New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1929, Page 34

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1929. Passing of Eleven Years Brings - Changes For Sergeant York’s Men 2 bullet vip through | ew's arm; us fellows t in the should be credit t Killed | Inding. -leven his customers know |is a war hero. guard- d on | rman I his dead | sitered | begins | machine ith his vachine | f by a| Tull, he | down and head- | | ns. | the confl still on ons Yor! to incl rmar r| vn | an ma- rly. Merri 1771 Shot 1 o AUNT HET ou Nora' ed t d died last month an’ eard 1e took the life insurar ‘IHot an’ bought a new ca: to remember him by.” second an' 1 whisper: him Dog’!” one |and hat checking concession in a ates a small s on the tables pal does the cocki t he did that day months in a hosp 1 ye | other day— rs, less xploit him the only ¢ the othe citations for gallantry s all Merrithew Is Now A Truck Driver Corporal Merrithew Mass ookline —and is so identified k's book s old wound in his th his farm ne He is the son a champion revonshire cattle. He X narried Private Konotski is at Holyoke, a mill worke has at Washi to send on forgot to send four hours, rt gave up in nt home whereabouts of Friy s unknown. The war dep records his address as Ashley, brought yashin street, answer te Johnson t 414 Ninth sacina Hat Checker In Barber Shop Private 12, born in [taly 5 worki there when | was drafted in 1917. He told a reporter the other day that since his return from the army s had | very hard luck, being out of a job e often. He is a very small an. Recently, he applied for a job a subway guard and was turned | down because he was too short; the | employment agent didn’t think hin big enough to handle the ruzh hour crowds. Just now he has the coat New York barber shop. Private Don. in Lawrence, \ misfortune to mentioned, South not that he He's had a lot of his feed Philadelphia every rd luck. too. Parsons’ Accessory Store Ts Success Sergeant Parsons, who ordered Acting Sergeant Early to take the two sq d put the German ma- chine guns out of action and who | is pretty much of a war hero. him- self, is making a sucesess of his auto :cessory store in Brooklyn. He was the first to see York and his little band come trooping back fo| the American lines with their 132 prisoners—and could hardly believe his eyes. PR And what about the other me bers of the York party, the six wh nt west.” doughboys used The re Corporal Mur- Privates Maryan E. Dy Ralph F. Weiler, Fred | Wareing. William Wins and Carl | nson The hill that was stained with their blood became their monument They buried them where they fell. JUST KIDS HOW'S EVERY \ L= - Few Ask License Suspension {others |p. m. SIX COMPLAIN OF [ UNPAID JUDGMENTS Retail of - Quality The Best That the City Affords—At Lower Prices —That’s Kolodney’s Alter Collision Litigation Dan aper: courts of the sta ion —— e Metal WINDOW VENTILATORS Buy one for window in yor this low price— $2.95 - ve resulted in gulation | ix requests to the state motor only RURAL MAIL BOXES every home Limited supply. tar $4.50 . opini er cral says the la ind 1ts provisions do not er case is not This 1 at plaint to t oner of iling party or action of ne of the motor Ingraham WATCHES STEPLADDERS n r kbl 3-1'vot Houschold unpaid more the filing of missioner shall or's license of the nd may suspend the v motor vehicle 5 il the court certi- i HH ment has been appeal, wil buy 1 gal nd th Varnist { sturdy - 98 Taylor THERMOMETLRS 35¢ and up. SEASONABLE ITEMS FOR THI: HOUSEHOLD ‘]f“\lj‘: :\IJL\ cenn 97¢ JUH.‘, 4’);:‘5 1:“‘“" \\.‘\ 47¢ 2 afrinar || Bemeo tave 9 |catims $1.98 U $2.75 10 hefore susp! Scoo) Another opinion of the ral's which the motor v should follos enses or ment cases. Columbia Ash ( Trucks Rotary Ash registr Under this opinion e that the rtificate rtment will requ nt seeu et gment gment was given of a certain te and for a sp: nominal, It wi ry that the certificatio ution been ain date and returned either un- | sum other 50 be neces- | show that d as of a WHEEL GOODS Wagons iss HUNTING 2 r partially satisfiec isfied or partially satisfied e Tha department will also require from the compla effect that the judgment unpaid for more than 6 no notice It's Never To Late b to Paint idavit Plasco Ready Mined o $2:98 720 87€ o vy W $3.98 G $7.89 $2.797 < Toothalls . 98¢ and up 1 Lot Universal Jack |l xnives. satonly ... 1 Lot Wiss of appeal | 7 Shot Guns cen prepared by the yent in the form in which n is desired. Copies rded upon request to s or their representa- WALLPAPLRS : Rolls Dining, Living and comp tives, Bedroom Wallpa 7¢ 9¢ ... 13¢ sin FORECLOSURES CLATMED The Savings Bank of Rockville has instituted action to foreclose 3 per two mortgages on Hurlburt Re-paper property against Louise Stout and 2 One mortgage was given originally by Antonio Sidoti and the | sccond by Louise O. Clements. The | firm of Kir . Cooper, Hunger-| ford & Camp represents the plain- | tiff. - Gottlieh Fraiter has brought suit | B against Benjamin 1 Annie Solo- | mon to foreclose a mortgage on a| arcel of South Main street prop- | of the defen North and Hartford aven been attached for $10,000. } e roll street That Room Universal IRONING CTRIC APPLIANCES we.$2.89| = ... $5.69 w. $5.79 98¢ 25, now One Now White Handled | gL Toasters TABLES Stainless Steel eI e J|f BNrE & rork Sationly i i | SET | $4.98 A SMALL DOWN DAYMIE WONDER SET" our home, PUT THE lete with tubes §164 50, City Advertisement TION HEARING Notice is herchy given that a | hearing will be held in the office of | the Board of Public Works at Tuesday, Nov. lative to the Rodziewicz for tion for gas located at 2 Broad Str of present station), in with the Public Acts of 1 All persons interested are quested to present at said hear ing. if {hey see canse, and be heard | in relation to the above. A. M. 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