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New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
 BEGIN NEW TERM
Freshman Glass Being Enrolled by Senior H. s. Faculty

The faculty Of the local Senior High school was busy today enroll ing new students and making cor rections in faulty programs. After all enrolment returns were in from the rooms, the students were dis missed for the rest of the day.
 Today marks the beginning O. the February-June term and although the office was busy handling the freshmen, with the added difficulty of working in new quarters, all busi- ness was being dispatched with considerable speed. The four periods of the day will be condensed and pressed into one session tomorrow morning and in the afternoon the pupils will be allowed to purchase books from 1:4J to 4:15 o'clock. on Wednesday the full school day will be observed, but there will be a special time schedule in the af1cr- noon because of departmental meetings.
 NldHY or the l'dcnciS nave new rooms today because Of the general shifting of the departments and because Of inc additional rooms in the new building. The English dc- partment is now in the north wing and all foreign language classes are in the new center building. The new administration offices Of Principal Slade and his corps are on the main floor Of the new building and arc being usc1 '~A~,'
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
LOVE PARADE AT STRAND

Maurice Chovalicr, who has be- come the greatest European actor 10 achieve success in American films since Emil Jannines. will be seen and heard in his most gorgeous pic turc 10 date The Love Parade" at the strand thcatcr today, Tuesday and Wednesday.
 The Love Parade" is something different in all-tallling musical film productions, just as Chcvalicr is q parsonage entirely different from all other screen types.
 Heading the supporting cast Of "Thc Parade" is Jeanette MacDon- aid, lovely Philadelphia girl who made q rapid climb in musical comedy through two or three years of hard work abettod by personal charm and beauty that just woulda' { allow her to stay in obsCurity. This is her first all-talIlinG production. She made such q great hit in it that Paramount immediately signed her on q contract for other films.
 In all "1he Love Parade is the farthcst point upward in the rapid climb of Paramounts New Show World productions. People in New York paid S11 q seat to see it when it opened at the Criterion. And it must have been worth if. for critics the next day used 129 "rayc' ad- icctivcs ill making their newspaper reports on this great musical TO- nance smash.
 On Thursday the strand will offer Conrad Nagcl and Kay Johnson who were last seen together in "Dyna- mite in their new all talkic hit
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
(. |. & p. co. SELECTS
 COMMERCIAL MANAGER
Harold t StoChhridgc Of Westerly. K. l., Succeeds \. W. Borg
 in This City.

Harold A StocIy1rjd2c of Wosror- l2, l.. l., has been appointed com merClal manager Ot the couuocu- cut Light X Power ro. r,p)aru. \. W. Borg Of 1$6 JubiIro street, who has been transferred 10 Hart ford as assistant 10 the mauagar Of the merchandise department.
 Mr. S'ockbridgo has had a wilc aHI yarIcI experience iu ii, UHy business since 2raduajlH= from Massachusetts Institute Of Tuh- uolocy in 1923. From tha, tune tu- iii 1928 ho was employed 1y the Stone &- Webster Corp as student lr the management HNistoU and assistan, to tho district manager, malntenancc engineer ot inc FIorlIa Nolor Lines. Tampa l'Ia. In 1a.- l." became associated "ith the New England Power association in Wa-f- "rIy, B. I. ss assistant 10 tna maH- agor. and later sales manager.
 Mir StorEbridge is married. Ilo plans 10 have his wife aml 'vo children move hor- .u taa near tn. ture.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
Troops Line Streets of Turin As
 Prince Humbert and Bride Arrive

Turin Italy, Feb. , (P-Guarded from their anti-tascist enemies by u small army of police and miIi- tary. Grown Prince Ilumbert, prince of Piedmont and Italian heir, and his bride, who was Marie Jose of Belgium. have come to Turin 10 make their home.
 Tumn's population of more than half a million gave the royal bridal couple a tremendous welcome as they arrived yesterday from Val p'Aosta. where they had been en- toying the winter sports, But the Italian authorities djd not allow inc cheers and applause 10 Hull them into q false security.
 Elaborate precautions wcr" taken to protect them from any attempt at injury. Baggage of all persons entering Turin for inc last few days was searched for bombs and other weapons and the Turin newspapers were not permitted 10 print the cX- act time of the royal trains arrival until Sunday morning. Streets were lined with troops with drawn swords
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
NEW VARIETY OF CORN
 WILL AID NEW ENGLAND
Canada Leaning, Developed in New Haven, Natures Rapidly and Pro-
 duCcs Large Commercial Yield

New Haven, Feb. 3 UP) tive today your old sweet corn is IS obsolete as last years model car or the short skirt.
 The Connecticut agricultural cx- pertinent station revealed today that Dr, Donald F. Jones has succeeded in crossing two distinguished old corn families 10 produce new va rietN which not only will clude the arch enemy Of the farmcr-carly frost-but will produce a bigger commercial yield,
 The new corn is known as Can ada-leaminS. IL is said to mature in loo 10 llQ days.
 Dr. Jones intention was to de- Vclop a corn which would adapt it. self 10 the unusual climatic condi- tionS Of New England,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
SUES ID PROTECT
 INTEREST IN FIRM
Paint Store Owners in Litigation
 Over Finances

Alleging that Cornelius William- son has collected "Yarious sums of money which have not been account od for" and that there are unset tied CO., partnership claims and de- mands requiring attention and the books and papers of the company are in the defendants hands and he wholly nc9lcCts t0 attend to the busi- ness of settling the affairs of the company" Mrs. Ida Johnson Waters. wife, agent and legally authorized representative of Archie Waters. has son for appointment of receiver Of the Waters Paint and Wall Paper e.. with power 10 dispose Of tho property rights and good will of the partnership and 10 collect all debts for tf" benefit of all parties cutailcd thereto. The partnership has been in existence lss than a month.
 Mrs Waters further asks that the proceeds Of the sale he divided after payment Of just debts is made. At- '''i'' l'Ht y 'N. VI IllSDIIp lSSDCl the writ which was served by Constable r. l.. Clyncs and is roturnablc in the cIty court the third Monday in Icb- r"ry.
 Williamson and Archie Waters en- tered into a partnership agreement on January G. 193o. the business hllne at II Main street, and Will llamaou was authorized 10 manage thr business during the absence o waters on account Of poor health The business ami property of th, partnership is 'siable to injury anl waste because Of the neglect of tn, d"jrnd#ni." according to the allcca uonS, and Mrs. Waters has "rc roHtdly demanded an accounting 0 the financial affairs of said business un' has been refused by the dc .'udm'
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
AT JHI, EMBASSY

X boatful Of delightful entertain n ent sailed onto the screen of the Embassy yesterday with the opening Of Love Comes Along" Bobe Dan icls' second Radio starring picture.
 From the first moment Sailor Johnny-Who has "bcen around and believes when you've met ono dame you have met '"m alr'- catches sight of the tropical island Of Caparoja and the girl of his dreams, there is not d dull moment.
 It is a romantic drama replcto with thrills, intrigue. laughter and love. Never has Miss Daniels appear stranded American actress aided by q genial old innkccpcr CLioncl Bel morc). she gives an outstanding portrayal--onc of depth, humor and singular appeal,
 At every turn there is evidence Of BCbc's carly stage training. While her flair for comedy is apparent in several scenes, noticcably where she "wisecracks" Johnny GIoyd Hughcs). and the menace in the per son of Montague Love. it is in her emotional work that Bcbc rises 10 wsuspcctcd heights.
 It is the first picture in which she has ever demonstrated fully her dramatic powers.
 In Rio Rita inc spectacular production with which she made lher sound picture debut, there was Ia glimpse of her ability to pull ones hcartstrines, but in "Love Comes Along" she surpasscs anything she has done as yet on the screen,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
HILLS HEROES" AT CAPITOL

One Of the most unusual and dis tincjvc pictures ever screened will bo seen at the Capitol thcatcr when inc Iujyrrsal aJl-talkmg production, 'IicIrs Heroes" will be shown today and Tuesday,
 The picture is tasrd on Peter E.. kYnc's famous story. "rmnc God fathers" lis plot deals with the re- actions of three western bad men when they find themselves with q newborn baby on their hands in the midst of the desert.
 They had promised n" chjld's mother before she died. that they would take the bahy 10 the lttle frontier town of New Jerusalem. A killing trip across t., dn.aw awaits thom--anI they l,now that nj New Jerusaicu if they ever gnt there, thc moose is waiting also.
 This dramatic situation furnishes material for a picture rich in TO- nance, pathos and numor Many of the scenes were filmed in the Mo- Jayc Desert and the realism Of the picture IS startling in its intensity. Acting ability of the highest or der features the production. Charles Bickford Raymond Hatton and Fred kohlcr give amazing charac- tcrizations. EritM Iiideoway and Maria Alba supply the feminine iu- tcrcst in the notable east, which also includes Joe de la Cruz, Buck Con nors and Walter James.
 On Wednesday two talking features will be offered presenting l Lewis Stone and I"ila Hyams in "Wondcr of Women" and Robert 1 Montgomery and Ecryl Mercer in "Thrcc Live Ghosts"
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
ATTY. ALBERT INJURED
 WHEN AUTO HITS TREE
Thrown to Floor as Car Skid, While Driver l. Avoiding Collision
 in BCINidCrc.

Thrown 10 tho floor Of his auto- ronJI" vh,u il Skiddcd and hit q ire" aj lh" intersection Of Stanley street and S'rutoId road early Sun day morning Attorney Bernard '.. Nlpom in suffering from injuries 70 his head. hmd and ankle. The acyi- d. n' occurred when another sedan "" in front Of him % sharply that H' had 10 apply his brakes. His rir "as ou a sheet of ice al lh" tinn. "ud arj-r rr s~uug from one siIn "l 'H. road 10 tine other. the rear 'Ud struck the tro..
 Attorney Albert Waa moi able 70 motn Tho lirouso number Of the oth,. rar He thought il might be t 'u'Hd who wa. trying 10 frightla Hnt
 Fear That q bon" in his hand may b" fractured was expressed by At 'orn"N Albert today. ETc expects to lave l) examined by physician,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03

and fixed bayoncts who kept back the crowds.
 Today the royal couple began to keep house. It was not housekeep- ing according 10 the ordinary American sense, because the little bungalow" of the crown prince and his bride really is a royal palace with 15O rooms. Also there are a half dozen cooks and q regiment of servants.
 A crowd estimated at 150,o0o packed the big square in front of the palace at their arrival ycster- day and would not go away until Humbert and Marie Jose had ap- pearcd several times on the central balcony in the foggy cold air 10 ac- knowledge the homage,
 Last evening the palace, which was the 10th century cathedral Of St. John the Baptist, and other pub lie buildings were illuminated by colored noodliehts in celebration Of the homecoming. Inside the palace there was a quiet reception of royal pcrSonages.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
Greek Bandit Tracked
 Bv Dogs, Head Cat Off

NTons, Groocc, ToN, , W7l-TN0 notorious brigand, BabancS, who long has terrorjHcd Thcsaaly, has been tracked down with the assis- tancc ot a police dog and killed. His head was cut off and publicly cNllb- itcd at Elmaason and Larissa.
 The new minister of interior, Si- darcs, has taken vigorous action 10 suppress brigandagr. and had offer cd %22.Q00 for Bahauc's capture.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03

when he went to Detroit, Mich, he felt he did not need to renew it, a, he took out a Michigan license. He was driving on West Main street about 12:30 o'clock this morning, however, when Officer Thomas Blanchcttc noticed one headlight was out Of focus, the light shining onto the sidewalk instead Of onto tho road, so he stopped him and called his attention to it.
 While he was about it. the officer asked the driver for his license and certificate Of registration, and Evans was stuck, for he was at the wheel Of q Connecticut registered car and had q Michigan license. He pleaded guilty 10 the charge of driving with out a license and a fine of 5 and costs was imposed by Judge TraCcslli.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
New Auburn Warden Says Convicts
 Still Menace to Institutions Peace


 The trial Of six Of the prisoners for the staying of Henry Sullivan, another inmate, entered it's second week today.
 Max Decker, the seventh prisoner. is awaiting trial for the killing of George Durnford, principal keeper.
 Warden Hoffman said the pres once in the prison ot the seven was a constant cause of unrest. They are kept in widely separated cells on the punishment gallery
 Hoffman was appointce 10 succeed Edgar $. Jennings. who was retired for disability after the Dorembcr uprising.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
'. M. (. A. CHECKER TEAM
 DROPS TO SECOND PLACE
Defeated by Waterbury Quintet and Forced to Reliuquish League
 Leadership,

The New Britain Y AT C. A. checker team took it's first loss since the opening of the State Y. M c. X. Checker league, at the hands of Peter Gagnon's team from Watcr- bury, Saturday night Waterbury ohalked up 21 points 10 New Brit aims 1s.
 Harry StromQuist captain Of the locals. lost three games 10 Fl. Nor- hcL city champion Of Waterbury. and drew one. Nathan Stephenson made the highest score for the To- calls when he took Marty O'Bricn Of Waterbury into camp for four straight games. The match looked like an even break for either team until Joe Conley Of the New Britain team dropped his four games 10 X. l;ompre of the Brass City quintet. II. ]" Douglass, a new man in the New Britain lineun. played an even game with Peter Gasnon. captain of the Waterbury team, winning one. draw ing two, and losing one. Martin Stephenson of New Britain almost saved the day for the locals when he won three from and lost one 10 L. Cole.
 This match puts New Britain back into second place again with Hartford first with I0l points, New Britain second with a7 Waterbury third with @ and MiddIcfown last with 5S.
 The New Britain team has two more matches 10 play before the closing of the season. one with Hartford, and one with the Brass City team. Ir New Britain can win these two matches with q good sized margin, it will have q chance at the trophy once again. If New Britain can get Walter Marine back in inc lineup, there is a chance for victory
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
FRANCES WHITE ASKS DIVORCE

Chicago, Feb. (P>-r'rances White Of musical comedy and the
 varieties sought again today in the court of Judge Joseph Sabath to win matrimonial freedom from Clin- ton Donnolly, New York broker. They were married in 1923 at Gin cinnati after Donn"lly WHs divorced by Mrs. Hazel Eoba Donn"lly. New York modiste, whose suit named
 Miss White.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
NEW CLASS IN NURSING

The following students have been admltt"d 10 the New Britain Gen. cral hospital school Of nursing: Caroline G. Ripple, Kathryn Y. Kar- plnsli, Olga Bilas, Sarah D. Allison. Edith NJ. Johnson. Vivian Ekwurt- Z"L Zenobia 1T. Lcwicki, Mary Me Cue. Anna Poppcl, Anna M. Nor tcIl,tl and Julia Sokolski of New Britain; I.ucilla Soucy Of Bristol, Lillian r.. Gibson of East Hartford, Blythe r. Hanson of Portland and Ruth Rudy Of Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03


 Now York. Feb. 2 lP-John L. Hoffman new warden at Auburn prison, is quoted in the New York Times today as saying Eo has been sitting ou q powder kag' since he took office January 1G.
 lie expects 10 breathe easier when the murder trials or seven inmates, accused Of killings during mutiny December II, are completed.
 One never can tell what trouble will break out iii q criminal lusti- ution." the new warden declared. He added that with the aid Of God and Co state troopers he lad suc- cccded in keeping order through the present difficult period.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
Boy Is Beaten by
 Religious Teacher

It"-'1prf. I'"b. -Joun A Sax
 un. Austrian sar veteran. choir dt-
 rr'or and r.II-iom teacher at tl
 Johns Grrea rWuolir rhurrh WH@
 fined $-5o and given a suspended
 sentence of @u day. in iuL hy Jud@" William HucN.t in ely court Su- wd1.
 SaEm nHs caar-.I ata la}jo" b-atrG io"r,ur. Srm.. uun lm- pu tu IDe rrli<ious echooL HHn a pool cu. after .Hwnt ncu.I several i other boys 10 attack rival pupil Prosecutor James C. shannon called Sa>un's beating Of 'ha Sarujh j lad nh" most ro~arIIy. brutal and l 'HoU=A1b@a ac' r,rr ,au.I 10 my at- 1 teutiou
 Tn" r-..' os 'ao uaarr1 aa,rudrd . Sa>uu'a o" and rad 'ho teachers ftu,.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
MiddIetOWn Firm Will
 Audit Towns Accounts

MiddlctoWn. Feb. 3-The firm of Cambria. Roth and Cambria has been given the contracts 10 make an audit of the tax books of East Hamp ton, particularly the accounts of former Tax Collector Herbert D. Watrous, who is awaiting trial in the superior court on the charge of em- bezzlinG town funds,
 X preliminary audit Of Watrous's accounts by H. x. Alexander of New London. disclosed q shortage of ; li,- Q00.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
F. M (. 4. NOTES

On Saturday afternoon another story hour was held around the fire place in the reading room of the Boys Department at the '. N. C, A. While the stories were being told he crowd disposed of a bushol and d half Of popcorn, and in much less time than it look 10 pop lt, as Bob May, Bill" Merza, "Whiue" Huber, and Rcd" Ruben official peppers. will testified.
 The following boys told one or two stories during the session around the fire: Frank Huber, Joseph Huber William Davis, William Tim brcll, and Walter ZmicsN.
 Foul shooting Contest
 Italo Eccano still holds the lead in tho Junior lily foul shooting contest. To date he has e 10 his credit, while those closest behind hlm are. Lawrence Stanley 8, Jo- scph Miller 5l, William Merza 42, and Leonard Carlson 4. There are still three weeks remaining before the five boys standing highest in the contest go into the finals.
 Junior B Tournament
 The opening round of the Junior "B' ping pong tournament will start thls afternoon with the following boys taking part: .Aram Bayram, Ernest Carlson. Albert Oglc William Coates, Lawrence Stanley. Wilbur Muller. Abraham Silver. Saul Cher hotf George burr, Robert Wiener, and John Minas. X few more places ale still open and if is expected that they will be taken by this evening.
 Club Meetings
 Monday the Employed Boys club will meet at 7;&0 J. m. stamp club 7:l5 D, m. Tuesday the Friendly h. dian clubs will meet at 4:t5 ?. m. under the leaders Leon Dickinson, Herbert Ritter. Charles Sexton and karniCk Torosian. The Mcekcr Pioneer club will meet at 7:&o p. m. Wcdnosday the Y. NJ. (. X. Pioneer club will meet at 7:30 D. m. Thurs day the Senior lily club will hold it's regular meeting. The wood " Norking will meet at 4:1J p. m. Friday-Boys' scout. Troop 12, will hold a meeting at 7:15 T, m. The Baptist Boys club will hold meet ing at C D. m. The Junior IIi-Y club will hold meeting at D. m.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03

"Thc Ship from Shanghai" X yaudo- vile program will be offered t.9tHr- ing Odjva and her seals
 Beginning next sunday the strand will offer Winnie Ijehucr in her Nitaphouc hit she Couldn't Say NO."
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
COUPLE PLAN ID
 HAVE REAL HOME
Former Miss COuZenS and New
 Husband Get Blessing

Norfolk. Na., Feb. 3 tPl-Mrs. W. Jetfries Chewning. who until Satur- day was Miss Margaret Couzens, daughter Of Senator James Couz- ems, Michigan capitalist is going to do her own housework.
 She said so here last night and she really can keep house. T studied domestic science for four years and l can cook anything from bread 10 eggs" she said as she and her husband. an cmployc of a Washington trust company discuss cd their clopement.
 Arrive, From Baltimore
 They arrived in Norfolk yesterday morning by boat from Baltimore, where they were married quietly in a Catholic rectory Saturday. They are planning a tour of the historic Virginia peninsula. This is Jef"s part of Virginia" Mrs. Chewning said, and I want to see it all,"
 They already have selected an apartment in Washington.
 Their clopement was not prompt ed by fear of parental disapproyal, Mrs. CheWning said. It was because of her aversion 10 big" weddings.
 II think they're messy" she dc c]arcd. with regular church wedding it is necessary that tho en- gagement be announced several weeks ahead of time and all your friends, out Of the kindness of their hearts, begin giving parties and dances and other things in your honor. with the result that by the time the date Of the wedding has arrived you are utterly worn out"
 To Live on Salary
 eve are going to live on my sal ary," the bridegroom said.
 Mrs. Chewning was unable to reach her father by telephone ycs- terday morning because of a poor connection bat later the senator himself called, wished them happi- ness and urged them 10 return home.
 Miss Couzcns. who is q. was one cI lll4S 'dSpii : ttbu iltN, bul jL- cause of her preference for art study her parents gave no formal representation party for her. Her art will go by the boards now, how cvcr
 T know I'll be too busy keeping house and looking after my husband 10 have any time for art studies" ;" she said.
 Met at Social Acairs
 She first met her husband at the Presidents club races on the Poto- mac last September. They saw each other next at the Junior league ball in Washington in December. On Friday night, January r, they be- came engaged as just q regular dat".' Plans 10 marry in March were discarded when newspapers began printing reports of the en- gaGcmcnt, she said
 Mir. ChewninS is 9 and the son Of a Fredericksburg, Va, physician.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03

The amethyst was valued by the ancient Greeks as charm against the intoxicating effects of alco- hoHc bcNerag gcs.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
NHIIIOCk IIps co. REPORT

The roupautj'- ruud,u~.I ual-
 au" shc' Of tho WmJnch rol Pipe 70. o< Hartford copies Of which
 have h'.u mall'd 10 stockholders shows asrfs and laIdHura Of >>17.-
 %"5.iN for 'b y,ar rud"J December %l. l@-@ 'n courarisou with as.-'> land Iao,It'I"- "f zGH1 ,2@5.7o for the pr"Eto"+ ysM. Ta" surplus account
 has been Iu~ra-.d from >Iet.7N5.G5 10 &2G1.t9H>L.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
NO SCOUTING AGHI.I.MENr

Chicago, Feb. 8 lP-.Hra-o and Princeton again have agreed mot 10 scout each other next fall for tto fourth football game of tueIr series,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03

Iron mlnlng o1s am important inc dustry in Sweden at least gon years before Columbus discovered
 America.