New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1930, Page 12

12 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17. 1930. WOTOR BUS LAYS RETURN T0 SHELF P ——— John Barrymore Tal\en lll \\ lth Jung!e l .| STOKOWSKI 10 i |l pe " QUESTION AND ANSWER SERIES 410 ASYLUM STREET, HARTFOED Do You KNowW CONNECTICUT? Compiled by THE CONNECTICUT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Inc. - T0 MEXICO EITY\ \_ TW” CUURTS INDUCT (26 Torvedoes xp Tk fi:fi"{»’gfiket i - ROFA []FFIE[R& : . Dec. 17 (B)— rancis Brailsford, 12, was set for a big afternoon with 26 mm does in his hip pockei. Orangeburg, Joha all Grand Secretar night will be installed on January 6. Tomorrow night Court Friendly will have \oker for members and friends and refreshments will Walter 8. McGowan and Q. What S R | Thomas O'Loughlin L he chanced to stoop over and || win b t on their annual Grand Lodge Representatives | one o ‘mis”vimsmmates” conts o Attend—Chowder Supper Held pre official visit Federal Regulation Project Dies With Parker Bill Defeat There was Will Make Sudy ol Nati 1ve 5 Music of Indians ‘ : < s Connectiout Tiad an Ath L e umnwlm., thwack and all 26 exploded at once. John Francis was not Goss 0;1 Committee On Mnhtguv_ \fl‘aus ithorized i injured wrd G. Goss of appointed 10 house commit- This is the sentative Bdw bury, h een [ w Gus Mallig \mmrH G junior beadle, | e ey, | tee on military affairs. senior woodwa nior WOOGWArd, | same committee on which the late woodward, James P. Glynn, of sor served. ssman con- cially fortunate nment, not only affairs is a major ilso for the rcason at the bottom e will rank ing of the next . republicans orgau- ior te ‘\\Y\ « [ " The waterb ¥narieilon - | sic himsel ef ranger, O. L. |in cr, Matthew 1. Wein Glossop: TROOP 2! tion is brought about Ly re a good maay ng for 21 }.mmmrw five e that capacity for Court|ranked seventh. “the time of his The officers elected last | death he ranked sixth. ecreta Filibuster Possible i % ¢ endly. Solid ma- smoker, natterns of from whicly active or as ¥ Chip- zold or Achievement Ciub Girls Al Trrora naon et Baking Cakes in Public low priced. Solid : Chest of ed, up to . cially priced he'd Jike Many ~ selling Fables, specially 19 (o 88.50. Chairs Duproved ¢ priced from to mateh, 81 One illustrated maple Kean Favored Measure ) sany ton Gateleg 5 tmitation hack A desk of this type and {y has never hefore sold un- der 895, specially priced at $69.75 New bnzland Chair Champions 2 Attend Card Party Of Serior Hadassahs A MAN’'S CHRISTMAS Uszful Gifts Are the Thing! FTER all a man expects something use- ful that will last more than a day or a month. May we suggest these selected gift pieces—things hoth charming and useful — things that will last for months and years? 100/197. 50-inch, solid oak cary- ed Desk. An ideal pattern for man’s home desk, $15.00. “S_fest Ride in Town” TRAFFIC JAMS AND WINTRY CHILLS of Christ but not when one employs the eff Yellow Cab. Y called ~tination throu enjoy all the your private chauffeur cor ALTHOUGH 1T materially offset the joy pin of the sour pleasure INEAPENSIVE, 92 VI)(-('. 19, Dec. 22, Tuesday, Saturde 20, Monday, Dec. New Britain Representative --- Burton A. White Phone 3432-W The Flint-Bruce Co. Hartford Open Evenings Friday, , Dec. I he does not bed. he would o with one of these outfits, n be fit withont proper S bedding and 56,/680. Mahogany 31-inch Secre= tary from ore of our finest fac- tories and sold very recently for $85.00, specially priced at $59.75. 103 Asylum St. and 150 Trumbull St., Ph:ne 231 Carved Cedar . A decorative d able picee for hall d Very much underpriced a PAY WHAT | THE METER READS Yeilow] Goodly Vo Ziegield 6 beauty, is out with a against o Julzence in s, "D must i yoe iy and figure, which atiietics tends Lo high. If you kne: value of this lamp, you would buy a number at . betic girl! Toomy solid walnut ier, especially good Cab Co.