New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 21, 1924, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1924, | 6 TO 14 YEARS SINCE OUR MAY SALE OE A 2000 OFFERED A THEIR BEAL WORTH—S$2. PRETIY FROCKS FOR THE GIRLS OF COUNTRY OR VA 10N WEAR, OVER FORTY DIFFERENT S1 Ihe Chance of The Year For Mothers to outfit their givls for snmm value, i c The Wonderful Values of last May's sale are well remembered hy e lany have heen waiting for another opportunity which is now theirs $1.89 each, these dresses will go quickly. They are of feved for veserve right to limit number to any one patron, he Materials Give Choice of ‘Anderson’s Ginghams, English prints Iiracloch plaids, Hypochccks and Bates Ginghams in all the season’s prett er sizes are bloomer styles. The Little Tots of Two to Six, are planned for at “iaby fine chambray, plain and checked, crepe in the latest ec 00, gome eml Your choice |nome of Mrs. George F. Dodd on | Worthir Ridge. Officers for | comir will be elected and re- ports of outgoing officers will b | rena he present are Mrs. Elizabeth J, Wickwire; gent, Mrs, George ¥, Dodd; s Mre, Leland Gwatking Ernest W, Milerum; K., S yer the Berlin News_ VIOLATORS OF LAW WARNED BY COURT Judge Will Wait lor Fishermen to Learn Statute 16 RECEVE FINES LATER Regent, vice-ve- cretary, Mrs. Miss Mrs. officers treasurer, historfan, gistrar wdvisory by Mrs, Fya vage; e Stoarns M. Cowles, Hodgson and Mrs trustees of Christian Lane cemetery, Miss Marjorie Moore, Mrs, Sidney M. Cowles and Mrs, Eroest W, Miidfum Missionary Meeting Friday The Woman's Missionary society of the Kensington Congregational church will mect at » of Mrs, Lewis Griffith « Kensington Friday after- noon at 3 o'clock, The meeting will addressed by Mrs, Martin Welles og who will speak on Ind of the church are eordial- tend the meeting, ‘s the Ball Team? Apparently the men and young fellows in the Worthington dis Interest, triet have patched up their differences as no word been heard of 80 far this season. Tt was®hought that new ' they wonld organize ball teams in or fisher- | der each other up, but t men to have licensed, stated Judge ! have not evey engaged in any pinoc George Griswold of the Berlin town | tournamients] so far as known, court today, Judge Griswold said that |they are kecping the affair a secr since the law Is a new one, there are ast year they many who are not familiar with its each other's heels during demands and If any are haled into spring and summer months, court for a first offense they will be have been eagerly awaiti aliowed to go with a warning, offi- nual outbreak from the cors' fees being collected, however. camps, but it has not It has been declded to let the coming ‘ ts warn the offenders, In the Urged to Attend Meeting, course of time offenders will be se- All womnen voters in Berlin have verely dealth with, that is, after & been requested to attend the county given Interval has elapsed. The judge donvention of the League of Woman sald that there are always some Who Voters, 1 will be held the never learn except by harsh experi- | ifotel New Britain, on ences, When it is thought that all qay of this week. Due an should know about the law, the courts avoidable delay the committee v will shut down on them and fines will | ynable to get notices of this cony be dealt out tion in the mails in time, but Berlin Two young men arrested for weinen &re tavited to attend, whither without & license by the game warden |yney reecived notice or not ast week were In court last night. Supper Tonight. Ihey were John Sunday and D. Ana The annual free supper of #iasio of Berlin, who were both allow- | reangington Methodist church will be ed to g0 upon payment of held tonight, the fieet ' betasr amounting to $5 each, after served at ¢ AR entertalne given & warning by the judsge. ment will follow. Falcetti On Probation & Joe Falcett! of Berlin was placed on Fast Berlin Items probation by Judge Griswold when his' Mr. Johnson of Hartford tase came up in court last night. It |Ing a few days as the guest of his son had been decided to vacate hif appeal William home and the judge was advised to that ef- Main street tect by Judge Willlam F. Mangan of | The weckly meeting New Britaln yesterday. Falcettl ap- league will ba held in the peared In court prepared to go to jail the Methodist church T to serve his sentence of 87 days which | ternoon at 4 o'c was impospd by the court Monday. Miss Doris FEd The judge decided that 1t would be ' N. J, is the guest a good 1dea to Investigate econditions Mrs. Ar Mildru in the man’s home, therefore placir Main stre . him on probation. end a It developed that there has been Whist and social given | atholic a misunderstanding between the man Daughters America and his son and it is expected that Heart church pariprs the eourt will take steps to straighten g. June a cut Ghis difficulty. Annual D. A. R, Mecting The annual meeling of Emma Hart Villard ehapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will be held fo- morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Thomas Bige ow; ho be Hartford, All womer invited to ¢ Whes Annual Meeting of Daughters of American Revolution - ting of Misslonary Soclety—News of the Town's Churches—Others Items of has em The tendency will he to hear upon those who violate t fishing law which requires all light Iy to show nnle were snapping at the entire Roesidents this two been hostile torth whic at tt Frie un a8 to fishing f the costs being o'clock is spe shnson, at his on of the Junior social room af- o ursd Orang other, of Sacred Tuesday daylght will enter- 8 o'clock Frank eveni Mre, John of the Ep- Methodist following Miss Mis: -president vice-presider Miss Etta Lawrence, and fourth vice- president, Miss Florence ( sistart, Mrs, Royal Morse; GRAND FA'R an® treasu Miss Winifred organist, Miss Mabe inte A t of the Jur Fuller. One new admitted a bara Krasha A wi hall tk Cor be the the atne Parn super- ague, Mre, member was meeting, Miss Bar- Given By ior le CUURT MATTABASSETT this No. 137. F. of A FORESTER'S HALL KENSINGTON May 21, 2 entertainment at the e e shmer and ve Athietie g for t efit of the Tmu s win served peam” class of the Meth- odist Sunday school tendered their tiacher, Miss Winifred Barnes, a very surprise in the social he church last evening les Fi entettain of the club Berlin Thursday after. pleasa 80¢ e will = the membe Qocial Five” No Canvassing her home ir See Gianta and Ronketty, Main St., THE GREATEST VALUES OFFERED IN IRLS’ SUMMER DRESSES 6 TO 11 YEARS, SUITABLE FOR STREET, It is only by hearty cooperation with. the makers that we are able to offer such value at this low price, Do not delay, for such wonderful opportunity will not come your way again very soon. sale at Girls' Seetion, sccond floor and we at $1.80 each. the | YEAR AGO T $1.89 each 0 TO $5.00 SCHOOL, YLES, er at much less than the dresses very mother who purchased then. Would advise early buying, for at Arawn voiles, Kalbernic Ginghams, iest colorings. Many of the small- . of and Infants' Dept. Pantie dresses woidered, also colored voiles, Kensington, for Memorial Day plants advt FALL OF FRANG I WORRYING FRENCH Poincare and Millerand Call Her- riott Into Conference By T iated Press. Paris, May 21 The of the frane is worrying P'resident Millerand and Premier Poincarc to such an ex- tent that thoy resorted today to the extraordinary course of calling in Bdouard Herriot and Paul Painleve, leaders of the new majority in the parliament, to confer with them on the subject as it the men consulted ul already become members of the governmen M. Poincare and fall M. Francols-Mar- #al, the minister of finance, explained that the credit of France was heing impaired by doubt as to what course new government would follow on financial questions, They gave it as their judgment that the leaders of t incoming parties should make clear what their financial policy would be 1t fs understood the visiting leaders were informed that the banking in New York d Londor which have been assisting the Bank France in maintaining the frane cred it necessary that such a statement Premicr Poin- {care sald he had consulted the lead- ing financiers of Paris and that this was also their judgment MM. Herriot and Painleve scribed as having said surance would be in the minietc declaration ministry was formed and having had the approval men They willing, he extent of saying that they the balancing the imperative r ¥ ernment. of tthe ne with and the premier cam quite unexpectedly M Herriot, who arrived from Lyons only this mornin d change a fev friends bof i form by anticipation potential premier of Franc loped that President Mill the suggestio Premic after considering the exc tion and the fi franc gencra vesterday, had in leader togethor republican with the minister the groups a consi issued, are an hature before without of parlia however, such 4 of & the s its were to go to regarded budget as bility of ar T'he of France's sponsi- g conference w the pre abott ust time to his political to per act It de- rand Poincar hange positior o words with hem re lea his sity the a consultation held ite the radi with Fainleve, the to confer and 1t palace o ancia o M. premier at the sidential world sociali prescr t pre politics the Elysee, While the discussing Mayor Herriot \this invitatio was on big motor « The M The con residence, s still his way asted greatest phrasing of the fe, which was terms g 9 nearly t diffjculty m ration howurs t was the to the p Iy jssued in thes “On the initiative of the eouncil fi president held at office o presi- MM. Poincare alned to MM the financia det MM. Painleve affirm the ¢ balancing eratis a mee and Francois-Marea situation in and Herriot that a rigorous budget is an P and onviction im obligation any rmment whate DISCUSS RATE MAKING 1, May 21 » making occupied ti yn of the convention of the association of of a servies Wells, isetts pubiic at w recognize this Profe Yale, —Discussion of e forenoon Nat- America today charg mem- al Gas Urging adoption for gas consumers, 1. ber of the Mas commission, tially forty principles nelnded Political ach sorv- fce teclar at substan- states 1 Speakers arters Irving Fisher s<or Economy at Plainville News FORMER RESIDENT DONATES 70 BODKS ‘Edward N. Bristol Makes Splen- - did Gilt to Public Library | (GOMNISSION ADOPTS LINES Fstate Transfer — Plainville | Real Grange Meeting—Legion Amuur,vl Birthday — School Visiting Day — Plainville Briefs, | Ldward N. Bristol of New York city, has, through the efforts of Mrs. C. W. Moody of the Plainville Lite ary club, made a splendid donation of 70 books for children to the Plainville Public library. Mr. Bristol spent his boyhood days in Plainville living in the ‘house on Broad strect which is now occupied by Pearl W, Smith. He left a number of yearsago anl through the course of his life, became connected with the Henry Holt Pub- | |lishing company of New York. His| attention was brought to the drive for | books which is still being carried on by the Literary club by Mrs. Moody | and because of the happy days he spent here as a boy, Mr. Bristol has made the gift, His knowledge of the |worth of books is a valuable one be- | cause of his connection with the pub. lishing house and without a doubt, the collection of books which he is send ing, will be one of the best that could be procured. There will be many children in Plainville whe will coms to know Mr. Bristol as tihe man who didn’t forget his boyhood town. | Commission Adopts Lines The Plainville town plan commis slon has given notice that the 24 foot building and 16 foot veranda lines have been adopted on Maple strect {between East and Whiting streets 1s a result of the public hearing on the | matter in the town hall on May 12,/ The commission has found that | benefits are accruing to or damages sustained by any person owning lanl, included in the map of the scction | which was drawn and filed with the ! town clerk | Real Fstate Transfer | T. 1. Birnbaum and son, Warold, have purchased one of thie prettic pieces of property in Plainville in the well known Doctor Tomlinson place on Broad street, The property wa acquired by purchase from Mrs, Ells Reardsley and has a frontage en the street of 124 feet and a depth of feet, It s a one-family house of nine rooms and includes a garage Plainville Grange Meets Tha Plainville Grange held an In- teresting meeting last evening in Grange hall on Pieree street, 'Th third 1 fourth degrees were con ferred on a class of 11 candidates and the work was witnessed by a lar number of members including visitors from Avon, Wethersfield and Bristol I'ollowing the meeting a harvest sup. per was served At the next meeting which s to be eld on 7 lay evening, June 3, past lecturer's night will be obseerved and A program will be presented by commitiee composed of past lecturers of the grange Birthday Party A birthday surprise party was given last evening at the home of Mrs, Al bert Johinson of Mountain 1n honor of her daug Miss Eva Johnson, who attained the age of 17| About 15 friends of the young lady were ji®attendance and during the evening games were played and musical lections, both voecal and 1 fteumental were rendered, Miss John son received a large of beay tiful gifts, Lunc) was served by the hostess t no View ter o years numbe on Auriliary Birthday, American Leglon auxiliary Brock-Barnes post, will observe fourth birthday in the Legion rooms on Whiting street, 1 evening when visitors ffom larfes surrounding cities visit with iary oin them in o event, A ¢ of candd initiated. into the auxi state officers be pres Warren, president ausiliary aper outlining the histors nization its inceptipn 1 will the birthday A musi 08t rumes will be r Miss A rendered and served by gronp. P tertain one The to its post orrom the aux- in will and towns and aus serving the tes will be y and the Mrs the local since e aigo cut She and consist vocal sele nd Robert W Gral and others will be cheon be n will ns have ed in Plainviile school Visiting Day., the and ers of nd ever the to e ever assemt will e day Prit have the gramma Judd and 1t L plans to ent ' € ga the ipal made largest friends of visited being will ne 1erings ppile building to carried on give an exhibitior complished during the regular daily carried ' conduct during th of 1 1 b s the work pupils the ast there work wme- vear a work also he sewing class article made and will have a ade candy to offer, friends of the pupils d in the work cordia invi 4 wi e will s ] seasion supply o rents and re interest bea d ing 1 to pay the schools a visit from Rece of Attend Todge large 0dd ¥l ourneyed to Thompso niIng to attend the A number ocal i ception and ba GRAND CARNIVAL PLAINVILIY AND DRUM conrs NIGHT THIS Wi I EvERy ® Acts of Vaodeville and Other Attractions Werry-zo-round for the children Fun for both the young and old Tree vd barn, | tendered to the grand officers. The local party numbered about 20 mem- be The grand officers of both or- ders were present and a delightful | tigie was had. | Methodist Church Supper. A supper will be given t ning in the Methodist church for all | officers of the churches in Plainville and their wives. An especially good spread has been prepared and an ex- cellent program of entertainment will be presentgd. Musical sclections will be given by several attending in- cluding piano sclections by Albert White and cornet s by Merton J. Lamb. Helping Hand Meeting. The Helping Hand society of the Advent Christian chureh will hold regular meeting with Mrs. 17 Twing tomorrow afternoon on the Advent camip grounds. A number of important matters are to come for discussion and every mem urged to be present Woman's Federation Notes, The Woman’s Iederation of the Congregational church will hold an encertainment in Congregational church tomorrow evening s o'clock. W. H. Stoddard of Hart- ford will give an exhibi of sleight of hand and, as he is consid- ered one of the in this line in the state, a large number will be out to sece him. A musieal pr gram will b® rendered and home made candy will be for sale, Legion Initiation, class of candidates will be into Brock-Barnes post, American Legion, at the regu meeting on Monday evening. Tl candidates were gained in the recent membership drive which held throughout the state and mem- bership committee expects to have several more before Monday evening. Plans for Memorial Day will be per fected and other important matters will come up for discussion, Carnival Is On, attendance at the Fife and corps carnival last evening at the corner of East Main street and Neal's Court was one of the largest of the week. The local corps is one of the miost popular organizations in the town and townspeople are eager te support them In every undertake, The merry-go-round has proved fo be a great attraction for the children and the large varioty of goods on the wheels Thas hrought many of the adults, The carnival will run the remainder of the week and will come to a close Saturday night. Saturday afternoon there will be a monster fife and drum corps parade and field day with valuable prizes being offered for the winners in all events, Plainville Rriefe Mary A. Callen of Broad street abie to be out for a short day after a long period of illness, 1. Ivan Benjamin is visiting at his home a few daye. He is under. going treatment &t Tawton Hall Brattlehoro, V't The regular meeting Sewing circle will not weelk, Prank foree s lengthy eve- 50 up is 11 the at ion hest artists A large initiated was the The Drum project they time each for of Martha be held this the post office after a of be Hohbein abla to sickness. ot Store at 129 West Main full line of groceries, also and soda Phone 129 Yor Tent stroet with fen advt KLAN RECORDS ARE T0 BE INTRODUCED Will Be Brought to Washington in Mayfield Case eream May Additic Ku Klux Klan Washington w hed today for senate committec Washir 21 records ¢ be brought agreement reac tlon the investigating the brough against Senator Téxas, A prop sideration t perm George E. P, Ped against Mayfield, to go 1 Kian headquarters to ex ords for any tions by tl glo f the are to to der ar inspec hy sprela Mayficld been 1 evidence order fund bu that xamis was ampai reed No he mittee t of impér Clark trict at the the 1982 field, ¥ JuNoR Y A MLEETS A sn W H iar pubiic The appro the ms 24, 4 rnan snid comm 7 sigr ssior by and in wn Town ¢ ‘ ille T ™ said T. WHEE! Seur fits by P Bristol News | PROPOSES SURVEY OF BUILDING LINES Gouncilman Murray Says Prop- erty Owners Should Be Interested MEDICAL INSPECTION AGAIN Request of Parochial Schools Re- ferred to Board of Health—Vaccea Gets Contract for Burlington Ave Improvements at Council Mee Action toward the g troublesome fronted the time in the no building clearin up of a situation city council from time matter of strects lines have bheen ¢ ished was taken last night city council session when Councilman James L. Murray presented a motion asking that the attention all citi- zens be called to the question of building lines on their streets, If this attention consideration, petitions to the for the establishment of the ATy lines will follow and a menacing cor dition will be Al I'he application for extension of th old building of the Dristol Savings bank two toward the street to allow alterations in the structure ve the council ard problem to Because of the request, it was last night to call in th property owners from North Main to High strects for a hearing ¢ when opinions will be Consider Extension, kxtension of the medical inspection of the public schools to the parochial schools is beyond the jurisdiction the board of education, a rding to an opinion rendered to the council by Corporation Counsel William N. Dero- sier He informed the city board, however, that the board of health | power to handla the matter recommended that { questic referred to that body, It was voted by the council to refer the matter to the health board and the corporation counsel to determine the expense the work before definite decision is made to grant the extension, The matter was taken up when the paro- chial school officlals asked, in the in- terests of the general health of the city, that the schools be wed the same supervision in this line as the public institutions, In view of the proximity of smallpox the city officials thought the an and the st W 1 s col to where o respeet is given council nece done extension a granting good favor of the Estimate Given t the grading idley ot vas annou hy o gineer Carleton W, Buell sary (e work for the stree about $6,660, T iecessary to put tl dition as the recent great havoe or The report was accepted but cision was taken to the 7y time for starting of the ne 1 work Vacea Awarded Contract Cosmo Vacca of this eity the contract for lLaving curbs gutters on Burlington avenue, rec y asked for by the 1 Vacea's bid amon d Work will started improve Grading Estimate t¥ proposed for (€ £9,2050 work str will cost ity is work will he street into good flood thorough as yssible was giver and nt si Mr. to ment, Sore Goods Da Damage of several by near el treds gEIng o of do ars was caused sewor on Main May ¥ the flooding of the place, v claim g gl the ¢ the strect on 2 accordi Wil stroyed a he wat quantity of v stored, in 1 he relmbursemer 1 to the elaims committ k to the at 1 by m merchar The luable basem st for as rr port ba . Other Conncil Maite Tread the Every Mother Should Read This! Mrs. Alexander Bradley of Danbury, Conn., says: “After 14 long years trying different remedies I have at last found a good medicine, Dr.True’s Elixir I was nearly discouraged. I was giv- ing my oldest girl something nearly every night, but now I keep a bottle of Dr. True’s Elixir handy, and only give it occasionally. I have tried so many things, but now as soon as I see signs of worms I give Dr. True's Elixir, The True Family Laxative and worm expeller for quick relief.”” Made of strictly pure-quality herbs. Family size $1.20; other sizes 60c and 40c, Successfully used for over 73 years spita eral 4 Treadway an date under ¢ nothing had been done ing of a contract It is understood that the di being mentioned for the post is a resident of Leonmin- ster, Mass, Chin t damag the city for seve in absenc Mr. 1ounced that one candi- sideration but as to the sign- ivs and his was o Vire wi Damages, s caused last night at th home of \ Lincoln place. The nd Squad A had the t within a short ey v blaz Uy flai tin Salvation Av Announce Salvation New B gram mpany under 1 ¥ Band Coming. was made today that 1w band, which is nd, will play a con- ¥ afternoon square, short talks officials in men Ar 4 on ur 't pr Saturds 12:15 o'clock at the addition to the music given by the army of the at In wi charge be ation Poppy Day, Poppy Day will be observed on Sat- urday by Harold ¥, Emmett Post, Wars, when can- ed to the streets { raising funds. Pop- observed a week by the post. fon Initiates, 5 candidates the cicheprey Post, its initiatory Leglon hall, ritual in & greatly mem- swing the business meeting from Satt - With legrec n a class of 2 team of Leglon, began new o team carricd ou highly the entertaining to on of the post 10 Mr turned lin re- ome on in South the lake play \m ton the v ts tonight regular SOUTHINGTON NEWS 1 in the Sons ¥ ter- for the Ran August. The the Italian nd il most August and 12 in annually by he town held on ed with fire and with & bhoth eve. celebras scription, nee the years, for t of this town, sanitorfum yes. nes FOR FREE DELEGATES Mississippi Precincts Reports Indicate That State Wil Send Uninstructed Delegation While re- precinet Mississippl yesterday cgates to the democratie tions Thursday were - ications were that a iarge leiegates to the cgun- would be opposed on gations for presidential state convention will ot Pow state chaire Oscar W. Unders rommittes was de. the Hinds stor £ wood's ~eate county convention. to