New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 6, 1930, Page 10

10 i NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1930. HERRING BOATS GET NEW ADMIRAL OFFICIAL SOCIETY ~ GOTHAM DEBS HAVE. INCAPITAL BUSY ' THEIR FIRST PARTY Ancient Customs Still Observed Princesses and Handsome Gowns Many Make Appearance al| by Manx Fishermen Feature Season's Opening . PICKETT WLLION 1N GEVS ENROUTE T0EAST Stocker Jewelry Sold to Harry Winston, Broker Facts and Fancies By Jobert Quillen Junior Assembly Dance BY HAZEL REAVIS York, Dec. & (P—Hosi * MURDER HEARING FASCIST HOODLUMS “All Quiec On Western Front” Causes Demonstration .3 Protest Vociferous Th rom an e in boxes thrown ir igh confu; nsued Fist Fights Follow the automob hug. Vonien veigled into scorts fist f which = ghts, the F He s say outnumbered per st Canera in finding wou power has flourish« of all Congres! d do o ! s pro 1 dese Leic on this sentence jail-bird Correct I got.” said 1 1all labor humbly people” auing forn eir clubs t now as good as other o become | rowds a communists t FOR BEST RESULTS There were USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | ous casualtics. Pots™ shows an old Breton | isherman bending above his work nd it attracts attention because of simplicit Lobster bronze garden ornaments of Rathbone show the same whimsicality, chiefly those depicting | he characters that Lewis Carroll | famous, “The White Rabbit” 1d the “Quecn of Hearts” from Alice in Wonderland.” Her mord pretention things an entirely different note, the the torsos 1 the symbolic compositions being in the modern spirit. The out- Mrs, mad 15t bit in her exhi in the cyes of most people. is her head of | Madame Androwa, lent by the own- or. The head of Breton Fisher- man” shows such th that it ms more tl wn than woman a last under Gay- more a stre work of a exhibit ope dircctior he the Hart- will artistic shown country the Morgan memorial in tomorrow, there collec of that h e other city he Boston. T ough the courte Harvard Society of Contecmporary | Art, this collection has been loaned to the museum before its return to the owne Hartford and New Brit- ain are fortunate to have the oppor- to view these photograph have interested art critics out Europe, as in most in- s they represent the highest form of photographic art. Leading European nd American master photographers are represented. . e I shown & wh. o innin, only tunity which | throu Olive entertained w bridg a fe I'riday itton of Ten Acre members of and tea next SS ANNE daughter of the Amphion club Socicl News i+ DRAWS T0 CLOSE le ATlHEATER Gourt Barsvt)?alfi—Coniession of Mrs. Paul 0'Laughlin » Only Legal Point BANK MEETING CALLED Norwalk. Dec. § (UP)—Diffict t Fairfield suspended Monday state banking commissioner solved meeting of called for 2 p. tod An announcement of t said threc P, 1 $2 Trust ¢ pany. by at a stockh courses would st SCHE W UL Pr—A WESLEYAN Middletows for {ie mes fr ball team was compl are: January gford; 17. ary 14, Wil 15, Loomi herst fresh Williams fresh date Wa Watertowr Feb am at Mid Middletown; t Amherst: at Middletown. may be eting be consid- rger or sale. | suspen- | ¢ SE series | Taft om mp sc old |Cracken stud of Music The mas | Delt Alpha nte o o Glen street cte!t |at their 10 | friend esh hone all of performance g bra |at Bushnell Memorial s at|day cvening men men at e exhibition of pa rm;,- are now on display at (he MURPHY M M. T. 3 play at the S ni 10 1 scho W CLUB E\/EN'I“S Interesting Programs for the Club Woman—Other Notes. M party Mrs. T Hilt Wed- K will " Hurd ir Everybody wants a Waterman’s! i A Waterman's Pen is one gift you can’t go wrong on—for everybody nceds and wants a dependable fountain pen. For the man we sug- gest a Patrician—in a choice of five colors— Jet, Onyx, Nacre, Emerald and Turquoise. Pen $10. Matchinggen- cil $5. For the woman there could be nothing more appropriate than a Lady Patricia—the dainty, new Waterman’s pen designed expressly for the modern woman’s handbag. Choice of three col- ors—Jet, Onyx and Persian. Pen $5. Matching pencil $3. And for the young- ster we have a wonderful writing Water- man’s for as low as $2.75. Come in, to- day, and see our complete stock. I c- 52 THE PEN SHOP STATIONERS MAIN STREET 2017 | | chapter Judd Ingraham of West | A representative audience attend- cd the New Britain Woman's club meeting Tuesday afternoon and en- joved immensely Dr. Yutaka Mina- kuchi’s talk on economic relations between the United te s and Japan. P Mrs. Frank P. Usher was hostess at the Christmas sewing mecting of the Plainville Woman's cluh Wed- nesday afternoon. Esther Stanley D R.. met yesterday fternoon the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gail'Q. or- ter of Forest street. Moving pictures ken by Mr. and Mrs. Porter on the continent were shown and ac- companied by an interesting travel talk. Mrs. Rufus N. Hemenwdy and Mrs. William H. Rattenbury assist- cd the hostess at tea chapter, ah will present “Get Your with its dance W.C A of The Junior Ha the musical comedy Man." in conjunction on December 10, in the Y gymnasium. Miss Rose Swarsky this city is directing the play. Willard chay D, theater party at Rritain the Imma Hart A. R., attended a the Embassy theater in New Monday evening. Members reviewed the picture Big at the request the Associ- Picture Producer: picture one, two, il o ation of Motion and will list the three or four, according to its merit | This is for members, campaign judged by the part of a nations ttering pictures hout the country by publishing the D. R ent pictures will me be are cooper- of the 1embers receive The Berlin chap- hursday 4 Mrs. IPrancis a business mee ction up. ing guides way Deming. ting. and for Ellis the home of Vil be 1s This a col land hrist will taken 1 College club will ish housc Monday cvening. Ralph director of the American com in Geneva of the League of Nations association, will speak on 5 United States and World his wi he night board will act as hos- by following mior College club in' high school president; Cecclia ud. Doroth Anna Vevin, Friend Sophic o'cloc ward cutiy scs, ussisted the mbers of t New m Hedwig Rowinski Lilliar. Robic n. Veronica Teich Members Gar- night on East Howard d edu- of 1 club met last Wed Irank Hart's home ain street heard resting Mrs and napp give an in ttional iurns “Culture of club is spor food sale d of Plainville re of work which w place next i Mrs g Tyler Knapy sale will open Mair street Lone Cov which a d e dominion eld in Lot recentl Enir 3 p Itu ) odox spoke on problems in Itus ’ WEDDINGS | Berlin Couple Married | 53 Years — Fagan-Harz wspapers | 100 at | at | Del- soring | y F. Pagan of Liusley took place last Saturday at St. Henry's church in The cercniony was performed by Rev. Tather Dolan, assisted by Rev | Father Kinsella and Fev. Father Meehan. The attendants were Miss Mar- garet Harz sister of the bride, and | Otto Schroeder of this city. John J. and Claude Harz, brothers of tho bride, were ushers. The bride, who was given in mar- her father, worc a gown of white satin and a tulle veil caught | with orange blossoms and carricd a af of calla lilies. Her sister wors a pale green frock with hat and | shoes 1o match ana white | chrysanthemums, | Tollowing the service weddii breakfast was served at the Ritz club for members of the immediate family and intimate friends. The couple are now on a wedding trip in the South and on their return | will reside on Carter avenuc Mrs. Fagan is a graduatc avonne High school and of ysius academy. Mr. Fagan duated from Meriden 100l and the Shefficld entific school, Ya! avenue, morning Bayonne. John carried of I H from Sci- university n Helen 1. I merly of N iin but of New York city. and | Fahey Wallingford marriage license at the Municipl |building in New York yesterday. They will be married in the chapcl of the marriage bureau by Deputy Clerk J. J. McCormick "e 1 Mrs. Willard T. Alling of Alli Kensington their 1ding anniversary quict- Iy at their home yesterd Mr. s long b prominent Kensington. having heen ge of the Berlin towa also first selectman present, org obtained Miss of a observed izen i the first court. He for three y Allir have Benjamin W. Alling of New attory -general of Con- Marshall Alling, George Harold Upson, Loretia sther Allin wvas se six children, Elsie mann, to Werner Greiner of Bloomfield. N. J Miss Hausmann is cony ool department staff and ) is cmployed the s Trust Yorl Ne Iarme Co. of No ding. late ha s late has been s TENOR HURT Dec. 6 () Opera 1 ol A New Yorl 1. Metropolitan Nospital today a mul- He utomobile to cross was i tiple was | ocked doy csterday as empted tioa in OPPOSES COMPANY Dec. 6 (UP) Levitt of I of s court LEVITY rbury tilt with the Con & Power company in superlor court behalf of f Nen Mitford in owners of 18 c < brought hy conmp: extend a power ford to Wat fig FOOTBALL INJURY 1ATAL N. J.. 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