New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 4, 1930, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1930, Conflict Over Bus Terminals Crops Out Before Committee; 3,300,000 Passengers In 1929 —o Proposal to Keep Vehicles Out of City’s Business Center Meets With Op- position—Suggested Ter- minals Would Free Cen- tral Park of Independent Lines. A proposal by Alderman J. Gu: tave Johnson, approved by Chief W. C. Hart of the police department, to L s out of the from Cou the business cen- ith v oS Sablotsky special committee proposed € buses off the & room for ed it*ri through tra ilous.” Las approximatel said, tr 14 be y did not cor ey should be e O satisfactory ther cider ary to prov s of the Suggests Comnion ‘Terminal A plan for would the ci gestion pr by T. L. Prosser, an a office of Perry & Bisho; He propos building of \ a tunnel under Jordan’s Plans Great Expansion Program recent meeting of Jordar n street, the plans for m which e is quite Mr. Rosenblatt 3ritain Herald has dising s have sponse and to show our are about program soon the expendi- ture of several thousands of dollars. program. calls for the renovation and redecor ire store. New de 1 be added and when re is ready for its opening—a ore will b men's and »parel stor proud of. and decor- Jordan's in- To n we to start a great which Expansion will necessitate the complete 1 children New Britain will be Before the carpenters ators begin their worl tend 'to clear all its accomplish this in the shortest spac: of time, the store will hold a clear- The opening day of the sale will be announced soon.—advt merchandise e Detective Victim of the railroad tra icross Church street parallel Corbin place, r back of block hooked More" |,lvmn training institute and possibly |two delegates will be present from the New Britain playground in- structor’s staff. More applications |have been received than the local foundation can possibly accept. | William Helm of Hartford | United |avenue, a club leader and formerly la club member, has been engaged | Philadelphia, New York and New |to teach archery for the sum Camp Menato t Reedville, Hills, Maine. There will be mor than 100 boys at the camp under | his instruction. The Britain delegates to United June training institute are u to| Philadely bring musical instruments a poration of masquerade costumes they may solidated ( |able to obtain for participation in the program arranged for :mghl UNIFICATION OF THREE Corporation May Control Jersey Corporations Bostor Cambridge Tragedy e Cambridge, Eng., June 4 (P Detective ant Willis died in hospital here today from yesterda in a en D, ate, shot and ‘Wollaston, famous ind Cambridge instruc- ew the and Cor New York Hor ersey N. Potts, 1 killed A. I explorer tor Willis we and stunt United REY, STEPHEN A, GRONOL 2510 L0 1 ORDAINED {5 YEARS AGO | unex- | | Pastor of All Saints Church to Ob- died been s shot in the groin, underwent operation During the night his condition took a sudden turn for the worse and he die this morning. His e third death from the incide hich was plained hare, Potts having soon Wollaston an fustra il serve Anniversary of Religious ds presumed to i flicted Office Friday Rev. Stephen A. Grohol the ' church and former curate cred Heart church, will observe the niversar, o0 his Catholi pastor of on Wilcox at the Sa- 4 United Cory th do street sout end of ( nter continuing ordination Fri- Pt priesthood on 4 the Humphre er Groiol was g oper Bernare emin ordain his first solemi Milford and wa Sacred Heart chu serving as curat art church for four ompanies the chur rere he ] Hornblos and ru high t north of the into Main stree street n permission by Bishop Nilan to be would |5 of o He ted P new Drabs Domestic ton—Hoover 1 for was successful parish zation in 1 and IR, ACHIEVEMENT NOTES - »eri ™" 7 e ession of senate Catlin {'iciei Presridcnt of monthly meetin ophomores at (. U. .llf.fl)le lents elected to ¢ Holyol« ndation is nNext year, ac All Warner ociate member of a Aff in charge tive in other extra-c Morris Y. Brown of Hartfora round d their | he Lily and|to serve plete, £ MRS. SUDREAU DIVORCED June 4 (P—>Mrs Sudrean hter of treasurer of during his senior chlig nior clothing f Thread « %5 hin e LeBaudy late & p the Saha Jacque Jacquelir Moment mother's Il the boys' | er 0d LeBau oduced senior 1 imated is rug has 1ged silk wea apparel It 18 expected that the local Y. M ‘. A. will send a delegate to the arried AT club ¢ worth | reau junior the Colon—Byre been ma DOES COST MORE THAN “DOLLAR” CLEANING YET IT COSTS YOU LESS. One gzenuine desco Dry Clea to a half dozen cleanings. so-called “dollar” desco is absolutel Desco adds to the life of your clo Desco refreshes, revives, renews 1 clothes.» our Desco makes your clothes look better for a longer time NEW SUMMER PRICES The minimum Frocks Dresses has For Good Clothes . . . 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