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

Oneida Communi£§ Par Plate Silver Big Special Sale For Christmas MOST OPPORTUNELY FOR THE GIFT SEEKERS COME THESE OFFERINGS OF HIGH CLASS SILVER PLATED WARE AT VERY SPECIAL PRICES ARTICLES. FOR TABLE USE THAT WILL MAKE FI GIFTS AND APPRECIATED ONE! THE PATTERN IS THE WELL KNOWN “VERNON" DESIGN WITH EVERY PIECE GUARANTEED FOR TEN YEARS' WEAR. EE THIS LIST AND NOTE HOW BIG THE VIN x Tea Spoons, Regular price §1 Six Table Spoons, Regular price $3.30. Six Dessert Spoons, Regular price £3.10 Six Orange Spoons, Regular price $2.30. Six Soup Spoons, Regular price £3.30. Six Medium Knives, Regular price 840 Six Dessert Knives, Regular prics Six Butter Spreaders, Regular price Six Medium Forks, Regular price $3.30. Six Dessert Forks, Regular price $3.10. Six Oyster Forks, Regular price $2.85 Cream Ladles, Regular price $1.10. Gravy Ladles, Regular price $1.40 Sugar Tongs, Regular price $1.30. Baby Spoons, Regular price 60c. - Sale price . Berry Spoo Regular price $1.90. Our Sale Sugar Spoons, Pegular price 50c. Our Sale Cold Meat Forks, Regular price $1.15 Pickle Forks, Regular price $1.00 SPECIAL SET, Six Medium Knives and Six ¥ Medium Forks, for Wor TWENTY-SIX PIECES — IN NEW PAR L Sale pri Sale price S $1.05 each $1.00 eaoh 15¢ each cach and Six Were $7.05 SPECIAL SET, Medium Forks for Six only Dessert Knives 45 0. THER CHEST, with flat medium Knives and flat medlum Forks. Would make an ideal Gift. Regular price §$15.60. Xmas price is ceeee.. $1L.95 CHOICE AT HALF THE 0ORIC AL PRICE ¥ CHRISTMAS PICKINGS AT DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. Jt is a clear-a-away of Remnants and cut lengths at a saving of half their value, YOUR SELECTION OF SOME OF THE BEST MATERIALS which we have cut in Skirt, Dress and Suit lengths to make vour selection easier. Serges, Tricotines, Poplins, Polret Twills, Gaberdines, Jerseys, Broadcloths, Cheviots, Plaids, $tripes, Checks, Mixtures and other fashionable fabrics. Come choose the lensths you want and save half the price, _— HAVING AN AU‘T“HOBILI DELIVERY FOR NEW BRITAIN YOU CAN DEPEND ON PROMPTLY RECEIVING ALD DRY GOODS PURCHASED OF UR and allowad to go. Judge Griswold then announced that he would hold the case of the other two men over until next week Monday. All of the men were arrested for being under the influence of liquor an La Berta for driving his ma- chine while intoxicated They were going from Hartford to Meriden but when they reached the Boston Post corner it seems that the driver of the motorcycle did not know which way to turn and finally went up the embankment in front of the Herbert Johnson place. At the town court Monday Judge Guswold will preside and Charles F. Lewis will prosecute. Construction Company Bowls. The Berlin Construction company shop team trimmed the office team of *the same place in three straight games at Rogers alleys in New Britain last X S vening. Trombly and Warner | The Woman's aid society of ‘bowled good for the shop team. The | Berlin Congregational church will team will go to Southington tonight | h0ld a food and apron sale in the where it is scheduled to play a game. | Parlors of the church this evening. New TakNe Tasiallen Home made candy, aprons of all dis- The Connecticut Light and Power | CTiPtions, and other food articles will company. of ..ew Britain has com- | e on sale. An entertainment has also pleted most of the work on installing | Peen provided by the committee in the new lights. There is still work to | charge. be done on Berlin street from the Blake and Woodruff store past the town hall. The lights installed by the company are the same kind used on the streets of New Britain and are a great improvement over the small candle powered incandescents former- ly used here. Several new poles were put in their places a few weeks ago and this norning men from the power and telephone companies were working on changing wires from the old to the new poles and adding new wires. Un- der the old stem the lights were egulated by a time clock but with Ithe coming of new lights they will | be regulated from New Britain. The town will now have 30 lights for il- lumination instead of 19. New ones are being placed on Berlin strect. Farmington road, Hudson street and the East Berlin road. Agriculture Society Meets A meeting of the Berlin Agricultural society was held last evening at which reports of the committees were read. The item of importance read at the meeting was the report of the sale of some property to the Bodwell Land company of New Britain. The state- ment of liabilities of the society read and accepted, Outst: were read and ordered paid. Included in the list of bills was one from Francis Deming for com- mission on the sale of property to the loan jation. Mr. Deming was will- ing that the money be turned over to the community house fund instead of making payment to him. Food Sale Tonight BERLIN NEWS MERIDEN YOUTHS TO _ BE TRIED MONDAY Will Be Arraigned Before Judge Griswold INSTALL NEW LIGHT SYSTEM Town to Be Better was bills oci the Iluminated— Agricultural Society Meets—Parents amd Teachers o Meet Tonight— ‘Berlin Bits, Removed. to Hospital John Burke of Kensington, employ- ed at tiie Berlin Construction com: pany plant, was taken to the New Brit- ain General hospital this morning for treatment for an infection which was caused by an accident recently. Parents and Teachers to Meet There will be a meeting of the Em- ma Hart Willard Parents and Teach- ers’ ociation in the Kensington Gram school this evening. The committee in charge has provided an interesting program which will be in the form of musical selections, talking and moving pictures. Superintendent of Schools Schowalter will present the motion pictures and has a list of comics as wel as educational films, Johnstone nce of hte New Britain Herald will give a talk on the “Bd ucational Value of Newspapers. Walter Hart has arranged the musical program. T. A. B. Activities The prize winners the T. A. B. whist held in their hal! last evening are as follows: First ladies’ Anna Mec- Quade, second, Bessie MoKeon. First gent’s W. J. Fagan and second Adam Kingo, The “45" tournament which was played at the hall on Tuesday levening between the local association and the American Paper Goods team was a tie. The game will be finished on next Tuesday evening. Berlin Bits Regal Review of the Maccabees will hold a meeting tomorrow evening in St. Paul's T. A. B. rooms at Upson's corners. An automobile stalled ton road a short way below the Blake and Woodruff store caused much ex- citement this morning. The car bear- ing the license number 70 has becn here since last evening and there is a question to ownership or why the machine was left here. R. O. Clark of East Berlin has start- ed his saw mill next to the school and has many men working for him The school board will hold a meet- ing next Tuesday evening at the town hall ford Two Meriden youths will be ar- raigned In the Berlin town court on Monday evening of next week on a charge of Intoxieation. They were ar- rested lList Saturday evening for driv- ing a motor vehicle while under the influence of lHquor. The case wus have been tried this past Monday but due to the inability of of the smen to appear it was postponed until next week | The men gave their names to th local authorities as Ernest La Bert Kdward Nashkit and Lawrence Coop- or. At the trial last Monday Edward La Derta was unable to attend because of slight injurics received in the ac- gident. The other two men showed aip and Lawrence Cooper was fine:l #% and costs which amounted to $10 BETTY AND HER BEAU AWRIGHT -DON'T TMEN ' GIRLS AINT LUIKE THEY USED ¥ BE ANYHOW ! "n Farming- THAT CAN'SI'W AN’ BAKE ' WHY V BET VOU DONT EVEN KNOW WHAT A BOLLING ¢4 1S Fon | . » N the rton has moved winter. rge » Hart- for on entire s*ock of velvet nblum’s.—sadvt records. Britain. price Gola Piaros Victrolas, Pierct & Co., New 3v hats c L. Opposite HeaberiF Andevaon | Teacher of Violin 115 Dwight St Tel, 1145-4, \DAYLIGHT ROBBERY AT RUSSELL’S BLOCK Daring Thiel Enters Home of Tenant and Secures Money PILGRIM LECTURE TONIGHT Pilgrim Lecture Tonight—Town Mecet- ing to be Held—Ladies' Aid Food Sale—Christmas Seals Selling — Baby Confercnce Postponed. One of the most daring daylight robberies ever held in this town took vesterday afternoon during one busiest hours of the day. Mrs. Cornelius Downing, who lives on the second floor o tfhe Russell Block at Central Square was the victim of the cleverne of the robber or robbers, As it was Mrs. Downing left her apartment to visit a neighbor triend of hers across the hall-way. This was at a few minutes vefore 3 o'clock. When she returned to her hnnlr. which K not more than ten minutes later, her purse had been removed from the bureau drawer and tne contents taken. There was a sum of $50 in it. The purse had been thrown on the floor and the cat was playing with it when Mrs. Dcwning entered. However, an- other sum, smaller than that which had been taken, was uverlooked in the b au drawcr. Evidently the robber wi in haste and did not look thoroughly. Mrs. Downing was at a loss as to what to do and nottfied her friends. There were no youngsters about the place at the time as school was still in session when the act was commit- ted. M. Downing cannot recall any strangers who had called previous to her leaving. There were no possible clues left by the intruder which would give any indication or his identity. The local authorities were notifled of the robbery and are working on the case at present. In a way, it seems that the person or persons, who took the money, was in some way acquainted with the whereabouts of it and went directly to the bureau, or possibly, luck tavored them and the purse was found whea they first entered. Mrs. Downing is the wife of Cor- ndlius Downing who served as con- stable for Plainville for a number of vears past. Hartford is at this time being raid- ed by some clever thieves and it may be that a stray one took a trip to Plainville yesterday to try his luck. The people are however, urged to lock their homes no matter how long a time they intend to remain away. Pilgrim Lecture, Professor Waldo S. Pratt of Hart- ford gywill lecture ronight at 7:2 o'clock in the parlors of the Congre, tional church FHis lecture will be on the Pi Fathers. This is the second lecture of its kind to be held in the church parlors. A series of three are being observed. They are in honor of the Three Hundredth anniversary of the landing of.the Piigrims. Professor Pratt will speak on, “The Song Book of the Pilgrims.” The lecture will be illustrated with the use of the piano, when veral of the songs will be played. These lectures have been given at New B 1in and other places and are very interesting. Thc public has been cordially invited to attend. Town Meeting Tonight. = The legal voters of the town have been called to attend a special town meeting of the Selectmen to be held at the Town Hall at 8 o'clock tonight. A moderator will be nominated who will preside at the meeting tonight. k o meeting has been called for the purpose of having the proposition of the Selectmen voted upon, for borrow- ing a’sum of money to meet the ex- penses of the Town Budget for the season of 1920-1921. All who are in- terested are urged to attend. Sale Postponed. The Ladies' Aid society of the Plainville Methodist church has an- nounced that the annual Christmas sale of food, fancy articles, home made candy and other things, has been postponed untls Wednesday af- ternoon December 15. The sale was to have been keld this evening. It will be held at the church parlors. A sup- per will be served at 6 o’clock after which the sale will be in progress. The Sunday School orchéstra will furnish musical selections. ¥Food Sale Successful. Under the auspices of the Ladies’ Aid society of the Advent Christian church, a food sale was conducted at the vacant store in the Neri Block vesterday afternoon. There was a very large attendance during the sale and a laige sum was realized. The funds will be used for general work of the Mission society. The church also needs some repairs made on it, and these expenses will be taken out of the sale mone Checks Make Many Happy. With the issuing of the Christmas club checks of the Plainville Trust company to the local people who were members, mz hearts were gladdened by receiving them. The bank employes were kept busy yes- terday cashing them Smiles were many and numerous when they re- ceived the money the checks helped many who found times were not as zood this year as they had been previous vears. Several of the people who had rezular accounts add- ed their Christmas checks to this. The bank proposes to start the club again for next season some time next week. Cenference Postponed. weekly Thursday afternoon Welfare Confere which is at the Visiting Nurse's Station, »stponed for this afternoon duc to cold weathe action will probably be taken through the severe cold the winter as many of the parents are averse to taking the youngsters out. However, 1s The Baby held wi 9, 1920, - Will Monkey Glands Mak Weak People Strong? Evidence Scems Be Convincing That Anaemia and Gencral Ri down OCondition Are Due to Run-down Glands, to New Gland Tablets Guaranteed Bring Decided Results in 10 Days Or Moncy Refunded. Did you read the newspaper ac-' counts reproduced here? They are so interesting and may mean so much to thousands of readers of this paper that they deserve repetition. They tell the story of the reported remark- | able results from the use of monkey |and other animal glands in making decrepit old men young and restoring health and strength to young men and women who have become run-down. Whoever thinks these are unusual cases should keep their eye on the press reports of similar medical vic- tories and know that many physi-' cians are now treating weaknesses of both men and women in this modern scientific way. H Scientists tell us that in the glands they have found a vital secret of life which are “hormones.” To find these essen hemical clements which they have discovered help con- trol organs, biood, nerves and tissue- building, they now go straight to life itself .and _from healthy, young cattle and. sheep, take the gland-power which we nced and prepare it in tab- let form, so it may be taken pleas- antly and convenicntly. For Young and Old. It should not be gland extracts are effective with prematurely old people. are being used extensively i men and women who are anaemic, run-down, nervous, thin, pale and | weak with results that seem little short of surprising. As a tonic and strength-builder, animal gland sub- that ' only They younyg supposed stance, it would seem, has its great- est use. The reason appears to be perfectly — MONKEY GLANDS | GIVEMANOF 72 THE HEALTH OF YOUTH i to Monkey Gland May Help Him Regain Old Title How to Tell If Your Glands Are Starving “land extracts have secured so much publicity as a result of having helped people in so many ways that some may look upon them as a remedy for evervthing. Th! is a mistake. In order to correct this impression the lab- oratories have issued the follow- ing list of symptoms which might warrant the use of Glan- dex Compound (gland extracts in tablet form combined with iron) as a tonic. Weakness. Thinness. Head- ache. Lack of Vitality. Mental Depression. Irritability. Nerv- ousness. Despondency. Anaemia. Sluggishness. Sleeplessness. Paleness—and general run- down conditions. simple. According to those who have | given this new treatment the greatest thought, our health and vigor depend largely on the glands which help govern the gctivity of muscles, briin wnd organs. So when we become run-down, gland exiracts from animals may be used to supply the very substance cause of the run-down Qo attacked. This idea of u extriicts is not in itself ne: | been used for, comes from tH which has indigestion, of animals, While it may see almo; be true, there have bd of people who almost do strength and endurance and and frequently results are felt the first few days. would sometimes look as th was little reason for being worn out and nervous, or prematurely old, for gl from vigorous sheep and now be purchased at any under the name of Gian pound, which also contail of iron—perhaps the b | blood builder. Free Trial—Gu You are not asked to cent to find out how GI pound may give you the lively spirit of youth, a f step, bright eyes, rosy strength and endurance and appetite of the rejuvenated body. All you have to do Glandex Compound accord] simple directions for ten at the end of that time, not perfectly satisfactory, gist is authorized to money at once without red tape, on your simplel This is the fairest offef be made, and it is o the success of the new - treatment that it would b back Glandex Compound a remarkable guarantee, vou risk nothing. Go # gist today as Clandex { scarce because of the g And remember, you The Glandex guarantee'is. all the resources ,of Company, Inc., 244 West New York. For sale by City Drug | Main street; John J. McBris which the glands have failed to pro- duce. And the purpose is that the Church and Stanley sti good druggists everywhes Miss Heineman, the nurse in charge, tends the infants through the week when the weather is fair, and mothers see fit to call at the station. Town Talk. The regular meeting of the W. C. T, U. will be held tamorrow after- noon at the home of - Mu: Louis Hemmingway of North Washington street. President Charles H. Newton at- tended the meeting of the Hartford Chamber of Commerce, as assistant director, yesterday afternoon. Frank Kerin will attend, as a. guest of the association, the banquet of the Y. M. T. A. & B. Fife and Drum Corps of New Britain, at the Bond Hotel in Hartford this evening. Mike Ca I Washington street, is reparted as resting comfortably it the New Britain hospital where he is being treated for a fractured skull re- ceived in an automobile accid:n sime time ago. He is expecting s discharge from the institution in about two weeks. * 1 price on entire stock of velvet hats, Goldenblum's.—advt. Pianos, Victrolas, records. C. L. Pferce & Co.. New Britain. Opposite monument.—advt. ATTENTION—Probably you are puzzied in selecting your “Xmas Glifts.”” We handle an article which old and young will ap- preciate. Handsome ‘‘Card Case” given with every 100 name cards. Don't pass up this offer, the time is lmited. For further information write The Star Print- ery, White's Crossing, Plainville, Conn, Box 111 12-T-1w TO RENT—Tenement of 4 rooms; all im- provements. Inquire 68 East Main St.. Plainville 12-9-3d $312,000,000 IS PAID OVER This Amount Was Given to Railroads in Few Months, Secretary Houston Reports to Congress. ‘Washington, Dec. 9.—More than $321,000,000 was turned over to the railroads by the government in the form of advances on the guaranty provisions of the transportation act and in loans between the last of March and the first part of November, according to figures sent to congress today by Secretary Houston. Action to compel the treasury to advance about $400,000,000 more now is pending in the District of Colum- bia supreme court on madamus pre- ceedings instituted by the carriers. According to an estimate submitted by the commission the secretary said the total amount necessary to make good the guaranty provision of the transportation act will approximate $600,000,000. ————— 5 PLEASURE CARS M. IRVING JESTER GOOD PRINTING PROMPT DELIVERY LETTER HEADS BILL HEADS STATEMENTS KULPER Bosmiss carns PRINTING CALLING CARDS CO. INVITATIONS 325 MAIN ST. CIRCULARS ADVERTISING BLOTTERS CALENDARS PROGRAN ARRANGED Reverend Dax of Trinity Church Se- lects List of Sunday .Night Subjects Until February 27. Reverend John L..Davis, the Trinity Methodist church, has com- piled his list of Sunday evening sub- jects until February 27, and he sub- mits the following for the information of everybody who wishes to attend: Dec. 5. Sermon by Bishop Theo. S. Henderson, LL. D. Dec. 12. Sermon by the pastor. *‘Chickens Come Home to Roost.”" Dec. 1 Christmas musical service by the quartet and chorus. Dcc. 26. Christmas cantata by the Sunday School. His Star.”" Jan. 2. Sermon by the pastor, New Year’s Motto.”" Jan. 9. Emil Closs, the Swiss hand- ball ringer. Address by the pastor, “‘Fly or Die.” Jan. 16. Sermon by the pastor, ‘‘Five Good Reasons for Being a Fool.”" Jan. 23. Illustrated lecture by the pastor, ‘“The Life and Land of Robert Burns.” Jan. 80. The Silver Trumpeters of New York City. Four young women will play trumpets. Address by the pastor. J Feb. 6. ‘‘An evening with Jas. ‘Whitcomb Riley,”” by Rev. Dr. C. S. Kemble, of Irvington, N. J. Feb. 13. Illustrated lecture by the pastor, ‘‘From a Log Cabin to the ‘White House.’" Feb. 20. Address by the pastor, il- lustrated witn pictures, ‘‘The Hero of Valley Forge.'’ Feb. 27. Wesleyan male and gospel team. “A quartet Best butter 65c 1b. —advt. LIFE SAVING RECORDS. Distressed Vessels and Cargoes Worth | $65,479,705 Salvaged. ‘Washington, Dec. 9.—New records in saving life and assisting distressed veasels were set by tne coast guard during the past fiscal year said the annual report of Commandant W. E. Reynoids, made public today. Rescues aggregated 2,417. Vessels and cargoes valued at $65,479,705 were assisted as against $20,000,000 in any preceding year. Aviation now is an important factor in saving life and property and locat- ing floating derelicts, the report shows. A coast guard aviation station has been established at Moorehead City, N. C. Strong opposition to merging the coast guard into the naval establish- ment as proposed last year by Secre- tary Daniels is expressed in the report. Russell Bros. Best butter 65c I1b. Russell Bros. pastor of | CANADIANS WIN| LEAGUE ARG ! Secure Compromise and Transit Boards Are be Organized Geneva, Dec. 9.—(By ed Press)—Proposed organ ; finance and transit under | of nations, which was con terday by the assembly, N ! abandoned as the result o | promise reached at mid | night by prominent deleg: : assembly meeting here. | N. W. Rowell of Canad Hanotaux of France, Mr. Australia, Dr. Gastoa Da “Brazil and Lord Robert sentative of South Africa ent at the conference whic in this compromise, The existing internatios organization will continue: and will come under the of the league. This compromise is a victs Canadian delegation which | opposed the propostion th | sembly recommend to - th :menls the establishment league of three new organj The round of social fune nected with the meeting sembly in this city, was morning by the George BE. Foster, Canadian delegal Allan, The ceremony took] | Holy Trinity church, the b given away in marriage by four. Weather Re CLOUDYyRAIN It does not matter t We are equipped to tf turs by artificial I wonderful results. Photos taken SHINE. Also EVE till Christmas. Arcade Stu SERVI GIVE FREELY TO HELP YO HOSPITAL THEN HELP KE] > OUT BY INSTALLING SANITARY PLUMBING MODERN HEATING SYSTEMS. Plainville Eng. & Supply C COURTE]