New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 24, 1930, Page 18

18 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 19: ) > TONS ANSWERLD You can get an answer 1o any question of fact or information by writing to the Question Editor, New Britain Herald, Washington Bureau, | 1323 New York avenue, Wast D. C., enclosing two cents in stamps for reply. Medical, legal and marital advise cannot be given, nor can ex- tended research be undertaken. Al other questions will reccive per- sonal reply. Unsigned req s can- net be answered. All letters are confidential.—Editor. governm 1929, for ind dign built b e BRISTOL NEWS bul or the name order wipes out stantinople Istambul,” Six feet two inc Who vplayed reles in “The Broac A, lita Page, Charles King. Q. Who is the Gove York and wher dressed? Franklin D. governor and his tive Mansion, Alt Q. Can you about the er 190 A. he er the island of destri d St mercial city. festations of occurred, b calamity came without mass of fire t over destroy the ships in the b and only one aped. A fail molten lava and ashes followed th flame, accompanied 1 dense which stifled t »d. The tota mated were estimat besides St. the isla Q. To w belong A. Q. Uni the Lagles' Initiation rnor of e i T : Iraterna oos on West str The 14 ¥ ernoon, address is Iixecn pncon 1y, New York Mont of Schools Closed ion of Mont I Martinque i . the chic arly in t ol ed this horitic the the by anic . o cation wa hools ar Banquet open for En ployes e B os: ho had esc P which followed ivitie 1 Pierre Concert Postponed ty conee The cat Wha da state In the according 1o the 120 per 1 Do rats They 1 will 30, ins take place ad of = 3 o will be 2 on Mar Clerks Attend Conyentios ber 27 Q. When next World's 1 A. He lican tic al election Socialist Congr ) YOUR GARDEN THIS YEAR — — — —— =(LIP (OITON HERE =— == — — =) l l Il | “Pa always seemed a 0" hero to me even in hi feet, until the fir seen him scratchin e door ¢ Pu \ [ convention: T rda 2 b T B e e e e Gy e Man On Trial Shoots 0'Connall, | Two Court Witnesses ShiGoratol Bombay, Feb. 24 (LP)—RB cer, Clayton || wan Da 1 as an 1 d Breault. Th ok OriSEiEt Arthur Ingram up Merrill, ord sa from his ctice Here ool basket lool on a e « to 1 City fellow s their opy 1 up with a ten-poi Alfwiy mar i 1 points creas wore on, and the Hardy 1ever stood @ chance the Dix Karwe unders | |and wou t th gai loc A trip te een pra ha- local hoy iEyelol s ot Bristol Places Third High sch v Centr stic leagn pool in I on with v Hig erma {hi Sink Middletown High virtu Loeals Bristol chool of | tew mi Middl roand in 1 o 1 el Cit = Ppoint leas v but it was that the Middi Rristolites quart i 1 on = Is was the only Br of coming position ir K-stroke swimmie won that s to pla Kudalig, Daughinis, anc Brotherhood to ¥ Junior Brother tion John \e pari ednesday follow the scheduled o'clock. 12 to 10 The home into the “Bo in rval 1 nters :o | Hall | Just ling The Cong the oppos rbury or Ww ore. el Wat asium ing which o forge s unsuceessful playing his first ith the Bristol varsity, ‘ limelight at I broke o ¢ pair of two contest for D “Dikes” Bristol les J. Strong Charles J the N S, an employc Manufactur- his 11 ) o' this home, plan | parochial | PAINT COMPANY SUED Waters Paint and Wall Pt owners of which are civil to d Middletown High 1°1d now | Malone, of h Bl Mot tuted today Archibald Wa son, are i Clarer W rship. The ocenrred when a de- filed claiming « dissolu . Watc last step in this sui t half- 1 A { from M wi Seconds e A Hi e Victors chool secor 16th game of the Middletown uad on istol seco; torney Albe the 1 man Fred Winkle made service team w Saturday anatabl 1s this se represent hav SOLDIER b, TO BE TRIED ly once ey an alumni quin All of the gam the local reserves av ended wit lop- Saturday nig , Middletown 15. varsity regula turned victors in ague Lead Bristol Di Basketball | Ducks of N y Saturday nigl ed of nds of stmas Win t Fort Lthan 1 in court her dnesday. The robbi hom d then enlisting in th was ed over to st day. The loot t home od at loll A tomor de vouth i t's was Bri 2 the . have been re- 1 13 contests. s s Whip Dacks aders of the ue, defeated tl Britain i t t by police the was vi KING LEAVES PALACE Tondon 1 (P palac a scor Special Notice first lon on Benefit brid for irma Boy Tuesday. Prine and Lady —Advt welcon on BERLINNEWS 1 I'rom Fag Berlin feven) town court with of responsibil- Lssa, v of W Hartford, headed 4 Hartford, attempted to his drive Mr a car to top hat driven by Prigoz It fina door of the car, continued on. eyond the New- car struck hit a fence, L town in turned. a spot a ove according to found csted by was more than $100, t cen ripped off and t to t tken to the Mount avid Prigozen, 4 ospital vus reported this ving from cuts of 1 body caused by flyi Irving, 6, is st 1 bruises, face Iis | 1 slig v Prigo rom cut hosy 11g0 unde rEoing yeen bro Arguc Unable Wvho w last week Over Who Pays to settle an argum for gasoline pur- filli 1tion on 0 men {0 pay Jdelson's turnpike, t on Hartford, and Yurek 064 Mai: d to : the bottles. The t only a short time when one of t , on the motorcyele, stepped on need his part- would have ended le Irank scene. Ha hauled the cyclist and 1 under arrest on a lice Channel was of breach of the he fight was motorists who had ss the pop bottles a motor Channel, Hartford, pro- dispute with had lasted our op Th nsc nd assault many witne topped to Mis I i [ Both men were taken to the New itain police station and locked up ending disposal their to- lorrow night Spend Week-End ind Mrs. Rudolp N of case Here vanson of Mr. and en of Mr. st Orige, M. Haugh chile spent the week-cnd of their parents, Mr. and M Trehy of N Britain ord at om road, nsington, Fast Be Community evening nity hall un comp: has been & tails e lin Jtems club will at 8 o'clock at An entertainment ng several rranged. Addi rding the program ed tomorr more cases of scarlet fever en reported locally, Mrs. A con and son, Charles, having ted the dis This makes in the amily. Mr. only ks ago num- ional will innounc Bacon a few wee City Advertisement | Roo NOTICE will be a public Tucsday evening, 8 o'clock, Ieb, 201, City Building, on th ed extension of the boundaries fire district. The present and d boundaries shown on the the building de- 303, City Building, wd may be examined there. THIE ORDINAN SOMMITTE J. Gustave Johnson, Ch: ropc psi are office of irtmant, Ttoom rman Kennedy | meet | and s death misfortune has B | cling of the Ladie ild of | Gabriel's 1piscopal church | held tomorrov aft 10on at | e of s [ty the St will the ho o'cloc Charles (€ Anothie held church | voung hostesses annon. will be opal The | r social and whist Gabriel's 1 Friday of the the evenir ; parish will be | Thr e b | Threat bard " the B. Stevenson en- from New Haven 5 over Sunc Williman- days here as | ated flood ¢ Ontario communitics Leonard ( Precautior from en | been adopt Grand and conditions a More hundreds of nd in tow flooded 9n women for John 1 es in town o Mr. and Mrs, tained relatives outh Coventr Marjoric ndir of visited rela- | weck-end. Toronto, y mild ice and Miss Sears of could carry indmothe of treet relatives Sunday Miss Iidith Northrop spent Satur- day as the guest of and Mrs. Ihilip Wells of Rock Tl thian Siste at will meet this ! Community 8 o'clock Country pat | ont sedan could | g road Saturday 1 Iy injured rio of A cep in the L con night | mu 70 deg n hi sl drove himself the street 5 . Middle- Main d to ago w lireal cor " College ( An N this « pl home 5 o'clock Myron at the home Mors Work of Local Artists Displayed in Hartford Interest is bein manifested in th second annual exhibition of women | painters and sculptors at Morgan Memorial because of two Jocal ex- hibito: Grace C. Vibberts and Margaret C'ooper. For one who has painted only five ars or more Mrs. Vibberts ranks high ong the ex hibitors and her four paintings are receiving ch favorab: (&4 nent. BEE s 2 0E Path “Frozen | endered individ- time Camp vid number Mrs president, absence of ford, pr Lolia Littls Mrs. He Pomeroy +be hoste Dot w gree m and cets broadly i Cambrid William Fa Po Cooper exhibits four colorful paintings in pleasing technique, s “Melting Snow” and “The Old j Homestead.” Well balanced in col- ipestrylik | soon low back I MELTING SNOW 15 | ONTARID MENACE Rivers Flood Low Lands and snow than a ide City Items A inpro noted in the conditi 3 Wilson of Commonwealth a e who has been scriously ill with . complication of diseases at the of her brother, James Wilson Hartford, for the past ot ations & en Huch Damage ke e Leghorn 1 24 (P—1 Thow A Hartfo Gesnoldo of 1 at th of Ambrose of off. 1 thc M. Wa week-cnd sins of in ith alder- was a former ward, ond Jary ol Thame espe rive ally A foot troubles. cthods used. alarmin water covers T foot of farm land, have been sed with ice been im- acres of low basciments : of the Ll schools meeting il chureh 1V evening supervisor of ent a paper Miss Estella of t Tort ccretar vt on “Ligit on hen Miss Boylan Betrothed To Atty. Leo V. 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