New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1926, Page 3

FLASHES OF LIFE: FLAPPER GIRL HAS BACKING OF MEDICAL EXPERT By_the Associated Prees. Bridgeport is elected president of Kansas Cit Lum ecticut branch of the Br girl, ¥ > few s rs, Masons and Plasterers I a as been educate wfi,,wmml union at annual con equipped better than tion. mother to bring chi world and to rear t e | Stamford — Pledro Arcano, 10 opinion of William : \1; Aveano, 40, killed by automobile operated by | Joseph Hanley, a member of the Jantic Cit Aflantic Cit common’ council. J. — Thousands | and offi to get s are | thin, | Greenwich — A friendly hunting |trip proved fatal to James Fer- died of wound accident- d by his companion, e chwartz, who cases girls due to Neb. — A girl in knick- ermitted to go toschool , Ind., but in Grand Island, eb., one who would not bloomers nor go to gym at been threatened with ex- Attorney General Spillman ska has ruled, however, ster's daughter, of school. tly suffered po- litical defeat in tow renominated for yudge of probz — Attorneys for 2 to have been in fine interfering divorce through court rou at 11:48 a. m. yest he was going to t nooi 7 Doris Ken- wedding is at . today in the — It Qu she clever to pull King George of ture of skull. FEWER YETERANS IN POST a vacation R o e for their restoration to the Only Nine Survivors Here, Two of Them in Tl Health. Stanley Post, G s the last year with { rter of a c A. 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