New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1925, Page 2

! H[NDLNBURG S OFHCE wo other reports would nvolve at least | | voll of $23,000 was abandonsd early |search of a clus to the tdentity of x.»\ ral Butler has created many | this city The police wore told that |victlon the bank has posted & $1,000 sensations singe he assumed the of- the car was left on West Newton |reward, 5 Congratulations Being Almost Ovor [1ice of director af the department of strect near Blackstofie park by two — - 4 ’ . He Can Consider Duties of His LLL ! 4| [} ymr safety, obtaining leave of ab- | |men between b and 6 o'clock this PANTHERS TAME 'EM sence from the Marine Corps to nr-l |morning. It 1s owned by Joseph 8. The Lion Tamers proved unable High Position the appointment in Janui | Arsenault of Waltham and was lto tame the Panthérs yesterday att fi H s / H | 1924, he at once started an 1\(‘{?‘ | i " stolen last Friday from a parking | e ! FOR Will Supply Working Persounel wevin vav 1 iary Butler Lets 40 Gorfor Conspiracy 2+ o on cuar *na=<ier; Pagroll - Bandits Stole R e et laraoon and wers dyfented by thut the intro ons and ’ i it i i . = erime | The robbers ambushed jthe mes. [team. 4-2. in a close and well play- {0 Raise Additional Funds S Gl WIlh Blewers el A Taotsitles IrnlchAe Boston sengors. a8 ihey ontered the Lever |64 game. Both pitchers were in La & Levents ept: ¢ Btord g t 2ds of Germany's f squad of police known as the “four investigation by a special | Marina Corps, soon Incurred the Qis- mobile used by five men who held [to be approximately $100,000, |gopy yp, Dituch b, Anderson ss, veral political leg up two memsongers of the first|Which was in the automobile which Maietta 1f, Dubkowsky rf, O'Brien 00 | 10 G4BT ) erated atates corporals” Las revealed a consplracy | . 4 pressure was brought | Natjonal Bank of Boston at the had conveyed the messengers (rom g goore by Innings: . 13 L the ca v extdent hopes 2 to bear on Mayor Kendrick In an|niant of Lover Brothers in Ka |the bank. Fingerprint experts to- |panthers .., 0100101014 6 1 - | ber of Philadelphia feffort to forca the general's resigna- ¢ \dgo and escaped with & p day examined the robber car In|Lion Tamers 000001010—2 4 0 ) about 400 pa- tion but Director Butler emerged prevent the victorfous in all his confiiets with | | ating the prohi- | the politicians . | 88 ¥ lumphre e wir \ges of congratiulatior bit Taids on gambling establishments, Stationery Dept. {j cov ana store decoratio e conlinusio d D L Betars B iace e it oraa ochs andchten ||| Howard Y n the pr ' hile | 16 te is & augnrated snon after he took of- olmen charged | fice, have econtinued at frequent In- THE 1] has talled not with bribes from brew- | tervals. Until he was stricken with v ATy S W gy ol eries and ir nE brewery emp .8 @ severs attack of the grip last win- [ ! ahon " wng bathing delivery to saloons. The suspended (many of the ralding parties, made Dl KINSON | A Ay to dive from the v men comprise more than ha the | tours of the city at all hours of the g board ) 1 other PAYS %fl FINE ¥ of one police district and night and day and fraquently went 3 Lesn ordered [cently the statement was made by DRUG CO | puie s s e t al board to an- | high officlals that the law was being . |/ tha things mada at 1 Y e h enforced mors rtigidly i Philadei- » 7 Y. fficials of the pelice department phia 1 for many vears, , } 8 ore inve in t - Orioles I’l.n Palku]le ('rescents Tomorrow The Orloles will play the Parkville nts at 4 o'clock tomorrow aft- %, i e Ees wlepd ] f e ke n at Diamond No. 2 at Walnut Official Opening of ' the Noveck, was ||y f 10U il park. The Crescents have won n e , ¢ 3 his A i ¢ \n. | four .unq‘alrfl‘\wh flum vhil Y5 ago (. thelr confests by wm, kires Sur ety 5 E charge 4 game iz in pros The line- Today pE AR N G ‘ laws, Now Sefec e N T T o (it - when ar- |V jrector. ¢ L ) 1o 1f, Nolan b, Line forms on the left!| . 7.0, B 2 1 . Tt this morn T the Drewerles as |, o oo 5 s A ' jam ¢\ Hunger T8 % STR were 8 of, Rarrier 2h, Cutler ¢, ord, who took inte consideration tha | 7 ildings ) Fmmons p. St \ i price charged for the heer and '°T tors Orioles herrl 2h Corgrove | you had to—and wortl { 4 ; ; et the dafendant off with a fina o ' t cove 1 2 b, Luke Osterlay 1f, Joa tf. 8 br Walickl s Ratowski ef, Neleon c, Salak D (O Worth standing in lina ta zee, | l i St resonce of | MISCELTANEOUS SHOWER. ! } § { | | i m-m-- in 2 you ean find 1 tone R onnallie pa > ew that tha b P go the ra ¢ £38 Stanlev strest girls' school. Tno t-of-t il L n o near heer’ a ad guard 4 for the ¥ "hie home was pret ardinary shapes to put t v dok ! 1 Saed {twiin tha indacsanding Iy and white, hary man in a quandars L i contained two pe ¥ 0-| T t vered 25 hrev iral \tions were rondered and t ol an ps a little m g 5 e ¥ 1t o4, Miss Winters was Consin Jack Straws, $2.85 rsons Tndd. defense ¢ g ted ou A 1 s 4 any i i 1 D : L dsithes allomer ‘ ‘ ‘ € many beautiful | In the big colleges, the present tendency obtained nivones Renial : \ecom hride of arttora, on | i is for men to wear clothes plain in cut and fine in fabric. Many of the best HO SFALLS i Sten's Furnishins hat A : ', : | d‘rcssedcollegcmen wear only Hickey- 93299 Xsylum Street | nivon— ; k wroe ine, eiden' H ! Freeman Clothes. Hartford rs. Mall i Sntangle t fitney lines, Judge i A \ M . G s ingerford fined him $20 & its | “}t Pays to Buy Our Kind” . : when He wan arralgned on s chargs i 1t - Cold Storage for Furs. 4. 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