New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 26, 1923, Page 18

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Judge Alling fixed the bonds at $2, Boy stole From Mother Theodore Neumann, charged with | the theft of $20 from his mother, reforma ut Policeman Thomas Feenecy testified that he and Officer O'Mara conducted an investigation and arned that the boy, who is 21 years stole the money in order to “shoot ecrs Neumann that her y from her in v said that the said August, s no will power and possesses a re for money THURSDAY!! .3 THE THE POPULAR MARKETINC PORTERHOUSE, SIRLOIN, ¥ FRESH GROUND HAMBURG LEAN SMORED— SHOULDERS LEAN BOILING BEEF LEAN FRESH— SHOULDERS CRANBERRIES LEAN BOILING BEX LARGE SUNRINT— WE ARE HAVING OUR REGULAR i\llp-\ DAY, THIS WEEK. FRAL BARGAINS OFFERED, MOHICAN MARKET K ¥OOD SALE THURS- BE SURE YOU GET THE BENEFIT OF THESE _d i PLACE 391 - 401 MAIN STREET e ROUND— ... LB. l8clf 25¢ | BEST NO. 1 ........ 3 Lbs. | LARG Lb. 124c -ORANGES . Lb. 12%c EXTRA HEAVY— FINE TISSUE TOILET PAPER GRAPEFRUIT POTATOES ... 15 Lb. 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