New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1930, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1930, MONDAY Fastern Standard Time, Air Scoc 305—W BZ, Sprinzficld—390 122—WOR, Newark—710 349—WABC, New York—360 WEAF, New York—660 { NOW IS THE TIME ! T0DO YOUR | [FALLPAINTING l No Job Too Large Or Too Small | Estimates Cheerfully Given | Crowley Brothers J TEL. 2913 128—W LW, Cincinnati—70( 379—WG Y, Schenectady—790 261—WHAM. Rochester—1150 2H—WA A Boston— 1230 —W DRC. New Haven— FOR SALE COX & DUNN 272 MAIN -ST. When in Hartford dine with us and be sure to bring home some of the finest, Oystets, Scallops, Crabmeat, Shr Lobster meat, and from the oldest eating estab- lishment in Hartford. HONISS’S OYSTER HOUSLE CO. 22 State Street Hartford, Conn. | | | | | | | e war dead des the special programs nightly features of sical hours and symphony chestras will be dotted with mistice Day numbers. World Bookman )—Orchestra Harmony S Beebe Honolulu Trio ne Farrin Clark or- ters with Ar- SEEK FIVE MEN Aviator Helps in Search fo & er Boat Crew —Vermo: 45—Food N¢ Aviator Gives Ald Boi» Moore of M 395—WIZ New York—760 sriy B o R Through the Static N ~ L Flashes of Lif:] | plane designer. Engines of 10,000 plays, | which will spread 260 fect gl Buffalo, N. Y. — From study of the flaming red stripes of a flannrl;vrou« rs, gray hat and derby and it's | the contraction and expansion of the | | lounge suit for men. The admiration |really mfortable, they say. sun, Professor John A. Curtin of | _ | was for the persistent note of com- | For women, gowns were cut radi- Fouville d| e r will be a cold winter with lit- © snow. USEE HERALD CLASSIFIED show young men will be wearipg whenever Lifted cyebrows were for the de- |frock coats aren't compulsory. It's colletege on simple, little gowns and |black oxford striped sack coat, College is convince. fort in men's wear. White Coatj Black Trousers - With Red Stripes Favored hicago, No ) (1 cago Ny low and t of rent Measured set the sim- ple lin her gown, one model carried a fluffy ostrich feather fan, Black was the popular color with half- |sometimes spots of brilliant color. wear me length was the S watering of women's evening re all for [coats while the opera patrons at whom the photographers aim their cameras will have generous quantities which |of crmine trimming on their wraps. . con- with pels o 1 but- black trouser th tripes. 1t's for housc a salary cquivalent {o|wearing provoked gasps of astonish dling around at month nic ers of t m places. The men critics we I'OR F RESULTS m wvhere t 1ino « he boulevards ADS en's t should see much i-formal, day attire “November Is Mot the Month to Talk About Santa Claus” Oh, yes 1t is---for in order to get a full 50-week Christmas Club check you must complete your payments by Saturday, No- vember ! 5th. Il you are behind a few payments, why not make an extra effost and bring your club up to date. We are going to have the biggest Christ- mas Club in town. Arange to give your- self a record Christmas Club check, too. Burd «And Help “Build Opes Saturday Evenings 7 109 DIXIE DUGAN—WORSE AND WOR Bixe HAS SET HER HEART oN MEETING- MONTMORENCY/ GASTORBILT, IT'S ALL FIXED DIXIE / MY OLD PAL, POLECRASER—THE- EXPLORER— S HAVING GASTORBILT 70 TEA AT THE EXPLORER'S CLUB— AND WE'LL DROP IN OH, UNCLE. RED/ THATS GLO— REE — yuss! SOCIETYS RICREST BACKELOR. By J. P. McEVOY and J. H. STRIEBEL} SIK LOVELY NEW GIRLS,EH ? WELL, I'VE GOT A DATE AT THE. EXPLORERS’ CLUB, BUT ILL CANCEL IT! ALL RIGHT-AUNTIE— VLL BE BACK /, AUNT PAMELA /¢ | CAUGHT ANOTHER HOUSE ¢ BUT GLIMRSE OF THAT MONTMORENCY— DUEGAN GIRL UPSTAIRS.|\r vou STAY SHE'S GORGEOUS’ FOR TEA I'M ! DONT CARE IF HAVING SIX SHE ISNT IN THE LOVELY NEW SOCIAL REGISTER— | GIRLS THAT MEET HER J/ WILL MAKE. \ MUST MEES R YOU FORGET , THIS NOBODY DON'T WORRY ./ NEVER. IN My I'M JusT TAKING FLOSSIE- FOR A LITTLE AIR— THEN I'LL GO FOR A LTTLE REWR, MYSELF o A HURRY Back /! NV RBoor DIME f Now HOW WILL SHE. MEET MONTY? WA -pAZ£00 — Mr=-x¢2ZPN3