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New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
"CHANING RAINBOW S'
 tT CAPITOL

Jessie Love and Charles King play together again in Chasing Eaiubows," an original story for Mctro-Goldwyn-Muycr by Bess Mel rdylh, which is ut the Capitol The atcr today and Tuesday. That should l." welcome news to thos" who have seen this couple in "Tne Broadway Melody
 "Chasin@ Eaubows' is q back stage story with real human inter est. and il is doubtful if there Is another pair of players on the Gin cma Coast who can handle a vr- hicIe of this kind with such Gnossc and artistry as th,s" two. Miss Loy" plays Il performer in road show whose love affair with a fellow player, Charlie Kjn@ progressr- hac!lsta@r. in cheap boarding house. and cn route from one night stand to onc-ni2ht stand. There Is sing n% and dancing in this picture, an plenty oC comedy 10 keep things SO ing at q fast clip.
 Charles Eicsucr. famous char. actcr as well as H splendid dircr. tor, who is thorou9hly familiar with this aspect Of theatrical Hcr. dI roctcd the production for Metro Goldwyn- Mayer. This is piclur' that will delight every cDass o thcatcr- @ocrs.
 on "Wednesday for three days the Capitol will offer a douhl, feature program prcsontIn% Dolore' Del Rio in "Evan@clinc' an ad1p ton of Henry WadsWorth Long fellows immortal love story. Th' co-foaturc will offer Jack MulhaI in Tn the Next Eoom.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
NORMAL LEVEL IN
 BUSINESS REPORTS
Lamont Says Conditions Gener-
 ally More Favorable Now

Washington Feb. 10 lP}-An ap- proximatcly normal level in the pro Guction and distribution Of comm3- ditics> in the United States for Us se ason was announced today by Sr-- rotary Lamont after q study f bIsjrfess survey data received at tAc department Of commerce.
 He asserted also q cOuvlCtion that the unemployment situation Ns,S moro favorable than might have been expected in view ot the S'o''l market slump last fall
 Tt is to be remembered that January and February rcprcsr t rather low point periods in t1" calendar schedule Of Amcrican business" Secretary Lamont said.
 "Thcy arc stock taking pcrio !s for most large corporations and ara not the months in which cntcrpris $ arc usually extended.
 "HowQvcr, We arc having pretty good reports from constructions a1d from production generally. an thcrc is grounds for assuming th9t this is about the normal year, "One Of the difficulties in tr" way of general realization of that fact is that our statistics as to bu 'l- ness now coming out have to be compared with 1929 conditions and is l., obvious that 1929 presented the picture of abnormally stimulated industry in almost every line"
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
CHAEAMIT-TENNCkOWSkI

This morning aL $ o'cIocN at Holy Cross church Miss Adclla Franz kowshi Of 11 Oakland avenue be- came tFc bride Of Fred Charam,", son of Mr. and Mrs, John Chnra- nut of 2S Talcott street. Rev Stanislaus NalowajcE otriciatcd nj tho nupti1l ceremonies.
 The couple were attended by M':5 Mary Nolovski as maid of honor an Anthony Charamut, brother Of the bridegroom. as best man. Miss Julia T.azcnza actcd as bridesmaid and stephen charamUt acted ia usher
 The bride was attired in q white satin bridal gown with q veil of Rose Marie style caught with orange blossoms and carried q bouquet of white calla lilies and lilies of ,h" valley. The maid of honor MS dressed in a green lace dress Wi,n hat and shoes to match and carrial yellow tea roses. Orchid satin gowns with hat and shoes to match were worn by the bridesmaids. Who carried a bouquet Of pink tea roS '".
 Following the ceremony q re- ccption was held at the hon" Of the bridegroom and guests from collin = vile, New Haven, Hartford. To - rington. SouthinGton. New To k and Massachusetts were pressed. Upon their return from q honey moon trip Mr. and Mrs. CharamIr will reside at 9S TalcoU street.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
City Items

The police were notified today or inc return of the operators license of John E. Niera of S5o Myrtle street.
 Peter karlonas. son of Mir. and Mrs. Peter karlonas of Chestnut strctc and William Razaitis, son ot Mrs. Anna Razaitis of Star street have left for St. Bernard's SeIllh- arv. Rochester, \. l.. to resume their studies, after spending their mid-vcar vacation with their par CntS.
 The annual meeting Of the h. corporatprs of the New Britain Gen cral hospital will be held ut ,i"' Nurses Home tomorrow afternoon al 7 o'clock. The annual meeting oi fine directors will follow.
 X scratch on the arm sustained while at work for the Conncctcu' I icht and Power Co., has resulted m Jeremiah Co1fey of & Fremont street developing an attach of blood poisoning. He is a patent at ih' Ncw Britain General hospital.
 A suit for $500 for alleged non payment of a note was brought to- day by E. D. Cub against l.uGlo Bario through Attorney $. Aharo- nian.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
TRUCKS IN COLLISION

\ truck owned by Hitting X Lo- haus Of 40 Dewey street and driven by Fred H. Henne of 95 Columbia street. was going south on Glen street at the approximate rate Of T. to 15 miles an hour about $40 o'clock Saturday afternoon and was struck by q truck owned by l.. J. Pagan of East Main street and driven by a man named kukish. liN- ing on Sexton street, according to the police report
 Hcnne said the other truck backed out of a driveway near the New Britain Welding Co. and the driver failed to sound the horn. Damage was donc to the body and one fender of IICnnc's truck.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
WINNIE, LIGHTNIR AT STRAND

Tn "Shc Couldn't Sul No. th- WatHer Bros. and Nitapnon" pro- durlon now playing at the strand thcatnr. today, Tuesday, and Wcd- nesday Wimi" Idgh'uor. the star. attracts the interested attention or Chester Morris when u, so.s her at a morning rehearsal ip a night club where the energetic comediruno is an entertainer. The usuaIy iudif- f"rcnt Morris sis a' 8 table and watches her iutoutlr. and th,n say- to in" friend who operates the c4- harct '%aN. that damc's got some thing"
 Much the sam" thought on tho part Of studio executives was what induced them to on~a4r Winnie fo" the star rol" in this picture. Shr ! lad been engaged for role in Gold pi"~ors Of Broad~ay." anI after tn, Grst day Of filming tlc rN- crutiveS wrr" in the studio proirc- ton room. watching tho running off of the ru9hra. to ma2uyjc Nns hcr screen personality that Inc pro '''N''.7 '' A''t' ''N''''i 'Iltl Sil' lhpS' | decidedly 'u9d soucthn@." unI they forthwith signed her for tb- star role in "Shr Couldn't Say No. :"
 In addition to Norris Miss Light. nor's supporDi0@ players in the pro. duc'iou include Sally tJlcrs, John ny Arthur and Tully Marshall Lloyd Bacon directed.
 on Thursday Elmchc Sweet and Tom Moore will br offered in an all talhio "Woman tachct", An "N- collant valdcyil)o program win also h." featured.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

Makar said he and his wife anl servant arrived in Vera Cruz Sunday morning and took rooms at the Hotel Imperial They were told shortly by detectives that their pres cncc was required at the railway station. When they returned 10 their hotel they found their baggage riiled and books and documents taken
 Makar said that both he and his wife were searched. He termed ths entire affair an outrage and said that he intended to file T complaint at the Mexican foreign office before sailing tomorrow. EIe denied that he had at any time during his stay in Mexico as Russian minister inter- vened in the internal affairs of the country.
 NJ Nakar is cn rout~ back 10 Rus s5a as a consequence Of rupture of NeNIcau- Russian relations after Mexican charges Of Soviet influence in communist demonstration against the Mexican administration.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
.PAONESSA BOY, IA, DRIVES CAR; HELD
Will Be Given Hearing in East
 hampton Court Feb. Y

Ellis Paonessa, If years old, son of Mayor Paonessa, has been notified to appear in East Hampton town court, February r, to answer a charge of driving an automobile without an operators license.
 The T'aonessa boy was givne q written summons Saturday after room at the Four Corners. a short distance from the Paonessa home at Lake Pocotopaug. after he had ad- mittcd 10 Stata Policeman w. C. Nelson that he was driving an auto mobile in which his mother, q l- cense1 operator, was a passenger. Mayor was attending a scs- sion of the NoNn' board of relief at the time.
 The boy was accosted by tlc state policeman when he alghtcd from the car and went into a store on an crrand for his mother. When re returned with the order to come 10 court this morning. Mrs. Paoncssa drove the automobile home and communicated with the mayor by telephone.
 Mayor Paonosaa. in company with an East Hampton constable located Policeman Nelson in a restaurant and arranged a continuance until next Monday morning 10 permit Ellis 10 attend classes 'at the MiddlctoWn high school today. The mayor rc- oucstcd that the hour of hearing be set at 10 o'clock instead of l o'clock. which i7 the customary time. to allow him to be a spccta- tof and then reach New Britain Tn time to sign payrolls. This request was granted.
 i Mayor Paoncssa denied today that 1 he was arrested or received 9 sum- mons to appear in court.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
ECCENTRIC SLAYER
 ADMITS MURDER
Man Who Appeared Unbalanced
 Killed Girl for Love

MU&ko%ou. Mich.. Feb. Iu H'-Ar- rested at his fathers inStiG;jtion, For ost Weaver. 2H, was in iail today, the confessed slayer Of Gladys Echardt, "n. IIr shot her, ,1sucmbcrcd her body and buried it in the woods. ii Was found Saturday night.
 Viewers ccccntricity had caused his family apprehension for some 1nc, Recently hc had worn a ten gullon" hat and dressed to appear as a cowboy. He also posed as q deputy sheriff or federal prohibition agent.
 Met Her Month Ago
 Gladys Echardt had been married four years to Ronald Echardt but was separated from his last spring. Weaver became acquainted with her a month ago. Friday afternoon Wca- yer and the young woman went to the woods near his home to take pictures of children skiing. WCaNcr'S brother George. Is. saw them go 10 inc woods, but did not soc Mrs. F,chardt return. George notiCiCd'Mus kcgon officers, who went to the woods and discovered the mutiliated body. Wcavcr'8 father, J. .. Weaver, Nuskegon city maintenance foreman, told the officers 10 arrest my oldest son"
 l2orost Weaver was arrested early Sunday and readily admitted the staying. "l killed her because loved her." he said.
 Wanted to Live With Her
 q wanted her to Hive with mo. She had received q letter from another *man. We argued. l lost my head and shotAcr four times. tried 10 carry the body. but fell down with 1t on ton of mo. Then l covered the bodN with a coat and went to the house and obtained shovel and an axe. l chopped up her body and put Il m hole. I don'i know why | chopped up the body, unless it was for excite mcnt."
 Weaver still WIS carrying lh" .i1- calihrc revolver with which h" Eho' Mrs. Echardt when he WAS arrested The revolver has q single notch m tho handle II" talked freely about the slaNing and appeared 10 show nc rcmor$c.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
OPEN HEARINGS 0N
 PROHIBITION ASKED
More Made to Have Committee
 Investigate Conditions

Washington. Feb. To lH-Out Of the Wordy tumult that prohibition has stirred up in tho capitol there emerged today q proposal by Senator Wheeler, democrat. Montana. for the senate judiciary committee to invest iSatc whether the dry laws have been enforced and if they cm be
 Whcclcr's suggestion found q house judiciary sub committee still engaged in taking testimony on the recommendation of the law enforce mcnt commission 70 broaden the powers of United States commission CTS to permit them 10 dispose Of casual offenders.
 Already the house has finished work on the fir"t recommendation of the commission and the William son bill to tran2fcr prohibition en- forcemcnt from tho treasury to the department of justice has been sent 10 the senate.
 Tariff Heads Business
 In that branch, the tariff bill stands ahead of all other business, but the illness of Senator King, demo- crat. Utah. the author of the com panion bill to the house measure will prevent it's being taken up by the senate judiciary committee for the present.
 As the proposal came for the sen ate judiciary committee to mNcStl- gate whether the prohibition laws have been or could be enforced, Its corresponding committee m tho house was preparing 10 open the way for flood of proposals 10 amend the laws.
 On Wednesday, it will begin tho first hearings of legislation to n'ah' less rigid or 10 repeal the dry la"' that have been held since prohibition went into effect ten years ago. HiSbon Cannon Issues kicA
 One of these proposalsEthal 0 Representative Dyer rcpupilca'' Missouri, to provide 2.75 per cen | bccr-drcw from Bishop James Gan non. IT,. in Spain. q cablogram con i tcndin. that the suggested lcGlSlauoI i was unconstitutional. He asked ac 1 tior, instead. on the bill Of ScnAto i sheppard democrat, Texas, to max 1 inc buyer equally guilty Wlth LII | seller of ntoNicants.
 Referring to the Dyer hlSl' nc Sa'' i ii was the product Of cncn'lcS o rrohihition and if passed will mak i prohibition enforcement lmpoSSip] until declared unconstitutional by 'h sunrcmc court as SuhVcrsivc Of th 'nurposc of the amendment.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
City Board Will Hear
 Gas Station Requests

Gasoline station night Wlll De celebrated this evening in the o1llcc Of the board of public works when at least five applications for con struction of filling stations and for the instaliation of pumps Will De made to the board.
 Two of the applications will be made by tho RaCklifc OIl Co.,, and one by the Hayes Construction Co' Tho Rackliffc Oit Co, owner Qt scN- cral stations throughout the city, will ask the board for permission to install another pump at the corner of East Main and Stanley streets, TWO additional pumps arc asked for al G6I Arch street
 The Hayes Construction Co. Will ask for permission to build d GaSO- line filling station on the Knights of Columbus property at south Ma'n and Pearl streets. Applications, ad- iourned from recent dates, will also be heard.
 USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
Fire Alarm Remedy in
 Sudden Choking Case

paWtuckct, R. l., Feb. 10 P)- First aid rules: Choking: Ring fire alarm. Per Emmanuel ana Nelson Ross.
 Emmanuel had a cold. He went to bed chewing bit of herb root. Sleep overlook him. About a. m.. he awakened to realize the root had lodged in his throat. l.eaping from bed, he ran to the street, his brother Nelson in pur- suit. Emmanuel collapsed near a fire alarm box, Nelson rang the alarm. Six pieces of apparatus and q police patrol wagon re- sponded.
 With the crude but effective one-fingcr method of extraction. patrolman Thomas Burns re- moved the root and. according to witnesses. saved Emmanuels life.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
DAIlI.EO-MOIIOI.A

IsUe0TUI ID lIe TIeTHIUI
 New Yorll, Feb. 10 -- Miss Iary Ann MotCola. formerly of Southing- ton. Conn, and now of fN Cook avenue, Madison, x. J., and Ella Daliero a florist. of Mahan street, Tcnafly. x. J., were married SatrIr- day in the city chapel here by Dep uty City Clerk John J. Mccormick. They procured q license 10 marry al the municipal building.
 Miss Mottola was born in south ington. the daughter or G.Usopp" icro, who is the son of Erncsio and Androla Dalicro, was born in Italy.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
RUSSIAN MINISTER
 CLAIMS OUTRAGE
Mexican Diplomat Says He Was
 Detained and Searched

Mexico Clry. reb. 10 tP-A dJs- patch to Excelsior from Vera Cruz today sud that Alexander Makar. departing Russian minister in ihis country, told the correspondent tha. he was detained for 45 minutes hy detectives in tn" railway station there while his baggage in a down. town hotel was being Gliied. He charged that documents bclomn9 10 himself and the legation were taken.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
ORPHAN HEIR TO FORTUNE

New Haven. Feb. 10-Georgc PaIl Palmer inmate of an orphanag3' was informed yesterday tat he nal inherited the entire fortune of 1's grandmother, Mrs. Fannie Palmer of Worcester, Mass. George IS tie beneficiary of a trust fund estimate l at $l0,00O. Most of the boys lie has been spent in public institutions since his mother, Mildred Palmer died in MiddIetown ill 1924.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
Weddings
STONIl-k1\G

Special to the llclalW
 New Bedford, Mass, Feb. 0 - Announcement has been made by Mrs Milton E. Cunningham, lG5 Hillman street, this city, Of the marriage of her sister. Miss Eleanor King, formerly of this city, and Charles P. stone, formerly of New Britain, Conn. at Trinity church, Boston, by Rev. Henry K. Sherrill rector. Mrs. Cunningham N an- nounccmcnt Of the wedding was event. Mr, and Mrs. Stone are mak- ing thciL home at 5@S Newbury street, Boston.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
FIRE, RUINS DINNER

Co. No. : of the fire dopartmom was callcl to the home of Leon EahcfSkl. .566 Farlninglou HH"nu", at l;$0 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and found that q roast Of meat had caught fire in the oven. Thor" was no damage except to tn" meat. which was ruined, and tn" houSa was filled with smoke.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
AT IHI, EMBASSY

Cheek the Embassy thcalcr as a place yOu must go 10 this week. One of the finest talkics vet to come out Of Hollywood, "Thc Sky Hawk. hit last nights audience right be- tween the eyes, and promiscs to keep the local showhouse well stocked with customers.
 The first all dialoE Movirtoue Of the world anight, during the late war, "1'hr Sky Hawk possosscs an unusually human and dramatic story, thrilling. scenes Of London while thc Icppolins arc dropping their deadly homhs, an aerial duel hotw~,u Irp and an English pilot, u perfect cast and notable direction. What nor" courd one ask Ior2
 The tal>ir screen of-tho Embassy thrajrr presents, starting Wodnrs- day of this vc"h, q doubl" foatur" .rrconne. William Collier, ST. an'I Marguerite Churchill are featured in mo>utour of comedy and song. "Harmouv q; Ilomo." To complete" the screening of the douhio feature. Lois Moran ~and Joseph Wa%~iad
 present tho all talIlj" musical moN- iytouc, "A Song of l(cntuchy.'
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
CLAIM NEW VACCINATION

'runis, Feb. 10 (UP)-ihrec phy- sicians connected with the Pasteur institute claim to have discovered method of vaccination against pull monary disease. in which the vac cine is pulverizcd and injected into the respiratory canals by an ar bulb held before the mouth.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
AUTO VISITS INCREASE

Ottawa, Ont. Feb. 10 ,N-W. p. Euler minister of national rcvonu" today that 4.5oS.SoN for cicn automobiles carried tourists in- to Canada during 1929. This was an increase Of SG.5i, %J:; cars over 1928.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
NEGROES ARE RESCUED

Eoston. Fob. Io.-UP-Two elderly Negroes were rescued by tjrcnvn. policemen and volunteers "h"n fir" swept part of Rest Haven, a home tor inc aged. in EoNbury yesterday
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
N'NAMEE COMING
 ID LI0NS' SHOW
Famous BT0adCaSter Billed for
 Act in Club FrOIiC

Graham McNamce, world famous radio br6adcastins announcer. will he on the program of the Lions trolic at the senior high school audi torium February l9, Chairman w. C. Trench Of the frolic committee an-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

nounce1 today after completing nc Eotiations with McNamcc.
 The announcer. whose baritone voice has been heard by millions in featured broadcasts, will sing a few world.
 The frolic an annual event, will h" staged for the Lions club by Harry Miller. Proceeds over actual rNpcnscs, wilt bo divided among or phanagcs and homes for crippled chlldrln.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

Gror@ia's tobacco crop Snm~hH1 ali state records in i"22. totalln% N%.N7o.oo0 pounds on an acreage 10 per cent less than that Of l@-S.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10
RETIRED SHOE MAN DEAD

Hudson. Mass, Feb. 10 (CP)- Henry r. Andrews, Sl, retired shoe manufacturer. died here yesterday. He was a native of E,astport, Ale.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-10

USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
The Indianapolis times., 1930-08-12
VOTE INTEREST
is ON ROBINSON
IN ARKANSAS
Senator Has Opposition for
Nomination First Time
in IL Years.

. LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Aug. r.
Arkansas voters cast their ballots
today for Democratic nominees for
state, county and city Offices at the
close of one of the most spirited
campaigns in recent years.
Senator Robinson's stand with
Governor Alfred E. Smith for mod
ification of the prohibition laws two
years ago has been one Of the most
debated issues. Arkansas is credited
with being Overwhelmingly dry.
In addition to attacking Robin
sons modification" stand in 1923,
Campbell charged his opponent
had been in washington too long
and that he is in the employ of the
power trusts"
Clean politics" has been a ma
ior issue in some Of the more I'M
portant state contests, particularly
in the gubernatorial race, where
Governor Harvey Parnell is opposed
for reelection by Brooks Hays, run
ner-up in 1923, and Judge John O.
Sheffield of Helena.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-08-12
YOUTHS CHARGED WITH
PLOT TO WRECK TRAIN
Trio TO Go Before Judge BaltEelli
Returned From PendletOn.

Three youths, who. according to
officers. conspired to wreck Penn
sylvania mail train at Whiteland
Dec. 20, 1928. and to rob the dead
and injured" will be arraigned be-
fore Federal Judge Robert c.
Baltzell this week.
The three. John Vergil Gof, 26;
Melvin Clarkson and Glenn H.
Barnes. 10, all of Franklin. we're
brought here late Monday from the
Indiana reformatory at Pendleton,
where they had finished serving
state sentences for store robberies
at Whiteland.
Alleged confessions of Goff and
Barnes state Clarkson threw the
railroad switch. but that the trio
became frightened and fed. En-
gineer Jacob Zehr stopped his train
in time 10 avert a wreck.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-08-12
BY a. 3. IOODs
Business Direc{o
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONIHAC1 OhS- -
Sealed proposals will be received BY the
Board Of School Commissioners OF the
City of Indianapolis. at us onlceS AZ l2V
North Meridian street. indianapolis. lnol-
S. ssA 1880. for the rerooing Of TIE Main
Building at School No. 10. Ihlrtle1lh
street and College avenue. as per specIiih.
cations and blue prints on lie IN the
office Of the Business Director
All proposals must be mace on Sisns isils
Form No. e6. prescribed by tne Ihqisnls 9IlIs
together with specifications and olue
prints may be procured IN the. once ott
the Business Director. upon application OF
bidders receiving specifications and blue
prints will be required to deposit So-uU as
security for their return IN good oroer;
Each proposal must be accompanied
By a certified check drawn PAYABLE 70
the Board Of School Commissioners OF the
City OF INDIANAPOLIS. on an =! MqIsnSHpTiss Msa Hor
CHICAGO or Indianapolis exchange for
three per cent (3ecl Of maximum bid. In
cepted shall not within fve DAYS after
notice OF such acceptance. perform MS
bid hv entering into a written contract
with the board. to perform the WORK IN
accordance with the plans and specifica-
tions. and within that time secure the
performance Of his contract by surety
bond With surety or suretieS TO the ap-
nrovai Of the board. the certified check or
draft and its proceeds thereof shall be
and remain the absolute property Of the
board of School Commissioners as houi-
dated damages agreed upon. It being i'm
possible to estimate the amount OF dam
ages such failure would occasion to the
board.
The right is reserved by the board to
ACCEPT or reject anv or all proposals ana
TO refrain from accepting or relecting
proposals for not more than fifteen (i5l
zach proposal shall be in a separate
sealed envelope addressed to the Board OF
school Commissioners. $50 North Merid-
ian street Indianapolis. Indiana; sna
nlsinlv marked. BID FOR REROOF1NG
SCHOOL, NO. rs" .
THE BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSION
Frs OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
Rv A. 3. GOOD.
Business Director.