New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1930, Page 8

Where N. Y. Building Crash Two, Injured Score New Disease Menaces Drinkers Of Home Made Liquor In West RELATIVITY EXPERT 1§ BATH WHISTLER ein's Wile Reveals Habits o His Home Life CUTTING RED TAPF EDGE'S oPECIALTY GANNON RENAVIED 10 CHUR[]H BI]AR[} Bishap i Con- I\ AT HILL WG [EADFRSHI Insufficient Evidence Holds Up Divorce Suit PRI LM S i What Congress Is Doing Two Provinces Danger Ground, Chinese Assert | B 1 > . New Britain Girls in Class at St. Francis’ ~aturdasy SOFT BALL LLAGUE Landers-B. & K.—Fafnir Northcott Refuses to Be Operated Upon Mo orth & Judd—P. & F. Corhin A 040 14x n serew—Russcll & Frwin 8 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1930. Killed Real Canary Murder Mystery . Tentatively Solved In Chicago (®—The canary as been tenta- Sssh! last October the authorities| trying to determine who > canary—Mrs. Anna Gustaf- n the police found on the floor of her they also found later the body o original arkable zor was just an official matter inas- bird was part of the the probate stigation. Po- and William <t Volimer | and fisheries a an- |t birds, of predatory animals, and of fish in the waters that bound thc nation. The study will also delve in- o the fish, seal. and fur industry. It is also the plan of the commit- tee to make an exhaustive study of all the game preservation problems and the laws associated with them, To do this they will call upon the biolggic ev. the commissioners of bird sa ies and game reser- ureau of fishers: th 1 parks and national monum heads; the state departments of g national organ- izations in any 1y connected with of gathering. and assem- bling the facts, and digesting them ! preparatory to making recommenda- | tions to congress. it is estimated will nake a good and unbiased iry, politics were cast on of the commit- ical differences ———— AUSTRALIANS KILL BY MENTAL POWER Native Blacks Use Suggestion o Slay Enemies Officers of Glee (lub j In Concert On June 5 Mass., May 24 (P— 1e secret of “black magic” whicn ually kills native men and we- Australia has been found Lloyd Warner of Peabody d university re blacks, p d women,, livi | cambridge, men in is the Crocodile and nearby mainland r. Warner spent most of vears alone among as a Rockefeller Foundation fellow in_anthropology MISS HELEN ERICKSON een stolen nothin 1 concert of e and love for © ation. They wes, of Missouri my soul.” her tongue and Morris graduate and a chosen se WALGOTT LEATING WILD LIFE FIGHT Heading Greatest Movement in America for Conservation : ’t e i Model Airplane Aloft Police Will Check Up For \e\\ \\ orld Recond On Balncsdale Picnics ., | 1 molest | o 1 betroit irs old. ". Medals Given ony ention Closes st Hartford o Yonkers Cast to Give , Drama for Post Fund t Offering” at hool hall tomor- - Masonic xssocmllon Has Annual Llcctmn : BEEIn to speak solos tion roll Wachtl, What’s new? News changes with each passing hour. All kinds of news—fascinating, strange, prophetic, real and unreal. It comes flashing on the pages of your paper from all parts of the world, and you want to know what's new. Advertising is a form of news. It is governed by the same general principles and answers your every ques- tion as to “what's new?” You can depend upon ad- \ertlsmg news. It is truthful. If you want <omethm0 for the home, you will find it advertised. If a dress. a suit of dothes, a hat, a palr of shoes, a diamond ring, a bridge lamp, an electric refrigerator or a house and lot—you'll find it advertised. - Advertisements supply the surest means of knowing “what’s new” in merchandise. Learn to read them —trust them—profit by them.