New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 28, 1927, Page 7

5 N \§2 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1927. re PI A .11 N the Blues try to bring back the Hard- L3 candidate clection while | Federal Hill school and ware City champs, and this the Blues t [ N | Junius 2 ivton. B |an olaaie orner o ARG ainvoiiie ew. were only too willing to do. Arrange- risto ews it e Ll b "',’mv Gt g ranger to the " e ere co P 3 o are city, © caused considerable an- 1 Imients were complefed last night. othas fes ‘for ¢ Sl e e lail Orders Shop by {80ns ios wers qully the sl v Sodiaal Atk to | noyanc of their persistanc Promptly 0 0 Mail if of their conquerors in the fleld laat ppmershin In the board. . |10 {YINE 10 anake sales and win a e Unable to | Sunday, but they failed to hit in the Bet: ot this Gl And i dabase tor | Lt cally valueless prize as a re- Filled Come pinclies. This week they Lope to ’ »n are con sl el T Yourself ) come out of their batting slump and the gencral desire to have o, younser |sented. Lo the. perroubn was, pre give the vistors an even hotter ar- man of ability on the board. T e dnepLohliean. cigliy — gument. Datoli or McHugh will Sunday Foothall it the school, but this method prov- i e | et cinday Football = ling unpopular to school officlals, the b The game will start at 2:46 o'clock. e fonibatl teama Wil s thelr sea |ons i TADPHE WAS MURE L S W ld R Sal I 00 M. J. Sasek Infured School Cosi ? el 1 n sei- corners In proximity to the school, 5 on, the West Ends playing the N 6 Biron il S F ” F H . N F ould Raise Salary from $100) . 5. 355 Sbron et ecas oo | School Consideration Proves fo ;15,0 et vty N e s e 6y fi tractor, was injured this morning {hia ¥ R P i i IR L) Ol he Maple Ends meeting the Tor- |resident stated that she had h while at work with a gang of men Be 0”] I 9 A O rington Steam Rollers at Heffernan |Visited by no less than « ront tearing down the officc of the old wptm Iterest i e e e b QR S aR TR ERTE = Bristol Mfg. Co. on West Main street. are engaging in practice every nig Hono y P. I. PRIOR MODERATOR !5 men mere rivring timbers apart, | G NOHFR BEFO lhe we practice fied | The 1 chem's Night heid last - s o D and Mr. Sasek rccefved a long gash RE JUDGE Church street, and the M m by e re Oll”ng lrst lews —_— in his index fingr. He was treated e Linds on the Maple End wh e e S by Dr. George 1% Cook, who took ? Bl h Tormer First Selectuien to Preside 3 Cotore o No treet f th Preside veral stitches to closo the wound, |C010red Man Arrested Vor Cutting | Thmorall of AMichael lge's 1) at Polls—Blues to Play Corbin Stil in Second Place Two at Lake Compounce—cClaims | The Michael Barry ast . e ! The men of white rocks entered fn 5T L Ths ar R S 0 e er.y a es o es i Sox Again Sunday — Sasek | the Storrs laying contest by G. A.| Agalnst Woman's Istate Heard— on \lo held tomorrow |°F N° five surviving charter mem i Treiber of Unionville avenuc con- the local organization. Injured—"Ratscd” 4 avenuc con morning il They ! Ratsed” Blls About. | 0 r 2 o miaee 1 ita| Tndoe Club Tas Ranquet, : his Tate home: were Probate Judge Andrew Gran i 'A'hrwnbosnl to increase the salary {“)'“1“\* g l:_" 4 .'x”\:':fljlv-'r;m|\\'uh‘ Five important questions are fo he | ¢ 1oLyt ev. Willlam I | ,:‘N. ""“,"“”“ e . of tha first selectman from $100 to ! e wecks more, the local man |, o5 PO 2 Lanio ab 86 Alalthaw!s churchiat 9 srmer postmas |secms quite corts decided lie conting eity enlor sazamore Speal(mg Of lhe NCW Frocks-—-Flrsl 1$150 a month will be brought before |5, o+ 4 gt s lIng | A o'clock and burial will 1 t : ; I b : i his present position to the end. The |10 be hield next Mon, v the | ( Platnvil LIRS 7 ) k, P e i (the annua own meeting next | o141 produet f his te San ours of X b 1 y AR J We cannot help our great enthusiasm regarding them. The styles are so varied | month. This proposal was included |y 14, ¢r L oy Legtanstionsi s ?..,.:’7‘ ixl(,‘. " .'.:”,T »I‘y' Db h Pazles (o Mect Refreshme ere serve and unusual, The materials are so lovely and varied. The colors are so many and 1 Ihiesd e U anpi fw i Raised” Bills About finterest shown fn these questions, it i S e beautiful that it is no wonder admiration is unbounded Issued today by, the bourd of sslect= | “mive dollar bills tiraised? frau expee f st Hiagenal 5 e men and was placed thercin at the |, " SO Dills “rased” fraudu- 15 expeeted that there will be an - | trast this | ate 15 arrested yesterday aftor- request of Ralph L. Seymour, chair- | v !‘I,“,’ 2 el “']“‘”'"""‘ in G188 vaote Cas DIt CIlE el ne Sl e ctive Sergeant Danlel man of the republican town com- | il Nl e banis therg.aroi i wrer of 1 charged with the vio- Come, Let Us Show You mitten. The inerease in pav, as pro. | BATINE Uhir depositors 1o heware ey g migration laws, the Loe b : . | poscd, would take effect on’ October ligho. yat Epoeavad | 17 SN0L U O IRGLE OF ST ey itk nse being the entering the lovely Satin Frocks, others of clinging crepes with satin, or with transparent Vel- 1, which means that it would begin | S M e e L Sult Sctlled As Trinl Teached | e LA o e L ) vet. Truly a season of fabrics. The cloth frocks also have great appeal, among them Phb i o e slataeloe e o g i e DU 1048 Vol foh o) quostion ninre than| 3 1 Al twrned over fo Federal Inapector smart Wool Georgette, Fantomeen, Silvertone Friska and Jersey, with so many smart | VTG oG H’,\‘.’-: _.,:,’y‘y‘:l"\-“l,]“ ::,::. o ins ully all $20 lyu‘\l\:.llb:t R Eo; SThIs shlllshepelietirat i Ol EELERAN ol f N ” M“” \‘::;::L style ideas for your selection. Worth while to come sce them. James Simpson on the republican | Tecs cialiVieilievicomeitran [EL NN ALEIIEH D S= Rl LaRt L B o1t do Busfon: ticket and Third Seleetman Edward | Sirangers |kt ”;‘ iy ja XOLEROL 0T Case of Slasher Continued { P. Prior on the demoeratic. | The original Lill hears the V"’":H"‘rlm LRl il n Hartf Ny e of 137 Sixth Take NO[C Of the NCW Coats The salary of the first selectman | (rait of Lincoln, which is aimost | 1" seliool cansolidatioy leagiyears anno - strect, was arrested yesterday after- was increased from $1,000 10 $1.200 [conmleiely defaced so that the al- ) “.""""’. LR i 9 i i) rl A at a comprom noon at the plant of the Bristol 7 . e SR o i 3 Ha vear about two vears ago during | sence of the Cleveland pofira I e Q] lie an 1 El i Corp. by Detective Sergeant You will be charmed with their beauty, whether for Sports or Dress wear. The iR e St b e x:" WM nouneed that e would to huve dngos. resulting. from a ion MoGillicudy, charged with assault- smart Spqrts Coats are shown in the newer modes attractively trimmed with the sca- | Johnson. Jiven this inereased salary | numerals “a” in the corner are past e ; ! ZUAEL M 1 ¢ NEdiat lgcy or Aderiden cald : son’s most popular furs, such as Wolf, Fox, Beaver, Badger, Australian Opossum and is not_considered any great mone-ed over with “20'" (he word | oo i (s S I AN o8 Souinngion fon Tkke others. There's a hig assortment to make selection from. {tary return, as the position is o full- | iive” on the face I8 altercd to 1ol cog 1o ihe o ) Iasepl AT EERUE taag Aatirdac DIKAL 1K iy [ time ons and gives the office-hold- gy and the “Fives on the | d it the con s T e I and I cOUt this morning his case was «r the responsibllity of handling the | (i’ is gbliterated, The “‘ “"' ‘;‘ "‘ it "l‘y‘ mean that these 10 pavnalds of Hartford, elaimed Rurz- |©0n!inued under bonds of $1,000 un- Affairs of the town and the spending . ide one 11 ame i dialgbu i ie ! North Ma veet | AL Ol £ to glve Aldl suffictent The Coats fOY DrCSS W/ear of batwan $160.000 nad $200000 15| ide one. If any turn up, those dis. The matt 3 : : fair A S o R . : : 5 a year's time. Prosumably to take (7"t are Sl osion i LAk lat lie can appear as a witness. 5 5 5 e A B 3 . d e y ; |in toueh with the authoritie fon fir X tha & ) 1V over Tbne i ‘ with their suede like fabrics and their luxurious furs, have a distinetive appeal. They Saros oficlliel ralsemlromintl 200 ilo Witst! Came Neit Weew S e Commissioners Hear Claims Hangraye fretly admilied hig part ‘ are a delight to see and wonderful to own. There is great choice of the new modes §1,800 annually, the 1 B ot i hroin ot e e e ) AN haldla ot nTaa e L CHLHNE BIEAY, SHICH reAll 40 : i g S eyt : : : ot earies a 3700 Increase in the L e of the Al-Plain- |act was passed by Ui Two mien being taken to the ‘Ah,;(‘,h, with unusual fur treatments, win much commendation. There is the ever [ftem covering fown officrs: salarios, | Vil1° foothall teason will he played a i1 1 pr ! Leavill, decoasyl, were ) bitlanid het s wes AL ( fashionable black, the new tans, the lovelybrowns, greens and the Jaffi grey. [Furs | A sccond proposal will be made K from Sunday, the management nd and ; 2 Xagalnar oo yeatbid aind only acted In selt ‘ include beaver, heige, dyed squirrel, fox, wolf, cte. asking that the salary of the audi- | ed today, The ~ team wonl el L L ety i 3 L tor be increased from $10 to £25 a | !hrough a snappy practice with a Start it as the poli ave already J ! ond didates Had No Fapense | vear. The present fignre s consid- | 197&e Squad present Iast night, and raised a considernble amount of o ol claimed $1,000 | Soveral candidates in the recent | ered ridiculous and the snggested (he outlook §s bright at present. money during the past years |1 moen an arrecment mad primary eloction had no election ex- — new amount, while relatively little | Federation Meeting with Which 1o start 1) 1420 promising payment when pense whatever according to the re- J = | better, at least provides for a 1501 The Women's Federation of the The question least Lo became 25 years of age, and 11 turns filed according to law in the : . of a docket, the first year of the league Hov s cant rals Congregational church will hold a Public appeats to he on the Nensehler of Saymour clair City clerk's office yesterday. Rolfe ' eriin ews One ease which was sche b0l ovatas AN Al The salarics of the members of | sewing meeting from 2 to 5§ o'clock POSCd amendment to the cf (58 and intercst for money ad- |1 GRSt Y CanATAts th be called last evening was held in G the board of relief will also he & tomorrow afternoon at the parish TEATIIE Stroct paving assess 1 s (he Tifetime of his sis. | sessor stated that the “Ir 1oy R s e Wi el Mail serviee Not Hindered, subject for dlscussion, 5t belng pro- i homss I (This amendment 1 fer, Ay it The conmission- | 1ion cost me nothing in cash, pledges case involved an aceident in this Postmaster Sidney M. Cowles of | posed (o raise them from 3 to $4 i T R LT L s [the last session of 1) coand Ler e not filed their d or promises.” Others who filed *no , town, the driver cued to| he Kensington post office today | day. These salarvies are paid only | presont at (e pienic held at pin (1 Wil appear as the third question Endee Club Dinne CXBEnSOT returns v Daniel J. He! Newington where he was arrested | S1ated that “the mail servico had | during the brief poriod in the 1ate | nuciorox farm, The affair was in the mac 1t ihis tion | More than 160 wmembers of the | fernan, candidate for assessor; by Stute Officer Sawyer 1 charged | 108 received any serious hindranees inter when the board sits to hear ! oF MKW N }- SHOS, Tew »vnr-\‘wnmu l End club: werg sent nt [ A idate for city : With driving sl under the e | (NFOUgh the construetion of the | cOMPlaints of property owners who 't O T N Ll af general eity expense imstend |nual dinaer : 3 Tield vstrom, candidate for | fuenee of lquor. The arrest having | "% highway and the blocking of | Pelieve their |vrm».»rvllm have been! o 00 o “H‘ Fohin T *lof b essed th W of |1 ¢ rooms. | the board of Relief; trayton M. e Do ot o arres! MV | harts of the_highway. 1o aid that | 100 NENY assessed. The leiter from i gehnl ] |Biylie ety Tnasmuel as | Dinner T iae | (b e D TR o [was taken out of local jurisdiction | N° construction company at work | MU Dl e o e I g Tein iaBibovn 10 Myt et et iy ol ; i oot ? — and brought before the Newington |0 fhe road promised co-operation |! o el S0 ol Dirs, Philllns 1, Lord of Meri: Sl r SipR b : o o ltown court in allowing the mall trucks to make | * assanaot; DoiTalasd LosS diie i dodig : ! Cay Cfimpfllgfl for BOfll‘dS OI Reliel ; e e tomale It that f the present figare, | 40 at theie ot this morning, Mi ro- | Iivi i A Dahlia Garden Attracts Many | (o instances, no delays i iaas s meeting, which will be held | 1or! principal of the ' o Elok 1l o pricto o The dahlia garden of Mrs, George | ... i O Dabout a week after the election, | I'lainvilic ool o ity ¢ Uil 5 k caused by the excavation activitios . T Wit North Main ana Assessors |Green of Kensington i3 atiracting b ) " | must also pass a resolution anthor- | S on i on |t} 1 of | st 1 Henry Yard oy e i flower lovers and expert judges fror Ast Berlin Ttems izing the selectmen to horrow money | OrEa Rl Coolk oM on eal e iU Arin il e an sl a th s o n i i 7 el B0 Han Xl pihplosde all parts of the stage, the blooms| The program arranged for this{fo pay the current expenses of the Salare is visiting relatives in Wash $2.000 1o $3.600 a year | i Sl e b v“‘ vero. ar- HEAVY VOTE lS URGE reaching their height at this time. ning 4t the Community club will | town until next April, when the re- ton, D. €, Vand the Tast question is on the mat A or s P ' D Mrs. Green has long been an en- one ot the | pre d this|eelpts from the taxes begin to come ev. Charles 8 Wyekoff of Wist tor raising the pay of un i d pofkheing , i fowing @ brawl in the Hotel | thusiast of dallia growing, having Season. Senator Claude B, Stevens[in. It ds not yet known how much | Main strect, pastor of the Congrega from $200 a year to §500 a Amer N or M . : [heen superintendent of the florieul- | Wil be the speaker and will relate | will he asked, but Mr. Kimmel safd tional church, is on a mofor trip to eir ose two questions wer WA ey | yaatie o B SRS B A8 DOtk Tocal Dahlia Garden Attracts Flow- [ tural exhibits at the Berlin fairs for | I8 experiences in Kurope where he | todiy that whatever the figure is 1t his summer resitence at Canaan, N, Db upon the machines as the result with i L o ey tuv.xl(,,.l\””v;» T S many years. Recently she has been | traveled extensively this summer, [ Will be o maximum amount and the 11 He is accompunied by Charles 0 @ Peiition signed by scveral pron fth U, &. In el 2 er Enthustasts From All Parts of [ )0 on froquegy to assist in | Several entertainment numbers have | 200ual borrowings will probably be |12 Hanny of Unionville. inent citizens of the ci World war W S W\wr; ’»‘\u nlw \';H)h w‘,, know 3 | 5 o % 3 \e basis of the altercation, but State—No Delay To Malls Report- |11 producing of dahlia exhibits at | bren arvanged. Refreshments will) €O iderably under it | The amnual outing of the w ! The center of inferest in (he with the ra AR Rt .J ",“-r bk 1s [ e e e R The reports of the town officars | pyiiin “Genior Tigh school facuity 1100 0f candidates is around the of s fir R R S ol Lok B TesulC oFi RoAd Mg alesd | filie aasore o e cor ey ing| Joseph Krashen suffered a broken |Will be acted upon, and any other e (ernoon. at Pin. 10T councilmen and the conts i a momber of | 1AM £l Iy_'vlnun the two Tl peturned from the New York |19% vesterday when he fell from a|Pusiness proper to come hefore the i oios oin thg election: of asHesiOrs Bal B Bian: F ot o ok ‘ 10 democratic party of the town | jrlgwer Show at the 104th armery in in Cromwell. He was paint- |MECUNE will be transacte | Ihere are Nl alog Srone Rald e g sy on bl e S R i t an objective for (he com- i city ouse and los ; Pt der Moderator 3 councilmen in the race and only six [vivors of that i U2 pne |22 C SNInHOY oL : Nat ity L house and lost - his balanee| U | For Sulo—Purlor Stove % Hiop / | In the city LT A clections to regain representa- | e ( L e Nos e aa T e Clot el alna 23, Pri first selcetmar ,‘ i s are to he ol Vith the advent idont DeWit the New | 0 ity court worning, tion on several boards of the fown | (e Marnian. o e sellow | The Lafanso club cnjoyed a con- | PiinVille a quarter-cntury 'i,.‘\\' RRCRTLELY “[ot wormer Conncilman Frank W. | Departure Mg o thelr case was continued until Sat- vernment, chicfly the board of re-pioom which attains great circum- |{ume soclal at the home of Mps (Do chiosen by Democratic [ 1 Duton e g ract e bl LIS O TR i B sl B RIes henasiof ks of and' tho board' of assessors. Tho | tarence, Ineluded fn the Hal of vais | ™ Bolreacis Jait altaing: mhel LS of S ValorstReter ST | 2= | two_ year' it appears | th ) the departments which | - riy claims that the wholly repub- | .y : ! =5 {moderator of the annual town «lec- it at 1 prosent st showing | e tield | juable bulbs which have prove | members ed In - folk costume J 3 1 SH 0 SM H liean cofrol of bhoth boards 18 not ||y i neemtien i o Enind & plotiteanng annennance |90 16 B8 beld Wunduy, G T NOTICE [mewners o day on Septeminr 10, WAL FOR SMIT conductive towards good government |1 ; e e TR R e Incky streak this : [ Climinated School House Started | e e A4 that demaoceratic representatives 4 A St AL calling the toss of the colr Tov | was alway getter in Actial w has beon started o [ Prid cptember | ome of Mrs, Archer Walsh ial Town Mectin ‘ S entitled o a place on the hoard. |y " e \‘VI', ek e e R e L N |9 Howard: Lalifeld of the republican |y oo Gotcee or i tow ’:m ity a not appear to 1 e Masss Stnator Comes Out Strongly In A large part the democratic AR AR e e A i el | Brita or vosterdne 0% Iparty, and was again entitled (o sc- | 3 O e TV o) OBt < politieal power. fereeted for el 8 > ; tions are backed by a large | Lorerson e i e L s L et e moderator. Mr. Prior ire herehy warne I U e i of the i Favor of New Yorker For “Robert Treat | Prayer meeting at the Methodi town mecting will be Leld in ol the i unibe publica Sters who Jeon active in politics here for sey- city coun ) I ! lagion 1 )« b soside JIBGr o renl BT M Olara SR Aiant. Windemere, loy |church will be held this evening at|>coD active in politics here for sev town hall Monday, October 2 e ity SR President claim that a minority member on | e ailon. | 7:30" o'eloek. in (N0 chvoh | Tl decades and, in view of his long | P i oRgdIERUoNE BE ; (A e any hoard s a good thing for the Il il ey S b S AEDEE oo on o St constasrea i ninatif - ft (BRI RIIEDE e Ritera e rin of government s buildin 1t will b satile Creck, Mich., Sept, 28 (UP) ® orkings of that hody, With the e T GOy BORSAO RGN AL fes e e B e {" chioice fig o 2K0) few day The building, funds itor David T. Walsh, of Massa- complete republican control of the |24 Queen of the Garden Beautiful, j“,:“"""_”h":,” o -”“x Aladhod “,' Il voting wiachines lave not yet Jiiesl '”"1"" hy ballot fown of- Twe to the removal of A ol by the ey annohtaa i y Jirinelpal departments of tha ta it |the 1ast numed running a close ge- | Ciureh ‘”-”-lrv'r n'.] evening at 630 [y get up, but they will be ) for the ensuing year. Sidney M. Barnard from the city, fnearly S B pil : 5 Jis sup- REeTAaaRIAGK TS ik (v i oo | AR ARREIA TEsUOn ORI G e O e e I e o ovo W ey d sty d i [ SRSAT L ANICES e AR e LR bt fricndly eontest ha i ved throns HAlpRIADI 0 e ITiALIBINI S5 New i abla fo aat withoub any. . check|| Marmion.® Mho list “of calors n= | Enworth 1ague Dot ronst dimner | 0O 16 lrarn | TPOTIS of town officers, a5 cleetion of twe i Bstrict. will be built upon a < for the democratic prosidentinl ] atich a8 would bo present with the |cinded in the array of flowers in- | Will be served. A tnrgr metendanee (L5 G S SNETANE (G Y Thind, also fo pass a resolution Danfel J. Hoeffernan is o n to he district by, Bomination. minority member, udes dark reds, which are repre- i v;n);wy fol Ew S '4"--"~Mum. strator from each parly wilt |2uthori the selectmen to horrow b is located near o ¢ "."",‘T Smith 1 without ques- The democratic iy made {he|8ented by the “Uncle Tom!* and the|of the league will serve be presentyat (he town hail frony 4 | (NS neeessary to pay current ex- small struefure, oceupy- | tlon the* sir man the demo- samo claims: lust year and put up a | Plack Joe” through the autumn E .n..» i im u‘q.:',\:m mect tomor-| 0 g g from 7 {0 9 p. m., tomor- | PCNSes of the town and to give the M‘ tion overlooking the eity | ¢ ;x I“'l‘-:"\'[‘ \vnn ate,” Walsh said in Jard fight for representation on the |$hades and the rose colors 1o the [FO ning at 7:30 o'clock row, Friday, and Saturday to instruct | 100 notes therefor g o i PR iy ol titarnn i Al owEN ealr ”"""“wlu yellow and white bioome. ‘ { : Girle (:.;|:Eu >L| hn;vl fi,.;;« fhose untamiliar wilh Ore maenines, | Fourth, also o take acllon, as M‘x he of 1“‘;‘ I L cartalre ”.“y‘. T’m!m I\\\Ilflrr; inces for the positions were defent. | Mrs. Green has not exhibited thiy [tfomorrow evening for both thel\o vorors are urged by the regls. | fccmed advisable, o nercase the - constriet will have two €0 ¢ nomination and alse tha ol in the balloting, democratic lead- [T, Naving been engaged in ar- |y atind “”"” i " Members. | e (o take advantage of this op- | fIrst seleetman's salary from §100 «PLAINVILLE® rooms Luateiai mmoda - Y : “’fl-‘rw'- exeellent opportunity ot ery sn at arked tendenc r | ranging fows Ahibits throng he tirst elass wil e held at R e (v soti i nonth to 0 pe onth, of- R tion for the pupils of the district, | Peing elect 8 sny jlut . '. rked tend v‘ y ffu “'“l:’ i \[' | ”“ f "j' | Kl g portunity o that they will not ha *‘ ny '”‘" o ": month, ef TODAY AND TOMORROW 4 5 buildis o Al that He will carry Massa ‘husefts, New local voters to consider the advisa- | !he scason. Last year her hiooms - to Le instructed during voting how oher & : ; ¢ (he York and New Jersey and bl Vility of the represcntation has rais- | 100k several ribbons in shows near- | Mre. Theodore 15" BUBAU= [ Tondass hion & such. | @ hoccssily 1180 1o take action on fn- || The World's Greatest Motion WO Separ duly wcssions of the | Vork and New Jerscy and possibly « local democratic hopes in coming | bY. The local flower rajser plang to [futing at the Hul school duy A canse o delay creasing the salary of auditors from | Pictur ol e necessary H1010UTO CaBtAEnBlEat : cleotion |scea and breed her own blooms thig (In% the absence of = Miss Beatrlée | - qio polls will oprn at 6 a. ni, and $10 per year to $25 per year, of- A e R i | tartum, el e tepresentatives of the minority |year and hopes for some results "‘l'"‘" on : ALpE | fective October 1, 1927 [1% 'II bl "I‘ ign o gk caibal il ey party were included in the member- [ which will - &urpass the beautiful e, genpral committee to maks Rexd Sox Here Again Sunday Sixth, also 1o take action on the varriors will me he orrington | e - ¥hip of the boards in question up un- | Mlooms alrcady glorifying her gar. | ATFANKements for the Madern Wood- | Acaeding to the nunerous requests salary of — the hoard of relief, in- | O R LR LU B e e :A LE o e {il nhout five years ngo when a re- |Ren. Local residents ardodnvited to|Men's fair fo he held at Athletic Al fans, the managemen! | ercaging kame from $3 per day to [ Sl g Slvamdnty Rebt, 28 (L) e anadlt publican landslide put three mem- |Visit the gardens and &ea the hlooms Ie Iihies bas hooked 24 per day effective from Octoher P Lalith e ool or ovory ndvancement in America's bers of that party into office on the before the coming of the frost. (Continued on Page 10) [the O Red Sox, ety bas 1, 192 R i ‘;'“,"“"],‘“. o '|'j Loard of relief and the board of as Health Officer on Trip ipions of New Britain, for 2 Seventh, fo fransact any other | 99 | e vt to % good necownt |ros by Johin @; Tiison, 6¢ Conno- Acaaork: %51 nas: (hal UM rapsated efe | el Rosiid 31 GrEgbia nscal ar igh sehool | Tuciness proper to come hefors said | At o forts of the democratic party to re-}y ) (ficer ot et For leTure iris and vartetly fgrounds here Sunda ternoon. Last anecting. A L g ‘ y jealth officer, companied by . ) K | Complain of Selling Pract weaking hefors seho gain thelr representation —on the | couniy frealth Officer Judige Danjel | I19¥ plants. S M. Cowles, Kensing- [Sunday the Res r | Y. T KRIMMED, ] o Sorle 3 aumied ¥ A el g e i R L mr 'y Wiamen \‘(I‘ u:{ thel the jandviuiy Ay 1 Sy ow York Yaughed For a Yenr || Tesidents of the ra politics of the Women's Natlo boards have failed. Al demoeratic [ 4 \puikham of Hartford, left town | 20 24 local outfit ) TAMES SIMPSC iR T ! tion have lodged eomplaints with the | Republican club, Tilson hlamed the campaigns in the coming electlons |y gerday morning for Providence, — fastest and wmost interesti B P PRIOR, Not Merely o War Pletare Bt a | [police over tivity of @ dise Ldemocrats for all of the evils of the vill be towards that end, members Gt P cene | Found Young female Police Dog tests of the season, The T Solacim on i f \ where they will aftend the conven p | e S vibutor of o v United States, and said that the in of the democratic town committee ||t o oland Tablie S tail eur Apply Adolph Zill or veceived 0 mueh enjoyment from Dated at Planville, et fout the 1iin umbent party Is responsible for ro lave stated Henlth Aseocintion, which 18 in scks |LoMD elevk, Bl I [tie Battle that it virtaily demanded | September 27, 1927 I8 . i Is resy v Henry C. Deming, chairman of the ot T80C8 00 8 o er. 27 to republicam town committes 10day | gonianber 30, The trip wie made by o g e ") FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Leave It 10Ol By Blosser dents of the town. He deplored the | gy seeming lack of interest which has | surrounded this vear's political sca- son and expressed a hope that elec- * tion day would bring out a repre- | monthly mecting of the held at the hool on Fri- Consider school board will Kensington Gr evening, October able routine husiness s schedule for transaction mar LISTEN=WAAT WouLD ) YOO TUINIL |F YoU SAN A Y " AR AUNSBERGER, 0UR GROCERY MAN, SEWLS THREE | &, %’i?@ffi%é?k I veszcoon FOR ONCE T 60T MAR 7002 Two DIFFEREAT JHARPLY BE- | | SOMETHING To TELL OSSIE Daniel Mal, ney, chaiman of the democratic party asked for a com- | Cup to Be Presented. LORS OF WATER 00" LIENE IT BUT | | S a7 AE CANT GO MAR TAKE TWO DIFFERENT et - | piote and early voie on clection duy. || Marold 1. Venires - presilent of %?:megAMe an.rz:x N ME ONE BETTER COLORS OF WATER QLT OF ,) THREE K0S oF TEA ov He expressed a confldence that the | (he American Legion basehall lcagne 2 7 4 Wi OUR WA = Sl el s % oF ONE BOX - democratic party would gain con- | has reported that the cup fo be DIDNT KE, K} SAME 7 oV st Berlin Boys' eluh siderable ground in the coming elec- | presented the tions and would possibly gain recog- | team as leaders of the reeently nitfon on the boards of the town | completed league has heen cngrave which at present without (|l‘||\(l-‘-<|\'| will probably be presented at cratic sentatives. A meeting of the Kast Ierlin Com- Little interest in the clectjons were | munity elub in the near future voleed about town this week, the In speaking about the league, general opinfon seeming fo be that | Commander Ventras sald that the { the cut and ‘dried process of other | season had been productive of good years would be repented next Mon- | Laseball and he felt that the Leglon day. The poll moderators have not | had accompliahad its alm in pro- | yet heen appointed by either party, | moting the gport among the young- although they will donbtless b an- | sters of the fown. Fach feam, he nouneed before the end of the week. | A, contributed its bt fowards Court Postponed | the leag ind he The regular weekly session of the those who had talen part TRt ooutb wITEN e acleu= | o ia: BosaBGIarvILica: Th nied for lnst evening was postponed | glon has kreat hopes for next men- for one week beeause of the absence | son, he pointed out, fnasmuch as on!! T