New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 24, 1926, Page 16

16 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, [ oras Von i T Ansalos s | ¥ ver Mile. Lenglen - | come to New Britain “on busine carly t PLANE DROPS FLOWERS AT DOORN| Lol it for Tallng alnenoee 4 said in court at the SUSPICIOUS MEN ARRESTED o conquer- | about erasing the bond fo must be 1. but in this SOCCER RESULTS would gra motion toria, B. C., June 24 (P—Eng- e 2 | = - At iring soccer team last nig. his duti 2 . FROM NEWPORT lefeate ed team of Victorians Bride Prominent in Newark - . omas Lee and Johr No Word From Indiana n arrested John Jossph M \\nc r‘f Ph Ilp(mdma] e e MRS. WM. ABRAMS OF 32 T RS R v o o A EE LT U BT 2 COMMERCIAL ST, NEW BRITAIN, AND WILL GIVE CITY 85,000: e e g s : ‘ Mrs. Abrams Indor<es FRIBJUS For Nervons Indigestion And Also For a General Tonic Slerail The wise pioneer women learned e C f mee i penses. |day's big intercollegiate race ask %o gather, in woods and fields, the build 1 of aviators to watch the hoats the remedies the In- <ar ths of ther observation train instead of the air. dians used. From n | the rafters of permits assure the increasec -| Doorn, Holland—Planes are colonial houses, {come over Herr Wilhelm Hohenzo hung great t cost oxlr 3 lern's residence, especially when bunches of dried m: partment 3 they drop flowers like a Ge roots and herbs. ) spection brir n, {mail plane did in tribute to the vie- 1 From these, in t ing and electr spec- [tory in the referendum on cor = 5 R i ed times of sick- s are made without a fee |cation of his property. | Bristol foun i Ly Gy, L " ness, the busy e fo th of \offe lled [SW€ pheiint theksixteenth - - N Jendle R [ e [FonrEnED_sosb mETCRNED GOING AWAY? sim ):r!le and DEC]DNG NAPLES CASE [ship, as well as the athletic riv: alry | v it 1o ihe ¢ | ndee A ¢ notion by powerful reme- a nceton see r n—Sta 1 : g i N VOTT AT e o feh: " l"‘ :"’" = - Dot 1 - at 4- 4 \ . Rachlin for THEN YOU'LL WANT TO KEEP POSTED From roots and herbs, Ly . Board of Adjustment Meeting This |+ the C: A Ired \chin s broken up by : Dt i bk s % ON AFFAIRS BACK HOME! Pinkham, a ndant of e | football capta <A n m 1 of | bong John A. Hoffman of i0) S, e her Veg After Set B C . 2 > 11 tar of | ourr t a bit t posted for the appear- » > 5 e Et;;i};\yfldx.xee:;h; hden? :[Xl ge | Afternoon to Settle Dispute Over | \r;] .yr;"l vhs:“ ‘m 14 r,‘u{:’.h »y‘fun ¥ e | for Mile P z - ourt a few weeks ago, of The Ne‘v Br]taln Hel ald “ ]ll Be of this dependable me: 2 Hart Street Bullding Job. e I8 e el N ; e o LA hout any particu ) en r Ca ! 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