New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1920, Page 7

sz R AR A AR S B NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1919, kegedetototelofele ok kobobeaiey AN ié’:ié!iéfii}iét‘é}ié‘e@@@ié}&bfi- PLAINVILLE NEWS Furniture Selling Beyond all Records is What We Are Doing at Feb. Sale LIVING SOLID MAHOGANY ing Room Syite Davenport, The Davenport two roll. Regular p DAVENPOI regular price $135. Another. priced February Sule pri Another, handsomely regularly priced at price hay Feb. uphols piece Chair sun-burst ROOM Queen Anne Liv- L and Rocker. pillows and price SUITES VING Davenport. rade tapestry. price $385. FIN and spriny Upholstered tapestry. Sale Chair ale lar ered in tapestry, February around February cushions, alround AND ODD PIECLES ROOM SUITF and with Regular price Rocker h extra consisting of 3 pieces. Well worthy your attention. February Sale price : 88-INCH DAVENPORT. with sp supported on fine price covered with spring botto rade was| ood Regu- £300. ring seat 00 m. black $225.00. $179.50 See the Price Savings on These Pieces WING ‘GTON WING hogany, finel sale pri SPRING spring arms, Regular price price HANDY walnut, regular upholstered in was $150.00. with price two shelves was $45.00. solid tray, MAHOGANY GAT LEG “Red Cross” The art ticking, best and most with bound edges. HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE D ROCK upholstered in tapestry. CUSHION ARM CHAIR. blue A WAGONS, of solid mahogany or We ask T sanitary Mattress made. Regular price $32 LIV, ERS of solid HIGH upholistered price $75.00. EASY WI 00. Salc pr HIGH 5 lue BACK in ma- 5.00. 00 pillow velour. Sale Was $5 with brocade February $120.00 £on solid mahogany. knobs. Regular price and Lady Susan $10.00 "ABLE size 41x47 inches, with drawer, Choice of one 0. or SRY FOR NEW BRITAIN BACK NG CABID with $59 blue or e pric ma e CHAIR, ROCK price RECELVING ALL DRY GOODS PURCHASED OF EEeTotoror-Totot Rt totoRote Lotott e o R o R TR E e E oo R o R ) S, drawer $ o value two parts, Sale price « «...a. ROCKET auve tapestry velour. covered, $100. Chippendale Regular $60.00 was 00 covered, $47. 50 Martha Washington,” of fitte 35.00 Silk Floss Mattresses 4 with February sl $52.. 05s Sale $29.. 50 30 covered with fancy or 27.50 YOU CAN DLEPLND ON PROMUTLY (= % 3 e ke & S R o EeteRoteReRore oo letes BERLIN NEWS T0 OBSERVE HIS 63D BIRTH ANNIVERSARY Francis Deming, Prominent Busi- ness Man, to Gelebrate { ! | | | | | { court FORESTERS T0 INITIATE That Organization to Have Celebra- tion Thursday Night—Unknown Automobilists Gets “Ducking’— Other News and Gossip of Deming. one Berlin's citizens and prominent will observe his §3d birth- Mr. Deming has long with town activities and has served the community in number of offices having been justice of the peace, grand juror and member of the schoel board. A _present time he is chairman of town finance board. He is also member of the Congregational ehurch Francis foremost iness men, lay tomorrow. been identified a the the PIANCIS DEMING. score of clesias- and as clerk nue of serving Taving served years tical 1 for a the K cle rization. asurer of of which de and a iber society, s asurer of the M Berlin org tr rank the he has ade heen an o s excel- work i busine considered nian I responsible for hizh place bank holds in the financial . having been voted by the bank of the strongest Tent largely the examing banks i As bank sdes the tions the yeinted his one state with son Henry, Berlin, Robert Lester, sons hold responsible po the Stanley Works of New ain. The many friends of Mr. Deming *wish him renewed health and happiness for the coming years. Foresters to Initiate. Thursday evening will be known as Foresters night for the Court Matte- besset, F. of A., and on that cvening the organization will hold its welcome home celcbration for its members re- Mr. Deming in who also and the re- in other with He | | chine he | cupant Bertin. | bus- ! a | | ! project until the past f | office | value to see | turned from the service. In conjunc- tion with this there will be an injtia- tion of 20 candidates. The Court Frienly degree team of New Britain will I. ch: ¢ of the initiation cer- cmonies. The committee ranged for a p cntertainment ve in charge has ar- un consisting of an followed by refresh- ments. Several speakers have been ured for the tir. The commit- tee has been working diligently to make the occasion a memorable one in the annals of the local assoclation and they have asked for the entire | support of the organization for the cvening, 1cre is Lo be a surprise for one of o st members of the name will withheld ning ts a “Ducking.” While driving an auomobile on old Meriden road. mear the farm P. McMahon, a person whose nam was not learncd v forced to wali lome about midnight. as the ma was driving skidded near turned over and threw its into the cold stream. victim stopped at a near-by house and sccured some dry clothing. Tt ported that the man was from ford, as the machine he bore an advertisement of concern May the whose that be until o the brook o is 1 Hait- was driving a Hartfor.d cct New Office. Tbere was a rumor current this morning that a new post office is ‘o be erected upon the memorial groun s recently purchased by Major Frank I.. Wilcox, iation for new post office cropped up about a month but upon moving into the prese auarters no more was licard of the | ydays, when ! again. At acto any means an| object of beauty to the town and if a ' new office can be constructed it ! ¥hould be done, was the general opii- | jon this morning. It ted 4 buildinz to housc c crected for $4.000, put’ it this morni money coming from ? May Publish List. A movement is on foot to have entire list of taxable. property undc the new published com- | plete in tt aper so that cvery eitizc himself what cach taxpaver been € under the re essment. dissatisfaction has ariscn among dif- ! ferent prope owners over the new list and it is desired to check up with other properties tha compare Whether the assessment has been a just one. The proposition ! of publishing this has a larze| backing and it is probable that it will | be done. H May Lower Tax ¥ ! The annual town meeting for levy af the tax rate for this year promising prospect of develo into a “rattling’” good fight if onc may judge from present indications. The idea of paying a mill tax does not appeal to a number of Berlinites who are planning to organize with the ob- ject of putting a 14 mill tax before the “Voters. If such a move gains ground and . sccures a large following, it would mean a financial catastrophe for the town in face of present con- ditions, it is =aid. Expense of impro ments new under way can be taken care of only vith 20 mill tax If the 114 mil tax is voted the lown would face a deficit Farmers Play air. In checking over the tax lists many inconsistencies have been noted, par ticurarly amang the farmers who as! two or three hundred dollars for a cew or horsc and list it in the records the atter present office, while uses. is not by came up o is estim offi as one where haet i be | man | the | the but th scd | Considerable | a B list the has | at for the $4 pres Be lot. 0 books can dver $40 and $5 n . Sy cly that the armers 50, giving one the im- a caw found ot with : live stock re a “pretty horse va of s Weicome Home Celebration. The AL B, bration tomorrow the ex-service members will be held in Gr ciety mod pated nis o i cty t s0¢ tion fiv e in t tio 1 nge hall and not was announced last e nds that the large its own he ex n e be' present at evening at B. ning. I it cannot assemb rooms vice men of een invited the ¢ The 30 The ace n the by To Banquet This Lvening. Membe sanization with a suppe d this evenir tra will rende the been members bers ing has, The 1 thor The Mrs, with makin The ula humor hall the dancing las of youn ughly = Arthur scarlet fever K. - t ist tomorrow of Be > h an candida evening. prepare followin, t Bel el t evenin enjoy oung dau rapid rec of P. meeting this Haydec will er ev ore he third ent amusement have been Miss dutic: Brit Gar du corporation i at Ny nes w dorothy the Sta vesterday. Ber Goodwin the in ith The mu society course. well atte rlin niversary of tes at Minor-t cal selec A social d to z the rlin Ttems. held in brought 158 and old pe d th 1zhters of are te overy. repor will the ening. n, musiciar tertain ening. in Mr ded. ug nley Works By has American New Britair resunie Hardware after ange will the entertain banquet Mr. Lawrence who are d hold rooms over ) in lues the ick” welcome home cele- foir hall, om - tici- par- or- th celebra- ob- to the mem- Athletic and it to ke its and Athletic Hayden Liner in the Lyceum ‘nhime began in d n The previous acis her New his scveral days’ illness with influenza. My he M are k be mu Superint Showalter on b Miss the her A« | place hus into My is ¢ attack Golen, Waterbury, morni The condition of M il who Norto severe proves Miss By Kensington grippe N Francis Deming home with an attack of la grippa. "t Damon, home with reported and contfined of nch n Sou .« broken chai Anne M to sriy their Icrb pe, are nproved. ndent spent css Mar h End bourding place of new ved. Th + immedial itically o a ng has nor 11 Agnes J. Gol il cumo in ive at £ p nurs ar [ . becn road forv attack of oday. Kensi scho school, Zton tha Lyons, principal of the ich Warner Schools in of the day wticld, « with chair s in a t scals the to c will tely. en her scats of Norto home onia. St. d at car ary's her ho of her ¥ at her several days la grippe, Items. B ol, is her home with an attack of Miss a mor Truman Georg ew ing w nth e Bri proving. Rose It zsimons i vacation 1ton Elton, w vin Gen 1 pneum Norgren. son of Mr. & o was taken eral hospital or is motormun B. rd to wn be n v with Miss Helen €. hospital me is confined to who an to R Hartford teacher is confined to cold TC- hali put rou . th mother. . A home w is nd to su slowly on stin, on th a im- i confined to | zrippe. | cnjoying M im- the local branch of the “onnccticut com- his pany, is resting comfortably at WOULD ESTABLISH CATHOLIC SOGIETY Ghurch of Our Lady of etcy May Found . of I. Chapter MANY WOMEN INTERESTED | Eugene Bresson, Jr., Suffers Peculiar Accident—Boy Scout Troop 14 Meets Tomorrow—Other Plainville News and Gossip of Interest. A movement has been inaugurated at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy to establish in Plainville a branch of Daughters of Isabella the women of the local Catholic church. A meecting of the women of the parish more than 18 years old will be held in the church next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock for furthe discussion of the matter. The state regent of the order, Mrs. McNamara of Bridgeport, and other state and district officers will appear at the meeting and will explain to the women the aim and purposes of the foundation of such an organization. This is the first local movement towards ing a branch of any great organization. The National | Daughters of Isabella has been es- tablished in about 35 states. The first organization among the women of the local church came about with the arrival of Rev, John E. Fay as pastor of the chur€h. Peculiar Accident. i Bugene Bresson. Jr. of Church street was the victim of a peculiar accident lust evening. He went to his home and entered a wardrobe closel. | The docr slamnied shut hehind him | and a sharp hook in the door struck his ear. inflicting a deep wound. Medical attention was necessary and “cral stitches were required to close the cut. the National for Good Turn Wecek. Troop 14, Boy Scouts of America, will meet tomorrow evening in the rooms in Grange hall on Pierce street. Scoutrdastar Merton Lamb will be in charge of the meeting. Good Turn week will begin next NMonday and each member of the troop will expected to do a z00d turn or a kind act every day, as re- quired by the Scout laws. A checker tournament in which many of the boys arc entered. will begin within a week. Meeting of P. B. There will he the board of dir vil Business and Improvement sociation in the 0 tion rooms in 1. 0. O. F. block on Thursday cvening at 8 o’clock. To Form Lenten Class. H. Burton. rector of Our Saviour, is plan- ation of a study class to meet during the Lenten season. The study ad discussion of a book meeting of the Plain- = of Rev. Robert the Church of ning the organiz callea eighbor is contemplated. There will be a mecting of those in- tercsted in the class on Sunday after- noon at the home of James A, Eaton. Umess Prevalens Jere. There are a nuber of cases of lueiza being treated by local ph cians, although therec have been no dcaths from the malady. The dis- case has not reached the stage of an epidemic and the doctors believe that its severity will diminish with the passing of the extreme cold weather. T.ocal physic s say many people called for medical aid when it was un- necessary, principally in cases where those who developed a cold became afraid and thought they had There are and have been sever here when cntire families were with grippe colds. all of which quire medical attenticn. Plan Entertainment. The entertainment committee of the Holy Name sociely at the Church of Our Lady of Mérey is making ar- rangements for an entertainment to be held on St. Patrick's eve, Tuesday <.ening, March 16, under the aus- pices of the society. The proceeds will be donated to the church. The entertainment committee was recent- 1v appointed and after a mecting with William F. Gallagher, president of home on Kensington road following a severe attack of influenza. Naomi Dean Lehman. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lehman, of Kensington road | slightly improved following an attack of pncumonia. the infant { is Return. Return becn made to Town Clerk Woodruff of the marr ord of Albert Scagliotti and yeth Di Sarro, of Berlin. who were married in New Britain February 1 Mrs. Di Sarro is a sister of Aemilio Martino, the mail carrier. NOTICE— your property now. Customer’s with cash waiting. Leis’ talk it over. Auctioncering in all its branches. Robert B. White 11 NORTON PLACHE Telephone 142, ze IS EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL 71 Winthrop St. Tel. 4, 12, New DBritain, Conn. Tel. 149, Plainville. The Best Cough Syrup Is Home-made Here's An easy way to save 32, and Jet have the best congh ramnedy you ever tried. You've probably heard of this well- known plan of making cough syrup at home. But have you ever used it.? When you do, you will understand why thou- sands of families, the world over, fecl that they could hardly keep house with- out it. “It's simple and cheap, but the way it takes hold of a cough will quickly earn it @ permanent place in vour home, _Into a pint bottle, pour 214 ounces nf Pinex; then add’ plain granulated sugar syrup to fill up the pint. Or, if desired,” use clarified molasses, honef, or corn syrup, instead of suxa¥ syrup. Either way, it tastes good, never spoils, and gives you a full pint of better couzh remedy than you could buy r&dy»made for three times its cost. 1t is really wonderful how quickly this home-made remedy conquers a couzh— usually in 24 hours or less. 1 renetmic througl 20, ooscns a dry, hoarse or tight cough, lifts the phlezm, heals the membranca, and gives almost immediate relief. Splen- did for throat tickle, hoarseness, bronehitis and bronchial asthma. Pinex is a highly concentrated com- pound of genuine Norway pine cxtract, and has been used for semerations for throat and chest ailments. Avoid disappointment by asking vour druggist for “21% ounces of Pinex> with full directions, "and don’t accept any- thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute h every air pa | satisfaction or money promptly refunded, The Pinex Co., I't. Wayne, Ind. the society affair, t was decided Lo nold th Open New Restaurant. The new restaurant at the plant the Standard Steel and Bearings, was infornially opened last cvenin 7 o'clock. Practically all of the fix tures and supplies have arrived although the place is not in re&dmens for serving regular meals to the em- ploy Daniel Collins has announced that Patrick Corbett of New Britain will be the manager of the factory restaurant. James H. Mulien. Postmaster Peter J. Prior has ceived news of the death of his broth- er-in-law, James H. Mullen of Pou keepsie, N. Y. Mr. Mullen was known here and was a frequent vi or at the home of Mr. Prior. The; postmastcr intends to go to Pough- keepsie ta attend the funeral Brief Tten Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hart an children are ill with influenza at thei home on st Broad street. There will be benediction and bl i of throats this evening at 7:30; ock at the Church of Our Lady of Merey. Arthur D. Hawley of Bristol is ill with pneumonia at the Hartford hos- pital. Mr. Hawley is an oflicer of the Bristol Manufacturing company Mrs. Merritt O. Rvder is ill at home on Maple strect. R. Q.MacLcod left this morning fe Florida where he will spend the of the winter with relatives Card of Thanks, We desire to express our heartfelt thanks to kind neig and friends for their. kindness sympathy during the illness and : the death of our beloved mother, Al Wilhelmina Johnson. We are pa ticularly grateful to the P. and I Corbin office force, P. and F. Corbin Foremen’s club and others who con- tributed flowers and swish them in an especial manner, Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Johnson, Frank G. Johnson. 12, obedient. sunny of T d = in he ane to thani Girl i B R g 8 & s | Tt scems to | croup, It’s Easier to Make Friends Than to Keep Them Some people attract friends easily and lose them quickly. 1I's the same with Desks Chairs. Some look attractive bue don't wear STANDARD DESKS And B. L. MARBLE CHAIRS Bind thcir lasting sati and Il friends by chains of service. sfaction and make laseing frien Our Office Furniture Dept. Carries a complete assortment of the kind, Ask us o show you. The Flint-Bruce Co. 103 ASYLLM ST. ting TEL. BUSH. 179 desires board and room with tactful sympathetic woman including room for the ather. eferences ex changed. (2] 163, Plainvillc Out of Business. Cur entire stock of dry goods must | be sold at once. There is no question how much cheaper will sell It's v case where have sell out once and we sell prices you never dream ttin Fix far sale. L. Whi Plainville v I Box Going we we will cd of Gross Open i { The easiest and altoget { best way to treat ;to take ures 11 ev night.—advt GRANTED BOXING PERMIT. Captain Thomas W. Grace toc zianted permit to Arthu Pi to conduct an amatcur boxXing tourr ment in Turuer 11 on next Mond Tuesday and Thursday cvenings. A Thrce Elks™ F. more da ir.—Advt. icine has een of tnousands of g ple for a generation. It bri almost instant reiief in cases and even those ha nd lung-weakened cou ha{ are so prevalent at ime are rapidly subdued this reliable and pl medicine. Linonine ren « LG stand-b " TIRED, LAZY, WEAR, SICK? _ GOLDIN what ve no ion. no NEED tk YOoU When you 4 when youn h sm, no amb dence—you need H need it quick. You can have sands have had it; liste Mr. Patrick Burns of 57 New Britain, onn., suffered cral years from genc run-down condition and was unable to do i 3 L ok, Some friends told him of Gol- | and warms the blood c and he tricd it and with good ibullds up the entire s result Ile says s wonder | B R Sold in New Britain e crow- | One bottle (two sizes, cll Drug Storc and leading dit ].20). “,!" dQl“ONStr«"&e Take this ad nd sce that you vor[h ‘p s 'l"w what you ask for. for your health d« it. Make no mistake. v a call J no you energ vital Ip and ¢ Thou- “pep.”’ c¢nthusi no con t t street for s a a al di 1 by pends upon fatelaleRe] o —NOTICE— TO THE MOTORING PUBLIC Opening of the Cohen Motor Co.’s New Saiesreom No. 4 Elm Street, February T7ih I rroBie 22nd Year BEAUTY, POWER AND ECONOMY —Make the Oldsmobile, without question the most 'attractive Motor car pur chase today Fortified by a reputation of 22 years standing. Watch the Oldsmobile Increase! Watch Their Work on the Road! 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