New Britain Herald dated May 13, 1927

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; NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1927, i e VE ANNIVERSARIES |23nd weda {versaries, respsc- | _ ANOTHER AUTO...

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Other points of interest are the in- stallation of the machinery and boil- ers much further back than has hitherto been the

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UNIQUE RELIGION OF INDUAN TRIBE Hsiorin Wil Rereal Lost Customs P Lincoln, Neb, May 13.—(UP)— Traveling in & queer little...

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LANLEADER S e ACTIVEINCELL Indianen Sacoseds in Keeping & Indlanapolis; May 13 (P—When state prison gates swung shut in 1925

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B IT————— OIL PRODUCTION 10 BE CLRTAILED Seminole Area Output Will Be Cut l)ovn’ New York, May 13 (P—An inde- pendent oll...

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1927. h;een granted a patent jointly for ‘asslxn?d his interest in the inven- top

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L] New Britain Herald | NERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY k Tssued Dally (8unday Excepted) At Herald Bldg., 67 Church Street...

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Worth To $4.0 For $1 66 Each The fine materials, quality of the work- manship, fit and ele- gant appearance, all combine to

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EXPORT TRADE 0F GERMANY GROWING This Is Only Major Gountry With Good Report (BY WILLIAM J. McEVOY) (United Press Staff...

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NORMAL GLEE CLUB ENTHUSES THRONG Chorus Gives Ploasing Program at Its Annual Goneert L. Ethel Prior of Plainville, musie- al

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NURSED BY HING Boris Himsell Attends Judge John Barton Payne May 13 (A Payne Sofia, may b nection with tion with shore. ,...

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m BRT!‘ATN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY ‘13, 1927. WORLD’S ~ TOUGHEST TRAFFIC . - this new gasoline is making driving quicker .

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i NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY' 18, 1927, TOMORROW-SATURDAY MAY 14th & % A PRSIV UR SUITE { VAV A arg | Y Consisting

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1927. TOMORROW-SATURDAY MAY 14th - AT 9 A M. ’ AYNANY AA ) i%éé mmxmflmmwm«wu £ .

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B. A. HAWLEY'S WILL IN PROBATE COURT (Continued from First Page) the invested funds of said institution and the income used

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1927. FORMAL OPENING OF Our New Service Station Tomorrow, Saturday, May 14th DAYTON

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It ] NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1927. | the terms of the Nicaraguan peace |recommended that Colonel Rhea of

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!I» [ Hosiery for you, Sirt Three cxtra values tomorrow MEN'S NEW NOVELTY HOSE Just received a solid case of new Rayon...

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A oS e L I i for Marblehead, Mass., for the Dec- oration Day regatta. They are owned principally by wealthy New York...

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| greater than B. A BAWLEY'S WILL IR PROBATE COORT T v (Cofiiinuea from Page 16) crease the happiness and welfare of children,

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TANPERWITHALTD | DU ASSESSED §1 Berim Puir Arvestad Alter Con- duct Arouses Sespicion | Paul LaCroeux, aged 33, and| Ernest

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CHEAPER CAL FOR CONEFAILES NOW VERK-LIELY .(Continued from First Page) which, it is Cennecticut’s claim, hag been violated

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Iovstigaion of “Soviet House” ;. - LONDON RAID MAY that while not able to giva a definite reason for the raid, it could...

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 183, 1927. BRUSA LODKING T0 BEGONE POPULIR Turkish - Gity Wants to Be Watering Place

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Love’s Embers Adele Garrison’s Absorbing Sequel to “Revelations of a Wife” Beginning a New Ser Madge Agrees to Introduce...

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I I I I NI NI : m II >‘ Unless otherwise tndicated, theatrical written by the prese agencies for th ‘9% T SUSATAAT AR AR VR

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THREE GAMES OPEN INDUSTRIAL BASEBALL LEAGUE—NEW BRITAIN HIGH TO MEET HARTFORD IN BASEBALL TOMORROW —TRACK TEAM BATTLES...

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006000000000006000 960688 | Doubles—Fothergill, Tigers, 11. s . ki ;flplu—fi;h&:.:n:ou :. pea ng omers—Ruth, Yankees, 8. of...

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for the song “Will You Love Me in December As You Did in May?” for which Ball coi day the mayer described Ball as “a plendid

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TEAGHERS CHOSEN FOR SCHOOL YEAR Selections for 1937-28 Made by lmd This Alternoon Twelve members of the graduation class of

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‘A PRANK OF THE ELEMENTS—Only the base of this house is left standing. The fornada that struek Garland; Texas, tore out...

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POVER OF FLOODS | NOT TOBE DENED | | (Contintied from First Page) waters for a week. Two days ago they had thrown aside «ll

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TR W g ey DANOND-TRACK SCHEDULES 1SSUED ’ot the machine even at the slight rate of speed it was travelling, bad- {ly damaged

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tons covered at 61 Prospect 8 Albrecht. Tel. 3279-W. o HEMSTITCHING—Pinking _and_buttons. Satlataction guaranteed. Bradbury

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song, BASEBALL IN-JAPAN Delegate to Arms Limitation Con- S rendering |When We were teen.” W {boarded the train again and...