New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 21, 1930, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, TUESDAY, \ ) Y ) w“ JANUAI English Monarch’s Naval Parley Address Most Important of- Llfe Noted For S!mple Dlrect Methods King (zcmgc, Who Thinks ~ Has Fre- quently Saved Situation 0 by Bold Attack and Sound Logic. For Himself, ities laid desolate, e of the French d with extir i P11y oper it ¢ power naval confercnce n | enmipire manki the house of lords, King G noon ) livered the most oldicrs o0: his whole caree world at larg: is concerned for hi Devotion Builds P “Itis on a nd mutual crotion to the ¢ Harding who opened the Wasi- | the nation a S conference The cases are et pavallel. The v nt Harding our orthy orld wit E scleome you I and high purpose, ch faith.” One of Kin speeches 01 when, as e returned to kngl iz the Dominions and ur ¢ to Le his last 'PRUBF BEGUN IN monarch A e Iywml empire ar said lx‘ 50 many nations come log o “wake up” if she w s, her old position speaks on Trcland vears later t) ntervened n s Aecident in California FlRST PHOTO OF AMERICA’S GREATEST AIR DISASTER The search for Lodi of death for 16 persc ture. Col. Charle aster, the o1 prominent in Lo A. Lindbergl oiicial ho yesterd sonal visit 1o th il attend 1 “AIL compa e in to 20 to the the causes involved We want the public AIRPLANE CRASH Oflcials Seek Cause of Fatal - emboldened hat ) o Jan. 21 P—The first | o t 10 look Leyond the sorrow | of s of formal ins itions ¢ anxicty which have clouded | int s crash near Oce Cal.. ot late my 1 of Trish affairs. Sunday of the T. A. T.-Maddux air speak from ull heart when in 1 which 16 persons that my coming to Treland to- | launched here today by ofticials of may prove to be step | the company rd an end of strife ri D, W. Tomlinson, vice pre whatever their company 1 pre nnouncin hope 1 appeal to = n to pause 1 rmi ling sy while for the la | load of cra of peace, | Caliente od will.” Witnesses 1o Be Quizzed crance of the king | Pilots 1% W. Whitney, Eddie To- poignant th lande and 8 1. Welch, who with ¢ late | Tomlinson comprise the car to the |hoard o company's will question every Coloncl Charles nauiry. what his per- | witness 2l died was oceurr at 5:30 p from Azua Calien ~OAT ENDS DRIVER 15 FINED DV ewington Judge Sees Mo Lyi- f‘I ]\\/(uum Drivin i MUCH PRELIMINARY | NAVY PREPARATION Powers Hold Numerous Conler- ences o Reach Common Ground Londo lextensive 1 President oo Day addres | “Defens |relative to Wil reduce proportion to said that, it onl {others to say | It cannof To Patend A Tn general 1) United Stats agreem naval into the tholition of Prime | January 1 \\\UHM 1 Lo submarir tri-motor d i SIATE WILL SEEK [T INDIGTENTS Brown and Maletz May Face P Charges in Death Light in Sky Possible \mml of lHl“Ill” ]{hmp Patils to Concede Demands MORNING ONLY » 3HOUR ‘bALE 9 to 12 Only FOMORROW \ Quick Clearance 135 HATS While They Lasi FELTS, VELVETS, SATINS § For Miss and Matron \lso Children’s Tat Come Barly For First Choice to $5.00 PARAMOUN T i Millinery Co. IS8 MAIN ST. Y. M. C. A, Bldg. NEW BRITAIN - NEGRO SHOT WHEN CHASEDBY GLARDS Alleged Rum Runner Hit Trying ‘ 10 Escane From Boat 1. Checkfever 2. Openbowels 3. Restorepep " HILL'S CASCARA- QUININE % sometimes hear that some other loaf is “as good as Bond Bread.” When people want to speak in the 11ighes/t terms of anything, they say “it is as good as gold.” Of course, it is not as good as gold unless it is gold, and no bread can be as good as Bend Bread unless it is Bond Bread. After all- there is no bread like ~ Bond The home-like loaf GENERAL BAKING COMPANY Renier, Pickhardt & Dunn 127 Main St cames o Arch SURGICAL CORSETS Specnals For Wednesda} $1 19 White \\l-\‘ ‘J\I‘ o Phone 1409 10% OFF ON ALL THINGS FOR Princess Slips. Siz At 25C Were $1.50. 50C iu\n\ \H Black Satin ‘\;‘Irwm 3 At cgular $1.89 and $1.50, : SOC pair. wiee 85,00, Discontinued bers in Pure Silk rvice Weight ¢ n Ho. Value 32, All Sport Socks of Waool Regular price to $1.50,