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New Britain herald., 1930-12-23
AUTO SERVICE MEN
 TOPROPOSE LAWS
Association May Present Bills to
 Incoming Legislature

Plans for the preparation Of Iegls- .lative matters that may be proposed hv the New Britain members of the general assem bly, in Hartford next month, were discussed last nlght al q. special meeting of the members of the newly organized New Britain ln- dependent Automobile Dealers and Service association, held in the ban ouet hall of Odd Fellows temple
 There are about 80 dealers in au- tomobiles and owners of service sta -tions in New Britain, and nearly 4o of them are members of the new or ganization. The association was formed for the purpose of haVlng 2. central body for the exchange CT views, protection of credit, unity ot service and cooperation of methods and ideas, and the 4o or more who are members say that they have al ready begun to feel good effects o1 having the association.
 It was estimated by one Of, the 1 temporary officers last night that more than $20o000 was on the books of the local dealers and serV- 1 ice stations. and of this amount less than one-half is considered easily collectible, and less than three fourths collectible at all. To thwart
 the perpetual credit seeker. and to
 do their business on a more nearly cash basis, the association was 1 formed, and the members report
 that their mutual help and conti-
 dence with each other has produced
 some fine results, financially and so-
 cially.
 The association meets the first Monday of each month in Odd Eel
 lows building. The first annual
 meeting will be held on March E.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-23
Christmas Resembles
 Halloween in Minn.

St. Paul, Minn., Dec g LP--Ob- servancc Of Christmas by many per sons of Scandinavian lineage in Minnesota assumes an aspect of Halloween.
 The practice IS to dress in clown ish costumes and wear grotesque false faces, and thus arrayed to visit neighbors, It is called the "Yule book" which in Norwegian means Christmas fool.'
New Britain herald., 1930-12-23
SOutherners Celebrate
 By Going Coon Hunting

Nurphy, \. t., Doc, g LPl - Shooting of firearms starts the Christmas celebration for mountain folks of thc southern Appalachians,
 Some families pack Up and spend several daEs visiting klntolhs or nelghbors, The older men and boys shoulder guns and follow on the heels of coon hounds for d hunt
 At night young people walk and ride for miles to attend square dances. where they swing till day. break to fiddle music.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-23

zalcoatl in his modern, humanlzed form, substituting for Santa Claus in Mexico.
 Mexico City. Dec. e3-This year there will be no Santa Claus i'll Mexico. Santy has been chased out of the country as an undesirable foreigner"
 His place will he taken by i native mythical deity who bears the somewhat abbreviated name Quet- zalcoatl pronounced kets-al-kwatD. Quetzalcoatl, the Fair God of Montezumas $ people, who vas no1n- mated to the elevated post by the Mexican ministry of public educa- ton, will make his debut today, when he will appear in humanlzed form to the children of Mexico City.
 The occasion Of this initial mani festation is to be a Christmas fiesta" to he held at the National Stadium under the auspices of the ministry of public education, At this fiesta the newly appointed Santy will hand out toys, clothing and food to poor children of Mexico City.
 Where QuetzalcoaI came from where he disappeared to, and what he looks like are mysteries to which no great importance is attached here. He was the god Of the winds of the Aztec Indians, and is usually depicted in the form of a plumed serpent. At the San Juan Teotlhua- can archaeological field near here the principal pyramid, the Temple i of Quetzalcoatl," bears the figure of | a huge feathered serpent.
 As depicted in his humanlzed i form. however, by the ministry Of l public education, Quetzalcoatl IS a l solemn. gray-halred parsonage with l a beard not as long as that ot the bantshed Santa Claus, and with a long. formal robe instead of the jolly sports attire of Santa Claus,
 Old Aztec traditions speak Of q 1 man. tall and blonde, with a golden l beard, who spoke sUeetlE and 1 taught Indians many useful arts, poetry and music. One day, how ever. this blonde stranger, who had
 been named Quetzalcoatl went 10 sea, started 10 walk over the waves, and was never seen again, Only his memory remained; the memory ot q
 man who had been kind,
 The occasion of Santas hanlsh- ment from Mexico is q tar-reaclllng naturalization campaign carried on
 by the Mexican government, This
 campaign IS directed with greatest
 energy toward the schools Mexico
 feeling that by instilling patriotism
 in the hearts ot children, more
 loyal populace a generation later will result. National 'deas. na-
 tional art. national Literature are ! to replace foreign ones. So q na-
 tionaI Santa Claus had to be found
New Britain herald., 1930-12-23
North New Englanders
 Emulate Santa Claus

Burlington, Vt, Dec, p Lpy - In Vermont and other northern New England states Christmas Is entire-. ly in keeping with the child's con- ception of Santa Claus with d sleigh and reindeer,
 On snow covered streets the tinkle or sleigh bells mingles with the clanking Of automobile chains
 During the holiday season many an automobile is idle while its owner, with other young people, some from smart colleges, bundles into an old-fashioned bobsled,
 FOR BEST RESULTS USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-12-23
TREE CUTTERS CAUGHT

Idaho Falls, Ida, Dec. 23 p- Some poor families who weren't go- ing to have Christmas trees are looking forward now to receiving them from forest rangers. There truckIoads of trees were confiscated after they had been cut down in na- tional forests without federal per- mission,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-23
Italian Specials

Bargamo, Dec. 23 (UP(-The will of Gaetano Paladlni, who died ln vealing hequest of 100000 lire for d Kindergarten in the commune of Casirate Adda, of which he was first podesta.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-23

Trieste, Dec. B UP)-The opera season was successfully lnaugurated at the Verdi theater with Puccinl's Turandot.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-23

Foggia, Dec. B (UP)-Giusappe Russo, 50, noted lawyer, fell dead Of heart trouble while addressing the local court, which adjourned in mourning.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-23

Alexandria, Dec, B (UP)-Thirty- six men who failed to pay bachelor taxes appeared in the local lower court and were fined 200 to 400 lire each.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-23

Piacenza, Dec. 23 UP)-Fire de- stroyed q farm house owned by Domenica Cavaln in Rottofreno township burning a quantity Of hay and other products, as well as agrl- cultural machinery. Damages were ing incendiarlsm, were investigating.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-23

5 beautiful patterns in border and floral decorations, on an ivory body-full serv- ice for 12 people-at a price never be- fore sold in New Britain. Take ad- vantage noW-Speclal
New Britain herald., 1930-12-23

REDUCED FOR WEDNESDAY An ideal Xmas gift, very specially priced. Made of fine quality mate rials, all daintily hand embroidered. In all white, all sizes. Reg. S1.49 val.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-10

is the force of the personality of the man, he was able to solve withs one of the instruments of peace, words.
 By his solution he has. forced from Mexican public life, for the time being at least, such important figures as Emilio Portes Gil, former president who this week resigned his presidency of the national revolu- tionary party; Colonel Chazaro, who resigned as secretary to President Ortiz Rubio and will go to Europe; Dr. Jose Manuel ,Puis Casauranc, who has retired as chief of the fed eral district and is in Europe; and Luis Leon, who resigned as secretary of industry, commerce and labor.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-10
KEW BRITAIN SINGERS
 IN ADDITION TONIGHT
Miss Riley and Mir. Paluch Entered In Statewide Contest
 Going on Air.

Tonight is the night when Rose- mary Riley, soprano, and Walter Paluch, tenor, both of New Britain, will try to represent Connecticut in the fourth national s25,oo0 vocal audiHon. Miss Riley and MT. Paluch will compete with other state con- testants in the studio of WDRC, New Haven, at 8 o'clock and the voices of all the contestants will go out over the air. The contest to- night will last an hour
 It is possible for most radio sets to obtain fair reception from WBRC on most nights, and if reception happens to be fair tonight undoubt- edly many local ears will be attuned to the New Haven wavelength. Ahe Iudges will announce the decision at the conclusion of the hours broad cast.
 Walter l.. Magnuson, general chairman of the local addition at which the local singers won their spurs, will be at the studio to give them comfort and to guard them against nervousness.
 The contest over the air will be guided by the same rules as ob- tained at the local addition in the South Congregational church chapel
New Britain herald., 1930-10-10
GALES AGAIN AIDS
 COUNTRY IN CRISIS
Thousands Greet Former Presi.
 dent at Colonia Station

Mexico City, Oct. 10 R)-General Plutarco Elias Gales, Mexico's iron man, was back in the capital today after having for a second time come out of retirement to aid the govern ment he relinquished two years ago.
 Thousands of persons, aware of his coming, met him at the Colonia station last night when he arrived from Monterey, and acclaimed him in fashion which left no doubt of the tremendous power he still can wield in the nations affairs.
 With his arrival there was re- vealed, although not in all its detail, that his coming was at the urgest behest of the national revolutionary party, which he founded, and the government, which recognized an obscure but very real national crisis
New Britain herald., 1930-10-10

None of the resigning figures has public disturbed by serious rumors and noting events became convinced that a very serious and threatening discord existed in administrative and party circles.
 President Ortiz Rubio was sched- uled to make a speech last weekend at Monterey in dedication and in auguration of a public works there. but several days prior to the event he cancelled his projected trip north and his speech and said that Gener- al Gales. who had been on honey moon at one of his ranches, would speak for him. The president said
New Britain herald., 1930-10-10

that he was slightly indisposed and
 would be kept busy with next years budget.
 General Gales speech attracted nationwide attention. He mention ed no names but gave solemn warn ing that persons who would not act
 in cooperation with the government
 and in keeping with the principles
 of the revolution" would have to
 eliminate themselves from Mexico's
 public life. He declared that a
 breach of harmony within the ranks of the administration would not be tolerated.
 There followed almost immedi- ately the resignations mentioned
New Britain herald., 1930-10-10

A statement published by Presi- national crisis was past. and that the administration and national revolutionary party had been purged of itncooperative elements. With the crisis now passed" the president said, i've should devote our efforts only to work and should lead the country toward a policy of recon struction and order"
 Details of General Gales coup are still not known. but certain events of the past fortnight have taken the public eye and led to much guessing as to what may be written between the lines.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-10

important chorus in New England.
 Other musical activities by MT. Magnuson include being member of the program committee Of the New Britain Musical club, mem- Der of the state board of the Con- necticut Federation of Musical clubs, general chairman of the recent au- dition in this city, the conductor of an important series of concerts to be given at Swedish Bethany church this season, and in addition he finds time to teach a large piano class.
 Before coming here he was ors ganist of the First Unitarian church of Worcester, Mass. He, was grad uated from Clark university in that city.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-10

recently, which was sponsored by the New Britain Musical club.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-10
BAR ASSOCIATION EXPLAINS STAND
Members Favored Crater Be-
 cause of High Ability

New York, Oct. 10 R-Membags of the association of the bar of the city of New York explained today their action in recommending the appointment of Joseph Force Crater to the supreme court bench.
 The disappearance of Justice Crater, who has been missing more than two months is the subject of grand jury Investigation. In com pliance with a request of the grand jury for the names of the persons who recommended the appointment, Governor Roosevelt said in a letter to Attorney General Ward yesterday the appointment had been made of, the recommendation of the Bar as- sociation and that he later received letters of commendation from Vic- tor J. Bowling, president justice, appellate division, first department, and Charles c. Birmingham, presi- dent of the Bar association.
 -"The Bar association's judicial committee. of which former Justice Samuel H. Ordway is chairman, suggested certain names to the governor at the time he was called upon to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Justice Pros kauer," Birmingham said. Among the names recommended were those of Bernard L. Shientag, Isador HKresel, George w. Alger, a republi- can, and MT. Crater. I emphasize MT. Crater was one of them. At that time we thought highly of them all. MT. Crater had been secretary tq Senator Wagner when the latter twas on the bench. he had been professcr Of law, and had the repu- tation of a man of exceptional ability" sN
New Britain herald., 1930-10-10

When General Gales left the Mexican presidency in November, 1928, after assa ssination Of General Obregon, he asserted that he was out of politics, but that he would be within ca1 if he should be needed to preserve the integrity of the con- stitution and the revolution"
 Routed EScobar
 He was first called from retire ment in March, 1929, when he took up the sword and successfully led the nations armed forces against the revolt of General Escobar. His sec ond call, a few days ago, was to meet crisis no less serious than that of March, 1929, but which, such
New Britain herald., 1930-10-10
NAMED CONDUCTOR. !.
 0F BROCKT0N CLUB %
". |. Magnuson to Direct
 Chorus Of 67 Male Voices

Walter L. Magnuson, organist and director of mixed choir at a plale chorus at the Swedish Bethany church, this week added to his ac- tivities by accepting the post of cons ductor of the Mems Choral club of Brockton, Mass. chorus of 67 trained voices--
 MT. Magnuson, 1t was learned, must make a weekly trip to Brock toh for rehearsals, leaving here each Wednesday and returning on Thurs day.
 It is the first time in New Britain 1t is said, that a local musician has traveled so far afield to conduct an
New Britain herald., 1930-10-10
RE:S|N0L WAY TO GET RID OF P|MPLES>

Cleanse the skin and rid the pores ot clogging impurities with Res incl Soap, then apply Resinol Ointment to heal the sore, in> famed pimples. This simple treat ment usee: daily, has changed many coarse, blotehy, seemingly hope less skin into one that is clear, smooth, and naturally lovely. Your druggist sells Resinoi Soap and Ointment. Buy them today. You will find then invaluable for all kinds of skin disorders.
 SAMPLE FREE:-Write Resinol, Dept. 45, Resinol Baltimore, Md.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-10

heretofore. involving four tisurss which had had great deal to do with the government. The presi- dents proclamation that all is now well, almost his first public utter- ance since his cancellation of his projected trip north, 1t was believed would allay fears of another nation al disturbance which have been rife during the few weeks.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-10

Upholsterer bees make burrows in the ground, and are often seen at work in summer cutting rose leaves for the cells where the eggs are laid. .4
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
$500 BUYS a RADIO SHOE

$500 BUYS A RADIO SHOP.
Well going business with up-to:date fix;
lures; no dead stock; Majestic, Philco and
spaTton FRANCHISES Loos i oyer must ae
koma Park. D. c. ---------------
p. F. CARLEY. S02 10th St.
Delicatessen, lunch and cigars, near Conn:
aye aye and 18th St. doing good business. sec
this place and make offer.
Cafeteria. near 18th and Pa: ave do 2nos
weekly, See this place; make offer.
rental. $3.50; price and terms right.
rs sEHo 81. spss sssg ,.qs nth and H
?. +. CARLEY. Met. 9727. y
BUSINESS BARGAINS.
s95o-CHEAP
grocery and meats: store and 3 rooms;
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s1.1oo-sAcR1FICE
Tea room; near 14th and Park I'd; will be
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LUNCH room; well equipped; $50 daily;
sood future possibilities: downtown.
81 450.
rms at $50 m e.2's Stock i' worth 70 $4,000 ~
Sl,750
Cleaning ana pressing; Mt. Pleasant.
$1,650-OFFER.
DelicateSSen near i4th and K NV.
$l,750
4-chair barber shop; l4th and H ne.
$500
Carpet cleaning plant; cheap; terms.
$3,950-BARGAIN.
Hardware: est. yrs; main street, does
sl500 yearly; does $500 key bus: stock
worth $4,000; rental. s75. Easy terms.
MERCHANTS
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MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS.
WE SECURE THE BEST EXCLUSIVELY.
Cigars, tobacco. news and lunch; one of
the best in the city: fine locations modern
n%tures; aooo lease: price OF business ana
fixtures. $4,000: will consider city property
in trade.
For sale. desirable property on st. near
nth NV; restaurant LIST floor. 3 eparts.
and furniture, s25,5oo.
Hotel; over so rooms about as baths;
elevator; Tyr. isase; we'll furnished price,
Note: Cafeteria. near govt dept. we'll
equipped, including steam table; good living
rooms above; low rent; wonderful oppor-
Tea room; in business section; patront3ed
By the better class; bargain at $1,000.
Variety store. including ladies' wear. no.
$1,000.
Dehcatessen and conf; low rent: halt
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Beautiful and exclusives rooming house; Il
ROOMS, 2 baths; rent; 500; price, $1,000.
Mass. ave; So 900; lease.
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and success in business brokerage is well
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MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS,
929 New York Ave.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

TANTED-Passengers for Miami; Dodge
ftdan: Sls Mrs. Hooking, 6l9 18th ST.
NV. Metropolitan l24o. ---
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Carolina and Georgia points; passenger
and cars wanted. Franklin 1oi53. 81
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

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CHEVROLET SEDAN, 1929 months old.
dark blue, cowl lights. same as new. private
trade. Chas. Hoke, 1910 5tb st. ne. Lin
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS Electrical wiring
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wood floors and staircases' carpentry pin nntoI
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ton Penn Improvement 4 Electric, ~
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FLOOR WORK. every DESCRIPTION; very req
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KEYs-Dupiicate keys. rs cents; made while
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CHEVROLET COACH, i926-Fully equipped
and in dandy condition; several to select
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

CAT. beautiful blue Persian. male. Apt. 504,
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PUPPIES BIRDS AND OTHER PETS.
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CHEVROLET 4-DooR SEDAN. 1o2s-Runs
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with indisputable references for character,
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MEN. WOMEN. WIN FREE s-DAY ROUND
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YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE POSITION AS
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s27s-RooM1NG HOUSE; II rooms; central.
s450-Rooming house: IL rooms; rent, $50;
near Thomas Circle; 5000 cash.
ss5o-Roomine house; Is rooms terms.
l,500-Cafeteria, Broom apt; rent, s65:
yrs; lease; Govt Bldg. section.
good bargain on terms
Cigar and newsstand in large ONCE build
ing; rent, $50; owner leaving town, will
r NJ CURTIS. 800 nth st. NV.
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PAINTING. PAPERHANGING. .PLAS TER1NS.
special prices this month best n,a mntef ssai
iith st. NV. near Park I'd Adams S340
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rAPERINSs. painting and general home I'M;
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GASOLINE SERVICE, WEEKLY PAPER FOR
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sALE--AUToMoBILEs.

CHANDLER BRoUGHAM-Late model A.
wheel brakes, balloon tires. new paint, very
good shape; sacrifice best offer. lat INLAND
terrace ne. N. 1896. 20s
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MOST DESIRABLE LARGE ROOM IN APT.
house mr.. Cap. Cafeteria in bldg; reas. to
acceptable person or couple. Lin 684e-W.
light vibrs tor; treatments. $2O0 Col. 7419.
House, 10 TO $50. Sunday. 10 to 4.
CHILDREN CARED FOR DURING BUSI-
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