New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1925, Page 24

| WAS & negro marry him as & Jucks HEAVY FINE FOR Bast Harthond Mau Pags $105- 1 who Montelutr as a negro \ banker in and born in New ¥ ‘W BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1925, that she |Huhl! LI i HNR[][]T WouLD | INCREASE POWER Wants Presmem Given Right to| he wu © son of Jac |\~H Jil Sntence Suspended e o e Change Tarl SiX s fin \zamst g t, Joseph, M brought An| the CITIES NABBED - e Checks Found in His Car, *| Dismiss Girl House of David to ralse or lower r here today by iblican, W e an | Police Believe Buron FRQ Planned ing the Tanners il | cll of the od States, the | 2 ‘ Operations at Woonsaket— \tor suld the price at which an K fmported commodity is lald down at port of entry in this country 1 be accepted as the foreign cost, The tarift rates rafsed or lowered on the difference less & percenta for brokerage charges, and producing the American it e of like character. | Under the present forelgn costs of pr ined thre between price system the luction must be agents sent al before president may act ,. | to change the tariff rates. Such an 4 tion consumes much time, ¢ said , at this req dent ordered an 150, 1hoar st the = investigation | about 18 months ago of the differ- ence in the cost of production of | y @ at home and Claims | stigation still s ‘King” Purnell i i, and mean- feh.,, Nov. G—The v millions of pounds of | 51 lamages | ave been imported to the A tord Girl injury of the dairy Industry of the United States. Senator Lenroot argued also th inPurnell, fugitive BRnton T s or e _”U?‘r prohibition against transterring lismissed by Clreult Judge Charles | commodities from the free to the % BRI L esel siitsN by dutlable list and vice versa should T inst Purnell in January, 19 be removed alf of Gladys Bamford Rubel and | "“In other words,” he said, “our h Bamford Reed, sought damag- | Whole tarift system should be mads | es for alleged advances and fmpro. | consistent and harmonfous. It | pristies by Purnell while the young PARK l’}\'lR The contractin MIMIT? HE"S NEGRO he construction Wh][e FIaHCe wm Ma]ly .y"om shed at Willow Brook park | Hlm in Spite of Parents a tool shed at North End park; |the William H. ! Brook park, 4| Co., is awarded t ©ling installation this program of Y park departmer ; |expenditure of § applied fc hen | marriage li- | === nse today. His while fiancce, ~ Miss Hels i of Blog ried of hi She said she to say he was a s ey applied for th: i cfused il mother to know negro.” ud, “but no nows her protests will not ym wiarrying him," id he met Miss Burns at a time when he was ircles as a white told her that he n whit e suld he members nr his cult |Torell has been given a contract for | is awarded a contract for grad- ing work for tennis court and the C. J AHLBERG'S £ ACTS AWARDED g firm of Carlson & || Special For Saturday of ficld houses and 1EGS OF GENUINE SPRING LAMB 38cn. Tt Jones Quality Market MYRTLE ST, i | Hall ( truction at Willow Leroux | he work of plumb- in connection with | development, the | announced. 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