New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 13, 1927, Page 5

NEW DBRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1927. ry NOTED HUNTRESS }[mm Unveiling of ]EHQPE[ ONWHEELS 1 o5t st e ** MODERN “VIKINGS YOUTHFUL WARFARE |HEARING FOR BOY HURT [z ’ Kosciuszko Monument v e s : N 51 WREGKEDINSTORM',. ... o——— . .| BY FREWORKS BLOWP| o . PNEUMONIA VICTIM _——~_Ji REACHES THIS [;”Y mccmrlme e S F'ty ltems "N Was First White Woman to See. ‘Railroad Car Used for Propaga- \47'?“"?"7'"'1,”,9““ P"”'“—i RS eepeny |- e sr,h.l*r&“’;. : Gretest Extint Volang tion of Faith e e ey Ve 1 the s s or oo —aibt *T0 EOR at th fattend the Central Evening School, J mitte 1 New York, Sept. 13 (P Mrs 1 r.as YHMONith, Tth and Sth grades. Open Mon- Frederick Young Dalziel, who hunted ho ! ¢ Thursday « ¥ night, Sept. 18th, 7:30 o'clock, grizzly bears In the west and hig th « ! Derby vt | game in Aftrica, of pneu iric more proficient in your at Nantucket, M vesters \ off 1 14|}\'\‘~Nl Emil, at Stan- | (r r Park. on July 5 The ing o Trade ool. v Harry M in Monday, Sept. the age of 51, New York frir 5 were advised today. She had b 1 of In Il health for some time and s 108 3 bert, © 2 ? LAl her homs in this city for Nantu 4 " g e a s « . setting to recuperate. §he was a daughter of the latc Mr. and Mrs. George H. Ho and tnherited two fortunes. A REQUEST NOMINATIONS Hartford, Sept. 13 (P Nowmin- ions for town offices for the small Wi elections on October should JAPANESE SHIPS IN PORT e in the office of the mecr Emily Key Hoffman, she wns Hava S tary or hef September Abant ried in 1001 to Mr. Dalziel in Lo o it Jar on land towns are holding elections on don and they lived abroad for many / B onSnoacalch P walans late, and of these only 2 e | btk : i i : L sahia i Bt - th : ‘v”:n t hu([ :y'a' s f ] eir returns to ¢ state l Mrs. Dalzlel loved life in the open | &, .~ X et long, ’;S"' eet Boston ’ rary ind with her daughters hunted | i R ordinary, 5 = 1l S It clhiapel, where SUGAR PR ) A::n in L”"!er L--\ In 1921 she STANLEY A, RARPINSKI i t‘ el v X \‘|. 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