New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 15, 1926, Page 3

UONFEREES TAKE UP TAX MEASURES House Leaders Object to Senate's Added Slashes 15 UP~~The N he tax reduc ! that voted by t ut $100,000,000 raduction pro- | only thre o pending Dpropri- m most like possi- o dmis- Claims Blurred Fingerprints Result- od I'rom Effort to Disguise Selt From Capture. Danville, Tl Vance, ali He add- his 1n him by his finger )&.“\ " You Wouldn't Dress Like This Pecause the old-time full waist, and d hat is out of date. | n antiquated sink in kitchen, as much so. 1 Kitchen . FEN ng, Heating, Tinnin 39 HART STREET Tel. 2079 IT'S ' GOING TO HAPPEN A CERTAIN TIME | New Ha Feb., 15 taken were blurred 4 Jid not rrespond to those made by the While admitt refused to give paren N or any relatives, ma g did not wish them | 10 be involved. He also refusod to glve tho name of the Chicago sur. geon, who, h tures, declaring t} friend of the unde O'Neill was arr bile stol | Louth. He said killed the girl, who he thought s unfaithful to him, went to Chi- o with $6,000 and submitted 1o on was “a 1 in an auto- Physical Instructors tobert C, to that position In this city Satur- Following are th Hurvey Went of mittee consisted of “olloty Waterbury, chairman; orge of Bristol and Miss Ruth of Greenwich, e in charge of the vention consists of Searle wster, supervisor phys cducation at Central Junfor 1} ool, chairman; Edward J. Hj ¢ at the Central Elihu Burritt J High ols; Lionel Depot of Senior High ool, Miss Estella Cuddy, super- he next meetin, New London some November 15, Trusts to His Feet as Men Say “Stick 'Em Up” |« Ig! co 1 of twa|, a nearby gar telephoned to the po- arpintirl told s that as Main street two vo 4 him, o : nd i a revol reached him they s hands up. 1 he ran ped from the would-be hold- Report Disappearance Of Boys and Women I'rank ) e, 119 Cleveland t, compl. *d last night that his old brother Raymond Sarra, 1 street, has not been on Cauncku. 15 rted that his son F t been home sin YALE RECORDS TREMOR v P—An ck lasting 26 minutes on the seismograph { Peabody museum here last night. record showed that the shock ed its maxi- was over 1 that the southeast unit of CLUB PARTY Tub, Mrs, will s by members of the | imes, follow social hour. 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