New Britain Herald dated December 8, 1928

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[maceomoy] N ESTABLKHED 1870 LA ENFORGEMENT ATTENPT DEPICTED Prohibition Department Com- missioner Makes Annual Report NOW

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‘GIVE ME AN ISSUE | AND 1L BE MAYOR Many of City's Chiel Execatives Won With One Argament Mayors of a city are usually swept

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CHAT WITH ECROPE BY MEANS OF RADI Amatenr Broadcasters Get Real Thrill From Adventures Amateur radio broadcasting, or...

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MRS. E. ALLAN MOORE Mrs. Moore entertained the members of the D. A. R. at her home on Sunnyledge yesterday afternoon. Mrs.

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Florence Nowland ol crest ave- liue, in honor of Miss Louise Lud- low of Hartford. Miss Ludiow will become the bride of...

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CAPITAL SOCIETY PLANNING CIRCUS Washinglon in Readiness lor Annual Winter Event Miss Alice Davis, daughter otluead a film of

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Going into the second half, New Britain lengthened the lead to 31-26, only lose it when Waterbury scored two baskets in quick

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New Britain Herald HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY lapued Daily (Sunday Ezcepted) At Moersld Bldg. 61 Cdburch Street SUBSCRIPTION

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* Our store open the following evenings to 9 o’clock. Saturday, December 15, Friday December 21, Saturday December 22....

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i i A peculiar name—Ashtoreth. It may even impress you * absurd, Ashtoreth’s mother is a romantic woman. She reads a great

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HEALTH STICKERS MAIL CLERK'S IDEA Christmas Seal Descendant of Danish Project in 1908 Christmas seals, which are sold...

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HFERALD SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1923, SIX KNOCKOUTS FEATURE AMATEUR FIGHT TOURNAMENT—ELM CITY FIVE MEETS NEW

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! Speaking { of Sports 388382 Spectators at the amateur box- ing tournament at the Stanley Arena last night saw enough slug-

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By C. D. Batchelo Tn-Colors Are [GOWNS AT CHARITY Now Fashionable| FETES FAVOR FUR United States Women May Many Novel Modes,

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CHRISTMAS SPIRIT BECOMES EVIDENT Business Rush Expected fo Get Under Way Today It did not require the calendar for New...

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BIGGEST "DORNICK"™ — That's what an Irishman probably would call this record chunk of Carrara marble. It weighed 250 tons and

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of papers found among the slain gambler’s effects. “This seizure,” eaid U. § Attorney Tuttle, “is & very large fraction of

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1928 BYRD DOG HUSKIES ANOTHER MARINE PERRY T0 SPEAR ™ anpons o omcammsrs ) |

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Help—Agents Wanted 0 AGENTS—Plenty of money to pay your grocery bills ‘and 310 a day bemdes: | That's what my wonderful new

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FEATURES ON THE AIR Saturday, Dec. 8 VEasters Standard Time) { .m“aihlorl Altoré" Orchestra; Dinner Music—WEAF WTIC WTAG f |