New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1922, Page 5

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MISERABLE FOR !son of Mr. | o'clock | ran directly NEW BRI'T BRO \ 4 DUSTRIAL LOAN CONVENTION HELD A, K, Dolliver, Local Office Managoer, Attends Meeting Held in Bridgeport | cal office of the | clety was among | the state meeting | Industrial Lenders' association whic h wi held at the Hotel Steatnield, geport, Wednesday, The clation is composed of men eng in the business of making smul) in this state under the law which was passed for the pury eliminating the old “loan shark"” evil, The headquarters of the Beneficial | Loan society which operates offices in this city and in New Haven, Hart- Iy-ml, Biridgeport, Meriden, New Brit- ain and erbury was represented |at the mecting by George Hodson of | New York city, the vice president of | the company, who spoke of the pow jer of courtesy in husiness and showed how the opportunity afforded the peo- [ ple of the state to obtain loans had [ helped many persons in their time of need, Beneticial Loan so those who attended | of the Connecticut | Old—Latter of 1910 50 of New York, ht, 18, son of ol Terryville, J., last Thurs Seymour, teache Rev byterian chureh, sald last night, ar father to cool off | back to Terryville, “1 have written v nouncing my marri; supposce he is Ldgar East, of New York city, vice- [three other sistors president of the Fquitable Industrial |though, My fath Loan society, which operates offices | mour and he s i in New Haven, Bridgeport, Water- | Wealthy man, 1 | bury and Hartford, read the newly |teacher, and Art | framed ol of the assocla- | money in the shoy tion whicl to protect the borrow- | in the amatenr hoxi ling public inst usury and extor- It was Arthur’ | tion in small loans and to actively ak amate [ sist in prosecuting the “loan shark. 1L . Stephenson, of New Haven, She | superintendent of the Beneficial Loan | Was perfectly sple socicty, emphasized the power of cf- |Smacked one of his | ficieney, rvice and co-operation, H, |the jaw and she “t i De secretary of the national selation, told how the national fight to eliminate the loan shark was E eding in many states. Attorney [ William 1. Burton Bridgeport, spoke of the need of new to further combat these cvi The next meeting of the state asso- ciation will be held in New Haven, June 28. The national association will have nvention in New York ¢ A clops ey we real statc the monr. id did man." N the hi ter, Mrs, bheth while A A man had offered of ; mont, but backed o legislation Local ing of the Ancien first W Today is the ish feast of D held in the syr evening to ol the great feast whic en The feast of the dition says, is v | time that the Jews the hand of the Lor h smiting the sgyptians, The , as the story g Lord, priests havin Lord w; going to born of the 2y ptic doors with the blooc had been offered ir that way they were scour, which des believing 1 tians. | called Passover bec: orates the houses {n Charles Byrolly of Watcrbury Drives Car Over Body of Little Boy— rve Condition Is Serious, Richard Rackliffe, the four rank i lif £ treet, is at the Britain Genegal hospital, suffering from internal injuries about the chest and abdomen, and lacerations about the legs as the result of being run over by automobile driven by | Charles Byrolly of Harpers Ierry ury. lent occurred near MeMil- on Main street, about 3| erday fternoon, M nd her son were crossing to ¢ o Wi the been lar store street at a moderate Rawkliffe stopp s but the little boy ont of the machine and the whel sed over his o local hospital authorities the child’s condition along Main of speed. to let the ¢ rt of the detective burean | and he charged with operating a motor vehicle without having a driver's license, liam C. 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Helthe by I on, moved to the eremation, Some tir next few weeks the as! single urn, will be Prague, the birthplac An operation W thought might save t twins during th n from In hi accomp the mayor for through the | the governin where, erly. The s pne approved a memorandum or rebuked rease i A use i NoSlowing Dm Every day we are doing a greater volume of business . than on the corresponding day last year. Prices are so much lower than last year there’s only one conclusion to be drawn-- we are getting more business that heretofore went elsewhere. It is just such values as these that are winning us so many new friends; it is our courteous CREDIT PLAN that makes friends of our customers and b customers of our friends. 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