New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1921, Page 7

BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, Plainville News | amrvs e was avo-d s Sale 15 Phenomenal e AMERHCANSLEAD o © lts Quality is Irreproachable IN TOWN CENEUS i : ’ msmemifims%fl3 L s Fumfimerlu o0 qr]u = - Is the Purest and Most Cleanly Prepared Tea e e e How About a Cleck for An Xmas Gif There’s a Place for It in Every Home CLOCKS MIGHT BE APPROPRIATELY TERMED SGIPTS OF THE HOUR™ Bowling Results of Trumibull Blectric | has been called for Manufacturing Company Teams— Es S )8 8 reh cfadés . hall, Main scadll Health Conditions are Pxcellent— ¥ IPuncral of Mrs. B3, Pearson g to becoming & Vineat 2 xiliary is asked to M nd Mrs. It ! 1 7 N 2 FOR SALE-—~IHock wood, two load t I Y Membership By the ¢ ned from Miss : 130 Lincoln iumber of wom- auxillary does Machine RRoom To the better care of our increased clock bus give more space for the better showing of our spl so tomorrow we will open our new Clock Shop, on Main Floor, wi of clocks that will make you add one or more to your gift list S e & LEGION AUXILIARY [ by the New SEEKS NEW MEMBERS \iliary to send a cheerful to every New = Brit E « 10 at the present | t i hospital some- Program of Work For Holiday Scason in this country where he 1is Will Require the Aid o 5 oD Lo RRR S ’('{"l‘s:'r::: ed to the local post Home Service bur- { ex-service men in y wre found to be in need ilso be alded by the auxiliary, CASTORIA For Infants and Children . inUse ForOver 30 Years For Acidity or Bile Beecham’s Pills act as a splendid tonic to g T e ; T he | the others none nur ny as! SRR LN | Wi the digestive organs. They remove acidity Berhn Ne\VS state 1s bequsatned to Arthur .| na and Catherine Mekeon | gho #'fHCR SIS M e R enTe nen and fermentation and excess of bile from § ) awren ype Lawrence DeM th ig E—— » % e ! . elling ver your the stomach and bowels and promote the awrence, Andrew Lee Lawrence t 16 e 2 5 S ‘ seskbaaiat ; P secretion of the ic juices. 1 i : ; | : stomach C he gastric juices. In thus DRUM CORPS TO : ‘:’\ sl mf“_,[‘:.v;.'h‘\\.n U > L Ar. Dyer | e of great valu t is the i he se childr id 3 correcting morbid conditions and stimulat- thur A. Benson and Charles A. Ne i G n o pastors to vt pialaitne o Sl ing the digestive processes Beecham'’s Pills son. Andrew Lee Lawrence is named Sl gy o iy { son, A v awr is nam 3 : ‘ 3 : # naturally have an excellent effect upon the executor without bonds _The Girl Scouts wiil hold their reg g LRI X UL (e g mal : 1 “ T. A. B. Whist Winncrs AHIaNEE Y me At the £ A ‘v"_"""‘"‘ (g e o I s gen‘eml health. If you have lost your ap- | tta La irsday a L G ) 1 . petite or are suffering from nausea, sick There was a good attendance at the ; il b row 00 rk. T. A, B, whist held in Kehsington o N el e from the home on 64 B i ille Dricfs, ! headache, constipation, or giddiness ATTENTION TO SOME DESIRABLE ONES AS A CIAL LEADER for this week only. Nickel Alarm Clocks, with long, loud call and fully guaranteed, extra vglue at 8She each With Radium Dial, so easy to sce the time these dark winter mornings, Regular $2.50 value, priced $1.39 each =, 12 LOOK AT THIS—A WONDERI'UL OFFERING AN EIGHT DAY CLOCK of id mahegany, in the popular Tambour shape with beautiful dial and choice of three 1some styles, it would make a glorfous gift and a big bargain at §7. HERE IS ANOTHER WORTHY YOUR NOTICE IN MAIIOGANY we offer a fine Eight Day Clock with cathedr striking hour ¢ half hour. A 4 1arkable offering at price, $§10.95 each. More Women TR RS You will be sure of giving pleasure if you give one of these. FOR SPECIAL GIFT TO A LADY we call attention “Luma Gilbert thinalarm on a beautifull signed hand polished mahc ed base, measuring width, 6 inches in height, ru has alarm attachr i 1 4 The whists are prov ore | 4 g : W Brit McKeon was the w of the firs ) e i ; o consolation prizes were awarded to| ird. AleCbik ‘_ J0v eams of th liss Alice McCort and Joseph M ST b excellent games. P Pecpz e e | in boxes 50c—90 pills The manager of the Cypress Hill|\will hold a supper and s bowling team has issued a challenge|church jarlors Wriday ever captured two out to the Bottle Alley five of ton to roll the latter team a Children—Plans For Forming Bowl- | 0f games at a New Diritain alley. Powers in New Brit there has been rivalry between the|yire powers was formerly ing League—Berlin Items of Inter-|two teams in rega to the owner A Lindanistior this o » of the Doyle cup, Mr. Doyl ! : . il he ladies of St. G est, vain offers the winner of either ted ST AT R (VAL s (R e O (TR S gy sl iy o hand- nual meeting of St. Paul's Ffe and[*omecup. o oo i fooeps tapisialiatithem AE || ISR REC SUOEERTECICREIE Prisille Rebekah D hall in Kensington on Monday evening [ & "8 KE 0 8 o0 e rian | 0f Middletown will give t of next week. Plans will also he made f (. OPF% FHCE B B LAE WOTEUITECH idents another treat or for the coming on at this meeting e Lebiptalian i bl e Bl A s ) St. Paul’s Fife and Drum corps was | the Rouse on Berlin stroct this eve-| o0y gran leti founded in 1909 and_Postmaster W, W. | hih5 When Leesident Tremsen 1 O8=1 750 ooy enjoyabte time was Fagan was the first president. Wil-| v B0 W EEE S0 RCES SO ) ,““ o' Lthose who atter The whint lfam Dooley was the first secretary [l b0 the SReatter. Ee Wil Aave %) iven by AR R and treasurer. The local corps has .'m"n’ Subilo 1s conal " Inviteat to it hu following been one of the most active in the 4 il ;i L 3 i prize win state and at many contests held with | ténd this meeting Wetherill, consolation, Mrs. other corps throughout New England Legion Mecting Thursday Gentlatiens oy 5% states has come out in the lead. On| The regular meeting of the Boiton-| o oion " maward Halloran of New Year's eve the corps will take | Kasica post will be held at Tai's hall g e East Berlin Man Leaves Estate to His ire requested to meet Friday afternoon for the cle n’vm it part in o parade contest in Meriden, |In Kensington, Thursday evening at[ ME%% % o ““"l“"”l" haliy x g a para : ] len OB ¢ church baseme nex 108 0 i y % At the meeting held last Monday |8 o'clock. Plans for the changi ever \ 'Qflgn’m{' 'MTM L nh}:fi %@@nfi rnl r evening which was the first for the |the date of the annual election will he 8 e it A ¥ W B QNS a Manmév new season, several new members | Jiscussed as Will arrangements for the | eoeme—"— ; were elected into the organization.|bringing of General Foch to this 7O INSTALL OFFICERS : The weekly rehearsals will also De re- | toWn. i : The Sir Francis Drake lodge, Sons !} The very generous response on our OPENING DAY shows conelusively that the buying Public know that a FLINT. sumed on Monday evening. . o Vorm Dowthas 1oagae f George, will hold its regular Al 3 James O'Brien is the president of [ Plans are now u ay by a tomorrow night at Vega 1 BRUCE COMPANY SALE is always BONA TIDE. FOR THIS WEEK ONLY we have marked hundreds of suites and odd the corps and Paul Golon vice- mmber of Kensington young men ol 1 5 The newly elected of g president. Other officer re as fol v fraternal bowling | oA e T lled and some im- | Y picces POSITIVELY AT ONE-HALYF THE ORIGINAL PRiX E OR EVEN LESS. In this Sale you can purchase dependable lows: Ber! 1 Corr, s tary and ‘V(»\x"h no definite action ; treasurer; Harry McKeon, leader;|taken it is expected that the members | pollowing the meeting, carpet bowling furniture at less than FACTORY ( T, BUT YOU MUNT George Corr, fife corporal; Tony|of the Brotherhood of the Kensington [, card tournaments will b Buckley, sergeant drummer; Arthur|Congregational church, the members| \1) members ave urged Bty Can save: McKeon, corporal drummer: Edward [of St. Paul's T Ltion, (hi | s—— Moore, major and James Corr, man-|American Legi fen's Bible class of ager. the Berlin Congregational church, aud! & s the next hard - . L SR e R ] = edroom Furniture From the report of the present sale [ Methe t church will be asked to co of tickets for the D. A. R. entertain- [operate in the tormation of this leagu S eTese 15 onElof the oy | | \ I\ | Original Price Sale Pri ment to be given Friday evening at It is possible that a joint meeting| gnages to pronounce ke : ol 3 ST Ak o Ll ~~“'.)“' the Berlin Congregational church for[of all of these associations will e - o S P ] alnut Suite ... L.$242.00 $121.00 the benefit of the district nurse fund, | called for some time next week. Mu e - | 4 ! TF= e ¥ 1 Ea-0 & { q .. 90.00 45.00 it is expected that there will be a]ipterest is being shown in the for % - " i My > | RS N ) d-piece Y 275.00 98.00 large crowd in attendance. Miss Al-{ti s ! ; 3 " ; . 3 0,00 bl Clark of Meriden will be the ) o I \ : | v _ ok r . 60.00 -1.2(_) al entertainer on the bill. The first annuai meting of the Ken- R A [ Uy =Y N ¢ Ivory amel Bed ........ 85.00 22,75 Lawrence Will Filed sington Ifire district will he heid at i s || o ! 2 (-pie o ¢ Suit 375.00 ;!7,.\0 In the will of the late Andrew Law- | the Foresters' Hall in Kensington th rence of East Berlin, which Was flled | evening at § o'clock. Officers for the| at the probate court in New Britain]anguing year will be elected at this yesterday, s speclal provisionst gathering and much important busi are made will states that $200 |, ass will be transcated. be left to the Cemetery assoclation| Tne water qmestion 1s expected to for the care of the Lawrence family|,psouse interest and all of the mem lot, where the testator's — wife 18|parg of the distriet are asked to he buried; household furniture, watches, jewelry, clothing, personal effects tools and implements and contents of barn are left to his daughter, Isabel Norton Lawrence; the dwelling, barn and all land surrounding is miven to has begn - . " | portant business will be transac : \ Y m r v : ’ OMUTHIS WEEK. A limited list following suggests what you 8525.00 Tl present =t this meeting. A committes will be appointed and authorized to contract with the City of New Britain for supplying water, to prepare plans and specification for a water system | - 25-802 Walnut Buftet $iis won-Andvew Leb Tawwretts in 'r'l‘m";:y"(?,'f":v"""“_ "‘;“'l"";:“: ""‘lf '“'" ‘“ | ; 951 10-piece Louis XVI Suite ........1150.00 3 ) st for Isabel Norton Lawrence un- il i L L S g | g _picce Hopplewhite \ trust Yor Ihbal Notion Lawrefes une]Ch il SR S ui s iBus B8 s g 10-picce Hepplewhite Mahogany or Wal- N nut Suite R s g BRI 0.00 :\”hrx‘\‘|tu\~t:wl:|: ;l"cnqv?m::mq:,.,:?,:"i necesary to be issued to meet the ex A full line of g‘t:;lrun!vc\l : S i g [ : solutely. The will further states that pense of a watc I: Aystern J-plece Walnut Chi npend: I” Suite. ... ot 20,00 {840 in the event of her death before she ortin Xems ; Wrist Watches from $9.00 M{'f4| 85-1018 9-picce Walnut Suite . . .. 6 attains the stated age, the property | HOIY day will be observed at & 2 Odd Servers and Liroken sets of Chairs shall be left to her children and if she | Faul's church in Kensington tomor ; By ~al vrice. d before reaching that age and{TOW and masses will be said at 5:3 up. 20 Per Cent Discount | j08LERLICE, leaves no childeen, the property shall [20] ) o'clock i ko to ““:“r“ 'r""'(“"""';:«"'» if "r'\'* mf”L'“:v:' TN o “3"" " [} on our entire stock. s Terms for this sale CASH. Purchases will not he EXCHANGED, UREDITED OR Rl'\‘l '( iving and if not to another son, Al FARLASD AR L § enin aty bert Lawrence. '1’-!.‘..', "(‘H ”' ‘\l",l_’l . l";“ i ML‘. : ED. No €. 0. D'S. Each sale must be final. Deliveries will be made as rapidly as possible, 10-piece Walnut Suite .........$500.00 $300.00 175.00 75.00 Another clause in the will be-| education of Albert Lawrenee if the [the Berlin Congregational church met - } ¥ aE - T .| r}vf l latter so desires, use of the income |thisafternoon at § o’clock at the honu & I—{ORN ‘ i E - h h “§ i 4 & and principal for this purpose to be|of Miss Llizabeth Wilcox discontinued at the diseretion of the} The weekly prayer meeting of t! former, at which time it shall go to|Berlin Congregational church will b | 103 ASYLUM ST., Hartford “The Store for Everybody” 150 TRUMBULL ST., Hartford Andrew Lee Lawrence, Hope Law-'held at 7:30 o'clock tummrn\\ ¢ rence DedMore. lsahel Norton Law- ning rence and Albert Lawrence, each to The Reliable Sewing club of Ken-