New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1919, Page 9

NEW WHERE OH WHERE '3 any Observances Are ARE THOSE 20 M Planned For Halloween Y Halloween will be observed in New T e —_ — ritain this yvear in manner simi- T T | | il to the observances of other years | ®nly Six Men Have Been on Hand to ith an increased number of ac- EertiaRLBouSand In the Berlin Grangze hall t M of Pipe. Marvion Kerin, Marion Human, Doro- thy Kelly, Gladys Marvin and Minnie Frow information gaihered this | Borg are to conduct wn invitatio morning it wonld appear that the | dance this cveninz, The hall has siatement from Chairman [Rossbers | beén prefiily decorated and music Mhat 20 laborers will be added to the [ will be played by the Alpha St staft of water department workers | orchestra wis somewhat like the Carlion strec The Kenilworth club will rock——camouilag Chairman Ross- | similay dance in its Main street el aid the other day that 20 men | rooms Y. WL OL AL gymmasiom wouid he brought from out of town i ¢ mnual affair of the Universal for the work of di ound and | cluh Iay! sewer pit This morni he | tion roont of the w s Ma | \ L cxpected Monday and [ ehine shop another office club--the ' b S : N . o . i —— coming from Ilartford social club—is to hold a social. Othe Ll { L > - s e e [ el Alderman O, I0 Curtis informed a | dances will be held in Boeth's, Dance- ; flerald reporter this morning that Jand and Turner hall. The usual Cen- {o Rossbers ves- | ter church supper will be held. i= (o be held in the recre- T | R o) | D | O | S o L when he was talking terday he asked him about the 2 - e n The alde 1 sstioned h . . . - . men. - The alder e et 20 | Michael Brown Brings Suit en and according m_.\m: may 1.u. - Agamst AI]Ch‘del Gleason , > [) i lidn't know hui hoped \n‘:'t Michael Brown of this city. through B 5 ¢ Yhem. The alderman then ed him | his attorney, Albert A. Greenberg has : 1 3 P me i D e Find at This Siore : that he would have 20 men. Where- ' orf Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport, for | < o upon Mr. Rtossberg said that he had {he recovery of $800 damages, which to tell the reporte sowething. Al | Brown alleges were caused by Gloa- we are days of Quality Buy don't you forget it! You get exactly what you pay for We're dete wed 10 give you Absolute S action~stand Behind every piece we sell— derman Curtis said that he under- son when his truck struck him, in this ; 3 2 stood from AMr. Itosshers that there | city. Papers were served by a B wera now hut 6 laborers in the water port sheriflt who attached ( 35 e property for $1,000. The wr re- | Furn and in the long run greater satistaction and greater value, sistent with guaranteed satisfaction, Lot us show you. S0 Qs up to you to keep Quality—real genuine Value—in anind than prrice. Think (hat's why andic “Betier Furniture—the Kind Yon'd Be Proud to Own.” Ours is Jual- article’s Lasting Value than the low amount that you may buy for it. Get ity mevchandise through and thuouys tid our prices £or it are just as low as possible, con- When the reporter veached the nable before the city court of water board today he found mer - Britain the third Monday of Novem- frem the IFr¢e FEmployment SCNCY | her, Attorney A. . Gilman will ap- Haottor, iaenily the toreramner | e tor the actenant Some Recent Arrivals in Latest Just Imagine the Attraction of of the twenty mentioned ahove who wanted to lknow about tha job. It Period Dining Suites eI This Set in Your Home modations had heen i at the lotel Bronson. They werc wee Wellington to Te ate His told that the agreement was $20 rgement With Lyceum Players. cek and hoard paid by the water S 4 ek v LU There have been several populi Aepartment or §3 a day and pay their ¥ ; 4 & bk 4 ‘leading men connected with stock own board hey decided to acce : ; I o compani ippearing o the Lyceum 1he mer arrangement Asking it “o M “_ 5 X 1 theater, bt none ¢ them has be they mi look over the wor they < ZLOM .2 ST . e were taken there and are expected to ; More populur than George Welling ton, and it is with regret tha management of the present go to work this afternoor It iz evident from information athered at the water honrd ompany announces (hat next week e aie ot o o icing s IR R U C ol T ST S e sveral thousand feet of pipe neces Known as Wellington Week S ey D (T RIS G R The reason for Mr. Wellington's theie wero {h s on the woek. Soing is that his health demands that One man wis <iid o be working alone ke a complete reste Just what in on f another sang v ns are is not known., hut very gang al as ihere was no one he W wer the pictures. e THE WARMING GLOW men oppear {o constitute i - wl Jim all the success that th : OF TABKE LAMEP, tered way the third zan i v iy H 7 ) 3 '~ the finishing touch (o a — i m's comfort—and you H q CLUB ACT“‘]E LEaEESL OO SBELDGLLO N 5. b ave it We have d As shown, a massively designed overstufted tapestry — suite—: ! 2 o o furniture departme < new arge stock of beautitully de 5 ' S : v 0. I Informal balloting for class of- You should just see our dining furniture department with it< - new a .". 0 S T i picees, cach one built with the Klea of lasting comfort in mind. It’s s e vers in the High school has heen creations in period suites, They serve well to boost the growing signed InCtMTLD DS i 8 . you see pictured here, tinishe an ontfit you'll hitve just as much cause to admive years_he ., and in old 2old and copper with inz. now on—pick out a new set for your dining room and get a Colored I iz value in the Rtest styles, Prices start at $200.00, priced up from $13.00. Only $210.00. S Al the rest of the & leaves behind him a host of fricnds completed and the tellers are pre- | demand for period furnitude, Fake advantage of the speeial show- paring (heir reports o be submitted for Thuiesday Afternoon and Eyen- | Principal Louis P Shide. IPollowing aninquest “regarding the eligibility ing Lvents at »Y.” of t candidates a formal bailot Ofice \re Chosen and Plans Made . M 5 icen " ' « it will be just as comfortable then as now. A\ wonderful investiment, {0 be prepared and will he voted on, | The High school club met last possibly next week. In the senior g night in the Y. ML ¢ R S v i "h ! (“ \\\. " : 1 yand junior cla a few have f 8 sl o i o seen nominat s four offices i pout 30 hoys, undergiadiiit A \vhile in “the lower classes lengthy g fle WiiEnSehool i havie beens envoll e ot S m e qo i i e e ¢ membership of that club and | Wi Kol ISR | i ster is growing daily. The club A 3 ‘ d ¢ @ LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHER NOW 1 by lHarol 1tham, a senion HHaE: ow 1/ - lie school, assisted by orae | IN ARGENTINE REPUBLIC cGuire, vice esident; Jol “ards have Se e e i The Big Furniture Siore been received from sireet from | wine Republic, | Dunnigan is with the Merchant Marine fleet and has practically ever port Wzation to hold weekly ctings ol Bucnos Ayres, A hoys' department of : Thursd: afternoo J ouched upon e orgimiz " 1 of 1 O \. = = b Thursday follow- i o pe and o sl i souty \!H.w‘v»(.; Before entering that ¢ In Fqn Xins and other odds and ends deemed | geiontific researches hy the south pole | With —wirel apparvatus having a RABBIT CLUB FORMED, nguet hall will follow “with rvice he was employed as a photog WH T i necessary in those days of sumptuous | cxpedition which is to be led by John | Sending range of several hundred |* e westion ¢l The leader for her inone of the Tocal studios, 7 I meals | 1. Cope next summer . miles, ensuring communication with | Beveren Organization Will Broeed p = - ——— = the “mother ship” of the' expedition. res nower Price o Rt I A Neris a Relic of Byzone Days and T, eeailet o ol oy 1 I f expedition Hares to Tower Price of Fux Siha eeioti EARLISPECK ENGAGEME | RQ TQ From this ship summaries of the air-| London, Oct. 28.—An organization the plan of the association to N SNGEMENT, | D 0 e ) s 1 ; ; n organization iy T P St s Mr. and Mrs. William . Pecl Costs $15,000 in England—Decora- EXPLORERS TO USE | i g Emeatiey FOe planes’ exploits are to b flashed by | known as the Beveren club has heer o el oty ‘ Ut t more powerful instruments back to the | formed here to breed rabbits fo! Society worker to lead. } 165 West 58th sircet, New York, h i NP | use of airplanes and wircless in prob- > 0 ) G Lok e ive Plate/Shaped Like Ship. (0] ASEion suTn At S0 wANEERE) el T civilized world. £ 5 holtne il - announced (he cngagement of their | OV Llate/Shaped . ! AT I LE} ing {lie solitudes of the icebound ant- | dawprla thelufruny (““ "f“"“”c 1s being. v = on co-operative lnes. REPORTS FARMING PROFITABLE | daughter, Miss Flena M., D TR ol sy e 3 L il o s e . | on London, Oct. 28.—Infensive farm- | lawkence H. Barle of that e vl e e Pl | fhat will make the trip more mport- | BUDAPEST UNIVERSITY CLOSED,| The blue Beveren and the Havand profitable in England, accord- | ’eCk recentiv returned from France ' at auction the other day for $15,000 [ Airplancs to Be Used for Scientific | ant from a scicatific point of view Vienna, Oct. 31.—Dispatches from | "“M“‘l‘” re W ",” = r“"‘ Xr‘ 1:" '}‘,”‘ a statement made by A. I3 | after eleven months' service with the | and immediately: London people be- than any previous explorations of the | Budapest say the Budapest university | meon o ie oo loviedar: Tae ead 8 B iAnits of [Ereston Bitselby atha has | Amcrican Redk Gross atiistondin and i dokins arith it o 0| (h at Pole Next carth’s “under side.” 3 s il . | Beveren is of lavander blue and .is AT e Mans. Bl R e e e e il o enltios will 1 | M5 been closed at the demand of | long, lustrous, fine and silky. Tha C o : c ; Summer. Niehristian stida .| of the Havana is of a rich chogolats wrence ( arle, the artist. 1In A “nef” is a relic of bygone day | created by the use of aircraft it is | CPristian students in order to 1\2"-;”‘”(” SN e farmed acres of land, which he was commissioned a captain a decorative piece of plate for the L.ondon, Oct. —An airplane, | claimed the advant to be abtained 1 s o i 3 ¥ s a ati 5 T 5 | fine &est him § ear in rent. For his [ in the ordnance department of the dinner table. 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