New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 26, 1924, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FKIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1924, POKER GAME FNDS |- sl City Mems | ZEROSHINWALLFED s Ty B "DNKARD EARNINGS | Remove that Dy, o H . | V\'Ii H :‘I \ ! neyeT \ &5 | Miss M , emont | Ledous Makes No Special Plans for! (niversal Coal and Wood company | Reports for Three Months Ending dftertaste [ ! tof this nas purchased througn | ' R o i \ding Entertaloment of Jo nember 80 S g n in . | Bolding Entcrtaioment of - Job nkew Real Eat November how Profits of Ibransen player planos at Morans | joss, | e property known as th Nearly Two Million, Tinn Mnapleh fon Mi o ' nst | —advt | r Bros. estute situated fn the < Police Track As {lor N Mit Tl cane ik elle iyl ety o s ¥ola theoi New York, Dec. 26.~=The workloss ce of Avon. The property pur-| Detroit, Dec. 36.—Net earnings of ma in has sold through P - - i yirt o tor gambling c mp Real Lstate company, & and led by Urbain L. Ledous, also’ Chd sonsists of a business block, | the Packard Motor Car company for I L now P i °, BT ¢ ( e ont N Tflf‘”.ln‘fl Sul’W | e e autes ® | grain elevator and | the three monthe ending November / s t avenuaito Krank and Valosh p R 80, last, the first qu r of the coms geiey but satlstuctory day vesterday. No | This samo ageney has sold for | pany's fiscal yo ro $1,872,763, it Hmm B : : g churches were €tormed and every-' Punn Bros, & three-family house on | was announced today by President ) S ,"'W A. O, "' ‘-‘““:‘l‘:*I'\l\‘j":‘ll.‘\'::l: body hal plenty to eat and a warm Seymour avenue to ;mmw Tenn \. " 115 compared with | L "“”S\"l) [p]&SENT AT ! : A lieWRIEhito Blin for Mary Sheehan, a two-fam O year ago. / HIVUDAGLY I'h \ ntion of offiers | "y "y o g s leadquar use on Mgin street to John | company's holdinga of cash HIDNIGHT ;‘M,‘N,S HERE vill meet b 3 k. Rt e owlckas; for Max Kennedy, @ and marketable securities, chiefly Pleasantly WSSV L 21 | AL u.ll. 18 of value ench and the members of his tollowt 5 ness building on North street to | Unjted Sates obligations, amounted 5 | Al ieaniy Lot the colnrertivar e Faleo; for Guiseppe Faleo, | 1o $18,1 an Increuse of more sPlC ! | Rids, St Camp Memorial gatlc n two-family house on Pearl court|than $1,000,000 in three months, )’ church, in Chrystle stre near De- 10 Max Kennedy, |after paying the usual preferred A Seats ACSG Mary's Chureh Oc- ‘ o PSSt At o | lancey which they “took over' | e e quarterly dividenda at the rate of| e » cupled Fialr Rour Before ‘ o e e S R randoned CRild s Nt |12 sithic ceitiand anlexics omiman |k 4 IX@Yys R Cood Taste Y | dividend of three per cent, as well as Concerned Over Parentage .\ 5. common dividend at the I'hiladeiphia, Dee, 26, —Undia- service Opens e i ¢ entertained at din- ] An I 5 € st} | | rate of At annually, Net \ \ Catholi | A ha ’ W turbed by the controversy over his! cypront g [ 3 v o 1y e v istomer this week Mills i 5 age, the two and one-half-| 000,000 ¢ o o . N herothixtband) ,000 were mora than nine times Q 1 t e ¢ Mardware store. Ask for one.—adst. | oy o oo ) y 1 hoy abandoned in Camden, | greater current labllitles, | % 2 = T \ T o A ouls R, Thomas and ¢ ari Ao nst sl ., December 17, spent a happy gl b i i ed o T their home on Ea : i C Bl s at the home of Mr. and o =, o s X B s 4 e i ) tussell B, steimling, siting | Radio Performers in Row B iy N tSnoy it ‘ e - A r a Christmas tree and sur-| B YT T 4 i S , red for At Jarlous prOSTAMS ouuyed by toys, the little fellow ap. | Over Union Affiliation DRUG CO-- s and {1t = s : : iy G SO weared more intbrosted {n what San-| Chicago, Dec. 2 threatened rices hegnn, aut It wi X rack 815, Mary Elia- ine had brought than the|strike of musi whose music Js O S e oy St K ot BHE TR ned to Death on catenad contest over him. The | broadcast over the KYW radio sta- 169-171 Mam St. ' \ filthia . Lol s . g8 sald it was the happiest | tion here was averted last night, the v i 10 o'clock on Monday e mas they ever spent. Return- [ manager of the station announced, S o ' o att 1 Treds & - e b Ho ast night from Pottaville, [ when two mus ho were pon- il ecting of N e ¢ Ahes Grane 8 Sl s t a - 1 1 to join the ! | few hours of its frui ments and Claude Boldin z & ir. and Mrs. Stelmling spent L ur R ! : Cal s eiico eni Sl ; o ; v childhood, were to have | alnder of the night plaving | g | SpasmodicCroup s frequently ' 1 he ¢ of Main ) 1 asalle NrY Arricd y. GI redl . L Lot LS GEMENT, relieved by one application of— & Mr. and Mrs. Burritt B. Ripple of {ously burned and i or. 350 Park street announce the -en- A ken heart, battlos tor his ; : ! 3 gagement of their daughter, Wini- RuUB in a ho: 1 et S fred, to Frederic E. 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