New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1926, Page 20

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Others wa the night and adalajara, Mr. and his wife & ‘hing a point where train for Mexico Cit dship. they . Wyt 00p on the train mining man Russel, Mrs, C, of the manag from City, Jour scouring ons of the H. B r of the Gua mountain- o » Tank of Mor s of Guer- old baby at rived ned. A numbe Germans on molested obbed, from bein the \rmrllh opened , women and children B¢ d t train , or “}‘0 perished later in which the on Afire, known. |Widening Hartford Ave. Again Tonigh on Hartford av opportuni n the board of rom the | p Iebris, ne fatalitic run as high as ' None of the forc opinfon ard to t on both sides eeting on this mi held two on the of them | m M. Wynkoop of representative of company, the tra " s put in a the | appea :: cided nger on postpone he crowning ° avement Mr. Mosman's the successful casting of bronze doors on the of the capitol building at n. His father before him cast doors. hundred years or more ago ilas Mosman moved to this city and opened blacksmith shop. His son, 8 learned the art of sue ing broize and for r leaving snc walks, Tt is uttle Meadow avenue, 18 T t and 106 Willow street, on od that he had a|¥ [tors all over the country. SR (Vs lenov i tom) oS I LEOYED J Mosman the third generation, he failed to do so. | - |lowed in his footsteps and Alling told him that was no e STalin s il ordle yesraideyotedito ) L Y sculptor himself an brouze plaqu form of memor vars and events (l( 100 Melzer hired fo o Judde exeuse m Steinherg, rd, was cha now to remain on the sidew property at 1 a similar ¢ <t Donald Theso men faf hislol\«al rong the masterpieces of bronze ring to come from Mr. Mos- little shop here was the statue Yor was L ound man' Gaudens ond hem by Jnd argéd many ¥y« the alpture to 11 be found AWARDED CONTRACTS T Blnestone Co. .-,( semen’s | 1 od forces with | Products Co. the partitions, gr contract 1 and the East Berliy contract for b irned out castings for sculp- | 400 Iil AD, lil.l)flfl ¥ Tucson, Ariz. 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