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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-29

the symptoms. Headache is com
mon. Abnormal increase Of appe-
tite may be the first sign, though
loss of appetite is more usual.
Often there is pain in the back of
the neck. sometimes OF the
back and pains in the arms and legs.
Flashes or heat and chilIiness are
sometimes complained Of by sensitive
persons. The sufferer falls into a
state Of dependency and even despair.
Many theories are held as to the
cause OF seasickneSs. Age seems TO
have some influence as yer young
children are seldom affected. IL is
odd that the lower animals differ in
their reactions: dogs. horses. cows.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-29

some salient point of charm and individuality.
The first is a sailor hat of rough black straw
with a bandeau of white and black striped
ribbon. Next is a beret Of white linen embroid-
cred in several shades of blue. Very new indeed
is the model of dark blue charmeuSe straw, with
its brim turned up in front and then dipping
smartly to the side. Il has a bandeau Of white
g~rosgrain ribbon. Most becoming Is the hat Of
pink bakou with a bow OF rose-colored velvet
placed behind the deity folded brim. The last
model shows the new short crown and is of
pearl gray panamalac with q ribbon of pink
linen edged with black satin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-29

EfSS lot CiECu-
lation throughout the delicate
tissues underlying the skin COW
ering the face seem 10 be coming
into their own at last. OF course.
many women have made use OF the
patters. but recently they are enjoy
ing a far. far wider popularity than
ever before.
Undoubtedly this is because newer
types OF patters. ones highly i'm
proved since the earlier days OF
beauty culture. are making their
appearance constantly.
Certainly every beauty expert ac-
knowiedges that the gentle patting
OF reiuvenating creams into the skin
IS the most important local treat
ment for retaining or achieving a
lovely complexion. That IS. or course.
most important after thorough
cleansing has been accomplished
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-29

d i S a e cable
symptoms from
which you sVf-
fer?
Seasickness is
rather common.
Some ons
experience the
same sensations
while riding on
a train or car,
in an elevator,
or on a merry
go-round.
a u sea and
vomiting are the
most marked of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-29

A RE you one of thote unfortu-
IN nate persons who suffer
from seasickness? Do you
miss out on the pleasure Of any
trip you make take because OF the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-29
Words of the Wise

Example IL a lesson that all
men can read. West.
Writing Is an abuse of Ian
0Ed0e; reading silently 10 one
SELF . q pitifRI substitute for
speech. -Goert~
What you exaggeraUe vu
weaken. La Harpe.
In effect, history Is only a pic
tnrs OF crimes and misfortures-
-Foltdfre.
The speaking in perpetual
hyperbole il comely in nothing
but ia love. Bacon.
Music Is the universal Ian
Oud1e. Wilson
The ruling passion is the pas
sion for ruling. -Tacitus.
o! tchdt's q table richly spread
without q port1n az It's heddP
-WurtOH.
Seek home for rest,
For home is best. -Tusser.
Angry friendship Is some
times as bad As calm enmity.
Burke.
Dress SlotCly IrheH you are tH
O. harry -PryHre-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-29

quite novel IN that Il was effected by
using constrasting stitching. A prac-
teal knock-about glove for every day
wear was OF tan wash suede de-
veloped - . gauntlet I made a
wager with Helene that we'd sell
that number out Immediately. but
she refused TO take IL as she agreed
that II would be q sell-out.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-29
E NANCY LEE:

nEAR NANCY LEE:
~ How should a girl intro
duce a boy to another gfrlf
2-Should a girl speak 90 n
strange boy II he speaks firstf
SIS a girl is too young to know
what love Is?
Thanking you for any advice.
CURLEY.
CURLEY: /. Always Introduce
the gentleman TO the lady Marjorie,
I would like 70 present Mr.. Smith.
George, this is Miss Jones'" 2. I
am sure that you are anxious to be
a well-bred little lady and 50 will
realize that a lady never, never
speaks to strange men IN the street.
whatever the conditions or circum-
stances. ;. Entirely too young.
nEAR NANCY LEE:
~ I am a girl neither pretty nor
ugly. I have liked a boy for
over four months. He has often
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-29
Answers TO Health Queries

MRS. A. j. n. Q-Would a blow
on the forehead cause boils? Would
too much candy be apt TO cause these
disturbances?
A.-No. II Is more than likely
that the excessive sweets are respon-
sibie for these blemishes. Correct the
diet and keep the system clear.
p. @. Q.-What 10 the correct
weight for 4 girl aged 20. s r.. 2 N.
tall?
what causes granulated eye
lids?
A.-For her age and height she
should weigh about 119 pounGs.
2-This condition is due to infec-
ton. Battle with a mild solution OF
warm boracic acid several times q
day and apply ] per cent yellow oxide
or mercury ointment az night How
ever. have the eyes tasted 70 soc II
glasses are needed.
l.. F. Q.-What causes headaches?
What do you advtss Cor faEhg
hair?
A.-The common causes Of head
ache are eye strain. infected teeth.
tonsils and %sinuses. constipation. in
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-29

Alt is never wise TO take medi-
cation Of any kind over a length OF
time unless such medication has been
prescribed for your particular case.
2-As a rule red meats. eggs and
excessive salt are prohibited. Each
case Is different. however. and should
have specific advice and attention.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-29

A-Dizziness may be due TO n cir
culatory disturbance. to an eye or
a condition. or to some intestinal
disturbance. An examination will
determine the exact and then
definite treatment al be prescribed.
Copyright. 1850. b. Nswspapsr Feature Service. Inc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-29
"Tone Up" the System
Before Sailing the Sea
-Seasickness Due to Physical Condition
There Are Many Theories as to the Cause OF This Disa.
agreeable Symptom, But Fatigue, Improper
Diet and SIuggishress Are Factors.
DR.. COPELAND
Br ROYAL s. COPELAND. Int. nd.

United States Senator from New York.
Former Commissioner Of Health. .NeU York City.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-29

A-This may be due 70 heart
trouble. Have an examination so
that definite advice may be outlined.
IF the general health is good IL
will not be necessary TO take any
thing to clear the blood. For fun
particulars send a self-addresscd,
stamped envelope and repeat your
question.
3-You should weigh about i32
pounds.
P s. r.. Q-What causes dIzzi-
ness when ! rise?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-29

p. NJ. J. Q.-what causes the
finger nails and lips TO turn blue?
What al be used I o purify the
blood?
3-What should a roma OF 81, s
n. 4 in. tall. weigh
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-29

digestion, auto-intoxication. high
blood pressure. kidney conditions or
catarrh.
FL would suggest shampooinr
every week with a good pure soa
n warm water and the use or a
stimulating ointment.
q. ". Q.-Is It advisable 10 take
mild laxatives or other medication
continually?
What diet would you suggest IN
the case Of a woman OF 40 years OF
age suffering with high blood pres
sure?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-29
A Fashion Models Diary
By GRACE THORNCLIFFE.
She Finds Herself Hand i'm Glove With the Mode.
By A THORNCLIFT
She Finds Herself

MM ADAME gave Helene and me
W quite a surprise today. She
Avn was already at the shop
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: - ca15rifht. 1884. - Ns-spaD- r.a.ur. Service. Inc.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
City ltens

< special meeting of tn" Knights Of Columbus Building association will take plac" January -. to act on recommendation of the hoard of directors regarding the sale Of the organizations property on Franklin square.
 CoNrt rolumba. Catholic Daush- tcrs Of America. will meet tonight it S o'clock ut the K. of c. club rooms. A social will follow the mectln%
 The regular meeting of TrUmbull Star lod@" will be held tonight a, Legion hail. Elections of officers will take place. After the meeting members will go 10 Cheshire to take part in the installation of officers. "A largo Jttendanc" is expected.
 I.aro Peter, musician Of this citN, and Miss Fiorillo Grace of Walling- ford. were married in that borough. December .. according 10 a mar riage licons" return filed today at the office of the town clerk Tn" ceremony was performed by Rev. p. W, Greene.
 Miss Mau1e F. Traver direc,ross Of nurses at the New Britain Cen eral hospital. has hecn called to her home in Rochester, x. Y, by the serious illness of her father, Fred orick r.. TraVer.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
TRANSFERRED

The Westminster apartments at West Main and Vine streets, were transferred today by the Homestead Realty Corp, to the Union and New Haven Trust Co. receiver for the Parker smith Co.
 In the documents flied at thc Cffice of the town clerk. it is Set forth that the New Haven bank was appointed receiver as d result of ac- ton against the parkcr-S Smith Co.. by l.. F.. Shippee. state banking commissioner. and that the Home stead Realty Corp. was and is in substance only a dummy or subsi- diary corporation acting for and on behalf of the Parker smith com pany, and pursuant to it's direction"
 Another transaction recorded ,e- leases a mortgage on the premises given by Marius Ahlstrom To the Parker Smith Co.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
N wrestling Bouts
State Grange Instals
 New Officials Today

Hartford. Jan. Is Pl-InstallaliOn Of the new officers of the Connecli- cut State Grang2. this afternoon. hy National Lecturer James C. Farmer of New Hampshire was the closing feature of tn" 10th annual session at Hotel Bond.
 Action was taken or several rvsO- luuons and reports previous 10 the installation.
 The officers installed were: Mas ter Louis C. Tolles, Southngton; oNcrseer, Frank II. peet, Kent; lee turer, Mrs. sarah l.. Curtis, Plain vile; steward. Charles N. Adams. GrOtOn: assistant steward Edgar l. Tucker, Trumbu'l; chaplain, Mrs. Nellie r. Bla,l, man. Stratford :; treasurer, Darius X. St. John. New Canaan; secretary, Ard Welton, Ply mouth gate keeper, sherman k. Ives, i-itchfeld; Ceres. Mrs. Lucolia Bailey, New Haven; Pomona. Mrs. Laura M. Pike. Brooklyn: Flora. Mrs. Bessie l.. Noshicr, Waterbury; lady assistant steward, Mrs. Bessie E. rase, Collinsylle.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
GIRL SCOUT NEWS

A tho regular January meeting Of ,be New Britain Girl Scout coun- cIl held at the home Of the commits sioner Mrs. r.. l.. Warren at 3l Cur tis street, 3& were present. The business session of the council was brief The local director reported IS active troops with 376 active reg islrrcd scouts There are $7 active leaders working with these troops. Mrs. r.. R. Davies, chairman of the badges and awards committee re ported for her committee that Rel Cross course in home nursing an1 care of the sick was being given ;t the Girl Scout office every Wednes- day evening, The January eNalui- nation Of merit badges is being scheduled according to q different system to make the examinations more efficient and to relieve the routine 1.-the office work. She also reported that the February court ot awards would be held in the Girl scout office February -l. at { Q clock.
 Following the business session i3 scout leaders and three merit badge examiners met with the council members for a social hour Infor- mal reports were given of two field institutes that are helI in New York headquarters Of the Girl Scouts and the commissioner gave reports Of the national convention of Girl scout. Inc, held in New orleans Mrs Alice r. Merritt who had plan ned to attend this meeting, was un- able 10 come because of injuries she received ill fall last sunday. Mrs Herbert Ashley, a depu;y commis- sioner Of the Hartford Girl Scout council substituted for her and read the report Mrs. Merit had planned to give.
 Refreshments were served by Mrs Warren and the chairman of the entertainment committee, Mrs. Will lis Savage.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
ECZEMA. Itching Skin

ii you want instant relief just ap- ply Pcterson's Ointment. The min Ute this soothing and great healing Ointment touches your intlamed, ir- ritated sllin-you obtain blessed comfort. Generally you need only q few applications to completely end this distressing condition.
 Always have Poterson's Ointment on hand. Can't beat it for quickly healing chafed, irritated. erupted skin. for eczema and bad cases or pimples and blackheads.
 H. A Danic.l of Hartford. Conn.,. writes: For 6 months was both cred with Eczcma--it would itCa so could tear it to pieces. l had To- tionS and difIcrcn: OintncntS which did no good. l saw your ad in the Hartford Times and l went and got a EoN of Pctcrson'S and in one night it almost disappeared
 The mighty healing power Of Pc torsOn'S Ointment ONcrCOmcS IIcHe- ma and one 35c box will prov" il --- all drug stores.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16

vice pr"idouf, Mrs. F. Eddy: junior vice president, Miss Agnes Warner; chaplain. Mrs Hannah !!&libaucr. treasurer Mrs Jennie NaEa"rl3. counrll m1nb"r No. l, Miss Helen Broul.l: council iuea,sor .,J. .. Mrs, Cora II. I.ad4. council member No. ?. Mrs. Carrie Naro}I; patriotic instructor, Hrs. Lillian Gray; sccrr- tary, Miss Hazel TaImadg~. press Mrs. Cora Eddy. guide, Miss Helen EromlrE; guarI, Mrs. %,Ilj" TaIlmaGvc: aasiHaur guard. Mrs. Annie Clark; color bear ,r No, !. Mrs Minnie Beycridyc; color bearer No. :, Mrs Elizabeth I;@"HlUrr. color hcarcr No. I, Mrs. Mahe!I" Carroll. color bearer No. 4. Mrs. Juli5 Fo>: mrsician. Mrs. Car r'' Naroll: retiring president, Miss Helen Bromley.
 Miss Wakefield has rc,p Hr<t color boarsr in the department for -i successive years and is In" youngest president in thr state. Spencer Woods Was present nr jha installation.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
Who m Xour Family Coughs
 Frcm 4 CoH?

1T they have a cough from q col that hangs on. they are in constant danger. Many serious illness fol lows neglected colds. If a cold IS permitted to persist, il can lead and often does had into dangerous com plivationS.
 Don't let them triae with colds Suggest fresh air. lots of sleep, q simple diet, clean intestines and CrcomuIsion Colds are infectious. They cndangcr all of the family. If there's q cough from q chest cold or bronchial irritation in your family. go and got Crcomulsion.
 CrcOmulsion taken promptly will help you avoid dangerous diseases end tho expense and loss Of time when sick in bed. We guarantee re- lief for coughs from colds. or we'll refund your money. Adv.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16

Both bridge and regular whist will be played. The whist is open 10 the public.
 The Knights of rythias will visit the Middletown lodge this evening where the newly elected officers Of the local lodge will be inducted into office. All those who are 10 go will leave Community hall shortly after ' o'clock, transportation to be fur nished.
 The senior play of The Middle town High school will be held this evening at the high school audi torium. A number from here will attend the event.
 The library will bo open tomor- row afternoon and evening for th" exchange of books.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
MOTHER DIES FROM SHOCK

Stamford, Jan, 16 P)-Ill for svv- rIal weeks. following the birth of. ii daughter. Mrs. Leroy Miller Crool,er, of 256 Greenwich avenue, died sud- denly at her home yesterday after noon when appraised of the death O. her grandmother Mrs. Ad"lino Scoheld. G9 of cGS South street. q few minutes before.
 Both women will be buriod 'omo"- row, Mrs. ScOticld at l0;$o and Mrs. Crooker at 2:30.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
Supply Stored in 1900, 1910 and 1920 Ccant, Records Reveal - Weather Bu- reau Not Certain -Cold Spell Will Provide Sufifii- c;cnt Thickness.

With mjd-January upon them and no ice in he s,orchouscs. ice dcal- CTS her" are beginning 10 fear thIt '&er@ will b" little if any ru, this season with inc result that tn, sup ply Of the natural product will b, low next sumner. If the dealers arc forced 10 drop back upon artificial ice, the prices will be higher.
 One dealers stated today that his company did not have a pound Of ice stored away and doubted if any others had. He claimed that il takes I3 days of continued cold weather 10 produce good cutting ou the sur lace Of the supply ponds and an other two weeks or SO 10 get it stored in the houses. That means a month until the crop could be fro zen and stored and. according to the dealer, storing ice late in February is unheard of
 According 10 the dealers, q super stition has been built up in at least one lttfIIH\ oi tt" cutters th tue tt- feet that there would be no harvest in a season when in" year ended with a "U." He stated that Mortimer Rhodes former New Britain harvos- ter, now on his way to Florida. pre- Gicted that no ice will be cut this winter He claimed that none was cut in 1900. 1910 or 1920. and ii is TOW 1850. Mir. Rhodes said that his father before him had in" sam" be lief. according 10 the dealer.
 The T., $. weather Nuroau in Hartford stated today that q cold wave was due here shortly but was not ready to say whether il would last lon" enough to trooz" in" ponds to a sufficient depth for ic" cutting.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
When You Need Vitamins A and D Be Sure and Get Them

The sar" sure Way IS 10 taH~ Me roN's Cod Liver oil Extract Tablets sugar-coatod and easy 10 swallow and brimtul Of Nlamius extracted by 3 newly discovered process from pure Nramu tested Nors o@iJu tod Liver O'L
 For every ajJH"ut w5ludy and rundown condition for which aoc- tors prescrih" Tod lnur Ojl NV. as sort that McCoy's rod lJvor pH Ez- tract Tablets are equally .s aood.
 Two tablets equal t-upoo0ul NramIn tested Tod lN,r Ou.
 Get your Nuarnias aaly.
 Get them at any amator. H America, Tax" }ou" Nnumlue srraisht--6o tablets an cents.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
No Ice Cutting In Year Ending mo, According to Ancient Superstition;
 Light Harvest Is Promised for l9S0
MOORE TENT, }, V,
 INDUC'TS OFFICERS
Color Bearer for 24 Years h. stalled as President

Officers of bo>iSy Moore tru'. Daughters Of l-nlou Veterans of the Civil War. were installed into office last ev,nin~ hy Mrs. Minnie Mathien department president She was as. sisted by Au@n"ta EanncN pas. president who acted %s guide.
 Tin" officers are as follows. rrrsf- Gent Miss Lois WaNouelJ senior
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
LOS ANGELES ON TRIP

l.alcnrst, N. J.. Jan. 1G N.P}- The United States navy dirjeibi" Los Angeles left here today for a local training cruise which prob ably will take il over the New ter scy coast and New York city
 The craft was commanded by Lieutenant Commander Herbert Y. Wiley end carried a crew of 12 Of ticcrs. go mon and iiv" student Of ficcrs.s
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
TIRED PIGEON tLIGHTS ON SHIo

New London. Jan. 16 tPJ-TiraI and evidently confused by fog, d car Ter pigeon dropped down on trawler owned by Captain Manuel Nuncs of Grolon 1t sea 70 miles off Newport late yesterday The bird had band on each leg.
 One band was inscribed "J. |. 152S," the other 2S-JL ." The bird vas brought To Groton and released.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
!.NIEEI (OIET EIEYHDAN

Laurel Court, 0. Of A., will ob- S"rN" then tenth anniversary tomor- row afternoon and evening. at the Masonic temple. \ social will he ncld at 2:3o o'clock in the after noon. At t:&0 D. u.. the regular moetin% will take place followed by another social hour al 7:45 o'clock. Entertainment and refreshments will be served.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
REPORTS COAT STOLEN

Greenwich. Jan. l6 UP)-A re- port of a thievery in the Masonic Temple here was investigated by police today,
 Mrs. George Holstead wealthy resident of Sound Beach, reported
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
BERLIN NEWS
u'oulnued From Page SeNenJ

ac said Attempts have been made 10 construct ties Of iron but this has been found impractjcable
 He told in some detail low the forester and the farmer attack the forestry problem in different ways. The farmer Is concerned with hay ing wood for his own Use and the forester Is concerned with his slc- cessor very seldom living 10 See the fruits of his ldbors.
 The only untouched supplies Of wood are ill the Amazon river val ley and in the wastes Of Russia, he .aid. The latter country Is at the present tune supplying vast stores 7.. wood To the United States Ii this country consumed all Of the wood produg.d ID Mexico. line entire sup rly Of that co3utr} would last only ten years ho stated.
 The study ot forestry is a con- paratIyoly recent project. having been began only Gu y,ds ago. Al the present tuuc there arr about I9 schools in inc country devoted 10 he subject
 Card Party
 4 card party will be- held this evening at the home or Mir. and Mrs. Charles Weldon Of Hudson street. All Grange members and their friends gre invited 10 attend. Prizes will be awarded and refreshments will be served. The party is spon- sorod by the Grange Sewing Circle,
 Annual Meeting
 TE" annual meeting Of the Ken suslon Congregational church will be held this evening in the church rooms. Dinner will be served al J:3o o'clock and tho business meeting will follow the meal. Officers will be elected for tho coming year. Reports of the past year will be read and discussed
 Miss Elizabeth Wucov and Miss Helen Eohm have Jeff for south Carolina. where they will spend the remainder cf tAe winter,
 Major Frank l.. WiIcoH left yes tarlay for Florida, wher" he will join Mrs WiIros He will spend the remainder Of tl" winter in the south.
 Several cases cC scarlet fever and tonsilitis aro reported in town,
 I.ast Berlin Items
 The revival services being con ducted at the Methodist church are becoming increasingly popular, the church being taxed to its capacity last o%ening. Dr. Andrew Johnson of Kentucky is conductins q 10-day campaign which began Tuesday eve ming A large number present last evening Were from New Britain and Kensington. Dr, Johnson is consid- cred one of the ablcst pulpit ora tors of the present day and because of his extensive knowledge of facts and people he always has much of interest intorspersed with his preaching. He will speak this eve ming at 7:%O o'clock.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will conduct a food sale Friday afternoon at 9 o'clock at the Community banquet hall Foodstuffs in variety will be available.
 A whist party will he held a the home of Mrs. Isabeil" fIazon next Wednesday afternoon. at o'clock, the proceeds to be given 10 the East Berlin Library association. The whist is open to the public.
 On Friday evening, January q, the Ladies Guild Of St. Gabriol's Episcopal church will hold a whist social in the church social rooms.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
City Advert ol7t
IN WIGiEINltN HOtD

Noric" is hereby gwen that hoar- uS will hr hrD h'for" inc Eoard ot Public Works, City of Now Brit ain, in Room &07 city lIalL at 7:&o D. N.. Monday. January 3Hth. 193U, on tb" construction of sewers in Wjghtman Road, from Virginia Road to Steele Street.
 All interested persons are rrquost- oI 10 be present a' said hearing, if they see cause. and be heard in rn- ldtion to tho above.
 BOARD OF rUEIIN WORKS.
 Thomas r. McGratU. Clerk.