New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 11, 1929, Page 1

3] News of the World Average Daily Circulation For Week Ending . By Associated Press \:(p(i At: n 15,1 55 ESTABLISHED 1870 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1929.- EI * PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS LEAGUE URGED T0 gt R E.D. Packard Chosen For Director (NSPIRACY FOUND (e - AIDDISARMANENT |22 72 4% Of Trade Education In This City 1Y RECENT BOWRS | BYIRISHDELEGATE || FIRED N GERMANY Dangerous Plot Against Govern- ment Unearthed—20 Arrests Foreign Minister Pafrick Mc- Gilligan Suggests Immediate | Principal . At Denver - 'HRE COMMISSICN DEADLOCK ONNEW APPOINTMENTS ENDS AT SPEGIAL MEETING TODAY A T e COHTGI‘CHOB 00‘1[13\‘1 War Made on va ence Securel ‘”\!Nfiflm [j fl I 1 Jokn ij Fl-;‘nerztm Pro- 1] moted to Lieutenancy DEPLORES LO (G DELAY REIGH OF TERROR WAS % ”T h HTTF and Themas J. McCar- SINCE WORLD WAR END \Zirtvwerce me ve [\T'ONALISlS SCHEME thy is Appointed to | A = e e S S iy Gt T T == i ST G A - Butler, Dehm and Beck- B ! The ]ly Mflplfid Tl}li_MlEi‘mm \»--»\[ :fl‘fi:l“fmi'f ; *:"‘\ Dire 1"'. , i St L I(:';‘IA\IM“::” ';""M“I:t“ S e e G andidates With ‘ Rentosd L L I ; YRRy t “consul” or Become Effective Next Sl : e b ik i 2 Monday Morning. ment Conferences to Be Investi- ¢ A pRE \ gated As Shearer Makes Pubtie (" EO ik 3 " ; His Activities, : “ L 1d v a I ( 1 ) , c FOALS LS hsL e v AER H ) PA:EH{Y DEAD IN ZURICH e e 7 E o I LA Lach Gets Three Votes " Postmaster Ceneral Rrow fed Cozpma[ml Lawyer Suc- willow of Eward | - Seek Lower Rates | cumbs Following Olvauon . g ‘ | SUHONED AGTIVE N PHILANTHROPIS . ,‘”? : na | “Present Exeessive Cost to Publie” to I CE : . . . er Pre Als0 « 1s — Defended Gov. s s y ; 3 . 3 MAN MAY LOSE EYE - Sl : ( :} o Interferes ”in 7;{cighburs’ 8 3 \ ‘ ool e Feud Over Property ¢ } Boundary Line L 2l : , 12 Hurt When Bus : (:I'll\;‘;’w' Do Bank #5085 08 v iean i Lucas ind J . CONVICT CAPTURED \ 1\‘ : ; AFTER GUN BATTLE o | ’ ‘ o Vil o ammmw: | .mqw ._ww- for More, Petition ) y i Walsh i ¢ ey Bt L ' ‘ ‘ W g \‘ (andidate Believes He Has e S A AL R S - Girown Quarter of it Vo [ | e i, Valfle of New Briizin Products i ek ! waich they we watc ]HH: and ¢ to refus for th 1] deavored to hi cupants of to aband Found Native Mother After 30 Years i So hu e Chfld Kndnaped By Savage Tribe " a compan- | o ¢ iy thir Auckland, New Zealand, Sept. 11|few days ed by Maoris in child 0 saw a Turopean Maori eatua by the extraordinary eventually married to 15 known as an east sic pestioned th = native chief, a white woman has SR ¢ a heen restored to her relatives after coull lif¢ Baumes years, not remember ho e came to be la which he was child of six, Caroline with them : sent sldup and 10b- it went to fend the cows on| The niece ewoman Rt T wtion. parents’ farm at Tar show her | 15 she knew - North Island of New 1t when a he aunt hal Ji NT I'OR disappeared, and it was be- len S grate. which A jt t by i lieved at the time that she was|left a scar. The woman bore this THE WEATHER was ren 1 by Juc carried off by Maoris in revenge for | mark. | Traceski in city cour the disturbance of their burial| She remembered the Maoris fak- e o o hioinite: favor of the United C round to make way for a railway. ing her in an open canoe to th T AT Sy Co. against the Clayworf From then until recently no trace | gumf ens Whangarel She Had Ssie 5 Nair & Nair repres -l of her was found. ma Maoxi chiofand wo | I8 the ins et e e UL ‘ A nicce of the missing woman alchildren. The chief died recently, |w———————————————% ing to "get two men in Pawtucket.” In 1927 Es Put at $63,700,280 ed the mark nt officials and plication. At the ight he was re- physic for examina- r candidate is Delbert J. 23, of 15 Lyon street.