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New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
REPORT DECREASE
 IN WATER USAGE
Consumption Falls 7S2,OQO Gal- Ions Daily Below Last October
NEW SECRETARY ELECTED
Community Chest Total Receives S8,317 Boost Making Entire sum Collected $c7,1tG, Nearly One Third Desired Cuoa-Itcms.

The factories contributing to It n large degree because Of their being slackened by depressed business. the steepest decrease in the usage of water i'll Bristol for some time was reported at meeting of the board or water commissioners by Supec- intendent G. Earle Lourie last night. The average daily consumption dur ing October, the uperlntendent re- vealed. was 1,526,0G0 gallons, or 752,QQ0 gallons less a day than dur ing the same month last year. The loss in money because of this drop in usage over October of last year vas s1.563.29.
 Despite the fact that Bristol has been visited Tn th1 past few days b, rain storms. all local reservoirs are below their brims. No, l Is down l3 feet; No. ?, three feet eight inches; No. 4. eight feet; No. ,. five feet Under date Of November 15, chemists of the state laboratories reported on the local supply as be- ins "entirely satisfactory from q meteorological standpoint" No ob- jectionable types were found in ten cubic centimeter volumes of water.
 The meeting was opened with the organization of the new board. Of which William E. Tracy was elected secretary to succeed Alexander E. Harper, resigned, who has removed from this city to FarmingtoJ. Charles L. Wooding was reelected it's chairman. Resolutions on Mir. Harper's resignation were passed by the board It was said that he was a member of the board since it's formulation in 1913. during which time he held office as secretary. Townsend G. TreadWay, who was named 10 the body in place Of MT
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
Grange Meeting

At the regular meeting of the Berlin Grange last night there were a mum Der of visitors from neighbor- ing chapters who, with the local members. made a gathering of ap- proximately 200 Grangers. Patrons were present from New Britain. Southington, Bristol and West Hart ford. A luncheon was served fol lowing several lectures delivered by visiting members.
 social Five to Meet
 Members of the Social Five so- ciety will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Cobey on Wilcox avenue.
 East Berlin Items The Tuesday evening bridge club met last evening at the home Of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Fiske on Beckley road. A most enjoyable evening was spent The following were awarded prizes: Mrs. Harold Day. Mrs. Egnar Peterson. Mrs. Edward kahms. liar old Day. Miss Dorothy Sugenhim4 secured the "booby" prize. Refresh ments were served following the playing.
 A meeting of the Sunday school board of the Methodist church will be held this evening at 7:30 o'clocG with Rev. and Mrs. t. E. Wilson.
 Mrs. Charles Woodward is con- fined 10 her home on Cottage street with a sprained ankle sustained from a fall while engaged in her household duties.
 Church night will be observed dt the Methodist church tomorrow eve ming the program commencing with a buffet luncheon at G;30 o'clock. This will be the last meeting in the series.
 The Fife and Drum corps will hold its usual weekly rehearsal Thursday evening at 7.30 o'clock II the Community hall.
 The Boy Scouts will meet Friday evening at 7 o'clock in the base ment Of the Methodist church.
 A whist and social will be held al St. Gabriel's Episcopal church Fr.- day evening at o'clock. Eefresh- ments will be served following th@ playing. The hostesses for the eve ming will be Mrs. Raymond Stimp- son and Mrs Edward Russell.
 The library will be open Friday afternoon and evening for the eA- change of books. The annual mem. bership fees will now be accepted by the treasurer of the association. l: is anticipated that many new mcn- bers will be added to the roster this year. The librarian has added many new books both reference and fic- tion during the past month.
 The Social Five will meet with Mrs. Frank Cobey tomorrow after noon at her home on Wilcox avenue.
 A large crowd was in attendance al the card party held Monday night at Sacred Heart church. East Der lin.
 Next Monday evening the affair will be in the nature Of q Thanks
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

Freshmen: William Cook. George Elton. Hazel Grady, Rose Harrisan. Robert Hart, Isabel Hintz, Elizabeth Hurley. Leona Kelly, Fred Kram- pitz, Elsie Litke, Eleanor Mastro- battisto, Mary McKinstry. John Me- Lelland. Winifred Meyer, Michael Monich, Irene Officer, Constance Pape, John Parsons, Andrew Pruch" Eicki, Betty Ryan. Walter Son. stroem, Helen Stroecker and Otto Winter.
 Honorable mention-Seniors: Isa- bel Audiano, Blanche Baillargeoh, Ruth Beach. Bernice Bouchard, Vim cent Boyar, Domicella Bromirski, Harriet Carlson, Roderick Cumming, Gabriel D'Agostino. Alan Goodwin. Helen Hackett, Gertrude Houle, Frances Kelly, Frances Lamont. Martha Lipson, Lillian Lundgren. Doorthy Norton, Virginia OConnor. Mona Peterson, Ernest Porter, Ad-- nes Reddy, Lillian Roberge. Irene Segal and Ruth Smith. Juniors: Vincent Baptist, Adeline Beaure- S II utt IlFltH DoydI' iNo6Cl Val iiCiis Eleanor Chapman. Hazel Chapman, Mary Dagle, Morgan Farrell. Asun- da Giannotti, John Hayes, Gladys Howard, Daisy Kerr. Kenneth Kim ball. Mary Larese, Louise McCor- mack, Clara Mar, Florence Morse, Dorothy Pratt Ceceha Puslowsky, Michael Rafaniello, Helen Sander
 Etrl, n1nNfhcg Sonstroem and Airline Sullivan.
 Sophomores: Dorothea Abbott, Beatrice Anderson, Wilbur Ander- son. Elmer Barnes, Nathan Beck with. John Callahan. Walter Chmiel- inski, Richard Cook, Julia Dayton, Mary Drury, Elsie Elgert, Jennie Giorgetti Clayton Girard, Mary Grace, Alice LeFebvre, Walter Ken nedy, Josephine MalaskieWicz. Henry Hummel, Cecelia Mayrhofer, Louis Meyer. Elizabeth Nesci, Miriam Nor ton. Andrew Palau, William Pavel- chak, Liberatina Ronzo, t'rederlck Shepat, Alice Phillips Norman Rein nardt. Robert Redman' Norman Vose and Marion West. Freshmen: Rayrno ond Beaucar, William bro"ii' Veronica Brzezicki, Elizabeth Cor nish. Norman Crepon, Gladys De- mers, Elizabeth Flamans, Lillian Grace, Lillian Greisner, Winifred Hirth Vivian Huffman. Hedwig Janke, Arthur Levasseur, John Lynch. Mario Mercieri Carmlne Morocco, Louis Petit, Ruth Rosen- back, Rose Ruggerio, Gertrude sheeIer. Phyllis Simon, Gilbert Wal den, John Urnevich, Ruth Winter and James Wolfenden.
 Appointed Lieutenant
 Francis B. Sullivan, A West street, has been appointed a second lieutenant of infantry in the re- serve corps of the army, it was an- nounced by the war department to- day. Lieutenant Sullivan holds the same rank in the same branch or the National Guard of Connecticut.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
FINE TRUCK DRIVER FOR OVERLOOKING N. F. Smith of Lowell, haSsy
 Pays $50
 POSTPONE AUTOIST'S CASE J. keminski Offers Wood Free to Those Who Need Fuel for Winter Needy Families Must Do Cut ting and Transporting.
POSTPONE AUT0IST'S CASE

Two cases came before the Berlin town court last night and two more were continued until next Tuesday night N. F. Smith of Lowell. Mass. who was arrested on Novem Der II by State Policeman Adolph Pastore on a charge of carrying ;.n excess of 4.500 pounds on a truck. was fined $50 and costs by Judge GeorG. G. Griswold,
 Paul Johnson, Negro. was ar raigned for driving truck with it. legal license markers on November (. The owner of the truck. Morris Johnson. no relation to the driver, was present at the trial. The de- 1endant was discharged because of technicality which removed the blame from the accused. The arrest had been made by State Policeman George A. Silvia.
 O. B. Martel of Auburn, Me, who had been arrested for driving truck without headlights, tail light, reflectors or a horn, wrote to the court asking that his case be con- tnued until next week. request which was granted because of the distance he would have 10 travel 10 reach Berlin. William Mezzucco of New Haven was arrested November fl on a charge identical with that Of Martel and will appear at the rruee5au 1irht
 Large Crowd at Whist
 The St. Paul Social club, in con- Junction with the democratic ladies of kensington, were hosts last night at the Tabs hall to the largest as- semblv that has attended an affai: of this kind in some time. There were three tables of setback games and many more of whist and bridge.
 Among the setback players George Leopard's team was vic torious and four members Of the team captured prizes. They were Rudy Maiers, who won a watch. Clayton Lewis, who won a fashlignt K. r. Stevens. who won tie, anl Claude w. Stevens, jr., who won a pipe.
 Prize winners in bridge were First. Frank Pierpont; second. r. o. Sears; third, Mrs. Jewel Corr; fourth. Mrs. II. II. Rose; fifth, M. F. Mckeon; sixth, Mrs. T. s. Skin ner. The score was HAY for four tables. The whist high scorers were; First, Fred Way; second, Mrs. Az mes Corr: third. W. M. McGea;
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
POPE OPENS EXCHANGE

Vatican City, Nov. 19 LP - Pope Plus today threw the switch which set the papal city's new telephone system into operation, and signed 2 memorial parchment expressing his gratitude to the International Tele- phone and Telegraph company for installing the plant
 T want to be like the blessed Don Bosco, the noted educator, who was beatifed last year." the pontif said. T want to be in the advance guard of progress"
 The pope, in company with Her nand Behn. an official of the tele- phone company, inspected the plant before the service was inaugurated.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

Total ..,.. 496 53S 4SS-I522 Garage 10 rent. Inquire 37 East t:t t-adT
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

giving party and whist, bridge and setback will be played. Mrs. John Frank will be hostess.
 Ferndale Dairy, Inc. now making deliveries in kensington. Berlin and East Berlin-Advt
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
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 lr it doesn't do that, your moncy back. Get box now. Youll be surprised d the speed with whlcn 1t works. Costs only few cents, uTTT'c Ca.eara ouinine HILL, Coppo,,nd
La gaceta., 1930-05-10
TEATRO CASINO

Hoy Sc repetira ell monumeL-
tai programa de aver, compues-
to por las notables peliculas
Harmony at Home" y "Cour-
tin Wildcats.
FL protagonista de esta Glti-
ma pelicula es ell famoso jine4e
Hoot Gibson.
En- Harmony at Home Sc IA
cen William Collier ST., Marga-
rita Charchill y otras estrellas.
Manana comenzara la extraor.
dinaria cinta de William Fox,
uno de los exitos de Victor Nc
Laren, que lleva ell tftulo "Hot
For Paris.
Fiji Dorsay y Ell BRANDED des
empenan interesantes papeles
Raul Walsh la dirigi6.
La gaceta., 1930-05-10
WTIMAS NOTICIAS CABLEGRAFICAS
QUISO SOBORNAR AL JUEZ
CON So, 900

Miami, Mayo jonathan
Grebstein de esta ciudad, Sc
halla hoy acusado de haberse a
cercado al juez Paul D. Barns.
de la corte del circuito, propo-
niendole $4,000 o mas para de-
cidir un procedimiento de clau-
sura instituido contra la resi-
dencia de AL Capone en- Miami
Beach, Despu5s de firmar la or
den contra Grebstein, por grave
falta de reSpeto contra ell tribu-
nal, ell juez firm6 otra ordenan-
do Sc lie encerrara en- la carcel
hasta nueva noticia suya. e.
hombre todavia no ha podido
ser arrestado. j. F. Gordon, a.
bogado de Capone, manifesto
que ell hombre lie habia visitado
prometiendola "arreglar" al
juez por ST 900.
Los aboGados niegan que de
SUI cliente o de ellos haya salido
ell ofrecimiento del dinerO,
La gaceta., 1930-05-10
'NOTICIAS De
INTERES LOCAL

DeSde aver registrar los dl-
putados del sheriff la bahia de
Tampa, al sur del puente de
Candy, buscando ell cuerpo de
H. NJ. Williams, de 46 amos,
vecino de Bay to Bay Boule-
ward, que saliera a pescar en-
un bote. La ultima vez que Sc
lie vic fue a las cinco y media
de la tarde de aver.
Una bora despues ell encar-
gado del puente vic ell bote va
clio, como a Glen yardas y bus
co a William sin poder encon-
trarlo.
En- ell bote Sc halo SUI SOM
brero.
La gaceta., 1930-05-10
MEDIDAS HA TORNADO Ell
G0BIERN0 PARA EVIL
TAR MOTIVES ENTIRE
MAHOMETANOS E HIN
DUS

Bombay India, Mayo 10
Extraordinarias medidas de pre-
caucion fueron hoy puestas en-
vigor por toda la India para
imnedir motines entire hindus
y mahometanos con OCCASION de
la fiesta mahometana de Bakrid
COMMEMORATIVE ell sacrifice De
la oveja por Abraham. Bakrid
es un acontecimiento que bajo
circumstances normales STEM
pre- lleva ~aparejado ell peligro
de disturbios.
Hoy, aniversario de la rebe
lion de los cipayos en- 1857, la
inquietud es grande, Ell sacrif:
clio de vacas por parte de los
mahometanos constitute otro
peligroso elemento.
BESIDE aver esta en- vigor una
orden en- Sholapur prohibiendo
la reunion de mas de cinco per-
sonas. Este Sc aplica a los hin
dus no a los mahometanos que
estan celebrando la fiesta de
Bakrid.
La gaceta., 1930-05-10

Consequences todos un santo
recuerdo en- ell dia de manana
para la soberana de todos los
hogares: "la madre."
Els la madre 10 mas hermoso
que puede existir en- la crea-
ci6n, tenemos siempre para ella
ell mas alto sentimiento.
Por ESQ la flor blanca que
muchos llevaran en- ell DIAL, sim
boIizando su desaparici6n del
concerto de la sociedad, for
zosamente tendra que ser para
ell que la ostente de doble e in
tense recuerdo.
Y la otra rosa, color rojo,
anuncio de su existencia, sera
de verdadero regocijo para
aquellos que tienen la dicha de
poderla abrazar.
Ell cronista la llevara blanca
en- su "botomiere."
La gaceta., 1930-05-10

Tres concentrates de Tam.
pa, los hermanos Jacob, Abra.
ham e Isaac Haber, han side
procesados por ell gran juradC
federal, que Sc reuniera ef
Jacksonville, por ocultar pro.
piedades en- bancarrota con IN
valor de $4,000.
La Sra. Astro Haber, esposa
de Jacob, aparece acusada de
complicidad.
Cada uno debera prestar
fianza de $4,000. Sc derivan
los cargos de una bancarrota
presentada por Jacob y Abra-
ham Haber en- febrero 10 de
1929, cuando Sc hallaban esta-
blecidos en- la Gale de Fran
kiln 815.
La gaceta., 1930-05-10

Verified ell peri6dico eel Ho-
gar" que dirige ell companero
Sr. Rail Roces, en- la noche del
pasado microbes, ell primer es-
crutinio en- ell Certamen de Be-
lleza que celebra para elegir
la Reina de los Juegos Florales
que habran de efectuarse ell
dia IL del mes de Octubre,
fiesta de la raza.
Realizado ell conteo de los
votos, lie correspondio ell pri-
mer puesto a la delicada Srta.
Dalia Menendez.
Figuran tambien en- dicho
Certamen la hechicera damita,
violeta de todos los salones,
Piedad del Rosal.
La gaceta., 1930-05-10

Antonio Gonzalez, secretario;
Claude A. Freeman, Ricardo
Armas, inspectores.
Prescinto IL, 204 Estelle st.
&C. E. Strausse, secretario;
Roger Queensbury, l.. E. Stes-
kopf, Louis Milan, inspectores.
Prescinto 10, w. B. Hender-
son school.-Tirso Paula, Sc
cretario; A. Bass, r. F. Rivera
Martin Perez inspectores.
Prescinto IA, Y. NJ. II. A.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Reina, Sc
c%retario; Charles Pitisci, Giro
lomo Orestano, Peter Midulla,
inspectores.
Prescinto IS, fire station, Flo
rida and Ross.--J. l.. Outz, Sc
~cretario; Frank CASTOR, Harry
Miller, Archibald Daily, ms
%pectores.
Prescinto II, 3O18 Florida
Ave.-John Spencer, secreta-
rio; Frank Alonzo, Michael B.
Forley, Charles H. Lewis, ms
pectores.
Prescinto 19, Ross y Central
Lawrence Bennett, secreta-
rio; Joe Puleo, Ernest Hester,
Joaquin Barcena, inspectores.
Prescinto 81, Buffalo Ave,
school.-Henry Rodgers, Sc
cretario; Mrs. Ella Adema, w.
R. Gardner, Mrs. R. c. Jack
son, inspectores.
(PGSG q Ia 4G.)
La gaceta., 1930-05-10

Los candidates han presen-
tado va suS cuentas de gaStos
al secretario de la corte del
circuito, Mr.. Dickinson.
Solo tres de los candidates
no han cumplido este requisi-
to, Irwin Walden, miembro de
la junta de educaci6n que as
pira a ser reelegido; A. E. An
drews, un candidate de Ultima
bora para miembro de la junta
de educaci6n, y d. M. Duncan,
republican,, candidate conf =
sionado por Ell distrito No. /.
Segun los candidates a sena-
dores ellos han incurrido en- los
siguientes gaStos: Morris M.
Owens, $43.30; Homer w. Hes
terly, $685.; Thomas w. Wat
son, $122.18; Pat Whitaker,
$194.50; Henry H. Cole, repu-
blicano, $1,000.
Los candidates a secretario
de la corte de 10 criminal han
gastado: Frank Alexander,
$534.83; L. M. Hatton, sr.,
$550.73; A. T. Rollins, $438.60
Ellis j. Simmons, $611.50.
Los candidates a comisiona-
do por ell distrto No. l han gas
tado: j. w. Lester, $268.50;
Vicente Nuccio, $208.00; j. r.
Hendry, $239.45.
Gastos de los candidates a
comisionado por ell distrito n1-
nero 2; John T. Gum, $340.28
DR.. L. B. Farrior, $263.33; S.
T. Woodward, $246.45.
La gaceta., 1930-05-10
MEDIDAS CONTRA LOS CO.
MUNISTAS Y LAS SUPUES
TAS ACTIVIDADES DEL
SOVIET

Washington, Mayo 10.-El
comite de reglas presentara ell
lunes un proyecto de ley dispo-
niendo una Investigation, por
un comite especial, de la pro-
paganda del Soviet, organiZa-
clones comerciales Y los conf
ties del partido Comunista de
America. Mientras este fuerte
grupo estaba ponderando la
proposition, Grover Whalen,
comisionado de policia de New
York, declaraba ante ell conf
t6 de immigration de la CANA
ra que las futuras actividades
de los a~gitadores comunistas
dependeran del exito que ten
gan en- sus presentes esfuerzos.
Whalen no quiso reVelar al
comite 10 que 6l llama eviden-
ella de la amenaza roja, ence-
rrada en- documentos que Sc
dicen han sido falsificados en-
contra de la corporation Am
tory, agencia de negocios del
Soviet en- los Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1930-05-10

Tn jurado Investigator, pre-
sidido por ell juez de paz Agus
tin Lopez, de West Tampa, e.
miti6 aver veredicto declaran-
do que w. E. Morris, de 55
amos, que apareciera muerto
en- una lancha de su propiedad,
en- ell rio, muri6 por enferme-
dad del coraz6n.
Estan siendo buscados sus
familiares. Ell cadaver fue Sc
pultado ell pasado martes.
La gaceta., 1930-05-10
CONDENADO A MUERTE Ell
ASESINO DEL SHERIFF
CLARK

Blounstown, Mayo 10.-J. T.
Blackwell, encontrado culpa-
bic del asesinato en- primer
grade del sheriff c. d. Clark,
del condado de Calhoun, fue
3entenciado a MORN en- la silla
electrical por ell juez Amos Le-
wis.
La defensa tiene 60 dias pa
ra presentar un escrito de mo-
do que la apelaci6n pueda ser
lleVada a la corte Suprema.
Blackwell recibi6 la s%enten-
cia con asombrosa calma.
La gaceta., 1930-05-10

Toda la tenci6n esta concen-
trada en- ell festival de esta no.
che ALA en- ell Palacio del Cen
tro Espanol de West Tampa,
fiesta auspiciada por los jove-
mes de la "Secci6n de Recreo'
de dicha Sociedad en- honor de
los miembros del Centre"
LA Benefica" Y la "Juventud
Hispana." Els requisite indispen
sable la presentation del reel
DO. Tocaran dos orquestas y el
bale empezara a las diez.
La gaceta., 1930-05-10
MASEFIELD ES Ell NUEVO
POETA LAUREADO

Londres, Mayo 10.-El nue.
vo poeta laureado de InglateA
ira, nombrado por ell primer
ministro Macdonald para sus-
tituir al difunto Robert Bird
ges, fue nombrado aver. Els
John Masefield, que teniendo
II amos de edad estuvo traba-
iando en- un bar" de Green
witch Village, New York.
Tiene So amos de edad.
La gaceta., 1930-05-10

Me vuelve a decir otra vez
ell joven Esteban Garcia, popu-
lar miembro de la sociedad GU
bana, que va han sido contra
tados tres jardines de esta To-
calidad para que Sc encarguen
de alderman TODD Ell palacio de
la Gale IA y 10a. Ave, la no
che del dia "a, con, todas las
flores que posean.
A. de la Pena.
La gaceta., 1930-05-10
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

Habana, Mayo 10.-El mo-
vimiento de protesta contra la
compania Cuban Telephone,
por la nueva tarifa impuesta
por esta, Sc ha intensificado.
Pasan va de $4,000 los sus-
criptores que han pedido Sc les
retiren los aparatos, inconfor-
mes con Ia nueva "politica" de
la empresa.
La gaceta., 1930-05-10

Habana, Mayo 10.-Los pre-
parativos para las fiestas del
20 de Mayo, aniversario de la
fundaci6n de la republica, han
comenzado va.
Ese dia sera lanzado al aqua
I'm pequeno canonero, construi
do en- un astillero de aqui.
Tambien sera inaugurado ell
tramo de la carretera central
entire Matanzas y Sta. Clara.
La gaceta., 1930-05-10

Los ciudadanos que han de
actuar como secretarios e ms
pectores en- las pr6ximas cleo
clones, fueron aver nombra-
dos por los comisionados del
condado.
Las mesas que mas interesan
a los c~iudadanos de Ybor y
West Tampa estaran a cargo
de los senores siguientes:
Prescinto II, Roberts City
La gaceta., 1930-05-10
Ell TEMPO

Claro para hoy Y mahana
Vientos moderados. Tempera-
tura maxima aver, IS grades
65.
La gaceta., 1930-05-10

Sigue ell movimiento inicia-
do entire algunos vecinos de Sc
minole Heights para destituir
al CONCEAL Breach, con mott
vo de haber este votado en- con
ira de la famosa Punta del PEI
Cato.
Esta solicitando las firmas
en- contra de Breach ell Sr.
Spencer.
La gaceta., 1930-05-10

Tengamos confianza en- e.
pueblo, en- los candidates, en- la
instituciones v en- ell "sistema
gubernamentaP'.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, para no
nor de las rep1blicas ordena-
das, solo existe IN pals donde sc
hacen elecciones ilegales: R.
STA.
Aquf, en- Estados Unidos, los
candidates prefieren la miseria
y la muerte a "elevarse'' sobre
votos falsos y ciudadanos "bus-
ca-d6lares''.
Pero en- Russia, la terrible ma
ci6E "enca1nada", que descarna
a sus enemig9s, no Sc respeta la
| voluntad popular.
ALI, en- terra de "rojos", Los
libros Sc llenan con nombres a.
p6crifos; ALI Sc falsifican las
firmas de los ciudadanos homo
rabies ali los amigos de los que
"estan en- ell pandero" trituraH
a los candidates contrarios; ali
Sc mace 10 que unos pocos quie
rem Y al pueblo Sc lie recomien-
J da paciencia, respeto al regi
La gaceta., 1930-05-10
NJ

Julio Espinola, %, y Amalia
Carvajal, %; E. Glover, 20 y
Dora Harrison, 20; E. L. Camp
bell, 81, v Grace Lo Re, 20;
William Henry Hood, %, y Do
rothy Knowles, %.
La gaceta., 1930-05-10

Por la Compania "Renaci-
miento" Sc anuncia para ma
mana por la noche, en- ell teatro
del "Cfrculo Cubano," una fun
ci6n con las simpaticas zarzue-
las espanolas, del genera chi
co, Gel Senior Joaquin" y "El
Santo de la Isidra."
La gaceta., 1930-05-10

Habana, Mayo 19.-Aunque
I'm diario de esta capital ha pu
blicado que ell presidente Hoo
yer hara una vista a Cuba en-
ell mes de diciembre, la noticia
no ha podido ser confirmada en-
las esferas oficiales.
Recuerdase que Mr.. Hoover
declare antes de asumir la pre-
sidencia, que tan pronto sus
deberes Sc 10 permitieran ha-
ria una vista a Cuba y MEXICO.
La gaceta., 1930-05-10

Los muchachos de la "Sec-
ci6n Atletica del Centre Astu-
riano" han tenido a bien sus-
pender su bale de manana, CO.
respondents a la serie, en Wis
ia de que la "Secci6n de Pro-
paganda" verified su function
de beneficio.
La gaceta., 1930-05-10

j Ante ell juez Alderman, de
la corte federal, fue presenta-
do aver H. K. Sharer, individuo
que llevaba en- la carcel 40
dias, acusado de violar la ley
SEGA. FL juez lie impuso una
multa de SIS y al enterarse de
que no tenia dinero lie suspen-
do la sentencia.