New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 6, 1926, Page 7

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G lelh of Daughter : S ; G T t A was born yesterday ¥ . B < Ty \ Williar \1\ ! \ ailroad Men Here will « ) remains will 1 3 g0 William . Malo Ative T ) West cemetery ! f s 1 Ity tor peist Clinrch \ 3 3 ' e i . ! Anait Action by City « E & b 3 it « {3 re ings Aleais DL K e ¥ & ) in ) i i A i s of o i = S z ou. 1 h would t e ) y 1 L D K : \ ecgday eve h 9. 1t b 4 ond that this session d new building for the | iy ¥ Wil b ally dis- 1 i < 1 Chinmey Fire . R Ay | ‘ White Radio Control ; \ Bill Again Reported s ’ g v, Washington, March 6 (P — ! B ] o nt marine © ni t v the White ] ; revised form. NOTICE ! \ s c e ety 4 ip from country ¢ I wilt g A8 Voled to minctithe vesalutie ‘ 5 st radio tnbes or cquip- AV ™ Parent-Teacher Assn. Meeting r N The s Community Theater | . (Plainyille) A musical § ) Saturday. March 6 RIOTING IN ARICA BUCK JONES fn 1A Arlea, Chite, March & (P—Riotiz DURAND OF BAD LANDS Eiyeas i ACRIE isansanjEeroyaTY A | 1 too positiv . vian voters RICHARD BARTHELMESS fn Tl S b B Gt “BEAUTIFUL CITY” | 1 o s absc «cion Amiliary To Entertain Mon. and Tues, March 8§ and @ . 1 2 : S Mat. Mon. at 1:13, Children 100 on neat = g Mar v o \ vi 1 MAR IR 11t In fact, or ble rate © £ fARY CARR in ) RS e T A \ A LITTLE LEADLR Over the Hill” | 17, ! : e ety Eveniog i Marriage ot License Tseued \ g On the Sick List Mrs, Mary O'Brien of Boyer street y 111 at her m the Beriin leved sible for the break mad store e Gregory wa ati grocery T\vn\ of Maaselll Kensington s to be about again after an at- k of Influenza 1 ‘Find Diphtheria Carricrs { Reports from the laboratory |t health to | | tha state department of Returning From Florida : Dr. Rober M. Griswold, health offi- 1 Mrs. Joseph Dougherty | ou! mepes cor of Berlin, Indicate quite a lar who have b ADTURE OF )5 YEAH=DONT TAK aumber of diphtheria carriers at the winter months in DARIEL INTHE 1 50 AUCH= T TRYIN' Percival school, where one case of | to return LION'S DER el the discase has already been foun 5 (& AS ~ultures were taken by the loc to word received health authorities Thursday and | fricnds ) mples were immediately taken to | Is Appolnted Treasurer = ho laboratory, reports having been | Mrs. Fi nk Pierpont of Kensing- t ton has appointed treasurer of the Berlin branch of the Soctety For the P'ropagation of Faith, an organiza- obtalned in 24 hours All children at this school will be amined daily until the situation is vl O up. Parents are advised to ! tion of the Catholic church, which il feep at home any children who maintains branches in every parish plain of having sor throats, and | throughout the gtate. s consult the tamily physician at once. | Well Child Conference e arriers have been fent to their | The next Well Child conference at homes and are -receiving attention will be held at the T. B. ‘11' from physicians neton. on Wednesday 1ss Mary Griswold pe of mext w ent of schools, stated today 1ok A specialist "\" b i Perefval school will not be closed : «ince it will be possible for the au (lash For Rents » orities to stamp ot With the arrival of sp the | ine ore easily if the ch for rents is apparent FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Al] lhe Money in the World GEE' 1 NBVER AOM, DID PEOPL LOW 1N TUE WORLD } e VAEW TAIS BEFORE + ) SHOULD T Khsouh FRECKIEST WBLL I SAYS GO SWIMMING A LOT 1w IFITS / WHAT MAKES YOO LERE TUAT THE e A NBRLETNES ;1 piuas of AT § DEOPLE DIED OF ¢ ‘( o DIVERS DISEASES | W / |