New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1930, Page 14

| "~ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1930. \ e e )| | R ST T IFLATBUSH VIGILANTES | BURGLARS RANSACK HOME |Las been retired on prosion after Candidate Docks Set ) JUNIOR HADASSAH [Cxce Experc rnax ) CHINESE STUDENT | cnoncd secna dcnecs on Do | aeea . S and I 3455 nen 1 While Out Campaigning ) Boy Hiding in Barn || HELD UP, LOSE MONEY Hill avenue, a wealthy section of this | the Philippines as head of the ser B Neb., Nov. 21 GPI—The | | Evanston, 1ll, Nov. 21 (B— | city early this morning, but satis- |vice at Ilo-llo and Capiz The flag sta D a was money || Policeman Oscar Swanson claims 0 0 . | fled tmselves with taking only a|op Lara's station at Capiz was tho i to bo a “cacklistic” expert, by || Fail o Apprehend Mysterious Palr, | small amount of mency in cach | last Spanish flag to bo hauled dow arned that T. W. Bass. || which he means he can tell a after the Spanish-American War, Swedish Bethany Church Filled [+ o0 St | Supper and Bridge Mark End of | it Sin s’ | Miss Chen-Rug™ Discusses Cus: B )] Tl by v e o 10 Few Minutes Later. ; gu $ Lnutes Latg same lacality but secured nothing. | Bagdad, Irak, Nov. 21 (P—King at Joint Music Event woraurng e s | Hembership Gampaign The opportunity camne to nim o || (013 10 NALIVE GOUDTY | mew vopk. nov. 21 om—two riat- ket iy o rak et by airplane 00aY | place, taking the money from pock- make a practical demonstration || bush vigilantes have learned that the SALMON HONORED for Alexandria, Iigypt, where he will last night en Fred Dittmer price of eternal vigilance is $40. Westport, Nov. 21 (A —Comptrol- | embark on the British sloop Bryony A supper and bridge, which mark- | | ttlephoned the police. that he S¥BeTt e b pth ey SRS e yeal s et e el SO e o doBsometning G ad as its speaker last night | oont or the Midwood Manor vigi- Se vith ¢ ed sterling silver ner King Hus. in of the Hedjaz. membership drive as atte the strafige noises he was | Miss Shen-Reu, a graduate student yo coooommitten and Gaston Koch, Sl L e : B e an um 1 y his bar Swanson [ |at the Hartford Theological semi- | 1ic"yiont hand man. were stamping | fionial dinner here la The |1 -danid, to pick up his ¢ & se and there was cack- | nary. Miss Chen-Reu comes from | 4 cime early yvesterday morning nner was held in honor of his elec- | brother, the Emir El i 1 ¢ and Dittmer entered | Nanking, China, and addressed the | pev saw two suspicious st rs tion for the fourth term. He is the — — B . : gathering on the customs of her na- | got into a car and drive away. They first man in the history of the state| “Now down the block one tent of Junior . said Dittmer, “are my | [tive country and people. s B ol bt e ollegine Lt et St SRR S Fighteen new members were “Stick 'em up.” was the sequel a | terms as comptroller. e ihe Nolihin mant tokinal st and ollimembers s Brahmas, nothing." said | |inifiated into the Live Y'ers Girl few minutes later and they whirled —— = Jant wlio @cted o= spokes - might be || peserve .club Wednesday with a | to face the erstwhile strangers.| VETERAN| OPERATOR RETIRES | Having stepped their paces, the e ] cds, if you raised | ', q1e lighting recognition service. | Koch's pockets vielded $4 and Lan- adrid, (UP). —S vigilantes blew lustily on their po= i “::“;:“-ij:”.vio:‘, ‘};k[ X e might be buff | | \f\eo puth Seymour, general s a0 eieyeator 1ph operator, Mi a, | lice s. But it was too late. e R e tary of the association. brov greetings from the Y. W. (. A ke hriefly to the girls on “Light cd to Light” Miss Louise Noble rence h i since you have Zucker then introduced the cackling r ( Gans wh s honorary oming from something c| K Everyone which remark he ssed by Mr. G the light and disclosed, he | | Chairman of the department, was a 1 depiction of the bir r 3 the cackler was Al | | Euest at the'meeting. | . = 4 uggle of the Zionist movemer ert Took, 15, who said he had || Last night the Caduceus club, an | l th l t“l ¢ L by his stirring analysis of dropped in for & chicken. | organization of girls of the training | wli uy a e oles ¢ white paper” and its true sig- | hospital, held its fourth meeting. | ' : ce. | The regular meetings of the club B " e Iy ° o The president then expressed the are held on Thursdays and the - reves ot Sunor Hoassoen wpon the| WATERBURY WOMAN NOT | srcrmoers satner at the % w. €. A. ou heed for 1 hanksgiving departure of .\lns. rlc; :\:‘.hr. Acniniidn S e it g e AL president he Sen dassah, | Auine & pesliont fodthe senion Bac s SERIOUSLY HURT BY CAR vasketball. ‘"r»m name 'Cadu‘rou.« ; gucst s Mis Willer zespondeciln e ) cause it is a symbol of the medical . G . > o ] =5 s \ few well chosen words Mre Gauskis Will Survive—Driver |profession. On the nighis of the No matter what clothes you want—credit will buy it for you. No need S Tl e e R S B O e e to wait, skimp or save. Our Credit Plan is an added convenience which we 1 1 ces Scene, ‘ks Car. Iound at 7:45 o'clock in the Y. W. C. A. 2 3 BrieeS NSRS RS choral instruction under offer you without added cost. It enables you to be dressed in the height Later at Home in Bed. f Mrs. Robert Cha — R e of style and pay while you wear. nna G a Cof 5 il Miss Anne Borg at,the piano. After ' reet was o this they divide into {hree groups, twe for dramatic inst on and rs to the clu e e LI Students Oheer Former NEW v ey e bl GRS S e e : "% oo Britain Plagers With Vermont o renation, e had he = DRE CHILD, 3. CRITICALLY HURT fical condiion af Grace hos Also HATS, CAPS and FURNISHINGS hore i s Come In — Buy Now On Our Weekly Payment Plan FVEN WATCH WAS SCARED ,London, Nov. 21 (LP)—It was our” for the son of D, A vhose watch stopped a dentist's office and v ————— | Boston Clothing. Store Nov. 21 (P—Federal ' ANNIVERSARY 1c Sale THURS., FRI. SAT 63 CHURCH STREET (NEXT TO HERALD) SPECIAL SALE Where the price cf one item plus 1 buys two articles, r. Ne 516 Stanley St. Cor. Whiting St 1y of Ha RLODGETT GIVES TAI rd S No When Buying Christmas Cards Patronize Your Established Dealer and Thus Assure HontiBinedbior Huniine ; . t o did }lr(\,\:i:;(;lrf!3{:')‘R"ce|\'mg Correct Cards Executed in the Deer Appeal in Haddam g if it 1 sold Sponsored by The New Britain Chamber of Commerce and IVIHEN YOu ; i FOR BEST RESULTS [ = = o CHURCH BELL RINGERS STRIKE | USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS . . . buy Murray Tires, you're SURE . D , _ Harmandsworth (Middlesex) Eng. | e of satisfaction . . . or a new tire. . v L : ! No limit to the guarantee: If any L SR Murray Tire ever fails to please, it will o . be replaced for whatever the purchaser thinks the service is worth. ) - - R.heumatnsm Repregents v turtucotive hrices: Knife and Chain - ” new thin 1 raved Elgii : 3 q J 3 \ . o have ev offered for a Watc Swollen Joints L . o - el HOSE s by V % 29x4T5 . .. $6.35 Entire 3-Pc. Outfit — $11.95 T anish . Ra= —50c a Week— ke ) 305450 ... 535 Sl ] ’ How To End Rheumatism 29%5.00 7.33 el ort philhie gl ol Less Than a Week Ll e el s S s 325400 ... T.75 i rogedia tonar nninE (o ol iEs Tecs L i1 There will be a demon- oo 835 ; : : briliant | : g i o Be stration of “Modene,” 30x St > : ) Z : Extra— dainty i ik : the modern colorful fin- S y ey y : B, capat : 2 i 15 on the : ish that dries in four 2 Jeweled Stray g 7 .wm-‘;m ‘\\rm L. H: not of . )10 piaikerid e el hours, in our windows A Watch i g Watch ani : ‘ He hed I The natural channels of climina Saturday, Nov. 22nd — RACKLIFFE OI CG. N eTavha. [ e uirllyliens *ing with the . perience it t uscl cripy Be sure to see the spe- | with wrist at graved — with athat comes to 1 nly Oc- | stiffnen mies m g pein. cial offer! 114 FRANKLIN SQUARE , PHONE 4100 tachment. Bracelet, casionally. Popnlar Weekly Pay 50¢ Weckly “unantmous L i) ; Hayes Hardware Sy S A b | e e | |BUY MURRAY TIRES —ER Pay 50¢ Schorus in the Handelian style it | o £ Vol ARAS AL - FhRumEth “does mot approach those in th your money back, ‘