New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 8, 1927, Page 17

NEW BRITAI\' D\ILY HERALD, TUESDAY, PEOPLE'S CHAMPION =+ Bditor Praises~ Comnectont's| BT » Record in Fight for Rights l:')‘::r? adopted the following ! II vhl“ ol r:r ynnw" out- btedness, pur- of | chase of and construction o { s¢ e to be retire Union uter regard for | site “There {s no state in tho ere there is a gre rights of 1 tate of Con T £ bonds issued : Electric ¢ editor of poka to Lions triotism and ir 1 caution of said Conn imend earing United 4 the problem wa ve tha balar he piano Toseph Gaeto who ¥ from a trip to Ital Boston Do team were pres THO MILLION DIRT ROAD BILL ACTION Pag~.) the xempti 0t (Continued from First through tha hou onsideration rough so race its st We hav > a suffi interested hdrew his ob- the biil Thera he s evening or will be windows of champlo n B. C. ared had no desire to kill the 'm Char lisit Florence | Court asltion to | Mr. Durs question of personal the ay =aid he lirt ro; e Leen cor : mombe 1 rive true Such was not his sl had 1 a1 not mie 1 He had t himself and own re one on the leader of ilford harbor propriation, 1 had it coming 1 know if T hand him a couple later > session he will fake them like the geod major he is”” In the bate, Mr. Durant had sald the com- mitteo took care of the roads of niembers. Armistice Day Holiday senate concurred from ) in passing the bill making S o niotion of Senator Hall of Now Ha- ven the vote was ta v rising. | Senator Wi ten told | o senate he wis! some v in which Noven eal holiday, presid as he I corr <po imittee a in Lis en a hard annual izenfest park | Exact Whereabouts of ing Fliers U n!\nm\ n MarcIN (Pr— Majo W Ithough it arre-Bory annon listice thre viators wonld he turned ov niards t ere was ser 11 could he inasmuch as cemed a cnate | n wonld in Pots- lay . TOR GOLDEN WERT 1 the Fuge if its headquarters were dam. He recalled, v bLer of -the Fren his feeling when erican troops, the cluding Connecticut troop to that sector. He moved of the bill. thrd in ths Silver Ci i el In the po Divis mr, in- came in- adoption felt the sen- nator Wil- ction and e Croix | .. ould know that Heads Physicians had been decorated wi g - T do Guerre. Other Measures Today vorahle report made in = on a bill which authorizes attorney general to take neces sary procecdings to invest in the siate the title in fee simple to all real and personal propert 1 in conncetion with Fitc for soldiers at Norton H The diocesan bureau service Is authorized to appointment and to act nardian either of the person or estate of any minor child, or of hoth, when ap- pointed as such guardian by the court of probate in accordance with the statutes in such vases made and | 1 4 under a bill adopted by the | A f was of social pt the | nuuuq of donations and be- | fiests for chdrch purposes are an- thorized to sell and transfer all per- 1l property held by them withe out the consent of the convention of | the Prote nt Ipiscopal diocese of Connecticut and to hold prmwr!_v‘ P S R viclding a net annual revenue of not Dr. Frank Smithies, new president of the American College of Phy. cians, com- panion society to the AnmL- icani College of Surgeons a Chicagoan, more than $75,000 under a biil pass- ed by the scnate Tha senate also passed S, B 130, changing the close scason for rac- coons fo the period from January 1 20 and authorizing pos- raccoon pelts to Octob sossion ahd sale of 4 in thirty | City Items 6,000 Miles JUSTICE HOLMES IS HONORED AT 86 - Famous Supreme Court Jurist Liked by Associates ‘JB“FR‘ Fb 82 \ID BIRTHDAY Mrs. Amelia Sunburn of Hart Sirve Groets 25 Friends and Reecives 50 Po Cards e | Wall Street ; Briefs | SR COURT NTS Iy JLOGM . Buda (u)e\ to Jail for Assault With Hatchet TALR T AR HAPLE NI L WEAR Fillg notitying him th time." Commis. Parker Chilicki Trial Tuesday; | Insane, Relatives Think Peter Chilicki, who was bour CIVIL SUITS BRECORDED axamination mav he ma kifs o Mrs Mary Grabowsha Theodore Peck, Waterbury Arg hucct Dies \u;ldcnn > John L. Blair Wounded Waterbury Boy | l: \ome\\ hat Immo\ ed ! e % 8 UD-ie oo Parker, Jr SIX nan nd ral Dolrowol-ki SCOUT MASTS nasium. investiture cor The subjects t the halance ling methods, thod. Patrol | vill follow the s IIOLLEP' R Troop o up ine aind i rders’ con « nm\.‘ G ssion. A perma Tastraciiv Complete St Main St. P, Tl Marvel winntes, home. Tasting. S AUTO RECOVERED A clly of the police depart was notified today that the 83 W. reported stolen by Luth- “Fhe Telegraph Parker of 16 T strc |from Court street Sunday night, w | recovere® on Armistice street was not damaged. omobile rest Joseph A. Haifey UNDERT AKER [y .““lm‘ director of the U.S with hvm:‘qu;xvms | STATE ARMORY REPAIRS | A hearing will be held before | appropriations committee of the | general assembly tomorrow after- | | noon an a bill to allgw $2,000 for | repairs to the state armory here. | the in tno ington. treasury department, \\'ush-“ 'STOCK MARKET IS SHOWING STRENfiTH Has Sinking Spell This Mommg Then Rallies 8 M March - T THE MARKLT ( i AT Mrs. Eva Tebrink, of Sioux Falls, S. D., is the only licensed boxer's second in the country. She is to offi- ciate at the ringside for many famous boxers. PUTNAM & CO. Members New York & Hartford Stock Exchanges 31 WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN TEL. 2040 HARTFORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRALROW TELEPHONE 2.1 141 We Offer: Standard Screw Co. Common Price on Application 1omzon, Tenmn & Cao Burritt Hotel Bldg.. New Britatn Telephone 3880 MEMBERS NEW YORK AND BARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGES Donald R. Hart, Mgr. We offer: 10 Shares of HART & COOLEY WE DO NOT ACCEPT MARGIN ACCOUNTS EDDY BROTHERS &G g HARTFORD iflartford Conn.Trust Bidg. NEW BR"MN Burrr'.t Hotel i|d’ Tel.2-7186 Tel. 3420 We offer: 100 Shares of NORTH & JUDD Mfg. Co. We Offer: HARTFORD CITY GAS LIGHT CO. Common Fuller, Richter, Aldr'ch & Co. 81 W. MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE Hartford Tel. 2-9161 New Britain Office Tel. 1253 New London Office Tel. 3786 STOCK Edd road Stocks RD Ranks und Trust Companies T'aisn Mfg ~1Hnm( * ENGLAND, JAPAN ARE INVITED government to empha- would have preferred a discussion, and does not made in tha n rejections as usal to partielpate. In any event. the Washington gov- ent will be anxious that 1 powers are fully advised -power > tentative from abroa :ss of the three-i president helieves n would have sing in practical results than -power project could be, but to do the next hest ve-power meetimg is im- the been more M0 possible, inclair Blocl\s Attempt Of Adams to Speak Today Washington, March 8 (P—Coun- sel for Harry Sinclair in his senate contempt trial today succeed- {#d in blocking former Senator A. ‘1~ Adams of Colorado from making {a statement to ths court about the even after the jury had beenm cluded from the room. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED Omo Mfg. Co. ptd FOR YOUR WANTS