New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 18, 1926, Page 7

Conductor Killed Yesterday Was Well Known to Berlinites—Nurses James Kenney of Berlin is in a | New Haven and Hartford rallro: eritical condltion at the ain General hos ain General hospital tod comfortably, Was ve The wagon was Kenney, taken nnawa attention chest has Been for hired man unmarried. At one time he was employed by M. 1 along nicely Miss Agda Baldwir Gullong, daughter of Mr. Charles Gullong graduates of the pal hospital in th and it is expected that Misss Gul- | long will leave Kensington on Sun- Mail Orders Promptly Filled NEARING END OF FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE THOUGH TIME YET FOR YOU TO PROFIT BY THE REAL VALUES OFFERED PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST FOR QUALITY FURNITURE, WE, AT 'I'HIS GREAT YEARLY SALE, HAVE OUTDONE OUR SELVES IN THE OFFERINGS AT THIS TIME. EVERY SUITE FOR Ll\'l\'i.‘. I:()O.\l DINING ROOM AND CHAMBER, REDUCED FROM 15 TO 8314 % LE THAN REGULAR PRICES, OUR GUARANTEE GOES WITH 1‘1\‘1-11!\' ONE. ALL ODD PIECES ARE OFFERED AT SAME MARK DOWNS DURING SALE. This Time We Talk of Dining Suites THREE-PIECE SUITES THREE-PIECE SUITES THREE-PIECE SUITES With carved frames in With reverse cushions cov- walnut finish, Jacquard ered with Baker velour, covering in walnut and best grade and popular $195:.. $325:. THREE-PIECE SUITE THREE-PIECE SUITES THREE-PIECE S TTES Of best construction and Varied with mohair and Made kidney style, mohair covered with imported tap- velour combination. Must covered with reverse cush- estry. Great value for — see to appreciate them, ions of imported frieze, $145%. $2507. $395%. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, l“EBRUARY Plainville News | TONNHAS PROBLEN WITH PRENTISS sr Acceptance Asked, But Foresl Street Prevents It SCHOOLS 10 BE CLOSED Visiting Day e EE—— w C.T.U, pRFPARES’ antol News + FOR CAMPAIGNING \Wlll Fight (o Elect “Dry"| Oiilcels in All Positicns Day of Prayer 'V, S, SHITH DIES nr\lce i one of . ot e Resided l* <k o gl & iy i Bristol for 88 Years " TINES FOR CIDER SBLLERS 55, sl Wallop Results Action — Macine Lamp tional Church Schedule on Lxcursion to Canada—Briefs 12 Year Ol Giel Complains, Handsomely covered in black and rose velour in . block design. Sale price Sherman Besizns is to accept 17or town planners { venience of the Fanereal of Mr ayy, 1o make the fon Benjamin also of New Hritain in | o B rI.n News | order to secure an injunction re S(‘holalsh]p Fund of erit | straining the defendants College Club Is $367 from at- | | tempting to take possession of prop- | { erty in Berlin until further order of {met ut the home veral [trude Rogers, Sun court, and the partition of severs togers, Sun ge. | interests of the plaintif and de-| The membership committes | fendants, also in Berlin, Hungerford Iported rour new members, | & Saxe of New Britain represent the [Vloise Unkelback. Mrs, Don | plaintft. The writ was served yes- (den. Mrs, (. M. Van Duger, Iterday by Constable Fred Winkle s Adrienne Raby. and is returnable in the court of | Mrs. Don common pleas, Hartford, the t Tuesday in March Wheels of Vehicle Pass Over| . vevate iv soneaurea i e players, April The next debate of the Men's HallSirs Boplo "l S Colle > the total to $400 Monday evening, February The topic for discussion will | “Resolved be, : That the Town of Berlin larships. | Torm of Government.” William [the state federation of Colleg | Emerson and George Green will wel argument, while Clande W. Stevens [mect at Meriden in March. and James B. kI | care of the negative. sisted of piano duet by Miss Tea Return to Their Duties — Other Wall Knowa in'Town Harvey and Miss Gladys Day, in T Friends in Berlin of hert Chapn nterest in Town, Items of Int 0! | Cordes, conductor on the > amatization of New Brit- | for 45 years, wer ult of [of his death in Newington yes rday, | day. Mr. Cordes was killed while n over by the wheels | supervising the switching of cars, | vy truck at the Hall-Spicrs {He won a great imany friends [y Valentine games in w Co. here. At the New Brit- { through his kindly disposition and [Were won by Miss Bri it was | willingness to he of help to others. [Pay and Mrs. MeDonough, Will Give Social 1 ss Phyllis Senning of Ko serions. ton will entertain o number of her | Kenney is a driver for the hrick im‘m\ at a social and dance at the | i | { hocked to l'ul"ll ital as a R Ruth Lristoll accident sustained y when h stated that he was resting more though his condition Carlson, Mrs, ern and he was driving a team | Worthington Community house this | ged in coal ng. It i3 expected that an en- : f the | joyable time will be had commonly us yar Dance This Evening horses bolt some ob, The Grange dancing class will crossed their vision its weekly meeting tonight at [sprak, ange hall. Tnstruetio “”“ be announced later, given from 9 until 8 a general dancing will e {Men's horses eng 149 Vine street, ( from the drivers' uni. The horss ociation of trightened pulled the {from 7:30 until § o'clock b By el | eral daneing will be enfored trem s | _ First Church Organized |tire He was glven immed medteal | o'clock until midnight | Organization of & men's associa- and Dr. Thomas €. Hoda- | Leglon Mceting Tonight itk the st Congregational || son of Berlin street was called. Tt A meeting of Bolto-Kasica post “ completed last nl was found that the man was serl- | American Legion, is scheduled for & M ""“»‘»”"_‘”1“ 1 by about ¥ injured and he was removed tonight at § o'clock at Leglon hall, |Men. Touis . Slade, prin he New Dritain General hospl- | Kensington. It is expected that there | W Britain Senior High sc! n examination revealed | will be a lar, ance, inasmueh | P “1 e " that he had sustained injuries to his jas considerable business of import- B0 OW BT Cer e and abdomen, a broken hip {ance will be discussed ‘y restdent, William C. Hunger- and that a rib had puncturcd one | ular midweek service will | viee-president, A. T bLe lheld this cvening at nsual | ALY Kenney is well known in Berlin. |hour the Bast Berlin Methodist [Urer. Harry is abor years of {ehure sentatives-at-large, Rdward s employed by Terlin people, e :on of Mr. and |Christ g rold T. Smith, Mill streot w‘vmm. at his home with |trated ta trained nurse is In [Labrador.” Wilhelm Mrs. Jus on “With Jacobe and mors for Franklin Of late he has a driver a PLAINVILLE Thursday, Vebruary 1§ MARION DAVIEN in “YOLANDAY Mr. and . Kensing- | The ladies of St Galn e tomorrov Af1ernoo can not tax fhoss will probubly Constipation Undermines Children’s Health Tussday evening the College L Mrs, Wil | proy Your doctor will tell you that con- stipation is what makes so many growing children sickly. from the waste matter spread through their li i lower their res el Men's Bowling League Ba Leen complet- nce to discase. A litde Nujol every night will keep them regular as clockwork. Mothers are the best friends of Nujol. When their children’s health is at stake, they use Nujol —the remedy that medical au- thorities prescribe because it is so safe, so gentle, and so natural in 10 Bartlett reported holarship fund had lield tonight ¢ r streets to attend un- that this interest may luates of the mid-year 5 have applied for schol- essful Valentine party @ adely Constipation is dangerous for anybody. Nujol is safe for every- body. It does not affect the stom ach and is not absorbed by the The sceretary read a letter from | | oming the New Britain club, present the affirmative side of the |ninth member, The tederation will | =t Nujol makes up for a deficiency of natural lubricant in lhe intes- . It softens the w e e regular bowel movements without Confetti Dance Tonig hools connectea s sworth will take | The program for the evening con- s on School | put out Annual National Marine Lamp Co. Nujol can be taken for any length of time without ill effects. Unlike laxatives, it does not form a habit and can be discontinued sehools will not e enterfainment was followes Ask your druggist for Nujol. ol o rectors will be re Income Tax Collector Coming The post office depn int hostesses were Warren M. Blod ent has an- vill from 1el- Corbin, and paying this tax in Captain Bages New Salvation Army will not he able cduled. The speaker 'n (-'umhlinw Net 'bld Trumps o ehureh proper wa Ah! Backache Gone Rub Lumbago Away small trial hottle Ihmnd For Canada cene gave an Grenfell ying pinochl + Dilulio Dies Community Theater Return to Brooklyn in F Berlin and 1t fs expected lthat the new Nghts will fill a long- \l. need. [Pre ed \teel(al Co. | and Mrs. Newton Kensington. and Mi d : . | JAY AOW = CANT have been s x ses %2 000.000 Suit \eir homes. Ticy are employed | ';‘:Hf‘ SR GUESS WHAT WER os in Trooklyn, N. Y. belng 4 (0 <0 oqr company today HAVIN' FoR Methodist city. Miss Bal returned fo her duties " |lost a $2.0 > |the Carniegie leged breach of contract. After a 7 trial lasting two weeks & jury in su- k {preme court returncd a verdict in {favor of the Carnegie Steel Co. | ; pmage suit was based on a | o | ntract for delivery b r home from the |, % ecl Co. of a large | hospital. She | pymper of steel plates to the Car | her infant son, | | Returns to Home Here Skene of Derlin re- . FRIDAY NIGHT rity. daughter of | prtyro Glovannittl, the poet, will | s Garrity of Ken- Spdgradise Miss Garrity 11 Miss Agnes G: und Mrs. Jam in this city \gton, is confined to her home as was pre- h illness will speak seek Property Partition v Under ) 1saac of New Britain has | *Th ic is invited suit against Odishoo |and there will be no ck for ad- Albert Benjamin and Mar- | mission. ,un W, School of Instraction This afternoon, members of Gils hert W. Thompson Post, W. R, C., ro ultending school instruction in G, A R hall, Rrown Thompson Lullding, Hartford, Tho meeting 18 \. sing scheduled by the department ¥ Ilw ingine Company No. \ were ealled to the \mn. of Averitt K, Hare on Volcott street this morning at was no rlmu Liquor Cases rs Henry Jeglinsky and Wil- Ham my||\\n'1 of the liquor sqund two ralds yesterday and Park street nd JH4MH Jo Flunnagan of 108 rk strect, were taken into the tolls ged with the sule of hard clder, Offl il vere both found guilty by Jud William J tone and a fine of $100 and cosls was imposed in To Retain Board— cach cise -t barrl coutaning ider in se. Charged With Rape Vincent Michko of Forestville wa ted last n by the local pu- lice department on complaint of ,a w |12 yeavs ol Ne ain girl, who formerly Jived in the same ho as Michko in Foresty The accused sented by Attor- seovitz ¢ v Britain, 1 guilty and the case & con 1 by Malone until 16D Is placed at i f will b nring Pagles To Meet Fraternal Order 1 speeial e ind smoker will i oy Mexican Government Is Cintinuing Tts Policy Mexico City, } 18 (P The Catholic sehools in enforeement o the religious elanses of the constitu- tion, whichi provide that no schools schools have bheen closed Hidalgo, in the 1 all private chapels haye been closed at nba jn| The Colegio Teresiana at Mixcouc, - in the federal district, whiel s closed Tuesday, has been ro- by special ling for ¢ instruction rangement ation of religious ister of the interior has ed that special facilities will to foreign priests and cler- ) desire to leave the coun be g rymen ALTHIUL Igeport, Feb. 18 (®—Superin- of Police Patrick J. Flanna- s was requested by Health Of- ficer William H. Coon to immedi- ct lodgin, an inspect on and ¥ Vrank P. Stapleton into ditions of five rooming Drastic in the t censes of two houses, to! th Of- spretor con Jauses ticer Iprovements were orderod to he m mediately, The houses which were o anko nt Ran. and the * operated by irine | Michael Zahoreay at 445 Water ny offices on - et at RUTURN STOLL ai Haverhill, Mass., Ieb. 18 (® DISCS onograph records in foreign s so disappointed thieves who them from the home of Maker spericn that the dises have been stolen re- ore found in a package on the Esperien front poreh. ' When You Catch Cold Rub en Musterole Musterole s casy to ‘\pm\' and it get* in its good work right y. Often it | preventsa cold from turning into “flu” or pneumonia. J (r apply Mt with the fing t does all the good work of grandm h;. s mustard plaster without the blister. Musterole it white ointment, e of oil of mustard and other home simples. Itisr “'hd by many doctors and nurses. terole for sore throat, , Theuma- h.m‘x:\m pleurisy, stiff neck, bron- | thma, neuralgia, congestion, | pains and aches of the back and joints, spraing, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet—colds of all sorts. To Mothers: Musterole ic also made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children’s Musterole. S and 65c¢, jars and tubes; hos- pital size, $3.00. 1. The records, Retter than @ mustard plaster Feteons 1o s voe | FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By BLOSSER WATCH AE SHAME o CHICKEN! & I"‘ D CHICKEN TAO = WHARDYA THINK 7 SAY! We KAD ‘) CHICKEN FOUR TINES LAST (e el 00 damage suit against DINNER TDAY." ) Steel company. for al- ML‘WM/