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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-01-13
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-01-13


;. Todd, James II, Pratt. william
Hutton. L. Il. Fitchthorn. Frank II.
Barnes, A. Il. Wells. 4. q. Lewis
and Charles Z. Smith.
The directors elected the follow.
Ing officers: President. James II.
Pratt: yice-presidents, Edwin $.
Todd, William Hutton and u. q.
Lewis: secretary and treasurer,
Charles u. Smith: assistant seere-
tary, Robert q. Simpson and assist
ant treasurer, o, b. Klibourn.
4 meeting in the interests OF
adult education will be held In the
town hall Thurs lay evening at
O'Clock, according TO an announce.
ment made by School Superinten-
dent II. $. Libby. Robert Demins.
state director OF Amerlcanlzatioil,
Will deliver an address and talks IN
Italian and Polish will be given by
Emil L. Mariana and Peter j. ia.
jewski. A motion picture. ~ hs,
Land OF Opportunity" will 10
shown.
The annual meeting and banquet
OF the PeXto Mutual Relief associa-
ton will be held tonight In Ger.
mania hall. A business session will
be held followed by a banquet at
which about 900 are expected.
Tho annual meeting OF the First
Congregational church will be held
in the church parlors Thursday eve
ming. A picnic supper will be
served.
The following officers have been
elected by the Marion Union Chapel
association: President, George
Champion; secretary and treasurer,
Eugene c. southworth; directors,
James Frost, +. c. southworth, G. I.
stone. J. Brown. George CHAMPION,
W. F. Lewis and Ernest Miller.
Miss Lillian Rauch, school nurse
In the employ OF the Southington
Public Health association. UNDER
went a successful operation for ap.
pendicitis yesterday at the New
Britain General hospital.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-01-13
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Be sure you use only the genu-
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few cents.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-01-13
SOUTHlNGION NEWS

Burglars ransacked the store OF
George the Jeweler on Main street
some time Monday night and sue
cceded in making away with an as
sortment Of jewelry valued at $500.
Entrance was effected by prying
open transom over the front door
The robbery was discovered by Will
liam Collins an employe, who open.
ed the store yesterday.
Marks on the door showed that
the thieves unsuccessfully tried IA
rry 1t open. Several burned matches
on the floor showed that they took
their time in ransacking the place
Constable Thomas Murphy was as.
signed TO the case,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-01-13

The annual meeting OF the South
ineton Bank and Trust Co., was held
yesterday afternoon In the bank and
the following board OF directors was
elected: Former Governor Marcus
Holcomh, Dewey S. Blakeslee, Edwin
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-01-13

LIFE STORY OF ORISoN SWEET
MARDEN by Margaret Connolly.
This is the story of a neglected Or
phan boy on a New England farm
who rose by his own efforts to fame,
and devoted his life to helping 9th.
ors. A human document which tran
sends fiction.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-01-13

All brand new merchandise taken from our
Satin, Suede Velvet, Gun Metal and Tan: Buckl
Not all sizes in each style, but all sizes in the lot
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03
PENNSY REPUBLICANS
 IN SWEEPING VICTORY
Ware. Although An Easy Winner, Really Did Run Behind His
 Ticket

Philadelphia. Nov. R-Penn. sylvania republicans scored sweep ing victory in yesterdays election.
 Although Congressman William s. Ware. chosen as the republican senatorial nominee in the states s3,- 100000 primary last spring, led his democratic opponent, William B. Wilson, secretarysof labor under President Wilson. by approximately 23t ,0oo in returns from more than three-fourths of the state. he ran far behind the other candidates on the ticket.
 John S. Fisher. republican guber- material nominee. with total vote close to 100000 above that for Ware, showed a plurality in returns from approximately the same districts of more than e23.o00 over Judge Eu- gene c. Bonniwell. democrat. But for the substantial plurality recorded for Congressman Ware in Philadelphia, his home and the stronghold of his political organiza- ton. the senatorial result might  have been In doubt. as his vote out side of the city ran generally slight ly below that for Wilson. In the same districts, however. his run. ming mate, Fisher. ran far ahead of his opponent
 Fishers lead over Bonniwell in 63oo districts of the state was 62e.- oo2 with vote of s22,s92 against Bonniwell's 295.9s0. In the city of Philadelphia the gubernatorial can- didats also was in front of the con- gressrnan with a vote of 313,0s1 as compared with 68.2Ss for Bonni- we'll
 Prohibition issue was not stressed in the election campaign In which wet and dry candidates appeared on each ticket.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03
MANY ENROLL IN V. NJ. q. A. COURSES


 A number of employees appreciat- ing the value of the couses in spec ial training offered by the Y. NJ. c. A. have enrolled this fall. Last sea- son the majority of men were from the Hardware and Steel plant but the list this year shows the Rule and Level plant to have the great CT registration. Especial interest is shown in two subjects. Advanced Accounting and Foremanship.
 Enrollments up to last Satur- day morning are: Business Core spondence, Arthur s. Fowler. Rule and Level plant; Advanced Account ing, William M. Cowles. Walter R. Fletcher, Gerald M. Fletcher. Fred Ensworth, H. Stuart Hanes, L. o. Ludwig and Thomas K. Bradford of the Hardware and Steel plant and Kenneth Freedell Of the Rule and Level plant; Foremanship' William May. L. H. Esau. Walter Wollnan and F. Rotherforth Of the Hardware and Steel plant and Bruce E. Aver, Eric Johnson Francis Vallieres, Fred A. Volz, Earl E. Wilcox, Nishan Keregian, Will liam Leopold, Adolph Kardokas, Ed win B. Simms, w. E. Adams, Frank ID. Clark, Harold J. Munyon and M. Y. Rancor, of the Rule and Level plant.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03
CENTRAL JR. E. S. NOTES

 The pupils of the Central Junior High school were entertained this morning in the auditorium with a radio program broadcast from Sta- ton WTIC at Hartford. These radio programs which are proving popu- lar, are given every second Wednes- day.
 The auditorium program this week at the Central Junior high school is divided into two parts, the autumn poetry contest and the Arm!stice Day observance. The pro- gram Is as follows:
 Song by group.
 Banking results given by Miss Stearns.
 Autumn poetry contest.
 Violin duet accompanied by piano. Readings:
 The Making of the Flag.
 Teach Them of the Flag.
 "Old Glory"
 Our State Song-group.
 Readings: The Boy and the Flag. Flag salute and singing of the Star Spangled Banner.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03

Carthy. D. b.3S2.
 Middlesex, filling. R. 7.S06; Me- Carthy. D. 4.776.
 Holland. filling. R. 4.6Ss: Me- Carthy. D. 2.293.
 Totals. filling. R, 1s1,521; Me- Carthy. D. 105.924.
 The Vote for Secretary of State Hartford. Pallotti. R. 45.433: Richman. D. 25.17o.
 New Haven. Pallotti. R. 5s.s1l; Richman. D. 35,8l9.
 New London. Pallotti. R. 14.017: Richman. D. 8.0S6.
 Windham. Pallotti. R, 7.bsl: Richman. D. b,303.
 Fairfield. Pallotu. R. 43.ss7; Riohman. D. 1s.4o2.
 Litchfeld. Pallotti. R. 11.75s: Richman, D, 5.45e. Middlesex. Pallotti R, 7,792: Richman. D, 4.7s5.
 Holland, Pallotti. R, 4.677; Rich man. D, 2.310.
 Totals, PaIlotti, R. 1s1,41o; Rich man, D. 106,341.
 Make Up of House
 The recapitulation of the house of by counties:
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03
STANLEY QUARTER CENTTRY CLUB

During the month of October a number of employees completed twenty-five years Of service with the company and were presented with gold watches and twenty-five year service pins. and welcomed into the Stanley Quarter Century club. The men so honored are Reinhold Bergstrom, Dept, 26: Lewis Gibson, Dept. g: Matthew Sokolik, of the Hardware and Steel plant: James T. Davis of the Atha plant, and Fred c. Keehner, Dept 30 Of the Rule and Level plant.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03
Tuesday night bowling league slanui.'S
I [sTcNLEYF
Democrat Apparently
 Governor of Colorado

Denver, Colo, Nov. B. With election of State Senator W. II. Adams, democrat as governor con- cedod by the Denver Post, principal sponsor of the campaign of former Gov. O. H. Shoup, anti-klan candi- date for that office the democratic nominee continued to pile up his lead early today when G"9 of Colo rado's 1,591 precincts had reported.
 The vote stood; Adams f4,oSo; Shoup 4S,491.
 With the exception of Shonp, however, other candidates on tho republican state ticket maintained leads ranging from 900 10 10000 votes and seemed assured of election. More complete returns showed the proposal to repeal state prohibition laws gaining ground. The vote in "G7 precincts was 33.296 for and 34,29t against.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03
TEN YEAR SERVICE EMPLOYEES

The following employees completed ten years of service during the month of October. and have been presented ten year service pins. 1. e.: Sadie O'Brien, Dept. 43; Wiadyslaw Pirza, Dept. 26: Thomas Meskill, Office, and Joseph c. Smith, Dept. 151, of the Hardware and Steel plant; and Theodore Pick Of the Rule and Level plant.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN

Wilmington. Del. Nov. 8 R- The entire republican state ticket was elected in Delaware. Robert G. Houston. congressman: Howard M Ward, treasurer; Edward Baker, auditor, and James G. Shaw, in- surance commissioner. There was no gubernatorial contest.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03

Note: In this column there will be published every Wednesday items of special interest to all Stanley Workers. The Herald is cooperating with the Stanley plants and expects that the general public will also find a timely interest in the column.
 Editor.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03

and Mir. Dyer is in the Sales depart ment.
 Late Wednesday evening, at the home of Miss Elsie Rund. a shower was given for Miss Gretchen Larson whose marriage to Gilbert Marsh of this city will take place November 20.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Lange have announced the engagement of their daughter, Gladys. to Charles Chatty of Hartford. Miss Lange is con- nected with the Standards dept. They are planning to be married l this year.
 Miss Catherine Crowley of the ] Cost department will be married in St. Paul's church, Kensington on November 3, to Joesph Thomas Tench of Hartford. The girls of the Ediphone de- partnent held a Halloween party at the home of Miss Eva Giannotta, in Berlin, Wednesday evening. The home was prettily decorated with Halloween colors. A delicious sup i per was served.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Millerick gave house. warming party last Friday evening at their new home in Plainville with guests from New York, Middletown, New Britain and Plainville.
 Miss Anna Sugar, department 151, was rendered a shower at the home of Mrs. Margaret O'Brien. of ] Clinton street, last Monday evening. Miss Sugar Is to marry Alec Jak- sinis in Willimantic, November 8. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Soltys are receiving congratulations on the birth of a baby girl. Mir. Soltys is employed in dept. 163. Byron Kelly was presented with handsome pair of cuff links. by the Mill Social club. on the occasion of his transfer to dept. 300.
 Miss Agnes I. Frey. formerly sec retary to T. L. Weed at the Hard ware and Steel pla"t, has been transferred to the Rule and Level plant as secretary to P. B. Stanley. c. A. James. Chief inspector TOT the Hardware plant, recently broke his wrist while cranking his auto mobile.
 Miss Grace Newton, telephone op- orator is confined to her home with an attack of neuritis. During her absence Mrs. Nicholas Featherly IS substituting at the switchboard. Mrs. Featherly was Miss Lucretia Clough.
 J. T. Jones, foreman in dept A is a patient in the New Britain Gen eral hospital. He is getting along well. Miss Agnes Darrow has com menced her duties as factory nurse at the hospital.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03

High. three strings-JacK Argazzi' "Mallet," 324.
 High single--V. o'Dell, screw Driver" l35. J. Demarest, Gauges I135.
 Tn the Hardware and Steel plant league the following standings are Pihfall
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03

Tho announcement of the death of Mrs. Evelyn Maher Malloy, wife of James Malloy of the Steel, divi- sion was received with deep sorrow. Mir. Nalloy has the sincere sympathy of his many friends in the plant.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03
RULE AND LEVEL PLANT
 IFAGTE

Our new venture into bowling as 1, plaht has proven highly successful. The team standing to date IS:
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03
CmLS, CLUB DANCE

On Friday evening, October 29, most enjoyable dance was given by the Stanley Works Girls club, at the Elks' hall. The decorations, which consisted principally of au- tumn leaves, and colored lights and streamers. furnished pretty setting which, with the music furnished by the Trinity Bacchanalians. added greatly to the enjoyment of the dancers. The committee in charge was: Chairman, Eedwig Ludorf, and Rita Berard. Constance Ostroski, Carolyn Odenwaldt, Margaret Cor man and Ruth Holmquist.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03

Last Tuesday a number of em- ployes attended the wedding, in New London of Miss Mary E. Calla- han and Thomas Grove. Mias Gala han was formerly nurse of the Hardware and Steel plant,
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03
CONWAY. IS MAYOR. OF DERBY

Derby. Nov. 3.-LP,-Mayor Con- way, democrat, was reelected by 673 majority over Beach, republican.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03

MT. and Mrs. r. NJ. Zimmerman of II Vine street, have announced the coming marriage of their daugh- ter, Emma 10 Irving Elliot Dyer of Moriden. This popular young couple will be married at St. Peters church, Thursday, November 25. Miss Zimmerman has been con- nected with the Credit department
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03

Thirty-nine factory departments, at the Hardware plant have perfect safety records for the first ten months of this year. Forty de- partments have had one or more lost-time accidents during this pe- riod. In the Steel division seventeen departments have perfect safety record for the first ten months Of this year, while twenty-siX divisions of the Steel mills have had one or more lost time accidents.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03

A Halloween party was given by the girls of the Hardware Shipping dept, last Friday in the Worthing- ton Community house. Thirty couples attended this occasion and indulged in the customary games and danc- ing. The committee in charge was Flora Mccormack, chairman, and Stella Walegora and Alice Stingle.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03

Candidates for the Hardware and Steel plant basketball team have been practicing under the team coach, John A. Pelletier. There are twenty-two candidates. The in dustrial League opens at the Y. M. c. A. on November 9. when the Hardware and Steel plant team will battle with a team representing the New Britain Machine company. The Industrial Service committee. con- eisting of the following men: E. L. Warren. chairman: A. W. Ritter, sec: R. M. Parsons, T. L. Weed, W.. F. Fletcher F. W. Pelton, George D. Rawlings, sec. of the joint com mittee, met last Tuesday. The 1927 budget covering expenses of ath- lctics. banquets. meetings, outings, activities of the Girls clubs and the Stanley Quarter Century club was discussed and prepared for the approval Of the management.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03

Miss Grace Newton, telephone op- orator is confined to her home with an attack of neuritis. During her absence Mrs. Nicholas Featherly Is substituting at the switchboard, Mrs. Featherly was Miss Lucretia Clough.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03

c. A. James, Chief. inspector for the Hardware plant, recently broke his wrist while cranking his auto mobile.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03

Miss Agnes I. Frey, formerly sec retary to T. L. Weed at the Hard ware and Steel plH"t, has been transferred to the Rule and Level plant as secretary to P. B. Stanley.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03

Byron Kelly was presented with a handsome pair of cuff links. by the Mill Social club. on the occasion of his transfer to dept. 300.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03

Mir. and Mrs. Frank Soltys are receiving congratulations on the birth of a baby girl. Mir. Soltys is employed in dept. 163.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03

J. T. Jones, foreman in dept A is a Datient in the New Britain Gen eral hospital. He is getting along well.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03

Miss Anna Sugar, department 151, was rendered shower at the home of Mrs. Margaret O'Brien. Of Clinton street, last Monday evening. Miss Sugar Is to marry Alec Jak- sini, in Willimantic. November 8.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-03

Miss Agnes Darrow has com menced her duties as factory nurse at the hospital.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-09-28
A SALE THAT IMPROVES EACH YEAR IN
VALUE GIVING TO OUR PATRONS

Every
sale is department ncudedofr unusual
years have always offered bargains apenty
plentiful well worth coming for the wonderful CT
feed in this anniversary sal. and hope make
this merchandising in the history this
And also claim that when here expecting
for than elsewhere get it. So buy
Merchandise Provided This Sale
the Price Should Move Quickly So Send in Mail Orders
Early That They May Be Filled Promptly.
Evening star., 1926-03-31
D. C. COLLEGE MINES
TO PLAY TOMORROW

Georgetown and Catholic University
base ball teams, winners in their con-
tests played yesterday with Temple
and Bucknell. respectively, are to see
action again tomorrow.
Georgetown entertains Yale before
the Eli diamonders go to College Park
on Friday for game with the Univer-
sity of Maryland. The Brooklanders,
who have two wins to their credit,
will seek a third victory at the ex-
pense of Lafayette.
Yesterday against Temple the Hill
top nine was forced to go to IL innings
before gaining a 5-to-4 verdict. Bucky
O'Neil's circuit clout in the last
frame broke up the contest. Frank
Gillespie worked the full distance on
the mound.
Devin and Byrnes shared hurling
duty for Catholic University when
Bucknell was handed a setback, TO
2. The former lasted only three in
nings before Byrnes was called on to
halt the visitors attack
Evening star., 1926-03-31

physical culture teacher tells you
about exercise. He is giving you
that kind of exercise which is good
for boys. and even If boys do grow
all of the time, there Is no reason
why they should not take some real
exercise now and then. Most boys
do not like that very well. When, you
suggest that they go through the set
ting up drill they are enthusiastic: for
a week or so and then many of them
quit.
When anybody suggests compulsory
military training there is rebellion
against it. although compulsory mil
itary training really helps ball play.
ing. The body drill is mighty good
thing for boys who are to be ball
players. You must have strong legs
to be a good ball player. you must
have strong and supple arms and you
must have good eyes.
To help you to be good ball player,
maybe a future big, Lacquer, practice
playing ball. Practice every time you
get a chance. There is fun in prac-
ticing base ball because it is the kind
of game that amuses. There is not
so much fun n practising boxing be.
cause it is a self-defense game in
theory and it has little refinement. II
is at times very handy to be a good
boxer and there are other times when
it can be overdone.
There are three essentials in base
ball to learn or to improve, first your
batting, second your fielding and
of these things are published and
usually are worth studying. Add
them to your physical culture.
(Copyright. 1920
Evening star., 1926-03-31

/ am quite sure that, from the view
point of physical training, he is able
to do his work well, and the fact that
you have physical culture teacher
is something of which not many boys
can boast.
Physical culture of course, does not
directly take base ball into conSidera-
ton as an individual game against
all other games. When you are en-
gagged with your physical culture
teacher you are preparing yourself
to play games which include all those
which are important among Ameri'
cans. The most essential part of
your physical culture course is to
prepare your body so that you will
haye a fine upright carriage and good
health. Good health means good
lungs, good heart action and so on
Physical culture also means that
you will undertake certain things to
strengthen your muscles and to con-
tinue their fiexibility, so that they will
be of the greatest service to you when
you get into some such game as base
ball.
BY the time that you are few
years older you may not wish to be,
come great ball player after all. The
occupation may not seem to be as
attractive as it is now. When you
know what the professional ball
player must give up if he wishes to
succeed 1t may occur to you that the
game is not worth the effort. How
ever, there is not the slightest reason
why you should not play ball now,
and 1t looks as If your physical cul-
ture teacher realizes that fact.
First of all stick to what the