New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1930, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1930. 5 great many people do, of } From City of New Britain 5,000.00 | | pose of the act, which Hc W r[otc, ;\‘1% Two Women Each Claim | course,” she admitted. “But that |From rebates . 100.00 JA K LI] ;;" e e Dead Man as Husband = , | — ¢ 5 b | o RO M m- cases 5 3\0 e clieg o Expenditures | Representative Black, democrat, | en, each clai s M e e R R @ e $56,555.70 | ‘\ Y., has indicated he may intro-|Were the principa ar he amended coolly. “But o |Salaries (28 people) ... 336, 70| o [u|\tr)l of Irank Iitchban, 53, yes 1 2 y. his nurse, say—she ought to know pplies cees 58.70 a similar bill to repeal the) Both women attended a re= ehon A R e 40 \lrmn act, which was intended as a | S 5 Enid nodded | Telephone ... 25 'W‘JOUCS Law afld Maflfl Act D“e‘\unp?n against the white slave | Guic! -~ S LI VIl AT i TGRS Bost o i | tchban died of heart discase ine this morning—remember?” | Insurance .. .00 | 0 id I Re oIt The house judiciary committee 15| jaet Thursday. While the local Mrs, / | e ? 5000 8 ng a bill to make it iM-| teppan w naking ~funeral ar- % Yes,” she said. Printing 0 I Revision IS g a bill 1 FifeEPAR es T 1 “Well, thut's wh he said “i | Auto expenscs, trolley . | ble for federal judges to imi-| . ments, a woman who claimed o ca u . iles .. 248580 | |poge drastic Jones law penalties on | ¢he was Mrs. Mary Iitchban ot telegraphed her to call you up on| automobiles) | " . o | pos Ities on | she was ) long distance betwen | Publicity S 37000 | Washington, March 4 (UP) petty violators of the prohibition | Stamford, claimed tie man : q e 1 |tation for the repeal of some old | n alf-past ninz | Quotas to \!’1l< and - : : R e s tional organizations .. crhnlnalfons Snces ezinning to|. The bill is to be presented t » ford Mrs. The telephone was ringir Entertainments [Ruentgoban s WEsonal S “\’““”‘" 9 |house as part of the administ s ved the Greenwich The Big Shot laughed. Janitor service-—inc] luded in “Rent” |8ain momentum in the housc. prohibition enforcement progran the fune rangements, here's yonr Martha now Repairs (building, plant)—included | Debate on several relalively UR-|ypouqp it would go further the ¢ tende scck a S My ! {important measures which have en- | [0 b S Rl . left by 42010 sazed tip ationtionfoCLthe hou ‘hlhw” e R ) Synopsis the grea Shot's underworld greater than sk her about it:" = In “Re "é . J right, Frank L. Packard) sguinment f(seasmnote 7 Sk Shot. Determined Pt Zainiiio 1is| Gperating expansey o 226,00 | while it waits for the senate to ta Shot and save Hentoh oy aitomy Conventions (incluc action on the. tariff bill has reve \., Yer home. The 7 o) RS 00,00 led the existence of an *anti-morc ‘ She shows him 1otograph [ : : SRR = Education .00 |laws bloc,” unorganized. but drawn | her brother ta for n | s R O together by opposition to all b war; it ni him and : 3 | L 5 $42,925.60 | proposing to add to the crimina he insis left behind for her mi Weltare & Visiting prison construction program recom- | Then 5 1 : ; < —— e Nt o $205.40 | mended by President Hoover was | Chap! i 1 { o 2 'S . 2.00 | construction of three new penal in- | Enid \ 3 dls DL Tt enacted in the last years c dared 1 . 7 3 ; i The budget of the Visiting Nurs Totallle oo s 9.40 |added rapidly to the read in t 3ig § ment 3 o /) % 3 H issociation, of 1 less than half | “Equipment” consists of the follow- | tentiary population. | is received from the United Com- |ing items: They were more insistent in their munity corporation, is $42.928.60 ac- Office equipment .. $150.00 |objections to the '\H cording to s issued teday. N edioallicaiioment 110.00 | called up from the 1se ¢ 1, The cstimated income Child Welfare equip- to outlaw intc e tre community chest this year is placed ment ... i 160,00 |Of fircarms cxc Incon — — £ law and \Jl'lkA and would further “rom United Community ALDERMEN BAN DRY VO {Gorp weeoe... SIN128.60| New Haven, March 4 — New : gonuplicen at § 128.60, — 1 The budget is as follows b e e I e 20 absolutely essential to maintenanc ng but S Lt rom fees from patients 2.000.00 | ven's board of aldermen last SHkely ikl Gy RS SO O ] ivi She stared at hir 1 i Ul 2 4 I b 8 ‘rom Mctropolitan Lift | voted down the motion of Alderman |10 repeal the Dyer act, which makes In Packets and Individual Tea-Bags frightencd. Her I v 1 v L £ i G LachOUE] (i (e . £.300.00 [ James . 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