New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 7, 1927, Page 15

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8 8 # i 'mwmu:tmmxm:x::;mum Second Section NEW BRITAIN HERALD [~--] NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, AIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1927. ROUND UP PIG THIEVES | CITIZENS ASK FOR BETTER STREETS Hardening oi Toree Newington| Thoroughiares Aim of Pefition All But Four of Grunting Gentry | Accounted For as Guilty are Ar- ranged In Beacon Falls Court. Beacn overy of mdq made by local pol followling | Oldakoski, operator o [on Biack Berry Hill who. reported T—A public hear- | (o rour of his choice pork held in Grange Hall last | e Al S eniinator i noeinlor g e e LTS n the hardening of Hawley street, | west end of Wilson avenue and | twood street. About 75 interested | rroperty owners attended the hear- | was held after the board corr Newington, Oct. ng was rious | | ( | Authorit on the 29 immediately st t thre charged with theft gentry. The men tmen had been petitioned by | Bethany, Frank csidents of these strects to have & | or Oldako caring. no oppostion to the proposed work. According to the iaw the selectmen will discuss the | matter among themselves and de- cide whether the work should be pe there is no opvpesition the "hoard will probably r {o the finance board that an amount | scording t sufficient to cover one-half the cost. | vhich is the town’s share accord trRded & | ing : 1K to the new law, be appropriated for hat purpose. The property owners | se streats will be assessed the vas fined $25 and costs at a s 1sonia W ourt and ased of 1 but o all pleaded guilty payment ot of the four pi ving wine 15 Dhihet ke ommend | a quart of 1o Sinee moon to police a of New York es of 825 lmpos«l .ii";Z,.L‘;)i:‘:gi‘:‘;3";0?"“'1‘.‘1”"}}.‘I‘“‘. [nvaders Abflut 45 Miles From Philip Fa state police on a harge of operating an unlic rotor vehicle. Judge Borrows also Rinaldi of Waterbury $ of reckles was made by the s were prose Harry A. \\ hster. Women Voters ' nual meeti League of Women Voters > held October 11 1l the chapel of the Newing. = ( ter Congregational chureh. O sed Capllal Gity Mic to Hankow { has reason to believe t for the ensuir ar will be elected to protect Peki and plans will be laid for the com- Nt ing ye activities S Grange Auniliary Entertained he aciertod) - Mrs. Walter L. ( ained the ‘unfield enter- e i lies Auxiliary of t at he G lay afternoo home, Whist was played and prizes | 45 Miles From Pekin cre awarded to Mrs. R H (S e B and Mrs. Everett M. Stowell e S5 A ! next meeting will be held at Sehei g o Bl ome of James Parker on 0C- |y ond oo e tober = Shansi provinee Lucas Fxpected Home A e Har ¥ 1s of the C orthwest of 1 is expected to He will be fn ay night or Sun- Lueas visited his lay morning. Mr. ! tormer home in England. His son. )| Grand Juror Harold Lucas will meet him in New Yo Attending Series Games Corbin Powell of Robi Hill has left for N o \\ul end the n SR RN IRES WY PORTRAYS GOODINOTHER Js | MODERN WARFARE Demonstrates Its Newest Weap- | ons Before Large Crowd Some Become Divectors or Scenario Writers i | | | Hollywol 1y and wi | a cha n Proving Ground, Md, ~Thousands of American citizens and manufacturcrs yesterday | watched the army demonstrate its modern weapons which they will be called upon to construct and man in ‘]‘ of war. were RS RS i ! girl hopes was just a ly who, rs of the army tive and r of mach companies and civil- American prepar- memb uring fons interested in edness. Ten thousand of them ca Wi i for their ninth annual meeting herc ’:‘uxr the sercen. I3 e ulpment jof make-belicye { through with cellnloid covered tl acres, W . of the headwaters of peake Bay adding to this firing 1 chaps and . throughout the day and Into called western horse the night., Guns more powerful than |land long ago between spurts of th those s world war belched | est-building, w fire. Onlookers continually held [job. But it did not A battle was being s actor, Powder smo! tingled witt him a sombrero ristic oy gave vation of 35,000 expan 1 EEEEAEE EE ST MERLEINEETA muzzles of the huge| Now s Meredytt | cre directed into the hest of her failur peake or upon |hicome one of the s of the reservation riters of the scr rnin v ary of war than some rather well known stars es what )1 ame and prosperity dies, and M cretary of demonstra- branches of Al Christie t jcan find in hi \s a producer of co tion conducted by nine the These officials and John | Lewis' film 1hy her R. nt, United States attorney- | speetacular success in gr ope general, Hanford Macnider, assistant |~ These but a few of the ex secretary of W T. R. Robinson, ! tras who “flopped” in their attempts | |§ ssist ary of the navy, and actors. Archie i to beeome army and | Mayo e sidelines. | coing [ St ectinimia 6t loB | that he wa and S ff officers of the 4 the dollars a day Lko outfit, other s navy tlanke bruises 15 N0 WOTS: of United States wa Chic the people {tras on the better in the first eight months of | of these lad A 4 427 than in any similar period of | qaries as dircetors, i history, with virtually every fmport- ol YS CROPS i P A of the ant cause of decath showing a de- crease, delegates to the convention | panila, here of the national selected morti- | which swept the cians were told today by Walter {(he Philippine Hay of Portland, Me | neavily damag Mr. Hay estimated that 78,000 fthere and fewer deaths oceurred in this coun-ibridges, interruy try in the eight months ended Sept. | destroyed 1 than in the corresponding months }m. s, said destroyed reports T of 1926, Figures quoted by him | were t 992,500 died during the cight months of 1926 as com- +A with 915,500 deaths in the The effects of the stori as far north as Manila damage was done in t imated the first pa same period this year, a reduction | of eight per cent. Negros was dam E { No casualtics were report MEXICA BODY FOUND et Brown Oct. 7 (A-—The NEW PILOT KILLED. offi Cameri, Oct. 7 (U'P)- + at | Roberta Forni, who rece Tteynosa, about 60 mil of | ed the rank of br Brownsville, was found in the Rio killed today durir al flight, Grande here today. [Five rifle bul- Premier Mussolini sent condolences s had penctrated his head, to the deputy’s family. “Your rela-| ing to reports that he may have bu-n |tive gave his life for th truly | executed. fascist ideal,” the premier said. | Deputy body of Tomas Trevine, an in the Mexican custom s ntly obtai lot | dl\‘:/ SAY IT WITH VALUES! That’s our idea, all other talk has always seemed to us totally unnecessary, the values are here, _for tomorrow, but you must be the ultimate judge. 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A SATURDAY SALE Percale Aprons Some have bibs, others wide circular ruffles. and bright variety of colorings. .95c¢! laundering, New 17c¢ A Good Chance to Buy Men's Linen 1 Handkerchiefs | One Aundred Dozen FOR TOMORROW ONLY lz%c Full size, excellent grade im- ported linen, mads -Inch hems. with 1§ Buy One Bottle — Get One Free! "LOROX" cleaning and compound — o a germicide and disintectant. se as a bleach in L, will re- move stains such as ink, fruit, coffee, etc, wlll also remove scorch. Fine for use as a dis- infectant and deodor- in tollet drain pi 2 No lime or acids in this solution. Buy one bottle for 2 get one bottle FREE! Cold Weather Will Soon Be Here—You Will Need Several of these— FLOWER POTS Well made of good quality red clay, complete with saucers. flower pots at this year only, We carry ason of the s0 get yours now! 4 inch , 10¢ S Inch | 40¢ 5 inch , 15¢ 9 inch . B0c 6 inch, 20¢ 10 inch . 80¢ 7 inch . 30¢ Prices are pots complete with saucers, | | I! | |

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