New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1927, Page 14

14 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, I'UESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1927. : | stantinople was awailing today the|over Tuesday’s profits to the league | by virtue of a writ in which t [ ) |erated as it should be, he would Rio Janeiro, Aug. 30 (P—Every day afternoon plowing through the | h . ! [suarantee that it would operate sat- | ‘,,,m‘ isbeing made by the Drazillian 5Ky above the northern rim of the jarrivals of the Pride of Detroit, jand citi were (o puy an extra | Eurcka Bolliing Works is bringin | tori He would n prantee, South American continent at the merican round-the-world plane as | piastre on trolley and ferry fares !suit for 200 damages agains o H'u\xlnml-n( to locate Paul Redfern, | % | h A mouth of the Orinoco river. It is|the crowning vent of the annual[for the same purpose. | Naples. Alfred LeWitt represents the owever, that water woul fit for m\m\\wx,: or that lnmn could be | ! the American aviator. who sta d”.mnud out here, however, that he | Turkish aviation fete. The pro-| Tonight there is to be a concert { plaintits caught in local streams for break- from Brunswick, Georgia, 1ast | gould have pussed over that region |§ramme was arranged by the Turk- and dance at glio Point park, | {Thursday on a nontop Hight 10 fpriday evening, instead of Saturday | ish ition league, the official or. | wherg the ancient harcm of the Tm- SHOOTS FAMILY | [rast i \m.un and of whom mno definite | agiarnoon, That it he actually passed Sanization charged with raising | perial palace will look down H)rm\J MOiEaiTown: - By At b (P Mr. Quigley called att 1 to the ¥ \,,‘}. bottom in the sewer beds, and | (Continued from Tirst Page) has W n heard since. RegUlar | gaturday afternoon he must have |funds to hu;l |||;lm<‘r and commer- | the dancers. A jaz: bund wil play | iah Abbott, 40, a Butier counts } | Dr. Copeland said one bed was built | RS traffic ovethe national telegraph 8 | \sed nearly all his gasoline. ‘u planes for Turkey. and the aviation league will pre er uhot antikllled DN Ty | Thirty planes bought by the |a prize to the couple giving the correetly and is satisfactory Soutl crica [being delayed to permit of halt- . 8 P 4 lin-law. Willilam Moore wounded D SERILY DG Iourlvionk-distance communtcationa| 1 Lo Brusilien governmept has 40 lsague thia year were. fo clrcle over | exhibition of the Ch | | osten , | - 3 | | his wite and-two others and then (Continued from First Page) | Advices yesterday from Cara€as. o o hundreds of miles of govern- |“Xpedition in that region at the | the Minarets of Stamroul. Using | == Brica s aven Ufe,Jale yostornay; i A Venezuela, stating that 2 mailman { ment wires,but all attempts to solve | present time surveying the boun- | the oceasion to drop propaganda SHERIFE ATTACHES ST : [ e adition fo A Mt Al Worcester and Fitchburg, Mass Suturday Atternoon saw a plane fis- | the latest mystery have been un- dary, but ihe central office of the leaflets urging the population to| = o oLt s i Abbott wWohanadr Sheri ng southward at an unnamed point | | National Telegraphx was wdvised wibuy tickcts for the aviation lottery | = ° ey 2 % e 7 1 Andrew MeKinney. | long the Orinoco, caused widespres ‘Aorts have _Dheen doubled 110:30 o'clock last night that there and join the popular subscription cwned by William Naples was closed | Luther nd recommends here, and that figuring o £ | : Hm for the purchase of planes this mornix v Deputy S - ————— e i il A speculation that the eraft may have sinee the rumor was received thatwas absolutely no news. 4 e michagg anes, : B . AT HIGRATD CTARSIRIED. ADE New Britain's population to be 100,- qae it L\ e A n e R D e R ST aih 1 Hhen et ot saur W Goniten ins e ) e 1301 UPYe Con= [ All shopkeepers agreed to hand |tin Horwitz, The store was attached | REA RAL 000 by 1940, a satisfactory ten Lile®l B ‘ | could be built here for §1,200.000 e n e = the filter beds at i P from between N Plainville and R DraWiDg the Line atisfactory to treat industrial | ¢l nehed fist extenc | L\HE @ME,‘QLACE‘ A B had built systems s as the state waste in the sewage here. hen the opencd only Dr. Copeland said New Britain | 4, 3 . Tt \ % should not undertake wny expensive 2 P - R W7 2 ¥ I NC. alteration to its sewer s without cariloe } lice: de retaining a thoroughly ) UmbBLEd 100 ] engineer and investigati ¢ whole Alding Fe T ; ol / HARTFORD situation. ; I ) - W Among those present were Mayor h e 1 would return N Garduer C. Weld, former Mayors | e {onight, T3ronze \ I S | Angelo M. Puonessa v dngt ar 0 ba mad om the X ) ( A \ B A Quigley and Josepl M. A [ / 3 / Orville 1. Parker, police cor 74 [ \ R £ 5 lmp& sioner and preside b i) i reath Masks Nhown tani SIS S YD ) B | End-of-the-Month Clearances g how many sino on the present had ever shown cnough in- terest in the sewer be visit T S BeouEhi i hene them. Eight men replied they had of whom four were the mayor and his three predecessors. Mayor Weld said he was satistiod the time was here to do something about the New Dritain sewcr heds ’ Square meeting had He explained that the two million | ..y sion for aboui thirty | dollar bond issue was destined 1o when a speaker announced | take care of fu growth of the | jugal complicatio prevented | trunk line sewer system as well as ibivallor The crowd, | ne ary alterations and improve- timated by police 10,000 7 ments to the sewer beds. ceived the pathetically. Un Paonessa and Quigles Dissent. | (i Fpietl e \ . : that every town in Connee- v X = ticut and Massachusetis be ordercd S penkers wddressed the \ £ & S : to clean up their sewer systems and d from ctod | AN E : y ¥ i stop polluting streams within the % wooden model of A ZAR 5 next five years, after which it would : Sl pen | . g d be a violation of the law which proje ; ¢ : y Former Mayor sssa, agled | vt otioal “or TABsE W od. ; P - 1 8 Dr. Copeland a number of questions he modcl, concerning the questions of thy WL do e paying for experimental tests rather aches. hore an inscription in . Copeland that each city and | “murtyred by American plutocracy. > town s! by its own ¢ . Ay e e o d the . : . o ((OJI\"""\’}"NO‘:"III(?|~ :n:l Ir s e u Meppns Closnan Extra sizes in crepe and batiste St R SR R e i gowns. Trimmed with hand setts along the source of the Con- it had heen given, police rode | p ¢ made laces. 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