New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1930, Page 21

NEW BRITAIN 21 INDEPENDENTS PICK DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 193 T £ Couneil- | producti for | deadlinc ON March when th Maciora wa s vard councilman he a famous cf run on the democratic ticket at 25 3 1nd it is not the party’s policy to|ous occupations endorse any candidate They stat- |and 15 und 4 nai accomplishment the REPORT City ltems [ of s) s s in strenu TUNNEL PLAN dded, however, that no ot ¢ opinion could be given nntit or round by con- struction of If that ed, they pe—— Polishing Apples Not be was proved a pilot tunnel GASED MINSTRELS IN NEW SUCGESS stud an to connect ‘nade public | th may ars for wi nglish Cl ingland L Teport vears for men rmanc e - mw.‘nlrl rig- | | in ordinary occu- ). auty Salon. 55 4480 Hartford, March 14 () — Lve polished an apple to tempt Adam, Larl H. Hodge, assistant director was successfully construct- . the practicability of S today saying they one W.— il hdd o Thew Reputation hy, Last Night's Show anticipated. this year's 1 show of the t Co. employes w ccording to those who have 1 viewing this performance cvery celipsed all previous efforts feature of the | chorus. c s the Boat" was sung in a hushed on a darkened stage while a | h ted show boat passed across tm! As the sound came neare e e slowly coming mm‘ view, a full rigged Mississippi River show boat with banner flying lights glowing from bow to o boat was made Oscar ckson and an exact duplicate of the famous riv I'rom then until the the audience am of solos ogether with the end me cllow wo Francis Sheehan, committee in cha Alone,” deserved a 1 share of sredit for the success of the show James Lynch, who directed the per formance, must also be given high praise. James who has becn identified w Gas Co. social or many years, accompanicd the inusical numbers on the piano. The Giiasco orchestra played the music for dancing which followed the pro Here Comes annual Britain | ceess- | 1S nd finale. as treated to a pro- and chorus numbers huior furnished by irman of the o sang. “All ien I'ait the Clouds With Sunshine . William Wojack | . John McCo Robinson | Am I Blue . P'agan Love Sou o I it Rtoamin’ Thru the Gloamin' George Fields S . . Steve Dudack of the Nile rd Delaney 1S Leo Robinson . Carl Lestelli n Open Iireplace e e voens e RObert Hod tno Sin ... ck T Alonc i neis Sheeha Specialty ..... E Kicffer y Days Are Here n . Closing Number locutor, Oscar J. rickson: J. MeCormack, Steve Du- rl Restelli, Jack Tattersal ELEVEN BARELY ESCAPE IN WINSTED HOUSE FIRE Man Rescues His Wife and Light Children in Early Morning Blaze ’ Insurance is Small March 14 (P—So quickly did flames shoot up the stairway 1 floor of his home Donaldson and his| brother Wilbur had only just tim cnough to rescue Mrs. Donaldson | d the cight children from fire at| 50 this morning before the house | The children in ages to 1S year: stairs and hair singed. umped from a riously scorch- Winsted, the second hat William 13 burned down. six months down of them had their Wilbur Donaldson window after and had injur All suffered from exposurc night attire they made their wa a neighbor's house, Charles rence, a quarter of a mile away. All were cared for until Wilbur Donaldson was taken to Litchfield | ¢ hospital. hou was our miles west of here in Cole- brook on the Winsted-Norfolk roal and was valued at The insurance is heited stove or d was held as the NURSES PLAY BRIDGLE senior class of the New Brit- General Hospital Training School | Nurses, held a successful brid party last cvening at the nur Prizes were awarded 1o Misses I Truslow. L. Baer, Butler and IFober IPollawing cards, fet luncheon ron wer the soveral od | as \H‘ to| small fective An over- chimney cause of the fire. Rit for residence, e was HLERALD CLASSIFIED ADS NO-WRINGER WASHER Your choice of at EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES 1. Improved suction type washer 2. Marvelous ew agitator type washer N. B. Elsctric Service Co. 110 Franklin Square New Britain, Conn. Telephone 4185 1t the expense of their |t | club 1au {lights to insur by Coroner J. .J of the Connecticut bureau of niar- Kkets, says in a warning to apple growers of the evil in the prac- tice of “over facing” the fruit in preparing it for market. He said it was a poor selling practi is done by some farmers of accord, while others do it at of wholesaler, jobber, commission man or huckster. Good Business Practice ’ — A RIFLE TITLE GOES T0MIDDLE HADDAM +| New Britain Forced Into Second Place in Shoot-0if > club lost first League last cevening | Middle Haddam Rifle team. held on the Middleficid al range. This Nutmeg League ew Britain in sec- The local team will ar- r matches before clos- ing the indoor season among whici hot-off with The match wa match completes schedule | will be several pistol matches with re local police team. taled up Liristol and The match de 7 I we t teams shot it with N Britain the having four o < shooting below their iddlefield furnished their 1nd lunch was enjoyed. The scores were as follows: Middle Haddam Cavanaugh - ... losing caks by meni- wverage W 1 I°. Cayanaugh . |G Hals . Hale . . House V. lvans . New Britain Beagl A. McC mn\hk . . Pape - ", Stankis .. Belkin . Kalish Boehmt 5. Cooley . White Coroner Questions Time Warning Light Is Used ridgeport, March 14 (P—The ion as to whether or not suf- ficient time is allow th trians in crossing streots is Phela a finding of accidental death tod Harry S. Hadsall, as Killed I"cbruary 24, mobile operated by John Slabe Fairfield. when he attempted cross street intersection with caution™ light 1inst him coroner holds that Slabey ha right of w but invited tion of traffic cffici: tion of whether & xtension of time Lo pedestr! traftfic 1s feasible This. he says, “is a matter of deep concern to an interested pub- Ne2 raise s to considera- CALLS FOOTBALL PRACTICL New Haven, March 14 (P—)al Stevens, head coach h for sprin start Mon until the aster the vacation, p ed for two more candidates about inued daily Tollowing tice will be resum- weeks, a month’s work. 81 MELLO GLO I’ \Ll~ 1'0\\ DER /4[[[//5 CUNMT[ 50¢ PROSTILLA 29¢c 50¢ Woodbury's COLD CREAM 29¢ KL I.I LX 15¢ 60¢ GLAZO NA roList 29¢ 30c PACKER'S OLIVE OIL SHAMPOO .. 33 C 75¢ LUXURIA COLD CREAM 50¢c DR. WEST TOOTH BRUSHES . .. REPAIR RVICE 5195 CHIFFON | Full Fashioned | Myrie giving the! 29c | HOSIER POLITICAL SLATE Martin Kelly Accepts C. P. 0. A Nomination for Mayor With Martin n for mayor on the indepe ket and others select other places on the ticket, the zens Property Owr prepared to beg in this city. Mr. Kelly. v association Kelly nomir to ent for Citi- presider d the ht in H he support accey st n asked for his fellow members. { was deeply moved b: was well informed of bilities which he unc hm anc rtook e ion. Dobrowolski, pre ucted the ucus. About members of present Mr. Kelly A. Morris. of the New comptroller and Dr. N, Anthony Czecl alderman Adam Koloc man from t Hyman councilma Murray MARTIN KLLLY nuel Koplowicz, of 1 Boyle, Lucian fourth Cabot and North Burritt fifth ward; J councitmen. Maciora of Ielix Kolodziej of street ilmen, Winter cou Meskill of coun 1 of re stree Boarc rz of Tow man 1 Murr fourth wa commitic bin; second ward, ward third ward, Dr. N, B. Juffe rd Koplowic th . Hy- Ssam Kolodzir feankcamy be headed ski, will m. 1ominate candidates fc treasurer, tax collector v o cot and i council- wi nd two the board of relief. nominces neetit not sid pta nomi not will b meetin Thursday at th n hall, A 1 the next held next Painters’ members ob- 60c NuJoL Bl'_l_.l\' PERFUMES 1rotJotns 69c 23c 25¢ .49c¢ 35¢ 69c 19¢ JADLD 350 il many other MEGULT D'ORSAY L1 DANDY AZUREA LA’ MEDIUM SERVICE 'EIGHT Fuil "ashioned 1 00 cilmen | no one knows ociation and they may sur- elec- Thomp- but the ques- te Coloncl Al sent city clerk, tion was dropped Cill meet nt to campaign p with dis: conclusio olski con and Before ting 1 the o success in election a splendid opportunity d because you ners and you w t ot Peoplt Kelly spoke as follows: esumably all the people of our are created free and equal wption 1 believe for all and spe- no man Mr You ve to for the country With that as opportunity ivileges for en taken to task f placing the independent party ir ficld New the old p: I the grave condit our cit frauc volitical of miinimize somc arty ions v. who working people of al- ways hand-painted tistics to prove to the simpl - ed that they have converted solvent city into a contented prosperous city., This prosperity trick. old and dishonest, if we re- member arig it was in the nam of pr at we drifte were torn to misrepr ¥ movemer told the beautifully beautifully prosper old party governmey to apologize to our ber when & ernment it prove and resolu- tions 1 benevolent governm v which got t pocket veto. “Our world years is but what ture 3¢ 1 to our ask? industrial of past do the fu- people, “The tem of 20 has extraordin. tion of wo wachiner “The s owner o tient wo. identity of lic so that cvolution of tood be the goods and his tene- and concealed the e owner from the pub- social and moral re- the sufferings of his not be today i mous as w tween sponsibility for vi ould “Industry tims ¢ virt m\ 1s the swe Who owns the railro scrupulous the 1 used (o be ust go.' "o- itably ‘How can ir to pay its sociul co inks our task is ponder i J discase him charac Are the tested before try on fects t of )m sons are indy warne T Are children ur der 16 effectively barred from work exposing them to con er-driven machinery hour day and standard everyw children? Is a rule? Do ou cmployment services the need of uncm- ploye “Worst ttel With pow- the oppressions 1e latest April Showers TALCUM 2c 25¢ LISTERING Mouth Wash 16¢ a0e PRINCESS PAT ROUGL 29¢ 32c¢ , \429 i 29¢ REPAIR ERVICE PURE FRENCH SILK CHIFFON Picot $ 1 .00 'l‘op B¢ LYSOL 3lc Goe Dr. La Morse SHAMPOO 39¢ 60c FORHAN TOOTH PASTE 50¢ KLMO VANISHING CREAM 50¢ MEN] SHAVING CREAM SPECIAL SALE OF SILK UNDERWEAR XT3 ALLEN'S, 238 Main St. the power of | property ed upon him. | | which ca good the-w the pro-| Miss Helena 1 Monroe Three Boys Arrested In DILS f\or\\ alk Burgldnes h (P— honids of IN STORY 1'ALL 1 —(p— ear NEW YORK Tomorrow =--- An Impressive Demonstration nothing aga u proj asi- construct regarded ing traffic tunnets may be established PENNSYLVANIA Renier, Pickhardt & Dunn 127 Main St. Opp. Arch. CAMP'S SURGICAL CORSETS Phone 1404 SATURDAY LAST DAY OF SALE OF KICKERNICKS \L$1 50 e 34 to 42. $1.65 ..$1.9 .98c* 1$4.9 Cuff Knee. Lxtra S Knee. egul hildren ¢ quality. Raincoats. Values to $12.98 Carti O7. Discount On All “Carters” 20 /D For Women and Childre Style and Value RESSES Assembled here you will find a most complete showing of fashion’s newest temptations. They are new in style, color and material, and carry an at- mosphere of smartness that places them in an unusual class. y Eu) O Sizes 14 to 50 The Miss or Madame who desires a chic dress for street, sport, dress or evening wear will find this collection answering her quest. The collection re- veals everything that Dame Fashion has made for Spring wear, They bring the sparkling new shades, materials and styles that the better shops offer at higher prices. 2 Other Silk Dresses $2.90 to $ 0 Sizes 14 to 50 15.90 The new Spring Coats assembled here are just too darling to resist. They display smartness in tailoring, materials and color. The collection is most complete with a model for every occasion. Priced from $4.50 to $34.50. . . . assembled for SATURDAY Spring Coats Specially grouped for Saturday selling — fea- turing Tweeds, Mixtures, Stripes in sparkling new Spring shades and styles. For sport. street, dress and 7.50 Cl1IFTORD Opposite Strand Theatre 168 Main Street. STORES INCORPORATED Polo Coats Arrived just in time for Saturday selling. One can not expect to dress emart if their wardrobe has not a Polo Coat. Ex= amples of excellent tail- oring and displayed in the much wanted pastel shades. $99.50 Combrazere Kickernic Xegular price $2.50. ombrazere Kickernick Kickernic rnick Combinat ‘.Ifzular price CONNECTICUT Combinations with 34 to 44. Combinations, Looge Regular price $2.25, Combinations, Reg. price $1.9: ions, Looge 's Wash Dresses 2 to 14 Underwear NEW IN POLICY, MANAGEMENT, MERCHANDISE