New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 30, 1930, Page 6

6" NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1930. New Britain Herald HERALD PUBLISH Issued Da At Herald B $8.00 a Year $2. Entered at t as S room always open to ady Member of the Asa P Member Audit Bureau of Circulation REIPING DOWN THE TAX RATY OVERCROWDED PRISONS tend city un Kknowle bound to ful always A report o made the other survey showed t American prisons number who b them for violatior tion law. In other wo law wa, into f sight in 1 a failure to double the siz SAVING THE THOST FINANCIAL FOR Al CONNECTICUT HAR RISPONSIBILITY 1O CRASHES s Ago Today nce Tax Paid 3y Three in District An Observer™ IN THE EDITOR’S MAIL Renews His Attack On High School thletic Coach’s Methods. “An Observer” Renews His On Coach Cassidy He Attack |~ - DEFIES QUARANTINE, i Observations Cn the Weather vo Men Arrested in Counterfeiting (harge ches of Life | - i That glow-| other hour of it and I'm going to hunt up my Indian clubs and join ontinues to | them with a bit of juggling. hourist ‘ - Legs"| “Dear Fancy Pan one from down in caught a cow-hand using perfume here the other day. He spent ten | ays in New York with a rodeo show iat kind of a all him, and \ picturesquely writes some- spent Texas: “We got that v fer- i if an dling | 10 n the sissic down and white | “Legs” | spat him! | Whistling Armenian rug| ris out again. He has run out thread and has to back after more. In the meantime the type- writer has gone suddenly hay-wire. To make it « perfect day something should explode under my chair. (Copyright, 1930, McNaught Syndicate, Inc.) hing to Facts and Fancies But it isn't a cedom if Observe ful team work of the 1 the wolf. stork an Hoover's big job is to hold hoard together long enough credit when good times whose You vou were the his high proof that he has wrinkles with flappers, h ago fire will al as one v iction h the police didn ne Al Ca- | You have the constitutional right ssembly provid you t on strike or carrying silly | inners, | Robbing a bank is one way to get s you are on the right wire partition. | ericanisn Thinking a gold g on credit; thinking it isn't bits because everybody oolish irplus for the thus get a tes back to long er other stock- only comm¢ vival-of-the-fittest theory is that the ones who didn't survive must have been a mess. Life is full of mysteries. We've often wondered how a woodpecker can use his head for a hammer with- out giving himself » headache. Then, too, you can ss the size of the town by the social standing of those who dine with their bootleg- Correct this sentence: “Style or no style.” said the lady, “I've got a good calf and I'll dress to show it.” (Copyright 19 Publishers’ Syndicate) FALCON ALLIANCE NEW YEAR'S BALL Event to Be Held Tomorrow Night in Rialto Hall The fifth district of the Alliance of America, organized more| Falcon than 25 years ago, will Lold its first New Year's Eve ball in thisecity at Rialto hall on Broad street with delegates representing the 36 nests in the district alliance atatending. -, which will include & ¢ entertainment, addresses of delegates and selec-| v the audie will be in Andrew Brzuszek, district master of] [ tions charg pres who will cerem s At midnight the around the hall A gre delegates. Da 2 o'clock in th The given district and a con o of guests will march ting to the ollow until ials of the members 83 to defray, al convention in this city on May 30 and 31, is| the on or-| of the locs expenses of enting thel local nest, is Orszak z and Alexanded Klimkicwicz, CLEAN PURE COAL Pure coa! gives more heat per ton, with less| ashes. That we may delivel this kind of coal to you we sell Old Company’s| Lehigh Anthracite. Staniey Svea Grain, Goal & Gil Co. COR. STANLEY AND DWIGHT Telephones 119, 5889 oD | COMPANY'’S LEHIGH ANTHRACITE T oonerviile Folks ©Fontaine Fox, 195 By Fontaine Fox g y off for ilin ¥rous | will the Mas kis SyS e ll SE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS having a da Al:(ud‘\_‘_______J‘ 5 i l