New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 28, 1928, Page 9

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR WOMEN AND MISS . MAIL ORDERS FILLED NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, ]-2 Price Sale 0 Millinery - Ends Tomorrow TO SE- LECT ONE OR MORE SMART HATS AT HALF PRICE NONE ON P e — s IR Berlin News_ | SURVEY OF STREET CORNERS PREPARED Kensington Intersection De- claged Dangerous to Motorists MAPS AND PICTURES READY Connty Legion Meeting Sunday— —Berlin Grange Party Tuesday Svening—Basketball ‘Team in Ac- tion Nest Weck—Other Ttems, Pirst Selectman Leon G. Hall an- | nounced today that he had received | a traffic survey of the main inter- sections in town from the Automatic Signal corporation of New Haven. | The New Haven firm gave an exhibit of its products at the Town hall about a month ago and decided to make a survey of the conditions here | so0 that the people could he advised just where traffic lights are needed the most. A petition was given to Mr. Hall ahout six weeks ago which was signed by 42 Kensington residents. The petition requested that some form of protection be installed at the iritersection of Main street and Kensington road. There has also | heen constant agitation for traffic | lights at the intersections on Berlin strect. According to the New Haven firm, the intersection of the Post and | Middletown road is badly in need of | protection because of the speed and | volume of traffic and the large num- | ber of left turns from the Post road into the Middletown road. Speaking of the Intersection of | the Post road and the New Britain | road, the firm states that it may re- quige some form of protection in the near future, but the situation is not as acute as the Middletown road in- tersection. The comparatively large | arca of this imtersection provides ample space for mbvement of loft turn traffic and unless the situation | during the summer months is very much more dangcrous than at pres- ent, it is not imperative that protec- tion at this corner be provided im- mediately. The survey states that traffic con- ditions at the intersection of ¥arm- | ington road and Beach Swamp road re such that no signal is necessary. | This intersection has been criticized often by residents of Kensington who declare that the corner is dan- {tract for the plans of a | nothing would | Januar Any Number of Styles High Shades and Black ALL SALES FINAL Millinery—=Second Floor $1,000 a year just for & light at the Middletown intersection. County Legion Meeting The Hartford county Legion meel- ing will be held in Farmington on Sunday, according to Commander Howard Bunce of Bolton-Kasic nost. will be a large attendance from the local post present at the meeting. A large attendance is expected at the Christmas party of the auxiliary of Bolten-Kasica post to be held this evening at 7 o'clock fn the Ameri- can Legion hall in Kensington. Chil- {dren of the members have been in- | vited to attend. Santa Claus will be present and will distribute gifts. There will also be a decorated Christmas tree. Games will be play- ed and refreshments rerved. Regular Meeting Berlin Grange will hold ifs regu- lar semi-monthly meeting Tuesday evening at its hall on KFarmington avenue. Following the business ses- sion, a New Year's party will be held. All members are invited to bring their friends and relatives. Refreshments will be served. Games will be played and dancing enjoyed. Interest In Proposition The article in the Herald last eve- ning announcing the action of the school board in awarding the con- £215,000 building to Junior High school | Bishop & Perry, New Britain archi- tects, caused a great deal of com- ment about town and general satis- faction was expressed because some: thing definite had been started. The need of a new school has long been felt here and no doubt the town hall will be crowded when the proposi- tion is placed beforc the voters for ratification. Feared Accident Mrs. John M. Henry, wife of one of the motorist$ killed on the Ber- | lin turnpike yesterday morning, stat- cd last evening that before her hu band stagted out from home she asked him not to go with his friend, Louis Derosa. He assured her that happen but Mrs. Henry said that she had a premon tion that something would occur. | Two hours later a neighbor's child lerought in a telephone message to the effect that her husband had been Kkilled. Derosa made it a daily habit to ride to Henry's home every morning and take him to work. Besides his wife, Mr. Henry is survived by a young daughter. Basketball Game The Kensington Boys' club basket- ball team will get back into action after two weeks’ layoff on Thursday. 3. when it clashes with the strong South Church five of New Britain at the New Britain Boys' club at 6 o'clock. jocal team's first game in the sec- ond round of the Hartford county “Y" league. In the previous meeting between [the two aggregations, the New Brit- ain quintet just managed to score & two point win. The local club has gerous to children on the way to and from school. TRecently State Com- missioner John A. Macdonald of the | highway department inspected the corner and declared that it was latd ont perfectly and nothing could he done to mprove conditions there. | Last week two reflectors were placed at the intersection warning motorists | , of {ho curve. | Protection is imperative for hoth | otorists and pedestrians at the in- | tersection of Main strect and Ken- | #ington road in Kensington, accord- | ing to the survey. This corner has heen the scene of many automobile accidents and no parking rules were established in front of the Kensing- ton post office in an cffort to reduce the danger. The New Haven company also pre- pared blue prints of each intersec- tion and made recommendations for traffic lights needed. Pictures of the corners were also ftaken and presented 1o the selectmen. The matter of installine proper protection at the intersections will Linvolve a great deal of expense, ac- cording to Mr. Hall. It would cost been improving steadily and has high hopes of reversing the decision. Work Progressing ‘Workmen have been busy breaking ground on the Beech Swamp road for the new addition to the Prentice Mfg. Co., during the past weck and the work is progressing at a rapid pace. The work will be continued full speed as the new addition is greatly needed by the concern be- cause of the large increase in orders. East Berlin Items There will be Christmas tree cele- bration and exercises at Sacred Heart and St. Gabriel's Episcopal churches this evening. The children particularly <huve looked forward to these events, Santa Claus will try STEINITE RADIO On Demonstration At My Store 356 ARCH STREET New Britain Dependable Radio Service G. BURTON WELLS Tel. 5188-3 Mr. Bunce expects that there | This will be the | APPROVAL—NO EXCHANGES — to bo present at both places. The Methodist church was visited last evening by Santa Claus who dis- tributed gifts and candy to a larg: emblage of children. Every child was prescnted with a gift a candy. Recitations and songs were rendered by the Sunday school chil- dren. Rev. and Mrs, G. L. Burgreen were presented with gold pieces, The library will be open this eve- ning for the exchange of books. Charles I'iske, Jr., is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fiske of Beckley road. He has just com- pleted his term of enlistment in the navy and will remain home for a time. Much favorable comment has been heard lately about the condition of the town roads in this district. The stretch of road from Kelsey corner to the Four Corners has heen made Also the Beckley Road has heen anid is being greatly improved. two stretches of highway have heen in rather poor shape for many » $7,000 Foreclosure Suit Against Smith Property Foreclosure proceedings on Farm- ington avenue and Roberfs strect properties were brought today against Stanley M. Smith by the Lomas & Nettleton Co. through At- piny claiming failure to make pay- ment of interest due September 19 on a $7,000 note. The sum is rep- resented by 14 nofes of §500 cach made out by the defend.nt on March |15, 1927, payable when carned at |8 1-2 per cent interest. The mort- aged properties hax : prior mort- za_c of $3,007 held 1y the New Britain Trust Co., and three attach- | ments by the Miller Co. of Meriden, |Hart & Cooley Mrg. Co., and the {Houthern New England Telephone |Co. Papers were served by Deputy | Sheriff Matthew Papciak. Dog Sled Carrying Mail Finds Real Snow Marshfield, Vt., Dec, 28 (P—Alden | Pulsifer of Minot, Me, and his dog sled team carrying mail from Lew- iston, Me. to Montreal, were mushing today through the first they had found since the start their journey. During the night hetween gix and | scver inches of wet snow fell, a wel- |come happening for the dogs and their driver, who had traveled over bate roads during most of the earlier stages of their trip. | After resting last night at the | home of C. Spencer here, Pulsifer |started for Barre shortly gbefore 10 o'clock this forenoon. He expected to reach Barre, & distance of 15 iles duriig the afternoon. {plans to remain in Barre tonight, pushing on to Montpelier tomorrow. | of DONT TALK T© US H the into an excellent piece of highway. | These | torney Stanley J. Traceski. the con- | real snow | He | YEAU--THAT TUING OF WT"DYNAINYE UNDER Plainville News MIDDLETOWN MAN SCHOOL ARCHITECT dition Accepted by Committee |STATE GAME PRESERVE Land is Leased in Northwestern Part Town — No Developments in High School Robbery — Want School in Westwood Park. | e | ‘ “The plan of William T. School Plan Service bureau of Middletown was, adjudged the best of the dozen submitted for the §95.- 000 addition to the Linden street school.at a meeting of the special | building committee last night and | Mr. Towner was named as architect of the proposed building. There was least ‘one other plan which was highly favored by members of the committee, but that of the Mid- dletown architect met all require- ments ahd was much ss costly than its chiel rival, was lecte | The Towner plan for the building of a unit. almost ¢ v like the present Linden street school, behind 4he existing building and fac- ing the other way, while the fwo imits will be connected by a short joining link built on the north side and fronting on. what is now known as “the passaway The town plans to improve the passway and make it a regular street, which will give the sckool entrances on two streets and will greatly improve the sehool property and all other land in that section of the town The addition will contain 12 roonis and a large play room in the base- ment. A kindergarten will be spread across the north side on the first | floor, the fin Kindergarten department be one of the most commendahle features of the Towner plan. This building, the committee | feels, can well be built within the propria as it is es [timatea than it can be constructed at a cost of only 30 cents a—cubic foot and of $3 a square foot of floor spaee Plans and specifications will now be prepared by the Middlefown firm, and then hids for (he construction of the addition will he called for, Mr. Towner was the architeel who designed the Plainville High school, which is considered by school au- Mhorities throughont New Lngland ax ilmost an ideal building, from the points of view of hoth econoiny and ladequacy of facilities. | Want Westwond Park School | A delegation of fhree residents of | Westwood park asked for and were lgranted a hearing hefore the huild- jing commit t night and stated their desire A Six ro mentary their section the town. They said that showed there were approximately 195 children in the Westwood park section who were in grades 1 to 6, ind they felt that this number was (large enough to warrant a new school nearer at hand to abolish he [long walk their children now Ito make fo atfend classes at Linden street school. The committee informed the delo- | Ration that it had been empowcred only to fake charge of construction {of the Linden stre addition anl had no authority to pass on {6chool. | tendenf of Schools Leon €. Stuples stated this morning th school in the W stwood par tion would be necessary within a few years if that district continued {o develop as at present. The next school will probably bhe built there, he continued, although it possi- nlé that a survey would show one wis more needed in the Iarmington ave- nue district. Jts location, if it he- comes necessary to build it, will I decided pure on the relative sizes |of the scetions it would serve, he stated. f State Game Preserve That tha ctate Is planning a game preserve in the northwestern part {of Plainville, in the thickly wooded [ territory about the Plainville Camp |ground, was learned today when it became known that the state has |leased land in that scction for four Towner of so it calls for school in ele- of a census have the a new Supe is . <PLAINVILLE®» —TONIGHT— 2—FEATURES—2 Estelle Taylor and Antonio Moreno in “THE WHIP WOMAN” Jobnnic Waker with his dog m “THE SNARL OF HA FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS W. 1. Towoer's Plan for Ad- DECEMEZR 28, 1928 | ye beginning November 24, 1928 | The leascs, . hich have been filed at the town clerk’s office, state th 11 | property will be used for a “public shooting ground for hunting, fish- ling, and trapping” and may be used ‘I any person licensed by the state. The state board of fisheries will have | surisdiction o tish and game on the {land and will preseribe the rules and | regulutions for its u; | The lessors of the land Otto Wunsch, estat: of William Johnson, Adolf Keller, and Phebe Tyler. United States Sepator-Elect Ior ric C. Walcott, president of the conmmis- sion on forests and wild life, signed | the leases for the state | No Robbery Developments No developments have been an- nounced regarding the High school | rohbe which took plac: Wednesday "night, ana investigation is still being pursued by Constible George Schubert and Deputy Sheriff George L. Geer. They jire engaged in run- ning down ral likely looking | clues, but they were not prepared to- day to give ouf any information. 1t was believed ‘today that burgl ad to all his in vain, med that in Viee Principal Yonald's office, which spent so sev the trouble the Donglas the intruder and energy in pounding open. contained no money Om the Pridey niorni for the Christi Businoss Manager Carl the Dramatic elub fy a portion of rocd cont sehool play hut it is stated Danked th sone as it sec M much “time wfore school holidays, Peterson of ned over $15 pts from fhe re- o Mr. Machonald that the principal money during the day 16 this is the it is thonzht e tremely unlikely that the con- tained any money, although this can- not be definitely stated until Mr. MacDonald, who is at home in Maine, ¢ communicated with i ters to Elect will be a quarterly meeting it General Lawton, 10 of A in 0dd Iellows' hall tomorrow ev ning. Officers will bo nominated nd elected a other important business will he it hetore the meetin e a quarterly meeting, a aneo x- pected. The date it heen changzed beeause holiday next Tuesday, closed There of Con is for of the has Public Social The Martha Fehekahs will hold a public and eard party in 1. 0. O. I*. hall on New Yeur's Eve, ha- nning at § o'clock. Refreshments will he d al the close of party, the general public invited social sery and is Will Tend Stove regular staff of the Inc., will not le at Th Store Castle of Sumuel J. Castle, pr corporation, Miss Sarah Ludlow o Hartford. T however, will remain liam of the Patt Paint will bo in - vaint department, Mr. Worden of ths Supplee-Biddle Mardware Co., wili fake charge of the hardware depart- and John I. Simens of the Cigar ( ill conduct the cigar deparfment, while fhe periodi- Will he in the ¥ {orson Suit Tor $700 Russian §. John the Rapt chureh has sued Peter Shadzik, alj Peter Chudzik, for $700. Acting on A Writ issued hy Attorney 1. J. € lon Britain, Deputy Sheriff Mat- has attached land in to Lo stor apen Kane Co. Sargent of the 0., nds of Funeral of Mr. Tillotson for John Tillaf- on were held at 2 ternocn at the under- of W. A. Bailey & Wilkerson of the eeational church ofticiating. ment was in mington. More S Roston Varni: . of rough Attorney H. N. Wil New Britain, has sued the I Engineerin Pl for 0 damages. Deputy Sheriff 1 marlors 1. Roy Bos ms Vit W. Furrey has : company and owner, tached stock in the onal goc of the Louis I%odt. The Lomas & Nel{leton Co., has served notice of fhe pandency of a suit against Stanley M. Smith, o prop v on Farmington aven has Peen atfached on a writ 1 hy Aftorney Stanley J. Traceski of New Britain. The New Rritain the Miller Co., {h Cooley Mfg. Co. and ih New England Telephone named as co-defendants in {he The atfachment on tho 1 ik Johnson on Forestville ¢ Tas heen released by Cooper, Hungerford & (¢ Dritain legal firm. Wi brought after Bertel Johnson. | rust Hart Soutl n 0., arc writ had sued Notes . M. A. Castle will give a din- * home tonight for mem- hers of the bridal of the wed- ding of her son, Samuel J. Castle, and Miss Sarah Louise Ludlow of Hartford. The ceremony will be | performed at 4 o'clock tomorraw aiternoon at the Jmmaneul Congre- gational church in Hartford. John Glocken has taken an optio: property of Mary Steila on the south side of the New Rritain- Plainville road west of the Connec- ! ticut Quarries Co. There |gcres fn the tract, | " Ars. H. Parkinson home from the New eral hospital, where she of has returned ritain Gen- underwent TUHEY DONT THINK SO.MUCH OF OSSIE'S AIRPLANE = KE'LL HANE A UARD TINE SQUARIN' LIMSELF WITI ALL TUE work to- morrow but will attend the wedding dent of the Wil- are 14| an operation several week Th Economy newed its tease ing street in th ago. Grocery Co. ha in its store on Whr- block owned by K {1t Tracy and R. R. MacDonald. A speial and dance will be held it the Tonic club fomorrow eveniny ¢ will be furnished by the M- orchestra | Jestic Mps. Stanley Coveleski of last, street, who has been critically ill at] the New Britain General hospital, |is reported as somewhat improved. Michael Scr of Mountatn View underwent operation for appendicitis vesterd. afternoon the New Britain General hospital | His condition is sald to be favor- able. | miton Huwmason Mrg. 1 W 2y ss Speed in the Humason Mg, ¢ last night by win s from the Grinders the Coilers and blanked i team &hook oft the Coil bowling 1 ning three poin at Mart's were heing submerged by the Second Operatio ntean. Viat Dept. crawled np by four points from the Autonutics, and the ¢ reached the .L00 mark through a -1 win over the Shipping team. With the first-place tic brok n, there now are four or five te which are struggling mantully in the tace for the pennant. marks last night were Ba sirko, Marev, Chapman. J. Turner, Roy, bach, E. Erickson, and £ The scorcs: alleys W winning ic best nade by Kulanick, Kallen- Anderson Tiosenbach Moller Shaffrick Stoennis .... Selnad . 445 Second Operation SSErove i 7 Totals Smith Totals Conray Coleman Monick Nyrick e 479 440 430- Press Speed w0 111 Totals Tohngon Kulanick st Knsick : Morey < 10 104 108 1 495 Totals Automat 81 J. Purner Kellenbach Roy : J. Camphell Chapman 118 102 103—308 B0—3204 Totals W Miller .. 1. Herns H. Pe . i, Erickson . Lowman 109 ¥4 458 444 Shipping Totals Linavall Roberge Teshick Stanloy E. Anderson Totals .s Battle for ~ cadership Joln Mastrianni and Silverio are stagi A great battle in indiv :in the Industrial bowl league, according to figures r ed by tary C, covering all games fourth week of the Mastrianni at present tops the lea with an avers of 118.4, with Sil- verio right behind with 116.1 The East 1nds have now clim} out of the cel corrected stand ing shows, duc to their winning of three points from the American Le- gion in the playoff of a postponed mateh. The official standing is now 1s follows: i W, |H. C. Baum.. 21 Bristol Brass | B Men 19 14 Standard Steel 19 14 Plainv’le C . 15 15 0. Chapin and through the second round | (Continued on Page 17) Book No. issued in the name of Elizabeth A. Anderson, reported 1ost or destroyed. If found, urn to The Plainville Trust Company | Plainville, Conn. ‘rr-l Bristol News SAYS KLAN WOULD SETTLE ARGUMENT Mrs. Agnes Aunaya Longs for ‘Kansas and the Hooded Band NEIGHBORHOOD ~ QUARREL Lewest Vire Loss Recorded in City in o Seve Years—seswipes Troliey—Hizh School Prom—Gas Station Hearing Scheduled, A longing Ku for lux Klan would weut,” was cuting Attorncy Mathier, betore whom she ummoned following a neigh fight Thursday afternoon. Mrs. the t about to er apartuient of a woman friend in which when 1 nd assau 1 in explaming her that she had resorted ause Mrs Hing 1i Aunaya, who is an, denied his iid that B shots™ in the past two Kansas “wlhe o 23 Cypre I'ros mes had been orhicod complainant, o, info pro i she was jt fer the in the sune Aunaya reside nped on her . Aunaya, stated to physical violence Neapolitano Lad been to lier hushand tull blooded Ing iecusations and had hut twe nonths housc Mus Jatter hier, My After warning hoth women 14 besadvisable continue torney for that it for them to dis- Prosecuting Af- continued the casc month in h tion oflicer hostilitie Mather one charge prob. ristol's fire loss duris N cord to the Jolin H board of fire year, 1 was eral repor ending the lowest 1in sey years, accordiy t of Iire submitted to the missioners at its meeting last eveni damage to huildings during month period 1140 dama contents annual Chief Haye and buildi total loss yiildi was § was §10,1 to £41 Thhe threatened by fire the value bringi was of contents §7 well the department. In 19 property ire 1or the it wes i which iciency of the speaks for it whil to hy Year endinz Nove 1to 52 that last year i proceding dis mber Tl city's i (I ndicatc dec d the y most istrous in the LaCour din streef, whic during : block North was badly gufted last h immer 09 Calls Answered the year a total of 209 call answered by the fire depar ment. April proved fhe busiest month when 30 calls, or a day, weie 1 followin Ler of Turi were an r corded g statement shows the calls dnri cach n ilso the number responded nnn th 4 (o cacl company: i Mo, Squad A No. 2 No. 1 Wel men's Physical Examinat v of the six firemen od as regulars at the the city council, have alrcady taken ind successtully passed the physieal xamination preseribed by the de- partment. Those on whom doctor's cortificates have been reccived arc Robhert Walsh and William Sample, who heen a ed to Company No. 2, and T. I rick and George Dietrick, ¢ to Engine Company No. 5. ¢ cates have not as yet heen received by Chief John H. 1 on Richard Odlum and Charles Fortunato, who duty at Ingine last meeting of Ay Company Commitfee Mayor W. Ray Appointed ond ¢ . who i at the meeti evening, od Fire Commissioners W. 8. In- g m and Frank Dutton and Chief John H. Hayes a committee of th to selcet a sitg for Engine Company No. 2, which it is planned to relo- cate, and to submit such recommen s at the next meeting of the datiol m bhoard. Mayor Crumb expre 1 the opin- well to select a on further up North Main in the vicinity of the Birge and Commissioners Ing and Dutton both concurred > relocation of the headquarters No. 2 past sev ion that it mig N Company lered for th because of the condition of the pres- ent building and The fact that It is located wheregtraffic at all times of ithe day is very heavy. On & number ©of occasions, due to this traffic. fire apparatus has been delayed in leav- ing the house. Bills. Approved B Bills totalling §146.64, presented v Chief John H. Hayes, were ap- oved by the board. Franklin Lodge Installs At a meeting of Franklin lodge, A. und A. M., held last evening,.the ollowing recently elected officers were installed by Past Master James D). Foster, assisted by Past Master ildward A. Ryals: Worshipful mas- ter, Leigh D. Minor; senior warden, Wallace Yale; junior warden, l.evoy I%. Percival; treasurer, J. Fay Douglass; secreta W. Edgertol cuior deacon, Richard E. Clark; ior deacon, Walter E. Wood; ard, Harry Beach: junior vard, Williard A. Hunt; chaplain, Soule; marshal, Samuel W. tyler, Samuel W. Law- Retiring Worshipful Master Rolfe I Rowe was presented with a past s jewel by the Jodge and a master's charm by the candi- 1928 Sideswiped Trolley Tohn Brilakis of 153 Main street, New Britain, had a narrow escape injury shortly after 8 o'clock «ning when the automebile which he was operating sideswiped i easthonud trolley car in charge of Conductor Walter Grace and Mo- torman Louis Mix on Broad.street the trolley cars cross the hway at Broad Place. The prompt nanner in which Motorman Mix ap- plied the brakes and brdught the trolley to a stop was all that saved automobile from being pushed I the highway fence and over bank skirting the Pequabuck Neither vehicle was damaged extent. High sSchool Prom The annual senior prom of ~ the higlh school, held last evening in the high school gymnasium, was a celor- tul atfair and_was attended by a nnmber of college students home for ihe holiday recess. The patrons and patronesses were Mrs. ¢ J. Williams, Mrs. b, W. Beach, Principal and Mrs, Henry E. Cottle, and Superin- it of Schools and Mrs. Karl Reiche Sonth Manchester Here Tuesday Gn New Year's night, the South Manchester high school basketball team will make its first appearance ¢ son on the local floor in a 1 came with the Bristol high auintet. . Following two straight de- one by the Torrington high and the other by ‘the high hool alnmini;«Coach Tommy Mona- han nas put his squad through sev- eral days of ntensive drilling in pre- paration for next Tuesday's game. A preliminary game between the sec- ond teams of the two schools will the main-attraction. where throt river am ¢ tuneral of Norman Oscar Woi- 11 year old son of Dr. and Joseph L. Woisard of 57 Di- vinity street, was held at 8 o'clock this morning at St. Ann's church. Itev. Joseph P. Perreault celebrated the high mass of requiem and bur- ial W in ‘the new St. Joseph's cometery. 1unceal-of Mrs. Elisha E. Cook The funeral of Mrs, Matilda Cook. G5, wife of Elishz 1. Cook of 2 Main street, who died Wednesday, was held this afternoon in Ware- house Point, where committal serv- also held, She is survived by her hiushand and one ‘son. P, 0. of Meeting . A mecting of Camp No. 15, P. O. of A wiil be held at 8 o'clock this vening, in Arcanum hall, Follow- ing the by session refreshments will be ved and a sockal hout en- sard, Mrs., ices were Requicm Mass A month’s mind high mass of re. quiem will be celebrated at 8 o'clock safurday morning at &f. Joseph's (hurch in memory of John J. Hart- Stephen Terry Lodge Steplien Terry lodge, I 0. O. «ill hold it's regular weekly meet- ing at 8 o'clock this evening. Offi- cers for the ensuing year will be cted and the reports of the retir- officers submitted. Gas Station Hearing A public hearing on the applica- (Continued on Page 28) Happier, if you'll save a bit! Our Christmas Club’s one ! You save for pose—to spend mas! Enroll o $10.00 A Savings Account's another way. Deposits made on or before January 5th will draw interest at 5% from January 1st. Plainville Trust Company Plainville, Conn, definite pur- next Christ- now, Classes 25c A Promise? YOU GOT YOURSELF IN BAD WITU 74’ FEULAS FoR ANAKIN “TIEM THINK YOUR AIRPLANE COULD FLY \WUEN T CANT AT ALL-+-\OU BETTER GNE IT TOTHE JUNK MAN 22 AY AIRPLANE AULLET'S BARN AN THEYLL SEZ SOME-