New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 10, 1927, Page 16

'“W BPIT AIN DATLY HERALD, JANUARY 10, 1927, 16 1 Financial Aspeet Vassociation. A dollar of this will be | Further discussing the financlal spent for flsh and gafne and neces- | 'FLASHES OF LIFE: SWEDISH PRINCE it i of dim oy oo s v PUBLIG GONCERT -V om “DapDY LoNG LEGS” CLUB| s — st sctonl e i | sttt g . 2| AT HA[E SEHU“[‘ s o T k >r. John B. be Vs o Toantinte W anenichh in- | Frank Fox, chairman of the fish c am of | end news follows N e R oL S DY emuribus) of tHc McCook, pr Yo Prin vestment and business interest in | committee, reported going to Lake 1s considerir Nicaragua will be very seriously af- | Focotopaug recently and catching | !teeted, if not destroyed, with the [some unusually large perch filled | result that American as well as for- | with perch fry. almost mature. Hc', eign bondholders will reply upon 5Ilgl,u<|cd that some of the mem- | invitation came to th 5 America for the protection of their |bers catch perch filled with fry and | 6 teet 4 3o interests. | place they in nearby ponds to spawn. . 3 patstd dedi 2 “It is true that the United States Better results are claimed by this | el i 2 3 Stafford Springs—Lot - 1id not establish the financial plan |method than by the usual stocking given in the auditorium of the I Hlaw Haten wil any treaty, but it nevertheless did |methods. Nathan Hale Junior H ool on ! er ¢ Harkness lecture and reci aid through diplomatic channels and | A party of local sportsmen is Tremont street, by me r e YIS0 Grag 4 d n hall at le university laid ! 5 advise in the negotiations and es- | planning to spend at least one day New Britain Musical club toi of - | I . 3 3 . : tablishment of this plan for the at the Sportsmen's show at Boston ' ’ Br s recelved ¢ the Daddy e build- butch- mem ; 7 ber 28 when he was struck by b of Columbus, O. The ¢ e prince, i Entertain Tuesday Night vernor Vie Ds A free public concert will be erstone of 1orrow n 1 « in night. It will be one of financial . rehabilitation of Nic- [to be held January 29 to February 5. of free concerts in the schoo sored by the club in g prior to 1 be Piano solos— Whims g In the Evening Dedication as follow Songs for Qopr.x"o The Summer Wix i Sweet Little Mothe: Miss L Miss France Trio for violin, Sonata viola a Messrs. Ge mond Ostman, Perkins. Solos for contralto— to the ¥ e Lightin, My Love He Co Miss Ruth Miss Lolia M. I Piano 1 Were Gnom 50105+ a Bird Houfir’ Mrs. kus an X Education Segall .mrl M Reli inger, . G. Hadas, Mrs. D. Davidson. Con baum, B. Goldberg Arrangements are being m apanese tea to b y 12 at the v But It Cc Steve LUu/r n, Fast i John Kopr Henry P. Roc morning t fooling,” last rolled about the floor other's clothing, b who called the pol both had been dri was good for them a disturbance and other. Justice Roche of $5 and costs on eact mposc assaulted by Andre the police, and was report day. himself of and after a sea M 44% home him Latest T} ontbrea ned the Am v t Mexico City that in t of arms and » matter ambassador absence of lants in Mexico for ammuni- 1d little practical aragua.” | SPORI SESSION At a meeting of the New Britatn h and Game association held F v eveping, January 7, at Jr. O. U. 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