New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1925, Page 3

pram ey Lutheran church will officlate. Miss - " - i R SRETS e INS Irma Johnson will be maid of honor 4 L) and Lincoln Danielson, best man. ‘The bride will be attired in a gown of white crepe satin embroldered i, with pearls and will carry a shower APW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1925. bouquet of bridal roses. ' Her vell will be of tulle with a band of Elected to Succeed Pather in|mea o sonor witi wear vose cor | 3 ored flat crepe and carry a bouquet ARB R BRO ot b e chrysanthemums. ‘ ; E I H m U' s' Seflate M::l{mlhe rc:rl:monv a reception will be held for the immedjate fam {lles. The home has been pretti o Milwaukee, Sept. 80 UP—Wiscon- | jocorated for the ceremony witl #in agaln has placed the stamp of [gladioll, asters and autumn leaves approval on the name of La Follette, | The couple will leave on a moto H v The 80-year-old son of the late sena. |I[IP and upon their return will're side in Collinsville, tor was chosen at a speclal election yesterday to represent the Badger | at i 3o st SEPTEMBER WAS GOOD | w20t vanete, 30 oeeny| MONTH FOR HARDWARE every county. Rock, home of the [ . stalwart eection of the republican ! 4 party, refused to bow to him, The |Retall Dealers Throughout the Coun ] other three countles in the first Con- gregational district, formerly regard- Iy REpTE I MpIOTei ot e4 as invulnerable when the right In Business wing of Wisconsin republicanism was haing put to the test, fafled to show | New York, Sept. 80.—In its week- the staunchness exhibited by Rock. Aware market summary Hard- Raeine capitulated to La Follette by Age will say tomorrow: almost a two to one margin, while ptember was a very satisfac Tenosha, was fost to the v ales month for most hardwal 218 votes. Walworth w ) L he past ten s T | ® the La Follette camp b t g ave found a def 'v ” Nine other counties ement in their busin 4 by La Follette hy has been steady but not |4 ane. 13 went to him by approximate. [heavy. City dealers report th- |j v a two to one vote, whils his tre. [greatest comparative improvemen' @& mendous strength was shown in two | which s to be expected as thei ~onnties. Jumet and Kewannee, |experiences the early part of Eep Hera he ran ten ta ona ahead of his |tember were not very encouraging. leading opponent, Bdward F. Dith- “Rural dealers continue to find ar " mar of Barahon, running as an in- |active market due largely to the vers Aependent republican satistactory agricultural conditions. Strencth Shown Better industrial employment has The strength of voung T.a Fallette | been reflected by more buying in © was plainly shown by the percentage | manufacturing centers, particularly ¢ the votes in the other counties of |in the central and mid-west. by ] the state. Of these he carried by| “The Pittsburgh area which for 3 200 RD PRI E mora: than two and a half to one ceral weaks has been reported as J] 11 hv more than three to one. f ing behind, now shows a bright hy three and a half to one: tlook for current and fall trade four to one: nine hy five to one| e 1ling fall and 3 ¢anr by six ta ons, and ane hy seven | holid c in fairly good |3 7 00 IN PRI The New Britain Chamber of Commerce has offered $75.00 in prizes for i e essays of not more than 200 words telling why the window you select is I o 2 i}mfl[m “VES AR[ _ the best. 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