New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 29, 1927, Page 4

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S “vec G, A R MEN RETURN OLD oprietor clephoned Two of EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1927. e Tt ot | TRANSOCEANIC MAIL AND Lflzl{\nzele: v}v!om;;uz::d‘ e FLAG T0 CONFEDERATES % amcen®* " * “|" PASSENGER SERVICE NEAR| o, Noorie met s mee e i oot e The republican state committee, | meeting separately, decided to call the other Shot-Torn, Blood-Stained Banner , sjeeial conventio il with French War Ace Would Put Six A £ a te the presidentia preferenc r - Given Back to One-Time ’I’“r[_’o'n LerHiRLl gL e D N e i) Cooss” Foes Sept. 23 the swiftly clo Blue ard Gray night when fed ym Ohio ret a Florid Marianna, ther opl Money o Visit Girl A nk on ‘¢ d heat,” a girl in New Haven and an empty po. ctbook ma combination whi proved too much for Thomas J of Hamilton court, Hartford cording to his statement in polic court this morning, and as a result lie was bound over to superior con Ryan, who still wears a mil ¥ orm, With which he was dressed hen he went to drill at Troop B| nory, where he is connected with veterinary corps, fae Judg Henry P. 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Lady Patricia Russell To Appear in New York New York, § 2 A in tattered flag wrested a g Nov, |0int g torn by shot and shell Alcorn « torn flag, the aged 'other sald: and the — Greek .Movemcnt “.l" - | New York, Scpt. 29 (P—Regular Study Bulgaria Note . cnger and mail service by alr Seas Operation Next Spring. thens, Greece, Sept. 29 (®) — Letween Ame and Europe, a kel ireck government, it is under- \ision born of the recent trans-At- stood, intends to discuss with Jugo- |untic aerial tri phs, will be rou- via the advisability of & protest to B the activities of E comitad- | izo, is (irregulars) in see 0 stir up| The French war ace sald he has gol- |trouble hetween Greece and JIgo- unlimited financial backing both in was (Slavia, this country and France for his Following the arrest vesterday of project, which would put six planes tthree men armed with bom cross-acas service; cd revenue from icts for which he is now with the American gov- tine reality next spring it the plans of Captain Rene Fonck material- 1o commerci ind obtain the uncarthed a rth and the outrages both i cuting Attorney William M. Green- taken within | yygost in rey Jonck himself would pllot one of stein today charged with i a own breast- | vent actlons taken o planes, several of which, i not prized its possession | comiviadis, (11, would be machines like the one :ht, however, our pleas- hich he had planned to use in the ng It to we had cause to men 1mire arged with forgery, was disch Mr. Greenstein explaining that there was no evidence to connect him with the o According to Ryan's story, he went to drill at the armory in Hart- ford early in the week Independents Prepare Ay were foreed to respect, | is greater than our pride in its pos- -Atlantic and coast-to-coast top flights he has been forced Auto Companies Lose i Thousands in Lawrence :, nd | Tawrence, Mass, Sept. 29 (®) — T Atlantic commerelal By sinralati ol st t obtafned |7 fly between New York several thousand dollars from safes |and probably Pa following a thern route with a stop at the in five automo srooms | went out and bought some “canned For 1928 Elections inis city. 1n en Azores, and a northern route with heat” with which he went on an \. D, Sept. 20 (®—Inde- were broken and fools . stops at Newtoundland and Ireland. alcohol drunk. From that time on blican and democratic establishment were nsed to break d on weather he became reckless. He wanted to W ed ota have tatken jopen the fes, C shts would be see his girl in New Haven but he| - — p toward a coalition for T} entered were the rs to demon- had no money. He went to the place| FENGLISH WINNERS ¥ Smith Chevrolet company and th nd the service of where he works in Hartford and| Venice, Sept. 29 (UP)- B committets meetings | Nash Motor cof Yy, opposite project, Then, Fonek . pas- tound a check hook in somebody's re rday took actions looking cach other in north end of 1 gers wonld e ken com- coat pocket. toward creation of a joint republi- |business section, and the Smith Mo- paratively cheap rates subject to He filled out a loose check for $14, using flctitious names. Then he came to New Pritain. Here he met Sacchion and inquir could get a check ca in and democratic a comimttee of the voters assoclation. formnlated to c: ion of e committee to ltor Car compan and for passage in- in- | nd Frank Wills Motor com- Lenane, Inc., in the south The police are! = carching for two youths who visit om to $1.50 to ed one of the salesrooms yesterday \0-ton freight train to a afternoon “Martin Johnson is right Said Elmer Wood to Frank Stone while on a hunting trip in the Canadian Rockies. You, too, Strikes are mild and mellow—the finest cigarettes you ever smoked, made of the finest Turkish a will find that Lucky nd domestic tobaccos, properly aged and blended with great skill, a nd there is an extra process—“It’s toasted”—no harshness, not a bit of bite. No Throat Irritation-No Cough. “It’s toasved” uckies give the greatest enjoyment” Martin Johnson, Famous African Explorer, writes : “While trailing big game in Africa, I have never been without my Lucky Strike Cigarette. Once on the Abyssinian border my shipment of them from America missed us, and I was miserable until the natives followed our tracks across the Kaisout desert to Nairobi with my precious cargo of Luckies. After 4 years of smoking Luckies in wildest Africa, I find my wvoice in perfect condition for my lecture tour in America.” J Tfanitecs j,.f 71250 { dropped. Mrs. Lorentzen was the first wo- y under |a 08 Angeles, Sept. Dalsy Lorentzen today pald alimony | = to her divorced husband, H. J. Lor- Two Electrocuted While entzen, and escaped a jail scntence | for contempt of court. Before her scheduled appearance | Johnsonburg, Pa., Sept. 29 (P— Taking a Shower Bath[ | light the showers was for the accident, an ber of the football squad, was seri- ously injured and was placed under physician's care. A faulty extension cord used to responsible investigation owed. 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