New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1919, Page 2

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Meskill this morn- ing on M Antonio incini, who I Lrrested of health authc B l Man charged with Jeaving her home without the consent of the | health authorities after the home had been quarantined for diphtheria, Onc of the children was suffering from the and the other children observation by the health | = department they believed to | be affected by the disease germs. Inspector John A. Dolan of the de- partment was in charge of the guar- he having placed the home ntine on January 14. At Mancini asked him if > to her husband's occasionally to help was given her from vand in the nan and Michael Tim- | ko were ed Satur night for | saulting one another in Dudjak’s | and both were allowed pushed Timko into in self defense Timko with a closed which he had in his hand Walenty Charmut started ment in a Hartford avenue George G a iay Wi S alocn to zo. & one Guss- ni was ¢ Gussman knife an argu- saloon, disease, three were under RE\\ A\ BE\.\%;:?” ';'s‘-%gnmsrs 6 BELLANS Hot water: Sure Relief ELL-ANS FOR INDIGESTION antine, #:5 time, N - e could not roni store him in his work. She choice of honie store remaining away the and helping her h at all times, until the illness past, ining in the home all times, ose the latter and observed the s far he offi- cials of the department know, until January 28. On January 28 Inspecto Dolan went to the home and found the woman and the sick child gone Later he found the two in Mr. Man- cini's stor the hea was act- the tinc cireum L Miss Kitson nurse and M. H. Camp, ing health superintendent of the violation, told of ti stances of the case Mrs. Mancini that by the nurse that t taken from the the (Ce) S | stated she had heen tolil cards to be on A house were Saturday the preceding 25t the cards, s1 child to et family 1t the to remove with the he no one came left the house or th hing to eat and while ther Court Cases. | up | ves- strect Officer William P. MeCue charged with drunkenness this A penalty of 30 days in jc 1 by th after s ised 10 go to the Farm. She friend’s haliwa To Clear Your Skin D it clear by P judse mak ion. 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Experience were dropped b AY, FEBRUARY 3, 1919, “Peace” and the “Victrola” It may be of interest to the public in gen- qra! and prospective Talking Machine owners in particular to know that in choosing a musical instrument for the entertainment of the AMERICAN PEACE DELEGATION on board the GEORGE WASHINGTON, the VICTROLA and VICTOR Records were selected. You are choosing the BEST when you have the VICTROLA and VICTOR Records for your home entertainment, he February VICTOR Records are on sale now, offering a chaice list of the great- est artists. It is worth your while to step in at your convenience and listen to them. Henry Morans, 365 Main St. Directly Opposite Myrtle. “Authorized Victor Agezcy.” Just remember kind of wear, furnitur surfaces another. Then remember that SUP # VARNISH is the hest Varn that we guarantee it. ie:l /'..Tf THEJOHNBOYLE C( 3 & 5 FRANKLIN Q. irday night refused to give him change for & bill after he had placed a §1! Officer when the bartender $10 | on ach of tl William Souney was | rmut was ar ue yeste mistake 10 g | sh Ty of $5 without ¢ Potish was ejected Vhite House lunch p: urday night, for using and was arrested by yov's wer lay t 12, were llowed to red 0 on pro- nposed of r ma s by from 1 vile Openyour package the desk after lunch Remember the delicious baked potato you hed? How much flavor there was — all brought out by the cooking. Now—as you light it — notice the same thing in your LUCKY &T Cigarette .. Like the pot: rought out by “‘cooki the delicious ng ”the tobacco. it's toasted flavoris