New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 6, 1930, Page 6

6 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1930. ca_ | 2 pla its double tracks down Black Rock |New Haven 3 ( = can, by 204 votes New Bntaln Herald 8 i ; @ hat n he | avenue. The \pany intends to sub- | New Orleans , s 3 SO A | Willimantic—William N. Potter, a Sl SR ¥ te service for a 20 | New York . s i dean of Willimantic merchants HEBALD FOB : e Sewei J‘fior'-ilk. : 8 %, ‘K | given testimonial dinner by Retail ference of G n | Northfield, Vt. ........ § 5 f Merchants Bureau of Chamber of 1 a com- | Luthe ergymen was held in St. | Pittsburgh 30 ] i Commerce. s German Lutheran church | Portland, Me. . 5 ) . | Windsor—Five persons, overcome was given up to ! St. Lo : ] - il % | by illuminating gas while asleep, ish work. ngton . (i 5 e | rescued by firemen. ang for the fire at - - : 4 | Putnam — Fire badly damages the driver was at : 1t e : building and stock of I°. R. Witman itched : Phonograph Supply Co., Inc. apparatus ready Hartford—State Forester Austin er when he arrived. The 1. Hawes urges public to take ex- anent man in the en- traordinary precautions and to re- s noon is very ap- main out of woods as much as pos- | sible as means of preventing forest us White of the A al school received wor | Southington—Dr. Almond J. Cut- r Roberts to stating ) i : defeats A. J. Trapp, will come to this city to pre ‘ 3 for warden by 16 votes. lomas to the graduation clas \ 3 1 D E e »f a dark place to chase — Villanova Alumni o my hotel Association of (onnecticut elects paragraph is needed and | Thomas J. Condon, Waterbury, pres- Ay maste will think it p ident out of hiz own hea et Haven —Board of aldermen 1ch of a paragraph |adopts resolution petitioning con- ling you will all un- | gress to hold referendum on 1ith ads 10 go 1o the them anyw I could fill it in with dots | amendment esterday as g g an g 1swer 1o any i c v ke t . But no such per- Voreign understood som tion ict or information shen they t be fou I can hold out . Bl oy hotin e vork was done. ritir t v il it bout the . s. No matter the Tasusd Dally (Sunday Exce; At Herald . Chburch Btreet ra y A ¢ R Gl BUB ; ! jures 100 s % L a M ¢ te, 1 ol- | cost 1 w 1o Lo my public. 86 Aadrig University of Madrid rt 1 struggle gasping | closed to prevent new disturbances WHITEH COLLAR TROUBLES which fortunately d . i losin cen er t n T te the r £ caused by stadent manifestations in acts an ancles stamps for reply. Medical i ‘ P nough is right here. 5 | favor of republic marital adv e given, v sat starin right ) McNaught Sy = Vienna—Amy Johnson, 23, arrives an exte ' ‘ rred 10 T t fo,sinc) rom England in course of solo sestions will re- 1L the business of colu & and = == flight to set new record from Croy- igned re- | re 1 ir 1 t | don fleld to Australia. All let- a rly hot L | Berlin—Applause from pit and 6 1 nd so cat-calls from galleries mark world premiere of modernistic opera, “Cristoph Kolumbus.” Carthage, Tunisia—First American New England pilgrims arrive from cuchar N. H.— Machinery for re- | ETCSS litation of fire stricken e — It e Byrd Expects to Dock S »At Balboa on May 13 on first trial spin| Par City, May 6.—4@—A e radiogram from Rear Adm i e G 1y to Admiral Blakely, comi a threaten | ant of the fifteenth naval district, Fngland anounced that the explorer expected herst college | 10 arrive at Balboa, Canal Zone, tionnaire their | May 13 aboard the steamship Rangi- of hiblical | tike, from New Zealand. e The Antarctic explorer requested Mass.— District Attor- | cancelation of all entertainments AL Wilbar exonerates Planned in-his honar since he desirea period of quiet after Jiis arrival to the expedition’s a important scientific t after many months of He, however, accept- ned in his honor by and Admiral e Eight Foot Fence Will Keep Pet Dog Secure Hollywood, May & (OP) Fritzie Ridgeway, stage actress, was getting ready today to build eight-foot fence which she st erect around the yard of Hollywood home if she con- keep a Alaskan for a pet. The city office 4 Miss to keep the dog in an closure after complaints had been received from neighbors. JEACHING CHJLDREN TH AN LLEVATED HIGHWAY en plo k are head of ti NAVAL COMPETITION A TRYING PERIOD Observations On The Weather PHE BABY PLANI that would Governm handics populatio Gandt would not res yesterday Higt moment many of posed to action wa The riots however, ity with Gan tomorrow t Hibernia ) Simpson cor prompter. He tual boycott of . T it t as nin the T . e = BROTRENELINL where they s