New Britain Herald dated November 6, 1928

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Unprecedeated Rush to Polls Takes Place Early|HOOVER VOTES ON Today as Thousands Register Choice for Presi- dent-Fair Weather

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1S VOTING HEAVY Fair Woatber Aids in Bringing Out Thousands By CARL 8. BRANDEBURY (Associated Press Eastern 8tates | News...

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G.0.P. Women's Torchlight ~ Lends Color to Close of Campaign 700 in. Line Annoyed by Rowdies — Potato Hits | Lantern Carried

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NEW BRITAIN 13T IR E. NDESTRIES $4,670,000 in Yalue Added f0 Rew Naterial Gonsumed By GEORGE H. MANNING (Washingtos...

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i IAPS CROVNING IS LNG A M Has Complotad &4 Nov, 6. —UP-—Emperor irohite arrived st Nagoya at 3:40 m, teday completing twe

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‘Our Personal Shopper Will Shop For You As Usual, "'Wednesday' RBrings Aisle Specials of “Unusual “Worth RBetter Share In...

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i3 Madge Believes That Samuel Brixton Engincered the Move That Sent Carolyn to Marion’s School. Instinctively my eyes went to

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= LTLTEIT Dulem othorwiee tadieated. thestrisa) €20 W rem agencier for the JOHN GILBERT AT STRAND The 8trand tonight offers a

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QUEEN WEARING FANOUS DUANOND Gullinan Stone Believed fo Be Glt Rl London, Nov. 6.—(®—The atate opening of parliament today by

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[==] NEW BRITAIN HERALD [~:] twenty-seventh wards wers not de- livered until just before the polls opened today. The election

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P NUTMEGS TO PLAY IN STAPLETON NEXT SUNDAY—NEW BRITAIN HIGH ELEVEN BATTLES HILLHOUSE QF NEW HAVEN IN THIS CITY ON SATURDAY —

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Speaking | of Sports } “Toots” Politis is making the grade at Fordham and he is being featured weekly in the metropolitan...

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ASSOUUATED PRESS Candidates Express Appreciation Tor Fair Handling of News New Yerk, Nov. ¢ (P) — Com- mendation for its...

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NEW ENGLAND STATIONS 560—WTIC, Hartford—333 6:35—8ummary of program and news ( $:30—Dinner music T—8pecial Election Night...

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e IR N Tell Their Stoy _ ameramen CAN VOTE NOW—On Oc- tober 22nd, the “Maure. tania,” Atlantic record hold- er, became 2|...

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s 1ERLLT 3 e N LN BORDER STATES IN | GREAT EXCITEMENT Crowds Pocking 0 Polls (0 b e By RALPH H. HEPPE Assoclated Press...

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“Emmy! Who was that man who br ought you home?” READ THIS FIRST: Over the poverty and discontent in the little yellow house

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1926 FRANKLIN SEDAN Beautiful condition 1922 . FRANKLIN BROUGHAM N Duco. Thoroughly reconditioned 1925 ESSEX COACH...

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EQIPE O 277 Will Give Rare Opportunity for Resarch Work Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 6. UP— When the moon goes into total eclipse.