New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 28, 1923, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28 1923 i b ——_— bring more I|(‘(' from the hidden "(‘-l i Jolly, Irene, In Love, With Love iz iin v CONGRESS ENTERS =CTdenecrs=—— May Wed The Rubberneck Man “wicie’isc. . oo [NTOLIQUOR PRUBE momentous romance about to fall on Because 1924 Is Leap Year f i i 5isice womr Some of Them, v TGO LATE FOR CHRISTMAS! abont a recent trip to Honoluly, where there is no high cost of liv- "5t wmay be only a comeiaence, et 10 GEL 0 Bottom of Scandal Special Joe Cramer Will Have a Wife As Big As ;oo s o e PR e e | shipment - IONOZTaphS Three Ordinary Ones If His Admirer s e o e a6 dhe (ialtsly typically woman. She has used all pre-Christmas vaid which has resulted f {the fancy weight-reducing exereises |in 14 o ts, but the whereabouts of IS Success ul In Her QueSt {and compounds—and 'l to no avail. | the missing list of alicged purchasers Just A rrived | She measures 79 inches around the ' scized at the time and liquor selling waist. It required three tape lines conditions generally in Washington to dotermine this, are engaging the attention of mem- L OO VI < i s . | Jolly Irene will be a big girl when |bers of congress while District of : = Greatly Underpriced in |she grows up. } Columbia and federal offi te P QOrder to Reduce | with their own angics of t ~ Our ‘' ==-a] [nventory Representative Newton, republican, Bought an Automobile | Minnosota, has addremsed a _rcquest | [£acd i 4 g for the facts in the case o Commis | i But Failed to Get It sioncr niair of the inecrnal 1o DOWN bureau, Commissic ier Oyster of the District of Columbia, and to Scere tary Hughes due to the successful ef- fort of Dir. V. Sololewski, secretary of the Polish legation. to prevent seizure of a large stock of liquor stored in un Joscph L. Mcebhonough of this city through Dunn & McDonough, has in- stituted suit for §200 against Hilmar C. Johnson of Wethersfield, anoging that the defendant has failea io de- liver to the plaintiff an automobilc upon which payment has been made, |&Partment building on the ground of | According to the papers the plaiatiff | dinlomatic immunity R P’ Lought an :\u(omZhl‘!v and ‘ha.nm Mr. Newton asked Commissioner % Plays A“ SENDS ONE later that the defendant had no right O¥Ster to inform him as to efforts #i T The defendant prumised to | MAde to find out whether the list was Records HOME to se it deliver another machine, the plaintiff | €coverad. by whom and who turned » it over to the inteliigence unit, of tie alleges, and has failed to do so. The on is returnable in the city court | INternal revenue burcau, Fimer Irey, s, chief of the unit, has declared the AT ONCE third Monday of January list is now in the hands of the burcan | In letter to seretary Hu 5, SHORT CALENDAR DOCKLT, Mr. Newton expressed the opinion Eight cases are listed on the dock- | that every effort should be made to en e ec . the short calendar session of | Preveat the diversion of liquors from t afternoon, as follows: Albert A, | brivate individoa nd deciared thit Greenberg against Hu 3. Chrst- if a diplomatic representative was 4 = istie 4 Meuded . Dvu s e e aRal s men ) i ven s & Hyde for the defe { ¢ eum zainst (See Coupon Below) et o K v NORTH AGAIN PRESIDENT against 8. Symolor dgment st ’i::‘:’m‘l"'lt"‘l'_‘m‘)’yi JINew Britain Club Becleets Most of i~ #ki against Joscph Sutkowski, pudg- Officers at Annual Meeting—1 | ment, G, W, Klett for the plaintiff;| perous Year for Organization, John Skirtulsky against M., H. Fox, pleading by defendant, G. Woods| James 8. North was reclccted pr for the plaintif, W. M. Greenstein | J4ent of the New Britain club at i {for the defondant; Harry \. Witkin | &00ual mceting held last cvening against John Luliewicz, pleading by | the club room ia the city bullding. dcfendant, Alfred Le Witt for the| VD¢ coming term will be Mr, Nortl's plaintiff, J. G. Woods for the defend. (®CONd s president of the organiza- Buys This Splendid Cabinet Upright Model JOLLY TRENE, FAT LAD ND JOE CRAMER, RUBBERNECK |ant; Julia Gold agatnst Nathan M, Hon. The resignation of A, G. Kim 4 NTLEMAN TO WHOM SHE 1S GOING TO PROPOSE DURI 5 | Gold, order of notice, B. I, Gaffney | Val!s first vice-president, was ac lllustrated At the Right Yiea s gret and Sceond Vice-1 for the plaintiff; Joseph Napicrkow- " 2 i Pl . - - ski agninst Staniey Plonton, Jouns | dent Parsons was choscn firet $49 00 Wil buy sightly smaller New York, Dee, 28—"Thank good-| “But I'm going to have a hushand, | MC0t and limitation of time of re.| pieo-Presudeat in i M:m.'(‘::l'\"w 1 g upright Phosograph, with ness, leap year is coming.” 8o sigh- Somebody nichnamcd years that can | d¢emption, 8. J. Traceski for the|JOTS" % BPrAl wAs wlected wecond every latest feature. Y plaintifr. vice-president in place of Mr. Par- ed Jolly Trene, who weighs 620 divided by four (like four guzinta e =~ 2 . pounds, has biceps three times us|1924) as a leap loar. That's just what | — e ke Mions amd-W, IC Hatten 00 Will buy magnificent Con- large as Juck Dempsey and who [1'm going to do—'leap’ onto a hus- BOY RUNS INTO A | were clected directors, succeet : . sole model illustrated above would be a total loss in a modclling [band during the coming 12 months| : o Kirkhasi kil Oeorse P . £ ! . Marsland of 22 Park place e contost, when women have the traditional e P s s a8 tors ¢ ¢ "It may be thut ‘everybody loves a | right te pop the question to bashful | 'tPoricd 1o the police lust night that ".(““,', ‘1,“,&':‘.“. “’:““‘r-“ \H W.”” j fat mun,’ a8 the sage commented, but | suitors.” his machine had struck David Galio- | L/ inion. G T Hist ¥ way, aged 8, of Middictown, N . optgiato ok mbail and K v 'l make the weighty statement that Ag-a mattor of fact Jolly lrene does | D e el Riliriadipoleputiy she | "ephew of A, T, Barkman of st O i iikos love starved,” she said can't get thro subwny turnstiles | West Main street. Mr. Marstund told | 1/*td seerotary of W Hall and “Look Undey; the Lid" Jolly Tr whose other name is!==they have to open the donble gates | the police that he w Iriving on West v o ‘ an 3 Foyps oyl B! S0ain strest Noat tock bridge | Ve 1+ Haleh were again ehosen andi Amanda Quinn, 3% Irish and looks it for her; she can't go to the theater s SR IIQ0R BIICES | o v et . 1 ’ : with & colleen smile grown in New for it would take half a row of seats When the youngster ran from the sboria of {NG BPodanL treuAurer Unusuval Opportunities in Slightly Used Demonstrating Model: , COLUMBIA . : K300 NOW 8115 Jersey and as infectious as the mos. [to seat her: when she goes into res. (CUrh Into the rowd and struck the | G500 0 L TSIl I Sl quitos reared there taurants throngs storin the place and S of the machine, He was taken | 0 0 O tor the ohub VICTROLA NOW She stands 5 feet 11 inehes in her erowd so closely she can’t eat; she New Britain General hospital ;4 SONORA 8 B b “." $175 NOW No. 5 thocs and s sald to bLe the can't be squeezed Into any automo. '™ " it was discovered he had suf. L O, 0 ¥ INSTALLATION largest mobile woman in the world, Pile smaller than a two-ton truck and , ' % « number of body bruiscs, tetl c - Irenc is u joily conversationaMst— & block and tackle is necessary to e ettt by . an interesting companion, and her in.- | move her about in bed whem she is ; ndree lodge . O, s city, oy St o . | SUES FOR COLLISION DAMAGE | Scandin lodge of Meride) John iy “Yes, but would you marry me?* | Only the other day she sat in @| Mrank Spitzel, of this city, through | Erickson lodge of Hartford wi Dunn & McDonough, has instituted | held in Hartford Jan, 11, District Dey g g 2 she flung hack, dentist's chair and so snugly did her A 1 blushed my prettiost rolls of flesh wrap around the cor. |suit for $100 against John MeNerney V1Y J. €. Roscniof of Hartford wil That's just it,” she said cmphati- | ners of the chair it was necessary to |0f Meriden, The plainthif alleges | havee harge of installation ceremoni call verybody thinks T'm dandy take the chair apart to reelase her, |that a collision between an auto | Members of Andrec Jodge will make “Dependable Vierchandise™ as w dainty juggernaut novelty—but | When she doubles her arm, it's a | driven by himself and one driven by |the trip to the Capital City fn a p 138 MAIN REET us 4 life mate I'm as usecl to them | foot across. Imagine—a foot for an |the defendant at 11 & m, on Septem. | clal car, onat bt o we an ording »arior chair is to me.” jarm, ber 4 was due to negligence on the | p———— > the defendant He elleges AID ROM HOLY s Ont a Husband 8he confided that she has tentative- | part of ; A settee or divan large enough to | Iy chosen the man she will pursue that his car was damaged to the ex- Rome, Dec, 28,<The by 1 d RECORDS FREE accommodate three persons and hav-'leap year dawns tent of 842 The writ {8 returnable the Holy See toward ing the tensile strength of the Wool- | Tacky Joe ! [in the city court on the First Mon- | Central Enrope has v ] worth bullding s necessary when H Joe Cramer, “rubbern gen day in January Constak Kdward | mor han With every [']",“02,-:”,1‘ offered in this sa'e we will Irene parks in comfort, |leman of the museum,” who can Maney of Meriden served the papers. the Tribuna 2 o e g : ” 2 Y give ahsoluiely FREE 10 New Record Selections. Bring this coupon. 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