New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1926, Page 2

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Walder, president of the | Caeser Misch company, who has ‘lnun missing from home for sev- eral months, returned home last a story of ravels all over the southwestern t of the country, and the north , Texas, wher: ri “seeing America nd wired home that he was iy to return. had opera g oo country | e searching for a trace . Up to recelving o youngster's lotter five days ago, no information had been obtals Bridgeport, Conn., Nov. 22 (A — PATRICK F. KING airman Board of Td'h ation ihL:.'mlmr; the whereabouts of the g | missing boy. The Walder boy left sch ving any clue to his inten- nd worked his way to the where he worked for short periods in several different cities |and towns. His family reports that he did not suffer any hardship nor did he at any time get into any difficulties. Due to the rigors of his long trip home full particulars as to his experiences were not asked of him last night. Whether the boy will return to the military academy has not been decided. | Class of 26 Confirmed By Bishop Brewster Tiwelve girls and 14 boys were confirmed at special exercises in 1 with- bishop of Connectic: class were as fol- Neillla Mar- Mu rk, Lucy Allce Margaret Attwood th, Paul Ludw man, , Harold George Ralph Buckbee, Arthur d Zadok Her- liam A. Frederick Frederick, Bishop Brewster w sisted 1in ie service by Rev. Ha I Bod- Mark's - | place of Albert Free- |’ on council in 1922 red term of David L. At the death of E. Clayton became of the ittee Gaft- the Dunn. Goodwin, school ions com when Judge rd d he ascended hip of the board. Mr. King a m and to board of f lrmfl 1917 to among them being ¢ which he is a former A collection of Frer cently was sold for $3,500. \_u|! ue, e mply What's polsoned. 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