New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 12, 1923, Page 7

/| SPRING IS ’THE LURE DOORS IS ANTICIPATI YOUR PLEASURE AND YOUR HEAI OFFERINGS IN SPORT ‘wear, Smart in styles, hrillia; emte. For the Boys we offer ooze, Pumps and Low Shoes of e e large and fine showing. Ons, too, fine showing, all styles, GOLF AND TE VIDED THE NEEDED GOODS THAT WILL ADD TO YOUR APPEARANCE, YOUR COMFORT, YOUR OFFER IN BIG ASSORTMENT AT PARTICULARL IN READY TO WEAR GARMENTS we offer in the Women's and Misses' Section Sport Suits Skirts, Bloomers and Middies in all sizes, clothes that combine looks with freedom of movement, par- ticularly adaptable to outing wear, SPORT FOOTWEAR for Women in Oxfords, and one strap Low Shoes of grey and beige colored Oxfords with crepe rubber soles, SPORT HOSIERY in the latest styles and newest colorings for the women, Also plain colors with fancy fops and heathier mixtures for the men, SWEATERS FOR WOMEN, the popular Golf Cogt style that leads so far this season. and combination colors, also the very chic sleeveless models, plain colors with contrasting stripes. Slip- S GOODS, Baseballs and Bats, etc,, etc,, Fishing Tackle; in fact all things that lead for comfort and cnjoyment for the out-of-door life, ’fl%%@,im | HERE WITH ITS HEALTH | GIVING FRESH AIR AND SUNSHINE STRONG AND INSISTENT VARIOUS WANTS F'OR SPORTS AND OUTINGS WE HAVE PRO. MH. WILL CALY, ATTENTION TO SOME OF THEM IN WHICH WE " PLEASING PRICES, HATS give great choice in our Millinery Section for Women's and Misses' nt in colorings, you will find our variety unequalled and our prioes mod- in Boys' Section, Caps and Hats that the fellows will enjoy wearing, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1923, Plainville News | o —————— VOTE T0 CONDEMN | men to Offer $5,000 for Land 1rBENZON [John Gross Buys The voters at a special town mee ing held last evening in the tow hall in Plainville John Cooke Co, 85,01 {18 refused, to take meps to o |the property, This actior the report of the special commi which was accepted at the adiourne Imeeting of Iast evening, ndem Mills and John B, (had investigated the matter and ha tan and grey calf with crepe rubber soles, For Boys, tan and smoked Easy to make seloction for Sport Wear from our Plain with a frontage on Linden street ¢ land on Linden street owned by th and three.quarters naeres with frontage on Linden strect of 45 feet and a depth of 365 feet, pric $6,000, or a plot contalning th acres for $11,000, land before the meeting hecause th section of the town and these were the two hest available sites there, H. z L ————————————— | smmendation to make, but in a gen e B e m— it description of the parcels, h Berlin News T0 PLAN PROGRA Meem]g Tomormw IOP P“rpose 0[ meet will be held at the Wesleyan| y1aqiey” apd yir and- Mea r\n{n‘n:n: Goodrich chaperoned the young peo- Making Tentative Plans Y. M. TRAGK MEET TODAY on the list of citizens eligible for jury Older Men Are Champlons—Ceuple | perior court at Hartford and 30 of the ' Nayw Married This Morning—Track Meet ! Held Today, 150 Expected—Other | Items of Interest, A meeting will be held tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock, diylight saving time, in the community house on Worthington Ridge, to make plans for a Memorial Day celebration. This meeting will be open to the pub- lic and business will consist of elect- ing a new committee chairman and a new committee to take charge of arrangements. Last year the committee members were residents of Kensington, Claude W. Stevens being the chairman. Ac- cording to the agreement, the chair- man and committee this year will be residents of the Worthington district and the celebration will be held in that section of the town, as it was held in Kensington last year. 1t is hoped by those active in the work that a large attendance will be present, both from Worthington Ridge and Kensington, as it is im- portant that arrangement be started at once. Representatives of the Sons of Veterans, the American Legion, the Daughters of the American Rev- olution, and otherswill be present. Older Men Are Champs | will be set at 6:30 o'clock. The sup- The older men of the Worthington per is free and all friends are wel- | Methodist church Ridge are the champions of the dis- trict, as a result of the trouncing they gave the younger men. The final meet of the tourna- ment was held a few nights ago, the, married men walking away with a lead of 536 points over thel oppo-|Giod's Hour, will be nents. One good result has come from the series of games. The young fellows| have learned that they can not play| pinochle. When asked this morning| whether they would again challenge | the married men, one of the membe: of the losing team stated that they didn’t think so. He said they would try someihing else. 8o they will play baseball the morn- ing of Memorial Day at the commun- | ity field. If they are not too severe- | ly beaten they will play the East Ber- | RED PEPPER HEAT STOPS BACKACHE The heat of red peppers takes the “ouch” from a sore, lame back. It can not hurt you, and it certainly ends the torture at once. When you are suffering so you can hardly get around, just try Red Pep-| per Rub, and you will have the| quickest relief known, Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating heat as red peppers. Just as soon as you apply Red Pep- per Rub you will feel the tingling heat. In three minutes it warms the sore spot through and through. Pain| and soreness are. gone. | e | Munity | Mother lin team in the afternoon. | er the last mass tomorrow. The county Y. M. C. A. track meet On Sunda was held this afternoon at the com-| munion cla house grounds, Rev. 8, A. Fiske stating this morning that the event would be held rain or shine, In will receive, Dance a Success. cording to reports this ter part of June, competing in thej state Y. M. C. A, meet, nished music for dancing from 8§ ur The atatel yy 35 oratvok, The community field will now be in | shape for the annual school field day| which is held in Berlin each year. the Work On Jury List The board of selectmen is working ple. hall in | evening, May 19, Kensington 1tur for dancing. Hagearty Trial Today. | duty in the town. This list, composed | lof 60 names, will be sent to the su- | |men named on the list will be chosen State Policeman I.-nahan Thursda 148 jurors. The list being arranged by thelalleged beer, is being held this wre {selectmen will be completed some | noon at the town hap. i time this month, is the announce- | ment, |after he was arrested. Taylor-Jensen Nuptials ! Items of Interest. | Bdward Taylor of Detroit, Michi- Y | gan, a salesman for the Detroit Forge | arrs M, smj . and Migs Christine Jensen of 56| mecje gt Of ad street, Stamford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Jensen of that| Mags, is vi jcity, were married at the parsonage | ;m’ the Rerlin Congregational church| this morning by Rev. 8. A! Fiske, Kensington Methodist Church in Moodus, | Last night there was a social for|days ago. the young people held at the parson- age, on Berlin street tomorrow to direct | Sunday will be observed not only as| traffic. ! Mother's Day but At Home Sunday.| A delegation of It is desired that every father, moth- | from the Junior High schonl visitet jer and child be present at the morn- | the capitol in Hartford today. ling service which will be held at 11 East Berlin Items | o'clock. { On Sunday evening at 7 o'clock the|communion at St. Gabricl's church | congregation will unite with the Con-|Sunday afternoon at 2:45 o'clock | gregational church in a union serv-|standard time, ice, at which time a Near FEast Relief | held before the speaker will give an address. o'clock. Wednesday evening, the church supper of the Methodist]ice. church will be held. The first table| « Clinton over th 1¢ Mrs. James Brown of this place. Stanley Barrett has taken a con service, at 2 tev. Bamuel Suteliffe of New Mother's Day will he come, After the supper the Clarion|9:45 o'clock, of A. N, Scott and Messrs. Besser, |1eague service will be held at Sherman and Ulrich will render selec-[and the Epworth leagne ot tions, |o'clock, followed by evening service On Thursday evening a service,|at 6:30 o'clock. Rev. | held at 7:45|will have charge of the services which o'clock, The theme will be “How|will be held on standard time, Men and Women of the Bible Have| The Progressive Reading circle will Helped Me," meet at the home of AMrs, Kensington Congregational Church | Walsh on Main street Tuesday eve. Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock.| "N®. The program, which will be in Members of the Sunday school are | “Narge of Mrs. I. Turner, will he especially invited to attend this serv-| Noted Monuments and Statues in ice which wiil be in observance of | AMerica.” Mother's Day. Sunday school at 12:10| The East Berlin ball team will give o'clock. Christian Endeavor at 7,20 old fashioned dance and social at bty [the Athletic hall next Friday evening, The meeting of the Central associa- | Professor Gates of West Cromwell will tion will be held at Southington, May | P the prompter, 22, both afternoon and evening. Mrs. Relle Hazen has had a tele There will he a union meeting Sun-|Phone installed in her home, day evening at 7:30 o'clock. A speak-| Mrs. Frank McCrum of Bristol has er representing the Near Fast Relief,|D°en the guest of Mrs. F. Hubbard Captain J. R. Phelp, will he present.|fOr the past few days, There will be a special offering for| The entertainment given at the the Near Kast Relief. Special music|Athletic hall last evening by the pu. will be rendered for the occasion. | PIIS Of the Hubbard school was Iarye. Berlin Congregational Church |1y attended and much enjoyed. Credit Mother's Day will be observed at|!S due the teachers for the manner in the Berlin Congregational church to-|Which this play was worked up, ana morrow and Rev. 8. A. Fiske will de-|*arried out. liver a sermon, the subject being: of the Olden Times” The - (™ " servics will be held M“‘":CS a. m,| WILL DISCUSS PLAYGROUN The Older Boys' class wil meet at ten | Chairman H. Cy Jackson of the Older Boys' class will meet at 10| Public Amusements commission has o'clock and the Sunday school will|Called a meeting of the commission meet at 12 o'clock. The Men's Bibie|'0r Monday evening at 8 o'clock at class will meet at 12 o'clock in theCItY Dall. The mecting will be the ORI HOes. [first to be attended by Commission- St. Paul's Church Kensington 161 1. G. Kranowitz and J. J. Nangi Masses will be celebrated at St | ¢ ecently named by the Paul’s church, Kensington, tomorrow | morning at 8 and 10 o'clock. ‘The Ladies' sodality will meet to- s | grounds, Ask any druggist for a jar of Rowles Red Pepper Rub. e sure to get the gennine, with the nam Rowles on each package. morrow morning after the 8 o'clock mass, at the church, for its monthiy eesion. {tion of up to 5,000 tons a day, may be Forty hours devotion will begin nn-]fcur or five miles apart. May 27, the first com- The dance given last evening at theik nelalborhobd of 1607 Bove! and ]G,'f,"’"" hall by the Worthington Ath- young men were expected to be pres-| cHC club Was a decided success, ac- buying the large tract for | ent. morning. | needs of the town. 1| Sunday school following the morn- The boys who win in the various “r‘r'“l‘"h':’ couples were present, the(pe taken at this meeting because {t|IN& service; 7 p. m., Foung Peopls s events will go to Middletown the lat-| 713" DeINE an invitation event. The |was an adjourned meeting to vote on |Service: § p. m., the pastor wiil sp T. A. B. orcheatra of Kensington fur-|tne report of the committes and the The Foresters will give a dance in | afternoon for carrying a, shipment of | Should not be made to come here be gouged in this manner,” he said. He sald that the demand was high- allowed to go free under $500 honds|™aY robbery. Mr. Diston then said that although Mr. Benzon had said in Hagearty was Mrs. L. A. Westcott is entertaining tract for the erection of a dwelling He began work a few [the large Two traffic officers will be on duty A special service in observance of held at the|be gotten out of the land and a price Sunday Morning ot | e—— | followed by Sunday severe male quartet of Hartford composed | School at 11 o'clock. The C. Fulley mayor. | Stimulate the kidneys, 1t is expected that 8. M. Breweter wilf | 10 rid the blood of these rheumatic again be elected supervisor of play- | Poisons low and the Callen property wa committee was to report, it recommend the Calien tract. ¥avor Large Tract, Several present spoke in favor o No action conld 1- | report was accepted. Town Meeting Held. s convened, entire tract of seven and one-hal The trial of William Hagearty of|3Cres for $11.000 and on the order Britain, who was arrested by|©f remarks, Mr. Benzon stated that y|the price was still too high. “Wel .o nd y v previous meetings that he knew noth- a great deal. Benzon replied that 181,700 an acre for the land was alto- gether too much and stated that he C. P. Brown of South Framingham, | considered it robhery. ting his parents, Mr. and Mr. Benzon amended the motion to read that the selectmen be em- -|powered to offer the owners of the land a sum not to exceed $5,000 for tract and if the offer was refused. to institute condemnation proceedings against the property. t| Mr. Diston again rose and stated that it would take too long to con- school children [demn the property. but A, H. Con- 1{dell gaid that he knew that in a case of this kind the proceedings could go through in six months. Mr. Diston There will be a colebration of holy[started to figure what Mr. Cooke's .| profits would he on plot if he were ,{to sell it in building lots. He figured Sunday school will be | that $80,000 could be made by sell- ing the lots for $5 each, but critics started after him and he said that annual | Britain will have charge of the serv- [ he made a mistake. Future Profits He sald that 60 building lots could 5IF RHEUMATIC BEGIN ON SALTS Archer | gaye We Must Keep Feet Dry, Avoid Exposure, Eat No Sweets. Stay off the damp ground, avoid ex- posure, keep feet dry, eat no sweots| water and above all take a spoonful of Jad Salts accasionally to help keep | down uric and toxic acids. i Rheumatism is caused by poison| | toxins, calied acid | rated in the bowels and absorbed into the blood. Tt is the function of the| kidneys to filter this acld from the, blood and cast it ont in the urine. The pores of the skin are also a means of freeing the blood of this impurity. In !damp and ehilly, cold weather the| | &kin pores are closed, thus forcing| {the kidneys to do double work; they become weak and sluggish and fail to| | eliminate this poison, Which keeps ac- | cumulating and circulating through the system, cventually settling in the | joints and muscles, causing stiffness, | soreness and pain, called rheumatism. | At the first twinge of rheumatism | get from pharmacy about four | ounces of Jad Salts; put a tablespoon- | | ful in a glass of water and drink be ! fore breakfast each morning for | wi This is helpful to neutrali | acidity, remove body waste also to Jad [temon juice, combined with lithia, Modern esal mines, with a produc- | and is used with excellent results by ! rheumatism. al House—| Will conduct the p | nity Theater for Salo—Church Noo | M to offer the | for a tract l~l\' land on Linden street consisting of || |seven and one-half acres to bhe used | tor school purposes and if the offer| followed The speclal committes consisting of | Iirst Selectman Willilam J, Johnson, Minor, re- orted through Mr. Minor that they two land propositions to offer, The|Property first was a plot of land owned hy | Fred Callen consisting of three aeres|oWner. 195 feet and a depth of 676 feet, price $5,500; the second, a plot of John Cooke Co., consisting of three|Feen attending the affaivs smaller pieces of seven and one.half! Mother's Mr. Minor stated that the commit- | o'clock tea had brought only two parcels of [p. m.; need for a school was in the castern |Much Religion. |stated that the committee had no rec-|3:45 p. m. daylight saving time. stated that the Cooke property was|a. m. daylight time, “Mother's Day high and better ground and if the[morning would | meeting at 7 p. m., daylight time, future The call for a special town meet-|70 4. m., Gh ing was then called and the meeting [ Morning prayer; 7 p. m Its purposes were to|a)) services on daylight ;| Purchase a site for a school bullding| M. E. church, Sunday, May 13 The South Man.|and appropriate the money for the|afother's Day s chester orchestra will furnish music | @0 Mr. Diston moved to purchase the[1s o'clock noon, Sunday school; : ing about real estate, he was saying of any kind for a whiie, drink lots "f:lwl-l a hearing Tuesday morning at which are gene- || § & ot would lesve, after § each had bees Haprove ments, & prefit of § making & !‘.: §18,000 elear Mr. Conde that other concerns had » |8ame plans but they had fa) | The amendment was varris lowed by & motion by Mr. lenzon 1 ot for y Appropiate a sum not to exceed § for the purchase of the land. A | ton was then passed 1o raise | re the money through a note or notes. the sum te be paid back on the gvand | Town Meeting Instructs Seleet. "™ * “loer oo ;' | John Gross, proprietor of the gre eery store opposite the post effies |eompleted & deal yesterday wherehy | he beea nes owner of the Colonia 818 Mr. Gross s will take immed ted that he possession and ef as A rooming He will eontinue the store on | house, Young People's Meeting—ommu- Whiting street Young People’s Meeting The Young People’s meeting at the tieos—Town Plan Hearing—Rriefs, Raptist ehurch temorrow evening at G o'clock, standard time, promises to he a rar treat for all those whe at tend, The leader has arranged to have the songs written by Miss Anna Granias, which have never before {heen sung in publie, rendered by a choir, Guests from anrother chureh will be present and will sing one which was written about two years| ago Miss Graniss has composed hoth words and musie and a large number {of people s expected to attend the | concert, v n aQ Theater Tor Sale, A sign was put on the Community theater today announcing that the is for male. It is expected that an offer will he made to the For a time moving pletures ot |were conducted In the place but ¢, |Iately Andrew Hogan has been con.| ducting weekly Friday night dances there, and crowds of over 200 have q s a Church Notices, 0| Advent Christan church, Sunday e |May 13, Prayer meeting at 16 e]a. m.; preaching at 10:30 N ay sermon, “God and Sunday school at 12 Loyal Workers at # and preaching service | eaflat 7 p. m., sermon subject “Too Week-night pra o|meeting Thursday at 7:45 p o|Tunior Loyal Workers, Ioriday Motherhood,” Sunday, | .| Congregational chureh, ‘ 13 o{May 13. Morning service at 10 sfChureh school immediately after the | service; Young People's “How Jesus Is the Son of G Baptist church, Sunday y 183 ¢[10:45 a. m., “Mother's Day.” Theme, “A Mother Honored hy Her Son;" of “One Way of TFollowing:" 7:45 p m.. Thursday, prayer meeting. Episcopal church, Sunday Ascension, § a. m., Holy Communion; eh school; 11 a. m., evensong. | ving time. | atter | vices. 10:45 a, m. , subject: “Mothers; morning pray flp. m., Epworth League; Thursday, :45 p. m., pray meeting. Woman's Federation. Woman's Federation of the| Congregational church will Told a| program meeting Tht at 3 p.m.! (Daylight Time). Mrs. Sherrod Souie will speak on the “Work of the Woman’s Congregational Home Mis-| sionary Union of Conn.” Mrs. K. W. Capon will speak of the “Golden Jubilee Goal of the Hartford Branch| of the Woman's Roard of Missions. Speclal music. Tea will be served. The April envelopes are due at this! time, | Episcopal Calendar, | Tuesday — Diocesan convention at | Bridgeport. Wednesday — Diocesan | convention at Bridgeport Knights of Washington. 7:30 p. m., Parish Guild. ment of baptism will he administered for children on Whitsunday, May| 20, at 8 p. m. Plainville Briefs. Harley Burgess of Asbury Park, N. J., is visiting at the home of his mother on Iast Main strect, The regular meeting of the W, €, T. U. will be held at the home of Mrs. A. H. Dresser Tucsday afternoon at| = 3 o'clock. The Hartford county econ-| vention will be held May 17 in the| Congregational church in East Hart- ford, commencing at 10 Standard time, o'clock, Found—Pockethook with sum of money. Owner may have same at 7 Canal streat,—-advt, | SOUTHINGTON NEWS Items of Interest. The public utilities commission wiil 10:20 o'clock to consider the advisi- Lility of abolishing the Curtis street crossing. The reason for this is that | there ® two crossings within ten t of each other, The selectmen ve been notified of the hearing. The Milldale team will play an out- of-town team on the Milldale school grounds Sunday afternoon. A strong er lineup has been gotten together and some good team work is expected to-| morrow. | A meeting will probably be held within the near future to consider the purchase of the Sand Hill chall grounds. The manufacturers and sev- 1 prominent busincssmen are inter- sted in the project and it is expected | that plans to purchasc the grounds will be worked out. | A great deal of agitation has been | started here to organize a factory lea- | gue. There is plenty of material in the | town and at least six of the factories | thus helping'are planning to form teams. | A son was born this morning to Mr. alts is incxpensive, and fsand Mrs. Martin Cavanaugh of Eden | - | made from the acid of grapes and |avenue. of England adopted | Normaw kin island. thousands of folks who are Subject to, 8t. 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