New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1930, Page 9

NEW BRIT. AIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1930. e R R R R Monday evening at 8 o'clock in their Pool Tables, 421; inches long, 2615 inches high, folding legs, 2 cue opping Center: OUT OF TOWN CUSTOMERS CALL ENTERPRISE 1200 ' STORE OPEN UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK, DECEMBER 13, 20, 22, 23 , All the World is Giving Gifts and Gifts From All Over the World Are Found at Brown Thomson The Land of Toys FEATURES Gifts Galore triangle, 15 numbered balls and cue ball, complete Ives Electric Train Sets, consists of electric engine, nel, warning signal, rheostat and transformer, Ives Wind Up Train, consists of locomotive, coal tender, and baggage car, 6 piece track Doll Carriages, sturdily constructed, attractive colors to choose from ...... Berlin News TWO CARS GOLLIDE ONN. B. HIGHWAY Local and Hardware City Driv- ¢rs Allowed to Continue AUXILIARY PLANS ~ AID Will Give Christmas Dinners to Needy, Contribution for Hospitals —School Building Committee Deets Without Result. Constable George Kar called to the scene of a s dent on the New Britain night at 6 o'clock when cars by Frank Monkiewicz of 181 Smith gireet, New Britain, and Mrs. Gun- | ner 0. Anderson of Percival avenue, Kensington, collided Monkiewicz was traveling toward New Britain and Mrs. Anderson was going toward Kensington when the cars met in such a way that Mon- Kiewicz's rear fender hooked the left front fender of the car driven by the Kensington woman. There were no injuries to either party and only minor damages were done Lo the two automobiles. Constable Kanupka could see no grounds for police action. Both pa ties were allowed to go without ar- e ight acci- road iriven st Engagement Announced The engagement of Miss Marion | Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hall of High road. Kensing- ton, to Herbert B. Morrell of Brookiyn, N. Y., was announced at & fudge party last night. Miss Hall is o graduate of Bates coliege and for two years was h- ing in Topeka, Kansas. She is now employed on the faculty of the Ber- lin Junior High school. Mr. Morrell is a graduate of Bates college, also, and has a degree from the Yale Divinity school. He is at present pastor of the Congregational church at Orient, Long Tsland. The date of the wedding has not been announced. Whist Party Last Night At a whist party given by Mrs. J. O'Connell at her home on Hotch- kiss street last night, Mrs. W. J. Fa- gan won first prize and Mrs. Robert Corr, second, and the consolation prize went to Mrs. Edward Ander- son. Following the games of whi: 2 course of refreshments was serv- ed by Mrs. O'Connell. Auxiliary Meeting A good attendance was present at the meeting of the American Legion auxillary held in the Legion room of the town hall last night. Mrs. Lisie Ventres, chairman of the or- ganization, presided over the meet- ing, @nd the auxiliary had as its guest Miss Edith Hollister of Wind- sor, who is county president of aux- | iliary. Miss Hollister gave an inter- esting talk during the course of the meeting. Mrs. Jean Hooker had been sched- uled to speak at the meeting but was unable to be present. It was de- | cided last night that the auxiliary would give two dinners on Christ- | mas day to needy families and that an appropriation would be sent to the state headquarters, from which boxes will be sent out at Christmas time to the various soldiers' hos- pitals. It was also agreed upon that a children's party would be given for children of members of Bolton- Kasica post and the auxiliary on a day between Christmas and New | Year's. The specific date of this party will be announced some time ¥ {the meeting since the |sketch of a proposed annex to the | gram | cal effects. | FINAL crossing gate, 12 piece track, complete 5 TOYLAND — DOWNSTAIRS rooms at Community hall ‘Wins Prize in Hartford Miss Annette DeMarco of Berlin won the second bridge prize at the Palais Royal in Hartford last night. | Plainville News PAYMENT OF TAXES PROGEEDS SLOWLY ‘More Than 1,000 Persons Have Yet to Be Heard From ONLY FEW DAYS REMAIN of Miss Bernice Moore— | Funeral Farewell Party Given Mrs. | Charles Willer—High School Ag: gregation Meets Terryville Quin- tet — Golf Shots — Interesting | Items. With the coming Monday the { final day on which to make person- | al tax payments, Tax Collector Wil- | lis J. Hemingway reports that there are still more than 1,000 persons to | heard from. Approximately 2300 | personal tax bills were mailed out in this town, and up to date 1125 payments have been received— about one-half of the total due. Ac | cording to the state laws, all the | fail to make payment of their per- sonal tdx bill by Monday, December | 11, are subject to a penalty of an- other dollar, making $3 in all. Hemingway has given public cvery opportunity to | payments by keeping his store | West Main street open every and night this week. He will be at | his store tonight. tomorrow night |and Monday nizht to receive last | minyte payments. He has appointed | | Fred Livingston to assist him in his | | work so t there will be some one | tore day and Monday ere w 9 3 coaches, tun- | the make on day passenger 98¢ oA ev v ri ening fron t. It is expe large n now ted that t 1 ) last | ute rush by tardy taxpavers to pay in the mear future The county meeting of aux- iliary will be held December 2§ in Sin ury. Visitors from the local post have not been decided upon as It & W vet, as the date is still somewhat re- |y, mote, but it is thought that there will be a number from Berlin. The county meeting does not require offi- | cial delegates, but any members of | the auxiliary desiring (o attend are| at liberty to do so. Bulilding Committee Meets The building committee of the Berlin board of education met last night in a room in the Kensington Grammar school, a fitting place for chief work of | perusal of a « B M B p a D L A W t | chair- | the committee was a Kensington school Henry W. Wachtelhausen, man of the building committee, pre- sided over the meeting, which was attended by five members. No defi- | nite action was taken, but another| meeting was ordered for the near future. A positive plan for school relief in the way of an annex at the Kensington school, will possibl h\-‘ forthco: ng in the ne Hear Educational Two Damrosch educa eceived school w ¥ Program tional radio Programs were at the K sington Grammar ing. Irom grades 3 and 4 in which th was morn- to 11:30 o'clock listened to a pro- brass section of the orchestra featured. An- other reception, this one enjoyed by grades 5 and 6, was received from 11:30 to 12 o'clock. The latter pro- cor N evening Methodist up their 1d thereby escape d W mail bills Hartrord st reatly hose association and i People recia by money are ad- so that pa : iend to vised to do o at . ments will be received by Monday. Plainville has always maintained a very high average in personal tax according to State Tax | - | Commissioner William H. Blodge V [and it 1s believed that the majority |of the bills will be paid by Monday entertained the | evening afternoon apd | Funeral of Miss Moore and dinner | for Miss Following the | e o Wast DrldGe played. The | street will be held tomorrow awarded to “Miss O |ycon at 2:30 o'clock at W. A ord,” “Mrs. G. Mighty” and “Miss | ¢y's undertaking parlors. The Whipper.” A most enjoyable time | jces will not be private as previously | 2$ had by all. The KOA organiza- | apnounced. Rev. J. Roy Wilkerson, | ion is one of the oldest social clubs | pastor of the Congregational church, community and takes a lead- | will officiate. Burial will be in part in community and soclal | west cemeters Lt | Miss Moore passed away The will this [ day morning at o'clock vening s ak o'clock in the |New Britain General hospital church basement. | had been a resident of Plainville for | library will be open for a[the past 43 was s ort time this cvening for the ex-|in the auxiliary of the American Le- | of hooks |gion and rominent work M will |in Congregational church affairs for | tmas - | many | t the | She is sur and meet of T et at th e Berlin more Hol communion will ated at /St. Gabriel's Episcopal | urch Sunday morning by Rev. B. Styring, C : to Las o : - | payments, fark's Episcopal chu ritain Mr 0A Harold Clar | club TI | H 3road after Bail- serv- | Funeral services Ly Moore, 49, in rtford rizes were | the | | ve at er- | Boy Scouts 0 meet ) . She ac and was a chhrch of Ch ix evening cholr will choir r mother Moore ived by hr The Junior Elbern ) o'clock Another whist at Monday e his town 1 social Sued For $1000 evening will he at the | social rooms. | brou thack will be [through A will be served. | Hartford a lie D. Kalish of Sisters will meet | Plainville. writ returnable | n the court of common pleas in | own has 00 1d of t cl gt ind be | D. is shme The Phythian gram was a portrayal of emotion. that of sorrow as conveyed by mus Hearing classical music each Ir day is an important part of the ed- ucation given the children at the Kensington Graminar sc hool. Rasty Deer Hunt M. Hamilton of RBerlin McCarrol of Kensingiou | o1 deer hunting | Fast Mass. This were Ciifford and Henry left yesterda expedition to morning hoth at home and ing o leave this time with Kensington Mr, Malarney Improyving Word has been received Daniel Malarney, chairman of the| board of education. continues to make progress in recovering from a serious attack of double pneumoni He is still at New Britain Ger eral hospital To Winter in Florida | Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Adams of Hart street, Keneington, will spend | the winter in Florida. The coup! left yesterday for Daytona beach Former Pastor Visitor Rev. Vernon L. Phillips, former | pastor of the Kensington Congrega- ( tional church and now president of Shenandoah college, visited his for- mer parishioners in Kensington yes- terday. Otis intsm Hamilton was again on another hunt, Dennis Trahey of that the Hartford on the first Tuesday m‘ January. | Plainville property |ant has been placed under attach- | ment by Deputy Sheriff Henry M. | Barnard of Hartford. Social For Needy The Plainville Colored Relief club sting of trustees of the | I5. Zion church | of the defend- Simpson’s Grocery 141 WEST MAIN STREF Plainville i Buy Where Quality is Economy o R. S EVP. MILK— No. 3 Tall Cans TOMATOES— Lxtra fine large can TOMATOES—2 med. cans . SYRUP—ILog Cahin . KREN-L-RATION—2 cans . SAUERKRAUT STARCH— Argo Gloss, 3 pkas. . STARCH—Corn, 3 phgs. . PINEAPPLE— Sliced, large can GODFISH—R. S. No. 1 box SALT—Free OATMEAL— Quick or Rolled, SANIFLUSH— LIMA BEANS—14 oz SALADA TEA— ... TONIGHT Wallace Beery, Chester Morris in “THE BIG HOUSE” You'll Never Forget This Picture TURDAY FEATURES Tim McCoy In ‘THE INDIANS ARE COMING’ Marie Dressler “CAUGHT SHORT” Fdmund Lowe in “SCOTLAND YARD” large cans mning, 2 Ibs, phis. SUN,, .;VIOA\' TUES. “ALONG ME YOUTH” 15¢ 9c . pke. 150, 23¢, |nue pro and the Majestic orchestra, is giv- ing its first social tomorrow evening at the lonic club rooms on We: Main street. This club was formed to raise money for the purpose of helping the needy among t groes of the town during th ter months. The public is and it is hoped that a large ber will be present to help in vorthy cause The members of the club ar. follows: President, Charles secretary, Charles Peters; tr John W. Johnson: Herbert Charles Hubbard, J. C. Baker, Jerry Moore, George Halsted, Jr., W. Ber- tram Halsted and Myrtle Halsted Slightly Tmproved Authorities at the Bristol hospital reported today that the condit Barbara Quinn, two and a 1,,11;0::?;- T RIClly, Coutt (ockel old child of East Broad street, was| DUe (0 the number of arrests slightly improved. She has been in | Made during the past few days as & critioall condition fab thel hogpital || o FOEUIE of WWiolationsfiot fthe tmo-f AR as the result | 1OF Vehicle laws, it has been found of injuries received when struck by | N8¢essary to call uLseagion an auto on East b ot the town o " for tomorrow gk St Judge Meritt O. Ryder al of prepa | morni will preside £ ofevren Prizes r to be held this| the high | Lip of the ing touches on the colorful and this afternoon and moved in place | Cunningham, to determine the win. the tournament We-Uns to Meet We-Uns club will meet Mon- ing at the home of Mrs ssett. A Christmas party held Humason Bowling Gri future home | DeMolay Election Meet Terryville Tonight | ner of At & meeting of Ephrian Kirby Plainville High chocl bas- | Chapter of DeMolay last evening ketball team will neet the Terry- | the following officers were eclected: | ville High aggregation this evening Councilor, Ernest Wallace; senfor in Terryville. The game will start councilor, George Sessions; junior about 9 o'clock, as a preliminary .8 councilor, Donald Hyatt; scribe, L. d | scheduled to get der way at § | Minard Osgood and treasurer, Lawe num- | gelock. Terryviile tFone rence Lundblad. this | team and Plainvil Il have plenty The officers with those to be ap- of trouble in scoring a win. pointed will be installed at the first The locals, with a team of inex- meeting in January. perienced men outside of Captain Mrs. Henry A. Thayer | Minella, have played two gam Caroline M. Thayer. 36, wife {with Windsor High, - ‘inning the Henry A. Thaver of 16 S8pring game here and being frounced at died at the Bristol hospital Windsor. The boys hope to get back mornnes foliowing S BILREIHE into the win column toni, It will be the last game until after the Christmas vacation. -1 | | The day P eve lip I cwin- inv ders Miller I Coby | Zip Conroy Mrs of street this illne The funeral will be held Monday morning at 9 o'clock from 8t. Jo- seph’s church, where a high mass of requiem will be celebrated and burial will be in the new St. Joseph's netery. Besides her husband she is sur. vived by a son. Donald of this city Mrs. Rose Caroccl » Carocci died early thie he home of her daugh- Summer street ral will be held from the orrow morning at 8:30 o'clock with services at 9 o'clock at St. Anthony’s church. Burial will be Thomas's cemetery. To Postpone Building While workmen arve engaged in — 338 | tearing down the old Glasson house on lower Main street so as to make room for the erection of & new home for the Southern New England elephone company, it is not likely work will be started on the until the middie of next ppers 81 98 87 94 93 160 447 451 Press Speed 101 88 86 82 Rusgrove | Lindvall Seynau Anderson Kolanek Nyrick Kuszik street After tion, seve weeks Awarded rded The home all is fun nual Christm evening at hool under t various clubs were to be put attractive booth they were to be the gymnasiur | | Prizes were card g in t Our pice aw he party at in Aid y attended society Most of the articles on sale have been made by show excellent variety, makin tions. Under the direction of bara Beach and Miss Viola Petti, the combined glee ciubs and gymnasium club will offer an attractive program of entertainment consisting o strumental, quartet and chorus lections and novelty dances Following the entertainment, senior class will of check dances vaising funds for bridge, men, nd, M. whist, Br;stol Fews EPLOYES LEAGUE * SELECTS OFFICERS hip t sugges- second, building ¥ r local exchange Maynard and xpressed the belief « exchange would not be in new home until August, 1932, that possibly a dial system of phoning would be installed in city Bristol Boys' Club Notes e The O. M's ot the Bristol Boys' club will go to Southington this eve- ning to play the Southington ¥. M. Fraflk Lal‘ge Heads Healm PPO“ A. basketball team in a County IGCIIVC Orgamzanon | league game. Members are re- R | thi | in- | The se- | that a ] ‘)"\]V!u»’l‘ &pongor a number |, S in order to start | Ly B! graduation ex- | .00 WS ¥ penses. A large crowd is expected | O Booth to visit the fair during the evening. | %! Rent One Cent a Gallon the & ure Augustine Lucier has leased L DASriDer perty at 18 Forestville a e the period of three to sponsi Eastern Petroleum Produc SoSnoRY ing to a d filed at the terior the town clor he deed that the lessee r t for the sum of one soline de ing Wa second, L. Grego Seventeen” carly pacit hool o wit by th year, Neat o udi Iriday indicatc will fill auditorium next sale 5 ton’s popular C. | pro- | for a S'IUN‘ cord- | office of | states | . as | quested to report at the club on { Laurel street at 7 o'clock. | The big team of the local club will PLAN CHRISTMAS SERVICE | practice this evening at s:30 o'clock, | following which uniforms will be | given out Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock Encssed (1o " club swimming team will uck at the Laurel street | pool Members requested to be sunday—Disturber's Case Nolled | precent at 1:30 o'clock. | A volley ball match will be played | between the Business Men's team team from the Y. M. C. A, tomorrow at 3 o'clock Boys' club. rrow evening the Intermedi- he Addison Boys' club ‘Y” league, while the Foys' club team will meet New Brit lain at § o'clock. Following the | games the election of captains of both teams will be held. d the re- stage ex- by shop. ¥, have assum providing urnishings. T} and vears ok made ing is | | | Two Well Known Pl being Artists For Methodist Church tanks lo | —DeMolay Elects. of the Danciag the annual me g of the and a Employes Health Protective league | Valley Id last evening, reports of the|at the ar's were read and the| Tom following officers were elected amu!_:!la\ Presid Dwight J. Morey; sec Co tary, Harry J. McKinstry; treasurer. John J. Kaischer Directors: Albert Vulleumier, New Departure Co.; Her Wallace Barnes Co 1 Silver Root Co.; Christen | Co.; L. Bushe Brightman, Ses- | o.; Emory D. Allen, Brass Corp.; Arthur Ebb, > Tong, Sessions Tetro, Ingra- Given Farewell Party Licn oo Mrs. T Birnba A Goif Shots 8. of r course Bt activities of fol- Russell Pat- ield, Monday 1l be pick school Francis ) the to o h00] Otto Sanford Harold Ball i Roy 1 party honor of M New Britain. were played, guests be New Britain and H. in the v 2 | lows # | Lawrence, 65; 18 present riford 1ed to the | H om Th follov of Ne Shoor M ASK LINDSEY TO DEBATE Hanover, N. H., Dec (UP)— ree undergraduate organizations Dartmouth college have invited Bishop William T. Manning of | New York and former ,udge Ben B. Lindsey of Denver, to participate in la public debate on the subject of companionate marriage here in the Broad t Nystrom d of | Moriarit , Session A Co. A Mrs vicin frien York city where Willer is and h | Bristol | Horton | Found | ham € Directors at large | Wheeler, W. L. Crou: cox and A. L. Beede. The report of the treasurer show- ed on hand December 9, 39,- and ipts during t a 41.09, sum of §1 spent on the ca stration expense were 17.98 and otal expenses $1 alance to date 84, v Holiday Goods and COM- LOW. Our stock is NEW PLETE and PRICES are invitations followed a meet- ) v night at which several undred Dartmouth undergraduates expressed their disapproval of the | forcible ejection of Lindsey from the T | Cathedral of St. John the Divine in ‘| New York city because the former * | jurist interrupted the bishop's pray- The —m COME and DANC Skit Stmpson's Old Timers Round and Square Dancing Auspices Plainville Grange GRANGE HALL FRIDAY., DEC. 12th, 8 P. M. Admission 50 cents e L R Ry Toys, Novelites, Handkerchiefs, Neckhw Silk Hosie and Un- 1e 1 Table- Covers sets, Fancy Bed Spread: Blankets, In- Ribbons, We welcome your in- ¥ wear, Bathrobes, and Lunch Aprons, Towel Se wag Gloves, Sweaters, We. Cards, ete, Xmas Gl fants’ T - PROPOSE WHEAT AID | * Melbourne, Australia, Dec. 12 (P —Government aid to wheat growers in the state of Victoria is proposed n a hill sponsored by the minister c o enable the state to E re the current crop and to fhare ket it at prices established by the governmer spection. JAMES Dry Goods and Men's Furnishing Store MAIN ST. —_—a—————————| GOLF WHERE GOLFERS JOLF BEST New, Smooth Floor Sporty Greens IDLE HOUR COUR: PLAINVILY At All Times—: Special Rates for Parties the cases were present are bein fo Case Nolled for Costs of James Egan of Park vho was arrested last evening Patroln James Keith on —— vges of breach of the peace and | ySI; HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS toxication, was noll is morn- Assistant Prosecuting Attor- tinlan upon payment ng to 57.40. Egan ted by Attorney Iran- Let it rain or snow... 20 long as you take Grove’s Laxative 11l BROMO QUININE odist | Tablets at the first sign of a cold, you are safe. Onlyin these tablets do you get the Ross Reeves, who | correct combination A unday | of quinine tonic and secured for the laxative to ward off a soprano of | colds successfully. y with Pro-| ed’s famous Yale Carol will sing a number of | Bohemian Christmas iring ear and at 53 W PLAINVILLE | to the police man | bance in a candy | to John Bibbles on | th hristmas Club 1931 Now Forming JOIN YOURSELF AND LET EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY JOIN. $ .56 Weekly 1.00 22 2.00 5.00 ed a distur Christmas Service 1as musical program the Pros; vo well av Mis w Lec forn Classe i m i i i i S i i S S i s ” Ree will terpretation of Charles Dick- ristraas Carol,” which ap- Iy to children. “John Vanoni | ” ot son of GLEOVE@'S Laxative QUININE Tablets 35 present a dra- | f b axative Get yoar bex at any drag store, 30¢, and always heed it handy The Plainville Trust Company PLAINVILLE, CONN. at o 4 r th morning and burial will ek cemetery in Terryville. e o i B s S Vs S Q To Visit Meriden Grange Pursuant to an invitation reccived | by Berlin Grange some time ago | from Meriden Grange, a number of local Grangers will attend a program of entertainment which will be held in Meriden tonfght. At least one item on the program will be supplied by the local visitors, s James Thom- son ‘of Berlin will sing during the program. East Berlin Items All of the members of the Boys' club cnjoyed a motion picture pro- gram presented last evening at Com- munity hall by Leonard Black of the Hartford County Y. M. C. A These programs are sponsored by NOTICE PERSONAL TAX December 15th, 1930, last day to pay personal tax. A penalty of $1 will be added after December 15th. This is a state law. 1 will be at iy office in the Berlin Suvings Bank building Friday eve- ning, December 12th and Monday cvening, December 15th from 5 to 7 and Saturday afternoon, December 13th from 2 to 7. Personal tax will be $3 after December 15th, C. F. LEWIS, Collector, FoR PETE SAKE! \NOOD PLANKS .. THOUEHT 1T WAS Nou JUST WAIT AND SEE, MY BOY.. WELL USE THIS LOG AS A I CANT FIGURE OUT WHAT Youre GoinG To Do WiTW & LCs, PETER. ' ™E TINE ¢ SOLID ROCK ALl A Watcher By BLOSSER SOMEBODY WAS VERY CLEVER - HAD THIS WoOD CAREFULLY PAINTED TO RESEMBLE TWE SURFACE OF RockY wALL 'L 7@_‘, 1 3 : ol 4 Ny 3 1 S SOMEBODY WATCHIN' US, EHT LiELY AS NOT (TS B THE WYSYERY RipER L \WELL - WERE ONE JUMP ALEAD OF SUEEP TRACKS BY THE THOUSANDS THERES & FELLa DOWN THERE WATCHING VS HE JUST DUCKED Back OF A ROCK WHEN 1 LOOKED THAT -