New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1926, Page 10

e S pa——— 10 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1926 BROWNING GASE 1S NOW CLEARING Legal Residence Objection Has Boen Wiped Out | New York, W. Browning, operator, and Francls Heenan by 36 years dally roun to bo a Although they What Brownir publicity,’ chronicled thelr marriage what, District Putnam County married, yesterday year-old Dride of violating the six months r ing a license Tho only other sl is the action sta ren's court here by the prevention o before the marri April 14 weal his w wert of whi the ider Hurrah! The Bathing Beauties Are Back! | | | General hospita | Arch street, delay S, Jones agenc evening, City Items Breaking Records "SALADA" TEA use All Records BroKken for Sales A son has been born to Mr. and | Mrs, J. P, O'Brien of South Main strect, ! Burglars are bad enough, but to | to Insuro is worse, Loufc | advt, A mon was born at New Hritain Lghis morning to Mr, :fl Myhoo of 470 Prizo Charleston, K. A, (', carnival | IForester's Hall, Berlin, Wednesday advt, The action of Inez From agalnst the Tendler Co. of New Haven been withdrawn from the clty co: A. Nash Co, Suit or Topeoat, 3.00. Unlon made. T. I’ McCabe. Agent, 49 Walnut 8t Tel, 434.— d Mrs. Edw | Advt. = | Glen strect were married yesterda ~—advt, er's Hall, advt, Stephon Bugmaskl of 453 Main ! streot and Cecllia Diclingki of 207 zures had the approval of President| Atlantic has not been of high qual Coolidge and that the treasury and other interference press it for action this ses- ng a marked effect on the «Im. as an administration me Last night's program was Dispute over rtime ) 1t British listencrs by larose with a request by Represcntas | DXAI, the § meter experimen- tive Gardner, democrat, tal station of the General ctrie data showing profits of and was picked up and - re- companies during the t 1 stations of the | *hips were being sunk company. Despite committea proprictor of the | .o has left rnoon by Justice Emil J. Dan- berg. | New line of sandwiches Crowell's, 18H secret Mrs. Tsabelle Richardson Fisck and son of Oakland, Calif,, formerly | of this eity, are visiting friends here Kensington A. (. earnival For Berlin, April 13-14-1 insurance | Co., 18 that | hroa the | British ne luring 1o KILLER A SULCIDE, Lo April 14 (P— guspected slayer objections geveral My, Garner | Mellon fo ask dentlal order to make the 5 [1G} members, sward 8t 5 Howard Smith Secretary hospital aft if0, Je and is 2 5 rent to Kill ound in e et v neraay Schenecla(h Program Is wlmh‘ business to be transacted the [regular meeting of the fire board | T!anflmlfled to England April 14 () was not held last evening. | A son has been born to Mr. and ! dinner music | Mrs, John P. O'Brien of 212 South ! hy WGY, the | 4 | Main street. radio station of General Elec- | Bazaar, Norden Bungalow, April |{ric company relayed 117, 19, 22, 23, 24. Dancing every | thronughout with \mr:-u-nq\e !tone quality “equal to local stu- dios.”” This information tained in a cablegram day from Captain A, G. D, ssistant engineer of the toduy made good His body with a bullet 1d heen sought when Mrs, ain in her bed girl's mother proper guardian, While guardianship casc | Catherine Ilcenan, in almost the bridal couple loft them only fc visit her lawyer bridal couple W Biltmore for (hc Browning is an ade ston, and his br dancing, but n dancing floor. Mrs. Browning sai pear in the c '8 t 1 row. She has been under summc in the guardia sir fore her marriage, 1id Brov ing probably would n "I am very ha said, just before dansant and s jour il : ; 3 % il automobile back to the hor o { ara ) Sl house in Cold Sprir companled by TBrowning Heenan. So far they have most of their days travelin tween Cold Sprin 5 city Efforts of an a f child ren's society to summons for the appearance court tomorrow of Justice peace Roy Christian, who the Brownings at Cold onia, imsel? L siloon constan! broadenst last night the here, was rat Dritain 'arls publication is car- vied on withont the use of a teles (oohdge Gives Apprm al To Claims Settlements Washington, April 14 (P—S: Broadcasting company. tary Mellon told a house comr While relaying of L"" today that the pending Lill for | broadeast programs settling German and American | stations has been |G sing from warlima sel- |some time, reception : L o A Vi recei 1ap- mor- sre ade of Pure Fraitd uicesand = part all the good= nioks of ripe, frenh ita toyour cakee, and pudd B olegomely ous. 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