New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 5, 1930, Page 6

6 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1930. e = ta i ni, pleased at th By Robert Quillen Tamied Daily (Sundsy Excepted . Y n 5 AT \' say bees quit work when At Herald Bidg, ¢1 Church Strest 5 e sa00 o JCBICRIPTION RATES 2 y S e S ' ""'f"‘f‘ aEtees N i / Dd Ij DG : 5 ]Yofl[h who K“l“j TWO Smefl . g Mavbe old Methuselah just aged LY y )/ i ! HHIISCH Pl’ll}Ge 1.0 Three Mon: he highway alon s e Turning 1o N one finds sim 75c. & Montn x ” ickly vecause he had a Senate on e = e nts, etp. 1 ar 3 ass bellicosity, if his h [y Antry into th - Extered a Powt Ofce 1! Now B Cambridge, Eng. June 5 (P— a0 Becond Clam Ma!l Matter his pposit ted Sratee, Japanese emigrati SO parity is an arrangement that b Cambridge university authorities % e ¢ e il n Takes each nation think the other C n re | have started searching inquiries into Xrhove ; . i A . : 5ot the big end of the deal . . !the habits of undergraduates as an Bumness OMce < o - 5 at 5 L ol i he The War r:.‘o.‘—- ment has seci:t QUESTIONESANSWERED; | B O S ER Busness Office . s secr pades in which Douglas Newton to keep out invading troops, YOu can get an answer to any Potte. an undergraduate. is reported uppose They were disguised question of fact or information by to have been engaged long befers nars writing to the Question Editor, New New York J 5 h-!dramatic lines with the biggest emo- [the shoottng tragedy here early this Britain Herald, Washingtod Bureau, srs are more oft t ta tional choke. My vote goes to one il week May be rcou cheap- '13 New York avenue, Washing- for abusive sarcasm and c a Journey's End The scene is 4 Potte committeed suicide after 2 : 5 g or mone > would explain that ton, D. C. enclosing two cents in per hoots Producers pr dug-out in the hell and muck of No ' sheoting and killing a tutor, Dr. A, cinied Press ‘ 2 = e 3 farming genuine gambling stamps for reply. Medical, legal and hor them and ye of Man's Land where a war weary |F. R. Woolaston, noted mountaineer . marital advice cannot be given, NOr wage mothers Is larz of un- group awaits the zere hour. A duil- |and explorer. and Detective Sergeant can extended research be under- cacrif S rivation. witted cergeant. apropos of nothing Willis of the Cambridge police ght. 1f vou taken. All other questions wiil re- rode A i he the- whatever, refnarks: *1 seen a robin | 1t has been revealed that Potim 21Kish rugs, vou ceive a personal reply. Unsigned re- as wit this morning—singing." {had surrounded himselt with an at- of friends ho quests cannot be answered. All let- her R an Tl e mosphere of false romance which ha ters are confidential.—Editor. T aloinly food and The f Bougereai painting | insisted his friends should share and B Ay e e T hung %o long over the old |that he had been known in the lit- i I Pae ot G SRt h 1 an House bar has heen soid |tle village of Mildenhall. about 30 GFlajBlahoyTl Bosksislens £0%, e, S e e il Oklahoma millionaire. Max- (miles from Cambridge. which he i kg toa i 7or ihen R arish's "0l King Cole” |frequently visited, as “the prince waiting to learn how = A. None of them went to college. | o5 f y tly con- arly graced the Knick-| The villagers said that he called akes the census man 1o Henry Ford and John D. Rocke- | .0, oy n t ck been reported in many |himselt “The Prince of Lorraine” feller were educated in public| "y o7 e Bt “Marv? places, but an art critic tells me it |and pretended that one of his schools. Thomas Edison was in-|pq e pegrl i played on the walls of | triends was the hair to the Russian umpire’s structed by his mother and has re-| o, p 010 gp manage- Racquet Club. throne ALL-EMBRACING UTILITIF~ tha t J sident Biutilcelieg S honoterylee lexe e st mallcebutraionely Eeh Qrearenorimhiohicameitolthe 1oy . : Pl b v d t t add Dacn | from 5 M‘; g ‘jsf."‘:" on Uni 1 90 not King of bare. we often won- |lice for investigation since the trag- E Il Sl e 1 versity o what became of the silent un.|edy was that he was secretly married communicative fellow wha stoed at in Tendon several months ago. 1t he end of the bar at night. He |%ad gathered from various sources six 1o cight highballg |that girls had plaved a prominent ind walked out cold |PATt in the last days of his life comedy ! he footlight s Jar r caloon had its mystary - R, soc ments _that French Bank Must Pay s e S ey o (GopaniEhiyineg S chaveh . S| Debts in Swiss Francs Synlicate,fInc.) | Parie. June 5 (UP)—Creditors and depositors of the Credit Foncier ntrd ne . Franco-Canadien are entitled to and than French francs, the civil cham- ber of the court of- cassation has ruled. The dscision was expacted (0 ,lset a precedent for settlement of four other cages invelving many m a s I f fran extremely | lions of francs. tha interferenc ¢ b 0 1 i | The Swiss franc is worth slightly : ¥ _, dauemer and pro Excited Orientals Fall DOWD | mere Shan 52" conce white i s e : . f French fran~. previously of 1iha Stairs Doring SHOOtiDg | ime vawe sronnet atter e e and was stabilized at slightly und:r four cents. June 5 (UP)—Tong guns The decision was hased on the Boston's Chinatown early | clause “payable in francs at Paris lor Geneva haseba re sole casualties were Aintancs Betw T . a ' ande suffered by two | tof 1 \ the 10us in e himmns Part of Lottery Cash ; : R0 ) : T during the excitemen Will Go for Statue s noa. Thow ! s ] aprer rif o 25 men wer the HIp | Nashua. N. H ¢ 5.—(UP)— an’s face mean he was Lk hioms ‘ as & n a tera on Hudson strest | nder the name of Sister Therese ystandep instiicaka i e Cheon B mathen thatgnesin o ) : lescribed as & mem- | pa I'Enfant Jesus, Mra Rose Heon, " § ong tong appeared 50, and one of her nine children. Mrs. 4 opencd fire. The [Lillian Gagnon hought a $1 loftery sors scrambled under | ticket on the English Derby nd chairs as seven | Thair ticket drew Ruston Pasha rapid succeasion. pat- | and today they were $7.000 richer. the walls of the main Mre. Heon. wife of a railroad fore- the gunman fled man. said she and her daughter Sing and Wong Hung would use parl of their winnings o ‘o City hespital in the | buy a statue of St. Theress for the : had heen shat. Examina- new church of the Infant Jesus, ol Ot 6s A 3 bl t closed. howe that their which was destroyed in the recent njur 0 hand lacerations ' 85,000,000 Nashua fire they fell down some et - rushing from the The native inhabitants of Porto shooting occur- Rico are citizens of the United States will he surprised ta learn that the palme have impi e eloped hén aven If they wished But &s of egge which develop into works o ae, 2 complets and auth ty of thess pests ax em from doing damage. Fill out tne céupon PATCHING THE STREETS & — — — — e couONIRERE omiem Ren e ey ¢ ITOR, Washing‘on Bureau, New Britain Herald Avenus, Washingian D« 1 n CLOTHES MOTHS AND THEIR CONTRO s onts 1o cover return postage a STREET ANT STATE I | 1 | | Observations & 1 an a reader of the New Britain Herald. ' On The Weather Al e AL : " LA Rt (M G AR TP PR ) 5140000 0% ERBY Brokers' Employes, Brothers, et Money on 31 Ticket By Fontaine Fox THE BIRTH RATE AND 3 : St gt ) Wio is the man NATIONALISM 4 o . c ) o h bs. and Ranch Wild Wes u Sl B e e Zack Miller the Miller Rros West Show " and are at Mar| 4. Oklah Q or what is F breviation A. Doulevard Kaceys Send Bougquet e ik A S z S oih. | Tion Ans ; ; K ] To Orange Convention . s e g ' 5 P co. h PR REG Tl s g ph & a) R . & g Aeape - 5 reed t s the opening of the annual scssion of the Orange Associat of Rritish only America yesterda received at lodge headqu WIRE FOR WOODEN FENCES " 15 74 =) = Greetings Al Dest iiahen oy It is insignificant the times t al ¢ men » % B CLUB BREWERY FOUND successful convention. from the that the state feels an ob New York. June 3 (L'P)—Federal Knights of Columbus agsnts raiding the Gowanus Demo- Last week the Knights of Colum or By a n otect motorists from cklessness in case they fe w a : ~vhere h ne . S -0 miniature brewe : 250- | Lieut.-Col. A. W. Gra rrovincial he wooden fences along the sta s i \ el callan vats = wr v cutting plant. grand master of the Orange ghways. In orde an assortmen and three for Ontario east, 2 houque P half-narrels n v tap. 7 ag with the i on : club is he tric from grand Ora ) t CFoneaine Fox, 1930 pense of provid les of b ol, des 1| union sioner for Brooklyn.