New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 3, 1929, Page 7

DNESDAY JULY 3, 1929. MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS FILLED Our Big July Sale Brings You Better Aisle Specials Take a Look at This List MEN'S PAJAMAS MEN'S HALF HOSE 0dd lot cotton ones in broken sizes. Choice of an odd lot of fancy rayo Special for 95¢ each. Special for 21c¢ pair. BREAKFAST CLOTHS Sizes 45x45, 54x54, 50x69, choice of all colors. Value to $2.50 at $1.19. WRIST WATCHES For boys, radium dial, metal strap, shock proof. Special for $8.99. BRIDGE CLOTHS All linen, white, hemstitched, 35x35 inch. Special for 79¢ each. TABLE LIGHTERS For cigarettes, metal, gift shop. Special for 65¢ each. ATHLETIC PANTS | Rayon ones in knee length for the, $1.00 kind for 69c pair. WOMEN Slip-ons and ve: trimmed. Special for PANTIES men. 5S¢ pair. CHILDREN'S SOCK i % and short, odd lot of all colors. Special for 15¢ pair. BEADED BAGS handles. Special for $2.95 each. STERLING SHAKERS . For salt and pepper, in sets of three . Special for 95¢ box. MESH BAGS Whiting and Davis make, regular value, priced special for $2.95 each. DIMITY BED SPREADS Flowered design, regular $5.00 kind. Special for $2.59 each. WHITE COATINGS 0 kind. Special for $1.95 yard. red or green, , odd lot, some lace Imported ones, silk lined, with chain And flannels for sport wear, 56 inch, Plainville News | |i secre tary, exec offic Dr American Legion ted—Patriotic on Duty at the uy organ which has by two 1 during the t a gift by Mr memory of ford c Plainville of the ¢ th v hose Plainville on. Casc who, was weh, tat wife of was | church han for some in church for t xt services nex held the vestibule church. The held in t1 14, the B louned at the union Baptist s edifice Baptist ch the Me for eduled in the 35 A | pation'is being made as to his where- | newcomers this week for th abouts. | | mer season. r Churchill House Sold The Hartford County Y Berlz:nr News BOARD TURNS DOWN NEW SCHOOL PLAN 5 l School Committee {0 RECOM: win ot purnsine Cmashed o e g . | rear of an auto driven by Victor D. mend Addition on East Side FIRST SGHEPE APPROVED | Berlin Congregational church la Two Boards Scen at Odids—No Ses- The Churchill house on strect has been sold to R | Merwin of New Britain by the al- Ther | ministrator of the estate. The house girls is one of the oldest in Berlin and for — yara winl 15 years was the home of MiSS Community Sarah Churchill, who died this G spring. Berlin Clifford day for the will Augu first be summer W a session in t be meeting club this evening. no Road c: terday we! the te over the of to itions mentione partially relic road scraper whic road yo leve the There be upon Slight Accident many bunips, much improved The tennis pleted the resurfacin, court ha and will Fourth, it of abont the heen be in readin is anticipated | night. There was littl> damage dove and Constab'e Frank Brown. who in- vestigated the accident, made ro | arrests The Burnside man was fol- {lowing the New Britain car clos:ly and was unprepared for its sudden stop. ¢ Holiday Schedule Accldent—Of- | 0 eensington ‘n;nu*: will be open tomorrow | 10 a. m.. when they will close for night turn- | the day. There will be no rural de- finanee | livery in the town on the Fourth ldition to the Kens Cole’s store in Berlin will be open Jar school be huili on ' until naon temorrow The stores 10 le of the present build- | Kensington will be closed all day. that its former he Berlin Savings bank will cet the addition main closed until Friday morning of the school be pre- | Factories and ps will not be open the on the holiday 0 meeting Miss Dolby Led suggestion of the Dolby. visiting in board that the idition e | town for the past two years, left ihis I on the south side of the worning for Maine she will ceived when struck by an s to allow the playground |spend the summer. nderd 3. His wife, injured in 1} it now is. [ her resignation to cn ! cident an July 1. This fall attend th | Columbia vniversity 1nove |take a course in advanced To Patrol Town Ofticers of the town will be on duty tonight, it was learned today from Constable George Kanupka of | Kensington, It was announced yes- terday that no men would on duty tonight, as they had 1o traffic duty over the holiday s not know where the officers will he stationed, but there will be one in und portable building and| perlin and one in Kensington. They lavatories would torn down | will serve until midnight and later the play I enlurged that!ic necossary. i Tt S the | n the past there has been littte | ‘& last the addition Will| {royple with celebrating before the : B space than | noliday has arrived, but this s thought due to the fact that there Thus the playground | have heen officers vigilantly on dut: smaller than ithhe wnight betore.” it B lag] Leave For (1 and Mrs. iy 1govey of Berlin left today for Burke Haven New Hampshite, where they will spend the summer vacation, Boy Stout Mceeting Postponed | The meeting of oy Scout troop |1 of Berlin will not be held this week, due to the holiday on Thars day. conditi mich m of imnroved operation that home here The libr afternoon change of G Do Middletown police his appointment yesterday. Jam; rom will return few will 0 his he in a ry House days. sion of Court—Churchill Sold—>Minor Auto N and Berlin post il ficers on Duty Tonight—Notes, e Ihe school board last &d down the proposal of the south Husband Dies While Wife Baitles I Norwalk July A Vedde . retired i hospital of indiiced by on voted to and position er the nted to nest wis the voters of town at th es s city It e school to nr“ Miss vy nursc ni wherd lay in hospital will be the effect has b 7 the is now large for th the school. Th e n she believing n wher There cutt much opposition to| the playsround. recognized as none too number puplis additional expend- itures of about $6,000, which would | be necessary for the saving the playground space, was the the vote inst the ea Members the finance hoard ted that plan proposed by hem would allow an additional o feot for the play seent Mrs. Vedder, 71 kull but is recover be infermed of her until she is entirely she w nursing. arca of us of Vedder and sh joif a trolley car John Rafferty of [ them. Vedder s of the brain but the had wi ust th city cause 18 be to 1t of red con the was helieved st injured of the two squ ¥ ¢ The first week 3 bt co the r. bu and much vot Lot be I hours later techni driving custody the now after was el night much of moi aring down the two strue- nig tures will will be now quatd schoo fc exerci of Ve consid At pr space 1 to play other s at the Classes the not allowed grounds all at the ry reason Itesidents of the town are begin- 'z to feel that there will never e citlement reached between the | as there have been manv | ngs of both the board the school hourd as yet is o solution ble to both. vacation well Wy nt hall puplis to school., school 1o b same is. no Haven Donald Montgomory | port, July 3 (A Croisetire of Norwalk convention of paid life gua vesterday long « rom drownir beyond his depth when Larry MeMa a volunteer life g from the mecting Meetings 3 ) (ing in the Ken- was quickly and the Rerlin Congr: tional churches have been discon- tinued for the summer, as has the | Sunday school. | 200 Game Licenses Issued Arthur L. Woodruff, town boys of rol Mr. broke ) volunter s a e get proper s of Compo nough to he r this ven Croisetine time fc the | and was of Ng hroke w on ths ve ind s slightly consc save = No Church roisetir prayer mee ny T The sington revived vo boards - ) finance ey ind here reached wiich With the suri- under w the clork camp at Woodstock will open SAVES DROWNING MAN | ious and FRECKLES AN e sum- | ARG Mo session of ¥ from 10 h went ling off | a your is yet ple's ho o'clock Ber i death Yo 1 to Uapsi tying ol 1d the Gl the ent nsnices of tion na b The a | Ground ifts to 1 Alfy up nd two Beach oseund w sinkinsg orwall away d him s0ci ev. W, METHODIST CHURCH TO INSTALL ORGAN ‘New Insirument Made Possible, | Through Two Legacies | CAMP MEETING PROGRALL seball Team De- Work has been started this week Methodist church | pon the installation of a new been made possible egacies made to two year: of his wife, and the William organist time. installation n. progran nday either on the cl for servier odist Crowded Ways £ to Watertown hous annual meeting of {he B ‘ dsley, | George S. Stratton, J ark B. Wool D. McClea ‘ litorium will by o ces in the as follows Saturday, J 0 o'clock state of men's Bible classes will be | Dr. Robert M. Moore of will give address on q the opening ser at 7 The u Broo his Heroism of day, July 21 Francis J. McConnell, York city; 2:30 p. Moore 10:30 a. m., ¥ D Dr. T Bi ert M m m., Progeam Given ville Grange—Constables Tonight—Items, ord July 24 of t society pipe church issionary One w. w Britain Mrs. when active mer other is fr Blak at sitates some of the two weel mor 1 ot service will church on camp stist church having kindly service that h has ope which Areh trooklyn. N well-kno on, will hurch for hop | of sing Sunday s Mo lay. July harg Morgan Mor w Tonight nstables met 1pson plans we the t for served by a town. who will g0 on sp 1 patrol Tomor L 8 o'clock and v until e special off i N BOC Freh Stock W rtment (o P Booth LAINVILLE PONIGHT and WALLACE THURSDAY BEERY and Camp ENCE VIDOR SCHINATOWN NI( RIDAY 10tive pro- LEATRICE JOY 30 and continue BETTY = LLAMY ONSON rRIALY D HIS FRIENDS Fred Kelsey, | ign and B. | federation “Jones; or Commonplace.” > Wom- W. | Nelhert of cen set tor t Former Resident D Isabella Susan widow of Ernest Neibl resident of Plainvill day afternoon at i | Whiting New 7 | was born in Plainville, the of the late Henry Francis a vice| 13 Beldon Roden. Her f a native of Plainville he funeral will be D Britair of th Britair in I Morgan of Forestyille shall be 2ving published a circul consecutiv in a ion in days, least date of and ¥. | newspaper ol for last days - Bristol News RO 905 " Thomas Monahan's Promotion ' reeisrare of the second raxing dis- *| Brings Him Largest ncreage e ' be the of which at previous | son therefore reeting so long uch meeting ast five days f holding such street it als ests. Kklyn | o 3 g Rev. William Ross, p First Baptist church of N will ofticiate. Burial will tirview N Loses sh- of Rob- | sewer system i Britain cted.” \ < | SEWERAGE SYSTEM HELD UP 1| . borrow 1 note ¢ cemetery n Team Authorized to Borrow Auth by the city uncil ¢ to the city was given Awaited— S proy last | Request From Forestville uld was f from begi Lenniha lin rare form three soli | ville man r reached strikeout in Four ment—May Have (o Clean Bed of Willi Pequabuck—Carnivals Banned. s ad his | ing to perfection | and fann Britain put the | ot excused, game on ice opening inning |t i Comfo ! Schm, Miss | will | Station Problem as B, tter rec ort ived eight = cvening H : ot b i ents should be Yok n at least the sport Judd Mr. Don- ; nt in his iy and sh 1 r foll cipal ymond Pub- g 7 ea Cases Cox ire | court mtil this mor July 9, violution Urges Relocation of Memorial Homer H. Judd called ntion to the nuii- irring at ppoint a r serious ke reconi- r meeting. Other ¢il believed that g rhould be done to raduce 1s at thi and the i to appomt Mayor Crumb appointments 1 meeting July tow rds at this point neil o 16 1S SUg- the two e of 100 onument extended Such board of deemed council, ef that to the possible Harold W. Giif b t the be o solution is [ reet light at emont avenue ting co! loseph Lynch ernum- tment 1 of police ard of s Voted ndation y of the council nean- Wolcott Cedar Street Hear to the hy pro- place the ition, at a the city John Coan the only owners to pro- ore erty Report cases of contagious 1 to the office B. B. Rob- of June, al's report to evening. Dur- freatments were partment 1 council one uded from school for attention conditioa and intimat- bly be nec + city t a spe- in the near future cleaning out would expense of Sewer Hearings of city 1 motion Hough, the voted neilman couneil last mon the proper . Norton, Tal- nd Houghton 7:30 p. m, why sewers Duttc 18.) ER 1 that it is nec ary plant of started at onee it ther lope of having it ready for tie fall term Whether Will b started this proposition remair and nnance townspeople that the the school b fish of issued 200 licenses for hunting, and from the year until June 30, 1429, Eleven hunting licens three trappin leenses and 113 fishing licenses we given out. Only 73 combination licenses for fishing and hunting issued. This is about the number as was issued last year On Vacation Misses Helen Pajor, Nora Vlsie Scrino of Kensington Newark, N. J., for k-ond <t Berlin md Mrs. | Hubbard sewage disposal trapping first START HONTIN' TS is any | SAW VESTERDAY- wark this school thy any year on up to the wore boards, and so far same have reached no decision No Court Session to the confinement vethur Crandall in the ospitul, the case of the bus it and severcly a week ago did not conie town last night mdall ried o b onifor the e to show i bt s heen i the case will by asi the Due of Mrs Hartiord driver injured hefoi Mis i vesting 1red N-rays Northrop visited exteni ilip Wylls no 1+ e sisti and left to for the holl- and day Whos day her lems 17 Turner Miss and court ey Mrs. and 13dith Mr Mrs. Rockfalls yesterday. the is bly n taken Nospital the vot jurics Kk serviee weh will held i S o'clock in the church | rooms. | Plainville oy will ! n July mid-w thodist ¢ of is expeet tried at ning const il Ll he at The ens the v involy . " n Ground Ianrth ttend Camp Northridge received several he copner add c1 ot L of ne o n s n since the circus left town. Investi- I { 1T S00N BE DA/LIGIT, BovS=THER wiE cAn) BEAR WHOSE TRAZKS WE | LET ME TELL VoL HING ABOUT BEARS 7 TRAZZS WERE GRIZZLY TELL YOU Bow T YOU CAN ALWAYS TELL ¢R TRACKS BY THE Long F TRA ( FUNNY THING ABO! THEY'LL RUN IF YO THEY'RE AFRAID Of FLY AT A \WR! CR SOUND F NoU WANT S0 SEE: LY K 1ES-+ BLACKBEAR 2SR Y keep . AN GRIZZLY REG. U. S PAT OFF. /. ©1920 BY NEA SERVICE, e,