New Britain Herald dated April 20, 1923

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News of the World y Associated P g« A ESTABLISHED &' = TIE———— ‘ NEW BRITAIN HERALD NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, APRIL

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. e S e e e e e NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1923, COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS —AND RECORDS — JOHN A. ANDREWS & CO.

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OWN THE DAM AND CONTROL YOUR POND Peculiar History of North Pond, Near Hebron (From the case of Turner ve. the eslectmen of

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HUS Adele Garrison's New Phase of whirled us out of the re banished some of momentarily had The Way the Fyening With Ieila |

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KID STRAP GAUNTLET GLOVES SI() p E K In Black, Brown, Grey and Beav- \ R ey, with fancy stitching and em- Yew Biirtains...

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New Britain Herald | HERALD PURLISHING COMPANY (Tasued Dally, Sunday Excopted), At Herald Didg., 87 Church Street, |...

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artford's TRADING CO., AND PERSIAN RUGS, This assortment comprises some of the most desirable sizes, choicest designs, and

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FL NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1923, g—————-——————— ORES SICK, CAN'T FIGHT IN WATERBURY TONIGHT — WORLD...

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EXPORTS SHOWING SATISFACTORY GAIN Steady Rise in Amount of Goods That France Ships to U. §. Parls, April 20, (By Assoclated

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A o 5 . 0% NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY; APRIL 20, 1928 MISS ROGERS HEADS | Lincoln said, “Saving is Having™ ADRENALIN

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G e W iz £ . NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1928, Beautiful Plaids- and Striped Fabrics, also plain colgrs are

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|about 11,400, Many of these towns ANT T[] depend on gutomoblile trucking, and In faet the plight of the road is as fiIvE UP

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WANTS ALONE ARE YET UNDEFEATED (Continued from Ellhtl.; Page.) Lutgke and Gulsto; Collins, Chics Cleveland base on balls, off

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“KAYSER’S” GLOVES 16 Button Silk Gloves, double finger tip, tan, grey, black, white, navy, CHAMOISETTE GLOVES Dainty...

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' Second Section St. Mary’s Parish Nearing 75th Anniversary- of Its Institution Catholics in All Parts of City to Take Part

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. sentatives of farmers' companies, who ‘\\\:-Il to use our facilities tor market- | ing thelr graln ought to be encov aged

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HAND, SENSITIVE, 15 1% ‘EAR’ OF DEAF MAN Northwestern University Profes- sor Making Experiménts Chicago, April 20.~The...

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1923, pvmnum customs. They pluce thelir She was at her home resting and cons AP

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| MINISTER MISSING WHEN FLOCK CALLS Rev. Raymond N, Gilman Not Home to Receive Notification Although the congregation of the

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OIS PERING SAGE bl NS ™ ; i COPYRIGHN™ M2 BY NE.A SERVICH INC BEGIN HERE TODAY Esteban, son of Jose while riding with & party

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DAUGHERTY TORULE ON SUGAR ACTIVITY Prosecution Rests Entirely Upori His Decision Washington, April 20.~Whether criminal...

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GERMAN SECURITY POLICE IN CONTROL (Continued ¥From First Page), master declares there are only 800 unemployed men in...

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pening IN OUR New Location - 24() Asylum St.,Hartford, Tomorrow, Saturday MEN’S WEAR Coats, Capes Featuring Special Values in

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'y ROSSBERG DECLINES S, OF V. LEADERSHIP New Britain Man Was Slated for Division Commander # candidate for an would have had

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GOVERNOR ASSAILS ASSEMBLY MEMBERS Says They Lack Courage of Their | Convictions « Hartford, April 20,—Declaring the...

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Brief News Dispatches From All Over the World Irlsh senate votes agalnst any ae- tlon looking to Free State's admis- alon to

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Service Stations, mln‘ TING, lightlug_and ition wor Batiafactory nrvlco. llnl oal #ale, Clark's Automobile Laun 238 Main Bt,

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY' HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1923, BOSTON STORE Donnelly, Mullen Co. | FASHIONS THAT TAKE THEIR CUE FROM...