New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1927, Page 7

Mail Orders -57’_ m Shon 7 Prdmptly )/ 0[[) fio O[Z ) U nable to artford's Shopping Center: Yourself Store Open 'Til 9 P. M. Thursday and Friday “What Retter Gift ‘©Ghan HOSIERY Our Collection Provides For Every Individual Taste and Type. Below Are Listed Only a Few of Our Leading Makes Madora, full-fashioned, service weight, silk over the knee, choice of colors, $1.39 pair. (3 pair $4.00). Madora Hosiery, all silk, with picot top, chiffon weight, full fashioned, in the newest sh‘ldes, $1.95 pair. (3 pair $4.75). N Chiffon and service weights, all silk ingrain, well colors, $2.95 and $4.95 pair. “Surance and Granite” $1.85 and $1.95 pair. known brands, all service weight, popular shades, all colors, A e Street Floor Imported and Domestic Gloves Just as One Prefers Assembled For Your Sclection— el N that Will Please as Gifts to Smartly very Make and Groomed Women 4 French Kid, novelty cuff, Trefousse make, pique sewn, in nude, mode, grey, white and black, $3.50 pr. Mocha Gloves, one clasp, silk lined, beaver and grey, $3.75 pair. Slip-On Washable Mocha Gloves, prix seam sewn, rosewood and gr $3.98 pair. Cape Gloves, an who drives her own car, knit wool lined, fur wri $4.98 pair. Street Floor an appropriate gift to a wom- % x RS RERR LT ATE TR | certainly would continue her charit ndinavian countries. er ln ews |able and reli zious At the Tha mc s largely attended. | present time there is no one at the | Many itiful Christmas effects {home outside Jewell family. ' ert Iurl d last e been noted this on the lawn of W. I DBerlin road in B r. The large At- RELIEF WORKERS ARE INVESTIEATEI] 1 eports to indi- adorned with multi e more than 20 licited local residen polic: the stat 10| The young daughter of Mr. and no more than confine it he |trs. Fgnar Peterson has greatly im- Game Postponcd proved from bronchial pneumonia State POI]GG W(]I‘klng 0!1 SO | The game scheduled last night be- and is almost entirely recovered | tween the Ken club A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. llcml]g Pmposmon ‘Jnd the New Dritain Lions was post- Josoph Mariotti at their home here | poncd and will be off at a December 15. Mrs. Mariotti was | later date. rme; Frances Cannon Schools Close: club held its annnal The 1 rvistmas tree celebration at the > of Mrs. Mary Bourgeois last Members sat down to a linner at 7:30 o'clock after soclal time was enjoye HEADQUARTERS IN TOWN' Schoals Close Tomorrow for Christ- mas Holidays — Boys’ Club Game sols of I r the reopen lin Bowling 1. in the nged. The honse Postponed — Kensington Bowli iy lm'” decorated in red and Leaguo—Christmas at Churches, CVening at thc fistmas tree exercises of abCharches, leve ,.‘T New hity club will be held ‘The Hartford Chamber of Com- Visits Brother nex day evening at 8 o'clock merce, following the recelpt of a Mrs. F. K Hor at Community hall. The committee number of complaints and inquiries, sticet js pla charge has obtained a beautifnl have called to the attention of the for pPasaden rgreen around which the gifts state police the activities of the il visit | 1l by placed. Santa Claus has no- American Rescue Workers, Inc., an swho has i 1 committeo that he will at- organization with headquarters 1in 4in event as master of cere- Berlin, which, it is said, has been so- lciting funds from Hartford people. | According to the iInformation given out at the chamber, representatives of this organization have been ask- Improves Sidewalks Ber to has installed cem front of their pro on Miss Betty and Rhoda Pratt were tors in town yesterday. library will be open tomor- afternoon and evening for the 1 A Sale avenie, ing for tunds to carry on their work. | TR xchange of books, They have requested merchants es. TPt Of @ property owner om this pecially to contribute for Christn freck Lo Jfollow sihie [SRINi S0t the the new Ford car on display dinners and claimed that their 2ins _f"u’f"*;b' o0 it the Derlin Auto Sales.—advt. ganization maintains a home in B lin for charitable purposcs. In the report of Vice-president William H. ire husiness s ed a ction mor of 1 ant Santa Claus Uses Armored was p Corbin of the chamber to the state 'S Probable that the b Car in Deing His Work police department it is stated that °P Farminston avenue will b 1 Ringhamton, N. Y., Dec. 22 (P — one of its agents visited Berlin and 11 short time v fanta Clans used an armored car found no evidence that any helpful Complete Census S T ) A e f L et 0Tk |5 belng done! The stato highway depa RS s blotter lsmied by the society, COWEPleted its survey and cen il states that the organization is a non- o DU tocated on da i ; Superintendent §. sectarian one and is laboring for the o\ N e L of the County Humane widowed mothers and fatherless e < st entative, George children, preaching the gospel and Cr °F “‘nl”w‘d il eunds manufacturer, lifting up the fallen and working for to he distributed $4,260 in This is done by the God and humanity. Richard Jewell, Hietivay Lt 8§10 Tomorrow an ad- former captain of the Salvation Ar- '\'_”‘I s “" 60 will be handed ont my, is said to be the head of the or- : k] s for the aged and hospi- s concerning ance and will have a few prises in his pack. Decision Reserved Judge of Probate M. O not y real su Plainville News RED CROSS MONEY | i STILL COMING IN | Sexton, r ting ) dopted e the ‘( oiu the ju iction of the ‘\wvll court nd bated in N Britain. X' More Retm'ns Make PlAinville’s | Suarien simeer of - this. ton, e z | executor and chiet beneficiary hy the te: f @ last v n b Total More Satisfactory i torme ot e fact it contented his death and that the METHODIST SCHOOL PARTYS'-“&":,& e G 'Lh::‘ul Capparelli Case Tonight Children To Present Program 1o-| e case o0 otann Canoasallt morrow Night—Schools Close To- w' arged with assault upon Mrs. Mary | Vo - heard at o'clock morrow—No Decision On Slater | th M. O - C d two Will—Dusty Bowling—Bricfs, St ey the injurics With returns still coming in, the |Feceived by M {showing of the Plalnville branch of Mailing By Air he American Red Cross is now | Numerous Christmas cards and somewhat more satisfactory, but the en sent throngh the total amount received to date by post office for t sit by Chairman John E. Lamb is still well Postmaster i jsc 001 will be held in the { below the goal which he had set. | This The total today stood at $312.56, and ordinary one, final returns from the Standard sed his pa- | Steel & Bearings, Inc., have not yet | trons that to mail been made. cards and g estern and The Plainville branch has recei o them ar- led 1 $25 sustaining member, 2 {ve before Christmas If use is made contributing members, and 179 e department's aerial branch. annual members. In addition, n rate is 10 cents a half ou Funeral of Mrs The funeral of . Faton will be Eaton tributions, and th as now forwarded 5, mo 1d tor ow afternoon, with serv- small amounts. This factory expects | 1ces conducted by v. L. O. Mel- to complete its work this weck, and pastor of the Church of Ou \‘n‘ is hoped by Mr. Lamb that the viour, at that church at 2 o'clock “""l'y 36 total may be raised to about | Durial will be in West cemetery. | Baptist Church Exercises Christmas Party | The Christmas exercises of the The Christmas enteptainment of | Bapti ch will be held at 6 the Plainville M. E. church Sunday | o, church o'clock tomorrow even There will be a program by the var ous individual members and cl: 10« the school, and Santa Claus will There will by the Sunday school (G e Dusty ue Bowling W, L. 1t be a program be on hand to distribute gifts from 4 ;; a Christmas tree. The program will i1 be as follows: e Hymn—Hark, the Herald Ange 1 Slnzserie.s Congreg 15 2 Prayer ..... . Rev, A. A, Ball 11 a Welcome, Recitation Alfred Stewart 10 LlLlle Jack Horner, golo | Dorothy MacLeod recitation . Harold Lamb The American Le ad of the defeat ion t chng Place, Hymn, Away In a Manger ..... ... Beginners' Dept Sa v Hymn, It "Came Upon the Mid- {‘:’L‘.;,’,‘",?',"’ ,L.,‘fl'\’\ i n..',:.n;‘x e ... Congregation Dtired the third st A recitation { the losers had a bad night Helen Norton nan went well for the t’\ ake for Santa, reci- s0 The Bristol ss te: B Dorothy MacLeod g y, Sleep, duet Dorothy Sharples recitation tseveensase Ruth ish You All a “Merry Cl recitation. .. Five T ation of gifts. ...Santa Claur ‘hools Close Tomorrow d Dubois led The scores. Broch H. C. BAUM ist- The public schools will close at noon tomorrw. At the Proad and Linden street schools there wil be Christmas programs with the sing ing of carols in the grades, after which the children will enjoy Christ- mas parties. The out-of-town v tomorrow > holid Set teachers will afternoon to spend ¥$ at their homes hools will rcopen for the win- ter term on Tuesday, January 3. | Plainville Firemen Helped | In spite of stories, believed to have °n inspircd by inter-town jealous: that the Plainville chemical sq arrived at the sceme of the Oxley building fire in Sonthington earty crday “after the fire was under control,” the local fircmen respond- ed with early ald and were on the spot within half an hour of sounding of the first alarm. A Herald rep- Carucel entative who was at the scene of Hamilt To! the fire during the entira battie with Chapin +he flames says that Chief Edward W P. Prior and his men reached the Cavalier fire ahant midnight and aered valuable afd in eamboting it. Chier Totals Prior, thronzh his evnerience, wn Outlaws Ste ahle to make several enceestions for The Outlaw eotfing at the fire which were car ak of tha ke Eaters at Hart's ried out by the ‘S~nthingtan chief. #leys last . def them by B Time Promised 36 p Damon and Brunell wer Thalc Aoty condneted by NiBR.mien. The scores e Plainville Publie Fealth Nureine ol Outlaws ~renniatinon far the ehildren af needw ley .. lies will be held at 2 ,M. ¥ Damon .. tamorrow aftarncen fn the T.es i raems on Whiting strect. Numerons Baker ted {n he nres. | inta Claus will be in attend vornmsters ave exn: ent. ganization. Two months ago he und LTt 28 his wife and a daughter came to i s i ”1& .7 Berlin and bought a small farm on ST 0" TUR! \n\ AGER SR the Berlin turnplke about a mils ' W0 e ‘4’”“[:‘ i Mass, Dee. 22 () — | i north of the Meriden line. the e census men Al Shauno” Collins of this city. | : i I zanizat . ) ¢ Gl armerOhla 2 Boston Ameri- = hs}: ;;‘L’c‘gfid‘?‘:}‘m‘e‘: :_f‘;‘s’”:: the in the O e s T o Pt Chi e ’;::r"]:’;":"ir\::] :‘0 447 5 o > e er; ~an league outfic , has sign = flate ang hasvmo Hcense 1 (ST s oo Esuibition inage the Pittsfield baseball club P\Tqv RUTH MILLER s et Ul g e S gh“é“’ ';“‘(’"” ‘;;‘“al’[' anse The Berlin Auto Sales ¢ of the Bastern league. He succeeds and RALPH INCE in town plan commission Monday ave- | e obtained from the welfare depart- 00" a0 TS demon William C. Whitman of Philadel- AN :D” S the et nsaalan. | ment. Mrs. Arthur D, Chaffee, a LoonY and tomoriow is demon ne ‘HA\K\GH;\H‘]P b b bl e fel0 aReD O e e ent o < Closed bods job 1. Colling managed the Des Moines (OUR'GANG |on the bullding and_ veranda, lines Dubliopwelfare; qosllea fipon SANDEL 10 alveady a club of the Western league for the along Washington and Church strets. Sclectman George B. Carter on Aug- TOM MIX in “TUMBLING RIVER” In (he annual turkey award of the | American Legion . W. Hird receiv- | ed two birds while J. J. Graham, | | Beautiful Christn Co. got one Pompey w e at the High school tomorrow Masic will The be held this evening Methodist, and Advent churches. of New Bri‘ain avenu Realey reported to the New Britain police. Celery 10c at th sonable prices. For roomn set, ki gallon Glivert and Call Plal Erje, Pa., Dec. d-Buffalo air mail bound was forced to iles from noon or tor trouble. about t when it turned over in landing but sioners last evening when a commit- the pilot was not injured. tee consisting of Commissioner Wal- The pilot was sald to have been lace B. Crumb and City Engineer| the same aviator who made the fn- Carlton W. Buell was appointed to | flight on the lo-Cleve- | devise plans for changes of the road- oute last Saturday, when he way. d ad cather Changes in the bad condition 4 to complet trip w that junction, where the Soldi mishap. Today he took monument is located directly in the nail from his plane after the forced center of the interscction of those and Boston Bruins Recall i Player for Their Team c. 22 (A—Shorth, departure of sold yest n circuit for ed ou car ago after seve S g \«wfi/ s mean n y,, Dorothy N York an ow) of X large number have viewed the ma- last two seasons, winning the pen- or inform o | 178 A : A Zf‘rdfi,,',ndc;:fifi (,.,rd \[rr: mfiifu chine. A dem ator explaing in 1926 and finishing third in M. Garter said that L knew veryCl® iml shout the new model and little about them but he understood | M0t o0y 15 ol appearanc T that they had a maternity home for illegitimate children and that he vis- CloS¢lY Inspeet fhe motor and inside ited the place, feeling tuat in time | ©f the bods. these children might become public | e ShstinaS E : { charges. Later Mrs. Chaffee visited There will be y school Christmas excreises the Lerlin Co I chapel of ational church on o'clock. the captain and reported that Mrs. Jewell is evidently head of (he house. They were asked if they had sent an agent to collect funds in Middle- sex county without a license and ad- mitted that they had, it lIs said. They had appled for a license but it had been refused so they took the law into their own hands and con- | WELL, ANY CURISTMAS | SHOPPING IS ALL | DONE !! \WASNT TAAT QUICK alter a s his uncle, . Wilcox. Il at Hoeme a clerk at Giana and s confined to his home John Ha tinued their work, they said, accord- ‘1% @ of grip. ing to report. This agent collected J onight enough money to run the home for T INE Jfotcxionalv a year, it is said. Mus. Jewell, it is ey e of the Worth- said, stated that ell law enforce- WEAR S0 H«-w\in-mv:\(n“ ments in Connecticut amount to Hele | SRS ampnGalihe nothing and that if a bootlegger is able to continue at his trade, she 1‘ lic nv hul of the town 'J' t Berlin e, s il -ung of XMAS TRE At monthly m the Pick out your tree at ‘WRI Dook club 1d Tues ng at (next to Americ: i the home of Mrs. Georg: bnln r Co.) and get a good tree. Phone || Adolph le univeroity 652-3. | was tl took for his —Deliveries Free— subject and spoke at S llength upon the literature and folk TOTELL NE YOUVE | |Ape NDLES? SPENT YooR ety | 'L oo ore EIGXT DOLLARS \WHAT DID You NES-T SPENT ENERY BUV? WHERE BIT OF 1T, PoP-You - SHOLLD SEE mE THINGS L I DON'T SEE Yo BRINGING AW,CMON AND TELL ME, 7AG.! 1 WONT TELL ANYBODY: CROSS A KEART I n lrhn.lrml regular prayer meetings will 1e automobile of Charles Realey Economy.—advt. as gltts at rea- | 1. J. Birnbaum—adv. Sale—Bedroom Barker oil tank. | lle.—advt. i« 'Cleveland to Buffalo Air Mail Plane Lands 1ccot The ship was damaged propeller and tail section brought it it was placed on a frain. rday to Torc gton ague team. and amateur hocke ill play his last game for £ the Boston are out for a and the Trumbull Elec- each. il conduct a Bristol News is spending iys with her parents, Gov- . Mrs. John H. Trumbull of Farmington avenue. at the Baptist, Christian | e was stolen in afternoon, set, { (—A Cleve- i Steps toward the {the dangerous traffic condition at the junction of the Memorial boulevard and Mellen street where traffic ac- DANGEROUS CORNER MAY BE IPROVED Bonlevard and Mellen Street Junction Protection CHANGES ARE T0 BE MADE Committee Named to Take Up Mat- ter — Trolley Car on Fire — Bank Holds Christmas Party — FElk harity Program—Brief Items. elimination plane west- | cidents have taken place with regu- land at Nagle lar frequency during the past sever: here late yes- | years re some of the t of mo- dents ended in we to Erie, two pect Jim Herb recalled Le- |the from the duty with the Har- | t to the Eagles | ral seasons of the ama lathle if(‘r A | | can ing tot wou will ory | who and Mell ably X No. fire the g, Fla we) of Ne (be- [ ¢ en com 1ssell ey bank the and and ed o oy t | ente: | i ( PR ! I CANT TELL, FRECKLES'! \T'S A SURPRISE| ~\NAIT UNTIL CHRISTMAS AORNING ' A a definit s at that intersection Th er the called out Squad A delay The fire called out yesterday afternoon to | extinguish a The annual The floor of room was cleared of the usual deske » regular w meet- board of park commis- n a of st s and where there is a vast amount of through traffic, have been talke d of for some time. It is ex- ed that the committee will make report on proposed chang- at the next of the park board ting Due to the fact that the Memorial | boulevard is a parkway in spite of fact that there is as much traff! 8 over it as any other street {n Bris- of the Canadian- | tol, the board of park commissioners have jurisdiction of the situation. Petition for Boxing Bouts e Maple Ends Athletic club and West Ends Athletic club, in a [ joint petition presented to the park | Iboard last evening, asked that the Muzzy athletic field be rented one [night each week from | October of next year for the purpose | ot holding boxing bouts. ! organizations plan to hold the bouts jointly and to put on a first class| June until These two teur card each evening. In view lof the fact that the Park Athletic | {club held boxing houts at the Muzzy ! tic field, the petition was tabled further investigation. Legion Opposes Station petition opposing the establish- | I ment of additional gasoline smuons‘ on the Memorial boulevard was re- ceived from Seicheprey post. Ameri- | Legion, at the park board meet- last night. The petition stated { |that the granting of permission for |additional gasoline |damage the memorfal would which stations oaks he fact that some of these oaks ild have to be removed to provide to the stations. This poil the symmetry of the trees, le expense to the city in mem-, of those Bristol ex-servicemen died while in the service. Grading Work Stopped | Commissioner Crumb of the hoard | |of park commissioners stated last. ‘s\,enlng that as a member of the committee having the work in 'charge, he had stopped the grading the leveling work which is being done on the memorial park east of en street. This work will prob- be resumed in the spring when weather conditions permit and when final plans are perfected. ‘Trolley Car on Fire trolley car in a long string of extras which were being run to car-| ry workers to the caught fire at the corner on North Main and Main streets at 6:50 this local factories, Considerable excitemant led for a time and a box 1 was sounded from the box railroad bridge, which re Company The 1 and Fire Company No. 2. cn made quick and conditions were quickly restored to normal with only a slight ¥y to trolley traffic. department was also grass fire on Judd; t Tolds Christmas Party Christmas party and | riainment of the Bristol Trust | ki v for those employed by that tion, the officers, directors members of their families ing. The entire interior of the| < was apropriately decorated for | occasion fn Christmas with electrical effects. the main banking green: was waxed for dancing. An en- tertainment was held which consist- f the singing of Christmas carols he Bankers Chorus, vocal solos, Itles and games. Following the rtainment, refreshments were ot! work of the| served with Hayes catering and the evening was concluded with dane- ing, music for which was provided by special orchestra. Carriers Loaded With Mall The heaviest load of mail of the present Christmas rush awaited the mail carriers when they reported for work this morning. With the heavi- est first class mail handled so far, it was not until 10 o'clock that th: carriers got their malil sorted so that they could leave the post office. The usual morning deliveries were not completed until this afternoon and as a result the carriers were only able to cover their routes partially on the afternoon delivery. There was a falling off of parcel post material dispatched from the local post office yesterday, although the volume of this mail still con- tinues to run high. The incoming | parcel post material today is about the same as it was yesterday and it is belleved that the peak in this class of mail matter handling has been reached. Act on Charity Program Final action upon the plans made for the Christmas charity program of the Bristol Lodge of Elks will be acted upon at the regular meeting of the lodge to be held in the Elks club this evening. A special commit- tec has made special arrangements for the nsual Christmas program of the lodge. At tonight's meeting the degree will also be conferred upon a class of candidates and several applications will be acted upon. To Play Alumn{ The annual basketball game be- tween the Bristol High school and the Bristol High school alumnt s teams will be played at the High school gymnasium tomorrow night. The alumni team will be composed of several former high school play- ers, some of whom are now on eol- lege teams. A preliminary game will be play- ed between two High school second teams. Following the games, dsaeing will be held. The alumni game will be attended by a large number of college students home for the hristmas vacation. MAPLE HILL NEWS Mr. and Mre. Willlam Fitzell gave a dinner and bridge party for the members of the Thursday Evening | Bridge club and their guests last | Saturday evening at thelr home on Robbins avenue. The house was at- tractively decorated {n red and green. The prizes were awarded te Mrs. R. B. Doane, Mrs. Theodore. |C. Wallen, Mra. Willlam Allen, B. J. Hubert, J. H. Latham, and R, B. Doane. | | Jonathan and Steven Hart return- ed last evening from Tabor Academy on Buzzard's Bay to spend the Christmas recess with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hart of Thompson etreet. Miss Ruth Allen Latham has re- turned from Sea Pines, Cape Cod, to spend the Christmas vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. |nad been planted the entire length | Latham of Theodore street. of the boulevard from Fenn street | %o the lower end of the street, due| Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Hare of Pittsfleld, Mass. and Miss Helen Hare of New York, formerly of Maple Hill, will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hollings of Newin, | which were planted at some consid- | | ton Center over the holldays, Robert Hine, son of Mr. and Mre. William Hine of Maple Hill avenue, is home from Detroit, Mich., for the Christmas holidays. | Miss Agnes Hitchcock, a student at Boston College is spending the Christmas recess with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hitchcock of { Sequin street. | Robert Lienhard, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lienhard, has returned | trom the Yale school of architscture | to spend the holidays at his home on | Golt street. PORTO RICO WANTS LINDY TOO San Juan, Porto Rico, Dec. 33 (P ——The peopls of Porto Riro want Colonel Lindbergh to visit them too. Governor Towner today cabled Colonel Lindbergh as tollows: 1,600,000 American citizens tn- vite you to visit our island terrl- tory on your return trip or any other time you can arrange.” HUNT INSANE YOUTH Brunswick, Me, Dec. 22 (P—The | Maine adjutant general's depert- {ment last night ordered & company of the state militia to join today in |the search for Raymond Petit, 30 |vear old crippled and insane youth |who fled Into the woods near here | yesterday after wounding his n!lcr and mother with a shotgun. | Seelng through walls is posstble was held in the bank building 1ast{ wiyy nifra.red rays, a recent diseor- ery by a Scottish ineventor. 666 s a Prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, i Bilious Fever and Malaria. It Kills the germs. By BLOSSER CHRISTMAS CANT COME In OO QUICK. FOR ME AOW = Z \WONDER WHAT SANDY CLALS WL MEANTINE || “8p)06 e 22 = OSCAR = JAAS DONE HIS SMOPPING WITA FOUR CENYTS LEFT|