New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 25, 1928, Page 7

STORE QPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY Some Ideas in Jewelry That Will Go Quick CHANEL NECKLACES— In all the wanted colors. Gold catches STERLING SILVER TIE NECKLACES— With crystal drops, colors . .. DOUBLE COMPACTS With rouge, powder and mirror, many styles . CRYSTAL CHOKERS— Diamond cut, choice of all colors, for .......... CAMEO BROOCH PINS— White gold frames, specially priced . HAND BAGS New ones of leather, tan, browr, rey and black for $2.95 each. Tapestry Bags with choice of several styles for $5.00 each. Special lot of Hand Bags on table, offered for $1.69 each. Leath Hand Bags with big choice for $3.95 each. OUR BOYS' SHOP Offers Wash Suits, sizes 3 to 8 years, regular $3.45 kind for $2.45 each, Summer Knickers, sizes 6 to 18, values to $3.45 for $1.95, $1.59 and $1.29 pair. Slip-On Sweaters, all wool, value to $3.45, Saturday only, 28 to 36, for $2.45 each. Men'’s Golf Knickers, all wool, 28 to 42 waist, value to $7.50 for $4.95 ir, l”Four Piece Suits, 8 to 15, all wool, values up to $16.50 for $14.45 Mahogany, Regular price pair, crepe rubber $3.98 pair. P e the day. The program will consist of special music, poems, etc., the sctting forth some of the Christian ideals of the well-known poet. Ed- gar A. Guest. The members of the parish are advised to have some- | one as their guest at these services. Tmportant Meeting Monday There will be an important meet- {ing of the Kensington Athletic club Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the Popular barber shop. according to an announcement made this morn- ing by the officers of the club. Al members are urged and expected to be present as some very important matters will come up for disposal. Regardless of the number present these matters will be acted upon and it is for the best interest of all those {involved that they be in attendance {2t the meeting. The officers stated !that they do not want four or five ,present but all the members there Briefs The Misses Pearl and Mae Young of Paterson road are spending a few Meet days in Canton at a mountain re- —Notes. !sort where they are the guests of Dram Cotps Merting [ their cousin “The Plainville camp grounds Will | Nrs Harold Skinner of Farming- be the scene today and. tomorrow ton r;\arl u\llhrmu;n'hm:»‘llns !o\.-. nin, rom Uchenectady, N. Y., where of a reunion of the descendants and Iysh‘f ho een spending ths st {Heir ~ families- of Amos B. and . . Laura Crittenden Sheldon, Who| ' nies Florence Gibney of Worth- were married in 1530 and lived inljngion Ridge will leave tomorrow for Warren, Conn. In this family there {Cape C'od where she will spend two wefe eight children and of these lweeks, only two surtive, 1. Gay Sheldon Grange Committee Mceting of Kensington and Mrs. Cora Shel- There will be an important meet. don Main of Torrington. ing of the general carnival commit- Visitors at the camp will be the |tee of the Berlin Grange at its hall guests of L. Gay Sheldon and his on FFarmington road on Monday eve- daughters. Miss Eva Sheldon of ning. The mecting will be held to Kensington and Miss Lena Sheldon |appoint different committees on the wtucket, R. L, at their sum-|carnival and to discuss plans for it. D e Gabten~ which |All members of the general commit. 15 Tocated on Haritord avenve. This [tee [re Rhod fojatan, atternoon will be devoted to visiting. | Work will be started in the near A special program for this evening |future towards adding an extension and Sunday has been arranged by o ":“' ",;"“" oL ”;‘- (,""‘:’“KTO‘:;"”";’}“"‘ ¢ din- |front will be extended aby poscd at the last meeting and receiv. houses will be available this evening. Kensington vs. Bristol In the Sheldon family there were| The All-Kensington nine will meet the following cight children: Charles |the Bristol Endce team tomorrow F. Sheldon. Francis D. Sheldon, afternoon at the Tercival avenue Sperry M. Sheldon, L. Gay Sheldon, |Erounds at 3 o'clock and according Janet Sheldon Jones. Minerva Sheld- |10 Pre-game predictions, "“I’ Y“""l‘ on Smalley, Loraine Shelden Rey- ‘!‘ingmnvlanfi are in for e real treat. ¥ Shedlon. Main. ‘(:rmfl rivalry exists between the two R e . lon |te2ms and both agsregations will be Thik will be . the e et e lout to improve fheir standings in the in the Plainyille camp grounds in other. The teams have met a num- iber of times so far thie season and 1922. and the third also was held there two vears ago. the honors are about even se. T 's Church Drum Corps Meeting : .| The St Paul Fife & Drum Corps . Pants ehurch! Kenstnaton 1t jg|mecting at the Tabs hall on Monday ev. John C. Bren.|evening at 8 o'clock. There will be ::f\’";fi';?';h':’,“;;fl:“ ' ’onr‘";"'; a business mecting followed by a re- annual retrest at Keyser's lelang |Nearsal Al members are urged to during the past weck. will be home | ¢ Present. to take charge. Meet Waterbury Team v t rather holds off Sacred Meart Church eying The e Rev. Jokn C. Brenman of Ken. the Kensington Triangles baseball sington ‘will - ‘offictate ‘at the 9 team will clash with the Millane ag- o'clock mass tomorrow morning at gregation from Waterbury this aft. ernoon at 3 o'clock at the Percival the Sacred Heart church. East Ber- lin. Berlin News SHELDON FAMILIES HOLDING REUNION Descendants of 1830 Marriage, Gather at Plainville | KENSINGTON MAN 15 HOST Services in Churches Tomorrow Morning—Kensington Bristol Aggregation—Tabs Nine o avenue grounds. The visitors are coming here with a strong reputa- tion and expect to bring the winning streak of the locals to a stop with a Kensington Cengregation Rev. Vernon L. Phillips. pastor, will conduct the morning services | tomorrov morning at the Kensing- | ton Congregation church parlors at 10:45 o'clock. The pastor will de- | liver the regular morning sermon and the children’s story sermon. Berlin Congregational Regular morning services will be conducted tomorrow morning at the Derlin Congregation church at 10:45 o'clock by the pastor. Rev. 8. A. Fiske. He will aleo deliver the sermon. Kensington Methodist Tomorrow will be observed as “Guest Day.” The subject for the morning sermon by the pastor. Rev. L. E. Adkins, will be, “How to Keep From Growing Poor.” It is Foped that, as far as it is possiblc, every family will efther invite (or be invited by) a neighboring family te lunch. A special service will ‘be con- ducted at 7:30 p. m.. and will close garded as one of the strongest nines in the Brass City and has some well known semi-pro stars in its lineup. A large attendance is ex- unusual good attraction offered Bricfs Mr. and Mre. Frances Whearty of rmington road left yesterday for a visit with friends in Pennsylvania East Berlin ftems Morning worship will be held at the Methodist church temorrow morning at 10:45 o'clock with ser- mon by the pastor. Rev. A. L. Bur- green. Sunday school at 12 o'clock The Junior league will meet at 3 o'clock There will be.no evening meeting. The morning service at St. Ga- briel's Episcopal church will be held at 4 o'clock tomorrow morning and will ‘be conducted by Rev. George B. Stryring of New Britain. CLOCK SHOP shape, chime in hour and half hour for $9.95 each. i Alarm Clocks, nickel ones with long, loud ring for $1.00 each. Boudoir Clocks, dainty ones with colored designs. fering for $1.95 each. THE SHOE SHOP Offers Strap Pumps of genuine water snake with choice of Cuban or Louis heels for $10.00 pair. Girls’ Blucher Ties, brown alli- gator calf, medium heels for $7.00 Boys' Oxfords of smoked elk, Women's Bathing Shoes, blue, red, black and green, for 65¢ pair. bang. The Waterbury team is re- | pected at the game because of fhe | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 25 1928, aging the two, Milford spending less than Plain- |ville's $73.51 per student. School Year ‘The schedule for the coming school year has been announced by the school department. The fall term will begin on September 5 and clese on December 21. The winter term will last from January 2. 1929, to February 21, the middle term Plainville Ne_‘fi DEMOCRATS T0 TRY | FOR WOMEN'S VOTE . Hope to Get It Ont—Elect Dele- gates at Caucus spring term from May 6 to June 19 School will be closed on teachers' convention davs, visiting days, for |two days at Thanksziving. on Armistice Day, Good Friday and | Memorial Day WANTS LARGER ~ SCHODL, . s v | J. €. Purdy will preach at [the Plainville M E. church tomor- !row morning at 1045 o'clock. His topic will be ' Young Women of | larging Linden Street Building— Bible Times 2nd 20th Century Young | Women." ! Superintendent Recommends En- | Church Notices—Derazio Winning | On Monday night 1l league will hold Title—Maple Ends Coming. (edar Take A. M. E. Zion Church The services at the Redee M. E. Zion church tomorrow will be s follows: 11 a. m.. preaching by tev. A. A Perry. theme, “He Can Who Thinks He Can. 12:50 p. m.. Sunday school. 630 p m., V. . E union. 7:30 p. m.. preaching by the pastor: theme, “Docs Jesus Care 1Nor Me2" The public is invited to tend all services Pastor at Conference Rev. A. A. Perry. pastor Redeemer’s A. M. I Zion has been attending the 19th district conference and the 31st religious and educational convention of the England conference of the A 3. Zion church at the Varich Me. ew Haven. The present conference is one of the best that church group has ever held | Mr. Perry says The local minister will return here this afternoon and resume charge of his pulpit tomor- row. the a hot dog roast at l. l. l. $2.95 ... $5.00 An effort to bring out a larger | !| proportion of the women's vote will be made by the democratic party here this fall if plans briefly sketch- | ed at the caucus of that party in the | town hall last evening are carried out. It was suggested that the fact that o few women go to the polls on clection day might be attributed in i| large measure to the lack of women workers in the parties, and it is ex- pected that this defect will be | remedied by the appointment of a | woman as deputy registrar of voters The democratic party has also suf- tered here lately through fie resig- 18%ion of several women workers | from its town committee, which is now composed entirely of men, but @ meeting wili be held on Tuesday night to take up this and other im- | portant pre-election matters, The sending of women workers in automobiles to bring women voters to the polls wus suggested last night, | s was the plan of having the wor at the voter's home while the | | latter votzd if this were desired .‘ Town Committee Chairman Wil- 'liam J. Foran was chairman of last night's caucus, with Ernest J. Mille ick as clerk. Therc were only nine democrats present. but all took part in the discussion and the party ap- pears ready to put up a stiffer bat- tle this fall than in the past 8 day, in tambour at- of the church, $1.50, Very special of- ek Revenge Tomorrow The All-Plainvilles will be out for revenge tomorrow afternoon when the Bristol Maple Ends appear at the local High school field for a re- [turn baseball game. The Bristol team won a 4-1 decision on its home grounds after a fine battle, but Plainville is confident of turning the tables tomorrow. To do it the locals |will have to solve Berg, former On motion of Joscph T. McCarthy, |Hartford city league pitcher who it was voted to send E. J. Millerick | held them in check before. Plainville and Frank J. O'Brien as delegates to | Will rely on Dudack. who went well the coming state convention at New [against Bristol, and Miller. Haven. Mr. McCarthy also moved | Back home after several weeks on |that gustice Edward P. Prior and |the road, the All-Plainvilles expect I s Forailite & el i ino|to ettt Joots e gaindand inecimat iis next | CONgressional convention, while A. soles, were $6.00 for I There will be no meeting of church school, The Wesleyans will meet Monday evening at S o'clock at th home of Mrs. A. A. Barnes on Main street. A social time will be en- ioved. the |in New Britain, {eral games abroad, lost to some of th were delegates to attend the sena- torial convention on motion of Mr. | Prior. All delegates given but they have fastest teams in undismayed. On were their and turn in several victories to delight the local scason, [nome run of the jfied for the cup ofiered for the home run championship. Derazio will also receive a trophy on and quali- re to call atten- needs ot the | reality com- | | Drand Mre. Walter Root have re- | 8uthority to appoint o et and g | on work in rescarch. He is an in. | September 4 would be the last day | MO™® | Wesleyan Dr. Root spent two vears | October 9 for the national. The mak. | MunMy Derazio, catcher of the i the coming wedding of Miss Ire ne | Would Enlarge School Industrial Baseball League with an | to Idward W. Krauth. The {hy Superintendent of Schools Leon | !¢ 100 all the way. finally shaking |as . 17, ing urged because all present school | N1 Of the Taylor have returned from a short : |salary schedule of teachers ie alsy | TéMCO man, scored 12 runs to lead | | {the Middlctown district of Epworth rccommendations are embodied in |tion of the local church will attend tion to three major Hetic hall, - The high school athletic field | POVe" although it received exc ¥ evening at 3 o'clock at Commun- | it |sports and games. We need a cin- || incldons Joms being ok | ties with a fire jturned from Cape Cod where D, | alternates. [o el | Koot has been enzaged in carrying | Chairman Foran announced that |fecover form | & fans. structor at the University of Penn- |{OF placing names on the “to be % 5 S |stvania. Atter his graduntion freyy | made! list for the town eloction and Jaesiof Mins Cisninhip [at Bellevue hospital in New York |Ing of voters will begin on Septem. | championship Trambull Electric Announcement has been made of ber 15, he said (TR an e bulins s nihe Covle, daughter of Mrs. William | The enlarging of the Linden street | 2Verage of .522. final figures for Coyle of Noith Main street, South- |school to 20 rooms is recommended | ¢ Year show. Derazio stayed at | ington, . . | wedding will take place in St. Thom- | C. Staples in his annnal report to the | O Uy Gnazzo after the |as' church in Southington on Sep. |town. immediate consideration be- ltember |, Miss Marion Potts and Miss Daris | roams will be filled after the com. |1Umbull pitcher made the most g school year. The raising of the|NtS. 13. While Badich, another Ivisit with relatives in Plainville | ‘There will be a group meeting of | urged, as is the development of the 1N this department and siill anether high school athletic field. These 'leagues at the Plainville camp ground over Labor Day. A delega- | his report as follows | At this time I de: The Modern Woodmen will meef | Monday evening at 5 o'clock at Ath- schools which are in Tha WD umbulllenm § won S the ATty entenprivee: championship larzely on its hitting The regular weekly meeting of the | 1 g t€ of Pythias will be held Tues- | needs to be developed to accom. | !Nt Pitching from Miller in every modate a much wider variety of 54M* ¥ hall. ) Roval Morse has resumed his du- |der track and several tennis conrts | f¢itd 5ame which was handed to insurance compuny | with backstops. The entire | the k Spring team when the in Hartford after a two weeks' va- | cation wire £0 that this splendid field may be. | N9 darkness, come increasingly useful to all [io8 cloeainsastl your) s en it eg 2 The salary scHeile: for teaohe [teams battled all the way to the ors must shortly be raised upwards, | 021 Bame. and there was much It is ussiess for us to attempt "’1::1‘”' ;":"’1"‘ i 'l'h ]”"’ ""l"”‘l:'"g'hh"' |mect the maximum salaries of the |{0Ward the end this fault had been cities in the vicinity, but the an. | Ccorrected and the outlook is bril- nual rate of increase should be high | 20t for another scason. The in- cnouzh to retain teachers for Jividual batting averages follow several years. The present annual in- St |crease of $50 is not enoush. Further, Nl H ance of his chauf- our present schedule penalizes the Sl |feur. who is an expert electrician, | primary teachers by placing them | the ex-premier is able to offer his'on a schedule with both lower | guests and neighbors entertainment | tes. This plan is indefensible ‘z& ST ND | hitherto unobtainable in the little | Elementary teachers, Grades T to VI <PLAINVILLE» ! town. should all be on the same s.flaryJ | schedule. | 3. With the opening of school m‘ September there will be one vacant Ton'~ht room in the small building at Broad ! “THE WRECK OF THE | HESPERUS™ A powerful melodrama of sea. | | TAKES UP MOVIES | | e | Lloyd George Offers Lnu'rlainmrm: for Guests, Aug (UP)—Lloyd |Georze has turned film exhibitor. | Every week-end he 1s showing pic- tures in the library of his home at Churt in Surrey, With the London, Derazio, T Palon. B SAMPLE SUBWAY AIR | Paris. Au A special | municipal ged with | |s the air of the Paris sub- | {;""W_“,T;.‘ s E s e e [railroad to he safe for the health | led 10 capacity. To meet this situ. | |of the traveling public. [ation, T recommend that the Linden | | street sehool be expanded to a 20- | room echool. | ‘ Notice | The report also shows the pro- | | e [portional expenditure of various | | “‘onnecticnt tow cf similar signs Notice is herchy given that I will (upon fheir schoolchildren. In a Ibe at my home every evening dur group of 12 only one. New Milford. ling Scptember to receive taxes due [spends less than Plainville on its | Kensington Fire District in the Town |clementary children, fizured on a of Berlin. A six-mill tax on Grand 'per capita basis. Plainuille spen List of Oct 1, 1927, due Sept 1, 1925 [330.81 per pupil. In high schools, | JOHN A° MOORE. Collector, |however, Plainville’s $169 per pupil | Kensington Fire District. |is exceeded only by Columbia. Aver- ' FRECKLES AND HiS FRIENDS strect. In one more vear every build- the BIG BOY ir CSHAMBOCK AL Sunday 2—FEATURES—2 GEORGE WALSH. in “COMBAT" “THE GOLD! CLOWN" Paris and the Circus Monday—Tnesday William Boyd and Sur Carol in “SKYSCRAPER" . \NLY TUE COSTOM oFFlcm. WRATARE N e 0P on TIINGS YoO COSTOM OFFICES /351006 OUER T0 AMERICA FORT - 'FRow FOREIGN LANDS, AND CHARSE You DUTY 6K y A THATS T \ COME ON FRECKLES - - COME ON BETTY=\WE RE| DOCKED, AND 1 WANT T HURRY AND GET | community should assist in this work | [*MC0S refused Yo play in the rain | The league was not Plainville again | Stim, stands next to the bottom, only New | Dutac. | | | from March 4 to April 26. and the | | | Epworth | | r's A |winning career which was checked | Trymbull H. Drescer and Joseph T. McCarthy When they met the strong Falcons Businesimen They have lost sev- | pecy in, they expect 0| srang. g latter | A D leen Limeburner will give the had hung on his hecls for the first 8 ddy Miller, | 121K and the junior choir will sing. [the most populur in the city. | Trumbullite, Derby, made the only |MOFNINg at § and 10 o'clock at the The champs were never de- | |short stay at Canaan s Derby, T Matteo, P Dannell. B . Gnazzo, ¥ Crampton. B Babich, T Milter, T W. Tolli, Arnold. T ! _Birislol News DFMOCRATS FLECT THE DFLEGATES b 375 375 | B . 15 Gocl, P-B Cavanaugh, P £ ¢ Cuous Chonses Nepsesentatives W. Cunning'm, B e 4 buaaek. B wre s s as| 10 TU06e Gonveniions Levine, B 5 3 2] Frezeau, 8§ Schwab, P Alexand-r, Kalish, B Satahne, B-8 Wadsworth, Silverio, T Smi‘h, 5 New Fire Truck For De- reny—Bosinz Bouts Postponed P Because of Dain—Firemen's and 1< Employes Outings. In n the ¢ held t, the 1 lars ly attended cau onne, orek, § ... Thrall. 13 Downham Snith, Schurr, P Brown, P Powers T Hamm, p v court 1oon demoerats < to the state, corg senatorial {con The ot tu Jenning i A10S 1o the state Dionne, T-§ .. I on, wuica held Ne Tucker S i weiw sciceted as follovs. Jo- N. Toli, 8§ «ph 17 button, John Dennelly, Rob- G. Cunning'm Callahan, Hilary Diicoll. Dunbar, P A. Hayes, Thomas I Stevenson, § William 1. Suithwick MeDonald, I Reilly and James Jennir Pavano. P named del Berry. P . conven- bee, B . Annie ber, i Grace Jeck, B-P Wil Hayes, B-S Brooks, § May, § Backmun, Thibault, T Edwards, T Woods, Cleveland, T White, P N, Murphy Birnbann, & Pop S Minella I3 Beurbuc Dumas Stevens Frost wirl b tollowing w to the cong tion: Andrew J. Brenna Bree, Peter J. Conlon, Donovan, William M. O'Brien, B non i 000 00 | William L. Caiferty, Patrick J. Cook |and John C. Dunn. Those who will attend the sena- torial convention, to be held at some date named by Joreph F. Dutton, are follo Charles Angerbower, olfe I Hictor LeBeau, John lLonergan, Grover Smith, Joseph P forconnell, Mre. Philip Ryan Jennings and 1. C. Fitzpatrick 008 | Numerous upplications of oters 000 [to be mad have been turned in to Chairman Dutton. Mrs. George Con- | lon, ho was introduced as one of the mo't prominent democratic women of the city, had alone se- cured 41 Peneils bearing a likeness of Gov- crior Afred 1. Smith, democratic for president,” were dis- Mr. Dutten to those in i Rowe 000, n i win (i o Ak Spring o 10y Standard 2 5 ftendaie T ielding Firemen's Barbecue 159 46 The ennual barbecue of the regu- lar and volunteer fire departments of the city will > held at Lake Com- pounce on Saturday afternoon, Sep- tember G, ihis date having been cd npon by the board |rommissioners at its monthly meet- Iz 1St ovening. On that date also Regular seivices will be held at |1he annual inspection of all fire- the Baptist church tomorrow houses and cquipment in the city follows: Morning worship at 10:45 | Will be made by Mayor W. Ravmond o'clock; sermon by the pastor, Rev, |CTumb and the hoard of fire Kendrick. D. 1. Miss Kath- | Missioners. junior | This event each year proves to he Fol- nene Padk = ek Spri Trumbull . Spring: inc Eapt'st Chureh as com- lowing the {dinner, a tween the Pible school at noon no evening serviee, Cathol! Masses will be There will be serving of a ball game Bristol althongh have bar is played he. and Forestville on occasions need by both will he made Chureh eald firemen ringers heen teams. Reservations for 250 persons, New Truck Ready Chief John M. Hayes reported to A nuptial mase opher [the board of fire commissioners at Donlon and May Fredericks will be|its meeting last evening that the celebrated at 9 o'clock Wednesday |new Maxim fire truck and pumper morning. | ordere, {now ready for delivery. mendation that tomorrow Church of Our Lady of Mercy. On Tuesda morning at 8 o'clock there will be a month's mind mass for James J. Murphy Episcopal Church The morning serviec Church of Our Saviour will be held at 11 o’clock Advent Christian Chorch | The Advent Christian church will be clozed for the next two Sundays because of the Advent camp meet- ing which is opening today. The postponed Sunday school pic nic will be held on Saturday, Sep- tember §. Non-Support Charge A charge of non-support has bee brought against former State Police. man Charles Phelps by his Mre. Isabelle Mills Phelps of Trum- bull avenue. Bonds of $100 have | been furniched by Joe Neri Legion Carnival Opens ‘The annual carnival conducted by | Brock-Barnes post, American fon, will open at the Whiting street i’rcunds vm‘:-gm Four acts have |2MAteur bouts which were sched- been secured to provide entertain- (Uled to be held at Muzzy field last ment on the coming nights. These |eVening under the auspices of the are Hazel and Thompson. nu Sportsmon’s Thesy comedians; Norma, contortionist will he next Betty Snllivan. xvlophonist and Nor- Wedacsda yevening man Miller, tramp comedian. There | will also be music every nieht and | the usual array of bhooths. The carnival will close next Saturday. Notes Miss Dorothy Denton has returned | The cases of Donald Freeman of from a vacation at Worcester, Mass. | Plainville and R. Presto of New Mrs. K. E. Hyde of 74 Trumbnll |Britain were again postponed for avenue will leave fomorrow for a two wecke when they His recom- AR s be made tomorrosw delivery the commissione the new firehouse now under con- struction at the corner of Farming- ton avenue and Lewis street. Work n the building will not be com. pleted. in the opinion of the build- Ing committee, until some time in October. A petition from residents on An- drew street, for a hy- wife, | rant was turned over to Chief ' |Hayes with power to act Bills totaling $25) 71 Forestville for inci- dentals were approved and ordered {paid by the commission | Boxing Bouts Po-tponed rain forced a postponement of club held Angnst onts now on 20 an important All members present rehearsal are Monday night requested to b town conrt last- mght will leave Edward P. Prior today e for 2 week's vacation Le John Guiden Canada The roomes, anl Inauire 1 1 New Britain advt. st modern Rachlin Phone s is vacationing i improvement Main 77T or 3370 hold Martha Rebekahs will " ARRANGE FOR BARBICU illum A. Hayes, Mrs. George Conlon, | John | of fire | d about three months ago is | about November 1 was agreed to by | The new truck is to be located in | Le.| For the eighth consocutive time, | the | came up in the | Democratic Barbecws g September 20 has beéen dmnousced [as the date for the shecp barbetwe of the ‘Simith for President” clab o€ the fiith scnatorial district. whiek ircludes the towns ‘of Plals Farmington, West Hartford, Aven, Unionville, Southington, {Farmington and Rristel A state. [ ment to this vffeet was made Friday |afternoon by “President Joseph ' F, Dutton. James J. Moran, 3 premi- |nent democrat of Southingten. has been named treasurer of the bave L and ticket committee. Mra. ‘ R chard Elliott of Southington and Mrs. Anna Kennedy of West Harte | ford will arrange for the program. Prior to the barbecue dinner, which will be served at 7 o'clock at 'ake Compounce, there will be a torch light parade. Arrangements “re now being made Ly Mr. Dutten 1o secure several prominent speak- ©T8 for the occasion. An orchestra Will furnish the music for the oc- jcasion and a musical program will also be rendered . Clock Company Barbecue The annual barbecue of the em- ployes of ssions Clock Ce., Forestuille. will be held at Rockwell park on Saturday afternoon, Sep- tember 15, secuy Pollowing the dinner a program of inclnding a bascball game n the case and movement de. Ul of the factory, will be #t Muzy field. Only factory mployes may enter in such con- a Attachment Filed ~ofice of an attachment of prop- (v of Alcide J. Dery on Pond street for $2.200, in favor of the Connecticut Light and Power Co. | was filed in the office of the efty St. Oronzo Celebration Detween fiftcen and twenty theus- “nd persons are expected to attend the fireworks display to be [ at lake Compounce this evening by the St. Oronzo society. Events will start this noon with a parade, to be formed on South street ,and which Will ‘move through the ecentral |Streets of the city. The marchers will then procced to Lake Com. pounce where a program of sports Will be conducted under the super- vision of members of t), sdciety. There will be band concerts both in the afternoon and evening. At the conclusion of the evening concert, there will be a battle of fireworks, in which ‘two rival fire. | works concerns will compete for. a cash prize of $200, The Judges of |the displays will be local business, protessional and newspaper my ‘ Due to the large number.of ay- tomobiles expected at the resert, special police officers will direct ‘»lral'flc to and from the resort. To Play Kensington The New Departure basebsll feam will travel to Kensington torhetréw afternoon for a state league same, | A large number of royal rooters are planning to accompany the team. Coal Dealers Must Submit Checks For the first time in the history of the city, local coal dealers gub. mittinz bids for supplying the city coul requirements, will also be ebliz- cd to submit with such bids a certi- fied check for $300. Nbtices to this vfiect vere recelved by lechl egal men terday. Informatien as o the quality of the coal and quantity 1o be supplicd may be received: in the office of the city purchasing igent. Bids may be submitted sep- |arately for delivery in Forestviife. ‘Fldvlrrs are requested to name t |coal. the mine and the distriet from which it will be supplied.. The suc- cecsful bidders must enter inte a contract with the city, the form of which may be seen at the city pur- ing agent's office. These bide il Le opened at the city council meeting on Tucsday evening, Sep- tember 4, ard Game Leads to Shooting Iz_l’olice New Haven, Aug. 25 A quar- rel that had its inception over a card game led to the shooting of | Walter B. Lewis, 52, by a peliceman and the arrest of his two eompan- fons last night. The police were called when the men were battling mong themselves with knives, Thomas Carter, 24, and S8am Jonea, S. heing taken while Lewis fied. Officer Daniel Garrity chased the fleeing form and after severgl or- ders to stop Lewis whirled sbout and tried to stab the patrolman. At this stage Garrity shot the man in the arm and captured him after a short run. He was treated &t a hospital and then locked up. The three are employed fn: a camp in North Branford and police |learned that the argument resulted during a card game, Lewis waiting for the other two outside the hou g with a drawn knife, PLANS FOR TRIALS . Mexico City, Aug. 25 (UP)=—The itest group of suspects arrested = in connection with the assassination of President-Elect Alvaro Obregon will be tricd as co-authors of the erime |Instead of accomplices, it was indi- cated today. 4 In that case. death sentences will be asked for the men and a maxi- [mum of 20 years in prison fer the s READ HERALD CLASSIFTED ADS { FOR BEST RESULTS You Can;t B!ame : Freckles BUT TUATS JUST WUAT TAIS TR @' =TUERES NOTUING MUCH IN IT 1 DON'T WANT T Do= PLEANTY WHEN T BOUGAT 7UEM!