New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 31, 1925, Page 11

e ®TW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY a1, 1925, 1 e e R e STANLEY ST, FIGHT et bver's's e City ltems |2t au,, = comeeer BLOPING CLERGYMAN |ty a| BROTHER TESTIFIES | "Aetine ot the sobins commts- Ll of the street, though not exactly as —————— 4 Turn who has heen | 1 « 1 the e sl he ay afternoon s i I her at k mas Linder who Charged With Slaylng Older + commission and 1 Counsel M, H. Camp attend tha meeting. The roce Visited Other's Wife ommendations of manufacturers and N @ considered. e gt of | SURRENDERS TODAY . |proposed by the board. As a mem-| i endir ber of the common councll, however, | C108Ing out sale. Victrolas at 3 |y o, Mrs. Luther | his stand 18 difterent since he fecls |Price. C. L. Plerce & Co.—advt [ "Turner as re- ‘ s it is his duty to present the opposts | AMOVINE pleturcs at. and Sunday |y 0y 1o g0 A | Miss Hobert Also Gives Up=Wife of cyit ; tion of his constituents nights at 8t, Andrewa church halli—= | "“nyioy arion Potts of Wilcox ay Hearings Have Been Merely Pre- |, Personsis the counciman fasoré (5% iy o st sseoan punc s, [smm s 1 gues o S and e | Formes beshdos o sewke -y some hinprovement, but does not be- e Bishop at their home in Bristol | Divorde n Red B N Brother, HMe Admits Having 'O wi Buldgeton, N, J., July 31 (M—1 l i ds aye3it (s necemsary/tolfakeinlll e BEn it i o O | e | lor cross-oxamination of Prosecitor S }m nary, Rmheflor ays {1and which 1t is proposed to se for |, ‘: he \’u- ‘] “‘J ;v' )_‘.:VI'T\IVJ:N‘»‘ The registrars of voters of the | Newark N.J, July R. Carl 1 widening purposes, undergoing an operation for ap- | TOWn of Berlin will be In session at | Ziegler, married 1 1 de- |t 1 Adds oo | Stanley street is a long way from ST = pendlcitis at the New Britaln Gen- the Town Hall Friday, Au Tand | posed klan official, and Mar T bolng widened, Counciiman Arthur |Philharmonic Band at | eral hospital |August 1ath, 1 from 12 o'clock 5 rts ot Cfrenton, with §593,000 in Tax Receipts |75 ck p. m. for the yped to Kl Laso, Texas, N. Rutherford of the second ward Walnut ¥ H - | Victrolas and plano. at Morang'.— [hoon until 9 o'c Dy 2080 declared this afternoon, and In ex | 2 o ey, G uti il office ot isien Received in One Day e im planation he declared the hearings | 8, N‘""?l‘lml torghinday »n‘L] Vi | 1le now at Axalrod's. Park §t, [cus enrollment and to revise the list Tax roeeipt ester t r ! | concertf to be given by the Philhar- | HENRY €, 'DEMING today Ipts for ¥ fay to already held on this matter are only | monic Band at Walnut Hill park has | g e d yes ol § ma montly’ ] preliminary steps, having no effect | papn announced by Diraclor A Home cooked lunches. Crowell's YFORGE J. CC ‘r: ’ | arrest’ tor conspins e o D harg: d 1 ha on the situation. Tynok andiis as followa: |—advt | oAt the Mann a el b g vacely ! il 0 y Before the board can hold an offi- e 0 AR | Moving pletures at. and Sunday |Dated at Berlin, July 31st, 1925, > : s | | M Part 1 gler in a div g‘:lnh::!:";f the commen councll | Onening, “Amerlca b Closing out sale. New Vietrolas a' | By aibinen g s el ) Impigfih?r‘:::d::fisflhm e advised of the proposi- it sale. Nev as ¢ omas v o witli'a shotgun n N i 3 1il mathod, permanent wavl 14 price. C. L. Plerce & Co., New 1 through a wind le N with lemon and parsley; you love :;on under conslderation and au- | A L At oAl | - th t, succulent taste. Bu orize the hearings, Councilman . . L [ 3ritain, ML A > ; for 1l touch, try a sauce 0110 | Guibransen plaver p! orans' : made from the new Gulden' R"'P"r""’ aald, Pollo | Guibransen player planos at Morans' | g from th Guiden's Already there have been two ses- | & “f¢ you & Pe & NViandevilliBYoer, P ; a ng Mustard especiall slons at which Stanley strect Drop. < ic(ny 1 s st ant @ns. Vaudeville Program | The defendant ! denials he makers of Guldenls erty ownars were heard on the pro- iresynes sandisindgy By Playground Actors o o yester exin- . sty posed widening of the street. Al- . THe Nallan Hals Blayground Dra LAY . l wonderful new salad muse though about 90 per cent of the Sion nll Mary Bilza S GluB wave its Aot Lt e brother is a delicate blend of the finmy property was represented as opposed, 1 R W. Main, 1 flight i anoo this e % W; {‘ the N Zicgler came back under arrost r im ! ustard seeds, olive ofl, vinge | the board has declded to recommend T T T : SR e ek : ) d rich spices. It gives 8, that the work be done. Tart 11 Miss R e A mv\r clereainaiehcont e il taste to salads Councliman Rutherford has made | Charactertstic Tndian War Danee e s SO D R G PORILAND PAPLR SOLD and entrees, Try it tonight on denfal of a report that he was in| ,,...,...... e for e e e i Portland, Me., July. 91 (P} fish. At all grocers. -4 3 favor of adopting a recommendation | Giems from “Forty-flee Minutes | X St “fr",w"m":j“ S ml""('i“: ol 5 e : mueflzcbofmlfi of the board of public works for the | Jrom Rroadway" .. Cohan [enter training at the Roosevelt' hos- | Rozajian ) n 1’1@ 3¢ Y 4 widening of the street, and he has| o "Alabamy o A e Upaaiis G’]Lflffls announced that he will stand with Pasviva Tiana e Tl GleEEE ! the other ward representatives in| ¢ “0, Katl e £ st SR Tk e EALAORESSING nes #0lo, Irene Josephine Abr . Trene Bogoglar opposition. Coneert ws The councilman appeared hefore | Winds" ¢ the board of public works when the | Finale, “Boston Commandoany’ Stanley street matter was heard and | v MUSTARDO of teh 1 Playground assocla- | sented a show Wednese South Main St. Man Is Another o Booster For NOX-RI-TIS i oo v 1 from Page 9) A e et At ista forsthelr work, Miss Marion 7 [ments of NOX-RLTIS in restoring | onuina bl r ¢ & | Naughton staged the show. i |thousands of weak, suffering Cc will A Program. | —— | - mber of mothers were a o and prafsed the 1t tlon p clans from the orchestra and it fs | LAR SALE 'S SUITS necticut men and women, to health Evelyn Cu ahy has Leen se * Tast Derlin Quick, safe, sure relief. 2z will Prevent shoe pressure. strength and working efficiency, that it has simply set the who "nl]\r.r.' ‘”;l,u projse :-‘\‘ cal o ‘w» i W evening at Ndmgandxhur.m'. 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