New Britain Herald dated September 8, 1928

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ESTABLISHED 180 PADLOCK BEING CONSIDERE FOR LAFAYETTE ST. STOR CENTER OF LAW VIOLATIONS Greenstein Threatens Move When Two

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AGTORS FIL THE DESERT Ad “Movie Carafor” Must Know Where They Are By WADE WERNER (Associated Press Staft Writer) Hollywood,

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0D NAN PAR N LITLE DANGER Only One Golter Hits Under 78 at Bra¢ Barn Course Newton, Maas., Sept. 8 UP—Old man par today...

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$iadge Flares When Dicky Hints She Js Being “Catty” Toward Edith. There is no emotion, 1 Dbelieve which s0 completely robs

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1928. ‘ e CHANEY FEATURED |"ocare isswruio \BROADWAY HIT THREE DIE WHEN |

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his mind or had a goed reason for wishing to raise E. E. Rogers higher in the rolls than treasurer. And it was thought for

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] r > Ry Ny o RO 1 t S ST e L ¢ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1928. " Store Hours—9 A. M. to 6 P. M....

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CHURCH LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP IS DECIDED—FOOTBALL TEAM ADOPTS NAME OF NUTMEGS—ATHLETICS AND YANKS TIED : 00000000000 s...

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY-HERALD. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1928 Bascball Standing WANGR AEAD 0 TEAM TANES NAME e | RIGERS ORNSHY OF OLD

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+ /0 woman Who Pursues Bootleggers Lavishes Her Love On Children Mabel Walker Willebrandt, Who Has Adopted Daugh- ter, Has

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e ————— b,Wfien and How the Millionaire Ho Bride Rebelle | Distressing Climax of the Unwashed ' Guests, Stale Bread and -...

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" Herald Cmer SCREENING THE FLEET—Five torpedo planes of Pacific battle fleet caught by the camera in the act of laying...

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PAONESSA OFFERED PLACE ON TICKET Mayor Reluses to Accept Nomi- Dation From State Democrats (Special to the Herald) New Haven,

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By IDAH McGLONE GIBSON NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1928, WEETHEARTS Author of “My Son's Sweethearts,”

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e { 4 i 5 . REAL A’ 3 ors l:muoulcluum: J May Look Up and Down the Street for Some Time to Find Just the Sink, Stove, Ice...

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6:30—Eddie Walters, ukulele 6:45—Jack Phillips, baritone 7—Plquet t : — —Weat] NEW ENGLAND STATIONS 360—WTIC, Hartford—335