New Britain Herald dated February 4, 1928

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. NSE7 Axouqr] a\nsm NEW BRITAIN CONN E'S PLANE, COLUMBIA, STANDS POISED FOR FLIGHT BUT GOAL IS SURROUNDED IN DEEPEST MYSTERY

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R e < ' Ton:rr_u’v_—-Service for Boy Scouts all in single rooms. The Montefiore hospital, which is one of the largest...

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“AT POLIGE SGHOOL Gourseof Sty Brings On Bt oo — 1f the policemen of New Britain are not sufficiently posted on the duties of

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—Photo by Curtis-Bcherveo Btudlo MISS MABEL CARLSON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Carison of Chestnut street. Her engagement

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St Mwrk's church. Miss Ada Segur, soprano, and Robert Craik, baritone, will present a program of songs. MNr. Crailk was &...

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This would have been contrary to all economic law without the function- ing of the reserve system. When there is much gold,

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Broi ing @enter: Mail Orders Filled Unusual Beautiful Early Spring Prints Varied in Designs and Colourings New prints in a

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY BERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1028 WWWWM NEW BRITAIN HOCKEY TEAM HAS CHANCE FOR REVENGE ON MERIDEN TOMORROW

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Speakfnd of Sports The New Haven Atlas last night barely staved off defeat at the hands of the Meriden Endees in a league...

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mhunflhmwm‘nflmfimhpn- “You love him," eral unhappy. she aald. “Don't LOV Embe I " ™ e o 2 » (TO BE CONTINUED) Care Is Problem.

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“THE DIVINE WONAN AT THE GAPITOL Will Be Shown for Four Days, . Beginning Sunday Surrounded by the most important cast she

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Numerous Titles Held By Former Kaiser—Toy Balloons 3 Banned in Berlin, Feb, ¢. UP—In the Alman- ach @e Gotha for 1928 the...

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BYRD FAGING TASK CHALLENGING GRIT Plight Over South Pole Fitting GOOLIDGE OYER RADIO President Will Be Heard Tonight at !...

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ameramen | t | TRANSFER— Captain Hen;b:rt . - 9 Hartle eft), i pr——— . e : wishes Czpu(in Hn:- ' OFF FOR A SOMERSAULT—William

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1 { INBOTON GAAES Pick of Athioes to Show Wares . imbluw Mn, Feb. ¢ O—WA& or withe out Dr. Otto Peltser, whoge ehtry will be

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Vashington, Feb. ¢ hiome of gany presidents and rich in political background, looms. largo | uiready a8 a battlefield in the

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fo[e SChOOl and Some Energetic Youngster of the Hustling Newsboy Type Will Run Errands, Tend the Furnace and Sweep the Aft l

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i 5—Entertainers :30—=8tudio program; view SATURDAY. theater re- ice talk nist; sport talk 9—Ridgewood Grove boxing bouts...