New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 3, 1929, Page 14

14 NEW BRITAIN DAI RELIGIOUS COUNGH New York Finds Forgotten Subway REDELL IS MASTER Soot It Is Needed Most F HARHONY LODGE MEETS IN HARTFORD “Character Education in Chris- tian Church” Topic of Assembly ' Right At e Eleoted {0 Highe LE&AN. yroposed v work was = and state president o LY HERA st Office in Branch 11, opt £ the Co .D, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1929. RADIO OPERATOR’S WIFE WILL REBEL ‘Mrs. June Plans to Oppose Any More Trips by Mate stamford, Dec. 3 (UP)—H 1d 1. radio operator and miechani- be asked to play longer than (ton. ever, because everybody will b | Nick Roberts’ a | Montelair, N. J.. on that ni_ht Robert Reid, Artist, Clifton Springs. (UP)—Robert Re |ally known artist, died today five minutes and all would be expected |to learn the signal en route to Bos- Yale will not be represented, how- at| nual barn party in | | Dies in Clifton Springs W Deec. % ar Special Notice What could be better | right in at a nice card game to- | night and aiter defeating | opponents walk home with t | ning prize. Here's your { nity. Hev. Willlam A. Harty branch, all your night at Judd's hall at 242 Main street and the public is invited. Tt time is $:30 o’clock and the admi: | sion is ents.—advt opportu- | A. 0. H. will hold a card party to- | EXTRADITION TREATY SI Bogota. Colombia, Dec. 3 GP—A1 extradition treaty between Colombi( and Great Britam, was signed today in the main hall of the ministry o foreign affairs. The treaty covers al | British dominions and territories. | ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGL Miss Listelle Johnson of 737 Arci | street entertained at a bridge part |at ner home last evening. Miss Rosd Palmicri won first prize and seconc and third prizes were won by | Misses Evelyn Anderson of this city fand Dorothy Schaefer of Hartford pecial Notice A luncheon was served during th sl evening. complished whandoned I is open- d not say nded. But|" » new |SoNic A 1 1 1 Other officers were elected as fol- CINICPALSLATES | H. B secretary, clected for the #9th consecutive term. William J s {1 Bay State and 3 New HADD-| oo o o e actans sin ol band P i shire Elections on Today I chur o 16. i E . lifton Springs sanitarium of a re- cian on Commander Richard L. & 5 o lapse of pneumonia, aggravated b lB}rds ’T.‘,’"”,‘ Pam- fld\ght..uv]l lnflf?' Brokenitiseniresed inte fan MY(‘ lodge, A. - and A. M., at the an-[80 on “any more adventures like |y qc) 1 election last nizht in the Ma- | this one” with his wife's consent. templc “1 kept my peace this time, be- | ! cause Harold had his heart sct on the trip.” said Mrs. June after read- ing reports of the hazardous Antarc- tic flight in which her husband par- ticipated. “but I shall oppose any more adventures like this one | Mrs. June exhibited a wireless| message just received from June. It| read: | “Dear: Back to little America again with a big flight behind us. Tired but happy. Will be more s when [ see you again. Love to Mar- | guerite and all at home. Harold.” Marguerite is the aviator's 13- | vear-old daughte |cut Optometrical society, was clected ; worshipful ~ master of Harmony th Laurcl Court annual fair and No. § will hold its food sale at the | Masonic Temple. Dec. 4th. Doors | open 1:30. Supper will be served | | from 6:30 to Entertainment at § o'clock followed by dancing | Admission 50c.—advt. HEAFFE PENS“PENCILS - SKR Reid, who made his home here for Special Notize the past three years in an effort to regain his health, had recently re- covered from an attuck of pneu- monia. His illness dates back to about siz years Special sale of fancy hand made articles. See them at 485 Common wealth avenue or telephone 2647.- adst, RS P LIFETIME PENS are treasured gifts — enduring, useful. T0 RECEIVE $10,000 Conclude ver tawl S$r. D.. William G. Red-; field ant secretary. | Estimating chaplain, I'red | al, Willlam G. Gib- Goodwin, Sr. orzanist, | God- | i Appraisers Damage Caused by Pire and Harmo rs for s being state president of the ticut Optometrical soc he | is a past president of the Hartford | nace Daszynski, speaker of the Po- County Optometrical sociefy. He 15 jigh diet or sejm today issued a call er of Giddings chapter. R j¢or the opening of parliament on and of Martha chapter. O. E. {'thyrsday noon. The first reading of | the budget is one of the matters (o {come before the diet. ter has been a mer S e or Ve | Polish Diet to Open Thursday at Noon | Poland, Dec. & (P)—I3- is Hesic tonnec Warsaw, Three Killed by Train In Blinding Snow Storm N. Y 1hec ) (P—Threx 0 o f an Akror Nev i oy d today after ek yester- t @ crossing WEATHER RECORD Hayen. Dec, 3 () New| The Polish diet originally Haven enjoyed ten clear days during | OPen on November § but the se g | never called to order b speaker because of the presence of my officers in the diet building wv |leading to charges by the socialiets th ¢ officers were there o in- fluence parliament in favor of Mar- Batavia auto 20 cloudy or part into histery and Either pocket or desk type—gives satisfaction and pleas- $8.75 Pencils may be had to match. L snow stor fered g Unit H d States weather nounced here today. The highest tempe as recorded on No- - the thermometer | Shal Pilsudski, minister of war. registered 75 and the lowest was on | President Moscicki directed that Novemher 50, when it touc 11, | the session e postponed for 50 days The greatest daily range was 19 de. | Period which ends on Thursday. s i fotal precipitation was 222 Yale Players Offered Watches for Exhibition | w Haven, Dec. § (UP—If any | : senjor who won a “Y” in foot- wishes to play football in Bos- Saturday. free transportation 2 gold wrist watch will be his ive minutes’ playing. which i lospi- council edycation t 1o parent b e ure to the recipient. Tospital Dickinson. who lives said the red Elections \irs, H.OM tors who acter educ Rey eral Connecticut Th Wai and up I was workir ently were u JUDGE Mass., Dec . Shechan of Lowe ed insane when & superior cou charge of murde r-in-law. Patrick McGagh. Lowell last July. Judge Frederick W, Fosdick orde \echan coni- | mitted to Danvers state hospital for ife Woman, 82, Still Works In Cromwell Factory omwell, D Another INSANE | 3 (LP)—| es and cand o The Beautiful Emeralite | DESK LAMP with Lifetime Pen $95.00 DKIN 66 CHURCH STREET Boston chapter of the Amerl- onsoring a team f graduating lettermen England colleges to rep- against a professional - Harold ey ( conpos from New | resent it eleven No members of the o e, tearmn would CHESHIRL BREAK { | P'olice Licutenant Matthias Rival b e | was notified at 8 o'clock this morn- | '"El cmln.ll flfl ing that a filling station at Cheshire | Yt tom't rignt for 4 STiniiier:|owited by aidir: HuBbelliwas bro¥en| nvwo:fau'c umt:el;tr:zmn';g“o‘:n‘ into during the night and a quantity | stipation, heedachs, ADS |of cizars and candy taken | worms, feverishness, bad breath; any of thesewill make a child fret. 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