New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1921, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TFRIDAY, DECE s T YO P — s o1 7 1 t Plamvfllc News |be bomed o 2 meet all these incoming S Church sale Held TAXPATESHERE’Q“‘; Budget Is Higher and m‘and List Less iy T ey S d ) St (| GRAMMAR SPHO.U NOTES | £ s Christmas *‘Say It With Silver’’ Christmas : { Casting Company’s New Plant Com- | 0 showed mo pleted And Many Workers Hired-— | these stories to the | and Select the Gift From Our Showing A R T ed for the )| One ~=Other News of Interest ¢d in the new bullding and the ot Such a profusion of lovely articles in Sflver, it makes choice eagy to Bl The ai-important lon of the|€r in the old one. They are make selection of Table Pieces, Ornamental Vases, Candlesticks, Toilet s d.\-' in Plainville ‘1 SR ‘, the n the ehildren march and for ot} Accessories, In fact there is Silver here for apy purpose you wish, Best S gttt : r exercises r v 1 i : » 1 > nl ming te d ju i \ # L i of ali it always makes the choice of gift choosing easier fl| SOUEE A% et B0 il aletl r. Judd has been appointed on| GIFT SHOP FOR ME 5 be. The way th look now, itrap- o . en t) . the mmittee with John k Lamb t f COMMUNITY SILVER | pears that when t rand Hst is com- | oo the sale P i g doerrmats Q8 fAar « 1 Is the “Aristocrat” of plated ware. IHas the appearance and finish G| | pleted by the a: the rate will .r.'."‘- . The puplls wi o be give | circumstances call for bensfl)le of Sterling, at very much less cost, and a fifty year guarantee goes with 4| b 1:1!|\- 22 mills, if not mor It cer AUTEaL: "”'n st Eite i, We are oftering “Community” in a wonderful assortment of table and f|| tainly will not be any less it the town [ 0o =y b 0 Fo o™ S thin ‘frethat ornamental pleces. Will call attention to a Child's Set, of knife, tork and 5 t all 1!; exy ; 8= iha te “”‘_“' A - . elan” “Adam” or Grosven designs, blue velvet lined n rate 1s 19 mills, having jump- : n 5 A7 epoon, in ' Patriciar “\‘1"\;“ or Gr or igns, in blue v Rlisal trom i ana one kil tiomu children generally hand in the largest vite you to this Men'sand Y oung Men S box. An ideal gift for §2.95. Bl | year. T grand list this time will |Ferurns Last year they were suc : IN VELVET LINED BOXES @l |not total much more than the pre-|fll In golng over the top : Shop because we sincerely believe that our CCOMMUNITY PILATE"—Priced from $1.00 to $10.00 ecach. vious one which was in tt rion of | o ““W'," '“ ' most BucCess | N A OFFER IN ROGER'S TABLE WARE falso larger and soms property| .. Boad Wak Held Up ¥ new low prices are the most attractive in the Specially Note This 26-Piece Set—In nice Oak chest, you get six valuations have dropped considerably The work on the new road from knives, six forks, six table spoons, six tea speons, butter knife and stigar B The fact that there has not heen|te Plainville Casting company f Hv an 1 laree assortments ‘Al - ehell. Think what a gift this wouid make, and at this emall price it would || Zhe tactishas tiarolnas Snct bt iq entt mae! nebn) Tein: vnizon | §CLUY. andliou I‘ rge assortments will please not be a great strain on a moderate purse. $10.45. tories answers the question why the|SOMme reason or other and will not be ! : 5 ol s - o nd list is not any larger. The | completed this fall as was expected | the 1){1;‘11(‘111&11. CCOMMUNIT PLATE SPECIALS 2 sk g Selectman Johnson It appears Standard Steel and Bearings company 1 Cold Meat Forks, for Ch $2.10. 1nd the Bristol M s fon controversy o ol — — e Pickle Forks for $1.40 each. s s - - , I v o the sectio at lan sy S \ P ¥ e [ieselinp et eyouiroRt e Rvenniinen ol RS E SR O i :«;-,Lza'r ms GIFT NOW. WE WILL e . befora on account of be Sugar =heil and Butter Knife, both for $2.35. i o S ke, oo slightly cha: The things told of here are hut samples of the | e and fine as The only buil ied Tuesday morr ment of beautiful articles in silver. suitahle for Christmas gifts . t o nly felt in this matter, he, he y € done that will account for anything is . \ \ 7 ot only the best grades of siiver plated ware, but a fine showing o 3 L ; nyLung s chairman of the tow ym- | § ARE REA DY ¢ the Plainville Casting company. Thi Sterling Bilver pleces give great variety to your choosing. Your plant has grown cons 1‘;‘ by 1‘.‘ Pholl St S B s 1| its com & SeT vl bt has f rusl t 12h the road a roas| S —— — ished ] 5 e Work will proba ¢ e s e SRR SRS e s T Dress Shirts, specializing White Silks, ‘u(‘vnkr\- '['\r\ Plainville Lumber and N | 184 - 5 T e Coal company has also vuilt consd: |, FRAmite tcrs (g White Oxfords, White Soisette, and all the Q ,(x ible and tHe lumber stock has been s “‘ 1TE “ “‘ nce SLLLENE : ; 3 Hinereased The Plainsille Hardwire L 11 7 t ment told New Fancy Patterns or a good Flannel Shirt. company on hiting streat is also en- | - % LD 00 b 7 |larged. The new Gridley Garage and i L S T e port Sweaters for house and outdoors. ~ the annual meeting of the association | he new lecter : pany will not be entered until| - daus : e e 03 Berlin News 1l be disoussed. ~ This was o have organizarion ' The mecting los [neat October. The redutions offer- 413 WS Juodd Mowelt, 14 ] mlnolu 5, Knitted Vests, Angora and Silk been done last night, b -mo to the called for 8 o'clock and a larg L — — — | postponement it was not endafice is requeste imilies on proparty fax w ‘1 alsolys M8 T8 N Sl \[ ifflers. Wool and Silk Hosiery, Gloves; D. A. R. Entertainment Prepare for Curistmas, telt when LG R nt mind n v s mind mass wi FOCH w" E NOT The sale of fickets Indicates that a| | WIHID (he past few dave 2 wum.| s year calls - | tomorrow morning at § o'clock a nkle Proof Silk Ties at $1.00. Handker- 5 b A ) 5 ge ) StOres ) larhn and v s was ¥ f Our 1 v arge number of people will attend Kensington have been putting on | M i : A el ‘.‘uu h of Qur L Meypey for the o T e 2 the entertainment to be given this Richard Ca 5 hre 1 ete.. ete A 2 L their Christmas att On Tlerlin [authorized at the town mec arclana ty Umbrellas, ete., ete. Y [ evening at the Berlin Coneregational ¥ | - hilip Marino commence S ohl { | chureh by the Emma Hart (Willard |St'€et three of the stores have their |horrow not less than 5,000 and not| hiliy (n’w;' 'wvanr{ .1\“_ worl chapter, D, A ']; “at 8 o'clock to-| Vindow ayly decorated with toys|more than $70,000. 7 F 0t Wi r 1:’ \g-v vvh ',',IH vl ‘ k and other articles which go to make | hardly ec the ¥ ¢ 4 | Italian residents of the town fe ¢ morrow | ) nal tax list T o Christmas the day which children | there siderablc The program will be in two ; . [ ! : AIf price sale on trt < look forward to |be done. The increased budget this half price sa t Clark of Meriden. This will he fo! T SR s Ch e o (10 v 2 15 follows and th n y lowed by a song by Miss Irma Hup- | Grange Pomona will be observe ',-.'14\ . 3 ak lvor \\vl o wood, two load £5: hard Alrflflgemems fer, algo of Meriden who will be ac-{the Berlin Grange on Tuesday ] Fire department from 00N to §2 w ) 1e asper Wi Plair companied by Mrs. Edna Damon. The | week A busine escion w (RAGINALORU IR : second part of the program will be|held in the mornin well as || HomEaiod POOT ACCONNT | s mem v o - a miseellaneous rendition by DMiss|afternoon and the women of the al | from & ] hy 1| ants and | % The proceeds of the entertainment|An entertainment swill b 2 he | 400; o on AL \,'.“""“,"\‘f" ,',' When you bhuy a Wilson s this evening will go fo the district|late aricrnoon T Ty ERITH OO e school nurse fund and it is the hope ohits on Swamp Road. PN ‘; - ;-‘ L \..v.v 1 y,,‘y." of the committee that the people of | . 1cenais e welude the additional ich e e i o I'he Kensington IMire ¢ has al- | which are fo put up this vear; her ¢ 1 50 Event In Berlin Church Tonight— |the town will respond royally to they .. 4y poq work started by the Con-|iishways, bridges, ete. from ¢ theve is, §1.50 fo 38, plea. A district nurse, according toj.cticut Light and Power company|yo $9.000: tree warden, from $1¢ Prepare i For SGhristmasicaiherlin | the mohool lhuthorltiss e batlyaieats ; Brifain on the installation of [ §300: town offic from $3.500 to Items Of Interest lmlwyv!v‘n r}vzllfi‘::“:‘nl‘: ':lm 1\': nl“n oot | Street. lizhts on the St voad 1n . police, from $1,000 to $1,500: W" by 3 ' one. bR o s S| that town. This road has bee © land the special appropriation for sur- | i§ ) 0 @ D of the darkest in the state, and resi- | fyc0 water sewer amounting to 3 Because of the small attendance T I 4 be : E ) C he work of fhe nurse has been e ¢ E i he Bolton-Kasic X dents of New Dritain as well as Kens ctically every o on he at the meeting of the Bolton-Kasica] . pjineq in these columns before, but Practically every ftem avww post of the American Legion held at S 1i be ot a bl S = ! A0 PRI e raingtonllastinight| 1 AEctiSURTIREARA MR EnRRs IR S e e R EB R | standard on s have Uean | Incrca the eession was postponed for W0l "y the schools and it is said the boin 8t Upson's corner and at Tow- | which added considerable to {he T WeuR. health of all of the children will bej €' COTREL o Rl ko omse oots 51 now v RE \I‘ fi,l i\l YS '\ "‘..',' DuA to the fast that & large ma. i 0 Chi astily <whereas at e lin Ttem on the grand st which will b : jority of the men connected With the| .ocont time there is no school nurse Miss Helen Carter has returnedpleted at the usnal time. Therc has Legion have not shown nnough inter-| o\ physician fo make the rounds of m a visit with frie s in Rurnside ] L 4 est to attend the meetings, no plans the schools, A daughter, Elvira Amelcare, has 2 {:(‘ h"""lh"';‘“(f“m“lj";’l ';’ 1”"“""’”’""”' If the enterfainment this evening AL : Mrs ”\"“‘}“W"V" 1' 1nte }nvg Ri‘ P on which General Foch will be a pas-|, " o ace it is planned to holc Kensington Mr. Portan was t ,M senger, stop at Rerlin next Tuesday. | o S :fl.;o‘r'mln”a‘:?!‘Kr‘nsn\_:w: killed in an automobile accident in "e fl CLENA SN When word was first received in towr | "ot hace sections of the town]front of the Corbin property of Keng that the general would be on the| o 4155 contribute to the sunport of M&ton last snmmer | Local Drugelst's No-Cure-No-Pay O train, Legion members were Very en-| g . o e §t. Paul's Fife and Drum corps wiil ' Rkttt : thusiastic in having the train stop at e 5 hold its annual election of officers or ac 3 0 Rt W (¢ \R | the local station for a few moments Treasurer's Report Monday of next week Notice to this effect was sent to the Clarence B. Baldwin, treasurer of Oliver M. Porter of N post in New Britain to see if thatthe Kensington Fire district, has com-| bought a4 tract of land, group of ex-service men would aid|pleted his report for the year begin-| 43 acres, from the ¢ in the work. The New Britain post,|ning December 9, 1920, and ending | company The land however, thought that arrangements{ December 9. 1921 The report was| Southir N town line could be made to have the train goprepared for the annual mecting of “rancis Deming and 2. W Mildrum through that town and as a result|the district and was approved at thi he Gerlin avings bank were in | there has been no uniform action gathering Haven today aite the meet- | ! The train on which the general is a The report is as follows |ing of the state bar ociation passenger will pass through the town| Rec'd lean from Berlin 8 One-half price sal ) 3 Rl of Berlin at about 2 o'clock on Tues- ings Bank $1000 Goldenblum Millinery Co., New Britain day of next week. It is possible that| Rec'd taxes from € ¥ wis advt 2 few people will be at the depot to| collector 2050.00 Fast Dorlln tems get a glimpse of the famous man St Miss Qlga Lund of Wallingford, i but the train will not stop. Plans| “ $3050.00 3.4 I‘,,f*‘hm”; felativea ln fawn U e e hase heenimude, Howeyer, tonave the{Berlin Sayines Banlc Intiand The Girls' club will hold a faney atlc o/ 0 Khioge . worHing FRESH GROUND 0ANT . FLECTED train stop in Hartford and some Ber-| tax on loan 3020 |wark and candy sale at the home o ; e ] FAMBLUL Tl flf PREST PORR ( LGGS doz 356 lin people have made arrangements|Adkins Printing Co. Abstract I R A : s, Clark & " HANGYNG v ) K ] EGGS ... to go to that city. Rate and Record Books L10 | guturday afternoon from 3:00 p. m, |'f Mot satisne SHOLLIERS Ih fid(‘ L & | apPpLES 3 qts 25C At the next meeting of the Legion ;\{rn\n;: ;‘nlnlmz (\n, Posters DO [ e ; < ‘ APRLES q the matter of changing the date of Ca::]m‘i“m‘}. m{z;” B Ferguson of Troy” a thre Tot e : 11 : ! 5¢ WHOLE i 25c r——————— ‘ omedy will he presentsd at the | AN : LEUR, b ===——===| Printing House Bill for y CY MAL : \POR 1B JnURE gL AuRa BT Athletic Hall Monday evening, De - by ¢ . c s = ‘ 2 of dMiddletown. Dancing will follow | Q‘, “1, j}i .”,\go Map and Prints g A fine large lot of heavy M|, N/ 0l iotioes he e “2% [ the entertaiument sessor i y ] The Ladies of the Methodist church BONDIESS Overcoats at $39.85. O Musller services s A will give a supper at the church s ’ ROASTS largely instrumenta who gave an intei- ke g Ti i veek a Special Sale on Suits and Overcoats, T 1ey will make lasting and warm I'I'H‘!N'.S. Shirt vou buy the hest =TT o= Local Chapter of D. A, R. Staging BABCOCK CO. 177 MAIN ST. S 1 = T Y 1.7 G\ AT T 3| ington will be glad to learn that it islpooks, with the exception of some | s et ne e vt \ : 3 \ y t Morning | DOMING Special Best Cuts and Short Purchases A e O, ERRRUCOLIT. | 4 e Al N mSe b ?1 3 : Steaks 17c h ,mj (her Quality | ED d STEAR cial rooms fhis evening from ¢ nh Sessor 8 o'clock Fhere will also be a sale Conn. Light & Power Co, ] 9 lights May 1 to Dec. 1 226 6 Gl o ! 4 S on s Rent of Foresters Hall, 3 B At g g adaERien eatinge sther of West Cromwell were call- | Ed. McKeon, janitor serjoe W‘“r‘n \m. nds in town ’1-11\11:‘11‘:: ) | AE‘ ; ;.‘\,\\ : A T E Lt e weel . and social will | A i 4 ARY R IVichiR (CBoser. S nsevrirs ™ [be held at the Athletie Hall this eve ] Jirain fg" -\~ | B roin & Camp, services as lawyers o™ n|: N I - L L CHOPS A. L. Woodruff, making out \\-H‘\‘ "n"“”"'J ']] g “‘y‘l ';M'I']' t t rate book and recording ¢t 13 H minutes for formation of ot the supper Qt"\— Dist T Rev. and Mrs. I B. Hubbard hax Y ‘ c 3 3 = been the guests of their con, Albert 20T 111 P . o " z c Total oxpense ., | Hubbard i Higganum i ERIATE > Y ) I ( Dec. 7, 1921, Cash in Treas 2450 ihe local soembers ot the oy o Wlore s e s B ! 15(“ Scouts will attend a meeting of their | 1 B (ol v : e - > Starting Sunday troops at the Berlin Congregational h BGR GO 3 : ROAS ISC 4 Days Only Outstanding note $1,000 ,mm Ber. | Church this evening - he 5 = lin Savings Bank due Jan. 1, 1022 _The frat whist soclal given by t} i o ' ; S D. W. GRIFFITHS ting Next Wednesday | Knights of Pythias society : . . . 3C ; = FOR STEY 10¢ \ Underworld Masterpiece The State Agricultural sociaty wil [1®W hall Juét evening w 1 Legf\ of L(‘i!‘,'i(‘ SFY“-':C: PRIME B f - UOKS lsc « 9y M| meet at the Berlin Town ball on Wed. |$1CCes8 and a very enjoyable cvent, | B CHOPS i ." JC £ j OF LAMB Added A " geselon has been called for 7 o'clock , Mrs, J. . McCorkie; consolation L AInND s Added Attraction A meeting of the agsociation was held s R. Belden: gentlemen’s fist, A | BACON FAN( A0 t FURTS CARTER REVIEW last night but it was voted to adjonrn | Krauth; congolation, J. . McCorkie, | Z‘_E;(. ih { ,‘, C FOWLS Ib 4% m C 3 Other Good Acts until next week. ] The condition of Ms, Frank Aspin- | - s Sl A Farmers' Olub Tomorsow {wall, who has been ill at her numhi PULL LINE FRESH FRUITS | I gOver day i cportec Admission Including Taxes Pigs and Pork". will b8 the topto) 17 several cave, la reported 1o be Th-. L("Q? E"l '“l'? "Llily ‘4 rerep LARGE CANS | LARGY Hal DLES AMERICAN MATINEE EVENING REE WAl to be glian by 01 A Sime on) S el S | ottic PR LIS PRUNLS IN Bl TAVRINS SARDINES " g the Connecticut Agricultural college e o N Meane & 5 1 . § e . g:fh ;"2: :;:‘Ih lat the meeting of the Berlin Farmers' h vour Christmas checks at The | BN 285 25,0 , 5‘ i 1 [} '] i ?81‘ T 25‘ club to be held at the home of itay Store, Raphael's Dept. Store. | ! T} l‘. - | mond Dyer tomorrew evening. Ar ” | 1" [’ ’ e lvery }_‘mmmmtl‘h S MR A YT LN T e An (’l;*!n MILK FED REST PRANK