New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 1, 1924, Page 10

10 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1924, HWBMMKWRWM vamunmm School for Illinois Miners COURT OF FRRORS cmmmmmm? T: Painter 'flWfiPmmfififl L e K ‘ _ INCHICAGO MARKET| QUICKLY PUTDOWN e LA T NAKES FINDINGS . * FOR BIG DAMAGES Communists Said (0 Have At ‘ R Ny Tridls Ordered i Some| " e e o ‘Glams Fire Loss Because of tacked Govt. Buildings e o N § L Instances RO BT Btde DI - : I Poor Wire Service : iu Dbistory, trading in cotton | e s ) . R el 1is part of the country was be- : — % T the Chicase | o > Government | t of crrors met ane leaders of in- i ! erce were present | Inents in o Now: Hiyen case ¢ o'clock gong started the | Up Questions of I'ay . Dee. 1.—A suit o 000 from the New York ompany for losses from of an ulleged 17 minute g a telephone operat- | or to e calls for fire on the Ihe fiest transaction came when morning & April 6 was filed toduy later in the Nt Crosswell of the Houston | by two nnE: resid-nts. ‘T'he my-v exchango sold 100 bale of 4 is sald 10 g the first of its Kind in piry cotton to President Frank _— the state arey of the Chicago board of ¥ The cw market ral declsio v ; r plaltigs are Michael J, {trade n tur allace | Codey, 0WNW of a garage which Winter, a broke burned, wWhogeeks to recover §20,- Gnipson, presic f arshal 006, and Jamg J. MeGrath, tenant, 4 & Co. 1.000 bales at 82 f who sceks $1900. Twa counts are made in the 8§, the first charging » quotations in < tailure of the Yjephone company to exchigiges and in commission wine Jewe supply sersicemnder terms of the s began with the opening pur- sh k * | contract with tu subseriber: 1he ! and sale. The first month ! o v nd charginguiiure 1o give sery- ¢|traded in was Janua Market ¢ scovery é iee under its colpon law duty. 9 were fixed from 9 until 2 S ’ at a g D Codey complhs that after a o Painting | newshoy, who divovered the fire at by the square | 4:40 2, ., e wlt' it to him, he im- D e AT subdivision. | medint ttelephone a fire from the southwesy, t har hean so effee. | BRLE LD T minnten two districts, and a forerunner of I '““‘“’(SELECTING JURYMEN 10 : o & 3 oror e 0 oo conmee wrn oo | TRY MRS, BULZ] AGAIN | FENN IN WAGHINGTON o Y S B S T T w four deputy sheriffS Mary Koz- Congressman Lapresses Opinion 1y SETS NEW RECORD. 4 he department | House When Court Granted Her || ok 1ty ne as is dona . er cmployer tra Session Will Not Be Necessary | 4 Prench Aviator Makes Great Speed {at Ney g A New Trial [ sy an axe, With His 330 H. 1I'. Motor Plane iy wite laughter, ay Will Remain Phroughout Session | New York. Dee. 1 cction of {taken tc tate lospit tor the mrors for the second tiial of M sane s Plalns. T woman 1.—The am- | Anna Ruzzi, whose ¢ ; lay i | charge of murdee 3 e ‘]"mm«. ¢ know she ONpig < Birthday and Anniversary SR kaDErR S thaRcounly) fHis Becoming A~sociated With e S e n cftect today. lr«p e the orders | Brons supreme court b = ernational Rresident John [ Mrs, Buzzi is charge: Killing WOMAN '\|||| » » Lewis, of the United Mine Workers, | Frederick Schneider, A ‘hieago, D ey lidentined T A for bl e that the men return to work today actor, Who was tound in his | N W approximately or have the charters of their local |automobile, 11 Wl been shot ! Eh in a 1n voked, thirough the nght temple with a pis- | ar-end col Pennsyl- stanley Works ationai Organizer David W, | tel which was v oscene of R T i rtra on Diavis took charge of the strike situ- { the ¢ irrested Ve victims itlon over the head of George ¢ armer, Ni uig AT 1 rant e esident of the district - s y is in the soutl During the fiest trial the prosceu- | BEACH AGREEMNg & distriet executive heard was |tion introduced testimony pdentiry- | mford, Dee, 1.—The vjeeps of : ! i : Wagim Coocomo, |10 Session today. ing the revolver nse one given N ef REanTord annotw this a | » I ! ‘ & 7 e strike hegan last Tuesday | Mrs, B v he hrot in-law r y that s isrmiend : : l ot without the a rization of the dis- | William Turk. a {ow days before th ul e la) Na- ARGUMENTS BEGUN , e W S STl ; I PLEASANT BIRHDAY v o o o S5 T R S e S 2 A Yowager Queen of Fugland, 80, To- Dowager Queen of Fugland. 80. T f Willett-Herrok day. Has Gomd Time With Vamily fenie IBLen Al e iy : n i YR ITE " woull With Her -.mymy, 'y v in e LUnite Panam ight per cent. of the a s grown {n America are pro- ed in Califo v o | EXCEPTIONS FILED and - Vanzeni R(llxw\lullo’lyl)v rated on, o | Sy vt T ongections 1o ne | Never Agall‘l Woman Suddenly Rulings of the Trial Jide Your forefather’s bathtub was the creek. He mir- vored his face in-a basin of water and made his fire with a flint. His Ford was a horse's shanks, his electric PV MINERS RESCUED ; g light a wick in tallow, his telephone a shrill shouting ; I through his hands. He hewed for his furniture, spun for his clothes, tilled, sewed, reaped, ground, mixed, haked for his bread. When he died, not a newspaper printed the news, and his nosseesions were too few for a will. 1 GARAGE PIRMITS FAVORS BOARD 01 APPI AT : : . : ; You'll never have to go back to his old discomforts. ; i | Not while printed pages aw available. 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