New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1930, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER- 31, 1950. : ; i slill mayor, o - Referring to Dean Cross, candi- hurch, Katherine Boyle, observer; | ‘The uu{“:' “'-;vml'lflfl fm'u'lhg P]" ; an 2 "G, 0. P. i * Shor te for governor on the democratic arguerite Hulbert, cook. cntation of these badges will be het: Gnerg Target at G' 0' P' Ra“Y? 111t‘fi:tjt?lleode:noz?at'ich:;\lfindcr Serious Water bhmtage :‘ i o Andcrson said, “Our FIRST All] EUURSE Troop 3, First Baptist church: |at the.Girl Scout office some after- i Threatens at Newtown i 7 e 1 that “millions are out of work 2 nd, Dean Cro is go- = : are v i 2 . Dea s B Gladys Leavitt, pioncer. noon. withi the nest fwo weeks. s k Sa Tarlfi ls Necessar cause of the failure of the republi- Newtown, Oct. 31 (UP) — a 2 to have:s “age ponsion, and Troop 4, Berlin: Nancy Hooker, |Notice will be sent to fhose con Dea ers y y « to keep prosperity going,” || serfous water shortaze faccd resi- 1 ns is going to give away ong hun- 7 ! | woodcraft, rambler, pioneer, wild |cerned ¢ | Mayor Carlson said that he read re- || dents ol this community today, ’ dred million dollars, “but he does {flower finder, land ‘animal: Betiy | ‘The last two mectings in the ans net tell you where he is going to get | Deming, athicte, child nurse; Mar- | (raining course for lcaders will ne {the money. The state docs not l\:uc-G' .l S,\ Cl G R sarct IFlannery, obscerve |held in the scout office n_cxt Tues- {it. The state has no moncy at all. ! “ \/Out aSS 10 OHUHHE-— Troop 5 Camp school: Gertrude |day and }\'cdvm‘.xflu_\' evenings. Mi: Iivery cent that the state spends is e Leubeck, observer. Richter will give instrustion in mak- se ¥ maney, given by you - tne| Badge WinDers ANDOUNCE] | “Troon s. Piainvitic: Dorothy Sey-ing stuted toys Tucsday and o form of taxes, cte, and he is going mour, pioneer, cook: TFlorabells [both nights leaders will Lo given a to add plenty to that burden..You Parker, ploncer, cook; Maxine Bull, | chance to pass. tests and will recei '“i” pay the bill. The second cluss of the st Aid [gwimmer. instruction in merit badge work in Pt B PPSS PRy 1 ) ) D t A w k g cently that about twelve millions of The normal water supply has ® 1Y0 ect merlca § orKimngmen S o et oty || fanea ana - restachis’ for miten the entire world. ““This proves,” he | | 4round arc obtaining water eady to ship wheat to Ttaly., but.aid, “that the condition is not || dvinking. cooking and eymour Says l*actones the tariff there prevents this. Our (local in your elty hers or in your || from an artesian well at democratic friends say the republi- {state or cven in the United States. || Palestine district school. Would Close If Demo-|cans are to blame for this condition. | Therefore, you cannot blame this|| This summe prolonged ‘ This ‘s not so, if it were, then the |condition upon the republican p drought is blamed for the short- \ crats Won — Ql!lg‘fl | United States would be the only na- | This slump is directly traccable to |y Age: “Our roads are paid for. We have [cofirse which is conducted by | Troop 10, Maple Hill: Lois How- |the troop. |tion to feel ~any depression. The|the world war. Yon cannot kill | Smmm———-m nc: passed big bills on to our chil- |Agnes Fanning, in the Girl |ard, athlete, observer, land animal G Calls Annexation Issue— | nolc world is attected. nearly 13,000,000 persons and de- | - dren. In New York state they bond |office on Saturday afternoons at 2 |finder, swimmer; Althea Latham. | SNOW IN GOSHEN ® 2 . Knocks ‘9 Billion Off stroy billions of dol worth of | friendship that we have for each |their roadwork and there is one road will be held this Saturday. Scouis piopeer, cook; Constan Grant, | Torrington, Oct. 31 (A—One inch 5w Dlldd'@t{)\\n Mavm De" “The republican party did: a big|property without fecling the cifccts Litchfield county that has been |are attending who are working on |pjoncer, cook; Betty Middlemass,| of snow was reported in Goshen to- g |thing in the past 10 vears. Thereland we are beginning to fecl the ! (o inis yet the bonds for |all the stages of sccond, first and | swimmer. | aay. nies Repubhcanb \lc 0 | vas a national debt of twenty-four | effccts. ; e Ul there. Our |merit badze first aid werk. There! Troop 16, Staniey Memoril o lillions of dollars, but in 10 years| “This is a machine age. and B 6000 Vst you-zo policy is the beet one, [i8 no ¢ for the cou Mis< | church: Gertrude Stone, pioneer, | FOR BEST RESULTS *; other. and it has remaincd unbroken Alling when he the republi { Connce- | 1"annin ving volunteered her | cook. USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS i " p: a i will go J t time and S cocoirt. benelt, and 30 G teor many. years It the » permits the 1 = S O3 OF GITL SCOUL (r00PE 11 N1/ | 8y mamwo e o ems e a2 o} THE PLAY SHOP 500 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 3423 yout +ixteen hillion of | for consnmy 2 CoTALL i ; ‘u t‘ ar debt ‘l.w in hi sashingion Who | ayery he was humane, kind- ALy 5 (EhItions s d BUGEas LRl | i = sencic e heurted and charftable, and that is i ous JL i pIARHITI CSRO GRapE el b 25 b off, comparativels, ot | will zide v 10« balinee soon. | (v Kind of & man that you mecd COMMUNIST RALLY Bl ond eI Lo o gathered in Odd Fellows' hail | Ingland. After S e M 2t Wall Street Tnte {11t 1h& robato court, Ele is tho best || Atsyd Kecommunistiaallys halil ylast) DAt Gamb Sprasusisisatin inflation and then a deflatior “Tiie fight against the tarift fs of {man that it' Is possible to.find in |hight at the Ukralnion hail at Er-|day. Thoy will carry .their ow: and we are now in the midst of the | finanel They want |this district for the job, and | urge | Win place a speaker told a gather- lunches lfnd “,'“ g0 \‘c camp as soon | ng list of republican speakers tell| oypected deflation. But we are On|yno tariff off so that it will be p ory pereon in this hall to work |ing of about 100 persons (hat the |after 4 o'clock as possible. They will phy they thought the nn‘m\vlv‘xm up grade. The republican Party | giple to manufacture goods in Lu- |hard for Ben Allin working men, now employed, will f*uv..supucr anq entertain themsely | E hould vole the republican ticket |is getting ready to spend a billionlyone 4t low cost and dump them in W. Christ on State Issues be put on half time to give the un- '"F, a’"“‘_‘*"&?:”h to Ha"m\;l{"i; *-cx' Tuesday, and despite the long |dollars in government, state and|america. = Many Wall Street men,| Senator 1. W. Chrst cxpressed |employed an opportunity to carn aj —=he waitt ‘1S SUETICOL SBOTE | town and city projects that will €1Ve | some of great- prominence, opposc |surprise that there we vy per- |living. This change will be brought |the pla J tain scouts | rogram, most of the audience stay-| .y ployment to a great many Unem- |ty tariff hecause it keeps the cheap | sons left in the hall, because of the [@bout by the uncmployment com- (Who had planned to have a large f to tho finish and heard Judge|pioied men. Do not turn over the | goodg'out of this country. They ad- |lateness of the hour and the length |mission recently appointed by Pres-|bonfie and sing at Stanley Quarter larl F. Anderson of Middletown, in|a¢rairg of the state and government|yocate Jower standards of living in |of the speeches, and admitted that |ident Hoover, it was said to thejPark on the site of the Girl Scou "i voice of thunder, berato he|io'y group of persons who Will b= |tho United States for the working- |hic was oing {o he very brief. He |audicnc lcabin. The event was to have becn y Arch street last night to hear a atic leaders sty e 3 : g | : rt Kling, the party ate|in honor of Juliette Low's birthday Hamuel A. Carlson of Jamestown, N.| wyy opponent, Gus Lonergan. | Burope up fo the American level. |sane hosp and oth ate instl- | €nce was ‘urged to ‘vote ‘the com-[have beon a court of awards for all | . Who told several stories and gave | joes not know what the protective | That is way they are assisting the |{utions. 10 show thal the republican | Mun it i Swen Tititens Al Cinu sgonsiderable prais to President -,mfl means, and I do not blame k e R T3l o faline gosd sareieriain) Sl praguc this sumnie Those girls | cer and his work duving the ¢ democrats i s > A ¢ [who would have received badges R ena Yiwork S \*|him. He sat with the —democrats|qemocratic hous: 1 senafe’ in|ond needy persons. despite the ac BISHOP CANNON BEITLR blofionidihateSincelyed & two years. Mayor Georse | Wachinzton, Oct. : g from the south, who believe in frec | waghington et year it will mean |cusation ihat the “democrats were | bk IS EA0 5 GITRGEID) tr cept when it applies 0 |ine wiping out of the tariff, and it |making at overy rally about lack |James Cannon, Jr., of the 3 tory, demanded that republicans|goods made in the south and £old | wiiy 4150 mean rule of this country |of humanitarian principles by the scopal church, sonth, wa sent to Hartford so that there [5erc or ubroad. Then they wanted |y tammany tai . Jote ol dumiant ) RRlscopali e soR L oseny be a bigcer and better New bought and sold in New York city. | “Is it not better to continue this|sought unsuccessfully to halt ritain through annexation of Ilm s M. Cox, who v ! onc{pay rolls are padded. There isigreat humanitarien work than to|sbread of arthritis which sent the ”:0‘:‘"‘1 AIARIS HILIEECHOLS OGNE W cim 6loandd aite Hor ;"‘( presidency On | zrait and erookedness cverywhere, | Curn the state over to inexperienced | churchman to the hospital last week. zton. the democratic ticket, in a speech ? e = L 0 Sacalis = | Dr. R. Lyman Se saic - g s § iuaimo it gho meeting, ‘”““howfl‘v'- he house and senzte will fyng genate.” e Chrioe remorted. that Mr. | slightly higher “no alarm is felt for|and woodcraft group badge; Anni | i doa dimerent method o IMRO- s overwnelmingly " demogratle 50 Woods Speaks for Alling e va s all Dp‘, e o {'1' to re. | the immedlate futur {Shimek, wild flower finder. fieton for cach speaker, - WhICH | ypay (e cntire tari® BUl can Dol procecuting Attorney Jossph G leovery. amd the only reason that he Croonygl SR Kensingion anc sUll Wiuzht the fancy of the audience. |yer:pped, except the part that aD-|\woods was introduced as one of <he |sias nat presont at the rally was hoe | Rio, scholarship; [Frances Brown. | Mown Committee Chairman Harey | piics to the agricultural intercits bagig o e DA L L OR BEST RESULTS ! scholarship. | s tho Dot spealtr. ) (o wina speaking before a &roupof e e o e HER CLASSITMED ADS, Troop 2, First Congregational | Calls Cross' Record Nil | rarmers). Imagine the havoc in S et g Moo gliomela fax da g | . § Comparing tho records of the (w9 New Britain If the tariff schedule i3} can candidates for the legislature,| . dudge Wakes 'Em tp | g et ¢ okt 18 o |scrapped. Without protection YOur| Attorney Woods spoke of Attorney | Judze Ancerson of Middlctown g : % SoT® G | factories will have to close down.” |gepjamin W, Alling. against whom akencd the audience, which had Wilbur L. M- Representative William Lange | are “woods was o 11 ¥ become het drowsy from ro urg went to some length to de- a short plea for reelection on {yyapy hattle for the probate judge- | much tory. by his {remendous f e seputlican standard et iy ground he knows what the fgpipn’a fow wecks 5 | voice and - sparkling vitality, He public record. : e tnd ought to have, | e 3 Sl R ORI DR AR LR EDils) democratic ‘cAhdidate’ has R i Allir a ] been | thundered nst making any 1 wage standards in |tients in state senatoria, state in- For the convenience of those who wish to reserve their Christmas toys, and vehicles in advance, we will be open evenings until 9 o’clock. CLARION RADIO It Speaks for Itsell South Congrezational | 1, South Congregational Ibanks, sccond class: Anna Shimek. | first cl I'rances Crean, swimm Ruth Raymond, pioneer: Carol Lord, pioncer and cook; Mary H fon, pioncer and cook; Eleanor Por- 0 e ) 1 ) S s D ) ) ) ) ) e e € < O < < - - B 4 ¥ g fricnds for many yea : hanzes 4 o o ever given cven five minutes of his | cqucation, he “will study cvery bill | any ) . | changes and warncd the members of “We went fo school t in{the John Ericsson club that the experiente i i n poitical or i\:.u\m;rvon. We went to New | menbers must cast apathy aside and enerionce L : e i dritain high school together. “We | get into things along with the many AT played football together and we | other John Ericszon clubs thre R, e e e 3 ibs through- bro " Belicves Annexation Big Issuc fwere in track mects together. Aficr;out the country, for ‘*‘you cannot i e Mayor «utnm._v threw hot shot at '\ had finished' college, we met | have strongth without militant co- i o camp of the enemy. |again and renewea thet beautitul | operation with all other clubs.” 1 me to the public. nor has he had [, getormine whether he ought to vote s or no upon it befor vot- f of the thrce candida rom ) One of the biggest things before general ussembly, 0% | (ho jogisluture this next session, as ticket, Serator Ei-!;fiecting New Britaip, will be the candidate for reelc bill allewing this city to .".nm"x‘ entatives William .1 \pple Hill and Elm Hill, providing | gison Newington will not object. We have | mour Iistols New Britain 18,800 s of land in New erl.:ln.‘ 2 X ¢ [ i Col. Clarcnce W. Seymour, €an-|ang after taking out the parks, % . P 1 ! pnng Mattress SWidate for congressman, was intro- | stpeets, church and seaool grounds, | K % : e p B = Muced as “one of the leading law- ||.q s L | y \ i 4 S New style Mattr: with luxurious ®uced as “one o g led and swamps, we have about | 3 " inner coil spring construction that v of Connecticut, and a man Who [ 4000 acres left upon which to erect . g q nner coil spring construc a v - . - » e e T S LEN L insures unparallcled comfort. cvery person who has knownof Newington we will add zhout 4.- 0" | 000 acres, and New Britain will have Zol. Seymour, who was to speak |a hance to gro We will also another rally in Windsor last!then have several miles of property sht, declarad that heywould havegadijacent to the ruilvoud (risls be ‘briet, fut “therd are éertaingd “Gus Lonergan goes rantinz i 8 that voy,should know." Hefraving over this district, fighting lercd New Britainias a shining | Against the tariff bill. #1101l ht for the resl of the republicans|you why Lonerzan i interestod the state to follow because of the in the remioval of the tazift, koh ightness of the prospects for 2 ve- | (you all know that fellow) s the iblican viciory here next Tuesday. bis man in the General Motor e then explained at - length the That compoi 1 * 3 : caning of a protective tariff and | buildings in Germany and 1 20 ; zi | ) ° 0 R E bl ' 1d the rea: he thought a e o d tute A A : e e CREESIY ¢ ey 12 Piece Living Room Ensemble! - prices, thus throwing Ameri IRERC I oy ot o temporary de- || lict out. 6F GmployTiant. They. donit : i e o 4 R k Val A J e G et o e e e : ; , A Remarkable Value At Just 7w se 90 per cent of |« price selling competition that S > in this country 1 5 able to them E e, and we do not wan' “We have licor for peddiers : 2 k g — in particular, forcign | he in N 1 n. We hawve 4 AN A Bab walk ade '*oorv\ made at very low cost hem 50 that our own peddlers can . 4 9 y er mped into this country and thus | work, and kecp outside peddlers pr— A Completo with shoc saving foot ep the return of prosperity away |away. Al the fawifi s in a fev ; 3 €. tray that's removable, Rubber tires longer ords. s licenses that keep outsid - ¢ and bumpers. Detachable handle, Britain is affected by in ddlers from Europe away and al- Y 3 4 EASILY WORTH $198.00 adjustable scat strial depression beca our own peddlers to live,” Pevolution in zil ond 1 : NMayor Carlzon of Jumcsiown, g Included—a becutiful dayenport—club chair—button back host chair--an oceasional stylo ; Fff on wheat in Italy. It st | N. Y. was mayor of that city for 20 2 7 table-—end ta magazine carri loking stand—a 27x34 throw rug—bridge lamp 69 row! from Brazil. and now | years, and expressing a desire o re- : : 5 Z . and shade aad @ paiv of book ends, at Br cannot ship by tire three ars ago, W out of ‘e Internal . affair wat | polities for a year and then the city Qumry. the United States would be | draited him for mayer and he is UGN > T %%fl%?x%p%’i‘;{ufé S - | fr%4 |For Thanksgiving Sea.ling wax por ! O,f por ts Feit Base Rug CO’i\.ta.irLS no ) AL When you - ux12 ft. size—Oriental and o settle back in Wl-over patterrs. Buy now WX . that choice seat on the ! imel Desks and save considerable.” Only o & forty yard line be sure that you are 3 ?R}B\ EEEHJm.‘ .‘Lks o style comfortable. Many a good same | Hardwoots fntanod Wnt Heh hasn't been thoroughly enjoyed because the valnut color. fellow in front had a swankicr suit or over- coat. Don’t Let it Happen to You!! Cricket Chirps are not nec- Select your suit or overcoat now for the big essary to tell us that cold occasions this winter. Our stock is in and is i ;i : as sporty as any game that you've seen, weather is coming SOON. Most important they are priced right at You Had Better Let Us Install An [ | : Tt : '-. e ' o o o . AB.C. RANGE OIL BURNER $22,50 | =8y Y& 8 Piece Dining Room Suite Before the First Cold Snap Comes T i ! : 4 B The pieces are quite large and ofter Terms If Desired [ SUITS Y generous silver and linen space. $ | DUI | QOccasional Chair | Sturdy Buffet! Extension Table I‘OPCOAFS ! . Cedar Chgst Sturdily built with hardwood Ehé(‘)iflmlstered Diners and Host § i o ST e s T C C e e et : | O\ hRCOA 1 S Built to Sell at $125.00, i Lkt St o s Kind o Sew e || D ] f OO $785 ol s Dependatie FURNITURE STORE e o) Hatdiware — Plumbing — Heating 774-76 Main St. | Furniture 381 MAIN STREET s ! Courtesy 73 ARCH 7. PHONE 106 Stores Everymhere Long Established Reputation Hoa