New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 1, 1930, Page 6

(] New Britain Herald n“ \-;,morr‘! ;:o.»mj; ‘i:“(hr st he best plan is to let the fire IS ,QUE:ITION AND ANSWER SERIES ,. ~ — t ‘ l’;“\,:;,:;;,:??\““ first. observed. by i e 3 4 H | The radio makes little appeal to oS sbidoNs P Compiled by THE CONNECTICUT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, inc. : i : ophisticated. It is onc form of Lasusd ! n Excepled) om rtailec b AMERICAN INVLESTMENTS 410 ASTLUM STRLLT. RARTFORD 4 /3 entertainment tha doesn't include At Herald B hurch Street a o he mult IN FOREIGN LANDS | ladies’ legs. S atlvt tarmea Q. From what sources were the < of Connecticut towns Correct this sentence: “Ths best part of being rich,” said the man, an namcs or words, t in England. words descriptive location of the town, Biblical names, nd combinations of jiaihe B ReRo s P Gl eg previously csta 1 tonns Com = ¥ 1s Connecticut's climate co 1 beneficial ? Conytightold s 3 yndicate four chara ics of the climate: cool hut L 4 mental ulus: warm hut not hot summers Er sy s it mis. mean. o s o 1 s ar e o el Observations ) » : e R ‘ On The Weather = the B 3 — 4 : 8 ¢ ; 1 capita nvest ) 1t Camtoa ; New York. Dec. 1.—Diary of a)“Nossah, I has a quatah Meimpot) Uit Cie FAdsacialed [iress 5 i 0 Gk L ilding it u Q .\ “Hat City?" iodern Pepys: Awake betimes try- | I . N e Sy S . ¢ y ) n P S e ot ot : to enjoy a snack in ed but, Too much stress has been placed Washington, Dec. 1.—Forecast for t with the two dogs yapping and | upon the happiness and industry of | Southern New England Part published in Wednesday's paper <obbling at crumbs, impossible. This the ant. [ have never belicved an ant | cloudy and colder tonight 4nd Tu hows debts ail paid, God be | had much fun life is one of ut- | day; fresh to strong west shifting to d, and so out and bought my ter frustration—toiling to build up northwest winds Voters, I had other-in-law a coat. something a4 minute's shower or a| Iorecast for Lastern New York ht capressed, a pos- - In the afternoon to the matince | carcless shoe toe will destroy. Fhe |Partly cloudy and colder tonig e [ ! 2 : X 3 e N Y blem Ihrec’s a Crowd.” so highly shopper lives the life, | With snow flurries in north and west t t i e United State the f people are praised, but T thot extraordinari- | jumping around ! \dies. central portions; Tuesday partly ON WORLD €Ot a a ' i & ht: 1 ¥ r t 00 each. T would dull save for a quip or 50 of | Spitting tobacco juice ¢ Jlaying | cloudy and colder; fresh to strong the citizen voting. pay ! I'red Allen’s, Home to catch up with | tunes on his hind west shifting to northwest and north non voting labouss, working ex. S - Py t, 19 Nau winds this would < and inspiring my wifs . S Ca Thic K Forecast for New Hoven ind vi- porso ont 1 i inity: Partly cloudy and colder to- in tin | : ¢ 3 i Tucsday of voling. and The t ay ar ' Conditions: Cloudy weather pre~ formed it becomes ugh 2 T o vails ¢ ly this morning in ths and if M 1 C and 3 stricts. R with o To bed early 1 ¢ _— S during the life story of the n all tricts cast o otional voting. common surprized 1o see " ssippi river, The tempe 2. man will niot know L you eanyetor ture is below zero in the upper Mis inst his own int 5 ‘ Jokes is that tt issippi valley and northern portion [ it iatt NNy 4= they were as Fo.sd 1ok e gion and freezing o can ask for mor o display g temperatur « far south as e ame e : Conditions for this vieinity i terests pedestrians,” - ¢ won't Ao anythitg | partly cloudy weather with lower all voted. It scems By Robert Quillen has done the produ air that the citizen causing the _ yesterday should pay Tac < it asn't High COMMUNICATED 1 firmly convinced rcent “t ‘ Hollywood did 2 ther kind, she can get at | Atlanta 6 — 1 tly charged to the i ¢ Hotel Roosevelt its combined Ploston . Taking a Tour of Our Schools and non-voting citizen. | force of house dicks couldn't do. It 3 N Biitatn Horal 0 detail as to how T arrive cleared the lobby of actors for more | minutes vote— On the mat- election. There t does req 1ght and it means srEeses Ll s e e Rige GLASSES o CREDIT. DANIEL J. GREER. *lon. stare and suppress a smile. 1| lasbe it's DI FINEST QUALITY" k An Apneal for Christmas Cheer perior ed out oked Lenses l”'d/ r Herald e the side i dollar biil ¢ Trames THE SHOW O WRATH 2 b ; apiene ki ; 5 ‘ ne 1 State al at IN MOSCOW < . 2 will of endless patients and for ndl n he whose friends are financially blank left v ) . ould the ad n to provide gifts. will not only 4 a arri me | T 4 much appreciated by the h € 300!" lemar Ashior perts say men are he 282 MAIN STREET e i v oming more round-shouldered. The | W school | Gifts of loves, hose g t . e e ] > WHEN A MAID MARRIES le women patients appreciat L it Marriage iy it ant single decision made in a h .prons, handkerchiefs, gloves t A ern s not impose marriage upon Candy is 1 e Cra i letonn, arrie e i ; ristmas Donation.” ent so as to reach the hospital not late o 20. When road ac if parately ool. There wrapped, if some be much o with man 1o be used | indication 18 given ad they | If the donor will se. and'address upon 2 Kage, prompt avice and wh . CONN. STATE HOSPITAL. Lo STREE™ AND NUMBER belie is folly in slave, save, g0 to the best bar My philosophic ™ 25 Vears Ago Today 7o i T & day he was e 1 Assen o make a 5 NOTING SOME ADVANTAGES v organization by LY o ; ey e : oL MmN nasar and help him in s o 0l 05l o Toonerville Folks NE TAXPAYER drew to ev. M. W. Gaudian is tor of St. John's Germa V/ EFFECT OF THE UNEMPLOYMENT SITUATION. \| A ~lant At the Machine Age Problem Herald wmmber of E over the holiday by the police for | playing r gambling de- vd ining o Aepression . K | and doubt. | Vices resulted in arrests hdications| City Clerk Thompson i ip the consolidated ordin rious cities about the the local common coune comething to work on in connec ith New Britain ordinances v. Dr. O. S. Davis delivered strong address at the Baptist churc \esterday. He condemned gambling and othcr vices The Slovok gy 4 grand ball in Turner hall Sa aay Judge Klett was the principal speaker, telling of the history of the American flag. jency to of the most im- S alolin® tion and he most 100 4 our grandfathers rise to sunset and forcign long term S5t aetompliat any more than the United we nine hours. Though the « al . d es 4 : : ity incrénsedlatEiclen: nome is lcs a 5 gk Lesoresity nent abroad jhantics ¢ through beiter organization of 18 i t cfficiency in worth discu f 3 sia the t nvestment than in ment in f eas g by tervent t voar ly more tha much morc owner there 3 vorry Ao thess v I weigh |or 4 . a illion= S St e ecreasdincom ror wer ation ' il ot g e e L ST (gt For Christmas apartu anufacturers would doubt ers in the past bave b mu a serion stsider : v 1 it 1 o increase their of & ex \ ) nto not only acquiring homes. but .nq cer g would tend 3 sens of 4 i ) We have learned that their \ \ \ operating expenses arc paid by the ... For Books attempt 10 PIO- | 1o enrea nore quickly throu Slates. Amcrican engineers and pio; o into makir s b andkecri R oliows \ \ide themselves with an income at oyt tha At over fessional men are employed by this (T T o e s working and (he same time through the cen- |yl of crnment in Russ t | capital all over the world, in most jyying, the increased expense will e %0 distributed that no one in par-{ struction or purchase of multiple ust not be forsot ) Was | lages only the lower runzs of ular will weep over it houses, The heme owner in such (o0 m ar that brought on Bol- |lapor needs being native—except curiovs || &t g s b tupen 1ud et ’ nE cases not only owns premises | shevism in Russia; that its stupen- | serha in rope 1ips, includ e T NG TRy Lk You JB N i B g e bt R sl R i e €aco business at the same time. If and money, created the condilions | port the products of these foreis: I\'.;n“lor:“:z-mz:‘|::’;:::vl“nlrori|g“h on 85 W " MAIN ST. apartments are always occupied "l"<,‘1a* made it a prey for the Boishe- | American plants where they are | % BIRE AE B on in your | Telephone 6100 |