New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 18, 1920, Page 2

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Klett, a quorum could take has LIS IN HOLE, basin was recently rr and the was not firmly bed elconis, of 79 Beav- driving his horse on d had just turned into orse’s foot went into the catch basin work bled und fell police were n notified the stroet injuy notined board FROM HOME, aged 18, was report her home at 104 ot last night, The o the police states been gone since She is five feet two t and weighs about AMPUTATE. of Charles Nelson yesterday: afternoon factory while mak- irs, was reported as morning at the hos- xpected that ampu- icessary although his ashed. Dr. John L. house, and do other Lest you forget, — ( A GOOD TIME " to refinish your floors inside and outside the renovating, is while ON YOUR VACATION better ring us up, 359 —and we’ll do the rest. Comfort. 3—5 FRANKLIN SQ. The Room hospitality? Haven't remains with you. Is it not possible you suites now on our floor. will be better. BOOZE CONTINUES TO FLOOD MARKET Place in Police Court Today Reports that stabbed yesterday 1 o'clock I» a drunken » v ) Adking Printing company « woman had bee about 5 rear of t thg in the ing from her clothir tigation boarder drinking home brew CCRE embroiled over European affairs in a s reve Metro W1l afternoon and argument resulted in an that costs Friend Also Peter Jaleskie, a supplied the drinka cell about Lalf an hour and Metro arrived at t tion, he, having been locked up TrafMic Policeman Clarence Lam- phere when ho refused (o leave the station, He clnimed to have been as- saulted by Mary and Metro after he aupplied them with a quart of liquor, A fine of $10 and costs was Imposed Lentent With Denson, August Menson appeared in eourt this morning and requested that he ba given a hearing on a cherge of drunkennean for which ha forfeited a 8§25 bond yesterday, granted. 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Casimar isted upon Iy, to furnish a bond of $700 for u period of six months toward the support of his wife and four chil. dren or in lieu thereof to spend the t six months John took sed has port of mily for the pi months, although he has been earning $55 weekly in a Brooklyn foundry. The wife has been receiving aid from the city during his absence. Her old- est child is seven years of age and the youngest, one year John Blames Boarder. John claims to have much trouble = It was on that account that ed to this city from Webster, two years ago, he said, and the same reason he left her at Easter this vear. He expreased his willingness to support her if she will put the boarder out Deaf Mute Sentenced. John Nicholson was sentenced to 20 days in jail and fined $10 and costs for assaulting Karl Kupa in he North and Judd plant yesterday The jall sentence was later reduced to 10 days. Nicholson. who is deaf, thought Kupa and another man were poking fun at him caumse of his misfortune so he pulled the offender off a ladder and admin- istered a beating to him. The accused eclaimed h selt defense nfter the boys carried their antics teo far and egan to strike him. He admitted after being Mas for young ruck in through hix wife's attentions to her | be- | ‘ questioned by>he judge, that he has enzaged times. ized him as antagonistic. | Judgment was suspended in collision with R. Stein ro yesterday time. | two. was rather badly damaged. Law- | Harry Tanguay's interests Stein's crossing ing his horn. an hour when Tanguav’'s car came ver speed nguay claimed facts showing in righ \DACHE Private Lessons Given cars reached the intersection of Elm and Chestnul streets at the same automobile ODAY she can “make a train” or fix a tirc as well as anybody. 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Truck Driver Freed. l the of I'rancis Tanguay, charged | reckless driving as a result of car a weck impact The ame as Stein's cur, the lighter of the H. Milkowitz represented claim was that he was the intersection, after blow- at the rate of 10 miles ing along and crashed into him. a reversal of the as miven by the complainant. dition that he had the RELIEVED NO DOPE-NO ACETANILIDE TRY IT AND BE COMFORTABLE yAPUDINE ITS_UQUID - QUICK EFFT~~ STENOGRAPHY and TYPEWRITING H. C./WHEELER 489 Park S Quick Results--Herald Classified Advts —e—eeeee——— CHAS. DILLON & CO. HARTFORD This Store Closed Mondars During August SPECIAL VALUES IN SUMMER APPAREL If you are looking for some worth while values this week come in teday and we will give you an opportunity to seeure bargains that will amaze you. ORGANDIE FROCKS $9.98 — WERE $12.00 All the pastel shades, some plain and others dotted are included in this assortment. The popular navy blue organdies trimmed with touches of white are also in this assemblage. TRICOLETTF. BLOUSES $2.75, WERE $4.30. They are here in profusion and in all colors from white through to brown and navy blue. They sell as fast as we put them on the tables; if you are interested come early. SPECIAL DOLLAR BARGAINS ALL THIS WEEK.