New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1926, Page 16

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JUI]EE ARRAIGNFD, Frost of 1 court was alleged to have automobile, ownud \*'\ him, \\h n the accident occurred. and three others were returning | to I~hmon in the early morning |swhen the machine went over a 20 | fobt embankment and overturned, | Mrs, Mildred Rresley was pleked up | ! dead, and Judge Jones suffered a wrenched back which kept him in hed for se al days, w 1 St ks anon, ‘“ esleyan '\ew:paper connestion With & fata] Editors Are Selected accldent Jan was| Middletown, Peb. 11 (® — The in the municipal court| publication board of Wesleyan uni- nd pleaded not gullty. | versity yesterday named Charles at $2,000 was furnished, | Reynolds, Ne as editor-in. | Joneg was ordered 'nnp let of the Wesleyan Argus, bl | May term of the G y 1y nowspaper of the college. | co Wagman, of Saratoga , wasg elected manag- and FErnest Bijour, soclal editor. Lisbor 1lge Harry olicltor Clark B apprared Burton hel Judge Jones | been driving the TRIAL NEXT MAY : |Lebanon, . 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Phone 647-15, NEW BRITAIN =Monumental works, 1 Oak 6t. Monuments of all sizes and dercriptions. Carving and letter cutting our specialty, e er— ‘IGNORAMUS' HURLED AT ITALIAN PREMIER (Continued From First Page) ANNOUNCEMENTS | L=BURIAL LCTS, MONUMENTS —DEATH NOTICES FLOR —FUNERAL DIRECTORS —LOST AND FOUND §—PERSONALS 1—8TORD ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOMOBILES $=—AUTO AND TRUCK AGENCIES 9=-AUTO8 AND YRUCKS FOR BALB 10~AUTOMOBILES FOR EXCHANGE 11=AUTO PART8 AND ACCESSORIES 12=AUTOMOBILES WANTED— 13~AUTOS—TAX] BERVICE —GARAGES TO LET 15—MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES 16—=MOTORCY'LS-BICYC-L8 WANTED BUSINESS SERVICE 1§=BARBEKS HAIRLYS, MASSKUSE 19=BUILDING AND CONTRACT 20— BUSINESS SERVICE RENDERED 21—-DENTISTS Vavarian parllament was cited by Premler Mussolinl in his attack upon Germany, §s quoted by the special correspondent of the Popolo Di Roma in Munich as declaring that | he has always been and still is friendly to Italy. i His parllamentary speech was p- parently incorrectly reported, he (sald. He had merely asked that Ttaly accord to the German speak- ing population of southern Tyrol the same rights as to language, schools land religious Instructions as were given other citizens of Italy and her colonies. He denfed emphatically that oycott gaovement against Italy been officially sponsored by the B varian government, and expressed {the opinion that even the unofficial movement would be abandoned if liherty of language were given the Germans in southern Tyrol. G & CLEANING JRANCE—ALL KINDS —LAWYERS-PATEN1T ATTORNEYS 26—MOVING, TRUCKING, BAGGAGE 27—-PAINTING, PAPER HANGING 25—PLUMBING, HEAT'G, METAL 89ING AND TAILORING 30—~PRINT'G, JOEB'G, STATIONERY WE 32—REPAIRING & PIANO TUNING 33—WANTED TO RENDER BERVICEE EDUCATIONAL | =CORRESBPUNDENCE COURBES | 48—=DANCING TEACHERS | 38—INSTRUMENTAL AND |37=LOCAL & PRIV. 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Mclutosh, Comp- r of he Currency, do hereby cer- that he City Nationa) Bank of w B * in the City of New RHritaln the County of Hartford and State of Connectteut {& authorized to commence the business of banking as provided in Section Fifty one hvndred and aixty nine of the Reviscd Statutes of the United Staten. In testimony whereot witnees my hand and seal of office thls ninth November, 1925. J. W. MCINTOSH, Comptroller of the Curreney (8eal) You COME OUT OF THAT MUD OR I'LL GIVE You A BATH . AFRAID OF HM P4 PAT HM ON THE HEAD! [DONT BE ? | [\m_ “A‘(E HIM ;CC“L_ OVER HERE [ ANT GONNA CHASE HIM! I G Y'CREDICK. V= BRAVER'N 1 THOUGHT! NI ANT KIDDIN' MYSELF |M BUT 1 AINT NOBUDDY'S ™\ FoOL NEITHER! day of 1 or JeW) MAY RUDE BAY FORD HUDS &TUD,