New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1929, Page 11

1 ‘i I o W: | | | _— Liquor Seller Fined $200 for His. Second Offense 49, of 435 Burritt in Smigel pleading guiliy today to the police | charge of vio- the liquor law, second of- narrowly escaped a the 1dded to jail sen- only fact that hie is mar- police, according 1o’ Pros sended econi- irrested shortly after a tenement h o'clock last evening 70 Orange t 1ere tering to ti was er Kiely w nall amount o Three omers the the 7 A and they were oblig el owns the al- liguor tering a time s ception stree Jor- ' s lunch roo 18 Washington $ heen employ- in 2400 said 10 he was ar- v and Of arraigned i and O'Mara an alleged lquor i the floor he plac Speeds on Myrtle Street A fine of $15 1 ased in the o Lonis auilt n Myrtlesstree David Doty tes- drove te of 35 miles ard Cleve. icer Sidoli throngh at the v en Grove 12:15 o'clock yester- nd Curtis his speed ed Sidoli, that offens vill 1 Raymond T. Swift of t. 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Rosenberg called 1 ntion enberg’s He has lived in New years and had nev vith the law until ppened, the i t into the j ness only six montl not have been regulat ed fons sn Attorney point tha Rosenb the value p of the casi- it T g it s violation and business he within th was not v 1rent of S an told Gold no excise if he is to remai conduct hir vie wa for must law. Look for the Blue and White Sign X | Flood - well known - VEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1929. SAVED-FROM JAIL Junk Dealer Who Bought Foundry BY FAMILY NEED§ ~Casting From Boys Fined §35 After Thinks Axe Is Antl | Hunter Kills Chopper || Middleton, N. S. Nov. 7 (Pr— Mistaking an upraised axe for a v antlers, Charles unter, shot and killed an Johnson, at Allan’s lake, | | Waterbury | receptaclc ors a {turned ove | afternoon | the school \COMMITTEES ARE NAMED FOR ST. JOSEPH'S SHOW Workers Preparing Tor vent Later Johnson was h of alders when Adams, seeing the axe move, fired. The bullet struck Johuson in the h 1 firsi hunting fatality of the season | [ g in Nova Scotia f Adams collapsed e accident u Middleton hospital tod victim en children. [ was the 4 last e in the Landers, I | worked This Month to Meet Tomor- was the father of row Lvening following com n named in connection with P I Sulliv Dy tation of the comedy “TI O e Al s Ne Mrs. Michacl Family Upstairs” by the St. Joscph ' Doorner, Hannon Mrs City Items The regular has Leen postponed for a week. ked up on Engine Co, night 1o extinguish a slight ts way | casing inside the | rubbish fire in 4 ' ¥ N 1 T regular program of the evening, |the darkness, and the police believe ary's | consisting of many amusing games. |he came back Tuesday night and. to- About 25 members of the B, present The senior choir church will mect for night at 7:45 o'clock choir will rehearse ¥riday 6:45 o'clock in the ¢ church fpor(mx 4s improved today club wer: November meeting of board, scheduled for ¥ri- members of 1 Kalisinski, r. Doris | Wl Winifred e club AN HURT IN FALL mes Kelly fell into an * open cellar way and sustained an injury to his back about 10 o'clock | last night while trying the rear toor of Birnbaum’s furniture store Main street hapel of the ¢ mountain on the South road a cash sed by y conduct- rying their change, to the police yesterday Aiwait a claimant No. 3 SAVING CLUB INITIATES the iation party on was called at FOR BEST RESULTS HERALD CLASSIFIED Baby’s Colds Best treated without é dosing—Just rub on LT Aroused by Prowler | nd side a tent in the 16-year 1 son of Irs. 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