New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1928, Page 7

er recas{ Fair much deratq York: south. nesday thun- Broii Store Will Close at 12 Wednesday to September 5 Inclusive ‘OUR SEMIANNUAL SALE s opping Center: source of the disease is attributed t0 raw milk which has become fected with bacteria. The disease is highly contagious. There Is a case in New Britain. A suspicious sore i|throat should be seen Ly a physi- clan. he will remain here weeks, The Weslevans will hold an out- ing at Lake Pocotopaus in | Hampton in the near future. (trip will be made by motor. for seves The Plainville News JUSTICE DISPOSES OF 3AUTO CASES Multiple Wreck and Two Viola- ’ --~—---, JULY 17, 1928 wmeet at the High school field. The latter team has won three out of seven and the former twe out of five, 0 that whichever team wins will go to the .500 mark and take a rather firm grip on second place. Mrs. W. M. Darwood of Yonkcrs, Lease Y. is the guest of Mrs, C. P, D. C. Peck. administrator, has| Bynon at her home at Maple Cre leased the property at 12 Hough | strect to Superintendent of Schools ; Leon C. Staples for onc year at a rental of §600. Lis Pendens Notice fhut civil actions Lrought | : Standard Steel and Peck Spring team I been spread by infected milk. Hea'th ne officials anxiety. liere, therefore, feel Personal Items Rarmona ( idy andFrancis Sul livan are spending a vacation- wit friends in Portland, Me. Bristol News TRUSTEES ELECTED h| Six Plainville boys are spending | 1 two weeks at Camp Woodstock, the | are Russell Smith, Edwin Hills, Rob- ert Bailey, Campbell Smith, Philip P—— rman, and Rober ams. Gordon D. Hartson, Carrier No. ‘Wile Lewis Peck Is Again Named o St : the local post office. is spending | e : Schultz & Costello, Ine., of New it the I . o Hhung ; tions Aired in Court Britain ary’ pending ‘against peter |1 60 davs on a motor trip wrouen | 4 President of [nstitution 3 | For sale or rent, 5 room bunga- | Schitono of Waterville and John M., New Hampshire. h por : | e sa P i e {low. Inquire H. J. Foiren, Clinton, | Kossick of New Dritain 1o for Miss of Chester | Conn.—advt. §SGHO0L lm (\WE PROGRAM close mortgages has been filed at the is Greenwich | ATEM N cnuing |, Millinery sale tomorrow morning, | \ town clerk’s office. Lots No. 19 and | fo there she | AT !9 to 12. 500 hats at 36c and s1.00. | ) 20 on View street at Overlook Ter- to the Adirondack mountains W o about ;h(r.n\ and silk hats, white lv!k,‘ y race are affected in the actions. nd a month inches 9 :;‘?\'\'-"r_;(s-nlar $2.85. Gold nblum’s, [ Vacatilon Bible Students to 4-0; Vinance Board Mecting | laltonne and Y:nv.J!l_\ Woman Fined For Liquor Law Vio- Pleas- . . ? riain, | Through Rezular Work—5300 Re- | The finance board will meet in Tioaine e A A et of . T oreezes = ; | the T hall this cvening to dis- | iire g - J- Whittall's Anglo Fersian |y wimrsuns | — weam soeom 5 e G000 T 0 e 0 e ectiona | | oo coming fis This budget in- | CTOSsing eft for Orange. N. J H | Mecting Tonight—DBricfs, fwhere she will spend a month with Fined—Notes. narrow i D CR s Es- ]N D s 5 cludes all items ol town expenditure | T & 2 . s from | AN A H " F E Z | @hree worc automobile cases | with the exception of the school de- [h°T s Murphy of Whiting| At a meeting of the stockholders | S jcarae up before Justice L. 8. Mills | partment appropriation and the in- i, T ‘,r,"f,‘, :riomhil ”,fi of the Bristol Savings bank Monday [Colored Maws Advice Now Is; |Iast evening and continued the busy |twrest on bonded indebtedness, The ML ral months, s slowly re.|aCterncon. ihe fellowine Mietece g Wwhirl in which the local court has|tchool budget was taken up a wreek !cuperating at Uncas-on-the-Thames {Were elected for the ensuing vear: “Don’t Try to Rush Past ih‘un for the past two weeks. One |a80. o i lSAnutoriome i No s oD e he | Burten 0. Barnard, George E. Cock- 5 A . s s L] ase was the ros - oman Dics in Waterbury |01 ¢ P : All discontinued patterns and slightly soiled rugs of the Whittali make are now ’ Cemetery.” Enfehei Bnt e sl lne B Ings: Josenh 1. Dutfon, c Paul 4 v i i S B e R 4 0 aefehdania dvera | - 2 i a! Miss Gladvs Made a tudent hbard, udley Zra 3 to be offered at greatly reduced prices. As this opportunity comes but once in six Hurmying 1o rach hom: and gt [CNArEed with | minor lolations of |t drath or Misx Katie ol e e A Mospital train. | Newell Jennings, Herbert 3. Mills, . ol & s % I the * vehicle sta s, former resident o Plainville, at the . i BN Edson M. Peck: Epaphroditus Pec! of it. to Dristol in time 10 go to work at | motor vehicle statutes. 8 school. has returned afte; nd- ‘ : phr months bet"er make the mosy i , 6 o'clock, according (0‘:1 is \ll\s‘h'nl\l:l Mrs. May Fredericks of Moun- | Waterbury hospital. M Hobling t :”“ 1 'n' "‘]’”- !‘n’f: rfl;nf; lv' Howard & Peck and William X e S Andrew |tain View, driver of onc of the au. |moved from Plainville to Walertawa {08, meike atithe (homs of o)t WHITTALL'S WHITTALL'S {Dowdell, colored, of 162 North |tomobiles which tigured in the iglpip|BUOUL 1B yonra ago. S and; ibad bas Rt e el At a sybscquent nieeting of the ANGLO PERSIAN | ANGLO PERSIAN ssed two automobiles in | collision Sunday worning at “Blind | teaching in Waterbury since that [of South Washinaton s Tt stroot | diTectors, Mile Lewis Peck was re- | Mary's cemetery on|Man's Corner” on the New Britain |tMe. Death was due to pneunonia | ; :_”: ot \”L ‘“; 1 (elected president, William 8. Ingru- RUGS | RUGS Stanley strect about 5:20 last eve- [r0ad. was "{‘""*"'" With violation of "";{“‘:I‘,\"I“" rvices will be held i [$0IL of Philadelphia, Pa ! ,m{l:."ll(' 1".\:;\(\}l :.‘”‘\ ‘::,,.‘::T 7 P o - @ 4 = ning and crashed against a car op- [the rules of the roud. Tt was al-| Funera S A Miss Catherine ol | o AR et Sized 9x12 feet, regular price 151 Sized 8-3x10-6, would cost, at regular fr e Ieged that Tier car, in coming out of | Watertown foduy. after which tho| it Cathorine Cunningl i treasurer 4 3 » 8 1 reet is spending a sherf va $142.50. Sale price, each | selling, $131. Sale price, each gy ropked mussionisg aonsieer ontoll BT SIS RESVET Lo lalpille oy MERIB SUSOAL L DT ine s on Wonisn B ) Dowilull was going south and Ha- |the Ioft side of the road and been |PUrial in West cemetery at e g - ohip B o, Tl SMall) 2 | % ger north at the time. Iloth cars [responsible for the collision which ‘“1""‘; e 1" 1. Garfeld Jones 1= ding ing 1,3::: ith S o mo were dutnaged by the impact and d, M Fredericks pleaded| Can 3 3 - | icaliont At Cosey Beas | et ned $100 Y according o Milton Block of 176 |Ruilly aud was fined $10 and costs,| “Plainvill apaiERmany Al a el Dl f;,|.,\vdit;! | WHITTALL'S WHITTALL'S Paris Terrace and John Stevenson |35 being remitted. Grand Juror ;‘,"['\" '(;'”"‘.‘v""‘""I“"""l"fl“",‘l"" Il m‘:," Y tomorrow morning. | Judge William J. Malone. She wa 7 \ . J f of 214 Hartford avenuc. Dowdell's im J. Foran prosccuted. At. | ats sold i 0l Gl RO Gt B i o | it T - 1 | ANGLO PERSIAN | ANGLO PERSIAN seiediail ot Sl B e R represented |aTe Stamped inworth” and a|® a0l dinte i and Ll lv-xmwnlwlr Dy Altorney - Harry 8 i RUGS i RUGS jdell admitted that he was passing |the drivers of the other cars, Con- |£asoline truck opcrating from a local 75 5. Goldenhlum’s, ‘\"N“".fl‘ A y:(',.,":f"‘ s raided 73] 5 7 sl St S other cars fnd was on the wrong [stable E. W. Furrey was the arrest. | distributing station 1 e down o R n last Triday evening .| Hy Sergsant 62 Sized 6x9 feet, you' are offered 1ugs | Sized 36363 inches, these rugs at reg- side of the highway when the cars une w8 = Dilainsylle. D e Henry Jeglinski and Ofticer Willfam 6 that sell regularly for $92.50. Our sale | ular prices sell for $24.50 each. Our sale {crashed, but he blamed the wet rrer of New Tiitain, |[faven roilroad scems unwilling to | r TRomnsn &nd sly. ausets Gb AIlE d price is only, each | price is only, each pavement and the trolley tracks, recently moved into thys | (5® @ chan And ”“" adion “"'\"‘ IT \ l " liquor, found in the oven of the ? which, he said, caused his car to|state from New York, had been ar. I 1o iesienationwliglsocyer, 8.} [ Ly | Kitchen stove, confiscated $74 00 [ $ I 9 60 skid when he applicd the brakes. |resting for not having obtained |1¢ POSt office the thing works in Case Reopened . | . | Charged with reckless driving be- |Connceticut markers for his car, |/t he inverse manner. for in- | The case of Frank Sturmer of fore Judge M. . Naxe in police |Grand Juror Charles ¥, Conlon rep: D eabi Joiters ALl ! |Harold street was reopened by £ o & court today, Dowdell pleaded guilty jresented the town in this case, ang |, F1ainville” are reecived lere an Judge William J. Malone upon the OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY and was fined 825 and costs. Scr- | Scherrer was fined £3 and costs. | MV 10 be remailed (o their proper S application of Attorney Willium K. geant O'Mara explained the case 10| John Murphy. Jr. arrested by the ’!";"”““"“’ in Plainficld or Plants- | L Ad : M Lawlor of Waterbury. Sturmer fail- the court and Dowdell declined to{state police for having obseured | Vil GOfl[flllt l'J et Yisers a]l 1 to appear in conrt Monday morn- comment. marker plates on his car, pleaded| . Public Auction 4 {ing and a bond of $1,000 was de- Willian, Dombroski, aged 18, of inolo contendere, and the case was| 0!I has been posted that Dep- Olll C&Hll)filgll aned Jantelied by Sih poits 72 East street, pleaded guilty to[nolled upon payment of costs, :"}‘ S!\f;'lf‘! .\lur’nn H. Horwitz of Sturmer’s home was visited Satur- f . - a2 " © charge of theft of a tire, tube Program By Bible Student New Britain will conduct a public day evening by Sergeant Jeglinski iting her parents In Kensington, [o'clock at Community hall. Tho en-|!h® €h 5 ] = y Bible Students S e e A Y b ] l.n News C. I, Chase, president of the Ber-|tertainment program for the cvening [P0 Tim salucd at $7 from Tony| A program will be given by the |2uCtion i h;”“"\'““‘\“"“'”""_"M{» ‘| Awany, N. Y. July 17 (P—ap-|and Officer Thompson of the viee eril { lin Construction company, leaves to-|has not bee pbiingad. by Kochanowicz proprictor of a store [children of the daily vacation Bible A et bt PTOPEFLY f vently in 1o hurry to disclose the |Sauad and a quantity of alleged pany, been announced bLut the Vs Palnlee Wiest, mersoatt 8 on West Main strect hetween that of | ¥ 3 liquor confiscated. day on an indefinite vacation in the |committee in charge have planned ;l)"\'r\:r “‘]‘(”l'l“ Troct atter o i | [chool Bl 8 e'clock Friday evening ? g sxact lines on which he will con- | liquor ated. mountains, A a mad he arrest after a - HEALTH CONDITION OF TOWN 15 GOOD First Six Months Finds Very Little Sickness NO EPIDEMICS HERE Meeting of Berlin Grange This Eve- ning—BRerlin Town Court to Dis- posc of Four Cases—Town Clerk Bl Notes—State Dept. at Work. i The first six months of this year s en- have been marked by unusual o0 ik healthful conditions in Berlin ac- ects cording to Dr. R. M. Gr their health officer, and the town r known as one of the most healt towns in New England. Dr. _‘] wold stated that following the won- derful year cxperienced last year in Berlin along health lines he is well l pleased to sce that the town has re- ere- mained on the same high health basis so far this year. During the early months of the year most of the cities and town in the state were suffering from un o epidemic of grippe and hard, colds that ran into the hundreds while Berlin escaped with but a few se- vere cases and a small percentagc of milder ones. In speaking of the health condi- tlons that exist in Berlin Dr. Gris- wold refers back to his report at| the annual town meeting in which he stated that although Berlin lack- ed many of the ccnveniences and apparent necessities for best sani- tary living the fact remains that Berlin s one of the most healthful f towns in New England because the population is not congested, there are few or no overcrowded tene- ments and the water supply is un- usually good, the pipe water being of the best quality. Berlin Grange Meeting There will be an important meet- Ing of the Berlin Grange this eve- ning at its hall on Farmington ave- nue. A full attendance is expected as important business will be trans- acted. Session of Court A large docket will appear before the Berlin Town court this evening at 7:30 o'clock for disposal. Judge George G. Griswold has returned from his vacation and will preside. Deputy Judge E. W. Mildrum occu- pled the bench during Mr. Gris- wold’s absence. ‘The following cases will be dispos- ed of this evening: Willlam Butter- fleld, 30 South Grove strect, Meri- den, charged with evading respons bility; John Mroecztac, 477 - Willow street, Meriden, charged with reck- less driving: S8am Moses, 50 Concord street, New Britain, charged with driving with defective brakes and no license, and John Thompson of Middletown, charged with evading responsibility. Bricts S [ ball world by scoring a victory over Miss E. Bentley returned yester- day from a two weeks' vacation in the Berkshire mountains. Joseph Padelli owner of a grocery |store on Main strect, Kensington, s |seriously ill at $t. Francis hospital, Hartford. H. W. Smith of Hudson street left yesterday for a two week's vacation, Frank Volz is spending two weeks Point O'Woods. Paper Goods Game The American Paper Goods nine will make an attempt to get back into the win column Thursday eve- ning when it clashes with the strong Russwin team in an Industrial league game at Walnut Hill park on Diamond No. % at 5:30 o'clock..The local team is in the midst of a losing streak and will attempt to bring up Its standings to the .500 mark by taking a fall out of the New Britain aggregation. ngton has been playing good at ball in spite of its recent defeats and |should force Russwin's nine to travel | fast in order to win. The Russwin nine recently surprised the base- the strong Kafnir nine. “Joe” Me- Cormick and Sullick will be the bat- tery for the locals. The All-Kensington team is plan- ning a busy week-end, meeting Man- chester on Saturday and Torrington on Sunday. The Manchester game will be the hardest game of the sea- son for the locals. The Silk Town agsregation is leading the state league and holds one victory over Kensington this year. Following its g00d showing against Torrington the locals expect to add Manchester to its list of victims, Sunday Kensing- ton journeys to Torrington for a re- | turn game with that team. Last Sunday Kensington nosed out a 1 to 0 when “Johnny” Gripp hit his famous home run, Application for License An application for a marriage li- cense has been made at the office of the town clerk by Ambrose Miglietta of Kensington and Miss Ethel May Button or New Britain, According to a warrantee deed filed at the town clerk's office Claude . Stevens of Kensington has sold a lot at the corner of Robbins read and Percival avenue to Frank J. Orsie. State Department At Work That the statd highway depart- ment intends to keep the new park at Boston Corners in good condition can be readily seen from the fact that men from the department were at the park this morning for the second time within a month im- proving the land. The grass was cut close to the ground and the nd shrubs trimmed. So far a short program. A report on the outing will be vestigation into Kochanowicz's re- | will consist of held Friday evening and a camp fire service on Saturday evening. Qn Sunday evening there will be a can- dlelight service at Memorial chapel This will close the conference, A large delegation from here will at- tend the event. Ernest Bourgeols has returned to his ship after a short furlough here, He will complete his enlistment next month after which he will return to his home here. He has received a number of promotions since entering the service, The meeting of the Knights of Pythias will be held this evening at § o'clock at Community hall, ~ The Fife and Drum corps will meet Thursday evening at Commun- {ity hall for the regular weekly re. jhearsal. Ralph Gamble in charge of Coast Guard, Custon Prohibition and Narcotic Services Ordered to Work Together. | courtesy ts mu; local workers, There are 7 the school, an present at eve: Washington, July 17 (#-—Positi: instructions that the coust guard, customs, prohibition and narcotic Tvices of the treasury department must cooperate in their work were issued to those bureaus today by Ogden L. Mills, under secretary of the treasury. The instructions provided that where the officers in charge of any branch of these services were ata- tioned in the same city they should confer twice a month upon the work they were doing and coordi- nate their scparate investigations, Mills told the officers that they must settle disputed points two out of quite a numbe ed stars on the: work. been doing in any jihe corps will have cold drinks for|through ~friendly exchange of | School. the bow Thuraday evening. This will] vicws” Tn cases Where o agree- Mail Out meet with favor among the ‘The finvitatior during the warm evenings. coming graded boys| ment could be reached by the offi- cers in charge of a particular terri- )hf‘“fl and Winifred Barnes, Re: . and Mrs, A, L. render of 173 Nicaraguan bandits at Burgreen and Mr. and Somoto was reported by Rear Ad- today was reported as not quite o e e good. George MacDonald is visiting here for a few days as the guest of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Totz of Cottage street. took place, according to the report, on July 14 and 15. The regular Grange will be WEST HARTFORD COURT John Zisk of 70 Austin street, who convention of the Knights of Colum- bus as a state delegate of the or- ganization. Mr. Brown for the past 25 years has been a state officer of the order. He declined reelection this year, Mrs. John Frank fs entertaining her brother John Schell of Corona, L. I, at her home In West Crom- well. They will leave shortly for a automohile tour te Canada. Septic sore throat which ts epl- demic in Mussachusetts has made its appearance in several Connecti- cut towns. Plainville i8 the first for six months. His brother-in-law was the complainant, Howard M. Steele of 689 Stanley | street was fined $5 and costs on the charge of speeding, and Ernest 8. Tutker of 11 Vine street was fined $10 and costs on the same charge. will be present. importance will tonio and Elizal BURNS PROVE FATAL Pawtucket, R. L, July 17 (UP)— Burns received while she was play- ing near a bonfire resulteq in the death of Edith Pratt, five-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Pratt, at a hospital here early to- has purchased Standard tract New Britain. Another battl s and brushes have grown fastly in spitc of the fact that the park is exposed to a hogsun daily. To Entertain<Prionds Mrs. 8. A. Fiske left this morning for her cottage at Westbrook, Mass., accompanied hy Mrs. T. C. Hodgson, Mrs. E. O. Shjerden and Mrs. A, L. Woodruff, whom she will entertain for a few days as her gucsts Miss May Malloy of Hartford is visiting Kensington as the guest of Mr and Mrs. James Corr. Thomas Fagan of the Travelers Insurance company has started on his two weeks' vacation. Mra. Charles Anderson and daugh- F. W. Mildrum, who has heen very busy during the past two weeX prestding over the Berlin towa court, is spending a short vacation In Maine, New Hampshire and Canada. R. 8. Gold of Worthington ridge \iin to Toledo. Ohle. Miss Ruth Buzzell and Donald R. Bmith of New York have returned few days as the guests of Mr. and Mre. Eddy N. Smith of Worthington ridge. Ethel Hart. who is taking a nurs- ing course at the New Fngland Pea- body home in Boston, Mass., 15 vis- to their homes after visitinz for a|needed badly. ter, Mrs. Marion McNeil, and grand- children are spending their vaca- tion at Indian Neck. Building Operations Building operations in town are beginning to pick up considerably, »as re urned home from » business|and according to present outlooks, this summer will witness the build- ing of a number of new houses in Berlin and Kensington that are At the present time there are about nine construction jobs under way and the work is pro- cceding rapidly. Fast Berlin Items The Community club meeting to- morrow evening will be held at § nearby town to report a case. The|day. —— FBECKLESANDHISFRIENDS \NHY WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH ME 8 \NORRYING ABOUT A DIVING BOARD \WMEAY T GOT ONE RIGUT in the Raptist church, cntation of these Tible storles. This large amount of work, 5 chlldren enrolled in are a large number who will receive thelr certificates for being present the ing perfect attendance. €0 children present session, and both they and the in- structors were enthusiastic about the The public is cordially invited to attend the exercises Friday evening and see just what the children have about 2500 pounds, the assessors' room of the town hall Grange Mceting Tonight on Pierce street at 8 o'clock tonight. The program for the evening will be that a large number of the members Propert Angelo and Giuseppina Colella of New Britain have sold three pleces of land in Plainville to Carminan- Bertha Dudoicz Bascball Tonight will be staged in the Industrial base- ball league this cvening, when fllc‘ The exercises | the Plainville Mfg. « 4 the land of the Seq board motor bouts. Greorze drove remarkably well in spite of the ex- ch appreciated by the ; et tremely rough water on the Con- Mo it eliminsbss ®lasciicut. His vicberien wers watoh. ed by a great crowd which lined the waterfront and sow the little out- d while all town, as 1 week-end out of bert Lehman, cam director. The paign finance counted on by the governor during the next few days to work out com are not |boards going ut 35 miles an hour | Plete campaign organization :n'ft{ll Ty seaslon, yet there and, in moro than one instance p- | ferences with others. )umouk] 1n n; in S e iorry e Islan sizing at the turns in the cours Senator Gerry of Ithode Notes three weeks and The women of the r who will be award- Congregational Mrs. Nellie head of the advisory committee, and ayloe loss of Wyom-| ing, chairman of the women's di-| church will hold an all-day sewing | M€ ir certificates, signify- | meeting Thursday at the home of | Vision. There were Mrs. Howard Smith, 5 Farmington at yosterday's avenue, beginning at 10 a. m. Those desiring transportation are requested to notify Mrs. Smith, A dance will be held Satur evening at the lonic club, The M jestic orchestra will furnish music. Month’s Mind Mass A month’s mind S was cele- brated at the Church of Our L of Merey at 8 o'clock this morning for Sister Mary Ru The cel brant was her brothe h the vacation Bible 500 Invitations ns committee for the school alumni asso- ¥ , was installed fn Merriman and stopped in a | of New Rritain avenue, e |is a truck driver 8 today. It will be used to keep the | Lo ant, obtaining the infec- Mrs. E. V. Read 1 eep the | Lee restaurant, obtuining the infec he ‘condition of Miss Tnss Bl o David F. Salers, o, [permanent “records of property | tion trom & slase ot ik Ee res : v B dition| s Speclalinaval saiadvon 46, Ni-vatiise wikich.ase helug Sombiloa by been isolated and is heing examined | 4 continues critical and her condition |caraguan waters. The surrender solated and s : a workers. frequently by state health officials, and it Is not belicved that he has {had contact with uny other local residents, To a: meting of Plainville held In Grange hall h her quell alarm over the Business of special be transacted. y Transfers “PLAINVILLE®» beth DI Domizfo. of New Britain Lot No. 37 on the from Mike Capik of TONIGHT MARY PICKFORD e for second place AOW ALL oL JAVE D DO IS THROW YOUR TRUAK UP N THE AIR AND, I DO TME REST READY?® gun and that his notification mony August, a few In consultation with the presiden- tial nomince and his running matc‘z Senator Robinsin, Raskob 18 also ex- pected shortly dates for the to announce have the republicans cere- place about mid- days after Herbert ioover is apprised officially of his will take nomination in California. Rev, John The annual Methodist camp meet- BB dkliar » ro- |Clation reunion today mafled out|l'ay, pasior of the churel The givernor is keeping lis plans ing Will open Saturday of this week ‘y::ie;htomn'\':";:pz':«l:;»:rulliafl: "{n [about 500 invitations to this annual Case of Septic Sore Throat to himselt, but his friends are con- | at the Plainville Camp Ground. The | washington, e orersons knowing of any, One case of septic sore throat ex- | fident that he will L e pecting will continue for the next| No specific instance which might|""Me8 or addresses of additlonal | ists in Plajuville, lutthe health fabout Labor Day or shortly g ten days. Among those planning fo| have pompted the erder was ot |AlUMNI are requested to motity | authorities are b 1o way feartul of after. He plans to it over much of | attend some of the meetings from k James J. Graham at the post office. | an enidemic such as i afflicting Leo, | the country, but o Sorsmghls here are Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Payne, MORE REBELS GIVE Up Huge Safe For Records Mass. The one person here who has | strength and voice is expe «ln‘. & Mrs. A. Parnes, the Misses Ma-| Washington, July 17 ®—The sur- |, A 1ar8€ safe cabinct. weighing | this infection is Josiph Merriman limit his specches and to make lib- ral usc of the radio. F Philadelphia, July 17 (UP)—Sen- tor Thomas Heflin of Alabama sked reporters here today if they had any further information about | affair.” Questioned, “Why, that Caranza that Mexican e explained, incident—that voung Mexican avia- 5 Sl vt : : 4 possibility of an epldemic here, it is | or Killed in New Jersey. I am get- turn to Detrow 1y e neae ml re-|was arrested last week for the West |a musical one atrangod by hay Gag- | pointed out that the milk supply in | (ing reports there was foul plas| ) Willlam Bronn wii| Lortford police, was _arralgned in (non, and It promises to be ~ one ©of | Plainville is pure and uncontamin- | ypee lot to Kill him." Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Brown wiil|town court in that place last night |unusual intereer S e et weonin lahare i ot o) ; Joave for the west nedt month where [on the charge of assault and bat- | As this ain e ety e Gae feen epliomic has o prown will attend fhe national | tery, and was placed on probation (meeting, — the Grange niorr st —E CAR WASHING Something New iIn Plainville Complete Washing Stand Latest Methods Ta7Ts2.00 e $1.50 Cars Called For and Delivered. W. P. White sidential fight, Givernor are the notification of both of their nomination. The expectation here s that Smith will be content to fire the first Heavily Fined o - 24 so Lot No. 2 fon of | Iver Swan fined $100 and made at this time. - fke e mrogiam M1, (ot Co. tracf il e el el et ; Tha community mectings will he P07 Of the theft to officer J. L. lthe excoption of the hand worts, 1o | th Vs lba o et | iEn details o a group of |CONTS in the ‘,“" ot ety oo hel s Carlson a few weekes ago, Dom-|regular devotions! period, songs, and £t Tavion friends and democratic party lead- | Charges of breach of the peace, in- held regularly committees having| " oo el S + SODRE, George * old Plai lonis A ) . toxication and resistance. He was been appointed in charge of the| UTONSKI had nothing to say and Was | ible tests will he glven and seceret euee Lol Plalns o G 0 ihie moat ait dnteni|toxios e T | meetings until the 1 Mo fined $15 and co (Bible stories will b dramatized, S o - turned in i leet operations from New York |arrested Snturday cvening by Offie 25 until the latter part of Sl oy e 4 two great performances at Tiver- cers O'Connor and McCarthy after olgie ey, Vietor L. Greenwood, pastor | . 4 sl City { $ = gust. lot" tha Paunemact © side park, Springficld, Saturday, J. Ruskob, the new national|he had caused considerable damage “'!hn Epworth League Institute at DEMA“DS CO'OPERATION SHwrib hins loaned n?:gr;m,"”"“' when e captured fiest place in both | 901 J. Rask o . ae agen | in the Sweetland, located at the cor- Yeslevan 13 now under way and Sty OStUMES | the B and ¢ class races for i : as hack 1n that | ner of West and School streets. He {regularly class scssions are being g and other equipment for the pres- : IS AIhOes oub| wus back in that | juwish‘d arrest =o strenuously that it was necessary to blackjuck him. Band Concert | The fourth of a series of band | concerts will be glven this evening on the lawn in front of Firemen's hall, Forestville by the New Depar- ‘turu band An attractive program has been arranged by Director | Becker. f To Indall Officers A meeting of . L. Dunbar En- campment No. 32, 1. 0. O. F., will be held at 8 o'clock this evening in Stephen Terry hall. The recently elected officers will be installed. Diegate Elected Leon Loomis, a past commander of G. A. Hadsell Camp, United Spanish War Veterans, was elected a delegate to the national encamp- ment which will be held in Cuba next October. Joseph Strup was elected alternate. Novena to Open ‘The annual novena to St. Anne will open tomorrow morning at 8t. Joseph's church. Exercises will be held each day at 8 a. m., 2:30 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. Rev. Edward A. Baxter, pastor of St. Mary's church, New Haven, will be the preacher at all of the Novena services. A. 0. H. Meeting A mecting of the Rev. T. J. Keena branch, Ancient Order of Hiberni- ang, will be held at 8 o'clock this evening in Eagles hall on Meadow street. | | | Council Meeting The adjourned meeting of the city council will be held at 7:30 o’clock this evening in city hall. Millinery sale tomorrow morning, ' to 12. 500 hats at 50c and $1.00, Straw and silk hats, white felts $1.75, regular $2.95. Goldenblum's, New Britain. Cabbage, cauliflower, celery plants are best this week. Lester, Maple street—advt, YACHT IS MISSING San Pedro, Calif., July 17 (UP)— Five days over due, the yacht Tal- ayha returning to San Pedro from Hawail, was reported missing to- day. The boat carried a crew of 14 men and were flying the colors of the Santa Barbara Yacht club. SBhe was returning from the annual transpacific race to Honolulu. READ HERALD (.‘IAAS;I—F!ED ADS FOR BEST RESULTS By BLOSSER