New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1929, Page 11

L NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NAWES iN EUR{]Pt V-Vhen "Coolidges Took Care of the World War I - 1 Scho y IiGine: of = I { ndergo \n f 77IE THUP’STS Caretaker’s Daughter 5 o JAL | | re in most not new 1 UL Lid it - | all, but old r ( E 3 K - ¢ 1o life with . 2 | | a minority the n4g { 1 1 d Spelling Changes in Bach Coun- o : : 4 " i " tnti | | drop! ] ¢ ' - {ry, So Does Pronunciation | : ) 1 ——— H ow meets the world under its 1 v 1 0O r i Wa o Polish names Brzesc and Du ! 1., L5 Sotsialitotce Kllin Lwow, Wilno, and Grodno Croat bl | ! Old maps show p Ny all tonia, Bulgaria and Au § | Polish names with n or| - r 1 i | : | 1 v 1 . ; % .S, STUDENT ARRESTED 1 ++ i * : and Gardin Minland, al- | DT T s ‘M "The Bea Do "'\flfl‘fllf‘r‘g‘l"‘i ; BT . f-'u;llw | —_— COUPE AND SEDAN COLLID] 3 | names. 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