New Britain Herald dated June 22, 1929

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ESTABLISHED 1870 SPANSH AVIATORS STLL UNREPORTEL: FIRST WORD FALSE No Olficial News of Arrival at Axores, Despite Rumor at

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" GROVS HiGH T Paris, June 22 (UP)—The qual- ity of the chorus is picking up and the famous Folies Bergere is being stormed

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RY AINU GARE LITTLE FOR DIRT m Sadom Baihe, Wimen Ut - iy Coking el ‘Washington, D. C., Juue 22, — Hokhaldo, the original...

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Mrs. M. J. Koverman of East Main street. and ugh! Mrs. Armand Joley of New York city and grandson, Robert Joley, left to- day

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Mrs. Willlam T. Morrissey and ehildrea of Vine street left yester- day to spend the summer at Stan- nard Beach, "mv:ok. ..

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2 manifeststion of lawiessness in a |sound legal dectrine enunciated by 8590 & Toor $3.00 Three Menthe The. o Moath Butered

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1929, Plain v'.”e ”m Boston University summer achool C. OF C. ANNOUNCES first,

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seoceca s eeescesebesetuiseseentes: D e B B e S & e o & B> - Mt it had not been made, Earnshaw wcleared the pitching...

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Speaklhg of Sports Although the Stanley Rule & Level team hasi't won a game in the In. dustrial league yet, the team is re.

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(Ceatinued trom Page Five) the best man was Jack Sawyer. The bride's gown was of satin trimmed with Spanish lace in period

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AT THE STRAND Foatare —— “The Trial of Mary Dugan, Bay- ard Veiller's all-talking picturisa- tion of the stage success of the

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Again Lillian's eyes met mine over her youn: daughter's artless _letter describing the unusual car which Churles Owen, her

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Liquor Sm Challenge To Authority That Government Cannot Overlook, Lowman Says Defiance of Law Will Not Be Tolerated—Rum Run-

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Caen T AWAY FROM HOME GROUND-—The the league of nations meets at Madrid, Spain, at session zhhbodyh:l?emuaqyspu e Ed Genm...

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m He continued te deny that he had i xilled Mrs. Wood, but expressed willingness, Sheriff Jernigan said, to 'BATILE ON AGAIN

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© would ‘alone GOLD BULLETS[ Synepsis: Dillon—Ogden's slayer Luther MacNair! The murderer dead, killed in the dramatic cli

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8t._Telephene 3181-3. Lost and Found J BOBTON terrier lost, Female, & months old, brown and white. Finder return to East St,

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500—~WTIC, Hartford—800 6:30—Summary of programs; news bulleting 6:30—80l Rubin's quintet ’ $5—RBaseball scores 7:00—80l...