New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 5, 1929, Page 4

4 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1929. Opposition to Belvidere Store And Holy Cross Parish Protest No Action Taken as Commi in Both Cases—Judge Cooper Denounces Andrews —Robb Cherry Street Petition Rejected. Charles 8. A 81 1 it | Oftered Property For should b Coope uilt “I dd nccept more set was the Inspector Attorney steps to pr upying the basis of ment be set fort had be tion, xamine the completed the insp: “You I sludiously.” > Ihe Year torney G had dis: about had not months ago, for Andrews > recommend an West Main street lude the prop- ioners rty hardly Not Allowed which hood 2" to “Did 3 o «DJASTATIC DEFICIENCY"”’ AND “TOO MUCH ACID" CAUaE 9 OJT O'r' EVERY 10 ATTACKS NIGHT SCHOOL Scheol Moody Secretarial Office Open For Registration 7:00 - 8:00 PHONE 8:30 - 1:30 —_ H STREET 207 AR( Heard By Board of Adjustment on Awaits (Compromise v I om ‘- Directory of 507 Pet Annoyances i Listed by Psychologist Who Says %0 bad. 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