New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1923, Page 2

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To all of these callers, Mr. careful hearing, stating that he would consider every phase of the situation, termine for 1 elf, if, in his his servives are desired arty and the country. Adoo can and will speak when the time to speak opi by his pa Mr, Me - himself three That loud for We have heard in the last ays from more than 40 states, I . \\\m' country is lllllll. £ - Public Utilities Commission executive a mun of decision,” ey, superintendent M. Bl farm in the One Miie listriet, dropped dead while 1e of James Johnson, had been when a John- » farmhand \\hn TUG BEING TOWED, ., Nov. 1b. ved off her towing i, Ma -The tug ationali, Pollock haw- McAdoo gave a | He is a man of action ||\:l‘ The public utilities commission yes- k on amendment 10 a|from where the box was « ter ce tin 1 him to extend his service THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1923. gy FATHER 1D SOK ARG MEDICINE | OVER 68 YEARS OF SUCCESS NEW JITNEY Extension of Arch ton. ing granted @ now held by 1 Arch street, proprietor or“.,,,,‘,l,d Shan dnd Arch strect jitney line, permitting | June Morales Grants Street Line Peter A. Agos- to Kensing- ¢ same time the petitions P. ¥French, G. Rod- pstini plans to ope rate separate line =y hourly trips. 1 love living in the country,” Byways. for the same this line h | and = | porch. 4 said 1 man who owes a lot of money in he Broadway now New district along the you York Evening country roads. can’t owe money to a cow.,"” “I love to You World. » KILLED BY MAIL BOMB | Double Funeral Today For Texas Man And Boy, Infernal Machine Vietims Corpus Christi, Tex., Nov. 15.—Tne | double funeral of J. A. Barnes, prom- | inent real estate dealer, and his 12- | vear-01a son, Jesse, killed yester?w, { when a bomb sent to Mr. Barnes Lox labelled: “Mugizines,” W | his home, is to be heid here 1« Meanwhile officials at San Autonio, | press, continue the wem by nf‘\\‘tlvoy | who received s to ‘ake 1ha box to the express office. The maa went with him to the office, he said. and |toid the clerk the box contained magazines. The box, addressed to Mr. Barrnes marked “personal,” was de- livered yesterday morning. The bomb exploded it is believed, when he at- tempted to open the box on a back He was killed instantly. The %0, with a broken neck was found buried beneath the wreckage of the hovse, and died enroute to a hospi- tal Mrs. Barnes was cut by f! gluss. Two daughter were pway selool at the time. No motive for the killing could he supplied by Mrs, Barnes, who said her husband had no c¢nemies, so far knew. 15 at | as she TONIGHT RIL, SAT Out tomorrow New Victor Records November 16, 1923 Red Seal Concert and Operatic La Serenata (Serenade) (Tow) i» 11etian Geraldine Farrar Mld.l;’ll (Your Tender Kisses) (O in clear joyous soprano. lingen-Chaminad: (Woman lFickle) (Verdi) In Iraltan Rl(oleno—h donna & mobile Puritani--A te, o cara, amor ulou (To The e, Oh Dearest) (Belk HE VICTROLA instrument line offers a choice of twenty-one designs in all the popular finishes and a wide range of sizes and prices from $25 up. Ask your dealer or write to us ; for complete illustrated catalog. New Victor Records every Friday include not only the best selected music but the very newest features of current productions. Geraldine Farur} 953 $1.50 Two of the most dehutely nucelul of modern concert songs, Songs like these, equally remote from tragedy and the cheaper kind of humor, are a discovery and a delight. They are finely sung. DOUBLE.FACED List Number 200 Miguel Fleta Miguel Fleta 948 1.50 First Victor record by the bnllum young Spanish tenor who is making his first Metropolitan appearance this season. An Aragonese by birth, he has met with immense successes in Europe and South America, Light Vocal Selections Verson Dalhart Peerin Quartet 19168 {Mammy’s Little Silver Lining (Memories of Virginia The silver lining to Mammy's cloud is a little black plcka ninny. 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