New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 28, 1930, Page 10

10 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAL , MONDAY, JULY 28 1930. L055 3123,000 IN HAVERHILL BLAZE Stores Burned Out in Night Fire—Nine Hurt WALDENARAS ATTEMPTS ESC “PE FRON HIS EXILE Former Lithuanian Dictator Closely Guarded After Motor Car Tries to spirit Him Away sunda Flood Waters Menace Villages in Shikapur City Advertisement SEWER IN WHITMAN ROAD Wightman Road City Advertisement WIDENING OF BURRITT STREET Board of ment of made t! and awa ments of nertherly, Eas George, James E R. Andrews, A. Sheldon Sheldon James E. & Jo- Andrews & Vir Sheldon. & Virginia A George G seph R ginja A Annie 1. Johnston, jo Iy nt Total $1.500.00 Accepted, adopted. certified record and published der of the Common Council / Attest ALFRED L. twice by or= THOMPSON. City Clerk. from Personals y and Mrs. Jo- Woods of Columbia strezt ations on the warriage. | Har Congregatio n Holmes of Mr. and '\ n. lwood. ing their va- at CIVIL VET DIES WAR Clty Advertlsement REGISTRARS NOTICE City Advertlsement SF \\l R IN AUDUBON STREET of New following asse or bette nolly h Side Hughes : Maybelle M A. & Agnes Peterson . Peterson Peterson ord and Attest, ALFRED L. THOMPSON City Clerk. | certified ce adopted from | published by or- mon Council b LOSE LIGENSES UNDER NEW RULING Immediate Confiscation Used in Fairtield County Gases seized the 1 drunken d en or reckless dri be suspended u " SALISBURY HOLDS SCHOOL REUNION Rm ky Dell Gladua tes Gather at Jnhn Beldens il Stoeckel AUTO FATALITIES SHOW { PER CENT INCREASE Death Toll Through Motor Accidents Was 8760 for Just Year Fnded. Report shows. _ | Chance \ou;zhl Funeral He!d in New lglk City DROWAS IN JUMP (UP rom Fall years ago RARE OPPORTUNITY Offered By Public Utility Company We want man, executive type for local territory to become manager of retail coal sales division. Must be live wire business man able to invest £2,500.00 to £5,000.00 (security of in- sure to become very xnhmhlp N particulars regarding your aasii- A r«"*s = « rE» -~ \_'}, 1 [N ~~ \ ,.‘mn! l!u ” = ’_. fed. theatrical notices and reviews in this column are en by press age Black Rock EMBASSY THEATER is a phra to many s but it is Good Inten- Lowe, now at ills > appli r in his demon- Gribbon and vers who Naish - SHOE SALES IRK SOVIET OFFICIALY Hnam'ng ol 7vie1‘7Also Causes Government Trouble FRIENDS FETE KLEISTS, HARRIED FOR 25 YEARS Avenue Couple Surpris- siver Wedding ed on Anniversary Muldm\'nier_\'r, VStaV;ze VStar. To Visit in This City will visit TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY One man she hiated, one man she loved—and a child linked her to both of them. See and hear— RUTH CHATTERTON in Her Greatest Triumph “SARAH AND SO} Co-Feature “A ROYAL ROMANCE” with WILLIAM COTMER, JR. wm«l mumrwmr Last Tln\N 'ln(L “YOUNG EAGLES” with Charles “Buddy” Rogers —and— “LADIES IN LOVE” isv for the respective amusement company. AT THE STRAND voice that the world has been a vear to hear speaks Strand the- | r today where tomo: Lon C and Wednes- iney is appear- first talkie, “The Unholy famous silent euc- debut as a vocal 1s happy. for it differ- it s 1ly sounds like es the make-up 1y like, when 1o use five his fans to Maver with the nt and o band to- strangest plots Adapted by Tod hit of some into an en- the aulli- very last. POLISH ATHLETE -+ TOENTER MEETS Steh Walsh Sails Wednesday to Gompete i Europe Metro-Goldwyn film or stage N story the New York, July (UP)—Miss 2 of Cleveland, women's and field record holder ted to compete as a Poli ropean meets Terris, secrete . said today r departure for HONSONS WED 37 YEARS Kensington Avenue Couple Guests of Children on Anniversary—Havc “Three sons and Five Daughters Mrs. ‘Wil Johannson a':‘l Miss y and Mrs. ille, : Charges Against Mix Quashed by Courts (i — ed today ng that men ncome tax urns have beer shed. Mix pa alties attached today ne 2id his k t and a court hear- for was cancelled PATROLMAN DIES TODAY New York, July 28.—()- an Dominick Cavigl Negro bandit " hol Two Negroes, one 19 and the 20 under one of them is said by police to have con- fessed he shot Caviglia -Patrol- other arrest 'BREAK PROMISED INHOT WEATHER East to Find Reliel in Showers in Next 24 Hours Washington, July 28 (—Hope for |a break in the nine day heat wave that settled on the eastern states nine days ago was held out today by | the weather bureau which expects showers to bring cooler weather by tomorrow night Although the general forecast fo today weather, local thundershowers were expected by evening in several states. | A result of the high temperatures of the past week came today from the nearby University of Maryland, which reported the deaths of 91 h in the egg laying contest being con- ted a cultural experiment tion re also sharply Agr excessive he. ailed egg production Relief Promised 25 () The oppressive part of the nation with definite promise of early Middle perspiring relicf. America awoke today still from another of the wilt- ds which this July seems intent upon providing. Temperature charts of a great part of the area rcad like the report card of a grade | school honor student—100, 100, 100 ith many readings even better that Omaha, Neb.. thermometers sho an official 105 6-10, one of hottest days the Pipestone, Minn,, had 107 Peoria, 1il points. St. Lo ed under 106, and Kansas Ci Li Rock were only two degroes co T Fort Worth, Tex., had 1 and the nation’s capital was an eve le Michigan Gets Rain Another washed “million dollar away the Michigan fruit belt cultural exper <ing their heads over t mous dams rain" here were heat deaths and nu- n Coolidge spent h as presiden 1d eight wene Five Chicago Deaths ths directl ed upon by to wash and blow av of the but chief hope lay in the cool moving dos ¥ sections any intends inery Warner Bros, STRAND TODAY, TUES., WED. | TALKS! | Unholy The Dwarf The Giant, The Ven- triloquist 7 Banded %1 Together in a Partnership ~ of Crime! Coming Soon THE STRAND KIDDIES REVUE GRAB BAG SALE In conjunction with our Annual‘yewelry Sale we are offering a Grab Bag, Rings, Fountain Pens, etc., included. Watches, Clocks, Silverware, Each Package $1.00 Values $2 _COME EARLY — C. .00 - $15.00 TRY YOUR LUCK LeWitt Jeweler 299 MAIN STREET was continued fair and warm | Roses at Walnut Hl" to Be| Planted This Fall—Plans | Made to Beautify Rock | Pool Many gifts of flower beds for the parks are being made to Park Superintendent Clyde M. Ellingwood and other local residents are templating the gift of rose beds for con- the memorial rose Hill park, this fall. Several beds of ind other flowers Stanley Quarter park. the fl the gift of Charles Gedraitis. Hundreds of dollars worth flowers for other beds througho the parks are being given loc residents continually since the pa department has been successfui in its campaign to beautify the parks. Many a family desirous of perpetu- ating the memory of a loved one in some way other than merely the orthodox tombstone have expr ed its intention of donating a in the memorial rose garden In the other rose garden in Wal- nut Hill park, in the iris garden, or |among any of the numerous flower gardens through the city's thousand | acres of park property flowers of all kinds are acceptable, Mr. Elling- | wood reports. In the memorial gar- den only roses and only full beds will be accepted. Mr. Ellingwood r addition to Inut Hill park, which addition will give him the nearest thing pos- to a green house until y is available for accessory. To Beautify Rock Garden At the new rock garden and go pool Walnut Hill park ntendent pl nting and b 3 as to cover the bare pearance of the poo small fountain and brook created to feed this pool have developed into a fa orite bathing and d place for birds and many beautiful feathered vi seen flitting among the gard the beds to be planted fuchsias, e been by bed beds in mu in tors a Wa heds outside ut Hill park now has 30 rose of the memorial rose Additional gardens are d now for lias, aster chrysanthemums, gladioli, iris, and pes of rock garden plants. Cannas, hollyhocks and in fa ind o be accepted by k officials and planted in suitable Thet sloom in t started th arden various wers will flower beds in full park, with flowgrs spring in cold frames. Mr. Ellingwood feels that this is son why a greenhouse is neede The cold frames and a new drink- ng fountain near the wading pool at a ‘Warner Bros. EmBASSY Park Dept. Receives N_la-lg Gifts Of Flowers for Memorial Garden And Other Beds In Local Parks Garden and Gold Fish| d. | | e typical of the ingenuity and re= sourcefulness of the park superin tendent. The park board had no | money for a green house. so the | superintendent built a series of cold frames which served at least | temporarily. New Drinking Fountain Then it was desired to remove drinking fountains from their pre ent position near the wading pool. They were declared unsightly and more or less of a nuisance. commissioners were o y would like to change the foun- s, but how could they? With more park land to care for than ever before, and their appropriation cut to 75 per cent of the amount actual- ly needed for maintenance, no new work could be considered. ~ But the superintendent built the new fountain and he proposes tak- ing out the old one. With no addi- tional cost to the city the new foun- was constructed with a small ty of concrete, two cast-off cotta pipe d a few feet of water pipe. A park employe did the work and an ornamental fountain, with pedestals for children of differ- ent sizes, now ornaments the rear of )¢he north side shelter house, The park board will meet with the Chamber Commerce committes on Th t § o'clock to arrange a program for the opening of the mu; £ cou Plans the opening of the new at Washington park. The cement being poured now and noth mains but to add the sprin hich will be provided by residents of that section, and to wait a few days for the concrete to set. 8 ter discu; ion for wading pool is \German Fliers Reach Orkney Isles Safely Orkney Islands, July Two German aviators fly« light single otored airplans today were one nearer their goal of a ny-to-Chicago flight by Th ar \\ ay will take weather lowing th of Iceland Kirkwa 25 (P ing a Wolfram H arrived her Lor [e] n afternoon from off for Icela orable. northern route, Greenland and New- making no effort EUGENE PERMANENT WAVING $10.00 and $12.00 Fugene Special .. $8.00 Retouch On Permanent $5.00 All Wases Guaranteed ladies’ and Children's Haircut AGNELLO’S BEAUTY SHOP Tel. 1543 For Appointment TODAY and TUESDAY When a Great Gang Chief Is Hit By Love— There’s Trouble Galore “GOOD INTENTIONS” ADDED LLOYD HAMILTON COMEDY | Vitaphone Acts JOE FRIS | | “GYM JAMS” ATTRACTIONS MICKEY MOUSE | CARTOON 0 FOX MOVIETONE NEWS COMING WEDNESDAY “DANCING SWEETIES” “CONCENTRATIN' and KID” NOTICE For the convenience of our customers our office will remain as before at 153 Main Street—at the entrance of the Strand theater. Kays Specialty Shop, now occupying this store, will have charge of our branch office. Orders and payments will receive the same courteous attention as heretofore. BUY 24 Dwight Court NOwW e COAL PRICE ADVANQE AUGUST 1ST. .~/ Te HOUSEHOLD FUEL cor. Operating THE CITIZENS COAL CO: Telephone 2798