New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1930, Page 7

chdrge im- NEW RRITAI:\’_» DAILY HERAID, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14L 193(1 7 = A . . concern and the other land involved Granger 100 94 99— » continued until Saturday morn- New Departure basketbai 5 Plainville News 70 et = = i e | R e w 0 ,Z g@ UBJE[;TI[]NS MAI]E 50 e o e Qi Court them now during our 1 Ihent, saying that his cllent was il ory contingend wil disband for good was omitted today of the Jau Iry oo BN ninn to app for trial after the game. Stan Richtmeyer rtford's 7 tare | [1ack of a docke d floor covcring low Sellitto iy the man who distribut- |and Jimmy C ,n;;:n,m: 'v‘p‘;\nml“\\;l‘: .qfi S , | mPMWMH”mE ('the court have been held S e e S e R (MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED) | of George Jackaon o B l N e vy e Himiord ol | £eher n il a0 ihe Saniey FR———— avenue, charged with . ( on ar charges. He was arena on Sat t. Collina al- : s as dropped from the court re the Capital City author- has e with the : 'eml‘)’.s"e“ '“aly"‘t“HM“?S Wi TRy Oristel. News e be s bl oty Herdrars el 7 1 | Disapproval at Hearin ot el polce 1| 1t f expecitatoas T i o We Have Built Up Our Good | I v BANKDIRECTORATE St e B o - . { WILL DRAW UP NEW MAP ey INEREASFD BY UN e e e : [} 1 j i 1 A 1l oo will be held at i nipioy 1(«_'. Reputation On Alsle Specials ... """ i (ALY v Bl lth utstandlng Values b eumibal Fastory P |1 " B. Sessions Again President “io « : Men's Sweaters $2.69 Part Wool, coat and slip-on models, values to $4.50 Men's Union Suits $1.00 ea. Yibbed, medium weight Unions ‘ Boys™ Carter Union Suits 69c ea. Al Some slightly irregular, medium weight Cotton, regular $1.50 Philippine Nightgowns 79(‘, €a. Women's Silk Hosiery Odd lot, e e G Full fashioned, sub-standards of our regu- lar $1.65 grade chases Property—Other Items, posed sew- plnn suburban to the S man ctured buildi e on Pierce street from ion Q ¥ v gath IR W managed Ly William F. Stone West Main street to the south line of 12 the e all to the br rs Start New Beats the town hall property as proposcd | period fron ' January is thought that the committes 3 , E : ! : 5 e Tores hlin and Norton QDC pr by the fown plan commission met | i will e given by rtment | New York Dealer Tll—Forestville apnointed by the mayor will choose RErl i with considerable objection from the and or anization Sewer Meeting Tonight—School imber of Forestvi (A‘(VM“ 0 morning. The former has property owners involved at a hear- Hartford hand wil r with it newly establish- ing held last dvening in the town | holl & praver n tomorrow | Teague Opens—Birge Mfg. Co. s to Cvering natns 1 major of those present | cvening at 7:45 o'clock home o re 1 corner d ; a corner dur- Syt re in favor of having the building i DS Hopkins of 14 Crown | Expected to Reopen—Notes. s Flee Women's Broadcloth Pajamas $1.55 set e Also Crepe ones, printed or plain, values 2.00 Women’s Silk Handkérchieg It 25¢ ea. less than five feet. As a resuli | strv of the objections raised by the pro- Womans Hom: owners, e commi. d socie C cided to reconside nda- ian church w tlon' for o five | Mrs. Ray Mo vers L line and an- Street tomorrow il 00 ; other map, When the m is re- o'clol All members ece lined Gloves ! considered and the new map ready er hearing will be held was no objection to the that mendaton of the mmisxion to both s to $3.00 dio Corpora ; 1in Plair All hand made and embroidered Colored Crepe de Chine, 50c value e st i i : pos L talkic” equipment i on the g iter on West Main s was a build Mr, Ierkery has just fin Al it would SRV o to the build- M yico t i e | oy A intends 1o oo : P . N ion of an addition wou dio enh n oppor o ; S vl )] playground too s h to hear some local and near- i 1 that mac : g i « v “ 0 aclock tr ion W G T i i broke at a final town mecting v N act which oo S A o 1! 4 L that m proposition o : N } nd hool boird hus . G ui iy Tl ! HoUs voon soona olution M. G ¥ ! : ; o= D. o Meet i [ 5 X Juma Hart Willar ( . " M Y W Day of the Am ol : Bt e : S"ha(fl Boald emoers ant jon il nectondh LRy | cnt-Tencher Moot it Ticteq ( Building on Emerson Property i ¢ S oo NJURED T L1 <ot b e Wik ‘ UP 710 FINANCE BOARD ak on s and | )] AMAULS 1 Snnal L ‘ a at the nt-Teacher A ne cady ional related to PIURTE oy il e e e Daughter American Revolu — Gk ; e i 1o ¢ lock n the high sehool auditorinm (he in Special Town Mceting to Be Repnimne rmmay glm‘!{ i\ i warie! ”r‘ [lfl\oz e e x‘.]-m“.,. b If That Body Approves Plans g, rkmen are busy repair 10 Jofle]h Bflt'js“fl 1 Mmm, in o 1osi he eli daught Ay e ¥ at the foot of Gal 6] Wotla, el ey il ot ,\ Presented, By Nev i pin's hill. At this part of t 5 \ S 5 S asw Balon G (ects—Repair Galpin's Hill, road there are two layers o epital o reing in separate pl proy Aoacing s 0 lunior Trumbull f junior high school rather severe bumps for the wun- z ] ion o teheg A rm i |wary motorist. Workmen S ) ! d i ol d i gets, fof Newioming: ”“”“‘y’ " tomobile ovned by Gittlieh X ROIE B e e road morc uniform along. this F len byitiugely i Watts ot e, oal il by Jud: ! Lhe i S8llo : ey s o e 1o Forestry Eapert to Speak e 3 T e Mok \ per- Cassidy a ot e Prof. R. C. Bryant of the Yale SRS e 3 cen of present at this . € n . J the xw-v; t 'H e callnd School of Forestry and-nephew The plaintif minor. and the ,, z o & i ;:’* ‘I N”;‘ of |Of the late William Cullen Brya retion was b in his behalf by meral of M chmond na ""' i T resent time call |POCL and naturalist, will speak be- | NS father, Jos Battistta. 1t is | joypapq) . Helen that thehoard 4. ehe o Tl fore THeaans s et elasut apiig | ollt that the injured bdy was! pichmond, E. Rich-| Total e Sl sroperty, | ©/¢10Ck tomorrow cver in walking westerly the hishway mong of 23 Linco . who died A o STt o i | Community house. Dr. Bryant 1s|When the Schmelter car struck him. | Sunday morning r home fol- | Hammerly (i DR ILhC SN eRn LT el known throu 1 & him down. He suftercd a a long illness, will be held ' H. Griffis A SRl D S Sl R R f > of the skull. Attorney Cyril| omorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at | Carlson . L RRENe ot offorea | Lumbering in finey vepresented the plain-jihe¢ Church of Our Sa Rev. | Hitpold 3 SIS Lo OHEIEC | promises to b s to the U Lincoln re, rector, wil ciate, | Silverio 114 town by th sons being aln () endants were given Jndz in West ) 200 fect in the lon, A loiracovar o I el s E 24 Al 4 street. | Wicsiobecki Drove Car 5ECo 5 titavhich | ¥s Property Totul 497 on facing on |;m o Rotat c the accident on tne|Jicob Sargis had instituted against Robert B. White has told two Ohms ~‘m. ifconcEustediils oltachli T e D el o Rlohert and Rose Lawson for com-|piccos of property to the Trumbuil| Dlonne 104 k 2 the north. Ll 3 mission on a real estate transaction | Biectric Mfe, (o SR Deloy 1 : clock. it was learned togday th.i Hlectric Mfe - according to a 3 ceording le K. Bishop ot {8 ocl 150 st hic s not completec iR or rradi t \\m«\lnlyxmlrum i M«:xi he | the car crashing into the teicgraph | R Was At October Saben s rllstuatyatoniic Rern el e e Nes a o last | pole was driven by Alee Wiesioboesi| 1 Was claim on October twon clerk, Part of the pro-| Rroadwell l submitted to the boart = > Grand street, Hartford, and not Saincsl 120 Carlton | perty is located on the Higgins tract | Edwards ....... | 2 night, provide for 1]]!! AUle\lrlllo:l TR n“ New |(K:HV’V‘ = ot in the hands of the plain- adjoining the present land of the ) building with :even class * 7 g who claimed he w delegatey Totals :nu:\ s : ],A m‘: hall, a domestic sci- | Stated in last nig Herald. M \H ” For "v.‘!.,“\,, \v";:mul.fl‘fn} == HoLtls ¢iee room, a manual training room, | Cipriani. according to his stosy, Lawson. The plaintift all g a lunch room, a combination assem- | Stfed that he was parked on the I had & customer who! was willing et bly room and gymnasium, locker |Side of the road and had jJust start=1| o'y 0 1o pronerty but the plain- STR & ND SR 103— 284 rooms and showers and two oftices, [ his car when he saw the car driven | ir rarugod (o sell, Sargis claimed = — 94 109— 249 Compactness Is the Keynote, Mr. |V Wieslobecki approaching IO 10 commission due him was $2 <PLAINVILLE®» 116 a1 12 14 Bishop stated. \"“ B A i AT Burritt Mutual Savings bank plan as discussed last night, | had reached the middle of the rond | jacyoey siven ¢ nent for fore ol . 497 468 525140 T AT S s T e i A e T tivesia o) St |~,f(\\. | NO SHOW TONIGH'E G vor of the finance board. as that|ed to the right to avoid crash Gray and others fo salisfy a debt of | | As Our NEW R. C. A. Equipment i 9 hody was in favor of building on | into Cipriani's car. 1t veered off on | 57,857 Attorney's fees of $100 Is Belng Installed N ( S " .| the voad, down a diteh, and crashed | {0 Giioy o lioe (i the Emerso i s J\xl SRR B Seyn il o | et aliowed \H«Vn‘ v !\y’n YI, YOU HAVEN'T HEARD gan, [ B 2 The meeting last night was call-| bevond. One occupant of e ¢4r | ron (ha sl 1 the following ap- ,,,'.”‘:’ll",:.;: |‘u' Lemens ed to hear the report of the build- | was slightly injurcd. praisers were appointed: William G 1 7 ing committee. This committee, | . .UN Bearlin Items Dbunn, Deputy Sherift Mathew Pap- GRAND OPENING Total 443 454 456 N appointed at the first meeting of| Ior the next ten ceenings Degin- | ciak and Attorney Martin F. Stem. | WED. and THURS. Amperes the board late last fall, consists of |ning Aonight evangelistic services i1 e el Stocking 0 a 15 0, Shierden, ehairman: Maward [will be conducted at the Methodis C L “‘:.("(l:’“‘ = Bruce .. 37 McCormick, George Dalbey. Georgs|Church. Rev. Andrew Johnson, D. FOR BESI' RESULTS ! ARX BROTHEF Nesgoda 98 city Sullivan, John Moore, and Mra | D of Kentucky, will be the ST USE WHERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | Livingston 109 ing enry Hooker. Mr. Shjerden 1sj3t each of-these services and It s 5 B R e S R e = - e — — e o St " T ot " . FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS moct with the finance board for «| Dr. Johnson " u preacher an final discussion, and the latter body ":““’: 2 R e | » if it approves the plans of th .”“‘I'y‘” “”“,‘l‘\‘ S S R i school bonrd, will call a town meet- | (VHIINE: fhev, and MUs 1. WELL TAKE A WALk ovER LOOKS UIE WELL WANE SURE -LES liesfor Analoastion | An auzmented choir will Problem of Long Standing public is mvited to atte nd oty hold at 2 of the a food o'clock | banquet h The ball started rolling again by | P10 the action of the school committu e Tadlest AlG. 500 last night once more brings an age- |y ACES T A0 old question before the residents of | o\ " SRCT SO the town. The question has been | "5, (™o o/ uppermost since B. R. Showalter, | 1ooqstutts in variety will be on dis former superintendent, attempted to | | play. convince the townspeople that a high E school was necessary. Since then, for a period of ars, the ques- tion has been the bugaboo of Berlin Morrow evening at § Community hall. garding the various politics, cropping up unexpected | gepve for the ensuing year will be | moments. Tt is only within the 1ast | made at this time. A social time year or two that authorities, sensing | \will follow the business session. the approach of a crisis, have done | The Knights of Py will mect their utmost to case the crowded | {jus evening at 8 o'clock at Com- conditions in the Kensington dis- | munity hall. A report on the turkey trict. hut o no avail supper and entertainment held last The question has not been one of [ week will he given at this time. tie necessity of a school, but of the| No announcement bas been made | method of relieving this need. Some o'c have thought that an addition to the | club for Friday evening. present school in Kensington would | The library will be open prove satisfactory. This was criticiz- | afternoon and evening for ed by others who claimed that the | change of books. lock Fr the he Community elub will meet to- at | Announcement re- committees to relative to the meeting of the boys' | fday ex- T THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT— 1 LNOW You BoYS WoULD LuKe To 60 To TUE ToP oF 1T ONWY FNE WONDRED, FIFTY FNE AND A LALF T WAIT FOR THE ELEVATOR To COME DOWN — THERE'S A STARWAY TO TUE ToP IF NOU BoVS CARE TO WAL, [T.ONY @98 STEPS —T'LL \WAIT BeLoW ! WooF 1, OScAR ! The Geonsa Distuibcrs Are | ison men w e and ) wo escaped b Liquor Violator Fined selling Saturday Howing v slinski and Cheese Case Continued of Michelle Sell I 114th s New who v charged with ol money pre 4 in police of ing i t ing Janvary t to of chestra, with “SKit” prompter, has by latter to tha in East Bristol Conneil to Meet s ; A Officor Norton wa | : P 5 i him He will Bristol Seeks Conference A : o Regarding Smallpox Case o'clock when Miss Taurette Du i } & g Jan. 14 — © y Fran- puis of 145 We * the Bristol corporation bride of Alp zueil tod he n- Tose 'h, P. Perra hi 1t 1+ H. Kirkham city of Win Initial Tiit l":oymle\- The Jo * next move caused squssion between the B alilies, due to a differ- : nion regarding the hos- enses of th nt, now e local ¢ He tfiorts today to get in Kirkham ut 1se the lattor session in A con- nary Will Speak On Thrift Before School Pupil A t Fengl former New Rr will speak s week Thritt. r is connected with th 3 istol Miz) 1 offers were pted in three New ptey cases duri 1 the made and ac- Britain bank- past week. Joseph Melnyk a atic of o s o ools final offer of 2 © cent was accept- vill min the preliminary d to a previous offer t 7:20 o'clock a total of 30 per cent City League Schedule e creditors from the B H matter of Model Shoe ufinal offer of 14 and 3. per was made which added to a vious offer of 10 per cent, made al of 24% per cent from the In the matter of the Liberty Bak- ing Co., a final offer of eight per cent vas accepted. Two other offers of ter as it | five per cent cach makes the total istol fans have at- | dividend 18 per cent and the i working up. seema to b USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Puneral of Georgze Denford AL parions of Thomas Sensible Way To o i oo Shac . i Lose Fat 1y Junior Pive Victors stville Athleti 1 Start taking co Kruschen mon-sense Salts— v to re- that's the W 1t don't tak them with the Bise . TR that they possess reducing S e 20 1o Gualities inNthemselves, il B his is what they do—they clean T (T S ¢ in s in your blood by not 1o Ihe annual elam chowder supper KCCPINg the bowels, kidneys and liv- T SRRy i1, ©r in splendid working shape and Gy (o 3 S ll you with & vigor and tireless en- A s iious T & you'd most forgotten hal o'clock. A fine 1 clous st i3 prom o 1 me ra wha i Committee Appointed & A At Y z of the Maple A 1d las occasion Endees Meet Yellow Jackets IUs the Little Daily Dose that does it By BLOSSER f\:l-uEw — PEOPLE ook LIKE BUGS FROM UP( [ { | Boy! TS 1S wen — 1 MAKES A FELLA L NEAL=TINS (S CLOSER TO HEAVEN THAN I THOLGMT TD THINE, DOESNT EVER GET WITHOUT 2 BEN AN | ANgeL ! S~