New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1929, Page 14

‘\FW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, 0(10BI R 2 “ ion of whether or not the opposing l)l' \\'i")l“. l'rwc% \'e“v PHONOGRAPHS AMUSE FRENCH |trade agent, reporting to the com- | 1 soline stations. o S Washington, Oct. 22 (Ph—Ameri- erce departme i s phe o- he discussion which followed WUMAN EHNFESSE Medical Significance L aits, 20 (G e S (LT nt on this phenom the attorney's prescntation of the Charlot , Va., Oct. 22 (@ 2 B T “'u eyTH o says the thrifty French are case, members of the board found it A new . 5 imy ble to see how this gasoline t gnificance fo C pian | willing to pay two or three francs 1 towns, shop for the privilege of hearing the new MAY.SIE GRELG EJ' rly to {station would cr accidents | esidence or cconomic cor ’ admission | stuff run through the machine, buy ; along the strect. has been the best the profession affords—was o the ¢ American | i fterward. ) |there for years did agree s Wil S i H [1 rged today by Dr. Ray Lyman Wil | = Eim and Winter st Wi A P b [ 4 £ th new A~ [the petition was ited | Y | Station to Replace )00 House Attar oulli Vi | S. Ginsburg will tear down a| Chicago, Oct. 22 (M—The holdup | o+ 1yedici % | house valued at when he ! last February in which Mrs. 1dwin under deseribed @ z ot gasoline station at 18 Wal- i xeported the fos ot 31,000 1 i at ls your nut street, since the board las ; ng upon him o make Z n furs and jewels, had resulted to- /&;,/ ‘m‘;'n gramted him ‘@ permit for a|in furs and jewels, had resulted fo HiE o 1 Ita 74 |three pump station. The property is|day in her arrest and in the arre e 77 |66 by 150 fect, and a shop, 20 to 20 | of four men she named as havi | at the rear of the property. ! conspired with her to defraud If Mr. Ginsberg will tear down the | in: pany | house, the board is v s-year-old ' Lithuanian Alliance Has Annual Election rance Vs that a BITE? R VT or Square? gasoline station b clderly millionaire manufactt S i S e In presenting his causc, Mr. | confess torneys 1 Tlinie b e s o rg said that there were park- | night WRTa ShL neefing Sunday at 1 o’clock in the ounds and wuto laundri said edfloity Bnall Ty Lo d that the business on said, to concel a gambling debt from : | : Church justifies the erection of the ! her husband | station The plot was conceived, she stated, || 708 o0 Numerous small matters canic by Morris A. Barneft to whom | ofF for nest year were jefore the board & most confided her gambling 1il P Aitis of 11 d on favorably. Last night decided to inspect curbs sswalks at the corner of I The oot disposed of, the torney was told, by Max Krakow, Ignat yanufacturing jeweler. The ac-| s t and Ney avenue; tual “‘robbers,” Mrs. Price said, were |y curh and sidewalk East street from | jack Baum and Ben Levin |\ \e president of the New Britain - Florence street to East Main street; |~ Mrs. Price said that Barnett sug- | orns s Saimon Wasnis of Stanley to repair Carmody street; to raisc |the corner of Winthrop and Vi streets; to put street lights on Gold- en Hill stree to install a street Iy glad to see him again light on the south side of East Main mu( about 100 feet from Main sted that she insure her jewels and \ street. furs for the sum required to mes ind_that he would arrange robbed” and also would ‘ of the loot. was accomplished | b A B B & & & & & o o o & 4 rson —sudde shaken by the charge against his | S \ lbllc Works Boand (2 ' ," oasmnE 20 ¢ eanesday Jpecials surd > late ctive work 25 Mrs. Price was 1e Goethe | matter was referred to the corpora- 3 | tion council for adju .\m.r nt S on to the HIZ ATR BURN street d playhouse which . o yrove conditions. C t ! ¢ b of streets to succerd Kugene Faselle t they found that lace 1ins which £ | i caUnElbtiine beardlornanlic he children had draped over the : ; She broke | = e papers from the D ware veranda rails, had caught fire. Be- ||H : 8 works which took place in city hall |, 505 on the sidewalks, and that | fore the blaze could spr firenitn 91/ 3 ; al/ T P QQ e Ad L do t W ) 1 last night smoke from continual fires was|had it under control, and, aside from 215 Ths. SIRLOIN 31 lbs. BONELESS : ; Nico it el i e RN e e el SHORT STEAKS POT ROAST As she walked ap and = WAS Propos- o e itvot Mot ny ¢ e ed by John Tagan, and, with but | New Britain Inventors . black s gh ermine | ‘.w',\,:,.“'h”m' he was named (o | Are Granted Patents ——— . —_..) " i e e o H@ @R AYN ST 30y Ihs. 31; Ihs. PORK ROAST § o nee, and at the present time ington, 1. C., 22.—1d- Lo 3 s - ok business for himself,” Mr. ward A. Mau and Julius Windisch stop at Once PORK CHOPS ONE FOWL : Fagan declared. “He is also exper- of New Britain, s been granted ¥ g ne © d for falle fomted || Amazing new method for fallen jenced in all branches of the city patents on their respective worked for the board tions, it was learned at the 1 Acol ot pucic d other fo oubles Made t He is the best man Patent Office today ‘ 9atRlronDlcs S o RIS LS R i b N Aot | crieren ) Rerc Ra e (o TS 2 Ibs. Loin 312 Ibs. 5 she fa € 1 | ewe g ppoint = \perinten- | the righ ERUnE has ass foot in corrected position. Worn . Her guest was rup A & gble, | to Landers N GInri oty || Lhshanyance e ou e Dericnte LAMB CHOPS CHUCK STEAKS S olied for the patent || POsitive relief at once. on, an likely that the will borers be carried on | cold months [ and COF TRE F. Mandl, CALLOU 2 ed a SUCC et R |l 11bs LEAN FRESH 5 Ths. miors an- | Dr.R.0. RousseauN D 'l CHOPPED MEAT C SHANK OF HAM also of joint patent on a curta supporter. 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