New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1930, Page 20

NEW BRITAI DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1930. FANNY DEMANDS HER BABY BEAUTY =i HOWE FARNHAM by MATEEL question of ongest What orward pass in nty vards was thrown by Howard of niversity in 1 actress was Harold P. Mulle Uniy to sity Q. What child 1 in “What a Man, 1 Denny? Anita Louisc Who were the use the how and pon? Questions . irrow is lost andAfiSwors g W lithic probably arrows wit were used What 7 is m QUESTIONS ANSWERED t is the point You can an answer to any t or info y Question , Washir avenur tion as or, os is eff ton Burea Wast two cents in record for first peopl irrow as nt drawings flon (Spain) for unknown 4 I e — | Rum Runners Face Hard Tasks at Picket Lines ‘Washington, Dec. 11 (P—There may be no merry Christ: | e rum runners of Miquelon, tiny Frenc Newfoundiand, if their ¢ happiness depends on report- plans to smuggle its of liquor into the s during the holidays. i orceme branches of ard report Alm. tootball ? W Ca i st Pierre | v th Regi h island largs United il government re ans of There the the smugglers with is a double line of Guard patrol boats off the try's shore to ke much of the ple out of Christmas smuggling operations Neither Coast ( toms service coun- ready asure rd nor « 1y partic holiday plans to deal witl glers, say the has smu ir officials, b to have ample forc eant hy “I stumps and rock some of his recentl operty in order eld. Yorl 0! to mak -| New | Worla and spor Iway ng odds of be convicts tion of 4 arr the ¢ of the 20 species of ot in the nnual report reau reveals t possible put t The to do with San Francisco coast guard ows what unwelee ers outside i Mont L risdict r dor v Yo for «—Thre “The first year after I got mnr‘igd I took Lydia E. Pink- O o 1 Xmas Trees || WREATHS LAUREL ROPLE Tel. 5029-W or 4149 OAK and WEST STREETS HAYES and BEVRIDGE | S— Cor. ,___‘___ AUNT HET BY ROBERT QUILLEX i e /»(\J = about kickin’ s shins, but I _seen Pa usin’ the wrong fork an’ ‘mg‘ot he w asn't settin’ | |1 right in front of me.’ | Copyright, 1930, Publis! f “] was Sory nhers Syndicate POOR PA BY CLAUDE CALLAN == — — = (LIP COUPON HERE ham’s Vegetable Compound because I was so weak that the minute I would start to do something 1 would feel badly. It did me a lot of good. Since } then I have taken the Vege- table Compound off and on whenever I needed it. Iam now the mother of eight c and Istill recommend thi icine for it makes me } younger and stronger.” Oreance Godfrey, u; Cu land Street, Woonsocket, dia"E Pinkham's - Vegetable Compound Lydia E. Pinkham Med. Co., Lynn, Mass. v squash champion. round of the tournament he nett e nual ball Yule- | te escaped from the Wyoming State In- stitute at the ted to sell apples on without having have gerines containing profit of $2. nickel today to the 1 commi Prince of Wales is | (o S T e e in e finat| Heavy Bail for Six Bath club’s handicap | defeated . A. Ben- -6, 10-9, | Rochester, N. Y.—Having had the | to g0 tc the policemen’s an- | Walter Wiley of Roches- | tive, is locked up. He had London—"Th¢ Chicago, Dec. happened to have cash or $3, handy, so of $3 rob John L. X young men accuse eri. Lyle, r, a fu who specializes i A policeman recognized him door. ] lease, total nece He he ld grend jury. ary for their re New York—Uncmployed i w0 the hawkers' licens perniit- strect Youths Reaches Millions d went to jail. Judge n high bonds, fixed that amount as the turned their attention to ta They pay $1.85 for boxe and sell them at Bridgeport, Dec. 5 a box or two for a|"Progressive” which sank [ ficla light during a recent | has been raised from the bottom | Long Island Sound. | TUG “PROGRESSIVE" RAISE! SMITH GIVES TESTIMONY W Dec. 11 (P—George | | marked by buoys, the nominated chairman of | ,i5.4 to the surface yesterday new power commission, testified | three hours, and later taken to N senate interstate com- [ yop erce committee that he sympathiz- | oy, with regulation —of interstate | . insmission of power. 5l ishington, smith men comprising the crew Prog ive and a barge was the first witn opened its i qualifications of t°s nomir nith s us the | when the tug foundered and saf mmi stigation | peached ations to the reorganiy ion. He said he had erested in the development power control for many to the e LERS CONTRIBUT W. 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Y, Dec. today of a heal builder in h 11 (P— nephew of Roswell P. rt is vouth, he bought a seat on the stozx e be w. | vives, v "‘l'\“‘: who won considerable prima donna of the Bostonians company. | the Opera c ame He was Flow Clark hildren change at the age of 26 and later director of several railroads |and business concerns, including the - || New York Air Brake. llll’- d. He had re- son of Colonel George His widow, s the former Hilda Kaths Kans., attention as of who su Leavenworth, There were I r- 10 City Advertisement The Rour«l of ]I:ullh of the City ew Britain will receive bids for ollection of garbage in the City \ Office f New pril 1, 19 vears. Britain, 31 city will be accepte three contracts to begi n s for the éntire , for a period of Proposals may be obtained at the e Board of Health, and | Lids must be returned to that office of th 1931. L, | on or before 5 ary 2, J. DUMONT, p. m. M. D. Clerk of Board. 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RBUT I AINT BURGLED HIS CHRISTMAS 15 ALMOST »\ UH, ER? AW, — THE BUREAL 1S CUT FER THE PRESENT T CANT EXPLAN IT, EXACTLY BUTLGOT A SORT OF A FEELIN' IM BEIN' WATCHED/ JUST KIDS MusH HEY -FATSO EXPECTS | WNOW. WHAT To GET A P Bles(Gls FOR. CHRISTMAS, BUT HE ISNT ALLOWED TO TALK ABOUT \T AROUND THE HOUSE Copyright, 1930, Publishers Syndicate LET'S SET | NAW-M GONNAGIT DOWN AN /BAL»BPR\L\N SKATES SSMUS AN TALK ABOUT|FER CRISS B‘MLES L AINT AL\_ON:D To TA\_K ABOUT EM AT S0 | WANT YO SF_T DOWN AN'TALK ABOUT 7 (BALLBARIN SKATES 2 SUCH A FINE DAY -AND CAN AT BE POSSIBLE THAT YOu TWO GENTLEMEN ARENT N SPE AKING