New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 15, 1926, Page 9

ock and the remains wers Br'stol News !:lm‘»:wl in the vault for buria) In the |spring, | Mrs. Hannan was a native of Va. Court Ever Welcome Deputy Chiet Ranger Albert Raw- |lszer and staff installed the officers of Court Ever Welcome, Foresters, of America, at a largely attended The Plainville “Y" group basket- ball team took Its second straight county league game when it defeat- od the Bouth Church Lieserves of New Britain here last night by 84-17, The game was played in frigld. atmosphere which handl- capped both teams 8o that they were unable to handle the ball efficlently, but they put up a fast game which gave the spectators plenty of oppor- | tunity to cheer, \Wilks opened the {#ame with a field goal, but Plain- [ville team found ftsclf and led by 5 at the half. 7This lead was in- ased during th® second half, the better work of the visitors heing off- | set by Miller's repeated deadly | shots from mid-floor Miller's clever | ! | Ruarding and the Plainville News GRAND JURDRS BAN VENDING MACHINES | Rutomatic Mint Salesmen Must Be Out by Tonight 'RESIGNATION 1S AGGEPTED Regret Expressed At Retirement of |, t work In following up Rev, J. Morey, Wessels and best for the visitors, v nged two full teamg, The game was marked by many | Referes Tobin keeping lis | working to prevent too on the small floor tovs tookk three per- three minutes, hut it another Leing called on him A comedy touch was pro- 1w Dergen stood on the Lenehes ind tried to shoot a basket The ory keeps Plainville at the top of the league, The ing Gentar Order by Mail SATURDAY WILL BE A GLORIOUS FINISH TO OUR GREAT ONCE-A-YEAR COST SALE This last day offers wonderful opportunities for money-saving on your purchases of personal wear or home supplies. No sale of the year ap- proaches it in the variety of its value-giving. It is only where makers say “No" that prices are not cut. Everything else is at cost for this last day. THERE'S LOTS DOING IN LINENS, COTTONS AND DOMESTICS Annual January Sale started Wednesday of these much-neede for the home, Our Linens are hought direct at European factor vou the middleman's profit and matched in all Connecticut, bought under g Mail Orders Promptly Filled woodward, Edward Sommerfeld(; Juntor woodward, Ernest Finger; senior beadle, Patrick Foley; junfor beadle, J, Basser; trustee, J, Me- Laughlin, Death of Mrs, Frank Barses | Mrs, Ethel A. Barnes, wife of Frank Barnes of Jerome avenue, dled at her homes this morning fol. lowing a short {liness with lebar pneymonia. Mrs, Barnes way bern {tn New Haven and has resided for several years in Edgewood. Bhe formerly taught school in Burling- [ton and at the time of her death was teacher at the Edgewcod school. She was also a leader in the Edgewood community, She leaves her husband and five 'children, Presentation of Guild Play The presentation of the comedy, “Tt Pays to Advertlse,” by the St. Joseph's Drama Guild was enthusi- 1eneln, County Kerry, Ireland, com- meeting held in the Arcanum hall {tlon a social time was held and « |her husband, two song, Alfred and {supper was served, BAEK IN BRIST"L Harold, and one daughter, Madeline | The officers which wé o instaled | Hannan, all of this city, are as follows: Chief 7, Albert [ Auxtliary Officers Installed Yo | |Beede; treasurer, Willlam J, Farle Le[[ B [ Ml hOl- [iliary of the American Leglon for fgnanoinl secretary, John Rusgrov 6CaUSe 0L IMEIANCOOLIA 1025 ware tnsialled tast evening at recording sccretary, James MeCus- the regular January business meet. Ker; lecturer, Patrick Coo! D“e {0 ”l Healm ing. Miss Marjorie Fostor of Plains | g, ] —— acted as installing officer and the austliary of Plainville was guest of ooms o THO PRYHENT TAX. PLAN 32 Reports of the officers showed pretty work an¢ o [1ng 1o this country when quite young ‘um had been a resident of this city ||ast evening, Following the installa~ |for several years, 8he {8 survived by |Stanley; sub-chief ranger, Archie | The off'cers of the Women's aux- A ville, first distriet committee-woman, 1 f S — that the unit has had a satisfactory Common Council Has Problem On year financially and has a record of considevalle accomplishment along Frank M. Han- |weltare and rehabilitation work, The thich were installed were: nan and Mrs, Frank Barnes Dic— | 'resia Mrs, i'red Beauecar: Tirst Vice President, Mrs, Valmore Pilon; second vice president, Mrs. Calixte Herbert vans of this city was no- | Allaire; financial scoretary, Mrs tified by the police yesterday that |Harry Francis: recc SanToiar 0 : : |Mrs. Raymond McVarland; treasur- r8. 1 Who disappeared from | "\ Jrving Wasloys historian, the home of her son in Bonthington |yt e VEE TEANON G ROEGN last Saturday, had been loeated in committee are Mrs. Alfred Counter, Waterbury, Jr. Evans went 10 Wat- |\roa 1{orbert Clayton, Mrs, John and |Murphy, Mrs. George Linsted Mrs, R. L. Seseions, v Y i 4 Grand Master To Visit | LB ’ v At a joint meeting of Peguabuck 1ve been declared | Plaimville Y, M, C. A. ? IR Ba Tt A S astleally roceived by the large audi- police and by the eld C 5 £ @61 | 10dge of 0dd Vellows of Plainville |ence which was present. The work Jewere Tacolved; (9l G0 i ; % to be held this evening in Stephen |of those who took part shewed the Terry lodge rooms, Grand Master |effect of careful coaching and sin- Alfred L. Lilley and members of the (cere study, The cast for the préduc- grand lodge will be entertained. It {tion, which was under the direction 1 Its Hands—Mrs, G. Ward—Local Doctors el ved officers On Hospital stafy — Y.M C A d supplies ies, saving giving a choice of kinds and grades un- The Cottons and Bedding at this sale were all syndicate’s group buying methods; that means you save big JUST TO HINT OF THE LINEN VALUES WILL CALL ATTENTION TO All-Linen Damasgk for. yd. Turkish Towels, large 60c qual- Lunch Napkins, all linen, hem- ity, for...............45¢ each stitched and regular $5.00 Huck Towels.} all linen, for 25¢ each A e Glass Toweling, all linen, 29¢ dozen kind, for........23¢ each grade, for... ... Huck Towels, all linen and hem- 3 al : Kitchen Toweling, all lir stitched, 59¢ kind.....42c each KindNfopmme HOW WE ARE PRICING WHITE GOOD: These quotations will plainly show why you should buy now Reg. 29c grade Nainsook for..19¢ I'he 29¢ grade. ... English Broadcloth, 69¢ grade, Reg. 42¢ Windsor Plisse Crepe o e e dheivd! ‘1.0'1" i ml‘,d Long Cloth, 36-inch, and 2lc Kkind, for...... .. 17¢ yd. Just Samples of Sale Values COTTONS, SHEETS, CASES, BLANKETS, ETC. Pequot Cotton, 9/4 width, and Cameo Ladies’ Cloth, 86 inches priced ..... ..58¢ yd. for kel Sedvd) Among the Sheets you have choice of the “Strathmore,” made specially for us; the “Rib-on” Sheets that'wear where others tear, and Wamsntta Percale Sheets, the very finest, plain or hemstitched, all at special sale prices. These are merely samples of the many. Blankets, Comfortables and Bedspreads, All at Special Prices e soniaa o V. F. W, Concert And Dance. All automatic mint vending el chines must be remoy ma ed from Plain- | . Grand Ju Gwillim and William J, 1 have notified tho : many local | "salesmen I i I | ville stores by tonignt k2 8, withiy 1 wit 8 ‘oran | finish proprietors of the |1 these | installed. | about tNese storey have where been \l | Numerous compluins machines, whicl egal by 1) police of neart by Flrest Selectman Willlam J, John on, and he informed (he grand jur- | I ors, who orderod 1hem oy | Bergen, These machines have been in sev- | Arnold, r €ral places of business here for the | Miller, I past two months, no action having | been talken against them, Mr, Guil. | lim sald foday, because no com. | Ints had been received. Mr, Willlm explained that the automa- | el { te salesmen are not gambling ma. | Potts, rf chines when properly operated and ! Morey, that they were permitted to be in. | Jacobl, If. stalled wi nding that | Wessels ed out azain is | Ric 0565 or made | May. Soquassen | cit 1C11 « Smit 13 Church TField " 0 1 1 0 0 South B0 00000 used for gambling T complain i > were no complainis, | he machines was al- re. Oshorne W e of t st selectman thie | 1 to oust the ma- | R, gehwn 1 prevent further gambling. | Arnold 1 3 Morey 2, Jacobi 2, vesterday, and [ Wesscls 2, M Osborne 1, Wilks Teoh Morey w 1s 1, May ries for goa Tiwab . Morey 2 . Wilks 1 Timer, W, & MRS, HERBERT EVANS erbury and returned to this city with his wife. Announcement was made that her actions had been caused by | melancholia duc to physical ail- ments, nove their ma- | pr cut- {word from Mr. and Mrs. {Goodrich, who are wint Florida. Mrs. Goodrich wri the weather been jdeal they reached the southern and that they are enjoyng selves to the utmos Berlin News F nds of LARDNER HELD FOR %22 of inte; ason, Herbert [viti G i ring in {{he Several s that [talked over last oveng since [not be maa state |completed, them- the course of matters were which will public uhtil plans s believed th > work, made for the | ion rooms and | Dergen J but ho same type { Sesiatimaghing Tax Collection Problem | the important matters of re, are of cagen- A nickel de- | ves the ol 0 a cortain nm- number e The first of a proposed series of fion that the new city council | concerts and dances to be given by erited from last year's unfin- {the Harold I, lmmett post, Veter- husiness, waiter of two- [Ans of Foreign Wars, will take place viient - fax collootic this city, | his evening in Red Men's auditor- ©© proposition was given cursory |ium. These affairs were very popu- conside by the cily fathers|lar last season and there is every | 3 1t the fitst mecting of | Téason 1o believe that the announce- * new counell it was brought uy n\‘lm. of their continuance will be for & mome hut no actio wvas | welcome, T e (ljltl::‘]‘:\x:\hll‘n that | The concert by the post band un- {ample time be allowed for the new | dor the leadership of Thomas .L‘ councilmen 1o thoroughly inform | Fischer will be from 8 to 9 o'clock | thewselves upon the subject, |atter ®hich an orchestra will fur- Inasmuch as Bristol has one of the | bish music for dancing. One of the larg rtists who will appear on the con- of rt program is .\n.;u ,:m‘:\ TRich, |of and their collection is of [ Well known local ballet dancer, o T e Baskethall Tonight 0 ihought in mind, one the ne The Bristol basketball team “!n conncilmen has heen carrying on an | take on the fast team (rnm_ the i cution of Wit fhe | South Manchester High school in the that he is decidedly in favor | Eymnasium of the High school here 2 two-payment ||!:m,. is De- {this evening. The local boys have \at as the city fathers he. |been practicing hard for this game ter informed as (o the and it should be a fast one, n other cities, not ne Rev. John K. l‘!rz\' to Speak immediate vieinity of Br e “"‘V":‘RTHJ:‘"?"’“:‘Y ;‘rl‘l;:‘em!; hat there may be more cony the it et eral HIN {~L‘~'~'§,«“""if",'fir,-"if,’éiaf(ff; : ""xl|7‘)x.:vi;”v:~:;y}f ,]umulflq;\\:r in the Iederal Hill anditorium n.?\\(l der the present system as the per- | Monday evening. His sub\y'm;ll, "1\;“ sonal tax ds dun in Febrary, the | The Modern Tdea of Natlo goneral eity tax in June and ) | meeting the divectors gather {taxes of the first taxing district in cleeted the following fficers for the |October, and it is belicved that it ensuing term: President, Robert J. |is possible to combine all of the Coe: viee-president 1, Richards; jtaxes and make them payable in seeretary, William B. Wilher wo payments, allowing a discount 1(’ and it seoret | paid in one payment [ Raymond |71t became known today that the | Chureh Annual Mecting real estate men of the city have § en investigating the matter since , and while no official rec- nendation has been made, it is clieved that one will be forthcom- r a meoting of the Bristol ite board which is to be held 1the near future A canvass of a | number of 5 of the city has hown that sontiment is overwihelming! | favor of the two payment plan With- [ 'y 2 aine of Columbus— penaliy, b th a discount if { | Poem, olumbug.” by is Judalis. paid in one action The Cavaliers in Virginla— To Attend Board Meoting Minuet, William R. Bowes., president {mp o pilgrims— Federal-Hill ¥ Song, "The Rreaking Waves ition, will at Dashed High." executive ! 1 of the he Signing of the Declaration of oss of Mothers and Parent- | 1ydependonce— hich is 10 be |Tha Capture of Nathan Hala— Hotel Bond “To Drum Beat and Heart " by George C. Sessions, king of the Flag— Poetn, “The Making of the Flag,” by e Gearing. !Westward Migration— Surrender of Lee to Grant Immigration— Costumes and Folk Dances of Foreign Nations. The World War— “Over There.” 1 log has ir ishe posited s roll of mints of sh mag company n route to Flori- K¢ received | Will mbers of sington gue of Women Voters lend a hand in red rating the |, Tqu Lolton-Kasica for the next mee 1l meeting of the held Wednesday night in the aved | office at 23 Maln street in 1 mecting of the stockholders 1 cded tiat of the di R " in fports of us officers wor ne | read and by 1he stocks 'arge number appears | poaers mual audit and he then plays A review of past year A R ) It is 7 n by Ire Robert J. wers will viain, side hets yunni At e e ot Faiay Il are invited 1o attend, A8 a dollar o_throw haye ) ‘1*:;]‘1'(:\'4“"::» m‘".\ m\«“.rom ::;.:m’ ”v'hu g n building during the year will be open this| 7 until § o'clock for he entire top floor has been com- letely venovated and now p books, oy will ente uch which will 1 i at the > women of that arish. Al are invited to attend, | Miss Minnie Kahms w cleeted | secretary of the ¥ Com- | dircetors | V from il may be chine or usc rehandise is s 110 ¢ of the m post cards from m. Annual Church Mecting The annual meeting of the Ken- {sington Congrigational church will be held this evehing in the church Iparlors, follo¥ing a supper which {WIll be served at 6:30 o'clock. 71 supper and meeting are opea to all membera of tho church, = At the |y business meeting officers for the |° coming year will be elected and re- ports for the past year r |for the coming year's be made Spending Week in Mrs, V. Pedemont of 1o road Is spending a week w tives in New York city. Meeting of Boy Scouts A meeting of the Berlin troop of Boy Scouts will be held tonight at |Woanes the usual hour in the scout room |Vernon 1 of the Berlin Congregatienal ehurch. [about throug nformation, Rev, Samuel A. Fiske, pastor of the | : . church, who is scoutmaster, will in- | Big Rroadeact Sfath struct the boys in scouteraft. Big Bmfm_“ ! Statien . |ali present Building Being Remodetled Built in Australia loovrncd moc ton, 15 night at §:30 o ' i Nowing lines | Doctors On Hospital Sta The building on Main street, Ken- few terent than in the United Sfates, | Pro Lawrence I, Irost sington, into which the 1 v will move within a been remodelled to some {the commeree department noted fo- [G€Orze I Cook, bath of nd now presents a neat ap- |day in announcing establishment in [Were honored by the Bristol ho: rance. The exterior of the huild- [ Au a high powered broad- |DY appointments to {ie ing has been covercd with shing! tion operated hy the Cen- | Mectin and fhe store into which the phar- ation of Organized Labor |the maore macy will move has been entirely |The station at & fs one |are most elaborate | traliasia. | Inot heen Kensington Man Will Appear in Berlin Town Court Tonight ‘MAN FALLS TWO STORIES Legion Will Enter Into All Welfare The wy the men fwill be he [in the S Sep church, ning at 8 o’cloek Carl Lund was the the was Coe, and 1 pereentages of home oy entc city in the f, the n any or | ove d. Plans | ivities will | s Resignation il meeting of the 1 tist ehyreh 1 | votes o Ward as was 1 last evenin ept With profound re resignation of Rev, J, (i » Tl ignation sen wi more 8 lea ost his own Work—Annual Meeting of Ken- - New York sington Church Scheduled For To- ihle for s, dances and the able is expected that the meeting will be [of Mr, Joseph Healcy was as ofl- | the largest gathering of members of [lows: Daniel J. Greer, Edward J. this order that has heen held in {Sheehy, Peter B. Beaucar, Merle Bristol for some time. |Gormely, James J. MeCusker, Jo- Addresses wiil be heard from the |seph Healey, Willam Loughlin, different grand officers and refresh- | Margaret Toothill, Gertrude D, Don- ments will be served, ovan, Jane Zebusky, ana Clara Boy Scout Council Annual Quanz, / The annual meeting and banquet | | of the Bristol Council, Boy Scouts of | America, will be held in Elks' hal | SOUTHINGTON NEWS on Tuesday evening, January 286.| The arrangements, which are nearly | completed, contemplate the securing | payere Willlam Gill, gon of Mr. o e e 1 ePUAHON | 410 Mrs, Andrew GHIT of Eden av- ‘!s 2,.\‘“;; has received a m")\rm:nnue, and Miss Lilllan Agnes Car- tmpetus in Bristol since the coming | mody of Main street were married of Scout Executive Breckbill and it | yesterday morning at St, Thomas' fs expected that the reports that will | church &y Rev. Robert Les Chris- be read at the meeting will show | topher. Miss Anna Carmody, sister that the past vear has been the |of the bride, was maid of honor, and most sucecssful in constructive work | John Miller was best man. During i f scouling, that|{he ceremony, Miss Mary Maloney of New Haven, a classmate of the bride at 8t. Raphael's hospital train- ing school for nurses, sang "I Love You Truly” and “Ave Marfa, The bride was dressed in @ gown of pencll blue chiffon velvet trimmed ‘with grey squirrel, with @ hat to match and she carried a bouquet of bridal roses and lilies of the vallay. The maid of honor was dressed in rose gray flat crepe trimmed twith ashes of roses and a hat to match. She carrled a bouquet of butterfly roses. After the ceremony a wedding | breakfast was served at the Bradley | Houso at which the immediate fam- ilies of the couple were present. A | reception followed at which guests | from New York, New Haven, Hari- | ford, Meriden and Waterbury were | present. Mr. and Mrs. Gill left during the day on an extended wedding trip. Going away, Mrs. Gill wore a dress of grey satin trimmed with fur and i an American Beauty hat to match. MBS She is a graduate of 8t. Raphael's hospital training sehool and Mr. Gilt is a foreman in Peck Stow and Wil- cox Co. come by tom pr L month Save for his night—Other Items of Interest. g |1 ‘_;‘U’m [coniio S Py e ! health, | e sor to M, | ral can, bein avai o for place such Charged with driving while under the influence of liquor, Edward J. Lardner of Xensington was arrested Jast evening shortly before 6 o'clack by Officer Henry M. Austin, just after Lardner had stalled his auto- mohlle on School strect, Ile is out on bonds of $800 and will appear before Judge George G. Griswold in | the Berlin town court tonight. Lardner, according to Officer \Vls-‘ tin, was driving in a westerly direc- tion on School street and v “ig- vagzing fro mone side of the road to the other. The officer, in an an- | tomobile, noticad tlie car, but thought that the man might be 2 new driver, so did noth beyond watch the vehicl Finally the machine eame to an abrupt stop. Lardner climbed out of the car and was unable to stand without holding onto the side of the car, according to Officer Austi statement. tod: Seeing that the man was under the influence of liquor the conatable. approached him after he had made an unsuccessful atfempt to get the car in running order. He was placed under arrest and was taken to New Rritain where Je was locked up. DBonds for his re- ase were later furnisicd. Officer Austin siated tha not take the man to a doctor's of- fice for esamination because of the tact that he pi howed his con: dltlon. The car evidently had been in some sort of a there were several newly made dents visible. Officer Austin stated that Lardner dld not wish to get futo the constahle’s machine but was forced to do mo, with p of another man who accompanied Austin. New Bus Regulations Brginning Sunday, the New Eng- and Transportation company, will aperate hourly a motor coach s°rv- jce between Hartford, Berlin and n meetin of T ean I )08 the 1l following directors were eleet- instead ed: One year, . J. Coe, / MAtter | yond, AL I Richards, R, I mmitte two wyears, W. B. Wilber, ugy are e Wi \ratson, William Downham red by | Ratph Tyler. gD Directly after the stock i 7 t abailable Forty infants with their mothers the attended the well-baby conference held at the health center yesterday. The examinations were conducted by Dr. William Cushing assisted by Miss. Olson of the state health depart. ment. The following women assisted iz the work: Mrs. James Rice, Mrs. R. P. Dickérman, Mrs, W, F. Smith, Mrs. Fred Ellis, Mrs. Russell Ellis, Mrs, Sunderland, Mrs, Henry Feist, Mrs. Willlam Thompson, Mrs. Dwie- zic, Mrs, Harry Finch and Mrs. A. Upson. to chure members of thi terview 1] Occupying an important place on the evening's program will be an | historical pageant which will be pre- |sented by the pupils of the scventh and eighth grades under the direc- fion of Mrs. Myra Merwin Terry, teacher of history of the school. Mrs. Terry, the author of the pag- eant, has spent a considerable time in study and research in preparation for the pageant and has had the hearty co-operation of the entire eaching staft of the school in the rehearsals and other details incident to the producti There will e over 100 ehildren in the seventh and righth grades taking part in the pageant, the eplsodes of which are as follows: Wash tadio ress abroad Plainy A ssis r W lia of staft (it B L This he pronounced in that the only two out-of-town s appointed by the 1 stitntlon and in that their {ments were made o spite last night they phy- tol i Ppoint- of a Progress nches was reported at the ¢ | the Congr church last night, the memt activities, and finances of the church |ing 2 ng increased 1 1 Wyckoff. *d that the condition iwhont the i wore and that the ontlook Has Two Story Fall e Joseph Zippo of 115 Beaver streot, New Britain, had a narrow Iper cent in from serions injury when {from the roof of a two story hou in Kensington late yesterday s KEEP YOUR SCALP] "'+ A ather roof ahout one story from the | T the | {ground and then slid the rest of ding on a pile of rocks. Ho | taken to the ) ain Gene- cral hospital, whers ¥ photo- graph was made, di losing tlie fact » bones were broken, He badly bruised, however. Dr. Matthew H. Griswold is in attendance. Zippo | is employed as a plumber. H Legion to Enter Welfare Work 4 Belton-Kasica post, American 1. 5 i 'y | gion, of Berlin, will enter iy heartedly into welfare wor all [kinds, cording to Con der |Harold Ventres today. A meeting of the post was held last evening and | it was attended by a large delega- | jton of members, | Commander Ventros said today that it will he impossible to carry | LSiLLE SLIER A out the program of welfare work in | MAT MOORE in town unless the entire body of Le- “HOW BAXTER BUTTED IN2 There was a good attendance at the meeting in the town hall last night in the interests of adult edu~ cation. Robert Demings, state diree- tor of Americanization, gave an in- teresting talk and addresses in It fan and Pelish were made by Emil. L. Marzano of Hartford and Dr. Peter J. Jajewski of New Britain, = = = = decrease ho the 10spital por t 19 its on s a consultant, promote in Cook, foundi ¥ pay been the staft He _ nurch membership. The following off : deacon for fou ¢ ell; member of ey for three y & itor, A. M. Ry le; superintendent hoaol, 1. rastow Nearly rician ! Dr Hannah Woodruft chapter, D. A. R, held a meeting at the home ot Mre. W. J. Gould en North Main strest yesterday afternoon. THE RIGHEST “You are an artist? How do you get & living at it “Ah, that's the a Klods Hans. e e Sua— My . Trost's place Bristol hospital is one of {he t te with rank A plu [the many friends of the local n |cal men are co ! }‘ir.\' upon their e did was | T Funeral of Carmen Monica Funerdl {ions % 1 at "—Copenhagen and ervice for Carmena Pic {70 Monica, victim of a fall thr {a railroad (restle Tur |were held this morni o'cloc at the Merey. “Thy {rendercd by body was b {cometery, {will he {morning. of the Pa- Tristol | repr it this meeting. | Funcral of Mrs. Hannan funeral of Frank M of 1" . Hannan Ma o died at Norwich W« rnoon, |was held from undertaking of James J. Dunn thi A high mass of requi ) the meetin at the busin Suit Settle: e sult of Edwa trator of the est Minonne, inst Johr Andrzejewk has bec f rt. Brought over an unpaid not was returnable hefore at his home Community Theater PLAINVILLE wife North Justice morn- m (Continued on Tage was [ Peace— 3n) New Haven. The first bus stopping at Berlin for Hartford ave the post office at §:15 a, m.. an that for Meriden i New Haven will leave at 7:30 a. m. The bus will stop enroute hetween Hartford and New Haven. The last bus will | JeaveBerlin for Hartford at 11:15 | ». m., and for New Haven at 10:30 o'clock . Jt is expected that these busees will be well patronized and connections with the New York, New Haven Railway trains will be made at Hartford and New Haven o all points beyond, Two of the husses passed through Derlin yester- day. Poverty Dance a 'Success The Poverty social and “dance | 1eld last evening at the Grange hall | .the Grange dancigg clase was a decided euccess, both socially and | financially, About 100 young men ! and women were present, rigged out | in the fantastic costumes of years ago. One of the features of the I evening was the fact that none of se present were allowed to re- ain if they wore new clothes, un- ss they paid a forfeit of a sm amoun Dancing was enjoyed un- 1/l & late hour. | | according Florida Weather Ideal Residents of Berlin have received onairres in town buckles down to work and supports the post to the utmost of its ability. With the sup- port ef all members the organiza. tion can be made a large and pro: perous one, but without the support | of all, littls can be done, said Mr. Ventres. Reports were recehved last eve- ning. regarding the Christmas tree sale and the entertalnment held re- cently. A goodly sum was realized from each activity and t money will be placed in the headquarte. fund. A membership drive will be con- ted, this drive to start immedi. Its purpose will he two-fold. an attempt will be made to secure new members, and secondly, all old members will be solicited in that they pay up their dues and become in good standing for the coming year. It is £aid that many of the members have failed to pay their dues for 192 and an effort will be made to dispose of this mat. ter at once. The membe starting, prou hip drive, which 1 ses' to be successful, e post commander. | He is optimistic regarding the out look for the year and promises that Legion members will be treated to many entertainments and other acti- FRE CKLES AND rated at St. Joseph's ch h HIS MY 600DNESS! YoUR REPORT CARD DOESNT" LOOK. SO GOoD THIS MONTU ! YOUR MARK ANA0-T SPELL M at By the entire ensemhle An Honor to His_ Way of Thinking AKD WHAT ”} ABOUT LIS MARK, IN ARTUMETIC B~ ij) : COULONY UCH OF S TCOULDNT REMEMBER TR ARITHMETIC VERY WELL, AR T TAK VERY AWCH DISAPPOINTED 1N YOO, BUT MM, AT ISNT ARVTHING = TU KIS ADMIRE AB:TUEY SAY T Grun' BIGSEST