New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 5, 1929, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1 EARLY MAI“N[i |§ New Harmorica Band Formed at Boys' Club|7) Cents ofvaery Budget Dollar & '%'&\'%’é“%% ';’4‘-'% N ?g‘ + POST OFFICE PLEA e ~mmm | To Pay for Past and Future Wars, &, ' Y Dwarfing Remainder of Projects| ¢+ Erwin Asks Go-operation of Pub- _ v e | R lic in Christmas Rush e, "3, /M | [Public Debt, Veterans’ Aid|crai outlay. The total recommeni. | 2 "A ed for all these activities is only | @ and National Defense omes acess of halt a billion | An appeal through the pupils of 4 1 Re. ; . dollars. | Central Junior High school to Require Huge Totals —| The st t “government ex- | a glance” was prepar- | ‘ : Y i s £ o0, stitute themselves emergency aides W : <4l Other Items Relatively | ! for President Hoover to that the | = (%R E. citizens of New Britain to con- ; J country could receive an intimate| to the postal department in the an- 5 | glimpse o 3 taxpayers’ | (L ficipated Christmas rush was mads: RS : Vg , 1% : Insignificant. money goes L : ; ement, natur- | by Postmaster H. Lrwin today. % 78y 2 B ally, is conf ral expen Mr. Erwin spoke at an assembly| f 3 (s G SE— tures and doc 1sid- o lv:lv\}”v::l(’!'h . 1|u‘\?.\h\;”;. of the| f 4 i : 3 ushieton, e, o (F1-—Bresitant l::\u\tflx'uns by states and muni oot “I wish 1 had the power to di [ 1 T . : | | !Toover today gave the blic his | Budget Slightly Reduced hie whole population in i fu = N 1 . | ¢ p ? ederal “budget at a glance” for| . ended ) csponsibility,” he began 5 2 nended to 3 % F » hose who have not time to “We could all work together ! ; through the st i al for the prosent fiscal year, not i ideal Ch mas result. 1 - ; . o ¥ o GRS, e Bl i 2 : E somewhat under 1zes would be ready for opening in | EieE | 5 L g ¢ pilation of figures which accompan I UNES Dy pks :“j,‘:’:";,‘,"f‘;q U very home on Christmas morn ied his budget me: e 1o congre 3 % st : Ly . «l farm board greetizg cards would he there to ; gL The statement of today showed | propor expenditures, grace the mantelpicces and the : | ; (. ; . at approximately 72 cents of every | ever, is approximately the same for spirit of Christmas would be un i ’ aollar to be spent by the federal | the various groups ( iapsedy Byidclay 5 L covernmient during the next fiscal| In comparison with the total sum | 4 Lacking authority to draft the . b vear must go to pay for past wars recommended » comparatively m- populace, we do solicit volunteers X I preparedness for any that may | significant ov $200,307,560 is ve ind we hope the whole populacs . ¢ N cceur in the future. for the executi lative and ju- ( lit (fii ill turn to and help the regular cight cents of every doilar | aicial hranches, al administration | al forees help them. e e ? v it 1 : . ¢ill be spent to keep the actusl control ing, foreign re- | Laslln_(} - machinery of the government fun istrations of territor- Wednesd If we are to m | k s oning; 13 cents will be devoted to |ies and dependencics, civil pensions, I)l vocord all pack and g o % . he social aids and subsidies, and sume t o post office de- | easure ards should be mailed by or be- | : remaining seven cents to main- | or kindred activitics, fore Suturday, December 21. ose | e i i taining the government's fiscal af- Little For Education vho wait until Monday or | B . airs. Tu con to the nearly two and lay to do their mailing should ex- | Ot the 0.4 1 which con- | three-quarters billion dollars for pect delays. Their mailings will | 3 ¥ 3 ss has been asked (o appropriate | past anc o wars, only approx- behind i heavy volume, the First row, left to right: Joe Mayeski, Philip Aziz, Mike for the fiscal year beginning next |imately 500,000 may be spe W “""‘”"]“\"]‘I: ;””‘”"‘“‘” oyen ““”“"i]\'zn'lmnil\'. Second row: William Boyko, Francis Danko, John |4 % the sum of §2 Shetied “:!“"" icatlon; ‘“‘"‘y for fll»'“ ;‘6_ day and Sunday. = o 5 3 o s {must be provided for pa 1t of | culture (ex he 10 R “It will all depend upon the | Kwasnick, Joe Buecheri, Alfred Sharka. Third row O e R s U’,, e pube|farm reliel fur 16:000.000 ror| AQ> tent of this volume how far we .”,iA\ndH*\\S. John Boncel, Ralph Nappi, William Fredericks, |lic dcbt, incurred to prosecute war | aids to labo 15,000,000 1 a; ich into the late mailings be- | Edward Koonze. outlays for pensions, hospitalization, | to mdusiry ore The boys in the | nd other expenses incurred on ne- | 100 for buile toria S s T S or national defense — the army, | for public b throughont i offered and they will work for a | oo ane : Lot H i navy, marine corps, national , country is the est single XX e clean slate Christmas eve, but they | jonaity should b o ) L uard. outside of those for outlays p = ¥ our HU”?(’ must =3 p o lave cooperation i : Building Program Dwarfe ings to national defense, the public| o d® “The slogan ‘mail carly’ is an old | et b L All of the government’s extensive aebt and veterans expenses. more needful this year than|, o coq 2 ctivities, whether it be the public The Budget at a Glance ver. Pack your parcels AT = firmly health, Indian affairs, afd to labor| The statement showing in detail > securcly so they will stand Dusual and nd agriculiure or the far-flung | how the government’s monecy ha handling. Remember 1 Lttt L public buildings program, will con- Leen apportioned is as follo S ot . i it ne GOVERNMENT APPROFRIATIONS GROUFED UPON A er parcels and {he cks piled | H > iy v | s but after court a relative mad of pi E i PUNCTIONAL BASIS, e ,,‘_“1 Frank . Burch, 23. of $4 Grove e e / ations Appropri recting cards plainly. AlwAys use | 50 ULl asdriien | orzanizations,sont Group 1.— street and number on your addresses | 05'S en the charge of speedin > 3 rmonica | " p :‘ s You would expedite delivery and | ¥hieh e pleaded guiliy, He was ar-|! i Dk B vent wrong delivery, Put retue | eS0d @bout 10 o'clock last night |ba : y ; clerk rincipa i Iress on cvery package and let-| O W rect by Officer Clar- | of the hoard of park commissioners Tnterest i I L 656,000,000 | enee K the new motor patrol | the other a fife and drum corp: O e o “Insure your j T e abe L] Lnio stificd ¢ Burch | which played for the first time a se e 894,100 s small and you will not lose | drove at the rate of 40 miles an | lection tten by its leader, were | terans o forme o 19K w‘u\. : of loss or dan i | hour from Black Rock bridge features ertainment held | National defense ST G 1,804 Corbin avenne, where he stopp.d | Jointly by members of the K for the and then continu..1 | wanis club and the Boys' club last Total Group 1 far as the Plainville town line. The| The program start with i ealslative road was slippery and there were | turkey dinner in the gymn: Lixeculivs .. {no chains on the car, Officer Kumm |served to Kiwanians, A chorus of [ Judicial, enforcenc | addec impatience from the throats of 400 atory commissions | reh admitted that the drove 4 Ment formed the accompaniment. iscalffadminintrationand Sconlco | for currency and banking iles an hour but said the 1800 | MDENtAlorntE accomyp 4 B i g TnTer: ang nenint ating AT ek oo absence of chains was that th | - AT ) and s lihe boys filed in. SiatT pendenci 5 5 e W {old him 40 miles an; c¥uberant man 1 hieh ¢ and independent establishme Y boys cntered, Superintendent Skin- | Civil pensions and allowances hour was entirely too fast under the . % ‘ # coraitiing ner, while main{aininz strict Balanee .of postal deficlency afte shand was said to have ho pline, handles his boys by permit ducting losses due to contract tor at the home of Mrs. Lottic them a certain amount of boyish cf- il routes. foreign air matl rcute Crane. seserany aiternonn on the | AUTHORITY IN BUSINESS .. e vt ' otal T live nea our Group rge of violat the liquor lu On complaint of a woman whe tions played was “Our I'r Group 11 W ritten r W, Public calth Mr. MeCrany ho | Lducation complainant, who: e e el s ”"' International General Llectric Offi- Crancs home and bousht a half pini | cer Decorated 0 was present and played with the | Indian affairs cttle of Jiquor for scventy-five cen soys, s 1 of five drum corps. | Conscrvation of national resource ind a quart bottle Bt home ma and King of Italy, 1o wrote “Our Pride March” several 1o icultural marketing revolving wer for 25 cents, usi a dolla years g for the St 17 fund which the police Ner, Mrs| o Senoneclady, N ce. b drmm corps in Kensin Other aids to agriculture zave the dollar to the offi- | AUrIce Qudin, 63, vice president | mareh was instrumental in bringing | Aids to labor when they called and admitt ofguictdnternationdl $Gencil Do gl tric company and recognized as home a number of trophics for that | Aids to aviation, including losses of corps. contract air mnail routes and forcign In police court today authority on internation, g In the nee of sl MeKenna, mail routes e Bty i as e e T ed at his home h s president of tl is club, Aids to industry and trade i Moncan: Eresnerentie S v oan days illness of Skinner, viee presi served in a | Aids to merchant marine, including and Prosecuti Attorr a y dual capacity. Being the presiding losses on transportation of forcign Woods recommended that a sus- Ir. Oudin who was chosen officer of the guest organization. as 1l in American vessels pended fail sentence of 60 days | d the inecring arm of well as the head of the host organi- | Public buildings and public wor imposed, but Judge M. 1. Saxc, fert U ¢ epartment of the #ation, he was in the peculiar posi- | Bureau of the census a mo penalty should be met 1] Gene alectric,iia Sworlsswhich Biion (oribel grizacitogd Liseasan out and he imposed a fine of $i0! a e ized pioneer in address of welcome to himself. Total Group 1T and costs. Officer Kiely testifind | o 1904. he had become Although our job is that of build- | Group 1V.— nd Mrs. Crane was not called t and of the foreign department iture citizens, our program is | Refunds (laxes, customs, el lie stand. Thir botiles of hey'and in 1919, when the International | arranged to provide other activities rust funds, (veterans insuran and about a pint of lowor were | Genera cirie was formed,. he |for the boys, fo create in them a de- dian funds, efe.). ken by the police !was m e first vice presi sire to come here and thus stay off District of Columbi Judge Mangan told the court that | the position he held to Lis de the street and out of the back alleys Miscellancous ST R SR T ] He was decorated by the emperor |Our natural source of raw material S cases he had never seen anyone wiw | 9f Japan and by the King of Italy. |8 from the familics of under ‘Total Group 1V, felt the stigma of arrest e bel d to numerous trade or- brivileged children, congested famn- Tota!, exclusive r of postal service : postal revenues. ... 0.443.231 his question, Oficer Kiely s the | American Tustitute of Kicetrieal | M. Skinner cxplained, (A)—Dstimate for 1931 to be submitted later Llieten - Oftlact Il vons | Iingineers, onc of the founders of | He introduced Mike Paluch, his|can be more definitely determined, I R ot | the ror trade council and a @ssistant in the office and one of five Illinger went to her Judge | Member of a number of New York | boys it the sume family, Mike, who SO e Bt T s o e This s The Safest Surest—Most there are three small children to oc | Many Seeking Work as at. the expense of the Kiwanis club. supported. a condition which d Post Office “Extras” |mde a short spceeh thanking. hie | Pl w T L F T il e | BORC Offlec [Rxktast onde s miser G e Pleasant Way—To Lose Fat! : jpaer of FAC Lo office or delivering mail during | A harmonica band of 12 bo; of the business as soon as she hal Sl PeRII e e e D e a5 soon s she | % LT Postmastor 1. 1 tor- | the first tme. Tho toys swowed | 1 able Tells Avierf'geWeightotWomenwith[:Iuthes L : their musical ability by playi a inir 1 e 1 o > realized ot was not worth the i 4 . : whs s as deeply did Mrs. Crane, and in reply to | 8aNiztions, was a member of the ilics where opportunities are scarc payable from Z > when amount i oweye had resolved to get ont As to penal Judge Mangan | 100 S postmaster stating that | 2ngland,” the latter a favérite Ki- sl i, Crane persanally would bi (IS8, (o postisater, stating | Fhglandl the latler fevbrfie 31| AT e inable to pay & fine and the Impo- | nyon extra help he will necd. Al {hoys as a tribute to their gucsts, 7| sition of the suspended jail sentence 0g | 111 114 117 120 128 32| 136 130| 143 Gives Yeu Toile & are helh e iacadl on nedlcOnly Jtoolin rink to Me Only | d G l | might be the most adequate disposi- | wor Lo UONS are being pla 5 ) an Iris 2 17| 120( 123 130( 13| 138 ul‘h\ “There is one thing s Mr. Erwin | With @Thine Lyes,” “Onward Chris- 5 2 tion of the case, but Judge Suxe dis USEaaiona thingiauy Ly, Bwin e 122|125 | 138 132 | 136 140 | 143 ul} | Everything I | | | . The 3 x—o}s-x!s-z 53 541\95;5—6}5»7?5'815%:—:0‘ ajestic {need any more than the number al- | Home. ng| tar) 124 | 127|130 134 138 | 4z was | 150 not wish to give a liquor law vola- 3 }1-.»:my on file.” A comedy take off on a sideshow . | | = ith J. M. Ward playin leading wel h 126130 | 133|137 141 | 145 | 149 | 193 | PRIZE AL {us the ballyhoo artist, and *S. I g | j10| 12 137 | ST ERs a8 e aB IS 5L BUH_DS n | 5 o A A L i We are going to be 128|132 136 tdo| ras | 148153 | 155 | Chattancoga, Ten., Dec. 5 (UP)— |Avery and I J. Arrigan as “barkers” | WO ArC EOMS Lo buj | 135|134 | 138 142 | 146 | 150 | 54| 157 | % 3 {1”red McJunkin, president of the Was presented by the Kiwanis club, TUSCHE 3 sl t ey sy =t ol 210 STRENGTH Dallas Texas | A comedy .| KRUSCHEN SALTS| 131|133 130 | 143 | 147 | 151 | 158 | Km,‘, club, made the e I \)'hlml.) s"}moll_lm\x- thkan mhmm,,,m,,l 1 t30] 133 137 xntu%‘ug syl TO FIGHT prize-winning deal of the mecting r i UheRicityam i ratn s e il T 135 138 132 | 14 ‘lso 15| rer | c2y (128 | 131 | 135 130 143} 17| 151 | x | i H ! stated today, “we ainly will not | tian Soldiers” and “Home, Swec Sh ld [ 115 | 117 | 120|133 | 128 120 | 133|137 | xer | nas | 140 agreed for the reason that he did | . ou K in RADIO i t o gave Pitcher Joe Mari 5 club. 5. Berg acted as school 2 136|130 | 143 | 147 | 151 | 135 | 130 He gave Pitcher Joe Martina his ur L. F ted as school | (o body must have to e el 153|153 11| 1o ) function properly conditional release in exchange for aster. Othier character parts wore | i 1wo harrels of oysters. Martina, who Played by Dr. A. Grant, Thur: | was with Washington several years | Johnson. R C. Young. Dwight Skin | KRUSCHEN SALTS do not re-| MONEY BACK—IEF NOT | back. is in the oyster business in the ner. I J. Arrigan and J. M. Ward, [duce you overnight—like so many | ) PLETELY - ’ | off season at New Orl Motion pictures w-re shown by W. [products claim to do. But taken | COMIEERELY RATIEEAEDL | G. Hawker, |regularly over a period of time— | e z {half a teaspoonful in a glass of hot |, | Tos Angeles. Dec. 5 (P—Dolores WISK CHARGE NOLLED [water every morning before break- | Del Rio, motion picture actress is| Walter (Keystone) Wisk, who is |fast will take awiy nnhealthy fiesh I defendant in a suit for $3 100 filed awaiting trial in erior court on and restore yvour figure to its normal { by Gunther® Lessing, attorney. He as- | charges of robbery and theft from | weight Yot at the ‘same time-— serts the amount is dne for legal persen, was before the court on «|build up health with a tremendons When your body is working lik l perfect machine—rest Assured |that unhealthy fat starts to go— | slowly but surely until you've finzlly | reached your correct weight DOLORES DEL RIO SUED t of all. your health has hee ualy tmproved— you'll 1 services rendered in connection w drunkenness charge also yesterday (increase in vigor and encrgy for t many ailments iro : the aet business affairs. Lessing afternoon. having appealed from # ' yo Urobably suftered. % FOR a lis well known in Hollywood miotion fine of $20 and costs imposed severni | KRUSCHEN SALTS aid in s Get an Mie byttle of KRS A 7 ALL | picture circles. weeks ago In Farmington court. As. \ulating the howels and kidneys 1o e Rbat s i p o ’.-é.,' YoAC{ VR i : Lessing handled Miss Del Rio's di- | sistant State’s Attorney Donald Gaff- | proper climination. they purity the R e ns - N A THE vorce proceedings in Mexico ugainst’ ney nolled the charge on payment bood of harmtul acids—they carry igkE pliseant i ity 3 o t‘%é FAMILY § ‘ {her Jate hushand, Jamie Del Rio. | of the costs of the court through veur blood stream new life ! t—if you dom't feel be i . ) sy ] | and activily to every part of your ) el our 1\,.‘1; HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | USE HLERALD CLASSIFIED ADS [body.