New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 1, 1930, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1930. —————— THE RIGHT OF DISCIPLIND n- “T knowed Julia wouldn't land him. A man gets tired o’ praisin’ a pretty woman an' turns to onme that tells " “him what a wonder he i Copyright. 1330, Publishers Syndicats Washingt BEAUTY & by MATEEL HOWE FARNHAM QULSTIONS ANSWERED You get fact can o an answer to any or information by Question Lditor, New d, W ureau, York avenue, Wi enclosing two cents in reply. Medical, legal and advice cannot be given, nor extended research be under- aken. Ail other qI will re- ve a personal reply. Unsigned re- quests cannot be answered. All let- ters are confidential.— or Wants Authority tions for 30 Days stions tennae To of the iro RADIO COMMISSION T0 SZEK BROADER POWERS to Susper and Cc Nlumin HAVE YOUR EYES TESTED FRBREE by Our Expert Optometrist G your eyes young. neglect your eyes. PAY WEEKLY Ban POLICE BREAK WAY t- and Make Two Arrests the Hillside sroad st ntrance at 182 1o ked, a police d in a door, soppe ged liquor in their handk rrested Adam Okula Gold street, and Joseph wick, 20, of 42 Silver stre ernoon. Okula and sented in police artin Stempien ted until Monds raiding party consisted of De- Sergeant Patrick J. O'Mara Thoms and Flynn Dolay Mich ] Thomas has some i sta- An- while to torce their our hese remain- conducted a on r rges to his cord at police Smashes Policeman’s Watch ASSES will correct ed vision and keep Don't Michaels 354 MAIN STREET INTO OKULA’S CLUB Map Up Liqu—or in Handkerchiels red to a cell at police head- quarters. Judge Saxe heard the tes- timony in the case todey and reserv- cd decision until tomorrow. McGowan has been in the lime- light before for brandishing a kgife. A short time ago he was subdued single handed by the lafe Policeman John H. Kennedy while he was arm- ed with a formidalle appearing K Jobless N Joseph Cantino, 6 Farm- ington avenue who was arrested at 4:40 o'clock this morning after his wife had complained to Policeman Ustach that he was drunk and cre- a disturbance at his home, was on the charge of drunken- by Judge Saxe who suspended ment on the charges of breach peace and which policeman brought against 1ntino caused considerable he took the stand 1 Saxe that vhile he erything was Scorned of resistance mirth told was work- at home but ble to find Zine e has been un o do of the de- is family does not want anything to do with him S told Cantino that to pay his fine he with Probation Officer for its payinent s Clark, 18, of ol. was fined 25 wher guilty to passing I'riday dgment E ded on the charge of driving 1 registration when the roduced in court ! arrested by Policeman David Doty d Alfred [Tanguay when the cted him passing a corner of Washing- reets. because if could arrang Connoliy Divinity he stop last cer- ton and 15, of 10 Pine thout costs of vio- ad. He lomas ht when he arking posi- acl or who was proc direction on S by BELGIAN RADIUM MINES ATTACKED Congress (o Act On Request for American Development n one-seventeen of radium sum was ian Congo arket the United States until 192 most of the world supply. —_— A.C.RECORD 53 Francis Street Builder Brick, Concrete and Steel Jubbing a Specialty hone 5305 him. | 1Collectors Club to See Stamp and Coin Exhibits | Two exhibits will featurc the reg- ular semi-monthly mecting of the Hardware City Collectors club in | Room 312 of the Booth block tomor- |row evening. Elmer W. Pape, pres- ident of the, club, will show his col- lection of United States pennies. A display of “bureau prints,” as ths United States stamps issues printed since 1894 by the Bureau of Engray- ing and Printing are known, will be made by Gerald R. Erickson of West Hartford. An oppertunity to exchanga stamps will be given after the meet- ing. - COAST GUARDS HONORED Washington, N. C.. The Swedish mini Congressman Lindsay that the king of Sweden has decided to recognize members of the United States coast guard for rescue work hen the Swedish steamer Cars Gerhard was wrecked off Kill Devil Hills September 23, 142 ptain Herman C. Smith of the Island station will receive a gold watch with inscription. Mem- bers of the Kill Devil Hills station will be similarly honored Presentation will be made by the Swedish consul general at 3 Yor Bodie crew FOUR KILLED IN PLANES Mitchell, S. D., Dec. 1 (® persons were dead today as the sult of airplane accidents in state over the week-end. Robert French, his wife and 8 year vesterday French ght our the when the plane was piloting crashed of 400 feet. Runchey, 30 in a crash at which from was Infurel Madison Sat court that ¢ shall be and iaving & dn of New Britain, Justine L. Fagan, of the Town of Guil- ford, County of New Huven, State of Connecticut . Sidney A, the City of New Britain, County of Hartford, State of Connecticut, now of parts unknown ORDER OF NOTICE of nnecticyt, Ne ss. New Haven, N platnt A t notice complaint be g in the New in HERBERT BISHOP, of the Superior Haven County se and I order of no. Warren | New | old son were killed instantly | Fagan, formerly a resident of | —_—————— THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Alphabetically Arranged for and Ready Reference Quick LINE RATES for CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS prepatd || 10 24 Kt Charge 13 .27 48 1 day .. 3 days. i} 6 day -1 line 1 line 1 line Count 6§ words to a line. 14 lines to an inch. | Minimum space 3 lines. Minimum Book charge 38 centa. The Herald will not be responsible for errors after the first insertion. ADVERTISING FOR THIS ST BE ORDERED 12:3 P. M. DAILY {||AND 9:30 SATURDAY. [ Herald Classified Ad Headings Announcements . LOTS, MONUMENTS OTICES PE GARD: . DIRECTOR! 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A SURGEON/ S STERRES:/2-/- SAY-FATSO THINKIN ABOUT ’/ MISS ANN — S THINKIN (1 MAY AST? 1w “When young David called up I made a mistake an’ told him Betty wasn't at home. | Betty had told me to say she wasn't at home if the Jon boy called.” AS THINKAM ABOUT HOW AuFuL MU Do Wi 2Y MINUTE | wenT AN MARRIED COUSIN DAN CH | LIKED HER FROM THE | SEEN HER. WALK i THE STREET AN THEN SHE FROM NOW ON \'M 7 ROUGH WITH /= MMIN — Lcapyn,m_ 1930, PuFlisners Syndicae > HO - ) g ”“y WE HAD SOMPIN WELL- LES GO DOWN ‘AN SEE ( : MARJIRY JONES