New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1926, Page 5

00 T\FW BRITAIN DAILY HE I\AI D, " LIHU BURRITT PUP[LS it e WILL PRESENT PROGRAM i Senlor Dramatic Clul, THURSDAY, APRI 1926. counsel for Kinick, ¢ a dis- | will seek r revocation of hiy to collect 82,000 dam- 4 iy permit, - CITY PREPARING L TR and upon his re- [that rooms were being placed ured in the third floor when they wer 8 Nis provided in the plans and L the tions approved. Attention was city ‘tracted to this condition by nelgh- city and |hors compluined that the ullding was ecither a two or thre mily house whercas the distriet for one family houses. 0 secur from the bullding com miaslon & permit to proceed work on the building A permit granted several months ! 180 Was revoked by the building de {nelghbors, has been invited to at- with |tend Biddeford Gives Police Matches, No Flashlights Biddeford, Mo, April 22 () — This city's police will have to: do * | their searching in the dark or use matches hereafter, City offichuls announced yester- day that policemen will not be supplied with flashlights and bate teries at the expense of the ctly, y i but that matches would be supe od instead. The torce tion in the no pay cuts, r)nruv- saying the boy awny and W dld not require the driver | \1,4 S0 him. 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