New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1921, Page 7

- ¥y ERYTHING HERE FOR PLAINVILLE TEAMS ARE NAMED ASTER and SPRING | Stocks, Best Grades and pwest Costs wear Strap and white checks, polo d orepe de chine are Coats tan, VING AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY FOR NEW BRITAIN oldered. Prices with ribbons and rose axd 0 uulh mna- up In good manner, with full Imed knickers, 7 to 15 yr. on Blouses in large assortment in 7 to 18 year sizes, and of unusual worth at . Special, o table of madras Blouses, collar on style, 6 to 15 years, big value at ... pecial, 12% to 14 neck measure, good ones, priced at $1.00 each. urn . tan N Pumps are to be the pepular full louis and Baby Louxs Russia calf, brown and black - 31100 to,§g2.50 x le \u soles, ‘" E{ r wear. *fln“\klfl 0!‘ little boys or girls up to six years. fThe @ainty 'film- agd pink, to $15.00. D: Band made white crepe de chine tallored Hats for boy or girl, BLES—AIl Wool Blue Scrge Suits | ind full lined Pan t he best vitlue You nty Hats of pink Hats white and colors from . Others are priced $1.50 to CAN DEPEND others of white cashmere, long or short, and and blue straw with silk .roWns, nd little flreuylfiam to mmcr( “$2.50 to $8.50. S » n 8 1o 16 year Bizes. new Spring’ you have scen for many a season at this $10.98 each sizes, cxu-puonn.l value for $6 ea. 50 each $2.50. ON PROMPTI.X RECEIVING ALL DRY GOODS PURCHASED OF US. BERLIN NEWS . NSINGTON WILL LAVE NEW LIGHTS mmt Yotes for Such at « Men and Berlin for Violating Head- 8 at Church—Ber- 'uh n electric lights, 'M probable a possible. ‘There has been of discussion of lato in relative to electric enaington. Many promi- ts have sponsored’ the some time but hardly rea- it _may soon be a reality. has & faw lights scattered there. ig to the American Paper These, however, be- Goods and not the town. J. Fitésimmons, one of the of the Kensington fire nectjcut Light and Power company in New Britain this morning with the result that a representative that company will be in Kensington soon {to go through the town and see whete it would be advisable to place lights. Mr. Fitzsimmons statéd that he thought 200 lights would, be enough. The Worthington fire district has re- cently installed & new lighting sys- tem through the Connecticut Light n«l Power company and all residents that=nettion seomi. well. pleased. | I'ollowlnx the inspection of _.the district by the representative and the local committee, consisting of Jates J. Fitzsimmons, ¥, L. Norton and R. H. Graham, a meeting of the Ken- sington fire district will be called. It will be at this time that the Ken~ | sington people will have the oppor- tunity to say whether or not they ! would like to have the lights. = The ! question will be brought before the { meeting and If voted for new lights { will probably be installed late this summer or early this fall Paying for Lights. The question naturally arises “How will the lights be paid for?" This is easily answered. The assessors are now busy in the Kensington fire dis- trict as well as the Worthington dis- trict, preparing separate grand lists. A tax, which will be decided upon at the meeting of the Kensington dis- trict, will be levied on the new grand list which 18 expected to be about $2,000,000 to defray the expenses ol of { lists will be ready for publication within a few days but it is thought the Worthington list will amount to | between $600,000 and $700,000. The Worthington disfrict has al- ready laid a tax of four miils on the new grand list for that district. This | pay for the installation of the new light and other sundry expenses. The tax to be laid will not pay for the laying of mains etc for the from New Britain. This will_be paid by the issuing of bonds, if a bill now in the legislature is passed. ‘ Heard in Court f The cases of three men Monday evening by offic state motor vehicle de heard in the local court Griswold last eveniris, question are Clarence gave his residence as Harry BEdelson of Berlin and Peter| Gutelone of New Hiritain. They were| brought into court on the charge of| violating the headlight law. After hearing the cases Judge Gris- wold imposed a fine of $10 and costs, | the total amounting to $18 ‘'on each of { the men. The men 'we arrested by | | officers who were sent along the Ber- lin turnpike Monday evening by the motor vehicle department. is to water arrested rs from the ' tment, were before Judge men in| ple, who] Néw . Britain, | The Men's Sunday *hool class of the Kensington Congregational éhurch gave the women's class a supper at the church last an attendance contest in fostalling the lights and other sundry expenses. | €. J. Mueller and Jason Taylor are | arranging the lsts for Kensington. | In the Worthington district Francis Deming, George F. Dodd and Pardon communieated with the Con- C. Rickey are preparing the list. The BETTY AND HER BEAU MY GOSH ! ! BETTYS PICTURE WAS IN THAT an interesting program out, including vocal selections, recita- was carried teos' nppPairited at night in the Church of Our Lady of palgn of for Relief in Ireland. | was elected Gallagher, Rooney, tr i which W.. Al FOR IRISH RELIEF Diive for Funds to Be Launched Monday PLAINYILLE QUOTA IS $1,600 Book' on Ex-Service Men Reccived— Bascball Team Receives Donations —Epworth League Attends Meeting ~—Church Notices—Other Items. Plans were completed and commit- a meeting held last Iercy, to solicit funds for the cam- the American Committee W. L. Cafferty local chairman; W. F. vice-chairman; $usan urer; J. T. Bergan, treas- arles F. Conlon, publicity The team captains nppoint~ No 1, Nelson Delarm; N rer and llC(‘or are: James Nolan; N¢, Durry, ‘caBtains will appoint the work will be car- a, fiquse-to-ho ms, appointed be” publishied fter devotions at the chur \ns, assistants and the gen ’ conifittee in vh:rga. P« ml. Thiquota set for Mlle is $1,- 500 ag the committees u. to rem this amount befor end of. “‘E\rive whith will be March 28, The al of the townspeople will be “asked iorder to make the campaign a succe, and have Plainville go over th tops it had done in all its pre- s @res. The funds obtained will used ytrictly for r‘guo( purposes in Irelan where there' is much suf- féring anng the people due to the destructiolof homes and factories as a' result Othe recent reprisals; The ¢Ampaign \s been endorsed by Sec- retary of ymmerce Herbert Hoov- ér, who I8 jajrman of the European relief work. Baseq Contributions. Contributils have been sent in to- wards the S\port of the newly or- ganized Plaijlle bascball team, of Bailcy, ia manager, and’a numbeot the business men have forwardCsumas. Neri brothers ‘have comtribut $20 and William Downham, Maker of the Plainville Engineering’ an - supply company, gave $10. Proges of checks have been given by thyysiness men of the town and it i§ NOjkely that the team will lack In Supkt The entertain- meént committee 11 hold a meeting Tuesday evenibg \en plans will be nmlmed for the ming entertain- "mént when funds il be raised for dquipment for the \yers, Epworth Leag Notes, The Epworth Leae of the Meth- odist church, attend: o group rally at the Asbury Methog church in Forestville last night The banner for the largest atteNuce of any league present Was Arded to the league from the Trin Methodist church at New Britair, This group had an anendnnw‘ ofy per cent. Plainville group cnma kt with an average of 61 pef cent."here were about 25 members who apded from here. The Forestville leag present- ed an ‘entertainment. COgting of be evening, as the result of | musical numbers. Refreshints were which (h.-y‘l were the losers. Following the supper | served. Leéagues from Brigy South- ington, Kensington, New Bain wnd Plainville were represented. | Servicemen’s Book tions and Sleight-of-hand tricks. The superintgndent of the school gave an interesting talk which followed by con's Masterpicce” James Thomson then told seveial stories and Thomas Emerson did lik wise, Claude Stevens Jr' favored with sleight-of-hand performance. Howard Crabe also gave a short talk as did Rev. Carleton Hazen. A social hour followed. Church Notices Kensington Congregational church —Morning worship (at, 10:45 with special Palm Stne on by th pastor. Sunday mfinwn the Chrisjian Endea 6 o' At this time there will K tion of the puatgr‘ class. St. Paul's Catholic chire Palm Sunday observance with conducted at 8 and 10 ¢'ciock. Berlin Congregat il church— Morning worship at 10:45 when Rev. 8. A. Fiske ve as the subject of h on “Delayed Triumphs.” Thg . Older boys' class will meet at :30 o'cock and the Sunday school at noon. The men’s class will meet as usual in the community house at 12 o'clock. £ Kensington Methodist church— Morning worship at 10:45 with Sab- bath school at 12 Junior league will meet at 3:30 o'cock and the regular evening services will be held at 7 o’clock. Brotherhood Mecting The Brotherhood of the Kensingto Cengregational church will hold |its: next meeting of Wednesday .m% March 23, at 8 o'clock at the The meeting g{ this time 3 nd K. i wits | the recital of “The Dea- ! by Joseph Wilson | o'clock noon. The | Town Clerk Usher is in leipt ot | a book containing the recor ot a'i Connecticut men who gterveqn the army, navy and marine cor the United States. The wars miitiuned |are the Philippines insfection, -] China Relief and Spanish., The book was compiled J ¢ neral George M. Cole, under his direction. M residénts are mentioned Among them are: G. Al Company E, First Re neeéticut Volunteer Infs Pott Edward JgJ -Johgy ster, FHiram 8§, Belden of ntry, Several irk during the eV made for comm tournament. At the evening of next week al arre urged to attend whd wish ' play on the team. It will be kng as the Pythian Cribbage team. Church Notloes. ‘ Methodist Church-—Preachin; the pastor at 10/45 o'clock 1§ morning, “The Triug psus’'into Jerusale: at’ 12 o’clotk, no e meeting nt 8, { worship and sermon at 10:45 o'clock. Subject: “The Desire of the Greeks.” Sunday school at noon. Special serv- ices at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Rev. George E. ‘Tyler, pastor of the Christian Advent church will preach. His subject will be: “The Sufferings of Christ and the Glory to Follow.” There will be no services. | Rev. E. F. Barrows will preach at the evening services at 7:30 o’clock at the Parker A. M. E. Zion church | at Meriden. His topic will be “The King of Love.” Epjscopal Church. Holy Communion at 8 o'clock in the morning. Morning prayer and sermon at 10:45 o’clock. Sunday school at 12 o'clock ,noon. | Evening prayer and sermon at 7 ,o'clock. Rev. John W. Woessner, rector of the St. Paul church 1In Southington, will preach in exchange ' with Rev. Robert H. Burton. Advent Christian Church. | row being Palm Sunday, Rev. E. Tyler will speak in thg morning at 10:45 upon the subject, “The Palms of Victory.” The Sunday school will meet at 12:06 and the Loyal Workers at 6 in the evening. At 7 o'clock the pastor will have as a subject, “When the Lord Suddenlyl { Comes to His Temple.” The mid-week | prayer meeting is to be held on Thurs- day evening at 7:45 o'clock. Plainville Baptist Church. 10:45 a. m., Rev. George Harvey of Hartford will preach; 12:05 m., Sunday school; 6 p. m., young people’'s service; 7 p. m., “Wise Counsel,” will be the pas- r's theme. evening Tomor- George stville News St. Patrick’s' meeting was held' night at St. Matthew’s church. | Father M. J. Ryan of South Meriden preached. The feast of St. Joseph was celebrated this morning at 8 o'clock, with high mass. ; The Forestville schools will close ursday of next week for the ual Easter holiday, and open again | on April 4. Mrs. [Arthh Pg&er street, is vish dng iends in Torring- ton. v Fe The ) Girls’, Frichdly society of ‘$he Christ ghurch parish house, will hold a Neighborhood meeting tomorrow | afterndon &t § o’'clock at the church. Rev. § cliffe of New. Britain will "8] % The Epworth' league of ‘the. ‘Asbur; of Church the coming year- at Thursday night. The officers follofk: President, E. G. Manchester; first yice president. Mrs. Edith Ayer; second vice president, Miss Elizabeth Kenas- ton; third vice president, Mrs. Carl Johanson; fourth vice president, Mrs. secretary, Miss treasurer, E. G. Pease. its, meet\w E. G. Manchester; Hazel Bunnell; Plainville Briefs. Amos Osburne has sold his prop- erty on Camp street residents. to Newington George Bently has returned after a where he spent some He Visited his who visit te Texas, time with his sons. brother Edgar Bently, lives in the South. as well, Isaac Medl!ey has moved to Hart's Corner from his former residence on Forestville avenue. . There will be a cottage prayer meeting tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. H. Presser at 3 o'clock. Rev. Francis Richards of Hart- ford, will preach at the evening serv- ices at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy tomorrow evening. A small grass fire started opposite . Methodist ‘church elected omm; £ the railroad tracks near sharpe's station this morning and for a time | threatened to spread. It was put| out however, by parties of men wnhfi brooms. LOST—Two small white pigs. Return'io 21 Pearl Sg;, or call Tel. 76-12,. Plainiille Reward. Joseph Di Yulia 3-19-3dx Get your cream at Conforti's. Best New Havep Dairy Cream handled. 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