New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 29, 1930, Page 10

10 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1930. DRUNKEN DRIVERS CONTRIBUTE 5200 One Held on New Warrant for Theft of Automobile Insists He Was Drunk e Challenged the World Speeder Fined $15 9 Local Girls in (lass Receiving Nurses’ (aps PROBE GANGSTER RECORDS of about exar 1e record court of 1s believed lination w records s u EDSON L. PEASL DIES Montreal, I 20 (P Pease, vice LDank of Canada, dicd toduy. resident ¢ I N r “ ¥ | Stolen Watch Saves ] Young Lynn Burglar 1 Mass., D 9 (UP)— The N Al 3 il BURGLARS SOUGHT N H00SUP BREAK Clothing and Shoes Valued at $2,800 Reported Taken P —Th Gary, Ind., Bank Closed Jecause of Disturbances (Captain Sent to Prison Despite Past Heroism Globe th Lasky City Items Clothin House ary PASTOR ADMITY CHURCH FORGERY and overcoats.— | e ron poy . D, Narburger Arraigned | Hous ry and overcoat . Paskowski of Appli >, Morgan, )lilkma};’a)gl By Using Yoke I Icy Pavements Cause Minor Auto Accidents rs o Route ; ; of Oxen At Trinitys Ghirenl Naw Bridserr);rt’\\'oméfi Has Escape vFrom Tra;{gdy CONNERS FINED 8100 by Religious Group | | Pa., Dec. 29 (UP) — William D, Marburger, pastor | of the Salem Reformed church at| Kohrerstown, Pa., today pleaded | Ity to four charges of forgery and | nt conversion of church rraigned before a clas- | formed church here. burger was accused by s of taking cash and ributed for a college and for his own use. He | harges which 1s been Lancaster, s- | Rey Booth for a rk's when sis of the F Rev, M ¢ what ¢ given the minister. New London Man Still Missing From His Home ew London, Dec. sarching have single clue for-| N failed to | P T ST R Test Case in Boston On as to (hei rota Jersey Court Ruling Boston, Dec. 29 (UP)—A test case was to be heard in federal court here this afternoon involv- ing the recent decision of Federal Judge William Clark of New Jer- sey phat the 18th amendment is invalid because of improper rati- fication. Motions to quash liquor charges against three defendants on the basis of Judge Clark's ruling were to be argued before Judge James A. Lowell. The defendants, John Brando, Louis Pelleriti and James San- dowy, were to be represented by three former United States dis- trict attorneys, Daniel A. Shea, Joseph V. Carroll and Essex Ab- bott, with United States Attorney Frederick Tarr and Assistant United States Attorney Elihu Stone appearing for the govern- ment étock Promoters Plead Not Guilty to Charge New York, Dec. 29 (UP)—Clark W. Parker, chairman of the board of Automotive 29 (P—Five |an organization said to have sold Royalties corporation, 50,000 in stock on the basis of a gasoline motor which would 31, C. Denison, | revolutionize airplane construction, . of officials reported today sroup of Boy Scouts conducted | general manager of U also pleaded not guilty. h in Salem | father owns a missing man that he might | but discount- | be a| ACCIDENT VICTIM DIES ter Dec. P—Ja held Wednes- York (OBRBLERS TO CLOSE AT 7 s towards th were were approved meeting. MISSISSIPPI BANK CLOSES Miss.. Dec. 20 (P Oxford a Co t Oxford CHARLES HADDAD BETTER I co Youth Suspected of Auto Theft Released evaporate, Radiator It won't You al- ways know you're safe. —— — YOUR CHOICE o $79.50 $99.50 PHOR WASHING $5.00 DOWN MACHINF You May Try Both Washing Machines mstrator Washers at tieed Pric HOUSEHOLD | ELECTRIC STORE l‘ Several Doy 6279 196 MAIN ST, | March 15. | stock who failed to appear. his son and the company, They werc held in bail of $5,000 each for trial Bench warrants were is- sued for 12 alleged salesmen of the Two te Wyman C. Parker, other salesmen already have placed under bail, H. Ellery Sey- mour, $10,000 in Los Angeles, and Hubert S. Vail, $2,500 in Indiana- polis. POLICE GIVE $50 10 AID GHILDREN Rev. Dr. Kiingberg Expresses Gratitude for Check Chief William C. ceipt of a letter of thanks J. E. Klingberg for a gift of $50 which the department makes to Hart is in re- from Rev. | the home every year. The letter fol- lows: Chiet William C. Hart, ite who dis- | pleaded not guilty to a charge of il- | day before Christmas, |legally using the mails. | Police Department, | New Britain, Conn. | My dear Mr. Hart: officers of One of the the police | department called at the Children’s | Honre this morning and left for the benefit of the orphans a sum of | fifty dollars ($50). For this gener- ous contribution I wish hereby, in | behalf of the boys and girls, to ex- press our most sincere thanks. The |same act of loving kindness has been performed by the police de- partment for many years in succes- sion and we indeed rejoicc when we sce a police officer coming in through our doors to hand us an | envelope containing money for the | work. Thank you ever so much. The gift will be used for the chil- dren entirely. With best wishes for God's bless- ing upon you and your work as officers of justice and order in New Britain throughout the new year, I am, Sincerely yours, J. E. KLINGBERG. Fish Dealers Warned . Against Outlaw Beds Some of the local fish dealers are dealing with proprietors of shellfish beds which are not approved by the United States public health service, it has been learned by Dr. L. J. Duront, superintendent of health, 2nd notices have gone out to them to the effect that they must discon- tinue handling fish from those beds. The inspectors in the local depart- ment canvassed the fish markets and obtained the information, at the re- quest of the government. It was learned that some dealers obtained t of their supply of shellfish from approved beds and the rest from unapproved sources. Lobsters, clams, oysters and similar fish are included. C. L. & P. Co. to Give Reception to Employes The annual reception of the Con- necticut Light and Power Co. to its employes and friends will be held this evening at the company’s plant on Curtis street. It is anticipated that more than 150 will be in at- tendance. The committee in charge has ar- ranged a banquet, numerous vaude- ville acts and dancing. REPORT FREIGHTER ADRIFT Seattle, Wash., Dec. 29 (F)—Dis- tress messages from the freighter Yojin Maru, saying the ship was adrift in a southwest gale with her rudder lost, were picked up by the harbor radio station today. The ves- sels’ position was reported about 700 miles west of Cape Flattery, Wash- | ington. The Yojin Maru sailed from Van- couver, B. C. for Osaka December 23 laden with wheat and lumber, A crew of 40 was aboard. USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS ALABAMA BANK ’LOSES Montgomery, Ala., Dec. 29 (#) Dent F. Green, state superintendent of banks, announced today that the Chambers County bank at Lafay- ette, Ala., had closed because of “frozen assets and steady with< drawals.” ARKANSAS BANK CLOSES Little Rock, Ark., Dec. 29 (F) — | The VanBuren County bank: | Clinton suspended today for five days, the state banking department | announced. | COLDS | Mothers recommend this treatment The fact that more’ mothers use and recommend Grove's Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets. for colds and head- achesthananyother cold remedy is an; outstanding proofd of its merit. If you hawe never tried this successful quinine and lazative treatment, gt a boz to- | dov. swcatanydrugstore. fGrove’s Laxative *BROMO - QUININE Tablets | last year used _GLYCFRINE anti-freeze ONE FILLING LASTS ALL WINTER RADIATOR erine ANTI-FREEZE SOLUTION l flf(any (])ieces at Bedroom Grou Three Pieces; curly maple veneered; chest, dresser and full size poster bed. Reg. 1 $206/ 008 s o e o Four Pieces; Grand Rapids made; Modern Art style; mahogany, satinwood and gumwood. Full size bed, dresser, chest and French vanity dresser. Reg. $658. Four bed, dresser, chest and vanity dresser. Reg. $249.00 Three full size bed, chest, dresser and French vanity dresser. Reg. $250 Four Pieces; Hepplewhite; crot and gumwood. Bed, dresser, chest and French vanity dresser. y Regular $350.00 Dressing Tables Dressing table of walnut and gumwood; four drawers, Reg. $3' Dressing table of Oriental brown SR 72 00 Dressing table of maple with loose mirror. Reg. $65.00 . ... 1 Benches Choice of four dressing table mahogany and gumwood; 3 walnut and gum- wood; | cane seat; 3 upholstered seats. Reg. values $13 to $16 . Maple bench with cane seat. Regular $10:00FN0 RIS Pieces; walnut and gumwood; full size 24 Pieces; burl walnut and gumwood; ps solid mahogany. i1y 29 gumwood. Reg. Spoon Foot; 1 $ Ds e ch mahogany maple veneered. 175 maple veneered. 9 Chestnut; three Mahogany and shelves, glass door. Gumwood finished walnut. ter partition; two Regular $39.00 benches; 1 Regular $25.00 two compartments, Regular $65.00 (2) Georgian hand decorated. $250.00 pair .. $r7.75 i 's;.so Flat top desk; Governor Winthrop curly maple veneered. Reg. $110.00 .... Queen Anne; lowboy type of cherry. Reg. $119.00 ......... Regular $99.00 . . Regular $39.50 ..... Mahogany veneered; three shelves, 5 Gumwood, finished mahogany, More Values from “Watkins’ Pre-Inventory Clearance HALF PRICE or /less Desks four drawers; Reg. $65.00 ..... *39 Spinet desks; choice of two models in wal- nut and gumwood. $1 .50 $39.00 and $43.00 ........... Spinet Desk; mahogany and $ .50 805 (10N 3 Reg. *69 59 drawer model of $ Rleg 862008 NN 1 Queen Anne secretary; curly 497 Reg. $85 ... Straight front secretary; bracket feet; curly g Bookcases shelves. $ .50 gumwood; 5 ’529.50 . Reg. $57.50. 4 shelves; cen- glass doors. $ 50 Sl oo m i) pier cabinets; green enamel, Bedroom Chairs Choice of 7 bedroom chairs made of walnut and gumwood or mahogany and gumwood; six with upholstered seats; one with Regular values, $13.00 to $20.00 Maple bedroom chair; seat. Regular $10.00 .... Beds Full size maple poster bed, antique finish. Reg. $39.00 ... One twin size maple spool bed. Reg. $45.00 Fu be: T and gumwood; reeded posts. Regular $45.00 o Ful with foot board. Reg. $44.00 . . Full size, low poster bed; antique maple. Reg. $35.00 ... ull size poster bed with metal Mahogany and gumwood. Regular $32.50 ........ %‘wn twin size poster beds with rails. Mahogany and gum- wood. Full size low post bed, mahog. any and gumwood. Reg. $32.50. Full size mahogany and gum- wood poster bed. Reg. $19.50 .. Full size, low post bed; mahog- any and gumwood. Reg. $59.00. “Reg. $47.00 o arse size maple poster bed Reg. $19.00 . cane seal. $r7.75 size mahogany and gumwood $ n size, high poster beds; mahogany o $19A/J A$19.75 side rails. 516.75 metal side $ 1.75 6 513.9) $29,50 i *49 Pier cabinet; solid mahogany; $ 50 cabinet base. Reg. $49.00 .. ... 24 Corner vhat-not; with cabinet $ base. Decorated enamel. Reg. $59.00. 10 Sofas Chippendale design; solid mahogany base; tapestry cover. $87,50 10 Rcfiular $175.00 .... el e g db . Y covered. Reg. $95.00 .. G0 $49 Cabinets Phone cabinet; Colonial style with stool; maple, decorated. $ Regular $49.00 . St Cons;lc cabinet; Sheraton any and satinwood; with drawer. Reg. $95.00 G0 $39 Wall cabinet; solid walnut carved base; Chinese lacquered cabinet. (Good $ for radio and books). Reg. $100 .. 29 . Wall cabinet; English chestnut with wrought iron hardware. (Excellent radio $ and book cabinet). Reg. $135 .. .. 69 Sewing cabinet; Sheraton; $ .50 solid mahogany. Reg. $35 ..... 19 Living Room Tables _Occasional Table; Sheraton drop end tabla with drawer. Walnut and $ .50 marquetry. Reg. $63.00 . . 25 29 Occasional Table; burl walnut veneer and solid mahogany. $ Regular $29.00 ... Sl ].O WATKINS BROTHERS, 1~c. Furnitire, /nterior cliedlet, Decorations Corere.