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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1930. CURTIN TO BE RETIRED FROM ELECTRICAL POST s Held Inspector's Lih [ " SEEN LA TR Givls 0 Have Outdoor Lile Withont Leaviag City 0. H. DYSON TELLS " Speaks at Rofary Clmb Meeing v ™ —Gensts Propesal Defeated e o Attack Merchants Position For One Stands Watch Ontside. Seven Years—Mason P. An- Their Plan whose t o CHINESE MATIONA TROOPS DEFEATED Sharp Ctash Still Rages—Rebels Gross YeHow River - CONCERT TONGHT . ATNORWALSCHO. Fritz Hem, Viekinist, on Pro- o the P gram of Glee Cld e e U TS - RS ANDGARAGE Stops Drinking From Desgerous Spring—May Preside Tomght Young Roosevelt and _ Wife Take Honeymoon = hridges. Newlywed Not Linked L e With Bad Check Gamel st iic s TO BE RECORDED DANCES Au 5P (lerical Transfers Announced in Diocese . Seringfield Man Named Amelia Earhart Denies Rumers She Will Marry New York 5 ( elia Earhart, fa day denied r rvarry fam WEATHER GOOD FOR CREW fose (P—Weath LW N. J " Black Rock Bridge Work To Take Several Weeks The West M o pad- | which the TWO BOUND OVER New Haven. June 5 I Figke Collins and h Miss Catherine L. with fraud an suparior Dunn in ci lins were se Balcom at Simo x of the 150-p " Three .\?grgg }ield in r | fraternity and AFRIDS REPELLED FRON PESHAWAR Trosps Drive Back Men Who Cut Wire Fences and d by troops m this forenoon blocking of the lashkar re war-like tribe the south and AMeged Auto Theft C Radio Makers President Atiant t (P—Morris | ! several hours Officer George Westport police de- f the t by Anderson of nue shortly befo uutomobile i3 v of Andrew Starno of " Finklestein Graduated From Jersey Law Schoo Abe Finklestein, son of ) and Mrs. B. Finklestein of Vance street, ‘has been graduated from the New Jersey Law school, according to word received in this city. He had a good record in studies While at school he was a memt f the Phi Alpha Lambda fratern At the Senior High@chool he was a charter member of the Phi Beta was a member of eral junior basketball teams, in- ng the National Guard reserves Mr. and Mrs. Finklestein atterded e graduation exercises. Herald Classified Ads are The . | world beaters, * WARK ANNIVERSARY CURLEY SEEKS ISLAND LEASE Washington, June 5 (#—Pie dent Hoover was asked t M. Curle asing by the Governor's Island v for use as an airport for a|tional Broadcasting company, is the winner of the 1930 gold medal of the an Academy of Arts and Let- good diction over the r: which would permit travel betwesa the state house apd Governor's Is- |land in th i SPEEDOMETERS AT ZER(, IN MOTORCYCLE SHASH Coroner Unable to Tell Pace of Ma- Mayor James chines When Kvistrom e city proposes to reclaim the rd Island flat between th Governor's 1. e airport of ¢ 5 miles into t est into the v said if this a road would be built by Was Killed. 5 (P postponed Coror ETHEL - AN EARRING— . WA ROIND ~ o ~WAAT EISE, 1 ASK Yol Silver Wedding Date Arrives A RNG-? It’s in Your Attic, Garage, Basement, Etc! Cash It in the Classified Ad Way! Hundreds are raising their vacation money this way . . . you ecan do the same. Here’s proof! There is always a ready market among. people who wish to buy, for CASH, that which you no longer need. Used ice- boxes, tents, baby carriages, guns, pianos, _ radios, phonographs, furniture, stoves, bicycles, lamps, and evep used radiators and type- writers are daily sold in that way. These items are dust covered dollars—uncover them, sell them, “cash in” on them! Turn them into vaeation meney. Phene your ad now to THE HERALD Just Call 925