New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1930, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1930. S Y SO R S B | - = {Liu Huan Yen, governor ¢f Kwangsi | lature dies injured when his motoreycle : province. | Bria, A .. | automonbil, Saco; 5,000 mot : O | ridgeport—Edward L. Kelley, |3V’ 6110 58aco; 3,000/ moto tfendfi' admi.als who spoke against| Shanghai—Specially trained anti-|Meriden, elected state commander |Clists gather for Gypsy tour. | re?ll- }p:rate guards to protect coasm“o' Disabled American Veterans at| Boston—Renorts of drunken rev- | New York—President-elect Prestes shipping. |closing of state convention. elry with women participating in [eCiREaall drpixes Berlin—Police arrest 150 fascists.| Meriden—Connecticut School for |fountain-cooled courtyard of public { Toledo—Searching parties hunt release all but 18 who refuse to re- | Boys trustees gives committee of |library on not ni seven men, in{move brown shirts land floods reaches eight. ‘Washington—Senator Oddie de- annual conference Boston— istrar of or ve- icles reports 13 persons killed in automeobile accidents in state week s and Miss Mabel Gates — Washingtan school ants. Mrx. Richarc Mrs William C ndance Maric l Overnight News ] By the Assoclatsd Press. FVANIANS PROVIDE Hanover, N. New H.—Frederic H. Leg- York lected Dartmouth al 98 city, o “elieved drowned 130 Youngsters Guests of O hexvie srovieion 1o remean inee | flexible provision to remedy inequal- ities. ‘Washington—Shouse says demo- crats will make tariff issue in com- ing congressional campaign Hammond. Ind. — Man, wife, granddaughter killed, daughter cri tically hurt after army plane crashes linto their sedan Washington—White House denies President Hoover is takiig sides in |New Jersey prijpary. New York—¢ergievsky claims al- titude record at 30,000 for seaplanes with 500-kilogram load Dallas—Death toll in Texa ganization in Burlington Thirty Kiwanians and 130 boys| left the Boys' club Saturday for the American Legion summer camp at Burlington and when they arrived they were all boys. Boys with gray hair and heads of important local buséiness firms pulled on the other end of a rope defended by lusty voungsters in their teens anl Younger and the youngsters The older “hoys" squared by winning the ball garfie 9 to 7 The occasion was the annual out- ing of the Boys' club sponsored by the Kiwanis club and at the end of the day's festivities no one could won. | matters | storms egay just who had the more fun— the boys or the Kiwanians In addition to the usual competi- | | tive : contests there were stunts that provided ample amuss- ment for the spectators. One of these was the three-round bout be- tweén the club's Sharkey and Schmeling. Burlap bags were tied around their legs makink it neces- sary for the combatants to hop into position. A blind-folded boxinz match proceded merrily until one of the boxers punched the referee who decided that the next round would be foug ith the handkerchiefs removed from the eves of the par- ticipants The shoe race was the hit of the day so far as the spectators -were concerned. Nearly everyone was hit by at least one shoe when the boys rushed into the circle ani started searching through the pile of footgear for two shoes that nner, superintendent of the club, counted the boys off in units of 20 and a senior member, of the club was leader of sach group. After a luncheon the boys cleaned up the grounds and were ready for the return ho: The prize winners in the contests were: Intermediat. baseball throw Casimir r baseba'l throw, William ntermediate 100 yard dash Junior yard dash, Vincent Herchel: etanding broad jump, Joseph Schil- linga; intermediate running broad 1p, Ralph Nappi: junior obstacle . John Nappi: intermediate ob- stacle race, John Bialy: junior bo: h, Joseph Schillinga;, shoe d Shrzype! ERLIN NEWS (Continued Fro: Page Seven) a2 birthday surprise home Saturday evenin, Mrs. Theodore Carns Florence Carns spen ple Hill as tr chard Hulbert die McCerkle entertained s from New Haven over tha week-end Mr. and Mrs. David Amodeo and Rena, motored to Ham- beach over Sunday. 1 Junior baseball ted ‘he Middletown Tufts ird ternoon and Miss day in Ma- of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yantz en. d relatives from Middletown e week-end. d Clark and spent the week-end at Til- g the trip by mo- ark is a student at szent th: at Lake Wamgumbaug n where she attendei se party of the Delta national collage wom- ey returned Saturday E vacation from cademy at Tilton, N. d.. which he has attended for the past two Years Mr. and Mrs. Victor Benson re- turned last evening from a motor trip to Lake Sunapee, N. H Mrs. George Cole entertained rela- rom Middletown over the Britain Eunday. The Knights of Pvthias will meet tomorrow evening at 5 o'clock 1n their roo The Satu met this week-end at the h Mrs. Paul Siegrist for its usual weekly meeting. Prizes bridge were awarded to the following: M Trank Emond, Mar; Bplettstoeszer, Mrs. Raymond Stod- dard and Mrs. Arthur Lawrence. A buffet lunch was served following the playing. Mrs. day frcm N Bourgeois returned to- Jersey, where she kpent the week-end with relatives. The Ladies’ Aid society of the Methodist church will serve a sup Community banquet day ing at 6:30 o'cloc The supper will be opén to the pub- lic. The Community Wednesday evening weekly meeting. A committee will be appointed at this meeting to take charge of the arrangements for the annual community outing at Hotchkiss Grove at the shere cot- tage of Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Clark At the meeting last week it was voted to hold the outing but the ap- pointment of the committee was Jo- ferred until this week’'s meeting. John Matusz. local vegetable deal- er, is confined to his home on Mill street by illne: club will megt for the usual Bigger reductions than ever dur- | ing-the John Boyle Co annual sale. WAIl paper reduced 509.. Paints, | varnighes, brushes at big savings.— | advt. junio~ | several | Such sensational popularity can mean but one thing— ALLSTATE is the greatest tire value ever known. N STORE HOURS: .9t 6 | Saturdays . . 9 to 9 Daily . . £ Lake Erie. Forelgn Berlin—Gilbert says immediate budget ref_-rm is imperative if Ger- miny is to pay Young plan obligi- tions. Bucharest — Rumanian Orthodox | church refuses to recognize Carol's divorce from Queen Helen, but le-! gally divorce still stands. Calcutta—Police arrest more than 120 civil disobedience workers, in- cluding officials. Paris — Lucien Klotz, French finance minister, d Canton—Body guard former sinates ‘ Conrecticut Waterbury—Mrs. lsabel Scovill Wayland. wife of john Elton Way- land, New York attorney, dies at summer home at Stoningten at age of 66 East Hampton—Attempt made 10 burn home of William Robelin, €o- | ial club operator, imperilling lives of his four children. Greenwich—Body of tenth victim of 16 who died in burning of freighter Thames found floating in sound Windham—William C. former repre Bakus. 75, ntative in state legis- |four power to select successor to |bY Charles F. D who died betore | > as superintendent {Jonn A cur over end; three deaths attributed to heat. | Vt.—Former th anniversary Tinsley, [taking off en—Dennis A. Blakesleo ent of Connecticut So- of American Revolution New England Nine drowning deaths oc- w England during week- ton ncement Presi- of Vermont Mrs. Coolidge to re- v degree today. . fatally | piete campaigns for Portland, Me —Candidates tions today veloping. 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