New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 11, 1927, Page 12

12 AUTO INSPECTORS | FIVER t FEGT LowER day Night. Oficials Start Drive 0 End “Drunk Driving” [ne 11 P — TWith the ver a foot below its today—a drop crest of 29 feet public service omes In Hartford which flood waters, SPRING COLORS BRIGHT AND GAY Grasshopper, Watermelon, and Skies Supply Shades | 11 (P —The | termelon, the | al are among | h the colors of | Spring bonnets have been | chosen. | Petition in Bankruptcy | Filed Against Roberge Claim that Ernest signed for § thus allowing I £ Ko with the tor over 2 other intent to pre others of th creditors have petition in ba & Tullock an : Haal craniions renensits for the fling of the petition ! represents the fi berg and LeWitt s & Doyle. The petition These eolors have been announced " convention here of the N8 & group selected by the | American color card assoclation for | district has filed in the United States pourt at New Haven e of makers of women's wear. Roberge, who operates the Mon- (Fos e treal Market on Dewey strect, was oon after | named defendant in an action millinery men brought by Koplowitz for $2,000 s | damages. Attorney Monroe S. Gor- | Grasshopper green, described s don is counsel for Koplowitz. The Ftie el e mtore at 40 Dewey street was closed | zoi1 ensta. © ey by a civil officer. Baii BE ok After the attachment was made ht brown caste, to | Roberge signed a stipulation, where- cereal bearing this | by he agreed to settle for $1,555. | The three creditors mentioned ahove the color | claim they are being slighted and that they will stand no chance of . having their bills settled if the judg- ment is rendered in favor of Kop- lowitz. They claim he signed the stipulation while he was insolvent. A motion w or the ap- | eriff Martin r, < It is claim- n; coral belle, ‘ ach pink with a coral caste; beige. a new strong color | vored in silks and dresses; rose- new honey shads with a rose | emberglow, a tiger lily shade | Swiss rose, a ross shade | 18 the real rose caste r.-mm—, bluish rose, arc announced | tanding new ger tresses | n 1s to have | h Carlson | end toward T ained last d coordination of the onor of Mrs. Ernest Be calling for rich em-! Winthrop street. There suart fouches of straw, | sent. The guests provided a and other bits of deft | htful entertainment and a buf- | coloring. 1ere will be no radical uncheon was sery departure from present basic styles, Mrs. Benson and f ver, nor will comfort be sac- | next week for Col rificed, | ts will be of a soft, frameless type, made to fit the head comfort- ably with smaller or cloche type mod- ex- Dpeaus cm\'Im]lng the Even Rice Hurt Girl’s Stomach ‘I had indiges i vo; Coxey’s Little Army [ ’\lan I\s Armistice Day | afiralilifo leat 1 rice 11 (P—J. Cook’s | done e s0 DiEood g Am, of unemployed eat anything.—Ardenia H rs who are marching on o press for action on the mployment situation, débserved ce Day silence at eleven is morning and then start- hills toward London, 11¢ of the marchers were | s and some of | catened to quit un- ng to ward off Adlerika relicves xourness in T BOTIT upper a removes old ding drug- w have accom- th far on their ers of the little ) that they are | ply as they have no plies of clothing. marchers expect to arrive at ha out d 88 10 ro; extra sup READ HERALD CLASSIFTED ADS JOR YOUR WANTS The Hearthstone Tavern Invites You For We offe Dinner After the Game Saturday icious dinners to choose from » a la Carte JCIAL, DINNE r four d Soup du Jour rojled Ing Chicken W Fried Potatoes (I'resh in Season) > of Desserts A large blazing and banquet nevery room--Private dining v available for private parties. An reservation is advisable, ON THE POST ROAD AT BERLIN, CONN. Telephone John S. Stoddard New Britain 669-1 Host Plan Thanksgiving Dinner at the Tavern—Just like home! r poned |ed Senator Robert F. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1927, NEW YORK SUBWAYS SAFE TO NOV. 30 - Labor Pledges Sell Not to Gall * Strike Until That Date New York, Nov. 11 (UP)—Labor today pledged itself not to call & subway strike in New York city un- til after Nov. 3. Attorneys for the Amalgamated Assoclation of Street (Car and Raflway Justic Cou workers would E until after the postponed learing of the Interborough Rapid it company’s from organizing its workers, Justice Delahanty then postponed the hearing on the suit until Nov. Sult brought by against James H. Coleman and Jo- seph (. Thelan, labor lead t of court in violatior a restraining the members Amalgamated from organiz- g the I R. T. workers was pozt- to the same date. Grater, who represent- Wagner, cour- sel for the A. F. L., told th Wagner wanted to study th in the case more, since he been engaged as attorney ! week. 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