New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1929, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1 929, bore man (phed § 1 the p on the pi ottracted most ttentio CAUSE FOR FETES N charming your rl, bore the % | MACDONALD VISIT 4 W British Prime Minister Lavishly .:0.. a1 Entertained on the ne old Per b Moralists Will Begin Censorship o Washington, Oct. 12 (UP)—The all federal censorship by 33 to 48 but hard-carned victory of > liber- | he succeeded in climinating the in- md intellectuals decent literature clause which keeps censorship of fore out the classics, by a vote of 38 to today with a 16 when the republican intellectuals joined the liberals and a majority | Fight to Retain Tariff Bill Clause| | | church at 12 noon and will he un- (C der t FRANCE CONFIDENT OF HAPPY WINTER BERLIN NES inued from Page Seven) PUTNAM & CO Members New York & Hartford Siock Exchanges 31 WEST MAIN ST.,, NEW BRITAIN he direction of the super tngent, " Wine and Wheat Crops Re- TEL. 2040 wil meee i e enwren variors— 10r{ed Best in Many Years HARTFORD OFFICE, 6 CENTRAL ROW, TEL 21188 i \!: Paul's Church e - i ;s LIFE INSURANCE CO. s Il L EDDY BROTHERS & Co T ‘ Rl b o 0 New BriTal HARTFORD MERIDEN o ot : 65 W Main St. ¥ 43 Colony St. | evening BY SALLIE V., H i i the democrs Washington, Oct, 12 ; 2 had | A reconsideration of the vote may L ranged program rr ; of the | be obtained before the bill is passed lich awaited the cor about wheth- rde- | provided Pickett he other wel- i Prime Minster of Great Kett, see- s press for it. The ay MacDonald 3 board of a provision providing ang and public | stricter censorship than exists even \ 5 1A consult | now, 5o in any case, the matter will fi ; senators n conference be- kim o i he bill goes Chings Banned KR caused endless confusion in - ! Ip 1 by the senate, the cial engagements, The s t wnizations | censorship would apply only upon the prime n v lecent pictures, articles advocat- the British < resistance by force to any law of \ numk o 1 t United 1 s threat- B e G S i ' hodily h person in that there ) delays or to v M 0 republican, |t ed States, either for Mr. MacDonald or hi v we H n who | ¢ i senale was In recess over the o 1 nt tr must end wh t 1 ] i thod of sps G ot n me of Mary Re I ! session of i . tod 1o ¢ N W and the senate has 1 v near . e licl not vet reached the rate sections of of = 1 i el e L his 1 to climinate the bill, to meet There ‘ e wing o one o = e OIS .8 was oatr I painted 1t ** these del s i misty 1 her P od s featured the opening doubtful if the p libra 1 ion to The scores i i joyed any of the cla 1 ro oare L(RR 4 | §-9) Standard Steel served him mor s AL LT Damon S Ak o e I s Koval 709 87 J Miss MacDonald broug i . Nap S 106 to Washin wholesom i s 118 9 pher stoin womn ccord. But it . 8y H their € i) W I | than one | the ballot, : | 453 sz did not grasp their of 1 Trumbulls with the avic 1 99 119 10 | women did. 8 108 126 i smoked no s of duet by 161 88 it lious ir S. Nlrs ML 106 101 sabella Howard she made the ! leetion will 95 117 : N Session Clock : fiL 1l I 1 1,8 i Swedish Cong. Church Chester 4 Ay and especi e h Minella S1 4 Salzillo . o had Murphy, Jr 110 i, venl o Pompey . .j 0} 3 stain Alfred Howe, until rec T iR S 2 M. E. Church S G ) Catholic. Church Sane e of th inance committee Masses will be celebrated tomor- | . = 1 all present 100k the g 10 o'clock British digni . the ster o L 5 school will be held Persia, Mirza Davoud K Meftah t 9 o'clock {’ held a Sunday Girl Scout News el giving socicty an opy i Al Girl Scouts and members of | Anthony 102 86 85— the Mahars < AL S WARNER." ally S1117 ( of the richest men in | Ll Sl e gl the minister were fr | . o Sl sl ] Avouc STUDENTS MADE TO WOk d 3 87 > Dvond (i aTUDEN IS SN = ireh I, Giacomo ... 84 106 1 A warm frien Vst (o Oct. 12 ( r Al i Y| s up between them, the 1 tc e Lo cotinien W Y came to Washington from New « i 2 =S 1 s B 10 meet r. MacDo sout th home of nt 2 f & B ; it Howurd Smith, of 3 Farmingt SRR s bk luncheon the 1 « n import (141 West Main St—advt. zave for him. The Amb of | ing ston vest ar Britain and Lady rd attended the re emained throughout the Isubell s costume was ir ) 1t m contrast to the very elabor- | e ) 6xpl ate drosses worn by many of the|.q action of the police. *§ women. Her gown w 1 v i st silk crepe, without ornar nd she wore a black stray rather wide of brim and with a band of vel- { et as the only trimmir | : Guests were inlerested n: tiie Per.| TREASURY BALANC sian cmbroideries used as hangi ry Bal $349,2 Small tenement for rent Main St.—advt, i 141 West : urged to Flags on Display | Bust St. 122—3 rooms to rent. all 1 wer iy about the improvements. Inquire within— ’ h oday in Ob-|advt 5 of > Qutsid ot Plainville "wo table lamps, three wicker cation alleys. A number of (66,000,000 tons. .k b OPPORTUNITY knocks EVERY day ; If yOU have a regular, growing. ! 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