New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 16, 1930, Page 7

T Al ° . 3 iress ] a product of the eral Jloyment . ¢ - ‘arney, who will be held in re- Plainville News - i e L W oA o e o Wl ke e e appropriation is expected that a large dele- NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1930. ; '7 officials and | gation of fans from Bristol will be 07 ffeomson & & JUNIDR PRONNADE 55 860, Lo MR it s P e (MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED) f reparations for depart- o is sched- Attendance at Prrent-Teach- Ll A Pt a, PSR R e Lo K8, LHE VOTRE SO ST Toren: 18 First to Present the New Smart Carter Mouldette SPONSORED BY OUR FASHIONIST TO ACHIEVE junor yromenaie i it e SR e R LS e nna st B e epianed R i e e ing—Pluinville * Five | by < T ith f 1 b g iy a1 A Marvin Atherton ospital on y after- 1688, Swamps Kenstngto ation —No P'inding in Carroll Cazc, ’1:!7!(‘ the state are u Made of flesh color glove rayon, not a bone in it making it a silken sheath to retain the perfect freedom you've enjoyed in years. This very that it has a 3 C e et the t all o . B 3 : . was in \\-r:: smart dainty affair will mould your figure on the new lines ' with soft feminine curves, hugging the waistlines, B S el v Ye t ) t going on and it encrall JotBane il Heiy tapering hips. Jiffy garters are detachable. cap and 30 to 38 Bust ; ; ARl e L lainville fric: el e Attachment for $300 ; There were spectgl { 1 L MisahelDa s n s ndat el o . musieal 5. A large number TUB IT AS YOU WOULD A VEST—IT WON'T STRETCH. ON THE e S : lanist, who dled N Lo porat g ngagements Anfiounced CONTRARY—IT WILL RETAIN ITS SHAPE b ; S No Pinding Made ; : : S not Hillside place to Anthony $ el Prosecutor Charles I lor i3] Baeidecd it > 5 : . S M li of Plainville has been an- i e QU s n negotiatin © 0f ¢q today that no findi 1 L ] e waa ks by the former's parents, (Buy Three at a Time) e finest in th [ nade in the case of A f 3 ’ L L & : : , ) ) Joseph Giannotte. egeq | Mastriannt . St : S8 The engagement of Mary Karnat $ ji| ho IavE manveneor tend. | pened ntly kil wiakt ; the | 501 © r. and Mrs. Frank Czar- & AL 1 1 0w K on East strect : 2 ekt f this city, has been an- each L I " foreitianys c ipatte S o BeIVINS N0~ yiounced by Mrs. Josephine Karnat. ° e daasir =t ; s ; : ; : S ices yesterday 1o property owners ! s City League Tonight tlon, he is|name L - R LR Ao part of the sched- 0D Siber ) r Sy 2 4 ’ s > of City basketball league, eatat ¢ ) = =1 fgesidsialis on= Al asium tonight starting at ages o mo — : g will be at the eame g¥m a two-battle card will be pre- BrlStOI News ‘ ddentaioti « «ented to eliminate the games which od strects will be heard. If the im- | wora booked for the state armory f could not be played because of proms ever held in I'lain- B l. N an o ffi—\ “ : sf - rar r ) at A = o 3 & Bnot s ninyel b : mes, $4 Automehiles in Berli | o Tloc e g ¥ levied 2 SR N S erlin Ivews ;" v Baigie | QU T ] R?:illlm 4 Rt Tecturer B i ki i MAY SEE“ MQNEY The hotlecs, Feporicd, con- iring together the Older Members = S— = T rids ) u el & t‘ences oS o ; Appolnted On Yion i and the league leading Dixles, and = Allen 1. ) 7 v 2 Litos . Sl AL e . I rsaat " Park Board Mecting the second game the Terryville S ; i 16— Herlin e ¢ . G nnen s i ! meating of the board of park Maple and the New Depar- Joar s S . ) e i ‘”r"(“l}’ Ay : i t i 1 c i ers held in the council tures. e third odd game will ba © last evening, the members | played preliminary to a Maple End 7 i Seal i Bax for t £t et 5 g s e b L bert Rockwell, for, W. Zwiekwolfc, The deed involves ernoon clock at th Improvements—Park Board Re- purposes only. It wr P at the north end of the city. Inherits Tortune 1 nal £ o t f business were brought up ©f Mrs. M : by board members that the proper- Bristol High Conteat Non-Taxable Property Include atrvia B v s § S and d 4 o o s 4 s fuses Gift to Cemetery—Endees ty owners in the district were op.| Conch "Tommy” Monahan of the resident of lin, has been e i er of re 3 urtis spoke at the Sired y posed tg the plan., Rristol high school basketball team Schools and Churches—Art Toan | .o o S B0 i the sl : e - T g Kensington Tive Swamped in Swansong—Pian Auto Show Th fi,m voted to submit a copy has been drilling his men for the by its unexy 1 de ng of the a set of resoluti past week for the battle with the Xl Monday. n diately after the death of the I undefeated Middletown team which nond Crumb, it muel J. La who was a mem. 1% due here tomorrow night. The of cxpendi-| Ver of the board, to his family. |tWo clubs are knotted for first place Olier A Teribors i the Central Connecticut Inter- lastic league. Fxhibit Planned—DMrs, Sheppard late Fannie A. Bos Haven, according to the will , Beneficiary in Will, e e S 0 : vesterday. Three bequests wer A. basketbal The city of Meriden is the larg e RN e 7 Zin : onsidera ¢ ¢ toam o I stol la c W. C. A, and the Yal presented| The Older Members' association of ! | R R the Bristol Boys' club gave a card e A ‘ : : o i T : . i RN VHolous GIts party and soclal at the club's socis (Continued on Page 1%) ed in the Mer B onien e e : i ¢ 1 eld I at| the large number located in the B i o ) e » $1.00 1 mory of e TN v Britain 1 g osipnated the Gl i t he cou chambor IS prizes we R T . r Wesley or Elliot Gu: \dance of or ce ; A e o i i { year beca town of Berlin, the Hardware cit SN Tielle vo: o | t w afternoon at g society | morrow . T ards for poi ent b i) ! it polic Feer J Arnold ¢ < : he lo roop o mentioned by My S Sl P 10 the pre force and because of » show the | with 28 more honor Grangoes. v ! T i tion to he re- been working | At the meeting it was reported | 4 1 ; " to pay off men employed by od b L. Farrar and suit Methodist v t v, @ b X v t that the present membership of % : X it in¥ e ainin=th *la ille. A large number wer. cording to i AU e shiow: will be well'|the Gri S 18,6 This figure | LS : pre m surroundi g way ©0-1 - An application for rria e SR DO R SR ring th r, Ty s e R G . social ho a8 enjoved and the Connecticut Power | 0 © PSR LRES tom v Iu { 3 . r 1029, wehin [ Daughters Install Other non-resi- N throwing up The officers of the of the town clerk elinproperty with | 0f (7 town Wit : Advocates Ieforestation Parent-Teacher M st Pense S When your nolds tent. No. 13 f nefllect a COLD ear the century mark are 5 B . o numl S teach- “aufio ocal for- g s | Uniton CIvIL War Seto » NeATSLhe fean tUny: N ACiar e iess, s Tk Tonalo i esting address before : ] . R smoke taste E 1 b ! . D . les and Reynolds Brick s X I,. B ¢ tenmbers of the Berlin Men's Bible |7 and friends fillec ) school | War cored 45 points hetwer Wled mesting held last n DL\TRFSSI\(; cold in chest or and the Shuttle Mes ¥ 2 Hethi g s at the Community house last | Auditorium last evening to enjoy 1h ctersloh and Wilkir dulls —your 1nill team of 'rhmnl—_rha( 0 nfrleln leads ;o dow club with ). Individual ¥ O b Sl g " C. Bryant, p prageant prese he Junior A heav D. Lewis tallied 16 0 3 N the installation 7:8 something serious—generally responds St AERiitaaRt cave BUnagN vt G e e hosl s and to hear the |his teans 22 points. A complr throat is dry RV SN AT * to good old Musterole with the first ap- Kiiby estate with $57.025, W. ied Barber's Licer vocat i t in et game may be found —you ('nuj_th | ent t v the installation SF vh«-da:'x)o':\éps‘lfg;n)l:ihz:}rrv}g;cfie‘te;‘zg;‘e';f $49.500, a Anthony DidMugno of Kensing 4 e on the sporting page 2 3 cial program which had been used L 18 < nted a barber o il 2 = Formal Openlng T Luden’s g ot s 6 ecasion \\Urhns}hkfi‘,fl\e t"‘dedhanfd"‘]’f.f ) . THoMior il opering ot : 5 : : nasseur, this famous blend o of exempt properties listed by the state Loard of exan o Tribune, 3 FINoRIOTISIROD Enl For Quick iy Endees 1 Hartford :“‘,::2‘;5 u:nphor anthol and‘;“h" 3 . church schools | barbers in Hartford. Out of the ! (Rvonle . : 3 talking ure ma A Tha 5% Departice: ‘Kaskelbi , o, : coming under this heading. Church applicants only five IsucCess- { the paper, 1 acres of Z Strand theater will take place thi Relicf ’a‘fi'l‘ffl ingredients brings relief natur- tenm will be Feen in action as 1 1 etimulates blbod s s 57.680 and B A g 7 e s A ? e 5 i 1 t penctrates and stimulates blo property is listed at $167,68 1 ful, lition the PLAINVILLE» o for the Inst time this scason at circulation, helps to draw out infection &chools, ot them, are mention- At Tioun Balibic ) acres of i S e ahan NEARS ol PPN Hoplins street gymnasium in Hart- and pain. Used by millions for 20 years. ed at $121,825. An art loan exhibit will be ites of R. C. A. Photophone . o g 9‘2’ o ford tomorrow night, when it en- Recommended by doctors and nurses. The following is a 1ist of 1he|foature of the mesting of Sl r I startling S O, b of its kind he > gages the Yellow Jdickets of New KeepMusterole handy—jarsand tubes, leading non-resident taxpayers and |ginaton Soclal olub o be facts were « listeners Dedictation oA cRthegl ooy @R York in a benefit game, the proceeds To Mothers—M i iz also thete valuation ARSLON ! s f e m appre- : Talk iment in the talking machine Nk AR f KadEs allit 0 0 ene [MISIEraze ERMI alus : _ [the home of Miss Marion . K apg The Latest and Finest Talky 2 O+ whichi g0 tortho hango club - ynade in milder form for babies John A. Andrews and compuny, |next Tuesday evening. The hostes I Ly i IR o G Instrument - % fund. The Actna Life gitls, premier gnd emall children. Ask for Chile £20.250: Berlin _compuny, 33 Il be Mol Burhhan v nd | instll in the . i 20 _ contenders for the New England dren’s Musterole. Clayworth Brick, A e VA TA SR AR e inds the T that the forests | GRAND OPENING ANOTHER POPULAR DANCI girls’ title, will oppose the Connecti- it and Power company, $83,700; | g o werc v secom pleted. 4 o and Josie Stevens w o | W ) - - - Given By Plainville Gra E cut Mutual Co. girls, another Cap- Railway company, $78,000: Herman industry and up to t BECEEURIY; MATINEE FRIDAY T NGE HALL i ¥ 2 1. Doerr, §19,5882; Grace Hill, Ruth Quarantine Restrictions stitute has heen found Even s it (e —— | Round and Squarc iy 3 1 <@ n the Endee lineun will be Jim o T i ,;.,,‘],. ssued by Dr. W ilroad ties must be made of Wwood, THE COCOANUTS ’ S ao A O 1185 Bleken A Colline Stan RiehE ““"""‘ ‘j"’ A aannee Lol eexnen 4 z {1 with the Four Marx Bros. ADMISSION — 50 CENTS y oy G e r. Wardy Watern 1 8id mental station yesterday all towns (Continued on Page 18) | & 5 Gt Gl Richman and Jimmy Malcolm and End Eczema e L Yo Tortures Forever s o1 o o i, v FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Connecticut Railway s worked like estry, issued in order “to keep the corn borer from spreadin The meth advocated the experimental NOW WE'LL SWIP BACK To THE = SO THATS \MeRE No Need to Suffer Another Day A N A 22 A L2 A AR A A, e o . vet inexpen. | 1O provides for the use of corn| \ LL S0 You Bo aRAl Qi [ iz 0 g There fe one simple yet inexpen- | (ol (L ear it 18 plante: | AL 50 Sou Bavs Gl o8 | doRuii Hkcelis ; TR e sive Way to stop iho Ktebise Avfilno " com fo o allowed fo stand W T THE LINCOLN GEE - BUT THATS J : GROW U e |1 e -every 2 7220| 5 7| that is to apply Moone's Imerala | Cither in the fields or in the barns, : \"L_,N‘N\GQML i S WONDERFUL | A GREAT MAN I{| AmeRican Boy the parasito ean live throu L e R i hl—{,/\fl* ¢ 4 \scmsmw, ‘ KE ABRAHAM ’ HAS THE sui noany om R ARENT ViE ) 7 twois=ws )| LN was= L cuance ! 2% A 2 2P 7 A A ructive work the following spri in trouble would be the fields are not cleaned of th _ it ore it reaches { JUST WS a more or less clironi i tall Betlin iwas splaced | i S (N 4 e L 4o o Ask Fair Drug Dept. or any fist- | Under quarant Sl & § F \ Q:MGK"AL’ 8 | \ - S \ A AP Aruggist for an 1 two up is promiscd 1 bottle of Moone’s I it ULEERIE ARlE s 0 Y22 (st for nse is promise pU enything in it ¢ s Roys’ Club Swamped 55 5 a highly concentrated prepars ation 1 two ounces last a long ! t T ton 1 and furthermore, if this won- sketha ent down Z \ i dorful discovery does not give yon complete satisfaction you can have | 015 too€ the Plainville ¥, W your money refunded A. The one-sided batile ended with | f AT O ant he locals at the wr end of an v 3 to 2 t a record ones, 1 ir (i 0 zuo for {he| 7 2227 W > 77 T 2 7% A o7 7 7 and | team e playin | Who scorcd 16 of