New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 3, 1929, Page 19

N British Premier . ‘rmment of Prime . , ingland man and a former member NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER S 1929) 'V[acDonald Plans Public Ownership Of All Transportation Facilities In London to End Traffic Problem ] e e T e Startles | | Girl Pays Bet in Dive But Loses Her Position Norwalk, Dec. 3 (UP) — Be- she paid a bet, Catherine Sherwood, pretty 18 year old five and ten cent store clerk, was dis- today. \erine . | Commons With the An- nouncement — Promises | Retain Commercial cause to 1 James Hawkes, heir jobs when the store management ned that the I, clad in a bathing suit, dived from the Washington “oorwalker, " Management. 3 (P)—"A for all of London’ prom- | London, Dec. form of football HRIST[]L NEWS Nine) sublic ownership™ fast transport systems was sed the city today by the labor gov- Minister MacDon- ud. Announcement to this effect in the | Herbert Mor- | of {ransport femmons last night son, labor minister (Continued From Page Ends had f there would be the championship this v six inches of snow repose ind unless the will b b Aas made amid cheering from the I ibor benches and silenc allen through and no settl from the | Maple | that A, | tha of About loeal ow | It is | The minister sald had authorized Yonosition. slachonald datement. The governme © have come as a complete triso to heads of the lon transport compa s. Lord iold, chairman of the underground troup, said: “In a matter of such treat importa it impossible 1y statement until players don s no game will 1 clubs various s in New Britain Departure basketball will journey to New Brit evening to D itain five of th econd game of the s “Rip” Collins will be or the first time s Jimmy Picken 18 | M any or us to make e have had opportunity o the matter.” “The government will explore the interests concerned a plan complete consolidation, upon | wir and equitable terms, of the pas- | smger iransport 1ies now sroviding vams and local rail lon traffic % M Commercial Management “While the government fided that the principle of swnership should be applied. its in- «ntion and aim will be such as to srovide effectively for the principle the commercial management of , self-supporting, consolidated trans- | dort system, thus insuring the ad- s of vigorous business entcr- turday attle t 10 S 2 New 1 consid- Jimmy will team forward with vl Applicatios services Application area Morrison si Dery of Provine public | Sueil L factory | BERLIN NEWS Depuis of | @aid the labor gove en ¢ o lint e mamined the Lon nd fc 1 no lasting solution ossible for the double problem of 'get congestion want of vaveling facilities unl P8 wers Flken to eliminate unequal and un- Yecessary competition. He added that the 3l hefore the house ion of the problem, and that erefore the responsibility for pro- an alternate on the vom I ¢ situa- ion i ney articles and embroid d notions suitable for Chr s will be on display in litorit The menu comprises Community hanquet . o support sent traffic offered no so- P courses with baked fre ham the principal it Mrs. to her h sh James Trevethan Main street by on ling scheme len had ness government. Plans Boy Scout {roop l]F TRAFFC BUREA) the way for the 2 nuinber of Scouls locally who affiliated with the Berlin troov. | boys would meet > during at the hon mein- | with th in troop he month ti a month. e ers ¢ once Those »oulhmgon Man Elected togf:f. ‘ A Ofiice at Annual Meeting ~ [niiy wonyreve b the fse o they The club will | tomorroy s o'clock Dusii by in charge ils hop, tl Communit I*. Tl Fountain, trafiic manager at he Peck, Stow & Wilcox Co. plant n Southington, was elected to th hairmanship of the traffic burea i u w Britain Chamber Eigon o ommerce at a mesting at the Bur o usual weekly rehe it Hotel I e Feloaie n Friday evenin, The [ will mee munity The libr be [atternoon and cvening of boo e follow will for the Con bureau vote 4 to invite the n plants in towns urrounding New Britain to attend Lie future meetings. A resolution was adopted > fiat the Chamber of Commerce write | e Christmas pageant at the Meth- o President Hoover, urging him to|0dist church will meet in tho +appoint Joseph B, Eastman as a |church social rooms Friday nember of the interstate commerce | fOF @ reh g imission. His term expires n| _There will be cember. Mr. Eastman is a New | Knights of Pyth evening at $ o'clock at Community hall. - An- | nouncement regarding the coming play to be staged the Pythians will at The evening at raffic mana R ona for the Tho! ho are to participate in vening | a meet st of {hs the Massachusetts public ommission. serviee was first appointed o the inter commerce commis- fion in 19 has served on that ody continually since. e e time, its chairman On rate cases, hat there vestern frunk e hwest case, it will be ne b anything dev . decision is expected soon in th wstern rate case. Indications point | © the fact that New Iingland ship- ters will be required to pay an in- rease i rates. | home of George Bea {0 Further Clues in Death of Youthful Racketeer New Haven, Dee. 3 (UP)—Deputy | oroner James J. Corrigan admitted | oday that authorities were no near- | tr the solution of myste ound- | "z the death of Dominick Zito than hey were Saturday when the 19- | ar-old racketcer was found shot | ‘o death in an Orange woodlot. Corrigan said investigation to dato | —which has included questioning of | '‘crmer counterfeiting and bootleg- | sing pals of Zito—had not given a thue to the sl It was revealed by detectives, towever, that description of Domin- | ‘k Prete, reported to have been a| hember of Zito “gang,” had besn soadcast. Prete was said to have dcen missing for more than a month. Authorities refused to reveal the | tesults of their questioning of Ts tore Arrick, convicted counterfeite W county jail yesterday. Arrick s jailed after Zito had been in tonference with police and announe- W, “T came clean with them.” hy mad this annual distric i 3 1d 1 Com wag at hie day o' reports nothi line were had new in case. nmunity elect Purpo: s thy the ensui o of such business pr | fore the oper o come this fore meeting at time. Ne\\'illél()li Cellar Fire Causes Loss of $1, .;00 Merald) Damage (Special to the Newington, Dec wmnul at 500 was donc esti- to the Newing afternoon | at hi noa two s of the wered under the di- basement gave e firer hour battle. Two compan new volunteer department a the alarm and finally, rection of Chief John Walsh, 1h- dued the flames. An overheated furnace is believed responsible for | the blaze. UNDERSEAS! What a Thriller! 2 Years in the Making! Begins SATURDAY C WARNER BROS, I APITO SHILDREN BANNED AT MOVIES New London, Dec. 5 (P—Tegula ions governing the admission of diildren under 16 years to motion Sicture theaters will be R lorced following a report to «chool board that defective vision | tmong school children has increased | lour fold since 1924, I. PASTOR AND WIFE Plainville Parishioners Honor cloug! Song Hiawatha,” their presentation of *lthe cou | ehuren bouquet of white wafers | Monte his family. t in the |t Ask’ {lie REV. DR, AND MBS, ALEXIS D, KENDRICK were Mrs. Kendriek's ¢ Wheaton lord of colle MARRIED 23 YHRS : 1 Mrs. Kendric L with six children, four live, Their living all A rick, Conneetic e'in 1928; M ‘huh,lh sophomore at Agricultural colle drick the have been o Kendricks at Reception craduate of 1 collc ticnt Alexi Ke a sophomort school and Willi who ir in a Windsor s Kendrick 1d ol. aes in Homestead Mrs. Kendrick's childres 1inth generation to live Windsor \ptain ireh parlors. g homestead t ling rshall vir proved 1o be most enjoy- s i cing from ( who s there 1rick tanding mopy coming to n il from whic o silver he ki ot highly by : gation as the town. highl ery act lis > residents carried out istic manne ind takes stor affairs of the church, WIDOW AND FAMILY WILL RECEIVE S600 cosren - Gompensation Gase Adjusted, by Feonand St . Delitioner andTac tory 1o the e t of the Plainville \ssociation. Rev, 1o Leo N words th, former pastor church of ndatior » following progra Il Vocal solo vart Growing Old.” and * Mr 1ill Bunnell 9 William r 1 o' Tis Itose accompa idow and three children ¢ 3600 for the de and father Hutchinson Co. ar o will ith of a hus- in the Hart plant, according to m through Vocal solos angement stion of A petition v Cor Com- Hartford compensation ssioner Noonan of Ensemble. and Story of 1 Mrs. Irving 1 2 Th for e was brought by resa Orzechowski n. Catherine chowski, all of zainst the Hart 1 the hear- in Hart- Stempien and Saul mance Tyle hich of t cleverly telling th and Mrs. Kendrick's ror in the pripeipal events i and closing 1 the silver t con- 5 silver dollars, fr gat pre in Verse and John O 2 Rooth street & linson company 14 November Attorney Martin I ed the plaintift itz of ndant. liv ain i The action death of the John Orzechowski, i was take man nd cong 1150 father and husband 0 died August Britain Gener: Sl ng cake | f ractured skull he in the factory. On Aug ski went to work there he f the empl He then nt r mountin Ken- with a wi in New received 10 Mr. and on Married in Windsor 1d Mrs. Kendricl tev. 1. 0. Gr Poq 1« chow s before 7 to his 1 low rd to tonock (Windsa hack wreh at the hor Windsor den plat e fell b cions. Ma David U and and Mrs all days later the Commissioner st grant nsation In Alexis | pe in [ said that hoth principals in 1) should settle dingly. Iollowing arbitration the Hart & Hutch- agzreed {o pay the Orzec sinee Dr, was born e cas Georgia, and inistry for over sixth Baptist nia. has been accor o+ s, [ the is {he mir inson how- ski f At their wedding ttended by J. T couple were - - and school taxes in Amer in the height of axpayer's fam- bert Toll st man and Dr. Kendrick’s sis- [ Samoa r, Mrs. J. M. Sloop of Rome, G, |the children o s matron of honor. The brides- fily. | Parker 2 are based First Concert— Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1929 at 8:15P. M. Central Junior High = ng facilities for 200 cars in rear of the Junior High School, Main at Chestnut street. Park k 'S Entrances to parking space on Main St. between: school and Trinity church. Experienced men in at- tendance. e officiating | of | icul- | | JOAN CRAWI'ORD Baptist | & | the | Al Hartford represented | fhe 1 hospital | began to talk with | ican | Unless ofliers leated, the written L atrical notices and reviews slumn are for the respect “COCK-EYED WORLD™ Edmund lowe and Victor Laglen, playing the | ock-Eyed World,” on the ter wer hundreds T THE CAPITOL i is tl showin Hollyw Capitol Wec v doul Mor 10Wi scre bassy thea- | changes sponsible for that could the not £00d new mittance duriy picture course, packed never wit on the in store The . mbassy e 1wo characters L rare treat | with Jean | written Dy [ Maxwell {the Glory,' | stiny time, story Lowt ird collid marines, L singer | tropic The Master Barbers Plan Banquet December 10 ‘ym of Fos Moi and selected is continuous show from | daily AT STR lramatic strength M-G-M all-talking pi itor AND to hold tl Decer contrast the | 10 ) v no of Hartford e in the Cantral and the later scenes in thy lionable New York ford has t een American s’ com h present CORONER FRELS DRIVER Bridg ee. 3 (RA—A finding od b 1 pathize at this modern girl's bewilde convention sigl enie love at Brahm of white young { northbound stand why should worry and the boy Other subjects offer Hardy in “They Garber's orchiestra Muldowney, and Sound News, Beginning Thursday will offer the sen | mystery thrillef® with man and ¢ or her soes on a under- . 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