New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 10, 1925, Page 7

Wednesday, With Its Aisle Specials, ‘Brings Many and Big Values to You These weekly offerings are out of the ordinary bargains. for this day only and each at a saving not to be made at other times. If there are things you want, you'll save read what is put in your way this week, largely. INDIAN MOCCASINS ! $1.50 For women, in tan coloy, regular values $2.00 to $3.00. IFound at our Shoe Section. Odd lot, some full fashioned, broken sizes, slight defects, black colors, value to $1.00. 100 PAIR BLOOMERS Seesl 61 75 Popular new shades, and a good assort- ment of sizes, elastic cuff or sport lengths. DRUGS AND TOILETS Agarol Mineral Oil with Agar dependable, original, palatable S Roger and Galle Taleum “Le Jade” lisle, | 0dd lot of and | to $1.75. floor. Agar, S newe MEN’S HALF HO! e 506 Pair Silk and lisle, some of pure thread silk, fancy or plain colors. regular $1.00 value. FIBER SILK VE Special 65c i peach, blue, niles, maize, and black. }Jndem ear Dept. FLANNEL i 850 Each For Boys 8 to 15 years, regular values At our Boys’ Section, LU Special 59c and 69c Each About 10 dozen of very fine Italian and Madeira Linen, regular $1.00 $12.00 a dozen. Specials selected Carefully “Run of the Mill,” ST Women'’s ‘Bodices, in pink, Knit BLOUS main NCH NAPKINS cach or the negative team be victor's place. 49 people and held meeting wa ! chairma . ol DIES N GUILFORD -+ | 15, Josephine Williams Passes Away at Home of Daughter | Berlin News About the were | short busine prior to the de- of the commit- recent supper Methodist church all expenses had to turn over Lyceum the scs a 18 able of the sum of Paul Baker debate and samuel Albert Fritzsor House is Sold Farmiy o Pickett reside I of were was ¢ the irman 3 jui ton A58 YRARS OF fgg 1e old cemetery, has heen sold » occupants, John and Emma to Karl Dornfried and Mar: Dornfried of New Britain W through the Costello ageney of New and Mrs, | house for @ made Men's Lycenm Holds Interesting De- Britain, bate—Honsc on Farmington Ave- | I th i nue Is Sold=Miss Gold lh'ylm‘u-ll' i T “;.‘ % ainment commitie the To Be Improving—Other Hems, appointed by Kensingt ity club, v prog the AMrs. Josephine Williams of Gui m resident of Ken ord, a former wrangin home of Hull, at hiad lived for the died last night at the Mrs, Albert She ton f mne of commitic s John DeLowery consists of ey Hull in ( ast seven years, Mrs. Williams Vermont, nd lived in shie was about 20 aarried FFreeman Kensington about e couple cani here they Afler remaining i ral years they ton and, atter soine they returned to they lived until M. Williams on March 1. After the death Mrs. Williams took up her r with her daughter in iere she had lived since During the | part Mr. Williams was associated his son, Williams, in the business in Kensingto Mrs. Williams, while Kensington Kensington orn in Nove town Ben- | mber until Appear in Court years s Gallegher Williams W years azo anid Kensington. took up their residencr Kensington for noved to Souti time in that S, Browi Ker I: the deat 1918, <~ Meetin ske is attendin o Fids Hartford mea e Miss Gold Improye: Miss ¢ ol d My imnd 5 Waort iI'4 the and he resident of church prominent worker in Aid society that ¢} Mrs. Williams is survived by daughters, Mrs. 1 and Charles Hotehkiss Bristol; Pred Williams nd 1%, B Williams Kensington, lield e Mrs was i Methodi nt nber 11 of has been or, s re- d to by 1 improved Club Meeting Postponed. me of ti ey Ladics of ireh My and | of il of ting Kensington Southington R. A. Williar The ral row afternoon at 2 ! home of IFred . Williar Oak | mecting » Southing wd burial Wil | preced in Oak Hill cemetery, that town. | Negative? Take Debate Hall and Gi ) clared the winner of 1) .yecum debate, ‘which took | tomor o' the fur will 1 lock wil held at the hall t < on on ry hall, and p ! minstrel Lyma A M T tie ing « n VK S Athiet wn's Cluh <pi . ) Dance, ma wid by erican 1’ Vs 1 last ors tio: disen Cor cct up for That should enuct automobile Kensington sion W Resolved ceticut requiring lability $10,000." legislature W owner of 1 by thos: and a mardi gr and da held in the main hall for to carry not less than The de Interestin insurauer te proved to be extreme- and both sides anced some sound argume rlges, were unanimous in Will Speak in Bristol Samuel A. Fiske, | t YOUR BOY | =5 i b ar Pyth on Gr eting will ) ve street t See to it that he gets the | | The re body-building and strength- : ening elements that s nir Scott’s Emulsion | ... at the home of Cot Mrs. Phi supplies in great abundance. treet next Monday It is the famous white food- tonic_that builds strength for all ages. Scott & Bowne, Bloomficld, N. J. The local mer 244 merson, Joseph Wilson and | | A Mr. | {basement of the Mothodist this evening at 7:50 o'clock. The sccond mecting of the year of the Parent-Teacher ociation of t Hubbard school will be held at school Irid evening at A very interesting tainment program has been arran od which consists of vocal solos by Miss Trene Case; piano solos, Frar Kramer, Jr.; plano duets, Miss Vir- ginia Sugenhime ahd Frank Kramer, {and an address by Dr. Chester Wa lerman of the state hospital in Mid- dletown, The library will be open (day afternoon from 4: o'clock for the exchang meeting of th, chureh [the o'clock, Wedne 1o of hooks, Boys' elub will 50 o'clock. Mr will speak on “Health and Tly 10 he'held tonight at Og ELEPHANT DEATHBED | Huge Quantities of Bones Found in Sumatran Spot; May Be Place Whe awchyderms Go to Die. The Hagu urther Holi: reports received con il the 18 deserted city i the ngkat region of Su huge phants’ bones hav ] zives rige to the the elepl r I approachin elephant 1grec sick elephants withdraw from some March 10 myst Upper | matra statc quantities of ele seen found the belicf that here idden pla whe be one ¢ I s 10 they and frican and lan Lunters th to remote spot only to themselves 1o o m N, the which ru ong wigle was held up the by a herd of 40 big tuskers jsurely amused thems up all the hants s to Be ¢ i Sumatra Post tra f the 1y posts in 1 to move they on. 1TllL HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS WHY!! vun that old car any longer, paying for repairs, etc., when you can get a liberal allowance toward a new FORD open or closed. and pay the balance on easy monthly payments. Let me call and ghe you an cstimate on your old Wl a” demonstration of our new models DANIEL M. COLLINS et Tel Collins Motor Co, Plain. Cpresenting Plainville. Conn. FRECKL enter- | A social hour will follow. | their | ES AND HIS FRIENDS Plainville News CONTINUE WORK 0N HIGH SCHOGL SITE Committee Looking Over Several Available Locations REPORT OF HEALTH ASSN. High School Operetta Tonight—En- gagement Services—DBullen in Hospital—Re- turns Lrom South—Briefs. The special committes appointed at a recent special town meeting to conslder sites for the proposed new nhigh school for Plainville, 15 work- I‘lng to reports, the members will be dy to report back at another special town meeting to be convened | s00n. ) | No definite site has been selected | yet according {o the latest inforn: [tion, hut‘several sites are being con- |sidered and it fs cxpected that the | committee will be able to decide on ona before very long. The matter | has been in abeyance until the com- mittee finighes its work. | Despite the fact that many have stated that the time was not propiti- lous at the present for a high school building, the majorfly of the peo- ple in the town satisfied that the building is needed. The address | made by Charles M. Norton at the e town meeting last Thursday ight in which he touched the I school situation, has caused a rcat deal of cnthusiasm and littlc trouble is expeeted in voting through the proposcd new build Plainville has been fortunate the fact that the town has collent school committee made up of men who have the respect and admiration of the public. Joseph I | McCarthy, Fdwin Hills, L. 8. Mills and IFrederick Bullen the committee and it was through their untiring cfforts that the Linden street school was erected within the appropriation made for it | Health Association Notes | The Plainville Public Health Nurs- association a s an excel- rt of work omplished to offer 1o the people of the town. Miss zabeth Heineman, visiting nur reported at the March m 17 children were wel measured in the public sc this number, 44 were |underweight and this alor mphasis to the need of tribution in the schools. of directors of the awaiting word from the the z this in ire on in an compos fe The board is mi as to safety introdueir ation into the opl- in Bris Miss Heineman tients u lias dismisscid on lier visitir visits to I maont}) has made well conferenee going 1 1o be in Ma Jay session will be bies may hs 4, me Dr held sometime 1o we a “d by officer, L representative lth the rs will ting Geor, nurse and The direetor: hope that all mem mind the annu ation in May, Opceretta Tonight fonight at the Community theater S o'clock the three act operetta, A Merry Company e given by high school i holiday oc the vis from the sta o associatic hear f the in as- treshm seena will sion in which one ¢ represent a girls disguise themselves and much amusgeme the company. H make exc ma I nish t fbr themselves and ard woma old in irles effic policemen s Mills, € Bachman der will he ile the ¢ Kramer, has e at all times. Mu is brought out 1l he persons of Char Diggle and Geo antee that goc war- kept in o ntre in the company w Milton fween t Beallic orti, the Miss gitls s Ge boys. Andiiiis , Cor as y support Fre leric Samur Hurt Dorat} Announced — Lenten | ing on its commission and accord- | ¥ {rooms on Whiting street. The speclalty acts as given In last night's Herald are especially good. Candy will be on salo and the pub- lie of Plainville should attend the performance to see the freshmen in thelr first public attempt, Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs, George §. Butler an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Lydia Butler, to Richard Bughee, Lenten Services Lenten services in the Lplscopal church of Our Saviour tomorrow will consist of holy communion at 10 a. m. On Friday evening at 7:30 p. | m., there will be evening prayer and a sermon by Rev., H. L. Bodley of New Britain, sorvices in [Lady of Mer the church “of Our ill be held on Iri- day evening at 7:30 o'clock conslst- Ing of the Stations of the litany and henediction, Bullen In Hospital | Frederick Bullen ‘of Washington street was removed to rancis’ liospital in Hartford yesterday suf fering from an attack of pleurlsy, |At about the same time last year, | Mr. Bullen was confined to the same |Institution with a severe attack of pleurisy and he remained there for {a long time in serious condition. Returns ¥rom The South Edwin H. Hills, proprietor of Hills Mfg. Co., on North Washington |strect, has returned home and will assume his duties at the factory im- mediately. During his absence | place was conducted by M but when he was suddenly with lliness a few days ago, Hills returnad. Mr. Hilis the past sever 5 Woman's Federation Notes The Woman's Federation of Congregational church will hold an all day sewing meeting Thursday. Fach member is requested to bring {one thing for lunch. Coffce served, . An evening group of the federa tion for th who cannot attend during the . will be held Thurs- day ) o'clock in the chur There will he recreation and refreshment . int vited to attend Cross, the Bullen, seized Mr, 1 months the will be da evening 4 h parjors oW~ . All rested are cordially in- cor ¥ erly Business Meeting ular quarte Advent Christian held Thursday secial hour which will he S This il he the most important meetings of the year and all members of the asked to attend Rush of Jocome Returns During the past few 8 been a rush of income tax re- turns at the loeal post oftice and all this week, it is expected that Plain- ville people will be mailing in their returns to the office of the internal revenue collector in Hartford. nks may he secured at the post office and aid in making the e s will be given Asststant Postmaster James J. Graham who, being a notary public, will swear to the affidavits, Entertainment Progressing The St. Patrick’s entertainment to given in th ‘ommunity theatér rch 1 of 1 f Moerey, mecting of ent Towing & held o'clock, on days, there 1 tu by nlso for the chu ] aly promises to bhe of the hes 1in recent years, though the program has not been completed, there wiil be special musical numbers by weil known lo- cal soloists and specialty dance num- including known perform. towns and cities. children who render Irish mielodic rehear fully and promises to be the cvening. Plainville Bri General Lawton, will hold a regular meetir ning at 8 o'clock in the Leglon post Our 1 Al and recls by well s from surronndir The g ot in ith- of oup old g f the hit Court 7 room tenement to rent, improve ments, 139 Broad St. Tel. " Once B;dtl;laél;;\lall Now Gives Gift of $10,000,000 New York, March 1 "h his 12-year-old son 400 in the form of a deed to a story building he is announced millionaire garmen d builder little mc was shini: on the E to of $10,000 proposes t by this wonders The building, to b Ik and erceted o woole Madison or in this s 1go by Mr. Lefcourt considered it too far investme 666 wa e tion was | 15 yrars others safe nt Prescription prepared for (Colds, Fever and Grippe 1as the most remedy we Preventing Pneumonia as been in Alabama for | church are | one | vet e gift | * | erection. Bristol News 362,000 SCHOOL Room Building Erected \WILL ISSUE $%0,000 BON [Postal Change Adds Burden Manufacturing Companifcs— I niture in Brokerage Ofiice Sold Satlsfy Debts, Decision to erect cight ro. school house at an nated ot $82,600 for the structure and to bond the district for 250 e was made last night at the | meeting of the Fifth school distr |in the East Bristo! school Appointment of a building co mittee to take charge of the | was also voted with the follow clected as members: L Rdw | Pierce, Fred P. Fletcher, Joseph | McDonald, Fred 8. Fleteher and V. Chapin. The first three nan are ‘the present district commit [while Fred S. Fletcher is the ¢ trict treasurer. Mr. Chapin is ¢ | ployed in the office of the ilh'.\&fi' corporation. Purchase of [ which the temporary spec the two lots John F. W i school stands was also decided upon the price of Bristol found satisfacto The real of the eveni [ which aroused a flood of discussi [was the appointment of the hui {ing committec Allen Ptolen | started the ball rolling by |tion to discharge the old with a vote |atter its repor 4 been Then the otherwise placid of the mecting hegan to seethe s rithe and in the twinkling of eye, nominations of the pres school committee had boen aceep nd the clection donfirmed, leav | two places to be fillad. Six nar | were proposed for the fwo vacanc and a grand muddle ensued befy Mg, Fletcher and Mr. Cha emerged with the homors. Nor ions of 1. 8. Jarreit, Duane ch, Fred S Fletcher, C. Chapin, Ralph Nelson and Allen Dresser were made and the vot n. Tt was proposed to vote two names onca and this o made confusion for the tellers, that Chairman 1. Edward Pie £1.000 made corporation by Brass boi issne leommniittee than ma st at dcereed that a new vote was neces- | sary. How this vote was to faken occupied the minds of voters for few minutes until s agreed that the highest n ould he declared elected and vote would be t 1o Nt hig iken Fred S, tes and the ¥ e o as elected by Ulot saw Mr. a comfortable asked this was unne casting ballots’ were legally qualified totals of Ve n hapin carried in meone ut | voters to he fi | showed | Jarvett, 4 for Mr. h { her, 12 for Mr. Chapin Nelson and 3 for e second vote totall 10, Mr. €} 18, Mr. Beach 7, and Ulot { Mr. Jarrett N 13, Dresser 3. | Hayden Expl Architect Harold d elevations of [and a¢ of | said that the simplest and least ¢ | pensive type of ployed and ns Plans Hayden p construction that every toward economy in Hd d with plans of several schools under w d ould be disagre neighboring he call s the 1 th would plan w for maki or § 10 sewage dled by the m and conr which sys ( VAARVER HEARDAE ] WWHISTLE, DID YA § WELL JUST LISTEN OAXE = TM TN BEST WHISTLER N THIS \WHOLE = TOWAY ALNAYS TH ) sHucks! WLLES BEST AT ERYTUING = WHEN T BIG I'M GOANA EARN T \NHISTLE ETTERN ANYBODY INTH WORLD AN IN EAST BRISTOL District Votes to Have Eight Bristol ding f1jon, it has been Fletel 10 for Mr. Mr. Mr. A proposed (4 of the first taxing district, which will go Into effect on April Architect Hayden stressed econ- |16 is of such a nature that it will omy in his talk of construction, |not materially affect the people of saying that he was a tax payer and |the city generally“to any great ex- resident of the distriot as were the [tent, it will mean that the loeal menibers of his family and no one manufacturers will have to pay was more anxious to save a penny [many hundreds of dollars more cach than he. He drew up the plans for |year in postage bills, |the present Pine street school, when | Several of the local factories are that building was altered scveral |particularly affected by the addition ',,.“r, ago. |of the two cent service charge to al) | The Bond Issue [parcel post puckages The concern Ninety bonds of $1,000 each, [Which will be most seriously affects dated March 1, will be Ly (€] 18 the E. lugraham Co., which the district to pay the expense of |sends out large numbers of watches |butlding. These Londs will be 4.,;‘. ily in single pucks In this fn- Ithe 41-4 per cent varlety, payable |Stance it will mean an additional R e SensEeiain of two cents for the watches will be retired at the rate of $2.000 |Which range in price from $1 to |the first year and $4,000 each suc-(The Horton Mfg Co,, which sends coeding year until 1935, * Payments |00t large numbers of Bristol fishing DS will be optional at the Iristol Trust |rods and | golf shafts by mail, In this city or the Old Colony |WIll &lso be materially affected by | Trust | committee ssued | cost Co, in Boston. The district [the tWo cent serviee charge, was also given permis- Realty Matters ileaia e seus & Superintendent of Public Works s laeing {Oscar Anderson has issued u builds May Increase Rate {ing permit to Kmil Becker for the \n the tax rate was pre- [rection of a two-fumily house on by Treasurer Ired | § |LAncoln street to cost $8,600 AT Sxpenen] A il permit has also been ¢ distrlct after he had present. |18$1ed 1o Kdward 1{-‘ cker for the schedule of the running ex- |Crection ofia one-family house on s for a year. He sald that the | Rustic Terrige to cost $4,600, it R and || GUISCHDI Fazaina s sold to Jobn [Tt the tax ate of 5 mills raised |Fagliarulo a house and lot on Lo- fal {511,912, leaving but leeway, [OUst strect e e B Coinoilman M three mills to |sion to of ta ur- | | discount to| | tneres | dic '.‘ d wi new om ost 270 small pal ray 1o Return Councilinan James L. Murray, who has been confined to the St. Francis hospital in Hartford for the past 1l months as the result of in- |juries received in a fall at his home, has recovered 1o such an extent that it is expected that he will return |home on Sunday, Mr. Murray was varalyzed follo#e the accident but |since being in the hospital has grad- |ually recovered the use of his fae- ot s | 3 One Change Made [ ing | The new building committee of [50V°" » Fifth School district, elected at meeting last night presents but over the committee, brought in its report to the clectors of the district night. | Fred Sundmand gives way to C | Chapin on the new committee. The | {ultics old committee consisted of the three | Wapoly ang lort Fagles Coming members of the district committee, Members of the Bell City Aerie, {the treasurer and Mr. Sundmand. lp ") "m i1l have a unique exper- Changes in the construction of fiineg’ ot their meeting tomorrow on | the proposed new school of the fnient i the Kagles hall on Meadow 1€ Fast Bristol distriet will be street when they will have the op- N8 | sidered by the building committee norunity of mecting the tallest so that two of rooms. which |ipomper of the order in the world will not be used for a time, May |anq the ghortest member of the or- be turned into a community center |yor in New England. These two {room, where Parent-Teacher gath-)pggies are Thomas D. Grant, who |erings may take place. As this dis- t,vers 1o a helght of 6 feet four trict has no Parent-Teacher as inches, and Edward Beckley, only ) ought ad slightly over half as tall as Grant 5, 1to organize one soon. and measurgng only 42 inches in de. | “Twelfth” to Meet height, A Resumption of the battles of At the husiness session plans will ind | Telfth school district will be formulated for the organization " [ place on Saturday night at 8 0'clocK {of an Fagles minstrel show and ent ¢ the Fall Mont bungalow, WNen other business will be transacted. A ted | an attempt will be made to decide [soeial time will follow the meeting. N l1he future building activities of the W. R. C. Meeting NS district. At the last meeting a con- | The regular meeting of the Gil- ies | inuous uproar resulted in no de- pert V¥, Thompson post, Women's ore | cision on the matter of complying |Relicf Corps, will be held in the PIN ! \ith the request of the board of |Grand Army hall tomorrow after. Mi-| oqucation that faulty conditions atnoon at W.|{he Fall Mountain school be eiim- |inated. Chairman Howard Andrew [of the district attended the Ea INE | pristol meeting night and ex- | on |\ ressed the opinion afterward that ard L. | {he C.lone change nes which | lis- last on 1 con- the ng, on, ney 30. Several important {matters will be acted upon, | Berker Furniture Sold At Auction The furniture of the local office of the Gabriel Berker company, Nor- Wich brokerage company, which be- he thought that the gathering of leame entangled with banks in that the [Fall Mountain residents on Sat- |city some time ago, was sold at urday night would be an amicable jauction this morning to satisfy aftaic claims of loeal creditors. Sheriff Jos- |eph W. Harding conducted the sale Explicit orders to leave the city [and about $300 was secured for the Wt once were given 1o Charles Bal- |once expensive office equipment. an 11 by Judge Joseph M. Donovan | The Berker company never did a e on this (great deal of business in this city as © morning. when Ballard appearcd on [it became involved in financlal dif. | breach of peace. He jculties only a short time after the night by the raid- [local office was opened. of Detectives | e | sorg llicuddy, when | THE HERALD CLASSIFIED s thought that one of the city's | BRING GOOD RESULTS it wr | liquor sources would be uncovered. B 3 I nly §0 Tee the | 1t Must Leave City at the police court 1 la charge of ®Xt 1 was arrested la by quad in cha |ing | nt Daniel Mc( ADS As the raiding party arrived St time to forestall the preparation of onion stew and the merry group companions with Ballard was “Cascarets" ]_OC | dispersed F Degree Meeting i rs will be up for | rccting of Rev, M. \ Fourth Degree, | | it was, for | e irth od | if Constipated, ' Dizzy, Bilious Teel fine! Let Cuscarets clean our bowels and imulate your ver. No grip- ng or overact- Millions of women children this harme less laxative- It oils, nice— and &0e Impo cussion Roddar at the Assemb Bl I on March | K. in Knights lof Columbus } Activities of the | coming season will be arranged as other affairs. Elmwood . Coming Elmwood will play t | five in a Farmington Valley !l contest on Wednesday night in Red Men's hall, when the locals will be out to ave the defeat of | week victory over ay | { West Ends L five indulged so re- H X Company * AgUC las s the practice might en, and tride tabl fans you lik F MOTH —_— cse days how many laining of Head- Stomach Trou- r Bowels and take hers only knew Sweet Powderw Idren, no fam- it them for ese powders t to take and action that them al Used Sold by 1 Package