New Britain Herald dated November 2, 1928

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NEW BRITAIN HERAL NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1928 —THIRTY-SIX PAGES CAMPAIGN DRAWS - HODVER GETS BIG...

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TOUN FESTIVAL . SHNE S OF D ‘uw Unchanged Dur- ing Ceataries Washington, Nov, 2. UP—The au- tumn festival of the Taos Indians

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APES NOT ERELT, MOVIES DISCLISE Slow Pictares Show Just How They Amble Along Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 2 UP—The slow motion...

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o ' UNIONVILE POST OFFIGE [ e ; MSPIJSI.TFII,UBI:II:!DU%BIIEES SPACE 10 B8 DOVRRD i St Detwiller Believes Projects Are...

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1928, iNEW BRITAIN’S OLDEST AND LARGEST DEPT. STORE HAEL BRITAIN'S EEBPPlNE...

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Big Political Case About Ready For Decision From Voters’ Jury Perhaps In No Other Cam- paign Has Voter Had as Many Good...

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G NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1628 —_— DT LIFE: 4 721 whe etherwise is William Jacobs portrait of Lady...

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15 hated for the friends he has made. ‘The enormous registration is suffi- clent evidence tat the day of real leaders in...

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Smart Women Are Wearing Fur Trimmed Cloth Coals Featuring IMPORTANT FASHIONS RICH SHADES OF THIS SEASON Sport and Dress Coats

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I IWT, « pr o g o A RSB 2 b 4 : b3 2 4 z i B T } ; $ : 1 LINKS GOVERNOR ANDWATKINS CAS 4 '(o-um from First Page) | will be mo

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QP " NEWCONTINENT 1S “THOUGHT POSSILE I1 One Exists Wilkins May Be Its Discoverer . New York, Nov. 2 M—The possi- bility of

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DIETS DERICIENT DOCTOR DECLARES Not Enongh Minerals Consumed - Baltimore Physician Says Baltimore, Md., Nov. 2 (#—Dis-...

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~ NEW BRITAIN D'AILY HERA!D FRIDAY NOVEMBER 2 lm Money It is hard to make money, but mEEL b e - | ERET IR nce. tuuu for 20

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- NGSQUITOES ELUDE “SEARCH FOR YEARS Tyumnyrmlhhm Alter 35 Years Washington, Nov. 3 UP—The story of a apecies of Anopheles

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NETEDRS WL BE SEEN THIS HONTH They Nay Revel Condition of Upper Atmosphere Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 2 (P—A methed to get...

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" EX-EPLIYER 15 STRONG FOR ‘HERB’ Mues Hoover Made “Darn " Oiice Boy Portland, Ore., Nov. 2 (—That Bert Hoover was a “darn

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HIGHEST BRIDGE "IN WHOLE WORLD Being Built Across Canyon in Arizona Phoenix, Ariz, Nov. 2 P—Replac- ing the ancient ferry...

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T0 SHARE ALIE Propossd Missouri Community Would Be Ideal Place Independence, Mo, Nov. 3 (P—A self-sustaining co-operative .

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FIRST BARGAIN TABLE | Women's Full Fashioned Silk Hosiery All the dainty Winter shades! mummmmm o give exquisite fit, and...

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1928. POOR STUDENTS NLY ENROLLED commissary for three or four hours AL, HOOVER

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" STURDY AIRSHIPS " ARE GRYING NEED * Eckener Says They Should Also Be Faster Friedrichshafen, Germany, Nov. 3 UP—Dr. Hugo

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NANUFACTURERS O HEAR ADBRESSES Lavial Industrial Gombinations 'ilIED_lsc_lssd [ The anti-trust laws and lawtul | i...

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HALL WRITES BOOK ON TRADE SCHOOLS “Apprentice Traiming” o Be Published in Few Months A book on “Apprenticeship Train- ing fn

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY RERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1923 HIGH SCHOOL TACKLES ADAMS HIGH OF MASSACHUSETTS TOMORROW AFTERNOON—NEW...

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Speaking of Sports Two impertant football games for two local footbsll teams will take piace Sunday afternoon. The senior...

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Love’s Awakening By Adele Lillian's Fears Concerning Marian's Approaching Young Ladyhood Are Brokean Into By the Ar- rival of

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e e 4 Ere i 2 B .8:30—Gov. _10—Opera, NEW ENGLAND STATIONS $80—WTIC, Hartford—335 €:25—Summary of Program, news...

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FLABORATE PLANS T0 GET OUT VOTERS Political Organizations Ready to *Start Auto Fleets Both political parties have re- doubled

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| ame ” READY groomed for another trans-oceanic trip. ITS JOE. DEARIE—That's what Venetts Hoots in New York heard over the

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HOOVER GETS Bl KENTUCKY WELCOME (Continued from First Page) front of the Jefferson county court- house. Despite the Grst bad

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LIEHT JUR] 2 8 Gntie Over the poverty and discontent in the little yellow house broods a mother's love, which transmutes the

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CANYER RIDCILE * REPUBLICAN CLAIY DL NcDonough Replies fo ¢ “Panllel” in Advertisement Ridicule, satire and strong criti-...