New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1920, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY ‘HERALD; WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1920. 1@@&##6@@@@@#@@@#@#%& SHBHBETBSSIBLVVLTVLELE ; PLAINVILLE NEWS. THE BOYS IN THE OTHER CAR £ MAY NOT TRANSFER PLAINVILLE PLANT AINT THAT BEAUTI FUL ? TS GoT THE ANVIL CHRORLS KNOCKED coLD LISTEN ! SH—SH—5H"- WwWELL — WwWHADA YOH A MHILE WiLL YOR? % Our Spring Exhibition Days For Newest in Millinery Beoe PR GEBEEPFOBBDS INTRODUCING THE LATEST AND MOST ENCHANTING MODES. IN SUCH VARIETY TOO. THAT CHOICE 1S ALMOST BEWILDERING. EACH AND EVERY MODEL HAS AN APPEAL DIS- TINCTLY ITS OWN. THE BRIMS ARE OF LISERE STRAW — OFTEN IN A BRDWN TONE. WHILE CROWNS ARE OF RIBBED SILK TAFI'ETA OR.FANCY BRAID. Others just as bewitching are Cellephane and Cire effccts. Chic back tilted bmll)l'\ and roll brim Hats of ‘Milan. Anyone of them deserving a place in your new outfit. Flowers, feathers and ribbons are employed in many novel ways as trimmings. Any. of our interesting Millinery interpretations are certain to add enviable smartness ot New Spring Costumes. We invite you (o come seec them. h e daosed Radiant New Raiment for Spring YOU KNOW THAT IN MATTERS PERTAINING TO APPAREL, THAT THE MODES SHOWN ¥ HERE ARF ABSOLUTELY AUTHENTIC. OUR COLLECTION OF STYLES ON THESE EXHIBITION DAYS WILL STRENGTHEN YOUR CONFIDENCE OF OUR ABILITY TO OFFER THE BEST The Coats. Suits and Frocks, as well as other articlcs of smart attire, we now prescnt, represent the choicest interpretations of their individual models. They are novel. different and uncommonly attractive. She who selects from our Spring display is assured of quality and style. R The Needed Dress Accessaries Shoes, for instance, arc shows in the very latestwand best, styles. Gloves, Veils. Hosiery, Lingerie. Neckwear. Handbags and Novelty Jewelry all offered in the newest ideas of the ' Fashion. authoifles‘ Whatever woman wants to add to attractiveness is_shown at its ‘best on our ring Exhibition Day WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 10th, :11th, 12th, @#fifi##fi#&## HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY FOR NEW BRITAIN YOU CAN DEPEND ON PRODmY RECEIVING ALD DRY GOODS PURCHASED OF US. LoRoteRoteg o datagotapatetatotototetofofetorotogetetotolotofo T T T T T Y Xy P BERLIIV NE ws first, a lady’s bar 'D:n;s:l?:'ee(;rgumiotz‘; Gl (llioln\i.l;"l?‘u lu-m~ box; Miss Agnes Corr. second. a |} ;, Mis s . er home by illness. I I lady’s ivory comb. Similar whists tl LE SIEKNESS 1\”" be held at the club rooms every | . 1138 Bertha Hanford resumed ner & @@@@@@@@fi@-@@@-Iéi-@fié@&@fi@@@@@@@fi@@@%@fi@fi@@@i’z‘:@ B ! Gabriel Karain first, a gentleman's her home in Becklevs t : smoking set: Mrs. William Binardo, | time. o & ishare Tuesday evening until April 6 at duties at the Hartford office of the : which time a prize will be given to | onnecticut Temperance Union today 2 to Plainville center vesterday and the | the person having the largest num- | 2fter several wecks' iliness. ars are ag: e r PR i ber of goints. A The Ladies’ Aid society of the| 2 i s . cti Kensington Methodist church will 4 peculat- | meet at the church parsonage tomor- ing it was stated this morning at one | TOW afternoon at 3 o'clock for the Medical Officer Gives Town Glflflfl?l" the prominent brokerage houses | annual clection o P and the in New Britain The German transaction of other important bus- 3 seems be he arg of he ness. dollars has been invested by Berlin , sister in New aven for a few days. residents in the German mark. The = CLEARING TROLLEY TRACKS \ P oSsentDiless ranee FromE '© BUFFALO HERDED WITH CATTLE 7 Manhattan, Kan., March 10.—Two e L_‘)C"‘:I-::i;:‘tm gfln‘:;::fl e American buffalo were received Mg, AN D R&)SIIIYIL. Munson is improved. according to a Py Dan Casemer for Juniatta farm. four miles north of the statement issued at the New Britain : ; Br: s Soon as P le—Mr'=, ! town. The 1s ' aflic as as Possible—Mrs. |}, 5hita) this morninz. lLast night it nimals came J fromigthe AN i Trinchero ranch near Fort Garland, arles was not thought that she could live | Col. They will be used for breeding | through the night. She has been A et ; Prizés at T. A. B. Whist—Briefs. | suffering several weeks with pleuro- | pupen of They:_are:betdpd 'with a | pneumonia. bunch of young steers at present. ‘icry little sickness now exists in! May Dispose of Wood. Berlin, Health Officer R. M. Griswold | qp. ¢ } € n e timber from the wrecked 1,000 lbs of Splendid Shor stated this morning. The influenzs | byildings on the Berlin fair grounds = b epidemic which was prevalent a few | may be disposed of soon it was { £ 12 stated 2¢ weeks ago has practically died Out.|this morning. The buildings are so Haddock 12c Ib. Wipat sw‘kness dt_}eb exist is Clafiml':\l badly damaged that it is considered | as an ailment 'Wwo cases of scarlet | almost impossible to rebuild them j fever in the Kust Berlin district have | from the material in its present con- 1,000 Ibs of Boston Blue new been released from quarantine, | dition. As soon as teams can reach teaving the town free from con-|the wreckage, the lumber will be | Whole Fish 12¢ 1b. tagious disease. It was thought v |sold. What the plans of the Con- many when influenza first appear necticut Agricultural sociéty are, this year that it would make its in- | relafive to reconstruction cannot be 8 s e e e i e 5000 1bs of fancy Rockport Kensington was hard hit last vear, |fall it is probable that the buildings T o= But so far as can be learned the “fin” [ Will be rebuilt this summer. Cod, Not Frozen 25c Ib. did not concentrate its force“n th, Electrics Used on Brauch. Mistricts any more than it did in an Owing to the delayvs occasioned by K grher part of the town during the '1"‘3 use of the steam trains it has| 500 lbs of Penobscot past season. Influenza fatalities this ’1““ found necessary to run the year were few. the disease not beinz | SI€CLCS on the evening trips so that | pjy, mon 30¢ B e a5 lantvea:r the faetory ‘commuters may reach 'l‘l er Sal n 30c lb. s e ol o their homes in time to return for the c sines, - - - | morning trip. Hitherto it' has .meant s of S i The Connécticut company had "2 4from half 'an hour to’two hours’ wait 1,000 1bs of Eastern White large force of men at work mear- the | before: the train:left the: junttion for 5 = ' Yensington - bridgé’ this mpriinz:con- | Middletown. . The - locomotive has | HAalibut 35¢ 1b thuing the work ‘of opening ‘the.line |.to be:turned on the turntable and in 10 Berlin. “Yesterday the tracks were [ addition to this considerable switch- opened to trafic from the foot of |inZ has been mecessarv, all of which Sand Bank hill as far as the Berlin | has used up precious minutes much fepot. AL 10 o'clock this morning | to the annovance of the commuters. the working crew had reached the}The change to clectrics has been wel- Berlin garage. At this point the men | comed. f will encounter one of the worst spots East ‘Berlin Ttems. along the cntirc line. as water which | The fourth entertainment in the 500 lbs of Gilt Edge Block Vacked ‘up over the rails is frozen to | L-¥ceum course of lectures will be | n at Athletic hall this evening | ISland Mackerel 30c¢ 1b. \(hen the “Sunshine Girls” will pre- sent a musicale. R. O. Clark had a gang of men i Bay German Marks, e { Many Berlin people are Connecticut Company to Munson Critically fll— 500 Ibs of FFat Newfound- land Herring 12¢ 1b. A gdepth of nearly a foot. From the present appearance of Berlin street, it will take several days to open the short stretch from Woodruff's store ; at work co-operating with the town to the end of.the line. Ice and or scraping the East Berlin road today. 5 1o % deptn of several inches cover the | 1 s reared that the meltinz snow | Butterfish 30¢ Ib. andainssome pAccsEnow will halt trafic and the move today rifted over the tracks more than a | c.q 1o remoVe, as much of the snow deep. .This,: mixed- with slush, | o5 pousible; to prevent. subh a condi rozen hard. - It is expected, how- | tion. at commuters will be enabled | Coal was delivered to thée Hubbard the foot of Damon's hill by | sehool 2 R o clare T | Large Eels, | 300 Ibs of Fat Cape Cod ! i i Butterfish, Cod Cheeks, vesterday 5 3 Smelts, Round, No cars have reached Ber-|has been found necessary several |y s T 5 st Friday night. The car | times to close the school owins to the | Little Neck and Steaming een stalled at the foot of | lack of coal. Mr. Clark’s action has I will he released today.|becn greatly appreciated. Clams and Oysters. er has keen -standing| The regular weekly prayer meet- he car every day. being|ing of the Methodist church will be the evening by another | held in the church parlors tomorrow | evening. n found necessary to Berlin Briefs. on the car at all times| The condition of Walter Atwater vill carry off windows. [ is reported as beinz much improved - Il movable equipment if | this morning. given pportunity. This has been A YNew Britin jitn operated be- shown Wi past vears as much miate- | tween here and New -Britain yester- rial has'been stolen from abandoned | day afternoon and did quite a zood ° cgrs, especially in times of a storm business it was reported. | Prizes Awarded at Whist. - Programs for the concert to he ls al e © At _the whist held by the Kensing- | given at the Berlin Congregational fton Y. M. T. A. & B. society last | church Friday evening are being dis- i U. will hold a regular meeting Fri- ening in their reom prizes were ' fributed. New Britain Concern Has Not Yet Exercised Option Right OPTION ALONE 1S HELD Reported - Sale to Hardware City Manufacturing Company May Never Materialize—Minster Given Surprise Party—Foresters Initiate. The Elm City Brass and Rivet Co. of this town, which was reported sold about two weeks ago to the Hardware | Cty Manufacturing company of New | Britain, has not vet been transferred | to-the latter company, stockholders | of the ¢ompany stated this morning. A. H. Condell said that the New | Britain company simply holds a 90 day option on the property and it is | uncertain as to whether or not the | company will exercise its right. There was no meeting of the stock- holders of the company and it is im- possible to sell assets legally without the approval of the stockholders at a regularly conducted meeting. Surprise New Minister. Rev. George E. Tvler, the recently appointed pastor of the Advent Chris- tian church, was pleasantly surprised last evening at his home by a number of members of the church and their It was the oceasion of Rev. vier's birthday. About 80 guests were present from Bristol, New Brit- & Hartford and this town Rev. liam J. Denton of New Haven, former pastor of the church, was among the guests. Refreshments were served. Mr. Tyler received several gifts, among them a sum of money in gold. 5 F. of A, Initiation. Court General Lawton, Faresters of America. held a meeting last evening in their new club rooms in Odd Fel- lows’ block. A class of candidates was initiated and reports were received on the progress of the membership cam- paign. The officers af the court are of the opinion that the campaign is progressing satisfactorily. It will close on or about April 1 Trolleys Run Again. The Bristol and Plainville Tramway company opened its line all the way cars are again running an the regular -minute schedule. The Connecticut company's cars began making the trip to Lazy lane yesterday afternoon aft- er pending operations on that line three davs. The thaw aided fo a extent in opening the line to Southinzion. The tracks on the Southington line are dbove the ground like the steam road rails, and the ics thawed very quickly. Republican Caucus. The republican caucus will be held in the court room at the town hall to- morrow evening at 8 o'clock to elect delegates to the state convention to be Held in New Haven on March 23 and 24. to elect representatives to the re- publican natfonal convention and to appoint a state central committee. A chairman of the town committee will also be chosen for two vears. Edwin H. Hills is the present chairman. Local Thespians Appear Miss Georgiana Booth and Clarence Anderson of this town, are appearing | in “Oh, Oh, Cindy.’ being presented in New Britain under the auspices of the Masonic lodges. Miss Booth ap- pears as a ballet dancer and Mr. An- derson is one of the three bears in a vaudeville sketch. Miss Booth has become well known in this section for her ability as a toe dancer. Mr. An- derson is making his initial appear- ance in amatcur theatricals. Thaw Floods Streets The thaw which began vesterday has flooded the streets in the center ‘of the town and has made walking | anythinz but a pleasure to pedes- trians. The drains on the streets are clogged up by collection of ice, snow and refuse. During the storm the se- lectmen hired men to clear away the ice from the drains but they have be- come clogged up since that time. Residents of East street and other ! streets in the eastern end of the town complain that the condition of East street is worse than any other street | in ‘town. From’ the appearance of the streets it is apparent that the storm will cost the town of Plainville a considerable sum of money for re-' pairs and improvements this spring when the roads will have to be. cleaned and scraped. Elias Preston . Funeral services for Elias Preston, who died Monday at the Hartford hospital. were held vesterday after- noon at the W. A. Bailey Undertaking rarlors. The body was placed in the receiving vault in West cenfetery. Mr. Preston, although a vesident of Forestville at the time of his death, was well known here, having lived here for many W. C. Meeting. The local branch of the W. C. T. day afternoon at 3 o’'clock at the home of Mrs. Kavanaugh of Whiting street. The subject for discussion will be, “Dr. Grenfell's Work in | Labrador.” i Women's Auxillary Annual. The Women's Auxiliary of the Church of Our Saviour will hold its annual meeting tomorrow evening at 7:45 o'clock at the rectory. There will be a discussion concerning the organization of a branch of the Church Service lcague. Receive Reports Tonight. The committee in charge of the campaign to raise the debt of the Methodist Episcopal church will hold a meeting this eveninz and will re- ceive. the latest reports on the pro- gress of the drive. The last repoct { quoted; { bowever, and will be sold when the | i headquarters told how the KNOwW CHRISTOPHER ERT reach $1,000. Bricf Items. Miss Marcella Coughlin is confined to her home on Bank street with an ! attack of grip. | William Cosgrove has resigned his position at the Standard Steel and | Bearings plant and has removed his | family to Waterbury. | Samuel MecGibbon has reflgned’ from the employ of the Bristol Manufacturing company. C. W. Root is confined to his home on Park street by iliness. The Lenten Mission Study class will meet this evening at 7:30 o'cloc at the Episcopal church. 1 total this evening will very nearlyi | | There will be Stations of the Cross | at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock. O’Connor’s Statement. Bdjtor Herald: The undersigned read in vour | issue of last evening’s Herald in the | Plainville news that it was reported | that the Aidridge block had been sold, that is the part owned by the children of the late William Alderige, and if your reporter cared to get his | right bearings working correctly he ! would not accept his news from | a Plainville Real Estate man, who | has put himself in the way of being | refused any information from thess | saime children when he has tried to | zet the property out of the hands of the writer, and who has without bL given the incorrect information to many people. as well as your re- porter. [ wish to state as being duly ap- pointed trustee of the obove estate. that there is no ground for any such statement, nor is there any person, or persons trying to purchase the above propertv. or even attempted to negotiate for same during the past three months, especially at the price the Plainville real estate agent has the property is for sale asking price is paid and not until | then. Plainville is a zrowing town, and the Aldriddge block is not on the knock down price list, but -is =row- ing in price like the town is grow- | ing in size. | T. W. O'Connor, Acting for the Heirs Stated Above. PUPIL COURT FOR SCHOOLS. Teachers May Reprimand the Erring: Tribunal Passes Sentence. Bvansville, Ind., March® 10.—No longer will the harsh reprimand of the Evansville public school teacher be accompanied by a sentence to do penance. There will be a court to attend to that phase of it, if the plans ! of John O. Chewning, principal of the Evansville High school. are adopted at this school term. The judge. jury and attendants of the court that will mete out justice to the erring school- bovs will be fellow-pupils, appointed by the school board and the High school principal. This will be the first court of iis kind in Indiana and will have entire jurisdiction over students of the 10th 11th and 12th grades. WALKING BAR CLOSED Police Trap Overcoat Wearer Who Had Good Liquor Business Canton Ohio, March 10.—After ! three futile visits to the soft dérink’ saloon of Samn Rappaport, police and federal agents. who had watched the place for weeks. searched all patrons as they left. Then the source of the liquor supply was discovered in an army overcc worn by John Rodin. Rodin at police scheme worked. Custome: after inquiring if liquor was obtainable, were directed to Rodin, who mingled with patrons and dispensed liquor from a bottle concealed in his coat Then the cus- tomer paid either the _bartender or WHATJSA GIT SALT SHAKERS FOR? AWRIGHT SHOOT TH’ DiMmE — BOTTLES INM THE SOITTASE USEDR Cincinnati.—Because he ran after autos and barked at the wheels, the bull terrior shown in the above pic- ture must now spend two hours each day with his left paw in hot lotion. His foot was crushed and is now heal- ing after two months of this daily treagment at a dog hospital, West part of city: will sell on 10 per cent. basis. fanrily house in any other sect ion. J. HOCHMAN, TERRIER TAKES HIS PUNISHMENT FOR SALE—Three-Tenement House Costs less than two- Small cash payment takes it., AT 278 MAIN STREHET FRESH GROUND HAMBURG ...... PURE COCOA FANCY ONIONS ........ GEM NUT MARGARINE FANCY SHORE HADDOCK FRESH SLICED STEAK COD Fancy Smelts .. 1b 22¢ Fancy ‘Mackerel 1b 22¢ Fresh Herring :. b 12¢ Sliced Salmon .. 1b 16¢ Red Salmon Boston Blue Halibut . Salt Cod . .. can 38¢ Herring Thursday and Fridéy Specials 1b 18¢ FRESH CUT PORK CHOPS ............. 1b 30c LEAN POT ROAST BEEF ............... Ib 16c 23¢ Tc 32¢ .12¢ 25¢ 1b 16¢ 65¢ 25¢ 25¢ b 8¢