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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-20
FRIDAY Bargains IN
Fur Goats

t6p $3.50 sEAL1NE
COATS. silky dyed SIS
eoney ........-
~ sl65 BLACK $123
CARACUL COAT.
a. $225 KRAFT
COAT, fitch trim sos
med ...........a..
"a $135 HAIR SEAL
COAT, fox trim $115
med ."...,...
% &165 HAIR SEAL
COAT, beaver trim $14@
med ...
"a sls5 CALF Skin
COAT, beaver col $11@
lar .-..........
80 Sl65 BRONZE CARA
CUL COATS, 81 2O,5o
fox collar. ......
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ITALIAN WOULD WIPE
OUT RACE OF BERBERS
Urges Selection Of Pure Arab
Breed to Form New Superior
Mediterranean Type.

By the Associated Press.
NAPLES, January 20,--Elimination
OF the Berber race in Italian colonies
of northern Africa and the selection
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Housewares

REMNANTS or OIL
CLOTH, II to IL pc
yard pieces. Yd. 80.
REMNANTS OF SHELF
OILCLOTH. Il to ~ @c
yard lengths. Yard. "
s1.00 WASH BOILERS.
marked down for &c
clearance ..,
$1.00 SERVING TRAYS,
imported lacquer fin A0c
ished ........-.
3I.00 KITCHEN STOOLS,
of white enameled
metal; slightly inn 1Qr
perfect .....
69c BLOCK TIN PALS.
in six and eight roc
quart sizes; covered ~
S9c BROWN ENAMEL
TEA POTS S, right 1O~
size for one person. ~
CSC u p HOL s II Erred
r 0 o T S TOOLS, HQc
sturdily made ..... w
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\ Sale Of SILKS>>>Friday Only>>>six smart weaves

Five thousand yards of these lovely ska rainbow OF
for whole wardrobe of Spring froks
and undergarments Count the of any two-piece
straghtlne frock dainty ch nise silk gown in this sale
and you'll realize how unusual an event it is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-20

IA COATS, erIy
t19.75 and $500; sizes s.
IA to So. Now. ....
20 COATS, form erly.
1895 to $3.50, IA to $40
Sc. reduced to. ...... -
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Knit
Underwear

10 GLOVE SILK cos
TUNE SLIPS, slight sec
ends, IN b ia ck. 81 80
white and pastels
IS pcs. KNIT UNDER
WEAR. odds aud pc
ends, for clearance,
SI.15 RAYON BLOOM
FRS. i'm dark street zoo
shades only. ....--
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BedWear

200 COTTON MAT
TRESsES, in as $5.95
many as six sizes.
81xso WHITE DIVINITY
SPREADS; first quality,
with wild e self $ SO
stripe ...,....
CRINKLED SPREADS,
S0x105 or 72x105 inches
n e a tly scalloped; 81 so
with colored stripes,
6Sxs0 PART WOOL
BLANKETS, in attractive
plaid effects. with $7.29
wide binding. Each,
60xs0 PART WOOL
BLANKETS, khaki S2.T9
color. Each. .-..
SIMMONS G A y T.
PANEL BED. size 3 It. 3
in. or 4 #. 6 in, finished in
brown. With cotton mat
tress and Sim $O0.95
mons spring. Only
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-20
FORMER WIFE KILLS
MAN AFTER THREATS

Kentuckian, Said to Have Declared
While Drunk That He
Would Stay Her.
y the Associated Press.
HARLAN, KY. January 20.--James
Hippin, %. was killed at Cumberland,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-20
Friday Bargains IN
Draperies

soc to zoe CRETONNES.
i'm a ric h assert &
1n6nt ...-.s
OPAQ u f WINDOW
SHADES, SO inches by 5
#. 8 inches. White, tan
and green; on strong 400
rollers. Each .......
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FRIDAY Bargains IN
Linens

81 SILN EE BLEACH
DAMAsK SETS, pure linen
hemstitched 54xJ4
cloth and nap s2.2o
kins, for ..
18.in. DAMAsK NAP
KINs. pure linen
gu a i.ty. fully $3,25
bieached. Dozen.
$50 A l. l. l. I \ L \
CLOTHS, size 45x45 inches.
with border in blue, 81
rose, gold or hello.
$i.69 SILVER BLEACH
DAMAsK. "a inches wide,
and good, heavy, 20
pure linen quality
sL25 BAsCo FINISH
- a.r 49, ~
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GOV. WOOD WILL VISIT
WASHINGTON IN SPRING
Announces He will Take Four
Months Vacation From Duties
in Philippines.

By the Associated Press
MANILA, P. l., January 20.--Gov.
Gen. Leonard Wood. before departing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-20
Friday Bargains IN
Lingerie

WOMEN'S FLANNEL
ETTE PAJAMAS, in at
tractive two-piece s As
models ...s..
ODDS AND ENDS OF
NJ u s LIN UNDERGAR-
MENTS, including gowns,
chemises and pa 81 %
jamas, clearing at
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Friday Bargains IN
House
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Dresses

50 JERSEY DRESS E>,
mostly in small sizes
8 and S5's'
As PURPLE CORDU-
ROY ROBES, of 81 .s5
good quality. .
20 $ A I'm ETTE III
MONAS, in pretty $3.50
figured designs. -.
so BUN G A L o "
A Pr o ~ S and famous
Hoover fro ks; 50C
odds and ends. .
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Fridoy Bargains TT
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24
Insurance Staff Has
 Christmas Celebration

Tho Christmas party Of the Met Iopolitan Life Insurance company staff was held this morning at the office at go West Main street Wives and children of the staff. including friends, joined In the merry making.
 Entertainment was provided by | cast picked from members Of the or gdnlZation, and their stunts" were received with wholehearted ap- proNal. A string quintet furnished music for the dancing. Santa Claus appeared before the Christmas tree 70 distribute presents.
 Group singing of Christmas carols was enjoyed. besides solos and in- strumental selections.
 At the conclusion of the celebra- ton, Manager John NJ. O'Hearn, host, spoke briefly on the signid- canoe Of Christmas and conveyed to the members of his staff and their families a Merry Christmas and . happy New Year.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24
BIG LIQUOR SEIZURE
5000 Bottles of Champagne Among Wet Loot Taken in New York Bay Roundup.

New York. Dec. 24 R1Marine police today seized a launch loaded with 5000 bottles of champagne and arrested five men. but after the con- traband had been removed. other rum runners stole a march on the police and recovered the launch.
 The men who speeded away in the launch had eluded capture when the bluecoats made the seizure. They evidently hid along thee Hud- son river waterfront and waited un- til the champagne and prisoners had becen taken away. Then. three of the rum runners stimulated a dis turbance a block away and blew Il police whistle which attracted the lone policeman assigned to guard the craft. When the patrolman rushed 10 the supposed disturbance the other rum runners jumped into the launch and sped away.
 The policeman fired several shots at the craft and the men returned his fire. None of the bullets took ef- feet, The launch, a 35-footer. eluded the marine patrol and presumably slipped out to sea.
 The men arrested gave New York addresses. They were unloading the cargo at a dock at West 39th street, when the police surprised them.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24
Converted Necklaces
 Worn as Bracelets

Paris, Dec. 24 P-A Parisian actress tired of wearing her million franc pearl necklace around her neck wrapped it around her wrist and wore it as bracelet one night at the Ritz.
 That is credited by a Parisian pearl specialist with being the be- ginning of the present vogue for necklace bracelets, Nowadays every one is copying her. and Rue de la PaiX jewellers receive dozens Of or ders q week to transform pearl necklaces permanently to bracelets. Cartier shows rows Of graduated pearls made up in bracelet style.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

Burriu hotrI hy Herbert H. Wheel cr, vice president. thc directors and heads ol departments of tho Union Manufacturing company, of which Mr. Corh.0 is president. X dr, ssn~ cag" was presented 10 Mr. Corb;n.
 Mr. Corln Will h" married Thursday 10 Mrs, Alice IIjlard smith Of New York.
 Miss Myrtle Iociler Of Wallace street entertained 1he r. A. r. club at Christmas party Thursday ove- ming. Games were played and prizes awarded to Misses Alico Marsh. Betty Apo' 'grcn and Mrs II. J. Begor of Hartford. Vocal selections were rendered by the Misses Aprlgrcn, Marsh. I.orrNson Larson and Zoc1- Ter. Miss Gladys Nrum favored with a short recitation called "1ho Mod crn Paul Ecv"rc' and Mrs. II. J. Ecgor entertained with several piano selections. santa Claus arrived, rid ing in on an a,ropano, djstributin. gifts to all. aft"r which T luncheon was served Miss Betty Apnlgron and Miss Gladys krum assisted with the serving.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24
CAPITAL GAY AT CHRISTMAS TIME
(Continued from First Page)


 friends this year. Doing most Of her shopping in the morning hours, she has brought quantities of silk and wool yarns, satins. Nelvcts and faces from which to construct her gifts and with but very few exceptions her friends have received knitted or embroidered articles. Mrs. Coolidge keeps her work bags and baskets conveniently placed and, like Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. who worked All or the button holes in her childrcn's clothes while she lived in the White House, is never idle, Mrs. Dawes. wife Of the vice president. is like wise fond Of knitting and it was the old fashioned art that drew them to- eether when Mir Coolidge was vice president and they both lived at the Willard hotel.
 Tonight al o'clock Mrs. Coolidge will bundle herself up in one of hor fur coats and accompany tho Presi- dent 10 tho E,llipsc south of tn" treasury where stands tn" tall New England spruce, all gaiIy dressed in rinsol and hundreds of colorci bulbs awaiting Mr. Coolidgc's touch on button that will illuminate it as the community Christmas tree. The event, marked by tho singing Of
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

member of the New Britain club and the Shuttle Meadow Country club. Mr.Corbin is of family long prom inenuy identified with public and manufacturing life in New Britain.
 Mir, Corbin will entertain the members Of the wedding party at dinner at the Astor hotel in New York New Years Eve. The guests include. MT. and Mrs. Emory Corbin and Dr. Robert Buol of this city and Miss Barbara Hillard Smith Of New York.
 The couple will sail from New York the first Of January on we'd ding trip arouni the world and upon their return will make their home in this city.
 Mrs. and Mrs Karl Werner Of Waterbury announce the engage meut of their daughter, Hildegard Emile, 10 Alan Vincent Hall of Hartford, a former resident Of this city.
 Miss Warner is a graduate of the Hartford Hosotal Training school for Nurses. Mr. Hall is well known locally and IS connected with the William II. Hall Construction Com pany of Hartford.
 Reverend and Mrs Charles J. Nahlstrom Of Park Drive announce thc engagement Of their daughter. Irene, 10 Robert J. klingbcrg, son Of Dr, and Mrs. J. F.. klinghcrg Of state street.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24
AIR MALL EXPANDS

Washington. Dec. a4. Rl-A trad ing area having population Of more than G0,000,0o0 persons will be served by 25 air-mail routes using @ station stops within a short time, the Department Of Commerce esti- mates. Fifteen routes now in opera ton cover 1907 miles. but with tho expansion the daily airplane mileage will be greater. even with only one plane day each way. than the circumference of the globe.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24
SPECIAL "LINDY" STAMPS

Panama. Dec. 24. Pl-The visit of Col. Charles 4. Lindbergh 10 Panama will be commemorated by special issue Of 45.oO0 postage stamps. They will be of the two and five cent denominations. one group of stamps will show the Spirit end the other the Lone Eagle land ing in Panama.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24
CLUB EVENTS
Activities Lessen With the Approach of Christ mas Holidays.


 The Woman's club will hold q meeting Tuesday, December @7 in tho chapel Of the First Congrcga- t!oNal church at o'clock in tho afternoon. St1pl"y Williams of the English department at Yale. lniyor- sity will speak on modern drama.
 The members Of the New Britain College Club will welcome all Inc girls homo from college at their an hual holiday tea to bo given .'cd- neS1ay. December 2S. from 1 o'clock until o'clock In the afternoon al the home of the president. Mss Gladys Day at 76 Adams street. Mrs. George Flanagan will give readings.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24
GATHERINGS
Youth Dominates Scenes of Activity - Numerous Parties During Week.

All sorts of alluring celebrations are being planned for New Years Eve. Foremost among them is the supper dance at the Snuttle Meadow club where inc throng of diners and dancers will number approximately -50. Scores more might easily be added were if not for inc fact that found it necessary to limit the num- Der. keeping it down to club mcm- IcrS and their house guests. An elaborate entertainment is being ar ranged for and with the brilliant holiday decorations and Sclntillant music the party is sure to be sue cess. Prominent among those 10 en- t'rtain is Mrs. George kimball. Be ginning with dinner at her home on South Burritt street she will later take her guests 10 the Shuttle Mea- dow club for dancing and supper. Among others reserNing tables at the club house arc Mir. and Mrs. Charles F. Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Erucmmcr, Nr. and Mrs. George Traut, Mr. and Mrs. O. r. Bennett. MT. and Mrs. Reginald Towers Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Raymond, Mir. and Mrs Clifton Wilson, Dr. William T. Morrisscy and Mrs. Morrisscy. Robert Carter. Stanley Hart, Miss Virginia Hart, Maxwell Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Macomber, Mr, and Mrs. Maxwell Hart, Mr. and Mrs E. Stoinln. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Icy Dunran and Mr. and Mrs E. II. McElhone,
 Mr. and Mrs. Hardy payor oi Lincoln road will he the guests on Christmas day of NIr. and Mrs. Harry Parsons Of Russell street. lTr. and Mrs. Harold Judd an children of Berlin will leave carly in February for BclIairc, Florida where they will spend the remain der Of the winter season.
 Mrs George Hildcbrant and little dauGhtcr. Jean, have come cast and arc now making their home in New York city.
 Miss Ellen Andrews Of New York city, q niece of Mir, and Mrs. John
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24
WEDDINGS
Marked Falling Off in Nuptial Events-Ashlcy- Mckirdy Engagement.

Albert FroG IIitrhnor. son Of Mr. and MIs Frrd HitcNnor Of Park Drive. and Miss Enid Margaret Il"- ger, daughter of Nr. and Mrs. Clar- 'uce H. iIagnr, of Brooklyn, wcr" married Thursday morning in Brooklyn. Mir. and Mrs. r. Erncs, Tanner of Flushing. New York. were the attendants.
 Mir. Ujtchncr Is a representative Of the stanley Works steel sales de parmcmt, operating from the New
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

is spending Christmas in Berlin. N. r., with Mir. and Mrs. James Rog- CTS
 Mrs. A. II. Abbe of Steele street will return next week from Hamp- ion. Va.
 Mrs. Alice Smith and daughter, Miss Barbara Hilliard smith of New York city, are spending the holidays with Mir. and Mrs. Emory Corbin of West Main street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Emory Corbin Of West Main street will leave for New York city next Thursday 10 spend the remainder of the week.
 Mrs. Harris E. Humason Of Vim" street, Mrs. William F. Brooks Of High street and Mrs. Frank J. Por- ter of Lexington street returned last Saturday from New York city where they were the house guests ot Mrs. Charles Wetmorc Of Park avenue. Mrs. Wctmorc gave in their honor number of theater parties. including q visit to the opera. as well as several lunchoons and din- l.ers.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Kirkham and Miss Harriet Kellogg of Bridge port, Miss Julia Kellogg and Miss Laura Kellogg of Hartford will spend Christmas day with Mir. and Mrs. John kirkham of Lexington street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Orlando Swift Of Lowell, Mass, arc spending the weekend in town with Mr. Swift $ father, Talmadse Swift of Cedar street.
 Miss Helen Waskclew:cz. q mom- Der 0. the teaching faculty Of Bay Path Institute, is homo for the holi- days.
 Edward BcntZ Of Boston GnlNcr- sty is home for the holidays.
 1ulius Pac of @fi High street, T student at the St. Cyril and Meth odus Seminary at Orchard l.ak", Nich.. is spending the holidays a' home.
 John szowczyk Of If Broad street Is home from Amherst college.
 Miss Celia Smuzcwski Of smith college, orthampton. Mass, IS spending the holidays at the homo
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

The human heart rests between beats for a period Of about eight tenths Of a second. Each contrac- ton ot the heart muscles takes only about onc-tenth of a second.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24
of Dr. and Mrs. Roman Lekston.

 Leo Waselewicz of Boston. Mass. is spending the holidays at his home at Ia Clinton street. Nalerian Micholowski, a student or medicine at Boston university, is home for the holidays.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

York office. Hc graduated from th" New Britain High school in 1922.
 The couple arc spending inc Christmas hoIid1ys with Mr. Hitch uor's parents. They will make their homo at S4l4 4th avenue, Brooklyn, New York.
 Nr. and Mrs. Harry Mount of I,art street will observe the fortiotn anniversary of their marriage to- MOTION. They were married in Shef- field. England. December 25, 1887.
 They have five children. Mrs. William H. Day of S,ratford. Mrs. Henry W. Briora, Harold II. Mount and Raymond Mount of this city, and Percy Mount Of West Hartford
 Mr. and Mrs. Mount arr members of Sj. Marks Episcopal church.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. Fuschilio have announced the '.ngag'nIcnt of their daughter, Cora, to uomInicl1 Lup- pino.
 Nr. ami Mrs. Joseph Lichi "G Winthrop street entertained at their hom" on December l6 and 18th. The occasion was their sixth wedding anniversary and tho fifth birthday Cf their son, Truman.
 The wedding ot Philip E. KcrWin, son of Mr, and Mrs. Michael T. \rrWin of sherman Court, and Miss Lucy r, Morgan of ro0uonocll Bridge will take place Monday morning at St. Mary's church. Mir. llorWin is employed in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. IIo Was active in athletics and 2 member of tho foot hall teams while at New Britain High school.
 At q hri rarry given Wodncs- day ovsu:n. F.. Miss Marjorie Nor rjs an Louise Ilolcomhe at the Nor:is uiancn on Tan Aero | IND l'i, Ii' 'ltttt' -'Ill' ll Vt .llS" islN ,l Aida Mckirdy. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. William \. Mckirdy of Lincoln street, was announced to stanton Eddy Ashley, only son of Nr. and Mrs. George B. Ashley of Garden street. There were sixteen guests present. Mrs. Ashley and Mrs. Me llirdy poured at the table in the dining room which was attractivcly decorated with American beauty roses and rcd and green candies. Emily Mott, Miss Flora Hine and Miss Josephine Miller.
 Miss Mckirdy, who is popular member Of the younger set is q graduate of the New Britain High school and the State Normal school. She is member of the Alpha Alpha sorority.
 MT. Ashley, who is q graduate of Exeter Academy and Aliddlebury college. class of l29, is connected in business with his father in the Ash ley Bahcock Company He is a mem Der of the Delta Kappa Epsilon fra L rnity and q member Of the widely known radio team. The fosters.
 The wedding date has not hecn set.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Shepard gave dinner party Tuesday evening at their home on Dover. Road 10 an nouncd the engagement of Mr. Shep- pard's sister. Miss Helen Shepard of Hartford, 10 Donald w. Harris also of Hartford. No date has been Set for the wedding. Mr. Harris is a member of the firm Of Timm X Co.,. of Hartford.
 Albert r. Corbin of this city and Mrs. Alice Hillard Smith of New York city and Auburndale. Massa chusetts will be married Thursday. December %. in New York city by Reverend D. Gordon of Washington, D. C.
 Nr. Corhin Is president of the Union Manufacturing Company. and recently completed a term as pres,- dent Of inc Rotary club He fs a
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

MT. and Mrs. Harold Shepard gave q dinner party Tuesday evening at their home on Dover Road 10 an nouncd the engagement of Mr. Shep- pard's sister. Miss Helen Shepard of Hartford, 10 Donald w. Harris also of Hartford. No date has been Set for the wedding. Mr Harris is a member of the firm Of Timm X Co.,. of Hartford
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

A farewell dinner was given for Albert Coriin last evening at tho
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

MT. and Mrs. Emory Corbin Of West Main street will leave for New York city next Thursday 10 spend the remainder of the week.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

Mrs. Alice Smith and daughter. Miss Barbara Hiliard Smith of New York city. are spending the holidays with MT. and Mrs. Emory Corbin of WeSt Main street
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

John Szowczyk Of If Broad street $ home from Amherst college.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

Mrs. George Hi1dcbrant and little daughter. Jean. have come cast and ar" now making their homo in New York city.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

Miss Celia SmuzcWskl Of smith college. Northampton. Mass, IS spending the holidays at the homo
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

Miss Ellen Andrews Of New York city, q niece ot Mir, and Mrs. John
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

Mrs A. II. Abbe of Steele street will return next week from Hamp- ion. Va.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

Mir. and Mrs. Thomas kirkham and Miss Harriet Kellogg of Bridge port, Miss Julia Kellogg and Miss Laura Kellogg of Hartford will spend Christmas day with MT. and Mrs. John kirkham of Lexington street,
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

is spending Christmas in Berlin, N. r., with Mir. and Mrs. James Rog-
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

Iuius Pac of "t4 High street, T student at the St. Cyril and Meth odiuS Seminary at Orchard lak". Mich. is spending the holidays at home.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

Mir. ana Mrs. A. Fuschilio Lav" announced the '.ngagenlent of their daughter, Cora, to uominick Lup- pino.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

Albert I. Corbin of this city and Mrs. Alice Hillard Smith of New York city and Auburndale. Massa chnsetts will be married Thursday
 December %. in New York city by Reverend D. Gordon of Washington,
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

Mr. and Mrs, Harold Judd anI
 children of Berlin will leave carly in February for Bcllairc, Florida. where they will spend the remain der Of the winter season.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

Mir. and Mrs. Orlando Swift Of Lowell, Mass, arc spending the weekend in town with Mr. Swifts father. Talmadge Swift of Cedar
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

Nr. ami Mrs. Joseph IlCht of Winthrop street entertained at their hom" on December l6 and 18th. The occasion was their sixth wedding anniversary and tho fifth birthday DG their son, Truman.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

Edward Bcutz Of Boston GnlNcr- sity is home for the holidays.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

Miss Helen Waskclew.cz. a mon- bor 0, the teaching faculty Of Bay Path Institute, is homo for the holi- days.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

Mr. and Mrs, Hardy rayor of Lincoln road will he the guests on Christmas day of Mr. and Mrs Harry Parsons Of Russell street.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-24

NIr. Corbin Is president of 'he Union Manufacturing Company. and recently completed a term as pres,- dent Of ths Rotary club. He is q