New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1929, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1929. 7 July Sale of “YORKE” SHIRTS IN “YORKE.” This semi-annual sale thare their regular prices, “YORKE” Shirts, to match. Yorke” ported madras, your choice. Berlin News | TOWN FAGES THREE. ANCIENT PROBLENS School, Fire, and Police Diffi- culties to Be Settled WANT ACTION THIS MONTH Residents Scek to Dispose of Long- Standing Questions — Exhibit of Summer School Work Tomorrow Night — Legion Game Tonight. Three important steps for the ad-} of the town are expected the end of the pre school accommoda- tions problem, which has been the cource of much discussion during the past year: the fire department controversy that has been before the public for three or four years in particular, and the petition for police protection that has been sign- od by many of the residents of Ken- sington where numerous robberics have taken place in the past four ot five years The school question has been be- | fore t vancemnent to be settled by ent month. The the voters of the town twicg In the past four months and each time the proposed solution was voted down. The original proposition was jor a school to be erected on the Alling lot, purchased by the town last vear h¢ sult of a vote of the townspeople. This year the same voters made it very clear that they | did not wish to have a school built | on the lot for two reasons: the sit- uation was not central enough and e amount of money for the propos- ed building was too much. At the present time. the school board has a new proposition wher an adc jon will be built onto the Kensing ton Grammar school and change made in the present school, allowing for eight new rooms and offices, 4 gymnasium, and locker rooms. It is hoped that definite action will b reached at the next meeting of the i and school boards, which will Monday v at the as ¥ b by nee mhle on own hall The fire tion ha voter protection que heen much discussed by of the town. many feeling unteer department would for the town than v Britain department 1esponsible for | answering the alarms from Berlin The New Britain fire board has| cancelled the contract that had been | in force for ten or more years and has offered a new contract to the town, doubling the rate for the i hour and advancing the necesse nee to $15.000 from the ecificd in the old contract Those in favor of a separate de- partment claim that the insurance | yates will he lowered, at least for those living near the station and | ¢ having city water nearby. Other resi- dents of the town would not he - fected by the change and would have to support their share of the cost of the department. they say. East Ber- lin has no city water at present and would not he henefited by the erec- tion of a department in the It has had to pump water from the | river i of fires near enough for this method to be practical, and the New Britain department has complained that the pumper is be- ! ing damaged by nnclean water, i- dents of East Berlin have stated that it there is a fire department built in Berlin. Kensington and East Berlin shauld alse have companies in their sections. On July 30 there meeting for the purpose of hearing the report of the committee elected at the last meetinz to look into the comparative costs of the two courses | that a vol- be better the New $10, will be a town and get your purchase at a special saving. made of fancy broadcloth, "rer ) Loraine madras, rayon stripe broadcloth, oxfords and other gocd shirtings in good patterns and colorings, also plain white broadcloths with collars attached, or collars VALUES TO $3.50 FOR $1.85 w (3 for $5.25) Shirts, of finer grade im- broadcloth, madras, also plain white broadcloth, alligator white on white broadcloth. lars attached, or collars to match. | section of the town. signed and it is | | and I the | cided | Kensington | o'clock s | America | Scoutmaster town ‘ \ Now On! brings you choice of th famous THE NAME “YORKE" AS APPLIED TO SHIRTS, ASSURES THE PURCHAS- ER THE BEST IN MATERIALS, THE BEST IN FIT AND FIN‘lSH EVERYTHING THAT GOES TO MAKE PERFECT IN FACT, GARMENTS IS' EMBOIDIED “YORKE" Shirts at les making it a most opportune time to lay in a big supply, “Yorke” silk stripe and Col- Take broadcloth “YORKE" handsome, woven madras, Grasp the opportunity. French percales, SEMI-ANNUAL SALE PRICE $2.59 . grades, such as fancy rayon a broadcloths, as well as the imported white finished Shirt Co. (2 for 3 bhlltb. $5.00) all better nd imported their specially for the Looks like silk, very Plainville News Baptist lowing t July 21 D. Ken L Organ For rives—Union day at Bapt ceives Bad and by the s ami a admi D, Glynn of 57 took the ago | passi was made Word of received The Plainy schools, ville attending his mother to attend coll yer. Af cal school, ain high ploma in He then sity at tinue wards the h sol bar Ne n My here new la and ammar the 100 nea ter {and ing in his open to the town. At this meeting some final action will be taken and the voters of the town will As the result of the thefts in Ken- sington for the past few year: petition has becn circulated among the residents and storekeepers which calls for protection to be afforded by policeman on duty nights in that Practically the residents have expected that it will be the officials of the town for action in the near future. There have heen many robberies in Kensington of late very few of them have been traced down Vacation The public exhibit of work done by the Vacation Bible school, session of the school held tomorrow o'clock been a great succ with rollment of $0 pupils for weeks that it has been in The Kensington Mothodist, t Berlin Methodist, and Kensington Congregational churches have been the sponsors of the sessions. The school has been held for the past few years and each summer there are more pupils enrolled and more parents are secing the purpose of school. Berlin vs. resented to School Exhibit pupils of at the cvening at 0 an en- the two session. New Britain The baseball game tonight be- n the Berlin and New Britain teams in the American Legion base- ball league promises to be one of the best games that has been played by the Berlin team this It will take place at the Percival avenue grounds at 6:15 o'clock. All persons interested are invited to attend. The County league will be played off and then the state champion will be de- by a series of games. Each state championship team will play and the national title winner will be selected The Bolton-Kasica a post of Berlin decide | whether or not the New Britain con- | | tract will be continued ay is invited to attend an | last | which will be | The school this summer has | is sponsoring the teams in the town, | and all expenses are met by the | post. There are four teams in the nd the best players from form the nine that will play tonight Legion Meeting Bolton-Kasica post, American Le- gion, of Berlin will meet for import- ant busincss at the Legion hall in tomorrow night at All members of th are sked to be present Joy Scout Meetings 1. Berlin Scou will meet at the Congregational church 7:30 o'clock for its regular o town post Troop Boy ts of Berlin toni at Shjerden will be in charge The cub scouts scout rooms of the o'clock with the charge. will meet at the church at 6:30 scoutmaster in East Berlin Ttems The 4-H club enjoyed an outiy and picnic yesterday Pipesdals wearly every member attending. Program of games wis afternoon A special bers of the from tion of are planning which will embrace to the purpose and o Methodist church school outing will be held Saturday fternoon at Rockwell park, Bristol ngements have heen made for transporfation of the childre The start «will he made from the Mathodist church at 1 o'clock Governor's day will be ohserved t Camp Woodstock on July 27 John H. Trumbull will he t of honor. Camp Woadstock rtford County Y. M. . A veral from the local are planning to spend {wo wheks at the camp. special exercises will e held morrow evening at the closing of the Vacation Bible sehool which heen in seseion for the past weeks in Kensington. unior course for mem- 4-H club will be held at Tuly 24 to July 31 st Berlin members the course cts relating 1im of the club, to take th Governor the gues F is the camp. hovs cluh 10 meeting. | held in the | Ay Sunday | and | has ! two, | way these | il The Wesleyans usual semi-monthly meeting Monday evening at § o'clock > 1o be announced will hold Lightning Burns 7)71an From Ear to His Feet | - Domeni. s struc Darien, Capitelri, 44, by a bolt of and rendered home but doctor A physician today burned from the ear his left side. July 11 (#) laborer lightning unconscious. did not feel the until today w Wedne He found he to his fes He will recover. Former Senator Saves Old Friend From T 'ain‘ rp) an oncomir Baltimore, Md., front July of 11 hing in train at Ruxton station U. S. Senator Willi ice saved the life of H an old friend, today of the approaching train, near former Br ¥ pulled passed him aside ust as the e BURGLARS LOOT SAFL Meredith, N. H., Julv 11 (P— glars gained entry to the I Maine railroad station here the night and aft in the freight o obtained ‘Thin, Run-Down Mother (Quickly Gams 3 ibs. o Iron- Goor ized Y Decker. my prize \\1 n quits are both thin is the I feel and the pep I have T took lronized Yeast 1 a girl to help wvith any now 1 Al my alone who ha vain write 5 to 15 pounds in ny limbs quickly cury Pimply Tired feeling va Only when Yo effective out s as fol most lifference in Toin hire work caning People clse in s Ironized more ron is nee huildin of canse ul d ne bring Pleasant or bloating, s Go 1o full Yeast. vou ever no harm any today 4 i of 1r are not money bhack facturer. after th delighte from dru generous t next we need n Cabell Myers, | Unaware | Myers ha started across the tracks when Bruce | n oston & duri » blowing the s What had college heir paem throu A mem holic ing the day | not annou His he will K o1 | tha |in had | o1 Miss stal yesterday afternoon from | New v |organ con at on h fments the at chu the « org h n W ab |day by n | possible by | ehurch durin {One was | California | Mre. Clar in r- in lair of h Services Sunday it VINGENT D. GLYNN ADMITTED T BAR Pierce Street Boy Realizes His| Lite's Ambition NEW CURRENGY IS HERE| Methodist ist Injury mother's he anc Glynn Pierce exa H full Gl toc wy low t his a 1 a 1915, entered Catholic Washington, Worl ven s memory Glynn nn was an usher Li Murquis which 1siionable n n Me A will e for The for was comp Fu yout DPipe o leg ip me Alford Case ille, t of In hy I | day hes of Pl at the Iw the Be- hard 1 t house- o & Baptist te preacher; July n church Johnson, preacher Congregational church, | Wilkerson, preacher. To Open Restaurant { restaurant on Kast Main | strect formerly conducted by B. W. Wilbur, which closed its doors re- cently through financial difficulti.s, has been taken over through a busi- ness deal by Thomas Angels, for d:e past three years chef in the place. The new owner plans to resume busi- i abliskment tomorrow ular Meeting ting of Washington- Companions of the held this evening at | the Legion hall on All members 2 present Child Hurts Arm v Rosados, 11. daughter of Mr. Bosados of 32 Canil | relief yesterday after- office of Dr. Lawrence r suffering ter pain rm for two dav. Ly Dr. Frost disclosed two bones near the left elhow ured vent Christi August 4, J. Re "rumt 11 circle, | will be Ar- | 8 o'clock | Whitin Sun- | Church p g st crvices Open i Church—Girl Re- Mar and Mrs. street, fou been realtz | oo " Sy rt gladdened | R 0 toi thei bar of from son of Mrs, Ann | 1O cet. Mr. Glynn | i aminations a week | 2 (B0 ven, successtully 5 3 day he| The girl Jawyer, | home Tuesd as | sOme manr an mem N causing local | pember o Plain- | goors at 1 still | opip told | chine. tention Yest tion and and, as the day wen' tion bhecame to Arm. | Joseph nation s The ed bouquets houett Bri nol was playing her afternoon e caught d around and in| rm in tue | and | A on fledged ynn's 1e that is success wi LE <0 electri ger to awing elbow stop. 0w was from th Whi grades, aim in 1 wmd become a law- ating from the lo- red the New Brit- nd received his' di- born te 1y, who was ou injured from the ma iven no medical at time. morning 1e, found th hool he She was day 3 THANKS 1 began tiscolora- swelli to appear on. this condi Finally the girl was taken to office of Dr. Iros: and the injury discovered New Currency Here Plainvilie Trust re- | a supply of the new currency has been placed into circulation | government. The are aller than the present ones $1 bill is on exhibition in of s dr & consid Who i those me money if | He which Britain toric s he toni n who hely you take comes has worse. univer D. C. to con- Shortly after- War broke out and | country's call for | ov with the mained from The, ceived that Co. has there His of the ecedents, ancest city indow now atirac atholic s studies, univers; sradua riving to att he went entered past the work busine s n to Yale two cul- nd With the Axel and have Town Clerk Jennie Johnson of solda five lofs to L.ena Aude of N J. Zaccagnino claimed interest in land sit 1 the Standard tract to Fred and Nel- iie Matthews for the purpose of cor- rec i error in a dee » parties dated As Wall be to New the silhot the bunch every hank wait long enou of ther talkin rent presi of fi treet stree Brita ed untiring it ness of midst 1 m to you of any him the the diffe saw scholar and was known ing able to mem- piece after glanc- or twice. He debating team during | between | September 4, e 1 57 lar U. Meeting monthly of the Senior B. Y, ist church will he held VC at 8 o'clock at pario will follow Plainville Bricfs Mis W. Farrar and daughter, Lois, left yesterday for a two weeks' vacation in Guilford Monson, Maine Mrs is the once him comi day husin of to- | other hroke his two ne the rsity t ; Ba has num- t ho will At nd in his po nts and said more broker.” but it r s hurel is livin Ha and lans t stat any g tim atmo: pl no’ of the feature topic Speaking of bankers sapviadite phere which re and or bably Y i practic Harriet lozier Rridgeport erday suest of her sister, Mrs. Alice H. Taylor of Hamlin street Mr. and Mrs. Harris Bryan Philadelphia are spending a 10 days’ : rtion with Mr n's parents at ldiin this' 51 Whiting s Mr. Bryan is in the employ of the Philadelphia R id sit Co. Dennis Harlehy of will leave on the 1 trip to the Brit Mary Rooney St at the Madelyn o Ger was one affairs he wed- Poli i the i |other day wishing liken funny of something the Bar are spot a liar probably exp fidence in tor asked on that he any times —you n vac an o most Arrives which is to he thodist an in- Mrs. I or a lo on h had church stry € for Isles th workman make arrange- its installation in carpentry work new location ted vester- he or- | from the Miss has v neis' hospital 1 street Graha ding - t have rom to her home H on ( kinds of S0 sympa ! ban a Wi vaca Main at | v is sp fion rrey. 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He was ¢ Raoul A. Siliciano to his home k suf < bruise a nice : O'Kec 1 Is it Y ¥ O'Keefe police held reported headquarters The youth, driver, had grasping the chains the truck The first of the accident was {ped to deliver ice nd found the o d at 1| A 1t e o “Iron Mike" Rior ppointed a lifeguar rk to succeed Edm has resigned Riordan on York sta d d football university serve assistant to Y [ nell, who also starre ' | Boston college. s Arrests Made in Following the day of New s a B rark s and costs in the J he (e} : and assault sued yesterday a Attorney i cuting 1n An | for John and Mary vinity street The argument police. started ove rent ' | B3schoo's | number M outdors. the fight, was given medi Dr. . A. Park The cases of the will he heard in Monday morning. gis i is | i To Play Falcons |her parents cottag OF Niantic nien ser ho the will start Sun hurch, Th the Mot held ices to f Protestant 2 S thal ntify likene a position nent of " hood —Address comm houe Ne est ‘» Roebuck in Xo A well chil held in the rooms tomor 0 4 o'clock tain fore healt ernoon ntest closes ry Officer cmpor Mer I T 1 a m .—Answers may brought office, 6. —Credit given 7.—One dollar aw Tudge 1y that manent Plainville “ihe in this the pr too ated to a per act in nk that man I7or vder 1 vill not appoint robation officer to not th to keep a he do. fol re is enoush work wity to appo ‘PLAINVILLE' FRIDAY Karl Dane VO Myster; NEWS in Troni SATURDAY N MAYNARD LAWLESS LEGION™ WE ik L Ol emporary officer who will Rrita to wer SILHOUETTE CONTEST cribe how he makes livell: unications to Editor n Heral 2p m at tol lowing insertion—Saturdas | be thi mailed e Hera F neatness rded accor Talca: can for him by the o 00D MAN WANT <D to go into | oi 1 | Pern quired motly Plainville dustries of k J. Phel pron Tohn Mae ind an own I7or Martha Stee Seos THE STORM™ 12hs—Romance a G (% | workers, of in sidential par | Netherlands veloping att | near their thers carcity T m will New B | vin istol tean the st Sunday is scheduled to start o'clock The boy 4 by on off inville will nday’s g Funeral of Funeral ins o his services S Su neral of Andr Puneral of al service CITY BASKETBALL LEAGUE POSSIBLE {Formation Depends Upon Suc- cess of Present Baseball Loop 3' Appointed Life in prove with tes sufficient Fall 1 vagon opera ended and hooked at Appointed Lifeguard reope ho ¥ court Monday |« morning on charges of bri fternoon The of neighbors conclusion of the | three part police Maple 18 v score George Former The case of David Cohen, or of a gas station at w*‘wn' and Orchard olled oday Pro: char rr! \\1()\ ‘)‘n in “’v ‘r')‘ proprie- the corner of by J a ry offense on serving ekeep- voman ity of hou Maple Ends Win Maple Ends defeated the New ture baseball team in a City contest last evening at Muz- 1. 5 to Berg pitched a fine or the boys from the north- n section of the city, allowing but \ ‘h uLH BUT FALLS Injured — ¥ L is Guard — Eschoo Case Hed. a [ ormed 1o ¢ ted Ly the ord is Ly City o un| ng by | event t to be all league ymond Cru ral donations t Forestvill the DELEGATES GUESTS DN HOLLAND TOUR (hamber of Commerce Group Spends Day in Rotterdam s anticip; s formed, it reven ) rom Wagon 1 minor the result of a d by esterday 2 Commerce from in the rdam today Dutch port Rotterdam b Lol veral score ates, paused v labors isit this of Amst [ an- the accident to |t the | | | ot the by of s guests ding to a ride on the r O'Keefe knew | when stop- a neighborir ing in city of c Special itomobiles American s from where and and Am- tha highly-de- facilities here Amerika line placed the Chamber the on board Chamber of visitors an rains bhoats m th ere shown harbor Holland- disposa liner the boy 1y o tendam d at Rockwell und Wade, who hich o ela Ton me bor tes will return t iring the past on the | He will | Grattan O'Con- d in football rdam they will o Amst ir by the with received ch at Prince Consort royal pal Argument Draw Bridge Whistle Kicks Cause Changes Saybrook, July 11 (P) ~— Be. of received from amers wili vice for the dge hegin- the old Numeroue ents have the past cam- hat the resorted te populace. 1cob Eschoo of | was fined 310 Old complaint RChlor \ts near here 1s¢ t sig allir raw i al openiy Rich | nit Di- t mmer visitors plained hout the warrants J or Prose- | 4 thony 10 than Sargis od si in ce cf river hooting was final to apjrase cording to the raising batt att to The of which cted a scene. noyan in order PERKINS DEAD Mass July 11 (UP)— Farmer Perkins of Bos. of t anny Merritt who founded the School of that bears her name, died amer home here last mght ks' illness. MRS, Hary | Mrs, Cora | ton, sister cal attention by | icipar court | Farmer Cookery at her End rong 1° several wee tain at Trumbull afternoon. RI AD HE Il!l l) 1 \\\HHD ADE Most Amazing Guarantee Ever ¢ Made to Plle Sufferers The promptly s Tom Dudac her another Oliber Ro- dled the Fal- of 14 1o 4 from the Davi Il\zgm\. for Geor 1er street 0 o'clock Cook Milton ew Shores ew H. Shores o e gotter remeds Peter thex se fo Resident r Patrick Fol t ity | Springfield. | i were in FRECKLES AND HiS FRIENDS ((GEE-IT LookS LIKE. TAG'S GONE FOR GOOD= 7 WISH UE HAD NENER COME OUT WUERE ON ONCLE HARRY'S RANCH.. DO YOU THINK WE'LL HANE To GINE LP 2 0S5 GNE 0P HopeS ) (VES, BUT WeNe OF FINDING TAG 72 - NENER i€ MOST BE SOME | \WHERE = HE COULONT | JUST DISAPPEAR INTO THIN AIR C'NOR, WE'LL & |LookeD eveay PLACE } WE CANT L.fib Like FOR MIM-HE COOLONT GET SO FAR WITWOUT [ W pory, coolo e ? 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