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New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
Former Governor Smith
 To Talk in Providence

Providence, R. l., Oct. 27.-(UP) Former Governor Alfred E. Smith was scheduled to arrive here late today to speak at-a rally tonight in the interests of former Senator Peter G. Gerry, democratic candidate for United States senator.
 Smith was to remain here over night, proceeding to Boston tomor- row to aid the campaigns of Marcus A. Coolidge and Joseph B. Ely, democratic candidates for senator and governor, respectively, in Massa- ChuSetts
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
MASQUERADE DANCE FRIDAY

One of the biggest masquerade dances that dance lovers have at tended will take place at the Tabs hall, Friday, the night of the witches.' The management who pro- noted the McEnelly's dance prom ises a night of the best fun festivity of the season, packed with excite ment.
 Special favors, noisemakers. sou venirs and everything that goes with a monster Halloween party will be furnished. Dancers can come in costume if they desire thought it's not essential
 Music will be furnished by the Original Imperial orchestra which for this occasion will be augmented. Follow the crowd to the Tabs Fri day.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
VISIT SALVATION ARMY

Major, tho young peoples secre- tary of the Eastern Scandinavion n province, and Mrs. Field, are visit ing New Britain today. At D. ID. they will conduct a demonstration at the Salvation Army hall, 12D Arch street, assisted by Field Major and Mrs. Bror Dahlberg of Hart and Lieutenant Linnca .uhlin of New Haven. An interesting program will be given. The Band of Love. tho brass band and string band will take part. There will also be dedi- cation of junior soldiers Refresh ments will be served after the pro- gram.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
Y GYM NOTES

Ten teams have endcavOred to handball tournament during the past two weeks, but found the going a little too tough namely the Loomis Walthers, Roscnsweig-P Vo- gel DoWrie, Perakos HergstrOn., Hergstrom Dowrie, Vogel Rosen berg, Rosenberg Dowrie, Dressel- Waskowitz, Roche Parker, an1 Rosenberg Mag.
 Three times has Rosenberg an rowrie entered the lists and three times have they failed with different partners. The teams who are still in the running and have causej most of the damage are the Flaw kins- Hubbard, Anderson Strong an the Greenstein-C Clare combinations.
 Several new teams have aligned themselves to try their skill Stearns- pcrakos, Bergquist Alderman. Loomis Patrus, Walthers Herg- strom. How far the Stearns-Per combination expects to go m this tournament is a question, but Jake Wrinkle when he saw their names entered immediately signed up with his partner and challenged the lat ter team to battle right away.
 All gym classes arc increasing and active interest in the special classes such as boxing, wrestling, tumblln,' ard life saving finds the rooms se[
 
 pretty well crowded on class nights. The Gymnastic club Thursday nights k, growing larger weekly, last Thurs day 35 intermediates and seniors could be noticed, practicing in the German horse and buck, high bar, and parallels under the supervisloh Of Joe Rogan and Irving "Squig' Parker. Some of the old timers are also getting the heavy apparatu" itch" and are raring to go. Fred Rerguuist, and William Walther' seasoned gymnasts will soon be seen tuning up for the state gymnastlc competition:
 Weekly program as follows: To- day, 4:15 D. m., Junior 'A' class 5:15, Industrial basketball practlce' '. D. m. Intermediates; S:S0 p, m.. Seniors.
 Tuesday, 1O:30 3. m.. Mems class; 4:l5 D. m., Junior "B" class; s:3O p. m., older business men; p. m,, Employed "B" class; to 9,5o church bask etball practice; $50 p. m, tumbling class,
 Wednesday,, 4;15 p. m, Junlor "A."; 5:15 p. m., Industrial basket ball practice; p. m, Intermedi- ales; S to 9:50 p. m., open msns gym floor; $50 p. m., wrestling club.
 Thursday, Ais p. m, Junior "B'; 5:So D. m, older business men; ' p. m., Employed 'B,"; s D. n., Gym nastic club: S:t5, Tumbling club.
 Friday, 1o:SO p. m., Mems morn ing class; 4:15, ?. m., Junior "A '' 5:15 D. m., Young men recreation period; to p. m.. life saving; G15 D. m. church group; p. nl., h. termediates: s p. m., wrestling class beginners; p. m., boxing class, beginners; S:30 p. n., Seniors.
 Saturday, 9 a. m., life saving; a. m., Junior gym club; 10 a. m., Junior "B" class; 1 1 a. m., swim ming class, beginners; II a. m.. Y intermediate basketball practice; to ' D. m., church basketball prac- ticc; ' D. m., employed "B,"; to o.eo church basketball practice; S:3O, tumbling class
 ,-cv, HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
Man Shot in Heart
 Protecting His Dog

Milford, Oct. 27 (UP)-An at tempt to stop fight among three dogs with a clubbed rife cost the life Sunday of Walter L. Ronald, GA.
 Ronald struck one of two dogs which had attacked his airedale. The rife discharged a bullet into his right side near the heart. He died shortly after arrival of doctor.
 Donald leaves two sons, Tracy of Milford and Richard of Buff falo, N. Y.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
REGAINS DRIVERS LICENSES

The suspension of the drivers li censes of Dominick Enjinito of 54 Atlantic street, James Cosgrove. or 104 Winter street. Walter Asal or 1887 Corbin avenue and Russell Paerson of 19 Cranston terrace, has been lifted and their right to. oper- ate returned according to word re- ceived by local police today.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27

loween novelties and orange aud black streamers predominated in tue decorations. Miss Eunice Fritze. of Hartford entertained with recita- tions, after which luncheon was served. Miss Blume received large number of gifts.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
HOSTESS ON BIRTHDAY

Miss Barbara Blume of Griswold street, entertained at a party in hon. or of her birthday anniversary on Friday afternoon at her home. About 20 guests were present from Hartford, Bristol and this city. Hal
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
STATE SENATOR FARRELL
 DIES IN EAST BLOOMFIELD
Massachusetts Legislator SuCcumbs Served 10 Years in Bay
 State General Court,

East Brookfield, Mass, Oct. 97 Pl State Senator Whalen l.. Tarhell, 70. died suddenly today at his home. He was stricken yesterday with acute indigestion and succumbed to another attack today.
 Senator Tarbell was a native of Worcester and came here 43 years sgo. In the senate he represented the Worcester and Hampden dis trct He was renominated in the recent republican primary. He had served six years in the senate and four years in the state house of rep resentatives.
 For eight years, Senator Tarbell was a selectman of the town of Brookfield. He was instrumental in bringing about the separation or BrooFfield and East Brookfield as towns and served as selectman Tn the latter town for four years.
 He was prominent in Grange af- fairs.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27

ick Teich, Theodore Bertoline, Lloyd Hockmuth and William Wright.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27

Only one of 591 prisoners received the last two years had d college education, according to Warden G. T. Jameson.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27

and IA, claim to have ridden a tec- ter -totter 30 1-3 hours.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27

Represented First Senatorial Dis trict, Hartford, 1921; Representa- tive from West Hartford, 1929. Secretary Greater Hartford Met ropolitan District Investigating Committee under Legislative au- thority. Member West Hartford Republican Town Committee many years.
New Britain herald., 1930-10-27

President and Treasurer Allyn Theater Corp, Director of Capitol National Bank, Director the Hart ford Guaranteed Mortgage and Title Co.,, former State Comman- der of American Legion. For years Secretary and Treasurer First Ma tional Farm Loan Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX

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Today in
Washington History
BIZ DONALD A. CRAIG.

April 3, 1S65.-This city is in blaze
of excitement today over the news that
Richmond has fallen.
1.-THE thunder Of cannon, the ringing
Of bells, the eruption Of flags from
every window and housetop, the shouts
Of enthusiastic gatherings on the
streets, ell echo the glorious report
Richmond Is OurS!" says The Evening
Star in &n extra edition.
Secretary Of War Stanton, about
noon, received oficial confirmation of
the report from Acting Adjt. Gen. T..
s. Bowers, who transmitted telegram
from Gen. Weitzel, commanding the
troops Of Grants Army that entered
Richmond. The telegram from Gen.
WeitZel follows:
"City Point, Va, April 8. 1865. II
a.m.-We took Richmond at 8:16 this
morning. I captured many guns. The
enemy left in great haste. The city Is
on FIRE in one place. Am making every
effort to put it out. The people received
us with enthusiastic expressions Of jos"
The message from Gen. Bowers says
that Gen. Grant started early this
morning with the Army toward the
Danville road to cut OF Gen. Lees re-
treating army, II possible. Gen. Bowers
says also that President Lincoln, who
mas DScu al N1Ly GOAIlC, HOS 1C1b I2lhI
place and gone toward the front.
Before the message Of Gen. Weizel
came through Secretary Stanton re-
ceived the following message from
President Lincoln:
"City Point, Va, April 3, $3.50 am
This morning Gen. Grant reports Peters
burg evacuated, and he Is confident
Richmond also is. He is pushing for
ward to cut of, II possible, the retreat
Ing army. -
(SignedO "a. LINCOLN"
The news was caught up quickly and
spread by Thousands of mouths here,
causing an almost total suspension Of
business. The demand for The Extra
Star, containing the official conflrma-
ton Of the fall Of the Confederate cap
ital, surpassed anything In former news
paper experience In this city. The
lightning press" Of The Star could not
keep up with the clamorous call fol
more papers"
Secretary Stanton addressed a great
crowd that gathered In the park In
front Of the War Department. He read
the of1icial kilograms from the front
and introduced 14-year-old Willie Ket-
ties Of the military telegraph ONCE
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LITTLE BENNY
NJ LEE RAPR.

NV sister Gladdis and Harvey came
over for supper yestidday, leev1ng the
baby home with the nerSe and after
supper pop and Harvey started to tawk
about the baby not having any name
yet, Harvey saying, don't mind telling
YOU In confidents, don't see anything
wrong in the name OF Harvey, I've mao
it all my life and its never got me into
any trubble yet. thawt possibly you
mite help me put across the tdeer with
Gladdis, because perSonly I can get just
so far and no fertilizer, fe said.
Id be very glad to help you, under
ordnerry circumstances, pop SEQ. But
the truth is, I've been thinking over vart-
Gus names in an impartial sort OF way.
and I've come to the conclusion that
Willyum Is as good Lame as any and
perhaps better than most, ne SEQ.
Being his own name, and Harvey SEQ,
Yes Of corse, but don't you think we awt
to give him a name that's little more
unusual and exceptional?
It was unusual enough for Willyum
Shakesbeer and Willyum the Conkeror
and Willyum Penn, pop sed. Why, even
look at the inspiration he'd find In the
nickname Bill. Just think Of all the i'm
portant bills that are passed every year
by the various governments OF the Werld,
he sed.
And on the ether hand think Of all
the grocery bills, Harvey sed.
Well who were few CRATE Harveys?
pop sed, and Harvey sed, o, there must
Of been some, where there was so much
smoke there must be some fire, and
anyway, Suppose my son terms out to be
the werld's ferst RELY crate Harvey
think of the added honor that would be
WITCH just then ma sed, What are you
men tawking about? GladdiS and
have just thawt Of some nice unusual
names for the baby and we'd like your
vote on them. Now between Harwooc
and Norwood, for instants, wich would
you choose? she Sed.
Id choose a game Of billiards, poF
sed, and Harvey sed, SO would I.
And they both went around to the
bowling alley.
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MILADY BEAUTIFUL
By LOIS LEEDS.

I'D person will confirm what have told
you. You will not always be q child,
with @ child's point Of view. So cheer
I'D. In the meantime you can avoid the
styles Of hairdresSing that accentuate
the Wilderness Of the nose. For instance,
do not wear straight bangs. II your
hair is bobbed, be sure that the ends
Of hair at the sides OF your face stop
either above or below the level Of the
end Of your nose, nc5 on line with
it. If you are letting your hair grow,
arrange it in q dip in front OF each
ear, bringing the ends behind the ear
and curling them in ringletS across
the back Of your neck.
LOIS LEEDS.
Curious-It is always best to use a
powder base before applying powder,
as the powder alone has drying ef-
feet on the skin and all makeup Is
harder to remove unless it is applied on
base. The type of powder base to use
depends upon ones skin. And If you
wish further information in regard to
this please write me again, inclosing
stamped, self-addreSsed envelope, so
that may send you a personal reply.
You are from Is to 20 pounds under
weight for your height However, you
are very young and perhaps you have
not fully developed as yet. Remember,
that q girl OF your age must have
plenty of sleep and an abundance OF
nouriShing foods. Your skin will i'm
prove if you eat the proper amount of
flesh building foods. Drink at least one
quart of milk every day. Include but
ter, bacon, oils, fats, meats, fresh fruits
and green vegetables in your diet every
day. I would like you to have my leaf
let on how to gain weight, which will
help you with your beauty problem. Ask
for It when you write me again. Drink
plenty of water between meals and
spend two or more hours every day in
the fresh air and sunshine.
LOIS LEEDS.
DOWNRIGHT. laSOl
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doomed like a barrage as he descended
the steps Of the Taft home. One par
ticularly made a lot Of noise. Mr..
Hughes paused momentarily, then said
without q culver Of the gravity which
always marks his demeanor:
"It blinded me-"
Later it developed that the Hash
gun which had made all the noise
had exploded. A chunk Of the metal
some 6 by 3 inches had struck spot
within inches Of where the Chief JUS
tice had stood.
Despite his appearance Of frigid
austerity, Chief Justice Hughes Is dem
ocratic in nature. Washington Is IA
miliar with the story Of how small
boy, seeking his autograph, hailed him
one day on the street. Mr.. Hughes
chuckled, and using his walking stick
as sort Of turf chair, gravely inscribed
his name for the lad.
Then there Is the story Of how he
appeared at the Capitol one day, on
his way to the Supreme Court, as a
private citizen interested in case there
In which he was attorney. A Capitol
guard did not recognize him and
stopped Hughes. Before the new Chief
Justice of the United States was al
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ment besides an operation, shall be
very grateful. I am quite young and
do dislike to think of going through
life with such an ugly feature.
A READER.
Answer-You will soon outgrow that
consciousness about your nose.
Since you are still quite young and,
therefore, oversensitive about your
personal appearance, and since every
one else thinks you are pretty, am
inclined to agree with the majority
opinion. If the shape of your nose was
a real Disagreement you may be sure
that your friends and relatives would
not hesitate to tell you so. can prom
1se you this, my dear: That you will
not spend the rest Of your life regret
ting that you have not different type
OF nose. AS you grow older you will
have many interesting things to do and
think about and you will have a diff
ferent sense of values, so that what
appears tremendously important to you
now will not seem so later. Any grown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
MAcAROON CREAM.

Beat whites of two eggs to o
foam, add one pint heavy cream
and continue beating until stiff.
Fold in one cup macaroon crumbs
and four tablespoons powdered
sugar, flavor with one teaspoon
vanilla and one-half teaspoon
bitter almond, place on ice until
thoroughly chilled and serve in
sherbet glasses with sponge or
any kind of delicate cake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03

Q1gnlCary pnoCo~
graphed leaving the
Taft home on the
evening Of the ex.
Presidents death.
N e VS. photogra-
pliers rushed pell-
nell from their
Offices to the brick
mansion on Wyo-
ming avenue the
minute the death
flash was received.
They were set up
W h en- President
Hoover arrived. but
they got no pic
lures. They did
get the Chief Jus
tice.
0Gnaafl nun 4 -
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Dressing for Roast.

Take two cupfuls of mashed potatoes.
season to taste with salt and pepper.
then add two hard-boiled eggs and half
q teaSpoonsful of celery salt. Mix well
and add one tablespoonful Of melted
butter. Roll into balls, drop into well
beaten eggs, then In cracker crumbs.
place around q fowl or roast and bake
until q light brown.
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Shape Of Nose.

Dear Miss Leeds: Can you please tell
me If it Is possible to remedy this de-
feet? My nose Is rather wide and
slightly nat. The bridge between the
eyes Is all right, but the width is notice
able in the center and at the tip
Every one tells me I am nice-looking
but to myself I appear very much the
contrary. 1t botherS me very much
and helps to make me self -consciouS. If
you can suggest some remedy or treat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
SPICE CAKE.

Cream one-half cup butter
with one cup sugar, add one
beaten egg, beat until nearly
white, then add one cup sour milk
in which one teaspoon soda has
been dissolved, two cups flour
sifted with one-half teaspoon
baking powder; then mix with
one teaspoon cinnamon, one-half
teaspoon allspice, one-half tea
spoon cloves and dash each Of
mace and nutmeg, and finally
add two-thirds cup chopped
raisins we'll coated with flour.
Bake in q sheet and ice when
cool.
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who Is the operator that received over
the wire the hrst news Of the fall OF
Richmond.
Before the cheering crowd dispersed
Vice President johnson also made Q
short and stirring speech.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03

IT'S mighty important, that date! It's in.
surance of freshness, flavor, strength!
Insurance against staleness. fatness, posi-
BILE rancidity in the coffee you buy!
The date ON each can of Chase & San.
bOrn's Dated Coffee shows to the very day
when that particular can was delivered to
your grocer. You know mt a glance exactly
how long he has had it in stock.
But he can't keep it long enough for it to
lose freshness. Because we take back any can
that remains unsOld for more than 10 days!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
THE BRIGHT BEAUTY
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Anything that water won't hurt
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First, find the proper Tintex
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Finally, prepare for the easiest,
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Replace it with fresh one. And what differ.
ence there is in this rOaster-fresh coffee! Az
John Boles, the Universal Pictures star,
puts il, ''This new dated coffee has a pungent,
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You'll be s'for it, too u. enthusiastically
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identity.
Hughes took the incident good
naturedly, later telling Of 1t with much
amusement.
Henry Litchfield West, known in
Washington as the golf partner Of
Presidents" told the other day some
Of his experiences while playing with
William Howard Taft
While in the White House, Mr.. Taft
did not hesitate to call a friend late
in the afternoon and invite him to play
nine holes. West was his opponent or
partner In many matches.
Mr.. Taft could occasionally break a
80 in those days. His advantage was
on the green. There he was deadly.
Before making a putt, he would ex-
tract from his bag a little steel rod.
He would place this rod in a hole In
the putter at right angles to the face
Of the club. Thus he was enabled to
line up his puts with perfect accuracy.
Mr.. Taft had made use of his judicial
mind as well, for this instrument was
strictly within the rules.
Colombia has an unusually large
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
BY RUBY HOLLAND.

New hotels and apartments in Europe
are being wired for television, so that
the floors will not have to be taken up
when the invention becomes practicable.
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BRAN-RA1sIN MUFF1Ns.

Two cups bran, one cup whole
wheat flour, one teaspoon salt,
one teaspoon soda, one-half cup
raisins, one egg, one-quarter cup
corn strip and one and one-half
cups sour milk. Mix dry tngredi-
ents, add raisinS, corn strip,
beaten egg and sour milk. Bake
In creased muf1n tins in mod
crate oven.
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A WASHINGTON DAYBOOK
BY HERBERT PLUAIN1ER.

Bits Of Washington gossip picked up
at random:
Chief Justice Hughes was the only
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Colombia has an unusually large
number of unemployed.
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MENU FOR A DAY.

MENU FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST.
Sliced Oranges.
Wheat Cereal With Cream.
Fish Cakes, CatSup.
Bran and RaiSin MuffinS.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Dreamed Shrimps With
Green Peppers.
Buttered Toast.
Spice Cake.
Tea.
DINNER.
Cream of Potato Soup.
Baked Stuffed Haddock.
Mashed Potato
Carrots and Peas.
Tomato Salad, MayonnaiSe
Dressing.
Macaroon Cream.
Coffee.