New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 5, 1929, Page 20

20 City Items nshine so ethodist "ux h Miss A me FATHER PRESIDES; SONIS CANDIDATE 5 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HER''" WOMAN'S LETTER SH[IWN IN SENATE - JUDGESHIP FIGHT Megting of Harmony Lodge OB served With “Fanir Night” Welfore Wo Coming from Meriden to this city to preside over a meeting of Har- mony lodge, A. F. and A. M, there- son, Thomas White, lege of John White, past master Meriden lodge of Masons in Meri- len. Mr. White session of Harmo “ellow workers oc and the fat : KEEP TH[IR WEDDING SCHOOL BOYKD TERMS END FOR THO MORE Federal \zgn;s (;Vert [)ru'm W m*lh Million Texas Muriel Vanderbilt Wins Her I_)norce wport, R. I, The former Murie was granted a Givo: Cameron Church, Jr. The dacree was gran t Tawxard Blodgett in Newport coun- y superfor court on the grounds of cglect to provide. Mre, Church also 'ad charged desertion. | HUPMOBILE Sixes and Eights E. P. KINGSBURY Tel. 3811-W WHEN IN HARTFORD DINE WITB US. Lion’t forget 1> take home sgme Maryiand oysters and Sresh crackers. HONISS’S » e su Rarverl. Nosn (Cnaer Graat's Sieve) I'homas (Continued from First Page) g that “there are times when s wiser to choose wn unt than one who is crained.” Senator Fox retorted: but a wise h! Not . choice, political 3 that Mrs. Schofield's ap- Haven pap itor r'ox’'s s favoruble re- When the s report on tormer St cad. Senator Fex tabled Woo. at- an be port udiciary : wis agreeabls ord, pr in the absence r Rogers, who is today, ordered the Nomina Tru < Approved ull's renomina- Molloy, of Hart and Arthur E. Hartford. for the Hartford pleas of Litc Litchfield county SECRET THREE DAY: unanimous ballots in Molioy. and t of court o the questior nator Pe Nay" Vote Becomes “Ayes™ \ numerals, he sald, “now make it pos- sible for senators on one side of the room to know where the senators on the other side come from.” A bill allowing Norwich until March 9 to complete its tax work was hastily passed and lrlmlmikled. by suspension of rules, to the hous where similar action was taken. Senator Parsons, of North Canaan, finance chairman, said that through | a revaluation the grand list had taken longer tb% usual for comple- tion, and the board of relief was unable to finish its work on statu- tory time. May 9 was fixed as the last day for filing appeals in the town. Little Done in House As in the senafe, little business was transacted in the house today. The appearance of Mr. Hill of Shelton on the speaker's platform, vhere he took up the gavel, as act- ing speaker, sent a burst of ap- plause through the hall. He had eon designated by Speaker ast week, the speaker himself being bsent today. Several senate bills unfavorably reported by the judiciary and ex- plained as being covered in meas- ires still before the committee, were rejected by Mr. Hill's announcement | without objection it is so ordered,” tead of a vote on the motion to reject. The house rejected the bill prohi- liting the carrying of poisonous sub- stances in airplanes, Also rejected was the bill providing referendums shall be taken before municipal water plants are sold or leased. bill dividing the town of d into voting districts was from the calendar, LUGLI ESCAPES JAIL SENTENCE Man Convicted of Selling Liquor Put on Probation o Lugll, 22 . who was fined $200 and costs ed to jail for 10 days by in in police court T constderable pain. aw m a club at 206-212 has been placed in tion officer with | jail sentence us- t ! more weording to within thre the terms of offender and Judg: ad not intended to nce but he felt 1t nish him for not te! Lugl appealed from appeal is now rolaw for violation of the li- their appeals to- fined 3150, Mar- 10 was fined ntence of 15 automobile ce of liguor, and paid the fine Wife Seekq Divorce, Ahmonv, Maiden Name slerable cruelty, Ilnn' of outhington for divorce, m- t to resume her Andrew J ituin Attorney represents the ction is returnable first Tuesday Constable F. E. Clynes it I name was rriage took 6 SMOKE - WATER SALE INSURANCE FOR COMPANY LIBERAL US TO OFFER OUR ENTIRE Pillow Tubing ,s“k Bed REIETE 2 Dress Velvet One Lot and 36 Inch Wool Jers ?” 1 er s lnng (In(h o lOc Changeable Chiffon Finished Taffeta, Pure Silk $2.49 yard, Yard Flat Crepes and Crepe Back \atme 40 inches wide One Lot Silk Draperies and Spring C letonn st ain Street NO C. 0. D. NO CHARGES. NO EXCHANGES. ADJUSTMENT MAKES IT POSSIBLE STOCK BELOW COST Imported Japanese Pongee First quality. value Svc yd. Yard Reguiar 39¢ Novelty Rufl‘led Curtains ful flr er vala Printed Radium Silk ? 'l deal dresses . youngsters® risp house sport things 6 Piece Cottage Set Made of with print trimming. Value $1.39 sct. Set grads fast color, fine voilc lisn .79¢ g ;e .-v.v-y- 1929, WOMAN ASKS 8450 | FOR HURT FINGER Claims That Another Woman! $125 for medical attention, whereas on the stand she stated that her ex- penditures were $§8 for the visits made by a physician. She also stat- ed that she was forced to cut the visits short for lack of funds. Ac- cording to her testimony, she still suffers pain and is incapacitated in |the performance of her hqusehoid ! duties. She claims $450 damages. but remembered the which, according to her |testimony, was on Wednesday or Thursday, the 11ith or 12th day of May. Attorney Harold C. Williams is counsel for the defendant. AUTOS IN COLLISION An automobile owned and driven Eddy | of 228 Clark | Slammed Door on Her Hand The action of Mrs. Caroline La- Ilamme against Mrs. Frances Ca- rozza was heard foday in city court | before Judge Morris D. Saxe. The | plaintift is seeking to recover dam- ages for injuries resulting from the | slamming of a kitchen door against her hand on May 11, 1927, at her home at 981 Stanley street. When the hearing was half over, { Judge Saxe informed counsel for the plaintiff, A. W. Upson, that from the evidence presented by the plain- ti® herself and other witnesses, it {apepared more like an assault and battery action than purely a negli- gence action as put forth in the original complaint. Altercation in Hallway During the hearing it was brought out in evidence that both litigants were carrying on a heated conversa- tion in the hallway of the house, which is owned by the defendant After the plaintiff had left and went into the Kitchen, it is alleged that the defendant deliberately followed, pushed the door forcibly and as a ult the plaintiff's hand was caught between the door and a sewing ma- chine. 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