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The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-30
Mrs. Maude Paul
Dies This Morning

Mrs. Maud Pierce Paul, 80 years
of agt, daughter Of Mrs. Ida u.
Pierce of Arvada, died in Mercy hos
pital. Denver, this morning at 1880.
Death followed an operation for re-
lief from peritonitis performed Mon
day. Every medical attention was
given her but she failed to rally her
strength as was hoped for.
Mrs. Paul attended school in Ke-
to, Kans.. where she was born and
also in Arvada. In recent years she
had lived almost entirely in Los An
relies and Pasadena except for occa.
sional visits to her mother here.
Mrs. Paul is survived by son
Howard, her mother, and two broth
ers, Roy and Stanley.
Funeral services will be conducted
Sunday from the Arvada mortuary
Only immediate relatives are invited
to attend. at the request Of the de
ceased. Interment will be in Arvadi
cemetery.
Rev A. c. Hoover, pastor of 'h'
hrvada Methodist church will prcarf
the funeral sermon.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Jnmi on ~
Ohio. are visiting M the home Of r..
T. B1rrctt
The annual reunion OF the Arynda
Baptist church was conducted last
night. Refreshments were served.
Archie Austrrmnn Of CHYpcr, Wyo,.
Is visiting with his brother Joseph
Austerman Of Aryada.
Miss Olive Watson left this week
for Canon City where she will teach
the coming year
Kenneth Townslcy received "A Sc
we're cut across the left hand while
cutting cheese Tuesday morning.
The Womhn's club viii meet Tues
day September ith at the home Of
Mrs. Maloney
Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Brood and
daughter, MnrRory, Of For, Collins,
are spending their vacation with
Aryadn and Golden fricndv.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Mills and Mr.. and
Mrs. X. j. Champion returned Sun
day from. their vacation spent nj
Grand Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Church Of
Bropmfiold spent the day with the
shnd Reid family at Griffin Mon
day.
Mrs Ruth williams Of Armada ~
selling her household effects. during
which time she iH residing IN Denver
She expects 90 drive = California
soon.
A n reminder 10 students, II r.
called 20 their attention by the
school board that registration must
be made Friday or SATURDAY. Of this
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-30
Three Men Break
from County Jail

The two thieves who a month or
more ago stole ll5 pairs of silk
hose from A j. Recht, proprietor of
the Econmy store, broAe Jail at
Golden Friday night in company of
man serving sentence for stealing
saddles.
Seriff Gary c. Kerr had permit
ted the men the freedom Of the cor
ridor of the Jail and between visits
of Mr.. Kerr to the Jail tore n radi-
ator from the wall and worked hole
through the brick wall, permitting
them to escape.
Their method was to remove the
radiator from the wall and work
bricks loose, returning the radiator
to its normal position each time they
heard an officer approaching.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-30
BLOOMFIELD
Too late for last week.

The NJ. NJ. club met at Mrs. Drl-
MS home on Friday, Aug. II.
A mock wedding was staged In
honor Of Mrs. Wheeler's also Mrs
brier's wedding anniversary. Par
6r;nants of the mock ceremony wore
nj fashioned clothes. Guests of the
Sjub included Mesdames Dill, Nichols,
nav and Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. D. Eggleston
ave moved to their new home in
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Bristol and
bon are spending a week in the
Mountains, leaving Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Rowe in charge of the garage.
The annual tour Of the Boulder
bounty club girls and boys was held
thursday. Aug. 16. Among them
rere the High-steppers club from
roomfield.
Bob Shaw is suffering from a
roken leg
Mr.. and Mrs. Kazisek and daugh-
kr Marcelle are in Ellsworth, Kan
Is, called there by the death of the
Primers mother.
Ernest Mite was knocked down
nd injured by an automobile last
Ionday. His condition, however, is
ot thought serious.
A nar'v of friends from Kansas
Re visiting at the home of F.. D.
'vos and Albert Bruner.
Mrs. ". L. Davis and Mrs. X.
haw are visitors at the home of
rs II. p. Shaw.
Misses Myrtle and Gertrude Mum
IN are Snending week vacation at
Ftes Park.
Miss Virginia Molhohn is spending
few days with her sister, Mrs. A.
Dunphv.
Mrs. John Kozisek and EVELYN Ko-
tek Of Denver are visiting Mrs. J.
Kozisek.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-30
'MACHINERYBlDS
WILL BE OPENED
BOARD WILL OPEN BIDS ON
MACHINERY TO MAN NEW
WELL AT REAR OF CITY
HALL AT SPECIAL MEETING
HELD TONIGHT.

Bids will be opened for machinery
and pumps to put into operation the
city's new well on the rear of the
city hall lot at specially called ses-
sion Of the town board tonight.
Several big supply houses of Den
yer are expected to present bids and
THE rivalry PROMISES to be quite
spirited.
Work on the new well has been
stopped pending purchase of new
pumps. The big drilling rig will be
left in place and the well tested
thoroughly to determine the capacity
of the well.
Water from the new we'll is said
to be Of excellent quality and the
quantity is only to be determined by
pumping the water continuously to
see whether it will stand the gaff of
continuous 40 gallons minute work
over a days run.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-30

Miss Eva Stephenson left Wednes-
day for Cheyenne where she Will
teach this term.
Walter Fawcett and son Of Colo
RADIO Springs spent the weekend at
the home Of K. 7. Kerr.
Tom Chestnut left Saturday for
his home at Clay Center, Kansas,
after spending the summer with Mrs'
r. J. Johnston and daughter.
Representative Thomas Axtell and
family of North Platte. Neb., spent
last week with the formers sister,
Mrs. J. B. Weaver.
Mrs. Bertha Kerr Of Highland Lake
returned Friday to her home after
a short visit with her mother, Mrs
Helen Doughty.
Mrs. Klumkcr had as her guest
last week, Mrs. c. =. Morrison and
son Jack Of Hollywood, Calf,
Ladies of the Methodist church
will hold Il grandchildren dinner
Friday evening on the parsonage
lawn.
Young people Of the Epworth Len.
que of the Methodist church WIN
hold a watermelon social on the PARK
lawn this evening.
Mrs. J. S. Atherly and son Evan,
OF Basin. Wyo., are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Tost. Ihey
arrived last Thursday. go ,
r. G. Jones moved "Wednesday
from the ]. S. Mollet bungalow on
Wadsworth 10 Mrs. .Zcller's house on
Grant avenue.
Mrs. Mollic Batter cntertained at
her home near Juchem station sun,
day the following relatives. Mr.. nnI
Mr8 Anthoy Under and ihmiIy OF
Leader, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Under
and family Of Fort Lupton, Fred
Platter Of Denver Mr. and Mrs; c.
/. Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs. chas. Rs
den and son, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lin
der and daug.er. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Batter and family. all Of Golden
Twenty.four partook Of picnic din
ner act out in the shade.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-30
|c0MMERCECLUB
|NEXTTHURSDAY
,,rs,DENT NEWT OLSON ASKS
rErVERYONE INTERESTED IN
TrI FARE OF THE TOWN TO
HTTEND MEETING ON NEXT
THURSDAY NIGHT.

Tho Arvada Community club will
~ a.e next Thursday night for their
s me. September meeting. The
l es; is scheduled for 8 o'clock
nnd viii meet in Barth hall
'nT ~ special subject to be consid-
ID ~" Is the distribution of publicity
efeu relative to Arvada. 1t is pro-
Nod s to send this advertising matter
po'. al, noints of the state, calling
ss W ~ to Arvada's specific advan-
t t,Ses as residential community.
Newt Olson, president, and Ralph
Smith, secretary of te club, botl!
ill he ON the job and request that
srsrvbody interested in the welfare
=; ,be community attend.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-30
FRUlTDALE

Mary and Ruth Underwood enter
med their Sunday school class Fri
fved.
The whole Belding family is spend
weeks vacation camping Mt
.ooert Voag is visiting his grand
n,er, Mr.. Hale this week.
rs, Lettie Tweed. who has been
uhp her sister, Mrs. Lee Johnston
ior the past few weeks. return
tuesday to her home in Oakland.
ne Ladies' Aid will meet Thurs
sept g, with Mrs. Nelson on
vel avenue.
W. and Mrs. Clark Stone and lit
IN lett Wednesday morning for
W DAYS Of vacation in the noun
Az Haakenson is wearing that
We mat won't come off" since
, sftlyal last Thursday of n nine
nall pound boy. The little one
Oe.h named Gale David.
-. Williams is spending the
On business in FL Paso. Texas.
T. Mccormick Of Denver Is build
a. = new two-story modern home
"st Forty-Fourth Ave.
Merine Lee mnde weekend
,, YIN friends in Fort Lurton.
allhg and gravcling work Is be-
~. on Brown avenue this week.
er' zones spent Sunday with Geo.
=, Lille Martin and girl friends
y hnrsdnv picn>king in Golden.
s aottt sess, who has been takin-
'y work in Washington this
'ef mas returned 60 his home
r.. FINK Is driving n new sedan.
v,sna Mrs. Indd and guests. Mr..
H.' Singer Of western Ohio.
~. !" Grand Lake and returned
1lsnnen. Mrs. Cox. Mrs. y. K.
~, Mrs. pharris. Mr.. Merchant.
sDenver took Sunday dinner at
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-30
$500 PER YEAR
SCHOOLS OPEN
SEPTEMBER 4h
MANY IMPROVEMENTS MADE
At HIGH SCHOOL-LlST OF
TEACHERS IS GIVEN OUT
AND SHOWS STRONGEST FAC
ULTY EVER IN SCHOOLS.

Pupils entering the Arvada high
school building will be agreeably sur
priscd at the many improvements Of
fected during the summer vacation.
The building has been completely
renovated and altered to suit tho
needs Of growing community and
gradually increasing number Of
students, and 1t is confidently ex-
pectcd the registration list this year
will BIO decidedly larger than that
Of last school year.
A small room formerly utilized as
u telephone booth has been enlarged
and viii be used this year as the Of
flee of the secretary. Seats in tho
auditorium have been rearrangcd so
that II better view of the stage may
be had. In addition scventy-two seats
have been added in spare back
part of the auditorium which will bc
partitioncd off and used as II class
room.
New linolcum has been laid in tho
halls. the gymnasium and the audi
torium. resulting in decidedly inn
proved appearance. A grated parti-
ton now separates the lunch room
from the gymnasium floor. The
room, nrcscnts :, sn;ck md ANN nm.
n NAM" md tho nrv. Stoves U.s. bavc
hecn thoronyb,w cleaned mr.. in good
condition for III. ensuing term
The normal training dcnartmcnt
~ Nh. bioh srbooi bn, bccn nnnrov-
.d hw Mrs. Mary e r. Rr.dfora md
nroS.ss;nn,l .r.a;t. townrd cnr,ificn-
tion mnw he obtained nv nupils who
compietc Nh. cour.e,
TX. manual training den.rtmcnt
will bc housed in n 2Ox4O foot struc-
tire which Inns lust been completed.
According to Superintendent OF
Schools George II. Whcatlcy. Arvsda
high school this ycur will have the
strongest faculty in the history of
the school nil tcnchcrs in high school
having taken A. Il, degrees and ali
grade teachers having the equivalent
~ normnl school ccr,ificntion.
Requirements for teachers in the
local schools are equal to those for
Denver schools and far more cx-
acting than in any other system in
Inc co,,ntv.
Tho r,ii ,c,, o,c,s Tucsdnv Sen
tomhcr a. and III. firs, tc.chcrsr
mcc,in, wiIi he Mold en,urdnv after
mon "
Tho oor,n,o,. H., ~ ,o,cb.rx 10,
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-30
Merchants Close
fer Labor Day

Arvada merchants will celebrate
Labor day by temporarily suspending
business activities, except In some
few cases where it will be necessary
to remain open.
Many citizens are planning TO
leave town that day for the hills,
since no genral celebration will be
held here.
Gasoline dispensing stations plan
to be open for business as usual
Monday morning.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-30
Mrs. f. NJ. Broad expects to leave

Mrs. f. NJ. Broad expects to leave
soon for Nova Scotia.
Mrs. c. Willis and family spent
Sunday in Greeley.
Mrs. Fred Newell of Denver is in
Arvada for a visit of several days
with her sister. Mrs. Ralph Smith.
Norman Miller and family motor
ed to Gothenburg, Neb., the fore part
of the week TO visit relatives.
Mrs. Dave Evans leaves Friday for
Johnstown where she will teach the
second grade Of the school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Klumkcr and family
spent Sunday in Boulder with their
daughter, Miss Helen.
Mrs. A. Hines and the Misses
Alice and Marion Sims of lafayette
Mrs. Parfett took her class Of
girls of the Baptist Sunday school
on picnic at Berkeley park Monday
and all present report good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Nnnsol Of Mon
roe, Ncb. visited nj the home Of
Clarence Lively for n few days this
week.
Gordon Hutchings will return 10
the Colorado Agricultural College at
Fort Collins Saturday TO resume his
studies there.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Rourke and son
Clarence are In Detroit. Mich, visit
irr with relatives and latest letters
report Mr.. O'Rourke greatly improv-
ed in health.
Charles Maloncy will move this
week 20 the Ray Juchem house, the
latter having recently purchased the
residence Of MR. y. e. holland on
North Wadsworth avneuc
Miss Lila Roalv niece Of Mrs.
Jennie Watson Of West Third street.
win spend next month with her aunt,
rrd will then return 10 her studies
Mt the university ut Boulder.
George s. Scott and family Of
the Scott hardware store IRE cxnect-
n quite lengthy visit "a eastern Iowa
ruite lengthy virt 70 enstorn
points.
Mrs.. Charlotte ruygren. sister of
+. Flodquist. left for her HON"
a. Cedar City. Utah. Tuesday AZ.
ter short visit with relatives living
here. Mrs. Luygren has Just re-
turned from -four months trip to
Stockholm, Sweden.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-30
Catches Auto
on W. 44h Ave.

II. S. Schaub. deputy sheriff and
proprietor of the garage at Wads-
worth and West 44th Ave, has more
firmly than ever established his rep
utation as an auto thief sleuth. The
last of last week he stopped two men
in an automobile on the road near
his garage and confiscated it after
identifying it as one stolen from
n Golden resident the same day.
One of the two men plead guilty
Yesterday to u charge Of larceny and
Inc other, on his refusal to follow
the example of his partner in crime,
was bound over to the district court
for trial.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-30
OMAHA MAN DIES HEkE

Evan Wilson, of Omaha died Tues
a.r evening at the home of daugh-
|.sr : Mrs. L. L. Wiedman near Ar
|yada. Funeral services were con
|ducted today at 1880 in Woods
Cbapel. Golden, after which the BODY
was shipped to Omaha for burial.
Another daughter, Mrs. Hardness
also lives here.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-30
TIRE SHOP SOLD
TO OLSON AND JOHNSON

Sale of the Midwest Tire shop,
which has been conducted for some
time by John f. Patterson. to John
Olson and Albert Johnson, has been
announced.
This shop has been vHry success
full in the past but was sold follow.
ing continued i'll health of Mr.. Pat
terson. The new firm will continue
the policies of "super service, long
II fixture in the shop and ask con.
sideration from Arvada automobile
owners.
The new firm of Olson and John.
son took possession August cath.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-30
METHODIST CHURCH TO
PICNIC MONDAY, SEPT.

The Methodist church and Sunday
school and their friends will picnic
Monday, Sept. 8, at the Hill ranch
Just south of the Olivet station on
the north Golden car line.
Each family is requested 10 bring
its lunch. though coffee, cream and
sugar will be furnished on the
grounds.
The entertainment program in
clude sports of all kinds and a base
ball game will be feature.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-30
Catholic Church to
Have Special Meet

The Shrine of st. Anne will hold
Forty Hours Devotion services for
the first time in their parish church
here.
The forty hours devotion is one
Of the most vencratcd Of services in
the Catholic church. Services will
begin Saturday morning at X o'clock
and end Monday evening with bcne-
diction and procession.
Saturday and Sunday evening
services will bc held at O'Clock,
Beginning mex, Sunday, the hour
Of masses viii be TAB and D.i5
"a. m.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-30
J. J. DAVIS PURCHASES
MOLLET CLEANING PLANT

j. j. Davis of Valley avenue has
purchased the cleaning and press
ing establishment now operated by
Mrs. J: S. Mollett and will assume
possession at an early date.
Mr.. Davis will also open paint
ing and paperhanging shop in con-
nection.
Although new resident in this
part Of the country, it is thought
Mr.. Davis will be successful in his
new undertaking.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-30
STANDARD OIL AGENCY
NOW OWNED BY E. A. KEHN

V. A. Brown of Arvada last week
sold the Continental Oil company
agency and tank wagon route to +.
A. Kehn also of Arvada.
The transfer carries with it the
management of the local filling sta
ton and tanks of the company.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-30

Walter P. Smith & Son announce
sale Of the ]. E. Munson two-acre
pct on Valley avenue to Mr.. Hop
hs Of Denver. The new owner pro-
Pse. 'n-r a9iate erection of home
the tract.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-30
MAJOR RLAUVELT TALKS
TO GOLDEN klWANlS CLUB

erS SOmmcrs ana donovan oil inc
state highway commission spoke nj
the regular Tuesday meeting of the
Kiwanis club at Golden, cxplainin"
in detail that road work this yea
and until relief is given, will consist
almost entirely of new federal aid
projects and maintenance work.
An enthusiastic meeting Of tho
club was held. members of Gold"n's
commercial club and the county com
missioners being present.
All Arvada members of the club
were present as was the editor o.
the Enterprise as a guest
DonHld HutchinCs has gone 70
Parco, Wyoming. on surveying ioh
Ellen Margaret Lively is much i'm.
proved after her serious illness.
Mrs. A. Burroughs with n party OF
six motored TO Trou.dalc Monday.
Alex Parfet left last Thursday IN
company of Robert Wallace Of Den
yer on fishing trip of week.
Miss Dorothy Fryar Of When,ridge
Is the house guest Of Mr., and Mrs.
II. j. Juchem this week.
Mrs. Helen Olin Roberts Of Den.
yer spent Monday at the home of
Rev " f. Cole.
Mr. and Mr.. Clarence Sweet Of
Stockton. Kansas. were visitors at
the J. W. Tcrwilligcr home the for"
par, Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Brown returned
Monday from Colorado Springs,
where they had been whiting their
daughter, Mrs. Rowton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Gerard from
Osborne, Kansas, visited few days
this week with Mr. and Mrs y W.
T,rwill.gcr.
Cyrus ". Terrell spent Sunday NJ
the K. r. Kcrrs home. Nr Torra7
il on is way 20 keo,n where he VIII
be superintendent Of schools the en-
suing year.
Ann Hcnncscy. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Hcnnescy. Of Wcg, Sixth
stree. submitted 20 an operation for
appendicitis ut 81. Lukc's hospital in
Denver Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Sechris, are
moving TO Arvnda from Denver and
will spend the winter here with Hr.
and Mrs. Gibbs West.
Mr. and Mrs .Ihhs. Walsh, Mr..
and Mrs. Chns Schmitt and Mrs. W.
o. Bnsford motorod % Idaho SPRING.
Sunday.
An automobile trim TO California
was started the first Of the week by
Swan Suns'rnnd of hrynda. Il viii
end In California whore he proposes
70 remain.
Mr.. and Mrs.. shad Reid, MI.
Chnndos Reid and Miss Ethel Don
Aldson Of Griffith were in Armada
last Thursday night attending the
lawn social on the A. J. Rech. lawn.
Mrs. W. ". Lambert Of Curtis,
Neb.. who has been visiting with her
daughter. Mrs. y. +. Benfield. hh.
returned 10 her home, accompanied
as far as Sterling by Mrs. Benfield.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-30
PALSTON

Mr. and Mrs Pnymond Gocdcrt
returned Friday mnrri.y from trip
through California pud the Pacific
northwest.
J. +, wilson. ohio his hr.u m NJ
tc home Of his IN yh'or Mr.. l.. l..
Wicdmnn, IL IN . rrfian' condition.
This week was an cpoch.mnkiny
on" In the char 1ri buainosg for an
Ralstontcs. Last "Wednesday even
my people gathered from all pnrts
AT n reception FOR Mr. and Mrs VIM
John PoHrcc, later In the same cvs
"hing arousing Mr. and Mrs. !. H..
NewcOmb from their slumbrrs. The
remainder Of the evening was spent
IN mcrrymhEng. Saturday evening
N" same crowd gathered 10 visit
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Gucdcrt and
later Mr.. and Mr.. Cecil Parker of
ObcrDn, IN each instance the bride
groom responded generously. both
with treats and entertainments Of
various natures.
Mrs ]. G, Schpcch M been visiting
relatives In Boulder, returning home
Tuesday.
Mrs Frnuk KuPlcr returned this
week from nm extended visit with
relatiycg In Kansas.
Mr.. and Mr. r.. {. West spent u
part NJ the pact week In the noun
taiug ncnr Boulder on fishing trip
with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Abortion.
Mrs j. G. williamson hnH been In
Golden helping cnrc for her grand
daughter, Evelyn Williams, who is
III with intestinal influenza.
Mrs, e. II Wills has been busy
entertaining Eastern friends. The
Misses Frances Fitzgerald, Khth-
orinc Buckley. Francis Doffin, Bessie
Gropnn. Julin Butler, and Tillio
Lerbcrg, nil Of Chicago spent several
days Mt the home: on THAR wny 20
Pikes Pcpk md YeliaxIxa6fua -
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-08-30

Mrs. H. Williams left the fore part
Of the week for California on a visit.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25
Protestant Temple Is
 Dedicated in France

Rheims, June 25. A score of French and foreign pastors, includ- ing the Rev. Paul Bert minister of the American church in Paris, partici- pated yesterday in dedication of the new Protestant temple. The edifice stands on the ground once occupied by the Protestant church which was one of the first religious structures to be destroyed in the world war. The temple cost 100000 francs, about one of which was subscribed by Am ericans.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25
CITY ITEMS.

Meet me at Schmarr's for dInner.- adv.
 Have The Herald follow you on your vacation. 1sc a week, cash with order.-advt.
 The Crescent Past Noble Grands' as- sociation will hold it's annual picnic at Compounce Wednesday. The mem bers of Stella Rebekah lodge will leave at 9:30 a. m.
 victrolas, Edisons. sonoras at Pierce's.-advt
 Kenneth Pohlman son of MT. and Mrs. Walter Pohlman of 33 Trinity street, won second scholarship fonors at Clark university, Worcester, Mass. MT. Pohlman is a graduate of the New Britain High school, where he was an honor student and president of the science club.
 The meeting of Loviscy Moore Tent which was to be held in July will be held tomorrow evening at 7:3o o'clock in G. A. R. hall.
 Gulbransen Player Pianos. Moran's --advt.
 The Lady Nest of Owls will hold a regular meeting in Odd Fellows hall this evening at 8 o'clock.
 Mrs. Estelle Rice of 74S Arch street Is reported as resting comfort ably at the Hartford hospital follow ing an operation performed Thursday of last week. The Alpine bowling club will wind up an active season with a banquet at W. J. Fallon's New York dining rooms at 9 o'clock this evening. French Hat Shoppe, s7 West Main | St., Prof Bldg. Exclusive millinery.
 -advt |
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25
POPULARITY CONTEST

The returns from the popularity contest at the church of St. John the Evangelist show that Constance Pa onessa leads with d total of 3,5s2 votes and Florence McAlarney is sec- ond with total of 2,874 votes. The is as follows: Constance Paonessa, 3,5So; Florence McAlarney, 2,S74; Mary Hughes. 2,o13; Margaret Begley 1,718, Margaret Fusari, 1,41s; Marion Cullinsn, o16; Helen Egan. 629; Eliza beth Tarrant. ASA: Genevieve Lewicki, 229; Eileen Riley, 225: Helen Bonko- ski, PA.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25
Order Against LoItnrir

Do not eengresata In the vicinity of your exchange, A systematic method Of pieke,ing will be devised and unless you arc instructed to re port for this duty. remain away from the vicinity Of your exchange"
 This strike has been forced upon us first the insolent refusal Of the telephone company to grant much needed Improvements in wages and hours and moro imperative still by their very evident efforts to wipe out
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25

P O. Gum, naval aviation machins mate purchased fy- ing boat with his savings taught his bdetob operate and when they were recently married at Pensacola Fa they started an air honeymoon flying to New Orleans and Mobile
New Britain herald., 1923-06-25
TO PLAN FOR CHILL ROOM

Councilman Lawrence NJ. Stanley and F. Howard Smith and Alderman William H. Judd have been named a committee to look into the need of a refrigerator and chill room at the municipal slaughter house. The board of health has gone on record as favoring these changes and at the last meeting 8 resolution was introduced to have a committee named. Nothing will be done in the way of making the changes until next year, as there is no appropriation for the work.