New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 14, 1924, Page 28

28 SOUTH MIDDLETO - BE DUPLICATED This Will Preserve Yale Tra- . ditions, News Says | —_— NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1924, IMilk to Be Sold in . | Qwammn b g p—— lj}lcn\elltar)' Schools | SENT 0 PR[SO ' » placed on sale to pu- entary school, { nanL "‘“' s ot ‘l';": | Nlagara County Bank Secretary Gots school authorltics having adopted | B Years—Teller Gets Six Months | * the “be healthy; drink mllk" slogan | srominently displayed of late by lo- | Lockport, N, Y, Nov. 14.—~John dealers fn that staple. Those |P: Dolan, 38 years old, former sec- | SHildean oel that they |Tetary of the Niagara county saving | rovided with |Dank at Nlagara Falls, peaded gullty ¢ . cost of four |10 &rand larceny before Supreme | conts, or 20 cents a week, All the | Court Justice Plerce today and was milk sold will be obtained from deal. | Seutenced to Auburn prison for a | s who have been investtgated by |{eFM Not to exceed five years, nor b physiclans and recom. |10£8 than two and one-half years. o AT cCormack, 29 years old, er in the same bank ed gullty to grand larceny and enced to six months In Monroe county penitentiary, The men are alleged to have made faleations through juggling en- in accounts, Dolan, indlcted | for first degree grand larceny, was || illowed to plead gullty to the lesser charge after his counsel had stated that rostitution of more than $100,- n had been mada to the bank of i} 5 ) taken. MeCormack's de. | ons were sald to have becn | imited to approximately $5,000. | ' Maple Hill Manor— The New Wonderland It's the man with vision who wins. The man who says: “I'd like to,” but doesn’t take the chance, never gets anywhere. It's the man who dares, and says: “l will’—he’s the man we all admire. lon: it human and natura campus as th changed even elightly day, SUNDAY SCHOOL Indiana Religions Worker Makes ' New Haven, Nov, 1{-~Y ditions will be prese of a duj t collega car Address at Waterbury Conferenee ¢ Todlay. principal of the school to o r the half pint each day for t child of the signer. The ordering of k and the payment for it is in of the principals of the chools, and they will be elng that each child ally milk HUNT WILD ANTMAL New York State :._m-.p,. 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