New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1927, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1927. MAIL ORDERS PR OMPTLY FILLED QUICK SELECTION MAD YORKE SHIRTS—the best you know, in neckband, at- tached or separate collar styles, mode of woven, crepe, imported or silk stripe madras, or silk stripe broadcloths and other fine shirtings; all colors fast. 2.00 to $5.98 Yorke Shirts of domestic and English broadcloths, white, tan, blue and grey; neckband or attached col- lars. $1.95 to $4.98. Dress Shirts for formal wear, with pique plaited bosoms, open back and front are also of the fa- mous “Yorke” make and are priced at $2.98. FINE SILK SHIRTS OF “YORKE” MAKE are as nice garments as the most fastidious fellow could want. Made with all the nicest points possible. choice from $8.50 to $§10.98 Berlin News SENATOR WALGOTT | LYCEUM SPEAKER Will Address Men's Organizationj" at Anniversary Dimner | CHURCH SERVICES TODAY | Town Quict as Good Friday Ob- servances Close Business Here— Noed of to Consider | Officials White Lincs on Highways. Senator Frederic C. Walcott, presi- dent pro-tem. of the state scnate, member of the finance committee of the senate and mentioned as a prob- able gubernatorial choics of the re- publican party at the next state con vention, will bo the speaker at the 23th annual banquet of tho Kensing- | 1on Men's Lyccum in the parlors of the Kenmington Congregational churchi on Tuesday evening, May 3, | cordin to Claude W, Stevens, chairman of the committee on ar- | rangements The topic of Senator Walcott's ad- drosg has not been chosen but At is | taought probable that he wil speak | on faxation or the conservation of | iral resources, two subjects of | ch the senator ia especiaily en- | siastic. he silver anntversary of the Ken- eineton Lyceum will be grected with & large attendance, The debating | organization is planning record ‘Yreaking celebration for the ob- servance of the passing of the quar- ter-century mark, and other special- tics will bs on the program of en- tertalnment. The women of the Tensington Congregational church will gerve dinner in the church par- Jors. | The committee in charge or ar- ranging the event includes Cl ‘W. Stevens, chalrman George Green, TNouglas DeMers, William Emerson, and Henry Fitzner. Unlon Secrvice A unfon service between the con- gregations of the Kensington Meth- odist church and the Kensington Congregational church, held at the former building at 1:45 o'clock this afternoon, drew a large attendance. Both the pastors, Rev. May B. Lord &nd Rev. Vernon L. Phillips, took part in the service, the main address of the day being made by Rev. W. D. Beach, district superintendent of the Methodist pastorate, Mags was celebrated at 8 o'clock this morning at St. Paul's church, Kensington. Rev. John C. Bren- nan, pastor, officiated. Mass at 9 o'clock at Sacred Heart church, Fast Berlin, was celebrated by IFather Brennan. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, pastor of the Berlin Congregational church, officlated at a mid-week service held last evaning at the Worthington ridge pastorate, He chose as his subject for the pre-Easter service “The Ol4 R A large attendance was present, Home on Furlough Ernest Bourgolse of the U. 8. 8. Wyoming Is visiting his parents in PLANNED FOR THE WANTS OF EV THINGS WANTED IS SO LARGE AND VARIED WITH PRICES ATE FOR QUALITY YOU ARE SURE OF SATISFACTION. lsm"'lon of Worthington ridge | juries Now Comes the Last Call for Easter With Word of New Outfittings E EASY FOR ERYBODY. 0 STARTING WITH MEN WE OFFER FOUR-IN-HANDS and Bat Wing ties in most wonder- ful Swiss, Italian and domestic silks. You have selection of as varied a line as is to be found anywhere. yours from Smart Half Hose, silk and rayon, silk and lisle or all silk, solid colors and fan- cies, all well known makes. Men’s Goif Hose, both do- mestic and makes, are offered in plain or fancy leg effects at each. i Young Bourgoise recently received 'alieged to ha his stripes for the position of chief petty officer. year ago and has many friends in | this town. i Church Play | The Young People’s society of the | Kensington Congregational church ' will present “The Rock,” a Bibical play in three acts, t about the f2 of Simon, the disciple, this eve- | ning at 7:30 o'clock at the church auditorium. The play, which contains 11 char- acters, will be enacted by local boys | and girls, having becn coached by Rev. Vernon L. Phillips for tho past month. A large atten i tletpated at evening. Whist Coming One of the first post-Lenten so- clal activities will be the whist and bridge party to be given at the Mur- ray Homestead by Miss Joanna Mur- | ray ony Tuesday evening, April 19.° Proceeds trom the event will go to- wards the playground fund of the St. Paul parish. The public is in-| vited. Town Quict Basking under the rays of a henev- olent sun, Berlin lazed Good Friday away today in all the three districts. | Following the morning masses at the Catholle churches, activities ce and lttle traf motor, was scen on the highw Workers {n a local gcuner: felt the Good Friday business rush when they climbed from their beds at 2:30 o'clock this merning to in- eure scheduled delivery of the pro- verbial hot cross buns. DPost offices | and stores opened until the middle | of the morning and then closed their doors while their proprictors went home to enjoy the holiday in peace ard quletude. A pre-view of the Easter fashion exhibitions lent much color to the groups about tow the kindly weather tempting an carly ahowing | of the new suitg and dresses. Other ! | residents combined their activities to that the Press-Scimitar's cleaning up rubbish and burning | thelr lawns prior to the spring seed ' but added planting. A general h vaded throughout the day Need White Lines The town officials, in reviewing the traffic needs of the town, are| investigating the placing of White | lines on the main highways to de- crease the menace at dangerous cor- ners. First in their arrangements, will be the guarding of the inter- and East Berlin avenue, a corner which has long presented a dangerous sit- uation to the transient motorist, Numerous near cgashes at this place are reported each season and this year the officlals will endcavor to reniove some of the conditions sur- rounding the spot which are likely to lead to accidents. Worthington ridge and Farming- ton avenue will doubtlessly be taken care of at the hands of the state Righway commission which recently purchased the property. It is re- ported that the large tree at the corner will be removed and the corner widened and made more safc by the state authorities. Suprenant Improving The condition of Irving Supre- nant, son of Mr, and Mrs. H. A. Suprenant of Kensington, who is a patient at New Britain General hospital suffering from {injuries sustained in a recent accident, is reported to be rapidly improving. He was at first thought to have a fractured skuld and internal in- but later investigations proved that aside from a broken collar bone and bruises and abra- y alr pro- | WITH CARE AND THOUGHT WE HAVE either pedestrian or UR SHOWING OF THE SO MODER- Made of French, showing. English, Choice 75¢ to $4.50 50c to $2.98 imported $1.00 up to $9.50 pair You have e struck young Su- prenant’s bicycle will appear be- He enlisted about a fore Judge George G. Griswold at | Oily the April 26 sesslon of the Berlin | town court. Arranging Loague Bolton-Kasica post, American Leglon, is making plans for a tall league between teams posed of the youngst. town, Instead of sending the local teams out of town for all their been the case com- of v boys 1n for th is ams and of would be at- East Berlin Items Mr. and Mrs. B. Derenthal and daughter of Springfiell spending the week-end as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Holigan. The condition of Mabel daughter of Mr. and Mrs. non Read, who Is ser bhronchial pneumonta, is reported as unchanged. Read, Sale of used houschold goods Mon- day, Aprii 18, 1:30 to 3:30 p. m. Oak sideboard, kerosene range, |Richmond range, odds and ends. tist church, Other officers were House of §. M. Cowles, Kensington. —advt. ollow the crowd to Goldcnblum's. v Britain’s most popular Millinery Shop. Hats for the matron, misses and children. Main and Court Sts, New Britain—advt. Newspaper Sues Rival For an Alleged Libel Memphis, Tenn., April 15.—(UP) —The Memphis Press-Scimitar, pps-Howard newspaper, has suit for £1,00°.000 against th Memphis Commereial Appeal, which recently published an advertisement | declaring a circulation statement of he Press-Scimitar was untrue, The Commercial Appeal, accord- ing to the suit, not only asserted claim of 92,562 paid circulation that the circulation probably was not more than 73,000. Management of the Press-Scimi- tar explained that 73,000 represent- ed the run from the presses in the main Press-Scimitar plant, but that the presses in the plant of the Memphis Press, recently absorbed in & consolidation, printed an addi- tional number of papers which brought the total circulation even higher than the 93,562 claimed. FRECKLES AND HOWILLIE! TEACHER | Wwas ASKIN' WHERE sions, he had escaped serious in- this city for an 11-day twlough. jury, The driver of the car who s in pre- 1 pre- | considerable | was false, | YOU WAS \WEDNESDAY ~ Plainville 8elander, 106, 125, 102, Plainville News SEEING BETTER . FIRE PROTECTION { Chief Prior Wonld Install Hy- ~drants in Eastern Section BLAZE IN NEW BLOCK | | | Sprinkler System Quenches Flamcs 10 492. Total 1011. Cheshire | Leonard, 93, 113, 100, 81, 115 517. Nerton, 20, . 114, 90, 101— 452. Total 899, Easter Sunrise Service A unfon sunrise service will be held Easter morning on the proper- ty of derton J. Lamb on Redstone § at 7:30 o'clock. Rev Wyckoff, pastor of the Congregational church, will be the speaker. The Epworth league of the Methodist church will be host to| the people from the other churches | and wil serve refreshments, It ¢ho | weather 15 inclement the service will { ba Reld in the Methodist church. At Catholic Church Church of Our Lady of Merey will begin at 7:30 a. m. and will consist of tha blessing of the paschal f —Plainville State League Bowlers| the blessing of the paschal can. B % |the reading of 12 prophecies, the Win—Code in Effect May 1. | blessing of Easter water and the Betsr s poatection. for baptismal font, the recitation of the ilitany of the . and high mass, southeastern section of the town is g £h advocated by Chief Edward P, Prior| Tire 1 TS (o be Tricd who recommends the installati ACAosSnLES stavanof ot s two new hydrants in Stand Hawe road ewiiliha tried tract, one on Woodland strect a L. 0. Ry one on Kent street. At present the, nearest hydrants are thoss on I.i den strect and at the Standard Stes plant, and there 18 a carry of more {than 1,000 feet to the streets question. Two new hydrants woul cost only a small fraction of ! of this length, and, In addit there would bs little water pres after the 1,000-foot carry. The danger from grass fircs this vicinity is great at the p e dry spell renderi dy fuel for a fire which obtalned the slightest start. This long grass comes right up to the houses, and residents of the are urged to take special tions, as it would bo next to p sible to stop a fire with the present |y lack of hydrant facilities. i The streets in question have ‘)'?! been accepted by the town | are now up for acceptance before Tivo Dionse 1 the town plan commission. The fact| Ajjer: e that they hava not been accepted has no bearing on the matter in| Chiet Prior's mind, for the section fs buflt up and ho Dbelteves i should have adcquate s s | 2 against fire. What may happen! when hydrants lacking was!| shown Monday afternoon when the C. P. Hart home on New a i road was burned because the local at the Bapti firemen had no water excapt what! T3, Sloat was In a nearby brook and a pump-| er was nceded to uso this. Tire Checked by Sprinklers. The sprinkling system in the n n corporation building S AR e ] and Elma Krumwei might have been a serious fire R I G o'clock last evening when S Y kT el ;;‘.. {broke out in some accidental and|oniorained thres tables of bridge i | unknown manner. It is believed ”ullr”w“_ SRk rags or other articles in al N MR 0l aine o Norton “ place Is spending the week 1 with painter's kit caught fire. sprink lor system .which had been given|ponas in Thomaston and Bridge-| port. its first test only yestorday moon, | | tunctioned perfectly and extinguish 3 ; o Martin Conlin and Walter M hy |ed the flames beforo the fivemen, | SAAltaR A inphy | are spending the week-¢ n Bos-| warned by the sounding of the gons | oo “IF | 1tstde a by a1 o, [liis | - outstde the building arrived. This| Oy I o | was no mean feat, as the fire com- |y o foc PRI e | pany responded with great prompt-| .o o5 7 Alice Cool eSS anc yt ks vera at the L Alice ok o ) ";)1( "““‘;ru\:n{II(‘g‘r’\."“l’ th f0 o aloa ne within two n &4 Franeis' hospatal, an operation. —Sunrise Service Easter Morning the brush fire ®lw X rrested 1By Fire Warder | Augu arr for failing to oking of all i en will allow to 2o if he will settle for the putting out the f evond his control. Dionne Bros. Victors Dioune Brothers def store bowlers at cdnosday night after , the margin b The scores Boston Shoe Store A .- Rev. Horace will be the bers of all churi nvited to attend. Notes Phelps has as ber/ Misses Helen ¢ Bronxville, | Lois on iniver home of Mrs Vois: | given. Firemen Fred s llen and William Cunningham w in the building before the men con- nected with the building were able | to reach thero. 2 | The sprinkler eystem which 2Ll e { formed its duty so efficiently i i et first to be installed in any building | | ik in Plainville, and its worth was { proved in its first tes {of the gong on the {the & o'clock crowds : used considerable excitement me, but skipped heartbeats s out the only damage dor i fire. e meot at ¥ the firemen's room. Al members POV | | ford, f | i 8 o'clock Tues are 1 to be ith Wasl d from St rtford, where ati street has 1 General ration for ital, t hosp! ™ d the New hospital to undergo nendicitis Gieo Musshorn 1« recovering ppendicitls op. ned the New Brit hospital. tion per for in General B. Y. P. U. Elects Tripp Porcy Tripp was reelected presi- dent of the B. Y, P. U. at its annual meeting held last night at the Bap- me at the M; inext to the Strand theater. I'm go- 2 "[ing to buy an Easter tie.—advt. follogs, Wices prosiionte C Sl line of shocs for the whols Kendrick; secretary, ‘ t: I J. Birnbaum, Neri block. Limeburner; treasurer, Mrs. | | stillman, The annual reports showed that President Tripp's year of ad- | ministration had been one of marked | progress in all ficlds. During the | year the soclety bought a plano for {the church and chairs for the le ture room. The officers will {stalled on Sunday, May 1. | Building Code to Take Effect. The building code adopted at the | specl meeting will go into e ect on M 1. According to a pro- ision of the resolution by which it was adopted, it was to go into force i 15 days after publication, and 1t wift e published into tomorfow's edition | of the Herald. Plainville Bowlers Win | The Plainvills entry in the stato | twvo-man vowling league took re- venge on Cheshire last night at Hart's alleys by defeating the visit- |ors in thres out of five games and winning the pinfall by 12, thus tak- |ing both points. The locals had lost | two points in Cheshire Tuesday night and were out to even things up. Sclander substituted for Pavano, who was unablo to attend, and filled in crcditably, hitting 125 for thk high mark of the evening. The scores HIS FRIENDS Wear shop o J Franklin touring car, good tion, for sale, $150. Tel. 38 P reet.—Advt. Community Theater PLAINVILLE v 2 PICTU BUCK JONES and EVA NOVAK in “30 BELOW ZERO” Also GEORGE O’HARA in “TIMID TERROR” SATURDAY Viola Dana, Vera Gordon and Nat Carr in her Kitty Kelly” UN. and MON. HAROLD LLOYD in “THE KID BROTHER"” “K, AN EXCUSEZyouR ANOAN WOULDNT WRITE 1607 AN 177 [oU AN EXCUSE FOR EXCUSE FOR YOU PLAVIN' HER —SHELL Hoouey."! ANENER KNOW I PLAVED RoorEY. ANO-T WROTE \T AYSELF= TS A DANDIER EXCUSE THAN MY MOM {_COULD EVER |New Brita , 86— I Shop. 519, Silverio, 100, 104, 109, 91, S3— | and ch | New Britatn —aavt, ' tion st | Conn.—advt North Bergen, i {pleasure on The Holy Saturday service at the in plete record absence or tardiness on of seen dofng her &hoy was supposed to he si World Business Markets much 3 holiday, Pit(sbu]‘}zg “‘0;‘3[; Freed ; s that jealou | Miss lvoung widow to kill her hushand whose hody with a he and d stranger' jealous of her sister, 100 Years From Now and n °n's ball committen will | ¥ 'y night fnl tWo times per 1.600, |20 3 doutued. Th per cent of the William 7] Tild phia player, today we and defeating George Lott, Jr., hat Tilden J Bristol News | ‘s most popular Millinery Hats for the matron, misses dren. Main and Court §ts, Franklin touring $50.00 1T Mrs. R. W. ar, good condi- or call 33 Park Morley, Plainville TEAGHERS ACCUSED ATTOP PRADUCTION lFacmries Ciosé for One Day In stead of Week-End Instructors Charged With Feigning Iliness and Going on Pleasure Jaunts. I, Aprll 15 | hers in the pub- treading the path of | North Bergen, N. Charges th schools o achool t ss today re e board of education t be submitted Mrs, Alfred H. West Dics at Age of 80—scwer Extension ¥earing in Tast Bristol School—$10,000 Real Ystate Deal ¢ tardy T know was and another 2 n the same period. least one teacher who ing when gh kin bed.” was Observing Good Fridav .. York. April 15.—(P—Busi- | v all of the modity w Board of Tr. half h domes be clos and most markets ot re- 1 wrkets ek Tixe 000 wort Good Frida gal | This is v tha hanh SR S | s¢ zround Fund Of Murdering Hushand |, . : § M. maintatned \er younger sister, lling the ente Maric this ¢ artists of ved tha title of bullet n his was found in his bedroon ry. Mrs, Lutz protested her § seribed to the jury a she satd had inquired = Th bout her husband on the afternoon Wost, o the shooting. She denied being 1 v who died Amanda Oliv street following with infir s held t the Congr 4 morning Total Population Then 1. teago, AW 1 in- | from now, the W 1 be 6 provided hi ain as they of the Univer addressing students rsity of Ch th present estimated ulation of the globe, Tflt’“}., the wo 1.0 —(P—One 1 o Uni- | with except spent in Califorr i this city, Prof. ars, Ross the colored total. races TILDEN WINS TITL} Pinehurst, N. C., April 13 ranking ¢ his afternoon and similar services will be held at 7 okt south singles championship. is ov the sixth and 2, In th Lott have me his 1§ |tomarrow | Holiday Generally Observed ! Today, Good Friday, is being ge | rved throl las a holia Bank | brary, tactor ‘d ops are closed for {lar holiday hiours are {by the post office, there deliveries. Rural de {made as usual closed until Monday O. S, of A, Mecting Extension Y the erally las <PLAINVILLE® —TONIGHT— MONTY BANKS “ATTA BOY” The grand son of laughter In a grand <lam of fun “SPORT LIGHT “HODGE-PODG:! “PAPA'S-PEST" STRAND NEWS ilities { Wil be held at § o'clock ne —FRL—~SAT.— Marguerite De La Motte in ‘The Final Extra’ rlaton W, Vade and & |state water cor COMING ~MON, —TUES. — “Sorrows of Satan”’ i is the plan of the state to clear up all of th Y ¢ cient time in auabuch e WAIT'LL / LILE A MOM'S WRITIN' 22 ( ) READ 1T OVER S e, \\j AGAIN = L HA [ L 7o FigsER IS ) Isewers, |which will be as: v wonld be too great a burden. v nounc st Bristol, however, appear to be rongly opposed to the plan for due to the amount of money ssed agalnst ndi- y owners. A number recently purchased their idual prop ovh et omes and feel that the imposition A hearing on the bill for the bond- of the district to the extent of r d before the flnance > of the state legislature on Inesday afternoon and no oppo- itlon was advanced at that time. ® bill, however, carries with it a rendum making it necessary for rs of the district to pass on W |1t at a special election. NO REST FOR NIGHT FORCE Tournament., Ethan Lodge, Knights of Pythias, defeated Washington L. an Lodge of New Britain in the ck tournament . The local 1+ margin of 1¢ ertained by the supper to in th ner Two Small Fires. »f Mrs. M nd streat 1 to g ar on 18 also exti 1¥ $10,000 Rea o YONG CORBETT IS LAID AT REST +« Former Champion Buried Today Beside His Mother ton, Colo, 1 April 153 (UP)— chapel today the tt, once “king of was carried to u il hands that Cerry” McGovern to arter of a century f boxing gloves. It tribute to called a at the grave vear ol sive rs T ¢ Corbett chest bowl over another reputed ts after the gong had round, “Terrible d on the canvas, ons W r, mys- 1 acclaimed the little fel- stern » new mo title to Jim- tt later lo a terward was and ne nsation. low when he had it." n died of a heart cw days ago—penni- boys who knew * contributed to assure h him a8 lio hat. dropped t of Men Golf Laurels pril 15 (P —Sook Hunt off h hole € Seeking rancisco. April crown worn U rs wi tomorro: rnia onship. Yon leholder, Elm, wil n playing fornla national ot compet: in th championship sionals wers ND TITLE . April 15 (®) — r of New York an- v that he will not de ritish amat ®ol? he won last to amateur WON'T Asheville, Joss Sw 1 too ip which He, how Amorican nament. By BLOSSER enter AEG U 3 PAT. OPF. ©1927 BY NEA SERVICH