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Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04
SALVATION ARMY
HELPS TO HALT
UNEMPLOYMENT

Work for the unemployed is one
Of the services which the Salvation
Army seeks to offer as result of
the building campaign now under
way. 70 this end call is sent to
residents of the city to notify Army
headquarters if they should have
any work on hand which could be
done by the many who apply to the
officers for help every day. A tel
ephone has now been installed in
the hall and an officer will be in
charge continually to answer any
calls either for assistance or to offer
work. The number of this telephone
is 5ll.
y very extensive program has
I been arranged by Army officers for
this week with Captain Nj. Sims and
Lieut.. NJ. MeMurrcn In cnarge. To-
. day, services will be held in FL Cen
tro, Wcstmorland and Calipatria :;
Wednesday in FL Centre and Holt
vile; Thursday in FL Centre and
Imperial; Friday in FL Centre and
Holtviile; Saturday in FL Centre,
Brawley and Calcxico; and next
|uhN"N' III NCuliO dS IOllONS. 1T
~ O'Clock a. M, at the county Jail !;
at 2:30 ?. ~, Sunday school will be
held; at 2. m, the Young Peoples
/ Legion; at 7:30, street meeting
! and at 5 o'clock, Il special meeting
/ in the hall.
The building campaign is on in
full swing. Thirty two industrial
! firms have turned in good reports
from their employees and a special
! effort will be made within the next
! few days to cover that unit of the
campaign.
\ committee for each block of the
I city has been secured and great OPP
ilmlsm is shown by those in charge
that the building program will be
successfully carried through. Yes
terday was the first day of personal
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04
Building Active
During February

February building activities total
.cd %4s.735, according 10 figures OBJ
tanned "a, tie office Of the eity en-
-iuecr Yesterday This sum was dj-
>idcd as follows:
For : residences, Sloa50; > bus
mess establishments, $1,000; hotc'>
and apartments. S6,S00; IL additions
and alterations Jobs, Sa.4e3. and n
teratious To 1 church, Sa.eeo. This
bring, the YEARS total Il date to
500. 6.ii6, uu +, a splendid start eH
what promises to he oae ~ HI EN-
,ro', best ye.rs ma the aaa'lag }ne.
OtGcl', ot tGc engineering de
uartm,ut. Uhle NOT wing them-
selves ao~H a. any definite ftgur..
are erutit.r. that the .lgare al th.
end Of tae present Yea w.li be wei
over the half million dollar mark
os several 3, opca .ons are n
rr.c.~s ui u. elopment and Wi-sis
when thcy break, WI boost the
building ,otal considerably.
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x,''
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Linn. tLat 5a. -. I-sl5 sspt
L.m 81, clos. &. II. Pile 0t ne..s, Tn
,Ic Wie-.t- hurried tw. Z, lis
Lu,galot,. The Fus had Fallen ieoa
~aaa tae ~Hp't v. near RI. ro
ard EaI no. a alH.
Hpt lr" be l,a soan, a
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t-.v r.rIr N.-si's h:" iaaHd
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t. back s..r aaI l.Ii gct him.
EacE at Hi. -uw Ju~fe Wig
eiiv t.ou. his tarr-5iEto.u .i-t.e
bunny boys aad girls just coming
ono frn school, QEi@EiE ia.' 'd
thew about goi l make '...a
uudc tent s.tl 4 Ind quilt.
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Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04
Chicago Enjoys
It's Birthday

CHICAGO, Mar. {. UD Chicago,
colossal city still suffering grow
ia. palms. celebrated its 93rd birth
dav today Try issuing overdue pay
checks TO policemen, fircmcM school
teachers and other public employee.
E.d tape held up the issuance OF
back salary yesterday and only some
.' workers .,vre pa'd. hcek7
~.-. ready for the other 10000 TO-
& -,'r'5 birthday aUuitc-,a'-,.
''.. a gala day for workers who for
sr.h< 0a>c been facing hardship
and vaut because the city's tin
an.iI. tflicu.t.cs made money for
.. uuobtaiuaLlc.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04
bedtime Stories
BY HOWARD L. GAREIS
Newspaper Syndicate
Copyright, 1R9, by Mcclure
UNCLE WIGGILX s EEANPOLE
TENT

- ~@-~-A - - ~ ~ --s-A~ ~ - -
TENT
Not far from Uncle WigG;,v's hol-
+ low stump bungalow vas u pile ri
hcanuoles. They were larLe poles
and m the summer had stood in the
garden cf q farmer. o. the poly, a
I bean vine climbed. Eur wiaa the
.caus hid been u sad tn poles
were ruilel ~ and stacked m a
nItc tha WIS hoped l'ke aa ice-
cream con tarasl upsiie dotva.
Also the pile 81 heanpoles .aoa d
; ..I:c an Indian t"at. a. taercn, rs
I tLs, are called. Uurla Wieg'!z. h'n-
;u. pqst Tie ipe.rroam coaa a". ~
iilc OF baaapo!es ore DAY ~ge- iaW
uJch like ten5 they looked aaj
.Lr rabbi. gentleman sad 70 iila-
elf:
"I'ha' VIII be good fia-a IL"
ny rabbi, children 10 play when il
,n't ton cold. Th5,a poie} VIII make
;he frame work If II teut, aad # J.
,at a blanket, or bcIgult arvaup
Tho polcs, aH the outside. tie i'm
sidc of the ten VII h. as warl
and cozv. almost, a. my b1n-alo".
IN DO it. III make = teat o1 The
pile of hean3a!es.
~ sooner had THr3 WigEiir
thought ~ Ills than j lng.u -
work f'- jauued fp ~. bun"alo"
md ASKED his vii" asd %ar-. Jan"
for au ia eu5i1, ~ s9r g. "H'
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"Eor. IS aro,' e7-d til ur.srf'
lady h,4 .EacFea banding tbr raH-
bit ganf.emaa = quiIs Ha.rA wtt %
little ragged aG3 tou, ami which
would u't lo.l ,tyl' 81 ~ hr4 But
il was quite /. ad enough tor play
tort, and UurI Wisgils 81" glad g"
get It.
N"- w}ile MI Ions aaar Hss a't-
ting roadr i. ueke t6 '.g1p1.o
tcut t.r lis E-.le rabbits ID pi"y
in. {. harp a-H thai tn le oamr
dow. t.e ' pt h#... @ul
lie r.
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. ni,o. -.t iz
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! AHd 81 wa. luela W 70 sure.
tbau-a. sh.e .-a .a q
/ :. ar is in that as
ru- Uncle #'eg'ir There,
! a4,Wl -ou" ~ t6"
! II. nn-lt 80 make b.. t.. Du
..,iua wba. good 3 u'arc
/ ,arrc w3s a t'.e teat .t"r
without as- ostnr er"r
Them. the i'.r said 60 ...-:
"I'N Zip p amoAs '., pe.e
qnd hi.e. Tns.o Wig. IT, .-- .-,
I Gere cu.- a43 Il u II .-1 again
HIM su.r "ucn IT, conc I'U uri
! aus and -sa Aim cai,v ha off 8.
.. den and a,v witc and VIII have
/ o -abl' 9.o
so he ja< eul J hi@ # af q
ido thr plc or bonpo'c d ".i'
rd ana waited and Haited. -" dida'
mind Aow cold and SNOW il w..
Meanwhile Uucle Wlgg'@ Aa1i"
found I've quilt he want + "as y
his way back = - pine n y"
over on The fsimcr' land. But 4
be drew near. Mr. Leagcars locke
at the snow and he saw other p4'
marks than his And, being wis
rabbit Tuc!e Wiggily know that tb
marks vcee made b. the paws Of ID
Fox
ooh no. / eoo ~aa has h4rro
cd'" rhurEIed yue,e WlgailT "a
looked 'Thc paw marie 60 .'
The pile of poles bat tho. tW
"wo" rHf Tint wa@H thr i...
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Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04
TIN YEARS AGO
~ ,.nl, 1A.lA

i Charming homo wedding T.
l=a.r ~ th, bonn. ot E'y Hdas
IL C.n-ro la-s sunday afternoon,
I'll, r.ut.. ;.a. PARTIES being N.s-
Tsr Ium-yE, tine eldest daughter ID
L.v R."-ay, aHd A.cr N,yes. Of
NrloIord. Ouir il few relatives .n
.ud -"r. ps,~Da' at The s.. .
4f crr.unrN.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04
YOUTH HELD IN EAST

INDIANAPOLIS, Mar. +. U.P
arorgc Wansful, I9, Los Angeles
-. Ae.a to .A. Mal-,D county gran.
jury under $4,000 bond after j,
r.eadod guilty 10 charges OF band
try yesterday. DE !, charged wt,
bbin- Leland MourAciu, Indiauap
iii, cab driver. ot S3.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04
Looking Backward
What TIE Ircss Files Tell Of I'M
periai Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
March !. 1910

Hugh G. Gibson, general sacrctary
~ the southern california sunday
: hool ASSOCIATIONS; Miss Me"a
HsoeAway, supcr.Htcrdsn; Of tae
e,emcutajy department; and L. I.
Shepherd. ph. -" superintendent II
the t,aracr training dtfaftme :
5yfLi .ttcud Suoday .,haaJ rallies II
t}t valley March ~, H. and T..
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
nF1-.ei, tCsf-

+. T.. ooo'cr, formerly county
school superintendent, who Is -
cared " his friends go be tLe mos.
.yHer- asparagus g''"0t .I9 pm d
Ea,v. .".Na'.,a hj, '.'"a" aa'p
ncut oi thc yaiuabl. vegetable T.
Aia&-J yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04

solicitation and approximately $4,000
was taken in by this means.
Army officials arc sure that the.
people of Ell Centre in general WV
the Salvation Army to have suit.
able building that their workers
might carry on the plans and the
aims of the organization in the most
efficient manner.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04

Of 1903 dairy cows tested in Men
Cocino County during 1929, only 20
were tubcrcular. .!aAa
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04

Instead Of looking back th~ past year this
morning, Mr. Hoover probably cohsod himself with
the thought-only three more years to go.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04

Nobody ever considered Taft as a fighter yet nc
5oiy has put up better fight against the Grim
Re9per If grit could do it he would be we'll man
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04
E2EE DEMONSTRATION

..rsJ paaH. "r drop w. 10 card with
II raMs a'l address, and time
: pu wish a 'o ea' viii lc h,pps
,o @i'.' u FRO. demonstration.
Eiern T. t,u.cn ~i1I hr at tbs
oiircr iug Co.,, until Saturday.
temr IN aJ 'r 'hc iron in ".--
Ndl.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04
w. /. Stone -NOn-BOard Insurance

State Insurance Commissioner requirements are Il
same n for Board companies. The prices to you ID
remarkably lower. Let show you this real savij
Phone w. !. Stone 248 or 387-Office S31 Main. All
collection service
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04
Optometrist-Dr. Sem Bacon

Quality Eye Service Scientifically equipped to tre|
all muscular cases and crossed eyes. Nearsght(
Myopc) eyes and children's eyes given special atte
ton. Glasses fitted. Lenses duplicated 581 Nal
st. Phone 228-1
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-04
NO MORE Marcel
" aVes to BAy'
New French Invention
Gives instant Hair Beauty
IN the Privacy of Your
Home

An# any woman or girl cm
uarcal irr own h1ir az home iu<,
- wril as % professional haj,
9.ssse-. .ta @oliUg 'rrach jnlcu.
ton Eao"d ID. NAECFLWANER
+ absolute s -l#aat.d 'o do thiA
oa>ea timc n.p l.ans aiuHy,
."gdv ~. H."Ht o.e increase,
aatnrH tautr o. ans lu3d ,f hair
ID hundred f..
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
NAVY AT WORK 0N A|RPLANE CRUISER
Consider Building Ship With
 Deck for Machines

Washington, Nov. 19 Pl-The navy had it's experts at work today on study of the tying-d deck cruiser question, that is construction of a cruiser to carry landing and talk ing off deck for airplanes.
 Provisions for such a vessel have been included in the London treaty. which sets forth that eS per cent of the total cruiser tonnage may be fitted with landing platforms-a pro vision for which Rear Admiral Will liam A. Moffett, chief of the bureau of aeronautics. succe ssfully contend ed at the London conference.
 Admiral Moffett said he had rec commended construction Of the fly ing deck cruiser of which the United States may build D per cent of the 323.O00 total cruiser tonnage or S0,S75. Inasmuch as provisions have been filled for the use of the entire 180.600 tonnage of the S-inch gun cruisers, and 70.5o0 of the totsl 143.500 tons Of the 6-inch gun cruisers have been built. there re- mained 7O.G00 tons in the latter category which might be fitted with landing on decks.
 Although the size of the new ves- sel has not been announced. it was stated at the navy department that 100. .0O0-ton seems likely in order to insure sufficient deck space for the approximately 25 planes the ship would carry.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
DAR|EN OFFICIALS
 CLASH IN CASE Hughes Blames Anderson; Two
 More Defend Action

Darien, Nov 19 (Pj-Conrad Veg ner and William A Kelley, mem- bers of the finance commission to- day replied to charges made by Po- lice Commissioner George W. R. Hughes, who yesterday declared that the refusal of the finance com- mission 10 grant additional funds, was responsible for Sergeant Amos Anderson patrolling the Boston post road alone or Sunday night when he was shot down. Hughes further declared that Anderson was guilty of an infraction of police rules when he kept his revolver underneath his buttoned raincoat as he approached Jerome Melville, who later shot him five times.
 Wegner was vituperative in his condemnation of Hughes, declaring that his attack upon a man, who ranted and false. He further stated that the police commission did not ask for funds for additional police men this year, and therefore the finance commission was powerless to grant any.
 Sergeant Anderson is the right ful head of the Darien police de- partment," Wegner declared.
 Kelley, although less emphatic irl his statements. did not hesitate to charge Hughes with distorting mat ters.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
ROYAL MARRIAGE
 REPORTED LIKELY
Prince Of Asturias May Wed
 Princess EsperanZa

San Seba stian. Spain, Nov. Is lP- Another royal marriage in Europe involving the Prince of Asturias, 23- year-old Spanish heir, and Princess Maria Della Esperanza. 16-year-old Andalusian beauty is reported likely next year in circles close to the Span ish Court.
 These sources say that the official announcement of the engagement is being considered for early next year and that the marriage may De held next October.
 The princess is ;he daughter ot the Infante Carlos De Bou1 bon, cap- tain-g general of Barcelona.
 The prince, who has been a su.- ferer of hemophilia which leads to bleeding from the slightest skin abrasion or other lesion. has shown great improvement in health during the past year and has been much more active than ever before in his life. Only recently he made a trip through Europe, the first time that he had left Spain.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
Hoover to Write About
 WashingtOn's Papers

Washington, Nov. 19.-tPl-An engineer who turned to politics with some success has consented to write an introdu uction to writings of an other engineer who also held office q couple of times.
 The engineer who will write the introduction is Herbert Hoover president of the United States. The other engineer was George Wash ington.
 Senator Fess of Ohio, chairman Of the George Washington bi-centen- nal commission which has charge of the arrangements for a celebra- ton in Washington in 1882, an- nounced that the president had con- sented to write the introduction to q compilation Of Washington $ papers. It will include many which are being published for the first time.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
Seeks Doctors Record,
 Finds No Registration

Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 19 P-The zeal of an insurance agent in pur- suit of d prospect will need no diagramming with Dr. J. H. Matthai. head of the State Or thopedic hospital.
 Because of il, he has rendered his resignation as head of the in- stitution he has directed for nine years.
 The agents object was only to make a sale. To facilitate this he went 10 the state licensing records to find Dr. Matthais age so he could proffer immediate data OH the policy's cost. But he could find no registra ton for the hospi- tai superintendent.
 He communicated this informa- tion 10 the authorities in charge. Dr. Matthai's action followed with the explanation that he be- lieved he was exempt from Ne braska license requirements since he was not engaged in a general practice.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
T|MbERLAKE MET WOMAN IN CAPITAL
75 Year Old Congressman to
 Wed S5 Year Old Widow

Washington, Nov. 19 UP)-The romance between Rep. Charles B. Timberlake, republican, Colo, and the very charming woman" he is to marry during the Christmas holi- days began within the sedate walls of the house office building. it was revealed today.
 The 75 year old congressman, twice q widowcr. confined his obser~ vations on the engagement to the remark that his fiancee was very charming woman." Mrs. Roberta Wood Elliott, however. enjoyed dis cussing it. She blushed and dimpled as she told of her acquaintance with the Colorado legislator.
 Mrs. Elliott is in her early sos. about 40 years younger than Tim berlake. She is a widow. the mother of a 10 year old daughter. A plump and vivacious brunette, she is known among her co-workers as jolly and good natured.
 Met Her In Office
 Mrs. Elliott first met her tiance when she was employed in the office of Rep. Harry (. Canfield of the fourth Indiana district. Later she was employed at the hotel where the wealthy Coloradan lives while here. Then she went to the census bureau being employed in the distribution bureau.
 Mrs. Elliott said she was thrilled" at the engagement which was an rounced by her parents. MT. and Mrs. R. B. Wood of Salisbury, N. C. The wedding is 10 take place here Dec. g but Mrs. Elliott said that other plans, such as arrange mcnts for q clergyman. had not been made.
 Timberlake served iii the o4th and succeeding congresses. He took | homestead in Colorado in 1887. pros percd with the growth of the coun- try and enlarged his interests to in clude banking, farming and stock raising.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
Fairfield County Farm
 Owners Discuss BOrer

Bridgeport. Nov. 19 P-Infesta- ton of Fairfield county by the Euro pean corn borer being general, 110 farmers met at the Stratfeld hotel yesterday to discuss quarantine measures. Dr. w. F.. Britton and NJ. F. Zappe of the agricultural ex- pertinent station and T. NJ. Cannon Of the federal quarantine force spoke. s. r. Beers, of Southport, presided,
 The meeting went on record in favor of a new state quarantine, eX- cept in Litchfeld county and the town of Hartland in Hartford county.
 A committee of five was named to represent the meeting at the sta ton next Tuesday when a state wide quarantine will he discussed.
 While Fairfield county is .oneral- ly infested, there are spots where the borer has not shown up. It is as far up county as Danbury and along the sound shore where sweet corn Was raised
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
Garden Club Session
 Opens in New London

New London, Nov. 19 P}-About 175 members of Garden clubs from all over the state assembled here to- day for the semi-annual meeting of the Federated Garden Clubs of Con- necticut. Mrs. John Demarest of Norwich, federation president, is conducting the meeting.
 The session this morning was oc- cupied with the discussion of a pro posed course for flower judges which the federation plans to conduct at New Haven in the future in order that flower shows may be uniformly judged
 Luncheon was served in the Mo hican hotel ball room where the tables were decorated with chrysan- themums from the Plant estate at Eastern Point. the gift of Mrs. Henry B. Plant who is a member of the New London Garden club. The speaker at the afternoon session was Mrs. W. ]. LaWton, chairman of the National Council for the Protec- ton of Roadside Beauty.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
USE SECOND STRING

Providence. R. L. Nov. 19 (UP)- X second string Brown eleven will face New Hampshire here Saturday. The varsity concentrated on new plays intended for use in the Col gate game. Two hours were spent in this work. Browns tackling was not satisfactory to the coaching staff last week and every member of the squad was drilled thoroughly in this department yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
Myer Shurberg Elected
 Brotherhood President

Myer Shurberg vas elected presi- dent of the Brotherhood Of the Con- gregation Sons Of Israel at a meeting held last night in the synagogue school on West Main street, and other permanent officers were named as follows: Vice president, George Cans; secretary y-treasurer, Sydney Levitt; executive committee. Herman Adler, Samuel kaplan and Bundle Finklestein.
 Rabbi Abraham Feldman of Hart ford spoke on Life" He was in- troduced by Rabbi Jesse Schwartz. George Cans led in group singing, Rabbi Schwartz providing the piano accompaniment. Refreshments were served
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
Ruth Nichols Leaves
 To Set Plane Record

Cincinnati, Nov. 19 Pt-Miss Ruth Nichols. New York aNiatriH, left here today at 11:35 a. m. E. S. T.. in the Crosley plane, The New Cincinnati" iE an attempt to es- tablish the fastest flying time be- tN cen here and Now York city. The present record of four hours and agNen minutes is held by Herman Bayless, Cincinnati.
 Miss Nichols said she would land at Roosevelt field. Her plane, loaned by Powell Crosley, Jr.. manufac- turer, holds the present round trip transcontinental record of 31 hours and 5S minutes from Jacksonville. Fla, to San Diego, Calf, and re- turn.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
CAINOR-kELLY BOUT

Waterbury. Nov. 19 LP0PromoteT George Muligan of the Waterbury Athletic club today announced that he will stage the Al Gainor-Jack Kelly return bout at the local ar mory December 1. Several state box ing promoters have been seeking the natural" attraction. but Mulllgan secured the match late last night after conferring with Dick Gray and Ben Embinder, managers Of Galnor and Kelly. A strong under-card will be arranged within a few days.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
house Thursday night

parish house Thursday night at SIS o'clock. Z.
 Asks Contributions ;
 The Newington Public Health ase sociation desires contributions e fruit, vegetables and canned good for Thanksgiving baskets to be used for needy families in Newington. :
 Anyone wishing to help is asked to leave donations at the office ot the visiting nurse in the town hal v,
 Young Peoples Rally .
 The Council of Congregational Women of Connecticut announce that d Young Peoples Rally" wiH be held in the Center church house. Hartford, Saturday afternoon, NoE. 22, at o'clock.
 The speaker will be Miss Eliza beth Cushman, who teaches music, gymnastics and history in the Wen~ shan Girls school, Foochow City China
 Miss Cushman will tell of thrilin- experiences during the days of th. Chinese heNOlullOn or l3-b, OI Hv5 work in the girls school and he friendship with the young Chr sti; nationals.
 All young people of the Congrc gational church and the Newingto,. Girls club are invited.
 For further information in regsr,+ to the time of leaving the Center communicate with Mrs. Chichester or Mrs. Schmidt.
 Sewing Meeting s The Ladies' auxiliary of NeWin4 ton Grange will hold q sewing meeting at the home of Mrs. Everett Stowell Thursday afternoon.
 To Leave Hospital
 John katzung, who has been ? patient at the Hartford hospital for the past five weeks as the result ot an automobile accident, is expected 10 leave the institution this week.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
Animals Know Vitamine Diet Authority Discovers

Chicago, Nov. 19 [P - Young animals know their vitamines.
 Dr. Weston A. Price, diet au- thority, told the Chisago Dental society last night that experi- ments he conducted proved his theory that, if left to their own choice, animals instinctively will select the foods that contain the highest content of those inde- scribable elements which scien- lists say have various beneficial effects on the human body.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
Black Rock Ave. Boy
 Hit in Head bv Stone

William Gray, 10 year old boy Of 51 Black Rock avenue was struck in the head by a stone thrown by George krool of 900 Daly avenue.
 A large gash in the head which resulted was treated by Dr. D. ". OConnell.
 The incident was reported to the onlire
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
Free Haircuts, Daily Milk Supply Offered to City's Poor Children

expected that the entire bership will attend the luncheon.
 Miss Maud E. Traver, president. presided at the meeting last night and several new members were re- ceived- Attorney J. Agnes Burns of Hartford, representatives. select, was the guest of the club and delivered an interesting talk on the work of the Quota organization.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-19
BRITISH YACHT SAFE

Funchal, Madeira. Nov. 19 tP) - The British yacht Sea Wolf. which was reported missing several days ago. today was safe at Las Palmas: the Canary Islands.