New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 2, 1926, Page 7

I'wice a RUGS Whittall's $150.00, at. ANGLO - malke BODY make, regular price $70.00 each. Offered now at. . BODY priced at $64.50. oF A the 1 The time is now, the Rugs are here, and every home- keeper buys at the special pricing largely. who ree saves CARPET SIZE, Anglo-Persiar On s REGARDING WHITTALL RUGS kers of the d $16.00. BRU PERSIAN , sized S6x6! price $25.00, Offered now at ANGLO - PERSIAN make, s price Offered now at. BRUSSE od 27 xH4 LS Ox12 LS RU( RUGS, NEW BRITAI DAILY HERALD, \ Plainviile News | | | | 9x + regular $112.50 Whittall's inches; RUGS, inches: $12.50 RUGS, feet; 12 regular $19.75 Whittall's reg! Whittall's | reg! | feet, price famous Whiit ular gular $55.00 S, Whittall's 2 Offered special at this sale for mak e make. allow special price cutting on all dis- SCHOOLS OPhN Winter Term To Hrom i Dec2 Teaching Stan until Feb, 15 the time set for the reduc- tions and, of course, the | | Baskethall Game bl corps Tavitei—nriers, | | The Tarmir in section of V.M. A, LEAGUE STARTS NEXT WFFK | Plainville Team Plays hm | Game i n Collmswlle MONDAY Commitnee With Returned— Fonight—Relier first - comers |@ V. M. A, lask league, have the hest | lwmm the Plainvi roup i f {member, will open i cdule pext choice. | week Plainville playing 1h | fir in Collingville loc. 1ads may be toemed the ehampions ijand said to Lo defending their title | ANGLO-PERSIAN RUGS, Whittall's i | make, size 8-3x10-6; priced regular play-off wit eas at $138.00. ern gection winier for the cou Offered now at. . $105.00 Bk RIS i been EEhowh ‘]ri o tull in thei nes this (IIEERAGIRWITITONSRRIIGS Wi ia s IR R R | make, l sized 9x12 feet; regular @ |rormance and entering the e price $105.00, 82 0 [season contests for county and stuts Offered now at.......... ",I:"i“""“ Wi L i | i he chedule of the loc am s TEPRAC WILTON RUGS, Whittall's | “"“'"'LI"“‘, T make, sized 8-3x10-6; regular price |@ I/l of Jamuary 11, New Bri $96.50 each. 79 50 W here, We lanuary 18, at Sims- | Offered now at.......... il [bury. Week of January 25, K {sington here Week of February 1 TEPRAC WILTON RUGS, sized 27x34 M |North Gr by e, Week of el | inches; regular priced at 9 50 ruary ® 4;»_‘\"7\;“ -\Mm{- ‘:\w\“: A $11.25. Specially priced now ; i i Week of Mareh 1, at Kengington, b x10-6; regularly $5 Week of Marel it North Granby 3 2 0 Schools o Reopen . i Plainville public schiools wi reops lay worni for i winter tern 1 annual Christ ,,,,,, | 1 L Judd, prine SATURDAY, o1 Whiting stree e playing turning in vic Deputy Supr v and v eleeted off 1 ni re St pherds lock Martha olay Odd 1l ) n Murtha o home 1esday T J ay have Lad a convnl, YoM GO A Has The Plainville Y, M, ( bdl team will be host oatville e | od by e Comn Tethleh ANU!/ ( Al 1o the 1% team this evening in its | nd o \ v \ Baptist Charch Dance Rehekah ing in ont Toni ¢ a pu hall ¢ Not lodg Manda ' Tl suh It i v event in 1 cirels lainvill conneie BLIND GIRl AND COMIC ‘ STRIP ARTIST MARRIED |: - Hizh Diving odrone vide Lost Sight in Accident At Wipp Seven Years Azo New York, e Hippodroms | thre o | nhminat r main t in. dive 1o 1 when the Dippo- |} ARY \ on Laky i here services will Bristol s N NFW BRITAIN MEN ON 1" s ieh, T will | ke Ave- Muy 1Ni2, the son of Gud and Mary A, Wyard Nortos 1 had B DT S ——" KO « pt 5 Mr A sy AMbert 1 Prince n—— Noric year K 1r Clarttord) elitirman, I Norton Jeaves thres sons, Peeey | Membership B L White Total Am ml‘ [ Collected i yorci. sutin . Norto Wi, el Norta 1 tTour grande Depurtinent News Offieer Ger- ith (M 1, chuirman. M 1 ¥ Ot Sclioy Neixon It I yenr W one |1 New Huven), wang Dr, 1 rded one of 8Oty (Me )i Kenneth Cruuie b s ful o raisers of | (1 )i U, Scheuy (New Male Parent Killed A Besult of s seetion, | inter. 1 Blast—Whooping Cough Spread- 00 ; b ; b el “:.‘f-r‘ [ g—Giert 1. Norton Passe ) ! 1 i ; (e s Awiy A Age of T3 ( Norwalk) astan 1 Con 1 isi « Wihite (Westville) W sl Sevley (I A previc ¥ rifor us Fennel I (8 1 rong (Wa s i 100 s u S Mevander (Merf- 5 1 was L Legisiati James Usher | ) way ! (Plainville), chairman; Royal Hall | violutions 1 (Simebury); | White (West- |1a Law violati h | GUES t ennel (Stamford); i y I (New London): or (North Grovnors- S ratt - (Deep River): rol | (Winsted), t Mond ( E. Lo Whité Junior H e l I ¢ ond el nay 1 te Adjutant Nel- 1 . (New Haven), 1 ot t ot Mrs. William Lane nhers ¢ e drum Award elson . Durant, New (ernoc Wonin's Iie 1ivities—Jamos ief Corps, bury, chairman, Twenty-sls members of Troop 1, duwment committed ol chure present t the Reel Biridgeport, loors & supper meet iven in honor of | ¢huirm LAk ly, Farms i i7 Lieutenant Gladys Hogahoom zton; Clarence Bunnell, Winste 4 1 " i« home for liolidays Mrs. | Harold Hay Tiristol 0 dand | Jelen Upsr a Girl Scout at-arms a4 Tyler notices o city 1o rin imon Ty Wi nee committec—Claren revoverd o o the | of troop. rhorongh, W Hartfor monnt k D cd ter 10 follow- | opairman; W, 1 3 First 1926 Baby Fatherless troop: Cora’| now: (iuetar € The first haby to be born i ice Kief- | i’ B 1w 1 Greco. | g (Cord. :: el Stat try committee—Pajge &, Frank ey frman, Torrington: Wile i 1 ritaing Churles sult ¢ vl from William Bver- §10,000 T\"FT f H‘J")Ux obher oreed t n oA Umiy to co h W | S COMMUNITY THEATER Saturday Plainville Jan. 2 Johnny Hines in “CRACKERJACK™ Sunday Jan. 8 Havrison Ford in “THE WHE 9 = 1926, Strickland Docember committec-— fain, 18 Otis, DIESI Aon litation—Clarenee €. Sears Tereyvi West Hartford 3 ; | state Soldiors’ Homs board—Jus ;(‘l\ Fenn ntord. Lk ; | Double Installatica Tonight i " The officers of the stale departs ; \ F ment Legion and Conzgh Spreads uxiliory will : S ]“l@‘m n the Burrit to 1 witd of | fotel. The program as outlined by ther o Joint comni ot G F.ddy-Glover post and 1he 13- iliary will art wer to the W physicia i M remond which will e « reested 1 of Ias Conmmanda : it I L. Kelly of Bridgeport anid N h. but 1 Mizs Mary €. Coyls Waterbury 2 pust state prosident of the ausd 5 i ind at present national vice-prosi- Jent. Durn plion to t wothe § ment will be ders of this eity t and at the rs which is fo o offic NOt Close Norton Dies s ¢ Vactory Did Gilbert 1. 1. Norte mier of 1 Viere 1 furnished by an orel vton, proprictors Lake Con cors of the iegion fo be pounce playground, died ye T tonight as follows: der, Harry Bristol he ritad vice-commanders, Lol « of Plainville, Stanley i « w Hay Wil A 114 Nockville, W. Parker See- of Bridgeport, Jol A. Cunning- Harry 8. Greene of asurer, Clarence €. {ham of Norwich, West Hartford: his- O. Nye of New Ha- committ of Water- tillman of Philo C. executive Armist Edward advocat Still greater profits of Bridge The stat o officers of the Ameriean 5 are as follows: for our depositors Luey Tidwarde of viee-president, Miss & n Ry of Plainv second Deposits made on or before Jan, 5th A i dent. Mrs u Otto of & freasurcr, Mrs will draw interest from the Ist, L 1 chaplain, \| 88 ¥ Srand ¢ Tompton: his- Open Saturday Byenings : o Welhong 7 to 9 o'cl fl X K 1 Kt exccutive committes af g will mect at 8 o'clock in noon. New Low Rate to Canada Stimulates Tmmigration | e PLAINVILLE TRUST Co. 3 5 SR Tan, 2 (P Since the an on PLAINVILLE, CONN I in the middle of De- Open Saturday Evenings Accounts g Ainer mhich i an fra Canada for thout $£15) the over- t has been @ emigrants partment are ber at this lepartment ; = hag re- LI of his v i ere, Tt is the church are asked to bring their The off Ber[ln News cations Bibles to this serviee (i wishes fo the district The Junfor League will meet on ) ent, these oficlals M. A new contest them. Sl : | The pastor of the Kensigzion all me miiers aro nequested o bAdin PRl RS TR Tl[lN [;[] | Methodist church hos endeared |attendance. The Ladies socivty Mrs, Bernice Town B“NS i o | herselr gr to members of her | will meet on Wednesday afternoon | Gray, who hus been qu and u | congr Wl to the town 30 o'clock, although the mect- | s expec ) 1o 1 4 | - work been gre 45 not yet been an- sur o again Monday. The l] IE jated and her gen- | nounced . George W. Tryon will | staff a Sl uilding i | and kindly nature have |be the lea wt the midweek gervies | will likewise he on hand E—— ; to bring residents of sday evening at 7:45 o'clock Fpiscopal Church . | stngton into eloser r-mmn Tryon has wot anvounced her | Kunday-—!0 a. 1. el Emploes Inorease From § t0 Sii ey "o S0 was i e Lp = | tive in the WKensington munnum-_\- Schools to Beopen i 150 in Quamer Gemm\y ¢lub and in other organizations| The Berlin schools will roopen o t throughout the town, Monday the Chr S ) e In April she will complete three | The childr we had abl lay, 1 Epip) y AY years as pastor of the chureh, | Vdcation of alniost (wo wooks wnd i yor BORN ON NEW YEARS D Condition s Tnchanged el ,’"_"‘)““ thiy wlll atinci s q i No chango has been noted in the | ;8 WETS Wi Fenewed vigor wiien |Hous : N ... | conditlon of Maurico Molurphy of | ) 2 U Ul el z ¥ Congregation Votes to Retain ROV [ pgin who has been i1 at his \\"'nh“y;] 2 'X-rlx of the : N Y L e exce ion of a few one q i Miss Lond as Pastor of Kensing- |lome for the past fwo weeks cssos, there will be no. letnp iy otumphy s well known In town [ (iEEE e oL | ton Methodist Church—Church | and his many friends o for hisfy e Hm”"."’fl yoGeoh ’ apld improvement in health, 3 iR SIOY S SU nEaN U BRth ; ices—Other Berlin Ttems, s Berlin schools from now an o Moticossdinee Annlversary Mass TR | ¢ “yenty-five vears azo, on Jan. 1.| An anniversary mass for R R b e e s e e 1901, fhe Berlin Construetion Co. | William Ventura will | mon will be held tomorrow morning | ! Wy having been organized as a New Jer- | St. Paul's church, Ke 9 o'clock at St. Gabriel's churel, | YOI s cirel » siy corporation, opencd as I8 office, | Tuesduy morning at T:30 o'clock. | Sunday school will meer ot 11 viod, Sterii ckoil wear the railroad station at Berlin, [ Rev. John C. Brennan, pastor, will ek, Mr. George Mitehell of New v, San \ ke « {he bullding formerly used as the |officiate. e e el The execn i Yale Rrick Co. | Commumnion Sunday Tomorrow will open ti ssion of Uie ! Tiutd m apany had as its officers: | mor oo e Cor ool. | 2 pom, Cha sident; George 1L | qupgay a8t Paul's ol A cclebration of tha holy com. (N Clark. The Wom e sage, vice-president, and Seymour {yu. pro1y Name soclety m will take plice at the Bast | SH1 meet Thursday N. Robinson, treasurer, St, Poul's T. A, B. soclely. M Lerlin Methodist church tomorros rish e | ! ofticers menttoned |y 5oto et oge organizations will morning at 10:45 in conuection w nd of the y he treasurer wors at the start 1Wo em- | .;g 1ho g o'clock mass and it I8 gular morning service. Sun. | Will Bive her roport Ghanleasit Ghasesscritetsnns b Tl R SRR R e e Tl i ol Catholle Chureh zineer. an A Albert Zahnleithor, st con, and the Junior lea . The regular servi will | 1 Voy. The former has been \)mw‘:.&j;v S T T metalp o o iy |11 (he ChUREh of Our Lady of Mrres antinonsiy elnee (ht| 10 cSor B0 vouns people en- |18 selvduled for T:00 atelock. Loy, | {POFEOW morning 0 e e ome [Joy \ting carnival last eve- | Burgrcen, the By G D i R S Ik et N oo I ning on Murrav's pond, Ket charge of the servicr SRl S ¢ :W\‘”"fin}\‘: "{3‘,‘;\"qu,?”ni‘\'nw‘. Rensse- | (1" Guests from Plainvllle, N¢ Mrs, Nan Minatree ic spendi ":.“‘T:,”,'\ SRl 5 2 acr echnic institute, | Brit nilend i W days' vacation as the guest of |0 @ ©10CK S Gl onRiEWamaiinesinnings il R AR ERHINRR iR oncib ston SR R SRR Bl g Moo GInTeR ‘oany has srown and now has on | Were present ani hot dogs aud cof- | Iriends und relativos kn Philadelplin. |y muorning servie : ita pryroll 150 to 200 employes, in- iw' ‘_‘\' "‘m ELIREL T Ui Gl O A e e chureh will . ' r field forces. | the evening R et Sl VY 440145 o'clock tomorrow; clay e B | St Panl's Chureh irlouglus () arents | ¢ " pail, the pastor, will erected steel construetion in the line | Mass Il be ratpdftomors | S0s B RR BRL he close of the service o nildings and bridges in every |TOW morning at 8 9 and 10 a'clock | An event of interes "SI0 fnent of 1he Lord's Supper wi S A states as (At St Paura church, Kensington. | COMMUNILY hire was the i ol i el as in othor surrounding terri- |Sunday school will meet at the usual | ¥ Tigs Mabel Zick of N ritain and | i meet o e e fory. Tt has also sent out steel to [hour 1 a visiting clergyman will | Samuel Cor VAt lworth league will meet a o ! many conntrics. | be In charge of the sc 4 Iis * i the evening: Mr. Ball will Ie e TSN Constmnetond] Sacred Heart Church erform- 1 a4 7 orclock Dr. William 1. T oeh T304 and faverably Lknown | Mass will he celebr ed \\ Blsh ort und listrict superintendent o New S : confidence | tomorrow mor st numuerofifivasiaii e et T e well as its enstomers | Heart church frncnes ol DI 0L OO iy of {1 | sehool will meet at 10 o East Berlin and sur dnot 4 4 y {he com- Brennan of Kensir The couple will resi » 4 a ta arze of the service ‘ ; a Connecticut corporation and of m in Congr tional ot rvices for W original officers two have died Boys' cloes will meet at 10 sl Martin, inf fomorrow mornin th - Mrs. Howard [ Berlin Co dional church, The Siv room for sale, near |Rpoad strect, morning will L at 10:45 | Upson's cor p to the n 00 oW infon | ¢ gri, L6 or of the C An approm m will loficiated. Burial was in We - ered by Samuel A - o child was four n Others w Fiske, the pastor. The Men's ¢ ris al v ni e company aln will meet at 12 o'snck, noon. ir with onc-minut . heen aseer 1 who have add Community house and the Sund many of the #ta- ! Medical miner Charles W. Moo & T Hart A {echool department is eduled to be |t idy is of the opinion t [ 1 Patisnee E in session at that hour, also. The | Collins. | Young People’s ¢ meet at the | The company’s plant |usual hour in the evening rlin depot tion. throu volume of posial matter throy Kensingtor office and it was partly dne to this voluma of that the ne was made ‘pos- sible. Miss Lord to Remain Rev. Mav B. Lord. pastor of { Kensington Methodist church rematn in town for another ve leader of institutiol &h cxpresse gregat cnee This vious nd the and the vhe he n 8 New Ye r Goods s AT by m the Mige wish alowed s an extensiv it a familtar landmark in 1t has contribut the growth of the Kensin ts employms large staff f workers employment have come to the district iction Co. manv marterly ec conferanee Watc to with the Co. Night endent new Th s of the ar's eve 1 held exprossed continue A send a great | or th the wn of 1 on distriet such a hrough this residents | w ma pr 5Ty he ! The The 110 the o at - The b r by the Kensington Congregational FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS older bovs' class will wjeet at | morning se 45 o'clock 1 partake of the 10 o'clock tomorrow morning Kensington Congr vi nd Yernon L. F h 10 p deavor socioty Me by will Bible rch, *Amos, biect, Love."” Kensington Methodist morning service will Prophet The Sunday school will meet | m. and thodist Rev. ha or serviee will be held itself, will < and the pastor will preach “Hosox, May B. the Ur e will be the congres: Holy Communion *hilllps, pastor of deliver rmon of Righteous- the Christian En- 6:15 p. m held the Prog chur 15 o'cloc h will Lord ie will meet z and will be 1 the subje ingston.” At 7 1 varled Bible th the sermon All members of TELL YOUR POP THAT'S ALL 3 | TH PAINT WE CoULD GINE = | MM "CAUSE WE WANT TH' S | 5 REST 0 PAINTY OUR j—— S STONE WITR THIS'LL BE "~/ ENOUGH = LE TOLD AE To BORROW JUST ENOUGH Foi smro (| PAINT A RADIATOR NN =T \ WHAY DID T STUMBLE av?? 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