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New Britain herald., 1923-03-21
Will NOT PAY fine,
WOMAN IS JAILED
Probation Revoked in Case Of Mrs.
Milakonis, Held on Liquor Charge

Probation in the case of Mrs. Anna
Milakonis of 81 Hartford avenue,
who was arrested on Friday morning,
February on charge of violating
the liquor law and who was fined
800 and costs, was revoked by Judge
George w. Klett in police court this
morning. The woman was placed on
probation after being fined and was
ordered to pay the court a certain
sum each week until the fine was
paid. This she has not been doing,
Miss Cora Beale said in court this
mgrning.
Her fine and costs totalled s120.S5
and the woman will remain in Jail to
work out her fine at 81 a day unless
someone appears and pays it for her.
On the witness stand this morning
she said that she did not have the
money to pay the fine and when
warned that she might go to Jail said
that she did not care if the court
would be willing to take care of her
children.
Judge Klett said he would give
her until Saturday night to make
payment on the fine or else she would
be sent to Jail but when she said that
she would not pay it he revoked pro-
baton and she was locked up.
A raid was made on her home on
Friday morning, February Q by Po-
licemen John C. Stadler and Will
liam S. Strolls assisted by Motor
Cycle Policeman William P. Hayes.
A still, three gallons of liquor and
$50 gallons of mash were confiscated.
In the continued case of Stanley
Pawelczyk, who was charged with
driving motor vehicle without an
operators license, the accused was
fined $40 and costs.
The charge against Abraham So
daltes charged with driving an auto
mobile without the permission of the |
owner, Meyer Rosenholtz, was nolled. |
The cases of Joseph and Wadis- |
law Grezenia, charged with a VIOLA |
tion of the liquor law, were con-
tinued until Monday morning.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-21

One o'clock is the time limit for
classified ad insertions in the Herald
New Britain herald., 1923-03-21

Bertha C. Smith. Hedwig Jennie So
botlsiewiez. Pauline Julia sparkowslka,
Genevieye Lillian Sutula.
Helen Rose Tyborslsi, Anna Doro-
thy uchaiik. Mary Amelia WANNA,
Mary Helen zabloslSi. Lillian Mary
zaleslSi. Sally Lillian .zebroski. Anna
Zliceski.
Francis Abraham. John Charles
Brown, Michael Sebastian capodiece.
John Joseph Cianci, Victor Thomas
DUDE. Carl August A. Firnhaber,
Joseph John Giana, Nicholas Law
renee GULL. Sidney starret Kirk, Sam
uel Almond Maietta, Andrew Pod
lasek, Alexander Rovella.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-21

s. Cunningham. Pauline S., Cunning
ham. Dorothy Lillian Dawessa, Julia
Mary Donnarumma, Theodosia Cecilia
DUNN, Lena Depetro.
Elsie Dorchester, Mary Margaret
Dragone, Antoinette Lena Foldan,
Elizabeth Gorfain, Mary Catherine
Graczko, Stella Jachimczyk, Esther
Agnes Jezierski. Mary Elizabeth Kas-
perek, Katherine Kerelejza, Helen
Irene Klett, Helen Vronica Kowal-
czyk, Estelle Viola Kubas.
Cecilia Rose Kulas, Rose Margaret
Kulik, Charlotte Kremska. Eleanor
Sophie Majowicz. Lucy Mary Masse,
Lillian Margaret Malone, Stella Con-
stance Meskosky. Helen Geraldine
Novak, Mary Stella Olender. Dorothy
Evelyn Pierson. Mary Clara Podhaj-
ska.
Nellie Margaret Mary Podolak, An
astasia Anna Rakowski, Jennie Eliza
beth Rogers, Sophie Dorothy Serkow-
ski. Sophie Agnes Sedcieski. Stella
Mary Skorupska. Gladys Pearl Smith,
New Britain herald., 1923-03-21
GRADUATE TONIGHT
AT EVENING School
SeCy. Pratt Of School Board Will
Present Diplomas 10 70

Secretary II. NJ. Pratt of the school
committee will present diplomas to ~
members of the graduating class OF
the New Britain evening schools, to.
night in the Auditorium of the Cen
trail Junior High school. The exer-
cises will open at o'clock, and are
to be as follows:
March, Central Junior High school
orchestra; chorus. "The Pilgrim Fa-
TIERS" Wade; address OF welcome,
Samuel Armony Maietta; president of
the class; piano solo. "The Robins
Return" Fisher, Anna May Brown:
essay, "origin of the Americans
Creed" Gladys Pearl Smith; selec-
ton, Central Junior High school or
chestra; essay. History OF the Flag"
Mary Helen Zabloski; violin solo.
1.-THE Bohemian Girl" Balfe, Samuel
Almond Maietta; address to grad
yates, Rev. John l.. Davis, pastor of
Trinity Methodist church, chorus,
Hail to- Our Native Land" Verdi
Gage; presentation Of diplomas Ed
ward NJ. Pratt, member of evening
school committee: presentation Of
ildS5, W. w. i. oquiiN,
Eddy-Glover post. No. 6, American
Legion; chorus, Star Spangled Ban
ner.
The officers of the Graduating class
are as follows:
President Samuel Almond Maietta;
vice. president. Mary HELEN Zabloski;
secretary. Gladys Pearl Smith; treas
urer, Nicholas Lawrence GULL; class
motto. Seize The Opportunity; class
colors, garnet and silver
Names of Graduates.
The graduates are:
Rose Dorothy Bednarz Pierina
Mary Bergomi, Stella Helen Bielawa,
Lucy Helen Biernacki, Sophie Ce-
celia Bula, Anna May Brown, Bertha
Virginia Dorothy Bobrowski, Stella
Mary Gertrude Bodziach, Josephine
Jennie Carazza, Bertha May Crowell,
Concetta May Carrubba, Magdaleno
New Britain herald., 1923-03-21
That's How Father Johns
Medicine Acts on a CoId''

Father Johns Medicine acts on q
cold like water on fire. We have used
Father Johns Medicine In our family
and the children have been helped
greatly by 1t. We think Father Johns
Medicine is safeguard in time Of
sickness" (Signed Mrs. A. Baldassini.
West Quincy. Mass.
Father John Medicine will put
out" cold because 1t gives strength
to fight off the disease and helps the
patient to regain normal health. It is
safe for all the family to take because
1t is guaranteed free from alcohol or
dangerous drugs.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-21
ECONOMIC REPORTS
All Branches Of Trade And Business
Are Covered In Statement at Inter-
national G. OF c. Meeting.


national G. OF c. Meeting.
Rome. March 21.-(By Associated
Press)-Reports of economic condi-
tons In 10 countries were read today
before the finance group of the inter-
national chamber of commerce. Ivy
Lee. acting In behalf Of c. A.. Bed
ford, a chairman of the American f.
nance committee, read the report
which covered all branches of indus
try, trade, finance, transportation and
agriculture.
The American delegation resolution
advocating the convocation OF a world
economic conference will not be plac-
ed before the congress before Friday.
This resolution which was to have
been submitted today, embodies the
views of the international chamber on
reparations, interallied debts. inter-
national credits, budgets and ex-
change.
The resolution asserts that Ger
many must admit and pay her just
obligations which, however, should
not be ruinous to the nation. 1t points
out the futility Of settlement without
guarantee and says that security
against attack must be assured
New Britain herald., 1923-03-21
City Items.

Y. w. H. A. dance. Turner Hall,
Wednesday evening.-advt
Miss Mary Simeon of 243 Mill street
is at the New Britain General hos
pital with a painful wound in her
side suffered yesterday. The girl
girl stumbled and fell against an UNI
brella, the bottom part of it cutting
her side.
M. r. Proller and S. Felblum sold a
house yesterday to Stefan and Emilio
Ryszlciewicz. The purchase was
made through the B. Solomon Agency.
Edisons and Sonoras. c. L. Pierce
g. Co,--advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-21
der his pillow and started shooting.

der his pillow and started shooting.
DR.. W. Fl. Walker grabbed his
patients arm, while DR.. G. e. Kin
caid ran for assistance. With his free
arm Hite grabbed another revolver
from under his pillow and opened fire
again, wounding DR.. Walker, who
fed, in the thigh.
Hite then shot himself through the
heart, dying instantly. No motive is
known for the shooting but 1t is as
cribed to temporary mental derange-
ment.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-21

1t is better to learn late than never!
If you haven't tried Bakers Flavor
ing Extracts, use them in your next
cake, custard, or dessert.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-21
PATIENT SHOOTS DOCTOR
Man Under Inquiry on Blood Pres
sure Then Kills Himself

Clinton, Iowa. March q. - When
two physicians attempted to deter
mine his blbod pressure last night, J.
r. Hite. wealthy resident of this
community. drew a revolver from un-
New Britain herald., 1923-03-21
ENGAGE NEW TEACHERS.

Elihu 3. Tilton, formerly instructor
in science in the Caribou, Me-, High
school, has been named successor to
Morton H. Cassidy, as instructor in
science at the Central Junior High
school.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-21
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy Cheeks-SparklingEy Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says Dr.. Edwards, Well-Known
Ohio Physician

DR.. M. Edwardsfor 17years treated
scores OF women for liver and bowel all
ments. During these years he gave to
his patients prescription made of a
few well-known vegetable ingredients
mixed with olive oil, naming them
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. You will
know them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder-workers on
the liver and bowels. which cause nor
NAL action, carrying off the waste and
poisonous matter in ones system.
II you have pale face, sallow look.
dull eyes, pimplcs, coated tongue. head.
aches, listless, no-good feeling, all out
of sorts, inactive bowels, you take one
OF DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
for q time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands of women and men take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sue
cessful substitute for calomel-now and
then just to keep them fit. 15c and 30c.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-20
ola HORMIGA DE ORC"
ESCALADA

Del establecimiento "La Horrniga
de Orc" sustrajeron dos sombrillas
de seda valoradas en- $500.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-20
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Evening star., 1923-11-04
Society Buds Given
Chance to Make Bow
To Capital Society
Dinners and Dances Mark
"Coming-out" Program for
Members of the Younger
Set.

The commandant Of the Marine
Corps and Mrs. John A. Lejeune will
entertain at dinner for their debu-
tomorrow evening preceding the bali
to be given at the marine barracks.
Miss Laura winder Marshall. debu-
tante daughter OF Gen. and Mrs.
Richard C. Marshall, will be the honor
guest at dinner New Year eve OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Reynolds. who
will entertain at the Chevy Chase
Club.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Adams will
present their daughter. Miss Eliza.
beth Adams, to society December 20
at a dance at Rauschers.
Mra r. g. Renolds Hit, and her
debutante daughter. Miss Edith Hit.
will return tomorrow from New York.
where they have been for fortnight.
Countess Gizycka. and her daughter,
Countess Felicia Gisycka, who will
be one Of the debutantes Of this Sea-
son, will come to Washington shortly,
and are expected to occupy the home
Of the formers mother. Mrs. Robert
Countess Gizycka and her daughter
have been In their home In Wyoming Q
for the lRte summer and autumn, after
spending some time abroad.
Mrs. Earl Palmer Hopkins will en-
Monday. December 8. for her debu-
tante daughter, Miss Jane Hopkins.
In honor Of Miss Agnes Ashford and
Miss Alice Bonn, who will come from
Hopkins after tho Army.Navy game.
Miss Hopkins will go to New York for
the game. and will be the guest OF
Miss Bonn while there.
Miss Norvell Clark Munford. debu-
tante daughter Of Mrs Clark Mum
ford. went to Richmond Friday to
spend a week with Miss Carolyn
Lewis, who was presented to Rich
mond society at an,s iargs tea tea, Fst1ay rstary
at the end Of this week and Join her
mother in their new home at 1905
8 street, which they took possession
OK Miss Gunford will be the CUES. Of
honor at luncheon WEDNESDAY. sla " NO; Q;
Richmond. who has taken an apart.
mont at the Brighton for the re.
mainder of the year.
Miss Anne Devereux. debutante
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. John Ryan
Devereux. and Miss Betty Byrne
debutante daughter Of Mrs. Stanton
J. Peelle, will share honors at the
, luncheon which Mrs. Minnegerode
Andrews will give Thursday, Novem.
ber Is.
Miss Virginia Mason and Miss Mari
Eula Mason have been added to the
| list OF this seasons debutantes. They
will be presented to society by thet,
aunt, Mrs. Hare Lppincott.
/ Mrs.. Katherine Wylie will give G
| tea at her residence, on Thomas circle
November 80, TO present her daughter
Mi9s Margaret Wylie, TO society. Mis-
Wylte will return to Bryn Mawl
College after the Thanksgiving holt
days.
Evening star., 1923-11-04

The return OF foreign ambassadors
and ministers lends renewed interest
to the corps and before New Year
day the full complement OF the diplo-
matio list IL expected to be filled.
Tho ambassador OF Chile and
Sonora de Matthew will come to
Washington this afternoon or tomor-
row, from New York. where the lat
ter arrived Saturday on the Levia-
than. after passing several months In
Europe.
Tho ambassador Of Belgium and
Baroness de Cartier are expected to
return to Washington tho Arst OF tho
week from New York, where they ar
rived yesterday on the Belgenland.
after . protraoted Say In Europe.
Tns newly % sDDoirn,s6 rs:m, ameSs's a. ;s S6s. DO.
rente, ana their daughter. Mile. Luisa
Torrente, will arrive in New York
Saturday on the Paris from France.
They will come directly to Washing
ton.
Tho minister of Norway ana Nine
Bryu will entertain o company ot
dinner Friday evening.
The minister OF Ecuador and Sonora
de Elixalde will have . small COM
pany iunching informally with them
today.
The minister of Uruguay and Nine
! vareia have returned to their house
! at 1916 s3rd street for the winter
,, after spending q month or SIX weeks
| in Europe.
The minister OF Persia, Mir1a Hus.
| cain Khan Alai. will 20 TO New
york about the end Of the week "a
remain q few days.
, Countess ssschenyi. wife Of sa tae
! ninister OF Hungary, returned Weos.
naa6av to the villa ut Newpors, Wnscn
they OCCUPIED ,tsrs through ssn,a Ins is,sr sS sn;
month when she will Join the mia.
lister in their home on Aassaen"se'''
avenue.
/ The minister OF Finland. M: - g.
r.eonsrd Astrom. spent Few Gays ~. ~
! New York last week and retufneo ~ ~
Evening star., 1923-11-04
Dinners. Luncheons. Teas
Weeks Society Feature

16lss Amelia Williams entertained
at dinner last evening. at the Brooke
Tsa House. the wedding party Of
MIS- Margaret Kroll. whose marriage
to Mr. Gordon c. Tibbetts will take
plsee the SD Of November. The din
r,er preceded IN evening at cards. 70
which additional guests were invited.
These present were Miss Margaret
Hroll, Aiss Amelia GUIDE, Miss Mary
Juao Wiland. Miss Mary Parker. Miss
Ro4n Ushlsman, Miss LOuise Leeke.
Mo- blanche Parker. Miss Deroehy
Hcraca Stevenson, Mr.. and Atrsx
Evening star., 1923-11-04
Return of Foreign ENJOYS
Stirs Interest of Society
Full Complement Of Diplomats Expected in Capital
Before New Year Day-Notes of
Individual Members

apartment at wardman Park Hotel
Friday.
The minister OF the Serbs, Croats and
win start for the Pacific coast the mid
die Of next week and will mako q series
of addresses before returning to Wash
ington the middle Of December.
The minister Of the Netherlands Dr..
de Graeff, viii 60 to Chicago today and
will visit Detroit before returning at
the end OF the week.
The minister of Siam, Phya Buri
Navarasth. win go to Cincinnati the
latter part OF the week to remain sew.
eral days.
Mrs. Henry Getty chiffon. wife Of the
turned to washington yesterday from
New York. where she spent several
days.
Nine Prochink, wife q tho charge
home" yesterday at the legation on
wyoming avenue.
The charge d'affaires Of Salvador and
senosa % dc Castro and the istter.s sis
rive In this country the latter part Of
the week, on the Ecuador. after passing
several weeks at their home.
The charge d'affaires Of Greece and
Mrs. Tsamados will be at home this
afternoon after O'Clock at the legation.
The commercial counselor Of the Brit
ish embassy and Mrs. John Joyce Brod-
eriok. viii come to Washington the first
Of the week from New York, where the
latter arrived yesterday on the Fran.
coma from England.
Tho secretary OF the Netherlands 10.
CATION, Or. Hubrecht. returned "a
Warrington yesterday from Annapolis.
whore he went 70 make an address on
the Netherlands to the freshman class
at the Naval Academy.
The mir attache Of the British en-
bassy, Group Capt. N. q. Christie. will
return to Washington the drst OF the
week from New York. where he went to
spend the week end.
$50 ea,
The third secretary Of the Bulgarian
| legation. Mr.. Theodore Geshkohf. he's
been recalled and left Washington last
nlgfle. -
Evening star., 1923-11-04

thu western Union Telegraph COMPANY
ana their friends Tuesday evening,
which started with q straw ride 20 tne
y. W q. A. vacation lodge. Chesrydale'
Va The lodge was beauttfuliy deco
ratad ia appropriate style and games
were played. and there was dancing,
after which an old Dutch supper ~as
In the party were Miss Ruth Bitttns.
Miss Lucille Beckett, MISS AarS 40 S
Erahsr. Mas Rebecca Hass, Miss Masie
Henderson, Miss Harriet 0errer. Miss
Ruth ballard. Miss Margaret satsen.
Mo- Josephine Harmon, Miss Alice NC
MilIan, Miss Mary Nell, Miss Dorothy
Ostenborger, Miso Anna Neil, Miss LaI-
lisn Gwitsef, Miss Mary Taylor. MISS
Ethel Waksflsad. Miss Edith Cannon.
Miss Louise Dupsleesis, Miss Emma
vierkorn. Miss Lyndaa DuvaA' Msa
dsrs. Mr.. r. MCMILLAN, Mr.. II McKen-
ncy. Mr.. n. c. Keister, Ar. r. Coroin,
Mr.. C. Dunn, Mr.. g. Curtis, Mr.. w.
Carter, r.; Mr.. L. Diets and Mr.. e.
Buckingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fay were given
q surprise Halloween party We1nos.
day evening BY Mr.. and Hrs. Henry
e. oundershsimef, Hr. ana Nrs. The
dors Eiseman. Mr. ana nra Haury
sslingsr. The evening vas passsa e
playinG cards ana ended at mioniGht
with . buffet supper.
ler. ana lfrs, Honry Z. 0unA1e-
shOlmer Of 1858 Ie6ee0o0 stfee1
noFthWest ente14Ainsd nine 0ouplee
at a dance IN hcnof of thsar houss
Evening star., 1923-11-04

Harry Hendricks. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
ward Coping. Mr.. and Mrs. william
tian. Mr.. Gordon Tibbetts, Mr.. George
Phillips. Mr.. william Monroe, jr.; Mr..
Brauson Thomas, Mr.. Edward Beale,
DR.. Martin Stohlman. Mr.. Eugene
Ruark, Mr.. Frederick Pierce ana Mr..
Howard Beale.
Mrs. Robert H. Chapman enter.
tained a company Of ten at supper
last evening In the palm garden Of
the willard Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Basil Gordon enter.
tained 4 small company informally
ct dinner last evening.
Nrs. Danaa Hanna entsFtAlneA q
small company at luu0heon yooteeaay
at the willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1923-11-04
guest, Gertrude Helen johnson o
Atlantic City, N. j.

oeyiy decorated in Halloween coll
ors, the Playhouse presented Q pretty
scene for the nrst dance OF the sea-
son to be given by the Paulist Club
wednesday night. which was held
as . compliment to the members and
Among the features on the program
was an exhibition tango presented
by Senior Manuel 0iron and MISS
Ruth Grimm.
The members ana their guests ~erc
received BY the President, M. Tnomas a.s
OF the committee. Mr. J. Edward Nc
0inness. Mr. Hugh +; Quinn, Mr. j.
walter Delaney, Mr. John E. Meene-
han aud Mr.. Charles + Clark.
miss Mary Sadler and Miss Emma
Sadier entertained 1t Halloween
dance 1t their home q Laurel. No
washington for tho occasion we're
Miss Nyrle Royce. Miss Mac Core
Miss Edna sihel: Mrs: r. MaoKay A..
len. Judge and ArA Patterson, Mr.. w
7; Adamson, try NJ; & NsH psnn PHanexs .ns
Or. Nillard Knowlton.
Evening star., 1923-11-04
Ball Thanksgiving Eve
For Episcopal Hospital

The annual ball for the beneit OF
the free wards at the Episcopal Eye,
Ear and Throat Hospital will be given
as uaual on THANKSGIVING eve, We'd
nesday, November 2s. In the ball
rooms Of tho New willard Hotel. Mrs.
David Meade Lea, president OF the
beard ol lady managers OF the hos
pItpL - ctGirmaA 81 the ball commit-
SfSSSnf1f fuf the balG ConaMaAnder
Evening star., 1923-11-04

Mr. aud Mrs.. HsnrI =. 0snAee.
noFthWest entenfAinsd nine 0oup1ee
at a. dance In hcnof OF thets h0use
Evening star., 1923-11-04

4 Halloween party wHs given ~ the
members Of the: keleph 81
Evening star., 1923-11-04
ANCNG center about Thanksgiving night
entirely to the annual THANKSGIVING

MRS COOLIDGE interested in the third
N made by patients the hospitals TO ne
held week the Hooe building 1886 auspices
the George Baldwin Mccoy of
Mrs Waiter Mccoy chairman assisted by Mrs
Charles Walcut, Psttin
Lew Mohler Shaushenssy Mrs Robert coe
Mss Charles Warde, md E. Jones - - ~
Evening star., 1923-11-04
Benefit Ball Aunounesd By
Marshall Chaptsr. p. A. r.

|, TIA Thomas llafshall CAApkse, -. Il.
n, Wlil 0ive : benS04 ban af the Hetef
t6, Tor tha paepe6e - eafxn3eGS1o the
Alreracenisafion WQe r. sae
Evening star., 1923-11-04
Social Week in Capital
! Made Interesting by
!. Variety of Activities
anthernum Show, Where Matchless Blossom
Is Named for Her.
SALLIE v. II. PICKETT.

Itii Nat;ona, chorus all combined fitting preliminary last
of official program
cepons which will from the White House this
closer Capital the public keep keen
the When Mrs Coolidge reached
propagag the annual hsanhemum show of the
Department Agriculture Tuesday she with vtabe
hundred assembled there The secre
of Agriculture and Mrs Wallace received her. assisted by their
daughters and her admiration for the macs blossom named for her
apparent throughout her visit
PRoPos of White House,
"A that they will begin December and that Thursday
of receptions and dinners
G % I a e
at home it, IS low M here h no ey G OF ne Tsx n Wnth %
Official society except Saturday:
oUNr daughter Appony coming
early in the week. met with several interesting
Hungarian legation and elsewhere while much veer
Princess Boses There dinner and luncheon
given Purple Halloween Adding
whose visit added an Unusually lively feature the life
EVERY day debuantes,
~ the particularly interesting groups
who having comngou. party mnsns quite gen.
orally with the buds of the and and being
of Agriculture and Mrs Henry Wallace and the only cabinet bud
Of the Miss Wallace will be the blue
:
= s :i: Il: Is s s X Ne:
this month" %
HE republican John T.
Adams have daughter Of the debut.nte Miss Elizabeth
graduate Of Miss Masters School, Dobb Ferry will
popular of the girls in Washington society Miss
L.rner daughter Of Mr. and Mrs John and Miss Elizabeth
Haynes daughter of Mr. and Mrs Harry Haynes
the list local buds and Mrs Hare Lppncott will with
charming debutantes.
DANCNG Thanksgiving nigh. with the evening
before devoted almost entirely ball
for the benefit Of the Episcopal Eye Ear and Throat Hospital
@ ss ID; % o:a :ans:
balls will nights
the Cdren Country Home ball taking night
this is being given at Rauchers. - -
MRS COOLIDGE interested the third fall articles
IA made by patients hospitals 70 be
held week in the Hooe building street the auspices
George Baldwin Mccoy
Mrs. Waiter Mccoy chairman arrangements
Clarke Lucas. Mrs Charles Pstn
Mrs Lew Mobiles, Mrs Edward Shaushenssy, Robert Coe
Mfs Charles Warde e. Jones' - o~
New Britain herald., 1923-12-31
CITY ITEMS.

Best of music at Firemen's ball, New Years Eve, State Armory. Con- cert from to 9.-adyt.
 Rudolph and Herbert Robinson, students at Northeastern and Boston universities are spending New Years with their parents, MT. and Mrs. R. Robinson of 1855 Fairview street.
 Love Song From Alitzi." fox trot record. c. L. Pierce & Co.--advt.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Hogan are spending the holidays with Mrs. Jane Tracey of Smalley street.
 Home cooked luncheon at Crow ell's.-advt.
 Chief William c. Hart of the police department has received letter from the Sisters Of the Sacred Heart Orphanage thanking him and mem bers of the department for gift of $40 made to the institution by the department at Christmas time.
 Nighttime in Italy it's Wednesday Over Here" song record. c. L. Pierce. & Co.-advt.
 MT. and Mrs, William Murphy and family of Waterbury, former resi- dents of this city, are renewing ac- quaintances here.
 See the old year out at the Fire mems ball, New Years Eve, State Armory--advt.
 Miss Mary J. Toner of New York city spent the holidays in New Britain.