New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1930, Page 34

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1930. —_— SURREANDLR ."( g BEAUTY ——————| & Wty MATEEL HOWE FARNHAM t has become excessively hall, h, cracky and casily s r oil or vaseline may be leather coat to keep it the oil or vi ft cloth, wor hand until thorou and then rub 2 the the school * ASSOCIATION IS FORMED | BY ST. JOSEPH'S ALUMNI| 2. “onomins omcers r with th. Donald King Elected President of : the ¢ Graduates’ Organization— Interest is High The following members, Many graduates were present at by the president, cons the first me of St Joseph's visory board: Marion Griffin. School Alumni association, held at | erine Pitzpatrick, How tall is Col. Charles A Qlie stions and, Answers name THE CHRISTMAS STORE ish IN SELECTION—IN QUALITY—IN PRICE YOU'RE SURE TO BE SATISFIED AT KOLODNEY’S — CHRISTMAS TIME — ALL THE TIME! reau, | ! Washing- nts in 1 &W THE : ar‘;l‘ 4 GIFT COLUMN 69c¢ 79¢c Baby Dolls Golf Practice Outfits sealing many men are carried football squad of Notre Dame airman, Clarence Kenney opened |sephine Conrad. John McCarthy, FOR last evening. As|Harry Noonan, Esther Hannon, Jo- Iarresred as they were about to drive John McCabe. |on a ferry at East 12th street. Both — are charged with robbery and vio- NORTH ADAMS MEN HELD [lating the Sullivan anti-firearms New York, Dec, 12 (UP)—Two law. y, | North Adams, Mass., men who came | to New York looking for work were , held in $6.5 in Harlem gonrt Teterow, Mecklenburg, ermany, robhery. They Dec. 12 (A—Four men were serious- and Wil- 1y injured and nearly a score slight- S 1y hurt when 200 communists raid- -cused of holding up a|ed a meeting of national socialists v and driv- | here t night Chairs and clubs, They were |and finally guns, were used before | police broke up the riot. FOUR MEN INJURED an, 23 ing away in his cab. THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS I || Atpnabetically Arrangea for and Ready Reference EVERYBODY Quick i 2 tor CONSE NSERTIONS | Charge Prepaid 1 day ...1 lins s 3 days...1 line 6 days...1 line Count & words to a line. 14 lines to an inch. Minimum space 3 lines. Minimum Book charge 38 cents Tha Herald will not be responsible for errors after the first fnsertion. ADVERTISING FOR THI8 SECTION MUST BE ORDERED BEFORE 12:30 P. M. DAILY AND 9:30 SATURDAY. - Steel Wheelbarrows Child's Golf sets 79¢ USED CARS EXTRA FINE Group Of ED CARS 2 Extra LOW PRICES Each Car in Perfect Condition FORD Roadster FORD Spt. Coupe FFORD Stan. Coupe FORD Tudor DODGE Sedan 1924 PAIGE Sedan 1926 GRAHAM Truck TERMS and TRADES New Britain Auto Sales, Inc. 139 ARCH ST. Tel. 6700 GENUINE NOMA TREE LIGHTS Genuine Leather Poothalls . 1928 1929 1929 1929 1928 SKATE OUTFITS steel For Men, Women, Boys Wagons Black- hoards Daisy Air Rifles ... .. Punching Bag Electric Trons Tricycles As low a~ and Girls R $1.49 $1.50 $1.98 $1.98 . $3.98 CASHIN'S 3493 FOR VALUE ! - $6.95 GUARANTEE $7.98 Nowhere in the city will you find a more extensive line of toys than at KOLODNEY'S. We make it a point to buy the kind of toys Keystone, ilbert and other fami- Vil find our able than elsc- Reystone Mo 4 steeleraft Automobiles Llectric Toasters Waflle Trons Golting Onifits Driy rial Down Payment SATURDAY TERMS AND TRADES SPECIAL OR BETTER THAN OF BY ANY OTHER DEALEF S1.25 KIDDIE KARS 98¢ Wheel Auto4 STUDEBAKER DODGE 'V PONTIAC TUDEBAK]I OLDSMOB line of Fine A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD e A ANY PU ASE FOR CHRIST- 4 COMPANY HARDWA TELEPHONE 908 OR 909 MAIN STREET REO % Ton P: MANY OTH CASHIN'S PROMPT DELIVERTIES EVERYWHERE (|, .~ By CLIFF STERRET 220 Paw’s Got the Combination MAY T BE OF ASSISTANCE, HON. MA’AM 2 You SEEM TO SEARCH FOR SOMETHING! THEYS NO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT, POLEY TS SWIPE, WHILE RESSIEEPSY WELL, THE SOONER WE CAN STEAL HIS SLIPPERS THE SOONER WE AN BEGIN HIS CHRISTMAS SHOPPING/ P-ST/NOT 50 LouD, IDIOT! WHERE'S PAWS SLIPPERS? OUTSIDE OF ONE PAIR OF SLIPPERS, HE AINT GOT A BLESSED THING s EE L HEN B 51cceSS ! Hen veR | | | THEY REPOSE THEREIN, TOGETHER WITH HIS TEETH, HIS TOOTHBRUSH, City Advertisement| |POSSESSIONS AND HIS HON. SPARE SPECS/ | AND CAN START | BUYING HiM |NEw ONES FOR CHRISTMAS ! I AUNT HET ] POOR PA © 1990 Kevvmeper entas Berie T o Bt i e AN g > AND \'WE WASRED THE BDISHES | 1IN DEPORT MENT LAS’ = AND COOKED THE T™EALS AND | WEEKR AN VVE PLTT )\ MENDED WOURCLOTHES AND \ KIN SAY \S THAT OUGHTER ALL SANDY CLABS oF NAW LATE- MY PENNY IN THE TAKEN CARE OF ‘Yol WHEN oF suT=REGULAR Yo WERE SICK— LATE —\QHA‘\RDD YoH SEY TOTRAT? t in the Kitche ilin ol f nbled now since he ¢ too poor to keep up his “Pa ain’t s much since his bald blistered when | was learni to turn a pancake by tossip it up.” Copyright. 1930, Publishers Syndicate ' srship in that expen- ive club.”