New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 24, 1924, Page 18

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Several candidates | I be given the first degree and matters of importance will be dis- cussed, All members are urged to at- tend 1d capital toralsing the price Westments to a pe uv where ¥ itsell ion of voluntee duty in always at FEPLNORFR STIRRING 7FRENBH s or active it vetion Should the revolutionary leaders | their present practice of re- fight and dividing into small for the purpose wf looting and destroying railr , the govern i nation-wids armed nst the hands would should the leaders de enough fighting, and quate means No tABOR - NO COAL - NOASHES iging their tru hu ums diverted to un purp t M Mills said, slowing up he rowth of the na sduetive ust result, fir normal productive us raising the 200,000 Fran Prize Attracting v «vn | Greal nterest cost @ BARROWS CLAIM 832, At am 1g of the claims commit- tee of the common councll, to he held ay evening at 8 o'clock, the aim of A. ¥. Barrows for $32. muges to his car by reason of a de the highway on Farmington | wvenne, will be heard. Barrows has | threatened suit unless poyment i made THE CITIZENS COAL CO. Yard and Main Office Uptown ; Office and Demonstration 24 Dwight Court 104 Arch Street Tel. 2798 Tel. 3266 o with the sp shing wire en leaders which intercopted show it o obey a central command e loyalty to de la Huerta DIRECTOR DIES Jun, 24.—Spencer y Plenty of Talk ', Gilbert r of the Pennsyl- Fevre: tu make | o ol mmittee s ont | may be dea ot 'y ail mpany, died at his A of exiating onpital st prelimi ot : e e here early today. He was aged " 1 id “and an-{than a week ago ready applica . and had been sick but a few days. found Fundamental | aution at excessive rate PENN, Harrisbur investment I oand permitting profits 1o ther and CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON HAMILTON, HAWLEY AND THE RU: 58 stromberg camumtur WIN LAND CO. TRACT, WEST MAIN SIREET, ON EASY TERMS, A G Hawker H. DAYTON HUMPHREY, Agent | ROOM 208 NAT'L BANK BLDG, First Mortgage Loans at 53% interest Dewitt A. Riley Co. 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