New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1930, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, \OVE\IBPR 28, 19230. 14 AVIATOR HUNTING FOR CAPT. BURKE. Woodsman Accompanies Wasson in Search , Nov. 28 ( EMAND INQUARY s ——— Slayer Facing E\ecutmn Jokes bout His Address H HINISTER SPEAKS o AMERICAN PILOT DENIES RESIGNING - Schlldhauer Says DO-X Behaved Well in Flights Ll«’l"E‘H THANKSGIVING SPIRIT ' Kev. 1. A, Greene Delivers Sermon &t Community Service Held in Baptist Church, N GOTHAM CASES Roosevelt Asked (0 Probe New York City Grait Mencken Poses for Picture Without Paying aid otion 1 Thieves Steel Poultry, Take “Watch Dog™ Also - MISS NICHOLS TO erhauling of her motors, Y. W. C. A NOTES RFSUME FLIGHT Leg Ligs Beinie Aviatrix ey Three Lose Lives in H ! Ovemwht Donze_tic Accidents on Holiday v Foreign The D. MILLER Co. 26—CHURCH STREET—26 SATURDAY SPECIALS BLANKETS ~ $2.98 Men's Heavy Cotton UNION SUITS Sizes 36 to 46. SATURDAY URDAY Men's BLUE WORK SHIRTS 66x80. § SATURDAY PART WOOL .50 value, Men’s FLANNELETTE PAJAMAS SATURDAY BED '2:98°3. $1.79 ., $1.96 COMFORTABLES i 50°4.98 7.5 starts fire which buisiness section London — Prince of Wales Jhml\mnm banquet praises Lind- reh and Bobby Jones. destroys block of ed in $100,000 fire. cers today in th \r\\ Haven, Conn. — John Vil- F Marriott, 11, Chicago, and Clarence Col: New Haven, retire from | The next June, an- by two boys on was 1dentified by arti and an insurance policy Syr Col had heriff's posse f the irrigation Southern Ca ton ( \lifornia 5 7 2 | Discover Girl’s Suitcase | . xov. o5 (v In Ditch in Colorado |writer, Guillermo D-lior Fort Morgan, Colo.. (®— | placed on the index Discover his book, * bec The Very TOYS Most Little GIRLS Wish for Asteel coasterwagon with ballbearing wheels, splen- did body of autc fender steel and handsome tires. She can really cook on this miniature elec- tric stove with utensils. e e $1.69 Whee! coasting on thisFlying Arrow sled is great winter sport. $7.15 For playing school a blackboard that opens out into a desk. ?(\‘ o This toy piano is a famous "'Schoenhut. It has fourteen keys. $1.00 Dads and small sons have great fun with lectric train set. For tea parties with her “bestest friend”, what small girl wouldn't love this set? Hereisasixteen-piece coffec service—the percolator makes “really truly” coffee. §7.00 Wheeled 10} That Race Smoothly into Christmas Happiness A speedy roadster with comfortable seat, wind- shield, headlights, steel springs,instrumentboard. $10-98 A sturdy rubber tired ve- locipede that runs easily. The horn really blows. ¢9.“98 Silver and blue doll buggy with foot brake, nice cush- of x!u'hm,:\ San Diego, Ca Gerald Nettletor < “ LEAP SAVES PILOT yesterday pedition, AIMING AT RECORD Youthiul Newark Fuer Only 100 Miles Short , Nov. 7., filer, fell just 100 milc Falls e 28 (UP) - youthful Newark. crashed in the Cuy s, 30 miles north s forced to take to|c al, Calif., lie be- Here Are TOYS That Nine Out of Ten Letters to Santa Mention OLLS That Little Mothers Love Best, came lost in the clouds, and while | circling in an effort to gain his bear- |ings e ran out of fucl. As th » houdv for the timber-covered slopes his parachute dropped him unin- jured near Pine Valley lodge, and he came to Lindbergh field h by |automonite Nettleton was only two hours' fly- g time away from Los Angeles when misfortune overtook him, and at that time was three hours under the existing _west speed record, ns were uncertain 10« mmm n wo well- robbed er on the Milford pike of d escaped in a sn ered the counterman, Blatuey, with a revolver whil other rifled the cash register. \ This darling baby doll is longing for a lov- ing mother’s care $1.00 The crowd will have loads of fun with this miniature pool table. $1.00 With this croquet set four may happily play —indoors or out. 25¢ A Trumodel set for small boys who have a “yen” for bwilding. 89c Here'sawellequipped tool chest for the bud- ding carpenter. $3.67 ions, and ivory wheels. $4.98 98¢ valt SATURDAY Betty Bobisapretty miss with her long curls, lashes and lovely clothes. The new Baby Dimples, 17 inches nall, toddles merrily into some happy child’s heart. Soft and cuddly. Sleeps—and like most babies, cries. A Hocsman doll 79¢ FLANNELETTE NIGHT SHIRTS 98c ., $1.49 ('()T'l ON BLANKETS SAILRI)A\ e s ADIES’ SILK HOSIERY |# MOUNTING AND ] i O 9 A M to6P. M. PART WOOL BLANKETS All sizes and colors. BATTERY : $1.25 value. 98L Sl '00 Sl .25 Sl .39 oo INSTALLTION SATURDAY . SERVICE reag’s Linoleum and Congoleum NIGHT DRE\\E\ and SLIPS 98¢ $1 98m $2 25 ¥ STORE HOURS: SATURDAYS 9A M to9P. M Let us estimaic ; EMMM\&MMM”M”M‘OMMMM T W R W K W Y Wt W W e W o R Y Mo By B T B L o W iy (00 S et ol Ry Wi M S i M i M O PIR R TP ENRRNEE £