New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 18, 1929, Page 2

ILLEGAL TRANSFER_ OF AUTO ALLEGED Damage Action lor §1,500 Fol-: CONGRESSWOMEN AT OPENING OF EXTRA SESSION "NEW BRITAIN DAILY HFERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1929, Some Shrink to Vestiges, Others 1 SLEEVES SHORTEN ~ AS SPRING NEARS Disappear Entirely four cylinders each of ‘the precious oxygen, the two policemen made a |specdy run aver the 50 ‘miles from lambrid(e to Leominster after po- lice of towns and cifies along the route had prepared to-give them the rights of way. he acid victims are Raffacle de Selive, Antonio Delolo, 42, and his brother, Balardino, 46, all em- ployes of the Dupont-Viscoloid com- pany, manufacturers of celluloid products. church, called upon Snell and was invited with Anthony to dinner. Wescott rendered an impressive prayer—so impressive, in fact, that |when he asked for a loan to tide |him over a “slight emergency,” Snell loaned him $5 and Anthony | $1. e visitor thanked them gra- ciously and departed. That was | March 25. Snell and Anghony have asked the polics to look for him. on one side, while on the other was a shallow, enclosed and extremely salty sea. It was built by coral growths and by water deposits. ' Citizenship Papers Arrive in Air Mail An excited Italian came to Amers icanization Director James O'Brien yesterday and sought his aid In get- ting his deposition papers for natur- lows Accident to Moving Van laiming that th :dulent methods in . and Tonv | M. F. | Paris_ April 18 (®—Not only | question of sleeves or no sieeves, b | how much sleeve, if any, is raised Ly spring styles. Many of the silk dresses for wear under jackets and coats are sle | tess or have a mere vestige of sleeve over the shoulder. Sometims it is 4 dropped shoulder line which comes an inch or so over the shoulder. There are other models with sew- |ed in sleeves less than six inches| long | Elbow 1 or trimming bands, some of the highest authorities in fashion world. 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