New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 24, 1929, Page 4

4 NEW BRITAI} DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1929. Railroad Consolidation Question Raises Opposition Among Leaders; Commission Members Opposed e i v QTH EAGLE SCOUT Establish Dan- (==l o° j) ETHEL T ST BEFOREL CHRISTMAS Indeed , 1D Og @\c??\.‘n% \:_aTLS = NS / ) | |If Santa Claus Would Only Bring Gifts That Men Strongly Desire Claus will in his d othe into town distributing R Jing go Men prom n the Nif the city know what they want %o ud in thelr stockings. A peep inio ¢ crystal ball reveals the following | PUBLISHER AIDS EMPLOYES | Norfolk, Va., Paper Passes Into Con trol of Old Timers On January B Martin, school — com A victory for Marylan | in_the bowl mext fall uting Attorney same D Dr. He mitteeman: over Yale ¥ Norfolk, Va. Dc e 21 (P— Ledger-Dispatc { prints @ signed statement from . L. 3 owner and publisher of the announcing that he las, as | January 1, 150, disposed of { controlling interest in the Ledge ¥'sissu Wi M Martin. Police sergeants, one and Promotion to the licutenancy as [those of a houseboat. The vesse: [ will be powered with two Delsel en- gines and carry a crew of 5. Johnson said he decided to buila the new vacht and turn in his pres- ent craft after he discovered the latter would be inadequate for tne ontemplated archaeological cruis ilis saentific interest in ster Islund, he was because so many of oric relics have never ed. Some of his scientists | sald, | hope | estions | What people first ‘inhabited the A job for each s unemployed. L. Nair: The republican | ation for mayor and, if it isn't | too much, the democratic tll-} — Judges M. D. Saxe and . J. Tr: ski: Adequate quarters for the city court. Clyde Ellingwood, park superin- tendent: A greenhouse in Walr Hill park where the city can raise its own plants and flowers. Ralph H. Benson, secretary of IChamnber of Commerce: Good 1 nt ce- | Dispateh to a company headed by | islana? - as president and includ- | What era witnessed the carving ers and stockholdc s erection of its great stone mon- Lewis, Henry D uments, staues, circular towers rdon, S, and burial platform: gerous Monopolies, He Except Popular “P. T.” Awardéd Honor by Council Gourt Declares. Douglas G Hin, ¢. By what feats of engineering were blocks tone moved from one part of the island to another? ow could 1y island have upported the men believed o have been y m the con- Lix-Mayor Quigley: Difto. Chief W. J. Noble: Continu- standing record rov fire 1olice woon Al Chief W. - entire system Hart: covering re. | Dispateh for mere than 2 some of them for nearly “Wor number of years,” 1t added. "I have heen con- ing the matter of offering large | sts learned participation in the ownership of the | sland, 1t Ledger-Dispatch to my associates in aay in 1 when the first |newspaper work, who have contrih- man, a Dutch admiral, visited uted heavily to the success of both | it and gave it its name. the Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch and the o HEite e Richmond Times-Dispatch. T am now | far found Johnson said, arc boom. o e Sailvation Army: A small n? Emmign to carry out my Iong-hfldv m?,» 1 platforms \}i(h s.Lat\uA\ A. L. LBl e m e e purpose. surmounting them, There are known few more hours o ca r Dred Badll, rradient o s e 1o be more 00 of these in var- bees and births; marr ious degrec ation fringing -~ OF EASTER ISLAND Former Mauufacturer ~ Orders | Yacht, Will Study Huge Relics | to show the taxpayers' association | ¢IP#l &oll' course. blizzard- | . clerk of the y ancse garden Quarter parl Clarence H. Barnes. the Y. M. C. A A new The av flapper: [ men's sox, well filled. J. F. Atwater, traffic American Hardware Cory ireight rates on all hardwar Commandant Julius Helge Stan- 1 neces the Joar work? ley Aj cetion of in siruction How highly developed were the n J. Gustave people? v the aj eastern inson: secretary of building. pair of little about & id, since the Councilman Joseph Miyna it fifth ward swimming pool. Street Supt. Joseph O'Brien: hout snow tor A. aster manager, white DIk Lower therford: A on of truck | reck averuge 15 fee! ge in height LEYIATHAN T0 DOCK LATE 10 outs hiep ralnls William C. Hotehkiss Dot of“the Nickel-a-Weck new members. republican | William Cowlishaw, Sting. ity superintendent: Mcre men to A continuancs |attend those Monday night dinners government nex: | at the Methodist church William J. Bryan, superintendent of the Connecticut Co.: A less winte H E stamping, presiden club: Some ing 7 Mealth new s llarry : sweep of the city nex Thomas J. Smith: of democratic spring. William Dobrowo! get rid of both and try a new party Judge W. I Another Itop noteh football team at Fordham. The former char- Itace to Land Passengers for Christ- Huddleston Doubtrul mas Morning Tete Lost By Lin Huddle by Repre ocra commer consolic rous ki: Neither; S ) [ solving the riddle tiny land of mystery of the acific, Eldredge R. Johnscn. vealthy resident of Moorestown d former president of the Philadelphia (P—-Hopr o1 of Easter nd New York, Dec. 24 (I'P)—Passen gers aboard the United States linet Leviathan lost a race to beat Sant: N. | Claus to their homes today when the Vic- | fog held the big ship oft Ambrosc Iking Machine company, has | Light for several hours today. construciion of & pala- | The liner, ing 1 passen him and a party | gers and 6286 sacks of holiday mail shores. | will dock at noon and it will be p. m. before the last of the passen gers pass the customs officials. The Leviathan sailed from South May, | ampton a week ago today. She pre The yacht will be .cot | ceeded cautiously to avoid damag and will carry two seaplan s | 1o weakened plates wrenched on th a radio system and a fully cquipped | stormy eastward voyagy I lahor: plans | 1ahoratc L T win, self- postmaster: ddressing A self- | envelope. | lan- ual S3NATIVE WOMEN = KILLED IN RIOTING { House of Commons Gets Report on Nigerian Gase London. Dec. 24 (A—The house of commons last night heard how Brit- | ish soldiers killed 42 women and econon Vi wers Tastman and rate repo mission's withlield their fire unttl the The mob of and men arrived at Opobo December {16, he explained. the women carry- ing sticks in front to shield the men, with machetes, behind The mer to snatch when the last pos- WS oppo lasty mergers d by Commissioners | McMa in sepa- & accompanying the com- | sible moment. women | expre to the The order for to cost S1 craft, which is was placed |terday with a Bath, Me., company | dehivery specitied for e Pointing that nd women were tr from control or many Gois ¢ troops order to fire finally was | given by Licutenant R. M. Hill, | commanding the detail. He said the natives had' drawn up their on the assumption the British sol- diery would mnot fire at women. It was their plan o rush the troops and then Joot the factories. Exact the determined. Some persons. hic 1 attributed them to a fall in prices of native products and others to er- roncous reports that a poll tax was 10 be levied on women roads with ope out a correspor rates. Commissioner “ther: L the the cour function this came sions nearly 265 ses rising witl c incre McManamy PENN RIMBALL HERALD CLASSIFIED AD’ was t A member of the troop for some- at more than two years, ‘J"\v"‘ 10| has moved adily upward in | out of | scouting, climaxing his carcer last | Provi- [ night by reacling the highest rank one man in a recent clash with possible—a rank which Q192 B nea seavice, e | southern Nigerian natives. anyone will contend.” | winning of 21 difficult 1 zes - i e e “that under present con- [active the development |sceretary of state for the colonies consolidation provisions He mem- | CTARECE T G 0 G ome a law.' ! Panther patrol in Troop | . . i q ‘rroon 4:|that the natives. attacking the| nt Arti drumr i e toop) ISk 0 floraes PR g Hol Tro0D 11y oops. placed their women in front missioner n said “such tlie" reoynedi| 1 RISy Bl anson, (ELop Rl S of them with the hope thus of stay- 1 mln g troop's annuat | #ard McCuteheon, Troop 24 Il ing the British fira. consolidation of railroads Mr. and | Tublic heal il e iheaito L SpRU bpllove ek Coon b o ther, Dr. Shicls said, the order the e Laintiy was given to fire. Nineteen women (L and one man were killed. Ten wom Troop en died later of wounds received Eight women were pushed into the Danek, river and drowned | Troop 23 Later ut Abake the colonial po- The O Thomas L lice fired on a frenzied mob and | Kiel, Germ six women A number ., of | mann, woole uropean women were assaulted | York and Passaic, is said fo be riots at Aba anu on ti Imo | la t yacht now in existence he said. Th sitnation | Orion is 333 feet long and is of now well in har » added {4000 tons displacenient. Her maxi- Shicls said the I troops speed 1.2 ts. ! We Wish to Take This Opportunity to Wish Our Patrons a Merry Christmas and A Prosperous New Year Alling Rubber Co. 4 :—" “Safe would not b Sentlt and consolidation act of 1 A “LAGY MINUTES GKETCH v/ ige of rlots was not o A= = = Drummond = he added, e ditions t} would ha service, NN e lead o snare 4, a trunmp vingma Sentin i i ¥ {ECEIVES YACHT ORDLR Hamburg, Germany, Dec. 24 ¢P— Blohm & Voss, shipbuilde today announced they had reccived an or- der for the largest yacht in their experience. The will be 410 | teet over ull and will have a speed of 18 knots 4 N lundin, mes Naughton. Troop 12; Isving the as Edward Niper Troon roop 4: Rotstein, is G son o Michaels, Season’s Greetings ! “Iroop 13 | advance no Jacolh Klewt 17 Troop 10: ¥ ni Kimball of o s L ither £ voicin Charles Olsor Troop Miltor Troop oop 14: Erne Stuart Holcomb, on. Troop It is our sincere wish that you have 1 very Joyful Christmas and a most Happy New Year. We extend sincere appreciation for the business we have enjoyed throughout the past year—and throughout the coming year plan great- shippers or sentimer railroad offi Troop 14 S | Bookbin ok vessel € tus o roads h ar said, with the | 10 the “so- nes wi here are | of s bes scout Arnold Auschuo o Bronzi | fohu steadily improven: called we ndw “only really Troo Troop 2 Bird Troop 4 Elcetrici proving 1o Iroop ¢ Russell Kieffer lusis. Troop extending K Troop I Edward ngto; rded four aldo Vergi Toolie In additio fivst cls It last summer in for Julius Forst- | v manufacturer of New Troop ftel. Troop 1 Pran Jolm Cor- | Law. Troop oop the The Edwa Troop 13 tion these continu; I wisdon 5 McGuinness, Troop 1 durin 1B by v class badges and Chairman George s merit | coran Taylor | Athleti crett Grafi e Dep- | 23 of the | cteher; chai ¥ Cor Torop viver, el submit per isfactory nenting assisted E tuation by 5 to promote consol- and on Interpre Troop 21 Schol, son. Troop ! Physi ball, Troop 4 Conservation, op 4 Leathercr Troop 1. PROF. KNOWLTON RESIGNS Dee. 24 (P—A professor Yal grandi- . ired Hartio n. Deput MacDhougall Oscar A I3 of Abel L. John- K owlton, assistant Battery Service 186 East Main St. Neil Necutive lopment, Penn Kim- has for hard mission, Quigley Tel. 708 public as of the state ctive I'rof. Russcll Yale, who has ton in the work for the ties commission, w .| electrical engineer Alzerd Ger- | utilities ¢ December 3 G. Warn. assisted 1 memiill aft. Philip Nightingal Iso of Knowl- public untili- d him ctive as of 1hout sup- | sen- | ¥ program bring has the rs of Mot i Williams, Troop Aram Kb roop 1B » JolingongiTorop athiinding. .eon Dickinson nold Larlson, Troop 11. e Y INDIAN COMMITS SUICIDE dicraft, A M. Joseph 7 Wate Dee. 24 (P—Uancy *her, Troop | PL. William Mil X e Troop 2i: Karl Gjierpen, Troop 6 ah. Tos many orge Recor. Troop 17: Cyail Slan At Iroop 21 Arnold Carl A S e othir o ; bullet wound through the o by members of | whom lie hoarded. and financial re as the probable arihy, Tronp ro Wing Gordon Edward oop 4 MacCutelieon = S S thony s Troop \ the v Machinery, IEahtc Skinger roop ° Troop Michacl Clarence O KILLED BY TRAIN York. Dec. 24, (P—Edward road Chan TW Ney riown 1l bload; nt com Toohi ¢ Anderson Maloue, | ful Tip 0op 68K 'roon 68K Troop 68K Kenneth and Itobert 3 resic o a ars, kit Pirst Class conts Clifford MeCarthy Brown v ome ollowing £ Mili Johnsoi reona Willia Abel, | Recor, Troon G st Ride in Town” of cover nily Despon e aa b 20 ainville: Plain Troop rroop 4, Pl v of Troop 24 iEnc ley o lency innehan, given cause Ton 100 of his act Neither Storms nor Crowds s aterially offset the joy of Christmas shopping when one employs the efficient service of the Yellow Cab. You are called for, piloted safely to your destination . . . through storms, snow and traffic. You en- joy all the satisfaction that you would were vour private chauffeur considering your pleasure— although it is ver Troop Georg New York mi building toal : Troop. v soon imo. Troop e and Troop 4, containing lfl!\m‘.l“l.t.{l‘ Woati | anl M bt of 1,600 feet. | i 0 0 N 0 0 0 10 i 1010 i 0 0 0 0 H To Our Friends and Patrons 1 The traditions of Yuletide are deeply rooted in the s hearts of all of us. : 2 ‘_ Even in the practical world of business, they find ap- # Dbropriate expression. In keeping, we extend to you our sincere wish for health, happiness and contentment, and a {ull measure ¢ of prosperity in the New Year. il J. B. Moran Motor Sales DeSoto Motor Cars 31315 CHURCH ST. Dickinson. ‘Troop 1 B: Gorden Troop L I2. Johnson M i g e YEW WG WL WSS Troop Sera Ell inexpensive 1OR BEST HLRALD 1 ol ONE FARE! ASSIETED NO CHARGE for extra pas- sengers. NO CHARGE for extra stops Pay what the meter reads. Us) DS BpAmba LASE UALE SO LADADALSSANANALE NS LA NS DA ARA NS NaDeY | { M Christmas Greetings May this Yuletide be but a symbol of the munificence that will come to vou every day of your life. A Mer Christmas to you and your loved ones. 1 S 074 7 R W K N P P L W7 S S S O S W S W erry Christmas i FREE BOOK OF A beautiful book of pl ready. Inits seventy hundreds of building ide: for a free copy. HOUSE PLANS ns and pictures is now five pages you will find as. Clip the coupon Happy New Year HARDWAR 241 EAST ST. NEW BRITAIN, CONN. Send me a copy of the plan book “Homes »f Today.” T understand this will cost noth- ing or oblige me to buy anything. CITY LUMBER CO. T Print Name . No. Street Hardware Qity Lumber 1241 EAST ST, K" ~7 BRITAIN, Conn, 1 sssassassmssaa PHONE i acanssasas AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA\ United Coal & Wood Co. East Main St. at Wilson F. E. Goodwin Optometrist Yellow] v Cab Co. | 'THE METER READS | L N N | | | i § |