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

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Side Gore Pumps, black satin, with black suede shields, sandal effect, with hand turned soles, Spanish heels, priced at $9.50. * Berlin News WATER QUESTION Iy TALK OF THE TOWN Residents Resent Fact That Im- mediate Action Is Not Taken GUARANTORS WILL MEET "Those Pntérested in Chautauqua Have O Been Asked to Gather On Friday Evening — Church Conclave — No East Berlin Constable—DBriefs. 3 There appears to be a distinct feel- ing of resentment amoung a number of residents on Berlin street, that the water question is being allowed to drag and no definite action seems forthcoming. As resident of the street said this morning, it is rapidly assuming the conaition where the dis- trict must act at once or Berlin will be without water. ¢ The water committee of the Worth- ington Fire district has met at times and figures filed with the clerk of the district show that it will cost approx- imately $60,000 to install water in Berlin. Of this amount only can be borrowed inasmuch as the legislature has passed a bill allowing the fire district to borrow an amount equal to five per cent of its grand list. The grand list for the Worthington district totals $630,000.° From estimates which have been made and received by the committee oply three and one-half miles of pipe will be laid in the Worthington o trict as compared with_eight miles in Kensington. Kensington however has niore territory to cover and has a and list close to $2,0( 00, Would Lower Price, It is also understood that the mem- bers of the Worthington water com- mittee feel that the Kensington d trict is asking too much money for its share in instailing a large pipe from Towers' corner in New Britain through Kensington to Jacobs' corner in Ber- lin An official of the district said this morning lin has been asked to pay $ wards the installing of that main. It is expected that a meeting of the committees will he held soon at which time DBerlin will probably ask for a a Kensington fire that Ber- 0100 to- N N | . a3 CuticuraPromotesGood Treatment: At night rub Cuticura Ointment !nto partings all over the scalp. Next morning shampoo with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Re- puat in two weeks. Suvrie Bash Trocty Matl, Addeose ;PrtiemaLab- f 1 b, 1 nlevee 2he. - o Masde LNy o Sonp shaves withent mug. i OF MIXTURES AND OXTFORD! e ey e e e ———— FIT AND SPLENDIDLY TAILORED TO OI R RIDING HABITS IN AT $45.00 EACH, D ARE PRICE) TH OTHER! AT 855 AND $69.50 “La Resista” The speciai designing of “La R Spirabone Side Stays, gives a slen figure, desired by every woman. New York, to give special demonst their exclusive patented feature, * designed for your figure, are priced at $3.50, 35.00, $5.00, § “Mcther’s Day” Scleet yours early from the lar now at our Stationery Department Priced 5c 0 50¢ each you wi Mother,” to the “Mother of My Ch and others. lower price. 1f Berlin should not care to pay its share towards the in- stallation, Kensington will install an eight inch = water main. If Berlin agrees to pay its share a 12-inch main will be installed. ceting Soon. _Bryant H. Atwater, chairman of the water committee stated this morning that no further action has been taken by the committee than what was dis- ssed at a special meeting held sev- eral weeks ago. Plans are being made to call another committee meeting soon and then z meeting of the dis- trict to dact on the water question. Guarantors Will Meet A special meeting of the guarantor: of the Community Chautauqua ha been called for Iriday evening at & o'clock at the Kensington Grammar school building. At this time will be taken to organize for the next year and to elect new officers. meeting for Friday has been called by the chairman of the executive com- mittee for last year. The chautauqua will play in lin this year from July 4 to July inclu Inasmuch as the date of ifs playing here is only a short time off immediate action will be'taken at the meeting. The most important question to be discussed will be that of securing a suitabie lot for the shows to play on. st year the chautauqua played at Kensington Grammar school Is and was well accommodated, The officers and tepresentatives of the arganization were well ple: with the location. It is not known, how- ever, whether or not the lot can be procured for this year or not. New Lights Installed. Lester Deming, chairman of the lighting committee of the Worthing- ton Ifire district, has reported that five of the new lights have already been installed in the district and are in operation. Three of the lights are on the FFarmington road and two are in the south end of the town. Work is being done at present on placing several new poles in place for the installation of the remaining num- ber of new lights and Mr. Deming stated today that he expects all of the new lights will be in there place within two weeks, s Men's Class To Meet. The Men's Bible class of the lin Congregational church wiil hold its regular monthly meeting at thé community house on Worthington Ridge, tomorrow night at & o'clock. The entertainment committee charge has secured Professor Stanley alpin to deliver the address. A short business meeting will be held previ- ous to the social hour. 'Still Without a Constable. 5 Berlin is still without a con- stable and the pcople in that end of ithe town are unprotected by the law Although there are at least ap- | plicants desirous of the position of constable in the town of Berlin, they all want to be on the main highway and not in the rural sections, accord- ing to Iirst Selectman George B. Carter. i Since | Dehan, | month | withont hoard of Ber- grounc Ber- the which ws ation of Timothy s effective over o, last Berlin has n officer of the law and the selectmen feel that it will he least another month hefore they avili be able to secure one who will do his duty faithfully in the east- ern part of the town | Bridge Is Completed. resig been at The tate in Kensington has been complet- ed and the road s now open to traf- fie, Selectman Carter announced this morning. Town teams have also been put to work repairing the road Brief Items, A regular meeting of the board of held at the office of last evening, Routine this T:30 meet at will hall board town schoo! at the The evening o'clock. Selectman George B. Carter was in Meriden yesterday on a busine trip the interests of the town. The young people of Kensington | will give a dance and soclal at lGrange hail in Berlin tonight. movement that creates and preserves the charming youthfulness of An Expert Corsetier is here this week from ‘‘l.a Nesista” Salon, Come let the “La Resista’ Corsetier fit you to the st The service is free, My Other Mother"” for “To Dad on Mother's Day,” for “Father and Come early for hest choice. steps The one | bridge near the Whiteham es- | T THE IRY IN EACH. APPROVAL OI' THE TEST MODES WITH INDIVIDUAL COMBINA- A} Visit our Garment Section Demonstration csista” Corsets in combinatioh with derness of line and supplencss of ration of “l.a Resista SPIRABONE."” Corsets and /le specially “La Resista" Corsets 10, $12, $15 up. Greeting Cards rge and fine assortment to be found in corner store, Il find cards for “My Mother" for hum,” “Greeting for Grandmother' ——a N To date about $6,000 has been col- lected in taxes by C. F. Lewis, tax collector. The married members of the Be lin Grange are planning to do theis share in winning the contest at the m‘(‘MinK to be held next Tuesday eve- ning. ‘The central association of Congre- gational churches are meeting today at the Kensington church. The Epworth lLeague will hold ite regular ver meeting this evening at the ington Methodist church ast Berlin Item. There will be the regular meeting of the Knights of Pythias society at their hall this evening. Roland Turner who has been ill at his home on Cottage street for the past few weeks is much improved and has returnéd to his duties ae manager of the Woolworth company in Patchogue, N. Y. Mr: rank Cobey and Mrs. Charles ke spent Monday in Hartford. The annual meeting of the East Berlin lLibrary asseciation will be held at the home of R. O. ("lark Wed- nesday evening at 8 o'clock daylight time, The official hoard of the Methodist church will meet at the church par- lor this evening at 7:30 p. m. d light time. W. E. Brown attended a conven- tion of Knights of Columbus at Dan- bury Monday. The local members of Bolton-Kas- ica post, American l.egion, will at- tend a meeting at Kensington Thurs- day cvening at § o'clock. A number of the friends of Mr. and Mrs. William Dennis tendered them a pleasant surprise social and seren- ade at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dennis on Wilcox avenue, last evening. A most enjoy- able time was had by all, Day at Goldenblum Mil- Tomorrow Big $1.00 linery Co., New Rritain, only.—advt. $1.00, Goldenblum Tomorrow only—advt. Trimmed hat Millinery Co. LAWN MOWERS sharpened, honed, edged, 1 and set by experts, £1.25. Called for delivered. ~ Schoell's @lachine Shop. Cherry St. Phone 2, or write 1, New Britain, oil and 123 Box I | | I | HardingWNeeds Exercise; Picks Horseback Riding Washington, N 9.—President Harding plans to take up horse back riding more actively to get more open | air exercis His advisers are urging him to take every opportunity to get into the open ain on account of the ; hours he has been working. The White | House aides are geting in trim to ac- company the president on tHe bridle paths around Washington. —— RIIRLIN TAX PAYLRS hereby given that the Ber X on list of October. ist, | due and payable MAY (s, 1922 Notice i iin Town 1921 will be |Chamber of Commerce Plainville N E HART FENN WILL SPEAK AT SHOKER Commeree Wil Gather on Monday, May 22 MOONSHINER HEAVILY FINED Miss Marjorie Strong s Tendered Sil- ver Shower at the Home of Mrs, Allan Bailey—Poultry Club to Meet in Firemen's Rooms, Through the efforts of Senator John H. Trumbull, Charles H. Newton, Ralph Seymour, Willilam Cafferty and Frank P. Usher, Congressman F. Hart the local Chamber of ‘ommerce, which will be held on the evening of Monday, May 22. Congressman Fenn has promised to give a short talk on topics of the day. Robbins B. Stoeckel, commissioner .of motor vehicles, will also he secured for the ocecasion, and it is hoped by the committee that a local man will be induced to talk on the present sew- er conditions existing in Plainville at the present time. This subject has been the source of discussion for rome time and an interesting talk could be given onfit. A radio concert will also he on the program if plans mature. The banquet will commence at 7 o'clock after which the smoker will be enjoyed. Every member will be given an opportunity to attend and as the tickets are limited they are re- quested to netify the members of the committee of their intention to attend by this coming Saturday that arrange- ments can be made. The rooms of the Commerce chamber are capable of accommodating but 125 persons, go the smoker will be Iimited to that number. If there are any tickets left over after the members have re- cefved theirs, the public will be given an opportunity to get them. Moonshine Maker Jailed, John Molki of Southington, alleged maker of moonshine, was tried yes- terday afternoon before Judge KEd- ward P. Prior with Grand Juror Wil- liam J. F. Oran prosecuting. He was fined $150 and costs of $40. The ac- cused claimed he did not have any money to pay the fine, and as none of his friends came to his rescue, Pa- trolman E. W. Furrey took him to Hartford to work out his fine. The local police have the still in which Molki is alleged to have made his corn whiskey or “white mule,” and it is capable of holding 35 gallons. When Molki wass arrested Saturday night he had 200 gallons of mash on hand. Molki, it appears, gave him- self ‘away to the police, according to the authorities here. Patrolman Ho- gan, armed with a warrant for the nr- rest of Molki, called at the home late Saturday night. The warrant made out on charges made by Joseph with the accused. Molki had insulted his wife and want- ed him arrested. Patrolman Hogan approached Molki and said “You're under arrest.” Molki thinking he was arrested for making the moon- shine, replied, “I give up, I'm caught; I've been making the nff.” His confession led to the discovery of the still. The charges made by his tene- ment friend did not come to a head and Bakoch is said to have moved from the home on the Southington road with his wife toda Silver Shower, Miss Marjorie Strong of Broad street was tendered a surprise silver shower last evening by a party of her friends, at the home of Mrs. Allan Bailey of Broad itreet. A buffet lunch was served. Miss Strong {s to become the bride louis Kreiger of New Britain. of Non-Support Case. William Hills was tried before Judge Meritt O. Ryder last night on his wife. Hills was ordered to pay his wife $5 a week towards the support of their child Grange To Newington, Members of the local Grange will journey to Newington this evening, where two numbers will be furnished for the program of entertainment to be held in the town hall of that place, under the auspices of the Newington Grange. Plainville Gsangers will vaving time Poultry Cluh Meeting. President. Minton Norton, Plainville tified the members that the meeting scheduled for tomorrow evening will be held in the firemen's room of the town hall instead of in the court room. This change was necessary. on account of the meeting of the Town Plan Commission lor the hearing of the new iay8ut on Crown rtreet. Zion Church Notes, The Fourth Juarterly conference will be held at the Redeemers' A, M. E. Zion church this evening, at which the presiding elder, Rev. T. A. Auten, will attend. The meeting will com- mence at § o'clock. Work during the past year will be reviewed and Rev. Mr. Washington, pastor of the local congregation. will present his “eports, of Interegt will be charged at the rate 9 per cent. per annum from May | let, 1922, on all taxes remaining un- | [ paid June 1st, 19 | Notice is hereby given that I will be at the following places to receive the Property and Personal Taxes Jue the Town of Berlin on the list of 1921 RBlue Hills schoolhous, Saturday, May 6th, 3:00 to 6:00 o'clock. Beriin Town Hall, Saturday, 13th, 1:30 to 5:00 o'clock Leckley Post Ofiice, Tuesday, “th, 5:00 to 7:00 o'clock. I Derlin, Cole's store, Saturday, May 20th, 1:30 to 8:00 o'c'ock. | Kensington Publie Library, Satur lday, May 27th, 1:00 to 8 0 and Mon- day evenings, Viay 1st, S§th, 15th, nd and 29th, srom 5:30 to 7:30 o'clock, and Wednesday evening, May 31st, from 5:00 to §:00 o'clock. All persons between the ages of 21 and 60 are liable for Personal Tax unless exempt hy law. Same must be paid promptly, May May | | | | { [Dated. Apri 12, 19 F. LEWIS, Collector, Town of Berlin 22 served Tomarrow evening, there will be a mass mecting of the National associ- ation for the Advancement of Colored People at S o'clock. Out of town speakers will be heard and the var. ious committees will report in regard to the membership drive, Tlustrated Tecture, The ladies’ Renevolent society of the Congregational church will mest in the church parlors tomorrow after- noon and evening. A supper will be from 5:30 until 6:30 o'clock after which there will be an {llus- trated lecture by Rev. Sherrod Soule of Hartford, superintendent .of the Mr. Soule will have for his topie, “A was Bakoch, who lives in the same house He claimed that | missionary work in Connecticut. Rev.| FOX'S—DMon., Tues., Wed. £ “THE UNKNOWN” DICK TALMADGE ew Star—Great Picture = s S ews | Fenn will attend the next i moker of charges of non-support, preferred by | leave here at 7:30 o'clock, daylight | | the | Poultry association, has no- | Century of Misslonary Work 1 I"armington Valley Associatiorn Churches." Auxiliary Moeting Tonizht The American Legion Auxiiiury Jas called all members to attend w meet ing tonight in the Leglon rooms where important matters will Ie clded upon for the Mother's Day pro gram and Memorial Day celebration, | The Rainy Day Htockings will returned this evening. Misslonary s The Woman's Home and Missionary soclety of the (‘hristian church held a specin ing yesterday afternoon at the home of Mra, Stocking of Crown street, Mrs, | Chadsey of Boston, state president of the misslonary socleties, gave an in- teresting talk to the members on the activities throughout the state Hearing On Wills, Upon application of Mary Trumbull, there will be a hearing on the estate of the late Hugh H. Trumbull in the local probate court on Friday morn- ing May 12 at 11 o'clock. There will also be a hearing on the will of the late Lorrain A, Mille upon, application of George H. Free- man, ‘on May 12, at the probate court at 11 o'clock in the morning. Plainville Briefs, Pythian Sisters, K. of P. will hold an important meeting tomorrow night in the Odd Fellows' hall. Mrs. Carl Hulten of Mountain View will entertain the member of the RBusy Bee Sewing Circle this evening at her home, the | | Forelgn Iventist meet \ Big $1.00 Day at Goldenblum Mil- linery Co., New Rritain. Tomorrow only.—advt. Trimmed hat $1.00, Millinery Co. Tomorrow only- Goldenblum -advt. WHITING S3T. (sertion) near trolley, good bullding lots, 50x150. Prices are 1n T. B. Peck, 42 Forestville Ave. Tel. 4 LAWN MOWERS sharpened, honed, edged, olled and set by experts, $1.25. Called for and delivered. Schoell's Machine S8hop, 123 Cherry 8t. Phone 2051-2, or write Box 1, New Britain, 3 IN WEATHER Fair Tonight And Northerly Winds Rising Altering Temperature CHA? New Haven, May 9.—For Connecti- cut: Fair tonight and Wednesday lit- tle change in temperature; moderate to fresh northwest and north winds. 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