New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 28, 1926, Page 1

News of the World 'fll:_)“?uo i Average Daily Circulation For " Veek Ending By Associated Press Lxeuqri #nS muawuflo \1:;' .'.:lcll s 13 ,299 ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN,' CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, MAY 28 1926. HIRTY-TWO I \ 3 'S PRICE THREE CENTS GIR[, HER FIANCE New Britain Soldier Commended AND FATHER DFAD for Helping to Cut Down Fever Killed When Bomb Sent by Mail| Common Among Troops in Tropics | Explodes al Musl(egfin | Private Stanley Bombowski, Stationed At Fort McKin- | ley in Philippines, Cited By War Department THOUGHT 1 T WAS PRESENT| Young Woman Victim, Who Was W Priv Higt now May 28.— o Be Married Saturday, Grasped antry, For Weddir s Gift, ley, Rizal, W ed by the w Fatal Package Thinking Tt a i ry 3 Constable Arrested ’*-i‘l‘-‘rl}‘:,m‘. - ln \ll(hlgdn ()u(l.\grc sult of his off and in As a result of the pplication of informatior ain rimer 1 other sql THREE ENTER RACE FOR §400,000 CONTRACT FIRST WARD ALDERMAN FOR NEW BANK HUML Nair, Bengston and Maxon H. 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