New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1930, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1930. m‘— —_— - G R e L I et e T S T i ¢l proveos o saapet i vear-old daughter af Tom Mix, weds by Otto Arne. Albany, N. Y. burns Davis said Selby fired without| R of nSC1Led Douglas wore, screen actor, after up after forced landing but Arne| warning when he and Brown sought Veteran Employe of New Haven P ; 2 fair m'h for ¢ uninjured to arrest service ow h b . 1 a cday 0 25 clopemen ininjured 0 arrest the servico owner on &| pooo i it/ dapriand! fout e e cdor o i i rashingtc tivstats: ‘eom New Bedford &8 —— Stanley|charge of selling liquer ol s z Sh B ioLnC 2 E g A s due to im- Enrolled in Academy of Science , asmmsn - roersae com. G given 15 to 75 vears in| Although weak from loss of bIood. | a¢ Eacr Sreer Some, | destne G R ey Do i e mne i1 H plea of r s n- te prison and James C. Dolan Davis lifted his brother agent into 5 5 I sphyxiate 8 Beeor oor W AL IOI‘ S(al]d!l]g 10 Stlldles gressmen for delay in Grear North- | five vears in Concord reformatory |their car and drove here, then col-| Mr. and Mrs W. R. Brown of 652 th o of ertedlosia s 2000 g 3 f rs have been invented DRy iy ern Pacific railroad . on armed robbery charges lapsed. Brown had died en route. |East street are celebrating their t T T ! oI the ca 5 5 Brevent walbitui Reno—Irving weds Miss| Worcester, Mass —Pehr G. Holmes | —— 40th wedding annive vy today 1 ' er respons forl: e ; yeg . ering women office Sam A. Vetrano, son of Mr. and |y, yion et i lantotnces ‘eandtans o sonittian| | EIDNATEDITWING FOUNDI N | oy oo BELEETY SO ar Mrs. Carmine D. Vetrano of 9 RUSS-|immediately after wife 1© granted nomination for rongress from fourth| Boston, June 10 (UP)—Spirited |church in Hartford in win road, has been admitted to the|givorce congressional district away from their Mattapan home| They have three children, W. F Academy of Science at Notre Dame | New. York—Government seizes 5 Boston — Vito Tanulis, 19-vear- late vesterday by an ice créam ven- | Brown of Hariford, Mrs. James Kil- | Mary, J Sd T airlasiphia: 4 > 5 university, This is considered the|jng cases of sardines in war on al-|old Enzlish school pitcher, |dor, Pauline and Sumner Sneierson. |y of Mahony City, Pa. and Made- Mary, 54 S2p R BEW E 1 highest honor a student in the pre- | jegeq o by Norwegian signed by New York Yankees seven-year-old twins, were 10cAtad |1ins (- Brown of this eits " e X . nd dau AR ! medical course can attain and is|;, 2 r e . unharmed eight hours afterward in Mr 1 a Rax 1 died me'\l of American Federation of L H. & Hartford railroad pt : — | loyment ti—A. W. Shafer, district| sales manager for H_L Doherty| Suspected Bootlegger, Accused of and company of New York ed for shortage expected to m"hl Slaying Dry Agent, Believed 310 | Washington—House passes senate | bill reorganizing federal power coni-| Alyuras, Cal, June. 10 (P—Posses mission as recommended by Hoover. | searghed in the mountain wilds of Austin, Tex.—Governor Mood) Moddc county today for Rodney Scl- and former Governor Ferguson clash | suspected bootlegger, accused at session of state democratic com- | of slaying Federal Prohibition Agent mittee lbert L. Brown and wounding 4 | ‘~r Louis—City's population put at | Robert Davis when they Alturas, Cal.—Bootlegger suspect | s ing station at Indian Springs, kills federal proh on agent and miles west of here. wpunds compan at Indian Springs i |t o Pinnaclerox Certified Milk public, giving survey of conditions recommendations to be made later 5 Bucha Rumania—King %arol V AVE NGS =N Gl At i i R WE HAVE THE RING speaking of him disrespectfully < | Mexico City—Luis Morones, for, " 3 ° mer “secreta of industry, acc il g P ’ , former President Portes Gil of plo - 1z assassination of President Ortiz i 3 before latter took office &) tain Lewis A 00d will tour of Hiding in California. ©0 men why former Presi- imprison- New England ua, N. H. — Joseph Agofsky EOPLE who eat the best meats, the best butter, the best eggs also Let Le Witt fit you out with drink the best milk. Pure rich milk is nature’s perfect food for a ring in Orange Blossom. . g + : £ W e i v babies and grown-ups alike. Tt contains more food value, more Largest variety in town. [ 3 beneficial life-giving substances than any other item in our diet. & M. C. LeWitt e ‘(‘, s ¥oia o Jeweler and Diamond o 5 ik 1 Jomesti el Pinnaclerox Certified Milk is better Up 1 Flight 299 Main St. —————————————————————————— than ordinary milk because it isi— <, 1. Cleaner— Certified Milk is only produced und d state and fed- eral inspections of the dairy, milking s cattle and employes. 2. Healthler—-— The bacteria count wl a milk and very low in Pmna care in the preparation at 1 not pasteurized; it doesn't need t milk contains life-giving sub Rl s E the pasteurization process. NJOY better heat at lower cost with 3 Sa.fel'— your present heating equipment. People who drin produced in th Fill your bins with Famous Reading healthy, clean and sound. 5 i 2 3 the dairy and cow bar culate Anthracite while we're offering you the bl G s ! N duct which year's lowest price. humanly po Ask your Reading coal merchant to examine your furnace and recommend the right size, or si.zes, for.it. : Drink Pinnaclerox Milk in the Have him check it for minor repairs to insure highest efficiency. Let him show Pianatlercs Ceriifed Miliis qoered you where it should be cleaned. directly from the farm at 23¢ a quart. This Dairy in this community, By putting your present heating plant in proper condition at low cost, and by buying Reading Anthracite at its low- est price, you can have better heat at lower cost without spepding a cent for new equipment. Your coal merchant has Reading An- thracite, or can get it. Insist on nature’s finest fuel. Call him today and buy while you save the most money. THE PHILADELPHIA AND READING COAL AND IRON COMPANY Owner Supt. p e 3 Plainville, Connecticut Pannaclerox Farm produces nothing but Certified Milk from two tested Rerds; Jersev for' rich adult milk