New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1928, Page 11

NEW DRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1928. | = == == = e ————— = F. £, DUFFY DIES G It [strated April 8, 4 and § in tho fiest, hrictly. Admission to the soctal will ‘others on the speaking platform.| BODY STILL TNCEAIMED [Plo or the two Hartford fagiilies * | ems {fourth, fitth and sixth ward voting |be free, |Among thos: who will precede the Among the thr families who | recognized the man as ere ef their “places, between 9 a. mland 1 p.m.| A committec on prizes for the mayorulty candidate as speakers are | called at the Dillon Unds rtaking | relatives. In the matter of J. Feigenbaum. land from § p. m. to 8 p. m {social has been appointed, consists-'Attorney General B. W. Alling, Scn- | parlors in Hartford to see the | The body bas besn atahe R, ARTF[]RI] nkrupt, the first meeting of the M”RDER S SPE[;T The New Britain Democratic |ins of Mrs. M. Valentine, Mrs. J. L. ator E. F. Hall, Joseph Kloskowski | identificd man, killed by an express | taking pariors since Tuesday neon ditors will be held Monday in {Women's club will held its pre-|{Fagan, Mre. F. L. Conlon and Mrs. ‘and Attorney B. J. Monklewicz, | train_at Newington Junction Tues- | when the man threw himsel in the o the office of Referee in Bankruptey clection card party and dance to-|John Brophy. | P —— [day noon, was a family from this | piih of the train at it was en route 2 . {Saul Berman in Hartford. The = night at the “Tabs” hall on Main | Paonessa Speaks Tonight |READ R LD CLASS 2| S city. Neither the New Britain peo- |te this city. Prominent Dall‘y Man Succumbs | creators win consider 10 per cemt Thougm R%pons]me for New-street 10 exp . be| Ex-Mayor Paonessa will be one of | ; Colpanantion! eltered iy the beok. 106 to116A G BRI Al SLIt and |several apeakers at a rally at Teu- M n 64“] Yeal‘ | xupt. a.rk N Y Klllll] many prizes will be given the win. |tonla Macnnerchor hall on Arch . . BLA!R 8! ¥ 23N ' i For Real Silk Hosiery Tel. 1 RALR O g jners. Dancing will be enjoyed dur- |Street at 8:15 o'clock tonight. . 2 ko . —— —Advt, ————- ing and after the card sames and| A rally and smoker for the fifth . 5 . Deputy Sheriff Martin Horwitz was | entertainers will be on ha Ex-|ward will be held in Falcon hall to B el ynamed trustes ar fhe bankmipt ea-f NeWatky N, Ti Mareh 23 B-—Aly oo i ar Cnonnesm il mphale might with oot e and broe A e - of William Naples, at a meeting | disgruntied former employe cattle, former candidate for consress | OL e creditors yesterday in the of- | Frank & Warren, prominent local ou the Progressive ticket in 1914 and $ eferes dn :’a"krur"fl' Saull merchant, was being sought by po- | democratie candidate for seerctary of | axifond {lice today as the slaver of Warren, M state In 1916, died of n alleys at Rogers tonight. — | pis wi dith, and their son, Jack, U Wittt Rome in West Hartford, shortl i vh red bodies were found in it i | i fore noon foduy at the aee of 63| Concctia Sidoti, aged 61, of 176 | e fireswent. hom. [ttt I “fter an illness of Washington strect, Was arrested to- S | Only 2 Days Lefts eame 1o West Hartford y by Sergeant P. J. O'Mara on a et Attorney Wilfred T. Purchas: L] [ ] [ ] [ ] And this Gigantic Piano Sale ® ° ° ) . Will Be History — Will Your g L[] L] Home Have Music this commissioner of education for Clin- |110TToW aetive cooperation of police ir. on county, N. Y 1900, | The day policemen will attend a | po peo & and surrounding countics, Active Politically sesslon of the schoo) for policenien |7y s S Sin hunted man had Purchased For This Sale Mr. Duffy came to West Hartford |2t 8 o'clock this evening. financial difficulties some months Of Pianos, Players, Grands vith a buckground al) Nash Sults (Ryan), Phone 2508, [0 2 iy S it o o suddenly left nd political activity. 5 town. telling post office officials ; et avers o B . te : fals he rolitical career Ly |4, The police were motified today of f OH “EUTE TS forwarding address | Platt-Odell republican P | the return of the licenses of Walter || 2 ) : aul St as he did not wish his wherabouts in Clinton county, N. Y. wh Gry N 1 Grove street, John e 148 renominated for school commis- | WOl of 225 Glen street and Joseph Albert H. Hamilton of Auburn sioner of the coun fer | T Wolton of 108 Harviaen strest, | 0000 expert, was called into the | Bekoming B wasARnl oL \Tet & balfo itho feuaneniion (ptithelllnenaer | FL8 SHOASAD I as oallad e e tord he participated in the political |of Sar ‘: A :“'i"“r "f SiL Linwoad i, oonation ‘or tha' prorides ohuct] Aot o as an independent. |$trect and Nicholas Leardi of %6 | ¥ e | ;vl of hx»] v:(mln i‘; m‘ "(':“1“_3 ‘“"' inlon ateeat | the bodtes were found He plans to © was elected € « 5 o ¥ k. e | X make a more thorough investigation | council and was a member of it for = ! Lo gation > ' o {today. ral years. Mr. Duffy strongly | NEW MATCH WOOD Hamilton had been walting a admired Pre Theodore Roosc- | siockholm, March 29 (Pr—Swedish Canandaigua to be called as a wit- velt and was a legate to the st | ppineer claims he has found out | ness for the state against Charles H. | .mnn.\l] P e oy k‘n.f;y.\\[-v‘n how to make matches from Swedish | Groen, of Geneva, on trial fn county | in 1916 he supported President Wil-|yaqwood, For its great match court charged wi o | i 16 1 . arged with socond degree | P lde son for veclection |dustry the country has been import- { murder. It now is believed District ay as you T on . Tumis Tarmon in |In& aspen wood from Russia and | Attorney N. D. Lapham, of Ontario | Mr. Duffy began tarmine in | pejan : S { county, today will be asked to waive Mooers, N. Y., when he resigned as | ¥. today ed to waive igh school principal. While col- | S ———— ;‘I‘: Y;m“ ";":“h:’" ‘1' Aucting his Meadowbrook farm in | samiiten jtha ma t. Hartford he became active in | ECZEMA IN jwhole time to the solution of the 8 | murder here. shing the cattle’ shows during | 1 e ot All three vietims were shot with a | 1 {.22 calibre revolver. Purchase by & | cut state f . As an expert in cattle | call | wllg:'v\: at S the | | stranger of shells for a gun of that T TR e B |size from a local store early this e he tinent. He was well known | week at first was thought to have a ; : AL pedigreed cattle and possible bearing on the case, W E wonderful quality ome of his own Jersey cows have On Limbs. Itched and — v of :Mchelin Tires won championships 4 ; 2 Y causes them to give 4000 .\:.M\r'. ]‘;;m\n‘:y:v hvnm: S ; nur‘].s\ “l(:.\' Burned. Cuticura Healed. PARTIES BAR ALLEE g e \ to 5000 more miles than sraduated from the Potsdam nermal | “‘Eczema broke t;'u( t;nmyldlmbl T the average tire. Now our sciool at Potsdam, N. Y. { |in small pimples that festered and L In 1558 he marricd Elizabeth Tv- | |acaled ovees The itching and burns r casy payment plan makes rett of Winthrop, N. Y., who sur- ing were 8o severe that [ scratched | " i(acmallvcheapefllobuy vives him. His son, Ward I Dmffy and caused eruptions. My clothing| | : zing cditor of the 1artiord | |aggravated the breaking out, and | (Continued from First Page) these remarkable tires. i could not sleep at night on account| | Meaded Association of the irritation. The trouble lasted AL inatinE et Higaead alrDulhy B IREEEATER. (8 wtural Milk 9 " % 2 & T success. 1 began using Caticura| |10 Views on public uestions et / tiresome delays—and you Bench to Match aomicd elid: T comtinued ualpy| | ™V& e most favorable impressio W are riding o the bes. 59 Musie Rolls Neither candidate s expected to Why not have it, when it Tl o el | ]tben and o s few veenia L] s 06 o : d g o 4 legislative committes of 1 tate | ponent and for this reason, Bartlett costs less? ers St., Auburn, Me., July 1, 1627, has been assigned the first hour and Use Cuticura Soap, Oin tand Paonessa the second. A ; President Paul Sealors o- Spain Puts Armor On Talcum for dailytollt purposes, | |, Lroont Paul Sealora i pre- Her Bull Ring Horses | |smrs: onmemtswase summe saa] duce Joscpn 1 . chalrman of 5-37 East Main, near Main St. Madrid, Spain, March 29 (® —| |Csteurs, ', g the mass meeting committee, Phone 860, hanks ;‘o {he initiative of the So-| LM Cuticurs Sha Shck e Voting machines will be demon- for the Protection of Animals and Plants, whose president is the Prince of the Asturfas, ¢ldest son of King Alfonso, the mistreatment of | nimals is diminishing rapidly in; ain As Little As One For Each Store This Is Your $10 v Savings Up To Chance To Save | Securesa Piano taken part. In each city election A small down payment candidates are invited to . —no inconvenience—no | Delivery vas president of th their views on public questi Preducers’ association of Conne cut and he had been a preside the Connecticut Dairy M Bullfights are being closely watch- . . 1 by the authorities, and this s Or 1 t e on the horses engaged in them must o furnished with protective cuirass- o | "ttt | FIFTEEN DOLLARS DOW Tokyo, March 29 (®—Because of the infernal troubles of China, army officers are in great demand th and Japanese military schools andy A i b R ou ow IHave a ‘ions from Chinese students who de- sire to become military leaders in S FRIGIDAIRE A benefit whist and bridge will be held at Isabella rooms, 166 Main street tonight at §:15. Refreshments will be served.—advt. rice Stamped On e Piano By the 'anufacturer. Sale Price » 495 No Interest No Extras $595 Leonard $450 Angelus i $725 Stoddard Player Player Player - A Partial List For Bargains Regular Sal Price 1. M. 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