Daily News from New York, New York • 646

DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 27. 1931 Queens Indicts for Dump Nuisance Brooklyn Ash Removal Company fticial are scheduled to appear DtfC. 7 in County Court, Queens, FEUD OVER A DOG BRINGS NEIGHBORS TO SUFFOLK COURT yesterday by an ambulance surgeon after he had swallowed a quantity of disinfectant in mistake for medi- Eklyn. Sec.

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The junrs charged the company with permitting rats and other vermin to infest the dumps, as veil as allowing odors to emanate from it. These conditions, the jurors held. Created a menace to the "comfort, repose, health and safety of a considerable number of persons residing at Corona, Flushing, Forest Hills and other places in the vicinil m2 54 $1 Weekly Solid Platinum Engagement Ring with 13 genuine Blue White DOTn rin 01 wu The engagement ring has 7 genuine blue-white diamonds and the ding band has 5 diamond of equal brillance. Both rings i'M a OXoats and SUITS of a sensationally i (33) 5 Diamond SCi.J)." Wedding Ring Heart Design Wedding Band with genuine Blue White Diamonds. IS Kt.

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