New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1924, Page 14

14 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1924 S - R e T T R T e | [;H"J]REN ‘VAT[\H ¢ torn f { HI:I " IN I YNN I:[]R \lw his request for apprehension to| nection with hls plans to come here,| Kaplan was to have fought In v ' hs local police as “a bad actor with | Dubey was the last person to sce|Philadelphia tonight and has been |t ) ibey s th person to & 13 L1 J r il L 4 | long criminal record,” Tt was sald | Travers alive. An attempt was made | obliged to cancel scveral other en- THE HERALD - ) 5 that he fled (rom his home, eight|to break Into his house Kriday night, | gagements. He is regamled as a | “ " b I \ N miles from Whitefleld, Friday night|and he expressed bellef that some-|leading contender for the welter- WANT ADS 1 A rgott ‘ " or Saturday morning. one who had & hand in the killing| welght title held by Mickey Walker, Alphabeticaly Arranged ¥or Quick Holloway protested that he knew{ of Travers wanted to nllrncc him, sud Ready Reference, h Travers' death, and came | ) 0] 5T O LINB RATES FOR nothing of Trasers' death, and came OOFFEE MARKET CLIMBS CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS : S Y ‘ Rty 4 here anly to sce his wife, Mrs, Mar- New York, Nov, 10.—Yurther| PBelow is a list of the Oh See Japanese Father Shash Her : Prisoner Protests HNOCEIOE- | fon i Monoway: ram schom e s KAPLAN ISBETTER |aem,mork, Nov tb—tutier| ey 8 G, aree Propuio R | been a0 3. 8 % Standar eadings in ‘ i i | been separated. Mrs. Holloway was foo market today. Prices opened st | vo Ta0y Cuea” on the dlan V " at the police station today, saying , 44 to 73 polnts above Saturduy's Jll,,fdl Veln Won't Flgl]l Extradition she did not belleve her !m\mnvlv“""""“"“"' Boxer, 1l With Stom- | a1, Further gains were later| Classified Page, Note the - . could ‘y‘f.‘: e ;xl»lii_nx\\i:tlng to do With| i poisoning, Will Be Out of | Made, especially in the near months. | easy- -to-read alphabetical T A - ling N K The volume of business was not arrangement, New T¢ v ko ccause of the request by Coun-| Ring Two Months. large and the action of valuus wis Oakat 8 wocds to'n lane ka ¢ Twin Mountain, ) . ar- |ty Sollcitor Ryan that Holloway be| = . i due to Atrength in Brazil aud the Phone Your Ad To 14 lines to au.ineh. knife fror 4t a lodging house ¢ carly | held as a fugitive on a murder| New York, Nov. 10.—K. O. (Phil) | faet that prices there wova above a ' Minimum Space, 3 loes airea 1 it v, was described g “fugitive [ charge, the local police asked that|Kaplan, welterweight boxer, Who|parity w e ma Minimum Book Charge, 3§ cents AN ] i | sk parity with the domustis market. { t n n ustice um’”f\ Y mpshire in | ho be heid without bail. Thia mo- | has been critically ill at his home | Gonsequently there was no belse Qg Py o Bame Depe L ith oAl :j tion \\«*\m d In abeyance by the | here rulr H“:r‘h\rl ]d--\-, w “1. \'r'°~ selling against Brazil and little act- 'Adl Accepted ourmu: Telephone s J ravers ¢ hitefield, N.| court until later in the ¥ nounced out of danger today by a 'l ore: sl i i 't lor convonlence of stomers, Call November 5" 1t the| Holloway eventually was formal- | physicians. Uniiooftes STARADEE oftered from | Closing t”"% for insertion |5t “UL"Gr'S “waat A" Oparator. that New Hampehire au-| 1y held without bail to awalt the ar-| Kaplan's ilincss, according to his i g B in same day's paper c v declared the | rival of New Hampshire authorlties. | manager, Willie Lewla, mystified MARKET GOES UP 1P M whose body was| He eald he would not resist extra-|three doctors for several days and | Now York, Nov. —_— S — = | v a mill pond near his house, | ditlon, and that he wanted to go|took a serious turn Saturday. It|yo04 of buying orders poured into cd down by logs, to be due to| back and clear himself of the| had becn diagnosed as a form of |y qavty stock market, carrying more ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS though inquiries have | charges, stomach poison®ig, however, and |yana score issues to new peak | 1—BURIAL LOTH, MONUMENTS n pre a week, oway etplained lis move- | today he was said to be on the road | noey for the year in the first 15 Ho iy 8 Burial Lots, Monuments 1 oway, who ca here last nts at Whitefield Friday night in | to recovery, although he will be con- | R EW BRITAIN—Monument V A 4 { b minutes of trading on total sales in| 4—FUNERAL DIRFCTORS NEW BRITAIN—Monument Works, 123 om Lunenburg, Vermont, | the vicinity of the housg of Emile |fined to his bed for two weekS OF | (voaey of 150,000 shares. Initial h IOL\lJ Oak Bt. Monuments of all sizes and seribed by County Solieitor | Dubey, which led to suspicion at- | more and kept out of thé ring for 4 i description. Carving and letter cutting w J. Ryan of New Hampshire, | taching to him, as activities in con- | probably two months. 10,~Another gaine ranged from fractions to four | S EEone ANNOUNCEMENTS Comiidsin —_— BURTAL VAULTS—Concrels ateel reln- AUTOMOBILES forced; 3 3—AUTO AND TRUCK AGENCIES el b 9—AUTOS AND TRUCKE FOR SALB At 10~ TOMOBILES FOR "HANGE Hlalo Lhdsbidos 11=AUTO PARTS A l\ ACO FifiDflsz 13-AUTOMOBILES WA} GUT FLOWERS—potted pianis, Al kinds, 13—AUTOS--TA bl 50 funeral work. N, B. Greenhouze. U4—~GARAGES TO LET 7 GUT FLOWERS—poited plante, pleasivg 7—S8ERVICE STATIONS AIRING varlety. Bpeclalizing on funeral work. ii=sERYICE STATI o Johnson's_Greenho! 617 Church 8t BUSINESS SERVICE di 18~RARBERS HAIRD'E, MASSDUSE 4 % AND CONTRACT Greenhouss. 315 Oak & SERVICE RENDERED Lost and Found +—black and tan h I an MAKING & MILLINERY s} o 5 P ¢ & CiANING Redfleld on collar, Notify Wm. 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