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New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
WANTS POLL. REMOVED

Bridgeport. Nov, l2 R}-Whi'e o"oneratinS Charles Morissetre of Providence for the death on No vcmbcr 2 Of Victor. Iaciofano. 2I. of transton, R. l.. Deputy Coroner Henry (. Stevenson 1oday made q recommendation that in" Stamford Gas t Electric company immediate ly remove one of it's poles from proximity 10 tn" seen" of the 3rci- dent in Dari"n.
 Morissotto's automobile when ii MoriSct,e's automObji" when i' crashed into the po3".
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
FACE. ANNUAL. BATTLE

Worcester, Mass. Nov. - (uPD-- Holy Cross will begin "Ntonsivn preparations for Their annual batri' with Harvard today. The coaches verc satisfied with 1hcr Crusaders victory over Boston university ana announced that training would start today with EriwSon plays being in troduccd into the daily scrimmay session.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

The property is at lG2 North street and $4,o31.52 remained due on A mortgage which was taken ou "y the late Mrs Abraham Mci;Acr. Con- stable Fed Wrinkle was appoinr' a committee 70 sell the property which includes store and several tcnGmcnts
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

Comsrock reported tb" caS" fo DO lice. Police said they had been in communication with Mrs, La Mont iu StandaFd. .triz.. but she lad been unable to throw any light on her husbands whereabouts.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
PLAINvILLE NEWS
Continued From rase NtnJ

Continued From ra@a Ninr) ladies Of the parish. This is on" Of the series oG parties that Is being conducted during the winter months by the ladIrs. Prizes will be aNard- ed 10 the winners in all h" games. The parties h1ye. proven very popular and a large crowd is antici- pated tomorrow evening. There ~Il b. plenty of tables for all. The public is cordially invited
 Arrested After Crash
 Following an automobile accident on the PIainville-NeW Britain high way last evening shortly after 6 o'clock Mrs. Della Bramble of Gf Winthrop street New Britain. and Frank MargoRelli of t24 East Main street, Plainyilla, Were" arrested by , Constable. E. W. Farrar on charses of violation Of the rules cf the road. Both cars were badly damaged and Mar2onclli sustained cuts about the face and hands that nccessltated medical attention. Mrs Brambie was headed toward New Britain ana had just turned into the main highway from CooE street when the crash occurred.
 S!out Two Deer
 Michael ZavelIa and Lawrence Noble have returned hom" after d hunting trip in Canada. The men r"- port that they killed TWO deer which are being shipped here While tho hunters were returning home from Canada in thir car they met with an accident in Maine. The car was side swiped by q truck and it was nvces- sary for them to make tac vest of tine trip hy train. Local sportsmen are aYaiting the arrival of he deer with much interest.
 Choir Trainer secured
 Rev. Lincoln T.. Fryr. paa:or Of the Church Of Our Saviour. @nrounc- cd today that he has been very for- tunate in securing th" services of Malcolm Humphrt"s of New Britain to come here during thc winter months to train the lor@l church choir. Mir HumphrIns ie or"aWst and choir director al St. Marks E,paco- pal church in New Britain and 'u- joys statc-widr~ reputation. He is 4 leader in his work in New BrHuu and is expected 10 attain grT&t r"- suits with tn" local choir. He i@ an earnest workcf and Wiil 2iFn h,s @osl efforts oward helping tn" local choir Hie will remain tsr" uuII Easter.
 The Womaus auxiliary of 'h' church will meet in th" parrish house on Thursday st'ornoon at -.$o o'clock,
 The Juu.or Girls rtnrrJ'. soeu'> will meet on Er3"E Afternoon at 3.$0 o'clors.
 Choir r,hvars3 aal b. SMmla> afternoon a' o"'r.h.
 In,talla;iuu Tuitioht
 Thc r.v'r .lar'.I o1n.r- of 'G euNliary oC Uton%-l.rn. post AnrrIr.a Legion aIH H .a-'.,..4
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

The Njli.os young girls chorus ~hl give the first Of hts series Of concerts and entertainments on Saturday. November l5. at the Lithuanian hall on Park street with about sixty of the members taking part in tn" singing dancing and in s}rWmont playing.
 Tn" chorus is composed of girls Of Lithuanian extraction Of this city. ranging from Io 10 1G Years Of age. il has played two successful seasons and iis popularity was so great that it was requested 10 per fortN in many leading cities O. this state.
 Mrs. Josephine Sullivan. with ,he
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
IlHETkrlUN ON CLAIM,

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New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
Raphael Gets Judgment
 Ir Foreclosure Suit

IUdgm0nl Tor q forocTosur0 ny "%l" was ordered in city court yes. t"rday by ludg" stanley !, 'Erac". ski in favor of Louis E. Raphael
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
BERLIN NEVIS
(Cont;urod Prom Page Nino)

C. nntOieN IpIl ",' '\'l'
 T6. aqrn@l Pythjau fair will b." held ucX' Monday evening &t Com munlty hall. The committee on ar raugamonis has completed tn" pro- cram for the event. X one act comedy skit will fcGtGr" the enter taI0me1t program
 The final churcA night program at the Methodist church will be het1 Thur.1ay evening at 7:30 o'cloc};. Al those who .hav" been attending th"s" meetings itas been requested 0 bring a guest it the next meeting.
 Mr. and Mrs. James TreVeth.n entertained relatives at their hom4 over the weekend.
 Tho. next rehearsal Of the Pythiaa play will br held Thursday evening al Community hall.
 Tn" l'ile and Drum corps wlll meet Thursday evening d rommnn- fly hall.
 For S1lr-One hundred cords of hardwood tops, low pr,ca. One mil"
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

this evening at S o'clock at Legion halI' on Whiting street.
 Mrs. F.rbc Of SCmhinston. county officer. uill be the installing office. Following the exercises, social hour will b. enjoyed and refresh- .U,u:= served
 Education Week
 Tho American Education Week program in Tlaln,Hle will get under way tomorrow evening. IL Is Spon- -or"I by The American Legion and th. public schools This is the ninth s"ar in which the week has been oasary"d, Is purpose IS 10 cali the attention of tho public 10 the needs, u,,aE. and achI,Nem his of th" .s 'ocis.
 Superintendent of schools Leon c. tta"l.- extends an invitation 10 ..-r. citizen Of th" town to visit tu~ public asrhooIs The Linden street. and Eroa# street schools will u. open tomorrow evening rom : to >."0 o'clock. The new &@5,oo0 alIiIou 10 tn" llujrn street school sIu He oprued 'or pubhr inspection.
 wh. h4a school will be open Thursday evening from ' ro 9 o'clock. Thor. will he an assembly in tn" auditorium atJ"r .th" last pul9d Parents ar. "spoSially in- ,.r.d 10 come and interview the teachers and find ont for them- .ls.s What their ,hiidr"r ar" dong.
 Papers on street
 rouplaInt has been mad" 10 Flr>i ..r.nrman jam,, simpson that u~vshoys rah, rh" coverings off their papers and throw them into tn, 4trcr1s. creatin- untidy rondi- rior- This condition prevails most v On West Nam street. Ther" ar" plenty Of paper r"certaul"S around tnr streets and th" boys are asked ,o inc nor. careful aud place 1h" wrappugs in them This will only take a minute and will help 10 keep fa, streets cloau the s"lo"tm"n 4raUr.
 Chicken 'ir supper
 \ chicken pi" supper Wili b" held in the Conversational church parish house on Thursday evening at 6,&o o'clock. The public is cordially in .I'"d.
 The mono will be e- follows; chicken pie. mashed white potatoes. s.aHopad sweet poja'o"s. rreamod onions. cabbas" sIa~. .crIory. "ran- berry jolly. and pie.
 ~"ckiEr Divorce
 Anna <. Pu@rcsaz, Of New Britain has brought suit a'"&inst Louis Pu- erosa&H cf Pla!nYill" for divorce and aumony. The coupI" Nrr" married Bon May 24. I92i. Mrs. Pug"o3azh vgs formerly Miss Anna %EdliG.
 In. the action she charges that her husband ii hahjiu&i.y intrmpcr2l". Shr also charges that :jncc January I. l92>. ho has been guilty of in ,oIrrobIo cruelty She has retained ABornry Thcmas r. IrDonou@h CT New Britain to represent her. Pa pers were served by congt9hl" Fred Wrinkle Of that city
 Plai"N.llr Briefs
 Nlar;ha sewing circle WILL meet a' fha home Of Mrs Anna Narc" io- morrow afternoon a' o'clock. Ths will be q get-togath'r meeting and q full attendance is desired.
 or of the gates at the East +I11lh street railroad crossing vas hro'."n by an auto early this morning. Tn" police are jVosti"attnG,
 Miss Mary PcdroIn@ of Bank stree, fig confined to th" Hri-'nl hos piial t.uh injuries rreiy"d in taIi
 TtmnrbuN Bowling l.c"%lc
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
AIttj.IlOtiAc

2-N.wo t"f. T'urN AVENUES
 a-.AUToS ANr TEUcEs FnE SAtl -AI'TOMpElI.E FOR UNCUt%GG 1I-Nlrp rAETS hNn Art f..SpEl IFS ] AUTOMOBILES WASTED I"- NUTDS-TANT SERVICE ft--EAHtGES Tp LIT
 --NpwoECNt1ES AND HrNrLEs -NOTOE,' ,'Ytl.Et-El,N'l 'lf@ W'N1' H. SERVICE SYMPTOMS -j'ErAIIl%'i
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
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New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

 and was awarded highest honors.
 Prof N Nisacliis Of Hartford has full direction Of the chorus. which has been under his management for some time. The officers are: Chair man. A1nilia Yokan: secretary N"l- lie Shemansky; financial secretary. Ella L.ucas; treasurer Adcla Graim- iala.
 The progragm 10 he given al 7:%o in the evening will include: Nc povyhUs Meil".' q TWO act play hy members of n" chorus. and Il dance '.Nrimo McrEinu S0kjS.'
 These "il1 b". followed by solos and duets. Dancing will follow.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
POOR PA

terday l met Jim Gr&y.on that proposed to Ma when she was a girl, au' he
 seemed to be happy, Ma a!- ways talks like his life has been 3 disappointment Do him.
 Copyright I22y Iur',-ror, s.ut,.r.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
IO2 49u i6H-lfil thnl.>

I'lajn}Ille. Fast St. To ; rooms 10 r,nr- All improvements. Inquire whhln.-aIvt.
 Plainvllle Pharmacy and ThralIa Drug. Inc, will close a. 10 o'clock "nary evening except Sat.. then cloa- ing at II r. m. during winter months. -AdNt.
 For "al"-Large crib, per.cc. con d.tiont Phone lS-&.-Adyt.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
Classified l'oaIn05
Announcements z

! HI'jtf. .tT.;. '.r.j NI.>"S DEATH %DTlei.| "- FLORISTS
 @-A -LNNb$CtI'E GNEI'.%i>i NERAL. NIHI-'U,lES -I.FST AMI EDI|b d. PERSONALS
 STORE h%EoG%' 'EtiI.-|S
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

2. '.I ti. |-.fi.-, ',. +.-, .tIs.. < DEATH %DTl1l.r "- FLORISTS
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 STORE AEE0l %'}tL.-5S
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 nusmcss >,rr,:rr H,HGEES. U\IEIrS. "1~-ttIS" tg- HlILUI%G a>G'. CONTRACT ..-nySlNE5S SEHTuL E2%h"REi -.-nl;HssMAKING < Htl1iNGGy -::-rYl.INo < 'LI.ANI%E c'-INSl-HA,.l'E- ALL KI%nS LtWYEES-rATE%T ATT0l'NEN ~G-NONING. s"OEINI ~ ''HNTt>'i -7-PAINTING. PAPER II NN'tlN& 22-PLLNHl%,t UEAwG.- METAL NO 4a-pEESSING ANI1 TAILORING &o-PrINTG. JpHH.G. ATIo%EEY T P.OrEsSIo%AI S"HNi'ES &2-- HEPAtEI%G :,1-h-pIANn TTNrNG 53-WAN|Ep Tu 1E>n"E sEiNlrl"
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 Norch@nli~" --- }EvHrLEs FulS SNLN 5--H-rpH THE Nt"Aw}ONIsT 1t- lu.IlprNG MATERIALS 5,-Bi SlNE~S |, pEj"rE ECjfrNE S.-FAI,'I ANp DAIRY rEonuGTS 5G-rEIn AND 'IEL fn- FERTILIZERS SGEif+ PLANTS Gl-- F0OTWEAE AND rI,n~llIEG t"-GOOu Tfu%GS Tu HtT 6.. .HousrHOlH ARTICLES tt- MA'uINEHN. NIEr. d. T'"'.S p-- -MEErli '.l}11s't tT w''r @TnEE Ef MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS rG- RADIO c7-W lwCmt& l1ANnNhS. JEWELL ba- WANTEu a"TIrLUS wo BrN
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New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

For SaI"-One huudrcd cords of hardwood tops. low pre-. One mil" from Berlin station $, N. Cowl"s, EcnSimctOn.-2GNt
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

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New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
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New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
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New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
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New Britain herald., 1929-11-12

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New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
Real Estate for Sale

 AGENTS -I;"N1,' EsTATl, 12-Ni-, PIONEERS ,n-- ELui. $ BI-.sfNNSS PROPERTY EUIIL1lNG LOTS FOR SALE <- FARMS FOR SALE >%-lINl SfS FOX SALE Al-%tN NHisE rLNrHS FOR stLE s.1EtTBI-UN' reIt Etl.E &@ -H7.A1. ESTATE FOR ENtIIh%GI EEtl. E+TATE -l\wIJh
New Britain herald., 1929-11-12
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-04
Don't Neglect a Cold
Now, is Doctors Advice

Don't neglect any cold nowadays.
Colds are so weakening; and in a
weakened condition, you are so sus-
ceptible to more serious troubles.
When you find you are catching
cold, take care to k-ep the bowels
open. That's the first precaution
every doctor advises. That's the
way to avoid the congestion which
makes you feverish, achy, half-Sick,
miserable.
Millions know the quick way to
open the bowels, keep them active,
is with DR.. Caldwells Syrup of Pep
sin. Every second of the day some
one, somewhere is going into drug
store to get bottle of this splendid
medicine, made from simple laxa-
tive herbs and pepsin by the for
mula Doctor Caldwell found so eff
fective during his AZ years medical
practice.
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup of Pepsin is
mild and gentle in its action but it
is promptly effective on the most
robust constitution. Containing nei-
ther narcotics or opiates, it is safe
for the tiniest baby. Children like
it and take it gladly.
For colds, fevers, biliouSness indi-
gestion, headaches, heartburn, nau-
sea, bad breath, loss of Sleep-any
troubles caused by poor digestion
or faulty evacuation, DR.. Caldwell's
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-04
SEEK TO SAVE
NORTHCOTT BY
MOTHER Love
Hope to Build Up AIibi De-
tense for Owner of
Death Ranch.
By United Press

BY tHHeu Press
RIVERSIDE, Cal, Jan. 4.-The
unbounded desire of mother to
save Eer son at any cost to herself
appeared today to be Gordon Stew
art Northcott's chief hope to escape
the moose in his trial for the muir
der of three southern California
youths.
Just before selection of a jury
was resumed today, Northcott'S at
torneys announced that they would
continue their demands that Mrs.
Louisa Northcott be brought here
from San Quentin prison.
Through Mrs. Northcott they
hope to establish an "alibi defense"
that her son was not on the
farm when any Of the Sayings were
committed.
She has insisted that Gordon was
not there"
When Mrs. Northcott was SEN
fenced to life Imprisonment for the
Staying of the boy, believed to have
been Walter Collins. but said by her
to have been an eastern boy, she
reiterated that Gordon was not on
the farm that night.
So anxious was Mrs. Northcott
to save her son she wanted to adj
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-04
QUIZ PAIR IN KILLING
Two Suspects Are Nabbed
in Rum Car Staying.

Two suspects were held by police
today in the investigation of the
murder, believed to have been COM
mitted by hijackers, of Richard
Wilmington, alias James Carroll,
near Lebanon the night of Dec. 81.
The men we're arrested by Detec-
tives John Dugan and Clarence
Colder.
Wilmington was shot down with
out warning by men in a Stutz car
which drew alongside the machine
in which he was riding with Urban
Pope, Indianapolis rum runner.
They had been to Chicago to pick
up load of booze, but had re-
turned without any because 800 nigh
a price was asked, Pope said.
The men held drive a Stutz.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-04
TERRE HAUTE
LEADER HITS
MANAGER Law
WerneCke Advocates Repeal
at Democrat Legislators
: Conference.

The latest threats of legislative
attacks on the city manager law
come from Terre Haute.
Richard Wernecke, Terre Haute
Democratic leader and former Vigo
county prosecutor, told Democratic
state senators and representatives
in conference here Thursday the
existing manager law ought TO lie
repealed, or strengthened, but pre-
ferably repealed"
A petition is being circulated in
Terre Haute for a special city man
ager election in June, Wernecke
said.
Fortunately, we haven't had the
type of mayors you've had here and
we didn't need the city manager
plan to get rid of them,7 he said.
1--WE Democrats don't want party
responsibility wiped out. I'm quite
sure that down Cur way we can elect
a Democrat who can run the city as
well as a city manager"
Changes Are Discussed
He declared unfair" the proposal
for a city manager election in June
after the two parties have nomi-
mated candidates in the usual fash
ion in May primaries.
Further discussion of proposed
nh -, off 1rr
VIII be held by the Chamber OF
Commerce legislative and legal
affairs committee next Thursday at
luncheon.
Claude H. Anderson, attorney and
members of the Indianapolis City
Manager League legislative commit
tee, explained the proposed amend
ments to the Chamber group. Copies
will be made for the Chamber COM
mittee to study.
Seek to Amend Law
1t was said at the meeting that
some members of the Marion county
legislators are opposed to the pro-
vision that the city council or
commission name commissioners
for the manager election. A few
favored allowing the regular cleo
ton commissioners to direct the
election. The present law provides
that city council president name
the commissioners. The league
planned to amend the law to pro-
vide that council ny ordinance des-
ignate the commissioners.
A clause providing for proper
tional representation plan of elect
ing commissioners Is favored by the
league and majority of local legis-
lators.
Attorneys at the conference
warned against taking any steps
which would tend IT, raise questions
ns to validity of the law, threaten
ing the bond-issuing power of the
city.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-04
How Doctors Treat
Colds and the Flu

To feak up a cold overnight or
to cut short an attack of grippe, in
fluenza, sore throat or tonsilitis,
physicians and druggists are now
recommending Calotabs, the puri-
fed and refined calomel compound
tablet that gives you the effects of
calomel and salts combined, with
out the unpleasant effects Of either.
One or two CalotabS at bed time
with a swallow of water-that'S all
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-04

NIT all four slayings. Sheriff Glenn
Sweeters said
1t appears that Northcott might
repudiate all confessions attributed
to him, and charge that they were
obtained by third degree" methods.
The defense gained some hope OF
adding the plea of not guilty by
reason of insanity to its original
plea of not guilty when Judge
Freeman Thursday granted the de-
fenses request for a commission of
alienists to report on Northcott's
mental condition.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-04

No salts, no nausea nor the Slight
est interference with your eating,
work or pleasure. Next morning
your cold has vanished, your system
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PAGE s

Erickson county jury commissioners
70 serve during 1929. Woollen is
the Democratic member of the
jury board while Hendrickson is the
Republican. Names of prospective
jurors are drawn by the commits
sioners with County Clerk George
o. Hutsell, Republican, acting as
an ex officio member.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-04

Syrup of Pepsin will prove bless
ing.
It's overwhelming success and
popularity is based on real merit
on one satisfied user telling another.
Your drugstore sells the generous
bottles on a positive money-back
guarantee to give satisfaction.-Ad-
vertisement.
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Resident of Dugout Dies

ANDERSON, Ind, Jan. 4.-Wil-
liam Little, 81, who for three years
has made his home in a dugout on
White liver, is dead at the Madison
county inf1rmary here. Nothing is
known of his early life and it is be-
lieved he has no relatives living.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-04
WOMAN DRIVER HELD
Bound to Jury On Charge of Man
SIaN0hfpr

Bound to Jury On Charge of Man
slaughter.
Mrs. Nellie Cess, 81, of Vincennes,
was bound over to the Marion
county grand jury Thursday when
arraigned in municipal court on a
charge of manslaughter. Mrs. Cess
was at the wheel of the car in which
Bernard Kelly, 36, of 1902 East
New York street, was killed in an
accident Christmas eve. Joseph
Williams, alias Hamilton, who was
said to have been in the car with
Kelly and Mrs. Cess, was fined $40
on charge of drunkenness.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-04
NAMES JURY OFFICIALS

Court Reappoints Evans Woollen
Jr and Robert Hendrickson.
Circuit Judge Harry o. Chamber
lin Thursday afternoon reappointed
Evans Woouen Jr. ana Robert Hen
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-04

Sweaters, $3.S5
Mostly fancy pat
terms of fine worsted
yarn, pullon style
with V or crew necks.
Some imported. Sizes
So TO A. Others at
SIS. S5.