... conceded two 2i' ngs. Then he became a works ::L the openers were quickly out, {and a single on the mext five ends to | fireman at Coventry, earning about e .,’L’ by their e e | los _a very good gume by 21 shots|£ll a week. Later he became a coal S ...

... known in the district. The choir was ably conducted by Dorothy Willoughby and accompanied by Mary Crowther. EX-HEADMISTRESS DIES. — The death occurred on Saturday after a Jong illness of Miss Gertrude Sarah Sawville (Grace) Gamble age 73, of Leamington ...

... CO-OPERATIVE Throughout his working life, Mr. | Farn was on the railway as an engine So ” ICIT( )R . SOCIETY LTD. driver and as fireman, a job from = ! Tel. 2041 -3 which he retired at the age of sixty- MR. Arthur Augustus Bretherton, | - J. five, some eighteen ...

... ASSAULT AND T RUGBY PETTY SESSIONS DAMAGE S - ot MORE ROAD *Mountain Air’ LOCO FIREMAN FINED £2O . , - INTE I Narrowly Escaped b AI;S(?EE%ON Going To Prison’ |To-day—Before LiCol. H. J.| wvar: 2 A eo|oML o e ¢ | YOU JUST HAVE R: s g o > o Anthony William ...

... High, of arwelton, Mention was made in the discus- » 2 QK has exhorted his parishioners 1o sion of the increase in venereal dis. | GASE DISMISSED |, Gl In the Chapel for th eases and leprosy, illnesses which it UGBY magisirates on Tuesday purpose and some ...

... :n wfifio:! Gel;‘ard Umney ((:17), loclgm%- theri hadbob«t':ha lotdo(te(xag-| ,1!:, snowball is :%llirt))g. gi:fmhs-f tive fireman, 112 Craven Road, geration abou e incident from =EEwSEEEETEEe ments were serv v rs. k Rugby, and Robert Bené'amin:fhe start ...

... at the hostei., had reacted smartly and there was no pinic. His dauvhter’s budgerigar was overcome by fumes and died. During the fire, Fireman David Stephenson (22), of 2 Bath Street, Rugbv. fell from a ladder and injured his rizht ankle. He was taken to ...

... highway on previous occasions. and BE_THamsesn. ok g o of t}rxo,sl during the same ‘period requirements to be incor- recommend the di mi o B 1 Nenee lously R 8 1880-1881, prev- | , porated in the design. of the appeal tsmissal e ugby Adv Grove, told I e worst ...

... the engine to the loco sheds where it was to be turned round and as he left the engine he complained to his fireman that he felt ill. The fireman advised him to return to the engine and sit down but before he could do so Mr. Hill collapsed near the turntable ...

... in time for Satur- VO oy offceried | day, Twrites Phil Cockbill charge of Rugby Fire Station, th lthav: be‘;;: nego ka lng died at Solihull, where he was € transfers this wee 8 ‘lationed. in the early hours | am hopeful of success,” he of yesterday. He ...

... Rugby “B.” Knots and lines—l Fireman G. C. Oliver (Rugby), 2 Fireman W. T. Jones (Nuneaton), 3 Sub Officer J. Ward (Bedworth). One man hydrant — 1 Auxiliary Fireman Robbins (Sutton Coldfield), 2 Fireman Sutor (Studley), 3 Fireman Lines ...

... traction methods. Will there still be *“sets ™ of men. as th~ driver and fireman in their oily suits and caps are called by all railwaymen? The chances are that there will. for tradition dies hard. At Rugby Midland men still talk of the railway via Northampton ...