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PRINTED IN THE T0WN 0F ENFIELDi CQWRS3MD|| TNAII1^ENn-W SUBURBA)l DISTRICTS, COMBINING A POPULATION OF MORE THAN 25,D00 BETWEEN HARTFORD AND SPRINGFIELD- 7-•-' -IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IH IT 'M2L ' * v !^Ej^PA^dHEp^«80 OONNBCTIPPT, THI0IR8PAY, DflOBMaW 8, 1921* single Copy 6 Cent* XXXX1I., Board ofifirade Closes Next'Week ; * • . P$r '->S''i:'r;" of Use 1 Hears Taxation Talk -EXAMINATION PAPERS FOR LOCAL POSTMASTERSHIP MUST BE FILED "Snooks" Dowd, Springfield Inter- Representatives of - Fraternal Or­ State Star To Appear With, ganizations To Convene At The DISCOURSE ON TAXATION, VALUATION AND ASSESSMENT FEATURES v WITH THE CIVIL SERVICE AUTHORITIES AT WASHINGTON BY W- locals.—K. of C. To Play on Masonic Club Rooms on Pearl Thursday Nights Hereafter.— Street To Organize - a General THE MONTHLY MEETING HELD IN THE NEW ASSEMBLY HALL „. MIDNIGHT NEXT TUESDAY.—DARK HORSE CAUSINGM Fast Tcains Booked to Appear Cables Destroyed 1:30 Committee for the Christniiis Here But Fans Must Get Behind Celebration For the Poor of the AT THE HIGGINS SCHOOL LAST EVENING.—REGULAR i S I CONSTERNATION AMONG THE CANDIDATES. and Support. Them. This Afternoon At Town. BUSINESS ALSO TRANSACTED, « ; 5 . . •- v1 In so far as the examination r intense as the contest icomes to a What's the matter with local practically all the organizations ^figures in it, the contest' for the close. It is expected that all con- basket ball fans in this town? JFurey's Corner. Men of the town of a social and frater­ Joseph P. Berry of Boston was debtedness, and the adoption of the testants will be going at top speed \Don't they care to support their the speaker at the monthly meet­ "pay as you go" system. ^ d- Uocal postmastership will end at nal character will be represented from the moment that the papers clubs any more or is their inter­ Narrowly Escape. ' at the meeting which is to be held ing of the Board of Trade last In urging the building of a new@l| rmidnight next Tuesday night, when are tiled, until the final selection est in the game completely dead. at the .Masonic Club Rooms tomor­ evenings. His theme was Taxa­ High School he condemned the' •yz:si: f the date for filing the papers with is made. Assistant Postmaster It would seem so, judging fron» row evening for the purpose of tion, Valuation and Assessments, present High School and from the , the attendances of the "games dur­ Three employes of the Southern on which subjects he is a lecturer -the Federal Civil Service Board ex- Gourlie seems to* have the pole; in New England Telephone' Company, organizing a general committee to exhibition of a Are drill which he •'.- . ;plres. This action however is con- the race, and with the reported ing the past couple of weeks! Is arrange for a community Christ­ at the Boston University. The witnessed there yesterday morning : it necessary to have the big-time narrowly escaped death at 1:30 meeting was held in the new As­ - .isidered only. as. a preliminery to backing of the Republican Town this afternoon while at work at mas tree for the poor children of he stated that the narrow woodenilf' ^-^the. real contest. It •will of course committee his >chances appear to pro's appear with local teams in the town. While not all of then) sembly Hall in. the Higgins School stairway through which the child-lj improve daily. He is closely press­ order to guarantee a large crowd, the corner of Franklin and Enfield and was well attended. Among 1 ' ^succeed In .eliminating a few of streets. The men were splicing have had an opportunity to meet, ren from the various rooms were* ? 6'.,''V; :? '-the candidates, but other than that ed by 'Robert Kelly, however, who or a good game? From our ex­ the audience were a number of compelled to pass hurriedly made" cable on a pole i when a gasoline and select the two representatives the real fight for the place is yet is looming up as a strong con­ periences during the past two sea­ that .were agreed upon at the pre- ladies and fathers who are not mem­ it a vertible fire trap. After Mr. sons we have had about enough torch which fthey were using set bers of the Board of Trade. The to be made. The note of con- tender. Another formidable con­ fire to the tents' that was protect­ liminery meeting, the organization Perry had finished his address heS&K ^ K ^\iifidence that has been heard for testant is Olin Woodward, who is of their exhibitions for the pre­ will be represented by the officers address preceded the regular busi­ answered a number of questions.®>j||ife® ing them from the weather. The ness meeting and proved to be iseveral days from the camjps of at being backed quite heavily to . win. sent. Too many of the games men were compelled to jump from or some two designated by . them and elucidated further s:ome of:#% ; ".three of the contestants was rude- First Selectman iBromage, who is looked fishy and were not always at the meeting tomorrow night. one of":the most interesting and the points made while speaking. !i;i good. the .poles at a considerable distance instructive that has ever been held silenced today when the rumor no novice in certain phases of from tEe ground, but were unin­ After the committee is organized At the regular' business' §essionj|| heard that there was "another such" a contest; is being frequently Basketball a few seasns ago was and officers are elected, the active under the auspices of the Board. that followed, the~fs, yet unnamed, but if lacks official confirmation. His overflowing crowds turning out to as it is figured, from past exper­ of taxation, Federal, State and annual meeting from October toMl 'isii ^ k ¥^1&#:?clalmant is and two cables carrying 200 pairs Municipal, the speaker .gave a stories about his candidacy are active candidacy would certainly every game and most of the teams of wires each were burnt off. iences that the time before Christ­ April and increasing the na nual||fj|^ ..'W%ffeto be given credence, he Is very add zest to* the contest. Many were made up of local men. Fans mas will be just about sufficient to lengthy and analytical explanation dues from $2 to $5. Among the&|jj| Vy • ^ This has-'put the telephone ser­ of the Cambridge, "Mass., system ^.f^Mjmuch in the race. He is said to citizens who would entirely "disre<- are being offered the same brand vice out of commission to Hazard­ complete the arrangements. The mpst important business transactedScS. of valuation, which . in his opinion J ISfeplphave unimpeachable qualifications gard the political a!spe!ct of the of basketball, is not better than ville and .Somiersville, also the En­ affair will be financed by voluntary was the authorizing the president;".'.' V :' ; ^^fl-'and a backing so substantial that Postmastership are highly favor­ at that time and still they refuse subscriptions from the members of was the nearest thing to an equit­ to appoint a committee of five '• i field street, section and north to able system that has yet been «:it has rather staggered the other able to the retention of the pre­ to turn out. lit certainly has the state line. In all about 800 the organizations represented, and confer with the Board of Select-!;® *men in the race who pretend to sent incumbent, James T, Murray, been discouraging to both the by any other persons who are dis­ adopted by any municipality. Al­ men and the Lighting Co. with re-plf :£?"'•$ telephones are "dead." Cables though some of its basis prin­ ; J have some "inside'' information who is also a candidate,, but un­ managements of the "Kaceys" and are being rushed from Hartford posed to assist financially. While gard to establishing a /'Whitef!® s';. •"V-if i^g^Jregarding. the mysterious one which der the "rules" governing the se­ the Big-Harts, who are striving nothing definite has been done in ciples has been adopted, it has not Way" in the business section otlSfl '•*§ • v' and a large crew of. repair men is a^' a whole ever been tried by the ^M#!limhev ,will not disclose. lection this does not • seem pos­ every effort to give the public the being assembled. It was stated by the matter of the selection of the Thompsonville. ^ sible. The events of the last best, as evidenced by~the game in date or place in 'which the exer­ smaller municipalities. In dis­ It was announced that Motorif| -M Wiw&S$-: In the meantime the other can- Manager George Rising this after­ cussing the conditions as he found ^Nlfetasdidates, except to be temporarily forty eight hours portend inter St: Joe's Hall last Tuesday even­ noon that some of the service would cises are to take place, it is known Vehicle Commissioner Stoeckelsp-f esting if not startling develop­ ing. It's up to the fans if tnBy that inasmuch as Christmas Day them in our community he states would be the speaker at the Jan-;|^ : S WliSnon-plussed by the latest phase of be restored in six hours, but that that our tax rate was ten mills u"-il&l^the situation, are waging an earn- ments in the contest within the want the game, to turn out and it would take at least 24 hours to falls on Sunday many will favor uary meeting. President WalterlS^ U-i- below the average for Connecticut • "v;:.;'^llp^est campaign, which grows more next few days, in this contest. support it, that's the decision of complete the necessary repairs. holding it on the afternoon of that P. Schwabe presided and Secretary Uyf the managements. Some of the day. Either the Franklin Theatre and Massachusetts. Hhe praised Harvey Q. Brain'ard kept the re-i|f|j S .'4 best teams in the east are sched­ or Recreation Hall will be selected the funding of our floating in- cords of the meeting. uled to appear here within the as the place to hold the exercises. next few weeks, and if at the end The latter is perhaps the most : r-5 •• wp** of that time the attendances do LETTERS TO THE EDITOR practical place in view of the na­ £ not increase to a sufficient degree- ture of the celebration, if" it is • ;i to make it pay, or even break available. With the organiza­ Autos To Cost More clear, then local fans will to go BDITOR'.a 'NOTE:—This letter tion of the general committee and Now Almost Nil elsewhere to witness a game. was received 'too late for in­ the appointing of sub-committees The Big-iHarts will stack up sertion last week. tomorrow night, an intense cam­ against their first real opposition paign will be conducted that will For Registrationit., next Monday night against the Tuesday afternoon the car which insure the celebration being a suc­ '«EMY MWIKKir IN LABOR CONDITIONS HAS PRACTI- has for some months been leaving crack Fitchburg Professionals, a cess. lir 1 8tSI8f»iS?ICALLY CLEARED UP THE UNEMPLOYED SITUATION, team which has a reputation of the waiting station regularly at REAL OWNER MUST REGISTER UNDER THE NEW LAW WHICH GOES '! being one of the fastest in or about 't:0'5 was sent out at 4:50 with W. C. T. U. OPEN MEETING " * ' THAT THREATENED AT ONE TIME TO CONSTI­ Boston, with an already long string the result that twenty lor more INTO EFFECT JANUARY 1st,-IN DETERMINING THE' of victories over some of the best regular patrons of the road were An open meeting of the W. C. TUTE A SERIOUS PROBLEM THIS WINTER. , . clubs in Massachusetts, Vermont forced either to find some other T.. U. of Eastern .Enfield will be 'COST, THE CUBIC INCHES OF DISPLACEMENT and New Hampshire. Their line­ means of'conveyance or to wait an held at the home of Mrs. Allen G. IS TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT. will be a matter of no small there has . been a tremendous im up includes: Maynard, Roberts hour and a quarter. Only two Bridge in Hazardville next Thurs­ vp^fSl^atisfactiori 'to Know tbat there- are- ;proveinent in .this .situation in. the and! Sullivan, forwards; Kendall nien, -the superintendent and the day evening, Dec.'--loth, at 7-30 •^#||^lew if any without employment in great relief of the town exchequer cebter, and Morin, Conrad and dispatcher, seem''to have known of o'clock. Rev. Arthur Elwood Tar- The Motor vehicle department add a touch of color considered "-the town at the .present time. A' it does not follow that we are Quinn, guards. "'Snooks" Dowd, the change in schedule. Other bell, pastor of the First Presby­ has just issued' a table showing many much more desirable 'thaaw" ^ '5 ^situation that some months ago wholly lacking in dependent poor. considered one of the foremost employees of the road knew noth­ terian church in this village will- the registration fee that will be the present yellow and black. Theypl Seriously threatened the town's re- There are still a large number forwards in the Interstate wheel ing of it, one was among those left charged for the various types of are to. have maroon numerals on ! speak upon the topic, "Peace, Re-' . sources as well as the existence o? who cannot be helped by any and whom local fans have seen behind; the crew of the car were lation to Home, Church and -Na-" icars, under the new law which white background. MM . W *vi> • f-i"-' '- "many people, has cleared up. The means of employment and who many times in action will appear notified only when they called in tion.'' ' A cordial invitation is goes into effect January 1st. The An operator's license in 1922 willlM e;? - ' steady increase, in the number em- will constitute a problem to the with the Big-Harts from now on. from State iLine at 4:3'5. hereby extended all men and wom­ new plan will increase the cost of cost $3 which is $1 more than the'a:^® * ' In response to a telephone in­ ii: * ployed at the ' Carpet plant has town officials and a 'burden to 'the Among other all-star attractions en to be present. registering a car in this state con­ present charge. •M , t > ^gradually absorbed the large num- town-. A large number of these that are booked to. appear here quiry the superintendent justified siderably. The fees for 1922 will The registration fee for steant^^j his course in changing the car not depend on the . listed horse t - ber who, found themselves out of are children born in Enfield and against the Big-Harts on succes­ Mr. and Mrs. William'S. Gour­ and electric motor vehicles is ' , the care of whom is a legal re- sive Monday nights are the Hepco without notice by saying that of­ power as formerly but on the out­ cents for each unit of actual horse if;.? / *. ''i,- work during. the readjus tment that J lie of Church street' are receiving followed the labor trouble last sum­ ponsibility that cannot be evaded. Five of New York city, represent­ ficials of the Bigelow Hartford congratulations upon the birth of come of a formula which takes in­ power and the fee for registering^!^ v mer. The recent demand foremen But the situation on the whole is ing the Holmes Electric Protective Carpet Company requested the a daughter, born last Friday. to account the number of cubic a motor cycle is based on the^ti in the tobarfco. industry which were very gratifying, particularly as Company, an all star collegian change, as their employees who inches of piston displacement in same formula that is used for de-S|-";? ! ' found not available in the number compared with other municipalities team made up of Mahoney of have been going out at this time the engine. The former scale call­ termining the fee for the pleasured. 5,' " desired, revealed for the first time of our size and larger. Excepting Notre Dame, Parks of Naval Acad­ were working later, and would fortunate enough to'be forced to ed for a fee of 50 cents per horse car. For motor cycles with ' , the changed conditions in the local for the industrial trouble our emy fame,. Gale of Columbia, like a later car held over. So 'far wait for a later car, but with no power and thus, for example, a side-car attached an extra charge&ftf -??i i':;- iabor market. With the opening post-war re-adjustment was accom­ Lloyd of Fordham, and Kibbe of there is no cause for complaint the particular good will to the man­ Ford could be registered for $11. of $5 is made. fv: ST-Vi of the warehouses this week there plished without ithe attending dif­ Princeton; The Bronx Big Five, officials of the Carpet Company agement. !Nor was it only those Under the new system, the fee Another feature of the law is3|£f .1? \ will be a still greater demand for ficulties that was experienced else whose lineup includes "Big Bob" are to be commended for attending in Thompsonville who were fooled. for all passenger cars is determin­ that all 11922 and subsequent reg-«;€|: " * ' which will be rather difficult where. We experienced no war Grody of the New York Giants, to the convenience of those who Workers all along the line who ed by the following formula: the istrations must be made in : " were temporarily town dependents, mated today, duie to the steady either the Hartford K._ of C. or which officials of the company vehicle department will make a were supposed to belong to the£v& :f"i;on th'e permanent improvement employment that is obtainable here New Britain K. of C., both of ford and iSpringfleid Street Rail­ have told of their difficulties and pro rata reduction in the registra­ person holding the registration cer- , II has increased it considerable in whom are represented by fast clubs. way Company? Some years ago a asked special favors. The public tion fees after March 1 or on all tificate were still legally in thel'$s "was to a large extent instrumental manager of the company was ask­ 5 1 . in relieving the situation. While .the last flew months. The Connecticut State K. of C. has always responded loyally. applications to take effect after possession of automobile dealersj@|I i wheel is considered about the best ed to put on a certain service on Large employers of labor have that date. and hence action to seize them ' - 6. _ of its kind in this state, with Hart­ the ground that "ft would be ;• bound themselves to take off their The number plates for 1922 will could nt b^/ taken.>' TO SUCCEED MISS O'CONNOR LIQUOR VIOLATOR FINED $200 ford, New Britain and Waterbury great accommodation to the pub­ own conveyances and, at increased , • the leading contenders for the lic." 'He answered, "This road is expense, to have their workers Former Scitico Young Woman En­ Judge Sikes of Sufflcld Deals Out championship. not run for the accommodation of transported by trolly. Two years HARVEY LYMAN SMITH MISS JANE TAYLOR f "> ' gaged as Visiting Nurse To Suc­ Heavy Sentence.—-Orders Place the public, it's run for revenue." ago men in various communities p;.-j - ' ceed Miss Elizabeth O'Connor Dismantled.—Ja/.b, Other Victim REIIjLY—CASEY Is this the policy which inter­ turned out by hundreds to clear Former Well Known Resident Dies Well Known Resident 'Dies Sudden- 1|4jJ Who is To Be Married Dec. 27th. of Raid, Fails To Appear. fered with holding over one car ice from the tracks and enable in New Britain.—Mrs. John J. Iv of Heart Trouble At Her Horn©: for one night and thereby better Shaughncssy of Tlds Place One on Pearl Street.—Was Resident.^7, Former Hazardville Young Man the company to run its cars. Frank J. Jazb, one of the men serving its ipatrons? Is there any In return they have a right to of Ilis Daughters. of Town Over 50 Years. -. ,' Miss Stella McAviney, a grad- Marries Holyoke Young Woman connection between revenue and a expect service and consideration. arrested in the raid Saturday night In Sacred Heart Church that City. ' , uate of the Mercy Hospital, Spring- satisfied public? From- one source they have never Harvey Lyman Smith. S3, a- Mi&s Jane Taylor, a resident for nurses, on the restaurant and pool room in A wedding of local interest took In times past many requests for failed to receive these. The men : field, training school former resident of the town for the town for over 50 years, died(|?i|f; \C I - - the basement of the -Suflleld House place Tuesday morning of this more extended freight service have ou the cars and in the .shops have, -Ta ^ •class of 1919, has been engaged by many years, died last. Friday morn­ suddenly Sunday morning of heart'--$s» failed to appear in court Monday week in the Sacred Heart Church, been refused because the'company almost without exception, had the I " 'J- * v the Enfield Visiting Nurse Assoc- Holyoke, when William J. , Casey was not prepared to rentier such ing the home of his daughter, Mrs. trouble at her home on Pearl,'*' night for a hearing before Judge interests of the patrons at • heart. lation. to succeed Miss 'Elizabeth of Holyoke, Mass., a former resi­ service and could not bother to They have always been thoughful M. Sexton 'in iNew Britain, where street, after a few days illness^V| '1' I ^'^{^^'"O'Cpnnor, the present visiting Sikes. William Kalakowski of dent of Hazardville and a nephew make the necessary changes. For and willing, ready with informa­ he .had made his home lor the She was 79 years of age and '»„»i^.aur8e, who is to be married, on Hartford, his bondsman, had to of Mrs. James Hughes of Pearl some time, at least, the trolly tion and cheerful service. Trav­ past seven years. 'Mr. i-.'.n.iii native of Theasangua, Pa., where;®!?*'i*$ & pglJJec.- 27th. ' deposit ?'500 to the court. Ray­ street was married to Miss Eliza­ schedules were so arranged as to elers compare them favorably with a stone mason by trade and han she was born July 17, 1S42, com-^M;r w ^ Miss McAviney has many friends beth M. (Reilly of that city. The miss as often as passible, connect­ men in corresponding positions else­ assisted in the construction of f mond. Kalakowski, the other man, ing to Enfield in 1861, and haclfr^' |r'h,. ^Tiere. 'She formerly lived in Scitico couple were attended by Miss Ag­ ing with trains on the New -Haven where. local buildings. since lived both on Enfield stree0g|. ^ ' ^S-'v^but moved to Springfield several who was also arrested in the raid, nes Reilly, sister of the bride and road which is for a short distance It is only in the regions "higher His wife died several years ago. and in this village. She was aM^; :'*y Te&rs ago. She comes here highly was represented by Atty. Joseph John Rabbitt of Hazardville, a a competing line. Only last year up" that one meets the frigid at­ He is survived by four daughters, member of the Enfield Congrega-^^ 'V*? '£ k liL ,, recommended by Dr. E. J. Mahon- Barr. He entered a plea of guilty classmate of the bridegroom. when extensive changes were made mosphere of "don't know" and Mrs. M. Sexton of New. Britain, tional church, but since coming tos^g'*.-?!, '°f the Mercy Hospital staff, and and Judge Sikes ifined him $200 The bride wore pebble crepe, em­ in the schedule of certain lines of "don't care" evidenced by the Mrs. John J. Shauglinessy of this this village she had been an at-;'M| y, ^" -'^^y^ will begin her new duties' on Dec. and costs of court amounting to broidered in green and black and the company the only official in­ statement Tuesday evening that village, MTS. William H. Loring of tendant of the United Prasbyfcer-^M . .'I v #3$$ 16th, and will go around for the $224.58, and gave him 90 days in carried a bouquet of chrysanthem­ formation regarding these changes only carpet company employees Stockbridge and Mrs. William ian church. \ £' • first few days with Miss O'Connor jail, which sentence was suspended ums. The bridesmaid was gown­ was to be found in typewritten used the 5.05 car, whereas there Carney of Cambridge . and four She is survived by one brother.^k s in order to acquaint herself with upon the promise that he would ed- in a blue panne velvet dress. sheets inconspicuously posted in have been regularly thirty or forty sons, William and Fred of Hart­ Thomas Taylor of Enfield street^?^? ','i work. - leave the town and never go into Following a wedding breakfast in out of the way places. others. ford, Edward of Panama and She is also survived by two nen-^' • • the liquor business 'again. the bride's home Mr. and Mrs. In the case- of Tuesday evening •Such an attitude goes far to Frank; several grand children and hews, Dr. Alfred Taylor of ' New^^: :.y ,.„The Ladies' Benevolent Society James Mitchell, owner of the Casey left on a wedding trip to mentioned above, isome twenty reg­ minimize and counteract the faith­ five great grandchildren. York and W. H. Taylor of Hart-p®] y •of the Enfield Congregational Suflleld House, was called into New York. Mp. Casey is a well ular patrons of the road, repre­ ful efforts of the men' in uniform. The funeral was held Monday ford, three nieces, Mrs. Lewis|f^ Church, will hold a Christmas sale, court and was ordered, as owner known here being a member of the senting fifteen hundred dollars of Such an attitude, though displayed morning in St. Mary's church, Stinson of Enfield, Bertha E. otSfl "r ."-Vf'.to include fancy and useful ar- of the property^ to have the res­ Elks .and Knights of Columbus. revenue yearly, in their own per­ only spasmodically 'and at intervals New Britain and the body was Taylor and Jennie E. Taylor, both>^| 1 tides suitable for Christmas gifts, taurant and pool room dismantled sons, to say nothing of their fam­ of apnarent effort to nlease. wpnk- brought to this place by automo­ of Pittsburg. Pa. _ . .it "tomorrow afternoon and evening in within five days, and ordered that Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Trudeap ilies and friends, were seriously 'in­ ^ns the lovalty of the public, aiul bile cortege for burial in the .fam­ The funeral was held Tuesday af-jg® f, '- "jthe chapel of the church." The it not be opened- again. Atty. are receiving congratulations upon convenienced. A large share of 'bus vt-rv directly effects the gain­ ily plot in St'. Patrick's cemetery. ternoon at 2 o'clock from her latepp &^M^Paale will commence at 2:30 o'clock. Barr asked the court to give Wil­ the birth of twins, both boys, born these found other means of con­ ing of revenue which is rightly home and was largely attended^!; A cafeteria supper will be served liam Kalakowski, bondsman, until this morning at their home on veyance, and from expressions staterl to be the primary object of F. H. Bassette and family of /En­ Rev. George S3. Whiteside, pastor •?Sifrom 5:30 to 7 • o'clock. Jfrs; Friday night to produce his man, Russell street. The new arrivals heard at the time would be will­ the efforts of trolly officials. field street have gone to Ormond of the United PreBbyterian church Delia Miller is chairman of the who jumped bond^g This 'was al­ ars grandsons of Mr. and Mrs. ing to use other means of con- FRED C. DAVI'S Beach, Florida, to spend the winter officiating. Burial was in the supper committee. lowed, •ance regularly.,,. A few,, were un­ Somers, Conn. months...... , Enfield street cemetery;. ; fe-

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v.-:;' Suburban Notes .. DAY & NIGHT frMMMEHBWHaBEEBEBMMBHBIIl PHONES: OFFICE 325; HOME 203-3 SUFFIELD rens; finance committee, Sumner F. Puller; historian, William (Du- i>r y-fliS)'• • .;- •-.'•ft mmm pont; executive committee, Anthony mwMk ''.. iMr. and Mrs. Richard 'Roach are Kulaa, Newton Phelon and John receivinjg congratulations upon the Kennedy. There are now twenty- fcirth ht &• son; Richard Crawford two members-, in the .post of which torn 4ast: week. j|jjL fifteen are' charter members. 7 Mr. and Mrs. Fred,&,"Adams of Thomas Rarvey Smith", a farmer Springfield, IMass., and John Piero and tobacco grower' in West Suf­ and 'Edward iPinney of T&riffville field . and Mrs. Hettie Jane Yellett, Springfield have been visiting at the -home of also of vWest Suffield, were married Mr. and 'Mrs. John Barriesford, Jr., Thursday night at the Second Bap­ Sharkey's Dance Palace, State Line; tist parsonage 'by Rev. E. Scott in West Suffield. i;•••'?&. /;' Farley. They were (unaccompan­ Worcester Boston •-.V'.;, Mrs. Henry Jjeahy, who was tak- ;WMUSIC BY ROBERTS' ORCHESTRA^ I-'- "en to the Chapin Memorial Hos­ ied and will reside on the West Shipment taken and delivery made to any address in these localities pital in Springfield, Mass., last Suffield road, where Mr. Smith ft S§ week in a critical condition is owns a tobacco farm. r A GOOD TIME FOR ALL iffe . resting more comfortable and is jC.'i'Wi Sis'-igisimMm ; expected to recover. Tomorrow aJftenoon at 2:30 WINDSOR LOCKS mm 'o'clock the monthly meeting of the Women's iMissionery Society of the The annual forty hours'devotion Sscond Baptist church will be held was brought to a close in St. <•'• in* the vestry and Mrs. iEdward A. Mary's church Tuesday morning. 'Local Office 119 Main St. Springfield Office 36 Lyman St. Boston Office 9 Otis St. , : H;' • Fuller will have charge. The sub­ Several priests from neighboring ject will be >'Home Mission Work parishes assisted during the ser­ ivpfili SmmmimMimmmmmiiniMMBMimS ; in Latin America." vices. i A truck owned by Greer broth­ Rev. J. H. Bell, superintendent ers of this town caught fire Satur­ of the New Haven district of the ( - \ ' day morning about S:30 on West New York East Conference of the Suffield mountain. The chemical Methodist Episcopal Church preach­ from the iSuffield fire department ed and administered communion at extinguished the fire. The dam­ the Methodist church Sunday morn­ " age to the truck was confined to ing. "W^'. the cab and transmission. A three nights' bazaar, under Tobacco buyers' have been hust­ the auspices of Riverside Council, t-m ling about town the past week buy­ Iv. of C., will be held in the Cen­ . • laf'i ing up [what Havana tobacco they tral theatre on the evenings of mm ^'•: :• W-iM? can get from farmers who have January 16, 17 and 18. James P. ':•-'W&t completed the work of stripping Carroll is chairman of the commit­ :-• S*5e and got the tobacco in the bundle. tee and John F. Oates, secretary FROM THE Farmers who have already sold are and treasurer. The married men's accepting, prices from 25 to 32 committee has chosen James D. That has an important bearing cn the health of the Community because it is now the universal cents 'impound in the bundle, while Outerson as musical director of others are* sinfply holding off for their "troupe" with William J. drink, for Old and Young. Federal and State Authorities recognize this, by reason of the re­ a few cents* inure. - All of the hail- Sheehan as manager and if their cut tobacco- has been bought up predictions materialize the single strictions that are placed on the. making of it. ^ and now the buyers are seeking members have some high points to the high grade Havana. reach to be in the class with their The state police raided the res older brothers. taurant and pool room owned by The single men have selected Frank Jazb and Raymond Kalak- Robert D. O'Brien, as director of a KSiSiil • Sillily* " O&iSi. •*ir*S I# ; owski, formerly of Chicopee, Mass., their "troupe." in the basement of the Suffield house on Main street about 11 WINDSOR enor batism _ o'clock Saturday night and secured Should form an important Wm-. a.'qukrt of moonshine whisky. The raid is said to be the result of A fire Sunday night practically complaints made to the local destroyed the frame two tenement part of your Caristmas Din­ Every requirement that js imposed on it, in the manner in which it is made. State Authorities, authorities • that liquor was being building house owned by Lorin sold there, especially on the nights Jevorsky, situated in the' southern have declared its plant to lie perfect in every respect. The closest inspection discloses that that dances are held in the town part of the town in the village hall. The raid was conducted known as Wilson station, causing ner Plans. : only the purest ingredients are used, and absol ute cleanliness prevails in every corner of our "by State Policeman Ellis and Of­ a loss of $6500. The house had f II ficers iJ. IR. '.Gregg and George B. just been completed and the fire modern plant. . * > ^ »,• liV ^^ & - Woodruff of this place. The two started in some lumber stored in ORDER NOW FOR men were charged with maintain­ the basement. The cause is unde­ ing a liquor nuisance and selling termined. The volunteer fire com­ If you have never tried this invigorating and refreshing product made right here PS# liquor in the town court Monday pany at Wilson station answered night. the alarm, and at the same time at home, now is a good time to begin, Get ths habit of keeping a case of it - ^Pr^ The juniors at the Suffield School help was asked from the Windsor Tvill hold their annual dance in fire department, but the order was home. Order direct today. i the school gymnasium Saturday countermanded, as the Wilson 'Sta­ evening. tion firemen believed they had the The tobacco warehouse of Mat­ fire under control. thew Leahy in Depot street has The Are got into the partitions opened 'with a full force of sorters and another call was sent for the and will continue to operate Windsor firemen, but it was too late Call and make your own throughout the winter months. and the building was entirely des­ •Miss Katherine Smith of South troyed. Some of the household Deer-field, Mass., has been spending effects were saved. Mr. Jevor- selection of these delicious lor a few days with her sister, Mrs. sky's family occupied the lpwer gapm Elmer H. Rhaum in iMapleton aven­ tenement and Antonio Toccalini the ue. upper tenement. There was '?4>- and fancy food products. PHONE 228-2 Enfield St., Thompsonville, Conn. IP John Westburg of West iSuffield, 000 insurance on the building and •who recently underwent an opera­ $1200 on Mr. Jevorsky's furniture. tion, is getting along nicely. The amount of insurance on Mr. Miss Dorothy Kent, who has been Toccalini's furniture could not be PRICE FROM attending the Connecticut College learned. was recently operated upon for appendicitis. 1 The annual chicken pie supper WAREHOUSE POINT under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Sacred Heart A whist party was giv.en in the Church was held last evening in parish house of St. John's church 50c to $5.00 JSK- the gymnasium of the Suffield last evening, under 'the auspices of « school. the Girls' Friendly society. There Jfe IMiss (Marion O'Malley has re- was a large attendance. fpS Tturned to her studies at La urel- Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Bissell fell? Ion Hall at Milford after spending have left for Florida, where they LEHMANN'S HOME a few days with her parents, Mr. will spend the winter months. Hartford's Shopping Center and Mrs. John O'Malley in West 'The annual fair of the Ladias' - fgti Suffield. Aid 'Society is .being held today li­ SERVICE BAKERY vn^ MfS A son was. born last week to Mr. the church parlors of the Methodist ; church. A cafeteria "will feature /'MS and Mrs. Elbert E. Sikes. Mrs. LiK pMl Sikes was formerly Miss Dorothy the fair. This evening at 8 o'clock PHONE 234 Sprague' of Rockville. Mr. Sikes an entertainment will be given. vol: CAN NE\7ER BE OUT OP TOUCH WITH OUR STORE. WE HAVE A V. Si is the newly elected master of the Ellington 'Orange. ELLINGTON Pearl St. Thompsonville, Conn. MAIL OliDER DEPARTMENT THAT WILL FILL ALL WANTS .llf-i > 'The funeral of Jesse N. Daggett, . jpf one of the old residents of the f|?jy town, who died at his home on A food sale was held yesterday : pi Job's Hill Thursday noon, was in the town hall following the Chautauqua sessions for the benefit, The Gift Possibilities of Our held Saturday afternoon from his ClflflBBBBBBflBflflflBBflflBBHBBBBBflBBBBflflflBBBflBBBBBflBflBBBBflflg late residence. Rev. J. T. (Carter of the Mt. Holyoke endowment officiated. Mr. Daggett was sev­ fund. , j , . enty-six years old and had been in Mrs. F. M. Charter and daughter, feeble health for more than two Ruth, spent the week-end in Wat- Merry Christmas . 1 Big: Store Makes Selectiom Easy 1 years. He is survived by

A large supply of To-[ Garters, Hosiery and Umbrellas. t.W:- ;... At Knit Goods Dept. You'll Find Something Nice A sensible and Serviceable Gift is a Suit Case or a Trunk. 1 M Best of It All Too At A Reasonable Price You can get either here, and at a right price. , ' ^ There are Morning Jackets in shades of delicate pink, lavender, blue, also white and with con­ bacco trasting borders, $2.08 to $10.08. See the Snu gglers, so nice, and warm, for wearing under j'&SS X*' coat in shades of rose, Copen, oxford white and chinchilla, also peacock, buff, brown, and black. On your shopping tour for Christmas, it will ;; V;; £ $2.08 to $0.50. A Fine Line of Shawls, white chinchilla and black, sheerest cashmere and Baskets. pay you to make this store a stopping place. ®||§ ...... Iionecomb effects for elderly women or, babies, $1.00 to *4.98. 1 m, SEASONABLE SUGGESTION— AGENT FOR TRIANGLE COLLARS \v - Linens of the Nicest Here for You Too Choosei LOOK OVER OUR STOCK OF STABLE, |||g|||||p||JKinds All Women Like to Have, "and Use. AUTO AND WAGON ROBES. STREET, N. J/ MIRABILE 'MOTHER OR WIFE WILL APPRECIATE A GIFT OF REAJj LINEN, WHILE THE YOUNG •'"s . , v..f. 1 •>' v. LADY WILL BE GLAD OF SOME FOR HER H PE CHEST. "Say It with Linens." Table Linen m £i V* . Corner School and Pleasant Sts.|| Thompsonville, Conn. Sets consisting of one 2 yard Cloth and six Nap kins of flnel/ woven Irish Linen in neat damask GEORGE S. PHELPS & CO. m •patterns, $10.00 set. 70 inch Linen Damask- "Heather*' make, fine and lustrous, in several a prospect Street, Thompsonville, Conn. S mm* Opposite Bigelow-Hartford Plant ^ patterns, a 2 or 2 1-2 yard length, would make a fine gift, $3.25 yard. . , s ••••p?—•••••••••MBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB7 •imnninnninnnnnnnHai

v-. . v.;. ii;-.' J:-ml - •-••••:^;-;:^;Hi< •:••••.• ^v-;?.-H:;.' PM^ Tf^ COW. THURSDAY. DCBOBMBBR 8,1921 • , -irf t^-'/M: •;. -'-j l'!&--'v :• a branch of tiM ctwolattao Asou*. Oyster Propagatlen. i ment W tha He* Ywfc Stotttc library, EAST L0I8MEAD0W Oyster shells and other objects Is in room U6 on tbe first Boqr ofvtbe planted on oyster grounds to provide Central bunding. It Is open to read­ Mrs. Harriet Colby has come points for the attachment of the spawn1 ers on week days from nine o'clock in from Natick to spend the winter in are called "cultch." Tin cans, bits of pal- the morning until five o'clock In the the home of her son, Seabury Col­ crockery, brush, etc., were formerly jSiHSo.' afternoon. by, and her daughter, 'Mrs. Har­ much used for this purpose, but now Reading matter may be borrowed old. Bennett. cultch consists almost ei^tlrely of Banker Shows How Central Eu­ ffl^rB. Glenn Handsbury is con­ shells, and especially oyster sbelUi OVER SO YEARS EXPERIENCE AND THE MANY MONU­ Standard and Modern Fiction Is by bllnfl persons who are residents of fined .by illness in her home on ropean Countries Are Rapidly New York city or who live In the state North Main street. MENTS IN OUR CEMETERY ARE THE BEST RECOMMENDA­ „ Being Called For. of New York, New Jersey or Connecti­ Plans are being made for a Blessings of Civilisation. TIONS FOR OUR WORK, I Recovering From War. • cut Books may be called for at the Christmas iconcert to he held in Bolivia is an uncivilized place. The ' , library or the blind reader may avail the Swedish Lutheran Church, Dec. proof Is that In some parts the na­ himself of a special service which ar­ 25. Miss Hulda Anderson and tives scoop up oil out of the ground in THOMPSONVILLE MONUMENTAL WORKS POLAND IMPROVING RAILWAYS SUPPLY OUT BY HIGH COST ranges for their being sent free pectus Nelson, assisted by the buckets. Any other country would teachers of the Sunday school, will w through the mails to the nearest post 1 have a place like that entirely sur­ PEARL M. J. I.IHKUTY, Proprietor office or postal station. have charge of the affair. rounded by garages and country clubs. Effectof Foreign Market* on Business Committee for Men ^Blinded In Battle The condition of Theodore The library also has available for Situation in This Country Recalls Makes Appeal for Publications of Samble, who has been confined by Mors Books In Raised Type Aver- the use of residents of New York dty illness the : ; York point types. Alphabet sheets in Miss Phyllis Beckwith of Spring­ ">.V • Library for the. Blind In New York. any type and printed and embossed field was a week-end guest- of her Boston, Mass., December, .—A gen­ catalogues of books in the collection •classmate, Miss Eleanor Brown of eral improvement In foreign trade con­ All per pair. : Children. and of this number a large percentage J. V, plete with modern slang, received a Mrs.- 'E. M. Burt, Miss Mabel El­ uses, all styles, widths and colors. letter the other day written In revised lis, Miss Mabel Rogers and IRev. at $1.00 to $5.00. property of a pre-war vale of $47,691,- Braille by a blind girl, asking for the T. O. Martin. BATHROBES, for Women in a number of AVE HAVE A COMPLETE HOLIDAY LINE early publication In raised letter of his Mrs. W. H. Sherman and Mrs. styles at $4.50 to $7.50. ||fi|t§ 223., against which there Is a total G. A. Hendrick of South Amherst OF MEN'S FURNISHINGS in Shirts, Pf||jg|^ Indebtedness, including the present new book, "The Leather Pushers." Mr. GLOVES, for women and children at« Ties, Garters, Armbands, Belts, Hos­ Wltwer was very much Interested and were week-end guests of Mr. and PHI loen, of only $3,100,000. Mrs. tFrank Hillman. 50c to $1.50. iery, Handkerchiefs, etc. caused his answer to be done into Vv> • The fact that American capital Is The condition of Mrs. Robert Braille also. "The Mirrors of Wash­ R. Handyside, who has been con­ P&Ff backing enterprises in Czechoslovakia ington" has recently been asked for This peculiar bird is an East Indian fined by illness in her home on I ll&ttll nnd Poland shows that business men by some who are Interested In political hornblll and bears the distinction of Callendar avenue the last two feel that th^se nations aro making the gossip, who have read the Londoa Just having completed a Journey of weeks is reported improved. A. F. JAVORSKI pm most rapid recovery of any of the coun­ prototype of the book. more than ten thousand miles and Is ^George Mize has gone to Port­ tries of Central Europe. the only one of Its kind in captivity land, Oregon, where he is to be r Revised Braille Widely Used. in the United States. "Jim," as he guest in the home of his parents, American bankers are interested in It Is the opinion of the Committee will henceforth be known, is now Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Mize. 43 Pleasant Street Thompsonville, Conn. the opportunities offered by foreign for Men Blinded in Battle that re­ domiciled at the Cincinnati zoological Mr. and Mrs. John McGill of municipal bonds. Chandler M. Wood, vised Braille will probably in time gardens, where he Is carefully guarded Springfield have rented and taken president of the Metropolitan Trust supersede all other forms of hand read­ from wintry winds and cold conditions. possession of the house on Calkins BUTTERICK PATTERN AGENCY Company of Boston, Mass., has Just ing In Oils country, with the excep­ avenue recently vacated by Ed­ To make it possible for you to look ward L>. Park. issued an analysis of foreign Invest­ tion of one other sort of raised print, upon his picture here, Jim's parents ment markets which Is looked upon as which is formed in imitation of the had a hard time bringing him into the a real asset to Americans contemplat­ actual English alphabet For those world. His mother sat for three weeks ing foreign purchases. who lose their sight after they have upon the egg from which be was "Attractive investments in foreign learned to read tills last Is, in. many hatched. After she had laid this egg municipal bonds, well secured by city cases, the easiest kind of touch letter and three others In a hollow tree, the properties,' are offered the American to learn. father plastered up the entrance to THEY ARE ALL GOOD DRINKS public today at prices they cannot hope "The blind have a greater Interest the nest with mud, leaving only a to duplicate for two or three genera? in libraries than any other class be­ small hole through which he could SjftfS'fi--;' tlons," Mr. Wood declared. "In con­ .A . cause the distribution of raised letter feed the mother while sitting on the j, sidering the question of the financial books is of necessity In most cases eggs and for two weeks more while recovery of foreign countries, It Is well fteet They are quite costiy to make to look Into the per capita debt of the the young birds grew up. This is the At Last That Real Old and their circulation Is not large. The precaution these birds take against different nations. The following table average popular novel costs about $10 sums up the situation at a glance: monkeys discovering the nest and kill­ n'po . Y to produce In Braille, and yet one day ing the mother, destroying the eggs Poland $ 13.00 recently three of the four copies of a Japan and young birds. After the young are 22.00 popular novel were out when request two weeks old, the hard-baked mud Imported Ginger Flavor PSSKT' 225.00 was made for it at the library here," is poked away by the parent birds 294.00 said the secretary. and the young leave the nest and are 840.00 Italy ~ Miss Lucille Goldthwnlte, in charge guarded closely .by the old birds for a 509.00 of the Library for the Blind in the \ ' England 815.00 week longer, when they are ready to S^I-'feftti'Germnny 920.00 New York Public library, which has take chances and .shift for themselves. the largest collection of works in the i, ^France 1185.00 Their food consists of vegetation and BraUle system In the United States, "Poland has a sound equitable basis small reptiles. They grow to the size says that there is a tremendous need of a vulture. Their long, powerful Indian Rock Ginger Ale of long term credit to offer American interests in this country." for more, books In raised type for bill is a dangerous weapon and makes blind readers. the bird a hard one to capture. Improving Railway Systems At the Library for the Blind in the Colonel A. B. Barber, an American big Central building on Fifth avenue, THIS ROOSTER A SMOKER ITS BREWED who'has been acting as the technical New.York, it was said that blind per­ adviser for Poland for the past year, * sons read tbe same kind of books that Paris, Ky., Entertains a Novelty has Just made a report concerning the seeing people read—that is, speaking expansion of Poland's railway system, Among Animal Freaks. In quantity, fiction first and other Paris, Ky., has been able from time which has had much to do with the classes following. A popular book, If The Flavor Cooked in Pure Clean recent Interest of this eonntr;- In the non-fiction class, like James' "Psy­ to time to boast of freaks of the financial recovery of Poland. chology," Is popular, likewise, with animal kingdom, including five-legged calves and three-legged chickens, but "The Ministry of Transportation and blind readers. In the early days of Ml Communication nnd the Ministry of for the first time it has as its guest books for tbe blind the prevalent idea a rooster that smokes cigarettes. Wnr of the Republic cf Poland are lay­ was to try to give them none but reli­ ing out a big program of railroad com­ Mr. and Mre. Earl B. Wilson and gious works, to the exclusion of all Mr. and Mrs. Otfon Scheie of Colum­ munication which will become a vital other literature. However, as the li­ factor in International trade," Colonel bus, Ohio, who stopped in Paris on mm Barber declared. "Poland has laid out brarian pointed out, naturally, "they their way to Florida bad with them "Just Whistle" r.v. . • a program of transportation which in­ like religious books no more and no two white Wyandotte roosters, "War­ £0 111 cludes three main tasks—first, chang­ less than the rest of us." ren Q. Harding," and "Jimmie Cox," ing to a standard gauge; second, the The material which the library can both of which IfcRve been trained to connecting up of various lines In Rus­ buy Is very limited. That Is to say, do a few trlcks.v the actual amount of material avail­ The Nations Favorite Drink . sian Poland with the lines in Oallcla "Warren G." numbers among his ac­ and Poznan, and lastly, the building of able in Braille is limited. Blind read­ complishments the ability to smoke a / ••• • ••. •- additional lines. to connect the main ers are greatly in need of more books cigarette. r-W, cities of Poland." of all sorts. It takes three or four big volumes $o make one novel the way 1# ' Romance of Wars : ' A: Hare "Adopted" by Cat. these raised-type books are printed, The tabby cat of a New Brunswick Back of the renewed industrial activ­ which accounts for the high cost, it Agent for Springfield Breweries Co. Beverages ity of these nations of Central Europe 1 farmhouse appeared the other day with lies the romance which Is always a was pointed out. ' • a young wild hare alive in her mouth part of all historic ware—that of the 1,100 Blind Used Library. which she added to her family of kit­ way great fortunes have been made Active readers to the number of tens and is now nursing along with Order by the Case If Your Dealer Cannot Supply You through the buying "and selling of se­ 1,100 used the Library for the Blind the rest Three of her little ones had si curities of war stricken countries. In the Central building during 1920, been "sent west" the day before. * The colossal Influence of the Roths­ the circulation of books for the year child banking house dates from the CALL THOMPSONVILLE 325 %! being 35,807 volumes. The collection •"rvJ&Had Peculiar Bedfellow. a# battle of Waterloo. Meyer Rothschild contains more than 12,000 volumes Awakened by some disturbance a was nearby'when the famous battle printed in the American Braille, Moon, few mornings ago, a subscriber In Mas­ was fought. Those were days be­ New York point, line letter, revised sachusetts writes an exchange, he fore telegraph, cables or fost ships. Braille, grade one and a half, and re­ found that a partridge had flown Into At the risk of his. life he crossed- the vised Braille, grade two or European his bedroom through the open window English channel and purchased latrf scores, raised for the study of blind and nestled under his bedclothes per­ quantities of bonds made almost music readers, and the library also af­ fectly uninjured. TIVOLI BOTTLING WORKS ::v; worthless by the news of Bluchers fords an opportunity for Its readers i - itU • defeat. When the bonds were sen: to study'all embossed magazines and An English Chess Tourney. skyrocketing by the favorable newa of all magazines in Ink print relating to Eight hundred chess players, both HAROLD FUREY Prop., Successor to Wm. Hylan," England's victory, the house of lt,>rh»- work with the blind. men and women, participated In a i The Library for the Blind, which Is recent tournament in London. ^

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v v iJ 'Ml.W, -VS;.9. • V A<* " — DAVIS ••^•"LOCAL, NEWS 'NOIES '• -aitt brtiet ofwiffo# :the.~wliote •, iV-"1 IF A or part pf .tfce raai;mUte 'deacrfbfed M vYOII Widow, of First Judge of Town u^Wfcldrtfn'a Novelty orchestra -will' A.T A COURT ©RjpiROBA' OHAtS WITH r:;;: ^ Dies in 81st ¥ear After An furnish the music for the. dance' en «t lEtafleld. -vfithln and Jot-tb? plltation. be.heiwflK all th*. Probate Illness of Three Years.—Funeral to be glven-iii- the old- Town Hall;' District bf ..©nfteld, oni; the>28tfc', Office. in (Enfield ; On by '^tiblishing a «nd that la nearly every- - 'Mrs. Elizabeth Hood Davis,, J widow of Judge Jabez Davis;.died' . Mrs. Agnes J. Mulrohey" of Den­ On motion - ol Maria Garini, .- oopy of^ this ordfe'f lh"'a' h©*wsptip'er f wfiere nowadays—the gas ver, Colorado, who has been spend; Thompsonville. Conn., administra- , havingT a ciwrtilktion -iti - s&id Dis- " range his taken first place in Sunday night at her home 175 trix •on 'the' ^estate.; .of Neto Aquotto Pearl street after a three jrears' ing a iweek with her brother*. Alex­ irifct," • and- that frettifn be" mad® to "-'the kitchen. With the ad.- ander Graham of Lincoln street,..'is also known as Aquatto Metto, late this coyrt. i - ^ 3- , \x. •.'.v.-•: ; .Vance in modern conveniences, i'ilness.' Mrs. Davis was €1 years of the Town, of Enfield'withiQ.said ; ' CHAiRiLES • (J:j (FOmfflJR, jddge. oven insulation, equipment of age and was a daughter of the now visiting iher sister, Mrs. John - Martin of Franklin street. district, deceased. . and sanitary construction, late David and Agnes (Hood. I&he This court doth decree that six was born in this village March 7-, A large delegation from here : ®f?|,cARp OP THASNKS;' • . ' there is no method of cooking Will attend the minstrel show to months be allowed and limited' for more efficient for all purposes 1840, and lived here practically her the creditors^ of' teaid estate to ex­ ; ,We ViSi to exp^ess^ our sincere whole life. Her husband was a be given this evening -in Institute thanks and appreciation,;, to alL rf- than gas. Even in t.remote Hall, Hazardville, under the ausj- hibit their Claims, against the same country districts, many house­ Civil War veteran and was the first to the administratrix and; directs thpse who by th%ijr many kind' Jlidy are. Good in Every Way; to hold the office of judge of the pices of St. Mary's iChurch of that' words.:and acts showed, their sym­ p.- holders cook by gas, depend­ village. George Hedenburg will that public notice be given of this ing upon shipments of gas town court here. He. died •eleven order by advertising in a news­ pathy for us ' in s oiir recent bie- an Made ori the Munson in tanks. years ago. Mrs. Davis was a be interlocutor and there will be a paper haying a .circulation in said reatefiii;fliit;''^--W6^ ;wish ' especially member of the (First ..Presbyterian large chorus. to thank those wno sang and all f district and by .posting a copy there­ Army Last In Myear Welt and Sewed and Nailed, at »As for the big cities, who church and also 'was' an active J. F. Kurbitz of Springfield, of . On the ipubltc' sign-post in said those who sent flowers'. • could imagine them without member of the (Ladies' Aid So­ Mass., will give a free bible lecture town of Enfield .nearest the place ; r.,. WTalter Choulnard, .. gas ranges? Try to picture ciety, the Woman's Missionary so­ in Institute Hall, Hazardville, where the deceased last dwelt. ' '%•: --Mr. and Mrs. P.' G. Stetson, one of our ten-storx multiple ciety and of the Samuel Brown Conn., on Sunday, Dec. 11, 1921', Certified from iftecord, ... >£ . and family. apartment houses with an old Women's IRelief Corps. She had at 3 P. M„ under the auspices of CHARLES J. iFOWLER, . Judge. fashioned coal stove in each been very active in temperance the International Bible Students' • apartment and you will real­ work during her life. Association. The subject will be. ORDER OP NOTICE ON APPLICA­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ize how revolutionary has She is survived by one sister, "Millions Now Living Will Never TION TO SELL REAL ESTATE been the effect of using gas Mrs. George H. (Rosell of Wood­ Die." AT A COURT OF JtROBAT® HELD FOR SALE:—Land and Buildings for cooking. bury. The funeral was. held yes­ The funeral of James Fleming, at Enfield within and for the of Paird-Danfels Co. William DAVID HILD1TCH Talk about the servant terday afternoon at '3 o'clock in a life long resident, was held Fri­ District of Enfield oh the 5th J. Mulligan, •Attorney. " - tf problem! Bad as it is for 49 PEARL SXS . Opposite Post Office the home. (Rev. Arthur IE. Tar- day morning at 9 o'clock in St. day of December, 1921. TO RENT:—iFive room tenement most of us, how much worse bejl, 'pastor of the 'First; Presby­ Patrick's, church, and was largely Present, CHAiRILES J. FOWLER, it would be if we lacked this terian church officiating. Burial attended by relatives and friends. Judge. near State Line. All modern. sanitary and convenient Opposite Hotel Kimball sign. • was in the family plot in the ReV. Daniel J. O'Connor, pastor, Estate of John E. Doyle, late of d33 means of obtaining heat at Thompsonville Cemetery. celebrated, the requiem mass and Enfield in said District, deceased. the moment it is needed. Selections were sung by Mrs. Mrs. 'Frederick R. Fyrey was solo­ The Administratrix having made FOR SALE:—25 S. C. Rhode Island ist. The bearers were Patrick written application to said Court, iRed Pullets. Herbert M. Car- The gas range has not only Douglass King. The honorary J d33 eliminated the irksome work bearers were Abraham Cope, John Henneberry, Patrick Needham, John in accordance with the statute, son,.- Tel. 317-3. of carrying and -feeding fuel, Macready and Andrew Gordon, Higgins, James Ashe and Daniel but it has made possible representing the Samuel Brown Triggs of Thompsonville and P. i F. Sullivan of Springfield. Burial MINSTREL SHOW cheerful, dainty. alluring Post, G-. A. R., df which Mrs. i kitchens in contrast to the Davis' husband was for many years was in tlve family 'plot in St. Pat­ M&mPwM m? dull and uninviting ones of commander, while active bearers rick's cemetery. Undef auspice of St. Mary's CHurch : a few years ago. were the following members of the The masses held this morning r v H. A. Grant Camp, Sons of Veter­ a.t 5:30, 7 and 9 o'clock in St. ' ' riSi HAZARDVILLE, CONN.I' : THE NORTHERN CONN, LIGHT ans: George J. Gordon, Henry J. Patrick's and St. Adelbert's church­ Bridge, Ernest E. Woodward, Atty. es in honor o£ the Feast of the isipiii M AND POWER CO. Henry F. Fletcher, Dana Miller Immaculate Conception, were at­ Two Nlshts^^iB^pa^p^T X and Harry HI. Woodward. tended by large congregations. mm v.' • I a I THURSDAY andjFRIDAY 5 Cife DECEMBER 8th and 9th, AT 8 P. M . TICKETS 50c. On Sale at Thompsonville Drug Company a : |Large and Complete Stocks ! 8 Trolley Connections—Leave Thompsonville at 7.30 p. m., Car goes i is ; .. 'j | direct to hall. Leave Hazardville, 10.20, regular car will wait. -§ Our Position . - | iibi j ••••••• : W: iiiHiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin . V.,'. „;'..A, .' w m STEELE'S CORNER DRUG STORE • You Can Find K :> CLARK H. FITC«,frpietoillIiiilI <• More practical and sensible suggestions for that Christmas Gift | | here than you would imagine possible. ^ ^ • Corner Main and Prospect Streets. * TlMmpsonvllle, ConrrT' • silj- We Can-Surest"® | STORE " 111 Has never been disputed in local marketing. This fact is readily admitted even by our com­ THE ^ Nothing in better taste as a pleasing and useful gift than | petitors. It is frankly agreed that for the qua! ity given and the service rendered, our prices cannot be excelled. This is the policy that has prevailed since the inception of this Public A pair of Men's Shawknit Pure Silk Socks at — 75c HiminiiMiiniiiiiiiimBi or a Pair of Ladies Shawknit Pure Silk Stockings at $1.19 Market and the one that will always be maintained. v iHnHM..ptan.nininn..n..nnnfli..y |§I|; ~ Both splendid gifts at an amazing low price Wig I MEAT DEPARTMENT ' George H. Cunningham S Whole Pork Loins • •' • 22c lb B 55 PEARL STREET » THOMPSONVILLE, CONN. • SBIIHRIIBHIIHBlBIDBIIBBNIIIIHIIIIUUIIIIIIIinit iZZmmrn Small Legs of Genuine Spring Lamb •••••••• 35c lb S - Till your car freezes up to buy your Alcohol. • Best Pure Lard 2 pounds for 25c W/'' Buy now while it is cheap. Sj ff V * .''I "i~K fe-*"' * Round Steak, by the slice • • 19c lb • Also a fine assort ment of Pocket Knives, Razors, Flashlights • Choice Rib Roasts of Beef • • • i 18c lb and up S and Ice Skates. STOP SIGNAL LIGHT $3.50 EACH g Remember Your Friends |1H Large Lean Smoked Shoulders & 14c lb I WEED TIRE CHAINS LUCAS TINTED GLOSS PAINT E 'V* •' Tender Short Steak • 28c lb S PRATT AND LAMBERT VARNISH 1 g With Useful Xmas Gifts 1 Tender Sirloin Steak 28c lb Our Ice Skates, Roller Skates, Flexible Flyer Sleds, Hockey Sticks S %,{ Fresh Shoulders 16c lb I E. J. KELLER . I and Skis are pf the best quality. .5'S> ? • * < ;E - "' J' Rolled Pot Roasts - 15c lb and up § 47 PEARL STREET, THOMPSONVILLE < TELEPHONE 168-5 ! We give free of charge one Battery with every Flashlight untiCa after New Years. "j '8 GROCERY DEPARTMENT piiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiimimiiiHiHUNiBBiztiP You are sure to find just what you are looking for in our line of S . gifts which include Universal Lunch Kits, and Vacuum a IF YOU I « < Prices A Big Special on Brooms Bottles, Pocket Knifes, Razors, Scissors, Razor Strops, 8 . Kiddie Kars, Family Scales, faring Knives, Kitchen Knives, 8 PLAN Viy Im Carving Sets, Universal Food Choppers and Bread Mixers. • . for This Week Only To erect a'' Memor- a All kinds of Carpenter Tools. , , a Our 75 and 85c Brooms, Special at lal next Spring, • 59c each THOMPSONVILLE HARDWARE COMPANY ' I Our $1.00 Brooms, Special at ••••. 85c each now is the time to 8 wmm : talk it over. ^;y> g • 112-114 Main St. • i.'Y. •« a Granulated Sugar 16 1-2 lbs for SI.OQ Let us show.you our designs and help you to make your selection., • ...7. . Golden Age Macaroni • 4 packages for 25c We are at your service at no cost to you. A; g ^••••••••••••••••••••••••••• - Ready Cooking Tapioca 3 for 25c aaaaaaaaaaaBBaaaDallaaaB P. J. ROOERStiiiiilial 8 • ^ mm Sweet Juicy Oranges 25c dozen DESIGNER AND BUILDER OP MONUMENTS. DO YOUR FAMILY A DUTY— #1 82 PEARL ST., THOMPSONVILLE, CONN. PHONE 270 Export Borax Soap ••••••• 6 bars for 25c J#®®® ; .. American Maid Soap 6 bars for 25c INVEST YOUR MONEY NOW $• Save your dollars when you don't need them so you Best Pastry Flour ••••... 99c sack X. wl have them -when you do. That is the whble ' Philosophy o'j I k'- 'si Byron's Best Bread Flour $1.19 sack j\. V-- .THRIFT. W&1 "VjEvery time you make a payment on DUNN'S SYSTEMATIC4 Fresh Shore Haddock, Whole Boston Blue, Whole •&VUy) SAVINGS PLAN you -will be providing just so much more for your necessities and comforts later on when your earning capac­ Market Cod, Finnan Haddies, Butterfish, Flounders, ity may diminish or come to an end. ' Steak Cod, Steak Blue, Steak Salmon, Steak Halibut, 't , I ; r Is the most distressing part the story of a fire. Let us tell you about it in ourPARTIAL PAYMENT'"'BOOK^'"' • w»-'h LET sent free on request. ; Can this be written of you in the event of you having a fire. !>i'\%&- Wo will bo very glad '••$65© / . VWV^ < IF SO—OR YOU ARt NOT FULLY PROTECTED, ADVISE WITH WfWIMWS% very s0und investments payliig higher I US AT ONCE If WE WILL SEE THAT YOU ARES^^^ 4 vcceixineviito of intcrcst t,,u» • feiaiii mmmih Sisitzky's Public Market iSsfV' , yi'Wk C. BRAIN A RD W. J. DUNN & CO. , General Insurance 350 MAIN STREET i SPRINGFIELD, >L\SS. 28 PEARL STREET, THOMPSONVILLE, CON N. TELEPHONES 3 134 Pearl Street i&Thompsonville? Conn TELEPHONE, RIVER 110 — WALNUT 807^ . MAIN OFFICE-—1 Wall Street, New York City, N. y,

' • -A QQMN CVTTSS :.r.b!«W»-&-. m$. f'lrt .„ ... WEq jg« very ni At the annual meeting of the' Tfie' regular '"^feekly i'&eetiiig. of Trollymsn's union.,;,tbe following Troop" 3, ThtonipiBdnvllle Gftl Scouts officers were ; elected: ^resi^ent,' ^1 ' w4»' '/h/iliiheld-' 7 aat^theAlvin F^fhii J* -A 111 D. Hiiggins Michael. Kilty, recording and cor­ CONNOR & SAVIJfGt tK-iiSlifj-hir•?•'.'! .*'• School-Mbn£fay afternoon at 3:30 responding secretary, Leon Hop­ -TJie.• rejfqrt pt.-the.vlaitin« nurse. #iito£&# f* sticking io^: BIJild&Gj:;* A2&> o'cilo'ck/f-v The'-trbj? had" the pleas­ kins.; financial secretary, France. TAXIOAB SERVICE 4 DAY AND NI6HT 'MiBSvEllz&betti O'Connor, for . the ure of;' Veoeiving two out of town Lovejoy; conductor, Reuben Bur- I*':''.' IS LOAN PLAN OF ST8MATIG SAVlKG MAKE YOUR ? pronto of November is as follows: viBitors.' In • the absence of Presi­ bank; warden, Leonard. Sizer, and Office Over Dairy Lunch, Pearl Sstreet. AMBITIONS A REALITY;,i' ||: Number of. cased;,!1&5, total number. dent Marsh; vlcfcspr&sident Carson sentinel, IHarold Htyw?e. • i.6f visits i71; mney received frbm; presided. " Scout Mulligan and patients $7; from Metropolitan In­ Scout Leggett were chosen to visit • i STAfiJ AjN ACCOUNTHERETODAY. surance., Company- $58.80; total, one of the Scout -'grandmothers • $65.80. and Scout Fiedler and Scout Ham­ We Offer Safety, Service and 5 per cent ; Stephen. JBodley, , the ' board of officers for the coming FOR YOU. year. James Alcorn of New York city : is spending Some .' time with his 'i'f -'K ;v' :.i sister, Miss Sarah Alcorn who has been confined to her home on New King street for several months by SALE -V Neat illnesa. -/ • < -A; .• *•••/ A number from this village are attending the horse show at the Armory in Hartford today. The FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. Rib Roasts Beef 18c lb. and up- show is being held under the aus­ •xZi-'t' pices of Troop B. of Hartford. Mrs. John W. Robbins of Hartford, formerly Miss Marion Garside of Pot Roasts Beef 15c IK and up this village has entered her polo V.X-v mare in the show. 9.30 Prompt In the Superior Court at Hart­ Deer 8C lb. and up ford on Tuesday of this week, the ounar L.ured L.orn case of John Fisher, the Pearl We start celling the big Stock of Men's, Women's, and Children's Furnishings, Shoes, and: street merchant, who was Charged in the local court for illegal liquor Underwear, Yard Goods, and Household Goods Slightly Damaged by Smoke and Water at Sirloin - 25c lb. selling, and who appealed his case V ''''A* to the Superior Court was given a hearing and the latter court upheld the sentence imposed by the .. -V .. • .1 - 25c lb. town court and Fisher was order­ ' k. v ... •; ed to serve 15 days in Hartford << H. FAIMAN, 111 Main St. ••fix jail. Fisher was fined $150 i; • ••••'a ' r' :/ ' , by the slice the local court and given a jai' - ! Round 19c lb sentence and he entered an appeal iZ'x and has since been out on bonds Corner Pleasant St. Thompsonville, Conn. to await trial in the higher court. : Shoulder ,by 18c lb. A daughter was born last Thurs­ day morning to Mr. and Mrs. Char­ les H. Allen of North Main street. The new arrival is -a grand daugh­ ter to Mrs. Frances Brissette of A Selling Extent 8 W'M$SB: School street. Lack of Time M 'X Grocery .. '! that wil! bring out every thrifty per­ , " * Prevents us to enumerate the son for miles around, as first quality $1.23 bargains we have prepared for the merchandise, some slightly damaged, 1-8 bbl. public, but we can assure you that There is one resolution it will but most as good as ever, will go at y?i - the purchasing public will enjoy a a fraction of its value. The insinsur- 2 lbs. 23c pay you to make before wait­ wonderful Bargain feast. This sale ance Company's loss will be your •'••;•% '•'.'< wil! create a landmark in the mer­ ing until the New Year— gain, don't miss this chandising history of this town. saving opportunity. •'•X ff and Vegetables m ; THIS CHRISTMAS BUY Oranges ots Lemons ( Parsnips QUIET TIPS - Leave babies in arms at home, leave your dishes in the sink, lay all work aside, defer your, pleasure, but don't miss the -•if' : W# Grape Fruit Turnips Apples. 5 Potatoes GIFTS THAT LAST opening day of this sale. You can't make a mistake, you will know Grapes Onions Dates the place by the great crowds at f WATCH OUR WINDOWS V~t.: OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT •y'' tl!lR%l|HAMILTON ",r- A, B. MITCHELL E jeweler and Optician/ m 36 Pearl Thompsonville, Conn. Reg. OPTOMETRIST 111 Main St., Thompsonville, Ct. ••••X'it 13 Pearl St., Thdmpsonvillc '.V J.. • .v-" . '

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: ' Connecticut DEADLY STUFF SHMMNNB V During November an unusually large number of books were added State^Brieh FROM CANADA SOMERS to the (Richard Salter Storrs li­ brary, includiqg fiction, non fiction The following committees Have and Juvenile books. $5,000.00 Danlelscn streets have been cleaned Bootleggers Have Secret Routes been appointed to arrange for the Miss Alice T; Clark who left and put in repair for the winter. Sunday school Christmals tconcert: Longmeadow in the spring and has Entertainment committee, Mrs. . '.i-, The Danlelson Trust Company will Alt Along Border. - been in (La Jolla, Calif., through Forrest (E. (Avery, iMiss Marguerite the summer has now gone to realize about $30,000 to- the holiday Bugbee, Marion Cooley, Sarah Bill­ Clairmont, near Pomona College, savings club. ings, IFred C. Davis and Prank not far from L.os Angeles, where M. Edward Haggerty of Greenwich Combs; decorations, Roy Cooley, she expects to spend the winter. defeated Mort Llndsey of Stamford and FAKE LABELS ARE ATTACHED C. iW. ©ugbee, Allyn IPrior, Misses Mrs. John T. Wood, president of formerly of New Haven In a special Marjorie Curtis, Emilie Bugbee, the auxiliary to the Albert Wood Beatrice Slater and IB. (A. Gager; bowling match at Stamford five games Alcohol Shipped to Canada Is Doo- post of the American Legion and presents, 'Mrs. Walter Bliss, Miss Mrs. Harry Martin will attend the to four. Haggerty had a high score of tored and Slipped Back Across Bor­ Bugbee, Eleanor .Kibbe, Sarah Bill­ 288 and an average of 210. Lindsey's state convention of auxiliaries, der by the Bootleggers—Sham Rob­ ings, Herman Billings; tree, IColton which will be hAd in (Boston Friday average was 196. S beries Part of the Game—Dominion Bliss, Malcolmn Keery, 'Robert Gal- and Saturday. George Chipman, seventy-one, of 18 braith. i "Drug Concern®" Are Doing Thriv­ !Rev. and |Mrs. iRandolph S. .Mer­ Clinton avenue, died In New Haven At the regular meeting of Som- rill have returned from New York Hospital from Injuries sustained when ing ers Grange held Thursday evening city where they have been visiting SitWi he was struck by an automobile said in Mechanics hall the following of­ Mr. Merrill's mother and her hus­ "From every province In Canada to ficers were elected: Master, Mahlon to be owned by Gilbert L. Clark of 29 band, Maj. and Mrs. Henry Meyer. "V every state bordering on the boundary P. Avery; overseer, Clifford Par­ Mrs. George IRichards, who has Blake street. Mr. Clark was placed sons; lecturer, Mrs. C. M. Gager; under arrest by the police on a charge line, bootleggers are working certain been with her sister, Miss Elsie steward, Martin Lucas: assistant Hatstat, for a few weeks, has re­ of reckless driving, but was later re­ routes with all the secrecy of the Ku steward, 'Robert Galbraith; chap­ Khix Klan. Fake companies, called turned to Elizabeth, N. J., and leased under a $500 bond. lain, Rev. John S. Curtis; treas­ Miss Hatstat has accompanied her One thousand dollars has been con* 'drug concerns,' are formed In Canada. urer, John Hunt; secretary, Mrs. to spend the winter. ' . ' " ' * As such they receive permits for the Ernest Galbraith; gate keeper, Hen­ HEN winter storms come, a and its use enables you to keep trlbuted by the faculty and the stu­ George F. Adam's of Springfield, l dents of the School of Medicine of Yale importation of alcoholic mixtures, but ry Farnham; Ceres, Miss Mary who bought Miss Hatstat's house Wtouch of extra heat is often a slower fire in the main heating ' ' .-V'.-t-::?>v-.?:- University toward the provision of an more frequently pure alcohol. Once Landers; Pomona, Mrs. Gladys K. last month, has moved his family needed. On the side where the: IMS!? extra scholarship loan fund to help that alcohol is cm the Canadian side Comstock; Flora, Mrsi Mary E. there. plant. In many instances the medical students through their educa­ of the border the booze doctor adds Evans; lady assistant steward, Mise Mrs. Lena M. Taylor and family wind blows it's nearly always Perfection will soon pay for itself " extracts and Ingredients to make fin­ Alice Galbraith; pianist, Mrs. Mary who have lived in Longmeadow tional course. The embryo surgeon or E. Evans. drafty and chilly. This winter— doctor is less able to take care of hlm- ished articles. Then the doctored mix­ nearly 20 years, have moved to by the coal it saves. V Mr. and Mrs. J. 'F. Hawkins have Brookline. 'Roswell M. Taylor is wherever the wind searches—put Belf financially during his training pe­ ture is smuggled across the line by returned to their home in Eas; employed in (Boston. riod, owing to the intensity of the bootleggers." Hartford after spending a week Mrs. J. E. Bennett and small a Perfection Oil Heater in its path. Millions of homes use Perfection studies imposed on liim. The foregoing statement was made with their daughter, Mrs. Henry son, Warren Ladd, have returned It will keep the whole room up • Oil Heaters. Ask your dealer It was learned that some progress at Reglna, Sask., by Dr. R. Q. Mat­ Holmes. from the Wesson Maternity Hos­ has been made with the settlement of thews. prohibition commissioner for Rev. and iMrs. F. A. 'Balcom of pital. The child is a grandson of to "comfort-point" temperature. to, show you one. 3 r . the separation of the town of Orange the United States government,- at an Center Harbor, N. 'H,, who have Ezra T. Burgess, Civil War Vetenin. been visiting Mr. Balcom's daugh­ from West Haven and that a cash international conference this week at­ whose ancestors came over with The cost of this extra heat is small, For best results use Socony kerosene. basis settlement has been tentatively ter, Mrs. C. W. Pease, have gone the Pilgrims in the Mayflower. tended by representatives of four to Witinsville, Mass., where they • ;V- arrived at. It is said that the town of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Ken- Western provinces, Ontario and the will visit his brother. Dr. Balcom. nett and daughter, have returned West Hnven will pay to the town of United States. before returning to their home. from Boston and vicinity, where Orange the sum of $11,000, which, it is More Drastic Law*. Edward Lallman of Stafford has they have been visiting since :8g figured, is the upper district's share of bought of Mrs. J. G. Dunning of Thanksgiving. the cash on hand as of June 24 last As a result of the conference the Springfield the old Baker homestead ^ There is quite an epidemic c 1 and includes the share of the taxes governments in Canada and the Uni­ at North Somers, where he is pink eye about town, especially a- ' %• collected up to November. ted States will be asked to supple­ clearing the ground at the corner the north end, and a good numbe: PERFECTION The naming of the Governor Lake ment each other's liquor laws; Amer­ on the state road for the erection of the Converse street pupils ar chrysanthemum by A. N. Plerson, Inc., ican authorities will be asked not to of a blacksmith shop, garage and out. Dr. Dexter Visited the schoo! grant permits for the shipment of gasoline tank. Monday and had all scholars show­ was fittingly done a' a dinner given by E. M. Burt of East Longmeadow liquor into Canada, except by con­ ing any signs of the trouble sen Oil Heaters Wallace It. Pierson at the Gardeners' with his family were week-end home. clubhouse at the Cromwell Gardens. sent of the provincial governments, guests of R. Si Bugbee, Mrs. Burt:s Sixty members of the Get Together and the Dominion government will be brother. Club of the Middlesex County Manu­ iisked not to release liquor from bond The annual sale of aprons and loe Without Coupon Books. facturers' Association were guests of to be shipped across the line. fancy articles will be held in Pied­ In one of the great glaciers in STANDARD OIL CO. OF NEW YORK Mr. Pierson. Moose meat was the mont Hall tomorrow evening by • • • • : ;• Members of the Saskatchewan Switzerland there is enough solid ice principal item of an excellent course Liquor commission told the conference The Ladies Aid Society. Supper 26 Broadway dinner. Mr. Pierson had killed the will be served at 6:30 by Mrs. iR. to build several cities the size of New 'hat C0.000 gallons of hard liquor are S. Bug'bee, MTS. A. S. Hulburt and York. !" - V game on his recent hunting trip in New In the province in warehouses; 123,- Mrs. Charles Billings as hostesses. Brunswick. gallons In bonded warehouses, and The Connecticut State Hospital at •40.000 gallons of alcohol held In bond MIddletown is making plans to observe by !lvc companies. HAZARDVILLE the Christmas holidays with appropri­ One Instance was cited in which ate festivities. Every effort will be a car was shipped from Kentucky to made to make the season one of re­ A dance will be held in the old TREASURE THE EARLIER Winnipeg. The shipper, Canadian, Town (Hall, Enfield street, Friday joicing, and as an aid to such end gifts AISLE YOU BUY TOYS made arrangements to have the car evening, Dec. 16, under the aus­ THE BETTER. for friendless patients and for those robbed In Minneapolis. During the pices of the Hazardville Athletic 4th Floor Everyone loves whose friends are financially unable to "framed" robbery a man was shot and Club. All sorts of un­ toyland and you provide gifts will not only be very ac­ FORBES & WALLACE killed; the consignee arrested, and, usual gifts many will too, when ceptable to them but much appreciated Only Two Birds to the Acre, after being liberated on ball, sent the of which are you discover this by the hospital management. Packages It Is estimated that there are two Telephone, River 4100. car to a Reglna liquor firm. After it entirely exclus­ Springfield Mass. great, happy should be addressed to the Connecticut birds iler acre in the eastern half of ive here. land of Toys was doctored here, It was handed out overflowing with »•: State Hospital, marked "Christmas do­ the United States. PRICES BKGIX STORE HOURS, Daily 9 A. M. to 5.30 P. M.; Saturday, 9.00 A. M. to 6.00 P. M. nation." to smugglers. To give the doctored •countless toys liquor the appearance of the genuine AT 98c Two persons were killed and two se­ of every kind. riously injured, one of whom is In a article, fake labels are attached and critical condition In the Stamford Hos­ fake excise stamps affixed. pital as the result of a peculiar auto­ By the Tralnload. mobile accident on Cove road at Stam­ It was stated at the conference that A. L.IT00N This Mark-Down on Rugs Before ford. Edward P. Stearn, a retired not only are carloads of liquor com­ broker of 303 West One Hundred and ing into Canada from the United Electrical Contractor Fifth street, New Tork, and Mrs. Jo­ States, but that whole trainloads are ENFIELD ST. PHONE 253-13 seph H. Lubocky, nineteen years old, being shipped northward Into the Do­ Christmas Instead of After of Cove road were killed. James B. minion. These huge shipments are ap­ THOMPSONVTIiLE, CONN. Robbins of Main street, Babylon, L. I., parently quite legal, for they are be­ Is believed to have a broken neck, and ing shipped across under United States Joseph H. Lubocky is at his home federal permits and ostensibly for me­ slightly Injured. IS NEWS OF GREAT INTEREST dicinal purposes. This liquor returns Several Yale men are going on a later to the United States In the form Such a sensible gift for the home as a Rug hardly needs any recommendation as to the genuine hunting and hiking trip in the north of bootleggers' stock. woods this Christmas vacation. They Always at Your are Ralph Pierson, "24; Tex Dlller, One feature of the illicit operations useful lness. Also such severely lowered prices speak for themselves as the value you may *24, Yale's right tackle; Harold Bur- is that Canada does not get the bene­ fit of exchange on American currency expect to find here and now. goyne, *21; Brad Simpson, *23; Parke Service For 1 * • • • * • Warren, '24; Royce Hotchkiss, '24, and paid by bootleggers for this American Seth Stevens, >24. The men will leave whiskey, cir doctored whiskey made i&V. ;l New Haven December 16 and go to from American alcohol. Vast sums In Printing Needs! 57 Rugs 9x12 Foot Size on Sale at $35.00 Glencliffe, N. H., where a stop at Great American funds paid by rum runners Bear cabin of the Dartmouth College from the Sooth are transmitted to Chi­ Outing Club will be made for three cago and other points by express to Were $47.50 to $67.50 days. The men will return In time to pay for alcoholic importations. It is start college in January. even stated that the recent hold-up of Axminster Rugs An effort to arrive at a uniform op­ a railway express messenger near Every Rug of superior quality and fully worth its original price, erators' license law to be recommended Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, and the rob­ Experience to the legislatures in all the states of bery of an express car were perpe­ Wilton Velvets small patterns or highly collored Oriental effects, also chintz New England, New York, New Jersey, trated by one international crook look­ Pennsylvania and Maryland, will be ing for a shipment of such currency. Body Brussels effects. The entire lot to be closed out at this one price, re­ P^.v, made at a conference of the motor ve­ Police officials from Mlnot, N. D„ on Is one of the most gardless of cost or value. hicle authorities of those states to be a recent visit to Reglna, declared Klearfax Rugs Jiefd in Hartford January 13 and 14 at they had seen forged American revenue valuable assets that the invitation of Motor Vehicle Com­ labels being printed in a Reglna estab­ missioner Robbins B. Stoeckel, It is lishment. either an individual Announced. Operators other than Small Rugs in the Reduced Lots 'chauffeurs are not required to take out or a firm may poss­ licenses in New York state, for in­ DIG UP TWO-TON UVE SHELL ess. 30 Tapestry Rugs, 2 7x54-inch size, that stance, except in New York city and One Lot of 52 Rugs in 36x63 and 36x72 : were $2.GO, this lot at - $1.45 Buffalo, • I : i.: i - Propped 6,000 Feet it Made Hole in inch sizes, good colors for bedroom or bath­ f* The police, working under the direc­ Earth 50 Feet Deep. We have served in tion of City Attorney Sheridan T. During the last year of the war a room. Were $4.75, $4.98 and $5.75, 60 Wilton Velvet, 2 7x54-inch Rugs, which Whltaker, continued their Inquiry into shell dropped from a height of 6,000 this community for the origin of the two alarm fire that feet upon the village of Havay, be­ choice at - - - - are selling regularly at $7.4?, this lot $4.95 practically gutted the High Grade tween Mons and Maubeuge. It did CBESE.- 40 years and have $3.95 Waist Company's shop and resulted in not explode, but It made a hole in Two dozen Turkestan 2 7x54-inch Rugs, extensive damage to the Ryder Print­ the earth about fifty feet deep. This hundreds of satisfi­ ing House's plant at Chapel and shell weighs two tons, and the charge ed patrons. Handsome Mohair Rugs, 36x63-inch size, rich colorings and textures, featured as a James street, New Haven, both occupy­ of explosive Is estimated to weigh ing the same building. The loss, be­ from 1,600 pounds to a ton. Belgian the regular price $14.50, on sale at $9.45 special at $5.95, the balance to go at, each. "' P: lieved to be between §40,000 and $50,- authorities have succeeded In extract­ The sooner YOU 000, will not be estimated definitely un­ ing the shell, after making a Targe .. . $4.45 til an inventory is taken, it was learned excavation about It. The work de­ patronize our Print from Clarence H. Ryder, owner of the manded great precaution, as a shell Shop the sooner building. Saturday night's fire is the of a similar kind to the one buried $2.29 for Finest Parquet Linoleum ~ fifth that has occurred to the Ryder at Havay made a crater more than Your PRINTING business, although not in this building, 1,000 feet In diameter. since Its existence. problem is SOLVED This—our regular $2.95 quality—is the best value, the lowest price Hyman Jacobs lodge at Its regular Blind Doctor Smells Diphtheria. in years, lower to, than next! season's quotations. Just 1000 yards. The lot will meeting In Hiram hall, New Haven, Dr. Gutschall, of Blaln, Pa., who Is voted to give $100 to the community I Work Of Character be sold in any quantities desired, and, of course the price indicates that it won't blind, recently discovered the presence of diphtheria by smelling. As soon as Dr. Arthur H. Goodenough, pastor ol last long. :>-i • he entered the home of the sick chlid •Trinity Methodist Church, New Haven, he exclaimed, "I can't seev but 1 has been unanimously invited by Ills smell dlptherla." His diagnosis was This is simply an unusual happening, one that we advise parish, through Its official board, to correct serve another year. This action Is in The Advance taking advantage of while it lasts. > V accordance with the custom of the / v*V Methodist churches to call their pas­ Killed by Exploding Bottle. > (Floor Coverings, 5th Floor) ; Jv tors annually. Dr. Goodenough is now While a Warren, R. I., man waa Printing And V. U' finishing his sixth year as pastor of opening a catsup bottle at his dinner this church, which term is longer than table, the container exploded Into a Publishing Co. that of any preceding pastorate lu the hundred pieces. A triangular bit ot FORBES & WALLACE . . <80 years of its existence. glass was driven into his throat and Springfield, he died a few hours later.

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mrnm Sylvester L. Mitchell p'«3 innntYn1! ^ h(|,rrI,lf; lncl"stry in ful1 swing, the streets of Great Yarmouth, England, famous for decades for it* "Yar PLUMBING AND HEATING r,Uh B oater,s' 1,ml as «» tragedy scene in "Dayid Copperfield," are enlivened by the smilinfrosS faces of the w PAINT UP NOW Expert workmen 40 HIGH STREET I# -vest *T thf^Caledpnian homes to help in the preservation of the wonderful har- AND LET US DO IT FOR YOU LESLIE C. BRAINARD PHONE 196-3 (Test or tne sea. Tl.t fcirls work in trios and pool their earnings. Here they are salting the herring. GENERAL INSURANCE S. H. BODLEY THE LARGEST AGENCY IN NORTHERN CONN. Tel. 225-4 15 Russell Street Phono 7. 131 Pearl Street i im i> bibii iin i M. Menditto SHOE REPAIRING

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ft* 1- J. D'A VERSA Avidis Tatoian ALPHONSE TRUDEAU Tailoring, Cleaning, Pressing CONFECTIONERY AND CREAM GROCERIES AND CONFECTIONERY 'm / and Altering For Ladies 76 PEARL STREET and Gentlemen. 115 High Street Phone 246 77 PEARL STREET PHONE 333 Agent for Feigenspons Beverages V - C. ROGERS & CO. COAL & WOOD OPTICIANS & OPTICAL GOODS P. VERDLGLIO, Prop. Cameras and Photo Supplies EDWARD LEETE 471 Main St., FUNERAL DIRECTOR ying the corner stone of the National Victory Memorial building, which Is to be erected at Sixth and MATHEWSON COAL YARD Near Court Sq. Springfield. Washington. 20 WASHINGTON STREET — PHONE 107. OFFICE 45 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 180 MX Marshal Foch Sees the Liberty Bell W. J. B. IN SILK TOPPER George H. Cunningham e»^.w^«wAxx«.w<.xyA&v«ws#»»«v<18iij8^^r Shoes, Hosiery, Gents' Furnishings General Contractor and Builder m THERE IS NOTHING TOO LARGE OR SMALL FOR 55 PEARL STREET THOMPSONVILLE, CONN. US TO HANDLE IN THE BUILDING LINE TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS THOMAS SAVAGE & SONS

It Will Pay You to do Business with the, Most Reliable & Dependable The "Pearl" Confectionery Store BARONIAN BROTHERS Grocery in Town 100 Pearl St. Phone 333-3 Thompsonville, Conn. J. F. O'HEAR PEARL AND HIGH STREETS THOMPSONVILLE, CONN. -vis Did you ever .see William Jennings GEORGE M. MOORE Bryan In a high silk hat? The photog­ GARAGE S ' / rapher caught him in one as he was 16 PEARL STREET THOMPSONVILLE, CONN. • ''•'»* entering Continental liay in Washing­ ACCESSORIES OF ALL KINDS FOR THE CAR ton for a session of the armament con­ KEEP WITHIN THE LAW AND BUY VIOLET RAY LENSES ference. ENFIELD INN FIT ANY CAR—PRICE $3.00. Covers the Law in Any State ONLY SOCONY GASOLINE FOR SALE Hard Boiled. Agent for Firestone Tires (Guaranteed 3,500 Miles) The black-liaired waitress, very Enfield, Conn. Gus C. Henking, Managei and Goodrich Tires, Guaranteed. much out of sorts, sailed haughtily up to the table at which sat the s/qMy/asewit >\ ,, ' grouchy breakfast customer. She slammed down the cutlery, snatched When Marshal Foch visited Philadelphia the other day lie was taken to a napkin from a pile and tossed It in Regular Dinner Independence Hall, of course, and there contemplated witii reverence tlio Lib­ front of him. erty Bell. Then striking a furious pose: "Watha want?" she snapped. SERVED DAILY FROM 11 A. M. TO 8 P. M. "Coupla eggs," growled 'the cus­ FRANK P. SMYTH They Gave Him a Raft for Himself tomer. COAL AND WOOD "How ya want 'em?" $2.00 Per Cover "Just like you are."—From Life. OUR COAL IS THE KIND THAT SPARKLES WITH PENT UP HEAT. IT IS WELL SCREENED AND IN EVERY WAY SATISFACTORY. MONUMENT TO RABELAIS OFFICE, MAIN STREET. . Enfleld Street, Thomps"~vt , WANTED:—FAINTING AND PAPER HANGING ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN. FIRST CLASS WORK DONE i y*™ Edward Crcmbie GARFIELD AVENUE TELEPHONE 220-11 EPSTF':;'.- r-. --U LbS itwm Light an rteavy Trucking r.-.v V \v •>x

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close on Dec. 20th. The first 5 ' I? II'' Ladies Looking clays will be for the women of AN the parish and the last 5 days for ELECTRIC the men. FOR SOMETHING USEFUL AND DAINTY FOR The annual 'meeting of the Father £ Matthew Temperance Society will is CHRISTMAS CAN FIND IT HERE, be held next Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Boy Scout rooms. SSi The business will include reports Fancy Bureau and Tabls Scarfs, embroidered linen, 29c to $ 1.50 of fficers for 'the past year and election of a new board of officers. Xmas Tree lighting Outfits—Mazda Bulbs Curtains and Drapery Fabrics, Madras and Swiss, variety of Action will also be taken on the Xmas celebration to be given un • patterns, per yard, 15c to 75c. der the auspices of the various Pine Shaped fancy colored lamps, per set • • z' organizations in town. The annual communication of Extra Bulbs - Mazda Candle Shaped, each ,30 Dainty Camisoles, Siik and Crepe de chine, $1.00 to $3.00 Doric Lodge, 94, A. F. and A. iM., for the election of officers and the Extra Bulbs — Mazda Pine Shaped, each - .25 Muslin Corset Covers, 34c to 75c hearing of reports "will be held this evening at the lodge headquarters Extra Bulbs - Assorted Colors Crepe de chine Chemise $2.00 to $4.00 on iHigh street. A social hour .25 and collation will foljow the busi ness session. V.V At a meeting of the members EXTRA SPECIAL - 16 Light Outfits with transformer, „ of the Carpenter's Union held Mon-| day evening in Emmett Hall the fancy bulbs, animals and Kewpies $14.50 J. f. MAKOVECKAS readjustment in the wages of the carpenters was discussed. The Japanese Hand Painted Shades Boudoir Lamps • • $6.00 members .took ifavorable action on y 51 PLEASANT STREET the slight reduction per day in their pay and a committee was Miller Standard Boudoir Lamps $7.50 appointed to notify the contractors of their decision. m :'r' This evening in the parish hous- Miller Table Antique Bronze, Florentine, French $13.00 of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, m the annual meeting of the men's aS Miller No. 2600, 16-inch Table Lamp, Special $10.95 club of the church will be held m Officers 'will be elected and reports m FREE BIBLE LECTURE of the retiring officers heard. A social hour and" card tournament will follow the business meeting at Subject which the principal speaker will m be "Col." James Anderson Oi m Springfield. All members are m urged to be present. "Millions Now Several from this village at­ tended the chicken Ipie supper held last evening in the Suffield School m Living Will Gymnasium by the ladies' aid so­ m ciety of iSacred /Heart church. Suf­ *fe': fleld. There was also a sale oi Never Die" Home made candy and useful Christmas articles. Largely attended funferal ser­ Sunday, Dec. 11th vices were held last Thursday af­ Universal Electric Grills $12.00 and $15.00 ternoon for 'Mrs. Hazel (Stetson) HEATING AT 3 P. M. Chouinard, wife of Walter Chouin- Seven Cup Percolator, Westinghouse $15.00 Waffle Irons ard, in the United Presbyterian PADS . J5vv'- Church at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Seven Cup Percolator, Universal $13.00 Special at $16.00 mr INSTITUTE HALL George -Whiteside, pastor, officiated Guaranteed Electric Heat­ There were numerous and beautiful Other Percolators • $ 12.50 and up Hazardville, Conn. floral tributes. • Burial was in tin ing Pads, featuring the family plot in the IThompsonville Toasters from $6.75 to $8.00 Electric Chafing Cemetery. Simplex at $10.00 BY A one act play entitled ''Mon­ The Latest Universal Reversible $8.00 Dish day" was given in .the Enfield High school Thursday afternoon, follow­ WHY A HOT WATER BOTTLE Westinghouse Toaster Stove $10,00 A quality gift, $19.00 J. F. KURBITZ ing the business meeting of the a of Springfield, Mass. Thompsonville Parent Teachers' S3 For The This iecture has comforted multitudes bereaved by the World REDUCE FIRE RISK BY HAVING War, epidemics, and attending sorrows. So great has YOUR CHIMNEY CLEANED Women Folk been the demand that it has been amplified and published in BY book form, including 500 Scriptural Proof Texts. Thosa m not able to hear the lecture may have a copy by sending m m 25c to the I. B. S. A., 48 Pynchon St., Springfield, Mass. GEO. HARGRAVES m 160 MAIN ST. NO COLLECTION SEATS FREE Over Steele's Drug Store. m

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Franklin Theatre PLAY SAFE For the Boudoir Every evening at 7.30. Saturday, Matinee at 2; eve. 7 and 9 Put on your Weed Chains be­ Washing Electric fore the accident, not after. Curling Irons $6.25 - $6.75 Thursday, Dec. 8—United Artists presents Mary Pickford in Machine Cleaners Let your motto be- 0 La Vida Vibrators $7.00 "Pollyanna" • Everyone in the house "chip in" and The leading makes priced, from Never wait till it snowg or Utility Flat Iron - - $7.00 Friday, Dec. 9—First National, Charles Ray in "Scrap Iron.' rains, get Mother a real gift—a gift that $45.00 up to $65.00. Easy termsl To think of repairing or buy­ divorces her from household drudgery. Boudoir Lamps • • • •.$6.00 serial. Comedies. ing your chains, Fair and square Service. For the man who can look the Saturday, Dec. 10—Select Special, "Dangerous Paradise/ (world in the face, Do Your Christmas Shopping Now. We Deliver Any Jp^- Screen Snapshots. Is the man who's 'prepared f&i f Serial, "Yellow Arm." SO GO TO ZACE. mm • tr" Day You Say. Cash or Easily Arranged Terms. Sunday, Dec. 11—Realart, Mary Miles Minter in "Her Winning Have your chains inspected s Way." 2 reel comedy. Weekly News. and repaired. a Monday, Dec. 12—Fox, Pearl White in "Know Your Men." v2 Radiator repairing, anif de­ • reel Comedy, Clyde Cook in "All Wrong." natured alcohol for sale. i Tuesday, Dec. 13—R. C. Production "Black Roses." Serial, fe- The Northern Connecticut S "Sky Ranger." Weekly News. ZACE'S Wednesday, Dec. 14—Goldwyn Special, "Man From Lost River." Light "and Power Co. & Don't Miss It. Serial "Son of Tarzan." , Pathe Comedy TIRE SHOP TELEPHONE 300 1 | featuring Snub Pollard.", NORTH MAIX ST. op MJJblC

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