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

12 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1929. Officer and Enlisted Man:killed, 1Village Has Industry But No Banl; SACRED HEART CHURCH Seven Others Overcome By Gas In | “Blister” On U. 8. 8. New Yorki 2 vams e AKE EXAMINATION Boatswain’s Mate Attempting Gives Life i Leaders to Hold Meeting—State Session Next Week Rescue — Paint Blamed. Fumes fall about s ) from which 1 T as l he sco ‘\ 1 undergoing moder \ I Brond cluded the const of "1 I " a sort of dou or 1 “bliste and closed have bee he Injured The seven men in t were Ewing Tedbetter ingston, Ter Morris Ky Arthur Raymond Nagengast, sea- i man, Detroit. therine Harry Burnett, ship fitter Los | Colten i r High | or Angeles chool William bert Stanford, ship Miss fitter. Phila 1 of 1 Wilkins Herrin, seamai, Huntsville A. C. Aherns, shi not available f more actual amount & town's popul only a fraction of wo { santo payrolls. There picture 0 . m. | school with 69 pupils been leased to indefinite period at a rental of $1 a year. Factories Employ All Except Mayor| ago, d valuation than 310 and an en on Mon- s no show, but nto’s town hall, formerly testing laboratory, has the community for Directly across the Mis: ppi Lieutenant Hollen fro msSt. Louis, Monsanto has ex- ried. and his wife w perienced a rapid development ed him here t since it became a municipality. = A, French Naval Program Troops Warned to Aid | Shows Slight Decrease In Preserving Peace| ruris. Nov. 15 (®—New naval Mexico City, Nov. 15 (P—The | construction to be laid down in 1950 war department, acting under spe- | calls for 48,0 ips or 5,- cial orders of President Emilio Por- e average quota tes Gil today reminded military chiefs throughout the t their only mission in connection w presidentia] election Sunda restore orde if the civil ask their o turbances, tons of a hill M intro- program | protect peac trouh ned tion of these instructio told to hold their troops | from Saturday on to be Iy for S any emergency SUPFERING FROM INJURIES The president also led to| W Mass., Nov. 15 (UP)— | citizens not to di tar hackfield player on | Sunday dur of families es ed not to let t thing to do w would involve for the The D. MILLER Co. 26 — CHURCH STREET — 26 makers submarine min minelayer, tyo disy colonial service ne netlayer. and | | Saturday Specials B HIGHTSTOWN AXMINSTER RUGS 8-3x10-6 and 9x12 $39.50 $5().00 27x54 ROYAL WILTON RUGS 8-3310-6 and 9x12 $83.50m $96.00 CORAL FADELESS RUGS For Bedrooms and Bath Rooms, all sizes, {rom $4.98, $94.00 . RAYON TAFFETA—50-in. Wide 98e BROMLEY'S NET CURTAINS $1.12 $1.89 $5.00 FULL LINE OF WINSTED ALL WOOL UNDERWEAR pair Rows of one-story cottages line its! found. 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Casimir's church, Father | was its first pastor and re- 1 in (hat cap fter which R . who has reta e of th amed pastor by B Hartford King and Queen Leave For Sandringham Today 5 (P—XKing George returned to San- am today afte hree weeks” 1 London, The Prince of | e to Buckingham palace | ents good-bye iside the palace when their maj- did a crowd at except factories and rows ven a bank. Below is the (insct) is mayor. and they ar t spic clouds of and span that belch endlessly from Monsan- Girls Fight Over Cards ation And Police Are Called king's stay in Lon- Two colored girls aged about viewed Prime Minister | and nearly all the cabi- | sters. He isited sl-\omx“ nd wound up last ght | the war play “Journey's | -/ British Troops Mutiny | On Island of Jamaica | Nov. 15 (P—Revelation | of commons yesterday at there had been a | troops in Jamaica ble mystification | ndon, house while adm ing racket ippealed to . Mrs. Young and Martin hat t ing a question commons, Tom § war . said three soldiers of a Seottish regiment tioned in Ja- maica had been coanvi d by court martial “on {wo charges” of join- - ing in a mutiny of forces belong- | ey had been in handling the )N ON BROAD STREET COLLISIC 1y 'clock fing to his majesty's army. | hington | He added no details of the 1 by L. affaic had been received. WEST POIN Ny don, 2 3 | n, 19, will be the fourtk of Headquarters Batte d ficld artillery, C. N. G., r West Point in the last five street at ! miles an a appointiment was announced car was at a standstill when it v ay with the publication of resulst | struc ccording to the officers’ re- bof a competitive examination held | port. No cause for police action was | recently for members of the Con- | necticut National Guard. i Edsy for Thousands j of Women | ringer Type at the same low price. 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