New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1930, Page 7

NEW BRIlAIN DAILY HERALD, lLDSDAY 7 Olsor ible Thomas Matteo f that the ; { Plainville News nding t whide A Mrs. J he tro v Olson's 1a .S fl/.'ac. vas ar ast week by | Ro, ing | I man Brow ho. arg‘c‘mts olzlungg OUl OF TOWN CUSTOMERS CALL ENTERPRISE 1200 Case Bristol News EHEESE TOBACCO This uumber exceeds that of The total circulation from the de- partments and branches was as fol- lows. Main library, adult dep nent, 110,408; children's rcom, 43 4; Forestville branch, 16,006: kn- graded school Every Wednesday Aisle Special PLANNERS APPROVE . LIGRARY LOCATION .. == No Definite Action Taken On Grooked Street Proposition Porows FOUR bHId Some silk and wool, values to $1.50. SILK HANDBAGS $1.79 handle, MEN’S IN HANDS | some silk lined, €rs, Pouch or back In all broidered. many em- | W (J\IL, 0dd lot of women’ not all colors in all sizes. Value to 1.95. \L(; \R and ( REAMER \LI‘S | $2.94 set ’ Extra heavy pewter RUBBER APRONS 35¢ ea. (3 for $1.00) Bungalow '\1"10 colors MEN’S ]1-\\I)I\LI CHIEFS (box of 3) 89¢ Colored border, regular 50c. Street floor. ner. JAPANESE POTTERY $1.00 flower vases, 13 Imported inches tall. Slips trim or Worth Coming Foi WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR Odd Iot glove 39c¢ ea. (3 for § .»t,\'lr,s and colors. 1 \m\u" > 1 'S (‘}IIIIO\I HO H:L\ 69c PAIR full fashioned chiffon silk hosiery, ELECTRIC \ OMEN’S 31.59 pair Novelty cuffs, WOMEN’S HANDKET 19¢ ea. Linen, WOMEN'S UNDEI $1.79 each Methodist Sunday Dagenais — Irving 99c ea. silk ar bloom- 1.00) Fach but in all cclors CLOCKS CAPE GLOVES one clasp, colors XCHIEFS (3 for 50¢) made, embroidered cor- IWEAR Berlin News CNRALPOWN WEETS INBERIN 00 Grangers Attend Bi-Mam‘my i eeuug Here T oday RED CROSS RAISES $131 District Report Kensington shows | for 1 | First Silver Tea Almost 100 Per Cent Increase— | g Teachers' Bridge Raises $50— Town Court Tonight—Items Ponic fabs' Hall Repairs Woman's Aid to Meet vid Crowd \mmL Benelit Bridee nd re crowd inity house tables werr with pla 10 could no Driver to Be Tricd ar ad town Th nigh more s automok over in & Red Cross Funds Compited Mrs. Jean Hooke cha 1 C'ra work in K i today that ! which was he Thanksgiving sgiving Day with this Pancake and Sausage LRSS A o SUPPER g % At the Community Hall. E. Berlin 18 Nasshadly Wednesday, Dec. 10th Supper from 6 to 8:30 . M Modern and Old 1 Dancing Party for ates Attend Pancake Supper School Elects Officers—Funeral of Joseph H. S. QUINTET DEFEATED Board Meeting e ~ Amiliary Ap- pointed District Fire Warden to 6 o hildren's ¢ Llected Fire Warden Puneral of Mr. Dagenais Windsor Turns Tables Bristol Man Fined ) Bur viment Tonight TONIGITT Gary Cooper Marlene Dietrich Adolphie Her Love WEDNESDAY ONLY Victor McLaglen LEVED in “ON THE TIHURSDAY “THE 1 Will Thrill and PRIDAY BIG HOUSL? Menjou in “MOROCCO" tions € n' for a 4 sCOY Trumbull Bowli Watts Circuits CHINEE SERVANT HURDER SUSPECT Lew Fook Pointed to by in Baker Death (lues 5PERSONS UNDER ARRIST INSTRIE of Riots at Danville Va., Brings Action You smiosth 1 leor Sporty Greens IDLE HOUR COURSE PLAINVILLE AL Al Times GOLF WHEEE GOLFLES WOLE BENT New | | | FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS CHANGE OUR MIND ABOUT SPVING FROM BEHIND THAT BIG ROCK AND RUN FO THE TUNNEL, ; THERE'S THAT DRUMMING NOISE AGAIN ... CONFOUND [T ANYWAY...ID LIKE To KNOW W10 THAT 15... 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WEAR THAT SNORT OF A HORSE, FRECKLES B § Nes MAYBE ITS | THE MYSTERY [ A hes, 28,373 and health g the 875 schoo.l TAKEN FROM STORE Park Street Place Broken lnto Sometime Durmg Night F AUGUSES I [T AR e i st terred Terr avenue fire On December 1 & 1 ington avenue school. st month the brary was opened at th rural schools 1,- 545 Endee from the old Manor to the housc w branch li- e new Farm- This branch il be oywn every Friday afternoon efit of the children at- Non-partisan Election System Like- Iy to Be Retained—Store Owners in Tight — Library Reports More Books Circulated morning ning or early business was qu of Ital- er of cigars, and | taken glass window A crowd of about 300 basketball fans attended the city league games ¢ Bristol Boys' Club last eve- Sessions, mes were BLAME STERILIZER FOR FIVE DEATHY <a Chief Enginger of Ganadian Hos- Committee to Meet e city report ring com- proposed made in the city doubt but what disapproval with instead of 1SPS A4S Was Sug- city of- oard or of have corpor- Woodpile Burns Case Continued Bee ot s Zironeto by Se s Clara N was conti McG ing Mrs a ch Clark of sed to- b ed to ti rest followed police Building Permits building permits iay by Oscar Ander- dent of public w mo Vacea to con to build an ad- ge at 207 Goodwin To Attend Conference <. woman proba- ttend a conference teraiof te rtford on Proba . where as cele- | St Joseph's More Books Read Woo pital Discharged Aiter Probe Dec. 9 (P — A teriologists of five pa- ations at the Royal has dling of the steriliz- linen passed rough the properly sterilized taphlococ- d through 4s not eptococci a 4 hospi- iiling to pre- 15 pounds iich the com- vas necessary for team pressure of sterilize declared was that of a o died November fter an operation. The next day, Edwards died. Three other nanies were not dis- i Ly the infection streptococcus haemolyticus, ibed as similar to the was closed the source ng room rmination of tion f engineer of the hospi- issed after the investi- gation. CROSS COUNTRY RUNNERS AT HIGH SCHOOL TIMED Dave Erwin Leads Field Home in Trials—Wind Slows Up Mea on Course. last year's eams. Er- one of the spring's among lowed yester- wind which throughout the y of the st start, bui ned rapid- sroup and a as followed ers widely second group. which remaining r Bot 1z miler TOBACCO \u\ TO MEET pawgone YoU GUESSED VTee 1T 1S | 10 FALL FoR THIS GHOST STURE, BUT 1 HAVE SEeN 1 NEVER THOUSKT GHoST? Nonsense! ThaT WASNT ANY GHOST, EVEN \F 1T CID Look LIKE ONE STILL DONT BELgve IT !