New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1928, Page 15

= understood they k up a fourth man in (Continued from First Page) » another is w ta Bafbara on charges hod heen found ing an automobile. Xans. but possemen While the fugitives wer at several places in visited was ing a drug stor night ther for ature of the The 0 send poss tions Coloralo to 1= pecially by the members of sas and N whom “loaned a will Two mesting ended with a \\uh two « comu morial Day. nder to turn from Denver supply of should the robirs Iy or- Dneclors to fleers said they did not expect the G men would ask for or give quarter, it cornerc. Word sherift at thre to have | men will form an bafore the Lamar holdup. The sheriff 1to the present board. 1 have changed — Not so many years ago and the average person kept their few spare dollars at home tucked away in some hidden place—no real security—mo interest—just the thought that they could get it when they needed it. Today most of your friends have saving ac- counts—many, many of them in this Mutual Savings Bank. These funds are safe and work for you day and night. They add to this account each week regularly— and we hope you are doing the ‘ same, Build Up Your Account If You Have One. Start a New One If You Haven't. One of them was said to have Movies, Band, Blgplpe | Malk Leglon Meeling members of Clan | nt outbursts ofa “'Y. M. C. A. Adds Five .Boald But Now Days— things NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1928, ; ¢ B men wer Los An- anted at of steal- | evening | drill w the ing n appes al out Me- | | ,m of addition | | | | said an informant, whe professed | . . RS e ALLEGEI] SLAYERS to have heard the men plan the | Balhmore To Rome By Air | oo a3 robbery. had revealed details caus. The case of Frank Sadis. agcd 44 ing him to attach som signific: Left to right in the top photos you see Captain Peter Bonelli i Roger Q. Williams, and Cesare Sabel “IUAUILIIAC [ URIEY] Y] JO BUINIRG AU} DAY 01 PIBS STIUBIY oYL S[RL] ISy | su pey auB[d 3} AIBYM “F N “PIL [azan sdyy, “syopd oamy aayjo a1y | "Moppq penlwnl .nu'ld-ll\l‘ \’nn’[l ¢ ake the local poli dition Be Hermann many but had liv fact that He turned home from General hospital wh iously {1 with | his recovery w He has | ever since leaving ti {ter and Herbert H { stepsons, William \vg. H - imr! six s The polier | seasch for the hody ¢ and Owner of House Roche fn th {Mesiowski- The ju {bor performed by the LA LN AU AN AN AN AN A N AN AN AN~ N L L et AN I'm the head of a Department Store and doing business with this Bank [ count one of my biggest assets. Are You a Depositor Here Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $1,775,000 New Britain Trust Co. ambition? FISHERMANDROWNS AS BOAT TIPS OVER hospital He leaves a widow, two sons; Wal- mann, and two 1 Oscar Kreis o leaves four bLroth ' PAINTER AWARDED $l(l Tadder and Other Tools. Burritt Mutual Savings Bank {7 [ Mike Durnciko against William Ka- | sum suflicient remuneration for la- | ar I painting the house of the defendant. |}l som Quit Job Before it Was Completed Re(‘lm Made President vepresented Hofmann Used His | wetion . of | & found the plaintiff in | to LYCEUM THEATER Dear Mrs.:— Would you take your daughter out of the cloistered atmo- sphere of a convent school and lead her straight to the altar to be married to a man she had never seen—just to satisfy a social That is what a Russian woman does to her rich niece in "The Scarlet Dove,” the Tiffany-Stahl picture we will present commencing Today. 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R. vets limping along r, they believe in being ath- - are as a photographer snapped them while they were goi out their daily dozen. From left: to right are H. II. Cohen, adjutant-general; Sam Yoho, cole {or bearer and C. C. Shadduck, past commander, with John C. {Chapman, present commander of the George H. Themas Post, 1l No. 2, San Francisce, at the mwmx machine. LYCEUM THEATER MANAGER. Upposite Mery' Residence 17 @ammer 80.—1623.3 Soge