New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 21, 1926, Page 7

TWO BIG MERCHANDISING EVENTS ARE GOING ON HERE THIS WEEK Each one of importance. These winter days are full of extra advantages for economic buyers. So much is oftered in various lines at such big under- pricings it puts dollars in the pockets of those who take advantage of them BETTER BUY LINENS AND COTTON You have but two days to take opportunity by the forelock, for this sale profit. That means b to buy now. separate collar styles Berlin News | i SIGHT OF ROBINA TOKEN OF SPRING Berlin Resident Views This Harbinger of Warm Weather TINETABLE 1S ISSUED| Word Recelved of Death Henry Cowles— William H. Gib- ney Ohserves Birthday Anniver- sary—Other Items of Interest. A Berlin resident had a vision to- day, a vislon of bright sunshiny weather, of blue sk blooming flowers, green, grassy meadows and cool, rippling waters. In reality, he saw & robin, a bright harbinger of a spring which will not exist for several months. The bird was seen this morning by E. . Honlss, Ber- lin storekeeper, while on his way to open his place of business for the 'g activity. S0 astonished was Mr, Tloniss to see one of these feathered visitors at such a time that he paused and rubbed his eyes to’ muke sure that o was awake and not dreaming of the warm, live days of \May, He nas first attracted by the n which issued from the bird's throat | as it flew from one tree {o another, | doubliess secking another of its species., ) peared to lie Mr. Honlss, 1ty received wa a like weather for the past few w | gives reason to beli¢ve that more ; rebins will be seen in Berlin in the | near future, These birds have nover heen seen at such an early date in the in Derlin 1l bird was u large one and ap- | well fed, accord The fact that thi year before event gi rise i The | cun- through bound for Hartford. trip from Berlin to Hartfor: sumes s From Hartford the buss each hour, beginuing continuing untli 10 p. =top at the post oflice street, Son Born At Hospital A son was born yesterday at tie | b, Britain eral hos a o | and Mrs. John McKeon uf Perceival avenue, Kensington. Mr. .nd Mrs, | McKeon are well known Kens'rgton residents. Death of Mrs, Cowles Word has been received in Ken- wington of the death of Mrs. Henry Cowles of Southington at St. Peters. burg, T"lorida, on Sunday night last, Mrr Cowle's death was due to pnen. monia. Although a resident Southington Mrs. Cowles was known in Kensington. Her husband. | he late Henry Cowles, was a mative of Kensington and the couple visit- | d In town considerably. The burial | il probal’* be in Southington of Henry Cowles of Chi. A, d Dwight Cowles of Wat » sons of Mra. Cowles, Towels, Damasks, Napkins, Table Sets, Pieces, in fact, Linens of every kind and description are at prices s0 much less than usual it behooveth every far-seeing person to purchase now. Importing direct from the European makers |haseball t [Chemiesl Co. will address the {sociation | rected weit | f Mail Orders Promptly Filled ends this week ( etter I in wonderful variety. priced $§7.95 each were in Kensington today, Mr. and Mrw Robert G b McKeon Elected President Harry A. McKeon of Kensington ccted president of the Fore n's club of the American Paper Goods Co. at a -.meeting held last evening. James J..O'Brien was chos- en vice-president and Stromfors, secretary and treasurer. The club has outlined no definite activitles for the coming year. al though it is expected that social events will be eduled from time to time. The club meets one evening each month, supper and holding a business meeat- ing later. Athletic Cluh The Kensington A hold a smoker at th 5 on Tucsday evening, February o Plans for future activities will be outlined at this meeting and a dis- cussion will be held, relative to t n next summer, expected that a speclal speal be secured to address tl Observes Birthday Anniversary Willlama H. Gibney, onc of Ber- s best known citizens, observed his 67th birthday an it liis Tome yesterda s born in Meriden, but las Berlin for a greater part of filled the offices of cons heriff, prosccutor in court, chairman of the Smoker thletic club will T, A, 1 e, th rep deputy town committee and first selectman. Dalbey Dalbey To Speak George of the mem- bers of the Parent and Toacl of the Hubhard Fast Berlin, at a med 8 o'clock, Mr. Dal hils subject, tion on Mining Mr. Dalbey is a Ameriean Socisty Ingincers and v with m and Metallurg member of of Mechanical formerly con- ning - operations in the west Dog Is Killed o ) station railroad ¥ Dance Saturday Night sington, the auspic wn's you enjoyed 1ste wi Annual Banquet inual banguet provided Dancing was enjoyed hour. East Berlin ltems The regular weekly prayer meet- church at will be oper will odist € u tomorrow ing fo the ex- No More Piles Thonsands Bless Dr. Leonhardt, the | Physician Who Discovered This Common Sense Remedy. 12 you think t knife is the onl. from misery piles, it's be cause you haven't heard of the new treatment known Dr. Leon- hardt's HEM-ROID. The Doctor's treatment Is inter- nal. By experimenting for years he discovered the exact cause of piles and then went further and com- ponnded a remedy that would re- the cause, Leonhardt wants every rer to henefit by and so that there will be or delay, 1 drug thorized at the surgeon's of as sufferer should |of Dr. Leonhardt's HEM-ROID to- lay. method of cscape | shes, Toweling, Decorative we save you the jobber's Anens for less cost to you. Yard Cottons, Sheets, Pillow Cases and like housekeeping supplies at Domestic Section are at Special January Sale Prices for two days more, Look to your needs in the above lines and make the savings the coming two days bring you. We are featuring the Strathmore Sheets as well as the Rib-on, which wear where others tear. Pillow Cases, Cotton and Wool Bats, Blankets, Comfortables and Bedspreads offer big inducement to you “YORKE” SHIRT SALE IN FULL SWING It is the annual occurence that means so.much to the men. custom-made, the “Yorke” Shirt takes precedence over all others. Made of all the best shirting materials, plain colors, checks, stripes and figures, with colors guaranteed fast, you have choice of neckband, attached or $1.89 each, or three for §5.50, is sale price for “Yorke” Shirts worth to $4.50 each. Others at $2.89, or two for $5.50, are worth up to $6.00 each. Handsome Silk Shirts of the “Yorke” make, worth up to 812.00 each, are William | 10 1 [tion of 1 | enjoylng alY. is the guest of | Carton | Paper Board com as | | suen NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 192, Built like : of Yinoks, o ladies of meet tomorro the home of Mrs, Wilcox avenue to n Faster sale, St. Gabriel's eliurch afternoon at Cobey of ns for an T A meeting of the i lield Modern Waod- be t Athletic hall tonight, The the regular monthly Parents and Hubb; achers’ rd school at the school, f Albany {riends in associa- eld this Miss Madge Bragg o Last Berlin, U. S. Appeal Court Has Reversed Judge's Order New Haven, Jan. 21—A mandate of the United States circult conrt of appeals reversing the of I'ederal Judge ). omas of the district court in the 18¢ i company, forme the Norwich Smith decigion L Kall of Nor- S ¥ wich, Suvin ty, ci the and John P. Huntington, was filed today Janunary, 1623, declared itself tc hankrupt Thom cognizing rvestrained the of bankruptey, In Kolh company and Judge Board company fron assets, nd Bave rdict to recover the of certain things used by th prior to the restraining order nting to $497.70. The Paper E also Ve 'A Raw, Sore Throat 1al hour, | Eases Quickly When You Apply a Little Musterole And Musterole won't blister like the | old-fashioned mustard plaster. Just spread it on with your fingers, It penetratesto the sore spot with a gentle tingle, loosens the congestion and draws ; out the soreness and pain. Musterole is a clean, white ointment made with oil of mustard. It is fine for quick relief from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsillitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, | neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleu risy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, {rosted feet, colds on the chest. Keep it handy for instant use, To Mothers: Musterole is also made in milder form tor babies and small children. Ask for Children’s Musterole. Better than @ mustard plaster FRECKLES AND HIS FRI the | inville ews SETTLE THO SU1TS OVER AUTO GRASH Parties Just Belore Court Dorothy O'Neil Dies at Whiting Street Home—Undefeated Bowlers to Roll West Hartford— Whits Tonight—Plainville Briefs, The long-standin Bartrola Pardrolin bert Pardrol | Adoiph Kol | settled out were sch Judge M I mon pleas lover until court an a partics was reached and a se made, of court luled to yesterds heard court of ucsday, but Just betw They | Hatore lloy of coni- went before n both lement on ye 1y, action of was r ident on N sult an v Britain Pardrolina, the Plainville ned a fractured ged 4 ye ‘ Kel lr\mmmm, ac {road on Dec vho 18 employed Casting Co. |arm and n s an ou while J Bristol acted . f Dorothy Eleanor O'Nicl Dorothy | months-old dau il | Mrs. Louis W | street, died last i1ie i r Mr, nis home, |as g die ooping coug | was born in this town cn Ma Funer | complete, 1 arrangemen ck-Barnes gion, will & morrow ni more lonnaires tool meeting of | yet to b ams towns. n West ition 1o Hartford iche on 1 Commandor conquering to ¢ twic post of [tol in rinville | Bristol alleys tward F jarrows i team, and st oseore of e ni tomorrow’s e two iy matet mar Puneral ot Carl Cavison The f [ Farmi fat t Buile Hartford farmi Complain of 1 Complaints have 1 mad {taken witl ving that i Bristol and For o taking pre eloven stray proper bon 11 |estvint vent n i ¢ Poresiville warden Y. Farmington i 00d to have restricted the ac vesterd der: | tivities of the canin s, | No action has been taken and complaints concerning t} It is said that, [be bitten by a would have Sund, | | first ¥ | Plainy is planned to ) AY | Agreement Reached by Bith Leglon of his company own 210 o'cloek & members of the | L O'Neil of 99 Whiting | Community Theater |eve ACCIDENT TWO YEARS AGO ... t i i Bristol We MERGHANTS GIVEN buddies from this him to the ne and assure him of who go will leave rooms on Whiting mnday Marjorie Pisher tlliary county officer Installation in New ng, and a large town ac- ghboring support, | 0se the Le | street at | oon Miss the new | conduct iin this number ocal unit plan- ort her, thians to Install {23 5 of of our ymour tonior- purpose i icers Hum The enter goodly nd irlson will Contributions to (uestionable Publications Discussed (BEVINS MAN HERE SOON of town lo Knights nt will Prog put on an and a are pla tte Admit Robbery Here hie bandits who held up the At- t Pacific store on Whiti on Deceml K en captured were arrested |Odd Fellows and Red Men's Build- appear & Iy Companics Elect OMicers— Many Social Faents Planncd— who were he to be implicate & of hold-ups in and brought to New Bri here two them admitted up here. William v Norwich is said to have | up Manager ‘Treado h Matulis waited outsid tomobile. Mr. Treado, re were thred stick-up, 1 I to identify the Episcopal Churely ual ng n th Rev New Bus Lor Worshippers, bout t Dwjo- of while ) £ay men fnvolved yet bec ISpeets, hual s not past firms r that mect W this | om chowde D Wo open to th Basketball local senio 1l play . s ¢ at M |manager w or ma and | ount of ht's op- A m 1 investi cse propositions, forum the busi- ution: public Tonight ising 00 S Toniz o1 Louses Arnold e Wi This is ping very f and firms, was in e yeals will have if t 10 for 1 of satd tion going today 1o 2 tha chaml T mor \forma Notes out rs o1 several great Biristol concer saving ement was today by represen . Burns inter- be ut 2y, will Thur Durpose Bristol resi- ney ipproached by with those who portunity of Chang ws Building e in Odd ello w War Film Open advt Plainville Iprovements 1 and she terms vig Dr. Paysen Smith Speaks Dr. Payson Smit 1 o ctive count PLAINVILLE con under sion THURS, and PRI, JAN. Ist and 22nd DOUGLASS TAIRBANKS in “DON Q, NON OF ZORRO.™ BOARD OF RELIEF MEETINGS lay, 1 g INSIST UPON KEMP'S BALSAM for that COUGH/ ENDS R | UMMOM- 4PPLES Jf IS AY FAVOR\TE w/i, g FRUT! e LETTER OF WARNING | of per- | Address Barnes Chompe Andrews, the National Iolding ldressed the male employ Barnes and Dunby last evening r building of 1) Dunbar Gets e M ibar Club N anuger Box s of the r Broth in the Wallace er club, Diff pee e Ladies” Night nouncements e compuny theat I His subject Lween ) ny Day \ are being malled porising the members of the Hrotherhood of the * night program for next the cgational fues- cvenir Congregational i 10 first number being turkey dinner to be served at 6:45 cloch I house, th fal reatures will be i} introduced during th folowing which there will be dancing and cards, New Motor Bus b years, passt pvorted from South Chipy services chapel which lies i pins Hill section portation has b For over s have st Chureh s Hill district t Mount Hope the North (hip- times the frans by drawn nd the furnishe lual moto) touring body passenger 1, the pur- and the chassis. chass removed Il bus Body placed on the Tl st trip of the newly 8 made eight 1ssembled witl S He was the the Sunday school originated in the Hill school house superintende which was A handbill of t Players ar has b to the ol Community o plays at the January airs of the have provided evenings of delig! ul en- : it and the practice of pre- these playlets under the di- of the difterent members of nization become an im- portant part of the program of the Sports at the Bristol Club he members of the Torrington club will be t s of the Bristol ¢ n the parish house, ar af past e t} e o 5 of inter-club s rram of the eve £ pool and whist, the s of the Bristol club to be nst the best pf the | The Torri to bLring five gton contingent expects expert billiardists, five pool sharks and ten bridge whist ex- hieh will be matched against o Bristol clul's finest. Torrington contingent ex- pects to bri expert billlardists, five pool sharks and ten bridge whist which will be matched unst the Britol club's finest. win Rowe of the entertainment tee of the local club is ar- or the Bristol team mem- experts rships Movie Night at the Bristol Club nesday evening, 1 ATy ram of movies will be put RBristol club for members of the club, Marton Harry C. Barne Treadway, o menib br of the in char entertainment committee is to he he entertainment and y arranged some famous pictures Building Company Elects sckholders of the Red Men's ing company have celeted di- tors as follc Join W. Mur William J. Malon el J William H. Armitage, 1d- d 1% Whiteley, Ernest 12, Merrill, Moran, Frank Firth Charles J. Phelu i President, Jolin president, William tary, William H surer, Danfel J. Donovan s are W 1 Armita Donoy vies tre Water Board Organizes The board of water commissioners ve organized for the ensui ar 1 tion of Char 1 Wooding as chairman and Alexander Harper Mr. Wooding has 1 h of the board department was h the el as secrefary chairma sin water o Red Men to Visit Great Sachem d staff of M. will go to South- where they will in- ers of Wonx tride of A large number of the mhbers of the local tribe will also the trip and a social time will e meeting. ral of Miss Jenni 1l of Miss Jon Mond of her Clark Clar was held at the Mrs. John M. Goodwin street this John Wil Tunes Rev rinity the services West cemctery. Baptist Church Tea Ivisory 1 h n the wom- church ve program st is to be give ch parlors on Friday, for hook- | ! Episcopal | T e e ——————— | ws |, operator for the MatMillan expedis tion, Mrs, William Dailey will rens der vocal selections. Boy Scout Camp Feed Boy Scouts of the city are lickiog their chops in antieipation of the camp feed which is to be held on I'rilay evening, ruary ‘12, 1 will bo open to all scouts whether they went to camp last summer or not and it has been anounced that an evening of food, fun, fights and frolles will be provided, ARMY OFFIGERS OPPOSE GARLAND'S LOVE FARM Allentown, Pa., Assoviation Calls 1t Mena i * to Principles of This Country 2T ) Assoclation the United Siates spirited meeting Ady General Pennsylvania and ditor of the New alled upon the »investigat April Tarm communism and the perversive of patriotic o ary o Marvin Garland fore bjects t is pledged. rs unanimous tion, declaring S an outpost of t, and “an advocate T movement, whose Wea nizer is John Roths' titicholder Apri Edgerton, one 10 ol or th North Carver, Mass, farm,” on or is composed of regulur cers who are instructors at Lafayette ges; Nii officrs joned fn; em and Allentown,, officers residing in A)- entown representing all hranches o the srvice. Free for All Fight Livens Mexican Meeting A, 21.P between Reds %, members of confederation of la enlivened an af- 3 Is to occupy the Blanco theater here to ob serve the second anniversary of the { death of Lenin. Jan, the regional bor of Mexico, mpt > o Military fc everal of t ed before laborites to expel region make necessary. ces intervened and rioters were wound- order was restored. The' d to have decided Reds from the Orizal prevent further troutle milltary intervention un to an !Cannot Find Vaulting Pole Long Enough for Him Roston, Jan. 21 (®—Tailure to foot vaulting pole in the s may cost Charles Hofl the world's pols record, his ehance 10 establis] Hoft requires a pol American has eve new longer ma th jursts was maile o Tom Kai ly of Boston Athletie Assoelr tion today to aid in a country-wil for a vaulting po'e of the r ired e irch this morn ing on Kanaly ang : N sportin Both he foot vaultin the is no 161 count T RUBBER PLANTS Wash.. Jan. 21 (®—Tar Pirestons, Jr. arrived her on route to 8i pore to i t rubber developments Firestone parfy will_sail .1 » President MeKinley, May Tirestone will go to Liber hiere the Firestones have a 8 ase on a milllon acres o rubber Jand, * Straighten Up! Nicest Laxative “Cascarets” 1 9 Don't stay h ok that billous, pated feeling so nicely ndy-like “Cas Take ono or se p consti- two of th casant native any Oscar Is a_Hard (iuy! 5 L v 1 EAT SKINS AN' ALL-T' DOCTOR TOLD ) VEARA Y cruner A MOM THAT WE S < SUOULD ALWAYS EAT T SKIN OF FRUY. ). L out N WHAT'S YouR ) (, FAvORITE 1«\ (. Fury v o N N ,«\V/ }fi ) \ ’ ) Do\ R (O \ . \ ALWAVS Do A f i | A ! WHAT FRUT V' MEAN T UKE BeEST? N N