New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1929, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1929. lilum the curbstone would have been ‘Hlll down was no traffic | coming in the opposite dircetion, the | officer said in reply to Mr. Green- | stein Ul about it. And he also told the of- | ficer that lie knew where the man | lives, that he would him soon, | and report progress t t Fate of 140 Persons In Doubt O_n Great Lakes fn Bad Storm Area; Co Other Craft Aground and High Waves—Loss in Chicago In Baager ¥rom Estimated $3,000,000. Alone connt ¥ Dondson arry Wisconsin Heavy Loser t the Wisc Wi from flo. to Menomin Several Steamers Are Unreported BUMPS POLIGE CAR, DRIVER FINED $100 i Hartford Man Found Under In- Tluence of [ntoxicanis W. H. Emeric of the Alberta d hotel, Hartford, ple Ity 0 antomo- \fternoon I that h n the curb on Noble cast of that it swaye ery time he orced back by After icpmts, t or ble to pass and uncer - loner od against 1he “f Hart rel vemained silent gnilty to the houlevard stop st Main street, charge ot shortly I this m and Oificer e Mo 1 from tarted at th b sen impres: costs court ore $9 should * I some > without ronin testi ing south the traffic 1 I Thomas told the court he had lived ! neeticut only ind was wre that it w vight of the tant Prosecuti Greenstein, he said he did not see | ny directions on the signal stand- Speeder Pined $10 Ovioli, 18, of 460 not guilty ding, but him guilty and fine Officer L. 12. | that he followed | 5 o'clock last eve- strect almost to Hartford avenus plended ong i miles an hour, and o on the left ) far 1o one side |of the voad nyone ktepping | A lug box of guaranleed salt¢ | INTERNATIONAL SALT COMPANY. N fora nickel/ i DAMPNESS doesn’t discriminate. 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Amphion Club miles to puss a d to do| A p, 1 list of Senior High issued today by Mrs. Amy C. and i mbers who have heen admitted to the leading dra- L matic club of the school Hazel wias speeding. 1001 dents who have — — to t Amphion Dramatic club e clu 1 tryouts last weel | Anderson, Anne Auksh Charles King, Sr., Missing— Wile and Four Children Dead | Calkins, Ernest Hall Hucker, Elsi 'r. Hilda Krenn, Jame n. Kathleen Shechan and Mar- | vis Weleh Five new members will be an Hamilton d on Novr Ohio . 24 nounce mber . year old today to four of his chil ah Lthel, 31 al illness of an- birbe w o "m s ROXBURY TEAM TO Cheshire, Oct PLAY dren and o v chool foothall team other child Robert 14, Leon 12 and Keith were found dead from inha by neighbors of the of th Dartmouth frosh at Hanov team whi two weeks of who broke open Yale team door impretentiou Kings yesterday. Pani 10, died in a hospital last night ani his mother y today. It lieved Charles, Jr., 6, homse 70 10 0 DRUGS EXCITE THE KIDNEYS, would not men “cau, did not expl i the only inkl © was the informat to one owed money of the King had not returned: to his nee Suturday night coming 1 entrance cir mothe e in b en off 2 ( ook said he oved the cap while | The American men slept found asphyxiat- he top had Coroner Bladder Irritation or Backache and women must gu In the famii obile, the . ey tro four Wood » much of liquor King will der if found, the lothes hich the strive to they said | the BOY DEMANDS PAYMENT FOR SMASHED BICYCLE Driver of climinative 5 clo A the bladder al decline in coroner is Kkidney tre s and a gener ¢ lumps back hurts or th urine is clo full of sediment, or you are or thres to seek relicf two night; if with sick he he, or nervous spells, aci or if you times during the you suffer Lad Is Pushed ON Run- lizzy Auto Skips Along While omach imatism whe the weather is ba n drinkin lots of have rh ning Board, en Howard loses his b from your ) sit in a corner and Take a fabls f water befor w days and your then act finc Yestere afternoon Howand | This famous salts is made parked his wheel in front of 426 !he acid of grapes and lemon Main street. 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