New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 7, 1927, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. 1 SDNESDAY, SEPTEMDLR 7, 1927, 5 : . e T T TN G e e 2 ‘ = N o o WHEN wll:E LEAVES cap. Sign Boar (, urday at the summer home of o acn et i | Miss Calls Her on Telephone and Bx- o7 roecr e ss Sue Forrest of Higganum. The . " arini told her he tends His Congratulations : mbers will meet at the hall on written by the press agencies for the respective amusement company. The police court today had all slen street at 1 o'clock, |Between Stx and Seven Thousand A daughter, born yesterday at| Workers Join In Strike—Ask g Z CEARARATNLEERANNL AN NENNNNNNRNNNONNUNANANNGNRNNS | (16 appearances of a i POLI'S PALACE | ¢ Bi 5 ew Br } Eight-Hour Day, Also. -1 | s involving domestic relations, Special cor u New York, Sept. 7 P—Between 6,« the troubles of ree married ind 7,000 teamsters and trucke it upon the Roche. One |ag with drunk- ther was ac- | support his 18 il v 7 i s every da d thinks nothing | SRR AR ARKNENKNNNS strike today in an ef- : demands for a wage horter hours. on representative announced he strike would not affect ex. €S companies or the movement of o and from central mar- t might spread to longshore- A S S AN S S SRR SSSS AUTOS IN COLLISION automob owned by |F g nt providing for an e of $40 a week and a expired Sept. 1, and °k a new agreement average wage of $45 ght hour day. McKeever, chairman of e committee of the n picture | oy ion to their | his wife er bed by the hrowing her to t hing her in aged 21 years, BOWLING SEASON OPENS S Rule Diaval MAY GO ON STAGH hat inasmuch as the ex- had its origin in . present condi- arrant an increase in ast 100 years the the world has in. + less than 1,000,000,000 " [RRITATING RASHES For quick, lasting relief from | s of Libert neeting at 8 o'clock this| The | itching and burning, doctors preseribe !y s 5 A. M. hall out W 1 M. 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PRINCESSMATCHABELLI ) ¢ S PALACE || i oo || 1\ <4~ Liovp HUGHES . | osiae \\:‘;g ll:;(\;ER;\Z\ISBl:)\A | K Tafora Fce N E R L M OT BL(.{ Coufitry Stflre Extraordinary Vaudeville Attraction : ALLAN DINEHART S | it BREN D EL & BURT FLO “A car for every purse and purpose” ed Cast of Fifty . ; 3 Paramount’s Latest Star and Stage Favorites ?: Players—Staged by [ \ CHEVROLET . PONTIAC - OLDSMOBILE . OAKLAND . BUICK Benrimo - APPEARING IN PERSON 3 Production Designed by In Their Comedy Riot, “The Poor Swede” LASALLE . CADILLAC - GENERAL MOTORS TRUCKS Attt 1_OTHER BIG ACTS—t YELLOW CABS AND COACHES -+ FRIGIDAIRE —The electric refrigerator }ié}ginniné‘l\’e;t bunday MILTON SILLS in “HARD BOILED HAGGERTY” Many Handsome Prizes Wil Be Given Away. Distinguis Also Sce 2 Good Peatures Art Acord i “HARD PISTS” Companion Features —— Prices Evenings .... 30c to Sat. Matinee.. 50c to § A L)