New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 1, 1927, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1927 Shop by Mail if Unable to Come Yourself The Real Home of Santa Claus Where Christmas is at its best, our big showing of all that makes Christmas, causes the youngsters’ eyes to sparkle ana the hearts of the older folks to warm to the things that dear Saint Nick has provided for them to gladden the childven and make their Christmas long to be remembered with their jovful thanks. OLD SANTA CLAUS son, come see him and his workshop. ELECTRIC TRAINS, “Lionel,” “Dor- fans” and “Ives” at various prices. WONDERFUL DOLLS, hundreds of talking, walking, sleeping kinds. DOLL FURNITUREL, of dishes, swings, etc., etc. GAMES, blocks, DESK SETS, TABLE for Christmas giving. LEGION WORKERS HAVE BUSY TIME il 7y Also Arranging Nu- “merous Activities T0 ENTERTAIN ON DEC. 10 Ruix |decorations has ning—Musical by School Children —Woman's Ald Soclety Bazaar— ' ¢ Othér Ttems. The American Legion and th auxillary are making plans for a' busy winter schedule. Both branches ' held the annual election of officers a short timé ago. A The members of the Bolton-Kasi- ca unit, American Legion auniliary, are finishing plans ta eutertain the members of the Hartford coun sociation on Saturday afterncon cember 10. ° The meeting will held in the Community Jiouss on Wortkington Ridge and will start at 3 o'clock. Miss Gra Ventres, daughter of Mrs. Grace L. Ventr president of the local unit, is county sergednt-at-arms, having bheen ap- pointed at a meeting held veeently in Harfford. ~Mrs. Mary Wells of Hartford is president of the county association. The regular monthly joint mecting and soclal of the Balton-Kasica post and the Legion auxiliary, scheduled to be held tomorrow night, has been postponed until Saturday evening. ! . December 10.. At this time the auxiliary will be the guests of the post at a turkey supper 1o he givin in the Legion hall. A short pro- gram of speeches and music will fol- low the supper. Miss Mary Gris- wold, superintendent of the Berlin schools, will speak on the “How the Legion and the Auxil Can Help the Schools.” Joseph-L. 'Wilson is the command- er of.the post and M L. Ventres is the president of tl auxiliary, Both officers are working hard on the Legion plans for the winter, De- 1 Grange Notes The first dance of the season . by the Berlin Grange will be held this evening in their hall on Farmington avenue On Thursday, December 8, the Berlin Grange will hold a chicken pie supper in their hall. School Board Meeting There will be a school board meeting Friday eyening at the home of one of the members of the hoard. It ts oxpected to be an important ession. Tmportant. Meeting There will be an important mect- of the Foresters this evening n Legion hall. Al sers are asked to be present as « annual election of officers will | be held at this meeting. Date Changed The opening date of the Kensing- ton .Boys' club basketball team in the County “Y" league has been changed to December 15. This will allow the locals to get in two weeks of practice before the opening gamo. They will be pitted against th sttong South church five of New Britain. There will be a prelimin. | ary game between the two junior | feams of the Kensington Boys' ciub and the South church. | Next Meeting The next meeting of the Emms | Hart Williard chapter, Daughters a the American Revolution. will be held in the Community house on December 15. There will be a busi- ness sesslon and discussion on D. A. R. ‘matters. A Christmas tree for | Ells Island is planned. The host- | carriages, scts , ete. puzzles, sets, see the demonstration. Renew your youth, come to * at § used [ i | Berlin (‘on {hold their annual baz {sorts of hean lon sale doll School Board Mecting Friday EVC- jrogges, Thero children filled w able vited [ticles on Christinas gifts. hon and lost considn I Govern Willis H. Christian body in Connecticut. T lin |speaker at i the ! this no NEW TOYS, come see the ten demon- strations of them now going on. BUDDY L TOYS, trucks, teams, ce- ment mixers and many new items. here in per- LEDS, TOBOGGANS, velocipedes, scooters, bicycle s, skates, , ete. MECHANICAL TOYS, in wonderful iety, priced from 25¢ upwards. " DUMPTY CIRCUS, an old toy in a new dress, worth looking painting STS and CHAIRS, as well as hundreds of other suitables vland,” you'll enjoy it. be: Mrs. A, W. Mrs. Taylor, Miss [ Miss Ifollister. Musicale By Pupils There will be a musicals the pupils of the: Perci Friday evening, December 2. It to be held in the parlors of Kensington Congregational ¢ o'clock - procecds will for t: oyal tearns, Roys and ok v confinemer is able to b to h ont hont eral v ¥ by Mis. | Tawrence il Siegrist, Mrs. nd Mrs. Amos visitors New Brit is the [ e Tay Mors: 1l da I playground cquipmer Bazaar Friday Voman's Aid ional A whist {held at \ond socicly of WiEL chureh s it the venin o'clock. i will b SReh oceasion, 1t will start at host on th afeteria suppe 0 o'clock 4230 vill : ! The committe ! Qg rimmed the room m Middlctown and " il in Wes with pretty coio wnd usetnl g such as fancy pillows, all deseription bahy clothes and candy will be b bag for the th plenty of enjoy- toys. The communi 1o attend th will by He tour throug reports catl of 5, aprons, an 1o Home is confine H Confined at Thomas zan n Kensington. holdinz next emorri Cromwell are bl blood on Mothedist ; D! 1y serviee mid-y zton Met this e Dunex in L will speak il tire distric hodist ¢l 1 tomorrow dl at § o'clock Dodd, s, will he ] nd will el speriences in China Kensington Bowling Kensington Ro: The will roll oif their morrow eveni: ing ozers o N tional tional which it Di men's Heys i Cong Congr this district considers pl ing The me will be Berlin Conzregational « Leld in Plainviile 5 in the high school gymnasinn H John H rumbull ide. The local church will delegation of about ten The iker it the dinner will be Rev Butler. D. D., of Hartford: |y, Frank C. Laubach, Ph. ., of Manita, Philippine Ts wd ey, William & Beard of New York city There Will he an opportunity for E and questions by attendane The Congre ireh s Protest on open tomorros for 1he I new works have ted recently Commur club meeting last Community Tall was well The entert he school marm wi ¥. Those takin Mz ahms i« Dowd. Royal Kelsey and 1 Do ing of hooks. end fiction hes e in ty inment hit of wis old fashioncd T'he Kel we A Rev, sehool room nds ST thos: e st ALD CLASSIFIE S ar rs of which me ches amount to 321, Speaks at Luncheon Rev. Samucl A, T Congregational the w meeting Britain Rowary club the Burritt hotel. n liems club will New | DR, C. M.NIIPSON €O, 1635 CLEVELAND, 0U10. {gun by the spei G. O. P. Women to Meet v'clock tomorrow afternoon. The Plainville, are cordially invited to 10 died in Manchester last night, and is recalled by longtime residents of this section of the state. He Mecting Tonight—Teachers' Club wor title” at the Chicago Plainville N ainviiie News | ., ¢\ o e e {club will hold a mceting in Web- lof New York city, Mrs. J. W. Alsop Aonual Sale for Tuberculosis ormer Local Man Dead e¢d in Plainville when a youth 15 @ star athlete. He pitched for th Plainville baseball team when it was Ten on Roll at High School—Town 0 worked in the box for Yale uni- rsity from 1890 to 18 and cap- World's Fair of 1893, Senlors Win From Juniors alnwent and dancing. | ster hall, West Hartford, at BRIN["INfi RETURNS of Avon, and Walter Batterson of Hartford. All women of the fifth senatorial district, which includes R l I B Forner Judge Herbert O. Bowers, eliel Is Begun : acknowled the championship d the Yale team which won the nor class basketball to Elect—Dusty League Bowling— Seniors Beat Juniors—Bricfs, o annual sale of Christmas s« has bes - Tealth tion the first wly been turned in, jer, president nounced today 1 out turns the etball uniors in an game at the high afternoon, nosing by 26-28 in an "he score was tied of the regulation time -minute extra period was John Bergan won the game f W. A. Baile or tulorculesis v n be- Plainvil overtime g fidla throt ing ot as vesterday about $6 sale aft V0 C. of C. Meeting Chamber of Commerce hoard in its club the ad- t- direet will meet al town mec irged. Nothing But the ing held daily at A plans are being ation by the ¢ night, December one of the out- season. Mr. a midd ed ¢ portrayed by s 85 per | the high school a wille for u | for it Irida fair to he plagu ext It bids st . nd es of th Brastow, to he es: fo & i 1 sold by 100l students re goin iy A dance held in of 1he hool gymnasium the 1 the N ticket adm to s of the ¢ v g 1 Pl < only $4 ot * board aft hoth Dusty League Bowling W T I jon ..13 1 um Standard Steel Brass 1en con- 1 1 ristol u {ing Cast Clock .. els of past years, 1 ck Spring amp and should not b £ a piece of mail, but it ) st place e by American Legion eora in the Indnst taking three Plainville Casting ation Meys, Ted Kalish and Hoffman, men maintained a con- attack which swept the south boys down fo defeat in th ling in spite of the good s from t the Rec Lirooks. sarvied tion and o up into third and Waginet and 5 Clock quintet foriih clock zam o 0 of gan et for winners Dubois the mal ores Conforti Plainville Casting Co. Hurtado, St 114 N s Dave 250 100 108 S600 58 101 98 466 Toniuht \meric: ooks Hofiman 0 work iiiesans| 1458 AINVIL Club 1o Lleet 1of the t ol Plai club wall leld at § o'clock tonight in the 2h sclioo \ Myron | hup i jon is | the e n sed TONIGH T POLA NEGRI in “"BARBED WIRE" A GOOD NIAW ALWAYS option and will org: RIDAY LEW CODY and AIL “ADAM AND EVIL® Langhs, Thrills in & Modern Garden of Ede: zation, as expre constitution, ers throughout EN PRINGLE tual ¢ and tions of m operation Iy S s SATURDAY NALD DENNY 1 in REUL nong 1 functions. the bLusii party TRAUD" FREE 'FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Movie Tickets for ALACE THEATER New Britain - TUINGS To AIM AND Given Away following local Merchants: by T\ SURPRISED AT oL, TAG! THE VICTORY MARKET Albert Scagliotii, Prop. Quality Meats and Groceries Phone 655-3. Kensington, Co SUPERNANT My Druggist Complete line of Smokes, Cay Soda and Iee Cream Look Our Christmas Sock Over. dy, E. I SANITARY BARBER sHop Pasty Stetl, Prop Expert Hair Cut Hair Bobbinfa Ladies' Halr Bobbing a Specialty. A E, I I UNDERSTAAD TUAT Vou AND ALEK RAVE AAD A FUSS = ) THAT YOU SAID ONKIND _— HURT AIS FEELINGS- [/ ¢ KN = j r LET ME FINISIA BEFORE NoU INTERRUPT=DONT You KAOW TRAT IT'S NAUGKTY TO DOTHINGS LIKE THATZ LISTEN, TAG=ENERYZUING THAT YOU SAY OR DO IS \NRITTEN DOWA IN A LARG BoOK. IN KEAVEN! JUST TNK ! N _— team | i inter- ! | parts chosen. Standard Steel | to Pwhich wer 1 1 |rowed the sum of | Bristol | Br:istol VNews | POLICE HEPT BUSY DURING NOVEMBER. 95 Arrests Made—Intoxication Cases Increase \THE LONE WOLF ESCAPES Local Nimrods No Match For Ani- mal—Legal Action Holds Up Building Plans—New Car For Fire Chief—Items of Interest. Ninety- the ive arrests were department during the ,month of November. Of this num- jber thirty-eight were operators of utomobiles while the number ted for intoxication, 18, showed a {large incr the previous| {month. The arrests were classitied as follows: Assault and breach of the peace 6, ault with dangerous {weapon and hreach of the peace 1, threach of the peace 4, common | drunkard 1, danger of falling into {habits of vice 2 rter from 17, army 1, embezziement by b and lascivious behavior 1, intoxication 13, toxication and hreach of the keeping disorderly house support 1, obstructing the ass |0 the commissioner of dom mals 1, obtaining mon false pretenses operating without oper; motor vehicls {the influence of liquor motor vehicle with defe . reckless driving 5, TRC ing and failure to carry license on person 1 nd evading responsibility 2 "y 7, violation of c of imm made by police ver it i [ fornication and carr o under motor itor's lic while 1. ops ctive loss ¢ . reckless dri the ordin- \ ince 1, violatio {1, viol Hation of vio. ordinance and de- . violation of liquor 2, violation of rules of the road violation of rules of the road and to ir operator’s vetive by tilur lorse li- ™ The ca ollows or committed were disposed as led 1 for Boys AD Connecticut mitted to jail 7 inued payment to com d to Nor- udzment costs 100l commit 15 on 18, to to nolled prosecuting |nolled by prosecuting orney payment of costs . paid fin released by chief 6, turned o army authorities 1, turned over iout of town officers 1. | During the month 11 boys Rirl under 21 ye o orney and one rs of were tak- H cust Buildi An action ik trom of this eity against National Iank to recover st in property loc [of North and Nor fand which ~ Delayed N, X the his i site, will tend to delay building being considered, of the sult was filed yesterday in the superior court at Har 1 by Atto ohr 1 ard at otice v Francis ford h and the January The plaintiff alleges that hie hor- 1,000 from th nk and gave b the property in for payment of It is his con- ational 1 interest in jon as security amount advanced half au the | tention that the conveyance of the sroperty is in reality a mortgage and the court is om's contontion SR a b LG 1 to institute ore it tat day Mr of buying site real ¢ maost Jings b Lt the settir by Nystrom the wck ihe properts is conside the to Lsiness p demption court v vl \ | i city ction of 1 the s in the northern se in of tort qi remoyed of the T 1 undou of many that of the dire ink to crect nk north side has also t a ¢ plant )tedly re- Lotory o and wou ceive the puironis of to ving i part decision nild- nded values and in- North 1 estate t. particularly. bulk of the stock of b Bank and Trust lowned by dircetors of local manu- | | facturing plants, who, when the | bank is operating, will of their employes by cheek of by cash North company s new irman of the Bris- preside 1s is done ¢ Treadway, board of dircctors of National Bank, the North Side Bank and T ny. tol is 1st com- | | dents of Chippins Hill and Burling- Wolf Eludes Hunters The wolf, which has been the principal topic of discussion of resi- ton for the t lar past few weeks, is still all cfforts of Harlan B. orton, orge H. Quinion and Councilman Homer H. Judd, Bris- tol's trio of rcdoubtable hunters, to capture the carnivorous animal proving futile. Although the animal had been in rifle range on several occ it was the desire of the hunts- apture it alive and with that| view, dogs trained in wolf | mti ré brought in from the ! north by Mr. Quinfon. About mid- ay Tuesday. the animal was driven | sion en idea s lair by the dogs and the work | ging n out started. After | working continuousiy for nine hours only entrance to the | i up for the night| resumed yesterday ¢ e burrow, the opening to which was on a side hill, however, | continued straight in to the heart of teep hill and as the digging pro- the er the trench got | vas declded to dis-| crations yesterday after- roon, it had reached a depth of ap- proximately 14 t bombs hen resorted to without result | nally forced eir d | Land Owner Obje | A reaction to the digging ties of the hunters came ing when Albert B own nd on which the wolf had chosen his domicile, volced an | objcction to the trespassing feature | licving that he | en consulted and | his permission obtained. It s thought that fhis angle was over-| looked in the excitement of the chase | and the fact that a good turn would | e done the farmers by disposing or | capturing the animal, which, with | the arrival of colder weather, would rrey on poultry and other stock. New Car For Fire Chief A new Buick touring car has been purchased by City Purchasing Agent Thomas B. Stec and Fire Chief| John H. Hayes to replace the old car | has been in ser for the | s The expenditure rocent meeting e commissioners Received a musical | old Japan, was 1 last evening at the Bristol ity Theater by the Bristol | of EIks to a large and appre- audience, and will take its ndoubtedly the best of the | teur theatricals staged in | of 1S vl even- | ions, who | of the expeditio should first have board of f 1 Paxtravaganza Well 2 of W & taria Miss Dorothy T. M in the title role Ch s C. Ball, otto, Duchess of Rosedale furnished a ote which Kept the house uproar most of the evening. | leading parts were well taken J. Moore as Ban-Ko, execu- Wistaria; George ( on | cricr: James A. Beall, | 1 composer, as Pin-Tu, em- | yorer of Wistaria; Philip B. Shailer, s arl Neville, nsign in U. S Navy; Miss A Pratt, as Dor- othy, an up-to can girl: ind Rob as Captain Gilroy Americano. Ther persons « production w last cos in as fo Charle N rtin as Sang Foy harming s 1 i | in o rangements ar al committee an; William Kreft, Philip James Albert stein, air- | Arthur Richard Lam- Robert Calla- thier, Dr. J. J. ¥Fiynn, Hubert | nd Tho s et committee, George | . Roberts, Thomas J. Malley and Harry W. Andrews: publicity com- | itter, Thomas A. Tracy, Robert W. Harold Horkheimer, John J. W. J. MecCarthy, Brown program committee, Herve Breault and Robert W. Harris; Dr. R. 1. Boyle, Walter | Harold Korkheime oll and Albert chaperons. Mrs. Henry J. Flynn, rothier, Mrs. Fred Jessie Sefter, vd Mrs. Giles | Mrs, | w Mrs, Charl Police Beats Change beats cha ed this morning followin ents have by Chief Ernest T. Beld- Thomas F. Guekin, I Detective Sergeant MeGillicuddy, investigation WA detective work: Sergeant Jeg- | wi. special work: Officer Thomp- ie beat: Lambert, North beat: Connoll Doolan, west b Po! ind t en madr iin son, sonth s | Main ot hill MeLan South Hill and offic ville nights; Me- shift bear nights; Burns, | hill and center beat; Brault, nt traffic offi Norton, Rristol beat; anee, per-| traff Forestville; | Strup, parking; O'Connor, shift beat Newspapers Stolen Tolice are investigating a com- plaint, made this morning by a newshoy, Dhtat each morning several papers are missing from his bundle. | Other newsboys have experfenced | similar losses, bundles addressed to them being broken open and papers scattered about the sidewalks. | Mrs. Plandemuro was . center | formerly of this city but new resi- dents of Hartford, have anmounced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth to Harold Geddes McGregor of Rindge, N, H. ... .. To Resume Duty Captaln Thomas F. Guckin of the local police department, will resume his dutles this evening following & week's vacation. Husband Granted Divorce In spite of the fact that Mary | Varana Plandamuro of Southington |was the party seeking a divorce, the decree was granted to the husband, Sebastiano Plandemuro of this city, by Judge Newell Jennings in the su- perior court at Hartford yesterday. granted the custody of hte two children. Mrs Plandemuro, through Attor- ney lsrael Nair of New Britain, charged her husband with intoler- able cruelty and non-support, claim- ing that when she found herself penniless she was obliged to accept the support of another man or else permit her two children to starve. The husband, through Judge Joseph M. Donovan of this city, entered a counter complaint in which he charged his wife with misconduct with George Gasbarrc of Bristol on June 1, 1927. He admitted that for a time he was unable to contribute toward the support of his family, due to the fact that he was not working. The couple were married in Southe ington on January 20, 1919, To Winter in Florida Mr. and Mrs. Burton O. Barnard of Walnut street left today by autowe for Lakeland, Florida, where I spend the winter monthsy Points of interest will be visited o the trip south, which will consumg about two weeks. To Entertain Great Chiets The Great Chiefs of Connecticulj will be entertained this evening the Red Men's wigwam on Prosp street by Kitchewan council, No. D. ot P. A supper will be serv at 7:15 and will be followed by ad claborate entertainment program. McKinley James of 280 Oak streefy Now Britain, who has been receive ing treatment at the Bristol hospital for stab wounds received at a partg Thanksgiving day at the home o‘ Shade Oliver of Andrews street, wag discharged from that institution tos day and was taken into custody by the local police. He will be moved to the Hartford county §i tomorrow and will be held as & mae terial witness for the hearing to b§ held in Bristol on Monday, Decems ber 12. Olden Hargrove of 37 Sixtl street, East Bristol, whom the poe lice say admitted wielding the nifey is now in Hartford county jail in des fault of $1,000 bonds. Alphonse Snowden of 54 Andrews street and Harry Crowley of Broad street ar§ at liberty under bonds of $100. The last two men are being held as mae terfal witnesses. The regular meeting of Kitches wan council, D. of P. will be held this evening in Red Men's Wigwam, A banquet will begin at 7:15 o'clock and will be followed by an enter- tainment. Several out of town guests are expected to be present at the . festivities. America Raising Own Opera Stars in America Chicago, Dec. 1 (P—America, which formerly imported its opera and instrumental stars, is raising her own now, Frederick Stock, director of the Chicago symphony believes. “People are mistaken in thinking America is not a musical nation,” he told the City club. “Give the young people a chance. Since the war no musicians have come from Europe, Our new symphony talent is Ameris can born and trained. Eight are Chicago boy Mr. Stock said jazz music appeals to “the most brutal instincts,” and that it is up to the older people tq fight it. “The music of the eighteenth cena tury appealed to the head,” he said, “That of the nineteenth to the heart. and this of the twenticth cena tury appeals to the feet.” w_ Watch For Particulars in the Newspapers Next Week Engagement Announced 5 | and M J. Erwin Powers, | WELL, 1 BETTER TAKE AN ERASER