New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 9, 1922, Page 7

matcrials for Faster and Sy All Wool French Serge, 40 inc and shrunk. Regular price $2.2 Wool Poplins, 40 inch, new colors. Regular price $2.7 6 inch, all wool, all Ltegular $4.50 grade Tricotines, henna, cte. Berlin News BERLIN MAY HAVE 23 MILL TAX RATE Necessary to Collect More Money To Gover Budget "PROPOSED JITNEY ROUTE Parties Interested in Starting Linc From East Berlin to Ncw Britain— Paul Wensen's Funeral—Prize Wi ners—DBriefs. With the meeting of the finance hoard to be held in about one week, residents of the town are becoming cven more interested in what the tax rate will be for the coming year. The amount of the budget to be collected taxes in May totals $97,451.62. The grand list on which the money will be collected totals $4,271,695. Officials claim that it will be neces- sary to raise the tax rate this year or the town will not receive cnough money to cover the amount called for in the budget. The tax rate is usual- Iy determined by dividing the amount called for in the budget by the tinal grand list as prepared by the board of relief. By doing this it is found that the rate is approximately 22 and seven- tenths mil Arthur 1. Woodruff, town treasurer, believes that the rate for the next year should be 23 mills. 1t this + s fixed, Mr. Woodruff be- lieves that the town expenss will all be cared for and it will not be neces- for the town to run into debt. teorge B, Uarter has ot o ed what he thinks the rate should be, but believes that enough should be asked to COVEr CXDENSes. rancis Deming of the flnance hoard stated that enough will be asked to cover the budget. : Those familiar with town affairs be- Q i-k Reli:f for All Rheumatics If So Crippled Yon Can't Use Arms or Legs Rheuma Will Help You or Nothing to Pay If you suffer from rheuamatism in any form do not miss this genercus aifer. Get from your druggist today a bottle of Rheuma, use according {o directions, and if you don’t think it has given quick and sure relief, say 0. and you can have your money re- tunded. Rheuma is a rveputable physician's prescription, free from narcotics und perfectly harmies It acts on the Kidneys and helps to force the uric acid from swollen joints and other Jodging places. It should please you in a day and make you hopeful and happy in a week Rheuma has relea from suffer- ing rheumatic vietims who thought hothing would give relief. Tt should do as much for you. Clark & Brain- erd Co. will ‘supply you and guaran- tee money refunded if not satisfac- tory ————m F O MON., TUES., WED. SHAMED ed sponge Very Special Bargains In Towels Offered for Friday and Saturday | { Most unusual and wmequatied chance for far-secing housewives to save money by supplying them- | selves with towels for ch less than they would sell for vegularly. Rare values are offered for this spe- | cial two days sclling. Bargains every woman should take quick advantage of. But two days at these | prices. { | All Linen Huck towels with hemstitched ends, Hemstitehed Huck towels, from Ireland, pure lin- ! size 18x30 inches Special sale price, 42¢ cach, en, full size and most unusual value at 50c each. { Fine Linen Huck towels, beautiful damask pat- Extra Fine ‘Powels, Heather linen huck, 22x3% terns, neatly hemstitched, $1.50 Kind, $1. inches, elaborate damask designs, $2.50 grade, Linon Guest Towels of “Old Bleach” make, plain $1.75 cach, i huck, regular $1.00 grade for 69¢ each. Birdseye Towels, of small size, just right for office Ribbed Bath Towels, large size, heavy ones for Use. Regular $1.10 dozen kind, 75¢ doz. hard wear. Regular 65c grade for 50¢ each. rkish Towels, good large heavy grade, double i Good Huck Towels, just right for office use, for 100p. Itegular price H0c, Sale price 39¢ each. 1' doctors and dentists. Special at $1.00 doz Turkish Towels, of hand size, that sell regularly ) “Old Bleach” Towels, very fine and soft linen, for 2ic at this sale wi but 19¢ cach. 18x30 inches, damask patterns. Itegular $1.50 Purkish Guest Towels, “Martex” in plain white, grade, $1.19 cach for 25¢ cach. With colored borders for 20¢ each. COLORED TURKISH TOWELS, full size, regular $1.50 grade, $1.00 cach. Preparing For That Easter Gown Have a Look at Our Dress Goods With prices as low as they ever will be, for some time (0 come, we call atte Wool has risen in price about 500 when our lines of dress goods have to he replenis Zowns, ches wide, 5, for $1.50 d and shrunk, all Special $1.75 yd. colors, navy, black, for § v, 56 Inch hrown, wi Poiret ponged enhagen, 50 inch. fieve that if the residents want ex- penses reduced an effort should he made to have various appropriations on the budget sliced. Extension Committee Meeting. The extension committec of the Berlin school board will meet thi evening at § o'clock for the purpose of looking over plans which have been submitted by architects for the proposed new addition to the Ken- sington Grammar scfool. The chairman of the committee has_received five plans from varions arclitects and it is expected that one will be voted upon tonight. Town Farm Committec. Selectman George B. Carter has called a meeting of the special town farm committee to be held at the oftice of the town clerk tonight. Plans for the disposal of the town farm and teams will be discussed. Members of the committee when spoken to at various times state that they do not belicve favorable action will be taken on the matter tonight. Bowling Leagus The first game in a series of rounds heing played by the Ken- sington I'raternal bowling lcague has been completed. the past The* standing for week among the teams and iindividuals is as follows w. L., PG Independents .. 18 6 441 1. and B, Club 15 9 . American lLegion.. 14 10 446 Al A B sieas 14 10 432 Boosters ....... 11 13 445 Drum Corps 11 13 429 ster 10 14 432 gles . i 3 21 413 High single-—O'Connell, 128, High Three String—Jim McCor- jmick and Johnson,. 316. High team single—American Le- gion, H1l. Hi team 3 string—American lLe- gion, 1405, Individual Averages. O'Connell as R. Kaler a7 Johnson 95 Walker . John Me( ()rlnlr‘l\ Jim McCormick lanza W, ,.l"d' . P. Fagan Minor 90 Southard M) J. Emerson L0 W. Moore 89 80 McCarroll 89 G. Corr .. 89 B. Moore 89 B. Cort .. Jim ] 89 A. Moffitt SN Olander s§ Matsen 87 | Warner 86 1Kingo £6 3. toppe 56 Horn 86 Trehy 8 Jim Corr ah P: Kalen S H. Mcieon J. Thomson [ agerly | Carnigge b, Corr Malarny Graham Morthrup Hultquist % MeKeon Buckley . W. Ryan mons Thomson Giona ... Skene . Berge Upson 1. Giona W. Skeve Drose A. Bergeson 1 B. Hopper R. Carr [ G A. 1. Line roposed Ji Due to the kind of service which is heing rendered by the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad v rd, prices will vise accordingly. re priced Wool Poplin Special, navy biue in sponged and shrunk. All Wool Gabardines, nay ntion to our line of wool | ) the past few weeks, and Better buy now. ! v, black and | $3.00 yd. 56 inch width, $4.00 value, $2.00 yd. taupe, black and Cop- Regular price $3.75 for $ Twills, choice of at $4.50, now ne Regular ‘ | =) hy out of town people to operate : jitney line between Iast Berlin anc New Rritain Under, the proposed would begin near the [in East Berlin and would end at the triangle in New Britain. DParties in terested claim that they could provide an hourly schedule between Isast Lierlin and New Haven. The route would probably be op crated from Fast Berlin, up Galpin's Hill to Berlin street and then down Iarmington road past the Berlin de pot and the’ Kilby house to Kensing. ton. plan, the linc railroad depot Paul Wensen Funeral The funeral of Paul Wensen, Laggage master at the Rerlin depot, who died at the New Britain genera hospital, Wednesday evening, will be held from the J. M. Curtin undertak ing parlors in New Rritain «at $:30 o'clock tomorrow morning. It will be held from St. Paul's church in Ken- sington at 9 o'clock. Rev. J. (. Bren- nan will officiate and interment will be in St. Mary's new cemetery, New Writain, night Many Ne the Lenten Paul's Chuich, Britain people attended sofNices at St Paul’ church in Kensington last evenin when Rev. ‘James Warren Roche, former resident of that city, deliver the sermon. “The Way held at night at of the (‘ros Paul's church 20 o'clock. Rev, C. Brennan stated morning that Rey Father will be at the church on ernoon and on Sunday est of the Polish Berlin The Berlin on Saturday Selectman George has been some discussion in town to the difference between the Herlin Farmers' club and the Berlin I'arm- ers' exchange. will he I'riday on J. this Stucka Jaturday aft- for the inter- people in the town. Farimers' Club, IFarmers’ club will meet evening at the home of B. Carter. There Officials of the former club stated this morning that the farmers’ club is opened to membership for those 10 are actively engaged in farming. The exchange is claimed 1o he a buy- ing association owned by stockholders Bricf Items. Work was started this morning on »airing the sidewalk in front of the sington post office. he members of the will give a minstrel in their hall on March 17, Mrs. James Corr were awarded the T A. B. whist held consolation Malarney dm]'ll The Regal review will hold a meeting A. B. hall tomorrow Berlin grange show and danee Friday evening, and first last went Karum. of the Mac at §t. Paul’s night at Joseph Kane prizes at the cvening. The to Thomas People Notlce It. Dnve Them ff with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets A pimply face will not embarrass you much longer if you get a package of Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. The skin shoulg begin to clear after you have taken the tablets a few nights. Cleanse _the blaod, bowels and liver with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the | successful substitute for calomel; there's | no sickness or pain after taking them, | r. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do that | which calomel does, and just as effec- tively, but their action is gentle and safe instead of severe and irritating. No one who takes Olive Tablets is ever cursed with a “dark bmwn taste,” a bad breath, a dull, listless, “no good” fecling, constipation, torpid liver, bad disposition or pimply face. 8 live Tablets are a purely ve, table compound mixed wjth olive oil; you will know them by their olive color Dr. Edwards spent years among pa- tients afflicted with liver and bowel complaints and Olive Tablets are the immensely effective result. Take one or two nightly for a week. See how much | company on the Middletown and New }3ritain branch, plans are being made better you feel and look. 15¢ and 30c. ‘SHUTHINfiTflN AUTY NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 9, Plamvnlle Nes SHASHES TEL, POLE Edmund Foley Loses Control of 1 Motor Truck DRUN com}_é BLECT OFFIGERS Vthian Temple Presented With Doc- orated Gavel by Brother Lodge— | | Bowling League Standing of co Players—Other Notes. | | Edmund Foley of Southington had a narrow escape from serious injury this morning when his (‘hevrolet de- livery truck crashed into a telephone | pole at the intersection of West Main street and orestville avenue, | Itoley received a bad cut {hand and a severe shaking up. He claims that the steering gear broke and the car swung out into the mid- dle of the road. He was driving to- wards Bristol at the time and was on the right side of West Main street. The automobile, according to Foley, swerved suddenly across the street and crashed into a telephone pole di- rectly at the meeting of the two two streets, The pole was a new one, on the but nevertheless was almost cut in half by the force with which the car hit it. Had it been an old pole, it is probable that the impact would have knocked it completely over. The truck was badly damaged. It is owned by Mr. Ifoley and Michael O'Rourke, both of Southington, who conduct the Homestead Baking com- pany. Drum Corps Election, The Plainville Fife aad Drum corps annual election of officers last Smith was re-elect- The Mh- held it evening. Adrian ed manager and president er officers are as follow: and treasurer, Thom H. irum sergeant, Adrian Smith; @unt drum sergeant, Allen Dresser; five wergeant, Wesley RBuys; stant fife sergeant, Alfred Stewart, and major, wrank Gilbert. Pythian Temple fift. The first meeting of the Pythian femple, K. of P., was held last even- ing in the Odd Iellows’ hall. The attendance was large and all the of- icers were present. New business vas outlined for the year and several committees were appointed for var- ous branches of the order. It was voted to hold a food sale on{ afternoon, March 18, be- 3 and b o'clock, at Odd Fel- * hall, ythian lodge members presented the new Pythian Temple with a beau- tiful gavel decorated with the Temple colors, which are red, white, blue and vellow. George Tuttle |nalh the pre- sentation. The Pythian sponded with a vote of thanks for the =ift. Bowling League Standing. The following is the standing of the various teams of the Tempco Bowl- ing league. The assembly room leads with the machine room a few pins behind. The individual averages of each member of the league is also published. The results are as fol- lows: Y. L et P.F. Assembly « 89 21 .850 26914 Machine 4«29 31 .483 26109 Safety Sws 20 3 483 26157 )Mfice 23 37 .384 256950 Individual Averages. Games DPins / 4562 f.emeris There was a good attsndance at the meeting of the Men's Dilile class of the Berlin church held last evening in the community house. Major K. 1. Wilcox gave an interesting talk on his trip to Ilorida. Miss Alice McCorkle will entertain the Willing Workers at her home 1°ri- day afternoon. Harold Carlson of Middletown, has been the guest of his stee, Mrs. I'rank Potts of this place. The Ipworth l.eague societv of the Methodist ciurch will give an cnter- tainment, and social in the church parlor Kriday evening, Mar. 17th at § o'clock. Miss Dorothy Rich was calling on ifriends in Beckleys Wednesday. The whist social last evening at Athletic Hall given for the benafit of the Village Improvement society was Jargely aftended. The winuers of prizes were as follows: Mrs. M. Su- | genhime, ladies first; Mrs. J. P. De- | More, lad consolation; I3, Toss, gentloman's first; Victor Belden, gen- tleman's consolation. R#freshments were servad after the whist, after | which datcing was enfoyed until a | Jate hour. On account of the St. I'at- rick's dance to be held next Friday evening. the usual weckly whist wiil be omitted. The Village Improvemant society wishes to thank the Kast Berlin Im- | provement company most heartily for their kindness in extending them the use of their hall on Wednesday night sz\xls\ Milk, 8 cans 50c--Russell Bros. ——advt rm———————————— —— PALACE—Starting Sunday Wallace Reid--Elsie Ferguson o N , 1022 Powers Rateliffe Derhy Hart Riecker 1, 11| PR Tiroadwell Ewald Funk “flfl!fl\ullh | Btoeking Seymour Ladie: \Jllt‘ The (Ladies' Renevolent society of the Congregational church wiil hold a food sale tomorrow afternoon from ': until 5 o'clock at the church dinin room. All donations left at the church as e Surprise Party, A pleasant surprise party dered Mrs. Gustave Ewald home on South Washington vesterday afternoon. of the presence of her FPauline Hartlieb of Utica, as possible was ten- at street sister, N. Y. Mrs. the past 30 years. Mrs. Ewald is also entertaining her sister, Mrs, Arsdale of New Haven, who attended the party yesterday. Pruning Demonstration, W. H. Darrow, a fruit specialist of the Connecticut Agricultural collegs, gave an interesting pruning demon- stration of apple trees at the farm of Selectman William J. Johnson yester- day afternoon. There was a good at- tendance of interested farmers and Mr. Darrow has promised to return again in the spring to give another demonstration. Martha Rebckah Sale, The Martha Rebekah lodge will hold its food sale at the Odd Fellows’ hall on Monday afternoon of next week. A committee has been ap- pointed to solicit donstions for the sale and any other contributions will be gladly accepted before or during the sale. Dance Tomorrow Night, The Midnight Three will hold a dance at the Grange hall tomorrow evening for the benefit of the We-Uns club, Services Tonight. Rev. James M. Tranmer, pastor of the Methodist church, has announced that the regular mid-week services will be held tonight at the church parsonage at 7:30 o'clock. It had not been decided upon as to where to hold it the first part of the week. Clarion Ciub Mceting. There will be an important meeting of the Clarion club of the Episcopal church at the parish house tonight. New by-laws will be discussed and a revision of the present statutes will be recommended and acted upon. Plainville Briefs. George Hickok is very ill at his home on Fast Main street. The ‘Men's club of the Episcopa! church enjoyed a pleasant concert on the Radiophone last evening at the parish house. lLewis W. Ripley of Glastonbury gave them a few instrue- tions and pointers on the instrument. Ihe next meeting of the club will be in April, when another speaker will he secured. Mr. and Mrs. Charlotte Blliott of RRocky Hil hav returned to their homes after being the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram P. Lowry of West Main street. Sequassen lodge, 1. 0. O. F. will nold its regular meeting tonight. HARDING O VACATION Is Taking Trip Down Florida Coast. And Railroad Train Is Especially Guarded. President Harding's Spe siel Train, Magch 9.—(By Associated I'ress)—Refreshed by a good night': vest, President Harding was looking forward enthusiastically to the firs day of his vacation when he this morning aboard the speci which is carrying the exe: his party to INlorida for a week’s I'he train carly today was skirting| On Board ngen; .V, 5 Y Uabich 5 4209 the lower South Carolina coast. It is ST 42 3921 scheduled (o arrive at St. Augustine | o, 54 Goon it 2 o'clock this afternoon. Smith b Beoe It was understood Mr. Harding Bawasis 80 5474 night take a trip down the Florida MeGar &0 6460 coast of several days as the guest of R 51 4615 Fdward B. Mclean, publisher of the Eplleal A Washington I'est on the Igtter's R R e e Elaborate precautions are being o'clock. Al members are urged 1o | en b the Atlantic coast line rail- aLiend: | road officials to protect the special The weekly prayer meeting will De [y1ain o) which the president is trav- held at the Berlin Congregatfonal | ¢jing Fvery yard of track is heing church tonight at 7:30 o'clock. inspected by a pilot train running The Reliable Sewing club will e |;h0a4d of the special with the genera! entertained by Miss Margaret I'vnn | poadmaster of the line riding on the at her home in Kensington tonight. [rear of the pilot to make the inspec- The weekly meeting of the Hov|tion, No train is permitted to be op- Scouts will be held at the Berlin | erateq or any switch turned in the church tomorrow night. | track between the special and pilot trains. A picked crew of conductors and trainmen is operating the special and the general road foreman of «n- gineers is riding in the engine cab One of the last things attended to by Washington ment of his income tax. included $18,000 as income presidential salary. Pure Lard, 2 1bs. vesterday wus the pay His check on the Russell Bros. ~advt iTON. WED IN SOUTHIN George Podlasck, aged an auto mechanic, and Miss Sophia Sielinska, aged 21, hoth of 252 Farmington ave- nue, were married in Southington, January 1. The groom is a divorcee. agle \hll\. 3 cans 50c— R\l“qfll Rros. —advt COLD IN CHEST Do the right thing and be sure of speedy relief. 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Eme—em— [ was also | Britain in des lleaves two sisters and three brothers Death Comes Unexpectedly to Prom-|in Germany. | Brit Bes inent Arch Street German at | 1 ¢ | Home—Was 54 Years Old. | Arch street, one of the most|the about 5 o'clock | were Death occurred | city, died suddenly afternoon his home, and ered him shortly his wife, after who dis- | he passed He was employed for many in local factorics and about two ago, he set up in business for| s e had a delicatessen store | fo Arch street | was a leader among the Ger-| people of the city and was .\n: ve member of their m;;,mw.\vm.wi He was, for many years, sec- lend a of WARNING! 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Herald Want Ads Bring Results per In New Britain Whose Circulation Is Audited He New New connected with the Turner society and the Quarettte club. his wife Mrs. Hentschel March 9.—Jack Baird and who were kidnapped a an act of reprisal for republicans on the Ty- border near Strabane, last night, Road b Negotiate For wway, was prostrated by the unex- Gettad. eUnt: Deferrment Of Payments Mr. Hentschel had been in ill bealth | \vashington, March 9. — The New for the past six months, but his con-!jjaven railroad was given formal per- lition was not thought to be serious. | the interstate commerce Dr. Waterman Lyon, medical examin- y to enter negotia- r, viewed the body and gave as the tions with owners of its Kuropean -ause of his death, heart trouble joan honus looking to a deferment of ® wrought about by the bu ng of their maturity date from April 1, arge blood vessel leading to that or- 2 to April 1, 1925, and to offer the an, ¥ security owners an increase in inter- Mr. Hentschel was a native of Ger-|est rate from 4 to 7 per cent. nan; having bheen born in a small The announcement was made by town just onutside of Rerlin, and had{the railroad Wednesday that permis-. {scen a resident of this city for about|sion had been secured and that the further consented to money to complete the tran- did not take up the second are now outstanding bonds European loan amounting to francs and $14,118,000 in "’ on tablets, you are Rheumatism Neuritis Pain, Pain same supervision, has nge they are KOwes do not want to