New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1930, Page 13

Second Section Pa_>s 13 to 22 NEW BRITAIN HERA NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, MARCH 18, RECEIVE HI]NURS B e Value WlSe-"" \Former Premier to Be Buried| [' Stock Up For Spring at *““The Fair’ Tomorrow Amid Pomp A SEASONABLE SALE OF Full Fashioned SILK HOSE (Semi-Service Weight) 1930. Father and Son Engage In Fight, Accuse Each Other of Starting It; Man Testifies Despite lnjurles o S SN NN Brother Tells of Sa\mg‘ Gas Sttion Prope Proprigtor Says R S - Father of those he exiled when dictator Punishment. | R S Pl‘]SOl]el‘ Kep[ Flvc Rugs | their homeland, and from which iperior rubbl just a month ago, Tdward Wass of 502 I | iscredite ¢ st aside. i was badly marked i ? Befere police court opencd toda his home late ves| ulian Wezowicz, proprietor of in police court today with his m,m‘x nley Quarter filling cye closed tight and his ct, called on 3 and swollen. He and complai Madrid, March 18 (#—The body ivera was in, enter- t Irun, the same From Further! Alco Primo alcohol ottles 25¢ 1 one pint quenched y ) =T dnesday i e = WEDNEShAY=————- """ ¢ , e lone not its sove phen Wass, ! V- | had been victimized . | dgictator will be buried as the : ; : RUBBERIZED Never Before At This Price €115 windes Women's Crib Sheets ' - | Williams, who was arrested yester- |at his death still was premi FOR WEDNESDAY COSTUME SL“)S Maroon color, double coat- e | day on the charge of obtaining with the military pomp of his rank | ing not guilty to the charge of | money under false pretences, He told |of captain gener: cd rubberized Crib Sheets FOR WEDNESDAY Size 27x36 palr 25 Wednesday .. C ‘ : —_—— ch of the c and assault, | the sergeant and State xolu» Press More Generous 500 of them—cach made of Y W5 0"Toole, who have o rongly part press to- defena c, that he gave \\\llnms $7 from the e enuine **Loomeroft” non-cling lin- S werie fabrie in tailoved style with ash and five rugs to be cl 1t against the and renovated and had not filled its chapel i wstitched bodice. White and a mass tel shades. Dis | {1ie rugs as had been prom cparture for , awtiful stocking built to stand wear and -strain. Silk to top. All new spring shades. Sub-normals of e ather and was forced to himself. The complainant yeste was the four time son had beaten him, and Wass, another son, told of his ef-|} testified that former columns forenoon in self Paris. The which the sen Prosecutin Attorney J. G. \\0\)|I\ told Judge e in court that At- o pull his brother off Gy pull his brother off = his|ysey gohn B of Hartford ,re- father as the latter was being beat- | - f aueste ce for one week |tures has reac en. John said his brother did not | | Tl UG L work but spent his time loafing | gdec; 2 Esjordeyier ! . A plea of not guilty on two [tator in proud b - I beneath a f The funer Trun, which is ne until late this will be removed the bor in the irony -powerful dic- modest asylurs — FOR BOYS — Spring Weight Union Suits Ecru color knitted suits for present wear. cotton in short sleeve, knee length model. Sizes to 31. Ior Wednesday . . A Good Housecleaning nain at N /i Just 4 Help— father when drinking b makes their family li “He was looking for trouble comes up for trial that other similar added. 0 years of aze and | before th S| 1t is possil “Sprustex” counts will be 0Oil and Dry Fine ribbed 29¢c A Wednesday Sale— Safety Matches ked 12 boxes to a carton. 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Complete with handle. forced into it and only struck h EilroN mo ‘ when he could not do any nd take a first payment at | Will b g ath ISeRtoiT role tinimenl [the same time, His customers Asked why he did not find em-|never received their rugs ar their pioyment, Stephen replied that he | money, they complained, and his oft school only a short time ago.|arrest followed. cleries “If there is no work can't find | tt, that's all.” he ass “My bLrother testified here avor of | my father, hut it my mother was here, she'd fell what the trouble| Father Badly Battered nd personal friends will be chotts Dau”h(cl Left The (m With Married Man geant . J. 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