New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1929, Page 30

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1929. NISECRACKER SENT Bromley Tests Plane For Tokyo Flight 0 CONGRESS SEAT New Minnesofa Representative Widely Known As Wit Minneapolis, July 26 (A—Minne- | sota offers a candidate—in the son of W. I. Nolan, elect—for the relief of the lamented | per- representative- dullness in Rec- ord with a little Nolan, the Congressional ntional humor. a re- lieutenant governor, publican, was chosen to succeed Walter Newton, the fifth district his appointm President Hoove The proof-s Nolan has been a pro turer and humorous enterta years. The chatauqua pl has known him. Nolan, however, In congress as a liste b ! my conviction that from o resigned aft-| tal representative wi e as secretary will show tha ional lec- er plans to talk he obs much s killed many hills,” rved. “Most of too long-winded Nolan tried out his voic a newsboy. Soon after ec an amateur boy colleague, the Marion .eroy Burton, began carried him to the the J Minnesota. In 1894, when Willian made his keynote speec apolis, Bill” Nolan, 2 ed the crowd with a chidin Cle tion. The on front p: and 9,000 per emphasized the viting him { Lieut. Harold Bromley (1 me | from that Washington ci actor, s o PLOTYATS o TR WEATHE ‘_;'Bl‘omiey {0 Hop to Tokyo When Reports Are Good A car presi Michigan versities of v h ne all over ns who hit he made states to by in- to many give | Was With plane confi . = ded to send Lieut. H humorous lines to | y winging h to Tokyo. Japan. take- distant,” Nolan's avowed S repe sota folks are will give a few the Record. 1CT0s: BOYS MISSING FROM HOME was “af leas Lieute Bromley said last night aft hour nant Andrew DiPinto of 136 scanning ar street and Steven Was eather strest were reported merary Offic night DiPinto boy home forenoon ‘Wednesday noon. as miss 10 o'clock W since and factory expre [ proval of th and prepar for the take-off with one fe found the ramp, built to g I on the t exception. All Mosquito Bites Inflicted by Females Boston, July 26 (UP)—The fe- male is more dly than male, even among mosquitoe A bulletin issued by the reclamation board, calling campaign to exterminate the pest in Massachus pointed out that the male was a strict vege- tarian and that responsibilit all bites rested upon the fem 1t was conceded, howeve in the proposed war on quitoes, sex discrimination be exceedingly difficult. the ake- On his lowered MAPLE HILL NEWS and Mrs. Harold Wi eet for a few days la rously ation it will he state for a nd Mrs. m would ORDER OF NOTICE OF HEARING TR 1 Harriet of Mr. and ock of to Com- Mrs. Golf str: day to meet IS P 1 family New York Mol e Execut empow belonging to application it is Ordered. heard and Office, in on the Sth day A at 10 o'clock in thi and that notice dency of sa and place lishing t having a circu by posting a cop: public sign-post Britain, in said notice to all personally or preps and return Mr. Pe fron who retu this week European 1t Miss Helen Conrad of is a guest of Mr. and M Skinner of Thompson s weeks, det Anders Rydell of Viskafors, |den Graham Dary e | Maple Hill avenue for Swe of ks, is visiting two wee ice Rackliffe, #ons Frank F. Rackllf street e returned M. C. A at Wood- parties in inte Richard and T | of Mr. and N Ir.. of Golf from the Y nd | [= n. | AUNT HET BY RO EN POOR PA BY CLAUDE CALLAN T QUILL b Iy R to copies just that sec- s sellin’ “I've never Ma why we \ of this magazin 1 didn’t notice ond young lad me “A woman | nuisar but it nice to ha keepin' his shavin’ ever (Copyright 1929, ublishers Syndicata) 1t) is preparing his newly des: * to Tokyo. Associated Pre; ned “City of Tacoma” for a flight At left crowds are shown inspecting the plane at the Tacoma field. | SOON WOKE London, July P Coventry in search of work and he was tired. He stretched, gave a lusty vawn and dislocated his jaw. He was taken to a hospital, had his jaw put back in place, and resumed his | tramping BABY Trwin, Ta., July 26 — An instance | of where cat has more courage than a man was recently demon- NIC Wholesale The Stamp — Joseph Wals- | grave had walked from Liverpool to | HARDWARE |strated when a villager went out toi see how a litter of kittens was faring. | rawling around in the | |litter was a tiny coul-black stranger with stripes down its back. It was | a skunk which the mother cat | |adopted when a dog Killed its moth- | er. | Smallpox is responsible for more | deaths in France than in England, the rate per million over a period of nine vears being 2.9 for Francs and .46 for England. Retail FOR YOUR of Quality TO ENJOY SUMMER Genuine Good Luck Rubber JAR RINGS Per dozen s Photo Hawaiian Volcano Is In Eruption Once More \ That a nineZhy-twe two-by-three rug we an empty tenement was reported to nent late Isadore Alpert, o Hou Island ¢ wee par b A Nash Co coat, $23.50, J. | Road. Tel. 2909, Automobile tools | of Toseph Feingolc {transferred to Mortin goods were at 669 See Don Donigan sl | Jonn's Bazaar, According to a hil | yesterday, Max Belki nes New F market, has sold the tures at 318 Main st Gordon Officers Cronin and complaint last suit, | wrd from (i} foet while iy smaller ountains ap- red ir tive 1 crate the lava % cauldron, ight the voleano ox- floor of pit be- fian as the ing no signs of spouted to such to the six seconds The | |a new cones on tor, which floor. siderable damage | nis property Phlox in handsome { hloom Floom r | low & el AYS kdens, Frank P. Uher, AR |avenue, Plainville.- thy plant on t et Rlossoms and street days' stay | f Golf . The the er that the oper Klim Pesesky of Hilmer W Nelson of street, Michael Niche lia street ton street, 24 jof 342 pended toaia ity police today w Miss Mafgur Mr. and r Stuar tain Girl jin Portla and i High street b Justin Fearing and 1 Weymouth, Ma City Items yesterday eant Feeney was a topc Arch s night Smith of 152 High street that col had been Corner Adve LICENSES SUSPENDED motor vehicl Cornelins Ci Joseph Ive rug and a| taken from | sometime this | the Take thes police de- | afternoon 8 North street. ed to the | advantage of | low prices on Glass Top JARS size han Quart or over. Pint size n, 22 Roxbury | avt. | ind machinery | 1 have been | rer Sokol. The | ide for life Iriday night.—a 1 of sale fil n. doing bus Jritain Public stock and fix- reet to George A food chopper soon pays for itself in the saving of food, espe- | for prese cially at canning | and vege | Kelly received | from A. V.| ione to color now in s for next year o plant. Pr Iris Gar- | 25 Farmington | | WHEEL GOODS {@ Tavior To $3.98 Coaster Wagons $1.98 bearing Roller Skates . $1.19 Wheel Barrows 49¢ ere notified by commission- licenses of f Lasalle street, | 42 Connerton | of 26 Magno- | uy of 136 Meska, have Jr., | been sus- | ts of nd Mrs. I By order of Probat Personals ; e of David Steele Beaver stre Conn. The land i John Lowe o Hackney Wallace Asbury and Wes! Corhin Rei ay and Glen Cove, | nee ( 50 to n, m [ cash on delivery of d when sale | Court of Probvate e to take 3. 1920 McCormick of Pawtucket is visiting Corbin 4 anc is ay Gert M Talco Miss daughter 14 Abrahamson, ichel Abraham- street, is spend- Beach place of at 2 o son of ng time. Oc Willi ing New two London. n sell at Public Auction the bounded North s. 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