New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1929, Page 2

2 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1929. ONYBRITISHYAY Gity ftems Future Citizens in Your Schools |07 BABIES ENTER [55:"stisk B o S Bl Bl iy S e 8 [ Witkin of Lyous s t at several thousand dollars, None |conclusion he declined to discuss his | ford railroad, according to an an- ”R[;HA ST K has recovered fr a recent R PR']E of the Schank family was injured. | visit, other than to say that he call- |nouncement at road headquarters ) of ritis wh m confi | 4 Schank said he knew of no reason | ed at the invitation of the chief exe- | here today. for the bombing. He sald the bomb | cutive. New equipment will include 90 Yot s . | . | might have been placed by dis-| Appearing recently before the|cgaches, 10 combination coaches, 15 . 5 t 7 T ‘ | i gruntled patrons of Hawthorne race | house ways and means committee, . VTR London Shareholders Al)lll 0ve it Erin ‘ Ecnans fo Be Sent to Ghlcago track, but that there was no trouble | which is to draft the tariff measure ::::l',"n':":,e'x:l gk :’;.:e:':':“'fi,:,: ¢ Dactminti f riaze license application has ! ; $ at the track. to be considered at the special ses- J General Electric Restriction ¥ Gt 9. e of 934 | Tor Oficial Rating The bt today marke the second |sion of congress bestnning on APril | aiier were - e chin avenue Mary Karabin of . LRk lof a series of bombings to the |15 Grundy urged a general increase i Schank home w a | of duties acture X i e v o R g home within a year and a |of duties on manufactured products. “Passenger cars included in the | horization,” the announcement The first explosion occurred in| His views apparently run counter |2Utherization. B urved o y T | said, “will be of the most modern, {hreatened to overrun the Raphael | september, 1927, to those of the president, who de- | store, the Knights of Columbus 100 —_— clared for limited changes in im- | deluxe type, with roller bearings and is pick. g |an i for travel. It i | per cent perfect baby clinic is pick- port duties both in his inaugural ad- |all conveniences for travel. 1) |ing up speed. A complete check up on Grundy and Hoover . |dress and in his proclamation call- |planned to place the de luxe equip: [the number of babies examined on Talk Over Tariff |ing the extra gession ment in service on important Monday and Tuesday showed that| oo oo TN T e lileladlil 2 ‘through’ trains.” |17 soungsicrs hud been looked oVer | jogeph .. Grundy, president of the| NEW HAVEN WILL BUY sl “I,h’f_‘ S ondition of these | Pennsylvania nufacturers as.| New Haven, March 13.—(UP)— |READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS O e brwarded to Chicago | ociation, and an ardent champion | Expenditure of $6.500,000 for new ! FOR BEST RESULT for their ratings, and will be return- ed in time so that the exact stand- ings may he made known for the WASHINGTON SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN. . ; was in Virst row, Ieft to right, Sonia Musch, Arfes Delangin, 1 , | cha Drs, M. Kupelian, J. T. | ] stephen Glad<zik. Clava Novack, Fdward su attics, Lyons and Kylie. They were Williams, Angelo k. ' nd Bernard ( . sisted by the regular clinic staff S second row, Ro: rdsik, Genevieve e S Ker, nd members of the Catholic | g A 5 e MeGuime: v Rembisz, Florenc n Biel, Retty auxiliaries. The committee of the GlFT H P “arleon. Vrank Filanowicz, Stanley Cop, Joseph Castro, Helen Chauka... | Knights of Columbus in charge of = 5 c ; ‘ i z k. Florence Troy, Lucy | {he clinic feels deeply indebted to | : b i ¥ A 2 | Clara Kulak, Mary these doctors and to Drs. 8. W. Irv- | < L v i | g f i " ling and W. J. Blogoslawski who | FOR e . | Fourth row. cini. Albert Aziz, Amelia Kush, Edward Sup. 8ave their time Monday. | AEAINST H S FRATS 1<hi, William Yonan, and Clara Strzyzowski. A list of the new entrants fol- e s tod 1 continuing | - - (ha Mute Martinez. 17 Rich- C RD C RD C RD 1l su 1 2 n ‘ tuth Eleanor Schultz, A A A : Bl t < pict £ Jones Law Will Be Clinton strests June Pearl Ne: Inv H “hi 5 Clinton street; Jeanette | s < = ';,,?,‘fifl'! E‘,s';,l‘cflg,o Gertrude Audet, 100 Concord strect; | EASTER IS MARCH 3lst One Man Protests 5 X sion of the membership 1 kind v <55 pment, through District v Mae Ingraham, 718 Stanley | S tton r « t i school [y SR s street; Elizabeth Jean Bryan, 46 . i i any pu i z deb day. 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