New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1926, Page 20

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'CE PHONE i man, killed six persons. yesterday | were on his trall and highwaye i (IP eaulpment, ~chiefly headiights, course of the nerve, very tender 1o | TOLL CHARGE T e P e oAk A1 2ireciahs wrd ghiards | have restilted in the tagging of | (L TO o L [ ORDERS 1 pded big own it 41.“\;‘“0% ons weng BuaTded el ‘:'«';'r‘.y 1(;][]/1, nj:lorm\‘l‘hl;]:; \»yn!‘ix:u Whe. dlcanse1s 8l very ‘,.,mm.,‘ | CALL i meuntain highwa n the lookout for t e he 6 P ! o pi LI P dily respond X mtain hig on the lookou or ]lr‘l:\ :‘ yl“\ ot e dineEton S tarmetior| on :n:,d 'dnrnv nn: mn,nn“n-(\;(;‘ A | 3500 FILLED ¥ posses, Goins sent sids from Stockton | I ate motor vehlcls de. |10 Ordinary treatmen e 1in-as his auto- was in a state of | MR he At e le 4 [more than the usual paln sedative | er o u"vlyv‘v" 1in ; r’yt o e l'arout, aecretary of state of | °¥ON to allevigte the pain. 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Continue until It all happened in the space of a | a'® In proper focus and otherwise the Neuritis has entirely disap-| , Mrs. Marengo and | few hours {in conformity —with the state re-| '/ d¥0 a0 are able to) work | hter, Mrs. Henry| Something ot what had been rmng‘ ‘“’ L The plan supersedes| " ot i comfort once agaln. | on in the man's m revealed | One tried’out for a short time last | it cHt L S Dept. keeps Allen- Maniacal H/m\pu"t in two wills found ir s room. | year under which headlight tests .\, coooial Formula No. 2 in stock is maniacal round |One, written on the back of a photo- | Were made by state police, all the time and sells lots of it rd that his | graph of Goind and two dogs, taken |3 0 vt o e s WW | Vermont, who had asked for the | procedure followed in Connecticut i ith the headlight situa- of tragedy in the valley 4 Nuln‘ state traffic of- a supervisor Mrs. Ylorence Polesta Goins, hls | “On my right is my (:mlml dog COMPLIMENT TO MIKE MARTIN trained sheep dog Beauty. 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