New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1929, Page 18

18 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1929. e e d t — = _———___‘ = ! T——— S — ——— e {alone in the big important lookir I”r.r,m:m, :mu;.'\‘;y rlsw “T‘ Hit and Run Driver t;‘\or')h;.‘;\:(\z‘lb”;lm:‘\.?)‘rlfualvtn}!(fl?:’;l. Herald Classified Headin S; car which brought him to the 1 and intimate friends o nursha L i . Ehows 5oy g i | . B“Y I.I]SES FlNfi[R it u“ ”(L-Jg‘,"a-m i ]L l:m ey ook et N N M Convicted in Cambridge i nope you will study hard and keep e | THE HERALD e i Tomorrow the body in all likeli- Cambridge, Mass. March 21 ®— lon working and thinking. A i CLASSIFIED ADS : { | | | walked alone to the doorway, where : e 3 e O e & wpicg. him. Then |hood will be moved under the dome Willian . King, 27, of Cambridge| “Sincerely, L a—euniar 1 General Weygand spied him. Then | 00 & foe'to permit the publle | was found guilty of manslaughter in| “(Signcd) Calvin Coolidge.” 2ZpEAY Alphabetically Atranged for Quick “Hd’\ L cral ey gand o O he |10 100k for the last time upon the Last Cambridge court today for the _— and ‘Ready Retatuicy and Loctor Heitz-Royer on | dea f Mrs. Mary J. Carroll, 72, ” F3 ¢ LINK RATES other he mounted lminediately to leath of Mrs. Mary J. Carroll. 2. /6o in® [jinder, Jr., Wins o . R e naeh bl than could counted (Contin from First Iage) of Arlington, who was struck by an Wrestli Ch: o hi AlS o | Blg Gamm R“ns Amuck in where the manshal 1os) /e comuin of a half dozen i automobHe on the night of March restiing AMPIONSNIP | 7-STORE ANNOUNCEMENTS | | Chaige Prepain . 5 s 10 minutes in the M- o orld's greatest miliiary f8- are as follows: 5. A jury returned a scaled verdict| Thomas Linder, Jr., son of Chair- Automotive ! ¥ .. line . a0 be d v after a brief emotion- | il S T ast night. man Thomas Linder of the board of | §_A10 AND FRUCK AGEN 2 24 anmlv Bm“g Olher DOgS neeting with Foch he hur- | =57, njorgan came this aftern 5 1:«;51'&\ "?filflf,f‘\?“ :"‘,‘ (,f\-:\[. The antome Which struck Mrs. {assessors, and Mrs. Linder, was the | ¥ 4 T (i s e , e e Carrot ifter the aceident {winner of the 179-pound inter-col- oni ! {6 Al ifac] A plate which foll from [legiate freshman wrestling cham- : im 1o hla| org- regisi o enabled police to trace it. | pionship in the games staged e mse is Hounors Hero i S O 2 that he was the driv- |Harvard yesterday. Althoug D eaiba et o e conyenvd R b e e ;‘Iml the dum-i”:.: i il athi il S S ke 10bil been st ough his school carces, Lind-r| :Zspuvice 'IONS - LEPAIRING s up wrestting until h\'i ADVERTISING FOR THIS | more men ST AND FOUND S for CONSECUTIVE INSERTI Count 6 words to a line. 14 lines to an i, Minimum epace 3 hines. Minimum Buok chaige. 38 cents ameras t I Weygand i Heitz-Bo ¥ nto his he Heiald will not Le responsibh ulogy {[]ror errurs after the first tnsertion Douni | Hart & Cooley Mfz. Co: It W. visitors was Monsignor i f Wi Painleve rhard president; William 11 papa nuncio, who ed in b + government. | Ha e : L Twichon In addition to manslaughter, King |did not ta ound guilty of three vielations |entered Harvard ast fall. 10N MUAT Bi: ORUEHEE SR RE 12:30 P. M. DAILY motor vehicle laws, e will | D 9:30 SATURDAY. . secretary; be s ‘ | of ldirectors. the foregoing with the — Cheshire, nd, March 21 (® on of . P. Usher and Howard ('oolidge Thanks (,|r|‘ ]4' —The lilwrals today gained a vic N P. Cooley, H. & Coveil i “xigntingate, 1w, vaier Who Wrote Poem of Him 113 in 1he Eddisbury divison by 337} AFTLNT ATHORNEYS Johnson imton, Mass. March 21 (UP)— i sl N = “ATING ISE rt & Hutehinson Mfg. Co B i ntitled “Calvin” Coolidg, |1 | | Husset f 1 HEHD CaS wrote for St. Nicholus Pl lias brought Mis | it e e et [conseryative, lieutenant Colonel 1 of her verse. The let- |G- Fenwick Pulmer. nRi chairman of hoard . president; Stanley BIG VALUES In Low Priced USED CARS Don't Fail to See These 1928 FORD “A" Coupe FORD Touring FORD “A™ Tudor 1929 DODGE Coupe 1926 FORD “T" Tudor e It's Spring Time T e 0 Luoy Calls : ar voung lady: i sified Advertis- | i Von Hoeseh, tie Ger- L § “Pormit e to thank you for t I Saturday's issue of the | o . 8 Hart, Maurice oot Nicholas, not because it | Herald must be recefved before 9:30 and Edward 8. 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