New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1920, Page 9

Time to Buy Cottons and Linens at the Annual January Selling AT THIS SAL MARRKRET PRIC OF OUR LINEN BIG SUPPLY. BOUGHT U VALUES THAN YOU CAN COTTONS ALSO, IN SPITE MARKET RATES BECAUSE GET THE BENEITT OF able Damask bleached -83c a yard. Mercerized Damask of lus Trish Damask less than All Linen. rard. Table Cloths, 7070 Napkins, satin finish, inch, pure linen, Huck Towels, hemnied white $2.75 dozen. Plain White or dozen. hordered for Hemstitched Towels of heavy huck - 20x40 inches at 69¢ each. Turkish $1 Towels 39c. 79¢. ones -HAVING AN S WH l('ll W THAT. and ous finish, wholesale cost bleached Damas hemstitched, 20X20 inch, $ 36x36 850 AUTOMOBILE DELJVERY FOR N RECEIVING SUPPLY YOURSELVES NOW IN SOM N NOT¥ YOoU O et 'ERED THE ADVANCE E ANTICIPA AND B Othier Bargains inclt Goods, Blankets, prices. vd - patterns $1.00 yd. Bleached Cotton. Lonsdale price 32 Cotton. va Unbleached Sheeting 2,75 do: a yard. 36 Inch Pequot, inch, bargain 10 inch Pequ 10 inch Lockwood. 76 In¢h Shecting. 9-1 Sheetin Pillow Slips. size 1 Salem Sheets, Bleached Sheets, each. At Domestic ones 2 cach, hea 33¢ cach, $3.60 each. Heavy Dept. V. BRITAIN YOU CAN D ALL DRY GOODS PURCHAS ED OF US, Quilts, el ARF M UCH LESS THAN l\ll"()l{l’l\ G THEM DIRECT l ROM THE l-O‘l\ll(.\ MARKERS. DFh THE BEST (U\Dl’TIOA AT WG adde t inch, vd in 3 unbleached. . unblenched. unbleached, vy ou bleached, s: 81x90 inch. x90 inch, Main Floor, i} HT more an at - wide, 6 inch fo hbleack price very n at New ON 3 Linens. special width, r this pr i red Ge TH. HEAVEL pric for THE PRESE D FOR THE SUPERTORITY AS WE HAVE HAVE CHOICE HERE OF BETTER AN this sale 25¢ DieachBd, N'T A THE YOU White’ sale N, sule e 2yl 0c yd. 69¢ yid. yarvd. spec £1. al, $1 Section, PROMPTLY 240 ; 2] i 0 05 5 000 0 05 5 40 T 0 0 0 00 0 4040 40 00 00 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 A 0 £ 0 BERLIN NEWS FURTHER LIGHT ON SMALLPOX EXPENSES! i Former Selectman W. I Alling Explams HlS Side of Matter | DD NOT HIRE DOCTORS | | there {min Th I Doubtiul | One—Strike ks Dr. Bray's Suit at Peat Works—~\Wat | Tower on Fire—Other News ltems of -Interest. Willard L. mornin Alling shed « Former Selectinan i an further interview light this upon the circumstances surrounding the of 1917, Mr. Allin tor smallpoy epidemic that nan Griswold the clain the doe elect employed mentioned turda, electme the matter form all the that _neither Hodgson were employc Tectmen dur the alle -asses of 1917. [ have b ‘hat they were (e physicians and employed by lies to which the allezed rendered they would for any other ailuient. . “Bllls to the amount in connection with the case W by the town of Berlin in 191 the summer of 1917 Dr. R. M. Gris- wold filed with D. A. Markham, county health officcr. a list of other bills for | his approval. At a later date Dr Griswold and myself were in session with Mr. Markham at his officc in *Hartford in rvegavd to certain items contained there¢in. and after a (ull hearing Mr. Markham refused to ap- prove the bills as presented. His vice was that health officer rc the bills and ate the items charge as health officer. that he, | Markham. would then approve | items as were properly charged then 1 have knowled revision bills required that the stat revisad iprroved has the selectmen Doctor have and by were N by His furth follows: 1 readers i not wish the D upon | to in- Herald G (05 the smallpax | informed family Cami rvices were have no; the been over $500 re paid and in of as our vise of M such Sinee tHat the mhde as ment! i ever been presented for payment. as all Griswold have been been presented fou no statement of prior mentioned “In re, has refused s hills. can he hav brouzht him Sepay no of said nor and om paid that services since. bills claims has been | that town for 2otten that in be- the 10 avd statement the for and court on tile to thesc suit by his of " said court the com- Hart- half vetinmable 10 mon pleas and ford with the clerk of The Iy Bray'. against will he a doubtft one if it proved that the familic and mot the town hired him. The payment of the bills if not settled by the town will then revert to the in dividuals using the f the physicians if Mr. Alling in | assertions, S suit outcome the town is correct his for -five employes at pond have zon wage nd new was stated thiy morning. The have been cutting ice for the week, but lately have grumbled ! | the Peat | on strike | it men pas over 'went Works ic for higher hoss, 8 ting ¢ evening ! the are law wages. They i grievance against their have Not what they claim claim to have hoss «nd will not work until they ! another one in his place, they say only that. hut also t must sured of substantial increase i | i ! | asota, Frai iting v v he day a The ice house nearly filled and is some douht. ifzwas reported this morning. as to whether the would o on in fa The by the tion v of Jan is coni- of the Water ‘Tower Af I of the The water tower on the Jarvis farnn, now aceupied by Paul Goldstein. | caught fire yesterday from a ldnlmn! used to keep water pipes (rom freez-| ing. Mr. Goldstein noticed the blaze! phortly after noon and immediately ' #eut in a still alarm to the New Brit- . & fire department. When the fire eve department reached the scene the tank on Lhe top of the fower had just been veached by the flames. ~Duc 1o the! location of the fire, the firemen had 1\ hard battle. Chemicals were used The bottom of the tank badly | charred. but no material o was done nin reques: M My, this will wiil W from [ te: ill dama chers Béfore Board. \ committee of pearcd before the at the town hall Saturday evening and presen their demunds for a $350 bonus. The matticr of salavy adjus ment was not discussed, bot wily 1 taken up at a later date. 11 has been known fo that the of the citizens such a large bonus in view of the that the town already is under i heavy financial burden Howey nearly all the admit 1 1he-teachers of some atives. three tes finance chers ap- committe 2 vlerk’s doors v with o 1 een e ness h: majority ta some tin are opposed srant- tuct do e deserving voters B " in cres Several for increasing the tcachers One is that honus or § Skin Disease Epidemic. A number hildren in the Ken- singion Grammar school are affected with a skin disease known as impetizo Dr. Dixon has treatsd over a score of children within a days all of whom have sores over their e This morning there w > 10 children treat- ed at his oflice Dizon stated the dis is rous. hut extremely children, who can spread it others The disease w bhetor the ation ther stiggestions Leen made Te given a sala th ies have teachers and a S1 few [k s not day ons hy touching 1s hand but dur the va further it St b well in vacation was a 1o his He hin Gaorge home with hopes to be few days Danc the attack of his rip back on Chic lhlw\v‘ N Wil e stavied hall with My Middletown as in- number of Rerlin | peaple and local people have sent inj their names for the course The Village Improvement socicty and aSRed will hold their anpual | meeting this evening in the K. of I’ rooms over Cole's grocery store. All members of both societies have | been requested 1o he present Miss Marion Morris of Yonkers. N Y. und Miss Helen Hagan New Haven were visiting with Mes non vesterday classes Athleti of ng at Stat 1he self hristiansen ructor. A s in cently ! ped 4 self Cross Jud oy One Jide L gl mones lin Bricrs. Arthor | n Woordrnff isi Whict Waorthinzton Clerk to hi ron Town contined Ridge witl Miss Anna this mornins pupils in he the day 1 will be i only home hiad t allon the = a with D dismisscd for that Lomorrow’s probablc sub- T obtained classes. Mrs. J Providence 1 with her dat that housce Wilcox and Miss | I tomorre . Smith will leave for cl within a few hter, Mrs. Dwight | city. Mrs. Smith beit Wi you a am to visit 1. Rogers will close her Mrs. Frank Hattic R several evening reheas it “lori Wk T with otter ida, wi weeks. triends ere they will f Simsbury wi in to Kensingt 50y s ill b sy n A at Esther 1y sa ted ss Lovetiu nd - M morning ach ach iam ol Vil b be irk imaes wi en s agent ed” Jug Th w Meskill | eppes em Jim to lie few e sep Lthe osed Al ounds \. B e awar the D home B, du 1N Nt the be o n irs. Wi fou in the college Lyons Bridzepodt t spending the weck-end fhere Carpenters heza e this e replu s 01 cver Dlace s sinee v a e 1 Ne L S MaG] was mome h ey followi Ne Kk Daly h's b plc R 1 offering [ kin peac des erul e an since 1dd to the flec society on t f the iccabees will n home o wn e et f Mrs. Grisw here umn e resent Alling. Uard Putna H Latin and his n wor morn ced by on it HAYWOOD by the corps clui member a4 1 m 5 wil ki ng wug Alling, where over spend vis- | Sun- adyvertised o dist he of will roonis have oo morning wit n the The modern The wag built ittrac ribu- evening Reviey tomorrow Js Ames the Hizh school spent the week- hold | EARLY PURCHASE | | this | heen roof laft she | She | wl algebira returncd after town old, doors e has and tive COURT b fovernment nning surrendered in's picts of courtroom and Was spap- gave TO CHURCH. t Cheok =t vets n seph's comn hefore Relore w church ini- o St the s 0 oei vimicant, rict n Jig iette: ua Pastor tory. « find ¢ five thie gards d or hat g (Signed) JAMES ' 1 Con 0 ML 5) do ureh a new Tean SR L Death. late fn horel- | i i | | | | ‘ | ] | i ni n wishing veur L. P irned and - NUAK PLAINVILLE NEWS VOTERS WILL MEET | NEXT MONDAY NIGHT | Special Session to Consider Town | Hall Site Vishin: i 1 the Tee Popula Old-time Pastor Preaches—F, of . (o Mect—Catholic Church Has Good Year—Other News Items. Mon The selectmen have decided a speclal town meeting for next day evening to meke to the 1he reporis volers on purchase of the build- site Buildinge land aiso on for the other ing for a town the proposed puire West cenretery: and small nitters which must b meeting hase of 1o consider taken up at a town The purchase of 1he will which piblic. the The coieter important been divided Woodford prop- formal v ke to officially contained adthougzh nuist e seleetmen he in « Prty port he by veporied boivd of Pl Howe the L s considered The cemetery into as many plofs as the amount disposal of the The ne Lurial of land for item has is feasible, consider of at the association round cemet for mor purpe sonce ting was considered at a A committes e the possibility sround ed suitable for vl pre- has been for 1he vious town meeting appointed of securing The Hac property Which is considered pose of burial. und the cemelery jssociation any times to have the valuation upon the strip of nd Ihis they have steadfasrly refused to o, known'their unwillingn the land. William that apparent question to invest more Lind Cll estate adjieent owns a stripof the ideal for the | the selectmen i have tried owners place [ making 10 dispase Selectman this mornin at the approac il the J. Johnson cctimen ihori i 1o se will ation ask meetinzg for the owners of 10 prop- 1o Taned an the crty again upon purchasii wpt with a it prie view to carly anid the Cemetd selectmen tainville 'y rect ST SeCi bury spice o1l hard, th will itles Monday 2round soon. as-the only e West rocky buri Chretery isis of wround unsuited rpose whic mak ni ing will be Ch ey Chure the annual financial condition «t th mornir The report asing in recent vear of the The report #3349 and 38. Thetc rmal notice the mect- lishe ~ 8 pub row. “h tid Joh of vur L report d tonion ceesstul Yo pastor r AMerey ad hurch's of NIASSeS ves of hoth 1o is ond the from and =lows 1otal dishurse is balance $464.91 it Ay niost the Vi th point of ongregation ceipte of nts of $H18N on hand in the This is belng his firs hurd and e or ther Fay's tivst report the o year as pasto of he is very e with the ration given b the e depart mbers of the congregation in nrents Yishing numbe now Hamlin's, winter at s of sports en- Lars thus Hamli making daily trips ne White's cross delight in of tishin now sis a pond neat they 1t ing wher ke able The over with ho the fishin catehes it s rel nothin As aomaiter fishermen piekerel they ancient sport thro i pond s dotted broken the ice in “hu e been srted that bt repor - they ' ceord od. In fact, have ca " ind severe colds, ract, of several of Ui home however, brought stunnir under the ice Old Pastor Fev. Albert pastor of the ipiscopal ehurch preached the the morning new acqnaintances the were Rey Jarge them while have caught by 5 were Py Ha Plainville ahout church services. e~ vho Methodist ter alsa re- several of whao i with the chureh, ol pastor “n older membiers ol zlad 1o s M Hag lersy man el longer ctived Wt failed arty is no some havin ixlexesi o when | living in Igast . of \. to Meet. vl Nothias nieet time is now Brisiol wion will Court Gene Ater esters ol for the e in the IDTER portan Victor hoth Jasi they was tomaon ting in 1 will e iend Clara Tloteh were slightly viien a slgigh toward thei nonioh la of first e an will e held (il e new 5 i the 1ir it memb and o by The o one and < that all Leme thix evenin is req Kiss, of place. injured which homnes, belonging Broad sivect Accordin at 1l he wis eciian when were ri struck by Joseph S New Lt Now | Arivine 1o Vin of 13 police report ritain NEE made (a0 last cvening lomestend of tion in now oiclo Trant ahout K near the noticed o sleiy He applicd the the inta the aned this cause it he v was over e machine 1o shid and cra Slei Fan aw ity al bad no | admitted wer vila e faine This the =l L Ui M ~lc e cuts on head and wut the Attend Smoker Atnerici ved an following Bddy Ry wis hinised v To Brock- thi ‘nes post zion, of town. has rec it 1 NG post of post of invited members live 1o A4 o smoker ule meeting New Iiritain Terryville of Glove Phe mouth reen to a de ot DESIRED | West | was | cemetery | sad ure g pasior ] well in | though | “or- | ning in | | | | | i the | der fday | Sternber { waiting that | | H | i | i chilblains Pexcellent active | invi betthe of 1 the h post ation and 1y -Gloy nicetin will sires whe ix decided Brier Items, I M. feet Bimber wit of them have N the v Loite ed by loe ferends with the sayin or er who ns Valle Plainvil at jo. Ca of ounz that Ttaly \ ten \ number Stanley, 1 i wri to his mother from BN where his s s in na port na whe was horn in this co his n aren came child Judqg furlonah Poc Neri® evening them 1o niry he was Wit at who Isworth spent o week-er home he waited s stor oon in mang heeanie Frmes entertaine ax touw interest to leave Strong and a rel Strona people dm plaving the i 1l T i tive the piano Bt te tlernoon o cliative tevalle his violin are offerinz you anether chane fo huy al g lrge redaction. o heginning Satnrday ending 24th weeks, toth. January disconnt W oo Saturday we o will v thin Ting Nen 1rig and zive you in ot aun Dry Furni and S No. carey w I vear and Monday, 1] hing urd W Qpen \ advi evenings EN Main NOTICE sal 171h Covering strect Our o daniary stavts Sutnedin, from 100h wili e sc oSt the wa Whitiy as we . of street 1 " AN hrazi Edumed St., Plainville SORT-Younz rabiy months ana ehiin a Benn it name | info honud., male reddi Liberal hrown warrd John wonie ht o 12-1¢ Plainvillc n o Conn 1 relianblo pot ANT voun A steady. niiddle-ag sition O I sy of sexton at of Mere John ey | BOY SCOUT NEWS | Troop No. @ held its night it attendane presented meelting South churc One Tuesday the with a good candidate was hip. Assists membe Hay s he fou Tsten odhye Teaving South 1o ship Americs cameroas operator. Frost rec ryvice f commiission Alr, Bacon's Troop No Assistant and it is vartered hursday evening attendance encouraging and it is evident that u AMr .Goohy's lende hip the Met chureh will W “din Sconting Troop No. 4 held day evening with a usnal These fionds hard W troop fant scout t s e William e B xt rzan iz hoped within ne 1wo we w odist soon 1 seng s meeting bd attend e hoys ure and passes | wt the takes s hike t in woods. No. 6 e Maple Troon 1 nighi 1ests wer its Ll passed that 1y tende meeting Xl and foot roports this comiunity ol roop performing its daily turns by sweeping out ion ). No| Boys' Wedines Scontnst [ veports S rendy several werore 1 | 0 2o or for thei and The, ind a ture troop it notl unch for the No. 10 at the syn reorganized he very shiortly Horwitz utive b Martin ence exe 5 with n to plans Troop No the are making memh 11 Lutheran met Thuesday German chureh aking " plans his troop w fou n soon to full nzih Troop No. 12 ized at St. Mark uel Sutcliffe he with the scont exceutive securing the rvisht wind niportant met W in referenc of work for this nost Nals outim: Puesday izl Hix Mar ) the derfo Plinville dneday roop i ster Sl repor pro: entize troo passing the 1 No. 11 of hadl We 1o resin in roon will mee vening « s Plai < worlk from wille of the v scontmasier o e Merton Lamb prominent T American Ve man und in 2ion cireles, i heer eed Seomtmaster. Th Linsi Men's tssocintion 15 plany permanent meeti the Troop =t sConis No. 1w Ak Fr w ehureh Wy nizl and ; T hreus] Dy Laneh ister i the first of that institution Tices of Father Michnel Scon tormed The Father heen at od Sullivan secured s rly M ind Lyneh first sergennt Conppany was forn D, e 1 ran e eime Gun talion leader. 0wl e ciry ITEMS week inle: Nese conferenc ta al is il T o = date of " — sailed for | in i W g 1 1 January evenmins Hohd v | ix n- h- repre Scoitmuste ol | leader » t Ox-SeIVice ror | ' hot { two | | == Steiger- Vedder Company - 4 SUCCESSOR TO €. S, HILLS & €O, HARTFOR) Beginning Tomorrow Annual January Sale S OFE Linens ¢ Domestics Thi the linens and th On aeconnt of the un vizht to limit COTTONS Muslins, re quanti 36-inch rezular ambric cloth, N Cloth, ~h Fine Nainsook H1-inch 1 Unbleacl inch S6-inch inch a6-inch fines 15¢ wdies Long <hort il dinn Head i-inch t -inch 1 Pasineh [t Tinbie nhleache Continents hed 12 and ) inch inch inch Uil Unble sheetin “inch Lockw FLANNELS ite Outi Bleache Wh Ilan ol Flannel BEDSPREADS Spreads White 6 inc =u Crocheted = Hemmed Hemmed Crocheted Spreads. fu ;'l 1.\\'l‘l‘|':kl ds Extra larg quality Hemmed Satin eillea Spr ful Hemmed and Crih Blankets, Viu Blankets. pink Crib white with pink Plaid mkets 100 pairs of White Blank ink 1 Cotto in all hes and Thousands of them Flannels, Cr ) m Cambric AT REDUCTIONS NOTED BEAUTY NAMED FOR KINGS BEN AZYRCH/ONESS CREWS The “hiones: rews, h the nzlish most heat nremibe 120 wom ““IFOR QUICK RETURNS AD Burns his mornin 5 churel ved Nill conple Tive Daace, B Strin | | HERALD LASSIFIED 4D