New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1930, Page 7

. . . . : ’ ¢ ; . ] o ] ' ] . ] . ] . 3 . . . . . NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26,'-71930. 7 unusual savings. Richly fur cloths, OUl OF TOWN Broii T tford's Shopping @enter: CUSTOMERS CALL EN’ TERPRISE 1200 richly furr ed, $25.10 and $33.60 SECOND FLOOR ANNUAL AFTER-THANKSGIVING SALE Misses’ and Women's Smart Winter Ready-to-Wear Featuring Unusual Saving Opportunities Our entire stock of smart Dresses reduced for clearance. street, business, afternoon and formal wear, beautifully Important Savings On Coats $33.60, $40.60, $52.20, $61.25, $69.40 Beautiful dress and sport Coat. ular fabrics and colors, in the season's pop- marked for immediate clearance! Important Savings On Dresses $8.50, $12.75, $14.05, $16.80, $21.25, Dresses for fashioned and Important Savings On Ensembles and Show Pieces $21.25, $29.75, $33.60, $44.65 to $87.50 rred models or without fur, of imported cloths and domestic at prices low enough for immediate disposal. Plainville News PROVINENT —Newton Manross Ge ) willf epend. the their home Mr. and in the estville | 51st a pract of a st well-kno ber of frend Berlin News TRUCK HITS COUPE, FIRES 0AS SENTRY Dashes Through Filling Stati 1011 Stops Short of House WOMAN HURT DRIVER HELD, Spectacular Accident Has No Serious Results—Petanowitch Case Con: tinued—Iwo Fail to Appear in Court—Notes of Interest. Wn court s re time for the night day sion, mo truck driven by Wil- liam Johnson, Negro, o York city Lrushed a light coupe driven Ly Robert J. Skelly of 134 Winthrop New Britai the er off Worthi ridge into | h avenue. Both E orth ot see Skelly's « raked the traveling 1 Johnson did n ¢d hand the tru continuing on through the grounds of the Socony service station at the intersection to avoid gmaller car -broadside cclly was uninjured, as Johnson | avoided hitting him a solid bl hut the truck went wildly into the filling station, nprooting u gasoline pump which immediately The t took a ities until ne t sses tha nig N extr v ni ay | the Tegular the omitted BT xt Mon meet regul will not mee 1 session will b ght of next wee session to mak classes. fice in Kensin closed tomo e even ton ing on Wed- b o .,., 5 % { day Be Suvings clos ‘J for the cntire day To Meet Sister v J. Fitzsimons and his 10t hr: Katherine Fitzsimons, of Kensington, will go to New Haven this week-end to meet Mrs. Fitzsi- mon’s daughter | maine of the | Poor I New Bty portion of fore taki New York rom ther From ITrance \d then who mons | Philadel ves wil for hia | nity of se | will be i Monday n rdvantag | nera tic ber ver the ju g the veil 19. From K her life Kcnsington for a A convent in went to I car to s 480 to to the last by 0 I'ran 1don ington of to imons 1 v h she took the veil, in Sister Marie Romaine’ 1 embrace this oppor! ng her again when she New over the houg sons rnoy ligh school Willow Brook p! ald, a local boy, A Tha yer will be held o hodist vening 30 o'clock Wilson conducting The library will be of ufternoon and evening for t ‘ of books, William T'he s the Hu school closed at noon toda next Mon mort pern pils to enjoy an uninter B tives 30 o'clock d social Gal omitted oy ihe whis this week I will be g activities I's T tuptoa m- N a short mcline and car | 1 an igular position { away from the home of A. ¢ a unio i gren. Johnson w nju ening e Ke My Edna Jenh . «r o he: truck “ oy Glen the heavy vehicle ot ahout the hands by fying the shattered windshield T cared for by Dr. T. C. Hodson Sy Constable George Kanupka 1 et called to investigate the acci Iiske will preach the Thanksgiving and arrested Johnson on a ermon and Mrs. Robert Chayp 0| of reckless driving. [ will sing seve olos Petanowitch Case Continued i Hall 111 ast night at the town court ses-| Mrs. Lillian Hall, wi flon Andrew Petanowiteh. who had | fiyst selectn 1 n arrested by the Britain moved 1o 10; Hu yolice upon the requcs able | for an operation I'rank Brown for evading responsi- | Berlin Bits | Lility when he left the scene of the | Hel vs of W ston | cident when his car crashed vun]m. will T holidays with a tree mear Upson’s corner and!a cousin in Brooklyn. N. Y | Lilled Joseph Kohl appeared and| Mr. and Mrs. Lucius el had his case continued until De-|of Pottstown, Pa. will be guests o cember 30 pending the coroner’s fn- | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Bushnell o quest. Petanowitch is free at pres- | Farmington avenuc over the ent on a bond of $1.000, The charge | 8iving holid he will be arraigned for is criminal Mrs. Mau Pickett of l'arming o 1loEn Ce [ton avenuc will spend the holidays oo Tall 1o Al i relatives in Medford Hillside Barnett Martell of Auburn ey Temiue of who ted ovember 1€ . (5" fige will bo the suest of by State Policen; EamIne apt S o G e = ki for having no 10, 8= | Sivloe Helidays, flector and but one it onithe | & oo e minge . dauE) ot trick he was driving, did not ap- |, .4 py e ot pear at court last night after hav- | Worthin, . Was initiated into ing had his case continued once be- | pa Alpha Alpha sorority of the New fore, and a bond of 335 was for-{ Britain High school night. feited for non-appearance | Delivery Day William Mazuki, also arrested by [ Today thic Girl Scouts of Berlin Kaminski and on the e charge | will deliver food collections to fam- as Martell, likewise did not appear, | ilies throughout the town. The girls | and Kaminski was ordered to seck | under the ction of Mrs. Samuel | him out and put him in jail if he | Chase.Coale, scoutmaster, have n did not offer a satisfactory excuse | husy for the past week or so col for not presenting himself in court. | ing various Kinds of food for thel Mis case. too. had been contin 1 anksgiv imual contribution trom last weel Sodality Bazaar | Tohnson was faken to the New| The Children of Mary Sodality Rritain police station and lodged Paul's church will hiold a bazaar there pending the making of « cash the afternoor saturday, De- | bond of $100. nber & at th Tab's in Ken Schools Closed Today ton. The schools of Berlin closed at [ in Iems | noon today for the Thanksgiving| No special activity has been plan- bolidays and will not resume activ- i ned locally for Thanksgiving al- L' Storm W mmng\ [ssued T: rupted COUPLE ' MARRIED 51 YEARS (Mr. and Mrs. George Bugs fo } Hold Observance | it QUIET THANKSGIYING DAY | sequassen Lodge Meeting Postponed ¥ Attend Cathotic Card Party Lodze —Wadsworth-Deloy Wedding. org observe tomorrow. ation uietly at living lives ou ol. Bo Mecting | vere married | o mon toys and cl hing for tne donation for eneral hospital and Polish or- Annual Sale and Supper g Aid ociet of the chu I hold s 1 I ernoo 1 ember 3, n the church Smunit- ot e affair is as fol- wor Mrs. Harriet Mrs. William Albright orth league Agnes Fanion; gusta Maso! e and Mrs. mi society Funeral of M Funeral services fol (Bond) other Tanner, 1 of Dr. J. (ch ¢ of Plainville, who died at her at 637 Farm nue, Hartford, on Monday, will be held tomorrow morning at clock with a solemn requiem high | mass St. Joseph's Burial dict cer s RG S. Man Meeting 0s: reg! Golf generously with gifts of food stuffs, | | Crowley 1derson C. Heinzman 1 [ =0 o 114 g 1 B ( ‘ 04 Bristol B Osborn Core Trumbull 1 Circuits Amperes Ja i ) S G. Grifl 4 -2 e Ohm Thanks school TONIGH! Children local For Northeastern Coast 1 Washington, Nov. 26 (LUP)—1 Ann Mary Astor, bugeau today forccast a Edward Everett. Horton storm with winds which may reach and Robert Ames gale forge for thein tar in “HOLIDAY " ok An Unusual Attraction ¢ ®4 1o be posted 12 o'clock THURSDAY and FRIDAY ; (LRl EUMOCEL LD Bl Dashing Charles Rogers L e \ CHEADS UP b OUR HOLIDAY PRICES T e followad by aiging ||l MatdOc-20¢ == N1z . nd strong northwest winds || Thursday Nizht, 2 Shows of gale e || — - 100n or Lun for the Whole i Thursday.” STOM SAWY ER —— Neat sunday, Monday, Tuesday CEMBASSY BABY" BAPTIZED e R e S R RS ) Vatican City, Nov. 26 (P—El e i — ick B of ¢ TURKEYS ROASTED sicla f i atta Lot us roast your Thankssiving United ibassy: turkey in our kitchen, We will noon had honor of i have it veady at any hour you first “em b to be bap- Price reasonable in St. Peter's. T ceremol Save Time and Trouhle rio by Monsignor Burke Plainville Restaurant of Ame rican college 129 of Cosmopolitan League A WONDERFUL SPECIAL Thanksgiving Dinner A. M. to 11 P TREAT! M Lrom 11 $1.25 served At i S— Plainville Restaurant 6 EAST MAIN ST Plainville, Conn THANKS CARD O} ral LOUIS GREEN AMILY AND 1 e e et DANCH Skit Simpson's Old Timers Round and square Dane Auspices Plainville Gra GRANGE HALL PRIDAY NIGHT. NOV \dmission 50 ce 281h nis | GOLE WHERE GOLFERS R IDLE H(il R C ()l RS PLAINVILLE AL A1 Times. | Special Rates for | Bristol News They will be staged at. the Bristol Boys' club gymnasium Monday. Secretary Geiger said season tick- will be printed and distributed this week. There will be 42 games. son, it was decided, will be halves this year, the in 1l half to meet the at the end or a series of championship. ntral Board ials will be games. dule in ¢ ”‘TN {F BURNG - v New Departure Track = Slar Dies in Hospital Fo i White, Ruffy Art Avallone, Eddie alieri, L""CHEST FUND INCREASING i and Bles 7 Rod Bu N {Senior High School Cla Martino, ] Joe Bachman . eito ¥ runds For Pub I y Kan hing Year Book—Firemen (Duteh) S s Rior- In Armory Tonight effernan e Ersatzof, an Plutzik, Kolodney, Tkowiiz, Schloss- d ving William Wallace e, John Kostyk, and Mike Avallone, Bloom, Sal Mar- Bostwick, Le John Davitt, Alfred M. and R. presented > 4 20 league this SR H George Reiser ASae B lass., on | shop, 8 School representative representative present a comb®and toniorrow. the public s announced s will be made, tions Will be made collect £ o PRy 5 and on i Saturd 1 the north end and Fed- o | Leon of | eral Hill sectio N Ho Commer ampaign o on 1 In an ef money to s v ) book, the 1 i i Bla e Bristol high of I in the ida 1 evening Cook's Revelers Tircmen's Ball Program for the annual con- 1 ball of the Brihtol fire de- whi 1l be held in the ummer The Whistler played by a the Bris- and di- cker, conduc- band. 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