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The Wrangell sentinel., 1930-09-04

Recently a party of Alaska resi- dents took this train across the con- tinent. In this party were: Lewis Carpenter, a miner from Wiseman; Miss Clara B. Carpenter, who teaches school at Wiseman; Ed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-27
AUTOMOBILES for Sale

CHANDLER-192 sedan; SIS down.
G. o. WARNOCK co. STORE 2.
2714 E. Washington. Oh. 7i05.
FORDs-A, nice, compleJe STOCK as, q
times. The Frank Hatfield Co., 625 i
Capitol Ave. Authorized Ford dealer.
CHEVROLET, 1929 COACH-Like new in
every respect, except price; was $3.50. now
1895; our loss your gain; we need the
room; buy on the G. M. A. c. plan and
save money. Always open.
JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO.
Ii. 1868. 1910 N Meridian St.
Day and Night Service.
1923 ESSEX COACH-Motor. paint, tires.
etc.. are perfect; will sell for $2T5; no
trade: give terms. Ri. 1864.
REAL VALUES m USED CARS.
MARMON NEW-USED CAR STORE.
1033-35 N. MERIDIAN.
FORD, l929-Tudor; has appearance Of
new and in perfect condition: small down
payment. balance easy. Browning Gent
Co.. 10th and Meridian SITS. Ri. 1855.
FORD, ESSEX, CHEVROLET = Coupes,
coaches, sedans and roadsters; all with 5
good tires. good starters, guaranteed bat
teries. Price SIS to $50.
JOHNSON CHEVROLET
Fountain Square Store, 1905 Virginia Ave.
DR. 1075
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RIGHT NOWl

MANY people enjoying Vacations in
one of our dependable USED CARS.
Why not join our happy Family of
owners and take advantage of these
Get acquainted Prices.
1915 to S475
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Doubles and Investments
Building and Contracting

haired Priced low Also any kind of
job work. Estimates free. EARL METZ.
ri. 3773.
LET NE BUILD-On your lot a 5-room
house complete for $1,000. can BE. 3l57.
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Buick Sport Touring '27
cial for today, $500; termo BUCKEYE
FINANCE CO., 207 E. New York St.
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NOTICE!

c.. O. WARNOCK co.
27l4 E. Washington st.
Store No. 2.
Call Oh. Ti05. Open evenings.
FORD. 1929 Tudor: repainted and recon-
ditioned throughout: value buyer would
appreciate this car. BROWNING GENT
CO, INC. 10th and Meridian SITS. Ri.
1855. Open evenings and Sunday.
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DRIVE 10 CAMbY
Out state road No. 81 southwest, TO
a,yeSt Newton. then turn north and fol-
" paved road to Candy oil station
irn north to 5-room bungalow first
Nacantl on acres. next vacant. 6-room
bungalow and third vacant, at end OF
TOW, q b-room Dutch colonial lgreenl
with eta acres Of ground. These can be
bought on excellent terms You viii
agree that this is one OF the incest su-
burhan locations about the city. Call Mr..
Beard. II. 3820; evenings. Wa. 0ss1.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-27
South
West
Suburban for Sale

ADDISON ST.-6-roon modern home; SCI
down: SIS month. BE. 22I3-R-
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North

MoDERN-Rental Of 81. 1900 yearly income.
steam heat. Scar garage: always rented.
Owned bv busy professional man. who
has no time for it. Assessed $4,000;
apartments; income from two more than
block N. Pennsylvania. Ri 4756.
ADAMS. 2870-Best buy in indianapolis;
mod, all convenienceS, bdrmS., gar.
terms to suit, open sun. Owner Hu. l065.
OLNEY, 2s50-Best buy in Indianapolis;
mod, all conveniences, bdrms.. gar;
terms to suit. open Sun. Owner HUI. LOGO.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

celebrated their J3d wedding ami versary quietly at their home yes terday. Mr. and Mrs. filling are enjoying good health.
 Berlin Delegates to Conference Wesley Gwatkin and Ralph K. Carter of the Berlin Congregational church are attending the state Old or Boys conferences being held in Bridgeport over the week There are a number of delegates from Hartford county boys groups.
 Teachers Benefit Bridge
 The teachers of Berlin will spon- sor d charity bridge party To ba given at the Warrington Com munity house on Monday evening at s o'clock. The proceeds of this entertainment will be used in work carried on by the Berlin visiting nurse. Miss Viola Snyder,
 Prentice Girls Bowl
 The Prentice Girls Bowling league was in action again last night in the weekly bowling con- tests at the Fraternity bowling all leys, New Britain. The Fishing Tackles were winners over the Key Holders and the Buckles won over the Fasteners. The Fishing Tackles were the highest -eam scorers ~f the evening with a total Of 752 Miss Jane Burrell or the Fishing Tackles was individual high scorer with 167 for her two strings. Miss Enes Ba retta was runner-up with 162.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

l'iskc. Sunday school will be held at noon in charge of the superin- tendent Emil 0. Shjerden. In the afternoon the every mem Der canvass for the recently present. cd budget will be made. The can Vassers who number approximately ! 90. will have dinner at the church immediately following the services and will begin their rounds after the dinner. Church members have Eccn urged by the church board to be at home tomorrow afternoon 10 receive the Canvassers.
 St. Paurs Church Masses will be celebrated tomor- TOW morning at :, $ and 10 o'clock al St, Paul's church, and Sunday school will follow the last mass. Rev. John C. Brennan will officiate. assisted by Rev. Patrick T. Quinlan of St. Thomas seminary. Bloomfield. Special masses will be read in St. Paul's and Sacred Heart churches on Tuesday in celebration of ths. feast Of the Immaculate Conception. holy day Of obligation. Services will be held at usual hours GUS tomary on major holy days.
 Bazaar Tonight
 A bazaar will be held this after noon at Tabs hall. Kensington, un~ der the auspices of the Children of Mary sodality. Fancy work, candy and cake will occupy the various booths. Refreshments will be serv- ed gratis during the sale.
 Directors Meeting
 A meeting Of the directors Of the Methodist church will be held Fri cay in Clark chapel at Morris Cove. Delegates from the Kensington church will attend the convocation.
 Returns From Visit
 Mrs. Patrick Holigan has returned from visit with her daughter in Springfield,
 Pancake supper
 X pancake and sausage supper will be served on WCdnesday eve ming at the Community house in East Berlin in charge Of Mrs. John Frank, assisted by the ladies Of the Sacred Heart church.
 There will be d social hour from | to $50 o'clock and there will be
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New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
Buckles
kCnsiugton Methodist Church

Sunday school hour tomorrow will be at ID a m. There will be interesting class discussion lessons for all ages.
 At the morning worship service at II o'clock Golden Rule Sunday will be observed.
 The Epworth league devotional meeting will be held at G;45 o'cloc!, in the evening. The young people Of the community are invited to this meeting with it's discussion of time topics.
 The theme at the evening wor- ship service at 7:@0 o'clock will be Profitable Thin.,ing"
 The Woman's Home Missionary society will meet Wednesday after noon at 2;30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Frank F. Hanford.
 The December rally of the New Britain group of Epwo.th leagues will be held Wednesday evening at the Plainville NJ. l.. church.
 A cottage prayer meeting will be held with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. John SOu IuulSudN evening al i.JU 0 clock.
 Friday will be the day for the meeting of the directors of the Methodist Church home. This meet l. ing will be held in Clark chapel, Morris cove. Delegates from the kensington church will attend.
 The church choir will meet for rehearsal Friday evening at 7:SO o'clock.
 kcnsington Congregational Church
 Sunday SC hool will be held at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning and regular worship will be held at 10:45 o'clock Rev. Walter M. Rob- ertS will preach.
 Berlin Congregational Church
 The older boys class will meet tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock and the regular morning worship will follow at 10:45 o'clocl, with preach ing by the pastor, Rev. Samuel A.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
Garrett Trial to Last
 Less Than One Week

Boston, Dec. ( (UP)--The brib- ry-eXtortion trial of Oliver B. Gar rett former virtual head Of the po- lice headquarters liquor squad which is expected 10 open in Suf- folk superior court on December 15, probably will last less than a week
 This was indicated by hints that less than half the 60 witnesses who testified at Attorney General Jo- seph F.. Warmers investigation into Garretts activities will be placed on the stand at the trial.
 Reports that some witnesses were missing have been denied by District Attorney William J. Foley. He said he anticipated no difficulty in rounding up all the necessary wit nlsces.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

It was reported after the game that the Bristol Torrington battle, scheduled for two weeks hence. would be played in the state arm ory on Center street to accommo- date the huge eutpouring Of fans and students expected. The locals will play in West Hartford in their initial league eTcounter next Friday night. Last nights summary:
 Bristol High School
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
TO THE LEGAL VOTERS OF THI.
 EAST BERLIN FIRE DISTRICT:

You arc hereby notified that the annual meeting of the East Berlin Fire District will be held at the Community Hall in East Berlin in the Town of Berlin at s o'clock on Friday the 18th day of December, 1530, for the following purposes: l, To hear the report of the of ticeTs.
 .. To elect officers for the coming year.
 Dated at East Berlin, Connecticut, December 6, 1880.
 A. A. NORTH, President.
 Attest:
 r, r. SIEGRIST, Clerk
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
ITALIANS REFUSED ENTRY

sydney. Australia, Dec. ( tPA sixty Italian immigrants reached here today in the liner Oxford. but w5le refused permission to debark under the new immigration laws They were understood to have ap- pealed to Premier Mussolini for in- tervention,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
Church of Our Say four

Church school in the parish house at 10 a. m. Junior church at 10:40 a. m. Celebration of holy communion with sermon at II a. m. The choir will sing an anthem. At ?. m. the second of the Ad- vent vespers will be held. The guest: preacher will be Rev. George L.. Barnes, rector of St Andrews church, Meriden The choir will sing the evening anthem. The quar- tct from the Redeemer's A. M. E.. Zion church which sang so accept ably at the Young Peoples union meeting recently win sing a group of three Negro spirituals. All are welcome 10 these brief evening services
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
LEGION QUARTERS WILL BE ENLARGED Basement in Town Hall Being
 ReConditiOned
 TO ORDER TREES SOON
Post Plans Annual Christmas Selling Venture - Festival of Months
 Huge Succcss-Church Notices East Berlin Fire District Meeting.

Arrangements have been made for reconditioning a basement in the Town hall for expansion Of the American Legion quarters. Some money has been appropriated by the town for materials and the mem bers or the post will do the neces- sary work. Myron Goodrich is head or the committee on expansion of the Legion quarters.
 Howard Bunce, chairman Of the membership drive committee. re ported at the meeting held Thursday night that very good progress had been made thus far. Members of the committee are still at work and anticipate starting off the new year with full membership quota.
 Through the committee Of Bottom kasica post. which has charge of the annual sale Of Christmas trees, headed by Edgar Pickett of Hudson street. has not as yet placed it's cTder for the trees necessary for the sale, orders are expected to be placed either today or Monday Chairman Pickett has consulted Jo- scph Wilson. Howard Buncc and Myron Goodrich in the quest for Christmas tree values, as each of the above named men have been head of the committee in former years.
 Members of the committee were in Meriden the first part ol the week examining trees there. They will purchase from dealers. as to buy from firms at the forests would ne- ceSsitate the securing of a whole carload which would be too many for Berlin consumption, upon which the Legion sale will rely.
 The auxiliary will not aid in the sale other than as a means for pub licuy.
 Grange Notes
 Berlin Grange has received invita- tions to visit a number of neighbor- ing Oranges in the near future. On December 10 it is planning to visit Plymouth Grange; December 12, to visit at Meriden Grange: December 19. to visit at Bristol Grange. There will be lecturers programs on each Of the above dates and the group from Berlin has been asked 10 fur nish two numbers on each program.
 On Tuesday morning, beginning nt 10 o'clock. Central Pomona Grange will convene in Berlin. At this time class will be initiated into the fifth degree of the order. Mrs. William Sheldon Is chairman of a committee of local members who will serve dinner to the visi- tors. During the afternoon a pro gram of entertainment will be fea- tured.
 Anniversary Celebrated
 MT and Mrs. Willard I. Allin.,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

| Thursday evening will be "ChurcL | Night" The program will be an. nounced later.
 Advent Christian Church Morning, worship at 10:45 o'clock including the observance Of Holy communion. Church school at 12.05 D. m. Evening service at : o'clock. | Sermons morning and evening by Rev. George F. Tyler of South Yer non, Mass, former pastor of the local church.
 Catholic Church Masses will be celebrated tomor- row morning at and 10 o'clock at the Church Of Our Lady of Mercy. Rev. William r. Kilcoyne, pastor, will be in charge. Sunday school at 3 a. m.
 Monday will be the feast Of the Immaculate Conception and will be a holy day Of obligation. Masses will be celebrated at 5:30 and d. m.
 Joseph Ba-cnais
 Joseph DaGenais, aged CG -ycara- died this morning at 6;55 o'clock at his home on Ledge road after an illness of two years duration He was born in Canada but came to this country 50 years ago. He was en- ployed for about six years at the rafnir Bearing Co. in New Britain.
 Surviving him are his wife; two sons. George Dagenais. of Hartford and John Dagenais Of PlainvilIa: and four daughters. Mrs, Anna De bay, Mrs. James Wright and Mrs. Isabelle Schneider Of New Britain and Miss Victoria Dagenais of Plainville.
 Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning al o'clock at the Church of Our Lady Of Mercy. Burial will be in St, Joscph's' cemc- tcry on Pennington avenue. ... .
 PlainvjIle Briefs
 Mr. and Mrs. John Matthews of Forestville avenue have left for West Palm beach, Florida, for the winter.
 James Eaton of West Main street has gone to St. Petersburg, Florida.
 The Girl Scout troop committee will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce rooms on Pierce street
 The Maple Leaf A. C. will hold football practice today at 1:3H o'clock. All members are request ed to. be present as this is the last practice before the game with the Maple End Juniors Of Bristol The game will be played tomorrow aft ernoon at 2:30 o'clock al the high school field. .-.-.
 Golf shots
 A school golf tournament was started at the Idle Hour course yes terday with the following children from the Broad Street school being in line for the finals: George Ny strom. 6: Donald DeLarm, 6S; Francis Cunningham, GS; Dorothy Beaudeau, 73. and Billie Simpson, "A.
 The next play-off for the above players will be held Tuesday afte-- noon after school. Parents, teach CTS and friends are always invited.
 After the dance given by the Ex- change club of Pennington for the needy last evening, a large party enjoyed golf at the Idle Hour course.
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New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

quarters.
 Funeral of Mrs. David
 Funeral services for Mrs. Henry T. David of 46 East street were held this morning al o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Rev. William ?. Kilcoync celebrated a re- qucm high mass. James Donahue of New Britain sang Ave Maria" at the offertory and Face to Face" at the conclusion of the mass. Burial was in St. Marys cemetery, New Britain.
 Congregational Church
 Church school from 9;30 to 10:30 a. m. Kindergarten and nursery classes during the church hour. Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock Morning anthem, Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord" by Garrett Ser mon theme, Things That Matter in Life" Congregational Young Pco- ples meeting at 6:30 D. m. in the parish house. The program for the evening includes a Christmas can- ulenght SerNlce. a ChrlStmaS story read by Miss Louise Andrie, and carol singing led by Mrs. Howard Smith. An important part of the business meeting will be the election of officers for the coming year.
 The executive committee of the Woman's federation will meet Mon day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Miss Elizabeth Norton.
 The Older Young people of the church will hold their second meet ing Wednesday evening at o'clock at the home of Miss Henrietta Castle, If Canal street. During the business meeting the nomiuatin; committee will report and the cleo ton Of officers for the group wih take place, An interesting program of social activities has been planned for the enjoyment of those who at tend.
 The December meeting Of the Woman's federation will be held in the parish house Thursday after noon at 2:30 o'clock
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
PhinuiMe News
FIRE DEPARTMENT ELECTS OFFICERS
Fred J. Callen Chosen Captain-
 Emery First Lieutenant
BENEFIT LIBRARY PARTY

Services in Churches Tomorrow- Meeting Of Town Plan Commission
 MOnday-I'incraI of Mrs. Henry
 T. Da,id-Bowling Scorcs-Items.
 Fred J, Callen, Jr., was elected captain of the PTainville fire depart ment at meeting held last evening at headquarters on Pierce street. H. has been a member of the depart ment for some time. Daniel Emery was elected first lieutenant and Richard Bugbee second lieutenant.
 Secretary George Farrar and Treasurer Howard Warren were re- elected to their respective positions. Both men are highly regarded for their efficient work with the depart nent and were unopposed for re- election, Raymond Thompson vas chosen as steward, The meeting was largely attended. Many matters of routine business were discussed and transacted.
 Town Plan Meeting A regular meeting of the town plan commission will be held Mott day evening, according to an an nouncemcnt made today by Chair man John F. .amb. The commits sion will take up the matter of Crooked street for consideration. The petition requesting a change in the building line on the north end west side of Pennington avenue will also be discussed.
 Benefit Card Party Mrs. Frank T. Wheeler Of Farm ington avenue held q card party yes- terday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock which was largely attended. There were B tables and prize awarded for each table. The entire proceeds Of the party will be turned into the general library fund.
 ! Refreshments were served All in Iattendancc reported q very enjoy able afternoon.
 Mrs. Wheeler reported today that $l5o had been realized from the card party for the library fund.
 Receiving Cooperation
 The food cale to be given by the Plainvillc Garden club Tuesday at the store at 2 West Main street is creating great interest and is re ceiVinS the cooperaton of the people i of Plainville. The sale twill open at ! 1 o'clock, the proceeds to be used to help the needy of the town. Containers for the food have been donated by Salvatore Fortuna and the candy boxes by Caesar Neri Anyone wishing to donate food is asked 10 get in touch with members of the committee. They are Mrs. Irving Tyler Mrs. Howard Knapp. Mrs. George. Hodge, Mrs Leroy Ma son and Mrs, ". A. Rowe, chair 'man.
 The food 10 be on sale is as fol- lows: baked beans. corn beef hash, i fish cakes pies, bread, rolls, cake and home made candy.
 High school Wins Centering its attack around King, ] speedy forward, the Plainvlle High school basketball five opened its season last evening by trouncing the 1 Windsor High quintet, 25 to II. AL l thought it was the locals opening game, the team worked like clock and swept Windsor off it's feet with short, snappy passes.
 | The first half was all Plainville the East street crew rolling up 17 1 points 70 Windgors three. The sec Ond half was more evenly fought each team scoring eight points. King 1 lead both teams on the offensive i with 13 points. The two teams will meet again Monday at the Windsor High school.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
IcrryNillc High School
Recital at Chapel

Referee Waters; score at half Bristol 14-6; time, eight t-minut, quarters
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
Methodist Church

Church school at 9:45 a. m Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock Rev. A. A. Ball will be the preacher The choir will render the anthem My Soul. Be On Thy Guard" Dy Stultz. Epworth league meeting at D. m. The evening service will consist of an illustrated lecture by Rev. Wilfrcd G. AldTidge, lecturer and preacher, on the topic, "Jeru- salem, City Of Fadeless Splendor. Mrs. Dorothy Thomas will render a solo entitled The Holy City" The choir will sing Memories of Ga lilee"
 The church school will hold its regular monthly business meeting on Monday evening.
 The Epworth league will hold it's monthly meeting Tuesday evening in the church parlors.
 On Wednesday afternoon the Ladies Aid society will meet at the parsonage. A missionary program will be presented.
 on Thursday evening at 1:4J o'clock, mid-week devotions will be held ill the church parlors.
 Baptist Church
 Morning worship at l0:45 o'clock. The pastor. Rev. Dr. A. D. kendrick. will speak on topic in accordance with international Bible Day, which will be observed Sunday. The rop1lIar iunior service will be held All members of the junior choir are urged 10 be present. The observ- ance ot communion will be held at the close of the morning service.
 Bible school at l2:05 D. m. Miss Barbara Morse and Miss Vivian J ohnson will act as secretaries for he forming of the pocket testament league Unified service at ?. m. There will be special music including a solo by Miss Emma Banner and chorus singing.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
Funeral of Mrs. David

Score at half time, l7-3, Plain- vile; referee, Nixon; time, minute quarters.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
Comuauy Gets Judgment

Judgment for $10n and costs in favor of the Eowe-Davis Investment Co. against A. Fred and Hattie Lin- coin of Laurel street has been ren- dered by Justice of the Peace An thony J. Rich. The plaintiff was by Maj hcr (. Mather
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
Free HairCuts For Poor
Poor Apply For Fruit

More than 100 baskets Of apples. donated to the city by Raymond W. Hill Of Peacedale street and gathered by men employed by the city at his farm on Sunrise Hill. were delivered in city trucks to the poor and needy this morning. Although a number of bushels of the fruit remain in storage, the supply is now nearly eNausted. MT. Hill has given about lnl LnshGla tn .ln l-it.. q
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
Buildings Being Decorated

Garlands of leaves and evergreen wreaths are being strung by work men over the facades of local build ings in preparation for Christmas. The center of the city will, within the next week, present a picturesque lpDtaralCe.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
Observe special Night

PcQuabuck chapter, No. g. R. X. AL last night observed its annual past high priest and veteran men, bcrs' night at it's lodge rooms. The N. N. degree Of the organization was conferred upon number ot
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New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
Bazaar Closes at St. Joseph's

The St. Joseph's parish bazaar, held in St. Joseph's Guild hall this week, was brought to close last night. A bazaar for the children of the parish will be held this after noon.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

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