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The Bozeman courier., 1926-07-23
SHE'S WILD TO
BE SLOGAN HERE
AUG. 5, AND I
Preparations for Big Roundup
and Ceremonial Are Progress
sing-MammOth Tent Up

"She's WildP is the slogan that
with mighty, unanimous, shout vii
echo from crag to crag, from noun
tain peak to mountain peak, the
morning of Thursday, August 5, when
BOzeman's Eighth Annual Roundup
and big Shrine Ceremonial open for
tumultuOus, ear-spIitting kaleidO-
sCOpic three-day session of entertain
ment and merry making.
And ''wild" she'll be. With a cos
mOpolitan crowd Of $4,000 people
Shriners, in their red fezzes, tourists
from all parts Of the Union, cowboys
in ten-gallon hats, chaps and spurs;
show people, musicians, entertainers,
and sightseers from every state and
many foreign cOuntries-old BOze-
man, dressed in her glad rags and out
for a rattlin' good tinne, viii seethe
and shrek in one Of the grandest and
widest celebrations this pioneer
town has ever seen.
Preparations for the momenltOus
and FecOrd-breaking event are going
ahead with almost incredible swift
ness. Already arrangements have
entered upon the final stage The
big "tOp", which will hold 10000 peO-
pie and under whose billowing can
vas folds an Oregon pine floor 100
by ITO feet is being laid, was erected
Monday on the high school grounds,
Another carload Of 'ithe widest Of
the wild'' steers from the ranges Of
the Southwest has arrived to join the
bunch Of Montana Brahmas at Ring
ling headquarters. Scores Of wicked
outlaw brOnchOs have been collected
Ito furnish mounts of the proper de
gree of devilishness for the CLUSTERS
to tame. The street and under-ten
program of the Shriners has beel
worked out, and a beautiful, ivory
: enameled Nash sport type roadste
has been brought in By F. M. Eoep
schler, Nash dealer, for THE exclusive
use of David Grassland of MOntgom
cry, Ala, imperial potentate Of tn
Ancient and Arabic Order, Mobiles o
: the Mystic Shrine.
Under the big top will be stage
the Shrine ceremonial, which thou
sands Of members of the order froI
Maine to California and Washingto
g to Florida are expected to attent
+ When ii is not being used for ths
l. purpose, it will be employed for eI
e tertainment, dancing being one c
n the chief features. The cost of lay
n ing the floor is estimated at S4,OOt
Z and on it more than $500 couple
may dance at ons time. Music fl
? this purpose viii be furnished by Il
e classy nine-piece Tavern orchestra {
d Billings.
0, Committees in charge of transpor
l. ing, sleeping accommodations, meal
h and other numerous necessary a.
le rangements are rapidly completin
IS their work with results that are EN-
nently satisfactory. From all a
a counts, the people of BozenIan hay
A. risen nobly to the occasion by d
* mating automobiles and rooms Fl
Of the use OF BOzeman's guests durir
Roundup week, thus enabling the ci
is to fulfill its honor duty of host
i a manner compatible with its wild
i spread reputation for warm, Oldfas
= ioned hospitality.
he Continued on Page Eight
The Bozeman courier., 1926-07-23
EQUALIZATION BOARD.

The board of county commission
ers began its sittings as a board Of
equalization Monday, July 19, and
win continue in session in that CO.
pacity for three weeks. All tax
payers who desire to bring matters
in relation to their assessments to
the attention Of the equalization
board, should do so without delay.
The Bozeman courier., 1926-07-23
DIVORCE GRANTED.

Decree of divorce with custody Of
their child and alimony OF 500
monthly was granted Margaret Davis
from r. E. Davis Wednesday, IN dis
trict court. The two were marllea
in Bozeman December 8, 1872. Ane
allegation in the complaint was crue'-
ty.
The Bozeman courier., 1926-07-23
HEAVY TOURIST TRAVEL

AIN increase of 12 per cent in tour
ist traffic as compared with the same
period last year is revealed by fig
Ures compiled for the BOzeman tour
ist camp. Up to the first o. the
week, this years visitors at The camp
numbered 3,208, while last year on
the same date the total stood at
2865.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-29

(By Pacific & Atlantic) Prince Chichibu (right), younger brother of new Japanese en- peror, will pay short call on President Coolidge before speed ing cross-continent and thence to Japan and his fathers bier. He's shown taking riding lesson with his tutor, Horace Smith, in England, where he's been study ing at Oxford university. Chi chibu is extremely fond of sport in all it's branches.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-29

His may mighty nghtng ship the recently been equipped with the latest thing in smoking apparatus tVance known the twonone funnel Naval architects believe the new funnel marks definite improvement the old ype Will probably be installed all the larger ships of British navy lhs picture detailed of funnel the coming tower and control of the Warspite.
 (Copyright 1926: Pacific & Atlantic Phoos Inc.)
New Britain herald., 1926-12-29
London FauoriteA Young Modern
tBy Pacific & Atlantic)

Claim has been made for Miss Glenn Ellyn (below), 1S-year-old American dancer now appearing in London, that she has worlds most beautiful figure.
 tBy Pacific X Atlantic)
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

AJGTloNEER-W are la a position tc h1ud,a HU2tions in all branches. Aaron barIeIson & Company. Tel. 3l2l, I3i Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
Horses, Vehicle.

BLACK MARE--for sale, cheap. r Webster Hill
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

WNIFE IRON BED-UNlL0T0Ne 0Nd Nfin- cess dresser. Inquire Ii Monroe St., lst floor.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
Building Lot For Sale

Al Q. crawford-Eeal Esiato < Insurance.
 MortEaEn Loans. Hartlnrd NallnY 4Lh-a-
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tcncments

ATTRACTIVE APARTMENTS Central and residential section. Con sistng of 3, ] rooms. Hot water aN year round, steam heat. janitor s,lN.0n railways carp,ted Eas ranges, rfI. g.rujoIs and shower bath; also stou- and uflres. Inquire
 LANITOR
 lo2 PROSPECT STREET
 PHONE 5s@g--. ArARTMFNT-fiEr rooms. ErtIrl it.f. jnuitor service, hot Wa'.r and trc prE connection. all windows screened. Eeul reasonable. Apply lh4 Glen at. T"- .btt Evenings i1f AEcH ST. 362--6 room tenement S22. Apply George A. Cueley. adS Main St. Ap ARTMlNT-5 rooms, two tatE rooms. steam heat. modern Improvements; adults only. 3ol West Main SJ. Apply George A. Quiglcv. 5tN Main Sf AECH ST. 724-5 room tenement oll modern improvements, uew house. Phone G:7H-5.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

WEST MAIN ST. gs-desil room in Ia-ra a3ry o9sa. Telephone s.rglry iu..uar,I Room -t5 l,auaap. Bldg.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
Painting, Paper Hanging
Pressing and Tailoring
Professional Services
Repairing and Piano Tuning 8.

EXPERT JEWELRY REPAIRINC--The Jewelry shoppe. 1Gs Main St., Room 1n TNl STn.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

EUUulNG LOTs-m an parts of the rilE reasonable. Peter pguuzze. Si SprnE ST. Phone cGiS-@
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Building and Contract

lSON BUILDER and coutractoT. II. r.
 Jowd, 295 Chestnut St. Phone 3I9S NJ. } q. Box 1%2
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

BEDDING-Have your work done now Mattresses box springs cushona etc. renovated and Temade equal to new and return came day. New bedding made 10 order Uphostertns. Hdwre City Bed ding Co.,, 60 Fremont st, Phone S725 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED--rieo K. Fritz, S1 Greenwood St. Phone l53. F.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

SMITH STANDARD CHlCkS-Develop into real egg machines. See them nt N. B. Bird & Feed Co.,. 172 Arch St. Tel. 11e1-S
 Horses. Vehicles hX
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
FOR SALE

FOR SALE LIBERTY Sr.-2 room sus'a house, .ar Gaingu. pr.au Et"E10. HART ST-Carner Vine. S room sturl. aaua,. baths, sHm nnu'h, sleeping rag.r earaas Price Sj5aoo. WEST END-s trmHy house. 6 rooms on noor { rooms, bath on ar1 floor. hardwood f'oors steam heat, Fireplace. eng rJrzEo. HARRISON ST.-o 1omi'y house. F rooms b1th- hardwood il1or~ steam heat. iitrplg"rs, ear garage, WEST E%l'- Single house. rooms. in fine 1nratior. Prico SI2ooo. WEST ENp-SInule house. just being f!n- tz.gd s rooms, 2 ba1bs modern iu rten way LEMON PLArF-SnrIo house. S rooms. hardwood floors fireplace Price Nl,- run. sua'l amount O. y7sl required. WEST E%D-3 family house. 6 rooms on f'oor s'ram heat fireplace, hardwood f0ugs. prea right. WEST END single house. rooms baths modern in every way.
 LOUIS s. ZONES AGENCY. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE V COURT ST PHONE III.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
Musical Instruments

hRANICN s RN'H-araud. Saorl6ca tor $&25 Also @ number ot urad upry~ht that We arr s.'."E from 50 n.y. Terms. sr9 douu t1 rr,<'y. Glrts Piano O.. l"2 Church Sr
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wanted-Nfen

bTE-to recent death of father. must leave position Rs Cashier Acc'ts. Rec in \. T. C os well known Truck Co. Am bonded. Best oc references Wish position in credit dept. or any clerical work with advancement. Salary no ob- lcct Write Box 14-A, Herald. lrENERAi.--help furnished male and fe- male, lY day or woak or month. Hard ware City Employment Agency. 131 Main St Phone 4lc9
 NAN--wishc~ position doing any kind 0! work Inquire f3 Smalley St.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For salt

! Houses For salt HONEST VtLEE HEEE- Brand new room bungalow near trolley. Barnes : dale. for only s#sEo. Bargain for some l one. H'dwar- Lly Coop, Assn. ls
 1mu St.
 LYONS ST.-2 family house of 10 room. | and 2 ear EaEgn Heat etc. large lot i F J. Murray 6 Co.,. 325 Main St. Phon | MAPLE EIIJ.--6 acres of beautiful or c.agd, room house with oak floors fireplace and hot water heat. For prl,,
 and teElas see Carlson S Carlson, Is. Mz.n st Tel 1sl7.
 l MAPLE ItlI.-RoGHius Ave, now tRt tA".lE house. price reasonable. Writ "" phone n. J. krlih. Is6 Capitol Aye.
 Ll- zgr4. Phone z-1329.
 aIlL Sf--ut1r so. Main St., for sale oI
 ut, naw .Wa-lamtly houses roeH, each tenement an modern imprntt.
 ..#Hts. FeT good location facing Willow I.""t lt'A- Inquire at i'd S". Afiir NHWrrs reuameuf. t5 room house s;gaIr hrt. 'H'y $l5HH na-lI raaurtd, IuIuits '.. hG.r"T Printing Co., E- R A.,
 .-da Phone .-7-
 OWNER MUST SEIIl-sd4 now g family room huusa on South st.. uur Sp
 Nam. Cost AuI 10 buy and uWu f les-
 than ti a month. Uarafe City Coop
 Az-u ig2 Nala S,
 SOMERSET pEISE-Oug aE tLe finest cottages in the Jerome sffaat sertlou. Large lot with two ear garage. II you arc booking Tor nice home at a rea-
 soH1HIa figure here Is your chance. Rah- tHoV-Easnhkow IsgnI Estate Cu, sVl
 Main S-. Phone lSIo. SHUTTLE MEADOW AVE family
 house uf 1J rooms, all modern, hcat
 y. J. Murray Ga Co. S-5 Main St. Tel SHUTTLE MEADOW AVE, I53-for .ais
 or for rent, new family house with ,
 car garage. Andrews S, stevens Is Wal
 nut St. Real Estate and Insurance. STANLEY ST.--6 family brick nat, close
 Co St Andrews church. East St, ona
 Of the finest lnts on the East side. 4
 cheaper corner one for $500 with sewer
 water and gas. A bargain in SO f. lot
 Tor $600. only Sl00 cash. Lockwood
 Neal Estate X Ius., City Hall. TEN ROOM HoUsE-and garage. for
 sale Inquire Fl Curtis St. FREMONT ST.-Two family houses can be
 had at q low price. Rabinow- Raschltov.
 Real Estate Co., 303 Main St. Phone
 1SIo.
 WlNOLA AVENuE-6 room cottage fur-
 nace heat, electricity, good lot. Price
 tlSQo. Tho w. L. Hatch Co.,, City Hall.
 Phone S4O1.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

BUILDING LDTS-F-aiuNlNe, pinehurzt Manor, carefully restricted. all conven- fences. Prices reasonable and terms easy The John Cooke Co.,, Neri Block, Plainviile. Phone S66-2
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

AM ANNiutS TO LEASE-s7v room -1T- tE-- ".rH garage, with option of pu--
 chase, convenient 10 center. Write Box
 g, urad.
 BY EGlI%EU--youus couple, or Atno t.r JuIy and August or longer.
 Must la saad location. rent reasonable. '0"." o"eany any rime after June lst, VI Nn-l--Er2. Address BoN +1, HetaId. FURNISHED ArARTMENT-of or Ieoms wanted iu residential section oE r1fT. Write E"y 45. Herald NANIE''--frst "r second floor. flye room
 tenement and g7rage nv Hauit Amrrl-
 ea" family "i two. nrisilege Of keeping 1htrN"ns. Good retghhorhood. west end
 preferred. Herald. Box 5-Z. State ur.ca.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

LYONS sT.--2 family house of 10 room, and aar EarEgn. Heat etc. large lot ?. J. Murray $ Co.,. 325 Main St. Phon -n3l.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

WALNUT DINING ROOM STTTB-cou-
 sisting of buffet, China cabinet, exten- sion table, chairs and I armchair, up-
 hoIstered. genuine leather. Apply Max Rcnhold. John A. Andrews, Inc, l@@
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

] EELEInEEE--5 room apartment. an mod ern Improvements. Inquire Belv.dorc l lL-g eLnLu-
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Agcnts-ReaI Estate

Agents-Real Estate IS AUCToNEEE-W, are h a position 10 handle Ru2tions in all branches. Aaron bar5eIson X Company. Tel. 3l2l. l3i Main St.
 N, c. Crawford-Eeal E5tato < Insurance, MortgaEo Loans Hartford Valley 47o-2. Building Lot For Sale ST BUILDING LOTs-n an parts of the ritE reasonable. Peter pguuzze. Si srrns St, Phone :2iS-e
 BUILDING LOTs-P,aiuylIe, PInehurZt Manor, carefully restricted, all conven- fences. Prices reasonable and terms easy. The John Cooke Co.,, Neri Block, PlajnviIle. Phone 366-3. CUENEE BUILDING LOT-5u Jerome s.-. near West Main St. pavement on both streets. Reasonable, for information Tel 1s2f. taS Black Rock Ave. HENRY ST.-2 lots 50xl50 t. Price req snn1ble. Terms to suit your conveu- ience. The ". l.. Hatch Co.,, City Hau Bldg.
 LINDEN ST. pLATNVIILE-R Binding lot 5oNl2o, near new school Tel Plain TWO lOTS-ncar Normal school, cheap. Pay for them when you can. Aaron h9nicls2n & Company M Main St.
 Houses For Sale SS .{IGAIN--new i loom bungalow, in the cita with < large building lots. much fruit. 'hIaEen fruit or vegetable farW.
 s. uu.cN Price Sl.5oe Phone SoS-2. EIIEIDEEE-Nuu Of 5 rooms hot wate" heat, extra large lot. P. J, Nur- rty X Co, @25 Main St, Phone 2o5l. R&LN1pEEE--Ntw TWO family house, oak floors, hot water heat and car garage. Bargain at $l".so1 Carlson & Carlson. '4a M.'" S, T"l 1sl7.
 IIsINIII.t,E-5l IuIorast Ave. brick bungalow, I rooms, largr attic, all unod- err. double fireplace, Iuluirg on prem .E.-. T"i, 5Atl-l-
 BLACK ROCK AVE.-G room cottage and garage, fireplace and nil other conven- fences, price reasonable. The W. l. Hatch O.. City Han Bldg. HUIGuTDN ~T'. IIN-uy1r < r7tTorI Fl- F room roIou'al rattaE, just finished. stram hent. suu porch. Nathroom. pauir. Ironing h1Hri flytrtar. Coluuuadss be tween ..H- room and dining room. Lot tHNl25. on" 'ar Earluo W rear. fug further Information cnN s2-13 between and . evenings
 CENFENLIY IOcATEp new { room bun sainw. also room cottage. bath; m moisrn. hr0plarrs and hot water heut. 1aIl Valley +7o-3.
 rUESTNuT ST.-ncar Stanley, family, lf room house, every rouynnieun, for o'v t'ioao s's' lively and avoid tE- ruza. II dwarc City C. pN. hzsu., 1aa Main St.
 ClGiErH ST--Just ltstad. tamily Oougr with Gaure, hareatu at Slg50o, req suu1nle cash. Carlson & Carlson. lf2 'Iain St Tel 1S'-.
 CONCORD sr.-5 room eottago with ca, garage. Price S5 0N0. Terms reasonable Tine W. L. Hatch Co., City Hall. Phone a400,
 CowTACE--uelg C room c0t.arg, aII i'm pgnyewcnts, gas, water, eloc. and hcat cement cellar sidewalks. large iot rrsrn S55Uo Terms S5Go cush. balance sgn por month. i"g Main St. Room II T=} 1-oo. Evenings f97-5.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL--Qt 55c, Cal. $2.25. N. B. Bird & Feed Co.,. l72 Arch St. Tel. lt2l-3.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

CARLSON ST.--5 room t.u,wout. .ul luog uow house alI m9drgu Improve ronts ruul rug +7uable. Carlson & Carl -4G. l.3 Main St. T,t. 1SI-
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

MAGIC BROODERs-Coal burning sold OH 90 day trial. N. B. Bird & teed Co.,,
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
Real Estate-Wantcd

WANTED TO BLF-For cash. I want a three tenement, two tenement or a cot '7Ee. Give fuil particulars in first let Ter Price and what Improvements arl size ot lot or number of feet Of land No real estate agents--wish to do busi- ness with owner. Post OGiee Box s.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

MAPLE HlIL--G acres ot beautiful or clagi, room house with oak floors '.Tar.aee and hot water heat For prl,, and teEIas see Carlson S Carlson, Is. NHlu St Tel fSl7.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

HONEST YtLEE HEEE- Brand new room bungalow near trolley. Barnes dale for only sHsEo. Bargain for some one. H'dwar- Guy Coop, Assn. ls N#lu St.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

SEWING MACUjAES-n Closing ont 5o End band and r built machines, an Euaran- tend, No raa souahlr offer lrMscd. Your opportunity. White Sewing Machine Co"
 29} Main st., New Britain. Conn. Gail
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
Summer Places For Sale

iAnlSo\, CoNN.-S room house, aII i'm rroNements, acres of good land. fruit trees, vineyard yielding to tons or Erapes. large barn, ciX55. Five minutes from beach Must be seen to be appre- '.ayod. Inquire Wm. Chapdelaine. 4s tHua St New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

Ill NGEGFOkD CuTET APAETMENTS--
 o- i ard 6 roows a. modern. electric re.HE,ra.io0. hot water haand. Inquire Flrd jA.0i0y. Cor. Tur, and Bigelow
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New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

NY FIRM WILL BUILD-a i room cot tage, complete, any place iu New Brit ain or Bristol, for $Sg5u. For in'oIma- tion, write or call Jlnes s. Chabot Morcisr Ave, Bristol Tel 17S-2.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

GEhIoN LONG POINT-Groton, Conn Shoro lot for sale. very desirable lot on boardwalk. For particulars address Hel- on A. Hart, S94 L. S. Clara St. San Jose. California.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
MERCHANDISE
Merchandise At the Stores

TRUNKS and suitcases of hiSh quality, Big variety at unusually io# prices Ars Shirt Shop. 2gS Main st. X BEAUTGFTI- mahogany console s,y,e phoroErarh. pvrte.t order; very low 1. [. AnlLnMs. LIZ Ar,,M St
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
BueInces pIaces Tor Kcnt
Houses For Rent

ONE TAMlLG UOu sE-tor rent. children no objection Carl H. Edmau. Gall
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale

ELECTRIC WAITER PUNlP--i3 horsepow- or motor !" vtrr good condition. D. s.
 N,g grI. kcusinEtnu. Conn. Phone 6GI-l2.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

INITBNIU UES-T 7WOts gIITnlItteN bJ 10 800 egg capacity. A better incubator for less money. Cash or terms, deliver
 cd anywhere Racruine Bros. Farm
 Store, Park and Bigelow Sts. Phone
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

USE YOUR PHONE w%H"5@ssatH%
 CALL 925 ns4%rro@-1~ Bens Tn ~
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

MALT NND UopS- Also complete as sortmar- ot h1t'.irE supplies. l.. Gour- son aS Hartford Ave
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

.uJELElI.T ST. 2I--5 ,amfogjau,c rooms
 all improvements, wu1'.s from five tories. EG5,
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

BEtbLEE ST. 25--lour iooW tauemeut 2ud floor family House, wttH garage 1T urrrt.TaI. Tt' -u9-ln
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06
Wanfcj-To RCnt

FLAINNlLLE--goaE SG. 1% feUcucn.s. t"e five and one four Electricity and ve.E". Tr-.e ylG auI Si5. Tel II-4. PItntLTa
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30

Mrs, George Ashley entertained hcr card club al luncheon and bridge a her home on Corbin aNenue Mon day Miss Grace Swain won the prize,
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30
Social Activities About 7oun

That New Britain is seeing time when social actvl- ties have reached particularly low ebb is evident perhaps because there is nothing in town to divert the peasure-seekers perhaps because the weather has reached nearzeyo point At any rate large proportion of New Btanites have gone to and gayer places where round of golf followed by dip in the ocean is the thing where horse racing polo regatas and other out door recreations are all on the days calendar.
 At home as a matter of diversion in the social nature we look forward to the midwnter ball. which bids fair to attract brilliant assemblage Several days ago invita- tonS for dinner parties to precede the dancing began going out. Mrs. William Iungeiford will be of the principal hostesses the night of the ball. which, by the way is to be at the Shuttle Meadow club on Saturday, Feb G. which date other large social event is booked in town However, since several of the colleges have their midwnter festivities this time, there is surely to be noticeable lack of younger set. SIaile, who is to play. IS an added attraction to any dance.
 With the various clubs in town perhaps the meeting of the Esther Stanley chapter Daughters of the American Revoluon coming Friday. Feb ,, in the Center church chapel bids fair to he the most important of the week. An
 Illustrated lecture on the IIstoly and Romance of Silver s the feature of the aCn0on Mrs. William r. Brooks and Mrs. Chaes W. Nichols are to he the hoStesseS.
 Mrs. George Flanagan has been working hard with the usual successful results to whip the cast of on Owners Spain into shape for the final and guest meeting of the dramatic Workshp department of the New Britain Womans club. The performance ri be given Wednesday morning at 10:30 o'clock in the y. w. (. A. and each member, both active and associate may bring guest
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30
Curtis Built

home of any size or type, or for the apartment.
 The one-Pancl door is new and popular. Curtis has set the stand ard with this design. But you must see it to appreciate its true beauty.
 Call and sec this door and other items of CURTIS WOODWORK.
New Britain herald., 1926-01-30
CLUB EVENTS
D. A. R. to Hear Lecture on Old Silver-BuSineSs and Professional Women.

On Friday, February 5th at S:2O o'clock in the Center church chapel Joseph n. Little of the International Silver Co.,. and George Dyson of the Porter and Dyson Co, of this city will give an illustrated lecture on The History and Romance of Sil- yer" to members of the Esther Stanley Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution and the mem hcrs of the Emma Hart Willard chapter of Berlin who arc to be the guests of the local chapter. Mrs, William F. Brooks and Mrs. Charles w. Nichols are 10 be the hostesses. At this meeting Ae delegates and alternateS will be elected to the National Continental Congress to be held in Washington in the spring. Mrs. D. K. Perry Of Golf street Maple Hill opened her home Wed nesday afternoon 10 a meeting of the Maple Hill Wonan's club, she was assisted by Mrs, H. A. Lcinhard and Mrs. William Kinner in enter taining her guests. Tho program Of entertainment included a group of songs hy Mrs. Merwin Futile of this city and a program of recitations and dances given under the direc- ton of Mrs. R. c. Baldwin by three of the young pupils Of Miss Alicia Westhrook of Hartford.
 Members of the New Britain Col lcge club are looking forward to their next meeting which comes on Monday February at the home of Miss Gertrude Rogers and is 10 be in the form of a Valentine party
 
 The Dramatic Workshop of the Woman's club will hold its final meeting next Wednesday morning lat l0:Sn o'clock In the Y. W. C. A. gymnasium. "Ioint Owners in Spain" by Alice Brown will be pre- scented by four of the club members