New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1924, Page 7

' NEW ~Special F our Day Stock Reduction Sale Holiday Goods Are Pouring In; Room Must Be Found for Them. Over Sanguine Buyers, and the Mild Season, Leaves Us With Larger Stocks of Regular Goods Than We Need. We Will Hold a Big Stock Reduction Sale, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Satur- day, Octoker 29, 30, 31, and November 1. The Offerings Will Be Exceptional. Merchandise cf the Brown Thomson & Com- pany’s Standard. " Berlin News TEHPLATE SHOPTO HAVE DEDICATION Construction Go. Will Introduce | | helef of and most enthusiastic presented by a committee them up, were approved cepted, pany to use trolley cars on the line during the rush hours. That bet- ter service will be the result is the seople in general, Community Club Meeting The Kensington Community club mecting, attended by the largest number of residents in its short history, dis- pensed with a great deal of impor- tant business last night. The by-laws and constitution, as to draw gnd ac- The nominating committee, consisting of thes same members who brought in the list of officers, strings, McCarroll, 0. B. 0., 303; high team three atrings, Baraca, 1400; high team single, Baraca, 500, Individual averages, for those having scores of 80 or over are Ras- mussen, 101; Matsen, 95; Corr, 94; Cooney, 94; MiCarroll, 93; Nello, 93, Moffatt, 92; Anthony, i McCabe, 92; Wilcox, 92; Hultquist, Hoff- man, 91; Horn, 90; FEdgerly, 90, Daniel Webster, The funeral of Daniel Webster was held from the Congregational church yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev. Samuel A, Fiske of- ficiating. . During the service Miss Helen Brown, soloist B BRITAIN DAILY Plainville News PROPERTY LSTS MUST BE FILED Owners Have Until Saturday to Avoid 10 Per Gent Penalty GIVES INTERESTING SPEECH | Voting Machines to Be Open— Martha Rcebekah Masquerade— Trumbull Banquet—Runs ' Away \ Again—Vinton Funeral Today. The board of assessbrs announces that lists of property must be filed with the board by Saturday night at § o'clock to avoid the penalty of an additional 10 per cent on tax lists. The assessors are in session nearly every day for the purpose of ac- | cepting the lists and to datg only a small percentage of the property owners In town has complied with the law. Although numerically of property owners who have al- ready filed their lists is great, the proportion of those who have not is great also with respect to the total number of property owners. Falil- ure to have the lists in the hande of the assessors by Saturday evening at 8 o'clock will cost the delinquents a good deal with the additional ten per cent which will be imposed as a penalty. No'lists will be accepted after next Saturday night at 8 o'clock. Interesting Speech Given A large crowd of interested voters turned out last evening to Willis Ballinger, director of the speakers' bureau for the La Follette- Wheeler campaign, present the ar- guments of the third party. The audience was by far the largest which has attended the three meet- ings held to explain the political views of the three parties. The arguments of the third party were deltvered in a clear and con- cise manner and the records of both the Republican and Democratic nominces were attacked on the grounds of thelr past performances. The achicvements of the standard bearers of the third party were ex- |tolled and their records were ,re- | cited. Although the audience was com- posed of voters of all political faiths those present declared that the speech was well worth listening to and it was evidenced to them why the third party campaign has gained such headway even in Plainville, where up to now it has been more or less an unknown quantity. Open Voting Machines ‘the number hear | bid RALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER Tading, Roy 8. Wildman, T, Harry Lewls and Charles F, Smith. L L. Brastow was toastmaster and the address of welcome was deliver- od by Robert C. Graves, The speak- ers were: V, ", Bruce Wetmore, president of the Wetmore-Savage Co.; Arthur G, Kimball, president of Landers, rary & Clark Co.; Frank Elllot, president of the Elfot-Lewls Electrical Co.; George P, Flading, manager of the New York office of the Trumbull Co.; Roy 8, Wildman, vice-president of the American Brass T. Harry Lewls, vice-president of the Elliot-Lewis Electrical Co.; and Charles F, 8mith, chalrman of the board of directors of the Lan- ders, Frary & Clark Co, Respanses were made hy the offi- cers of the Trumbull Co., those speaking being John H. Trumbull, presiden I'rank T, Wheeler, vice- president; Henry Trumbull, “treas- urer, and Stanley 8. Gwillim, secre- tary, Girl Runs Away Grtrude Hawley of Plainville who was found in Ware, Mass, the early part of this month and bronght back home by Sergeant Patrick MeAvay of the New Britain police depart- ment, ran away again, this time tak- ing with her the S.years-old son of Mrs. Mastriani of Torestville, ae- cording to a report by the mother of the boy to TLieutenant Samuel Bamforth of the New Britain police made by the boy's mother last night. The trio were in the office of Lawyer Alfred LeWitt In New Rritain when the girl left taking the boy with her, No trace of her was secured last eva- ning, but it is thought that she will be found in a short time. Vinton Funeral Today The funeral of Mrs. Ellen M, Vin- ton was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Samnel Knight of 85 East Main street, A. J. Fggleston, reader of the chureh of Christ, Scientist, of- ficlate# Burial was in Spring Cove cemetery, Hartford. Finishing Bridge First Selectman Willlam J. John- Ison stated today that the cement hridge which is being erected on Shuttle Meadow avenue, would he finished within the next few days. Work has been progressing on the road for some time, but the finish- ing of the bridge will not open the road to trave. Work ‘on this will consume a few more weeks hefore the pass way will he opeaed Standard Steel Bowli{: The Standard Steel and Bearings Tne., bowling league held the weekly ression | evening at the Recrews tion alleys with the following indi- vidual and team results: Automatic Hemingway 6 Woodruff .. Ward .. Crucio Morris ... (pi 378 Production veses 85 % 54 86 Gibson Edwards i Koob %, 1924, numbers attended those held Jast year and a repetition of the good times is promised for the present season. ~ Selectmen To Meet The board of selectmen will meet tomorrow night in the selectmen's tooms In the town hall to consider the question of policing the streets of the town. Whether there will be any change in the present system will be decided at tomorrow night's meeting which should prove to be an Interesting one, Plainville Rriefs L. B. Graham of West Main street is Improving after a severe iliness at his home, Court General Lawten, F, of A will hod a regular meeting this & ning at 8 o'clock in the Legion post rooms on Whiting street, Martha Sewing circle will mee: with Mrs, Sophia Hemingway on | Linden street tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'cock. Mrs. Emma Roberts of East street has returned to her home after spending a week with her daughter Mrs. Leo 8t. Thomas of New Britain, arage wanted to rent in vicinity of Hough street. Phone 19-4 eve- | nings, or 18 Hough street.—advt. SOUTHINGTON NEWS The largest rally of the present| campaign Is planned by the republi- cana for this evening in the town lall, State Senator John! H. Trum- | bull, candidate for licutenant gov- | ernor; Congressman F. Hart Fenn, Judge Robert Munger of Ansonia, and Mrs. Joseph Merritt will speak. | The Coolidge chorus from New Brit- | ain, will furnish a musical program. | The meeting of Woux Tribe, 1. O. R. M., Thursday evening. will bhe attended by the great chiefs of the | reservation, who will thus make their annual visitation to this tribe. A roast beef supper will follow the regular business meeting. Teo Lemanskl of Wartford ad- dressed a Polish 'republican maas meetinig in Falcon hall last night. The rally was held under the aus- pices of the Polish republican com- mittee, Automobiles driven hy George Lilley of this town and Philip Toy- fair of Unionville collided near the West Hartford reservoir Sunday night. Lilley was uninjured. but his car was smashed. Toyfair has been arrested onl a charge of reckless driving. Funeral services for Miss Emma T'ee were held at the home of Mrs, Charles W. Dutton of South .\fmn‘ street. Rev. Mac H. Wallace, pas | far of the Plantsville Congregation- al chureh, officiated. Tnterment was | in Oak Hill cemetery, The board of assessors will meet | in the town hall tomorrow evening | from 7 to 2 o'clock to receive sworn | ten at the police court session this bfistol News UNHARRIED COUPLE N POLIGE COURT Woman Is Sentenced {o Jail foe| Six Months Term WOINA ALSO PUNISHED Excited Terryville Woman Calls Out | | [ and Glasson to Speak at Demo- Bristol Fire Department—Rowe < eratic: Rally at Princess Theater. | Although living happily together | for e¥ght years without the formal- ity of a marriage ccremony, Vera | Horosa and Ignatz Martinuk, both | of Lois street, were finally sepa- | rated by the little green god of | jealousy and a concluding chapter | in thelr mutual admiration was writ- morning. The womnan was charged with misconduct, breach of |he‘ peace and was sentenced to jail for; six months by Judge Joseph M. | Donovan. Martinuk was sentenced to jafl for three m~=ths but sen- tence was suspended on his prom- ise to look after the two children, born to the couple. John Woina, concerned in the affair through the sale of liquor last Saturday and Sunday to the principals jn the case, was fined $100 and costs and was sentenced to jail for 60 days. The Horésa woman has a hus- band in her native land, according to her story but soon after coming to this country eight years ago, she became infatuated with Martinuk. They began to live together at once and for eight years neighbors corn- sidered the two as man and wife. Six weeks ago, trouble developed at the homs and the arrest which fol- lowed revealed the lack of a mar- riage ceremony. The couple were ordered to separate after the wom- an had refused to marry Martinuk at the time. Since then, according to Martinuk, she has been interested too inti- mately in other men. As a result, the children have not been cared for with any degree of maternal love | 8o that Martinuk has been a visitor at polica headquarters with a regu- larity which rivalled the police force itself. He has complained each | time of the woman's actions but matters did not culminate until Sun- day, The Sunday affair strung it- self out so that the arrests were made yasterday. Woina has been a frequent in- mate of the Iscal police station. Four years ago, he was nearly cut ot pieces in a slashing affray at the |of the roadway was swept local jurisdiction so that the other companies were headed off in time, Hose Company No. ! with the big Mack pumper made the climb up the steep mountain grade in fine shape. Pierce Chosen, Former Senator Noble E. Pierce of this city has been chosen as a member of the advisory board for this county by the Democratie state ceniral committee. This board is jone of the dirceting forces of the party in the state and carries much responsibility, Finish Big Contract. The L. B. Tuttle Co. of North Main street has completed the con- tract for the repainting of the houses of the Bristol Realty Co., on the Barnes and Riley tracts. On the Barnes tract, which is located in the Northside section, the Tuttle painters refinished 67 houses while at the Riley tract, off Divinity street, there were 77 houses painted, Installing Breakwater. Firection of a stone wall to serve A breakwater and protect the Memorial Boulevard from the rav- ges of the Pequabuck river has been started by the city opposite Mellen street, where a large section down- stream last spriog in the flood. As soon as the wall is completed, the roadway itself will ba repaired. The repafr work will cost several thoue sands of dollars. Miss Gleaton Speaks, Miss Fannie Sallie Gleaton, & well known child welfare worker, addressed the members of the Fed. eral Hill Parent-Teachers' associa< tlon meeting last night in the dis- trict schoolhouse on problems of children. After the talk, piano se- lections m—e played by Brayton Goodwint., and dancing concluded the program. For Church ¥und. Proceeds of the whist party and dance on Wednesday night at Eika hall under auspices of the women of St. Joseph's church will go te swell the fund for the new edifice, The card playing will begin at 8 o'clock and will end at 10 o'clock 8o that twe hours will be given te the dance program. Work on the new church has proe gressed for favorably that the ine terior is now well under way. The finishing touches are being applied to the towers, which remain the last of the construction work on the ex~ terior. Candidates to Speak. Rolfe E. Rowe and Levi Il Glas« son, candidates for representatives on the Democratic ticket, will speak at the Democratic rally Sunday aft- ernoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Princess theater. ¥otn men have a message to convey to the voters of |the city in respect to their candie dacies. The other speakers will fne clude former Congressman Augus. tine Lonergan, Johnstone Vance, candidate for congress from this dis< trict. and Philip Troup, former post= master of New Haven. % Bristol Briefs. Haroid O'Connell of Boston eol- lege has resumed his studies after | snending several days at his home on Main street. Rolling of the surface of Main | street in preparation for the pour- ing of the cement has been started, o) o f Q the church, The voting machines of the town "r’z‘nhl:;:n 25 R e s N o8dz ¢ iy grandchildren of mn:“tluflh,, ”,,:(h' u;dnoz‘i;wlt::r:lddy " representative. There was a | : t0° Bta‘e. and national o 398 large display of flora will be open in the Town hall on . IR splay of floral tributes and Thursday, I'riday and Saturday, Inspection lists fro mproperty owners liable to | pay taxes. Saturday is the last day for flling these lists and the asses- sors will he in session until 9 p. m. Latest: Addition With Exercises , Northside. His wife died a few | weeks ago and since that fime. the | complaints of “bootlegging” have fairly hurled themselves at the was instructed to bring in the names of three members at the next meet- ing, these’' members to act as a gen- eral committee 6n activities, that is, sang. The pall brarers consisted of nephewa and late Landry .... | ‘ N 800 GOESTS ARE EXPECTED = commitiee to arranse the actiitis | uria s in eckcs. i | Police. 'Ho admitted the salo of | . 5 They will be closed Saturday even- b Harmony Chapter, O. E. &, will i t of the club during the year. Other : f | They Y - F 8 liquor in a deflant manner and af i _ A T s - East Derily tews ling at 7 o'clack and scaled until they l‘;‘r::’;' ‘: meet in Masonic hall tonight. [tho lose of the court seasion neked | MASS. Sportsmen Favor | L & 5 e cast of characters in the play jare opened after the polls are closed | L2 OO RIS : 4 B P T o S A . - Bowling Teague Shows Results— :’}J:'fi:fi"a‘!‘("':'q“‘;‘;n'r"‘l"“";_“ tre™ | to be presented at the Athletic hall |on Tuesday, Those wishing to in- | Wehner sl {8 Eiireicatllodea BTR0N O/ w11/ v oeoi e gl ST prison Ban on Hunting NIOW : Community Club in Kensington Is ' dividual activitics. this evening at 8 o'clock is as fol- 'apeet them will have the opportun- | Brocks “_[hold an important meeting in Odd | sentenee was being served. “You |, Iitchburg, Mass, Oct. 25—Direc- r ; An executive committee of five, 0% Thcodore DeWinks, a young |ity to do so and the manner in S Fellows’ hall, Plantsville, tonight. Aoniid cxpecti the foHilnt o kkeen 100 n;m of the Fitchburg Sportsman's _ Up and Golng—Favor New BUS | members is also being planned, | M0 With & fortune, Carl Lund; | Which they work will be shown to| e T —— lout of faM. do you?” asked Judge | U today telegraphed Governoe {all wishing to have it done. Satur- | Cox suggesting that the hunting seas day evening at 7 o'clock will posi- | Wentland James Moncastle, an artist of repu- son be suspended til rai g 'd un rain over- Troop 2, Boy Scouts, will meet for | tation, Francis Cobey; Thomas Bul- work in the chapel of the First, Oné member of t sides the four off e organization, be- cers, will serve on Donovan. “T don*t expect anything,” Line—Other Items of Interest. Iasea o sllsat Whins: The new template shop at the Berlin Construction Co., constructed to-be to the effect that the new| hus line to be inaugurated by the | Connecticut Co. ,to replage the trol- | ley ears now | nservice on the Ber- lin branch, will be satisfactory to all residents. Tt was pointed out by several resi- | dents, when interviewed today, that | there is hardly enough travel be- | tween Berlin and New Britain dur- ing the greater part of the day to warrant the employment of the large | trollay cars now in use. The only catch in the otherwise perfect arrangement, it was stated, Is the fact that there will be a transfer nacessary at the top of Sand Rank hill. Residents ask why the Lusses cannot give wervice from Berlin center to New Britain, They also look with favor on the proposal of the Connecticut Com- e Notice The Assessors of the Town of Ber- lin will meet at the Berlin Savings Bank, Kensington Meonday and Tuesday, Oct and 2§, from 10 a m. until 3 p. m. and at the town hall, Berlin, en Thursday. Friday and Sat urday, Oct. 30, 31 and November 1 to receive the fax lists for 1924; this committee. The officers are automatically made members, ill at his home with penumonia, Dr. A. J. Goodwin of Kensington is at- tending him. Mr. Scravalii is severe- 1y 111 Has Scarlet Fever ! Verna, the four-year old daughter | of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hultgren of Kensington, is {1l at her home with scarlet fever. Tt is reported that she is progressing toward recovery. K. A. C. Meeting The Kensington Athletic club will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at T. A. R. hall and final reports will be made on the recent carnival. Other busimness will be transacted. Bowling Teague Active. The Kenaington Bowling leagus, after making an early start, is making a name for itself and the following is the standing of the teama at the present time Teams G. Getema . Independents . 0. B O . Raracas 5 Rerlin Construction Artists’ Club All* Kensington American Legion Gosa and DeLesuw Tahs 3 High struction 1. Pet 0 1.000 onn ,))»,.1.).7‘3’-g 0 1 1 ‘ ‘ 8 [ eingles—Nelio, Berii Co. 132; bigh three mer Todd, with & name, Robert Fa- an: Imogene Tremwell, third cousin October 1924, Arthur L. Woodruff, Town Clerk. tively be the closing hour and no jone Wil be allowed to touch the er, Henry Trumbull, Stanley Gwillin, V. C. Bruce Wetmore, Arthur G Kimball, Frank Elliot, Geeorge P. Licktieg ... Calderonen This will be one of a series of card Congregational church at 7:30 The elean-up of the Woina place gratified the police department games and socials which will be held throughout the' winter season. Large Aesop's Fables Squad A with Chief John H. Hayes discovered that the blaze was in Terryville and therefore hevond the FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS C'MON, BETTY, WELL TALE A NICE WALK AN THEN YOU WONT SHIVER S0 MUCH — CMON LIKE ALEK Y: Ay Dos, | comes the danger of forest fires. The directors say that hunters are not to 91 ~ i | ! = | o'clock this evening. ! are not ¢ _ but & shart (ime ago, will bo dedi-| A memberahip ~ commiticr, _of| 1o DeWinks Bertha Hazen; Annette [michincs atter that time . jGingras | —_— highly as the number of complaints {1’;’;“9,;:“‘;‘]::'1‘,:‘:;‘L:’:(;“"’l‘wf:t"r‘e‘; ] cated with appropriatc ceremonics | Which Miss May Tord is chairman, ;;:"ra:; Jf;;rr:‘:sunorrofl S;xen }npfin fr':,"‘ 4 e imdm ‘;'p ks INew Britairr Sixth in and the difficulty in securing thé | yoimong’ drastic action becauss tBey Ty ening lof TS Nk :,:l".E;:Z‘,‘:Z"3:{:;"((':‘f::’:,;:,',",'.: SR e e e T T e TR i e Having Paved Streets Suidines daye ;‘;‘;" a big problem elieve every precaution should be e i e glariad g A caniass ocfinesens(Banclommll pS e nioyen jariechthe fomh ";;PZ'.:E““,::T:;'H: R insent The city of New Britain, fifth Fire Lasses Moderate. e e damageito Lot b ling, the. latest addition | !ire district will be made. Exact | entertainment, St. Paul's _orchestra | ™ £ DCHD 1y Sl (ML largest in the state of Connecticut,| Fire losses of the eity will repre- S Noloy o e D Lo e e I e e i Emiisicfwadiengay | ELCH Naainet snd fLho metion fto | Fraensecs |siands sixth in a survesfof paved |sent a very small sum, accOrding 10 | week aner mes aorig e & lin's largest and most prosperous | a8 ¥et. evening there \\|ll'bi‘ dancing oly. oAl 3 Sullivan 75 | Streets in n\ig state, with figures for | figures in the hand# of Fire Chief ing as under control in some places manufactorles, is 250 feet long and Polling Places Announced Mr. and Mrs. W. Barton have re- | Efforts will be made by ‘managers| Rajune the city of Waterhury not available. | John H. Hayes, due to the prompt along the thres-mile front. Scores d 20, fect wide and of the latest de-| The polling places for the election | - ncd, 10 thelr home in East or- | %y Fop 008 00060 S0 TnoseS [fatorbury's paved streets outnum- | work of the local fire department. | of volunteers from Leominster and sign. Itewas planned by Charles I on Tucsday, November 4, have been | ""5% N- J» after apending the past |y entire vote out and from present Lergne o ain's, Mlthough = the | With nelghboring cities reporting | othor places are fighting tho flamea. Chase, chief cngincer of the com-'announced as the Town hall in the = |indfeations, the voling on Tuesday| Pttt \‘,akT"- TPl mbeandsllossssdin s loity it oriE / pany. and was built under his su- district, Berlin; the A. . (CociiniiedRonBPaxe i1 L) will be the hcaviest cast in years, | Smith T onnasticut eities meoneted cexag | It thet no fire of any great size| 40 STUDY SALESMANSHIP . pervision. 1t will bousc the tem- ' harber shop, in the second district, | Sm——————————— Rebokah Masquerade Goodall . ‘,O”;“:‘,,‘;m;gfpm‘;‘ S o SRl L L, sl s 28| Actual selling will be the part of ) plate industry tbere. Kensington, and the Athletic build- NOTICE Martha Rebekah lodge held one'Jones Tda: Haritord) & 21509 65t muare | o ined threatening proportionalbuCiiy e ot cemiunahiptcotiree Wt e ¥ Fixtensive plans for this celebra- ing in the third district, East Der. 3 3 of the most successful social affairs|Neft .. aTaE] MEnhesteTiaa iy e | Lekleresat jlostarEhar el eon NG iy Kol AN G o lin g o AT CL MAKTa: tion have been made by a large’ jin The legal voters of the Town of |Of the year in 0dd lows' hall|Conners . Jardai IVeriAen 1 70151 mamate| iy RcRlen well on the Inic, sales manager of the hardware comnnttee composed of employes of | The voters will ballot their choice| Berlin are hereby notified and |1ast evening when over 150 persons - Carder New Ryiiain. 6871087 aiiate outskirts “.“"‘“fl‘flk““ of faci itics | division of the Stanley Works, who the ghop. It will be in the naturc, ror the following)oftices, president| warned that the biennial State elec. |attended the annual Hallowe'en mas- | ¢ ALY New Haven, 2,203,029 square | qemrtreent ras Togo oot THE | will instruct the class Mr. McKin- 5 of & Hallowe'en party on & 8T8 aiia vico-prosident of the United | lon Will be held in the threo yoting [auerade and dance given by tha| A match game which should drax |- § | epatosibinas doneiexceliont otk | ulajonencd tha¥clissl Inst'd avaniily ) rale. A large force of Cntertain’| States, governor, licutenant gover. | districts of the town on Tuesday, |!0d8e. The event was ushered in'a large gallcry will be plaed at the *"f'™ here nre |or ‘two atter the rinting In of ihe |1k o) Stuents, He gave them & ' ors. among them the Screnaders of fyor, secretary, treasurer and comp- | November 4, 1924, Then and thero BY & frand march led by Rohert Recreation alleys tomorrow evening |,y foner oy ement v macagam, | oT, im0 after the ringing in of (he |prict talk on personal experiences in 5 New Britain several performers |y oicr of the state of Connecticut, | to Specify by hallot their choice for |C9¢ and Mrs. Frank Gilbert who hen All Southington will be pitted Uling surface treated, AOMTC |jonugs 0 e (oM (B |the selling feld and then told the ; rom! Hartford ana lotal talent Wil oot Seth i e e S Pollowin e fofficea; vi DAt ieedins Dinah apdiin fpnlenlsesies Sl IS T mhet ahoUHEC e s I i vt b e R A hat e emiciancs ot the o ocrce that during ' theflcoutss 168 . he on hand and the customary Hal- | gyt congrossiongl district, senator| Electors of President and Vice- | OVer 50 couples took part. All|be a pattle r John Valentine +5,255; asphaitic concrete, 70,348 | geparonent oy g, Sricienicy of the jthe lecture each student will be 3 lowe'en eatables and drinkables will [ from the fifth menatorial district orl‘ President of the United States, | Present were dressed in costumes | Will be with t] 3 uthington te sheet asphalt, 64,272; brick P.p&r!n'\on[ m.a,\ be r}]\hx‘v;‘ial‘u.v.l‘ .‘lm obliged to select some article and be partaken of. | Connecticut, judge of probate for the Governor, Licutenant Governor, |2nd these with the Hallowe'en deco-| M. E. Church Notes. . |Tortland cement concrete, T S sl ey, okl lionl s Uneoareolive i buveriing - Mr. Chase will be master of Cere- | jictrict of Terlin, representative to | Secretary, Treasurer and Comptrol. |TAtONs in the hall, presented a| The Enmorth leagusiof thie M. by, 0o aiblock, 17,784, e L:on et o erstent (IS sling & pdinta S T ! monies and it is expected that all o taen B BEC IEPEEMENEE 0o e State of Connectiout, Rep |€OIOT{ul and pretty’ scene. The| church will hold a masquerale and | 4 [been asked rom the city council. | practice, he mid vould be part of 1 the officials of the Beflin Construc- | ;..o of the y‘ha(‘l‘ i | resentative in Congress from the | Prize for the best costumes went to|social in the church parlors this S ——————— “’;‘ T‘P'" S punger d«f""(»‘ "'d:"'v“ ‘\ !_'S»ur‘wnm_» 3 3 tion Co. will be present to say &1 i polls wil (o on Tum»“ first congressional district, Senator | .S Cukic of Bristol and to _\(r_‘n\(’nlllg. A cordial invitation to all an” ;m oss‘rur;wv‘\t in 1(':-\' ions -'m‘. f= lo:l,v flfl ~ht: r\vngra.m during the ) few words regarding the new build- | 4, e JFFE Lo 08 OPEL 08 IR o the fifth senaterfal district of | 1otz of Plainville. The prize for | to attend is extended. d ; q B e o e e SR S accs sl ng ATk iy / ing and hopes for the future, intil 6 o'clock In the evening. | Connecticut, Judge of Probate for |the MOst comical went to Mr. and | The annual Harvest Supper given cflmmum “]eater | s fhe present smangumentijsatc Biack, mlcalmarager tor RO ; Dancing will be enjoyed, foot tiri- | "Nt 6 0'clock in the evening. the District of Berlin, Reprosenta-,| M™. Frank Andrews. The affair|Dby the Ladies' Aid aociety of the {the men are in the houses 21 hours |sell & Erwin; W. H. Rattenbury, d - ging being furnished by an orches. | RCPublioan Commitiee Mecting ! the Distiict of Beriin, Representa-yj; S0, "N TERTE church will be served tomorrow s { day and for the relief of this situ- salcs manager for Landers, Frary tra. from Middietown, Willlam Fai- | 4 MeCtng of the republican town !IVe to the General Asembl; Drirabiill Basdnet evening from 6 o'clock on. A good Tlainsille [ation, the two platoon scheme has and Clark, and J. F. Stone, sales . lon of New Britain will cater. This mmm\t(m is st'hlr]u‘:d for tonight Polls will be open from 6:00 The production department of the | attendance is looked for. Special Matinee for Children 4:15 | | been proposed. i manager for the Stanley Works. will be one of the largest general 2t 8 o'clock in the Town hall At) ... ..t Wy 0 PR A L | Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co. held a| Prayer mecting will be held in tha Evening 8:00 Get Wrong Call. r _public speaking course will good times held in Berlin in many | {hi? time final plans for the election | {FGTK 4 T WAt RO0 00Kk B pon oottt the Durritt hotel fn|church Thursday ning at 7:48 Due to the excitement of a T open this evening with a lecture by : vears and a large force will turn |M°Xt Wock will be made. There are} iy 4y the Barber Shop cast of |[NeW Britain last evening in honor | o'clock FAM".Y SEBRET rille nomeniyesterday f uiernoon tRCEmET I ohl W Wetwe] ST HOLRTOE 1 2 { several matters of importance which | .\ railroad tracks in the second [°f the 25th anniversary of the Pythian Sisters’ Social three companies of the local fire ‘lrri *f_-"“ “:SMS are open to visitors at Favor Rus Line | Wil be taken up at the meeting. | gigirict and in the Athictic Build-|founding of the “Circus T* plant| Pythian Temple, Pythian Sisters, With BARY P PALINEDt merejcalied ol Pl Moun: | S8l s The general opinion in Berlin, so T With Pncumonia ing in the third district. *|here. The guests of honor were: |Will hold a social in Odd Fellows JACK lb‘F\lP\F\l | tain in answer to a fire warning on A T far as could be learned today, seems| Touls Sefavalli of East Beriin ia] Berlin, Cor John H. Trumbull, Frank T. Wheel- | hall tomorrow night at § o'clock. SMPSE the Higgins farm in Terryville. -ca air plant many curio shops are of green. merely the zea animal, skeletons a lowly Getting It Straight } YEAM- GEE UES i A CUTE LME J ) NEAN- H1S NANE WHATS BY BLOSSER AINT 4 KIS uES (7] L A SKE uuu?’))