New Britain Herald dated April 6, 1929

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| FINAL EDITION ( ESTABLISHED 1870 DENOGRATS REPLY 70 “SCORN NOTES OF G. 0. P RIVALS Answer Letters From Bartlett ad Curtin

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, Bridgeport Genius Inventor of First and Latest Submarines 2 LAKE STILL KING OF SUB BUILDERS...

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BATILE OF VOTERS “IN GITY TUESDAY Interest Focussed in Fiith and Sixth Ward Contests Detween the hours of 6 a. m. and ¢ p.

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Hough before her marriage. | S8 BERTHA HAZEN turned to the University of Vermont where she t prominent member of the senior ¢

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Sister, Mrs. E. M. Hayden of Lincoln road last week-end and the first Part of this week. . s 0 Miss Anna Sullivan of Maple

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. New Britain Herald HEKALD PUBLISIING COMPANY [osued Dally At Herald Bldg. (Sunday Exceptedy 61 Church Streer $8.00 & Year

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INew Lo e Leatd HERALD, S uwUAY, APLIL 6, 1929. (Mail and Phone Orders Promptly Filled) Berlin News R, 0. CLARK'S CAR T0AID

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1929. in the world. Come on, let’s o to a club and dance.” Mildred shook her...

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JOAN GLBERT AT STRAND THEATER “Desert Nights” Is Vehicle of Ever Popular Star - John Gilbert is one motion pic- ture star who

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VAR 5SS SATURDAY : ert —Internoven Pai —Camoah Myste logue —- orchestra I astern Standard Time NEW ENGLAND STATIONS popular

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RABBI HADAS 00K T0 BROADER FIEL Seeks Opportunity for Expansion of Work Among Jews Although the resignution of Rabbi Gershon

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12 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1929, DOOEEIEEEIDEELDEILEEELOEOPOLED...

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| i PTY it : I'Mi:wpv\l Muir- | Marion iitms and Marion Turgd gremeessmeemesseeeet IR MIDGET [ THREE TEAMS IN MERICAN STARS

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of a Love's Awakening By Adele Garrison .. of the house nior’s so b 1e of his caterpillar b be L bit That a second At- Been

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ANDOLIN CONGERT PROGRAM COMPLETE Hartfond Orehestra 0 Play for Benelit of Church The Hartford Symphony Mandolin under the...

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' % ENGLAND HOME P e of 4 - IN NEW FIELD—Mrs Charles H. Sabin, former na- tional Republican committee- woman from New York,

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JUDGES MENTIONED N TRIAL OF EGAN (Continued from First Page) Watkins quoted Attorney Egan uw haviug waid that he had...

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4 f 18 “SWEDISH SGHOOLS NOW USE ENGLISH Language Is Gradually Becom- ing Very Popular A . vere \ the —_— DEVELOFING RARE...

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ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Burial Lots, Monuments JOHN F. MEEHAN Monumental Meniorials, Main office cor. Clark Sts. Tel. 2966-W office,

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A e o NN iy v ST A A S O S M T G N AN p A N e A S ErA Ay m e e a STRIKING PROGRAM - OF CHORAL SOCIETY Chorus of 150,...