New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 25, 1926, Page 10

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10 MAY INSTALL SREN s et s ions | ON CORMERCIAL ST, Signal Would Be Used to Sound' General Alarm danc Week in Belvidere, Mrs. Amanda “Was 78 Away At . Whe One Passes | 16 YEAR OLD WIZARD Danish Student Periects Instenments Which Wil Rtegister the Moves | ment of the St Prof tist ch e city 15 1 r for ing thr invention per yes chureh in | Witl with George walk of the N Jack w lonse at the nort atrect, n and equipr £25,000; duty at =ion is eight men proposed ne estimated cost of young, Half M 1lh{>n !)nlhr Contract Is Awarded [HA to British Railways Are Again lacmg aC London, Jan Th rallway situation veloped a crish 1. H. Thoma tional Union o nounced that th on Friday nigh among the members of would be taken o L issue. Yorl dispute which now ™ ritish rail the DEFEND HIMSELE ) of MUST win e | Stamford Tawyer is His Wife For Bridgeport Sued Divorce By cou cretary 'I}umx\ o ories in behalf majority of or tl th union. wen disapproved tl it abolished the of wages f silway service in t unfors pror 1 Efforts to compose under Thom term of {1 wifé'y ple upy 1l © superior conrt to o € LT I his v for a divorce, vin r unique for : nre o superior gra the difference the last w De Lu\er(Jpen Car Seen As the Coming Thing from 1 ia luxe o mobile of DIRECTORS INSURANCE i 1 were produced i the op r ce now held automobi mong models osed curs mselve emselves ars the pre J. CLARK DIES IN NORWICH rwich, Jar (N0 Tohn Utah Seismogranh Has / Rems(m(-dl arthquakes « anotl Pome Hearing Is Not Put lm\uud PIRPO - SPALLA BOUT NOTICE i OUR Goes Into Effect Today Week Days—S:00 A, M. AM O'NEIL TIRE & BATTERY CO. 1INGTON ST. 'INTER SCHEDULE 25, 1926 30 P. M. January 2 1o 6: Sundays—=~:30 to 12:060 Noon 39 WAS! lerk PHONE 900 . 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Hoskins, 1eir automobile (ansas City took said w nflicted h Maxim revolv- radio four-tube vas a waiter, DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY had a|; 1926, SCHOOL: BONDS BRING $I4T595 ON MARKET Gibbons Co,, UNVEILS STORY OF AUTO THEFT GANG [ George of New York | i & 18sue I ° Ol ontinued from First Cityin e Rayiogikorold Page) Normal Building, the next day. nbandope Retreat on A the Ave., Decem. | Moy and it the the 15 of consolid [ district 1n amount It belon ton thy market of Guorge Hartf ted sehoo! of § this noon ibbons Co., belng the suece | Maple where ed Arthur North Main 1 L turned to A fov vs later 10 lires Kast him on December 29, vith Anderson and Smal- to Hartford and stole stroc York elty ssful Other Forbes & Co., $100 bond ston, $00 Mings propos of uls wore Harris New York, $¢ Estabiook & Co., 6 per $100 bond; sons of Dost $08.02 bond; Nationa! City Co., of $9747 r $100 bond; R Grant Co. of New York city, Aldridge & o, of Boston, r $100 boud Austin Hartford, $98.2 r $100 Lond: Conning & Co,, Day & Booth Doston, $98.020 per $100 hond; ter & Co., of New York, $97.84 ¥ $100 bond v 10 he Matulis and drove them to New round the town for a part |p. and then they left | on Burritt street, where la- night s recovered by Britain police and retnrned or, Durton W, Bartlett: of 1ill, West Hartford, Third Automobile ‘Theft Matulis Was again nr ntomobile |1 18 picked up that n by two of 1 Lom Anderson was which Matulis learn- (0 the S ATHESTON 15 ASSURED lipstes Brit. & evening ry B, of secured through is con- 4 nds will be ray oif notes issued for the old State Normal these used to purchase scliool here. H. Kric- him to | left his B v). 1 ore of Imx.). vaited for Kriemendahl nd Wher Lecame belng followed. about and started | « the Cgection from | 1 1 come, The two men 1 stopped him and | Kriemendah! | itcage, and men grah- senators, Dupont, are, and Copela York abse 1 tha! If present, ho i3 ill, woul rmative, T § to how ¢ i wers & neney, announcs nator m which Lelons- in of vdoned und by the | Commereial he car, RO declared arles Loy regarded as o P'ro-court leaders + conld not b strength on the court issue ltseif number of senatora who voted | cloture, they said, will sup- court resolut roll call owed s durin; Sena ot 2506 I was s later and it police on port th Hartfor: Th has told wo other thefls ought and honr' o ol one in- is the one another recovered his democra s not enly the r rity on to charges democrat, Mizso repub) n'm'r\ had b Matulis Under A\n‘est Of Hartfmd Pohce 1 some Jocali Senator ] : Klan agitatio itor Itob of the the youth by Detee- | t Hartford o harging him with theit obile which it is alleged Hartford and in which holdup of the & Pacific store on into custod « Hallisey o i Coolidge Séhds Copy tnucdiately atter {he it 3 om President Coolides W certified copy of the protocol and {statute of the world court, {the original letter of the sccretary- 2T of the Leugie of Nations ranemitting these copies Wash- ington. Senator Ree smocrat implicating | Missourl, had asked for these docu- man at [ments. wington | Senator + that |the democratic ion fired two |day" bate with none of which |Ing the senate ought {the court. e record will sh porters of the court have {been genarous, hut exccedi lerous in the mutier of 1y | in not foreing being ng of a police id up the Plain- impli- " Arkangac opened 4 Robinson of time ago. leader, and his con at their vietim ctive yweky has been i ling up th f 8500 on to vote now on that sup ot only v gen- o for de- precipitate accused by Casino Dre. 7 into the nowling all ] fempting fo breals aster min €, an .‘r"‘h abse agreenu cr continued, action. mus : conrt laeal opponents witl a parli ary s on by el the question either never wonld be 1 of or would he indefinitely as sthlen icated in the on Yoldups, Awitre ford Mainville poned. The opponents had refuscd to ,(,,. their own terms for a time for nal vote, he said, adding fhat nator Borah, leader of the oppo- sition, had suggested Febrnary 10 when that proposal s made PIRIIG BEOUFSTS hen the question was [ Robi a and wants to il Senator debate un- “ye ass this’ resol on, “it will rules of the it pr senators friend, (Johr aliout would for a church o adopt a resolution 1 on the ment imit 1 rom First Page ) is being from both the senator almost propa- ink it i- urging in Moody's BRLLES gir = i on Moody's & My California, s good from on) vou court no n of 1 Guest Night at Woman's v(‘luh Tomorrow Evening W club will obse Klan 1s Hinted Robinson then pictured Reed of Missouri as ad- nst court with kleagle on ona arm dragon on the other. The senator asked if the speaker meant to insinuate that he as a member of the Klan, and enator Robinson replied “Oh, no. I don't insinuate thing. I say what T mean.” “Then say it," retorted Reed, The Missourian added that he ways had been for religious toler- nce; had no connection with the union leaders voted by a small ma. | Klan; did not know what its attl. iy et e tont men on |tude was; and did not care. Iriday, but to accept the award of ",‘”__‘“"'A P 2 national w | Stamford, Jan. 23 [Hynes O'Meara, arrested harged with embezzlem ring in city co s had been planned has gone over until Thursday. | Mrs. O'Meara, discount clerk at the ¢ Title & Trust Co., 18 charged mbezzlement of $450 aTy ning 4 Carve We ho make Tio is ¥ he man s f will give a travel nd with motion pictu situdes of e oring ar the an imperial and hd exy in naturs Y 12 new form of travel talk | kes a most pleasing enter- | deve Vu]n which m dinment ny- { Senator STRI | London, Ja Dritish rail verted today when a co E AVERTED P—A was general | al- arrowly srence of strike 1ges board OF TOWN MARRIAGES performed out of n filed at the offic erk A. L. Thompson, this city oUT g Her son of y widow, also of Portlan b 2 from b with ny ry 4, by Rev Broad ovidence Rot the city of Lon es for the Tlord Mayor cost don $1,00 a yrar. for | of | pro- | Woman l\xlls Deer Wlth Arrow Bows and arrows of the type used by Engli ago were the only weapons carried by and Mrs, H. L. }llnun.w'w lle of New (h’\\‘.n\ on a hunting expedition in Louisi- l.nm. 4\41" ;ul a 1 30- 1uunr( hmn ]m\w\u send- '”[]MMFREE JABER HAY CHANGE LOC47I0N as well as | pay vhich upon speech declar- | ¢ STO0D00INGREASE INPLUNVILLELIST with The 10 ate | Tor rior J “pi are Corpor Colonial DBra Cooke (0, tions ar s Works mills 2167 3 THO04; 4 horses, poultry, wagons, $495 fixtures, slements and tools, hand, and cables, conduits, property not ten per iRsTsa= mfgs. Coul Co, Plainvil o, Plainville Realty Co. ville Tru Water Co., 214,500 Tne, ¢ Mig Individuals able 218 Wilson Again Sits During Senate Debate Yan ) — Tor week heard 14 cour! Geor, R. 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