New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1929, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1929. 7 1 Plalflvtlle News Laneh slowed sl stnoiticon | New: Departure Factory BTlStOI News b el to " "X Spealer, S s ; To Be Closed for Week fagiet Mountain View Residence De- i s im0 sy 4 o | Steve Baldyga Has Narrow Es- S . l C t E ll J stroped—Ho Water Rvailale 31 o i — cape Early This Moming pecia oa ven PARENT-TEAGKER MEETING 1 1 s ™™ pgpgL BMENT 1S MLLEGED | | ] To Play Hartford ¢ H ru of John Herbert Harels To- oy, | Gthalt taamin ; 5 e ACCuSeNan Luxuriously Furred Bl cay—catmotie cara Party At T1tgh School Ton Flared and Wrap Models® pears Here EXCEPTIONAL VALUES! Girl Scouts News i Ml Fashion-favored Coats in the new lengths smart for women and misses. Made of fine fabries tailoved in the new manner. Also fur trimmed Sport Coats, including the famous “Toy Town” models. Coats furred with 5 b 3 Caracul, Dyed Muskrat, Skunk, Manchurian Wolf, Nat- ! lost. hing sa heln Condiiion Tmproving ural and Morocco Wolf. e ongition fof e m i 7 o Party Successtul ted (Women's and Misses™ Sizes) viet Principles on Ships ‘ S Berlin News [wremriris ™™ ] e il e con | aoms s o v B T Labi oothall Legien to Play Plainville Higganum Man May Be Trigd novow-isics hose morican i Cars Collide At Boston Cornors ThiS of the score. It s th S o'clock at t Tuly hool leetion of officors I year will e wi b Frank_Dicrpont nnd Mo Prentice Buys Tract of rentice Buys Tract of o Spa s S 8 v fort Land — Lesionmaires o Meet 1smuch Plainville At Seth. A Card Batky a cast of play ho triven Hizg thet Andeen i 4 Wl Club J ! h S 3 S T e e G be to its location Co mopolitan Lea in the 1 e (4o mecting of the Motherhood | Christmas ACEIenshicERIniy A, Sng St ufternoon at A1 1 rgest gt what course will e ro Curtis Sanlshury Mrs. Kenneth Relyean of | lChor and DEn) uthoritics are waiting on ridge. Miss Viola sny- [©f s coroncr’s inquest into t nt e el Ak o Rl oThas v' i New Yorl nd the death which resulted fre Fh city for the past several yeurs. The « ¢ i ; e 2 e I ‘ G program will he an exceptional oy ey o i S Dolliemen iallog. ek ; : roperty Atts 1 Conference of Teachers L ML ! i My ¢ lius Gro Many Sunday school teachers i SNy U L s @ cnloxith 1 res Pe-A ‘ i 2Ol Miss Answers Perfectly of New England's young violinists QBN LSEANSNCE u Rookics stions On Which ‘Three- who wit tended the supper mesting held at| The Girls Harmonica ba t Upson's corner more than | (1 nome of 1 nd Mrs, 8. A the final eliminution conte chool ow. A 0 mont hg ago, is also scheduled [isjacn on Worthington ridge last [evening at the Community clul Dr. Edwar ) s n avery policy « ) s for a hearing in (he {owWn court. | yione ar 6:80 o'clock, Following the |meeting. Carolyn Read was award- | dent of : This I aiting Kolodzney's | . study ne for the|ed first prize in what was a closely | in a most return fr Hartford jail, where |, ¢ nt Tre- |contested event, Beatrics ve WL . : E T has heen contined sinee he wos 3 ran, being a close second LLu i 7 & | 5 onvicted in Now Dritain on Poel ol folTaal and Eleanor Kal playe . pujen 1 ¢ ) DANCING TosTinuzv Wi e charge of drun driving, Al ; Boy Scout troop will 1y I. The judges were Teor 4 ¢ ST EVERY FRIiDAY EV wegh he was rrested in New . row might with s Black, Mrs, Sadie MoCork D 3 ¢ 4 SR e hewas sentenced by the |y, perlin Congresational ehurch he Community « ) Siescoibeg e ol 3 Porestyill iain coutt and that ren- ar il Supper b omitted nest ROl ; fusic by Pareington’s Oich annual bazaar and supper of | count of fhe date 1 nthe ey Pl —— ~ the Ladies' A ty of the Ken- hanksgiving r— e r— 100k precedence over any find- | oy, ng that mi ave been made in terlin. Now the local autherities waiting for his return from the sington Congi fonal church ds | The library will being held today ving the aftée- arternoon and « oot bt T T CARD PARTY regul Harvtford jail to prefer charges noon exhibitions o ney elothiv | hooked rugs snd pui = One Bandit Not a Bandi Aecident A Boston Corners hared s S S be held to- <PLAINVILLE® A AN it ) live e ? ) | Lne 'hi‘](l‘l- Not 4 ])xmfht' A% antomobile driven by Edmond jiimine at marrow cx | and DANCE " Wi nots on Ananulla A o New Mexican Code States halifour of Broad strect, Haritord, oo until 9 'clock, U [ ‘ he foys clul i « TONIC ! I i , 1 ¥ e church have planned to serve o it Com 1 SON WIEI T SHOW? 5 " chicken pie supper at f \ et ¢ Chpion For the efit of Loston Music will be furr cusion “Tel ne | aee B Brown and saliy 0'Nell CHURCH OF OUR LADY Aeee 1o Picres, who is -l eppik Town Enteriain f Hart f rose from tl t t O 3 rRCY ford the maring v t AT " - &t pany of New Britain as a salesman, May Purlfy Mattabesctt they were natur e QIR ANE S BEIRAY PLAINVILLL he had driven to the top of Damon's | The common counc ew Trit- | coneorning nautical a \ AILTAICHE IGH SCHOOL HALL Ul and had stopped preparatory 1o | ain met last night an it h ould helieve atmost anythi \ CTHE BLACK WATCHY Thursday Evening, 8 o'Clock taking the corner toward Hartford, | (he hourd of health and other | S with Victor McLaglen NGo To20 shen Chalifour. who was proceed- |involved to engage sndary or SACE OF SCOTLAND YARD? TICKETS FIFTY CENTS e il Meriden, erashed into fand make a survey of t (ST SE AT I (LA SSTTRT S SUAT) i | S e S O hira, ling his fender - and the | gigposal plant to see whethe truck o car driven by Alvin P of New Britain late this morning ployed by the Capitol Buick com- i e e o Sl dreel s e il IFRECKEESTANDHIS FRIENDS = ¢ to DBerlin re nd erashed into the stone fenee o » we been conntless urrounding the soldiers’ memorial D E ] W SIS nd el = His eur wies budly damaged but the o great deal of wtion regarding '(Gez \F occan OULD SAY=1M GLAD ! G : .,:‘.';”w(u‘;." i l:x o ]\\rv‘h\“:;-“ R ]‘ivw:;“‘wll”;' h e \,‘ “]“‘.‘”::‘1‘: lEoE;NT \URRY | YOURS ARZ ALL SENT “‘"j £ Go9D NCORRING, BoYS | o fow minutes and in which s from the pres UP T THAT I GAE IT UP- T ) ARD GIRLS S0\ THAT | i 5 d 8 : : igated the ¢ ent heds in Beckley is empticd. The 1ESSAY OF W5 [ \NOULDNT \uiN TUE 7 NENE SUNG R 435 ] Eoies . PLETZENBAOM Both owners were injured. situation at times has been serious 8 = ZE WAy ! o N b q < 3 DRYY Y Il It was Jearned that Chalifour had | and as a result several lnwsuits have | fTLL 88 7e0 14%2‘ AV b | | MORNING SONG, WELL 3 B < " y ABSENT! 0 procecding « toward Meriden, | heen start are even now LATE FoR MM e CALL THE ROLL — y 5 £ a party of about 40 cars that | progress net the city of Now To SEND T [ \NUEN HE GeTS g » en route to_that city to wel- | Britaj (T / (\To SCHOOL WE'LL. RCANER come a Ifrench priese who has Just | During the past 20 yoars there ASK Wit To reiurned to Americalafter a tour of | have been many such suits started e Purope. When he reached the cor- | but there is not one on record in TEWL US WRAT | ner on Borlin strecl he Became con- | which Terlin residents have come : M1 T UES WRATIN woed at the position of Pleree ar out victorions. This is attributed to - / = N ind endeavored to swirg aronnd the fact that when the city of New =33 F =, A The slippery pavement proved his Diitain first constructed its sewer N indaoing, the : i1l of snow disporal plant it bought up all rights el the application of brakes of individuals on the banks of the wiher bozardens and he crashed | rive s info the car on the corner, 1 b etion of the ity of New Le Activities Britzin is welcomed by Berlin resi- \ Targe crowd attended the eard | dents, who arc hoping that some- parlg spenasred by the Ladies' anx- | thing will be done. This action was Qiary” “of the A an Legion In | prompted by the state, which is at f (REQ. U. S. PAT. OFF the LiZion rooms of the Town hall the present time attempting to do ¢ b | £ Q1920 BY NEA SERV Inst night. The party was under |away with the sewage now being the dircction of Mrs. Dorothy Ban- | emptied into the Connecticut river. '