New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 22, 1930, Page 11

Demonstration at Youth’s Burial Affords Opportunity for Hindus To Express Hatred for English Great exc Hundreds Follow Body of | packed lanes ody was car- | Women Protest Editing Of Coolidge’s “History” Buffalo, N. Y., May 22 (UP)=— The Buafflo Woman's City club was definitely on record yester- day in opposition to any eopy- Aroused by newspaper reports THURSDAY, MAY 22, DECISION RESERVED INBLACKMAN CASE 1930. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, Lieut. Gov. Rogers noved on to the finals. nando Zottola mr\' W Sher- nner. aged 11 early gr When i from the ri of 434 M cham Joseph's BOBBED HAIR NOT - BANNED BY CHURCH Catholic Authorities Only Frown wron " crircicc s omerore o Fresiont Caln Conige. maga- Brtraiion Hearing Hearing Held Belore g - : 0 BllalFECU e o T practice o " s i - || that Gutzon Borglum, sculptor ot [ ploves of 20 = i The ore. sho Dcht)‘-(.aptam of Swar- | ricd past. Volunte {rove to quict | | the Rushmore, S. D. mountain Hd e fiilor ve o) |the din as blue penciled Cool- | | Lieut. Governor Ernest E a o o the ajist Volunteers, Chant-| Behind the corpse. 50 more won- word history of the en walked, dressed as those who | Lxm:d States, the club adopted a veserday heard testimon case of Floyd Blackman of 89 Pro Moore wou i “eir e preceded them resolution of protest. copies &I B i P s ak dur e fell to Moore |} s o E is ot : o ing Weird Prayers. The process which are to be sent to various ,'"; e or\‘y\:n;wrwlm and he fin the short end of & 2 ¢ FACTORY BURN 1.1i\\\7 s, march patriotic societies. it et a 7 core - 4 - on. The ]~ The Coolidge text is to be for o i z pa BY WEBR “MILLER part ot 4 (World Copyright, 1330, By United cary 0 . ed Pre i or ay 29 (UP) — . e % - c : 2rnaonalish to be mo nonths of the v i manifest all.” he : = \gainst the gove : e o 3 At th ¥ e 4 QY nithe Svara. | el Vork e Tho W CHaries E ed in a railwa PES@EUSSEB arvied to I onal cong o Troublesome Blight | = —_ | m jammead Cigarettes \pllrnrrl w h, extricat tollow the Whitney, and become engaged. San ford is rated Murphy memorial committec’s plans for an $80,000 flagpole in Square, | been approved by the municipal art Union near Tammany Hall, have ut it is mow announced the pole | will not besa memorial to the late | ammany chieftain, but will com- | nemorate the 150th anniversary of | apectations Laddie Sanford soon is to example of another young turfman, Jeckey as one of the ten ealthiest bachelors Boston — It looks as if vacation wi ome in Virginia. Po ipts were pro- kman hac duced man i= emploved ager, No Virgis a representative a to have been sent by his wife were read and these were construed by the attorney general a indicating that the young man's love for his wife had cooled. that he did not wish her to live with him and that he would welcome a divorce The lieutenant governor reserved || his decision until Friday ' Etore in which Black- What Congress Is fied in his behalf. Doing ] —_— e e e HOW ECZEMA IS CONBUERED New Haven the Declaration of Independence. jed the hearing but Thursday 5 T fol conteol the San Salvador — The place where ey General Kosicki TOR BIST RESULT mmbus landed has 4,545 1ore oOf documents for elatic and naval af- | USE HERALD CLASSIFIED The census Southern state. Cop ANOTHER SHIPMENT! Because hundreds of women were unable to share 2 been sendi s wife. H i d . f commission. There were protests| . °°7 Ustidabe i in last week’s special event, we offer again - Agencies Start Drive o Contpol | wnen tne memoriat was ~ proposes. [cplover, Rav € Youns. ma : A GREAT 2-DAY CLEAR-WEAVE tion in boys have been trying to kid D: ds and fou by to the morth- s have neglected | t o of the col the as station, lture and | Sergea . L Flashes of Life 1l bearing a large white, green | | | offi | mouth, where shorts have been worn ied | gaytimes. Four lads from Cam- ige in white sh and Tuxedo to | coats crashed the o cariers’ ball m to a ta ng listed 0 cops hust New York dded 150 inutes 8 1 VTS, JOSEPHS - Wins Marbes Crown and Quli- ~ fies for Eliminations ter of the American In- { Banking. His time was seconds under his mark of last _ writes Fczema. The HELD 1'OR MANSLAUGHTER New London, May 22.—Detective t Nelson Smith who shot and James it. 1 had the got a shoot & Har. |year. 1 parochial s hool. ha of 45 M ple street Virgie Hawkins of Wallace “I had a very bad case eruptions on one of | my arms were so bad I couldn't use | trouble for over a box of Peterson’s Ointment and in 2 weeks my Ecze- |HOSIERY |SALE FRIDAY — SATURDAY ONLY advise | killed Gordon Sims, S, Tuesday tijle in the third of < ma had disappeared.” . agencies will | night, after Sims assaulted the police | cehool : 1 - T school games played & Lz g county farm | offic hen he tried to arrest him. | Herald-Junior Achievement ata ox . g airs 1 yesterday on a technical |pent y EESe St T ¢ Ointr 118 ———— slaughter. Bond was |ner up Paul Cote, also agec ouzens railro. oli- |0 o Al | PICOT TOP Exquisitely Sheer and red nationalist flag | | Chant Prayers |y ssociated Prees ! 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