New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 31, 1924, Page 10

|solutlon, The New Fritaln councll is particularly fortunate in having an executive thoroughly allve to the | powwow | importance of the problem and al- [picked patrol ways ready to bend every effort to |Haven, Uristol, it. In his endeavors, always [Diritain at the more | untiring, Mr, Cook. finds n Mr lcamp In ington. About 125 and |1 el L. Fay directors of [are expected. The basis of repre of volunteer thoroughly will he legate raft, bellgying in its always Status of the field 10 MAKE DRIVE ON ‘ : ‘DIRTY’ LITERATURE "2 o ship. A in recruiting Dec.80, 1004 16 317 medies May and 24 of | leaders from New | Meriden and New | New Haven scont teglstered on on meet Wil Lrect Rout our Tokio; Structur education, a {sentation for | rained in scoute littes, and his Knowledge, bis enthusiasm ady to recefve, Our executive our of education of the gratitude councll, of cificlene (1) th posstble opp in lcadership: able maintaine 8 ading the ! possi 1ership Seout Executive Calls; Attention 10 fluesnunahle Magazines My W overy troop wit yuris of the local count The governor of Conne and Tad Je will s ‘Leadership themes t) bers for t cers in pa ready o W possi W oriul s 0 nes of s to conference are his informa- when tion, and to all who \u\\HH from leader w00l, | lean Ited Cr lveryman's 1t w0 is giving fts | coner Wyland of Na- storics s at the Capltol carthquake December 7 i 1 produced a very fay Our president, Mr. iTolme ader re of the and should b work of r ass e temance mair ip Involves i cooperation, Ray O, are tlonal Seout Hewdanarters & Runday proof 1 scutive is of il bui! W action, Japan s W ot voduced t ama P op- movement 024 these the nrged to rem canse weeks from ginning ¥ Memorial To Be "’--. A thewoday patrol ewders AMER]CAN RED CROSS BUILDING IN JAPAN Hospital in As Nears 1y Earthquake-proof As Possible e e Standing on Wooding Petition portion ot ¢ reinforeed 1 three it e, irse are designed arly | headquart- 11 that the inch hospital the by 1 81 fund ing the - RVANS DIVORCED, - WOMAN INTHE GASE Fay wi with s in Mr. raetion. T the giving ndanee ope was ¢ satistactorily passed tnatior Wile's Chaige OF SHHL, GOWPERS ot e v e e Refused Milions Offered by autioor valfl“ anbles 1 hon nstruetfons in strijetors re Junfor high %, for A ] at the Ce ry Monday wit) Fourteen men were ), COOK, Permanent Camp Site 206 Merit lh:l:m Won Progress the mover ForInfants, Invalids, b The Aged anship, plumb Viection of Officers hot or col/‘ water. INo cookir MOTHER 1 ME{IR“’MK IJE FOR BALF fLLIGN T\ Rccused of Stealing Love of Rnother Man's Wife ] members. 1t e . e W. Pel 8200 in Cash Altard £50 cach to the chojces With neat two George P. I KERR CHEMICAT Danbury, (¢ Comtest Clos COMPANY nn Feb. 28 Moving who try pleasc Heaty moving done ras “afes moved at short notics Factory haul hold i fer work | Khone —~ Z:' 2733 % Whiting J: Joseph Arbour & Son VoleG TRUCKING - SHIPPING | NEW YORK TRIPS DAILY OFFICE AT 9~MAIDEN LANE ‘\hinzlofi. Mass., Has Fire Doing $20,000 Damages ndus to Travel Jlortune Mrs, ttoac R I 1 for endow- TELLS OF [[]YAI TY Son of Famous Francier Deied yan not lmnnm upum DS \\hl!u in charge of a Finnish servant | girl who occupled the place during | Miss Ramos' sojourn abroad last ‘nplllva. Miss Ramos, in court yes- terd fdentitied Karzonin as her former mald's friend Karzonin was arrested Monday on tnformation furniehed by a pawne broker. Jewéls and other loot worth $5,000 have been recoyered since his arrest, 0 REGOVER TREASURES | Englnecring Company Makes Agree- ment With Insurance Co, Whereby | - MOVING DECISION Approves Public Works Board it Will Reccive Portlon of Gold, | Toklo, Dece. #l.—=An agreement covering & treasure hunt at the bot- | [ by Engineorh [ A tiny humming nird, not wmuch E warger than an ordinary house i the Tokio | Cirde L in many East Indian with $500,000 in English gold cqin, | which went to the bottom of the Mediterrancan Sea when the Nip- pon Yusen Kalsha liner Yasaka Ma- | ru was torpedoed and sunk by &) German submarine in 1917, The works recommended permission ba | specle belonged to the Yokohama given Wooding to move the two! 8pecle bank, but Is now the propers It was submitted that the |ty of the insurance company. which | | fire chief had sanctioned the moving | pald full insurance on the loss 1o as ercative of no substantial fire haz- | the bank. irdy, the building inapector had ap-| ~M.is agreed that if the engincer. proved the bulldingé for the purpose | ing company recovers the speco ft | moving, the Loard of public works | shall retain 80 per eent, returning lad approved he route, and the |20 per cenl to the insurance com- wes governing this action | pany. complied with, e ROBBERY GHARGED council without a dissenting vote is- | tom of the sca has been made the Pelagle Ocean Works of Japan with | Marine Insurance Co. commonly seen Permits issued to G. 11, Wooding countries, 1o move two housey from Pine to] Lills street by way of Cherry strect will not be revoked as a resut of a | decision reached last night at a spo- cial sesslon of the common council, | Six weeks aga the board of public,| READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR YOURR WANTS bfiCP m or war/ 7 honses. ordin were sued the permit. As a result of the | counei > owners of build =treet, the | Jased lots on Cherry | rs and had the buitd- | New Yorker is Held for Looting of | ings 1 to go out on the street, Whi monstra waiting to start work, a ¢ was sent to the comn couneil by Cherry street complaining that interruption husiness, interference with tra clectric and telephone servies, residents | samie Apartment rosil mon Two Weeks' Tl New York, rohbing the with a fortnight gowns valued at Dec of fiie, and samne Twice Within 4 /f?l@ re——— ne. arged with apartment twice furs and more than $15,100, of jewels, fire hazards would result from mov- ing the bulldings through their <treet, . On motion of Alderman J. Dehm, the counell voted to r <cind its action at the previous mect- and referred the question back the works board. After two hearings, the board declined to its vote. Last night at a he Tolza Karzonin was leld in 000 | ball yesterday Tor the grand jury by | Magistrate S&impson, Poliee, al- | lege that Karzonin may be the lead- | er of a gang of servant thieves, are ooking for a girl eaid to have bLeen liis appomplic Complaint Trina Ramos, said her apariie ——— Cocod o . crive, energetic, little public Miss who was by W Spo dics frequently require a made | sosslon of council, l2:ge amount of following resolution was Introduced 1 by hoard 4 13 to 9 vote .\'C‘ of puhlic works to rred back its report arric ‘ : ‘ [ much of this is cupplicdby Baker's Cocoain a readily nutes of November ive to the petition of Jing for permission huildings Che have carefnlly considercd the n all its beari and beg rt that in their apinion, petitioner and the par- have en- Happy New Year| { exm—— | FRANKE.GOODWIN Eaesight Specialise through ey assimilable form. ,\,, whom he 18 ag purehng ather expense $27 MAIN ST Tel. darchesie avorable action of the iy nd of during the period of November 18 w 1 m hetween the time of & ac- and its resemding, the city for just compensation, in case | e permit is or modificd. | i af the permit real and serious d | i 1905 ’ ———————————————————— tion is | Jiable Hovol concurred ion by rati on or modificatio mstified by zer 10 the public. Relative Aan strap design to the objrctions 1o street a rate W 1 would n hydrant while wire e and Turing the butldings 5 crossing the buildingy be 1 front of a than win cway or more o fime arry | ey 4 4 at a claimed addition- canle 1strap of 22,000 board io piorks ther Also in Patent or Black Sattn recom- 1 reaffirms i presions recommen the afan: 1E best of the season's new styles are now 1o be seen, fresh from Dorotny Down de- e signers—fanltless-fitting creations for dress, e ’ N sport, street and home wear, in the seasonable L e designs, materials and colors —stamped with on to move buil : v the Dorotry Dopv name for your guidai:c. at prices from £5.50 to $10.00. e TR, 2 I'hat the petition of GGeorge and and Al- Gusta rrord Falk and J opposition 1o al- ge to be moved. FAULTLESS FI]TING FOOTWEAR Globe Clothing House SHOE DEPT. COR. 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