New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 27, 1927, Page 8

u. U.$, SEES HOPE e . minimum_tariffs conceded to Ger- any are higher than those duties. 'GOVERNOR BRANDS . W. V. IN FRENBH TAR":I: UN- AMER]CAN FORMATION Suspension of Offending Rat esu-xu- o Executive Denounces tavor NOWIDGLOD Voters Reported | Way Hasten Negotiaions | ts to a went under | gotiation of a perman Th ement by which the 1 hig s on A1 iniports have been s arrived hrough a ns between 1 8 faires, and Ma I'rench minist R carn end rice Bokunows of commeree, 24 h the Nimself | In announcir French minister as gratified at the fay of affairs. I that it would ¢ reatly faciliade the finite commercial tre: Delay Nevessal 1 Rokanowski. arl ery which 1 1in establis the expres turn said conclusion of a e ot ver, that inee was ta carry it could he put in number of details 1 several points elear- time hefore Pr s ation as g i 1 inst d women for 150 been hetd M Wl Switzerland on said. vith Belgini o Freneh far tries had v of the s 1 United 3 the Bolivian law wl ler, no matter tokanowski of goods | tes the s - had hefore ment with s where the exchan tiermany, except in e Why work so hard on washday? 37,619, Will lot . for Jose M . voun Group For Existing Further Disorders In Coal Strike thern in north ired il ¥ properties © governor decl d that he wo! B. & M. INCOME LESS Farned 204 by Railroad in September, Compared to 2746,367 of September, 1 and railroad 1 mpared with $746 sponding month of monthly here today, n and $102 with ston cort e expenses 75.49 in ratio was e ed with lastt year the making an inerease enis by the railroad 10,961 for the nine is year. The wage ger th ithout her wage ptemb month increased in tax totalling s raxes for first mont Wil onll wrbitration $13 hays awards Janug been ind ry an inereases sines *ot Par don-_ Loscr in Death Lottery Ia z, Bolivia, Oct. 27 P i several made by clemeney fused a request for 1h executive Jauregui, loser and sentenced » murder of former President nuel Pando. Jauregui, the st of four fredo in a e to ¢ the ballot a lottery with ox- murder sen- neing him to 11 Monday. in nan for 7 mits tion of only one how many olved eumatlsm uffer needlessly. 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Fate Is Unknown. | disposition of the “condemn- ries was in doubt in view of Mayor Thompson's denial that he had ordered any hooks burned. Dr. Preston Rradley, chairman of the library administration commit- | added ljs assurance with the statement: “As long as I am a member of the library board there will never be a book hurned, because I believe in fair play.” Further test Listories in th with praise for the mayor's stand in the controversy. Former Congress- man John L. Gorman, described Mayor Thompson as a defender of Americanisin and not anti-British. Mr. Gorman launched into an claboration of at Pro. View- histories which d Mrs. Jame: Powell poured. home of Mrs. Mann on Robbins avenue, 1nesds November 4. ing for the Childrens' Home of |{ ew Britain will be the important art of the program. ill be assisted b eIl Mrs. R. B. Doane, ) M. 3 Friendly Hour Whist Club. Mrs. ¥. A. 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