New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1926, Page 30

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERATD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1926. 142 PART-TINE - PUPILS IN SCHOOLS Four Institutions Alfected by Overcrowded Conditions | Puplls total 1442 working on a part time pla by the delay in constructoin buildings in , and wesetrn se ST ACCONTANTS ~OLING SESSON. Seventh Regional Meeting s : r v caused & pa Being Held at Hartford of the Ne e National ed here today. association of cost | s sy in register- | nt school is being in the at the the pressure of the city. Since the old Linc western s of t ed beyond its capacity is ma expected tha ttend the gn was served to the of- New England the Hartford Golf program of golf and scheduled for the This evening delegates the g of the pter at a dinner and | the Bona The business sessions of the con- | tere will begin tomorros rn- g. Champe S. Andrews of tional Folding Box company New Haven will speak on Work in Industry,” and Fu president of the A corpo; will also speak. Other speakers to morrow will be George W. ner, vice president of the Ind | Trust company of Providenc: | 1. ana John H. Goss, pr | dent of the Manufacturers' associ tion roximately meetings. ction chap- club ten- at re a coln school was to be com the opening of this term in getting material about the DUNN BOUND OVER ON LIQUOR LAW CHARGE (Continued from First Page) Attorney Dunn reminded Feeney that Officer Stadler b testified that Dunn did n on the door but gave a sig ficer Feeney Insisted that Dunn knocked on the door and he could hear the knock. There eigh men in the room, whom were under the influence of liquor. Dunn abused all the of calling | ONige: 00 (EHTEE Dl ok g e e railroad crossing wlil be cut off to- s ey Solp while the New Haven road car- SHHeR Trenn had when X es on repair work which is exp vested for liquor law ion to require at least a week. n- T e tfic will be routed from 25 and outgoing traffic LK Asyheal o off at Bigelow street Feeney said. o oble of the fire department ol ook . Nobl ire departmen en advised of conditions at s issued instru of 1l in this lo- e noom the dance at Office e vice of Connecticut. |R. R. Crossing Repairs Block Chestnut Street were four of o fic vig in same strect of n night g and } ng the swering o et routing ire men comir pens almost A times the o junk pla sh i and a ing cards, with of being in ch the raid, he met him into the arrested. & signed to the t to Dunn throug door warned him that if he was sellin liquor he 1 be raided, tow in Dunn replied t he had ta “his medicine” tv nd take 1t ag: t in the officer's fac Called to ership of the ia owned tha room which was raide T N- victed of Ruttolo, Aged 30 H 24 () pla have the is mysterious disappea Monday, friends of Augus 3 ked the police hat has be- August been last Ruttolo, ha ©lto aid come of the m Mrs. May I Colum el c at, the officer spo i Rocko at whose home nue Rutt lived, ttention of that 18! to tt poli st s clai of him w left to go to a s employed rned by the been friend Louise Criscuolo that pe something to do with saw last en h h was le 1 o ia & 16- is It police Ruttolo ar-old with nd is ha it had ve ought haps iolat his disa hen r law ppe t since last S w bus avenu in reply not he 1 u irl o fo r o he Colu to qu Brook- employ present lives in Columbus told adm ave LaRocko refuse INJURED Spencer of Waterville in Wallingford. 24 P CLERGYMAN 0 e Run Down when EXECUTE BANDIT 24 P—Ar “PADLOCKED?” The Picture of the Day CA BT O TWO GAMES UN., MON., TUES B OMORROW . shington- Double- WED. headquarters. | Hartford | | win - FLASHES OF LIFE: MOTORISTS PAY OVER 250 MILLIONS FOR LICENSES In he of addition god of industry 1t is our of personality. told the n industry is a god of b to change this | canner. ss ndon — Indigent white collar to be aided by a $2,- The debon- ' "j( o 08 fund Samuel Willlam IORTaILS as left his entlre estate ile class or professional ot earn a use of poor health or age. New York nice — The mayor new suit of made by North Carolina is to i ns of Asheville who on a special train 1 of the sky.” to r of Yale university can- ) intercollegiate hockey b com schedule v arena will not be New York—Maybe I r has had somet o age up 4 be good weather uld er had ended rd of the cou revert to s s mnot due r elessness of br persons, coro ed in' collision of his car win In and abo person popu Haven—Coroner gman death of Theodor does not respons Kolke, 5 who was struck by registration and some 19,697,832 cial statistics are for nd the increased in recen s to how the ly Chicago dvice busi aphrase to Charley to his ess at Yale closes. John J. M: 1924 and ad improve be told You a of W a die golf: St rck ed temporary he big slob, keep your eye poi oate football team indus- | and merican as autocratic individual P of William Hapg The Harvest-Moon Shines Bright “The first erop is a tremendous success. Trainloads of grapes and apples are pouring into town. CFruit Crushers are busily crushing fruit in almost every home. (You can get one here for $9.00—it’s built with a galvanized hopper, with an aluminum roller and frame.) “Fruit Presses are merrily squeezing the last drop of grape juice and cider from the luscious grapes and apple: (Pre cost you from $8.7 And my, how thoroughly they can pres: “And Oak Kegs for storing the juices. (They look like old times, well built and airtight—from 5 to 50 gallon sizes) It’s good sport this juice making. You might get a real kick out of it. CFruit Jars, Rubbers, Extra Tops, etc. We have a delivery service. 73 ARCH STREET Telephone 106 “Hardware Meant for Hardwear" gray | . It is to be presented | /' Penn, Station in N. Y. Is | | |~ | ANNOUNCEMENTS ] THE HERALD || ) AUTOMOTIVE | | ——— FINANCIAL Autos and Trucks For Sale ¢ '“\VANT ADSU_ | Burial Lots, Monuments 1 | BURTAL VAULTS—Concrete and _rein- For Quick[|| forced: water-proot, hermetically sealed. ||| Atphavetically Arranged Ready R NE RATE SECUTIVE 3 AL WOR ments of all sizes ving and letter cut- SEW cox descriptions. ting our & day . lina { 3 BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS for weddings and all occaslons, plus quality and eervice, Flower Garden Greenhouse, 1163 Stanley §t._Phone 3826-2. BOSTON FERNS—Very reasonable pricel 42 5 o 150 $1.50 Rates Upon Application. CARS payment. Herald ng car TERMS ARRANGED J. B. MORAN'S GARAGE (Ass Nash Dealer.) ds to a line. lines to an inch. » Spac es. Minimum Book Charge, 35 cents. No Ad Accepted After 1 P. M. for Classified Page on Same Day. Sat. 10 A M. Ads Accepted Over ths Telephona cor ce of customers. Call for a “Want Ad” Operator Sandell's Greenhouse, 215 Oak 2643-1 T FLOWERS—potted plants, Specializing on funeral work. 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