New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1929, Page 21

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAI,D._VFRIDAY \DG[YST 1!‘ 1929 21 Pattie Field of Denver is on duty Amsterdam and Miss Frances Willis of Regdands, Cal, is in Valparaiso, Chile. Miss Lucile Atcherson of Co- lumbus, Ohio, was chosen in 19 third secretary of the American mv gation at Berne, Switzerland. She was transferred to Pa ma, where she married and resigned from the service in 192 CAN RENT PALACE FOR $33 A NONTH Woman' Vice-Consul o - Syria | Has Pleasing Prospect Aug. 16.—@—Two | young women going abroad as vice consuls will find widely varying con- ditions confronting them when they reach their respective posts in Bei- rut . Switzerland. ogsdall, bound for Beirut, can rent a marble palace of | 14 rooms for $35 a month if she so desires. However, the girl vice con- sul would have to install her own bath rooms and electric. ngms and TIGIAGGER 100 {Police Investigate and Find Driver Is Intoxicated Four | vehicle laws wer | of this morning, to relieve the crowded docket which faced Judge Stanley J. Tracesky and Prosecutor Joseph G. Woods when police j court opened. Arrested on | night near the Officers Poli {John Dubicki, 2 was fined $100 i quickly disposed d to Yeneva, rland, will find 11\ing rathe pensive, but she will meet some of the most interesting peo- | ple in Europe who come to Geneva | to attend the League of Nations sessions. Doth girls probably will have some work connected with the issuance of passports. Miss Warner will have the heavier work of the two, as many tourists go to Geneva. Although the consular staff there is large, includ- ing the consul and two assistants be- sides two vice consuls, they are often compelled to work at night during nmmer season. Main South nd B 51 Olive and costs on a charge of driving a motor vehicle { while under the influence of liquor. Officer Blanchette, on the stand, stated that Dubi bumped into |another man's car. Upon investiga: [tion it was learncd that he w; |drunk, the policeman said. Attor- Stogadall can cscape the heat | (U I B the of Beirut by going to nearby moun- | "*¥ 1X tain resorts for the week-ends or can | "YU even go back and forth each day if | r which ITast ye colorful life of the Syrian city | 0 operate a X |vehicle in this stat Wil geurround stie \Younggsicl irom | oo e et o e South Bend, Ind. Moslem women in | /!¢ et e, their thick biack veils mingle in the | {00 2% Charlestown, Mass street crowds. The population of | 05t because he operated Beirut is about half Christian ang |Vehicle on Beaver strect half Moslem. There is an American MOFRINg without a license. He wa university there with 1,100 students, | {04 that he would have to get a Miss Stogsdall will buy smart Paris | Connecticut license to drive a Con- frocks there months in advance of |Mecticut car in this state. their arrival in America. | The case against These she will wear to dances at | D'Elia, 101 Preston_street, the American golf club or the Brit- | for speeding was™ nolled B tennte it [ David Doty made the around which much j of the social life of Beirut cente | Warned never to pass licht Alex Kozlowski, Her desk will be in the consulate, a beautiful palace which was present. | 609 East Main strect e v prince to some | and costs and severcly lectured. Of- Rorian p probably will | ficer Doty testified that man room with the f of some Amer- aked past a yellow light at ican professor on the staff of the uni- | I square and Main street i He thought he would The Ameri i 15 not so fine = Warner's thrills will ¢ quaintances she makes. There are only two other women acting as vice cons! street last rch by nchette, ki represented for him motor him. his license would permit tts with , $5 and a motor Har Officer arrest again, 44, was fined $5 the can con : in Gene Beirut, M me in the a of New Orleans was | fought over a month after the ung | ing of peace by England and Amer- Miss | ica. | sign- ARMOUR’S CLOVERBLOOM FOW Ib. average 38¢c . Broilers 48¢ 214x3 Ib. average | Demonstration Armour’s Star HAMS and BACON Boneless Rib Roast 39¢c, « BONELESS RUMP Pot Roast Choice Cuts 23c,. 35¢;, FRESH PORK ROAST Rib Fresh End Shoulders 23¢, 19c, A FULTON STORE WILL SAVE YOU End Cut 30° SMOKXED SHOULDIZRS Speciui Trimmed 21(: b ROLLED SHOULDERS 29c¢ i FULTON BRAND PROVISIONS — THE — Universal Hmportmg Co. 25 LAFAYETTE ST. SATURDAY SPECIALS OctagonSoap Powier ve 6Y4c R00T BEER EXTRACT, Bottle “DUBLIN 15¢ pkg. 7C package doz. 80c * JELL-E-SEAL 9¢ The ideal seal for Maxwell Coffee B. 48 jel'y jars . pkg. \ SELI( GINGER ALE DOWN Bottle RUBBERS for son Jars .. 1 dozen per CHERRIES 5 Ounce Bottle Maraschino ‘ MASON JARS ALL SPICES and FLAVORINGS Used at Preserving Time | T VARIETY OF DOMESTIC AND I\H’()LTM) GROCERIES AND ‘CANNED GOODS Always Freshly Stocked “WE DELIVER ANYWHERE” CHOICE OF MELLON AUTO BUMP COSTS | | net of two men who were | Pennsylvanians, of violation of motor || | burgh street, | 1 Harring- | yesterday, k] Mic! ) A, vellow The REACHED QUICKLY : Hoover Had Made Decision Even | been for n s Doak, Mr. binet Belore Being Elected shington, Aug. 16 (P —Circum- sta , quasi-political and other- wise played a rather important part in the retention in the Hoover cabi- appoint- under sec- and James J. labor, both | Hoover a ed by Harding and served Coolidge—/Andrew W N n, retary of thetreasury, Davis, secretary of were Doak or and Mr. While it o just when Mr. be difficult to say Hoover determi to retain the veteran treasury sec- retary, who accepted his first pub- lic office at the age of 67, it was fairly generally understood even be- fore election that the wealthy Pitts- banker and business man could realize what of his friends said was a desire to estab- | one year. hefore th tions. During they ing-Cooli formed a Mellon. ed, some |lish a new record for | service as head of the retention of Mr. somewhat led up to it ha e known The ce erhood of Rallroad Trainmen promi- | nently mentioned for the place. Doak would have officer from the section which failed finally ceive such recognition although Mr. candidate split it for the first nce ders of the ganizations of the country, unable to agree consenting to continue in office for to conclude sery length of delicate treasury. Davis was of a surprise and what only recently be- new president casting about for another place, with William N. president of the Broth- and task of ins to the forn United States in PAULTY BRAKES FOUND of the world war, some other cabin Joseph Leavitt Fined $20—Pasquale Valenti to Have Hearing on Speeding Charge fitted in as south, a to re- ving w head of an involved and at onc in the s | nation. Hoover, structed delegat entral fi ggle for the nomi- on ™ brakes, whi him accid . West fin. s the republican presiden- avitt L for reconstruction days. great labor or- however, upon Mr. for the place, reappointed, fade some radio talk during the camp t otherw was inactiv he h the confidence of iness 1n- and particu- nd in the closing d most Vr)mc days of any politi- | cal campaign there was strong | anyone else Davis was In that time he hopes important work begun ' AFTER AUTOS COLLIDE ess while h cot breteme | City Aclvertisemen? fled that he never : The Board of Police Commissior- ers request bond sealed bids of lumbing work t done in the cell headquarters. Work roval of the Po- and the City tor. Amount of bond ) per cent of contract ations can be obtained the Chief of Police was | P room at subje 1 of Commise Monday Night at 8 p. m. Board of o Mic 1 ael W, nan Joseph missioners, Chairman. READ H b e change of administra- his reappointment. 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