New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1923, Page 5

CENTRALJR. 1., INSPECTION NIGHT Parents Invited to See Pupils Work Next Thursday Evening The Central Junior High school will be open for inspection of regular work on Thursday evening, November 22. From 7:45 to 8:30 regular work including the shop program, will be carried out. At 8:30 there will be an auditorium program. The school orchestra and glee clubs will furnish music and Superintendent Stanley H. Holmes wil laddress the parents. The program of classes follows: English—Grade IX. Miss Connor, room 111. Grade IX., Miss Calnan, room 102. Grade VIIL, Miss Bunnel, room 214. Grade VIL, Miss Kinlock, room 210, Geography—Grade IX. Miss Miles, room 104. Grade VII, Miss Carlisle, room 215. History—Grade IX., Miss Williams, room 112. Grade VIIL, Miss Snow, room 203. Grade VIL, Miss Hoar, Room 209. Grade VII., Miss Messen- ger, room 322, Mathematics—Grade IX., Miss Con- verse, room 201. Grade IX, Mr, Nixon, room 109, Grade IX., Miss Rogin, room 110, Grade VIIL, Miss Vile, room 204, Grade VIIL, Miss Johnson, room 204. Grace VIIL, Miss Geissler, room, 212, Grade VII,, Miss Martin, room 31 Literature—Grade VIIT., Miss Penn, room 219. Grade VII, Miss Bassett, Miss Segal, room 306. ss Bartlett, room 305, iss Stearns, room 321. Typewriting—Miss Scanlon, room 101, Gymnastics—Mr. Brewster. Gymnasium—Miss Tarr, Art—Mr. Glover, room 307 Miss Hiteheock, room 215, Sclence—Miss Cleary Mr. Hurley, room 308 Hygiene-—Miss Noonan. CITY ITEMS. Thomas of room 310 Elmer E. Chestnut street has entered Hartford hospital | ¢ where he will undergo an operation, Victrolas and Planos, Henry Morans —advt, A daughter was born at the New Britain General hospital Sunday to Mr, and Mrs. L, Littiejohn of 30 State street, Meriden, Join our Victrola and Gulbransen Christmas club for $1. Henry Morans. —advt, Mrs, Daniel Driscoll of 95 Smalley street has been admitted to the New| Britain General hospital where she will undergo an operation for ap- pendicitis, | Have that Cellar Bottom or Garage Floor laid now. Baker & Lasher, ‘phone 1966.—advt, | Edward Molander of 185 Fairview street reported to the police yester- duy that his bicycle had been stolen from 91 West Main street. New Victor Records out every Fri- day at Henry Morans’, 365 Main St s=advt, Ludwig Mautner, through Attorney Harry Ginsburg, has brought suit for $150 against Frank Poglitsch, The case is returnable in the eity court; the, fourth Monday of November. | Constable James W. Manning served the writ. Lunch at Hallinan's.~advt. French Hat Shoppe, Room 107, Prof. Bldg., 87 West Main street.— advt, The Y. M. H. A, has given up its ciub rooms until more desirable oncs may be found. Tonight the girls will meet at the home of Miss Mae Belle Swarsky of 218 North street. Unity Rebekah lodge sewing circle will meet at the home of Mrs. I, Hal- I, 84 Prospect street, Wednesday aflternoon at 2 o'clock. Seasoned hard wood, sawed in stove and fireplace lengths, $18 per cord, de- livered. The Shurberg Coal Co., b5 Franklin street, Phone 2250.—advt. Laurel Court Sewing circle wilt meet with Mrs. Henry Hill of 20 Com- monwealth avenue Tuesday from 10 to 5 o'clock. T.uncheon will be served The meeting of the New Britain Woman's club, which was to be held at the Camp school auditorium on Tuesday, November 27, will be held at the chape! of the First Congrega- tional church. There will be an important meeting of the Daughters of Isabella tonight at § o'clock at the club rooms. Plans for the annual Christmas sale to be held December 1 will be completed Clara Camp, R. N, of A., will meet tomorrow evening in Jr. O. U. A, M, hall. The meeting will be followed by a social. EXTRA AND REGULAR. New York, Nov. 19.—An extra divi dend of 20 cents was declared today by the Pennok Oil Co., payable De- cember 22 to stock of record Decem- ber 16. $2 DIVIDEND DECLARED, New York, Nov. 10.—The E. I. Du- Pont De Nemurs & Co. today declared | a quarterly dividend of $2 on com- HIT BY SPEEDING AUTO, RENDERED UNCONSCIOUS Michael Waida Thrown 10 Feet, But Driver .l*‘nlls to Stop and Investigate Michael Waida, an emplove of the Maplecroft farm, is reported as rest- ing comfortably at the New Britain general hospital following an accident on Stanley street late Saturday night in which he was struck by an un- known autoist going in the direction of Hartford. Albert Gallnot, the only witness to the affair, has told the po- lice that the car which struck Waida was traveling at a fast rate of speed. Waida and Galinot had been to New Britain and after alighting from the trolley car at Francis street proceeded to walk to the farm. An automobile, going in the same direction struck Waida and threw him a distance of about 10 feet. He was rendered un- conscious and remained in that condi- tion until after he had been taken to the hospital, where he was attended by Dr. George W. Dunn. George Reilly of 97 Bassett street took the injured man to the hospital in his machine. The poliec are investigat- ing. Reinhardt Helming of Bristol re- ported to the police that he struck Ignazio Renzonia of 420 Myrtle street at the corner of West Main and Lin- coln streets, He said that he was traveling east on West Main street when Renzonia stepped from the side- walk in front of the car and was knocked down. He was taken to the New Britain general hospital but was discharged soon after his injuries had been treated, lrwea NOTES | The schedule for the week at the |- w. C is as follows: Mon | evening, high school class from 5 to 9, dressmaking from 7 to 9; Tues | day evening, millinery from basketry from 7:30 to 9, every girls' Bible class with supper 6 to 7:30, cur- rent events from 7:30 to 8:30; Wed- nesday evening, high school class from 7:15 to 9, and Friday evening, the arts and crafts class from 7:30 to Physical BEducation: Tuesday, alth class for women and girls from to H . m.; plunging for ndult« from 6 to 9 p. m.; plunging for Jjuniors from 4 to 6 p. m. Wednes- day, classes in swimming 2:30 to 3; 7 to 9. p. n plunging for adults from 3 to 5 p. m,; Thursday, plunging for adults from 7 to 9 p. m.; Friday, swimming classes from 2:30 to 3 p, m., 7 to 9 p. m; plunging for adults from 3 to 5 p. m, and lessons for children in swimming from 9 to 10 a. m.; Saturday, plunging for children from 10 to 12 a. m, NEW BAVARIAN MONEY, By The Associated Press. Munich, Nov, 19.—The Bavarian dictator, Dr. von Kaher, today an- nounced that he purposed to create a new currency for Bavaria of a value equivalent to gold and that he would | appoint a commission to prepare the plan. Nervous and physical | ease, besides clearer vision, come with our | If you would your furniture replace Want Ad pages are the market place. PHONE A mon. The last quarterly dividend on this stock was $1.50, WANTAD THIS SALE IS FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY Nov. 19th and 20th Two-Day Sale This card is worth 8lc if used today. in Order to Advertise This card and 69¢ will buy one of our Keystone Self- filling Fountain Pens, regular price, $1.50. FREE—A Haversharp Pencil Free With Each Pen Sold All Pens Guaranteed by the Factory for Five Yrs. On Sale Monday, Nov. 19 and Tuesday, Nov. 20 Miller and Hanson Drug Co. 30 CHURCH ST. 196-206 TRUMBULL We are offering our many friends the three beautiful Suites featured below at a special ‘price which makes them particularly attrac- tive values. These Suites will be on display in our windows and our stock is sufficiently large that we may promise immediate de- livery to your home in prep- = aration for your Thanksgiving en- tertaining. o 77 gl This Beautiful SHERATON 10 PIECE DINING SUITE Exactly as Illustrated $379.00 This Suite can be had in walnut or mahogany and consists of as follows: One 72- inch Buffet, 1 China Cabinet, 1 Table, 1 Server, 5 Side Chairs and 1 Arm (chair seats covered with blue hair cloth). This group is one of unusual beauty and represents an extraordinary value at the price. BEAUTIFULLY CONSTRUCTED BEDROOM and LIVING ROOM SUITE FEATURED AT $379 EACH This creation for the bedroom is fa our display of includes a full size bow end bed, a handsor e t y } ' suites! cludes a mirror, a vanity triple mirrored and te t pieces are attractively finished in wainut 2 material saving for you, too. This suite is made by one of Grand Rapid ixurious davenport ipholstered in tapestry. Ha rms and coil spring construc (omemont (rcdl( Arrangement May Be Made Deliveries Made Promptly | & These Three Suites Fealured Above Are On Display Windows in Our /NCORPUORATED. Hartford’s Leading Furniture Store Between Walnut Secretary A Walnut Secretary similar to the one illus- trated is an imposing ad- dition to the library or study. You may buy one at our store for $98.00. Davenport Table This is a Davenport Table that will add distine- tion to any living room. Beautifully finished in ma- hogany and extremely ar- tistic in design at $16.50. Spinet Desk Utility and beauty are combined in this Spinet Desk, which is artistically fashioned and finished in rich mahogany, at $29.50. Charming Lamps Our marvelous display includes a complete show- ing of Dbeautiful Bridge Lamps, Floor Lamps and Boudoir Lamps at low prices. Cedar Chests $10.75 up Here's a splendid value in a Cedar Chest, made of genuine Tennessee red cedar, with large storage capacity, and guaranteed moth proof construction. Gateleg Table $19.75 and up These artistically de- signed Gateleg Tables, fin- ished in mahogany, have just reached us. They're a most unusual value at to- morrow’s special price. Pratt and Asylum