New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1926, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1926. a three act play tional as wel rs of th presid nt; BURRITT SCHOOL = s 10 GRAATE 147 : Diplomas Will Be Presenteq 0 {cars Thursday Afternoon ; - . CAMADA SEEKING ST REVIEW OF PACTS held on | Objects to Signing of Treaties Belore Parliament Votes Sidn aduati xercises pis of the E Burritt ool Thy senior ¢ ss will be nt is the faculty tor graduation list Harry Wes- ouncement « made by els today pro of th Pr ises follow Schuman ) Dominion to appr ) pa William J 1001 Comn K nit names o iplomas: ler, El Arbour Barde) th Apple his majesty's Caftle Removed From lerms of McNary Bill Washi 22 (P—Cattle provision to when farm Topt > com 1 yroposcd | Rl Priest Tells Reasons for The Eucharistic League Jur (®—The pur Fire Department Chiefs Holding Big Convention N. H., June 22 (P—| { ftici Mar \mmur ()ITl(ml Will Be Pl'wod l nder Arrest | P—The ’ Louis Army our | | penses wher | time lin IWo ey W ports PENN. W.C.T. 0. 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U. told $40,000 ha fund committe remaining in April 6, 1926 or was in the specis Charles Phila she Rhodes, a She i Reed read tion of Governor Ars at was the first Marior “When P were other payn was on July cembe 1924, 4 June 1 next $1 December 2 26, $5, April 25 mber $2,50 $4 Dece 192 “Why -ntleman 100 on Ma ask May was 24.5 on M and t M for more on nvenfent and as a T eent $4.5 not ¢ the tim they wanted “Any explanation w ed $12.000 on May they had an election in the “The election never was mer con with this fund,” ion he witness The committee also « Mrs. Maude T. esident of the alled to stands our, vie Pen cut short by the most as soon as sho (Continued from First 1 one of § covere thro fro High Eim school, st ool Burritt ed, now 1001 insured Smi 00 to m $80.1 to B 3650 from school school, aol, 240,00 Monr ) 2 rema from cured insured hool, now Haul nos an sc not for pre £3 pre <3 v insured sh hool for 7,300 to $20 schools, W, VIRGINIA El]A[ POPULAR IN NURTH 1 from First Page) or most on the tr shipped cis D the ipon produce WIiY PAY MORE? 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