New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1927, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1927. — e — == City It [ing school for the month of Novem- | ghey of Arkansas, an avowed cotton | pointediy, “to be non-political in | anyone's ticket but we are advocai- 1ty €ms {ber is as follows: representative, the corn kings, the|every act that we take.” ing the proper representation of B | November 2 . confer- | wheat barons and others of the agri-| It was pointed out, however, that |those sections in the congress of the % | tune comparatively all, ap- | - SUSPECTEDSLAYER, 5527~ DRIGHT TEARODNS 9 | His will, drawn a year ago, exc | . 2 nee for c ficers and council- | cultural clan in the south, west and | the 1 s of the meeting who were | United States. 1 am primarily in- for m cquests to employes. November 11t} will he- | north were here to add their weight|on today's program had previous | terested in cotton but what we shail i Heral 1 iner aRid turns A son was born at New Bri - I ISt i 1ol o HiT rive ok Al b Senlos i No- | to the movement for farm relief. |records for upholding the provisions|do will be for the benefit of every \ 1 McCormick Tohn J. Jr., Willian: Clarenc : g 16th, 5 p rthday par-| Reluctant to discuss the particu- ol the McNary-Haugen bill and it | farmer.” DiLgstibel a : November 7 ving | lar measures to be advocat for-|is expected the mecting will swing| On the program were former Gov- 4 Mrs. William Conner! e s e, | overnor Donaghey saic |into harmony with them. {ernor Donaghey, Governor McMul- : R%Ol‘ds Show Nelson Committed v he rsonal estate § Wall Street Women Workers l‘ “"_"“" ofiisw Xork argavt in Hallowe'en attire. re here for fwo days to dis-| “As a southern man,” Donaghey|lin of Nebraska, Senator Capper of A o3 1 4 A LA regTonn Mebonoush room of the training school jcultural relief and give im- | continued, “I would like to see the |XKansas, Senator Arthur R. Robin- fo Cfllliflmla Asylu[[] . 1 was Like Them Best: BUTehy streay \sformed into a scene of | petus to legislation necessary to|south, north and west get together|son of Indiana, Congressman Hamp- 1 ¢ B 1 : ; LoGens i attencing it into effect. on inferests common to each section. [ton M. Fuller of South Carolina and y fore he 3 e o Liconyentionfoti thes it is our purpose, he said | We are not advocating the voting of [other national political figures. Assoclation of Insurance | Winnipeg, Man., Nov. 1 (1" —Re WP—Wall | \gents at Bridgeport, today ords showing that Farl iRl i ] Bl N 1iiaskbeen born \oRAG. Ran i iy o avs leading to the i " H . IR tr and secks Y ~oughl fal .charged with the'murder by € A L . Frank J. Coughlin at -th - i o > 5 erlod an en- | Greenwic Sl '®{room were grotesque mages, and| ! lation of woman and & T4 v Miful 6f Chic omen. e i ! color . S i r‘::",{ b .nlr‘:d,_\h’;fdnr'uh rs of every description, in-| girl; had been an inmate of R S B RS O Of [ cluding “John Brown,” the hospital | fornfa asylum, today wers LIusgciY, skeleton, extended a hand of wel- £ > i n W : v Established 1862 | ere was a time shining S S i = S '} | emerged with no regrets, ¥ o 4 o R e s ; Resources—$21,763,531.96 ¥ 1 | folded and required to seek out ‘ : : Johr logs, and Mrs. T merrymaking last nizht as members | of the senior 5 tained inf | honor of the inters tes and the| Guests were each .son at the ope the outgrowth o Emily Patterson, 27, an, a school girl, her: though he is acc death more than a hal SO ! nds ihe hnnery b novations in Hallowe'en dress be-! er a bed (R SonmninaEE et | dance continuing whilo the bandage for the won e accused man is insane. dental work and’general anesth ome Jus I st fondie ion 2 T e Deposits made on or before e-up m ing day the found under a bed n rooming house All available police of th province were pressed search for the suspect arrested in the town of June 16. Subsequently Nelsofi bz cused of a chain of strar extended from the west co United States to the castern before reaching into Canada first to be reported was the r Florence Monks at The next reported trom Portland, Or patronize these Perhaps | yumber of il find thei Yic at 6 o'clock look like a dull Planned at Hospital e S ss officers for the d and the fall and Win- | cumvec activities have started at i 00l for nurses at class: the T | enior President, Erdean RALL BN EL ; sec y and treasurer, | june; class councillor, Mis Nejson; supervisor matce- artment | e FOR FARM RELIEF Thursday, November 3rd, will draw interest from November Ist. ; 7 INTEREST being paid 178 Main Street Open Monday Evenings—7 to 8:30 Calif., and San Fri ¢ !t « . were_reported from Buffalo, N. Y i g ot Agronlre and Busiess Lead TOMORROW MORNING—3 HOURS—9 TO 12 and Chicago and in all of ‘them the Edna M. Deats, practical ins tor 1 o o i manner of committing the criue and \ e : oie . i B i W ers Meet in St. Louis : 2 i . * disposal of the bodies was the s < ita : e o 2 e : secretary-treasurer, Esther | s B oy . g Nelson has dectined fo discuss the 5 0 : ; dlass councillor, Miss Ellen | : - M 6 g e 5 crimes with which he is charged, < ! 1 Vi i liitive | MeGirath, supervisor, female floor. o -other than to say that “if is all a t i | Preliminary class: b rible mistake.” His wife and an annt, .., ACTert : 2 e o e Tina i io secretar & b Mrs. Lillian Fabian, .of Palo Alfo ; Josephine Gragus: class councillor 3 ¢ 7 o * . ‘Callf, were here for the trial Rt i it B R A e lay a sent i cu 5 : o T ' _— Halarh than 2 tov ey 5 R . miurses; school publicity air T € ro carly " ope———T - A e # r G ¥ "| The social program for the train- | former Governor George W, Dona- i ; 5 S 5 . talo C Throngs File Past Bir of M. 5 07 Renier, Pickhardt & Dunn WHILE THEY LAST } A Selected Group of L Although - 1l , nsion of the son Bebp of }nm-v 1 1 e to Mi Chine of and Mrs. John J. Mitchell | Ark., only PHONE 1409 nator Robinsc Clilcago, Nov. 1 (P—Chicago's | meet her future hust hedd was bowed today at the bier of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mitchell, | sity of ndput up his Killed in an automobile accident L e Saturday. their marri inson made his 127 MAIN ST. 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