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New Britain herald., 1930-04-02
What Congress Is
 Doing
Wednesday

Wednesday
 Senate Considers muscle shoals legisla. tion.
 Lobby committee continues muscle shoals investigation.
 House Debates special rule under which tariff would be sent direct to con- ference.
 Judiciary committee resumes taking testimony of drys in prohi bition hearings.
 Banking committee continues in- vestigation of group, chain and branch banking.
 Tuesday
 Senate Passed annual appropriation bill for state, justice, commerce and labor departments. Lobby committee resumed muscle shoals investigation and called Chairman Raskob of democratic nd- uonal committee 10 testify Friday. Commerce committee considered unemployment legislation. Senator Couzens introduced reso- lution to take from interstate com- merce commission authority to ap-
New Britain herald., 1930-04-02
REPUBLICANS WIN

Hartford, April 2.-Fifteen repub. llcan nominees were swept into of- flee in the West Hartford elections yesterday. The town council now is composed entirely of republicans. Thomas 1T. Russell, elected on the democratic ticket, is registered re. publican.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-02
SOCIETY IS GAME
 FOR WEALTHY MEN
Millions Await Winners, Former
 Social Secretary Says
BY MARGARETTA ROBERTS (Who Has Been Social Secretary In the Homes of Some Of the Coun- try's WeaIthiest Families.)

Several of the best known women ir society today have entered it Via Europe. That may seem like a long way to get to Long Island. Bar Harbor, or Newport, but, in the end it frequently proves the shortest.
 Since the war it has been con- paratively easy for rich Americans to crash London. London's titloi folk have been badly hit and the old estates are taxed unmercltullN. The owners of these estates are not adverse to taking paying guests, v or perhaps letting the estate to excessively rich Americans for a rather fabulous sum. And many im- poverished titled women, diplomat ically approached, will take asplr- ing rich climbers under their tute- lage and for a very conslderabt sum will make what is generally termed Interesting social con- tacts.'
New Britain herald., 1930-04-02

thousands of dollars.
 But, alas, when I reached home that evening, dead tired. more gifts had come, and there was still indebtedness. The dowager was in tears. Her most important so- cial rival had come across with d jewelled lighter that fairly reeked O.. lavish expenditure. The dow- ager had nothing to give in return.
 She finally solved the problem by sending to the rival one of the gifts she had received from some. .one else.
 In her next article-the last of this series--the Social Secretary tells the inside story of the "debu- tante marriage mart"
New Britain herald., 1930-04-02
RETURNS TO JAIL

Hartford, April 2.-In acordance with a decision of the supreme court of errors that second offenders on a charge of driving an automobile while intoxicated must serve a jail sentence. Thomas P. Kelly. A, was taken back to the county jail yes- terday afternoon to serve three more months of his six-month term.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-02
DR.HAND'S
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I, i, the prescription of famous ehildss specialist-SAFE. pleasant to take, gentle and
 ,ure fn its action. Your druggist will tell you that many of your own friends have success fully used it. Buy bottle of Dr. Hand 5 today.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-02
Titles Missing

This method, too, has it's dlsad- vantages. All too many of the titled friends brought back to this country have proved to be own CTS of only second rate titles, or no title at all.
 A good way for q woman to get wedge into society is for her to select a few good charities and be very industrious in their behalf. Eventually this will lead to con- tact with some socially desirable people. The trouble with this Sys- tenn is that it has been worked 10 death, and now is considered an obvious method of attack.
 Another method. and one which is growing, is to invite guests 10 meet some important actor, au- thor, or musician. Many of the people invited will come out Q; curiosity. The celebrity, the guest ot honor. may be engaged at T price of $500 to $500 for the eve ming. This is an angle of the so' ciety racket which has growl, greatly during the past two years
 I know one society climber, l; woman who when confronted witt the impending collapse of her fir5 really big and important dinner engaged a particularly popular and distinguished English novels to act as her guest of honor. l cost her $500 to have him o1 hand, but she probably considerc, i. cheap at the price, for her dia ner turned out to be a great sue cess,
New Britain herald., 1930-04-02
. . Men as Climbers

Many climbers depend a great deal on publicity. It is their am bition to keep their names and pictures on the, society pages of the great newspapers and maga- zines. In order to accomplish this, they cultivate decidedly cordial attitude towards all mem bers of the press and, in many cases, employ on their personal staff a newspaperman or womal whose sole duty it is to see that the press is kept fully informed of the doings of Mir. and Ms. So- aId-So.
 Many of the most energetic so- cial climbers are men. In days gone by Americans liked to thini; of society as a woman's game; nov one finds an increasingly large number of men who are openly out to scale the social heights.
 I worked for on such man. H. was a charming person. Yet hl never quite arrived socially. The owner Of an enormous ranch oI California, he made frequent trips there in private train loaded with his guests. His hospitalitg was unbounded, and it was not un- usual for him to import an entire orchestra, and 1 remember when he engaged d whole company ot bull-fiehters from Mexico in order to stage a bull fight for his guests amusement.
 The monthly bills of his esta2- lishment were enormous. I kno V this because l had the duty of making out the checks at the end of each month. Everything at his establishment was free to his guests. One young man, a guest happened to be very much in love with . girl living in New York.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-02

Maple syrup having a farm value of s2,112,000 and maple sugar with a value of $270,000 were produced in Vermont in 1929.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-02

He called her nightly on the long distance telephone. The bill raj into hundreds of dollars, but the host never thought of asking the guest to settle it. And so far as l know, the guest never thought of offering 10 do so. The bootlegger''s bill at this establishment often ran to $4,000 or $5,000 a month.
 This man entertained not only the society set and the polo play ing crowd, but a large number of actresses from Hollywood. The invitations usually were for ten days. and during that time the guests were kept busy with Vari- ous sorts of entertainments every minute of the time.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-02
Says Men Want Pals, Not
Patients!
California Girl tells way to be
 Popular

CHE was engaged! She was O the happiest girl in the world. A round of teas and parties, a whirl of pleasure, and she began to wonder what was the matter. Too tired to so out-and he-was he be- coming tired of her?
 It was at this point that Miss Margaret Belden of Los Angeles woke up to the fact that something had to be done about it. "Men want pals, not patients" she writes. T went right to my doctor. Do you know what he said? Rest and Nujol!
 With a prayer in my heart Nujol in my medicine cabinet gan to fight back to being the hea robust, happy girl ] had been be Two months passed. No more no more worrying, no more dreams. Today I beat him or tennis court, and although he out-sWim me, I make him doing it. It's good to be hs It's good to be free, physically be able to share, any time, in S or dancing or anything else wit one you loveT'
 Here's another one who has les that the simplest and surest W; be well and Nlll of good spirits clear the bodily poisons out of system regularly. Not with pr ful drugs, but normally, natu
New Britain herald., 1930-04-02
Helps in Business

Helps in Business
 But despite the amount of mon' cy that he spent he never made any real impression on society Perhaps he never wanted to. His entertainments were just trifld too picturesque, his expenditures too spectacular.
 In many ways the man climber has d better chance than his wife. He has wider initial contacts Business affiliations, q few goo1 clubs frequently bring him 1nto contact with the, sort of men Who can make or break his social cd- reer. If such 8 man also happens to have a wife who is charming ard helpful and sufficiently self-et- facing he may manage to land both of them in society on the mere strength of his wealth and business prestige.
 Social prominence has a high commercial value and is, there fore, greatly sought after by the successful business man of today It sells stocks and bonds, manlpu- lates big deals, commands posi- tions on important boards, and fl the icing on the cake generally.
 Some Of the best social climbers I know are men. They are goot spenders, and magnificent and lav ish entertainers.
 Another unusual figure In socl ety, whom 1 remember very well was a wealthy Newport man. II was and still $ very much on tn inside of the Newport circle. H had several eccentricities whicl | endeared him 10 his set of friends where he was considered some thing of humorist. Wheneve this man was invited out 10 dime he went accompanied by his stai and dignitied valet who carried large bundle under his arm.
 This bundle contained the gen tlcman's liquor for the evening And no matter how many drink were offer lsm. he refused then and was served from his own pri vate stock. He explained that h didn't trust anybody'S liquo these days and this remark va always greeted by shouts | laughter.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-02
At The First Sign Of Skin Trouble .

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 For free sample of each, write
 Resinol, Dept 92, Baltimore, Md.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26
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For he's trying 70 remember
Taoz vto se1- him cards lzx- year
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Why that -o< ct u TIE kT-c1ez7
Why fhs- Stamping @ the foW7
Esrk, Ano-hsr crash c. dishes
And d s-zzz---g c. rhe door.
rs the nzSd who's L high 6udzeon
And she's very erus-znd how.
F- she's postponed yuleside greetings
And Snes GOT 20 s<nd EN- noEt
VII
Hz-x, There's fighting - above =.
Hear these voices loud ups-st-St
Theres dsenzson Is- be1o= Us
Ard . breaking ID C chars:
What's the reason fC the tr0uhle5
Why TIE tu-r,ol ard the s-ress7
Al TIE reEzh5ors are deciding
On thez- C1-i<-rzs cards. I guess
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The chief suspects II the murder
q Juanlfa Setn. shot - Q nr1cge
party Dy . gun belonging 70 Judge
Marshall. 1er Rrdicrd @ shom she
paid 40 rent are Flora Niles. e
S1ras closet ~ The time cf he
murder reading q note which she
thinks = frcm her husband, Dexter
Spragce. Who Erote that note. and
vno knew Mia IL New York ard
came 70 Hamilton ~ her suggestion,
and Lydia. the maid
lydia szys she loved Mia ard
q showing Special investigator
Dundee presents Mia gave ner
when Tracey Miles. c1e C TIE
guests. returns 20 take Lydia o It's
home. E he may Dundee tells Ter
Of this. and reads Nira's Ell- ez--
ing everything 20 LYDIA rh.ra
shows Mas fear q death and g1=ez
Lydia additional motive LYDIA
knOxs nothing % hs sI0o0 MIA
deposited since she cane 20 Hzn1l-
ton
Dundee kzrrS from LYDIA thar
Mia went out xi-h Ran Hsnrr,d
= ioTe EI-h Ter E-d missing fr1rn
lie party Thursday night and ri
Cay night the night SIC -z1e -
vZl- san Sp<zg1e. rho k<t 5Er ID
SCI Dundee asks M1es z - zE
Ralph q Mas house that z1rri-x
and Ehat Ezs h4s s---r1de- M.ez
says Ez- Rslln seemed n Errle
kzlczs @ Els ealing @ Mia TOO
bur t1z- II cozkrr have killed he-
Nils and LYDIA sezvs. ard Dzn6e<
En6s that the kitchen door las bce-
unlocked II the a--lc. she NlT RID
Lng pace fc- 81 INTRUDER, he frs
= . bedroom traces C a ran hzF-
III slept there The night before
SsE 20 On with the Sfory
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with he thrill C hs cscorerJ
singing hl11he.y s.oor his nerves
Bonnie Dlnde%- sueczsl rre<rzn-
tor f0- the district s-rorr<T. rad ~
frs h1EEed the intention CT fcl1~-
Ing tie neE trail sl1,e Had1-
Captain S-rsEn tainted him e.
too gooc-lztC-edy about his sb1-
IL &C ge- along wzfhoz. TIE yu-x-
g mans he1p7
But ne TzS Cad both se.rfsafT
and U~1s@l<S1lE. When half 81 hou-
la.er. Il rhrer o1er Ire srurr cocr
Of dead EIcss ho4e 70 the erie.
q TIE houScsde so-zd- Cz-zrzr
TIE fngEuIn- expert and r. TIC
p-zncC-ne<1e1 rho had searched
The too Eoor fo- the missing -ra1o-
C The murderer hEr-e-- <oo-r a<-r
Ire n1-ce- rad ben Committed F1-
II Srzzn needed his D1rdArs =
ne-o Re needed The exper rzchE--
e-y vni<h Sczzn cz0rztnA Ard !.
Vas Eood 20 feel the grin q rzarude
II the Cd chiefs hencrEzxo srd Il
scr TIRE si1os5 sn- Twinkle @ sooE-
oET = RS hard Cd EzT e-s
Dundee ed the w7y ID TIE from
stairs % TIE urDe- Ter. Cad e
hear TIE hs7vY tread c. oftlczzI Zee:
behind hin
4 gresS you've 90 + al 6o-e1
OUT Th0 IRE SeL- -orz-r re--@-
nan friend Was E--~z- COMMIT
- Fs-1z-T. Is ne <o-Lc-e6 De
ITO -he c'ezszrt tz 5=6-orl
I be1le-e 7 have FIT : -e@d Car
7Ezy % u-cTe ny hE7ch Dz3c@
acknowledged
Eagerly. swiftly r. 6-zTs1 =.
frs tzrz-5le f-6--he o1<r I'll
cc-z the 67apes s-e-E q zz.
rer --1cks- TIE evening pager q C.
Cay be-os- he fart COR AZ
EezE-Es o. BARRIERS p--zEe EG
. pl-oE case - -5e o6 -1sc.
had c.sz-zF ben SEPT n Erce -
linen EzS changed
Ec-- Cc-En-Ez-Ec1-- Dr..
Gee Eh-.ed Upo1 -he ITO EEen'
pEztrclotL@Der- = Ezr- g k11T
what vou s- q t1ese -0o-s -bE
you SEARCHED the- early th4s ere
r1ng that yo1 611T Sc nov 70
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