New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1926, Page 14

i1 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1926. ount " | ) At drifts toward 9 | Clarence Blanchard, town mod i re m), sent him to Secretary N e S She Is the Rattlers’ Nurse L e | Davin R"UN[] THE W[lRl‘I] p ' ting | Deputy M)w riff Augus MaCau loctor; Orle Ward, school dire ctor, | Represontative Victor L. Berger, a ; y rd to Col Cooll ; was one of the cole socialist, of Wisconsin, introduced a q tabl rought the news to tho Geners i backers i other ye Dic L Brown, [ 9 motion in the house yesterday \ I t go | store 10. He said th 1 a kinsman of the second Mrs, Coo . mm for an investigation of tho 4 ‘ ' ) of 'H ready had been notl t idge, installed the colonc) Ic TSt lition of the president's set, Walter M. Lyndes, Ie ¢ ingle local inecldent, LeRoy Reddick Has Traveled i ¥ (o Y0 i o i e Ny st o wisaton ws : e " sl Workers Wont Reum 5 2 e was a clash with po- That Distance for L. F. & 6.+ 10t o tha e erisn, ne o e HE ol (T e Untl Pledge Is Given it e “Gera mida and o8 history of ( | Cool- | ¢ tress. Herbert Moore, distar § 0 Pussale Worsted Spinning company, Y ) 4 ; s It be passed sately man of the president, W - i men and women were i m left the house 3 - founder of fhe *ool | r Police mour blie the fol. { tdge club g torcycles rode cral store. } § Cooli arrested t s not i 4 p - All these 1 i Later o ; others have bLeen visitors to the od over the condl- room which is on the gro v ; At £ in 1 TN sall Col. Coolldge's 4 . L deterin ¢d by the Unite » - es, must Lo pald by m Loomis of Troop 2 and s and possibly 2 : 2 ked, M hin 1 : iR Herbert Geislnger of Troop 10 ; S . L last night. o following remain “within 3 Mrs, Walter Lyndes cross 1 : second clas f ¢ ; i 3 g came ¢ ass Wegner of ’ rall of his patient throughout 4 » 5 to the Coo! me, ¢ t daily 5k ; e 1 of Ilainville; Sam Moros he day : b - - % 3 g " | schick, Arthur Goldman, and 8ol S s Int 1 3 | y e { (iittle man of Troop 10; Harol¢ 5 e L"“';“:‘;:, inaadls < . g Three More Suits ropos anter pro- 11 K‘fnx‘\llnr}' :I\nf;lrr?il]xi;m;z AT DFATH S []fl[]R 1 1o his weakness, the Colonel was o 4 e — st 5 Bmught \;zamst \cnmm BORLS WS vas somo blekoting | TrOep & The court of honer will t p tive to pain after his ¥ # : xtremely sensitl ; Three . : it % et next V v evening. long | He sald Il.av'v.'my?;l T y T S g | : ek ling a very nervous condition. , ; prictor o s Shoppe 1 i it ()ptnmotu-ts ocial ough the roads were deserted 408 M t. which wa ¥ i : I’xoh'\hlv in This City en Dr. Cram was driving up to ! S - . amaged Ly f 8 azo s \ N ) e monthly meeting o Plymonth in the early morning, and | Miss Grace Olive Wiley, curator of the museum of the Minne- H ,mm; County uwom-»m.g.(,. nobody was stirring at the General | sota Academy of Natural Sciences, has a job that's different. City, i \ i s made | cicty h t the City club, Hartford, % 1‘ CluCO0MIRSA o 5 She takes care of 13 Texas diamond back rattlesnakes and '°V e e Gl N O It Gytinesayicaustifht onand as If by magle 4 4 She 1 e : 14 returnable y court t} SR N et ond g pted w jes ALOIHL g S ) AL R [ their little ones and likes it. She took one of the rattlers toiisucond Monday of 4 mal ; mera) UVl ga orsTa e on “L;l“(“(’:‘; Another: t . of : White farm house nelghbors were | Kansas City to show it to a convention of scientists. She says |or sian are s nda M R L LI e s : ds 10 a t nin For Yol C ha w tolephoning for news of the Colone! | rattlers arve friendly and like to be petted. cus, d bR : to hold the s wdies’ night in incgo could not groups assembled on the Fteps | City April and if n v Britaln. ¢ 1 1 1 b o sident H. . Reddell presided and incse k I T 1 T ¥ life wa When Angus MaCau: to have the mem- s o nirst ety entertained in the Dr. 1 ' the house with his news n ven foes. N . f i i ihine 1 S Lamb Cap Co., Planning For “Yner ll y + score or more awaiting t a fa ¢ . Nataetlise SR e City elaims §7 b X city. Dr. Gragory of Another Plan Possible Springtield, Mass. gave an address 1 o fell for saveral hours, add | Vaithful Stage Driver o irnabde the fith Monday of Jup nver the eountryeide, son, who has in from the sick room always took an affectionate interes! Suffers Awful Pai groyghitsulEhon 1 Coc g ning was dark and glo n the |y o THANKS FOR CHECK Harry G. 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