New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 15, 1926, Page 23

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1926. ‘ Y[]”TH B[]WS ALS[] e s e GIVEN §. W. WATCH G ATA”N A SWIM iater, ons g ana_ arm cramped by | 1OUNG WILD WESTERNERS |7 berretecshorpmas sates mecots | Matthew Seminary, a S y New York's ever-urgent problem ! [the cold waters. Hy had i 1 |cottage and bicycles from the store, las “Battling Joe Nelson,” escaped afton r?iyv“;r:‘;‘;”‘nxm; jjo | Matthew Sokolik of Market Strect f 3 Teddls et " Two Small Youngsters in Maine City jffl\‘mif“n{\rfi(wl feraeah s 'uzjn:lr?n y“fl:pfif.:‘-{1nge:ho::'en:\:°1u?g 214 B[USHES IN SUBWAY 5 . s :f‘.\,{d ape | Gompletes 25 Years Continuous | M[}ST I]”:FIEUI-T e PP f""”r‘:'f (Wenelon s Eampage AWithEGuns m‘q‘-?fi? i ‘m.‘xln‘:htt- od .‘u:m:‘,“”; sictims wers L””:"e;"‘ b ihars R Gl Employment With Stanley Works _— water | Must Stand Trial, bt e e e ‘1"»::»::-:“2:;;:,,SO,D:“;::C?‘::; i eaiciasatt aoe They ca - o lted ttempt after 57 minutes 3 ed off through t r00ds and t Ralph Sturdy » 0ld Man Shows Up Young Man iac, in, cistcrent s, | Thew can| o sokoi, 30 srare Regarded ag Harder Than Eng- or swimuins. S5 had coverea'ap-| Sachias, Me. 0ct. 15 9—Two | Fome: it was s, “1 e R a of s i |under a r Thousands of the old |street, has completed 25 small boys who mounted bicycles sheriff found them. N 4 iye p o Ml o Hamrs | sy e v omimons s s Yise Channel : ‘ T | o e & e e e Works and in appreciatlon of thi o 7 hawanout | o CUSER 00 (ot Spnespont It licax‘de Lover Kills |_ Hartford, Oct. 15 (P—Dairy and By the Assclated pr | apartment house in t e : R . some r e Ex-Sweetheart and Rival 1}1”1: Food Commissioner Thomas pubpay Bheteh (i frush Shour, resentation was : . : : al Lemo Bl Vernon ew Orleans, Oct. 15 UP—A dis- s called a meeting of the young men and flappers have man- , prefents lon Mpsnigun e ShvID swimm : I all over ) T the Bollce | ara b e e b4 gulation board to be held in aged to get most of the se: & W. Pelton 1 r r then get busy y 1 a capitol Nos v 10, forth ml e I ;» Al of 2 1 X t e summer cottages, sireet car on Canal street in the purposs of holding a hearing on bt 0 % Sl ons s aan S sende g E & e dispatche pEe E g 8 : o bawger i g plant, a|bu s section and shot to deatk = e el : ° - - | fices is ailroad s t eed Who {8 pr nt of the e SR Tone sread orumba is.a c cle s W h 1 - to be known as * e " o¢|any child could understand. Scores (1o Quarter Century c elcome : : : oo /in the places they burglarized and |placed him In her affection ad. pasteurized ame | Of tiny electric lights on & 3 Mr. Sokolik into | 5 % QEgnora ol the dispat sented him with a 2 regards o: over and taps him on the knee then turns to the old woman s T ekl pin. % me madam to offer you |1l a Mr. Sokolfk is a b a seat” The dapper young man|SBnals —and e 3 been in the buffing depar |switches the credit for the com-|yre sraniey Works during b blushes and rises; the old woman | SV Lerit fop f1s ¢ course, it e ot thanks them both. | pany'a boast of e safest rallway | op employment. | o 3 & |in the world." | " Jis £e R I Clinsing to & soording cusiom St Mrs. Wade Divorced From ten ' Rl gr t youths, r ¢ old men| Patent medicine venders find = 5 Z e o e e e Her Milk Dealer Hushand : hiwii orovel & 9 & form a sort of guild of croquet play- | to-date Broadway as lucrative a f ) sLE Chilling water ers meeting daily in Central Park.|as any country Bridgeport, Conn., O |, A ; : ‘ Complete with mallets a e Mrs. Eliza Adeline Wade was today | ... 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