New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1926, Page 12

12 KEEVERS RESIGNS FROM FIRE BOARD ) MAYOR . WELD, r. (Continued from Page 1 M TAN (OLLECTOR PAONESSA, d. works who, 18 sald to be for continuance, Curtls May Get £1,200 Plum Ex-Mayor Orson I ough he falled to s ment as chairman soard to which he election of Paonessu ioned for t B, LOOMIS, . B, LOOMIS, d of Ll TREASURER " CURTIS SHELDON, r. Ampa CURTIS SHELDON, . and COMPTROLLER board Back Cowlishaw . CURTIS, r, Expected superinten of the to tor two years 1. CURTIS, d BOARD OF RELIEF | ¥ Cowlishaw, to B. €. MOREY, r. 1. H, HAGIST, M. MCCRANN, d. . MANGAN, d. SCHOOL COMMITTER H. T. BURR, r. W. H. DAY, r. KING, J M "“'l”n‘\’, d. 0 opposi- . P, Carries Four Wards r lower Is r 1 Rodm REGISTRAR publican cou i 3 J. L. L. Nair and w. ZIEGLER, v, § nd Jo J. SMITH, TOWN CLERK A. L. THOMPSON, 1. THOMPSON, 4. VOTE BY WARDS Second 1680 830 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1926, ¢ Third Fourth irth Sixth Total |na§ 1636 670 LRLY 6605 919 1388 1860 6182 830 68142 1078 11 SELECTMEN e and (ha el Trude candidate cov L. W. LAWYER. r. .. o. 1669 6850 was about norr per cent, ght out the greates gistered vote I The vo tly mo; bro thin 8 The A PETERSON. r. 6830 6360 CONSTABLES FRED WINKLE, 1 C. T. NOWLAND, T MICHAETL HABER. r.| J. 8. RECOR, 1 | 3. W, MANNING, 4. .. | B. J. DOUGHERTY. 4, FRANK CLYNES, d. STEPHEN ROPER, d. e 691 6853 090 6832 62 1362 being power in undl balanes of council par Five derman w remiing - com- 10 e aldermen, TED GOV STILL ABLE T0 TAKE CARE OF HIMSELF Tormer Yale FPoothall Star Across Wicked Wallop In New York Fight Dougherty Loses Out as Constable. o " 8 d n ks borrc en he of belng 28 who played the as umpire, en broken Baby Fretful? Avoid Constipation Remember your haby 1s helpi unable to point o B Boat Stood Off that constipa i . 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AT helie thr stoy Puts ed 1 own | to- | ped role histle, ruled and (Coast Guard Officer Says Rum Row E.B.C.CONCERTAT - [UTHERAN CHURCH Wennerberg, Ghorus Wil Sing | e e Y| Vote for Council Yirst Ward COUNCILMEN | David L. Nair, r. . S | Rodman Chamberlain, r. ! Martiy Hollfclder, d. { John ¥. Mcehan, d & Second Ward ALDERMAN Walter Falk, r. . Waiter Falk. d. . COUNCILMAN John G. Buckley, r. Alexander J. Olson, r, .. | Frank J. Tuite, a, Leo Fortier, (. . Third Ward COUNCITMEN LS. Cadwell, 7. A. Goddard, r. S, Cadwell, d A. Goddard, d. i Fourth L | ALDERMAN Bonnett | § "G, Johnson, r. ! Vietor Watkins, d. COUNCILMEN C. A, Carlson, r. . H. N. Robertson. r. C. €. Prudelle, d. CiE. Torcllo, 0. .. Fifth Ward L COUNCILMEN M. €. Kokoszka, r. stan. Plocharczyk, r. James P, Murphy, d. . Luctan Macora, d. sivth on Program Tonight be in at 8 o'clock chureh under s Bible ler will be Pirst Luthera 1660 804 : 801 Ward . Vierne Pruno Huhn berg Male chorus Ward MAY RETIRE KELLY ~ TORESERVE FORGE the promotion of Banforth to the the protnotio tives and the appe present street Yispose for was 1 he prese Physician’s 1 of $52 Hartfor col w ves v it should be paid by t was in w anley Three Named Bennie H aged 2 said Instant Relief From Bunions-Soft Corns neible pers iffer from agonizing, throbl & I to v can el stock erald Oil rea more applications joint is redueced So mary it foot sufferers, L des from is prineiy K of 40 Booth street, , were also examined. on motio) Detec Waterbur Police story Carl Power g tha t a certifl- alghten out the question date his birt appointed on motion nd noted cute 1o s 5 Wie pounds i ther ft 1s In propors N to his height, Chief Hart's Report, i=f W. C, Hart's monthly report € wed a 307 arrest ph e ] 1 amounted to f7ed a8 pald infto the Jose Provision for in the hudget () ted to April 7, ne condition as govern 3l Held Up leave following t1 Dr. Pa which he was in. Ny r from infuries, 1 Rridg A suit ndorsed by Report on Towers Case, ation was Ofticer months ago street troll had been ¢ given in received Supernumeraries involves the | for s ajter's roumerary g trouble ré board f uck of iy VALL ew oner Jackson mentior work of Patrolman Peter missl me from breakin m rving of commendation id. Commissioner | MISSING MAN LOCATED San Franeiseo, April 14 (P Examiner says Baldwin Wood, attor- | ney and elubman, who vanished from is rooms at 1 exclusive ten days agoe. was found attorney ere conti her int ing bunion owerful pe antiseptic wdily be ed dr son will Aing netrat- I Examiner he had $111, McKINLEY D AD! Nlinols, today, from his s swollen ) Washinzton MeKinley of to W and to the EATED. 14 (g0 who norm power £t corns 1 is Em- shingto gram drop off. ation and was defeated. ——— — 1660% | ALDERMAN Edw. Greenstein, 1, John ¥. Macrz, d. COUNCILMEN . B, Johnson, r . 0. Swanson, . . Bosle, (. 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