New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1929, Page 18

18 BILL ABOLISHING CORONER'S OFFICE BEATEN IN HOUSE. I\V BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1929. i PLAN TESTIMONIAL | - T0 COAGH CASSIDY HSAlummmBanquetMemor s O B i of Athietic Teams , s | | tary T cgh- ' street has 1 politics as a can- didate for the republican nomination as councily from the first ward He is employed as a salesman by I3 C. Porter Sons, and enjoys wide aintance in the district he hopes to represent in the council. Mr Kirby is a native ominster. Mass.. bt home in hig city for muny yi He has always been a regist liean Councilman Claren vhose term us a first Tariif and agricultural relict mn’ the ouly topic discussed during extra session, Tilson Pro- | hibition will not come up. New England textile |n<1\~l|v~‘ will not be greatly affected by new lariff measures, according congressman, they having soug hanges in the present laws, Ison said he pi @ speech at Boston 3 tnd weuld return o nest week. dant tion has taken a policy. tor Peaslcy, judiciary chair in commenting on the untav- repert of his committee on casure. declared. Senator tted, that the reason for close to the that company would pay and not an individual this would udgment’™ ury oth Gigantic Bridge Spans Bay {City Advertisement | man, [ sanimany s AVE Notice is hercby given that a lvaring will be heid before the oard of Public Works, ity of New ritain, in Reom 306, City Hall at b p. m.. laesday, March 12th, on the construction of & sani- sewer in Corbin Avenue. from : srnai L | Somerset Drive to Richard Street Mohers of the New Britain high . e - - | All interested persons are re- H . S ; : {quested to be present at said hears ing if they sec cause, and be heard in relation to the aboy | BOARD OF PURLIC WORKS. \ Thomas . McGrath, Clerk, ER IN CORBIN LW )} jury of 1 Ance has made his red rey H ward 1 Mazon tive expi nounced his wi s this v thdrawal 1 was fronn coun- New German C able Planned for 1930 for a testimonial banquet to be tens ! in o h 7.—( — ow Gor- . " i 1 Marcl P —A new Gor- g g Coacl George M. Cassldy who o transatiantic cable | spirit of il servies schoel alumni are formulating plans | 't statute QupOSIng attorne allows such v setion sust is now completing ni the school. The members would be the hest | or showing their loyalty to iy o5 he enters upon his Geor- raph company forl A éfi): Advertisement G 1S heen decided upon by the this \fter negotiations he with New- comb Carlton, president of the West- rn Union Telegraph comy 1t is oped the line will he the summer of 1930 S.\\ll.\ll\ S W MAIN N is hereby given that a will e held before the 1 of Public Works, City of New . in Reom 506, City Hall at p. . Tuesd March 12th, IN WEST functionin, J Notice hearing | o IMive million dot ed’ost of the epresent the = s wires, Tt will *t telegra (s is the estin most instailation now insmission of the night Hurley Answered ia hotel 1 “His the man who ex onged to his wif identitied owned at Catherine oo Miss Helone 1 Ld Gravso Ha Up Azain Birth Control 71ST CONGRESS T0 MEET ON APRI who st LY require roviding ourts: providing piyt 4 wit Commiteers Umm-lllnn < oppused n nor hments thal less demat more days pri Conrt ¢l 1 orably ATV W, E IJURTIN T0 RUN +OR COUNCIL branches wil the Atlantic Tin and Haml Fin tha v rn Union and th ompany lines spread on cach tWo in Germany rg and three in < of the West- mereial Cable Pupils in lh Towns To Get Mental Tests tford March 7T.—®— 1 nder the ard of ircetion of linics 1 ental 00l children in 15 t oliout object of nd w Men With Arms in Auto Are Arrested M ~ i y M l§: Three Rm‘ ies to Do Meund Duty for Cards L] K. 1 Mury R A LSH OUuT - LOOKINI FOR 3’).‘/5 n"-O OF A JOB TO HELP HI5 MOHER| WENT A BROKEMN EG-AND A STRAY DOG FOLLOWED MUSH HOMEZJ‘ I A 10B, THE AWFUL \ UTTLE DC:z RIN KEEP HIM 7 -MOMZ/ v ogT | MO-You CANT MOM-WHEN VEEP A DOG! WAS OULIT ° LOOKIN FER EOLLIED ME HOME L PLEASE -, MOM = KIN " quested to be in relation to the One of the longest highway bridges in the world; the San Francisco Bay toll bridge, joining San Mateo on the west shore and Hayward on the east, now enables automobiles to travei between these two cities without cutting around the bay. 1t is 7.1 miles long. is more than 4 m about $7,500,000. additional. The cost of construction is It will be operated on a toll basis. JAMES J. REANOLDS | \s. THE HULGH REVMNOLDS (¢ & FEED CONPANY, Re Applic Two Mortgage Actions’ Added to Court Recmdc orcclosure aetion v v by .‘m‘q\ltl‘ 0 pho AL Haltgeen throu ¥ William M. Gres Pinintifi 4 S non-pay i installn: GLOBGE M. CASSIDY A I on Wednesday cted that the tootball t \,.m am which 1 other captains nd attendunc lebrities vams nor o claims in and g by virte of a Prudentian) i y i g al- nite program eapeeted that most towill he fur- Firitain 1 A utient during the ban- ot s Bvern seihd ble | e Winkle another st toduy e v Cons Vatrick I sulent of the g Selool King. Hart forn at \ neipal Louis foreclosure Augusta b to 1ec note from 1 well, througl action Kiuhms vior, wr s on i vd school rd i osehiool board a uis mon for to: t property at Bocky HiL Fidol- Finance Corp. claims intercst in the property by virtue of a mort o cRliffe Bros., s of 3 irtue of an attach 1 by Con writ on e \I\I(x\\ul \\|\~ MATCH Mass March 7 (UP)— 1" Joe Maleewicz of Utica I Couboy Ro r heavy ) | ere iy 1 v fulls in thy hont fall was scored nds. and t 26 seconds, rocou of William Cronin was iched today in the sum of § Constable John 8 Jecor bronght by Klemens Attorney Bernard L. rtrepresents the plaintin in an Kil- Al- by Court of hrrors Opcns Last March Term Da\ Hartford. March court of 7 ¢ errors March t with the of gaingt the state den- plaintift appeal- court which prome its lust day of crm is morning hur G tal commnission, the commission’s revocation Jones frol superion rution an unlicense] t LCOVERS I,<l~l I)I\\IU\II t Haven, March 7 Heny i ar lost @ diamond hiil. n found in the et four feet from the curb. T T NOT 'ANOYMFR WORD -YOU | ACCOUNT OF /C T L7A YOUR LITTLE BOVY-WILL YUH PLEASE |AKE s> ONE ¢ K AT nim BEFORE YOU SAY NO FER, weecs? 7 Sl KEEP A DOG-DONT] 00 g V0L SEE THAT WITH YOUR| | FATHER LRID UF | HAVE ALL 1 CAN DO YO FEED THREE /q MouTHS wmun ADDING AN EX1RA / ~s i / “A woman has to bear lots of afflictions, but the worst is a husband that rubs his finger on furniture to sce i it's dusty.” “Jones always talks awful | liberal, but when it's all over + I find out that he's just let You BURN ME uP PERK I WISH MY WIFE whS SOtJTH So me be liberal with him.” Copyright 1928 Publishers B WANTED Real Estate List- ings for Spring Prospects. Use the "Phone INSURANCE REAL ESTATE ~ommerc.si Tram Compuay Puilding o - TS PUTTY SOFT GANDY, TNIGHT FERINSTANCE , i PANTIN' THEOLE TowN RED! The distance from shore lines to these cities Vhist in Red Men's Tlall. of the i food sale at the his NEW ALL Ria HT] on the construction of a sani. sewer in West Main Street, from Norton Road to Slater Itoad. Al interested persons are ree present at said hear. if they sec cause, and be heard above, BOARD OF PUBLIC WOT Thomas F. McGrath, ¢ in Special Notice Dogree Pocahontas will give & Tuesday, 8 o'clock All meni- requested to v 12, Meeting at sharp. whist will follow bers and friends are attend.—advt, Special Notice Young Women's Sewing guild First Baptist church will hoid s Light Office, March 8. from 2 to 5 p. . The Iriday THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Alphabetically Arimigea for Quick and Ready Reference N for CONSECUTIVE INSEKTIONS Tearly Order Rates Upus Application Chaige 13 27 “ Piepaic 20 26 Nt Count ® woide to » tine Nier to ninum space 3 iines. nimum Book charge. 33 cents Velephoue 925 Ask for eis time rate Che Herall will mot be responeible for eriore after the frst insertion. Cloatng time 12:30 p. @ dally: 9:3u a i Satuiday ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Lots, Monuments [} BIITAIN MONUMENTAL WORKS, Cak BL Munuients of all sizes and _descriptions, Rearouable. Phone 2u32-W orists 3 S Very rearoualle prices. REENHOUSE, 218 Oak 123 5 Kepair Sio Cunningham B reReWEi. Blurked and dyed W STEBAINS | ‘BRING LL MRS, ANSWER | BE THE | SAME AFTER SHE SEES SPIKE ' You KIN STALL YER WIFE, IFY'WANN,