... a hushand and two rhiciren. In whom midi mpathv will he extended. Hurt on Eve of New Year Five people we re involved in accidents—at home. work and on the road—during .he week-end and were taken to local hospitals. Samuel Thomas, aced of Hal Che.. Heath ...

... LETTERS TO Some Road Safety Suggestions THE EDITOR (To the Editor of the Sentinel ) S IR. --In view of the' tragic accident Lin which a widow lost her wh.ch occurred i n Newastle - street. Burs:vm. on Boxtne Dv. I fed that it, sly.ulcl he made known ...

... always be.— Nellie. Ted and Family BENNETT.—In loving memory of out dear Donald Bennett. 10. Fields•rd.. ALsager. who died by accident Dee 214th. ItllO Memories ',,lent!• kept. we shall never forget —Mum and Dad. WEST BROM. v. STOKE CITY Saturday. January ...

... experience is that you cannot have early bred youngsters and expect your birds to finish the old birds racing season by winning hard distanc® races The question early or lat® breeding is one v hicti fancier must decide for himself In this as so many other ...

... report on season's working the secretary stated it a most successful both from racing standpoint The total had 4s the expenditure to £176 Prizes were for races at £5 10s race leaving a balance for 950 of £8 18s The of Longton Homing Society ' was bv Mr ...

... Market Drayton and was his first winner this season Mr Tellwright nas leased the winner from Mr R M Day He rode a well-judged race and was not perturbed when Saintfleld and Catanilla took a long lead first circuit When they weakened went well clear on the ...

... helped with the tea. Death Follows a Crewe Accident Mr. Joseph Meredith. aged 81, of Jones-street. Crewe. died in the Arclid Infirmary early yesterday. after having been injured last month in a road accident at Crews. ...

... wastage of manpower. due to old age. saikress. accident and disease. as wel as the 1:!1E: fence movement exec eded the rate jot recruitment by 42 men. Wansford's Convincing Victory FONTWELL PARK RACING INTRO Wan , 4ord and Erin's Delight were the leaders ...

... Kest castle: p.m Sunday. Hartmgton and Each: meet Meir. to a m Racing seei•rin meet Newcastle. aln Tunstall Wheelers. - Sunday General Sert:or. Shan bury and Nstiley: meet Tun9talt. a m Racing Section. meet Tunstall, a m Comitielon C.C. - Cunrt a v I..vmm ...

... lir p eadeci Not Go :r c; cace LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS Following are the results of yesterday's greyhound races in the Potteries:— GREYHOUND RACING • TAIT - . E. B. Sharpies:. 'to the W..tcr Board. said defendant had connected pipes to the Board's system ...

... been 'staying there from the time they were reported missing. When twl steel erectors, who wtre said to have met with ' on accident while riding an top of a railway carriage, were fined at Stafford to-day, the prosecuting so:icitor described their behaviour ...

... inquest jury to- esteida\i day, added a rider to their verdict that a contributory committed Sydney Frank cause of a fatal accident at of I lought r-wiiii. Rood Hill, Congleton, was signs. StiiITOIA an insufficiency of danger •.• • • tic a ( - mug( of stcau::g ...