New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1927, Page 13

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1vZI. 13 FLASHES OF LIFE: CURIOUS WOMAN | ———— ASKS PRESIDENT ABOUT 3RD TERM city ordin- liquor in a city | N, 1 and the W. C. T.| TRADITIONAL LAST Coui boe shyss TABLE EXHIBTED "o e Just in Time to Rescue 1 10 prevent any of those pros- as e pusse omes, one woman receiv- | R € (6l 5 A 2 AP o, o Rl ' 4 £ E P tiee to distribu of those present was given oth as many me bright new pennics which had TRUTHE TUCKAHOL King can 5 e s order the Awakened | soc yis a domi to mint Dill must ance senator in order to have he former Rosalie Jones, vote m. She possession . Town R s Signs -. less than the coi rk is forbic wants it enfor Worshippers at St. Peter's See Religious Relic Today Daughters, L es ‘ ickets, “The senator hasn't! w~ow York April b \ pocket, Mine is one sot me vote he to their home Iy service wis Catholie Milldale a : ples com 1l have to got in every |jyed gentle ekt as interpreter when they by persistent ir pet da in tin out ¢ buildi ore the . heen cut off by the f £ Hoiy Week ole, on whic st partook o was exposed commencing with th 1 ] = ¥ the White House to the “Miscrere z P Sepis Mr. Coolidge would crous high ¢ ¢ s took plac altar was strip a is she explained | to the ' ed the conversatio William P. Rohertson : Passes Away in Hartford fesiastical | . P —William conce 3 1l white r and cardinal are ssion proceeded closing nto ~d tSurvived yosterday tors g g to tra sed by the "toma rist's side, a large true cross th 5 ica on wi an on of Christ’s face is to be found were shown. 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