New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 9, 1926, Page 5

NEW BRUIAIN DAILY HERALD, luwsobaY, NuvoilD I gani: w company to tak Im i larokuizes iew; con o take | Improvements Planned FLASHES OF LIFE; TWIN SISTERS ST LT IR f |Improvements Planued | 'EACH A MOTHER AT SAME TIME| sucrs comraor somn 5| mosucion ot . it o, Trumbull is given cane owned and | improvements in s-nitary cnndltluns. | used by Governor Jonathan Trum- |and renovation of the “New Haven" | New York — Wealthy twin sistersmale worker is much more decent |bull, 1769-1754. railroad passenger station here are | 4 ire experiencing the joys of mother-than he is credited with being. She to be undertgken at once, Supt. J. food at the same time. Mrs. Mal-gave her views to the State Indus- | Hartford—Re-clection costs Gov-|J. Snavely of the Waterbury division | jolm Meacham has a daughter. Mrs. trial Survey commission. | ernor Trumbull $2,000. |of the railroad announced today. | Ralph Heyward Isham has a son. y The changes are along the lines | fhey are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Mexico City—This country has its Hartford—Domestic animals com- | agreed upon when representatives of farry A. Hurt, formerly of Dallas. eyes now on winning the marathon | missioner orders quarantine on dogs | the railroad met a Bommittae of at the next Olympic games. It is 'in Bethel, Monroe and Newton and |City officials and members of the San Francisco — Texas Bob Good- planned to enter two Indians Who ' part of Buston. Chamber of Commerce several ¢in, who has beaten the record of ran 621-2 miles in 9 hours, 37 min- months ago. At that time the com- tis uncle Nat for marriages, is go- utes. To compensate them for 1055 SENIOR IZIGH SCHOOL NEWS | Mittee was advised a new railroad r ng to do it again with a new twist. of their cotton crop during a cele- By nlmost unanimous vote of the ' Station could not be looked for at tat married five different ones. Bob bratien over their feat thelr OWn genfor mid-year class, a motion to | Present but conditions which had arried six, but intends to wed terms have been met plus. They | increase the admission fee to the an- |Fesulted in complaints were ordered th a second time. Bettytipulated 30 yards of cloth each. |nual class banquot was defeated at a | changed. Aarklo forgot final divorce DApers pach got a cloth, a plough and meeting this mcrning. It was sald | uvolving somebody else before be-crimson silk handkerchief. | that the increase was made "em"Dlspute Over H]gh Fence i - 0 ose 0 a s e o loming Jirs. Bob. Now an annnu- sary to help the class night play aent and remarriage are necessary. Taken to Building Dept. i New York—Harry Thaw is out|financially. The expense for the lat- with a hot denial that he was beaten | ter affair will be about $75. FoMowing a neighbor's complaint up in Texas Guinan's night club. He A special orchestra will be en-|that an Overlook avenue property says he has been trying to locate!gaged to play for the Senlor club | gwner had built an eight-foot fence rgaret Quinby of the movles, alat the m athly meeting and social |in violation of the zone law which k — Irving Cobb is back ad with a true story of “I'm an old Mussolini S0, e Besitorns ! | “stunning girl” to join In his de-|Miss Tiga F. Harvey, advisor, an- | makes six fect the limit, the owner | Al Dk Lrotasded toi e halais, nounced t' 5t an unusually good en- fof the fence filled in the property | RiBton s bal et Gossitad v ba tertainment will be presented. on her side two feet. The fence s, | i “'d‘t‘ ~ & T "d i ‘h" o3| Harrisburg, Pa—Says an Armis-| Miss Jennie Olsson who had been | tnerefore, cight feet on the remon- | b soungster would arow up to he | {ice Day proclamation by Governdr | teaching art uince the opening of | gtrant's side but is only six fect on | o Younestor would TOW Up fo B¢ | pipenot; “Political gangsters, espe- | school in September, has heen calle A cially in Philadelphta and Pltts-|to her home in Rhode Jsland by the | novioc Jiave rotained attorneys and L £ | burgh, are taking from us the very | death of her mother. She expects t0 | iy try the issue In court, but to |N e f t ur uy1ng or S an l g O a0 to en00, 1t gno | things for which our soldiers have | remain there for the rest of he | prevent similar troubles in the fu- O a ellin 0!' a ic o, | given their blood.” week. Miss Cabelus Is substituting ¢ o 1o building department an- Jmerican Medical association is cor- | e ko ture, g dep: ' nounced today that permits will be ||} T st throuon's | New York—Jonn Markle, coal| The cholce of siudy cards which | RRER (CRST, e o S (o) lCY eans! B e ahdsentert ot age merchant, who knows what it is to | will foretoll what studles students | T scroen star for his product with | Suffer, startled campaign workers | Intend to follow next year are now | Bbmeteanfldny g | seeking to raise $100,000 for dormi- |heing prepared by Miss Millle Mc- Eddy-Glover .Post to { ! ooy Rl tory for down and outs® Perhaps | Auley, Principal Slade's assistant, Entertain Ball . Team Boys’ Knit G Torle e el | recalling how he once went blind| Regret has been expressed by stu- Lt 5 ; Lo E s e Ron TIEDL | and recovered his sight by an oper- | dents throughont the school follow= ICES;:‘)"‘?:_‘i?l‘fl:evzlgét?"f;nfikfl*tmf:“;';fn‘ Limb Tack Bl L. Sherwin, printer. It 1t at. |ation a year later, he insisted upon |ing the news that Samuel Vetrano, | »OF 4% | the 18 umber Jacks 3 PSR AREST . Boys’ Heavy : Boys’ y | Special Sale of ) ; : ;. {members of its baseball team which % B e e " it improgcs | EIng tho whol amount. himselt, | ¥ho- with hie brother, Harry, teat. | Bemhors ottt S MUt By o covtment of all | Percale Blouses| Quality Pants Women’s Hose b and e for the moral T | Norfolk, Va.The best carso ship | Saturday's game, would not be al-|champlonshin, in {1 AREren (6| M) colors and combinations | All new Fall patterns, fiilx:efal{e ‘:iel:ght\"nlm » Satative K owed to lea he cheers. 3 Bagye: uee | 4 i ¢ A a " cear e the Ehinping boarda |authorities ruled that graduate ¢4 by members of he American Le- ||J| — fine Fall weather | colors guaranteed. — Suitable for rough wear 50e. l:\l’“ i h;l:; lip Tampa. In a test|could not lead the cheering. S Shneiy atins soshians jackets. 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