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New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
Coolidge, Smith and Rosenwald Complete Work as Advisers In
 Hubert Estate and Award Gifts

the first $1o00.O0o of unliquidatcd assets are: University of Chicago, S250, ,00O; Howard University. Wash ington. D. C., $200. .O0o. and William and Mary College, Williamsburg. Va. S5O.0OO.
 Although the allocation of the amounts in the first two classes leaves but $io0.0O0 for the third class. the members of the committee said that the estimate of $6.0OO, ,000 aS what could he realized from the estate was conservative. and the actual amount left for the last Il beneticiarics might be more than was now apparent.
 Brncficiaries under this group in cludc the Leonard Wood Memorial for the eradication of lcprosy, smith college, Johns Hopkins uni versity, Baltimore and Rollins col lc@o, Winter Haven, Fla.
 In a statement the committee said they selected institutions and organ i2ations planning capital eXpendt lures rather than those requiring funds for operation and had consid- cred the number of persons henc- flied as a guide 10 the selections.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
WANT TO LOOK YOUNG ?

Tn" secret of keeping young is to feel young-to do this you must watch your liver and bowels-theres S no need of having u salloW com plcNion-Gark rings under your eyes pimpleS--a bilious look in your facc- dull eyes with no sparkle Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from in active bowcl> and liver
 Dr. Edwards. WclI-knOWn phy- scian in Ohio. perfected vcgr- table compound as H substitute for calomcl to act on the liver and bow els, which he gave to his patic- Is for years.
 hr. Edwards OliV" Tablets arc gentle in. their action yet always rf- t"ctiV". They help bring about that natural buoyancy which all should enjoy by loning up the liver and clearing the system Cf impurities. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are known hN their olive color 5.r. @0c 6ac.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
7. ". (. 4. NOTES

The Pinnacle club Of the Young Employed Girls will meet tonight at : o'clock, Sylvia Olsen is prcsi dent.
 The Junior Girl Reserves of the Y. w. C. A. will not hold their reg ular meeting meetings this week but will resume ali activities this coming week.
 Miss Mary Howey. Girl Reserve secretary. will attend a thee days conference Of Girl Reserve sccrc- taries in New York this week.
 The Fri Mu club of high school girls will hold it's regular meeting on Wednesday evening at 7:30. Miss Florence Markham is president oi the club.
 Miss Mona YochPm. rccreational secretary of the Y. w. C. A., will meet with any members of the Girl Reserve deparcment who would like to go on hike on Saturday morn ing at 10 o'clocll( If weather is un- favorable. they will have games in the gym.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
New York Mans Bail Is
 Reduced in Death Case

Brattleboro, Nt.. Jan. P)- Frank W. t'itsmaurice. of New York, was brought before Superior Judge Fred G, Bickncll today on q writ of habeas corpus and his bail reduced from $lQ,000 to $5,o00. He had been in Newfane jail since De cember 6 awaiting trial on charge of manSl laughter, the outgrowth Of d fatal automobile accident.
 Although successful in obtaining q bail reduction on the manslaugh- ter charge. two civil suits filed against him today by relatives of Arthur Heycr, fl, who was fatally injured, and Donald Barber, ,. who was hurt in the accident, caused him to remain in custody Of Sher- iif Frank L. Wellman pending the posting Of additional bonds.
 l'itsmaurice' automobile struck the HeNcr and Barber youths De ""nber ;, while they were coasting.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
Troop 16 Will Close
 Inter-PatrOl Contest

Because of interference by the holiday vacation period the inter- patrol contest among members of troop 1G Girl Scouts was extended a week in order to complete the original program.
 The contest will close with the meeting "Wednesday. with the pres ent scores closer than at any time since 1t started. Competition is keen CT and every effort is being made by each individual member to come un der the wire ahead in the final stretch.
 Only IT points separate the lead CTS from the fourth patrol. The squirrels have dropped to last place. passing out the cubs in the cellar direction. The score now stands as follows; Eagles 454. elhs 4i4 cubs it2 and squirrels 4S1.
 The elks have gained the largest number of points for actual scout work accomplished.
 Lorraine Gill of the squirrels Joan rost of the eagles and Helen Moore craft. Lois knCblc and Gladys PartO of the elks have completed their tonderfoot tests and received their pins.
 The meeting Wednesday will be q supper meeting from o'clock un- iii $50. Miss Anna Swanson will demonstrate handaging for the second class test.
 The court Of honor meeting for the month of January was held this afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
WATCH AND WARD
 NOT ID DISBAND
Members Deny RuInOrS That
 Officials Have Resigned

Boston. Jan. 6 NP)-The New England Watch and Ward society which for many years has kept LH eye on public morals will continue it's vigilance despite rumors that lt might diSband
 Reports that the organization would break up have been currcEt SlnCc the recent court hearing in Cambridge in the case of D. II. LaW- lcnce's Lady Chatterley's I-over." an allcgcdly obscene book. Both prose cution and defense sharply criticized the Watch and Ward society for what was described as undcr-han,!- cd methods in obtaining evidence 1f q sale Of the barred book.
 Subsequently, the resignation Of Bishop William Lawrence and Pro lessor Julian Coolidge. promineiit
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
.PERSHING POSSIBLE
 SENATE NOMINEE:
May Run Against Sen. Norris
 for Nebraska Office

Lincoln, Ncb., Jan. UPD-A man whose militant voice has echo cd through the halls of congress for 2S years as Nebraska's spokesman faced new campaign today for his republican senate seat with rumorS that a fighter of the battlefelds may be induced to oppose him.
 The veteran law maker from Nebraska is Senator George w.. Norris, back home with the political slogan, Be your own boss seek ing republican reelection this year.
 The other is General John !. Pcrshing, World War leader and d Nebraskan who returned to Wash ington Saturday night on the eve of wha. his friends said was "a spontaneous movement" 10 put hls name in the republican senatorial race.
 Admitting he had received su2- sestions that he enter senatorial politics. General Pershing departel l with the statement that he had not given it much consideration.
 Mark Woods. prominent Lincoln , business man and friends of the general, announced late Saturday "a spontaneous movement" was un- der way to draft the military lead CT into the senior senatorial battle.
 Senator Norris filed for reelection with record of senate service. in the house-a total of 2S years in Washington.
 Senator Norris also was cn route 10 Washington today.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
300 F|REMEN LOST
 IN CHICAGO ORDERS
Thompson May Take Economy
 Case Before Courts

Chicago, Jan. LPtrTwo further results Of Chicagos financial i'm broglio were witnessed today.
 One was the discharge of nearly S6O firemen and the retirement Of three firc-tugs--leaving the lake and river fronts without olf-shore pro lection.
 The other was what Police Com missioner Russell termed an increase in crime since the discharge last week of nearly 800 policemen, ne- ccSsitated, the commissioner assert ed by the seven per cent slash in police funds under the 1850 budget.
 In the meantime. however Mayor William Hale Thompson, whose forces in the city council opposed the five million doIlar decrease in inc budget, was given ntimatlon that he may invoke legal lechnicall- ties to rctore the police and fire de p5rtmcnt marpOWcr.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
Polish Club Observes
 Its 3Oth Anniversary

More than 200 members and friends oi the Polish Political club No. 1 attended the regular monthly meeting yesterday afternoon at the Falcon hall. where the organization celebrated the 30th anniversary Of it's establishment in this city. Joseph Kozalliewicz K presided al the meeting
 Attorney F. J. MonkieWicz. the first speaker on the program. dealt for some time on the progress of the organization and the fifth ward.
 Alderman Peter paicwali talked on the city government and thu W orll Of the common council. B. A Gryzhowsili former treasurer of the organization. spoke on tn" citizens classes sponsored by the Polish American republican club at the FaI- rop halt every Friday night at 7:$u.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
Children Like this
 Safe Prescription
Coughs and Sore Throat Relieved Almost Instantly

Stop childrcn's coughs and sore throats before these ailments lead to dangerous ills ThoNine. a doe tors prescription. now assures re- lief within l5 minutes to children as well as adults without the dan ger in the use of patent medicines containing harmful drugs
 ThoXine works on different principle. goes direct to the source ot trouble and relieves the irrita- tion which causes the coughing and sore throat. Ideal for children be- cause it IS sale and does not have the usual nasty y-medicine" taste. No gargling. Just ask por ThoXine. put up ready for use in 35c, soc and $1.O0 bottles Money back if not relieved, Sold by City Drug Store and all other good drug stores.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
Youth Fails in Effort
 To Shield Companions

Norwall(. Jan. 6 N-P)-Georgc Northrup, Norwalk youth, attempt- cd unSucc"sstully today 10 take the rap' for three companions accused with him of complicity in 52 rob- berries in Stanford Wilton. West port, Ridgetield. Bethel. Danbury, NcWtown and Stratford.
 Northrup testified in city court that he alone had committed the actual breaks, while the other three, Edward Dematio. Nelson North and Carmine Chappa, mere ly accompanied him.
 Judge Nehemiah Candce bound all four over to criminal superior court. holding Norihrup in S10.o00 bonds. Dcmatio in s7,500 and North and Chappa in $5,noo each
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06

Conlinued from Page ScNcn) after ten day vacation at his home here.
 The Boy Scout troop iq Berlin ar" holding rehearsals for minstrel show to be given the latter part Of this month. Several local boys are in the show.
 Several stat" police passed through here Saturday in their search for the escaped convicts from the WethersfIcld prison.
 Robert Clark and James Twomey returned to TiltOm N H.. today fo resume their studies at Triton aCad- oifN after spending the holidays at their homes here.
 The Boys Al club will meet Thursday evening at 7:%0 o'clock At Community halt. All members anI boys interested in joining are re qucstcd to attend.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
LIQUOR OF LOW QUALITY
 PUTS MAN IN HOSPITAL
Niuter Becomes Violent After Reaching Institution and Is
 Held hy Force.

Chester Mutcr, 2f, of &3 NeWug- ion avenue. was expected 10 leay" New Britain General hospital today after having been under trcatmenD sInce Saturday night because Of the effects Of drinking low grade liquor, according to Dr. D. W. O'Connell, who attended him before the police ambulance was called 10 take him to the hospital.
 The young mans mother dis puted tho diagnosis on the ground that he had not taken any liquor ali day, but Dr. OConnell told her the odor of liquor was unqucstionablN present. At the hospital, Mute1 fought so hard it was necessary to use force to keep him in bed.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
3l Hospitals, Educational Institutions and Social Welfare Groups to Share Under the Allotment of Money Worked Out by Men.

New York, Jan. (P,-A list was published today of the %4 hospitals educational institutions and socia. welfare organizations selected by q committee composed Of Calvin Cool ,lg". Alfred l.. smith and Julius koSenWald to share in the $6,o0V, Uo0 estate of Conrad Hubert, clcc- lrc flash light manufacturer.
 The will of Mir. Hubert. who died "t Cannes, France, Feb. Ii, 1928. provided that ;hree-tourths of his ,sta1e be dlvidcd among q group of religious. charitable and bencvOlcn' institutions 10 hc selected by q com mittce of three prominent citizeI.3.
 Began Work Last summer
 Mir. Coolidge, Mr. smith and Mr. Eoscnwald. chosen hy trustees Of the estate. began their ilivestigations last summer with Mr. Coolidge chairman.
 Alter investigating more than 50r organizations they chose the 3i ben criclarlcs. divided into three classes,  available from the estate. eight 10 share m the first $l.000.o0o of uu~ !iquidatcd assets and to share in the remaining unliquidatcd assets.
 The plan under which the money is 10 be distributed rQntcmplatcs that $9,0oU,o0o additional be raised Dy bcncIiClaIy organizations.
 The distribution of $i.600,n0o in available cash is as follows:
 St. Nlncemt's hospital, New York. 5000. .0U0.
 Boy Scouts of America. 5000, 1000.
 Curl Scouts. Inc, $ao0,000.
 rrovidcnt hospital, Chicago $5oU,- coo.
 Beeknon Street hospital, New York, $50U.O0
 The Children's Aid society, New ork $9oo,0o0.
 The American National Red Cross for a New York building, $375,ooo.
 The Young Mems Christian associ- ation, Jersey City, x. J., $.5o,0oo.
 The New York Founding hospital SO, ,0OU
 International Migration Service Inc. American branch, $5o.00o.
 Jewish Mental Health society NcW York. %25o.o00.
 National Committee for Mental Hygiene, s95o,0o",
 The Jewish Theological Seminary Of America. S250,oUN.
 The Young Mems Hebrew asso"i- ajion. Now York. $l75.00o.
 New York university. $21n. 900.
 Share Money Later On
 Among the institutions sharing in
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
I. Frank Hayes Takes
 Office in Waterbur,

Waterbury, Jan. 6 iRs-Rep. T. Frank Hayes wls Jnducted into of fee as mayor of Waterbury today succeeding Francis P. Guilfoilc who retired after four successive terms
 Mayor Hayes was administered the oath by his uncle. Attorney Ed ward l.. Secry in the aldcrnanic chamber al City hall,> which was converted into a garden of flowers The ceremony was attended by q record breaking crowd.
 In his address to the aldermen he pledged himself 10 a program Of riGid economy
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06

ed, and then il was rurnorcd that Dr. David D. Scanncll, Boston surgeon: Godfrey l.. Cabot, treasurer; and Az thur McArthur, d director, planned to resign. pr. SCamneli declined 10 discuss the matter last night. Mrs. Cabot said her husband had no idr q oi rcsigninE, and McArthur stated that he contemplated no immediate" action.
 Officers of the organization ridi- rulcd reports that tn" Watch and Ward would disband, indicating Dn the society in it's war on vice were to be intensified
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
TWO TO BE E,NTRtDITID

Hartford. Jan. tPE-Sam Bush . Ingar, alias sammy the Jew" the last of the quartet wanted hy the Connecticut state police for the theft Of automobiles and q quantity of dresses in Colchester. has been arrested m Philadelphia and Gov "rnor Trumbull today signed an cX- tradition on the governor of Penn sylvania for his :rn.
 Governor Trumb1Il has also signed a requisitiou on tn" governor of New York for tho return of Abra- ham Chcrnon. wanted in New Haven for non-support of his wife and children.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
Wrestler Subducd in
 NOrWalk Traffic Bout

Norwalk. Jan. 6 UPD --Three NorWalk policemen more than equal one Paul Bcrlcnbach. |. II. TaEamen of White Plains x. S., member of the 1920 United States Olympic wrestling team. has ais covered.
 Police stopped Tanamcn'T automobile which was said 70 have been pursuing an irregular course through the city. Tana- men refused to leave the drivers seat.
 "Why-l pinned Paul Bcrlcu bach's shoulders to the mat Guess l can handle three cops, he boasted.
 The "cops' subducd Tanamcn. however. and in police court .u- day the wrestler paid $l01 fine on a charge of drunken driving.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
TROLLEY HEARING PLANNED

Hartford. Jan. ( (P--rhe petition of the Connecticut company for au- thority to abandon the operation of electric cars ard substitute bus servic" in Stamford in part of its car route known as Summer street to StollwrcckS. so-c@lled, will be the subject Of a public hearing by the commission CD Monday. JanuarN l%. at ll:3O a. m.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
0HDEI; OF NAsA MEETING

Members Of the executive board of the district lodge. Order of Nasa, Will attend the meeting of the Val hyrian and the TcGner lodges. at q meeting Of these two groups in Nasa hall. Monday evening at N o'clock. District Deputy Siri Soder- land and District Deputy David Nortstrom Of New Haven will in stall the officers elected for the yrar gt recent meeting
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
Sailors Say Coast Guard
 Boats Navigation Peril

Providence, l.. l.. Jan. 6 tCIp Coast guard boats operating ln Rhode Island waters habitually follow practices adding to the dangers of navigation in the opinion of the local branch of the National Association Of Masters, Mates and Pilots.
 The organization yesterday adopted d resolution to this effect for presentation to the national convention Of the association at Washington. January 20,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
SMITH H(IS LAND

Northampton. Mass. Jan. 6 N.ID Purchase of 20 acres of land ad- jaceut to the campus for athletic thus tripling the acrcac" now available. was announced to- day by President William Alan No,Mcn O. smith college. The land was purchased from the state.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
LETTE WRITE HOUSE GUEST

ashineton, Jan. U P)-William tie. creator of the famous e role of Sherlock Holmes, was ncheon guest today at the White use
New Britain herald., 1930-01-06
BERLIN NEWS

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New Britain herald., 1930-01-06

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New Britain herald., 1930-01-06

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-23
MARKETS

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In McAllen Section

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been granted the Missouri Pacific
Lines by the NcAllen city commits
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main Valley highway through Nc
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-23
DRY AGENT Indicted
IT Rum Conspiracy

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Laredo Schools To
Be Given Approval

AUSTIN. June %. -tPE The
state committee on classification
and utilization Of high schools was
in session here today to consider
the application Of IS high schools
for utilization with the state depart
ment CT education. Favorable action
has been indicated by the commit
tee.
Among the schools expected 10 be
approved, was Laredo High School,
disbarred a few years ago because
or inadequate buildings and equip
ment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-23

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RTTTER \ EGGS

CHICAGO. June 23-P-Butter
ste-Gv. creamery extra % II:
standards 3 ~. extra firsts 30-3I:
tTstS 3 - 70 3 -. seconds 20
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firsts 20, storage packed firsts %
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immigration Quota
Reduction Sought

WASHINGTON June 81
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rzrR.Irr urlrfar fnr TIRE fiscal Tsar
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-23
McAllen Clubs To
Form Bowling Teams

McALLEN, june 23.-WIth the
opening OF the new four-place
bowling alleys Of Justice and
Crowder and the unusual interest
being shown in the game. members
OF the Rotary and Lions clubs OF
McAllen are planning the %organiza-
ton Of bowling teams to wear the
colOrs Of the respective ~organiza-
tons In a i0ust az some future date.
The names OF the men making up
the teams have not been announc-
ed.