New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 27, 1930, Page 6

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6 ) D 2 ment |,ab Il find that a goodly propor- | rates based on reproduction cost and | ti | R | Buftalo . New Britain Herald || B B ot ey o i bty AU S Coteies T estions . ‘ |chicago HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY feve . lesire dge on this im- | the of ineinnatt relying upon th s H | Denver New Britaln, Conzecticut o t public i y investment cost theory, pro- an i s E | Dulutn —_ 1 jibes w It is said that th 12 i confronted with no such : Hatteras ..... At Herald Bldg, 67 Chb | Miami I Minneapolis . epresentatives of t ca ugh, and no matter what ) | Nantucket .. ire opposed ly 1 says things ar r { B | Nashville ¥New Haven . Cew Orleans New York .. Ertered at tha Powt Offce at Ne ¢ 0 t lue to this con- (0 of tru n assertion now Ll A ar 24 Claee Ma of their a L req « £ 1 t i Northfield. Vt - g { . At 2 e liti Pittsburgh BEECKEHONE el A : or publ " her than of prohibition isa smoke QUESTIONS ANSWERED [Eaziand e orial Roor 9 , g and when s v s to veer public atten- 4 can get an answer 1o any % Washington «......... 86 prohibition question ion of fact or information by = - SR & to the Question Editor, New rk, May 2 ayv's, for a time by the rich seeking a ‘omments On ain Herald, Washington Bureau, e ; Sl e S Japan Comm tually all the other |7y, New York avenue, Washing: | ofe Dty i winues. | iff to endure.” Imnrigration Project in the House bet st poll arc signifi- SUBSCRIPTION RATES 4 Tear 1300 Thres Monthe Y t 1 ators an Were ten years ago on s aiso an cie- s arc Wy 1 ton, D. C. enclosing two cents in| s d e soli P i e Fokvo. May 27 (P—Leading ver- take kindly to thcystamps for reply. Medical, legal and | ning day anc ght Alway 1% fitst extensive Broadway real |nacular newspapers of Tokye todayv made a arital advice cannot Le given, nor | crowded. and ¢ . without | ¢ operations — the Gazetle 18 | gevoted editorials to the proposal of can extended research be unden | purchases. Wise ones buy the “bait” | again speakinz—concerned the erew | taken. All other questions will re- S imnl o £ihe ¢ “a bakery, a small house fcr | ceive & personal reply. Unsigned re- | < e e A kol 1ol salin e imigTationkcomn quests cannot be answered. All let- mmber of from one | church with a stable behind it.” to amend the immigration act to tlity 1 te nfidential.—Editor. yvear's 1 1 t I fire — givg Japan its pmpor'mnav‘ quota ose-building- sonal * momination for fthe of immigrants. -down" sa Some ) heeriest 1 New York—fhat| Jiji Shimpo says Amcrica appar- smep—puller T r of the Associated |ently ds about to reconsider the i efore W t ress migrftion question with 1he samse - | sincerity and fairneas she displayed columnist is to quit |with the London naval conferenee inable ‘At most hardware aperate a garbage [and that the solution of the ques- | reversing the usual [tion would prove America’s sympa- paint stores, will give the de- ... Factsand Fancies =" | i s ey Sintoy | mroc s ik ton o veree senpicontition seral 1 a 1 3 ‘ “Is there | The Tokyo Asahi asserts that the Hattizalh s Ared sith o w 1 : e . middle 1 can fecl |prospect is bright for solution of the MOMLOL EhE C « t a you ¥ imnaigration question in a manner dRsiMeR ¥ “the opportun f a quiet at the Murray |satisfying to Japan’s national honor Sou 1 | without causing fears of increasing oWk It ¢ vise 1 |t nvest in §2 shares of b “opyright McNaught the Japanese community in America. < i ¢ Inc.) | cal suppost il p ; g o b st g = even runs, | president of the ren il 5 has i bigges: sale 1 On The Weather ||| - 81 W. MAIN ST. o i lar ¢ e tot lled for & il : S R ) ROOM 112 il v e Professional Bldg. t and Wednesday; with | ht in Maine and north- . 2| DRESSES s e northwest Cupieile for the y Decoration Day hwest Outings are here, in all o the Gulf the leading shades, ma- There 5 ; ieh 10 sHllL terials and styles, as o‘rov(;,r: usual. re- ‘ ingland and the weather and not much change o ature a atures yesterday and up High Low they like that is Chairman Johnson of the house im- the prohibition e at Washington on the curtain. Colo MORE CENTRALIZED don i i tic Cityi i et v von 6 4 Sizes 14 to 42 5 i MONROL EXTENSION PRESS NOTICE N0 ROOSEVELT AND UTILITIES : . 25 Years Ago Today who derer A brother is & m no CARDINAL LUCON ILL ime. France. May 27 (&) Archbishon Lucon o ng at death’s doo hi g of the v NEW HAVEN MAN DIES The cardinal is § Ne York, M 27 (B—A man 3 21 The old Polish state e S tat ) e fied as Thomas Regan EXPERIMENTING WITH ainst . n of the pro iy redu G Goarsiota o ALTO CONTROL 1 v 1 {ilities | New Haven. Conn., collapsed in|Poland developed representat t ¢t n e o | Chrystie street early today’'and died |stitutions, so that she hecame onc | Experimenting with trafic of th ¢ on Again " SLDELR before the . .rival of an ambulance ot ths thres FEuropean nations 14 o8 of the nation's greatest out-|h AN Fit eceived re- nile the utilitics are being | opon Death was attributed 10| which first adopted the system of | « doer sports. Every cogimunit e his b r neir yodeling for higher lnnan disease. | Tekislation by representation, l e 1

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