New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1929, Page 20

20 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1929. Queen of Omaha’s Ak-Sar-Ben Fete FOUL PLAY THEORY IN DRAKES DEATH Farm Hand's Wile Quizzed— Body Fo mnd in Shack HEIRESS I8 PLAY WORTH 700,000 Taura Harding Seeks Place in Stage World A) ar- l'\n (mmh.m s Redick, daughter of | tive in Junior League work, She makes her debut| > operator and in her regal costume this ‘,'.mtu. HIAND YAY LEAD ENCH DELEGATES - \”1”] above i Nation teleph was produ Abglishing speaking of o the young to be leav a larger b This was fessional four seas ang L of 4,50 nell of the hLest Che the U countrie * HERALD CLASSIFIED TWO NEW FEATURES Show Girl The Last Word in Comic Strips Jo B Portraying the Exploits of Dixie Dugan, Who Has Already Won Tremendous Favor with Followers of Books, Motion Pictures, and the Stage and Is Now to Jein the Herald Family New York Day by Day by Q. O. Mclntyre A Daily Journal of the Great White Way and the Strange People and Doings Along America’s Main Street by MicEvoy Beginning lionday, Oct. 21 in the NEW BRITAIN HERALD pounds | | ADS Judge Charges Jury in Mazzola Murder Case i.uicicnt to prove that Mazzola man! a M arged 1 to the tie, Oct. Ye he jury cvidence were morning. t | s and 41 minutey. ¢ Bradford aucher spoke for the Hr ar Willlam A. he ac. King time should see stricter attention to town | more than finances. | not make public the letter but it clude Pr—Judge would come before a special meet-|Coholan, S oonil - ing Friday night called upon 1 Blodgett Tells Town ,”"" of 32 residents. | Ringrose. . | man of the ‘ : e-| To Recelve $23 000 Fund | man Merton Weln, today re- | a letter from Tax Commus-| The procends of a drive for $25. | © W. H. Blodgeft in which helgo0 for the College of New Rochelle recommended that the town employ | il be presented o Mother | ng two|2 certifled public accountant at on foundress of the college, when « Attor.|to make an audit of the town's ; | books. | founders da He said that there had bheen lax-| el B.|ity in the past, and tl future | ‘er\«y for the defense. The defense clalmed the evidence of the state was | 17 committed murder, | Coroner will receive on. Argu- rounsel this | slox Winsted, el Samuel A. October 19. There are | sponsible J. and Mr. Welr sald he wouwid | Local graduates of the school Misse: Katherine Kenne peti- | Massey, Marion Naughton | Hartford chapter. Holds Dm ers now 1,350 mernbera of the alumnae | Winsted, for the death of M association, and it 1s expected 'h':l‘(:rlmn, 29, of New Haven, T 600 will be present |tember n- Grace Mart s Anne Bardeck, Miss Massey was chair- drive committee Louis and | responsible Oct. Herman 17 P — Coroner | September of re- | of | Allison Holbrook: “Uncle” the Thomaston-Torrington road | Harwington, hit a c: ale men, Howard L. 4 Mary | ville and John B. len | representative Sep- i the terms of 11 presidents. ] ariving over in carrying two bb of Louis- McColloch of St overturned. Miss Holbrook, then for | Griffin was killed. The coroner also held criminally Nimar Coury and Walter | Lyons of Torrington fo the death of | Bertha Lyons. Responsible for Deaths in un auto accident at Torrington on 18, sister of Walter, 17. Roth findings are the | Litehfield | outcorre of inguests. |the alumnae association returns for | county today. held criminally Joe Cannon scrved as to congress during Discrimination pays in the choice of an investment company. The investor who is to be successful will make sure that he is buying an INVESTMENT managed in accord with TruUsT principles. THE FIDELITY COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT. 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