New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1926, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY STABBER INSANE, ™" 12 g LOVERS “SAID IT” \x/m_[ ROCKS “'-'"{,1'”},’12.‘2:‘1‘:2:'{;,3\;‘.f-"}i.,q GENERAL CONNER POLICE BEIEVE ¢ tho Leglon fiecomes Deputy Clnei of Stal T ——— MDD U GRS - ! : vy . - | [ Samucl SWOT, rortor o ¢+ mancipator d to become deputy chict of staff ¢ tdea of The change is one of several do- al Conner will succecd Ma- ke conmand of the first vision, with | : A 2 ) g chief of staff in charge « 15 B ) 9 Taetiny ' ral William 1. Con- ymmanding American < in China has been assigned ! ; s i \ J e g " to command the s division at ound C 1 ! : | | | OOES ey | { e bk 4 mhe |1Fort Sam Houston xas, effective s i il J | swzz BR3Y \ Leohe e upon his return from the Orient alter Kosswig Investigat i R v 3 aces 11 Major General Malin Cralg, pres- for the rity rtment 4 | | ;Og‘;:;i | S S t t of cavalry, and who soon passing t r t L/ / | | - el , i etire, will hecome an assistant - by el X ¢ | : . / uged by General Dru R NGTMCE. - © WOULDN'T D«.(_‘TLY - 5 Dcllghtful Pla\ let at e WHAT WOWD GV i FALL FORP THE { Memorial Program for | ‘.HTS"‘Q lf‘,?g‘"h,”,(,h,}fl.c}! HAVE THOT OF A (14 A\ NTHE. OF ~ Lincoln and Douglas R e % Now DBritain and Plainville |ful tea held in the church parlors e | right at s ¢ hunch room, | J ham ot Lisho 2. : KOG - WHEN SME |:rnv'fiw'rf' L s giy 1 v oster NAQ\ 157 ED 0 | | v the vaneems Colored M Luther W was chs pended : s 1 fs that is the RDCKS> P ~ ¢ will hold meniorial services | man of the commitioe in charge and morning by Judge Hungerfor proportion ! b f li et 4 | v oafter at 3 o'clock at . Mrs. E. M. Harwood and Mrs. A, According to 1lloog was at under E that t » 4 J o) on Church |W. T'pson, president and vige-presi- the lunch room , ) 1 memory of [dent of the Woma association, night, and he thr me per v mou | iE m Lincoln and I'rederick poured at the s which were napkins into a par z gly decor: with red. en Ward 1 ners discove £ e — == = = = e Raymond N. 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