New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1929, Page 12

7 7 12 NEW_BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1929 —_—_— 100 WA LAWS, LEWIS DECLARES Bar Association Told No Statute ",’;J‘; R Good Unless Respected i WALSTISONN “Guaranteed COLLEGE CLUB SUPPER IN AUTUMN ATMOSPHERE Samuel AL Viske speaks On Iravel at Harvest Supper ALYSAV.RO AL New Britain t presi- clivities with a ViGN, (0h Mrs, Herbert hospitalit a4 by N V. Pomero Mrs. Donal rom Miss Emily Mott and Miss il « 10 Twichell 18 L the Y W. € A liss Virginia has Post. Mi Frances Crows ind Miss Doris Kieffer ¢ sup with Messengers ms Nor 1 the pict stles tneir marble and ebony halls iresql vk dungeons 1 journeyings throv Stock Clear. | Germany showed that the people handles | Work. They are industrious. 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Servic commission to hold com- 1 ¢ i p cated by a I de between y he and the death pe his confession. ted oyston le, brother would be spar Naval Academy, Annapolis, with Killed Six Persons s haval officers. |11 return for iew to becoming & cxaminations will be held at Haven, S 1 eport, Waterbury, fession impli e Tk New ord, ndon, Oct. 22 (UP)—A sought was told today in of New Lon- his two yrror Fleagle's confession sent ; [ tehes from fehanistan desc 3= 1 Mid own o October 26. § i . = e i which only jination \Jul; ! d present themselves at | Nnoos: 3 i o S e 1 e nision seeretary will permit them "":;v,.’fl\\‘f{,y Y e progecution, e 0] My SEI AR enting letter of credentials of pep- | he jury can decide, | Allahabad, describing g | | FRr o £ | \ wipal fortress o G s 7 N nsomisgean L and the What Congress Is successful - candidates will s Oy entrance examinatior t| Byt % T ho ‘o wew K polis next March, with a view Senale st spring. mad Regins debate on v edules in ademy as a cadet 4 Ark tarift bill 5 of the holding former royal far Judiciary sub-committec continues | ning to 1 hem if his lobby investigation ands for m and freedom b-committ re not met by Nadir Khan. 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