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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-11-25
Girls Winter Coats, SIS

Many Ouc-of-a-KDtd Modcls
Another group of better grade coats
that are becoming for the ouneer set
stylish models with cl ,se fitting
necks--sport models for the older
Girls. Sizes 8 to IA years.
PALAIS ROYAT-ChildrcnS Coats
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-11-25
Come to 1oytom and See Santa's Reindeer!

These Santa reindeer that he all from the North Pole
little children these hard working fellows These
sna Sleigh from house house he delivers his Christmas Cheer And how
heard Dnde Bitten Panc and Dancer Now
them they really And do know that these reindeer Arctic Moss Yes
and they like it, they could speak they would tell you how much they being
with and will enjoy seeing them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-11-25

Including alligator and
lizard grains-,inderarm
STYLES with top handle
or back strap-not to
mention other popular
feathers and styles that
YOU would not dream
of getting at this price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-11-25
For The Little Tot:
Member of the
Tinker Toy Family
75c to S1.25

There is Tinker Toy, Belle Tinker,
Tom Tinker. Folo-Me Tinker,
Choo-Choo Tinker and even the
Tinker Dog. In the many rainbow
colors. Strong round edged wood
bright and attractively enameled.
The colors are safe for teethine
tots.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-19
New Dry Dept. Branch
 Chief Not Yet Named

Washington. May 19 (CP)-An- ticipated announcement of appoint ment of pr. J. NJ. Doran, St. Paul. the prohibition bureaus technical division chief. as prohibition com missioner, was deferred today.
 Premature publication of the treasury departments intention to given Doran the place. now held temporarily by the Anti-Saloon League candidate, Roy A. Haynes, Ohio, was said to have caused the postponement of the actual an- nouncement. Secretary of Treasury Mellon stated Doran was seriously considered for the post, but declin- ed comment on reports that Haynes would be virtually dismissed from the service.
 Some saw In the treasury's defer ment a possible desire to avoid con- flict with the Anti-Saloon Leagues executive committee. meeting here for important political discussion today.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-19

expected to attract [ capacity house a the boys and girls have practiced and rehearsed for several wsskA The next three days of the week ere taken up with the fair, leaving Sat- urday as the only evening of the week not engaged.
 Tho state outdoor meet of tho state county Y. M. c. As will be held at Wesleyan field Saturday at II o'clock. The meet will bring to- gether athletes from every county who qualified in the county meets held duri lg the past two weeks Raymond Rich will compete for East Berlin in the intermediate high jump. He Is expected to win the state championship in his group.
 The Elite Seven rendered . sur prise party on the Lafanso club at tho homo of Mrs. George Dalbey last evening. Although unheralded and unannounced the visitors were given a rousing reception and ono of the most enjoyable evenings of the sea- son was had.
 Mrs. Frank c. Kramer Is confined to her home on Wilcox avenue by illness.
 Mrs John Frank has returned from a visit with relatives in Nau- gatuck where she has been spend- ing the week.
 Mrs. c. E. Dalbey and Mrs. G. F. Dalbey. Jr.. were visitors in Water bury today.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. W. Afildrum. Miss Carolyn Savage and Miss Clara Hubbard have been appointed dele gates to the Central Congregational association meeting to be held at the Westfield Congregational church Fri day, May 29.
 Elmer John of Kensington will broadcast from WTIC this evening at 6:l5 o'clock. He will recite sev- eral monologues and sing several numbers. He will be accompanied by Robert Pagan.
 The library room will be open to- morrow afternoon and evening for the exchange of books.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-19
THIS ISTAP DAY FOR YALE JUNIORS
Sixty Men Will Be Honored by
 Frat Membership

New Haven, May 19 R>-Rain has
 no terrors for Yale college juniors
 who have looked forward to tap"
 day. and the class gathering 1nder the low branching tree of the
 campus close by Battel chapel.
 This is "tap day" when 60 men of the junior class in college will be taken out by the four senior societies Skull and Bones. Scroll and Key, Wolf's head, and Elihu. The impor- tance of the distinction ranks in the order given and in the selections of each 15 men the first and fifteenth tapped are acclaimed as having re- ceivcd the highest honors.
 Horoscopes were many in college today, and the makers of them
 found it an absorbing pastime to argue in support of their respective lists. These lists followed about the general makeup and most of them had C. T. Bingham. son of United States Senator Hiram Bing- ham slated for Bones as fifteenth man.
 Formerly the ceremony on the
 campus was open to all but now the
 portals are closed and only students and faculty members are supposed
 to be present.
 The juniors gathered under the trees while the audience enclosed
 them. In the old days every dormi- tory window was filled with specta- tors. among whom young women,
 guests of the students. shone
 with brilliancy of raiment and the pleasantly of smiles. Many a fair spectator got a round Of applause | from the waiting throng.
 At the stroke Of five on Battel chapel bell. the first man was tapped. and sent to his room by bee-line as near as possible. The last man was taken out at the stroke of six. There were cheers for the lucky ones and heart aches for many who did not reach the goal of ambition.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-19
Three Injured When New
 Building C0llapses Today

Boston. May 19 UP)-Three workmen were injured. one serious ly. when the second floor of building under construction collaps- cd in RoNbury today.
 The workmen. Thomas Tinter. B. Joseph P. Gallisamo, A. and Frank Yanienc, 31. all of RoNhury. were taken to City hospital. Tinter was the most seriously hurt.
 The accident occurred at 1124 Harrison avenue. Roxbury, when defective beam gave way, bringing the second floor down upon the first floor and hurying the work men in debris. Several other men at work in the building escaped in- iury,
New Britain herald., 1927-05-19

selections by the various members of the minstrels.
 Flower Thieves
 Local police authorities have re- ceived several complaints lately from home owners in kensington who state that their flower beds are being rifed of the blossoms. Several large and beautiful beds are located in the town and are productive each year of prize winning blossoms at the flower fairs about there.
 Police state that the thefts are evidently the work of youngsters and are keeping sharp eye open for immature flower fanciers.
 Rendered Shower
 Miss Hazel NJ. Nelson of Ken sington was rendered a grocery shower at the home of her aunt, Mrs. NJ. C. Shields Of 1S2 Francis street, New Britain, last Saturday evening. Miss Nelson will become the bride Of William c. Hoffman on June 1. About 50 guests were pres- ent at the shower, including resi- dents of Meriden, Plainville, East Berlin, Hartford and New Britain. Baseball Practice The Kensington Boys club base ball team will hold practice tomor- row evening at 6:3o o'clock at the Percival avenue grounds of the Kensington Athletic club. All boys who wish to play ball this summer are asked to report at tomorrow's practice whether their application cards are in or not. Application cards will be filled out on the field tomorrow afternoon. according to Paul Baker who has charge of the team.
 Entertain League
 Mrs. Stanley L. Galpin of Worth ington ridge was hostess to . large group of members of the Connecti- cut League of Women Voters at her home yesterday afternoon. Repre- sentatives from several Leagues of Women Voters from surrounding towns and cities were present at the meeting. Refreshments were served.
 Charls Anderson. kensington store proprietor. is visiting friends in 1n- dian Neck He intends to return in about a week.
 Elmer Johnson of Kensington. singer and imitator will be heard this evening from Station WTIC at Hartford at 6:45 o'clock. Bob Pagan will accompany the local singer.
 East Berlin Items
 There will be no meeting of the Community club next week owing to the Pythian fair which will be held in the Community hall the latter part of next week. Next week will be one replete with activity. Mon- day evening the Boys club will hold a whist in Community hall. the pro- ceeds to be turned over to the flood sufferers. An invitation to all is ex- tended to attend the event as the boys wish to raise Q large sum. On Tuesday evening of next week the pupils of the Hubbard school will have their annual play and entertain ment at Athletic hall. This event is
New Britain herald., 1927-05-19
CIVIL SUITS RECORDED

Suit for s150 damages has been brought by John Isaac. through Edward A. Mag. against Ernes: Billian. The writ is returnable in of May and Constable James Man ming served the papers.
 Suit for s6o damages has been brought by Felix Korwek. through Lawrence J. Colon. against Joh;, Galka. The writ is returnable in the city court the fourth Monday Of May and Constable John s. Re cor served the papers.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-19

Four room tenement to rent, mod ern conveniences. Kent St., opp. Standard Steel Co.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-19
BOCDANsKI-HOROZIK

The wedding of Miss Anna Horo- zill of Grove street and Frank of Horace street will take place at Sacred Heart church next Tuesday morning at 7:30. The reception and entertainment of guests will take place at the Rial to ballroom.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-19
GLEE CLUBS MAKE
 FINAL APPEARANCE Hieh School Organizations in
 Concert Tomorrow Night SKINNER CASE POSTPONED Trial This Afternoou-Standard Steel Meets Peck Spring. Casting Tonight -Pythian Sisters Conclude Whist Series-Plainville Briefs.

6ef1eS-flAlnv1ll6 Bf1e1S.
 Tho boys and girls glee club of Plainville High school will give a combined concert in the high school auditorium at o'clock tomorrow night. This will be the final ap- pearance of tn, clubs this year, and a large number of townspeople are expected to take advantage of the opportunity to hear them again and to bid them farewell at their last public concert. Tickets have been sent out and are being sold rapidly.
 The program was announced to- day by Principal Phillips H. Lord as follows:
 Soldiers Chorus-Combined clubs.
 Carmina, Two Clocks-Girls' Glee club.
 Close Harmony, Daniel - Boys Glee club.
 Cake Shop Romance, My Sunshine Girls Glee club.
 Home Again, Go Down Moses, Old MacDonald-Boys' Glee club.
 Darky Lullaby. Big Brown Bear Girls Glee club.
 Steal Away. Noah. Way Down Yonder-Boys' Glee club. Special numbers - members Boys Cleo club.
 French songs and dance-Girls' Glee club.
 Discovery-Boys' Glee club.
 School song-combined clubs.
 There will be dancing in the gym nasium after the concert.
 Skinner Case Postponed
 The case of George R. Skinner, charged with driving while under the influence of liquor. was post poned yesterday afternoon until this afternoon when it came up before Justice NJ. o. Ryder. Grand Juror Charles r. Conlon will prosecute.
 Grand Prizes Awarded
 The series of whists conducted by Pythian Temple, No. 29. Pythian Sisters, during the winter months, was conducted last night and the grand prizes for the season were awarded. Mrs. Meeker of New Brit ain won the first grand prize for la dies, q full lustreware tea set. Mrs. NJ. P. Ryder was second and re- ceived a table lamp. while a bed spread went to the third prize win Ter. A New Britain man. Paul Ti- nance, won the s gold piece offered as first gentlemen's prize. w: ]. Wilber captured the umbrella. which was second prize. and the box of cigars offered as third prize went to Louis Meade.
 These whist series have been very successful during recent years. and the one which ended last night was by no means the least so. There were at least dozen tables at all of them, and last night there was play at IT tables.
 League Baseball Tonight.
 Despite unfavorable weather con- ditions. Manager Hurst of the Standard Steel baseball team and Manager Lester Peck of the Peck Spring Casting Co. nine announced this morning their plan of playing tonights Industrial league game un- less the grounds were SO wet that play would be impossible. The league got off to a good start Tuesday night. and, given good weather. another large crowd is expected to be on hand this evening. Jim Paul will umpire.
 The line-ups Of the rival teams were given out today by the respec-
New Britain herald., 1927-05-19
BOWLERS BANQUET ! AS SEASON CLOSES FraterDal League to Round Up t. for Dinner Tonight r
 JUVENILE MINSTRELS' HIT
D. A. R. Afeeting-scout Meeting
 Mrs. Henry Hooker to Entertain st p,u) Taba Afinst1els - East Berlin Items of Interest.

The Kensington FraternAi bo~llns league, will hold Its annual banquet this evening at o'clock at Grange hall, Pennington avenue. About 100 are expected to attend.
 Following the custom of other banouets held by the bowling league. no main speaker will be engaged but different members of the teams probably the captains of the teams, will give short address. GA program of entertainment which will include several instrumental and vocal se- lections will be rendered during the dinner.
 The league has completed one of the most successful seasons in It's history, meeting every Friday eve- ming with few exceptions during the past winter and early spring. Con- siderable rivalry exists between the team. included in the league and the race has provided much interest for both members and the many local residents who made the weekly pilgrimage to New Britain to watch the duck pin artists at their games.
 Juvenile Minstrels
 The Jolly Good Catholic Boys and Girls club yesterday afternoon pre- scented the first juvenile minstrels to take place in this town at Fraternal hall, Kensington. The audience. largely composed of school children, greeted the offerings of the young troupe with enthusiasm and the show was stopped several times for encores. The presentation was given IS a benefit for the St. Paul parish playground fund and will be repeat ed Friday evening at s:3o o'clock for the grown-ups of the community.
 The show opened with Kathleen Mccormick. known to her friends as Pansy, singing the popular song hit "Crazy Words. Crazy Tune" AL though the number has been played and sung by almost everyone in the musical world. the Kensington youngster put it over with an ap- peal that had been missed by many other professional performers. The opening was we'll received and warmed up the audience into a high pitch of enthusiasm.
 Margaret Orsie and Doris Baretta followed with a rendition of We Were Just Two Sailors Sweethearts" which received its share of the ap- plause. Bridget O'Flynn" by Thomas Mccormick. followed and provided plenty of amusement.
 Helen McQueenie. Kensington premiere juvenile dancer. followed with a song and dance number, "Blacll Bottom" Here again the Juvenile troupe rang the bell with an almost perfect rendition of the intricate dance from the Southland. Helen was called upon to shuttle through the number many times be- for the applauding audience let her go.
 Constance Lardner and William Biehanitti followed with little English ballad, "My Pretty Maid" which was neatly executed. A tab leaux, consisting of "over the Hill" "cross Our Hearts Mother and Dad" sN.Q.T.N.E.R and E.A-T.H-E.R"
New Britain herald., 1927-05-19

The eyes Of a frog when exposed to the light of a candle. generate an electric current that can be meas ured by a galvanometer.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-19

Three hundred photographs a sec ond have been taken by NJ. Nogues. 9. French inventor, who is able to record the flight of bullet from a gun.
The Washington times., 1927-09-20
Sonny Abandoned
In Maryland, Seeks
Identification

HAGERsToWN, Nd, sept. 20.
-'sonny"-who knows no other
name-belieyes there may be
some one in New York who can
tell him who he is. He recalls
the roar of the subways and re-
members some one named Walter
who mistreated him. hut that is
all.
One year ago an old woman,
who said she must hurry to a
drug store for some medicine. left
Sonny in care Of a young ste
nographer IA a Baltimore park.
The old woman never returned.
The stenographer brought the
youngster. now almost six years
old, to her sister. Mrs. Rose
Pierce. OF Hagerstown. Nd. for
care. and there he remains.
sonny" does not recall his
name. The old woman, whom he
seems to have held in affection,
he refers to as nDoo Doc" The
name Of walter makes him cry.