New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 13, 1929, Page 9

T : ; NEW BRITAIN ')A”Y HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1920 9 = strar of voters, J | “will therefore receive the ane ‘ s e e N : i rlStO ews ! with expe W;‘v'“ 1 “.’ :;u ssful | \ ) grand jurors, Ch LL! n said: “In view | slables of th v vet be ne- 1 i good deal of : 14 B} Morr Simpsot agroec vital out- (MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS FILLED i i d to fill any vacaney on i i : ) First Selectman James Simpson T oa Ukl g ) B'lstol School Pflfl‘ o s s o ‘ " AN a out in the presen | s 1 foothall n 1 N \ t Britain i e . Is Renominated e Will Go Belore Eletors ! it pcomariy” e Autumn Fashions In iopi e e AL ret o complte accard ugon ol problem of nava rmament w e’ trenIe 1 e ran Ramsay MacDonald’'s definit de nes of ultie Pythian Lodse to Meet Thi~ Evening ran. A nie has John Donnelly, Mayoral Aspirant. | cision sit 4 neasurably 5! S a cc rs ago when I8 urr‘ : O Oa S —licavy Traflic on New Highway ol 1 best s Will Include Reform in His Plat- nitfon of pars vill ad, Al last spects of agrees —southend Football Team 10| ers and new candidate form—Relief of Storm Water Con- : 05 agnch STYLES NEW AND EXTREMELY CHIC ety T Saoabi ‘ ditions an Park Street Assured FOR WOMEN AND YOUNG WOM t or 1 ! i S r ols of i 3 GOING TO COLLEGE | o rd of | ¢ ! s no g o1 i | br v cor 1 n oday hy i o v I sl S ovad 1 M xvl onald o T M M ; man ot thell | . nson by ol e Bxisted on Bemes Ior 18 Days b 1 bar town ¢ 1 1 l ) te o chool | 1 ocicty i listrict ¢ hat f Rieiteatie! SALE. PRICE L o o ot S i ¢ e King N from 18 days' wane th e s g ; Tonaitic Iy, democratic Note Contents Secrct d t rth with 3 i : ' - : o TR ta vild his only food, C. F. ",:r ro P ; b} of 1 ¥ Qi . % _ teiaa 1 aviator, accepted it P , . $7.27 SIoNRL Hol o 1t g ; % praise for his cour- The newest versions in diess and sport coats. Beauti- parin 3 B e A oy fully fashioned of this season’s finest material superb work- | ) &n ; : : = y 4‘“"”\’0{:(),\(‘\;: D, manship and wented colorings, with furs ingeniously flatter- % R TR I 1 1 Angusy aa v ¢ ote., $8 ; \ 1 o wag h ing. Any number of models with their important details . t ol 105 | ¢ f o i ot Part- ro low placed flaves . . . the princess line for daytime wear and i nd stat in ; I i ied straight line sport types in tweeds and mixtures for travel ¢ o 5 - : i s M”l hwvs il i and town wear. clect your Coat now while midsummer in t on st otes, $ Kalis 1 o e Ie prices are on one day more. | 4 s M" e it : ) 2 ,“ N 3 . v l mmi x . His y my smoke, ‘ cost ¢ 1 court, $1 ioli (amateur) - | s s I r tting rather ( of e ‘ 1 pounds and ,, 348.00 $58.00 $78.00 , $128.00 . ‘ ' T EES . 1 ! | Party W , n e s gl ke aah : 3 Hoover sha Norwalk Bar Plans to ; Kahms Ul st o plan for th i e Honor Judge Hubbell o n v hirthda v « consolidation S ; o Norwalk pt. 13 (P—Members by s, Guesis i iror e o s ‘ il of the bar in Norwalk next Monday 1 c e Nt ] \ r v o ek Vight honor Judge James J, ni i L L ! read 3 i ! TR <P . arly Next Mont Hubi . who recently retired for Siventons A 3 s, | ag 1oy o oting % SRR LT ore th irs as an ate 1o e e - i : . Jeaves For Houston the primary tic g ey 1 toihih. he testiainint the i or fishing licenses | The ca 8 ) Co cut Re i ore hous nd lawyers o have | (i A utln he e ae I 0. 0. r He ) y Al i s of th to- i re consider ! rand lo o b t r present Hee e : gloction el : ! ; ide his \ddition to as mayor 1 W o ’\” 0 10 and ic y ‘ ¢ 1 D 2,295, The total is $4,- ! A embassy on veral occasions; 0 good docs not incl will | for (e o alla N ( 1 \ . W i - i - : 1 also presided over the s wrongh oc and r A e iests f Geon ! sipal 2 seat in the state legislature. ine 1 some benefit f : i Innis | : ik et is cous shower was tens the SIECAERL 1 (A—Tmpendi 1 Emily Schlotter f tok 331} Democratic ancus 1, 3 1 ; 1 v MekK ry and Farnest I e 1 Schlotterbec Market reet. . i | 1 o 0 Box C W The h ned Most of the Town's Present Officials - opular g : He g Gy iAo tat Likely to be Candidates to Suceecd least ; e ,“ F s oonn ISersLy o e |>“:1. Themselyes—Funcral of Vincent e 1 lec ra or of terms un- |1, meet in caucus w 1ed re played and Mrs, P A 5 & | from X der th tion of William J. | \iliam J. 1vor of everal songs. Dinnep Pauloz Tomorrow Afternoon. oreBarinabuldinared o oo | wootball pract femocratic town cor whout 10 o'clock. The 2 e SRt SN RN Hubbard sct was also | Framic He the evening was a mock tne ; Son e HOT CTOR o rning He has | gince the opening of performed by Marle more superstitious it is a d ral acres yearly IR TR ! 5 s i % “while 10 vv‘“‘ who pro- ‘“‘“" L 1 last | ASSocia pearance | plosson Kk and Frank Zils. Mias - i t 10 1 re town was grieve 15 . L member | () A '8 L be fess to neither of bove it is a n it learned of the il tht 5 om _nvl - r“..'.l] Deccrag day of the THeis T e lection of L pdi sartley on the X A fiomitn epar it thebelief of ple that most liked of the you dhon i . ol oma s Sedine L ) —_— . ns will still be tre X s : 4 s : s e N | way, ho t mr]ry in the to is the . ; h Monday, Advt \', g e ‘_ “: o wm’”" road cre ; WE TR Uy I Yearsltal Thot £ relief, to he renon i ; R he would l = for tho present ira ot | g 1 rrom the Slot Machine War Seen losing to A. 1. R Mr ; hdk: lation of ¥ A vith the house > trend of polit S it 1l been taken our failed to recel it i any time since | o vellknown fact that Bariiniis a| o e Ara e el peen taken In New York Mur melnaliea to, reo ¥ ont-q ST DT e e republican town a I ¢ r BHen: New York 13 (A—A Wile Y 2 oAl oday L of 5 Ll Quto PERRean onnp anter suftcring from a & ire ,‘, f",?l,“ v:\\\ SRl e the cancus | Annial fecling R e N Rl heI Tior e that it will change. Di R arlin Junicr |chine “rack el e e ey 7 e R L s ) vears all of the importa e e o police today '_' YOS : t : ,” Y ‘\ \"‘ ,‘ No. 1 been filled by the rej ehools o i o . itish pre the demoerats have T s hron N v the upper East S i b ter a share of the spoils i s Ao sl et oy third vic was found abont | W i, mer v 1 < rial b minister and U. | i S Riiloshed Ve Biale ght with let in his ab-|of ; Ihe | « on Terryville av url Dawes, I o e SSRe a e 5 i in a parked automobile Wi s mad | M ot food. A i located at outhern only a few blocks | Sevmour, chair of ) Parcel Post Station Established Mr. MacDe latest note re- \\‘ unc town. e i can fown committ lotter A sta th t of to eduction nego : Besides his pa Mr. am M e : nley M. Smith term 1 pa s will - | tiatio — Christopl | ¢ Thomas A 3 HOL e nIns gt ; - : TENEMENT )X. Merider police to he was as follows: Town clerk, William | L lettor 1 and ( o racket |54 : town treasurer. William Postiastor il i ad a lengthy police record. e requested fo 1 et [ The body w discovered on Night school hegin x Honnh De- | goor 2 itomobile by a Monday ot CYCLONE RILLS NATIVES ‘ o Tt atlimolay: a n | \an ad stopped fo i Crowr 2 shed | Londc N 13 (UP): i ::, e § O 4-‘,.";1 Congreg te because the mac rooms, private | Plai 1 i ‘ b finance [be a pray iR T S S ville.—advt ) I committee, also expire, hut it turday o keasy police sa >3 = = Tl 1 State, South Africa thought that they will be reclected, [neral ser Ahern condy o told he PLAINVIL LE RED NEWEST et 3 L inasmuch as they have made no 1t L X the place at m TONIGHT \‘ ”‘ o C | statements which might lead peopls pap LEtheenianletcanigtety announcing h e Sue Cavol and Nick Stuart o v to helieve they 1ot in the race. [in Berlin | gl = % s N ¥ ru i PR b Motherhood Cluh Meeting | NAMES BACKFIELD | In’ “G '~""I‘ ‘;{:T“; WILD! v < \ the vi board of relief also expires, but it is | The meeting of the Motherhood | yyegt point, N, Y., Sept. 13 (U'P) in O TUGK? 1son vario 1 ) thaught that he will run for reelec- fclub of the Berlin gational | _Goach Biff Jones named Gibne Alny s GcotlSliow seallngs nveche tion church lay after- gle, Murrell and O'Keefe as his b flame shade comes -lose to t n ! oge el Gentert ot interest ati e sra oo was st str backfield in practics SATURDAY Some I BARLYENY 8 g St H Id c! f dAd | publican caucus tonight will un- r Wachpellaus- [qrill today. The entire squad was Josephine Dunn| | John Holland e po t i b era assl Ie s doubtedly ha the t between |er will head for the eom-|grouped before a blackboard fo. in “BLACK MAGIC? i it as lar 1 ti L n D. Goodrich Charles ¥.ling year ) made for the fintensive skull practice. | \ I r R f r the position of tax eollec it N weeting | | 3 i et i o FE T s 5 S Fhis i3 the first time in several | will th —_— o e e L o L L Y R ECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS If! By BLOSSER nent measure swords with him, ane tiast Berd cms i see a good. and a well | nd Mrs. John Demore have | from a trip 1o Can | The school hoard question should henetit whi 1 . [ = = \ f - v S50 O 1D i G Gl NP '\1 be settled peaceably unless the un st Ga I3piscopa | { =~ e ELL-1T ,‘ Y = Y LS ) i e e el e B “iuren| | AV _STARS! ENERY 14D MO ERON SAY! Yoo FeLLAs MOV GuessED JINELCTORIANDA OM-wew | AN INVITES 0S AN IF TeAcHER ) | case fs taken to mean that Willis | social room was taxed fo its capa- | il 1N THE TOWN HAS GONE | JUST LET THEM ! o xr !l RIGKT:+ AND T LATE IN THE VEAR z Y < \ e | 50— THEYNE \LOOK GREAT . Look TAKE CARE OF LETS US LEAKE SCHooL AN IF W. Winchell may still have an op-|city and If all had aftended that | Il CONBOY CRAZY wwo 1T THEYNE ; WNE'RE GOING TO GO T© A RANCH L AT 1N % A [ ronent from the Kensington district. | hought tickets Community hall i i NENER HARMED | LIke cowBovys - d X Al AT \_ OUR FOLUS LETS US GO, WHY, Since the announcement some time | would not have held the crowd | Looks LiKe AL THE 22 e UP ON A RANCH- AR BESIDES SCHOOL \ pacr we eor VI | ST \ 2 J CE (T T T R | (e T s e T" | cowBovS IN TuE \orlp | ANTTHING S 5 MY ONCLE STARTS PRETTY S r| = \‘»\NEEE GOING! not run for the office, friends of hers [ New York city have been the guests | i ( ¥ | A have constantly hoped that she fof Mrs. J. Rose Delden and Victor | | ARE IN OLUR LNING ol lCLEMS RANCH" i SOON YoV CANT ' £iz00eh ouT.. would reconsider at the last moment. | Belden | | RoOM = THEV'LL \WRECK ‘4 N Ll Tt is felt hy members of the board The Progressive Reading Circle | 1 s =chool, [ OH, AY Nes!! | that she is too ible a pe | will hold its first meeting of the| i 5 Nou KNO\H { lose, hav been on the board and | fall next Tuesday evening at the on one of the important committees | home of lsabelle Hazen at 8| | of the board o'clock. An interesting program has The constables arve all out for re yeen arranged | lection with the Wil attendance at ( lianm Cole of Fast wico | the Rible held last evening at | I'ola, who has moved out ef town. !the Methodist church .A oup of One of these vacancies may he filled more than 50 questions used in by John Hannon, who nnounced hoee hich s by Miss | last night that he would xeek nomi- ' jidith Northrop, who the last ration to the office one to go down ur ! Hunting Season Approaches down hy Re 1. E Accord to repor fro th unoffictal test W, H town clerk’s office many would wered the most questions corr hunters have signified their inte wering 46. Another evening will