New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1924, Page 14

VEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1924. MV GHIP R Blames His Second Wife for His Wrecked Romance WEEI?UAESS géfflffigl[‘ "N WA %ficé‘sfiisfin New York Booneggers PUL UD e o April 1, and they anticipate ection to the r ted increase s not been in- General Housecleaning ALL WINTER GARMENTS MUST BE SOLD ON BARGAIN DAY $18.00 and up Presents Demands Effective April 1— t Associated in lLower Than in Studying Buil Connecticut City Architect Walter P, Crabtre city has been empl tion with W Danbury and To York, by the special building commit tee of the i in the city of Danbury architeet to study t ation in that city and develop sk s for the new buildings and alterations 1o be built during the coming year. The projects under consideration are to ta « « of the school needs in Danbur " DRme There will be ed the blame for his|Luilding of the ac- |} at the nmodations of 1,2 pupils with second wife, who, he gaid, refused to SYMDasium and auditorium, un eight He Nor Balmforth ave- Diogenes Appears in . om addition to \lodcln Baseball Suit jiroster nad planned to in . g Theta Sigma, . Palmer in a $9 home he has large the p sehool to ac- dates last ed at Morristown, N. J., | commodate pupils there discovered that the front of the that Miss This problem \\ltng nml red with a main which the nk in a r land withouy a new gymnasium and tapped to steal fuel fo oy ) his - |auditorium | tions. South ¢ Entering the and the elaborate plan was ith a pick barrels of denature l other supplies, the repulsed the last atts m when cooling vats stationed overhea upset and drenched them to the But the enemy, amply warne the torpedoes, had ¢ 1 er Thomas ting of ters' wage New York, March 4. ed in several vears, it said ster, w hy magazine Eugene V. publish- Corliss had Brew- New York, March 4.——Prohibitior agents attacking a tablishment yesterday school 1 and consuiti made effec- of more he $1 was re- n the new hotel e Normal school re- 1er, young and iful, given up all hope of m that the an unnamed daily output girl soon 050 gallons Throwing f open simulta were met by drew their pis were fired vealed tha railroad doors to Proceeq & gas attac after the valves had The gas m MEN'S OVERCOATS ... LADIES’ COATS $15.00 and up BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S COATS .. $5.00 and up These are real good honest Winter Garments, and must be cleaned out to make roem for our New Sworing Styles which are daily arriving. BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY city, age in business un- wrecked romance door of his divorce him «d to divorce third sib cross velop t and has se there to a morbid und misun- «eral buildings in pro often enough. and cxhibite, lerstanding public do not propose thar she shall be sub- jected to any more of that sort of thing." - First knowledge of the pair's igten- SHOWER FOR \lls\ \“] EREY Mrs. Grover Steele, of 2 i ton avenue, tendered a evening in honor of her Miss athryn Sheekey, o become the bride of derson, formerly of this city au stationed in New London, Floral decorations were of ffodils, and Chinese lanterns illum d the home, Vocal and instrumental se-. lections contributed to the entertain- the guests, iifts of utility endorsed the yl wishes heekey's many friends. 1 Lmdcv to Explain Our i \ssessment System Linder a Hartford Tuesday at the Hotel t Hartford. Several of the Capital City's leading real estate men have heard of the assessment system Paris Police Want il of the , employed here and expressed a wish “The to hear details explained by the man H . g Bird” who evolved the plan Acting upon Boston Clothlng Store 63 CHURCH ST. (Next to Herald Bldg.) seaps warry hundred years. Brewster met Miss Palmer when she won a motion picture beauty con- test under the auspices of one of heir request, President Joseph Ken- his magazines. She rmerly was a wdy of the Hartford real estate cigar counter attendant in Macon, board arranged the meeting. Ga ment and of Miss § BOSTON STORE DONNELLY MULLEN CO. LADIES’ JERSEY DRESSES All the leading colors, 36 to 41 Trade At Home Day $4 69 Men’s and Women’s Fine Tailored BRUSHED COAT SWEATERS With patched pockets; colors, buff, grey | and tan, trimmed with brown. 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