New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1929, Page 12

BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1929. nom e | Albie Booth's §0 yar brought | Carnegie fouudation has broken |ford station house. %4 |the first team its only score. Army |faith with the colleges. We under- he wheel was recovered by the f | went thro a ns drill | stood no specific names would be | ov today and the 13 year old boy " ag [ lays mentione v.h < bicycle is to urned \ 3ill Roper held o e to the| Major John L. h, Big Ter te le authoritics. MAY.SIE GRELG g g B } press at Princet ter > Western Conference unisers St o the ] s t ar er any other ten uni C(HURCH HALLOWE'EN PARTY . t Navy game b 3 . Missouri ived co 1al work. y do a is continua ant on ¢ : s of work, usually for 30 cents n would be p Englishman, tory or a good Barbara's uncle, becomes 1100, nd / 6y i against this great te 2 i STOLEN BICYCLE FOUND — — ¢ ny ther 1 i B ¢ L A For Big e || iiet s bou i o T Charles G PLANE FORCED DOWN nsylvani sucknell, igh lan's bicyele, which olen from 5 7 i and PennlState had hard Hrills ves. |tn Frout of ANt Postalielsgraph ofs |1, o London, Oct. 24 UPJ»»—— terday. They are on edge for the|fice on West Main street at four Rilot and one passenger of a two big games they will play among |o'cloc! nday afternoon was re- | plane derstood to owr one another on Saturday. Carnegie | vealed last evening when Hartford | the vy Herald-Tribune, R. L. STODDARD 153 Arch St. maged for re |l police teletyped to New iin that ind New York univer-{the wheel amd a 13 year old West noon polished up its offense for But-| Hartford lad were held at the Hurt- down in ¢ Villanova Holy Cross, harc inst Duke and | Phone 3317 ly piper may A “LUXURY" REVOLIS 7 18 I 8 i ime, went th Henders et < e | | IOY S| ALLING RUBBER R T ; £ 75 , R l INCORPORATED. S Sy s )AL RNEIE REPORT Co. ‘ e i 246 MAIN STREET : termined to wait 1 v %) |~ V i v | i srim ATWATER KENT RADIOS ATWATER KENT RADIOS —— THE — tain gr a’s voice—Ra y. her husband, was leaving her! M paroara i 715 the pioet a0 € haa on the first might of the | ~— Heads of Colleges Mentioned | ( ittt e et FORDHAM T0 PLAY | Deay Susiiing Ohmgs |~ i oy L U hRl aid ot avail himeelt ficials on the Carnegie foundation mace oatinued to | report pow Harvard has turned over the conces- allowad hi habit of acce oney fro e 3 S wvoid ¢ wife. Now t v I oAl + | abuse. Norman §. Taber, Brown—The re- port is in part false and in toto so T it impossible authors could present . l htest suspicion of | York, Oct. (P) — Over- three or four games involving the gridiron aristocracy of the east, the Fordham-Davis and | Elkins fray at the Polo Grounds on lay may nevertheless Dr. Thomas S. Baker, president, : arnegie Tech All members of our ams are regularly registered stu- Jong way toward deciding one the ironic trut the t ; e e clsimants of the mythical He love Al BRIy s T e e o e o | championship of this vicinity. Re- i fel ¢ 1 £ 1 v 1 gardless of what it decides, it ki e DA el Imark the flood tide in the history| o S Al re Ud be the o 4pe tiny scarlet hurricane i niversity of Pittsburgh, declined to and that to stay with her t e f e comment nts John G. Bowman, chancellor, 1 1 would mean crsity of Towa officials felt heir institution was repre- only a “minor violator” ort M. Fox. Holy Cro worthy boy r was turned from Holy Cross. Athletes must vestige of h Pacing room, whi strident 1 that somet sons over placed Davis and ElKkins » start of the sched- < have been accus chewed it ove 1 | the following morr t n|time so it may as wel be now. | . beat] from a down-town cafeteria inused L E0INS e you, dear |, qeseript teams. Consequently, upon Bill Foster. T i o R nazed—in- | {pe Senators have become know previously from his L rehe ¢ f as “an early s moPr glor tral successes, i J ; L3 tKing | pary of their task in the Fordham Towards the end of the =t OBt game will be to preserve the form Henderson departec : € |they achieved inst West Vir- in Boston. o Al e S ginia a month ago He had been with tt wiher ice | Major Cavanaugh sent the six weeks and, « tt id 1 v 3 t You, Maroon into sham battle against had seen ficient to re t 1hi Davis and Elks plays y day, and reiations between Barbara ar ta ¥ t € i team which has yet to yield a <eep up in their studics the same as 5 Wz others.” 4 ) : homas Storey. Stanford—T ; to comment until 1 have had report. ) california—This 4 ! . nnouncing' ¥ | i Salon Showing! | George H. T president, Unl- Harvard suffered ¢ W, dnt : OPENlmuse to the nation for a whole of furniture! Beautiful woods! Lowbcy ot were far fro y. There- | by a lightning f f tear, were | po 3 found itself fore he dcer it sable t iing his face hard pressed. The drill, however, leave them alone for a n the | grir should < |was satisfactory to e hop X t behim violently | Harvard Loses Ticknor reached while a s 1 r, Ray? 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