New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1926, Page 1

News of the World Average Daily Circulation For oy 2ma 13,299 By Associated Press ~=#ZW BRITAIN HERALD ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, MONDAY, MAY 24, 1926.—TWENTY PAGES. PRICE THREE CENTS 1 CITY TAKING FIRST STEP Youthful Bad Check Worker Using NEW YORK, CHICAGO, FIREMAN 1S KIL | IN ENLARGING RESERVOIR; Pick and Shovelto Work His Way PHIA, DETROI S 3 KILLED, FOUR INJURED OB TOCOT Sasbom T s e T TG 1 AND MANY PASSENGERS BRUISED AS I T o Sucound CTENS NOWINATED v o255 iz o i, s s s WL EXPRESS RAMS FREIGHT TRAIN ing Shuttle Meadow “Big Four” Far Over Million-- | ———— Beng Clredof T, 10N HIGH COURT DUTY T e o Yt G PRUELAMATIHN[]UT mswmrmg AND Fatal Accdent on New and Brush for Blg Names of 180 Residents SEERIn ! I Hartf at Crossover at Mans- o W iy " auige o doss ot or M educulion at New Yo 15 PLAGED AT 69, n Commander Woed o . &, B, Mis. 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DORMAN DIES ON VERGE OF 90 (Cont DT ISINE, SEAT o e vorien” DR HIGOINS, WAR VET, WALLINGFORD CATHOLIG o it o™ R LT i T TONEW YORK ASYLUM| i OF Companis Agsin DIES IV NANCHESTER CHURCH HAS BAD BLAZE = | oot | — BmM (vaw\ln‘.e ]’n(“s _ — Sunda ; ¥ olin Man Who I)isruhed Onj e Train Rambles About Love Affair New York, May 24 Sudden Heart Attack is Fatal—Had Flames, Lxtinguished Last Night. Brilliant War Record With Break Out Anew Today—Ioss British Forces, Will Reach $30,000. 4 (P—Dr. Jo s morn- compli- . May 24 (®; lama Holy Trin S. H. Wood, commander.” ' Andrews Admits Some A#pects 6f Presidential Decree ‘“Dangerous” 81 Church street, Conn., was committed to t ' Dog Leaps Through Window to Wake Master and Sound Alarm for Fire "5 But Explains Order is Intended to Be Applied Only to California At Present—Says Wet Deluge =0 Could Be Stopped o- Faithful ~ Shepherd, 11 /%7 %0 ‘ Ye: ruction of Steve Groc- tions whi Old, Prevents De- period of resident ot ny in New Yol vas grad f which we the Union w’w W in Vv s wnd was licki sprang out of chicken eoop Home in Farmir of Physicians e. After onc 1, Hartford, he came |y 5 g Only 1 et tods affairs of the ive interest in ns' club, the s soclety, Court Sces Danger In Decree “Giving authority to a man over whom you ha Californ government pr t about his hint that he dis ters of America, T 1 will b ew’s church. ons in Grocki, around his he road r 3 Br the Getnian yavernniont Quriig | 1. Mo oo on A our sisters and five brothers. 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Marsin | | |en the local officials he d, would — Interment will be in St. Mary's Fork City. | which there were 200 chickens two | dog." sachusetts banker, e | D8 isSUEd with the understanding | (Continued on Page Two) cemetery,