New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1930, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1930. == NOWASETT IS HELD = st st = ffoiion, ¥, iihotic Saved From Yacht Deflation Ordeal Resumed Again consisted of white roses and lilies v. FOR HIGHER COURT 5 i ie o 2 o i e it " When Share Prices Shrink Under PUTNAM & CO. auspices of t e ) gion auxiliary. A medal < S B 5 ‘ i 1 1am 3 {‘“‘MN".‘:,"I‘G'H_"#":"_W%‘Q'W; Companions in Clayton Episode *¥iiience Gavs ™ cestion 3t the hor % Welght of Fejerlsh Lpgu:da@ons 31 WEST MAIN ST, NEW BRITAIN : . N_:n ~:(hml Clinic J 1rox ! : A 4 N Haven B R 1043 TEL. 2040 . Fined, One Sent to dal | oresche e e ek o : Wheat, Cotton and Copper Xori'3nt.f 11 i i e T ! Prices Fall to New Low © Levels for Decline. 554 4% 3 o We Offer: AETNA (FIRE) INSURANCE CO. AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO SCH[NDMD 2 st R xf:xRTi(}gn\flRE I.-\r.%LRA}.(‘E co. 0F CRASH INJURJES - . . ; » PHOENIX INSURANCE CO. B! M Co. TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO Native of This City Succumbs in Boston as Result of Motor Collition. EDDYBROTHERS £ o Members Hartford Stock Exchange NEW BRITAIN, 29 W. Main Street ) ' Mondey Pl on ext. by ; ¢ ol 50 HARTFORD MERIDEN . Weddin gs ‘ S , it S oww 33 Lewis Street 43 Colony Street We Offer: 50 SHARES AMERICAN HARDWARE B ,> e 50 SHARES I( Denths iz 0T Tl B0 e AETNA LIFE INSURANCE Insurance stocks Bid Asked OS & CO k Exchange TEL. 6505 , MANAGER Electric Bond & Share Standard Ot of New Jersey | Stovenson, Gregory & Co, Members of New York and Hartford Stock Exchanges 55 West Main Street New Britain Phone 2580 Stuart G. Segar, Manager We Offer: //”__\ : ' S e B Treasur 208,585 New York Bank & < TRE HERALp e © oo 42 2o 58 S5 ST cqnON EXGHANGE FIRM Hartfo = ( tford Insurance Co. stock = UNABE{O_PAY DEBTS : - LT NTERESTINENED. CLRB LT BREAKS Steady aod Con- Ticker Far Behind—Situation g § Better in Afternoon 00 B3 L RY BALANCE JULY FIRST ke Mrs. James McBride v 5 lo Hundreds of People Will Be £ L e . SURRENDERS 10 POLICE Moving Into New Homes S 2SR s 8y iy e e 0 0 P Authorities The big Rental time is here. Families with children— now that school is out—will be moving this week into their new place. Hundreds of young men and women will be coming to this city to work. Of course their first need is a place to live. Many young couples— just marriéd—are daily watching the Rental ads in the Herald for “just the place for two.” Vacationists will be seeking summer cottages and camps. This hig dermand for vacancies—of course—will be met through the Herald Rental columns—the renting guide for al! New Britain. To place an ad to reach these renters —PHONE NOW TO 1 be issued | | | | | | i | | | | | '4 .\ l a u \ ) \ / \ /| \ / ) / ! y ) \ /] Classified Headquarters R - W . e e R N o'eleck 925 is the Phone Number |@isui it mof o b b BT e dn e b o their