New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 2, 1924, Page 7

The 1 ociety will ho overed this morning Plainville News |;=.rzv i v wums| Bristol News |3 i oo wsn yomteg the mistake had been shown, Judge | ' str ireday evening at | o'clock. A social will be held in con- Joseph M Donovan discharged PY’""ANS 'l‘[] H[]U] 1_m.mpm. with the husiness scssion. FAV"R EREBTI"N | 8pooner. 4 School Reopens Fred Gijuene, cook at Spooner's l (] :‘ ' The Plainville grammar schools re- | restaurant on Meadow street, Wi | , gpened after the Christmas vacation {found to be the man wanted for the Y | this morning and pupils and teachers liquor law violation a week ago and Hartford's kopping Center: | EAR’S PARTY | i memine an o e e Sy Veagee x e Sells Big Farm. [term. A schedule of intensive train- 1 Professor Allen W. Manchester of ing has been prepared for the chil- ¢ Connecticut Agricultural college ‘Sccond Anoual Banguet and Bn- v e o T Winger Sport Resreation Genter | L LS A Votee waa Sonz Leader in Southington ale streets to Otis Roberts of WE START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT WITH tertainment in Theater ~ eiviine wmonic” wio Nisved e O Womorial oulerard Proposed (77,1 i stamns ineate a e three pa of land, 20, 68 and | - Mass., last year, will be interested in s OUR GREAT ANNUAL COST SALE TRUMBULL SALES MERTING it P2 toms F on i i QARRTY . rrcion Bconcier nas s i | be present in the First Baptist chu five acres of land and dwelling on wopal Parish Guild Annual Meet- | ©vening until Sunday RO 2ed 6. Seriously Hurt i 3 be remembered as the leader at the Fobert Doyle. Aged 6. Seriously i ete 67 ar oy e city during the month of Decembe THE GREAT YEARLY TRADING EVENT THAT WI'VE HELD FOR YEARS AND YEARS. | 8O ing—C. I'. Riecker Gets First Fish- | East Northfield conference. He will o Cousting Accident—Council in WELL KNOWN FOR IS WONDERFUL VALUE GIVING IT 1S WATCHED AND WAITED FOR AN- & \ twe wa . be accompanied by Howard Herman- i according to the monthly report of NVALLY BY THOSE WHO HAVE B TTED BY IT. NEITHER BOASTING TALK, LARGE TYP! | g License—Atlas A. C. Five Play | gon Services will be held cach nigit Session Ton'zht—FElks 1o Receive Chief of Police Ernest T. Belden, is- at 7:30 o'clock. sued tk morning. Liguor was the OR BIG NEWSPAPER RESPONSIBL K FOR THE THOUSANDS THAT COME TO BUY. in Forestville—Briers. Has Stray Dog teport on Cliristmas Aid. e e iarer AOmbar At for the arrests were as 1ol IT IS THE GENUINE V/ THAT BACK UP OUR ADS. HONEST OFFERINGS THAT YOU SHOU Pythian lodge, No. 47, K. of I, will Dog Warden George Schubert has .. Sy high school ’ SHARE IN. SALE BEGINS WED,, JAN. 2nd. HERE ARE SCME OF THE ADVANTAGES THAT hold its second annual banguet and a stray dog in the local pound of a .”‘]";’"_ ,::“]"f":_’v l St i s: assault, 1 sault and breach AWAIT OVRR MANY PATRONS, {New Year's party in the Community | mixed breed apparently part bird and 00 L S0 G0 LT T poggan O the prace. 3: assaulf, breach of the nd theft breach of the i © seven course | § erd, e canine is all biack WHCS llmmr.r this cvening, A seven course hepherd. Th anine is a hia slide are being urged on the city coun- At Ahert peany ! dinner will be served with Mrs, peace, breach of the peace and wil- A. except for four white feet, a white e iarta Kronholm and staff of New Britain tail tip and a white nose. The own- safe piace f vinter sports may I ful injury to property. 1; for out of safe plac winte ports may be cil by prominent OUR OUTSTANDING FEATURE OF THIS SALE [ Moot o ex S i o i o vol s, i omn S0, Wt o 0 o s, ot U entertainment consisting of | cating with Mr. Schubert. hile Roskwell park provides plenty {Ice: 1i gauwibling, 7 intoxication, Review from Hartford, Vxecutive Committee Meeting skating. 1his s;nl o far distant intoxication and breach of the peace, THE “CARTER’S” UNDERWEAR SECONDS The attar Bt opgeprerfimra PR : affair will be the biggest ever iere will be a joint meeting of ? it bl alneath 5 non-support operation of motor held by the local jodge and will be |the executive committees of Brock. 07 ma "‘”’f" 7 and the comttl vehiels while under the influence of attended by almost the cntire mem. | Barnes post and the Ladies™ ausiliary l0cation of the “high senow! U0 g0 and reclkless driving, 2; theft, “CA 8" UNIONS FOR MEN—Medium and SCARTER'S” UNTIONS FOR WOMEN—With high bership in Plainvilie, to the post in the American lLegion ™Makes it an """f spot. Ahe HOOWNE .7 cagrancy, 8: violation of parking he weight cotton, finest yarn. ccru, white and Duteh or low neck, long, short or no sleeves, band All the Staff officers of the state or. | rooms Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. 0Uld he done at small expense, &c-j o0, 000 1: viplation of liquor laws, natural, long or shoit sleeves, ankle length, walues or bodles top, in regilar and exira sizes, we offer nization of the Pythian isters wiil | Tmportant matters arc to come up for COrding to those intcrested A violation of motor vehicle law, 1. to 32.00, Sale price $1.69 cach, Carter's Unions—Medium weight cotton, worth be present and many of the ofiicers of | discussion celuand (NO LIS Wil I pAOIAE 1 on disposed of as fole Carter's Unions—Light, medium and heavy wool, $2.00; zale price W3¢ cach. 'the Knights of Pythias will attend.' Clearing Nidewalks e e e e N, | lows: Appealed, 2: adjourned, 1; con- also medium weight white mercerized, . er's Unions of medinm weight cotton, valucs The reason that the entire staft can- The cold snap which has hit this -‘ ‘n et P steid St ol e tinued, 1; committed to jail, 6; judge- unatural, long or short sleeves, vaiues to : $2.50 for $1.39 each, not be present is duc to the fact that [ Part of the country during the past "”mm be sparcd. An offort is being |M°N! suspended, i judgement sus- $855 actr. er's U'nions—1.igit and ricdium weight wool, a similar celebraion is being held in |two days, hus made walking on the e A e decide. {ha Pended upon payment of costs 3 also silk and woo!. Values to $3.50. Our sale price Hartford tonight. The committes has Streets of the town precarious at vari- s 0 \..\I. e coumeil inolled by prosecuting attorney, 9: nol- Carter's Unions—Light, medinm or heather wool, $1.89 cach, also received word that a large num. | Ous points and the officials of the |Matter tonight. el Sl Rt AR also silk and wool, white and natural, worth to Carter's Unions—Light, medium and heavy wool, ber of out-of-town visitors will be | town arc preparing to enforce th ks’ Meeting Nient ot eiets. i finox. 167 piacal §5.98 for SR.69 each. also silk and wool, the very best of Carter's make, present and members in ainville 12w that property owners must clear Application for membership will e, charge of probation officer, 1; re- ARTEICS" UNIONS FOR BOYS — Knee and WOrth to $5.98, Sale price bui 82,80 cach. jook forward to a successful evening, |their walks or give pedestrians ade- acted upon at the meeting of Bristol |jcaged by chief, §; turned over to out ankle lengths, long, short or no steeves, medinm and (Al of the ahove knce and ankle lengths and rumbull Sales Conference auate protection against fulls on the lodge of Eiks on Thursday night alior town officers, 1: turned over to neavy cofton, white and natura), values to $2.00 Wonderful ialues.) ket , The annual rales conference of the 1ee, Several people have complained (KIks' hall. Reports of the recent|oficors from another state, 1. e Rabl W \W'n‘ «|” L,\‘.\’l} T I|l1_s for women— [ Trumbull Kectric Mig, Co. is being | AFaInst the shippere condition in Christmas :.‘nl of the lodg: ‘mu] adv,-:. There were 63 coniplaints jnvestie Others of mediua and heavy wool, or heavy, | ,’;“‘; e ‘j‘l‘lk‘,‘;',‘_',;g";f:_“' SHDEL QL 00 OOAL held at the factory this week, The |many sectic ‘~."";"""";‘:r"‘- nreive I @ report fo (e 1048¢ gatod by the police department dur. slightly fleceed vibhed cotton, white and naturad and I"\I sifutbi “-_N“h" ‘m"m_'w-‘“‘” Tk siis: dbcns golesmen in the employ of the con- g ainvikie "‘_l_ A “'” n :"-'_" -"‘l _f e Ly _'d o lhv»mon'.h, resulting in 16 raids. The 22,65, Cost sale price $1.45 cach. = y . ’ cern have gathered together from ail | Jeremiah Dame of Whiting streat “Alhert E, othier, the chairman|police officers found 21 doors and values to $1.50 for 70 each. . points in the country to discuss mat- visiting relatives in Cohoes, N, Y s that this was one of the best | windows unlocked and made them se- Medinm and Heavy Wool and silk and wool, white Medimn and Heavy Wool and n!\k and nn‘uh regu- ters pertaining to the business being John J. Fleteher has returned from obscrvances o the holiday period {eyre. Four lost children were found and natural, jong stee es and ankle length, volucs lar and extra sizes, \\m‘vh to $2.50 for 8§1.29, carried on. Friday evening a farewell @ visit over the holidays to his for- cver given by the lodge, Forty fami-land returned to their parents and the 10 $4.00 ‘o1 S2.20 each. . Others worth to $3.95 for $2.20 cach, banguet will be tendered the visitors | mer home in Manchester, N. H ics were given assistance With | police officers reported nine street at the Hotel Bond in Hartford at' Joseph Wininger of Peace Court ciothes, money and food and on the |lights not burning. Whieh all foremén, assistant foremen, | has moved his family to Pearl street. day hefore Christmas, a party was| The police department served 75 AR R Y| | oo vt hends and members of the | Mrs. Mary Dunn of -~ Windsor is held at the lodge home for 300 natices for the city during the month, spending a few days at the home of ‘children of the city |The value of property found and re. = sales foree will be present " ! Mrs. Margarét Mullaney of Bank Doyle Bey Badly Hurt, covered by the department during the | street, D n I sbard, who has b arish G n ; : . Day Passes Quictly Mis, I, Hubbard, who has been Parish Guild Anoual ltobert Doyle, 6 year old son of month was $40 e ln elos Yesterday passed quictly in Berlin, | spending the past month as the gucsi The annual meeting of the Parish o i e AR B SO 7 I v sturbane ¢ ) ne 5. 1% Mo 3 tuild of the Episcopal church of Our ' " P pidihdpi oo 4 olice Beats Change. There were no disturbances and no fof Mr, and Mrs. I, McCrum in Bris. {Guild of the Fpisc z Pl “‘W :. o Rent-——Tenement of five rooms cott strect, Is at the Bristol hospital| The regular monthly change of poe weie reported to the po- | tol, returned to her home in this place Saviour will be held tomorrow g 4 Glteia gty = 2 : y noon at 8 o'clock in the church par- (3t 31 Whiting atreet, Inquir the result of a coasting accident|jice beats has gone into effect. The ! Jumes Manilla.—adyvt, on West street al the foot of the Wol- | following are the beats of the regular e, vahies to fiee, Many residents spent the day | Tue 3. V. Read 1 ente Mo ) Micors be elected for the b Hart- | Mrs, 5V, Ttead will entertain the lors, Officers will ted for St cott street hill when his sled struck |officers for the month: Capray wEn BIRTH out of town, in New Britain and 3 tord, and there were several young | members of the “Lafanso” club at | coming term and reports of retiring sty e e Jles’ purtien I the evening. her home on Wileox avenue this officers will be read and acted upon. & IROLOF CAr pes " BL Lhe guthy ’;’ Gucken Loffice nights; Sergeant Me- an active scq SOUTH[NGTON NEws sled was reduced o #piinters and ¢ Gillicudy, investigation and detectiva the with The guild will plan for h uild will plan was thrown under machine work: Officer Breault, traffic; Offie TflwN Waming Is Tssued Juui\_ Town officials huve issued a warn- | Mro and Mrs, B, Bhowalter and son which it is hoped will compare A b ; - wh force thut gashes were opened car Strup, special worl : hidren, who have be wnding the favorabl 0 o season just come * : & . e K an . IN[;REASE IN ing 1o parents in \.‘,u,'p.,..\l, and Kens -’mJ 1]\ n, w‘,l have been ]()'(va lylln;: n:" " ;,',“ ¥ owith the season Just com: i ome Golden Wedding—Questions in his head and face and possibie in- Officer Burns, Southside h-:vPi:mtfr sington regarding the dangers of | holida ® the guests of relatives ‘ ternal injuries were suffered, It was " e g < R e cousting on the streets in o town, | town, have returned to their home in First Pishing License g Arrested Men Abont Robbery ‘lnn‘l ket g o, It W glinski, North Main street beat; . Cron ough at first that two or three ribs Officer Cirves, Northside beat H i i l d Sehool childrin have been sleding on | New York city, ( . Riecker was the first uppli- il distr il o sk dlelirprtiag o] 3 beat; Officer ittle Dillerence .in Deatls @NQ koot chiiirin b boen sding o X Yo Y o e sucred Hoart covi A the ocr ot the tan cork | —Haketball Games—toms of tne Nore broken and (hat' ove rib had Connoll, day beats Offieer Ko a minstrel will be held at the home of 1o sccure n fishing lieense under the !prm, bl tie woh raktes Westide and North Hill beat; Offjcer Holigan tomorrow cvening at | state low passed at the last session est. LpRe a shed Doolan, conter beat; Officer Me- to the hospital. where he was attend- Laughlin South Hill beat ad Marriages, Says Town Clerk A et AU o et iy tond Tegisi ting 1 sl by the voung folkn " ‘eloc) il attendunec s res |l of the state legistature, according to . Sy T 1 . 5 % 4 . 1- d most by 1 ung folks s Main |8 o A full atten In v th " e 8 Mr, and Mrs, Henry Jo Merriman oq by Dr, Hubert 1, Brennan, Dr, R, ofy Officer Rlasi, traffic; Officer narrow excapes have been notic street in Kensington, They start near {quested ax business of importance will fan announcement by Miss Mac Mor- | 05 my gtpeet celebrated the 50th 3 Boste. Dr. Arthur 8. Brackett and MeNamara, Forestville: Of M 5 3 7 8, a MeNamar restville: ficer Mese the be transacted gan, town Hhrary and vide past clerk this moruing, He | oo vavy of their wedding at the | e Wil . Hanrahan After | sior, shift beat neks This is a decidedly friends in town on Tuesday, Bdward | date, three licenses have been dssued | ton & . g da. i (] a decidedly friend lat Southington rt Ume afterwards. pot penetrated the lungs, but the ex- | studies at Yale university Ao . dungerons section of voad, as the chil- | Cody Is a former resident of the town. to applicants and it is expected that | Goie o0 L atives were prosent at & g s 4 o st . rallroad bridg son street, are reechving congratuli- | given during this month coupie rrooived ® Iarge nUmMbOr of |tion will be made as soon as the of. | “\-’"‘ Street, Another dangerons place s the tions on the birth of son, John | Aius Morgan stated that during the [gige They have four children, Peat! roota of the shock of the aceident iss Clara Quanz 6/ the publie Agninst Consting on Main SEetts=— .0k poud that leads across the trol- | Minor Hall, ot the New Britain Gens guet few days, an extraordinarily | yjoowiman of Mantsville, Moyd and "“w. e . s a :\vwkl wr!’v}ll'\"l:;!' office _ force is thermometer Away DonneTiems, |13 trackn at Upson's cornes and down | eval hospital. rge number of huntors’ licenses B | Brnest Merriman of New Haven, and May Stop Coasting. .\:.:'.'.’rl;::g;‘;\'r‘,.?\ iR Lo g onto Parmington avenue, There have - heen en out in Plainville which |y jronry Davie of Southington I"ollowing a confurence at the police Judge M 4 Iher was no real estate boom fn already been varrow escapes st this woN'T STAND TR]AL hows that a vigorous season is An- | “yingeley Hutton and Constable nLeadquarters, Announcement — was ! have :.?d <) ',;Wm N Deeones Ter'in during the past year, accords Point and parents are urged to warn teipated by the local gun toters. MIs8 yoman Murphy went to Hartford 10- nade that orders will probably be iqlunv\var mv’{ whe A e : Arthar L. Wood. thelr ehildren about sliding there, e Slorgan mated that a stead stream of | gy to question Kugene laliamme (suucd. stopping nll cousting in the | visiting relatives. & T Nhve beea LIC this morning, He state that The town officials are taking every well Man, Tlesponsible for S applicants was on hand cach day 10 [0 (he others who have been arrest- .. limits, because of the danger, to v“‘,‘ .Ynh‘n T. i(|»r~ of the Cath Lings Kepl moy along as s preceution to prevent fatalities tn the ' PONTR/ . SRS, ed there concerning the robbery cnjidren from trafic. None of Ahe | university at Washington, D, - i f1e pumbered about 200 town. 7T vere no njuries reports el peatis in Accldent, Dies After Adas A, C. to Play which nrred Hutton's ®tore 5041 strects are regarded an safe for | visiting Mrs, B l‘ ‘l‘l’ l‘; b ng 1923 there were 110 hivths el last yesr and the record should e The Atiag A, C. of Plainville Wil | gome time ago idence collected yhe coasters and two accidents which | North street, sl B open up the basketball season ugainst |y 4h0 wate police working on the have oecured 'mmm‘”i ”"”'“‘ . , il Y Jed with the town clerk, ©OF lived up to Operath the 8 a Cloch e second te of the Bession e | g some ¢ “m he th 1 team case points to som th as 1 ficials that the best intcrests of an TR0 atolirved n ANN A awwt 1) 1a Thermometer Is Low ) = : e . . ? it general hospit The thermometers on Berlin strect New iven . LARRONY 4op of Forestyille in Firemen's hall gygiiy parties but nothing definite has win be guarded by the disc . w o Britain n vapita held by Coroner H this evening. The toe oyt 8 Wil be guarded by the discontinuance L' P. BRODEUR DlEs in othc* hospitals in New Irits registered 10 degrees above v at| bwald of Cromwell, held by LoroREr in Forestiile o of the sport Middiesex hospital, abonut 7 o'clock this morning, accord A C "”"“ a ‘“l"‘m"mm”'“‘ « one of the best ‘vx‘m v ‘vllunt e 1‘,““ [Migh school hasketball Ol Counell Will Meet ing 1o the woather sharks in th S byl aters S el iy rns it gl e Ay TN team will plad the Varmington HIRh ' por the first time since the amend- Twanty-nine marriages took piuce tion "’ o oy ""‘4‘" s “”_ “',’: kagivihg Day, at Northford, wil ") ot ‘].‘lfl:;‘-‘" ine up as follows peisie by Im'| )I,‘.‘ e ,11‘“ i “I;"_ "l"""““‘ ment of the city charter was made in mare cutificates were ro. mame time the mercury wan down to | CRATEAERCE TEF B T i ey | TS tome e rwards: v i flm-'ym;n.-\ ks m.‘.\ 1815 regarding the time that the and Had Held Ofice Only foe terday at the hospital from the effects gy “oontar: McGuive and GNa%0. and dancing will follow sl SIS, N0 vie SR b of an operation to relleve appendicitis, oo 00 wna ward and Pestille, | '1~vlv\m S Wi " 2 - council will hold its meeting in the About a Month. * There wers (1 deaths and 1 i- thix morning that if there i Ewald was in the hospital recovering | g, uijaten. ver City five of Meriden in the to ”\.1‘.”""‘ s b e iy dents of Berlin dicd in other towns, harvest after this cold snap, « oty g ‘],"’m:‘f” i n; . Ttewnion Sersice hall Saturday night. A preliminar o el g k) ne. mew il My, Woodrutf hus been busy com- | for a good s t are <lim i :1 and 4 s wan made he I'he quarterly conference and re f;‘un» wi w’v'-- piayed and both will be gy00 on the rivst Monday in January ng these statistics for some time, Missionary Meeting isrlitell wpon nw oporaiien, iu tu|UMion service Wil be held ol the (OUOWEE 9 ARG . ollowing the election, the old couneil 1 he = vorning that th The Leaven Working in Jag aoted Methodist church nest Sunday morn Ihrec new teachers took up will hold forth at the session, called a sl ine nthe number of | was the subjeet of the meeting of 1he In the same acoident M, Amatha t10:45 Rev. J. H hs over those of last year. Deaths Woman's Missionary socicly of the oo S well was fatally Haven, distriet superinte ;""" el . . AL aey of business intshed at the re- lent. will preside. There will be | Dunievy ] princiy 6] cant: meeting ot the: sid beard. will marriages averaged abont Berlin Congrigational ehvreh, which | o The party had had dinner at was held thi rnoon at the home ":.', 'l,f, '_,:fl o ‘:,, :‘,‘ to New *De music and communion scr. | & |Hllw' Cente of, Mim Tiessic 'noi g in it cntirely 1o the new board | ¢ Mudied at the seminary at St To Form Assmintion of M. Lotand Mrs, 1Yank | fiavan for a vistt. On Hight Milc Hi fos ollecth 11l be taken prner o Th A who wi D as some o niatters will be hande Hyacinthe, Que, and later at the Unle Woods ha yarge of the mecting and | tried to adjust for the Brookiyn Methodist hospital. grade A i coin school, and o4 onight The pollee talse and the | LTSIty of Montreal, and was called in iford, 15th Annual Party Miss 1dith of Wats to the bar in 1884, later being created there w good attendancr ' Memorial Boulevard light he 2 r Wl in so0 doing 1 A , ach Nird gt B Jou ighting, already 2 : The next mecting of the society will i veod, pansed & W. 11 club held its who will teach tt grad « N . Queen's counse He was first elected 1 4 . y Mty Milldale school or the new couneil, will b 5 ¢ held February 6 and wiil ! ean g Akl o) el W at'this fat 3 (b [in a1l succeeding elections till 1908 I ¥ tr and Mra Walter ¢ At the semi-annue L ng ¢ Tn 1604 he took over the portfolio of Monday night ross the trolley v ings bank, the post office and then | Leo Parker and Kdward Cody, Jr. | was followed closely by Arthur “Bar. |\ o005l 00 day, They were murried ; e a4 been PROPERTY DEALS NORMAL e onto of Hartford, were the guests of ney” Muson whe was the seeond, ‘To | 50 p S0l L5 wr 000 came o SITRIMUSIR Ty PIE PRy S A Dt Bristol Briefs, t ) taken. it was found that the ribs had | Sessionss Wells has resumed his — gton avent Commumity Center—Oic Wa ‘ 1o Town Clerk wl two in th Was Licutenant Governor of Canada w1 to the town clerk, one or the 4 degrees above zero. There is al. rair thic «x of fec on the other of these partics being residents | ready a fa pends in Berlin and one farmer stat R Quebec, Jan, 2.-—Lieutenant Gove ernor l. P’. Brodeur died today. He was stricken suddenly il last Sunday. Mr. Brodeur had be in office as cutenant-governor of the province only a month. He was born in 186 fhe son of Tousaint Brodeur, one of he patriots of the rebeliion of 18317, ¥ or tonight., This weans that the leg- A meeting wiil lw 1 at the of Harold (lurk in o rlin o'clock on Friday evening of th week to continue plans for the formn council, ur ‘ r continu- tion of a community center associa- Sout] 1 ' uthington u o ) minister of the interior i} urier tion in the East Berlin fire district ol et ¢ sunl di 5 a in decided o i W; i "' I)‘V he Laurie Une meeting has already been held \ ‘ Miss Caroline Sav- | poacidio’s Commander Is * A8 ol ol Ul TR T AN WEE Iitr inies and residents are enthusiastic regard MU S (Uive SnEEa i My v wer ing the work, At the meeting Friday This meeting e a continuation — Now Made a Brig. General "' oot bRy e [ e g e ki treet, Stamiord, 1 the | ia e s : evening officers will be elee night. The prize winner - . i 4 : » ¢ o 3 ing a n: . nada. He of the medtir of November 7, when preliminary details arr ] the subject was a review of “Crea- | Washington, Jan. 2.=Colonel W e’ first, Mrs. William & . “v"'_","“n‘ . - ; . vas appointed to the supreme court net From Plovida tive Forecs in Japas liam 1. Burnham. commanding at *cond. Mrse. Waiter E. Calor REE . . ma s oh oter f Canada years ago Mr, and Mrs, Stanley Bavrctt The nest mecting of the Woman's the Presidio Franeisco, has 11emen’s fivst, Bdward Carter P allowe ; : = Berlin have returned from Fio Missionary society of the Kensington hecn appointed b r general, fiti. - Morris Corning Work CONVICTED SHYRIEE 1ESTGN S b the ¢ < caw, a 1 BIG PROFIT IN SUGAR the cit e went Jan. %.-The O Do . e where they have been spending some oo e Miss Hattie loys. The The Summing Up of roud ch Congregational church will be h ing the vacancy ated by the pro e at V:u home o \|”, « ;v ton I!!::/'» motion of Major General Gordon Iaw " :" “"“ .—: LW : t v e § Igar company reported & on January 17 e subject will be November, General Burnham is the k morning folle “ mur sramt ‘ ity i . Yol nek . any repo Constable 1« Back i Raturday o onvicted 1 ral « 2 of ¢ ' . s “t pro 1 for the year Constable Frank Brown of the Bere yoodoie uture M. A P, | and oot THOm the Durtng tive ants in town are o spiracy t te the pr tion Insw '" . il ! as compared lin police force has ‘returncd from g,y wip be the leader world war he commanded the 164th Present time 1 the officials said t ' f weut his resig. « t 1 oRtex 2 ' 2€5 in the pre. New York city, where he spent New DAL L Meeting, infantry brigade and later the S2nd 4 Year's day with (riend He reports A merting of Emma Hart Willard givision in France during the 8t 1 interesting one, “The Child a senior infantry ofticer of the army, twelve mont Postal Receipts # great time and stated that U Was pater Daughters of the American | piel and Mewse-Argonne offensi Aecident Reported cipt this about the “wetlest . Vear's eve . povelution, i duled for Thurs- It was roported about tow E P . that he has seen. He said that be 4.0 aternoon, Jammary 16. The sub very member of a prominent or. MOrning that an automobilc had ALLEN SLUNGHEALER o e ke Cocoanut Oil Fine saw plenty of liquor while he Was in /.4 of the meeting will be “Winter i . . . o a telephone pole on West N A f ¢ : L eeting ” chestra Vienna is a yracticin ordl » e rlay ra in Vien practicing rantitsgnd eqphadiebio For Washing Hair the big city Castoms™ and the hostesses will be ohegioian, ain stroet * v Haye Mre, Graham, Mrs, Stowell and Mrs e of e driver and details Protect' 1 eipts for t . e — ' T | = ot teported The Mainville € ung’ 642,92 est that 1932 could ou want tb keep your hair in lition, be careful what you Wooding. . R R ’ r I ™ Fast Berlin Tems authoritics arc making an investiga . 1o was $80,546.¢ oy r' S ‘ me nm, The anmmal meeting and election of tion, but nething had been lea "" up 8a]n.t Install Officers ol to t i The tecently eclects . at and prepared shampoos officers of the Progessive Reading a late hour this morning e ree g i. This . 20p circte will held at the home o thought that the car was only slight . Beicheprey Post, A g e lIXItIW, SIYS nfllulst Mrs. 1. Dowd this evening of Iy damaged as it was removed soor neumoma were installed at mesti g d calp, makes t air brit- o'clock ¥ after the aceident had occurved night in leglo 5 " " A v harmful. Mulsified N s LS - Mre. Frank MetCrum of Bristo! Continue Christmas Clubs When the Jungs are inflamed ther Guetave Par tor) X ed voc it o« hampoo (whi is pure ery other night for thr WerkE | cpent Tuesday the guest of rela- BLE'ISHED SKIN A. A. Mcleod, treasurer of the | present fertile field for pneumonia y . . " 1 ascless), is much bete s your duty to brew a cup of this | oo yown Plainville Trust Co., stated this|germs. 1° onta lurks aiways near, 1 e o the : 1 ng ¢lse you can use great vegetable tea—that Is If you — qu. wenkly meeting of the Junior morning that the bank would keep | However sound the lungs may i 2 r e lbewisiypa v as this cannot pos- want better blood, elear complexion |, ... will be held in the social room breaking out or skin Ireitation | the (hristmas clubs open for a few | human be immune o y k1 cyes . ok body I8 evervome p . 2 ~ G SPRINENg of the Methodist church Thursday af- neck vy i8 overcome | weeks more. This is owing Banie ¢« inflammation and you progran Meatho-Ralp fact that a large number « are pr » «afe. For this pur Marrtage Announcedt - ternoon at 4 o'clock ks ! ] nothing found to take | Firdt Friday Devotions ous healing and germicidal g r . . WAy ¢ t hair and sca hair her parents, Mev, and Mre, A Fult the place tt tiphut preparation | 1y f thie week, wing the frst it has proven an almost unfa ther rinses Get 1 package today. 11 eosts but e, at their home on Main strect, re 8 trifle, but as a health builder 18| turmed to Barlington. Vi. Twesday worth its weight in geid Miss Dorie Annis of Warner W Wing. ¥ 5 rritation cd with the wusn Mes, 1. P Menthe Als vezema Yight Chureh Our 1ady © most magics I containe 1 ates e in M ow its s “treet orment pnlon ®ill be saAminister reai harmlese for f: « alid. TPriee The enildren I enjoy it The Epsorth league of the Meth. S t A of 13 yeioek Comnfessions + w €0 ol it's the ge AINE 1axalive | odist chitrch Will Rive .3 progressis tomorrow afterne sold i v Pirita by Clark & they ecan take, especially Zood when | flinch party in the chuarch basement » . again tomorrow " Peatnerd Co. Sational Pharmacs. Wit they are (retful. cross and feverish Friday evening "a or T ok “Ber-Mancom Drus Ca. City Drgs Store that ir v b ¢ trom 1he Feiday of the month, 3 ' entatihve when wend i 3 Jandrufl Tte o famea New York 3 . ar hair dries quiek Normal bowel artion. pe work- i the guest of Mr. and ing somach and sweet breath fol- Turner at their home on