New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 7, 1926, Page 8

8 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1926. SHORTENED SKIRT %5 N GRAFT CHARGE -~ = Warm Spell in France Hair Bobbed e 1 atwost Toonen | DEIIC COSUUGON 60, |10 S ek o 7 () — Queen Marle has bobhed ha Reluses to Accept Style—Hag wicr it wi"on e s2uicls Pord Motor Gompany ~Suing Sreaith Miaer Wi NENN A Derolt, Mich., Oct. 7 (P—Graft | S sl to iy eral milllon dol- NEWINGTON NEWS oo s the Blair and | v : to the farmer. Ior | re has been no 1 is so hard and dry 1 sowings will be al- ord Motor Company. | most impossible unless there is a charges the Blair Com- | cha in the weather before the 1 Ford employes to accept | N izes of an 1 in court terial at exorbitant prices says there is | Exojetia nipre R at e thermometer | 4 75 and 80 | Lebybribery alac fahrenheit. Chestnut, apple | and lilacs in bloom or the i time this year are common sights and Memphis, unts for | | Ferry Boat Cable Snaps And Woman Is Drowned | . Oct. 7 () — A | lulent transac ryb ped its cable and There const the hotel ny ning dresses tions fror eyond control final operatio X n- | o t in the Susqueha efore t tracks be termir all her & vesterday ordered to d s of all Ford employes ved | huling 16 pass as the suppo 1 he transactions, 1 iles into more than 10 feet from morning u es are workl Prince Nicholas, hc 1 Mor except Mrs. An. to have fo of Korn Kreet chasing es, collars ereentage of men, according to the hill made anoye wnsh It is things needed for the trip across | that r 18 ¢ ed to 1 belicved s of money by recei e was drowned and her body the Atlantic. He is absorbed terials at ex- | carried dow iver BEsutichis passion for automobiles and r AR e e ost of his time in the showrooms is a candi of the leading makes of cars. Yes- |lead over (4rAay; holevaiair An o et at ot e T e e feome on | Sterling Portrait at Senator Borah Is Invited mobile salon, which open: (. |account of the recor | Yale Is Unveiled Today To Campaign in the East while workmen sti v itting made in the last sessior the Ne Haven, Oct 4 New York,-Oct. T (® — Senator William T oral sterday was up booths, and 1t seems T that he will spend the rest of his stay in Paris at the salon. Soms amusement was giv persons o te aid highway the boulevards yesterday Nicholas was strol y = iled in th take p n e campaig in the they noticed that he had quite rvw] & charts Mayie gt 3 he lleastern staton, parilc N Bololmichgieeliot; one (otgr Eehanut A et Jis. | pair \ weiled by York and Massachuscits. Senator which showed plainly UGG M P Torah promised to consid e in- OXford. shoed r‘.".v,.r : s e that | ling’ 3 ed i vitation and give a decision later. | Mrs. Wilson a Guest e & S - | the sity, > nt Jame Mr. Tilson sa nator Borah Testerday afternoon when the DPArt Of A B i ¥ T ted it in be- ) creat est in Senator queen returned to her hotel she 1024t ar Faxis i had as a tea guest Mrs. Woodrow ; Wiison, whom she met in Bucha- ey hemistry departr HEENED | 4 : 5 s 2 Rt 3 ; . s 2 rest several weeks ago while the ! ‘"l”'f“ % eantative remony. The r 1 READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS The above pictures .\\‘mw “Diavalo !\m’]}tz of the Gates Flying Circus in action. 'The Cireus will appear in New Liain ¥idow of the late president of the | = o 0 Fa ting of | George B. Torey, the New K | I'OR RESULTS at the aviation field off South Main street Tuesday and Wednesday under the auspices of the Herald and will be attended by (\'N'Mru e s .r‘«; votes as yet. Governor Trumbull who will fly to the meet from Hartford on the afternoon of Tuesday, October 12. ¥ ear Fast which took her as fz - o R PR T T it 5 - . = . CATY 5 ' 3 & Gonstniinols,” Mrw “Wikion In the pictures “Diavalo” is shown performing his suspension by one foot from the undercarriage of a flying ship, sus- will be a passenger on the Levia- pended by both ankles, standing on his head upon the top wing, hanging by hands from undercarriage, at the beginning of than, on which Queen Marie has of 1564, ac- | campaign ¢ r of the republi ersity, a p can . al committee, to to Ne i alt of th ‘ or re- : graduate ents \e | election in New York. Although a gre mderstand that M = il natibata lcs 1 his famous “standing loop,” in which he stands upright upon the top wing of the plane while the pilot turns over in a loop, an elaborate suite, when the vessel tely known whether or not she SAVINGS BANK UF NEw BRITAIN riding the tail surface, hanging by one arm, and hanging suspended by his teeth. 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