New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1929, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1929. fought so fiercely her abductor Her kidnaper, she said, was a| middle-aged man w goggles. | IN []ETR IT v TE He de ded to know address | of John Buit. her fiancee. He said n wanted to kill Buit | young woman was picked up | COIHIDISS]OH Ca“ed fo GOI]SldE‘ Iu\x ical from the stfeet and taken | to a hospital. She said she did {know the man who kidnaped | 1!1”[ that he protested Ins love for| .)‘ v and swore death to her fiance e | Gase of Smith 19 (A—The city election 1011;|1\\ifi!o|1 was called to- ‘GL DO s, sommisn, wes s e\ AN DOUGLAS ARRANGES o consider charges of fraud in con- nection with the municipal election 34TH BIRTHDAY PARTY\ Nov. 5, which are ecxpected to be filed by Charles P. O'Neil, attorney for John W. Smith, whom Charles Bowles defeated for mayor. ! IS ard W. Reading, city clerk | 0 summoned the commissioners, | s understood to have been informed | by Smith supporters that cases | fraud have been chec in e incts and that in every precinct aud is alleged to have been com- mitted. Reading | Supper. Entertainment and Dancing on Program at Bed Men's Hall TFomorrow Night, lan Douglas, 0, S. C., w Red Mcn's ha he business meeting wi d will be followed by said the commissio would be glad to check any precin where fraud was rumored pointed out, The program will be He | hagpipe sel that O'Neil | Miller, T evidence tha opened with however, had submitted no would justify a widespread cheel O'Neil has promised (o produce th = = [+ i< an Dougl: y ed * Road to the I A 1 | ainment there will be a | evidence today. | supper and dancing for the remain- | \nmh \\,ppm\mq have charged llu of the evening. Members of the \ ‘that * s ipated in | Lady Wallace Lodge No. 24 D. of & | L ) g he cards | are invited to attend. ; ocations of polli n, - | O Wl][lL ASSOCIATION 5 Former Yale Dean Becomes Elect Omclals ‘ xas, Nov. 19 (P — pital stock of s of 10,000 HUTEHINS MADE ' ORGANIZES TODAY UNIVERS”Y HEA]] Million Dollar Go-operative Wlll Chicago@residem e Angelo, zed with £1.000,000 upon shares of stock hav L par value f $100 cach, the National Wool Marketing association made its bow Chicago, Nov. 19 (A—Robert May- ame today, at the h president of the f Chicago. ion of this v as the new wool and mohair selling organization which will work ral farm board | o Elect Officers Mficers are to be elected today | ssociation then will be under a plan that | sed until it is pre- | sented to 1e National ‘Wool Grow- | crs' association when that hody meets here Wednesday, | ATNINE | e among >m 50 proud as Willia Tutch- s, president of Berea college, Ky., or it was his son who was honorcd. y gave to the Uni- of Chicago its first president sars ago when William Rainey u,.,,-— was inaugurated; and it is rom Yale that Mr. Hutchins has vome to the quadrangles on the mid- e new wool selling o was formed at a meetin Angelo? of the ization in San committce of 15 named by the chicago. L. federal farm board in B. Palmer of Ohio pre- | s of federation and by- and it was would be ob- | adquarters probably will be es- | tablished in Boston. 10,000 Shares 1o be Divided vay too, Yale sent its president, | towland Angell, to bring ings to its former Law school Ten thousand shares of stock are |7 to he apportioned among the wool /7, producing states that are members | = 1B — = =] o of the National Wool on and capital 1 through 1 Kinley, president of the un- of Illinois, brought to the ceremonies the good wishes of the state university of the country. Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, secretary of the Interior and president of Le land Stanford university, was unablc to attend becaus these d to individual groups later will be invite the selling units, and m rs of the stafe groups will be o be confer- ¢ degree of Doctor ~O rsity in 1921, his Doctor of La detracts He is married and has | be asked to pledge their wool through | Of course it is beca so much fron big, blue Va her stockings. | hing you can do to ! get rid of this dist You just bet ther their state University of C came as a | Drug Dept. S, Dr. Hutchins was act- ing dean of the Yale Law school. His selection as president of the ng condition” | —go to Iair | or any drugstore and | Moone's Emerald | al yet suc nt hom view of his youth. He came to | Oil, Chicago at the opening of the pr nt school year, succeeding Dr. Max |ment which qui Mason, who resigned to join the |and soreness an Itockefeller foundation. | enlarged veins so short a time believe it. Untrented Varic: a simple a wonderfully eff duces the ack to norma i vou can scarccly | | \tenoglapher I\ldnaped Then Thrown Into Street Chicago, Nov. 19 (#—NMiss Mar- garet in, a stenographer, Kidnaped last nigh chauffeured Veing was ntigep- M wiil motor YOUR BOY . . , ol g 152 body. | i | A School Represented USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS The oldest university to have re- i presentati at the gural was | ihe University of § rews with Is Y Whol ' Sir William > as its delegate. | s Iour ole The University of Basle, Trinity | % college of Dublin, the University of Appearance Rumed By Frankford and nine Canadian in- | i fons were among other repre- U l L v . | g | | oo o ULy Lieg Veins?) o hot l} surprise to the emic world in |get a bottle of n The food he eats is the man é he'll bet = Buy him a quart of Sei b= pure clean milk every day. =} noted increase in weight and | vitality will be your best as- =, surance of his proper develop- = ment at maturity. 1= = New Britains Oldest Daicy 433-435 Park St.-Ph CHILDREN’S 39¢ SILK AND WOOL 5 STOCKINGS pair 29 C Long Sport Ilose and 73 Socks. 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