New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 31, 1927, Page 9

EW BRITAD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1927, L4040000000008800008088s0. [ LESS MENTION OF Love and Jails 1927 IMPORTANT IN HIGHWAY WORK Gonnecticut Accepts 207 Hiles i New Paving gling growths within the Speaking ‘, of Sports CIEOTETECICITEPOOPIIIINTS “Gid" Brown, on the local roller STARS IS NEEDED < (Coach Roper Says Publicity Should Be Gwen Teams who plays halfba to Connecticut 4 In cherge of the of Tieing in with vesterday on the & growths from cording to figu start of forest several occasions Gommistion. commissioner, highways to recoustruction. Scene From " Jhe IRRESIS T/ BLE LOVER! Costarring NORMAN KERRY 3 nol LOUS MORAN A unIVERSAL-gE WEL vturning to the Sun—Mon.—Tues. CORBi GIRLS WIN FROM STANLEY WORKS QUINTET runner was not p inst using it all mhlln, ne Placed in Connecticut hy part- "I'hv_\' arrested Arl [ Amityville, Lo a charge of bur him becausc Major Griffit * routes through t eats in Preliminary rlary they locked up Kathierine i biek signs markin i cautioging motorists u his sweetheart, fc attempt to smugg K signs furnishing dir Merriek, Long 1 e into icell hack saw blades conces "in a loaf of bread. 1 rare before their troubles Assailant of Women Sought in Worcester such as mo was pitching . Southington Hebron opened ¥y moving passenger tr s to Williman a catcher in 1 had no mes during January and in cach cas lonald’s policy of Mussachusciis 45 belted twic night by Meriden, Dirifted snow in some of work nee- cssary to completely cleur the To Anna S M L student nu vietim last night. St that the viciousness v has charac A morning paper stated that removal was follow are the work of person tion in preventing the slowing back into the championship from Connecticut [iRI[] TEA\IS T ROWnNS. Chemical Experiments ent undertook sev EACH OTHER T!]!]AY clicmical experiments ftempting to rete which would » - championship Pennsylvania and California Clash in lmexseul.onal Game HOLD OPEN HOUSE *~«‘ ATV M HONDAY Programs to Be Staged Morning, Aiternoon and Night roads several days earlier cxperiments was devised at the department lab- loratorics in and is expected to result on of the fime ar to delay heeanse of one was forecast operation ur nid conch of the haskethall tou foothull congh of California had ament in the o B s S S wtack of the it > program in the start at 9 o'clock and will finish paving betor: s will obstacle sack races, a basketball games. timers will get together in the afternoon in a annual tournament from colleges games should Tn the evening, hibition will sta members of hattan Chess club, Minneapolis, Prof. Samuel \v stivication \\m\‘ slected president the American Cl The society . between two stale 3, in Minncapolis. Quurterback. wvyweight class tumbling exhibi wrestling bout, &of WELL ~BIG “TIME —TNIGHT, EH MATOR.Z ~+\ou'LL SEE -TH" oLD EAR ouT, it AN FROM THEN oA, “THAT WILL BE TH' LAST Nou ——— F. . C 4 NOTES | ARENTS ACCUS NAVY AS HAVING ‘CRUCIFIED BOY (Continued from First Page) Fducational Department This group has. b problems under mterested are ter by Mr. and Mrs, Jones "As you no doubt have parents of Com- consolation to us to know that and not until four wired the de- r a word from waiting for some ement from Wash- rewarded with a ie secretary that « ¥-4 would probably not be raised word of encoura and myself both com- and you have and pray that you causing this ed immediately. Ve wonld consider it as a spe- vor if you could give us in- ive to the progress in We would come to Jonea' health per- iip will have been vvice, N. Y. Bureau) 1zton Place raising the shi an allegec 1o express our utmost is at The Fair bringing some thanks to you coneolation in this our dark hour of egan. McFadden Paintings to Remain in Philadelphia Dec. 31 W—Auur- ance that the John Howard McFad- den collection of British paintings, valued at $2,000,000, would be kept in Philadelphia was expressed today by Chief Justice Robert Von Mosch- zisker, of the Pennsylvania supreme , one of the trustees. The chief justice said construction ! of the wing ot the new where the collection is to be housed, has progressed to such a point that its completion by February 16 is a Under the terms of McFadden will the paintings will be- come the possession of the politan Museuin of Art in New York suitable quarters are not provid- ed by that time in Philadelphia. Dec. 31 (P servations call 4865 Philadelphla, Boy Scouts Marooned In Snowhound Forests strom at Fairlawn hosp vhile a res- a caterpillar FLOODS DISASTROUS . Morocco, Dec. 31 (P—The Morocco today has assumed the proportions of a disaster exceeding in northern anything within cent memory. After a brief Iull the > of rain commenced again Tor hundreds of miles the most ertile land is under water. By Ahern NO M'LAD! » NEW VEARS EVE IS NoT A SIGNAL -To ME FoR BACCHANAL REVELRY, NOISE, AND CAROUSING ¢ EE-GAD No!«~"To ME TIS A DIGNIFIED AND VERY SOLEMA EVENT!ww AHEMvn ««"THE BEGINNING OF A NEW CHAPTER N olR LIFE AND FATE!="THE SPIRITUAL OPPORTUNIY To START LIFE ANEW, oM ANOTHER MILESTONE “TOWARD OUR DESTINY /<t HAR-RR-UMF !ue SEE VT IN “THAT LiGHT M'LAD, AND NoT IN-THE MANNER OF “THE “THRONG ! - - WL SAB: MAJSOR /. REG U S PAT OFF. exhibition on high | wuscoloni extraordinary COLLEGE PLAY OPENS WITH THE BOWLERS FRATERNITY Pennsylvania WILL SPEND Philadelphia, SIX teams in fending champion to retain the | artmonth, | four members from last year's team players, Monty Chapman, | strengih the | Early season contests competitors showed S THA%S A HEW OF B WAy CELEBRATING NEW YEARS EVE /BEATNG Wit BY BERTING-_p UP A GUY P — ——— HE'S r‘\‘i PaL HI PANTS WERE ON FIRE. 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