New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 6, 1930, Page 13

Second Section Pages 13 to 22 NEW BRITAIN HERALD NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1930, T e New abssimian King ) SAVINGS DEPOSITS Confessed Slayer Held In Jail SON OF POLICEMAN | '"d{??tg,"?'.',fi'{)\'ffi!?fi?.., Children to See Tots In Play Abysinian King STRUCK BY BAKER o Aty [ - | o N o SH[]W [Afl[jf []MN For $2.20 Murder In Los Angeles = Abeddlet £ e el thon runner. believes a witeh AT e o orc than 19 hours of each day eremonics, banquets and festi- a handful talking him and he can't sl him off. Case of Mistaken Identity Ex-|"Toive i i vea were, v 1ac dian d the 111 fortune (hat plained in Police Court has tollowed Him he last 1o v 4 Announced lni intention R — o More fortunate than the tradi- || man of his race in an attempt to tonal offender who broke into jail || (NroW the witch off his trail 1 3 irst, said Tom, he had his toc ¢ striking a policeman in the by striking a policeman in th crushed, then his leg broken and was Knute Bergeson, proprictor of a | now has an illness ch the bakery mear the Y. W. C. A, w white man’s e to cure. He v visit the med I SiX s | the help of a medicinc ‘ e ; | celebrations probably will ranl 15 one of the longest and most vish royal ceremonics in 1 tory of Africa. Some of the - DEMOCRATS T0 PREPARE CAUPAIGN COST REPORT Town Commitice Mects Tonight o 1ers surpass the mos or struck a policcman’s son in the cye. Bergeson has been bothered lately by marauding boys whom he charged with stealing his products. Not being mble to sec in the dark last night he said in police court foday, he mistook Thomas Mullen, Jr., the 11 vear old son of Fatrolman Thomas | iETio chinot eiteet a eiize he Al 1 Scan Papense List—Resalt Here 1id of the greatest of all 1 on a N York words wit t i 2 Pleases State Leaders who is « home quict] Eaplains Ris Mullen for onc of his tormentors Scene from the “Gingerbread House™ a three act play recetnly fproduced in the Children’s Toy Theater located at the Ruth and struck him so badly he required Mullen boy was tak fa Q . pace ks ph i ‘.f\w\,n i f Bassette Studio. The performance will soon he repeated for (-cxnmu Peoplc Lahm rain. His eries for help attracted Tfl A”] QUAKE AR'-A the Children’s He Thoso taking part are: Dorothy Kinkade To Prevent Bad Flood the attention of a small girl in the playing Gretel, Ruby Bengston playing Hansel and Marietta rankfurt-on-Oder, G ! v neighborhood, he testified. He point el i dndi roh cd out the girl who was present but E S Mac zuire p r,‘f,,”‘i,\il,lm' e e i % erabea “some. | OOUNCI] 01 Ministers Appropii- e Bergeson said he grabbed ‘‘some- o o o =~ X . 5 . ‘ rOd e v e | 165 Thirty Millon Line Valentino Funeral Exploited For 00 R i Piirpose of Advertising Pictures "% 0. V. g him. A e A olunteers were en 1 “ i withdeawn.” ¥ Brow 1 . 4 promise physician's certificate said the bhoy | inisters 1 1pproved 2 ! 2 s J!.r“ ontustor the fa 1 “"1"‘0’”\“‘ Sty ln,luwdfll_,_,\ mpast (:?th‘ ! water was : : Massac 1 i ] BINGHAM 10 GIVE TALK 875 in Benefit Fund gn e the city : ccticut showe orrs, Nov. 6 (4 Io 6 P Judge M. D. Saxe suspended judg- |[the October 30 ca nent provinces of Anconi CHRISTMAS PHOTOGRAPHS At Rediuiced Prices Arcade Studio Of Course uses Disturbance at Home Wit Peter Kozak of Grove strect” has public works hu faced the court before on charges of (initiate the d : making trouble around the houst replacing slightly era tud ntir : nbling v at t : and striking his wife and ot} in o nd clearing 2 oo |2 ; sital, wher 2 Slen L INSURANCE the family. Presented on a similar [so as to afford t Al charge today he said his wife ac- |for the homel 1 c cused him of showing attention to |struction of permanent she oiher women | minister also was empo s 3 His case was continued until No- ant subsidie to the exte r ¢ iste t I 1 part r the Girls' vember 21, and he was warned that | 40 per cent of cost needed for the en Vale ed, Ullman test- class last 1 he Falcon unless he stops d fighting |reconstruction and repairs of pri- c ¥ H ) in debt, but | ha Arrangements for the party he is in dange going to jail. |vate pre st 1 = man- made by Walter Ja wl(m:‘ i A charge of of e Preference List E a profit 0 as | president against Stanley A S ; nolled upon or Prose ttorncy Joseph G. Woods, accord- to a report made by Mr. Grec stein GEN, S WELL e 5 in the cit A, niost ANOWN N STATE ‘A\pdth\' Reveals Itself ln H. S. htudent C heem; ~ proved a lopn f r igration Was in Command in 1928 Mili- <o coiononon o m ant o lary Maneuyers |mhl.<ry mancuvers in W n Con- necticut in the summer 5 irlougt furce of regulars including t fth United States Infantry under ‘alvin D. Cowles, now re- fternoon and evening for ving in Iarinington, madc : ¢ of books. of about 12,000 men Al 3 " 1 sual weekly rehea i General Bliss, then a brigadier |Customs au > 7 r Drum corps 1l be held general, had his headquarters in|¢d that du - t ¢ : at 7:30 o'clock in Com- Stratford, where a camp had been |tober red ca s I 1ere 7 ' them v heers as sitehed e 3 officers an‘l | a I g ha : P I 3 3 > 3 el vitched for the staff officers anl d L Scouts will meot L meant Many of the wdquarters units. For more than | Ci Utk - ; S t at the veck the force in theory repelled [times and also had attacke y 2 For years Brunswick has been a name Brunswick dealer will be glad to explain army which was crossing from |ous gunboat York state 1o capture Bostor | les being fought the upper llousatonic, in the 1 Zoar bridge section, at Newton a at other points General Bliss met many Connecti- ns and also v scouting outiit almost as much a of those © units r Fairfield 4 1 county vays and crossing the country ir skirmishing and figh PLAINVILLE NEWS (Continued From Page Seven) Alfred Dave Wink Gleason . Alfred Cote .. Bozak weweeess 89 Me( cevemen 10 oke .... 100 Schwab ...ee 96 Manitoha Wheat Pool Says Soviet Grain Poor Winnipeg, Man., Nov. 6 (/) The Banitoba wheat pool today declarcd tests showed that Russian wheat. the “dumping” of which abroad recently stirred wide protest in Americ other countries, makes poo-cr bre than Canadian Bread baked from sample i Tussian wheat shipped to England and from & ra, norihwestern n were compared by the Ca- nadian pool. Its report said the Soviet product was “inferior in every respect to the average No. 1 hard and No. 1 northern tested.” The report said lower grades of Canadjan yielded »rote content equal to Hu Russian samples and that the Nussian grain was dirtier, producing a gray flour. The outlaw banks for mil upon « the e nt reports also wer onti ese gunboats would iver banks clear of th comn province 11h path in the northeastern that province ng and killing | itary of that are Reds were said to have occupled Pingkiang. 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