New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1918, Page 7

BERLIN NEWS BERLIN ROAD IS AT LAST COMPLETED Highway From Kensington to Worthington Rldge in Good Shape GIRLS TO GIVE BIG DANCE fon:inous The But Hopes for Her Recoy tained—News B the close Condition Little NG of Improved, superint Early some of the due workmen of time to v unable to Kensin repairs railro been have a de new ma probably 8 long The I the concrete inces of town believed serve th er nects W autoists N been 1sed now In sup tran Golon meniber ving Gold returned no on or and t Berlin Friday « women iy conditions finally quit rooms The fire ition comy them ton troye taken hin road stat m Brit good extensive nli has this morning twenty-five close of would ired promptness in work to 11 o to reach have held time now Although roa the ting leti deto portation on of of several brother his s home nele n examinations pe Construction bee Ttems. in his 13th Inclusive, (Store Closed Fridays at Noon Until Sept. Porch, Lawn and Dining Room Furniture at Special Price Reductions Settee, Arm Chair, WE Round Top Table, OFFER A 6 PIECE RUSTIC SE Rocker, oot Rest, and Hanging Flower Basket. SPECIAL SALE PRICE Regular Price Was $31.25 $24 .50 5 PIECE REED SUITE, grey and enamel, fine for your sun Settee, Itocker, Armechair, Table with plate glass top Cretonne $129.00 5 PIECE PORCH fini bamboo turnings seats Settee, Armchair, Rocker, de Chair and Half Moon Tablc Our price $30.00 it Stk green shaped white parlor Round special sale only and lamp. upholstery Was priced BREAKFPAST ROOM Sideboard, drop leaf Table, 4 Rocker and Glass Top Oblong Table. and hanging Mirror, all finely deco- 50. Our rated The 7 pieces 23 G 135100 e e $135.00 RUSH NOCKLERS, k and spring Clearance price 3153 4 PIEC REED SUITE, ena Consisting of So ivory Chair, SUITE, me “hairs egular price was §22 arance price hack wing Reguiarly match. in high cretonne, to Mcerchaum finish upholstere "$19.00. LOUIS X\T hogany picce Dining fet, Server Table 51 in. top, 5 Chairs and Arm Chair upholstered in blue Spanish leather. Rezu- §97(),(() FIBER with at in Armchair mod seat priced ba MODEL, solid ma- Suite. Buf DINING ROOM brown board, drawer ANNE pieces, sh. 60 in. Server with 5 slip seat Arm Was b5 Do T DINING TABLI in. pedestal T quartered English Regu Forkninie oo QUEEN SUITE, 1 hogany a4 in. roomy ine ma fini Table top, and and one $200.00 with closet Chair lar price $268.50 ..... top oak mahogany octagonal $27.50 for only $22.50 price but § was $47 LIBERTY TABLE of Colonial style with drawers and shelf. $10.00. For se o of 156 0f in finish. price 00 ", regularly regularl ASE, early $10.00 pillars PA Regular price priced at $2 priced $45.00, Salc finish, BUFF} g BUFFET, BOOKC GOLDEN OAK FUMED OAK QUARTERED OAK $35.00. Jacobhean 50, AN AUTOMOBILE PROMPTLY RECEIVING NEW BRITAIN YOU CAN GOODS PORCHASED OF US. DELIVERY #OR ALL DRY MARWIC and M 119 Collins street, the engagement Thirza J Lawrence Air force Canada e on seaplanc 1of D, 'R city. Miss sided at on the sale of tickets and sales indicate that the 1 filled. This the first the young women of time carly be well nce glven e office. Mrs. Mr, will W, Mr, 18 [\.,m, }mm | | o Scars Not Improved. The condition of Mrs. Mary attempted suicide her home is reparted not im- the New Britain General Mrs. Se having con- trouble due to the fact that in her at destroy- ing her life she throat ply that food cannot be swallowed her without 1t pain. The wotund howeve healing as rapidly s expected At the hospital it stated that Mrs. chance o hopes were the time institution | time she of bhlood this alone cause her Sears at at who last | proved hospital siderable weelk at ars s in eating attempt cut her COTTON Washington, sumed during 527,464 running by = is 6,049,544 nounced 574,110 for the 682 bales. bales the today. 1 bales this morving vas A zood but little for her recovery as admitted to the L week At that weak from the loss was feared that be sufficient to held out at eleven | she v ahout that would death. Mrs. Mary Scars Is | ago it ASSYRIANS Special French ducted at the As South church last nationa] airs Elisha Adams gave nhistory of the the meaning \lthough e etvice. Are Enter- | ational Corr on Furlough. short | parents a Geor | furle \ in Iensington maring Corr is spending of his is on aen e finished home Corr and ¥'s work sub- o case = this | ITEEMS OF INT of = this according chaser has se of As the sailors of a brother his » lent of the job. about a was the two Golon James Corr, returned to after a furlough the S for | with from comple- | own road was still will china is at Salt delicate pres- | Georse week work, said | here. the workin opened day, Church Picnic, he up uction workmen the heen of the ung beets held Saturday The oo lin noted | Mi¢ at Young Methodist Lake Compounce : turning late in the evening ‘u‘;:'“‘r‘f,“‘,‘»‘,.'j‘:f“'“ to the lake made by ey Rl :( for | BT About of the vouns OF e mabtlity s he Shurch attended. A : jovable day was spent by & zot good workmen, W th securc num- se they were Ber il used th the peopic o church Ber have The more The specal people en- the in was 100 very Vinegar and picnickers - No jelly w of ter juicy Kensington Bricfs, Alice M weeks vacation uits M spending New York Cormack in beca in oiler last 5 two The much first shoots N like week newr of Lockwood, Marwick Marwick's home is present serviee Marwick, July June hales cleven months ending June were A Hartford, announce their formerly Lockwood 149 Black Rock REPORT 15 were month in remove cups, v t OBSERVE holiday syrian mission at evening sun an ac French Bastile anulated will stop hiccoughs. should needed asparagus. Had y the some f o RanpetecuE H. KEHOE MENTIONED. Dried stored fruit fire in a dry time herc up the it wouid b o) pla ti May State Water e Named by md would Commissioner : is not a repairs for o B St Democrats for nator el ce. should good often. one of The demgerats of the city have ¢ ery bottle the cost of | heen active during the past few weeks ehold should something. hold ds was far beyond the to in scarching through their ranks for town at time ; i man best titted to represent the - in the Always, if in the There race the office of elections, considerable talk members of the party of H. Kchoe, the well known and member the water for Kehoe is the members party for My now for sen will oth- on of 1 to the room in house, breakfast part of ti atg coming among running the Camphor, irawers and the main high- | Thomas placed of office. M most prominent and he the pay Kchoe i road. Befo printer, New F throug 1gh road The trucks now vin had | board e will keep I hich rtford = one of - the leer numb of very popular the voters of the city and ent of his accepting the candi- for senator the mocrats his election has | © ays road will wo for & which arve | vears. for some the e of railroads | among in The Sy Don’t forget door each ice. will last to dacy are confident ator the Furlou pendi ot m h POLICI: TO CONSIDER fust There the tired and the AUTOS. commis med nd will be on body He 1 of poiice oner in port same will mect the latter of this week part 1 ¢ to consider the purchase of a service fat take hiel chicken, i he meet- car for t police department adopted at the last common council in conne on motor cquip- purchase of one four cars recommended without rthen by the council. 1f the suggested by the the order will be No hearing will is desired on the record of rminating the Litke. hip of h louzh He more pleasing are arranged making a harmonizing with the report | | d the Sam's iciar ment : warships, accor for a action good four approved tty officer one o council placed D is immediatel necessary and of cha of 1 offic e Young onions would naturally ning onion and carefully men h nging planning at the Grange matter vote t Patrolman of hard July n voung planted workin for | services thrown awas mice save @ colors be AS s em be ) possible it will make an excellent small closc time vou u DEPEND —LOCKWOOD. W Lockwood of daughter, Licutenant the Royal in England the son of this formerly r avenue. to of in He is TOR JUNEL Cotton amounted and for 30} it sus bureau an- in June consumed and period 6,250,- con- to the was [ HOLIDAY. honor of the were con- the and Rev. ss on the republic and Day. REST TO WOMEN. tea stains from canned sugar when making milkweed are alway s tied the light and sunny cuphoarls or away remnant of a little child the use refr the longer. or- box; is nothing thar from duck will lent shortening for soda rendered, more ) br time omposition restful to athing re déoply xing. or maice excel- a colors putting togethe and discarded inste: beet beet in thin- wd being thinning. an. be in French | | to PLAINVILLE NEWS CHAUTAUQUA OPENS FOR 19TH SEA Tnitial Session ‘T!vs Aiternoon Addressed by T. J Spencer T0 CONCLUDE AUGUST § Fmployees and Friends of Trumbul Electric Co., Have Annual Excur: sion to Savin Rock Today— Heating Saturday., The ni necticut with noon on J. cut is of cteenth Chautauqua vally at 4 Plainvi street. president of Chautauqua in Hartford aram season of the Con- opencd ter- Asembly a at the amp Spencer, o'clock this lle canyp Professor grounds Trums: Assembly Miss Mary gave corporation an attractive pro- readings and a ne Children of the Frontier” was deliv- ered Alrs. G, Floyd Morgan of Wallingford, president the Connec- ticut ‘Branch of the Organized Work for Refugec ( gium, Alsace-Lorraine the evening M illustrated lecture on T the Stars and Stripes”. \rrangements for comfort and tection attending t tauqua cump been fected house n until closing August ath. It in «charge of Mr, and Mrs Gladding of New Britain, been in charge for the The grocery store opened this morning will be in charge of Mrs. ( l Lee of New Britain. The is in charge of Miss C Robertson, who is home Boarding school for th cess, The post office will zoing 1 m, and 6 will m of lecture of Rescue ldren of Bel- France. will give he story and Spencer his of pro- of those he Chau- and all will day, the meeting The ‘boarding the be op noon of will L. past two year and ‘harles office arissa Bird from Moody summer Te- be oen all will leave The in- G association of Mrs. of- will building post day and here comin and building George fice of tne (! be open in and will be e ou il 8 a m D rrive The in charge tson. The autauqua assembly the association in charge of T. J. Spencer. “The “Herald” will this season he sold at the grounds two of the local paper Army Day and 'camp meeting will he ob- served this yvear as usual, Anvone desiring the “Ierald” may leave their names at the local stores and the paper boys will deliver 1t mail p. will Roe at m, 6:45 business boys. Grand day any of Garden Holders Meeting. The persons have gardens Norton place tonight the hall he mecting called for & o'clock. The purposc to try and find some method by which the crops that are the Norton gardens may he saved from destruction by the po- lice which is now reported to be ravaging the crops about town All garden holders espec asked to e will wito be a meeting all at of the the at Grange tato T are ally be present Post Oflice The United States commission examination on July 27, clerk and ¢ at Plainville Applicants 18th hirthday Examination. Civil hold a New for in Service competitive Britain, Conn the positions of the post oflice will at 181§ or Conn must have reached their ut not their 45th birthday, on the date of examination, and must be citizens of the United States. Male applicants must meas- ure not less than feet 4 inches in height in bare feet. No male appli- cant who passes the examination will be eligible appointment either as or does mnot weigh without over- be inadvisable whose normal 125 pounds to examination. Female ap- not required of weight or height The local post office officiuls nounce that a carrier and needed at once, owing to the fact that until someone is secured no va- cations can be taken at the post office. Glynn's Trial Saturday. Glynn Pierce automobile Brass Co., emplove will be given a prelimin: hearin next Saturday morning at the police court in Bristo! According to the story by Glynn, the Bristol man out in front of his suddenly that im- stop his car The right and it fractured na Bristol Dr for clerk who at coat { for malc weight s enter the plicants ar any specific carrier 125 pounds hat. It will applicants less than an- clerk a is is Joseph of street whose Bristol night ran over a late Friday s given walked machinc it and to strikin him struck the man his skull had been ing the man in of woman, Glynn rushed to sccured the medical aid rahan and brought him back to the scene Arriving there he discovered The board of selectmen of the Town of Plainville having received a peti- tion from the Connecticut Company and reconstruct certain ISast Main street, Rail- street, per the Town Clerk’s as possible avoid was thought n and and eare relocate on and Pine file in Dol road lines Ave. plans now on office will matter, 1918, a Plainville, as given that hearing FEvening there this 22nd, is hereby upon July be a public Monday t eight o’clock July 9th, W. J. JOHNSON, . H. CALOR Sclectmen. 1918 DI BIDC I'I..\l\\ ILLE. WED., SAT. AND WED. EVE ITAIN OFVICE NATIONAL BANK BIDG. RUSSELJ MON.. IN MON. GS. NEW I 0N the Connecti- | \lice Secoy | have | headlight | Han- | that over in The a The this t Tribu New ) ch tra 6:19 The bull T at Sa this 600 for W Thrift Stamp from = NS have Lakes Mar regul: Art spent paren kock Ma street grand wille. San ment MeKe Mus street her Mar hold at Mrs street memt be pr Mr @ tan Eiast N. A1 Archa Md, were ain a Policeman exj mad condit headq not a rectiy who h cernit made GOOT Vel bers o by meetin July ized a been forme still i Rea ed at follow proper to Au erty An at the Jeskit at 11 o O The Progr Mrs. word liam ing fi t st The his death coaches Slectric morning pe an Norden asor Women’s and Misses’ of Women's and are marked at Our Stock thermore they Misses ILL BA CHARMING, PR Bathing popular and reasont Very practical Suits are shown in Knitted J€l $1.98 and large $2.98, g C priced only Batl 3athing aps, a very e complete line of sizes, $7.98. | sortment from § ina Taffeta and Cr We daily These materia receiving are coc are new, smart yet durable and’J We offer remarkable values for $18.75, $22u and sel st (- Buy One or More Pairs LADIES! ed Take our advice have advan lahor. The Hartford Our and American Lady"” and vicinity present and are stock is Select now and as re ind are still .\l!\.vnun". “M exceedingly popular. wonderfully antag gards the buyd ;\Lummu.u ladame Lyra’” complete. e of the low pi Crepe de Chint Nothing Faunders beautifully : We offer a splendid Prices Reasonable more daint nd a a 10 material real luxury assortment of more durable. for summej the best styles im Will in Monday favor this season. display colors another the automobile had chest which Hartford the run vesulted hospital Bristol man's at the oceured ceident near v mill Return h Children whi sent weeks ago hy \ir fund returned Tt were about Two ex-| up the | children were own two ne Fresh York today ildren in the were brou Suturday the to | oup ht night Rock. the was held special cars left } and about | ons went. The prizes offered | at sports, $5 worth of Stamps, §2 worth of Stamps and $1 Thrift | The return trip | the Rock was made at 5 o'clock nnual vacation factory today on train Ixcursion to the annual excursion of Mfg. Co. Rock. Six at 8 Trum- today | vin o’clock rinners Savin 2 worth of s excursion of the Brief . Gillette to their the balance Items. and chiidren | gone at Twin for cottage of the summer. tha Rebekanh v meeting lodge wil] hold this evening New with George street its | hur the ts, of U He Hickock of st week and Mr Main rvey Eritain grand- Hic- ter Smith from 2 Mrs. Smith of Park with his Forest- mothe 1 visit of el Bull recently in C W. W. Brown is spending the cottage at Savin W ill vacated the tene- | William oceupy by W. Root's o house of W sumer shington months Rock tha all-day Edward New Britain, sers of the cirelc esen Rehekah Sewing Civele will with of Main | Wednesday. T all asked sewing meeting Morse Vest Mos 2e Hickock their ho vesterday. M and Mrs. W it bold and family of Baltimore present, also York city, Hartford nd Plainville. Marino stated of the mecent selectmen 1 the cell that the him. but and Gieo 1ily reunion at Main cet wdrews, Mr guests New from today, i int the | police tion by the ion of uarters gainst at vd el compl garding at complaint room was aimed di ondon was John C. ¢ the Constable warge of con- prisonc: 1 whom ) RENT Broad CITY ITEMS the For smal et. Plainy former will be o Templars lodze on srans’ £ Linc day for oln lodge of len served at the Sunday organ- since of the | Loc No rcoln vears g of 28, bout lodge wa ago and A number of this lodg city nized membaors this o ving e are in Ity transfers ha the office of the s: Lena Gorbach at Overloolk; and Selma Buell street ve record- city clerk to Gussie Hannah Carlsc as Fox, Hjerpe prop- ty gust n license has oftice of the city and Annie I Booth street street will be a tonight in Luddy \arriage been issued clerk to Tony Jeskit lives Miss Rusin at | usin and ange of meeting the Court hall nas received | her uncle, Wil- Meriden. Funeral held morn- residence Pleas re ess Simon the death of of late of Doy will n es Tuesday om his reet engazement of Miss Josephine \ttractive port ing to take up his duties in the ago of Main Nelson « o t i received T I ley. of the left W s ferred New Shetland § line of Shetland Wi . of Columbia of Mr. and Mrs. J Adolph Johnson een announced nlisted in the s at present street, daughter | B H. Nelson, to {Johm Middletown, has | had pa: Mr. Johnson has | merchant marines and Bt L 3 stationed at Boston. I"‘“"”")‘\“‘ - A meecting of Leading Star lodge, s o 0. B, will held in Electric hall fiece have Tnee. omorrow evening at 8 o'clock. The | {D€ first district board to &8 nstallation of officers has been de ‘evens on July 25th have GEuS - R e fout follows: Stanisiaw Buzkoy 5 17gbirove street; Peter Deled North street has | No M Burritt street <mwz~vm?::é report for duty | TIsanc Badsil Rescrve tomorrow e e will report at e e station. S Ciceone, High eet tomorrow of nam wl be |a o as Joseph Donlan notice Naval Donlan of to Ly vig ¢ Crown 7 Gold street street; vith the norning. *elham Main street e Frederick 2 street; Tony John Harry at Smith of Pelham will morn- Naval = time re- Alpress, Bay L ' teserve. Smith second enlisted class some 3 HONOR BASTILIE seaman as a DAY. large Jean delegation of Baptiste members society atten| church yes o’clock in hono Father Vej elebrated ma observance in his draped serve Edward Carroll has left the employ the H Walker compan oF R. iss Mazel Sullivan street is in receipt itten by her uncle, private, 3015t Camp found of 59 Iast of a postcard | Charles E. Fo- first-class, who w Medical department, Devens recently Ly Charles L. lay mornin “Bastile D: Parkville mentioned mon the walls of Rov of one the | | | ; | | | who This card O'T.oughlin rench 1 the the a ct also is reminders of occasion U. . Food Adwminis=vetion. nigh King er de roos "tater boiled. baked| Gey make im inter He's de '‘substi Ol' Squire 'Tater ‘low he goir ‘'mong gardeu sass folks. We ails k tried, stewed, cooked wid cheese en flour, 80's we kin ‘“‘gubsti-tute” him tutenest” of ail de vitties, he sez. De udder garden sass folks lak Inguns, en squash don't need to get peeved, 'cause dey's goin’ to be room in de pot fo' ds whole tribe. Ev'y las’ one on ’emn can he'p save wheat en meat fer de boys dat's dain’ de fightin' over yander. mighty cal him as a dey gittin’ zo ' wh flour. fo be n tomatues. cabbage en turnips MAKE HAY WHIL THE SUN SHINES For Sale--Alithe Standing Grasson the Cedar Hili Farm; About 70 Tons. New Britain Machine Co.