New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 2, 1926, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. TUE SDAY, MARCH :_ 1926, 5 ELEGTION CONTEST MT “BATTLING ANNIE,” NEW BRITISH RING—PRIDEi I‘]2fi CLASS FVENTS UP BEFORE COURT Old Sagbrook Dispute Being Threshed Out | iV | Facts Which Challenge! AT HIGH SCHOOL g T |Graduation Dete May Be June. S AL An A | 05 Guunmllees Named | " "TEA Mareh 2 Pl—An clece tion contest from down the river | was argued today before the su-| preme court of errors fn this city. It s an appeal by Frank §. Pratt, democrat, from the dcision of | nmittees Jutl Judge Edwin . Dickens o e T SRS e charge of th Has the Endorsement of Millions Denny elected first selectman of the ‘ 7 town of Ol4 Saybrook at the elec: | : - ) ; = W o Pussywillows Are Ripe, | \f.mm“n\ \,',“ BRITAINT that there 3 £ Little Girl Proves 1t \ count of the i 1 | A sedly 'yt } o comt Sy 10t o I 1l gty ) h i B t Brit 1 is one of the promoters ; | Proje o is supreme rep. ; g i i ! t grand chancel- B ¥ ‘ e William Cow i« atie colum by 1 Donald MeCre . Is a past grand chancels Frank Gon man of Y Bowe, Jr., in the | 1t und a 1 his | © 1 A L s ety ol Sias - [ y : pear in the w 1 FOURTH BIRTHDAY PARTY ’:“y'v‘\""",“""‘\;‘mr"’]f" Meet ‘Battling Annie” New- and will take on a mere man, also, if sufficiently provoked, And here is one more view |¢! reed iC : ' : hallile Ml "‘ Loy ;‘ enny, 19 7, 13 # i gl g # 3 ¥ i ryiee A T will ob- -r and Howe ton, England's latest ring as this picture demonstrates. The nicce of a professor, of this doughty battler [ committer This is the | ed 1 with & ¥ red all but |G ! 5 iy action, thh time pummeling | gret time this B Bt Lot BELGIAN HORSEMAN DIES i at B | pride, who challenges the she likes literature and such well enough, but feels woman 1 b to keep in per-|a Juld work ot it i B 1 M —Baron A n;“fominiuo world at her weight has a place in the prizefight ring, also, if she wants it. feet, trim for challengers. 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