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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-22
z Trucks Bringing
Laborers to Valley
tSDeclal to The Herald,

20 lLll HGIHIU.I
HARLINGEN. Jan. 22-Joel Fall
in, secretary OF the U. S. Employ
ment Service in San Antonio, has
advised that two truckloads Of la
borers left San Antonio Wednesday
morning for the Valley for employ
ment by the Valley Fruit exchange.
1t is understood that the laborerc
provided their own transportation
expenses 10 the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-22
Adventurer Dies

LONG BEACH, Calf, Jan. o.
Up Word was received here today
CT the death in Japan Of DR.. Henry
F. Hoyt. frontier adventurer Of a
generation ago, former chief surge
on Of the United States army in
the Philippines and once health
commissioner of St. Paul. He died
Yokohama en- route home from
Manila. He was rs years old. DR..
Hoyt vas the first physician to set
tie in the Texas Panhandle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-22
RESCUE HALTED

MEMPHIS. Tenn, IAN. 22.-tP-
Freezing weather envcloped the
lover Mississippi Valley today dis
rupting rescue operations for more
than 200 families marooned In the
Big Lake, Arkansas. region and ap-
proximately as many more water
bound in highland camps.
Albert Evans. field director Of the
Red Cross. said some Of the families
had refused to leave their homes.
He estimated that in all 1.e00
families in southeastern Missouri
and western Arkan. IS had been af-
fected BY levee breaks on the St.
Francis and White rivers and on
Big Lake.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-22
DIR. Cooks Parole Is
Favored, Rumor

LEAvEN WORTH, Jan. 22-R-
The Leavenworth Times says today
that a parole has been recommend
cd for DR.. Frederick A. Cook. arctic
explorer and oil promoter. serving
a sentence Of II years and nine
mcnths in federal prison here for
using the mails TO defraud. Member:
of the parole board would no. con-
firm the report, but it is known no
opposition vas offered TO DR.. Cooks
release.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-22
Ritter AND EGGS

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-(Pl-Butter
firm; creamery extras 36ia; stand
ards 36is; extra firsts IS to IS;
firsts 80 ID to "a 10; seconds 81
to 80.
Eggs firm; extra firsts IL IL 70
~; graded firsts 38 IL to 80; or
binary firsts So IL TO 81; refrigera-
tor firsts IS; refrigerator extras SO.
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FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK

FORT WORTH. Jan. 22.-tP-
~. S. D. Alloys: 900; steady;
TOP $1,000 for choice 1877 truck hogs.
Cattle and calves: $500; steady;
slaughter steers $50 a ll50; top
yearlings 1925: COWS up 10 775;
stock steer calves ll.50.
Sheep: 1000; lambs 1000 q
1850.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-22
Arrarians Attack

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 22.-CP-
Dispatches to Excelsior from the
city OF Puebla today said that near
all the police there had been rushed
to the nearby town Of Cholula 70
defend It against an attack by an
armed band. The attackers we're
believed to be Agrarians.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-22
Texas Rail Hearing Opens
Gulf Port Mileage Reduction May Follow
&c. c. Petitions for $50 Mile Road

AMARILLO, Jan. 22-0P-A hearing on the Santa Fe railroads pro-
posal to construct $50 miles Of railroad, involving three applications TO
the Interstate Commerce Commission, was called here today before
Examiner !. F. Sullivan.
One Of the applications sought permission to extend the companys
line from Amarillo northwest through Potter, Moore, Sherman, and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-22
Pacheco Leaves For
Rubio Inauguration

Miguel Pacheco, Matamoros. a
strong supporter OF President-Eleet
Pascual ORTIZ Rubio, ] Wednes-
day by train to attend the inau-
guration Of the new government IN
Mexico City Feb. 3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-22
NO WARMTH IN SIGHT

CHICAGO. Jan. 22.-iR)-Zero
dragged more Of its kind Of weather
from the refrigerator today and
served it 10 the Middle West ice
cold.
Not a whiff OF warm weather IN
sight, said the government YEA
Their bureau here.
Chicago, not yet thawed from It's
experience is below weather last
week. was promised temperatures
around 10 below. with a daytime
maximum Of 10 10 Is above.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-22
Babies Inspected
In Legion Contest
Especial 10 The Herald)

HA.LINGEN. Jan. 2--IlsPection
CT the bab.c5 entered in the Amer
lean Legion better baby contest here
was started Tuesday morning under
the direction OF Dr.. r. E. Utley, with
several doctors as assistants. The
inspection is being held in Amer
lean legion hall.
Mothers are coming in great
numbers with their babies for in
spection, and more than 200 were
entered early in the week.
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Continued on page ten)
The minimum officially reported TO
the u. S. Weather bureau was zero
at Amarillo, one degree warmer
than that city experienced Tuesday
morning.
At Dallas the predicted tempera-
lures OF zero for last night missed
the mark by four degrees, the read
ing early today being 4 above. At
Houston the minimum was IS, while
further south at Brownsville, in the
Rio Grande Valley, the low marx
was % above.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-22
Freeze at Laredo

Receding from North Texas the
latest blizzard struck Southern Tex
as hardest last night. Another
hard freeze was reported from La
redo. with the mercury dipping as
low as % above. Citrur and truck
garden growers said it would not
be possible to estimate the dam
age for several DAYS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-22
Truck
Markets

Fruit and vegetable shipments
remained light this week following
the cold Of last week end and the
inclement weather this week. Only
80 cars OF fruit and II cars Of We
getables were shipped. Tuesday, the
Southern Pacific lines carrying II
carloads, and the Missouri Pacific
IS carloads.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-22
DIXIE SHIVERS

ATLANTA. Jan. 22.--P-A new
cold wave whipped the western half
OF Dixie today chilling Arkansas
with near zero temperatures and
pulling the mercury below the
freezing po.n, In Tennessee. Miss
issippi and northern Louisiana.
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Shiny Dimes Go To
John DIS Pilots

ORMOND BEACH. Fla, Jan.
22.-(PHAnother tip TO buffers:
John D. Rockefeller took a ride
In an airplane. Then he shot
his best golf OF the season. Tbs
ride was the length Of one fair
way c. the golf course and the
plane TAXED; 1t didn't fly at all:
purposely so. The pilots, a Mr..
and Mrs, received sundry shiny
lines.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-22

N. Y. STCC1

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-tP-
Stocks worked higher Z the open
ing Of today's me-, ct. in contin-
uation Of the rally which set in
yesterday. American Telephone
mounte / 3-4 points, General
Electric "a. Montgomery Ward.
Missouri Kansas Texas, Hudson
Motor, Standard Of n. j.. United
Union Carbide, Radio Keith. U. S.
Steel, and American Cam 3-8 TO
5-8. American Smelling, however.
sagged 3-6.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-22
Watson Back at Desk

Marshall Watson is back at his
desk in the State National bank al
ter an absence of a few days due TO
illness.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-22
POULTRY

CHICAGO. Jan. 22-tP-Poultry,
firm: fowls 81 1-2: No. 2. II; springs
"A. No. 2, II; brollers 80 10 80; roos-
ters Is; heavy ducks Is; small is;
geese IS.
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BULLETIN

First figures, loves. temperatures
las. nl...s, SecOAa. nIgnes. tvllprra-
lures yesterday, tnIro, wLnd We
scclty al . a. m, Iourtn, plec4pI-
aaC III last "a nOurs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-22

Instant. soothing relief or
money back. Use PAZO
OINTM ENT. Try il for
Itching. Blind. Bleeding or
Protrnding Piles. Successful
in most stubborn eases. ask
for PAZO OINTMENT. In
tubes with pile pipe
&c; or In tin bon, Coo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-22

Osteopaths Meet.-The Lower Rio
~~'a VALLEY Osteopaths associa-
ton is to meet Friday night at FL
aIOtcl.
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WINDS

Continued on page ten)
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
DOCTORS USE IMPROVED MILK DlACNESIA REMEDY
 70 CURB STOMACH ILLS
Many Here Find Ayers Gestex, New Hospital Remedy, Does
 More Than Magnes:a Alone

Doc,ors cognzr that Nilh of lla2ucYia is the best thing known 10 n,uralizc acid stomach. But they also recognize the need for other ingredients 10 stop gas dis trcss, nausea, heart burn. etc. That's why vast numbers Of New Britain people are tindmg quick, sure relief from stomach distress through home use of Ayers GcstcX, the new hospital stomach remedy which physicians find better than Magucsia alone.
 Mr. Robbins told his doctor that he would first have acid stomach and gaslaftcr the lightc@l meal Then cHm. q nervous, "hradachN" feeling which no "hoadarhc' t9n- let or nerve Scdative could relieve.
 Acting on the doctors Hdt ice, then. he started treating the real cause Of his trouble with Ayers Gcst"N, In just a day or % he found that q pleasant spoonful helped his weakened stomach 10 digest every particle Of food that he ate. No longer did half-digcstcd food haN" the chance tO sour. fer m,u and form the toxic poisons and
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
AIR MAIL PLANE
 STRIKES BUILDING AT BARNARD FIELD
cCoutiuurd From First pasD

its lower left wing and ''roIl"d through the air and into the water.
 Not Doing stunts
 A report that Hridham was 'Hoom- ing" ,h" field 10 awaken men living there was d"nied by Commissioner Knox.
 The visibility at the field Was classcd a. good" by Mr. Knox. be parImont of commerce inspectors and Earl Ward, division auprrintond- ent Of the Colonial Air Transport stationed at Newark were expected here later today 10 start an invcs'Iga- tion of the accident.
 Immediately after the accident the police were notified and the ambu- lance vas gent to the field.
 Meantime workmcn at the south Meadows plant of the Hartford Flee tric Light company started out 10 the plane in a rowbOat
 Inspector George Pralnitis Of the state department Of aerOnautics Po- Iic,man Peter Mthk,l5on who is sta toned at the field and Magnns O.r,n. a member of the llath ob- .rr.yujou squadron permanent detail stationed nj The field also manned a rovboal and fcrri"d 10 the plane.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
High School Students
 Invent New HOWlerS

Pueblo, Col, Feb. UP)- Al Smith Is a well known scion list and julius Shakespeare wrote Julius Caesar, according to answers in a recent high school examination,
 Other questions and answers included:
 How do you kill a butterfly? Pinch its bOraH.
 How many parts are there 10 a sentence? A. Two-subieyt and prodiCameut.
 Where does rain come from ? 4. The water gathers all in one place in large lake which has numerous holes in it like a sieve.
 How can you tell how pOis0n- ous nicotine really is? A Nico- tine is such a deadly poison that a drop Of ii ou the tail Of a dog will kill a man.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
POLITICAL LEADER HELD

Portsmouth x. IT,, 'cb , (EI - Steve Eayagior, an oIlicial cf a." Italian Republican club Of this city, was arraigu"d in district court h",' today charged with illegal po".rs- sion of, liquor. IIo pleaded moi guilty and W#s held in bail for trial February S.
 Rayagler was arrested aftrr local police had rnid"d the club premises and claimed 10 have seized 1,"%o gallons Of wine.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
MUST PRUNE S33I,4S7 OFF BUDGET REQUESTS
Continued From First Pase)

$3%I4S7.o7 which must either be cut or accounted for in additional tax. This represents 2.S3 mills on the present list
 Amounts asked by various com missions for the next fiscal year are: schools. $I,%33,74&.1&; street depart mcnt, $45G.0VU; separate accounts of the department of public works, $1570o0: city plan commission, %37,- 900; police, $2G5,S59; fire, $5G@.353.- 79: public welfare, $1011&b; parks. $I5S,7-O.7o; health. $G5.150; special appropriatiOIss. $-20.2l3, interest and discount. and payments on prin- cjpal, $574.&7&.5o: mcidentaIs, $16.- u00: salaries of general government $S2,SG2; city hall commission, $1&,- coo.
 mclrdod in thcse hudycls are many costly new projects for the ire department. and q $25,oo0 swim ming pool for inc fifth ward. Most, if not all Of these items are slated for the pruning knife Of the finance board.
 \ new item Of estimated income appears on the schodul" this year. &2o.0o0 account 10 be luilt up on interest payments on ovordue ac- counts.
 I;ennctmg the trend jn the invest mont field, the city's financial agents have estimated th" income from bank and iusWauc" stocks 10 b, about >-4.ooo. a reduction of Sf.ooI in inc figure for the current year, After each departments has bocl heard by the board of finance and taxation, q subcommittee of thai Ioard will make q second study o all estimates. A tax rate will thcl 1 be recommended to the common ! council for adoption.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
Failure to Register Will
 Mean Fine for Doctors

Hartford, Feb, o-IIySlclafi.' surgeons. registered nurses and others who have neglected to regis ter with the state depm tInent C. health as required by law will be prosecuted by the county health of- nccr of the county within which ,loy reside. Dr, stanley II. Osborn, commissioner Of health, announcei last night
 Although many of the persons who arc required 10 register haze already done so. the state depart mont of health has q large list CT persons who have neglected to reg'S- ter during January. Within snort time these lists will be placed in tI'" hands of the county health officers with directions 10 proceed as re4ulr- cd uy law.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03

dlmc from exhibition games"
 Ruth said that hc Was in the best of physical condition because of goI', fishing aud hunting. He said "' turned down vaudeville offers during the winter 90 as 10 remain in con'j- ton, but declared unless the Ianh". s agreed 10 his demand he would a"- cop> some of the many offers to2 appcaralcrs. "rvcu an offer from q cucus."
 But [ prefer 10 stick with lh" Yankees at 5S5.u00~p"r y'ar on a tnrcc-NcHr contract
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
CHILDREN BURN TO DIA1II

Couucaut. O., Feb. , (lf)-T"" children were burned 10 death and q mother and son were severely in- urcd in rescue attempts when fire destroyed an isolated farm home a' Ilammonds Corners, 10 miles south Of here today.
 The bodies Of the t~o children had not Seen recovered from the smoulderiuS ruins at noon.
 Mrs. Mary NuhaS, the mother Of the dcaI children was working in the barn about ;l hundred feet from the house when she turned to s'" the house in Names,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
EXPLANATION OF SATURDAYS CARTOON
TOMORROW-A Remarkable Survival
President Plans Fishing Trip Soon
 For { or , Days Of Florida Coast

Of the eastern division Of lh" r'pub- e. lican national conmtr".
 Tine chief executive c@pocts 10 take two or three Of his rj$hjnS compan- ions with him. He will not, however, hc accompanied by a larg" group Of White House attaches since he hopes 10 devote his tim" 10 Hnrljn" and will handle only business which can not be postponed until his return.
 In addition 10 tine Saunlcrer thro" fishing boats will b" chartered to accommodate the remainder of the White House party.
 II was thought that Justice Ston" Of inc supreme court, and pr, Joel Hoonc. the Whit" House physician, would be among those who accom- pany the president.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
AIOi NT.AIN TEACHER CHOSEN

Bcrca ky. I'cb. ; P-Miss Chris tno Vest. Of Yosemite, Ky, a 1923 graduate Of Bor"a college. has been chosen as ih" teacher to hc in charge Of the school for mountain children 10 bc established near Pres ldrut Hoovcr's camp in Virginia. The school was established through the efforts Of tb" President and Mrs. Hoover, and President Hoover requested President lIuchins Of Hcroa college to recommend teach CT.
 Miss Vest, who has been teaching il. the fifth and sixth grades of Eoroa training school recently dis cussod inc new work with Mrs Hoover and is 10 make final arrange mcnts with her in a conference in Washington W"dnesdaN
 SfF Ht'l,NID CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
With Company since Fall

N'w York. Feb. %.-'Pl-'ar'y F.. prtdham Colonial Air Transport pilot ~ho MS drowned when his plane frlD into inc Connecticut rive" today has b'rn q pilot for tn" com pauy since September laet.
 Iln was credited with about D. "oo hours in the air and received his training as pilot during the World WAT.
 BIidham was 99 years old. Na+ married and lived at Lexington. Mass
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
PRINCE PLAYS GOLF

BUlaWayo, SOUlhorU I}NOdoSi0, Feb. tP}-Thn Prince Of Wales snatchcd 4 short time for a game of golf today before rcsuming his jour ncy to Boira. the next stop on his African hunting trip,
 Arriving this morning. tho prince, garbod in sport shirt and white trousers received mmber of prominent residents and later motor cd 10 the golf course where he play cd q round. By midday he had r"- 8uuIcd his train journey 10 the cheers of crowds at 1ho station.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
FIVE BOYS RGI NDI.D | ?

Sergeant T. !. Fcrn"y and on crr% W. S. Strolls and David Do'% rounded ID five boys this afternoon in the rear of 1N9 Hartford avonr ana turned them over to the proba- tier department fol incomigibiiilE. II is said they have ben trouhIe- souo in tEc n"ighborhood, shooting craps and otherwise Hisconductln- tNnInHnINCE
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
POLICE HUNT GIRL THIEF

IIa9dcn, Feb. 2 (P,-Polico today were searching for young woman who is believed 10 have robbed a cash register in filling station here of $1oo,
 Sho drove up 10 thc station laet night and requested the attendant 10 test the air pressure in the tires. When he had finished, the attcn- dan;, James Clement. found the cash drawer open and $1o0 missing.
 He gave q good description of tho girl and automobile 10 the police
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
GI-A SANDHi.HE DL.ND

Los Angeles, Feb. P-Gu5 %andbcr@, former veteran catcher tor the Los Angeles club of the Pa cinc Coast league. died here carly tOGa!
 Sandbcrg. with rhc Chicago Cubs, had been severely burned about the head lcstcrday when the gasoline tank of his ear exploded.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03

Washington. l'rh 2 CP 1t was aunomro1 at t,I" White House today that President Hoover hopes to g"t AWAY for or i days on fishing trip at Long Key, Florida, sonle time soon.
 If the pre=idrn, is allo 10 arrau@" the trip he ~ill go directly from Washington 10 Long Key without any stops cn roul" Ilo will board a boat. probably in" Sun'crcr, and spend rllc entire time on the craft. He will make no speeches or ap- pcaraucoa on his way south or on th" return trip.
 Mrs. Hoover probably will accom- panN AirI.
 Belongs to nilban!, The S;auntcrcr Ig q hou&"b0ai b. longing 10 Jerry Milbank, treasurer
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
IlB;.E. RESERVES DECISION

North Audovor, Mass. Feb. P, Judge c. !. Mahoncy reserved his findings today at the conclusion of ali inquest into the fatal injuries r"- ccIvrd here OH January 2l by Mr, gud Mrs. Wentworth Tabor, aged Amcsbury couple. whose aut omobllc vas in collision with q coal truck operated .hy Howard F.. Boyer, 15i Ncrrimarh street. NoWburAport. Witnesses testified the Tabor ma chino had ahiddcd on a slippery nMEnmcMt.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
AUTO AGENCY SUIT
 DROUGHT ID LIGHT
(cootInue1 Prom COr# '.-G

inc company ~.a .u uuau..a r..a.
 Another pagaGrara O. '-' an."'. alleges that IloraI.l Hp' aH.E l4 not profit through ~. 1u....-. .. that he has found lf uocnasar. !. ..-- sume and pay dro's la 's"'.e o' s10.000.
 When the deputy sH~r0 .a~H.I Inc alleged condition of 'HD Bennett Motor Sales Co.,, he notified huGunu- or the facts and asked that ioe con. tract be considered as rrsrjHd'.. but this request was denied, HorHfz claims, with the explanation h. En- mons that he knew the business 'g be insolvent and therefore t"ujs'ri liberal terms.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
Whale Bumps Ferry,
 Continues Along Way

San Francisco, Feb. P'-A large whale slipped into San Francisco Bay for frolic in the relatively warm water and was cruising past Alcatraz Island yes tcrday when Il ferry boat appear cd dead ahead.
 The whale nickcd q iluSe pug naciously and assumed q "bctter- get t-out-my-Way' attitude, WhIc1 th" boat ignored. LcNiathan charged, meeting the boat head on. md then hove to. as If "A- pcclin% some entertaining re- suits. Thc ferry just kept going. The whale spoutcd and went dis crcctly on it's way. Captain Oscar Chamberlain of the ferry said neither whale nor boat was dam aged. ~
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
CHIEF JUSTICE ID BOW ID HEALTH IN
 DECISION ID QUIT
ccouJjuued Prom First PagD

ccouttuucd Prom First Pag) uces Holmes and Eradcis in many o' their dissenting opinions and would De expected 10 those who are familiar with his trend Of mind and NTa"a 10 ha ~hat is known in court "lrclrs as progressive.
 May Be Completely Changed
 There is a possibility that during tnr administration Of President Hoover lHo rour may br com pIr}rIy clmu.yd Justices Holmes aud Rrauda4 are both eligible for retirement. bu both urerd 10 r"- uam upon JtDa bench mdoGntoIN. JIatt-, NauI,tautrr. ls also eligible for refinement and has been remain m- On fho bruch af th" earnest SO 1cltalion ot u- colleagues,
 Iuut- Fre-,d"nl iioO%cr's admlu- ..~Mtou should hc br reelected he fIl Hasr 'G. oppon.m.ut Of uorr .'..a majur.r O. rh, members o' .th. oMn JHfl,r Sutherland las .au- .n-u IH u' GaI'h and 2hilo h.. H.. umpeo'.d 1' G+ expected that he s.At ..a.. uJ- uu}-'rI condition m-t,raIl2 mngos. 'r forced 70 TO-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
MRS. BALL BRINGS SUIT

Jacksonville, l'la., Feb. , CF) - Suit Tor $1.Ooo,000 charging alicna- uon of the affections of her hus- band. Thomas Ball. Los Angeles at torncy, was filed in circuit court here today by Mrs. Mary Ball against her former sistcr-1n-la", Mrs. Jessie Ball DuPont joined with The lattcrs husband, Alfred ], Du- pOui.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
SON BORN TO DEAD DiflCii.

Boston. Feb. UP)-A son W3s born shortly before midnight to Mrs. James Troy. widow Of q Boston pc hccman who was murdered three weeks ago by a Negro whom h. was attempting 10 capture. There are now five children in the Troy famiIy
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03

Six hundred thousand Boy scouts Of America will pay tribute to General Sir Robert <, <. I}adcu-powoll, above, known as the "faIh"r of Scoulng,' curing the goth anniversary week celebration in 1ho United States, February to l&. Hdduu-ro~cll founded the scout movement in I.2g- land in I9uS and il reached America
 in 1910.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03

bloa,ing gases that caused his nor- Eous hrad"chos And today, the doctor reports. Mir. Robbins is fire" from headaches and + completely rid ol nervous ndlgcStiOn-tho req! cause of his trouble.
 CcstcN contains Milk of MngncNia. Eu GcStcN dore far more than mngucsia alone bccauec il nlso contnins pancrcatin r"d papain-thc tiHr~t digcstauts knoWn--lu combination with saIo and other in vrcdicnt> which tone and strengthen the NcnI,encd stomach.
 Ayers Gr>tcv is tempting f" taI>e-frn- turcd h, all leading druggists.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
FILE EXCEPTION TO RULING

Washington, Feb. , R-The Chi- cago sanitary district and Illinois on the one hand, and the Great Lakes states on the other, today filed ,"hh tho supreme court exceptions 10 the report of Special Master Charles F.. Hughes, recommending T plan for decreasing 'hr diversion Of water from Lake Michigan.