New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 27, 1921, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY Some Very Unusual Offerings For Thurs., Fri. and Sat. In New Wear for Women and Girls USUAL THAT ¥ s E WONDERFUL VALU ALL TO DRAW p) TO TAKE ADVANTAGE UCH BARGAINS AT s @ TO OUR WOME XT THREE DAYS SAVIN TION (one flo IRY BEGINNING, BUT IT 1 USUAL TO NEW AUTUMN COA' Is special three day price for cholce of about 100 that priced Styles Include Polo Coats, Velour Coats, and mixtures, Bolivia, and Kersey. Good w. Karments, with Fur Collars of beaverctte each, new Co: regularly !E‘ rm ser some coney and seal. FALL DRESS 00 cach are the P al three v Autumn Models in silk and cloth ses that are wonderful values at these low of Canton Crepe Satin faced Canton Crepe Back Satins, Canton and Twills, in sizes for ses. For 3 days $25.00 and $35.00. women BIG BLOU VALUE 5 1s Sale Price for pretty new 95¢ organdy, voile and batiste, with embroidery and tucking, long or short sleeves, | sizes, 34 to 46 and a special $1.98 value. able NEW FALL SKIRTS $lo 0 That is our price for three days for - Skirts of $16.00 and $16.50 made of excellent q Cloth in navy, black, effects, cut good and full and exceptionally well made. $5.0 Skirts that are worth regularly $8.76 All nizes. day Dre costs Cre Serge, pric ular ity ana grey Choice Meteor, Tricotine and m values. Prunella brown, tan, striped e Thursday, Friday, ted fancy Plaid and $10.00. That the Saturday for full is price Blouses of lace, all ple HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY FOR NEW ERITAIN YOIl CAN DEPEND OM PROMPIY.® RECEIVING ALL DRY GOO['S PURCHASED OF U8. o'clock in the afternoon at the Town Hall in the first district, the barber shop east of the raflroad tracks in Kensington and Woodward's market in the third district. The legal voters of the town are also notified that the annual business meeting will be held in the Town Hall at 4 o'clock in the afternoon of said day at which time the report of the | town officers will be heard, to make specific appropriation for the support of the town common schools for the | ensuing year: also to elect two mem- bers of the finance committee. It is also planned to lay a tax upon the grand list of the towg to meet its_explnes and obligations for the ensuing yea Also to vote upon the acceptance by the town of two stre first, the street known as Berldale avenuo, running southwest from Farmington avenue; second, the street running from Farmington avenue north to the Buckley Macaroni fac- tory to be known as Harding street. Also to vote upon the advisability of the appointment of a committee to conside: und make recommenda- tions regarding the sale of the town farm and the town teams and the purchase of motor truck equipment and the arranging of the board of Inmates. Any other business proper to come before sald meeting will also be transacted Selectman Carter when seen this morning In regards to the purchase of auto equipment in place of the town teams thought that the upkeep to the town will be loss as it considerable to feed the town the whole year round when they not work throughout the whole win- ter. tite of the season was held last Thurs- day and judging from the candidates that reported a very successful season is anticipated. Plans e uow under consideration for the first home town game. BERLIN NEWS CALL ISSUED FOR ANNUAL MEETING Town Officials Have Much Busi- ness to Be Transacted The Junior High School. The Junior high school in Berlin haé started on its second year and from all accounts will have as successtul a term as it had last year. The high school population in this town ha grown within the pa=t few years and a great amount of money is saved in transportation and tuition by haying this school in Berlin. . Literary societies and all worthy school activities will be fostered under the close supervision of the teachers this year. This will meet in an ade- a manner the growing desire of the children to be doing the things in which they will take part in later years. FIRST P. AND T~ GATHERING ma Hart Willard Kensington Or- Slight Auto Accident. The front wheel on the Ford truck belonging to Tony Marino of Kensins ton was smashed this morning when his car collided with another on the east side of the Kensington railroad bridg. No one was hurt although Tony's machine was badly damaged. Berlin Items! The Berlin Motherhood club hold fts first meeting of the season the community house on Thursday aft- ernoon. A meeting of the Epworth will be held at the Kensington odist church this evening st Berlin Tten horses| At a meeting of the directors of the do | Bast Rerlin Improvement Company held at Athletic hall Sunday evening iit was decided to hoid a four nights’ air commencing November Sth and \din, iday. 11th, with entertainment and dancing cach eve- ning. The will be the regular of the Knights of Pythias society their hall this evening. Mrs. Clifford Dodse house by illness, anization to Unite Thursday Eve- ning—Junior Migh School Notes— Berlin Bl The selectmen of tho Town of Ber- have lssued a notice which calls town meeting to be held on Monday, October 3, at 6 o'clock In the Town Hall. At this time the people will choose by bal- lot one assessor for the term of three years, one member of the board of relief for the term of three years, three members for the town school committee for the term of three years. a town treasurer for the term of two years, three selectmen, collector of town tax two auditors, six grand jurors, seven constables, two regis- trars of voters for the town at large for the term of oae year or for the term of two years to be determined 1t the special town meeting to be held IFriday night of this week or until their successors shall be elected and qualified The people of the town are not to forget the » 1 town ing the latter part of this week the posting of the notice on the posts and the notices in the paper there has been a great deal of dis- cussion as to the undertakings which will be argued at this meetin, The moeting was called on the request of a petition the cffect that the town officers serve for two years in- stead of one and thereforo eliminated yearly election. Some persons are in- clined to belleve that this special meeting should have been called be- fore the caucus or after the election and not between Poll Hours. the day of the annual town the polls will be open from n_the morning until 2 lin for the annual in league Meth- costs on Tree. known to ughout the Connecticut could happen an oddity this places this town in the Winsted In the rear grocery, which is con- | the Thomas Barattiero, there| A number from this place apple tree There arc a|tend the tair to be held at the few apples on the tree. This morn- | field school Friday which will be the ing, however, one-quarter of the | lar t ever held here will be added tree was covered with apple blossoms | attractions in the evening. st Berlin blooming forth from their on | will probably be well represented in the imbs. Nothing like this b been | the exhibits. reported Berlin before. Mrs. James Trevethan resumed her A al Meeting Held. duties at the Connecticut Metal and Th inual meeting of the Men's | Chem 1 Company Monday after a Lyceum of Kensington was held at the [ few weeks® illness. Congrezational church lsst evening | Miss Frances Payne has returned to and Arthur Mo was elected presi- | her home on Wlicox avenue after dent. Ora C garly was elected see- | spending the summer in anby. retary but declined the nomination Arrangements are being completed The office was left open but M for a series of old-fashioned danc garly will act as tomporary se v. | to be given every Friday evening du The presidents are Dr. A ing the winter at the Athletic hall. The J. Goodwin, Willlam Emerson and |first one will probably be given Fri- Josepin Wilson. The literary committee | day evening, October 17th is composed of Rev. J. A. Scott, Joseph A number from this place will go to Wilson and Rev. Carleton Hazen Middletown Wednesday 1t being dollar It was decided that the meetings be | day. held the chursh the second and | Mr fourth Mondays of each month. The | daughter of New Haven are the guests next meeting of the soclety will be | of Mr. Coles' parents, Mr. and Mrs. held Monday, October 10, and will be orge Coles of this place. in the form of a rally meeting. C. W. | /@i Aoneds ! Tatdim e . Stevens, Lyman Hall and others are on L NOTICE a committee to p » for this meet- Annual Town Meeting. ing. It w to the | The lezal Voters of the Town of popular d winter and the | Berlin are hereby notified and warned first one at the second |that th nnual Town Meeting of said meetir Town will be held Monday, the day of October, A. D., 1 at o'clock in the forenoon Then and there to choose by bal- lot one assessor for the term of three years, one member of the Board of Relief for the term of thre years, three members of the Town School it | Committee for the term of three year: op- |2 Town Clerk for the term of two years, a Town Treasurer for the term of two years, three Selectmen. Col- lector of Town taxes wditors, si [ d jurors, constables, two registrars of voters for the Town large for the term of one year for the term of two years to be de- Apple Blossoms Winsted has always the majority of people thr state as the only city in where freak things Berlin, however, morning that me class of the Berlin ducted b is old been November meeting has at is confined to asked meet- Since slgn- will We hree vic on meeting, ‘clock | and Mrs. Raymond Coles and s also ates this will held »f next month. P. and T. Meeting. The first meeting of the new school son of the Emma Hart Willard wrents’ and Teachers' association will be held at the Kensington g sch on Thursday night week. All members of the ar 1 to attend this meeting will be given in the form of tlon to the teachers of the Ledge, Blue Hills, Kensington gr mar and Junior high schools here will be & short business meet ing to discuss the left over matters of last year. This will be followed by a social which will last the remainder ot the evening. Refresments will be served Football Practice Tounight. The Acorn A. C. football team of Kensington will hold practice tonight and all members of the team are re- quested to be present. The first prac- voted resume six mar this tion of e Percival, m- two seven or Best Beauty Doctor Daily use of Cuticura Soap, with touches of Cuticura Ointment now and then, keeps the skin fresh, imooth and clear. Cuticura Talcum 18 al8o ideal for the skin. Sample Fros by Madl B Soap shaves at | HERALD, TUESDAY, PLAINVILIE NEWS INDIGATIONS POINT T0 SLOW ELECTION Campaign ngresses Quietly With Few Days Lelt | P. 0. EXAM!NATIONS TGDAY M Local Couple Marr 1 Yesterday—w. G T. ting Friday Afternoon —School Census Taken—FPorestville News. s thin; the next of the pres ofli e of years Unle durin paign town history hortes ticians off of direct c: speed up a g few days, the ent coming ele will down the vest and Ma the older re noting the decided fail- in the campaign > of this is not known, he there has been no ction as yet and it is not The Democratic and furnished somc constabulary re- tion tor z0 into in po. ing The but “red-hot” expected to come. spublican “us citement when the reived a severe jolt by the new nom ions which were secn on both tickets. Outside of this shake-up, the Nces of the town will probably present holdors. s on both sides are rhort and snappy n howe its decided absence probably due to the business depression and the voters have their mi occupied more less with, “where eéan I get a job?" The time may con.e in years when party rallies and stump speakers will be on the streets of Plainville but it is feared that this is some ways off. ou will eventually bring this manner of fighting for town offices in Plainville, but at present, they arc atisfied with, “Who's who" in the (own and let it go at that. There need be no fear of a “master nd” among either parties and there are no direct controlling hands. Can- didates for either of the town offices were far and few between and “Satis- faction” seems to be the watchword or both parties. Postmaster Examinations, Today is the day set for examin: tions of a new postmaster for this town. The Civil Service Commission at Washington is probably now in re- ceipt of the applications from the local men desiring the position. It is not known definitely, however, when the notification will be received of the new office holder. There have been approximately 10 men haven taken ap- pliction blanks from the office with the intentions of filling them out. They are: Postmaster Peter Prior, assistant postmaster James J. Graham,, Charle: W. Hird, Charles Conlon, James Usher, Frank O. Thompson, William L. Cafferty, Gordon. Hartson, George R. Byington and Peter N. Prior. All indications however, point to the lection of James Usher. Mr. Usher now lives in Newark, N. J., and is the son of Town Clerk Robert C. Usher. The general opinion in regards to his appointment is favcrable considering the fact that he has some powerful political men with a great deal of in- fluence behind them. However, a clause in the examina- tion paper reads to the effect that all person applying for the position, must have lived within the delivery of the postoflice for a period of two vea Mr. Usher has been a resident of New Jersey for the past year. The outcome of the e minations will be watched for by the townspeo- ple as more interest is being taken this election than the coming one of town officer 5 Marricd Yesterday Miss Laura Marchetta and John rto, of this town, were married yes- terday morning the Church of O Lady of Mercy by Rev. John Fay. The couple were attended by John Celli and Miss Catherine DeYulia, Mr ind Mrs. Corto left for w York on 1+ honeymoon and will make their home on Pearl street, this town. Baschall Here Through the effort manage- ment of the Plainville Athletic club, nd several business men and manuo- facturers of the town, the fans here will be treated to the best ball game of the scason at Allen's Field, Satur- day afternoon. Portland will be the interest cau other of be occ Party m looking forw election. The said * conspicuous by I'he situation i nes vears, in —— ——— termined at the special town mect- ing to be held Sept th, 1921 or until their successors shall be elect- ed and qualified. Polls will be until 2 the from 6 o’clock o'clock p. m. on Town Hall in the rict, the Barber Shop railroad tracks, the Second District Market Building trict. The legal fied iness Town open v m Di the e Kensington, nd at Woodward's in the Third Dis voters are further noti- and warned that the annual bus- meeting will be held in the Hall at four o'clock in the aft- ernoon on said day then and there to hear and act on the report of the Town officers, to make a specific ap- propriation for the support of the town common schools for the ensuing year; also to elect two members of the Finance Committee and to lay a tax upon the grand list of the town to meet its expenses and obligations for the ensuing y Also to vote upon the by the Town of two streef street known as I ning southw econd Farmington Ruckley M 1 Hardirn street to vote upon cceptance first the venue run- rmington ave- *t running from north to the tory to be known the avenue aroni f the advisability appointment of a committee consider and make recommenda- tions regarding the sale of the town farm and f the town teams and the purchase of motor truck equipment ind the arranging of the board of in- mates. To transact any other necessary and proper to come before 4 meeting. Signed of to business YRGE WILLIAM JAM B. CART " HROEDER, BROWN, o Board of Selectmen. { Berlin, Conn. SEPTEMBER 27, Sept. 26, 1921, a2 1 opponents of clore mt men have s sutlicient furds to ing team an as been doubts the loea fans wonld turn nough to wariant Vhen the end of the attendance at the ga ind the funds the team sreatly by ins to pay fe of town players conte ¥ robable that ti will be a record ittendance at the Saturday game in mu fans W that money ha been secured to p; th~ Portland P More funds will be needed however, and the support of the fans s expected the I st is expec e the team and d. The busin management of ntee the vis here the=c s to whether or t chanen. ¢ not kinz a ason came, tho was lnck suff the s the 50 yers Whist Held The Martha Rebekah loc cnjoyable whist at the ; ive tal v am Vg . > while W. W tlemen’ won hy os and held hall last ev in prog ntared warded second Lewis 1 Miss Nellie Mr. Litz for School Census. Enumerator Peter Duffy has com- pleted taking the school census for the town and his reports show that there some 1,060 children in Plainville between the of four and six year: There is t incre over last ye record ar Lecture at Church. Tonight, at the A. M. E church, there will he a lecture on “Fa mous Characters in the Development of American Art and Literature.” The lecture will commence at 8 o'clock and the public has been invited to attend. Refreshments will be on sale following tha lecture. Hird Plea Tomorrow. Robert N. Hird of Mapie street, lo- cal allaged embezzler, will be put to plea at the Superior court tomorrow before Judge Wolfe. Hird will enter a plea of not guilty, according to his law and he will be put before the Jjury at a later date. Attorneys Dono- van and Mather of Yiristol are repre- senting him. W. C. T. U. Meeting. The annual business meeting of the W. C. T. U., will be held at the Ad- vent Christian church, Broad street, on Friday afternoon this week begin- ning at 3 o’'clock. All members are urgently requested to be present and to bring their dues. Plainville Briefs. Miss Doris Gwillim, of Hough street, will enter Bridgewater Seminary to re- sume her studies there. F. H. Bohner of Whiting street, is moving his family to Forestville. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neri have re- turned from their honeymoon spent at Atlantic City. They will make their home in the Neri block at Central Square. Vincent D. Glynn of Pierce street, will enter Yale Law school Thursday. He is a graduate cf the Catholic uni- versity at Washington, D. C. Pierce N. Clark will resume his duties at Bowdoin college, Maine. The Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Brock- Barnes post will hold a meeting to- night at the Legion headquarters. Forestville News. Miss Olive Potter has left for Smith college at Northampton, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Bugene LaVassar have returned from Momauguin where they have been conducting a restau- rant during the summer. Miss Mona O'Hare, has left for Smith college to resume her studies. Clement Decey has returned to Bos- ton after being the guest of Cor- nelius Collins of Farmington avenue the past week. The following officers have been elected for the W. C. U.: Pres dent, Mrs. Leroy Percival; vice-presi- dent, Mrs. George Dovw. and sccre- tary, Mrs. Fred Dokns. Mrs. George Downs was appointed delegate to at- tend a convention at Stamford. Mrs. Bunnell was appointed chair- man of the flower committee. The Sunshine Circle of the Asbury Methodist church held a silver tea this afternoon the home of Mrs. sht Reynolds of Washington street. Mrs. Ulga” Towles of Kenney street, will entertain the Standard Bearers at her home tonight. The Ladies’ Aid society of the As- busy Methodist church will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Carl Johnson of Ken- street a a ney Mrs. ples Inez T. Smith, sant surprise par on East Main street Saturday after noon in honom of her 68th birth Friends were present from Hartford, Bristol, Terryville and Plainville. There wer out 28 who attended the party. Refreshments were en- oyed. was tendered a se at her home Change in Telephone ed telephone more benefic “still ) central nece telephone with the company which is in the vi- cinity of the fire. Under the new rangement this unnecessary delay will be climinated. in. attendants of the way Bronx built wounded here 1 ri— ALGDHOL‘;a P’ER GENT. | | AVegefablePrepara s‘i\miclzéninglhck'm lvykceu"!a- g fing the Stomachsand Bow | Thereby Promoting Digestion | Gheerfulnessand Rest Gondis, iy, Morphine no 1 ;lleiilme:rnl oT NARGOTIC Punplin S ventre c & aranciar larriied Sagar 1) dy for helpful Remedy ] Gonélpau’cnand Diarrhoea, : Simile Signatureof G Exact Copy of Wrapper. FIRE BOARD MEETING ystem Which Will Better Calls—<till Alarms May Be Installed. The hoard of fire commissioners at ast night, recommend- that eps be taken to em wnich al service m the case of alarm’ calls. when a call station for ary to call off meeting held s sent into the a company, it is back to the central and then connect stem, The board is in the cases of Theodore Wil- who were retired en a pension ago, but who have not as Bids will be secured for the erection of new doors at Engine Company No. 5, and for painting and building and repairing the coping. Bids will also be secured for rack for prices of pneumatic and solid tires for panies No the erection of new hose at Engine Company No. 6, and utomobiles at Com- 1, 3 and 4. the s Engine BEAVERS G0OD DIGGERS York, Sept. 2 ou can't keep man down or a good beaver New z00d s the conclusion reached b: the Bronx Zoo after flat-tailed s dug their of the tion into the river under a concrete wall 10 prevent their adventuring. however, have not given This w out a Engineers, up hope of restraining the runaways, which brought ers and any other conveyance at hand. upstream and shboil- recovered to the zoo in w were back ¢, are building an even deecper wall. FIGHTING IN BELIPAST Belfast, Sept. —Two men werc during shooting affr: night, but in the eastern se Yeast Vitamon Greatest Complexion Secret Of All Banishes Skin Eruptions, Puts On Firm Flesh, Strengthens The Nerves_and Increases Energy. 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Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Bears the Signature Thirty Years GASTORIA THE CENTAUR COMPAN: YORK cCrYY. where serious riote occurred yesterday the night passed quietly. Crown troops tod: occupied stratege points in the disturbed area. WATCH THE BIG 4 Stomach-Kidneys-Heart-Liver Keep the vital organs healthy by regularly taking the world’s stand- ard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles— D R L A [CADSULES)] The National Remedy of Holland for eenturies and endorsed by Queen Wilhele mina. At all druggists, three sizes. Look for the name Gold Medal on every bos apd accent no imitation Is Backache Making You Miserable? tion of the city \ & SWE T 2 Are you dull, tired and achy— bothered with a bad back? Do you lack ambition; suffer headaches and iness—feel “all worn out?” Likely your kidneys are to blame. Lame- ness, sharp, stabbing pains, back- ache and annoying urinary disorders are all symptoms of weakened kid- neys. Don't t for more serious trouble. Get ck your health and keep i Uso Doan’s Kidney Pills. Home folks tell their merit. Ask your neighbor! Here's a New Eritain Case. Thomas Moore, Main Street, says: “Doan’'s Kidney Pills have always proven very satisfactory for such purposes as lame and tired back, >r lumbago. At times when I bent ove. I could hardly straighten again. The secretions were dark in color, burn- Ing and passing too often at night. I used a box of Doan’s and was soom feeling - better.” STATE TAX Residents of Towns in Connecticut of October 1st, and owning taxable securities are having assessment date liable to taxes at local rates unless the State Tax of four mills has been paid to the State on or Before Sept. 30th The estates of those who neglect to Treasurer pay this tax will be liable to A Heavy Penalty Moncy on hand or in bank, other than Savings Banks, or Savings De- partments of Commercial Banks in Connecticut, is liable to excess above $500. Instructions and forms sent on application. G. H. GILPATRIC, State Treasurer,