New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 14, 1930, Page 6

6 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 14, 1930. New Britain Herald| HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY New Britain, Connecticut Tewued At Dally (Sunday Herald Bldg., 61 C! SUBSCRIPTION RATES $5.00 & Year 32.00 Three Montha 75c. New Post Ofce at Class Mal er. Member TY PHOID, I'U BERCULOS certain increase been follow Year 1885 192 19 Deaths 192 in oth 100,000 po; times as case in pass the 3 It is to be get an impro vation; that about stopping t learned with respect diseases. NOT ROCKING THE BOAT ecome of the tion pa May for an Reserve banking angles of ‘mine the use of the banking facili- ties for speculative securities, the extent and v investigation of t One of he resolution in and trading carr pdture of call loans to brokers, 1o gether with related problems. This little investigation an investigation of v York Stock Exchange. Needless to say, President Hoover favor of rocking the boat 1t that is not in gton sums in and they are in been in- exchange ON THE TARIFF HIGH ROAD IN CONNECTICUT COSTS and state to $63 0 to $60,000 ) to 398,000 York com- state of New urposes of other state costs come as a to e thought Con- production sys- 1l nigh perfect I he most exp. nabl something approac the construct econ were excrcised d many e wou present and have over for the improvement of rural highways. Connecticut seems to be paying | 5¢2t. 50 per cent more than New York | that something left | |are approximately much for its more expensive roads. |when they discover Santa Claus \ makes the nations so | times to se= how their guns The Bridgeport Post remarks that before accepting the comparisons as definite one should know whether the specifications of the highways similar in all rk that figure of $98,000 a mile given max m cost in Connecticut cost of the Boston Post road cases. And proceeds to rem as t is the where construction was wide and of an n “ur the Post says of cheaper ma village of Squeedunk is hardly not be air.” but not mecessary are roads as wide Po: and wider Boston road in plenty in highway INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR When Profess AN upon will come s statue that some time ago nd expres admirers America pean politic tion; hoping American poi ro- for his na- will think an ian does. One advantage you start ea arting late miss the thousands to avoid the crowd. who The old grad from school of experience can't show his apprec tion. You can’t endow a kick in pants he If 1 inclined to evil, is there any insinu- ation in the choice of newspaper men as witnesses? Hint to husbands: are applied quickly, the robe will stop the mouth in the It the brakes il back Europe doesn’t really hate Amer- would | for its cheapest roads and twice as|jca, All people feel a little bitte | isn't real It there is no bootleg hooch Europe, what | ger a work ? It only the chemists could find (uor poison that would ger 1 he tariff encourages 2port of diamonds in the s paving new teen 1 needed no gu “and I'm n 5 rdian, afraid to gl edom I wante 30, Publishers ic 25 Y;rs Ago Today worth ¥ by the city Copyright d into four Observations On Tfie Weather For Fair; coole 1ed 00! ds di for over a sec- cooler W ward. tions ed we Northfield Pittsburgh Portland, M ouis ington v Cost of i&mhibition Set At $959,872,870 for 1929 T July 14 T The Washin cost of prohibition to the sociation Amendmen Of this total is the es to the federal treas gregate of $45 The ba to state a Boston City Cotlwr;ciiman To Wed Board Secretary Boston, July 14 (P—N | riage intentions filed Saturday in | Brooklyn. N. Y., by Robert Gardiner Wil Florence R. Purcell Boston board of p | friends today to believe t ed over tk e son and istine 1 ivorced mo; s of thes Miss F did not even 1 Wilson., W yer and Miss Pur as acquainted w and a 1z | et Anti-Semite Troubles Resume in Bucharest | Bucharest, July 14 (P—F T serious anti-Semite dem have oceurred in Bukowina In Cioburgiu incendiaries bhu 200 cottages. There was no life but more than one-half of t population was left homele In Comanesti peasants Jewish stores and dwellings and n tr: log of the assailants In Solca ten Je fired HIP REACHES DANZIG | Danzig, Danzig Free State, July (P—The American coast guard Mendoth and Champlain have arr | ed at this port. Today Captain Han let and the American consul call d on local officials and placed a wreath |on the Dagzig war memorial, of sewer Questions u paralyze the rougn, tribute to our L2 QUESTIONS ANSWERED You can get an answer to any question of fact or information by writing to the Question Editor, New Britain Herald, Washington Bureau, ‘r Paris, July notion of 1322 New York avenue, Washing- | Paris relaxes love. ton, D. C. enclosing two cents in stamps for reply. Medical, legal and marital advice cannot be given, nor can extended taken. All other questions will re- ceive a personal reply. Unsigned re- quests cannot be answered. All let- ters are confidential.—Editor. atal t does Vi HAPSBURGH FAMILY WILL RENEW OATH T0 PRINGE Newspaper Discloses Letter Sent to Members Urging Support of Royalty Budapest. Hu es a correspondent oath of adherence to King Otto,” on Novem he will take the leader Hapsburg house The corresponde do members of the H thereby swear loyalty er to support re tion and intenance of Otto's r with all | nefr power." | The article reached dds g family | it they an- Hapsburg and Hun- says members of iily living in Poland gar Political circles have been greatly | stirred by the report, believing that Archduke Otto is looking forward | to restoration on the of the old onarchy. ‘ Ten thousand tons of steel will be used in a bridge to be built over | the Irrawaddy near Mandalay, up- | Per Burma, ] research be under- | streams, fiowe ra sky T rof Its mo: of the peak pe ts unknow walk ing sun 14.—The Bois earthly dreams trees, 1 violet of Elysium, and dewy gr the ra is iy Here mak:s rippling wild Y aura of beautiful | of course, or isite scenic beauty. We went, to worship at the little age of the great painter Millst, served intact for posterity. We visited with awe his studio and be- exq held the easel at which he sat while | his immortal “Angelus” escaped on n We stood reverently at t e bed upon which the a breathed his last. We also by the studio where Rousseau toilel | the hotel where Robert Louis son lived and wrote. Barbizon allet engraving come to Steve: ch waiter is the only waiter the world who can bring your icken with a grandiose gestura, arve it with magnificent th fourths chen. 10t chan u howl li gets a couts Will Register For Girls’ Day Camp New Britain Girl Scout head- n street noon s in will be from New n Tuesday a il 4:00 for ity Britain scouts to go the fol- Br Girl tanley Quart been worn o that the vs be suit- street also com- gest- t with dark Mysterious Epidemic Follows. Earthquakes gtok India, July ce of this little ed over a myste to exposed, roughout dam- scout knives and car re. The patrol system Wil be carried out with patrol meetings in the first half hour of camp. In this way girls may participate in the plans for the day‘and any scout tests or | special instruction may be arranged. The scouts will whittle tie clips from wood, decorating them as they wish, for their first handicraft work. Games and songs and nature also will be a part of the day camping program. SAMUEL GROSS TO WED Invitations have been received in | town to the wedding of Samuel Gross of Boston, formerly of this city, to | Miss May Goldstein, of Roxbury, M The wedding date is set for August 31, at §:30 p. m., in Templs Mishkan Tefila on Beaver street, Elm Hill avenue, Roxbury. | COBEY WITH RACKLIFFE CO. Frank J. Cobey of 47 Clark street, for 34 years connected with the Abbe Hardware Co., has been ap- pointed director of the hardware de- ! partment of Rackliffe Bros. Co., Inc., on Park street. Mr. Cobey is cona | sidered an authority on hardware, having spent nearly all his business |life in this particular field. New Low Prices on Sterling finesse | Due to the reduced price of silver metal at the mines | the following companies have substantially reduced prices on sterling silver- ware, Towle, International, Wallace and others. Le Witt passes on these savings and in addition sells at the lowest prices in town. Before purchasing holloware or flatware in the Orchid, Rhythm or Lady Diana get Le Witt's prices first. | M. C. LeWITT 299 MAIN ST. . = CLIP COU E he New Br e e e e Y PON HERE =—— = e = = New Britain Herald, I S HAIR E to | o | i THE FAT BOY MCcQUIRE HAS BEEN “AFTER” FOR SUCH A LONG TIME IS DISCOVERED IN THE BARBER SHOP.