New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1927, Page 7

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Re- ipts from this event will go to- |wards the St. Paul parish ind. On Good Fr Young Xensington dumping g ated Main railroac nd was o s of Women Voters Promiscnous dumping st by the ance as o with wh ¢ to cont eason’s clean-up will tak i<h and i h now in ence in various parts of the and which 3erlinites that nn st problen will \ spot. The min- | a4 rovised their advane sale of s to attendany Birth Certificate A birth certificate for Dorls E Woodruff heth Semfone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Semione of Kensing- are due this month, May 1 b ton, was filed the office of the | the last date. Up to this date most | town clerk today. of the canines had been registered | PPost Office Busy. but there are several dog owners| Tostmaster Sidney M. who had not yet taken out the nec- the Kensington po s re- essary licenses, ported that the office has done the Tog Warden Henry Anstin mount of business for the taks the flield on May 1 for of wr sinee it was round-up of all dogs minus the nee- admitted (o the sccond class divi- . at which time the ani- | will bo summoned to| wer the questions of the court in| 1 regard to their negligence. \ town strels have mned | production tickets poi comy and the Licenses Due Town Clerk Arthur L has announced that all dog licens will the y sion. Postn 1-4 ch wster Cowles stated that a cent gain for this t over March, 1926, was the Committee To Mcet Ligh spot of the 's record thus ‘The fire protection committee of | far. He predicted steady gain Bolton-Kasica post, American Le- | over last year's record for the re- glon, will meet this evening at wlm under of th Good busines o'clock at the home of Dr. Matthew | conditions w ene ml H. Griswold of Kensington to com- plete the final report which will be | 1 submitted to the post at its regu- lar meeting tomorrow evening. This will bo the last mecting of the com-| The Kei mittee unless the report meets with | en Voters 1 a snag at the meeting tonight, ning, April 12, at 8 o'clock at Le- 1t the post's offictal O. K. isfgion hall, Kensington, for its regu- stamped on the report of the mem- | lar monthly meeting. T bers who have investigated the situ- | o Tax Commissioner Blodgett, [ will b ation, further action will be forth-|who will address the gathering on x Problems.” coming including a possi calling | “Connecticut's of a spectal town m next|{ Representative Claude W. Stevens on ‘1 as cat for the increase business ng day eve- | speaker | jold timers w | les of | the Nurse Committee, \\(ll I.||I|I Conferen; on n who are of m often care and hildr, Meets, ridlz Bridze Chih Ol | arded to Mrs, § crning Kensing basehall team | team has sccured | mond stars and that Names <PLAINVILLE® TONIGHT Charlie VChaplin “A DOG’S LIFE” that the e of d son looks resy lon th e are tood that ma e back. who wi It is hoped t il S year securred last y Mp seric ich when ch left hanging in | conflict be ‘ closing dafes as m- | “ALASKAN ADVENTURES” A drama greater than any ever itten. L T John Conlin of Blue Hills, 1H\uv:‘ it 1 itot it cn\lv in | TilL—SAT. 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They are William | of Church s James 11('\.\!rnul of TPearl Samuel Pratt of Forestville avenue, Louis Prelle of Cook str Grange Meeti; The third and fourth were conferred on a 'l ss of hel young peop zational cht -act plays i and|s o'clock tonight { the Congre resent strent, sh houso members ent, State Wa do firstoe lh“)u(\ Adams of Borlin |y . stralg . Wooding, ht chiro Community Theater PLAINVILLE TOD A Ricardo Cortez and Florence Vidor in “EAGLE OF THE SEA” FRIDAY Big Double Feature Ranger, the Wonder Dog i ‘LASHING FANG Also VIRGINIA VALLI in “STAGE MADNE! TOMORROW | Grand Opening 1 of a mew men's shop You are fnvited to attend. Complete array of Men's Haber- dashery. Shirts of Newest Pattern. ll Quality Footwear, Neckwear | LJ. Blrnbaum & Son Next to Strand Theater Plainvill FRECKLE'S AND HIS FRIENDS thres toncoats | . 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