New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 27, 1929, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDN SDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1929. NATALIE SUMNER - LINCOLN t & in New York - TENEMENT BLAZE Sl Five More Overcome by Smoke { which hich pugnacious thrust to the qualit Lhpearance Symbol of Clemenceau Spirit; /i | Dauntless Siatesman Well loveds: i ation o 1 vas pression. said William olitho, he { ~ 4 a s duel with Paul Amazed French Soldiers | i ine i was 4 Mongol of the type of Lh | . ] | . e : A tribe of Alfila or Genghis Khat During War by Stalking |« neean snap “Monsicur | The Irench have a legend to ac- | USE out. Oba « < N Yor No 2T P—A wor ’ | ifered fro suffocation and | | Obadiah | {wo other injured at a fire in | 1 1 Fast str thi s 9 »“ Mrs. Clara Garcia, 34 years old S i 15 I i 3N plee Rl s ] 01 S ‘ 0L s e from the scd patrol | 1 e loor 1y : et el was not | | I o ne e Victory Pt for Tiger “Bon e o car [ y you mistook Stanton 2 L Barlow Died During Napoleon's| radiriy o ree i DATIOW DIEQ DUTT poleon's| wise 1 H i night.” i6n 1 Qi | e b 1812 Campaign in Russia Lie " | Nith a swift upward toss of her s agely head Peggy faced (he sheriff. | “No: T looked fo sec if he ntatives Miss Prescolt stafes « ) 1 s minister o Synopsis ] G open the front deor and come rignent of Napoleon in 181 i intry 1 aga } L to B she amended. been found in a deserted Jittle oonli of Yew . | stroked Tis ehin. | country chureh by the Polish Society | the of Peg i 1 I buried | g os he had a key or the Protection of Graves of War [ .:r‘hi-w A ) b Y was Obadiah that | Heroc | s ; : ) o | hien 18 staying there last T the it of Na Stantor i ‘, « or « nr to his way | Haghonuold Jin ith the en- typhoid that was par ‘j" = 5 i I e hvind the sher- ed army and died | ch | it entively to all | some in Polapd. 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