New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 4, 1923, Page 7

VEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1923, WO” %) | Plainville News dftfi s opf)ilg @enter: | ——— e e ) TIVE, Thrift _Qppo(tunity Victor - Victrola ‘ Down Wallace-Bames Co. ) SENDS IT HOME Halance Easily Weekly W'yl Inhnse fynd " Trambull Eleetpic PLAINVILLE FAMILY TOVISITINITALY {John Lepore, Wile, Son and Daughter fo Leave Saturday NO DEclfior@N SITES BUSINESS HOURS NOW CONFORM TO DAYLIGHT SAVING What Boys Want and Must Have Priced to Please Their Parents CLOTHING AND KINDS Cook R. Conk ' Riekmyer s fyneh l Loveloy 144 | Norton 5 | 189 Chamber of Commerce Moeting— 731 a5% 7 Trumbull Electrie 140 147 147 145 184 Farewell Party Weld—Firt Friday Derby Hroadwell Smith Livingston Powers Obsemved==leases Gasoline Station Bowling Scores—Plainyville Nriers, Ferms Mr, and Mps, John Lepe Ing street, accompanicd by daughter, Rose, and son, James, wil leave Plainville today for New York where they will hoard ship tomorrow | pound for Italy, The ANR 10 | was granted a divoree in the | make an extensive tour of Iuropean (coupt fn Hortford yestorday by J country, visiting Rome, Venico, Mitan [ wijam M. Malthie from J [and other large citles thore, They In-|\weleh, They were married in tend to remain away for ahout a year,| york in Soptember, 1900, and sop spending the next winter in the sunsapated March 10, 1918, Mrs. Welel |ny clime of Italy, stated that her husband had been a Commerce Chamber Moeting drinking man for ahout cight years The Plainville Chamber of Com-|after they were married and had then merce at the rogular monthly session |swore off claimed he had as last evening, voted to appoint a com- saulted, insulted and humilinted her. | mittee to confer with the officials of |she stated thut while he was living of Whit their A new shipment of this I slze Vietola, 100, fust received, The demand for this heautiful mod proves its popularity, Ma. hogeny or walnut Per. fect tone and construction A gennine Vietrols, made and guaranteed by the Victor Company, Awarded Dive Maud Bullen Weleh I OUR AIM 1§ TO PLEASE THE LITTLE MEN AND OUR SELECTION OF THE FURNISHINGS WE OFFER, GREAT CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN TO GET SMART SNAPPY THAT THEY TAKE PRIDE IN WEARING, WILL HINT OF A FEW OF OUR OFFERINGS, invilie family y superior 1ge Hart New Hand Carved Posts Choice of 21 Selections of Vietor Records Delivered With your Vietrola Saturday SPORT BLOUSES in 7 to 16 year sizes, with choice of white, tan, khaki and stripe cffects for 89c each, Real §1.00 value, Others in white, tan and blue, usually priced at $1.25, now but 81,00 each, WASH SUITS for small fellows, new models andvery desirable colorings, are really $2.00 values, yriced but $1.50 each, All wool Tweed caps, regular $2.00 and All made full shape in one und NOBBY ALL WOOL CAPS usual $1.25 grades for $1.00 each, $2.26 kinds for $1.75 cach, Others worth $1.75 and $2.00 for §1.50 ench, eight.plece models and nicely trimmed, Splendid cabinet Phonographs, 45 inches high, fenished in Wax ‘Mahogany, Rich, mellow tone, Designed to sell for $115 Specially reduced to only-— NORFOLK SUITS in 9 to 17 year slzes, with ewy pairs of parts, are priced $10,00 to $21.00 ecach, Norfolk Juniors, 3 to 10 year sizes for $6.50 to §0.0% vach, These with one pair of pants, Middy Sulws for little fellows, 8 to 9, priced $6.50 to $8.50, ALL WOOL SWEATERS—Three, four and five vear sizes, coat style and pull overs with three but- tons, worth $3.756 and $3.98, Speclally priced at $3.45 each, 4 ! Subject to withdrawal without notice VERY SPECIAL blue serge Middy Sults, 3 to 8 Your Old Phonograph Taken in Part Payment years, white silk brald, trimmed, real value $6.50. Big bargain at 8$5.50 each. Blue serge Oliver model, same sizes, offered at $6.00 each, STUDELNT SUITS in 17 to 20 year sizes, offered in attractive models, new colors, priced special, with 2 pair pants—8$25,00, STRAW HATS will soon be wanted, we are offering cholce of a large line in white, blue, tan, brown ANts o and black, with embroidered bands at $2.50, $2.08 and $3.50 each. Others in the Jack Tar Sailor and smaller shapes, priced at $1.50 and $2.00 each. If you have boys to provide for, it will pay you well to | visit our Boys' Sectlon and see how you can save by trading there, 138 Main Street New May Vietor Records Out Now ! Open Saturday Evenings Berlin w_.g__ BERLIN HAY HAY EXPERT ASSESSOR Dissatisfaction Shown With Valu- ations Placed on Property LEGION PLANS CELEBRATION i Death of Peter Dantone—Foresters' Fair This Evening—Berlin People pass the truck. est will be shown In the work of the Legion by its members in the future| Items of Interest as the co-operation of all Is needed| Arthur Wilcox has returned to Ber- to carry out the alms of the organi-|lin after spending the winter in Hono- zation. lulu, H. I. Peter Dantone Dies. Dog licenses are still coming into Peter Dantone, aged 75 years, for|the town clerk's office, accompanied many years an inmate of the town|by an extra dollar for failure to reg- farm, died yesterday at Norwich. He|lister the dogs before May 1. was taken to the asylum a few weeks| Selectman George B. Carter stated | ago, it being discovered that his mind |this morning that the roads around | was not right. | Berlin are now in fairly good condi- | | He was born in Italy and came to|tion, having dried after the hard win-| this country when in middle Jife. He|ter. Workmen will be sent out over | worked for the town on the roads|them to repair holes and ruts. and the town teams for many years, The condition of James Kerrigan of | until he was too old and was at last Kensington was reported as being sent to the town farm, where the|favorable this morning. town had been caring for him for| A service preparatory for commun- | Beveral years. lon Sunday was held last evening at I Selectman George B. Carter will |the Berlin Congregational church. | make arrangements for the funeral,| The Boy Scouts will meet this eve- | because so far as is known, the dead‘ning at 7:30 o'clock with Rev. 8. A. | man had no relatives. Fiske. Miscellaneous Shower, The Go-Gas supply station in Ken- ! A miscellaneous shower was held | sington is now in operation, trucks | at the home of Mrs. Paul Lund last | stopping there each day to fill up with| evening in honor of Miss Victoria | gasoline for distribution throughout Lundell who will become the bride of |the vicinity. ' | Albert Swanson of New Britain East Berlin Items | May 12, The library will be open this eve- About 50 guests were present and ning from 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock for in the exchange of books. 9 HURT BY NEGROES, DIES Laurel, Del, May 4.—Willlam Ward, an elderly, wealthy farmer, died this afternoon from wounds re- jceived at the hands of two negroes. Ward recovered consciousness long e¢nough to give the names of his as- sailants, Benjamin Harris, a veteran |of the World war, and Clifford Morris are in jail in Georgetown under heavy guard charged with the murder. ‘The Lewis High school baseball nine will play the Farmington High school team in Farmington tomorrow after- noon. M Adam Seiple of New Britain is the guest of Mrs. N. B, McGrath of Fden avenue, Having Winter's Coal Put ln—.\ll.v’ cellancous Shower—Other Items, The idea of hifing an expert as- sessor to come to Berlin during the|the house was prettily decorated time that the valuations are being|yejlow and white. Games were played | Mrs. Slater with her children of Ken- placed on property, is being discussed | and vocal selections were rendered |sington was the guest of her sister several prominent citizens being In|hy Mrs, Lund and Mrs. Charles | Nrs, Olof Benson at her home on Wil- favor of such a step. | Slater. The bride-to-be received cox avenue Thursday. There seems to have bheen much many appropriate gifts. TLuncheon! Mrs. Timothy Dehan entertained dissatisfaction with the \alua!lons‘ was served. |the members of the Thimble club at| placed on property this year and it is Get Supplies of Coal. |her home on Main street last evening. | thought that if an expert was In| geveral residents of = Berlin are| Word has been received here of the | charge of the work it would elim-| . jc01v" ctockimg up on coal at the death of Robert W. Jones in Wake- inate disputes present time so as to be prepared |flcld, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. John Walm- Francis Deming, chairman of the g . noiher coal shortage such as was|S1ey and Mr. and Mrs. Archer Walsh flnantr: tcc:‘r"\;lmllldtefl, :r:itel:o:hi!u!’lwgz;-},\xppflmced last winter hits the Wil leu;efl:m;e Saturday for Boston ing al e ea ha town. to atten e funeral. | reached his ears. He sald, however,| "co4) trycks loaded are seen {n| Tax Collector Charles F. Lewls, will | that such a step is possible. What-. poriin g4 a1 times delivering the fuel |be at Cole’s store Saturday, May 19| ever the voters decide upon at lll'?lm many homes in the -town. The from 1:30 to 8 o'clock. town meeting will be done. householders are determined not to; Mr. Sumner Bragg, formerly of this It the plan goes through it Will be| oo through another famine if they blace, left for upper New York state | something new for a town of the size ', ey g lon Wednesday to make his future of Berlin. New Britain has adopted Foresters' Fair Tonight. |home. His daughter, Miss Madge the system, hiring an outside exywr!i The annual carnival of Court Mat-| Fragg, will leave Kensington in “a In valuations to supervise the Work) (,phagsatt of the Foresters' will begin|month to join him. and estimating the value of property.| tis avening at the hall in Kensing-|_ A number of the members of the| He is aided by the board of assessors.| to, ang expectations are that there| EPWworth league from this place will So far nothing has been heard| iy pe 5 large crowd present. attend the group meeting at South about the matter in Berlin. It s noti The main event will be the mardi I'arms this evening, even known whether it will belgray which will last throughout the| The annual meeting of the East brought up at the next town meeting, avening. The booths selling candy, | Berlin library assoclation will be held | but the dissatisfied parties are talk-|jco cream, dolls and other novelttes|in the library room Monday evening | ing about 1t and are of the opinion |wij ‘be running full force. at 8 o'clock, | that the plan should be tried. Tomorrow evening the South Man.| Miss Dorothy Sugenhime is spend- Jeb the CoeBANORT Memo. | Chester orchestra will furnish music|!Ng & few days ab the guest of Mr. Plans for the celebration of ) ten:]n-;mr dancing. On Monday evening an |20 Mrs. Austin Ackerman at their :!'LM‘XJI;S o;“]‘g‘fl]t’:"';‘\,‘a“;:_‘a%::t % the | 0ld fashioned dance will be held, with|om® {n Madison. American Logion at the meeting next | 0fe880r Gates of Cromwell prompt- & |Ing. On Tuesday evening. The final i :gx:;n:fid):;- ’r‘;”t'he;mght of the fair, a minstrel show B pout; sta.te.d this' morning that comp?urd entirely of Kensington peo- it '8 not known definitaly whether a|P!® Wil appear. This minstrel has parade will be held. It has been tho|Peen rehearsing for the past several| sustom in the past to hold a mmd-f,‘,‘;”&:,f:f’o:g":‘;:}:: to reports will| . M. b v 7 every Mumorial Day and probably the | Dancing will be enjoyed each eve.| custom will be followed this year.| inin i The obfect of the meeting will be to|PINE: | SPEC]AL il Mrs. Elna Nelson F R R e ar peeents, TRAtel oo sumeral.of Mrs, Eine Nelson of | | Kensington, who dled Wednesday aft- | SATURDAY ing the observance of the day. The full Iist of names for the new niemorial bronze tebiet has been se.|€FN0ON at the homa of her daughter, | cvred and wil! be ready for publica- | Mrs. Axel Frank, was held this aft.| tion in the near future, it was report. ernoon at 8:30 o'clock from her late| 500 Yards Bates Gingham, 32 fach ed this morning. The final checking;’lflme- Rev. J. BE. Klingberg of the|wide, regular price 86¢ yard, now 25c. up will take place soon. The old Ellm Baptist church, New Britain, of-/50 House Dres slightly damaged. honor roll will not be removed before | ficlated and burial was in Maple ceme- | regular price $2.50, now $1.25. Just | work is started en the new one. The tery. received large shipment W, L. Doug- method of disposal of the old one Work to Be Started Shoes, addition to regular line.| and the time of its disposal will be, Advertisements for bids on the Curtain goods at low prices. Many taken up at the meeting. |work of building the new section |other real bargains. The commander is anxious that all|trunk line highway along School street | members should be present at the from the Worthington school, to Far- | L J. BlRNBAUM meeting. © He hopes that more inter-| mington avenue were to have been is- | | Neri Block re-| sued today and work will be started | soon after satisfactory bids are Tired Nervous Mothers celved by the highway department. are the direct cause of much unhap-| Travelers from Kensington to Hart- piness in our homes; their conditlon ford will in the future use this new| irritates and wears upon the husband highway, the trouble of climbing the and often ruins a child's disposition.|steep hill being eliminated. Danger| This condition of the mother is often West Maih the H.’lr"'nrd‘ move from street next the Amerlcan Rallway Express Co. in!in Douglastown, L. L, he was paying | | tend its deliveries to the outlying dis-| oceasion ordered her to get out of the | tricts In Plainville, It was brought to |hot W, ). Malene represented Mrs company at the present time limits Its|Lut the latter put in no defense | | deliveries to the center of the town and| The il committee zppointed by [from residents in the Mountain .View day evening, have met several times district and other places regarding the|2nd have looked over a_number of | homes. ave yet heen reached, hut the com- | A committee was also appointed to|mittee expects to have recommenda | with regard to closing a half day onl'rlday evening, May 11, | | Junior 4y’ months. The merchants have not de- | unior raue of ths Hartford Colhty 45 wm | Junior gr f the Ha y [cided on the profect. some of them |UMCT FFOUP of Tho Fartford County| $;’:I:L'r:n'«]- n;";’;.;?n,.mn",",',.,,‘,\,'," attempt [y " Colt's park, Hartford on May 12, | 8 | The haseball couch has calicd out all "h“l‘"” "'” r';‘.'"""““' :":'"';”:’"",f“‘ma: ice Saturdar afternoon at 2:80 garbage collectlon reported that 0 far| o, o0k a¢ the group diamond. Ci ®|culars explaining detans about Camp | SN R L A to the offer of the chamber. It was|yerfo T CE Pl e mem to many residents in Plainville ex-| o 0 0 Batiey's undertaking par. | PUt 10 applicants for jobs are appear-| There will be an important meeting plaining the project and it is oped i A1l those interested are urged |I"8: The men feel that they can of Hose Company No. 1 in the hos so that a regular collection may be| mpa fiving horses which will be ”"""r':;-lr‘x‘lr-p:":.r:» A:rr:;‘)n”":nhr:::; o nsn;’r’ made in the town. of the main attractions at the gala| . Ll 2 of the committer in charge of the arected on the Whiting street grounds A Bristol hospital drive had decided not| yvesterday and the entire emblage for the drive in Plainville, The most|ureh Amusement Exposition will be | vnusual success which has been met|ghipped in and erected today. Froo| | has made a canvass in Plainville un-|one of the hest times ever seen in necessary. Plainville is expected. The Bunny |tickets for the annual banquet re-{und should draw a big crowd. ported that practically all of the At The Community | present at the affair next Wednesday. | ity theater this evening when Gurley Tt is planned to allow the public to|RBros. colored jazz band will furnish tickets will probably be put on pnh.“i\ the best attraction that has ever lic sale tomorrow. The fact that the|come fo Plainville for dancing and unusual interest in Plainville and a|to attend. Great interest is being great many people would like to hear|Shown in Bristol, Southington and seats will alicba Alled: [ that the orchestra will play here to- Farewell Party night and a big attendance is expect- Rachel Mitchell, Mrs. Harold Reed | Plainville Briefs and Miss Anna Mullings, was held last | Miss Ann Berry of Salem, Ma McLeod at 44 Broad street. About 12| fChools, is visiting in town the past N few day: guests were present and vocal and in- during the evening. The guests of ;L’:"i'm‘“ a patlent at honor will leave for California, Mrs.| ©oPH40 eturned from T 4 v 3 and Miss Mitchell next September to (TSN from Florlda where — they make their future home. The party| % 4 move the first of June from 21 Church cert. [street to West Maln street, New Brit- Charles Conlon will Whiting strect to Broad lan effort to have the company ox- aftention to other women and on o {the attention of the chamher that the | Welch an 1. H. Peck the husband i [ many complaints have heen received | the special town meeting of last Fri- | diffienlty in getting shipments to their T“l“ for school purposes. No decisions | interview the mere £ Plainville | tions ready by the next meeting on | Wadnesddy chislil the pomon Plans were Iaid at a meeting of '!'(‘{ | [ {hvoring the move and others being| ./, Sacid meet which wil bs neld Reports trom the committee in| ;o ;i4ates for the team to report for there has been practically no response | [ decided to send out a circular-lettor | oo "orh WORe BISeR to the mem. e — to secure the necessary 100 simwnurrs_ to attend make more money in the factories house this evening at 7:30 o'clock. It was also reported that the heads| ook of the Plainville Pythians, “‘,,,.,,"mnl $50 per month and board. to make any effort to seccure funds|or shows bing furnished hy the Mon- in Bristol in the solicitation of money, (acts will he shown every evening and The committee in charge of ~the|show is one of the main attrections| | members of the chamber will he| All roads will lead to the Commun- attend the banquet this year and the|the music for the weekly dance, This governor will be present has cansed | larger crowds than ever are expected him. Present indications are that the| New Rritain over the announcement A farewell party in honer of Miss| ©d from out of town, evefilng at the home of Mrs. Ressie| fOrmer teacher in the Plainville atrumentall selsctions ‘were randered| ., JHomas Lawrence of Reed and Miss Mullings next week| M. and Mrs James A, Faton have ended by listening to a radio con|. Mr- and Mrs. Walter Lathrop wii ain. Monday, tend Iegion Banquet—24th Anni- versary. Do you sweep your floors with elbow power? Take down and shake your curtains? Climb up and dust your mouldings? Beat your mattresses? And end the day with a near-col lapse? All this, when you can easily own a Big millinery sale at Goldenblum Millinery Co., New Britain—advt, Best Butter 55¢ 1b, advt, Russell Bros, Mr. and Mrs. Chatles Potter of Rer- | lin avenue, were tendered a reception {at their home last evening by a party |of friends in h or of their 24th wed- | ding anniversar, | First Friday Devotions First riday devotlons were ob-| served at the church of Our Lady of | Merey this morning with mass at 5:30 o'clock and communion again at | |7 o'clock. Preparations are being| Big millinery sale at Goldenblum made for the opening of the Forty|Miilinery Co., New Britain—advt. | Hours devotlon which starts Sunday | R morning at 10 o’'clock. | Spring line of Camco Self-Reducing Leases Gasoline Station | Corsets. Model Shop, Whiting St.-—ady B. J. Chichester has leased the Oak | e - Hiil filling station in Southington. He| SOUTH[NGTON NEWS is making renovations to the butlding and is building an addition for a tea | —_— lr‘:"“‘!',’l‘im”" Wil enlarge the present o Interest Tn Flection—Mang Ate Trumbulul Bowlers Win | The T. F. M. Co. howlers went to | | Bristol last evening and rolled a dou- | |ble match game with the Wallace-, Little or no interest is being showr | Barnes Co. team. The Plainville 4 Sk A g . bR _ in the annual horough election which | crews defeated thelr opponents by 11 | takes plara on Monday and it appears | pins in pinfall at Duckpins and bY|tpas a) officers will be reclected. The 120 at big pins. The acores, both in- | Lo il open at 11 o'clock standard | dividual and team, are as folloWs: |time and will close at 3 o'clock. Last Duck Pins Iyear there were about 600 votes cast. | Wallace-Barnes Co. | - 93 85 G-- 2731 There was a large aftendance at the |annual hanquet of Kiltonic Post, Am- | @ R ST lerican Legion, in the Southington Inn | ——————— T ast evening. Treasurer Clarence REGULAR WELKLY |Scarborough of Hartford, was the| rincipal speaker and he gave some | DANCE —— ||/ interesting facts on the state fund. A | . || high class entertainment was fur- | —At The— nished. | | Plainville, Conn. *FIRST.AMONG CLEANERS" AND POWERFUL SUC. TION for quick, sanitary gathering in of all the germ. laden dirt from the depths of the rug. For effective use of attachments that really make good! A MOTOR-DRIVEN BRUSH for thorough beat- ing out of the deepest trod- den-in dirt. For thorough sweeping off of all surface threads and lint. Z | Big Attraction | The farmers of Southington are | GURLEY BROS, j‘]’a;jly I)fl(:rrt‘l’v‘l}ns‘p:rl :»,:\ r‘ah';,.fl.‘:‘}“f: L-Tr:.} ‘ Colored Jazz Band | labor. Gooc ages a ing off | One of the best musical com- | binations in this section | secured for | TONIGHT Andrew Hogan, Mg, " ASK for HOT“Ck‘S The ORIGINAL Malted Milk WATCH FPOR THE JIG BUNNY SHOW Knights of Pythias | ~At The— May 5 to May 12 Inclusive Aying Horses. Shows, Free Acts Attractions Furnished by donarch Amusement Exposition Longer Life for Cleaner Rugs with Premier Duplex Double Action Ask for Demonstration in Your Own Home Convenient Terms of Payment H. J. WALSH 71 Church St. Phone 826-864-5 |on’ holldays and Sundays wiil also be due to some weakness which makes|done away with. her entirely unfit to perform her Truck Gets Stuck 1 household duties and bear the strain| A huge truck belonging to a fruit upon her nerves that governing chil-| produce company of Hartford stalled dren involves. Every woman who finds| this morning in the middle of Main herself in this condition should re-|stdeet, Kensington, and in spite of all member that statistics prove that 98 efforts of the driver it refused to out of every 100 women who suffer| move. The man had to get under the MARDI-GRAS NIGHT FRIDAY MAY 4TH Conrt Mattabessett Np. F. of A, &P CAKNIVAL The Big Dance of the Season. ‘The Original Food-Drink for All Lunchat Home,Officea F' from femalie ills are heiped by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and lose no time in giving it a fair trial truck and after nearly an hour's work, sficeeeded in getting it in running or- der. Passing automobiles were forced to drive over into the ditch in order to k, Malted Grain Extractia Pow- ders Tabletforms. Nourishing-No cooking. 8" Avoid Imitations and Substitutes Prize Tox Trots—Prize Balloon Dances— Hats, Confetti and Novelties for Everyone. No Canvassers. May #th, 5th, ith and Sth. Foresters , Kensington. WHITING STREET GROUNDS Plainville