New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 12, 1930, Page 4

1 - NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 1 ROBERTY CADE UP BEFORE SENATORS Little Opposition Expected Hoover's Court Selection As Texas Mob Lynched Negro and Burned Courthouse [j[]“-' [;”UI‘UL EASF PLACED ON RECORD :Documem Signed by Stanleys in France and Sent Here i | | leasing to tain the land 4 municipal record to- town clerk ed by Mr. and . who have held a the officc ander Arm- | ¢, March 3, and o the park Guests of New Britain Type- setting Co. At New Plant turned from Cooke street into Ava- | AND DINE IN TH[S G[TY could hear cries as if someone was! police officers reached the scene to| Pending the end of the investi-| The monthly meeting of the positor for a hearing in the police court other automobile going at a fast TRADE COMPOS]TORS MEET rate of speed. This automobile lon Circle { When she rcached home, she being brutally beaten. She notified | Representatives From Many Cities her husband and he and a squad of find Callahan and Quinlan there. Callahan’s pockets were rified. ation, Callahan and Quinlan &ar: southern New T nd Trade Com- being held under bonds of $500 cach charges of drunkenness and breact of the peace. Policeman Donahuc was on a four-days leave of absence y from duty and was to have return-|iag Church street. After the meet- . 11| ing, dinner was served by the staff Kiof the New ing Rooms. igeport, Nen gatuck PARENTS IN QUARREL John Kardys of 205 Broad strect . complained to Officer Deibert Vele that he ted szala of th trouble having of the princimais hecame mvoned 1 Are Here Again rough play. Kardys told the .po! he was kicked in the stomach and injured so badly he needed medic racts |attention. The complaint was tur d over 1o Prosecuting Attorney = Woods. All Gone—Roots and All hospital day is being ob- | —_— £Le tly insofar as the New wodern — take advantage of ¢ | Britain neral hospital is con- tific discoveries, cerned. While all visiting hours wer¢ G night T suspended today tors e ACCUSE POLICEYAN N THEFT OF 510 New Britain Han Insists He and -2 Friend Were Robbed ONER HANDCUFFED CITY HALL MEETINGS NOISY VISITOR EJECTED WAYNE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION SHOW AT OUR SALESROOMS NOW “BUILT TO GIVE SERVICE AND NOT TO REQUIRE IT” > of those who pride in ownership. De Luxe Cahinet 1.—A Necessary Essential for Your Home and Health. cger. Two Tone Porcclain on Rust Resisting 2.—Beautify Your Kitchen. 3.—The Best for the Least. AYNE “"REFRIGERATION” WAYNE “REFRIGERATION” EXCLUSIVE FEATURES OF THESE UNIQUE CABINETS FAST FREEZING ICE CUBE COMPARTMENT — 6. VISIBLE COLD CONTROL—which does away with all ABUNDANCE OF ICE CUBES. contortion tricks in knowing the exact temperature at all times. IS MODERNISTIC CHROMIUM PLATE HARDWARE WATER TANK with indicating rauge—a novel. modern and unique innovation for chilling water — so ver SANITARY AND simple in operation and satisfactory in effect. ELECTRIC LIGHT—lighting the entire cabinet interion —this convenience, to he appreciated. must he tried. CHILTRAY —for chilling salads and desserts—also cold storage compartment for additional ice cubes so essen- tial—and it incidentally retains water during defrost- ing periods. —beautifies cabinets, securely and tightly holds doors in place—its bright finish is not tarnishable. Every cabinet must pass rigid and exacting inspection before leaving plant. DRY ZERO—the most efficient insulation known, tested and approved by U. S. Department of Commerce, Ar- mour Institute, and other scientific bodies, as the best inets—impervious {o moisture and ahsolutely odorless. MODERN DEPENDABLE insulation known to science, is used in all Wayne Cah- AND VEGETABLE BIN — for storage of vegetables and fruits—a decided advantage, hecause by its peculiar construction, vegetahles and fruits retain original freshness. Keeps out heat and has characterized Wayne as “The Refrigerator THAT STAYS COLD.” ECONOMICAL GUARANTEED Reduces operating cost 15 to 25 EASY TERMS TO SUIT YOUR INDIVIDUAL NEEDS WAYNE e MECHANICAL UTILITIES | - | OFFEICES HOME INCORPORATED TEL. 1641 141-143 ARCH STREET TEL. 4644 GEORGE K. MACAULEY, President LOUIS DUBOWY, Gen. Mgr. and Secretary 1. W. JARTMAN, Treasurer