New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1930, Page 6

6 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1930. Boy Trapper Saves Life By Cutting |SOVIET FLECTION i oot cenfiions s ) QUESTION AND flé‘"'E'{ff*'i‘m T Telegraph Wires to Newspaper and | JF[[) THIS MONTH i i e 25 Dfi?v?“fig‘“{?mfi,‘:' oo, G—m E‘ ; congress of soviets are chosen. In Waiting, Half Frozen, for Line Crew = Efi M d G M ha | OF OC ational unit, the soviets | Q. What city is called “The Silver City?" _ ILLINERY Co, e { Efforts are being made this year silverware manufacturing concern in the world, ——— Lad, Out On Traps, Cannot S A SITUATI[]N I ttract a larger percentage of Q. When was Hartford made the Capital? e . =T J p ’ women to VU[E vor t election meetings A. In 1665. In 1701, New Haven was made a joint capital, — 177 Ma]n Street g Start Car—Facing Death | T e that the {his arrangement continuing until 1875 when Hartford again became Moscow, Dec. 12 he. soviet | Of voting rig sole capital i Snips VEXES EERMANY [ elect reatly different from | %1} this year will - | Q. How many cows does Counecticur import yearly?” . 0 el COld‘ He D e ! of ;‘ B e oir i ih | Sloese fromy 6 per cent in 1929 to A. About 10,500 cows are brought into the stale annually to e est l ts Circuits to Call Help — : : 85 per Tho authoritics estimaic [ make replacements in dairy herds. are being held this month | that so 0 million persons will g ; villages throughout the |take part in the present elections. | Q. Wha 108t V. ¢ resource Jonnecticut? | 'Ives i Teck b i t is the most valuable fishery resource of Connecticut? | Aid Arrives In Time. | Elections in the towns. dis- B | Q. 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