New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 22, 1921, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1921 282 I:AIIVVILLE‘IVEW‘ - EXCELLENT WORK AT SCHOOL BY NURSE Health Conditions Are Aided- by Co-operation of Miss Heineman ALDERMAN FUNERAL HELD The Special January Event At This Store Just Now Is Our Mid-Winter Sale In The Daintest Of MUSLIN AND SILK UNDIES Food Sale at Mrs. Manchester Proves Successful—Books on Poultry Rais- ing at Local Post Office—Usual Church Notes. Much of the excellent health con- ditions existing throughout the town, can be allributed to the unlimited co- operation of the local visiting nurse's work in the school. Miss Elizabeth Heineman. the nurse in charge, pays visits to the school every Tuesday and Friday mornings. On these visits she learns through the teachers of any children who may need attention. These children are examined by Miss Heineman, and, if necessary, are sent to a doctor. Their parents are also advised to consult a physician. How- cver, should it be a ease where the parents are not in a position to have their child taken to a doctor, Miss Heineman aids as much as possible. There may be children who come to school with sores or other wounds. Be Sure To Remember February Furniture . A These are attended to by the nurse. Sale, Begins With Us January 29th f om0 s L. Judd and in turn, an examination of the child is made. "They are ®ent home and the nurse is advised to as- certain their real condition. Few 8ays at school are lost on account of ill- ness, as when the first stages of sicke ness are discovered immediate care is given. During the recent scarlet fever and diphtherfa epidemics more than 200 throat cultures were taken. These revealed the fact that there were several carriers attending school. Health Officer Bull also devotes a great deal of his time to the school. The Plainville Grammar school has an excellent record for health among the children, and it is the aim of the principal and teachers to kecp this up. ) The qualities of the garments are so good, the prices asked so low, it actually seems like pre-war times. The styles too are so dainty, the workmanship so fine, it en- thuses every woman who sees our offerings. Come secure someof the values while sale is on. My Hoosier Silent Se “Gertrude”—said Mr. Young Husbaid, “I won’t have you ¥ pretty head off in doing the cooking when we can easil| serv;lp,t. Why, think of the steps you have to take in g meal. “Steps. John,” Taughingly replied the pretty wife, “maybe I them before the HOOSIER SERVANT came to live that is now a thing of the past, as for hard work there i work in the kitchen when you have such a wonderful as one you see before you.” Wait for full particulars of the benefits it brings you and secure at greatest savings yet, the pieces you want. The date is the 29th, the day Saturday. Yes, the whole affair happened here in New Britain and tq story we must relate how the charming housekeeper ¥ tured went on to explain to the partner of her joys and the splendid KITCHEN CABINET which they had b THE BIG FURNITURE STORE contained a large %eo bin, Revolving Spice Jar Holder, Glass Jars for Tea, —-and many other practical devices that no other Ki possessed. HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY FOR NEW BRITAIN YOU CAN DEPEND ON PROMPTLY VING ALL DRY GOODS PURCHA! district with any necessary thereon and to make any needful ne- If we were to keep on as we started you would be sold before a visit at all and maybe would phone 72 and say ‘“send those HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS you are adve! Herald”. But there are other things in furniture, h you simply must see, yes hundreds of pieces, and we to have you with us now almost any day. Yes, make it JOHN A. ANDREWS & THE BIG FURNITURE S P. S.—This has nothing to do with Kitchen Cabinets bitt i down town tonight see The Crystal Washing Machir(e-i window. action ing right along. The freight agent «aid this morning that conditions are e e e The funeral of Burdette Alderman, | members of this district are asked to attend the meeting Congregational church, officlated. BERLIN NEWS ’ Automobiles Skid. The concert given by the Lyceum | pyrial was in the Farmington ceme- | Several accidehts were narrowly [ course at the Athletic hall last eve- | tory averted this morning in front of the | ning under the auspites of the Meth- Berlin post office There happened } cdist church was said to be a suc- | East Berlin Concert Success. Blakely, pastor of the Farmington Food Sale Successful The Ladies’ Aid society of the Methodist church, held a successful food sale at the home of Mrs. F. B. Manchester yesterday afternoon. Books on Poultry Thraugh the courtesy of Congress- Augustine Lonergan, Post- master P. J. Prior has received about 3Q books of the Department of Agriculture dealing with several in- teresting parts on farming and the raising of poultry. These books can be secured at the post office by any person interested. Church Notices to be ice on the pavement at this | cess both financially and socially. place and several machines coming The three girls presented musical and going in all directions skidded at | and vocal selections well as sev- A large crowd was ports of Various Committees to [ thie Boint. Two cara. ons after the | eral recitations other, turned around three times be- ] in attendance . fore they could proceed. Many oth i man Be Heard Thursday Night | machinesin Dic"carns miorning Communicatcd performed the same stunt The “Herald” has been asked to Freight Conditions Better. print this open letter:— ““To the Monorable ] I'or the first time in many y 'S [ T CONDlTlONS BETTER the local freight vards have not been Berlin: blockaded with heavy traffic during “Sirs—It seems a pretty raw deal T the past few weeks. During the | that the taxpuyers of Berlin have got sirse of the war and for several | to pay for the transportation of eight - = " months following the heaviest traf- | children and 10 are obliged to walk, Plainvile M. E. church—Preac! mt—Church Notes For Sunday— | o (4.4 on ti.e New Haven roal| as the gallant school board dopes it [ 1. (he pastor, at 10:45 a. m. ;‘:b;':“: passed through Rerlin both |‘| pas- | out, . «hool at 12 o'clock noon. Epworth senger and treight trains. Now, if they would get up some freight yard was often con- | sort of a tag day they might raise nough to let the other ten justice .to all. Taxpayers of y Automobiles Skid on Icy Pave- m. Young | questiori®d, but that nothing had been: discovered which would cause them Island at’ employed ‘women. Th night | yard Februa: then 122 ve dead weight Sunday school. 6 bp. People's meeting, 7 p. m. Rev. I Coe, of Bristol will preach to be held. ‘Wheeler Oasc Heard 5 The inspectors spent the Howard Wheeler of Bristol, an em- | checking up the cash they recovered plove of the local H. C. Baum man- | a¢ Kyle's home and in his two ga- ufacturing company, was given a | rages, and it is believed that less than hearing in the New Britain police | g3 000 remains to be accounted for. court this morning, charged with non-mpport by I ver Nomie Piercs | HOG ISLAND’S LAST Alabama Mt 1 . o by SHIP IS LAUNCHED : upriiy, of Bristol. He was ordered to pay $6 a week to his wife. s Many Attend Poultry Show . ,‘g:.;g;}-, 5 Several local residents attended (:w ! s ! (}'m ro,. Agricultural exposition at the ] B c e A A ford neld last | Army Transport Aisne, Which Is| recommendat e - o) ric com- , jury inqui e euatiiss 1aviac clocirical goods | Leunched Today, Completes Idst | Wijjiam B connected with farm use. Captan Loll Forestville News Co. M, Alb Frank Dietrich of Stafford evenue Philadelphia, Jan. 22.—Hog Island, | courtmarti was tendered a surprise birthday | oneo the world's greatest shipyard, to- party in honor of his 70th vear., at| g,. sent its last vessel, the army his home last evening. 'There were | qransport Afsne, on a trial run off the many friends present. Mr. Dictrich | pojyware Capes. With its delivery to received many gifts. the emergency fleet corporation next Robert Bloam, of Anderson and | pnyy,,6q4y shipbullding at the big plant Bloom, grocers, in confined to Mis | (i (o g6 and early next month the home with an illness. ¢ ice has | American International Shipping Corp. { 22.—United ¥ The! &:::::eqta;r\m:s::\":pzq l;:\-mf‘: will turn the vard over to the U. S.| which ws dam hee s st s < 3 - d;v:. ;hr ice house at the National | SHIPPIng Boar(}. . : . dur!:lglul Sat Marine Lamp company. is said 1o be The Aisne fis 4-’!‘~ feet long with a articipating filled with clean ice about 12 inches | dlsPlacement of 13,400 tons. Her con-| Diego to'the § tract speed is 15 knots an hour. Panama. Shy thick. 3 TO RENT—Six room cottage, all improve.| Created ms a war emergency, Hog| tug Gannet. ments, or tenement of six rooms to be vacant February 1st Inquire 20 Broad St.. Plainville. 1-22-3dx NOTICE—We do light trucking of any kind Call Pearl {itreot, Plainville, or 'phone 7 1-15-C6d therh Club to Meet—Berlin otherhood h to League at 6 o'clock in the evening. A cottage prayer meeting will be held Thursday evening, January 27, at the home of Mrs. Hattie Johnson of West Main street. Advent Christian Church Rev. George E. Tyler is to speak at 10:45 o'clock in the morning upon the subject: A government moving ta, The gestive, with both empty and filled | money special meeting of the Worth- | cars waiting for spare engines to come | ride jual and exact n fire district has been called |, nd draw them to their destination “Yours truly, hurseday evening of next week | During the war there seemed to he “H. M. COLLINS."” Prosi t Frank L. Wilcox It |a shortage of engines and in common Church Notices be held in thg Berlin town hall | with other towns and cities Berlin suf- Rerlin Congregational Church— o'cloc) fered in hgving delayed shipments, | Morning worship at 10:45 with n- veport will be heard from the |,,q4 receiving the wrong iaterial day school at noon. The Men's Bible | on to the zenith of its glory.” At lighting committee which will The fuctories in town would send | class will meet in the community [ 12:05 the Sunday school will be held ted thereon, to levy a tax there their orders and because of the bud There will be no | and at 6 o'clock in the evening the bn the district and arrange for onditions they would lay around in Loyal Worker society will conduct a llection. The mbsting has al%o | 11e cars in the local yards for several service. At 7 o'clock th. pastor's sub- called, ) days before leaving. Likewise was Ject will be: “The necessary passport receive a report from the side- || with the goods and material to be | F to the Heavenly Home.” The mid- eommittee and to act thereon: | .oceived here. week prayer meeting will be held at weive a report from the fire com- ||, the church on Thursday evening. and to act thereon: to receive | joy months late Painville Baptist Church DES § x|l the s WRLEES Comm (26 e; This situation and congestion how- Kensington Methodist Church— | 10:45 a_ m. the Lordship of Jesus thereon in approval or dirap- | ayver has been cleared up and at pres- | Morning worship at 10:45, with Sun- | Will be the pastor's theme. 12:05 m. of their acts and recommenda- | .nt all freight which comes into the | day school at noon ~ and to consider any petition 1o | v4rq js being cared for upon its ar- St. Paul's Catholic Church—Masses ture i bong e e will be conducted at § and 10 o'clock. Brotherhood to Mect The Brotherhood club of the Kens- ington Congregational church will hold a meeting in the church parlors on Monday evening of next week. At this meeting Rev. G. M. Missirian of the Stanley Memorial church in New Britain will give a short talk on “A The musical committee con- OFFH house at noon cvening service: Kensington Congregational Church —Morning worship at 10:45 at which Carleton Hazcn will deliver the The orders were days | sermon. Sabbath school will be con- ducted at noon and the Christian En- deavor society will meet at 6 o'clock. and in the case of some grocer- o l_ul Mrs. Steven Reducka on January A son was borh at the New Britain' hospital this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Griffith of Kensington East Berlin Items Albert Hubbard of Higganum was in town yesterday calling upon his parents, Mr. and Mrs. . B. Hubbard. There will be another illustrated lecture al the Methodist church to- morrow evening, at the usual service hour. The subject of the discourse will be “Europe.” An Invitation has rival and thing re being Kept mov- BETTY AND HER BEAU WALDO STOLE A KISS menia.” sisting of Joseph Wilson, James Thrope and Albert Johnson, have pre- pared an interesting program The meeting is an open one, the public heing cordially invited heen extended to all intergsted. Warranty Deeds Frederick Hubbard was a visitor in ®. O. Kilbourne, trustee, sold to | New Britain today on business. Helen Allend of New Britain a three- The Rifle club will meet again next S the property for- | week after the postponement, owi - S— fenementiaoues on i to the number of events occurring this | CLERGYMAN SINGLE . merly known as the Jarvis farm. This week at the chur - HANDED AS ROBBER MUTUAL INTE gotiations with the Berlin Co; to |gradually getting back to mormal| .o Farmington, was held at 2 o'clock transact any other business proper 1o fand he hopes that all congestion will | ¢pi atternoon from the Bomelon come before such a meeting All | be relieved soon. “_l'_mlnnon S Rev Qu‘incy i€ one of the few three-tenement M 1 clwood of Wost houses in Berlin James and Anna Mallarney have | Cromwell visited her daughter, Mrs. sold to Elmer and Emma Nordstrom of New Britain several building lots in Kensington® which are located next to the American Paper Goods factory. Foresters' Fair Opens A large crowd was in atten at the opening of the Foresters’ fair in Kensington last cvening. Court Friendly degree team of New Britain provided the entertainment with the aid of a trio of singers and dncerg K. V. Read yesterday. The Connecticyt Metal and Chemi- cal plant is working on a five-day week schedule. The paint department is on practically a full time basis. The state highway department has been appealed to to make such repairs as are necessary in order to prevent the main highway through this dis- trict from disintegrating from the rosts and freeze ubs e Chicago Authorities Sure Kyle Pulled Ooff $185,000 Theft All by Himself Mount Vernon, Ill., Jan. Guy Kyle, former p v 2.—With The business enterprises of our -cu interest to us and command our solig our many d pro,