New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1920, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAlLY HERALD. MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1020, PEEEEEEEEEEEE TR R EEEE EEEEEEE)| PI.A[]VV[LLE NEWS. MEETING TONIGHT T0 EXPLAIN-DRIVE | Committee to Solicit Funds Will TRUST CO. Be Appointed NEW BRITAIN Gy | TOWN MEETING ALSO CALLED joovisaprmn v Why Take Less Than 5% Crowded Schools—Other Pertinent Ol0|0] P Awnings Couch Hammocks Flags ALREADY TO PUT AT YOUR WINDOWS To shield your rooms from the glare of the summer sun, we offer Awnings constructed of good heavy canvas in stripes of blue and white, and tan and white, ornamental as well as useful. Already to put up. They are sized 2 ft.-6x3 ft. Also 3 ft.-6x 4ft., priced $2.08, $3.10, $3.30 and $3.50 each BEACH UMBRELLAS, Fine for your lawn as well as for shore use, priced from $4.98 to $7.98 cach. OCOUCH HAMMOCKS of every kind and color, plain and figured, constructed for wear, comfort, and looks, with the largest line in the city from which to take choice Priced $10.98 to $49.00. Come select while line is complete Palmer Swing Hammocks from $4.50 to $8.50. THE “FOURTH" SIGHT. You'll want to display your colors Have youy a Flag? If not, you should supply you If at once. At our Notion Counter we are showing a full Yine of the staff mounted painted cotton Flags, with choice of every size, fine for decoration AT OUR DRAPERY DEPT. we are offering Fl of cotton bunting that for prices asked are very satisfactory. Other Flags of standard wool bunting are here in great variety, priced very lov, as prices go these days. Come select your Flag and be in readiness for the Great and Glorious Fourth. News Notes of Interest to Readers. . .y B SIS To provide additional loanable funds for our Indus- A meeting wi o held this evenin . H o . ’ in Bineliball ofl the FCKurchi ot Ous trial Department, we issue special Certificates of Deposit Lady of Mercy for th -pose of ap- o = o E PombnE el commitiial 6l bere iy s bearing 55 interest if left 90 days or longer. take charge of the Plainville quota the statewide campaign for the S Praichh’! hospltaliPanall Tha 'niatice These Certificates are payable on 3.0 days’ notice any ey munstonthe hospital i time after 60 days. Issu% in denominations of $500, $1,000 Hartford was hrought before the peo- ple vesterday when it was announced and upwards. from the pul;\n\ in all the churches. Within the next two weeks an amount . . > 3 of $300,000 must be raised in order Yielding a good return with safety wunquestioned to overcome the present crowded con- ditions that exist in the institution. they constitute a desirable short time investment. Plainville sends the majority of its cases to the St. Francis for treatment . and feels the need of assisting in the Call, Phone or Write. drive Right Rev. Bishop John G. Murray of Hartford has charge of the executive committee in that city, while Frank Haggarty, William H. Putaam, Fred Sparks and ' Thomas - Shannon, 1 of Hartford, are the leading figures in the drive for that e ommerc:a TUS ; | section Buttons and campaign matter, such us letters and posters relating to the Arive: will befaistribiteditonight (Tne 274-276 MAIN STREET meecting is open to all who are inter- ested and wish to attend. It will be | held in a non-sectarian manner, and the committee will be composed of Protestants and Catholics. Plain- ville’s quota will be announced at the meeting this evening. Rev. Father Fay will have charge. EI[EE].EIEIIE!E!EIDE]EI@DEBEEEDE@@@EEEEE@DE@D Town Meceting Tonight. A special town meeting has been FEEEEEYEEEEEEEE - [=](s] Open Saturday Evenings 7—9 p. m. HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY FOR NEW BRITAIN YOU CAN DEPEND ON PROMPTLY RECEIVING ALD DRY GOODS PURCHASED OF US [w] [w]Tw] [w] -EEEE@EE@E@EE@@@EEEE@EEEE@@EE@EE@EEEE@EE@@ED@ = = called for tonight and will be held in BERLIN NEW and for the relief of individual tomobilists are taking the Savage Hill | {N¢ town hall at 8 o'clock. All voters suffering. The needs of the detour. Caesar Hill is being rapidly have been notified to attend as im- portant matter pertaining to the wel- T county and city of Hartford have cut down by rock drilling. The road- 2 Sliuba T outgrown the hospital facilities way over the hlll is extremely treach- fare of the place will be discussed. How to secure a sum of money to at present available. erous at this time and persons pro- i 3 ‘Appreciating the splendid ceeding over the thoroughfare are- ¢'eCt a temporary building or an ad- service for public welfare which doing so at their own risk. dition to the Plainville Grammar 8 ; §t. Francis' hospital has accom- The Knights of Pythias wiil meet 5 on sdSuy ghe Usctmoliihonrd. c'clock. They will play the Forest- | Gabriel, Abyssinion linguist”. .mdl ville A. C. Redding. It named addresses in | Brief Items. “ashington and New Yark as the >f- | WITHDRAW IT. London, June 3 Mr. end Mrs. Thomas Sullivan and | fices of the organization, Redding, | NaVe been withdra Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hammond of | Jonas said, worked through the Uni- | Montenegrin coast] New Haven were the guests of Mrs. L. | versal Negro Improvement Association | ofticiai agency an i5. Graham of West Main street over | and the Black Star Line Steamshiv | 60" Serbian t4 Sunday. Co., a negro organization which owns The Sunday school of the Church of | one steamer. SrRCHELEE Our Lady of Mercy will be discon- | Police Raid Headquarters. tinued during the summer months. Martha Rebekah lodge will hold its Police ralded a garage near the regular meeting in Odd Fellows' hall | cene of the riot and captured one of M . . »>-- will ‘be & ed. The school is at pres- plished and is daily rendering, we in thelr rooms over. Cols's store to. n'n L | heartily endorse the appeal for morrow . evening. T ent filled to capacity and more room | funds required to increase its ca- requested to be present T needed to accommodate the chil- pacity for patients. % . dren. ) ) _ 1 SVal hraw Gvers individunl and Many from here will attend the il- Streets in Mountain View and their . 2 every corporation to co-operate lumination exercises at Wesleyan this ' jocations will be Settled as wel! as the This Town Is Expected to Contri-| senerousis evening. straightening of South Washington M. H. HOLCOMB.” Miss Betty Pratt spent Sunday with | street. relatives in West Cromwell | Cantata a Success. b“te 31,750 IO Fund Haugh-Trehy Nuptials, Albert Hubbard and wife of Higga- The cantata held in the Advent The wedding of Miss Lillian Trehy, | Bum visited Mr. Hubbard's pare . | Christian chureh last evening was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis | Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Hibbard yester- | largely attended and proved a great WEDDING TOMORROW A M. | Irehy of Swamp road. to Michael 3 : success. The choir of the Plainville Thomas Haugh of Pleasant street, rles Nelson and family spent | Advent church, sted by the choir | New Hritain, will take place tomor- | Sunday as the guests of relatives in | Of the ;0“;, Britain Advent }:‘h“""h row morning at 9 o'clock with a nup- | Cromwell. presented the first part of the ora Mi<s Liltan Trehy to Recome Bride | (ja) mass. Rev. J. C. Brennan will | Jonn Frank and family entertainea | 'oFio. “Flijah” in song. perform the ceremony. The couple relagjves from New York city over Hoffn Stewart. be attended by Charles Corrigan | (hg week-end. The wedding of Miss Josephine Hrotherhood Plans Meeting—Other | °f New Britain as best man and A8- | oo virginia Walsh visited friends | Stewart, daughter of Mrs. Alfred nes Trehy as maid of honor. in Kensington over the week-end. | Stewart of 227 West Main street, to Items From About Town. Bretherhodd Meoting Edmund Hoffman of New Britain A meeting of the Men's Brother- - — took place this afternoon at 4 o'clock | ¢ T8 v o PRl il Camp Station | . J0DM8 told the negroes at = the hood of the Kensington Congregation- at the home of the bride Rev. | S Sl £ Lot Thampson mceting that the friends of Fancy e kA iebtriEiSe grounds yesterday by the score of | riig freedom had aided in establisn- Je 1 tal extension fund was launched in | al ¢ 3 11 b 14 t y - James M. Tranmer of the Plainville = = . i the town of Berll th ing. ninw.‘:nlél:‘o"‘vllm-k" .‘:"x;\lo :fr)"r::‘r:w;‘ln\l‘; IA "“I"lmlhl ‘h'vl.‘»n .l:mfm'mml the cere- | * 12 3 10 oame “N(.'.(‘,?o INNINES | jng the black star negro steamship MaCkerel 22¢ erlin this morning. | g @ E .« G. 3 st Don’t forget our 20% discount | o " (hi " oiia ultimately “carry this evening robes worn by the Horace Grayson of Bicycle street is Shurl harrelsa L Confiaen to A hime with fiines a picture of Jonas and the Abyssinian = L had and several | delegation taken when they landed in = iilie Grammar | New York. angmusast__Rodding's | sy rip\down the Con- | Propasanda, - day) e 0dd Fell orated the graves of their decea™ members yesteraay afternoon. p Children’s Day was obselvad at the. Baptist church last evening. - rs. Mary H. Root has returned from Providence. R. I, and will make | (30, MU0 GO SO0 G SRS . ““_'”"“"‘;ez;‘t:i'”a:“; S S areated e | A LSRR L T Alive Block It Tneivas 5 loden'a l taamWariiFiari S| EMoistma Lotias At Lo erel Ib 22c. The Afyssinians explained at yes- t(‘rd-\\' meeting to boom Mayor Thy s a third party presiden- that the Abyssinian iated under the ad- inistration of President Roosevelt, nd would, if restored, vitiate *“Jim of Michael Haugh—Congregational lJ{)\\"‘ laws in the south, as necgroes, The drive of the St. Francis' hospl- 'a . Sheldon A short program will be mony The couple were attended by | .. S R i 2.300 George F. Dgdd of Worthington 5 Wednesday morning from § till 12:30 Sttt Lo Isl resented after which there will be a i ; Miss Mar; ret Remuth and Rudolph . . arms to / cac. ng ang Ridge was appointed general chair- | \rcrt it MR Lhera W e 2 For Infants and Children o'clock. I J. Birnbaum.—Advt. i _ Ib. Bost E = 3 = If you want qual seed, plant De Valera Is Mentioned. . oston Rackliffe’s bulk seeds.—Advt. man and has charge of all returns. | Members of the brotherhood and | I Use For Over 30 Years FOR SALE-—Four lots on West Main st, | He also declared he had seen a let- | Rock Ced The team capta nd districts are | their friends are invited to attend | The F e i “ 2 N lways bears | nx follows: Kensington, Miss Adele | Tendered Party, Abveon ! ning game yesterday afternoon at Al- | 5o feet frontage, 1350 feet deep. Apply 235 | ter from Eammon De era in which F.usvett, Miss J. M. Murray, George A house party was tendered Satur- . | len's field when they defeated the | West Main St.. Plainville 1738 |t rriaT Wpreaiienl | snialine h.m! Savbrook n and James Fitzsimmons: Ber- | day evening at the home of Mr. and | Vikings of New Britain by a score of o WANTED—By family of adults at once: in, Mrr. Jeremiah Cashman: Beckley, | Mrs. Harold Skinner of Norton road 15 to S. Airent L1274 Brond B Dluiavilie B ea 30 P rank N. Bacon: East Berlin, Wil- | to their many friends and relatives. —— = = ! The local Aces ball team crossed lium Brown. The executive commit- | Games were played, after which there bats with the Southington Athletic tee ix: Charles F. Lewis. H. B.| was dancir reshmen club and won by a score of 5 to 2. roley, Claude W. Stevens, Dr. Roger fx. | Food Sale Wednesday. M. Griswold, Bernard P. Moore, P. J. | A special meeting of the Berlin " The Ladies’ Benevolent society of Huckley, George Norton George | Free Library association has been the Congregational church will con- Griffin, George W. Sullivan, Francis | called for tonight by Secretary Luella | € . A, Auct a food sale in the church par- Deming. Arthur Woodruff, R O, W. Stearns All members arec re- 1c from 2 o'clock until 5 Wednes- Clark, Ernest W. Mildrum, Francis | questod to attend this session as spe- | [ 3 o~ day afternoon. A picnic supper will Bacon and Paul Emond cial Lusiness will be transacted - be served at 6 o'clock. The 8t. Francis' hospital is the sec- Thomas J. Hoy of 18 Court street . Offered Positi ond “largest in the county and the | New Britain, will be arraigned before 3 = A\ Rev. E. F. Barrows. formerly pas- third la st in the state, and owing | Judge George G. Griswold in the Rer- . tor of the A. M. E. Zion church and to the °t it cannot accommodate all | 1in town court tonight on the charge g4 — now attending the conference of the persons In the county who wish to | of evading responsibility A. M. E. Zionists ministers in Cam- enter the hospital officials have de- | Miss B Briges of Hartford : 4 bridze, Mass., has been offered the fded that an addition must be made | spent the week-end with Miss Helen 2 v position dean of the Hood Di- immediately. HBetween 20 and 60 ap- | M. Young of Norton road | N virity school at Livingston college in plicants are being turned away every | Kensington Ttems, | & h Salisbury, N. C. He w o given day. In order that the new addition A private dance will be given on o an opportunity to accept the place as can be made, the hospital has | the evening of July 3 at the club fessor of systematic theology and Naunched this campaign for $500,000. | house at Hart's pond by a number of RoofsWafer.tlg]ht at the same school at a I'he town of Berlin is expected to con- | jocal yrung men | salary of $1,800 vear. Rev. Mr. tribute $1,750 to this amount. This The village mail carrier will in the f Il@ YIEARS - Baricws has not aanounced his in- quota has been fixed by the county | future make two trips daily or tention of accepting either of the committee, consisting of Willlam H L. S. Dean and family spent yes- . offers. Putnam, W. 8. Conning and W. Stuart | terday out of town. You will have no more [ Celebrates Anniversary. Jlazier, who were in charge of the The sidewalk in front of the addi- leaky roofs if you appl 3 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gates of Nod Cross drives during the recent | tion at the Berlin Savings bank has y y PPLY Bl 5road street celebrated their 35th war | been completed ; i, wedding anniversary Friday cvening. The proposed extension fund will Fas erlin Ttems, > flfiflr A family gathering was held and a bhe used to increase the hospital ac- Miss Ruth Dyer attended the week- fifi number of intimate friends were ommodations from th g esent ca- | end festivities and Commencement i | preseat. pacity of 400 beds to 560 heds, and | exercises Weslexan The Asbestic Water-Proof R Twilight Ball Game. o add to its general factlities for car Miss Clara Frank, who underwent Compound for Covering | The Plainville baseball team, under ing for the sick In the year 1919 serious operation at the Hartford Old and New Roofs. Manaver Funk., has arranged twi- 8t. Francis’ hospital 882 weeks | hospital Saturday, was reported to be i # | light Laseball zame to be played at of free care and treatment to patients | «lightly improved vesterday. She is STORMTIGHT is guaran- § \llen's field Thursday evening at 7 unable to pa Rev. J. C an, | expected to recover. teed for 10 years. It requires pastor St. Paul's church, hes Willilam Daniels and family enter- drive in that parish and said tained out-of-town friends over Sun- Do repainting—no repairs of | PROSPERITY i 2 < w <. We mast move into vatients have received treatme T « Holigan and w f South- lied over the old roof—you Is with us 2 y ho S s el S ey e larger quarters to make 1oom for our ever increasing stock. After June 1st you will fir> us opposite our presemt location—formerly Colli S rant. Wateh Us Grow. PLUMBING HARDWARE PAINTS Stewari, a brother of the bride given up hope of obtaining an I freedom plank in the democratic plat- | Porgies, Bu form at San Franc o and .\uululs back the third party movement, | almon, Hal Reports that the Abyssimians ~re | Conn. Rive backed by the I. W. W. were denied at I. W. W. headquarte Steak, Shrim BURNED; TWOKILLED ¢\ iy praws (e i IN ENSUING RIOTS | corcmens v e s | on i tock Scheduled for the Campus, Have to __ (Continued from First Page.) Be Hceld Indoors Today. scene. Rose and Hoyt, the cigar New Haven, June 21.—Rain today clerk, dropped dead upset arrangcements for the Yale ciass During the shooting a second flag was thrown upon the flames, but was H Hesl el e aplivanend) liantly colored and animated sather- Shortly after the arrival of police | ings on the campus. thut of the Shef- and dispersal of the crowds, word was | field class in the forenoon and that sent out for the arrest of Jona Be- | of the academicians in the afternoon, fore the order for his arrest was is- [ hoth groups of seniors and their sued, he was seen by a newspaperman | guests went to Woolsey Hall. and declared that he had nothing to At the scientific school seniors’ cx- do with arade. He denounced | ercises the oration was by Charles Redding s adical and an agitat- [ R. W. Smith of Baltimore, the proph- or”, but when police made an effort to | ecy b John Stanley Armour of Pasa- | locate him, he had disappeared, they | den 1, and the class history by said Donald Townly of New York city. Don't a The ivy was planted in Vanderbilt question youn] Mcets President Wilson. Square. can’t tell. The . exercises of the academic | seniors included the oration by Evans { Wooley, Jr.. of Indianapolis, the poem by John Williams Andrews of “'l“"‘llf"('l' °"I"‘ later introduced him to President | New Haven. the class history =D S Washington Redding, | Charles S. Heminway of Brooklyn, them, W he had recently |and the ode with the ivy planting if you do, th day exercises. Instead of two bril- | Jonas, giving the newspapermen his version of the rioting, said he met tedding, who poses os an Abyssinian, in New York several weeks ago, and That's our amine eyes a s , told him '-r‘()n in Abyssinia and when how he got there explained that he “took an airship from Mexico.” as he accompanied the icago two weeks ago to | poLEFS ARE DRIVE the republican convention to in- corporaté a plank in the party plat- forrjn m'o\mirr:z for the resumption of Loudon, June —Russian Bol- . the Abyssinian treaty with the United i Shevik troops have crossed the Dnie- | : Since | per river in the reglon of Retchitsa, asked | by T. N. Wilder, of New Haven. | will be exact The law school also held exercises, cost no morg preceded 1 the alumni lunchcon. have to pay) in the hospital nton 8perit| Buniday, as'th sts of | don’t have to rip off the old e ANl team captalns have been in- | Mr. and Mrs. . es Holigan of Wil- SR ucted th 1ghly and have secured | cox avenue s whe ames will be announced | walter Root and Charles Cobey Far superior to roof paint and a4 will start a house to ho have entered the employ of R. O. e e il The campalgn will contin Clark for the summer vacation BACK \CROSS RIVER vvmfl June 2 Walter Nve and family, former e States which expired in 1917. coming here, he declared he had de- { where the movement is strongly fie- nounced Redding and other “Abysin- | veloping ."ndAthO Pflles_ are being Registe nian princes” to the federal authori- driven hi\(‘kv in the region of Knor- | ties as radicals, but without results. | sten, according to a }\'l!‘Pless dispatch The propaganda circulated among | from Moscow. A Polish attack south- “We Grow Bd west of Polotsk has been repulsed, | The following letter has been ro- | residents of this place, were visiting GLAS ceived by the general committee from | friends in town over Sunday Rackllfle BI’DS. Cn, L G Spyarner Marsws Helcomb, ‘endore- Miss Dorothy Sungenhime was vis- Pl l d ng the extonsion fund iting friends in Hartford yesterday. s e b a“."nl e Eng The East Berlin road, now under =5 s an equate hospital service 18 a | construction. has not yet been closed i Supply CO. 327 MAIN § Chicago negroes by the “princes”,