New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1924, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1921. tmperial prince, con- Jefeat,” Paderewski Cancels Eng ments (o were ¢ and the returned to Chicago, wiring in So Says Hl. Jolmson il Opening Jersey Campaign iporary staif. ALD. JUDD fl—ffiTEfl i ad- Krucger auditoriuom which was the meet cene of the Johinson mecting, tonight ! lwill be occupied by Coolidge suppor- | rs. Awmong the will be p ind former Governor h to Chicago to ¢ or His Pet. rial way its vancer for four veterinarians to the train, ailment was diagnosed ‘rhinitis complicated by gastritis.” A long rest and careful treatment, with former | attention to diet, will be nec- art | 'y for reeovery, the doctors said. i moved a bonus of as speakers weh employ rlord moved Republican Slale Aoproved hyi“‘ Gonneil Withont Dissenting Voice! . pianist premier of Poland, to aban of his concert tour and rush to Berger Has Amendment . e - in the serv cago yesterday i wild recomme paid as it would be myaccinat 510 In what married department e5 than fort dment wer Judid o Sy Alderman W.lliam Il e towen third ward tem, of the rOL first meeting of 1 year, last night, objection to placi Dehm at the head of the mitte failed to matera ward aldecman winning that p [ imous vote of the 2 s s prescat, 1 pig + ' 1 rolic o 24 memb rs nat $ . o it to Hed ‘ A : s iay ft b their riaken be com- e+ finaan 1 1 ing that the anley street nd the re will I serted 1 Lealth regular board that departinent st y TOME, of 10 per cent « PLANS WONDERLUL for ti work during Yonkers Man, 8 » spend |, Halr Miltion fc money 1ot in th Iepartme Place. 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