New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 20, 1922, Page 2

8 CASES IN SHORT | o E'uum COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS Judge and Lawgers to Have Busy e AND RECORDS oy Session in Afternoon \ : , . When city court meets Friday aft- N ernoon for short calendar session 18 3 |cases will be tried, They are as fol- AR ] b \ Ve ( | lows: TEN BIG BOOKS OF THE FALL The City Realty company, by Stan- s (il = E 3 132 MAIN ST it b ley J. Traceski, va. John Waltkeves, ; THE BIG FURNITURE STOR . his Freedom ' by the author of “If et al, by B. F. Gaffney, Alfred Le. Winter Comes.’ |Witt and P. F. McDonough, judg- RLLEARL S noh by B\ WAL siant, Lioltatinn ok Mriattah s ainy They are ton “Cappy Ricks Retires’” by Kyne tion and foreclosure of sale; John | o :‘Shlr:-:lnw of the East” by the author of |Aiacskowaki, by Henry Nowiekl, va. GOOD.’ T rers Seople of Tmportance” by Kaths |Adam Daatych, et. al., by Michael A. orris Sexton, fudgment for failure to com- ubfother of All 'L &' by the author Credit Co, by Willlam M. Greenstein, political committee, of "Bimon Called P v, Shuman Y. Sargis, et al, by Law- Relations between DBolivia and “Robin," by Burnett ver Falk for American Wall Paper|Chile are such that grave difficul- Stationery Dept. and Paint Co., Berman & Berman for | ties threaten unless the mediation of s, and Trving 1. Rachlin for|a friendly power or the arbitration of L] [ Rackliffe Bros., report of receiver, | the league of nations can be secured, e lc nson discharge of receiver and order for | This declaration is made in a letter| |receiver to pay over receipts; F.|recelved by the secretary of the Ravito, by Stanley J. Traceski, vs.|league assembly, from Alfredo Gutier- [John Bonolo, judgment; Harry Maxen, | rez, Bolivian delegategto the assem. rug 0. by Irving I Rachlin, vs., Harris|bly, Brown, et al, judgment; M. C. Teis- —p——— lerve, by Alfred LeWitt, vs. Helen 1017 MAIN ST, il ' o5 MEETING OF BOARD ing by defendant or default; Walter R. Gumprect, by A. W. Upson, vs. T. H. Gelly, Jr., default; John Aushanas, by Freedman & Freedman, vs. United Lithuanian Societies, by B. F. Gaff- ne Horsfal[ ney, motlon for specige statement; Al- AT bert Fruscello, by B. F. Gaffney, vs.|Dnild: : Tadewash Matenowskas, by stamey 7. | BUIIAIDG Line on Summer Street ‘lcoasin Jack ” :-rrmeski, answer; Reuben Halstein, i . [by David L. Nair, vs Otto Anderson, by M. D. Saxe, pleading by defendant D]SC“ssed or default; Joseph Melinyk, by Henry / S flH t Nowicki, vs. Stanley Orzolekalias, by 7 0 a David L. Nair; C. Jedziniak, by Hen.| Last evening the board of public ey Nowiek, va. Fenry Job, by David works voted to establish a fifteen foot air, pleading or default; Harold |building line on Summer street, it be- a 8 E Johnson, by XKirkham, Cooper, ing a compromise to the petitioners L4 Hungerford & Camp, ve. Angelo| Who asked for a twenty foot line. The Bloncati, answer or defanlt; Walter |Present line is ten feet, | THE BIG HIT OF THE SEA- Karpick, by David L. Nair, vs. Jo-| 8Seven petitioners were in favor of p . 3 5 seph Zemauluk, et ux., judgment;|extending the cement walks on Sex- SON IN YOUNG MEN's Aatst [ |00 Ginsburg, et al, fudgment |ton street from the present terminus and limitation of time for redemp-|to the top of the hill. Twelve peti- A small shape with a curl tion: Commercial Trust Co. by B. F.|tioners did not appear and it was tak- brim—Ilined with rich colored Gaffney, vs. M. & H. Brown Bros., by en for granted that they were in David T. Nair, and Attorney Buck |favor. sllks—ot 'soft - texture ?‘“‘wt?d for garnishee, judgment; Currick &| Many complaints have been receiv- DANCE MUSIC to novelty creasing. Cousin {Leiken, by Henry P. Roche, vs. Wil-|ed concerning the condition of Dwight Jack” is a great value. son Co., by Kirkham, Cooper, Hun-|street and Commissioner Kenny ask- Come Along (I'm Through with Romany Love. Fox-Trots. . \ gerford & Camp, disclosure of de-ieq to know where the responsibility Worryin'). From Ziegfeld Clover Blossom Blues. “Horstall Special” Soft Hat in @ |fense and fl\ldflmfll_P!:R A)‘ w. 51;“1”1 lay. Chairman Cross said that due Follies, 1922. Paul Biese's Orchcatm new Colors—3$1.00 Shoe, by Henry P. Roche, V8. Pros- (5 the work being done on the tracks Two Little Wooden Shoes. Intro. A-3673 10-inch 75¢ pero Franklin, by Willlam F. Mangan, |gng the street itself things are in a “Swanee Sway,” from “Spice —_— permission to substitute H. H. MIK-|p.g oongition. He sald that It resi- of 1922 Fok-Trots. Ray Send Back My Honeyman. owitz, trustee of the estate of Pros-|japts would walt one week they would Miller and His Orchestra. Georgette. Fox-Trots. pero Franklin, bankrupt find a good job done, however. A-3671 10-inch 7S¢ Ted Lewis end His Band. RESOLUT[ON REFERRED Conrad C}:an}c". c;ntrac'orl; flxpnf‘fl,r- e A-3662 10-inch 78c ed before the board and asked to he Say It While Dancing. R R . relieved of his contract for laying The Sneak Fox.Ttota: lnl%n-edhbmy:")(whnn Ve Said ¥ cod-| s | [ |cement sidewalks at 19 cents a foot. ddie Elkins' Orchestra, Nansen Proposal That League Inter-|He stated that high costs of material E Silver ‘Stars, Fox-Trots. Py oinaous Rnds | have made it nearly impossible tor A-3660 10-inch 75c Paul Specht and His Hotel vene in Near Fast Crisis Goes Be-| nim to meet his expenses. The cors- | Sheliga e Astor Orchestra. | missioners agreed that they had ro Truly. o A-3672 10-inch 75c right to relieve Mr, Cianci of his can- Susie. Fox-Trots. —_— N 2 : Grey Morn. Geneva, Sept. 20.—(Ry Associated |tract. : Knickerbocker ()rrhtgstru, un- J BURNED TO DEKTH ki pEd ARl O RiD R ATHAERE ] TH decided/ to butid a sewer if der direction of Eddie Elkins. Flapper Walk. Fox-Trots. Sweet Daddy' ] fore Political Committee. | . ; | Nansen that the league of nations in- | Dover road is macadamized, in reply A-3670 10-inch 75c }Fe‘r(znblf ofle]slpthal and His ;norma in Asia Minor was referred | to a request of Howard L. Platt. £ Ao e ) ey "A’;’ ; ok | mer—— e e Doy Watkes, Waltz, -36/ -inch 7S¢ OUR chance to electrlfy the 3 : e - : ike — T , i i Shadows. Waltz, {2 From Injuries Sustained While U.HLnkeH N’e.thke !Flereras l';ght:'u::i :/.u ows. % V:.aol 2 dance-bunch is rlght-now-to- 8- ¥ Matches. awaiian Instrumental Quar- oonlig| alts, Accordion . 3 2 et it tette. , Solos. Guido Deiro. night, for Ray Miller and his men- Henry Wilezenska, two-year-old gon A-3658 10-inch 75¢ A-3665 10-inch 75¢ : 9 2 of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wilezenska ELECTRICITY FOR THE FARMER : : of-mumf: are in again on the new o e e did e el Kot Tal0. et rssn. e TR 8 Gompary. 1198, o . POPULAR SONGS Columbia R:ecords with a cgup]e of when his clothing ignited while he farms or in small towns and suburbs. Electricity has Fesl Lol ol 'T"»,”x’s'?."m“z'ét' o wallops that’ll keep toes tickling long s playing with matches in the cel- b 3 oors try folk th [ ood Mornin’ (It's Mighty Goo e 19th Hole , How I Love ®*Ths. boy's mother wa in an upper | | and & abous. the sams on . WHEE SIS ASTVRRE e L Pash e hatches for the night! | A-3669 10-inch 75 Tenor Solos. Frank Crumit. portion of the home busy with her | done 80 much for mankind? 1 i L A Wit e T ‘ I'm the Black Sheep of Dear Old 2013080510, Achi 760 You'll go along, all right, with she heard screams of her son who| | Dixieland. My Cradle Melydy (Just Carries “, 1) 1] . had been playing in the cellar with | ' The Yankee Doodle Blues. Me Back to Old Virginia). Come ,A'long (I,m thr_ough. Wlth hl; ulste{1 Frm:;!’s, one ‘A,;;’ol;l:ri Yaniand Scherch Conaiine: Male Qusrtétr.ilerion i worryin ), for it’s an irresistible er graspe chiic ] 1 : el i AzI868 5 DRk 7B Ol ViF e Way. fox-trot that the Millerites just eat him on the floor in an effort to extin- | Away Down South. Tenor and Baritone Duet. Up' guish the h{liaze. rr';vn;sndz severe burns P e Send Back My Honeyman. Hart and Shaw, to her hands as she S0 2 3 | Marion Harris, C di iy . - 3 i The polce department vas rotie! Vi A THERM AX Rl TeR e Y“_'c‘:_’&_h"‘:;";:) 15¢ Then, switch over to the faf‘-snde ames McCa \ ——— . ;::tol:;':\opmfl;cnceman William 8 / X X 3 1t 1 Can’t Have You I Don't Want Likhadtine Mama Blass, of the record and you draw “Two Strolls rushed the suffering hoy to the . % C Nobody At AlL Edith Wilson, Comedienne, Little Wooden Shoes,” another pip- hospital. He died during the night ! ELECTRl Lonesome Lofgin’ Blues. and Johnny Dunn’s Original 5 . 5 B 98 / 4 Dolly Kay, Comedienne. Jazz Hounds. pin fox-trot picked in the garden of the husband still talk about the | ; % < 7 At e e, You cdn i N ; HEATER A:3664 10:inch, 78e A-3674 10-inch 75c good tunes and also played by Ray Two-Year-Old Boy Dies in Hospital cure him of that if your dishes it i e e \ WO i SYMPHONY Miller and His Orchestra. Youw'll for soups, entrees and all desserts. At | 4 \ > Landers, Frary Salut d’Amour (Love's Greet- Muineira. (Sarasate) Violin have to toss a coin to name the all grocers.—advt. | N 4 and Clark ing). (Elgar) Violoncello Solo. Duci de Kerekjarto. winner between the two. Ask your NATIONALISTS CONTINUE | will lielg.you S 40031 _Lzinch $180 | gooler for Columbia Record A-3671 e Carry Your Cross With a Smil (| SAVE ! Melody. (Dawes) (Gabriel) —T5c—and get yours. i | | The Broken Melody. Calvary. (Sweeney) Converge From Six Points Tpon| | 1 i Baritone Sol *fori Col;mv Sligo, Capturing 50 Prison- | COAL (Van Biene-Bonime) sntoneA ;:;3 Oi::)a.' 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