New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 18, 1926, Page 10

10 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1926. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1926, ’%-—ax—;—”~ - with §160.04 ourts of 1 m for all the cast WAR ONBUCKET SHOPS DECLARED New York State Beging Action’ b Against Crooked Firms § (P—A district fine only York British Exhibitor Puts In Word for Industry HNESPOPULARIN GONN. 1. 8, COURTS Aail- Seniences Tor Bootlegging - Are Below Average (oast ( m(lwnen \ppcar In Rum }?u quun v I'ro ‘,p o lotors in Counectic ESERVE NOTES BEECH DILLS .'Y\ AWARD SUB. CONTRACTS PARTY PO PLGGY ROTH wWays at once VICKS Over 21 Muion Jags Us HEAVY BONDS — e | ARTURD GIOVANMITTI | | | VAT ABLE DOG RILLED TRNIT ' ARE WHE G LRI DS (INTENTIN B At yout TRy (RYN l Ry 1\\\|V\r|» ! AL AR AY 1 Hen"y F Reddell" Baphacl 1 Main ~ ing New fitain fiss 99 W x.mx.u! COUNTESS T0 CARRY HER HWYSWW&SJIT — \\III Take it to Supreme Tribunal it Nevessary, She “Houey Girl," Scorned, Asks " Gourt or Heart Baln New York, lieb Declares ntofficials of two continents look- today while the ®ountess of rt prepared to wa a fight T SN through United States courts for g this country rried to th court, if nec. countess said h sion to visit in Her cuse will be ¢ United 8 supreme cssiry Stat . counsel for the formal notitication United of her States 1he Acting on - Commissior Byron sh olly well haye stice, 1 s guilty | They | cleetric avis would not. and it varion plight, me a did for 1ot helping he could be U. §. SENDS TEXT OF IT§ TREATIES T0 GENEVA lis contem othing that done, pon Mo Ihis Country sends Its First Come munication to the | Nations, tion erni| CORED FUNERAL TS CAUSING TROUBLE Charch and Citizens Object “Bolshevik Rites” ision to v h with the transmission of ratifica m Kepu uation s and Fin and John T. Mullen Michucl's Cat b '11](!)1, reaties coneluded in “STAGGER SYSTEN" MAY SOLVE TRAFFIC MESS N Y. Health Commissioner Work- Casimir | Catherine | Mull N unel eited Mrs, ing to Eliminate Sub- way Crowding te York, Feh, 15 (8 persons who The mil- | jammed ning and t de lions of are to subway traing at mor s to the compression relief when Dr. calth commissioner, studying the night rush hou human 'w‘m« ible in | Harris, Thomas | today saw |, 1 an- uneed ieability wits, ten. itut- 918 to leg- i i 1s0n m into a Uhese Are Being shipped to United Siates 1or Use as Decor- ations Fricd, and w esteem of N PRESS WARNS F FURTHER DEBATES Chancellor's eopening of Question Termed Unwise nerations is no profession. gree | 4 Louis I |, ap- | 11 INDIGTHENTS FOR BAR EXAMS Mass. Acts Against Those In- volved in-Alleged Fraud 15 (4 vaturned today Eleven secret in leged fraud in the | of last fall at| s charged questions had | en obtained in advance by some cants for admission to the bar. lictments, returned bofore | ck In superior court, to contaln charges of con- ofraud 1) arrests common- | ere expected | warrants for those in the n Mitchell of the attor. eral's o hands o atlon that ctments was rted Some 13 candidate licenges successfully bar examinatlon ailures at other ex- | vesti ght | puzzles, then it was Man Jong and | ftorney gene rted his investiga. A in October notified all ean- s that they should he required inothe ation. This in fiv horiting start- A.P. AL30 HONORS HERDIG CAPTAIN - Fried of S. 5. 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