New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 13, 1927, Page 3

e NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1927. 3 Sl aosEs o DETROIT THOUGHT ON COURT DOCHET - BALLOON VICTOR Galendar Announced Today Be- Unofiicially Declared Winner oI‘i“'. ; lieved to Be Near Record Gordon-Bennett Trophy | | TR | Baxiey, Ga., Thirty cases were assigned for "'"’"‘ for pl Detroit, Sept. P G, i, | HIlL pilot of trial in ety court by Judge Henry e " Detroit pilot, Gordon P. Roche at the short calendar ses- sion yesterday afternoon. They are | as follows: | vs. September 14, 10 2. m. George G.| & N: Florio vs. Rose Polumbo, Casale for | defr l plaintiff, Ginsburg for defendant.| Preparing for Concert by Chopin Glee Cluh e Chopin Glee club will begin paration for the second an- Wednesday evening sal and reception te will take place at 53 under the leadership clski of Hartford, whe club in la year's con. ow has 40 d that the greatly in- Young men of Polish birth ion are eligible to join. Wiadyslaw K Wiady plaintiff, M r defendant. John Zu Murray, Gree Mangan for de ver vs. Nich v for pl 1 for d in giving an account of 1} as o0it Saturda oss Lake Lr n altitude of followed the etorr iid not get into it It is over into Ohio we race southerly direction and v s unofficially accredited Cair |[James G Nair trophy ra o Lands at Baxley, Ga Piloting roit miles from th &. Hill brou Laxley, Ga CHANG" look out!—advt. Star Fur- Andrews et for plaintiff. Michael Kreger vs. Millie Kreger,|niture Co. 1s D. Gaftney for plaintiff, Casale for defendant. Paul Zehler vs. Jacoh Ginsburg, C. F. Gaffney for plaintif, Hungerford & Sa defen, a September 14, 2 p. m. City fce Station vs. Benjamin Solomon, Mag for plaintiff, Hungerford &!'a Saxe for defendant. Rackliffe Bros Co., Inc., vs. Evald Wi Mag ngt Ot :[)ate“‘g I::ued and Rachlin for plain n C or defen nnectuctt People Septem 1ed Fuschiello Casale for pl LeWitt for de Fleury vs. Hen Woods for pl ough for defendan ve. Elizabeth Hos: Gaffney for plainti Maxwell for defend. September 18, Malicki vs. Thomas® T. Stagis, Greenberg & LeWitt for plaintiff Mangan for defendant September 16, 2 p. m Rodrick vs. Maria B. Vi for plaintiff, LeWitt for defen Angelo Cipriani vs. Domin r C. Gaynor S s ——Tremendous savings for everybody here tomorrow! Every department is humming with activity and is all agog for the great bargain event that is to take place in this store on Wednesday. Plan to be here early. We have made every effort to supply enough mer- chandise fo I: 5 throughout the day. lati, gan for pla berg _eWitt for de September 19, 1 Lazar et ux vs. Joh Monkiewicz for pl Cabelus for defen Quality - Service - Yalue - “H.J. DONNELLY CO. - ; 200 STORE BUYING POWER Table Cloths Men’s Work Hose T I;]\t “;-If_i";u oilet Tissue zer et al vs Gordon for D, m John Fias dezyk, C ¥ Gaffney for plaintiff, Golon for de fendant September 20, 1 Fdgarian et als Lo [Hu n hems- loped border, plain —anod strong hose that will give wonder- borders, ful wear. 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