New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1923, Page 16

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Pearl @ month officially \ | Bstimates cheerfully given on all jobe 82.31 lu'-nm st NEW BRITAIN PATROLMAN ON CARPET souney Fined Week's Pay and Time DAILY HERALD, | meeting in reference to | for new bids with specifications for | repairs on the stairway in the rmr of the police court room. Commis- sioner Jackson moved that the ln\\'t'\[ bid received, that of Arthur Ruther- | ford, for $102, be accepted. The | other bid was from Carlson and Cas- person for $190, This was considered | to be too high by the board members who gave the job to Rutherford. calling ‘ rm o t Colum multiply L in Off For Three Months For Failure Up” Duty Calls, ner William F. Lange resided at the meeting of he board of police commissioners " | ast night, in the absen of TRAUT ESTATE APPRAISERS " kson submitteq Spear have been named appraisers of | sline committee | the estate of Mrs. Eisie M. Traut. | o Patrolman William | The will of Mrs., Traut was filed sev- | missed two rings while | ©ral days ago. 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