New Britain Herald dated February 9, 1928

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. TELEVISION STILL . ININFANT STAGE . flyeollul’mlmhm: Jor First Time Bat Soes Ouly Distortion OICTURES OF LONDON ARE SHOWN IN

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EOGENE JONES, §R., DIES STARFORD PRIEST LEFT BIG ESTATE_ " [ Inventory of Proparty Made and | 'm Am | to his home from...

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fi.fl.P. IIIINVENTIIIN 15 REBELS SLAIN ; Tt 1% ettt s soune | HOUSE ELECTION BOARD | =i s o it iner | e compiotes actons men

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NIV 526125 | "FORITY EXPENSES Fisance Commissioners Recom-| meod 36 13 Mill Tax Rate | unanimous vote, the board of |...

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P “Iee” is Word that Strikes Fear Into the Heart of Every Aviator Plight of Airplane Pilot Whose Machine is Mass of Frozen

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EERALD PUBLISNING COMPANY 2 —_— Mm 41 Church m’m A . cs at New Brit- Watered at the Pest OM oin 88 Secoad Clam Mall Matter.

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“Gwo More Days of Our February f’?[ouseware Sale - Downstairs Dept, 0ld English floor waxing outfits, wax-. er and polisher

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RIFLE TEAM AGAIN R VICTOR IN CONTEST Defeats Lafbery Marksmen From ‘ Wallinglord, 1,795-1,652 | The New Britain Rifle club

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UALL CONMITTEE T0 BREAK INPASSE SubBoard of Pan-American Union to Meet T \ Havana, Feb. 9 P—In an effort to break a deadlock

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N P N B Y N[ BN e NV ¥ £ OSCAR “TAKES ‘HIS ‘TUNCH—Pét alligator st 8 - Tarpon Springs, Fis., has. a weakness for pork | : : :

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L] ; NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1928 . NSTSUS N GEEssiss rommsyre mmunm T ¢ (OPANES . SECLUSININN. Y. e

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“Revelations Léncoln is Especially Anxious ~Glad indeed was I that Dicky had < -chesen te talk to Lillian and me jointly...

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[l I o ey Imuln |l!|| III uml v - Usless otherwise indicated, theatrical Botices and reviews in this column are writtes by

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, < MERIDEN MAROONS TO BATTLE NEW BRITAIN AT ARENA TONIGHT —LOCAL BASKETBALL

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Speaking of Sports The four Canadian amateur bos. . ®r8 who appear in this city tomor. row night are pomsible representa-...

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HARONY FALTERS Retarn of Congressman Morin Sigoal Tor Trouble Philadelphia, Feb. 9 P—Iarmony on a republican stafe ticket,

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FIGHT OVER WATER "IN COMRECTICLT Wassachusetts Comes to Grips, With Natmeg-State Today Springfleld, Mass., Teb. 9 (P— husetts

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City Items Mr. and Mrs. Philip O'Rilley of 114 Winter strecet are entertaining Mr. and Mra, Henry O'Leary of Con- cord, N. H.

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Count 6§ words to a Itne. 14 lines to an inch. um Space 3 lines Mipimum Book Charge, 38 cents Closing time 1 P, M. dally; 10

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e ! managed. Attorney A. G. Bush was | presenting a talk on “Patents” in his | course, “Law for the Layman.” The tinct as to