New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1927, Page 16

16 ’ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1927. BELD FORTRIAL e o BRISTOL NEWS ) 1 last evening when the b 20 g 3 TP which they were rid o were married Robert Wright of Washington, v ‘ Extradited From Maryland Angeline McCarthy of this city. [ 0 special celebration of thelr an- | ary was made by the couple, ! received many congratula- ressages and calls from their 1 relatives. iMr. and Mrs. McCarthy Married for 53 Years, | Thanksgiving E their 5 SUE ON MORTGAGE | Claiming that interest on a mort- | ue September 14, has not been ; vatore and Domenica Gian- | ough Greenberg & LeWitt, brought suit for $5,000 dam- Hans S. and Dorothy J. ‘ plaintiffs clalm that | 1 with a telephone pole | 1574 in a Hartford church whick 1ed | gceupied what is now the site of St. .\lonmdl;_crl';'vP;‘bp-c]‘l} 5 S S e el Off Branford Tax List taken to . the | in Hartford +q New Hawen, Nov. 25 (#) vla moved to this cf £ the Carthy was er extent of Lovely's P i Wol- | building inspector. For flling .| on Mitchell street and Pershing av- :t when the came | duties of this office he recelved 50 | enue, assuming several mortgages, loo: throwing the cents un hour while actually at | with which the property was en- ! rved for fiv s, when cumbered. Deputy Sheriff Horwitz ss forced | served the : the work and became New Britain's fi the defendants purchased pmptrlyi | 1 IR'S CRAMP. | today signed his 5 honds of $1,000 denom- | sday he signed | nds. This complates the alizing the $575,000 fss 5 the hoard of finance and t atfon Monday. It required nearly ise | three hours to sign the bonds. C T work. He 3 ot them being still M Hill B club W s Frank MecCarth g est; John J. Mc McCarthy, Geor | in A. Mc 2 | | . H. Latham will ent Miss Henrietta continued the | pinley of New Y tek L. Averill, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Shonts of 1 t this week-end Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Hu of 1 5 t taxes from Montgome ourt finds that ti tax payment provision passed from Averill to Tyler takes this as desire on Avel on th n. L i 5 et : Decorated Crepe Paper — Silhouettes — Wreaths R S “Festoons — Streamers Teicles at the time the board o the list. He finds £ For Store Windows and Stores Seals — Labels — Gummed Ribbons — Cards . . Wrapping 1’.;1pvrs — Tags In Central Village e For Your Christmas Package! B laen, L i West Springf Mass., ted, White and Green Festoons and Streamers ! Liinks taneiatinnoon. cicles — Bell, Wreath and Santa Cut-Outs th Atwell, ¢ For the Decoration of Your Home! state | o > : 2 A Decorated Table Covers, Napkins, Place Cards, M s ; Decorations for Ices For Your Christmas Table! evidence - And the Christinas Issue of the Party Magazine! e | Nothing 1s wa e e : We Have All These in Addition to the Many M pres Sntde ko g gl b . Other Dennison Christmas Items! 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