New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1927, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1927. b 9 Plainville News i =i oir i ILINGLY VOTE | Bristol News |5 susmmts = contested game is expected. Shop by —_— outh Ends will practice at seats being occupied when the cur- | il 7:30 olelock. this evs at Trum- taln was raised. Charles T. Tread- nable to | I s Repatred ‘ pital, gave a short address prior tc Come — the evening's performance and ex- During the present weck the se | Filled I'I!g @elt‘dl:‘ Yourself lectmen have had a number of road tended congratulations to the man- 2 g ement and ow: ¢ the Colonial ) L I e R[]AIJ APPEARANGE 5 o e o Thid Sl Deanis i - ONJEROME ROME AVENUE 5 ot e o in furnishing Bristol with a play- CEAR Washington street pavements have Pla()e evas i compares rnvo?urfiy been patched up, and the selectmen L l D 5 t a’ [ f vt g g of 5 SRS o gl 0 b tpal G £ aS a y a u r a y Mail Boxes | Buys Store i Hristol Sotibac s | Within Three Weeks Drocasds of Iast nighit Destmee | Antonto Brancati of Plainville | oaine i1 Kiningly, hegun throush a | were donated to aid In the campaign las purchased a statlonery snd cl- | . ¢ : : for funds for a new home for that 39 Mecadow street, Bris- | Modcrator ruling, reachicd Windham § | Stoc k Reduction Sale BRDGH: S RRATIEED. ;00 i o v bt i oy s ot BT ST EUMINATEDIfiff%fi"'lf‘}i’i'f',:":::::'m:":::,:z:;: | i l ‘ Mail Orders 4 Promptly T et Harke—Graham | clared cted third selectman, ap e officials, l1eaders in the movie indus- Sumo Raised For Library—Time I'roderick W. Harke of 15 1 str cclarcd Building and Loan Association Re- |lrY and the theatrical world and 10 representatives of newspapers. and Miss Lillian Graham ] . oyg 0 O’ ’erlng Mny Buylng Opportunltles Limit Tor Tax Returns Near—|of Queen strect, Southington, werc ! Jo! A Ihert publican. Jud clects OMicers—1750 Scats at Cam-| At the completion of the program, married last Saturday, according to | 14 P. Waldo Murvin ordered Suvies N the management entertained a num- : PoutliiBindsBoolks Sunday GAMe— |y i riaga certincate. ratirned. 5/|/to) Abpean in dolirt: oni Noyenibe: €0 ‘Theater Occupied of Open- | her of guests at a banquet and social Taugh at Alleged “Protection the town clerk’s office here today. |10 show cause for a recount of the | fng Night kuihesiog %5 tha diex ires lok The ceremony was performed by | VOtes. . armington . 5 Plainville post office is doing Rev. H. €. Greensmith. Mr. Harke | T§o claim was 1 new Jerome bridge} Hlrancns i‘"““" (""“'::h' T LT AT is the son of Gottlieh and Caroline , had 100 more ot use In abo ee [ osaTo uneer WAy, for Ay SRR S e b S S Bl n avout three fyual concert and dance of the Bris- Greatly Reduced ways aboat (e town | to city officials. | 1ol SR S e e remen's Reliof assoclation, to s aibulge of yie | UAde dbe Lvids B (he dsughe ) 2SR the cement was ! be held Thnaksgiving eve, November lEleanal oy of Robert and Nellic h Gra- | FoD in Rt 23, Cap Morgan G ‘Baszaill of . an B secor 1l ay by Contractor C\ foag Al ! SL Select your coat now from the attractive garments hid is being | "™ l i L will be allowed te HOSt Co. No. 1 has been appointed ot Hallowe'en Party chail and he will b te an we are showing, in the smart furred dres nan of the general committee sted by the fol- Kittell and mb of the styles at E. Back, marking of 10 In the meantime rading the ap hes « an x |10 the bridge is being done and tnis | il be completed within a we Washington.Trumbull circle, Com- panfons of the Forest, will hold a | Lig event in the form of a Savles' nan i of these are at vafious angias while | Hallowe'en party tomorrow evening | 00T Say e and the e R 95 3 50 65 OO \ 1 in most cases groups of hoxes are it the high school gymnasium. |™MeNt was said to be a1 lic A tine Bt O ’ . 3 . N ) . : cate choice for t mar away with un ghtly and mail hoxes located hap- v along the highways. Some these special prices. On some hallots f Smart Coats and Dresses I S NO:W_Q Central station, Captaln H. E. Rob- ist south of the ond | ©rts and Licutenant George Brennan ) With o regard to alignment, | Irizs for the best and funniest cos- | ¢le chotee for Yale homesteud, fills a long required {0 Welch Fire Co. Captain Albert E ’ presenting an unattractive appear- | tumes. male and fer Williihe et o8 Salied Wa . The old structure, which has ‘;"”“”"‘;‘"" ;“]““ ""“r“‘”“““z C’z‘""c; o < X r = g neo. awarded by competent judges. The S SACH R n place for man i | Lysaaght of Hose Co. No. an (Were $35.00, $52.50, $89.50 regular) 3 i) Ttk llis nientlontor e st o il civais s I_f;;‘,“r Pt last | Gilbort but the moderator rn A m‘“:w i "“"{’ Licutenant Bernard Fitzstmmons of 0 ! 10 straighten out the lines of evening in Legion hall. [|Siibet : strivted (o trucks of | ENEne Co. No. 1. Chief John H. th rouped boxe 1 put them | Teacup Social kit pacity.. Hayes will act in an advisory ca- in orderly ar it ment. Many | A teacup social undgr the auspices | 1 WHiCh - the voter indicate approach to the | PACIty to the committee. of the groupings, such as some ' of the rd of stewardesses of the el . south Is completed, | . A concert will be rendered by the Choose your'dress from our smart line and make the dor Lwood Park, are consider- A. M. on church will be held | il Gin s ‘selectms ) » 1= Snehillidng atalie ) R e T savings this sale brings you. There arc lovely dresses at present, Postmaster this evening at the home of Mrs. | e . city acquired suffici \;1‘:}3"!‘";: zvIXz;;fl;_‘f:‘:;“:':Mglg}l‘:s"': | of cloth or silk, suitable for all occasions. ot says, and he appre- {Stellmacher at Har's corner. For- | e s o fe mtralentamout G L A O e i A clates the work of the proper{y own- | tune telling will be a feature of the | Soliria: otlon LHay vasio | o aaser At iileinolnt and et | TARELE KL ; i i s T H;; bk cvening, and rofresuments will be | el Al O to'a| I. A, A. 0. H. Flection s W grouped os | served, . | AR it et | At a meeting of the Ladles' Auxil- ‘ “:“" 'j'y““ b To "-‘ ""_'f,, ! IN‘h’mn 'valz‘ “iH’m:-H its season | city until next spring. held last evening, Mrs. Honora Budd office v 3 ate With | tonight with an oyster stew supper e y SO ) was elocted president. Other officers (Weta mrised il 1650 mades20 0] the owners in 1 situa- |in Odd Fellows' hall, After supper |BOXEr One of Three Men Bl Antre e al e e gt ? ! 3 : there will be a busincss meeting at Arrested in Boston |, 1o s cosmet o™ [ Helen Morin: recording secretary, ; Library Benefits By S180. 8 o'clock, and then there will be a | Foston, Oct, 28 P — Three men i R H. Brown; financial secre- Public library | gort entertainme A report on onc of whom said he was 1 | I Al Mrs. Catherine McCuske: her by $180 a8 |an ontertainment and dance 1o be 'willard, a Detroit pugilist, were o m o sh Luth. | {reasurer, Mrs, Mary Corrigan: mi : : ! B 3 st fit bridge held | yaq next month is expected from hepp in s today T !m« at arms, Mrs. Mary Cushne: teady to Wear Shop—One Floor Up the 00} gymnnsium Wed= | (o= omiivee in charge of the ofe | e e Henning 1, | sentinel, Mrs. Sarah Donnelly; chair- ‘ i T auspices [ i d e snt pastor wili [man of standing committee, Mra. here were | i e program s been | MArgATct Pove: chairman of Irish sent. Prizes| 4 e s bbanilorntto N o o casion and e |history, Mrs. Dora MacDonald. Ramanob S ek e o O r A ke 1y 8 After the husiness meeting, a so0- . 7 IRy Dl sl e cial session was enjoyed and refresh- clma Johnson, Mrs. Edgerly, Mrs, | short while ‘this fily (e SR R 1 s onys Daroslt S0t s ments were served. The Rovs' club will mievt tonight Woman's club {poen reported within {he past few | . R L San Ol | Case Nolled and daugh at 7 o'clock at Community hall 1 to its fund for the erection guys and all danger of an epidemic | o sors. e ehureh ana | The case of Tatos Tartarian of 21 Williams, Mrs. Moffitt, and Mrs. C. he Yale-Dartmouth game will the permanent library huilding. | jg helieved past. There are two mild |, 0% Duilt in 1891, Phe | Divinity street, charged with breach 0 —_— |H. Johnson. Rehearsal for the play | attract a number from here, A ¢ will be held tonight in the church | party for the cvent is now being ar- et i | hall. ranged i Rallroad Strect Opened It was reported that a state ame S G el CLUB NAY WITHDRAW hore a Micl cases in town, | et latsnd of the peace, was nolled by Assist- ant Prosecuting Attorney Robert J, Stack today on payment of costs amounting to $5.80. Tartarian was arrested on Main treet yesterday afternoon by Offi- hip consists of aind children, Bristol Building & Loan Election | At a 1 attende djourncd *bting of the share holders of the ihat pistol the Georg Main street th Liristol Building and Toan associa the rou on Tield last evening, the reports of Joseph Strup after Mrs. Hannah morning by roud R i T e SRR VR AR i rs showing m very succese. | Badahin of 25 Lawndale avenue had small bridge was built over the ce-1 g o 5 00 oo 0 : R e R S et ful year were accepted, and the fol- | complained that he had made insult- . ; q e |ment but the heavy trucks broke | YO 10 Dristol b ing T e ey gliost (Honoc Rot e ilist S B ing remarks to her. The accused Rejects Carbo’s Road Building |cre vonsas ana st was aeciaea o T s T e e Pugilist Sues Fern T e W lay the hoards on the road itsclf. oL Tola anea) Ay seaalon Iunk Bruzene Glammaltes Dxient | and Mather, P IS This will relieve a lot of the traific NO GENERAL M(j’]‘ORS Hoiourbw. Trot 0 . a0 5 piani | in New York H. H v I Linsley Few Days Left \ IODOS& ahat has been detouring on the e 3 Fo Eenisien (e etiane 'xt Tucsday, November first, is - DAY | property of the railroad adjacent to | MERGER W”H BALDW[N it . on i New York, Oct. 28 (P—A pro 4 oo Sharc | the last date on which tax lists may |the tracks. i | ¢ the |POsal to withdraw the offer of al filed with the board of assessors. NUCH D]SCUSS]ON ENSUES| Tabs Meet Last Night — medal to Roald Amundsen because ws: Prosident Soihel Bl S pericsntiviliie J Tho. T i e 5 5 v, Walier E. Spicer: vice-presidents, | 4dded to the lists of delinquents. " TRl I AU Blshior Says Motors Used) Sur- League of his sudden departure from the oL Bl pres S Paul's hall where different matter as clected L country on the eve of presentation 1 Crumb, Harry C. Barnes Mrs. Weber Dies After Long Tiness N ere discussed by the members of plus Capital for Baldwin lustrial Bowling | will be taken action on by the kx- I £Ene claniial(co Dzl CHEg1 ‘[edhl”St (leté 15 Days 5 4 1 orgunization. | leagu ' to succecd Ben- | plorers’ club at the next meeting of nd }‘ JIoL ST % SLEohE aterstary For Peddling Heroin ‘ —Legion Installation of Officers | Kills Large Skunk Stock anin W, Edwards, who resigned | the directors on Nov. 11. i B "\“I" ‘:I'v\ e Special to the Herald) : Joe Ringwood had the mistortuns - fen Prumbull Eleetric Mfg. | George Palmer Putnam, publish- | e ot o } New York, Oct. 28.—Ralph Med- Tonight — Methodist Church to | I PI—Ther | P The h A% nublic aranimer nigly CHlorisr R atch, hwhile out driving in his car (0 meet Co. withd vom the circuit. | or, who is one of the directors, ac- ol i Dublic BMMICT | hurst. who before his arrest in this Present Play—Other Items, (& large skunk who disputed the I8 10 ¢ et Ghern - Gang esident | ommander knowledged today that such a pro- ‘W", ATt N‘_”‘M the | €Ity on a charge of selling heroin, |right of way. He endeavored to Motors it Pald ‘ At m post, rolls | posal would be considered at the i ieed “\“"‘v Rl resided in Rocky Hill, Conn., N finance board held a mecting javoid the animal but struck it | works, said Frod of 1 I team, meeting. Lee Keedick, lecture ma Teth | sentenced in specal sessions here t in the town hall to dis- [sauarely and killed it outright. Joe | 1roit yesivr ter attendi Protection” 1er under whose auspices Amund- o today to 15 days’ imprisonment. i o iy (e T “(»,..uym the animal home, it being a0 i of directors of i e S o s Fra et Gy ”'i‘“"_‘l':’l ":?"“.“‘:"“m of | Medhurst's family lives in Rocky it e o lares gk the ' the Joconotive « t the statements of | months tour next weck, exprossed o ,ffi‘-' gy sstoners it | EOIL )Iv*dh\xv'sr‘wnu arrested Octo- . £ ' L inimal skinned an Keep it as | been intimati auart Hartford in court 'the belief that the explorer would e HalaTat SRUHIS evening gn | Der 14 at 183 South street by De- unnual town meeting. At the meet- {2 rominder of 1 driving caus , rezarding | never come back S L {tectives Addy and O'Rellly who said ing it was stated by George Carter | i """”“1 ml Aty el or T e (ter muking an appointment to 030 Fdlows. to dMeat they bought heroin from him. itst seleetman, that the expense of alloween party was held las « couse sti- | discuss his contract with Kredick sephen Terry loc ). 0. i e S ing for the road amounted fo|Dight at the Kensington Grammi B ) i o S HHH,,‘,I‘I ind accepting an invitation to the T :"\\H :\’n:“\\\mulvy \’.‘j\”.»;; i O SR Tf‘x“u‘ fl‘f“' . 000, Carbo then took the floor |school for the pupils of the grades manufacture heavy truchs the < : o dinner at which the medal was to e evening In Stephen Terry hall HAILRR) vry oAt ROt 29 i ; s ; sl e e b s Lineinesloplier ; The board of directors of the Chace and offered to take care of the roads fin the school. Tt was a costume af- "G low conspirator as being part of | bresented him Amundsen took ship Attachment Placed & d for 10,000, stating that the sum | fair and was in charge of Miss Miry I over il et mbling joint | for Norway with no more exy An aftachment of $4,000 has been | lis were authorized at the annual ientioned by Mr. Carter was absurd | Griswold. There was a large attend- d ) Vis ) il 4t e haq | tion than telegrams to his man piaced by Deputy Sherift Joseph W, | MCEtng today to sell two textila 4 solutely (00 high and steep. As | ance. i s of Detroi W W4 that | And the explorers that he was sorry Harding on' property of Edward L. [ Plarts ownec by the corporation in ¢ bond of good faith Mr. Carho of- | Road Progresses “We had to hiy o1 ) he could not ba with them ; and Mamie E. Duffy on Broad street | Jurlington, Vt. The money realize: ed to put up a bond of $5,000.7 The work on the new state high i « . ; R O e o T 1 an aetion brought by fhe Bristol | Will be used for improvement of isiofferistartod o wwarm digcusslon | Wity continues o Loron ab rocond n ; . explain his action Amundsen replis Trust Co.. oxceutor of the estate of [ the mill property here. It is un- ng the citizens in attendance at | breaking pace. The road firm has s nents as f LI i i e S e S Josse M. White, Atftorney | derstood the Burlington property, of > « meeting ard, after much discus- | been blessed with wonderful weather e (0 ] e Noble B, Pierce represents the plain- | value estimated at $436,879, is al- ion, it was left to the finance b this week and are taking full advin- O e o v wir of men dove Chva G, I'ready under option. st night the board, of which |1age of their opportunitics to get e o o vower thout 10NN 1y Herald Classified Ad will sell it | Amateur Boxing Bouts Clawde W. Stevens is chairman, de- | Lig portion of the road complete Baldwin com inquiring concerning the S S | A card of elght fast a ur houts |~ NOTE—It would be illegal to publish 2 cided after a long study of the of-| At the present fime the cement has inegs of Gener openi 0ol roon « i will be presented in T Men's hall [ this i€ not true. fo B er to fake no action on the matier |been pui_on the roid up to the NSce e eat U bk mibling o sie ihis evening under e auspices of | Getting Up Nights ind voted to reject tho project of | varchouse of John A, ‘_""“"‘* I business of Tocomoi wils given no satisfae- | — ) Athietic club. Nick|rellered fob e B, DaramsceToe: A Mr. Carbo. which is a good dis from the t gt 1 ean searcely foreseo n 10 that gaming would this city has been | Healthy Bladder Worke Daytime Only. Mrs. Weber Dies ‘livvlm,nl bridge where the work was | i S0 6 T it | inst Joo Martino of | W. H. Dunham, Brownfield, Me., sayi v r ar o rvice have suffered hladder trouble » Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Weber, wife | started yesterday. The bus servi 7 | A e | on S el 1 wich niad o X x being obliged te et up 4 or 6 John Weber, died last night on the Jine continnes to be delayed. | I g Sy e S 4pLA]NV1LLE- of Hartford, will exchange|l v Keler's. Loniatea FEvem < Tome on Galpin's Hill affer a | Buses are running about every halt | (‘uba and Florida Are R e e ;| Aares At e g futvs COUS o UL VI Catioate E arer s tie n R Uint Coerinle: T (atloiana Yan ess. She was 67 vears old ! hour, but are constantly late on ac R e , > P ¢ 4 {ato] SR o Wish T had found it years ago. o ‘HY,, b ,;h et ot Herii | Corhl ot (b ons oy tramie Linked by Air Route : Uy iy ')""”]r FRIDAY ONLY l“‘”,",'f‘ ',’ ‘n" i };M‘“ Will ‘ialk or_writa to anyone.” ; A a life long residen way (ra I LRI S e : {18 RN hich solob atehed with Tony Juliano o - (Al D < hesides her hushand, two | Sehools Closed Today ‘M\‘ ‘_\N\\ i |‘\ T 23 ) UL B “Th R 2 B e s ons oL an eninialid (mweliactyisn ot crs, Mrs. George L. Jomes of | A teach: convention het nyThe frl-motored Wokker planc Gen- |l Mine o) e ammaker e praacaaE S MNEES S (A sl o e Gildersloeve and Mrs. Ward of | New Haven today will close the locul -'I ac 'l";‘” took o . 8 a. m, | o¢ L8 e i "” nents, (| Jocky Roberts, “The Rainmaker” ar of this eity will tackle Mick ve acidity T\-i-lre‘l"" ‘lh; d and a nephew, Clarenee At chools for the day (loday for Havana on the formal rur S, BCIT O INOIS they enlled him. Owners of mud ome of Hartford. Four other first-]that causes etting up nig! Winated andaihay el e e e ugurating daily mail service T nds arc now a much || harses hired hime The others ond || Itom Hartford. Four other first- | ort 20 ench at wil drug geores. . 1 of this town. Wineral sorv- | Prayer Meeting Held : ] et e | tariea hIea Skl SRS fothers ol Class attractions hnve heen arranged, AU P o iy « will be held Saturday afternoon | e first prager of the season [t the United Siates and Caba 2 G it Rlas Fansr fhes Pomfagud]l Kt e Eebi E e LR G b D it % o'clock at her home. Revol i st night at the Berlin Con-| The (rip across the So-mile ore ndnl i, O e entire tovm stom e v | Lk Sumuel A, Fiske of the Berlin Con-igontional chureh and v 7 map. il b nesegated dnani ST lnilln Bid Aoy SRDSStERR ] el sty Blat & nemaddlory < Tire Stolen . gation ehureh wil officiate and Gl N R ve dn | hour. Pilot Edward Musick said give (he visitors a severe jolting o - Cai e, 3 wurial will be in Maple cemetery, L o8 2O el The plane carvied 772 pounds of | The 1Frog Hollow Senators nylll e | allca\lnst L o) Tonight | . IRl tters in cmembere s the only team which Tt'e more than a college atory. Tt's s autiru St o & s prlustalimgnt f oM oS Vast Berlin Ttems i Tanaulel daeL Y Thitna st ot s || FOr A, beauitul iy tire had b ran I newly elected sta NTes o Gl s e Nl Sn Lot o ) 10 - American Airways | was abl £ e PRt L ) German films, has b e his car whi G ascia. post of the Ameriean Le-f R0 - ko el raft with Musick were Hugh We \ll-Plainyille eleven, which swept | i " divores Kurt Prenz l ar of Malons . 2 n “"; be V‘;*"“”‘]" “;;“Lfl”, At her home last evening the ocensior |1w5erve pilot and Joe Joanson. me- | ihr ol of "v")' 2 'Hlv‘:”"’" F[]r Ihe Lflve uf M|ke fmiddies Hhu\mu « i Leving was attendis Fvulght Specialist g i Bl sfurt at §|being o Hallowe'en purty, Al ni ! P With L S i : stk X ‘ ST. TEL. 1905 an G attended were dressed in costun = plonal gl ODEEE OfELAC ANl BEN 1LYON and FORD Stieap i LiEhetlie qULE AIIGHIC L welock A haryvest luncheon was served, the § READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | R e Senators and the lo- | conduct unbeconi wife, | Cameo Theater Opening | \ Constable Quells Trouble | A harye ne d, 1 | " Iteeoiving complaints from severul jtable being decorated with colors inf ____ g Tt T e distrct of the Kens-| keeping with the occasion. Fuvors B 7 " fon! grammar achioal that there | yre dieirlbuted FRECKLES AND HlS FRIENDS Ten Minus Five Equals Five By Blasser « a disturhance in the neighbor- | The football team will mect near | . Constable William Ritehie | the school Sunday morning at 10 Wevied fo the seene of the trouble [ a'clock *or the final practice hefore pight and found roup of | the Bristol game.© Every member of | = 5 =t o e ‘ A ng to | (he squad is asked to he on hand | OF TAE OTHER ) TER CENTS FOR_) f TA6 WHE QEj 1 @ Ol T GOT 1T AT 1ot up another youth who was faky | promptly | HUAE HORNS, { A LITTLE LORAN 9 ] == N Lt 1 5 = NS, et (e hismain gl o a "Hallowelen |= Sa foothalltowm: frony the. Tarlin P—AN I WANT | A0, mAV»VDO DID \/00'99—7 ) | | 7ME STORE FCR A DIME viv. he cousin of the girl re- | Copgtruction Co, has challenged the 32 \/\E"T A | AN ZUEY GAEME | e fo 1ot Tier remain in the Young | peplin panthers to a three-game CA n L CUAN E wman's company and Lis fOHOWES |l ioe and Jast evening arranged I HANE A DIME / NICKEL CHANG . wera hanging on the - ear in Which o) "y e 1Royal Holmes to play EOR ONE POP? the couple were seated. Some OnC |y o0 punes during the month of s Ly it the crowd let the air out “"”(" November. Manager Holmes will tires on the car and thieatencd (Lo ugh s ‘serub o | 4 {he A ‘l""“”‘ T o | Construction company team as the or pinesith N e ke | TegUlAE Panther team would he too st "““'“" ‘”';”“‘ l’\ 4 up the par- Strong for the shop feam. e B o Cn, by were | Cortland Read s spending i A At home hut her grandfather, | Week-end as the guest of his grand fter listening to the facls of the Mother in West Cromwell, s the officer 1o bring the Miss Mabelle Barnes left this b | 'morning for New Haven where she | t Play to Be Presented will attend the Siate con- . The Tadies' Aid soeiety of the vention being held today \ Methodist church will present a two | The ehildren of St i | At play on Wednesday, November copal ehureh Sunday school will liold -, 4 at the church, The title of e Hallowe'en secial in the ehureh | 5 play will b4 “Son Tonnets" hy Mar-{ social rooms {his cvening. ANl at- | jan Campbell, The cast will be | tonding will wear costumes. | Yo i wade up of Mrs. Hultgren, Miss| The liprary will be open for a L] . 4