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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1930. RETAINS KEEN MIND ATTHE AGE OF 90 vote in the stat ot for McK Her grandfs " the war of 181 Assured b “fre-would be now when von “I'll be here. aptamn Again Sets Off On World Trip BELIEVE IT OR NOT === with stamped. ad- Ripley will furnish pescliotfanyibing depicted b him). & Pat Om) (On request. sent dremsed envelopa. Mr. HERS of GREECE TO DOUBLE THE S BY RIPLEY TRIED AND FA/LED 2T OF AN ALTAR To APOLLO IT WAS FINALLY SOLVED 8 Dut t‘« eal fr e process of fig po the blasto naga, —Tm"r se-she s obtained from t PITCHED ANDWON A GAME AGAINST B8R CUBS OF CHICAGO SchmiT priched forthe GIANTS 593 e latter contains + | The wrecke: ,__._~.___ Joker Is Found in New | Tariff Bill by Hawley Washington, June 17 (UP)—A joker” has been found in the ff. Smoot of the senate ittee and Chairman e ways and ave discovered bill is not what was intended The rate, it is indicated, will permit importation of refined sugar at a lower duty than raw sugar, thus encouraging further establishment of refineries in Cuba “Something ought to be done about it,"" Hawley said today, “but it 1s too late to do anything at this session of congress ners We were pretty close when the | man in tk 1 Pan of the car ned and began front seit of hi autemobile showed | eight bullet holes in the radiator Flfnchum is survived by his wid- o'\ and two small children, MARKET RESPONDS -~ T0.GOOD SUPPORT ued From First Page) y zeofiptac’e containing the Each of the llination cannot bé ac- a to be imported for 1l does not come from the thr- 1e scales covering the H 'rf‘ 'mxvfi in tropical seas. 26,056 to asm‘e the Rfivn*utmr\a*} ”pa z:‘ pe:d'”' against the U. S. government dat- brought to d Richardson estate. the 50-¢ T()VORRU\\ —Page Professor Einstein ot DRY LINKS APPROPRIATION AGENT S SHOT DEAD IN CHASE nued From First Page) als and Street i M;nm TER CITIZENS 4548 BRITHERS TALK DISAPPOINTS QUIGLEY .. COHPSTON LEADING l]UAI_IFjIN[i ROUND Paze) rhrw‘ Par Fours Jones went out in 40 with three his card 5 564—40 A0 445 444 444—3T—TT—15 Scores for the leadars follon (x) George Von Elm, Datroit 71- 6147 o Diegel Azua Calients, 70. Douglas Grant, London, uring D Bm(lflg;ers ]-Ired Firet Henry Goldsmith & CO. 35 MAIN ST. Alteration Sale! JUST 35 FELT FELT BASE 3x9 FELT BA BASE RUGS D RUNNERS 9x12, 9x104, Our 49c Grade seconds 715x9, seconds. $3.98 29c $1.00 Yard Each Each Theatrical Gauze FIBRE RUGS | SASH CURTAINS CURTAINS Flat or Ruffled 7Y,%9 $7°98 Hemstitched 123¢ e I % Sunfast Pair One 21, yards long SILK FLOSS $1.49 MATTRESS 6-Piece COTTAGE SETS Just Shopworn $14.95 Neatly Made WATER COLOR 49 79° SHADES A% EL\'ET | STAIR 1 D | All Colors LINOLEUMS | Perfects Latest Patterns | | CARPET 49(: Ea. $1'19 Yd. $1.00 GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM SALE Yard 6x9 Gold Seal $ TV3x9 Gold Seal Congoleum Rug 4‘90 Congoleum Rug 9x10%; Gold Seal 58 55 9x12 Gold Seal Congoleum Rug 2 Congoleum Rug OPPOSITE GLEN ST. MARQUISETTE CRISS CROSS Ecru or Cream 59c¢ Pair [T NAIRNS | INLAID | ’6.10 *9.75 | accounts as the principal factors in | the sharpest decline which has hit | the atock market since the crash last | fall Prices on the New York stock ex- change yesterday fall & to 22 points, | involving a wide list of active se-| ities during a selling wave in| chich 5,657,320 shares rhangsd hands The drop was reflected in the curb market and exchanges in other | cities. It was accompanied by ‘Y‘ZY]' breaks in cotton, wheat and other commodities. Statements were heard in Wall | street that the heavy liquidation was a reaction to the passage of the, tarift bill and the announcement of | President Hoover that he intended o sign it, but opinion in banking and brokerage circles was widely di- vergent regarding underlying caus- es of the break No Stocks Snared The selling wave spared no type r class of stock. Market leaders, in- cluding United States Steel, and thers fell with the rest. Steel was rown on the m t in increasing- £ the session t loss of 4 1-2 The downward trend was main- tained to the end of the session with some of the lowest prices reached in al transactions. he volume of s has huq nxcc‘d'd only once n £,000,000 shares were traded last WETS AN[] ORYS CLASH AT POLLS ued From First Page) predict their man will win by almost dex for congressional 1ed today Polis Open All Day at daybreak | nothing to WIKE IN OKLAHOMA TO IDENTIFY BANDIT (Continued From First Pags) of cigarettes. Sheriff Fred Hamilton lzs’ night admitted that Benton was suspacted and that his photograph had been sent to Wike ,for identification a week ago. He refused 4 gire any reason for his belief that the man is connected with the crime but said he was sure there were two friends of Benton's who knew !on‘flhmg ot the crime. Upon his arrival Wike would make no statement bevond saying that tha photograph of Benton resembled ona of the who. he said, had entered the m the night of the murder. haron, June 17 (A—Friends of Jo L. Wike here were not let into the secret that he was to fly to Oklahoma to look at a <hspe¢t io the ing in April of David and Georga Smith under arrest there. Inter was taken in the report that Wike vith Lawrence Sturges, brothe law of the Smiths, and Thomas Rose, a state officer, had flown to Muskogee. Relatives of Wike had say and there was no ent at the home of Sturges Sheriff Fred Hamilton of Musko- gee was here on a visit recently, east to see if any clues mortgage records of tha t New Milford Security - elonged in Oklu- returned home to follow up every clue w} detar- . Okla., as the ng to get out of iail on habeas corpus proceedings after Hamilton found v in Benton's with . grappled m. He sent word ate police to hu see if this Benton could be wun WEST REVIVED BY CIRCLS PARADE 4 From First Page) ute a it was started A Real Clear-Weave Hosiery Specia Wednesday Only! SERVICE WEIGHTS - SEMI-CHIFFONS also PICOT TOP CHIFFONS S«lfl PAIRS LL FASHIONED PURE SILK STOCKINGS 69 ues up to $1.65 The;n arn very slight ir- regulars. What a Selection! Square or Narrow French Heels Sizes 814 to 10% Assortments Won't Last Long First Come—First Served