New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1919, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DALLY HERAWD, TUESDA & = ‘Business Hou | Every Day, Includin, . . ' ORIENTALRUGSFOR XMASGIFTS ] | A New Shipment Just Ar Picces Every One Perfect What a royval gift an receive full appreciation You Cho, Collection. They Are Fine and Marked at Very Oriental Rug would Easy choice from Our Big Christmas Book Section De- lights the Hearts of Gift Seekers You Cannot Go Amiss in Selecting Books for Whoever You Have in Mind Regardless of Age or Sex. Have Books in Such Variety Your Choic Kasy IT You Select Your Books of Us. SOME NEW POPULAR GIFT BOOKS. “Kipling's Complete Poetical Works', of a Wonderful oderate P 5 make. Something that 000 to $500.00 cach. would last a life time and would We (cloth bound). for $5.00; “The Labrador Doctor”, (aulobiogra- phy of W..T. Grenfell) for $4.00 copy; “Jonathan Trumbull”, Governor of Connecticut), $4.00 copy: “The spell of 3.00 cop. heodore Roosevelt”, (by William Roscoe Thaver) for $5.00 copy “Theodore Roosevelt”. (Letters to His Children), $2.00; “Morning With the Birds (Gene Stratton Porter), $2.00: “California. Romantic and Beautiful”, (Geo. Wharton James), $4.00: “Belgium”. 2 volumes, (Brand Whitlock), $7.50: “Impressions of Roosevelt”, (Lawrence F. Abbot), $3.00: “Old New England Doorways $3.00 copy: “Book of the Naturalist”, (W. H. Hudson) $3.30 copy: “A Loiterer in New Bngland”, illus- Silky trated (Helen W. Henderson), )0; “‘Collectors Luck', $2.50. (for the amateur collector) $ MORE NEW BOOKS FOR GIFTS $1.75 the tehelder) copy; “Lamp in Barr McCutcheon) ‘Man for the Ages” (Irvir (by Hugh Walpole) $1 $1.00 cop. Sherry” (Geo. Black Valley of (Ethel “Helena' White” Vision’ Dell) Richmond) $1.60 Dyke) $1.50: Jeremy” 'he Young Visitors” for Humphrey Ward $1.75 copy. (Grace (Va and ony: copy; Desert’ $1.75 copy; HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY FOR NEW BRATAIN YOU CAN DEPEND ON PROMPTLY RECEIVING ALL DRY GOODS PIRCHASED OF Us. An clab- entertainment program by the Brotherhood for the who made themselves thor- home. After the social pro- refreshments were served. H Many at Meeting. The members of the Berlin Liter- ary society turned out in large num- ber; last eveni io the meeting at the home of Miss Alice Huston. Ma- COAL CRISIS NOT JFectories Are-Not Worried Over | 5o “sioness™ " ™" * 4% i Trains to Be Taken Shortage of Fuel | Several of the passe trains will { comfortably. BRICK MAKING CONTINUES | heginninz tomorrow wmorning to help Wood chureh parlors last evening orate staged Barac: oughly at sram will give an enfertainment in the ha'l This e o\.-sat,mmflzfi%i&%fi@fizm#-:i}r-.a@@@%@@&@&%fi@fi@@@@@@&mg‘ BERLIN NEWS was | on Friday evening. last entertainment will be mci to. be given during ihe current year. Mrs. William Bunce is about fown in a new automobile. Berlin Briefs. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Weldon left this morning for Meriden, where they spend the day with friends. will Berlin grange will hold a dance in Grange hall, Friday evening, music 1o he by McKeon's orchestra. Porter furnished o, { Henry L. is resting more He hs been confined to his home on Hudson sireet several weeks with a rheumatism. D. with for severe attack of solve the hig coal problem now facing the nation. Al freight trains will be Kepl in the running to remove pos- sible freizht congestion. With pro- duction being continued usual in the majority of factories it was con- sidered inadvisable teo curtail the | fr se raver. of Boston. is visiting friends on Hudson street. Kensington Items. Mards Have Bigh Supply of on Miss Gertrude visiting days. Malloy, refatives of Norwalk, here for o Hand—G ers Have Busy Day— i with t ice eachers to Meet. The teachers of the' Berlin schools {.will have a meeting tomorrow after- noon. the school closing for the affe noon Interesting developments are anticipated as it will be known defi- nitely whether the teachers are mak- ling a concerted effort to organize Miss Anna Scallon, principal of the Worthington school, made a denial of the report that the teachers were organizing, far as ghe was aware from personal contact with the teach- ers. All the teachers will meet to- morrow and the exact truth in the matter given out. Inspecting Plant. old Wheel company plant visited several times within few day the officials of the Mosel cémpany. Nothing can be from them as 1o when they to install machinery prepara- few \utoists: Anxious For New ad— | DI ARRS j hearing M of in Griswold the public Hartford They Lens attended utilities yesterday the Mys. Northriip. Dead—Briefs. com- mission The Berlin Construction company FOR Vio lin the sule at 12-9.13-2dx passed For law. nd the American Paper Goods cor- povation is in- a position to continue Garage heir production until the coal er s 1 morning was announced this Berlin Construction on hand to last from President Sage Produetion will least” except on it The h coal ht months. his morning. not halted ‘in the sovernment orvders. The company rushed with orders and everything j= in tip-top” shape as he expressed it. he Agnerican Paper Goods officials could: not be reached to obtain the exact status of the company's condi- | inder the existing circumstances, | 1oV g s, reported that there s | carned coal in the plant rui [snlend . : 3 ! tory to the starting of production yra - until the spring = Those familiar with the condition of rodugtiofl. however. il —wus stated : ;. %1q tactory building state that be- would mnot be halted as the present | fore the nmew company an move in, fuslisfdieaiion anticipated . and | ., giderable repairing will have to be providead for. done the roof leaks and the floor A LG in places will not stand heavy strain. e oxen The statement was made this morn- them ing that with the new condition | eduttion, brought about by the fuel adminis- | for trator, it is improbable that the Mo- does sel company will do anything before of a scarcity” of wood. next spring. have enougn wood on | Mrs. Lucy Northrup. them through until | ed | IS BEQUEATHED $100,000 H. 1 1 six to ci as slated t be { Spealker Freder ick Gillett, of the House of Representatives, Benefits by Fathe aw's Will. Wore Freder has | the The been last ter, Mass. Dec. 9.—Speaker H. Gillett, of the national { House of Representatives, is given £100,000 in the will of his father-in- }law. William E. Rice. of Worcester, filed for probate today. Mrs. Gillett is given $100,000; her two daught Miss Frances Helen Hoar and M { Louisa Ruth Hoar, are given $100,000 { each and an annual income of $8,000 [ from a trust tund established under the will. RHEUMATISM You Can Easc the Pain and S i Reduce the Swelling. s Mustarine will do it. one knows it 5 has ever tried it first improvement andma’s mustard plaster-— the best hot stuff: But it cannot But it will Stop the gnawing twing And the agonizing pains Of Rheumatism And reduce the swelling And do it so quickly That vowll he joyfully astonishe Be sure you get” Begy's Mustarine Quickest pain killer on earth. Tn a vellow box. Always Fine for Gout, too. | And Lumbago and Neuralgia; {1t subdues inflammation hut cnough to of the 1921 manufacturers are the problem have. enough’ to carry Wood-is needed more the malking of bricsk not seem to be ‘any | not ying coal as most Pt han ATl o n conl there likelihoud Seve hand next al yards cedily carry summer Grangers The Gran left this morning for Meriden join with the Centyal | Pomona Grange in the working of the h dc ipon a number of candi- | lntes. Members of the Meriden srange visited the Berlin grange last when the fair was in progress to help the Mrs. Lucy Northrup, aged 79 a resident of Wast Berlin for died this morning al the New Britain General hospital after a brief illness. She was a native of Granby, born November 28, 1840, the daugh- ter of the late Oliver and Julia Blinn Tucker. Her father was a noted ship- builder. She leaves two nieces, Miss @ Geo Kelsey of Iast Berlin and Miss Minnie Kelsey of 13 Hart streef. | this city. The body was removed to the undertuking rooms of FErickson & Carlson. The funeral will take place at 1:30 o'clock lay afternoon at the Methodist church, East Ber- lin. Rev. L. Ellsworth will officiate, and the burial will be Rocky Hill cemetery vears, many | Begy Every Whao The on And In's Big Day. to blister. week nd stazed o play out locals. New Road road nd K Needed. be be- | can. | state- an auto- the road times again. | trucks now using wet days such become filled built Berlin Berlin built soon. was the ade this morning by had the The 151 too ot D ment 1 who just made i across flats. The repaired a number of pockets have formed the heavy highway. On these mobilist journey has been East Berlin Ttems. T.ewis Wescott is able to be about again after having been confined his home for the past week with attack of grip. The W R. . will hold its week!y | shoot evening at the Methodist | church rifle range The will begin at 7:30 o'clock. The K. of P. will hold a weekly meeting this evening rooms over Cole’'s store The East Berlin Village lmprove- ment society is making arrangements for a fair and_carnival to be held sometime during the month of Janu- ary in Athletic hall. The teachers of the Hubbard school voad ed by i : an : . e And scatters Congestion. Rub it on when Influenza threatens. One 1O | plasters Mon and S, C. M loday pockets veth There temporary water box 50 does mussy, the work this blistering been seme agitation for road spring when he state highway lakes it over. The ost of the road will be close to $10.000 two hills will to be graded to remove the three bumps 0w existing. Brotherhood Entertains. * The Brotherhood of the Congrega- ional chureh entertained the' Baraca class of the RBaptist church at the has mustard to the shoot until repairs bed st 0 that it will la back if 60 cents. Wells & Co., Leroy, N. STOPS PAIN USTARIN cANNOT BUSTER not as-advertised— E regular | in 10 new the as the have » DECEMBER 9, 149 PLAINVILLE NEWS COALSUPPLY IS PLENTIFUL HERE Plainville Factories Have Enough 10 Gontinue P. 0. READY FOR XMAS RUSH Public Has Paid But Little Attention to Advice of Postmaster—(Celebrates Birthday—Hemingway Recovered— Other News Htems About Town. As far as could be morning the principal factories in Plainville will not be affected by the rlings issued vesterday by the nation- al tuel administration. Officials of nearly all of the local manufaeturing plants are optimistic about the matter and do not fear the consequences of the order The local Steel known as learned this the Standard Inc formerly well-Drake cor- paration. will not be affected by the ruling. Like many of the factories in New Britain, the plant is supplied with clectric power generated by water power at the new Stevenson dam of the, Connecticul Light & Power Co. he only manner in which the plant may be affected is in regard to rulings concerning consumption af coal for heating The plant of the Trumbull Electric Manufacturing company will not come within the terms of the fuel order. ac- cording to a statement made by Gen- eral Manager Stanley S. Gwillim to- day. He says that the officials of ths Trumbull plant have studied the arder and added that if their interpretation is correct they will have fears for the future except in the cvent of fur ther conditions which may be issued by the fuel administration. Mr. Gwillim says the factory will be able to fill its ovders as in the past. The officials believe that the plant is ex- empt because it will not have ta enter the market to purchase coal, having a fairly large supply on hand At the Bristol Manufactur pany no statement. could he from officials and the situation at that plant is a matter of speculation. Tha plant is operated on steam power zen- erated by coal Other factories in operate on a smaller scale may bo forced to curtail production as a re- sult of the fuel order as the majorily of them use coal in generating their power. plant of Bearin, the Roc no com- ecured Plainville which Ready for Rush Postmaster P. J. Prior has 5,to be posted in the offic to the mailing of Christmas packages. The usual vour Christmas packages dominates. Such legends : be opened until Christmas” written on packages. Up to the present time no increa in the volume of incoming or oul- going mail has been noted and the clerks in the local office arc preparing for the annual lasi minute rush. The office employes say that as a resuil ef the condition of the the brand of service bein to- gether with the nounced yesterday, it will he lutely necessary to mail packages on or before December 15 in order to insure delivery on or before Chri Day. Packages addressed to western states or places at a similar distance will also have to he mailed very carly to guarantee delivery. The only unusual thus far were two la dressed to two children in The boxes were the sifts of local in- dividuals. No mail has been re- ceived for members of the American expeditionary forces in France, Ger- many or Russia Celebrates Birthday. Mrs. George Reney of North Wash- ton street, celebrated her birth- day today. A post card shower from her, friends was a surprise. Mrs. teney is in ill health and has re- cently returned from St. Francis' hos- pital in Hartrord. Hemingway Recovers. Willis J. Hemingway from a serious attack and is able to be about for a short time each day. He has appeared at the grocery store several mornings. To Emlarge Business. Daniel M. Collins, who will instalt and manage a restaurant at the plant of the Standard Steel and Bearings. Inc., does not intend to abandon his plans for expansion of his busine He will open a restaurant in the new Neri Brothers' block soon after its completion. He has already pur- chased the furnishings for the new eating house. The building is completed within a short SWAMP-ROOT FOR KIDNEY AILMENTS that as a the “Not may to he railroads and furnished, eartailment a packages noted has recovered of pneumonia expected to he time, al- There only one medicine really stands out pre-eminent medicine for curable ailments of kidnevs. liver and . bladde Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root the highest for the reason that proven to be just the remedy needed in thousands upon thousands of dis- iressing case Swamp-Roof makes friends quickly because its mild and immediate effect is soon: realized most cases. It is a gentle, healing vegetable compound. Start treatment at once. drug stores in bottles of medium and large. However, if you “wish-first 1o test this great preparation, send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a sample bottle. When writing be sure and mention the New Britain Herald. is stands it has in Sold at two a1l sizes, though much conditions, the work work of depends on Wea(her' The contractor in charge of expects 1o begin the | roofing building next | week and when is the | work will be carrvied 1 Start the New Y the American bull factory, NoTIC the this finished rapidiy ight. AL carnival on Legion January. 1, ~Just received: A larz shipment of sensible Nmas gifts for men, women and children. They useful as well as ornamental and 1he prices are reasonable. Call and look them over before buying elsewhere. I. J. Birnbaum. 1 FOR SALE—Two building lots, 50x 150, fronting on West Main street, Plainville, §200 each Erminia G 210 West Main street 12-8-3dx MANUFACTURER WILL PROTECT EMPLOYES and ave | azzo, Lawrence Mill Owner Threatens to In- stall Store For Benefit of Workmen. Mass. Pec. 9 president the today served men of this eity of commodities were marked within a short immediately to set a retail store organization here big scale to supply employes of company with sroceries. fuel, clothing, hardware articles. Referring - to_the discontent pre- vailing over existing prices, Mr. Wood said that it was useless (o raise wages and find the effect lost in an increasing cost of living. ** T am act ing from a Christian point of view’ he said, and added (hat having no wish to drive local merchants out of business he would them *“a reasonable time” to readjust their prices. Lawrence, M. 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