New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 1, 1922, Page 7

ar fbrd/’s " Stylish Shoe: For Thanksgiving Wear Extra-Value in Kinds and Qualities CHOICE, LADIES, OF A FINE ASSORT: COMIFORTABLE STREET AND WALKING WEAR, AND FINE PUMPS AND COLONTALS FOR DRESS DCCASIONS, A WE HAVE A'MOST VARIED STOCK OF FIN Wewr §HOD FOOT BETOKEN WEAR FOR IEMININE FEET FROM WHICH EASY CHOICE CAN BE MADE, TION HERE TO A,FEW PRE-THANKSGIVING OFFERINGS OI' EXTRA WORTH. LOW' S8HOES of+tan and black calf, with low or Cuban’ heels, priced for Thanksgiving at $7 pair, STRAP PUMPS& and Colonials browr satin, with junior and Sp at ... . 87 Wouldn’t A New Hat For Thanksgiving - Add to the Joy of Your Day? tasteful Hats in the very latest styles of the season. that make the wearers foel they are right up-to-the-minute with the correct mode. One of our bright snappy Hats would be just what is We are offering lovely Hats of Persian cloth overdraped with tinsel, in all the correct models, includipg Pokes, off-the- face styles, draped turbans, etc., with choice in color of pearl, copenhagen, sand, brown and black, COMFE INSPECT OUR SHOWING of furs. ribbon hats, slipper satin hats, d —— Berlin News LEG CRUSHED WHE AUTO HITS TROLLEY Man Riding on Big Truck Rushed o New Britain Hospital ON WAY 10 J0I HI FANLY “Art Exhibition Will Be Held—Moth- ¢+ crhood l;‘hll; Will Hold Open Mect- Entertain on ing—Many I’eople Thanksgiving Day—Other Items. "1t was learned at the New. Britain General hospital . today that George Tober of Glens [Falls, N, Y., who was geverely Injured in an accident Wed- nesday night about 11:30 ~when a heavy truck in which he was riding smashed into a trolley car, is resting comfortably, It was necessary to am- piitate his right leg below the knee. He algo suffered lacerations about the head and body. The_accident was one of the most serious that has happemed on Berlin street for months. A truck, one of a fleet owned by Willlam Kneeland of | Springfield; was northbound on Ber- lin street and ‘the. driver, Robert Storie, 18, of Springficld, Mass, was taking advantage of the grade . on Berlin street. * Storic was not the reg- wlar driver, Daniel Sheehan, who wasf in charge, allowing him to take the wheel because Storie had once worked fot the firm and had proved his abil- ity to drive. The 11:30 trolley, Géorge Schneid- er, motorman, was .coming up. the steep hill' just before turning onto Berlin street at Blake & Woodruff's corner. According to Storie, he Stop those dull, insistent aches, by relieving the painful con- estion. Sloan's does this. Vithout mflt:bing, it quickly etrates the sore spot, stim- Ef."m the circulation to and lhrou‘h it. Congestion is re- duced, soreness allayed, the pain nlm:ed. reats ering —wherever rouses pe sv copgestion pain. Cloan's Liniment-kifls pain/ LEGAT, NOTICE 1 Saturday last day to pa; Fire Dis- trict Tax without interest charges, Collector will be at his office upstairs in Beriin Savings bank building, Bat-. urday afternoon from 3 to .8 p. m.— advt omson 8. /zoppirzg Center: ¥ T, INCLUDING 8 THE LADY. in black and anish heels, priced .00 and $8.00 pair. value at only ... uvetyn fur trimmed, $3.50 w $17.50 secn thought that the car would | straight ahead and he edged over to the right in order to pass to the rear of the trolley car. . The car and truek. collided, the truck being struck on the right side lat the driver's cab. Rober was sit- ting on the right side of the scat with his right foot hanging out of the truck and resting on the running board. His foot was caught in the ! wreckage and nearly severed. Shechan was sitting in the middle and Storie was at the wheel, neither of these men ‘being injured. ‘I'he | promipt atétion of Major I'rank Pinch- the ‘Gragh, probably saved Rober from @difering greatly from loss of blooth= “Pinches applied 'a tourniquet tand notified the police in New Brit- ,ain. Dr. Hodgson of”this place ap- | peared Soon after and aided the in- jured man, Rober was on his way to Spring- | fitld to spend Thanksgiving with his wife, and Storie was also on his way a lift at New riding from New York. Storie was arraigned ‘before Judge | , George Griswold yesterduy morning' and was given 30 days in jail for reckless driving. Storie stated on the witness stand that he has served 15 months in a Massachusetts peniten- | tiary for stealing automobiles. The truck contained a church or- gan which was smashed completely. The truck tvas also smashed by the impact and the front of the trolley| car was stove in, the motorman.es-| caping uninjured. To Have Art Exhibit. An art exhibition, the proceeds of | which will be used to furnish pic-! itures for the school rooms, will be; held at the Junior Hlgh school on Thursday. and [ridgy evenings, De- ‘comber, 14 and 15, The pictures are to be loaned by the Elson Art Publication Co. of Bel- meont, Mass., and consist of 200 car- bon photographs, photogravures and prints in full -color, being only the best representations of the art of various periods. After deducting the expenses of the | exhibit the proceeds are to be used : to buy pictures for the school. The! fpurpns(* of the exhibition is to give people a chance to see a collection of the world's famous masterpieces of | paintings, sculpture, and architecture |and to foster the study of art in the schools. It has been said that eone Would have to visit all the famous art galleries in the world, as well as some 1 of the private ones, in order to see the originals of the pictures. | The Elson company has offered two | pictures as prizes for the rooms sell- ing the most tickets for the exhibit. The room coming first will have the choice of the two 1t is expected that a large number will attend this exhibition, as it is said the collection'is well worth see- ing. Motherhood Club to Meet. An open meeting of the Mother- hood’ club of Berlin will be heid on Tuesday evening of next week in the community house at 8 o'clock, to which representatives from all parts of the town have been invited, as well as teachers in the various schools throughout the town of Berlin. Miss Esther Donahue; head of the Junior Achievement work in New England, will bring a demonstration team of boys and girls and will also have some of the completed articles made by Junior Achievement workers on exhibition. Miss Donahue will speak on the subject of “Salvaging the out-of- school hours by organizing achieve- ment clubs”" After the program a soclal time will be enjoyed. This demonstration and talk prom- ises to be of interest to Berlinites, as it has been the” opinion of many townspeople that a Junior Achieve- ment club ghould be organized in this town. Water Main Springs Leak. It was reported this morning that| the water main betweén Beriin an Kensington has eprung a leak in fron of the Berlin garage. Men were busy es, who lives nearby and who heard| to Springfield, the former asking for, Haven and’ the latter | COLONIALS and Strap Pumps with welt soles and Cuban heels, Thanksgiving SPECIAL~Sllver brocade cloth with turn soles, Junior and Spanish peded to brighten up that fur coat or other 1 digging out the place this morning ‘and it s expected that the trouble NEW RRITAIN DAILY HERALD LOW SHOES FOR FOOT- WILL CALL ACTEN- $7.00 pair. Strap Pumps, heels, extra +vo. $8.00 pair, price Kinds e e e —————— ———— ——~ embroidered gros de Paris, L keep | will be remedied in a short time, Items of Interest. ! IMr.l and Mrs. C. M. Weldon enter- ained friends from Hartfo ster- o rd yester ‘P‘irst Selectman and Mrs. George B, Lgrtor spent yesterday in New Britain as the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Catlin of Lincoln street that city, A family reunion was held at the | home of Mr. and Mrs. John Pinches ddith Loomis and Clara Getchell. yesterday. * . Henry Miidrum, son of Mr. ang Mrs. E. W. Mildrum of East Berlin, spent Thanksgiving Day with his par- ents. He returned to Worcester In. stitute of Technology, where he is a student, last evening, Mr. and Mrs. I'rancis Demipg had as their guests yesterday their sons, Robert and Lester, and their families, Rev. Samuel A. Fiske and family motored to Boston Wednesday, spend- ing Thanksgiving Day in that city. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deming entor- tained Mrs. Brandegee and Dr. Pur- ney of New Britain yesterday. Mrs. Bliza Galpinentertained B, W. Mildrum and fami and Mr. and Mrs. Lombard of Guilford yvesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Greenstein moved from this town to Belvidere this morning. East Berlin Items, The regular weekly barn dance will be held at the home of Mr. Woike in West Cromwell this evening and the usual crowd from this place will at! tend. Mr. and Mre. Philip Siebert and daughter, Miss Beatrice, of New Brit- ain, spent Thursday as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1% Rich on Wilcox av- enue, Mrs. Joseph Ryan and children of Springfield are the guests of her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs, Wiiliam Brown, of this place. The junior league of the Methodist church will give a stereopticon lecture and sale of various articles in the church parlor this cvening. Mr. and Mrs..Richard Hurlburt end daughter, Marguerite, of New Britain, were the guests of Mrs. Hurlburt's parents, Mr and Mrs. T, ¥. Carns, vesterday., Mr. and Mrs. E, V. Read and chil- dren spent Thursday as the guests of relatives in West C'romwell, The library will be open this even- ing from 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock for the exchange of books. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wetherill en- tertained relatives from New Britain at their, home on Main street yester- day. the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I"red Clough, of this place. ACCIDENT, automobile and life, Surety and fidetiy bonds. Phillp M. Fagan, Booth's block, Room 407, Phone 2131. Wonen Kol Swamp-foot Thousands of women have kiduey and bladder tronble and never sus- pect it . Woinen's complaiuts ofteu prove to be nothing else but kiduey trouble, or the result of kidney or bladder disease, If the kidueys are not in a healthy condition, they may cause the other organs to become diseased. Pain in the back, headache, loss of ambition, mne.vousne-s, are ofteh times symptoms of kidney tr 1hle, Dow't Te'sy sturting treatment. Dr, K'lmer'~ Swamn-Root, a paysi- cian's prescriotion, oh‘ained at any drug store, may bs just the remedy needed to ov- “onie ‘ch conditions. Get a medium or lare'size bottle imeediately from any drug store, Iow: “er if vou wish frst to test . g eat preoa* ‘‘on cend ten cents 3o, “o., Ring ~~ n, N, v, fou a sam* ‘e bottle, When writ. 147 pe “re and .o tinn this paper, Royal Clough of Hartford has been | Community Theater | e | Plainville News BREAKS WRIST IN FALL DOWN STAIRS Mrs. Pearl Smith Meets With Painful Accident P. 0. BOXES ARE BROKRN Congregational Church Wil Play This Evening in Parlors—Post- Present master Complains of Children Meddling With Mail Boxes—Items, Mrs. Pearl Smith, wife Smith of Broad street, met painful accident yesterday while visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Laust M. Lau- ridson of Broad street, when she felll down a fiight of stairs and broke her lefth wrist, Mrs. 8Smith had the bones close to her hand broken in two places and she suffered great pain. Dr. J. R. Bull attended her and reduced the fracture. Mrs, Smith will be taken to Dr. Paul Swett in Hartford this afternoon for an X-ray, The accident occurred in a peculiar nanner. Mrs, Smith mistook a door cading to the cellar for one leading to a room she was about to enter. She | opened the door and without looking| where she was going, stepped out wnd fell down the cellar stairs, land- ng heavily on the concrete floor. The !2ouse s a new one and she was not wequainted with the rooms. | Church Play Tonight. The Sunday school class of Benja- nin E. Getehell of the Congregational thurch will present a two-act com- ady in the church pariors this eve- ning. Rehearsals have been under way for the past several weeks. There "\ro 16 persons in the cast. It will i commence at 7:45 o'clock and the 'ffair is open to the public. The name of the comedy is “The Mistrict School at Blueberry Corner." hose who are to participate in the ilay are as follows: Teacher, B. I. Getchell; pupils, tymond Morrill, Trafton Getchell, »ouglas Martin, Howard Tyler, Rus- sell Scoville, Irving Lindberg, George Ykenquist, Roger Newton, Loyal smith and Herman Voisard. There vill be a school committee composed f ‘the pastor of the church, Rev. *harles S. Wyckoff, as chairman, joland Hale and John Britney; the siting bord will be composed of Mrs. of Pearl| with a afternoon Death of Mrs. Ranahan. Mrs, Frank Carragher and brother, lohn Ranahan, of Iast Main street, have received a telegram stating that their mother had died at her home «n Prince Edward Island. Mrs. Ran- than passed away Wednesday morn- ing a8 her son here was preparing to eave for that place. Mr. Ranahan received a telegram [uesday to the effect that his mother was critically ill. Je left his place | of employment and prepared tbh make the journey, intending to lcave this saturday. He had not seen her for some time. Yesterday morning, how- ever, another telegram came telling them of the death of Mrs. Ranahan.| It will be impossible for the local relatives to reach her home beforc | the funeral takes place. Home ¥rom School, Miss Doris Gwillim, daughter of | Stanley S, Gw m of Hough street, is visiting at her home over the holi- lays from the Lincoln school at Providence, R, Samucl Harry A. 4 home on Canal hampton, Mass. y v, Loxes Broken Postmaster James Usher has receiv :d numerous complaints that the soxes in local offices are being con stantly broken and in need of repair An inves tion into the affair dis tciosed the fact that children come in |to the office and take great pleasure in pressing the various buttons on the lifferent hoxes, which results in theii jeing hroken, The office is deserted of its heir during the evening from 7:30 until ¢ +'ddock and it is believed that at that time, the children enter the institu ion and tamper with the boxes. Postmaser Usher has talen the mautter up with the local aunthoritic syho will keep a close watch of the ffice during the evening hours and iy children or other persons caught meddling with the boxes will be pro ecuted. The local office has gone tol nuch trouble lately repairing the roxes, , son of Mr, and Mrs, is visiting at- his street, from Iast- oo To Move House Contractor Fred Beaulien oi Vhite's Crossing, Who is in charge ot recting the new bowling alleys fo john Murphy and Charies Hird ot Whiting street, will undertake to move the little house which has been taken rom its foundations to make room or the new building. v The house has been purchased by o cesident of Mountain View who in sends to have it moved to a place near ke A, M Zion church on Whiting ! street and remodel it for tensw‘s. Mr. Beaulien will start moying te. house tomorrow and, will try a new scheme, Instead of having the usual tcam of horses dragging the buiiding. he may have a five ton truck pull it down the street. He will, however try the old method of using horsce first and if this is not successful his new stunt will be put into effect. The house 15 not very large and the con- tractor intends to have it located on its new foundations within onc day after starting on its journey, , Plaipville Bricfs Pythian lodge, Knights of Pythins, will hoid its regular meeting this eve ning. + Mrs. Lawrence Beebe of Crown sireet is a patient at the Hartford hos- Saturday _afternoon, 2:30: evening, 8:00, Qo Vadis” the most womderful pleture of (he dny. 1t ranks higher than *The Birth of a Nation” niso a 2 reel comedy. ! Sunday, 8 p.m., “Live and let Live G ¥ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1922, pital where she will undergo an op-l cration, Htanley 8 Gwillim has returned I’hiladelphia, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Fruendell spent Thanksgiving with Mrs, Fruendell's | parents in New Haven, Ernest Spicer of the Trumbull Klic trie Co., is In the St Francls hggpital | lor treatment, w Plainville, 104, of B A | HEIFER—Ayeshire, due to ealf fn Jan- uary, will sell reasonable. 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