New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1928, Page 3

£l NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE § 1928, ANTI-WETS ARE | FLASHES OF LIFE: MORE THAN ONE v oo v ome i v e ottt e o i, G jager, succeed him as president. | made vice-presidents, Angel. falied | £ Hartford — Frederick & Perry is| An all-Cleveland Loard of direc- {in 1925 when Edward Ver Linden, | for re-election. te s beard. whese Bwo“ POUNDS OF CANDY USE | Haitford — santo De Loretta is | reappointed harbor master at New tors. clected by stockholders et | former president and gencral wman- | micnibers 10w are ali Cievelase flRfiAN'ZINfi ALS"} | onienced to stats's prison for thres|Landen for three years by Governer (ing vecently at Richmend, Va., re- |sger for Damut took the bt He | oot | i the sxceptiow of C. —_—_— 10 8ix years for slaying Frank Chiar- | John 1. 7 bull, Places t Detroit interests srought With him his sal : man- | 1. Larso the Associa e marathoner, ruled off the floor when ) ds euilty to ul e 1k Dot lecnciaian Bxiih s 0 3t the B ioanen ]\c\\l \wI\Tl-'our \\‘ull k\nlo:\n fliers | physician said her heart was weak, | charge of manskaghter in superior ! for some time. 1 nzell, vice-president "mi A{ . 0, Wil "Le out over the Atlantic to- | complained in vain to the state's at- court. | | The change is regarded bLer Motors, was elected | Forming Woman's Group 100 iehe i ey of i s oo |comPlined in ain to the wate's ut s : , o a personal victory for | ing between them and the water. | eqeq t Hartford — Leon Dombrowski of | 2 & n i L man, former \ice-presi E il lircctors, de me; roul Comnecticut Kansas C“y AC“OD The Bremen's crew and Ruth Eld- | — New Britain, accepts a jail sentence | leral n W s cleeted | ci . on fe ratlensi scnisn er are going abroad Ly different | = P . arty” | of s on T | ; : along natt 5 & r are going abroa y i Boston—Legislative wild party of SIX in preferen to fure Sl il h 1 AN i n. profting 2 TeCen . eWle rul. — steamships. i t ) ) intere . start nden 1o r jermar investigators clote that phase of - nishing a 3 nd to guarantee the | ing that delegates can choos: *hetr > quiry liguor diversion charges to b payiue 6 a week for the sup- | 1 rm boy, worki | mair ient and ) have anuouaced the: Chicago—What a sweet 100th We ' probed next t 8 e, port of his wife |ment of commerce puts the annual| Boston—John Tartar. former| Hurtford — Rayvmond Kennedy of 1ohi after man of the hourd i uck and Mrs. Edwarg J. Ceegan, cu Ij: consump :;;x:“m 1‘,‘,‘”‘ x“ :},‘P:,','f’"‘,,; ::a’a:\(. surn lm’u’n 1\ ' ‘”1' Edward an ot “()Hed by Cleveland Men a and moving up- ests had pu sed ) onville, both delegates at iarge. . and Norfolk Conn ; for Durant | Peerless stock, but Geruan ol « chosen their husbands as al- prohibition | POUNdS. der of Mary €. Mahan, whose hody university seniors, and Robert I Bafone oot ihe e " s e oday the = with 10 was found in Gibson. Jr.. of Charlottesville, Va.| @, 3 . la io, Jur Battle for coutrol of the company | stockholders and went to Lichmo: - W York—Ushers who interfere Milton las k. a senior at Trinity college will go to : trol ot | Car Cor- ¢k to 1 when R in control of the situation. He be The origin of the word “alpha- unduly with lovers at the movies fe ippine Islands tis summer | o e e n president of Cadillac, | came president, Calfee was re-elect- | b is derived from “alpha” ani must beware. A young man was ambridge, Mass—Defense opens for ar terms as n s at{ enin mpletely in Cleveland | took © managenient. Two ed chairman of t ' the first two letters of th. beaten up by theater employes for in Knowlton murder trial. t . cliool, uio, IL1s an- | pands after cight years of frequent | years later 1. A, Burke, sales man- | heads of the engine - Kissing_lus girl. The head ushe 2 | t ent |y ] B the resoluti Mimittecs | Was arfeste "he complai Boston—Police Tnspector de- of both t i N atare e ad o 2 e scribes recovery of $200.000 from tion plans . + the movies Detroit banks in trial of three wom- love-making 15 natural. i charged with receiving stolen hed ueher was fined 55 Easteru Sicamship funds. —Continuing Tomorrow New Britain’s Greatest! Washington—A bulletin issued by Mass.—Coungel for Goora. the post office department tells of Tuvlor, itinerant barber and con the faith the late Big Rill Haywood ‘icted slayer of Stclla Pomikala of had in the government whose down- [awrence, files new trial motion as Il Be nocichedl Bafare b tate announces death sentence will 5|10 Russia he was wont tojinvest the be asked Saturday. proceeds of his ture - tours in = money orders pay 1o himsels New Haven—Supreme court re bunch of them was stolen from hin. ¢ ision in appeal of Duk N e » jssued | Marino Torlonia from divoree award “jand $5,000 was paid to him. to ;m.‘ Moore Torlonia of Green wich e 4 ] oW York—In a portry house | s . v Mar r<. Thom- ! Greenwich Vi CTSES My w«'\ New Haven — John Ow k;.‘h{n Goorge C. Wi s, Hartford, Conn.: | basement ontfitted anonymously ha > by @ Uiegaunerong seu onder Values! —Wonder Value._ Mis. Henry B. 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