New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 6, 1920, Page 9

4 - MAYBE BflflTlEfifiER| Joseph Lesmek Taken and Held for U. S. Ofiicials 1ne wrresty fore the permit number for be- vithout a wewsion of Judge bench. The dental t@ Fourth of July there was i large Kirkham was upe morning n o the without Arreste fNeer N, wa d guilty and was arrested by ade | var follow i e arraigned r discharg- Meel discharged Aen eph Rose ted by OmMcers An. fi YMeera Tiermey and Flynn Nieh was fined § 'rank Prencipine, fined Officers Thomas Feeney and Mike e Nullivan, fined $3 Ing firenrm a permit Cliford Moorehead d by Of. Tarvidien arrested by OMcer Mechan pleade ined $5. Jo- rson and Moore was fined $5. John ollt wax fined 33, He was arrested ni.- Avene as diacharged. Patsy Nargl, urresied by Officer Zandzain, M, was Officer Kiley Johm PPupetski fir $2, arrest was OM A Carlec Abestos he ) Omcer arrested by rested b) Muarchio was disch rested b Jitney Driver R Barne Katzman, v Jitney on Weat Main strest line, ar- raigned for reckness driving, passiing & stunding trolley ecar and overioaod- Ing the jitney. His case was contin- ued untdl Friday mofning under $50 was CHIROPRACTIC TALK No. 4 ‘Get Well Without Drugs’ (By 4 A VOLZ, THE CHIKOPRACTOR) any way similar and Surgery, It no mere then No Chireprac Quid ah physieians and wu th Nature, and for actieally every ¢ some of the v & course of Bright's “J.A.VOLZ The Chiropractor 250 MAIN STREET, BOOTH RLOCK o # pon't endanger the iue of that pre- elous baby by using unknown or un- vas urized milk OUR REALLY SAFE and TURIC PASTEURIZED MILK and ALL question of impurity osa. #rom selected sources of high q d THOROUGHLY PASTEU modern creamery. 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HENRY DATER. *Fruit - a - tives’, or Fruit Liver Tablets, the medicine made from fruit juices and valuable tonics, is doing a wonderful work in bringing health tosick people. 80c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25¢. Atdcalersor from FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited OGDENSBURG. N. ¥, The arrest was made. by Ofi- Strolls er Kata was fined $15 for theft from a cash rezister in the Uneeda Lunch East Main street. He was put on probation. Howell mpbell pleaded guilty to reckless driving and violation of the motor ve- hicle law, he was fined $25. The ar- rest was made by Officer Strolls. Francis R. Dolan was armigned on the same count, pleaded gullty and Judgment was suspended, he was ar- rested by Officer Meehan. Joseph Grabeck of 119 North street, arrested by Ofcers #lellbere. O'Brien and Sargeant Hart for drunkenness and breach of the peace, was fifined $10 and costa, amountingg to $17.86. Violated Tdquor Laws, Joseph Boszko of 67 Broad street, fined $10 and costs for the same charges. The arrest was made by OMcer Feeney. Joseph Lesmek ar- rested by Officers Feeney and Ander- mon for drunkennes and breach of the peace was fined $10 and costs amount- Infl to $17.64. e waus held for Fed- eral officers pending and investigation for violation of the liquor laaws, as it ia belioved that he is a “‘bootlemzer.” He plended gullty He is a resident of Tariffvile. John Cheneski pleaded guilty to dunkennesas and was fined $5 and costs He was arrestedl by Officer Hayes. Michael Viti entered a plea of gullty on the same count and reccived a fine of 35 and costs Officer McCarthy made the arrest. John Kyle of No 193 Main street, w arrested for drunkenness by Officers McCabe and Meehan e pleader guilty and wae fined $5 and costs. Patrick Sullivan of 202 ain street pleaded guilty to bhoing drunk. Ile was arrested by Of- ficer Stadler and was fined $3 and costa, Peter Cheoneska was ound guiity of being drunk and received a fine of $5 and costs. The arrest was ma by OfMicers M:Cabe and Mee- INJURIES NOT FATAL Local Couple Injured at N. Y. Fxpected Home Within bonds cer Canastola, a Week. Mrs. llose Roy of No. 78 Beaver street is in receipt of a letter from her daughter, Miss Rose, whs was In- Jured in a motoreycle accident in stola, N. Y., a few days ago, g that her injuries wree not re- garded as serious and is expectetd to be discharged from the hospital of that place within a week, It was thought at first that she had recelved a concussion of the brain but an examination revealed the fact that this was not so. However, she re- ceived several bruisés about the body and had been rendered unconscious for long time. Willlam Bourgeous, who was driving the motorcycle at the time of the ac- cident, has recovered sufficlently to be up. His Injuries consisted of cuts and a sevorely injured knge HOSPITAL RE Newton, July h.—About 125 guests ot Dr, I. Peck arrived this morn- ing by ctal train from New York, and M antomombile from New Hrit- win Dr. Peck was the jeader of the Roosevelt hospital unit that served with the allies and with the AmericAn army The local people who are at- tending are: A. W. Peck and wite, Porcival R. Platt, and Monroe Par- sons. Charles B. Grimshaw of Ken- to- 1 UILLAYT Plans Made For Expenditure of Ad- ditional Sums Meet With Apposi- tion Because of Greater Taxcs. Tokio, July 2. (Associated Press). —A supplementary naval budget, amounting to about $84,000,000, be asked of the Diet, according local neswspapers today. Among the items are $300.000 for the establish- ment of a submarine school The wurmy credit requested amount to $48£.000,000, the news- papers say, this amount not including the expenses of the Siberian expedi- will will | to | | raising de-“ of | the | The moneyed interesis wielding a strong in- Diet against the pro- ening the national defense has veloped because of the necessity the income tax to meet increased cost are said to be fluence in the posed credits. Feebleness of Old People Caused by hupoverished Blood and Poor Circulation. 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