New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1920, Page 9

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A guaranteed singing Canary, a fishing rod, a bowl of goldfish, alsn 300 other souvenirs to any- one holding the greatest amount of tickets given away at the New Britain Bird Store Have you started saving tickets, if not, get busy at earlier the better. NEW BRITAIN 105 ARCH STREET once, the HUGHEY JENNINGS T0 ASSIST WPGRA Late Detroit Pilot Will Be Giants’ Assistant Manager Noew York, Oct. 30.—Hugh Jen- ings will eat grass and do his ee- vahing at the Polo Grounds next sea- on. He and John McGraw have de- cided that the Polo Grounds' fodder will be the best for Hughey from now on, and so next year fhe late pilot of the Detroit Tigers will be assistant manager of the Giants. Jen- nings’ signed contract to that effect arrived yesterday, and he therefore roturns to the National league, which in the years gone by he adorned so long as a player, for Hughey when he was active performer was one of the best shortstops of his or any other time. LIFE IMPRISONMENT Two Hartord Men Are Found f'hfllly of Murder in Second Degree and Immediately Sentenced. Hartford, Oct. 30.—Garetano Carra- dino and Tony Fleres, alias Tony ¥Fedele of this city who was brought back from California to stand trial for the muyrder of Isadore Saladino on August 7, 1919, were convicted of murder and sentencer to Wethersfiald for Iife by Judgs Frank T. Haines of the superior court last evening at 10:10. JONES-LETHIN, Paul Jones and Miss Rose Lethin were married yesterday at the Swed- ish Lutheran parsonage on Bassett street, by Rev. S. G. Ohman. The couple came to this city to be wed by Rev. Ohman from their home in Elgin, IlIl. The bride is a sister of Mrs. Ohman. _——— NEW BRITAIN BIRD STORE has a new supply of dog medicines, dog and puppy biscuits, cojlars and harness. Also goldfish and grass, Sce Satur- day’'s advertiscment. 105 ARCH ST. 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BILL PEDDLER FINED Agent of Rea IEstate Company Ar- rested for Violating City Ordinance by Distributing Papers. For distrituting handbills on Ctn ter street after he had been warned against the practice, Charles Perche was fined $5 and cost morning by Judge John K. ham. The pamphlitts w ments for a lend comy man Wiliiam layes arr cused yesterday at 12:45 near trance to Landers’ factory Patrolman Michael Cosgrove - rested John Bastian yesterday on Park street after John had fallen to the sidewalk and was in danger of further injuring himself. The accused re- quested that Prosecutor G. W. refrain from asking where he pro- cured his liquor, as he did not wish to bring anybody trouble. the en- CITY C©COU MENTS. Trial Dates Are ¢ for Settling Le- zal Questions. The following trial dates were as- signed at the short calendar session of the city court yesterday afternoon: Wednesday, November 3, at 10 a. m., M. H. Fox, by B. F. Gaffacy vs. Samuel Waskowitz, by G W. 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