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New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
OF NEW
 CHURCH PLANNED
Fundamentalists to Organize at
 Home Prayer Meeting

A movement which is expected to result in the formation Of now fundamentahst church in this city will have it's inception in prayer meeting to be held at the home Of J. E. ComstoCk at 1884 Stanley street tomorrow evening. The leader will be X. l.. Fish of South Manchester, writer on religious subjects. The meeting is open 10 the public.
 The movement has been started by religious leaders in the belief that there is need in New Britain Of an evangelist church whose worship is based on so-calle1 Christian funda- mentals" in their entirety. It will have for its ultimate object the for nation of new church.
 Sunday, January 26, public serv- ice will be held in the Jr. o. L. A.. NJ. hall on Glen street, when an ad- dress will be delivered by l.. (. Ol- sen, a New York publisher. who de- votes much of his time 10 cNangcls- tic work.
 The movement is less than two weeks old.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
Two Men Plead Guilty
 In Attempted Robbery

Providence, II. l., Jan. 2 (UP)- Frank Ciarayino and Thomas Mo- reno, both of this city. pleaded guilty to charges of highway robbery when arraigned in district court here to- day in connection with a daylight hold-up.
 The men were arrested after po- lice had frustrated an attempt to rob Miss Mary Crowthcr, 70 year old clerk employed by the Waldorf Sys tenn, Inc, of $500 on a street here yesterday.
 Both were ordered held without bail for the March grand jury.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
N, ROSOL ADDED ID
 BANK DIRECTORATE
F1. BojjnoWSki Again Honorary
 Head Of Broad St. Institution

leo GojnoWshL president o. the Peoples ,'arin2s Bank on Broad street, was reelected to that office ut the meeting of the board of dtr.,- tors last night and another director Was added. making total of l..
 All the other officers Of .ho bank We're also reelected; They were. Rev. I.ucyan EoinoWshi. pastor ot inc sacred Heart church, honorar, president; vice president, E, r. GaT- ucy, Adam Grcch and !. C. LoomiS. treasurer. PauHu Nurczyk; secretary and assistant treasurer Stanley r. ArZylowicz.
 The directors Of tho hank arc a~ follows: Leo EoNowski. E. F. Gatf- nry, Adam Grrcki. ]. C. Loomis stanley r. .>rlNyloWjrz, pauin Nur- Dayk, Frank Zimmerman, A x raoncssa, r.. $. NyslWfrc. Joseph Gworell, John Iujho, Wludislaw God lcwsbi, stanley KaIzjcvjcz. Leo, TomkowslI and Martin Eosol. who was elected to succeed the lat. Fe'lA Hcdrudczyk.
 The now lncorporalors of thr hank arc Martin ltosOI, Leon Corsji, John pygoWshi, John Ka'a, Tcotil Eusin- ski, Councilman Lucian Macgora and Dr, W. J. BloGosItwsl>i
 An increase in deposits during tho fiscal year ending December %l of approximately SS5ooo.ooU with totA resources ot $1o&.9oo.o0p, was ry- ported. Tho bank has also increased its surplus from S25.000.pQo 10 S1u,- 000. .000.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
VETERANS ASKED
 ID IGNORE CALL
Bartlett Hearing Date Causes
 Caller to DeInur

New Haven, Jan. 70 LP-Neterans' organizations which sought a hear ing on charges of neglect against s. H. Bartlett, state fund investigator here, were to ignore the session Of the state fund committee probing the charges in th's city today. David Caller, commander Of New Haven chapter, Disabled American Vet erans. said.
 "Col. C. L. Scarborough's attitude throughout this entire affair bor- ders on autocratic Prussiansm. v Caller said. And is distinctly un- American. The best interests Of disabled and indignant veterans in New Haven demand that his hear ing be completely ignored"
 Begins Over Letter
 Callers criticism was engcndorcd by a letter received from Col. Scarborough. chairman Of the state committee. by Dr. Frank Mongillo, chairman Of the local state fund committee, and commander Of the New Haven Legion in which Col Scarborough refused to comment on a plea for a change Of time for the hearing. A week aeo pr. Nongill , was apprised that Col Scarborough had set today at 2:S0 as the time for the hearing on the charges against Bartlett. The time set waS deemed inconvenient by local vet. erans and Col. Scarborough was rye quested to change the date.
 In addition. local veterans pre-. sumed that the session would be 2 star chamber" session at which none but the veteran whose com. plaint was to be heard, would ap. pear. Veterans here sought an opcr meeting at which persons with corl. plaints against Bartlett might np- pear with counsel ard in whicr members Of veterans organizations might participate.
 A letter voicing the protest Of the veterans was sent Col. Scarborough but the latter's reply only reiter- ated the time originally set for the hearing.
 There will he nothing presented before this meeting by me or any one associated with mo-" Caller said today.
 "I think that our next move will he formal demand on Gov. Trum- bull for the removal of Scarborough from the position he holds.'
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
Boston Called City of "Yokels" In
 Bushnelps Plea for Revision of
 Book Censorship Law In Hearing
City Items

:'iauicy Womcn's Relief Corps "ul hold is regular meeting lu Judd's hail. IrlJly afternoon Il, 2:&g o'clock.
 Tho executive board of tHr duur. committee ot Junior IIadas>uh will hold d meeting it the home Of Ms, Jeanette Light. @N ullNy street, this evening al \ o'clock.
 FhcnlN lodge. No. 5-. l. c. .. r.. met last evening aud Inc ,oIloWu- committees were aruon,rd Ds NobIc Grand Gus Londju: Widows and or phans, entertainment. past strands. ways and means
 Eddie Casey, former Harvard ba@- back and present coa.u. sill speak 10 the brotherhood Of .na South Con srcgational church tomorrow eve ming.
 The Salvation Ammy .4>ssory com- mlttcc WlI mcct Tuesday aurrnoou 1t o'clock to adopt a ual-,t.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
BUILDER IS DEFENDANT
 IN SUIT OVER GARAGE
Hartford Man Claims Angelo Berti Tailed to Live Up to Terms
 of Agreement

On the complaint that Angelo Berti, a local contractor, failed 10 erect a dwelling and garage in ac- cordance with specifications, Joseph Bansawich of Hartford, today brought suit for $500 damages.
 BansaWch. in papers drawn by Attorney Willis G. Parsons and served today by Deputy Sheriff Charles Q. Lord. complains that he will be put to great cXpelse to have much of the work done over and replace materials by those Of the quality specified BansaWich engaged Berti to build a two family house and a tvo-car garage at 50 Zion street, Hartford April 2o. 1929. The price Of sl1,50O was agreed upon and payments ar ranged in a contract signed on that date.
 The job has been completed and paid for, it is alleged, but it has been found that the contract has not been carried out. the plaintiff asserts.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
S4,50O CRASH SUIT FILED
Edwin Gustafson of Bristol Brings Action Against Robert l.. OnoratO For Collision Damages.

A suit involving $45Q0 has been brought by Edwin Gustatson of Bristol against Robert l.. Onorato of 5l Cedar street, as the result of an automobile accident on Septcm- Der l5, 1929, in plainville on the New Britain Plainville road.
 The plaintiff claims that the reckless driving of the defendant caused him injuries which cost ap- proXimately 5000 i'll medical bills.
 Attorney Joseph M, McDonough and Constable Fred Wrinkle served the papers.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
Rainbow Officers Are
 Formally Installed

Almost 800 Masons and their friends, members Of the Eastern Star, Order of Rainbow and De Molay. attended the semi-pubEc in stallation Of officers Of the New Britain assembly, Order Of Rainbow for Girls. last evening.
 One Of the features of the ccre- mony was a drill by the new team under the direction of Charles G. Spring.
 Gifts were presented 10 Miss Mill drcd Carroll, retiring worthy adviser Of inc Rainbow, 10 Mrs. Elizabeth Euncc, retiring mother adviser and to Mfr. Spring.
 About 65 Rainbow girls attended the supper prior to the meeting.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
LABOR LEADERS AHHAIGNED

New Bedford, Mass, Jan. v PI- Fred E. Beal. national textile work CTS union organizer and three other members of that union were found guilty of various offenses resulting from their labor activities here, in third district court today.
 Beal paid fine of s5. Two others went 10 jail in default of payment of similar fines and the complaint against the fourth was filed.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
Youth Held for Trial
 In Murder of Cousin

Brockton, Mass, Jan. 22 P- George Nardi, 19, arraigned today in district court, was held for the grand jury without bail charged with the murder of his brother-in- law and cousin, Donate Nardi. 26.
 Donate Nardi died last week at the Brockton hospital after having been stabbed during an altercation in the home of George Nardi. Be- fore his death. he refused 10 tell po- lice who his assaiant was.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
WOMEN ID STUDY LIVING PROBLEMS
Dr, Annie R. Dyer to Conduct
 Forum at '. ". (, A.

Women and girls of New Britain will be interested in a forum 10 be conducted at the Y. W. (. A. 10 discuss many modern probNms III social living. The forum will b. condu ted by Dr. Annie R. Dyer, who has been at Columbia unNer- sity, New York, and, as research as- sociate in education at Teachers college, has had opportunity to ln- ycstigate social and psychology problems of interest to women and to meet with many of the orsaDiza- lions and leaders in social thinking Mrs. Dyer has consented to start the group with four forum lectures as follows:
 l. Understanding ourselves or personality and psychology of the individual, January 2S.
 .. Satisfactions in everyday life or the philosophy of the Good life, v February 4.
 !. Growth and the changes af- fccting women and home life, Feb ruary Il.
 1. Social adjustments or differ ences, difficulties and conflicts, Feb ruary IS.
 At each forum meeting recent tic- ton. psychology and social writings wll be discussed with their applica- ton to present living, also tue works of such social psychologists as Dew cy, Dorsay, Groves, Jastrow, Ber- trand Russell, Walter Lippman and such fiL,ionists as Erskine, Whar- ton, Fannie Hurst, Glasgow, Wal pole and GalsWorthy.
 The educational committee, Mrs. R N. HemenHay, chairman, invites all women and girls to take part Tn the Forums which will begin promptly at 7.50 o'clock,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
CHELSEA MAN HELD

Hartford. Jan. -2 Rl-NIlIlam J. Gerard, r., of spencer avenue. Chelsea, Mass, WIS arrested here this morning on charges Of theft ot an automobile in this city on Jan uarN 20. Hc is also wanted in Bridgeport for theft of gasoline from a gas station there. He told police that when he left Chelsea on Jan uary 17 he also stole a car from. that city, abandoning the car in ManChcs- ter, this state. In police court today his case was continued to January Sl, for investigation.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
Staying Suspects Case
 Continued Until Monday

Maiden, Mass, Jan. 22 UPl - The case ot George Thomas, wanted in Philadelphia on a murder charge, was continued until Monday when he va, arraigned in district court here today, charged with assault with a dangerous weapon on Henry Williams, escaped inmate Of the Worcester State Insane hospital.
 Thomas, arrested in Everett Mon- day, is wanted in Philadelphia as the alleged slayer of one Samuel O'Connor, stabbed to death in that city on July H1 last.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
Fourteen Autos Burn
 In East Jaffrey Fire

TI~7 I0T7T|V \. IT,, Jan. -- P- Fourteen automobiles were destroy oI today by fire which swept through the garage of the Maxwell Motor Company. Inc, with loss estimated To be in cNccss Of $2O,O0o. The blaze was h,icvcd to have been caused ivy an ovorhcatod furnace,
 Explosions of oil and gasoline in }he Macbjnps during the fire madt tue task Of uremon hazardous. Most u@ thc cats were privately owned. Victor r.. Maxwell, owner Of the ga 'uGr. wu, out of town.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
Man Involved in Rum
 Case Released in Bail

W--fI TNUrI. Ja". - OP-EolaDl "I;"d' Iras.. who Was taken into custody Monday CnarSpd with con srrvc}. has furnished $5.oQn bond for his appearance before |. $. Com missioner Edward J. Finn in th,y Oy ou February in connection "Itu 'Hv case uf James Happy lwiJ.N who is charged with hiring ".arl Suy."
 Duje> claims prasc owned tnr still involved. Tease at fI'st was un- autr 10 raise tine money and was tax ru to the New Haven jail by |. :, Marshal Jacob Walter of Cheshire. bg, has since raised the hail.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
Present Statute Dates Back to I'll, He De- clarcs - Insists Massa- chusctts Should Consider Proposed Changes.

Boston, Jan. - lP'-A picture Of Boston held up the world as d city Of 'yokols.' whose citizens were without education and spirit and who have to look to others to tell them what they shall read, think. speak or sec vas presented 10 the legislative committee on legal af- fairs today by Robert T. Bushnell. district attorney Of MiddlescN county. and advocate of q revision Of book censorship in Massachusetts,
 speaks at Hearing
 Bushnell spoke at the oprniu- of the hearing on tho proposed law 10 require judges and iurics to deter mine the alleged obsccnity of book by it's character as whole. The present statute makes the presence of any obscene word or passage un- lawful.
 The district attorney told tho committee that the law now govern inG censorship dates back to i'll when a law was enacted apparently 10 protect the clergy. Tn 17S0 that law was amended and this trouble some phrase with which we are now dealing Was first inserted" The proposed revision Bushnell insisted. would prevent a private or sanitation from "dictating to book $ llors.' and wo9ll make the spirit of the law more nearly conform tu i the ideas Of the present century.
 Recently Prosecuted Case , Bushnell recently prosecuted a case against two Harvard Square i booksellers which resulted in a i prison sentence for one on a charge Of having sold an obscene book to i q representative of the Watch and | Ward society. At that time he 1 joined with defense counsel and with the presiding judge in assail- i lnc the methods of the society in 1 obtaining the arrests.
 i Rep. Roland n. Sawyer Of Ware, l a Congro gational minister, dcclarcl that the proposed revision should 1 include an amendment sponsored by | him to allow established booksellers ! and librarians 10 maintain "roserNc ! lists of scholarly books for scholar lily people" Sa"lcr's amendment would make il possible for such books to be put into circulation upon the signature of the borrower 10 a form stating that the book was 10 he used for a scholarly" pur- pose,
 Calls Present Law IntolcrabIc
 He assallcd the existing laws as "intolerablc,'
 Edward X. Weeks, chairman ot the Massachusetts committee for tn, revision Of the Book law testified that his organization had come into being during the "erratic supprcs- ston' which he termed the "Boston Book Massacre of 1927." Weeks is the nominal petitioner for the nc" bill.
 He described its membership as 1 including moro than 100 librarians. six college presidents and - clergy mon including, two bishops.
 Weeks said that passage Of the mcaure would eliminate the hypoc- .risy and notoricty which now at tends citizenship in Boston,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
! DIE OF RURONIC PI,AGJI,

Rio Janiero, Jan. ?. LP)-A $40 Paulo dispatch 10 the Rio Janicro Jornal says that seven persons died of bubonic plague in Sac Paulo dur ing this month. Five of the deaths occurred in the same house during the past week. The health authori- ties found many rats in the houses affected and took all precautions to wipe out the rodents.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
BOSTON BANKER DEAD

Boston, Jan. o2 LPe-Frank Geol .e Webster. SS, for many years senior partner of the Investment Sccurjtie. firm of kidder, Peabody tS Company, d'ed early today here at his home. He had been in failing health for several years,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
Free Lunching' Cops
 Banned by Buffalo

HGffulo. Jtr. - IP1-TH- oIi established custom or ,uIl,,- IUG free lIuch-s from lrurt stands and peanut car'S Is u1sSv tuI Buffalo police from today ou.
 Police Comwisiou,r Austin J Roche today issued an ordcr l,- moving all patrolurN from lv4H- which include muh.t EuEss- ,,. planning that h, bad 'e.... yompla'uts 'W, r9Ic,m.. -...-..' tr" provisions from ~tIi. u. ...-.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
PENN ROAD DIVIDEND

Philadelphia, Jan. 22 tUP)-The hoard of directors of the Pcnnsyl- vania Railroad company at it's reg uIar meeting hero today declared quarterly dividend of two per cent on it's capital stock, payable on and after February 2s to stock of rec ord February 1, 1880.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
Special Notice

Tho uogrcc Team Club of Sir Francis Drake Lodge, No. AZ? American Order Sons Of St. Georsr nul 2jNo whist on Thursday eve. MU-, January ~. at the Junior Nc. chanlrs' IlalL Glen St, o'clock Public iuNi1ed,-adNt.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

F, Erou, assistant cashier Of the Phoenix State Bank X Trust com pauy, Hartford. was elected treasur- CT 10 succeed Earle <. Stevens.
 stevens aud Clarke ". BurnhaH, recently resigned from the bank al the r,lest Of the directors when shortage or S7p,pop, due to misman- agtmcut. Was revealed.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
Hartford Banker Chosen
 For East Hampton .Joh

T.7ET TI"WWT0N IIU, - IP-Nt U ~".fiaJ n~.'m- ot I, beard os di- l''iorN ot 'H. Et~l Hampton Bank X Trust company Ur'r today. George
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
GROCER ROBBED SECOND TINF

Maiden, Mass. Jan. e2 (UP)-For 'br Scconl tune within month, l;ohrr, Iicbormau was held up i'll his grocery store here late yesterday and robbed of $9.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

Dr. Scibert has closed his offices in this city to enter into the full time duties of his now position. He had been in private practice since lHSt July when he came here to specialize in the treatment Of childrcE's dis cases.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
DR. SEIBERT GIVEN
 STATE POSITION
Closes Office Here to Become
 EpidenliOIogist for Conn.

Hartford, Jan. @g-The state de- partmont of health today announced the appointment of Dr. Albert r. Sci bert Of Berlin as cpidomiolosjst in the bureau Of prcvcnfablc diseases. pr. Soibcrt IS d graduate ot Nalr medical school and has been prac- ticinS in New Britain,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
Girl Born in Eri~tul

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New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
2 MEN BOUND OVER
 QN STORY BY GIHL
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 He'd Tor Superior Court Trial

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New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
ThcN Euth l.cit "Elur''

Her .l,'.'lL- Hit. Aiuu-4-,t1. q 'uu.t p.ace at Walnut IlU pH> la~' ~um. m,r, she suid, urtye >a~ ual .# DWug because of u uWarr !. >Un ".s "Icr|m- Ntat.' "hu }iHu-tu.n.o drove up lu au u"1owougl. and .s.- .I her tur |, match. Wai.N ~.- -.'. bIu. Are luU Iua =uHr'" l. a~r- yd and sh. r.pl,I tHa, sr. vt~. "So um l." be said, uDeoran- ro nr tasjimouN and ta,u "o ~r-@. s'"d tum they chase tn" ula,s ;t~ay HuN a spin to Eocha,ll park. Bristol where they ~pvW the afternoon
 Prom that ,mr ou. SI4e had "4a'ea with hmm q'Jia trypGWilN their merju- pl.,, mjn- in front ut 1 Nuiu s.rr.t tpa,r mar jno bUrJ"vshun in wMrU n. vus ,u- ploy,I. "Nc had uuur,'s about where We would -o,' she said, I'll, always wanted to go 10 a show aud wanted to dance. l alAays won out and We danced" She nWwal dance rayjlons which ih'> rs.nuut'd duru- the summer and n.-Ij ,lrlis m lhe cooler N,arhyr. and --II tN, relations which loj 10 NJu@jalco's arrest began week or >o Httrr rhpr meeting m tN. park and occWrnd m Muu@ia;pco's ear m the yard ot her home on Oraugy street.
 Al ;he orcmu- ol r.. rIaI- lrus. ,ru,ny Attorney J. G. Woods ctl,.d Srg,Hut T.. <. MpA}a> @> t., ws' witness for the sratc. but before he testified, Attorney rbotuaN r.. Me- ponou@h rcurca,ujU~ Nau-jaro. asked that all who Iad no bu>jurss in court bc required tu ie4>r. JUd&, Sa\e said he thought the cour, room had been cleared, but Attorney Mo- NunougH pointed fo U group o' Nouu% women and ~alu one ol tH'w Was Mdu2latIto's wife and i~ did not want her 10 rpWUu during the trial. She and her companions were I,,,...l If,+ l,,. f't,,r,t tifff,.,.r. I,ID
New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
Call, 1c.timnnN Nuhtrrlu.r

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New Britain herald., 1930-01-22

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