New Britain Herald dated November 1, 1928

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KOPPLEWANN GALLS PROSPERITY A MYTH Democratic Candidate for Con- gress Speaks at Rally Here WILL PROTECT WORKING TAFT'S...

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(Continued from First Page.) present at this moat wonderful re- (Ovptien of the Leppelin by the people of_Friedrichshafen,’

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MRS, PRESTON IS NOW N POLITICS Widow of Grover Cloveland Will Support Gov. Smith BY MARTHA DALRYMPLE (Associated Press Staff

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¢ OF LIFE: NATIONS AGREE TO PROMOTE SALE OF WINE New York — For what is rega the most distinctive contribu- by a woman to...

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SMITH WARMLY GREETED ~ BY THOUSANDS IN JERSEY Democratic Candidate Ac- cuses . Republicans of Trying to Fool the Peo- ple on

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Smart Fashions for the Mail Orders Filled NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1928, “Vounger Generations OF FIRST

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810—~WMCA—370 5—Melody Masters 5:30—Peggy Vincent, songs 5:45—Henry Tobias, tunester s—Musical Rugs §:30—Imperial Trio...

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HOOVER TO LEAVE AT5P. W, TODAY (Continued from First Page.) “ berland, he will compress four <peeches into half as many days

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By Adele Everything is “Ship-Shape” for the Long Expected Visit of the Brixtons I looked at Lillian in consterns- tion as she

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L) = o In‘_llqml Ll & #DRY MARTINI” AT CAPITOL “Dry Martinl,” which is showing at the Capitol theater today, Friday and...

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1928 NUTMEG ELEVEN i!EADY FOR STAPLETON GAME—NEW BRITAIN BASKETBALL TEAM TO

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Speaking of Sports _Jack Sharkey, Boston heavyweight contender, has resumed his training for a drive to prove that he is en-

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:C.F. SNITH FAVORS “ HOGVER'S ELECTO Steptcal on Demoeratc Cange * o Attitnde on Taril Charles F. 8mith, chairman of the...

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\ DOSTS ARE GIVEN IN$£2.000 ACTION Jury Deliberates Two Howrs in Gase Agaiast Sk (Special to the Herald) Hartford, Nov....

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. Over the poverty and rlueontem! "= the little yellow house broods al mother's love, which transmute; the | M home to &...

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’ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Alphadstically Arranged for Quick aad Ready Referemos LINE RATES for CONSECUTIVE INSKRTIONS Count

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Police and Firemen Kept On Jump Rutrali!g Hallowe’en Celebrators Twe of Eight Alarms Sounded Are False— Boys Damage Property