A aits S - Southington Library and Museum

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The New• t• an Indspendent
New•paper l•deamn'lng to
Pnonote the B•t Intereat•
of a F•ward Lookin• Town.
A Weekly
vmg SouthJngte•,
m the Population
hess Center of
VOL. LXXXH, NO. 28
$1 Per Year, in advance
Soon To Repair,
Paint Several
W. BAILEY
HONORED BY
BORO BOARD
Town Schools Resolution On Late Burgess
SOUTHLNGTON, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1933
0-UTH TInN2JA
oN; ,,f I MEyAI2HTERS
The Marion Fire Company, th• I he Marina f•re house wa• corninfant
umt of Southmgton's fire- /,ht•d In August, 1917. at a total
flghtel., is at the same tmle one ,(•st of $6•4 51 The •ost above the
of tile most independent and anl appropriation •as cared for b) tile
Adopted By Board; No Ac- hmou, g.,up, m the departrn•lt .,emb,'r• of th• •oulpan) Tile
tion Taken To Fill Vacancy. Reahzli•g tile llec•sslty of a fire .hair,. curtam• and all mtermt
...... Entered- at the post •
Pubhshed Every Friday tag:on, Coma., a• •
sov TON Wide Highway
HDW. CO. TO ,
A aits S
MEET JULY 25
St•'kholders To El•-t Dire'tors
F'ot Next Term: Act,•-
Traffic
it) At Plant [ncrea.•ed
COMMI•EE MUST F•4, uar) •. 1915. m the Mar, Ih, old vagus. •heel •tm attd
SAFEGUARD SOME
OLDER BUILDINGS
$4,100 AVAILABLE
FOR MANTENANCE
OF A.LL SCHOOLS
RECEIVE
BACK PAY
...... Ithe nleetlII g Th•s commattee con .-vd Thruugh the efforts of the tht•
All Town Employ• To Get were dragon up b) a ¢onmuttee I The men aho composed •e fits* ['he sign t• m use today
TI) T •,lxE TRII'
TO WORIA) FAIR
()FFI('IA L.q-I
T(I THREE
Fi)R ('OI.LEGE
I.E\ El.LING OF
F(II.LOWS
OF TROLLEY
T Percd Welch, chmrman of
the cormmttee m charge of school
lepairs, announced yesterday that
he will receive bids from pah•tlng
contracters on the cost of pamting
the outrode of several of the buildings
in the Southington school ayetom.
There are a number •f buildings
which are in such conch:ion
that they need a coat of paint on
the outside not only to preserve
the wood but te g•ve them a more
presentable appearance.
Although the committee on
school repairs has not yet figured
the extent te which it wtll recondltion
the schools for the coming
term, there are a number of re-
town employes up to the first of [ The re•olutton.- adopt,-d h• the
July and mean• that the tov. n is boai,] fo]lo,•
HALT DIRT
vMue of the school• will be semous- ROAD WORKih°r e... har,,o w l;a,l ,
pairs that are absolutely necessary
will be made, however, as the budget
prepared by the school board
allows only $4,100 for maintenance
of the plant The mchwdual items
m the budget follow repair of
builchngs, $2,200, repair and replacement
of lighting, heating and toad program was halte• Wedensplumbing
equipment, $1,000, re- day tn ord'et to check up oil what •holesou e• gent tqnaI• h.. g.ont.
WORD "STOI'"
()N STREETS
ST.VI'E (;RAN(IE
I'I('NI(' At'(;. 3
•,,
f,lh,•mg the trolley:
200 re air and replacement ofi •lll
need attention and the pla•ter] The work which was started on be s•rood In our records and a Itmn of an attempt to buil•_glLre t•a loss of h•s ba•. 40 tons of[at the 1•aff• hghl•
sh•td•a•h•. M•y of •[Buckl•d strut several w• a• copy be sent to h•s family Jacob] h°usear°se On December fS,•l•, •P and a•ut 20 head of cattle and tlank•dh •v•f•,>ht,•la.-, h,gh pr+++-t of th,
ligh•ng, h•tl• •d pl•bing[mree •nths of• male of the road conumt•[e" [what couht be done to bnng the fire •,a. the partml third.Ion of ,t,a,t ,,er,,
•ulpm•t Some of the sm•ayslon the east end of ('u•l• strut lmatte• l.fore the to,,n m•tlng • the g,l•er.tl .tory m Marion A•light....
Chairman Welch announced that
no work w•il be done on the buildi•ge
until more information concerning
the repairs needed and the
finance available has been secured.
He stated that the work is very trnportant
because if the buildings
and their equipment are not properly
cared for, deterioration caused
by lack of attention will prove.
costly to the" "•own in the future.
"'it is in the best interests of the!
taxpayers that the buildings and
equipment of our school system be
kept in the best condition possible,"
he said.
-TOWN GETS
FEDERAL AID
APPLICTIONS
First Selectman Tolles Find It
Necessary To Hire Extra
Clerks For Added Work.
First Selectman Louis G. Tolles
ha• announced that the town has
received applications to be filled
out for federal aid to be granted
ett•ce and towns in the country.
The applications require a large
amount of detail and ask for. a
complete survey of the entire costs
of the outside poor of the town. Because
of the extra work necessary
to fill out the applications:
Toiles found that extra'elerlm were
needed to compile the flgureo• •nd
make the statement. Individua•
•ast•, must be given in tho town's
_.•st•tome.n•and must s
money has been expended montl•v.
•he etdtement will show the e•aet
cost of, food, rents, clothing and
all other forms of aid that have
been #vcu. -
T]•e magnitude of the task
be readily seen in the fact that the
outstds •eor of the town have cest
about $50,000 this year and some
200 famtlice have been •
aid. The tabulation of the figures
aio•.e will take ¢•msiderabh•
A ..•pecifled time has been set to
place the report in the hands of the
•o•v•ernmcut• •sston.
• ?y•t'the present "time, Mr. Tollso
-•satd n• p•ns have bee• made•on-
ma• of •e town faro have •lWa•rbury tu•ap•ke by Judge d [ __ -- t. p.Hnh*d ,,xet ,n lh•, r,,,ar fmur, ]•h, I,•-at ,,:aug, r- ,,r, h,,.r- , Single- To Repot
hor•s will • used for work on yesterday The cos.. totall• $21-..wn Store uonunul•S;
\ 4.ME DEI.EGATES FOR
the •o•d• du•l•g the •t f•lg,, Jokn Se•r of Pot•vlll#, Pa
IX•GION CONVENTION
FURNITURE PRICES
RISE 40%; FURTHER
INCREASE PREDICTED
tles, furniture has increased about
40 per cent. in price, according to
a statement made yesterday by
Henry Brenner, manager of the
Southmgton Furniture company.
He stated that a further increase
of nearly 40 percent has been predicted
for the near future
According to reports, a large
number of people are taking advantage
of the present comparatively
low prices. Furniture dealers
are running sales in order to supply
the demand of purchasers
who are tr•ng to satisfy their
•eeds for furniture before the
rices rise further.
and L°uise Str°udwereflned $251 8 Months Cost $12 523
quentmg The co•ts amount• tot 9 Johnson have beer: nam+.d dele
$1795 Anna Ross of New York•
I ISTS HOURS
amount• to $1705 &ll four plead-ldemand for outside pt•*r ' "f' • N• l-ml.• •¢t•.•24 •, 2• lttr
ed •dtv to the char•s lod•d F•rst Sele•maii Tol]es s.t.•
man of Waterbury represented ' opened, until July 7 th, •,,wn that dehnquent :axe- •dl pay-
•s amount• to $975 and •e Wedm,sda). and Thut•la)•. 9 a
was ass• the •s of •e •u• man said. have made poambh..av-',5 p m, and 7 p m to 8 p m
when a ch• of dri•ng •. m• as h•gh as 50 per cma on•aturdays q a m to 12 noon and
Conn•flcut
dflver's licen•, •me
Eighteen Youngst "s
Arrive
f•stuffs and rather .• p m to 8 p m Lnj.)mg a hrwf •e•tp•. from
• WIN•TED A (' WED
wre $5.40. canned mdk Wheat has be, t, Im..... aml ,,he htO fr.m Ne• York c•ty
Causes Both Comic ,n ...ag.o.,,,,,,,,..,.o.ge.,•:m. o£ the Ne• York Tribune
And Near -s. ra e ,,es •ak of 221 •arlier In the w,,, year th. :ge,..< B 30 o'colek W•nesday<
evening of the eommit• which ha• made
0 Mr. To•es poin• out that men at R•reation Park. The Win• atonements for the youngster%
A •under, •1 and •in and sMdded in• Cbeshi• •fore am •ken off the aid li• a• •n • h• ]• •he p•t defea• the announc• that a free group of
•ing out of •nt•l •d tu•mg as they ob•n work and the • Br•klyn Colored Grants and the children have •n accom•tat• m
• for •e •t • M•'at •he• hi•ay has •o fu•er •ntrol over their Detroit Clowns, two teams widely I•al homes
•u•in•n and n•r vi•ni•, w• •m• h•g •e cr•h, •sh• personal finan•s. If th• • }aid •wn throughout the count•, T• children arr•'ed l•t Friday
• by the el•en• yes•rday • the s•ne a• •t•t• the off, Mr. Teiles said, and aul • r• and others of their calibre. This •ftern•n and wdl remain he• un-
•n •th • comic and •r• •r•ns •ath the t•ck. sumS, the town mu• meet their sepson it has •aten the Sawtt July 28, when they will •ke
near tra•c eff•. •th t[• on The t•ck was•dly •ma• and living expenses but •nnot assume •ms of Ha•ford twwe. The •mn- the 1 04 o'cl•k tram from Mem-
•e d• pav•en• •u• a i• load, •n down duck e•, w• any res•nsibilitl• for •ck bills •d• will ' prem" nt . the same hneup den, •und for New York. In
light t•ck • •d •d tu• • d•r•. and •n insi• that •y in.me sue •t humbl• AIb•e B•th's Chev- of the homes where •ey a• living,
on the Milldale-Cheshire road near Tim •orm that caused the wet
the state ]•lghway garage, injuring
however, did not touch
two persons. Sebastiuno Cianct of towns anti-cities and motorlets
98 Lafeyette street, New Britain,
coming into this section were
.f the car, was cut about surp•d to find the large puddles
head and his wife, Rosa, received
of water resulting" from the near
a broken collar bone, oon-
delu•e. Ha|lstensa, Mthoogh not
tuei6ns on the head anti,lacerations
a•out the body. Their five yea•
old son, riding•betwee• them on
the acci-
X. AI,FANO IS
SttELL
%'F'I'E\II INST•II,I I,'l'lON Itt,- retaln,•l his
irl,d,•t • Houston; V.
and Mllhe I ilia. l{t,l lJ,onard F it,rand.• v*on by default•
Requa. Angehnt tad Marie Gut Fontana, M In•lido
tills. M • X. 1Ilia, t Martul, .lo•e .I Alfano elimtnat•
Mar) l•lno, MI Dicker.on. The s•ond round:•
Charles [hPalermt• Mr• E May-•eltmmat• b. Owen,
nard. Ethel kraft, Vrs Wdham'Joy won by defa•t ov•
F•her, Grace Aud•tere, Mi• R. W. •urlbut
,Nelhe Turner, Margay: Passe- •ld, •3, 9-•; F.
non:, Miss Nelhe Turner, Anna a• D. Joy, 4•,
and Frances Maddohna, Mre. Wfl- tNllo eHminat•
lets, Catherine Lu R•o, M•. @2• •3; A.
Imuts W•, Dorrl- Price, M•. A. Pe•, •1, 1-6, •7; K.
H Pattern, Cannella Gagi•rdi ei•natM J.
them must go to current expenses isa last Wednesday A win over the they are given beth board and Mrs. Edward Burkhardt, Mar Alfano eliminated-M=
rather than back bills. Mr. Tollea Wlnsted nine places the Laundry room. In others, the generosity of Janowitz, Mrs E Hobson; and 6-0.
said he pointed this out because of nine on a par with any team in its those who were not able for some Ethel Pfeifer, Mms Mary Fischer..--In the semi
,qugstions raised concerning some class in the state reason to take them tn their own The lo•al committee of the Frelda eliminated C. Joy.
iof those who have been on anJ off homes has enabled the committee Air Fund follows: William •. W•lsh eliminated
the a•d list. MARRIAGE INTENTIONS to pay the beard expense in homes Smith, chairman; Mrs. 6-1,•-5; V.
Mr. Tol]es also' said that the net • wh•re they were placed. Burkhardt, secretary; Rev. Spinello, 6-1, 6-4;'.
quite the size of the proverbial c•t of welfare aid for the flsoal . Marriage intentions have been Vartous parties and other activ- C. Greesmith, Rev. George G. eliminated K.
gso•eeggs, were sufficient size to year will be about $51,000. From fried at the office of Town Clerk ities are bMng planned for the chil- Hackeoechuh, Rev. C. E.
In the
cause p•eple to fbar fo• their car i other t•wns and from the state Harry H. Merrill by Mathew Mar- drep in the near future. Many of Philip King, Rev.
roofs and windows• Umbrsllaleas about $20,000 will be received tow- afino, 21, sen of Mr. and Mrs. Je. them for the first time are enjoy- Rev." Arthur
A]funo
and hatless persons caught on the ard the total Marafino of 82 North Leon- ins hot dog roasts and in Rev,
6-2, to
which lma been , arid T•esa r•al Persons who

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NEWS
Town Newspaper for SoutJrln&'tOll
arul Viduity.
Albert l. Prince. Editor.
W. Prince. Business MaIl1Ljfer.
aa Second-Class Mall Matter ilt the
Southlnjfton Postolflco
Publlahed Every Friday
Address. 2'l North Main Street
Southina'ton. Connectioot
Sub8cription $1 Per Year
PHONE 15
That Is the telephone number of
Southington News tor new!!. ad·
and clrculs tlon calls.
Friday, July 21. 1933
FINE TOOTHI!'lG THE Bl'DGET
A rigorous study of the toll II budget
to be under \I ay and It I" very poSSIble
every item that goe, Into tht. llnnual
WIll go undel clo," 'CI UtlllY No
object to such a "fine tuoth comba
budget III the,;e day" as II matter of
it is a gratifying ~Ituatlon \I hen SIzeable
of CItIzens IIldlcate a de~ire to kno\l
what their town government does for
and how much each hranch of such serbe
made publtc a suffICIent length
for pubhc conSIderatIon III advance
annual town meetlllg III October Thus
opportunity IS gIven for full knoll ledge
is going on. for some ses>lon, of the
board. at whIch budget Items an'
are open to the pubhc and there
of chance to question to\l n offiCials
what they want and \Vh) the) \lant It.
in view of thiS deSire of til(' Tax·
League Ii'IId other, ttl ,tud \ budget
.the Southington Sp\\, I' glad to off,',
for expres,lOli of Opllllllll UII the
as a whole and Items that go to make
total. This paper "III be glad to I'eto
publish letters beanng on thIS
important subject.
League contimles Its drive for a 20
rate for the coming fiscal year The
will be glad to receive commulllcatlon"
on this phase of the budget questIOn.
DR. CllTTIN(; HO-';ORED
the fifth SUCCp",\(, time VI A J
has been named ~, recorder of the
fec:tic:ut state denta I commbsion.
~Q,h(lUt the state III dentlsb' office, are
found certIficates SIgned by this well
Southington citizen and all hiS fellow
are glad of the contlllued recogniitP..t'1lI-d,'lI
him for his servIce to th~ state
his profession.
OUR FIRE COMPANIES
News with thIS issue hegln, a ,er·
on important orgalllzations in
We trust they WIll prove of inthe
readers of this paper. Too often
that we know far too little about our
'town, about its folks and about the
around us. The series stmi.s with
of the firs companies that make up
INTERESTING GLIMPSES
AT SOME EARLIER DAYS
AUiUst 10. 1883)
I
the Southington fire depart.ut!nt. Few towns
with volunteer departments are as well served
as is Southington and this IS 111 part due NUTRITIC>N HEL'PS
to the fact that these comprullt's have been
real lustory to the1l credIt WId throughuutloO-___________ ....;:;-:-:;.·;___________·ll
the years they havp iJutlt up Ii spmt of com·
munity service and devotIOn to duty WIth
whIch each new recruIt IS speedtly Implessed. Thl: Bureau of Home Economics,
RIvalry 1Il die fIre service. between compailles.
probably expre~sed. leads to effICien­
t.: S Deparment ol A~c:ulture
t). and such effICiency Soutl11ngton surely
iJa, seen The red sh11i., and leathI'I belb 'of
WI earltel day have gl vell II "Y to the blue
urufonn. but the spmt I~ the sallle alllollg of their ~kJl1
.:;tatJOn will be well cared for
• • • •
fire flght~rs "' It a.Iway~ has been.
Striekland has moved, The rapid advance of the eJect·
Haven where his business' nc hghtmg dunng the past fe-w
I years has developed an tndustn'
• • • I from Its character must interest
Bradley and wife are all. and Inasmuch as several gen·
two weeks at the Island tlernen ha ve taken c;teps toward
Stone Creek. I the InVt>stlgRtlon of this subject
• • • With a view, If practicable, of In-
Southworth and Wife are' troduclng It to our VIllage, a few
nf".ar ,of Its advantages Will be here pre­
..... ted
two
spending two weeks
old home In
Rhode, Island.
~lndrl.w·s
Hugh(",.8
~r~~!"~ among the
-the state, was
as a guest of
,exprea8e;d him·
.,. Leen bUggested that an
h
fICIt'IllI!;'.::., pltrtlculart\ to vegeta- st. JJ,'> 10 mmutes
a.ntl-kldnapmg secret sel'Vlce be
III th€'ll' commurllcatlOn .... th!: It' of rl::'tund for \\ elf'lre ald .md' l~ ctft'l'teJ b\ hCllt alld water 21' ldllUttlli.
person in Marton, It only costs une
" : 'I \I d\ t'reolllc thest' diffIculties Ko" 'I 16 edl lzed 1 'L
\\ I II rna k f' no .... pt'(.,lui effort to g't't mont'\ for I f I'. ,1 J
lil.d
m unl s , 7lI cent becaus~ they have no carrier
tu tl\l'ld tlut!lUH usses ~ ar ll.~ pared, sliced, boil 25 w 30
system. It you live In Plar.tsv.ile
a public \\o,k ... proJect Of ('OUI:.E' nIl\' pn ... la:. ~H"3Ilrli:', thffel'Cnt rules apply m ,Jtl'"
and \I, ant to send one to
J(''''t, e\.cept a nl::'\\ po .... t otfice, that I .... filHUICpd tl' the lvd one cent so that it costs three
to SO
The Plantsville
one- bundrN1ths of a doll a I
\'Hllt't'rl ofl a 30 71) pt?l' l'PIIt IJH. .... j ... thtl ![o\f'rn,1 H.ddll!? 11 .t l'u\ered dish, a cas·
L
Ul .ltt'-
lIlt"flt III fHU--! ('a~t'''' ¥"1\H1¥" ~(I !Jt:'l rt'~lIt ut' tht"-t'I,,!t, o:f,l'lulllf..'hshei! tlie same pur- TUI ~ ~rffJlS 12 Sibs I. boll
• • •
Our latest lUventlOn IS the tune· National Bank
f..'o .... t alld IU:UllIlK tilt' olh"1 711 tJt-'1 et'lit II the: !Ju.,t II, \t ~t"ttitolt's thut ('/:111 be cook- ~\ U rnlnute~
ful soup guzzler. For years people
pn'Jt'l't I ...... ul'h a:- to a .....:-.Ul'p \\olk lUI U .. Ize_it'd \\'Ithuut uddf'd y,atel Panning,
have been annoped by other people
ahle number of men But almo"l,t aT1\,thin n i lil lWklllg' III :.l. C'U\'f;'red pan on top
I h S I go I "f the ,tme, U'll\g httle or no wa- LOW COST MENU
who have audible soup habits. Now
\I lIC ,out llllg"ton ,pendsmon('\ no\\.\\heth-,ter. " another apphcatlOn ol the FOR ONE DAY all tbat WIll be done away witb.
er It he fOI new huildlll!n' or what not, would same pnnclple. and can be used
The tune soup guzzler is a
most'surely IIlCl'l?a.";;e the town'g budget in for a conSiderable variety of veg- --.; I,. C""----------.J gadget very R.uch Uke tbe cornmon I
or garden variety straw It is
the comlllg ~ I'ar, With an additIOnal cost of ctables " h d best Oatmeal Break/ad - Toast made of metal, however, with holes, Watch Your Bank
ope! atlon and mamtenencp and \\ Ith tha ..- 10\\ .:"tt'lllIllllji:; tl l f IS h t e d' st'Con t! Tomato Juice for youngest child covered by glass, In the sides. A
tax rate denwnd tlUlt w1l1 not die f'll' ",\,ol'al IW lI)t
_" ~nllJ!{ food 10m t \'alut'." e stall Many pOln vegeta 0 pr("1
I' (adults)-Milk (chlldren little instrument attached to the
Account Grow
years the tO\\ n will feel obliged to watch It> b I es can he steam ed I Jlrm'..o'J" ~---
upper end play, all the popular
pennIes just a." many citizens arE' dOIng as Bolllnj;(, tht' commonest method, Racon-New Beets and Beet Tops tunes inciudmg "Isn't It Romantic/'
as the soup passe! through it.
Once
regards theIr personal affall's, But \\ e hope ('all~ for -I ~ cooked separately, seasoned with
the fE"deral money for unemployment I'ehef \('nt \ORR of food values Three 1m· »acon dripPings, and served to-
The colored soup, passing by
glass covered holes, adds a very
\\ lil be speedily forthcomlIlg. portant pOint;.. to observe are I gether)
these
Corn Muffins
pleasing elYect. May be had In
Cook \I'~etahles only lonl{' H1('e with Lemon Saure--Milk three types; the grandfather. with
€noUKh tv make t1'1e-m tender but
all.
an arrangement for curling the
The ,tate government h ha\'lng It.., leav€' them firm In texture
S"PPM
mustache while in use; the baby,
tloubles thp,e day, 1Il an attempt to cl~"1 fv Cook tht"m In as little water as Grated Raw Carrot Salad equipped With a large net to keep
Its 7.000 employes. Of course. 1.000 01 mo;e posslhle Some, lIke spinach, m just Cottsge Cheese-Bread '" Butu!r the nervous infant from falling in·
to
on the ,tate hsts wel'e gIven double cub In the v.ater that dlIlgs to the leaves
Shced Peaches
the soup; and the lady nicotine,
a ftt'r v. very useful for a ladle's cigarette
hulaneH. The ba..'lc salanes of thell pOSitIOns
ashmg Brussels sprouts Milk for children
E. S. Todd.
9Jld c8ullflowf'r. on the other hand,
holder- after the meal is over.
income.
were 10\\ ered and then they sustained the
Pruident
net; water enough to cover I
tuneful soup guzzl~r has also
D. S. Blakeslee.
8 to 16 per cent cuts Imposed throughout the s:Arve the cookmg liqUid If pos· SUNDAY DINNER shown great value in prying up
Vice Pruident
state servl~e Naturally, there ha..' been a slbl~~ for It contams much of the SUGGESTIONS
stubborn wmdows. holding. up tbe
P. C. Woodruff here.
howl We have not. naturally, heard an~' complants
fl'om the nellrh' 1.000 emplo\ es whose Vitamins dIss,..lved In cookmg the
J. W. Upson.
mtll~l substances and some of the
cover of the ice box and in cleaning
out old drains.
Tf'eG8Uf'ttr
\ egetable GrsVles, sauces, SOups, By ANN t>AGE
• • •
ba.-',IC ~alanE':' \\ere II1cl'f'R..",~d a.'" H l'e~lllt of
A ••'t Tf'8lUur.,.,.
lind sea.!mnings can be made With
We understand there is a movement
on foot to reduce fire msur·
Lhe I PC],,,,, fl(,lItlon
tlll~ cookmg liquid, if It IS 1I0t fea­
We as Americans, do not reall7.e
how fortunate we are to have ance rates on public buildmgs.
nil the peache. we can eat WIthout
• • •
Govprnor Cro,' h~, left for Cahformll
straining our food budgets. Fre The steamroller rolling down
to attend the Governors' Conference III 'Fnsco.
We have lIO doubt that Connecticut's
shilUng apiece.
up our ailey
qUimtly in England they cost a dnveway. by the News was
• • •
• • •
An f'lectnc hght IS the physieal
phenomena of the transformatIon
of electrical currents into heat. If
this transfonnation takes place between
twO' carbon points a light of
great brilliancy is produced, All
that is nece.sary to light the lamp.
IS to turn a switch. They do not
nicker nor do they vitiate the air
of rooms No !ire that can be at·
tributed to this lill"ht ha. ever tak·
en place.
• • •
The iron bridge is completed and
open for travel.
• • •
no acceptance toof handicap
schoolm~'ter III politics WIll make an excellent
ImpreSSIOn upon the westerners
hs\e not been runmng for several
day" on ac{'ount of the scarcIty of
papf'r
",Ible to serve It With the vegetablf'
,tsel f
These same rules apply also for
conserving the flavor For texture.
short cooking IS the thmg As to
color, .... hol-t cook mg. In,salted water
and uncovered, WIll produce
1'.1."1'1'" accordmg to pre-s('nt appeur· III the Easte-rn States may he got
un{'('s A numbf.r of enU'les have- from the fact that fn'e Ice hou::-es
alread~ bee-n rN"f'I\'e-d
wei e burned In Massachusett..'r I
Dressing
Tea or , Colfee
Milk
.
M odium C

District Deputy Lothalr Siegel
Officiates; Officers Of
Five Lodges Installed.
FUNK'S
Newly elected officers of five
lodges of the Knights of Pythals
were installed Tuesday evening at
the Red Men's hall, Southington by
Distrmt Deputy Loth•ar I." Siegel
of New
Britaul and hts staff. Ofricers
of the following lodges
were installed Wllham Berry
lodge of Southmgton, St. EL.no
lodge of New Britain, W
L Morgezt
lodge of New limtam, Sesstous
lodge of Fore.trills and the l•-
iron lodge of Plamvtlle. 200 members
of the lodges were present at
the II•stal]atlo• A p•gra•n of el3-
MID-SUMMER
SALE
CONVENIENCE
rustic ice-tray releasing--
FREE
QUALITY
• n• F_•/GIDAZRE
terior, every dotal reflects
Frigidaire the choi=
lion mo•€ bnye• d•m
Dramatic Demonst•:ion at Our Showroom Don't Miss Itl
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The Business Directory
AWNINGS
AWNINC•S
EDDY AWND4G &
DECORATING CO.
231 Arch Street
New Britain, Conn.
FLORISTS
FLOWERS
FOR
ALL
OCCASIONS
NYREN BROS., Florists
866 Bristol St. Phone 710-2
Southingten
FUEL OIL
Phone 17-
Now for Prompt Service on
Range and Furnace Off
C. A. COWLES, Inc.
Plantsville
Ser•m•
the Women
of
Southington
for the
past
22 yearn
Connecticut
SL
MEN'S AND BOY'S WEAR
Men's-Young
Men's-Boy's
Clot.hiQ,g...
Furmshings
... Hats
Style•Quality•Value
WUCHERT and
LAKE
fo•narly with Bes•w-Leland
142 Main St. New Britain
We will build you a monument
or mark• for aa little mm•ey as*
possible considering the best quality
obtainable.
WM. J. LUBY
142 Hanover St., Mertden, Conn.
OPTICIANS
W. KENNETH GRAHAM
Optometrist
Room 215 -- Wilcox Block
Phone 8217
80 Colony St. Meriden
S. H. WOOD & SON
Optometrists and Opticans
242 Main St. New Britain
Eyes Ezamln•L--Gla•s••
PERMANENT WAVING
-Permanent $4
To the end o• this month
West Main 8• TeLS•
r a PowEa
Sontbington
TOWN GETS
! Officers of Wlliam Berry L•dse
l who were installed are ehoncellor
I commander, LeRoy Dutton ; vies
'chaz•cellor commander, Nelson Nor
maid, prelate Nelson H. Dowries,
master of work, Ma• Lm•mer,
,master at arms, Harry Bradley,
Ins,de g•ar• ,Sampson Smith; outislde
g•ard, Byron F Allen, representative
h3 the grand lodge :for
,two years, Fre•e•ck A Smith; alcommltte•,
F reder•ck A Smith.
'Max Lmm•er and Juhus M Carley
•OLD BEECHER
ST. SCHOOL
WILL STAND
Building To Be Vacated Only
Temporarily And Will Be
Available If Needed.
Superintendent of Schools Her-
*sehel S. Libby announced that the
•,old Beecher street •choo], which
I being vacated for the n•t •l
Item. will • kept tn •a• •d
[•ll • available whenever
The •ova] of st•en• who
•would normMly a[•nd c• in
the old B•er st• •h•l • the
•[y an •nomy m•sure As
. cl• a• smaller •an usual •d
some clas• have •n doubl•
for the n•t •, class •
•e b•ent of •e new
s•t •l are available • vacating
•e •der •I, the•
of h•, hghtlng and J•
•ces a• e]imina• The
BEGINS TODAY
Hundreds of home furnishing items are
offered you in a great store-wide sale; everything
a t p r e- i n fl a t i o n purchases, bought
while factories were selling at depression
"lows."
You will get the benefit of THAT,
plus our Sale Markdowns... your last chance
to beat Inflation prices.
Take Advantage of
Now!
Mr. D. R. Funk, who just returned from the recent (;rand Rapids
and Chicago furniture markets, reports price advances from 10%
to 40%. He also found the opinion of manufacturers to be that Januar)
1st would find prices 50qt higher than no•.
Our entire stock was bought before an)
price adwance.
C. FUNK & SON, Inc.
II PROSPECT ST.
OPEN SATI'RDAY EVENINGS
PERSONALS
Miss Mary Hammer of North
Haven Is being entertained by her
PHONE9227
"QUALITY FURNITURE SINCE 1S65'"
OTHER EVENINGS B•
BRISTOL
APPOINTMENT
..... * 'roan Clerk tiarrF H Merrll] Richard Daley of 166
andMr•
Merrill are spending ava- I•treet, spent several days
(.atmn at Block Island Icock Lake
, Mrs Martin G Kavanaugh and I Mms Margaret Curran of
as the gue-ts of Mr and Mr• Er- far)ul) a• I MIs• Anna O'Netl OflAcademy street has returoe•
nest Howell i Eden a.e•u, •th Mrs John Fotgt a v•cataon spent at Cresent
cousin, Miss Mary Wrinn of Eden
Re• lob. Leach "of Blair, Ohm, Of•acatmnSe) mourto behavespentleft mf°r Lebanona shor•
Spm.gs. N Y, as l•esta of Mrs Mrs Pasquaie Palmierl
has returned home after havmglJohn Gmffen.
(laughter Ro•e of 452 Main
Miss Helen Dooll•tie of Eden avenue
is the gaest of her g-r•ndpar-
of h•s parents, Mr and Mrs And- M•.s Edith Flynn of Plamwlle. l&th.
spent the past week as the g'ue-t I
[ are spending the week at Polnt'•
ents, Mr. and Mrs Emery Doollttle
• J, and Mm• Grace Skelly of I
bury
lew Leach
turnpike.
of the Memden-Wate•- Ne• Bmtam are guest• of Mms I M•ss Mflhe Wagenbretme•
of New Haven
Mac Mulligan at her home on Ma-lthe recent guest of her auntt
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Matych
of New York city and Mr. and nue, son of Mr and Mrs Wllham
Howard boohttle of Eden ave-
pte street, Maroon I 1. Peck of Marion.
Mrs. Jossph Cnshing of Pr•-Jdence,
R. I., were the recent gueste tt to'New York
Dooltttle, has returned after a v•s-
A delegetmn •,f the Star of G

80UTltINGTON SULY21, .• •,., '.
. ITARY LAUNDRY WINS .,il
[OVER FALCON NINE AND
I-A'S; TAKING I,EAUE I,EAD.
WHO'S IN WHERE
BASEBALL&
CONGOES LOSE
TO MOHAWKS
•I•.ATS WINNERS ST .R.,O,[ND OF" TWI TWILIGHT LEAGUE m a Junior league game played
'•'I•GUE BY 11-10 stORE: DO•?,N.n I-A'S 11-•;
.,,,,,-,rid R•,,,,•a
Tue•tay at the high school field
O't, ah'on• 7 Ba• k•t• o• I Team • L Pct The pitchers of both teams hurled
Sanitary Laundry jumped ' It 1000 an excellent game but the Mohawk
ed b)
the Mohawks by a 6-2 score
•leed of the second round of t,.,l.... ff Badgle) 2 'rulek 4 [ I alCuh• 2 l 666 moundsman, Powers, was •ven the
•lgbt l•e o• a well earn , Stru,k ,,ut b) Badgle• •, Thomas] R• Men 0 2 0• greater suppo• Powers allow•
•-•0 •or) o•er Lhe Falcon•, •, l ur• k 4 tht bx pitthcl • Tur- I • t lab 0 2 00• the ('ong•s onl• three hits and
•of•e first rouBd Monda• ,k •t •rt•.• Balk ('l'u:vkl Time] •.......
_ • fann•t eight A ('aBahan, Con•
[ nd hat The •md• h t•rs col-] •ffuetw v•ngo v .. [ € Calianan, p - . 0 2 2
•me exciting The •un-]•,,r, ' 11"•. •a• arr•ed at m the Summa• I
• we•t into the fmai iBufl•r ' p
•, p•o, McHugh and Nel- _ ..... - -- • • -•
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
BOYS' CLUB CHALKS UP TWO
COMMUNITY LEAGUE WINS
DEFEATS AMERICAN LEGION TEAM 4-1 AND DRUBS
HEIGHT'S GARAGE NINE 12-4 IN PAST WEEK'S
GAMES
TWI LEAGUE
Bo>• dub defeated the Amcr can'tI .
Legmn 4-1 ,ha Commun,ty Leaffue I TO PLAY 15
game p•a)ed Tuesday evenlng at[
• o- Bos', MORE GAMES
gonna•re- to three hits whde the[Sel•.•,•n For League More
te•.m rocked Borek for] Than HMf Completed; False•tl•
•afe blov, s Borek fanned 1• cons Favored To Win.
Degumbta• Boys' club left fielder, With the Twlhght league shedlev.t
the winners m hitting
Sz) dlo• ski, 4 0 0 6 0
Degunflna, If 3 3 2 0 0
Koto.k,, '•h '• 0 0 1 2
Suchar 2b 2 0 0 4
Magutre, c 3 0 1 7 1
Roh•r-k•, -s 3 0 I 0 1
Tur, k p • 0 1 0 2
T.tals 29 4 7 21 8
•MERICAN LEGION
Playtr, Ps ab r h • a
Kr•Lz, ss • 0 0 1 1
Thompson, cf 2 0 0 0 0
•humann, 2b 3 0 1 2 0
Wmght, lb 2 0 0 3 0 1
Mum•skL 3b 3 0 0 0 I
Ta)lor, rf 2 1 1 1 0 0
Kraflk rf 3 0 1 I 0 0
lkmner c 2 0 0 12 1 1
Borek p 2 0 0 1 1 0
T ,tal• 23 1 1 21 4 6
Score by •nnln•:
B ( 2• 101
•ule more thaw half completed,
Falcons, .•lnners of the first
SEWER PLANT STARTS 20TH
YEAR GREATLY IMPROVED
LIBRARY
PRIVILEGE
For those who are and will be
inconvenienced by the changed library
schedule, the dlrectots of the
hbrary have decided to allu• the
privilege, of,tak,lng out extra book•
on July 21, 24, 26,28 and 31
These
has been announced previously,
will be closed throughout the
month of August.
During July, the Library •dll be
Extensive improvements have
been made at the borough eewage
disposal plant which has increased
•ts effmmncy nearly i00 per cent,
according to an announcement
made by Dewey S. Blakeslee• chairman
of the sewer committee. The
work has been done under the
pervlslon of Supenntendent of
Sere s I'rank J Hurley Although
the disposal plant Is entering Its
books will not be due untd Sep•
,d•d •hen fn•t built, and In addx-
(ember 6. The public hbrary, as
lym exces• of that for. which it
•as omgmally designed.
The work done at the plant during
the pa•t month was done under
open three days a week, on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, atmn and entailed no addltl0nal
I C BOYS' CLUB round, are favored to take first
from 3 p. m. until 7 p. m. The reduced
library approprmtlon for the recondltionlng all the drains and a
cost It conmsted of relaying and.
Planet, Pa ab r h po a !lplace in the second round. If this
Kmhta cf 4 1 1 2 0 comes true, the three game playoff 1932-38 term necessitated cutting revamping of the sewer beds
Aszklar, rf 1 0 0 0 0 at the end of the seaSOll w•]l prob- the hours of the library earlier In the latter the •and was all loosenfM
and the hard surface removed.
Slnlullek, ss 2 0 1 1 0
ably be ehm•nated. Followang the year The evemng hours, exclosely
on the Falcons, however,: pensive because of the lighting,
ha• been the complete rebmld•ng
come the Red Men nine and the] were done away with On June 19,
the hours were shortened stall more of .he sludge beds.
I Sanitary Laundry t.e.am. T= F•-* f(the hbrary belng open onl.• three! The sewage disposal plant was
0 cons are sure to find ple y iday• a week from,• p m to7 p m bLUR m 1914 It wasdeslg•xedbyG.
0 troable ahead of them for the re-[ .•" • Everett Hill and constructed at a
0 malntng games in the second I Books Stage Shm• cost of $148,000 Chmstopher Zllly
_ round The Itahan-Amemcan club, I For Friday and Saturday was •ts first superintendent, lt•
9 taflenders m the first round, have[ -- pre•ent superintendent, Frank J
- settled down to hard practice and "Jigea• Revels" the only mum- Hurley, has been m that potation
e may spring a surpmse before the cal comedy show on tour this sum- for 13 years I)urmg that period of
2 season is over mer. with a es• of 30 entertainers time, blr Hurley has made a hum-
1] The games of the T'• league and which •s proving a sensation bo• of changes In design which
0 have been largely attended by the in Pob theatres m ,•ther Connectsbaseball
pubhc, who have lent cut cities, has been book•t by the
plenty of moral but little fmancml "Mace theatre •n Memden for Froday
and Saturday of this x•eek
support The collectmn at the
In the company are Mary Pmce,
Perro Ma.,,o, the fast moving
games has been excepUonally po•r
this year and It xs hoped by the
,fflclals that, during the remaining
g•.mes, those who are able to
lend thmr fmancml support will
do so
The schedule of the renmmlng
Jlmm• Marsh and his Glgolettes
and The Hollyw(•t Melodmns The
ha•e enabled the plant to operate
at greater efficiency and to care
for flo•s greater than for which
•as omganally intended
The entire system •s run at a
exceeded
$4500 per year. The sysmately
13 miles of cast •ron mad
•l•l•O, 8b 4 2 2 , * 1 ......... rowers • In. y p Borek 7 In • ha.see on .IS--ell g
•p • o o o o o
•" • base ht• Tmano Home J Two hm•e hits Galyda S•len, •- , I C B•'S Win Aug M I A. = . Ut . •...... . ,..... ,, ,,
•s 33 11 13 21 I0 4 • Fon- ba•es Con •s 8, B•sters 7 Sac- BROAD HINT [ The Imm• ate Concep•on Aug 28 Laundry yal•ns• .... ,• •, prelim, t tantsxnte, a s•ler
•al•,• 5 1 1 o 0 Double pla)s, - ..... • ..... 6 m 9 • f-•nt of the fire one of •e m•
•, cf 4 0 I 2 0 o b lie •ff Butler 1, Kuf •a• tt , . 3 m 4:[;• timely' pl•t•,hisle• apart[ a at ar[•4•. •pt 2 •tu•ay for a bref v st •Rh h,s famfly,mo• than double the cost of the
•,' If 2 1 •. 1 0 *, •truck out b} Butler 5, Kuf- Base• ba s off •udette.........
3 m 9, •ke •]s•rs, Ms hands •hmd h•s l C Boys' cub •or• two •ns m •pt 3 Sun.Young_ • I[ Present mem•rs of the sewer
•k, p 2 1 1 0 0 • : Y P " ' ' - .........•-- man . •• Mrs •be• Bel• and non, Will-]committee a• Dewey S. Blakes-
• 3b 4 1 • 0 1 t (Cu•ls} who p*•.c•...... lla the fl• twmkhn •n r• At ram, of 138 Bmstol st•et a• me, cna•an, James MoreIh •d
....•" e• • ocka•ne hnd Kavanaugh son 3 m 4 Hit by p•er Ca - •atched g tn •e •venth All •e Ga• •- Three F•tu ] '
•in•, lb 1 0 g 0 T•me
P
1 2", " ,hun h• Anderson Wdd pitches An- the sp•d legs At la
st
,
•a
•
r
- hes •e tn •e fou•h, fif• •d p•e, Water
b
•
spending the w•k at Sho• •h
"
James R La•y
•la, 2b 4 '2 1 1 2
k, c 4 1 1 5 0 .... derson I F•r• ba•¢ on errors •n- ate, be rang for •e wait•, m•h. Four erm• • the Ga• •.,
• I EX FRhTHING ELSE BUT •s 2, Btwster• 4 T•me 10:00 a "Walter," he askS, "kinky turn
35 10 llx20
outs when •rinmng
run lady' Use )(mr noodlel" [Trevers on that side"
Lady--"My goodness' Where is
by lnnmge' it • l've pushed and pulled everT-
304 001 .2•11 ]thing In the car'"
{)12 421 1- 10,
base hits Paiadino, j i Facts not north remembering
Robetzskl, PeasC• Three We •ent to •ar to end aiJ wars
players softened the way for the
league leaders Batteries; Turek The Palace Theatre, Waimrbury,
and Magnire, I B C. C ; DeAn- will present Friday, Saturday and
gelo, Emmends and Kane, Bowers, Sunday this week, a triple feature
LAUNDRY BEATS HIGHLY ght's pro , up o, the fo lo ng
e7 fil l•ore by inning(' carefully selected screen gems.
TOUTED N. H. CHEVIES i. 0. B. ¢ , 0,0 1--i The,i
, Boyd Height s 000 211 0-- 4 Gibson and Edmund Lowe, in a hy-
• o 1 0[ Batteries Turek and Magutre: stertcal comedy romance "Her
5 .2 Traffic Copy"Use your no•tle, m. Umpires Powers. Tonat• and that gentleman I think he's done
hits E. Turek, Peasco, Me- We ha•e been •urnlng the corner' Playing a brdhant brand of
....... I baseball, the Sanitary Laundry
• N•lson. Home •ns Me•ugnF I' to prosper ty (or two y•rhas written rune •umbled ¢h•htg v •'"
•1• b• Curtis 2, MeHuRh. J P Mot,an ,,ever :•:e/o=,hl'a
"'" a. •ft on bases •und•6, ,a lestlmoma[ for a hair •orer B(•,th - Chemic.
• _ breaking growd W•n•y even-
• • Park Although the g•e w•
se oun sters play•. •e Sou•m•on
- •mne displayed the •tter •sebail
V
and was cl•rly the •r •.
Jay, •undry pi•er, huri• a fine
t •me and cut the Chevles dO• •
• . six hits whde the Laundry batters
•'. W•y
not viMt them •,.r'e rocking ('n,wley and his
by lelo h, f m,•n, R) an. for 12 safe blows
The Laundry s•4 out by
•h•e• • yo• next let- •ga]nemng •ree •ns •n •e
tell them to telephone
one• a week.
to tell you
fine time• they
• . . and you
be aasured that they
well lind enjoying
having the
"collect" they
be eharged to your
telephone.
Rate* for out-oftown
number calls
are surprisingly low
-- •pecially durin•
the evening a n d
night hom•. After 7
• m. rate• for nnm-
•r mils between
points more than 50
miles away are reduced
abouf 15%
and, after 8:30
p. m., they are
(her r•duc¢d to
abou• '60% o• tim
mmng to a two run lead•The
•ond, third and rough innm•
•core ess In the fifth inning the
Imundry coBected two more but
shpped a int to allow four runs
across the plat(' to tie the score
at hve all m the mxth But evened
things by scoring two themselves
Tightening up, the local players
held the New Haven club scoreless
•n the seventh and won by a two
run margan
Palladino, Laundry third
basemn
and Miller, local center fielder,
"lead the winners attack with
three h•ts apiece Booth and Veitch
hit well for the Ne•7 Haven'
Summary'
SANITARY
LAUNDRY
Player, Ps ab r h po a e
Curtis, If 4 l 1 2 0 0
Walsh, as 4 2 2 0 8
Palladmo, 3b 4 1 3 0 1
Miller, cf 4 2 3 3 0
Palou, c 4 1 1 6 1
McHugh, rf 2 0 0 0 0
Elliott, 2b 3 0 0 1 1 0!
Burke, Ib 3 0 1 6 0 0
Jay, p 2 0 0 0 0 1
Nelson, rf 1 0 1 0 0 0
Totals 31 7 12 21 11 3
PROGRAM WEEK OF JULY 21ST.
-- FRI - SAT - SUN --
Vmtch, 3b 4 0 2 0 0 01DeAngel°' Emmonds, Kane, Bow- Body-guard" and if you think that
O'Connor, cf 4 0 1 1 0 0i era' you have seen these stars in goed
Florae, If .2 0 1 0 pictures here is a treat for you EDMUND LOWE
Ryan, ss-p .2 1 1 0 4 2oiST. THOMAS' LEAGUES that will exceed your most fondus(
tn
Mltchel.Ruel, c lh 2,2 II oo 94 02 •] SWING INTO ACTION expectations. Lewe ,s cast as a
WYNNE GIBSON
O' - wise reaeking ,ri.a do.lye, 'HER BODYGUARD'
C,.m,wley, p 0 0 0 0 0 1 Rev. John F. M*urcko, assistant who has been hired to guard Mis•
OH]dey, ss 2 1 0 2 I 0 Past°r °f St" Th°mas' church' an" Gibs°n' frum admirers' bY °he °' I WILL
Klarmen, p 1 0 1 0 0 nounced that games have been her older beaus, but as things hap- LIONEL A• NATURE IN
..... • schedaled to be played in the Girls' pen she resents, at first, this in- I In The Suprefne Mystery I • THE RAW
Totals 2"7 5 • 18 12 , indoor baseball league each even* novation, but in the long run she I Thriller of All I I
"KRAKATOA"
Score by ,nnlnge. 7[mg th s week with the exception capitalates falls in love with Lowe ]. "THE SPHINX" [
lmundrv 300 022 x
Chewes 100 004 •5 of Saturday. The games will be and then they marry
Two base h,t• Walsh, Florsc, played at St. Thomas' In te seeend feature that master MON - TUES - WED - THURS
and will commence at 6:30 of characterization, Lionel Atwill,
Ryan, Mdler Sacrifice•booth LIONEL BARRYMORE MIRIAM HOPKINS
Hits•Crowley 3 m 1 tuning. Off Present plans of Father Maroko will be seen in the title role, of his __
call for a field day late in August latest mystery thriller, "The FRANCHOT TONE -- STUART ERWIN
Ryan 1. 9 Wdd m .5 p•tch•rowiey Struck out-- Joy Bas- 3, at which time the winners of the Sphintx," which is one of the mogt
In a Drama Of Real People
esplres•--Cockayne°n
balls•Joy and Kavanaugh. lf°r the" championship. Then for the last but by no • Ret•,•r•
The standing at present is: means the least of the pictures,
Time 1 50 Team W L. Pc't. this will be "Nature in the Raw" Added Feature
People who feel the need of a W•ite Eagles 2 0 1000 the mightest film that has ever
dictator always envision him as Cabs 2 0 1000 been photographed, namely "Kra- LEO CARLLLO in "OBEY THE LAW"
1 0 1000 katoa" the demon of the Indts2n
dictating to somebody else --De- Wowsers
Water Street
troit Free Press.
Giants
• Street
0 L 0 N I AL Yellow Jackets
THEATRE
sOUTHIN•TOIq
Frl. & SAT. • July 21-29.
RAMON NOXrARRO in
'•THE BARBARIAN"
am/
q•RIVATE DETECTIVE'
with WILLIAM POWELL
Nears
Mickey McGuire Comedy
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
"Ju v 23--24--25
JAMES GAGNEY in
°I'HE MAYOR OF HELL'
a•d
Dm N and
SALLY EILERS in
•*HOLD MB TIGHT"
•o•lsewtfe
men
1 0 1000 Ocean, an under-sea volcano, which
1 1 •00 has defied being photographed for
1 1 .500 the past 12 years, but which final-
0 1 .000 ly was tamed and in the doing of
Ht•l__to•s 0 1 .000 so, it cost the lives of over a dozen
•tops 0 2 .000 men.
•ne standing of the teame in the Make your plans now to attend
Boys' Club league is as follow•: the Palace for Ode treat, as here
W. L. Pet. is without doubt the greatest
'ream
2 0 1000 amusement buy in the entire New
Texans
2 1 .666 England states and one that wm
Hill
2 1 .666 amuse you.
Berlin Avenue 0 2 .000 The program eelected fer M•m-
Main Street 0 2 •00 Tuesday, wednesday and
Thursday of next w•ek will also be
STAY AWAY
of the highest order, there will be
Persistant Tramp (wasee•ful at seen in the first featurc on the
la•): '°thank yer, lady. Is there feature program Lionel
anything I can do by way of re- md Mirinfn Hopkins in
"The Strangur•' Retttrn," m•d tha
(shortly) :
"Ye•-- seCon.d feature will be Lso Cax411o
In "Obdy The I•w."
the lmpresatan A.fl;er being •olded by
.• THE BIGGEST SI-POWS
AT THE LOWEST PRICE•
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
GIANT STAGE SHOW
MILTON DOUGLAS in
"JIGSAW REVELS"
30 PEOPLE INCLUDING PEOPLE 30
MARY PRICE--PERRY MAYO--KRAMER-PAULINE-LEW'IS
SALLY DUNN--MACK MURRY--FREEMAN-MORTON
JIMMY MAHR'S GIGOLETTES--HOLLYWOOD MELODIANS
"FLYING DEVILS"
ARLINE JIJDGF_•-RKLPH BELLAMY--CLIFF EDW'AIKDS
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
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"THE REBEL"

What H-ave You Got To Trade?
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During recent months our manufacturing concerns have been taking inventories, banks have been inspected
business in general has been checking up on its stock of goods. Why not take a personal inventory of the things you
have7 Here is your opportunity to convert those things you n, longer need or use into a New Dodge or Plymouth
Car or Truck? Whatever you have we will take in trade l
We Will Accept The Things You No Longer Need As
Part Payment on Dodge or Plymouth Cars or Trucks
New Plymouth De Luxe Models
Plymouth Standard Models
4 DOOR SEDAN *715.00
4 DOOR SEDAN $61!p0
2 DOOR SEDAN $664.00 2 DOOR SEDAN $573.00
COUPE--RUMBLE SEAT $684.00 COUPE--RUMBLE SEAT ,593.00
COUPE--CONVERTIBLE $736.00 COUPF.--BUSIN ESS $552.00
COUPE•BUSINESS $633.00
Fully Equipped -- Dehvered
Fully Equipped -- Delivered
4 DOOR SEDAN
Dodge DP Six Models
BL SINESS COL PE
RUMBLE SEAT ('eL PE
C()N •,ERTIBI,E COLPE
DEL. SALON BROL'GHAM
COACH
t: TON TRU('K
Dehvered
TRUCKS RANGE FROM
•850-00
•770-00
•815-00
*870-00
•935.00
*795.00
*560.00
'., TON --3': TON ('&PA('ITY
Full) Eqmpped -- Delivered
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OFFER-YOU MAY NOT GET ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY-PRICES ARE ADVANCING
North Main St.
Thoma s M. Rich Garage
Phone 723
Southington
BANK STATEMENT
Reserve District No. I
Charter No. 12,637
PLANTSVILLE NATIONAL
BANK
of Plantsvflle, in the State of Connecticut,
at the close of business
on June 30, 1932.
ASSETS
Loans and discounts $ 243,601.28
"Overdrafts . 34.81
United States Governmel•
securities
owned ........
-'Other bonds, stocks
10,337.50
and securities owned
Bfinking house, Furniture
and fLxtures 9,388.45
pal estate owned
other t•i•n banking
house .............
Re,rye with Federal
10,947.85
Reserve Bank .... 13,199.61
Cash and due from
b•' .................
Out/ddo cheeks and
14,738.48
_other cash Items .... 1,351.69
Redemption •und with
U. S. Treasurer and
due from U. S.
Treasurer 500.00
Total
LIABILITIES
. Circulating notes out-
Due to ba•ks, fndudins
certified and
..$ •82,427.24
standing ............... 1A12.20
Bi]ht payable and rc-
-- "discounts .............. 85,000.00
Other liabilities (mu•t
:N .......................... 1J•58.05
Ibpltal aeeo•mlt:
:•mmon stock,
lmx•-
p a.r •100.00
:pex .share ..50J)O0.O0
,-to tha
d belief.
L. SULLIVAN:
my
MANY ATTEND
PLANTSVILLE
BIBLE SCHOOL
Has Largest Enrollment In
Its History; Handwork Instructions
Given.
The Dady Vacation
being held at the
Bible school
Plantswlle Congregational
church has an enrollment
of 89 pupils, the largest number
that have ever attended the
school since its foundirvg several
years Rgo. The school is sponsored
by the Protestant churches of the
town and the Southington Minis-
"tara' association.
Bailey, Henry Dickinson, Donald
Kenefick, Gordon Bailey, Murial
Swain. Marina Harwoo• Hildred
Brayfmid, Josephine Cz]reska, Mildred
Platt, Estella Cz•reska, Dorothy
Beam, May Ieseeson, Glens
Ransome, Munal Lines, Katherine
Whitney, Gladys Knapp, Rotha
Lent, Marjone Hurlbut, Mary
Knapp, Dorothy McLelland, Eleanor
McLelland, Evelyn Parke•
Hllda Whitney, M•ry Adams, Lilltsn
Worrull, Ann Kritg, Rxtth
Krnz, Jean Knapp, Margaret
Spratto, Dorothy Robson, Annie
Whitney, Betty Blachley, Evelyn
Lines, Amelia Angelillo, Anna Perhal,
Florence Pernal, Mary Gcorall,
Violet Landlno, Elizabeth Patterson.
Primary department, Elsie
Bray5eld, Arao]d Platt, John Adams,
Floyd Td•-•m, George
Bennett, Margaret Decker, Jennie
Beadles bible study and devotional
services, the children are beins
instructed in handwork of var- Knapp, Ida Knudsen, Shirley John-
.... + son, Esther Knts, George Worrall
Ious •ypes. •ney are making sew- I '
i.• ' - John Hahn, William Adaskevic•
•.• baskets, string holders, b•rd
houses, hot t holders, na kin I Betty Formal, Barbara McLelland
nngs, mlna•t=e Chinese viii:gee, I Clara B•ett, Leatncc Francis
door stops, relief woodwork, match I Virginia Forbes
scratchers, plant holderq and trei-! Plants•ille Bible School
lises.
•
Miss Janet Bromel is superintendent
of the school and in charge
of the girls' junior department,
si•Red by Miss Betty Shepard. Miss
Virginia Curtiss is in charge of the
kindergarten department, assisted
by Miss Hilda Kritz. The primary
department is in charge of Mies
Thelma Johnson, assisted by Miss
M•rjorie Douglass. The frays' Junior
department is under the directlon
of the Roy. Charles Vause
Roy. Philip King ha• charge o•
the boys' htmdwork. He is a•i•ed
by. Earle Prescher and Milton;
Wooding.
The enrollment is as follo•v•s:
•mi,•O•ph•,•ono, Leslie Adamst
David Worral, William Knud-
STOCKHOLDERS TWO FINED !A. J. CUT['ING %INE-DA$ NOVENA
OF PEXTO CO.! IN COURT! REELE(•ED TO l• •T _•.)•'S HONOR
MEE• JULY 26: John Ha,den of Pine street, For- STATE OFFICE •,
Annual Meeting To Consider
Reports, Act On Recommendations
Of Director-
And Elect Directors.
The annual meeting of the slock
holders of the Peck, Stow and
cox company will be held at
office of the corporatton on July
at 1 30 o'clock m the
At the meeting, the annual repor•
of the officers and directors of
corporation will be conmdered
the beard of d•rectors for the
suing year wflFbe elected Th,
guilty to a charge of operating a
motor vehicle without a drivers
cease. He was arrested by Off•cer
Edmund Foley on JuLy 14
The cases of Frank Mornal•e of
South Mmn street, Plant-villa, and
qtephen Morris of Oranffe -treat
meeting will act upon the roeom • Monday, July 94 Mornalse
mendaUon of the beard of dlrec•- charged with operating a motor
of the corporatmn that the captor/ vehicle without an operator's h
stock of the corporation be r•uce,! hcense and Morns ]- charged wttb
from two million dollars to mgh• violating the roles of the road
hundred thousand dollars by r,
ducmg the par value of each shar,
from twenty-five dollars to ten d,d
2-13 LOCAL PE,qSONS
jars.
FILE INDIVIDUAL
Kin'flergarten department: Geor. The rt•ommendation of iI,, INCOME TAX RETURN,q
ge Baker, Betty Thorpe, William t board of directors that "one th,,, _. .
Kritz, Robert Larso• Ralph Hurl- I sand three hundred twenty-seve• There were 69,194 per ot*•
Milk delivered under our labd is "Mgqt•s Fresh
•gathered:dltily ,.-- laboratory tested and perfectly
• •ged •-• For Your Security; '
but, Do•ald Hurllmt, Robert Chal- shares of the capital stock of lh, Connectwut reported by Ihc trea•-
mere, Anna Frasier, Berverly Mil- corporation owned by the corpora ary department as having filed inler,
Teddy J•hn•on, WP.11am •Beltz, ties be sold to stockholder• of •t-• dividual income tax returns for the
Mildred Harwood, Rtshard Story, ord on July 26, at such price and calendar year of 1981, on which
•orraine Carlo, A•thur Bailey, terms as•may be fixed by the ,h payments were made last year.
Ruth Kelleftck, Richard •Haek-. rectors; provided, however that the For 1930 returns numbered 74521.
barth, pro rata fractional shares shall no• In Southing•on 243 people filed inapply
in any case and that the sub-
dividual income tax returns.
RETURN H•I•IE•,•¢q•Rssrip•on ratio allotment be fixed Taxes paid lasl year by individ-
VAC•q•0N'•T•SI•ORE one to sixty; and such shares a- uals in the state amounted to $7,-
• may•ot be purchased by the stock- 143,698 for 1932, while payments
Mr. and Mrs•-•l•ri•el•'l•o4•th and holders may be sold to the em, for the year of 1930 were $13,044,-
daughter, Mille, of 39 Oak 'etreet of the corporation at such 144.
have returned'h'6me after spending
a vacation
time and terme, as, in the'
the dircctore, appear* LOCAL WOMAN PASSES
Old
of the corporation,"
will be noted upon.
BEAUTICIANS' TE•T
Mr. and Mr¢•.•thu•'C'htiffp.'•ell and
een, Arthm•,• Jr.• of "New'Britain
Notification of the meeting has
and Mr. •l•'Mr•. •'ohn•Campbell
been sent to the stookhoMers and
and danglttet;, •a•|es, of Newingall
stockholders are urged to be
or to vot• by proxy. A
law requires a vote of two
of the stockholders when
caplta] change is involved.
ttr•. Reynolds W.llllama of 48•
Main street is spending a two
' var.a•Ion at Duxtmr•, Mass,
the gasst of friends and rola-
Mrs. Anna Cowles Turner has
opened a hairdrss•lng shop in her
home on Summer street, Plantsvilla,
She recently paesed the final
state examinations given by the
Halrdre•ers and Cosmetieia•s
Colmnlesion at the state capitol
anti hes.•cetved the required three
year Iltensc as hairdresser and ensn•delalt.
Before eomtng to Flant•-
Mrs. Turner received three
in the Ross Ors
New Haven.
MARION MAN
WINSTOt
estvflle, •as fined
,' ,,ch.k ma-. •p,u•al pra•er, the 1• hole full handicap
Judge J Lambert Degnan m the Named Recorder Fm ";late
town court Monday He pleaded
g•ilty to a charge of mtox•catmn Fifth Term Last Satmda). lo,•mg the ma• The no•ena •ltl tountr• chlb Sunda> Cramptort:
early Sunday morning The co•t•
amounted to $9 Frank Gustafson
of 91 Ivy street, New Haven, was
fined $5 and eo•ts when he pleaded
DR A J CUTTING
for the past etghteen year• and
as recorder Dr Wflham L Weed
of South Norwalk was elected
pressident of the commlssmn to
succeed Dr Joseph W Borchardt
of Waterbury, whose term hag
expired.
Other members of the commission
that attended the meeting
were, Dr Albert McLaughhn of
Bridgeport, Dr. Wflham H. Greenberg
of Waterbury, and Dr Edwin
F. Cory of New Haven. Following
the meeting Dr. Cutting announced
that 34 out of the 49 applicants
that recently took the examination
to praotice dentistry in the state
pag•ed the examination Seventeen
out of 28 girls who took the dental
hygiene•t
examinations
ENGAGEMENT
ANNOUNCED
Mr. and.Mr•. JAss Skinner of
street have ann0uneed
of•thelr
MARRIt.(;E INTENTIONS •,or•, ,,f •] t2 a9 Crampton
Shop and Save- at
-I-]UOHES
Waterbury's Friendly Department Store'
Mid-Summer Specials
COTTONS ,
--mght m the height of the summe.r
able and we d.o not want to
we are marking these down• lu
Mid-Summer Special I
Linefiegu|t•(•- piece --

UTTER
EAC H
I BEER
ISCUllS ~7
RACKERS
Grl1hA~n,
Fowl
23c
When A & P bringo to you famoul foods and
low prices. It Is just the result of the A & P'I
tremandoul buying powar and economical
systsm of dIStributIon - and It II "just plain
horse NnW" for you to take advantage of It I
!'iunl brook ('reamer) 2
3~ 25cl
55e
Lb.
ES (;ffir~IH Elbel~
6 lb. Basket 3ge
Prt'm FlAke..
Ro)aJ Lundl
R::.:}IUl~ S4TLRDH ME4T SPECIALS tb
Plump
Chuck Roast
Shoulders ;:'7ked
Boiled Ham
LADS
o All FI.vOri
Water
nazula Oil
France Powder
Chips
20 ~lule
'I'erry-chocolate.
Asylum St.. Hartford, IS greatly
The first of a course of sWlmrlllnl{
Instructlong was held Fn­
at $975. and two-piece SUIts at
reduced--one-plece angora dresses Satm IS biddmg for mIlady's approval
agam, and no doubt wlll get Connoisseur Shop of 996 Chapel
Did you know that the Beautiful
dll~ at RecreatIOn Park by Leona
r d J Black, secretary of the Y Popular colors for the fenllntne popular cotton evemng frock, and enU ll" ~tock of dla.rJ10nr.
Town of Southington
REGISTRARS
NOTICE
The bnderaigned Registrara of
VQtera of the town of Southington
will be at the borough office In the
town hall buUdlng on Fridsys, Au-
guatc.4 and 11 betw1!en the houra
of 12 noon and 9 o'clock P. M.
(Standard 1NUne). for the purpose
of- J'UVision and correc:tlon of the
is vlsltmg frH-'nclq In Glens Fans,
J ames Salvatore a f d
Beecher
Tu caUCUlI lists and receiving appllstreet
was bitten by a og ,es- cations for caucus enrollment­
00------------------- IN Y
The Misses Dorothy and Ruth
day, The wound, on the nght A elector already enrolled need
Hartford of 276 North Maln Mr and Mrs Harry H. Merrill thigh, was cauterized by f :. nOt enroll again unIeas he or she
street have returned from a VB-, of ME"rrlll avenue have returned R. E, Thalberg, The owner 0 e deSIres to change from th~ canOW!
ration at Cresent Beach.
Crom a vacatIOn spent at Block dog Is unknown.
uSt of one political party to that
Peter Palmeri, who was injured
at the Peck, Stow and Wilcox company
some time ago, is reported
to btl in Improved condition.
William Connora of South Main
llIreet Plan~8, baa rCiurned
from a viliit to' the chicago World
Fair.
Island.
Mrs. William Hatton and daugh·
ter Marjorie, of Berlin street, have
returned from a two-weeks
with Mrs. Fred Kel.s of Walden,
N. Y.
avenue" and
DR. M. S. SUGARMAN
'---./
• Optometrist.,
..
Specialist In the exomloatlon
of the ey .. and the fitting of .I~ spendllng
~las8e8 for' the past 86 yearS.
"'- t , ; ___•• •
at Southington, Conn_
18th day of J n1y, 1988.
WM. J. HURLEY,
LEWIS O. SHEPARD,
RegIstrars.
HOLDS LAWN PARTY
The Immaculate Conception
church hekl a lawn party Thursday
evening The party was given
by the members of the church and
the proceeds Will go to buy a new
organ for the church: The conunittee
in "'-charge of arrangements
was' Daniel Gawitt, Joseph Zdun·
cyk and John Parylak.
FORMER LOCAL MAN ~
MARRIED SATURDAY I
Word has been received here of
the marrIage of MISS Benita M.
Page. daughter of Mr and Mrs.
WIlham J Page of Waterbury, and
Wilder J. Greeley, son of Mr. and
M n Damel Greeley of Cheshire.
The ceremony took place last Saturday
at the summer home of the
bride's parents In Woodbury. Dr.
John N. LeWIS of Waterbury OffIciated.
M r Greeley IS a former
Southmgton reSident, havmg lived
on North M am street for a number
I of years
A. Maski
902 MAIN ST., HARTFORD
Sage-Allen Buildmg-Room 67
Pn~e
Reasonable
Chfford Thompson left Wednesday
for ChIcago to VlS1t the World
Fair He made the trip fron!
SprlDgf1eld to Chtcago by airplane.
M18~ Ehzabeth Wallace of Milldale
has retu rned home after
spending the past week as the
guest of friends m Buffalo, N. Y.
G. F. S. CONFERENCE TO I MIsses Mary Stewart and Marie
BE HELD JULY 22 TO 29 i The M,sses Anna and Catherine Bonney of Oak street and Cather-
___, Lamb of South M am street are en- me and Gertrude Foley of Aead-
The G F S. Younger members JOYing a vacatIOn from thelr dutIes emy ~treet have returned after
conference will be held from July at the offIce of the Clark Brothers! spendmg the past week at Leete's
22 to 29 at -th" G, F. S, Holiday Bolt company lD MIlldale I Island, Guilford,
Mid-Summer Bargains in
Cool Cotton Frocks
2. 59 and
The first group includes cotton dresses that were
3.95 __ • Voiles mostly, 14 to 50 sizes. _ . Large collar .
etlects . • . Short sleeves or sleeveless . . . Many ax.
la£e trimmed ... others are two-piece, tailored effect.
In the second group are 1111 cottons that were 5.95.
... Gay prints and stripes with contrasting jackets ...
Lovely pastels in one-piece models ... Sheers and tailored
fashions ••• Sizes 14 to 48.
Summer Costume
Slips, $2--2 .15·
PURE SILK - FRENCH FINISH
WHITE AND TEA ROSE
Bias cut and form-fitting models • • .
Others in silhouette or gored styles ••• Panel
fronts and wrap-ar!l11n~ for shadow-proof
. proteetion ••• Impo~d Iaees beautify many'
••• while others are smartly tailored. , • Sizes
34 to 44.