New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1929, Page 16

YEW LIGHT AUTD | INVADES MARKET ustin Seven Sells for $300— Popular in England New York, J sylvania, will Am NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 22, 1929. Russians and Nationalists Mass On Frontier Honored Four Times ' TARIFF REVISION WORK UNDER WAY ‘Repubhcans Insist on Flmshmg '\ Rewriting by August 19 Washington, July 22 (P—Republi- cans of the state finance committze focused their attention today upon the difficult tack of rewriting the house tariff bill. He’ Bi Shot | Girl's Scalp Injured e’s a Big Shot | In Stanley St. Crash Anna Skiotis, 4 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Skiotis of Granby, was treated by Dr. 3 ! Dray last evening for a scalp wound | sustained when her fathe | ured in a collision at Stanley land Barbour road with a car driven hy Aram Bedrassian of 33 Lishon street, Hartford. The child was thrown against the windshield by the impact. Two Boys Leave Home, | Taking Money With Them Samuel Veneziano of 1106 Stanley Party leaders are insistent that they finish the job in time to have a report ready for submission to the | scnate when it reassembles August {19, Chairman Smoot is hopeful hut | not confident that this can be done. |although he shares with other mom- hers of the administration group the desire to have legislation out of tha way on the statute hooks before the regular session of congress begins in December. Cuts Are Possible street took $85 and left howme, ac- cording to his father's report to the ice today, and Ralph Bordinaro $ Church street reported fhat n is missing with $65. A boy named Samuel Sarkisian and an- other lad &nown as “Charley” are said to be with the Bordinaro hoy. FARM * Walter Brodin of this city es- caped from the state farm at Nor- wich and has not returned, accord- ing to a telegram received by the local police from Dr. E. 8. Bu 1 superintendent. Brodin was sen- tenced to the farm after he was found intoxicated on top of a freight car in “the pit” on Myrtle street, on one of the hottest days this sum- mer. He may have to incredsc his chest | capansion to make room for move | medals. I'or Sergeant Morris Fish- er, crack shot of the United ates Marines, is to take part in the in- CARL HANSEN Increasing discussion of the pos- sibility that the committee repub- | |licans may dccide to cut down on un has been awarded his fourth schol. | extensive scale the increases in nu- ‘EU"‘”I' at Yale university. He is a|Mmerous duties voted by the h(:'”\‘" ternational rifle matches at Stoc has brought only mon-commiltal ‘o), “gyeden, soon. This medal- | senior at that institution and is a graduate of the New Brilain Senior | comment from the chairman, never o aa wmaliwice Nhas won on and world championships, High school in the class of 1 He \ going beyond his ren that * | has won an award each of his four [ will go down and some will g0 D" | will sail from New York with eight | yeurs at Yale. | While the republicans are working |t am-mates to compete with 13 Eu- | — |out their draft of the bill, the ropean teams. | ]'dt-mm ratic members of the commit- e l Blflh Recol’d excluded from those sessions. to meet in another roem to A son was horn Saturday |H program in hard con- Demo- Mr. and Mrs. M. Reynolds of 'd hospital to Mr. and Datby stresti nave oL thelx | N “W;"h Jr. formerly of 35 Com- | Mrs. Hannah Clark and Mrs. Mar- | ““’\”\“L;:““;‘*"l"::‘ e garet Smith of Glasgow, Scotland. s s born at New s General hospital Saturday to nd Mrs. Chester Galowska of Clinton street A son was born at New Britain Carl Hansen, son of Mr. and M Adolph Hansen of 6L Russwin pla | tee, plan | develop their own ! preparation for the long. test to come in the senate. cratic leaders, have repeatedly ex- pressed themselves as having no de- |sire to prevent enactment of the legislation before the special session ends, but they are determined to prevent, if possible, many of the in- creases which have been proposed. Independents Balk ey S. Gerard Casale has re- op i il ntinaepenna: e rount s Lioxneyis G erAud BEe IOHE e cned from California, where he hobiinaludatiany ofitheporrads trams Gellionhis, Saw | 2F L% |represented Nww Britain lodge ot committee, is pre- Personals at the Britain Mr. 129 Cortante Ponte of South Main | street and Tercy Howarth of Cornin avenue are at Lake Congamond. of hostilities, are pictured here. At upper ia and war lord of the Chinese repub- | General hospital Saturday to Mr. and walry leader, who was reported called | rs. Philip Lvangelista of 55 Albany | The the Soviet governmen Ahove, Chinese |avenue. | which does weation to Hirvect military 245 ] 55 o S i et oy inenBckic il artillery into railway c 5 g son was born to Mr. and Mrs. [members of the et d L n lined up for inspe m ux.r] l ading artillery into railway cars. Below are |, .5 ' Ve oi o 47 oIt e it (8 S m‘_‘hlks at the national convention. Russian soldiers cin the march. street at their home on July 18. | limitation of upward ~revision —of : A i %' Dr. Vincent J. Smith of Stanley | tarift rates chiefly to agricultural | o v TRERE e S O amily ‘clock watson | Real Estate News |products. Some members of thal o o opurned to their home after a o'clock - Watson | group, racaliing the sueaess of fta | 278 (0 ERCE © Ll S 0 Manchester former coalition with the democrats during L i R e ith chnveh pastor, will officiate. the farm relief debate in forcing the G Durial will be in Fairview cemeter along the Man ‘ian frontier following the thre: left is General Chang Hsueh-liang, governor of Manchu lic. In the circle is General Budenny, mnn us Rus from I troops are show “Mike” Sullivan Kee Right to Run ' d to the St £ n, New cociety, Walenty Lech has le fan Sick Benefit Mrs and Mr. and ds Cod house to vote on the export deben- ”"’”l‘;”m:y" M ond floor of a frame building locat- |ture proposal, are counting on ob- & . Rt motored from Ulster park. 215 Glen street | taiNing support for their tariff . and spent the week-enc for a meeting hall, dances, dramatics | POSition from the minority ranks. | ip ypg ]{‘"JJ okt “M \:-hlm,”ml The | The tirst task before the commlt- | il bl v & and general lodge purposes. street \ (ot onalyear toriscio. tee republicans today was consid- 5 ¥ cration of the proposed changes in | \1\1(’[{[\(;‘ T\”’ | the basis of fixing valuations for the |y i 50 b htior lassessment of duties on foreign pro- "_‘,;‘&m,wf s |duets. The house voted to allow the [(IERICHE B0 TR0 BT | fixing of valuations on the basis of |sealurg o Berlin and |American prices in some instanc Crocker of 40 Gladden street: instead of requiring that they be | gove 15, Kilhgren of N based on forelgn costs. S. . and Lillian D. [South Main street; Mart |of 447 Ellis street and Annie Swick- | |1as of Terryville. the sec- | | ed in the rear of 2 City Items Compla today were made to the po- trees had been Brooks property at nd a vegetable gar- NMrs. Hykow Broad street, by HUMPHREY NAMED IN 20,000 SUIT Berlin Man Claims Permanent i o s s il Injuries From Auto P e TIONS have been of the town Harold O Anantha A. Theo- hat froit the 1S High street len dama on 191 William and Fannie Schrager hav purchased from Mathilda Schrage property on Buell street, and have | given back a mortgage of $2,500 on the property. First fo paint an aerial sign to | guide aviators, the Gettyshurg, Pa.. I1ks lodge recently was awarded a medal by the Guggenheim founda- | Most eve | tion, |“lh>(l adver! d on KlNDERGi‘RTFN FOUNDER DIES I\FTER ILLNESS Virst | ing L a slight fire this after- o-family house at 84 occupied hy M. C. ind family. The fire de- rsec ns a H'WW was called at 1:41 o'clock N. 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