New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 30, 1926, Page 29

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TWENTY-FOUR MEN | RS COLLNSSUES AGAIN | ATEST (I, FIRE \ SAVINGS BANK OF NEW BRITAIN Established 1862 Resources — $19.221,962.26 n\m would sa | lons, the syndicats 1‘ ‘1 | t-\ ed In Fall On Sidewallk, oday by Mis, M Sir R ohert Badeu-Powel.l Talks | on Interoational Good Will hlacht wrote: “This is a case e voune mone v With Awand of Diplomas . erbilt's comes to Hn\nv)\l reseue of a Vander- prevent the spread of the i when it boils over is expected today un s to lower the oll level & it to other liave e sustained HA‘HI un on walk in front ner Mayor G, A ¥ on Maple strect, October 1, 1 g Uehonor Atlorney T ¥ MCDONOUEN, | awke of the continued down. se from r stood fective (®)—XNattons bilt How glon, Apri nearby are suc Water Six Feet Dec vised not to let “national | ey on aspirations cloud the peace and good | ;\“; :H i { the world" in an address by enthinio i rt Baden-Powell of (€ the class in foremanship f il . “chief scout of the wo ‘ agelonanin o delivered today at the opening ses- | RLE, Alne sion of the 1ith annual mecting of | l | Adriss wa Denosits made on or hefore Monday, preme courl from the de Jude Isune Wolfe of {h May 3rd, will draw interest from May st r when t wmber of retaining walls, ! callly scho: dlemi ed the su Wiph & 0 1o prevent spread of oil Hrsd National Couneil of the Boy Howe of the New Britain Machine LRy Leen washed out, The of America s | (Continued From First Page) Co., who told of the value o fiooded condition of the highways Deseribing the scout movement 2 knowiedge of accountancy to al m it impossible to move § an aid to world pe he sald that |04 ik 1ega vigor, former State's | foremen. 1 m‘ other equipment to rebuild the present membership Ineludes |y oo yonn g 1 I i 5¢ INTEREST being paid 178 Main Street Open Monday Evenings—6 to 7:30 (standard time) will colleet I'he meeting was opened by Clar ) ) Iyi of the Loyhood ”r“\-\i-]rmn. once 11, Barncs, general sceret u.\ He led that “We | yyoife and Harvy. I + Kelly, | who welcomed the graduates at the he en of the next [prccident of the 10 chib, | last session of thelr class and con- y o frin orld, vant 10 get tl weneration with scouting for girls, | s well as hoys, so that the moth smoke rolled from immediately aftes the f ed them upon having nmm rked that of 1he of tomorrow can nstill charae- | ¢ the class all| Contnted from First flames | 1o their sons Auation. I 8 ":‘ o e acal nglish y disclosed, Lo of polities and & attendunce of 2 : . Undertaker The IR RSO NmAS | e daalgod BRI Attorney Willian n the ages of | pointed, it juvenile erime | e t botween 10 and | Fijye New Brit tendiney, he urged the need of the | On Trip to Europe To offtsct any youthful criminal ts in the | Mive New Britaln men left this W c&tcncitel Railwa ay (n | To Discontinue \L\\ 1 Tomorrow the Last Day seout program with ir various troops for grad morning with the Putpam Phalany, | gosiation White Plains, N e 5 I or's 1700t guard wresident b ! : :: H% Uy nonls (0 i Sy dip Tomorrow will be our last Saturday doing business at our present whil et m‘ outl of location. Thursi ay 16, we will greet our many friends and patrons 17 i in our new ho . 91 W, MAIN ST. (The Professional Building) opposite Capitol Theater, Take Advantage Part of our fixtures are torn out: we are quite upset, our service to vou tomorrow may not be as perfect as we always want it to be. There- s, thanked tor at the vorlil's ot nations “you 1 class and y e witl o @old. fol sary to change {heir | pen and pencil. A of other members in had planned to Mr. K ®Couls promoto peace and ind girls | pocion. aprit din= e fore we have reduced our prices to such extremes, so as to make it worth TnlE e R e e . Otto G, Weid vour while to visit us, and make your purchases at great savings. "l'\ attempting to down a fi a 14 . Bancroft, al ts of Hart- - ¢ hey wi brought - nued fr age 1 ford, who have been employed by th ) (Continued from Page 1.) . internation: before the juvenile court to tell B lefense. No opinion of the ma ° companion et % ity was given, duc is nervou o Te th scout anm sy The polics eharge that because condition. 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