New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1925, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, I'.‘RIDAY', JANUARY 23, 1925, Bm%éo n & opping @enter: Last Call For Muslin and Silk Undies At Special Janvary Sale Prices o BETTER MAKE SELECTION AND BUY NOW when Silk Envelopes and Step-Tns of regular $2*98 and $3.98 values are priced—$1.79 and $2.69 ea. Silk Gowns, regular $5.00 to §6.00 grades for $4.49 and $4.98 each. Philippine Gowns and Envelopes, very special at—=$1.69 and $1.95 each Pajamas, crepe and batiste, $1.50 and $2.00 kinds for—95¢, $1.20, $1.69 each, Bloomers, lingette, $1.50 kind—95¢. O thers of crepe—49¢, 69¢ and 89¢ pair. Gowns, Chemise and Bloomers of muslin, 98¢ kinds—69¢ each. Gowns, Slips, Che- mise, $1.25 kinds—89c. / Crepe Gowns, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 kinds, at—89¢, $1.29, $1.69 each. Gowns, Slips, Chemise, reg. $1.50 to $2 values—$1.29, $1.69 each. Flannelette Gowns, $2.00 and $1.50 kinds—$1.39 and 89¢ each. CORSETS, BRASSIERES, PETTICOATS, SLIPS—Splendid assortment of kinds and grades, all priced much under regular rates at this annual January Sale. LAST DAY OF “YCRKE” SHIRT SALE IN SPITE OF THE RUSH THERE'S PLENTY YET—Made neck-band style, with soft turn back cuffs, you have choice of woven'madras, silk stripe madras, fine oxfords, mercerized pongeepFrench percales and other good shirtings. Neat stripe and _ju('quzlr(l effects with colors guaranteed fast. Worth up to $4.00—We only ask you—$1.79 a. (Three Shirts for $5.25). SNAPPY SHOWING NEW ‘HATS 9 colorings., There are all silk hats, silk and straw, all felt and felt and straw-—Special values for $10.00, $7.50 and $5.00 each. SEE THE SPORT MODELS of suede and silk and all suede, in ombre shadings and solid colors. Can be rolled and carried in purse or over night bag. Special for— $3.98 and $5.00 each. and to the prople of Plainville for thelr fine cooperation in the affair last night. He also wishes to thank the members of the Congregational chureh for the use of the edifice last night, the Plalaville Fife and Drum Corps for the excellent service which was given gratls and to Mrs. Harry Hargreaves of New Britaln who fur- nished the flag decorations in the hall fres of charge. Interest in Hearings. A great amount of .interest has been created by the Plainville Town Plan commission in the two hearings to be held in the town hall Monday night and a large number of the property owners along both East and Linden street have stated that they Would be present to hear |the proceedings. The first hearing will be taken up with the discus- sion on East street and the second which will be convenod after the | tinish of first will deal “with buliding and veranda lines on Lin- den street. These matters will pave the way for a busy season for the town plan commission and will be the first of a series of hearings to be held on streets in various sece tions of the toy Last of Meetings. The last of a series of Evangelis- | tic meetings to be held in the Bap- tist church, will take place this ning. Rev. A. D. Kendrick of Hartford will be the speaker again | this evening. Rev. A. D, Kendrick of Hartford will be the speaker Fromen set the injured member and ugain tnis evening and those who she was again taken to hier home. have heard him the last three nights |”'~' leg Is in a plaster cast and she have realized why Mr. Kendrick's | Plainville News MRS, BENZONFALLS ANDBREAKS ANKLE Plainville Woman Suffers Pain- ful Accident in Hartford | AUKILIARY INSTALLATION Benefit Association Annual Banquet ~—Recelves Government Medal— Local Man Awarded Contract— Plainville Briefs. Mrs. Fred Benzon of Whiting street suffered a painful fracture ot the left ankle in Hartiord Wednes- day afternoon when she slipped and |fell on an icy sldewalk on Pratt |street. She was removed to her home where sho was attended by Dr. J. N. Bull who immediately had neterred to the New Britain neral hospital, There Dr. E. T. | will be requived to walk for some |reputation has gained such heights | time on crutches, {in church circles. Whether the Auxiliary Installation. micetings will be continued next cgion guxiliary 10 week has not been announced yet post will Nold instal- | but this matt in the post rooms pastor. this evening at & lin Brock-Barne lation of off] on Whitlng street | o'cloc The work will be carried T out by Miss Mary C. Coyle of ! town | Waterbury, department ‘of Connecti- | th cut president and hee | sistauts Crossing Maticr. selectmen and the other cople who are iitercsted in fight being waged between the town and the railroad company re- arding thewidening of the West stall of us- FOR IMMEDIATE WEAR we are offering .\mart. new models in all the latest e e e Company’s bu The man was suf- | liam Ogle. The sociul s fering with the Intense cold, When b leld in the church pi brought to his scnses, and he was|Thurslay atterncon carried into the A. E. I latcr being removed Berlin News T0 TAKE TIME OFF at shop, to his and evervbody is i home, The library ite will be open Amos C. e st Berlin has the exchange book: been named defendant inoan action | Mrs. Win R and brought by M. Irving Jester of New | Evelina Johnson will have c Britain through Aftol Mortimer | the H. Camp. ‘The plaintiit clatms dam- | Weekl) ing ages of $700, the suit invoiving a club ne FOR THE FCLIPSE Berlin Factories and Stores Will 5o ons ety o Cotan " 00 I'rank Brown and the wr! s return- Suspend Activities Tomorrow o | Sued For $700, | | entertainment m - at of the dnesday evening 12 Trophies Captured in ble in the ¢ity court of New Dritain on the secomd Monday in Februar At Will Meet Next Month, g Bolten-Kasica Post, American ie- gion, will hold its next meeting the first Thursday in Febraary S . m. The post, during the winter, is mecting of having two secssions cach month, | as has bec the annual meet of GASE IS SUED FOR ST00 yphies were captured tive events during the the membership of grown apprec The following officers President, James I -president, William retary, John Cronin; . William Sullivan, S at-arms, Willlam Cronin; James J. Bonney; I Tames Murphy; drum nt, assistant drum the corps Kensington Man, Seized by 1liness, only once i month, instead fably were ¢ Lies in Snow for Nearly an Hour G e ol i f vice Jr.; ure Condition Unchanged. The condition ot Miss Beatrice Thompson, who is scriously 111 at the New Britain General hospil mains critical, it was said hospital today. The conditic Gullong, who institution as tion, is good. Radio Fans Both n radio fans up in irding the interetereuce created cning by tor of a stles of —Berlin Judges Recommended in Legislature—Other Ttems. i serge The approaching ecli ing a great deal of inter lin and will he observed by residents who will go to the highest hills to see this phenomenon to the advantage Stores and factories through the town will suspend activitics during the period of darkness. T ) tiee Manufucturing Company the and DeLeeuw Manutiae- turing Company will not operate during the éntire day but the American Paper Goods comps and the: Berlin Constiuction will close down for a few only. The former concern will pend business from §:45 until 9 o'clock and Ta from & until 10 o'elock Stores will open at in the morning, but stopped from 8 until tesidents + throughout are today preparing smoked glass or exposcd photograph filin. through which they wily watel the shadow | of the moon pass in front sun. Turkey Hill will be 1 tination many int non the | watching the celip: Judgeship Resolutions. : the judgeship resoluti to the Assembly A Kensington has club in that of Mrs. Charles 150 confinell to tl nlt of an ope best e ra- are arms vach o vegenerative . which spoil many programs for en- | thusiasts in town. Steps will be en to find this pest, it is under- set, stool, Entertains at Whist William W, Fugan ral of ler fr liome In the cc nt w serves Mrs, tained sev onter- ds last evening ent el nsnal time ivities he Wi vening rtainm con town Land t warded Mrs he conil Miss Catherine Roc Catherine Watkins. Daughter Is Born wind Mrs, Rohert Co i iving cor M r of Ken- | ratulations at the 1 General hos Organize group of fiy Skiing Club Sral your orga riet of the taken lay's those nf Trnest W. Mildr 1ets 4 the capas Berlin to With Solomou. of the wold is Selzed Tiness x man, lay in heen mad n honr o e Meeting Date Uncertain date of i ment comm sington, is conscions examiner m count admit to practi pr court « m g of the re- tee, 8 duled for rtain, First er report- yet, dm- rec ssic has 1 cetman G r that it is meet e held recently in the ————————————— | | own hall and will be addressed by will r g T rlor o'clock. barber UMrs, Asa Fuiler will act as hostess 3 Monday afternoon from 5:30 to 5 o'clock for Miss rge of Comuinnity Year by Tabs’ Corps | the Y. = 1% Society Drum Corps ht it was announced that 12 in competi- Past year and has Aurp Sullivan tre . manager, r, William Sul- She Can Tell ’Em | FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS The members of Brock-Barnes Main street railroad crossing, are | post will be the guests of the sis planning to turn out in large num- organization and they will be enter- | bers nest Tucsday morning when a tained by a prepared program and | hearing will held the will be treated to one of the auxil vn ofticials and the representatives iary’s incomparable luncheons, of the New York, New Haven & > Annual Banduet Hartford Railroad Co. to attempt to | : first annual banquet of the settle matter amicably for all | Standard and Bearings, Inc., The town b taken an | Bemefit ation, will be held to- |adamant stand on the expense side morrow night in the Elks' elub in |of the matter and this stand will | Bristol. A large number of plates | probubly be the one which will be {have Been veserved for those who taken at Tuesday mornin attend and the usual program |frence. The raiiroad company ha speaking will be | expr its willingne widen association has flour- | the ing if the town Id as- neo its inception and 1 ume the damages, but was s who belong to it are en- |promptly dismissed as thusiastic over the prospects for the by the Foliowing th It nefit order the selectmen took the matter heve all the employes may be as- | through Judge Bernard F. Gaftney, town attorney, to the Public Ttil- itics Com on with the that one weg ago today a held on matter in Hartford. commission after listening to the rguments of both sides, stated that {it did not wish to make a decision 51 Whit- luntil the town officlals and those of et has beer arded a | the railroad company should get to- or efliciency and zeal in the |gether and try to settle the matter, rformance of his duties with the [If they fail of this, then the com- ted States Marine Corps. Mr. mission will rule on t question n who is now a private citizen, | and decide by law who shall pay served with the Marine Corps for a |for the widening. Apparently the long period. medal was commission is decided I ceived by 1 nts here and has | crossing as it is now I n for menace to the trave in W is hound to have the inatn M.xir(; ractor of | rded tl of a Water- ounts to xpected Letween tl | cone on this unreasonable selectmen, a mntual sured of help whencver sickness or injury befalls them ing to- orrow night's aftair, banquet will probably bo as an annual affair, Received Medal Harrison A. Bryan, son J. Bryan of Tolloy th instituted The of Mr, H. S pare cons arded to him Philadelphia, Tu. DiMarco Gets Contract. io DiMarco of well s home v Taken Suddenly 111 Harry A. Castle of Cab; was taken suddenly ill out 12 o'clock at his home. e ad appeared earlier in the evening at the governor's reception and had brought his excellency the greeting: of the town. He has been suffering from a cold for a week or more and when taken ill last night was seized with a chil His condition ported to be out danger t will be under a doctor some time, Watch For Eclipse. {members ceneral committee | The greater part of the popt lin Plainville will view the celtpse of the sun some row n the ph irs during lour. Al busine a time and resi night for tion main strect of contract 00 and wor started next Appreciation Tor Help. Charles . Newton rman the gi al comn . a the tion Trumbull in is ¢ of ‘ of ga- | e is re- ree ziven of 151 John T. y for tional church 1 hes 1o | oxT the totat tomor- Is Your Child Thin and Weak: | cle. Smoked glasses are heing I d and other paraphernal used to get good moon’s 1 total ec Plainville about will last for two ¢ nin the nd 10 | pended £ nning ts to watc Cod Liver (r)ilrin .\‘u‘s:ur Coated | Tables Puts en Flesh and Builds Them Up. nut A few davs—r mt of Exemplify Deg i irs will be wr future Plainmville Bricfs arles H. Nor De en the su- | T SOUTHINGTON NEWS The report of the committes in- | vestigating the consolidation of town |and borough goveruments was pted with reservations at the town | meeting held in the town hall last | | evening, although this action did not | come until after a lengthy and heat- ¢d argument which stopped barely short of blows. The committee, ap- pointed by the Southington Business Men's assoclation and the Southing- ton Exchange club, conducted a thorough investigation of this mat- ter and reported back to these so- cleties, which in turn hrought it be- tore last night's meeting. Althodgh the report was accepted | the meeting reserved for itself the | right to decide upon the details of | any new form of government. The | committee, which was composed of many of the leading men in this town, proposed that a city charter | be taken out, the town being retain- | ed to keep representation in the state legislature. The city would have a mayor, common council, and other officers elected for two-year terms. Under the proposcd plan, the pres- | ent constabulary would give way to a police force, this being one of the big arguments used in furthering the project. Local business men have complained recently that _the | police protection has t been suffi- | clent, and it is thought that an or-| anized police force would improve | this condition. | The irregularity of governmental | benefits and duties i3 also responsi ble for the change. The borough of Southington is provided with an ef- ficlent sewage system, while Milldale, Plantsville and Marion, being sepa- rate boroughs although within the (own, are without this benefit, The horough of Southington impases an additional 534 mill tax over the town | rate. Ordinances applicable in the borough of Southington, such as that requiring the clearing of sn sidewalks within 43 hours, do ffect the other three horoughs, that one man may be fined f shovelling the walk in front house while his next donr heing across the line snow there as long as he It a city were formud, these difference would be eliminated and the irregu- larities levelled off. | | w from not 50 not his neighbor, | may Icave the | of cares, tent of th Trust Co., at a meetin of directors yesterd, w succeeds the | has been a d many ye ector and is Southington Sav 1rs 1150 4 son Science club formed at the Lewis ligh udy scientific topics and entific experiments which ¢ lo the scope of the regu Ciiere are 30 members, are freshmen taking scince course. s heen to rform | ont- r cour 1 the of whom | general | lo of MMilldale was badly injured in an automobile acei- dent in Mt. Carmel this week when his machine skidded, and crashed into a telephone pole. He was pair fully cut on the knee and bruised about the body. He is now reported as resting comfortably at his he Nicholas G me. Funeral services for o C of Waipalui, , formerly of this town, will adley Memorial ternoon at 3 rst Baptist ¢ ceremonic in Oak Hill M pastor will perform the ment will be emetery. 0, M. ated st n me winter Body of Lakev ' Killed in Ac! : ; and buried Wer COUPLE FOUND DEAD. Son Belfeves They Were Murdered and Their Home Barned Down . N, %% AR Will Leave (%o BAD FRECULES ANT 60T A DNE So LE COULD 60 WK US, or Vlorida sha H. Clark and of Beriin will for 8t. DPetersbur ray Heht: v will spend t winter brot s or electrigity, Mr. In that itk will re Berlin Ttems memby aftend a s of Mrs. 8 Haze well to r. O. N, Johnson, 642 Philadelphia, is offering 10 days’ FREL one 'REE to t users in cach locality who help him intro it. Write him today for lars. Also of West Crot was tl relatives n yost The lamp on ven to give Sm lay Awhile” social, 1 at the home of Mrs. L. with Amos Rourgeo well attended ar winners s Hattic Wil- will Turner Mrs, T < remaind- 1 _J JA reeL sormy )| RARLD LOYD § of’ FOR AN )7 ( i) ¢ - uoews! AN ) | T WANTED Yo SEE THAT wew vl wiars ) ) THE TROUBLE AR-T 4 i (Y PICTURE, Yo0. =4 = ~— ot Bristol News THREW WRENCH IN RINK PROGRAM Education Board Blocked Flood: | ing of High School Field PUMPER WAS ENGAGE Ihermometer Scurries Zervo Watch Lclipse—>Merchants Com- plain of BlocKed Gutters, That preparations, even go far as employment. of one of the city heen |t Newell, com- mittee in charge of the north wing of 1, tor the flooding it 1 as a public skating | the fire. pumping made by Ju engines, had Roger 8, chalrman recreational the ne ot the might rink 1 board of ¢ this mor I'oliowir: at | schoo! fleld so that were checked by th many requests from th for the flooding of th 11 so that a rink might be at th people in the south parts of the city, Judge Newe riade the nec Fire Chief cit disposal of ssary ohn 1. called into confers Hayes the water e also Then the board of ealled into the matter and here th whole plan went to smash th board decided that the abandoned as the rink would om the Pequab education at | tract crowds about the high school | might buildin 1t} suffer damage, board refused its cooj the field {s under tion supervi s well reational committ no skating rink on the structure For this reason th board of edus as the there will athletic fiel ion the advocate ause of th school pro or Lwo winte ideal locatio nay be adopted. Th flooding will not harm the ind will 0 for tl whi ny way provide a winter time, immense b Mar while school field is but a short distanc rom Main street In its estimates for next ye: board of education asks the cit ldition to its regula that grass may b ield. , it is a dead loss to th 1the winter, except for a. fe s when nd during th will prove arq unable the th the su but down over adjoining street Now Bridge Progressing. Work on the n Poni idg while held up by th rogressed to th letails must be atte to before the struc the eve Jer, has {hat but few for use r tion is comp the tions must road conr 10 L new stree m Charles ma nust be laid out f bri i W e ¢ ree to the Nort} street, Th propri am of $10,000 fo vhich amount, there | 11114 5 to t erk's office, “Kicks.” N on g practice, Down Past Mark — City Prepares 10 cation, was made known east and | arrangements. was > and consent- [ ed to the use of the pumper to pump | ing and vaudeville acts will be pre- river. | gh the plan a fine one. was | an must be ration and as | rec- | be | a| high e ease in which field in | the other hand | of | fit to the city at large. to ga to the city, proposed rink on the high | for | As the field | bridge construc- | idge does away ade crossing at | city has ap- up to | operation: Mercury Takes Drop. The mercury in local thermome« ters dropped almost out of sight |carly this morning. A resident of the section around the Lewls corner on Farmington avenue, one of the North Pole reglons of the city, re- ported his thermometer as showing 16 degrees below zero at 6 o'clock this morning. The police station re« glster showed 10 degrees helow in the early morning hours but at § o'clock was 4 degrees below. The unexpected drop to freezing weather |caused all sorts of hurry calls for |the plumbers this morning and gar« lages were busily engaged in doing | first ald work to motor cars, which | had suffered from the lowered teme perature. Awaiting Eclipse, Vantage places about the city feg the witnessing of the sun's eclipse [tomorrow were being discussed today ind preparations were planned at several high points, notably the new Chippanee Country club but the lat- |ter place may not be available be- cause of the bad road conditions. The public works department at- !tempted to clear out the roads to the club today and succeeded admir- ably to a point near the club but |there high winds of the night had drifted the snow to five feet in places, An informal holiday will be taken e |tomorrow morning with several of factories shutting down and | many of the mercantile establish- ments closing untll 10 o'clock to o | watch the eclipse. @ Pine Lake Entertains. Pine Lake, the preserve of Judge William J. Malone in Forestville, will be the ecenc of an entertainment, given by clerks and office managers of the Center building tonight. Danc- the o sented and a luncheon will be served. Louis A. Wheeler heads the committee in charge of the event. Fire Board Meeting. Routine matters are at hand toe night for the gathering of the fire board. Among the matters of dise cuseion will be the estimates of the board for the coming year as the city budget i¢ in the process of compilation. Connecticut Co. Issues Statement on Change In condition with the announce« ment that the Connecticut Co, will 1 | charge three, instead of four, fares e|on the New [ in-Hartford bus line and will extend the first zone oot he city to Ibelle's corner, Bu- perintendent W, J. Bryan of the lo- cal division made the following o | statement today | “This change is apparently de- &ired by the majority of patrons whe | prefer it in place of the system | originally established, under which o | passengers could travel between any " | place in Hartford and any place in » | New Britain upon the payment of - | four fares through the use of free r | transters. o he change is made in the con- fident expectation that, having been o |adopted at the request of our pa- trons, there will be an increasing use | of the through service to the end | that the receipts may be sufficient to warrant a continued operation under the proposed plan.” u Carter to Have Charge ! /At King Tut’s Tomb Again London, Jan. 23.—A news agency despatch from Cairo states that the | Egyptian government has provisione eed to hand over gontrol of ¢ | Tutankhamen's {omb to Howard t | Carter pending Lady Carnarvon's written acceptance of the terms of the agreements recently concluded with Mr. Carter, The work of clear- the entrance of the tomb, it was was commenced today and I will be handed over to er in four days. v | Ing added, . Cart reports during the | snowstorms of the s, diggl : the gutters so tically blo g out snow up nks in ts are pra that kaded especialy in oth rouble ¢ 0 will 0o asking the the high bz —Tag_Has Schemes of His Own AW, T 6THER KIDS | ALL HAD A DI | T T MOVIES AN DIDNT KAVE ANY SO -1 CANT Go." MET YU AY CH 4 DINE /! For Deep, Heavy Colds t way to get rid of apply hot wed 1d chest to open e briskly with Vicks pread on thickly withtwo thicknesses of hot Leave the bedclothe t the neck so that the ng may be freely inhaled, inhalel with each e medication directly, 10 thr 1 parts. At the same time Vicks is absorb- hrough and stimulates the skin, = 11 vapors inhaled to geliew tight s anJ sorene Over 17 Mutrow Jars Usep Yearty vVAPORUB BY BLOSSER loose ors aris s vapl affec ANCE FOR ,’_/J