New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1929, Page 1

News of the World NEW BRITAIN Average Daily Circulation For Week Ending 5 Sept. 28th .. 1 ;474 1 ESTABLISHED 187 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1929. — l“I \TY- I(ll I;I AGER 7 PRICE THREE CENTS SER&MNT EAE[Y’S Brldcc Argument Ends in Slaying ] P AST[]R IS EIVEN CLAIR FROWNED ON - TWO DAYS NOTICE BY WAR SECRETARY BY LOGAL CHURCH Good Say; §ergeam quk Is | Emmanuel Gospel Congregation Hot Likey fo Be Dis- | Tinds Itseil Unable to Sup- “port Feydem I inister | credited by Foes ! By Associated Press ) IS {;«wmvrs GUSTAV STRESEMANN DIES | U “Tfi; g.igflflgg,} MARTYR T WORLD PEACE; o g . NOURN BRILLIANT LEADER nahles il“ Debis I Dies Today 1 German Forfllgn Minis- ter Succumbs to Shock and Compolication of Diseases Today—Great StatesmanIgnored Hls te Guide Naticn. STRICE INVESTIGATION PRACEDED HEDAL A¥ARD Army Oficers Support Kentuckian | REV. L. LEOMRD SHITH | WILL BECOME EVANGELIST Chureh Beported in Financial Difli Galney Eaplains Liability of Against Attack of New Ha culties With Ldifice For Sale— ¢ of 13—Nair Says Suit Man — Farly Says He Ordered Plans to Use Supply Pre! rsin hem s Unlikely—Two York to Tak Tuture — Minister, Here T re Suits Filed—Only Two Ani- Captured by | vears, Officials of Many Govern- Decision On Return mal Plainiiis Holding Ont Azainst Probe Neees I'rom Summer Vacation. Settle ent o A Me Y g Tri Associated Press Photo ttloment of Manal ments Pay Tribute to \ aal e it e s John G. Bennett of I_\flm\:l.q City is charged with shooting | ) Man—Changed Passive ; and V\}]hlm‘ ln“t' husband following an argument over a bridge i § bid he failed to make. This picture shows the couple. Resistance Into Active I 2 , i 5 : ('o-operation With For- DR, ONEIL FREED ~ MACDONALD NEAR mer Enemy Nations AFTER LONG TRIAL ~ AMERICAN SHORES ‘ ¢ s o Logan Also Discharged in Trial Prime Minister Expected VIELDS RAGE wiean vl oo o : ou i fo "-13 Follovring Amo Fatality | Land ”on.‘row Morning e - ! ! : T DGR DOUBTS TESTINONY GHARITY CONGERT SPEAKER © s o | | ‘ T Docant |,|1-L|7w‘17‘_=‘-~ Conduct Uapresses Hope World \( s () ' (G : 2 ks After Danicl Fay's® Death But « Will Pollow Mectine—Wel- | ¢ .“ ‘ e g n “. i ‘ : Pinds im Nop Guiliy—O'Neil | come at New York Dok AN 550 A ] I Tells Why He Left 8 Arranzed Today. ‘ i L . 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The doctor w - 1mrn JEn ey me, and Atlantic (¢ e \ ' W George Mc “ thon tal was phoned for an < Mo 1 3 'y tuned stroke came Y . the Mc A LS | 1 mother, “McMahon, e ; ) | ) John, and litt a enfoved the | o= 3 inl ambu . : . 1 . o : % peaniici sone physician who was passing Ul ; Aar \ i i = Lin trom all over the Miss McMahon Ieft the studio with L of the church § et 3 ‘ ; sut Ther broadeast from radio station | her brother William to take the train e e A e bt | ; ] £ ‘ mlie ¥ i WTC i Tantford {for New York, and the rest of her Gl e il I he i v ' I . 3¢ Miss McMahon “Love's Gar- family are driving today to that ; s ') l’y“ '\ 5 ‘( Gy ‘ nE. 0 line AL “ ot g . nd | den of RRos Last Song.” [eity, where, with some of Miss Mc- | h pAda L oot layed t flight until this mor J ph Leclair « v : ind “When My | Mahon's schoolmates from Mount St torted with Paut 1 \ i R Provided.” Miss | Vincent's college, they will give a ngh T I X ht i e i « i Nt Ry stuff accompanist, | farewell party Miss McMahon 1 b ; : iano sails al midnight tomorrow on the ! i th im that this foet stops General hos- . *“Tuscania E WEATHER ; x v municipal thorities from inter Mahon Miss MeMaho Wied mu first | ness from th e of the )se f 1 1 1 ring with their plans. The eclaims imabile lat Notre Danie sen Wk rv, [ 1o the time his death. After his New BB \ 11 ) nley street ] { e heing investigated (4 with ‘and later at Mt Vincent's col- | death, bishops who @ few mo. Clowd bl ] on Fran- i department, health th her New York City. under Nicolai | ments hefore prayed for his recov v i or, q W Andrews’ interests md - chief of the g and his Sh en the solgist | ery, turned their prayers 1o sup i 1 w 1 M Dr. E. M. Mill cod to allow neighbors and fire department. but - no decision | aunt, Mrs, Jai lon. At George Patrick’s church in Farm- | | licved to | v owi ¢ . Woo nedical examiner, view- |t ard < tment to dictate has been reached as yet. |town University, Washington, D. C., "ington. l (Continued on Page 21.) lt= —~ i* A“ Mwin's mother is a school teach | 1 the bodies, it 0 cture to be used.