New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 21, 1930, Page 22

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1930. THURSDAY Eastern Daylight Saving Time 283—WTIC, —Vaudev Hartford—1060 | stra Newark—710 WOR 2 New ) rhk—S60 349—WAR( A¥ rection ther, tenor 395—WJZ. New York—760 5:00—" How to Get the J When in Hartford why not stop at Honiss's Oyster House for one of our famous “FIVE Course Lobsjer Shore Dinner” that is served every day trom 4 to 8 p. m, Sundays ex- cepted, for $1.50. Also in our retall department we have a fresh supply of Lobster Meat, Crabmeat, Soft Shell Crabs, Steam- ng Clams. Open Lonig Clams and Showder Clams and Shrimp. HONISS’S | OYSTER HOUSE CO. 22 State Street Hartford, Conn. chestra 7:45—Jolly Bill and Jane dren’s program 8:00—Phil Cook in character songs | and dialogue Chats with 0—The Peggy Winthrop | Headliners, dance band 9 Parnassus String Trio, with T Sing s se, vocal 0:00—The Manhatters ano and 45—Josephine B. Gibson. food z s —U. S. Army band, directior Captain Wn =+ NURSE ATTACKED Taken to Hospital, She Finds SEARCH FOR PUBLISHER BROUGHT TO END TODAY Filing of Will of Maryland's Richest WHILE SPOONING Man Will Be Delayed For Several Weeks Man,Under Bed N J. Bal more,” Aug. an end today for Lear Black, Baltimore pu talist and world flier. red _Monday ht. All ho rvived was 1 (UP)— Gray. a and John are in the city hos- urse night TRUCKMAN MISSING Maple Hill News | burne Falls, Mass., as the guests of thNr son and daughter-in-law,-Mr. and.Mrs. Harry Hurd. Disappears After ~ Reporting | Finding Important Papers Mrs. Leonard Fox and son, How- | ard. of Brokkline, Mass, former res- [idents of Maple ill, spent several | days last week visiNpg friends. Boston, Aug. 21 (#—The sr:lr(h} for Oliver B. Garrett, former head | wr and Mrs, Vincent L. Eddy and .| of the Boston policé liquor squad | pjjgren of Church street, Elm Hill, who is wanted for trial on charges| bor, Me. They expect to be gone twd weeks. Miss Eleanor Proudman whd has been spending her vacation with | her parents, returned to Boston Suns day. | Adrian Austin of Stamford # tl heuse guest of Ralph Goodale of Johnson street.~ POPE GRANTS AUDIENCE T0 CHARLES P. TAFT 2D Boston Monsignor Acts as Interpree 226—WDRC. New \Haven—1330 CALL / rr at o, 3 ) 18 MA]N ST. r Special Stroller with $| 5 95 E At L S B AU e 2 g c For Particulars S S ; WHOSE AHEAD NOW? || it (""'f e $9.95 ‘ 7:30—Rise and lof extortion and 1 v, was hax-m ous condition fol- | ing of his w il s ek upon \ ooteq to t ed & week or|on the home grounds today with| 5 s, hic park. | mor mEnt will Qisposs | BOSton authorities seeking a Chelsea ¥ , they of a et ruck driver who disappeared after L) fied man to $40,000,000, it is bel porting the finding of papers be- j00d Old § them and attacked them | Mr. Black, publisher of the Balti. |lieved to belong to Garrett SeZiotigor & a hammer. | mo Idgar Conron, the truck driver, 9 Voegel have | know reported to Chelsea police last night Mar that he had I ; een as- | Follow z at . B when | York tod ot 2 of the ex-police | H - e ol 1at one of the papers an G oy 5 N e policy made out to Oliver K turn to Balti- b tt from ¢ Peerless Cas- = Tt ompany of N. H., and | = AL on Mrs. Garrett to th b L o = O‘ ompany or vice versa no questions oast, when Mr. Black disap- COn pan ree entered the f sed the Cl < window on he would 125—WLW. Cincinnati—700 escape ng and turn the pape Hansen, hbut Boston police immediately. Today he > er he has any |w had not shown up at Boston head- | s T : upon | sit = ey : BOY SITTING ON CURB s e e e STRUCK BY AUTOHOBILE Car Contipues On Way But Witness .. Farmington Man Weds Baltxmme Girl i in Pari Newtown Has \e\\ Toyn Hall Dedication Planned 5 own, Aug. 21 (P—The new | Follows It and Learns Wom- v gift of | 4 1 - , will be = B SC an Was Driver zos Tomor- n I ¢ d Officer and Assailant ; Lthe - ; ot Score Hits,in Gun Duel it ‘ TE e e e L ‘u'm\ DocsIts Share ; I v In Aiding Unemployment o New York, Au 21 (UP: »7I'Hr [ Schenectady—790 o rs G t 3 a to pick lik « t W. E. Kelly 9 o he NEW 1 LIKE (UP)—The land of it's it wo, who have just to China will —WHAM Rochester—1150 POR HTRALD MacKay&Wallin 63 MAIN STREET Extreme Values Here for Two Days Two piece Living Room Suite in Figured Denim— large roomy davenport made of very choice materials. Cushions upholstered in same material on both sides. The chair is a colonial wing chair, very comfortable and up- holstered in the same material to match the davenport. BEST RESULTS CLASSIFIED [ ADS FRACTURED i 2 BOY'S LEG FATHER DIES to. 2 er bury. He was 85. The |te er was a member of firm of § ned a sin pted to swim mo = d progr F'OR BEST RESULTS The two pieces now $98 00 ISE OTRALD CLASSIFIED ADS 1 ( reduced to .. et o R — v Lo Simmons Metal ,{ll in brown we 1]"h t color 8 i FREE $100 3 \'M’Hw:. an exceptional investment in r B 3 » lasting comfort, finished in proof I . : 2 IN CASH enamel. All sizes, special at $ 7 95 Spring center Mattress, very soft and restful, fllled with coiled springs between layers of cotton felt. Covered with excellent damask ticking, in blue or rose colors. This mattress absolutely guaranteed to give $ I 6 ()5 vears of service. mea] now at . ON BABY CARRIAGES 0-CARTS $23.95 e ki | Patterson Chevrolet Economy Contest Drive a Chevrolet Farthest On a Pint of Gasoline and Win SPECIAL LOW PRIC AND G Special Carriage We Furnish the Car Evervone Uses the Same ( Same Route CHAS. F. NIELSON Hough St., *Plainville 26.4 Miles Per Gallon MANY OTHER REDUCTIONS THROUGHOUT THE STORE 8 2 Troop, pi ine Beebe, popula | Mrs. 8. M. Stearns and Mr. and Mrs. | Mrs. are on a motor trip through \m\ York state | ter for Son of Former Presi- | | Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Bushnell of| 4 dent of United States. i Pottstown, Pa., were guests of Mrs.| ... el u Buéhnell's parents, Mr. and Mrs,| Votiean City, Aug. 21 (P—Thd N Mann of Robbins avenue last|Pope today received in private aus week-end. dience Charles P. Taft, 2d, son of - 5 |the late former president and chief Miss Eleanor Skinner, daughter of | justice of the United States, of Cina Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Skinner of | ginnati Thompson street is spending two | R et weeks at Canoe Harbor, East, River, | Monsignor Spellman of Boston sot ed as interpreter. The pope expressed pleasure aff meeting the son of the former press ident who, he recalled, was 2 cial emissary of the United Sta the Holy See in 1902 in the 1 of the purchase of friars land Philippines and other questions growing out of the annaxation of the islands. as the guest of Miss Arline E Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Harding and ghters, Leonie and Louise, of Rabbins avenue spent last week-end n South Norwalk visiting Mr. and Root. | Hargy Kinsley. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Howard and family of Maple Hill avenue are spending two weeks at Raleigh, Ver- mont ‘Makes 3625 Loan \’\ 1(hout Security; Sues to Get It ed Duquette of New York was| George Bergian of this city, wha e week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. | claims to have loaned $625 outright Charles O. Ferguson of Golf street. i 5 A 0 Harry Kevorkian, also of this Dr. and Mrs. Leon E. Dary and| % ]‘:5_‘;’“'1?‘" s sons, C m and David, of Maple | ITOUER Attor - oy ] Hill avenue, have returned from a2 Aprr;r LY FRLLS0F CHL 0PR} 0Nt two weeks' stay at York Beach, Me, | °%N12d by Kevorkian, has been | tached to the extent of $1,000, Cons stable Fred Winkle making service | today. Robert Lienhard, son of Mr. and H. A. Lienhard of Golf street, s home from New York for a few | seven pieces of property uns der attachment are located on Webs ster Webster Hill, Arch | street, South Main street, son and Division | _— strees and Mrs. E. B. Proudman of ck street left this weed on a to Boston and Bar Har- Mr. Glen street 7TH ANNIVERSARY Special Prices for 2 Weeks Only MEN'S SUITS FLANNEL PANTS Dry Cleaned and Pressed / LADIES' PLAIN DRESSES LADIES' PLAIN COATS M OVERCOATS Dry Cleaned and Pressed s] 00 Work Called For and Delivered—No Extra Charge STAR CLEANING CO. Plant — 234 North® Street 293 Main Street — 688 Main Street LR Telephones 1075 - 1976 - 5873 No Greater Title hath any 1iVonmn Bt than— A Good Cook” Cooking perfect meals is so easy on the Jubilee Crawford —the low- est priced enamel range ever made by Crawford in 75 years of stove A A.MILLS Plumbing — Heating — Sheet Metal Work PHONES 5100 - 5101 66 WEST MAIN ST. building. Gleaming colors: gray, green,buffenamelat $§ J .30 orif preferred, at special low price in ptove-bh* finish— 8 fis'if: , This offer expires November 1. Act Now! Easy Terms arranged. dance trio BEG PARDON , SIR ., BuT YouR PARTY IS ENTIRELY - \\U“P4%/FOQ 'RE /@E _ DuGAN/ [ED DEVIL | DUGAN TAKES THE DUGANS AND THE ENTIRE. ! CHORUS OF “LEGS OF 1930" New York—760 Shine, dance or- By J. P. McEVOY and J. H. STRIEBEL. GO AWAY OR ILL BUY THIS NIGHT INTO A BIRD-AND ANIMAL STORE