New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1926, Page 7

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1926. —eeeeee T _— Il |G. Winant, republican, is opposed | nomination for senator. Gov. John | blo i . ; ) F . . [ congressmen and a full state ticket | be chosen in West Virginia 1 o v games whidh 4 . = 0 c.” it rginia in the | scheduled to be playe t P[]RTERS MEM“RY for renomination for governor by Maryland Fight United States Senator Porter H. | are to be elected in Connecticut in | fall elections. Brook Park. Tecutoe of the lares |nee s He Ui NN y N. Spalding, chairman of | The race of Governor Albert C.|Dale will be unopposed for renomin- | November but party conventions to Sl | Susber ‘af Eaiida’ pietondl: (RN B i : ; e R ? | the state board of education. Mayor |Ritchie, ardent exponent of states 2tion in the Vermont primaries on |name the candidates have not been £ | nominee for governor. cratic | norship, s the outstanding feature importance is the three cornered | There are no mafor offices to fill [over. 'The Stanley Rule-Union | weather permits and s il Teave % Al B end Moo e | Taco for the republican momination |in Delaware this year. One member | | Works game was played last night. |fi permits and this will leave : The four congressmen from |in which Gov. Ritchie Is opposed by | for governor. Three candidates are | of congress is to be elected. Three Games Scheduled for Final| p o ertin, will meet. Fatore | ey BN Eorl na it ;48 MGI]]Ol'lal IS to B& EreCted t[) Maine, all republicans, are candi- | Willlam M. Maloy, former chairman |in the fleld: Lt Gov. Walter K. | Rhode Island has yet to hold her| Date of Play at Willow 1“'001'1 Ry Fos et ‘:') “:’ule Cgames agaioat - Corbias: dates for reslection to be held Sep- |of the public service commission, | FArnsworth; John F. Weeks, state |statc convention and no candidates| 3 %Y eietek an Bist g He s Wi ‘ Tanders; Batnir by i A Noted Novelist oot 15, o Halah 0. Brawator, | United ‘States Senator Ovington E, | commissioner of public welfare and | for congress or state ofticers have| Fark Tomorrow. | Landers wil batle New ~Britain | (ERIE foopdtpiaciodo 6 - | republican, seeking a second term, | Weller is_ being opposed for renom. Max L. Powell. | been announced. avian i e Basley Wotly will! mest | DetwREnS Caa e B is opposed by Ernest L. McLean, |ination by Representativ Joh Oth V. | bR el L & ihdtonry eastn g e ls opposed by Ernest L ! ination by epresentative John | ¢ thers Quiet New Jersey elects twelve congress- | final date of play scheduled in the |R. & FE. jm the only game to be e T , may gusta. | Phitip HIL leader of the house “wet | & ifiteq States senator and #yé nien while sl oofigrestnten; are to,| Infustrial Lieagns; -thras gathea a¥alviayedion) DinHonaiNoid READ . % | ‘ 3 "AD HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS child's ten cenfs and a rich woman's : s : ‘ ‘ $100 check recently fell into the S AENS contribution box containing the 2 money being raised to make a per- manent memorial of the late Gene Straton Porter's Limberlost Cabin estate in northern Indiana, near | Kendallville, Mrs. Porter, the noted novelist, was killed two years ago in an auto. mobile aceident. 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