New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 26, 1927, Page 2

2 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1927. A cuuomm ‘ [ historical accrracy is not held to re- | " As to EN l] IVER I]ANBURY he f the city although ace, the ser. | th was a feature of the origir nal under modern mndmom is =2 T R | NOW Yog HISTORICAL PARTY, %= 2o At ot ASK ON . Sledmik Given Five Months, :.- Pt ~ Coroner Thinks He Was Drunk {Gitizens Again Re-Live SurlmglI Surder Thres; Both Fined 8250 =" "ioc o i oo Zeo - When Car Killed Two Women |, oo o wvee ,1,“,,,.1 Days of Revolution ha \thuu N v ended with the | escape of r s | Westport, ¢ of which | Gen. Wooster was i A hali b Girls’ Coats Reduced for Clearance o | { Slelaed 1 ; ci. | |Soup, Olntment, Talcom sot evwerwios. Sam ich s to be dang G [t sl seice g Yy n y | Stop Skidding! ok AR YOU ARE HEADED FOR A SMASH IF YOU ARE DOMINATED BY THE SLIA LRI TYRANNY OF DISEASE. 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