New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1919, Page 9

GHBLOBTRGVEOAR BB BHR IS GEBREBeeBesee0as | PLAINVILLE NEWS - ASSESSORS’ MEETING PLAGE LIKE A DUMP » Board Has Considerable Work o, s (AR REGULAR BUSINESS HOURS NOW, EVERY DAY IN THE WELERK % IS TIME TO BUY HANDKERCHIEFS FOR (o (o) k=3 -;6.:- OWN USE OR XMAS GIFTS WITH PICK OF FULL STOCK. the their It ready same onc past seasons. 3ifts hought pays to to IEARLY" best, and sl nice this ye feeling ar, the that is the how n the SHOPPING their “Po arly. NOUT Lines are at has buy give. % i choice of the largest stock in the state, giving the best values for the prices asked. pure linen want you to note and choose from these told of here. Buy We offer As we make a arly, it will pay. PLAID LINEN HANDKIERCHIIE ifor women at 19¢, 25¢, 35¢, 50¢, ¢ each. For Men, 29¢, 39¢, 0, 75 00 cac \ XTRA ST FOIU MEN—-60¢, Initial Handkerchiefs, linen, for Men—30c¢, 75¢ each. For wo- W 25¢, 35¢ and H0¢ each. HANDKERCHTIE 1%or Women, embroidered linen, MADEIRA HANDKERCHIEEFS-- Linen ones, 50¢, 5 SPANISH HANDKERCHIE dnen, priced 50¢, 75¢, LINSN CENTERS—For 25¢ and 35¢ cach A\ VERY LARGIED ASSORTMENT of women's colored, bordered chiefs that are not linen at 10¢, 1 . 15¢, 19¢, 23¢ and 35¢ cach. WOME SMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS—In fancy boxes, 2, 3, 4 75¢, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 » box HANDKERCHIEFS 1FFOR THE and 2 We have a_fall line WOMEN'S NEW SILK VESTS utation for their silk hosie that be as popular as their stockin and socks, The fabric of these garments knitted a pleasure to touch it These silk vests are in them are remark partment. SOME new satin mouse pecialty ot we S 15¢, S men for 25¢, 35¢, $1.00 t0$2.50 each $1.00 to $3.00 cach. $1.00 to $3.00 cach. and white embroidered handker- or 5 in w box, priced 23c¢, 50¢, MEN: porders at 10¢, 12'%¢, 13¢, 19¢ now. MADE vou All white or with colored each. have a which COMPANY who underwear famous rep- bids fair to BY THE They “PHOENIX" know are now making silk is just like ordinary underwear but is so sheer and fine it is ps and for (he amount of silk used floor at knit underwear de- st A, shoulder ale in Aisle ribhon for tube $3 with at made cheap top and bly S0, They are main {his special showing of plain shades, brown, priced .98 ecach. CRVICEABLIS Come in all the Petticoats worth are wanted $6.9 NEW P petticoats ey, taupe, gre PLCOATS bld wit h a n, coral, marine GOOD LOOKING AND months' guarantee blue, navy or s six black. beds, fur heads, tails, swans- moltifs, silver and gold ribbons TRIMMINGS—We have down trimming, bathrobe s from 15 to 6 inch widths, fur trimmings of all the wanted King muff emblems, fringes, girdles, tassels, drops. d marabou trimming, in natural pink, blue and white. Braids in all the different widths. Marabon chains, feather trimming and ments in light colors and black NECKWEAR—Made of marabou, capes and Stoles, in , seal and natural color. Handsome and becoming, $6.98 to $37.50 cuch. at s, HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY FOR NEW BR\fAIN YOU CAN DEP) RECEIVING ALL DRY GOODS PVRCHASED OF US. fedegotelotoRalel 0% Ry the Cong heen plan to grass the appointed in the ational church, has one of the state work- | improving the campaign and has already | The wedding plot down, corner immensely. ers of Gearge Read TR Bug —Rev. M Strects—Other v tow the the; commence sult wit n 1X¢€ kin the Hu 1Hu yei ple met ver ) 7 id an mi rof n op: in pr fre o hee de: I lit or $5 Wi Congrezational Sa about the state Miss Irene Viets congrezations in different cities in the | vember 12 and not this Saturda | interssis of the memcrial tund. ' announced in last evening's Hera i It hoped that the people of Kensington Items, | Berlin parish will respond to the ap- | Miss Emma Taylor of Winsted peals of the Pilgrim Memorial Inmli iting in town with | been going Gdvessing | will tuke place - BERLIN NEWS | | board and do its shave in carrying out | d ! the purpose of the drive, Rev. F. 1. P S o necsl sl to the American Paper Goods fa Sunday at the Beriin Congrega- | from New Britain and are doing church in the interests of the | Dusiness. moyvement. Cleawing the Streets, i ] I i | gang of men and an anto tuek | JENKINS REALLY Jitneys are running down eve | | tional were at work this morning on Berlin | removing the heavy fall of | due to the rain The leaves ! wel and slippery making trac- | | fion treacherous for the heavy trucks! = o i i [ contivaly passing. 1t also diffi- | Isinuations That U. 8. Agent Wa OLLEY CARS COLD, T00 e culi for automobiles to make a quick | - Shortage is Being 1°¢lt in Town | stop as they slide along on the wet; leaves. | ‘ To IFForm Post. Up| An | have o street Clean Up Room | leaves become is League With Mexican Bandits nied in Mexico, S. A, Piske on T the service men of the town | ¢ been called to meet this eve- | 'Mations that ning at 8 o'clock at the town hall to | liam ¢ e : organize the American ! agent begin | Legion. It is composed of those who | i Qistrict | have seen service during the world | ., to | var and the nization has now wdd in- | hecome nation wide, filleq | formed day all over the rum- | UY: Al the towns . around have | | posts in on and 1t iy hoped | special represent the L that this evening will see this town | The zent some | Cordova, 1emorial Committee—Cleaning the abductions of Bricls, kins, American Yeached post of 1t Pueblo, presented phase ning to Berlin cold and Vhen the n hall this mc ir work for the ¥ found a mighty operations the room Pred Hubbard the hall found procceded (o i Taylor. one comnected up the it the wood that breaking up. his seventy ax w the morning assessol ative of connivance by Jenkins 1in of his associates with the room to was being | dits are refuted in coun- | } The newspaper’s is the result of an investigation b tives in Pueblo, says the really kidnapped and leadey ihe bandits, si @ receipt for 300,000 pesos, althou i< not how s amount paid posts a story publi G ¥ Bxcelsior to injury, debris about h ed and an Excelsior and o {with one. There are nearly two vas | hunared men in the town with number a post with hip could be started. Tomorrow Night. night will be feared and enjoyed Trouble always brewd| | lieved the Halloween | =0 aned of this v ¥ The authoriti on d | nizht overstepping D. AR of old M. Mr. odd veteran, all they | ing were dling wood. Juson of service 2 sors fed was §and this and large rd bbard i Th ased with emphatic in saving “het known has been mue or member Hallowe Tomorrow grown | voungsters. bh: | | | { despite the sors by | tho ! I who wing like a S e c \»l m’] ,)rvv]kivv>~' atto sse as been released on been broy wanting to aid in harges sons paid not at e to have local | testinony U7 more fun from | about condivions abou o cleariy town is will be o prevent the : about cvery this and courts some it is expected =0 Assessor as with w m omoney. condition of vlor was up about ind morrow the need fire others. Cold curs ple of ator cur. Ul and old bl system not quite over the much, its hounds, Meet in Middletown. The D, A R. chapter ol I;I‘IHK\‘ ave attending the convention Middletown today. A la number | pmpossible for from heve left this morning with | yeit foday M 1. M. Griswold regent the | - S “PARDON SOLDIER Jenkins who st suffering th week's privi ma him to give out a s « this morning nty to cold There time a the car with Therc senge time t hospital from tions, he trolles ything " but nding one were o e i state v N ride on, re- ofifa a storage rit was no 3 of every door local chapter { N en a swept not meet than one afforded cold 2t R Perlin Hems, { veturnad | Britain ' veral Steed M home Where wnna Kelsey from New been spendin Mis, | vl family ha several o auto Canadian nmore ways is no otection the the to she 1 h Mr Hod in Diasta « opened and it o the pas vorld for Sugas i first tim felt the The cvery the heat engers it the commuters dnys [} g0 and to denied looks to Canada Te wil i about severnl inces while The attendance ture cntertninment | disappointing hoped that nest ot the No For the ¢ a n te prov- Town. of the since the wi ince the wa e pangs of | town e town h 1 the moving eni society Dice w and it is will e to ar famine entire has last o the week er own tle the rdict w Rev, first combed and only : that he with ugaL one the but Ml o any and sugar of which In an intery grocers this the same, Mr. Fiske Active, m in the drive Pilgrim Memoz last everin t New Britain is has ceveral the there mor if pictures arc con- lew tinue, Mre 15 town Mrs A mornin G. Hazelwood was visiting in with her daughter, esterd i cad The 000,000 for t fund the Elks' | te; \ 1 the | probabiy under to o vment here durin man tournament inized within to I plar rn way Wnize win- will b the, fired in ten committec dincd formulated in this section of muel A, I al unes blayed the 1h Athletic plans the vlin Briers rank L. Wilcox t where ve Mijor ip. for tine on « Mrs. M. F. Shumway left today for New York { the i nee Th tond heme in France. W (@ new aate The lot W BoNC | for husiness t i children from wrere on Saturday their future > MRS, VOV, F. will s ot i to mak Washingion soldiers wepard about town nobile | tor an t the Hudson ang i martial Eerlin street has been graded and now | John ¥ presents a very pleasing appearance. | the Wi The open cellar has been filled in and Florid the Whole corner graded, It is (he in service is Presidentia now in a by serving asked by nscott, presiden Mothers of Pinellas cou N Linscott had four One will not return. e corer of entences eeman | relatives for a [ B thereby and No- ¥ Id. as S Vis- few nings ctory a big WAS KIDNAPPED RS in De- ! Mexico City, Oct. 29.—Published in- Wil- consular s in- and ban- shed story v its consular that gned gh il h who rney, bail, is he- it by ssure up in connec- the ill s ef- it tate- o de BEEFEESTVBO/HVLBBLEBHBBGRORBER LAV BBLLDLYY ANOTHER SPECIAL MEETING 1S CALLED Yoters o Pass on New Town; Building Plans SESSION FIXED FOR NOY. 3 Red Cross Meeting Will Be Held To- night When Officers Will Be Elected Football—| —Dectermined to Learn Other News Notes, A call has been issued by the board of selectmen for a sgecial town meet- | ing to be held in the court room ot the town hall on the evening of Mon- day, November The purpose of the mecting is to hear a report from town building committee which w appointed several months ago to con- sider the necessity of a new town building and to look np a suitable site far such a building. The meeting will also hear a report from a comi®itec which was authorized purchase more land for West cemetery be- half of the Plainville Cemetery ciation. The report which will be made the huilding committee is the subject af much speculation and will undoubt- edly prove interesting to everybody in Plainville. The committee has sup- posedly investigated the necessity for a new town building. There is no ac- tual ssity for such an investig tion, as it was conceded some time ago that the nt building is in- suflicient for purpose of a publio building A considerable sum of money was expended in rebuilding the old town hall after it was destroyved by fire and the new plans provided only for a { building devoted to offices for the town officials and for a court room and li- brary. There hall in the build- ing which may used for public meetings, entertainments or like as- semblages. The young people of the tawn have fo go to other towns and {eTiss tor retroat ot el Ghaing e Hall being too small to suit the needs of the public. An instance of this was furnished last cvening when a dance | was held by a club composed of young people from Mountain View. Thoe dance was a failure tinancially and so- cially, because the young people could not attract a crowd when fthe affair was held in such a hall. The doors were closed earlier than is usual at such an affair The point of greatest interest to the public is whethertpr not the commit- tee has located a suitable site for the erection of a building and {he next question is, “What will the town offi- ciuls do about the matter?” The ques- tion has been the subject of lively agi- tation for a long time and no doubt the town meeting will be the most in- teresting one which has been held in some time Late Tootball Practice. ssengers on trolley cars were tly amused and interested last evening between the hours of 7 and 9 | o'clock 1o see a crowd of hoys holding | faotball practice in front of the large | on the property Electric The sign s to on asso- by nec Dres the a is no be signboard Trumbull company of the Manufacturing board is illumi- nated by a powerful clectric search- lizhit placed on one of the buildin and the hoys utilized the artificial light until it turned off. They were evidently holding signal practice These zealous gridiron warriors evi- dently owe the Trumbull company a vote of thanks for making their noc- turnal practice possible was Special Meeting Tonight. Plainville chapter, American Red Cross, will hold a special meeting to- night in the court room of the town hall 1o elect officers to fill the vac cies caused by the resignation of T.. 1. Brastow and Joseph McKernan No estions have made and no nominations have been received for the vacancies on the com- mitie Commuters' T Many will of sug heen executive in. wondering | rd to the transfer with the of the zone of collee- tion of fares. Up to the present time it has been the custom for the Con- necticut company and the Bristol and Plainville Tramway company, by mutual agreement. to issue transfe to passengers boarding within | the limits of the town of Plainville. For inst: if a passenger entered | | the car any point this side of the | | i i commute what he done issue comin system cars New Britain town line, he was en- i titled to a, transfer on the Bristol line which would carry him i) Forestville town line. The same | applied to passengers boarding | at the Southington town line and those bhoarding RBristol line c | ! ear s ! the rule as ! to GIRLS WANTED ! Clean, Light Bench Work, | Steady Work, High Wages Apply at Office 'F. N. MANROSS & SONS LINSCOT T. l rdon - Mis t of nty, sons Forestville, Conn. | | Maru Cadum Ointment for Childrens SkinTroubles Cadum Ointment can be applied Tto the tender skin of infants and <hildren suffering from tetter, rash, eczema, chafing and similar troubles, It stops the itchiwy at once, and much suffering from skin troubles may be avoided by the timely use of this wonderful remedy. Cadum Oint- ment is also good for pimples, itch, blotches, scaly skin,eruptions,sores, —the Kitchen C that saves of miles saves labor, saves time, saves foods lion and a half homes. The Favorite For 20 Years scabs, cuts, burns, ringworm, ete. Cadum Ointment is a French preparation 2de in America from the original formul this side of Forestville town lines. The question which has occurred to the commuters is whether or not the Conneciicut company will continue {o issue the runsfers Realty Tra and Ada Vincent property on Unionville Samuel Fuller New deal involves a fwo-tencment and a parcel of land Rev. Samuel Derby, has transferrcd property Main and Bohcmia streets Knickerbocker, of Bethlehem, Conn. The property has a frontage of 190 feet on Wesi Main street and fet on Bohemia sireet. Both were made through the agency Charles I, Conlon rsters, have deeded e Britain nue to The housc of Tariffville, on West toMT sale of Statistics For October. there 8§ mar- During the month of October were 9 births, 3 deaths, riages recorded in the town clerk’s oftice There remains the time be- tween now and November § to re- ceive additional October record month as marriages are concerned, the that of any month To~Celebrate The service men xpressed their'intention Armistice Day, November spite the refusal of Governor Hol- comb to proclaim a legal holiday They arve making their pians with the expectation of having celebration hat will wake 'up the town. The dc tais of (he observance have not vet been made public Brock-Barnc Post, Le will probably take and ried offend and records. was far num be for several Armistice Dz of Plainville of celebrat- 11, de- a as r exceeding vears. have American the lead that out in a the gion, any demonstration the observance is ear- manner which most Puritanical residents Bricf Items, The condition of H the Mapiekurst Inn, continues fo prove. Dr. J. (. Moody trained nurses arve in attendance, Lar ations from Plainville attending the Red. Men's fair held in Southington Y. R. M. for ‘the entertainment held on November 21 Women's societies Canvassers sums in sen cannot of im two James, and dele are which is being by Wonx tribe. The tickets and dance to be by Ahe Catholic ave selling rapidly selling chances on gold. various in ELUDES MOB Tokio.—Labo intment of | \te Lo the conference af \ to is not a laborer mob and w: on a private distant pier. The lahor irregular methods were lecting the delegates is a red the Matsumoto International shington He to th launch at Labor Matsumo- aped a taken from a party s nsed in BREAD of it from PLOUR housekeeper hon BETTER and more ANGELUS The chioce of who take pride in baking. Thompson Milling €o., Lockport. N. Y. S ilver, their FFushimi | swimming ch This scientific labor saver was the pioneerkitch- en helper and throughout the years it has held first place among housewives because it offers so many features that cannot be secured clsewhere. Until you see the Hoosier demonstrated you can- not realize how it will save your time and strength as well as make your kitchen convenient and attrac- tive. Made in several beautiful models within reach of all. time. and priced Demonstrations made at any Ask the salesman. The Flint-Bruce Co., 103 Asyium St. 150 Trumbull St. Hartford NMiegere, ) ver is peaceful vehicle 1e beautiful scenery of try in this ins with lit- Al Estienne now a en passen fers can soc the hus tle ne's French 1t excrtion idea of Alpine co climbs the moun It was General Alpine sports Estien- has Genes CHAMPION QUITS TO CUPID as a | QL&A Philadeiphin, — Mis: Dorfner, g abow up | ever 1 i youn mpion the one-picce bathing suit for o | min St. bridal veil. She now | uphold hocnhut, wife of delphia ’ ¢