New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1930, Page 9

_—————————— |accountant, 71 Curtis street; Michael |street; Michael J. Kenney, under- |taker, 1340 Stanley street; Edward | stanley street; William A. Kinne, | West M anufacturer, 939 1John C. Loomis, Names of Local Residents For- e wanded to Superior Gourt |72 8 North street; merchant, 1450 fichael C. LeWitt, me ell street; Herbert N e estate, 793 FEast street; . Lange, mechanic,. 182 Joseph L. Myerson, ; Joseph Miy- Cabot street: , undertaker, 31 Anson A. Mills, Dugald ‘v\'nf,\ A list of 180 New Britain resi- |wilj dents subject to call for jury service |Glen was forwarded today by the board |Clerk. | narski, of selectmen to the clerk of the su- | 1oH&" perior court | Newfield av The list, differing but tle from | merchant that on file for the current year, fol- | M¢ lows: A. Parker Abbe, mercha 3 teele street: Adolph H chan 34 South Main str rick J. Ahern, mechani lin sireet; Sherman F. tler, 510 Corbin avenue Andrews, A streei: Robert W. An 454 Stanley street: ( uss, Jr., mechanic, 217 street: James E. An 65 Burritt street;: Frank A sen, mechanic, 39 Andrews street Stanley Arszylo real estate, 1 Grover street; . Barks, co crets mixer, 177 Winthrop street: |Benn Milton O. Baker, concrete mixer, 180 | stree Black Rock avenue; Clar Barnes, secretary - . street; Charles A. Bence, exprese- nan, 235 Chestnut street; Arthur W Racon, civil engineer. 61 For reet; Edwin J. Barre mechan 21 Arch Fred N. Beloin, real estate, 373 West Main street William F. Brooks, architect, 43 4icn High street; Harry P. Batte chant, 605 Lincoln t 1 est Arch street mechanic Meadow aveguc: Najorian 530 East Mdin street; Neleon, tailor, 63 Harrison Carl 8. Neumann clerk Beers, merchant B us Benjamin insurance 1 street ward W. Benne publisher, 20 o H 8. Blake, fa 1 street: William Blair. mect West Pearl street; William D. B clerk, 358 Commonwealth ave iarl J. Burdick, clerk - |46 Cladden street Lincoln dan, clerk, T. Sher- Main | retired 5 Em- | Linwood s F. Frisbie, | instructor Wella 0. F treet; Boles w A, Grzy 1 O=goo architec! rthur H. Maple street; Frank C. bar ledgr bert N. Volz, flor sett d 75 Black Rock ue; U'nwin 94 Ba Henry J. Walthe mect 5 West Main st Motor Transportation Will Be Investigated | ton May 15 (UP %Tv! the whele investigation 1 tion of coord on of m pertation in connaction with ra road competition was ordarad toda: real estat John J. Hylar strest: W 12 Lyon stree fte. electri street; Carl A. Hjerpe, erchant, 83 Winthrop st ert A as may be necessar in the public inter h further or more c ion of m tion,” the com PRIME MINISTER QUITS | Auckland, N. Z. May 15 (UP) erchant, 55 - | §ir Joseph G. Ward, prime ministor | 1e: Fred W. Jos K, lof New Zealand, anrounced toda 57 Lenox place; Roleslaw Kar factory ¢ rmployee 331 Ch street; Emil C. Kahl. merchanic, 470 Burritt street; John J. Kinir Here's Speedy Relief for Tender, Aching, Swollen Feet |he intended resigning his govern ment posts due to ill health. The | announcements followed a meeting of the cabinet. Moone's Emerald Oil Must Give Comple Satisfaction | Or Money Cheerfully Refunded. ay be so swollen and|shrivel right up and scale off No matter how discouraged you have been with powders, footbaths or other applications, if you have Int0 [not tried Emerald Oil then you have all over with [something to learn and pray for| It wonderful formula—this s to be done? ion of essential oils with Two or three applicatiol d other antiseptics so | Moone's Emerald Oil a N thousands of bottles - lare sold for reducing vari- cations cote or swollen veins. Your feet m tnflamed that g0 another ou think you can't ep. Your shoe ay are cutting righ You feel sicl ecl as if 1l the pain and A few more regular intervals and the swelling| Faic Drug Dept. and every good reduces. druggist guarantees the very first And as for Soft Corns and Cal- bottle of Moone's Emerald Ol ‘o louses a few applications cach night |end vour foot troubles or mones at bed time and they just seem to | back. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THUE Tires are IRE prices today are at the the eloguent fact that “more people lowest point in the history of why n @t ride on Goodyear Tires than on any the rubber business. other kind!” The difference in price between i‘] ave t h e You want the biggest possible the best standard tire and one that you can’t be sure of, is, if anything, hardly enough to count. That removes the last excuse a sensible man can have for not buying as excellent a tire as the Goodyear All-Weather Tread Balloon. It is the standard of quality of the world; it out- sells any other tire in the world; it is the basis of money’s worth in safety, traction, E s I dependability and mileage when vou buy a tire —you can get it now at no premium in the standard Goodyear All- Weather. Your size is waiting for vou at a price you can afford to pay — no farther away than the nearest Goodyear Dealer! greatest nanvie in 39 WASHINGTON ST. GOODYEAR TSR NE TIRE AND BATTERY COMPANY PHONE €00 DISTRIBUTORS