New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1924, Page 3

MAY HAVE FREE | BED AT HOSPITAL punshine Society. fo Raise: Funds for Worthy Project Canonicus branch of the Interna- tional Bunshine society is planning busy season in an cffort to ralse money to maintain a free bed in the New Britaln“general hospital. The me the lendar plan,” by dividing the | organization Into 12 teams, each team to devise ite own method of | alsing its apportioned fund. An ef- fort will be made to raise at least! $600, bera of the soclety will adopt | distribute the usual Thanksglving baskets, and have been offered the us¢ of the Y, M, C. A. Tuesday morn- Ing as a recelving station. Persons desiring to donate food, frult, ete. towards these baskets are requested to send them to the Y. M. C, A. Tuesday morning, November 23, Although the Sunshine soclety does considerable welfare work among the needy families in this city, and spends much time, effort and money bringing "sunshine” to those who are sick, ehut in or in need of human sympathy, the or- ganlzation conducts no “drives” or campalgns for funds, The money i8 raised by the members themselves, sometimes by means of card parties, sometimes by personal contributions, Some money invested in local indus- tries draws interest which is used for the distribution of “sunshine.” * The money to be raised for the free bed fund will be used as a foun- dation for this fund, the interest be- Ing devoted towards maintaining this NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, Relieves That Cough! Helps That Cold | Recommended by the Maoulacturers of TANLAC For sale by all Good Druggists HITS WIFE ON HEAD WITH THE FAMILY FRYING PAN Willlams Jones Cuts Argument Short With Weapon Commonly Used by Gentler Sex on Husbands, “If she didn't get me drunk I was recelved by the polica that hel had assaulted hils wife. The wife| told ths court that her husband| came home last night and started | to argue with her, winding up the| argument by hurling the . frying pan at her. Walinezus told the| court that Jones might have had a drink or two of liquor but he was not drunk when arrcted, Jones testified that when he ar- rived home last night he found the door of the house locked and his knocking did not bring any re- sponse, He continued knocking and finally when he started to get chilly he became more inslstent and started to bang. This arouscd | his wite and she opened the door and let him in. An argument start- l'ed which Jones ended in an abrupt manner, He told the court that his wife neglects, thelr children and is REAL ESTATE TRANSI'ERS away from home moat of the time, | NOVEMBER 18, 1924, “ Children’s Wool These Mid-Week Events are built upon the firm foundation of value and are acclaimed for that reason. A few samples of our offerings for tomorrow are listed below. Plan to ba on hand early or, in any case, at some time during the day. So E. Z. | The fund will be ralsed quictly, In | bed permanent keeping with the policy of the Sun-| 'lehine society, and there.wlll be no igeneral appe; Soclal events will be held during the winter and apring, and other methods will be used. It is stated that one team has planned to sell a specified number of boxes of high grade candy at Christ- imas. Another team is considering a ldinner to which a number of select- e spouse on the head. A €] guests would be invited. Beveral Ofle Mal] MlSSlflg Mmr Tillll(el‘r to the evidence in the ca. MANAGER OF PRINCE GLORGE. F e e Exnlodes continued it until Deemier 31, and| A, M. Gutterson, foherly of New Lal bl cal )\ | placed the couple under the super- | Britaln, has been » manager of | The team captalns or commitete | vislon of Probation Officer Edward | the Prince George hotel in New B e Myt | g 3 | ¢. Connoly. | York city. Mr. Guiterson has been fn Pnest. Woods, | Warners, N. J. Nov. 15.--A loss| Jones was arrested by Patrolman | the hotel business for o e M Gharles 1 0 $7,000,000, It was_estimated to-| Anthony Wallnczus after a complaint | manager of the several oll tanks ashore. les T Seott, Mrs, UaY¥o Was caused by the fire which, ki ot n aboard ' Axlerods Ph Off it and| R ' AXIEroas armacy €rs The mes ned for a while ire waterfront, > tanker,, s missing and several others| 0 0 vurrer omac [ of its crew of were rescued | . . overboard, their clothes afire. The ’ barge captain, at first helieved to ‘ have been killed, was found later, . 0 . D unconaclous in a hospltal. ihlone}' Back if One Bottle of Dare’s Mentha-Pepsin Doesn't Do The explosion of the barge 4¢ You More Good Than Anything You Ever Used * | Boyce Thompson, anchored along- | R R side. The ship destroyed and ( the fire soon ate its way to the first {of the four 8,000.barrel | tanks of the plant of the | path. While t ! gade battle gency pumps he contents o rawn off and s The following warranty deeds have been recorded at the office ot the town clerk: Hans L. Christopher to Gustave L. Pihl, Park drive and ' Highland terrace; Gaetano Fazzina to Myer Dunn, et al, Seymour av- enue; Willlam T. and John J. Erwin to Angelo Bertl, Erwin place; John Ean :rf J. Mulville, et al, to Jamea and Agnes Brown, South Migh street. never would have married her at all, your honor,” was the statement of Willfam Jones to Judge Benjamin W. 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