New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1926, Page 4

4 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1926. I'ypical American Girl's Legs Im press Her \Io TREIE s brp RN T. . Mchulifle Gives Tnterest- i ' el T s ,Thfi Tnes hvaid Vet i t\mumln l‘"c,l ki A iflg Talk to Ethang Club F . . a / ks ) Ketion hy Thomas D. Tfllel‘ i " jam, has BEerinoling it an] | Joseph Warnock, who was arrest- | ny of the m e t A h A | rtford, June 16 (P — Judge |ed With 2 Woolman in a raid on | ¥ / % h e 2 2 treet apartment several | \ P. McA ¢ - - - Edin 8 Thomas of the United| ois 4po, was fined $200 and costs| S 1 THE | e % let court rendered his|i, superior court yesterday after en y rembers of the : ; é AN : ving a verdict for | tering a plea of guilty to the charge ot utation for selling liquor. | Is So Suprcmely Popular Thomas D, rnock was at liberty under bonds ¢ Mrs. Helen J. McDowall nd was taken into m, Mass, on com S Do Ha e would be lowered through the Hau- e n bill is absolutely untrue for s S ' curope would continue to buy its food at the world price levels, as BEGE it does now, and has in the past. Recalls Campaign Pledges i i Out of the agony of hundreds of thousands of foreclosed farm homes R L4 sand erstwhile prosperous country publisher of the Phila- Deckiad elby bank rmer asks that the re ivening Telegraph thre S 3 play squaro that connection had ued From Page with him, and make the tariff mean to him what it means to industry Hom' the S€C=land labor. He reminds administration leaders The Brookhart Landslide of the solemn pledge to agriculture 1 Obviously referring to the at| contained in the last national re- intended to utilize. ! s - publican platform. And then he is 1 that he made the representa- | . 4 Hartford, last month, BRGOkDA -\ told by the mind of the ad- tion that he was then functioning |5 % W58 SEn T TOTHS. 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