New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1929, Page 2

27 =1 = ' BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. [UES SDAY, \()\I\IB}R 5, ] ST0CK BREAK HITS { cause of 1 r b S T be € i 1 possil e of on to c por MARKET RESTo A5 ELECTIONS ARE I in Bankers ( The coliap apital Troubi ve pended by week for failu o1 o zations as o in security pr Various reasc 1 PARTY LINES SPLIT OVER (LAY BUTIEY y mark Sen G ( 150 ar 1 g N 1 rers 3 roa Several Urge Reduction Senators 13 en the g Seek | T ' e i 3 mm Only Moy neasur v olution o isinghar SEN. BRODKHART INVESTHENT TRUST - BARES DETAILS IN LIOUSR BANQUETS Others Followed Frample ¥ i o He Vould Bar Diplomatic Liquor Brookhn i i 10 ey refuses Called “Pole Cat 1y 7 ey d m hove NireHe I W]RTAI ITY RATF UUZEN STATES AT ARNOLD DESCRIBES “TROLLEY BANDIT Threatens to Kill Her ; s - ( 20, Nov, 5 (P — Charles ] ’ 7 ) I i his : i = e nued From First Page) D L. I, Dl”Ju { Surprised at i b 2t or scruting of a voluminous 1 obt it 5 i of 1ess replic ¢ tion's cc troll Nodlieot f 2 C Blaine read a hst of s e suid | w n placed i L d of yo « : o ¥ covered in igrec The culmination, and climax, of 1 &b = Mr 2 N . o 1 quired wh si vas the am case reached yes- [ of the ou 1| ne N terday in the adoption by the senats 1 S a hir suit ore « a resolution condemning t T 1 my I ' ticut s E & " ] ¢ 1 T or cons 1 I no insinu T N =I5 1 hy ither for { = 5 i [y cd ml 1 oul ) v ALl would have Pirst Vote in 27 Years ARt 5 nie oth Arnold i 1 t cport 5% S S Yo Clashes With Blaine i 1 e P Y offe N ted exc deve b i ' Be L v a SR 5o - ween Senator Blair ! 0 y he added Rt latne had rea < o and Weeks of 0 s To Elaborate on stand = e official iy ed $500 ol st gton, Nov elal you have a $B00 I : 8 ¢ th his previo i Fhe oa \ well as a4 310 on 1 R nembers o 058, SOm ; . ridicul A : Y LS : Plainvil only observations on “Wa on’s social ousund o - shary . 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Wilson, chair ittempted to condemn " T ‘ll,”, o ¢ tax o LSO Florida division of retions of its m ors, St s i g $250 from Y City ern Tariff association i ittle time to devote IS n Iailroad from tlhe Trammel *w come ¥ iy ] a o r Toouis & Southwesterm 00 from | Wiy ely.” and another com Ca dition “Obvious" tion, H St S Chicago, Burlington & Quine o me 1 t suid the intosicatior . ) X H 1 also that {he ull proper ouse memtk o ewhich ha P s T nd | contributed e S i han o trea- Do you recall tha (tor Wal Yo to at | Robert €. V colleg can. introduced a r ion 1o investi = « {gate the Public Utilities \ Ak Vote Fairly Heavy on Haven, Nov. 5 (®—Citizens Yes” I selves into a Blaine co campaign for tions. calling A ) Bustled hard- linois ¢ ‘ b it vote, | from the Chicagg G p > pathy was | $10 from the Curtis Fubl SENTENCED FOR ARSON phones. banjo and g 1 appeared of Philadelphia Alban, Vi.. Nov. 5 (P —Lon inquired into the sorvic G Berkshir farmer who was FORECLOSURE SUIT FILED the tax association and burned his Forec re proceedings have en oy yod an nt out bulleting and last July, Batig the democrats 0 state to aid in tax y Lehrer's Hard- The city eclection 81 1 ' Stephen Za normal vot Nl ) SRR Tl ite sublicins Return o Probe A | | Wood Co., Mayor Washington, Nov. 5 (1) Done g S < « of 1 " 1 case of Senator N W 3. dictions e 1w \ hilip Troup. is ¢ 4 thie \ v st re doimz hetter ST riak Tty m Tocratic « i S i Iping the democrat 4 possession ) S The mor He ) t h- out ' mder hond HELD ON GIRLS COMPLAINT oup and the Howell Adds Remarks s ey 18 hardly [ ] [ 2 tor He < v A, Madison, | or of tation was pro- e by Henvy €. Woods of For the yoar HARTFORD, CON} { and i sponsi- | Connect S e ol iAoty ik tht TRRIG + DIRECT WIRE FROM N BRITAIN — CALL 3500 ! 1pon nt r. He | serious cf brought by thres ! bul they had other offices _— o ested by House | young r. aged nd Hly vic may continue to produce evidence supporting his | yna it ¢ political complexion of Iegations. soclety | wernment. The socialist Senator Rleass nocrat, South | Hearing is st for vof light. Polls close at ( has police | friday BRnks non orhood of the | Seymour Madisu At whiskey | heen tw 1. and is no Heavy Beilot Recorded [ capitol itself | jng with his third wife geport, Nov. & (@) An i ! peddled open- ally heavy forenoon vote, a sur 1 its . v to the politicians, was record Dog Guides Homnor /i I G il ion ADMITS HOLDUP CHARGI S A el demotratal iave Norw Nov.. § UPr—Adn b Stuqent to Clagg x-Ma T. Bucki m. ehie | al estate ir xe 1909-11, former con | Cra section of the city nmissioner and pr Fred We i also of Nor- f the board of 1l William Thompson of this K. William [ y told the local police hovw 1 fourth tinie I 1 rman poscd police wis estimated { 1 vork \ 000 eligibl “ of a ted cinets | ¢ is onal interest | i lay t of the democrats w ! Len ) 1 the t common council vaced them by the S re ldermen 1 illegal po: on On NUMErous oceusion I I arc being held nblicans, « fo rial Saturday Hi YOUTH JAILED IN DEATH public ,]:,,,W, tic 1\ ) Nov P ] : t i \ A mm‘\ vas sen wer MeLevy, many fime | % 2 wo. to five AT A is the socialist nomin | rrection he had nmmunists have nominated | and negli | 1 th ‘ 1t hall — of ELL A \ T OELLY STORE HOLDINGS \ left the higl o E 5 ’ . ’ i JUST BEFORE DEATH Women's and Misses BOY ADMITS SETTING FIRES T ard tives plated continuing in charge, but o the reements on lewse ferms arose g . o ) old authori- was decided to relinguish the Ama'[lngly Pnced Ay erday that sreemient in force upon payment g oved to n work by Beloin of an inventoried price on out cd e red the stock and fixtures. 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