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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-06-11
LAMBERTON

Announcements have been received
by relatives and friends of the grad
uation of Miss Gladys Shelton from
the South Milwaukee High School.
There are "a members of the grad
uating class, of whom are on the
honor roll which includes the name
of Miss Shelton, high honor to
come to one Of Lamberton's girls and
one well deserved. Miss Shelton is
working her way through school and
expects to enter the University OF
Wisconsin this fall where she will
take up Home Economics.
Miss Agnes Gaughan is visiting
friends in the Twin Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Corcoran of Wal
nut Grove and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fisher drove to New Ulm Saturday
for medical consultation for Mr..
Fisher. His many friends will regret
to learn that the doctors have order
ed complete rest but it is hoped that
this will heal the trouble and that re-
turned health will soon be his.
Pentecost Day was observed in all
Churches of Christ throughout the
world Sunday with an estimated at
tendance of 100000. The local
church likewise had good attend
ance.
The Ladies Aid of the German
Lutheran church was entertained
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Carl
Bauch who served bountiful lunch.
William Lauer was elected secre-
tary of the County Mailmen's Con-
vention held in Wabasso last Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Koenig and
daughter, Miss Mildred, returned last
week from Minneapolis. Miss Mild
red continues to show improvement
in her illness and with the summers
rest will be completely recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roth drove to
Mankato Sunday where they were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Yackel, whose mother, Mrs. Louis
Yackel with her son, Wilbur and his
wife and little son have just arrived
in Mankato from Los Angeles, mot
oring through in four days. Her son,
Louis, Jr., who is with the America
Grand Opera Company, recently
passed most successful screen test
and will no doubt be heard and seen
in vitaphone pictures.
The Ladies Aid of the Church of
Christ met with Mrs. V. M. Calkins,
Wednesday. A picnic lunch was
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-06-11

Mr.. D. Mcconnell drove out a
Studebaker car from the Cities Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wagner Of
Swanville visited around this vicini-
ty Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wyman and fami-
ly and Mrs. Bessie Exkstrom and son
Howard motored to Lake Valard
Monday where they will spend sew
eral days fishing.
Miss Edith Peterson who has at
tend the public school this past term,
returned to her former home at Vasa,
MINI. Miss Edith is niece of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Pearson.
Little Miss Helen Hicks, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hicks of Tracy,
spent several days at the E. N.
Montgomery home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mattson motored
to Minneapolis Saturday to attend
Mrs. H. Mattson's mothers COM
mencement exercise at the Univer-
sity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Odeguard and
family spent Sunday at Candy visit
ting at Mrs. Odeguard's parents
home.
Miss Evelyn Pearson gave music
al recital at her home Saturday eve
ming.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-06-11
Vesta

Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Waehler of
Gaylord and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Kock
and family and Paul Koch of Gay
lord spent Sunday at the Louis Leis-
ky home.
Helmuth Viergutz returned to Min
neapolis Sunday after spending
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs..
Herman Viergptz.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hegdahl of Lynd
and Miss Goldie Smith and Mrs. ].
Smith motored to Bertha last week
to attend the latter's aunt's golden
wedding. They returned home Sum
day.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Mash Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Schroeder motored
to New Ulm Sunday to attend the
family reunion of the Watschkes
which was held at the Herman
Heights.
Mrs. George Bendix entertained at
dinner Friday evening in honor of her
husbands birthday anniversary. The
table decorations were in yellow and
white.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-06-11

served.
The annual convention of the Dis
trict Federation of Women's Clubs
was held at Sleepy Eye Wednesday
and Thursday. There was good at
tendance although the roads were in
such shape as to prevent many from
attending. There was a good pro-
gram each day and Sleepy Eye resi-
dents and business men put forth
every effort to make those attending
feel welcome. Redwood Falls will en-
terrain the Federation next year.
The Lamberton delegates were Mines.
C. R. Carlson, Guy Van Duzee and
w. E. Schei.
DR.. and Mrs. Guy Van Duzee and
son, Lowell, were guests Sunday of
DR.. and Mrs. Tillisch of Westbrook.
Ray Johnson Of Mankato arrived
Saturday and spent the weekend at
the Carl Bauch home.
Simplicity marked the wedding
that on Friday morning, June 9th,
united Miss Sylvia Teeple of Rice
vile, Iowa and Mr.. Emerson w. Cady
of Comfrey. The service was read
by Rev. C. w. Reed at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Ebbeson, where
the bride had first made her home
when coming here. The groom's
mother, the attendants and those as
sisting were the only witnesses.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
MlRDIE OR SLICIDIn

X great deal depended on whether John Grcyson was murdered or com mitted suicide.
 That is, in q financial way, and to Greyson's niece.
 He carried heavy insurance, but there was ;l suicide clause in hi- policy If he died by his own hand the estate would receive only the amount he had paid in, which was small since he had taken out the policy only three years before his death.
 If he was murdered tho fun amount, in this instance $l5o.U00, went to Arnbolla Grcyson. the niece.
 Arahclla was not under suspicion. She Was at Palm Beach at the time her uncle met his death. guest Of friends.
 Arabella's lawyer naturally main- taincd that it was murder.
 Suicide or Murder
 Lawyers for the insurance com pany as stOutly maintained that it was suicide. Greyson had dropped about all that was left of his for tune in Wall street in the crash
 The safe was open when Greyson's $ man came in the morning as usual he slept outside and his albi was never questioned. There might or might not have been a robbery. The
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
CLUB EVENTS
Woman's Club and Daugh- ters of the American Revolution Notes.

On Tuesday afternoon at e:G0 tna New Britain Woman's Club met .; the Masonic Temple to hear $. k. Radcliffe of London. England, SpcdH ol' America Russia Britain. Three Rival SyStems.' Mr. Radcliffe is q very well known speaker. and writes for the New Statesman and the O. server. both of which are leading publications. Mr. Radcliffe. as dn EnoliShman. and as q journalist. is very well Ncrsed in his many anI various subjects He delivered lis lecture in not only a very audible, but very interesting manner
 The next m -eting of Esther Stan ley chapter, D. A. F. will be hell Friday afternoon at the home oG Miss Esther Stanley on Lexington street Mrs. Harry Bates and Mrs Arthur Harrop will assist Miss Stan ley. Mrs. Annie Russell Marble Ut Worcester, Mass, will be the speaker for the afternoon. She has taken for her subject. Three Gentlewomcn of Boston of 1G3J.'
 The New Britain Musical club will give another free and public con- cert at the Burritt hotel tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. The pro- grams in the past have proven to b'. very interesting and the attendance
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01

opera singers, past and present?
 A, Jenny Lind, Madame Melba, lmrico CaruSo, Fcodor Chaliapin all Amelita Galli-Curci.
 c. Who was "Thc Lady with the Lamp?
 \. Florence Nightingale WIS accorded that title.
 c, Do birds pick the teeth oc crocodilcs?
 A. The African ploycr, called the Zlczac. enters the jaws Of the crocodile and picks food particles from it's teeth. It also pcrches ol the reptile and devours it's insect parasites. The reptile does not harm the bird which warns it of approach ing dangers.
 c. What is German silver?
 A. An alloy containing , to so per cent copper, 10 to 35 per cent zinc and 5 to 90 per cent nickel.
 e. Name the members of the United States Civil Service Commis- sion?
 A. William C. DcminE, president; George R. Wales, and Miss Jessie Dell.
 Q, Who holds the present cham pionship in checkers?
 A. Asa Long of Toledo, Ohio.
 c. What relationship docs tue son of my nephew bear 10 me?
 \. He is your Grandncphcw.
 c. Was Kid Mccoy the real name of the boxer? Was he ever the middlcwcight champion? Where is he now?
 A. The real name Of Charles (KiO Mccoy, was Norman Selbr. He was never generally recognizh1 a. the middlcWciGht champion, ai- thought he was one Of the leading claimants to the title in 1897. H. is now serving term in, prison for mi
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
PLAINVILLE NEWS

i Continued From Page Scvcn) Hazel Simons will ba the Icad+r. ! Evening service at ' o'clock. Sps- 1 cial music will Dc rendered includ- ing an anthem by the choir en- titled. "Comc Unto Me-" by Walter 1 Howe Jones. The pastor wilt give au address on the topic, "Whats ;n a Namc?"
 1 Baptist Church i Morning service at 10:t5 o'clock. ! Sermon by the pastor Key. l'r. N. , h. Kcndrck. There will be junior 1 talk and the junior choir will sing. | At the close of the morning service. the ordinance of communion will be observed. Bible school at l2:03 D. ul., classes for all ages. Evening service at ! o'clock. Special music ] will be given. ''oung Peoples meet | ing at S D. m.
 on Thursday afternoon at 2;3o l o'clock. there will be q meeting Of the Ladies' Aid society at the home of Mrs. Richard Scdcrgron. Prayer meeting will be held on i Thursday evening at 7:i5 o'clock.
 Church of Our saviour Church school in the parish house at 10 a. m. Classes for children Of all ages. Junior church with chil- drcns talk by Rev, Lincoln F. Frye at 10:iU q. m. Holy communion and sermon at q. m.
 Advent Christian Church Morning worship at lu:i3 o'clock. Holy communion will be observed. The sermon theme of the pastor sumner w. Johnson, will be Christ { Our Life" Church school and Bible study at t2:o5 p.~m. Evening wor- ship at ' o'clock. The service will be on Of hymn singing and worship 1 with u discussion of the topic, 1.-TWO 1 Kinds of Christianity-Which is ] Yours?''
 Eov. J. William Denton will be inc 1 speaker ill q series of inspirational l services from February to 1G.
 \. VI. F.. Zion Church Preaching by Rev. X. A. Perry at 1 II q. m.. theme, What Price Sal vation?" Church school at 12:30 D. 1 m. V. C. It union at D. m. Preach | ing by Mr. Perry ut ?. m. on the 1 theme, "A Desire to See Jesus" Supper Wednesday ! The Parish Guild of the Church Of i our Saviour will hold Il supper in i the parish hall on Wednesday eve 1 ming from G 10 7:30 o'clock. The ! committee in charge has planned something different and a large at 1 tendance is expected. Tickets may i be secured from members of the guild.
 piairNilIc Briefs C. Wallace Bunnell of Pratt insti- 1 tJtc. Brooklyn. \. Y.. is spending ] the weekend at his home on Broad
 street.
 No further developments have 1 been made il the Investigation Of i tn" robbery at the Twin Pine gas
 station on Cooke street Martha Ecbckah lodge has secured l Simpsons orchestra of Bristol 10 fur | nsh music for the dance at the ] Grange hall on February :.
 Industrial League
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01

had and where Ih. bujl.t entered. Thoro had been powder marks.
 They also had rha weapon. au au- lomaun. found beside rhr dead man.
 "Wae 9our uncle rfl-hamd.d H" asked thg ius1rau,. IHe~ttvr Of -trahelia.
 He nas." sine informed Im.
 ".i1d hy was sho, through rhr loft tompla-moor conclusive ot suiridc,' th. detective said.
 Not ucce,sar.l-.r Insisted 'I. ,'"- t,rrivn cu-acri ln Amoal.a's 1H- y.r, "A n-. ran .v. murdered vou a shot in ,.. l"m st3, oc tua n.gI sa we'll as n 'Ha n-1u"
 The uo.uo E.adm.H.t. Gtr.ts, had h..n ,,ammiu9 'o- .a.ouaf.r. The uzua whittsb vorHr sgw-It uut finger mr1s. a. shown iu rD. sketch.
 T will d,rid, lu. .ur 1uu tight here and noa." &n police UH ouartars uHu.
 Ind he aId, ~5t0 au.H '.3ruaD- uras that his daosior uae nA~r
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01

at the concerts have increased each time.
 Tho program for tomorrow after noon is as follows: Piano solo
 Sonata, Op, 5 (The Waldstcin)-
 .....,.......... Beethoven Allegro con brio Cirst movcmcnO
 Mir Rosenberg Eri tu, from The Masked Ball"--
 ....,.,... ..............,.. Verdi
 Mr. Lindsay Violin solos
 (a) Chanson Louis XIII and Pa Nanc ......... Coupcrin- Kreislar (h) Mclodic ......, Chuck -krcisler lc) Ram ...............,. Dohm (d) Spanish dance ..... Rchfcld
 MT. Wcstcrman Vocal duct Si la stanchcz2a m opprime, 0
 tglio, from Fl Trovatorc"-Ncrdi Mrs. Futile and Mr. Magnuson Piano solos
 (a) Prelude in l. minor Op. 2S. NO. .....,.....,..... Chopin CD PoIichinelle, Op. 3, No. A
 .,.....-........ RachmaninoT
 Mr, Rosenberg Cantata
 Hear My Praycr' :. Mendclssohn Mrs. Horton, Miss Josephine, Mrs.
 Futile, Mr. Magnuson and
 Nr Lindsay
 At Inc annual meeting Of the la dlos' Auxiliary of the Bows club hcld Thursday afternoon the follow Ing officers were reelected: Prcsi dent, Mrs. Elmer E. Stone; vice pres Ident, Mrs. James II. Robinson: sec rotary and treasurer, Mrs. William l." Parker; chapcron manager, Mrs. Harry l.. Parker,
 The next meeting Of the Womau's club of Maple Hill will be held Wednesday afternoon, February 12, at 2:3o o'clock at the home of Mrs. Nelson l.. Mann on Robbins avenue. Mrs. Clarence F. Bennett will be the speaker of the afternoon. Mrs. NJ. J. Shonts and Mrs. l.. W. Pape will assist Mrs. Mann.
 The gallery of the New Britain h. stltute has held many fine art eXhib- its this winter and on February Sth offers another of note. Cateau De LeeuW, 24 year old daughter of Mr. De LceuW of the Goss and De Lceuw Co. of Berlin is the artist and will exhibit nearly 70 paintings. Miss De LccuW has studied under Michael Ja- cobs and William Won Schlegell. and has painted portraits of many noted persons, men and women, in Boston. Richmond, Ind. New York, Cincin- nati and Philadelphia. Her studio is in Plainfield x. J.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
City Advertisement
REGISTRATION NOTICE

The registrars of the City of New Britain will be in session at their office, room 4o8, City Hall building on Friday. February Tth, 193o, from 12 o'clock noon until 9 o'clock p. m. and on Friday, February 14th. 1850, from T. o'clock room until z o'clock p. m. for the purpose of making an enrolment of the legal voters of the City of New Britain, for the pur pose of nominating candidates to be voted on at the Town and City Election to be held on the Sth day of April, 1850. and to perfect the present list of registration.
 THOMAS J. SMITH,
 WILLIAM ZIEGLER.
 Registrars of Voters. Dated at New Britain. Conn.,, this 1st day Of. February, 1850.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
Baffle Mysteries
copyIjs0t l930 DaIly MIT9r, Ine.

Banlc and dramatic
  world past.
 mystery poicc-what the detectives had Which What dcIutc them? In short.h asked 0 E prizes, is simply presented
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
Girls Friendly Society
 To Have Meeting Here

Members of the Girls Friendly society of the Hartford Archdeacon- rN will meet in St. Marks church to- morrow. X social hour will be held in the parish house at 5:30 o'clock followed by q brief business meet ing. Mrs Alfred E. Fletcher will preside. Mrs. Chester l.. Dimicll of New London, diocesan president, will be present. At o'clock the rec tor. Rev. Samuel Sutclilic. will con- duct q candlclight service.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
WOMAN COMMITS SIJCIDE

Boston, Feb. 1 R)-Mrs. Minnie Lloyd. 53, wife Of Thomas II. Lloyd, superintendent of the Springfield Country club, shot herself through the head at tho home of her son here last night while her husband. son and daughtar-in-law were talk ing in an adjoining room. She had in ill health.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
QUESTIONS ANSWERED

You can get an answer 70 any question Of fact or information by writing 10 the Question Editor. New Britain Herald. Washington Bureau. 1922 New York avenue, Washington. D. C., enclosing two cents in stamps for reply. Medical, legal and marital advise cannot be given. HOT can ex- tended research be undertaken. All other questions will receive a per- not be answered. All letters are dentiaI.-Editor.
 c. Of what substance is a shal- OW composed
 A. IL has no substance but is q deficiency of light within an illu- minated region, caused by the in- tercoption ol the light by an opaque body.
 c. Is it necessary 10 be q Cana dian citizen to be accepted in the Canadian Royal Air Service"
 X. Yes
 c, What states comprise Dixie?
 A. Dixie is popular name fos the states that are south of the Ma sen and Dixon linc-thc pennsylva- nia-Maryland boundary extended westward,
 Q. When was the Russian mon archy overthrown, and when did the Soviet government come into existence?
 A. The overthrow Of the Roman offs occurred March 1J, 1917, when Nicholas l abdicatcd, and authority was then vested in a Provisional Government constituted by the puma. The Soviet government came into existence on November 2, 1917.
 Q. Is nitrogen a gas? Has it taste or smcllo
 A. It is a colorless. odorless, tasteless gas, that is neither com bustible nor supports combustion.
 c. Is there a treaty between the United States and the Republic 5f l'stonia on the subject Of naturalizl- tion?
 A. No.
 e. Who was the Iron Duke?
 A. This is q popular sobriquat applied 10 the Duke Of Wellington.
 e. Where and when did tha phrase "watchCul waitms' origin ate?
 A. The phrase was coined hy President Wilson, to represent hi: policy towards the turbulent conGi- tions in Mexico. It meant that in- ing with armed force, it would va with troops along the border to see i' the MeXicans could solve thn:: own difficulties, at the same time safeguarding inc interests of Ameri- can citizens in MeNco by every pos s.ble means short of armed inter- vention.
 e. bid Dennis King star in Rose Marie.' the NaSabond kin.5 and "The Three Musketcers"?
 A. Yes.
 Q. Where is the city Of Tasl- kent?
 A. In Asiotic Russia. 90 miles northwest Of khokan. on an afflu- cnt of the r-Darya river. It is one O. the oldest cities of Central Asia.
 Q. Did Stanford University de- feat the Army football team il 1928?
 A. The game was played at ;he Yankee Stadium in New York cisv and the score was Stanford @G-- Army Q.
 Q. How many men have served as ambassadors 10 Mexico since dip ICInatic relations between the two countries were resumed in 1923?
 A. James Rockwell Sheffield and Dwight W. Morrow are the only American ambassadors to Mexico since the resumption Of diplomatic relations,
 a. Who was the Secretary Of State while Jefferson was Pre- si- dent?
 A. James Madison.
 @. Name five Of the leading
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD SATURDAY, FEBRUARY l. 1o3M

by her parents Mr. and Mrs. An thony Dclsanty Of Southington,
 Mrs. Robert Anderson Of Francis street, announced the engagement ot her daughter, Miss Ethel May to Sidney Bubier at a party given al her home recently.
 Mr. and Mrs. McddriCk Perry af Stanley street were given q surprise party in honor of their birthdays and their 20th wedding anniversary at their home last Saturday cvu- ming.
 Miss Alice Miriam Platt, daugh- ter of Mrs. Howard Platt of Pough- kcepsie, New York. and Lieutenant G. Arthur Halsell, Jr., son of the late Colonel G. Arthur Hadscll Of this city, and Plainvillc, will be married OH February IS, in the First Presbyterian church in Pough- keepsic.
 -hI'o I lttll lo ci S tNlu1tJ pl IbIiI win, at Bryn Mawr, Pa. and ot Nassar college. Lieutenant Hadsall will return to Hawaii on February Fist with his bride 10 rejoin the G5th infantry Of which he is a mem bor, on the |. s, army transport "COmpai.'
 Miss Mary Lcist, Of Sherwood read, and James F. Moore of South street, were married last Saturday m Springfield, Mass. Mir. and Mrs Moore have taken mp their residence at 7S Maple street. Mir. Moore is clerk in the office of Fire Chief W. J. Noble.
 The engage n1nt of Miss Iache Il Belle Albert ot Springfield, Mass !. 10 Samuel Rothfcdcr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Eothfcder Of Dwight street, has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Albert,
 Rudolph Conrad Anderson of An drews street and Miss Margaret Cunningham, nurse of Hawkins street, were married Friday after noon at the Little Church Around the Corner New York city.
 Nr. and Mrs. Ernest DcChant of Park street will observe quietly tho thirteenth anniversary of their we'd ding on Monday.
 Miss Margaret Frail Cunningham, of Hawkins street, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George B. Cunningham Of South Hadley Falls, Mass. and Ru- dolph Conrad Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Anderson of Andrews S street, were married yesterday at the Little Church Around the Corner in New York City. Alr. and Mrs. Wal ter Meyer of Monroe street. were the only attendants.
 Miss Cunningham wore a sapphire blue gown with a hat 10 match, and Mrs. Meyer wore rust colored gown and a hat to match.
 Miss Cunningham was the former surgical supervisor at the New Brit ain General hospital. She is grad uate of the South HadlcY High school and of the nurses training school at the General hospital. Mr. Anderson graduated from the Sen- Cor High school and attended Boston University. He is employed in the offices of the Goss and De IeeuW Manufacturing company in Berlin.
 Mr. and Mrs. Anderson will make their home in the Georgian apart ments at 10 Walnut street.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
WEDDINGS
January Closes With But Very Few Weddings to Credit.

The engagement of Miss Grace GoldburG, of Avon 10 Henry kopp, son of Mir. and Mrs. George Kop- loWitz of Dwight street. is announc d by her mother, Mrs. Rose Goldburg ot Arch street.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. Mankus of Nortt, Burritt street, have announced tb. engagement Of ;heir daughter Mics Nellie Mankus, of Chicago, formerly O. this city, to B. Carl Burn Of CDi- cago. Miss Mankus has been in Chi she studied nursing, and where she is now a registered nurse.
 Announcement was made or Wednesday by Mir and Mrs. Clay ton Parker of Vine street. of the marriage of their daughter, Miss Harriet r.. Parker to John F. Wolfe, son of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Wolff oi kcnsington avenue. The young couple drove 10 New York city where they were married on We'd ncsday morning. They will reside un kcnsinGton avenue upon their re- turn.
 Miss Parker attended Gateway school in New Haven. Mr. Wolff ~u = tended Norwich University and s now a salesman for the Parker Shirt company.
 The engagement Of Miss Julia DclSanty to Anthony Carpenter. son or Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Carpenti"r or Plainvillc. has been announced
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
YOUNG HANCOCK DEAD

Tucson, Ariz.. Feb 1 tP)-Joln Law Hancock, 2G-ycar-old, son of John Hancock. an eastern publisher associated for many years with Spur and Home and Garden magazines, is dead after an attack Of pneumonia. The body will be removed to Nor walk, Conn.,, for burial.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
SOLUTION TO YESTERDAYS
 BATTLE MY STEEN "TiiI. >EiIR'S WARMING"

Detective James arrested BaE- ter. the bHjlcr,
 He noted that the scratch on the floor was 10 the right of where the door could naturally swing open. bur if the hinges had been where the lock was, the door would have made such scratch.
 He examined the hinges and saw the finish on them had been scratched. He lifted out the spindles Of the hinges and found in" door would swing back easily
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
COEN GOES TO EUROPE

New York, Feb. l UP)-Junior Coen, l year old Kansas City ten his star, will sail tonight on the Bremen for three months tour of the Riviera tennis courts. Cocn will team with William Tildcn II in the doubles.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
Hartford Needs First
 Eleven Million Budget

Hartford, Feb. l.-Cuttlng %l,- I4T.7SG from the budget 10 keep the 22&l mills tax rat5 the board of finance will recommend the cNpcndi- turc Of $ll.242,55S for operation of inc city during the fiscal year start IHG April l. to common council Mon day.
 The proposed budget is an in- crease Of EG32.-9p over this years which was &luGIo.gG>. This is IarlCord's first Sl1.noo.ouo budget.
 Provision js made for a2.ono athletic Held a' Krury park. Four now combination pumping engines will b, added 10 th. fire department. ~iN additional policemen will prob ably Dc employed