New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1927, Page 16

16 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1927. kinds. Parts of citles over which the | Private interests are Intent upon | forf\":~ ruled, control of the cus- ing government operation of s, and foreigners not being sub- rmh. utilities, particularly at Boul- | ler Dam and Muscle Shoals, the nded to other natio! tered stock scheme. ‘ k ewne Another Senatorial Probe Looms AUTO INJURY FATAL | 1 TE Blo FUR'N”URE STORE o 15 Congress Mg oo 22 ISZ MAIN ST..--IWEW BRITAIN CONN, Mrs. Sarah Carmen, Foxboro, Mass., A T, SR PO R TR e WA TSN TR S GF il et Gt ehre (x'\:"!. a fractured pelvis in | Cons'stlng of:‘ armen was a passenger in an automobile operated by her son Uiton 3 Farmnen wiien omiaca . |§| 10-PIECE WALNUT 1 |operaten by 0. C. Kelsay: o stony ||N DINING ROCM e b G| SUITE ¢y rain at the time of Chinese Student at Harvard Ad- dresses Y. M. C. A, Meeting hinese laws are | 1 because of un- t, the courts don’t Succumbs at New Haven Hospital S (UP)— ie lobby hLas| After Motor Accident. v public utili- New Haven, Dee. 2 (B — Mrs. the Boulder 'S “armen 59, of Foxhoro, Mz 1 last night in Grace hospital | ition may precipitate following an automobile accident | other senatorial in- | November 3 near Branford, on the Boston post road. Death was caus- | 4. in the opinion of Medical Exam- e Shoals to d was different in China tude, iblish & demo- ernment throug T POLIGEGHIEFINDIGTED r Dam bill, deliver Shoals to the power combin ne resolution St &S prop: p land floods, prevented |8 P ECE DKNNE Arthur Scholl and Six Allles, Face ) E i ‘ ¥ ’ 100' l R n over an invaluable power site to have g M Charges in Millis Rum Conspir- ging to the flasd! Thoians il ReTeD P e SET t a _ of na, to the Montana Power ccident. . pulur governme ; L SaE Company without just compensation S | 26 PIECES OF ) ; ot (UP) — Arthur 10 ;‘-“ owners." | - " Theater Box Offices | : - Any action resulting from his SECPEPRN | i £ of it with mx | AT AT e nete win | Called the Best Critics SILVERWARE dicted by the red- nator Walsh, who plans to rein- troduce his resolution to ir public utility corporatio qa in committee in the rum conspiracy POLYCHROME BUFFET MIRROR ave been paid tion glven to g activities at a Millis | and low morals.” ges that some of the critleal to his 'fraternity have sold their praise for in- caused the managers to decide not Walsh told the United Press he was considering an additi original resolution providin vestigation of the alleged Y @S to invite critics hereafter to a jwell as the power trust jtself, dress rehearsal called “Repetition tor Norris, republic: Demetrick and Robert Tal- nd M. Golden- Nathan Krieg- 11 of Boston, oll. Krieger charged with many ring liquor in a barn on I k's premises in Millis. The other eged to be involved in the ons of the “plant.” nerale,” and, whenever they the senate insurgents, could get the author's consent, to convinced the lobby abolish this traditional first night, tigated and hoped Walsh always Invltation titute the movement n ' The critics, if th with his power trust in- proposal 5o the en aware of the exist- 1t power lobby for some or Johnson, repun- Famed ‘\Iontleal Hotcl goes into effect, will be h performanc S mdsor: Famous Dog ' Gets Semi-Annual Wash : = % r' co-author of the TO ( l() DELIVERS Windsor, Eng., Dec. 2 (P—Wind- S L ’ffil f(]))r' Last Time sor's famous dog in stone, the only nii will he an obstacle to Boulder 1., Ao ng of its kind in England, has pum jegislation but we are prepared n given its sem nnual - to fight it. 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