New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1930, Page 4

NEW 1‘1‘['11\[.\' DA\ILY HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1930. auditorium will take L bank president, promine t paint until he w hool orchestra | did not enter the did not begin to|of Teachers in Service.” Herbert ¢ S0 years old. He | Clish, principal and supervisor; of banking business|non-tenure teachers, New Haven: Chiel Justice Brought like Ideas to Court Business- * Thousands Inspect Modern Auto Plant e meeting| A Swiss scier declares that vill open with a lincheon and will |fish are not deaf and dumb. He following pro-|says in the depths of the sca they | make a buzzing sound which con or the first t wday in the Ne 10 p. m. address—The |t 1 certain amount of harmony e York Art 3 Improvement |and gayety. and Georg warchouse TAFT'S METHODS ‘ n SEVEN NEETS (Y ok mmoanas Devel ments in A '1 | WHEN CHEMICALS BURN % .- T B A ot oo nenrn O v SPIZH]EU HFARW[IS i ’ umebl © | TRACK THIS WEEK I L TR e R TR Plen ‘ni f\clion Plaed Wih "';,‘"_';:,jfl"f:,]f_f,“fl'l";;,,'[f“,(‘;"”' ‘ | Elementary Principals (it "3 "1 oitirt, oteniend " Capitol Buick Has Record red glass. Non was *helieyed ANNOUNCEMENT! THIS NEW PRICE MAKES THE d C u ar lI]L customed 1 coached i 2k : : i :”u”'vz\l «\m:“zw‘vovol A wvvh» ) ) chool with the nicals stored in th he fire had spread almost liroughout the structure when dis- shortly after midnight The adjoining five-story " of Youlden, Smith and f was damaged by H. S, AUDITORIUN OPENING TONIGHT Exercises for Parents and Public in New Building Sides With Conservatives covered building Hopkins today in conncction all pupils were dismissed at i e e o e el s e o Itis Willys-Overland’s 1930 ; e smont ; ‘ o boin onneciion Crowds at Auto Show v No \"‘{\,,101 ,]‘,‘:ml" e ’,‘. i Contribution to Cconomical e oy % B | e mover | transportation,an impressive reduction on a great car with a great future..... today at its best for this evening. Time has not all the libra aff to comple sanctum but the tables chairs in place and the new draperies are at the windows. The two new T gyms are in readiness, both having d by Dr. Paul heen used last Friday afternoon for $:30 o'clock when the exercises in —pazo. | ELMER AUTOMOBILE CO. TELEPHONE 1513 J o T i e T i t it rt 11 Swiss Olympic run- | dancir d the Hartford H. 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