New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1930, Page 9

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 193 g Plamvtlle News i " Bristol News |55y i iidoudes o vnarse: d \uovw]‘: z to town Cha Llliott, Jr. rnu ku' e will have 1) € re. ters 1 ot la 1 e U i 1ed til tom or Gees w at o'clock 1o- cusse t N t ) el 2 1 ople $1 in clk vill officiate nt will be Telephone Service Free of Charge — Call “Enterprise 1200” d | SO s eaR anda aed o SEn ns. He:sold the 1 _ Chamber of Commerce fo Hold ™ o commisee was v IS Nl 10 Oice of Balted ™ ™ 5o vronaey e Aunual Banguet in May o Rule Jor Coming Year o "sraet ?MMMsmmmsmmM;”;.ff ”:.;rwrsuAmeflM%n Youthful, Chic and a Tremendously Important Fashion e ) | Mrs, Blanche Sanford Pa--es With Parisians and New Yorkers | —mign Senost Dramets Give Play — The Cape Coat omme mont meetin, 1d 1 in the chamber rooms Wear the Coat with the short cape ... or the long PR st proje as | Tector of the Church of 5 3 i t . R ofithe teauctions m € R e cek-cndy cape, or with the smart little cape that partly covers o':\‘:mfl: IL"‘I‘?"HFO;(}(’::. oppin I Ciois et e e e deoretarss i i Tuneral of Dr. < the shoulder. To be sure, one is just as smart as the The idea of holding s hibit R e '“‘,1 Bureau Meeting : ; i re et ‘ ; Viireat ) g Lter of Gihon | wa ated fall. / e ! e ; % 2 eld fror - s 3 : » of Btu- a t 5 Ingham, Showing charming creations approved by our side of ¢ ¢ members, al s it e 136 4t ihe ' ) rom | In onal fchoel in Springfield. stylists ... imported tweed, wool crepe, kasha, covert on of and francilla. Lspecially clever the new directoire b ¢ Gef the | Wishinz to m rments are ask teed 1 1. Hor : difighucclt and then ) = ! 3 10d three t models that are so popular right now and extremely el ; | ; R i t ¢ will be in- J € pa ning. The pr e won chic are Coats with the slightly fitted waist, flare bot- « ? ended ESHIe S loRlEinARDIECES 1 i T e i e : S KeH tom and belted models. Trimmed with fur or without. plans for hibi c I food. Coffec will be ser > 3 Eds D | : d5'a sliestior her sater AL lateness of th ar, 101 Tuneral of Mrs. rtlett TR e | 5 s : SbaT lson n B ns avenue $29.50,, $105.00 st L | e s QT | e e in charge of a1 ts for t from a P N R s - o r «. Frank 5 1d children affair, after wvorki 1 all win- | he . dnesd - e Z : St John E r ding the Coats in Many Versions—Sacond Floor or encour ent Iy came | o'clock fron Chaplain Rolf to the conclusion that it would be tovy Wilkerson, pa advisable to droy tire proje Congregat rnoon that the 1 ngly behind the but the merchants were op- oseid to 5 Meets Weaver Tonig » Public Health Nursi oMMyl Aoriol tion held this weck. plans . ment to he held late = e The object of the chamber was to | i N . tain parcel, or picce of land, deeded ment was made 10ld an industrial exhibit in which | et erlin News |5 o N s o™ o e acene |50 B saees v s 2 et a. ‘ T el e e ! additional consideration of one or, During the past two days two |plaved. It was figured that s ally Sei g g et b LT spe t :-end with relatives in more dollars, the above corporation |state police officers, siationed at th ibit would iy School T would release and forever disc Berlin scale house, have stopped and | lisement to th n s vould . Sttt B % e et 2 ! - - claims againt the city of New Brit- |summoned more than 40 motorists | £ive people an idea numer- ) ® the atle elub | 145 Sixth a : t I scheduled 1 Public Health Employe to appear in the Berlin town court articles | To Test Validity in the near future for failure to ob- | Ville. St : HEEH 6 Snone e Sy LSRR i o I Wit ot Fever IS FINALLY FILEI] The validity of these deeds wil 1 their drivers’ licenses by March t was said that even Plainvills [5o7 the Produ NN, el s S e R rast March 7 (UP)—Par- be tested within a few weeks when | 1. The campaign is {0 be continued |residents would be greatly eurprised | o8 F00 (00 © 0 PIOTRTEr © 1A John wwelton. . | hysi- | tion of the cight teams to compete | Tt g rande gl _— A suit instituted by, Arthur 1. Bow- [With undiminished vigor by the of- ity o DT Gl Gl it Sy | fR e he s e : : in the New Haven tournament but it ! rued tie BestiBeniif asainsttinolcits \n.urs and the court s will be |10 tured here. The merch Document Resigns Righis T S T e o e e S e d to exhibit the goods | TR LI e At ey FEC ne Uni public t t 1led Hav Torring- amount of §15,000. caused, it torists are being scheduled to app hey handled in o Beckley Sewer Bed Damages |claimed. by the acids from the river |in court as late as April. the public that it was not neceseary | i€1¢q |3 Honor Trix SR S - Bt Ceniralo ¢ is expected to accumulating at and emanating | Boys' Club Not to Play 0500 g SUTTOLNCIERLOW will be from the present sewer beds and| The Kensington Boys' club will {Eshonbl ., and will 1 1 5 g f v t worler « {damaging the land thes plaintift | not have its regular weckly basket- Annual B o Sl s - ; ) t his life recently while a public | watched with interect by the hun-|pave a practice session in Fraternal |the anaual banqu e et : o 2 v f More dreds of properly owners along the|pall, according to an announcement | % Meh will be held in May. William | o o 7 i 155t 3 ot i e s 1 o E £ Be s throughout Suit Now Before Superlor Court In-|banks of the Mattabesctt river. T0!made by Rev. Vernon L. Phillips to- | B Vine v lected chairman o e aitia Aoa them the outcome of the suit is very | gay. E t charge o 1d preva- volving Similar Deed—Liagage- [important. for in case Bowers wins Iast Berlin Ttems ! e wi the fight the reridents will collohor- he 3 1o Hig el g The church-nite prog ate in an attempt to make New Brit- | yooyoaie™ (et 1ast George Griffith—Police Active. [2in Keep its sewer beds in - con- S e i . caas s Tinsdy (| Platte, Nebraska, Ired - e S ok », | Pon rwvards; “Dik all, cer dition £0 as not to harm the prop- e _‘ IS CODIUGECOI INILEE LOROL il press aze 3 the ke 5 ndl Bk val) ; and Al and Lincoln o1 A deed 20 years old. issued by |eriy. as it is alleged the city is do- | e, L k i that it had comp a : d TR i g iy : o S the Styles anl Reynolds Brick com-[ing at the present time [ e msfonhenony e ity Gl g 1 16 is Teted FUR WIDESPREAD lll pany of Berlin to the city of New Ingagement Announced el DAl vers v s Chine Inesuiont o 3 Ly el L Jeye 1 d 1 S et by in which the former signed| Announcement has been made of |town vicitors Loday - ey dae butler, ederick A L 1 i S e His o) st py |the engagement of Miss Minna Lan- vos, | the maid, Floren ¥ o T ler SOl ‘ ang 7 ; | e 1 N the committe Millions Enjoy It as Daily - " |zoni, daughter of Mr d Mrs. The h\‘!“r.\ vill be open ‘i”“‘ X t Il prove of the cook, I laston; Ioster. ions of a 98¢ | cola. Lanzoni of New Britaln rosd,|" o fof the exchango of hooks Ry I Gl 00ks. ey o prove of ET3 | gargener, John Varrone: Mich Pl e e v | T on North Main street fast Diet odor or other e as file: ok araar e Py S T oy & ton: s B wer - Anciont S for recording in the office of 0\\7\\&30;’};_;\”;:‘; \:‘: ".“M ‘\”r‘;l[h\" date | \roihodist church social rooms. Mr. |fom before the v of t eotal | Waleski s, doputy sherift, el . et 1 is an_ancient ilL Clerk Arthur L. Woodruft yester- | e and Mrs. W. H. Payne will be host | for t t special | g, have caused it to become about the day | s e Americs |to: the Creapon ”‘,’.\ "'»‘:““'_ 2 Funeral of Miss Prior 3 Labet S t common own to man- This decd is one of hundreds of | will meet this evening in the scout |o'ciiek tos cofoine I o | pla NS T Ny, ral serviecs for ) ocal Boys' club tankmen wi b e soon nd. Lack of roughage in the diet such deeds made out to the ity of [rooms of the Berlin Congregational ih"m CREhLS ning ir i Vo R e e 5 crce street, wh BtoSin . i ¢ of the stats 3 is usually the cause. Add nuH& to New Britain by residents along the | church. As this will be a special | ‘"he Knights of Pythias have planc |18 Cornelius B. Prior for t s s 2 1ads : G o i i 5 - the diet and constipation dis- banks of the Mattabosett river i meeting, all scouts are urged (o at- [ned ‘a galy tino for their /annust |chamber, It was voted o bring ths | 20Ut vith pueumonia, were |3 o'clock. \ : al, stressing mos bene- | HPR ' ALL-BRAN is bulk, vears ago. They were much | 0y |Danquet to be held next Tuesday | Foro ihe vowsraferithie mexti iy . hom at 9 oelock af {were held lact night w c lerived by boys fr ut train- | e BES A e pularly. They evidence between 1905 and 1910, \ Funeral of George Griftith |evening at the Community banques | special town meet "he Cham- | ay of Merc i : y ing are no longer subject to the evils henitiie Nes Britain. s Funeral services for George §.[hall. 1 members of the organiza- | Vo Of 1 € 1 work o N ) 5 Ty Bratedia st | cian s pr ey ctart ¢ rec of this dreaded disease, which is Dosell ploniras [t Gonst: ana | Griffith of Peck street, Kensington, [tion and their families will attend. i} Jeceiving, pumerciy; Ak na Released & ast n | the source of many other physical used. As the drainage from the sm\'-‘“hu died at his home yesterday | Dancing will be enjoy IR HE Gl ot arcput 3 es sang “O Salutar ierald Carter and Samucl Wil LToOp By oS : | ailmen T A e T into the | 2fternoon following a four-day ill- |banquet e el v O eSO ertor & the 6 ¢t ; Hth e 15t 1 % : Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is posi- Mattabe r was thought, [/1°55: Will be held at 1 o'clock | No additional - ca O L e D T SESUTIiGs E 1 can ale.” | leased L 1 ester ABSILOT Lt y WAL tively guaranteed to relieve both at the time of construction of the[lOMOrrow afternoon fr his late | fe have been reported for mor LU v d 3 he ¢ 0 i t vihen 1ent in their | S 3 0 S tempo!m» and recu beds that residonts might object in home. Rev. Allan L. Dodd of the a week. None of the cace adv: n T s directed by M i to the odors emnnating | Ke1sington Methodiat chureh will of- | i t ) s L Ay the iness. ; < : s 07 he body v Gt SRl ,;\ e, Following ~sersiccs at the | Mrs s Pratt of West (rom- : : : Jos metery. Mhe men 1 it e, blood, b““cmg i ‘zm\t?{id flffi in approached individual prop- | ome the body will be taken to Co- |well was a local visitor yesterday. bl < 1 pitct 7 e 1 Admitted m‘T obatc glowing color of health. With mil erty owners living alonz the banks|Penhagen. N. Y. where services will| Another whist will be held ‘ i, ! e | Y ;s e 2 n Ludwiz Bosc or fruit juices, or in ma'\y cooked of the river and made offers of ca .“'” held at the Copenhagen Congre- |Sacred Hear 1\ Monday i N T o | P court crday. | foods, it brings important vitamins Bavments Tonldtadsh whTeh s | gational church and burial will be {ning at 8 o'clock. These whists v n into the diet. that the resident or his hoirs \\rmH in the Riversido wetery. 1t fcontinue throughout Lent. Merit | atineRle \<c]\ llogg's ALL-BRAN and it 4 as of this 8 ) irif- | visitors will he host for the cvening tor. The bank is to form a Be necessary again to in no way hold the city of New Brit-| ¥2S of this church that Mr. Grif- |visitors will he host for vening < a ? 1k s to fo r t ain responsible for damage or nuis-|MN'S father. the late Rev. Joseph [which will be known as Meriden T d f h f the d Yete p,n< and drugs that often P | Kirby Griffith, was pastor for al-|night z axl an S wi t hi 1 create dangerous habit | most 10 voar: B A . 5o Take R~NATURE'S REXEDY M . - The deed recorded yesterday wag|MOst 10 years, | The annual F ford County Y. M - 5 TRl e ] T\\o tablespoons daily will pre. 1910, . Mr. G th was born in Hamilton. [ (. A. bangnet i held nex TONIGHT and SATURD, = e b ivid equaliy nt 'crle\'c constipation—in signed on 29, 1810, by City i on. | ane 3 : divid e e s ) ST e o 10 A o g B S e ivery dervice e , Pl e . e et & : sscendant o i et 5 $ x e y - N 4 ous INend Baltain and) hylT s ReytiollsyiCREConiBAL (OURhalyenarable Llovd ) Herttord Spal - and not Wed- || Ginging, Dancing and Laughing SEVEN PASSENGER SEDAN pation will end with a s e A‘L,L YVaur a8 Mgy of the Styles and Reynolds Rricx | family of Ingland. Hus father held [nesday evening as previously an- Scnsation . stion a8 f-ee ond easy as nc- i G ek % A, el company of New Haven, The notary | de&rees from McGill and Oxford {nounced. Harold Cutbill “the fiving e “or idlre . morning ot tf " in th green HIS IS COLLEGE" < e A £ : 4 AT v Kellogg £] DTS it he it e AienAtirdel S as niveraltioat MIsimothat il the L1ate | s will be the speaker of [HELS 1 : o n v :wka,.e. “Made by Kellogg in Battle John H. Kirkham. present corpora-| M corgina Dickinson Griffith, a |evening. Cuthill is a former Wes ELLIOT AUGENT T}‘C Grldley Garagc tion council of the ci New | direct descendant of the Stuard [leyan man = Britain Scotland, and of Mary, Queen = Yarsdan News ST WHITING ST. PHOND 163 3 has = The amount of the settlement is| Scots. was born in Coburg., Canada.| Although thunder has been heard Collegians Plaim ille % pi o J LBrokisatcos not stated but it was made plain|Mr. Griffith was a graduate of the|at a distance of al V miles, it 5 o . . i 3 will Mt : that “for the consideration of a cer-|Copenhagen high school of com-|can usually o o heard when less OPEN FROM 7 & m. to 12 p. m ) S 3 [ merce; Copenhagen, . Y., and mov- |than 15 miles axay. i e | B2 ey e Sgasuehter ALL-BRAN {ed to Kensinzton 20 years ago. es- | 4 — tablishing a print shop in New Brit- | AL o S e e FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS - No Charge Account By BLOSSER ploy of the American Paper Goods ment Announced — Funcral of Monday evening at § o'clock in the|d > proposed zoning svs- s |company. and he had heen with | that company for the last 19 ) He is survived by his wife, Mr = v ~ — = ~ . —% Florcnce Griffith; one brother, A. 11, | SAY, PATSY - COULORT | 0 e 5 (WL, T Tk )/ THATS FRE=You (T owe T o SYOULL WAVE To Griffith, president of the Downsville YU GNE WY DoG To (L T SHCULD SAY NoT= L Wi W-WELL-How / i National bank of Downsville, N. Y.: | & - TC e ED BE WoRTh () CAN HAVE HiM FoR You=YouLL BAE & WAT A LITTLE FoR e WENT To ALL TWE RO WNiLL 1T cosT N\ou,\ L:\J— \u‘? | % { YoU'LL and one sister, Mrs. T J. Jones of | (e MU ME OF 601NG Dows B e ¥ s -BoUT ASH M SEVINTY FINE ) SEVENTY Fne To WAIT A LITTLE THE DOG !/ | Grandville, N. Y. Both brother and el L i 3 ; S | CENTS T° Mg+ ¢ NT e *“- | sister were present at his bedside at | HIM FROM You m POOND FOR MM How pocy P S | E‘.A’% . L’L‘ ey For P“ MOREY '<;, S |the time of his death yesterday. | Mt IT'LL COST You MONEY T2 PR THATS A LOT The embarrassing snifles ‘\} . @nd sneezes are goon gone | Tegion Loses | 7 F YoU WANT and relief and comfort quick- ly return when you take ! Proving ihemselves almost help- | 5 W |less against the different style of o 10 Grove's Laxative EROMO | used by the Conlin aggregation | i B2 2 b > QUININE Tablets, Foavdiplayersiin o Hills, the T 6 Eablere for fbwo of card players from Blue Hills, the | weoArtoas & oo st members of the setback team of the | G 9 P m \\.vr‘)\rl'\n Legion went down to de- o at when they stacked un against rove s Gl the Conlinmen last night. The scorq | Laxative at the close of the game was 16 10 20, with the hill dwellers ahead BRQMO Ditting the course of the evening ro- freshments were served. Preceding the card games, which lasted until held their regular bi-monthly meet Tablet&. ing. The results of the minstrel show ¥ — e |were discussed. but. as all of the Y. Successful Since 1889 Iiickeis and reports were not ready k RS A e e 1930 8 NEA SERACE, W 10 hand in, no definite announce ‘ = e, e =