New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 21, 1930, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, | Plainville News - ini: io Dcict S 7 Bristol News ' e Free Out of Town oy e demmit : e . s Toton sonnel of Teomson, Jac. i [ RDER GIDIDNTE i mgyE Ry B e /'”"%m%”?ggm cuzme A FOR PROBATE POST - e 2l T H]REED} 1000 e Sl prise 2100 Lo Store Closes Wednesdays at 12 o'Clock During This Month Open All Day Saturday | Popular Judge Seeks That OFice v s’ S50 "sdb%h Tt e ot e v ot v (ndon Road Bogs Grew Claim; Tor Last Time Xumerous sarictes of o o vemens o G “or v World's Endurance Regond Brown Thomson's mona I g AN g A s e Y st Cherles S, Stocking Dies—School nues On Turnpike Trail Opens Sept. 3—Doard Moets— Team Defezt nual Fire Inspection at O Offers Type Furniture You Want at the Prices You Want to Pay , Shop at Brown Thomson’s First—See For Yourself 1' vmlouvwnfn“‘f 0 yea g his et will be e election evening, will take 4 Pe. LIVING ROOM SUITE iSRRI VT R i ) T SR S o e i 0, 0 e for six years until 1615 o ” > € 1 € S S < . Sl - Fire Board Meeting from the F o b e L estine (Regular Price $250.00) six years but returned Luxurious large Davenpnrt, with removable pillow arms or large roll arms, an Ottoman, good size, with soft cushion top, choice of any two Chairs, five different styles to select from. Choice of Coverings Seat Construction : j A Plain colored mohair, variety All pieces built on best B. F. M. ¥ : b o special s 3 Lieut. Col. Scarborough o of shades, or high grade tapes- webbing, guaranteed, tops of every o 1 f s were Assigned to State Staff 7 . tries, with reverse covers. piece tailored in Skinner satin. 2 . 4 Base PEISulaRE e Hartford, Aug P)—Lic nt| Th Varranty Deed . 3 i the deciding | awards to all winners, the prizes to e, ST ! ; e Larasis DEC AN et a vorld's record su n v deed filed at the Berlin News s nmio v s et N i . e pelained: oty wenl o ffis o 1 Sy s o three fights t out with each |The races will be un e " : 2 S ; i a go n Oronzo Feast Day nd Read and Bernard Ya Democrats Will Meet to Bleot sroriman o sown Jwmue v 51500 2L B2 o e L e o I e e ey tom and at night ¢ MERITT O. RYDER 7 A nd 5 3t celebra annuall e h pas: Trumbull Fores sington Methodist plans for a re: Large Crowd Attends Fete Held In Tabs Hall By St. Paul's Fife and Drum Corps — Double Header 0 Planned. f : m con- {:being sold by ch | French Ministers Meet £ Irs. Charles Fiske t 3 ~Ns . T e i e g To Fix League Action L call sent OUl |y, 1400 2nd luncheon in it r 21 (UP) t effect by Daniel Malarney, : : D the demo. | Beckley this afternoon SpiheRcnalinan A social hour will he enjoyed fol- ratic town committee wing the card games Berlin Briefs Tohn 4 Marjory Fhe purpose : will be to clect dele i pro- bate and senatorial conventions, which are to be held during the early LIy part of September [ Wy A L No announcemer have as yet 'Y Worthington ster n t include s | — — made as to the probable make- ) f ter of 3 i ; Republican Caucus e in West \ of pimplesand blemishes. cal democratic tic r H 2 P y ar AICL Rabalm clears the skin will be presented to the voters town at the next election Underpass Flooded when he was struck s ¥ rain which dur k Britain 0 Shira bed llownite oce a Philippine Slave Tr L D S filed v 7 pOgEe Anzstim et nt J Waters and Bobl Govehlia wil s vet heen experi- | fracture 2 reva, Aug. 21 (UP)—Drey i 3 ¥ ! Mapl :‘-i Orier Ii’s a soothing antiseptic. or o0i ha much agitation ¥ and the cry th something to he done to alleviate the h long and and f or all the Mr. Dalbey suff, at } - e & z il D vhich sheds from these health nearly TGRCIE LR it i el ROUND and SQUARE the dra o though he hs ring the E LEVERY FRIDAY NIGHT at for the mount f | past several mont t believed QUARTET CLUB PARK FOR BEST RESULTS - 2 Rarnesdale, New Britain your much toward g him (0 his [SE HTRALD CLASSIFIED ADS T Skit Simpson's Orchestra s so freely d z a!that the sout will do druggist’s strians who have t nass connected with the Stanley ¢ Y PR N e TONIGET ing the flooded condi- company for the p ) MAURICE CHEVALIER in ed 1o seek their way metallurgi nd ch b Nes T PLAINVILLE MAN AHEAD THE BIG POND Annual Fire Inpc of the New Haven I FOR SALE +VARICOSE VEINS USED {-BURNER GAS = 1.5 g | in See Him in This ' | ) PRIDAY and SATURDAY ‘ Used Co toves PATTERSON-CHLVROLET MR ECONOMY CONTENT = Lawn Festival HMd inclement weather of | motor for large crowd was on there for the or S Chas. H. Niel Hough St REN MAYNARD want tival and d 1. term. Mr. Dalbey will follow 5.1 Miles Per Galion UNONG of the CABALLIEO) hall under ember — N - aul's Fife and Drum | Mr. Dalbey has ber war U L0000 T FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS == By BLOSSER eam and punch was served Mr. and Mrs. Dalbey hay n ac-| ( V(e 5 " Be A | RE S THINK THIS Robert Fagan's orchestra furnish- tive socially in the comm e i‘q:f‘:?, PAYROLL RO3BERY IS ( ed the music for the new and old- |ty and Virginia Dalbey have \ RN RRECEEES || Ax InsiDE J03.. 8uT ) fashioned dances which were en- active members of the Girl AND OSCAR L R AR Joved by many throughout the eve- There will be no even I FOR HOME.... e || To ME IT HAS EVER i ice at the Methodist church ¢ ESPECIALLY | EAR MAR Seft Ball Tonight \ FrEckies! i 1 If the Giants can 1oke the Cypress o mee outfit into camp in tonight's | corps will 4 at o'clock ~ularly scheduled game and the | at Community hall nts beat the Legion team another The lik ry will be open tomorrow tripie tie will be the result. These ' afternoon and evening the ex- | three teams are practically the enly change of book enes in the league which stand a The field meet for bovs and girls | chance of winning the pennant and | Will he held at 6:15 o'clock this L i ing the Hubbard school | - grounds. There will he events for NOTICE Young men and women with prize | Tremocratic Caucus to elect dele- to Democratic State County 1 EDDING, THE NEwW Congressional ond Probate Conven- . . \, FOREMAN ON CLEM tione. witi e hew st raurs 7. | Dancing Tonight BROWNS RANCH 00T at s 13. rooms, Kensington. (‘onn HERE FOR HIS KEALTH August 29, 1930, § o'clock = — PARAMOUNT PAVILION DAVID MALARNEY Muste By Chairman PARAMOUNT SYNCOPATORS Democratic Town Committee. |