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

14 1929. 7 fo, STORE HOURS DAILY 9 A. M. TO 6 P. WOMER AND MIS TOYTOWN COATS AUTUMN'S IMPORTANT CREATIONS TOWN AND TRAVEL WEAR .... FOR The very latest models you will agree but—you will note the same fineness of fabric—furs lovely and flattering—careful workmanship in every important detail and at present marked at MIDSUMMER $48.00 $78.00 Materials—Imported and domestic mixtur angora, novelty plaids and silvertone. SALE PRICE $98.00 Camel’s hair, RICHLY FURRED COLLARS : ND CUFFS Second Floor 1f You Cannot Shop Personally—Shop By Mail or Phone 2-5201 M. Well - Child Finance Il services in public. be Jam hamn VOTERS T0 SFLECT PARTY CANDIDATES Republicans and Democrats {0 «« Meet in Caucus bt INTEREST 1S ENLIVENED ;. Iihz_hwil_le” News " Conference ard to Meet Tonight— lon« Local @ pevior Court Cases—Items, | On Priday— L Chure! ik Sy v court room rt room L a cratic 1 in caucy o William J. Forar ¢ tows - past mon wi ¥ publican mem- pja, of selectn rr 1 William Dow wicus 1o rorepubli- |y office of | A clerk ret n¢ for t Court Health Nurse endance Hearing on 1 opportunity 1 iry of is ance ) held o'clock ctmen in ma to the expend Docket term of t ular Trur Fonthall Pry Mecting anticipat Budgets this tur Appear Before Registrars . vears old, claimed that he had had | munity hall at § o'clock. This Berl,n News |only V.\>u bottles of home brew and | the first meeting for the 5 as reiurning to New Britain pected that the committees to e . party of friends when he was, charge of the programs fo forced off ti Ly another car, |several mont striking a teleg near the | this fi L John Suski, of 144 Pratt street, | il play. Meriden, was fined $25 and costs for he o erat i was arrested Sunday Constable | fAMily are moving public announcement of John Lewis after he had crashed |[o5i9°nce on Wilcox tions and it is not knc = mto a pole near the top of Gulpin's I'("yif’,‘;;] ’_‘\‘"‘”‘“ atonnedio he will be a first H i nill in Ber He fold "the court | ot ord, whe she Tabmaaor & if i Tl | driving down Waterbury moun-| Dr. Ado, nson S ikl b time to repair them. a visit here with h » i N B | The casc of Stanley Regulis w and Mrs. Sver N ad noth ar < r 2 cost It en arrested by | re d trustees of 5 I E Constable George Kanupka when h: | church at the ann inville Bricfs 3 had crashed into another machine | Monday evening pRElEbas vard of Poston Is tusband Teld for Shooting Wite tn| 1% (Sl (0 Gt eline | Mond: i i S chdioniany Spite of Protest That Accident ©1 to appear in court theinlelhodlst: ahuvehl il r‘VI Miss charge of violating the Rl Caused (he Injury — Registrars 1oad. SRt ‘ ok Boy Scouts o Mect e ‘ Repartindicatesiluckiot Intere The Berlin Boy Scouts will meet | Questions will t i rlin's political flame with Scout Leader I, 0. rden in | Rev. 1. E. Adk P is morning when it their rooms in the Congregational moeting. 5 L 0. S of , church IFriday. The scou | ospit \gton has 4 to|ed fo be prompt for the 4 hat into t ring for nom-!both parties to be ination to the school hoard, at the | night B republican caucns o be held 1°ri- Woman's Missionary Society T e : icrdenilsine Iknonll I 8o twom Missior home on Wilcox Court by illness. T erLo: AN SRCONIECIOEE) ¢lof the Kensin egational | condition of Mrs. Bacon, who is ro Parker Shirt Co. of New Eritain as ! oy G805 Home of | Rned:Us fhe Hospital s the pesult of |S/C - (reasurer, Howard - superintendent. Mrs. Charle Thursday |an operation, is reported to By bt MLLEE i The addition of Mr. Shierden’s Ll e R e st council b name to that of Willis W. Winchell N el ] ! Yeamans, and a . i K ton, who expressed his i RS iR « r’r r v;-.\}u Donald 11 T lingness to run for the office, will speak S UV el T e nd Samvel Minella s indoubtedly make the vace —(hat | e e e a6 SR e rime M Kendricks T e el ioreiinis NESSRL gdalniy Whist Party to he Held thers, has rec 1 rs. Ao D, Kendricks, wi o president of the school bourd, it is| 4 (i 0 LS 0 L it L i ing someone must be elected to| PARCT 00 S € i e Hemta o g take his place. 1t was announced | R ety Tarttord LFotes Monday wlet ir ey hie e Slow Day for change in the weathoer is ex- S Will i pr member of the board, filling | . Slow Day | il Dbt N gall ston e Wit the unexpired term of Robert hough the two part re 0¥ m ] 1 . S ) s T 166 chuciee fd Bs held tionable odors which hav ) el “ kine raceloction. but later she |Mi&ht and candidates for office from {(he river and settied o g wihert or {8 (Fiob Statenient at | spending restless nights, the \ t humid weatl il s .', Gt trars report that they had or can - to aris S A “—Monbiean filled the slowest days in some time when | * It pools o ChN e of W Carlinni Bound Over they met Tuesday to register those |lieved to be the cause of sickn ty of K Louis linni, * of Kensir i wished to be made voters. Very * which has been p v ) « who was arrested {hree weeks ago | [eW people expressed a desire fo the past few week; 8 '] e .nd held in connection with (he|vote. It was somewhat more inter- Besefeoninnation al Chila Conforence | = : ooting of his wife, has been hound | esting during the afternoon but ac- and gripp u dsConfenande : er to superior court under bonds |cording to scanty reports obtained. ry will he open 1 ¥ S }"“1" o n m 7— A ] Giriswold last night and plead- {the {own hall. The registrars, Mr. | e _m_“'h 2 e m e (d not guilty to the charge of as- | Morse and Mr. Carey, worked in the (e St o S ool RSen e tior a3 2 to| TPLAINVILLES sault with a dangerous weapon. At-[town clerk’s office and when the | Episc social rooms will lockamnccordingisiy e & orney Albert of New | finance board met at S in the eve. |be held evening i =L TONIGH 1 THURS Britain r dunt. | ning they were still working on the |[0'clock PR e ey WILLIAM HAINES fon which lasted almost 1wo | lists. Reports of the registration will = SReEEe and JOSEPHINE DUNN most of the time being devot- | be made public within a few days, Night school begins at Moc ANNOUNCING AT AN S AR A to the case of Carlinni, Attorney | Finance Doard Mects Monday, Sept. 16.—advt The Reopening i A A Greenberg attempted to show *'1]‘”1 The finance board met last night e . of the Nows, (Comedy and Gilior arlinni was not responsible for the | for the second fime in two weeks, .ast year commerc aircra : ot th thot fired at the time. Anthony | \when it convened in the fown clerk's | 1eW the follo Ame COLONIAL HALL A Carlinnl, 14, son of the accused, (¢s- | ofice {o plan a hudget to he present. | €2 10 5,760.000; Plainville el Carol IS S tanrt tified that after he had struck Wis|oq to the people ome fime this | T 45 Britain, SAT.. SEPT. 14 e e A father’s arm the revolver went off, [ ionth As far as could be determin. | 930,000, | und Greenberg claimed that un-|.q no " ynusual item been con- | __ I cEinh / and unintentionally the | g 1o — — - = son had almost Killed his mother. SUTLimies Soted FRECKLES AND I_IIS F’RIEI\{DS Aone Rtimeins nGiken eneRalna I o e e R e e Witness v denilaniiton ki the IS ELERLELE ORI LT g procecdings us o Joke, stating (Ml cain that the drivers of trucks look | = = BN S 2 . e 1 s hronent out that | forvard to the long slepe of Berlin | { A KIDDING, OSSIE !! i S o e e T e life o PrOUEhL it what| cirect as a wonderful highway on o 4, \WHY, SURE THING!! NI, T DIDNT THINIK - Il been married 17 years, and have | R four children, consisted of a series|tme. In the = morning hours, be- ) Gt case will be heard | tWeen 8 and 9 o'clock, there isn't so ( September 17 in superior court in ‘ much traffic on the road but there [ Taritord. arc many school children. Occasion- \ Fotrl Pay:iines [ally 2 “truck, coasting down the | | | | Michael Cannata, | | was arrested by State Policeman J I'rederick Wininger, Sunday, and | ®ections, or the passershy, with N' ordered to appear in court fo an- | Sign a foot high. “Drive Carefully.” swer a charge of reckless driving. | emblazoned on the rear. Now thaf | He was fined $25 and costs, $10 of | schools have opened it i umnsmi he fine being remitted. that greater precautions should he | The case of William R. Wall, of ta by the autherities to stop sneh | Ha d, arrested by Policeman | practices. Tor a long time it has Wininger on a charge of drunken | been the opinion of manv towneneo- | driving was continucd for two nle that a constable should natrol the we highway during the {ime that chil- Adelore Roy of New Britain was | dren are released from schools. As fined $100 and costs, the fine being | yet, nothine has heen done ahout it mitted upon the payment of costs. | Tiast Berlin Ttems He was arrested by Constable | Commmity club activities for the | George Kanupka Saturday night ana coming fall and winter season vmwl drunken driving was|mence tanight with the openine ses ion of the organization at Com which they can make up for lost de, will by the Worthing- of Meri pass | en, ton school, unmindful of the inter- . )| HAVE AL TUE KIDS | GONE AND BOUGHT COWNBOY SULITS FoR THEMSEWNES ¢ A GEE=You Have | RO IDEA \NHAT l Yoo sTaR1zD !/ You Coud even guy )¢ \ 7 A COMBOY SUIT B . TUS WHoLE TowN FoR Love AR - Aoney !~ /J‘\ 1y 2 cThpea STCRES sav! me ( Have | LOADS OF ¢ 1 Kk il K I i Yor 4 bl r 1 in Watervi 2 i 8 ¢ o Finds O1d Relics : S o Tn his ¢ls thro ont g o ur | 1 « street, T thc L of historic i Tod 1 i HET a collection o E heen i g ;) X W 0 contly, 1 Non-Support Ciise o 1 st v I ) . 1to o | 1 C i I pt 1 en « H = A i ] tends to ho i ! & ‘ Wox Dire < Bristol News BREAULT SUGGESTS ... Continued Police Sergeant Would Relocate L Switch, Create Terminal KL DEL T S MAYOR CONSIDERS REPORT - Relict of Congestion and Protection of Trolley Company Patrons g Stressed i Favor of Chanze— ! ) unsel fc Registrars Have 209 Applications, fed 1 etfort to or : W on Nor o ”‘ Had Bristol Cases in Superior Court oo il 1« ! t 11 (i ! v . Tl Br o o ! =0 m s N N « s r ] 0: Nok i July 1 1 to Ly il il ¥ : ) ; N Answer Pire Atarm « pr 1 C iR Police Dog Starving on. it For Love of His Mate A q ons Filed [ ! N ric i ) « ! . —_— the Idea? 1B Company No, 1 were called plant of the Bristol 88 Broad street, for a fire in a « n the railroad t blaze was extinguished 1 chemicals with but ttle dam- arm was sounded from Ordered From City Judge Malone imposed a sentence of vs 1 on IFred Suther- who gave his address ad M and ; 2 the ave and ortly after 5 o'clock n Arthur ho on. Meeting lodze, S o'clock hall Announced John Moran of ¥ « 1 the en- hier, Kath- es J. Matte remony will hurch, day, De Two Dead in Crash of Forest Patrel Flane ba Bor Sept. 11.— Officer ( emoine, ovre s, were < c t patrol night. Alex Malyk, third was slightly lent has from a o plane v when a landing ed. Lemoine came ) ¢ Royal Canadian r 1 the two « siane resided GENERAL AT CAPITOL xico ity 11 (UP)—Gen=- 108t ¢ Mexican federal oopa dent 186, LROM DETROIT s ziven last night a Sow Mr. 23 this for friends s 1 v dinner was the troit, v an on. By BLOSSER WHATS COME ONER TWS ) ) ENERY KID - HA ) | | w0 stews ¢ | | \WHEN A AFTERA N || OaY AFTER S FUNNY WITH ALEW Y NOooN REG. U S PAT OFF.