New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 2, 1930, Page 6

[} NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 2 New Britain Herald « HERALD PUBLISBHING New Britain, Conne Entered at an Sec Member of the Ass atea Press is tod his INCREASING MORTALITY e Questions ratc to fresh v e o and, ANISWOrS A " Ron Waght tonight; Tuesd ong area of high » Atlantic coast achian region. | considerable in- the 4 ough extending Utah. . Heavy n Miami, nine hotrs and ours Tem ast QULSTIONS ANSWERED | You can get an answer to any que fact or information by writing to the Question Editor, New Britain Herald, Washington Bureau, | 1522 New York avenue, Washing- enclosing two cents in stamps for reply. Medical, legal and tal advice cattnot be given, nor rescarch be under- r questions will re- ceive & personal reply. Unsigned re- sests ca e vered. All let- AND PROHIBITION laimed: “Stop typewrit- hero is dying!" And he imaginary sh revolver. Then dignity when [ and som mezan about it Somcthing hotsy-totsy h walki 5 com ront lLondon—na with a bright hoes for ladies chie handled cane engraved ame turned up in hird wnzhop to be discovered Carr, who redeems and th his compliments. was left in a taxi 16 years Guffanti's — ent dinners with fter which ane what happens to “He worked their Long Island es- 4 wias dismissedlfon nropna debutante man but seldom a MceNaught 1 RELIEF RUSHED T0 STRICKEN CITIES New Mexico Town Has -Two Dead, 20 Hurt in Tornado June s brought food, ipplies today > | New York court o | President Ada Louise Comstock of Local relief agengies, aided \by volunteers from nearby towns, help- vd care for the homeless today. The injured had been taken to Las Vegas and all were expected to live. CREEDS COMBINE FOR CELEBRATION o, Catholc and Calege Head Speak in Boston | Boston, June 2 (P—Cifizens "of | Massachusetts had before them to- day the counscl of a Catholic, a Jew nd the president of a great wom- an's college given in the first major | celebration of the Massachusetts Bay colony tercentenary | In a meeting on Boston Common {attended by 10,000, Senator David I. | Walsh, Justice Irving Lehman of the { appeals | Radcliffe college made addresses | vesterday as declared to be a | “Patriotic service in grateful recog- nition of religious liberty.” Speaker Deverett Saltonstall of the state house of representatives. a lineal descendant of onc of the early welcomed the spealkers Americans of cvery faith asting at the rock of each * Senator Walsh de- clared they should “approa tha struggle inst the forces whose philosophy of life is purely secular orea compound of materialism, of greed, of tangible advantage, or cyn- ical distrust of human nature.” Miss Conr ck praised the Massa- chusetts of today as a leader in the social, ed 1 and other influ- ences in the of the nation The A 4l telephona switchboard at New Haven | Conn J 1 capacity Lost Hours Headaches, nervousness, and fatigue impair your efficency and rob you of many hours that you would use profitably for work or pleasure. Many such ills originate in cve strain which can be pre- vented by correct glasses. which 20 injured nds of dollars pro- the week-end. | idences and < 3 . @nts were lettiin My Specialty r, which follow- Comfortable Vision hail storms. Have Your Eyes Examined tornado struck the town Sa Optometrist £ o1} 327 Main St. Phone 1905 walls. He died Sunday — L e L 2 S i O NTH OF JUNE ¢ bulletns. Here are © and Happiness n§ and House Ac t the coupon below and mai ~ TN T T T TP COTPON HERE =— =— e— = =) Washing T BRIDES T tashington Bureau, New Britan Herald, PACKET HOME COMING OF THE BROWN FAMILY THEIR ABSENCE DURING CENSUS TAKING ALLOWED THE RIVAL VILLAGE OF SCURVEE TO JUST BARELY PASS TOONERVILLE IN POPULATION. ken ofposi- to gain any ublican 73 w0 25 Vears Ago Tod PLAYING SATT = 2, ears Ago loday coming mander i colved, wo orrects pipo g s A Brita 2 | ea et = Ne et u e come. It must ing morss] for an; er to have his ship a demonstration Fammer But to ha follon Bl S e o : A me would have e . : ; e a shortage o ; S : i On The Weather =i .. S rin ey L disappointed 1t will be remembered that t he''pr v peplty zton, June 2.—Forecast for | watch for viola { S 4 Gitio with nio greaber reason th #ht and csday t much | cision he local court. T Mrs. Eva LeBlane, of Hpllywood & e itselr 6 the throngs ange in temperature; moderate to | sheriff brought in a man last week [ Cal, of French descent, responded . « but he was freed despite the testi- | for the Gold Star party 1o the nony offered by the officer and his| mayor's address of welcome wh«nl ing certain county fairs being hels acular lon : i IPorecast for Eastern New York thdt state. To reach the fairs on|sh there appe sl warmer in central apd | assistants, . at city hall.