New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1930, Page 8

8 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JU VE ——————— New Britain Herald HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY New Britain. Connecticut Taeusd Dally (Su MARCUS WHITE BU~ TERMINALS OR LARGER 1.OOPS For shoppers | town stores in t mains a most conve 1voids the necessity o ing space and shopper concentrate upon w to be buying The nun carrying bundles who are n both douht roliey indica it 18 wise to t befere making radical changes. gainst consolidations, eq at in the LUCK ALSO THERF OPPOSING RAT CONSOLIDATION S Observations On The Weather GEORGES TRIAL case of B. Georgi for riford on June on of the t court at H fanfare Georges. . Facts and Fancies | Qg:e stions JUNE 18 dis- radl orality.” e Fat ( Pring [S Robert Quillen As unapproach- divorce isn't so that the he increase in ling if you reflect ies set the fashions. { think perhaps Darwin was $9 1z, and then you observe that stop eating peanuts until one is gone QUESTIONS ANSWERED You can get an answer to any question of fact or information by writing to the Question Editor, New Britain Herald, Washington Burcau 1322 New York avenue, Washing C.. enclosing two cents in s for reply. Medical. legal and al advice cannot be given. nor extended research be under- All other questions will re- cive a personal reply. Unsigned te- ests cannot be answered. All let- ters are confidential.—Editor. less for ntry needs is more control vears that follow be able to put plenty s would com- that could afford v taxes for Hoover are still L Who invented the caterpillar Renjamin | a feather drop quicker R _|in a vacuum Note kly Garbo feather ame To make dogs fight, you say: S To men Holt of Stockton you say Define than in air? will drop a in air because t Be brie than o ball t on another GOLFERS READY - Land FOR OPEN PLAY ane g the Number of Leading Stars Ex- empted From Qualifying W YOR AL ay |’)/V Da :@ 5" 0.0Mclntyre Is that the Morocco for sightless west of heatrical zone psychological point. Experience shows people who witness a good become subconsciously sympa- for the blin d are charita- Players too are steeped with superstition that to pass a blind on bodes ill fortune. hangout in side Broadway near the »f the Forties. It is Sir Harry Lauder recently parad- round town in kilties, tam and s is comforting to spaticians. We ertainly can't look that comical Come health school Philadelphia will do vou goot gloves and get few socks, t of business over to my Jack O'Brie 1t Mac, to put on the ened up with Sorry, but on accou been writes What Congress Is Doing Friday con Pacific nues hearings committee holds low-Updike con- Thursday Senate arift bill to on walked out on conference opened rd bill to penal- ed Lon- al Representative Jacob L. democrat, Missouri, was elected. Benfamin . Anderson, economist of Chase Nationai bank, New York city, advised house banking commit- tee agalnst nation-wide brinch ing Naval committee continued hear- ings on proposed Pacific coast dirig- | ible base for navy. i Military affars committee contin- ued hearings oa bills to amend 1928 [ flood control law. Milligan, properly | Jules Pascin Commits Suicide in His Studio Paris. June 6 (—The Petit Pari- today said that Jules Pascin, he most talented painters of ger school, was found dead day hanging from the knob of 1 studio door in the Montmartre. The discovery made ' ny friends who, aiarmed at not having seen him since Sunday broke the door of the partment A police in- quiry returned verdict of suicide due to acute neurasthenia from which he had suffered for months. Pascin's real name was Julius Pincas. He was born in Widdin, | Bulgaria, in 1885, and was said to | have become a naturalized American | citizen in 1916, although he lived {and made his carcer in France. sien one o the ¥ Herald Classified Ads may be telse | phoned ToSave—To Earn Buying Coal at the Lowest Market Price of the Year Is— True Economy Call 4637 Hotter Coal Corp. 2 WOODLAND ST. New Britain, Conn. We Guarantee Your Satisfaction e habits of these pes duing damage, Fill out MOTHS AND THEIR ver return postage and The Toonerville Tr;l]ey That Meets All the Trains. By Fontaine Fox. Paris” numbers are among ng a Chicago n ama- t is the address of Harold or Cup 25 Ye&r; Ago Today {7 pupils of Professor F Harmon held a successful plano re ital last evening at the Y. M. C. A He is organist at St. Mary = The local post office ha ‘Is Favored in the : D, = . mission to insta w0 Portuguese Colonies | 44 one more clork ROINCO) s (P he regular Saturda fternoor no shoots of the New Britain Gun clu will begin tomorrow and until further notice An insurance official frorn Ne York is making t hEpec tion of the fire engines hers The A. O. H Silver Co church more AMErican young womian is no as- t to the flapper West Africa, Dr informed t Day A Arriving Africzn belles fattened. he Portugnese g annual Severn Forestville at Electric field for the locals Pigskin n footwear. style and are light in color New RBritain is now free from diseases am and dogs. | Sullivan e fatter the are s i Tonge able are to For a plump heauty, the seeking black must pay her father 20 head of cattle. Slim maidens from five to 10 head asserted, “the more valu their shoes are the latest they made in io They are wife- asked | Washington authorities for p r-| carriers | | | THE SKIPPER ALWAYS DOES HIS BEST TO DISCOURAGE NEWCOMERS RIDING ON THE ROOF AT REDUCED RATES