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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-16
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-16
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-16
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-16
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-16
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Society Calendar
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-16
EESEFTT PARTY
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-16
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-16
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-16
SURPRISE PAETT
on BIRTHDAY

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New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

experienced intermittent labor dis orders during the greater part of the past year. The United Textile Work CTS of America. union affiliated with the American Federation of Labor, called d strike in the plant last June.
 Two Strikes Called
 The strike was settled in oeptem- Der, but was called again in October when, union officials charged. the mill violated terms of the strike set tlement On October . six strikers were killed in d gun battle with off ccrS who were called to the mill be- cause of disorders in front Of it. Eight Marion deputies later were tried on charges Of murder and ac- quittcd
 The mill is now running ith what its officers assert is a full "omple- mcnt of workers but the union i, conducting relief work among 200 strikers.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

sheridan Manchester, Time, min &l 3-5 seconds,
 4o-yd. treestylc: First, A. Bicltz Enfield; second, r. Kicking, Man chester; third, E sheridan, Man. chester. Time, . 3-5 seconds. 22o-yd. frces,ylc: Won by J. Mag udH. kensirgton.
 Io0-y1. hlckstroLo: First. W. War rocli, Manchester; second. ]. Fay Tor Manchester; third, N. Rossa, k,n. s.Gcton. Time, nm. 19 2-J sec.
 i00-yJ. freestylc; First. A. .trm strong. Manchester: second, l. Ma. @uda. N"n.ington; third. \, Brocmcl Southjn2ton. Time. min. I6 ser. Diving: First. A. Mildner. Man, chester. second, ". Warnock, Man. chester: third, F. Anderson, Man, chester; fourth. J, Maguda, Ken. ,inEton.
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

adjustments or differences, difficult ties and conflicts" Those not hold Ing course tickets may come for a single admission.
 Wcdnesday-1o o'clock, monthly meeting of the Girl Reserve con- mitjoc at th" Y. ". C. A.. Miss Gertrude Rogers chairman. The Live N'crs will meet to sew at 4 o'clock with Elna Gordon, club president. in charge: ( 10 s, basket ball games; : to s. "EHcryday psy- cUoIo@y" class, Miss Ruth NimbHll. instructor; $ lo 2. group singing, Miss Charlo;t" Nichols, leader.
 Thursday Treasure seekers will meet to sew at o'clock with Dorothy Kelley in charge. The Busy BccS Will meet at { o'clock to Jo hand rrau. Emily Eegay. president.
 l'riday--Thc Tunglcwood club will meet at 7:30 to hear report of the Hartford conference held February 1 and ,.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
Pastors Claim Police
 Visit Town SD2aIcaSi2s

Bridgeport, Frb l1 - Evidence ihHt unilormod poicrur"n hay" been seen trcqurnting hooilcG@inG rstnb- lisjmonts in this city will be liiI before Supcrintcndcul of Police charles 4. Wheeler and polir" Board President Edmund <. Wolfe this week, members cf the Bridgeport Pastors association said yesterday. X ronI"r' nc" with th" two police heads has been arranged. they said.
 AIl'Galjon that policemen gre frr- quemtcrS of local $pcalicasirs WAS made last week in a sermon delivered by the Rev. Herman Eri~i%. pastor ot th" West Find ron@rcIa;ionaI church. Whcclrr's reply was, "Trll ua who tn" n"u are, the time and place where they haN" frcUUcnt"d spcHH- casics and | will bring them to an sW"r before the police board at once"
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
Marion, N. C., Police Probe Bomb
 Outrage al Mill Owners Home

Marion, x. C., Feb. Y LP-Oni- oora hoped from fragments of T homemade bomb they held today to learn who made it and who cXplod cd it beneath the home of k, ". Baldwin, cotton mill magna;c, Sat urday night and virtually destroyed the building.
 No one was in the house it the time. Baldwin, who is president Of the Marion manufacturing company, and members of his family were in Baltimore, where he also maintains Il residence.
 Causes Roof to Collapse The bomb. believed by officers t0 hav" been constructed Of iron pipe and dynamite, hlcW in u si.i" wall ot inc house and caused the roof 10 cave in. Except for its fragments there V"rr no clues 10 tDr bomb, r,. No arrests have been u"ar. The Marion N3uut2cturing 70. ha
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
CLUB
 EAFOR MOTHERS
Girls at '. II, (. A. Entertain Parents With Valentine Party

The Tyu4lcWood club &irls cut,r- tainnd their mothers at u tea in the girls rlla room on Sunday from , to ] o'rlocN Tr tolIouim ing girls We're iu charge Of the tea: Anna NuIontj, Anna Nrr"jauai. Mary knan,i, AIyrn Philips. Josephine Philips and Josephine Eranra
 AGc.ion bridge class meets from 10 $ o'clock; contract 3rjds" class meets froru 10 g. These classes are meeting for the second time aud new members may still enroll. The riuu1cIc club will m"cl at 7.@0 to hear report Of 1h" industrial mid-Wntcr conference held in Hartford February 1 and ?. Miss Sylvia Olson, president of the club, will prrs'n, thc report.
 Tuesday Tine Clugr club and Tr-Mu club of lhr Srnior High school girl reserves Wjll meet to- gothrr at o'clock to pIan the "frolic" for all the new sophomore girls of th" high school The trolc "-jll ho held in the "Y" gymnasium at i o'clock on February "6. Business girls hanqurt Inosday at G:%o o'clock, E,nr't bridge tea. Tuesday afternoon and 'NruInc at the home of Mrs. iIrrboIt II. roaSc, 195 Vine street. The health education com mitt"" consisting ot Mrs. Herbert II. Pr1sr. Mrs, Maurice Pcaso. Miss Catherine CoItou, Miss Kos" Glover. Miss Sophi" Gmsbor2. Mrs. Sidney Congdon, Mrs. l;. r, G"rmoud and Miss Grace Manning will be hos trssoa. At 7:&o Tuesday night th" last lecture in fine Social Psychology l'omm will h" given by Dr. Annie Dyer. The subject will hc "Social
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
Pastor Ends Life Over
 Error Made by Church

Denver. Col, Feb. r UP)- Disappointment in love and worry because his church misinterpreted his interest in an unfortunate woman was believed responsible today for the suicide of the Rev. Randolph Rector. former Baptist minister of Pavtucket, k. I,
 Rcctor's decapitated body vas found on the Union Pacific rail- road tracks here five days ago. Identification was not established until yesterday.
 Police said the minister was the son of the Rev. Frank Rec tor Of PaWtucket. president of the Rhode Island Baptist society and q trustee of Newton Theological institute.
 The loun9cI' Rector came to Denver little more than Il week ago.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17

were given force and power that indicated by contrast the control and restraint that Mir. Melton had Eccn using in his lighter songs Strickland's "Lindy Lou" scrN yd as the encore for this group.
 "Drcamland Children" by For Sylh. given with d barcarollc effect, Was the first of the second series by the chorus. WoOdmun's "Thc Night Has Il Thousand Eyes, and Del Kei- go's Happy song were presented with feeling and eNprt sson, ample indication that the chorus Was cap- able of the moro elaborate type Of vocal composition. "Thc Big Brown Bear, q homorous ditty, was used as the encore for this group, At the conclusion of the first two selections the chorus sang "Thc Evening Bells Are Calling for its encore.
 scores Triumph
 In his last appearance Mr. Mrlton sang "Oh Lovely Night" by Ronald. "'rhr Hills of llour." ty Fox. and Bird Songs at t.Nrnti,},." by Coates. i'' 'tpIl' oi tb'FT' N'tN lIl | c tilIN Sl2 II Of fatigue or hoarspurS$. symptoms so often displayed at tu" rouclusion of lengthy programs. Tlr final lumber, which Was tue most en- 1hualusjicailH received of the entire repertoire, Was Kr"isI,l's famous 9Th" Old Refrain Despite the high range passages encountered and tn, tax already placed upon his voice Mr. Melton scored H vcri,abIc tri- umph by his facile rendition of this poignant air.
 AS final encore he sang an aria from tombergs $ "SWvcthralt", turn- ing to face the chorus during part ot the SricctiOm This charmiu@ tit Of courtesy Waa characteristic ot his attitude during the entire roucrlt His IraciousncSs and }outhuI en- thuSiasm furnished ;l uuri,.I run- iriSt 10 the Irti&lry. skill and ,a-, with which hc sung every muthrr on his generously lengthy program
 Credit should also be -iycn tc .lrs. Abel Ahlpujat for her capabl, acoolup"niurnt given the choru, sr- l"ctions, l..
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
Police QuelI Outbreai.
 At Boston Fascist Tall

Boston, Feb. r CUP)-A near riot was quellcd by police at the ol'I South meeting house yesterday dul ing a lecture by Dr. Bruno RoselIl head Of the Italian department d NassIr. on the "Outlook for Demo
 tracy in Fascist Italy,
 Part Of the audience. composeG largely Of Italians, resented pr. Ro sellis attitude on the murder Of thu
 socialist deputy. Matteotti. by poll tical enemies in Italy in 1924. On statement, that Italians are so in diyidual that they cannot cooperat,
 on anything,' drew cries of "Its q ! lic,'
 1 The heckling became so constan { that police nnaIl removed six men. Eorall Classified Ads like tn,
 telephone, arc accepted srr1 Iccs.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
WASHINGTON WINS COUNTY TANK MEET
Piles Up l67 Points for Easy
 Win in Hartford Pool
rspoe.al to the Herald,

Hartford, Feb. Y - The Kcns- ington Boys club scored il runaway victory in the County Y. AT C. A. swimming meet held at th" Hortford "l pool here Saturday afternoon p'lin% mp lG7 points 10 secure t mar gin of l25 over it's nearest r'ival. This runncr-up. th" Manchester Eccrrntional center scored all or its i4 points in the senior class and won that division. but Kcu5inglon acattcr"d it's points all over tho meet and had d big margin in thc aggregate. The SouthinSton "N" fn- iahcd third with "9 points, and In held was last with five.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
Bridgeport Gets Three
 Visits From Bandits

Bridgeport, Feb. 17 UP) -~Thrcc breaks here by bandits within 4 hou1s n"tjcd robbers about $l"5. ac cord.u% to police who investigated today.
 John l'iloNjtz. @t. was arrested early yesterday when police sur roundcd Jacob Dystcl's store. Ban dits who held up Harry Sillcr at gun point in his drug store last night .ncttel &5i.
 Seventy dollars was taken from a sarc in the office of the Plumbing Supply Co.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
REV. CAMPBELL DEAD

HoStou Feb, 17 UP) - Rev. Walter W. Campbell, for 20 years pastor Of the first congregational church Of Eockport, died at q hos. pi,al here yesterday after a week : illness He was in his G9th year. Rev, Campbell, q native of Ann .Arbor, Mich., vas graduated from Harvard college and Andovcr Theological seminary. He Urcaniz- od the Union Congrc gatonal church at Concord Junction,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-17
MELTON TRIUMPHS
 IN CONCERT HERE
JusSt Soloist on Program With
 Jenny Lind Chorus

That the acoustics of the new high ichool auditorium are all that can 70 desired was demonstrated to the satisfaction of q large audience which attended the concert given yesterday afternoon by the Jenny '.ini chorus with James Melton. tenor. as the guest soloisr.
 The program was pleasantly bal Hnr"d with OpcrHIjc. classical and "orular selections. The cnror, $ were numerous and the contact be- tween audience and performers most 'on@cn,al. Unfortunately the audi 'orluIn was cold 10 the point Of dis 'omtiturc because of tn" freezing Of portions Of the heating apparatus lover the weekend.
 Mr. Melton opened the program with q group of three selections sub stiluting Handcl's Where Fer You \rc' for the aria. "All Hail Thou Dwelling Pure and Lowly." from Gounod's "Faust." as his first num- Der. The dclicacy and sympathetic treatment accorded this number in dicatcd that the sOloist was capable Of feeling and artistry in his inter- lrctation. "I.H Rovr" from MaSsr- vets "Manon" followed and with f como the indication of cnunciatiou that was plcasn%ly distinct and q IcgH, Il for lh" iutriracirs of accent tHd rljsiDn. Th"s" same character i,tics were manifested in "Nainr- lHcnt Ma Bicn Ajmcc," from Lalo' $ 'l." ltoi Dys."
 Generous applause followed the conclusion of this first portion and ,,ir Melton generously gave an en- tore. "I Sent You Rcd Roses" by DJiurdciot.
 Chorus sings
 "ForGct ct-mc-not." by Gicsc Was the initial number by the Jenny Lind chorus and more crcdjtablc per 1Ormancc could not justly he "N- l'"ctcd from non-prolcssionals. The ''t"ck and music,auship displayed l.y the large group reelected grcal credit on the director, Rev. Dr. Abel 4. AhIquist who drew tonal effects from his singers with the ease of all cr;sanist ut a console. The second selection Was the popular ITO ] Wild Rose" by the great American composer MarDoWrl.
 k@chmminoH's In tn, Silence ol t0o Night sC"ved to open Mr. Mel toms second group of songs. In this end the following three compositions tA" visitor displayed rare musica Judgment by keeping his yoic" sub. "ucd and not giving way to tn, temptation 10 show tEc volume ol Nhic, he is capable, In this con. Hcctjon praise is due his uccompan- i5t. Charles Baker, who 1hroughout the entire program worked in sym. Iathy with the singer. schubert, Nacht und Traume," in German Tosclli'S charming "Scrcuadr.' il Italian, and "Ah, Moon of Ny De. liglt.' from Lchmauu's suite. Tn |. Persian Garden" followed. In thE last selection tho crcsccndo passage,