New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1930, Page 13

13 the young people president; E. L. Siny which is bound to & secretary; E. L. Singles Fhe presiding elder t r- | ton, rer; E. L. Richardson; ers th*t the one thing t Brewer, James H a great deal of concer : Brown and J. B ference just close den a e b A regarded in James 0 ers, E. L. S| Mrs, Minnie F s influence upon GIRLS PUNISHED: Mrs. Athana, who is 22 years old, was Jacqueline Hawthorne, daugh- ter of West Brook Hawthorne, of Orange, N. J. She married Athana in 1326. She is now living at 41 Flf!‘l avenue. 378 MAIN STREET OFFICIAL FLAYE[] Gov Tobey Says Industrial School Conditions Shocking Concord Charges that o Boyce is 49 vears old. He was for- | merly president of the Boyce Moto- Meter company. He is now engaged in the securities investment business. | |He lives at 277 Park avenue. TWO KILLED WHEN COASTER GRASHES Omaha Thrills Turn fo Tragedy t Amusement Park hods of pi 1s at the state NEW BRITAIN' DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1930. . ————eeee———— He said that W. F. Cassidy of the for the recovery of three. The most as of Northport, who hurried to Lrclanto e s e B E ”f F[]R severely Hurt mere unidentined, “EHTNINE STRIKES their aid 1n & Fowboat | other official were surrounded bv‘ Four cars of the pleasure seekers communists at Kienyang, Gukien | had been joined fogether. As the | i wfiwwmwmwmmMmmwuwwwwwwwwwmmmmmwmmmmms Rev. Messrs. Curran and Black re- | I the steep incline, a crowd gathered | | . |mained to assist them | Bt |0 watch the breaih taking dip. | | o : 5 1 Dr. Bdward L. Bliss, Dr. Walter | Cries of excitement suduenly B . Enmity Responsbe o Slaging = e 55" %S5 Willoaie, Tventor Named fn <2, st et Bor Bady ut o5 Cuat, FIROT CONF ERENEF O e D o aeiid g [ner remained to operate their hos. | |rails apparently gave way. The J | it he @ a California Air Accident i | pital at Shaowu, which is erowded H G |crack of the splintering guare rail I w people and that he tho i a Sacramento, Ca July 25 41»,_ [ State Senator | vith woundea. soidiors. , eart Balm Case [wac callowes by the erach ot he| PlODGES Into Water | Presi Tne mart in S e | Pr. Ruth Hemingway was too i cars to earth | | I‘GS]dIHg Elder HOD&S Pastor| Faly : d Moncks Corner, §. C., July 25 w\—"° Uesnsl by - wae o0 Vew York, July 25 (P—Harrison | TN ST | Glen Cove ;25 | Wil |rem o s |immediate danger o Toul 26 Harrlson | TEACHER BURNS TO DEATH | Gl*n Cove L. I, July 25 (UP)— | il S[&y Four Years ff2e olitical hostilities that has existed Says Pochow Captured orpolle. ancesation o derior ©f | 1ong Beach, Cal, July 25 GP— | Four men wers in Glen Cove hoepl-| for vears in Berkeley county today | The American legation here was “‘0""0"; flcclefsg’v‘;sovhsuy"‘:‘;a:’;' Miss Bertie M. Davidson, 40, an in- ™al today as a result of injuries suf- was blamed for the shooting iof flete o/ dvised dhatiths governmentitroopal ;s £ SRR IR SO0D L AR [ VAlld aciool teather BurnedTotasath | rerea ton s " Rev. Hilliard R, Jackson, D D Fensior ol Denooaziodintel 0 restdentilohlans fKalsnekina )| SXBien emElo e s DS LMD e o o e 57 o e :f—u:;\h]g presiding clder of the New England ole” politics | recaptured Pochow, near the Hon- i D 2ler, M el Davids r st 5 conference of the A. M. E Zion With election day only a few lan-Anhui border, and that the for. | Aleciions. OMrs. Athana is Boyee's °T Mis, Jennie Davidson, caspe 7| % Dolt of lightning and thrown into | church, hald his fret Guactersy oo Toilia anay Denaia lal s Gharles isieniiomiealias farranging ol gefiin | SULEG D SIS T mand 8 RN Co el e e | o tsiand) bonnd ference at the local Union A. M. E tory Mognital Avith itileinope ot ve: | fouchiiwithy Miss duaratanalmr out (eCiee pSEioR N sl ceyealad Wwhen [} 0 VL BB LG pREESt Al ey 8 hre Silert Ottley and | zion church last night. A large ana Soueny 1€ hedlixea Rhstullifheibind | nveloinasiAmaricaniBouthern mars| iit, aian® 2ppled (6 e supreme | Sog 28 bogrd |Bromley §. Stone, New York, pas- | gppreciative congregation greeted i 1 mistionarics stranded shere |0 07 an order sacating a notice |Sengers, and Fred Ralgh and Elton | him. The reports caming from ire Buckshot fired at him yvesterday| Mr. Muccio was accompanied by :;:r her examina w;n before tria or_\' TWO CRITICALLY INJURED Jewett, pilots, 6f Portiind, Me. | various socteties of the church were AfiEe T niichasing @ wagintelon | che Brliah conail Wwiantine koo e E1oRnd (Dogishe 8 Solie e TR et o [jarhe pilofs. en route from rort- | very encouraging and showed mark. pierced his brain and optic nerve after the marooned churchmen, and | O, ¢ SUit and that the e ot ton' Burte a7 o sie - —tevliland o (Glen (Cove, Hiwarsicoming |leatiprogrens in every respect. Dr Was active in | fEhting | 23 British miseionaries were iooerid |€XAMination was for, the purpose of Lo Dike (1) sarase pner 2nddown for a landing during a rain | Jacksen commented at length on the nshne in “Hell Hole," a name |with the 21 Americans. Thee n::o)m; her. : e h:ng;. <0 vs]n crit (‘;ll; storm when a bolt struck. The plane | presencs of several young people applied to the county because of its | heen k'”MM for some weeks in g | SNe Was summoned to answer r:'«'a h-?‘ lanv ur] ‘,n plane crashed | pitched headlong 25 feet to the wa- | who attended the conference and Dumerous feuds and widespreal Il-|region fought over by the governs | Liotion® regarding whether ehe had | near here Jast night. ter, bruising and cutting the occu- | who took an active part in is poy ng. He has campaizned | ment qrof.p,e and their rebel op- | porrre. & {lsi ot Wclofhing,Fjeyel | pants. They clung to the craft as it | ceedings. He stated 1 ¥Igorouely aguinst i the past weeks. | ponents o omaney and 2 trip to Europe | USE. HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | settled until reached by John Thom- | which has ot joer Accused in Conspiracy from Boyce | Tn 1929, he himself was accused | of being in conspiracy with the| moonshiner: but was cleared of the charge. ce then he has been even more active in his efforts to clean up “Hell Hole." | Dennis told Governor John @. | Richards in Columbia recently that he had been warned by po\mcal rivals that he was a “marked man." W. L. Thornley, a young X\ »n Corner man, is being new in we penitentiary in Columbia, charged w the shooting. Witnesses said he drove up near rked his car on the he street, got out, cross the hood | of & industrial school savored of barbarism” todty faced e Charles Milord, rs and chairman He then drove off Thornley told a rested him he Emerson trustee for 10 of the hoard . In a statement e explaining his reappoint E: W. Tobey said had revealed The tatement at Governor To- ced by political THO NIDSHIPYEN FACE DISHISSAL Youths Who Smuggled Girls' Into Hless Hall in Trouble Omaha, Neb, July 25 (UP) — Carefree thrills that - turned to tragedy when a roller coaster train leaped from its perilous eourse, car- rying two persons to death and in- uring 24 fatally. desc: coro- jury 1 Farrell, 14, and 0. H . were killed instantly last as the cars hurtled from er tracks at the start of a descent and crumpled the | work of supports below. The school is located at Manches- | Seventesn of the 24 injured were Judge Emerson’s term expires unconscious when taken to hospi- | {histent | tals and little hope was held 1oday | agfimflnflm@ 133 MAIN ST. The World's— o Smartest || | approved late yvesterday by Secra- q tary Adams. The case now awaits action by the president ‘S'POR:?S in Natural and White * .:or‘king con followed report hey had been tagon Punishment adr scent be tolerated on hardened Tobe id. He declared that rson either knew the me approved P—The dis- |them or was ignorant cf what was midshipmen | going on We Have 20 Dozen of BOYS’ Golf Hose Sizes 8 to 1114 nism stered to ado- ool would not te prisons nor used inals, Governor 15% On All SWEATERS Except Thermos A for a Stout night the coast :“fl"p TWashington, July frame- missal of two Annapol for taking two Washington girls in- to the dormitory and mess hall of the naval academy has heen recom- mended to President Hoover by Sec- retary Adams The vouths in question are Law- rence L. Myatt of Quincy, Mass., and Miller §. Burgin of San Antonio, Tex An appeal for less drastic action presented by Senators Sheppard er of Florida information was that after the two girls had ex- pressed a desire to dine in the mess hall, the midshipmen accompanied them to the dormitory and supplied | them with uniforms which were worn into the dining hall Detection followed and Rear Ad- n. superintendent SHIRTS Excepting Whites 31.00 Values but slightly irregular Formerly to 85 — Now — pair for All 2 $ 1 FOUR-IN-HAND $2.00 SHIRTS in White, Tan, Blue, Green 20% OFF ON A LOT OF SUITS from our regular stock which sold from $17.75 to $50.00 Formerly to $7.50 of the academy, NOW $1.15 oDl $2.00 $1.50 — Formerly to $12.50 Prices Now Range From $14.30$4(.00 — Children’s SHOES were pficed from ’ Men’s and Women’s SHOES Sold From $6.50 to $10.00 Huccio Says Five Surrounded by Reds at Kienyang Peiping. (P—A delaved message fron 1 John J. Mus- whereabouts of naries in ! he was with th he ro- ow Wedn — | Where Rothfeder 20% OFF On All s TROPICAL WORSTEDS v — and PALM BEACHES The Mannish Shape with Creased Crown to Fooch night (uvl AL ET L Those times when Constipation is so au‘fullydepressing Now Priced From $4.25 °$8.45 _— . Meyer’s Policy Never to carry over SATURDAY SPECIALS Straw Hats .... 14 Price Boys’ Khaki Shorts 80¢, $1.25 Men’s All Wool Knickers .... 20% Off 25¢ any garment from one season These Coats are marked at half and for quick clearance. If you to another Women’s less FINE SILK ROSAINE nd ALLEN-A HOSIERY Weére LD o find your size you will make a lucky purchase Remember. our loss is your gain Meyer's money Coats if you want it so hurry says back on your Boys’ $1 Belts ... $1 Plain Color Crepe Ties .... 2 for $1.00 All Boys’ Bathing Men’s and Women’s ! Suits ......... 81.98 Flannel Suits in sizes BATHING SUITS these for women too sensible’ to take drastic drugs. ONSTIPATION be rid of q There are times when an intest up with wagte, can be distressing. Thousands have found th any doctor can conarm it Women of all ages have found Flaxolyn a pleas- ant and effective aid to bring about gentle elimi- | nation. When Constipation threatens before or | during this sensitive period, it will be well worth while to rely on Flaxolyn. Rieh In air-and sun-dried herbs Flaxolyn's herbs are effectively combined with | highly approved vegetable extracts, bile salts and organic medicinals, Flaxolyn's mild action on the intestinal canal is derived from such potent herbs as Spanjsh orice, ~ Aloes from Barbadoes Islands, “Sacred Bark” from California, Dandelion Roots, Senna | Leaves from ‘Arabia. Flaxolyn also is a mild | diuretic to the thanks to Its African Buchu 2nd Uva Ussi. This gentle stimulating action hol ds added benefits to many. { FLAXOLYN, For vour own cake, do not delay... get Flaxolyn today. You do not risk a pennv. Tear out this clipping. Hand it to your druggist, who makes this offer: T Flexolyn does not bring you a satisfactory impro ment by the 6th pleacant spoonful, returd. the partly-used bottle and get your monéy back | This | certainly is an honest affer that shows the great confidence we have in Flaxolyn. Formerly to £23 On All isalways a condition to ly and thoroug 1 tract clogged bing and 0 be true; Now $1.49 $1.19 BATHING SUITS AND ACCESSORIES REDUCED f}giafi)‘l\n(\)e‘l‘]\ $2.47 SUITS--formerly $3 47 to 84.95, NOW SL‘ITS--vf\oanxrh' to $5.95 $447 34 and 35 .... 14 Price Grey Flannel Trousers Sldb .. Values That Cannot Be Duplicated WHITE FELTS Saturday $ .00 Special STITCHED CREPES EASTERN MILLINERY s . All Guaranteed Pure Wool Kept in Repair FREE 1 Year 3 RUBBER BAGS 9¢ Reduced to SHOES Reduced to RUBBER BELTS Reduced to 25¢ ‘The Globe Clothing House, Inc. At The Corner of Main and West Main Streets :c-v!:-'l:!l—fl el & 7“7 7\_