New Britain Herald dated October 30, 1928

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] 5 3 22| NEW BRITAIN HERALD ESTABLISHED 1870 SCHOOLS BAR OUT VOTING MAGHINES Seloctman Benjamin Tells Mayor Authorities....

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- OOTLOOK IS WAR SHAW DECLARES Notod Britisher Cites Italy a5 His Example (Copyright, 1928, in All Countries By United Press,

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GRAND OPERA IS ON IN NEW YORK Smumulhlm(hhcm at Nefropolitan New York, Oct. 30 (F—The grim old Metropolitan Opera House had

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IN PHILADELPH 81y Police Commanders Unkit to Hold Ofice - Philadelphia, Oct, $0 UP—Nearly ene-third of Philadelphia’s police

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= TRAIN PASSENGERS * Robs Oboarvation Car Occupants 08 Nichigan Central traln was roaring toward Ho 8red one wild shot at a

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HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY Tsgued Daily (Sunday Excepted) At Herald Bidg. 61 Church Strest SUBSCRIPTION RATES Year $2.00 Three

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Mail Orders Filled NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD | Our Wednesday Aisle Specials Are Values Second to None SHEEPSKIN COATS FOR BOYS

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By the Amociated Press. .-New York — An announcement recajved from one Herr Hoeberth, president of the Vinnese League for the

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EXPLANATION OF - [SMITH LAYS PLANS ELECTION BALLOT Newingion Women Arange Dumtnfl_nflor Yoters Newington, Oct. 30.—The leagus

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CITY GOURT GIVES FOUR JUDGHENTS Jdge Roche Hands Down Find- ings in Givil Suits The following judgments were rendered in city

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NEW BRITAIN CONNECTICUT, JUST ARRIVED! Sawyer's New England Scenes’ Hand colored pictures of New England’s most scenic...

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Love’s Awakening The um Story Suul'ut Wc-n By Adele Garrison Mary's “Mysterions Stranger” Ui doubtedly Wes Katie Garbed In

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AT . el fl' ) Ouiem otherwios tndicated. thestrica) vetices and reviews 1n thie solmd &re agencier tor 2% W9 rem the THE...

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IMPORTANT GRID GAMES ON PROGRAM THIS WEEK| TENNIS RANKINGS Clash Between New York University and Georgetown Holding Center of

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e g bl Vo A g ° d h un at - at .- ite to ne SeFsFinle i ) 2 ° YANDERBLT 10 HUNT % g city In the state. 8peaking of Sports #o

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NEW ENGLAND STATIONS $80—WTIC, Hartford—333 6:10—Republican National Commit- tee 6:25—News 6:30—Dinner: music T—Voters'...

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*.. forced to iear the cast-off clothes | “somebody.” Shut within the doors of cvery home there is the warm and glow- ing...

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LINE RATES for CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Tearly Order Rates Upen Application 1day ., Count ¢ 14 lines to am inch. Minimum epace

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_ IS' Beioves Prosperity Wou't Shake With Presidental Campeign Oct. 30 (—Presi- dent Coolidge holds that business conditions