New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1927, Page 10

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A pa n summoned an ambul and puimotor When the a ca arrived neonseious Sikor The future made uncertain members, is Rodman Wa Although dama siight, I ured in Settlement Out of Court In Chaplin Case Hinted I - George Courtney, teehnical Kn arcy, Portland, Ore Savannah, . Marrisbur T — Ja knocked out Bud la. — Lou Rollinger, Art Pertille, Ironweod, Bert Colima, Whit- $ Tiger Thomas, Akron, Ohio — Chuck Wiggin jianapolis, beat Sully Mon Akron, 10, — TFarmer Ind. out- , Okla Portland, Ore nd, Ore., 10 GREW 1S CHANGED Tom Kerrigan, Varsity, Will be Rowing at No. 6 in Trials Today. April 20 (P—Colum- crew has un- New York, om Kerriga 5 varsity, row Veteran of 1926 ° ception, but this pros amended whene Commi: Attwood remarked: in the same situation here as we Judge Jennin our win lents of Everctt street to restrict two and three far s from their district ch & Merline o a lot on for three-fa and the firm 1 permit and begun oper: itch protested agains building department in stop tions but the 1. A hearing will L en on the proposed change. One-Armed (,olfer Makes Difficult Hole in Two .. Lick, Ind, April 20 ® ¢ with his lone arm s of goifers have failed to . W. 0. Colvin of Chi played the 405-yard - ‘on the championship course liere in two strokes our. Colvin lost his arm in a Stanley Regalis, violin; E & Janet Mel cella, violin; Louis Ernest Morey, Matzoth, |G violin; Theod: sterday. violin: George Marion, drum. red him Verdict of ough for: Fre: Russell, Paul Turner. 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