New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 28, 1926, Page 20

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 28 40, 1926. BOBBED HATR NOW FLECTION 185U Clubs i PRESBYTERIANS IN Federation of Women's Faceg Ntfil{_ !Jlle-Up Item of Day Md., le his coun ANNUALASSEMBLY - Reading of Report Is Principal May 28 (P—An s commonly i modern- hoard” await set on pr majority ru ve bee y g y those ilty of pe the tub ds HAWLEY G RL BARRED | PAFNIR GIRLS FORM CLUB Organization to Promote Social Ac- that She Cannot Appear There in | tivities in Office—Ruth Humason Her Dance, 1s Elected First President. North Ad " Humasc t it of a F ich was r se of the club is to T among the 1 Jane Mid URPRISED was pleasant- MRS, COONRAL Mrs. C. 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Will Enforce Rules At Glen Street Dump Drastic action to require obedience to rules for the use of Glen street |dumping grounds are being consid- ered by Mayor Weld in cooperation with the public works and health departments, For several weeks there have been frequent complainings of abuses at the dumping grounds and Members of Sportsmen's Associa- | tion Have Banquet—Member- ship Now Past 1700 Mark, Mem} \ Iness of about two New DBritain Gener e had been a residen r about 40 years prior to h which came in her 8§7th s infractions on the rules continually being reported. The t report, which reached Mayor d this morning, is that garbage 1u being unloaded there at night. he mie ri erved in th on Glen street The men of the losing so visit the Im»‘ nia where he ex- udent next term. ALES 3 house | 1 Cherry street to Joseph Effh n Confieitto, at a price of ap- $8.000 and one-half in- house at Church h George to H‘in)_rm_‘ HEADACHES BRAIN FAG, ETC. 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