New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1930, Page 5

R—_ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1930. CITY MAKES HOLE INSTREET FUNDS General Appropriation Greatly| 70 BROADWAY IN AUTUHN Chemisis (o Prepare Papers on Reduced; Weekly Payn oll §8,000 Although only five months of tite | fiscal year have passed, , @ppropriation is more >, and the the street | than half | street improvement | soon to be reduced two- rough an appropriation vot- the common council T remains, 'I'u orovement account, nosw . $15.6 will be the $10,000 withdrawal ment relief measures Sewer aintc ce ve cut the anding at subjeet of a for uncmploy- this month operations in appro- 000 to $17.896.91 epartment of pub- ks continue to r 100 and $9.000 w Emall fraction of thi: to the year around enced city workers, the balance Ing paid to men recruited from the jobless by factories and drawals on the pres- pe out the funds, but ranks of those made slack conditions in elsewhere. Wi ent scale will v between . only a ount going forces of experi- be- it is the mayor's hope that grading operations on the new state highway will afford work for the needy for several additional months THISBE ENGAGES | generation over those of the first “Therefore,” he says, “this experi. | ment uon(rnm(os no ecvidence sup- rorting the ‘ evolution.” HARY PICKFORD RETURNS brec Other Noted Stars of Silver screen Will Appear On New York Stage. New York, Aug. 1% for years (UP)—Mary Areh Selw vhose manag® said a play had not yet b cd for her Three other scre n on the F success in “Va a comedy entit by Ja Rod 1 oc and Vilma Banky will star in “How to Be Happy.” a play adapted from the Hungarian by John Emerson and Anita Loos. Pasteun S ‘\ephe\\ Breeds Better Ratting Cats Le Havre, Frange, Aug. 12 (P— Pussy is more efficient than science in rat catch 1| pound for 50 cents I SEORD RAcE Rochester Yacht Megts Quest of Toronto Again Today Rochester, N, Y., With the f Aug. 12 t of the races ye surprised P for the r owners and Nuns, Fleeing Kenehmv, Report Bishop Remain Peiping, Cl 12 (UP)- 3 ’ ¢ nuns who world's smallc ferments, enzymes and bacteria — will hold first pla ciety, tory living « | ture, hol be recentl ously to hunt sorts of jobs. World War brought out sev- acegone from planc made butar e SCIENTISTS MEET, - DISCUSS BACTERIA Minute Life Aug. 12 (P st workmen Cincinnat ientific rs of the Am meeting h stemperature ave chemists such as making butanol corn, for use in a “dopes.” Now this fer 10l goes into paints of automob department o st raiders in |} arrived today at ¥ taking the i carly in the y a 15 i vard g in a breez that was considered as favorable for Both y class anadian boat hts are of the interna- | and the G «omrnd]r. for is cove i prize e south-west- heavy going day would have the time for the race in order th the day have matched weather opportu under condition nity of every TRY 0UT EVOLUTION at noon to- the boats might being | possible THEORY WITHRATS One Factor Is Not Out in Test Flagstaff, Ariz. 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