New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 16, 1929, Page 8

8 WALL ST. FLASHES NEWS OVER NATION All' Transactions Quickly Re- corded af Farthest Points YOUR NEW BRITAIN As a local resident you are one of 80,000 in the civic enterprise s the City of New Britain. Be loyal toit. Patronize its merchantsand industries. “stockholders™ known a ne vactly what is happening on | hap- 1 paper h wide w de- makes the ¢ to everyone NEW RRITAIN DAILY HERAL fiignlataroun Wins Mannatoet oo United States airmail service saving substantial sums | which would have heen lost senders if slower methods were middle west to attain their objective. thus | Although not overconfident, ad- in interest | ministration leaders believe they wilt to the | be able ‘o block such a Gombination. to The first test of the debenture group’s strength will come in the wed DY |senate committee this week when the @lan is voted upon. Otherwise, little or no division of opinion as to the details of the new farm bill has been made apparent and the measure which will be placed before the sen- ate will be virtually identical with the bill already before the house. The house agriculture committee will bring its tarm bill to the floor Wednesday. Leaders there have ugreed 10 go to work on it immedi- and they hope to pass it not r than a week from today. The ite committee plans to report its Thursday, aiter which leaders ¢t to adjourn until Monday. Federal Farm Board > room is usually 4 o'clock and then u work ves to sweep strewn Two hours truck is exchange way a full big ate s PR[]SPE[}TS BRIGHT Dispute for Nine Years Appears senate for a strong bard whose scope of activity will ch into every social and economic | ase of American life that touches pon sgriculture The board would function—that its ideas and suggestions would got over to ommodity co s, to be set up for ortant crops, by edu- omic processes, the Sill hope it will be a 1 day to the rmit ion better by tunity to know setter giving inti- armer's - nub of the hrough their would be stabilization | to buy. store of crop sur- nanner. ittee roests ! : committee nary to a vote mm"field Student Hurt By l)ncus Duunz Pl actlce menstock of v was awai discus. noin the Community-Building Bank In the last seven years more than $31,000,000 has been spent on building improvements in New Britain—including the construction of several thousand new homes. Where did the money come from? A lot of it came from “The Anvil Bank”— through regular deposits in savings accounts, from prosperous checking accounts, and from mortgage loans made possible by our resources and our willingness to promote sound projects. A community-building bank like that ought to be a good one to be connected with. Open Saturday Evenings 79 TRUSTCO. VW BRITAN Copy and house bills both | eral farm | he tarmer—through | him to under- | D, TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1929. PUBLIC GOLF WILL COME UP TONIGHT Park Commissioners to Discuss |the rear of the monument, and new | walks are being constructed in th | park. m..n earth and covering the ex- posed roots of trees and plants in (hv n\lrwr)‘ dllll other parts of \\.Jl- llow Brook and |., uumm p.-rl\ Due weather the work of i tennis courts and bs hall diamonds: c has been held up. Superintendent OUrse Ellingwood said today that it may Sk iy be impossitle to do anything on | A some of these places until a week Although several hundred YOUNS arar the rain stops. New Britainites were planning 10| 4y o e walk on et out the old stick and bent pin|g oot ang 300 feet of new concretc nd make a raid on the fish in{walk in Willow Br i [Stanley Quarter park beginning to-| ju "y finished. vl morrow morning, developments 'o-ljng girected now towards filling ani indicated that the youngsters|gp,ging Stanley Quarter Park at tha will Dbe deprived of this|povih end of the pond. . BRI L The matter of | Last week Park Superintendent | in't o i Clyde Ellingwood announced that on | mo £OM B0 TE LK 8 vk com- Wednesday, April 17, boys and girls | pocei® B8 o e would be permitted to fish provid-| pedeis, ing they obtain their permits at t mayor's office, if nothing else turned up fo prevent them. Since that time it has been learned that fishing prohibited 1n lakes and ponds until \]d\ 1. us the juvenile fishermen and rwomen will be d to wait, next month | The rainy weather today interfer- park department plans for further beautifying the hitherto open of Walnut Hill park facing street and directly in front ospital. of to Uw “u stalling new | privileg discussion State Copper in Hospital After Auto Strikes Cycle Pawtucket, R. 1 April 16 (B — A Massuchusetts state trooper, ordone of the rushed to th city, in eritical condition with a fractured skull, last nigh after an aut driven by Earl Den- ton of st Providence the motoreycle was riding at Seekonk, Mass. rrocper Nordone, at Vineyard Haven Murra Scekonk, destrian, \\]wv‘ h., was thrown off m~ motor- | ing Murray a cut mp rrested for operati 0 as to endang is force on which the trooper Luther's Vineya 108 Grand whose home is be terra lumps evergreen ar planted in sections on the beneath the rose gardens, hreaking | up the monotonous expanse of grass. e clumps include small bushes and of pine, common and goldey ser, arbor vitae and cypres ».v\; ove and other types of cver- heing distributed in where they most desired hout the various parks, A new roadway to he used pri- murily 2 rvice roadway st l\ Denton was motor vehicle lives and sa n ed to 143 sold or t Notary publics Paris, the athed. in qu A Dozen Teas with a dozen flavors from as many tea gardens are used to make the perfect SALADA blend. "SALADA” “Fresh from the Gardens” EIGHT Bopy STYLES 1945 TO 41065 £ o. b. Detroit 1129 Stanley Street | John Memorial hospital | had struck | r | | Governor Wells | be- | a public golf cours: | William | nitely a more-for-the-money car. SMITH WILL WRITE Men wre at work hauling in| begin work on the story immediate- Just how much he is to receive | for the work was not made public, but it is to be a “substantial sum. Mrs. Henry Moskowitz, Mr. Smith's | press representative, smiled a denial at the report that it was to be $2 a STORY OF HIS LIFE| Weekly Magarine Seuares Right 75" ™" 7 L fo M's A“mblogmphy | Smith is following in the footsteps | of former President Coolidge, whose | articles already have appeared in «w York, April 16 (P —Former | Various magazines since he retired Alfred 1. Smith s fo |from the presidency March 4. the story of his life, it was announced yesterday, to run serially in the Suturday Evening Post. Aft-| —: CAPITOL erward it will be published in book | form. 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