New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 10, 1922, Page 7

HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY I’lamvnllc Ncws SW BRITAIN DAILY 10, 192 Heinie Groh's a Giant report of Grammar tly, the Wy Grade 1 yitted or the term SONOLCHILDREY ds S §__§Pm Lenfig i ARE fifl[]fl SAW:R() -\u:m-"" - :' fupeer nimie Wi o arder for Have Accumulated Considerable * ol . Mongy During the Past Year A W. HARVEY INSTALLATION AUXILIARY WILL BLBOT| ™o o Anviemt niee of fied Workmen Held at Grand Army Hal) Benefiting By Cost Sale Prices! Big Savings to Be Made Here Now THOU'S. TIONS HAVE MEANS | Last T Night Grange Has Done Excellent Work The installation A, W, Harvey United Workmen, at the was in ¢l officors of Aneient Oy tool Gathering Clothes Por Needy of place last eve Town—Iadies' Ald In That the children of the Grammar school thrifty seen by the for savings as conducted under tion of Prineipal Orrin I, Fach child has a small bank and on Monday mornings, make a de- posit with the teacher who in turn, Lands it the principa When a | I pupil has one dollar on deposit the jamonnt is put in the Plainville Trust | «‘nm]-u‘v\' to the credit of the child, {1t may be drawn out at any time pro viding parents have given thetr consent Grade 1 A with a total of 82 year's total for | December 21, 80.35. The follows: Klmlt garten, Grade 1 de 11 ade Soc Benevolent ty nir Grand (i worl Kerrigan vl Troant Hartford attended nd Army Distriet Deputy assisted by his officers, Joh Hug 1 Jom tha it ANDS OF THRIFTY PEOPLE ARE i THROUGHOUT THI? STORE AT THIS GRIZA YOU THIS OPPORTUNTY, MAKE THE MOST SOMETHIN TAKINCG To JANI or T ADVANTAGE ARY O WHILE 1 Oor THE ON LARTS GIENE Ths Work—Items, arge of Plainville can he last year's the direc- Tudd Joseph the Ni Many the insta supper f town BARGAI ucted ol §2.89. Shaker Knit Sweaters, grey, brown and navy, with roll collar, SHK Four-in-Hands with slide easy bands, a beanti®ul assortment of patterns, I'iner Grade Silk Four-in-Hands of rich heavy quaty, figures and bands, worth to $1.50. Special sale price 85¢ cac Remember that all other Outfittings for men, sucn at speclally reduced prices during run of this Great GLOVES AT COST Cape and Mocha strap wrist style, knit wool lined, pique sewn colors grey and brown, very special for $5.98 a pair, Bacmo Washable Cape Glove tan, brown, grey and mode, pique va'ue for 8$3.98 pair. One-Clasp Mocha Gloves in grey and pique and prix seams, sale price $2 98 a pair. wo-Clasp Kid Gloves of our own importation, all co'ors white and black, for $1.59 a pair. LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS Of the better grade at special price reductions Embroidered Linen, regular #0c grade, special cach or 3 for $1.00. | Regular The grade, for 59¢ each. nnp;umr $1.00 grade, for cach, 4 for 98¢ cach, ‘]w for $1.19 each. Regular 0 grade, for $1.50 cach, Handkerchiefs in both plain and initial FOR MEN—Outing Pajamas of gool heavy flannel, $4.50 grades, priced during Cost Sale fal oxer oA s the owing values to $5.05 for 8$6.50 cach, values to §1.00 for 3¢ ca, dots with slile easy hook Mastoer kmar For Charles Druemmer MeNulty; civer Wi [N Willia installed were master foreman, J stripes 10l ki s SLELY ¥ polka George James I° sythe; | inancier, | C. Bruemmer; ney; insiile ney: outside wate guide, W. Kenney; the ggind lodge, George MeNulty; a | ternate, James 17, Kenney, and trus tees, J. I'. Kenney, Louis Holtzhauser Holtzhauser Hanson; Ker Vi recorder, to 18 Nocks, Gloves, essentials Cost Sale, WOOL DRESS GOODS all wool, 42 inch width, spanged, shrunk and spotpr . big value at $1.95 yard, Imported | h Serge, all wool, navy, black and colors, width 40 inches, priced at only $1.50 yard. rench Twill S . 56 inch width, in navy, black and colars, Iy sponged and shrunk, $1.95 yard. Wool Charmense in ail the newest color shades, 42 inch at $1.95, New Spring Colovs in all tweeds, widtls 56 and 58 inches, LACE and RIBBON¢ Valenciennes lace edges are bargains at 4¢, 7¢ and a yard, Irish Crochet oo, For Hairbows we are offering Ribbons in stripes, Persian and plain Moire, at only 23¢ Embroidery e embroidere 4 inches wide, 1ic to 19¢ kinds, priced for this Great Cost Sale and other every day L two-year contract with the reatest infields baseball has ever weroft, Kelly and Frisch, who to give third to Groh. Judge Francis Me- John Graw, manager, look on as Groh When Heinie Gio Giants he completed « known, The other pl moves to second base Quade, treasurer, and and Jacoh A, e 1 a SKATING CARNIVAL NMJMAN’S ELUQ ! de 11 ¢, YA, T Grade | ghattle Cluh \.«» 1T C, $15.80; [ l rade 1V B, .18; Grade V $18.73; Grade | VII A, $11.18; Grade VIII, ovreseer, fam A\ |h. wa m Ken CalLton . Gropa. leads for the past s : saved term ending rooms was rooms are the fall of the 1§ individuai strap wrist style, ewn, wonderful ttend wort! the v cause Beaver, performance and I3, $20.37 B, $6 11-1Y, y Grade 184 £41. Grade \ $8.39; Grade B, $16.73; G ViI B, § Grade 1 wool homespuns and for §2.25 yard. Meadow Members Martha Washington Council to Obe Winter | 25th Celebration Monday. Planning For Interesting Hopve Mart) ters of o Washington council, Daugh- America, planning for an ogram Monday evening twenty-fiftth anniver- will take place. Ex- hield at the Junior O. and a supper will be The installation Vi Sports, rade 8¢ Interesting Program Rendered at Gamp School lace edge, four yards at this sale carnival for members of club on A skating the Shuttle Meadoy friends will be held the 8 ! Meadow ciub pond this evening Howard Parsons, Mrs, . B Parsons| and Miss Flora Humphrey will be in appropriate j next when t sary celebration will be M. hall at 7 o'clock. for and their Grange Does has Well Grange reported ponse to the ereises 1 A served an ex propor- recent call for Mrs, Clarence Bennett and Mrs. B, tiunately reduced during Cost Sale. 21 s¢ yard. Berlin News FARMER'S STRENGTH SAVES HIS LIFE ‘p«,um.l as the new librarian at the|pected. Durkee Has Narrow Escape From Jemh SUFFIELD-BERLIN Edward Yeomans James Postpones Until Later in Month--- Public stallation Wednesday Night—Nega- tives Win— Berlin Bits. James Durkee, a well known farm- er of the southern section of town, narrowly escaped death a few days ago when his clothing became caught in a circular saw when he at- tempted to clear away some sawdust Mr. Durkee lives near the Meriden town line and his home is located on a branch road which leads from the Berlin turnpike. As the story is told was sawing a pile of using a cireular saw gasoline engine. It is id that he left the machine running and while bending over to remove the sawdust his clothing became caught in the machinery and was gradually pulling him towards the saw when he caught hold of the platform. Loses Clothing. He held on with all of his strength, it is said, and this is what saved his life, Al of to shreds. Durkea hickory wood, operated by a Mr. his garments were torn | No Bones Broken. | After a thorough examination by | Dr. Eggleston of Meriden it was! found that the man had not suffered from any broken hones. The doctor | &aid that Mr. Durkee suffered from | some had bruises and contusions, but he could fine no indications of per- manent injuries. Mr. Durkee is a former resident of Meriden and at one time was em- ployed by the late C. M. Jarvis of this town. D. A. R. Mecting Imma Hart Willinrd R., will meet with M on Ifriday afternoon at Mrs. Upson and Mrs. Alling| ¥ill be hostesses. Mrs. Carleton tHazen will furnish the musical pro- zram for the event. The meeting is being held The D A {"pson y'eloek. chapter, Harold in the CUTIGURA HEALS CHILD'S ECZEMA On Cheek. ltched and Burned. Could Not Sleep. ‘* Eczema broke out in a rash on my little girl's cheek and when scratched it spread and formed sore eruptions. They itched and burned so that even in the daytime she suffered and was very irritable. At night she could not sleep on account of the irritation. ‘I sent for a free sample of Cuti- cura Soap and Ointment which helped her o I purchased more and in about one month she was com- pletely healed.” (Signed) Mrs. C. B. Albro, R. F. D. 117, Barrington, R. L., Sept. 28, 1921. Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tal- cum are all you need for every-day toilet and nursery purposes. Lample -n;:n Mo Adop: Oudpars Lab- oap Zbe. Ointment 2/ and §0e. Taleum S6ec. HEARING | Action | | In- | the | large form of an cach N gathering and member will be requested to an item of interest on one an tor in the family. Tn case a mem- has ancestor to talk about it has been arkanged to have some name lor of the chapters in the state discussed. “Ancestors' ¢ he no one Library Changes. Mrs. Harold Upson has been ap- Peck Memorial Iton to succeed Mr: has gone south for Upson has been as: | the past few year her librs in Kensing- Nelson, the winter. Mrs istant librarian for She will have ay tant, Miss Dertha Wooding, \.Msn of Kensington, The new will begin their duties on IFriday of this week. Plans are being made for | |the annual meeting of the library to |be held in April. Thrift Stamps Postmaster W. W, Ifagan announc- ed this morning that all outstanding | thrift stamps will be acceptes | Kensington post office for the alue of 25 cents when affixed to the Thrift stamp cards in any numbers not exceeding 16 to each card. ! Hearing Delayed. | A meeting of the creditors of | Suffield-Berlin Trap Rock {was held at the office of i Yeomans, United States | bankruptey yesterday to pass on the final account of John T. Henderson, as trustee, The hearing was contin- ued until January 23 at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon. Older Boys' | Officers for the elected at the annual meeting of Older Boys' class of gregational church to be held this evening at the community house at 7:30 o'clock. The Men's Bible will meet in the community house § o'clock and will be joined by boys at this time. . Fiske, pastor gregational church will address members at this joint meeting, large attendance is expected. Public Installation. wublic installation of St . T. A, & . sociely officers will he held Wednesday evening at the hall on Upson's corner in Kensington The officers to be installed are: James Hart, president; Idward Tves, vice- president; Edward Moore, financial secretary; Peter Corr, recording secere- tary; John Gianna, treasurer; Robert Ritchie, sergeant at arms; J. Moore, marshal. The trustees are W. W, IPagan, John Moore, I J. Buckley and | John Iitzgerald. | Negatives Win, The negatives won the debate at the meeting of the Men's Lyceum of Kensington held at the Methodist hurch last evening. There was a attendance. The subject of the “Resolved —that the Ken- district is not just in to this district at the | | Accepted, the company Jdward M, referee in Annual. next year will be cla at of the Con- the A Paul's debate was sington fire bringing water present tim The next meeting of the Lyceum will be held on Monday evening, Jan- | uary 25 at which time James | ()'nrmn. director of Americanization in New Britain, will address the gath- | ering. He will have as his Mllxvl’f‘V‘ “Americanization as a Community Problem.” Claude Stevens announced this morning that this will be an| open meeting in the lecture room of | the Kensington Methodist church and | the public 1s invited to attend. Thrift Week in Schools. Superintendent of Schools B. T Showalter is planning for the ob- | servance of Thrift Week in the Berlin school all of next week. Arrange- ments are being made to have some of the officials of the Rerlin bank address the pupils of the various schools on the subject of thrift Serlin Briefs, Miss Marjorie Moor of Kensington | left this morning for New York where she will spend several days. | The first bowling match of the sea- son between teams of the new I'ra- ternal leagne will he rolled at the | Casino alleys in New Britain on Thurs- | day evening. Mrs. William Scott of Berlin has re- turned from a trip to Northampton, Mass. Savings fi""c-.um. Soap shaves without mug, The Women's Aid socicty of the who | I officers | at the | face | the | the Berlin Con- | the | | the organization of the fire dis | PrAINVILL = e | Berlin Congregational church Gieorge Dodd tomor- rnoon at 3 o'clock weelly whist of the T. A, 1 will be held this evening ow aft The socicty | usual. The committee in charge of the |card party to be held at the commun- | ity house is planning for a large at- |tendance. About 40 persons are ex- as The weekly prayer meeting of the n church will be held on Thurs- | day evening at 7:30 o'clock. | The Ipworth league devotional ex- ercises will ho held this evening at the | Methodist church at 7:30 o'clock. There will be no meeting of the | Reliable Sewing club of Kensington this week. | The annual supper and meeting of [the Kensington Congregational church will be held Friday evening at ¥ o'clock. Tnasmuch as there is a gre Geal ot important business to transacted at this meeting the mem- bers are requested to he present. Miss Georgin Kelsey is visiting rela- [tives in New Britain, | The Ladies’ A/l Sopiety of the | Methodist chureh will give a chicken- p..) supper and social in the church ’ | room Thursday evening, Jan. Mth. The Live Wires class of the Metho- dist chnreh will hold a seven cent so- il in the church social room Fri- day evening, Jan. 13th. Every seventh person will be admitted free. The \llunr will be open at 8:07 p. m. and Ithe entertainment ¥vill commence at |8:17 p. m. Refreshments will be serv- | ed by seven young ladies of the class. The regular weekly dance and so- cial will be held at the Athletic hall | I'riday evening. | There will be the regular and installation of officers of the | Knights of Pythias Society at their | hall on Grove street this evening. All meeting members arve requested to he present. | Dorothy in Mid- Misses Rich Edith Galpin and spent Monday evening [dletown. the off di disc Village Tm- s, the form- was again nd it is At a meeting of provement society ing of the fire brought up and the general opinion of the r the village that better service and other improvements can complished by forming a fire thns ¢ tain in light be ac- district the lights and possibly make | other needed improvements in the dis- triet. There also a possibility of water and gas. A meeting will soon be alled to appoint committees for a e district. Both Kensington and Ber- lin street have better facilities since rict. Shipwrecks in the Baltic Bea age one for eve v in the year. - PALACE— Starting Sunday “MOTHER 0’ MINE” - WHAT/, ) “do 7 men# Z/// want SHOE w When you have shoes, rubber shoes, aretics, hot water bags, ete., to be repaired, ring them to me: for I am uble to repair them in a satisfactory way. All work guaranteed. rAOLO DUGO, - ¢ Proprietor. 7, '/4 o 1 ing Street. will | be | sidents of | suring enough capital to main- | REPAIRING SHOP, lelothes and other reedy of the town, has heen transferred [Miss A. 1. Gran to be distributed by | mittee. he Grange and welfare committee {has thanked all those who contributed | [towards this worthy cause and u)»]-lw-—‘ ciates the support tendered them. adies” Benevolent Notes | The Ladies' Benevolent society of the Congregational church has plan- ned an all day sewing meeting morrow at the parlors. Material wil be prepared for families in Plainville and articles for wear wil be sewed by Ithe members of the society. The wom- | are requested to bring their own | material for the All the clothing to the home of Whiting street welfare com- o the en are lunches. Auyiliary cetion American Legion Auxiliary will annual meeting tonight at the rnes post headquarters. Dues may be paid at this meeting. IFollow- |ing the election of officers, a social! [time will be held. Methodist Church members of the |society of the Methodist hold a meeting the Mills of Central Square ternoon. I’lans for the di The [ hotd it Brock- Notes | Ladies' Aid church will | of Mrs. :|T—1 he | The home tomorrow vear will nisters’ Association held its r meeting yesterday at the home James M. Tranmer, The work Dr. Goodell, in New Britain wag the topic of the meeting. | On Thursday evening, there will he | a special service in the vestry, start- ing at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Fan-! ton, pastor of the Southington M | jchurch will be the speaker. The Epworth league will hold its| husiness meeting tomorow night at the home of EImer Thomas on East Main | stree | [ re |of of Rev. Installation | wton, 1'oresters of its installation of smoker and so- | Smoker in Court General L | America, will hold "officers tonight with [eial time. Grand Chief Ranger Patr |1, Cook of Bristol will be in charg An appropriate program has been ar- ranged by Joseph Keefe, Joseph | Greene and Peter Duffy. i Good Tee Harvest, | The Norton Tee company expects to| feomplete its harvest of some time Ithis week. An excellent supply has | [been taken in and the house is al- most filled. The ice is about 11 inches | thick History of Old House. ral requests have heen made for | history the old Roberts Rlossom’s corner which has | been doomed and will soon be torn lown to make room for a new one This home dates back to the time of the early the town. Harry A. Castle who has compiled a record |of all these old homesteads, will tracc lits history back to the days when the [place was used for making cow hells {and how it has changed hands durving the course of its years Brock-Barnes Post. | At the first meeting of the year last Inight a goodly number were present and various reports were read, On, the recent fair held in the early part ! of December, the net profit amounted to § which was turned over to | Ithe building fund, | It was voted to give a series dances and entertainments in the near | future and a minstrel show is now un- der way. All members desiring to Itake part are requested to get in touch with Fid. Barrows, chairman of the committee. | The installation of smoker scheduled meeting and all cordially invited. A new has been Keys procured from Adjutant Bedford Treasurer Prior. i Plainville Briefs. | mienara Dyer of Pearl has "fln“ to New Ein, Minnesota, a 1 s 1 brief e of at a days of [ of officers for the ex-service men and a next are lock stalled and be or street on yusiness trip for the W. J. Cahill com- \]1|H\ Guy MeCleary of Whiting strect has [moved to Bristol. Miss Zella Dyer to the St Prancis’ from appendicitis, | R. 1. Whiting of Kast |moved to Boston, Mass, | J.J. Murphy of Whiting street left | |this morning for New York Mis, Alice K. Williams, teacher of | music and drawing at the local school |is confined to her home at Hartfor | with an illness. | has ho remaed suffering bheen pital street, has I to | The | being interview [ heen | Hodgson, {ed [ heta ! practice charg The dition, as many eight picce band will usual lights strung pond, aided by the brig the past few illumination. served at the at 8 o'clock perfect Kating IS music the of the he tart said to he ir con of giving will he capahle : good present furnish about moon rnish shments will Music will e pond ISOL: \TIO HOSPIT AL STAFF IS SELECTED Medical Staff is Similar To That Which Was Selected When Insti- tution Was Opened. appointees to the nurs isolation hospital 1 today by Dr. I'red erick Lee, superintendent of health, so that there will be no delay in open- ing the institution The need was brought hospital committee last night I.ee and Chairn 1 Frank Zwick, May- or O. I Curtis and Miss Ventlie Lc tuberculosis nurse in the health partment spoke on the need of such an institution The following staff selected: Drs. Joseph Walsh, Nathan Jafte, Clifton M. Cooley, D). W. O'Connell, G. H. Dalton, John Pur- | ney, George M. IMlanagan, Joseph Robinson, John I Martin, T, i M. Klein, A, L. Avitable and I'rank Zwick. Drs. M. W, Maloney, and William Mor statf of specialists Prospective ing staff at the before the by Dr. de- of doctors has Potts the H. comprise “DABBLERS The regular weekly meeting “Dabblers”, the literary socioty for the adults of this city, will be tomorrow evening in the Y. M. build vith Mr Hancock it A feature of the meeting will discussion by members of the or- anization of a novel which they have lately T TO MEY of the form- his w first York sharks and is at 18.2 ik Hagenlacher takes after arriving in Ne America's bil of Germ run to challenge He's champion credited with a balkline. ny of 768 table sette, presil this a f the Womi reet sehoo ing @ most ranged by under the Music Alderson Alder irst p both tea ternoon B O lub witl Syly v Miss as soloist a Brown up the work \\l\h The con | Tin written well irt of the of applanse artists play in wnich act using This It is a | Provii presented user in New of the by the York sketeh w P'roy is made seone | ien of The ing | lan dial historic incet cast up ¢ Joyee, who has Miss wedded Mis a native Mrs ois to dial Mrs g! PPoyee, Stuhbs, Knig rn cooks hy Mrs, Bli prog tie public is Annie, who clock The entire tomorrow » benetit of this city The th Lean Presh Shoulders 12! INH AN ot Roast Lb. Boiling Lb. Chudk Lb. Prime Rib Roasts C St ni Beer Roasts Roasts of Veal Lh, ar Cured Corned Neef Selected Fags Juicy Sound Pancy Tomatoes e B OR STARTING “JUST AROUND THE RNT—AUTHOR O} BY FANNY © i pre at ' i 1 followed entitled the meet t the Camp ar- committec Bennett ( Lccotnpani program was received was a “Tickless ! wis amd was let town I’ as 1918, 1 id i made Mabel Winifred S, Lillian W he abeth W am will i Chitdren's Home n the follow- Hibbard sun- Galpin Kirkham Wi Joyee's Cooper e school repeated for in ordially in- Ramburs ECLAES 8c 5¢ 12c which | of officers will ENGAGEMENT ncement hg ment of Grace lLouise No date Anno s the enga Mis Miltors wedding heen win Emmons to I'rescott has been set for the also take place. 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