New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1919, Page 7

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GRGBBESEERBE VLGBV RGO BB LGRS PROMPTLY Eleiaeisiaiaiaiaaiainiai gt fefoletot dadatetotetotetof Koo Ro o R X S R R R R L X R © e © fodeh above this ‘mornin m cold, there bei George Reed and turned home after a / I will | ; but it ne wind. wife have 1e- week's wedding at the Reed daid 1ot of reside Me rec death Brandegee. was in her B | on be to begin week a with the weelk. SQUIRES HEADS GOVT. work they Kens- improve its property! and create a:on Berlin territory next fund L:will probably finish “Pollyanna’ Tonigh | ington district thi; nights' fair. this evening with the presentation of skit entitled, members of Central Pomona grange tul Meriden. A large delegation fro trip and FAVURABLE REP“R’I‘S | the den grange will take part homestead. | presented is reported as. being a|:Word last evening of the | clever piece of comedy which is ex-[dheir aunt, Miss Julla “N REI] [;Rflns I]RIVE“n»uptiunany well produced by the li armington. She ') | undertaking of its kind that the local | - Friends of Mrs. Abbie E. Banss, . grange has attempted and all mem- [gWethersfield, will regret to hear of beis are, working (o ipsure its success. gher death vesterday from an apoplec- Afte Tomorrow evening the grange willl C. M. Weldon has completed paint- [ A eal Made | hold a public dance to which everyone |,ing William Dunham’s residence Response to App ‘ p 2 fair wil used by the grange to!° The ussessors expect GRANGE ~ FAIR TONIGHT | Meriden Delegation the Berlin Congregational church this | by Hertha Clark, “the | W ' BERLIN NE S i”'l‘\\‘r}l\\‘ Old Maid: to be staged the activities tonight. The skit to The Misses Brandegee Meriden group. The fair is the first [ ¥®ar - Pi y et . ptic shoek. lllc()ml)]ele Ret“rfls Slww Good i the. play, there,will be. dancing. | is ‘invited. The “proceeds from the ! Hudson street. H "l;'oll,unl\u" will be presented at| impersonator, to evening noted pices of Emma Hart D. A. R. The have been striving to malke the enter- tainment a success and have prepared | a fine nfusical program in conjunction | with Miss Clark’s entertainment. Miss Clark -is appearing in Connecticut for | few weeks and the lo chapte was very fortunate in securing for the evening. She has never been | heard here before, but has built A gratitying mem- | , wonderful reputation with her 372 | personations. Car Rams A large Hudson tour Mary This Evening—*Polyanna’ under the aus- lin Church Tonight—Car Plungzes Willard chapter, Through Guard Rail. women of the chapter| 23 Scats in Legislature to Oppon- time Cro up will for the Red tomorrow and show Berlin he added onts’ 13, will bg the report memberships. subseriptions from stimulus for drive St. John's, N, o, from the recent completed ment of trict, layed 16 tion in mall a Nov eneral cle with the from the from which days by storms. The the district of John fishermen's candidate, did change the majority of the new gov- ernment party, as James MacBannel!, rammed , Who was elected for St. Georges, has gfjjche ralroadfurackingBReckleygves i Ml den i Kol T terday morning and hurled part of the ! tne opposition led by A iichael fence into the lot on the other ! Cashin, the retired pr L It was miraculous that the Ldile e not plunge over the ridge, but the | Richard & T driver kept to the road and brought | . ¢ olQ Sduires, ! : 1 in the legislature { his car to a quick stop. The left side Pl of the machine was ory. | smashed up ! ' Fast Berlin did exceptionally well, | Somewhat, the light and the mud i b 'guard being sheared off by the impact sending in 195 subscriptions to head- | F1EVC PEIE Sheared Of by the & e quarters, this being about the same as [ ;1€ P he radiator puncturec ast yea Miss Helen Rohn is cha he driver, after ascertaining the “man of the drive and has made wou- ‘\‘;““f‘fi“ done, started out slowly for | 1 derful progress with the. work in ! ‘Meriden to put up his car for repai ” gpite of the handicaps Efficiency in the Schools. Superintendent of ‘Schools Showalter is conducting a teachers’ meetings this fall and ter to create new and better methads | A checker tournament among (i of teaching by ion and co- ! players here/in town will be start operation of the teachers. The teach- | within a few weeks. Several vears ers in these meetings give the re-iago there was a similar tournament Sgults of their observations on «aily | in Berlin and the interest in the zame | work and discuss and devise means to | is being revived by several of the lo- | shorten the drilling of childr n | cal player educational work. Everything T learns has to be instilled by constant | . o MR B S S OCR repetitio and it Is to shorten the repe- | 1oy, 78 50 FHCIE LI B AL etie fitlons by devising new methods that | \eei; to whicn all are invited. Some the. meetings are held. & Tegular | ,p'4pe children here will take part in | teachers’ session was held Wednes- | po ontertanment. There will day afternoon, the scholars being d e e e e missed for the afternoon. The scs 3 Ejie) slon was a lengthy one lasting fom The Winchester Rifle corps n 1:80 until 5:15. The advantages of | 1Ot have its regular shoot next Tues- oral over silent reading were disc day evening on account of the enfe:- ed by the teachers. tainment at the hall. Tt is pro} ; > : that Friday evening can be had Kensington Briefs. ey The Berlin Savings bank will [ e #ent a different spectacle within a | . "0 oG few weeks. The interior furnishiags | 70 Yo RS and equipment is being installed ard st e the Dhank for its sfonie s v o ciety is beautiful an interig fashioned good time state. e Thanksgiving evening at Athletic ll\t‘< : which will be open to everybody town Sunda T ) of | town. Max enhime and John that city. The game Will be a beuefit | /700 [R5 (tEenbime and Jon game for one of the Middletown : > : Berlin Briefs o v a br na " : - > u:;s;r: ;:e;o:_‘:e‘lk:“a::"‘ Bokec Miss Bessie Wilcox, of New Yoi S 8 3 ER £ Pai is visiting in town with Miss liza- 5 pening o ir. beth P. Wilcox for a few weeks The local grange will open its two The (hermometer registered Ratny tion were announce- St. Barbe were present well g | up on There will not today the . vot hallots be as many Lere | as the of | her | 4 e but this year last alec war is not present, will be peace un i - times there im- Last year there were and A report- riptions for membership nce. ng a #his year so far there of ed. do not seem to realize are it large number of peoble, it is that ihe work of the Red Cross is carried sir in peace as well as in war. Returns have come #ensington. but the ship there will not be as great s fore it neverthele: on £ premier. he have the g rnment, will and ded b 23 oppo: not in from while membher- WEALTHY DIVORCEE e ast Berlin The dance given by local young ladies last hall was a big succe another in the near | Items. several of the evening at ihe | They will run future. B ries R | of win- i ‘ | the local school Athletic | = he 158- able tor pre- | E from this town Yale-Harva st Improvement for an and dance €0~ old- oSz CrosE any in on hall in De. Acorns will play in ,\xuulnl Haven.—M against the Crescents of | w aven | weather Post Close | late Charles W. Po | cereal king, has been vorce from Major Close, who wedded Close has - custody dren. s. Marjorie Merr| iter of the $20,000,000 granted a di- Edward- Benneltt her in 1905.° Mrs. of the two chil- i6 @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@fi@fi@@@@@@@@ of | 1 ' i New Ministry in Newfoundland Has | | not | | post ’ PiX{NV/iib NEWS FACTORY BUILDING NEARLY COMPLETED Standard Steel and Bearings Co. to Occupy Plant January 1 BERGEN FACTORY CASHIER With ] Man Formerly American Hard- ware Corporation joins Office Force At Trumbull Electric Com- pany—Post Office Instructed, The, in process of erection for the sStand- new factory building which is ard Steel and be completed on according Bearings company will or about January 1. to announcements made officials of the corporation. Iy pected that the factory will be for occupation at that time In anticipation of this the com- pany has alveady started the work of installing new wmachinery at {le planf. They will continue this work and they hope that when the struc- ture is completed everything will be in readiness for the beginning of operations on production, If this plan works out it will be of great as sistance to the corporation which behind in filling its orders on hand. The new building is a modern type of factory, equipped with all modern safeguards and improvements for the aid and convenience of workmen 1t is composed largely of glass and will furnish plenty of light for, the operatives. The design is one ‘whic is original with the company of the corporation’s buildings in th town are built on this design. The building is one story high and oceu- pies 60,000 feet of floor space. Bergan Becomes Cashier. John Bergan, of New Britain, has been appointed cashier for the Trum- bull Electric Manufacturing company. Mr. Bergan connected with t American Hardware corporation for many years, entering the New York office of the concern as a clerk at pn early a He was purchas at the Russell and Erwin New Britain for several ‘yes ing that position a few week: accept a position with the local con- cern. by is ex- ready is was Ohristmas Packages. The local post office instructions from the war department concerning the sending of Christinas s to members of the A. B. F. land, France and Germany To be delivered by Christmas, the- pack- ages must reach the port of embaria- tion—Hoboken, N. J.—on or before December 8. The packages must be mailed under the following condi- tions: The parcels must pounds in_ weight, nor inches in length and girth combined. They must bear the name, rank and organ- ization of the. addressee, together with the words, “America Ixpedition- ary Forces,” and be addressed—'"Care ,of Commanding General, Port of Ein- barkation, Hoboken, N. J." Bach package must be marked, “Christmas Parcel,”” and bear the name and address of the sender. Pa cels so addressed shall be classed as and charged as fourth class or parcel The postage shall be prepaid. Parcels may bear inscriptions suc a Do not open until Christmas.’ ‘Purcels must not contain unmailable goods. Candy and tobacco imusé inclosed in tin or light wood boxe Packages for the A. >, in Siberia and in the Hawa nd Philippine Islands should not exceed 20 pounds in weight, nor two cubic feet in e. They should be addr >d in the man- ner deseribed in the above paragraphs, but the transportation of- ficer Mason, Cal. hould at the off so that reach Francisco not De mber 1. Pa has rec ed not exceed seven be in care ¢ at Fort Such local San be mailed they may later than reelg for United States naval of- FROM GERMANY Washington.—Ur, Mueller of Berlin represents many in the International lLabor conference. He the, first representative Germany had in Washington since the nited States joined in the. World p War. HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ficers and men may be mailed under the usual conditions and rules ap- plicable to such packages Hotchkiss Tmproving. Physicians in attendance upon Earle Hotchkiss of Forestville, report that he has passed the crisis in pneumonia and that his condition, while serious, is slowly improving. He became ill about a week ago while at work at the Mack garage and has been con- fined to his bed by pneumonia. : ¥ recovery was considered doubtful. Announced. Ladies r society has nounced the following program the entertainment which will be sented this .evening, at 8§ The an-, for pre- o'clock, in FAMO Venice. Mark hol of victory The St are keeping. feet in finest height specimens famous back again a o Rome during the World war for safe The bronze and r the Grange hall, for.the benefit of the Church of Our Lady of Mer: Vocal solos by Miss Anna Graham and Miss Irene Levasseur of this town; solos. by M Kathleen Walsh and John Kiniry of New Britain; recita- tion by Miss Katherine Ward of New Britain. The program has been shortened to allow sufficient time for the 1st day of December, A. dancing which will follow. Dutton’s | at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, t| erchestra will furnish music. atisfy said execution, and my fed Brief Items. thereon, the following déscribed prop Miss Dorothy Sneath erty, to wit: ‘Washington street is ill with influenza. One (1) Overland touri A daughter was born yesterday at | el 80. "the Hartford hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Dated at Simon McDonald. day of November, 1919, Miss Flossye Taylor of North Wash- Attest: ington street is ill at her home. PHILIP MARINO, Constable. Taken by virtue of an execution me directed, and will be sold at pu lic vendue, to the highest bidder, the Public Signpost in the Town 4 Plainville, County of Hartford, an State of Connecticut, fourteen (14 days after date, which will be on Mo of North ng car, mog Plainville, Conn., this 17| US BRONZE HORSES BACK £ | in the Rome Later “Horses o world when they They Rome were first stood in ruled the world taken to Constant nople, remaining there until captur by Venetians. Napoleon took them tw Paris when he was in power and they remained there until 1815 when they were restored to Venice. a sym- hey were removed to horses are five nk among the of bronze statuary POLISH GENERAL OFF NDE.RWOO D N ewost Vilna.—Roac Polish bhattle are ront that towski is forced to travel to and from so bad along the TO FRONT in' rails. front specially built An automobile make the trip through the marshes, a General Lis- [ run on