New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 4, 1929, Page 10

i 10 NEW BPITAI\ DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, (‘Fl 1o BER SEPTEMBER RECORD FOR HEAT BROKEN Atlantic Seaboard_ Swelters—” Water Shortage in New York New York H coming vacationists longed for their recently desert d mountain resorts they sweltered in existing reco f throughout Atl I s From Mai B 1 Pe in along the coast and f came reports of t g from 103 to s prospect of i Rel tively low tigated discomfort , ther were no d iv 50ns were 1 A maximum of 4.2 degr i v York ye 1y set arec v that date. Tt t ird o a heat wave dur whict temperatures recorded at perature rose t was at record with th port, P; Pennsylvania pe heat records fo Reading, Wilke burg, all of mum tempe Hot Even In ) Maine, the Mec from summer of tropica eather w the hottest September day ever corded there with 45 ( s at Port- land, 92 at Augusta and temipera tures of 50 or above at ot i In Massachusctts, both for the mont son were estab cury rose to 97 by one degr reading of the usually closed for the bor D: kept house emple we work early because At Lowell, M ding was 43 degr below that of Lat tinued hot weather water shortage cause months of drought Mass., the high Manchester, N. H., was degrees to set a 1 month. Light rainfall reduc perature somewhat Vt., after a maximum was re The shower was the second a month th Upstate New York felt sive heat with temper at Poughkeepsic, 49 at 94 at Albany and Bing! In Toronto a new high umton for irmer inooTs Bl o Ope Ma A 1 N, ( S LT, » n the 0C0 | of t xtile striker was H upt of court to HOOVER CONFERS (N DISARMAMENT Ieets With Stimson and Naval ~ VENIREMAN FINED ( TROOP: FOR SNAPPY TALK 0dd Inte ‘ude in Charlotte Trial —11th Jurar Chosen ts its or e Olficials—Result Unannounced i A investizatio Sl oUTirdam Associated I RAALE Thoronlily Fumined reti- | Troop lir b » Clinehfield and Marion Manufacturing company b ed laber, | Mar of ric group of textile strikers ‘ A punisr and lina guardsmen in the strike distriet il s goould pr r PRESIDRNT S 3 N/WLDT 3 Parm Board Appointecs 1 s Photo mills at shown above o1 at i i ( y 3 0 ¢ I M CIVIL SUITS RECORDED ) « i '} L ¥ o < % ioncer forefa | A.Jl]-l ( i s ry ot : o ; 0, ¢ 3 e S e 5 : ¥ c v Attorney of thes and all the others vxam- S ; ] ense cour Ked if| W : ’ s been en ) m b i of O « s i of the plain property : e | ‘ Gon t by 1 . 1 ! )y Mirante Dol Hr 0 nomi 1 A perform- ¥ na o' tor whose kill ms ir o i g the ol iral i of John W. Garrctt ot Ealtinn ‘ " ntion to tl the strikers t of Junc e wini o | T when lie 3 merl : : . 1 the United States ani Great | Only two of imined oS o i ¢ " 2 cliurch 1 v r 1 made service, Whit itholie and one 2 n C & S Coy in « Seven of nine children of Edward ‘en_oppos N o iy Wilson, Choctaw Indian, have at- tive man- and because of t of Albert C. W : AaTe S e Solivia con! e attending Oklahoma MR S R cen_promptly excused | 'y oniyor o the ral FFarm Loan mission of conciliation and inquiry, A. and M ho has with the mercury au 1 1o the New York, Sept. 4 (UP)—Dimin- water supplies ing and ut suffering were reported today a4 the greatest hea s of the s son swept into its 1 t east. # Several upstate cities Beacon, Oneon v I derland, Nassau cast for Thousands of } the beack t thesheat, I perature ros high for the for Septemt slight west little relief the night th The Rockaways were crowded v serted their Similar con over most of extended Boston ha Yorkers yesterday r ported 94 of today daybreak would ap «d yeste Chi sun promised was day for cago ar Tempe from Boston Gets Relicf oy ad p da reached ark in at 8 a. m. tod No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels pitatl b al fosl Baaimn from in the genn ' any good fee " Always on hand at CITY DRUG CO. me mediately PROPERTY OWNERS' ASSN. 10 MEETI FOURTH WARD AGAIN DELAY SELECTION Session of Citizens Called for Fri- day Night in Litho ation | Treattn Commissioners ot Tikely | AT | to Act on Choice of Depart- | ment Superintendent | No successor to Dr. Rick w Pullen uperintender | likely to be appointe onth's healt Chairman John day original list of more ints has been reduced rsonal i 1 with ose who dema climinat- a s ot nission- 1 5 . has dined. The G AR ommissioners will next Tues o but their sub-committee, con- 1 ] Smo Dunn and Dr rman ¢ 1 Ard Vi not he in a ¢ ;| v i iendation Personals in selected f the ques vor Veteran, 98, Dies [ TROOPS ON GUARD IN CAROLINA TEXTILE STRIKE | [Last Mexican War \.______ ington, Sept. 4 (P e sounded for Americ: irvivor of the Mexican BUTGHER FINED 13 -~ FOR KILLING CALF Owen L X vashington, w became the veteran of the T 1 G war o st e, e o || PlEAS He Had No Time o Go before his §5th birthday, is dead . n Death, which came yesterday {0 Aba[[[]]l was attributed directly to shock incident 1o a broken leg sustain- ed in a fall about a week ago at William Lanske, 50, of 110 Tre- i ~”'1"]“ Sl home it ont street, who has been in the 1e had lived for nearly ten years e ; He was born at Philadelphia and | |Meat business in New Britain for two W printer until his enlistment | |decad more, was fined $15 and 1 seaman. He served on the || costs by Judge M. D. Saxe in police and A court today on the e of viola- sional cem Thursday tion of the city nee m]] I[‘i“xi noon beside the grave of his wife, nisenosscagion ! e who died rs ago. He is||(2nd slaughtering beet at a place survived by aughter Saivoalc | |lREhoRRTIANTE Sy dent of Washington. Dby 1802 yattoir, t he a Wi went EGKENER IS FOCUS. OF MANY REPORTS Regular Dirigible Service Atlantic and Pacilic Rumor Akron, O., Sept. 4 (P—D) commander of the Ec iener, e's home about 10 o'clock nd in a wooden building n they found a small pi a res: r a fashion, A which had vet been skinned. 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