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18 NEW RRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1930. . * | subsided, Brynmor rose to reply. Be- ( fore he had a chance to begin, Tony | | [ ® . P you!" T | He sent a glass of champagne sail- | 4 85 MEntye st ive N Garient iz She AUNT HET BY ROBERT QUILLEN “T like purty floors like Mary Jane's, but I'd hate to have nay children trained so they'd- hop from rug to rug out in publi¢.” Copyright, 1930, Putlishers Syndicate —_— Coilided with Tony | for cluk BY CLAUDE CALLAN “Emma hasn't lost any weight since she began play- in’ golf to reduce, but payin’' s an’' sport clothes an’ the like makes her hus- band look thin an’ worried.” Copyr! 1330, Publishers Byndicate _— the table, waving a broken gla: When the din of the song finally thrown from pony. Boston — Six sergeants and 28 patrolmen of LaGrange street police station transferred. Continuance of | liquor nuisances in section given as | reason by Police Commissioner Hult- man | Brunswick, Me. — Ten officers | make unavailing search for ~Oliver | B. Garrett at East Harpswell on re- | port he was at cottage. the Assoclated Press. . | Provincetown, Mass. — New sub- Domestic | marine V-5 completes builder's trials ‘Washington—Consul general at off harbor. Naples advises state department @at | poston — First National no Americans were killed in earth- | trystee for holders of bonds secured quake, by mortgage on Elks hotel, files bill Detroit—Police say bo6tlegger's in equity asking appointment of re- affidavit charges Gerald E. Buckley, ceiver to operate property. |slain radio announcer, with extor-| Newport, R. I. — Mayor Morti- ok mer Sullivan cables invitation to Butte, Mont.—Major Prince of Wales to attend races for Eckerson injured as America’s cup. cross-continental flight fiar Harbor, Me Mrs. Emma Indianapolis—Theodore B. Mad- | Baker Kennedy, 95, New York phil- den killed in 5,000 foot airplane fall. | anthropist, dies at summer home. the bill, bid an ctionate fare.| Washington—Fifteen house mem-| wood's hole, Mass. — Louis Vee- well to his newly found friends, |Ders and one delegate plan retire- | der, chief mate of Hankerchief started to stagger homeward.|Ment after next session Shoals lightship, reported missing Must pull myself together.” he| Chicago — Health from Qis ship. muttered. *It's Mary Lou's wed- Urges branding machine Boston — Red Sox acquire short- coughed apolo- I must fetch Gay Girl confusing babies o stop “Rabbit” Warstler of Indian- handed him a th n. ‘Twould never do to dis-| Washington—Shouse denies demo- | ;;0)iq efub of American Association appoint Mary Lou cratic criticism of farm board s | 0" S " o TGS political bunk,” calls Legge's state- | 1o 7 ~. L ment “alibi [ New Orleans — Unofficial census | Manchester, Mass : figures give Louisiana 2,085,876 pop- | Ders of “big ten” in women's tennis ulation, an increase of 16:7 per cent. circles eliminated at Essex Country Foreign club tournament singles play. ‘ : i des Boston — Federal grand jury re- Naples — Earthquake death toll turns liquor law indictments against 679; more than 1,500 injured g London — House of commons |150 persons, including four fraternal organizations. ! unanimously passes second reading of London naval treaty bill Maryleroi, France—Titled woman arrested for shooting wife of Dr. Paul Gastaud, Paris radiologist Sports Chicago—Evans and Tolley elim- inated from western amateur golf New York—Carnera seeks inter- view with immigration officials on deportation order Chicago—Injury puts Blue Lark- spur out of Arlington handicap. Glen Cove, N. Y.—Earle A. § Hopping, polo star, injured when “Over 6 Million germs have been found " on one fly says The North Carolina State Board of Health Ah, music hath charms cried, and upset his cofie2 Tony | testifying he deserted her to be aown | nearer a group of hoboes he was | his shirt front | quartering in a hotel there A Here!"” and he threw half a | property settlement is understood to crown to the man. “Let's have some | have been made. music to greet the new day.” | The little mustached man in the | checkered cap, surprised at the sign of a customer, was only too ready | to oblize. He turned the handle, and the machine did the rest. ! Tony encouraged the others to lift their voices in song. He con- | ducted with a sausage. After ove | mournful tune, the hurdy-gurdy changed to the latest dance piece in its repertoire. It was a full sea- son old Let's pretend that T love you, eLt's pretend that you love me Then all the world Will paradise be Tony covered his head with his hands and rested his weary head on the counter. The others laughed at him as tears came to his face. A minute later he arose and paid shouted the defeated rival, salute ing through the air, and it narrow- | ly escaped Brynmor's head. The guests howled as it crashed to the floor. Several whispered to their neighbors. 'Not quite the best taste,” or "Must have had too el “Tony realized that his conduct was becoming abominable, but he inued to lead the riot by wav- ing glasses wildly as he rocked back and forth with one foot on his chair. and the other perched precaricusly of the table. N Overnight News could could seless. At last shop, Mary By And every seemed utt back in front of Jay's Lou stood by nd praved for some long the moment. Tony h the steering wheel into gear. cheerio, Mary watch for Gay C Gilbert crash H. forget to ends morrow—" Iy a waiter tfully intimated’ that Mr. erton anted on the Tony had seen Brynmor chap a moment was a lie, but approached Chapter 31 e TRYING TO FORGET It was dragged telephone to the He knew 1t hint melanchoiy w«ho Tony commissioner | he grinned t he grinned to the to avoid in the hall out,'” once thev The and Tony Ilirg note were man ot ot ek con® 1930, Maysie Greig) ain 44 grandilo- (Copyr Tony Mary Lou ¥ ry to HOW PREFERRED HOBOES 70 400 Wile Got Divorce Because Spouse Harbored Bums ife of does keep h with norrow promise to hat askew variations. Follow of his black red down the o the street some time si earance there, CHAMP BAPTIZER Greenwood, S. C., July 24 — Rev. James F. Marshall, Negro Baptist minister of McCormick, can claim some sort of record for baptizing. During his long service as minister, he has baptized more than persons, married 800 couples and officiated at more than 600 funer- als. He is 70, le dancing girl ed of the head ith the red with an expres- know where he conti- for one reas over ed toward the dance 4 ordered rtain eyes it of waiters a girl wore h s FOR BEST RESULTS HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS more to in society USE e breadth of the e hobo.” How but he had Instead eves he would he floor a tead he and e nordcate oes lived. After his mother's who died Tue of pneumonia, gave up a palatial Lindell boulevard, fac- Forest Park, for a cheap down- lodging house. He held that ould own all pro- death, How nton, Va . On the furry, hairy legs of the common house fly, on his body, on his tongue with which he sucks at your food, are danger- ous disease-carrying germs. That is why flies bring sickness into your home. Fliesare largelv responsible for carrying typhoid fever, dysentery, diarrhea, en- teritis, and other communicable diseases, according to the U. S. Public Health Ser- vice. WHat are you going to do about it? Be comfortable and safe. Keep your home insect-free. Spray Flit, which is guaranteed (or money back) to be quick- death to flies, mosquitoes, moths, roaches, bed bugs and other household insects. Yet its clean-smelling vapor is harmless to humans. Flit kills quicker if you use the special inexpensive Flit Sprayer. Insist on Flit and don’t accept a substitute. Get yours today! . wa ) breach of promise somew Victoria Harve for had broke Harve ere secretary was a con- A hie because How's wife Los Angeles, HEARTSICK AND divorce Flit i sold only in this yellow can with the black band. Kills e > it cher L= S{)ray "Fclean smclling )b Roa, > exotic artists and tiny t background new love U maron = The Worlds "gest Selling Insect Kile® © 1950 Btanco Ine. bank, | — Four mem- | 7,000 | | CONSIDER DUTY INCREASE | cCairo, July 24 (P — The govern- | ment has taken under advisement proposals for the increase of import | duties on sugar and various agricul-" tural ‘products. The proposals were designed with | a view to assisting the peasants who | have been hard hit. by the prevailing | economic depression. ACCIDENT HALTS TESTS Pasadena, Calif., ‘July 24 (P — Breaking of a special air pump used by Dr. Albert A. Michmson, Chicago scientist, to draw oxygen from the® mile long vacuum tube with which he hopes to recheck nis | estimates of the speed of light, has brought an indefinite delay in the | experiments. Herald | Classified Ad ' Headings | i Announcements 1—BURIAL LOTS. 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