New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1927, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8§, 1927. — e - HERE ARE 12 YOU GIVE THEIR NAMES? Here is 1 women and chil all fied the Puzzl to all the 1 Don't fail to look in t MORE; CAN tinks ey on ts 1 Can | commodate its finny company now expects 1 shipping busin il WD YOURD ANSWERS HERE 5 (City) CAPITAL GITY MAN WINS DEATH RAGE Rushes to Fl u’-Bwrurnd Vermont READ HERALD CLASSIFILD DS | e lor before S e S S o s ‘ Picture Awards $10, the 1 and 0 ueer Inventions Keep USERS OF SETS FROM UL S Nov. 8. U1 ) MICHIGAN TRYING | CTOCONTROLRADIO. 1~ Legislature Anthorizes Regula-| | tion of Broadcasting to em- vith ecivie radio or- oo ssion's Tanks for Goldfish On Japanese Liner during the height of the ficod was seve P The lower picture is a view of Springfield, Mass., with a Boston and Maine track com- tnot to excecd Jay nounces that T T et o s Compliment Owners on Com- 7 e pleteness of Assembiy Hall panies constru ers, all ¢ TS | goldf “lro Y COMPANY, & Sborts emporiu and existing State of in the Town of New Brital creditor <holders that the 10 corporation shall be A that every creditor corporation is herehy warned wsurer thereof c/0 Bristol & Whits 142 C1 addre Attorneys, No. v Haven, Con- Any such claim which is t so presented within four months d at New Haven, Connecticut, MUTUAL REALTY COMPANY, 15 Trustees in d Corporation. - Merely Margy, An Awfully Sweet Gi are than swollen many Spectaculair in the extreme wa normal stage, as it roared and thundered over the i taken from the South Hadley side is shown at il times rumored as collapsing. the Conneciteut river, pletely washed out and a freight train strewn in the mud and water. - CROWDS PAY VISIT Parisians DOORBE! St. I'aul, No: 1 solemnity the Museun © pionecr electrician opport ing ) THE Sreet, New Britain's most ’ 3 which was opened X the first time Perfume Analysis Is ofelacts Loy 1, Lh Laiest Fad From Paris Iehgh e plEco) Paris, Nov, 5. Pr—\With 1 per- ns of pro 1 on Church is of the te ex- them suce ing. Mes oral, ¢ cengr ceived by them and all prosent pressed themselves as being g pleased with the building. 1 written lation were said the is| Numbers of wellknown Hartford ople took the opport the arena, among B. Toretsky, Mr. and Mrs I. Witkover em being witz, and N J. Weigel, Mr. and Instructions in Paintings and Wax Mr. and Mrs. N errup, Mr. anl k S i B 3 vhiel Mrs. L. Gaberman, Mr. and Mrs, M. Avtiatic. Materials Membership Forum, for open discyssion of projects which ¥ < 4 Coach o Epstein and Mr. and Mrs. D. Wein- the Chamber can undertake for the advancement of ESSEX Coach erman. H. C. Ney of Farmington commercial and civic interests of New Britain HUDSON Brougham Also attended the opening as did Mr. and Mrs, H. Glazer, and Mr. and Mrs. B. Grant: of New Haven. rts promoters who plan to use as- |the spacions hall for their ga and contests during the indoor — (AN | (OM 1 This Gifice Very Busy | 775 NO' SECRET|___ b7y’ | PRACTICE TODAY /M SORRY T~ i 4 43 3 | | HOLYOKE DAM WITHSTANDS FLOOD feet its | cezon, © ke-South Hadley dam. top, eraphically depicting this dam which ————| While picketing selt-acknowledged hegan for being smell- L IS CURIO S. (P —-With g Minnesota s accepted the first door- Lell ever installed in the state. presented by Vernon Bell, and he said with ons ineluding basket- pride that the bell had been wells | munition was | Avout one-third drilled for oil turn out to be dry. Tomorrow Evening Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting and Dinner Burritt Hotel, 6:30 P. M. y of vis-|f = Spealk.r, laurice S. Sherman, Editor of X{anf(>x-(i Courant, on “Some European Observations” " Annual Reports _iouncement of Election of New Directors and fficers DINNER TICKETS, $1.50 Public Invited—Call 4000 for Reservations | | MUD i1 FEET DELP i mud s ross the s herc by the flood was measured today and |found to be eleven fect decp. Re- | p in this silt, now hard | | | \ 0 « |that many bodies might be buried (Flares, Guns, Soldiers in Readi- 11027 neott i e o o READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADs ness Everywhere Denver, Colo, Nov. S (P—A\ war, ORDER OF NOTICE OI HEARING |time atmosphe: prevailed in sec- [tons of the th Colorado coal |flelds today after a night of sus- |pense during which special police guarded jalls whe 4 were confined while and fires marke With the a |0f strike leaders | ing several oflicials of {trial Workers of the World, ling ceased and many mincrs re- turned to work. However, other | strikers immedi »d demon- |t Istrations prot« arrests causing authori of special offics The strik aders firt were | confined at adquar- ors of the I W. W. in the southern fleld. Hundreds of miners abandon- |ed their mass meetings on mine ¥ | properties, nown as “legalized | picketir took up positions in nearby d along highw " Dusk found thes Ly fires and as darkness scttled s appearcd at several poin sional rocket was set off. the meaning of the signals was un- known, officers found all roads lead- ling from Walsenburg were guarded by strikers. At midnight reports vere ent strikers werd mobilizing to attack the jail to lib crate their leader 1 other depu- ties with riot guns were sworn in f the to muster scores TAX NOTICE camps By virtue of a tax directed and now in my hands lay levy saifl warrant upen certair pieges or parcels of land standing in 1e of arl I, Stanton en list the la records of the wington, said land being s llows: Lots Nos. 10 14, 15, 16, 18 Block 208 as per map or plans of lots of vinour Park on file in the town - clerk’s office. Sald es amount to Strikers arrested and held in-g4q <o anq interest which incly communicado included Roger Fran- 0 rman of the national e: o prisoners were transferred 1o Pucblo, about 70 | miles nor: tax lien on the ve doscribec property, filed for record October, A picture |ccutive committee of the I W. W., |7 the names of Olga K. Brit- and Kristen Svanum, in charge o ”M ““5“!‘.”“” S fall I W. W. activitics in coal ana ‘0% 2 it T Thursday, January poom., 1 will sell Mic to the highest bidder at the public sign post in sald te all or co Imetal mines. Authorities declared {that they had arrested all the lead- |ing I. W. W. organizers in the Wal- senburg ficld stopped in tors in southern flels | northern lignite reported etrike il 25t {activities had reased and that | many miners recently returned to R | work had again walked out. | swrikers near Walsenburg had | more than 100 automobile: |disposal and one larg: formed 20 miles north of that pl |invade propertieg whe iners wery: o [ieRrres e e | GUASSTRIBD SADS In addition to heavy forces of armed guards, a machine gun cov- fered the jail from the court houst at Walsenburg. A squad of stat | police with 50,000 rounds of am- sent to an unknown | potnt with another machine gun. ax Collector, Alphat y An for Quick INE RAT UTIVE INSERTIONS wum Book Charge, 35 cents. nfter 1 P. M. for Yo ad necepted 1. Sedan 'ON Touring VROLET Sedan 3 1-2 Ton G. M. C. Truck il C. A. Bence i Chestnut St Tel 5 i POLLY AND HER PALS u ST HERE | | KEEP YER CAP DOWR) | | WE LEFT MR SHARP 106UARD \ (AYE ) wr [OVER YER EYES UNK!| | | KNUTENOGGLE' HORE, ALL) . KNUTENOGGLE.\ | £ ey EVER GIT M | |OF YE. INCLUDIN THE COOK ASH WHILE T | | wieE, WERE AS | | | TO HELP LOAD WATER § |PUT OVER OUR | | Goop As DEAD! | ABOART. BEFORE. |- L JoKER ON | DARK/ s \ o READ HERALD CLASSIFIED AL®' b