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The Washington times., 1929-10-31
CONGRESS- CERTAIN TO CURB FUTURE MARKET ACTIVITIES
BEATEN BY DRY
AGENTS., He
CLAIMS

BALTIM ORE, Oct. 81.
Charges that prob b iti o n
agents pulled Joseph w. Spik-
loser, 11O6 East Fayette St.,
from truckload of eggs,
which he was putting in his
garage at Fayette and Forrest
streets, Tuesday, beat and
choked him and, after search
ing his truck and garage
locked/him up, were made yes
terday by John Philip Hill,
attorney for SpiklOser.
Spikloser, charged with assaulting
a Federal officer in the performance
OF his duty. was arraigned yesterday
before United States Commissioner
J. Frank Supplee and dismissed on
the motion Of the Government,
Threatens Suit
Hill stated that as attorney for
to Amos w. w. Woodcock, United
States District Attorney, for action
under Section of the supplement to
the national prohibition act, and
would institute suits for civil dam
ages against the agents involved.
Section 6 of the supplement to the
ma ational prohibition act provides that
any agent who searches a private
dwelling without a warrant is guilty
of a misdemeanor and subject 10
fine of not more than 81 900 for the
first offense.
The garage in which Spikloser was
pla cling his truck is owned by his
father, Adoph Spikloser. and is le-
gally to be considered part of
dwelling, according to Mr.. Hill.
Struck i'm Mouth
Spikloser said four men ap
preached him and one of them
pulled him from the truck. When
he called for the police, he said, one
of the men struck him in the mouth.
He was then backed against the
wall and further assaulted he said,
and the agents. said to be G. H.
Duckworth, Frank JoChim, T. j. Os
borne and Wilfred Lane, searched
the garage and truck. When they
found no liquor, one of the agents
is alleged to have said: "Oh, shuCks,
amt this a nice mess?'
Spikioser was taken to the Cen
trail police station and locked up on
charge OF assaulting a Federal
officer and later admitted to bail.
Yesterday he was locked up in the
mapshals cage at the postoffice
while he awaited arraignment. A
number of witnesses who, it Is
said. saw the affair, appeared to
testify but their testimony was not
taken.
The Washington times., 1929-10-31
Glider Club Plans
WOman's Auxiliary

The Washington Glider Club will
meet at the Thomson Community
Center, Twelfth and L Streets North
west at o'clock tomorrow night.
A women's auxiliary is being or
ganized as an adjucent to the club.
Edward H. Young is president Of the
mems club
The Washington times., 1929-10-31
Fags to Match Go1Uns
Latest in England

LONDON, Oct 81 ONS).-"Pipe smoking has decreased
nearly so per in the last three years. and cigarette mok
ing is increasing every day. says private circular of the
tobacco he demand for cigars has decreased by
4
The Washington times., 1929-10-31
Pope Gives Blessing
To League of Nations

ROME, Oct. 81. IN S1.-Pope XI
today blessed the League of Nations
during an audience with Sir Eric
Drummond. Secretary General of the
League.
The Washington times., 1929-10-31

The housewife will find it wisdom
to read daily the Miscellaneous for
Sale columns in Times and Herald
Classified ads.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08

per next Wednesday evening at G:3o o'clock at the Community banquet hall.
 Word has been received here Of the death of Harvey Brown of New Jersey. Mir. Brown was formerly a resident hero and will be remem- bered by the older residents. Burial it is understood, will be in the Will CON cemetery.
 The Boys club will meet this evening at 7:%0 o'clock. The boys Will go 10 New Haven tomorrow to the lal" game and instructions as to transportation will be announced at this meeting. It is not planned 10 mako any stops either going 10 the game or on the return trip, so that those going will be instructed to take sandwiches or such eatablos as they choose with them.
 Next Monday evening another social and whist will be held at Sacred Heart church. The party will be known as q harvest whist inc prizes 10 be in keeping with the occasion. Miss Mona McInerncy will be the hostess.
 Mrs. C. r. Bynon of West Crom- well was local visitor yesterday.
 The library will be open for q short time this evening.
 The final contest to hc held by the Girls Harmonica band will be held Wednesday evening, Novcm- Der 20. Those 10 take part for the prize will be Miss Eleanor Kahms, Miss Shirley DoWd, Miss Carolyn Read and Miss Beatrice Trevethan. The girls may play any selection that they wish in the competition.
 Mrs. l.. F. Adkins is much i'm proved from her recent illness and IS able 10 be about again.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. Midyottc o. Chester have returned homo follow ing 3 weeks visit here as the guests of Mrs. I'r@nk Dutton and family
 Tn" second annu@l pythian fair will be held Monday evening". No vcnhcr IS. at Community hall. The pythian Sisters arc conducting the event and have been at work for the past several months in prepare tion for the fair. An entertainment be enjoyed.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08
HOME
 GU7TED BY FLAMES
S12,O00 Damage Done to Resi-
 denCe Of Public Works Supt,
3 COMPANIES FIGHT FIRE
Painters Blow Torch Believed Re sponsiblc-liOnor Pupil in School Dics-NOman Sues Missing Illus band-Plan Education Week.

Tho home of Superintendent Of Public Works Oscar Anderson al 12% Church av"nuc. Forcstvilc, was Guttcd by flames late yesterday aft ornoon and damage 10 the extent of between s12,O00 and Sl5.o00 was done. Painters working on the structure are believed to have left blow-torch pointed against the building and set it afirc. The old paint was being removed with the torch and other preparations were being made 10 have the building rcpainted.
 The flames swept up through the partitions and gave the local fire mon one of the most stubborn fights they have eyer experienced. The ceilings ar" cavinE in and most of inc house and furniture is do moiishod
 The fir" was discov"r"G and ro- nortcd hy Emil Thornhloom of 1N Pleasant avenue. l'orosfvlIc. who was painting with q helper on on" of tEc front rooms of inc building. ThOrnblO0m said that h" was just returning from his workshop. where h" had gone 10 secure ma tcrials. when he noticed smoke pouring through the roof, He sprinted 10 the Wolch fire station. which is only q few hundred feet away and brought out the 6romen. Squad A and Co No. , of Bristol were summoned hy telephone and the three companies worked for nearly three hours before the flames could h" brought under con- troi
 The fire started at inc southwest orn roar corner of the structure. worked up through the center, end made complete job of il. Th" fire fighters were forced tO smash partitions in several places 10 get at inc flames which ate their way directly through tho middle of the walls. Streams of water were played on the flames from all angles. Chemicals proved quite ineffective
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08

from an accredited training school for nurses in this state prior to s19 or is graduate of an accredited school of nursing in another state and who has worked or resided in this state since 1919 shall be eligi- ble for registration without exam nation upon payment of specified fee.
 IL also says that no person after q period of six months from the passage of the act shall practice professional nursing in this state $ q graduate without having a certifi- cate Of registration.
 Niolators will be fined not more than $1o0, Attention is, especially called to nurses coming from other states.
 O!d Offender Fined Judge Joseph N. Donovan sen- tenced James T.ayden of Ingraham street 10 10 days in jail at this mornings session of police court for drunkenness. Layden has an elongated police record, having been arraigncd into court on eight preYi- ous occasions. He was arrested on the same charge eight times and two included breach of the peace
 Factory Addition Permitted
 A building permit was issued at the office of Superintendent of Pub lie Works Oscar Anderson to the Aborthaw Construction company ~of
 Boston to erect a brick addition 10 the main section of the E. Insrahan company on North Main street. The addition will he built onto the rear or the structure and will cost S6o0. Mayor Cl1mb tu speak IL was officially announced yes trrday that Mayor W. Raymopd Crumh would speak at the nc morial services at the boulevard
 monument on Arrnistice Day.
 Obtain Director For Play Miss Elizabeth Bison. 8 graduate Of the Yale school of Drama, has been procured by the Bristol Com Imunity players to direct the naXt play produced by the organization. Mrs. Hullie Celbart Reynolds, for mcr director Of the company, is not available at this time because of her activities in Meriden.
 The players are completing plans 10 produce their first play early in December at the Community thea ter A play of unusual setting and odd character is sought for produc-
 ton, a play that has not been seen here before.
 Country Club Burclarized
 The police were notified by Peter
 Manning, professional golfer of fhe Chippa0ec club that q thief had entered the club building by use of q key and then forced q bolt on the locker room door at some time Tuesday night and stolen several golf clubs and 20 dozen balls from one Of the lockers.
 Detective Sergeant Daniel McGiui- cuddy is invcstiCati the break. Funeral Service The funeral of Joseph Tetrault. 1 G. of Circle street, Forestville. wall he held at 2 o'clock tomorrow morn- ing at St. Matthew's church. A solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated by Roy. James McDonafd, and intcrment will follow in the new
 St. Joscph's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08
HARTFORD POLICE
 SECURE WILLIAMS
Missing Driver Turned Over to
 Local Authorities
FINED S25 AND COSTS
Local Woman Hurt in Stamford Ac- Cident-Prizcs Awarded to Win ncrs of VT Whist PartS-Potash Trial MOnday-Itcms.

Through the cooperation of tn" Hartford police yesterday, Allen E Williams of 23& Bellevue street, Hartford, was taken into custody and turned over 10 the local author ities. Williams was scheduled 10 be tried in the town court on Tuesday morning on q reckless driving driving charge but failed to appear when his case Was called.
 On the request of Prosecutor Charles F. Conlon, he Hartford po- lice conducted an investigation. him over to Constable F.. ". Far rar. He was placed under bonds Of $10O for appearance in court this morning.
 In court today, Williams toll Prosecutor Charles F. Conlon that he had misunderstood COnst stable F. W. Farrar as to the date of his trial and had not intended 10 avoid q hearing in court. Judge Merritt 0, Ryder found him guilty and fined him $25 and costs, rcmitting $l5. Williams was involved in an acci- dent early Sunday morning with Harry B. Cooper of 32i Park ter race, Hartford, on the Plainvillc- Pennington highway. Constable F. W. Farrar investigated and placed Williams under arrest for reckless driving.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08
ID HOLD BANQUET
 ON ARM|ST|CE DAY
American Legion Will Hear Speech by Rev. s. A. Fiske
SCOUTS TO ATTEND GAME
Will See Yale and Maryland Play Football - Blue Hills Objects to Hunters - D. \. R. Supports SchoiarsbipS-Itcm

Final arrangements have been made by Bolton-kasca post, Ameri can Legion, for the Armisticc Day observance Monday evening. At their meeting last night the Lcgionnaires discussed the program.
 A banquet will be held in the Community house, beginning at [ o'clock, to which all cx-servicc men are invited. The supper is to be pre- pared by the auxiliary of the Legion under the direction of Mrs. Elsie Schoticld, newly elected president Of the body. Other arrangements have been made by the members of Bolton kasica post. Rev. Samuel A. liiSkc, pastor of the Berlin Congrc- gational church, has been obtained as speaker for the occasion. IL is thought that he will give d talk on the post war conditions of the Eu- ropcan states and will show some interesting slides which he obtained during his trip to Europe this sum Iuor. -Dr. Matthew Griswold of Ken sington will act as toastmaster for the occasion.
 IL is planned 10 fly flags from the flag poles at the monument during the day. The entire town will join in the observance. which will as- Sume the form Of a two minute quiet period at II o'clock, during which time all work will cease in inc schools and the factories. Whistles will be blown at this time.
 Scouts At Football Game
 The Boy Scout troop of Berlin, troop 6S of Kcnsington and the East Berlin Boys club will attend the Vale Maryland football game to- morrow afternoon as guests of the Yale Athletic association. Trans portation will be provided by Vari- ous people. Scoutmaster E. 0, Shier- den of the Berlin troop is taking care of the arrangements for troop 1 aud Legion Commander Adolph Schultz is completing the transporta- tion facilities for the kensington troop. The East Berlin club will be taken to the game by several East Berlin residents. All those wishing to go to the games are asked to get in touch with their respective su- pervisors some time tonight so as 10 make arrangements for tranaporta- tion.
 Seek Marriage License
 Edward Daniel kaskoy of Crown strc #. Mcriden. and Miss So phia takoski. daughter Of Frederick \ Rakoski of KensinBton. have ap- piled for marriage license at the office of the town clerk.
 Returns From Hospital
 Joseph Godack Of Worthngton ridge has returned to his home after spending three weeks at St. Franics' hospital in Hartford. While at the hospital he underwent an operation. His condition is reported ass satis- factory.
 Game Plentiful
 Local hunters have reported that the woods in the town are teeming with game. This year the number of hunters is smaller than last year, judging from those who have ap- piled for hunting licenses during the past month. Game bagged Is re- ported to be more than in preced-
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08

NEA New York Bureau He thinks he's the shortest and l:Ehtest- weight war veteran in the country, does Nicholas Casale Oeftt Of Newark, N. J. He's shown tallmg to Representative Fred Hartley after the country's youngest congressman had secured for him an affidavit sat- lQ inches tall and weighed but l6t pounds when he enlisted in 19lSa that he fought in six major battles land was honorably discharged while suffering from shell shock. Can you beat that, doughbOys?
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08

Christmas Mail Delivery
 Local residents who are planning to mail packages to foreign coun- tries for Christmas are advised to take care Of the matter as soon as possible. Christmas matter should be mailed on or about this time to insure delivery abroad on Christ day.
 The final day on which mail may be sent to foreign countries to in- sure delivery on Christmas day is as follows; Ireland, December 14; Italy, December 10: Japan, Decem- Der ,; Lithuania. December :; New Foundland, December IS: New Xea- land. November 22; Panama, No vombor 27; Philippine Islands. De ccmber ;; Poland December [; Porto Rico, December l9; Russia, December IT; Scotland, December 14; South Africa, November 27; Spain, December i4; Sweden, Dc comhcr IA; Switzerland, November 90; and Virgin Islands, December ig
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08
Trum5uII League k. il. Switch nrnf
Experimental

Small tenement and furnished rooms. Inquire 14l West Main St., PlainviIlo.-advt.
 Pleasant front room. suitable for two, with or without board. Tel 55%-3.-advt.
 Homemade creamy fHdEe and penuchi 10 order, Goc pound. Tel. J1h-5. A. Stcphcnson-adyt.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08
Paw NnCcS-B Game

\ hard practice was held last eye ming by the Plainvilc Rluc football team in preparation for it's hard game Sunday at tho high school field against the strong pawuco eleven Of New Britain. The New Britain team has assembled one of the faste't semi-pro clcvens in the state and tho locals are anxious to score q victory.
 The Blues showed great promise in their game with the fast West Finds of Bristol and are confident that they will capture their first victory of the season at the expense of inc paWncns. The Hardware City aggregation has met some of the states best teams and expect to add Plainvillc to their list of victims.
 The battle promises to be q hard one from beginning to end and q large crowd is expected.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08
Advent Christian Church

The Sunday morning worship at the Advent Christian church will be- gin at 10:45 o'clock. Rev. Sumner w. Johnson will preside. The SGT mon topic will be "Thc Pilgrimage" ." Church school at 12 o'clock. Eve ming worship at ' o'clock. There will he hymn singing and spiritual fcI- lowship. The sermon subject will Dc "Sclf-C Condemned.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08
Issue Vote of Thanks

The Knights of PNhias and the Pythian Sisters wish 10 thank all those who took part in the enter tainment Wednesday evening at the l. o. O. F. hall The affair proved very successful, The characters were portrayed by the following: l.. Baks. C, Klatt. Pearl Banks. Mar ion Klatt. Frank Andrews, Marshall
 Banks, C. Klatt and George Carl
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08

ed Preceding the whist party, there will be q business meeting of the circle promptly at o'clock.
 Christmas Mail Delivery
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08
Placed on Probation

A 15-ycar- old boy was brought before Judge Ryder this morning to answer 10 q charge Of theft. The trial was conducted behind clos"I doors. Tho boy was placed on pro bation by the court
 The youth was apprchcndcd late Wednesday afternoon by Constable r.. ". Farrar. He admitted break ing into the Frank Hart home on Webster street earlier in the day. The boy, after ransacking the hou5, secured a small sum of money
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08
SI0.000 Suit Filed

Mrs. Frank Woodford of 239 Di- Vinity street has filed suit for $1o,- GOO against her husband as q result of his disappearance. leaving her to conduct a tracking business and pay necessary bills. Attorneys James T. and Howard T. Mather have been secured by Mrs. Wood- ford 10 institute immediate action.
 The case is retUrnablo at the De- crmbor term of the Hartford sI- pCrlOr court
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08
Sewer Maps still Missing

According 10 Fred L. Bonzon, chairman Of the sewer and sidewalk committee of the PlainvilIc Cham bcr Of Commerce. no trace has been complete description of the missing profile maps which were made by the old Plainvillc sewer board. \ complete dcScriptioi of the missing maps was published in the Herald some time ago in the hope that someone would he able to furnish information about them. It is be lioVed that they are in the posses sion Of the family Of one of the members of the old sewer board.
 The search will be continued and if the maps are not found, it vii cost about S1,SO0 10 have new documents made.
 Piainyillc Briefs
 Theodore La Bonne has returned to his home on Whiting street after spending several days at St. Mary's hospital in Waterbury, where his tonsiIs were removed.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Howard La Field of Canal street have left for st. Petersburg, Fla, for the winter.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Mead and three children motorcd from h. dianapolis and stayed a few days at the home of Mrs. Jennie IIickok. Mir. Mead visited his uncle, Louis, whom he had not seen in 10 years He was formerly a PlainvilIo boy and attended the Broad Street school.
 Pythian lodge. K. of P.. will meet this evening at o'clock in SoQuas- sen hall.
 The Boy Scouts who worc given tickets to the Maryland foot ball game are requested to meet at tn" high school promptly tomorrow morning at ll:55 o'clock.
 Humr"Cu League
 Press
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New Britain herald., 1929-11-08
VT T 0TTTdTT 0WTTT VT TTTVTT0 ,
 Potash Trial Tuesday

Potash Trial Tuesday
 The trial of Bruno Potash cf Mountain View will be held Tues day morning. Potash is under $1o00 bonds and is under arrest by the local authorities for alleged compli- city in the holdup of Motorman John Frawlcy of the Connecticut company on October =. Accord ing 10 reports, Potash has retained Attorney Cornelius J. Danaher ol Mcriden 10 represent him.
 Local Woman Injured
 Word has been received her, that Mrs. William Hepworth oI Cook street was injured in an auto mobile accident in Stamford a fes days ago. Mrs Hepworth was call. cd to Stamford due to the serious illness of her sister.
 According 10 reports, Mrs. Hep worth was returning from the hos pital in q car. accompanied by her brother, William, and her cousin Mrs Anna SCla, when she was halted by a rcd stop light. While she was waiting for the light 70 turn green, another machine, alleG cd to have been traveline' at tho rate of 35 miles an hour. came from the left and struck Mrs. Hep worth's Uachinc.
 cousin received cuts and bruises while she suffered an injury to her back. The other driver was arrest cd for reckless driving and placed under bond. Mrs, Hepworth is be- ing cared for at her brothers homo in Stamford.
 Miscellaneous Shower
 \ miscellaneous shower w&S held last evening at the hOm" Of Mrs Eva Cavalier of Southin~ton road in honor of Miss Anna Smith Of New Britain. Games were played and refreshments served. Dancing was enjoyed. Miss smith received many useful gifts.
 Miss Smith will become the bride of John tastiola at St. Joseph s church in New Britain on Novcm- Der v.
 Whist Party Successful
 The whist party held last evening al the home of Miss Marguerite Far rar Of Pierce street under the aus piccs of Washingt on -Trumhull cir clos Companions Of the Forest, prov ed 10 be very successful. There Wcr" 10 tables of play.
 The prize winners were as fol lows; First ladies. Miss colocJl Fox; second ladies', Mrs. Parad"c; first mems. Mr. Grcgor; and second mems, Francis Goodtield.
 Tho next whist party will be held next Thursday evening at the Le- zion hall on Whiting street at o'clock. Miss Catherine Hogan vii act as hostess. Refreshments will be served. The public is cordially invit.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08
Autos Are "Crcmatcd"
Entrance Finished

Th" entrance to I'orcstcrs hall in kcnsiHGtOn has now been completed and the hall presents q more pleas ing appearances. For the past SoN- crdl weeks Wori,mcn have been busy constructing q roof and clos into the hall, and now that it is finished the hall has changed in ap- pCarancc for the better.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08

Mrs. George Pickett and daughter have left Berlin for New Jersey, where Mrs. Pickett will join her husband. He Is employer as a chem ist by a New Jersey concern.
 George Skinner was painfully in jured yesterday when he was cut on the face by a piece Of glass. ScV- cral stitches were taken.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08

The Park A. C. @4-round boNing card will be held at the state armory tonight starting at S:&o o'clock.
 Eddie Lord of Waterbury and Tommy Jarrett Of New Haven have been matched for the principal bout Of 10 rounds.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-08

An entertainment and dance will be presented by the young folks Of St. Joscph's parish at the high school gym tonight at o'clock
 The New Departure orchestra. rec ognized as one Of the finest in the state. will be on hand 10 furnish
Nogales international., 1929-05-07


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
or Santa Cruz County, State Of
Arizona ........
N.TICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter Of the estate OF
Dolores de Valsnzuela Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned exc utor of the estate
of Dolores de Valenzuela deceased,
to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased. to exhibit them, with the
ne essary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication
of this notice to the said executor
at the office of Duane Bird, At
torney at Law, Noon Building, No
gales, Arizona, the same being the
place for the transaction of the
business of said estate, in said
County of Santa Cruz
Epitacio Valenzuela
Executor Of the estate OF Dolores
de Va.enzuela deceased.
Dated Nogales, Arizona this 9th
tlay of April, 1929.
(41s 4 Tues.)