New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 14, 1927, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1927, MASS EXECUTIONS Vo el G plas ety o Tala ) £l v Caught scribbling postry in his at.| However, the great chet anakes Tiiaas en bl o % | tic bedroom, he was packed off to a | his head 1uefully at the American T school for cooks' apprentices at | dislike of garlic. For he is from third great group is the In- southern France, where that pun- ; REPORTED IN RUSSIA hers Lindbersh starcea nis aigne ‘ ! | to Parls. The group, holding an op- ternational Federation of Christian Monte Carlo. There he awoke to ’ fanion i nildinos it Unions of Employees which com- the realization that a man could be | 8ent herb is essential to any cooke ‘ 4 pr cight national organizations | an artist in sauces and spices. ing worthy of the name. — in Tales of Killing of Large Numbers realty developing company, voted to . different countries, Head- During tha war he helped main- ] . tetain the name “Roosevelt” for the 0 Th M"' in Bri i h ) Bflt Fe' Youngs[em Them m] of Agitators Against Soviet Gov- fleld but to designate it also as the YCI' m l IOIl lfl I‘IIIS r].jx,.vrmv,l. l:l".».l.";,,-.r|:n‘:.m‘n4| ¢ utml".'xrisl_ :‘:—r;ntghfh?x:mh g!}:herpo:;u. by as- 17’000 Dogs Killed by “Lindbergh F Msmorial at Nl Its embership is 500,000 and M vlvy K t Fwd P 800d, hot food right u gk | erument Recelved. i e Shlieaiie Ol‘gamza[mns affiliated with it the Gt 50 Y eén lor T8 | i the tront line. November. 1915 Moscow Authorities scm.stmck | London, June 14 (UP)—The War- susgested as appropriate markers. Gonovs, Fus Bh . (OH) VRIS | Federation of Unions of Em- | found him in Chicago working out| Moscow, June 14. (UP)—More i o anted: & ihe Tk i oxa, ) 3 e s with another half million of pal'ed Hel‘e a system whereby meat wrapped in | than 17,000 dogs were killed on the Hrtssl foday 10/t madn axecttloch ]| Tiftesn mete is oh them Lem | GOUBTE Sworkets fo' the/ number, jof lmembars. | | . ' | gelatine and cloth could be trans- | Moscow streety in one night, in the Hollywood, Cal, Jume 1. (P— |have been reported from all parts of | fcreign governments and organiza. | 000000 are now grouped into The fourth great international or- 3 ported to Europe without losing any | Municipal government’s strenuous Boys and girls who go to high One of the repoits said 20 | tions, have been received by Colonel | 8reat international —organizations | I 1ON of col- ! Paris June 14, P—France's dic- | Of its savor—thus effecting a double | fight to reduce the danger of mad school in Hollywood are not cager 15" Were sHot \at Vlad{vostols, | indbargh sinee he’ completea’ his | pecracly capable 'of. defanding their | Lo . /e International Redoration f Laick fof thio dining {able s Frosper. | SOONOMY itithe use iori itin (dndii (d0s Lt TBe city Hssia 0 DD ICORE IS hRtesthe Fow SHEIAEhA hnd il b A b e R Iependent Unions of Employ- | Montagne of Paris. He fs hailed by | Wear and tear on the soldierly ap- | 8MODg its 2,000,000 inhabitants, ac- William H. Snyder says so, and | Tiflis and Erivan. 2 9 e e | 068 With headquarters at his country’s chefs as their uncon- | Petite. The armistice robbed Mon- | cording to offiéal estimates, and Iie ahould! knovw. He has bsen prin-| It wos reported from South Rus- Somame R 1t comprises cloven ass tested leader, tagne of his glory just as he had | more than half of them are home- cipal of the Hollywood high school sia that a promir sovict inhe vear-old captain who | the subject. countries and has Monfagne started as a poet. He pr-rgoczcd his scheme. less animals. The spread of rables for nineteen years, and has seen the | police) official, Jaralawski, hi i o Paris t0 win a coloneley has| The most important it still is a poct, but his metfer is ex- | Fdward VII of England, Leopold | among the packs of stray and wan- studlos here grow from cheap ex- rived at Kharkow on a spec s- ade an honorary member of | “whita collar” organizations is 4 2 s the In- | tended. His Iyric sauces and epic (11 of Belgium, the dethroned King | dering curs is a great danger, the s e S e e e i e e e e t : | dishes are the pride’of the gourmets | Manuel of Portugal and the Prince | health and police authorities be- co acres and countc olutionists. e aniByanent onices reial, Cleric S £ A L of Monaco are a few of the royal | lieve, and stringent regulatiens for ing many million ot DatlylBs prekataoreaenon Nt S S e T e e atab cadquarters at Paris, @ ., Montagne's small restaurant in | Patrons he hag served. safeguarding the people are Deing 7 that time he has never | said the scxora. seul i ¢ before the hoyhood of | Vienna In 1921, It now comprises iNE fwenty-nine organiz he center of Paris looks more ke ‘American cooking has a great | enforced. A fine of $50 is compul- dents get excited Over land on the assassi 0 America as an ideal saig & lotter |41 national organizations in 19 | thirteen different coun the studio of an artist or writer | future before it.” he says. “There | sory upon every dog-owner whose ce to break into the moVies: | vVoikoff, soviet minister ¢ as | iccompanying the tificate. | different countrics s a total The tendeney v J rk- | than a commercial eating place. | is nothing in Europe to rival the | animal is not kept muzzled and on ough some of them take the | oreated a fense situation in I i | manibership of o ors in Europe to or One gocs {here, not to order a |steaks of = Chicago, the Blue Point | a leash when in the strects or parks. hance when it is offered. 72 . The $,200 policemen assigned to| A second “white collar Jiza- | than in the United States | meal, but “to dine with Monsieur | oysters of New York or the marvel- | The police arc enforcing the rule Questionnaires filled out by mem- Moscow, June 14 (UP)—Ten Rou- duty on the demonstration area | tion is the Tnternational Federation | Montagne. ous usages you make of corn. Be- | strictly. Ofhe lnvg srarubiing Clags HSEHYANT (8hinealTall B el ShthGmlred A p o cimataly | of Hotel {Cafbinng Festavrant Dm- | He nails from Carcassonne, a me- |lieve me, T ate well when I was in ";“;“f‘m" PEICEIC plannedRtolEY, , senten 1o im- | 300 to 1 by the millions who turned | Ployees with headquarters at Ber- | RE SIFIE] lieval ity in the south of France. | the States.” | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS e " o distance liere ox- | Prisonment for 10 years and a larg to welcome lkhu rlololn-sll, '|'\u1\L‘-‘ vlaf h & N i . wis re- | q emen were knocked down and | B v y. for esy in the irampled upon when they tried to | S ¥4 L S trials hold back between 4,000 and 5.000 | lioliywood and motion pictures . i Z » . P — - = ur students live in sollywond and |\ i S o rumors cir PE el s Sport Kexchicks Wi e //////////7 I Sanitary Step-Ins : 4 L 7 777 _ e screen celeb 3 see pelicemen or fi outside soviet cgarding corried clubs, and not one of these N 1 1 9 "ol 7%, Z, ot tabulons film slaies VEoIesale exceutions in virious parts | was used. ! 20 dozen of Hand Embroid- o “,/// _ p o 7 loes not_impress these boys and gt e e cred Linens and Trish Lawn == “ //////A / ////////////////////////////’ Made of a pure gum rubber s i have been some executions in addi- ticeable in the wearing 3 hand blocked Prints on s sther side of film life. Per] e il " ctor next door cannot | noyneed Mstsweck ntoNSICe, women Nore white and colored back- or the eirl equainta evidence that the planes on them. Bow t Regular 69c value. aded for ctardom & few monihe Gumber had been large or that exe- vats appeared with the ccionel and [§ grounds. Values to 25c ea. %/////(////{////// 1 b . ,"// V%7777 W top. 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