New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1924, Page 3

ANNUAL MEETING I}F quAN’sB“ARI] Contaglous ward fund ., 1,713,10 Ambulance ,........000. 275.88 . Children’s free bed i by e i mortgage ............ 2,000.00 ' woman's hospital board. . 3,045.40 Pleasant Social Function Held Respect(ully, at Hospital This Atternoon —_— The membership committee of the Woman's pital Board held its anpual meefing and tea this after- noon at the nurses’ home on Haw- kins street. Dr. T. E. Reeks, super- intendent of the New Britain Gen- eral hospital, and Miss Maude E. Traver, superintendent of the hos- pital training school, spoke at the meeting, Which began at 3 o'clock. Mrs. W. E. Attwood, the secretary, and Mrs. George Rapelye, treasurer, presented thelr annual reports. Mrs, Frank Traut reported on the work of the membeship committee dur< ing the past year. Mrs. George W. aut, president of the soclety, con- :cud the meeting. After the meeting 4 tea was held, arrangements being - in charge of Mrs. H. L. Mills, chairman, and Mrs. W, C. Hungerford. Mrs. George Kimball and Miss Cornella Cham- berlain poured. Plans were made for accommodating 200 members, Following is the treasurer's re- port: . “I submit herewith the treasirer's report ‘'of the Woman's Board for 12 months, from October 1, 1923, to October. 10, 1924: Balance on hand Cash membership fees ... Life membership, Mrs, Har- tlet J. Connell, Mont- ALl | policies of To credit of~ Chlildren's free bed KATHERINE D. RAPELYE, Entertalnments . Paid on piano ... Balance . MRS. GEORGE KIMBALL, RALLY IN FIFTH Candidates for G. 0. P, Nomina- fion for Representative Speak Judge B. W. Alling and Fred O. Hospital | Rackiiffe, candidates for the repub- !lican nomination for representative, 212,86 | apepared at a rally in Skmulaky'.u} 707.00 | hall last night and outiined the| |nated and elected ,,,,, $ 16122 Treasurer. The report of the numes' enter- | talnment committee was as follows: | Balance 19231024 ...... Card party receipts .. Gifts toward plano $360.75 Expenditures, 137.00 ............ 3 20.54 Chairman. NG-RACKLIFFE they will follow it nomi-| .8 20;.:1'nm degree murder | guilty. MRS RISTEEN HELD ONMURDERCHARGE Companion Mlso Aecused in Husband’s Death f Salem, Mass, Oct, 14, — Mrs, ' Marion A. Risteen of Beverly, and George W. Plummer, Jr., a lodger at her home, were arraigned in district court here today on charges of Inconnection with the death of the woman's hus- band, Fred K. Risteen, whose body was found in Norwood Pond, North Beverly, October 4. The date of Risteen's death has been placed at September 21. In voices hardly audible in the court room both entered pleas of not | Mrs. Risteen collapsed as | she uttered the words “not guilty' | and was assisted by a police officer. Plummer made an attempt fo smile when his name was called. On mo- tion of thelr counsel the case was continued for a week and the de- fendants were remanded to Salem Jail without bail, Risteen’s body was discovered hy | three boys, one of thesa Plummer's littie brother. It had heen weighted | down with automohile parts and| pleces of scrap metal, In a gon- tession Plummer said he had killed (the man in fair fight after Risteen had accused him of familiarity with Mrs. Risteen. The commonwealth will attempt to prove that IHA(”'!‘ was strangled by means of a strand City Items Blankets, T. A. B. Fair—adv, Mrs. J. E. Klingherg, wite of Rév. Dr. Klingherg, is expected home next Guibransen player pianos at Morans. ~advt, Thursday from a trip to relatives' in Chicago and Jollet, I1l. While in Joliet Mrs, Klingberg visited the fa- mous prison there and noted to her great sorrow the large number of young men confined there, among whom were the young Loeb and Leopold boys of €hicago fame. Home cooked lunches at Crowell's. | advt, Eugene T. Walsh and Frank J. Fltzpatrick, representatives of the Beaver Hill club of New Haven, are spending a few days at the home Paul C. Walsh of East Main street Thomas MeCormick of 59 Sey- mour street, has entered St, Francis’ hospital to undergo an operation. Victrolas and Planos, at Morans'— advt, # | Winthrop Council, Bons and Daughters of Liberty, will hold a regular meeting Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock fn O. U, A. M. hall, | Mr, andMrs. August Start and son, Oscar, have returned to their | home in Waltham, Mass., after spending a few weeks with Mr, and | Mrs. A. F. Nelson of Corbin avenue, Lunch at Hallinan's.—advt. A. G. Hammond Camp, U, §. W. V., will hold a regular meeting in the camp meeting room at the atate armory tamorrow night at 8 o'clock. Join Morans' Xmas Music Club.— advt, The wedding of Eugene J. Clerkin of this city and Miss Catherine A | Lynch of Norwalk, which was to | have taken place today in Norwalk, | has been postponed for one week because of Miss Lynch's {liness. Auto Robes, T. A. B. fair.—adv. The regular meeting of Court | X N | of telephone wire, which was found SR RIS b 25.00 | The foriger told his audience that | ° g i Giffts: Thanksgiving offerings Oliver 1. Davis, a third candidate, | t1ed tightly about the throat of the | Parnohis) Achool +1sss ve 10,00 |has not told his rally audiences | P09 Plainville school . {7.02 [what he proposed to do regarding T ey London suburbs have 1,00 |the vaccination law if he is elected | Columbla, Cathollc Daughters ot suffered | America, will be held at M t ot \::: :,B;?';’I.G,:’!,! ‘‘‘‘‘ E 1.00 |and _he pointed to Davis' activities | from a plague of daddy-long-lega, or | o'clock thise vening In O, U. A, M. Mre. W. C. Hungerford 1.00 [In opposition to this statute, Dayis |crane files. y | hail, Mrs. M. N. Judd ...... 1.00 1" leader of the local anti-vaceination Mrs, C. F. Mitchell 1.00 ‘::m"emen't‘ Judge{Alllngl d:'clared . % 4 : ,‘ at continuance of vaccination is dd h Tk Lo necessary to the neain ot e ey| Far From the Madding Throng : 10| He told of his work at the last session of the legislature and promised to continue his activities {In the interests of the state and city. 1.00 2.00 " Edith Smith r 0 Miow Eranced a0 Yoo | Asaessor Joseph Kloskowskl apoke AT 100 | in Polish, explaining in detall issues . : | discussed by the candidates, At- Hoepital friends ....... 1658 1omey Henry Nowicki also spoke. Hebrew Ladies' Ald” so- s The republican primarles are in clety ..ot 25001 progress this afternoon, voting hav- — |ing commenced at 4 o'clock. The 86.680 | polls will be closed at 8 o'clock to- Bridge for free bed ...... 1,620.56 | night. Voting places are as fol- Interest on mortgage for {lows: children’s free bed ..... 180.00| First ward, High school, Bassett Sale of food at tea ...... 3.00street entrance. Second ward, State Trade school, South Main $2,844.26 | street, dlrectly opposite Whiting Expenditures. street . Third ward Camp school, Deposited in savings Bank on Prospect street. Fourth ward, of New Britain ......... $2,000.00 | Grammar school, Main street, cor- To New Britain general hos- ner Chestnut street. Fifth ward, pital: Bartlett school, Grove #treet, corner Free bed for patients... 212.30|Broad. Sixth ward, Elihu Burritt Children’s free bed fund. 50.00 | school, North street. Thanksgiving offering from Plainville . L1700 c;:n}:’nu e FOR EVERY $1.00 PER MONTH 50,00 Paid Into The . 6200 O B. C. Porter—rental of Il “ . Building & Loan Supplies: Flower -. 25.00 A () Printing - 18.00 t] File and oards « 4.26 SSOCIa on Tea rv.eo 10.50 FOR 1235 YEARS Postage . 191 YOU WILL RECEIVE $200.00 $2,454.57 , $30,000 Being Paid This Month on T Ty Matured Shares Caahbalanes s (i i gary, Canada, ranch. $2,844.26 Room 201 Nat'l Bank Bldg. e Houiseof Jushionablo Alllivery, Thisisnotan ordinary.| £ Y sale. This is an ex- 'EEE traordinary sale. 7 MILLINERY CO. : 177 MAIN STREET THREE DAY SALE Wednesday, Thursday, Frida The Downstairs Store offers these unusual val- ues. They compare with hats that you have seen marked much more. These are not hats that are regu- larly sold at this price. fers practically at this one p were formerly With a primitive log cabin replacing palatial American estates, the Prince of Wales enjoys sweet leisure at the Cal- He is shown starting for a cattle sale and picnic in company with Professor and Mrs. Carlyle. The Main Floor of- hat on the main floor There are hats that ed up to $15. La Rose and Fashion Hats are included in this group. This sale is for 3 days only. $3 Hats Downstairs $6 Hats Main Floor e — every rice. mark- ‘ I Sash Curtains All colors, For Wednesday ".... “Tintex” Dyes 10c Girls' Silk Lisle Hose English Ribbed, in Beav- er, Sand, Black, Grey and Pongee; sizes to 9%, For 25¢ Wednesday, pair Made of C, T. N. Curtain Muslin, in cross hars and dots. For Wed- nesday, pair.... 49¢ To embroider, of good quality huck; pretty de- I signs in simple patterns. I Combing Jackets For Wednes- 49 c day s T A Fresh Shipment of Large Jumbo Peanuts Just received. For Wed., Ib.... 29c¢ 32-inch Ginghams New designs, in stripes and checks, a wide varie§y. For Wednesday, 15 c Mamma Dolls Unbreakable head, dress- ed in Rompers, jointed arms and legs. 45 c For Wednesday Ash Sifters Made of hard wood and heavy gauge wire, large size. For 4 5 C Wednesday Men's Woven Border Striped Handkerchiefs quality ~ Muslin, . 25¢ Fine V3-inch hem, Wed., 3 for.. Boys’ Flannelette Pajamas Of good weight, well made and trimmed. striped patterns, For Wednesday . ... 89C Borden's Eagle Brand Milk can. For 50c¢ Regular 19%¢ Wednesday, 3 for Bixby's Polishes Liquid and Paste, all colors. For lOc Wednesday Women’ V neck. These come in ext For Wednesday Boys | Union Sui | nion duits Heavy weight in “Ran-g | dom” finish, all sizes to 18 | 1_\'@31‘5. For - 95(:‘ Wednesday .. “Silkine” Mercerized Cro- chet Cotton, all Covel'l sizes in white, ecru Aand linen. . Of good quality For Wed. muslin, datntily Ball trimmed with otton lace. Al sizes to : — 44. For “Pollo” Ve 39€ 36 inches wide, suit- | —————— THe furniture | able for Pillow Cases and | «pR.: 11~ "“r‘)‘;h-fl " local | pumberless other uses. Bnllo product of tecog- 5 < nized merit. For | FOr Wednes 17C The 10c size. Wed. day, yard .... For 7 19¢ 37c¢ 4 Women’s Vests " or Bloomers A medium weight gar- ment with a fine silk stripe. | Vests in both bodice and shoulder tops, regular and extra sizes. For 4’5C Wednesday Womer's Full Of the hest grade striped flannel with collar or s Gowns ra size, . 95¢ Just Received! A New Line of Cretonnes in handsome and varied de- signs; a fine assortment. For Wednesday, yard ..... ..‘. 170 Corset “Star Brand” Mercerized Crochet Cotton in White and Linen, all sizes; at the Art Dept., ball...... 10(: Fashioned Silk Hose Extra heavy weight, in Thrush and Airedale; first quality. For Wednesday, pair ............. e | PERCALE | APRONS Several styles and a nice assortment of desirable | patterns. For 21 c | | Wednesday 0-Cedar Mops Just Arrived! China Tmported The housrhold size, For 690 Wed.... Men’s Light Weight Hose Cups and Saucers First quality, are white trimmed with Black, Beige, Nude, Silver, $1.00 Children’s Lined | CASHMERE | GLOVES ; Grey and Brown; just the thing for these snappy days. For ‘ 49c Wednesday, pr.. 1 18x54 Tan Linen Runners pretty and not difffeult to work. 490 For Wed Jergen’s They In plain and | 3 fine gold Soa drepstitch pa t- border & 1 9c p tems. Blue and USERaS bromn tones. For In the Basement Beil0ci cakes s Pair 45C For Wed 15C | | | In the Basement. To embroider — designs Glycerine {Hill's Cascara Reg. 25¢ size. lsc For Wednesday E. Z. Knit Drawer Waists For Boys and Girls, all Vetwntry . 35¢ Women’s Silk and Wool Hose Novelty striped, with Silvertone effects, in Grey, Black, Airedale and Hazel. For Wednesday, 65 c PRIY Dotted Marquisette Fine quality white with Rose, Gold or Blue dots. i s SO Women’s Crepe Bloomers In flesh and white, rein- forced and with ruffle knee. For Wednes- 49 c (LA Fancy Val Lace Edges Values to 12%;¢ yd. For Wednesday, 12-yd. piece .... 39¢ Women’s Lined Cashmerette Gloves In Grey, Black and Brown, all ~sizes. For Wednesday, pair st e 490 Fancy Turkish Towels Large size, Yellow, Blue, Rose and Lavender cross stripes. For Wednesday .... 33 C Suede Strap Wrist Gauntlet Gloves Colors are Mode, Grey and Brown. For 59c Wednesday, pr.. . Women's Full Fashioned Light Weight Silk and Wool Hose in Black, Brown, Beaver Fog and Grey. For Wed- wi ... $1.49 Window Ventilators Metal frame, with a fine fabric stretched across. For Wednes- 69 c day Women's Flannelette Bloomers Full cut and with ruffled knee. For 39c Wednesday D