New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1926, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, (TUESDAY, MARCH 80, 1926. CHAMPION FASTER WINS $20,000 BUT [A.F.OF L, DENES ANY | s, st e, s HEBREW SCHOOL TEACKERIS[te, 2.0 2y e o 0 s v, o e o o oy | olaim you represent* Mr. Green Hebrew school also. members of the local clorgy. | “staft Captaln Soderstrom has | ] 0 sid, adding that the executive SRl e | "Mre. 3. Carbo of Kensington 1 spent considerable time in the for- RUINS HIS DIGESTIVE APPARATUS LINISON WITH STRIKERS |courcit”divectea nam to ‘ay tnat| ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED | Court Columba Banquet |chairman of the commitice i |slgn missionary feld und wil epeate et bt S St e aindures i the federation has issued & charter A s v lcharge and she 1y being assisted by lon forelgn misslons this evenng. : 5 e S (o the United Texille Workers ot| "= ot - tBIUI:Ilt on April 7 v 1. 1goe, M IShlno. M. [The wddress Wil bo tlustrated with 3 Dl oatag Yeimals President Green Says United Front | America giving it authority to or- |Miss Esther Go aron e annual banquet of Court |Faulkner, Mrs, Tarrant, Mrs, |50 slides, Raymond Helsing of the Herr Jolly Physical Wreck |4 (l[‘MBI I:RS IN [kunizo Wil those employed tn that| oo o In Tocal . |COMmbA, No. 27, Catholle Daugh.|Campbell, Mrs. Grace and Mra. C.|Swedish Bothany church will have After 11 Foodless Days R ters of Amerlca, will bo held at the |\ °K°O" [charge of the music. Allled With Federation, - executive councll of the Tnstitution, To Wed, Burritt hotel, Wednesday, April 7, | RSP R —Unable to Walk and [;"URT ARE HNH] wan ek s ATREeRSASAARIA IR 0L L ROt EwilL This 1s generally the uwu‘,m.,, ‘\‘al\'nhon Army Officer |International Paper Co. s on, March gladly cooperate with the united| Mr. and Mrs. Louls Goldsteln of |o¢ tne year for the court and plar To Speak Here Tonight Seeks Large Forest Area : el ecutive council of t an | textile workers of America in IS (119 Massasolt strect, Springfleld, |for the occasion are going forward | 0 dpeak here g Seeks Large 8t Barcly Able to Talk as hq ration of lahor declar that | work of organizing the workers em- |Mass, announce the engagement of |rapidly, : Staft Captain Carl Soderatrom, | gt Johns, N, F., March ';::“M;;( : united front committeo of the | ployed in textila Industry and it |their daughter, Miss Esther Gold 2ev. Bliny. Coone ¢ [former divistonal secretary of the The International Paper company He Is Taken to Hospital. Willimantic Collers Enriched fo wmu tetlle workers of Passaie, | will give to this organization its [stein to Aaron Solomon, son Dnv¢xfl1“- |=rr:~::ywx“:':mv‘n:J:\:'n’.\.'wn(l New York division of the Salvation | 0f New York city, ono of the larg- N. J., and vicinity has no standing | support In such movements as it|Rabbl and Mrs. Meyer Solomon of |will deliver the princlpal address o , and now young people’s sec. | €8t American paper manufacturers, —_— Extent ol 8224..[0 with the federation, President Wil-| may inaugurate for the purpose of |Palestine the evening. 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