New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 7, 1930, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1930 11 = 1 e 0 ~ |of the finance committee, who fs|items of the wool schedule taken up |exeentive would “recognize the jus. HUUVER HAS IAST 5 _Wlll Play Royal Wedding Marchl [;[]N[]RFSS TURNS In charse of the tarin ol in the closing diys " of (he sperial | ee” of ralinauishing - hia pres [;[]”N[;[L W|LL fi[’l‘ NAVAL DISEUSS!UNj Tl SHERRTARIEL e v v e e o e Exception | || EAGF REPORTS Hegts Delegation at Farewell| ‘ Impending controversy and indi- Grundy Refuses to Vote 5 . | Breakfast in White House | cated that they opposed fmmedi- | The only roll call of the day In Stanley Quarter ey Conmidration. So much Progress | founa Senator Joseph 1. Grundy of | coptiort 1h e o 107, & fPecial x| " Senate G[)mmetf‘,s A1l But One of ot e S P S T e a0 oo | i e e ied T;Glty IBSWtOPS Asked fo File A han ol et s hale Sfal Hnt (neir i nerore e n [ (R ol et [Grh IR ares Bt n A Daietleii e gl B s i e e Travel When reached in its regular or- [tigated by the Caraway lobby com. | "¢ COMPANY'S property on Stanley Washington, Jan. 7 P—New trou- | der. in the course of the speclal |mittec. declining 1o vote for the rea. | ST¢ L NOTth of the intersection o, ashington, Jan. —New S Eod T Ll 15 Apec i - £ 0r Lhe roa- Stra Or( o ) v v v ay |Sesslon. the sugar section was pass- |son that he was financlally fntercst ratford road. The plot 1s not| Inwpectors who have been recely- |bles for the tariff-torn senate lay regularly shaped and the store as o that all sides ed in the mau ure of the jten s | Ing allowances of $40 a month for |fust ahead today with the determi- might be able to |in question—wool yarn 5 ' [ planned Wil be nearer the division o the use of their antomobiles on city Washing of inevital seling co President od luck ed over origin of the controve line than : nation of the duty to be fl‘(m: 'On xlxrx'\k(r;rvvvor;;); Eaate p.!.-p;:;»mmn. : S lfi(r J:Iulrn]\xmz of ,\;k.\v\mu the | business have been requested today who will sy {sugar, forescen as the source of in- T a fortnight’s rest, the sen- ‘democratic leader, fssued a state- B FIC BUREAU CETS P s f don naval confer |ercased dissension and argument, [ate swiung determinedly fnto the [ment last nighl asserting that if U REAURMEETSIRR (ot e pelp s fun 4 auppl iy Five of tt |close at hand. tarlft debate yesterday and at the | President Hoover insists on retaiu-| Three new members were admit. | committee of the common council The immediate business at the close of the day outsct of today’'s session involved [winendments provi Ithe consideration and disposition of |manufactured wool- on, wining paragraph of the |blankets, clothing a wool schedule and jtems of the tex- sslon found t tile section dealing with sflk and ependent republi |rayon. Then, came the sugar rates. There was a possibility of an |effort to postpone debate on the | adopted 31 jing the authority to change ratested to the membership of the traf- | witn mileage statements covering es on conferred on nim by tne prosent law, |fic bureau of the Chamber of Com- |{he period of thelr Iatest bills, gabries, | the tarift program u r con-|merce at the monthly meeting last Councilman H. Stuart Hanes. sideration will run 18NSt an ab- |evening. They were Earle B. At-|chairman of this committee, safd democtatic- [solute deadlock in conference. water. traflic manager of the South- today the $40 allowance will stand i coalition Referring to the action of the |ington Hardware Mfg. Co.; Peter (this month, but that the duta gath- Iy split which made possible the isenate in approving an imendment [Beaucar, traffic manager for the ered may resilt in an adjustment approval of many committee pro- giving to congress the rate chang- |Wallace Barnes Co. of Bristol, and | jater. Several inspectors are paid I for higher rates > coall- [Ing power now vested in the presi- | Wallace W. Merrill, traffic manag-[on the same basis withent consider. r paragraph. however, although which 1ast fali was concededly dent, I sald that this tep er for E. Ingraham company of (ation of the possible differences in ch a conrse did not meet with in control of tariff legislation, was was not AMr. Hoover. He Bristol The meeting was devoted | miles traveled an nity business, it is the approval of Chalrman Smoot |sundered in voting on the other expressed the hope that the chlef [to a discussion of freight rates. | explained | MAGS STORES ARE CONVENIENTLY LOCATED FOR YOUR CLOTHES NEEDS / ed Press Photo | and protege of Queen | lal march at the mar- um to Crown Prince ally wou. ' FORECLOSURE, ORDERED Rev. John Gaj Visits | ;| ON ONLY AIRPORT HERE| nc.'iome.in Jew Britain I ohn Gaj, Camp and Zinman Get Jodement Here’s a pastor | Philadel- | veral da s of Mr. Against Swanson On Mortzage 15 Derby On Tield, 5% Complete Stock of e : is the son of | Mr. Mrs. Anthor 1 of 309 st visit to is first mass priest- | tationed wilt after a nowski, the church at which he SUIT FILED lustrial Bank has | st Sebastiano ) 1 others to foreclose a | 1 secured on a parcel of FORECTOSURE homestead and € The 17 ty In their chiefs NATIONALLY ADVERTISED CLOTHES Marked Down If you like to hunt for bargains among odds and ends and s . b ‘ outh side of La- | ry Cotton of L 20 I o1 fa ortgage was | and Assistan ' original is subject | the navy all, A i N. W s of |t r $7500, Hun- | at the big table « i S the plain- | 100m. Actual Talk Confidential | 1' | ill leave Wa broad lines but with s House, Mr. Hoo trained mind of av tain featr lem of naval cc he was a mem? charts for t the na P s b s vsbsvsasssasnsasnsncnna broken sizes---if you prefer goods of doubtful style, uncer- tain age and unknown quality reduced from prices that thousand dollars—I built it four vears ago.” That's not the correct answer. Its value depends on whether it has been { in good repair, and in step generally. If so, it may be ore than eight thousand—if not, were too high in the first place---this clearance sale won't : British p Interest you very much. Ramsay Machonald, he sous By ; 7 be worth far less, Ask the Buildi Dehind the technicalitios and analyze i 1t may be worth far less. A k the Building the remoter causes which s % Bureau about securing your investment by the building of b: eral sense his stated in publ for an end to naval compe far ater detail he ha the American de tleships. In modernizing. There are some very interest- i cts for you. But if you'd like to pick up some genuine If vou'd like to pick from Kuppenheimer bargains from a complete stock of all and other Ieading brands of good clothes itterances asking | on. In | n to n con- ception of how this 1 accom- : A 1 1 Tty " tions fr rices that cention “',‘(.'\;'}Zlfl.{‘.i.....‘- & ‘ fil‘&WfiH‘e G:an flumbel‘ 0 new, attract’xve, choice quality goods mtb at notable reductions from p Tneae L o | 1241 EAST ST, N¥°Y BRITAIN, Conn, plenty of sizes and styles to fit and suit were already the lowest quoted anywhere &r{é“"‘m:: charg s ;”:‘(’;E’_‘“\v 1| AALAMLLLL44444PIONE T35 assascscanas tion. While he has expressed every confidence in men he is se to Tondon, they go as his represen- tatives, and Mr. Hoover is cc that whether store, the ul will be his. When he took leave of the dele- gates today, in no sense did he take Jeave of the negotiations. He intends | to continue to give problems mri c @ the conference a erous part of | w of C his daily thought. Before the end is | WS ourse reached, many messages will have | passed across the Atlantic, and many | ” ]{’S a]\’esponsib[[ity ? N decisions bearing on the course of | \ rn t is the very ’\3 events in Tondon 1l have been | v\ 1 in efficiency of 5 " made here in the White House. | — ‘ vand e @Y | and sanitation. It is a \ all kinds of men— on such goods—Here's Your Chance! ious uccess or failure is in te responsibility Every Overcoat and every Suit in the house ( except Mt. Rock Overcoats) marked down 2090 for the complete c]earance our pOlICy demands. O in opera The term “surname” is supposed to come from the Irench * no G Boys’ Clothing and Furnishings also Marked Down 20% N. E M AG & SONS UPTOWN DOWNTOWN A Main at East Main 160 Main meaning “overname.” hecause a | \ oG, e (G o0 person’s family namo was formerly | men and men and children ot N written above instead of after the | ) New Britain, that we're justly i baptismal name e . New Britain’s Oldest Dairy 433-435 Park St~ After Christmas Sale Now in Progress JACKAWAY’S GIFT SHOP 58 WEST MAIN ST.