New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1927, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, a while it and when into an OF LANDING HELD FARMERS' PLIGHT Members of Council Throw Cold STII_[ M[]Rj AEUTE Water on Airport Project (UP)—The farmer is o ce of T f 1e occasion, ) on of land v tts own special posed t many of 18t of neces- is a far broa be reme ngress. hat confuses LlnDBERGH GETS VOTE; MUSSOLINI NOT FIRST Journalism Students at Northwest- ern University Pick Leaders in World News at Present Time. ot |2 1927, FLASHES OF LIFE: EVERY MALE IN BUCHAREST SPORTS MONOCLE : York — It seems strange in f Queen Marie's tour, but vir- tually. every mals in Bucharest ex t the newsboys is wearing a monocle. The news comes from the Rev. John H. Lathrop, who has leen visiting there. Newry, County Down, Ireland — Who says all policemen have big At a masquerade ball the colleen who won the prize for the datntlest ankles turned out to bs one of the “finest.” Havre, France — When it comes toliterary pursuits, Mnie. Paul Clau- is a good cook. She intends to <cep house in Washington for her noted author and Frenct eaving for New York hat before o stocking relieved to New York — When Gene Tunney from Soldler's Field, Chicago, s radio to friends in reports developed tured the heart of pelia Pryor of Greenwicl one of his hunting chumi He denied there was any romance. Now comes announcement of Miss Rryor's engagement to Joseph V. Reed of Denver and Chattanooga. Cineinnatt — There was an extra at Trene Normile's wedding. Her father is a tentative juror in the Remus case and the only way he could attend the festivities was in custody of a deputy sheriff. llizabeth Hin musical comedy star, protege George M. Cohan, has just been r vealed as a secret bride. Since August 18, she has been Mrs. Frank |} Rigg Warton. Her husband is en- !gaged in banking, and since she is happiest when sticking to her work, she intends to return to the stage. stern University tion has heen given to A. 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