New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1930, Page 16

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1930. 4 ———— hundred NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, She was [$18 a weeék. T was cditorial writer, |in English and BY ar.," | g social work in Boston E R E ROY VICKERS| .. S R R iiala s 2 Wi <he ¢ © re- nautics Associatior it one time | “I was fired in the middl: of the| is cas the ot ¢ ' In- M W [] N held the woman's record for | first w The editor came to me | him, he o 4 ne e she ha |a t of 14,000 and said: ‘I've got a t wm from | Onc warm soc ‘ lN T“E DARK » : pleio ——— | Putnam’s previ s¢ 1o [your successor. I didn’t want to say | he has no pol until 1 from him. | venemently yrohibi- Vi in | But we'll give you a full v We want our boys fo lea ied smith” is M Dorothy Bin ] v s |anything cnded by divorce December, favorite—s - License Issued to Flier Saturday in Noank, Gonn. s S D scivargedlagait P b into th E (wa sub. came 10 New York. Ior a He is 43 vears old v cks he LIBRARIAN KILLED Miss Marionw his own novels, “Arrow= his per ! gions. ~SINGLAR LEWIS Childish Admiration for " Newspaper Successes was with the charity | interviewing | didn't H field public libr was struck and instant ht by an automobile rning home after visit e car which struck . led by Theodore ¢ “ land driven by Samuecl Moore of New | York city, who was on 31 bonds on a time Miss Nas} | school with r Howard I. N Nov society, for charity. H ”m stories and jol oke, He worked BEACH HOUSE inford, Nov. 10 (A ch House, famous for and clambakes for man Becomes Editor s, was destroyed by fire “I soon was back in Was as editor—and office 10 Volta Review 1 leaf. Then 1 came vork for a pu “The Bulletin The Assoc The Volta | York job § satirist who USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Pile Sufferers T een Ly b e e . End Your Misery Without : with my pat Youswill seefy « t ambigu s B soltl Jor g : it v but insistel * ¥'d just | ning of his scnior Salves or Cutting d by Uptor 1o Emina try while droom and got his Writes First Novel Learned (o Fly In Boston L . Druggist Knows His Stock Ends Cough in Record Time “What a cough I caught in the last blizzard! On my way to the shop, the weather ‘‘got’”” me. When I came to the store I started treatment with Smith Bm‘theis‘(‘o-i.\)gh S r}xp. Right away quick—I got better, B \ 4 . hadylgst my c‘iugh entirel 4 A money you 1 Hartman, 9901 Ewing Ave., tion whatever. TWENTY MONTHS TO PAY S 60 Toan S100 1 S110 Loan S200 Loan $300 Loan < 5 Monthly re " S 5 Monthly repay S 7 Monthly repays a 10 Monthly repays a S15 Monthly repays a The entive cost s hased on a legal interesg charge of thres 8 and ¢ It pee coent per month on the unpaid balance just for= the actual time money is in usc “A HELPPUL LOAN SERVICE FOR THE HOME™ Phone 1950 The Mutual System 300 MAIN STREET ENDS COUGHS THE New Leonard Building Room 202 MEDICAL WAY His “Chance” Acquaintance NMEME OMETHING bl i BOoUT A T ) =\ POOR PA BY CLLAUDE CALLAM AUNT HET BY ROBERT QUILLEN JUST KIDS / “It looks like a sore thumb can get in the way moren anything else, unless it's a man hangin’ around in the - kitchen.” “Oepyright. 1339, Publishers Syndicate e e/ ~ 1 l i | “I don't believe I'd live my life over if 1 had a chance. There are some things Ma has almiost quit talkin’ about an’ I'd hate to get her start- ed on 'em again.” Copyright, 1930, Putlismers Syndicate DON'T FORGET THAT Two l WEEKS | AND TH DAYS FROM ToDAY ANN Sty ANO MY\\‘CV\\“ MOROALNT |ARE schgpuLed| |~ | To START (LVING A | cHEAPLY | AS ONE | HEY- USH-= U WANTA AcT ~— < YOU Sompiny’ DID YOUR COUSIN | wE AT DAN SELL HIS INVENTION | HEARD TO THEM BIG NEW ./ NET York PeopLE- [ < MUSH 2 DAN MUCH OF & \CH ABOD-US MODERNS ELECTR\C%L 1S 1IN A QUANDARY (\NVENTOR. WHE THER TOTAKE UF TIDOLE DEE WINKS, WELL-\ AIN'T ONE TO BRAG — . sut MISTER EDISON HAD | BETTERWATCH WiLL DAN NEN SELL H\S INVEN TION