New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1921, Page 7

by NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8 1921 DINNER WARE, GLASS AND HOUSEWARES YES, FOR TH RHEST OF TRUNKS, BABY CARRIAG 80 OPEN STOCK DIN ALL AT BIG PRICE SAVINC SALE MEANS TO YOU: BUY DINNERWARE OR imported china, $69.50 value, for china, flower treatment, $49.50 porcelain, regular $65.00 set, for porcelain, regular $32.50, for American porcelain, regular $25.00 grade Ameurican lain, $29.50 grade, for Am n porcelain regular § 50 kind American regular $11.98 for JUNE 100 100 100 100 D/ 50 “ Set, thin thin English American kind Plece Set Set Plece Set Plece Set Pore e porceluln, thin cups and 30 dozen Extra Special—300 dozen sancers, at ' A bargain extraordinary. apanese ¥xtra Special—La saucers « GLASS TABLE 103% inch patterns, $5. ilar $5.98 rose cut, $7.98 $3.98 value, . $1.00 dozen Kind $6.60 kind kind AND GLASSWAF Glass Vases, handsome designs Sl 7 Plece Water Sets. tive Footed Compotes, § inch towls, 13 Inch, wild Sets, cut glass, 7 plec poons hollow handles, Footed Sherbet Glasses, cut flower, bet Glassos, attrac size, re, value, colonial design, 85¢ PICKINGS RANDOM > for . 2 quart, $1.50 grade, Nickle Plated Te all copper, $2.98 kind Clothes Hampers, all willow, wood bottom, $3.98 16 Inch Lawn Mowers, $9.50 quality, for grade regular begin to enumerate half the big the savings. We Could Go On and On and Section. You will see from the above quotations how not EW BRITAIN YOU AVING AN AUTOMOEBILE DELIVERY FOR regular price $4.00, for .. AT SALE PRICE special CAN FIVE DAY SALE TUESDAY 7th TO 12th light weight white cups $2.50 dozen RE 69¢ for dozen $1. 69¢ dozen 6 $1.19 cach cach G g 95 . 8$7.98 cach offerings in our Down Stairs DEPEND 0N PROMPTI ¥ RECEIVING ALL DRY GOODS PURCHASED OF US. entertainment was visiting members of and the Grange Berlin Items, meeting of Bolt Legion, will attendance provided Kasica held tomoi- A American pos e row night The will be zatio weckly prayer meeting BERLIN NEWS | UGHTER SUEDBY -3 was discharged on the costs in the town court | He appeared before Judge jon Brought to Recover on e e Note for $630 he acorn: m will hola aue meeting Thursday snt. Kingo's pool room COLLECT DISCARBED CLOTHES FOR RELIEF Bundle Day in New Britain for Near East Ke pay nzton nt of night Griswold standing n= Baseball to be pre: night at RE CAUSES EXCITEMENT fun and Factory Whistles Bring Many People to Scene of Blazo Annual Mceeting Today—Beriin tems of Interest. ony Greco, a well man has brought Adanughter, Mrs Tsabella $1,000 to recover on a note in alle thut € tor rt ghter t she ror her into busir uble brewing between Mrs. Gerord the kno wton suit 0 It sed thsi in v note rmount busin fused to with hes er people in o parts of the I to prun clothes their homes Near which 1 hn and | the > th f in ore at clotk idle R ng parent claims Mes. (€ which n duo t 1 Ge ted ' cery store next to the Denis Negri ke on Farmington road In Ken r ton. An attachm a the property Fire small ying uselc 1 to ountris and A:menia, of the may ia and East from Sc the other to protec rigo ierard's hu orte Ne hom the get id winter loy uts, public have voiunteered have promised to make the cloth- June 11 is Inat churche of assl Causes fire more wion all clas and can which ing fous than of excitement occurred o'clofk at the Constructio: whistle as well as sev n whistles began to blow nle of the town through something of a serious happened of resulted in iheir to cause a i last ev plant ¢ i company pral ccded the 1R« rin nee all that they ampnign a suc ut 6 indle Day erlin Next to food the n thing T citizen of New sport of n hard least & . ppreciatior the Construction nt will be where a small fire Even if the the hlacksmith shop they could soon extinguished by Pyrene s all amount of water was very slight, one ofMiclals stating this probably amounted Annual Mecting, annual of Ald the - ot irch this annual which is most factory the Ne it is clothing. and clothes kinds, cannot may try, which one surely and nature ment no he witk rece how erowd gathered pany plant burning in at near arm ved in that coun- the no clothing, Whatever stores, smull amount of clothing st Rehef had at its disposal, completely exhausted. As a but one to which and chil- now des- people buy 10 buy v wr and the of the morning to $10. s ory it there esult place u dren of 1ds of men, the Near Euast who arc nay look—Am Within the next of the committe the general ch plan material women he meeoting rican generosity 4 hours the final . of which Judge irman, will have for the ingath- loty of church afternoor meeting a \palgn of the y vded In Pl L 1 span ball Scason boys in the this season in the shown .by fastest gam hey d to take place te on the grounds of the ter’’ which ington Grammar school At this The back theAcorns Juniors of Kensing- & space for fwill stack up against the Worth- it for advertising - purposes and n Athletic club of Berlin. Both the border is composed of pictures s have been practicing for the |of the presidents of the United week and a lively contest is ex- | States trom Washington to Harding, d. 5 | with their years in office and a dec- plans Klett fs Rot Previous house clean- conducted in the the wn club hurch b brel women chap — COPYRIGHTS BLOTTER. Started. | town are set ne of the history of locs the tact that E. W. ¥ to be play- ' city, has on Sun- | copyright W. Bennett Has Pictures (I'\"l‘f.\- idents Mounted on Writing Accessory hat the making e active ball Is bf the publisher, of this been granted a presidential blot- plans to place on sale. of the blotter contains the name of the firm us- snnett, recent ipon a rnoon he ing that there to | Britain now | sum- | realize | had | for | the | 1 o —— e e e —— SENATOR RUSENFELD ON MAGUIRE AWARD Claims Committee Chairman Says Local Man Should et $7.500 Rosenfeld of e e on in iew claims, of the recommendation of his compittee to al- Maguire of New follawing reporte: made Herald uire casc difficult lezislative claims the state- o & he Ma hnical is one @ the rhost and probla@ns the committee has ha Lo solve tiiis session. The cash involves chnical us weil as questions of engi- nz und highway constpugion pparen committee t had to the been w great many chans i lines and z2i1a the work the stat prog resscd It w the claim these ch 5 were chinges contemplute truction work, tained ot ha ordinary any road con- Maguire sus- claims he did, flicultes in rather the i hway committec in obtain- for 1t OUn the sug und be fore \ctiop that there v the Ridgeficld d contiact, ntiy a guire John Maguire, a local ebntractor, claimed $40,000 from t tate he cluimed that | were unnecessarily Ridgeficld road contr r; nted by Attorney Kiett. of ew Buitaim before the numcrous hear inss. The action yet pass the €, although it is éxpected that the br 1 in and it which he the joss to financial ved 5 the ater completion of work ook cluims of th Ma to complete work comimittce completed The iindings of the to the t the case ee w | conside M becau grades the the lines and chanzed on Ha e re: George has to ipper the house concu ow Maguire with £7.500, \t scent italy of America, the following ofiicers ted the Mrs. t. Airs wer for coming year: President Thomas F vice-preside president Mo Mrs. Rose N | tary, Miss Concetina Augello; financial Madeline M Julia Landino; Miss Elisa Botticeli D. John Ghnnett? oy Dolce: oratdh, colo: recording secre- Mrs Mrs. tr at arms, Miss Cathering trustees s scolo; ireasurer, mis- Fuco and board of Perri, Mrs.. Mrs, Assunta Man fredo, Mrs. RRose Perotti and M Consetta Sanada. Mrs. Mary Dolce was elected the grand delegate; vice-grand Fleming Tosatti ' strect ! paign. { Canal lative | which | | %! of the denomination at large, { it meeting of the Corne- ' liadei Gracchi lodge, No. 837, Sons of | i here PLAINVILLE NEWS THE OLD BUNOLE DAY HERE FOR RELIFF WGRK‘ Appeal Made for Old Clothes for Near East SUPPLY FOR TOWN ALSO Miss Ethel Prior to Graduate From With Honors $1,000— Boston Conservatory —Advent Church Raises Grange Holds Mceting. Bundle Day will be observed here urday of week old Near this when clothes will collected for Eos urday be the Starting Sat- o'clock, the fse-to-house Relief committge. morning at 9 Boy Scouts will ke for the purpose of collecting ticles that may be given. The | re u d 1o contrihute heavy, clothing in preference to | satins, if possible. Bundles | left on the front veranda. unable to make up a bundle or who by chance are over- are to them Ner entral Square room sured for this m: a’ h canvass any a Persons in time look ~d requested ve at the block whe will b purpose. N of Whiting Anna Graniss will look over the articles re- nd select those which can be w the poor and needy of The rest will be forward Britain. The rooms in the will be open Monday Tuesday for thosc who over Saturday. so that contribute clothing. Cir nnouncing the collection will distributed by the Scouts. “The higger the heart. the the bundle,” is the slozan adoy the local committee for this ceived used Plainville ed to New Neri b prot iding bly may zo awa) may be bigger | ed by | cam- Miss Prior Honored. Miss Ethel and Mrs. street 21 with hono daughter of Peter Prior of 1 be graduated s at the New Conservatory of Music, Boston. Prior is a talented pianist and during her course at the school has been called upon to ompany some of the foremost artists touring the coun- iry. She has also played at many concerts and social functions. She rved as vice-president of the St Cecelia Coll club_and as treasurer “ the Conservatory club. She hus | 1 awarded a certificate for public rausic supervision: iss Prior attended the srammar school and four aduated from the New Br schoo!, later taking the cour at conservatory. She studied for| under some of the ablest in Connecticut. Church Raises $1,000. The Advent Christian churches of America are working on a five year pr to two million dollars for education and benevo- lences. The appropriation of the lo- cal church for the present year is $1,000. Rev. George E. Tyler an- nounced last Sunday that the full amount has already been subscribed In view of the present indus- trial conditions it is very gratifying | that this amount has Leen raised. This | | | Prior, June Mr wi Plainville | vears ago in High the professors raise missions. money is not for the support of the local church, but entirely for the work he ex- plained. Attached Piano Attached. Deputy Sheriff | Charman of Bristol attached an ached piano owned by Charles Roberts of <Park (onstable Philip Marino at- article some time ago in defamdt of payvment by Roberts. to ble Henry Davids for rent due M. Burton of Hartford claimed iano her property, she having it the Roberts Grange Notes The regular meeting of the Plain- ville Grange held t night. State Deputy Myron Case of Portland \ttended. He complimented the Grange for the excellent work it has A play entitled “The Train to presented by Mr. and Carpenter and Charles Welden. Miss Barbara Farrar fa- vored with piano solos and Mrs. Frederick Spencer gave a Tecitation. iday nizht the Grange members are planning to go to Collinsville. A truck will leave the Grange hall ‘at! 7 o’clock. i Plainville Briefs. Rev. E. F. Barrows left this morn- | inz for New Haven where he will at- tend the A..M Zion conference. He will return Monday. A business meeting of the trustees the Advent Christian church will be held tomorrow night following the midweek service. Reports will be read. A. L. Rogers of Broad street has moved to Washington street. | The school committee will hold a meeting tonight | Selectman and tached the Const Nettie the loaned to was done Ma Mrs. 1ro s was B. of Mrs. William J. | ‘Toscaingz$Johnson left this morning for Larned, | Kansas, where they will visit J. P. Johnson, brother of the seleetman. |“They plan to remain five weeks. On, ; their return they wiH stop at Cleve- land, Ohio | at 2:00 Wirren' Plainy ille L. B anal St Conn Must the high- consignment of merchandise to Articles consist of the Cotton and Silk prings. Blankets, Cases, Towels, ail sizes. All goods the highest bidder. lowing Floss, sizes, Pillows,’ Sheets, Linolenm, Crex Rugs must be sold to SHOWER T0 MISS CLARK John Host to Retiring Bookkeeper Who | is to become the bride Is to Wed June 19. Members of the John A. Andrews |©°f the company Iiooster Andrews Booster Club lsl club HOME TOWN P aa =7 Arat: T i I T =2 Tl Z"u“WHILE UNCLE WILLIS HACKBERRY WAS HAVING HIS S ANI.E/ NECK SHAVED TODAY A BUMBLE BEE HORNED /N. oms on Walnut street, s and em- Andrews com- the club ro which about 15 officis ployes of the John A. pany were in attendance. of David Frederick, Jume 19, at Washington, | D. C. She has been in the employ for about four years was treasurer of the club, the of which arranged and tendered Miss Anna |'members Clark an aluminum shower last night | shower. Refreshments were servy | and a social enjoyed. \g the | J. Plans were made for an outing be held next Sunday at Lake Poc| topaug. East Hampton, in henor Miss Clark | Miss Clark. The Booster club selected Bu B. Doolittle as treasurer to succe Miss Clark and announcement made that Miss H. Lyman will ceed the retiring bookkeeper in A. Andrews store. HE identical principle that keeps the slack-wire walker safely balanced makes it easy for you to get into the “hard-to-shave” places with a Durham- Duplex. The long handle, acting as a counterbalance, gives you absolute control of every stroke. You’'ll also appreciate the comfort of Durham- Duplex blades, the longest, strongest, keenest, best- tempered blades on earth. Change Today to the Safe Razor. FOR SALE BY THESE LEADING DEALE 2%, THE ABBE HARDWARE €0., 19 Main St. AXELROD'S, 405 Main St., 236 Park St. APOTHECARY HALL, 591 Main St. BESSE-LELAND CO., Main St. C. A. AJERPE, 78, Arch St. E. L. JOANSWICK, 306 Fast Main St. HERBERT L. MILLS, S3¢ Maln St. MILLER-HANSON DRUG 'CO. 80 Ohmreh St. NOVECK'S. DRUG STORE, 437 Arch St CLARK & BRAINERD CO., 181 Main St. CROWELL’S DRUG STORE. 83 W, Main St. F. C. MONTER & 3RO, 42 Maln St RUSSELL’S DRUG STORE, 41 W. Main St WALSH & HOLLFELDER. 460 Main St CITY DRUG STORE, 487 Maln St. DICKINSON DRUG CO., Main St. THE FAIR DEPT. STORE., 195 Maln St. J. F. HULTGREN, 57 Arch St, BYINGTON'S DRUG STORE, 43 West Main St., Plainville. PLAINVILLE HARDWARE CO,, 14 Whiting 8t., Plaiftville. PRIOR’S STORE, Flainville. —_—— DISTRIBUTING JOBBE R: BARNET' HORNESTEIN