New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1930, Page 10

10 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 193 In closing, Mr. Callal He stamped himself as a strong impassioned plea for the clectiol . supporter of athletics in the high | Dean Cross and the ratic tick- . = . school because he considers it or the polls tomorrow SR Ry . | of the things worth while in lif would not insult th i | He said that athletics formed onc r ence by i ! P of the deepest interests of the sty I TR i a ac g 1 Sta i to vote but he ffelt cerial » £ dent body and the athletic director | B anvar py. M ;wSk i € ) LS Gl I T L ¢ 9 wost direct route to a boy's heart, | bt LUk only c emselves with t I fA v ics. He took pardonable pride in | u L : ¢ the fact that the New Britain Lions club was offering a trophy not only | to the local school but also to the | school in two sister citi Arthur B. McGinley, sports tor of the Hartford Tim the principal speaker of the affai gave some amusing anccdotes of his | rrowess as a football play tated that he has long been asso- | ciated with the busine |trophies for the T { but has never bef the Leauty and high one heing offered by the local club. | e agrees with football exp | have decried the recent “squa | that the game ends with | the final whistle. | Upon motion of Harry Brown, the e o club voted to wire flowers to lou - : ] 4 - | Gehrig, first baseman of the New osch Magneto Merge B e ] York American league Baschall | Planned by Two Firms |3 ] B i ”,‘,'0‘\‘;,"‘ L fic Mas ( 4 3 E Gehrig once appeared before the “ Lions ciub as a speaker and is well remembered in this city. Joseph A. Haficy, deseribed by nt O'Biien the “si n” rendervd a number of Continue Attack On vocal solos zccompanied on the piano by Joi can and an ex- tion wa 1 from Mayor A. Quigley the Lions clul g ‘ o support 160 per cent the an- n soil, where they were reported the objects of it of members of the an attack b 1ssins, are King Boris of Bulgaria and his oL Cr recent bride, the former Princess Giovanna of Italy, pictured above. This is the first picture to reach this country showing Hemes el S the royal couple posed together. At Sophia, the capital city, T e A queen will be the central figure in elaborate coronation rl. who is alleged by him ceremonies. o have torn holes in the top of hig| ———————— e while throwing sticks into a vicinity of 351 Broad |Gives Up Pastorate nmbes 05 lulivlio ad beentemg purpose of retrieving Of Ukrainian C ) ily laid off use of de- ! } J ! BEC L d business 4 to work s pa e L . i ) v 5 . . i v balloon which h ten i to the story of the inci- shops of the system to- ¢ to the polic men at Readvi ume Whe i the police u,‘n- three day a week "a nd as told to malk prosecuting at- HOLES TORN IN AUTO ROOF in the shops here on a five schedule 11 AUTO VICTIMS HUSBAND GOT DIVORCL lividi Sth e et ton. Nov. # (UP)—Fourtcen gh error it w an re Killed in omohiice 5 chusetts last s Vance was suing her husbz yeport of divorce for the second time en the first divoree was granted : P CESATRIS to i SRR T o 1 RAILROAD SHOPS REOPEN : ‘ n for the ind New Haven, Nov. 3 (B —Chop em- n ne number Sk N ployes of t York. New Ha- of WERALD CLASSIFIED ADS ven and IHartford railroad to th to obtair o obtain r of mo- tical Adv Political Advertisen lvertisemer C c Political Advertisement Political Advertisement Political Advertisement EPUBLICAN For These Able Experienced Men BENJAMIN F. ALLI ERNEST W. CHRIST WILLIAM F. LANGE THURE BENGTSON Judge of City Court Member Commaon Council Police Commis Member Conimon Council Member of State Legislature Representative and Senator Fire Commis Member Legislature Attorney General Member of Legislature FOR TRANSPORTATION CALL 71 PULL THE TOP LEVER