New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1930, Page 20

BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1930. @k@mmem 1930 NEA SERVICE / BEGIN HERE TODAY ear of You just can't|suit, by the way?" he asked “Be- | when he's that | cause u didn't, somebody's A to Fra at Maury probably v, and | wouldr ember a word that| isingly | had said Anyway, I found 1 her|it,” arly so. | 1 Hollywood | to ¢} e s, and Dan 1e recollected | told Paul Collier | i n, and went off a crowd e led room and o get into a intimated as much. Then he could}churklea “In a mild way," he say the things that he wanted so |said. “Your_ friend Frank Maury < | badly to tell her. But they were |was there, by the way. H ehad a| that could not be spoken |fine edge. I had a little run-in | without some sort ®f encourage- | with him.” ment they were not easily said. And he recounted it to Coltier. i The trouble with Anne Winter was, | “Where's Maury from?"” he asliéd.i she was so difficult. Always, hen | and Paul answered that Maury had | he tried to r their co -|been an extra. “He hung around | tion into very ous channels, ke |for several years before he got a reached a point sooner or later |break, and when he did it wen where she matter-of-factly manipu- | straight to his head . That's | lated it back again, ‘or wrecked it | pretty good, taking two girls away on a shoal It was a little mad- | from Jaury in one evening. He'll | never get over it. He thinks he's er had never known a girl | God's own little gift to women. I He sometimes suspected | understand he saves his fan mail { r matter-of-factness was a |and sits in front of a mirror and which she hid emo- |reads it over.” as turmoiled | And he added: “We're having USED CARS S Caught in the -Stock Market DO NOT GET CAUGHT IN THE USED CAR MARKET was a barrier |open house this afternoon, by the to penetrate.|way, just in case you forget. I ran| bout | into Louise Watkins ! just for a minute. She wanted to talk to you about some- | er | thing. She's coming over.” (To Be Continued) A complete report will be ¢ladly furnished on these Used Cars. 1930 HUPP 8 Sedan 1930 HUPP 6 Sedan 1929 PONTIAC COACH 1928 ESSEX Coach 1929 DODGE Coupe Open Evenings / u USED CARS T TODAY'S SPECIAL 1929 6 Cyl. Whippet Sedan $375 Many Other Excellent Bar; New Britain was reminded sitting beside The Connecticut Hupmobile Co. 250 ARCH ST. ‘ Telephone BUle CO. CHA - / T : i A o ik Tel. 2607 | FOR BEST RESULTS = | USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS ——— | The Resident Printing Corp. 55 Corbin Place Telephone 899 PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION DONE : ACCURATELY AT REASONABLE PRICES : < ] 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .. hereby pledge myself to observe all street traffic regula- tions of ; Name of City to be alert, keen and self-reliant and always REMEM- BER TO LOOK UP AND DOWN BEFORE CROSS- ING THE STREET. ES ST Signed & ‘l DO 1 0A T Note: Only boss and girls under 11 are elizible to become members of E1 the Just Kids Safety Club. After this <afety pledge is signed and wit- nessed bring it to the office of the JUST KIDS SAFETY CLUB at the BL Herall Office, = By CLIFF STERRET : - bu WILL OBSERVE A HES CALLING ON & 9@"253 5:’/575’2’ YOUR BIT MORE CLOSELY You HES CALLIN' PARDON, WILL NOTICE THAT HE ; W/ SAMUEL! IS NOT CALLING ON v A il E AUNT HET POOR PA BY ROBERT Q N BY CLAUDE CALLAN — g e s N ~ = Kj A FRIENDLY ENEM savY —FAT50—T WAS JES WELL—IM GOING TO fA‘(E HER FOR A RIDE AND WHILE || |\ 76 MISTER MORDALNT WE'RE OUT ILL R e G HE AIN|T A = igc‘zwfqa/iou VERY,VER ] \_';J\H_;/—J [BAD SORT: [ WELL~ WELL— WELL— T-E TWO RIVALS ro’:i THE HAND OF ANN SMITi4 SEEM To HAVE FORMED - “I'd rather be mean mys “Our her is I X { | / T { FAE BEGINNING| an’ think my neighbo in’ hir E ~ - i # - T oF A associate with than to be as | | BEALTIFLL good as Sallie Lou an’ live FRIENDSHIP with folks as rotten as ever’- | | conduct instead o’ c ST L Lody seems to her. other people. > Gopyright. 1930, Publishers Syndicate Lc»;_vwgm 1930, Publishers Syndicate TLAST ¢ — we ought to w our own