New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1930, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1930. Illinois Votes Wet, So She Sells Liquor wmston, 1., Nov. 7 (@—I11h as most everybody probably ti time voted 1 o, e ay in favor of repeil o L TP n: endment Joint Insialiation of Qi L% Belen 1asU migTe Held fov Tirst Time e Helen Micd - e voters gave * Tor the first sell it As the result of had no legal effec of prohibition, a peace fined the woman on of guilty. " JOINT INDUGTION OFAL ANDINT |2 know Tuc by the Arres o of liquor plead action of right to 0% t the her the ski time in t story lla Post was in the referendum on the status istice th a plea ©! the or; tien of officers of No. 6, and of the 101d Iast evening HNation. « Leg anizations, a joint i Lddy-Glover Ausiliary unit Preceding the upper wi oric on | ronhol Jacob Kinkade, Ricdel, Mrs. Le- Doerr. Mre. John Ball, chair- Kenneth Kron, Mr: Mrs. Frank Bul- oni. Mr B. Georg Charles lation ce Sulirbache . ger sirls Work Mrs. Schacdler hail, wit Nirs. John Ib A Miss “n of Ttehabilit Mrs. Iph Spencer. Grant, Mrs. ard Mi Child Welfare (institutional): N. Whittemore Fidac: Mrs. Arthur Davis adic Roll: Mrs. Charles ation (institutional) Mrs. hell mma cir al services d ented ation s Sch with Mrs. of was pre in appic cfforts as sceret fir pre cominz i table gift hee ary. She be ident vo chairme vice ing Jor cor Fred tions Enswo aedler OFE dirman o for del Cedric Pow ingly for fo the welfar onally inves of > club ¢ Mrs Mrs. Arthur John Callahan, Mrs. Ber Mrs. Frank Chase Mrs. Itobert Bertini cicy Relief Committce appointed in 1926) Laura Rertini. chairman; Mrs. A. H Mrs. W. W. T. Squire, Mrs 1ade, Mrs. Annie Jackson, Mrs D. Walker, cn Ilizabeth sworth, Mrs. Jot lgen- ton rs org Talbot Lo indreds er term of Past T ] 1 (o T A irstallin fellowin omplimen it upon rried on i 1y, Other 0 cxtended 2 Yickinson of ~ Glur i e ommander o v fiss Marge « sdjutant past com Lost president the unit Hoffms 18t Conit Hz Gi Harry Jac N Otto Be Miss Vera onin \ « 1 « 1her chair Mr ry kson. Mrs. o 15 ted her stallation. By reason rvic Miss Stowell Lip in both the Amer- and its auxiliar, nher both organiza- ill be held & regational church on of fron plans for niaking a «d member sonted w local unit Seuthin ber of zed 10 which w 1c South Co Ay morr D ohservance Reports Mrs of ¥ ~sident T presid follows “To the office ddy-Glover Unit imerican Legion t my : lent 4 Glover u we and No member 6, of Auniliary Committe i.. lda priv to president ilege 1 pl submit asur ne our my en pletel ou the intentior program as tion and nabilitation child Our efforts '3 N n Mrs. Geor lizabeth Timb <on. Mrs. G George I’roc Unit Activitics ) imma small n Bchaal. chairman Legislative: Mrs. Howard M chairme ¢ o Gold & Mot M Harry | coat Ginsburg, rman: Mrs, Clifford TRUTH TRANGER THAN FICTION dinne hospitals remern local sent nk hrist men in b time spitals w ar cha sweute eting cards s one man inother give nation spu\.t ever twice as much on. Automobiles as on building homes and other struckuzes / HEATER GASOLINE KEROSENE ELLECTRIC WICRS U S A has had Four"“WHITE HOUSES' COTTON GLOVES AXES anceHATCHET 10¢ to 75¢ HANDLES rnd WEDGLS HOTGUNS and SHELLS RUBBI WOOD BAMBOO H BURNERS KES RARES ASH SIFTERS AND COAL HODS SHOVELS — POKERS — SHAKE™ » — LIFTERS STOVE and FURNACE REPAIRS Hardware ARCH STREET Plumbing A Mrs. | with amount Miss [worthy A | sent | packed and delivered by the needy cost cau N Hon | Gloy | pub fown | |who {ca jof « 100 | aire have hosy icem ed— al ¢ smo lcar | shoe finst | port | . i play s i just is i port japp tion of « | will | this £ com- | No- | | We for to |en {To fally tion annual for the year to | ally ciety thanks to the these “During |chased grocerie: clothing. light coal, Nwe | Liilian | | Heights “At Easter time were “Twenty-three quantity | Mitchell who ha This At the dren ss our since | 0 still another 40 dinners and a dinner a out to dinner. thank Miss Cora were |aided Mrs. unit to | work the | Junior Girls shared | ceived Bertini who has Powers materially in her ex-servicemen’s familics the dinners by Eddy-Glover Brituin Ted Cross. Municipal |is Bureau and 1ddy- Unit At this time 1 ish thank the local S the Rainbow Girls vice president. Mrs u had charge of this work people who delive Work-——We have re cognition from the state for also from Mrs. Hovle w national presicent of the Amcrican Legion auxiliury. The club consists of 10 girls who have been mshine | recommended to the proba our |tion officer. They h been taught nger (by their leader, Mrs. Lillian Schacd- | Many [ler, to hold business like meetings red |and to make various ful and or- {namental articles. The club is self- | supporting and during the year has ontributed money to our treasury. | Thank you Mrs. Schaedler for your untiring work with the girls “Membership — Notwithstanding businc lopression we abl increase 1 itland 197 membe we extend our sin- to Mrs. Fred Hofim committer lation—W¢ have of the stat of 15 Post, No. vor! now o e Service er [ licly e dinners the have pur- women's shoes and n, paid electric bills—purchased vers and provid for the familics year we bed and insurar fruit and medical x-servicemer purcha ther om a veter at 1 hospital For this 1 ction of Mrs. thank initted an 4 for tne n ! pital at Newing : flo service s have en to member- s record, ing \crease able a out e along thes carr 1en in hospitals ) men, of wi Ases, were sent boxes cont kes, candy. ctc. The other sent $1.00 bills with 7 wer This ye cted the street salc por want to take this oppor- thank the public for their also our post for opportunity. The net receipts erc almost 3400 is money 1 will be used for welfare “Community service—mWe have contributed §5 to the Red Cross: $5 for tuberculosis seals; $10 to th Newington Home for Crippled Chil- Iren the Eddy-Glover Boys D Burlington® 28 bags wer mad d filled by ladies from our junit for the local Red Cross, no ex- pensc entailed: 27 girls whose nam were given Miss Cora Bral City Welfare superintendent invited to a Christmas party at gion home. They had a most en- afternoon anta Claus was shments and we cond We to pies 8t nity s rous support in cards used clothe distributed to Mr en cha itutional Rehabilitation ant and hard well Child \\r'l('lu branch Mother A of good s have been thanks Day and Mos: Howard rman of An im- done; or ere s job to = ed an n otk 1y proud of t mpossible to of this work roximately $1 and child welf Christmas time 128 childr membered to the | is a impor ined. It complete r we have spen habilita- us by but re x-servicemen useful and eac nd 1 trust to co Americanisn chairms Mrs. tructed our own me our Jun Our Americanism Ensworth, has th bers as well as members r Girls' club the prop: of ir i e a ts toys P our to of $1.00 n work financ allow of spread chil- us saluting Chr N talk on meeting o sane nas ar t to tl ity s' club district—I to 33 L cd to hday present ates were school ad e s codes wer Mrs. N. Wt s Tn- | £ A ¥ nd 400 Child W : ank Mrs to her onal th st district ppar children— al and Hig ex Means—Most 5] i} 15 s 10 the X o ¥ had man) Mrs. Cedric Powers, who per as food a invest 1 rehabili of candy at the 1 cases, we ex- | L Minstrel show—articles do thanks bers have been raffled arned by Al MASCULINE || A man wants what a man wea something conveying the latest patterns and in a standard of quality yvet mannish. designing high stylish and supe- vet masculine, something smart, in tailoring . . and of course something embody- features i . vet prices at 9. TOPCOAT; OVERCOATS A Largest Stove of Its Kind in New Britain - NORWOOD CLOTHE 274 -76 MAIN STREET * Stlares Everywhere off and as a new experiment over H. J. Donnelly’s store |a percentage of all sales made | certain day. As you will sec from the other reports donations have been made own members and | We very grateful thesc contributions and port given our variou ling attempts. M parties have been | these ladies. We all join | Mrs. Vincent Eddy for chairman. “Awards — We award for junior blem lamp for 1st for the for e took | st recciving on a later ent many iy, by outside. | +ory cash our friends indeed for |a money-mak- card girls' wor district 1 em- ember April and { ship gain State prize 1 itation ment, “Miscells rial of ion emo day—se mately naires, Boy of “the on mixed guests th ots ot our dec Mrs. Tinke | cemetery. lief fund two post ings. Contribute Eddy-Glover post ing luncheons Served banquet for the team, post members and their Served membership su {post. Placed a wrea { memorial at Christma {on the Pulaski 1 Mother's Day. All Go n New Britain, not 1 unit were sent gree zold star moth of our unit sent boug or candy. 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