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

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 921, P](lln\'l”L‘ NC\\'S A.J“!. cate .:, . ap m.nmu:»All:l;un'l'm Mayor Couzens Says City Wil Pro« vide Funds for Operations, l’/ Wq ' NG e R Detroit, Dee, 8.~To the hundreds % ;’l ! A 3 ; » of crippled children of Detroit and - il % AP 1) i Michignn whose parents had hoped 5 : BT e : [ that they would be examined by Dr, BE KEPT CH‘E A‘P{ ,:& iy e i s Adolph Lorenz, Mayor James Couzens I A iy \ ! * v y R o 4 ent o message last night saying they need not be discouraged at the an- nouncement that the noted surgeon on iy 68 % Tt % P ;R k¢ t return to Vienna irgeons of New Laws Gover ”m' (le ““n) ol \ R Pl T Detroit aid, could treat thelr afls o ¥ A ) ; I 404 A ment 1 fur would be provided 5 AN A LT ; g ge r operations and for the care o Snow Are Published | AR BRI Wy Fippled ehidren 3 b ' ? 5 5 mayor sald the clty's Invitation to Dr. Lorenz would stand, Detroft was ready to welcome him at any Christmas *“Say It With Silver” Chistmas { vounoes WL v D | MR e VI Dy, Lawrence 1, Frost Appointed to mnual memorial exercises of Britain Aerie, 1. 0, E., will be and Select the Gift From Our Showing il e A - : BUGY o S Jance at Grange Hall orrow 4 : - . Dance at Tomorro ¥ } oftman block, Judge Willlam I, gan will deliver the emoris d« Sich a profusion of lovely articles in Silver, it makes choice casy to T e 'r‘Jn';:r make sclection of ‘Table I'ieces, Ornamental Vases, Candlesticks, Tollet ¥ # Y i ¥ - . Frtel e S iy T E ) New laws, in regn to the e 5. Gy selections, with John J. Crean Accessories, in fact there is Silver here for any purpose you wish s and mainte f ul R siding the piano. ht—Other News, lrwin is Vashington for the am of all it alwavs makes the cholee of gift choosing casicr S e i COMMUNITY SILVER vere adopted at f Ljourned i ; Is the “Aristocrat” of plated ware. Has:the appe: and finish 1 inual mecting hold: 1 « Town Hall .“? " 1 ) of Sterling, at very rauch less cost, and a fifty year guaran goes with Monday evening, Octobu » have . & . g Q. ornamental pieces. Wil call attention to a Child's Sci, of knife, fork and b owner and tenant i ¢ 50 that : B : egpoon, in “Patricia; N " or Grosvenor designs, in blue velvet iined B they may become intee With - : box. An ideal gift for $2.95. g them. " Ihe law require t 11 snow and A 5 SCOMMUNITY PLATE"—Priced from $L.00 to $10.00 each. . ithin the limits of the districts co o ; i ])ml:—-*(‘*h'ld W d by the free post ivery ca oty Wi E . / Very . ) OF R IN RO VS TABLID WARE Mors, Thisrulaim e 448 g ) elicate 1d, Yas ; . specially Note This 26-Picce Set—In nice Oak ehest, you gt six vIth by the owngr ov thnint aii vio- Made Strong and Robust knives, six forks, six table spoons, six tea spoons, butter knife and sugar ¥ iations of such law 1 in the arlev as not be a great strain on a moderate purse. $10.43, that the sidewalks arc cleancd with- | sociation Japan. She is a descendant of Benjamin Franklin, “COMMUNITY” PLATE SPECIALS PRl ot R R Sitional 1] Cold Meat Forks, for TR M S S o SRR Sosas Shellstn o lodo: ke The following is the v adopt e it by TT"U" 0 TR WN Sugar Sheil and vatter Knife, hoth for $2.35. Bl i e e ey us case of bl en TENT N UGK 0} y IERS! The things told of here are but samples of the large and fine assort- from sidewalks within the limits of tracted fron or 12 of Motor Vehicle Laws To ment of beautiful articles in silver, suitable for Christmas gifts DIt atl dovan s - Shtal e 2 aw Sterling Silver pieces give greag variety to,your choosing. Your iu- tenant or occupant of premises : | ’ spection invited. Silver Section on Main Ifloor. Aisle I, d| | joining and fronting on such sidewalk |parlors 3 Rev, Dy it. We are offering “Community” in a wonderful assortment of table and been forwarded to property IN VELVET LINED BOXIN B ice must be remove om sidewnlks ) Di 1 . N y y 7 H shell. Think what a gift this would make it this small price it would e ng of a fine. The town will see | @ membey ».exceutive committee of the Women's Peace as- B_\ lakmg Vinol hours afier a orm and the | hay father heing a I'\HI;HI» Iphian, while her mother is Japanese. Pickle Forks for $1.10 each. s Cream Ladles at $1.90 cach. 4 el G e Not only the best grades of silver plated ware, but a fine showing of Dailveivah T e sty e N R IR R e i 5 s Enforced in This City—Scracant within twenty-four hours afts v |G, Ohman ted 1 burial was i fic Supervisor ¢! ipher Warns, storm.’” the rview cemetery, v t W to call Dr. Prost Appointed Dr. Lawrence 11, i1 pointed to tl medica % e ; ; staff of the new DBristol Hospital and g s ; SR At He will commence his dutic h 3 : i - % : o opened 3 per 5 home MHDR R Sa LRl 1CKs city Aiken, “My little daughte¥ 3 The water problem was the cause Badt Bortin Itoms / e most beautiful and mod ! ) Hisicueiy pCepnee | was thin, delicate and alling. dllt:m. Berhn NeWS of the large turn out at the meet-| T will be the regular meeting | " its kind in the st Jentr o ; : et e honcs | Yery much wotrted over her oonditlofh ing. The wells in Kensington as well[of the Modern Woodmen socioty 1|16V institution i ean g | 1y e el i e B O O |'," e 1‘, &, as in Berlin have becn dried this past|the Athletic hall this evning © | deal to the resldents of Plainvilie S Livilande] "1”“", ik a8 r”‘:n’ “mr‘s tall because of the lack of rain. The| The Library will he [Inasmuch as it s so - ase of ! « ) simply marvelous. Her appetite im- . )6 [opeNas usnal rictly en proved, she gained in weight, her col- 'I"I' people have become more and more| Friday afternoon for the g aceiilentsior. Iliness, ‘patients may he : : t Hartford ) i T e st , COMMI EE lS interested in the idea of haying run-|hook : 1811 ‘1._, ¢ here less time than to : a ‘ s opson liu} in 13:: ‘hf‘n'{fl, 1};‘"1 a;l ning water in town aud inasmuch as| A S Hs 5 y New I vin or Hartrord ' e v ! I luri e 2 i i my friends comment on the change, Mrs. S. Hazelwood We v ¥ ¢ s set in > v 10100 ve- a5 she is now one of the healthiest ¢ : t Crom-| ) | | ; ow as hee % 3 5 sible thuat the ajority of the loeal the city of New Br in has bheen 1-lwell spent Wednesday with relatives Al “’_”‘l ]',‘:, : ¢ |tho Wabo i e 5 ¢ spicuou n view | children in town. All mothers who thorized to sell water to this town|iny Town, cases will be treate re he staf - : ; side of the dy of s ve- | have delicate, ailing children - they would like to get it as soon as| ; | consists of many prominent medical s being trea ) U a 3 I et atl Atk Ihe ~ local members of Bolton- | HAcerasd it t ¢ will not b hicle near tc ate | sh y ol.” L. W. George, e Vrohihitaton foe Matsios i mps, mous || Coolok Dot Arcrloan Legion wil at-| " oL Huttlora, L i refurn to his home here betore th ner s showin : Alken, &, C. w rthington fire district is also necd-[1ond o meeting at the e s i b mun rying ! ¢ reason Vinol is so successful . . kg d. Kensington this evenis sk Ll Es i pound hlin s ses is because it contai 0 H ning T > i 1 in such cases is because it contains Ma ar Ogilby P ley, who died at the IHartford hos- A 3 Keflsmgwn Flre Dlsumt as i o "“‘"“ 'I"‘ e ‘]7‘“"-‘ o The weekly barn dunce and soctat | i e o OR IS A TIHEN 061 Waoilll e Tolli 85 hard | vob1 ! N | the tissue building and medicinal ele- N ’p pulation of Japan, the in-|yili'be held at the Athletic hall, 1ol fiplia EA ! ol o ) such veh en in rune ler. | ments of cods' livers, without oil, aid- lM t dependence of Jupan, the foreign pol-| juv even e “'l‘ e L 1 Max. ca inl ed by the blood making, strength AI]IH]R 66 lflg :4hyo f;f”hnw:'nv‘l\“um”yhpr l(n:;u ”w‘t‘\‘n ": The Berlin Farmers® club will meet ‘\’\' "l"]“ Ca g S — ! t. Wt ert h veight creating properties of tonic iron and L at the home of R nd Dyer Satur S RAL JUNIOR HIGIT NOTES i : . § n- | beef peptone. $1.00 per e EUAYRAL interest discussed by Presidont Tem- |4 1 v'}:“m of Raymond Dyer Satur-| srisiater. Interment was in {he 08 i AL JUNTOR HIGI NOTI ) (in- | 1 peptone. $1.00 per bottle guaran sen Ogilhy, of Trinity coilege at the & i Hill cemetery, Southingtc e pall The Knights of Pythias society will | were Edward, William and 0 « easny (NOUR); EaAh e I ettant B S —— Daunghter of Mrs, L. W. George. s’ hall per | teed heir ne all on Grove stre his 5 2 & The meeting was well attended and | MCIh new hall an Grove strect this|ang . and 1, Allen S e b 4 Berlin people showed their interest in 5 READERS OF THIS PARREH At Which Time Action Is Taken On | foreign countrics by attending this The ladies , : meeting. Major L. L. Wilcox intro-[ "¢ 1adles of the Methodist church | gider Givls club of the Hartford | committee, will be read an : : s | Thousands upon thousands of wom- The Water Question—Many Hear|quced the speaker. President Ogithy | W/l BIV€ @ supper and social in the |-county Y. W. €. A, will hold an in- | teriun pLaneh Spaed en have kidney or bladder trouble and traveled extensively throt all chure h["] rs I'riday evening Sup formal dance and social time tomor 1 nt S I r I ( ity ! not niore than = 4 never suspect ." i S t i er will be served from 6 p, till s Mug ) 1 ! 0 4 of the above mentioned countrics and | Per Wi n. m. ti row evening at the Grange Ha = T | Women's compla 2 tauight in some of the sohools: Fe aps| P M- There will also bo & salel of | Fwalds orchestra will fnish music. | oclo iy « [ . AT SOUTH CHURCIH b et et oL D S ol aiteoslag s sub. | fancy worl The patronesses will be Mrs. Burton T article i lristmas | ! HIGHA S LR bl ar ey e & j Y g R 15 or S G rIela e et | ; s, Charles R : Oncll BRuMIAeE fow ey o anev oruL ISR i addre IFred L. Norton, James J. Fitz-]jee J » interest of : ali b ¥ L . simons and Robert H. Graham were i Ogilby stated t while]at the church Iriday afternoon for proceeds will be used for t BE kI 08 Ol O T aE the Red ot I the kidneys are not in a healthy re-elected as the executive committee was in China, he had the oppor ”“i l"“'l\"“\*" of cleaning sam | fund of the club. s 1 d e acloshed te ; 4 5 2 condition, they may cause the other of the Kensington fire district at the|tunity to meet Wu Ting Tang, who i he Methodist Sunday school will | Lacies” Aid Notes, ern ) of 0 were ; : L organs to become diseased annnal mecting of that district voter resent in this country at the con ‘“““ thelr Christmas excreises riday | The Ladies' Aid socicty of the Bap- | U oyt ] E : ! : e| You may suffer pain in the back, held at Foresters' hall in Kensington [ ference in Washington in the inter-jevening, Dec. 2ird tist church at its regular mecting held ! PR hendacha and 1oss 6f armbitlon: last evening. The meeting was largely [ est of China The next Parent-Teachers' meeting | yesterday afternoon, voted to hold a GRS RUOT SCHOLARSITE® i R : SES A Poor health makes you nervous, ir- attended by citizens of Kensington in- D, R. Mecting ¥ evening. Fveryone is cordially in ance Tomorrow Nizht. vited to attend | mhe Uns club, formerly the t compositio cided ), - SR i TR Ogilby Talk — Legion Meecting — Berlin Items Of Interest. will be held at the Tubbard school | sale of 1 and (ancy articles at the X = oy ) ¥ ritable and may be despondent; it terested in the welfare of that sec-| An interesting program has been|SOMe evening nest week. church parlors a week from tomor ! Al : 4 PR LR S 0" makes any one so. o tion of the town. arranged for the entertainment to be row. Many appropriate articles for oL g B PR H“"' LIS : ik But hundreds of women claim that Clarence Baldwin was re-elected | given by the Emma Hart chapter, D. DEAN GETS LAWYER Christmas gifts will be offered to the . ) Yo : ¥ Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, by restor- treasurer of the association and Ber-| A. . at the Berlin Congregational ‘ 3 e public. i : = health to the kidneys, proved to nard P. Moore will again serve as the | church on Iriday evening of this B sale of Underwear. . ; S AT e be just the remedy needed to over- clerk. Charles ¥. Lewis will also be|week. Play readir will be given by Accosed Slayer of Parsons (o he De- The iristol Mills on Whiting : ek PR BAULISL CH LY ¢ such conditions the tax collector for another term.|Miss Althia Clark of Meriden und & tended by Attorney Nickerson. street Sis olterihp ntopthe tresident Fe i g : : i ! g Many send for a sample bottle to The Kensington fire district was form- [large attendance is expected Non ‘ : W, | OPportunity to purchase some of it 3 E 3 2 < % e ste what Swamp-Root, the great kid- ed a year ago although a district-had| The procecds of the affair will he| Novfolk, Dec. S—When Henry W. tremendous stock at greatly rveduced | ©F lam Ttoss will discuss the results of | 16%: liver and biadder medistns il been formed in Berlin several years|given over o the district school nupse | D6t of Can: Mountain, charged | py I hop has been closed | SO : i 2 AR TS " | do for them. Dy enclosing-ten cents ago. The formation of a local dis-|fund. Berlin is one of the few towng| With the murder of Joscph M. Par- | for some {ime now and has a javse | €04 raltyso ] to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N trict was necessary, however, In or-|in the statc which has no district | 07 ""’ '\‘“J’” , I8 brought to trial|stoclk to dispose of and is doing it | _ i B : ST : You may receive sample size bote der to solve the water question. Hurss ;um it i.\’l}m;u-d that through ({2 WL BE CRE H'\’\ “"' '--I‘\‘H‘:’l’ 1 in this m w'l.ul leu Plainvil ; o le by Parcel Post. You can pur- % ; o the aid of tha D. A. R. one will|, S erson ornwall, public - [ people may save the additional o € 1 and large siz No Action On Lights RevNeennea o e s fender for Litchfleld county, and one |the merchants charge in the stores. | sk 1l it 2 large slxs HELUES The lighting problem was the American ion Meeting of the he known attorneys in this| Orders will be taken at the office first (orm of husiness to r‘n:nr'"hr‘(ol.l Plans for the changing of the date]S¢ction of the state. Lawyer Nick-|of the plant the meeting. Although a general dis-| 50 O AC CEIENS GF WY 08 | erson does not say whether he ho Sequassen Mee cussion was had on the proposition, | |- J heen engaged privately or will : o TGO Kasica post, American Legion will bel s L daelr Sequassen i ( . A TO? h no action was taken. The committee |, AP 4l ert 8 O e o | I8 capacity as public defender, but | hopl o mecting tonight | : % N R 1gony o sthma reported that inasmuch as they had | ZEEPRREE € LI TG W the T. A, 13 |1t 18 known that members of Dean's | Iellows Ia noker A ¥ ‘ 3 been instructed at the last mecting AR e ) A+ P family have written asking him to de 3 z AR 3 Smbrd N, hall in Kensington this eve P < ng o d time will | w the i ¥ New Prescription Gives S| 0= of the district to have the Connectl e R : ] will visit the pris- | James Wilson, . { New Drita 3 : : Ivee Inatai il cut Light and Power company of hnadasiel ) e ailb:ly 2 ; ) lief. Makes Breathing Easy ARG far N | jail within the next few |and Wesley ¢ of Ne New Dritain install 40 lights in the | ™M de for the plans to have the | days, not having scen or talked with | will entertain ; xOphone dual djstrict, the work on such had been on which General Foch will Dass|ma man vet started, Only a few of the new vl»l{ru(v:,:vllx‘l H'u]' town M‘nlv .|()vriw local]! The n session of the ‘crimine Many rosidents of Ple : ‘i : 3 | Lnahm, who FHER lights have been put in place to date | cpot Tuesday of next week, superior co will take o urprise griey ) e X R g g " lou doctors, chapgel In but there are several more to be in- Berlin Ttems January, bu i not expected Hiriand of John B O os, ol stalled within the near future. The Berlin Farmers’ club will meet | Cither the defense or the prosceution yrestvilic oceurred LR 8 3 g ¢ Aol ! lighting problem in Kensing-}at the home of Raymond Dyer Sat-[ Will be ready to go on with the ease ‘ yspital yestor ) i \ ) g to fng. 8. oG s always been a topie of discus- | urday night. at such short notice, ’ Sl & 3 5 % p H nent that gave SHEME it the town meetings and more| Npg, Irank Palmer, formerly of . ) ¢ « iness here duri i RTPSTAGT PSR P Y 3 . N eV the most stubs coc ; o fire distric cetings. | Kensing 5 . N S 5 2 i % > AN . cat numbers of Tecenily af the fire LELOLDS \ B8 | Kensington but now of New Pritai BANDITS KILL POLICEMAN | th ¢ wa years old 4 3 WARHES 3 ; A ties have used his I'ne people, however, have go “|is at St. Francis' hospital in Hartford T'he f eld t \ Q@ 3 oL oss, operated with the officials in regar vhere she is undergoing treatment ) [ s | t i \ s u o o Shoot Patrolma, 3 5 morning K from s y daze and can be ¢ ¢ ; sington is the worst lighted section inf gariin Congregational church will i ol Bting AL Undoe A rrext s will e conduets St 3 R X Sl it on o guarantes of monag the town. Several years ago the Am- |14 this cvening at 7:80 o'clock. Grand Rapids, Mich., Dec, § 1 ent i e ; - s ta giv Rt D Sy G erican Paper Gaods put up & few| qne Boy Scouts of the Berlin s who robbed a branch of the |‘Catholic ceme PRI X 3 ¢ 3 Many users wl ars have beem lights with the ald of a few citlzens, | . uren will meet tomorrow night at Anide Suvings BARIE Or si won rsonal Aoy \ S 3 ) 2l His o Sanig oy but these have never heen sufficientf =0 ot S0 I stepday shot and killed ope| Gles C need his R L i e it 8l port that they now to light the entire town. Work has been started by the New [policeman and seriously woundeq | censis of (e ¢ inkin « W en can | W and b Sl Seek Reasonable York, New Haven and Hartford rail- [another last night when the officers | 0 et ible to N 0 naty 1 kol & good night's reste The committee was asked to in-|road company on making renovations|broke into a house in the oufskipg Sonal ti vomen: bhetwc [ v 3 5 MR a et & vestigate further into the lighting|and repairs at the local passgnger|of the city in which they were hidine, | 2808 50 are liabic ! : R 4 ’ ke and containg ‘ho hechLl question and it was explained that|stations Pollowing the shooting the hband men hetw y N e i o drugs. the entire distriet will be lighted as George Norton and the Misses|accompanicd by o woman, esea soon as a better price for doing the|Alice and Elizabeth Norton have [in an aute e, Part of the | Job can be secured over the one moved to Hartford where they will re-|which consisted of currency and honids ( t three weeks Wwhich has been offered. The district | main for the winter, W found in t n rect does not feel as though it can The Reliable Sewing eluh of Ken-| ‘The bandits tod Jave |laker the company the money asked |sington will meet this evening at the [abondoned their amtomobile ontside | Bort r all of the lights in town. | home of the Misses Anna and Cath-|the city and boarded an int rurban [trusted to Special Meeting Called erine McKeon train him by 1 IFollowing the reading of the var .’\lr.‘()\\‘l" iam Norton ‘”1 Hs\u nsing - ofs My " « LA § & i TN Starting Sunday who t he CINCY Gl v Ers SENRER e 8 fous reports of the annual meeting of | 10N, the district @ I CrisaURE Britain Genral hospital has returned called. Dr. R. M. Griswold presided [0 her home [ Osear Vit Boston Third Sacker, old v ! PR RN Gl kS s D W, GRIFITTHS at both of the gathering A\t the| Joseph Ri ol who fell and X y people suffor from Bron. st pay wi been il 1 Days Only special meeting the district commit-| broke his cibow several weeks ngo ’ 5 hib 7. ] ke 3 % , nderworld . Masterpiece tee was empowered to get a survey of | underwent an operation for the re-| Doston, Dec. § e transer i when th f e | “ 9 the district and to bring In estimates| moval of a fragment of bone at the|Oscar Vitt, third baseman from ( ports arc sent i i e Y as regards the cost of laying a pipe | New Ivlf'n.n General hospital Satur- : n Ameri .,‘, to th PR 4 Added Attraction lne from New Britain to the town|day. Dr. Goodwin of this town per cam for | walver \ th . Zion chn e e X b QU Vi v i and throughout the streets. A spe-|formed the operation and it is ex- | nounc Red 8 ¢ RS 4 A CARTER REVIEW meeting of the committee wiil he | pected that he will be able leave | here to 8 Other Good Acts called within the next week or two|for home in a few days | Detroit y vas 1 \ . o~ ‘ ' \ " ’ e to make pians in regalds to securing Charies Willisms the mall easpier|sulstitt G t ' % ) ¢ i il succes ¢ Bmma Calve's debut, Adnrission Including Taxes an engineer to go over the groun for Kensingto: again on the bl 1 RS i r vited to at said i \ ritza, ftor she sung for the MATINEE | EVENING find out how much pipe is needed and ‘after being ont a few daye v ill- | ! vices i { the Metropelitan Opera llouse, New York. She was Orch “28¢ | Oreh to obtain bids for the work. The|ness witho z Pad a 1egotiat ed 1 R 61 sl g il S e . oy J date for the meeting will be announc Ray 'Tryon of Kensington is con-|of importance in connection with sule Plainville Briefs he } the Vienna Opera until broug \.‘1 to New ,\ ork, Unlike Bal. i2c | Bal, ~d later. fined to his home with illness. of the club, it s understood, | James Burns, Jr., in confirne ol her contemporaries, this prima aonna slim, 3 i ,