New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1929, Page 7

Remarkable Values! Our JANUARY SALE of LINGERIE Lace Trimmed and Tailored Underwear CREPE DE CHINE GOWNS White, flesh and colors, lace trimmed or tailored. M. $2.45 e $3.45 "o $4.45 Were 8595 64 Q 5 Were $695. $595 Now .,..,. Now M Berlin News SLIPPERY HIGHWAY CAUSES ACCIDENTS Four Crashes Here Over Week- End—No One Injured ONLY ONE ARREST MADE Mecting of Motherhood Club Wed- nesday—Fathcr Brennan An- nounces Schedulc ef Masses for year—Farm Burcau Mecting. terlin was the scene of numeroun accidents over the weck-end, most of them due to the snow storm that Jit the town vesterday afternoon. “The icy condition of the turnpike caused many vehicles to skid into {clephone poles, trees, and routc sizns. Although autcmobiles were ladly damaged in some of the ac- cidents, all of the occupants escaped injury. This makes the second week-end i successlon that ey lighways have caused a number of collisions. . ; While driving his car in the di- rection of East Berlin on the East Trerlin road yesterday, Valentine F. Mermann of Shuttle Meadow ave- e, New Britain, skidded on the ighway and turned over. A call was sent to a local garage to have the car furned upright but upon areival of the towing car it was found that the car had already been uprighted and had proceeded on its vay. Hermann was uninjured, the car receiving only a bent fender. A car driven by Walter Bruum of 198 Park street, West Hartford, was forced oft the highway near the Manstield residence about 3:30 ‘clock yesterday afternoon and cashed into a telephone pole. No injurics were reported but the ma- chine was wrecked. Bruum was accompanied by two other men who claimed that a Jiad cut in front of them to avoi Ditting another machine coming in the oppostie direction, forcing Fruum to leave the road. The other car failed to atop. Lawrence Corrigan a teirphone pole on Webster's hill sarly last evening when he applicd hix brakes tos suddenly on the icy pavement. He skidded into the pole, cracking it off several fect from the cround. The Connecticut Light & Power (o waa called to remove live wires from the pole which were Jving about. the ground. endangering passershy. Mr. Corrigan escaped without. injury but his car was bad- Iy damaged. A car driven by Frank Downes of New Rritain struck a machine operated by Charles Haddock of Kensington late Saturday evening at the intersection of Farmington road and Beach Swamp road In Kensing- ton. Mr. Downes apparently took 100 wide & turn at the interscction. Constable Kaytpka says. Both cars were badly damaged and had to be towed to garages. Mr. Downcs was accompanied by Robert Leghorn of 1450 Btanley strect, New Britain. of Flushing. The owners; of the cars agreed to | scttic out of court. Many minor accidents were ported about town but in all cases {he cars escaped damage. Drivex With 1928 Markers Joseph Havlin of Higganum drove re- his car from that town to Hartford | and back as far as Berlin yesterday with 1928 registration markers on Fis antemobite, according to Can- siable William Cole who arrested him. Hhe will sppear for trial in the Berlin town conurt tomorrow evening. | buckled his car up against | Mail Orders Filled CREPE DE CHINE STEP-INS French Panties, Blaom- ers, Chemise and Bloomer combination, flesh and col- ors. Were $1.95. Now ..... Were $2.95 Now...... Were $3.95. Now ... | 45 proportionately reduced. Teacher's Training Class A meeting of the Teacher's Train- | ing class of the Berlin Congrega- | tional church will be held Thursday | vening at 7:30 o'clock at the home | of Rev. Sanmuel A. Viske. The class | |meets once a month and discusses | ithe psychology of the child under | Rev. Mr. Fiske. The course will con- tinue throughout the winter months. | Scout Mectings H Troop 1, Boy Scouts, will meet Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Berlin Congregational church un- |der the direction of Scoutmaster E. | O. Shjerden. The Cub Scouts will meet the same evening at 6:30, o'clock. Troop 4. Girl Scouts, met ‘this af- | ternoon at 4 o'clock. Captain Mrs. 8. Chase Coale was in charge. ® . Action Over Doath Reports that steps have been tak- | en toward legal action resulting rom | |the death last week of Edward Sla- ter of Maple Hill, who dicd at the | {New Britain General Hospital four days after being struck by an auto- | mobile driven by Willlam Hurst of 154 Hanover avenue, Meriden, were | confirmed Saturday evening by At. | torncy Louis Y. Gaberman of Hart- | ford. | Steps were taken several days ago, | according to the attorney, and to | date two signed statements have been obtained from witnesses or others in some way invelved in the accident. It is alleged that Slater | {ran across the highway in front of | |a car driven by William Short of Hartford, who was travelling north at the time, and belicved to have | | become confused. ran ahead on into | {the other machine operated by [Hurst. The Moriden man was ab- |solved of blame by the Berlin au- thoritics following an investigation. Attorney Gaberman has been re- tained by Frank Slater of Berlin, a brother of the victim, it is under- | stood. Agricultural meetings Agricultural meetings will be held in every town in the Hartford county |this winter and spring provided a | representative group of farmers in the town consider such mectings de- sirable, according to an announce- {ment today by the Hartford County |Farm bureau. Carl A. Lund of Ber- lin is a director in the bureau. | Specialists in practically every | icultural line are available to : farmers in the county facts | | g to their particular com- ! | modity and if the town directors find suflicicnt interest aroong their farm- ers, the burcau will arrange for one | or more speakers that are of the {-:rr-mmt importance, in that par- |ticular town. Tt is expected that the interest {among Berlin farmers will be high | enough to have a meeting arranged for here. Motherhood Club Meeting The monthly meeting of the Ber- {lin Motherhood club will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at.the home of Mrs. Mary Michaels, Miss McDonald of Storrs and Mrs, Gerth of Hartford will address the meeting. Mrs. Ttobert Chapman will |sing several selectians. The meeting |18 open to the women of the com- munity. | _The ciub will give a bridge and whist party*in the Worthington Com- | munity house on Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Mrx. George Pickett is chair- !man of the affair and will be assist- ed by Mrs. R. 8 Gold. Mrx, Dorothy Bancroft, Mra. John Hannon and | IMrs. A. 1. Woodruff. Prizes will be awarded the winners and refresh- | ments served. The public is invited: Ttems A daughter was born to Mr. and | Mrs. Stephen Dodzik of Christian | r—— | TEINITE RADIO On Demonsiration At My Stdre | - v 1 and three pieces models. | Were $4.95. [ s $I ~55 WNow Fy S5 $4.45 % | Were $6.95. $3.45 Nov... ANl higher priced nrmmrsi\\";\l::w‘fl-%-. $9.95 ‘ | Re Piainville News TOWN POPULATION Costume Slips Corsets Brassieres CREPE DE CHIN PAJAMAS And novelty silks, two $5.95 . Now...... " FIGURED AS 6300 Postmastor Usher Bases “Esti- luu-l’!llfl_oem i FARM BUREAU MEETING ‘| Mre. Dakin Coming for Demonstra- tien—Two Superintendents to Ad- dress Purent-Teacher Association | —Mercury Under Zevo Mark. | Plainville now has a pepulation | of about 6,600, according to an esti- mate made by Postmaster James E. Usher on the basis of the busincss transacted by the local post office. This figure is more than 50 per cent higher than the 4114 which was fixed by the 1920 census and shows the rapid growth of the town during the present decade. The yeal 1928 saw many -evidences of this- increased business at the post office. & large increase in the number of school. children and a great number of new houses—and there ix every indication of steady and sizable growth. i ‘The post effice iow has about | 1,314 accounts, Mr. Usher said to- | . The rural carriers make stops within Plainville, and the city | carriers stop at 910 addremes, while the remainder are served at the gen. eral delivery window. Iiguring fhe usual five to a family, this would mean the town has a population of 65 but Mr, this was an extreme figure and that he would estimate the total somewhat under it. This figure i closcly checked from other sources. The number of voters is approximately 2,200. This is fig- ured as about ene-third of the total population, making this somewhere around 6,600, The school cnroliment during De- cember was 1 Multiplied by five, this gives a total close to 7,- 006, although such a figure may be Lane, Berlin, at the New Britain General hompital Baturday evening. Mra. William Sheldon will enter- tain the members of the Wednesday Afternoon Whiat club at her home on Farmington avenue on Wednes- day afternoon. The schedule of masses for the vear was read at the musses at St. Paul's church yesterday marning by - John C. Brennan, ‘Thermomicter Drops Farly risers this morning were |Breeted by frigid weather, the ther- mometer taking a bfg drop during the night. At 6 o'clock, mest of tht! thermometers registered 4 below zero while at 9 o'clock, they read 2 above. One resident from the Blue Hills section of Kensington declared that about 5 o'clack his thermometer read 10 below zero, Local Team Wins . A good sized crowd watched the Kensington Boys® club five defeat the P'irst Congregational church team of Waterbury at the Fraternal hall in Kensington Raturday evening in a close and exciting game, the acore being 31 to In the preltminary, the Kensing- ten Boys’ club intermediates defeat- ed the Senjor Reserves, 24 to 11, The intermediates are yet to be beaten. The summar; T, R. Grew, rf .. g 4 Tewin of ..., Malone, 1 Chatkowski Vagan, rb A. Greco, Ig . Gotorvala, Ig . .10 Waterbury Bas. Fld. ollis, ©f ....cc00 1 1 I. Tron. If ceees O o R. Tren, If ... . [ Finmore, ¢ .. . 3 Shields, ¢ .... v Brown, rg 4 L Iron. rg ... [ L. Hollis, Ig ... Shields, Ig ... Totals Frozen radiators this morning as pumps both the weather. were common were the town victims of zero Two below was report-d at 6 o'clock and lower temperatures | carlier. Milk froze from standing on porches. / The Community club will meet Wednesday evening at § o'clock, It i expected that the new committees will be anrounced. the personnel now being arranged. al plans for the annual banquet on the 23rd will be made at this session. This |vear's hanquet will be the biggest and best ever it is said. (Continued on Page 16) GEE! A FELLA TAKES WIS UFE IN WIS MANDS GVERY TINE UE CROSERS THE STREGT-TUE WAY TI' AUTOS SOMETIING wuizz gy I8 AwrFoL Y 5 | Wilson Greer of Wethorsfield ! | speak, 3 {nim and their five small ) | Ehe had gone to the home of |considered a trifle excessive. | 1In all three cases the figurcs | place the population at bhetyw 6.- 1500 and 7.000, so that Mr. Usher | felt justified in making his conserva- [tive estimate as the lower figurc of | the two. | He also pointed to the 50 new | buldings srected here during 1 | Most of theae were dwelling houses. and many of them w built by |newcomers to town. 17 he faid, {meant an increase of 200 in popu- i lation during the last yenr alone. | Farm Burcan Meeting A mecting of the Farm will be held at 10:45 o'clcck Wodnes- day at the Baptist church parlors. ‘\Ir-._ Marion vans Dakin, nutrition | specialist at Connceticut Agricultura) | college, will give anothcr of her in- teresting taltis and demonstrations on “Squarc Meals for Healtl u will be the third talk in her sorics, |the previous ones in which | proved. very worth wh Luncheon will be served { Each person who attends is | bring one article of food. All women of the community i { cordially invited to attend. School Mem to Speak Two school superint.ndents Bureau t noen ked to will | an additional dollar. | manufacturcrs. The public aher cautioned that | a8 hodges ..., ment are requested to rcport at § o'clock with the food which has been solicited. Among the events of the evening will be a tug-o-war and a card tour- nament. These will be held in the firemen's room on Picrce street. Fara Dunworth Dies Ezra Dunworth, §2, of 29 Canal street, died at his home Saturday night. He is survived by his wife; one son, Willlam Dunworth of ¥lor- ida; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Jo-| seph McLean of Waterbury, ,and &/ Mra. Murphy of Irooklyn, N. Y. and several grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 11 o’clock tomorrow morning at the undertaking parlors of W. A. Bailey & Co. on Broad strect. Rev. A. A. Ball, pastor of the Plainville M. E. church will officiate. Burial will be in Pine Grove cemetery, Mill Plain, ‘Taxes Must Re Paid Today is the last day for the pay- ment of the personal taxe of $2. Those who have not paid this sum by tonight will be liablc to & fine of Notes The We;Uns club will meet this evening with Mrs. I'hilip Bassett of | West Main strect. The Parish guild of the Church of Our saviour will lold its regular | meeting in the parish house on | Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Amella Hiscox of Bieycle treet loft this morning to visit rela- | Itives in Pittstield, Mass. | of | Deputy Sheriff E. W. Furrey 158 liroad strect is recovering from | la slight ilincss, An open meeting of the Chamber | of Commerce will be held in the| chamber rooms tonight, when an au- | tomatic traffic light will be demon- | strated by representatives of the ! is invited | i | n Leago | W, Iet. | Rookics ....oonot I,M.:} Buceanecrs 5 75 | Sardines ... 1 50 Norsel 3 M, E, Churel 1o attend. Cosmopolit o f : L1251 Buicks ... L0000 Molander et what is probab- | {1y a new alley record whén he hung | lup 4 422 in three stringe during Cosmopolitan league match at Hart's | bowling alleys. His core for the | first game was 126, and that was! lis low est mark of the night, his sec- ond effort ringing a 131 and liis thivd resulting in a atiful 163 This work gave the smen thres points in the mateh with the Lucky Srikes and «d them from st 10 Qith plice, K. Gustafson, Willard, and J. Lawis led well. In the other match the Sardines rolled their first mateh and ook [three points from the Dodges. The one extra point, however, liited the ! Dodges 1rom last place. Thonip- con, Sirke, Dolson, and Carlson did he score | Copt G the best work. Nor 12, Anderson J rinson ... L. Gustafson |1 John G o 1) st on ... 405 Lucky Strikicy J. Mastrianni . 7S A Mastranni 10 Willard i E d. vis . 1 have | Wheeler siron Mycrs Carlson ol=on epeak at the meeting of the Iarcn'- | | Teacher Association in the High | school auditorium at 8 o'clock Wed- | nesday night. Superintendent Carl | A. Relche of Bristol will talk on | “Modern Trends in Education.” “Is i Fducation Worth Paying For?" will be the topic on which Superintenden: walt Wife Leaves Home Howard Radeliffe of Forestvill {avenue complained to Sergeant T. J. | Feeney and Officer William I'0liti {the New Britain police early yesior- day morning that his wife had jeft chitdwn He helieved that Mre, | Oldene Bruden, 217 Lasalle str New Britain. Police went ther: lcarned Mrs. Radcliffe had week_ago. Below Zero Weather ‘ Temperatures well under the mark were reported about town th morning. ‘Congtable George Hchu- |Dert found thermometers about the center standing at two wnd four de- | grees below, while on Farmington avenue a temperature of 10 belos | was reported. Concert By Male Quartet A concert will be given on ‘Fhurs | ¢ay evening, January 24 |auspices of the Woman's Federation |of the Congregational chureh. {the Colonial Male Quarict of Ha ford. Tickets are heing scld niembers of the committce and wi'l alro be available at (ustle’s store. iremen’s Social The nynlle firemen will give {a smoker in Legion hall tomorrow | evening. with firemen from Terry {ville and Unionville as their guests. }_«u members of the local depa | three weeks ago. but ro | FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS of | lett a Clemean PAR Hivlkolth o o Sauina | Hart { 1t. Thompson 110— 328 ) 136—14583 Plainville, | Tel. 276-12 Trambull Ave., 1 [licated room to rent. Adst, @his in the last week of our 20 per cent discount sale. H. A. James, dry goods, men's furnishings, footwear. | floor coverings, ete. 33 West Main | St Plainville. : | Nomination of Tate | Will Be Withdrawn | Washington, Jan. 14 (®—The | nomination of H. Theodore Tate 10 be treasurer of the United States will be withdrawn by the treasury department of opposition | which d in congress 10 hecause a vast army of uscrs— under the | <«PLAINVILLE®» TONIGHT and and CHARL FARRE —in— SSTREET AN See This Picture! \ Iney Jam e —————— Bristol News | Iy, | Haa ON CITY BUDGETS Estimates Will Be Discussed at Tussday Night Meeting MANY WEEK-END DEATHS - H ed M 1he (Suith) | public schools 1880, waus art n, ughters, Litehfield, tor titis vity; Mrs, . Hart urday at September 13, 1859, the di ughter of Augustus H s b Lt Warn m P. W N Mr , and Mi rd H. hert W, 1 he funer o'clock this a Mercury at Between 2 and 10 Below be Methodist chapel D. Joues offic Zero This Moming—Tolice Beat West comtery, Changes—Minor Cases in Police | of municipal depart- ments will come up for discussion at the adjourned meeting of the city council to be held Tuesday evening. The estimate of the fire depart- ment, which shows an inc of approximately $11,000 over last year's budget appropriation, has al- ready been submitted to the city clerk. The increase, as explained in Raturday's Herald, is brought about by the new fire house at the corncr of Farmington avenue and Lewis streets. The estimates of the hoard of ed- ucation, which will be presented to- morrow night but whieh will not be passed upon finally until about the middle of February, will undoubted- Iy*show an appreciable increase over the budget appropriation of I vear due to increased enrollment both in the grammar and high schools. A portion of the increase will be offset, however, by a de- ficlency: appropriation mady in De- cember by the city council to care for the payment of teachers’ salaries for the first week in December. The police department estimate, it in also expected, will show aome increase while the same is strue of the other city departments. Undergoes Operation Miss Cecelia A, Kirchgessner of 41 Fair street, a clerk in the office of the Connecticut Light & Power Co., underwent an operation for appendi- the Bristol hospital Satur- | condition was reported as this morning. ] it i3 M lia in favorabl The condition of Miss Evelyn King, |- who attempted suicide by shooting at local police headquartors last Wednesday, showed a slight im- provement this morning. according to hospital authoritics. Her temy ature was normal and she had grown somewhat stronger. Unless compli- cations set in, her complete recovery is expectod Thomas Murphy Thomas Murphy, 54, ef strect, dicd at the Bristol Saturday following a short The funeral will be held o'clock Tucsday morning T4 I'ratt hospitul llness. at 8:30 at theln funeral home of James J. Duun on | groom is cuiployed 9 o'clock at St |1 rial will be in street and at h's ohurch. . Thomas cemeter, Lonis J. Allen Lonis J. Allen of §2 Second street, ol. dicd at St. Francis ho: 1 last night followir ilpess. or a number cars e had heen cmployed s a aker ot the Tenficld Saw orls on Riverside avenue. He is rvived by his wife. FPuneral arrangements, in el of Undertaker James J. Dunn, were incompletc at noon today. Cases Nolled of breach of fhe peice ph Womil of 21 lrving ed with drunkenncss nd breach of the peace. was nolled thiz merning by Prosecuting Atio ather on payment of costs amounting to 6 Womnil was arrested Sunds§ evening by Of- ficers Keith and Thompson on com- plaint of Mrs. Wornil. The case of Charles Lucas, cha ed with breach of the peace follow- ing an argument with Tony Caron. a taxi driver, was nolled on payment of costs amounting to 710.20. The case of Krnest Lemay., charg- ed with violation of a traffic ordi- | .. nance on January 10th. was also |~ nolled on payment of costs amount- ing to $5.80. Disabled Vets Mecting A meeting of the local chapter of the Disabled Veterans of the World War will be held § o'clock this evening in the new te armory. Those who are cligible for member- ship ted 10 attend zether Mociing A get-together vies he of §t. Joscph's church in St Joseph 1 day evening, January ing to ap announcerent Rev. William i Lafiin ma Sunday. The ob meeting is to enable the parish to heconne ey the pastor and hiz 1 Puneral of Mes. Danvid Given The funeral of Mrs. M wife of David Given of 1t Ttoad who died last VFriday evenine from heart disease, was held at the funer al home of Thomas 1. O'Brirn at 7:30 o'clock this morning #nd at §t West A cha against J. street, © N men held Bl on Mon- 28, necord- made by all of th he ng will of of men vinted W Joreph's M org: strect, wigow of the late O'Connell, died Saturday at her home of two months Patrick following i one nell of dren e An Quiem o'elock Joseph’s chur Joseph Skelsky. Tl The recently elected officers of the H. meeting to b ening. Wil i staft will be exel will be 1 00 am charge | cises. Coremaony Henning Johnson, Hwoedish oy T Following a wedding trip, Sandstrom orzc former HNatter ] i chureh iss Mrs. dohn O'Cy Maria v oand Ja Bristol funeral this morning Thomas and m, Ie at St Burial Anniy 1 annive will Tues Sen lund W and Mrs. I street, worning at the lowing « died a shor b funeral o'clock Tuesd vangelical fehureh Grorge J burial M M will be A O, on JKe install at 8 o' a8 S of Wilki Fannie E. Hart, wife 9 Summer strect, home follow - 4! Mors Ul rviving are aghter, Joscph's hwick m G, Hart of her s born in and ner. She reicd 1o Willian s. H. . Mors M. Hare of two g ot Litchiticld rt of Hartford, was held at fternoon at the nell O Connell of three sons, s ©'Connell of Miss :and 1d at 9 o'clock | the funcral hom Arien, 34 church at was in colibrated morning in memory of Ay at i Winter nt ", rd Winter of t 11 oclock Sui t illness, il be afternoon Lutherin cadow will West Installation nield at yor officiate in M. ena braneh, A, O, ed at lock this ¢ ounty President the instaliation Samdstrom—N\eleon The hon Nelson of cene of a very prety ¥ afternoon ter, Miss Mildred M. Nelso jthe b sou of Mr, strom of 68 Terryville was periormed - of an e bride tol i in the i oand Oln tol Nation strect 1nde Saturd local Plaini wits N scor ten. Picken, 1t Malcolm Richtmyer, 1 Marchinek, o Waterma Manni or Plainficld ninute Asl evenin Help Club of the will meet earl rect At s, ros O ety home | Kenney same day ather Why, ‘éertai;d;! ANENER SAW ME" IF SHE HAD SEEN ME SHE \NOULDA TALKED AN ARM OFF ME =1 DONT KNOW WY SUE'S SO CRATY ABOUT ME - GEE - L CANT SEE HER AT ALL - L DONT KAOW WHY, BUT T JUST CANT!! 50 o'l Sun Sh John t LW will of De hol Mis the he Asbu for hureh rsday o will m an's Ior iz church at § o'clock. Rurial meet at the Lauthe len Nelson, & 1aid of honor and Harry rother of the brst nan. seliools strect. ni M street W dding of Mr. Hull Arnolid Sands Mrs. . Cl avenus by of pastor ran church, ter of the idegioom cducated in heen reck, The wias and office wstead, Inc nal bank. Mr. will reside at es Win Fasily g attended the nd on Scptember 15 G. who survies together with onc Hart of Hartfor: ) 149 John | Main stre Mrs and cometery, Rev. ihe Miss and A odan ¥ evening on the irmory the ex; DI 10 to irred for 12 poinis sum naby: Bristol i, thall qu Charch ¢ £ at o'clock, Ashury at the Watllace, 188 ock Tur Circle use duy will meot 4w sibver tea at the ] e 8s m. the and friends meml +rhood and mecting 1y, the <ionary i home socicty of Mrs was in the new St. Joseph's ceme- Suther of Wil- Bristol Tia three of Hurt- Mildred D. Hart of | > grandchildren, and I'ros- Rev. Hubort ted and burial was in Thomias son of My Perkins Rristol hespital fol- a0 choir the Tmmanuel street. I John s i when their daugh- . beeame n, 3 trom th n mn - bride- s a clerk in the . 170 Kenney strest. | leat Changes With the climination of the day officer in Forestville, Officer Victor Chabot the night officer at that point, has been assigned to Beat No. 15 in the Federal Hill section and Motoreycle Policeman James Burns, released from patrol duty for the balance of the winter, has been ase 1ed to Beat No. 16, also oa Fed- cral Hill, Officer James MeNamee, officer at Forestville cente piast four years, returned to night duty in Forestville Saturday night. Coldest Morning Thermometers about the cit “d from two to ten below zero this morning. the coldest of the wintur. On Stafiord avenue the thermome- ter Gt 7 oa. m. registered 2 degrees below while on Kenney street and on the Federal Hill s ction soin thermometers dropped as low as s low. The thermometer at polic headquarters registercd just zero al 4 o'clock this mornirg traffic for the rang- \ Ill;s m ( Catholic Churches I st Loquicm masses week follows for James . second MeVeigh tor Mrs — | Week’s Act Mary's Church at St M announced Monday at 7. Corble: iniversary Wednesday Paulina Ri- at 7. solemn high for Jumes L. Doyle; cond anniversary for Walsh: Saturd ary for Mrs. Bridget church this we yesterday as ind josday at 7 Mo at %, toli mon: 1°ri¢ Miss first month's for 1tos: (iem hursday s mind Florenc iy nolds The Children of Mary Inmaculate Conception receive holy and the Guild will X communion next Sun- iay Members of st all other Mary's senior and chureh workers Will be the guests of Rev. Matthew I Traynor at a banguet te be served in the There dance inrritt hotel tomorrow night vill be about &0 in atten- and festivities will begin at o'elock St doseph's Churely An anniversary requicin high mass Wil he eclebrs at Joseph's church tomorrow morning at o'clock for Michael Porett A AnHal mecting of St Joseph's socicty will be held Thur, ¥ evening at § Officers for the comir rwill be clected The annual meeting of the Chil. dren of Mary will be held Friday at § o'clock. Officers will be elected. N st o'clog evening er's Church An anniver requiem mass will colebrated at 8t Peter’s chureh Saturday morning at § o'clock for Mrs. Anna Baumgartner, former organist On February 11, A. & B. at the Y. M socicty L oa play Optimist,” will he' presented under the auspices of St Pete s church The cast will he composed of men- _ bers of a guild of players from Hart. ford. The procecds will be turned into a fund for the redecoration of the interior of St Peter's Church of St John the months ind tted this morning for of the soul ef John | Toniorrow rning there U third o vy requiem miss o mes CL Crowley, Sr, morning, there mind requiem late Patrick 17, the repose will b ive high On be o mont Bn The Altar "ty eveninfy at the home <1 Sounvy. Arrang completed in the Thursday, January Satur will 19 h th Me- will meet this of Mrs. Mich- ments will for a card party to be new JGrwin hotel on the Methodist home Cirel of with iso- | ornit your're oo 1 for . You lot of d out u . bonald to hols ridale ilk o pres hit. You renee and will 5 Do feel it, i you drink enly DALE Wom TAERE SHE GOES TRYIN' TO CROSS THAT STREET WITH ALL THOSE AUTOS= 1-1 SPOSE T OUGKUT TO BE A GENTLEMAN AN UELP WER ACROSS’/ i A el