New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 4, 1930, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1930. G Chicago Citizens’ Committee Balks At Aiding City In Finances Until Ofllaa]s Cease Strawn bays (,roup Un- willing to Mix in Pall) Jockeying With Ma)m Thompson—Claim He Is “Befogging” Issue by Actions. 0. Feb. 4 (P ublic officials qu wn said today, the citizens mittee which he heads will not lend financial aid to any of the local gov- e peril from 1 has been increas “Mayor Thom pson lic ofticials ay politics by onditions witl reassessment and e money wlhatnot.” County Pled el s hind in meeting d other expense 3 the only one thus ce cooperation to the n. President Caldwell 100l board and Mayor T raised objections to the relief proposals Unless something which mother he take was done today. | e a White will not return, 1ntil Tuesday ry suspenmsion of ne- xtv-mn conferred last night Alderman Clark, chairman of the council finance committee. Clark, ollowing the meeting, expressed tl; f that the committee w with en spect 1o Alder- | tha n, “the fact t !n is not the ation. but only the man of the council. Wha 12 mayor?! ard a peep from him.” .000,000 Needed A statement by » mittee estimated amount required to op cal governments durin our months (or until the i is “at least r, assistant University ber of the e i3 tired of ic officials 1o combatting the fina “Politicians don that at best it task for everybody lLeep this city go a hereulean concerned 1o g until July 1, be- fore which no money can be expect- ed from the 1928 taxes.” Tax Warrants Refused X warrants, which are the ilable to the cit il on delayed n refused by w York hanks. tee, using funds ma large corporations sible buyer for the war n the field. officials pointed out. On the other hand, City Comptrolier | Schmidt is the only official author- s, have o and | ould pro- | nds at least sufficient to pay |4 L H. K. Hitc TWHNMMW | INSINGLES PLAY Fireworks Expected Today in National Tennis Tourney president-n W. MeKe “Playing Politi tics” 35,000 GARMENT W[]HKERS STRIKE Dlessmakels Walk Out Jor ! Higher Wages Today New York Ikout order wational copies of workers put MMEMWWN BECOE GOLFE New Set of Clubs Ordered for . Inventor's Wile BASTBALNOGUS R WANTS T0 PSS (A W Attempt May Be Made to Settle ke Brooklyn Glub Diferences yiica Bantamweight o Appear o oo 0 Hartiord Thursday Night . D. Newto g ccond empt and w ¥ end of nine holes w o] 12 the Scotch much wor years old | lowin emorial will | b »e unveiled in his honor. '* GHILD IN HOSPITAL WILL REGOVER FROM INJURIES Girl of Three Dashes Tnto Street In Front of Car In Naugatuch— Has Possible Feb. 4 (P—st driven by Skull Fracture, astern [ffillnery 133 MAIN ST. The child v d on the T (nH]H on wa ized to sign tax warrants. and he,| "t an_appointee of Mayor Thompson, | has thus far declined to negotiate | Wikl the Strawn committee, Commission Does Not Recommend New Dyke Hartford, I"ch. 4— Although voting | tiat extension of nh» Hartford South Meadows dike plan of “much merit” the Metropoli- tan District Commission Mon night declined to recommend such yroposal and delay plans already prepared by the City of Hartford. | The vole to decline to recommend | the extension was inspired by a mo- tion of Commissioner Kenneth 10, Cramer of Wethersficld, who, never- | theless argued that a «nmummon‘ Into Wethersficld would be advan- tageous both in protecting some acres of lowland and relieving fic congestion which may develor 16 intersection of the highw topped dike with Wethersfield a nue in Hartford USE HERALD CLASSIPIED ‘\lla“ Renier, Pickhardt & Dunn CAMP’S JRGICAL CORSETS 127 Main St. Opp. Arch, New Printed Crepe Dresses. 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ON SALE—TOMORROW ONLY red Handkerchiels. 25c¢ each. al Sale Values to $3.00. $5.00. ASK TO SEE THE NEW : a The Rage $ .98 in New York for Women and Wool Sport Agnes Turban and Service Values to $2.00 pair. itpoint the hard-hitting r boxer at Ire l] Miller's . Esca; e Gonvicts Go On Trial in HERALD CLASSH LD ADS Wl[l PLEAD LEO LANDRY 15 INSANE Jacksonville ) /lfll(l) 3 RECKLESS DRIVER PAYS FINE OF 1 Fast Motoist Eludes Policeman 2 27 But Is Later Identified ¢ chase obtained and w\ irrest, Dy resulting t Nyg was on the t in addition to a4 narrow es- Driver Ignm"csiljiglrlt. Nearly Hits Higbees \'. H a wife, 1 to have the nd ability tc DS OSTONS STORE { £ST -7878-) Good News! The First New Britain Store to Broadcast Over WTIC. Tune in Thurs- day A.M. Between 9 and 10 A. 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