New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 9, 1920, Page 7

EEEEEEEE WONEN'S WHITE SHOES FOR SUMMER THAT ARE CONSIDER STYLE BEST SATISIIED IF YOU S WHITE PUMPS of ca s, and white Cuban heels, WHITE hite soles, BUCKSKIN and Cuban WHITE PUMPS of THE 16 and DO, $1. CORRECT WHITE 12 20 button m] $1.0 =] =) O} = O} A BARGAIN nvas with for $6.50 Pair. PUMPS heels, stylish and smart, for white Reign hand turn soles and Louls heels, for $6.50 pair. GLOVES FOR THE GIRL GRADUATE SPFCJAL — White CafivAs Oxfords, with white ON lengths for 8 $1.50, $2.00, $2.25 and $3.00 pair. MEN’'S TOP COATS IN AUTO DEPT. FOR THE FELLOWS who want NEW BRITAIN DAIL AND QUALITY, WITH VARIETY ECT YOUTT WHIT TAKE NOTE white ivory $8. finished with cloth, with S in all lengths, .00 to $7.50 pair. priced [®] price when you consider the manufacturers asked $22 @ They are in tan color and a big MEN'S DUSTER! lso bargains. and grey, at $11.50 and $16.50, MEN'S OUTERALL SUITS, @) O] sl HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY RECEIVING ALL DRY value for each Linen color lucky cotton a dressy oy WHITE OXFORDS of Reign cloth, with white Cuban and COLONIAL ONE EYE turn soles, and Louis heels priced, $7.50 pair. soles and Cuban hee in this way White Silk Gloves, 2-clasp, 12 and 16 button lengths, purchaser. Dusters at § tan and blue, $4.00, $4.25, $4.75 and $5. FOHR NEW BRITAIN YOU CAN GOODS PURCHASED OF US. FOOR CHOICE FOOTWEAR OF THE T turn soles, and Louis and serviceable cravenetted Coat at a small Our price while the lot lasts, only $15.98. FEEEEEElEEEErEEEEEEEEEEEE PIAINVILLE NEWS. 21 JUNE WEDDINGS AND YOU WILL BE US. military heels, $6.50, $7.50 and S of white canves with hand heels, priced $8.50 pair. T TIES of white canvas with hand . $6.00 Pair. Two clasp Kid, also others in 1.98 to $6.75 each. Mohair in tan 25 Each. DEPEND ON PROMPTLY . fi]@@ @EIEI@E]EI@@@@EE@@@EE@E@E@@@% RLIN NEWS e — DODD AGAIN HEALS | INPROVEMENT ASSD. Entire Staff of Officers Re-elected at Annual Meeting REPAIR SIDEWALKS Balance 10 I'reasurer of $800 Reports —A. P. G. Girls' Team Wins From | Britain Nino—Funcral of HuL New William annual meeting of the Borlin Improvement evening at hall. President {ded and heard committees were dent 1. The Village held last Berlin Town . Dodd trom standing for the ensuing s follows: Pre Dodd; vice-president gecretary and treasurer Welden. All have »f the society for several ‘Dodd and Mr. Welden the association nce | ind muth nunity Following the matter ton Ridge brought up I'he members & walks nced paired ald greater ridge gociety repaired treasurer ton has that amount wo penses of hav street repaired Girls rly Georg reports Officers | re-elected George F Deming; Charles M. oMcers years. Mr have been with towurd pre vear served as anization have done com- welfare the of sidewaiks voted election of officer the Worthing repaired w favorabi the i s wre badly they are re- present time they from ruin T¢ the sidewalk on the asphalt and @e the walks can be reasoniuble The that the organiza- the ind ex- the having on that on Berlin et in of repalr at the wnd it part made feels at a reported $£500 in saved of of that " is woth sides of Win baseball Ame the Game, \m Paper ame The senting plant, season | ,defeatin Krogut The battery Vitkosky and | Inning with the the lead, Mi Miss Rokosky the pitchers' box und New Britainites but &wo runs during the remainder of the me. The ursday grounds play next ¥afnir team Golon will the Committee A meeting of (he July 4 night at 4 Grammar pointed mittee or sub persons intere requested be en present outlook, the Ahat the celebrution, will be best o p Kensington '‘n m, years. nder waldto sceure a large repre Goods of the Mary's field fean first the by a yed Amer ory n core the Ic kosk American Stell elln for was Misses In the fourth Hoslery in Golon ed n allowed the 't local team will practice h at The A. }.. G Tuesday Miss riin fair esening ugninst Vitkosky batte the ind Miss be " to Meet celebration 8 wi o'clock in tt wehool Al ) 1 1] com ent From committec to werve on mmittees, us ted this « hand ir e the feels | | McAboy | day | Cummings plans will be announced following the meeting this evening. Danicllo Fallo, The funeral of Danie Swamp Road. Kensingto at the New Britain morning. was held Catholl . Brennan, pastor ment was in St Brotherhood Me he Men's Brotherhood from officia sington Congregational church held meeting last evening in parlors. As the session the public, a large Following a business me Corbin, a local techn spoke on Englanc oped Water Resour Funcral of Willian The funeral of William held from his late morninz at 10:30 ment in the Maple Lane Rev zen, Kensing will officiate Sisters to Leay Sisters Aurelia and Vincent's hospital, Erie the past week have been Postmaster and Mrs. Wil gan of Kensington, will 1 row for Boston, where several hospitals. after will return to Erie Police Court i, A police court session tonight when Carl race place, Hartford, w raigned before Judge Geo ock hospital church this morning number home pastor egational Isabel they Martensen llo n, Fallo of who died Monday Paul's Rev. J, Inter- n St ting, Mary's new cemet of the Ken- “ the church wus open ta attended eting, David ical writer Undevel- n - HillL Hill will be tomorrow with inter- » cemetery of the church, e of St Pa., who for visiting with liam W. Fa- eave tomor- will visit which they zht. will be held of Ter- il be ar- rge G. Gris- wold on a charge of wperating an au- tomobile while unfer lquor torney Melisk, cafe, will of misconduct laws. He will be torney Joseph G. Wood Trias of Hartford will charge of misconduct Berlin Trems. The annual meeting en's Ald society of the gational church was at 3 o'clock at the Albert mana be A. Greenb r of violati represe and BT afternoon N. H. Minor Mrs. W. F. Ruth, of New Mr. ahd Mrs. James W Worthington Rid Mrs of Mrs. Woodruff Home on McAboy, of Kensington in the navy 14 years, is sp furlough at the hor McAboy has been longer than any other During the nt v overseas on a submarine. Kensington 1t Hartford Prayt session Sunc of Mr Mrs Kensington road st Berlin m Compto. York, n ar a niece of w Harry son mother ice The hold a the home lins of & and TH Parents 1 hold their Thur K last evenin Hub! the chi o'clo in the ercises by he the rooms xhibition of will be part of tainment. All members p this in mind time Dr New to wd and Mrs Haven Adolph arrived here short w My nd o visit V'8 parents zht is con street | Thomas Kn home on o Cummings Souihing residents of this place, upon friends about tows He will be represented by the Kilby arraigned on ented of evening influence of At- Benny Housa rge liquor by At- lLoretta answer a e the ¢ on of the Wom- Berlin Con- held this the home of 'd daughter, ing with oodrury of Comptc s mpton i Furlongh, Mrs. Mary ho has been ending a 15- of his in the serv- * Berlin he me boy served 1< hand 1fternoon Harry Col- will ssociation ting of June 10, at wrd school children and 1d work enter- rd to present at the n's are be of ening Ben- Ben- Benson ith D < Sven \fined to his iliness Miss Edna ton, former #Kere calling Aesterday. Springfield is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Holigan for the V. Read visited her mother, Mrs. E. G. Hazelwood of West Crom- well, yesterday. The final examinations will be hela at the Hubbard school next week. There are but two school. Charles Fiske and family will move to Berlin some time during the latter part of the month All work on the new highway tween Berlin and East Beriin standstll. The delay is bringing much criticism the road wretched condition, having little or no repair this spring A number from her are planning to attend the Wesleyan commence- ment exercises in Middlctown, The Camp Fire uirls met at home of Mrs. William Dunce evening solving Labor Question. question of '8 enough for the brickyards this sum- is being partly =olved by the in- of college students seeking jobs for the summer vacation The ma- Jority of the men applyving for work are those who are working their way through school is at the resent time a r market for their bor. A number of Berke Divinity school students have applied for work during the vacation period ROWDIES T0 RESCUE York Gangsters Seek Girl's As- be- at a forth is in had but is as the last The labor mer flux secur ey New sailant—U tified Man Gives June 9.—Scores of re- formed criminale. including several murderers and gangsters, were aiding the police today in search for *t only man who cver failed to make good” after being befriended Ellis, social worker, known Bowery Caruaso”, who more than 7,000 “down to return to honest living. iun. the 12-vear-old daughter of slum missionary, is in a hospital with injuries suffered last night in a desperate le with this unnamed man. who beat her into un inz the absence of her Fourteen scalp wounds and brui the little to the pl defend herself by Geor “the has and the is serious stry onsciousness du parer numerous body testily mades to ruffian, Recently Mr of clothes the man, who just been leased from prison and wha had be >d into the Ellis home a ruest girl's she i the Ellis hn ht and secured a had a position " wel- HUGE METFOR FALLS. Skics and Lands zec, Oklahoma, ligee, Okla June 9.—A fell near h ghting he =kies over stern st Drops From Ol Near Ykm meteor huge aftc e last night \ south- u 4 et eported hat © the within u few d was of ulsa sed wred to of the wier por- olor fol- tail. report rated ther ind during fow the fall the sKy d with a hlue greef flash Smith, an astronomic author- Muskogee, safd he believed the s throwy off from a de- planet th over ty m be hundred carth tior he e the lower and As it g . carth bu -shaped the ated, into four | mass of ey remained to the last southern ris, n was ligh C.oR t At metcor W stroyed Mars, 1] ) 0 1 53 ] 5 ) 5 5 5 6 5 5 ) ) 1 ) 5 ) ) ) ) ) ) ) () ) ) B W) B ) ) ) W) ) weeks more Ol' | becca O'Leary of ARE PERFORMED Ryder-0’'Leary and Bradiey- Currie Nuptials Today CATHOLIC CLUB OUTING Lake | asked to be present. Annual Event Held at Com- pounce With Large Attendance— Christian Endeavor Rally Will Be Held Here Friday—Briefs, The of Mrs Maple weddir Alice street, : of Harold Ryder, son | J. w Ivder of 36 Plainville, to Miss Re- Southington took place in the rectory of St. Joseph's church in Southington at 10 o'clock this morning. The Rev. William Do- lan performed the ceremon The couple was attended by Miss Lillian O'Leary, a sister of the bride, and Ed- ward Barrows, a cousin of the bride. After a short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Ryder will live in New Haven. Bradley-Curric. wedding took S o'clock *A quiet morning at place this at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Currie of 199 d street, when their daughte Mildred, w: married to J. Gor- Bradley Judd Donnelly and Anna Chanda, both of New Brit- attended the couple. After a trip to Niagara Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Bradley will reside in Painville. Mr. Bradley will reside in Plainville. Mr. ain Machine plant. Plan C. E. Rally. o At the Plainville Congregational church chapel Friday evening at 8 o'clock, the third quarterly rally of the New Britain Christian Endeavor union will be held. The devotional service will be led by Rev. John L. Davis of the Methodist church, New Britain, and the address of welcome be given by the Rev. William Ross, pastor of the TFirst Baptist church of New Britain. There will be special music, a roll call and business relating to the society will be dis- cussed. The awarding of a banner to the union will be held, followed by a sqeial Jiour. The program is: Praise service, led by the presi nt; devo- tional service, the Rev. John L. Davis; music: business discussion; roll call offering; address, by the Rev. Wil- liam Ross: hymn: the awardina of the banner: benediction; social hoyr. A cordial invitation is ex(cndedén all. especially to the yvoung people ft- tending the other churches of Plgin=® ville. Catholic Club Outing. banquet, reception and dance Young Men's Catholic club o Forestville and Bristol ‘was night at Lake Compounce and was the first since the beginning of the World war. A large delegation from Plainville was present and dur- ing the banquet a silent toast was of- fered to those who have died. Among them w: the Rev. H. T. Walsh, P. H. Condon, Rev. T. J. McKenna, F. P. Kennedy, Joseph Cosgrove, Stephen Cosgrove, John Bowen, Hugh V. Mac- Donald, eph Cawley and Leo Prior, all of Plainville. tev. Leo Sullivan gave several interesting talks. Spe- cial cars were chartered for the mem- The of the Plainville, held last nville Population Increase. report of the census takers for the town of Plainville shows there to be a population of 4,100 at the pres- ent time. Comparing this to the one of which was 2,852, shows an increase of 1 Charles I*. Conlon of this town and Joseph E. Sturgess of New Britain acted as c®nsus tak ers which covered a period of 10 days to complete the work. The area of the town in 1910 showed 6,020 acres. At the present time these fizures are far below the w as the town has grown to a great extent during the past 10 years The rate of taxation at that time was 19 mil Ladies’ Aid Meet. There will be a meeting tomorrow afternoon of the Ladies’ Aid society the Advent church at the home of Coombs of 174 Black Rock ave- of Mo ! closed | Red Stone hill for the summer. HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1920. nue, New Britain, at 2 o'clock. Al | members are requested to be present as the meeting is a special one and calls for the attention of all inter- ested. Women's 9 Auxiliary 3 o'clock tomorrow Women's auxiliary of church will hold a meeting al the home of Mr: Walter Seymour of West Main street. The auxiliary is composed of the women of the par- ish. After business pertaining to the society is held a social will follow. Tea will be served. All members are At the Bricf Ytems, all of the merchants their stores at 12:30 this noon in accordance with their uminer schedule of closing noon on Wed- nesdays. This will continue until September. The Sund school committeo the Congregational church held food sale in the church parlors afternoon. Mi: Marie Rollett of Yonkers, Y., is spending a short time visiting at the home of Merritt O. Ryder on Maple street. Mr. and Mrs. M. Cutting of South | Paris, Me., are the guests of Harold Cutting, their son, of Fox street. Thes will remain about two weeks. | Mr. and Mrs. Smeeton of New York have rented the Stevenson cottage on Practically at of a this | If you want quality seed, plant Rackliffe's bulk seeds.—Advt. GERMAN ELECTIONS. ve 160 Mcem- Votes Cast. New Reichstag W 9,0 Berlin, June 9.—Including the dep- uties from plebiscite districts who retain their national assembly man- | dates in the new reichstag, the lat- ter body will consist of 460 members. Latest figures show that 25,719,067 votes were polled during the elections. Indications received from all parts | of the country show, according to experts that the reichstag seats will | be apportioned as follows among the | various parties | Majority socialists 110, centerists | democrats 45, Christian federal- | ists 21, German nationalists 65, Ger- | man people’s party 61, independent socialists 80, communists 2, Bavar- | jan pcasants party 4, guelphists 5. bers—: DESTROYER SATTERLEE | BRBEAKS SPEED MARK Rockland, Me., June 9.—The tor- pedo hoat destrover Satterlee broke all American records for speed lves- in her standardization trials port, when she made a mile at the rate of 38.257 knots an hour. The best previous record of 37.04 knots was held by the destrovers Dent and Wickes. ———— . . i Farm Fencing is Scarce We have received a small part of our order. OCome early if you want it. Also a few rolls of barb wire. ' Plumbing, Heating, Tinning, OCar- penters. Builders, Contrac- s, 7 Carpenters, Plumbers, 7 Laborers, 2 Concrete Finishers, 1 Tin- f smit, 1 WS Growing. There’s a Reason. SERVICEN SPEED. ACCURACY. HNBADWARE. The PlainWle Eng. and Supply S LIVERTROUBLE Dull pains in the back, often under the shoulder blades, poor digestion, heartburn, flatulency, aour risings, . < sy e Lo you should take 2 They correct all tendency to liver trouble, relieve the most stubborm cases, and give strength and tone to liver, stomach and bowels. Purely vegetable. _Plain or Sugar Coated. 80 YEARS® CONTINUOUS SALE PROVES THEIR MERIT. _ Dr. J. B. Schenck & Son, Philadelphis | been | near Yale Rowing Crew Loses No. 6 Man 9 Yale! for Gales Ferry, N lLawrence, rowir second varsity several days on ed hand. irt will row in stead. The Thames w smooth today's morning practic The varsity will have a time trial on the afternoon tide. Conn., at No. eight will be ccount of an June 6 in out his for NIP BLACKMATIL PrLOT. Chemical Comp: May Be Tool of Gang. Mich., June 9.—Opera- Dow Chemical Lelieve they nipped a $1,906,000 blackmail plot when they arrested “harles hermerhorn Monday night, eclaring t the man admitted wr ing lette mandir money fr he company. The money w to have left at a pine tree in a Lake Station, 50 miles we here. Officials of the company, plac- ing a faise package in a can, s tioned men iard, and Schermer- horn was arrested at the foot of the tree. It was said that in August, {he company received a letter manding $600. In October of the same year the benzol plant blew up, killing one man, injuring several and entailing heavy loss the con- cern. In November the company re- ceived another letter demanding $4,000. Schermerhorn when arrested mitted writing three letters. Dow Midiand, tives of the comy a 1916, de- to ad- infect- | first | Prisoner | ny | | HE BOUGHT IN CA New York, J] taken hefore S ay in the wil ell brougl , who chs niental inconp It was broyl known along t} “Bobby" Fennd putting a $5 his coat and { girl in a cabard When the Unil war Fennell e in action on will, dated Fel his W from living apart fd his joining the HEADS T Medford, M pointmment of E. Cousens of manent presid was announce trustees today. Herman Carey siened last yes of the class off FISHING Sydney, N. Brennan, 14, tal here yester) resuit of tryin which his frie| of the Nova S in a German d rod was filled detonated whe it together, ac THE INFLUENC THE MOVI «| or two ago I went to see Constance . In back of me two women were dred different subjects. to see such wom shown only i=ié movits®* And finally: furnitass J&jour own P ft first that irritated me—but I soon got ove it cortainly is true the movies are awakenin »preciation decorators of better furpiture. And then are spending hours and the sereen what you can do with your home. realize large lctters on the screen. it so forcibly because it is not called to But, if you think for a minute you cannot period furniture right here at home, you prob this store lately. Of course, you will not find hundreds of p elahorate and ornate, but you will find the fine made in the best furniture factories will fit your home well. Come in and see for yourself. You will always be come as often as you like. forrm Bowe Stay as lon -For. VV’Q} & k. nen’s ‘and Children’s Easiest to Use A Dauber.$ -atthched 1o cach Stapper SPRACTICAIELCONOMY, Hon divded 1101 \ D G tRicTion ROl FOR ALCBIAGK SHOESHB