New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1928, Page 18

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Then le's see anyone pull that banner down.” The friendship between Herr- mann and the mayor has its foun- dation in their mutual enthusiasm for yachting and other sports. The two men have mads many hanting 1 Practically no damage, and Com- Hn"_‘r‘amn 1, 3 and 7, being north of lhe was appointed by Mager |tracks, Were not held up, | Thompson to membership on the| (9 NO. 7 of the.fire department Chicago library board, this being o238 called to a grass fire Herrmann's only political office, | LO%1 and Co. No. 2 was Eaumerson i fhe canninate | nel o, oL (Lol D Redin espouses against Gov. Small for the | A0 i republican gubernatorial nomina- shortly before 6 o'clock Sat-| al 63 'Union street, was obliged to] wait for a freight train to p Al-| derman D. L. Nair, who was nearby, | signalled the train, which was go- | ing slowly in an easterly direction, but it continued rolling along while the chief waited. 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