New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 13, 1920, Page 7

flm A Special Sale of Silverware For the THIS TEED SILVER PLATE AWAY, THESE AT COME YOUR WAY. IS AN OPPORTUNITY NEW LOOK TO YOUR NEEDS IN GETTING TABLE RED COSTS. THANKS SILVERWARE OoF LOW STARTING WITH KNIVES AND FORKS OFFER YOU Nlcely put up in a white ohse, make (you know what that me: A CHEST OF consisting of Six Knives, Spoons, Sugar Shell and Extra special ns) good quality plate, SILVER containing 2 8 x Forks, Butter Knife, 6 Forks of Rogers for $6.50 Rogers make, Six Table oak chest $11.98 6 Knives and pleces of & a Six Tea all in SILVER, PLATED BAKER with cover, can be used for so many dlifferent servings and extra heavy) plate and a come early for yours, at HANDSOME FRUIT ( design and gold lined, making plated tops, and many styles »od EXTRAORDIN/ AL D IN A POPULAR FLO Plated Tea mnmnn guaranteed ank . MARMALADE JARS WITH SPOON, many styles for plated and sauce, tops, otc., 26 PIECE CHEST OF SILVER of Wm. Rogers Six Table Spoons, Six Tea Spoons, Six Forks, at only ALL OF THESE, AND (YI'HLHM on sale in Ba. gain Store Window I.AVING AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY FOR RECEIVING AL DRY GOODS PURCHAS ED OF US -] @mm% BERLIN NEWS LEGION COMMANDER & JRGES ACTIVITY Wants More Life in Bolton- Kasica Post . - D. A'R. CHAPTER MEETS rwo Interesting Papers Read At Meeting Yesterday—Two Football - Games Tomorrow—Church Notices ~Union Services At M. E. Church. There have been many announce- ments in the paper that a meeting of the Bolton-Kasica post, American gion would be held at a certain ds The tollowing morning an interviewer woghd ask for a roport of the meet- ing and was told that only a few men howed up or came around so the meeting was oalled off until further otice. For the past few days men ot the legion have been approached the subject and there have overal answers received One stated t there was too 1uefy friction between the two ends bt the own, Berlin and Kensington (wpectively. This member claims hag the men in the Berlin street dis- riet do not want to attend meetings ield In Kensington and the Kensing- been ally $8.98 v an for for Dish, limited, $6.59 plain silver chili Thanksgiving As supply is for lue ideal a in its neat useful Jellles, beautiful metal and fine for very orn choice VALUE we offer years' ny Six and Silver only you ten wear, silv chili each with Jellies, 79%¢ Cut Glass choice, fine for Sugar Shell Square, R do not want to attend meet- in Berlin ai the Town hal is a Kensington man and there are more of his who belong to the legion are in Berlin and as long Paul's T. A. B. commander of the local post the use of the Tabs' hall free of harge, he doesn’t see why the offer was not accepted. The post was formed about fle time the other towns and cities were forming theirs. The local branch was named in henor of Richard Bol- ton and Mr. Kasica, who were both killed overseas. At the time of the formation there were 60 members. There are never over fifteen or twenty at the called meetings. Alfred A. Barrett, postmaster of the Berlin office, was élected as com- mander. - When see in regard to tion Mr. Barrett said that he has called several meetings but very few men have ever showed up so that it was useless to try and get them to- #ether. He also said that he be- lieved they should have never laid off Aduring the summer, as last winter they were very active and had as organ'zition as the one isting Plainville today. D. A, R. Chapter Meets. Emmg, Hart Willard chapter, met yesterday afternoon with A. Wooding The chapter up the subject of ton mgn igs held This man says that “Buddies” than there ns the St offered the the rost the situa- rong an in The n R has taken Long Age.” Two very read, one by Nartford . wh interesting papers were Mrs. H Pratt - of subject was “When hey Cam rom Farmington,” tak- ing the North and Hart families, two of the first settiers of the town Mrs. Robert H. Lewis Hartford a paper on the same subject taking the families by the nime of Lee and Root The musical program was rendered J of <BETTY AND HER BEAU | IMAGINE THAT MR, HURST MUST BE AWFULLY RIOH - HE WEARS SO EXPENSIVE TAINT HIS FAULT = YOU CAN'T BUN CHEAP NEW BRITAIN, ,D_A}LY, HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13 Thanksgiving Table SERVICE IVING IS L AND FILL THEM WHEN make with 25 year guarantee for wear. and Butter Knife, Main Floor. MNEW BRITAIN YOU CAN society has | “Berlin | wrote | OF GOOD GUARAN- THAN TWO WEEKS CHANCES LIKE PIECES STERLING SILVER DEPOSIT PIECES with choice Plate and Fork, Jars, Sugar and Salt and Pepper various other Specially TABLE Lemon rmalade Sets, and articles. of M. Cream Shakers useful in the and the wearing Sale BREAD popular plain design well known, and good Sheflield Plate. Our price A BIG VALUE in Sheffield Plated Tea. Sets, consisting of Tea Pot, Sugar Bowl and Spoon Holder, priced for the four pieces complete .. $10.49 A CLEAN-UP OF PEARL HANDLED Silver Mounted (Sterling) Table Pleces such as Sugar Shells, Berry Spoons, Butter Knives and many others, for ... 79¢ each Six Knives, in oak finished chest, $14.95 Note display in Corner all b s 4 B s ) 8 DEPEND ON PROMPTLY by Miss Bertha Wooding, Mrs. W. S. Norton and Mrs. R. M Lippard. The next meeting ofsthe chapter will be held in the Worthington church December 10th and will be open to the public. Football Activities. The Tiger A C. play the South Ends of New Britain at the American Paper ods field | tomorrow afternood. The kick-off will ‘be ad 2:30 sharp After hard practice Acorns arc ready to meet Hills of Windsor tomorrow. Trucks will leave the Kilby House at one o'clock sharp and will go by way of the new Berlin-Hartford turnpike. All members are urged to be on hand at one o'clock | Appeal From Church. An last night the the Clay is being made by the Frlosi;:sllrnl society of the Second ongregational church for money to be given every other Sunday for the expenses of the church. The ap- peal sent out is as follows: The Second Congregational church of Berlin wishes to givg everyone an opportunity to assist in its public worship. The receipts from pew rents are insufficient by many hundreds of dol- lars to meet the annual expenses of IH!‘ church. Therefore the collec- tion taken the morning service of is devoted to appeal | at | every other Sunday 1"Hnmn expenses.” The plan of 'systematie giving,” which this church has used for sev- eral well thus far, is to be continued for 1921 It has been successful, much by the size of any single pledge, us by ihe number of pledges #ecured. It enablest al 6wven . those whose means are limited, to share in maintaining the church thzt serves us all. Let us all give accorairs io our ability : debt. Church Notices. Congeegationl church— | Morning worship at 10:45 with Sab- I bath school at noon. Christian En- deavor at €:30 I sington - Congregational ——Morning worship at 10:45 Sunday school at 12 and leavor at & o'clock. St. Paul's Catholic church—Masses | will he conducted at 8 and 10 o’clock. | Kensington Methodist church— | Mo worship at 10:45 with Sun- { day school at noon. In the evening there will he unfon service in charge of the Kensington Girl Scouts. Evervone is cordially invited and it is hoped that large number of the townspeople attend. Successful, given by Perltn church with Christian ng a will Concert The concert the Borlin | was a hug well as soc | arowd antique joned the members tional church i as largze the fash- ally 3 as a present which costumes and songs Tendered Shower. Norman v shower veral thirty | from New Hutchinson American enjoyed the old Hutchinson at her home local friends present including Britain and Meriden is employved at Paper Goods factory. Berlin Briefs, Postmaster W. W. ¥ Kensington post office, are visiting in Winsted. Mr. will be gone until Tuesday and there will go on a hunting trip. Fagan will remain for two weeks, Franklin Boardman and E. Scho- field have been added as members of the Berlih Ath ten- last eve- There were some the of the family Fagan while Mrs. gan, and |t | the of Kensington will' years, and which has served so’ not so | ! the Congregational church have plans and thus avoid a churck | | Boston. | services. Mrs, ! Pierce HANSUN BROS. SHOP ON SHORTER HOURS Factory Will Operate on 45 Hour Schedule SCHOOL SECURES HACHINE Team to Play in Southington Tomor- row—Bryce Company Closes Plant —Bakery Changes Hands—Ladies’ i Benevolent Sale—Church’ Notices. 1 The Hanson Brothers screw pro- ducing company on Southington Road ! has gone on shorter hodrs. This was annunced this morning by Charles Hanson, senior member of the tactory. ew schedule will be on a 45 hour of nine hours a day - a week. Mr. Hanson stated this morning that the reduction in Wwas essential to the p would be wise to follow the of the other factories. RRegarding the present situation he said that it had and five ! time | and felt that | rules | been coming for a long time and the | people were expecting it. been purchased in large and evervbody bought when chance came. He also thought that depression in business, especially the industrial concerns, would come to an end about the first of the year. Machine Secured. The pupils of the Plainville Gram- mar school have succeeded in secur- ing the necessary number of subscrib- ers for the magazine that will give them the moving picture they have been looking forward to for such a long time. They had until vesterday to secure allotted number of 490 subscribers and were finished by evening. Donations which were re- ceived at the school towards the ma- chine totaled more than $30. Princi- pal Orrin Judd attended the New | England conference gf superintendents and principals held at Boston yester- day. The local schools were closed. This enabled the local teachers to visit schools throughout the locality which they had planned to do for some time. A parents’ visiting day will be arranged for some time the eearly patt of next month. These days are looked forward to by the parents and enjoyed to a great extent. Football Tomorrow. The Plainville Football team will play the Liberty Boys of Southing- ton tomorrow afternoon. The game will be called at 2 o'clock and will be plaved at the Sand Bank Hill in Southington. This is the first out of town game playved by the local players this season. The management, how- ever, said that the team finds it im- possible to play in Plainville as tha support of the fans is far below what it should be. When teama come to this town to play, they want a price to insure transportation and the team finds it necessary to take the sum out of its ewn expense. Factory Closes. The depression in industrial lines has caused the Bryce Manufacturing company at Forestville to close its doors for a short time. The plant em- ployes about 23 hands. It is engaged in the manufacture of ball bearings. The sudden slackness in the automo- bile business necessitates this action, the officials say. Bakery Changes Hand. Tho Polish Bakery on South Whit- ney street has changed hands. The new owner is John Corbino. Papers have been filed at the Town Clerk's office. The bakery was formerly owned and opergted by Angelone Necosia. Mr. Corbino intends to con- tinue the business. Ladies’ Benevolent Sale. The Ladies’ Benevolent society of for holding a food and fancy articles sale next Thurday afternoon. The sale will be held at the church parlors In the evening an entertainment will be given. Vocal and musical selections will feature the entertainment. Church Notices. stional _ Church — At serviceST et 10:45 * Willoughoy, D. D, of the Hartford School of Missions, will peak. Rev. Willoughby was former- ly missioner to South Africa agd has written a book on that regio: He also of the Tondon Missionary and International Council at Cong el the morning Rev. W. ( was society ons will be ‘taken at the morning Sunday school will be held at noon when an offering for the for- missions will also be received. n, Endeavor society? will meet o'clock in the evening. Topic, nning Our Friends for Christ” Miss Mildred Fisher will be the lead- er. At 6:45 o'clock in the evening, there will be a talk on of Angola.” This talk will be trated by color slides. The stereopticon receptly purchased which Thurs- mi eign Chr at W 6 illus- new morning. the platform this making was used for speech day. The Foresters will in their hall th's evening. is expected. Mildrum and family of East have gone to Dalton, Mass., week-end. Victrolas, & Co., New monument advt Turnpike Hold-Up. A man giving his name as Rogers to the Meriden police, but whose real name is held up on the Berlin-Meriden turn- pike at an early hour yesterday morn- ing and robbed of $130 and a gold watch. He also says that the rob- ber gave him back ten of his 3130 hold a d’ht‘e A large at- tendan E. W Berlin for the Pianos, conL opposite records. Britain, Products had | quantities | the | o'clock, | “In the Heart | by | | machine | An offering for the foreign | | gratifying to Rotskl, ,claims he was | L4 192C. BY INDIGESTION : Restored To Vigorous Health By “FRUIT-A-TIVES” CHAS. F. HARTWELL South Royalton, Vermont, *About three years ago I began to suffer with Indigestion. Food soured in my stomach, causing me to belch and I had terrible heart burn, with pains in my chest and arms. My heart became affected ; I had short- mess of breath; the action of my kidneys was irregular, the secretions scanty and scalding. I was knocked out, and good for mothing, when I read about ‘Fruit- a-tives’ and sent fora box. Iuseda few and thought, ‘well, they will turn out like all the other remedies I have tried’ but to my surprise and gladness, I noticed improvement and 1 continued the use of ‘Fruit-a-tives’, (or Fruit Liver Tablets) with the result that a dozen boxes made me feel like a different person”. CHAS. F. HARTWELL. 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25¢. Atdealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES Lirnited NSBURG, N. Y. —— the Christian Endeavor be used. The public has been invited to attend. Plainville M. E. Church—Preaching ' by Rev. A. C. Fuller at 10:45 a. m. At 7:30 o'clock in the evenlng. the pastor’s theme will be,. “Leader- | ship for the ‘“Present Day Needs.” Sabbath school will be held at noon. Epworth League meeting at 6 o’clock in the evening. Regular prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Church of Our Saviour—Morning services at 10:45 o’'clock sermon and prayer at which B. B. Styring will of- ficiate. Sunday school at 12 o’clock noon. Advent Christian Church—Tomor- row morning the pastor, Rev. George E. Tyler, will occupy the pulpit and will have as a subject, “When Je- hovah Rises in Judgment.” The Sun- day schqol will meet at 1 5 and in the evehing the pastor’s subject will be, “The Request of Elisha.” Plainville Baptist Church—10:45 a. m., “Turning to the Lord” will be the pator’s theme; 12:05 m., Sunday school; 6 p. m., Young People’s ser: ice; 7 p. m., *“Determined to Do Right,” will be the pastor’s theme. Pianos, Victrolas, records. C. L. Pierce & Co., New Britain, opposite monument.—advt. ment plus ekill insures A-1 Cleaning Service. S The New Britain Dry Cleaning Corp. Dry SOUND SERVICE IN BANKING A Bank to care for your funis can best be judged by its past perorm- The record behind this 3ank its capabilities in in the fuwre. ances. is your surety handling your for finances, All our transactions bear the evi- dence of conservative management, which has resulted in a growth mcst ourselves and our de- positors. The Plainville society will ; fi@‘@@@@@@@@@@@fi#@@##fifiai 2 2 RENIER, PICKHARDT & DUI "PHONE 1. oZe] @ 127 MAIN ST., OPPOSITE ARCH. th ANNIVERSARY SA ¢ Saturday, Nov. ¢ 109% Discount § Wil be gifn on all goods in the store, cept Winter Suits, on which 209 Discou Lelelelokiotetolofetetotelote] & @ 2 g % e SATURDAY, ONLY, NOV. 13. HEIOBIBHOY —NO CHARGES— ######fi###%#%#%%##fi’ RADIATORS repaired. Also fenders, lamps, gaso- line tanks, etc.. Work guaranteed. _JOKNSON & ANDERSON L. & M. 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