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

Choice Madeira Embroidered Linens Offered You at New ‘Lowered Costs Just in Time for Thanksgi Thanksgiving a C ving This Sale Display With Handsome Madeira Worked Picces. S ofter Bvoly other We Madeira fes and pleces taken purchased for a sale. A few of 13 PIECE have two $§9 sets $12 . at $17.50 set for h Four Those that buy, LUNCHEON NAPKINS scalloped edge with neatly some with medallion for monog for for FOUR DOZEN we dozen regular price $16 $16.60 hand from our LUNCHEON SETS, fuced to $6.7 Madeira embroide embroide own the good of very fine 5 each for $15 sets $10 whichever price worked ed in orners, $13.50 o $14.50 dozen Two dozen $18 grade, $15 dozen SEV will giving turkey reduced. IRAL DOZEN Tray HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY FOR NEW BRITAIN YOU CAN DEPEND DRY GOODS PURCHASED OF US RECEI VING BRESESEAREERAEE BERLIN NEWS B DANGING TO WIND UP CELEBRATION JWill Conclude Day's Activities at Grange Hall . _FINED 850 IN TOWN COURT Man Intoxicated om Cuder, Never Drank Before—Auto Collides With Horse and Wagon—Ofiicial Opening of Highway—Berlin Bits, Final plans far the celebration to be held Armistice Day a pidly be- ing whipped Into shae. A gang of men wore busy this morning building platform from which the speech mak- ing will be done. This is being added @ the veranda the south side the ho! n the postoflice situated. The services will take place on this side of the hotel as there Is not room to accommodate the crowd Wwhich Is expected the other side where the memorial s located, By making this addition to the veranda it will be possible for those participating In the celebration to be placed ‘ The school children b b icing for the,past few days part that they will take As a fitting climax to the celebration which is being held in the dedication of the war of the young men of are arranging for a dance in Grange hall in the evening e a public affair and as there will be many visitors In the town that day n good crowd Is expected. It I hopent that a great will attend and in that up one of the higgest days history of Berlin. M. K has been secured th fu on which Is here n pra in the connection with memorial the to be wome town held It is ta m wind the ny way in on's orchestra Ish the music No expense ‘making this eceasion of the has appointed Berlin to B vill be his duty ta see that kept about the during colebration and to divert all traffic that It will not interfere with proceeding of th OMctal Opening of Highway cording to the monthly bulletin of Automobile elub of Hartford the strateh the state highway, known Berlin Turnpike, will be official November 18 for the heavy wa bon Haven The stretch goncrete and I twenty two feot and about eight miles long. With complotion of this section there iy v continuous hard surface rond from the Massachusetts stute Now York. The highwa automobile tr but the warned that this new plece of road way I8 not to be used for a speedway and that the highway depart- ment will look after all those who try to use it for & race track Fined $30 i Court. Charles Omanouski, of Kensingon, was fined 350 and costs in the Betlin has been spared in the best th The committee Clark of of the day in hiatory town n marshal O ot It = the the order grounds mervic \e he of "% the on in ample trafe of which will be the 20th of wide the now new of rond s built way line to bullt for state doylies d & new Tray doyly for serving All sizes, oval and oblong, very much Comes ed L high grade Linen Six sets that 5 each they rose inch R RS Most Opportun Giving Housewives Anticipating anee o Secure Decorated Linens at Special Reductions Adding Much to Their Table Doil- merchandise Cloths, Centers, Napkins, Luncheon Sets, stock with actual reductions, not values offered e —————— exquisitedly embroidered in pleasing patterns. We $10 Three Four set at $2 big bargain we for each reg. price sets regularly priced now priced pay, are assured of a e —————————————————————————— MADEIRA DRESSER SCARFS, about thirty slightly soiled but soap and water look as goodas new. _—_ ———— 18x36 inch, 18x45 inch, 18x54 inch, and All offered you at today's cost and wonderful value. . in all. will make some them Sizes are 18x72 inch every one a reduced the Thanks ALD te 1 court | ordinary one of his tre d to a Although he never drank | likea this drink of a few mor 1 until he b me ed trouble. The up in the police The case of the wutomobile fri tew and The Hoys are and the local the arrival of the The man and no damuge t results of an st night near Farmington road toward New bile was going ir | tion. The bridge is narre learned the te cross at the sam in the collision driver of the be found., The taken dent parties which the up against badly damaged Acorns Acorn be for are care miss The lnster. Pireat: Get rid of The Safe, Sensible, i o R FELR Simply apply two or three drops of this tavorite corn remedy and your pain from THAT corn ceases forever. or three days, if the corn has not drop) off, take hold with your fingers and Iift it s you peel a banana! never enjoyed such instant, delightful relief from corn misery. anything so perfect as “Gets-It. off as easily never fails. “Gets-1L" costs but a trifie at an; back guaranteed. E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago. store. Mone: Sold In New the world's best eo 1 o Pharmacy. You st night, intoxication night Omanouski went to the home of béfore whole court last ni from day, will be heard in the court tonight from horities making procedures Horse Seiverely Hurt. missing thrown from team aceident the [ Britain and the stretch of rondway over the am and auto tried to A horse wife to ‘the home of = 1 unfortunates we telegraph Hold Practice. foothall practice Tuesday and Friday nights of “Gets-It” -Painless orn Remover | This Corn Remover Is Guaranteed. Throw away that dangerous razor and Don't waste your time simply " that pestiferous, aching cornl 1t with “Gets-1t. Tritaln MADEIRA TOWELS of pure linen huck-a-back, hand embroidered and hand scalloped, regularly priced at $4.50, yours now for $3.50 each. Time now to buy Madeira Linens. ON PROMFPTLY SRR R A the Kilby Square at 8 o'clock This is being done in prep- aration for the big game the manager has prepared with the fast Day Hills of Windsor Loc for Sunday. A large crowd is expected to see this game. After the practice a special meet- ing of the t m will be held in Kin- £0’s pool room to make arrangements for a carnival which the organization will st soon. Ladies® Aid Society to Meet. The Ladies’ Aid society of the Ken- sington Methodikst church will for work, at the home ¢f Mirs. Chagles Sharpe, Friday afternoon. A full dt- | tendance is desired and the ladies are requested to come early as pos-’ charge of | this week at Saturday on s On in Berlin and was glasses cider his friends claim he in his life, he » much he partook This continued and start- landed ht ouths who stole the Mr on Sun- of toxicated affal Savage Arlington, Mass., are awaiting yoys' parents before as sible Lasi Rehearsal Thursday. sever chila | 1y cut wif, horse iutomobile that In The committee tashioned conce in charge of the old announces that the | last rehearsal will be held Thursday night of this weck. All having tumes are requested to wear them this night. The concert will be given in the church parlors Friday night. Mr. Charles Stuhlman will assist Mr. vey North ot Hartfora Brief Items. The Reliable Sewing club will meet at the home of Miss Ethel Whitney to- night ~urred Lind b "he tes automo- | the opposite direc- From what could time. This resulted fter the affair the and team could not | and child were nearby resi- Mrs. Dennis Negri, who was admit- of both |ted to the Nagle sanatorium in New - P! in | Britain last week, is reported as rest- » riding is | ing comfortably. pole and is Pianos, Victrolas, Pierce & Co, New monument.—advt. records. C: Britain, L. team will hold CURED HIS RHEUMATISM “I am eighty-three years old and I doctored for rheumatism ever since I came out of the army, over 50 years ago. Like many others, T spent money freely for so-called ‘cures’ and I have read about ‘Uric Acid’ until 1 could almost it 1 could mnot sleep | nights or walk without pain; my | hands were so sore and stift I could not hoid a pen. But now I am again in act business and can walk with write all day with comfort | Friends are surprised at the change You might just as well attempt to put out a fire with oil try to get rid rheumatism, neuritis and like taking treatment sup- Uric Acid out of your It took Mr. Ashelman fifty years to find out the truth. He learned how to get rid of the true cause of his rheumatism, other ders, and recover his strength ““The Inner Myst s.” now being dis- tributed free n authority who de- voted over twenty years to scien- | tific 1y of this trouble, If any read- er of “The Herald” wishes “The Inner Mysteries of Rheumatism”™ overlooked doctors and scientists for centuries pas(, simply send a post card or letter to H. P. Clearwater , No $33—B | Street, Hallowell, Maine. Send now, lest you forget! If not a sufferer, cut out this notice and nhand _this good news and opportunity to some afflict- | ed friend. All who send will recejve it by return mail without any charge whatever. Remove it. taste ive as of your | complaints by to drive | blood and body posed by Thenin two = = You pa never used | Dy 1 drug 1d. by and recommended as remedy by The Clark Croweil's Drug meet | | pounc Har- | opposite | i | | of disor- | from | | Conlon | ' | | needed RED CROSS DRIVE ’ FOR NEW MEMBERSi | Will Commence November 11— Officers Elected at Meeting SCHOOL TO HAVE PICTURES | Leograndi Case Heard—Brock-Barnes Post Completes Plans For Enter- tainment—Potter Funeral Held— Altar Society Meets—Town Talk. At the meeting of the Plainville branch of the Red Cross held in the town hall last night, officers were elected for the coming year. They fol- low: Chairman, John Lamb; vice- president, Harry A. Castle; secretary Mrs. Charles H. Curtiss; treasurer, Miss Sadie l. Wheeler and executive secreta William Cafferty. Mr. Caf- ferty will succeed Rev. John Fay as executive secretary while Mr. Castle fills the vacancy left by Rev, E. C. Gillette vice president. Plans were also brought for a membership drive. The cam- paign will be conducted between smber 11 andNovember 20. Booths will be erected at the post office, the Plainville Trust company and Bying- ton’s drug store. The Red Cross has been doing some excellent work in the town and larger membership is that th may carry on the good work. The Baby Welfare con- ferences recently started by the or- ganization have met with good favor and are always well attended. Armistice Day Notes The Brock-Barnes post held a meet- ing at the headquarters last night and completed plans for its entertain- ment and dance to be held Thursday night. Ralph Newell, wha has charge of the entertainment, has secured some good numbers for the program. Miss Malvi Calor and Miss Violet Forster will render vocal selections.. A quarteite has also been securel for the program_ Al Malmgren af New Britain will entertain with chalk sketches. It is also probable that Major Green of Hartford will give a short talk. Major Green was the first commandcr of the local post and is known to all the members. The enter- tainment will begin at 8 o’'clock. Dancing will follow. Sullivan’s orches- tra will furnish musiec. To Have Picture Machine. At a meeting of the school board and the teachers of geography at the Plainville Grammar school held a short time ago, an exhibition of a moving picture machine was given them. - The machine was exhibited | by a publishing company. It takes all makes of standard films and can be sqt up and used where there is a direct current with which to oper- it. The machine is also approved | insurance companies and will in way endanger the school, as it ow burning films. The ma- portable and weighs but 21 The school board took favorable action on the mattet of purchasing it. The children are now soliciting for subscribers to a maga- zine in order to obtain the machine. A total of 490 subscribers are need- ed and half of this number will be for obtaining the machine. The children have already solicited more than 214 BSubscribers. Dona- tions towards buying the machine total $15. The support of the par- ents is urged as the apparatus will aid considerably in educating the children along geography problems. With a machine of this kind in the school, government has offered to supply them with films on educa- tional subjects without cost. Leograndi’s Case Heard. Through the State Humane society at Hartford, the case of G. Leo- grandi of South Washington street has been heard. The town ufllci:rlsl have taken action on the matter re- garding the allezed negligence of the children and the humane society was brought in as a last resort. Leograndi has 10 children, six of whom are his and four belong to his second wife. Leograndi is a hard worker, according to the reports. Family troubles are said to be the cause of negligence on the part of I.eograndi and his wife. The humane 'ty ordered Leograndi to pay a sum of $25 a week towards the chil- dren and furnish fuel besides. He will be given month’s probation. * Miss Estelle Potter. bod¥ of Miss Estelle Potter from Boston this morning. The funeral was held at 2:30 o’clock and services were held at the West Cemetery. Rev. James N. Tranmer | of the Plainville M. E. church of- ficiated. \ltar Society Meets. Holy Name and the Altar so- of the Church of Our Lady met at the rectory last forward by no uses chine i used The arrived The cieties ni to attend the Grange conference that will be held at Boston the latter part of this week, will not do so. Miss Elizabeth Heineman of the Visiting Nurse station has returned from a two weeks' ‘vacation. Miss Shanley who filled her place will re- turn to New Haven. John Pelton and Harry Zickwall have left for a short trip to Boston, Mass. Pianos, Victrolas, records. Pierce & Co., New Britain, monument.—advt. WANTED—One or two unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping Mrs. O. E Brower, 11 Cannel St., Plainvil (6, 1Ty opposite 11-9-1ax CITY ITEMS 2,000 Lester pianos in this vicinity ! sold by C. L. Pierce & Co.—advt. The Koscuiszka Post, World V Veterans, will meet tonight to ma arrangements for the Armistice Day celebration. \ Estey pianos, none better, at Morans. —advt. Dr. New course in surgery. week-ends for the patients.—advt. William O. Cook, scout executive of the New Britain Council of the Boy Scouts, and Miss Lulu May Grant, daughter of William Grant, of 306 West, 142 street, New Yark ctiy, were married in Mount Vernon, Saturday. Removal sale at Besse-Leland's. —advt. Victrolas at C. v D. W. O'Connell has gone to York to take a post graduate Will be at homa benefit of hig L. Pierce & Co. The Best Cough Syrup is Home-made. Here’s an easy way to save $2, and yet have KMMNH remedy you ever trl ] 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 vhousands of families, the world over, feel that they could hardly keep house without it. Tvs simple and cheap, but the way it takes hold of a cough will quickly earn it a permanent place in your home. Into a pint bottle, pour 2% ounces of Pinex; then add plain granulated sugar syrup to fill up the pint. Or, if desired, use clarified molasses, honey, or_ corn syrup instead of sugar syrup. Either way, it tastes fwogi, never spoils, and ‘gives_you a full pint of better cough remedy than you could buy ready-made for three times its cost. { . Tt is really wonderful how quickly this home-made remedy conquers & cough—usually in 24 hours or less. It seems to penetrate through every air passage, loosens a_dry, hoarse or tight cough, lifts the phlegm, heals the mem- branes, and_gives almost immediate re- lief. Splendid for throat tickle, hoarse- “ness, croup, bronchitis and bronchial asthma. Pinex is a highly concentrated com- pound of genuine Norway pine extract, and has been used for generations for throat and_ch ailments. To avoid disappointment ask your druggist for “214 ounces of Pinex” with directions, and don’t accept anythine else. .Guaranteed to give absolute satis- faction or money_refunded. The Pinex ., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Its Richness in Quality ¢ Tea-Pot results equalled b other Teas on sale anyw. "SALAI The REAL Orange Pekoe Send us a postal card for a free sample. Add: Salada Tea Flompany, Stuart & Berkeley Sts., Bo Kill That Cold W, Wikl cAscARA 2 QUININ <4 Colds,ro(?onlhs QOM‘O La el:;p *Neglected Colds are j Take no chances. Keep this standard remedy h\pdy for the first Breaks up a cold in 24 hours — Relieves Grippe in 3 days—Excellent for Headache Quinine in this form does not affect the head—Cascara is b Laxative—No Opiate in Hill's. ALL DRUGGISTS SELL I1 RENIER, PICKHARDT & L 127 MAIN ST., OPPOSITE ARCH. 25% Reduction Sale of Winter Sui SUITS NOW $56.25 SUITS NOW $45.00 SUITS NOW $37.50 SUITS NOW $30.00 $35.00 SUITS ........ NOW ' $26.25 $25.00 SUITS ... NOW Now Ready For Your Inspection. An unequalled assortment of Handkerchi Christmas for men, women and children, in and the latgst color effects. \ "PHO] $75.00 $60.00 $50.00 $45.00 & & & .@_ Choice Steak, Lean Pot Roast, Lamb Roast .... lb B T T < Tel. 483 NATIONAL MEAT STORES CO 70 West. Main SPECIALS WEDNESDAY ALL DA 1000 lbs of Print Butter 57c¢ lb This is one of the best Brands of Butter in ! 1b Prints. Corned Beef, Boiling Beef Stew Beef ............. 1b 25¢| 12 4 Lean Smoked Shoulders ....... Ib 25¢ | Loin and Rib Lamb Chops ... toteteleletielototolotototototototototetotototetototototo tototototolot L) Committees were named to for the entertainment and to be held on Thanksgiving the Grange hall. Those who will have charge of the arrangements are: Mrs. James Nolan, Mrs. Fred illen, Mrs. Michael &Nolan and Miss | Irene Foran. Hugh Flood, William ' Cafferty, Harold Cuttigg and Charles were nlso selected for the committee. ange SEBBBBHVOOBBOHOIVBBGHY 106 eve at Town Talk. The fast “Lobster Five” bowling team added a lost to their list when they were defeated by the Peck, | Stow and Wilcox team at Southing- ton last night. They were defeated by 40 pins. The lotal Grange members have been extended an invitation to at- tend the Neighbors® Night at the Newington Grange this evening. Many of the local members meant to attend but on account of planning | & & AN RESSEUIOEEEB BB EAETTODOOCEOOL STORE CLOSEL The Modern Boot She 168 Main Street Will be closed all day tomorrow. A le force of Clerks. marking its stock for the biggest are inventorying § Starting Thursday at 9. & WATCH FOR IT! WATCH FOR & A odetotedetod o Lo detedc b - dogetotototetoTo ot Totototetetotetolo T