New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 13, 1930, Page 3

o NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1920. 3 _ = = T Doherty and Griffiths Shifted STORMS IN WEST \TREASURY SUPPLY e e tomecaa tontiton's st e e et 00 A, 7 ot e v mamerous s vhen Le w ¥ a taxicah near —_— el t tion work which vill require an ! | The c { ) policy of the Engla lephone com- in this city and mber committee approved the cor be undertaken this year New rlainaiub i on e - ks as Rflll]S RBSHH]S (Continued Irom Page On [[sslones dhiedncatian B R “ 1 R on | Gl cially announced today bs past three scasons. and Bob Grif- RIS = Lo 000,000 . ! ¥ ( ' e ese inc p- H. G. Duvis fiths, center, have been transferred [ I 1blic building projects now under | to Gloversville, N. Y.. according to & anico i te announcement by Manager Bill ke ooped down upon the far west|der the current year, Jette today. inges were made luri eok-end, leaving 1e committee pointed ou following a etit the An m Y serting that the Jones law en fed ntat t b fritai - here will be a new building anc d last year providing for prison as a I ¢ agains ¢ f 1 « pime ch will cost ir and fines g a9 roy T ric vshing | ¢ clves ) 1.475,000. Dia to $10,000 for liquor convictio: ) c ) eromus r service is ¢ ready dur- 1 decrease of $8,538.950 un- sentences of five yea e ; brought about b i the i 1 N TR St e X L = . vake today six persons dead, forr| €¥T that additional appropriations| conditions, Doran Roller Hock wue held in this % = : for new projects cxpected to be iiime, Do city this morr ; ; : : mitied later dur won. | 1 liguors. 4 ith the known dtop in smu With 1 this ye ay the sitration is improvir 5 B ¢ ' Law Has Had Efect : e i) LB & R BLLGIAN BANKER DEAD doubted] | 4 = t here to play in place | [ & ‘. caths—two zonn and one | &ram totalling i inal- AL issels, Jar (P—Baron Leor . f oldes of Pawtucket, one Lill passe lhons: thoentarsiin (he aan: : : litter cold accounted three of | providing for a public pro- { of Griffiths while a haufback will be , . i n Washington ¢ v fell in |1y cnacted, Ve secured to replace Dohert The | > o 2 place 1r | bill e udget esti- | er operators s become effective i 5 g § veccived its first appreciable snow ites for the post office depar . liratadita 1y and the two former New Britai y 1 irs, and San Francisco its first by $3,206.500. The appropriz ites will be s n action against the ! cable fall in § 3 for transportation of f local club in Gloversyille Wednesday : ¥ o E hill country o ithern i=1by 4 or aircra RiEnD : A q fornia reccived its L now i 100,01 hichits and also was 1 the own lery Brown, halfback for . g < AL i r nw rryvin ] n cor nd 1 3 B !0 Avizona. Timothy Kirkpatric. contracts. The aliotme inton, will he bre nt con compin inager planc contract Archie Muirhead d Gi 3 Rt : ”‘L'] mile : porLhelee st : 1y for ocean mail con {ered any policy that would iner " A § & mountain of the « £ 9 ‘ ; 0] ersville and the f h : 4 esting pow n Pro N iin team i - el ) n t werchant «iry cases.” He said th RLOSHERY wed. BARNEY DOHERTY S 2 il which 4 a total ot .- | trial wtle, Sldvidang is not s that the r 5 of cases In Catholic Churches | o e =t of i it ear y 0 was g appropriations. T conditions » - from L (P i sy hi t traffi IR v York, M : evada 1 ments Uneertain. " & Los Morris 1% 4 Marylan cond ¢ 2 4 i : ; Ar I service appropriation [anyland mpion of the world Lis vision obsct rait o S e \ ral goverpment in « Bo: 1 ) BT his automobil f f it b it Many moc Ranging the boxers in cach divi- X Gl o ctric {rain on Loot tlevard T e G roved fo Wisconsin i Tl i own wzoz | trolley, or whethe Sied e ; e, | sy s g wis billed | Sk R ! pnesoladhe sl e ) eross in front of (ho trolle ,Over 75 Years of Success old M il ¢ i ! 1ally the whol 1 ali- e e 1 an oper reates . M 1 r has 1 alon. iy st (o o of (e hesp and | 10 5 Ve ey el Gad st ve o a6 it st e o mae ora . son o ot L e A M nine b s el i 164 Fioarkl \ g € prohibition ho sheriffs generally stand from N w s e o LN WA O SO SRR : o in the opinion of | under wilh respoct Lo the apprehens | o'clock. It has boen learncd, | mossible. fracture of the. Shall tos and Institutions ¢k of t Loston ranks S i resorts 300 Autos Abandoned Sierra foothills, San Andreas and Ar np, While Honv i Risko vicier thcir occupants estimated {o nun 0. Your Stribl and |t all net Sunday in the in- fber in « . sougl e GIFTS . . .Main Floor LUGGAGE . . . Main Floor were mad, fore Paulina’s victory | . ) sstonist J < il ' L i over Von Porat at Madison Squar sRien S ftom Eondien B 0 Hn b & SONS Gardon Ty st ; s Chureh In the Los Anzeles district, s 8, O his own plans, Dem ) t ersuary s p (e Lionpursyallcd e ) e e - S N S tor were snowbound in Cajon duss, while 500 residents of winte arkey is good enougl r tomorrow Puss, whil ) residents of winter on We ; resorts in the San Benardino mour LiC¥a oo s count: o [ 0'clock @ month's mind mass .| tains were held to their cabins - : : ,0“,;,”” M‘ (m]w'tn,' Pt e 1’::-;.“. mor “y“ |l.‘-“(‘|\»’l“' s Ir wenty feet deep were - Downtown . . . . 160 Main (bS] O R G e A month's mind mass for ported blocki he roads in some town . . Main at Bast Main back. *T still feel,” says Jack, “that | Ada Kehoe will be celebr piace oups seven men hran, Otto Von Porat, Geo cumpts to take the even with my long absence o'clock Thursday mo 5 i QRS ring competition, I could a cond anniv S & 2y e T, G hean v enie 1 Friday morning at 7 o'clock. | Valley of California. TFreezing to Ou tie fos of thies hovoves T On Saturday mory + oclock | Zero temperatures were expected to participant v will by | Dempsey's ranking suceeed Children of Mary andithc Im- : Smres e woveral | Maculate Conception will receive Ploods Menace South frosts in the Sacramenio holy commiunio their respec [emphis, Tenn., Jan. 13 tinued fall togethe re’s the w Dempsey ranks | next sundag IO e S y‘,l'“‘i\ Mi ts—Mickey Walker, e Duve Shade, Devos, Ace Hud- the Ohio river to Vieks i St John's Churchy Miss.. streams were reported to b " Welterweights—Jackio Ficlds and quicm mausses at U urel vising, several hundred families it Jimmy MecLarnir AT It oth l\\{," El ff“ln‘\ ,M fl‘\. MIM"\ g e S gk s follow i 45, | Mississippi had been forced to leave ° ° ° Tony Canzoner; nonth's mind fo liz icir homes and business was a Teatherwelghts—Kid Chocolate Wedr ¥ at . ar fected in at least two villages. sarl Mastro and Bat Battalino. [ o W] 0ol : BOXSos S onr collr Ry atncEgand Values at 45.00 Values at 30.00 YValues at 50,00 Oth anuniverss { om clearing skies which allayed concern e Smith and Saturday at 7:43, 4 the valley several days ago hal 4 5 o e and Mig | Anniversary for James ! ed to mate today. Included is every smart type of overcoat in every get Wolgast. S e piSaton By, States model. Single breasted and double breasted. 1 Sl e Mt. Rock overcoats excepted at 50. years by the late Tex Rickard Bantamweights—Al Brown and ST ish will Tiold @ card party and socic Green river and lower SCHOOL GRADING MEETS ‘ inz lands near Hickman, Many high- T 1vs impassable, . sz, LEGION CORPS HAS C35 e e ded to Be Made. at Memphis, many islands I'he special committee on marks 1 4 T increasing pr and credits for suder - sunior | Elliott K, Burr Chosen President ;e on hvees. | unio viver - brot high schools appointed by the 1 LrouSIISILyeesincansloncusniza Soh Central Junior high school has ST LN A RarE e o SRt el it T tom Jand along Wolf and Ohio riv- TUXEDOS . . . Main Floor ————— ers inundated. Highways damagad 1eady to report to the exceutive com- I < L aTenng ) . SO o T hizal o ! 2 and some impassable. mittee of the parent organization £ the Eddy-Glover post Drum ! T SeanGis Sinrieit ass Arkansas Towns Flooded s Tech Dt an oS s Blo Kooty the annuall g\ ipansas—Strects in Bay and tant superintendent of the Vulean lincofing held yesterday afternoon at | 1 rte v S MITes SYar b et ot ' R i i D ags TOusers committee, declined today to reveal [y re followine ; . e ST G it re Geent i o ;f’” e ("”‘?'IT ’ Vice | ant town, threatened from old break | ' u sident, Geor Y. Conklin; treas- : 3 ke o ainsome very ; |in st. Franc Yamilies forced to v that it will contain some vory [RHCTRE (REOTEE Br BOMKING TRONS definite and pertinent recommenda- L ¥+ [lcave homes in upper Black, Whitc Tions Willard A. Andrew, and property fang st. Francis basins, Cache river | .20 .80 ,00 The meeting with tle exccutive “”j[_]“*“‘m- Arthur Gokey. flowing over Memphis-Little Rock | 1c " T committee will be an open session. b L lighway, and other roads damaged nual banquet at Ye Old Colon Drainage canals near Truman swols Officials of the school department X ¥ [in Meriden on Saturday, January!j., and flooding farn {45, Bie ! . ’ will bopresent lake .11m\w“{1:m‘.l .;:“. and levers at 4.00 Values at 6.00 Values at 5.00 < 18. Guests at the banquet will 1t is understood the com- | Aisaaidas Gor Jer mittee conferred with a similar |7 GRANUSE - Contman cel Lcing patrolled and several t Legion, department of Connee- group at the Nathan Hale school. |11 - 1 much valuable land nearby in We can match your old coat and vest—bring them in. i ticut; kmil Schall, commander of - Nonaror i 2 Dhe lcommillce was dpnolntedt to ! 1 danger. None of the important riv Pl dre e ey Sl e e e R o e Tl e e (o Bonllc st ool Stece i Ion s bcaches All Mag trousers ave made of suiting fabrics. junior high schools are un to ob- Past commander; Howard Ti Wthough White rising rapidly at tain high marks unless they do a | brell. business manager; Peter Me-!Clarendon and no crest in sight. SPORTING GOODS Mezzanine Floor certain amount of supplementary i, sn drum i uctor, and Mississippi—Coldwater river broke S Charles Abell, bugle instructor. e O e ror B Plans are being made for theling several Negro families to flee corps will kold its secon i | g state and national conventions. The | hoats and inundating value lands, | ’ Orlichs (‘c_leblatc o corps hopes to lold a field day|ater still standing in streets of | Fifty friends and relatives gath-|corps attended the national conven-|inye to rise. ercd at the home of Mr. and Mrs. |tion at Louisville during the pas August Orlich of 21 Olive strect on |year, marking the first time ”““:Gi\'e the (‘hii&‘;('l;dllcc Yriday cvening. January 10, to ob- | Connccticut was represented at such . serve the 25th anniversary of their |an affair. Teports at the meeting| Dr. M’Cartney’s Appeal weddin uests were present from |showed that the corps passed a very Dr. James L. McCartney, chief of . Waterbury, Woodbury and this city | successful year. the division of mental hygiene for | 36 _95 and the home was prettily decorated ome members will g0 {0 Hart-{the health department of the state Sults 10'_._. Weaters —_— in pink an. white for the occasion. tord this evening to llp the Rau- of Connecticnt, will talk on a sub- | . . . Tt . . . A per was served following an |Locke post organize a corps jcct of interest before the New Pkl osra Sl e Britain Council of Catholic Women Formerly 12.95 Formerly 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Orlich were marricd WATERBURY MAN HURT on Wednesday evening. * ‘iving the in Sharon, Conn, and have resided in | Norwalk, Jan. 13 (P lo Te-|Child a Chance” is the title of his Our Boys' Division caters to every I this city for the past six years. They 'grande of Waterhury is in the Nor-|address which covers in a large ur boys Division caters to every boy have five children and one nd- [walk hospital in a serious condition | measure the motivation of many from two to sixteen child. The children are Henry, Har- |today with severc lacerations of the | civic enterprises and welfare work- ry. Walter, serving with the United |face, a fractured nose and a frac-|ers. It will be an open meeting and Al States navy at Newport, R. L, Mrs. |tured skull, sustained last night |an invitation has been issued to the SEE OUR DISPLAY BOYS' DIVISION . . First Floor SEE OUR DISPLAYS Arthur Hemingway and Carl Orlich [when he slipped and fell as he was | public to hear De. McCartney at § of this city. The grandchild is Harry, |getting out of an auto at the home |o'clock Wednesday evening at the | dr., son of Harry Orlich, of his daughter, Mrs. Santa I"alcone. [ K, of C. home on Franklin Squarc.l E EVERY COAT MARKED DOWN 20¢, FOR CLEARANCE