New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1930, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1930. 1—990) When in Hartford why not stop at Honiss's Oyster House for one of our tamous “FIVE Dinner” that is from 4 to 8 p. m, cepted, for $1.50. Also 'n our re have a fresh st Crabmeat, Soft Shell Crab ing Clams. Open Long C Chowder Clams and Shrimp. HONISS’S OYSTER HOUSE CO. 22 State Street Hartford, Conn. 244—W N AC % 226—\WDR( / THURSDAY MORNING PROGRAM 283 TIC, Hartford—1060 —it may be your Radio Tubes —your dealer will FUROPEAN FLIERS PRAISE B, . ACES Four Foreign Birdmen Give Opinions of American Aviators Chicago, | European 395—WJZ. New York—760 Four str t. Marcel Doret 1 | Through the Static ’ e : J Tents Fired On by Drought Communist Propaganda Confiscated in Mexico ar 3 . Pe TWO BURNED FATALLY GUARDS ON DUTY FEEDANDSEED WHEN CAR OVERTURNS (REDT ROPOSED oung Married Woman Dies Hour | lFederal Drought Committee! Work Gets Under Way (UP)—A d and seed wrmers without using fed- | was being worked out to- ub-committee of three | iembers of the group here | with the federal 3 drafting a | f'for,_the B i After Arm is Amputated—Burned Almost Beyond Recognition Norwalk. Aug on of Los An Dawes repara d to be the which later will | hy the full coffference The plan is understood ipon estahlishment of itive credit organizations in of the drought-affected states. Mecting A meeting cs was called for ed cer con- day by Rob- sub-committee nd formulate a definite plan h will furnish redit to be v We to receive the needed by collateral | ceting is 2. m d in the cabi, te House late | o leave the | said armers lackin ATLABOR CAWPS of First Nicholas | company, National Stricken Farmers Louisvill Prentis, First de chairman of red the ad- governmien report and City Offered Land if Street Is Cut Through e of a quorum, . 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The hardware cor-| poration will stipulate, however, that | it shall have the right to cor\siruct‘ an overhead bridge connecting | buildings on either side in case one is found to be necessary. | Musicians’ Demands Shut New Haven Theater Also New Haven, Aug. 27—The New | Haven engagement of “Blackbirds,” musical show which was to have been played here at the Shubert theater for a week starting Septe! ber 1, Jhas been cancelled beca of difficulties with the Musicians it was announced last night. All future bookings in New Haven will also be held off until some agreement is reached The musi cians are asking for a 30 wee varantee, and for 'nrms. somewhat | similar to those sought by Hartford union musicians. | Hartford, Aug. 27—Union musi- guarantee | week's pay,” cians here-are not asking for a of a full week's pay at any time, it was said yesterday vy A. D. Smith, president of the organ- ization. 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