New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 5, 1925, Page 7

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Everything that's new in wearables for woman or miss can always be found. Make it a point to examine our lines before buying else- T NOVELTIES arriving daily, Fabric and Kid Gloves, the smartest of any in the latest double scalloped cuff style, two-tone embroid- ered backs, one-clasp effect, grey, tan, brown, black with white or “IRENE CASTLE” CREATIONS Mrs, Wickham, Sadio Okenquist Mrs. Van Buren, Nellie Bixby; Ma garet Muldoon, Rachael Smith; Po- lieoman Brown, Faith Strong. Tho members of the class regard |themselves as fortunate in being | able to present Mr. Pelcher to a | | Plainville audience as he has already | {won notablo distinction as a rising |young artist in many larger citios |of the state. Town Mecting Tonight Plainville citizens are awaiting Plainville News L HAUTNER'SSTORE SCENE OF BURGLARY Bristol News TRIBUTE 1§ PAI T0 4. F.ROGKWELL ery, own- | | The Mountaln View groc |ed by L. Mautner, was the scene of | another burglary last night. The | culprit, who it is thought was a man | reeei little recompense for his |trouble as his haul amounted to | only 95 cents, a half dollar, a quar. |ter and two dime Why he left a nickel and five pennies is a question of much speculation although it is | probable that he was frightencd by some noise and made a hurried exit, According to the version of Mr. Mautner the burglar broke the win- dow on the southeast side of the house by throwing a stone through i CASTLE {it. He then reached his hand in- |side and released the catch. Mr. Mautner gave as his reasons for thinking it was the work of a man the facts that the window is very high from the ground and also that the footprints and fingerprints on | lihe walland the window sill are evid- ently those of an older person, rather than a boy. [ When Mr. Mautner opened the | store this morning he found the window open and glass strewn over Ithe floor. He immediately notific Officer Andrew Hogan, who cor ducted an investigation and then no- tified the state police who it is ex- [ pected will also conduct an investi- | gation. | This is the second time that this store has been the vietim of break red stitching, BLUE HILLS WANTS COMMUNITY GENTER Residents May Seek.Use of 0ld Blue Hills School NO DEFINITE PLANS YET — Plaintiff Wins In Damage Suit Re- sulting From Accident In Berlin | —Considerable interest Expressed In town Meeting—Other Items, Residents of Blue Hills, noting | that community centers have met | with great success in other sections of the town, are getting their heads | together in an attempt to dévise | some means of establishing a similar | organization in the part of Berlin which lies fn the extreme south- western part of the town, Several persons infercsted fn the matter have brought up the question of securing a building to be used as a community house and it has been suggested that an investigation be conducted, in order to IIS'«‘PI".'HH“ whether or not the old Blue Hills | school house might be used. The town does not use the building at present and many people believe that the authorities would be glad to allow the Blue Hils community members to meet in hat building for socials, meetings and danece The building Is In fairly good con- dition and would he ideal for such a purpose. Whether or not the anthorities will allow the building to lie used is not known, bt residonts of the Blue Hills cistriet will wait upon the xelectmen if plans fo form a club materialize, and will learn definitely about it There are aboat 30 families in district, who wouald derive a great deal of pleasure from a community organization, tkese families being | within short distance of the school. There is no form of amuse- | ment or recreation in that section of | the town, whieh is isolated from the | more populous communities of Ber- lin. Residents must travel the three | or four miles to Berlin or must go | to Meriden if they the « 1o partake in community functic Tt is sure thing th; i communi- 1y organization would meet with ap- | proval and would hold the intercst of all residents. Judgment For $2.250 Sherwood Doolittle of Wethers- ficld was awarded a judgment of $2250 by Judge L. J. Dickenson in | the superior court at Hartford y terday In the action of Mr. Doolittle | st Morris and Louis Cherniack Meriden. The original suit was for | The trial thre have sire s. occupled dayvs, the atorneys for the plaintiff O'Brien and Forward & | D. being A. B Daly, and for the defendant, Waodhouse and Cohen & Coh [ This suit grew out of an automo- bile accident on the Berlin turnpike | Lelow the er of the town on | May 7, 1924. The Cherniack car, it | ag alleged, crowded the machine | owned by Doolittle off the rond,i ausing it to tip over. Mr. Doolittle was badly injured and claimed dam- | ———— R. BIG DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT FORESTER Berlin Music By GILBERT'S BIG FIVE HALL ‘ | | hoo ages on the grounds that his injuries have proved to be of a permanent hature, Morrls Cherniack was tried in the Dewlin town court on charges of reekless driving and evading re- sponsibility, for which he was fined $200 and glven a jail sentence of six months. He appealed the case and at the superior court trial the il sentence was removed, but the ne stood as originally given, Conference Committee Mects A meeting of the Well Child con- ference committee of Kensington was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the T. A. B. hall, a number of women being present to hear a talk | F {on the work by Bunice B, Pauding, |11 e hall on Damons hil for lts | field organizer of these committec This ie the only child health work N Popu in Kensington, it is poir it is felt that an enthu of women can do a ed out, and tic boark great deal ferences a mothe real help to and children in the town. Well Child Conference The next Well Child conference in Kensington is scheduled for Friday, March 13, from 2 until 4 p. m, in the T. A, B. hall: A nurse will be present and will deliver an im- portant message to mothers, These conferences are held under the di- rection of the state department of | health. Office in New Britain (D FSALS 78 Goodwin, well Kensington ph office in New | known itain accommodate his growing practice Wall Holbrook, Viola Shateec zioniitheew: Britainilion. in that city, it was announced to A meeting of the Modern Wood- | i ook Aok j; (Pl wrhorte ghe Nas heen o patisnt Dr. Goodwin will continue to reside |Men will bhe held at the Athletic | e (or. Sir Reba Gold- |fOF the last several weeks sultcring in Kensington and will care for building this evening. ain. Tacheel SmIth: James: Auton, | S0 27 IRy Which shs repelved practice in Berlin, being at his New | The Boys' club will meet in the yycile R Madanie Jeune- |1 & falt from the bridgo west of the n © only a fow hours cach | basement of the Methodist church \wouiours, Gladys Stilinian; Annete, | 4°P0t Soilieayingiwithi fricnds day. | tmis evening at 6:30 o'clock. Elsic Hale; Patrice, Rena Korner: | N¢W 1 e Nocting Display of Fireworks | The Epworth league of the Metho- | [ et st e Mesting . Tt is whispered und | dist churcK will hold a flinch party seaening circle ofithe Amerioan Berlin | that there will be a gorgeous dis- | play of fireworks at the town ' meeting tomorrow nig! which has been called so that the residen may act on the rea ment qtiestion. That the mecting will become a debate between fac- tions in Berlin and Kensington 58 Oud Nz ur 11 hold a Lente the rumor being circulated and if | this paper. U d h E l W' e ’,.m ‘;1".0‘(;,_.:,]\1. ]v/\)vu!\'vllnn:’j"fl”t this be the case, taxpayers should Community club meeting was n ert e ag es mg 6 o'clock until 8 o'cloc Al of ralls Dr Jtor sleeping equipment, gs it will t Knights of Pythias hall Wed- Tl Bt ] T e T e e e Thra .ls rug Store, 1 night proposition. [any avening and Held aa 4 open | A most hvnulgm‘ s Cor. Main and Whiting Sts., Many Kensington residents are | mecting. The entertainment Ty R yatogRmtemallOm orpe) Methodist Church Notes Plainville, C heartlly in favor of the new process der direction of Archie W. and | Fagles O Age Pension Commis- il e ainville, Conn. of rea e0 inimine Stha iRt Walted navi o i which S consist el fori| (eion S resl Loyt stcraiwitiva realij | e el RIoak i e E. G. Bassett Will bring new settlors to the town {sleight of hand performance and moy | | 4INg- e el ’ by a reductioh of the tax rate and claiming, also that an equalization of assessment s welcome at any r sighted indi- viduals point to the time when this proposition must go into effect, so they Why Not Now?' residents new form of apraisal will, n say t raise the grand list and will lower the tax rate in proportion T t{ax rate has been a Berlin hug for speetre busf several ye 1 this has scared away m men seeking a place to vell as prospective . as house- holders. The time is 8 o'clock night. The place, th —————————— tomorrow 1 town FOR ECZEMA—RASH AND ALL SKIN ERUPTIONS by The Pharmacy Tor sale Berlin an, has opened an | Eo e ———— |toward making the well child con. @ Dleasant evening with neighbors nmore | | in order to " evening at the usual hour. | special | ning. when both Mr. and Mr Mautner were absent from the stof and their home, which adjoins the ore, a burglar mnade an entranc {into the house and made his get- vay with between $50 and $60. Hear Inauguration Ceremonics. Plainville a part of the in- !visible audience, composed of mil- Hear Coolidge Inaugural The emiployes of the Berlin Con- struction Co. gave a dinner and radio party in the draughting room of the plant yesterday noon and the probably he called to order about | Tribute to the late Albert It Rock- 8:50 o'clock Routine business will | wajl wag pald at the board of edu- be transacted and the report of the |cation meeting last night in the banquet committee will be sub- |reading by Chairman Noble I, Pierce | mitted, (of résolutions on the death of this Thig committee, composed of I1. fcity's noted eitizen and the incorpo- rfield Jones, Burton H. Phelps ration of the resolutions in the min- and George Hebden, has been work- {utes of the board., Mr. Rockwell ing on the plans for this annual work In the crection of the new hi affair which it 18 expected will he {school was stressed hy Mr, Pierc held during the first part of April in the Masome hall. |site for the structure and later took cpare For Operetta |charge of fts construction, Members of the freshman class of [ The res the high school are working hard | wRegol as [the late park commissioner gave the lutions foliow: 1: That in the death of o rehearsing for the operetta {the Hon. Albert F. Rockwell which Me Company,” which Wil be |gceurred on Monday, February 16, staged at the Community theater on | 1925, the public schools of Diristol Tuesday evening, March 10, at 8| o'clock. Much interest s buing | shown in the production and the sale of tickets is progressing very rapidly. To Hold Sale ave lost a valued friend and bene- tor, It is fitting that we place upon the records of this board a minute of some of the more promin- {ent services by him rendered to the At yosterday afternoon's meeting | public sehools of Bristol: of the Ladies' Aid socicty of the| “In the year 1919, at a time when Plainville Baptist church, plans I‘ul“l!wru was urgent need for increased future actlvitics were discussed. Ar- | building accommodations for the angements for the food sale which | high school, Mr. Rockwell tendered will be held at the church on March 20 were made. A committee com- |to be used as a site for a new high posed of Mrs, 1%, A, Hart, Mrs. J. 1L |school building and for an athletic Mitchell, Mrs. C. A, Bunnell and |field. This offe r, having been sub- Mrs. Dwight Littletield will be in |mitted to the voters of the city, was of the sale, This will he the sceond of a series of three sales, the first one having been held in Feb- ruary, duly accepted. Mr., Rockwell put no conditions upon his gift and re- ained from any attempt to dictate or to direct the public officials in the | plans for the new building, but the {knowledge of Mr. Rockwell's large- {mindedness and preeminent ability {in planning for large enterprises, led the committee having the work in Arel, and gen- charge to seek Mr., Rockwell's ad- awarded to |vice and to avail themselves of his bur and Delbert Stev- |assistance to the uttermost, Hold Whist The Pythian Sisters hel and whist last night social affair Alig tlemen's pri William J. Wi ; cnson. There will be two more of | “It is only justice to him to say entire ceremony incident to the in o _(7{)1'\01”1‘ “‘}:} "_i“ ].'”fj 1'“"4“ these soclals under the auspices of |that the beautiful huilding that now auguration of President Coolldge auguration ex A the Pythian Sisters, the next one to |adorns the site which he presented was received over a set placed over the radio vesterday. The Lin- | den street school had its radio con- cert. Through the initiative of Mis Katherine ‘Torrant, fourth grade {teacher, Mr. and Mrs. Frank |King of West Hartford generously | agreed to temporarily install their | !radio at the school so that the stu- | |dents could also hear the historical there for the purpo: A Dbuffet lunch was served and the radio set was operated by R. DeWolf. Reception, it is said, was perfect and the entire program was enjoyed. Dancing Class Tonight The Grange dancing class, under be 1 on March 18§ Catholic Church Notes Tirst Friday devotions will held"at the church of Our Lady Merey tomorrow with ) a. n. and the distrib ymmunion again at 7 o'clock fessions will be |to the city is very largely, particu- larly the north wing with its com- {munity theater and recreation privi- {!eges for the city at large as well as at [the ample provisions for school ath- of |letics, due to Mr. Rockwell's pre Con- | vision and his courage in going for- heard tonight at|ward and doing well and in full be of f = |7:3 ‘clock, completeness the duty devolvin, . - o e day. Perfect results IS0 | g the direction of Professor Graham | 'fr‘\‘vtnll]fr«:::v‘d('nnl the teachers, pu. | TOMOrrow evening at 7:30 o'clock |upon the city in {his bekalt, ¢ Britain, will meet tonight | m'm“l"mm_‘ m‘" S '“M the regular Lenten devotions, con- “Later, the carnest request of £l oras S : » in- |Sisting of stations of the cross, the | the building committee, Mr. Rock B e . |Eathered to “listen in” on the in I i weekly lesson. This clags has grown | Exhered lo isten grateful 1o |litany and benediction, will be held. | well consented for the consider y and many residents of | ki 2 ettt kind- |Today and Saturday are ember days | tion of one dollar to take charge of i 9 : Mr. and Mr 1 for their kind c - derlin are taking advantage of the | Accompanying Mr. and Mrs, (and therefore days of obligation. | the erection of the building, a tre- spnortinliyfotrered MoMsa iR el it e I e R Federation Meeting | mendous task, involving vast re- IStestidance fatepa, asiwell faskenjoyilsinng S s i iR O el The regular meeting of the Wom- | sponsibilities and endless detalls, a Toicl e Entciiaincient an's I ion of the Congregation- | task that few Recovering From Tliness g 5 2 Arrangements have heen com- |3l church was held this afternoon at » and that few could undertak Miss Katherine McGee is rapidiy ynied | for (he entortalmnont which |2:30 ofclock. Miss:Blizabath Rogers, recovering from her recent Hliness iy “iion“at the Congregational |Of the Hartford ~Young Women's and It 19 expected that shé will be G oo Y the mem- |Christian assoclation, was the speak. able {0 resume her duties as teacher | !1/C0 [OHOITON MIERL 7 e ; ) Injone (of {heSBerlintachoolsiilnka ey q Eodiepale o i irona Tl ys o | Forme, Resident Dics short time. e R et Cellie | Word has been received here of Miss Fagan Improved Mr. P Miss Josephine Fagan of Kensing- he ccompartts ! s will be as follows: ton, who sustained a hroken ankle B S B when she fell on an fey sidewalk Afrs" S in New Britain some time ago, is At well on the road to recovery. i ratiicr|! Fast Berlin Ttems, | The regular mid-week service will held at the Methodist church this Perks Up." the ¢ ch follows: | are as n the chur b basement Friday eve- | All are invited to.attend. Another rehearsal for the minst entertainment to be given at th Athletic hall Tuesday evening, Ma 17, will he held Friday evening. The names of those taking Fxtra Feature Tonight et Plainville is 'will be announced in a later issue of { (R U e S S [the death in New Haven of Poter Hopkin, was 1 has been a resident of West Haven for the last 10 years. | Legion auxiliary rnes post of the American Legion will meet tomorrow afternoon at the would care to under- who for a number of yeurs ailroad telegrapher here. He He is survived ¥ a wife and two sons, John and Raphael Woman Feaves Hospital Mrs. Julia DeCarli has been dis- of the Lirock-L home of Mrs, Robert Craig of 16 Park street. Articles to be sold at Hold Lenten Supper The Parish Guild of the chu gular weekly prayer meeti in St. 188 7 ing pictures \\hh‘{ was much enjoy- of the church will he held. ed and was the Wause of obtaining | — - e Plainville Ttems Bristol, Conn. a number of new members to the Albert Demanche has club. Next Wednesday evening the 2 Th from an extensive trip to the Central Drug Co., entertainment will be In charge of C Pacific coast . 3 [ Phita Dittton achl ommunity Lheater e 131 Main St., N Plainville Inia ) v w added street lights ha turned to her home in Ware, Mass. o, n. the whols community as they have DAW, [CRIREITH in Planvily Corner Shoppe, heen plac much needed places, O ondition of Mvs. Minnio Bristol, Conn. where t night has been ir onely stri (Continued c 1n) FRECKLES AND ‘HIS FRIENDS |and carry through to success |that during Mr. Rockwell's life h | {to the city some seven acres of land | e e G L hat this bullding is a succoss and the | pride and glory of our city is due | to Mr. Rockwell's faithful perform- | of his famous dollar contract. 18 grotifying remember (“D. &L.” Chats — oIE to fellow citizens attested thelr ap- | . 4 Virtue, Like i I s er o, %5 || A Diamond, Tg by thelr cordial support of him in | his largo plans for the benefit of | B t Pl . S t the city. In common with our es ’ aim Jet- | fellow citizens we mourn the death : the results of tonight's fown meet- : inna [0f Mr. Rockwell, In his death the 2 ; — Thiel akes Entrance by Break- v ', iy s (Board of Bducation Recogizes |2t fockwert 1 bis acui te Years ago lived a strug- or not there will be an increase in . ! ¥ |one whose memory should be cher- || gling, but virtuous Artist. i i j the tax rate is a discussed question. |1shed by all, particuiarly by all ‘| He finally became successe mg wmdow wm} S(Ol]e |However, it 1s not cxpected that Hls Se”]ce [0 Gl[y | friends of the public schools. ful He began aintin e | tonight's mecting in the town hall S | “At the monthly meoting of the ul. 3 Ia“ p‘“ 2 will exeite much discussion as ”“.‘SCHOOL DISTRIGT MEET”‘GS board of cducation, held March 4, | pictures for the bSmal‘t | | matter has been thoroughly threshed {1025, the foregoing resolution was | Set,” then strove to become question will go through more as a “Attest H % n Lt ? G 3 ; YKAR e e hired Butlers, Valets Students Hear Inauguration—Ap. | Matter “f(‘f"""[“h Mecting | Third, ¥ifth and Twelfth Districts to | KARL A. RF vf.]‘H.:.” ohl (al(’)re. He range Batertalnment — Town | The Plaiville Chamber of Com- | Discuss Situadon — About 50 At- | Will Diseuss Religion !| finally hecame what he T g W B I B L AT Ot ol 0| Dlans for the convening of the || thought was a “Beautiful Meeting Tonlght — Commerce || =F0 B0 00 brooms, dircot. end Hearing on Vaccination Bi [ y;‘m Lo A M m,’?, Gradually his virtue vy AR o lergyme e board of educa- P ! Gradually his Chamber Meeting Tomorrow, |1V after (he termination of = the |y yp oy Lilun 14 ocder that arrangemont toall i town mect The meeting will | “divorced” him; and shortly || after his talent followed suit. religlons education being n part of the school program may d, were considered at rd mecting last night. The posal for dlscuse areat sue- ho ve made a wro-|| W, religious education in the zess of this Business, by giv- schools was presented some time ¢ ¢ folks good stylis! X % and the board has considered the | N8 101ks good stylish mer: matter to the extent that it fs be- | chandise at prices consistent lieved no further steps should be | with the latter. Under no taken without the presence of the ‘(’ircumslmlcvs will we han- vastors of the churches, dle Styles that are Freaky, though expensive! What success IS spurring us on to do, is to offer GREATER VARIETIES OF GOOD THINGS AND THE BEST VALUES POSSIBLE IN THEM! Other Board Matters Other matters taken care of at the meeting of the board of educa- tion last night were as follow: The bills for the following dey ments were aid nir $30.78, approved and ordered | Board of education $22.46, eve- school $16 health school high school $570.42, home economics 854, manual training $194.25, music §14.22, making a to- | o tal of $911.68. T The report of the medican inspee- tlon department for the month of I'ebruary was as follows Inspec- tions by schoo! nurses 2,653, dress- ing attended 148, home visits made DAVIDSON anp LEVENTHAL 57, tnepections by Doctor Brackett | s - | 82, emergency case 1, total 2,941. | & Of this number 79 were excluded b: Attend Vaccination Hearing | ! 5 | | | { the nurses for the following reasons: ' About 50 people from this city Ilever 11, sore throat 4, pediculi tended the hearings on compul- impetige 2, conjunctivitis 4, mumps sory vaccination of school children 2, desquamating from scarlet fever before the al legislative com- 1, cultures 3. Five were excluded mittee ye y afternoon in Hart- by Doctor Brackett as follows: Fever ford. Willard A. Hunt, a member 4, sore throat 1. | of the Liberty Medical League, pree The report of the attendance de- Sented his famous petition con- partment for the month of Febru- taining 500 signatures, protesting ary was as follo Kept at lhome against t compulsory vaccine by personal ilin 4, kept at home treatment. This petition was the by illness in family 2, kept at home Subject of controversy at the meet- Ly parents 6, truants 17; making a inss of the hoard of health last total of 29: cases. | summer after a ukase had emanat- Chairman Pierce presented resolu- ©d from Health Officer Joseph I tions to the memory of the Hon. Woisard's office to the effect that Albert F. Rockwell, which resolu- a1l §chool children must be vac. tions were unanimously adopted, cinated because smallpox was The matter of interesting the pu- fcared. The petition did not receive pils of the public school of the city the attention which the signers thought that it should and it was later withdrawn. in the public subseription fund for a memorial to the late Hon, Albert | F. Rockwell was discussed and it| _Health Conditions Satisfactory S { Health conditions are satisfactory Voted: That this board heartily With the recent scarlet fever scare | 2approve of the plan for a Rockwell in the distance, according to res memorial by public subscription. ports from the health department, Voted: That the superintendent A few cases of the fever have be authorized to arrange for the cropped out but there are no more than the ordinary run of maladies $0 that no great anxiety is being ex« pressed by the health officials. proper installation of a public tele- phone booth in the north wing, pro- viding such wiring and installation in conduit work does not exceed the | sum of $30. 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