New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 8, 1926, Page 12

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She will L Prior to leaving Washing! Mr. Mellon replied to questions whether he 1 appear before U senate judiciary ittce fnvest gating operatio I 1 by saying that he atked to ap vas his son I on, igorous T qa “TOR SKIV TORTURES Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic quuld Just What You Need Eecrelary Meriden Young Man Fined For Driving While Drunk 150 police Hartford, ¢ April 5 (P—C: Not Hair Ton ledd away autor driving an the influenec rested on Wetl terday after sistant Upited States A. Dann a ed attacked t stem in t cour rcepting as Poli; who & retield a slight coilision Attorney for him and fina police the imony Greenbe on FRECKLES Rid of These Tgly Beantiful Complesion rz, Vells “pots o Get of Have f to the polier Danbury Buckshot Vietim Still i in (yra\c ( ondltmn 8 MT’ RNLD plced i Congress Likely to Be Read\' to \(I]ourn in \ln\ W offie Ttalia Booth str 88 Fr possibl f farm rellef HINES JACKSON TO SEE CRASH BREAKS BOY'S ARM " DINNER DANCE POSTPONLDY MINERS REIECT PROPOSATS The Pleasant Way to Reduce . SEN. MEANS LT POST SEASON RANQUET CCARPINGTIER ASK INVESTIGATION \ » NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, \OWNER OF BORROWED AUTO TALKS TO PRESS Fort 8t | THURSDAY, APRIL § 1926, VAR 8 SoROKiD 110 N OFFIGERS OF Alfreda Baldueel Sucs Harry Domi- Jan Whose Car Ignatz Witk Was Driving In Crash Suit for $5,000 has been brought Alfreda Balduccl against Harry ! the result of an autor at 6: Sunduy ning at the corner of West and stroets. The plaintift alle that Ignatz Wisk of 234-Allen s was using the defendaut's car permission and that, asshe approach- od Ouk street at a speed of less than ten miles an hour, Wisk came out of Ogea gtrect 4t @ high rate and turned in%® West street on the wrong side of the road, hitting her car Tho writ claims that Wisk no signal of his approach, did slacken his speed, was travelling ut un exce pace, failed to keep a rroper lookout, and, hy crossing on; left side of t} road, failed ler alf of the HHL states that her that she rcecived c and bruises about the face and body, wrist, and a severe nerv- o writ is of Muay Speech on Record by Domijan as bile crash 30 o'clock The new officars of the uve tary club took charge Oak gos rsnry atel Shiel with Frank H, Leon A retiring president § president anizer of Fred O, A president, and Mr, g president, had « riods during the ell A, ‘Taylor, and Mr. Shiold. the expir or the elub, ( vm. Has \'m « as presid Ruekliff gave not ssive tion Spragus period Broup of ¢ had charge the q presided over wrter members. John W sergeant at arms, roll of charter r s of Carl £ Klett, members 1o the nac of ar ity pluin s damg alloy ad the ine w :Hvl decens: were A sprained ous siack, 7 Nalr Nair rose to in the superior cour 1y Wisk appeared in 1] honds until 1 with driving while v influe of Haquor, reckls nd evading responsibility, H. Dyson. s used in- 1. Depnty in the was \e police court case was ti an nee v man upon to make ) r. rsh, UNI]FRMKER WS SENT_FOR BODY T New Jersey Man Hired by Woman in Chapman Case eetient Motor T sociation, wig and re such as ust expresees tha ¢ froonist's idea of a-congressmin, Th {commit ed as a toplc for Mr. Marsh estion of * inter c King. bringing in the Afney now pen Mr. Marsh ho se mele s been fizhting this il for some time, and the subject signed him being a eorious one stepped out of his character and zave a serious tall on the bill Kliffe, who pr 1 cond scction, introduced as speaker, Al Lavery of Rridge forner distriet governor, r. on hoys' worls Mr. Sprague repor e of 04.4 per cent in Rackliffe reported 88 sroup and Pregident ST.5 per gt in his . present o per cent over rt, avery t clubs. n attendan Mr. pman, an burial. group: Shiefd reparte group. Cligars en tl fam Waske named ashburn spring con Henry the | delegates to th at Bridgeport next w Russeil H. Hubbard ary reported that t aid not among bad reccived no | being sixtec A per cent members, i meetings )t thr e mes ng of perpeiual cure of t he was tak’ ained t them; ng e and Lrry ont insist ting was camp at Job's Al camp of at one n ests t East L rlin, a shad ark, o Clark's annual Lerry dinner ait He reportec Expenses For Year Over 88,000 Mills, treasurer, reported i the club 4 have been hetw 000 and that tely $¢ ns the club pproxim mir enta istration Tl n spe s mad 10 by Judge over the g president, A, 10 ch, which i ech to P'resi Gaffy 1 of In the new one Cor ex made peeted to popula He said, other speaking s eting HENNESSY STRIKES BACK AT CRITICS is 1- She Gave a Party A woman recently gave a party and served EpceaioNT CRAGKERS dipped in sweet chocolate. Her guests were delighted. “The ladies better thaw coke.” She served “Edgemoats™ hecause they're crisp and fresh. The GReeN package guarantees that. Try gemonts’ yourself. Any better cless individusl grocer sells them, EDGEMONT CRACKERS (Continued from Iirst Page) no nit. 1 and told any s on the and or ani advised SUIENCE TAKES TASTE W OF EPSON TS ¢ Vaurs the Nstion's Favarite n would o for hair and scalp— A ‘T the ihout it and told Mr. cial excep M tic Br constitut He lity of Quick relief from pain. Prevent shoe pressu was told the board assumption itutional and board to decide. vithdrew his re- shoe s DIScwaIs - » Zino-pads =" Pitls: ok A oF Sick Headaches \ ateon s vl THE NATION'S LAXATI ady nderstood th v had conditions ured the ROTARY INCHARGE Corbin Makes Shortest Inaugural \u‘. thelr | 00 in the nilding be pald, Mr. Brady should bo the one to pay tor ordering his client to g0 ahead With the work when he as ordered by the proper authori- ty to stop long before any finuncial damage was do “It there was a slight 1o it Is not to ba wonde wol is that there several mistakes made every day yone who reads the zoning groe, have to spend day at my of questions about the zoning is vory trying and exacting but some people seem to think that T should at North & Id's and at the Naples house on Mart stroet, chir n mix mortar on at hundre of all ot the same s mm ssible.” mistake ered at ma no act several hour: West ds watehing me Maln street, an other hullding time, This, o " DOUBLE CROSSING * OF CHAPMAN SEEN: - FRIENDS ACCUSED (Continued ¥rom First Page) Alcorn Not At Ofice Attorney Fresdman plan Hartford this afternoo v York for a fe vy Hugh M, Aleorn, thw case, has not since Monday and pected for the remainder o course, N Attor v days rest, § Who pros- an it his Is not ex- the oific Satisficd April 8 (P Murphy anbury, Conn., torney Charles \W. 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