New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1929, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1929. | | Bryan Twins 97,690 | Willam O'Day .. . 100,640 |ing for the 15000 anglers who are| President Coolidge today was the HEAT WAVE BROKEN\ R A HIEVE |Dean Says College tll ellts un Emily 8- . 9470 Elliott . . expectea 10 take to the streams next | possessor of a gold medal, awarded | Hartford, April § (UP)—8ome- = = 4 = Sliele s s AL ‘:" ’;‘” nale a\.lrondlytwl;)en \:e 13:9;::-? Olwnld- him in recognition for his long serv- |what cooler temperatures prevalled | Doris Goodis Es . §5.940 | Albert Revicei . . he state board of eries an a chi £ W N" REA[ RES”I‘TS! D“‘ty Sh]rts and Coonskm Coats‘smrlw Regis .. s ;-ww}_\n\»m\-l Kevorkian ....... . ganes cebwatos that BRGNS fo 5 i!l;:‘!":z .5.&'35'3? ::osl::;:en‘ y}i?;r:— in Connecticut today after two days | Third Division Girls Third Division Boys 000 fishormen will try thelr luck in | genative Frank H. Foss of Massa.|®f Fecord-breaking heat. All local e T—— | Josephine Tarricani ....... 106,105 Thomas Haddock Connecticut trout pools during the | chusetts accepted for him the medal |records for high temperature for Washington, April 9 (P—The)down socks, three-day shirts and|irene Ralocki ; o | Albin Anderson .. .10 first week of the season. of the national committee of prisons | April 7 and 8 were shattered when Long Session at Paris Gets »oiern American coliemian is not|rumpled collars were exceptions and | Trene Kalberg s rick Sorbo, Ir. ...... and prison labor. the mercury climbed to 90 Sunday . ollegiate” but “has higher ideals were disapproved by the majority of | Shirley Pechout . 5 s Cha 4 5 COOLIDGE GETS PRISON MEDAL and 87 yesterday. Reliet was ex- NOWhGI‘E on Repam]ons ; doesihatter iand mora collegiana. & Most fcol:-d . they | Lillian Berube ... 4 " t . . New York, April 9 (UP)—Former| China expects an industrial bloom. | pected today from delayed showers s olastic work, and lives by | said, were serious n ; Helena W T Raymond Deccy ... 2 ndard of moral conduct 2 ed 2 i & Brucet Johnson .. . 100,100 April 9 (P—While the Ger- | than t ident of any preceding | their hair neatly tri e gl S i) : i % g t | shoes shined, wore clean 3 T ey : 0 |my, That is the conclusion Henry Grat- | eschewed the ~oonskin ) bl : ! 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