New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1928, Page 10

10 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1928 Fra. reservotr, the city's supply o ¥ ¢ f 1 b wro- | is one-third 5 ¢ Ty 73] ' RUNS N T LAN[]S“[]E EAUSE S ator woua bk AdauALe. 13 pieel Al HEA“H HFFIEE?S . : R e e Hodges Says He Will [Ssnop IR ATIG el E ided o ests vo t - tig l o At Eugens Wiskowski of 64 Beaver M0t of action, aceds. ning 2 s ) | o \ i ning 21 Not Be a Candidate '\, fnto the roud on Loy, |Pputy e | % 1 ) 3 ven closer 16 \‘ s yien hay h‘]fr]: Colo.. March 15 W — | .qte strect, 1 AR ST erved d pro | 283 ies i { 1 of the county officiuls, |nized the value of res pubhic TR Te ol S naNen R 5 e auof | 1 les, March 15 Test l 17 lL N ATTLE v cath confidencs, the cntire 1ilk supply V. Hodges, treasurer of the | Lnocked down coupe owned by | of A | © first inquest of ! T rats Gfitie i hentinn0s Tlsiagons | ublicap nadonal eonunitier, o= ia T cails Sond ap a1 7N “suit for §150 4 | 4 t est of Ehdesing rat f the city is ke . « e T 3 3 . 18 Voge Sons 7 Main street, i 50 damuges has le —— SR otin : rol with their co-operation. Less ‘lu‘:‘-nu n“ol‘) today nlxul)x(:. (rh.:t Jn Hartford, and driven by V\'lll!um‘ T [brought by Peter Wrobnl (Continued from First Page) cated 1 <- ]) ol o r‘ v L S . ) 1 than ono-half of one per ccnt would b2 w candidate for e Brown of 37 Montrose stroe + lAttorney Golon against S : e “mmghmu Now Secures Saie ey e i 07 none o] arty Geasureship at the cxpiration | ford, about o'clock Sheosn Hatte o iara. Gonatat) Tonn stricken dis {0 offset any pos- \ 5 T has Leen reduced jadmitted to the city except m "'“""‘1 DrEgent tgusivean tem) | | He was taken to New Britam Gen, STV the papers SR Slll)‘)l}' ior Area E e aifian sl \_l ;an.m xlm--nl\{. Hodges said in | cra| hospital and then to his hot Sicgel 8. Aronson of Hartiord Ry U} Wil e i s o ge bacteriat | stitement handed newspapermen, { by Rrown, who reported the oy | hrough Apter Nuhum, Lo i Wk, It on, the tubereulosi stically reduced | te be considered for treasurer of gent to the polic 1Ay ought suit for s agains e national committee for the en- crin of four ycar My work { of e < inercused Brown said the Loy was six years |HATY Walker of this city. Deputy Sy YearSlgnerit Martin H. Horwitz served : 3 ling es 1 sopulition age but the hos; | | off ; e : pital records hove in is o i 1o impr out S0 per cent, and s with the committes | his age as three years. He did not |[N2 PAPOTS and garnisheed money . . i hrs e Doy e heen most gratifying o me.linniir to he injured MOl 1he hands of Jordon's S e 4 Sme Nothing would I more congental 10 tall heavily - aftor o) k“’”‘"“““ he craite yund cite W the il Prosperity and proved Tlealth than o continue for another |t right side of the ca & 4BANSL. Governor Huntley N. Spaulding P pre i pily 1 country | provid the hind i ‘“"" years if my personal affai b { FRANCONIA NOTCH SALE. e 4 . as depend- jwould permit. | . e ! Concord, N. H., Marct *® Only vs 0z I od dairics for ] My term will at the first | SUITS RECORDED |Purchase of the Iranconia Notch meeting of the committee after the | Sceking foreclosure of a mortgas: cuvention, 1 had hoped that no one jJ05°pil k of this city, through | Man of the Mountains,” lhas been would ask me to express my inten- iwrence J. Golon, has |4 A by the Socisty for th ons toward the question of re- |PFOURML suit against Frank Sidoti of 3 . |property, including the famous “Old finitel ntity othor 1 [ 1 sany i { in Birming ¢ Fo b sl 35 : e S elvetion. 1f 1 were able to continuc, | BCTln. The plaintift claims that on e : o e ot Bio (e re-clection would depend <n the |JUNUATY 1, 1925, the defendant pur- — S fiie s s (o ey formand their Action of the comnittec. T can hard- chased property in Berlin, con | HELD UNCONSTITUTIONAL. i ) 3 made work tharouzh weational rather | 1Y dueline that which is not oftered ling m'\\n acres of land, at the e| Boston, March 15 (®—The stat ihilke T T e e |n :\”;)'!" R e mon with |supreme court, in an opinion for th \ ' =5 | k supply and : 3 | _—— e 'l‘;‘_""{‘ cstate was encura- (house of representatives, tod i : el Gl e it Aa| Th Herald Classified Ad section |her ot 1t s claimicd that the inter. {ruled that an inithative peition fo: i Sy R i PR A i e et |2t as not e pata, Ix')i;dm(mn a refcrendum on the 1Sth amen i = 8 s ment was unc . itutional. Delivers a 30 Glenwood into the ~ jon will g in mi been directly visited with this the taxpayers of Lo geles." 1 i » Officials of the Los Augeles water |met thwir fate together, wers ' and power t + reiterated that, |cast upon a bank at Moor Park despite the emptying of the st | Swept To Death . | e G. Willmott, Mrs. Willmott, a baby son of two years and anot W swept to death Carrillos, living With Musterole bove Fillmors, Jesus Carrillo, es- {caped but his wife and five year old Have Musterole handy when a|child, Seicone, each oce a slab cold starts. It has all of the advan- |in the improvised mortuar tages of grandmother's mustard imore. ; % | plaster without the burn. You feel| Joe Gottardi. also of Fillmore, N warm tingle as the healing oint- | with two daughters and sons Tent penetrates the pores, then aland 8 years old respectively, osothing, cooling wation and |missing. The body of another son, quick relief. Richard, has been recovered from Made of pure oil of mustard and |the siit. ) other simple ingredients, Musterole| Five of the Godolga family of six {5 recommended by many nurses|perished. The mother and four and doctors. Try Musterole for|chilren are missing from what is, bronchitls, sore throat, stiff neck,|left of thelr home at Fillmore. The pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, | father joined a party of searchers croup, asthma, neuralgia, congestoin, | looking for flood victims. ; pains and aches of the back or| All of the Tories family of eight ioints, sore muscles, sprains, bruises, | from the Santa Paula district, per- Chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the|ished. chest. It may prevent pneumonia | end “flu” Orders Inspection ‘ Washington, March 15 (P —Heed- | 1 Jurs & Tubes ing the St. Francis dam disaster, | Secretary Work today ordered an in- spection of all reservoirs and dams | operated under the reclamation bureau, | Pay the Balance in Easy Weekly Amounts ' Special Low Prices On All Glenwood Ranges Twice a year, only, comes this big range event. Every Glenwood at a special price—and the easiest kind of terms. Just think—a three dollar payment will place a Glenwood in your home right now. You can pay the balance weekly or monthly out of your income. 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