New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 30, 1924, Page 7

women’s or misses’ wear. Specially priced at Specially priced at Now at colorings, 56 inches wide, $: cloth that hang All Wool' Coatings, deep soft pile fabrics, navy and kit fox, ready sponged and shrunk, values at $8.75. All Wool Flannels, very best quality, $3.75 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD WOOLEN MATERIALS sible, we offer for tomorrow the following special valueg in woolen fabrics suitable for | L Worth to $3.50 Yard you have choice of all Wool Sport Coatings in both Dldll! and | plaid effects, tans, browns, russets and grey 56 inches wide. All Wool Jersey Tubing, fine quality, will not pull nor Bradford Yarns, 30 new colors, 56 inches wide, regular price $2.2 All Wool Poiret Twill is one of the season’s best material, s and drapes ve Good material, every popular Kind, at special prices Berlin News | JAIL SENTENCE Sprnglield Wan Fined $80 ad - Sent Up Tor 30 Days | SUSPECTED BOOZE RUNNER For Near Fast Relief To Glve Dance —Hockey Team Starts Practice— New Haven Man lined For Reck- (f ym t ok 1 a I8 P P « ‘ 1 e i- i ) 3 delt I a of ¢t un for Garcla Fined $50 and Costs funzi Landi of New Haven was 1850 of $63 ind costs, a tota PNEUMONIA to colds is exercised a care neum b s free from col ALLEN'S LUNG HEALER provin GONTOTERGIVEN nia may follow. | 1a hen he riswol ckless He was arre Cor had ward ine h amagrs f the Starts Gas lding \ d 1 dent wi i's t b A5 teriden Arthr Woodruff i further state W 1 wish have mains a Uy Emory Deal There less Driving—Ttems, S e m cepeci constructed s garage im, Giovanni Garcia of Spri e \lass, was a o M state Poi L automobile aul La their attention had | Loe o) 'n attrac the spocd of t e, estimated to have heen 50 miles an hour, New Team Pra im ¢ Year's K Attend Relative's . c d by t and Doty pr 1 by a Mr ) cts to ope vice station and re- e near futy The moved nd Ginger Iiread Lane. “tices Tonight e " Vislting o Kensington e Puncral Mount \ Irvin Cobb Not Dead, — " '_'—__" n- swes and disoases has made him |[moblle had struck a pole at Blos. . during the 1923 season, In several alnvl e eu’s |an invaluable conferee of the othe .»‘mm'n corner. Mrs, Itoskoff was nsto elvs Instagces hunters who falled to ses | | physiclans in Plainville and about [badly injured in the crash cure anything falled to make & Pe= | the state. {4 Cadrain of New Hritain, rnur( port and these cases are now being | During his entire time as Lealth |ed with ignoring the rules of th | |ehecked up and the delinquents are officer, Dr. Bull hus never found ft road, and his case nolled on payme nl being compelled to make repoits, necessary to bring anyone into |of costs. Justice Willlam Cunning- Rteports for the 1024 season will court to cnforca hia orders. The (ham sat on the bench.and Grand m- 'm after January 1 and City cople of the town have always fol Juror Willlamn I'oran acted for the ‘Ihomas Steele hus blanks ) ‘.n..) lils suggestions mwl have |state Vw those who wis hto fill them out. ghown him the best sort of co-opera- | set |'I-".:"x I '-\r \‘M:rlul‘r\ : Franklin Lodge Installs 0 s efforts to keep th ow cter Beanlon was sentence tion in hi ris to Keep the town e 60 duvkiln HATing !r"'IH‘ e 1 Albert Vuellicumier was installed free from disease and in abating ! ) | master of Franklin lodge, A, K. and i nuiNane During that time, o . ) H H]On w dD N N e e At et b Takes 0ver Hoallh QGRS o v, o e e wa e v cous ‘v ve | HERID Offiogr Woisard Dogs Mot 2, o v v et o e b s had gpent two nights io the town IV RNACR 0N 5 K e d tlonally good. He has driven out | o eld in the Masonic temple last eve | Dulles M Januen f %0 Ineiplent epidemics of snialipoy (Mall With lodging “free. le wos Anficipate Delay ng e Installation exerctats” N | y without any serlous resulta to the |!NCR given moscy and sent on his e o of Pixt!Mastes Justal y - people, has dealt with typhotd fever “““’ :‘y"f"y‘: (g l”"‘ 10WnIwAR € s Foste 1 Past Master Arthur diphtheria, searlet fever and other i came:back, He will be \\ Jupsor o were fnstalling offl Hince his ‘A rvice in the office, thers | Masses on ‘Thursday morning, Nev - UL car are 88 E Lidnsb i Year's Doy, whi be celebrated in the Bk has hee n serjon puthre s of Elks T ore o ost p Ne A B or w 9 Ay v Closing for Inventory—Chamber of 7 :”:' b v”r,'! I“"fvl ".‘,,‘m] U lchurch of Our Lady of Mercy at & Forced 4o Rewipome: Kew. XCAe i b ‘\\‘ “" A 3 jcknessen, and mueh o M8 1and 9 o'clock, Confessions will he harty—F dze Tnstalls Of Ly Eteel Commerce Mecting — Holidny "*0 dugitablling able MANACE D {hearg on Wednesday SRR G el G LU e SIS, ary, Charles 10, Edgerton; feh Dr. Bull has handled the mat & ' L] = treasurer, J, 1 Douglas; senlop FOR [aSchodniceah sichilaht benioe /ot | ln-:v l'-~}‘|.-‘r devotions will be et e IR Anior d8U0ORY & The appointment of country town |, & " S of New York f.. 1. Minor or steward, Chatles Plainville Briefs, eal hiEoKigars nd nda by Re(ite | LSWITVINS ChUTE ion KD A \Vaterhols ; AR DF. (inorga M tine ~ ounty lhm ':;. officer tFihiitan. &F He1Y Communien sgals : > Chap &, Soul block has been n Drr. Bull recefved a le it 7 o'clock, Confessions will bel® b y ries Kisa; tyler, officer to succecd Dr. J. N. By <[ Markham, Haptford ¢ ard Thursday afternoon at 4 > o b ! signed, and the offic vopa | Officer, telling him of the acceptance lock and Thursday cvening at |y, ! g laster 1 K T. Beubert . : Gaalv o 2 of his resignation and the appoint. TNl AThER g L surd t Clw r past masters’ Previous to Inventory which we take the first, and to lessen stock as much as pos- ELCEYBn (R0 ‘m”lv : Y ient of his successor. In this, Mr ';n B s Ka e | jew Past Master James D, ; : Markham asked Dr. Bull 1o give fhe vited To Installation e e Bull yesterday, 1 i m Madiaire 1 el ccessary help to his s ; .l‘vu i Hebek [0 ) B5(0% (o) Displaying Ancient Map 1his he states he wil] g 148 eila 1o ), t s ary 1. ¢ ] ker, North Mal ¢ r“r; ool coman riie | matter who received of New tail evening. | cumpt Nertnii! :"r: .mh‘. nr.U'H of ; nent January I, to install y and sup- | of 1up county in his bt Tu speaking of the manner in [Per. Supper will be served at 6:30 | to y ot i S8 e ‘l"l‘l'l' ¢ “]’ “;‘(‘1“] g hich the public Jix (o'clock and all who intend to go | annon N o “]“" iShed $2 75 policies of Dr. J ! sint : iake the m. car from o di ery detail a vs the location ....... lekaed (ool wany compliments goo 2 i - it t } S heiaaimts mucli | experiunoc . I il ang otherwix, One woman. thet raalnsllloghried | ra caxs pay Cope Company Incorporates AT : . : 5 sl b v mother of ehildren, told i Irs. Emith of New York is red apread f i HanT 56 inches wide, choice of black, brown, e e soniething he e e Rop sdaiting Livingstona of T Incorporat. She noved E ille, her chil- i { euse hospitais and this will fit h ! kil AT e I e e ST office of the ................ Yot DO 70 ook Somimeoaniine b SR wiok s v ke owy |, ey Ml s, i ur sns the advent of lhe new year Doctor Bull tolainimSthiatroas=| 8 A0 SERSIE Defiaine ther ided into 1,000 o ) T 1 {he 500 she had come to Plainville was n(“:lrr‘:l:n\‘ ! Hadilitol o0 sag, in French Spun and Neri block in Plainville or sl she had been told that they | | 10 spending porators are . nd since that time fiadiaudiia;good Neult SRR R R his city, John C. Yard rl of tho largest prec ve, | Another very told | e S Gl and William H. received his early aini Doctor Bull a that when- | 0 1 ool 7 e NErioi soliaols of which ai{yinn Losern d) Eais into) it i n ol AR CE SIS e S pls ss 0f the concern ia 1o~ sponged and shrunk, new | J it out. On the | %0 B0 0" TR “UD cated on Broad street at the corfyr o — 1 short time ago. it was L 8- of Emmett street. The concern i 75 grade, P TiteAlnowa O Yard 5 connenshs returned to their home on Elizabe | in the husinass of manufac. ! Eaneres nanay conrt after spending the holidays in e Nl.r,‘;“; soft finish, lustrous and the Frank 0 i LenioiA e aTemth i A fatie 5 1 usiliary Meoting well, 56 inches wide, reg. $3.99 gl'aflo. 2 69 : T ‘miy Wit : ¥ Ifga PR e “‘f s Yard in hist office and he | oaoe OS . Pa n o rerican Leglon ausilfary will be S| At e fond hope "?»:':f" & frs. Anne st Dr. Woisatd. With!| this evening at 8 o'clock when offis mfort ot Dr. Cook and hat B t for the ensuing year will be Plainville wate T T o « in the by-laws of | ver mght. He call tention to e Mot fon | 1 tion will also be acted was arraigned before Judge | held from the Methndiet church (e e T A ety malady victims. A& upon last Mght on a charge of 'm-rn U 2 o' k. burial b: s on the he te Tanement to 174 Whiting ne work € To Play I_.jafn«m Celties driv f | emotery there 6t Tt el g s s The West Fnds ba ed on Christmas day | Return From Vacation. 1 that wmany of the co e “' _'” ) finella, 51 h this city will play the famous Celties ible Orville Ventres, after| Station nt Frederick To ible but speakir FLL el e b g e cado L e ] team ot New Yok iat “the " FINR en involved In a slight ac- son of the Berlin depot and - M [oRnGasihe recommuniie0 ALl oy i l counted. The city at thu-lschool gFmnasium on Saturday nother car.’ Proceeding | Tomlinson have ret trom town officials and the offi 3 4 24 g g ove- | siastic in praiss of the ’ The eltics ara considered Hartford, he attempted fo]short \acation spent with relats S ETeEWator 0a o ; Elizabeth | in which the health board 1 ng basketball players in the oy 2, or Plainville 1 —adyt the malady country ther iele, failing to e e e mala mtry s b e e L SRR - Claims Committee Meets | ¥uneral of Mre. Charles Talmadge . One of the cars i uenis e roomandoymas en iR e sclaimsioommlvice tof (henellyy TERTIne A Ao UM Tbcelln TRl {iatyoad that) 1) = < minutes by trolley from Plalo- | conn night to consider | r 85, wife of Charles Talmadge er did not see the Items of Interest Dr. Bull s suecessor c Lty Queen street 2 city, in auticipation of 133 Divinity street, who died on vehicles came togot Mrs. M. Sears has returned t i) hase by rtune that he andiiimproxements | gession of iary 6| Saturday following a short illness, ruck was abreast of the \ in Willimanti SR ein 1 he asks the {\""‘H G At oL BT matters discussed was held at her héme this morning s ahout to pass returned tc people of the town to co-operate | 0 B ajrssadil was the bill of Contractor nnd was private. Burial took place Cp i ding several T Dt ek e i - R ) \uflx‘ for ex ra work in Sonthwick, achusetts, this Must Have Papers Filed ome in Berlin SRy iH 60 (ha came SOUTH]NGTON NE new bigh sohool, which will | afternoon. men of th Anderson, a graduate of | i ool | minity might remain SAbe il 4 on to the council at| Mrs Talmadge was born in Toll- i disc 1 w Han ke e recting of the new year. 1d she lived the greater £ , ; et ! v and upon 3 " Dutton Moyes, uthw the office of bR A Hon s entercd Closing For Tmentory Gur tareAlinel hardnare| St ST naas kD e ! ick up to o5 {0 Towniglerk {i So0R .08 Sl —_— lege. Upon the finish ! of the s oy store owned by the J. Lacourcier | yas moved int Honln ) TS 280 gichahe camme (olb N sy, Mr. Woo The condition of Mrs. Charles An e pies P ST ST, e e Liigs Uui Leha Ll ves her husband, one N e e St ¢l ventory this weck ety estens ng but lhe Copter building from the old Pathser bas s L ton, i6 rep e 1 1 Al 0 have been scared | prigtoj Savings Dank yuilding, rd G il st ;i r as ng , 48 nc = of value was taken ond G. and Alfred K. vz t1 Boston Cor & ts of 14 K A . ¢ hall on this ever ) iled the M= L emainde ; L0y (5] Hc Says So Hmhclf : ; ! v I Akhe dve ' : } il play As RREL 1 ‘ ks : ing is i 0 3 > l(\\}k!‘l: POTND 1 lll'l\ £ the or sachal ¢ A ous-— Begin Tlll\illL’ T | ot WAL L 03230 Father John's Pralolonliss preintiaions W cLE I S O W L e e e oo | T A Seramet of S Medicine at once. e ) v o Smiae e Uters Wha faled o ke No Dangerous Drugs TUESDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1924, wh ed for eex- urn the nation- two great-grandchil- A his city ar of ted ip Plantsville, i rphy s masses will * be e s Do 's church on = < o v T:05, 81 S5 fof) (U eree. was chosen to fill s Fy 3 iamber (’I Connnerce 5 LAl A 15 mass Wil S of Com- T Philadelphia and N day will be I t Vork Friday of the Property Trans V'8 church with Nhsin Cosnio § o'clack in the N it ur at 7:30 In tobbins 1 1 to W, |the evening ottt R ol lreet s mur Jailed For Six Months Assorting that State’s Attorney Y i to|Hugh M. 1 have lived soners were at least 200 e practices tried were {n Hamilton of Meri- Joseph Sigmur of v court yesterday e liquor a when ommended fine of $1.000 and liam J have lots an Farni- jam J. Fries this Watceh “Nizht Serviee Funeral of William Dalcy o W T1ks Party Postponed Dogs lefer From Babies, Jay! BY BLOSSER