New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 4, 1929, Page 4

4 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1929, New York Mayoralty Campaign On Last Lap, With Walker Favorite; La Guardia Probable Runner-up Rothstein Killed Year Ago v"‘f“‘,\\i“fl:: of Tamn Today — Political Aspir- aiiation racketcers ants Make Much of Dem- - S ocrats’ Failure to Solve MORE THAN 1,000 CALLS FOR FOOTBALL SCORES Mystery. Pabli Shows heen Tuterest in N 4 York Herald Gridiron Reports on their f ! d b Saturday Afternoon shooting of Arnold R bler, whose unsolved d one of the issues of campaign. The four major candidate James J. Wal democratic i on's footha cumbent; Fiorella M. La Guardia The defea republican-fusion: Norman Thor as. | s socialist, and Richa I squar will ma custo night of the strategic voti of th Walker Charge Unfuliilied or Walker's recent declar his polit petr diabolic had ng Farmers Will Consider (()m Borer Quarantine ver No 4 (A —Gro crop gation into the was affiliated ir gambler revealing t ascailant As the final hours o paign fade port for the socialist came app: W most hopeful conc the barest chance for persons believed he might ond to Walker, who wa to carry the ity Betting way. inc v by a la vors the democrati candidate, at long odds, with Lo S0 % RO Guardia running second and Thops- 1FCUSd Pl Y as third 5 3 Enright Tast Choice (Clemenceau Selects Enright, servers, will r poor deal candidate, v v years as police commission N-TONE BRINGS ENEWED ENERGY oo vtarcet siucin. ot ters, he had modified them and con = . i lsequently did not kr whe artford Young Lady in [5i"0 feaus Yo tho printers Rundown Condition — )i Hutin said he found the “Ti- Suffered With Bad Head- {7 " ® o macked son 3 % 2 trast to a week ago. “Well, you've aches—Feels Fine Now. come to ofier me an under-se - t hip of state 1 suppose, The real test of any medicine 1s|Clemenceau said to h “Does it make good? are filled thousands of ful users of feel it their Title for H1~ Book ris. 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