New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1930, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1930. Q. When « of {be charged with a time a | 5 o0 3 e G THE HERALD 5 W b e I CLASSIFIED ADS J k W sto e e i;nlxlm hom.er]g' . o e ey \ Day : it . 2 [boxn el folS e Rplnying il for CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS ¢ t k 5 a3 10 i \ < Book of Baseball Rules e W ] nd 1 New York, D 3 (P — Major | m space S ines | ; W pr s and man-| 1 m Book charge 33 cents. | A ! days of much talk | &eneral ||| for errore atter tne arst insertien || \ Q ion. | il | 2 SIN <! - 1l vinten meetings, DISPUTE IS SETTLED | su?:g";’(’)sm?;’? BEF?iIl:DETJ:gD : : nal and \v;;‘,""fl.l,” ‘ BEFORE 12:30 P. M. DAILY|| [{|{AND 9:30 SATURDAY. | Bud Jerwa Will Go to New York ‘J R Rangers While Beattie Will Join :o 4 U Boston Bruins, 1 USED CARS i 0 ot e g S ot N BETTER FORD | | o A G . ¢ BARGAINS : BUY YOUR USED || A NEW FRIEN : FORD NOW WHILE . PRICES ARE LOWER f W New Britain's | | ! dea n o lect \ hunow 1 v Vo an’'t you Garvett ~ad “ UsI |”’;K;VITIT—: l:\;ltil.“ ADS . Aexic e —_ Automotive Qllestlons A COPELAND Sales & Service an MRS e DEPENDALBE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS 15 HARTFORD AVE. fi Household and Commercial Installations fi:' — NEW BRITAIN STORE FIXTURE CO. ‘ et 353 SO. MAIN ST. TEL. 5154 | Classified Ads : ) For Best Results —_———— = LIP COUPON HERE 3 E e s e el L Sk o e | RIS 4 BRI . . QULSIIONS ANSWERED ‘ .. | | Toonerville Folks By Fontaine Fox THE MAN WHOSE WIFE ALWAYS SEEMS TO BE ABLE TO HEAR THE PHONE RINGING JUST AS THEY START OUT. Christmas | Shopping ListMemo & 4 CONFIDENTIAL | POLLY AND HER PALS A Dull Haul J P HEAVIEST DIAMOND RINGS ROy HAE T s ) HAUL THEM WATCHES : ‘ ‘ N JEWELRY SILVERWARELE " By CLIFF STERRET F{OLD SAFETY RAZOR & BLADES, HUH ? SaY./ ARE You bu Box 19 SErRE o2 /3- | JUST KIDS C [ HEY-FATSO e e 7 y fl_‘c‘p\riw.m;\n o:;:%” | suem | Ca T LSTEN! U CistamoN A EAPTAIN o o S8 T 8 LR —— BATTLESH\P ~0f ATUG < BATTLES 2 foe oo oo Tl > RELTIVES \S AL AS TO SAY [ ) ’ 4 AINT You NEVER HEARD OF A Q Ue OF WAR? 5 FIGHTIN' _ " <o PEOPLE s o 2 s “They needn’t be doctorin’ that baby. There ain’t noth- in’ wrong with it except a chronic case o' grandpar ents.” Owpyright, 1930, Publishers Syndicate i