New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1929, Page 19

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DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1929. 19 P[MNVILLE NEWS 1SHR|NE OBSERVES (Saiourment Possivie | Dentist Seizes Man’s False Teeth e G }Tlg}?"{“’fsmrkg e o e 3 -, e r | e vor 2wl From Mouth Because $95 Still Due - ) days still to ieds From the Russell & Erwin plant| Gold probably was the first - Friday night for a week's recess Freasurer | $142.505 from the Union Manufac- | metal to be employed by men; it ibault .85 91 until the regular congressional ] ot : 5 . 0 Zarella 105 116 meeting was predicted today in Chicago, Nov. 19 (UP)—Now that |lower 7§ R ed 25 SR Pl ] Srmameny) ety . 105 5 i 15 G e o A is as Hosiery Co. $110.30 and from the ul was discovered, Rty e T Brother Al d t Ag [ §3|] severai quarters of the senate. 10thy Bishop, the dentist, ha rother Andre at Age o i Enough votes for adoption of |[his tee k and Anagustus Cal o1 454 asa—13ss| ok Exer || the agjournment were claimea | {endar, the shoemaker, has his mon- : Volts | akes Part in XETCIS6S || even with the combined opposi- || €Y back, they ought to be satisfied : H. Griffin 7 90 94— 261 S e e || tion of the western republican in- | [But r He s why. mol, _I Itpold . i r 26 e Tov, - 1| aependge and the “You've paid only and you | porcelain ::,’\:l‘f” 7 ;r o 2?2‘ Mo"%“a\' ‘\0‘_' B | e S T s still owe me $95 for those teeth| A police L) CEsen P i 57 |Joseph's Oratory—the magnificent || ® \yith the time between the con- | [you're wearing,” complained Bishop | agree that ‘ Siiceits 123 01 shrine on the lofty eminence of|| verung of the regular session rap- |{On a special tfip to the shoemaker's |$35 alre Mount Royal, where pious Brother || idly approaching there were signs | [shop. “How about paying the bal- |to the 470 452 | Andre since 1304 has rendered as- || that the “young guard” might |ance B o GREAT 5 || weaken in its stubborn resistance || Calendar pointed out unforescen |the den Watts |sistance to the ill and the maimed | | to the adjournment. exigencies mrl made promiscs The “Who did Gredt th 34 who sought his aid—is observing its | dentist, ¢ the ! too 9 110 25th anniversary today. | - - 86 His eminence, Cardinal Rouleau, Pl‘lSOnel‘ FalntS ‘\ he“ tenced six montl fo 0. P., archbishop of Quebec, is pres- | of court, a charge grow ent, aXcompanied by a retinue of | Going Out on Bonds iy shenoit (=29 [ o = 103 Gr o5 9 2 out of 517 492 475—1487 | distinguished Roman Catholic| Axcl Dahigren, 49, of 43 Kensing- his trial with former Secretary of Won pinfall in roll-off. | clergymen. {ton avenue, who was arrested on T Interior Albe 30 on a con- - Arcs | Brother Andre, now in his $4thcharges of breach of the peace and | spiracy indietr J (S ) §9— 054 vear, is a’French Canadian of hum- | drunkenness by Sergeant ]l Part of the two = o8 —_— Sl ‘LE \1 \I\(J S o ble birth. | I'ceney yesterday afternoon, fainted | concurrently and ow 95 i His entire ¢ is taken up at the |last night while being released rmEO' Tam _ sra s 5 9 S ‘."l 't d th l nility and absti- | police co toda The case will " idnt ERUER Rl o LR ")G‘I:Gn‘(cfipl{l:]f«\v]e“;\n“ wxmld(‘mon)gn. be heard Thursday, if he is able to Morrow at Mldl]lghl 497 494 out the world, so that thousands of | be in court, d at the same tin Sl "' Oh pilgrims wend their ways—many on | Andrew Anderson, 49, of 27 Everett | s y X I |crutches—to the oratory secking |street, charged with drunkenness,| \Vashington, Nov. 19 (UP)—Har- : o 0 :;-‘{““" . f; Brother Andre's help. | will be tried. vy 1. Sinclair, multi-millionaire D ipm 5 ;” < e i Anderson and Dahlgren were ar-|prisoner at the District of Columbia ¥ . e A S ' rested on complaint that they wer | — Ihodd“f'll 95 SR e ot | jail, will be released tomorro n our R d .—V t l moaiec 111 1o g Roos et ‘on Battocs vous | Il Wil e reeased tomorro _ adio—Piano ictrola jiEna g act inegarspiciopals ¥ ! months incarceration fof conter ¢ Sl | claimed they were looking r a s R ¢ Mt s 5 508 514 528—1550 | £ of court and senate: ed wrded to 41 . SRy S R g ’ C 5 550/ 8 friend. ) Sincliiv soeradl thres mpntha lor] melisol e TR ] This is Our Birthday and We Ave Celebrating By Amperes (Continued From Page Seven) | Dahlgren fell in his cell and sus- | o or 0" SRS 0000 e e S 99 109 fo < R e Offering Wonderful Musical Values to Our Patrons r' ed t ans r questions of the | plishr hing of 1 with fans last year; Jimmy (‘nllm&!t\mc after being locked up e e lines followed by |B N gtangrichimever, Siwardyiswaters he completed his term, he was sen- |the licole Des Beaus-Arts in Paris. 1 man, Vincent Carney, and Jimmy v . Naaow 2 K Malcolm. Two mewcomers are Mike | NO Smoking Stickers : = | . | Hayes of Waterbury and “Buster” | Put in Trolley Ca z L K | Dunn of Staten Island, N. Y. | ) B 5 A M ] W. 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