New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 2, 1929, Page 13

[ [=] NEW BRITAIN HERALD [~ NEW BRITA CONNECTICUT, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1929. ed that the traction | SOVIET MINISTFR VE INDUSTRIAL HEAD e SN Seattle Minister Insists Woman Ui Wk pvg | B2 T ORNOL e BY RIPLEY | Py -, Wooed Him Wi Gl Pomises . Pastor Asks $50, 000 Heart Balm Says Communists ~ Already | ! s Thomas E. Mitten Succumbg fp e come o ey it i in 1011 after a disastrous strike of Sdtorpnhat avy clothi His ¥ ’ M T o ‘ street car men in Chicago and took Claims Mrs. K rEom-|n i ship” f¢ : Strongest Military Powe Heavy Clothing Drag o, i, s Claims Mrs. Kennedy Com- i v b | e rlan i 2 Sompans - promised Him So Com- r retased A (L 2 ) Philadelphia, Oct. 2 (P—The 50n | oo e e firt S . zation of oviel Russia as a w |of an English immigrant, a farm la- ||y o pletely That He Can d tary state trained and armed o | borer at 21, a millionaire at 40 and |1'" 10 160 eroie < 3 feeth for mass war and world revo- | an internationally known industrial- |0 1000 employes whic . Never Marry Another lution is the ardent dream of Kie- at 50, are the high lghts of the | /1o & Veice and fina 7 sl n he found K Voroshiloff. commissar of war, career of Thomas E. Mitten closed | the compar v ¢ hin to the Daily| | vesterday by accidental death. SETCon BRI \ Woman. Must “Tell Al said ]u,‘} ¥ 1 {was 65 years old """"“"‘”'" Bl I'd v red r on fore Moscow re- wide attention s = h ¢ st ‘ Mr. Mitten was president of Mit- ¢ oS : . oD my st t searad into n nsit correspondent, Voroshiloit clared the red army was already sty when Mitten the I fen Management, Inc. which ates the Philadelphi company, the Int ffalo compar y com- “non all b ches to de- nough in all bran ) | pany of Buifalo and the Yellow ¢ } I Survived hy Son s feat any power vight have | ) S g ; o Ly i To! conbondwith company of this city. He was organ- ,M‘ SR - 4 E ever, that red army izer of the Mitten Bank Securities 17 A g i Sl G so applicd 1o eve corporation. ceeded c m of | ¢ I i Drowns While Fishing the, board ot Philad v Rapi wch of pre v dustry and con W TS b e : 1 \ s I Wso said in his might be prepare a military way to He drowned while fishing in log tavern lak brother o Mr. Mitten wa iilure to marry on his 4.000 e Pocono Mountain estate near Mil- 4 i ; o 4 Sees l,\(-:nuu!‘h ford, Pa Hisanrstavifad el 42 a o . for ‘ He went to the lake alone and is A ) 1 | ews dispatch said the | believed to have met his death short- oIS B rring {o the five ly after 5 a. m. his watch having |\ L ; i Dlan ldeolared stopped at 10 minutes past that hour : - 2 mass war 1 settle | He was known as an carly riser and SRLiD e o . fate of the and the | it was his custom to row on the lake Mitten Sl R world revolution. | i | nearly every day for exercise, stop- EYESIGHT EXAMIN L tne schame of developmet ST DO (7 Al 1 which Voroshiloff advocuted in his His overturned rowboat was found = The hones a e e s d rowhoat was found | T} ; ¢| HENRY F. r Bfoioss 1irealy oY s i about 150 feet out from the shore of | is well known in the . A e -DDELL v i i o ! Pk |the lake. Later his body was recov n. according to the superin A el Fniene. B ss that of r ) / )2 BA ) | ercd. Tecause of the cold weather he the Readi 2 99 West MaI ST € LIS tenniitor RS TH | wore heavy clothing and high hunt- who has Mr 5| eLevaron seavice D strongest military power the world ing boots. states that it Is a very rare oceur- |“Mrs. Klark, wooed him w e kn i tion,” t1 A MULLLR Coroner J. Henry Ludwig of Pike | rence to lose a book (Gt Dy PRECISION OF VISION" Daily News quoted Voroshiloff | —farmous philolegys Eaying, front & SPOKE ATOAST — B : s dasiinl i IR e e 2 — 2 — - ————— —— ‘ < in| LASTED 4 HOURS }‘ | ;“{‘r‘:v“ ABREG! | ; ; o : BASEBALL TEAM Golf Pro- I ! tactori e Kerser Walhielm 1 3 PLAYED | e | : / 3bhos | ¢ tl | i > Y N126 ‘ ‘ ey | Th defeated Oficers Al T | | e un e ea e BLUE COAL 15 USED IN BUFFALO . < 0 | c] i still TOMORROW—THE TOWER WHICH OVERLOOKS SIX STATE - i Lo B | holdsthe verdict o when the e am s McNab Deiermme to eorgamize v i i o | 3 rs were the yj‘(,w effi : ni ; necessary laws will be ready for | | Y o e it s Prohibition Enforcement Bureau In i ; 2 o - A e - 2 dent, and to the fulfillment of that| | \ i o e s v Recommendations In New Survey Sy i st || 8 lahor: t pow- | o BY." | erful 1 r chemi- | o 5 . | QSR i cal n { win | San Fransisco Atlm'ncy. Accepts Job Without Pay, Seasonal Hardware | NO BATTERY MADE s Although He Confesses It Is Burden—Says | Goods Sale Is Normal ‘ - - - [ pranchies to beat Abuses Have Given Law Black Eye. ’\ NS fenans e CAN HONESTLY CLAIM | enemy powers will ~ % _— | ; . A Wasbington. O o Pl Bt e AN | showingsroon ¢ movement, | | 5 2 By e : ir caliioral Pl | ohniT San Prancisco law- | that he cevive no compensa- | market centers, Hardware Age will | | i v it the request | tion or r He will have at his | say tomorrow in ifs weckly m.{rkr! | FEATURES ... CHANGE } Praises Trade Unions of e diflicult wosal the find of the en- | summary Although September in | | was t legislation 1o | forcement commission. some respects slightly below | | | 1 abou 1 prohibition Sen- Would Relieve Courts earlier .\wmmm\s the general | | TO TROJAN ... NOW | nd forcement and of court con-| “It must be understood,” he|trend of buying throughout the | | | 1le stion A, hese reforms do not | country points to healthy aut | g < . 3 | factori nectior the government, but | the laws in support of the 18th wready moving in fair, | | | and irged by Scerctary Mellon, At- | amendment. 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