New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 2, 1929, Page 2

2" NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1929, e———e e —————————eeee e rom “a woman at the De King reserve bank director, from Sena- \rrdit for leading in the second di- Carmela Galall, 191,711, Stanley |the “possession of the Duke of home lip Johnson, how is TREAS”RY S RP[US tor Glass, democrat, Virginia, a for- P"P”LAR'TY RA[;E vision for boys. John had that hon- | Works. | suthertana. 1 i now says " mer secretary of the treasury, was m- with a standing of 52,900 votes. Helen Anderson, 191,100, Corbin‘ The pbrtrait was sold to the De- 3 < siven vigorous support last night by An extensive order for prizes to|Cabinet Lock. | troit automobile manufacturer by Johnson in tem I [ST N1 qf[] g orne M. Williams, senior mem- I,EAB[RS EHANEE be awarded to the winners in the| Helen Lutynski, 190,805, Home. |the Howard Young galleries of New l LD kine nied having 1 t ULY ver of the vanking firm of John L. undusmous boy contest was placed | Viola Bleau, 190,550, Stanley Rule | York. Announcement of the sale in Williams and Sons of Richmond, u erday afternoon. A total of 28 | g Jevel newspapers brovght a letter from ; brother of the late John Skelton | mrta has been arranged for and will| Anna Senk, 154,600, Russell Er- ‘(he Duke of Sutherland, saying the Thousaas gl g May G0 fo SINMOINN—Ik Vo5 S iy R S P MG S e e L L GUNPMN KILLS ()ROCER el it boys are now active in the contest. | Mr. Young in Detroit yesterd: n a telegrs Mr. Mitchell, he s - |gett Drug Co. 3 yesterday on Fatel Hlinos Dry R~ 0 topenn g g (e Tax Reurs Doesse e s COTOle | o ot e e . s, e o i R - L5 V wniry owes 10 you a debt of grati- last night changed the entire order |51 school e | Fisher was not the original listed 1n of standing of the candidates. A | I-ena Bernier, 81, Fair § . cs of the complete works of {the Stanley Arena for the Knights number of those who heretofore had iy ————. 1 > Romney 1 the federal 1 1 1 N to destroy the largs|©f Columbus Parents' Exposition aL‘Lxg{;c-d hnm;n Ig;gle:e!top:.l;a llro;x; BOEIIS Painfing Goes o id his l.onduufl:\gcml;lh!n:n. at con ar redited |1 s osts e ¢ | ready.beyond expectations the ticket jand one or two e mise A ¢ o0 ed the painting from the mother-in- R O R S R et sl St i ,;"m‘c“;i;j;’;‘;‘r";;cu"mm, {fce aire oW arranging fo put | become real contenders for all hon- Back to Great Britain ;. o o i i balcony scats for the week on sale, |Ors and prizes. New York, April 2 (#—A portrait sold to Mr. I Due to the claborate program in| A complete list of the remaining |of the Duchess-Countess of Suther- |He then learned on Jan. 6 from the rring fo your call on Mr i 0 of prepavation and the | participants follows: land ascribed io Romney and sold to | agent that the original was still im asles Mitehell to resign frem the | oune of floor space required for | Jda Ravizza, 197,285, Hungerford [ Lawrence P. Fisher of Detroit has|the Duke's posscssion and that he oral reserve it New York. | ¢ jprosentation there will be no seats | & Saxe. 5 | been returned to England because it | immediately notificd Mr. Fisher and € ould be far more |,y 41o main floor of the arena and | Anna Anthony, 196,980, Bell Tele- [ was learned the original was still in | took back the that you should vesiEn | seating will be confined to the bal- | phone Co r from Virginia and let| .oy “phese seats have already | Mary O'Mara, 196,500, North & ¢ hroad and elear Vision4 peen placed m the hands of the Judd. ¢ Harry Byrd. who 'S|capgidates in the “Miss New Brit-| Helen Lech, 196,430, New Britain ned in selfgonceit and nar-| 4in contest and the mothers of the | Polish Baking Co. ¥ ke your ies i © babies’ popularity con- “Pat” Dashner, 105,818, Stanley | United States. complete sell-out of the Works. | representative | rew g ble scats are expected this| Aldona Huck, 195,235, Boston Store. £ thie federal reserve gove wsmuch as the program for | Frances Kolode, 194900, Ra-| vourself seem to be in| ) 8 « opening night, calls for | phael's )epartment Store. roy the pros-|the haby paride and pageant and as | Sarah Croll, 194,400, «louis Croll for the sake|usuai in these affa flo Plimbing Co fy undesirahle | quire so much roow, the doors will Alice Martin, 193,900, P. J. Flan- will remedy them- {310t he opcsd to holders of general nery Co | val laws if not inter- admission tickets until after the ar-| Fvelyn Carswell, 11 , Hart & Ly political office-hold- | rival and p ent of the partici- Cooley Mfg. Co. pants in the parade. Balecony seats Ileanor Hayes, 163,500, Stanley s holders will be permitted to enter Works. r scats any time after Bessie Cullinan, 193,250, Stanley Citizens of \Ol'\\d“\ S Y T Sl e B o 3 = 7 7 Lk 1 n e v . and Georgiana Cadrain, 182, Stan- Thompson Policy Faces i 1 t - n Rum Runring Pl"t: ¢ prover 5 £ th imng- ley Rule & Lovel } 8 ' April 2 New Test in Chicago Speculation Sail g nsyieceiie )l Hindion L3080 Wandern: : 5 (@—Alay s gl e - 3 or s 0] 14 3 N for your atlempt to offset| yyiin {he advance ticket sale for ; . nany consider the vicious mis Marttord Poiice Believe slayer of D5 stoek markeis ond of the federal reserve board el Washington, Apr Kamarofl Was Buugling \ma- R e i ! : ol - g , Success for all with Vigoro! nourishment in a 100 Ib, redit in sto g 1A ) ) A SRRy . finski. 101800 Landers Users find.that this ideal sack for lawn or garden 50 x Promiscs Comph b 2 > peration: ven: Tittla] o o0 3 o | plantfood gives a quick vig- 50 to 50 x 100 feet. 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