New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 5, 1929, Page 13

NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT,~ Sce"w of Witn nesses Are Called To Tr:’r:iv n Approaching Trial @_‘" Former Secre&ary Albert Fa“ kst i e GRANGE HALL KOO Bribe—Trial Will Start Qctobe cepting a Scores Headquarters in Building At rty s list of Octob: hersons trial on a the to use post expects to be put on heny more ral thus attract mem mad 0 Famous Check as Lvidence shows of an educ Articles as ness conju the G nd Company. court on notorists on driving through roads : children. in - the es b lals all erved in all en school Danicls, former secrc 1y immoned and . pul Whe no, a suh- Harry M ted sojourn World War state, m o ther to mea the wl the »f Bl Paso, is to 1 to b The ination not completed three new ny laten ire exy than Sept Upon t houses the nteer de partme uy n the groun Charles 1. ds of Bo; ommitte The will Iriday dis- strars of and ) ion om 9 Mor- Voters Walter ' will be Blair m {o revise and cor nd to receive th placed on Russian Fliers Ucla\'ed Welles In (‘Ozivcs'(ifl'» ‘mphnc found 5 (&) Fred sanlt | His ea 1 on payment ¢ 1s nolle costs At the of the re town com ¢ held Wedne tht in the hall i caucus was set in the Juni town date o for r High school buildl ptember 11 ing at 7:15 o'clock. An interestir am has heen | inged by Miss Allison Haines to follow the chicken supper In th Congregational parish house I eve rom 6 to 0 o'cloc ning “Neighbor od at Gr Jack n Eclener Plans to Fly Zeppelin Over Moscow pt. 5 (A—Dr. seow, S famous airship, ! over 1l on the f's cause of unfavorabl ical conditions. titude to the over Russian ferritory MARSHALL irich, Switzerland, Sept. condition of Louis S 1 ent New York who ill . took a sudden turn worse today and his condi- tion is considered grave. The patient “\:A.s grown weaker, IS WORSE Burcau Norwallk, |1 s clected |1 liron om ) American e convention at | for the chosen unani- mously. m Akron, I Newington Veterans to Fumish‘ (On request, roof of sent with Mr. i stampe BELIEVE IT OR NOT d T4 HIGHEST POINT . 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