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

ALY Cians Mr., ¢ iption public 1other vota e. Ha ohibie crima d as- tion par- “of| lions ty to been more, even n in- ; not [] FABRIC GLOV 49C Pr. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1926. &@ Mafl Ordn ES ¢ BOYS’* KNICKERS (Full lined) Boys’ Dept. DECIDED SAVINGS MADE ON OUR WEDNESDAY’S AISLE SPECIALS Two clasp, contrasting embroidery, grey, | Odd sizes, for the 9 to 16 year olds, sable, beaver, mode | $1.29 WOMEN'S SILK HOSIERY (0dd Lot) 2 » $2.50 Pr. sizes, values to $3.00 Pr. Full fashioneg, all silk, ingrain silk, service weight and chiffons, all colors but not all $1.69 Flannelette, for boys 8 19C Ea. rubber, Notion Dept. $1.75 New ones for Fall, in new (One Floor Up blue Felt 8to2 Children’s BOYS’ PAJAM/ well made, good v: SANITARY APRONS 3 for 55(: in flesh and COSTUME SLIPS FELT SLIPPERS 75(: Pr AS BOYS' SWEATERS $5.75 rua Shaker Knit, with shawl collar, sizes to 34. Boys’ Dept. WOMEN’S HANDKERCHIEF' IOC Ea. Set to 16 alue. years, white, at chiefs N'S SLIPPERS 5OC Pr. WOME Ea. Fall colors, ) Slippers, 3, 4, 7, 8. BABY BLANKETS 65C Ea. In pink, blue and white, 30x40. fant's Dept. lippers, sizes 30 Value 15¢ colored border Sport Handker- Felt, sizes 4 and 414 only, Sat in Boudoir At In- | |ing. the convention being held in New Britain today at the Elks hall |in that eity. | Plainville News | FEast Berlin Items Attend the first banquet of the year | to be held In the banquet hall of | the Community club tomorrow eve- | | ning. Tt is expected that the event| | Wil attract a large number as e number of interesting features ha\e | been planned. | Members of the Lafanso cltm | went to New Britain last evening | where they were the guests of Mrs. | Timothy Dehan, a former resident| of this place and member of the organization. All attended the thea- ter, the women then attending u‘ dinner party. Al reported & good time. The regular weekly prayer meet- iig will be held in the Methodist church parlors. there will be the annual election of | | trustees, there being two to be clect. | ed for the ensuing year. A largh attendance {s requested, 1 The Knights of Pythias will meet | this evening at 8 o'clock in their| |rooms at K. of P, hall. Plans for| {the fall activities will be discussed A number of local people are | planning to attend the Eastern| | States exposition at SpringfieJd to- | |morrow. The event has always at {tracted a large number from this|in8 three [oate. party out of | The new Twenty-nir rs chose {tn Communi il ALY, ERALE 1s anticipated, for Friday the regu- |13 L lar exchange day. The shelves have Of the 1 been irstalled and other equipment |their lot wi | placed so that all to be done is to|Just a littlc | move the books from Athletic hall|ellgible appeared to the new ra men; 81 haying be | The highway The on fo cast Berlin pr ts a very fine ap-est In the Jeffor | perance, the work have just been|fact the par | completed. Many favorable remarks to put up d le in t |have been passed on the neatness clections, being defeated about land despatch of the work done |1 in eve | Max Sugenhime was pleasantly | supprised last evening when 20 of his | friends tendered him a surprise | party®n honor of his birth Re- | freshments were served and gam 'Fv;wd Recruiting New Electors Receive Ald For Florida ers—Auto Hits Girl, » democratic party grow apparent 1 the list of th for voting privileges ion was announced show who registe with t 45 voters who' qualifie qualific town ele rters for the llbrary hall will be ready, it Gin di her side. women who qt 1 c mocratic alt of the be the en on the the of arty vote selac over list at the approach to| is th Ty e Criticism has been cltizens of the flure 1 expresse town at the own at th o fight harder ir s n accusad nt a fight SOLDIER-FIREMEN HELD AS FIREBUGS Alice Willi Wright, L ——— T Berlin News ler it is known SMALL INGREASE IN BUDGET ASKED Town Assessed $8,500 for Share, in Beckley Crossing APPROPRIATION T0 LEGION, | the Court Jails Three At Special sion—Committee Appointed To | Investigate Possibility of District Nurse—Selectman's Car Wrecked, | About 50 voters attended the an- | nual open meeting of the finance | board of selectmen held last even- | ing at the town hgll to discuss the budget and to hear pleas for addi- tions for 1927. Several 1 were made which will make the | amouni a little more than that of last year. Last year's budget called | for expenses amounting to $149,661.- | 10, which the proposed amount will | be $149,501.61, a differénce of about | additions | e most infportant additions in- cluded $3,600 which is the town's share of the new Beckley crossing | project. Work on the new overhead | bridge which will eliminate the dangerous crossing has already be- | gun and the town has been assessed | for a part of the expenses. An amount of $3,000 is mention- ed in the budget as a bank loan re- tirement fund, which will be used | fnan effort to do away with inter- est expended in money borrowed | from banks to meet current expens- es of the past years. It has always heen the method of the town to bor- row money until the tima of tax| collection and it has been found that | 8 good part of the money collected wag needed to pay back the banks. The new fund should tend to do away with the necessity of constant- | ly paying out interest on borrowed money and it is thought by the as- sessors and selectmen that a small amount In each year's budget will | soon put the town out of the bor- | rowing habit. The school committees' expenses for the past year have amounted to .§2 against the appropriation 3 d in last year's budget of $83,- £§3,746.00. The committe is asking for $86,350 for the coming year. The town court's expenses amounted fo 3,464 against $10,466 taken in through fines. Liquor penalties have done much to make the department self-supporting and & $2,000 item on the credit side of the ledger has been looked upon favorably by the board. High school tuition amounted to £12,602. The town had appropriated £15,000 for this expense and has re- fnstated the same amount for next year, The assessors and the board of relief each asked for an Increase in appropriation and it was increased on the budget to be passed at town meeting night. Willard I Alling asked for an ap- propriation of $50 for the purpose of perambulating the town line at the New Britain boundary. After much discussion it was put in the hudgef and New Britain will be ask- ed to share half the expense of the work. Bolton-Kasica post, American T.egion, ropresented by TPasquale | Gianottl and Paul Stanze asked for | an appropriation of $340 covering ! the rent pald on Legion hall in Kensington. After a long discussion is was voted by the finance board to ineluda this amount in the budget for this year, the present action, however, to_ have no bearing on fu- ture pleas for appropriations. The | Loglon pleaded that it had not euffi- | cient funds to carry this expanse and as other cities had built halls for | |the organization it was thought that | Berlin could carry the expense of the | l1<v year. ity | tendance s anticipated by {its |flower display at the fa! Nelly Moore, a negress, land Hartford, a | Wyeap, colored, sentenced to 30 d ment of court cos misconduct ey wer Officers Brown, Kanup tres late Saturday night, street rent, While the budget is a little larg- that the town has | only £10,000 outstanding in loans, compared with the $20,000 debt of vs in on the “Although the much heralded road | {program issue did not come up for | discusslon last evening, considerable |debate followed the reading of some |of the items of the proposed hudget, Willard 1. Alling having the floor much of the time, Tabs Meeting A meeting of St. Paul's T. A = 2 soclety will he held this evening at| "8 B2S! Tabs’ ball at 8 o'clock. All anding there A strcam of o members are urged to attend as im- portant matters will be brought up | 10f the cur s ae o por M ¥ good looking motor pass Kt P M oeune. | winked a headlight at it ar The regular weekly meeting of ¢ e RO the Knights of Pythias, will take place this evenin g at the Commun- hall at 8 o'clock. A large at-|? the of-!as to break Lizzie the While Third Dyer sat inside the evening guarding cofiers ¥rom excessive Lis beloved auto stood ou ing patiently for the p. | would take the sele ‘ st Berlin home Kelectman the tman as ask The summoned auto w g to greet Dy nee fleers as urgent business is on ate for disposal. her up a bit. T hammered her fore the Town hall and she {od for Esst Berlin, but wiser car. No arrests w an agreement between settled thy matter. Grange There wiil be ar weekly meeting of Berlin Grange, No. 24, at the Grange hall this evening as the chapter is visiting the Plainville lodge at the latter's hall. Two numbers on the program of enter-: inment will be furnished by thej Rerlin contingent, Mrs. R. A. Wil liams delivering vocal selections and {Mrs. G. L. Ventres giving several readings. The next regular meat- ing of the organization here wlll be the first Tuesday in- October. Many new features of the falr were installed in the hall yesterday and work has continued today to- wards completion for Thursday eve- when the Grange throws open!ten, and Helen Johnson It is thought that theleave T ; for Storrs will rival] Marriage Ljcense that A license has s John Guman of Leave For School here have department to lege within the past w the mare John Hart, who Brown University yesterday, Martine who has left university, Washington, D. C. Polia and E! |left for Renssalaer at lanche Johnson and {who will leaye tomorrow ning 1 irsd doors. ma to nd Helen Dorothy and Mr flower shows about here lately vegetable exhibit many en-| the numerous have taken place ind the fruft and has also been promised tries by residents. Those Perfect Roads A bit of irony has been found in the old files of the Herald dating back 25 vears. In a copy of the Herald of September 21, 1901, un- der the Berlin News heading nmj‘pn: to Omar G. following paragraph appears. ford for one year recent repairs made by the to combine the dance selectmen on the Berlin Hill near|recently been discontinued Woodrnff's store, add greatly to the|corporation. attractiveness of that highway. The | road that runs from Berlin street to| Kensington is in good T considersd one of the hest part of the state Present residents interested in the | this community road are hinfing that this was prob- ably the 1o ever published as to the tivences” of that thoroughfare some even go so far as to say that the repairs made by those selectmen at that time were probably the last repaira ever put into the road. wh. en set at TLease Road House The Silver Lake Inn, leased its prope Crosby The Kensington League in this|tce to investigate “attrac- | dirfction and | I Dr. Matthew H. | 0. Clark, local delegates to publican congressional are ater Convention fende headlights and the front axle 1 fott Baldwin who Troy, Lois Cowlés, for W who of Seloctman's Car Wrecked ymond fown Ha ‘18 Rirested at Fort Slll Said to of Port- | o xanes | Haye Cansed $2,000,000 Loss of this place, 33l of I} with the town 1 back and watching affle pass was not much | partic e a er's T, into shape de a much sa : made two| the la i d as m bit i so much both sidos y worl Le- art- er expenditure, ide, W fime wh Rl it to] Many members of the younger set ttend col- Among left for Antonio N. Inc., ¢ on the Meriden Hart- (‘m.\h_v intends hall that has the by Committee Appointed of Wom- pair and s|en Voters has appointed a commit- the question |installing a district visiting nur: AMrs, Henry Hook er has been appointed chairman of will has e in st time that any word was | the group and deeviopments in tl Griswold and the for Catholic , George have Y., been is- Bridgeport The date for the wed- January 29, o Hicony pay- | charge arrested by A and Ve 21 A last t Fort Sil1, Okla., -Ori- fires which vo in of in than $2,- t prop- n solved ears have destroyed mor of go is believed to have 1 arrest of 18 private liers of tha Fort arg incendiarism men were members of ment. were arrested yesterday owing a ort Ji X b World war veteran and secret ser oper who ast January in connc L federal investigation wh s were unabl origin of 15 period. Gover barracks, stores Arrest men s thought to have od when Iallon told officers he 1 of plans to burn two hotels Lawton, Okla, near he T Fort Sill firemen would have been called to fight the Lawton bl 1 of the prisoners confessed | to participation i the g of iildings, officers who questioned leclared. Officers said the in- tion would continue and tk more arrcsts were expecte Fallon conducted his investigation | by enlisting as a private and b assigned to duty with those arrested buildi at t fort was s marked for destruction by th arson ring, Fallon reported. 000 worth en Aneri, Clinton B. erty garrison on ral of post I n Carpen Seve ectm the 2% Second n James W. Sim the fire depa el Morgan swore in the ne mtered For Third Time S tion fain stroct sce sat | o g st was re on n author- mine the two-year on irday and ns were the place was worth of and confinement of z00ils been speed & $100 James Doswell. About the break was believed to have bec The would-be robbers adio set, 12 tires fn a pile in of the place when Officer the course of his rounds ap When they saw him thoy n avtomobile and sped Main strect toward 1 oprietc cailed and $15 1 and \tic was stolen. v morning an into the placs ¢ Furrey > lo acl boar up W stol. he them ¢ silver was appea and by on the police are wor {uestioned this morning’ on procedure he thinks the conce follow to prevent any futura bre \ssistant Manager Amerigo lof the concern said h will have to build a the place No Oper The open swallowed Ormiston Denies That o He Made Any (‘onicssnon CRicags, Sept, 21 (P e Herald and Examiner Vm! nnounced a statement signed b enneth G. Ormiston, missing | radio operator in tl Aimee Sem- ple McPherson case at Los eles, declaring “confessions’” ported to have been made name by Attorney 8. LLos Angeles to be entirely lent. i | of quoted g0 tion Necessary fety by daughter ncent Cambrid street, was removed m without a surgical op w rid re- | which hi pin fvian Ca f Mr mbi two of Mrs, V | Austin du- never had the this man,” statement me is un 1. M. . Martin, a Chicago vesterday issued a statement in behalt of Ormiston in which it was ted “the woman who oc- cupied the Carmel bungalow was positively not Mrs. McPherson,” and announcing that nder certain circumstances the evidence ot | ‘Miss X'” would be produced. The | torney did not disclose the radio | tor's whereabouts. pleas W have meeting “ve neerning he rue Has has CRYSTAL SPRING WATER Part of City Bottle law- f Delivered to any 35¢ Five Gallon | TEL 1273-3 C. NORTON opera | — Tike San I Melbourne, A city of m, owes its early attend-' geyelopment to a gold strike. | | party Suffer- 1F()UR AUTO CASES IN GOURT After the meeting|BADY Who Swallowed Open Safety on For in ON VOTING lISTS| Republxcans Gain Strength in tior tend mor after 54 hours, ed t 108D Lam sion | prov | Pin Will Recover—Red Cross to | vi orga tion: s1 next | was Pla stre Dr. G i g physician . The pin New Cook, at- annou this was removed d is expect 0 leave the Britain Gene today. Still Ve ital ¥ Critically 11 an Johnson spent night but his co £ no improv 1ppn)|nidl|nn Ia Exhausted cord to Ch an Jéhn b of the town plan commis appropri 1 f his has been ement ve a com austed and no ir made un appropriation is r ropriation for the past y $400. ns are being made t and “buildi | Stone street il gl this who in the at d. the re- None st v t- at of | inter- e town 2 to n 3 o’clock yesterday mornin on ha ont Furrey in The aroun 1 found Colt auto-|post will hold % ) o'clock rn will 1 thinks they and South from ra- and Prenti Will Receive Contributions hairman John E. Lamb of 1 Red Cross announced th nization will rec s for the rellet lief o ose 1 from the effects of '!.r\\(nr‘l 1! ‘ross. \Llum:m and Captain To Be A elect P ball Flected manager ed this eve of ti team tice o'clock W out W ion Dan will to s D ¥ it ndy or mor Cole cove born in Pr plet e cted w state Automobile tit Cases In Cou ilham Aldridge of Northan 1 8100 and driven influc by him by P a Niam ssed t 1T I violations of t n they colli tor's 1 At Congressios umes kL1 m al Convention are publice ! Elks hall Mr. Gwilli 1ed on the cred Attending Tixposition \ R he rep ntion at t tod ials committec in ( Accider crossing at East Mait Miss Olive Mat hit by id treatment ation Mceting Aid society of the thodist ch will | 7:45 o'clock in Reory: first moe of Ladi nville Me chur parlor Briefs 1 Berkery 1 his visiting of Allo- 4 ‘ brother Berkery are Archie ock-Barnes Thursday host's rooms at ng t uxiliarygto t etin in the rollowing 1 be a tart about § on't forge fit » e h ) o'clock. John whist ider rnoon ive roor Apply ain. Tel. 1 th ustrial s of dr ng th Wo fed at his supumer home. at Warwick, followin illness ring a period of years. T ce, and afte education this was ovid hool Brown uni- his public duated from ing was versity. s felt [ the YMPATHY FROM ENG ondon, Siv in W cep T nt at th Florida, and sympathy for he inh ifflicted ar com- | Bristol News DR J.JKENNEDY | FOUND DEAD AT INN | Physician Who Never Practiced Expin s Unexpec fedly WAPT SEMTE CANDIDATE Believe Bristol Should Name Aspirant—Women Fined and Sent To Jail—Arnold Not in Storm Zome, in Women Fined and Jaile e ar- r they horities lay Me nt Announced The ) Dechs W Home Haven to fdent of the ‘0. of West Mc N Ame ir regular mee in 1 Ul trai ion to he | Legion v Post 1 hold th ting nm arry out t On Vacation Policeman I by 00 regular M. Mecting meeting 1 R M S o' At St in honor of vam h votic on ) o'clock To Hold Yienic Prosp at Cedar will Worthing Snow odist ey g ood Neighbor P tomorrow mor Iph n at the | the Rey. Thomas J. Keena branch, | Ancient Order of Hipernians, will beheld at 8 o'clock this evening in Bagels hall on Meadow street. matters of importance will 4 o ssed Norton-Hynds, William E. Norton of 179 Divint- ty street and Miss Ellen M, of 485 West street were umfffx"'f: urriage at 9 o'clock this morning at St. Joseph's church. The nuptia bigh mass was celebrated by Rev. K May of Mount Carmel. > was attended by Miss 1 a sister, and 1t Norton served the bride- | Broom as best man. The ushers wore John H. Bride and William J Lar Addresses Lions Club Judge Joseph M. Donovan was r at a noon day cheon of the Lions club of New the Burritt hotel to. was “The American Warrants Issued s are being issued today ber of tax delinquents on list and will be served by partment this week s cover personal and taxes on automobiles and ar meet of T. B 41, of the Sons of the Civil War will t 8 o'clock glon Wallendren Was arrested lock last night mpson at the and Laurel ged in an who con e on North Main was also tion, struck according to the testi officer and the com Main ent was started wher en told Kroll that he had lock of his while repalr- °h Kroll assessad I o informed at he was called sever- Wallendren before the to use his fists, was in court several arged with intoxica- at time he requested urn a pint of liquor oved from his person at the time of his arrest, The judge me told him he was lucky s not charged with trans- liquor and Wallendren's re- s denied . 0. P. Delegates For House Of the seven votes recorded from district for Deputy Sherift W. House of Glastonbury nomination for sheriff at the county convention of the republican party held at the Hotel Bond yester- lay. four of them were cast by Bris. Homer H. Judd, Mrs Charles R. Anderson Mrs. Howard, Beach corge McNeil, Mternate eputy Sheriff Joseph Harding for House, who was defeated it B. W, and for ey, 61 to Word Received From Arnold Ray C. Arnold yesterday receiv- ed a telegram from his brother Farl J. Arnold, former secretary of hite local Chamber of Commerce and at present assistant secretary of the Worth, Florida chamber, an- ng that the hurricane which Ycaused so much destruction in the {vicinity of Miami, failed to touch Worth, Political Pot Boiling lorable rest is being dis- in the senatorial convention republican party, which will ¥ be czlled for some day xt week in the town of Plainville which eight towns will be ted. The sentiment of mem- G. O. P. party in Bristol at they feel the time has ed when Dristol should be per- 1 to name a senator to run in Al election. This city has not W local man in st quarter of a names of Epaphro- - S. Barnes, C. T. idge William J. Malon ren M. Wells have been itly mentioned and it fs un- that Huntington M ord, the incumbe of Southington, mood or representative, the names of Homer H. Judd, at present a mem- \ Judge Don Judge Peck, and George H. Quin- de have been Hunt has stated run. Lake noun Lake tood H zors ptive ir rd Hunt 10: of wi 1 coal Mr A MAN \\I\ HIS COW FARMER (to chemist): Now be mark plain on them is for my wife and which is for the cow. 1 don’t want to happeh to that Jersey Tit-Bits, London. bot hich nothin® % Milllons endorse Lucky \ “"'m'n:*.:"dfl., TS B m...,.....mm + Court Session At a special session of the Berlin town court last evening, Judge George G. Griswold fined James Young, colored, of 193 Hartford av- enue, New DBritain, $100 and costs and sentenced him to five days in iafl for driving an auto while under the influence of liquor. Young was arrested by Officer Frank Brown on Berlin street when he was endanger- ing passing cars with his erratic driving. LEHIGH COAL Prices Right Full Weight and Prompt Delivery East Berlin Coal |F and Wood Co. | Phone Connection 5 TUESE KINDA DO6S ARE 5 TK BEST IN TH' WORLD, T!D THEY SAVE CHILDREA FROM DROWNING AN EVERYTMING ! Wiy, TAIS IS MISSUS RANDY'S' AEW FOUNDLAND D0G = AN' TA EXERCISING Bad Dog ( 1 ONCE HAD A 600D DOG = UE COULD AVWAYS TELL BETWEEN A BAD PERSON AN' A 600D PERSON), T0O ! WELL, WHAT'S' BECOME oF OL\, WE AADDA GIVE AN AWAY = HE