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New Britain herald., 1930-02-04
leave the skin soft, refreshed, responsive

with q reputation which extends to both England ard America.
 Antoine has, of course, cxperimented with various home beauty methods to determine which would be best. And he is convinced that nothing is so satisfactory as Palmolive
 Pure soab-olipe and palm oils
 Palmolive is pure. Its color is the natural color of olive and palm oils. It contains no other fats whatever. The natural odor of these oils makes unnecessary the addition of heavy perfumes.
 And more than 1s9oo beauty experts recog. nize it's special advantages. They find that it cleanses as other soaps can not-that it removes impurities uitbom Jku uritation.
 You should follow the advice of Antoine of Paris, who numbers among his patrons the worlds smartest women.
 Massage a father of Palmolive Soap gently into the pores for two minutes. Then rinse 1t away with warm water, till you can actually feel the pores being freed of impurities dirt, makeup. Then rinse with cold water :. :. almost to icy tenn. pcraturc. There! Isn't that refreshing?
 T always recommend PalmoIiyc Soap,' says Antoine, And his clients find it ideal for the bath, as well. You will, too.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-04
Quick Relief for
 Coughing Spells
Famous Prescription Stops
 Them Almost Instantly,

The phenomenal success of q doctors famous prescription call,.I Thoxinc is due to it's double acton. IL immediately soothcs the irri'u- ton and Eocs direct 10 th" informal cause not reached by patent modi- cincs and cough Syrups. The ,rry first swallow usEally stops even the most obstinate cough.
 ThoXinc contains no harmful drugs, is pleasant tasting and saEa for the whole family. Sold oD a money back guarantee 10 give hrt- fer and quicker relief for coughs pr sore throat than anything !oN, have ever tried, Ask for Tho%in" put up ready Tor use in 31c, 6oc and s1.Op bottles. Sold by City Drug ore and all other good drug stores.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-04
Writ Asked by Chinese
 Now Facing Deportation

Hartford, Feb. 4-Maintaining bis client had been given an unfair trial in that the burden of proof of legal residence in this country was put on the defendants shoulders, Attorney IT Wadsworth Sullivan, Boston, yesterday presented a petition in T.. $. district court in behalf of Uns Gok Gin, South Manchester laundry man.
 Gin was ordered dcportcd Dccenl- Der ?. Defense counsel argued that at that time the government should have set up proof of the mans it. legal residence here, rather than re- quire him to prove his rightful cN'5t- Cncc in this country.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-04

be brought before superior court during the MIrch term on a bench warrant. Clark W. Burnham, fo'- n3cr executive vice president, will be tried then on the same charges,
 Yesterday afternoon Stevens WIS presented before Justice of the Peace George Hart in East Hamp- ton. who failed to bind him over 10 superior court, The impression created was that Stevens was thcr2- by released from prosecution.
 Spencer said the hearing of the justice was in the nature of cor oner's inquest, that a finding made l., him did not indicate either guilt or innocence and that the two man will be brought to trial before superior court for trial of their case.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-04
BRAZILIAN BANDIT
 ENJOYS HIS LIFE
DoSCendS on Town and Treats
 Police to Refreshments

Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, Fob, 4 (UP)-A Jesse James of northern Brazil is the tall, thin, bospectaclcd bandit I.ampeao. or lamp post, ;" who, with his band Of picturesque followers, breaks out of the jungle and lays waste to unprotected vjl- lages snoozing in the heat Of Bahia and Scrgipe.
 Carrying reyolvers and mounted on tough little mules this band Of the hardest rapscallions cycr kicked out of civilization have succeeded so far in cmdinG the combined cf- forts of the police m that region. They know the woods and can easily cIude pursuit
 Treats the Crowd
 Lampcao's usual procedure is 10 ride openly into a village and climi- nate or frighten away the few guards as preliminary 10 making free with the beer and other at- tractions Often he invites the whole community to his party at the cX- pense of the local emporium
 He likes to be entcrtaincd-and to refuse his invitation to dance or drink is to court annihilation.
 In the village the sheriff protest cd when I.ampcao came 1o town. He was tied 10 tree for his auda- city and provided an afternoons rare entertainment for these playful robbers who amused themselves pluckmg out his beard, hair by hair. Another time they captured the small local police force and forced on the minions Of the law the en- toymont Of beer and cigars from the town store. I.ampoao himself praised them for their "couraGc in not making q dash for the nearest brush
 I.ampeao's cartridge belt is q model of what the woll-drcsscd ban dit man will wcar--if he can stand the strain. It is so wide that it is said 10 prevent the Wcarcr from doubling up even with laughter as he no doubt often desires to do at the very funny antic" he forces his victims 10 perform The belt carries four rows of bullets and two dandy rows Of fancy buttons. His band carries American siX-Shootcrs and some possess rifles.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-04
BANK OFFICIALS WILL BE TRIED
Finding Of Justice Does Not
 Show Guilt or Innocence

Middletown, Feb. Rctraud r.. Spencer, assistant states attorney. last night indicated that Earle S. Stevens, former treasurer Of the East Hampton Bank and Trust Company. who is charged with en- bezzling funds Of the bank, would
New Britain herald., 1930-02-04
Public Works Board Surprised
 : At High Bids for Cement, All
 &, Dealers Rendering Same Price

to the officer under that speed. These laws endured for a time but the same old question kept crop ping up-that based upon improve ments, any prima facie law was no longer q fair test in many circum- stances.
 Now comes the modern doctrine in which Connecticut is leader. It iq, in effect. that the operator must proceed at q reasonable speed. The analysis of this law probably will show, when 1t is tested in the courts, about as follows: That for the pur- pose Of proceeding on the highway operator IS under the duty of de- lcrmning for himself what at every moment and in every location &n under all conditions must be his rate Of speed. That is, he deter mines his own prima facie rate ot speed
 The last word will always be with the directing and disciplinary authorities. Hence he must proceed more cautiously than when he had the guidance under the old prima facie laws.
 There is no more restrictive speed law than one expressed in broad terms.
 There is no speed law that can be enforced with more cNactnes. and accomplish better results than one which places the determination of reasonable speed in the discretion Of the person plus the discretion Of those whose duty it is to enforce tho law. It will probably be found that towns and ties where this law is considered more and more rcstric- tive will shortly begin to increase in number, and in that connection it is no more than fair that the op- orator of a car shall have direction from towns and cities through which he passes as to what speeds it's authorities think arc reasonable on the highways upon which he Is proceeding.
 Trying Experiment
 
 So an experiment is now bcin;5 tried by the town of Stratford. and the same experiment will shortly be tried in several other towns where there has been danger created on account Of too much variance in speeds,
 Almost the worst possible feature of traffic is oCcasioned by the man who wants 10 go faster than the average, who wants to cut out and in and get ahead. Heaven only knows Why-probably 10 save tn" infnitesimal fraction Of a moment which he will save by getting to heaven that much sooner.
 Average speed is the thing 70 strive for, not necessarily a slow average speed, but an average spc aJ which is reasonable in view of all the circumstances of location an l Of traffic.
 The Connecticut speed law will not only result in holding spceds down, but it can be expected, when thoroughly enforced, 10 eliminate cutting in and out.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-04

Franco and several friends arrived. the best known member of the club and they even threatened to set fire to the club house if he was elected.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-04
SEVEN CONV|CTS
 QU|ZzED IN JAIL
Some Removed From Regular
 Routine After Questioning

Hartford, Feb. - Seven Wcth- crsiield prisoners, including the brother Of Leo Landry who is charg- ed with the murder of a Jackson- vile, Fla, city detective, and Peter DOran. former local policeman SCrv- ing a term for burglary, have been confined to their cells for various periods while jail officials invcsti- gated circumstances resulting in the escape of Landry, Watson Moul- thrope and Roland Lalonc who are now in q Jacksonville jail waiting trial on a. murder charge, it. was learned early this week.
 The prisoners, only two Of whom were returned to their usual routine after examination, were kept in their cells the day following the re- turn of Parole Officer George Brad ley from Jacksonville where he had Of q Jacksonville detective for which the three Connecticut men are be- ing held.
 Quiz MaChinist
 Louis Caplan, master InaChinlst, who was allowed to usc every tool in the prison shop, was quizzcd con- corning the saws which the trio used to saw through prison bars in their exit to the jail roof. Although Cap Ian was allowed to use haCksaWs, these tools were accounted for at the end of each day, it was revealed.
 Arthur Landry. brother of Leo, was among those questioned in the shirt shop. He was designated by Leo as my only pal" although he is reported to have condemned his brothers escape in conversation with officials.
 Others questioned included Peter Chilickic jail librarian, serving time for holding up d New Britain lunch
New Britain herald., 1930-02-04
TWO DEAD IN RIOTS

Bucharest, Eoumania, Feb.
 CP)-TWo persons are dead here today and scores were wounded during serious conflicts in riots dur ing the campaigns for the coming elections The police mado 100 ar rests.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-04

Only three per cent Of all Nor way is suitable tc agriculture.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-04

A Danish aviator was the first 10 fly over the Andes.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-04

Colorado has the greatest average altitude of any state in the country,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-04

COME clients seem to think, says Antoine of , Paris, that my treatment will give them beautiful complexion with no more effort on their part than an occasional visit to my salon. You compliment me too much, madame, l say. It is necessary for you to do your share between visits to my salon
 Antoine continues by strcssing the need for soap and water cleanliness .,. and he prescrbes for this purpose, just ono soap-Palmolivc."
 Its delicate yet penetrating father, he says "isthe most effective means of clearing away every trace of dust and rouge and powder from the tiny pores of the skin
New Britain herald., 1930-02-04
Bcauty sbeeial1a 10 Pa'7s society

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New Britain herald., 1930-02-04

When beauty IS dt stake dccept only expert adUice. 18,9O7 professional experts advse Palmove!
New Britain herald., 1930-02-04

"7'here is one iten, of my home treatment 1UhIch ncvcr uaries -the prclin1- inoyclcansing ofthe skin 1cilh pure soap and tcoter ct least t,cice G day. For luis purpose I al,cays rec' ommend PdlmoIive Soop."
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