New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1930, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 193 HONOR COMPOSER ATC. OF C. DINNER Called to Ovehesira Platform to Piay His Cwn Musis Stur i, leader and or- ganizer tra nual Commerce Dyson, of the Bacchanalian orches- 5 publicly honored at the an- of the Chamber of | last night at the Masonic Temple, when Si Yaffe's orchestra Played two selcetions written and wrrenged by Dyson The conrtesy Wi A i 1o andience, of tely acquainted incident bandquet the musici the New Britain whom are inti- with Mr. Dyson. oceurred during the Iy pris most STURMAN I, DYSON dinner that h tions "It Mr. Yaffe announced would play (he two se Doesn't Mafter™ and *I a W by Mr. Dyson, if the lo- ca’ musician and business man would play the piano Mr. Dyson played the the orchestra played his compos tions, but modestly hid his blushes behind the same instrument the audience demanded that he & how from the p orm. Mr. Dyson was introduced by Mr. Taffe pike, familiar nick- name which 5 known to his friend. He is ry of the Con- vecticut Jewelers' association SCOUTS TO FXHIRT THEIR HAND Boys’ Exposiliou {0 Be Held in' Tahs' Hall February 11 and 12 A commitiec annual Boy Scout exhibit night in the scout oifice Ronney presiding Other members present Heisler. Iored Peters. k. L. Warren, president of the council, and Scou lixecutive 0. A. Lrickson. Othes nmembers of the conmittee are P. 1 Kimg, Sherwood Raymond, . Ii. Morgan, H. W. Linnchan, Abe! Jehnson and Harold Corning. It was decided that the would be held during the week, February 11 and 12, i1 | Tabs hall. Tach member of the general committee will be asked by | the general committce chairman to tuke charge of one activity s sary to make a success of {his bir event. The committee expects th at least 20 troops will have booths and exhibit either handicraft wors | some scouting merit badge dis- | During the exhibit held la . between 2,000 and 3,000 per- scns witnessed the exhibit en- | tertainment provided by 15 | troops when taking part A meeting of the committee mak - ing plans for the scoutmasters troon will be held tonight at the scout of- fice at 7:30 o'clock when ndert pitno while wihen take as by he ceret: | to a the la arry | for met with as chairmay were M. (¢ ¢ «hm.r‘ anniver. | nec and the AND THEY WON BOTH years to a day after Christian university’s eley cated Clark 1%icld dedicated their unt. In hoth case victorious over an opponent. six new $350.000 of -the-stat« | rord | cerear | cove GRAFT | schooners [the Y. M. C. A. | men Fuel company yards. | work | dies. Gal‘flsler Tell Vlcfl;sn To Pray Before Church New York, Oct. 30 (® — An witomobile with four men halted in front of a church in Brooklyn t. Two men in the 1t drev pistols men in front: “Here's church rear and said to two | Pray, ani || ¢ quick.” | As the two leap from the , car. fired, Lilling one instantly and |/ wounding the other. he as identified as John Bugeio, 30, who police said was connected with the grap: business allied with New York's wine The wounded man sai Joseph Dentice, a con slain man. and wa from Milwaukee. He 1 he was J ph Dentice, a cousin and although there werc introductions he did not recall the namnes, He said the first inti- mation he had that anything was wrong was when he was told to get out of the and pray. in front tried to || the others market. dhe was in of the inz here car Overnight News ] the A | ociated Pre: Domestic Washington -— S in radio speech asks republice etary Mellon for clection ot IFormer Governor Cox of Ohio says historians will re- that (wo presidents “auction- stocks from White House, Governor urges clec- Iformer ldress con York — in radio democratic Smith tion ot W By tion's clection MeAlester, Okla. — crs continued hunt fo men cntombed in minc red Wi Garner o sional inqguiry Iepresentative s administra- concern on politics, ington -— o Tenn unemployment avol of ce eve worl- bodics ot 13 dead re- Reseuc Iepresentative ates congre income tax r inio - President G Labor wrted cooperation will larg uncrployment Senatos wholehes 1y relieve Washington — mands that ph 8. 1t under outh, ot in charge -ding oil Glenn de- | Kelley clear playing poli- lands. s arrives on Janeiro ag commitice re- s motions which would raise stion of v tion revision Istanbul — King Boris of Bulgaria nd his bride sail through Darda- nelles on honeymeon voyage. Tolvo Revolting savages in lormosa aftack Japanese, hilling two officers. Paris — and Bellontc honor. New Hao to Itio de lin — Reicl an Premicr Tardicu toasts oste at official dinner in their England Portsmouth, N. H.—Boatbuilding shop at the Portsmouth navy yard ordered closed November 15. Glouc Mass.— Races off Hali- fax, 8. between the Zshing Bluenose and Thebaud called off for this year. Vi.—George R. Mer- general secretary of at Providence, R. ition of state secre- M in Vermont. Mass.—Expert rifle- te Kkill packs of wild preyed on domestic er. definitely Burlington, riam, associate 1., accepts p tary of the Y Fall River, retained dogs thn have M — Michael H. Grady, S0. formerly police chief for 5 dies suddenly. Everett, Mass.—Three killed and seriousl injured when steam crane overturns in the New England Boston—Mayor Curley announces to be started first of year on $2.800,000 worth of municipal buildings. Cambridge, Mass. — Cambridge vouths, convicted of attack on deaf nd dumb girl, sentenced fo 1§ to 0 years in state prison Arlington, Mass.—William Taylor l.ougee. 83, third stant engineer on U. §. 8. Monitor during eivil war, Mass. — George E. Wright, 20, Gardiner, Me., a mili- v prizoner at Fort Banks on a charge of desertion, escapes. Boston—Merger of Boston bank and Continental tiona1 bank announced by dircctors both institutions. Worcester, Mass ceives absentee voter and England Winthrop, Na- of City clerk re- ballots from Geormany UNDER YOUR RUGS Insist On DUOPADS NON-SLIP PREVENT RUGS FROM SLIDING Make Them Wear Longer Cost | DUOPAD The Non-Slip Double Duty Rug Cushion Pad for sale here I. BIRNBAUM 381 MAIN STREET DUOPAD Put (he brakes on sliding rugs Call for informaticn. ERICKSON & CARLSON 377 MAIN STREET © More Than Piain Pads - Werth Much More ASK YOUR DEALER TO DEMONSTRATE Double Duty Rug Cushion ——— DUOPADS ip Rug Cushion Pad. want one—because you need one. JOHN A. 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Tuesday night. quoted him as say-{in ter and was on Mrs. But Hits Child 30 (P—A-thur in custody today and killing his Y San cause telling [he continued, clothes of “The he shot crawled under | 8clo said, not realizing that the baby bed the Santa disc which he wife the ngelo custody soon after tr of included bought and then went to to show boys told was going to beal (heir was quoted as saying. me § mot story through un m.[ He went back to the house, broke Scalamoni as bed, was taken shooting. epancies in her state- the ation of the wounded man as San- the boys| ta the | rc them to|hours lamoni her after | the lat- | antan der ¢ court into | ne Bu- | Hyde identifi- | retute ister at b statc of mder a4 by the Plesentmg of h\ld"ll(‘(‘ ; Ends in Russo Murder Torrington, | tion of Oct evidence police 30 (- in the ended today in Litchfi ad testi Forringt timony eld which name for P Russo mur after t in rebn WO wer on by and Clinton E. | Pora of Winsted who were called © de fensc he was several vriting experts con accurac, | day, | the and the Jury case will 0 plate-made photographic repro immedi: tely ductions of handwriting as compar-. 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