New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1926, Page 3

" ) M'EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1926, ST, STEPHEN'S IN ?‘T'V'?kh One D°.Y°‘;‘ANTI-EV[NJJTIUN L i som NEW SCHOOL BUILDING IN NEWINGTON l SNOW PLOW HITS COUPE VERYMT BELT j‘_mk l ’ Pfett'e,#" FORCES WINNING i s o, e e Do ste srsper Cnor- f Georgla was lost at the 1024 ges | ers Automoblle Completely Buried ——— n of the legislature, the Atlanta H ! i ‘ n Snowdrifts, President of Amnandale College| PP o Dass Lt i Thiee Sopheny| e o coeeton o b : | tn Suowiri Lol ! lution o prohibit” the | o | New Bedford, Mass, Feb, 10 (® ‘ f . g PR T 3 . Admit j i 0K ot ovolution i the el L ¥ | —Plowing into a huge drift at West~ d IIS Increased Resorts 4 : by | States This Week s L L port Point just before noon today, : . N . ¥ ho We ad 4 TR 5 State’s Auditor Cal IS s |8 Coure dimcet ety bhiiod, TEhg t there s more opportunity te 2 X Lounwvilles, “Ky., Fat ) At Treasurer's Office ) 5 5% 3 ot | presence of the automoblle was not e | Anti-cvolutionists ¥ \ o e i y ; known until the plow struck the car, rchase llquor in the vieinity of aaalhat thibitoanhin A Harlford, Feb. 10.—~Clinton H . ) ! A | 4 Snowbound in the car was Dr, e, 8 " 0 A ovell of the accounting fir of » . Ht. Stephen's college a' Annandale | § 2 public schools and cc L i f i $ \ree goovell, Wellington and company } ; [ 0 i homas . Adamsville, R. I, than there was before prohibition, southern states dur ' Bobter : b + | i} 4 ? « 1 stranded about two I 1 A | ok } It ducting the st d ind that the Volstead act {s respon- g g In i fourth \flairs o ! N e | If. Unable to move ible for a degencration of the col- 3 >=m”"k" 'F“'. »'f’l‘ vl & lost " {treasury under former Treasurer G . > i’ _j" Ay 5 3 W vhile the snow buried N . % countries, cvolutionists r e A irinking, 16 the opinion of Dr. Ber- ROuniEIsa arolull 8 treasury office in the state eapitel : : o Rabbda % nard Iddings Bell, president of the | trial and in a third ¢ vo ) 1nd held a conference with , 1o EAST SCHOOL - NEWINGTA N s * b nd drove his car after college, o § trial of John 1 $ t T e IO AR T J ! .U, WING the plow estport Polnt, In reply to a letter from Harry 8§, A ¢ 0 [dvalutiontheories Mr. Seovoll looked at some of the - S e ‘ a 3, Mississipp| ) | ‘\\ irner of ‘n:o lm; r“l ional Im]l||< ¥ 'h“‘l f" ”;"l_" t locuments thers but did | ] . : UNFILLED STEEL ORDERS Lell wrote in part ; 1 Governor Mirlam A. e el ot ey ol (R ENGRIREIOAY BT ot 3 ; S 0 Feb. 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