New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 14, 1930, Page 22

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1930. R R = Ry P " = . \ | [ Ro,c "' Slepiin g mo o Slannaxd ] 500 B l‘ d K-!! d H S k- saying they had received no money | Faith orphanage with headquarters|at least four foundlings were found A’ | for threewmofiths. |in Denver partly looted; the Meth-|dead. A : elieved Killed in Sacking % /’i an Melodies; Al Carney, Already taxed to the utmost. the | odist Evangelical mission, Cleveland, | Aqditional reports said the Brit- organist bankers were said to fbe attewapting |partly lootpd and damaged; the China : > L N g ¥ ; i _theigh China inland mission was looted: Of Changsha; Attack Seen as Part |5 fe ! | American Episcopal mission, New | the Norwegian mission pillaged and { Wanted to Burn College fork, looted and nearly demolish-|demolished; the Swedish mission Authentic information 1indicated | s school looted and missionary | left unharmed; the British Wes- ¢ famous Yale in China college |residences looted and burned, and|leyan mission partly looted and bad- I Cooices { ; is slated to be completely burned. [the North American Presbyterian|ly wrecked and the American Sev- T 3 1 E ted s 7 One report had it when a gang ap- (mission looted, demolished 'and |enth Day Adventists’ mission partly Eastern Daylight Saving Time Report Says Yalc-in-China‘ Governor Held At Fault proched to fire the building, prov- ' partly burned. | 1ooted and wrecked. ) gainst Ho Chien, gover- rincial soldiery began attemps to re- | Both the Chinese Y. W. C. A. and| Oftices of the Texas company were T Nav > Miow y | province, was intense t ytr the reds. Y. M. C. A. were unharmed, but jgoted and the buildings were dam- Was Saved by Mere Ac- e S e - university | i foreign Y. M. C, A's were thor- | aged by Chinose ganboat firc, re- : a : ing primarily responsi- | giad among the communists |oughly looted and damaged. ports said, Oil stocks of the Stane cident — Many Foreign . itting communists to en- knew fhe institution, and demanded Foundlings In Home Die | dard Ofl of New York were une no, and Brad- o ) 2 ter 11 city . t e The , Italian Catholic mission | harmed, byt the offices were looted. will contribute . Church Properties Loot- led from Changsha as the| The Yale in China New Haves | church residences were looted. The | The Liggettand Myers Tobacco com- om Time,” whil : 0 2 irew near and left the . one of the most complete foundling home also was looted, and | pany offices were looted. ontralto; E ed — Governor Ho Is . s means of defense, |ir 5 looted. Money, drugs ) Brad and had |an ents were carried off will all be r Blamed. ot vithdrawn despite the plea of building damaged. The school was partly looted, it e o e | Rapier - Pickhardt & Dunn WHZSShrngicdnil Cii Donag 2 : il 5 a $4 re- | Mission properties suffercd grea hons, tenor oencata e, wnnee 3¢ ROSmea v B S okt oy e troen e | Woperis A e B men 127 Main St (000, Phone 1409 — i = Through the Static| Of General Drive Upon Foreigners . 'WTIC, Hartford=—1060 dev e loted as!of Los Angeles was looted; Hunan BRI SURGICAL coo CORSETS movement to band, will a band row ‘ | o ~“1YOU CAN SAVE $10 [Very Special Offerings § communist Changsha thar i EACH ON THE FOLLOWING USED COAL RANG For F]qday and Saturday 2 Sout!: Central Y g campaign, | f (1) Castle Crawford 8-20 with waterfront, ALL SILK, CHIFFON and GEORGETTE DRESSES : (1) Union Crawford 8-20 no waterfront. At $5.9 Values $16.75. (1) Victory Crawford Combination with waterfront. At $1.9 i U\.;‘t(:“;s_fig‘us (1) Glenwood 180C with waterfront. & ALL WASH DRESSES , +$1.39 row of Values $2.00. ietion of (1) Modern Glenwood 508E no waterfront. . _2 S R WE WILL DEDUCT $10 FROM THE PRICE OF ANY,0F « $2.5 e D, THESE RANGES WHILE THEY LAST. 9398 THESE ARE NOT ORDINARY SECOND HAND STOVES AN R e : = is ma n he was a memt i R . | BUT ARE AS GOOD AS NEW AND ABSOLUTELY B f @] GQ CHILDRENS BLOUSES OR, Newark—710 Amos A THstd &roun. has Joined iy las nd oth : GUARANTEED. At D Values §$1.55. st e ’ ofi Craesha : Plumbing — Heating — Sheet Metal Work fh D N e el S - = g reds rank ‘ prior to PHONES 5100 - 5101 66 WEST MAIN ST. At 617.50 bex)qu = ; \‘alucs $15.00 to § .%.flf\\f.\ S¢ henectady—790 White ar.d egg shell, all sizes. mar . ar nip wher g At 590 l.‘lxfifjicafik‘:x}_\. Values i@ $1.25. : o 2 79€ atues 1o s1.00. . $2,69 Aigibvis ‘ - = o @ e S 00 At o s il e oo v $2.59 100 $3.00 Vi S e s, 5 ; For Children. Values $2, $3, $3.75 and $5.75. 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