New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1926, Page 3

fEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1926. lBOYS FIND REVOLYERS; Why the Y is A F' ht' ‘ §5iediand :T:r.:m:‘:n\(“h:,r !\i";xlwd; g |art, 3r. Glover; Art Appreciation, SHPPING BOARD _ s s acis Ave Fighting (L) FORTY NNER - RO [o s s wife di=d last May he re Li Ih), Ath les, Mr. Hines; TERMS ANN[]”N[;E[N I]lES AEE[I g? YEARS Am. 4 his faculties and health and | William F. Neurath Takes Miss i Miss é;ng,,;y. Bodkd 3 g 3 often told stories of e gO Rk % d $ Jersey City Lad of Nine Shoots ¢ _ e ‘ n told stories ot.the gold T Olivia Madden for His Bride nl Johnson; Civic club, period. Current Events, Mrs and Kills Playmate in Mimic . Joseph's Chusch Today. o Senfor Dramatics, Miss Vessels Will Be Sold Only fo| o . i R | | Manchester, Mass, Man Took STOLE 30,000 FROM BANK YR Dualiys Sunler Dramtlice S Miss G e 1 i g A » A 3 | 1, daughter of Mr. and JIrs. | Barpes; st Ald, Ml ; Amellbflfl Cl[lZeDS |~ Wk :1‘1 g xJ : o Er\nfl4:”)“5 Lo . : B i Pa]‘[ 1 FaIIIOIlS GOld RUSh Galt, Ontarfo, Clerk is Arrested and | sreer became. Winthrop | rour Footed ,\mr‘rv*fln:m .\us:o?“::: | h Beaga ¢ & X e =4 | 3 i 1% o : French, Miss Cutting; Girls® of the shipping world and the gov-| g * = ; 2 i Allen, who left this| Misdeeds. Joseph’s church, ernment agencies associated with|® vacant lot here last night : ; e p it ton o Yo E ok 1’ lee club, Miss hipping during the next few| The two boys and Jo Snglish, i Sgbiag E A 3 | 1 i to the Califaria sold Ont., Sept. 30.—P—Wor § et 5 : son; Our n\\ club, Miss hs will do much to reveal the| 10, son of Police Lieut. I sh, | g i and who returned and lived!|: at night, Harvey J. MeNeil, | 2 ol < L y Servic Miss : 18 Srhniar v : X e et e e ade club, Miss Wil- of the American Merchant R e : : ! Lo p G 2ld<at Tesident Gl rin a local bank, took gvter; Tamp Auadaslib el & toraiq| Be d with a toy pistol and under T 3 e 308 g o i - e et = § : , : a Mearts Solance D (o il e S & to test|® Diece of tin n “‘,‘" fort the boys e 3 b o . P et wn, according to police. OfeToRce Bon den ound two other guns urial of the money did not : With the Curry boy inside, the & | other two stormed the fort Sander- Beagans fired and 3 an umblers, r ster; Schonl hrough the body oy, . SR | sev me and v were fOUr | (1o m B0 i an 1 e { Mr. Scott; Basketr . f i L He spent 1 th 4 r e to the br 1 A Mr. Dra e s 4 g o = some u ha PR S lieT yest man 2 hi Miss Goodwin; Danca Ore ins boy was cocked. 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DRISiRnClE B gl & s Ty To aper Goods i ish Beek rs' Association knows Ships Sold QDO IERELD the rebellion of Mexics m y s : what makes a wild bee wild. 1 to place the varl-| onaon sopt. 30 (A—When Alar o a pllgrimage to Magd ir ora, to tue of - lug, for r c 18 | o oss ¥ o Bees, it appears, often are bad Cobham al on the Tham -|[icisco, snoyaal ! U I L IO AL U B0 B IR e o onver, | Clubs in Full § tempered in the late summer and S dtiee s E s BT il e b path. | pente antiglyde Elanic o 2 carly fall when flowers are disap- ¥ t 2ot iliament 1 SR i ) . [ and : s : celbar- |2 passenger in the plane, received in-| At Central Junior H. S.! jearing and there is not enough the Pan- : 5 ‘s for miners, earnin - Hes WEich Goelors Jear o e club season is in full sway|honey to go around. When in this and mail i A 1 ve Sues for Land Title h o co of 144 Pleasant | : i g : at: ntral Junior high school, | mood they steal from one another, : : ] e has returne E retur fancheste Rolando was a student at Colorado | tl s club g a moreland it disturbed will attack. It i# n Steamship|givon ¢ L . i : Already Transferred ¢, the police olinat to operated for ¢ ! hool of Mines at Golden is |varicd selection for the pupils. The|a common thing for bees to kill to the ot John E. Kilbourne, ¢ | sai & the o i |home was n, N. J. |list of clubs and sponsors follows: | chickens in England. from th > S between ;g tne general pu B. W. Alli s = o & L S e oy BT 5 5, WEST HARTEORD YouTH A. B. Pimm, Jr., Amherst Halfback, Partly Paralyzed as Result raw entire South A n trade. With th : the A the the radio will broad-| 1 allsEniion of Blo. t throughout the country the or gave Mr. Kilbou ol AT Tar St N [o ey vs of his reception the eches. 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