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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TEURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1930. New Britain Herald & i e o e here v , e M "1‘55§Minister Says Soviet Has Same DI BATTISTA'S LIFE ot 3 L | pected shortly. HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY o w ) 1 small | men, got hold of it and placed it in i v o i | Lo sty Right to Foster Atheism as U.S. NEARS ITS CLOSE at such folly March 30. A la number of can- Issued Daily (Sunday Lxceptsd) didates will e » organization B i U i somcain o shonionn Hone Lo | s e we gt o g 2t Has to Send Missionaries Abroad, SUBSCRIPTION RATES ; L HaeesRnen L bl el nes R el : seums of illogi- QllQStlons Clergyman Who Advised SHTELELOL lt‘\;“jva.;“{u,\ £l | Grocer's Death Last Aplll ! ; : = dnd4 WOrs Lewis On “Elmer Gan- i s ond Class Mall Mattes i Ylican in 1 “SPEEDING UP" CONGRESS w right, but it is their duty, to pro-| Hartford, Feb. 20.—Frank A. Di- Mr. Hoover seems to crave the P i try” Predicts Disappear- | test openly and unitedly against the Battista, of this city. (h former ele- | terroism and persectuion by the vator boy who shot and killed a anc ¢ igion — government of Soviet Russia of|Hartford storckecper last April 1 ance of Religio peaceful Christian and Jewish peo- |will he exccuted in Wetherstield stat Cehtatle. aavariisioz b P mol sed ¢ ) Favors Humanitavian- [P for inaintaining the faith of [prison a few minutes after midnight ook 2 E i Newton, White House fathers.” tomorrow mor; i i al protests of the reported! The young nm 3 years old. son tions were received by Iresi-[of a hard-working Italian shoc- TELEPHONE CALLS | ofce ..... t L 1 i 1. Fay |role of playing an efficient engincer Rooms ... 826 slow-moving Congress. Espe- L . ' ar it vho hias been called the isn = i : ! a . © | taco ism. Member of the Associated Pre 1 But it s ¥ president” for his frequen Hoover, officials of the state | maker, will see his faimly for 'e Associated Fress {3 ex ely £ o ve \tribu ith so-called congression- — GEENEWE nator Borah anl|last time today. tied to the use for re-pu 3 \Een Tillsithe il public men, all of whom de- in the death l c or not otherw t n v ¢ a no longer fills the bill QUETTIONS ANSWEKED s e ool ews pub ; 4 i ) s esider You can gct an answer ‘o any Anti-chur T United States does not intend to be- | prison within three months, J small secn around the Senate the more |question of tact or information by | o Soviet are mere 1 of come involved in the matter Ieltovie, 19, of Bridgepo having Member Andit Burean of Circulat s e 1 v : v irritated become the coalitionists, writing to the Question Kditor, New .o jd-wide revol gl —— been executed there Decem 9 A B 0L Ha aYnations] forp dnfExtie In order {o obain more eficiency | Britain He ald, Wushington Bureau Prison officials yesterda; lotly honest analysis of ; ot ) : sm e nehslon lather ns prendeng | i Se XAIRYeNAs Washineton hr ! Observations ELGRLE 000 MTat) 9 IO ol T SR Rl . enclosing two ccnts in BamMps | i e linz the week. liach afternoon he ased upon this audit. This insures pro- party ¢ invited the party leaders to a White | for reply. Medical. legal and marital . 2 3 | 0 Tlz W Il has been visited by his father whose ection agalnst fraud in mewspaper dis. to off : v 1< Most House breakfast the other day, advise cannot be given, nor can ex- v the re prot n e eather |.tors to supvort nis large family e B R ) i ob i o e was said about the de. | tended research be undertaken., Al S A h lted 1 the breakdown of the radio. th ption in small lay in passing the {av or what other questions will receive a per- ) 2 f y | his health e j i the radic ptio alt 1 s sonal reply. Unsigned requests can- against i ; on, e, 20— Iorecas Is Tmmigrant ik at Hotaling's Newss 7 2 1 fait 3 v A n <¢ likely to be | passes for a tariff in the Senatc not be answered. Al letlers are ; “Srike religion awd | for Southern New England: Fair| DiBattista cany Fror L inls K SchillieapNaminsos toM tis' 1 1 2 ences A White House dinner, howev confidential.— Editor. Goa himasl oni Vriday partly cloudy; not{as a child. He became an clevator and Central, 4lpd Street. R 3 . much change in temperature; fresh|boy in New York and was sentenced these social functions takes place mineral Russig Forecast for Easi New York: two yvears for a ARG i witho ars fo jewelry robbery s not invited become increasing- Itz L partly cloudy tonight; slightly cold- | He left the penitentiary a confirmed ved. The coalitionists were not : L e ¥ in north po Priday partly | eriminal and always carried a g & corded i o United Stat Revolt 1s Word-Wide S R lly increased when the bad men of Montana. January. 188 Wt expresses itself in various forr “onditions Press meaning of the name Eac puntries A disturbance of slight intensity is es registered against i ¢ there those at the dinner. Perhaps the A. It is a German family name . ‘m,‘,,;(m‘\‘ lisappear.” moving castward over Quebec. J.ow things on the other side of | was a gentleman’s agreement NOLimeaning “nobleman.” cion, the Rev, Birkhead oo | pressure covers the western portion | Parent Said to Have Recelved Stolen for a T t Sfice, eve “h should be men |to talk about what was said, but| Q. I a drop of water fell inio|piained, he meant “old Dbelicfs, |of the country sons, but somehow the : : i i A1t AnThour later every comlitionistijSpactrcontainine Jonlygucthet SusaGionvens s and juHell R BIbles e atures are above the sea- Brass and Sold 1t to s asic would happen to it? Gorr R e an- |sonal o in practically all scc A. It would freeze into a solid |jem as something clse. * tions of the country. decidedly o in ; 1 name was mentioned | spherical form, and would move in!expect young men and women 1o the northern sections. Rains have | hypee New Britain bovs ave cha The much-tra Fral L ¢ 1f that’s efficiency, give us appie- jan m‘hn arourd the carth or What- | cnend their lives t Knee been t neral on the Pacific|ed with theft of 100 pounds of brass A & - ; B e ever body wened 1o nearest c st aiv weather prevails in | pushings from the Connectiout Quar- Namee v S AR . 2 cetiout Qu an i e THIS THING CALLED PARITY - Q. Who were the Nestorians? ReeEny ety e i e ¢ 1 Although the London Naval Con- A. A sect of Christians named | gl adviser of Sinclair Lewis wh onditions favor for this Vicinity | has been recovered by Detective Ser- crence has recessed for a week as after Nestorius, patriarch of Con-|ynai author wrote the book, *“Elmer fair weather and not m change | geant P. J. 0'Mara and a representa- e e it e e . Sk ponh | Facteand FOMNCIES P sl i s i o : s ! ! e perature The mother of one of the hoys is hroade time to set up a new cabinet, under- Q. On what day of the week did i nployment not been mentioned T i ih e p ze part Amer- | knew just how many times his Junkman heir 12 Birkhead is t All S alleged to have nged for tl Unitarian church b gale of the bushings for 3 to L “If Christians have tlantic City e local junk dealer, who in turn sold Louton Gonger- |9 Atk wiitlen by deticdGrRmis 1 2 v their missions over the workd, | Toston b it to 2 wholesaler. 1t is said Some are letters of praisc name hy haven't the Itussians Buffalo . value of the hrass as junk is § 5 githerid ta convert the world Chicazo < : It the boys arc prosecuted IN CITY HALL sist on naval parity with France. In- | When all other cri s are ex- 2. Doesjthur the Rev. Birkhes Cineinr Plainville authoritics will do so by While considerable amusement RELIGION AND PROHIBITION stead issing methods to cur- |tinet, men still can breed dogs and |Sours t s impossible Denver Serac cause the "y is out of the juris ses 10 sho ex) RLe cer lying conditions are not changed by September 20 other hit on the v i = Not all of the letters to public A. Thurs missing an SCHOOLBOY STUEY c that Italy is inclined o in- = in matters of religion vl Duluth R diction of New Britain police. 100 civilize * he declared Hatteras i S — - created 1 : icult for some men | tal thei n the involved 3 which fecd on the sugar in the milk, in the city o New tair L « o draw a lesson frol: nations seen t crned about You can't always judge people by |Causing it to ac dulate and sour “Some of these governments l.os Angeles . Minnis issing © \hinking citizen will also regard the ¢ - tion. Con- | ways to raise their allotmenis of |iheir friends, I there is nothing The air is usually warmer ERRE I souls R e ;i : Finnish Boat Missing; wvailable, a man will cat tree [ceding an electrical ~storm. and | o uriive. That would be disas- | Minneapolis One of Dories Found |these bacteria multiply mueh more | KIOUS #EGH (O ough reii- o London. Icb. 20 (UP)—Anxiety | rapidly at warm temperatures. The | o0 i Gl ¥ i X t ) rose tod for the safety of th souring of the milk, and the clectri- | 5007 1% anties of the vhoo crowd . tly Henr Joy, of Detr ighting equipment, which is done elsc considerable i} ¢ motor manufacturer, bland- the name of securi s autcome ness ¥ House judiciary commit- | Th hief trouble-maker in the The conscience is the still small | a belicve, howeve that | New i ! Finnish barque Killoran of 1,757 $ 3 I el X I don it i . thut | on the “Protest- | parley, however, is France. For ten | voice that shuts up entirely when [€al Phenomenon arc il o New Orleans . tons, which has not been reported t P y - peoples of the world would support » i nected. nor does the 4 5 was Jlame f ears, or ever since the end of ere’s a profit in sight. Hotlier religious avars UChey are Loo)|iNey since it passed Barry Island, ol to blame for | years. o ince the end of th: there'sa p he milleite 560 N0 relig I re 199 v prohibition law. world war, France has been diffi- e jon't| @ How old Judliteren g o 3 : MWdleasJanuary Lo enirolie ot o 9 , e Tn listing great inventors. dom't| gt BV RO DopoliDinst ha N Northfield, Vit South American coast ) Iis statement, | cull 1o satisfy. As security iNCTeases. | o oroo) the husband who invented |47 18 B TRATHECH e sent ' that it injects re- |her dissatisfaction does not neces- ghe line: “l1 knew you'd understand, ¢ is 31 years 7 married to Tlorence Eldrid actress of the screen and stag — 1 v c gathered for 1 inc nes up opponents | She has said that she is ready to = O Whatl didl Cal i Tinabarel dence to repair the moral and m - 5 while the boat may have been w A German has invented A €ON- | 5 yig qiiplane, “Spirit e terial ruins of thosc immense ro- SPRING TRAINING cd overhoard uthorities were 5 {rivance to stop snoring. Probably ;o R gions (of Russia) which constitu Boston, Yeb, 20 (UP)—Baitery |closelv watching for word of the During that |shaped something like an elbow. | “"(™ L of the whole univers ndidates for the Toston coll barque alove and ball and 2 i t i obvious truth | time political — seeurity has been - L day of cxpiation and v, i | Pittsburs o d A German steamship later found which he has ash he world Portland . 8 M lone o fthe Killoran's boats water- on any sandlot ibition discussion | sarily decr dear.” join him t voke “Divine Provi-|St. Louis A 30 logged in the north Atlantic and at"—t00 much a ba 1 y ficir religious af- | reduce her armaments as political or T won't play, and Tl ta ¥ | filiation sccurity s attained i He presented it {o the Smih- | & SINH pa ' 2 Y H sonian Tnstitution (1l Natio 1 think Pope and the Arch- 1 team will commence “spring | The Killoran, owned by Gusia them." A littic f t s groups have |augmented through the Locarno| But where do these “realistic’|yfygeum) at Washin Sheb <hop of Canterbury might as well jur at Commonwealth armory | Erikson, is onc of the last sailing authors get their voeabularies? [ oo B e S0t P Hibition \ a mind-vour-own-husiness | h t Monday | vesscls built in Dritain |There aren't many livery stables | " wag Richard Arlen a fiyer ¢ cad commente : ! now tha orlal wan s ave Russian city cad public dis- by the Kellogg-Briand pact, which | ——— A ceases (0 ¢ \rohibition discus- | pact, wheh gives France military We arc pla v v a different thing guarante2s on her eastern frontier; He was in the Ttoya = i ndant ] them to apply 10 & s il that one | has made it at least casier to or-| With smaller ships they'll Just|copps, gricky Aboul onc jod voun | fight at closer range and yell heroic | . What is a vacuum? ery 1 + in New Yorl sass for the poor scheol boy to learn. | & Tt is a space entirely devaid |tend ehurch,” he said . e seed catalogues, che anning vour summer gard 1 GARDEN THIS YEAR cs, or political i ve beer tiar ganize world opinion in the cvent o7 bliclyFflonR Y 7 t r with the threatensd hostilities, and through e ; o ver th o . of matter, or the congition of su - < s nniuzi Solth amunen ez an fos nings occurring A ¢ y or the League of Nations and the A hick town is a place where ¥ou |4 space AL Lo e i for 3ou e’ of Wa biieretivg, o7 o now 1 nat : beanch is | World Court, both of which are can tell how rich a man is by asking | Q. What docs Washinzton. Feb. 20 (Ul 2ot the estential requirements of ggrdening—planting, grow ported persccutions of - Christiae large and small the T.ati ‘ommon Cour i { cither prohi- | functioning. your wife fo ask the banker's wife. | “Honi soit qui mal y pense” mean . = A, "Evil to him who thinks evil.|and Jews by Soviet Russia is pro- i e cour and send for it amd he veady when the fast zht tle . r ) yublic guestio As against this securi rance 5 i ) g 2 n 1 vour garden RIG! EhtRe pibl lon Lol il Americanism: Insisting that our| . Whera can information abont | ttsted in a resolution introduced in ur garden RIGHT of humor a litt 1 in this manner has a military alliance with Poland, children learn a foreign language: |the two flonting universitics be ob- |the ho of Rep. Hamilton I'ish for the 1 4 © “peycholozical cffect, i¢ this | Czecho-Slovakin and Jugo-Slavia: |making little cffort to teach them |tained? republican, New York — == = — =(LIP COUPON HERE = =—— =— — much pretti v t permitted, is to she has tho largest and pest cquip- LhclrRom L | From the University Travel The resolution nuH] 0 NING EDITOR it u v Iferald, tant < ped army in L i sl an a SN ssoclation, 285 Madison Avenue,|Eress on record as “desivous il New Yoilk Avenue. Washington, I l it me ped army in Europe; she has an air | poang it js safer to have old |New York and the International |Willing” to cooperate with other na- { e 5 Ao Tnition | force that appears to lead the world |men in the supreme court, but 10ok |University Cruise, Inc 1 TDroad-|tions in trying to persuade 1tussii ; y ! d | become w |in its potentiality for uggressive |at the senate. way, New York aguinst such persecution anl ¥ e will stick | power: and she has a navy large and e o ¥ | Q. Where would the. needle would extend the sympathy of cosi- ' What's the use? By the time we | the magnetic compass point if it | &ress to vietims zet elevated highways over rail|werc at the North Pole? Until such persecutions ceass | streEr AND NUMBER 3 his own par- | powerful enough to maintain her Whereas the comnunications to any of her | crossings we'll need tunnels 10 es-| A. 1t would point south foward | resolution says, recognition of Ru 2 | clioration | colonies and able, in the opinion of |cape air flivvers. the North Magnetic pole which lies | sia ncompatible” with American l*“‘ Gl A —— |south of the geographic North Pole. | iaditions and institutions I am a reader of the New Britain Herald | Alas! If society decides to kill the | Q. Where did playing cards| “The school children of Jtussia | idiots. justice will require half kill- | originate” | taught in the public e — - = | e being ST SR mixture of | observers, in- | supremacy in Linglish Channel Lediicnraneat) ing so many others, | A, They are of obscurc origin. schools to hate God and all forius ¢ past sea pwer and land - - and there are many nations that arc ! ower among tons have been| The head docsn't make all opin- | credited with being their birthplace o olostst approach 195 A woman's opinion of the new | The view generally acceptod is that 0 . if) M Gui 8 F styles is drtermined by her hips. they originated in Asia. Some au- Mlcl{ey (Hlmse ) culre ) a comiination of the two was i SV e S G ¢ was relative- | Tf a man hasn't a wife. you can {Hindustan in ancient times. but no of Great Brit. €l get 4 line on his income by |definite facts seem to he available looking him up in a rating book Moncton says that nothing prac 5 ically is known of the history o You can sy one thing for a |cards berore the 14th century. Tow- aimed a great comic artist His work was ove we learn from other antkh opc. The cnd |a lot better he zot rich | ties that the Chinese are cnough fo hirc « have played cards as « A D “After woman seldom| Q. Who invented specticls end of the It with 2 to Liritish Ihis changes her opinion.” 1t depends on A, They were inventod ained to | her oviginal opinien of divorce, and |the 13th century, and credit is give the kind of son-in-law she gels. by some to Alessandro di pina IFlorentine monk, and by others Another d ceable thing about | Reser Tiacon. he old fogy is his ability to get| @ ol wha along without ziving you a job. i tance ! A, Ttis produce Correct this sentence “When we 1Y pulverized lime lare married, darling.” said she, I proportions about 75 to I rinding FIE SV ICTOUST SMALL TOWN ' 5 med | snall give you as much freedom as |them together: th g the you have now.” mixture at very high heat; and last Iy grinding the resulting (Conveisht duae: ehere impalpable powder SR Q. Is ther filing an incor A, Wilful failure to file come tux return carrics of not more than $1.000 he parley W \ more than one year's impriconment e o or both, and an addition of 25 per 1 8 t men And | qept in the amount of the tax cnzincers of | lidated mail- | What do the names Gertrude, 100, has politi Y oy materializes, Lusiness in New it B 0 teuis about: I Britain jvlliuo paralyzed. 3 Max and Frank me: Company 1 of New Britain defeat-| "0 " e meanings respectively ) 4 Company A of Hartford in in-|gra “truc™. “fife”. “purcr. “worship. to causc the Conter- | goor baseball last cvening, the SCOVe | por of Grod”, “hold warHor “grent WATCIING THE GANMI 3 ¢ Belnz. 19 o' 17, Bafos andl Nolani| wortiar® and. “Frosdomu. fed ; s the battery for the local team om their positio nsists m a deere: DOG SHOW OPENS Boston, IFeb. 4 (P—King Do with all the men of his aristo- The Corbin Motor Vehicle corpor- | ROSTON wtion has made an announcement ot 5 the deseription of the cars which it away a cigar butt in his | will put on the market this spring. | crqgic court, began a three day Mas Plans are being made by the local : T D e uelal ana|rclen in the .Sth annual show of ested in the remair . 3 AT the Lastern Dog club at the Boston dance to be held in Hoftman's haul! | contributed 1o/ 'an: Mebriary Garden today. Coolidgian silence. But Northamptoi New Britain conneil, 0, U, A, M Leading representatives of 65 : Sl ol lEa Sitebve lion ‘oEadtnk | Wesdsiolthen imBAChl Ui deg s not 1.os Anzcles have been sent from all parts o! the country for the competition CIGAR BUTTS town ot Northampton ton’s birthday this cvening. Tl Kenilworth orchesira will Sing. <0 aliforni here the ex-pres John Lamb of Landers, Frary: & |Terriers of 16 types, with 425 en 1 when | €lurk has received a patent for a|UMies. lead the breeds in number paring knife and gauge | with 273 <porting dogs of 10 hreeds Tho brief warm wave ~n |and 201 working Jdogs of 11 breeds (“Fontaine Fox. 1730 In the great metropolis of sout thd \ ¢ his cigar [ 1 wom pped by another cold wind, iollowing in order.

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