New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 10, 1930, Page 4

4 ) NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVeEMBER 10, 1930 — e1|We read in the Lpistle to the He-| Rockland, Me. — Stanley Boynton| —Mexico City — Cathedral bells si ., cstablishes a new junior trans- | year the display was mediocre and L Sl e lasnn fonsictl 5 . . ¢ its rightful |brews how— arrives to set junior transcontinental |lent because of arrest of bell ringer | continental west-east record. | hurt by the blaze of the full moon. h nade today in S iy talthline wallslof Tericholt | peoord ofial hours, . as a communist. | | This year the moon will be at last § 3 S gles At i k N Noank, Conn. — Town clerk says New England | {aquarter on November 13, hence not ; o 4 fell down after they had been L 5 v ; ¢ “ atify Presiden Hoover's ac- b + marriage license wa 1o Roston—Seventeen pesgons were |'so bright, but unfortunately t. = « asse: about sevel ays. ) bt - ’ ely too Tl] DRIVE UUT ‘VAR cace ! far better inside tl ompasscdilaionResi ol Miss Amelia Earhart and George P.|killed in automobile accidents in! near the constellation Leo.” | “Very well, then, re is in us, Putnam. Massachusetts last weck | D . . Tisher c - ’ ind tn all Chri a faith that will| Washington — Miss Larhart de-| Hooksett, . — Constance | e ity v‘rri%'.:?mp«ubli': cf:»{):r: SNC% 1 hold in undiminished stic nies she is married I'rench of Cor is killed and | G ie0r Aounta du"lr;g the d,,pl,flx 5 - : sl ' ) 1| i o dUC for seven decades, or seventy times of two American missionaries and a|gacrident. | e TeoRls wilbaenitly sl sen a0 Gonflict of Nations Is Disease : ' [ ‘ e | 0 i, fhen, TS, same- Laby. n stack m dndians nesr|* Bosor—games T Morirt. pres- | §iopricie Ko T Ty e e v . A end - ast| day the world will sec all its frown- | Jurbuena, Brazil dent Maseachusetts Federation of | Clentls S yfl]&fl 10 ED‘-",,M,,O" v tomia enin —_— s ' or ‘H\g ramparts and aments of war Washington — General Tasker H. [ 1apor, advocates stagger system to B ;,“,1"“('1“ it e g » 0| hrought low h that faith | Bliss dies. {relieve unemployment: under plan CO“I][ Leonids | B iesersed HoN | and patience God will st put Eureka, Calif. — Eighteen 10st as|wo shifts would work three day: | I law in place of war,’ and ‘make all schooner sinks in gale et “To count satisfactorily, pick out some quarter of the sky, northeast, e i Barge sinks with Whegan. Me. — Mitchell 1., Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 10 (LP)— | fOutheast or northwest, watch it { carefully and count for a half hour Oh! What a call to us, to ““‘ five men . : L Keufman sougth in wild country | Amateur and professional astrono- |\ = “ 0 &0 200 & 08 O part in making this a peaceful| Staunton r G T e s R e e e v the ck a s seen. URLON, 1 an; missing s ast|yers the world over are preparing | Re 2 : 5 one_ injured e crash. Teaens P Record the meteors scparately. e alluee etat) By e en P. Chrysler) ~ gogion—Raids net federal agents the work will be done, and our | takes special train to visit stricken | son 000 worth of marcotics and will be made into 7 on at Hanover, N. H. prisoners. the King of v Los Angeles CarinFautofivace!l B Cat i S ain s o crashes fence and kills hoy sp - e rashes fence and kills boy Specla-iyy, yqjantic Gypsum Products com- ol ny destroycd in $100,000 fire . £ f el ¥ 3 was due sometime between Novem-| “This spot e sick Foreign ol ceite a et c n- | spot in the sickle rises in Vienna Social democrats oust | igeiin itasa aweater to| bex 14 zu\rl 17 |>|:~ n‘wl\c;nflvl that ”'v"' Y\or!hozsl about midnight, and R e fairly favorable condilions [by dawn 1s high up but still to the e £ f were in prospect it was not possible | east of the meridian. To make your 1. Germany Socialists | P00 mran oo o forecast the b nce of the|count match in time with these of fth anniversary of revol m_"‘t‘_“‘ St > | forthcoming sky spectacle. | other observers, begin on the even el . i Harvard observatory has arra { hour or half hour of castern stand- the A 1. tor the use of three special cameras, [ard time. During a count stick to Honduras Hnrric | 2EEONICE HE T {10 be set up at widely-separated | the same sky quarter. Naturally the plantations, destroyin WIEF to rtecord the display, and |northeast is likely {o be more in. Mass.—W 1 4 hoped to obtain valuable new |teresting.” - Seine cor to| ommits suicide on of lar- i relating to the meteors. | Dr. ¥isher urged amateur ob- is believed pa {ceny arraignment in Tz Moon Near Ieo servers to send reports on their ~three | iro. N. S—Two men shot. or “In 1028,” Dr. Fisher said. “The |counts to President C. P. Olivier of Japanese cap- | nrobably fatally in hootlegger's foud. | meteors came the morning of No- |the American Meteor Soclety at Lland, Me.—Stanley Boynton, | vember 16, few but brilliant. Last | Upper Darby, Pa. | to contribute this month their obser- [ They can he identified by the fact vations to records of the Lconid |that they shoot away from the bend meters dating back to 902 A. D. |of the sicklc in the constellation Director Willard J. Fisher of [Leo. They do not often begin in the Harvard observatory estimated that |sickle but they all shoot away the latest return of the Lconids|from it. Christian socials by winning 73 seats ) mournings services in be The new Ford ~is an economical car to own and drive Louw first cost. low cost of operation and up-keep, and low yearly depreciation mean a distinet saving (o every purchaser Low Ford Prices There is a Ford car for every need and purpose at an unusudlly low price. 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