New Britain Herald dated November 20, 1928

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News of the World By Associated Press’ - THOUSANDS DRIY . FROM HONES LOSS | REACHES MILLINS Death Toll at Least 17 in Ken- *

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UNITED STATES I FOREMOST IN AR Past Year Has Seen Great Developments ‘Washington, Nov. 20.—A pheno- menal record of progress

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DOUBLE-CROSSES PRISON FRIENDS Charlestown Convict Deserted Pals and Sought Freedom Alone Boston, Nov. 20 (1»—The unsuc-...

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FREAKISH WILLS COSTLY THINGS Useally Mean Substantial Fess, for Lawyers London, Nov, 20. (UP)—People who make curious...

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Hall Accuses Curtis of Laxity ' _(_:o_ncemmg $740,000 Due City Finance Board Chairman, Mayor Paonessa and Comptroller Lock

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New Britain Herald WUERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY Isswed Dally (Sunday Kscepted) At Hersld Bldg., 61 Cburch Strest SUBSCRIPTION

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ing Gonter: f Our Personal Shopper Will Shop For You \ Important Announcement! Floor Sample Living Room Suites | - At...

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HODVER EN ROUTE T0 SOUTH AMERICA Suiling Through Pacific on U. §. S. Maryland U. 8 8 Maryland, Nov. 20 (®— Steaming southward

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JANES W, FINNEGAN HURT N COLLISION Sedan Struck by Brooklyn Man Here Tor Wedding James M. Finnegan, of §1 Lexing- ton street,

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ROSE GARDEN FOR WALNUT HIL PARK | Supt. Ellingwood Plants Hup- dreds of Bushes Near Hospital With the development of a rose

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(=] NEW BRITAIN HERALD [-rr] NEW BRITAIN CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1928, | | STNTHETIC 0AL | MAKING IS SHOWN ? |...

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Love’s Awakening By Adele Prince and Charles Owen “Confer” on the “Price of Si- leuce Behind Closed Doors” her how she knew

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T "I!:!" |I||p||| l'i W srem egencies for the “WINGS” AT THE CAPITOL Crowds again yesterday surged ‘o the Capitol to sce the

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1928, w MWWMWWW THIRD GAME OF SERIES WILL MOST PROBABLY BE PLAYED IN...

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Speaking ¢ fof Sports An interesting jtem published in the N¢w York papers yesterday showed that tSapleten defeated the ewark

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NEW ENGLAND STATIONS 800—WTIC, Hartford—500 7—Musical program 7:30—8ketches $—The Mediterraneans 8:30—Concert orchestra...

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PARKS ON HIGHWAY PAYS S27 N COLRT New Britain Man's Car Unlight- ¢d, Constable Tells Newington, Nov. 20.—Mawry Com- pisi of

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*READ THIS FIRST: Emmy Milburn, at nineteen, -wanted to lift herself from the sor- didnees of the little street she lived in,

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BUS!NESS SERVICE 0 mnni—fiovm.fitlfl'un GIFT&. Hall's Paint Store. “Prices are right”* 179 Arch 8t. Telephone 3606-3. BOLL...

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$-FOUR DAY SALE-§ | ne Dollar Specia Just prior to Thanksgiving. Dollar bargains that will thrill wise shoppers tomorrow and