New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1930, Page 10

b NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1930. pted a coup d'etat d by gunmen who seized WERICANS OWN PERUVIAN BONDS Also Hold Oif and Mineral In- ierests Worth Millions Created Reputation vide i a national which street, especially women carrying or wheeling children Americans Own Bonds Coast (;uali'd's'('utter Helps Disabled Boat FOR BEST RESULTS HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | MOODY SCHOOL Have you attended to your registration? DAY SCHOOL BEGINS SEPTEMBER 2 NIGHT SCHOOL BEGINS SEPTEMBER 15 Office Open Daily 9 to 5 Evenings By Appointment Phone 207 . especially the through the st safety of New England | | E. Warner, Massachusetts, and As—‘ sistant Attorney General Watson FR T N Washburn, New York, confer con- i\ |cerning “blue sky” laws governing| security transactions. —Alexander farm Lowell Lugge. board o Arrangement to Have Confrol chairman of tederal tarm board,| SWi[Ch Thel‘e Gonsmered shortest corp crop in 29 years” in| 4 le r to Congresswvoman Edith | _ 2 Rogers. rence, Mass.—Small boy is nd five v"ompan-% similar fate | ves in. | ntative Joseph Boston, files resolve witk | providing for the| special commis- | inemployment The speed at which fire apparatus, chief’s car, travels | while responding subject of an ir 1 ion at a m ht of the hoard of ald e _opinion was expressed ould he to the advantage from the standpoin a system wher ng la; A H ts could be co for Mas u- Lorillard. Spen- p wport, R. T . automobile into flames af zasoline sta- urham. N. H.—The 19th annual land Granges | negative | m from Leavitt institute of Tur- j “Whether farm acted by con: heneficial to New England Somerville, Mas Ahepa delegates rge Dilboy. prize to failed to ex- of fear for sthe T who might |B' the mistake of crossing the ef as recentl ~ Order of statue to erican world war extraction who Under the existing arr 1an climbs the la c tower at Main a e ar i Ollven 'R when their automob: after collision ———— — SIKFORPRICEOF ONE Overnight News OHARMS VISITING SCOTS! Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce Group Pleased With Chicago's System " Lake Quassapaug Hunt On for Oliver Garrett Sports Wilson PERFECT OPTICAL SERVICE REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST / 77/ S\S Do Not Neglect Your Eyes! HAVE THEM EXAMINED TODAY! vows GLASSES , Eex EXAMINATION FREE! PERFECT FITTING FINEST LENSES AND FRAMES Prepare the Children for School Special Prices Phone 3077 For Appointment Jewelers 354 MAIN ST. Opticians CLOSED WEDNESDAY AT 12 0°'CLOCK Wise Smith ¢ Co. 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