New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 6, 1926, Page 2

NE W BRITAIN DAILY HEKALUL, SATUKDAY, MaKUH 6, 1926, {commit a technical violallon of th I'--H')"n hadr, Inee automobilo accident, died yestorday | - P Q . law to get out of his difficulty |at the Washington hospital in .wm‘l)r' Bryan Def | hcod) erman frauleins of tho provs On another road, one man in his |of a blood transtusion in which wil-| Passes Away in N. York | orgunized a “Socloty of | W car reached a turhout dn the heavy | Ham Wicbhe, brother of the driver o i March # (P =Word | Long-Haired Maidens." 4 anow and took u position which ho |tho truck that struck the boy, gave |came here yestorday of tho death fn | The campaign is marked by no| N/ considered allowed space enough fn|up a quart of blood. New York clty of Dr. Bryan Def littlo bitterncss. Even the widesprend vhich traffie coming in the opposite ‘The boy died a few minutes hefore eedy, not only widely known as @ animosity in Germany angainst Pre- C/” i . tion could pass, Tha driver of i”' rman W the truck driver, | practitioner in medicine and sur- | mier Mussolini of Italy is being cap- -~ \ second ear of the opposite line | was arralgned before Judge Padden. | gery but as a realtor. He was re- | jtalized. T members say | (N . ided that the space was not su ‘\\'Y.“n the nows of his death reached | puted to have had extensive hold- | that hob-haired girls look like Mus- A clent although another car had just [the pollee they immediately charged | ings in New York city and also was ' sojini, passed. Ma demanded of tho walt- ’hlm with manslaughter, |a property owner here, and was| Newspaper Marsay {Recent Blizzard Brought in Ny ° e = it authorities, his brother, willingly | of a millfon dollars. He was in this| “Imagine u bob-haire wonld have given the blaod in an [city a fow days ugo 10oking after 1is | sombing golden halr six in ttempt to save the boy, only the | 16 one of the socioty's ot are Uyt et | doom'a [ police would not relcase Wim long | from | “Short locks make er Ger G LAl After ten min. | enough for the operation. | mania 1ook ridiculous” is nnother, O.l bl { 25 Useful for impaired nutri enough last month when deep (i bhattle, however, bt | many of tho ) opposite 3 tion—Vitamine content cen provided, t guaranteed i3 blle tr SL.00 per hottle The P own the Wil rofused to back fnt the fashion of bohbing their Y FREAK COWPLAINTS BY AUTOMOBILISTS de-licious Cake’ have y sockely's ertising heing Lorelot hes long" | interest Mr was a graduate Yale in the class of 1587 e stata motor depart 1 Sheody storms | day' if necessary, ts blocked | 1tes of thiy waiting I mude an- | the driver In the line tarted np hin engine and passed r machin: HUMAN CHAINS SAVE BOYS y | Shakespeare's Plays Had Few Women Actors | March 6 (Pl—Shakespoare | write o lot of plays with | #ex complexes in them because there wias no bheautiful young leading act- reases in his d. to save a mawk play with thelr persons! charms, > 0 At least that 14 tho reason Gran- \ 5 0 LI ~ ville Barker advanced here in a loe § (@] N B ! e )l ioned Chocolate Ighways o v . ¥ (Came to U. 8. in October, Pt Girl Immigrant Killed | skaters Lie on 1ee and Rescue Com- | Hoston, March 6 (P—Miss Mary| .~ Panibns from lake, “adogan, who came to this country | . \White Plalus, N, Y. March @ om Iroland oply last Octoher, | J0hM, Podd and Joo Machinaty, \8 o 4 to deagh yosterday when 1 and 12 pidy ““\'\:' S St e R LR e S accabue troliey ear, The sccldent oc. M ROrthern TegaNtyaon jsiey earet ."ulu'nn whe | Thursday by six other companions, A when MM dogan, who i) o' cormed a human chain | 3 anr:u;-xl “nas.‘lu:“;nn;; ]’,;i(, hl‘ "1 The boys were skating and struck partment was called to extriente T aTthlnplen whichibrche tn cam they her body, 8ho was 26 years old, i weir companions formed a ehinin | by linking thelr hands together and then lying flat on a palr of skis. With the aid of a rope the boys puled out. Parig, 5. | 414 not Makes Restitution for Full Amount Missing 1, M e G s 1 the district court of uiter Y Pitty whe f vate a «deticit of over B 11 hoen Te- ral by counts, acconnty 1t ure for the comparative cleany | the great inaster's dramas | | “Shakespeara had to rely on boys | to play the feminine roles. 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