New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 9, 1926, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1926. y ‘ TwTYE FORMER MATES OF [FOR APPLE PIE AN 'BAPTISTS HOLD o idlmmmns ADHITS 60 ROBBERIES e 3 A TWO VICTIMS HEU]' ' ANNUAL MEETING .t s e | Grilled Unsuccessfully Hungry “““ ter storms compelled a postpon ment of work, the mightiest cranes 3 | Succumbs to Lure of Tasty o 4 & e & Amests Come as Sequel t0 i Litle Change 0 Nembarship s ez = o Mysml‘lf)fls D%ms ‘ om Work will be started as soon after [ | Phl:E4P1D11 \hr h 9§ (® — Th April 15 as weather permits. 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He vas | asked it he was hungry and upon { his reply in the afiirmative, a po- lice captain sent out for an apple of the surface Its journey to e 7 ; | irine. ernis i {|ity. For Wednes- 5 pair double-tipped, and hacked hy I\.l\ ser . IIlL\- For Wed. | j e last S'rn—ml‘flr]‘"‘a“ S e e e | e = 4 - ; ‘T'll tall you anyth WOMEN'S Sale of Tmported China Again! \‘. e fliu-v ]mp:\m-d WOMEN'S [the prisoner, and b ftor. Mis C t S]' | R [ of the l‘r‘l‘v?rflhw A im-a- ces M. Simon; trustees, Ho W Tiddr e ahoratsl ostume Hps Creamers Va!, Laces ayon Hose George Rapelve, 4. J. Sloper; exeon committee, y Very desirable garments a few days, and diver tor, moderator icons and R. H McKenna and |* nce com sirman 2 $ Strietly first quality hose of :- - made of cotton broadeloth. First quality, with attrac. 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H Sizes 6 to 11 only in this assortment: good 29 | No more need be said. : Body Was Exhumed Cl Demin 1 Mrs. W. E. Pend for percales in desirable patte For Wed. only (© For Wednesday Only . Mrs. Malinsky's death occurred | . B B G (i | YOIy et e Illness after eating| Then the whistle blows at the |miirron M. MeKenn following C nding Works at 10 o'clock in th | I SUNSET WALDORF PERFECTA Fifty Dozen of Extra Size Ll | Soap Dyes _ Toilet Tissue * Hair Nets .. Muslin Bloomers s been seriously < f-fd)vg 24 hours and ce rumors and ns of th -xhuming of tr After extensive testi \ Thompson of t slogical Laborators norted he found no trace of poi- . oning. The opinten of Dr. Thomp- | arved in by Dr. WD, | ¢ Louis Univer " Den- READ HY ALD CLASSTFIED ADS 650 sheet rolls. The 10c roll Double mesh eap nets; Made of a heavy grade mus. Washes and dyes in one for tomorrow, package, For £ e operation. 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' ; $l .50 ; $1.89 French Voile s SR st ainlht $1.35 ; ‘42§d)e Inch Lingette, 39 § 3175 Black Silk Satin, $1 DRESS $2.89 56-Inch All-Wool £1.45 Pure Wool Hairline SRR Dress Goods, yard 98 C [ DMaterial suitable for $z Dresses and Coats, yard P