New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 27, 1929, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1929. P e e 'PELTON AND STONE HOSTS T0 600 AT S. W. SOCIAL | - RIOTING TRIALIS NEARING VERDICT | Combined Office TPorces of Two Final Arguments and Charge, e an Only Remain in Case The otco. forc Plants Assembled for Thanks- (thss 7 (UE) About moving ed b ¥ Work- | o SOUGHT INGOTHAN i (Tried to Buy Birth Certificate e and 6o to South America e ournt e Allian Gross, in Marion to charg ormest November by Alfred H He ed New York today (i dnswered all o 1 hiu he the sta | minu cid as he he advoc ratic Cleveland refuse left Cleveland on Oct i attempt to sell his pro- Lewis W sl cess (0 the city of Philadelphia, | can v parties to Clir 1 on Nov. & s automobi mill vil only other | found burnir defend made simila | HIST{]RIEPA[}EANT L S oducing a me as light as wm, but as strong waluab, 150th AJ"]YS‘S@!] Will Beq.‘..‘, e Wy had ce on t Royersford theories 350 to assist him in ol er. éandici;\te For Bravery Award , who entered a burning home in Bremerton, ! Wash., Bodies of I5 %ugh In Arctic Russia On Way in airplane construc- | POTis fo . insists that | Russia TN lS PRUP[]SH] combination is lost ‘ Work in States | Washington, Nov. 27 (P—A regu- i 5 (oo ol e I Clty items Ur States to reside in this ountry instead of living Canada or Mexico s under consideration hy : labor department pr gulation would an §s head very trip who live with da or Mexico r i onditions were said | | ik pabevRiL "”_‘. el e 1. Victory Lamch, 42 Ch - 6,736 i Detrolt Area e Kellogs ri- 1t was said at the labor depart-| Fireman Jos ranc 0 has | tary of state, als I nt that in the Detroit area alone |Deen a patient ¢ Britain | apsont from the dinner. 1t 3 liens admitted to the U ¢ hospitalfor the seven would spend the remainder of his 2d Dross Photo one back (o Canada (o ¥ e ety melilo R Do vet in cstablish their residence, nwood street 1 the Detroit . it was learn- uksgivin and saved the lives of Rose and Billy Massey, has been the percentage of aliens working [ $1. Victory Lunch, 42 Church St suggested for the Carnegie award for bravery i » United States and living in |—udvt. S ( las increased substantial! nce the opening .of the Amb: my~ W Canada ant of employment views Novel ho Died | D Y. W. AL Address—Cluza Ciud Holds Two Meetings 1 proposed rule A \ ) L lar o Mrs. C. T, > a runni one- | 8 K Niagara Falls, Buffalo, mention o popu An Ic Vermont and Maine hor s of t in . ! ¥ {1l Paso on the Mexican Y LW « i 1 ! er localitics also would d in detail the novel, ; iy IAON ted to a le extent. "Josenh s Brethren” by Har- | oo A H novel as one of characte work of Dr. Gustayv Stres Gunder Refuses fo Surrender vo:oi: nn, will | rol, Americ ves | day to ser from ¢ Dart- Savoy hotel It ow fect several {housand 1. will | Minister Machon: lian and Mex in | Tt was underst n cmployed in Choster | ald was 100 busy full course dinner i Weber Freeman. She classitied | Women Slgn Pledg0~ : v DALLd LofLe B - J fose theme ic the compell | s Al e of people for the soil. She closed her| tome, Nov. 2415 : it el ! talk by a rapid review of the things | &1bums col g £ ox nterest before the public today, |00 Ttalia i She touched on the internations ed themselves to a “'w i 1, the life | decent and | presented to Queen Elena this week President Hoover's| Countess Anna Ser “rapid fire-|lady in waiting, will make the d his indus- 1tion lov Against Indecent Dress SQUAB RAISER SUES t, Nov. 27 (UP.—The ere today employment ot ker to open the office s become locked tnd [~y 0y ction restr ning Stanley U. Os. | l,{)\plm England, Nov. | —Sir Thomas Lipton stands a good /o, state health commissioner, chance at last of realizing his life’s| and James A. Marr, of this city ambition (o win the America's cup, |Iuirfield county health officer, and in the opinion of Capt. Iidward | Dr. W. U. Slaughter, health officer | Heard, newly-appointed skipper of [of Darien, from interfering with /|the latest challenger, Shamrock V.| his business, is asked in an action inspected the progress of | filed he superior court today by {(‘u boat's construction today and William I Gray, of Darien. said Gray conducts a squab farm i “She is a beautiful boat. We stand 'Darien and, according to his com- a chance of Iif the cup med that he ever had. Both challeng premifes or cease rowill be alik May 1. 1930. The place has been classed as a : ar RCD]ZI(GS public nuisance. 4 \Iacl)mmld as .Speal\er Tondon Nov (rey—Ii 7, (UP) | tomorrow's Thank attend the dinner an 3 5 : "~ Grand Jury I’lepate~ bad COLD goes | To Indict Miss Parks in a day—3-way relief!’ Camden, N Nov. (UP) Instead of enduring stuffed head, aches rand jury pr or a sore, red nose, check that cold. nd up two ind Take Hill’s. Gives safe, sure relief in understood for- one-third the usual time because it stops cold3 ways...1:Chechs i 3; | ments which it mally accuse Gladys M May Parks o in B 5 slaying two children who wer trusted to her care Miss Parks surrendered to the po Mamu,u;p..,/..mwmmn/ e Sovmie 3 i 1 HILLS. CASCARA-QUININE sestioning 1 to ry that Dorothy IRc im=e imothy Ro. dic cide P ,l ca admitted taking th of people aflicted wi find“quick relief through ds - Olive 4 Th sur-coated tablets an bad breath by all who (UP)—Two 1 ning the names of 30 000 Italian women who have pledz- wrds Olive Tal inst in- ! will ne wut tirmiy on eminine fashions ’ timulating them to natural clearing the blodd and gent- ving the =ntire system. They do that which ous calomel does without any of the bad after Al hieri, ially approved campaisn o A iie has never been fn South Amer- Mem infar & \ | .‘1:-”?0.;);-2'\', ,:'\‘.“;l; ]\,":\ 'y"{:‘,‘”l‘,], 4 Tablets ng o griping Obge'\el DCC(I](}C{ Z ica, but the scarch for him has| 510th ! N go, N Rich- ) 1 X pain_or any disagreeable cffects. gone on. presumably because his| company I v 1o its in the 2 HIIIC SU DD, —_— ——— Dr. 1% M. Bdwards discovered th | with the American mins | 2¢iion, Sl et Riol = Y 1 anc aftiliated companies con- to fill th EYES EXAMINED cmoncenaden maiialcl SR oS, ol nt figure to G35 Y S i (he | tued behind closed doors today kets it is giving to the GLASSES PITTED 1770 SR SO : 1 giv ¥ f o un- | Additional esses were schedule riat = by o & W A, 1 3 P i L i e o B Brank g Goodywin Olive Tableis are purely a vege- e EX-C 011\1ct~ Bound Over i ity hall by |and members of the United States o'clock with Optomeirist thal R S ‘Re . | ; i 1 detachments of v i 1y troops | attorney’s ofiic renewed their ef- Marion Hung Main St Phone 1805 s ool e - M 1\; W ?01‘“ ate”)lu‘ };IOlduD Vi Michi fiaa .‘,‘( ‘,],u‘ rts 1o obtain books and records - - e o aotech e e el or entire menhesship of the | from the ofices of the defunct| DEATH FOUND ACCIDENTAL i 2eHSAS ] e e e S e I nz word | Palar I ociation. All- local | Bankers' Capital corporation at 41| Bridgeport, N #P—A find- o foncayg mornines from rel 3 1 C ons will part | Wall street ing of accide I was return- yictod | stole L e ey on The bodies will | IL 1L Gunder, cifairman of the ed by Deputy Coroner Henry C TS il e e "":”“:“1”"”‘ ot | Tull military I or several s at| boards of the capital chain of firms, |Stevenson —today in the case of | il 5 R i o i SUBEl SELIORI A i 1 then 1 | through which it is alleged castern | Ronald of Danbu he . Th umbers nresented. | Xew Haven cou i 1 Mo e e e e Union Thanksgiving Service .v\»yv‘ ! 1 »““;v\ y\‘ h n v\'”}\(l"”l R Gosealt i s 000 o retnseddolsisien 100 t1a lopar Annie € oung before Jug . Meyer t by (he estiga- Of SR i e Episo White Sett s is given as St, I Basketball Ban Causes B Hlyond andizetoiallyli STlockookuiae recotdy o ffile . ik T ; S = deaits : 1S one of tho best examples | fairs o three privately owned Gun- 3 " g Y = f samuat Wootrur W, Forzus iak Hartiord; Jumes Orien. | | Feeling Papils | S oy SR ¢ South Congregational Church : 1663 3fai iz T 3 Abor colol S SsE e state, the Indiana Investment e Clional t H;,,"i‘,y‘,, g \';‘ { West toct today to Gerald B. Lam-|qrust and the Gunder Common Law (Because of fire in First Church) SneTth SEalaie ir : “‘;“”‘ N. J.. by J ““"; I't all of which were members > s bl f: g o ort irwi for the announced ! o the chair : e on by Lowia High School Girls | cu a w “1}“, ficl Naving | PTINCE ount of $250,001 Ot 1 ‘ Sermon by Rev. William Ross b e L Wi | Texas ""m«lndb Ihho“ ‘ “INSENSIBILITY TO FAVORS” Sund Sras e cans s nsore 1cials P o N . 5 i near his 1.mn:h e e ol | B \]\: Offi C“ajl? 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This re | Sluash Plum Py ."';‘1]"“' B Official Certificates Will Be Granted For T ) L« " imarkable picture vs the plane taking off under its own Wine Seuce Successful Completion of Any Course Selected HE GENU’NE | ‘;m\\w\' just aftei l‘m‘r m'lnl had |m|l]u| the ti ger v hlcl!I\ L'u}”;ti Coficc or Tea Prospective Students May Get Further Infor- i vas for- loose which was speeding across the smooth sands S A P T D Sy : rarding Courses 1 Enroll t om Tos anthoriz- . AL 3 : : e | I'ABLE SERVICE — $1.25 — NO COVER CHARGL mation Regarding Courses and Enrolimen 3 z S " , el "\ il nn]n{,\! (lmllmll(l‘ [fl the Lmn]_1 I]I)[l]li|]11>“\l\.£\i‘.\1t - Ih['“:\h'].(‘[“‘ > b Beginning Monday, December 2nd, 7 P. M. 2 < oI e TG could take ofi’ from an automobile 1 stree N ey + ; Room 06, Central Junior High § g H‘,,]‘,\ .\‘,‘.,,1‘ ] ‘,:;‘\‘T i \Y‘H would not provide a safe runway for the plane itself, or similas _\" MAIN STREET and R. R. ARCADE oom 1 g chool seaplane could take off on land. l