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New Britain herald., 1929-12-07

your taking that trouble" she pro- tested; but I shot significant look at her across KGtic's unconscious back.
 T have to go in that direction, anyway" I said, ''on my way 10 the telegraph office. And l think We'l better drop in at The Larches to sec what has to be done before Mrs. BriNton comes"
 My nciGhbor opened her mouth. pateutly 10 remind me that We al ready had visited The Larchcs, but gave q quick warning gesture to. ward Katie. and she uttered only il perfunctory That suits me Ill right
 But katie Was Wise
 But l had not counted on katies quick brain and movie-fed mind, With edged voice she addressed d query apparently to the kitchen stove, for she looked steadfastly at that useful piece of equipment while she talked. Vouchsafiug no fraction Of glance 10 either Mrs. Ticcr or me.
 "Not matter at dot Larchcs?" she asked, Dot Jccm he no say were he go, but shoost few mccnits ago | hvcr Mccstcr Spencer tell hccm, Drive back 10 Larchcs und go care ful so | no smash dces. Cnd your tadcr he haf boondle init hecm dot tconk cc5 hccs finger print bees ness, hecs camera und all dot stool. Scmetng foony goin' on over dcrc all right"
 l gave q little gasp at this fresh evidence Of Natic's propensity for ''snooping,' as my mothcr-i in Jaw terms her fonducss for finding out things she is supposed not to know. Dicky dubs her "Rilii-tikki-tavi" and insists that she is q human incarna- ton of the immortalizcd kipling nongoOse whose motto vas run and find out" I knew that my fla thcrs finger printing apparatus was never in sight in his rooms. But. 0. course, my little maid always put HIS lOUiIlS III Ol iti' anu Sllt lIliS FI have discovered them accidentally. I gave her the benefit Of the doubt because I SO much wished to do so, but l was shaken. nevertheless, with the feeling experienced before, that I fought to let my little maid go.
 There was no time now, l told myself to debate that question. had but one desire. to get her out Of the room before she should see Mrs. Ticcr's astonished eyes. My honest neiGhbor has anything but a poker face and she was looking at Katie in an amlzement which would have convinced my quick wittcd iit- tie maid not only of the truth of her SurmisC concerning Tho Larches, but also of something much more inflammatory to her fcelings-that Mrs, Ticcr was in my confidence concerning the something foony" which Katie suspected
 Continued Tomorrow)
 Copyright. 1929. Newspaper Feature Service. Inc.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-07
WAISTLINE EFFECT

One of the most flattcring treat ments Of the new silhouette is to fit normal waistlinc, az bottle green crepe dress does. and blouse slightly above the wastlinc both front and back.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-07
siStanCC as q proper vitamln lu- take conveys.
GLAN1OROUS HOSIERY

E%quisitely fine gold and silver mesh stockings arc created now for evening wear, with metal frocks or some Of the regal Hclvets and chif- ions. They are worn with gold or silver brocaded slippers for the most n3rt
New Britain herald., 1929-12-07
Tomato Jelly salad

cups canned tomatoes, cup boiling water | teaspoon salt. celery leaves. slice Of onion, 4 whole cloves, l-t teaspoon pepper ; bay leaves. 1-2 teaspoon sugar, , tablespoons granulatcd gelatin. l-2 cup cold water.
 Soak the gelatin in the 1-2 cup Of
New Britain herald., 1929-12-07
IIIL.I=A AISI SI lI

\ vivid blue tweed suit has q far ing skirt cut well below the knee and extending above the high MnistCu belt.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-07

Pigs In Blankets, serving f
 i6 large Oytcrs. s slices bacon, parsley, lemon quarters.
 Cut the bacon strips in two and wrap around the oysters, holding in place with a tooth pick. Arrange on a shallow pan and broil until well browncd on all sides. Serve on q warm platter. sarnish with the par5- Icy and lemon quarters. Serve at once.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-07
BLACK CREPE,

Black crepe frocks lead for day time wear. Collar treatments are very important One with wide, deep Y in front has smashing bottle green velvet bow at the point.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-07
KOLERO CONN

lclonG has q new evening gown Of chiffon lame in floral design that has q bolcro swinging below the Wais1ln-.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-07
Menus for tie Family
By Mrs. Alexander George pjnS In 3iaukets for Dinner

Pigs in blankets. Crcamed po'I- ocs, buttercd turnips, bread, cur ant jelly, tomato jelly salad, choco-
New Britain herald., 1929-12-07

and Mrs. Henry L. Stuhmann Of Washington. is clerk of the commit tee on civil service for the house Of
 representatives.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
"NTAEk MAD" AT CAPITOL

Stark Mad" Warner Bros, latest 100 per cent all-taINinS picture. opened last night at the Capitol to- day Tuesday and Wednesday, The story is hy Jerome Kingston, liar ,ey Gates did the scenario and lloyd Bacon. son O the famous aN- thor and star Of "Ltsa'nIn.' directed. The cast nrWIys II. F. Warner Louise JanquaHnu Logan Henry B.. WalthalL lgouc1 Bylmo.~, Claude Guingwurer. Andre Hera ger, War uer IIchnouI. Floyd S1ack"ytord and last. ll., lar from least, NGnsa- wunga-iar-~St gorilla n captivity who is really the star actor. The story is that of a party of eminent ly respectable people Who come n} boat 10 the jungle country ot C'n- tral America. to search for the Jos son of the founder Of the ,Np,3t- ton. NitapGoue Is :rem.ulo.- u ts perfect reproduction ot all work, spoken by the actors ot all s04n.' shriehs, wind. rain. cries Of 1.rou and the yooHng words Of HuaaW.n- ga hlms~If--aDa syup#o@. aeppm pannment Of ~t.rHiasty t4,o.prrlA tive Character
 On Thursday Geoo-- I"e@,. .A. B' oadwav s,ar HlA .t ou'ra 7 a~ first singing and ,4h.a- u.'3r, Lucky Boy.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
BOYS CLUB SHOW
 PRINCIPALS READY
Program to Be Given Wednesday
 on Gymnasium Stage

The annual Boys club minstrel show will be produced in the club gymnasium at o'clock Wednesday night and will be followed by a dance. The minstrel show this veal is being coached by Arthur Berg of the klWanis dub. and the kiwan- ians and backing the production and will have several of their number in the chorus.
 MT. Berg will act as interlocutor while the end men will be Mike Paluch, Joe Boukus, Tony kerelejza. and Andrew kobela. The chorus will consist Of the following Boys club members: Paul kobela, Santo Puzzo. John Jedziniak, Joe Goffa. Walter Grusha, Adolph Marhivich, Helmert Boehnert. Ambrose An drews, Ralph Nappi. William Fred cricks. John Winters, John Compag- none. Jacob Parparian, Ernest Spe- Ziale, Albert Rakutis, Albert Ram e;ta, Matthew Paluch, and Physic- al Director Raynard Anderson.
 The minstrel show will comprise the first part of the program, as follows:
 Opening overture.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
I.Di> MORAN AT STRAND

Lois Moran and Edmund Lowe made decided hits last night al thu Strand th"atcr in Making 1b" Gral,." showing q crowded house that no matter how iD~uftcrable a young snob may be. there always Is hope or redemption. The pie :Ire ls a delight as a romance an! a Niauer as a comedy. Alfred E. Green has taken 'UlI advantage ot the scope offered in this Georse Ada story.
 The vaudeville bill has five good acts with the Les Gollis Revue in "SomeWht Di1Harent;" Faber and Mcintyre in TWO Of the 4o0;" Lew Beck. the flaming youth and com mny nres"n'Ing I Love the Ladies'" The Ertaltl~y Sisters, Harmony FIappers." and Wells, Craven and leroy In "Noror Maniacs."
 rn Thursday Mary Astor will he ct-,ra3 in "NrW Years Eve" with lU yu-ir. new hill ot vaudeville.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
AUTO \OCkS BOY DOWN

Joscph Sargis. 1. Of 6l Oak street. sustained bruisa over the right ryc yesterday forenoon about goo o'clock. when he vas struck by an automobile driven by Albert OttaN Of 152 Wilcox street, north on Oak street He was attended by Dr. Men lillo.
 ptfaN reported 10 the police thai he saw tho boy run from the west 10 the east side Of the street and he applied his brakes and rully ! towards tho cast curb in an cffrr' 10 aNoul inc arci"nt. The left froNr part Of the gar struck the boy and krocIe1 him down. ottavi said 7' was going at inc approximate rate of 99 miles an hour.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
City Items

Ernest F. Cpham and George Rau instructors in history in the local school, atten jed the lectures or "Pan-Anerican Peace Plans" given by Charles Evans Hughes under the auspices of the Shtrrill Foundation of lale1 University this past week. end.
 Be sure and read the Hatch Co ad on the back page of today's paper -adNt
 Laurel Court Sewing society wiil meet Tuesday from 10 10 4:3O o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Andrews. 243 Lincoln street.
 A Nash Co. shit or topcoat, s23.an. J. Ryan, lS4 North St. Tel. 2909. -adNt.
 Star of Good Will lodge. s. of B.. will hold q meeting this evening at 1:30 o'clock at Jr. 0. |. A. NJ. hall. Following the meeting there will be an entertainment and whist party for members and friends.
 Be sure and read the Hatch Go. ad on the back page of todays paper -advt.
 Express Easter joy with flowers and potted plants sent from Flower Greenhouse, ll63 Stanley St. Phone 3S2G-W, Open evenings gs,-adNt.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hackney of 367 Washington street returned yes- terday from a trip to Orlando. Florida. They witnessed the Shar- key -Stribling tight and Major Se- graves record making drive.
 Be sure and read the Hatch Go, ad on the back page Of todays paper --adNt
 The police were notified today Of the return of the operators license Of John J. Carney, alias Chern fsk' of 43 Rrooklawn street.
 Be sure and read the Hatch Co. ad on the back page of today's paper -adNj.
 Joseph Barloni. 1. Of oS$ l.asal!e street. sustained a fracture Of tfc left leg in q fall near his home yes torday afternoon, and was taken to New Britain General hospital for treatment.
 Be sure and read the Hatch Co ad on the back page of today's paper -adt.
 Theodore MakSym Of 22 Star street complained 10 pemumerary Off, ccr Punhunus that his wife drinks and otherwise misconducts herself while he is without his meals. The officer warned the woman.
 Be sure and read the Hatch Co od on the back page Of today's paper --adyt
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
CHLOROFORM BRINGS LONG
 SLEEP TO ME7EOROLOGlST
Adams Wife Talks How He Used Fatal iMmc> in Attempt to
 Overcome Insomnia

Hartford, March a5 (CP)-A lit tie dose Of thloroform. taken 10 bring sleep to his weary mind, brought death to Harry l.. Adams, meteoroiogist Of the local station of the United States weather bureau.
 Mrs. Adams round her husband dead sunday morning. the handke"- chief on which she had sprinkled a few drops of The ar;, aesthetic at his request still wing across his face. She summoned d physician who pro- nounced death due to chloroform poisoning.
 Medical EXaniiu"r Henry NJ. Cos trllo pronounced ! lnatn accidental
 Before heading ,h. local weafher station. where h.s cacCful. conser>a- tive weather data llade him friend to business men. farmers and ava tors. Adams served n the statpns at Boston. clor a,anl and New Ha\- en He was 3 years old
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
S\: tk IUIII >I ~nI b

Eooz-o Can1'.rt of ar. WetI,ers- "rl1 utwIa, Hartford. ~os caIIr- # ~ iutuaw s'r'r' Saturday uj=t' HHout [ o'r.or., Nh.U a man raft'rI iHe knob os tun r,ur door as f try ing to enter ramjll,u followed him as far as North street and Hartford aFoiue and asked him ~h8r no "aut"l but couid not Gat nc safls- faction
 Reporting ihc matter to Surrrnu- mrary Officer IuUkunus. C8mJU, 1 said the stranger .as about - vars of az, about f.r' Iy inches jn height, sim in stature. and wore light c'oth's. The officer looked bout inc -bhorhood after rcceis- ing the complaint about X o'clock. bat found nobody answering the Ie- Scrlptl0n.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
Chinese Forces in
 Canton Concentrate

Canton. China. March "o op- Military leaders in the provinces oi kvantuns and kwanssi have besnn mobilization Of their forces prepara : fory to aiding Wuhan in the "u- -Nanking breach Chineses re- ports today said.
 Large forces in eastern canton were reported concentrating rt Waichow preparatory 10 marchlnS northward while the kWanssl units stationed a l.ichow. in that province were reported eNacuatlns northeast to Human.
 IL was estimated at least 2o,o"' soldiers We're involved in this initial outward movement against Nanhln9
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
Disc0nnects CarburetOr
 So Boy Cannot Drive

Investigating q complaint 10 po- jIc. Headquarters shortly after l2 o'clock last night, pcrnumerary Officer Charles LescNicius found that woman living at 7S4 West Main street had d ucighbor disconnect the carburetor ot an automobile so that her T. Years old son would not drlv. Il. He had been drinking, according 10 the officer, and his mother feared he would get into trouble.
 IL was learned that the complaint vas made by the young man, Who thought someone outside the family had tampcr,l with the car.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
Defendant
 In SSO0 Evasion Suit

Louis N1YUlt fO''. nHo 'j-ured in s er'.'ar0tar ri.s,. several months r@o in Iarllr @lul" 4 t- alleged try Irs 10 a'ofI r.~pou-j'alty after an automobile ao-j1'rt and during nlinh h." Nas <ho' f} an officer "ho gave u.H~". 7aS uauud defendant today in EteG action brought by John hapu-9u-EL o0w'r of the uG"Inuo which Vas struck.
 Tho plat,tjf'. through Attorney \. X. Gr'uhar= claims damages for n" ear which Mas completely dc nIo,i~hol. fl Is stated m the nom- p'aiut. D.pntv SHrufr Martin uor- w,'z served the papers.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25

exalted ruler of the TorringtoN lodge. The guests Of the eNcnirg will be District Deputies John J. Mack of Hartforl lodge, James F. DcGnan of New Haven lodge and president Of the Past Exalted Rulers association. Edward (. Cox Of Wa liugford lodge
 The committee in charge Of the hanquct consists Of Past Exalted Rulers ilarrE f. broWn, Richard V. Brown. F. \. Humphrey Esteemed Leading knien, c. Lambert Lord Esteemed cya! knight Louis W. "odt, and F. s,mod .ccturing Knight Thomas ], Cahelus.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
TRUMbULL ID TALK
 0N AVIATION TOPIC
Will Speak at Meeting Of First
 Church Men

Governor John H. Trumhull wilt speak tomorrow evening al sup per ot the Mems association Of th" First Congregational church on Aviation Today" The states chief executive will speak on the dov"l opmtnt and progress Of aviation. not only from his own personal eN- perirnce as an aviator. but as a re- suit of his observations and studies as an advocate ot the latest form or transportar
 Accomplishments hopes and am bltions ot airmen Io,idy. added to the possibilities Of the future. which
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
Two Missing Wives
 Hunted in Boston

Boston, March 25 lP=-T0o miss ing WINGS. one bride Of few hours, were sought hy police today tt the solicitation rtn"r husbands
 Charles Higgins, 6 south end r~.-- rauraut cook saJ .,S lt-y.ar-ot bride, Mary S,e.rUs Ht-c.us. IiSap- pearel d few hours after their mor- ,iage on March -. but n" did ro' report rt untl V sre@day, WhY .5r's home was n T.}uu.
 John j. Casey or somor>rlla to1 police that his 2&-yoar-ol1 0jfo ard two-ycar- old son left h"r woth"r's home in Cambridge. "h'r" all had been staying, to visit friends .N H1I- llston on Mao,n S Casey. who sad he had been II for sassr3I weeks went 10 the liojlis'or address ycsr"r- day and discovered that neither nls wife nor chiI had been there.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
Song. "HalIelujah, I'm . Bum." by

Song. "HaIielujah, I'm . Bum.' by Tony kerelejza.
 Selection by "The Harmonica Four"
 Song. "I Flaw Down and Go Boom. by Mike Paluch.
 Song, "Thc Great Rock Candy Mountain" by Andrew kobeia. Song, Those Wedding Belis.' by Jacob Parparian.
 Song, "Oh, How I Wish ] Had Fish Store" by Joe Boukus.
 Selection by Souss band.
 Part Two
 Dixie Banjo Duet by Overstrom and OVerstrom.
 Soft shoe dancing by Joe Boukus and Mike Paluch, accompanied by piano and banjos.
 Plantation Massa's in the Cold. Cold Ground Moonlight in Dixie" and "Old Folks at Home accompanied by piano and hanJos. Closing chorus.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
LEGION MEETS ON HOSPITAL

New Haven, March 9 UPp-t meeting Of 'ho American Legion "fact-fjndlng committee" to stud, and make suggestions regarding the location of the proposed new Cor uec'icut Veterans hospital, was scheduled here late today. The com mittcc, headed by Major D. ". Ian quettc Of Wallingford, was undr"- near her, although one near Ya,~ Medical school has been considered
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
Visits His Daughter
 To Commit Suicide

MlddlvtOWn, March 3.5 IP)- Harry l.. Iilake. 5S-yoar-oid care t1ker Of Berkeley Divinity school New Haven, chose the occasion Of q week-end visit with his daughter. Mrs. Alfred 4. Anderson Of this city, 70 commit suicide.
 Hearng a shot. Mrs. Anderson went 10 her fathers room sunday uornln. and Found him dead with q bullet in his temple.
 Blakt. who was reported to have ben recently III and despondent, left brother, Walter, Of Cleveland, ohio.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
Ten Hurt W hen Three
 Cars Hit at " estpOrt

NorWaiG. Mar.a - tlF)-1 n persons Hur,I in an automoDur ollJsion jo'oNWg three cars at WcSrport Sunday were reported ro- covering at hospital here today.
 Tha inquired j"cIY4,d td"a3I Troy, driver Of Iaachi'c said 10 ha>@ sjdrsnip'I o'e driven by Eor- lamiu tupIy ot Waterbury an1 then crashed into a c;,r drtf"n Ky Patsy E0.a-h of ErJ@ polt Troy IS Of NargatugIl.
 Statr ToUno onou ccl Troy would he arrested for alrg i rcch- Ip,s 4rNiuG
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
Coolidge Is Mum on
 Senate Suggestion

Northampton, Nsse.. March -5
 urD-CaI,m Coons@. drc.u.L through hi. secretary. to coruo nt today on u Boston t-H2Hper's 4ug- ecstlon that he be q candidate tor the United States sewic in 15&o.
 "l do not know whether Mir Cool idce will care 10 d}sstss this matter at later date" ;4a secretary sat, but I rather think ne will not"
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
GOV. JOHN II. IHi MBtIL

""rIal transportation presents wilt he discussed. How N"N Britain fac tories may benefit from the drN.top- Iueut or aNjarion and the opening O.
 m airport in fui~ city, are expected to be among tlr su0Jrcts to be dis r4ss,I
 Go,.ruor Trnnhun nju he intro- duc.I by :. na'or Ernest W. Christ. In thc absence Of Maxwell X. Coe president Of ihr Jssorta'ion. Logan r.. Page. NIr. president, will rr's,le. Many gnos.s from other cNurrD"s are expected. The -9pp. Niil start at f.ao o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
Restaurant Wrecked
 In Austrian Riots

V--""|- W|T0T -- I4-TIgTT'7N workers Wcr" seriously injured and a large restaurant al GratW,ln was de- mollsAed durIu- a series Of clashes late yesterday between members oi Inc Fascist Home Do'rn~e league of rho town and socialist 7vorAman.
 Al Badoj, near \l~nUa. similar hat ., s~ serious collisions look place be tween tho fascist and socialist orgJn- Ira'ions during which Hurgmas st'r Huber Of Ln1vrsdorl had his jaN broken.
 The Home D.f.g.c loa-1a is ex- prc',i 10 hold monster Gelnonsfra- ''on on Ar~i -i and jr Is feared further jgo.,0" may d,E,}op.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
ELkS ID BANQUET
 THURSDAY EVENING
William ]. Gleason Speaker at
 New Britain Lodge Dinner

New Britain lodge. B. P. o. E., will hold it's 24th annual banquet Thursday evening at o'clock at their quarters on Washington street.
 The principal speaker of the eve
 ming will be Past Exalted Ruler William J. Gleason, who is also past
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
Second Arrest Made
 In Rum Boat Murder

Tort Huron, M.ch., March 25 tP'- clarence Smuth, l9 of Marine CItl. Mich. Was arrested late yesterday as he second man m the boat iron whlrh Earl \ Roberts. |. <. imnu- 2r#toa officer. Mas shot fatally s4t- .riay night jn the river version ot ride Roberts was shot drA=--d into t boat and thrown out ou d dock af Fort Lambton, Ont, hy lWn r4unerS.
 "N~t' Hrown. named Jy Roberts l-tor- ho did a~ the man who shot 4uJ abducted nlu. was arrested yes ?. rday at sonora Ont. and re a-- to Michigan authorities,
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
Former Secretary Is
 Held as EmbeZZlcr

Hartford March ., t rD- Charged with rmoezzj-uvu' o' St. Dro from 'Ho Prudential Mor'@ag" and investment company Al-pt c.. Struoorg 5G, former secretary of tu' nm. was granted a cOotmuauoe Un- u Thursday in police court h.ro to- dly. He was released m &3"u' bonds
 Poiicn said Stemb~r= eouf,ss,d to using the ,noury in 4 prt'a'. oil burner enterprise 2ljcu fOi,I.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
Attorney Coleman
 Dead at Waterbury

Watcrbu1r March gJ.-LPt-The funeral Of Dennis W. Coleman. at sorn"y and formerly Tinted States commissioner will bn held tomor- row morning from St. Margaret's church and the burial will he in Cheshire.
 Mr. Coleman Was taken i'll Satnr- day after being in court as one Of defense couns"l in q ease, He vas taken home in unconscious sta'c and died in the evening. Earlier in the day brother pr3critiou,r a1 the bar, Charles W. BaUncy. died al St Eaphacls hospital in New Haven. The funeral of Mr. ltaIhoy tool, place this morning from st. Mar Garrts church where solemn high mass Of requiem N#s celebrated and intcrncnf was in Calvary cemetery. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
MRS. piGNArELLA sHOWEREI

A surprise shower was given in honor of Mrs. James Pignateiia. al her home 53 Whiting street. Satur- day evening. The shower was given by Miss Carmeline ApruzZese and Miss Lucille Pignatella. About 40 friends were present. Mrs. Pignntel- la received many beautiful and use in pink and blue and the evening was enjoyed by all. Refreshments were served.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
Nlt SEe DEAD Ny JoPIEl

Iopaka. kansas. March 2 I-pl-- HiccumnInS 10 complicated Iisor1- 'rs. Walter Roscoe Stuhhs. 7o. ta.oe governor ot Kansas and prcmin.n, throughout ta" SOU Invest as fl ranchman died here today.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25
IT DhIi. Gl.l;iED Is ILL

London, March 25 lP'-"Trddie" Gerard. American actr'ss. Is report cd seriously ill., Shc IS at t Wrs' End nursing hom" suffering from an affection in her right lung.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25

The oldest known manuscript of the Bible is in the Vatican. at Rome. The elephant reaches maturity at the age of 40.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-25

Opening overture.