New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1930, Page 8

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g NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1930. FIVE SEWER BIS s earas e figures are d are subject Retion Follows Ruling on Ac- quired Property Holdings 7 e ST riage, 2 son, | been connecfed with several institu- Suspicious Fire Strikes Just Day Before Auction A\ A 24 (P ion springer by his first “What good is his opinion?" Nel-|Nelson Frederick Spring by his| tions, the chamber of commerce, and son asked. “It is certain that no|second marriage, survive. >~ lfor 11 years was chairman of the lawyer is going to work without get-| Mr. Springer was identified with |republican town committee. ting paid for it.” various organizations in the textile | Representative Carl Bachman al- | industry and he was active in tariff so interripted the examination at|protective bodies, and locally he ha one point to remind the chairman | that there were six witnesses to be heard today and that examination of the first had taken almost all of the morning n Chairman Fish replied that Ziav- kin was by far the most important one and continued his examination, bringing out that Ziavkin had long been a communist in Russia but had resigned from the party when he came to this country. Ziavkin testified that although he was sent to this, country as general manager of a ‘company spending more than $100,000,000 a year, his previous business experience —con- sisted of apprenticeship in the shops | I a ter and Roving Dry Agent Put Bl Under Suspension Today New York, July 24 (® — The i ey o rld says today that American construction lumber is e becoming popular in Greece. following table gives t total, th sus bu service for keeper = SUICIDE ATTEMPT smigees oo 22 o SOUGHT ON SUBPOENA NEW LOW PRICES ore on pre- h. bound and he b: ked them Marathon Runner Cords in the basement an G 29x4.40 .. .35.95 30x4.50 676 30x5.00 8.60 31x5.00 8.90 30xB.25 9.95 31x5.25 ..$10.25 32x6.00 13.60 33x6.00 13.15 30x3!5 ...$4.95 3Ix4 - 8.95 32x4 8,65 N 32x4Y, 1350 3347, 14.00 . Frederick A. Springer MAIL ORDERS Succumbs in Greenwich CENTIRAL : s A e A Weiover roa i TANE SAORES e T s e 436 MAIN STREET _ REPORT RAILROAD PURCHASI L OPP. E. MAIN ST. 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