New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1930, Page 8

'\FW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1930. ;}‘ SR women magazine writers, tonic ;.md‘ r CETRE | CHAN IN FRANCS decreased 49,000,000; bills discount« ‘.‘ [;ALLE!] UNFlT Pmson on Stolen Grapes FAM{}US fiflY STAR beauty cream mant < Invaders Try to Grab | Focis sept. 18 ABP)k——’I‘h;_; ]\:eekly‘cd P oal i en et e 111 L, women who e . | statement of the Bank of France Causes Death of Child o] % creased 382,000,000; ci lation de- iren whom they want to put |n(0{ PrEttv G ls Of To“n SRt | Y | | shows the following changes in o i East Hempstead, N. Y., Sept M F e movies, but interviews never | Tepic, Nayarit, Sept. 18 (P—A ‘ francs: Gold increased 65,000,000; lcrcased 578,000,000; current ac- 18 (M—Polson sprayed on grape It LR I Vothered nhim, .according to Mrs. || band of drunken invaders appear- ‘ sight balances abroad increased 7. |counts increased 443,000,000, | vines, from which fruit X s looks upon reporters| | ed near the town of Villa de 000,000; bills discounted at home| Rate of discount 2 1-2 per cent. pilfered, was charged by | —— st s ny more “Al Jol.m,“ ‘ Compostela during the indepen- | today to hl\ caused the death of Richard Ryan and his mother, | Reiser, who has a summer hor <ub Base school, and the | | the ade. | adjoining the house of the Moon- 1 | o took Davey down into a The authorities drove off the || H Mrs. Helen Ryan of Beverly, Mass., {| were principals in a touching scene Determined that the pure food||¢y famil r 1 by polic 1 Iy | - n they emerged from | | raiders after an exchange of iaws will et i dhisicity;ili| fors cermics A fruit {1q 3 L L ander and Davey || shots. Reports reaching Tepic Dr. L. J. Du , superintendent of | | ¥ vice and a quantity ot y e fans, t means © fast iriends, and the visit that | said that several persons were . ¢ 1 also were seized. % : c o es | | killed and wounded. health, has condemned a large qu; ! 0 W iz ? e a heduled minutes | | killed and S tity of meat in a Main street store ree other Mooney children S L TR to three hours, and the — | at police headquarters last e hias ae i aeaitaa] il ner > ill but will recover. | roonin 3 1 ce r told Davey that if he | meeting each other for the of his board to eld Saturday Polic cking Reiser said they lay and Satur ¢ ) cver needed a home to let him morning for the purpose of hearing | | nad le e had led for : ‘ e E evalck 1 Davey could live with him i Germa v said efforts would ¢ e n_official of the company. Jack Sanson, manager of the Strand, |in more than a month. Richard rax HI S By R [ many and Doroth anson, three and one- |to her waiting arms, happy beyond 2y i ; half year old daughter of the man- | cxpression. s. Ryan, crying with housewives appreciate Members 1e boare L : him back. : 3 by telling the com- | agor.” joy, took him to her, thering o s formally v approved Dr = e the v 1 or that he was “just like Daddy [ 1n the main corridor of the mu him with caresses. the saving in buying the Dumont's 3 ter the meeting - \ c cogni I m 15 about as great | cipal building he met Zecille Nair,| Mrs. Ryan and her husband have | big 5¢ package of Inter- h nt ITAL”N ROYA] m]{ nEvg tior re eriti ¢ ton 1 complir as Davey could ever | five vear old daughter of Vice Mayor |not lived together for eight vears| % b i Ll 11 GLd 11 epresent ve any person. In fact, it was the | payiq 1. Nair and Mrs. r. With |and she has custody of the i t national Salt. They see ARLcar L ¢ X t time that Davey had ever told oqch introduction he extended his|her husband took him to Ne . 3 THR IL 0‘\] PAGE ?. K on the screen ven exceptit Wy T that he was as §00d as|yight hand and said: “I am very|Hampshire during the summe q no need of paying more s Jackic oc ording to Mrs. Lee. |pleased to meet you.” S b s ot c the veryib ) B Wil ) LY A CRIL B TURE A than 5¢ for the very best ks : r r 5 11 go to Indianapolis, Ind. 'n he removed his large white |street, this city, me ¢ 3 | Crown Prince, Accompanied By NN ri g v . New Britain being | cap and his hobbed hair came into!word to his mother that he free-running teble salt. CinE . e of six cities to entertain | yjow, Dorothy opened her eve wide |his way to California, accord Wife, Rides On Course r 1 . al stizky « rve he returns to Holly- Are vou a little girl iher story to the police A Tepr (!l:\vi\n\ ri T rom Nev il I r to start another Y i t call me & girl; 'm | Jor a time she’ tho > boy | TER NAL At 91 Siles : : ; is ¢ pr . S s o : . ey protested. ally was in th s e called to cial 1 r e 7 ;5 " ther, 1l ¢ v s n a 100 per cent * Doroth ccommodat- - s i N oard st Feal sy 4 Mon . Sept ‘DfV\v;m,\- St : e R o X ) el romyace ‘~,‘nn yp;,iml hr»] g Nu SALT CO., INC. Lon s 2 and 1 s Mario 5 % . i than Hale schoo r ! RTON ] o have him detained by the police un- | SCRANTON, PA. [til she came here. Mother and so. | left the police station a happy pair. oility last hat cd the little star very reporter of | piyeh and he took Dorothy by the vfellow who | pang, drew her away from the crowd d as a|gng ested: “Come on, let's go Teceiving | jown stairs and get in the Car, VOU | mermresmmressrer s e e a ot ¢ bunt and push, | jittje ‘racksle”™ — which probably | ' sclectivity - | Davey will start h . ApY v | school in Holly- For Hair and Scalpl ood pelianhelrcrna, Y B2 single bottl corrects slp | irrita- L want to work with Daddy Al |futures opened stea Aattenines um » Proven Gen:k:éd licaicly don't want to go to school,” he g gp; December 8.30; March 8.60. New contracts—September 8.06; De- cember 8.30; March 8.72. compla . Dad . roriloonta il Sl s hir Which makes him about 101 per food stu o ey o 1 much h nt American boy, Meets City Officials ook hands with Mayor d Town Clerk A. L. ) hortly before noon. He came to city hall with his mother, iround curves like think of t 5 18.—(P—The wec il * "M piles are caused by bad circula- Mayor Quigley i s ¢ stater £t k of e : ©|tion of the blood in the lower bowel | Dr. Dumont and the board of he shows f r anges ; alit md a veakening of the parts. Only and he will th 3 S ! reased 6 . S % |an internal medicine can remove the urday. 495 iocir t e - ’ ¥ That's why external reme- g 558,0 v < cutting fail. Dr. Leon. ther 3y ’ Sl ¢ 1 2 < HEM-ROID succeeds, be- . WI public deposits ’ ( / e cause it relieves this congestion and ] i |t decrt 2 210.( s L : hens the affected parts. Dr. S Toorensedl 143 i 28 at Mrs, Leonhardt's prescription has such a F e t securities decreas ; 0 onderful record for quick, safe and . | 145 i ‘ i vt oh asting relief even in chronic and 2 stubborn cases, that Fair Drug Dept. Under Way in Nevada — Las Ve Nevada, Sept. 18 (P— The $165,000,000 Boulder Canyon | 4 ¥ 3 i dam project, for more than ten | ek 5 / 4 % %fl y ¢ vears the dre £ id south- | 9 % | q vest, today was officiall ay. | Y & 4 il N h S A5 A spike of Nevad into a raidro Interior ed the fir R , lower prices---plus [, ‘» . AGAIN... ATrade-In . Allowance on Used Tires f,‘e‘e -Wfi ‘e'e// /7 Effective Until Saturday Night, September 27th ad of the| take ‘ > B 5 H OTORDOM'’S biggest surprise in 1930 is Stude- bl So successful was Sears’ recent =D A baker’s introduction of Free Wheeling with posi- ¢ | trade-in offer that we are pleased S tive gear control. o h Today’s biggest surprise is the unexpected application to repeat it. 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