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

Browr Thomson 5% Hartford's Shopping Center: OUR AFTER THANKSGIVING SALE Lasts But One Day More Do Not Miss Its Chances BETTER SELECT YOUR WINTER COAT WHEN SUCH SAVING OPP6R- PLACED BEFORE YOU. STYLES, OF THE MOST POPULAR CLQTHS IN THE NEWEST COLORS, SOME PLAIN, SOME RICHLY FUR TRIMMED. JUST NOTE HOW PRICES ARE CUT TUNITIES ARE FOR THIS LAST DAY, All Our $19.75 COATS, now priced, each. All Our $25.00 COATS, now priced, each. .. All Our $29.50 COATS, now priced, each. All Our $35.00 COAT now priced, each... All Our $39.50 COATS, now priced, each. ask $2.69 pair. “Truhu” for us, big value at* $ for $2.25 set. SILK HOSIERY BARGAINS OF STRICTLY FIRST QUALITY, pure thread silk with lisle tops, all colors, every pair guaranteed, for $1.15, or two pair for $2 “Phoenix” Full Fashioned Silk Hosiery, fine line colors, each pair guaranteed, speciat $1.85 pair, HANDSOM $15.90 $19.85 $22.70 $28.50 $32.70 All Our ) white, grey and tan, nec! 2 Berlin News BLODGETT TO TELL OF REASSESSHENT Gommittee Tnvites Tax Commis- sioner to Explain Revaluation SEVERAL TOWNS IN FAVOR Car Stalls on Middletown RBranch Tracks: Train Stops in of Time—Cenictery Association Flects—Accidents Yesterday— State Tax Comnissioner Willlam H. Blodgett will be present at a meet ing of the Berlin 1 mittee In the office essment com- of the town clerk nest Thursday evening at 8 o'clock | and will express his views regarding valuation of property in Berlin, The decision to confer with the tax commissioner was rcached at a meeting of the comm Wed- nesday evening. It has been learned that the office the tax commis- sioner is i1 Ination. s eral towns have adopted the plan 1 suc- cess and he will 1 members ju towns have proceeded. The tion is ¥ un- derstood by Mr. Blodgett expected that the committec ceive valuable informatic First Selectman the meeting on We Francis Deming acte Adele Murray has e t of members Near Fatality in Beckley. A near fatality occugred Feckley erossing Wednesday ing, when a car driven by Edward en of New York city crashed through the gates at the Beckley crossing on the turnpike, as an ele tric train was approaching, and stall- on the track. The motorman jammed on th brakes and succeeded in bringing the rapidly moving train to a stop with- fn a foot of the automobile. In the car with Mr. Caven were his wife and three children. Tt was said that he did not se the lowered gates in the gathering dusk of favor of rey in state with marke to . deseribe how these was ch eve- ed Mr. Caven called at the office of | the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad company in Hart- | ford and agreed to settie for the smashed gate. It was fortunate that the motorman was able to hring the train to a stop when he did, or an- other fatality would have been add- el to the list which has occurred at| Camden Man's Amazing Message to Rheumatics After Suffering Intense Agony for Many Years—He Wants to Tell Others. Dr. B 1 sirmply had to write a youwhat your wenderful Camphorole has done for me. For many years | suflered the tortures of Rhcumatism a8 ‘only those who have it know. At the same time 1 had s terrible itoh and; ed with sores, the sharp pains were so , 1 could not sleep. Fad to get up and nd scrateh. It almost drove me crary. [ tried doctor after doetor and all kinds of med icie 1 was told to take, which only left me worse. I could not bend my knees. | am 2 steam- fitter by trade and hed to give up my work. Seeing your advertisement in « paper, I thought T would take snother chance and tol my daughter to get me a package of Camphorole, You can {magine my surprise after using Cam. phorole, | wtarted to get better right away. Atter using two jars of Camphorole I am well and happy and have gone back to work. 1 shall never forget the day 1 to hance oo Cam. phorole. After all years | suffered, it feels good to be well Robert W. Teesdale, 2917 High §¢., Camdes, N. J M ( Bewre 3 Pl Drgnts Subeitteies. Nick | t the | that crossing. Oficers Are Reelected Officers were reclected at the an. of the M cemetery ssociation on Wednesday §vening at the library on Berlin street. Charles A. Warren was chosen presi- ydent for another year and the other | officers are, vica-president, Miss Harriet V. Hollister; secretary and George B. Norton | The board of directors as clected | Wednesday night consists of Miss Emily 8. Brandegce, Miss Harriet V. Hollister, Miss Ruth Galpin, Miss Risley, Francis Deming, A. Warren, Bryan H. At- ‘\-;m.- Ghorge H. Sage and orge \nv Norton Plans for improvements cemetery Lt it is helleved that nothing [ be done P | spring of ideas suggeste ] and given consic considera- [ tion was that of bunilding a new |fence along one side of the prop- 1t is the intention of officers | nnal meeting | reasurer, | Kate Charles the to grounds were witl until along these lines One the rable | erty. {and divectors this year to do a great ! deal along the | and 1o put organizatior Arrested For Drunkenness Thomas Long of A New Britain Kknown in police circles & that city, was arrested by Con- | more activity into th en strect stable Orville Ventres last evening 1 will appear fn the in town court tonight He is [} held in the New Britain police statlon, pend- | ing trial | Constahle Ventres got a call that ‘l}.vrn was trouble at a boarding a house in the Beckley Quarter, owned n Romanskl. He fnvestigated and found that Long was having a Apparently the ofticer in tin prevent a Long 1 eral | place. 1t appears that he sp e day at the house {and was “well 1it" when arrested. al Indigestion Cases | ing Day, with all its at- 3 had ter effects I Berlin residents this s it was necessary to call in the doctors to prescribe for fndi gestion and other ailments associat- ed with heavy eating. ot the cases were s townspeople didn't go hungry y by ferry tim arrived to fight bet boarders at ar the serious, but it sho Will Appear In Court Raymond ] ant of street, New Britain, and Campbell of 10 Union street, Tor- will appear in court next cvening at 7:30 o'clock, as a result of a crash in which they were implicated yesterday afternoon | at about 1:30 o'clock at the corner of Raiiroad street and Farmington Sa 58 Camp geant attempted to make a left | turn off Farminglon avenue, intend- | ing to go to the rallroad station. It was said that he gave the proper poignal. Campbell, bound toward ow Britain on Farmington road, crashed into the Sargeant car, caus- Ing slight damage to cach. Consta- ble Frank Brown and Prosecutor Charles F. Lewis investigated and ordered the men to appear in court. Will Give Entertainment The Sunday school of the Advent church, New Britain, will give an en- tertainment in the community house on Berlin street tomorrow evening. Many are expecting to attend from that eity. Dance In Community House The voung people of the Worth- e ? LEGAL VOTERS OF THE SRLIN FIRE DISTRICT You are hereby ed that the | first annual meeting East Ber- lin Fire District will be held at the Athletic Hall in East Berlin in the Town of Berlin at 8 o'clock on Fri- day, the fifth day of December, 1924, for the purpose of electing officers for the coming vear and to transact any other business proper to come before sald meeting. Dated at East Berlin, Conn ber 28, 1924 A. A. NORTH, President. P. F. SIEGRIST, Clerk. not Novem- All Our $45.00 COATS, now priced, All Our $65.00 now priced, 00 now priced, All Our $95.00 now priced, BIG SALE VALUES FOR MEN GENUINE “BLACK HEAD” MOCHA GLOVES, choice of a sample line in grey and beaver, with spear or black embroidered backs, Silk Shirts, 8.50. Outing Flannel Pajamas, heavy grade in pretty color stripes and e of improvements | day ‘“np of Daman's William | ! E GARMENTS IN LATEST - $37.25 - $56.25 " $64.90 G $84.50 each. .. each COATS, worth up to $5.00; we only kband style, made specially special value b Ington district will a social and dance in the community house t |night at 8§ o'clo~k. pla Joyed. 0- Games will he To Plan Canvass Definite plans for the annual can- vass of church members will he made at a mecting of the solicitors, the Missionary committes and the trustees of the Kensington Congre- gatfonal church i the church par- lors tonight at 8§ o'clock. A cam- paign director will be appointed, it is expected, and copies of the budget will be distributed. The canvass will begin on Sunday, December 7 { The regular monthly mecting of the trustees will be held at 7 o'clock. Spend Day Out of Town. . J. Goodwin and Thanksgiving day in Bridge- ! port, whera they [ Dr. and Mrs. Grady Goodwin and Dr. Booe were class- mates at college in Richmond, Va. Winners at Whist The weekly whist held by th | A. B. society of Kensingt Wednesday evening was attended by one of the largest crowds of the Prices were awarded as fol- Ladies' Mrs. A. Corr; P. 1. Buckley: consola McAloon and Peter Fu- 30 Dr. | spent Booe. Dr, on season men’s first, tion, Mrs. sarl. Rowling This Fyening. Kensington Bowling 18 will meet tonight weekly wrestle wi ba The fr ted | the Casino alleys in | 1 vities will o'clock. Home For Holidays, Among in men a women & school out me for the ys are Miss daughter of Rev A. Fiske; Henry G Mr, and Mrs. E. W. T'r es Rickey, niec Mrs. Pardon C. Rickey; Miss Pear (‘ashman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Cashman: Reniamin man. son of Mr. and ) I Cashmar young A ool of towr holid a hanksgiv Victoria and Mrs, Mildrun Mi sk son of drum; Miss of Mr. and Automobile Crash leart wordy battle at t nill yesterday aft rs, names not engaged in or one 80V ts and sprung One of the cars w bound up the hill and the other ve- hicle was bound north on the t They cam 4 to round the street. No i t of axle. pike together driver ner on E were made Fast Berlin Notes and Mrs. Richard daughter, Marguerf: rlin ar My and Br Hu FRECKLES AND BOY! 1 ATE S'MucK VESTERDAY THAT I WEAT T'SLEEP ON TH FLOOR. _ (M ABVER WOKE o OP TILL TODAY, LL'\, ~ l and a general good time en- | family were the guests of 1’ NUTHIN'Y T ATE BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1924. ' Plainville News SUGGESTIONS FOR CHRISTHAS WAL ‘Post Office Gofi]es Out With | “Mail Early” Advice FRANK L. WRIGHT DEAD Forestyville Man Succumbs To Pneu- monia At Age of 66—Ireight nut Truck—Union Thanksgiving Seryloe, | | | | Train Wins n Bout With Dough- | i | With parcels, 22 more maillng days for letters, eards and other malling malter to be delivered by Christmas morning the followidg suggestions are made for the cooper. fon of the public with local | post office: Christmas gifts and cards address- ed to points within one day's travel should be mailednot later than De- | cember 20th; within 2 day | not later than December 15th; with- in 3 days' travel, not later than De- cember 16th, and for more distant points not later than December 14th, Parcels and cards for town deliv | ery should be mailed not later than | December 22nd. If these suggestions are followed | thera will be no mall left for after | Chrlstmas deliv Patrons of the rural routes wiil | have no carrier service on Christmas | day and the post office will close at 11 o'clock. If the above suggestions are fol- | lowed there will be no mail left for | after Christmas delivery and the | post office employes will be able to observe Christmas day as a holiday | also. Frank L. Wright Dead Frank L. Wright, a former Plain- ville resident, died at his home on Washington street, Forestville, last | pneumonia. | Mr. Wright, who was 66 years ot | age, leaves his wife and two daugh- | ters, Mrs | ton Ham. | The funeral will on Sun- ‘d y afternoon at from the home and burial will be in Oak HIIl cemetery. the Baptist church, will, officiate, Glynn-Troup Nuptials Vincent D. Glynn of Plainville, and Miss George B. Troup of New Haven were married In St. Mary's | chureh, New Haven, at 11 o'c | Wednesday morning. Rev. L. | Crowley, O. P., performed the cere- | mony. The wedding was attended ! by the immediate Cornelius B. Prior, groom, was hest man. Troup, a sister of the maid of honor. Mr. Glynn, a school, in the clas: soclated with James th New York s is been engaged in newspa- per work and has taker part in democratic wonien Upon their return from a Mr. and Mr Truck Damaged owned by the bhe held ) o'clock Miss Grace bride, was hi A Doug truck cight tra T struck Main str morning. v vester Is of t ut the > front W < were smashed driver uninjured. Union services Held Red Cross Booth SeRlt] Satur KI-MOIDS —————FOCR INDIGESTION Instant Relief! MADE BY SCOTTN& BOWNE MAxERs oF SCOTT'S EMULSION evening after two wecks' iliness of Bessle Ford and Mrs. Clin- | Rev. J. G. Ward of | l Picks Up London Leslie M Iveportea. that fvember (tions wth, {irance, And Lyons on the night No th at 11:80 he picked up 21,0 n London, 2PY in Ply England and PTT in Lyons on his 8-tube radio set. A though there was considerable inter he distinetly heard the nouncements and part of the mentai number, I'red Cullen succeeded In Spain Th terence an instru- he has Madrld, reports that picking up Annual Seal Sale e Plainville public health serv- ice has distributed Christmas seals fo Its annual appeal tor funds. Plain ville residents are asked to purchase as many of these seals as possible and place them on their Christmas mail, | Officer Furrey JUI Officer William Furrey is confined to I me by an attack of grip. Officer Buys is doing duty in Officer Iurrey's y Wallace Bradiey 111 Wallace W, Bradley is seriously 11 ervoir, Owing to his advanced age fears are ¢ cry. Dr. Tanner is attending Death of Mrs, McCall Mrs, Alexander McCall died this morning at*her home, Her death llowed shortly after she had given birth to a child Bowling Results The acores made at the alleys last evening were Rocials him Recreation as follows Tierney Dradiey Dawson 210 218 Independents i (0 Gl 69— 192 45— 175 160— Borg Jackson A 60— 2 53— 78— 191— 608 American ~Cleiland 52 62 Rauch 48 76 | Beatord 58 48 37— 151 60— 164 60— 164 158 184 Plainville Items ending the last six months at the home of her son, George A. Case or Hamlin street, left today for Brook- lvn, N. Y., where she will spend the | winter with re ! and Mrs family of East |the holiday at Smith's mother in Forestvlile. | Members of the Ladies' Ald &a- clety of the Baptist church met in | tha church parlors this afterncon ind priced the articles for the an- Fred C. Smith and Broad street spent the home of Mr. nual Christmas sale which is to be | held on Tuesday and Wednesday of | next week | Lewis Pike fs home from the Massachusetts Institute of Technol- ogy for the Thanksgiving recess Sterling Wycoffe is home from Westminster school, Simsbury. Howard a student Worcester Polytec In ling the Thanksgiving r ome on Redstone HillL 1 Mrs. J. H. Larson of New epent Thanksgiving day West ining outo of >lainville Girls Act as Bearers At Funeral of Friend riends a as be Miss Edith H Miss, RS IannY Mary's ¢ Miss Hup was in St T WEEKLY DANCE —At The— Community Theater TONIGHT AT 8 P, M Music furnished by the Big Flve Orchestra of New Britain, Manager Under Direction of Andrew J. Hogan Atwater of Ledge RRoad | near the Plainville res- | tertained for his recov. Bristol News Mayor Cannot Appoint Succes- sor to Gouncilman Merrill AUTO. GRASHES TROLLEY Passengers Miraculously Escape Death When Machine Rolls Over —About $500 Realized at St. Jo- seph's Whist—Itush Street Work. Flling of t council, cause of C¢ w who will is the f, according t city charter or document i event of a vac vacaney in the eity resignation Merrill, December city council tion 23 of the 19 of thut tion reads that with the the leave on 31, ita y “8 of ex [ fon of t clerk and'the council shall fi The general unders the city for been that Mayor could fill the vac ment Mayor Wade of the opinion that city charter pro- | vided otherwiss and a survey of the regulation showed that the city's chief executive knew his char- the the gap. the last Joh days has ¥ ney by appointe was ONME NEW MEWBER S00N nding about | playing and tracted by th progranm. Although not the fund for t many will be incr 18 believed. Checks Golng Out About $50,000 In ¢ mailed out Monday by the Trust Co., to gladde local people who were 1 the hollday club at th stituti This which has been bank in ity ¢ start T mail out s that he be greatly Mo, Marie 1 1 several y Bristol Trust ( benefited Marie ssi Boss| Mrs. wif Boasl of 12 Orchard Bristol owing a She wa years ago. A bro Italy. The Anthor Satur funeral v's cl the Rev. L. Berc ake place in St Property Trans D., Joseph B K | Rustic | tn, | Jultus a sold to D on Lincoln Mary Broderick Accordingly the fllling of the va- | cancy will ba di ing of the council tuture, ce the recommendati Councilman Merrill to the postr tership and his subsequent resig: tion from the council, much specu- lation has taken place as to his suc- cessor. Several applications have 1 made to Mayor Wade and all will be constdered when the eclty board fheets, | Auto Smashes Into Trolley Joseph Vickys of 26 Grand street, allingford, is fn the Bristol hospi- | suffering from severe injuries and his automobile is & wrack as the re- | sult of an accident on Park street at 10 o'clock last night when ed into a standing trolley car charge of Motorman Adrian and Conductor Thomas Grace. With | Vickys in the automoblle were John Cwyrka, his wife and two children, all of Wallingford, who miracul ly escaped death with a w scratches and a severe shaking up. The automobile driven by Vickys | eame down Park street at a rapid | Motorman Sweet saw | # carecning car approaching and | {stopped his trolley, just befors | | Vickys sideswiped it. The automo- > rolled over several times. John Cwyrka, the passenger In the | car, was placed charge of court this morning inued un Vickys wi urt as soon as he is al Lie hospital. Street Commiittes ot~ at a hin the near of as- t crash- in | Sweet | ¢ rate of speed. In the city his case was con- onds of $5,0( be brought before the € to leave Out ot dar, tters, in going over street 1 n pre tings and in discussing im to be brought before cil at its next meeting. the new section of the railroad t pave bridge also took rapidly n eharge of C who expects roughfare open to ma which abova perm 0 ractor Vacca 18 also r e mfort May Have d w v sired by t Holiday. o was qu with a ces ArTests we ty 58 for no wel were ove ed th Whist Nets About 8500 whst party d 1 Mer 1 a subs er arrest on the | The Wom | will meet next Wed |December 2rd at the home L. L. Hardir I The program will consists of review by Mrs. J. H. [ {tableaux pres g herol tion by several members of the |R. E. star | Scarborough. g on Robbins ay a club. Mrs, H. 1 by Mra. Allca is a guest of Moody on Golf Pag Mrs. E. Fi erick street sp Mrs. Cook of Boston is visiti daughter, Mrs. W, H. Pr art street rvelatives in M Mr. and Mrs. Willla | | Dizz | u're Bil | Take a ted at recent coun- | to | ,cAst%"gumwg Do 3 pavs 3'.°¢ w24 [ ghtery of Hillside avenue, are K the week-end in Providence ¢y will attend the wedding L on Saturday. Shonts and Everett k were guests of and Mrs. M, J iving Hill Bridge club will me of Mrs, Willlam t next Tuesday ock. Golf stree ) o'c ses Laura and Mary Camp od 1 avenue, are entertaining Mrs. Kinsman and chile ng Island. onard Voke and of Golf street, returnea from a two weeks' stay timore, Maryland. 1y Too Much Dancing dance craze has Austria Worried by the & popularity of jazz, authore have taken steps to curb the frolics of Vienna's In the future, danecing ers may not hold classes withe icenses and all public dance halls in Vienna must be closed by ini out quickly broken up by the soothing, healing and eun- 'ntlvadaddp:!flnlmi“ in Linonine. Thisefficient emulsion promptly relieves the coughing, tops the irritation, cough. At the first sign of & congh = cold, take Linowine and merious sickmess. For growing chil- dren it is a and preventive of and eoughs. Sold by Drugyists in 50c and $1.00 Botfles Breath Bad? Stomach Upset? Bowels are Inactive! X N aks ] Avenue 8th Street rge o Hotel NEW YORK ntre of New York's social activities. of the Fourth Ave, ways and Sth Ave. larly popular for { visitors are the New g Room and the M. L2080 70 5 rters for Marsters' Tours TTERSON Manager HIS FRIENDS The Stoma;h THAT ANT HTHAT I AT BIG — | AT TO EAT.. GEE A \HEE! I~ DCIDED NOT T | ANYTHING FOR x! e, -WE {f 1 EAT UL FROM AT )i VesTeRDAY~ _‘jflfl I WoNT EAT O | AU TiL " a SOMETIME | [SONNA EAT NEXT WE