New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1923, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1223, ey = — e o e e s e : HAPLEHILLNEWS | CITY fTEMS, | NAMES ZONING COMMITTER |, ors, mecons, »inbe reo mext s oo soe 5 en.| DENBY WILL CONFER | | soon as possible the full commission | solidate in accordance with the o e R Mrs. William Kinner entertained ' Shaini s Peis Mo | will be called for a complete report. | | commission’s final plan are to be ac- the Maple Hill Bridge club. at her| Home-cooked lunches at Crowells. | man Lender Appoints Members | s r S | Prof. Daniels of Yale Says Railroad | corded permission to do s0,” he said,| Secretary of Navy Plan Session With home on Golf street Tuesday after- |—8dvt. of Sub-Committee to Pre) | i - “They are practically immune to many! Officials to Arrange Details for - - pare Union Might Mean Slight Savi in| ¢ ony s v noon. The prizes were won by Mrs,| The Teachers club will hold a - HINES GOING 0" TOUR 2 " I8 10| o the prohibitions of the anti-trust| Dash w0 North Pole, H. A. Lieuhardt, first; Mrs. ¥, B.|“stunt party” at the Washington| Working Plan, | Accotinting, Ete, | statutes, such as the Sherman act and| Rau, second, and Mrs. Walter Sorrow, |school Thursday cvening. A shore| .. \ | the Clayton act. | Washington, Dec. 13.—Secretary consolation. program has been planned and an| Clerman Thomas Linder of the| Direotor of Véterans' Burcau Will Go| New Haven, Dec. 13.-—Railroad | — — [ Denby expects to confer with the na- . il linteresting entertatnment' assurod, zoning commission this afternoon an-| to Mass. Next Weck to Inspect | consolidation would not mean large Three Men Are Killed "\A Arctic air board before the pre- . T. Hart returned yesterday from ¥ood Sale at St. Mark’s Church, |"ounced appointment of a committee Govt. Hospital There. | économies in operation expenses but | : 4 liminary report of the board now in : ; " In Grade Crossing Crash | ;0" ot dration, is submitted ten day hunting trip in North Caro- |, 2 S { | | there would be a small percentage of lina, FriYegiat 4.9 morAdYL, 9¢ pine to prepafe & Worklng plan| o g liius Do 15-Directdr | mving in accounting pircbastng a1g| Hegerstown, M, Dec, 13,—Three| formatly. for. his isideration. The -m\u-c?imwf)h-“ ol 'B"L.dl '.fl :'-'4(. ".T"Uf M ‘,he 7,,""'“"' of this city, In addi-| yineg of the Veterans' Bureau will |vepairing of equipment, Prof. W, N,|men were instantiy killed at a grade| conference is expected to take place {yasenay by e JosipiClanct ot felon b t on‘v} naméd by the chairman, | \isit Massachusetts next week to in- | Daniels of Yale university said today, | crossing of the Baltimore and Ohio|ghortly. The board is understood to 4 ; Al s g oars & ;.;yflr‘l"j e }""",2""’“- Corporation | spect veterans' hospitals Shere as the |in an analysis of the subject made | branch line to urity, Maryland, | have reached a point where a prelim- Congregational chapel last cvening |0 (GECTIHE her K o [as gt Irkham, City En-|resuit of representations of unsatis- | public here, Prof. Daniels was chair- | near here yesterday, while attempting | inary outline of the methods to be fol- was well attended. The Christmas | ™o MUe children. — 0 0 g_m e J. .Mu ams and Mr. Linder| tactory conditions made by Major|man of the interstate commerce com- | to cross the track in an automobile. | lowed in the navy's contemplated dash play given by several pupils from the | oo 2% %) Pierce & Sl avt i b ™ 9. IROSPIN, of this committee. | General Clarence Edwards, command- | mission in 1918 and 1919 and recent- | The vietims, all of Hagerstown, were | to the pole can be taken up by Mr. center school proved very entertain- Wil Co.—advt, hose selected for this first step in| cr of the Massachusetts department of [ly took the chair of rallroad trans- | Louis E. Burger and Merrill Patter-| Denby for approval. These prelimin- ing. ‘ The health and sanitation commit- | the zoning movement are: William|the American Legion. portation at Yale, | son of Hagerstown and Clarence M. |ary conclusions involve the question tee of the school board will meet this H. Atwood, 1. D. Russell, 1. W.| General Edwards, during a series of | In a general survey of transporta- | Baer of Edgemont. | of the type and number of aircraft to ;ult(-rn'mvn to preparc a report for to- zoung. Johnfil‘one Vance, Thomas I.|conferences here this week, urged | tion problems, Prof. Daniels said that | —_— | be employed, surface vessels that | morrow’s meeting of the beard. 1 ““',‘““’f"‘ . G. Platt, Albin Carl-| quick completion of the hospital at|while existing statutes do not require | 100 Fur Coats in a special sale to- | would nceded and what construc- New Vietor chordsl out every Fri- |s P. F. McDonough and Louie S.! Northampton and the loan to the vet- | rallroads to consolidate the govern-| morrow and Saturday at The Big|tion work might be necessary in Alas- | day at Henry Morans', 368 Main St.[Jone erans’ bureau of several hundred| ment looks with favor upon such ore, Raphael's Dept. Store.—advt. |ka or elsewhere. 3 The meeting of the Parents and Teachers' ociation held in the About seventy members attended the Newington Grange Christmas pa held in their new hall Tues- day evening. During the evening an entertainment was given after which dancing was enjoyed. [—advt. | | Mrs. Emma Steppler, of 472 Lin-| ol Y | coln street is recovering from an | The Newington league of Women |eration for appendicitis at the N Voters met at the home of the presi- | Britain General hospital. dent, Miss Mary Wells. An address| Save lives—buy Xmas seals. and reports from members who at- | Britain Tuberculosis Relief Soc tended the state convention at Water- | bury in November were given, | St. Mary's Ladies’' T. A. B. society will meet in the school hall tonight at Miss Alice Clarke of Wallingford [7:30 o'clock. A whist will follow. ending the week with Miss Arline| Join our Victrola and Gulbransen | Christmas ciub for $1. Henry Morans. PR, —advt. Cogswell will entertain | George 1. Fisher of New York, of the Newington Con- |former instructor and principul of | Pennsylvania schools and also writcr |of the comments on the Book of Bzekiel published by the Interna- . to- |tional Bible Students’ association in morrow and " y . Big 'the book “The Finished Mystery,” Storc, Raphael’s Dept. Store.—advt, wil speak Sunday afternoon, at Odd e ——————————— | |'c]loWwS’ hall. ! A hirthday party was held last | o’ R G evening in honor of Billie Boyle, Jr., m,,' “'l';:;',“,'ff;‘] e haris ‘:‘"I"'l"‘m'f,m his home, 137 Tremont strect, the | lie vendue to the highest bidder, at|0ccasion being his fourth birthday. the Dublie Stgn Post in the town of| 11 home was prettily . decorated. | e Britiin IA””H\" ot Havttord ond Games were played and refreshments | # i oy iadtn it I . The little host received many | Stute of Connecticut, fifteen day | gregational Sunday school at a tea Iriday evening. late, which will he on th ych Hat Shoppe, Room 107 Pro- |8 ; mbye A. D19 ut fessional Bldg., 87 West Main st v'eloc in the fternoon to sutisfy Brunswick phonogruphs and execution and my fees thereon, the|g,qq at John A. Andrews & Co.—adv. follewing desciibe perty to wit rishas trees at 14 Washington | One antomobile, 1 cash register, 15, Main St. at . tra Sizes druggist's s 1 large sectional g ¢4 10 ft. from 5H0c¢ up.—We de- show case and 1 small show case, lives wanvi Dated at New Britain,this 1360 day| gay it with Xmas seals—New ot December, A, D, 1§ | Britain Tuberculosis Relier Society, A. CARLSON, —advt Deputy Sheriff, - LLOYD’S 215 MAIN STREET FURNISHING DEPARTMENT Up Against the Gift Question? Here's the Answer! Real menfolks nowadays find satisfaction only in making their Christimas gifts of such a lasting and practical nature that they will live through the years to come, This store is simply overflowing with gifts of the sort that will win enduring and endearing satisfaction ! Prices, too, are so low that really fine gifts can be secured for surprisingly small sums ! For instance: Martha Washington Sewing Cabinet for $19.75; Bridge Lamp for $17.00; Wing Chair for $61.00; Gateleg Table for $25.00; and Windsor Chair for $11.50, HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE MANY USEFUL GIFTS YOU WILL FIND AT B. C. PORTER SONS ranging from $1.15 up to $9.65 in an assortment of colors and designs that is §i| » unsurpassed. Guaranteed for perfect § A Known throughout the state as workmanship and fast color. eckband and Collar Attached “CONNECTICUT'S BEST FURNITURE STORE" vesvsreeieasses. $1.95 up to $10.00 g/ e , = Is the Place to Buy Christmas Gifts Holeprgof Hose for men and women, Pure Silk, Sflk and Wool. 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