New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 11, 1919, Page 7

RALD, MONDAY, GUST 11, 1916. PANVILE NEVE | ' ' MR.AND MRS.GRIFFIN _ Store Closed Fridays at Noon up to and including September 12th. ‘POpula? Couple .to Celebrate S}lvgri Three More Days of Sale Prices on Wedding Anniversary Tonight Special Reductions on Dress Goods { MCORNS DEFEAT LOGALS '. o BED BLANKETS That ]7Ou Might ]Jike to Know Of f | Lictie zalian Boy Sclls Watch for Five >' ' : X ‘ s s 1 supply for the winter at our greatly reduced prices. ; 0 : THEY ARE GOING TO BE HIGHER— ALL WOOL TAFFETA, WORTH $2.25, in navy, black, brown, green, § Cents and Another Gold One for THEY - ARE GOING TO BE SCARCE ! plum, taupe, burgundy and Copenhagen, in 44 inch width, is priced to you Ride on Bicycle—Other Items of ASK YOUR DEAL! Our present stock of Blankets represents the most reliable at $1.75 Yard. makes, right-from the mills, new, fresh goods, and at a big saving Interest. done and the services of Mr. Marino @ from prices that they must be sold for later. S I B e B O e g e SEC e Gl e The following range gives you choice of three numbers that will to the homes of hoth boys and got the | l prove durable and give satisfagtory wear navy, at only $2.00 Yard. and Mrs. Hayden W. Griflin were unit- | articles mentioned. The two youths White and Grey Bed Blankets with pink and blue borders full WIDE WALIS CORDUROY is offered in navy, African, salmon, ed in marriage at the hame of the| who accepted the watches from the | B bed size; value up to $5.50. Sale Price, $3.59 pair. rose, graphite, beaver, wisteria and Belgian blue, regular $1.89 grade, bride’s parents in New Hartford. The | YoUnsster received a :(‘\m:* reprimand | § ~ White and Grey Blankets with blue and pink borders, full 11-4 specially priced $1.50 yard. Width 382 inches. silver wedding anniversary of the cou- nd ALY H:H\.m‘lu! of fln‘-‘l\\lvjl-\l\n\'“’i size; also 1”{;{|x«1~.»x\|:\ 11:\1er '\‘;11]1{0!\ in the latest combinations STRIPED SILVERBLOOMS, a fi D ot which is meted out to persons who ac value to $7.50. Sale price $5.29 pair. LR IREDE ST Bhsleeiainy A s e e oy ple will - be celebrated in a proper | cept stolen goods. White, Grey and Tan Blankets with pink, blue and fancy bor- foriepon! {Tll;‘;Qa"ull\i)'\)lu,:“(‘.(‘stflih:l-fubff‘ 0 LRV RH 0RO R 20 manner at theiv home on Chester ave- Baschball Team Defeated. ders, full 11-4 size, also Plaid Blankets in pleasing combinations; 56 inch §$4. 2 g 2 $3.50 yard. nue in Mountain View (his evening. | I All-Plainville baseball team value to $10.00. Sale price $7.59 yard. “THE YOUNG VISITERS"” 8| Mr. and Mrs. Griffin were marriod in | SUfiered its first «lv:cul u\‘\ho season f S on the Rockwell-Drake diamond ves- o 3 (By Daisy Ashford) with a preface by J. M. Barrie. This is an B | New Hartford in 1894 and remained| torday in a very funny game plaved | K Whlte Garments Remodeled and Rellned astonishing piece of fiction written by the author when only nine years of in that town for 16 years. with the Acorns of Berlin. The ganie age. The original spelling has been retained. Reproduction of the origin- T T P e P fe st [ GSECi o el pans prd Let us this month remodel your fur coats, neckpiaces. reline al manuscript. Portrait of the author at nine years, with Barrie’s delight- ror e 20 Ay Ty ful introduction The funniest book you ever read. Ior sale at our 2 ol e veans lin SO S0 e Book Dept. for $1.00. time 1 the ald Hyde homestead on OTHER NEW BOOKS—Given choice of “The Moon and Sixpense’ M | [ast Main street. The couple have | $1.50 (by Somerset Maugham) *“The Night Operator” $1.50 (by Frank L. | three children, Chester, Charles and | Value $7.50 and $8.50. Special price $6.50 Kach. Peikard) The GaviDonbeys $2.00) (by ISip Henry i lohnson) & itulayis Mildred, all well grown and living at| W o8 /58 X8 SO SEEE ol B Beautiful quality All Silk Umbrellas, short handles, with rings; Whistle” $1.35 (by Anne Archbold Miller) “The Secret Lover” $1.60 (by home. Chester has but recently re- | : ik colors, navy, cardinal, emerald, purple and black. | and shrunk, is a real $2.50 value, offered in all colors, including plenty of Twenty ve years ago today | there was not one interesting bit of your suits, winter coats, etc. ~We can do the work satisfactorily and * at special prices, in order that our Tailoring and Alteration De- partment may be kept busy SUN AND RAIN UMBRELL! | baseball in the whole 'session. The Plainville boys started well and came through with five runs in one inninz, | when the boys from Berlin took it o score was Berlin 2( ) ey i S turned from France where he saw ac re was Berlin 20, Plainvil AntEonvEECEY Oakes did the pitching for the local HAMMOCKS tive service in the front line trenches or as a runnor. The two boys are mow | nine, but was away off form aad | [} New Fall D AT DRAPERY DEPT. you will find marked downs on our Couch employed by Mr. Manning, proprictor | failed to show any of the rare pitch- € a resseses Hammocks with two good months of Hammogk weather yet hefore you. of the Manning garage in this town. | ing qualities which he is supposed to An Advance Showing of Early Fall Models in Better make selection. Chester is in charge of the filling and | have. : < e . ~ PORCH SHADES, wide slat bamboo, color green, size 8x8 feet, regular repair station on Central square while| The time—it wouldn't be right to serge and lr[co[]fle Dress price $4.50. Our close out price $3.75 cach. Charles is stationed at the garage on | call it a game—was interesting in one | § s ¥ WINDOW AWNINGS, blue and white, and brown and white stripes, 8 | lower Whiting street. N e Prettily embroidered and braid trimmed, navy and black, fitting windows 30 to 48 inches; regular price was $2.50; close out price My, Griffin has been employed in the | ex-service men who were once more ranging in price f®m $18.75, $25.00 to $59.00. $1.95 cach. Trumbull Blectric Co.’s plant since his | in the old Plainville uniform. The TAFFETA AND SATIN DRESSES arrival in town and at present holds a | people witnessing the supposed game , & In just the most desirable and latest models for street and af- position in the shipping department. | were enthusiastic in acclaiming the ternoon wear; colors are Copenhagen, taupe, brown, beaver, navy bt He also conducts a small store in the | fellows who fought in IFrance. served | @ and black. As low as $25.00 and up to $69.00. = | : shop selling candy, smokes, etc i I smokes, - in th's country or sailed the high seas. = (AVING AN AUTOMOBILE D ELIVERY FOR NEW BRITAIN YOU CAN DEPEND ON PROMPTLY A large number of friends from this | y,gswo i > fro he v e n R | wn neinoring owns wilt be presenc 1 iner o fom e e on 1 Imported Scotch Ginghams, 69¢ Yard RECEIVING ALL DRY GOODS PURCHASED OF US. this evening to join in the annivereens | ® furlough, was behind the bat and | § y Bl | and make it a pleasant memory for | cctived much encouragement from 3,000 yards of fine quality imported Scotch Ginghams, plaids, 72 1 £ the rooters. Manager C(‘alazia was z 5. st P 3 s, sple: ange, are g the family checks, stripes and plain colors, splendid range, are being retailed disappointed at the outcome, but said S lSerherelc: hishilas ¢ 100 ooV ervlencoiall 600 v ard) this morning to the reporter: o ERLlN NEW‘B service every time a draw head is|front of the Conmgresational church.| T'”’,_"‘i_";’ castiof lving was Knocked |l T feel sure Wl would HaveSwon it 5 5 B E DI Ton | Wit viol L [ O 2 S et e B O GHNE | 55 i i e e e | G Seni] ISR S e Bathing Suits e e at “f‘\,;:, '\u:;"fhf_“;“f::: “‘,'l‘]'i" w:“l) perhaps six vears, when he sold a $15 | qian't pu{ the usual life into the We have still a few smart models in Women's Jersey Bathing STATE ALLUWS BUT quent that they break under the|cars frin the opvosite direction came ,‘.‘,':,“!‘ lrl'l"‘( 0\va :"“"‘i‘;“:f";" “,r?\‘f‘”“\“_“ D} game. Next Sunday I will have cither | f§ Suits for $5.98 and $7.98. Navy and black with contrasting trim- S | strain. along at: 2 apidiratelofl spesd one | o a b g atter | . Southington or a Bristol team here mings. | wai reported {o Constable Marino, RN Beddin List Completed. trying to get ahead of the other. In | who by quick work recavered both :”,,lflwl will promise the people that it | The list of names of those men in | order to save the children from :n-| (icles for the father of the generous| Wil Pe 2 game of real baseball with- A E H “ F L' f 4 g fl[]l] FHR RflA“S‘ the Berlin district have been complet- | JUIy the Hartford driver turned his| youth, The boy saw his fathers|OUt the crabbing which spoiled yes- | B n xceptlofla y rine Line ¢ VV aists - ] i e — z Sells Watceh for Five Cents, : - father's B 7 cd and is printed below. Miss Alice | Wheel so that ‘the car plunged into | \tatches in his room and thought they | terday’s affair. The large number o Tiuston and Miss Helen Rohm are get- | (h jx:]u.wj}‘rm Gumectly In front ot the | would be valiiableto Wim | He placed | PeoDle In atfendance showsd thaf 98 and up. ting the Iast Berlin list completed so | church. he right front wheel was| them in his pocket and went into the | there is an interest in the Plainville Splendid values in Voile, Batiste and Organdie Waists for $1.98 that it will begready for publication by Smashed by the impact but no one| strect. There he met William Tolli! team and now I want to show them and $2.98. ma 0 l SKe OF IS | next Monday.¥ There may be some was injured. Word was sent 1o | and offered him the silver watch for ) that the team is a real one and cion & | names omitted in the Berlin list and if Hartford for a new wheel and they | five cent Tolli immediately accept- | play real ball.” SRaniv Sliced byaCommmissionendiii i NE-sic ettt il R all PR s e e ke b s ekl e ot o Lok Out for Marino! fil y y 1 Miss Huston on the telephone, giving | the new part arrived. The two cars ! hands. Proud of his sale the little fol- o i : ol ’ s 1 Al her % particulars. The certificate | Which were racing did not stop to| low continued on his way until he met NonjnelougiofiuclS thieseica (Rl vo Il ath eTniehway i TastieveningdthetofMoey [lovhaseixflotiongttefnewlyopanig which™s to be presented will be on|see what happened to the damaged | Isracl Sneiderman, to whom he show- | 407t 80 to the right of the trafic|stopped over 50 persons who failed to | tract N MEROUS display at the Berlin postoffice for a | €a ed the gold watch, Ho wanted a ride| oficer in the center of the town and | go to the right of the traffic post. Th A Simber orllodl ethaaists aal 3 A I week beginning today. It is hoped The crossing in front of the Ijeld | on Sneiderman’s bicycle in the near future there will be a | fact that a woman is sometimes hoss Georgette Waists less than present market prices and priced and offered to New Britain yesterday to hcar Rev. that every cx-servicé man will avail! place did not escape yesterday in the | him the $40 gold watch for the same, | "umber of people appearing in police | was shown in one instance last eve-| W. I, Coak, recently returned from himself ofs the opportunity to see this | run, of acciden Two large touring | Sneiderman quickly assented and the|court to answer to a charge of dis- [ning. ‘The woman was driving and| France, speak. Realty T rs Numerous—Prepar- | certificate .o thal he can see far him- | cars came together at the crossing | second watch was gone obeying town traffic rules. Officer | failed to go.around the silent officer.| g ; self the beautiful piece of parchment | yesterday afternoon, one coming from The father of the little Italian boy | Marino has heen instructed to wage | Marino hailed her and she stopped.| _ 11 Misses Anna and Jennie Ander- that will be his as soon as he fills out | the side road and the other along the | did not miss the articles until yester-| war on autoists who think they own | Her license was called for and pro- ':‘i’(‘h,?,r(,fi“_",”"fim.fl ,“.,'.0 "IM"‘“""' b Three Sections—Itailroad Situgtion | 1is auestionnaire and turns it in to the | main road. The drivers saw one an- | day when he was going to use the gold | the road and care not for the saf~| duced, when friend husband, from the| ' . e e Y ate. other in time to check their speed | watch. His son told him what he had ' traveling of other touris or users of | back seat told her to drive on ana; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riecker and u—Questionnaires For Berlin. The list follows but mnot until they had locked fen- ' - —— - s never mind the small-town cop.| Mr. and Mrs. George Seymour are i Edwin K. Adams, Arthur Adoif An-{ders. This crossing has come in for ] . - S =y | Wifey replied: spending their vacation in the Cats= / The town of Berlin will he denicd | derson, Neis S. Anderson, Elmer Ray- | considerable criticism lately ana | Quring the strike and the 9:30 train | pairs for the fall term. Due to tRa| " uy'o 000" 1 doing this and the | kills. broad improvements of an extensive | mond Austin. FRGRIEL e O e is getting here at 11.00 o'clock in the ! increasing number of children expect- biature according to a letter received Alfred Amb.ose Barrett, Chavles H.| yecident ceeurs SRR ed this fall it was deemed advisable to ;’y{"‘v‘f‘“”‘_’m;‘"1‘:"1;"3“)“((.{) make Bie g0 Mildred Coombs resumed her duties{ his morning by the selectmen from | Brown, Matthew M. Brown. Frank A.l A large touring car ran into a truck | Local Sailor in New York. open up more rooms and Trunk P.| P50 STOEE K8 BOSE Ao oine pozofioethis morhing atte: fuN Highway Commissioner Bennet. The | Bunce, Howard Hough Bunce, Lewis' gaturday afternoon mear the I ; Word has been received from | Day, chairman of the building com- i ’“l M;’_} Shtie "t“'l““-‘]";"l" d, | joying a 10 days’ vacation burt of the letten concerning the | Edwin Bunce. | Berlin hill on the main road. The Stilor Paul R. Golen that he has mittee is making an early start so that | 1he STeAt 0N 8er respected, and friend clement Prior is spending his vacaef town's allotment of the $20,000 asked | Harry Edelson, Max Edelson. [fEu ol i o Ciiey e el o iveaR (NN ewven iR Rt MU S S evS It sl b lloes dineasitoniha R R i nn i s R SR pey| T etuik o : e : o e I L i Sia s ot coming term. 2 eS| £ v o o s yeads as follows: B John Kenneth Fraser. = | sulliciently to avoid hitting the truek. | Jjndam. This ship will shortly be te the traffic rules have complaimed| Miss Elizabeth Farrar has accepte Be advised, therefore that the al- | Joseph Golon, Paul Robert Golon, [ when the smaller car tried o has | returned to Holland, being interned . Realty Transfers, Sl dead Sl LY hers & Position with the Bristol Manuface tment for the avpropriation period | Myron D. Goodrich, Stella B. Good-| yway from the truck it pulled the here during the war and being .used Tulios Sehicironl o 16 tod @ 2 shown to others turing company. 1919-1921 is $9,000 and as you are a | rich, Ethel G. Coodrich. e e e R o by the United States. Sailor Golen | jjilus Sor £ has sold tofand; therefore, the campalgn to stop S g = @onec-quarter town your proportion of George Leon Hall. i s ! as found e R e, e einrich and Julia J. Pekrual the ( the- habit is being waged. Cards have been received from Ser- e your L of Leor that the two cars had locked fen- | has cross ik Umes farm of 15 acres next to the.town geant Vincent Glynn who bas visite the cost will be $2,250 when work rle Kilby. . S ttes o al Officer J. S. ; R e et Edtard GupeiantTolasile ders. | is SR el S farm farm recently known as the Rus- Brief Items. Zeebrugge and is now in Frankfor under e ar a E e =ove DL : - Sast Berll had to have an acei-| G0t of Brooklyn Teights, T S sell place. Lewis A. Westcott * and Chester Russell n of Fr He is now on his way home. ed Nancy J. Molumphy, , i S | While on the Rijndam Golen wit- . ris . W s tissell, sontof Hred fRus Prospects for the Bast Berlin road e e o i | GRS B (b0 Grnkom () (356 . G e e e Rlindemi G ;| the estate of Morris £. Wesicatt have | sell of rospects e E serlir L H nn Nourse, Hz Y 4.1 50, 1 g el e e . nessed the sinking o he transport | G e - o y e 5 5 , . Ko do not look good after reading this Iph C. C. Noursc ol ety Sffernoon two auto- | cident Lincoln” and the “Cov- S0 b eree and ARobers Cole of| the New Britain hospital this morn-; ladies’ and men’s 25c hose at 2 pain lygjer. The state a short time ago ap- Hijalmar . Olsan. ST G Lo 2 the corner T en expeots his discharge | L tnoerin (e Property now ocoupied | ing to undergo an operation for stom- | for 25c. Willimantic Cotton 4c eachy piopriated $1,000,000 for state high- dgar M. Pickett, George Pickett 0 il o D e T RO BN e b )| as a store. el troubia: B e e ' L o Wit Rl a me of the machines was com- | § 5 ¢ 3 1 o SALE—N i ways during the period from 1919 to DIt IE e it S .,wm‘w S \(\m :n‘,] is to be returned to Holland shortly. Fast Berlin Items. LeRoy Bushnell, U. S. N., spent the' FOR SALE—Newly received popu 1921 ch town was given due no- | _ Grant Ward skinner, J sl Snhs arents el oty S Sy There will be a special meeting of | week-end with his aunt, Mrs. Jackson ' 1ar assortment of Apollo chocolates a tigeRoyinekstats fhal ool ek it et o) el Ry Hachlsiw e the et e Iferman Splettscoeser and famlly | the Library association held in their| McKee af Park street. He will return ' [Byington's Drug Store. 8-9-1w: application for a pro rata sharel of j Smith, Harry James ‘\’\“‘“" o el G el H"(‘” ': are moving to the Dudley place in| rooms this evening at 8 o'clock. A | to Boston tomorrow where he expects 5 rimy “Nis or . Turner, B P seric 5 conse ences u no 5 5 & P P 1B v - 5 r thxslnmm.» for improvements on town 4 pehairiian Bl s st Berlin today m-,lu; attendance is requ ted as spe-| to receive his discharge. ASK FOR and GET roads. | : ; e ‘onnelly and family are| cial business is to be transacted. Lo : . One, hundred and thirty-four towns | Haroid D. Ventres, John N. Ventres, | Amusément was furnished spectators | John L. Connelly and family ar pibeitransactod The Misses Maud and Lillian God- - applied for o share of the money and | Orville S. Ventres, Harry M. Vile,| by the altercation of the motorists, | Moving into Garner Goodwin's l”;«“: The official board of the Methodist| dard, who spent the week-end with Horl I ck,s puslstion g e A [each claiming damages from . the| until the former’s house is ready forl church is to be called together this| Mrs. . 1. Gilbert, have returned to ®s $2.500,060. This means that Grant Wickwire, 3arl J. Woods, | other. They finally went on their way "“\{!'_""".“ o AN I evening at 8 o’clock in the church| their home in New Milford The Original every town's chare must be cut. Part | Marcus E. Woods, Merton Irving| o settle the matter later esley Goodrich is steadily improv-| parlors. Bruce Gilbert, U. S. N., spent a 48 M |k Eery oWy et sl blent sl One of Smedley’s trucks from New | N8 S0 that it is thought that he can| hour furlough at his hame in Moun-| alted Mi : " ; S Jome Wednesday from| A farewell social was given at the fing will be to Teimburse it for e Sidney Leclair, Lloyd W. Minor, | Britain broke down on Berlin street },‘\‘“‘}"i)\_‘)‘"l‘“\.‘ Lol S e e dnv o | e P ohy e Rt vienioter Stinday For Infants and Invalids yesterday. the result of overloading, | PR & Avoid Imitations and Sub, there being sixty people on the truck. The rear springs broke under the heavy load so that the truck had {o ing For School—Items From the Mountain View was taken to Special for Wednesday morning;{ pense incurred in building the road to | Robert Bruce, George Curtis Mor- Berlin station from the top of Da- [ &an mon’s Hiil Town Has String of Accidents, New Arrival. The town of Berlin had the largest A son, George Williams Simpkins, | number of accidents in a short Harold Skinner and wife, accompn-| ¥ many of their friends. Mr. Cody| Miss Irene Smith has returned to nied by Howard Gibney and swife loft | and family are to leave shortly for| her home here after visiting her sis- vesterday for an auto trip to Provi-| Wethersfield where they will reside in | ter, Mrs. Charles Waldo of Bristol. EEL dence R the future. S Tyler S Mivier 2 e e e e, | . ; Rl L8 u,f{.]:.'ln_n and Howard O S il e e The Misses Catherine and Nellie A large number of friends from | Smith Were in East Northfield over wA Dorh to Mr. and Mrs. Charles | stretch the past two days that it ever HES WOre SCCRRCY [0 catiy the | atinor returned home Saturday cve-| New Britain and vicinity had a surprise | Sunday. ejm ;;0”,’ Parker Simpkins at their home in had in its history. Automobile [/ 1ok e e e e (Foine from their vacation spent at TwWin§ party for Miss Georgianna Kelsey Fri- Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Gainer are en- __g Berlin on August 7. traffic has been extremely heavy. ' Ticttors: Remainine ntiBerlin Lakes. B day cvening at her home. Whist was | tertaining Mrs. R. D. Hawkins of Eaist St Mmoo e St Miss Lillian Lindquist' is spending| played, after which refreshments were | Setaucket, N. Y Johnson and family met with an auto| Letters for the week ending August | DCF Vacation at Block il served. The party broke up after an| Mrs. W. A. accident near Treasure fields on their 2 M Helena Walther of New Brit-| enjovable evenir Miss Kelsey 9 are held at the Berlin post office for : : ain was a guest of Miss lna Carter! ing a very entertaining the following people: Frank S. Pic LB guestiof L Carter! ing a very entertaining hostess over Sunday heavy vesterda ove the | """'_ SICN A RO e ccountab IR nont i oe Hilene iGeorgel Brayn el Mns Miss Bthe NG R Cooarich B d nichtor Mrs. Leon W. Ellsworth spent Sat- Wilson Ellis, U. S. N., has arrived in main line. Every train that passed ‘A’I'I]"’\“:)‘"r'H‘Jf"]':““;l'"l‘"‘“;' ‘Tl\l\“"i(\“{d] l‘j)lm‘: ery ones. Angelo Cioffoglione, Lisa-i of My. and Mrs, H. W. Goodrich was| Urday at the shore. Norfolk, Va., from France where he through Berlin had frem 11 to 13120~ S (5 "888 0 JL]]_.‘:“‘L “*f: ;’f\!" Newye and John Chornski. An spending the weck-end with hér par- Amos Case and family went away | 128 Deen stationed. His brother Har- cars, which made up for the lack of | 100 B TP 0 SO RUE VRS SR ents, returning to Brooklyn last eve- [ vesterday on an auto trip to Colches. | ¥ Was discharged from the army last annulled trains. All the trains were | 2POUE BIS.EASS SUC Sord Y KR O3 :“)'; X > ey ning. Miss Goodrich is a nurse® at| ter where they spent the day week after serving for two years in pulthd By the bl ii00 ergines o vhat iR L S 8 L PR | T estmaster . B Gagdiieh the Base hospital of Brooklyn. Benjamin Derenthal of Springfield | & 2Pe® gsad time wesimade desnite the o Sbcutitn: ataiandl oo Meusluston lioms: Miss Elizabeth Deming gave a party | was in town yesterday viisiting with his Izl DonSecitiegl o ineIDAWCIA: traffic. The half past nine mail train . Vas cut a GULEL0 A andibody ""_ Postmaster W W. Fagan and | gyturday afternoon to a number of | fumily z = ing company will return tomorrow Is not running but the mail is for- the fiying glass and also reccived 'famile have as their guest for the| ner little friends in honor of her fifth from New Hampshire where he has| warded on the 11 o'clock train so that | Sévere bruises and contusions which week Miss Mary Casey of Winsted birthday. Games were playved on the been on a vacation with his family, oW .. .ol I= coming as ususl | remdersa her unconsclous for atime NS BV Nel 6niland M T i e e Freight is not being accepted as yot She was taken to a nearby house. jorie Moore are spending their vaca- | served, The little guests departed for @t the freight depot éxcept food stuffs. Where she was revived and then taken ; tion at East Gloucester, Mass. They | home in the carly evening after a e ple st e Hubbard and Arthur Bowers who are . Sl co quantity of froight | to her parents’ home in nsington, | will be gone for the weeck ! Fhpre Js 2 latge d . Al el e e L Gillette Baking Made Eas; Frances Shepard invited a namber | SPending their yacations in Raymond, . AT At s here she attended by a phy- i e he stur coming into the local yards that is be- W 3 Mrs rge Elton has returned = rehe = 3 N 5 e sician. The c rantlloncane Sracs = 5 e T Epor et i g Rev, Eliffiah Z. Ellis preached in thousands of homes by th aken care of, however. The larg- Sician. The children escaped prac- | home from her vacation spe 2 fihoe ne friends to @ patty at her|| Me. They report great fishing, espe- y the ing taken c pent at | of her voung friends to a part | G ke e the Advent church yvesterday morn use of st engines on the N. Y. N. H. & H. it . tically unharmed e el sl R i ) B aniie throush herelaveny dny | reRaniomobileN s bad yca T el A n SR CO I R IR SRR :y(]v?r‘»:\n”i e o T e i Mrs. Rose Belden and son .Victor Dr. C. W. Moady and wife are b Angelus Flour mow, an unusual sight. These engines ;;;;ml. both ;hr; rm;n .‘yml rear wheels vacation at the shore Games were enjoyed by the childpen | left yesterday for Saybrook where| 'Sl annual vacation. 'h"m““‘“ that never disapsts 2200 type and are capable of being smashed and the front axle Postmaster IFagan reports tha after which ice cream and cake was| they will spend a week's vacatior fo- rederick Gainer was a visitor points - :f”;:; & load of 70 full cars. These broken. The windshield was also | mail situation has mnvr‘n\ ed A:nr‘I(’.;:.!? s¢ S e tor is the papular nc\\sfiw\‘l‘r!? ‘rt!\»n'u Hartford yesterday THOMPSON MILLING OQi} engines are causing a lot of trouble on 3 | all mails are going as usual with the Miss Gladys Sage of Berlin is vis- { town. He handles nearly a thousand Myron Rogers and family are Lockport, N. ¥ v Sold by the lines though, as they pull out the| A large Cadillac touring car filled | exception of different hours. The | iting relatives in Syracuse, N. Y. papers a week, handling all the publi- | spending their vacation at Cedar Lake. H. Rubin, 101 Winthrop St draw heads and draw bars on the|with children very nearly cume to | 4:08 mail train in the afternoon is Schools Being Made Ready. | ° | cations of New Britain, Middletown | Charles Clarich has purchased two freight cars, tieing up the passengerlsrlef yesterday on Berlin street 1n1 leaving at 2:30 in the afternoon The town schools are undergoing ée. and Hartford. more lots on Victory Terrace. He now tailroad Situation. The railroads are running practi- | cally on the same schedule as they | St { way home. Mr. Johnson was driving on Saturday. Trafic was ex-! £ Simmons and family of | prov-| West Main street are visiting in New | Hartfard rone knowing the whereabouts of (hese people, kindly communicate with who are here on their vacation James Holigan and wife spent yes terduy in Middletown with Mrs. J o Corel, Mrs, Holigan's mother Rev. G. F. Bailey preached at the Congregational church yesterday in ord n n received from Fred | (1, absence of the pastor, Rev. E. C. | I ]