New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1925, Page 7

- S >, s o e NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, Chwistmas Program from the coal shortage secms to be Children’s Kid Gloves, priced 22-inch, for .. celal musical Flainvile News Fflfl DNOTGULTY . OF RECKLESSNESS Frank Carter Freed Alter Heotlc I:J? i ‘ i e Sess on of Court AKES APPEAL o Denfes Knowledge of Gambling = 17 \‘ CONFLICTING STORTES IN FACTORY FIRE CASE Mmm,v to co-operate in an cduca- | Charles Frost, on Trial, Does Not u program for and most of the dmlvm |4.|\| running elther in the coal office itsclf or Bristol News i swm ASIATE ITH LAY WL " Locamoive Drawing Train Go- Wu Hlm Dovwn 2 INSTALL families of the foreign ele. to educate in s 'm\.- gone on xuml as \nnn. Glve Same Recltal as Other » . 28 (M — When . on trial for arson, | telephone on morning of the day his Bethel fac- sct afire by incendlaries, the other end was responded to 1 was testified 'w morning in superior court by ‘eter Rosenweig who was employed in the factory. ed to all who » opinion of many seem advisab! STORE OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK GIVE HER GLOVES French Kid Gloves, with novelty cuffs, one-clagp, in gray, | beaver, white and black, oflered at........... ' French Kid Gloves, two-clasp, P. black, with no\oll\ stitching, spvcmllv priced with novelty cuffs, Am Not Worthy brown, mode, ... $3.50 pair K. sewn, brown, nm\, mode, \\lntu and S Alumini Game Friday, men to set that on the » telephoned from v York to I'rost in Bethel to fne Bonlevard — Christmas nas testified Prom On Decemhey Church Christmas—Wriefs, mode and h‘:l\'UI most hectie trials at when he an- e on the call in perator informed Children’s Ficece Lined Suede o nnn poa o0 \p(;('ml \aluvs .$1.00 and $1.50 pair Gloves and Mittens are very (Glove Department— l LUGGAGE ALWAYS WANTED Fabrikoid Suiteases, nicely lined, shirred pockets, When Frost the operator t was testified, factory at 6:30 of the fire, , who represented Ca 18 and 20- nch Carter had been arres! Callen following and general reckl Cowhide l.ags, 18-inch, le.x(hm Imo(l \\1lh three p()Ll\('l\ (\LM qn(m! .1t lobby of the ircen when first told of the fire, on the witness F'tbnkmd \Iuslc Cases spccml ing stopped by the . 8. Senior Prom, strect after a long . Shop—Main Iloor) ble on West M $1.50. Special Children’ Sam Cohen was sent to v to pile junk in a room r when it was aired in The testimony HANDKERCHIEFS FOR EVERYBODY 100 dozen Men’s Jap Silk Handkerchiefs, white with colored borders, plain colors, $1.00 value ... Women’s Embroidered Handhmchw(’s, white or (olowd, § jix in box, regular " Gin uwuu Ak Gifts tosenwelg testified that he was the st 1o accost Cohen when he ask- job and that Frost, when sing the two youths, et Seigel take care Seigel is an official of the BRIDGE DYNAMITED Trestle Partly Destroyed Near Clarksburg, West Virginfa— Damage 1s Costly. Hartford Concern To Open ...39¢ each en stopped by the ed to submit to a search 1d refused liquor an Callen is then said to have S ]Iflndkorchmf-s also Novelty Bay kets and 1Lm< \exchwl' Dolls, all reduced to. (HandKerchiet Department ASSORTED CHOCOLATES $1.69, box of 5 Ibs. to information Warden Finds D¢ an hour while he procurec rmed with which h | through the Marino would had been .\hmpv a “allen in Forestvill ficer was placed on the st uncomfortable Haven and Hartford rai Clarksburg, W. V., Dee. 28, (®)— An explosion d zed the Western nd railway bridge at Binga- Pederal Hill Xmas Entertainment JENDRILLA 15 IN TOILS OF F[!LlEE “Jemy” Arvested for Dnvmg( While Under the Tnflence CRASHED ANOTHER AUTO Kensington Chureh Will Tlold Fun- tertainment This Lvening—Sey- eral Minor Automobile Cases in Berlin Town Court—Other Ttems, Carmilla Vendrilla, known to Berlin peop “Jerry,” rested on the turnpike by Frank Brown on a charge of driv- ilo under the influerice of liquor, aiter a truck driven by him had crashed into the rear of an- other machine, doing considerable icor damage to both. He ¢ $300 for yn court mnext Tuc . Taylor of Worthington mpanied by members of vetur Hartford pped order to allow several cars hefore furning into his drive rently did not motiee | stopy hl the o jured, howe Constable ed 1o the ce of liquor. He Dritain polic nds of $300 W turns to Duties Wright, well lknown ident, has r ter an dllness of 8 Station Age Station Agent Freder ir son of the lin depot w Kken I while =t work erday and s removed to his home in New Diritain, Peautiful Display Seen An ¢ cen tree on the lawn of 1eland atkin's ) Worth- glon e, has b i electrie lights which 1 on cach evenir rful touch to t of the 1 N : commen en heard on the part of pe motorist Automehile Judge Georg rlin town « o< Heard 14 dn th ve automobi {he fit ind of them Lrought in for sy T et ting in 1 out on the line of trafii Keen of Waterbury was $10 and costs for specd h as remitted upon payr Keen was arrested on th last Sunday by Officer Pa it b testified by the sta n that the Waterbury man s driving wr at a rate of fron to 40 milcs an hour. A. R. Saxby of Avon paid a fir £10 and « + 1 last S Policeman McCas ng in court W 1 t a speed of | on 1 40 miles an hour iTury Brady of New Haven was 1 $10 and costs for speeding. He as arrested by Officer McCassen \ust Sunday when he was driving at ction early today, The blast, near the middle of the span the West Iork river, estimated at several Grand Juror William J a rate of about 35 miles an hour. George Holquist of Mer | found guilty of reckless driving [ hibited such large stores of edibles and the reside Minton Norton of 150 s returned home Wegner Appeals Hellmuth Wegne no one will be expressed the cerine had been .Ml(v Sunday East Berlin Ttems Thero will be no meeting of the rlin Community tonight, fact that Ch damage to th pension of min bridge caused ra or Meriden was h term of the 'Hl\x'u\ lillia Vyatt branch, about one tho f work until rep d it to another rs are made. Wants _to Ti;:htcn ilass. Grip on Wrongdoers 25 (A—Claiming that veritable jail de- e was likewise arr hy mm»r MeCas club will he held n of conducting 1 wred program. Lixercises At on poyment furnished to club 5. refreshments served and San [ good time will be claims that he did not know the pur Kensington Chureh Part will probubly re has been JOKE ms PATALLY 1gh free use of the parole Goodwin, registrar \r'h‘r‘v, to: several bills seeking utes dealing with of prisoners ¥s of executlon. quoted statistics pre- wed by the state commissioner of how that at the end { there were 1d relatives in town Town hall at Philip Earamo nk during h the Berlin Savings ba cboro, Vermont ning to distrit » usnal holiday hours will be t Berlin post of- correction to on Christmas tal with a bullet wound mith was watch- Squires of Cromwell state as cor ,uH ! with. s for all kinds alled 197,095, L wood chop- Bailey of Main st yer's shanty yesterday . wetion 15 expec it is hoped fo fake prelim ) put building » throug cnsington church, came through ¢ the young people Games will Berlin stores ) business these s n 1924 tc anger of Fpidemic wlar Gets Large Set from Chain- Christmas Party rooms in the radio set was stolen home of James C. Pen- 1 today that he erprints were COUNTERE lio amateur who \tra Dividend Declared “Pupils” in Penite MASONIC TEMPLE FINISHED ade yesterday million dollar v next month Agricultural Schools xican luwmm xo Coal Situation not violations, two ce next June, 1 one .v' the Hnnq h‘h n for two 11 months she young women Samman}ty Theater WEDNESDAY, AT BR u(\I\I N COURAGE" 3 SHOWS CHRISTMAS Fovlnlan ta, Reginald Denny, “California Straizht Nourish ung-D\gemhle— No Cooking. The Home Food-Drink for All Ages By BLOSSER p= FRECKLES AND HlS FRlENDS FIFTY cEnts! Boy! TUINK OF WHAT T 0URS - AND |F You DO )T G0OD T'LL PAY YOU g WTH 1T SWELL, ot o r e e e