New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1927, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THU RSDAY, APRIL 28, 1927, — NEWINGTON NEWS E. B presid Maple held at the 1 yesterday, Mrs. electe. Proudman .. PLANE UNDER FRE AT BARAGLN Maj. Powell Uninjured as Nic- cncov Hearthsto Oth airmen of com- a on yesterds 1 pro it returncd to its base a b as found dangerously ne Mrs the and v | committec. | There wera club present lupcheon wi 12 II's plane was the sec- machine td be fired lerson will party s Women's wich on W rnoon, May roops eng: ) sings Tes, s T m not far from Boa 10 newspap en the cons tor of the s in L1570 cesident of n for RediCross that . Metorcycle Hits Auto, Waor i April Preston for 1) ith Mr. o reach h ction of disease annual flower members of the ts of | Barrows last night for operating an automobile in Connecticut withou proper regist He has his car registered wsetts and onnecticnt with te markers longer than | criod allowed by law 33 for operating ticut driving i ald is in the employ William J. 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