New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1929, Page 3

v 13 assisted repulsing the Merid - OUESTIONSW. H. EMBRICK|atix Ninicrsir s rametacarens [ motains aremen ompoast, of Now| S ans aont e i veriopsii S r struek 7 { g NEW BRITAIN DAILY HIZRATLVI?,V THURSDAY, 7()(7'[‘01%1{‘1}"24.71792? L] ; TEACHER THOUGHT | A REMINDER OF OLD TIMES EDISON “4DDLEY ler's car in the rear, || ford Middletown nd Dristol Playing. On the bowling lanes, the causing slight damage. Off | Alcorn Wants (o Quiz Husband of o \rajonsg formed recently for Meriden pin topplers shower an ex- quain- | pertness which was not to be overs nd was reported no ea wtion of hetter | police action ween the Elks of Connecti- |come although thelr margin of vie- i G L Cfilfi bell S eakS on Lfle‘ Woman Held For Alleged 11- i Lior i ke R slight o il ol I D A , e Sy After the tournament a buftet 4 i Bl trical Wizard ‘ JeeRODCEation Clemenceau Restless e el [lunch was served and an entertains 01 Blectrical Wizar | Chict W. €. Hart of the police Finally Gets to Sleep numbers. Old timers | MEt enjoyed e | partment received a request today Paris, Oct. 24 (®) 108 uncanny instinet leads ob- New T n will play at Water- I 2 o | Ifrom the office of State's Attorney | encea n Fren crvers to hele they ecan read the bury next Wednesday night. A large cidents in the life of H\omn‘ Hnehi AT Aldomnl holiis ralcaca W U restless backs of the cards and who non- €rowd is expected to make the trip. | \. Edison were recounted for the| ot t k - 3 e o Rl " ¢k of Hartford, until Coun 2 oppresse til abont 2 a. chalantly muke four bank shots on d wefit of the members of combined - ve K. J. Hickey had talked when he went M loc- | the pool 1 rallied in platoons, American farmers buy 700,000 ivie clubs, Chamber of Commerce | ith him relative to the death of 1id today. He arose at 7 a. m., brigades and sions to uphold the | he : stoves verrly, nd the New Britain Llectrical | Jessie Odon of Bristol who breakfasted, and tor : club at the regular meeting of the | R bsiai rar Dr. Degennes saic Rotary club today by C. I. Camp- | 1 operation suid Emeric t bell, vice president, secretary and ; ; ; treasurer of the Connecticut Light nd Power Co Lmerick, who is wing performed the There were about 100 men pres- B. H. McElhone presided as chairman in the absence of 13. W. Christ PRO-PHY-LAC-TIC paid 1) of $1 Mr. Campbell spoke of Mr. E make th m practical,” he said s the man who made things wo der the ntluence of liquor an 1 3 when other inventors were discou s said at police headqua \ aged. “What he did was to take P R i NEW BRITAIN EI KS seemingly impractical things and Hartford connty jail LI Shortly Britain should he particularly interested in Idison this is a city of mechanical When Edison was born, th cxplained, there were no clectric lights, no telephones, no trect railways and the telegraph still in experimental staga was considered an idle dream tells 1+++Whether your dental curve iSU"'V"'u vt vt Take First Tourney Victory in e Connecticut League | by the financial interests of the| - e which tooth Bauch country. | S g ilee party standing beside the replica of the Grand Trunk trai hicl AUTO BUMPED FROM REAR SR e e e Here is the jubilec party standing M'“‘E\ I;]\} replica of the ( rand Trunk train on whic > | (i e e tracher reported that he had an|iodiSON Was a news butcher 60 years ago. Standing next to the old-fashioned engine is Henry While dr north on Main and that the educa-| Ford. Next, left to right, are the engineer, Mis. Ford, Thomas A. Iidison, President and Mys, Stroet lock this afternoon W addled bra roof 64 Mansfield Im, ant Announcement ii il 2 tional of the community | Hoover. 3 ‘ A el port ouncement in Friday’s paper would be wasted on him. Ior an| — = T e O A e - experiment that caused a barn to| | s i 3 4 SEhed | . . | v westrosea iy v Soums oo LAWYER GOING T0 COURT | City Items FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED; was publicly whipped. i | ol RS Mr. Campbell enumerated many | e et e ARRESTRD RO RURRDING B e STATE POLICE CALLED was identified. He skeiched a briet | == port tha in the ne e mn:u{hhy o}f the mw-‘luior. addin -i_“,_‘_ Edward A, Mag Taken Into was dame Search for Frank Cha Bezun that he made thousands of experi- ) ments, most of which were unsuc-| Custody by Policeman While Marlin Dragone of 25 Dwigh in Sunset Rock Vicinity—Im- cessful street reported to the police today Hetenialthetnyenlon e el Hurrying to Hartford. i ,'“‘U’l‘ e ployer Believes Foul Play. carried off his feet by the plaudits| | Junior high school 1to t S ; : 5 | Attorney Edward A. Mag was ar- | Ju g ; g (Special to o off the mulitudel but that he allows | Feciy Syt ioti™ Gnae. W 8 Dr. | Attorney Plainville, Oct [t himself to be drawn into s | X Goritd ¢ among the | were asked rmoon fo scarc and motion picturcs with a sort of |SOlS this forenoon on charges of| on lents ance at the : - thereby others might be inspired |9PCH4tOr R Enapcertlaale wor [ bridge, Mass el itter from to follow his work. He character-|FcEistration el s and P cd Edison as the country's only|Sording to the police, Attorney M sale, hrother of 1es near ) professional inventor, who made a|Y33 driving fast on Stanley street plays with Vermont overlookin | ¢ wusiness of inventing and when Oflicer Strolls stopped 4 e | B : G U i him he said he had an appointment RN, AR : 1 - 7, 3 vith Judge Geg H. Day in Hart- i Mlhics o' \'m,\» 1 b he ’/ gt |ford and was in a hurry to keep G slated _to ‘Crueman the . Sl SU[T AND GOUNTER SUIT (t'l e o Sadliuery beer r home at 3 BlRinvIIAreec o (ha < { THE HOUSE OF 2 o | !strect by members of her family. |ing to go to Hartford to see his em- A T s own recognizance for arraign- | ® NGRS VAT R el S i | . | ment in police court tomorrow g ; e s it il reefer,” blue worlk, hirt, Kkhaki | Actions in Which Simon: and Leoni \m‘m}' ‘”'“('_I ""'IZI'W”'T MASONIC MASTERS TO MEET trousc d soft leather shoes. i‘; | Are Involved Disposed of The police were oHiIaR B LS RlioUEeRCoUCH HanSOL 1N : o 0 Sl : | the return of the oper < Banization consisting of masters and and resi on ghe | in City Court. |of Pasquale Saffiote of 410 South masters of the 10 Masonic| With Mrs. J. s, his employ- A suit and counter sut Bl { Main str and Stanley Rysko of 32 10dges in the fifth "Mm“'» '1‘\\‘“" '\I"\ ”M,M' n He A suit and counter sutt were bos | Putnam street; suspension of the li- | Which includes all lodges from New | was iy ! arm fismissed from court toduy on & de-| conoog op Walter Pouliot of 13 Sum-|Britain to Collinsville, will hold a 1Ifoul play ed by | cision by Judge Morris D. 8axe aftzr| o gtreet, Michacl Onorato of 7 ether meeting in the Masonic | Hughes, man hw had heard the actions brought by | 411\ “siveot, and Bronislaus D. Kar this city. November 8 | murdered and his body throy Milton Sjmons against Giancin'o | pgiowicz of 385 Broad strect; sus. P m. Grand Master Georg zoss | the clif l.eoni and the latter's ceunter a i""“\’"” of the right to operate in|© bury will be present = | tion. The case lasted four hours|the case of John Monko of 18 Hayes | Samuel e will spealk Probably the o vesterday afternoon frem 2 uncil | girect. Colonizl quartet will si in world is a ileb about 6 o'clock. | A s | - - the Vatican for whi It was alleged by Simons ihat he USI HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS USE FERALD CLASSIFIED ADS 3100,000 has been was traveling throughout Berlin o | ! 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