New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1930, Page 4

e NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1930. START COICH LINE TO BERLIN SUNDAY —_—— Rainbow Division Will &une in France Today Che: F ce, July 24 (@ Science Studies Baby Mix-up < CITY CREW DEFIES * GAS FILLED SEWER 10 INSPECT MAIN, | | From First Page) i [ | n over more substantial received first hand n he went down a| a manhole barely| w his shoulders | < in a sweeping| nnel with the aid of| etween the two| rst inspection was nd inspection ex- per brook involved a spent below efployes and when they BLASTS CRIPPLE LINES T0 MINES {Two, Homes Also Damaged in Kent ncky Troubl Providence, Ky, July 24 UP—A series of dynamite explosions crip- pled power lines elr‘y today and forced the closin two coal mines recently rel pened after la- | bor trouble that began April 1. The dynamite was planted under power line poles at six places and in addition charges were exploded | spur track leading to the Harterd |Coal company's mine. The bridge was damaged but did not fall | Negro miner, was burned down and ‘thu of Sam Gates, & white miner, |at both ends of a highway bridge | | across the Illinois Central railroad's | The home of Sidney Johnson,, a! which threw approximately 350 men out of work. . The mines forced to shut down were those of the Diamond Coal company and the Meador-Young- Holt company. The Wynn Coal company and the Gem Coal came pany mines, reopened this weekg « continued in operation. Disorders 'and the dynamiting o. power line poles at Clay and a Colltown were reported and hun, dreds of shots were said to ha P8 been fired at Clay. h’ L i e S s WANTS TO GO TO JAIL Y, * Cleveland, July 24.—(UP)—B- '& cause he ‘“wanted to go to Atlanta prison where he could rest Up & long time,” George Kinney rifled & mail box, informed the government of his deed, and asked to be locked | up. He will be sentenced to six months imprisonment, August 1. GEN. FIGUEREDO DEAD Santarem, Portugal, July 24 (@ | General Jaime Figueredo, who was leader of the Portuguese revolution- |ary movement in January, 1819, and © a hero in the African wars, died manholes they | was fired into during the explosmus‘ here todsy. f the p! Mild Lew e (R T Felt Ashamed of Blemishes : on Face. Healed by Cuticura. “My trouble began wlth ln itching and then large pimples broke out on my face and neck. mples were hard and red, and the irrita- tion caused me to scxatch My ace was terrible and I felt ashamed of the blemishes. I could not sleep at night because of the burning. The trouble lasted eleven years. “I read an advertisement for Cuticura Soap and Ointment and sent for a free sample. After using it [ purchned more and was com] g:tely healed at the end of three months.” (Signed) Miss Mary 333 Query St, New Bedford, Mass. Soap 25c. Oint 1 v R ST TSR B e S SON IN LEAD | t. 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