New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1926, Page 3

CHIGAGO LIKELY | 10 HAVE BOYING Refarn of Sport Looked for, RESCUED FROM FIRE Wallingford Mother And Two Chil- dren Taken From S&econd When Trapped By Flames, Wallingford, April 13 (#—Timely action oy the part of Officer Richard ¥loor PRICE OF POTATOES STIRS HOUSEWIVES Lowly Spud Threateps o Be- NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, |ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT AND MARRY RIGHT AWAY Miss Mary Poarson and Joseph Rubenstein, Local Merchant, Are Wod Since January \T‘RH 13, 1926 | land strest Dominic Di Plato of 136 Winter street compm; ed to Officer Edward '-\rmll last night that a 15-year-old 138 Winter street of Newington re automobile broke Native Field Grown Rose Bushes g § SRS TR e GRSl AT s ik Tl S R SRS B, nicago, Apnl 13 (A~-The world, Barry and Fireman Benfamin |O'Connell of the Wallace hose com- |pany saved the lives of Mrs. Ethel Kovacs and her two children, Rred, | 14, and Ethel, 10, when an early morning fire trapped them in their | home on the second floor here today. Officer Barry was patrolling the | prics of pn' “!m»‘f.r in front of their home in |, nnipiac street, « he heard cries of one of children at window, 4 Rushing to turn firs alarm, ‘air share of |, - policeman an an O'Con- {nell returned to the burning build- Following Primary It has bean made public that Mise | Mary Pearson of New York city and oseph Rubenstein were married fn ew York immediately atter the an. | of thelr angagement in come Vain Vegetable Housewives in every other commur | astounded at . legalized boxing, nts and zoos were a promin city, being a me of Connecticut F r. and Mrs New Britain atter |Emergency Rates on Coal Are lhsconhnued commercs ! ldown to the deny t The fire is be L% loa i & sto iding y a store and others |ative of the covered by in Mus, M. Gordon § B ‘comm artle | Wbiles from mires in ia to all points in New Eng- | w to mal\mgf M. Cohen. 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