New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 30, 1919, Page 7

3 - Friday, Jan. 2nd Begins Our Great January ouRr they reap from Cast. ogedadoteodotedebod fodedod o Rk TRt b e o 55 5 STARTING THE NEW YEAR PATRONS' BENEFIT, YOU AGAIN HAVE CHANCE TO S¥E LECT FROM THIS BIG STOCK OF OURS AT COST. It 1s your once a year privilege. HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE DELLVERY FOR NEW BRITAIM RECEIVING ALi: DRY & B Cost Sale Year (o) @ IN THE RIGHT BARRING A FEW MAKER'S RESTRICTIONS THAT WE CAN- NOT CONTROL, EVERYTHING I8 OFFERED YOU THAT IN THESE DAYS OF HIGH COSTS WILIL: PROVE A l)lC\.l(;ii’l' TO EVERYONE, This is the sale waited for by thousands who well know the proiit past experience. When making your se Our New Year's Watch Hartford Papers for furthor details. YOU OCAN DHPEND GOODS PURCHASED OF US, NEW BRITAIN Aty The Big Trading Event of the WAY R ar PRICHS lection ask for &ift to vou. ON FPROMPTLY posoTeTote T Torotoret T te ko fotoduteotataortoepedchapegeiateeleRebeiofetetato] _ BERLIN NEWS MERRY ENGLAND IS NOT50 VERY MERRY S0 Declares Mrs. J. L. Dumont, Just Returned From There: U S. A QUITE ALL RiGHT| Sl il Wife and Deughter nounced and Surprise Hushand and Return Unan- Father—Much Ice Being Harvested —Other News Notices of Interest. England is a mighty cold place to be in just now, declares Mrs. J. L. Dument, Who has returned from a several weeks' stay over there. Be- sides enduring the cold, there s scarcely enough to eat and to get back here is a biessing, she added. Coal is so scarce that apartment houses are for the greater part akin to refrigerators. The theaters and mo- lion picture houses ae always crowd- <d with people wiho come (o keep warm rather than {o witness the play I or the pictures. Mrs. Dumont stated that it was moi unusual to go to the : theater for an evening just to bave m | place to keep warm. ¢ Mrs. Dumont and her daughter lef( | Berlin several weeks ago to return to her home in' England where they were to make their future home. Mr, Du- mont took them to Canada where they embarked, Mr. Dumont return- ing to Berlin ‘to dispose of his house and belongings. He was to have sold the place at once and joined his fam- ily overseas, but could not find a | huyer and consequently was still at his home in Berlin Saturday cvening when his wife and daughier, whom ha supposed to be in England, returned home. Mrs' Dumant did noi know whether the place had been disposed of or ihat her husband would bo found in Berlin, byt she took.the long | chance and was overjoyed to find that the house had not been sold, and her | husband still here. Mrs. Dumont has no more desire to return to England at least not until there is a surety of improved living conditions preferring | fo remain in the good old U. S. A, where there is at least plenty (o caf and a warm hearth. Mr. Dumont has been a resident of Berlin for a number of years. having & general contracting busine Dumont will continue in business Instead of selling out his pluce. Much Ice Being Cut. loe is 'being cut all about town, every farmer putting his hired man to work getting in his next summer's supply. Bast Berlin ice is reported to be 10 inches thick and in one place ll-inch ice was cut. Mr, Austin in Berlin cut several tons yesterday and will continue as long as the weather permits. Local residents dre trying te figure oyt what the excuse will be next sum- mer for a jump in the price of ice. There is no likelihood of any searcity . of the commodity this winter as it is _early in the season, it is pointed out. The stage is all set for the borough meeting at the town hall this evening for p' proposed fire district Within the Worthington confines. Every vot- er in the Berlin district has been noti- fled ta attend the meeting this eve- ning to put their stamp of approval on the measure. Any figures or facts on the proposed scheme cannot be obtained for publica- tion, but all the details are promised for presentation befare the meeting. Lyceum Course Notes. The seccond entertainment, in the Lyceum course will be presented at Athletic hall in Bast Berlin on Janu- ary 7. The feature far the second of the series will be 2 magiclan and humorist from New %ork city. Ac- cording ta the promoters this enter- tainment will be the best ever. The first of the series was presented by Tmil Closs, the Swiss bell ringer. Mr. Closs i= director of the l.yceum bu- reau. limitation of Claims. A notice dated December con-~ cerning the limitation of claims on the estate of Martin Hazen, deceased, ol IBast Berlin, on petition of Isabelle A. Hagzen has been posted on the Berlin sign post. Hearing at Probate Oourt. There will be a hearing beforo Judge Bernard Gaffney on January 3| at 9 o’clock in the forenaon on the ad- ministration account of Josoph Moore, deceased. Cradle Note. A son, Albert Stephen, was born to Mr. and Mts. John Chaponi at their home in Kensington on December 27. This 1s the eighth child to come to the| Chaponi home, all the children living. | Stanley Palchic. Stanley, the 11 months' oki Mr. and Mrs. John Palchk, their home in Kensington, Deczmber 27, of enderitis. Burial was in Sacred Heart cemetery vesterday morning. Travel Treacherous. Automobile travel was treacherous over the turnpike this morning, a number of machines being stalled along the pike on account of the slip- pery pavement. The snow ov the' ice made traction so slippery that even | chaius failed to help the heavy trucks over slippery spofs. son of| died. at East Berlin Walter Root left ye. Jersey where he will daye visiting relatives. Hon. Cyrus K. Root left this morn- ing’for Washington, D. (', after spend- ing a-week with relatives. Mrs, Henry Marse spent the day in New Britain. A, A, North, Skinner Chuck Britain, left ve trip in the west. Another game K. of P. pool ning. Regular mdeting of the K. of P. ciety will be held in the this evening. Mrsc R. O. Clark is able for {he first time in over a week, h: ing been confined to her home for (he past two weeks with a hard cold i The assessors have completed the! reassessment of Fast Berlin it reported this morning. Beckley Briefs. Mr. and Mrs. William Webster have returned from their wedding trip in Pennsylvania. They will make their home at Oakville farm in the future. Mrs. Webster was formerly Miss Flor- ence Flerrenden of Bast Hampton Daniel Webster and wife are visiting thefc daughter, Mrs. H. E, Erichson of New Britain for a week Berlin Briefs. Mrs. John B..Smith returned home vesterday from several weeks' stay in Providence with relatives. She is en- {ertaining her grandson, Lawrence Rogers. of the same city at her home on Hudson street. Miss May Tebbetts has ttems. terday for New | spend 1 severa the New business superintendent company erday for of of was plaved tournament the | eve- | in last lodge room is 1o be ¢ wa raturned from a short visit with velatives Boston. Robert Deming and family have re- turned from Norwich where they spent the holiday und week-end with Mrs. Deming's sister. The condition of Howard Gibney is reported to be worse today. A con- sultation of doctors was held yesterday afternoon. Kensington Items. Miss Rose Kiniry left for New Ha- ven yesterday where she will spend the remainder of the week with relatives. Bdwin Dunham, a student at Lafay- ette college, is spending his Christmas vacation with his pavents, Mr. and Mrs. B* P. Dunham. Mr. and gMrs. Isaac Alling of Ken- sington are onterfaining their daugh- ter, Mrs. R. L. Turner of New York Dr. A A. W. Schuarter ‘of Riv, ide, N. J., will spend t} winter in Porto Rico. Mrs. Schuarter was formerly Miss Julia. Dunham. R. M. Ldppard and wife have return- ed from Marlborough, Mass.,, where they spent the holiday and week-end with Mrs. Lippard’'s pavents. A. Wooding and family turned from a visit Wallingford. January 258 in rs. R. have re- with relatives in Victor records Pierce Co.——Adv! OUT FOR HOLIDAYS tomorrow. 3l vill hal 1o« 1he I j hea pected to be sel forth in favor of and in cres mer ent cov o not exp dre Jast sita the the tax and any { ma ble I stre at for a spe b Am sho o'el ing the the fu Hammonton, N. White and Mrs. Edith L. Jonc ed in connection with:the disapy ance of Billy Dansey, enjoyved a me: Christmas in jaail. Thelr Christmas glft is the expectation that (hey may be vindicated af the charges against themm, an PLAINVILLE NEWS | 10 TEAGHERS MORE PAY $200 Increase Is Voted at Special MRS. GWILLIM HAS SHOCK A\nnounced—Parkinson Out of the Navy—Ready plainly "he attendance predictions vote for the appropriation, but at the played. be added to the The The Atwater, Mrs. and Plainville. number discharged Sea. 'he members of Brod aflter members factory waek. with favor DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER WN GLADLY GIVES Meeting of Electors vater-Hart Fngagement Has Been for Census—~Carnival Ylans Complete—Other News. voters of the ¢ met eveni L and voled to over an §200 each for teachers in the Plainville district he mecting was a disappointment many who attended principally r the arguments which were Plain- towil 33,800 town of in the appropriate he last inerease of to ex opposition 1o (he There was little however, (he bheing that to more proposed no argu- popular sentiment the instructors are itled money in order fo cost-of-living expenses at the than usual, des to contrary. 1t was | ected many people who have chil n in the schools would attend in- 1se. i, or er meeting was larger much pite the and minute little interest was dis- 'he additional appropriation will annual budget, which in the bhands of the some time. 1t will nec te additional lahor on the part of hoard. will materially affect tax rate for the coming fiscal vea: annual town meeting to lay the will he held in March. Atwater—Hart. Miss Glady Mr. and Mrs. | jritain avenue, ! been rs for S- as it in cngagement of daughtey Atwater. of New 1 Morris Har Kast street, is rounced. The announcement was de a( a luncheon at which abont friends of the couple were assem- ' d and came as a surprise. Parkinson Discharged. cugene Parkinson, of Harry Parkinson, of set, was discharged from the Portsmouth Navy Yard, vesterday, has reiurned to his home in He served in the Nav: move than three years and made | e was months’ trip the North of of son Mr, or s overseas, after a nine in Mmine sweeping in nt Ready for Carnival. Barnes post. erican Legion, held a meetlng of rt duration last ovening at R ock in the firemen's parlors at {he n hall It w sug sted shortly the mocting opened that ;\n‘ adjourn to the Trumbull addition and aid decorat the place (o make ready tor carnival at the latter part of the This suggestion was received and the members left for 171 nd bunting were nbev and wi in it actory by 9 A. M. TO 12.30 P. SPECIAL ROUND STEAK Lean Pot Roast Ib 12¢ CORNED BEEF ' 10c¢ FRANKFURTS OR BOLOGNA .. Ib 20¢ FRESH GROUND HAMBURG . lb 28¢ 9:30 to 12:30 p. m. Pure Lard 2 Ibs. for 57c MOH. SELECTED EGGS . ... . doz WHOLE MILK CHEESE . .. LIMBURGER CHEESE . ... OLIEMENTO CHEESE .. a jar SOUR MIXED PICKLES ... . pt DILL PICKLE 57¢ 1b 39¢ b 40¢ 20¢ 23c¢ 10¢ MOHICAN Creamery Butter Lb. 70c | cert on Saturday evenin tshock i meeting hey finished Tiic ovent hela intends to inake its cor aftiis tts kind hetd in Plainville. The cacntval will open on Thursday night 4 will Snturday nt slogan post is, ta the New Attend A ican val'" This legend appears on vosters which have heen distributed throughout all cities and towns in this section the state. Tt that large representations of Legion- naires from surrounding towns will attend and that it will be a difficult job to accomunodate the crowd. The officials of the Trumbull factory have displayed much interest nd b glven thelr liearty co-operation to the post. The first night's enterts will consist h vaudevilte bers by professional rerr Legion post farce, \ Day on the second evening Glee club from Landers, Clark, New Britain, will the place was all re Tor Vink he first L by the post ReRL of close n of Yeat the Legion of is expected a yment num The entertainers. will in ville entitled, * D the Bive a This organ first concert of time ago and made a | Britain. Dancing will tertainment each evening Service. meeting of o0ific the and Plainville Tramway com as decided that commenc January 1. the company will low its motormen and conductors parce letters patrons This ruling was made to conflict with the relating Local people have con held season a short hig New follow the en ization the | Less AL A of Bristol pany, it not al- to carry o for of the prevent ernment postal service this line federnl gov to the heen in matters onumodation o time. acc sone Census to Start, consus will Friday loeal The work af probably start or Saturday enumerators have W the district headguarte Britain postoilice. The dis- the various cnumerators| cent meeting. | vnville may be the allotted! | houses and | town owing to| taking the Plainville this week in on The their received in- strictions 5 in the New tric for were mapped out at a enumeration in Pl less than The other builiings in ix being beld up indefinitel fact that shipments of lumber and | materials are not being received | as the promises of deal- | lead the contractors to ex- | i crection of dwel I parts of the the other as prompil 5 would In many cases the most completed and the up because doars, windows, ete, from dealers Gwillim Sufers Shock. Stan Gwillim, wife of the the Triambull | pect houses are al- work is hel do not arrive Mrs Mrs. eneral ect ric Bull was revi this morning on Dy Gwillim strect Ry eported e been suiviect to s Hough wa called and She is now comfor at her She has hever: balora weh at tacks Reception on Senuassen bekah | 50th Anniversary \nd Martha I o a lars Re odge 3 R 3 i joint last evening whigh number of menbers were present was beld in the form of for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gioodhue who celebrated their wedding anniversary last Saturday. They are veteran members of the 1 O. F. and cach is a past The members of the ladges offered iheir congratulations and good wishe Refroshments were served and a social was enjoyved are ¥ mecting ception Brief Items, Leonard of Pierce w days in W, of Stephen spending a f V't nobie grand ' | i | | | his motl OPEN UNTIL 9 O'CLO Prime Rib Roast Beef b 25¢ Fresh Plate Beef 1b 8¢ LONG ISL/ GEESE 1b 32¢ b 38¢ 1h 28¢ Sweet Juicy ORANGES Doz. 35c | Group in Charge | can | president C CLOSED ALL DAY 3 Your Idea of ,Serce Is Full Realized at Our Office Furniture Department It is our desire to have every busind man hereabouts using Standard Desks, B. Marble Chairs and Macey Filing Equipmey| These business tools represent the very bd in peints of construction, durability of fini and beauty of design. Prompt, prices. courteous, treatment, {3 Ask to have our representative call. FLINT- 193 Asylum St., FURNITURE [ Phone Pushnell 4 Ha rtford. OF THE BETTER KIND 3 elebrated Chu Year's on the es will he held at Alpl h of Our 5:30 and 7 orchestra, ain's best, nt \merican val, January 1. 2 and 3 TO RENT - ive 1 Maple St All Joseph Marino, Plainviile WANTED -~ Men 1o cut pond. Clome prepared (o w Norion Odds and Knds Sadc arything to be sold at ¢ to clear out stock. the benefit of the hargains New make it 0l Lady of Merc 30 and 8 o'clook a riday of the month mass room tenement, in and Yeur's Rifte BIRN LM e | NEW KIND OF ED o’elock Legion carni No. improvenents, 2-30-3d> ice at | ork 19-99 o8t price gel They wil! BAUM COMMITTEE TO RETURN or Cross Work in Greal Ireland Has Completed W Dec. 30 or Great London ommis land, wh ion Britai icl hus car work in is finishing Fug ing the war its | American Bri ed on ti Red itain and ork. American v and Ire 5 > My meri i land dur- SHELDG 1bors and planning to return to Ameriea In futurc in this the I of the organizatic country will be lc condon chapter which the America Tohn W Davis, Viscountess Ha man Lawrence L T ary sed -y osts er by ciety sador is and > Tondon chapter is trying to srican in gl KV NEW YEAR'S Legs J Native | Veal ! Veal 22¢ | 1h LOINS ...... LEAN FRESH SHOULDFERS Ib FRESH PIG V!_"E.'!‘ Ih 1h MOHICAN Assorted Soups 3 Cans for 25¢c ONIONS 41bs for ........ 25c SWEET POTATOES 3 lbs for ... 25¢ MIXED NUTS 3 1bs for APPLES 2 qts for GRAPE FRIIT ..., dfot | FANCY | LEMONS 95¢ 25¢ 25¢ doz 29¢ Whiterock Turnips Peck 25c¢ MOH. BUCKWHEA 3 1b pkg for MY WIFE'S SYRUP .. PEAS OR CORN a UERKRAUT 21bcan .... DINNER BLEN COFFEE . ... LEMON PURE a bott ran - b EXTRACT 4 oz for : Campbell’s Beans 2 cans for 25¢ of reourt chair- weedy 22¢ H PORK m's inter- oked aft "“‘ { don ambas- R honorary Rey S0- who raised ti n opel in t) honor- | tor ot €0- | palicy of i LLAMB SALE LEGS LO FORES 5O b 15 ) Rumps Native Reast Veal b i Iie Pot 14¢ | L Pl &4 HAMS SMOKED HAMS SUGAR CURED 26¢ 25¢ th 35 Solid Meat OYSTERS Pint 35c 12¢ SALT HERRING SALT COD ISH . KAGE COD FISH . p FRESH FLOUNT 3 lbs for SLICED SALMON WHOLE BLUE FISH T 28¢ 3 for b 2le 16¢ b ib 1 From 4 to 6:30 p. m Sugar Cured Sh’ld Ham Lb. 19¢