New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1930, Page 26

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4 e NEW BRITAIN 'DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1930. —_— Eastern Daylight Saving Time o 283—WTIC, Hartford—1060 128—WLW, Cincinnati—300 379—WGY, schencctady—790 261—WHAM. Rochester—1150 N Ann 226—WDRC. New Haven—1330 HOLLYWOOD’S LATEST HIT at all news-stands sons in f sports resume by played b i HIT-OF-THE -WEEK ORCHESTRA f HIT-OF-THE- | Also 'n our retail department we WEEK PHONOGRAPH have a fresh supply of Lobster Meat, | Crabmeat, Soft Shell Crabs, Steam- RECORDS | ing Clams. Open Long Chowder Clams and Shr . . . America’s largest seiling record — can be played on any phonograph When in Hartfor Dinner” that is from 4 to 8§ p. m, cepted, for $1.50. mp. | HONISS’S | OYSTER HOUSE CO. 22 State Street Hartford, Conn. ! \ rough the Static | SATURDAY MORNING GRANMS PRO- 283—WTIC, artford—1060 ENGINEER PLEADS i Says Conditions in Russia Have unavoidable com- | room.” “The question| Minimizing fears of the possible lly is should we in the United | effect of “bolshevik” propaganda in s express our confidence in our | America, : “I do not by saying to Russia, * s are sound - | cept your challenge, and if permitted |and T do not believe their results help you in your experiment [ will be what they hope for, and I : reasonable way,” or should | believe that i the long run bolshe- in effect, “we fear this com- | Vists will adopt far more of our and therefore, we will do-all | methods than we will ever adopt of to hinder you.” | theirs.” Press Agent Talks | 0L S % Mr. Tvy Lee, New York publicist, | LOVES DOG, JAILED | Icading the conference on ‘‘dom Atlanta, Ga., (UP)—Because Ed nd foreign problems of I dams, Atlanta negro, loved his dosg, d: he is serving a 15-day sentence on picture of Russia |ontcome of this ng it with | petition,” he said. no matter how | r approve of com- mpelled in fair- | p to admit substantial ess has been made in industr! tian, education and social we work,” he said Looking s it is today tussia of HELP FOR SOVIET No Graft Suggested able s he last seven or | Impréved Since 1914 e d out betw en. and The salient blunder in the com- | the stockade. The local dog catcher ainglesds nunist idea is the failure to rec- | was making his rounds, and Adams, aft been sug "| ognize the importance of material | who had no money for a dog license, L w;;"“ | incentive to the individual to obtain | carried his pet into his home and hid him. Officers made a sea discovered the dog, and Adams was fined $5 by the recorder for tempting to evade his lawful duty. He went {o the stockade, as he had ® Ol the best results from its people. £ he effort totally to abolish te property. to repress the in- idual shopkeeper, to deny the ifty hard-working farmer the| that it is the b er that the c believes t to be more prosperous than [no money for dog tags or fines would co ¢ indifferent neighbor, consti- | cither. » natural resourc r pri- 2 fundamental blunder. That | S te ownership plan whil will | blunden'tis retarding Russian pro- I'AST DELIVERY ts deve e | gres: A T A : in | 3 being | Miami, Fla., (UP)—Copies of the “To be sure progress is from | made. But the country is so very | Miami Daily Herald are delivered in ge.” | primitive and backward that almost | Port au Prince, Haiti, less than 12 of | any progress is like introducing a | hours after they are printed. Aire on the | candlelight into an absolutely dark | planes made the 1,000-mile delivery. 395—WJZ. New York—7i60 S“BATTLE OF LIMES UNUSUAL GARDEN O RILLS DI S PERWEEK BATTERIES BUY ; o, JRNRIT L L S KR e ot TR 436 Main Sireet i Tel. 838 Opp. East Mais i Plenty of Parking Space B 5 N R e TR Y T A R e A R T T R SRR R TR R TR PP R OPEN SATURDA Y AFTERNOON AND EVENING UNTIL 9 HERE'S A REAL SPENDING INVITATION It’s Right from Rackliffe’s The Quality of course is unquestioned. The Prices speak for themselves. Just list your needs --- . . And buy in Confidence. or no sale --- 1g you buy carries the <liffe guarantee. nakes good or we do. -—— ' MID-SUMMER SALE Garden Hose | Grass Catchers | A GENUINE BAMBOO e | | LAWN RAKE L TIT Reg. $1.85 .... Now $1.47 ‘ FREE HELD )] S T T R S S WOOd Rake WITH EACH PURCHASE 3 steel bows, 24 teeth OF $1.00 OR MORE wose Reels . 2 Holds 75 feet Ghh No. 10 Holds 100 ft., 1ge. w}k HOSE NOZZLES 98¢ Handy Andy Tool Grinders Drop Forged Open End Wrenches Lawn Sprinklers '\”“,(}"' 1_\__‘”");) thf:.l”“ $1.52 1 set (4) .... reg. 63c. Spec. 47c¢ - e \' ‘1 Exibi 1 set (6) Med. . reg. $1. Spec. Tlc C & whee. n - X0 580 (111 SY .‘Li'm‘ 18T 1 set (6) Ige. reg. $1.25. Spec. 88¢ No. 3. 6 in. wheel Reg. $4.00 .. Now $3.33 Everedy Screen 16 Mesh Jersey No. 4. 7 in. wheel | Reg. $4.50 .. Now $3.67 | Door Check Copper Screening I C h 8c (7 cEs Now 6¢ $1.00 Stops Slams e Floor Brushes With Handle | T i | = Torrington 14 in. Screen Doors Reg. $1.65 .. Now $1.34 e Torrington 16 in. | Reg. $2.00 .. Now $1.67 ‘ | Picking Baskets 1-2 Bushel Oxford tock, white pine. R L | Picking Baskets ....... 59¢ s 1-2 Bushel Fall Bail J SAVE ON A oy s $255 i 3325 ‘ LIGHT BULBS sl ke Tée According to Size 1 O E of Light Bulbs | R S e A St B NS o e, KAt LS At 8 All PHE FAMOUS Rackrirre/Bros, BLAR LAWN MOWERS 209, ... PHONE 5000 — ROOFING — CURTIS WOODW(C - AGRICULTURAL { EQUIPMENT. PARK and BIGELOW STREETS ‘ AND DAIRY SUPPL Sending Spec\:a! African Millioniaiire e / /PEASE PA.BE ON THAT EVENI / SENSIBLE—YOU’D TAB BOAT AND BE KILLED AS A ok Foi. £ | SURE As vouRE 7 LOOK FOR. RED DEVIL ALWVE — WHERE ARE Yeu GOING; PA ? fyer Flight = Ao A - >~ -

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