New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 8, 1930, Page 10

10 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY §& 1930. John D. Rockefeller Follows His Uqual Routine Despite Birthday v 1 (@ Foliows Usuxl Routin In Best of Heaith TRI!JHLF BRFVS IN City May Insure Self Against Toe Stubbers And Gulch Detectors N Biast in Fireworks Plant Fatal to Three 1 and t 1ed by an exy ed when a fireworks plant in Neptune, N r persons Were injured. | women came by an Cop Kisses His Wife, Suspended From Force Cleveland, July 8. (UP).—Chief of Police Jacob Graul called Patrol- man Earl Flannigan to his office. “Patrolman Flannigan," he asked, “What's this about your threaten two women with your revolver and calling them names because they caught you kissing a girl in your “Chief,"” had just m up with my wife and was kissing her. A policeman can kiss his wife, can't I ese two d. I got | mad and told them V. J., was demol- Picture shows cm\\d gathered t after the explosion. GOVERNMENTEANK Both Hooy . 0. COWHITTEE - Sonabbles Over Handling Party Alfairs Continue Corrs All Gone Big and Smell Radecx Took Them Roots and All ‘ In En easy way t a few day foot bath eve. nights—then lif! to stay. Ask-the Fa n ng -ask tadox Bath Salts and enjoy \\ul'ung—‘ dancing. / \P\\\ DEALER SHOT I]R[]“!Nfi INFAVOR Hard Times Turn People f Postal Savings System Larze NSumber of Depositors variance in average de- obvious. establish- into competi- s. But that ar-| d now. Is point competi- was oming an ssed Patrolman Fla pended for coad officer—not becaus: wife, Chief Graul ex press. STROYER BADLY DAMAGED 8§ (UP) — An Ex- from DE: London, J change s because the | into the 2 per cent ar took this goes “quently although they p bonds to cover 1( v of 67 Ridgewo elbow. He is a patient d hospital. W. Edw AN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY SUMMER DRESSES AND SUITS $13.75 OTHES VERY BEST VALUES IN QUALITY MERCHANDISE OUR SUMMER CLEARANCE SURELY A GREAT EVENT STORE CLOSES SATURDAYS AT 1:00—OPEN FRIDAY E VENING UNTIL 9:00—OPE N WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON glad | aid the patrolman, ‘T | for delinquent municipal utili sus- | | Tokio said today that an unnamed destroyer had arrived at the Yoko- suka dockyard in a sinking condi- tion from damage caused by a ims- directed torpedo fired by another (unnamed destroyer. No casualties were reported. The accident occurred during tor- pedo practice in Tokio bay City Solicitor Wins But Wishes He Hadn’t | au Bucyrus, Ohio, City Solicitor C. test case in state which held property July 8. (UP) owner. bi Arriving home from the ce Kober. Sad Kober: hat suit for H\P‘ n collect now,” capital | er was met by Servicé Director | | of victory. Continued Kober: | “Fine. I have a bill against you tor $3.40 which one of your tenants failed to pay.” “I didn't know that,” said the ‘lr‘gal adviser somewhat surprised, “but give me the bill. I suppose I'll | have to pay it.” URY MAN HELD , July 9 (UP)—Waive on John Colluccii, 20, co, of Waterbury, was bound over to criminal superior a | court on a charge of robbery with | violence, in police court today. Bonds were set at $5.000. Colluccii allegedly was one of three youths who beat Peter Com- mings, candy store proprietor, and robbed the store of $500 last Octo= ber. i hile rice growers in parts of are suffering because of in- cient rains this season those in ed districts are prospering. STUD wheel ng ' /S CO/fl/fiq from the deposi- | Driving becomes a thrill beyond belief! Saves 12% on gas, 20% on 01| ..even more in heavy traffic Reduces carbon, lessens strain on engine and transmission. EBAKER Builder ng/mm/bians astern [ffillnery 133 MA'N STREET ALE WE CLOSE AT NOON HAT 50c and ‘1. We have taken ‘over our Entire Stock of Hats from the Jordan Store ON SALE WEDNESDAY / Two Prices Unusual Values Felts—Crepes—Straws All Summer Styles and Colors Come Early for Choice