New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 6, 1920, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD' SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1920. PLAINVILLE NEWS. FAGTORY CLOSES DUE TO WEATHER Standard Steel & Bearings Co. Releases Forces Today NEW DEPARTURE (0. ALSO 7 i i/, %;4'/:7//// 2 2 % //////7 v Z :«:,a IF YOUR FEET BURN AND ACHE “* WE OFFER YOU COMFORT NEWS ‘\U!NL HELPFULNESS TO OUR MANY THAT Employes Allowed to Return to Their ALWAYS SEEKING NEW WAYS IN Wmm TO BE OF GE Homes — Rivers-Garlock Nuptials PATRONS WE ARE GLAD TO ANNOUNCE Today—Community Service Tomor= Dr. William Scholl, the famous authority of the Human Foot has.proved beyond any question A Foot Comfort ¥Expert. inclusive :and will examine your ALL THE COMING WEEK THE DR. SCHOLL FOOT COMFORT WILL BE D EMONSTRATED BY METHODS OF AN EXPERT. row Night. Due the shut-down was effective of the Standard company Lo verity of the storni, a at the plant Steel and Bearinzs this morning when an order was issued from the oilice to that ef- feet at 10 o'clock. Many of the em- pleyes had not shown up-for work and both the office forces and the men em- ployed on factory production wers working under the handicap of weak- ned forces. At that time the storm bare indications of a continuance and it was felt advisable to rejease the forces before they were marooned for the weekend In"the Bristol branch Departure company a similar order ued about the middle of the marning and many local employes of that concern returned to their homes. I'eet. 13th The of doubt that there is no need to suffer with specially trained by Dr. Scholl will be here from feet without charge, showing you how to zet relief and comfort. Examination is thorough. vet requires no great amount of time and it is not ngcessary to remove the hosiery. Thousands of people, many of them vour own friends and neighbors are enthusiastic over the benefit they have reccived from the use of Dr. Scholl's’ ap pliances and specialties. No matter what ails your fecet have a ce Examination. SOME NEW DRAPERIES By the Yard We Are Offcring new white, ivory and ecru plain and yard. Madras Window Hangings white figured Madras Curtains $3.75 pair. Figured Ecru Madras Curtains for $3.50. Figured dras Curtains assorted colorings are priced at $4.79 pair. Voile and Marquisctte Curtains, some plain with other open work with muaur borders attrac priced from $2.00 to $11.50 pair. Scranton Lace Curtains, some some figured allover. They're 2 ecru. priced $2.50 Lo $7.00 pair. Pretly Ruffled Curtains of Swiss, favorites of the hour, choice troublesome, painful March 8th to the THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CAR IN AMERICA HE selection of a Paige Sedan is a mark of good taste as well as good judgment. For this smart model is as beautiful as it is practical. TOWELS We offer vou choice of a large and beautiful assortment of fancy Turkish Towels in many colorings and many grades. Pink, blue. gold, yellow, green, and lavender priced from . 79¢ up to $2.00 cach. STOCKIN! For Women there and cotlon Stockings at $1.50 pair that zood values. silk Stockings not-a-seme, 'hoenix, and other well known makes, including our Famous Charter Oak. Prices $1.00 to $6.98 pair. Voiles and Marquisettes in of the New taped edged styles, at 39¢, 49¢ to 98¢ In 'every line of its distinctive dwgns as well as in every detail of its luxurious apfpomtmexms, it represents the finest expression of the coach- malker's art. was i for M- Lede tetatoto T bod ek dateRap felo oo batofolopedapogeiorey GS Rivers-Garlock. Miss Beatrice Garlock, daughter of* Samuel Garlock of Southington ave- nue, and George Rivers, also of this town,” were married this afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riv- ers. The ceremony was performed by Rev. . C. Gillette, pastor of the Con- zregational church. The couple will live in Southington ~Con nunity Service. The third of the Lenten community service series will held tomorrow evening at ‘lock in the Church of Our Savior. Dr. A. H. Barrinz- ton of Unionville will be the preacher. A special musical program has been prepared. To Live in Miss Susan Peck Harttord where she home temporarily, few montlis for sold her preper e lisle 39¢ o are exceedingly lace edge, very hangings, From the standpomt of practical utility, it affords a maximum of motoring comfort, inde- pendent of both climate and weather. And its commodious interior sets a new standard of fee- urious comfort. Won't you inspect thié beautiful creation at our Dealer’s show room? plain centered with 1-2 yards long. in white, lace ivory edge, offered in the and McCullum voile and marqulsette are the from $2.98 to $5.50 pair. be HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY FOR NEW BRITAIN YO U CAN DEPEND ON RECEIVING ALD DRY GOODS PURCHASED Ol US. PROMPTLY 1 & i’e!@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@fi@@@@@‘@@ GEBBATBLLSOBORG = - BERLI” NEWS that the roads are almost Hartford. JECON oday COMPANY, DETROIT plans to make her - and will leave in a - . - S Maine. She recently on West Main street to Charles H. Newton and he will take possession today. King Winter holds in Plain- ville today and few have ventured on t1ie streets to dispute his right to that throne. Praffic in all its forms has degenerated due to the difticult in maintaining a clear t for trol- leys and the impossibility of keeping the current on to drive the cars. On the railroad 1i the same trouhble hirs experienced and while a fow have made their appear- ance they have heen hours off dule. It is not that the suburban t until after the storm several feet high but most tween points on the Plainville hiave heen taken off entirely In the local manufacturing and other mercantile many of the workmen from their benches and nmorning some of them having fused to brave theZicy blasts others found it impossible to work on account of the troliey tie-up. In some places the drifts have been several feett high but most of the roads arc in a passible condition and milkmen, groce butche bukers and the other merchants made their daily trips this morning. Where the water has pooled in the wiake of the trolley, minature skat- ing rinks have formed and it has been impossible to run the trolley for PAIGE'DETROIT MOTOR CAR imy drifts alor turned to their home Mass., spending a Mrs. lrichson’s parents, John Peterson. ENGLISH ARE HATED Officials in few Mr. mbridge, with and Mrs. LASH MOTOR CQ. WEST MAIM after days sway AND LINCOLN STREETS Phone 383 Traveling in Some Parts of Germany Are Treated With Disdain rack by Natives—Children Hoot. Wiel. March .- Th & intense feeling heen tr sl existing in many against sche- any of make trips | l.ove. subsides and 1 of the | meet route | topic Book ship England ‘was maniic ceompanied on coutrol town v sailors who dressed. The, toward somoe is expected will British officers who the on Sunday tides contributed the water front. emergency calls were water department. Traffic is Crippled. sleet made a successful attack on the transportation system. ice on ncarly all the trolley Manhattan ond on some of vated lines was crippled. The drifting later added the difficulty with motor plows it keep traffic movinz. school will and the P. S 30 in the evening be, “Life Lessons from of Proverbs.” Evening and celebration of the Communien will_ be at 7:30 sermon will he “Surgery ential to Character Growing. Panetentiat service will be held Wednesday fnz at the home of Anthony bell, high long conmpiny ains to damasge Thousands of received by the Hampshire and Maine. Snow also cxpected in northern New Englani Stom warnings still were displa along the coast from the Delaw Breakwater to Kastport. Me.. northwest gales forecast for this ernoon and tonight. The storm cen was off the Massachusetts coast to and was expected to pass far eno to sea to result in diminishing wi ou the seaboard tomorrow. Some few reports of damage) ipping by the storm had been ceived today and more were expe to fallow as the gale last night this morning was directly in coastal steamer lanes The high winds did some dam: 1o telegraph and telephone wires put the high power radio station Sayville, L. 1, out of commission, report to the navy department tod said the antennac cquipment 1 heen completely dislocated and station's power conduit broken by high winds. It will take several d. to make the neccssary repairs. As it swept out to sea, the sto was accompanied by heavy snows| the interior of New York state an northern Permsylvania and New J| s far south as Virginia. Gen) ally fair weather prevoiled todav o the entire country however. except parts of New England. where ra were reported durinz the morning E. will The the wor Holy | The | commis: visit The with Germian were clean and smartly pussed by d fades. but civ- ilians contrary, showed the and staved at the vis- occasionally remarking: “‘Gott England.” British visitors took no and walked on. fol- lowed by a train of smail boys, many whom repeated in o childish treble, Gott strafe England,” at intery The shopkeepers. however quite friendly and trade became of 30 at will o here. with averte the interes Aundreds Forced to Remain at I plants establishments were absent desks 1h re- while get to on The Serv- lines in the cle- keen itors, strafe Home Bcecause of Crippled Rail at ox- Service — Postponement of Town O he cven- Mecting Is Now Inevitable. .\n'm\- and even difficult to amp- o With the town in the most destructive storm tommuni throes and of a mean:s Leslie slie Stewart w Bostor died at his home in that town 1s buried in the Winsted, Conn., cemetery yesterday. Death due to pneumonia deyeloping se vere attack of influenza. years of an ex-service was a nephew of Alfred W Plainville. The this town and Stew of f was als very Fervy ably wity was consider- into the rail- reported to be their schedules whistled through streets in the making walking I ioosened chimneys here and plate glass win- fashionable shops along cavsing thousands of ation transportation impeded. Trains terminals were considerably behind The rising wind the canvons of narrow vseraper district well nigh impec sizns toppled over there and smashed dows in the Fifth avenuc dollars dumage su- | Windows Blown .,1 'l'(‘ Costly oil : the windows with the outside prac- off, Berlin finds itself com- pletely isolated today and so help- lessly crippled is the trolley. train and electric service Letween the three sections and New Britain and Middie- own that no hopes for carly relief An be looked for. On the main line three trains passed through but all were at least six hours off schedule. A wreck near New Haven is the cause attribui- »d for the breach in sehedule. Freight service is likewise crippled and at the ylocal express offices no express money order shipments or othe of Tawight being accepted. No south- ! ern ‘mails have been received at the fepot this mordinz and only one “patch coming from the direction of Hartford thrown off here. The | post office is open only the con- venience of those who may call for | i their mails and it is not expected that | the the rural mail carriers will be able | hall. 0% cover their routes this morning bécause of the severity of the weather. Fortunately, heed has heen 3 newspaper accounts of the proaching storm and the local grocers “Teport no cases of acute need for eat- ables. An effort is being made to de- liver groceries and meats today to those have not been provident and while much difficulty is being ex pbrienced. all are being supplicd as r as possible. None of the report a shortage of stable necessi- ties. But one car w able neath the Kensington railroad bridze this morning and that trolley came to grief at the foot of Damon’s hill when it left the tracks. An cffort was made tod replace it on the tracks of its own power. but that means having failed, it was abandoned. .\ second trolley is stalled at Towers' corner near the foot of Sand Bank hill So tightly packed is feo under the bridge drifts, {hat it is fort will made end of the line until stdes. The day in town fically cut brisk Iurther evidence of titude of the Germans ipz at the Kiel Canal, dren gathered on tha ably shouted the strafe Ensland.” was the present at- forthcom- where the ch banks old from a He was 33 man, and Stewart of visited age, a Big Success, $115 w be the presentation invai “Golt real- 5 of | aa G deceascd had a number of local friends. Sufviving him are his par cuts, three brothers and two sistors Congregational Church. The communion of the Lord's per will be wdmipistered at the 1a mornin servic fomorrow theme of communion sermon w “What Should We Get From the Com- : AL ty o aged by the falling munion?” Sunday school will m Shlioen el DIhe lng al noon. The Christiun Kndeavor Taieitns e o heisl miceting will be held atf 6 ofclock and | Vel =00 years old anc hac s piaved af the Royal Academy in Lon- the topic will be, “Live Lessons From 5 g L & don . Valuable antique \ases were in- the Book of Proverbs.” Miss Marjorie Fisher Wil toad. The moctng i jured by being showered with broken o8 g alass in other art shops be the montily consecraticn pey L DY conteelallen The telephone wnd telesraph com- b o 2 '—’”h panies reported that communi Kappa lota Sunday School ¢ = « o u of &0 baxdl he held at the home of F. Afvert | UHOW © (b @ e Gk 3 White of Whiting street tonight at 7 o'clock. Business of unusual import- ance will come up. A Services at the Church of Our ture between ior will be the same as usual t (he same hour this morning, was re- row morning corded here by the weather bureau. To Discuss i The lowest temperature reached wus second 15 degres above zero The wind from the northwest reached a velocity of at|{ 45 miles an hour. hy Probably due to W storm warnings sent broad st on | wireless littie damage has so the reported by shipping. In i ping ste anchors without vin or four ey was this vear due to the many requests for abatements and the commission has Such a course. ho and other town offi- cers believe. would be wiser than to of the return jour that of an | Ave l Loan o 4 To Mrs, Charles Nelson, under whose | htimist whe procliimed: “We shall between 4,-?‘1” H"l I mud ot direction the plaviet was given, is A 4 he rouds between here because of the heavy entire route. g T e Postponcment Inevitable, ' William H. Webster the board of rclief today expressed a doubt | . that it would be possibic for his board to complete its work in time to pre- . . sent a report at the.scheduled town N meeting Monday evening in . Town hall, and he wilj ask thar the moet- - ing be adjourned until one week from Monday evening. The work of ¥ % . the board has ben unusually diflicult Means of Communication Cut 01, now under censideration the requests —No Food Shgnage of tho two big corporations—the American Paper Goods company and the Berlin Constraction R e wil] be necessary, members ol the a recent ENFORCED DAY OF REST ! voard say. to sevure tegal advice bo- S | fore @ report can be made One of the items in the grand list will re- quire such attention nnd the bourd does not care to assume the respon- sibility of delving in legal matters. Selectman R. M swold has pressed himself as favoring an journnient if the report is not ready. fix 2 tax rate which would have to he altered by subscquent actions of the | board of relief. Chairman Webster, of the relief board. has been serving on jury duty, and this fact has ham- pered (he work of the board fo a cer- tain extent, Pla, Approximately ized througzh “How Patty Made Things Hum.” One man cried, “We will have you | over the entire route, Several jitnew AhiclichnalIFINstin izn tifor Rch epben e il elin ot inal e ifontiit thelulosel| mStetBie e bt on ite : -"f efit of the Kast Berlin Library fund L o L the street bu B Sup- | glzection ithsEpiadiet uean e | have another war in five ve time.” { and New Britain have been too e Lk e s e treucherous since the thaws and the the rehearsals and of Jitneys running only at intervals. the entertainment. The actors and Toda i wctresses were all local talent and the only G e e j their efforts were well receivetl itain Misses Isable Laurence and Mrs, Har e repafe old Clark took their well and Jarvis Dowd seen advantage one of the male roles. Followinz roR 8 play. dancing in ih Flcoded Cellars ~ofed Cell when paintings displaved in of the Ehrich galleries its o st isses vised staging L sey S however, were slig] means glass over \. Tomorrow ‘ion church rmon on M. E. morui the “The on Church in the A, tor will Source of was roles M. E. give a Human No One Would Wish To Ride A Ship Without A Rudder Cancelled U. S. MAY HAVE T0 INCREASE NA (Continued for was to S was enjoyed of wire ftems. was contined Kensington Miss May Fagan i home by illness. takeq Alfred Bergeron will leave soon for ap- | Canada where he pians to make an extended stay. Willium Lyons with an attack of to het Mercury Drops 33 Degrees. in vest degrees p. m. drop of 33 tempera- Sav day and the thaw comes by in- omor- home is i at his rheumatism. News By ‘Thone. Because of the difficully in ing New Britain this morning. necessary for the Herald to much of the Rerlin, East Berlin Kensington by telephone Herald man covered his usual however. in search of newsy but was unable to deliver son at the office, hence the ‘phone from First Page) Atalling Our Treaty. mecting of the Men's | the Congrezations held tomorrow stow. The Brotherhond of church will be noon. 1. T i Ch: H. Newton and chepks are a rudder for | Edwards will lead the discussion " “Why the Senate Has Not I * guldance and will cnable | 1ycaty and Le of Nations harbe You to save and cut out many useless | Bouiy Held. d Bec of the storm. the body of Mrs. Mary Brady is being held here. The body was to have been sent this| 'The steamer morning to New York for burial. Ar-{ RBaltimore. was rangements are being made avel us aground outside the funeral services in that city Capes. day. and the body will remain until that time. , ng the Atlantic coast and severcly cold weather prevailed over the entire cfl 4 =t country cast of the Rockies s — Weathe otti from reach- it was obtain and Th " | Automatic items your 1 Cellar creased its light cruisers to which the American navy has o of | three, all of doubtful value. X In addition capital shops. far secretary’s contingent program (he | cluded six scout cruisers, eight m o mers | 1aving cruisers, six fleet submarin and bumped | four airpldne rriers, and ot auxiliary ecraft. SCHOONER HELPLESS Spanish who 76 agai isted ohservance e stores les Benjamin - news i ssed bheen f to pass be- ot sue two sl their but Is agged tegether, to either ship use of the . “ause cxpenditures, Hard Hit tor Coal. Barely enough coal to throuzh ! tomorrow is in the bins the Con necticut Metal and Chemical company in East Berlin. Shipments have been very irregular and what coal has been used been received from locs! with today” relief can be expected. The ment of fuel oil is running low. ing it imperative that a supply of coal be received at ogce if operation be continued Bast Berlin Items, | E.P.BURNS dent, is visiting friends in | PLUMBE Orient. outhound from reperted by the Come in and let last of us dell you how a with this bank will - \‘!‘m\ here ecking acconnt Vi ,.mu help you. S e i Schooner “Terra Nova™ Bal the Storm is T nd pr run the snow high able an cars to storm and the ef- the ! sub- | Drainer but Helpless Condition With After Washington, March 6.—While of th source: he nof storm which swept Storm, two days out the north- slowly be to mak- west was passing out Halifax, March 6 austed struggle mountaino| cas biting bliz: d and ice fiel that balked attempts to make the pe which were destined U the 132 ton schoon| Sevilic, Spain, f reached Barrin southwest coal The schoon helpless conditid a small steamy It Will keep your celiar frec THE PLAINVILLE TRUST PLAINVILLE, CONN. Hours.— or oil their azainst bheing observed enforced day of rest. Tiut few of those employed in fac tories and offices in New Britain and L3} elsewhere appeared at the depot and | former v trolley stations this morning at the | town over usual time and those who did were The usual obliged to rcturn home Not many | held here vediel between Keonsing- It the weather ton and and fewer still be- | class will be held tween Be:lin and t Berlin, Athletic hall enerally of water, as an is to they of from ST S is being | ton Passage on the of Nova Scotia today was drifting in a picked by bureau (N cold robibly far several days Iy after Monday The full force of the storm felt today in New Kngland. a cold wave being forecast for tonight in Tthode the cast said th continue gradual Spanish crew wave would the week-end. Al inicKing church services tomorrow First Terra Nova, (Continued Page) will he nking 9 turned into were small were miniature ed, col streams in their soon race were outlymg ters mill lars the A om. to 3 Saturdays. L0 permits, P clo Monday evening dancing | in m., oxccpl' MA flooded. sections overflowed 9 a. m. 12 m., 7 p. m. to of when np Those who ventured on the trips report Mr. and Mrs.,Douglas Erichson re- 9 p. m, Saturdays. Dan ks, roids wnd, mainland were washed