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Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-16
NOTICE

All accounts due pr. J. A. Baugh- man please pay to the Bank of Seward. Signed, Dr. J. A. Baughman
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-16

R. c. Richardson, Kodiak fish erman, is over at the Anchorage hospital for surgical treatment.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-16

The new auto strop razols and blades are here. SCFALLERER'S ALASKA SHOP.
Nogales international., 1929-12-03
CLASSIFIED ADS

WANTED - Furnished room with
modern conveniences. Phone As.
Oils 2t)
Nogales international., 1929-12-03
A nnuaI Memorial
Held By Elks Lodge

The lodge room of the Elks home
was filled to capacity Sunday even
ing on the occasion of the annual
Memorial Service conducted by the
lodge in honor Of the memory Of
the following departed members Of
the order who passed away during
the past year: Bracey Curtis, Carl T.
Schmidt, John T. Keough and Man
uel Mejia
Vocal solos by Mrs. Louis Hud-
gin, Mrs. L. H. Scherb, and Mrs.
Duane Bird were rendered in man.
ner that held the interest of the
audience and the numbers sang
were fully in keeping with the SEN
timent of the occasion.
The address by Rev. D. n. Dow,
in which he spoke of the signifi-
canoe of the memorial service from
the dawn of history to the present
time, was exceedingly interesting
and left lasting impression on his
hearers.
Instrumental music, which was In
terspersed through the program was
furnished by Gene Peltier. Exalted
Ruler Lew Levin presided assisted
by Judge w. A. O'Connor and Rev.
D. H. Dow.
Nogales international., 1929-12-03
White Hair Paris Latest;
Locks Now Trifle Longer
BY PRINCESS ALI FAIL

By PRINCESS ALI FAIL
United Press Staff Correspondent
PARIS, Nov. 20 (U.pJ-All that
the hairdressers OF Paris will allow
in tne way Of q compromise, in a
year when everything is getting
longer, is a scant two inches more
of hair.
Dressmakers did not wait to be
begged to lengthen dresses to the
ankles again, but hairdressers fought
off real offensive and refused to
order tresses back again. The most
they will allow the well-dressed wo-
man is an extra two inches of hair,
to be curled up and tucked out of
sight.
Wigs are smart again, but they
must be wigs of your own hair and
they must be colored in pastel
tone. Paris coiffures have evolved a
science Of taking your own hair,
bleaching it white with acids, and
then toning it any color they want.
It is very smart, for example, if
your hair is grey to wear mauve
wig to the opera. Or If your hair
happens to be red, wear a green
wig. But when you get home, leave
your wig on the umbrella stand,
for the attempt to launch the IA
shion of wearing wigs to bed was
short-lived.
There seems to be q craze to
wear hair anyway except as Ma
ture intended it. There has never
been such a craze for coloring Of
hair, and never have young women
been so wild to have white hair
as today.
! It is considered ultra-chic to
have a pretty head of white hair,
and it Is not uncommon in the
most famous salons of the Champs
Elysee and Saint Germain quarters
/ to see girls barely out of their
teens with gray hair.
/ It all comes out of a few chem
ical bottles, and these gray headed
youngsters will have green locks or
blue within a few weeks If the
whims Of fashion swing that way.
Nogales international., 1929-12-03

FOR RENr-Desx space. C. G.
CrenShaw Agency. (l0-4 IT,
Nogales international., 1929-12-03
TEACHER DIES IN
AUTO. WRECK ON
TUCSON HIGHWAY

The four companions Of Miss
Leota Wilson, Tucson school teach
er, who was killed when the car in
which she was riding en- route to
Nogales Friday turned over on the
highway near Amado, are reported
to be recovering from their injuries,
no serious consequences being ex-
pected.
The car, driven by Miss Emma
Lora Holland. also a teacher, was
thrown out of control through
striking a soft spot in the road and
turned over resulting in fatal in
juries to Miss Wilson and lesser
hurts to her companions, all teachers
in Tucson schools.
Nogales international., 1929-12-03
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pended. These sums will be spent
as capital investment in the COM
pletion of important railroad pro-
jects now under way, such as the
Suisun Bay bridge. Other projects
now under way which the railroad
will complete during 1880 are: 776
miles of new automatic signals.
This is the last part of a $2,25O,OOO
job which will fully equip all of the
railroads main lines. More than 452
miles under this are complete and
the remainder will be finished during
the first six months of 1880. In ad-
dition work is progressing on 43
miles Of a $725,0o0 signal dispatch
ing system which will be completed
next year.
Nogales international., 1929-12-03
Three Smugglers :

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spector McShane as he was about
to enter the country from Nogales,
Sonora, with a liberal supply. !.
Within two hours following this
arrest. Carl Hargraves was arrested
by the three officers mentioned a.
bove as he was boarding the Tucson
stage with an ounce Of morphine
concealed about his person. Har-
graves was arrested about a year
ago as an addict and for having
narcotics in his possession.
Nogales international., 1929-12-03

MAN OR WOMAN WANTED
with ambition and industry, to in
Jroduce and supply the demand for
Rawleigh's Household Products to
steady users. Several fire openings
in West Cochise County. Lowell,
Bisbee and Douglas. We train and
help you. Rawleigh Dealers can
make up to 500 a week or more.
No experience necessary. Pleasant,
profitable, dignified work. Write
today. w. T. Rawleigh Co., Dept.
AR-2553, Oakland, Calf.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-29
PRESIDENT WOULD
 BUILD SHIPS NOW
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idge's behalf that the navy at pres- ent has 22 old cruisers. which. while suitable for some naval needs, are outclassed as fighting units by mod crn construction. It is necessary, Mir. Coolidge believes, to build for replacement purposes.
 The only action which the govern ment is taking at present with rela- ton to future disarmament confer ences is to prepare certain persons to attend the preparatory confer ence to be held in April at Geneva. under the league of nations. This is being done so that if the next administration wishes to send some one, representatives will be avail able.
 President Coolidge has no infor- nation as to the attitude of the next administration toward an .ipterna- tional conference for defining the rights of neutrals at sea in time of war. He believes this is . subject that could be studied with profit and on which such . conference might make useful recommendations. He is of the opinion, however. that should an agreement be reached it would be of such complicated na- ture that there would be extreme difficulty in obtaining ratification by the senate.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-29

Every man, woman and child will occasionally over-indulge. But don't suffer for all your indiscretions. It's folly to do so. You can so easily sweeten and settle a sour. upset stomach with a little Phillips Milk of Magnesia.
 Hearty eaters have long since learned the quick comfort this per feet anti-acid brings Smokers know how it ncutralizcs ncotinc: brings back a sweet taste: guards the breath. Women know what it does for ndusca-or sick headache. Aud when children have ovcr-eatcn-are bilious. consfipatcd or otherwise up- set-civc them 3 little of the same pleasant tasting and milky white
New Britain herald., 1929-01-29

Phenix lodge. l. o. o. F.. Comstock encampment, Senior O. U. A. M.. and tho Russell & Erwin Mutual Benefit association.
 Besides his t.other. Henry. he h survived by two other brothers. John and George. and four sisters. Mrs- John A. Peterson. Mrs. Lewis H. Bell, Mrs. Henry Stepplar and Mra. Robert M. Andrews
 Funeral services will be held Fri- day at , o'clock from the home at 66 Commonwealth avenue Rev. Dr. George W. c. Hill. pastor of tho South Congregational church. will officiate. Burial will be in Fair view cemetery.
 The funeral of Jacob Zwick will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:SO o'clock at the Erwin Memorial chapel. Rev. Dr. George W. C. Hill. pastor of the South Congregational church. will officiate. Burial will be in Fairview cemet ,ry.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-29

the senate. If allows the absent voter. if outside the jurisdiction Of the United States, to vote if he makes application to the registrar of his precinct 13 to GO days prior toa primary or election and pro- vides for such applications being present to 90 days prior to voting by those ic American territories or pro- tectorates. Voting would be through consulates.
 Two acts regarding pensatlon for occurational disease were pre- scented, one in the senate, the other in the house. The senate measure makes mandatory a physicians fil- ing with the state department of health the condition of an employe but prohibits the use of the report as evidence against employers in hearings under the WOrkmen's com pensation act. Outstanding among senate bills with local significance were 9 regarding amendments to the Hartford city charter. Among them were provisions for an avlation commission
 \ senate bill would give complete control of milk inspection and pro
New Britain herald., 1929-01-29

Phillips Milk of Magnesia.
 You'll be through with crude methods once you learn the perfect way. Nothing else has the same quick. gentle effect. Doctors pre- scribe it for sour stomach. indiges- tion, heartburn. gas. nausea, head ache. It has been standard with them for over 50 years. Insist on genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia. A less perfect product doesn't act the same.
 i. "Mjlk Of Maencsia" has been the | U. $. registered Trade Mark of the Chas. IT. Phillips Chemical com pany and it's predecessor. Chas. II. i Phillips, since 1875.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-29

taxation all property of Merriam Post c. A. R. Meriden up to tSo. .0oc.
 By Nr. Corceran-Resctndtng charter of Thames Street Union Evangelical seoaety. established in New Londen in 1sss. ts allow 1t to pass out of existence tnd to transfer property to Second Congregational church.
 Senators and representatives Of Fairfield county met after the ses- sion and renominsted Thomas H. Lacaster as county commissioner. Thomas Martin of Salisbury was named for county auditor.
 Mr. Spiro-Authorizing selectmen of one town to help paupers of an. other.
 By MT. Bradley-Empowering Bridgeport Airport. Inc. to acquire additional land to not exceed 2s acres.
 By MT. spiro Of Danbury-appro- priatinE s1.2O0.O00 to Mansfield State Training school and hospital for l.500 beds-
 By MT. shied-Amending charter of Ridgeheld Water Supply Co.,. Inc. By MT. Senior-Establishin town court at Bethel.
 By MT. Gould-Appropriating S10,- 900 to the Connecticut agricultural experimental station for forest planting by land owners. By MT. Hungerford-Providinl that any offender under 25 sen. tenced to less than two years shall go to state prison. Judgeship resolutions were as follows: George c. Griswold at Der. lin; William Fenner Woodward judge. and Charles 8. Frances. dep. uty judge at KillinEly. William l. Haddcn and William r. Larash at West Haven; Pierrepoht B. Foster and Charles E. Clark. deputy judg. at Hamden: Justus J. Fennell judge, and Abraham Wofsey, dep uty judge. at Stamford. Myron B Disbrow. New Milford.
 The house. after it's business, ad. journed out of respect to Repre- sentative Robert Swaugh, of Nor ris, who died last week.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-29

duction 10 local health officers or Fealth boards. Another places taxi cabs under Jurisdiction Of the public utilities commission. Still another raises compensation commissioners salaries from 5000 10 s6,000.
 Several hunting and fishing bills were offered in the house.
 Cattle Measure
 Mir. Tobin. Waterbury. minority y leader, offered a bill making punish able by Imprisonment the sale oi meat of diseased cattle.
 A house bill would make subject to imprisonment all persons who are idle or without means of support.
 A murmur of surprise went through the senate at Senator Bersin appeared in the presidents chair But he merely stood and in a quiet voice announced after each bill its committee reference. The sessior was ten minutes longer than the previous longest.
 Bills introduced included by Sena- tor Manning for writer permission by health officers ol health boards for slaughter houses.
 By Senator Validating ab- sorption of Kings highway by Park street Congregational church. oI Bridgeport.
 By Senator Hull -i'roVidine hat board of appeals instead Of mayor a Bridgeport handle gas station per. mits
 By Senator Hull Permitting th. Bridgeport library board tn 1lsr f"p' collected as book fines ina I of re.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-29
PHILIP zWICk IS COLLISION VICTIM
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ton and were put on the critical list. Mrs. Jacob Zwick, tho other oc- cupant of the car. escaped with minor injuries and was discharged from the hospital after receiving treatment. An investigation of the accident was made by Constable Frank Brown of Berlin and he laid the blame to the icy condition of the highway. stating that the truck driver did all in his power to avoid the crash.
 Bell C0nscious Again
 At tho hospital this afternoon 1t was stated that MT. Bell had re- gained consciousness and was able to recognize members of his family. He showed improvement during the day but his condition is still criti- cal. He is suffering from 2 frac- tured left leg with body bruises and possible internal injuries.
 Philip Zwick was b6 years old and lived with his brother. Henry, at 66 Commonwealth avenue. He was employed in the door check depart ment at Russell X Erwin's. He was unmarried. He was . member of
New Britain herald., 1929-01-29
EASEMENT CLUB RAIDED

Quinto Lugli. g. of 22s Clark street. was arrested this forenoon by Officers Liebler and Kiely on var rant charging violation of the liquor law in a club in the basement of 200 East Main street. Sergeant T. I. Feeney took samples Of beer on sale in the club lest Saturday and an analysis is said to have disclosed m alcoholic content in excess Of. that allowed by law. Lugli was rolea cd Tn $50" bonds for his appearance in police court tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-29
hitting to city treasury. By Senator Hull-Allowing Algon- quin club, Bridgeport. to increase
 property holding from $100,00O in

hitting to city treasury. By Senator Hull-Allowing Algon- quin club, Bridgeport. to increase property holding from S1oo,00O in value to $700.000. By Senator Hull Allowing Bridgeport to keep fines on traffic signal violations instead of sending them to state.
 By Senator Lavery-Authorizing zoning commission to cover trunk line and state aid highways to 300 feet on property adjoining outer bor- ders of state rights of-way. i By Senator Peaslcy Allowing transfer of convicts of state prison who have received Connecticut re- formatory training 10 be transferred 10 reformatory for remainder of sen- tcnce, provided they arc under 30.
 By Senator WiIcox-Consolidat ting city and town governments of Meri- den and revising charters
 By Senator Wilcox Appropriat- ing $500 for industrial fund at Connecticut school for boys.
 By Senator Brown-Providing va cations and leaves of absence of state police.
 By Senator Connor-Paying Will mnfflers on motor boats mandat ory.
 By Senator Connor-Payinng Will liam K. Mclaughlin. electrical con- tractor. $1.2oo because his bid, s1c.5i5. for work at New Britain state normal school was first ac- cepted and then rejected by cduca . ton commissioner. causing loss of profit.
 By Senator Migncry = Authoriz- ing 1'snbury and Bethel Gas and Electric Light company to increase capitalization to s2.000.0 900.
 By Senator Hall - Increasing sal ary of prosecuting attorney. New Haven criminal court of common pleas. to $5.ooo.
 By Senator Wilcox - Authorizine Meriden to issue improvement and paving bonds. f.
 By Senator Lillibridge - Appoint. ing Arthur r. Libby judge at Nor. : wich.
 By Senator Iavcry = Appropri. ating sS.000 10 Connecticut Humane society yearly.
 By Senator Wilcox Restorins forfeited rights to Michael J. Adel. izzi of Mcriden. By Senator Javcry - Making mi. nor changes in section of New Ha. ven railroad charter regarding bonds. notes and other papers o indebtedness.
 By Senator Manning-Providin for finger printing and photo. | graphing of unidentified bodies O persons by medical examiner or cor oner
 By Senator Lawtor Restoring forfeited rights to Louis J. Altman New Haven, state prison burglar! convict parolled in 1925. By Senator Connor - Providin, , that no nominations for school dis , trict officers be filed within thre, days before annual district meeting By Senator rHall-Amending char l ter of New Haven city burial ground association to permit sale of unoc cupied lots free of all claims. By Senator Hackett-Restorin, , forfeited rights to Alfred Abelar, f Clouet. New Haven. arrested for mo tor vehicle violation [ By Senator Connor-Allowini { Hartford board Of water commis . sioncrs to take in land in Yves
 Hartford. tarr"ucton. Simsh1Iry an, , Bloomfield 10 preserve purity 0 E water.
 = By Senator Lavery- Providing 10
New Britain herald., 1929-01-29
TWO HURT IN COLLISION

Two women, Miss Anna Murphy of Buckingham street, Hartford and Mrs. Harold Chapman Of Arondala road, West Hartford. suffered cuts and bruises in an automobile acci- dent in Newington about II o'clock last night. An automobile driven by Armand Meunier and containing Miss Murphy was struck by another operated by Mrs. Chapman's hus- band. Both machines were wrecked but no one was seriously injured. State Policeman Robert Honeyman is investigating.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-29
Dwight w. Morrow
 Visits at Amherst

Amherst, Mass. Jan. eS (UP)- Dwight w. Morrow. ambassador to Mexico, arrived here today to visit his son. Dwight w. Morrow, Jr.. student at Amherst college, where the ambassador once was a class mate of President Coolidge.
 The ambassador arrived in a spe. cial car at Springfield and motored to Amherst. He planned to leave late today.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-29
ASSEMBLY UNDER
 DEUCE OF BILLS

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New Britain herald., 1929-01-29
HIT WITH MILK BOTTLE

Vincenzo Ros;itti. 45. of 1902 Cor. bin avenue, wss arrested this after noon by Detective Sergeants McCue and EIlinger on tho charge of breach of the peace on complaint of Mrs. Nancy Bu2liarollo of 407 Myrtle street. He is alleged to have called at her home this forenoon when she was alone and after offering an in- suit. attempted to assault her.
 She struck him on the head with milk bottle. inflicting a decoration that required three stitches at New Britain General hospital
 READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1929-01-29

bond, unless financial ability is proved, by operator of any public service motor vehicle. By Senator Connor - Allowing Connecticut History society to hold property.
 By Senator Dennis-Changing oc- cupational disease act to allow re- port by workman when disease is realized" instead of having its first manifestation The house was swamped by bills. the clerk requiring three-Quarters of an hour to read brief titles. Among them were:
 By Mir. Garndella-IncreaSin An sonia water company capital stock to s3,000,000. By Mir. Keevers-Allowing North ern Connecticut Power company to acquire additional property and to take further action to preserve pur- ity of water.
 By Mir. Corcoran-Allowing At- lantic Coast Line company to ex- tend it's operations. By Mir. Cramer-Codifying laws on guardianship of incompetent vet erans or of minor children of dis abled or diseased veterans.
 By MT. Goodrich-Making all taxes due April 1 of year following assessment date and providing pen alty for failure to pay before July 1.
 | By Mir. Seifert-Amcnding tax act to exempt farming tools only if $500 or less in value.
 My Mir. Fisher-Providinga appeal from conviction by city, town or borough court shall not operate aa stay of execution.
 By Mir. Fisher-Amending acti concerning notice of attachments oi real property.
 By Mir. sparks-Appropriatine s500.000 to state tuberculosis com- mission.
 By Mir. Byers-Authorizing Seth Thomas Clock company, Thomaston to increase common stock from sS00.0 to s1,s0U,OO0.
 By Mir. Marvin-Prohibitin ust of traps in any inland water body unless registered by state board o1 fisheries and game and fixing fee, for registration.
 By Mir. Marvin-Prohibiting ust { of mesh less than 2-inches squart for catching shad and prohibiting
 fishing for shal from sunset Sat urday to sunset Sunday precedin. June 20.
 By Mir. Rouchcr-Amending ac incorporating borough of Jewet City 10 allow yearly salaries of $20' for warden and $1O0 for burgesses By Mir. Hodge Appropriatini s15o to Norman H. Hurlbutt. Rox bury, for damage done by dogsst. : sheep.
 , By Mir. Rall-Rcpcaling law pro hibiting wild quadrupeds from in discriminate feeding on land. By MT. Seymour-Including high way from east Granby Center to Eas . Hartford in trunk line system. by NIL SstyiIOuI iUNluIIIS Iu , additional judge in Hartford count, court.
 : By Mir. Buckingham-Prov f that highway in Kent be include, in trunk line system Of highways.
 By Mir. Corcoran Amendini I charter city and borough of Ney n London.
 By Mir. Hodgc-Providing tha
 section of highway in Rockbury b included in trunk line system o , highways.
 : By Mir. Goodrich - Authorizin New Haven and East Haven to es 2 tablish and maintain tax exempt air
 port, permitting purchase of prop
 erty by condemnation proceeding
 and issuance of funds.
 By Mir. Aubrey-Exempting fror
New Britain herald., 1929-01-29
Justice Sanford Not
 To Stay Hanging

Washington. Jan. 2s UP)-Jus- tice Sanford of the United States supreme court refused today to stay the execution Friday of Mrs. Ada Bonner Le Boeuf and Dr. A. s. Ere her, for the murder of the woman's husband.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-12
A TARRELL-SHARONI
MAGYAR REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ KOREB0L
Kohl:
SHAMU GYORGY

A Farrell, Pal Ref. Egyhaz
eloljarosaga azon kerelemmel for
duh farrell, sharon, sharpsvillei
es kornyeke osszes ref. es lut. ma
gyarsagahoz, hogy jovo vasar-
nap megtartando lelkesz>valasz-
tasi rendes hivatalos kozgyiilesre
teljes szammal sziveskedjenek
megjelenni. Ugyancsak az egyhaz
szabalya megkivanja AIT, hogy
minden egyhaztag lehetoleg has
son oda, hogy ez evi hatralekat
rendezze. A jovo vasarnap ez ugy-
bol kifoly6lag termeszetesen
gyulest Rev. DR.. Kirkbride, a
Shenango Presbiterianus Egyhaz-
megye elnoke fogja vezetni hiva-
talosan, ugyszinten az istentiszte-
letet is 8 fogja vegezni.
Istentisztelet.. F. h6 22-en bin
banati istentiszteletet tart a be-
szolgal6 lelkesz a rendes id6ben.
A rendes szeretet estely kara
csony este a gyermekek reszere
ez iden is megtartatik Mt. Har-
sanyi Andor beszolgalo lelkesz es
Kish Juliska a vasarnapi iskola
vezeto rendezesevel. Keretnek a
szil6k, hogy ere az estelyre hoz-
Yak ell gyermekeket, mely jinne-
pelyt egy rovid istentisztelet eloz
meg. Az istentisztelet kezdete
pont fel 8 orakor.
Rendes havi gyules. P6nteken
este tartotta az egyhaztanacs
rendes havi gyiileset, melyet Rev.
DR.. Kirk bride vezetett. A jegyzo