New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 16, 1929, Page 4

4 ONE MAN SURVIVES Four Killed When Tinhers Fail {0 Hold Bw S0l 4 cla - ~ Pl ] " a ALAN SWEETSER T0 WED HISS ELIZABLIH HURD Betrothal of Melross, Mass., Y ouns Won to Stanley Rl Levep Saiesman Annonnced CHAMPION TWO-YEAR INEARTH CAVE-IN LEFT OFFICE TO WORK IN STEEL MILL - Found Breathing Difficuit, Duc to G ROAI NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. MONDAY, e SEPTEMBER 16, 1929. Young Mathewson to & Math Coolidges and Trumbulls Dine mlm Flying School s Quietly At Springfield Club Airplane, Train and Automobile Used to Convey Them to Rendezvous—ex-President Gets Warm Recep- tion at Eastern States Exposition. City Items 1s on who 1 ident Hoc Coolidge's visit stock- cer Har- a com- 1o that sen stolen f was led were 1chusetts, nne ticut, Governor L HIACK DISPROVES 0LD TINE AXION e oc wiros | Refutes Saying This Year That | @A “They Never Come Back” SPORTS SUMMARY Tennis t Hills, N. Y o win of Al f Wilcox Tilden heats seventh national veterans' title goes to st, one-armed Bal- Llizabeth Ryan win mixed | Wilcox Baschall hia Athletics \gie pennant clinel RN linch American seventh Arc Light outrung Fairfield r in grand national Chicago Stoger s | to Misstep - Martin wins Royal ( nd Jolly veteran pilot during the 914 when t Athletics many il hold an | /% handicap Dehoz' world Sons and too old will hold Specdbonts ne for a than whe ave of England wins Prince and Humbert and Bl T nd read it every place T tu Volpi cnups. ‘ o y advised me to quit, to gl ] Polo | O oy, | th® Teins of the club a Wozen years| Westbury, N. Y Hurricanes 2 All along the basetall front I |surprises with 11-7 triumph over Ul AL Y CoSnbRENoES s fold T was 100 old, that T should | Hitcheock's Sands Points four in | out and glve a younger man a finale schedule for the Well B: | Golf l ety ghag! ready to step down| Asbury Park, N. J. — North Jer- fon e man 1 han 1 he can have my job." have in the ing w tickets P of stomers. | to Bal arder r the o games 1o 1yed here were being received This detail i3 in the hands of | club officials and aff of lerks whose job will he to Asbury Park Track — Willlam Agee. Balti- wins Laurel slow time. Johnson nore hase Taltimore more long distance timore ma no part atar thon in Shooting Miskoy Mrs. Harry (. Hine 00 tickets among probably HOOVER BAC Ix N cart W u:hmunn Kept. 16 (P—T dent Hoover House tod 0 s mountain ce an river THE HART STUDIO ROOM 111—BOOTHS BLOCK TEL. ) fans. FANNERY DAMAGED I Piano, Harmony, Organ 0 ! J ; I'nsemble Playing, Ear Training RS Vocal Interpretation Beginners in Piano Instruction Accepted X b THERON W. HART WALTER J. ARBOUR WINS AUTO RACH New Britain | Store Fixture Company Formerly I. 8. CASH REGISTER CO. No change of ownership or management but an en- larged stock to meet all the needs of the merchant in cquipping his store. 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