New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1927, Page 7

ng for ke AW, the the the n). ted rid, gon tire, hile Lall. EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATU.DAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1927. cost about $3.000. Mail Orders For Woman or Miss Smart Garments in the new mix- tures, plaids and sports weaves with collars and cuffs of pine furs. Such as Beaver, Wolf, Badger and Australian Opossum, COATS OF THE FINER TYPES, splendidly tail- ored, are shown in many new styles with all the new colors to choose ffom. They are in all sizes. FBsash Y Gl ) NEW FROCKS of Satin, Crepe, and Velvet, made in the smartest one and two piece styles. The various new fashion treatments make these frocks most al- luring. Range of prices " $25.00 *-$49.50 will be no with the fact that expense sewer con- installed be- — of the all the money due on this project has been paid | |out with the exception of $1,000 { | Which is being held by the town of ficials s as a guarantes that the str up when the mount is includ- in the appropriation made for S purpose (Grand List Must Be Raised to|,,™; v this work a | Plainville News [ Mail if Unable to Come Yourself Tiny Tots 1 to 2 Years ropria ted $12.000 project Can b fted 0 a1 o[ ESTRATE 15 INGREASED 562, et ter coats at our infants sec- | . cither the money to meet o A el E % tion, 1 floot up. Kimmel Gets Opinion on Taxes on s or & the tax ra four or five mills, is incom Martin Property—Plainville Blues | /'h*r g | probl. Meet Corbin Red Sox Tomorrow— nonth The board of the task of o grand list the | dia Churches on Standard Time attempting to to the a boost in e e bers tax rate for the coming year in or- will he up to the {der to meet the budget of expenses en to raise the tax rate to as outlined in the 1027-28 estimate o expen: i of the hoard of selectmen and, con- | luoking over th tained in the town report, copies of | ¢ . several other which now ilable. seen in The total amount of expenses es- | various departments timated for th town during the coming fiscal Year is $177.510.25, an | v |increase of approximately $25.000 over the budget of last year. Added | to this is the $5,000 approp 1 ot | I the town meeting for state aid road work in the town, making All the latest styles, daintily a grand total of increase in expenses ; made of Chinchilla, Camels of approximately $31.000. hair, Belvo, Broadcloth, plain HL e ihestax ratosat the Intetentiis and fur trimmed. Some with At i aiiondshitormee . e required expenditures as outlin- hats to match. Priced Plainville faces either n its grand list or an increase | onnt board of expe These insignificant how- + increases in the and or's estimates. stio school grand list ious matter. 1 by voters in recent the town ving the proposition at pres + time. Whether there will be any solu problem, remains to According to the eclect there is little possibility on to the of re ducing any of the items in the b et and it appears very probable thr nville will be paving a highe on its next grand list Ovinion on Taves ctman John I recent tow citizens of . pr Mastin o s $6,- £6,- | First § Kimmel meeting Plainvilie legacy in ;)\’ neighborhood of 3n white and tan, also at Infants JaheAnscess by akalhastalo ralee ed in the appropriations for the va- | mer $8.98$25.00 The grand list last ye Shaliton. e he grand list to to find his residence a OTHER, INEXPENSIVE, FOR, EACH FROCKS $14.95 | ious items in the budget, it will he TEDDY SUITS of brushed 1 400,800 and at 25 mills, this will not | money enough fo cover the total ecessary to increase the grand hst - or else set the tax rate wool, comprising ~ sweater, be cient fo cover the increases | oo leggins and cap, in pink, blue, s outlined in the town report. It gy vopy 5 amount of expenses as fizured out </ o "~ A slight raise i the zrand list Value £6.50 % would mean a raise in the tax rate to 28 or 23 mills whil all will mean The estim no raise mills or h ted expenses of the % increases in Berlin News CONSIDER BERLIN FOR AIRPORT SITE Members of New Britain Com- ! ittee Tnspect Land Here FIELD IN KENSINGTON Banns of Marriage for Kensington Couple Meet. Published — Selectmen to Administer Elector's Oath—Church News and Items, That this towh might provide the site of an airport for New Britain was made known today when it was discovered that the aviation commit- tee of New Britain had been inves- tigating sultable property for the lo- tion of the field in this town. The advisability of selecting the present temporary landing field on the New Britain Machine company’s property here was thoroughly discussed by the New Britain committee and several other suitable properties were visited it is said. No definite announcement concerning the probable outcome of the investigations has been made but the opinion has been expressed by several New Britain authorities that chances are good for a Berlin site for the New Britain airport. Local officials have notified the New Britain authorities that the town would co-operate in every way towards the acceptance of a local field as the future airport and op- timistic views are being held rezard- ing the possibility of Kensington be- ing the scene of the incoming and outgoing passenger and commercial planes of future days. Such a loca- tion would be a big step forward for the town, Berlinites claim, and the residents of this place as a whole are anxious to see the acceptance of lo- cal land by the aviation committee of New Britain. In the event the Hardware City authorities decide on a Kensington location for the field, Berlin will have the, distinction of having two muni- cipal airports within its boundaries. In the spring, Meriden acquired a sizeable tract of land located in Blue Hills for the location of an airport for the Silver City. At that time several plancs were tested out on the ground, making landings and taking oft at the dedication exercises. Since then little activity has taken place at the Blue Hills landing field but it is generally believed that the Meriden authorities will grade and improve the property when the.needs of avia- tion demand a municipal landing[ field for that city. { Small Vote Seen ‘With the annual town elections only a little over a week distant, lo- cal politicians claim that a small vote will be cast at the polls this year. Last year's large vote will not be cast this year, they claim, as little interest has been shown in any of the town's activities. Both republican and town committee heads complete turnout on election day during the coming week, but it ig the general opinion that the lack of contest in any of the primarics and the meagre attendance at political meetings during the past few weeks as discouraged hopes for a large vote. democratic will urge a St. Paul's Church Mass will be celebrated at 8 and 10 o'clock standard time tomorrow at St. Paul's church, Kensington. Rev. John C. Brennan, pastor, will be in charge. Sunday school will | follow the 10 o'clock mass. Sacred Heart Church | section of the front sington will officiate at the regular 9 o'clock mass, standard: time, to- morrow morning at Sacred Heart church, East Berlin. A session of the Sunday school will follow, Kensington Methodist All services will be held on stand- ard time tomorrow morning at the Kensington Methodist church. At 10 o'clock the Sunday school will hold its regular weekly sesston. The (regular morning service at 11 o'clock will be led by the pastor, Rev, May B. Lord, who will speak on the [theme, “What fs a Christian?” Ep- worth League exercises will take place at 7 o'clock. The evening |service at 7:30 o'clock will be in charge of the pastor whose theme for the address will be “Refuge Re- fused.” On Monday edening at § o'clock the Quean Esther Circle of the church will meet at the church regular weekly meeting on Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock. Tursday afternoon at for League will meet at the church The regular mid-week service will be held on Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock, with the resuming of the study of the Life of Christ. The special theme this week will be “Th Temptation of Christ and the Choos ing of the Disciples.” The weekly chair rehearsal will take place fol- |lowing this service at 8:15 o'clock. The social service class will on Friday afternoon at 3:45 o'clock Kensington Congregational The regular morning the Kensington Congregational church will be held tomorrow morn- ing at 10:45 o'clock, standard time. Rev, Vernon L. Phillips, pastor, will officiate. The Sunday school exer- cises will he under the direction of the the su- perintendent. At 6 o'clock the Christian Endeavor mesting will take place at the church. Berlin Congregational All services at the Berlin gregational church will standard time tomorrow The Older Boys' with the pastor, Fiske, tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. At 10:45 o'clock Rev. Fis will lead the regular morning serv- ices with an address on the theme, “The Eeternal Goodness.” Sunday school will mect at 12 o'clock un- der the direction of the superintend- ent, Miss Mary F. Griswold. o'clock the Young People’s socicty will mect under the direction of Miss Grace Smith who will lead the meeting. Con- morning. Class will meet Rev. Back Again Time will be set back an hour to- night at 12 o'clock when all local clocks will go back on FEastern Standard Time. All church services will be held on standard time and Berlinites are urged the change in order to prevent an hour's wait at the church doors be- fore services bhegin. Bus service will automatically go on the stand- ard time basis tomorrow. Banns Published Banns of marriage for James E. AcCormick of Kensington and Miss Agnes Corr of Kensington have been published at §t. Paul's church. The wedding is scheduled to take place on Wednesday morning, October 5, at 9 o'clock at the church. Rev. John C. Brennan, pastor, will offi- ciate. Both the young local people are well known here, McCormick being one of the stars of the All- Kensington baseball team. Tegion Mecting The regular mecting of Bolton- Kasica post, American Legion, was held last evening at Legion hall, Kensington. The names of several candidates for membership were pro- posed and will ba voted on at the meeting on October 14. Representative Clande W. Stevens spoke* on his recent Furopean trip to the battle fields of France. His tour took him over a large which was oc- cupied by soldicrs from this town. Mr. Stevens exhilited several war relics he had picked up on the flelds. Selectmen Meet Rev. John C. Brennan of Ken- The board of selectmen and the The Knigts of Honor will hold their | 3:45 o'clock the Jun- | meet | service at| held at 12:10 o'clock | be held on| Samuel A.| At 7§ to remember | town for the coming fiscal year show departments The expenses for given at $95.- those of the town several {town clerk met this morning for the | that must be met purpose of administering the elector's | th hools | oath to those who have signified their | © while intentions of becoming voters The | FPasurer are given at $27 The | regular session of 1} ctmen for | C¥PeNses of the schools last year this purpose was held last Saturday [ W28 $51.000 leaving an increase this |but becanse of the small attendunce | Year of approximately $14.000. The | ! at that meeting the selectmen voted | [Feasurer’s eypenses last yvear we to give local residents another op- | RiVAn as $13,000 leaving an increase Portunity to ba admitted into the |here also of $14,000 mak voting list today. Today's gession |3S an ine for the will close at § o'clock this evening. | The difference in the estimate for | Gun Club Moet surer's ex because | regular weekly meet of the fact that the extra money js | Lensington Gun club will be held [needed to take care of the intere this afternoon at the home of Fred [on High school honds and to retire Crane of Kensington. e elimina- Any of those honds tion shoot which has heen going on | 41 for the past few s will be ter minated at this afternoo shoot All members of th zation are asked to be present {for the year. Under the A practice shoot or ranges | entire property owned by the Plain- of the Blue Hills Gun club will be |villo High school must he foneed in | |held this afternoon at the h ng the coming vear. T Stevens. All members a t to be fenced in and th net s hich come pense to the to orga been included in the list of expenses the | Claude W |asked to report. East Berlin Items The Junior baschall team will hold a practice on the home dia- mond this afternoon in preparation Of the season, » for the coming series with the Man- Tt has not been decided whether chester boys' club. The practice will (e Community club will conduct a | be callad for 2 o'clock. fair this vear or not. The Modern | Church services at the Methodist Woodmen have announced their fair | church tomorrow will be held on for November at Athletic hall {standard time. Morning worship at l1ast one held by the club adde 10:45 o'clock with sermon by the ral hundred dollars to the stor, Rev. A. L. Burgreen. Sun. treasury. This will come up for ¢ school at noon e Junior CUssion at an early meeting. will meet at 3 o'clock and' The Knights of Pythias will mest will be in charge of Mrs. A. L. Bur. Tuesday evemng at 8 o'clock at green. The usual evening mecting , Community hall will be held at 7:30 o'clock | Mrs. Mary Rourgeois ws Services will be conducted at st. for to New Britain v Gabricl's Episcopal church tomor- d Heart parish will he the hos- tesses for the evening. Refreshments will be served. This is the first whist club atly {words in on Fast Main r a public library, 1927 tax and would be required to pay the property until a lease fore Mr. Mastin's death, run ont At the and t seled strect as a stated that und ¢ exemption the « ‘ate town meeting failed in the same light tman ion on the matter, e Com hout the ms issioner wrots tha following act to Mr ter of Septemt been received. Whil ion as this should ferred to vour department opinions 1 of the st properly town be re counsel, sinee not assume to as 1o the interpre tutes, nevertheless T I believe vour claim interpretation of the you refer ction 1, Chapter of 1 ir devized as in the present case mpt so long as it ed by the ¢ for public pur- To the same effect are the section 5 on Page 11 of Taxation Document, 1 Tt would not seem that the r should exempt while used by private individuals and not by the municipality “Yours truly, WM. H. BLODGETT, “Tax Commissioner.” Rlucs vs. Red Sox Tha feature baseball game of the year will be tomorrow aft- crnoon at 3 o'elock on the High school haseball diamond when the g Red Sox of New PBritain and Plainville ctive communities, for supremacy Sub. 319 of cates that bimad the Blues, their in a respe clash battle row morning at 10 o'clock. George | | Mitchell of New Britain will con- | duct the morning service. He will speak on “Confirmation” and it is| desired that all those to be confirm- | ed on Christmas day attend this ser- | vice. Church school will be held at | 9 o'clock | A corn and “dog” roast was en- foyed at the home of Mr. and Mr: | Royal Morse last evening, 20 at- tending. All those in the party were from the Methodist church, the so- ' cial committee being in charge of party. The women served hot nd cake following the roast aine Read is spending the week- | end as the guest of her grandmother Cromwell 4 Members of the Junior league loft at 9 o'clock this morning for a hike to the Highland house. Football practice will be 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. All candidates are expected to report promptly. Practice was omitted to- day that the bascball team might practice. The Thursday night scrim- | mage was the best this season, two full teams reporting. On Monday evening there will be A whist party at Sacred Heart | church to which the public is in- vited to attend. The ladies of Sa- held at Rate of Interest 5% Buy Judiciously To Save Money Today Bank It Regularly To Buy Comforts Tomorrow Open Saturday Evenings The Plainville Trust Co. Plainville, Conn. and to get an | - Catholic Church Notes al estate | champions of | i\ Both teams are in great shap for the battle. The Corbin Red gutting a work today the State hosy team in Mid- town while the Blues are prac. through college and ticing on High school field a3 in track athletics, the a final aration for the impend. MWent is unusual All-T ville proved unn‘ 1 con- | that his way g part sccomplish- of the freshman class who have honor in various studics. Wh sideration is given the t Young Newton is workin, Sox E.istol News who only a wr op- ¢ pitch for the am in deciding game of the [series in this town, mound for lagainst the iny He will be op by Wa TR, of th X mou *n, who th three straight vi Faleons to win the title in > v n. Blues will h men in the lineup ame, acor o ar ment of Ma ) Ma championshiy will occupy th 15 Blues tomorrow Residents of Town Want Direct Route to Hartford WORK WAS SIDETRACKED oughout th Birth of a Son cam Bhrn ot AL A son w throy fover 1 ball I The Injured While | follo Frank McLaughlix Last Outdoor Amateur Boxing Card 1,200 Who Shiver While Battlers Labor—Ses- Miller Matten of Season Attracts ol sions Clock Co. Outing. he Corbin Re jlishment of is follows: 11 Terryville 1 state road is the wish cal people and Terryville also in favor of fur- 4 direct route between that 1 o : 1 Hartford. | on Time 3 he new state | e Plainy Standard road between the n of the city and the ston, which was cially at s ago, affords a ing and Plainville pe i route between Bristol and T R 2 o'clox S e 1 and also reduces the mile- Busi ndvrstood that the the alled for the opening o as a state Monday Egfaeleitnle it was deferred majority of the churc ille will hold sery 1rd time tomorrow 2 o'clock nour. vert to { ing | Football Team | The An-Puainville will practice o'clock a One of sss In the towy ndard hou morning. Practice foolball tomorrow the e avenue Our Laly of Merey lined i up th team morning at Y High school ficld J n st v J = successful work held than for tryouts Fton avenue at the present speed way for it is understood that sts have been mada for the as- state policeman to rage speeding. Amateur Bouts Iy 1.200 persons shiv- at Muzzy Field last night to ss the card of amateur bouts staged by Park Athletic elub. It was announced last night that the card next Thursday night would be held in Red Men's hall. The re- m'n‘. ! sults of the bouts last night were as plays ani D ! n g prac- | Sunday 1 be idates | At 12 oclo appeared at the prac will be on star Thursday n and any others in. | _Ladies Ala teresied in trying out for pla The Ladies am are asked to be at Plainville High school 10 o'clock sharp ing most in recent years Thursday night when Plainville M. ¥. Church Plainvil was mora nment of a candidates appe AN the ve of the team of two ye. ag0 were gn the lot and they were getting the kinks out of their s and many of them showed ex- cellent form | Althoush a been erans coach has for the team well-known Ad- selected it s probable that a ority on players, w gridiron 1 be chosen 115 pounds—Dominick the deciston of Spri at the All the ca Friscall tice tomorrow to Frank Lefebre who Meeting. 147 poune Society of the ' tord knoc will Bristol in s ome 3 —Tom Collins of Hart- d out Chick Dershaw of cond round. pounds—Gus Bergstrom was awarded the judges' decision over Ed Mozart of Providence. 128 pounds—Nick Christle of Bristol won the decision over Joe rd of Providence 38 pounds—Joe Zotter of New Britain won the decision over Ed Hoffman of Providence, R. I 118 pounds—Pat Mancini of Hart- ford wis awarded the decision over Panl Anderson of Providence. 145 pounds—Tony Stevens scored a technical knockout over Steve Gal- los of Shelton in third round. 116 pounds—Irankie Bergen of “es on the grounds at tomorrow morn- ahsiten reeting at the mbrook Tuesday. ner's AL M. E. Zion Church Morning worship will be held at Zion o'clock. A given by the | h school will hold its services at 12:15 o'clock. M Louis Maye the sy | wor ight for the Ladies Mis- will be held Sunday There will | at the church of Our ;j,“,,,r-‘, 1 Tady of Marey fomorrow morning cepmon sl 1. [Will be on standard time. Masses | will be saia usual hours of o'clock with Sunlay school pastor A special mass was celebrated this |morning at the church at 7 o'clock by the pastor, Rev. John E | Fray, in 1 the patron of TAalas parish, Tord of Mercy Britai ) : Advent Christinn Church e i ' & Waterbury won the deciston over Servicas at the Plainville Advent ', . T = T ¢. Micky Rome of Hartford in three Christian chureh tomarrow will bhe . ‘ rounds. as follows: 10:45 o, 127 pounds—Jack Paoli of Water- v orship; LETE bury won the decision over Oscar school; T p. m, evening % el Bergsirom of Hartford in three [Rev. John S. Pardy, a former PATSONAES: | rounds. Itastor of the church will he th Church of Our Savior. 118 pounds—Ray Strong of Hart- speaker at both s i B ford, was warded the decision over | Congregational Church be as Pepe of Springfield in three | Al servicos at the Plainyille | Communion, § o'clock gregational church tomorrow | s 10:25 o'clock: m 1l be on standard time. They will | er and service, 11 o'cloc as follows: Morning service at|O. Melville 10:45 a. m., the minister will | Influcnza In Pla {preach: chureh school the | Although one physician in o R has the report of four cases in a program of sports, including a Womants® Ecdariiion il different sections of the town, hall game between the case and {hold a picnic at Pinnaclerox Farm awrence H. T t Lelieves that Movement departments, was run off Luncheon will take place is u0 need of the people of at Muzzy Field. o'clock. Cake, fruit nnd |Plainville being alarme In his T Smoking by Mothers sandwiches are solicited. Other |OPinion there is no serions case. He things will ha provided. Transporta- |finds that many people believe the Called Deadly to Babies Chicago, Sept. 24 (P—Sixty per tion will Le provided by Mrs. Rob- [are cases of 1 ea i bins on due notice [nothing but a hard cola The Woman's TFederation will| According to Dr. Frost. people C°Nt of all babies born of cigaret- NolEa ol i e o e lie Tt el aolat ihay | Smokine otlers disd betora)iihes e of two, owing primar- nicotine poinsoning, Dr. | p. m. Thursday afternoon in the Suffer is an attack of influe T v‘h the | parish house Plainville Briefs :j\ to i Awarded Scholarship Mrs. €. F. Baldwin of Bar- h.‘x.“:\ L. Barber of Lansing, Mich., Roger Hooker Newton, son of Mr. bara, Isle of Pines, Cuba visiting t0ld the Convention of the Am_erl. and Mrs. Charles H. wton of 160 With Mrs. J. H. LaField ( 1 '!f‘}\ ::srlv‘r‘muan for Medico-Physical West Main street was awarded a |Street Research. scholarship for excellence in phys-| The condition of Mrs. James Eaton A haby born of a cigaret-smok- ics at Yale U This is one |0f West Main strect w ad been | INE mother is sick,” he said. “It is of 24 prizes by dthe [eritically 11l at her home, remains Peisoned and may die within two club of New s |practically the same, although a WOCkS of birth. The post-mortem slight improvement has been noteq SHOWS degeneration of the liver, [tnis morning. heart and other organs. { Dr. Raymond Moody are visiting with Dr. Moody's rather, AUtos Prove Boosters ET'V C. W. Moody of West Main! O[ Sturdier mosters street. A > . Harrisburg, Pa., Sept. 24. (UP).— ‘_"-” Carlberg o 5 Ha The automobile has been responsible [{Bes for the development of a sturdier and incidentally a smarter race of ening at 7 be a speci hor of worship. Church of follows Our Holy church hool stons Clock Outing annual outing and sheep bar. becue of the Sessions Clock Com- ile pany was held at Rockwell Park Plain- this afternoon. Following' the din- there disease and AINVILLE» SATURDAY ton is in Branford as a delegate TULNCOY in {to the 30th annual convention of the “CALIFORNIA Order of Vasa of America 1oosters and chickens, according to “THE CRIMSON FLASH" Mi: s J ne and Esther Trum Richard €. Haldeman, president of with CULLEN LANDIS ;1\v;‘] were in B geport vesterd. @ the nnsylvania Motor Federation. 2 SHOWS SATURDAY NIGAT 1'«\ bridge party g n by Mrs. Ed- Haldeman claims that the large at 6:05 and 0 ward Kelly number of chickens killed on the SUNDAY ONLY Miss Florence roads during the early days of the A Sea-Thriller You Won't Forzet ||taining a former roommate at|automoblle age weeded ot “mene “CAPTAIN SALVATION” ||Mount Holyoke collegs, Miss Vir- | tally unfit roosters and hen with LARS HANSON ginia Rogers of Pittshu He claims that instead of beini and PAULINE \l\llh? Degree Rehearsal blamed for the chickens which ar: Martha Rebekah lodge will hold a | still killed the motorists should be {full rehearsal vening, | thanked for they are alding the tember 26, "k at Odd farmer in developing a better grade hall and of fowls mbers who taks de- gree work is rec bull is enter- TR ‘The Prince of Headwaiters’ With LEWIS STONE and a Great All-star Cast WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY “WHAT PRICE GLORY” lows' Clara Bow in “H estenl toieinres | a” at Strand to- nt without morrow.—Advt I \FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS DOWN 70 7UE STORE FOR ANOM = C'MON WHERE ARE WUAT ARE You GOING, GET AT THE STORE FOR YOUR MOM YOL GOING TO ) SAE WAATS SOME { BUTTONS A LIT7LE BIG6ER 7UAN A ) Big Is That? By Blosser (“Gee-1ponT ) B e Wi Shre ) BUTTONS AS WANTS BY JUST / THAT'S SIMPLE- { Bic AS f WHY N7 2 711l SIXCENTS. MOM WANTS ASKIN' FOR BUTTONS A LITTLE BIGGER TRAN A NickeLl!! REG U S PAT. OFF. ©1927 BY NEA SERVICE. INC..