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New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

ncy, whom he had 70 appoint was not so good and tho judge, after an inadequate presentation Of the states case, would take the vitncssys n hand himself, draw out thc facts. and send his old clients 10 jatl 'o Inc rage and chasrtn Of their lawyers and friends. IL is needless 10 add that this judge did not have a GhOs' Of a Chanc" Of rcappon,mcnl
 "Crimo can be immediately Pc. ducod three -fourlhs by utilizing the commonly accepted methods Of other countries This can be done without doing any violence 10 American principles Of law.
 Attack On Lawyers
 'lt is idle to expect the legal pro fossion as q whole 10 solve our diff faculties and 10 introduce reforms which, while they might be 9 bless ing 10 'hn people, would raise havoc with their fees and omolumcnts What other profession or labor or 3aniza1jou would we expect 10 be so alruistic2 Lawyers go through the lip service of court ritual and feel that any outspOkcn criticism Of our present procedure would make them unpopular with the profession and might jcopardsc their clients when they took their cases 10 court.
 "Wo cannot expect the legislature 10 take the initiative. when for q century il has been completely con trollcd by the legal profession.
 "Connccucut can ill afford the heavy burden of unnecessary crime. We have no natural resources. and as a center for distribution are not well located. We have 10 import not only our raw material but our labor. Our industries are sharply colnpct- uiyc. In the long run. the cost ol crime and the incfficiency'fn prOduc- ton that results from it's presence must either be taken out of the prof its of industry or the pay envelope. When it comes out of the first th" industries move away, and. if out Of the latter, labor is i'll paid and diSsat- isricd. The ineffective administration Of our laws is something that con cerns ,he welfare of every decent citizen
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
ENDED COLD CAUSED
 BY DRAFT IN OFFICE
Relief Began Quickly When Doctor Advised Home Use
 of Pleasant Method

Acting on the advice Of her doc tor, Mrs. Leland r. Marston is still another. lik" so many New Britain people. who has found how quickly relief can he had by q pleasant rem cdN which hospital physicians hay" certified as the best of different widely known methods tested for head colds, coughs and chest colds,
 And she is now glad that her doctor told her what 10 do when she caught q severe cold caused by working for several hours near an open window while the door transonr was open. Relief began quickly, the doctor reports, when she took double strength doses of Ayers Cherry Pee toral. Within an hour or so inc medi- cation of wild cherry, tcrpin hydrate. etc, had been absorbed by her syS- tenn. looseniug up the congestion. By night she had overcome the disa- greeable "weepy" stage of her cold Next morning her breathing passages were clearing up rapidly and in an- other day or so the doctors examin- ation revealed no trace left of the cold
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

In ones own home il IS now pos, sible to get quick rclicf-oftcn in few hours from q &tufty head cold, cough or chest cold. For doctors are now recommending for home usc a hospital certified remedy that is in expensive. pleasant 10 take and ideally suited to the delicate stom- achs of old folks and children.
 Joseph E. Keen. for example. asked his doctor for q prescription when his cold got so bad he felt "achy" all over. The doctor immedl- atcly gave him q large dose of Ayers Cherry Pcctoral and advised him to continue the treatment every hall hour until the "fevcrl8h' 'achy' feeling vas gone. then once every two hours. In just few minutes he began 10 feel better and slept com fortahly all night. In another day or so the cold congestion had dlsap- pcarcd entirely and h" was back at work.
 Note: See other eases hr'nG reported daily in thi, pnpcr--all certified by the attending pl, ,siCtnn.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

NTtiutH. aN, Ollc with d severe coughing spell, q fever of 101 and doctors advice she vas given q lax ativc followed by double strength doses of Ayers Cherry Pectoral every hour. Almost immediately the cough began to subside, the doctor reports. In d few hours the conges- ton was clearing up and in another day or so she was out playlng-as well as ever.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
Taft Gains Markedly;
 Condition Much Improved

WashingtOn, Feb. TO P)-W WiIIia.n Howard Taft vas said by his phy- sicians today 10 be making marked gains in strength.
 The former chief justice was sail tc have rcgaincd his appetite, hay ing eaten good breakfast and 10 be in q better general condition than at any time since his return from AShcvillc. x. C., a week ago.
 4 bulletin issued at noon said His condition is satisfactory, his appetite is improving and he $ gaining in strength"
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
Pastor Halts Burglary
 By Returning for Coat

Boston, Feb. h Because the minister forgot his ov,rcoat. t"o robbers failed in their efforts 10 crack the safe of the Mount Vernon church here last night.
 When Rev. Burns Chalmers rr- turned for his outer garment, he discovered the men, who appar- cntly had attended services and scCrctcd themselves in the church at closing time. Rev. Chalmers summoned police, but the safe crackers escaped.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

roc,ic0t has aduuuiStrroI stmr. city, and roHu affairs, "CVnscl"nti"usly and ably for many yrars,' Eorabar,> said. '-Evid'ncc that all matters Of government have been handled cap ably,' he said, "is shown by the fact the people have returned the rcpub- lcan party to control year after year al the polls.
 "Ouc-parjy courrol" h. contend hs,5 public welfare IS is constant .im. In roun'rticu our party al- ways has stood for service w. havc l,pt the state solvent financially, avoiding b.nIrup, bonrvoIouccs. W, have given thr people those bonet. S which they desired and for which We could pay.
 Functions Al M! Times
 "Thc party organization has iuuc- toned at all times. II has been my aim 10 organizo the party into 1n efficient, wolI-mauagcd. going con cern, modelled after the best n modern industry and business,
 "Wr have kept our ear 10 tho ground. not maliciousIy CT for per soual aggraudizcm"nt, but 10 ascer- tain as far as possible the thoughts and wishes O. the pubIlc.s
 Tt is my firm belief that conII- ijOIG here aro a~ good if not bet, r 'n.a iu other states. Our party has followed lho brIi'r ilat d party nu-t operate actively and forcctully not ouiy a. lh, polls ur election time Utt durlns each and o}rry day ot the . year,
 II have n, ser attempted to con- nnud ottirn-Goldrrs in the carrying cut of their duties. 1 and my asso- c.atcs ut all times uuy. sought 0 ,oopgrW- with and advise rJfic"- holders vh.r'eor cll'd upon to do ,u or .t such times when, tbruIls .i ,>p.ri"ucr B., ulNr lrl1 called upoI ,ouu-arlly to oG.I our s'r\icrS.
 "Wo har, placed political oppo- vents iu oltc" ssh m II has been dcln- ouatratod tha' they aru ike Lest niru for tm positions and their services at,. mdlspeue;.hlc to the state.
 TT the administration of state af- fllrs by ttc republican party has been dangerous Iom'0ooring or lAA, { jI Is my opinion ;hd' 'hr people long agu would have oy"rjhruWn the r"- publicau organization.
 If one party control Is wrong feel certain tho propl" at once would organize q sufficiently strong and vital opposition to force change in couditious.'
 "Enicieut "reaui&tjon is just q YitaI 10 Il political machine as to q h1siHo;s cOrpOra'ioH,' EOrabain said.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

people here are uailIG in their own homes the pleasant hospital treatment that gave such quick, sure relief 10 the little daughter of Mrs. c. l.. Carl ton.
 Her little daughter,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

Frederic J, r 'h courage The Sprint'd' f J'1- ' Inf0rmateIy l.' '.'' " TO Washi>ores"o .'.Ii n 'a"'h2 ',.
 n 10 adu -..r .is offica accord | fg 10 the best Of hls ability. becaHse 1is first act is 10 appoint a prose. cuting attorney conspicuousIH unfit for the job, and over "hom he da' not exercise hIs legal control Tn" wonder is that our rourts are as good hat men who enter th" 'TcmpI"s o' that men w hocuter the Temples ot ,lgs,ice.r through inc sewer ga'' ol politics. free themselves from 'heit old associates and make modd IuJgcs.
 Tn very largo city io 'onaoo''- rgt. several years ago. a professional criminal lawyer was appointed 70 lhc bench against the protest ot its d'- ront citizens. When he assumed the robes of office h" bitterly disappoinl- d those who put him th"r" by en- forcing the laus with stricinsss and inpartialuy. The prosecuting "1'or-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
EISU SERV>I TO HOSPITAL

BrOOklVn. N. Y, FcD. IU TJPD \ police motor car, with all traffic cleared before it, today was called upon 10 bring from Manhattan hospital q quantity Of anti-strcpto . coccus serum with which it was hoped 10 save th. life Of child in Trinity hospital here.
 Trinity officials declined 10 make known the name of the patient. who is 1-2 years old and victim Of mastoiditis.
 The serum was brought from in" Willard Parker hospital.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

An entirely ard pleasant method of ending colds is proving itself quickest and dependable numbers New Britain homes And the quick relief experienced by Miss ma Craig typical of results accomplished by this pleasant remedy which hospital physicians certify the best of differ ent widely used methods tested for head colds coughs and cheStc colds
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
TOMORROW-Th Waterfall That Falls Up

former chief justice had Improved and that he was much better than when he left Ashcvillc \. C., a week ago 10 return here.
 Senator Norris said he would re- port the nomination to the senate as soon as possible. He added he had no intention of WaginG a contest to block confirmation in view Of the apparent whclminG majority for Hughes.
 Dcncrty Protest Read
 Not all ol tn" committee was present at the session which was de voted largely 10 the reading of q long letter Of protest to Hughes, nomination from Henry l.. Dohcrty, New York attorney.
 Discussing his opposition 10 Hughes after the committee meeting Norris said:
 "f have a very high regard for Mr. Hughes and it is very cmbar- r&sSing to vote against him. His qualifications for the place are ad- mitteG. but l think we are setting a very bad and dangerous precedent. He resigned from the supreme court to run for president T have no fault to find with that He tried his luck in that race and vas defeated, Now the presiden; puts h,m back on the bench with T promotion. That kind of praCtic, i, ,t h., supreme court and the respect in which it is held. The court will be come T football of politics. Judges will tie up with politicians. They will make decisions along poltica lines. They will run for office and if they fail they will come back am get q promotion.
 Opposed to Hughes Views "Morcoy"r. dH opposed 10 Mr Hughes views. He represents witt ability and conscicntiousncss, in, NtoNpoiut Of big business. of mon | upoIirs, of trusts and combinations ] These views hay" become Il part 0I tho man.
 1 eve arc approaching some Of th . most important dcclSloIlS ever PIH' scented 10 the supreme courL' Nor ris continued "'rhc radio corpora ton claims d vested right in thu air Mr. Hughes, as attorney iol ! this corporation. represented sucI doctrines before the court. If II l' 1 decided that way by the Suprcm' court it will enable trusts and com ] linations 10 control every avenue 0 ] human activity.
 q admit this will not appeal tt people who have different ideas irou mine. Those people are in powe and evidently are going to carry ou their theories.
 "Instead of man like MT Hughes. l would like to sec more like Justice Holmes, Brandcis an, stone on the supreme court
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
5OO LOCAL WORKERS
 MAY BE GIVEN JOBS
Ccouuuued From First Paec)

ttOUluuHu | rom lrSL l'H2') tary for officers residences and punp house.
 The structure ~ul stand on plot of ground adjoining the home Of r.. Wells Eddy Of NewinEtou and across the street from the residence Of Town Clerk Thomas x. Francis. IL will fac" Willard street. will be about q half mile from N""ing1on center. a mile from N,wnEtou June ton and about lhrco-quart"rs Of a mile from inc railroad tracks. A railroad siding probably Will be run into thc cromd4 upon completion of th" structure
 Supplies to Be Bought Here
 All purchasing Of supplies will h" done in New Britain by Messrs, Par sons. it Is snid.
 That the news of line arrival of Nr. Parsons and lhr expected ar rival Of Ar. Gold~NOrth travels rap idly is shown by the fact that the room 5l6 ia the Eurrtt hotel was ucsIogrd ly sIcsm"u and dealers ansIous 10 soll supplies this morning before o'cloc5. while on the grounds at Neuirgton sub-contrac- tors and 1aborers seeking work make up steady stream of visitors.
 Not Hiring Now
 r is not likely that any hiring Of labor or craftsmen will b. done or that any sub-coutracts will be awarded before the end ol tn" week.
 jf.jr& work, plastcrine. interior finishing, beating, plumbing and 'Ircriral "ork vii b" done by sub contracts all local contractors if po~sjul
 Tur .oU "ll include 4o.ooo cubic yards ,f .>raeaton; a.5oo yards or structural roarrrrr and n.Doo square yards Of road concrete: 4oo tons Of reinforced structural steel and a mIDou bricks. alI bought lorauy: snnno square feet of ,lc backup: t5''"oo f'.1 of tgmb"r and &0poun 5Hu#u g,'t or rauvrrtr forms.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
HUGHES FAVORABLY
 REPORTED UPON IN COURT NOMINATION.
CCoutinucd From First Pagc)

Oroutinuod From First pagc)
 Ir is expected al the capitol that Mr. llu2hos will be confirmed in time 10 enable him to preside over the court when it rncouyrnos from ,1s present r"ccss two weeks from today.
 Almost simultaneously with thc coumittcc's action. word from tn" Taft home said tho condition Of the
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
S Io,o krs F,,ta,. syna,e.u Inc ere.' Rr

of the smallest Letters M aytone o the @ following s1% S Herewith will find specimens different kind of writing and trust will Syndicate this Sincerely E. L. BhHone Ar4 a
  on Smallest pos Magellan rdp pdcpta
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
TOOK DOCTORS ADVICE;
 CHILD'S COLD SOON GONE

NegIcctin% childrn's colds is sure 10 cause needless misery and may weaken resistance 10 pneumonia or other serious disease. So numbers Of
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
Boy Bandit Cycles
 Away From Victim

Kansas City, Feb. 10 P'-Will Chicago kindly look aside while we blush for our old fashioned ways?
 Modernism spoke when. bcardlcss boy held up John Brun- ner and cxpertly took his watch and $S, but (herc Chicago will please respect our cmotion) the bandit made his getaway fur iously pcdaling q bicycle.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
R0RABACK ADMITS
 DlCTATOR'S ROLE
0'oUInu.l Iroo I'Irsl Ta2D

ro the Kansas City rouyra- ion in line for Calvin Coolidge ml | ih" la-t nom"U when he joined th' swing tu Hoover,
 AS president of r.n. Coun,rticu' Service Company and director of Irany smaller wlhn utilities. Enrl- back is r"pul-d lp control most o' 'lt light and power IH Connecticut
 The republican machine in Con
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
BELIEVE IT OR NOT

MENTAL ARjTHMET1C TAlNk OF ANY NUMBER MULTIPLY IT BY , ADD 1
 MULnPLY BY , ADD 1HE NUMBER YOU THOUGHT or CROSS OUT TIE RIGHT HAND DIGIT -- ARD You HAVE HE NUMBER 700 FIRST THOUGHT OF
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

his offices at Washington W"r" in stalled at tho end Of 1ha boat dock before the party arrived. I;ichry said before the "S4uutcrcr' depart ed. however, that Mr, Hoover did not expect 10 send a boat back } the. key before night,
 Cars tlat brought the party, secret service men and ueWspapcrmen were sidetrackcd alongside the tiny Wood- n station.
 The two smaller boats from which the party will do us actual fishing 20 by the names of "GOotus Boy and Hoo Hoo,
 Changes to Fishing To%-
 After breakfast prcsidou, Hoover changed from his blue double-broasi- - .,d business suit into fanncls. As th" Sauntcrcr pulled away from tn" dock. ho came on deck and waved to the small crowd which had gath cred
 Mrs. Hoover. who also cam" on deck. tried to commnnicat" by d series of signs with her secretary Miss Mildred Hall. who vas aboard the Kilkenny. Both waved vigorous k for 2 moment and then lauEhngI\ gay" up the attempt,
 As inc Sauutcrcr pulled out into tuo gulf the two coast gnard cdjl"rs hlch had been lying in near 'u" shore got under way. on" or them cut across inc bows of fhe house boat and the other cau@ in across .thc wake. The Sdunrarcr pulled out about q half mile and stopped and small boat pulled alongside, "NI- ,irntlp 70 pu, HGoard somo b"2EaE' ihat had bccu left behind. President JIooycr's trunk full oi rsniuc tackle was thc ljrst pIrc" Of na-gayr ,o u,. put aboard in" Sam- t.rrr. The party altogether had r,arlv J nudrrd llrcrs O. iuS%a%" ranging from 'r0u-S down 'o raucr"s.
 ,.awrrar, EIrbcl ~taudu2 on rh' ,crf Of tho NlkouuN took moving pictures ot his chief aa ths Sauutrr- rt pulled out.
 Lon" key Popular Point Long Key for many }cars has ha"u headquarters for a small col ouy of winter fishermen from tho north and from nrighborjng states The coral base Of the hcN covered ] bv whlta sand offers hut little ground for vegetation other than tropical palm jrooa. but " group O cottages a suall hotel and a g-n. raal s'or. supply the needs Of tu, : aI-Ier,
 Just ou sHur" haIr dozen yachts nerr at anchor today when Mr Hoover and his party left for th' day sport Smaller craft for fishing arc in abundance.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

con request. sent with stamped. ] dressed ntelope Mf. Ripley will furu plocf Of anything demcteJ by hlmI.
 (Eeg. L. S Pat On)
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

Plants breathe with their roots as we'll 3s with thei" leaves and stalks.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
MOWERS SET SAIL
 ON FISHING JAUN7
"'oa">4 From, J1ra r,sD)

"'omaol From Dlra r.gn) ,un-. Of greetings lr.ra "as no "rnwnuy and 1I. Hoorr v,ut .m- mn.a'.,y tp la samnrrr. Photo s'apH'rs and up.m- picture u,u l.rorded 'Ia ln" yarI walk m com D.'a d'tl. When the boat sas reached u" stood at lue head Of inc @"n2pJIus for a moment to pos.
 "Gr aIonE aud lors got through njtH 'Ui%' h' eaid. Mrs, Hoo> er and 'ne remainder Of Inc party H.ut o.loa.
 1.-uermon reported that although rough Heathr last "roI. had Blu- d'r'd auelm@ 10 som. extent. tines 'or'-aw good fishing weather to-day. Th" sky wa@ overcast aud a cool hr0c<. aArD' across tHc Ilut Islaul from tba Gulf of Moslco.
 The "SauD'ernr." a @A-foot craft hoj.t"d inc chief r>eouj}os nag aa soon as he came aboard. The >rs-rI "as tied up .t tho dock ou ,b. gulf side of inc lev Hr the day's pro -raW "rll,d for IeHm2 m 'h, Allan 'i, Ocean
 Fish From small Boat
 To-day s,s-eIuI.. a= g},H gH 'Ia' Of tao GH}a 'o oou-. vas arranged 70 th" rar'1 "oGid harc tho .,uuu- '''nr and Kilkenny and fish from smali"r boW.. after in" t"o houar- boats sail avty from thn fcy
 Tine president expected 10 mHIc nl" headquarters aboard th" Sum- i'rrr. s"ndu" ln twice daily for m,il. < sp'oel lrI"2ranh vIr" anI , q t'lrphoue connected dirrDy Hah
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
Politicians Name Court rcr>our

"THc local political or-aHEHtoH makes ou' slate Q. H#lot 'H'
 judges, prosecuting rf oEur and other court officers argear The ,1dgos must s.... ar,rr, tur whole slate l. name fa prr- 4cn,ed. The jr..I..... -omutf-r them taober stamp '5oaton. X "o-
 ,-p has. a" 1lrr a.oDr o.u,
 '9ehd To- # support of the using this coupoi. uIzaHoe "oulI
The Washington times., 1930-01-25
BANTAM AUSTIN
CAUSES STIR

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Wlth
orders for 52,025 bantam cars, ag,
gregating over $23,O0O,O00 at list
prices, received from automotive
dealers and distributors during
the single week of the New York
automobile show. the American
Austin Car Company. in a letter
to stockholders issued today, an
nounces a record of dealer &C
ceptance unprecedented perhaps
in the history of the automobile
industry.
The bantam Austin car, the
new transportation unit which
will be in production in the
United States in the early spring
months, was introduced to the au-
tomotive trade for the first time
at a pre-showing to dealers ex,
clusively at the Hotel Shelton,
here, January 4 to II.
The Washington times., 1930-01-25
Tourist Camp Manual
Lists $4,000 Camps

The sixth annual official Motor
Tourist Camp Manual Of the
American Tourist Camp Associa-
ton, compiled by its secretary,
Major Charles G.. Percival, which
is now ready for distribution
gives $4,000 tourist camps and
camp sites in the United States
and Canada. The new manual
has 1000 more camps than last
year and the Canadian section
alone covers over 20 pages.
The manual gives the tourist
camps both by States, provinces,
national trails and the new Fed
The Washington times., 1930-01-25
Cadillac Introduces =
New Valve MecEIaa sm

The valve mechanism oa the
Cadillac V-16 inaugurates another
milestone in engine design, say
Its makers. Tappet noise and
frequent adjustment, long re-
garded as necessary evils of the
overhead valve engine, are COM
pletely banished by a new device.
Inc new automatic valve
slIencer was worked out in the
General Motors research labora-
tories and is simple and fool
proof.
The Washington times., 1930-01-25

smaller, Walker companies Is
given by this firm.
While there. we're more than
300 tire and rubber manufactur.
ing concerns in the country 10
years ago, there are not more
than 80 today. OF these 30, only
IA were regarded by Standard
Statistics as important enough to
be included in its analysis of the
industry.
The Washington times., 1930-01-25
MEN
HAVE PRIDE
IN RECORD
BY J. E. FIELDS
Vice President In Ccharge Of Sales Of
Chrysler Corporation

DS - 4. EAELDS
Vice President In Ccharge Of Sales Of
Chrysler Corporation
Ten of the most significant
years in the automobile industry
have become history with the
passing of the '20's. In 1920,
there were 9,231,941 motor We
hicles in the United States. The
dawn Of 1880 finds almost three
times that may registered. And
the demand continues.
II 1t were possible to summarize
the causes Of the phenomenal de-
Velopment of the motorcar busi-
ness. 1t would be the social and
economic necessity for swift, de-
pendable and economical trans
portation along flexible highway
routes. Halt the operations of
these motor units for one hour,
and chaos would result.
The ability of motor car manu-
racturers to anticipate these de-
mands and supply them effec-
lively has measured their success
IN the past. It will determine
their success in the future. And
every year, the public is seeking
more Style-cars with still more
distinctive appearance.
ChrysIer Men Proud
Designing such cars, inspiring
a manufacturing organization to
produce them, maintaining dealer
enthusiasm and commanding pub
lie confidence-is the achievement
OF which we of ChrySler Motors
are proud.
The only reason for grouping
the vast motor properties Of
Chrysler, De Soto. Dodge, Fargo
and Plymouth was to render
greater service by offering the
public greater dollar value in its
choice of motor cars.
The cars bearing the names of
our various divisions are the prod
uctS of a group of men who are
recognized authorities in engineer
ing, manufacturing. finance, sales
and distribution. They have never
heSitated in their purpose to build
better and finer cars, limited
only by the knowledge that their
own creative powers, energy and
enthusiasm are, after all. human.
Approximately 1,400,000 ChryS-
ler-built vehicles have been sold
since the first car appeared in
1924. In these six years, the Pub
lie has bestowed on our efforts a
measure of approval probably not
surpassed in an equal period in
the industry. More than $780,
900 has been invested in the pur-
chase of these products, until
sales now amount to millions of
dollars weekly.
10000 Men at Work
Our properties now include 81
plants, having a total floor space
of 13,175,000 square feet. Approx
mately 10000 men are engaged in
producing the many lines of cars
and trucks.
Our officials look at 1880 and
the years to come with confidence
and optimism, knowing we are in
a market where improved design,
more efficient manufacturing and
more comprehensive distribution
practices will be chief factors in
the continued merit Of public con
fidenCe.