New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1924, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1924 —————— e . . \Mrflyf‘t,‘ I’luln\mr.l'oldrnt woman, pun SOUTHINGTON NEws -unpme‘o the concert will be held, Plainville News |;i-::\%. e HINGTON Bristol News |wrosset s sescen vii s e i future, Bhe is over 100 years old " graduate of the Bristol High sehool The town court session yesterday ville for & long number of years. |'SR over iuto the atternoon, threa {ive concert program has been are Recently, her companion at the | C4%¢s taking up the morning and re 4 ranged for and following the cone | Bank strect houss, died leaving Mrs qQuiring that the others be disposed | cert there will be dancing in the | McDonald aslone and she decided |Of afer mdjournment for dinner. ) High school gymnasium until 1 |that the home in West Hartford |Sc™ Meclesco of New DBritain was the o'clock with music furnished by would be & better piace for her than |Artt bIOusht before Judge M. D. Epike Dyson's Trinity Bachanalians, n’ ; ILer . ‘rl‘:"ck treot, Hep |l lzpatrick, being charged with " George C. Clafk is chalrman of Sitbodl i bd b ritis " reckless driving. Ho had been ar- {he Bristol Yale club committee in | triends may visit her there wWhen-| . ..i after an automobile he was | 14 0 eve OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P. M. 4 | N 5 ever they :": desire, operating had collided with & truck ) " 'eo M".( ': ”I‘ J dnL 1“”"“5.0’11‘: '-}: Saturday, Dec. 13; Saturday, Dec. 20th; Monday, Dec. 22nd; Tuesday, Dec. Hea][h Omcer Plflces Qllaral]llne‘ Only ,ll,',:';,:’ :::’, ',':," ',:,.mn, ros |/ e EILIRVIIOF croat, Junun‘[fil‘gel' Appmpmm“ m“ Be il uller T Barnes, ‘J?;:'t Newell Fitzpatrick fined him $25 and costs, | Jennings, Frederick G. Hughes, 23rd; Closing Wednesday, Dec. 24th, (Christmas Eve) at Six P. M, nain before Chrls d the local |, leiabias inga, ¥ | * B on To Homes on Broad §. ‘::.’«" oise i ok, on gne . pul Smonatne (0 B oo vutl Goqght op gt Yoar | chuce s Treamar and G |and has been a resident of Plain- through Yale college, An attrace period. The pumlu 15 asked t0 €0- | Ghage, \ RLOSEn LT, ¢ | | ‘rvp‘ rate with the post office force Robert O'Leary of Merlden, ar { This, Your Christmas Store, is [ If5 D NI TAKED 7 e riis om0t i ¥ "7 WALTHER IN SCREEN PRopg, NOBLES AND MECKANICS ompson on { — addressed Bothiwith' Ahe" 8ender'd ohares of driving whils: winder: thel ]N SWEDISH GHA“BER . [ ] e o | Case Not Finished —~ Mrs, Drysdale | name and address and the address, | inquence of liquor, was fined $100 | \ e ban eity and state of 1he | i rary o ‘it e'ss 2% ined $190| Republican Headquarters Reopened — aaiant wi € Ioliaay opiri ottct—Enters St, Mary's Home— | crson for whom they are intended. |apieal. — O'Leary 14 an argamont g : ] acourse = onl Americ 1 | People are warned against placing {i; the rear of the court room fol- In Lacourse Building—Yale Clubs | Only an American Jury Can Con : s o TaT ! - f ! ¢ q seals on the front of parcels, letters |lowing the disposal of his case, a| In Concert Tonight — Whist For ‘pare with Personnel of You will find it an inspiring, interesting place where charming suitable gifts can | Lotter—Plainvillo Bricfs. or cards, : [nolay dispute arlsing hetween him ¥ ; b be selected for your family or friends, Everything for personal or home adornment, A As Christmas Day 1:“:: }\\n\l'l;n" nl{ a(u-:l.mm_‘u Thompson, son of Con-| St Joseph's, Country's Riksdag. H N 0 i i . i o i i as 9 Health fticer Dr, J. N, Bull|rural routes, the public is adv stable Thompson Judge Fitz-| .. B RIASSS i " ) §re- By nov?].hos of all kinds, things sensible and things fanciful. hvex\fl],mg for Christmas for ataiod thin Troralng (hat. two. coses | that pareels for delivers on rural |patrick threatened to reopen the| Siatthslbrary bosrd will ask for | Stoe bzmm: I e, ]fr'v Nothing everybody. Come make e arly selection. Bring the children to “Toyland | of scarlet fever have been reported | routss should be mailed 80 as 1o |case unless order was restored, [a bigger appropriation, which wiil | &hort of an m,,,f“‘"";,?;,-{e:a“e:;m: [to him of the town and ho has|rcach the oftice of delivery at least | W. B, Corbett of Waterbury was |total $11,000, from the city councit P2re With th L Loyt [ 8| 4 | ¥ nel of the Second Chamber of the | placed quarantine on two homes three or four days before Christ- | charged with reckiess driving, his|in next year's budget, was the decis- | . f th 3 Swedish Riksdag for variety of oe- J | where the sickness has been found.| mas. machine having str Harry Den- |, e IasticIEht attha Wassion ot i tIo # i Jewelry—-a Good Choice for Gifts _ SRR L T lon made tas nigit at the session of | Cupation and socla status, The et One of the homes is that of Deputy There Dennison body., Commissio ] 8 A. ! of members contains re th ’ f : A . gherift E. W. Furrey and the other |upon the parcels “Please do not open |was in the Meriden hospital for seve [0 f?:;'r‘n‘,"fl‘“,“"”‘"‘C”,V{‘l ! W“] D o “""’;:"}:j]‘;‘l: 'X‘Ll';“”r‘i You cannot go amiss by making Jewelry your selection as your gift to her, that of Allan Balley, both on Broad |untll Christmas” ‘or other words to feral daya. He refused to testify | 0¥ "PERE o P8 (R0 SG P01 Lt a poltions of the 230 per e : : ¢ g AR stroct though widely separated from’| that effect. The above could aiso |against Corbett, s that he the council to cover deficits for 1t ituting the full 1;.~mber- We offer choice from an exceedingly fine collection of Christmas gift pieces, one another, apply to city dolivery as thers will |at least equally to blanic for the ace | e 0 0 RO SOATEGAT L i e At the Furrey home, Gladys Tur-| be no dellvery after 11 a. m. on cident. Corbett settled the dam- 5 2 | i | b i L [ % b 5 so submitted his reports for the ' Social-Democrats gained | rey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fur- | Christmas day. The post office will |ages and his case was dismissed. |50 month : | strength to dictate a new . >/ v 4 od | A Few ( :ood s estl ns rey is the vietim, and it was dis- | be open from § a. m. to 11 a. m. on L"Y”n"‘::“n?[fj“':"] ‘P i i Prosecutor Informed | cabinet headed by the veteran states- ugg O covered that the disease took form | Christmas day. | i rnoon, Dominie Raza-| attention of Prosecuting Attorney [ man Hia b ‘ Post Office Items — Santa Claus e = S mar nting, who has last night. This necessitated t santa Claus Yetter tlllo’s case was heard Ho had |y mes T, Mather has been called to | twice before been Soclal-Demoerat Watches for Men, Waterbury make in Ladies’ Wrist Watches, white gold octa- |@|| night patrolman giving up his dut Probably the first Santa Claus let- | beeh arrested 1n a liguor rald JYoac: | the troubles of seven -local 3 premier of Sweden. Among his cab- oold filled cases, jewel movement, 12 size, gon, cushion and tonneau shapes, 7 jewels on the streets and his place was|ter of the year to he regelved at the | o ve St S Bckey an botns |Chants with a New York moving pic- | inct meinbers are F. V. Thorsson, < R P L + Y filled by Officer Willlam Buys, TDo- | Prafnville post oftice, arrived v.day | #1ab s Vi ’”“fl‘vme screen advertising concern as | minister of finan », who rose from tully guaranteed, for—§9.50 each. and very special for—§10.00 each. T Buys sill bo only tempora.|and 18 a touching uppeal trom an |charged with keeping 1iquor with |i1e repuit of contracts signed here|n shocmaker's apprentice to his Very Special—Bar Pins, Cuff Links and Iancy Necklaces, pretty beads in all the rily and another patrolman will he apparently sinc and hopeful |intent to mell. Attorney Rocco |eyrly 1y the fall. Mr. Mather has! present place at the king's couneil Pins, Chains, Ear Rings—50c¢ each. wanted colors—8$1.00 each. Q| arpointed untit such a time as Dop- child. Santa ls sure R 'q‘o(,:,‘r,"“’f I.;'l‘,;',,,',f, How Ho .‘Qi.}”,\f”} not been called in directly by the | table. Per Albin Hanason began hie APEORS) H T I ", i T ol . uly Sheriff Furrey will be able to|lvtter and it {s hoped that someone | Fi€& 2 o as Hnedimerchants but people interested in career as a grocer's boy and i8 now Ladies’ Diamond Rings, white gold set Solid Gold Cuff Links, plain and engrav- who is well acquainted with hin #1il |$160 and costs, —totulliiz $16140, 1o matter have presented the facts | minister of defence, FeT T el = - @as z - | resume his dutics ! Sndlss P i tings, ideal gifts at—$10,00 each. ed, $35 and down to §5.00 pair. "\t the Balley nome. Mra, Allan|take care of it and ses that it is |and sent to jail for 1 days. He i him, so that an investigation by | But the stories of obscurs begine Sterling Sweater Sets, Bar and Cuff Men’s Wrist Watches, radium dial, Bailey has contracted the sickness, |Prought to Suntw's attention. ;!‘hn 'fln};;«?hf;w e .. |the local authoritios is pending. The ' nings are no more fascinating than Pins, dainty designs—$3.50 set. leather strap, gumantwd—&lh 50, B! Hor condition was discovered today |ictter, addressed to Santa Claus, 1ce- R ROl contracts were changed into “notes,” | a perusal of the titles by witich the S v land. North America, 18 as fol sws: | rested with Razazillo, was sontmy £ el it gaoies s patuselio : Pearl Rosary Beads, indestructable, gold Pearl Choker Necklaces, *Richelien” and positive appearance of the B P TR GRS Lo and court closed at 6 p. m ORdingRLy acilies iom sinnancel] nrasoncRmelthorst O thep esdon] 5 o P < e S o diseaso has appeared in both cases. I am e § s corporation, which asserted that it chamber describe themselves. They filled chain and cross—§4.9 many colors, stone catch—8§5.00. Nelthar ot diie ‘aftentaiiaifninihoric | o/o clotles et dests fapie SIMNBIE, o o il _. |bought the commercial paper from 'show blacksmiths and iron workers Men's Watch Chains, solid gold, green 14-kt. Flexible Bracelets, set with two ous condition, it is stated. bring me some stockings anc e bell, 77, |the advertising concern and which ' sid A i A sl and it . . H= o= t to wear to Sunday school my @ lifelong resident of itnington, |nskea tor payment £ I 1sine: o and white—810.00 to $35.00 ea, 54 qnphmw special at—$25.00. Finds Tand Not Taxed Sl L laAlatiien hameter nsked for payment, from the business y professors. Farm hands, White Gold Cuff Pins, set with sap- Ladies Elgin Wrist Watches, white gold, Tho Bl “‘”\‘“‘ nEnianfeomY ot /Plainville upstairs.” on Thursday ‘ 5 .| A, Y. King of the Wheeler-Sheri« '1'.'”"'.:,““1,71 ',':hll-,'.“:?, m;z{:.:‘m;?: i ¢ 24 0% nair sion ts wo of viewing 3 al will no Charles P, bart \ | iy t LSS STt elbo I le , J 'y phires, satety catch—$4.95 pair. octogan, cushion, tonneau—=$25.00., e St penianfarncal pilnct Bolli (o) m"] ‘.‘:\‘f‘ . th lan Co., of Los Angeles, who are army officers of high rank, promi- . [that in a large number of sections e A O e e 1 members of the chamber of com- | nent lawyors and judges. No leas . - e . 2 5 o T = — — IR el () waiting Tor somebody : 1 8 re hield {merce of that city, is conducting an -~ than 72 describe themeelves as prop- ; 3 estigation, also in hehalf of that . vietors of farms. The list contains zanization and allied business | 2 ors, 11 teachers and profes- . at @ mecting next Friday eve- [ have charge of the booths: Domes- | |jkely < Hil It is expocted t ors, mine carpenters and cabinet- 8 1 5- | jikely some time fn the future, to be rchants of Plainyille report | %28 in Oak Hill cemote 4 s P ; Will Move In Soon Dorothy Rich: grab hag, Migs Min- | stop any development in this e R sl i o el T lquainted with the facts so that the | and firemen and several other raile Work on the new ing which | nie Kahms: food, Mrs. J. F. McCor D nen : Christmas shoppers yet in town : Thomas’ \members of that organization may | read employes. SR - I tion and s a source of annoyance Business in general is good but it ig church at 9 o'el oW morn- take actio : S \ise the Mildr ewe a : g v E take action to keep conee e SRR oot nat elected ill honse the W. W. Mildrum Jewel | Kle, and lunch room, Mrs. Arthur he ople who wish to have expoctedl ¢ “p’x ana iR g Buria O k fon to concerns of al Other occupations selected at ran- pidly approaching | Lasrence, . questionable nature from reap- | do m the list are as follows: cut convenient intervals g als veek after w creased saleg emetery woflits in cities of o rl completion and it is expected that | Mr, and Mrs, SECiareantoe it i (i plan a0 misslon it Alne- g e ke e nrofits in cities of the conmmon- | machanician, chaplain, baker, miller, ¥ L ltwo weeks more v e com- v Britain ongratu= | : ki vecalved b Diai s 3 3 i . T Poxt X o wlass blower, clergyman, physician, ny seewrc in ¢ quarters. | jations on. the M| s preenb 2 bE Yo g ol Will Open Headquarters par ure i s ey : : ! onlina yecentiygboeh S et N lnyseny e e s e e L v mduarters | snerehant, daifyman, gardener, mall Joroughly me has | paterson W i1y Mg Fioveics | . T e e Herk ot 0w vl s . he head- | 1 accountant. Of the thres n secured and a ansior Rich of this en e it § & : Sl e A b AL o @, women members, one le a tralned business is expected, s M s s that one of th | los T 50 e e . . ! CLoN R0 1y b Il nurse, one a photographer and one Cat Comes B eierved el ligading the matiiof) Lt I S A 2 . L nator ; sts herselt down as “wife” Thers Charles, An nof K ngto the proposed strect d stops the merchan a ot 2 © meeti h Junius is one baron, one count and several when saic dat i willing. This ca f . erE AR g Teath onithe) closed since the | blood black and white_in color and rov { plac town with the sam or reachied with reg. la Kiltox November election but will be lo- New ( der ot 1ot Eepiampir heartly give tl 3 ondition existing is matter ey 2 cgion, will meet|cated in the Lacourse bullding on £ Lommanaer J2 e todk Itaintaiits " o oo and o E ney has also been found that this Pythian Sksters Opens etaoinn | At 'he headquarters this cvening for | Main street, whe i Laatar Govpermieas 1 trip and it Md =0, Nothing more ithads i Fh rip of land have never been taxed. Pythian Bazaar Opens a similar purpo: o who will sce Santa Lefore Christmas At her home at 2 o'clock this after- e ———— have reserved years back, a strip of |, 3 letter. noon, Rev. T Pavy and land a foot wi where there is Rush In Stores David Beach officlat| has been presented in the R N Houwe of Commons making fon i annu 1202 Pythian — I § it unlawful for pedestrians to walk k into his store and Shans tio il 1 an in Stpes : the republican L8 TR, ; Sl LY : ol et » bazaar this year : t : e S Kensington Boy Enlists In Army— milk was [orn kept. Apparent nt 2 L&y Iy ass he apiedbrthe r“" R center « irt room, Chalrman Lestor ST ifted for itselr | Women Tea Espert Says Taste for ordi e alue el £how of last nig ¢ o cumB o Misceliancons Shower s Held — |0y S anths hutwith i o with a bang. All numbers were re- | Nelson Ll(‘utenant a' Rreni sty ol MR B Beverage Is Destroyed in Women | HHOUED ; s inter. Peatedly encored th Va. M ; ’ Atiierinia | plan n and : G q a. Military Institute Simon son, son of Mr. and 1 for tonight and danc il ho | Mr8. Axel Nelson of Corbin avenne, | Mayor | 1 civil engineering it the ' p L y Enlists in Army > rofesst 16 A S or \yl e tlon with | Virginia Military Institute Sz e ard in th s e veome s e i e ety o L, i o Do o8 4 e A e . Save Your Lyes Cat Comes Back After About e atatom ; : d that there was no plice like | Who Smoke, ed in t tter, that the taxing 1 1'% L tertalnment of high class is Three Months—Other Items, ne. hese trips are not vnusual, ¢ this T ot . as a hut they seldom udon, D b \ 1 eriy Wi, tend to ( rmer enlisted in t Sitee t nly woman . s . Finished ] 5 b . i : Women: toa-d ~ = S i ¢ Aast Whist Part 1 i$ no 1tione eun o d 2 Al 9% Plainville h s L 2| The final whist par ‘-' : e - work- X ousands of pounds & .o.u'in Hartford yesteday, was not ted 1o anothor oftic =i % - AVes W 1 nte nto iy ] ad to another o : e L leaves which enter into Engianl’s | yegtergay afternoon and it i b it of Visitors' In Rensinaton. -‘\‘\“\ “"y ) med todny. A large perfumc perfumad % Ak ¢ rcinnat), siting i rday e as Wit-| John Verone of Rroad : S * t i mtil after Christmas. TBhnE Wi it : ath, is visiting Rt e Y The ; RSN n ron ad s s S 3 f e i S e S e TR o o e \ter the ' fari ran oodwin Mel v arm 4 T e e flavor of tea, and ¢ ! SRR L sl of e Ths Ol\lahoma Oll Leases Automonile \hlr\\ Closes Evesight .\pu-mhu s A dhur Dast/clght veurs, 1is enllstment cx- | oo, e T Mrs. Drisdalo Better s in New York for a fow day (erled for Sale o avinBicnactlon s fehow ji SSTRILIN BT Y 1l viannotta, 4 v € their function : rr etter 1 Howard B T pires t i S e e wary. ~lof Miss Nataliz Zelke was held at Governor Sends Message | vho is sulering el aw el etk dotr e of ¢ t models of cl ik [ Ve Vrasam A I ¢ 1 g am s T8IV | Malone bu A mmendatory lette ther and o be i : ot I ! To Disabled Veterans s me well. Dr. George Cook rs. | cember 1, ) . : 3 fved 1 1 e e : Waterbury, Dec, 8, — At the re- i s argarct te in attendance, acts o A p Bristol Realty Co. Meeting 94 A' Don't Abuse or Orverwork them—if “d- (hey ghve cause for worry, have us L tat EIks' examine them now. on Broad strezt with illness. or the auspices of the w ' Ispices of the wom- adition is not serfous, Mr.|en of St. Joseph's parish, T finished @ o time of adjournMent | “ypichaol Levine las resumed his |a Miah Bl o = D, The pro- A R i e e ArltonEvalker i o the fund Comfortable Vi DMy Specialty— street after a few days illness at his 1 Mrs. Fred Walker of Hars| M Bl Ncurchy ne in Meriden with lur risor ar cbes 5 78 ppraclidenthe : g L government | ape. it over \ t : : " - n action witt. BEATS ELECTRIC OR GAS fon of offt b s recoy monthly production « e ; lirect g 1 » that gives an A Mem - S % 2 \ aplcton st sent g Inters St. Mary's Home - proxima .88 [ . s Tt tst stock of |, i soft, white ifferent i Jian ever be. !’ ) 1 who ar fine ted protements 1 t s : = 1 test the U. 8 is cxpected that r 4 7 % t e stated that Lt h ft 1 t nent and 85 leading univer- ! . &N 3 3 1 i Ry Yo ariSig INDEY \. BIBLE CLASS e G Rt it was mis | Yale Clubs Here Tonight Bowling Matches ' ¢ te the - g . 5 troet was e \ t 3 siiist B 1 t 2 ble TONIGHT AT 8 1M ya il \ this m ¢ | Music turnished by the Big Five Orchestra of New Britain Manager Unider Divection of Andrew J. Hozan s poured in fros r Last Berlin Items Want Sum of F6.500 T fl hudget of the Berlin WHATCHA 60T ( [ you couLowT M I Rapio § L NEP! ANT I N AT BOX, PR A DOOREY 2 ? N B gk MAKIN' MY ! \ / Ty 4 N | A THREE {, TUBER! DANCING every FRIDAY EVENING =it Newington Grange Hall ther Ahlberg’s Orchestra