New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1929, Page 7

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1929. 0,7/) W amon 56, Beacon Indian Blankets All colors, regular $3.95 and $6.00 grades. 1/, Price STORE CLOSES AT 12 O'CLOCK TOMORROW EXTRA VALUES FOR THREE HOURS ONLY Women's Silk Hosiery Full fashioned, rayon, lisle top, some silk and values to $2.00. Paper Lunch,Napkins 72 in box, choice of six colors. Gift Shop. 89c s Women's Rayon Underwear Bloomers, Panties and Vests, odd lot, special, 0dd lot, Men’s Half HOSC Rayon and silk, Children’s some slightly irregular, 50c value. 2S¢ pr. SOCkS 55 and %4, special at 15¢ pr. Elastic Girdles Regular $1.00 kind. Notion aisle. 79 Men Khaki colors, N\ ALL DAY SATURDAY 's Long Pants 28 to 46 waist. Boys' shop. $1.29 pr. have been fi used. 1t is probable plan will be adopted Berliq lVews DURING THE NIGHT Berlin Street Residents Com- it not b i plain of Rude Awakenings ~:iov som: hay be OFFERS FOR SCHOOL MADE .. that a S the school meml the superin- mt to t cannot be completed in time opening of the fall will be necessary to method of for i oppos ool tor the and it some ssion du the on one session until latest cffort to de- plan whereby the in the school Vise caring pupils e the en- Court Tonight veral cases will be heard in the the 18 the police he Berlin town court tonight Te- - 3 sult of arrests made dur st T'wo Would Buy Biue Tiils Building (50 % 460 ST O "r» ance Board to Meet—Court state police have been operatit s in the so of Session Tonight—DBerlin - Htems— for ot ARha d several operating drive tr with ove who hay Fast Berlin News. Despi the rday there nashups, heavy that the heavy trucks S e N were no ar during the night are dis- This is unusual fo their loud town, although this year trucks costing | Lieen fewer vith 1 due to the a Fourth Son there than in it there statu accidents fact th dnst (he coasting police have many drivers in court who have at- tempted to make up by coasting. Most of the 1 have governors which hold lown to about by coasting it reed of 40 to 1 favorite m and is resorted to At the it Britain road and th there muck on the strect rous 1 tice, as ther € rs turning Britain road there 5 Visiting in Town had am 1« is visiting her con of father N Nash William D lost tin Ao 1000 exp Penns miles an hour. But trom possible 1o & 0 miles an 1 e hod of the Kensin great deal. lis last from ction of the » in connection Hartford ahd Dropped drivers in Mipray of on night al neglizen Miss Mary Shecko died 1 whea riding hrook co S in and out of t Trock drivers little chanc loaded vehicles miles an hour in admit that to stop the they Police an cifort but there s iriver who will coast B zrade when he thinks > A 3 no police on duty. The! the h sradc truck most case was wily 40 heer if are going e very, ctive to stop practice way and turnin injured hours lat Ate Toliceman T 1ccid nrrey was ¢ Carniva carnis frem i died is by Many el that eman on th o Py funday attracte cutting t the therd duty uck drivers would he ¢ habit of ting throug IZven traffic lights at Damor would prohibit the coastin rucks would have to he able 10 stop t the bottom of the hill in casc lights were against them. of lights has been called tention of the Be ral times, vight in { Tt will af resi t performance nf remain tha Ahout unds las show for wert i through as W Ain line A spec held on the matter at- lin selectmen sev- but as yet there has be fon taken on the matter Finance Board Mecting The finance board w zht at the town hall scussion of the school vy nizht for additional of the nds for the n the pun- sums to town and nan: to the \ cutside poor and fo withorizing the old Blue Hills s pos sell erty of the 100l proy oblemn of The school hoard his of i plan to the finance hat board has yet project. The plan calls it wddition to be b ton school 1o care of the increased enrofl nt i the schools of the fown. ion if it were Ihere are 244 pupils to,cnter the or offe is that of Kensington Junior high wants to build a summer on fall and there are but fomr v the property providing the class roons and two rooms that the land to take care that Mr om whom th Vv was purehased, > land baek Tnile the town, ver it proparty wanted cated ne | off hec rs have hoen rec that Oone property i the enter of the chool and lot, Hy Property could be iv the man 1o town statod ]| Since known for to exchange hos ne to pass on was sal for an room t onto Kensir rammar used for voted 1 man who school i home town wiil drain of the wator colleets after each rom == | atorm Stovens. nroper is willin o it is und was huilt Iy rstoo ! PIECE TEA SET GIVEN AWAY FRER MEDCHANTS GIFE N1GH S THERSDAY NIGHT CAPITOL THEATER sehonl o tin wditional | To Enter Tournament Grove Hill Tennis club wili he County “Y* fennis tourn.y 1en it opens on July 20, es and Two sin- 1 doubles team will be on- red in the league. Annual Lawn Parcy annual lawn party of Beriin will held tenfght at the of Louis Griffith of Kensing- All members of the society at familics are invited to attend picnic. Fast ‘onsiderable eriencad over the Gra hom= ton their Berlin Items trouble 1s being icken rais. marauding of King heavy (all itudolph Abel los 11 Sun T | ht but he managed ‘o Kill the invade Early in the morn- ing he heard a noise in the coop and rushing out, found th nimal busily 1 in Killing flock H icKly dispatched the killer, I'he Knights of Pythias will hold llation ceremonial this vening. 1w wly clected officers to » installed by the installing deputy rom the Bristol lodge A large tendance anticipated The official boird of the church will meet ir th local « tinued which ar rom the flocks. by col ks heir inst is M chureh socil z at 8 o'clock Commiunity club will geet {a- cvening ting will rela on Saturday rooms this evenin morrow S o'clock. Tis to the communit Final instri il 1eport Mrs 1 mied astor various nd comy by Dodd, of 11 odist church, inton heash auzhter wis horn Saturday st New i General hoapital Mrs. AT Durity trect, Trlin, Mrs Duritv formy Case 0 Mrs, Al <ineton Me Ke Dent y S H was son rly Tienson the for a nd Roy vo ning ‘clock rlors drum corps will hol | 11 on Thursday es and Miss oy omwell visitors Peadi ting C‘har Woodward been the of Cot hay fron enter taining south in the past sever eks. ' Plainville News FLIERS 4D NO R ON FED 'Stanley Smith Was Unaware of Aviation Activities Sunday iEVANS—PEASE WEDDING | | —_— Tined in Police Court | | Erickson is —Battery Case is Settled—Graded School Alumni Association Post- poned Until Friday—Briefs, Stanley Smith, lessce of the newly | instituted aviation field on Cooke street, stated today that the fliers who used the field Sunday and there- by drew down wupon ti | those connected with the show complaints from people | living in the neighborhood, had done s0 without any permission from him. He today that he was ! spending the day at the shore and did not until early Sunday evening that the three lieutenants Plainville carrying on their activities. Then it was too late to prevent whatever crticism was to from the affair ors near the field complain- that the aviators were flying too to their homes for comfort. > family, frightened by the prox- ¢ of the plane as it was descend- chased out its yard. Others, figuring that there might be a mishap o 1 accident, were rder @ nervous strain all afternoon the thousands who to watch the plane go up including those who took flight in it, formed a traffic on Cooke. street that nearly d scrious proportions. today ded that the of the off forming ar any which will use the but planes in exercised npleasantne ated explained Know were in aris ing, was of Resides this, gathered and come down Smith stated that he r inter the date { present base when the com- has its will o one the \day is repe In the mear Smith vill be allowed the field for the same purpose Sunday nt will planes without stated today. no ¢ put last in c pass following Smith, instead of aviation and the sted partics to sccure nville have ainst prosecution for tres According to My aiding the of eiforts of i ndin ators la numbers propositic Lvans-Pease Tee t 5. Johy Wedding of Mr. and Broad and Church streets Miss Avis Ileanor 1 daughter of Jol W. and Minnie 1. Pease of 9 Ca street married wl Fvans, son Evan of 0 o'clock at parents, ternoon at mony w of Arthur A ville 3 They we erformed the s 1. pastor o h attended by M of the hride and Verne Wyman : sister 1 of honor t man The br of white veil ¢ t amd carried a Dridal white roses and ittendant was dressed colored with and she carried a Mrz Adit The formed in lor of the i repe in wore a was attired She A zown bridal with Dlossoms houquei of in canary- t to match mixed bouquet played t sweet a Edna Lindstrom march cerenior W was per in the was proper window home which a bay par hower of beau spot g for the wedding. minister took into a veritable the event. The made a perf The ofli his place bheneatl 1 huge wedding bell suspende the ceiling and held in place whi amers the s from with whil an arch-way rdding party yrind coll d other 7 daiffodils. Flanking the ey ul nd 1 was envelop tion of potted o the Evans stood heir Following the eld at the homs were spre Mr the b rece bo guests Yacca. At Mrs to receive ption ineludi Winstec present irom ington en, Dan he day, honeymoon 11 ara | will reside nvill Mr, | ather il contracti s is cmploy rumbull Ele ned In Police Court Erickson of Mountain fined $25 and ¢ View was sts on a cl “RECKLES AND HiS FRIENDS | the 7 }or reckless driving by Judge Mer- ritt O. Kyder in the Plainville police court this morning. Prosecuting At torney Charles Conlon presentc for the state while Judge liam F. Mangan appeared for the fendant A quartet of wi SCS were sented on the ¢ E i to the fact that Erickson day about 6 o'clock automobile troll Bristol Tramway ( Michael Cor Southington fror rur Combo was 0 seriously injur he had to taken to th Britain General hospital In his plea for his client, Judge Mangan claimed that the fault lay with the Bristol Tramway Co. for not furnishing enough trolleys to take ca { the rush crowds. He admitted Erickson was driving fast trolley but re case ae testifid t Thurs- drove car of the nd knock Wate 1ing hey his "o, bo of 6 be witnesses that with that the which running board 1d he onsiderce \stance Court Matiers on of Farmington was fined $10 and mitted by Judge of speeding. Conlon urged stating that the charge from 10 be- that Johnson was injured, suffering a badly cut hand in L ceident for 1ich he was struck the trolley bile. He stated conditior crow d trolley forced to blame than Combo to be was mors the driver omobile tho should mitigating circ Other Henry Joh road, Kensingto costs with Ryder on a ch Prosecuting Attorney clemency the ¢ he had iged reckless driving e of the in speeding fact arrested fine. Johi Whit Const on was ing ble George utomob Cros la e was ne of an accident had down we and had turned Battery Case found 1 1 ac hinso ripped several yar over Settled Frank Case h the thef James Bosw today because of t ville, et battery from not tried that 1 withdrawn volved ad f SEA e tlement wa scted through 1 mediat Georze ut Postponed ti School n 1ded night Alumni ssociat 5 postponed ntil AIETE aue lo i s und which had ove . = Mrs Friday sion the ho Usher on ns will 1 ade il ren ~t ion Attorney in earanc Conrt court Rvder re T Mangan in today marked had in attorney conrt making the occ any asion I attorney before of 1o on of v of Pier dav fello Puneral Howard West Howard Wy noon Fiternann takniz 'o. on and bu nnder v & o officiated comotery Rroad str Zion al was i Se Damaged sadan owne v an A new od New A badly oo Bank stre vestorday Britain-Plainvill mechine laft a bank U tree ro the travelod and came No one ston against - Playaronnd Activiti The warm has ¢ weatl e waek s e town to flock te on the Broad An exeellent maintai Jet tr att e Guardsmen le's quot ough! their p Trumb visited Sunday, re en the Guard in Tlai wio from Ing rapidly full-fledged ing th Bob Callal Gna and Nick m Meeting An on Whiting de be named ered f Hartford Praying | H rd T Congregational Church The church school of t ional week-day sessior churc were prese wi The prog play and h Plainville Bronson street no warle of Ma in Poughkeepsic liss Marjorie Fisher position h th Her place has Miss Ilorenc I'red Callen, ition in Maine Mrs, Henry Dav io, been on have returned to their today onomy 1 fron Be. Edwa 101t ch G position at Wh 1gnon taken a Grocery store on e Plain Briefs Newton Mfz. taken by POWEROY REFUSES T0 PLEAD INSANITY Famous Liler Prefers Prison fo State Asyium, He Says its plain t pictured disorder plan th Gamnot Attend Track aad Field Ine It Onf Cornell t Now They're Bot WHAT IN THE WORLD DO NOU SUPPCSE COULLD HANZ MAPPENED To | LINDY, DAN®? 1 kow | JUST AS SURE AS | ARVTING THAT T D HIM To AT TREE REAL TiGUT ! WELL-UE ISNT USRE , SO THAT'S THAT= A FING MESS \WEVE MADE OF THIS! THE THIN HAPPENED AARIN' e ANOUNTAIN } \ LIE A MYSTERIOUS WS PONY JUST VANISKED GS THAT Have HERE LATELY ARE THINK These S ARE MO3T AG AND CURL oF N I f il R £ national 3 test, Though Bristol News SECOND IN FAMILY S BANK OFFICIAL Seymour Peck Is Grandson of Savings Bank President (BECOMES ~ NEW TRUSTEE Mayor Made Honorary Member Hadscll tmp—Flashlights Bell Disperse Starlinz— Makes First Rescue. ded Jail Sentence Autos Coltide or Chimney Fire de Honorary Member W. Raymond C AWAY RER BCHANTS GIFT N1GHT IHURSDAY NIG ITOL THEATER \ S aitoes Sed e oA day of and iordan | proves a reptition of the previous one. It i3 possible that the mat- will be referred to the state h authorities for some solution. Rescues Girl at Lagoon Charles Riordan, who assumed duties as lifeguard at the Rock- lagoon on Sunday, was his se yester- brought to lbert, 20, of descended de of the 2lf be- iggles at- Riordan, to her assist- to shallow ter dited wit afternoon o G Hibert rst res he when s _shor Funeral of Emile Girardin ervices for Emile Girar- held at 23 Meadow morning at §a. m 1tk Puneral of Mrs. Spielman L. Spiel- be held 9 o'clock in charge Neighborhood Prayer Meeting The Iy nei rhoc yer e hom , 90 Weodland Luncheon and Bridge Party veekly lunct Il be he Lad le degree Scouts o Camp Boy Scout troops r Camp s been boys by ther prove- Kenneth Lagle Scout kemas Eagic craft ship in- and Brooks < and bugler VESSEL ON ROCKS v, Jul he Norway, cargo cd today on the rford. TIreland 1 Dun- el motor was FO0DS GOOD FOR CLEAR SKIN Physician Recommends Three Vegetables to Improve Complexion Tt may scem strange to hear a of medicine recommend cabbage as an aid to done in an address He stressed pinach as diet , as wa; s recently most medical au- s wi ce that the clear and tiful complexion is one of the esults of good health. If that is so, food scien have 1e subject of beauty. that we should w fruit and one ach day, also a fruit table well cocked. The vita- nd minerals found in fruits tables tone up the whole give many of the s the body requires caring on t 3 orit r is recommended to the pleasure of eating s and vegetables. Nature de- ed thiz supreme flavorer for relieving our diet of blandness and Use a dash of sugar on on berrics. in stewed fruits: member an old secret: Use a r in nearly every vege- » it is cooking (prefer- little water). This small of sugar does not make the taste sweet. But it is rprising how it develops the ural flavors of the foods. Foods stefully prepared encourage lthful cating. The sugar way 1§ . The Sugar Institute. By BLOSSER neRe! Hepe! CRY \NE KA\ KAD PRCOF VET T THEVRE R 1 KNOW YOoUR UNCLE LL ENOUGH To KNOW THA | WUEN UE uEaRs WHAT'S NAPPENED ME'LL SET AT AW OF His AN TUEN THER <. PAT. OFF S\ 1925, BY NEA SRV (Fee [ AND WIS

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