New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1929, Page 5

| i ! | i n | | | L} ' V| e B ‘ ) l ° | L " § i L L) N L) [y » . . f \ \ i = < NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1929. 5 . { police that a stolon from | FIRE BOX SPRING BREAKS (‘olehrate iversary dressed in Polish and lussiin €os- OBSERVES 64TH BIRTHDAY | "Woman, 83, Says Girls City Items 2 room1n {10, Finel room e hotss|| wien an alarm in ebrate Anniversar inice: Ay 18 mombira Jatuar # 9 SE s ; “hur ! : 1)Il’llR|-ll a i “Reddened” Cheeks L0 on Church st n% a m i olish Rebellion | circlo were in the play. & Once “Reddened heeks : d noon todiy ay o1 led the cel- dolvvito 35TH ANNIVERSARY Mrs. Mary Trotta, Mother of Wide- i \\‘ 0 chicken dinner 43c Alex. Rernol o Smitl 1) J « nui ry « BRIDGE WILL BE RUSHED « dden’s, Doston Storc advt P AT b L N A ) A0 S8 8 receive a Iy Known Musicians, Guest of G0th W Tho'! Naw! Deitatn Tnatitute o] 8 e D e IRl L 2 1 . 1 ) : ], i o vink divi % 5 5 e o Thanks. | (hat his son Louis, : 1 1 not ) Lo « om 1l gineerin; - (R Tonbe a i eprise Tartey her. brary will be closed all day Thank hon e St ( on o Now en railroad that Me bfi h] D I 0 j[ id: “No, we S Rate SR re 7 ilizal £ onstruc the West Main Mempers p TIve IS pefle 0| irs. Mary Trotta of 5 i sticks, or face B T Sved Holtalder ot 10 Ui \ age o i s it at ! put down for street was the guest of honor at a || POWds MR L Lot L 2 i ) This fact was SWCH R&l]kS 0[ Ol‘del‘ surprise party given at her home by | 1narri distinetiyarcmpmy st A o . ! N ‘ ited to the mayor after ) | ner daughter, Mrs. Elsie Penta, v tha e i S ! S r ! company had been in- her son, Raymond Trotta, last 60's would run red envelopes Sl A L) ¢ i ¢ orn « city ceptance of Nests of the Falcon National Al-[night to mark her 64th birthday!| O their cheeks for the same re- ie The Paris Dry ¢ i ¢ ¢ 3 ¢ ent negotiated last week liance ot Amecrica are now cele- anniversar Approximately 10 | HIS the of toduy s T g planton e Uarm i « 4 e X e ir|guests from New Haven, Meriden, | from rov i jsopvekifo s I e \ : erires \seeers ating the $5th anniversary of their Hartford, Plainville and New Br Mr. Grim, $6, a d to Officer John | DY owners of r propertics LS SNOWBALL TARGETS L5 ! 1 ( sified A founding. The observance will eX- |y, were present of the celebration Saturda boarder | Wil be sold ording 10 ort address on 1 tend to February when the entite| mno home was decorated in blue | | $10W the younges folk who 1 AR cemer Soratat Urban Per of 260 \ i : ! order will pay tribute to the Polish | ang pink with beautifal fall flowe thered, that he Stll was spry, N t ’ t co to O b : patriot, Tadeusz Kosciuszko. A drive | arg adding (o the decorative scheme, | Strted @ football gamie for them i b o | browian s I s Keo I . \scoS {o cnlarge the membership of the |zranv musicians were included th a Justy kick-of 1o zo el vere and an argu- cHEn: W O = order is being made and badges Will | {1 group and music and entertain- om of holding morning t cnsued., He was not in the | Sell to J. H. Gulutt owhal ‘ « L EMULS'ON given (o those who are MOst SUC- | ment were provided. prayer continues in v e or » cesstul in their attempts: This ¢on- |~ Nfre Trota is the mother of two Say i “The Fire Dogs and . ron ped ¥ g,:COD L"VER olL » test will close in the early part of |yusicians who have won reco s Ball Hall, Thanks- © g 175 specics of insect I 0 « o ‘MADE EASY:-TO : 'H”m?h 1 I || tion with some of the cou 7 ' iving Iy kwick Arms orclic i L "he fifth district of the mational || agq e gt . g R e s Ulatios mot ihes st aflorous ni|lceding oxchestras. Raymond mith Post Approves Somil : lance met yesterda A has been with nationally known or- L el lembers o Rotary club wil Falcon hall on Beaver streel. An-|chesiras and now plays the rummpot Honor Roll for Park sts of Kiwanis club at drew Brzuszek presided at the meet- o po Olympia theater i w Tla-| The plan advanced by Council- | the luncheon the Burritt hotel ing where representatives from the|yen and Charles Trotta is playi wm William S, Scheny to have a | Wednesday. Clarerce Hubbard 27 nests of this state attended. with Trving Commander's Pa complete honor roll of World Wi stant secretary of the Automo- President Brauszek announced 10 | grejestra which is Louring the west, |veterans inseribed on the plaza of [ bile Insurance Co, will talk on the representitives that the nanonn’,, also took part in & recent|thc new approach to t Walnut Advantages ¢ order has decided to establish 1 \lkie” hit filmed in IHollywood. | Hill park memorial when it is huil The mec of the Lion con Boy Scout camps in the fifth, | T | has the commendation Private | tomorrow will he charg \ eighth and tenth districts. These dis- | 3 Walter J ith Post ins of | tellowship comt The various tricts are located in the New Jing- Ha" (em“” Resident Forei S enCrl, TR e Sl together, in land istates) During ‘the month of| of Sou(hmgton Is Dead | dorsed the movement il for of their chairmen | August the scouts will go camping | e S ward a lofter'to Mayor Imoncssa| A meeting of the Polish-American for three weeks at the expense Of| gouipinzvon Nov. 25 — Daniel P, | advising him of the fact epublican club was held last night the national alliance. e s s of Hobart | Councilman Scheuy, a first ward the Ialcon h B crisitect g Istreet, died at his home carly yes- cntative in th : Skl Shiaaon \ terd morning af! a short i 1 the park board and Charles i, acted a [ ness. Tle was one of the hest known UG RIS GHETE e i BT ¢ o Irish residents of Southington and ngthatSanion orroll y ozl was a lifelong member of St. Thom- | be placed to e todi lowad © ihis as’ church. He was a resident of | ( : “‘)‘ 2 gt 2 SRR This bed was selecied by the sl ” A others hay ard wo 5 o Gy e uthington for 56 year e " sent in from Bo 6:45 o'clock (cod Housekeeping Magazine He is survived by thr peac ey : rs, Katherine, Mar - S : to furnish a room at the ses- s P . Sergeant was detail- . o SRl Contribut Cd $70 040 1o Sta mlu Hallahan, all of Southington. Dr. John Clair Minot ed to i a report to ‘]l,‘}:‘.‘f:'i‘f";l'_“' ]‘(-'E(; SE L and four sons, Ira iel and TR 2 iladelphia, 1926. Solic 1 Grea[ s n Tms A[el James Hallahan of on and To L(‘tl}ll(‘ on Books maple posts, choice firured (i l 7l ‘harles Hallahan of New Britain. Dr. John Clair Minot will give a aus poshs, Ay | Mr. Hallahan was a member of !fClure on “Books of the Stason and BEPEND UN ZEMG curly maple veneer pancis. The Toathering A, Stanl ¢ | Tsabella Council. K. of (', Their Writers” this evening at S Draperies, of course, are net 1e Katherine ey The funeral will be held Tuesday | © 2 M i e included. Berlin pald the largest inheritance | morning 10 olclock from RoplunEE e sotiin sponsored Tfl STUP "cHINfi . tax to the state from the greater New | Thomas' church and burial will be | Y the _"“;‘”“ nd - Irofessional Britain district during the fiscal year (in (he family plot in St. Thomas' | " (NS ClUB. e e i soothing invisibls which ended June 30, 1929, accord-|cemetery. STt bl or the tortur hing ing to figures shown in the annual S e : Eohah b i is clea ramily report of State Treasurer Sa nlml i Felicitated by Friends % on ‘ helps 1 elief i1 spencer. The largest tax in the en- Pt S _ ! ] ¢ e ainy e o On 35th Anniversary hrouzh his hook talk } : Whittemore, Naugatuck r nd Mrs. Michael J. I on Wi J [ on the radio. H 5 ol ufacturer. The state received A Tlomestead avenue obser Is a rad of Bowdoin colleg o 4.93. I anniversary of their been in literd work ev The estates in greater New Britoin their hom irday his graduatior el ok k] [ which paid taxes of $1.000 or mor re married at Mary's i onty no more inter are as rollows: Katherine A, ¢ n this city by Bishop Mi- z talker or nt lit 1 ley, $70,940.41; I'. Brastow chael Tierney, then pastor of the lo- Dr. Minot, according to critic To. 994400 ville, $1,224.17; Dennis Brown, -l cal chureh. Mrs. Fitzgerald, befors - Nosades “ unslzne Saplan (o By tiss Helen ot Want Mortgage Cloud This is a remarkably good four- [ Berlin, $1 Minnie W. Dail R own I 3 fest price. Sin- ivistol, $1,100.5%: Jane L. Donoy e Removed From House SUFFERED FOR FIVE polerogai ey mese Olin Rty Southington, $6,634.13; I°r > the parents of five chil Twent gle size only; of gumuwoc and o Illis, Southington, $1,07 Anna Callahan, Aliss|evic YEARS. STOMACH mahogany 14 7 l'agan, Berlin, § Florence IPitzgerald and Miss Iisther for ) ") ienderson, Berlir N i e al e (R o R el Uarmead onk : NOW LIKE NEVV 11. Hills, Plainville, $1.696.10; Har- | pigzgerald of Detroit, Mich., and 1°ase of the mortgaze. Islich cannot . 1iet V. Hollister, Berlin, $1,6 | Charles Fitzgerald of this cify. be located and an action has been e U Alice B. Moore, Berlin, $6.4 ; hey received the felicitations of | instituted fo ra judgment settling the s gl bl Bristol. | jeir friends during the d title to the property on Mapte s, Hartford Lady Says It's Al- Julius H. Berlin, 2 it 1 which the morigage was, also a 0 ;. | Feresn b EE e riost Unbelievable the « nee L. Pi g6 163 R ‘ted Received udgment declari the mortgag 01.16; Catherine sullivan, 99,100 _Renorted heceives deaatiinnavein av Bon-Ti Ended All N i 9 | v | . .ay bon-lone inded £ Berlin, $1 and Jessc M. White, | In Red Cross (ampalgn Attorney Elias T. 1 repr File Bristol, $1.§ An increase of $417 in receipts for nts the plaintiff and t ion ils. > Tty |memberships in the American Red | returnable in the city cou se¢ e Four Lads Arrested in |Cross annual roll call today raised ond Monday in Decer Mrs, Tnuma Carlson, of 613 Wil the al a dy received by Tres son strect, Hartford. stated t | Brideeport Safe Breaks e fola! alteady received by Tren S i 1 r jurer Leon A. Sprague to $6.163.0 man at Alderman’s Dr Bridgeport, ~ Nov. 25 (UP)—Al-|qy(;irday's report showed a total of Main and Pearl streets, Hart- leged to have confessed to one sife ! e oo, [ bublons were {abuluied ad follow past vears. My appeti HE LR VoRe BRSSP S nlehs Tiany & Clark vy poor and when I did force . The boys. arrested by officers of | Memorial Baptist church S ,j“ Sgnuglood ]vhtiw.[‘\‘ z ) S : g iR o ke a lump in the pit of my ston the night patrol Sunday, were in,* i ch, where it ented and sour. jail in default of bonds of 52,300 |New Britain Machine Co SR SteRiani s el Received by treasurer . o ) 2 5 "he juvenile, who said he was 13 - me up sent sharp, | Washresorladlio) have basni ontoros| The mumber of members to dat Ing pains: through my stomach ani batlon after a safe cracking last |15 44235 | The turnings and panel of 1 % September. Ilis companions were| T B lurnInes N Cnan: S Dedhvct Joseph Stodowski, 18, Joseph Za- G UIIU ul\\lnt I\I\(- DANCL the spirit of the American Empire sk, 20 and Joseph Cwalina, 19.| Plans ave completed for the %emodern Single size only available; curly r Police say the four admitted they Thanksgiving dance which will be A broke into. an antamobile Asincy sponsored by Az Grotio at e va- | Method of relieving | November 15, cracked the safe and | sonic temple Wednesday night constipation. 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