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With Each Passing Week Our Wednesday Aisle Specials Are More Pronounced in Quality and Value Men's Pajamas $1.00 set Broadcloth and cotton pongee, rayon frog trim, Rayon Bloomers 75¢ pr. For women, cut full white and nile, Kid Gloves $1.93 pr. Odds and ends in colors, special clean- up, price $1.98 pair. Costume Slips $1.79 ea. Made of silk pongee, (Second floor). Berlin News DEATHS FALL OFF AND 50 DO BIRTHS Yital. Statistics Show Decline for Past Winter FEWER MARRIAGES ALSO Secssion of Derlin Town Court This Evening—Annual Mecting of Ber- lin Mcu's Bible Class—Hearing on Hall Istate—Other Items. There was an unusually large drop in the percentage of deaths, births and marriages during the past win- ter months in comparison to last year, according to the vital statistics recorded at the town clerk’s office. ! This can be partly explained by the mildness of the weather during the past winter. In the winter months last year, running tfrom October to April, 23 ,deaths occurred among the residents in Berlin while this winter the total of deaths amounted to 13, a differ- ence of 10. Most of the deaths dur- ing the past winter were among the aged people. Marriages were very few this win- ter in comparison to last winter. last winter 25 couples were united in wedlock while during the past winter only 11 couples were mar- ried. This {8 a difference of 14 and is considered a large drop to take place in the space of one year. The greatest difference took place in the number of births. Last win- ter 56 babies were born to residcnts of the town while this year only 33 births were recorded at the town clerk’s office, a difference of 23. During both winter seasons Octo- ber provel to be the faverite month for marriages, nine couples being married during that month fast winter and five couples this year. November took the greatest toll in deaths during both winters, seven last scazon and four this winter. The largest number of births last winter occurred in December, a to- tal of 11, and in January this win- ter, with 13. Whist Parties Tomorrow The Tabs will resume their week- ly whist parties tomorrow evening at the Tabs hall in Kensington. There was no party last week on ac- count of Holy Week. Prizes will be awarded the winners in both the men's and women’s games. The general public is invited. A meeting of the Wednesday night whist club will be held tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. Jessie ‘Whearty of Brook street, New Brit. ain. Prizes will be awarded the ‘winners and refreshments served. Court This Evening There will be a session of the Ber- lin town court this evening. Judge George G. Griswold will preside. The following cases will be among those that will come up for dis- posal: Fred Spindler, New Britain, accused of operating a car under the influence of liquor; Andrew Maletta, New Dritain, breach of peace charge; Henry Mickowski, New Britain, accused of violation of the rules of the road and no registra. tion and Charles B. Trobel. breach of peace and drunkenness charges. Meeting Tomorrow A meeting of the W. H. M. 8. of the Kensington Mecthodist church will be held at home of Mrs. Charles Bradbury tomorrow after- noon at 2:30 o'clock. All member are invited to attend. There will be no more meetings of the Junior league of the Kens- - Women's Hosiery w pp LW DY Plainville News WATER COMMITTEE Next Tuesday Night Ex-Captain, Plainville Dies—Temco Bowling The committee of three author. ized by the voters to investigate the necessity for increased water rates will report at a special town meet- ing to be held in the high school auditorjum on Tuesday ITAIN pAaIL. WILL MAKE REPORT Special Town Meeting Called for CONCERT OF GLEE CLUBS Harry Olmstead to Assist Students—— Junior Prom Committce Named— Native, April 17, at 8 o'clock. The call for will meet at 8 o'clock in Odd Fel- lows® hall. The first degree will be worked by the famous Pythian de- gree team on a large class of can- didates. Al Knights of Pythias are invited to attend. Pythian Temple, No. 29, I. Y., will Told a regular meeting in Odd Fel- lows' hall “tomorfow cvening. All members are roguested to be present Pastor’s Son Homored Marshall A. Kendrick, son of Rev- Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Kendrick, is one of nine students at Conneeticut Agri- cuitural college who have been elected to the Connectleut state chapter of Pi Kappa Delta National Honorary Forensic fraternity He is also a member of the Pi Alpha Pi fraternity. Martha Circle Soctal Martha Sowing circle will hold a public social and card party at 2 o'clock tomiorrow afternoon at the Batpist Church Notes The Woman's Missionary seciety of the Baptist church will meet at the home of Mrs. H. A- Temple on Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The junior choir will hold a re- 1 evening, hearsal at the home of Mrs. A. W. Thursday | Thomascn ut 4 o'clock home of Mrs. Wallace Beach on | | Linden strect. The gencral public is invited. ULSDAY, APRIL 10, 1928. _Bt:t:stol News ROYAL WELCOME IS ACCORDED PLAYERS {Automobile Escort Meets Bas- ketball Team at Berlin REGEPTION IN AFTERNOON Long Court Sossion—Autoists Have Narrow Escape—HKaceys Anni- versari—Red Mew's Meeting— Other News Notes of Interest. Received | onquering heroes jthe Bristol ligh school basketball squad arrived back home oin Chi- cago today w out added fime but | satisfied 1} | account of ¢ g 1 give ir abi state lin the city at ! which they visited {ball tournament last The Bristol high school basket- ball team, state champions, arrived s o'clock this from Washington, D. C., on their way home from Chicage where they participated in the natfonal Lasket- presented a check giving & local 10+ bacco concern as evidence. o off- set this Attorney Plerce presented two bills for an amount similar to that appearing on the check and which were for goods received prior to the sale of the business. Chiet Ernest T. Belden testified as | to the reputation of the place, say- ing that numerous complaints had been received by him: He also stat- ed that an agent of the police had visited the place following one of the vice squad’s visits and that li- quor had been sold to the party in question at 50 cents a glass. Today marked the third appear- ance of Mastrobounie before the local court for violation of the M- quor law. His first conviction was on March 19, 1927, at which time he was fined $200 and costs. His eec- ond appearance was on October 1, 1 Wwhen he was fined $200 and costs and given a suspended jail sen- {tence of six_months. morning It is also understood that a parade is being planned for this evening by members of the student body. Puncral of Former Resident The funeral of Rollin R. Bird, 65, a former resident of Forestville, who died Suturday at his home in Water- bury, was held at the Alderson funeral home in Waterbury at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Burial took place at 3:3) o'clock today in the Porestville cemetery, Mr. Bird is survived by two sons, J. Douglas of Merchantsville, N. J., 1 Arthur C. Bird of Dristol; also by onc sister, Miss Eleanor Bird of this city and five grandsons. Red Men's Meeting A mecting of Compounce Tribe, 1.1 Judgs Malone In meting out the ©- 1t AL, will be held at § o'clock | $500 fine this morning stated that in this cvening in the wigwam on|the event another complaint was re- Prospect. street. The hunters and|ccived in connection with the sale of warriors degree will be conferred on 4 class of braves. Magmolia Rebekah Lodge Magnolia Rebekah lodge will meet t 8 o'clock this evening. The de- liquor in the Cen‘er street address, { he would do everything in his power | to see that the pltce was padlocked. In the event Mastrobounie’s fine iis paid during the week, the Jail $I |5 pl’ nficrnoon. Al members are urged | Champions were met 1 Berlin by a | gree will be conferred on & class of | senionce will not be effective. Judg- . . this meeting was jssucd today by the |10 be present. corps of automobiles, loud candidates. ment in the case of Onofrio was also i- ice weil 0 © committce has been meeting | meeting will be held at 7:45 oclgek | COIANIed the b 4 o ek nolno and Mastrobounis. ajy semi-service weight, value to $2. TElany s e ,‘_hmdiy olnit fidhoic ”. The entire school body was on 1 at § oclock this eventng In the | iborty under boads of $1.000. Plainville Water Co. officlals and e e hand lo Eroatha members Wi |Gl coutt room | Bipnt .xcrxcgms t: 4 ? 2 now has its findin, > Were put ou e < quest e state convention the first wee . Women's Handkerchiefs ene oombriag 00 Te0ar| A cancus. ot democratie electora | o abiboi oL S ehied [1 A ay willihs Slecias. Married Less Than Year mendatlons completed to such 80 [will be held at § oclock tonight in | hony ¥ ¢ . ~ . I extent that it has been able 10 Sct |the town hall for the purpose of | et (irdas Fire i Couple Commit Suicide C ea. & date for its report. This has not |elncting delegates to the demacratyy| .. 70 lines Jereitors hi d A was m!nlr out Monday| yancaster, Pa. April 10 (UP)— 3 3 . i yet been whipped into its final form, |sjate convention in Hartf ithe individua player e ternoon for a grass fire on CUrtiss | Nfarrieq less than a year, Earl R. in pink, peach, White or colored with scalloped edge, howover, and the committee s with' |month. The town ® cemmiter 1| tAr0uER school cherr ot which Jor a time threatencd | potors 10, and his wite, Miriam, 23, | lace embroidered corner. holding its contents from publication | anxio = Another celebratic iven | some nearby bulldings. The Dblazq endog their Jives in thelr-new hems us to have 2 good turnout of o . | i until the report is in its ultimate |yarty men in stten e, am o the s iailosium fiwas cxtinguished with ehemicals | oo by ppening all.of the was fits Drases Thakes The Batuie AL I hoietore Temco Bowling R -‘th" T v in New Britain {10 the kiicheo stove They. wers unknown at the present time. Th s Jisuperintendent. uof A1 oty Machines in New ’ tound clasped in one another's arms. Jcl‘sey The committes was sppointed by |i1s \;_:5(;{;;nz?("t:t;‘:||1‘§ J)r‘:‘gr"x: ;t‘):ll"::‘luxrh»: (Coach Thovias Monaghan | Ac b the request of First | M et 0 St O ot ther $I 95 ea the selectmen upon the authoriza- || o e D el and Athletic Dircetor Sam Jo ]\‘[‘m. y\;‘\uu.& W l:l\\'}'rr“’rg _\c\lv-w buried in “rough boxes without i . . tion of & apeclal town meeting on | made by Morrill, Sitvorio. (o Ge | "% ritain, Mayor W. Raymond Crumb | fowers se the meney can be umed b WD , 8 o] . fe . 1 1 I v h e | i o et March 12. Its naming had been |g, ol e L, Have Narpow 3 has loaned 1o that eity the 1We|ror hotter purposes” The note, e ztplleec?. for fir:‘u,Sand 10 years, cow. atke by ihe el e R ;r;‘_d:-"_r}i‘f‘:‘\orde.“p g B e e voting machines of the second VOtng | gyeneq by the husband also directed v style. (Second floor). der that it might increase ita rentals g : | Philip Duchaine of Waterbury had | district in Forestville, These are | £t aytney hospand 2120 directed - o Otrowis Teath | being used today in New Britain's | (124 @il furni with the cooperation of the towns- 3 5 _ a narrow cscape m death or seri- | being use ew B credit houses from which it had i C G people, The members are Charles ;ll'ell’ll;old :; “-:zs;am injury carly Just night when the | city election. been obtained, #: —266 | automobile 1eft t Court Cases { repe Gowns g;mf”:;:‘l;;n:;;‘;’";zfl_ Cornelius 1o rpy 55 Tl strect and plunged down | Tn a court which lasted an hour P Angell of Yale I 85¢ ea Gloe Club Concert Lemeris - 88 S1OppINg at the water's edge of the | this morning, Harry Mastrobounie, | PT€S. Angell of e Is . g The annual glee club concert of | oy e Peauabuck river. T car in ifs | charged with keeping liquor with In Favor of Hoover sizes 84 to 44, Also muslin and voile, in white and the Plainville high school will take| ° Shdetla s plungs down the incline turned ever |Intent to_sol and reputation. was| New York, April 10 (UP)—The ™ iy . , D g and the occupants were released by faced with the alternative of paying No ¥ t oover-for-presi- colors. (Second floor). r;:’h’;;;:’“:’(:“’3;”:fxd‘l:°:|“,’n‘;f°°';;‘; ‘(“:I:'l'fr!:l 5 ]5\: 91— residents of m;] i<hborhood who | 8500 and costs this week by Judge ! :.»n:: 2:::“):‘1& a’nin:u:cod ‘t’oday program will be introduced by o, 5 Jiward the crash. Mys. Raoul Dave-| William J. Malone or paying the | that President James B. Angell of Gounod’s "Romaine,” played by the ;":;‘”‘" 99 (uy of Stafford avenue received a|same fine next week and Serving | yaje university had endorsed the violin ensemble. The combined glee 4 SEiy paa cut over dir 1yc and suffcred | three months in jail. To enable the presidential candidacy of the secre- Tl T mang e Bl ot ae ) B SR BTy i oy It B e e e R e fttee sington Methodlst church until fur-| Rehearsals are now bel Jlary's as their first number. Fol- L T o - | Ina telegram to the comm! {Finkion et 0) Sk B R eld ton e Volts Suathie inoh bl anth. The case of Antonio| yeagquarters here, Dr. Angell said: . songs by the separate clubs. e riub 90 93 o I DASEELEOIE i) Onofrio, charged also wi eeping “If nominated and elected—and Th:nn.maalmfi?nrm . th:;:pg::;l«:yblgl;o:{“;:r ph;:'a::;; Harts Ol T b %30l ine & ,'L'(L:"“fi_m " ,‘ injury. Mrs. Da 1o 1y Prjand reputation, was also continued | 1o ghould be elected if nominated— mee of the Berlin g k) 5 Ha 2 daughter were aftended by Dr. P. | until the same date, 2 : axide Mena EIe b M"‘be held Wed. | Yesterday afternoon, the eccasion . :mug :{f st:;l“o&q Al; ::me who h:\'\lc \:\A] Dionne . :; 50 A e :.\'vwlflnzln\;h‘:‘;;» SEen bt “;;o.;hou‘.dlihmlmui:‘x;u!l::n:h: r:l;n . § = eard Mr. Olmstead sing are greatly | Silverio ... 107 110 i i ] whose en 3 i nesday evening at the Worthington |08 her birthday, Friends were ] r homes wi their ijuries st witness called to the stand by % : anticipating this part of the pro- —— . i o 5 8 Y | ceding years would be of direct and Community house. Officers and com- | Present from Springfield, Hartford, i P d as painful but not| prosceuting Attorney James T i Sew ; am. : AN E) 4 . v value is dealing with our mittees or tho coming year will ba | New Britaln and Middivtown. * Mra €12 oo i e s o | Mafhier. testified that at noon April | Saye vAe 10 bie dealing with our clected and plans for the year dis. | N¢1S0n was presented with a beaut!. 4 Sl According fo Duchalne, who is & 5tn, he, in company with Officors| "*HOR Sy ity t cusecd. Pardon C. Rickey, vice pres- | fu! Hartz mountain canary with cage [ ©0me In the last number, a cantata, €. Griffin ...... 87 120 r to Mrs. Davelly, + Thompeen and Jomen | that we may have the opportunity to Aped. 3 ) E “Columbus,” sung by the combined Reicker ....... 94 ¢ Ko e m Thon n PR | vote for him ident of the Commercial Trust com. | 214 Standards and a beautiful bunch 5 L the turn from Fro visited Harry’s Smoke Shop : ? red roses. Whist was enjoyed | Elee clubs and assisted by Mr. Olm- M. Hart . LLIEE [street into Presion stroct wh S = pany, will give an address on his | © - f g 5 Granter 101 86 45 Center street, where they . PLnt fely el ot (AU mambers| SYERE o) etlermath, ke fpuise £ TS Dnsblng il Valionithe o Dreniaele v i1 e el Bhoun ko Bis ArINg | ound both Mastrobounte and ono. | Padlock Liquor Campaign {are asked to be prescnt. TR Clork s met o b e e Totals 360 352 S R L [thetio: | irio. Atter presenting the warrants| To Be Started With Vim | pWVidening Process Completed | Dby The prize winhers for reg- Junior Prom May 18 the car had left tho. i wtarte | 0 both men for their perusal. Mas- | Washington, April 10 (UP)—Pro- | The work of widening the brook ular whist were Mrs. Edward Kahms| May 1S has been set as the date | AR | trobounie’s person was searched an. hibition Commissioner Doran an- j3t the slte of the new Farmington (ang Mrs. Alec Willlams in a tie for |Of the High school junior prom.|Greener a2 Ing throveh | & fuart hottle of Scoteh whiskey was | nounced today federal dry forces will javenue bridge has been completed ffirst ang Mra, Robert Stevenson sec.. | Ruth Lewis fs chalrman of the prom | Robideaux 86 285 | car was badly day *|removed from s pocket. An|start a padlock campaign against eity and the bed of the brook s NOW |ond award. A buffet lunch was serv. committee, which als comprises | Seymour STl To Observe Aunivcrsary finoal \0F tha contents shewad it liquor law violators. from 50 to 20 feet wide. This|ed. Mrs. Nelson proved a most en- | Belty Brastow, Abble Usher, Martin | McGibbon 88 102201} poios Council, Knlghts of Colum. | !t Was S0 proof, according to the! A United States supreme court de- widening of the krook was done 80 | tortaining hostess. Conlin, and Carl Peterson. This is 't 3761087 | PUS Wil observe its 42nd anniver. | STECANUS statement. Jeglinsk! also | cision yesterday which upheld the that thete would be no danger of the | Tne weekly prayer meeting of the | the second affair of this sort In the| Totals B4 ST61057 Laary in the club rooms on North | Ftted that four hottles of beer were | validity of the padlock procedure brook everflowing the new highway | Yethodist church will be omitted to. | 5chool's history for the simple reason " Main street on n Thursins cve £3200 and the contents of these. | was called by Doran ~prohibition's during the rainy seasons. The con- [ morrow night. that this is the second year there [Powers 97, 05280 April 12th. I spraker of | When analyzed, showed an aleoholic | greatest victory this year.” struction company is now busy pav-| The members of the Social Guild | h28 been a junior class in the school. | Johnson ffl 2 J’"“’ evening will be Attorne _ | content of four per cent. Testifying Dorun explained the new padlock Ing the road on both sides of the lenjoyed a banquet at the Killing. | Plans are for one of the outstanding ' Stocking 18 SO0l min M. Molden of B further, the sergeant stated that on | campaign will be specded up, as the bridge. One way traffic rules are/worth Inn last cvening. The trip |CVents of the year, with exceptional|Smith 105 past grand knight of the loc: .| the night of March 15th, he and | (ecision removed hesitancy previous- atill in force at the bridge. was made by motor. (muslc and lavish decorations. Stephen Lainbert, Richard Lambert, | Officet Thompson had secreted | 1y among some authorities who were Notices of Meeting No Commission Meeting Totals .... Joseph L. MacDonald, Philip Leary | [ReMsclves on the second floor of | not always certaln of their ground. A meshicer e K““m‘hu e ORDERED DISSOLVED The town plan commission omitted = {and Willlam large comprisa the | he new armory building, now in | He said fhe padlock process works or of the Kensington Methodist| Tokyo, April 10 P—The xovermj"‘ scheduled meeting of last eve- ] Watts £ 7o | COMunittee In charge of arrange- | PTOCess of construction and which is | well in the cities, while sending vio- church will be held this e}.emn‘ at | ment today ordered the dissolution | MN€- The HAD u‘f Canal street, -:_lowll:m"ns' 1:; 100 72270 e !lom('r:l only a few feet away from | lators to jail is the best method in 6:30 o'clock at the church. of the Ronoto, an extremist political {*hich would have heen the princi- B % There are but four eharter mem. | the Smoke Shop. While there they | rural communitics. organization, and two other extrem. | Pal subject of dlscun.lon. had not | Hearly .9 bers now lvin They are Post- | Noticed several customers enter and = 5 G There will be no meeting of the ist organizations. The action was|DeeD completed, and there was no | Livingston master James Holden of Forest- | these were served by Mastrobounie TOLD TO BACK HOOVER Women's Ald saclety of the Berlin taken on the ground that they men- | °Ner business important enough to Richard Hurray of Providence, | in the back room, according to the Honolulu, T. H., April 10 (UP)— Congregational church tomorrow. aced security and order, warrant holding a session. Totals ..... . Fran' Emmet of this city and | t*stimony. The place was also visit- | “Vote for Herbert Hodver as long as Returns to Work Tho dissolution of the Ronoto will Dies In New Haven ) Michacl R. Kilduft of Hartford, | ed on March 19, 21, 22, 23 and 26, [ his name is in nomination at the John Marsilie, clerk at the bag- vhicl Captain Raymond B. Barnes, ' Galaise School Superintendent to Spea | accorling to the officer, but no li- | national convention at Kansas City." not affect the two members which D peak : gage station, has returned to his that party elected to the diet in the f?rmer commander of the noted W. Diunne Fred D. Wish, Jr., superintendent | 110F was found, That was the {nstruction given two work after a week's absence due 10 | .o slection. New Haven Grays and a native of Broadwell of schools of the city of Hartford,| Officer William Thompson testl- | delegates named at the territorlal llness. ‘P‘lnln\'lllo. qlea in Grace l.m.lmml, Edwards wil. be the speaker at a m ing of | fled that he had been with Sergeant | republican convention here yester- Benefit Whist New Haven, yesterday. He was born the Federal Hill Parent-Teacher ‘,s‘ifjnglin\l\l on the dates in question | day. Over 230 people from this town in this city 36 years ago, the son of | Totals | sociation at § o'clock this evening in [and the evidence presented by him| James P. Winne, national eom- and New Britain jammed their way . ~ Mr. and Mrs. Martin Van ':'""’ = the school anditorium. Mr. Wish | corroborated that presented by his | mitteeman succeeding Robert W. into Lloyd's hall last evening to at- ecia O QA |Dornes but went to West Ilaven | Will take for his subject, “The Kind | superior. He also stated that he had | Shingle and Princess Kawananakon, tend the benefit card party given while still an _|num1.‘ He was a:“v_ne SPECIAL TOWN MEETING {of Parents I Wish My Scholars to | received a complaint from a mem- | renamed national committeewoman, under the auspices of the women of m‘] transportation and e cuon{ _ The Legal Voters of the Town of | Have,” | ber of the Women's Christian Tem. | are the delegates. 8t. Paul's parish for the benefit of il bl il 10204 o] Dlainville are hercin notified and | Tonight's mecting will be the last | perance Union, along with numerous ———— jthe organ fund. It proved to be the ."";“‘," ‘:’, "‘"“hm’] shocked ana | VAFDER that a Epecial Town Meet-[of the association nntil fall, | others. Officer Strup’s testimony| Many houschoats on famed Loch mont successful soclal event held J:;’_‘;:’ fi:;“dmh-“;_ Gue o com. | D5 Will be held in the Auditorium of Dranken Driver Fined { was similar to that of his brother | l.omond were submerged during re- this season. Those in attendance proved to be very enthusiastic and a pleasant evening was passed by all. Good feeling ran righ and keen competition took place in the whist, bridge and setback games. Over 25 prizes, donated by various people in the community, were awarded to the winners of the games by George Bulllvan. A large sewing cabinet, one of the main prizes, was won by Mrs. James McQueeney. John Carbo was awarded a specfal made cake. The committee in charge of ths | affair was Miss Ruth Warren and Misses Bertha and Catherine Ryan. | They were greatly aided by a num- | ber of women of the pasish and they wish to thank them for their un- tiring work and cooperation in aid- |ing to make the affair & success. | The committee alzo wiahes to thank all those who contributed gifts for their kind generosity and the en- tire community for {ts wonderful | support. East Berlin Jtems Mrs. Bernard Derenthal and Daughter of Springfield, are the Euests of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Holi- £an of Main street. Members and friends of the Com- munity club will enjoy a supper in the Community banquet hal] tomor- row evening. The social committee have in addition to the supper, plan- ned an entertainment program of several acts. A cartoonist will appear on the program as will several musical numbers. The supper will be served at 7 o'clock. Children to attend must accompany thelr par- ents. Arrangements have been made to accommodate 128. Mrs. James Hofber of Middletown called upon relatives in town yester- day. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nickerson of New Jersey are the guests of A. A. North and family. The Knights of Pythias will meet this evening at 8 o'clock in Come muntty hall Charles Lee Burgreen is confined to his home with the chicken pox. The Fife and Drum corps will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock in Coemmunity hall basement. The annual school entertainment by the pupils of the Hubbard school will be held the last part of April. (plications following an appendicttis loperation. He is survived by his | parents, his wife, three children, two {brothers, and four sisters. Funeral land burial will be held in West Haven on Thursday. Pythians To Entertain Oliver Woodhonse Lodge, No. 51, K. of P., of Colchester will visit Pythian Lodge, No. 47 here on Fri- P\ Telephone! ¥ ) That's the best way to makesurc |44y evenins, when the local lodge yw'etThel"voovgton these special terms, lnunfi only a limited time. Liberal allow- | sT ancefor yauroldcleaner. Two | models. Both have “Positive Agitation.” “PLAINVILLE® TONIGHT ! ADOLPHE MENJOU & ‘ SERENADE” 2 6 v Spring & Buckley | SERENADE 1195 CHEROR Sy RALPH INCE & “CHICAGO AFTER MIDNIGHT” See This the East Street High School of said town, on Tuesday evening, April 17th, 1928, at 8 o'clock, for the fol- lowing purpose: To hear and to act upon the Re- | port and recommendations of the | Committee of Three.appointed by the | Board of Sclectmen to confer with | a Committee of Three representing the Plainville Water Company and to examine the books and accounts of said Plainville Water Company o determine the necessity for in- creased water ratgs. Said Commit- tea of Three having been appointed by the Board of Selectmen in ac- cordance with voto taken at Spectal Town Meeting held on March bth, 1928, Also to transact any other business proper to come before sald mecting. (Signed) JAMES SIMPSON WAL DOWNHAM Wadislaw Muzanows! avenue, Terryville the city court to of 23 De h was fined $100 in | 1 Judge Wil- | llam J. Malone on a charge st ville sho 5:30 p.om. yes terday, resulted in his undoing. .\n} autoist, notfcing his zlgragging course, managed to pass him and | imparted the information to Traffic Officer James McNamee of Forest- | ville. The officer halted the man | and seeing that he had heen drink- ing, drove him to police headquar- ters where he was examined by Dr. B. B. Robbins, who pronounced him under the influcnce of liquor. Mazanowski, who is employed at a Plainvill: factory, informed the | WINFIELD LOOMIS Board of Selectmen. Dated at Plainville, Conngcticut, on April 10, 1928, IT DOESNT Look. LIKE A PLACE WHERE WILD ANIMALS LIVE= GEE, L'D LATE To DROP RIGHT STRAIGAT court that after leaving work he | had had two bottles of beer but that he was not drunk. The court dis- agreed and the fine resulted Basketball Team Returns officers, although he informed court that upon entering the store of op- | containing the bottle | that he bad no [ was till the owner of the place and the | cent gales and rains in Scotland. on April 5 he noticed the package in .\hlsrro-x . erating a motor vehicle while under | bounie's pocket, lt Tol tme the influence of or. Mastrobounis, when questioned by 4 Mazanowski's failure to adhere to | his counsel, Noble . Pierce, stated s a straight coursc while driving west- | that he had purch the bottle of | . P Py erly. on AMain strect, Forest- | liquor for an Easter party which was| USe Zemo, Healing Liquid to he hield at his home. He averred rest in the place, saving that he had transferred it by bill of sale to Onofrio cither Octo- her 2 When questioned re- There is one safe dependable treatment for the itching torture of ema. The first application eof mo usually stops itching and gives relief. It will help rid the skin of Pimples, Rashes, Blotches, Blem- ishes and similar annoying skin irri- tations, You will be surprised how quickly skin trouble will react to this clean, antiseptic, soothing liquid. Easy to apply at any time. 3 60c and $1.00, 2 or 8 rding a statement made hy him on | the day of the raid to the effect that the officers had planted the haquor on him, he replied that he may have made such a remark be- cause of his excitement. His state- ment that the liquor was for an Yaster’ party was corroborated by Prosecuting Attorney Mather con- tended that, while a bill of sale had ictnally passed between Mastro- bounie and Onofrio, Mastrobounie Here We Are! v SEE SOME WILD )} M\MAS,UMifi { JUST WAIT=YOU € MIGUT SEE SOME PRETTY SCON-WE'RE GOING TO MAKE A LANDING . ANOW. S TUERE'SEE?A Bie CAT!! A BEAUTIRUL SPECIMAN OF FELIS #

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