New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 26, 1920, Page 3

‘SPANISH GAMBLERS ARE HEAVILY FINED * Several Dmnks Also Appear in HS‘}l‘EREOSFGg{EY](S)I%R Police Gogrifi This Morning ! BARGAINS AT THE .. BOSTON. STORE SALE THE BEST THRIFT INVESTMENT YOU EVER MADE EVERYTHINC IN OUR JIMMENSE STOCK AT SALE PRICES. Goods Delivered as soon after purchase as possible. PULLAR & NIVEN . Boston Store WE CLOSE— Saturdays at 9 P. Mondays at 6 P. M. of, keeping a gambling | nmcrceial street Moa”nu; Peras o d Felix Ciran- sis by Judge | court this ! acd Kirkham in pn]h - Kena Mas, Valeriano Mor- d Gmes, Gern lo Senera, ' nik Poras, Salvatore Salva- | Genia, Jose Aranda, Vincent Sen- | 2 Joe Dura were fined $2 and ! wibling ded guil'y to playing cards, testificd they did =ht. The moen ‘ould play all Saturday p 2ll duy sunday. The mo, tore, lon | matte: 16 change Shortly after the first | went to the second | iding where they found the gamblers enjo} Scveral when - found . escaped through the open shed his own bond 11 of money on his About §690 was handed in to Grace following t raid. | ant Iart 1cporied that $104.60 Ken from the tabl Two Drunks Arrested. Hickey and Roger McDonnell and costs on the Doth pieaded man furni ¥Fred v and when ask ¢ given a bottle of who was leaving The pair were ar- ( ontinued. jeck charged neglecting to sen<d her children | .rd not giving them prop- s continued until Saturday request of the judg dent of thi ars and du support herscif 4 as her nusband has in Poland and cannot come to country. For the past two years she has neglected to scnd her chil- drsa to school. Dr. Harry Elco worn:y informed i HAVE YOUR T PROPERLY AND ABLE EXP] 'CKING DONE AT RE\SON- E. with to school morning or 1 operate a daily Freight and Ex- | Nojeck hu press Service, New Pritain, New Ha- - ven and New York. Trucks rented by | dry or hour. Local and Long Distance Moving and Truckivg. A. H. HARRIS 1560, been ck wno examined the the court that she s thought to be by | ents. He said | and worrie, John Purne Nojeck, ma rage Tel. House Tel. 1849, DENISON GARAGE 130 MAIN STRELT. ound 1ty nd was fined Palr the 1 Dominic Hirc, I b ot Supplics and Repal Livery C for and Night. Storage. ' MANROSS AUTO CO. OVERLAND A2GENCY Storage and Accessories, Repair Work a Specialty. s G Phone 2227 139 Arch St.. The opsa ety ht by Sergeant King ing @ Both i condition. Continucd. Al ) pay ord an the ol VIM delivery and heavy duly trucks, from ' to 5 tons, AMERICAN Balunced Six, Pleasure Cars. CITY SERVICE A M. will he given 2 hea STATION Parnessa, Prop AUTO REPAIRING THAT'S OUR SPECLALTY JUST CALT -1 AND WL WiLL 1 Yotk SERVICE. AUTGO REPAIR CO. 115 GLEN STREET. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Civies Cluh Will Meet New Moembe Senior I8 are urg to be a very The following pro- repar Violin se : no selec- »uvenir Spoons, the entertain- in the im- portant nieet gram hag be:n After will ba a « hion club, there m. dmuster nee Academic * Lincoln of the school ix a4t his home on i LEFASURE CARS |« M AIRVINGE JESTER at=ies ) phiysics 193 ARCH STREET ! wuted money to | Eastwcod Electrical Service Station and (Garage. interesting | tr. Camphell. Tle | homé for trouble. | { Lighting and Ignition tem Specialists., MAXWELL SEPAVICE SEATIO)! REAR 183 MAIN STHMNET honc R Starting Sys- TONIGHT. ol the eventy LICENSE COMMITII mon cot for the vtermine Have Your Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted By A. Pinkus EYESIGHT SPECIALIST. ? Y ASK FOR and GET :t Horllck s J‘ Malted Milk Aterifents,mnd Sopnlide Over 30 Years' Expericnce in : Testing—Satisfaction Guarantecd | Office, 306 MAIN ST. Phone 570 ! i {ree } tion } coun i when szid body { whatever | GURTIS INSISTING COUNCIL IS OPEN Demes Members Are Committed on Lighting Questior Alderman having cir- Orson F. Curt heard, h vs, that a rumor is in culation to the effect thut the oir council members have re commit pport light com rate ilow- c and eireul many of the couucil memk : becn and a or wro council tha vou stin, I know of is not in a on the ques- the comme evening was aewmber Wil ate of mund the vote of lust Wednesday on troversy to aldermen and thera (o pass upon the principle or anithing o n“r,m\.], reporting their nn.nm,~ d recommendations to the coimcil, could act more intel- and pass upon the question ; ¢ then thought proper. @ part of members to be representative o the people as well as the mayor and I think can be depended upon to serve their constituents faithtully | ach will. Therefore these 30 men ntitled to some vofce in cit i (until they vote to or the ter is changed placing ever) the mayor’s hands), then their s s would be superfiuous. “Judeing by past events it seems to | me that for the credit of the city, it will pay to pe sure of our grc R course we decide on. member for example, the Town Hom invest the ent of ; the s i counci] the of the mayor, | corporaiion are supposcd wood Linds | ater rent save interest. irnest Hillem is the guest of M Rollerer of Muple Last week of Besse-Leland Co.- Miss Pauline her dutles as cle Grammar school. Open Monday ov until o'clock. Besse-Leland (fo.—advt. Principal [.. P. of the High | confined his home reet by prize waltz for pur ball, Tues. eveni of Ambler . and Mrs Hi our inventory s ~advt. Bessore I in th of has Stade to illness. resters’ Pa { advt. of Commerce | uperintendent the fact that mber ted to - H. Holm organization h for Increased teache The s com - cent. discount un all shirts at | ace at the | evening. through | company ;k: 142 Church Vera Bene- | | e will e a dinner Shuttle Meadow club Friday Lehrer sold tos Real Estatc hot Al Barncy the Camp three family £10.00 discount on 1t Besse-L 5 Members of Alexandra [. O. D. of St George, ed at the home of M 90 Colimbia street, noon. oung men's ien presidcent of the 17 compa trip to California. i Ant on all under- -advt. Mcedlillan will a iwip to Flor- | ida to spend vmainder of the en's and | -Leland’s. $..00 discount suits and ¢ - advt, The members of the cast and thoss otherwise connc the production of “The Plac " under pic. veck, will be en 1d reception ne Fardeck’s hall. per wnr i children’s -Leland's. on -onts at B chorus ted with Time, the the aus. vt Corbett of North street his position us foreman ©ders, Frary :se in other busine on all young men's s.—adve. en’s Relief corps will meeting in G. A. R. afternoon at 2:30 II. under- com- | i i il | | | bein lL«st wee ! report v nest Sunc er the care of a ph the reading of the annual | was postponed until Ten 12iks’ mo. Fair. Advt. To Heal A Cough | HEALING HONEY. | | i i | . HAY AUTOMOBILE serris | give IS NOW ASSISTANT CINER GEOLOGIS SHOW NING TONIGHT New I ed from the e i {in 1909 has recently be OPE nuing Tomorrow, the Exhibition Wil Be Open Every \fternoon re Wt vl . thous:nd this morning the WCOES CHURCH DED oclock ‘“morni he late ¢ Bard open until Phlip antomonle spices of and ¢ udet Jordon, Stemer. New Brit talle of th wheat lies hid A .S FLOUR Delicious. home rolls and wmuff wint o EAT MOR Sold by in Flve it & 3 IN TEXAS. Ech QUIC HERALD CLAS3IFIED Dage-Allen & Lo INCORPORATED HARTFORD. BOYS’ SHOP Sheep Lined Coats for Boys, $13, in before C 1 have hristmas but o ust arrived, : will put them| appe ance. 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