New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1930, Page 19

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1930. Lady Sharpshooter Given Revolver r UF%'LINUE%SSI%J‘%R%& V"mw i {lm i ...fgtlmmpl Tl I il ”n llll Eight Toledo Residents Still o HMissing on Lake Erie R Lg N GRADUATION DAY SCHOOL PAGEANT Novel Peature Arranged by Cen- tral Junior High Faculty Premier Mackenzie King Says U S. Tariff to Meet Retahatlon r countries but at ne we tell our neighbor sincerely that we are ture, as we have been to consider trade on a i “anada, through haa s s point there i S et s erstanding of our A pageant to be entitled "Through Unllews otherwise indicated. theatrical motices aad reviews in this colump ave nounced her intentlon of trading e trade the, Portals” written by Helen L. €0 by press agencies for the respective amusement company. with those who are eq prepared e Miller and Beulah M. Bradley will ates, as country, always y concern of the on. This is a But we to trade wit take the place of the usual com- mencement exercises at the Central Junior High school Thursday. | The pageant will follow the class| fonal and will include the | ion of diplomas as one of | In an address op party’s e AT THE EMBASSY ou go to see “Sho vo0d” you will rea Mr. Mackenzie commer- be one- se who will take part include the following Pages, Florence Casperson, Myrtle Casperson; prologue, Eileen Murray; Athene, Statue of Wisdom, Irma Linn; the boy, William Barks; the | girl, Irene L'Abbe: keeper of th portals, Clerence Rickert: Pan, the epirit of youth, Robert Greer; the| . ’ 3 S ‘ e i o ot 5 ! &l " in resp p able range of PALACE lord mayor, Herbert Owen; the 3 . ¥ L e et Vith the 8 T and dolort 2 3 Tanets yole) g dit dut ave been earth is mile and the dis- 'ODAY — TOMORROW grand chancellor, Francis Toomey TODAY T the courtly clerk, Joseph Weir; th “LUCKY STAR” Epinner of dreams, Albina Huck: th with child Columbus, Carmen Gallardi: | C. varrell, Janet Gaynor the child Clara Barton, Yolanda | L R pen et Marenzana; the child Franklin, Ca : roll DeLance; the child Mendel- | “Marriage Playground with James Coppola; the child | Kenneth Peterson; ( Columbus, Mary Brian, Fredric March Two Special Features, Worthy of Any One's Patronage—And It's Cool—Comfortable. RUDY VALLEE and HIS Con- necticut Yankees also on the bill. ton, the woman se Schmalz; | the spirit of the Red Cross, Lillian | Anderson: Mendelssohn, the man, | Arthur Hamilton; Franklin, the | man, Richard Lord; Noah, the man, 1 ho are equally s i e " “Raise Them 0 New Level Andrew Aiken; a representative of graduati John Magt i t second 1 child. Her- re VANCE SCHOOL CHILDREN = = < Stasuars” SING FOR THEIR ELDERS Interesting Entert Roderic Linne . Milton Birnbaum, Refueling Endurance Plane Passes 132 Hours ent ALulling Richard Selma Zimmerman, champion ] ;\mm, Joseph | World, was presented with a 44-40 p | Fire Arm Co., at Hartford ye<lnda‘ P_mm:mn’m-fi;wfi]‘:;] | Ranch Wild West, before a crowd of $ The presentation was made by Harold W rude Miller, | €Xecutives of the company, who appeared in tl el Law, Jo-|was assisted by Jack Hoxie, the gr i tta : itow Stack Lee, the champion all-around sharp play inment Provided for Parents—Large Audience | Appreciates Program. BEFORE OUR ALTERATIONS BEGIN We Must Dispose OF ALL OUR HOSIERY UNDERWEAR BATHING SUITS KIMONOS Regardless of Cost WATCH OUR WINDOW DISPLAYS FOR BIG SPECIALS Jordan's WOMAN HEAT VICTIM pistol or rifle sharpshooter who has first vietir t e 0 ever competed 1 emora- t where Prince studios to show how they mak Dixie Starr of his west portant TOR 3 DAYS P. M playe S ) AR STARTS Warner Bros. Continuous xie 15 USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADs B TOMORROW M B A s s 1:30 to 11:00 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM d Da Cherni: Bagley, Michael J AMERICA’S GIRL FRIEND IS BACK AGAIN! ALICE WHITE How They =ik o ol 4 ‘SHOWGIRL IN HOLLYWOOD’ of Melody Ruby critical Bunk, t featured N ncent Mec- Jandr Namara 1 riler, Louls | Kingdom C Meotti, Merwin Erling. Eva Ander-| poriant part o 4 Fonv o :O\i?;: i h\',m,’.":‘ 5 MARIE More Songs — More Girls — More Laughs foret e producen Dressler e arbara POLLY — . e | poaezen | e —215 MAIN ST. Be 'y‘@ i I\;O]"an S : ¢ The King of the Saddle! B Mafe - pitrereend ’ ,wa' it S 3 P 7 Ken Maynard He's | “Caught Short” |} £ e n—— GRAND JURY PROBE. SUBMARIN TESTS | | A T D | QTR AT & Ji Mountain Justice” NEMSITS LAY PROVING SUECESS | | 555 | || STRAND | Ll "= | GRADUATION GIFTS | RO Sensafional Disclostres Expet- 0-4 Submenges and Is Raised | Adentures Bvn _LAST TIMES TODAY - of in Report of Rum Traffie | DY Compressed Air of Dr, |1 R Sl FuManchu” | || [| with I New London, Ju faction was expre sk WARNER OLAND FRI FE = . : g o st e el e o Renier, Pickhardt & Dunn | | FOR STUDENT AND TEACHER 2;‘;"@;”;‘,“:3 oo tam tuclopet, dovel LY rsen 13, 80 tout o1 va: TODAY—WED. \ VAUDEVIL 127 (}XanAn N Phone 1409 Fountain Pen Desk and Pocket Sets here today, promised a sensatiopal |fer off this port was raised to the | Le———————————"/| N oo Sty o g WA CORSETS climax sgurface by the U. S. S. Chewink dur- yme— — | ing the operations, which required six hours. The O-4 ran to 2 location some distance from the Chewink and aft- g to the bottom of und, sent up a marking buo the surface. A diver from the vage boat connected air Sebastiano N. Aliano and Angelo Rizzo, one-time partners in a flour-| fshing east side speakeasy “rackel” were summoned to testify before the grand jury today, concerning their operations. Aliano is still being held &t the county jail The incident wherein the gr ome time ago gained admis- four local policemen that had frequented a Main street speakeasy, today revealed as the ’””»“J”’l’"’ 'f-"do“ e 5 principal matter considered when | The submerged submarines arose Tonia A. Samuels, president of 'tho |t0 the surface atter air had been police board, was asked before the|Pumped by the salvage ship into its grand jury last week, will probably ;“fl"r G be taken up by the commissioners tonight. Consideration of the charges| CELEBRATES 100TH BIRTHDAY against Detective Sergeant Nicholas| Hockanum, June 17 (UP)—Edgar R. Gallicchio, brought to light in|Lorenzo Brewster, who has witness- Autograph Albums Photograph Albums | Student Memory Albums Address Albums Brief Cases Social Stationery Special for Wednesday o $z°9 —\.\:;:lilgvmr?(fu.\ll,h DRESSES. ar $16.25 Gy s eather: valuee 53530 ESTs0n ar 79 C Vaiues to 51 Each—Pure Silk also Rayon VESTS and 89c BLOOMERS; odd sizes; values to $2. possible the transfer of food, coffee Gas Ranges TAKEN IN TRADE s 4 Reconditioned and Guaranteed At Low Prices Distinctive and Appropaate Gifts by n trace a gible for th in Ha "m\ yasterday | = N, Par of the shattered IMN were RUBBER FUTURES STEADY found near Duffy's bo Witnesses New York, June 17 (#— told state police they saw an er-| futures opened steady; J ratically driven automobile driving|September 12.10, Dece mhfr 12.60, along the road where Duffy was|new contracts—July 11.80, Septem Killed. , December 12,80, ich police hoped today to| He helped slice a cake with 100 and run motorist respon- |candles prepared by one of death of Edward Duffy granddaugh the Aliano trial is also scheduled. | ed the birth of the electric light, the —NECKLACES. —_— | automobile, the airplane and radio AT C Vvalues to $1.00. LENS ONLY DEATH CLUE passed 100th birthday anniver- s AL Middletown, June 17 (UP) — A |sary among friends and relatives Also a Few Used Gas Water Heaters 33 —All 3-4 and 7-8 SOCKS. broken headlight lens was the clue here today PR At e £ o A AT C Values 50c. —_CELOCIL FULL AT 95(‘ FASHIONED HOSE. —ROMPERS AND SUN SUITS, AT 890 Values $1.00. -—BE ACH PAJAMAS. 98 alues $1.50. A.A.MILL5s Plumbing — Heating — Sheet Metal Work PHONES 5100 - 1501 66 WEST MAIN ST. ( A Complete Service 66 Church St. up ud- | nto AT