New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1924, Page 7

your opportunity. during this sale, Water Pitchers, silver | design, for §7.99 cach. Steak Platters, 14-in. value, for $13.50 each. Boat and Tray, ]lll(‘t’ $7.50. Quart Size Casseroles, | pyrex lining, $4.49, mered design, at Steak or Bird Set: low handles, $6.50 set two fair patterns, $6.99 box. ver, individual size, 95¢ p Nut Sets, silver plete in case, 95¢ set. ed screen, at $2.98. of sale prices. e Berlin News WIND DOES DAMAGE 1N THIS VICINTY Pipes Frozen, Chimney Blown Down and Flagpole Broken 0ff — COLDEST NIGAT TO DATE/, Parents Urged to Attend 6chools During This Week — Will Give Party to Teachers—Many Attend Wedding in Berlin—Other Items, The first cold night of the year hit Berlln liard. The chilly air, coupled with a biting wind, dropped the mercury to zero and made Ber- lin ona of the coldest places in this \icinity. Tce formed on ponds and other evidences of winter's approach were manifest. wind eansed considerable ige. The tall flagpole in front of the Rerlin Congregational church yielded to the and broke off almost even with the ground. As it fell it took several .5 with it. These were repaired wir » chimney on the home of E. T oniss of Hudson street was blown ssed the roof of the The house is the destruction o strength of in its and t¥ by 5 the show e ingt ool | hington school | at the usual ed to was repaired ected Gris reported re e it 1 be held ta ¥ 1 is exp Miss Mary g u avily from cre beir ators radiators on four of ito trucks iaa N Farmingto gW this morni lond of yed the vehicle ation that t frozen Berlin compleately 1t was found. he radiator steam of ar uring this s Miss G request t arty Will Give Sandwich Trays, silver plated 2,49 each. Rogers, 6 knives, (: Forks, in the May- | Salt and Pepper Shaker: plated, 6 pieces com- Rose Bowl, silver plated with gold plat- force of the elements | 1ere was their en suddenly | Annual Thanksgiving Sale | of Fine Silverware BRIGHT SILVER GIVES When you can get choice pieces as attracti vely priced as this sale offers them, it is Take note of some of o ur Sale’s specials and all engraving free DIGNITY TO TH lated hammered | | | ete,, extra big! | all complete at Jutch silver \\11!1 ham- 5-piece Tea design, at § Stainless picces, with hol- | | | “Colonial” , sterling sil-‘ air. rack, 6 in set, Table Mats, back, § These are but samples of the hundreds of pieces in Table and Decorative Silver, Why not choose Silver for Christmas Gif ts and make selection now, getting benefit community house in honor of the teachers at the Worthington school. This party has been plunned as a reception to this year's teachers and the idea is to make teachers and parents better acquainted A program will be carried out and refreshments will be scrved in the |course of the evening. All parents of the Worthington district urged to turn out. Many Attend Wedding. About 100 guests were present Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the wedding of Mary Esther Urban and Farl Henry Brown in the Ber- lin Congregational church. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Samuel A, Fiske, pastor of the church, During the ceremony Miss Tydia L. Marvin of Deep River sang “I Love You Truly,” and “Dawn- {ing.” After the wedding a recep- tion was held in the church parlors. following which Mr. and Mrs. Brown ft on a wedding trip through the sw England states. Upon their return they will reside on Farming- ton avenue, Yarmers' Fxchange Meeting A meeting of the Berlin Fazmers’ Exchange will ba heid tonight at 8 o'clock at the Community house on Berlin street, The annual election of officers will be held and other business transacted, A general dis cussion of farming conditions will be held. Thanksgiving Service Chagles M. Weldon, chaplain, | conduct a Thanksgiving servi & the lecturer's hour at the meet- |ing of Berlin Grange tomorrow are will ir- DI 26 Table Pieces, Knives, in gift box, $22.40. | Vegetable Dishes, double ones, i silver plate, for $15, Well and Tree Platters, 14-in, with claw feet, special for 8-in. Candlesticks of sterling silver, ex- tra big value $7.50, 95 set teel 1 handles, 6 in set, $2.99. Salt and Pepper Shakers, silver style, $2.98 pair, Sterling Silver Coasters, &pecial 2 for 5 Fruit Bowls, special at $3.99. night. This is an annual custom fn e erganization and s 3 arked by a big turnout Funeral of Child ral of Thoma son of Mr. Mrs Mirante, was held from ng pa of Laraia Saturday afternoon. Mary's cemiery. No Funeral Arrangements ral arrar chacl McCa lay morning. ose of rat ments for t who died he had t . have not heer M hy 5 Poisi ken has ctman Gr Condition 1s Tmproyed ny cases of o 2 reported | Mre Harol Clark Chairman 1 East Ber | Wednesday ev nment frat Fast Berlin Ttem will b lin brary op Mrs, eir hon NEW BRITAIN DAH..Y HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER ‘17, 1924. ING TABLE I'orks, Spoons, in good 00, 10.50. Sets with tray, “Colonial ner ‘Knives, ivory plated, in sterling $5.00. Dute h silver, 6-in. felt silver plated with handles, PLAN FARM PROGRAM President Coolidge Puts Up to Fary Leaders the Problema of Mapping Out Stabilization Program. ngton, Coolldge today No mission of represe ers he has appoints p to the com ive farm lead manen R stabiliz efly v coming t h met in the cabinet e White House for its first sess| Coolidge told the me: purpose in naming the on and placed entircly ands the formulation whie plan of farm relief, No stater t was forth from the W 8 House after aw of the investigat body aftermoon at ¢t agriculture to org uss a plan of precedu fon of ugricu room a org; in a ani thei ymi commission said the woul meet thi it of board of f n Ci Was expect e v Ga, 1 to reach Was n in tima to attend the organiza on meeting the only 1h Sewing ( Charles Olso Sat- 7 17.—Prosident the problem of commission, | a n, | work- | ng [ To Elect Ladies' Akl Sock tums Irom Buried Here—RBri | The sudden cold scended omused owners and whe hators and | frozen. All a moblles we on this s avoc resider ra owners a drain off 1 Plu trom prope Ling them to thaw ¢ | vent water xle bursting autor nt a big business is bei ers in alcohol Fdueational abserved [0 America, ol s Copst through t ope hools with ation T sesstons In work is closar to 1 ot the facultios n the children. be held marrow | nesday Thursda Commu hefrg dor every day eing Pat | and Country Arrange [ | Tiave speciai mer n | the { next school comn lay S s o o3 in forta will orit ol - |an the pa sessfon o e - | some the invitatic pterested t| schools on any weelk vied on in 1 A cord yone i 188 view the tions for betferm - | tion rlthorities ¥ pecomn woek. ma crowt 1 | Ladies' T ' Aid To Be Buri W Delogates mong g to start t Fdueational Weel Week mnons rents who are a of the me an¢ Aid Social m——s_—-_—.—:—_ Plainville News PIPES ANDAUTOS SUFFERFROMCOLD Sudden Cold Wave Catches * Peaple Unprepared EDUCAHONAL WEEK PLANS ! admitted ‘nmm l |vinder the George L. At large— ety Social—Iftc- Ospital — o B efs, snap whi ction last auton this mor r pipes were ts wale (% Chri wit 1 to g fom thelr tanke 1 by s ca pipes to pre- | ing to rty 1o b is mor It nobiles not only iy ut also ng done by is to 1 whick will Cong he present week t the lo- of parents and visitor: nd mem r work ams wi to- Wed | is week, tism Day, achers' Friday, ] lof 2 malde tol ed in all ) Deen ) ito b cacl nom W I to the pop- ance of the be made to have attend schools 1 work being T : £ short sta 1 conpera- arra o s every When Party, ed Ve A Raw, Sore Throat Eases Quickly When You Apply a Little Musterole And Musterole won old-fashioned spread it on with nm‘:l"flrk\w(‘\"'\ re Musterole 15 a cle TaMorhen Mu mudn in mild s and sm d Yo sterole is also er form for all children. Alk for Children’s \lu((crole. 35¢ and 65c¢. jars and Better than @ mastard plaster liers of 1) 1 as an ao Plainyille to 8t I'rancly’ hospital In for treatment. #he will b personal supervision of Dr. Cook " Bristol News “ EAL ESTATE WEN - INVESTIGATE ALES Gonsider Case of Realtor In- volved in Gerth Case WOMAK PAYS 830 FINE Cold Christmas Mailing st office irtm of the fuct 1 it nmot 1L I coun gly the st kg y are to respective Ina e also ghven ristmas Day at 11 0| m post office will ¢ s e s und of the clerks d unless the disappointed iges may he opened unt He o Sudden Wave Catches City With Lar Mufts still in Camphor =—Hundreds of Autos Frozem in Iheir Tracks, wuperl Joseph as suing commis- held board Ales. Holy Name Social to court for M o testimony irt that d no admissio egational ( Inmh ut Notes of t tiatt wotne aco lost Banquet Daug D.of T Palos circla, hanquet after Woman Violator Fined 1 In the yare warned t ws wi of this kind is r ing, scrious per Bricfs y in W Motorayel s directly KILLED BY GUNMEN Fred Kazres of Detroit uburh Shot Resisting Raid of Card Thermometsr Drops KEEP LOOKING: YBUNG ) your s r~ need of are known X colors 15¢ and 30c, any length of timo and made it nec. essary to suspend outdoor construce tion work all over the city Hundreds of In t iutomobiles garages last aragemer of it. Ic the 11 were r elr night {nd. i busy 1 are ng a Wing il summer e as it Bristol Briefs on Monday tack of pendicitis for w s has b att hospita SOUTHINGTON NEWS g0 (o arg Miss Allce Riny was. tenderad a k night at Welch of 1 1. elub, of which Miss member, presented Miss Flynn, rowith r h ried to Jaul of Mr. stol stre ma 01 ynn of Br giving day. Rinn has ndly € will hold church an arsonsg k tomorrow fter: Fducation W in th yols he ippropriate exereises zplewski and wife ware taken ir ternoon Mth, Murphy o charg o o) v streets, to cus- neral Keliay services for Mrs le mother, Mertden Wallace, were of avenue Jo 1 Yantasil T Pavy, 1 1gregationa Intermer I'irst C g ciated piack cer Herman Hues a8 been in t weeks ago Count and \lli<7Rflgcl'< [)eclmc to \pcak Paris, \» v deta " M e t former Patricia Mary ni=| " Tondor cn Princ 7 COLOR IT NEW WITH “DIAMOND DYES"' oy Beautitul home lyeing and ranteed v | 14w gua or holl permunent ich 1 ) contal stockings, hang- no other 1zgist wheth« to color {8 ether it is linen, REID TRIAL OPENS Prominent Newioundiander Charged With Manslaughter Vollowing Fae tal Automo Accident. Nov. 17.—The ember of & amily, on arising 1ceident a group of killing six suprema ieid WHS 400 honds, ed himself, At a pre- 30, The been sum- ed were in a a New- Hut Reid's machine re Captain military ant Com- d Lien- Lord Wimborne, Manazer of Dritish Tnvaders, Decides To Sell His Pone ies and Quit, rd Wimborne polo and Express N however, of the a Liem- is about TOOTBALY PLAYER DIES, e's Pony ary of Wales' Patricia