New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1925, Page 33

CHRISTHAS CHECKS GOING OUT EARLIER Will Be Mailed by Banks on or Abont December 1 Christmas Club depositors will re- ceive thelr checks much earlier this | vear than in former years, according the three banking houses in this clty which handle the Christinas Club savings. The checks will be malled out so that depositors will receive them on or around December 1 while in former years it was custom- ary to have tho checks reach their | owners around the 10th of the month, The three banks which have Christmas Clubs are the New Brit- ain National bank, the Commercial T'rust Co., and the New Britaln Trust Co. Detailed figures on the amount of | money deposited in Christmas Clubs this year is not yet avallable L there i another month in which payments on them are to be made, but all the banks report that the | amount saved through this means is about the same as it was last year. The Commerclal Trust Co. reports that there are about 5,000 depositors in the Christmas Club department while the amount of money to be represented In the checks to be mail- ad out will be about the same a was last year. The New Britain Na- tional bank reports that the amount invested in the clubs in that depart- ment will be approximately $100,000 | which is a slight variation from last vear's total while the New Britain Trust Co. reports that the amount there will see hardly any change. MISS CARLSON SHOWERED A miscellaneous shower was held last evening in honor of Miss Louise Carlson at the home of Miss Emily | Helm, 43 Woodland street. The home was prettily decorated in autumn colors. About 45 guests were present trom Hartford, Bristol | and this city A mock marriage was performed with Miss Katherine Basse acting as minister, Miss Rose Yacobellis bride and Miss Allee Morsaw groom. Miss Nellie Helm played the wedding march. A buffet lunch was served. Carlson was the reciplent of heautiful gifts. She will become the bride of Paul Z. Zubroski on No- vember 18, as RS HOME. Naples, Ialy, ov. 6 (A—Com- mander Francesco De Piendo, near- ing the goal of his round trip flight from Rome to Tokyo, arrived here from Taranto at 11:15 o'clock this NOOKED FOOD SHOP 118 MAIN ST. Mutual Bldg. WHAT WOULD BE MORE appetizing for breakfast than Ham and Eggs? Why have all the bother of boiling a ham when you can come to, this shop and get any quan- tity of Ham, either large or small, you desire? We have the best cuts of quality me(u and are ready to serve \ou. SATURDAY SPECTALS Cloverbloom Butter ("-1h. prints), 53¢ ih. Walnut Meats, 60c Ih. Rrookfield Butter (14-1h. prints), 58¢ Ih. Gobel's Quality First Bacon, i9¢ Ih. Wedgwood Butter (14-Ib. prints), 55¢ Ib. Genuine Imported Roquefort Cheese, 62¢ 1h. (abbage Salad, 22¢ b, ..lapxmosc Crab Meat, 39c Ih. Lily-of-the-Valley Sweet Peas, 3 jars $1.00. Tea Garden Marmalade, 40c jar. Large Fancy Salt Herring, two for 25c. Anchovies (in bulk), 35¢ Ih. Regular 48¢ coffee, 40¢ Ih. Roast Stuffed Young Chicken, 3 to 4 lbs. avg., $1.75-52.00. ABOUT THE STORE New Shipment Swedish and German Delicacies Malt Extract, for Home Use Relish Mustard Pickles Tndia Pot Cheese Noodles, bulk or package N. B. C. Cookies Our Own Make Potato Chips Pickled Pigs’ Tect Mrs. Speakman's Pork Pics Chicken, Potato, Vegetable, Cabbage, Combination Salads B WILLIMANTIG MAN STRANGELY KILLED (Continued from First Page) life. He sald he had not seen his brother all week but had recelved word that he had strangely disap- peared, Members of the family of the bride-to-be sald they had fears he :hnv] been harmed but they could | hose fears. The medical examiner |d1d some questioning without find- |ing any tangible clue as to where the | |man had been or why he was |Laraviere's yard when death came. |The presence of the rifie suggested | |that he may have stumbled and fall- en, the rifle being discharged as he | | was holding it. The medical examiner at a first |viewing of the body was uncertain | ‘(nat the rifle was dlscharged that | |way. Destafano came here from Hart. ford in the spring to work with a road construction gang. He was 21 and well spoken of by acquaintances. |Upon his disappearance the family |at first thought he had gone to Hart- ford on business and when hs was [not found there they telephoned |elsewhere n their search. iumz FOR PARENTS ; (Continued From Kirst Page) helpful fo the school administration in revising the pre: schedule if it appears to be advisable, “I"or this purpose a card is In- closed which you are requested to sign and return by the messenger who delivers this message. “Sincerely, = H. Holmes, “Superintendent of Schools.” Controversy Over Hours, This action is the result of a con- troversy which ecame to light at meeting of the Parents and Teach- association last Tuesday when reprosentation of the par- were present and - expressed 1 criticlsm over he change in Some felt that last year were they did not large opi hours at the school. hours In vogue satisfactory and that for the school board this y resolution broug 'H. n Page asking that n in the present system. \ followed in which parents ral children took part. Dur- ing the discussion Principal French and Supt. Holmes explained {hat | the motive in changing the hours |was to afford the children a bal- need day. Tha prineipal explai at the afternoon students were at disndvantage ih that they were not given the time in their class- rooms that the morning stuldents were getting. Mr. Holmes suggested that a quers tionnairg be sent out so that lie might he able to determine the timent of the parents. We wanted to know whether the feeling against the present hours was gencral or the the care the A was sen- “\u ther it was confined to a certain | ‘The discussion came to an end the resolution by W. C, Nichols that questionnaires be sent out, and that a committee of seven be appointed to confer with Holmes, next meeting of the Novmber 1 association ¢ tol Recovered in Berlin (Special to tha Herald.) Bristol, Nov. 6—Dr. M, A. has recovered his automobile stolen Wedne Memorial The the ‘Auto S{ole-n in Bris which he Boulevard recovery through ney of the ritain police de tment after that department had been advised a car ‘ was Anuw]rm-d at the Berlin rail- il io! heck ) of t os¢ 1 [ 1chir Detective sillicuddy and Berlin last the machi parking space. was made |1 numbers d that of Dr. Daniel M t to brought {'lergyman to Speak at ('entral Junior H. “Scarching for the Sunrise” he the topic chosen hy Ham H. Alderson for an tl meetir of school will Wil- Address Central Pavents Rev. nest the and viation to by November 17, "American lduc will be Tuesday evenin ing nd his topic AL b8 xpected the association is which part. (ity Will Issue Bond For Old State Normal At a meeti commaon council Monday night that body will be asked to approve the issua 1 the amount of $150,- 0040 1o complete the purchase of th » normal school und to make it in the il Vai normal an administy om purpose has not been paid tlon Wer timely one John Black planning a series of resti tures this s nent men will on i take promi of the nce of school bonds i ol has beey ation building the past for. for t old as The in use for classre but s for ROY FALLS UNDER WHEELS “Hooking” u ride on the ba gon on his way from James Boyle, S, of & ot Jost and fell of the receiving a right deg when a wheel 1(\\\:\] er it. The boy taken 1o the Brita hosy nder treatment s his grip one wheels, brok- | in General vhere e is u FLIGAT HELD UP . Rarcelona, Spain, Nov t Cauagrande 1 and } fiving 6 is fellow Argen hop off r until Ttaly med tors from to toniorrow morning RODGERS—ADAMOSKI Gerald Rodgers of Tennessee and Miss Blanct Adamoski of Tre- fternoen a Mary's by Re Walter Lyddy They were at- tended by Frank Kasprow and Miss Stella Adamoskl t St ory not give a reason to the police for | to information glven out today at [t in | ON SCHOOL. HOURS al change as sponsored by | | Y| Waterbury, to report its findings at the | sday evening trom | New | ur_ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1925 City Items Leon Barnes of 63 Lincoln street has accepted a position fn White Plains, N. Y., and left this noon to enter upon his dutles. Patrolman Walter Malona, popu- lar member of the local police de- partment, became a grandfather to- day when a son was born to Mr, and Mrs. Frederick Malona of 64 Rob- erts street at the New Britain Gen- eral hospital, A mission for the Itallan mem- bers of St. Mary's church and for |all others who wish to attend, will be glven by members of the Do- | minican order of New York from November 15 to November 22, Plans for the advancement and improvement of the New Britain Lions club were discussed at a din- | ner of the directors at the Burritt hotel last evening. President Harry |G. Hancock presided, | Ralph G. Wainwright, park su- perintendent, has been added to the {Chamber ot Commerce Christms trea committees, Mrs. H. Vogel has returned after a four months' trip to Europe. There will he Senfor Hadassah Tuesday evening at the Burritt hotel. Rabbl Hadas will speak. SOUTH CHURCH PASTOR NCT T0 GO UNDER KNIFE Dr. Hill's Condition Acute, But Re- covery Only a Matter of Time— Has Internal Ulcer, | Although seriously ill, no opera- tion will be necessary for Rev. Dr. George W. C. Hill, pastor of the South Congregational church, who went to the Charter Oak hospital in Hartford Monday, following a severe | |attack of acute indigestion. A re- port from the hospital today on a serfes of X-ray pictures taken at the hospital revealed the fact that the minister is suffering from an internal ulcer. He will be required to remain | in the hospital probably for another | week and will be unable to resume his duties for several weeks. ' BUTT CAUSES BAD FIRE |Carclessly Thrown Clgarette Respon- l sihle For §5,000 Blaze Tn Water bury This Morning Nov. 6 (Pr—A cigarelte tbutt, carelessly thrown in a pile of wvas given by fire depart- als as the cause of the re In the cellar of the shoe shine rlor and barber shop at East Main street l!ns morning. Damage 5,000 the loss mount- so high Im"‘\"Sf of a large stock {of barbers' supplics stored in the cellar, The loss is surance. Occurring in the thickly block, owned by the Me tate, the fire threatened se er stores in the vicinity. Iiremen kept the flames confincd to the cellar. Most of the damag: was caused by Hnnl(r and water, CONGRESSHAN INIURED 59 partly covered by in- Updike of Indianapolis and supt. | Brother Are Hurt In An Automo- hile Wreck in Ilinofs Danville, 111, Nov. 6 (®—Con- gressman Ralph Updike, of Indian- Edgar Updike, brother of the congressian, Edgar Russel and Thomas”Bledsoe, of Indianapolis en route to Chicago to attend the anti- |saloon meeting were brought to a {apolis. tomobile accident {ton. Ind. an near Coving- Deaths Victor Paul Miller Victor Paul Miller, 3-months-old n of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller 69 Henry street, died this morn- The funeral will be held from 1a home tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Burlal will be in Fair- view cemetery, ing. the i - held on | This | Wallace H. Waples The funeral of Wallace L Wi was held from the late \‘wm- hestnut str . at 2 o'clock afternoon, Rev. William clating. The Dort President | this Ross offi- pall bearers ann, Albert Hart “'ooper, Patrick Scully, George mons and James McGrath flower bear wvere William nean and Janies Ryan. Burfal was in Fairview cemet T.ouis I'rank Sim- The Veg- werd ry Card of Thanks neighl sympathy and friends and Kindnesses shown us during our re- cent bereavement in the death of our husband and father, Char M or, We particularly thank he Berlin Construetion Co. and De- partment 1 of the American Paper Goods Co. Emma E. ink our ol the Warner and Family under | Juseph A H UN TAKERK Phone 1625-2 affey! Opposite St. Mary's Chureh Hestdence 17 Rummer - 1625-3. —eeemeemp— SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY ~—OF— | = BULBS Splendid Varlety of Fancy GOldfish | (Greeting Cards) Bollerer's Posy Shop 87 WEST MAIN ST, PROF. BLDG. Telephone 886, The Telegraph Florist of New Britain. ameeting of the | His | pital here this morning after an | 'TOKIO EXPERIMENT (arr WORKS OUT WELL | re Before Ready &P have Mo Toki Toklo Nov to their perfence with in American apartment, such building ever here will pancy. Prof. K. Morimote of perfal university has I the work of construction assistance of his wife, and w e the management, The bullding is on the Amq stylo throughout, It is four & high, fire and earthquake | built of reinforeed contains 42 apartments from one room to six, More 170 persons have filed applic | for the apartments | ment advanced part of the ven which the bullding cost, § stipulated that not more than third of the occupants may be elgners. The building is fitted with water heating system, elect gas, telephone and other m conveniences, The walls an ings cound-proof. The rooms are furnished with fc enameled tubs and have tile | The floors r rooms a polished wood, On the first floor are public roome, rooms, reception | hall and stores, {are laundry storag the There Resider firs m o consty goon he ready for the super conerete are of the bu including rooms, In the and refrigerating plant and accommodatio servants, who may be had [ hour or by ths day at a | fee. Loreign style food served in the staurant will be open to the public may be had from the res {any apartment. The apartments experiment | sion foun rimoto is director, fp acticability of ba basy and g are 4 B ¥ no i were built Clture which tion, of to show modern W nents in Japan, Wit ran dinir Mr. First Modern Apartment Rented s of toe odern first ucted | ocen- Im fsed in rican torics proof, and 1ging than fons As the govern 10,000 t W one a floors re of idi nquet ement | drying rooms, | Arage. s for w minal it to 6 an Diffu- Mo- the estern ‘CONNEGTICUF GIRL SCOUT CONFERENGE IN SESSION = ¥ | Hotel—Many Speakers \ l Note Present, The fall meeting of Con cut Girl Scout confer i {held in the Burritt hotel to Clifford D. Perkins of IHartto presiding. Miss Geneva New Haven is vie Mrs. E. B. Proudm secrctary and tre The program for today i lows “The Lone Bull, Litchfield; |Committee,” Mrs ’Hch, Guilford; ss Than 50,000 T mmn:mm Hluv} M. Ayers, leils in Cities of ~chairman of this surer Miss D Commn F. Troon,” “The G 1ce Over Phillis Arthur W, Hartt, Massachusetts; Troop," Miss ( Long ¥ Sessions are open to conmi 1 1 titu aroline nni rm HUNDREDS OF VISITING Aziz Grotto Hires Pa 'e. | and Fapeets To Have M Than 1,000 At Ceremonial Secretary William H \/w Grotto has been will be val itors from out of the ¢ the annual fall Grotto tomorrow theater. The Springficld present with a de d a drum corps. T in five bus loads. Iron will be here from Ha bus loads of 50 1 \ Bridgeport. Norwic send 40, The Ne ritain has almost 1.000 n | | | | Crow ndre it remonial at night ace Grotte wi legation y will rd embers. American Legion Post Renovating New Home |: The committe of ddy-Glove American Togior the reno: HeRe street house which t purchased as a hom in visions for sl t third the for ping T movement s i » floor eme e a lodg no dormitor home g wil is month be held formal ope There will he asement: committee lors and lounging rooms on floor wit] and o floor rooms ¢ ) offices for t adjut eping quarter {ent's rooms and a m [the Ladies’ Auxillary fl!\m A ful i e employe | committes | purchase furtabings \amah being torn | renovations progre e the time 1 has beer oint to! TOVISY MOORE INSPLECT Tent, L held 1 Lovisy Moore Union Veterans, gpection in Odd Fell evening, with 1. Lou department A class o were initiated | Department {Smith May and staff {honor. Visitors were present ‘H!rfi’ord, Bristol, Middletown Southington, all can P i . I'ebiger “Councils in Cit pub of the ex-servicemen W [ ur post “all Meeting Being Held at Burritt | of neeti- being s, ord is ot an city is as fol- srothy hunity fuerr- fes of iirl Scout Week,” tional mann PROPHETS COMING HERE | heater e 1 el of 1 that A vis- nding the Pal- 1n of con to 300 Two from expects 1o Grotta rp g pro- the ehind ost to iarters 1abl There ed ns are er TON rs of nal in- last nhury lidates fror and | 10 per cent above t hot | ricity, | [1ast evening and MARKET CLOSES | STRONG TODAY 1 73IWEST MAIN ST NEW BRITAN- Tel. 2040 MAXTFORD OFFICE 6 GENTRAL ROV TBL.1:8 Street Briefs PUTNAM & CQ of an\\! MEMBERS NEW WRA & HARTFORD w hig! and year, th et's comp arings for Octoby cord for the mon for 124 citles aggregating $46 ,000, This s 16,5 per cent larger than for October 1924, 16.2 per cent more than September and | @ record month | The new high regate for 5 more than a that of the | Bu i manufac- | flux in any pre- | rise of the in- | rocord Automobile | Motor placing the |y ition ris a tota) Bullish Lmhusmsm Quickened | by Buying Orders f January this year for October sw o 10 mon full mont \hove period of 1924 More automobile tured in October WE OFFER: HARTFORD ELECTRIC LICAT COMMON hs of 1 St total than otal at 4343 mark was 4( luction for the ahout equals the year 1924 of 000 cars and t WILL DISCUSS E. B. C. WITH MINISTERS MONDA Blue After | for the fu mimately JUDPL & CODMPANY Members Am Bt § tAm @ Am Loco Y Am Sme Am Am Sum Am Tel & Am Wool {Anacond A tahiso: \ Ral Balt Beth {Bosch 21 New York Stock Exchange Members Hartford Stock Exchange New Britain—Burritt Hotel Bldg. lel. 1815 A O T e it Foll s Judd Building, Pear! St., corner of Lewis, Hartford, Conn, Up Suggestion of Regular Leader Vor Future, L000. That the Ohio custom of subm ng ssential 4f the waus the continnance of the el sunday morn cluss 18 goOINg Lo eon- | ranral 1.0 verdiet of the Blue [cyy pucir Everyman's Bible class at |ong aig ting of the officers in the of- | Adjutant Clarence C. Palme The men were so well It i necessary to con- |(olg service stenographer | ¢ Blue arm its own guarantee th vices of csslons un- ginning We invite orders for execution on i commission in the New York market sermons to t rmy of mer e Stocks Carried on Margin Thomson, Thenn & o Burritt Hotel Bldg., New Britain Tel. 2580 MEMBERS NEW YORR AND HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGES Donald R. Hart, Mgr. satisfied that tnue the that the cord will A stenographe til further v | Day ber 15, Erte The subject brought up s o ing of the decided t a regular leader eeded, was opened for further nussion neral of the army ed that e had talked unoffi- with a number of ministers, ong them Rev., Willlam H. Alder- on for whom a demund has be wing among the m orted that it was too ifice for minister to as- sume the responsibility, but a counter plan had been sug- sted which was worth lering ac- | Corn Cru r at clas otice by Co. Novem- Chem 1st pfd Eleetri Motors Gt Not In Int Int 41 3341 149% TR K's meet arm Gen Gen when it e clally i \\ e Offer— 30 shares Stan'ey Works Preferred PRICE du not an Ke Ken Copper W Pac Mo Pac ANy ONE whole ON APPLICATION We accept margip accounts con \mw r army, at which Bible ¢ | will discuss with a ters the question « A vote of thanks President George H mitting the generals no men or 1l last Sunday. It was voted to hold ; Mr. Palme [Mall every Mor o'clock. Plans {gether and |settled. The the Methodi nihg at 7:30 o'clock will eenter vas given Vice- Dyson for per- 1o make an- cir own armies Ko EDDY BROTHERS &G HARTFORD NEW BRITAIN, Hartford Conn. Trust Bldg. Burritt H Tel.2-T186 Tel. 34°2t0el Bldg. 1l Dt il Pacitic it outh ket & T nscon Oil Union Lacit Indus by for the Blue army R Eraol party will be st church, Tues The pro. ore WE OFFER: held at day eve- am around Seoteh character 5 impersonations hy Dave Young, | Westinghou music by the . orches- | It recitation brief | nd one surpris s Al [ s 100 shares Landers, Frary & Clark solos, C. wdio tra, group singing, or two LOCAL STOUKS BLKS’ LODGE ELECTS (k up. Me posited § propert ‘"Makes No Statement On Ma mnc Land Deal Abral 1 M New Ha- 0, with W itley, also of en ption on the Masorfie W Main mital today asked him Molisteln and Bailey de- 000 as an option on the with the privilege until Nov. 18 of buying it. Originally they planned to erect a building which would house a theater, stores and offices. Asked whether the option would be taken up, Mr. Mollstein today re- plied: “1 am not prepared at this talen 'moment to make any statement." Stocks Bid 410 Insurance Aetna ( Lif Fire John T. Gl Becomes Esteemed ., Aetna Aetna I\ by Loyal Jnight and Stanley J New 1 has prop 1plo John 1 na Y v ; 4 reet, was oyal No. Traceshi Lecturing Knight ownec corpor st Lix-Al Teeted lerman esteemed New Brituin lodge oM pronoted 1 lecturing aceski clected esteemed to suceced Mr. en serving 1d Manufacturing Stocks lecturing knig Mr Gill Tra has 1 BOY STUCK IN CHIMNEY DRAWN OUT WITH ROPE Smart Shoes for the Social Season B Tad Tmprisoned 20 Feet From Day light Has Thrilling Fxperienco rased. | Befare Being made ip through igorou his 1 from his har ed to draw o In t vone ASURY ance (AN} STATEMENT ments, & PXCHANGES im L BALANCES Uoslery Suitable 2 i T For All Plan Social to Raise Fund h'! New Convent Occasions it W. G, SIMMONS core. 8 WEST MAIN ST. ' 0l¢ Select Your ChristmasPresentsEarly A new shipment of Watches, Chains, Knives, Rings and Jewelry has just been received. Only reliable makes at reasonable prices sold at the Church Street Jewelry store, A Deposit Will Hold Miami, Ila ent a 1 unty ire I h at Any Article S. LEVINE NEW BRITAIN, CONN, WRLECKS AUTO P)-—An Kelly of Bridge DEER port. str r on the I bury-Bridgeport Redding Ridgo last nig partly wrecked Adler Woodward highway in ht and was |Ken 55 CHURCH STREET