New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1927, Page 11

' THOMP 't Press Sees Chicago, lance in the armor for a Herman, A& “sport,” read a book. the crusade i till more. Lita of iebris resulti for o delegati or Lov on a v And Mayor nt for rec on a li rd 100k Our Neyw Locati that Fas| season. “Heroic Crosade” Willlam Hale Thompson leaned I peared in the jousting lists, but U. J. known worked tirelessly on. He | The herolc crusade King George l dragon, or make the N inicorn lle down together (there is wome confusion over 2 metaphor in it somewhere) - 10 have reached a momentary in to see the Political observers, taking a turn | ibout the jousting nd examining the corpse: armor n to speculate on th wonder if it didate for the re re nomination—perhaps only in | the sake of holding the the obeervers, h 367 Main St. were never better, HUDSON SEAL (Dyed Muskrat) \qulrrel Collar: $59.50 manpr for pereons Inspired h\ maga 10 WHITE HoUSE |zine advertisements or oth thi Ambition in Mayor's, —— Tooi Oct. 28—(UP)—Mayor corner and took off m< rest today as a lull ap- among his rronifli to dethrone i the British | lion and the from exactly what | s for, but there must be | statements were is- | and today seemed number reduced pavilion toda de uhrri{m and miscel ng from the tourn on away from former |f wden; then a more pretentious sca Thompson, it was n ceomplis fow weeks : He has kept his 2 fore the public | Gade > color m. of the United \ to the other. | hows - alled that the mayor re- | at large s must nominate hope to defeat Al ommen: st of on Plaid backs. 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