New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 29, 1930, Page 6

6" NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1930. | Fall River, Mass, and Providence, | were watched and no attempt “:\sw son stated. “But, on the whole, con-| TREASURY MAKES INQUIRY ]panies in Finland, Norway, Germany HARM[]NY EAININ[I R AUBURN E[]NVIETS | made to ~mumo in a revolver. BABS“N PRE[]":TS ditions are pretty bright, and I| Washington, Aug. 29 P — Thc’aud Denmark are buying fow priced | Many Clergymen in Family didn't hear many ccmpx_aints,"l - ‘lrezsary li_s coxmiuc:;.nz a Drelimina;y‘mxlerial rramhnussiad. nrloycemslilonfhiit s f father and his moth- The corn crop, he said, will be| investigation into the request of the | and dumping the wood pu L] r = nd thre []lE WITH JESTS ‘Falms President 5335 BUSINESS PIEKUP off about only 25 per cent of nor-fPugez Sound Pulp and s com- | country. T <N 15 S taten e ‘ clergymen. Another | | Drought Raised Pucesa mal, with prices approximately 30 |pany of Everett, Washington, for an | rected against Canada but no charge J n f | \N g ) (N A per cent higher than they were last | anti-dumping duty on wood-pulp. is made in that case of using Rus- T T j An B Sh | year. ‘The complaint alleges that com- |sian pulp wood. New Pastor of Ukrainian Church L Three Pay Penalty ior Murder| ;wm Farms m Parecasts Tmprovement to Talé | ' ugh Healing 0ld Wounds <"famils to migrate to this coun- During Recent Riot , ‘ Place in Few Months * “THE SHOP OF BEAUTIFUL GIFTS' ¢ .« N. Y. Aug. 20 (UP)— g efarm | Albany, Aug. 23 (UP)—Roger W.| ’ . urn prison convicts paid ({118 97 cen . son. business statistician and ac awa s 1 O lives last might for the = P - | stock rket diagnostician, in an| Henry Sullivan, fellow | Sréased prod fcorn and made ;oo vesterday predicted that| e expensive. The g the riot last De- £ Xpensive. The business conditions throughout the FIFTY-EIGHT W EST MAIN STREET r v the next | . Bomel said, 4iq |country will be improved in i R SPECIAL HOLIDAY VALUES Shop Here For SHOWER A\DHWEDDING GIFTS WERE ing circulat- | isiness appear 42-Plece English Dinner Set . CRRLE BRI 26-Piece Etched Crystal Set e nothing to Gold Band Iced Tea Set . ll\\\\ WITHOUT BANK i 5 h A1 0 24 y Console Set, Goid Band n iAO'vt F‘f e m ek CUE e Five-Piece Wafile Set .. vithout a bank | SIO%ly, busin pears to be de- End Table Lamps : ; Lo et calsea bx Flower Vases—Pottery n- e not as bad as| Tall Vases—tor Gladioli believe they | Stemware—Rose, (Green that petro- | Framed Baby Pi not horse d, is the modern | ' he de. “We seem more fruits | | B PEWTER © southern Int. Sheffield REDUCTION Ukrainian o e - - i Ao e FOR BEST RESULTS whera 1 drying | = 5 HLERALD CLASSIFIED ADS [wind ' Mr. Bab- | Etched Crystal Console Set -... to have Father Bui‘ned Alive; Tries to Save Child Grove, N. J 29 (UP ALEX NIZANKOWSKY HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS 79 3 Y ' ECO”OWiZ@/ ‘ J > }1 (;ifls’cgu;m ; of Fancy'Rayon | j ]acquudl, . UY e = ; | WASH | Popular.% Length | stripes in ap-%| Misses'sad Children's putent lecher | Sl / /1] i g ealmgcolor- one sirap vump.Rub‘!?erheei. A vos E / | Rich-appearing, long-wearing, P derful value acthis price. Szes 84102 ‘ DRESSES o these hose in fancy stripes, j“: combinations.’ $ .98 e . | are pretty as can be! quards and turned-down cuffs l h ey 4 [ Lovas Many [ . will delight any youngster. chool Shoes V"4 |54 oo [ Novelty il ¥ Many Fabrics Colors heel. Exce't: ionally good for schoo | \ Al Manly Cutv Sizes Now is the time to economize—You can save con- : Z | M | BoYs’BLOUSES - . ; fShort“Navv Cheviots | and SHIRTS ! ‘v Misses’ aad Childreo's pacent leather | : pnnu 2 Sporty, Long - Wearing {Llnedj Cheviots ST —You also have over sixty of the ucwcst styles in one strap pump trimmed with Blond These shoes are unusual values,'they are made of . ) | § Handsome ; : Brudcloths o 3 G o L F LT HOSE .= Lizard. Rubber heel. Sizes 8% 10 2 ~ good quality leather, and will stand rcal hard wear | TUNANY Fully Guaranteed | ‘ » p school and dress shoes to select from." 5 JSUANRRSN & 7)5c v;?:e“ A Y (For. Boys 2E < — i i Colorful Jacquard and Diamond 9 y- ; ’ ) \ KA;:;‘;ecBg ;;e‘ds “Patterns 7 o b WY G " Four -in -Hands 39¢ val'ue': i Eoglich GWO%lbassimereé siderably by buying their School Shoes at Kinneys. ¢ Misses'and Children's FamousEduca | ! > Tied AN D UP s that wear! . : ’ and Ready-Tied ? styles. Sizes 5 to 8-$2.25,8% 10 11— . $2.65,114 to 2—$2.98. Formerly sold at much higher prices. Gabardines R eCexds Features - One of the greatest values ever offered in e ‘_i $1.50 Quality BOYS SCHOOL SHOES Boys' Black or Tan leather oxfords Goodyear welt. Rubber heel. A won- derful value. Sizes 10 to 139 —$2.49, 110 5%—$2.98. " ‘Consisting of : Smart Blouse and g @ Well Made'Pants Boys’ Black of Tan leather oxf . 3 ¢ 4 f $2.00 Value Goodyear welt. Leather heel with S5k Zephyr yarn sweaters with jaunty s berets to match in Jockey red, | covem. I (] tes plate. Sizes 110 52 ! ‘ 3 k ™ % Navy blue and other new Fall covs, These wonderfu! Boys’ oxfords for school or dress. In black or i Colors. Crew neck slipovers in e gnd tan. Goodyear welt construction. Rubber heel. One of the big- il \ . contrasting “flp"' . b bargains ever offered at such a price. Sizes 12 to 5%. il 7 1 W Wide assortment of b!mrnu enodels. S gest bargai P To complm the Oiltfit'— ’ and trouser fabrics " ’“*;,’;:“‘;i‘“;?,°::;::g;;{;z YOU CAN ALWAYS SAVE AT i | )\ A (LU | NEW sKIRTS | KINNEYS |1 | =g 267 MAIN STREET | s s Infants’ Patent leather one strap NEW BRITAIN, CONN. pumps. An unusual value for this price, Sizes 4 t0 8.