New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 12, 1926, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1926, B e e e e ———r—e . | | . .8 church will hold a rehearsal to-|lead in the merit system contest | Sergeant O'Mara sald he saw one | the eifeets of drinking what polie vm.wmy no umlxlluum under $25 | Latimer Laundry, $100; E. M, Rich. Clty Items [night at 6:45 o'clock, {With the Raccoons close behind. | of the youths on Grove strect wear- | believe was poson looeh, Tefors NEE[] 55 [] M"RE ill he accepte | man, $100; M.’ Birnbaum, $106; | The passing of tests is going for- | ing the pair of pants, and a shivt [he dicd the man told attendants he Tonight Abraham Goldberg, a | Mendel Sicklick, $100; Max Zucker vard at a more rapid rate than at | that answered the deseription of ! had lved nost of his life in New | louding Zionist of Americagwill ad- | $100. Mig, ' 2 & | Ading y - O ’\ cupers I'he boy admitted the theft and im. | Was not known & w’ll 88 giver the I’ rritt hote At the meeling | estate, $100; Rabbl G, E. Hadas, n ad- | plicated his friend, Ansonia i L] next Thursday, Meyer Berlin, an M. D. Honeyman, $75; 8. Gins- Auto show tonight ~ur1\l‘ | SR \ mitted to Troop 1 of Plainville, | Tho . Rosenzweig store was ¢ The man was obout 45 years of | B orthodox rabbi of New York, will burg, $65. [ —— Margaret B, Curran sold today, bringing the total cnrollment to tered Wednesday night by means |05¢, weighed 180 pounds and was of as : e the cipal speaker, The follo ¢ have o three lots on Chapman street to J, | PP Arthur McHugh Sued by Man Al Beibler has b appointed | of breaking a glass in the rear win- | medium build, with brown eyes. He Mass Mee[mg NeXl Thnmday ; P ’ 01" Btaniy Dethosm, Mevar. Zinc | Announcement has been made | 85 Mohill Brothers, Meyer Zin- A. Carlson who will build three | oo o tibe and Roy Weldon. naneters | dote of 1hs e was clean shaven and sald that he J ” modern three-family houses on the o LopicEcare fot s 2 e that year hook will he published an, Rabbl E. Rosenberg, 8 e 3 | { master, while a new patrol has —_— — LD irovarkorEby; Arade ngm at Talllllld Tm‘ah hy \.Ml.\ Zionists, in which In the S;Vm e s Lehrer, Katz & property, The sale was made by His Child i been formed with Bert Halstead as | He wor r Carlgon & Carlson i ) i leader. The troop s Naving promi- | VIGTIM UN]DENT]F]ED :m"\‘wh on it .\‘I””I“\ ;\7‘”;1.“‘} ‘.Mlx‘: t fesue will be printed the names .\“'"“‘ 3. I Ka . B. stein, N. F, S e ; s s | amounts contributed by local | Mag, Dr. R, M, Pinkns, 8, N, Levin, Frosh Elm Hill Eggs a0c | Dro Arthur McHugh of Newark, |nent men of the town give talks on | R e ‘;mx,m""i‘ A4l | Over 36,500 of the $12,600 w persons to the Palestine fund M. Bloomberg, Edward L. Menus, J. National Tea Importers, 123 |Ne J. formerly of this city, has|the varic t laws e el U R R i R R e e ipal | Blsenberg, Dubowy Brothers, Rabin. in St.—adyt. \‘;n)n' sued for $10,000 damages by . Biidecpordi ol ceRLnatioptoR i’ SLinee) e right arm was ta. |United Palestine Appenl for the Na. | contributora: Morris Cohn, 0;offt & Levin, B. Miller, Willlam Mrs, Lyman Nelson of Springtield, [ JOhn MeKenna of Middletown. Tt | & Davge $ | ol gl LA LR : ; t $500; ol AN ogeneNsigLh 1 M i R LERR A gy S s e B L Btalen ].\nli and Shirt | Address of Man Who Dicd Trom | tooed an American cagle and flag |tlonal Palestine fund, has not yet M BEOLROTH S 98101 2 B i H‘\l"l:y‘nlvz Hhdl ke b ! i LIS 1 : b | 5 s v [ ITathad ta soldl tooth in RN upye ki o I 50; Davidson ¢ \ pman, & Han Bauer of Arch street, who has been | DS family and that the plaintitt Found on Boy Thief | prinking rotson Liquor. L 1 tooth in his upper | heen contributed and the local Zion- | i ; _W. Menus, $200; | Trank Nalr, M. A Koplowltz, ill for the past three weeks has been forced to support the de Two fifteny 2 |ist ¢ ization will hold a mase s 2 Bereon | Hurry Alex, B, I Clark, 8, M. Roglstrar Thomas J. Smith {s 111 | fendant's son, Arthur McHugh . Y T 5 Papers " o R NO BETTER O meeting next Thurs evening } 8 \l\\ I\ nnedy, $175; | Kirshnit, Kol £ 3 18 CHome af i sleaat ,;,‘..», were issued by T. C. Flood | shirs and a pair of pau from | Police have been unable to establish | yun. ho vou -.],v'f‘ r'.l.l a new |the nud Torah on Elm strect in | S \elder, $150; Jacob Birn- | Saxe, J, Greenberg, Leon Horwitz, Mayor A. M. Paonessa, B, 0. Kll- | Of Portland and were served by | Rosenzueiz Brothers' store, 174 |ihe fdentity of a man giving the |hats i ; an effort to ralse the necessary |baunm, $125; TIsadore Blrnbaum, | Louls Cross Rudman, Frank bourne and Samuel Greenberg were | Constable Fred Winkle, who at-|Broad street, wore apprehended |name *Thomas Burns Qf 12 Foster | \Vife: T nlways need a new hat. |amount. A house to house canvas I poall andaWoalaaiRInaks IR G & es RIloNe spenkors at a demor aie rally Tt ‘(\;;phul“'hrl eMto of the late Mrs. | yestorday aflernoon by ant |avenue, Andonia’ who dled at Hill-| Hub: Then what's the vas ot gst | will iso ho mada by the. commit- | $100: Henry Morans than | George LeWitt, H. Torts, Samuel t in Sovercign’s building. Mary McHugh, mother of the des | Pairick O'Mara SA4 I omeE R neL s e EaRL sl e g b i Thy s | Noveck, $100: §. W, $100; ' Waskowitz cole Pefrucci and Josephine | tendant. ide Home Wednesday night from ting this on JTapan Advertiser. e In charge. A Thursday , 81 ) $100; Varsallo, both of Hartford, have| The Hartford Automobile Finance been granted a marrlage license at (Co. has fled a judgment lien ||} the office of Town Clerk A, L. against Robert E. L. 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