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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-28

CHICAGO. June %. -CP-The
little electric rabbit OF the dog
tracks flashed today across the trail
Of Jake Lingle's slayer-a trail al
ready tracked with the prints Of
gamblers. gangsters and graft.
The deg tracks. backed by the Al
Capone bankroll. were suggested by
investigators as effordirg a possible
motive for the murder OF the Trib-
une police reported June 8.
Capone. presumed to have been
friendly toward Lingle. has long
been understood 10 have a heavy in
vestment in dog tracks in the Chi
cag0 area. The theory now under
consideration IS that Llngle's Job
was TO see that the dogs kept run
ming without interference Of the
law.
The courts, however, subsequently
decided dog racing is against ILL
nois law. Wit hthe tracks closed.
Lingle's value 70 the Capone in
terests ended. Gangland often has
demonstrated its readiness to kill
q man when he no longer Is able
TO deliver the fix"
Thus the authorities today had
tvs possible motives for the Lingle
murder; one tracing to the Capone
mob. the Aher to the Aiello-Mor-
am gang. Carone foes. The latter.
group. according to the theory
sought Ling'e's life because Of the
reporters reruted attempts 70 OBJ
'air large sums from .he Moran
backed gambling houses un1s~
threat Of sending the police against
them ia the money were not ra.d
Bv killing Lirrlc. said the inycs-
tiratCrs. the North Side gang hoped
also nm iuiure Lirr'a'7 close friend
he then police commissioner. WIZ
lam Russell ft was f-r this raa-
son. the amt 3 ties su04es.ed. that
the killers NiaEa1 flH Illinois Cen
ral Suh~gr -t Mich ~l0 avenue AMI
Randolph street rs the r'ara az as-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-28
MISSION

Will Rogers second starring pro-
duction for Fox Movietone. 80 This
Is London Is more perfectly tailor
ed to fit Rogers than even They
Had 20 See Paris was.
In the audible version OF the great
stage success there is the Rogers in
fluence which the stage production
lacked, likewise many more quantity
humorous lines.
For example Rogers, who plays
the roll of Hiram Draper" owner
Of a cotton mill in Texas, who goes.
against his wishes to London with
his wife, Irene Rich and his son.
Frank Albertson. describes himself
and his family as:
Just an old Texan family and not
bad American stock. Ny father
vas part Cherokee Indian and 50
was my mother. Course their folks
back of tat didn't come over on the
Mayflower-they was just standing
there when ii locked. AS a matter
Of fact the biggest mistake my an
cestors ever made was lettin' them
land"
Owen Davis wrote the adaptions
and dialog. with obviously, interpo-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-28
HOOVER PLANS
LONE BATTLE
Dry Enforcement Campaign
To Proceed With Or
Without Funds

WASHINGTON, June 23-P-
with or without the assistance 20
governmental funds. the Hoover
law enforcement commission intends
10 carry cu- lis full inquiry into
the enforcement % All federal
statutes.
After the senate had voted TO
restrict the activities of the group
TO a study OF the prohibition laws.
President Hoover asked the cOm-
mission to proceed with Its general
program and obtained its consent.
This the President announced
late yesterday saying he would "be
able 20 secure from private sources
the 100000 necessary to carry this
work forward % its completion"
The action Of the senate came on
an amendment TO the second def
iciency bill TO appropriate s250.c-1
for the upkeep Of the commission.
This sum. which had been request
ed by the President. was reduced
to $4,000 with the added prOviso
that II be used only for the pro-
hibition inquiry.
Informed Of the senate's vote.
MIR. Hoover allied several mem bers
Of the commission into conference.
They were Chairman Wickersham.
Dean Roscoe Pound. Henry w. An
derson, Monte L. Lemann and Miss
Ada Cons *.
Then in a statement issued In
reply 70 questions put AZ his semi
weekly conference With the press.
Mr.. Hoover said II was essential
that the commissions full program
be carried through 70 completion
and that this would be done.
AS a matter { fact" the res
ident said, "the enforcement Of any
one criminal law necessarily in-
wolves the mach.n " bv which an
c-iminal laws are enforced. and
the country Is concerned over the
cause Of increasing crime III gen
eral.
"Notl II indicates the situation
better than I've fact that ~ the
last two years there was an in
crease Of persons In federal pris-
r. for serious offenses from 1900
to over 1900. whereas n the pre-
viOus two years the increase was
from 1900 to 840O-in other words.
an increase Of $4,000 II the first
period and increase OF $500 in
the last ~ari Il.
Seventy per cent az these Dris-
oners are for other crimes than
those arising out OF prohibition.
Our state prisons show about the
same story. There q be no doubt
that the more vigorous enforcement
Of the laws has something to do
with the federal situation. What
the causes and remedies are IN
respect % these 70 per cent is Of
vital Importance"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-28
RIVOLI- SAN BENITO

Three hundred or Hollywood's
most beautiful dancing girls add
grace. action and color 70 The New
Movietone Follies Of $780, spectac-
ular romance which will make its
bow at the RivOli theatre. san Ben
ito. starting with a midnite matinee
tonight at 1870 D. m. and contin-
uing for 3 days starting Sunday
Thousands Of girls were given try
outs in the course Of selecting the
chorus ensembles Of this big prOduc-
tion. Three famous dance directors.
Max Scheck. Maurice L. Kusel and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-28
PALACE .

The Devils Holiday" Nancy
CAROLS latest starring picture
which cones 10 the Palace theatre.
McAllen tonight for 3 DAYS. Is 4
typical American play Of modern
American life.
Written by Edmund Gouldine
whose penchant for poignant drama
Is already well-established in the
field OF superlative movie produc-
tons. the plays action Is centered
IN the approximate heart OF the
United States, namely in the mid
ole Of the great wheat-farming belt.
The Devils Holiday" IS a Study
in the comparative characters ~
those who live in the big urban cen-
tiers OF the Middle West and those
who gain their livelihood from the
rich farmlands nearby.
Miss Carroll is the gold digging
manicurist IN a big hotel who con-
hives with crafty statesmen IN per
suading' ranchers TO purchase their
wares. Miss Carroll vamps the bust
ness prospects from the wheat fields
gets them that way about her
and then the statesmen steu in and
high hand the deal for the sale of
farm implements, tractors and other
commodities.
Her game is on the "up-and-up.'
but II Is far from STRAIGHTFORWARD
Thus engaged In amassing a fortune
for herself, she meets Philips Hol-
mes, son Of Hobart Bosworth, one
Of the Wealthiest ranchers in the
wheat country. Holmes utter mai
vete captures Nancy's fancy. and
she Is about TO toss over her con
game for an honest love match with
Holmes when James Kirkwood, his
stern older brother. steps in and
brands her as a faker who has put
a love spell on Philips in order Il
marry him and get some OF the
Bosworth's riches.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-28
A

Nancy Carroll temporarily has
forsaken songs and dances to give
one Of the most dramatic perfor-
mances ever seen on the screen In
The Devils Holiday" which opens
at the Arcadia theatre with a mid
night matinee tonight.
In this picture she Is not the CAV
hearted, titian-haired lass whom
thousands OF talkie fans over the
country have learned % love. She
Is hard-b0iled. ruthless. giving men
with whom she comes in contact
nothing and taking lots in return.
Cast as Halle Hobart. she sets
as her goal q vacation in France
and decides TO bleed men for the
expenses. She tricks a wealthy
young man into falling blindly IN
love with her. Then ne turns the
trick and Halle herself falls in
love with him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-28
Business College
Elects Officers

The Diversion Club e the Valley
Business College held It's regular
weekly meeting yesterday. Tbs vice
president, Primotivo Garcia. was 81
charge. An interesting program.
consisting Of current events. a ques-
ticnnaire, humorous reading and 4
special review by Mrs. Jcfferds OF
historic points and scenic beauty
IN and about Mexico City.
In electing officers, the following
we're chosen: president. Ruey Wood
rome. vice president. Mrs Ethel
Eetrick. secretary, Miss Katherine
Wilson
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-28
wHATTA TOUGH BREAK

Sne had apparently been mar
rieL for her money.
Yes. she remarked. "On tht
fir't day OF our honeymoon my
husband won first prize IN the
sws epstakes
What appalling luckl" said a
f-'end Just a day too late
Tlt-BitS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-28
Harlingen Paving
Work to Open Soon
fcnprial fn Tha Herald

Especial 70 Inc HeraIdJ
HARLINCEN. June 28-Property
owners living on Tenth street rais-
ed no objection Friday night 10 the
paving program or the city and the
work will begin right away. Work
already IS in progress OH projected
on Harrison. r and q streets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-28

JACKSON. Mss. June 28-P-
Thomas Monroe Henry, %. former
state auditor and for IA years Ln-
suranCe commissioner of N.ssisslp-
pi. died here ery today.
Death occurred al the family resi-
dence and followed u lingering ill-
ness.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-28

Smith. I only wish you could
make the pastry my mother used
~ make
Mrs. Smith: / only wish you could
make the dough your father used
70 make-The Humorist.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-28

Relieves n Headache or Neuralgia t1
80 minutes. checks n Cold the first
day. and cheeks Malaria in three
DAYS.
Sos also in Tablets
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
FOOD POISONING CASES REPORTED
Score StriCken-Hot Wave
 Blamed; Three Dead

New York. June 4 tP-MOre than a score Of cases of food poisoning which attended the advent of hot weather in the metropolitan area were being investigated by health authorities today.
 Many of the victims were stricken in eating places and removed to nos pitals, where seven still were u>der treatment today. Others were given first aid and went 10 their homes.
 Health department officials order d analyses made of food i'om places where the victims had eaten to determine whether it was infect cd or whether the cases Of illness were caused by food unttted for the hot weather.
 With d maximum temperature Of S7 degrees. recorded by the weather bureau. three deaths were attributed 10 the heat.
 Colonel Timothy s. Williams of Huntington. x. T.. former president Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit com pany. collapsed while visiting a friend here. He was GS years old. Death was declared due 10 the heat and heart weakness.
 4 youth who dived into Pelham Bay. Long Island Sound. drowned, and an iron worker hanged himself, leaving a note in which he said he could not endure the heat.
 USE HERALD CLASSIE FED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
MRS, OWENLEAD
 IN FLORIDA VOTE
Unofficial Returns Indicate She
 Will Beat Wet

Jacksonville. Fla, June i DP- Mrs. Run Ban Owen. daughter o. the lste William Jennings Bryan. oqnsarsd assured today Of a second t,rm as member Of congress from tho fourth Florida district
 Unofficial returns from Easrer- days primary gave her a wide mar gin over Dewitt r. neem h." oppo- u-o. for the democratic aomwat'o~. u,an. d naysona Beach a'rorney npai-ned on a platform aatln~ .or lna repeal ot 'ts tsSa-eert7 srauImenr
 Tho republican party hid ..- t'rzt primary in the history of f-a stat P lr. with ou- rNcaujor lri rot ofler aus candidates for ,oosr"-s
 The vote from -'E q. tnn 4-# precincts in Inc 1ognu dt~r~lnr Ea$a Nr~. Owen -2t"5. usen. >t1-.
 The result Of r1. l.monra.c oon- zrs ssfonaI aonf.~f "#- .1 do.a- with r,,runs .au-Ia..G .o'> .." of 'a- -c5 n-ea.n.,- I. .h. rrrrI di~'r..-. Tom 4. yor e. .-.am.-.'- .ci for re~ Go1-Gnor S.ar.' j. Cats l~ ..Eoa votes ID .1,. H. Harvey Balt-- -ora. -a.or o1 Iansa- .ols. r--e.val .--. Egrrs.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04

Thomas J. Mcskill of Connecticut avenue. former Faithful Navigator of Bishop Tierney Assembly, Fourth Degree, K. of C, was elected krand knight Of Daly council, k. Of C., at the annual meeting last night. He has been one of the most active workers in Knights of Columbus circles in the city. He acts as chair man Of the republican committee ill the sixth ward.
 The other officers elected were as follows: Deputy Grand Knight John !. O'Leary; chancellor James !. Bonney; recording secretary, John Hanrahan; financial secretary, Fred j. Nave; treasurer, Johh F.. O'Neil; warden. Willis Terry; inside guard, Gerald Leghorn; outside guard. James Cofey; trustee for three years, John L. Doyle,
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
AFRICAN PYGNIES
 STILL PLENTIFUL
Widow 0L American Explorer Returns From Research Trip

Paris Taaa { .2-Taore still are plenty O. uvzmr.- In Tho interior ot Africa. Mrs. ..a+ Ahe'sv. widow Of rho uo.-f A-r~.ren explorer ani rtz zs~r ra--s~ reported upon nar ....-r~ aa~a se.r a r.ar'S 1uu'lnE if. H-t. raor,as 3r- camera aaI typewriter
 tf~~. A.n.re ".~' .n'o th" n0rfu- .ra n.l1taa 'ooGo and oawo o1' If NarobE with a l-~ae do"amant7Tf collection for .ra R-ooa.yo n'g7eu" and other toz-rauou-.
 Mrs Ata.v who's. nu-h+rd d'"I a- karal-. r-tn6a. TT 1925 and was buried or .rr spot ahsra re s37~ lis n.=~ast gorilla sad that fa- t.--na Of -ra 0yrrtas dv'r- out 28- s-. so -t-+r ~..,s~-. which hai ..acr. trcm -r. e- o5 mah ae -ran.es,>-- all uat invisible
 ~~1 -aff -ra found ma0t E5Ila@o- os tra IHIa aeo7's "no 'r. size o' -oruaI 'h-getr-oId .a..dr"n Th's -ta fr 't0e ha-4 made o' lravre. f anfaa they rrou,n The> mo>e a~a. at Tho -A-n,ar a'ar,r aa@ ~0'.- -.-r-rr a-7 -H".r5 from oae <ool .o.r.. n aao-7ar
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
How One Woman Lost
 20 Pounds of Fat

Take hals teasp2ontul of kEts-HEN SALTS n glass of hot water every r7orninC-exe~.l-e rcgulariy-do not over ea- and-'n weeks Ee- on the sales md note how many pounds of fat EaHe vanished
 <otlse also that you haze gained n enerey--your skin IS clearer-your eyes sparkle with glorious health-you feel younger m hody-kceuer in mind kEUS- cHEN Will give any fat person joyous surprise.
 Get an Soc bottle Of kRU SCHEN SALTS at Fair Drug Dept Uasts weeksy. If even this first bottIs doesn't convince you this is the easiest. safest and surest way 10 lose fat-if you don't feel q superb improvement in health-so glorious ly erge,ic-ylgorously alive-your money gladly returned
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
City Advertisement
REMAINING OF ELLIS AND MONROE STREETS

Notice is hereby given that hearing will be held before the City Plan Commission. City of New Britain, Room 3o6, City Hall at 7:3Q r. m. Daylight Time, Friday. June 9th. 1a&o, relative to the re- naming Of Ellis and Monroe Streets, from Rocky Hill Avenue 10 Corhin Avenue
 All persons interested are request ed 10 he present at said hearing. if they sec cause, and be heard in re- lation 10 above.
 CITY PLAN COMMISSION.
 Philip A, Merian, Secretary.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
City Advertisement
SEWERS IN STANLEY STREET

SEWERS IN STANLEY STREET
 Notice is hereby given that hearing will be held before the Board of Public Works, City of New Britain, in Room $07. City Hall at 7:30 D. m. F. IT, T, Monday, June Hh. 19&o on the construction Of sewers in Stanley Street from Lyle Road 10 Hartford Road.
 All interested persons are rcquest- cd to be present at said hearing. if they see cause, and be heard in re- lation 10 the above.
 BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
 Thomas r. McGrath, Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04

in charge Of the chaplain, Mrs. Anna Moves.
 The single men of the Grange are requested 10 meet tomorrow evening at $ o'clock in Grange hall to re hearse their program for the meet ing 10 be held on Tuesday, June r..
 On Tuesday. June 10, Neigh bors' Night will he held by Newington Grange. on Friday, June IS, Neigh hors' Night will he observed by Portland Grange. Plainville Grange has been invited 10 take part in both programs.
 Briefs
 The Parish guild Of the Church of Our Saviour will hold it's regular business meeting in the parish house tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. This will be the last regular busi- ness meeting until September. All . members are requested 10 be pres cnt
 Everett Fanion of Mountain Vie" met with a slight accident at his home yesterday while carving q piece Of wood. The knife slipped Nr. Fanion receiving cut that ne. cessitated three stitches to close the wound Dr. George F. Cook attend ed hlm.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04

in Ayignon Monday night, will be held in London, il was believed to- day.
 Peritonits, which followed an operation in an Avignon hospital for appendicitis, was the cause Of the writer's death. His health became seriously impaired while in London several weeks ago. and he was forced to discontinue work on a play while he rested. He took his wife and son to villa in southern France.
 The play on which he had been working was purchased recently for production in New York next win ter. The title had not been chosen, it was said, but it probably will be "Overture of 1920"
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
Lost Her Double Chin Lost Her Prominent Hips Lost Her Sluggishness Gained Physical Nigor Gained in AiNaCiOusness Gained q >hapely Figure

r you're fat-remove the cause,
 kRLSCHEN SALTS contain the ( mineral salts your body organs, glands and nerves must have 10 function properly.
 When your vital organs fail 10 perform their work correctly-your bowels and kidneys can't throw of that waste ateriaI-before you red ljzo it - you're growing hideously fat
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
City Advertisement
WIDENING OF NORTH STREET

Notice is hereby given that a hearing will be held before the Board of Public Works, City of New Britain. in Room 307. City Hall. at 7:3o D. rL E. D. T, Monday, June 9th. 1880, on the proposed widening of North Street, from Main Street to Hartford Avenue.
 All persons interested are request ed to be present at said hearing, if they see cause. and be heard in re- lation 10 the above.
 BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
 Thomas F. McGrath. Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
City Items

Mss Naude r.. Trayer. diroctress Of nurses at the New Britain Gen .r7l hospital will leave Saturday for Milwaukee where she will attend the hannual convention Of the Ma ttonal League of Nursing Education. Miss Trayer represents the Conne2- ticur State Nursing association Of which she Is chairman.
 Learn 10 rypevrjtc this summer. Moody school July ' 10 August 15 -adyt.
 Mrs Clarence Londin will enter tain members and friends Of Unity Robekah Sewing circle Thursday aft. ernoon at her home. 2l3 Pleasant street.
 Have you seen the thousands ot irjses in bloom al Blossoms Corncl Iris Garden, 25 Pennington Ave. pIsin>nle@ Now is the time tc make your color selection for fu. tura planting. Choice and mex. pcnsjve varieties Visitors welcome -adNt.
 Miss Josephine Ncehan Of H Wallace street will leave soon for ; rip 10 Europe. She will visi France. Germany, Belgium and Eng land. Miss Meehan is q teacher il the SmalIey school
 Geraniums $2 dozen. fuchsias 1o' u0. All potted plants one-half price x. E. Greenhouse, 21o Oak St, cor uor lasalle St.-adNt.
 Nr. and Mrs Clarence Derrick 0 Seton Drive left today for Blacks burg. Va MT Derrick will attend hi class reunion at Virginia Polytechni' Institute where his son, H. F. Der rick. is a junior
 summer scssio Moody school Ju.y | 10 August 15.-ad]t
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
City Advertisement
CALL FOR COAL BIDS

New Britain coal dealers are hereby invited 10 quote prices for from 750 10 1.5o0 tons of Pennsyl- ,ania or Maryland bituminous coal fer the School Department. Bids are 10 be delivered in the office of the School Committee not later than f2 o'clock noon. daylight say ing time June @..1n30 and are 10 he directed 10 the Finance Commit tee. L. W. Young. Chairman. and marked Bid on Coal Supply" |. T. is essential that this coal hs very lumpy for use in hand fired furnaces .. Bidder must give an average analysis of the coal which he proposes to furnish, also the name Of the mine or mines from which the coal will be shipped and the name Of the vein and operator
 3. Any coal exceeding the anaIyti- cal limits described below may be rejected:
 Volatile content not over 2ooo
 Ash content not over 8rc
 Sulphur content not over |. co i. The price quoted is 10 include delivery in bins and trimming
 back in bins
 5 No deliveries are to he made 10 any school before receiving a written order from tke Superin- tendent Of Schools specifying
 the school and amount 10 he de-
 IlFercd
 | STANLEY II. HOLMES. Superintendent of Schools. June :, 1a3o.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
WIN HONORs AT SCHOOL

The names of three New Britain Joseph academy in Hartford have been placed on the school honor roll because of their excellence in stud ies. They will graduate with the class on June II. They are Mary Elizabeth Hehir, Frances Claire Marshall and Rita Catherine Mc- Grail.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
FINED FOR FATAL SLt F

Parma, Italy, June 4.-(LP)-The first case Of it's kind since the sign ing of the Lateran treaty establish ing the papaI state was concluded to- day when Eugenio Bassanj was sen tenced to five months in jail and l. 0no lire fine on charges Of making offensive utterances concerning the Pope. The sentence was suspended during good behavior.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
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 ::2Aighl=I=ide2:r1-Z< :A

synopsis. The wife Of the mgrder- s1 Dan Parados cor5asses that sae attempted 10 plot his death. NAa r-ied 10 lure tVo French conv}c. s. n bo she believed were his euems4z, f., his home 10 Aul hrm. The mG.- lerer Is unknown Mrs. Farados d. n.es killing her husband. and A73- tola FIique. shrea1 French dele1- i've. relieves her by saEln5 tc knows she IS ror gu.>. Flaue sa's- -esls to Allan Hun that ne .'"i Caroline Brent. vl'h Nno"t Hunt has fallen in loNa. ir141r.@S reveal. trat no one rr- s.s0 rs. for slE.' -lne. CaroG-- IS not -o sa 79sA- fa the hogSe. ToE-a. se--.H- S-a- !ster possiolir.ss. or-er a t1o1oa- t search oL +1e -.a-a
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
Proposes Law Ban On
 Blank Cartridge Guns

At the request of George Peter son. Arch street merchant, Coun- cilman r. William Huber has filed with City Clerk Thompson a petition that an ordinance be adopted by the common council to prohibit the sale of blank cart ridge pistols in New Britain.
 According to MT. Peterson, many accidents are caused by this type of pistol on and about h. dependence Day when boys in dulge their craze to handle fire arms.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
BoIitho 10 Be Buried
 After London Funeral

services for William Boiitho, new.- rarer correspondent author and
 playwright, who died unexpectedly
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04

Insure your car and stop your
 frcttirg
 Fu'unc it off is just like betting Don't make the oVnIng or < car 2 gamblrs proposition. Let our auto insurance protect you from loss ard damage Call Eg up
 NOW
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04

Gnawjng 3 bone is almost the cnly way in which the average do- mestic dog can hope 10 satisfy his primitive volf-like instinct.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04
Criminal Negligence

- nEeI. 70 -'~.ae you Or to-~ 'ovad 0no- most any '.we- a-.4d ac4.e indigestion Hon a-..v uoe nha. couId you do 70 Hr.n- SIRE RELIEF f a-4te indigestion ehou.d strike to- t@ht" To ha without Bell-an~ !. your homo is "cr.m.nal Ea-HEana.. SINS ono doctor. uIa. -s.e. --' -1c or 75c pkg NOW af .oa~ G~uEEJst's
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04

Norton Place, II - Furnished room tO roDr-adNt.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04

Eogal solo-Nrs. "ascH- Ea-,auon-Nrs. Carpenter T4aromIme, The Naela NHrror'-
 r5 ladies sketch rad hy Mrs.
 Henry Tyler.
 Tho competitive program was fol- to~sd ry short memorial program
New Britain herald., 1930-06-04

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