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New Britain herald., 1927-12-30
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

Business Opportunities 4G SAW MILL, water power. Good place for swimming and fishing, in Errln. Inquire Thomas Stasio. 92 NrWiugtuu Ave, New Britain. PLuu" @&li-". WHOLESALE AND RETAIL meat busI- ness for sale about 5g miles from Ecly Britain. Also dealing in oatuc hogs. poultry, eggs, hides. otc. Modern slaughter house with acres ui land; 1928 Dodge truck, 1a26 1;ca 1ts ton truck. modern room honso with 9 acres Of land; large larn for l& Ecadt garage for cars. Last years business over SS6,ooo. Everything In good con dition. Price $1S,oo0i cash t5,ug1. h. uure Conn. Real Estate and Business Exchanec. 647 Main st, Hartford Phone @-,4IS.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30
Situations Wantal-Womrn i5

WOMAN booking for housnwors Phone 3nf2-3. swamp road. keusIngt7u, COuu, WOMAN wishes general nousework by the day Write BON G9 j. G.. Herald otlcc.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30
Moving, Storing. Grating ?

ASHES removed from cellars. Trucking jobs. Cindeis. Fred Demato. Tel 4i52. 20 Erwin Place.
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FIVE room apartment for rent. steam heat, ianitor service year around. All Couveniences. This apartment Is built like three tenement house. The High
 school and Rockwell school are your neighhorS Also four and six room apartments These apartments are the
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30

N NPLE AND ASH STS.--5 room tene- ment, all modern Improvements Rent reasonable. Inquire A. Rapp, 29S south Main St
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tencmeuts

PARK ST.-3 and room apartments, steam heat. hot running water. At your own Tea sonable price Cohn Elm Ht
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30

LINCOLN ST, cl-5 rooms on Is. floor.
 All modern Improvements, hot water heater. with garage. Apply 19 Lincoln
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30

IVNNFEIIAL ST, 00-6 ro1m t1nem0n-. Apply to Reynolds Grain and Feed To-. COR. CIIESTNUT AND STANLEY SITS. --Nirrly furnished rooms. Light house. keeping privileges if desired. Tel 1N>
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30

GLEN ST, 461--S large rooms in new ? tenement brick house, Modern iHl- pruyemcrts Rent t2a. Phone 30Sl.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30

IF711I M DI'l f3-f IUOlN CeNtHIentl steam heat, all Improvements. 2nd floor Inquire fst floor Phone 143-e
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30

Call st our bank and make application r the amount you ncud.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30
Money Loaned
HOW TO BOEl30W
 ECONOMICALLY

Tie FIDELITY MINISTERIAL BANK. Under tho supervision of tha state Bank Ing Department, Is authorized to mahr loans Of $50 to S5,O0O. st the rato of C.. per anrum. plus a service charge ot q tor every $o0 borrowed.
 Loans are made to persons of good character and reputation who require money 10 liquidate accumulated debts. lsy doctor or dentist hills, taxes, mor.- gages insurance premiums or other nc cessues.
 Call st our bank and make application for the amount you nccd.
 FIDELITY INDUSTRIAL BANK
 I36 WEST MAIN STREET
 NEW BRITAIN CONN.
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LINCOLN ST. 102--6 room tenement, all Improvements. Apply 3S3 West Main
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30

FOUR room apartment, steam heated. iauitor service; cOnS Gnient to shopping and business center. Very modern. Kent only SS5. Phone .54@
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30

ROBERTS ST, G9--5 rooms on lst and 2Id hoor3 hot air heat Inquire on 3rd
 floor.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30

MAIN ST.--s room apartment, steam heated. Reasonable rent if taken at once. Apply Vogue Shoe Shop.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tcncmcnts

Apartments and Tcncmcnts 69 APARTMENT ol j large rooms. steam heal, all modern conveuenccs. in Al location. $50 per month. Apply Cesku- licll, 255 Fatryiew s. ASTORIA, CHOICE and rooms Closets galore, tile bath. shower hot water and steam heat all night Rent reasonable. Irving Jester. lo2 Prospect. BAsSETT ST, 2lg--lst floor tenement of rooms, all modern improvements, family house. Ina. 2i7 Bassrtt. BELN1pERE-5 rooms. 50; 2nd floor modern. ideal for child: garden, yard storage. Phone 41o7-3, BUELL. ST, 45--5 attractive rooms in modern family house. Rent reasol.- able Telephone Si5. CARLSON ST, 25-gnd or Srd floor new house. all modern Improvements. Tcle- rhon" $206-l@.
 CHAPMAN ST, 255--l rooms, Ist floor, all Improvements. S2o, Phone 1H2l-3 or 1S34-5.
 CHURCH ST, 456-Four nice rooms, ID minutes walk from center. Apply 3rd floor.
 CHURCH ST, 64-5 rooms light and pleasant, steam heat. Rent reason able. Adkins. 66 Church St. COMMERCIAL ST, Go-6 room tanemcuT. Apply to Reynolds Grain and Feed Co. COZ. CHESTNUT AND STANLEY SITS. --Nircly furnished rooms. Light house. keeping privileges if desired. Tel. 5S>. CORNER FAlENlEW AND PLEASANT STS-5 rooms, all Improvements. One months rent free. Call I6i7 after 6 r. m.
 DWIGHT ST. l5t--6 room cottage, all improvements, Asa garage Apply l3t Dwight St. or telephone 2iiS-e IAIKNIEW ST, ll@-6 room tenemcnt, all improvements, steam heat. Apply on premises or phone 2l65-J. FIVE room apartment for rent. Steam heat, ianitor service year around. All Couveniences. This apartment Is built like a three tenement house. The High school and Rockwell school are your neighhors Also four and six room apartments, These apartments are the most economical in the city. Oue five room apartment furnished completely for rent. M NJ, Nrikorian. l6i Glen St. city.
 FOUR room apartment, steam heated. iauitor service; convenient to shopping and business center. Very modern. Kent only sSs. Phone "542 GLEN ST, 465--5 large rooms in new tenement brick house, Modern im- provements. Rent t2a. Phone 30Sl LINCOLN ST, 2l-5 rooms on Is. floor. All modern improvements, hot water heater. with garage. Apply l9 Lincoln St.
 LINCOLN ST. 1O2-6 room tenement, all improvements. Apply 3S5 West Main St.
 MAIN SITS room apartment, steam heated. Reasonable rent if taken at once. Apply Vogue Shoe Shop. MAIN ST. iS--6 room heated apartment. all modern Improvements. Apply Irving Rachlin. 3e5 Main St Phone 911. MAIN ST. 56I-6 and rooms. Heat and hot water supplied. Heated garage rear of building. Inquire g Prospect St. MAPLE ST, 27o--5 room tenement. Rent vory reasonable, Apply e69 Maple St. MAPLE. AND ASH STS-5 room tene- msnt, all modern Improvements, Rent reasonable. Inquire A. Rapp, 2sS South Main St.
 NORTH ST.-4 and room apartmente. steam heat. hot running water At your own reasonable price. Cohn, Elm St,
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30

MAIN ST. iS--6 room heated apartment. all modern improvements. Apply Irving Rachlin, 325 Main St. Phone 911.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30
ROOMS. BOARD, HOTELS
Hotels
Rooms For Rent

LIVE IN THE CENrER--Hotel Stanley. g1 Church St, Returnished and redeco- rated Low rates for permanents-
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30
Start the New Year Right
AUTONOTlVE
Garages For Rent
Service Stations-Repairin

ARCH ST EApIATOR WORkS-S. W of prop. Auto radiators, body lenders repairing. l07 Arch St. Tel 1909.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30
suburban For Sale

PLAlNNIIlE--6 room cottage. aN mod eru Improvements, l car garage : miu- utcs from center Cash from 1900 up. Peter peuuzze 476 Main St.. New Britain Tel 434$ or 5iic-5.
 ILAINNILLE, TRUMBuLL AVE.-Prac- tioaIly new attractive six room Co., l1uial type cottage with heated garage attached. steam heat. fireplace, large lot. Section carefully restricted. Price reasonable and convenient terms If de- sired. Tie John Cooke G., Neri block. Plaiuyille Phone 5G6-J.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30
MERCHANDISE
Household Articles

TIRE STORE OF "HOME FURNISH lNGS.' JOHN A. ANDREWS. INC. ! 132 MAIN ST
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30
FINANCIAL
Money To Loan

A FAMILY LOAN SERVICE. .lo to s55o Beneficial Loan Society, loI Raphael Bldg, second floor. 90 West Main St.. between Washington and High sts. Open S.aH tn 5; Saturdays s;30 to l. Licensed ir the s.ate-bonded 10 the public.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30

DWIGHT ST. 15t-6 room cottage. all improvements. Asa garage. Apply l3l Dwight St. or telephone 2iiS-e IIAlKNlEW ST, ll@--6 room tenement. all improvements steam heat. Apply on , premises or phone &l6S-J.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30
Business Places for Rent
Wanted-To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
\ Ageuts-Rcal Estate
Houses For Sale

II. J- IQlREN. l22 Main St Real Estate. Phone I790 or 643-1S
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30
AUTONIOTIVE
Auto and Truck Agencies

SELDEN TEUCkS-SaIes and Service. Palace Garage. 50 East Main St. Tel
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats. Pets

Dogs, Cats. Pets o1 PUPPIES, all breeds; Persian kittens ferrvts, etc. Dan Nagle's Kennels. Ser lin. Pbou" i,5Q.
 Eggs, Poultry Supplies o2
 LINE HOTE CHICKEN COOP with old newspaper mats. Just the thing for that purpose. Fifty cents hundred. Apply 1t tho Herald office. Church St. KEN |. RATION. also do-; NisaUits chains. |vtds, collars. sweaters and bluukcts; all dog supplies, at x. E. Bird X Feed Co-. lT2 Arch st
 NpN-FEELIE UNTAINs, Keep water from freezing for 24 hours in zero weather $. I. Strople, 1S1 Park St.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30

MAIN ST. 56l-6 and rooms. Heat and hot water supplied. Heated garage rear of building Inquire es Prospect St MAPLE ST, 275--S room tenement. Rent vory reasonable. Apply @69 Maple St.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-30

NORTH ST.--4 and 5 room apartmente.
 steam heat. hot running water. At your own req sonable price. Cohn. , Elm St,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
CERHAN FLYER OFF
Lieut.. Otto Kocnncckc Hops For India. on Flight to America, Via the Orient.

Bender Ahhas Persia. Oct. 3l Llb --- Lieutenant Otto kocnncckn hoped off at G:lo q. m., today for karachi, India, 700 miles away, in the plane G"rnania which he is fly ing to the United States by way of ihc Orient.
 Lleutenant kocnnache. who start ed from Cologne September 20. has been at Abhas since October S. While there his baclscr and passen- ger Count George Cedric Solms- l.aubach. was injured and it was feared that this would mean the cancellation Of the flight.
 The first hop of the flight from Cologne to -tu"ora. Turkey. w#5 the most successful. the plane covering the l.S75 miles al an average speed in excess Of loo miles an hour.
 On September 4. Kocnncckc hop p"i off from I}asra, Irak, as his destination Four days elapsed and fear for the flyers safety was felt. They were finally found at Bagdad, lrak, and il developed that they had abandoned the plan to fly to Rasra because th" space at Angora vas not suitable for a takcOtt in a heavily loaded plane and because In" plan" would hay" difficulty in crossing the Taurus mountains.
 At Bagdal the plane in at,"mpt- ing 10 take off broke the rudder and 2 tail skid. Onv October x she flew from Bagdad 10 Bender Abbas.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31

Iu- could not well affcrd 10 con tribute $&.64 to rha United States government. The revenue yield from that particular fight was S@42, . r65.71.'
 Asking that the tax on the in come received from bankers accept . anCos held hy foreign banks of issues l." repealed, MT. Mellon declared the effect of this levy tends 10 keep for cign funds out of our market and to force American merchants 10 Gnanc" their transactions abroad rather than through the dollar ac- c"ptances. This tax works contrary. hr said to ono of the main purposes Of the federal reserve act in developing the American acceptance market as an "frcctiN" and cco- nomical means of financing our for cisn trade.
 Later. the secretary said he "X- pactnl to submit some amendments to th" income tax law Gf q technical character.
 'i'h" only chang" recommended to. aav hv Secretary Mellon in inlivii- ual income tax rates to the houS" ways and means committee was q revision of surtaN rates applying ou incomes between $lG.6h0 and $9o,- coo. The effect of the new rates compared with present schedules is shown in the following table:
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
NATIONAL PRlbyS CLUBS
 ELECT ]. HAIR OFFICER
New Britain Lawyer Chosen Third \:Cc-frC>.drnt at lnnu;I Con-
 >Cuti0u in Hartford

Attorney Israel Nair of this city was elected third vice pre ,idrnt of the National .'-@ocN.tion of prCbus clubs at in, annual meeting ycst"r- day al the Hotel Bend The other officers for 'h" r,min@ year are: President, SanU,l Calr"hman. New Haven; first vice president. Harry D. Eohan, Hartford: second vice. prosi- dent. 'Ea"l's Gollha.t-.. Lynn. Mass: secret ~, Jaur; Kent. Nru Haven: trrasurcr, Milton Eachrach, Hart ford.
 Thn Now H"it-i1 rrobus club was represented by Attorney Nair. b. B. ProtHss and George Levitt. Dele gates were present from New Brit ain, Hartford. N,w Hav B. El',."- port. Springfield and l..un. Tho hrM quarterly upl. ling vii b. held &t S'1rin"H.lG.
 Ti" s..a..,T 2t 'ly me.tjr- of in" Now Er.t#u clpb ma<r Monday at noon "t tb, rr3r't hotel WiiI be Rev. NIlii"m r. Al 'araon, p@s,or of Trinity ANb~t 3 church. \ com mitt"o has .rgau.~I schedule wh"rcb" ir'o.-at!u~ subjects will be discu@sod h> capable speakers each week.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31

eight ..ainst the rocks The entir
 crew in the first boat was lost. Sever
 men in the second boat battled safe ! ly through the sea to shore.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
Sixty-One Lose Lives
 In Storm in England

London. Oct. 31 (UP)-The death toll of the weekend storm in the British Isles was estimated today at Gl.
 When communication was restor- cd word came from Ireland that 37 lives had been lost off the Galway and Mayo coasts.
 drowned in Cleggan Bay in North Galway. Six bodies and three boats were ..ashed ashore. Twelve mon were lost off Enishkea island. near Achill island. Nine persons were lost in kan bay near killala in North Mayo when the storm dash cd two boats. each with a crew of
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
EI,opENING OF BLUE SWAN

Cyril ]. Curtin and Thomas O'Ericn have purchased the Blue swan Inn on Main street. and will begin business tonight with the name somewhat changed, he dance and dining ball henccforth to bc known as the Blu" swan Night club. loWc'cn party at which q song and dane" rrNur will be presented. Mir. Curtin is owner Of the Curtin Elcc- tric co. and is former city electrical inspector while his associate. Mr O'l}ricn is connected with the sales force of the Capitol Buick Co.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
Tells Skinny Men How to Gsi.zWeight
Money Ecck If You Don't

If the flat CicSted man whose ribs are almost bursting through his skin doesn't try to make himself look like real man, no one else will
 When any man or woman needs more weight they ought to be told that the greatest of all flesh build CTS is McCoy's Tablets.
 Mccoy takes all the risk--Rcad this ironClad guarantee. If after taking sixty cent boxes Of Me. tOy's Tablets or One Dollar boxes any thin, undcrwei@ht man or wom- an doesn't gain at least pounds and feel completely satisfied with the marked improvement in health
 your druggist is authorized 10 re- turn the purchase price.
 The name of McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets has been shortened-juSt ask for McCoy's Tablets at any drug store in America.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
296 UnaccOunted for
 In Mafalda DiSaste,

Rio de Janeiro, Oct. 31 (UP)-Of ficials of the Navigazione General, ltaliane. owners of the liner Princi pessa Mafalda which sank 20 mile. off the Brazilian coast last week have announced that 296 person: still are missing.
 Many of the survivors claim tha' more than 800 persons were aboard the Mafalda when it sank, and tha' few of them were rescued,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
Foreman Killed While
 At Work in FarmingtOn

Pennington. Oct. 31 P,-Michacl Murphy. Ca. of Water street. Union- vile, section foreman of the Con- Atlas stone quarry her" this after noon when q stone car knocked him over as h" stood beside the track, cutting off n les. He died before d doctor could be summoned.
 The stone car was proceeding over th" main track near the spur which runs into the quarry.
 He had been in thc employe of tn" company for thirty years.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
SEC. MELLON SUBMITS
 PLAN FQR TAX CUT
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9.nun Fear I.uryirn

9.nnA Bear Eur,iri,
 "Thu5 We haze q str#ug. and in consistent situation in which inc owners ot our corporations. some :. p0o.1no inGiyiiuai~. are taxed u- ,irCcfIy at th" raj" Of I%' :. r"r cent tn all, or part of their incomr, where's under th" present individual ."rome tax law this rate Of 131a f"r cort or moro is paid by less than ","op individuals, and these with net Incom's in "Nc"ss Of s11D.00o."
 3,ooo.G00 tEr Limit
 "Ns far aa r>p.p1jtiirps ar. cou- e. rE.d inc c.tunatos have been furnished hy the bureau Of tho budget. II should bc raMcmb"rcd th0t estimates do not include any expenditures that may be incurred hy reason of new legislation. The treasury believes that tax reduction should not in any event be in excess Of approximately s225, 5,"oo, ,0oo."
 While normal receipts and eX- p'ndIturcs We're calculated to be ar- proNimatcly the same for this year and next, the difference between the estimated surplus Of St55. 600, hu" for this year and S27i.000, 900 for next year vas accounted for largely hy an estimated reduction of SOU, ,19n.on" next year in special re- C",pts including those from back tax ,,o1i not ipnE 1 1it year.
 Tho loss in reyrnuo which would bo occ&sion@1 by e@cn of the pro- posals rccom"""ird WAS estimated as follows:
 Reduction of corporation tax Si%5.n00. 900.
 New classification Gor corpora- tions with income Of &@5.o0o and loya-S3o. o.ooo. .ono 10 .&5.ooo.ooo.
 Revision of surtax ratra-S5o. .oo0.- ouu.
 Repeal Of thc estate tax-S7.0oo,- poo.
 Mr. Milton ;t~n outlined his ar- g'uncmts for the prc,."#Io he pre- sent I. As fer I.t" proros"d cut in corporation tax. h" recalled that corporations have received virtually no relief since 1921 in the revenue revision mcasur'i j.
 Unless We &r" 10 rely almost ox- rlusiN"Iy" h" said. "on Gircct taxes raid hT frW and are prepared 10 SC" our national gov, -rmnnt sup ported not by the entire body of our citizens. but by $ hi'itsl class. these gre the kinds of taxes Which should b" retained"
 Tn" administration program con tnlAplatrd no further reductions in the normal incolu" s"t's applying 10 individuals nor any further increase in ;hc mptious allowed indivi- du@ls, which propl itio0s have been in th" ba1tl" grounds Of past r">"nuo joeitiativ" ,i,:h,s. Nor l., any r"duc- 1lon along thes" linc- now planned ny congressional l"%lcI@.
 Arguing for tn" lnn'itafion Of tho to:al tax cut 10 S@25, 5,oc", 06o in the face of surplus of sdGI.Up0. 0uo for tho lest fiscal y.a: and p"oap"c- tiyr margin of $',l.ouo. ."6" for this year, Nr Mellon insisted that the Dasi,: for jj.r rrdUct.on rust hc the s''rplus aH"il"'l, jr tt" t"cal year 1929. This, h. said, is estimated at
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
SEARCHES THREE STATESFOR
 WIFE AND MOTHER
(Continued from First Page)

the family and later the police wer, asked 10 help.
 Relatives learned that she appear nd in Great Rarrpngton Mass. ou Friday morning. asking for employ ment in home, along Main street. She was next reported scru leaving that town walking south.
 BuN- New Clothes
 A noon on tho same day she yis- lied Canaau drug store, There il is believed sha got q ride to Winstrd arriving in that town on Friday afternoon. She went in.o d Wns'cd store and purchased a light t2u lai utn brown velvet triiumius, d tweed dress with lavender trimming and ian stockings. Shr wore tan ON lord shoes. Mr.. TrimbI. lcn h'I old clothes in this stor, and at Ncr reau.st they were burned, She u,Nt bought a ticket 70 Hartford and tloutlticatiors disclosed that she was ln tbc bus when it loft Winstcd at a:l5 on Friday attoraoou.
 Bus drivers at the terminal hor. said il woman answering her description anght"d rom that bus and expressed an intention of lcal- Ing on q bus for TorrinCton.
 She said that she planned to re- turn here th, same night
 Three state policemen have hc'a detailed io the case without result
 Fear Memory Gone
 Mrs. TrimhIc's family believe tha. sine had lost h"r memory and iS travc!inc about the Stuto or has gon' beyond its borders with her mind q total blank. They want 10 find her so that they can ho Of help to her. Mr.. Trimolo is believed to have had aDou, S41 wj;h her when she left the >an,urium aud sp,ut "pproNIu@t"y >lu for riol h,s at tua storC lu W n- ,tad.
 The missing woman is described as a nervous t.a", quick m her movements and of quick, moduIal- rd voice. She h&, black hohb"d hair growing ont straight and long, Ion-. thin face. prominent high cheek bones. dark "i"s and whit" even teeth. Tn" unusual Wh''chtSS and straightu"ss 0t her teeth are stressed by relatives as q distinctive feature in her app"arancc by which sine can b" ,asiiy identified. Sh" IS i've feet 21. inches tall and Wr.Ghs about loo pounds. She had with her on the Wmstod bus piald, tweed coat. apparently mans, which she is believed to have picked up somewhere. She also carried q reptile skin purse.
 Trinity President Aids
 Among the friends of Mrs. Trim ble's relatives. who are helping the family is President l.. E. Og,lby ot Trinity college.
 The missing Woman's mother ana brother and other relatives were m Hartford over inc weekend but re- turned 10 their respective homes III Ipswich and l'tchburg in the hope that Mrs. TrimbIc eventually would ,i-d her way to one Of these places.
 Before moving to Norwich about 1 year ago. Mrs. Trintblc had lived ,., t,,,,r,ri.fn. and Providence.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
Sharp Decline Noted
 In Marriage Licenses

The local marrlpg" m"rN'l mas differed a slump 'nis month with ouIv go certificates ,esH'i as a@atn@' bu for rU, month "I 'c,otr 4ai ,,ar. The ,y. la} a.ti". pr.oI vHl expire ip ~om, instances today md th, months r'.prr- may h" ln- creased 10 some rNt'M as result
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
Thy is;Slc7 2:2.giar
 Wells D2io.c Sie..:ti,s

Now Tor ;. Or-. %l 3-A burglar ramoU.a.aI so E.. fo b. invisible in the d#r., Was D. -.titl fore de tec'ivos at n. p>iia" lia,up today.
 The hnr.ia.. rlo G,.crilrd him. seIf "& Al"rt Ga '}a"j. =. a ma chinist, c. ii Hru"-A a',nEc, l'atrr- son. \. l.. uoe. # b,ar.. esp. 6.%c!, @"t"'0r aud o..t, Dj.~, gloves and sho"s and a blaci aa l..
 it. @draItI rogb.rg the Nrw Nor.; uHivrs".r. ronmanity house at II bomiuir3 street. whore F" said Ii" r.ra formerly '..lIlcy,d .,s DOT fer. and "iok'a@ '5..* Bonnie Olsen. houEo 3in'j.jan, ~a H she di2co>crod hjn d'.ii,. 5.5 sI3ua @e, and ~.r-su,'. li, s... "rr. std after a struggle ~.h .ad,u'. ;.;a..ru | Iy Mis- Dla"t ..e"tt trr hcp.
 EI,D II:..' Mo c VISITED ABS
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
1S .tL:RNS IN OCTOBER

During the month ending today the fire department answered 2S alarms of which 20 were still" and eight bell. according to the report of 'hief w. J. Noble. The most destructive fire of the month was that which did damage estimated at $4,o0o in the rear Of the Judd build ing on Main street last week.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
ENGULFED IN SW AMP,
 CLINICS TO TREE R0OI
tContinucd From First PaGe)

v ho hy that time had sunk to the waist and was rapidly losing hIS hoId on tho tre" roots.
 The police were obliged to carry the exhausted man nor" than q thousand feet 10 ih" automopil". II. was numb from exposure, hl6 hands and face being blue. and i' was feared ho would die, but today t was said at the hospital that hN was resting fairly comfortably and Lad not developed pneumonia.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
EE.D H:.:,.lID tLa> ~iii!:D AE>
These Brothers Are In-Laws, Too

Here's a tri.par- t.te Ill ac Tit al usion for you. It wasn't lorg after Eeronice A bolt (to2, lca) vas mar ricl U law. renee Fra Il k (top, ris4t), that CT sister, Gladys center, left) marie l his broth Q r, George (center. right. Now it is ann ounced that Gladys and Bercnic $ $ ister Helen (below) will bc married to LGwrence's and Gcor gC'5 brother Thomas. just 6 soon a3 Thomas has fin isaed his school irs. They all live in Bollin@-
 Lam, Wash.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
STORM WARNING ISSUED

Washington. Oct. q (P) - The weather bureau today issued this storm warning:
 Advisory, II a. m. Tropical dis turbanc" still of slight intensity south of Mona Passage. apparently moving slowly northwest. Pressure continues low over central Cuba"