New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 24, 1930, Page 6

i) NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1930. &ew Britain Herald HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY New Britain, Connecticut Iasued Dally ( Entered at the Post Of-a at as Second Clase Ma Member of the Associaled Press Member The A Audit Burean rculation THE PLSKY CORN BORER SUPPPLEMENTARY [AXES INDEPLENDENCT THE WINE OF THE GRAPE INDIVIDUAL ADVERTISING BUILD NOW Thousand planned throu, We eaid <OUTHERN AND WESTERN BANRKS minority What is more ac WAG Times have old days the first pened during a depressio manufacturers to vantage of the situation wages. That process shove: the depression upon of wage-earning consumers, greatly prolonged recovery; rseulted in a more reduced level of prices and profits when prosperity The whole shebang and standards of living and sales ] AND PRODUCTION ed. 1 to seck neral run and it and tion ultimately in lessened deanil ned. Sou reads went down | the dispatches all intend to open nup | made again in du fter the pub- 1t the to Lo | New banks. | be electrification line between Haven should means so much New York and be far more “efficient” in some railroad particu- n the line from New Haven n. Perhaps it is; but if so, t is a secret held closely by officials ad. That it is clean there doubt; the s roll along ders. Whether whether the or bother. in offense aga society false rumors about o Bos! tra t smoke or claiming his 1 rified b York iladelp on to Washington a hour will be more, one Observations On The Weather QULSTIONS ANSWERED You can get an answer to any | question of fact or information by writing to the Question Editor, New Britain Herald, Washington Bureau, 1322 New York avenue, Washing- ton, D. C. enclosing two cents in stamps for reply. Medical, legal and marital advice cannot be given, nor can extended research be undere taken. Ail other questions will re- ceive a personal reply. Unsigned re- quests cannot be answered. All let- ters are confidential.—Editor, 25 Years Ago Today MAN 117 DIES SUADAY Informers Have Gala Year With Retur| shington, Nov. 24 () — Ir per diamonds CTRIFICATION RAILROADS OF e of the ess years customs bureau of expects t the s end of at before the informers will have received for their work in tipping off the government as 1o efforts being made to smuggle in goods. In 1920 the informers received $150.000 the gov- ernment recovered $600,000 through their information. Law provides the treasury may pay in- formers 25 per cent of what it re- covers on smuggled good on » electrifi- Haven and out to extend the head pow- s to Boston. — 1 i has t s of oker ity ded to repla H foot at Electric Fie loca has been dec Britain-New ne fomorrow game will The to a ¢ there are Brita sta Accord state officials tomobiles in New cities in the more autos than this ¢ The fight between Berlin and Nev Britain over the filter beds has been taken to superior court now The fox ave QUEEN LEAVES LONDON London, Nov. 24 (P—The Queen of Spain and her two daughters, w ho have been visiting here for several | weeks, left for Paris today on way home The Prince of Wal the Spanish ambassador and prom- inent members of the Spanish col- |ony bade them farewell at the sta- tion, | i \hose piay, called told of a neighbor Day l))/ Dq)/ | .O]Vlcln’ryre of < 1o Pannill slendid war things vho | {.—Diary a | presumed of course it was a gesture of protection. But when the gentle- | man missed the case and a hunt was begun the lady helped in the| scarch, murmuring sympathy. Many | times I have seen her since and once | Wius ong guests at a respect- > dinner party I attended. Again | der if is a kleptomaniac or | ind trikes me Carter name Southern colonel L and amon in Venez ildren to Aller she er of 5 o with t plain thief! through dre | 1d Toit inatow swankes rture otor cars for nickel-pited | o me Ch | str foreign quart full of remar this morning I who pronounced ect assurance McNaught Inc. ) of dais dicatr Facts and Fancies | By Robert Quillen says that skin closer to hooster. closer ‘o Intelligent people are those who cliuckle over Mencken's absurditics instead of yearning tp bite him. Alas! If you're too decent to [ read about a nasty sex murder and ferm an opinion about gel drawn for the jury. it, you can How sad that the Russian's stom- ach hasn't the comfort of knowing its present emptiness is in a good cause. 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