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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-18
NAVY BACK BREAKS LEG.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, September 10
Coleman, a fast back on the Navy
varsity foot ball team, broke a leg in
practice yesterday and may be out for
the season.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
City Items

Officer William Temple reported q slight accident on Main street about 1o.@0 o'clock last night and found no cause for police action, Nicholas Arena of &7 Chestnut street was driving behind q car driven by Matthew F. Shine of 55 Lasallo street and when the latter stopped for a traffic light, Arena was so close he could not stop and his Car damaged the rear right fender ol Shines car.
 Fred DzckoHski was arrested this afternoon on charges Of assaultius his wife Rose, al their home. 447 Ellis street, Sergeant Michael Flynn and Officers Hayes and Tangua" made the arrest.
 The KiWanta club will have a mH- sjcal program at is meeting We'd ncsday noon.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
27 FROM THIS CITY AT
 GIRL SCOUT CONVENTION
New Britain Well Represented in Mammoth Assembly in Boston
 Last saturday

X group ol - New Britain scouts and leaders were among the 12,QQo who attended the Girl Scout review held in Boston Gardens last Satur- day. The following attended from Now Britain: Mrs. L. L. Warren. commissioner: Miss Florence An dreWs, deputy commissions; Mrs, Leon Snraguo, Mrs. T.. B, PrOudman, Mrs. Logan P4ce, Miss Irene Haigls, Miss Viola Petit, Eleanor Porter, Ruth Foster. Marguerite Hulbert, Cynthia Warren. Lorraine and Madeline Gill. Louise Toich. Elizabeth Gibney, Christine Durant Gladys LeaEitt, Betty Nightingale, Anna Rosjck, Gertrude Stone, Ritamac Htnch- cIife. Charlotte Burns, Constance Grant, Carolyn Benson, Marguerite Sargjs, Marion smith, Mary Savage,
 After the pageant which depicted the forms Of rccrearions for girls from tho times or tho Indian 10 the present day, all scouts Tn correct uniform marched onto the floor for am impressive flag ceremony, The Nov Britain scouts were among the 4.oo0 or SO scouts who filed onto the floor for this finals. Tho local di- rector and two of the scouts who hold responsible positions in the New Britain Scout drum corps re- maIned in their seats so that they might sec tho exhibition Of the prize winning drum corps Of Massachu- sctts Girl Scouts. There were five Of these. all Of them marching on inc floor at ono tune and playing the samo pieces.
 Mrs. John H Trumhul1, honorary president Of the PlalnFillc Girl Scou+ troop committee, acting for fho governor nho vas unable to at tend the review, represented Con- ncctjcut in the reviewing stand where representatives from all the New England states were present
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
APPLY FOR CHARTER

Application has ue-u Eade for q cnart=r for the AIeph Iadegk Aleph. .h- JuHor order ot B'Nai Brith, which Is being formed ln this city. Th. work of orgaazng rha club is under tha sponsorship ol Jehuda Hala1 lodgr, l, q. F, |.
 Tlnra are rt charter members on th. apu.r4r.o0 a- follows. Lewis rHe~noH 5arI Bass Ben Bjrn- ua4tu Nmhaa L1pwa9 H. DNorjn, No-oa ut-,H5arg. Uafld Croll Abe ]sr.n. ranuag HaIaerr, William EnE, ltuo. ff,rlprt Ger-tn@er. Wn- raHr Dn.r. Jack Nml-ia.and Arthur fiuHnar.
 'tr. rhar.a- Srhe-htmaa and Z. \. TMAr l~'ofn ar~ alE.-are
 rr4rr.- Shane ol Hartford pa@ -7eHn 1odo' Hllf he n char-r or inc .rr@4orv of installation which k .sr-a.ra to ta&@ p]ace about 14nc ].
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
PHYSICIAN FILES BILLS
 IN SMALL CLAIMS COURT
Dr. Grant first Professional Man to ~C New trm of
 Civil Law.
Civil Law.

7Nr. N"u"" $. Graut roantseno- a-.t s-t.. inst professional man to maloe taa small claims court 10
 o,l.~t m,.s. Today ha alod nino claims through Attorney Arthur w.. "qsor Th1s is inc first case in which au attorney raz engaged 10 repre- -H- party III small claims court uuaar inc ia"s governing the court "a attorney may ha engaged but this + rot noc.--arE.
 Two oth.ru'.nu- oao tH Uuchicrc * Sons and -ha other by Angelo E.rr~s Shop 1"f,. filed.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19

The I'nltharmorjt band will @:t" a concert a} tho toHn homo from !" a. 1n. until noon next sunday.
 BId5 have Nle4 asked hH -.. park dapartmout for tha ooutrHrtion of wading pool af Naslu2ton park. The pool will be -naAinH f.ft square Bids will he opened af a mee'ln7 or May -.
 EoIeslaw B4roaon ski ae 42 l1as'sr street reported to fa. police today that his 1@ y,1r old son, Constant has not been homo a.ne- yesterday noon.
 OHcor ". s srmIs arrested Louis Sidolt, 2t. of II Washington avenue, UamJen. ths afternoon eu Eas1 Main street on tte charge of poddIinE without a license. H, WAS offering strawberries for @Ie wuru inc ofe@" .an him. H. "@s re- leased in S1o bonI for hJe app.ar- arra in police court tomouo..
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
Prefers African Wilds
 To Drunken New York

New York, May 19 (UP)-Miss May Mott Smith. writer and ar tist, announced today she was go- ing back to the safety of Africa after being exposed to the pcrils Of New York, where there ain no ten commandments" and white gorillas' roam the streets.
 Armed with nothing but a camera" she said. Fl lived for IS months among a score of African tribes. Neither insult nor assault was ever offered me. Since I have been here synthetic gin has crorodod my stomach.
 the only thing that savagcTy can not give mo is good dentistry. In fact, only an uneasy tooth brought me back to New York this time. Now that the molar has been repaired. I'm off for the peace and beauty Of the Jungle for another two or three years.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
' aIasquez Is Arrested
 For { laUsing' ReyOIutiOn

Santa Domlago. May 19 tPI - Mounted patrols Of government troops Were placed ia strategic spots IF tla capital today as prccaution a@3nzl demonstrations growing out Of t1e arrest of Federico Folasqucz, who Was opposition candidate for president in the campaign just cnd- e5.
 Nr}as4uez vas taken into custody a' Ls home last night by d detach- m.nt Of -o soldiers on charges of ror'euIas ii resolution, Both Senor NelH-gao# and the vice presidential oaudIdMc, Angel Morales, Withdrew their candidacy just prior to he national poll. their action pernitting rtnctlou. hy default, of General Ea- usl Trunlo. who WAS commander n-rhIaf ol the army.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
SEEK DRIVER OF CAR
 FIGURING IN MISHAP
Woman Injured Operator Promises
 to Call at Her Home. But
Fails t0 Do So

2Tr@. stamslaus SImensaj. 4&. Of tss Pleasant street. WAS slightly in- J4rcd ou fhe forehead in collision Saturday night about 9:-o o'clock at SmalloE and Elm srrccts, between hrr husbands car and ona driven by a man whose identity vas not learn 1d-
 The Smonsh5 car nas at i stand s"U at inc corner when the other car. gong north on Elm street. struck 1t near thc left front bumper and thc impact injured Mrs. Simen- ski. Thr other driver stopped and too6 >jucns1rs name and address. promising O call at his homo later. recording 10 SImenshls report 10 the police
 pctcctiye Sergeant P J O'Hara was unable 10 learn who the driver was. because his registration number has not been listed in the motor vc- hiclo department records
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
Secretary of State
 Will Address Lions

William l. Higgins, secretary ol the state Of ronnecucut, will speak al tho meeting Of the Lions club tomorrow noon. He will talk on "Our Rural Roads, using as his theme the Grange slogan, Get Con- noruclt out Of tho Mud" in connfc- ton with |. campaign now under way 10 improve back roads,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
LET YOUR WINDOWS WINK 4 WELCOME Of Gay. 5eosonob!e
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~in1ev p7ll brighten faded cur t8ins and drapes. 5bp-covers, hed- -preads, table runners in fact ere-v washable fahrlc used to decorate voU~ home or wardrobe. l. will freshen old colors pr give nen coIors, iU7t as vou wish ,.. ond do t ja tao nr5rdiae of an n1ra to VOLT perfect de'laha Pick the proper Tjotez product for the purpose vou have n mind (the list is belop) and realize how casY and how certain Tintez ome-dveine Is!
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 mate1aIs.
 Tlater Biue Boz For lacs n7mmed
 silks tints the silk, lace re mans
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 Tmter Color RenaoUer Removes old
 color from any material 90 1t can
 be dyed 8 new color,
 Whuer -4 bIung for restoring white, ness to all veIlowed white materials. PARK $ rlLEoR0, ESTABLISHED l8Ao,
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New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
Police Get Complaint
 Of Stunting Aviator

Complaint vas made to the police Satusday and Sunday that an airplane was flying low and the pilot vas doing stunts, over houses on Ruaswin Road and vicinity II was said 10 he ! C \. C. plane and tho police communicated with State Off, cer Pranaitcs requesting 10 have The stunting and low flying stopped
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
IMn (AE~ hNNiAGl- -D

1"o ear+ Wara damaged iii 4 col .-toa aH4at 7.@a o'clock last nigh a High and >fyrtIe s+rostz. areord- lm- 70 a rrporl by Officers Harper a-I ODa. Hjchet' BalIassari ot I5 Hs2lr zrre, Hae 4r'Eto- north oa Hga -,run- and Samuel \. Enck. .r oo 4a@ Main srroet ,az e.rj%ing r~-' oa NErtio >trrot. Tho ~o}GHon @swa9rd inc rca~ right fender of @err.r.- or. while tlo front bUmp- oa tao other gar was knocked or- wnr oalnrrS reported no cause for u-rcr anHon.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
JJDIrDK PROBE RI,~I MED

Topeka. kaS.. May 1H fuPD -- A nquor investigation. the results Of which prohibition officials say will shock Kansas ' was resumed today ag dry leaders sought 10 gain oHi- dcucc 10 present 10 thn specIal grand mrv which ~Ill convene hore late llil month to examine reports of an alleged widespread liquor ring.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
Sf00 IEOM FLOWER DAY

Although final reports have not @ct been completed, lt vas reported today that the results Of National Flower hay under the auspices of the Jewish community of New Brit ain wil1 total about StH4.
 This money will go toward the Palestine fund. The sale of flowers vas conducted yesterday under the auspices Of the Junior Hadassah.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19

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New Britain herald., 1930-05-19

r1r -aid Commercial Trust Company aerw= herein ay JohH C. Looms. is rr -ldeut, hnraunto duly authorized, aaro hereuHto sat their hands and st aE5 the day ard year Hrs' above written.
 n. ". O.CpNNEIJ. MID. HI,LEN f, U'CONNELL,
 FRANK T.. C0NLON,.
 ANGELO TOMASSO,
 FtTEIEN W. SMITH. ths lonlmrrci9l Trust Company by JOHN v, LOOMS.
 is President.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
MOURN DECEASED RABBI

Memorial services for the late Rabbi Jacob Joseph Siegel were held in the synagogue of the Congrega- ton Tcphereth Israel yesterday. Rabbi Joseph J, Aaronson was in charge. Cantor Samuel Cantor sang "E1 Melech Rachmin," the Jewish song Of thesdead.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
UItIN NHIJEoRD DEAD

H1utord. May 2 .P--Eufus Whit ford. T- or" of th. four origuaI n.mhnr- Of tHe BaIdhoad Club oF Ansr.oa lronpnd dead today His hoaE 1az found III q pasture D,ar fl. home h= a son
 Death ~uud from 2 co4@1ma spell wlea hsr4t blood vcs7 !. Tor~ in Sharon. Whtrord resided in tanaru at tb~ 'm, ta1 H4dno0I ...a. ratan in r>.-fsn.~ @a years acJ.
 The widow aud son eyrtNo.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
BUS OPERATOR ARRESTED
 AT END OF LONG CHASE
rolucman oha-c- ra--n4er Vehicle
to Jn~ou.~ tomor in BorDn-
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New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
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New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
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New Britain herald., 1930-05-19
BANK DEFRAUDER
 FREE, REARRESTED
Man W1o CaSl8d Travellers Checks Taken to Hartford

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New Britain herald., 1930-05-19

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New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
DOLORES COSTELLO - STRAND

second Choice" the Warner Bros. production which came 10 the strand today for three days, is re- marNable in many ways.
 II stars Dolores Costello in new type of Characterization It frtt- lures Chester Morris, the fine younc actor who made such hit in "Alibi.' It brings together for the first time Miss Costello and Jack Mulhau. It tells a dramatic story oj unusual interest and il reveals histrionic powers in star who has bsen principally noted for ncr Cnarm and beauty.
 The story begins with succession Of gay parties. with crowds of young people, Wining. dining and dancing. but complications gradually develop and the eternal triangle comes into being, with it's three points occupied by the players named above. From this period of the story there is tense drama of the most absorbing interest.
 The vaudeville program has five splendid acts to offer presenting the Welland Troupe, European sonsa- tons; Pope and Thompson in Don't Be Bashful;" Janet of France Co.,. in La Comcdie Militaire"; Dave Vine Prom Up the Street. And Grace Wylie Eevuc in "rcp Youth and Personality" Beginning sunday for four days the Strand will present Cecil B. DoMillc's first i all talkie, Dynamite" with Conrad ] NaSel in the leading role.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
EMBASSY THEATER

In answer to the demand Of the thousands who were unable to see Rio Rita at the Embassy theattr, the picture has been held over until Friday of this week. Today and to- morrow are positively the last days. It is a picture that appeals to you from the first scene until the climax.
 Wet and dry statistics from Ea- dio Pictures Rio Grande Rio Rita' location disclosed the fact that the majority of the east by Beh" Dan iels and John Boles were classified Us "Wct."
 With T cast numbering from 2u0 to %I0 persons, temperatures rang ing from l04 to 1l9 degrle1. the Rku unit averaged 1000 pounds of ice and 50 five gallon bottles of water dally-eXcIusivc of water used for the herd of stock or location and for cooking and splinkljng.
 On saturday of this week the talllle screen Of the Embassy ire cents Rudy Nallee and his Conucc- tieuC Yankees in "The Nagabond Lover" In a glowing festival of song and romance the screen now brings 10 you the wonder singer O. the radio and screen. The showing will be continuous daily from 1G:Go noon until II p. m.
 The return engagement of sunny Side Up" has been changed until Wednesday. Thursday and Friday of next week.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
GRAND TIIATi.i;. HlET;p.i

No doubt fans in this r9un ru.
 member last years outstaudin. bur- le5que hit. frolljrhin-. roIifclln.. smash produced under th- jrrr,csr- ing titl" of "I.aIfiu' Thru" Those who do recall thj- choice tid-ldl
 have waited eagerly for rar ar- nounc@ment of its playing date this year and will be in that happy staro Of turning mental hJnd>priugs when they learn that the neW fg%o edition Is scheduled 10 open .at the Grand tnoater. in Hartford. next Monday with the usual naJinoc ai o.l5. Flushed with continuous round Of successes on tho Muual Burlesou, circuit and boastinE n east Of artists second 10 non". "i.arttn' Thru" is decidedly u1 to tho minute in its diversified fun. Seats should ho SO cured at once as a lively interest evlnred hy local fans prcsa@cs an carly sell out of the cboicor seats. Moonhght Maids,' current attrac- ton al the Hartford laugh hub con
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
NEED MORE FUNDS
 ID AID CHILDREN
State Society Seeks Contribution
 Of S37, ,6SO in 1880

Thomas Hewes, of Cedar street. Pennington, prominent Hartford at torney was elected president of the Connecticut Children's Aid society at it's annual meeting today. The meeting was held at 36 Trumbull street. Hartford. and was called to order at D. m. by Philip R. Gale, president Mr. Gale reviewed his ad- ministration of the past seven years. calling attention 10 the fact that during that time the society has in creased it's total service 10 children from 909 children served in 1925 to q high water mark Of l29S children given various forms of belp in 1929. Mir. Gale pointed out that the so- ciety's expenses for caring for these children had increased from $Gq.51O ir 1925 to the figure Of a contom- plated budget of S106.lSo for the year 1880.
 The financial report for 1929 as submitted by Charles W. Jaynes of West Hartford assistant treasurer Of the society, showed total expenses for the year 1929. G0G.5SL7S. Be- ginning the year 1930 Mir. Jaynes stated that there was only enough money on hand to run tho society for 15 days.
 According 10 figures submitted by Robert H. Schutz. chairman or finance. the society seeks voluntary contributions Of $37.GS0 for the year 1880. This figure is an increase in the society's need over the year 1929 and is necessitated by the in creased number Of children who are appealing to the society for help, Kenneth l.. Messenger of Hart ford commissioner of Child Welfare of the state of Connecticut. spoke. The Officers and directors elected at the meeting. on the nominating committees report. as submitted by Charles F.. Chase Of Hartford were as follows:
 Thomas Hewes. Pennington. pres iuent
 Miss Marjory Cheney, south Man chester, vice president Mrs. Samuel R. Hcmit sway. New Haven, vice president Robert II. Schutz. Weer Hartford, vice president.
 Hartford National Bank X Trust l Co.,. treasurer.
 Charles W. Jaynes West Hartford assistant treasurer,
 Paul NJ. Butterworlh. West Hart l ford. secretary.
 1 Mrs. Curtis H. Needcr Hartford, assistant secretary. 1 New directors elected were, Miss l Eleanor Ferguson. West Hartford; Mrs. Robbins B. Stoeckel, Norfolk :; Mrs. Alfred F.. Hodshon. Bethel; Mrs. James D. BigGs Danbury.
 The following directors, whose terms expired December SI. 1929, were reelected for another three years: Paul NJ. Butterworth. West Hartford: Mrs. II. BisseIl Carey. l Pennington; Austin Cheney, Soulh Manchester; Mrs Patty Lee Clark, Hartford: Charles w. JaNncs. West Hartford; Robert Newell, Hartford Charles D. Rice, Hartford; Charles l. Taylor. Hartford; Mrs. Curtis II. Needer, Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16

"fhe Sap' w"s one of thrsr smau ioNoorS Nho counted on some dav setting hts town on It,, collective ,lr ly his success, How >r G,d ir. u5 e.? ,Nil'ng hurriedly aui Iu not too Gooi repute is ra. story Of the neW Warner Eros and Nuauhoa, comedy that s-a, the Capitol thea ter today and lrda,.
 Edward Everett Horua pi.ys tn, itle role ot "The &oa" and an all- star cast supports aIm, mcIu3ine AloA HIir, i+unhyo Iaugtoru. Edna Murphy. Patsy Hara MilIer. Russell Simpson J,sry Mandy ami Louise Carver, .>rcaj. l.. Mayor di- rcctod.
 "Thc Sap * f..a %, t. play by William Gt.o. Eoa,r Lord dtd the scenario.
 The co-fcam. v.u rr..qr bu,- othy Mackaill in .N .ll aiEIa. ,o- nance "Th" Love E.cat."
 Beginning SatuHay fn. c-pf,ol will offer Ronald Coimaa m -,'uu- demncd" his new alI raI,iu. .a,ru- ture romance ujtn Ann Hsrainy and Louis WOlb,.u
 sally IS comln2 ar..-.un ar the Capitol.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
elected treasurer,

who was elected treasurer,
 br Robert l.. Kelly was reelected permanent secretary or the associa- tion.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
Prohibition Statistics
 Issued on AnniverSar,

New York. Jan. Ii CUr)-Among rno statistics 10 which friends or fo.s of prohibition called atfenton today, the 10th anniversary ot pro uibjUou. were these:
 Police records show au iacrca>r oG @o per cen; in arrests in New York city for ,uto>jcation and au increase of looo per cent in ar rests for drunken driving in tn, last in years.
 The number of persons treated at Bellevue hospital for alcoholism varied from 7.f42 n to1f to c.o9l in 1920, to G.ge2 in 1y-H
 Deaths in New York ,'r from acutr alcoholism increased from 96 in fal> 'o 7o7 ja rho first II months O. 1922.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16

From 9o to 5D cubic inches Of air nrc normally changed with each act Of breathing. Nearly 400 cubic feet of air pass through the lungs Of an adult each day.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16

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