New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 2, 1929, Page 16

U. S, CIGARETTES POPULAR IN CHINA 70 Per Cent of Eleven Billion“ Exported Go to That Country O JRYINARTUBEL - - AUTION ISHGREES tes ng tobacco !s p tes ACRES OF LAND MISSING | “alifornia Land Office Records Can- not Trace 7,500,000 Acres in Tn- dian Deeds. | 2 | acres of million | plot to b | v to | have | her | = their wyer Bets $1 to $400. rence Mi Russian Artist Convinced Vadin READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS POOR PA BY CLAUDE CALLAN I “Jones an’ me belong to the sanme church, aré he al- ways mentions our ;)l"‘{ich’,l' an’ the new pews before tryin’ to sell me somethin”.” Pu! Copyright 1229, ers Syndicate) S iy FOR SALE Modern 7 oil heat, es- tablished neighbor- hood. West end of City. 1 room e City Items For Sale GROCERY STORE Doing fine cash business. Building to be sold also. Location ideal in restricted neighborhood. COX & DUNN 272 MAIN STREET b i | when the students i the NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH FIRST PICTURE OF LINDBERGH'S PLANE AFTER CRASH IN MEXICO H. 5. PUPILS WILL HEAR INAUGURATION BY RAmoj Study Hours Changed to l‘vrmu: Reception of Washington Pro- ; Inauguration of president past have disrupted many but very rarely have they change in a school session. T} be done, however, on next Mo; ot an abbreviat- s0 that they homes and cident to | rt Hoover | of cat | puptls alike | ool will have ed atfernoon session may remain listen to t High s session will not begin t usually be A0-FOOT SING SING | TUNEL IS EXPOSED ereas ed from First Page) ught he knew g leader of the the name | ad been d trial for mur- event a cave found two r Battered, twisted, tors crashed upon landing at Valbuena Ficld, Mevico City, s s zht wheel th s, the hent-t tunn missing of the pla who sought to sein The Herald. o ) 1929, Copyri ght from wing to wing—the huge plan spelied disaster at the end of Lindy's ‘K propeller and the vent wis his came es figured in bringing this pictu It's a clean picture scoop! “City of Wihita” in which ikingly picturcd o this NEA Servic tryst with his sweethe ¢ airplanes, telephoto wires a 000 miles from Mexico City 10 New York in 26 hours and then to | ©ONEA A Serviee, Inc., Transmitted by Airplane and Telephoto. 1. Charles A, Lindbergh and his fiancee, Anne Morrow, » first photo. The smashed landing gear with the r| ed. Note, 100, the bashed-in nose an’s defiance of Mexlcan soldiers 1929 by 1 an NEA camer ¥ Welsh were Is vesterda Most of BRISTOL NEWS 'RABBI LYONS T0 SPEAK " HOOVER RESTS ON - " EVEOF INAUGURAL AT 1. 0. B. B. BANGUET names in conld Auniver agogue Vestry Jehnda Halevi Lodgze to Have 16th ary Dinner in Syna- Rooms, e ormity with TWO ANDYS REPORT ccse and Colen are Eapected 1o Fight it Out for Second Base Position. Ll Suggests Lovers’ Lane For Private Courting to A ) v Lot 2 A the stars and stripes fluttere onE | TAKE \I JES From | vOLR | reiree) THAE=L S~ /L ROMNEL Rirg Featores Syrdcate. In rights teserved 'POLLY AND HER PALS YOL - J/OM-THAT | NOW =~ == ~GREAT HELP = ™7 7o You ! DONE F'k”‘CE? - FIRST JOB- =/ ¢ UP MISCUS MCSFINN'G | 2 WHO? US? OUR FAMLIES ANT N FLORIDA! HOME To THE WIFE AN'KIDDIES! +{the circle will hold a speci i March breeze. Downtown every lumppost held aloft two American . with crossed standards and an rican shield between flanked by camers of the blue and gold of Hoover's California. Lithographs of the ut-clect and the viee t Jooked out in profu- windows of smart de- stores and embellished the dingy little shops reachies of the Proud to be host inaugural throng, 1 itself in its Dawes Quits i Actic central figi sion fro " | partm log- Vice am of them s of the low avenue, and t finest | took a Naturday us; nolidny to prou- Hong crowded sidewalks ih shouiders with their fellow to sty monies will begin n. and it may be b tiie last unit of the hes passed the presi- ours with DRAMA CIRGLE IN RELIGOUS PLAY “Fabiola” to Be Presented in Sacred Heart School Hall “Fabiola”, a powerful, gripping rejigious drama in five acts, is the title of the first Lenten play to be presented by members of the St Elizabeth Dramatic circle of Sacred Heart parish, Sunday evening at 0 in the auditorium of the Gold street school. v The action takes place in Rorme at the close of the third century, during the reign of Diocletian, aud vividly port the pcpsecution of the Christians, and the sacrifices and sufferings of St. Agnes. The cast includes 18 characters. The sceae of the first act is laid in the palace of Fahiola, a Roman patrician; the ond in the gardens of Agnes’ palace at the time she sacrifices her life for the cause of Christianty; tha scene of the third shifts back 1o Fabiola's palace; the fourth in tie Tillienna prison, with Agnes tenced to die; and the fifth shows the public square in Iome, where Agnes was hehea Miss Frances Kowalezyk plays the |1eading role of Fabiola, while her | sister, Miss T. Kowalezyk, will por- | tray the Agnes, daughter {of Lucin of Quintinius, | played by Sadowska. The remainder of the ast consists of: Miss A. Archa a Roman | vius; Mi: and H. Jurczak, |Graia, Fabiola's s | Potas, Cecilia, a yvoung, gar; Miss H. Konick damowic: wbastian q Dabkow "k, Roman sold » executioner, and fand K A special perforn | given this afternoon at 2 o'clock for i the children. On Tues: Mareh 5 meeting street, sene | Kuitk Afra and ; Miss ( blind beg- ra; M Maciag, fin its club rooms on O & %She Is Hostess In | Diplomatic Set 1 | 1ds of its residents | and President Hoover | from plaudits of aiting desk within the . Throughout most r period the radio will to the corners of the desceription of the of t iguration. Whi this sey ey a pieturs I the listo know all a n has deasting monics to minimize veen 11 a. m. and m wants P ing of Hoover 1 a vist niss all stations not ral cere- renee be- of his o of these N be in PO orld of or the AnBOUY grew ho his ) tions from march clubs delegations. of the avuilable, . av arriving L irate estin n visitors was B ks Directly in more. her it would e t ever. T TREATY” PROBE March 2 (P—The of the r fudicial authorities s come to honor stars and Stripes By throughout military alliance purported text wa published recently in Utrecht, EATING gian rywhere ) AN' JES' AND WRAT Y7 - AS SOON ? DD SHE castern | par- —open- v toduy info the alleged | Prittw the of chang- | | | | i iugural committee received appli- | and No ac- greed that when the crowd Here aphi 15 a d unusu 1y of Bar z, {bassador to t s proved a charmi Il UP THE PROFITS ILL MUSH SUCCEED IN ACTUALLY GETTING A LITTLE MONEY FOR HIS MOTHER AT THIS TIME WHEN SHE NEEDS T 50 MUCH? 32 5