New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1930, Page 2

] 1 930. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, BELIEVE IT OR NOT l on sent velope, Mr. nything depicted by (Reg. U. S. Pat. OIf.) Sunday Movie Ban Held Illegal by Chicago Judge Chicago, c. 10 (M — An moving p with stamped. ad- Ripley will furnish him). SEM-ANNUAL TAX SCHEME APPROVED é P J rimi tutional i yester- faiths ath on days 1 the rig At the sons of | April s did not o legalize - NEVER PLAYED A GAME OF GOLF - OR OWNEDA SET OF CLUBS IN HIS LIFE Novleskill, N Y 1Z3124107 93 t port L DIRECTIONS D DIAGONAL INAL \ > s\\/ WATER | wAs BEeN CooL To4l Decre BELOW FREEZING WITHOUT SOLIDIFYING™ 3 DECREE DEGREE AL . THE FREAK GO WALLACE DEW! The 8AL. ROLLED ALONG AND SU S / W(TH A FREAK HICK Score 3-0 Y BOUNDED OVE R THE GOAL 9t COLLEGE GRS 10 FIGHT FOR SHOKES EXPLANATION OF YESTERDAY'S CARTOON Ca~ey Jones—John T.uther (Casey) Jones. whose name and fame the Jordan, Kentucky (near Cayce) March 11, 1864. Te first started railroad- 3altimore and Ohio as apprentice tel h operator at Jordan, then worked for d Ohio at Cayce, and thereafter went to Jackson, Tennessee, where lie boarded f Miss Janie Brady, whom he la married. he still lives in that city. the nic} e “Casey” by a fellow boarder who was toid that he came from ve encircled Ziobe, was born 1 ¥ g on the Mobile an the home nedvas oiver 1 The Alligator Pear- gator pear a pear A pear belongs to the natural order of Rosaceae, wl to the order of Laureceae, and does not resemble a pear either in construction. con- f e word “alligator” in its name. or avocado as it is sometimes called, i ztec word “ahuacat!” under which name it first came to the attention TOMORROW—"A Handless Billiardist” - DEMOCRAT ASKS HOOVER APOLOGY The S d has nothing to do with an ga- ile the so-called alligator-pear be- v ol No Moral Issue OVER ATTACK r bonus AFLL0GG PREDICTS VEAT AR FATAL T0 CIVILZATION senator. who has Ho the distinet npression with colleagues that he itended to go ahead with his bill. Watson Hurries to Scene Watson the blican bedside of Wat- I, to hurry to the capi- the party leaders to- Senator » leader. 1 son who is and call Folletis was ready t d rgency s 1 clar- favor of em ven on 't scnate in ef logislation ¢ a d taxes KINGSFORD-SMITH WEDS SWEETHEART the on nt to which will go progran republi the der 1 bolting the Hoover While timely ocrats relief | leaders | Lavation | supporied some the presidentia others strongly Democrats predict floor today Hoover's opriatior rnment officers in ¢ had would t 5 N to hundreds of Attacks President said “as as Mr. was elected president he be- rd of He improvenients giv Jrance the ediately ploymen pent im- ! workers. money ediate ¢ Disappearing Taxpayers Hoover propriety in govern: ferred to Mr. Hoover's 1 {leship in visiting the ican countries prior to his inaugur- ati . “Another situation that open to public talk for a long time,” he said. * that the ent, in buying and building him a summer home, used the marines of the Unit- ed States in bullding the roads. or clearing the lands or building house down there “I don’t know I just know that it is on the lips of | If it is true it is an in t and illegal nse of the o president in his control over United States marines Bingham Answers plying to McKellar ator | Pigham said many of the thing the Tennesseean had “implied and| v 18 T wo-install oncern second six mont ment. Th months axpaye known uncollecti At tors ar floaters who on the assessim disappeared by the hecomes due and particularly tr iy such as motor “of it is thou; taxes gan a carcer of utter ASALE 0 PLEAD T0 EMBEZZLEMEN MAKES ALCOHDL POOR BEVERAGE NEW DENATURA n or A an the o men rom F is pres having Biafortr loan he He erstood it wae pay back lly able to do ordered to be in p. m. yesterday submit to arrest on a bench war- which he would at awful as financ I payabl en- mporar. and 3 - = court at personal prope | ehicles prohibition forces. however, to pre that this is fruc sent a “def and alleging ¢ Lervone prot der the maximuin fine ble venience pay: 11l peoples of to destro of cidental cansation powers ments as a con it is sugs 5.2 onment war to settle vayer, of below a certain still due and ment, and that represented by or both, ho he 1ed estah n a the horse ' iator is jer i of 1 board past— Herald Classified Ad Depta old the Property: lished to puni ) the violators of guch in all cares personal nual report criticized the faru | 2nd election of the present occupant insinuated” were unworthy into the congressional record. “It is easy to see that the paign ¢f 1052 is under way.” ham continued, and there was| laughter from the galleries. “It is also apparent that the members on | the other side belicve the people are | £0INg to insist upon the renomination | "’ B. H. WELHONE NAMED C. OF C. PRESIDENT Bing- ion (Continued From First Page) tional water power policies. Mr. Attwood submitied a plan for £iving financial aid to needy families in the purchase of ceal during the ‘ winter, the plan to be somewhat on Congide i Ssiation | the came order as the Jewish Free of the White House tking campaign as they can.” nd rial as fast they are v i —— Dartmouth students: ‘tesolved —1. { You should not have used the pule pit as a place trom which to per- sonally attack and indict Judge Lindsey. 2—Your intolerant attituda on a vital public problem should be condemned.” The telegram signed by J. O'Connor of Salem, Mass, one seniors holding iellowships; O'Neill of Rridgeport, Conn,, famed as th= originator of the Dartmouth ‘shorts™ ide E. D. Gruen, baseball manager, and R. F. Baldwin. was M of @ six K | prospect as the two branches of the | federal legislature ests of that 1t was announced that a copy of the telegram had been sent to Ar- {thur Garfield Hay counsel for Lindsey. The pro-Lindsey Dartmouth group held another protest meeting last night at which time O'Connor de- livered another speech in defense of The first student was held Washington, Dec. 10 (P—A re-|joan fund. Persons borrowing will newal of the congressional storm | which met President Hoover's re- | buking words of yesterday was in pushed ahead to- of relief | ay their consideration ! tion a the former judge meeting technicality of procedure rom expressing them- ediately upon a resolution Lalollett republican, Wisconsin. introduced as a reply to president’s assertion that iduals in congress were playing | politics with human misery i The resolution woud declare the nate for relief of human suffer- | over the consideration of inter- “wealthy income taxpayers.” 1 lie over another day under | he rules. Tts author believes the ex- pression will find considerable sup- Even though they may not go debate already has shown a considerable number of o favored | earlivr protest this week GIRL NEAR DEATH AS AUTD HITS HER st Page) ept senator: by Senator 5 r Thtmiiat (Continued From Fi sharply to the right in an attempt to avoid hitling the girl and grazed a child dashed 1ear end of the car and was to the conerete pavemer A, Mrs. Smith picked up the q and cared her unt Lawrence H. Frost arrived | #nd removed her to the Bristol hos- the | pital stated that he did Details | €verything possible to save the child, el claimed that he was o be | tra g only about miles an local coal dealers. Wihen asked why he had not his to a quicker stop attributed his t I tree = however, hat dem- into the | into th Jinoc coope incensed at isation. contained in appro- i gt fo inst excessive A gkl r 1 Dr committee of Smith yropriations P quickly o " works hill sterday 1 house committecs o complete work on the bills. The senate pass- 00 one yesterda disapproval but tin voice in the chan lture prote met to act elli worked out f bet appointed and the ) public il be nour brought car EPISCOPAL SPuT - GROWING WiDER i 1 wecide ; his exciten says Girl Was Off Road girl's uith's de- child was ran into his ma- told the mother, tory highway that she nnn howey hat rri committee nics S her as endors- wus on the when she i appropriation siruci or nossible Until o ou to ac ithort of ) ted From First Pag car was plug away with another for concrets uck near 1 with tha the on that depart supply hi off th ay or Smith to drive for Treasury result that 1 who <id girl was s walk ed road cident took place tire tracks on t where the Smith « anding Although marks tend to show att ould contend c e the amor ke 1 e divt Eata: stopping ®ood oppos: t pros trized T any also Tde 1im to the a court | walk il which hefor . FIGHT EXTRADITION - BACKTOBAYSTATE law Page) cace of so sish N op a the allege ring- same man who lines in Water- vears ago while being chased state po- on he was transporting a liquor. Ris tetive, ield police to be un through the cight or 1 was ma bels Ty ne for Bishop v upon Sorry “He n sor cman that should suspicion load of ury o Three Town Officials Face Charge of Bribery Wolcott offi ore ie vote ofl 1akolle res . when it comes, some mem- 2 2w today an opportunity to de rank and a f d 1o democr mlike « todav faced ac (I'P)—Three prosecu- bribes emocrat s qa cup for th e Appear: eptir Protest D Stdents and Juror TESTS WIELCH TO TART ' 7. 10 al Harold 4 Wi ¥ Oscar hefora L. To- of former a New Ay they gram 1o Bishop Wil Just ace and il orders roimn xan ) e T tod appear he i board for F second vining to detert ex- con- found s fitness was said to have ent as roarte e i by liew » call you possession resolution sanctioned £ fi?arkerg Outstanding in Quality of Fur and Fabric. And this year prices are LOWER so that at these values our Coats have been re- duced to almost unthinkable levels $29.50 © $97.50 Formerly priced $49.50 to $150.00 Group of Dresses $11.75 ALSO MANY OF OUR BETTER DRESSES GREATLY REDUCED ) \: Special