New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 29, 1930, Page 6

[ itional. Tt —~—— New Britain Hera'd : e e 5 trom doms |t} ¢ the state itself, if it v el , ) {| Mercury’s Too Swift HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANT : . p 11 standpc trary to the | orders k d to pay for the k 1 4 [ To Suit Traffic Cop New Britain, Connecticut ‘ ) ) as given | “exper * He has called the o8 B Evanston, 1M, May 29 (P— e S e h ; i e e | i “pull up,” said the motoreycle Tasusd Dally (Sunday Ex t cop tg Stephen Beames, the sculp- At Herald Bidg. 67 Ch t % 3 = | tor, yesterday, “to the curb. R W a L appe e numepous™ A Y le T write you a tigket for : 3 ) Avift y ) 10 be s in the nited States which ) 0 HINH ¥ speeding.” \ i 2 te power there is much | have been confronted with similar ¢ , : ! “I was hurrying,” said the ; i . sculptor, “to deliver to & cus- - i i . ; o . tomer & statue of Mercury — you o | ARliat 1 at plenty of experimenting has tata know, Mercury, messenger of the elsewhere, It Eson [ d ft t i <o “] doubt,” sald the officer. “i e investigation even a messengey of the gods | should bo allowed to go 45 miles ing forth much val QUESTIONS ANSWERED | an hour. 1 never heard of a o | messenger traveling that fast, cl G LR S e 1) L anyway. Those classical gods question of fact or information by might as well learn that in writing to the Question Editor, New v May 2 3 1- | sit whatever happened. I | peanston they're no better than Britain Herald, Washington Bureau, awyers W rk S resence f the customer he is || ninody else.” . 22 New York avenue, Washing- 5 quota—use a t t severely rebuked and discharged The court will decide. to D, C closing two cents in v 1 he 13 » walk and returas stamps for . Medical, legal and | down n¥ yet in 1t his next } ¢ y administra- ' marital advice cannot be given, nor | I s viet fuse t —o00 claims to be can exten research be under- od it is se h c “He adhitted he taken. All other questions will re- | are drazg yas th it pag = small loans from ceive a personal reply. Unsigned r The me 2 crooked | News lten quests cannot be answered. All let- to terr ) v ym-| Touching the debs! ssue should he ahl2 | ters are c ential.—Editor, 1S tips tc ) L th =i is logical to assum ences of other such e ———— 1 if the city is to b mproving its sewage and state on 1t as wel | Atlantic City Boston Ruffalo Chicago Cincinnati | Denver Duluth Hatteras Los Angeles Miami Minneapolis Nantucket ashville New Haven New Orleans New York Norfolk. Va Northfield, V't burgly Portland, Me. St Touig Washington . sewage matters so has experts. is un- | tely 1s: s v must t s ' it must have Jost its | Before the voice can | speak, it must have lost its power | to wound. Before the soul can stand of the Master. its hed in the blood THE PLANNIN OMMISS inquires Mrs, T. Brook- AND TRAFFIC CONTROI As : ahblL 1 fcen b ) ass 3 | schsation, The pu . \. “are you always using mean ¢ ohsolote words?” wha got into Brussels Visit Ended As Mothers Leave City Brussel, May 29 (#— The visit of gold star mothers of the 27th vision to Brusscls was concluded Observations Ihis mornims when mott of the con. On The Weather . oo iiousinient of ine fom- here General Pershing will pre- side at tomorrow's Memorial Day ceremonics INTH 20, —Forecast and: Mostly _ Other groups teft day: possibly| Marne, Oise and A ange | Oisne-Aisne and f Sy Mihiel northerly | cemeteries, The last group leaving Rriidaala A~ A Continsent ot 3 Wi nt fo Waereghem, the only Amer- ican « erv in Belgium. where thes remain for the next three Yeast Company Motions Fatiy viondy ana ot Before Court for Decision ) ternperature tonight | Springfield. I1l, May 23 (P—Two motions supor g the refusal of the ow off | Fleischmann Yeast company to an- strong | Swer an indictment charging con- ing | spiracy to viol the prohibition rom the Canadian laws were hefore the United States pre e covers the | district court for ruling today Temperatures are Attorneys for the company con- t s rast tended it was in improper form and had been served on the wrong per son. They asked that the writ Bbe ahied e same case involved also the Products Refining compan and 43 ndividuals. It was expected the case would be postponed until September. USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS WHITEWASH at whitewash nions int tting on that mation Bu 1s prepared bulletia on Whitesw ntaina dozens fically prepared ta of purposes It vou have a fence, a shed ellar walls, « lattice, a b ou want to use whitewas —this n Wil tell Fateriain them ¢ results Fill out the coupon below and (= o S == Slai R GG ) e e ) oy R, Washington Bureay, New Britain Herald , Was 7 WHITEWASH AND COLD WATER PAINT, i The Toonerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains. By Fontaine Fox. IN THE WINTER THE SKIPPER OFTEN WALKS ALONG %) BESIDE THE CAR TO KEEP WARM AND IN THE SUMMER TO LOOK FOR GOLF BALLS. DOING SOMETHING ABOUT 17 FLEXIBILITY CONSTITUTIONALITY Feast of Ascension Is (fe]e_bramd by Churches P-—The Feast of this i one can ertainly would t BOOKS IN MACHINE AG) of Pope Plus. the sermo ac ¢ DISCOUNT RATE stressed, the teaching mission of ¢h Budapest, Hunga church, the text generally used bein National Bank ing of books there is no en T e- | ir na fide effort to do at {hat of the day's gospel: “Ge ve fnto its discount rate from At twilight. Vespers w ung 1 FOR BEST RESULTS the present-day output iay ority « Ariff 10 a commis® | se lant. | the principal basilicas. Il SE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS hooks was but a sl ) ' f | no hat delegation of | 1€ wha connection with ("Fontaine Fox, 1930