New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1930, Page 4

\ 2 NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1930. KANSAS FARMERS HEAR RELIEF PLAN Flock fo Dodge City fo Listen LIBERAL LEADER ASKS ARBITRATI[]N Hindu Savs Peaceful Soluti Bc Swm Elks Close (om entm.\ \\nh Parade in ,Ucel; Dalton Onl'v “Listener” In Sheet and Tube Deal ngstown, O (P—Hen- 3. Dalton egot ns for cet & Tube con eonsist of with a par value STEEL ORD New York, J orders of the 1'n &Eorporation declir June to a total of 7 June 30. The Ma 254,993 tons “Invaluable” Say Society Women MELLO-GLO Face Powder is ferred by beautiful women becaus: it leaves no trace of flakiness, - iness or irritation. Stays on longe —no shiny noses! Made by a new French process prevents larze pores. Spreads more smoothly— gives a youthful bloom. Very pure. 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H. investment ade a proposal to the government for the katch described at the fice today as “ex No decision had been reached as grave | Takes Third Place in Contest Atlantic ity { at d him off against J a silver cup B. P BROKERS BUY DREYF US RENAISSANCE PICTURES Transaction Called Largest Ever Made in Realm of Art—Hun- dreds of Works Involved regarded by greatest private aissance treasures in t s been bought outri largest ever art. The colle who made see it Several hundred group. r 2 proposal would be sub- L REPAYMELITS TC SUIT YOUR INC OME STEAMING HOT WATER PLENTY OF IT—AT ALL TIMES AT LOW COST with the new Utility Automatic Gas Water Heater This new Heater burns less gas to heat a given amount of water than the ordinary automatic water heater. WE WILL TAKE YOUR OLD HEATER IN TRADE SOLD ON EASY TERMS IF DESIRED A. A. MILLS 99 W. Main Street PHONES 5100 - 5101 Plumbing — Heating — Sheet Metal Work 66 WEST MAIN STREET Hartford Man Receives Fatal| Injuries On Bristol Street (Special to the Herald) Bristol, July ton, 27, of 42 Beach street, Hartford, died at the Bristol hospital today of | injuries received when he struck by a truck on e where a new road is being ucted and where he was em- d. Dr. Hubert Brennan at- was tended him and found his pelvis had | Alfred McCue, been fractured. Mrs. Martino Dies Mrs. Chiria Martino, aged 43, wife | awarded United States Hospital for World War Veterans Being Erected at Newington ABOUT HALF DONE INTRAP SHOOTING LABORER 13 []fA[]\ | Fiorito; 15 yard race for gilrs under 10 — Michael San- | | under 14, S. Farmington | —Photo by Herald | 406,000; BANK OF ENGLAND London, July 10 (#—The weekly | statement of the Bank of England shows the following changes in pounds: Total reserve decreased $63,000; circulation increased 221,- 000; bulllon decreased 643,000; other securities decreased 23,148, 000; public deposits decreased 2.- other deposits decreased notes reserve decreased government securities in- 16,588,000; $34,000; | oreased 5,050,000. The proportion of the bank's re- serve to liability is 45.88 per cent compared with 40.02 a week ago. Rate of discount 3 per cent. CROWDS HONOR SIR JOSEPH ‘Wellington, New Zealand, July 10 (A —Great crowds, silent with emo- tion, lined the streets of Wellington today when the body of Sir Joseph Werd, New Zacland's “grand old man” and former prime minister, was taken on board a steamer for Littleton, New Zealand, where burial will take place. The body has been lying in state at the parliament buildings, where he had been active for many years. The streets through which the funeral cortege passed were crowded with a deeply respectful throng. The funeral will be held from St. Anthony's church Saturday morning And burial will be in St. Joseph's new cemetery. Swimming Meet at Park A swimming meet was held at Rockwell park yesterday afternoon | lnd the following children werz awarded prizes in the various events: LAWYER FEARS CLUB The police were notified this after- noon that Attorney Leonard S. Ap- pell was in charge of the sale of property at 127 Kensington avenue and feared interference on the part | of the owner, who was reported to be carrying a club about the prem- ises. 15 yard race for boys under 9, D. 9, Augusta Vodaski; second prize | awarded to James Sigretto, aged 7; ' 25 yard race for girls under 14, Al-| bina Juneau; 50 yard race for boylw under 14, A. Meusel; obstacle race for boys under 14, George Essex; | obstacle race for girls under 14, H. 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