New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1926, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, ['UESDAY, APRIL 6, 1926. | o DANBURY GOMARN SHOT, ST e — o o Erov T —. “More can by yeary in done durlug the | climinating Ain- | than has been done W any ars bofore," suld Mrs, Etewart, | y states and communities URUSADE STARTS federal consus takers of 1930 shall rh ur Thoma ) l Object s to Remove Much of "',‘f'l?‘,.'o‘,‘,‘1‘,1‘f.‘.‘.’.Trl‘,i’*",'l.t’i"ii",'i The adlon N0 ol It by Next Census ‘ t Alliteracy 4 disgrace 4t the home of Mrs April § (P e public 'on Hawley sfres ope un. noon aral census ta oo | & § weeks rparents Mr. and | Rome unable to d any ! i must now be | Mrs Elm Hill Our pro- | ;""‘ “”“L Wt into every NEWINGTON N NEWS woman und Ler ght year old son, Harry. Wolfest limped from the machine and g caped before the pursulng officer uld overtake him According to Willlam Hansell, his ite left with Wolfert when he told r that a relative was 11l and want. 1 to see her, While driving through m the Unl being urbs with the llmm] burby with th hloned : prosecutions of dealers L. authorities vo 1ding 1 be iumingted toe, i Dylng Condition— - ail dinst th mpanish Fliers Again Start on Their Flight ® April 6 @ T ant Not Known Abington Patrolman Willlam Boat noticed the machine and recognizing it as one reported stolen, gave chase. Hoar ined at the machine, intending to the tires. The bullet, however, rs. Hansell in the abdomen, ot Leen arrested. Abing- ties claim that he acted Harold orb | an Clties ou Comst and Ships Are ot Weduesday after. g ! Ordered to Pay Him Washington, Homage campaigned into & i m ks to put i ( ()\(l\'w antg\ Inventor May \0\\ (.cl His ( hance strictions William Allen i ~ditor, the erus . . . i : IUE CRUEAM RIVALS YODKA te the activitie \ Al 7 2 ey t wowith w ) Far V A H tamp out {lljte Mrs, Cora Wileon tional director of th ven Repl esent hon April § (®retor lute two etates t Ohio has more native b {!iterates than has the state of N siesippl. T’h'rfl are many Tinois fi;wp of the Fair and t [to the Juvenile and womern in Iy missed ! country have complete With Cutncura Soap to Cleanse Ointment to Heal solutcly Nothing Rettor These Week]y Events Need No Introduction. 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