New Britain Herald dated February 10, 1928

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. News' of the World By Associated Press ESTABLISHED 1870 LABOR HEAD MAKES SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST RALROADS Says N. Y....

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"NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, co BOARD OF TRADE PLANS _ NEW HOME FOR ITS “WHEAT PIT” |7 F GOMEDIANS 2555 The Chi e present bui

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» SHANGHAI CABARET LIFE CONTINUING Departure of Foreign Service lfll Not Pelt Shanghai, Feb. 10 (UP)—The hec- tic night life

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| TRAWLER MAO 1S SWEPT ' POLITICAL FIRES ONTO ROCKS; CREW SAYED‘ | Goes Ashore tn Terrific Gale and | Snowstorm Off...

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8 2 *, "WATER FACTOR IN FLAVORING OF TEA Londoi's Womun Taster Gives Yiews on Beverage —i London, Feb. 10 (M—Bad tea is often

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AS JOY OF LIVNG R V. Somnders Speeker Anmwal Banquet of A. 1. B. From a 1l-year-old New Britain school boy to eomptroller of

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* " \RCHITECTS ARE OFFERED PRI ool Designs lor Roodsid Sds Wand § New York, Feb. 10 UP—Efforts to beautify roadside stands

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< company would then raise $50,000,- 904 from private sources. Congress naturally has been deep- ly interested, if not...

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[ ] . meeting but no definite steps ware | way. Berlin News VETERAN DRUMNER, FLECT OFFICIALS Tabs File ad Drum Coms! Choosts

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That “symbol of Americ od, the President's wife. manhood, the Presid A5 the cyvnosare of all eyes, par- what sort of woman h

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1928 = . J the huge demand there for antique | casees.” colonial furniture in

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ST PATRICRS DAY T0 BE QRSERVED . Josph's Parish Soclety Gom- plea Program or Evet he third annual observance c:l SLT...

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1938, Sl 0@ W Complete 6-Piece Living Room Outfit - The finest, most complete

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sk SOLAR RADIATION "0 BE NEASURED Thees Years to Be Spent in Mr.Harlan H. Zodtner, of the Smithsonian Institution, is leaving

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FIRES IN MINES - ARE KEPT GLOWING Engineer Thinks “Breathing Rocks” Keeps Fiames Alive BY JOHN L COOLEY ‘(Assoclated Press

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JIPANESE INERICAN RAISN U. 8, Coowing Gam Habit Not Yo T Up Tekio, Feb. 10 (UP)—Chicago, chewing gum and California raising

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SANDIND SSUES " DERL O VANKEES Says He'd Gladly Fight Ameri- can Marines Managus, Nicaragua, Feb. 10 UP ~—General Augustino

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“Revelations Madge Promises to Put a Stop to Jerry Ticer'’s Gossip Dicky reddened at Lillian’s rall- lery and put out a...

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i M" ||l|ll||‘ Ilinin ?’.flll AT THE LYCEUM MAmateur Night” at Lyceum theater. A night of fun and frolic every Friday night at

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“ JOHNNY SHEEHAN STARS AS LOCAL BASKETBALL QUINTET NOSES OUT MERIDEN ENDEES—SILVER CITY H TRAVELS AT TOP SPEED TO BEAT NEW

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Speaking of Sports Just how much Manager Yves-of the Meriden roller hockey team pays attention to the claims that time-...

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‘TEm Rooss 1nd $100 i Gokd Newington, Feb. ~10—George W. hury of the Center has been pre- | ‘with & purse of $100 in gold &

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ALove Duel tothe Death Between Buffalo Bulls CORRALED. * n Buffalo of the Same Type as “Punch,” the Bison Who Rilled His...

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RIDING TO THE HUNT — The Ameer of Afghanistan, with court officials and palace guard, starts off for the hunt in picturesque

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LABOR HEAD MAKES SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST RAILROADS (Continued From First Page) any negotiations with workers, Offered Lower

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graphs of open coal holds, raised floor boards or torn carpets are pre- sented and, in general, it is charged, perjury is...

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ANNOUNCEMENTS lost and Found 5/ $OFTON brindle bull dog, white chest. Reward. . Kindly notity F, P. 48 Main Bt fur plece lowt

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110:30—Rosemont orchestra New England States | - | 580—WTIOC, Hartford—536 6—Laura C. Gaudet, pianist 30—Dinner music (NBC)