New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1926, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1926. FLETGHER SIGNED oo POESSR 70 GOACH YANKS DIES N ENCLAND McCann of Springlield Also Slgns s Scom MORSE TRIAL PUT OFFUNTIL HONDAY Delendant Collapses on Way to Gourt Room W. J. Hussey Stricken While Enter- taining Friends at Dinner Party. | Ann Arbor, Mich., Oct. 29 (P— | Professor William J. Hussey, profes- sor of w=’ru::u y and dire r rom his b [BRINGS SUIT 10 FORCE cii7sd s, OWNERS 10 CONVEY FARM (27 for the ejection of Fischer ges ‘or t time he has wford repre- B. Hunger for the defendants. cl Leonard Fisher of Bristol Clmnh ‘I,"“[a Iq ghake“ by Max Kennedy And Harry Rubin | , lciston in t of Bristol n ing and the trial |- French Newspaper Leader I'i \"ntcnce"l tn Pr Boys Rob Store While ! Pm,m mx Is in Lca) pay in the tengment. FOR YOUR WANTS Judge Leonard M superior coyrt y | Manila, 23 (P—The earth- which \!lO(r‘.{ Manila early to parently covered a wide area Philippines, being felt over entire island of Luzon. centered about Oct Agreed to Sell. rson in the day a v . |in Central Junior = |this morning by Principal French. | ‘\Ir French spoke on traffic in the Earth Tremors Today hall and conduct in classrooms. Central Junior high school will give 200 | @ Play called th letup 1 mber of | d out of | | BOSTON COLY) ported. | | | _ |4 Tallowe'en type ton college announced today that it had filled its open date CENTRAL JR. H. 8. 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