New Britain herald., 1924-02-25


 secure them direct by sending price 10 the MarmoIa Co. 4Gia Woodward Ave, ! Detroit, Mich. They reduce steadily and { ea sly without tirssome exercise or starya- ton diet and leave no unpleasant effect. n.ent will be effected. Plans for the reorganization Of the Piainvllle plant Of ,no company are being discussed and present indications are that the iac.ory in that town will soon be in operation.
 Tells of Mexico.
 Graphic poriraya.s of Mexico to- day were presented last night at the Prospect Methodist church by the Rev. 0. w. l.. Cook Of Mexico City. The Rev. Dr. cooN has been engaged in educational woTk for years, and las. night tod 0" h.s many interest ing experiences in that land. He showed that the bandit and half breed were not the real representa- tNes Of the country, saying that Mex .cv n-s .s nisn class people as well as other countries.
 The Golden Rods of Winsted, con qucrors Of the D!Nles Of Hartford, were defeated S7 10 2s on Saturday H.gnt at Red Mems hall by the West lunds. The score at half time was tied at l7 all, but the visitors were easily left behind in thc closing min Gtcs ot play.
 bonus Vote Closes.
 The poll on the adjusted compen- Sation question for service men being taken by Scichcprcy post, American Legion. pih ciose today and a count will be made tonight 10 determine the local opinion on the matter. Adju- tant Claire NJ. Pfennig of the post has received many replies to the cards scnt out on the matter, and to date sentiment fayors the proposition to grant compensation 10 the men who were called 10 the colors.
 InN Payments Good.
 More than half Of the personal tax payments are already in the office of Tax Collector Francis B. Riley, ac- cording 10 a chcckup by that official this morning. This is a very good record as il indicates that practically he full amount will be paid before the time limit Of March elapses.
 Loncrgan Coming.
 One of the most successful social events held by the Bristol club for sometime is anticipated for Friday evening when former Congressman Augustine Lonergan Of Hartford will be the guest Of the club and speak on Woodrow Wilson as Knew Him."
 Following his talk there will be t,.. ..f, lunch.
 This event will also serve to bring before many members for the first time. tho redceorated parlors. Arti- sans from tho Tuttle company have made complete changes in tonal ef- fleets and two bright and cheery rooms greet visitors to clubs now. The work of tho painters has been accentnated by colorfnl draperies which. with their tones and designs. help wonderfully 10 produce most pleasing impressions.
 Noted Lecturer Coming.
 Definite word has been received from Professor Luther Allan welgle of Yale University. stating that he will be in Bristol Thursday evening, March i3. and speak before the and friends Of the Federal Hin Parent Teacher association.
 This will be an open meeting, only a small admission charge being made 10 non-members. Professor woigle, one Of the prominent lecturers of the east. will speak on Educating Chill Iren to Tell inc Truth" He is one of the authorities much in demand md tho committee on tho program, Mrs Harry C. Barnes, chairman. is alated over securing him.
 Souvenirs Aplcnty.
 Package after package Of souvenirs into Chamber of Commerce headquarters today in anticipation Of he souvenir Night" and supper get- ogethsr of the chamber members md their friends on "Wednesday night n the Endec club rooms. These packages will enable tho committee o nll 20S bags which will be placed II the chair Of every person attend ng the event. There will be irinkets ,f brass. leather novelties. the handi- york of the paper craftsmen. the ,roducts of mills scattered through ,ut this country. sweets 10 please the hildren. and many articles sure 10 mist fine interest of Friend Wife.' However thc souvenirs 5sii form ut one angie or the big nights pro- ram for the committee has received elfgtaphic assurance that inc main pcakcr Of ihe evening Will be Ed- -ard F. Trefz of Chicago. aide 10 ierbert C. Hoover during the world rar
 Trcfz gifted by natur- wifh rare of rnthusia sn and elo- ur nee. has devoted his talents over long period of years to featuring n this country. in Canada. in Great ;ritain. and other countries 10 the spousaI Of great causes.
 Leating Princeton. he later served g editor Of tho St. Joseph Missouri, lcraid. Later he was with the Unit l States Chamber of Commerce. then -ith the United states food conn1is- ion in war work visiting Europe and oinr 10 thc war front as a special 1voy of thc tinted states govern- tent on an investigator trip. There -c probably not over fao other men The field of Cisic eu3eavor today Ho have greater CIoqUenrs or ability 1 the platform to arouse men to seir privileges and duties than Trufz.