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New Britain herald., 1930-12-03

portation that America has long anticipated "a low-priccd six styled with such striking talent and good taste, so smartly beautiful and complete in it's perfection of detail, so advanced and refined mechanically thnt you will immediately recognize it as the Great American Value,
 This great value is the outcome of four basic Chevrolet advantages: CD The savings of volume production in - nineteen great modern plants. @ The EAaA2 economies which result when raw u
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03

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New Britain herald., 1930-12-03

materials arc purchased in vast quantities. (3) The benefits of continuous re- search in General Motors laboratories and on the General Motors Proving Ground. And (4) the close association with the Fisher Body Corporatioa who, this year, have sur passed all their previous achievements in coach- craft by developing bodies of outstanding quality, refinement and value.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-03

Read over these ne,o lo,s prices. Know how very little it costs the Bigger and Better Chevrolet Six Come in today and give this new automobile thorough inspection. Study the many rehnements md new appointnents introduced in the distinctive
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05

sketches, songs, and readings com | prlsed the entertainment It was ! stated before the program vas given | that no special preparation had been 1 given to its arrangement, it being l part of .he routine of the usual school work. An exhibit of drawing and painting and Of written work by the pupils of the school was on display following the entertainment. Both the parents and the teachers felt sense Of pride and qualification in the performance of the children. The next meeting Of the papcnt- Teacher association will be held this fall, at which time the annual clcc tlon Of officers will take place. A committee of three was appointed 10 bring in a slate Of officers 10 be VOL ed upon, the committee being Mrs. Clinton F. Taylor. Jarvis G. Dovd. and E. V. Read.
 The teachers Of St Cabrlors Enis- copal church held bridge and whist party Tuesday evening q the home Of MT. and Mrs. A F. Bowers. There Eore five tables of play The prizes In bridge were awarded to Mss Gertrude BunCe, Miss Gertrude North, and Mrs Edward kahms The whist prizes were awarded 10 Mrs. J. X. Williams, Mrs. Frederick Werdelin, and Mrs. Max Sugenhime. The whist prizes for the men were presented 10 Walter Krashan and George Bittner The winners pn set back were Frank Potts, Alec Will Hams, and Fritz kahms.
 The Fellowship forum of the Methodist church will meet this eve ming at o'clock at the home or Mrs Bessie Pratt in West Cromwell. Transportation will be provided for those wishing 10 attend.
 The fife and drum corps will meet this evening at 7:3o o'clock at Con- munity hall.
 The library will be open tomorrow. afternoon and evening for the ex- change Of books.
 MT. and Mrs, Richard Yantz en- tertaincd relatives from Middlctovn yesterday.
 Rev. and Mrs |. E. Adkins and family have embarked from South- ampton, England. for South Africa and expect 10 arrive at~the mission 1e!d about June 25 They sailed from New York on May 14
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Wetherill and daughter Pearl of Middletown were the guests Of Mfr. and Mrs, Fred Cloueh yesterday.
 Mrs. Robert Pratt oA Southineton was inc guest Of Mrs. Bessie Pratt Of West Cromwell yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
Passenger Jumps Off
 Boat at New London

Providence. June S tP-A pas senger listed with the purser as R. Delcan" jumped overheard from the steamer Concord on the trip from New York 10 this port during last night. Walter Jensen. o4 West s0th street. New York. q passenger, saw the stranger climb out Of his state room window, run 10 the rail on the second deck and jump. The Concord vas of New London. Captain George Cobb stopped the ship and for 3n minutes searched with q searchlieht playing On the waters in the vicinity without result. The suicide was re- ported to to fully dressed A Bos- ton haG containing pajamas, razor and shaving soap was found in the stateroom.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05

The meeting Of the Parent Teach CT association held last evening at the Hubbard school was one Of the most largely attended in the history Of the association. Following a short business meeting program was presented by the pupils of tho eev- eral grades under the dircction of the teachers. Recitations, dramatic
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
BENEFIT CONCERT
 IS WELL ATTENDED Program Pleases GreatIy-Large
 Sum Is Realized RECKLESS DRIVER FINED
Joseph kunz Pays S25 and Costs Funeral of Felix Gettalis-School :. Board to Meet-Funeral Of Miss
 kiniry-Disturber Quitcd-Notes.

A highly artistic program of mu- sic and dramatic reading was enjoy cd by all who attended the benefit concert al the kensington Methodist church last evening The concert was held under the auspices Of the united Protestant churChes Of Berlin for the purpose of raising funds 10 de- fray expenses incidental 10 the op- e-ation of the community vacation school.
 Curtis Saulsbury. noted Negro tenor from New Haven, and Miss Zera Johnson Of Northford were the guest artists. The program present. ed by them was delightful one and consisted of various vocal selections by MT. Salisbury with several inter esting character and dramatic read ings by Miss Johnson.
 Mir. Saulsbury's rendition of the old Negro spirituals vas noteworthy and highly appreciated by his au- dicnce. So pleased were his listeners that he added an extra group Of these 10 his program.
 The work Of Miss Johnson was splendid and her choice of subjects vas 2 subtle one which tended 10 bring our her excellent interpreta- tive powers as well as be exception ally entertaining,
 Those in charge Of the affair are enthusiastic in their spoken appreci- ation Of those who attended and an nounced that quite a sum was real ized twards the expenses Of the school
 Democratic social
 If is expected that quite , num- Der Of local democrats will be in at tendance at the social 10 be held in New Britain tomorrow night. The affair will be in conjunction with the session Of the Hartford County Women's board Of the democratic party. Many prominent speakers will be heard and Archibald McNiel. Jr.. Of Bridgeport will be the principal speaker. Mrs. k. ], Lardner will be the official representative from Der lin.
 Funeral of Felix Gettalis
 The funeral of Felix Gettalis. local victim Of an automobile accident the early part of the week. was held this morning at S:30 o'clock from the home of his niece at Austin street, New Britain. and at St Pauls church in kensinGton at o'clock
 Rev. Walter Casey Of St. Thomas seminary, Hartford. was the cele-' brant Of q requiem high mass end also conducted the comnlittal serv- ices at the grave in St. Mary's new cemetery in New Britain.
 As the body was being borne into the church. Miss Madeline Schmidt, organlst, played Abide With Me" Miss Brady Of New Britain sang Pie Jesu' at the offertory and Rest Sad Heart" S the conclu- sion Of the mass Nearer My God 10 Thee" was played on the organ as the body left the edifcc.
 The pail bearers were Michael hekert, J. JaHkauskas. j. krasins- kas, !. Sinkinwiciusr J. Skarupskis, and A. Cekanahicius
 Reckless Driver Fined
 Tho case Of Joserh A. kunz.su hich vas put over at Tuesdays regular
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05

USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
Deeds Tiled Te,iav

Property and buildings on Pros pect street have been sold by John F. 10 Rose M. Hayes. according to warranty deed filed at the cfficc Of the city clerk today The Gen. eral Roofing Co. has duit-ciaimcd land in this city to Michael Para doWsHi and Herbert \. Gillette, ac- COrding to srcnnd dend filed
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
ONE IOBIESS MAN

Wenham. Mass, June , (UP) - Wenhams unemployment problem ls singular. Census figures show that with q population Of 1,11o, the town has but one johless citizen.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
tNAN ARE HOl SEE ON FIRE,

Gardner. Mass, June , d-P) - Feeding ducks in the back yard. Mrs. August Docks Of this city was not aware that her house was burn ing until arrival Of fremen. Dam age was estimated al s450o.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
InTraham=Grnser In

Miss Dorothy Groser Of Newtown and Norman Ingraham, son Of Mir. and Mrs, Chester l.. Ingraham Of ia7 Grove street. Bristol, will be married at the First Congreg egational church on June .2 by Rev. Francis T. Cooke, pastor, it has been an E1uDccd
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
Painting Parking Lanes

A workman was busy today mark lnS of the no parking lanes on Whiting street and West Main street. The curb stones along the entire restricted district on both streets arc being given q bright coat of yellow paint. An abundance Of signs informs motorists that they are in restricted districts.
 Although for some time many drivers failed 10 observe the parking rules, Of late they have been very careful as the result of several varnjnrs
New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
Bristol Youth Honored

Charles DemGrcst. the son Of Mir and Mrs Charles Demarest Of SI Wolcott street. sophomore at Bates college in Lewiston, Me. has been awarded $500 scholarship to de fray the cost Of 2 years study at anniversaries in France during his
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27
JOE BROWN SAYS
He, WILL BE- In
GOOD CONDITION

Writing from lis home in Bell
flower, Joe Brown, veteran boxer
who will stage Il comeback in the
local. arena Friday night after Il
lay-off of two years, writes to lar-
~ Woodbury., club matchmaker, Il
can truly say there is no question to
my comeback. | will be fighting
better than ever after have Il few
fights under my belt
hundreds of valley boxing fans
Will hope that Joe is light, for those
who saw him put ON fight after
tight here several years ago, would
hate to see him take the short end
from some boy who could not stand
up before him few years back.
Joe is up against tough action IN
Bert Lamb, If advance notices are
Il he believed.
Kid Avalino, who meets Bobby
Pucho IN the second half Of the dou.
bic main event, had better watch
his step Bobby's new baby has
gained few more ounces, and is
ruling Tie roost on the east side.
Bobby does his fighting these days
for ouug Bobby and that means 4
tough evening for any man who
-oes against him.
Availuo is reported as slugger
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27
Legal Notice
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NOTICE

1NTERCALIFORN1A RAILWAY
COMPANY and SOUTHERN PA.
CIFIC COMPANY hereby give no.
tice that on February II. 1880, they
filed with the Interstate Commerce
Commission at Washington. =. c..
their joint application for u ccgif..
cate that the present and future pub.
nc convenience and necessity Require
(a) the construction by them Of aa
extension to their Sandja Branch
extending from the present terminus
Of said branch at Saudja in general
soujherly direction to lIoltN.lIe ~
miles. and Lbl The oneratinn hN TN
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27

who can bo15 and "a expected to
give Bobby plenty of action.
The first scrap Of the evening, Il
six round go between Rod Rodriguez
and Mariana Cebu, is considered to
be quite a dish for the fans. Rodri-
gue@ has found himself, judging
from his last fight when he looked
like n world beater. Cebu showed
last week that he has a punch, and
with the two of them throwing
heavy artillery stuff, somebody
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27
SHARKEY Held
HEAVY FAVORITE
over OPPONENT
Tonight's Ruckus to De-
eide Who Has Claim TO
Vacated Title
BY FRANK GETTY
United Press Sports Editor


! MIAMI. Fla. + b. -. U.P) =
/ Whatever may le felt abuu. tto
merits Of toalghtS bout between
+ Jack Sharhey Of Boston and rlil
/ Scott of England. from fis.ie s.lw.
point, the fact remains that il w.ll
/ have most important bearing upon
/ the Lcavvwrigh. situation. mGddled
I since the retirement of Gene Tuu-
ney.
With this fight under his belt, if
he defeats the Englishman decisive
ly. Sharkev vii, he in the position
Of uncrowned champion Of the world.
and needs only to defeat Max Sch
melting. or have the German default
70 win recognition as Tunuey 5 SUE
cessor. scott, should he WIN, which
is unlikely but possible, will b)at-
entity assert the same for himself
and if must not be forgotten that
Philip has u most influential friend
II court in lis American manager.
he noisy little J"4t.s J. Jo'.astuu.
Hence. despite the fact that the
affair has been tlagrantly over ad-
vert.scd and viii not draw within
100000 Of the 435Q.000 claimed bv
Madison square Garden, ,hcrc is
enough in it t. warrant momoutarF
attention from the nations fight
fans.
a last minute demand for tickets,
ranging in price from s. t. - fer
seats in the big Municipal stadium.
proved 4 decided disappointment 10
the promoters. Last year'> affair
between sharkey and Young stril-
ling If Georgia. which proved
tame fia>co, = hsld responsible tor
hack Of interest. The visiting SPORTS
m,n, such as Besaard Gimaa John
Oliver LaGorce. Card 6. Fisher and
George Adc. VIII attend a- metter
= course iust IS fhoy taxi in the
ao2 races and other ATTRACTIONS at
Miami Beach.
Lots Of Beef
There VIII ue ~ even tHa ef
! avywcigl.s in actioa, including
scott and Nhark.s. V.ctoao Cau-
.Hi0 the Argentine tower. W e % $
Johnny R.>ho, chubby (1etcaHdes
III < he semi Winduu, which may make
ihc main 70 Iool tmn by rompari
SON. Jimmy Maioucy and Tommy
LuIshrm. t..a of >AarAor's 'vorb
aat victims, meet Noise Eouquillon
of France and Pierre Charles Of Bel
GUM respectively, the Amer.r>as
bcing the favoritcS.
Raup Biaurhi If the Argentine
is dated up with Bin Daring .N-
laited States Ea.y.
Jack Nharkcy incidentally is r.t,l
suth . strong farorite over Phil
scott that there is very littlr hr-
ting, the odds being ) to !. or What
10 you want.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27

The bridge across the San "abf''i
river near Azusa is being wldened
from 20 to ~ feet and fiHe'loot
walk on the south side.
Celery worth $4,000 an acre at
I4ompoc, Santa Barbara County,
ready to market, could not be mar.
vested for two weeks on account OF
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27
Tennis Matches
Are Postponed
~

Owing to the county fair now be
ing held At Imperial, there will be
Ha competitive matches played IN
tie valley tennis league next Sun
dav. Tie schedule as now arranged
VIII he adhered to and those games
which must be omitted Sunday viii
be- PLAYED Of at tie end Of the sea
son. This same arrangement viii
hold fer any other match which
might be postponed fer any reason.
Last Sunday, Yuma barely nosed
out Imperial by 3 matches to ., tho
Arizona team taking two Of the
doubles matches, losing the other
and both the singles engagements.
Brawley and Calipatria did not
meet.
Standings Of the teens at present
are: Calcxico, 10; Yuma, 9; Fl Cen
tro. 6; Imperial ;: Galipatria, +
and Brawlev, !.
4 contract has been let to surface
and oil 4l.3 miles Of highway be
tween Coso and Olancha on the Los
Anu. as ri sl0y, rOptn
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27
Here And There
In Sport World

NEW YORK, T e b. q. U.p) -
Eleanor Holm Of New York broke
the world 5 record for the 100 metre
backstroke swim in the women 5
swimming association meet here last
night. swimming that distance in one
N mute, % l.5 seconds. The old rec
ord was Ia -.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27

Souths1n P5,l1i5 Company u1jsr
rracEage nights over the railroad Of
he Holtu Inter Urban Railway
Company from II Centre in Il general
sastgrly direction to the pom! ai
r. uoposed connection between said
5oItou Inter Urban Railway and the
proposed extension OF the $andia
Branch p distance Of 9.>I miles an
4 Imperial County, CHtol2la
lNTER.CALlFORNTN RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
SOUTHERN. PACIFIC COM
PAAl. Feb. - Mar. GLIB
The two NJ. O. d. packing houses
at Orange and Anaheim, Orange
County, last year made a net return
to growers OF Siug4,2SS.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27

ought to be hearing the 10 count De-
fore the end of the fight comes.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27

NEW YORK, Fe b. o.. U.P) -
The SlarEey Scott fight at Miami,
rla.. tonight viii be broadcast over
WAEG and stations Of the Columbia
uroadeaSting system beginning be
lerort VIII be hased on telegraphic
report VIII chased on teleeraphic
reports IS Madison Square Garden
toIbids . liHsside broadcast.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27
SPORT NEWS

and Ernie Hood, Pasadena boy who
lost fight to the easterncr two
months ago, are scheduled for the
man event here tonight. Hood won
q rcmatch with Jose bv defeating
Young Sport, holder Of a decision
over the Filipino.
Los ANGELES, Feb. -. (UP)
Maurice Hap Walker, hope Of the
=. \. y. C.. in the broad jump. 10.
day was announced as unahIy to
compete with has teammates in thcir
track meet with Stanford at p.tlo
Aito Saturday Walker strgued
muscles in his back during practice
this week, and probably Will be off
the field for three weeks, i WIS
aid.
Los ANGELES. Feb. y. U) -
Catcher Bill Skltt and Outtie.dcr
George Harper, Angel holdouts. ,o-
day had the alternative of ac.cl;.ng
terms offered th,m by }. J. Patrick,
president Of the local ball club. or
being suspended. \ letter Patrick
s.nt to the two tlaEcrs, asked that
correspondence en- the matter cease
aud decisions he made at once.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27
So. California
Sport Briefs

AVALON Catalina Island, Calf.
Feb. -. U.P)-Thc casualty list OF
HE Chicago Cubs, in ~pting train
.ng here, today stood at three as tte
riayers warmed up in thrir daily
'wo-hour session on WriIloy field.
Catcher johnny Schultz was in
,o hospital with sorieu, cut over
his right eve after coI'ii.ng with
I'd Lautenbachcr, rookie yesterday
ID, they ran for bali. I.aa'enh'cheI
,sccivcd minor cut,.
Louis Warnckc, rookie piteher
injured by a flying Bat three days
90, still was on the bench.
The Cubs broke routine to win
aaU game from the team Of th"
government cutter Algonquin yes
tcrday. J. to /.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27

LOS ANGELES, Feb. ~. UP) --
Several big shots in trap shoot cir
ylcs today were expected ON the fir.
ug line as the Los Angeles Gun
Gub S registered tournament got un-
oor%ay here. Among the competitors
,.stcd are Frank Troeh Of Portland,
ore. winner Of the southern Cali
fosuia championship here last July;
Mark Arie of Champaign, Ill.,, and
sam Sharman Of Salt Lake city.
The three men were winners Of the
Olympic team which won the worlds
trap title.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27

Generous length and new lowness result in
coachwork of forceful beauty, in the
Dynamic New ErsL,ine. This big car of II4-
inch wheeIbase with its 70 horsepower en-
gine, cushioned rubbercarries more power
per pound than any other car under $1,000.
Anewfull power muflerpiOneeredbyS Stude-
baker makes all this power available. Fine
car features by the soore:-Duo-Servo
4-wheel brakes; Hydraulic shock absorbers;
Fuel pump; Gasoline filter; Oil filter; Force
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27

PASADENA, Calf, Feb. q. WP)
jose Routis, New York Filipino
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27

LOS ANGELES. Feb. -. U.P)
The Los Angeles Richficlds are Stat
Cd for another desperate attempt 10
gain recognition in the California
hockey league race tonight when they
Ilay the Oakland Sheiks here. u
NE oilers win tonight, and Holly
wood ! Millionaires can defeat the
Tigers at san Francisco, they still
have a chanse for the play offs.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27

OCEAN PARK, calf, Feb. -
WP Augie De Mile Won a siA
round decision over Kenny La SAM
in their main event bout here las.
night frankie Lloyd won fro"
Charley Hess in the semi.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27

OAKLAND Feb. p. U.P)-Aftcr
knocking Tom Corbett of Sacramen-
10 to the canvas twice in the third
r"und Jack Linkhorn, Modesto
heavyweight, knocked out Corbctt in
;Ee next round Of their scheduled
10 round bout here last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-27

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. -. U.P)
Jack Stewart, local heavyweight,
knocked ont Alex Rowe in the fifth
round Of tleir scheduled 10 round
20 here last night. Stwcart knocked
Rowe down three times in the fourth
round
The Washington times., 1930-07-09
Population Gain
I,335,315 in N. Y.

NEW YORK, July 9 UN.S0
The 1880 population of New York
city is 6,955,363, an increase of
1,335,315 since 1920. official cen
sus returns revealed today.
The increase is the largest de-
cennial growth in the city's his
tory, and in some quarters was
regarded as forecasting New York
may become the worlds largest
city.
London, the largest center of
population now. had a total of
7,480,201 in 1921. London's aver
age increase has been estimated
since 1921 as $4,000, while New
York's average increase has been
1873, 500.
New York's 1880 population is
only 840,990 behind London's tig-
ures for 1927, and at the ratio of
increase now shown by the Ameri-
can center, New York would ex-
ceed London in population oy
| 1910.
The Washington times., 1930-07-09
IS GUILTY
Of CONTEMPT.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, July 8
1N.SJ.-Holding that John L.
Lewis, international president Of
the United Mine Workers Of
America, and his aides are tech
nically guilty of contempt. Of
court by violation of the injunc-
ton restraining them from inter-
fering in the affairs of District
IL, but recommending that as
their intentions were well aimed
that they be not punished, Master
in Chancery Frank Trauter, of
Sangamon County Circuit Court,
today handed down his long
awaited decision in the legal fight
for control of the union.
Trauter'S recommendations did
not rule on whether the reorgani-
zation convention held at Spring
field changed the status of the
case, to preserve which the in
junction was kept in force by the
courts.
The court held that evidence
presented against A. T. Pace and
William j. Sneed was insufficient.
The Washington times., 1930-07-09
GIRL FAIRY
GIRL FAIRY
Doyle to Be Buried Near
His FaDorite Study

LONDON, July 9 1N.SO.-Sir
Arthur Conan Doyle will be buried
but a few feet from his favorite
outdoor study, it was learned to-
day. Services in remembrance
of the dead scholar and author
will take place Friday, instead
of Thursday, as had been form
erly planned.
The site chosen is but a few
yards from his study-a work
place which was particularly his
own.
There will be no church serv-
: ice, but a full ceremony will be
conducted at his graveside.
There was no particular reason
advanced as to why earlier plans
for services at the picturesque
Groombridge Village Church were
not included in the plans as an
nounced today.
The great creator of Sherlock
Holmes and many other immortal
fictional characters had asked
that he be laid at rest but a
short distance from the grounds
he loved so well-hiS beautiful
home at Crowborough, Sussex.
His family continued to express
thorough belief that they would
hear from him within about a
The Washington times., 1930-07-09
GUILT !
Of CONTEMPT

Fred w. Jones. $500 block
Beecher st. N. W., was found
guilty of contempt of court by
Justice Jennings Bailey today be,
cause. as a juror, he approached
and engaged in conversation with
Frank Owings, former president of
the Bank of Commerce and Saw
ings. defendant in a case on which
Jones was sitting.
Owings was exonerated, the evi-
dence indicating that he did not
initiate the conversation and did
not know Jones was a juror.
Justice Bailey took Jones per-
sonal recognition to appear for
sentence tomorrow.
Both respondents admitted they
had conversed during the trial of
the case, a civil suit in which the
Washington Electric Company
sought to recover for checks
caShed by the bank indorsed by
an unauthorized employe. The
trial resulted in a disagreement,
with IL jurors voting for the plain
tiff and Jones dissenting.
Jones said he was not ac-
quainted with any official of the
bank and had never seen Owings
before the trial. Owings was rep
resented by. Attorney William B.
Wolf and Jones by Attorneys Haw.
ken and HaVell.