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

12 NE W BRITAIN l)\ll Y HERALD, BUINDED DRIVER ~ PADNESSA AND WELD 177"y rves awp 15 mutions i R | ("?sz‘c"'s}?s"'k(ir?"f?fi??fif??fi'é-z: A e Sl TURNS INT[l PI]LE{ EXPRESS Cl]NHI]ENL‘E‘ 5 DAYS' TOLL IN OIL DISASTERS T R O S e down th dnm and let her in to an announcement from Herman e ; | Sunday night, she refused to permit 8 Hall, director of the school, ’ Industey in the west and hwest 1 the 5 ntinue on ' at ! ! 1 p {him to disturh her husband, whe % year was one of the most nski, and Councilman Grzybowskl ™ L e R Rease A The uH:Hl found Kwus ‘I‘”\ sleep- I‘HII‘;\ ,“n;\n;.«l “lm(‘;::i\:un:;:: cident a Gilltte's Corner ndense araiavaii el mca gl $aa0)ing.at the Linjon QIL Gosaf Gnilfaralntan eitanny abiFam Ll / 4 i eindow in the ) ¢ oneo, have been woll attended 1 ! ! al ) i RN r threo duys with a loss af two ) tened. s Kwasnik s ) Ve necomplished great results n their honesty and (ntegrity. We ne asnik er have i plished grea ) : 0 R on drinking, but « trade school baseball team tlinded by the lights of a Con- |honestly belleve that they v o doiere hooeet . . BUERRI IR % 1 1 1n4‘~!]hfv1lllrlnl‘ulvnn\' bus about 11:80 |represented our ward honestly, efi Al il ankuonhodant BAGICOM: ) A \ 1o gain entrane, ¢ » out for its first practice this o'clock Saturday night, Wilbur K. [clently and to the best interest of LR ot o A e @011 tanker 00T TS man departed Lester of 417 Chestnut street was [the people | ward; and, : forced to stear his automobile off the |furthermore, helind Rl L K R ol s S voadway near Gillette's corner and [them of which they e prond e AR i A struck & pole, The front of the car| “Be it further od thatl e April ndard Ol fanker Themas . Wheeler and the was ly damaged and Christopher |y410 cxeeption to t or's re Duteh Silvanug collided at the lower Mississippi river near Yord, aged 62 of Maln street. linarks, and take this ity of | 2 Orloans, Twe ve dead. The loss to the O, T. Warlng, who was riding in the car, was cut |10y lis methods In tryfng to | n hooler and the Silvanus is estimat 000,000, about the face and head by fI¥INg [gok the re-clection for mayor of | il X sior 1 the Gulf ning « tanker Gulf glass from the windshield, lour city In such a manner. Wi Y cuela a T ir, Texas, snufts out 25 lives and causes o | | o S $ rr— Mr. Lester was unable to get m}w,; a unit bel Alderman | 10,000, : telephone communication with the 4 \ G | o 5 " police or a physician immediate h‘ m‘.,, bolleving. that they will after the acident, and Henry Skog o future as in the work f Jund of 68 Prospect street, who was [(1\ 1ot fntercats of ou " ; G , vassing took Mr. Tord to Hartford | iy poLISH BUSINE s o He Jolnsan and [cach other on Newington asenus oy : 3 y ’ 5 hospital. His condition today was re- | 4 «a(c1 ATION David 0. Swangon are Greenstein's [about 7:30 o'clock last evening. Film- : % % i ] ; R d vorted not serious, and it Is expected Ly idar (dohowski, vier-president, |running mates while Willinm D, gren told Officer Thomas J. Feene i NS ; ’ : ecor re lng uslness e will be able to return to his hoMe |wynyerl Cleszynskl, keeretary.” Boylo and Willlam Green are (he so- | who investigaicd, that he was forc. : . ; A B within a short time, ond Ward—Moderator, Michac | tctions of the democrats {n that ed to turn sharply to the left to ; -, 3 i e e AR RaIIaT P Beileg il wold striking a hole in the — road 4 , . of o nother automebile to look at the | {eoaie 1ranct e ihie Venry T. Burr and Williann 17, |The automobiies were slightly dam- 3 ; 4 wou not e poss] el lt J.eater car, wera'almost struck by a Aiiri Mioep tte, Joseph ' Day, republlcans, and Patrick 17, [4& e, 5 y itomobile driven by Paul LaChanee S anal ML o King and Joseph M. Halloran, dem- e B T o S el S e DUN};P%IG,?%L%]NPS&%%EN Wy .~ were not conclusively proved n by Simon Vigue of 10 Capitol { foncnt™ qoputy 1 rs, Frank |elected, o, Hartford. The extent of Ner [ jyynewarth and John Liley. Three of the four nominees to 1he | s & was not learned. Mr, Vigue | ard—Moderator, Witliam [y of relief will be clected, The r fo Hartford in his car. R .-mf‘.-u R s A R L VL Commission Chairman Likewlse Not t\(I)lsl\“‘\h.ll\ll‘ Miyakawa, Japan's leading suffragette, is en ro to} to thousa‘nds Of customers Motoreyclist Injured \liss M. Dena i L Michael J. MeCrann, and Lawrence | supe Whether New Officials Will to attend the international women's suffrage confer-| s Swanson of 422 Main street, | oo (hallenge ¢ Mangan. ton €. Morey, re ence. Although x]w clings to Japan's traditional divided-too Kallberg men, Bl cterson seeking reelection. Michacl | changed to permit of the pr Jay aftomnoon. | gfinth Ward—Moderator, Touls| P00 HAF/0 SLER * tes for e | Mr. Nash Oulton. of 157 Church Street, Bristol, Conn., Tells Public How Tracy, who was toking lessons in | ey P Edwara (¢ Fred Winkle, Charles T. New- | favorable condition now. than she ! o hive fica of henba and. coms | trotmle aan (he ! who formerly had lame backs and ways felt tired out and run down home, James Desmond and T. J. G | phen Roper. David P, Waskowitz, ting toreyels \rs, Clark, Willlam Bis publican member of the present Be Discussed Tomorrow Nght. modern in her ideas a 0 street beyond Rlack oK | \fartin Connolly: m "I | hoard = up for reelection and ¥mil tockings i 3 ;. atls AT 5 ] | ! il ; GEe e R L of five new | stockings and kimonos, she has bobbed hair and is mtlom(-l\ { dge, nhont 1 o'elock yesterday [ \wifliam Atlen, Georgr - 3 |IT. Tiagist Is also on the rapublican | Whether appointment of five new R rnoon. riek by an anto- | son, Chwen Riley. ticket, pOHeemen as provided in the et | e ¢ Moscs Kupelian | ¢mijth and eph Tynan; o Contest Vor Selectmen or the new fiscal year will be made . L R Lt R o | ot e o e o v e ing Process i BIShLLean Ghorgaiiiine, Ix tor. Martin | €MiSts in the hoard of selectmen with | of police commissioners (o e o TR T i tour nominees for three places. The | night, was undecided today. ¢ L m 2 Connotly JEers, WAE ""' 2EUS | papublican party now controls the {man David L» Dunn said it may be A eseli BRI iTha e ladonRand SRaymond BOIIg | B G e e e s ] SR e RRIEARA0 S g ol BRI A ior | man Lewls W. Lawyer, and A. N. | mon council that the ordinance ReI eshed ( :olor ent Driver Tnvolved Johnson. Jehn Fdman ”F L 2 : Kerwin, former chairman of the |inerease in the forec. Whether a yee- ! et dobn Moonap, Gileland GHBRITIR Ly v 0 s i i oo b didnte i doho | ommendstiot wlli<he niads 1 hrve W s g 107 and I G el "o | . Baldyga, who has aleo served as | o ne utenancy and a mew cap- B JhreiLy L, i =R R B L e e e e T T S At O e A b e enewe uétre tasselt stre ; he returned fo office, } pear the i of safets south of Cen |3ty - checkor S ronstbles il Vm‘mrh:y»v..‘[om(vn of-| MARRON CHILD ',t('(:{,“" s | ERBJUS Relieved Him of Kidney and Bladder Trouble. R = LR Sl e les Cath | NOMING € eplibiienn chidices | Tieancr Breet 1o omoptad dn @ Mot mpnive. il Is made: than | yeor il Kiddey and bladder Nnew anIl 1 iin car on ghe was struck, M ote Harold Ward, Miss Cath X ¢ land, Michael G. Hlaber and John 8| was at any time since she was iU Y. ined wilh healing. givcorine, binlwere. something. terate ary o JEiilngeieony. DGIss A0 Infen o] B Andronik | p oor. Temoeratle selections are |nn automoblle trick. about & seol " - e e : Jed ! . T Biatiialnoots minR1&iown stonne0 . Toseph Smith and | 1 - ; | Lt nade a name for itsel in kidney der frouble kept me up at I 1 e A B ealb denuly resisirare || ames W ining, Bernard o, according fo an announcement ,n4 hiadder troubles. Many people the consequence was that Ial- | en ene a r C DGR e SISO e | Ui (I ke e ottt e e A B R R I ! | Moderato - P oS conld not sleep at night but were and could never get rested. | == |, Althoush alia 15 suffering from & | goninually’ up and down, with| 1 heard of BRBIUS ana decided | ATTOS SIDESWID fracture of the skull, her condition | yiaqder trouble v praising to give it a good falr trial and I READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | Fiean FOR RESULT? | Claney @ I Rl omobiles driven by John A, lis no longer eritical. The driver of . [ e o i A Y. i 'l ihe virtues of 1 ], am mighty glad [ did. 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