New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 27, 1928, Page 4

1 E PR"SPEGTS BRIEHT X‘FO"UUI the most perfect spruce Ithat the probable 1928 conslrudlon£ At Orville, 25 miles away, fifty from which all the old masters made |in Connecticut will be 1 3-4 per cent | families were rendered homeless. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1928, 10 miles square in Switzel r\md He concluded with the statement | {of that of the whole country, with | m\.xr violins. Harry J. Strong of the Trimpak lonly 1.4 per cent of the population. | l'm ration of America 4 Builders Encouraged at New; Britain Lumber Go. Banquet Bullding conditions are impr all the time and there is plenty u business available 1 who will go after building contractors w evening at a dlnnrr v carpenters build h cat amount ding when lumber and cspecially for trim. Ford built flivvers th : HEAVY FLOOD TOLL - INTHE FAR WEST owee"or California a0d Nevada Peaple » a Suffering San Francisco, March 27 (A — was under Jourteen inches of water. The United States plant introduction gardens as wall as the state land | colony, near Durham, were flooded At the land colony hundreds were foreed to flee from their homes. | Transportation by rail and water north of S&acramento was badly crip- pled. Hamilton City, an agricultural | community 25 miles from Red Blutt| expected to receive the overflow from the Sacramento river tocay with the crest expected at Chico, iggs. Marysville and Sacramento. | AY Sacramento, however, the au-| | therities were confident that elabor. {ate preparations would prevent seri- ous damage. Hartford 845 Main St. MEET ME AT = | oJordan’s. WHERE SMART STYLE MEETS MODERATE PRICES 215 MAIN STREET Eurcka reported that rvers in |that region were streaming bank full, numerous land slides occurring Flood waters roared through north central California and w e vada with remewed violence |, ye" gel river canyen, delaying Handreds of F'omen Are :lecting Their St S e i v o Eastcr Apparel At Jordan’s Beceuse the R R e ost Authentic Fashions Are Here—At Very Low Prices. < of $300,000 Apisle A‘;Zo* 2 ",""‘;’:: O ue | The Mokelumne and Stanislaus = B % rivers in the upper San Joaquin val- ll t ‘ : inundating thousands of t £ the state, high winds, | 3 ey N G (e, ) The property damage in that area ! & was estimated at $250,000, ‘m‘: situation. Reno, already partly inundated b least | the rush of waters from the Trucks ’ o ss op- | river, was in the path of nnorhhr‘co dnt Eat ru]t, has | four foot rise and a flood warning St I s B l .| was spread through the lowlands | “iftecn | this morning. Authorities said the population of | prak of the flood would not reach “1 was badly constipated and s will be 150,000,000 several hours but that the ! troubled with gas after eating. Could ction will be | s erions. not eat fruit and many other things. s only annual ;i “a a flood center Adlerika has done me good—can tion. Some day you fellows | e momentarily from nortly now eat anything."—W. H. Fletcher. it and sell repair and re- | mento Valley as reports ived Adlerika rnnp\ s stomach gas and here showed scores of pl inun- N minutes. Acting on at new hard-| dated by the Feather, Bear, acra- BOTH upper and lower bowel, it re- cheaper thun | mento and Yuba rivers. moves old waste matter you never » floor covering | The crest of these flood ‘waters |thought was In your system. 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