New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1927, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, MYTHIEM BIRD IS l SCHEDULE RATIFIED | FLASHES OF LIFE: HOLLYWOOD’S ONLY 1927, [blood stains on Mrs. Lilliendanhrs |ace, planued by Thomas M witt, T i Tren N 1. |hose. The board of frecholders is | Jr. z FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Wiltiamsport, I'a | holding up payment, think $25 per - E - fanalyst is enough artford—"Ten horses i Md .~ | h in stable tire and Dory Shimit draw, (10), o imberland, Wiley Promiey SFEN IN KANS AS “HAPPY” COUPLE PART AFTER 10 YEARS But It Is Only on Ads and Billhoards s the rien t artists fl bird cal a foot- | its way, too, into of Kansas product word two real bir Kansas Texas Game Laws Make Wild Turkeys Tamer t, Tex,, Dec. 13, (P —Wild L g tamer, since protection domestic the ax : laws, 1 = it warned t quently T e wild : away from farms and flocks in the hills. ters’ point of view, has become vexing. crve within gu wild turkeys, but out as if formed ¢ are within a pas ect the game warden as their The hunter gocs on and spproaches another flock in which ¢he birds ars wilder. But as they cross the rond he notices thelr greater size and real that fir- ing at them would make him guil of destroying ome farmer's per ®onal property. Wild turkeys Qarker than 1} ha con by ring aw joining the gan Irom the h are smaller and domestic species. Maine Returns Her War | Trophies Kept 64 Years Colum B €., Dec. Confedera 1l captured from South Carolina troops in 1863 have been received by Governor Ciahrd: from the state of Maine, where the banners have been kept 64 yea ¥ trophis formally ret by Governor governors' con- summer, ] inth Maine »ra at Morris Island, nly 11, from the Twenty-First South olina Voluntcer: N FOUND was brought Officer ast eve- RUNAWAY ORPH \ 10 year old girl to the polica statlon George Collins about S:10 sent to the Polish Orphan- ifter another zirl fdentiticd he as heing one of the inmates. child told the officer her mothe zone to 1 left her o r glrl's sic by 0 WOMAN ever Hose, particular We have this exquisite hose in all the newest and most popular shades of the sea- son. Give several | $7.45, 3 $1.00 13 (A—Five | '|Much Any iety Is Felt | 'ly such lovely silk as this new Allen-A creation. Connecticut State Bashethall League | Approves List of Games for First N York—There are no really persons left in en Oakland of the ht. She and her . Murray, were the only two such extant, she says, and they're separating ten of married life, thing; indus a good Ttalian a mortgag, virtually controls nd soon will have an indust New evoted Hollywood, Half of Scason. Miami —An ecstate of $200,- om $100 has been bequeathed to Fred B. Miller “to do as he darn well pleases with it His benefactor 18 James Hardiman, a barber for whom Miller Invested 310 in realty 10 pyramided after ow— Raphael Bendandi of t that there would 4 > in north-| = pycharest—Whether or not december 11, seems 10| king |ikes to study jogafree, he rly right. On Decem- | poon elected president of the llapsed and fissures Neatfonail GecsranHlc lasting five mi-Palatinsk dis- W0 foreca the hi Rt Asia manian ciety. Washington—When moon is directly above, the steamship Leviathan welghs ten or 12 pounds less than when the moon is near the horizon. So $ays a bulletin from the National Geographic society dealing with lunar lifting force, The moon can steal one the weight of an ol the New York—Hav g made money ceding bulls and bears, William | . Buroni is to be one or the other +5 hought a stock ex- for $310,000. He was clerk and order clerk house when On his return he rant, which he has ot New York — Society hears that { now sold has ch daug in Rome, her baby i nged the of Phil Gloria to Giola. Philip sized up formerly secretar Uncle Sam soon w of the organized Ith of the world, and it will by by Kerr, South Church Basketball Atlantic City—What price testing Meet Simsbury “Y" Quintet Here | © stockings? Two experts ask a totul | $750 for thres examinations of Tonight. | The South church basketball team third Senior County “Y” leaguo game tonight and secks | its third coutive ory when it plays the Sir Y" team at | the local Y. M. C The New Brit- | m is on top of the circuit at ! virtue of its one-sided | victories over Broad Brook and Wapping. while Simsbury is at the | bottom and has yet to win a game | The visitors of the night, however, | | wore barely nosed out by Wapping, 8, and held Farmington to 3 ast week in spite of the absence of | everal regulars, o no easy time is expeeted by the church players. The game will start at 8 o'clock and Jack UR SALE 9 TO .M. R e e o meay l‘n?,sn 5 it b. 15c. State Trade school, and Thursday | week but have not yet made connec- | {take place at the Senior high school | | elub and another quintet SHOULDERS Plenty of action in the Interm 800 0B DD D DO (DR 2,.25 1h= Dc will find it opposing the South | tions with the management of the ‘rm Friday night. will play its vi D Tean Smoked SHOULDERS ... Fresh Cut HAMBURG LEAN FRESH WHOLE QR HALF ite County “Y" league is promi for this week. Kensington, which 18 has not plaved yet, will engage m [ « 1} tes two nights 2 e i LOIN OR ROUND | church entry, hoth games being ar- e | ranged for the Boys' club during the WHITE MEALY MAINE supper hours. The league leading PO ATOES 5 {Tions ase’ scheduled! to: mest Hast ) T Peck3 C. | Berlin at the Nathan Hale gym this | subnrbanites. They wish to play the PORK LOlNS lb. 20C. contest tomorrow night. The Trade school also wishes to play off its | e | game with East Berlin and fs en- | deavoring to have the engagement | Tegs Milk Fed VEAL . Rump Roasts VEAL . 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