New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 29, 1929, Page 34

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1929. PURCELL-BELOIN DECISION FILED : IS PR[]MISEIJ MONEY ‘g Wlloy Grants Motion {0 15,05, Tt Need Mot Womy, Hal , b Dismiss Appeal Sags Today Joseph's cl D et 7 o'clock ceremony was pe Judge Thomas J. Malloy o Har Nov. 29 (I)—Veterans formed by . John 1% Donohue. court of commo 1 wdmitted to the Fiteh Soldiers’ “{H:w were M ‘ 1 1 down a decision otion Home i hospital wd Seivers. A reception L g | t the home of the bride. ¢ %o dismi i ¢ : | Norotor 0 ap nsion . Chichester is the widow of ti ) William P 1 s o e s 1o the by the - Anderson. Mr. Chi- his memo: e Com “This action wa nd Control ' strect Clam Digger Rescued in inding o (Quwmdml by lncmm 3 v (A nd tor the been was | officiated | {report number of inmates Martin | | a request would izabeth ,\um ddz'ngs 1 I{—\\lbl RSON ce at the rectory of hurch last eve f in an East Main Retail of Quality Herald d Classified f Ad Headings Announcements MONUMENTS S CANDSCAPE GARDENING FUNERAL DIRECTORS 2 AND FOUND NALS nt e 1 s Daisy Kallberg, sister « ust 23, 1929, By Ac be made of the board of| groom, was maid of honor and e S s avoal and control for a4 transfer o St man vas charter of the ds to mect the situation this bride ws Universa year S ot bl S HEATERS Lo Raymond Gates, seeretary of lish Jace and her veil was also Useful in bathrooms s -mum i |the Veteran Home Conmimission. | Spanish style © carriec bouquet and $4 95 an tgneimot, clarcd today that all veterans now | of roses Saster lilies. The maid nurseries - Sl e the \m:w; \.\'r“\.hl;u»![‘ Iu-r :a‘1~;ur' honor n \\:.cl of ']»nh\vl taf- : when received there feta > carried a bLouquct of ] mand shall nc r there simply repr : AR “ the costs o W ine which is mar of the groom to the b nay b ! use it all came about in or white sapphire neck- i gold State Detectives Assist Eroon In Worcester Checkup 1 \icopiion l |2 ! | I hi | ride gave the bride- watch chain followed the ecre- Worcester, Nov. 20 (UP)— | mony at which 75 guests werc pres- ne ous removed | o detectives augmented local au- ent from Hartford, Newington. [ ntol orilics today in inve the Turlington, Torrington, Thomaston, z of the deaths of James J. | wWalli rd @ this city ! 3 % Casey, superintendent of detectives | The home was prettily decorated $ Friends Work to H§lp : i‘.',“ the ]1):1;.1[ police ']»pm‘:ll‘\\.\’\xf"yflvyl\!:l Inor hi |‘;A.u‘<‘1v'x’\”1:xlv‘;: ‘;mi'. i o ‘ Aged Man in Well worlker Bociaa i wne (e R et ersraen " claimed by 3 Wilmington. Kent. 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The cover ! 2 = brid 15 the wmaid of s appeal the bodies wer 3 o % £ James Kane was best Stiners court’s mind in the first clait MISS GREENBERG 1S HOSTESS y irdy we must be controll A party hom¢ i = L AR st ontre e blu it velvet of amount which th £ Miss It Hartford ST o s 1 lam wenue, Girls pres- 1 carried o bou- ARlsellinn © lon the imprisoned m Jiess E A e o ponipons e maid of was $£400. He st . ke W honor wor evergreen transp. Workers were crecting fhTes party | onor wore a green nsparent peali it S Rl s |Velvet dres I silhouctte lines and ted to lift the cover, | B g0 e ialls Miss Martha Blu- i Martha Koplowitz [ Miss Rose Greenherg, Miss Bvelyn | - rkowitz, Miss Ianny Weiner, Miss |\ i0E S M08 Mary Gordon and Miss Bessic Kap- | /o0 fPE U THERIG RS SNE Mo it naE N Gy vith whit played, Miss Kob- | {0 ilivard Stavnezo nthal, Mis ROOT HON( D BY SCHOOL defendant ¢ t 29 (P—"For bearing in determining of appeal lan, all of this cit orated pretiily that ¢ s i [ lowitz W first prize, Miss Blu- | fjoy Krawit its ¢ th second and Miss Iic nberg school. lar ¢ of n the \eheon was served ! high s - seminary, Har NO PEACE PRIZES PLANNED Giatod with his Oslo, Norway, Nov. 20 (P—The portation. I Nobel prize committet ha |not to award the 1928 city for his a prizes while his bride 1928 prize money will be | tation as a si to the then, that t ter of proved Jun and 1929 a4 wedding return will reside o decided Mr. McAloon WATERBU She carried a bouquet wedding Lride’s Ih enjoy. diate rel, Me hool and St tford. He is father in mail tr: is well-knoy bility enjc RY MAN HELD 17 JOIN UNITED GROCERS S Mass. Nov. 20 (@ — With the close ¢ ported to h B Irivin 1geroust £ it stence in N e commilL romas A. Navin of Water- [ ¢ he he committee were z g N n il A e Conn., and Avery Gould, of N e : S Brooklyn, N. Y. both Dartmouth ! i MEM- | tary of state Miss Elsa. 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