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The Washington times., 1930-08-29
County Jail Stops
LOGfers' Golf Game

SEATTLE. Aug. 29.-BecauSe,
it is. alleged, his idea of recrea-
ton was throwing golf balls at
passing motorists. c. r. Peabody
was prisoner in the county Jail,
charged with vagrancy.
According to Deputy ProSecu-
tor Cordelia Thiel. Peabody WAS
a man about town." at FNoy Sta
ton on North Trunk Highway.
But he had no visible means Of
support, and neighbors objected
when he enlarged his activities
to throwing stones at the school
house, she said.
The Washington times., 1930-08-29
Reported 'fSuicide"
BIZ Cos RecOUerinO

In q gas-filled third.floor room.
Thomas Capers, colored, "a, was
found this morning by other ,oc-
cupants Of a house in the 2lO0
block I st, N. w. Police reported
that he had attempted suicide.
Members Of the fire department
rescue squad and physicians from
emergency Hospital were sum-
moned. Police reported the mans
condition was not serious.
The Washington times., 1930-08-29
z
Boy GiUen so Years
;, For KHLinQ Mother

II. IDA GROVE, Iowa, Aug. 29.-
Lester Mohr. IA, confessed slayer
of his mother, Mrs. Gus Mohr,
was sentenced to so years i'm
prisonment.
Judge P. J.. Klinker said that
because of the youths age he
would not impose a life term.
The boy, who pleaded guilty.
said he had been drink In g
spiked" beer. When his mother
slapped him. the boy testified, he
beat her with bricks, then shot
and killed her.
The Washington times., 1930-08-29
Free Lance Club
-. Offers StOrY Prize

.. A series of literary meetings
at the Annapolis Hotel in the
next few months is being planned
by the Free Lance Writers Club
of Washington, it was announced
at a meeting of the club last
night.
The. club is offering a SO
prize for the best short story Of
not over 5000 words.
The Washington times., 1930-08-29
DR.. N. C.. Hall Heads
= u. s. Veterinarians

.. The American Veterinary Medi-
cal Association, holding its an
nual convention in Los Angeles,
elected DR.. Maurice C. Hall. $500
block Thirty-third st., Chevy
Chase, D. c., as president.
DR.. Hall is chief of the zOolOg-
iCal division, Bureau Of Animal
Hushandty. Other officers IN
clude DR.. J. T. Glennon. Newark.
vice president, and DR.. M. Jacob.
Knoxville. Tenn. treasurer.
The Washington times., 1930-08-29

chased out Of the hifls near
.Capon Bridge. He was taken to
Woodstock. .99 M$
The charge upon which he was
arrested was passing q bad check
In Shenandoah county.
The Washington times., 1930-08-29

Sergeant Keller Of Strasburg, Va,
in hiding near Capon Roads,
Shenandoah County. Va.
There is q reward of 5000 for
his capture after he had been
New Britain herald., 1930-06-18

NAN street. Who graduated yester-
day from the Sheffield Scientific
school OF Yale with tn. highest rank
in scholarship IN his class Will re-
turn 20 the graduate school II Sep
TENDER to continue his studies for a
master Of science degree He re
celved his degree OF bachelor Of
science yesterday his parents seeing
he award During the summer he
will work IN the research laboratory
Of the 3 r Goodrich CO N Akron,
Ohio.
Mr., N.rTon has attracted great
attention from his to1nspeop.e IN
r.ainville ard college authorizes by
his excellent scholastic record dur
lrg his college course on grad
uatlns from Bristol High school he
vas awarded ire Fennsel3er medal
for th= highest average for the four
years in mathematics and science
A. Tals in his freshman year, Ia
was iucrd.d Sterling memorial
scholarship gwen 10 one man IN
Hartford county and based on high
school record ana entrance exam
nations He vas also awarded a
NV York Yale club prize fer the
Continued on Page 10)
New Britain herald., 1930-06-18

singing at the Bushnell Memorial IN
Hartford Rev, Hsrlopa Smith had
AIKEN up horseback ridlag, much 20
The discomfort Of the horses Helen
Boliver vas giving music lessons.
and Tess!e Dillon had won $1,000 by
Whining a gigglng marathon
Russell Maynard was driving an
icA wagon 70 earn naonev enough to
trter Radcliffe. Flora Easton vas
writing chewing gun. ads. Clara
Easton n artists model rad a trail
Of broken hearts behind her Gordon
schsAer had made a Ioop.thA loop
which scared til. surplus weight off
HIS BODY Clarice Giddlsh had sst a
cross-country hil;t record
Leila RYDER had tone by Florence
and Jacks house and found Flor-
Anct sirsng N tire sun parlor max
ing Jackie, Jr- prattlce his trumpet
CarrtI Bosco vas a member Of the
7 ", W Annie Certain vas work
ing IN 4 Ntv Britain store ard
hoped 70 Become president OF 4.
Msr}orY Johnson vas IN III. Fo!lies
HELM chaIko. from her own exper-
fence had written a bulletin or
How a Woman Can Fun d Farm
SUCCESSFULLY ara had made so
ncuch h2orAv from it that she had
moved 10 the city. Lester Berry had
Z cup winning speed boat Marion
Itvi-es-tr WAS +rs ~ ii -e- ~ ri~r
New Britain herald., 1930-06-18

loaial houses and an accredited linz
Of hone made CANDY as we'll as
towels pilloo' cases. aprons. ironing
board covers and a variety Of other
sewed. knitted and crochetAd pre-
ducts
Churches Of al denominations are
.urtherlne tie event ard the citizens
ara showing a friendly interest in
the sale
Grange Meeting
Last night az Grange hail, Neigh
oors' Night mas observed ard dAle-s
cations uerA or hand from Ner.dAn.
Bristol Cheshire ana Wallingford
Granges
Following the regular session Of
the ORGANIZATION a delightful pro
gram vas presented ty the visitors
one of the largest crowds ever to
attend 4 meeting Of ths local Grange
vas on hand last night.
Junior high School Graduates
Graduation exercises for pupils Of
The Kensington Junior high school
Will BE- held tonight a. o'clock at
III. town hall. About "a local youths
will receive their diplomas at the
hands Of Daniel Nalarney, thairn1an
OF the Berlin school board.
SPECIAL exercises have been ar
ranged for the occasion, ard the
pupils have been faithfully practlc-
ing for the presentation
The musical part Of tbs program
has been under the personal dIceo-
tlon Of Mrs Helen =. Upon. super
VISOR Of music in the Berlin school
system and several difficult numbers
have been chosen by har ana will b.
sung by the class a. tonights =xer-
tIses
Hubbard School Class Night
Class night exercises tot this Years
graduating class of the Hubbard
school IN East Berlin we're he.t last
evening At tie schoo. The parents
o. the pupils and other invited guests
attended the program The address
Of welcome was gwen by Miss DORIS
Taylor The class Will vas read by
Mss Barbara Payne and Miss Doro-
thy Simpson The class prophecy as
toretold by the crystal ball vas CIV
IN by Miss Mildred W1lIlan1s Rec
ta-lons were gwen by Miss Edna
McCorkle and Miss Marion Potts. A
playlet entitled Johns ESsay' was
presented by members Of the class
the lead hang played by Irmo Pa
A. thu end OF the class program
Rev. 7. E Wilson gave IN address
ard superintendent Of Schools Miss
Mary Gris1old gave 4 short talk to
the Eraflatlrg class,
During the evenings program Miss
Maroon Potts, on behalf Of the class
presented Miss MabsllA Barnes.
teacher Of the eighth grade ard pr!n-
clral Of the school, with beauutV!
tapestry rag. expressing the appre-
cation Of the class for her interest
and work with them IN the year 1uSs
completed overcome by surpris. and
New Britain herald., 1930-06-18
driving with defective brakes.
Bristol Loses Residents

Bristol Loses Residents
The case Of Roland Eontaine OF
this city, charged with vagrancy in
pohce court today. was continued
by William ]. Malone to give
the accused time enough to leave
Bristol Fontaine. arrested by Of
fcer Thomas Mccarthy Yesterday.
rad slept IN an alley IN the rear Of
the post office building on Main
street for several nights, II was re-
ported. The defendant told the
Judge today that he had planned to
Journey 10 Springfield. The Judge
replied, That's 4 fine thought. I'll
continue the case for d week. In
the meantime. 7 don't expect to see
you back here" Judge Malone
added This is an IDEAL day TO leave
TIE CITY. At the time Of the SEN
tsnee II was raining very hard.
judgment in the case Of Thomas
Casey charged p-ith drunkenness
was suspended ~ Judge Malone on
condition that he would leave the
CITY. When told that he vas re,
leased If he would comply with that
wish the old man hurrLedly left the
court room
Baseball Sunday
The Plalnvi!le ard Nap!s End
nlnes. and the Forestville club and
West Ends will meet in q. twin bill
at Muzzy field Sunday afternoon at
2 O'Clock At present the Terry
VILE Eagles and Endees both IDLE
Sunday are tied at the head of the
list The standing Of the clubs fol-
New Britain herald., 1930-06-18

lng 10 ar e.d the last social affair
o. the 1880 class Of the Plaiaville
High school AL left II. school With
the feeling that they mad seen the
inner feelings O. all their ac4uiir-
tances and had thu: becoua more
closely united together n 4risnd-
ship.
Tonight the IS members Of the
class will bid adieu to the school
when they receive their diplomas
from PRINCIPAL Macdonald ESSAYS
"'ill be read BY Olga Neri and FL
VIVA, Iinella Musical selections will
conclude the program
To Enter Graduate School
Roger Hooker Newton. son Of Mr..
and Mrs Charles H. Newton OF west
New Britain herald., 1930-06-18
CARB0 and PAVANO
ARE HEAVILY FINED
Pay $500 Each for Making
Liquor With Intent to Sell
MINISTER GETS DEGREE
Rev. Vernon L. Phillips Received VI.
A. at Yale - Lawn Festival Sue
cessfuI Despite Rain - Hubbard
School Class Night-Sotes.

The cases Of John Carlo and 10
eeph Pavano who were arrested last
week after FIRE on the property Of
the former had led fremen 10 dis
cover a large still and approximate
" 10000 gallons Of fermentlng
mash ard had resulted in their be
ing charged with manufacturing Ii
ouor with intent 10 sell, were dis
posed of in town court last night
when Judge George G Grlsrold I'M
posed fines Of 500 and costs n each
case. Costs were heavy because of
the expense involved IN hauling away
the disabling machinery found IN the
burning barn. Pavano paid SIS and
Carlo SCI
Carlo was arrested INN edIately
after the discovery Of the liquor
making machinery while Pavaros
arrest followed two days later. The
formers case was scheduled to be
heard tonight, but was moved ahead
and Carlo pleaded guilty. as ala the
other man, to charge OF n1anufac-
turing liquor with intent to sell
They waived the rea ding of the COM
plant and paid their fines.
Pavano was represented by Judge
William F Mangan of New Britain
and CARLOS caae was handled by At
torney Albert Greenherg.
New Haven Driver Fined
John Fanpuro Of Isl Greenwood
street, New Haven, who vas arrest
Cd June for driving an automobile
in reckless manner on the high
ways OF Berlin. pleaded not guilty
when the charge against him was
read After testimony Of STATE Off
Ger o'Toole who aNested him. was
heard and later denied by Panapuro
the court found him guilty and as
sessed fine Of SIS and costs.
Earl K. Fuller of II Arnold street
Hartford. pleaded not guilty to the
charge OF driving a car with de-
fective brakes, He was represent
ed by his father because of the fact
that he was only IS years Of age
After lecture on the use Of caution
in this particular matter Judge
GrisWold discharged the youth
On request of Judge Stanley J.
Traceski Of the New Britain police
court the case Of Stanley Michalskl
was continued for one week MI
chalski was to have answered TO the
charge Of driving under the influence
OF liquor.
Mr.. Phillips Gets Degree
Rev. Vernon L. Philips. pastor OF
xe kehsington Congregational
church, received his master of arts
degree at Yale university today. He
won his B D. degree AZ the Yale
Divinity school in 1928.
Since then Mr.. Phillips has com
pleted the equivalent. OF two years
full time in the universitys graduate
school and has written his NJ A. es-
say on "Bergsoh s View Of the Rela-
ton Of Body and soul-Ns signih-
canoe for Religion"
Festival Success
Despite the Indictment weather Of
last night the strawberry festival IN
der the auspices Of st. Pauls Social
club vas held in Tabs hall A good
~ crowd braved the clements to at
tend and these were amply rewarded
b. an enjoyable evening,
The menu. which consisted OF
strawberry shortcake, ice cream
New Britain herald., 1930-06-18

Continued on FaEe 49,
New Britain herald., 1930-06-18
REPERTORY SEASON
TO Open ON JULY 7
Daniel Frohman TO Supervise
: "TrelaWney Of the Wells"
SMALL SUITS ARE BEGUN
Eight N'rits Filed Todav-Fagrants
Ordered From City - Grammar

Ordered From City - Grammar
school Graduation Exercises To-
night-Win Awards ar Yale.
Walter Hartr-ig has completed his
company for the Manhattan Roper
tory theater season opening July 7
in "-relawrey Of the walls Among
the players who Will APPEAR IN the
eight Productions are Margaret wy
cherry, Curtis Cooksey, Louise Prus-
sing, William Podnore, \. J. Her
bert. Octavia Kenmore. Carl Reid,
Daisy Athertor. Fuller Mellish May
Ediss, Hugh Miller, Asele Fonson.
George Hare. Kate Mayhem, J. Hal
ford Forster and Anton Bundsman.
Daniel Frohren, who made the
original production Of "TrelaUrey'
n this country will supervise the
final rehearsals and address the audi
ence on the opening night, the pro-
ducers announce,
Eight Small Suits
Fies- sTT@. 4o- z1.u sn,. .,va
b..n irs+i+u+ad ar.I-sr 1or,I 1Arsors
AND thAir nrone=+ias * -ssnI+
t.vA bAe1 .-+scbad ..,ord,-~ -
r-,+s ser ~ ~. o+ticz ~ ritv c1srL,
Thomas Z. Steele this morning. The
actions total 52T49 ard are as fol-
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New Britain herald., 1930-06-18
LAUGHTER REIGNS
THROUGHOUT night
Glass Night Exercises at High
School Great Success
VARIOUS PAPERS READ
Legion Decides to Abandon Baseball
for Year-Competitive Program
Held by Grarge-Roger Newton

for Year-Competitive Program
Held by Grarge-Roger Newton
to Enter Yale Graduate School.
The halls Of the Plainville high
school resounded with laughter and
naerrinent last evening as the AZ
members OF the 1880 graduating
class gathered together to hold their
banquet and class night exercises.
Good spirit and fun ran high dur
ing the evening and all worries Of
high school years were thrown
aside as the graduates looked on the
| lighter side OF life.
The evenings program was open
ed With the class banquet. women
OF the Congregational church cater
ing. The menu proved TO be veil
planned and enjoyable FarLore
Smith acted as POSTMASTER and E=nt
his classmates IN good spirits with
his tre4uent szIlles.
The class night exercises we're
he'd in the gymnasium which Vas
prsttily decorated for the occasion.
Dancing vas enjoyed together WIN
many Interesting games which elicit
Cd much laughter. BESIDES the NAM
nets OF the class, those present were
Superintendent Of Schools ard Mrs.
Ltoa c. Staples. Miss Alice Hayes.
c.sss adviser; ard Principal Douglas
s Macdonald.
Mr. Staples and Mrs NacDoaald
addressed the members OF the grad
latiAg class The graduates prestrt-
81 Pr.acipa! Macdonald With q Ma
tonic ring and Miss HAYES with q
string Of crystal beads Both man
osrs Of the faculty are very 'popuIar
With The l'30 cIasi az we'll as TIE
rest OF the students IN the scto
Both RESPONDED 70 The gifts ezpr=ss-
Ing their sincere thanks
The PRESERVATION OF gifts to bows
"as made by Helen DocneIly ard 70
girls b. Howard Downh,n2. 4 little
poem vas given il connection With
each gift and proved to b. very in
tArastinr and ore Of the MIG laugh
makers OF the evening
The LIST Of gifts Is as follows.
EArrY, medal, B.rnbaun. dr=ss H
Eoliver bells; c Bosco. ship: :.
caprAr.lA music box; \ Certain.
horse II chalt;o. powder, H Che
towsli light; 4 conEhn <rec9.le
cream c Gov curling iron: {. Cul-
len, shoes r Dillon. gum. Flora
Eas.oh parrot ? Erickson. crown,
y Evans, cupid + Gauthier.
cloves c Gid!sh, laughing man. !
Grabou.ki book on How 70 Love.
HepTorth snd Peek. lantern. Louise
Hill lar pin { Hart engagement
book for oates T. Jsrsert. scales. "
Johnsoa cap z kal.enhach, suit.
A King, polish H EoraIeskI.
nabv's bottle NJ Livingston, stool,
NaAeith. short hand book f Mar
eaAtlli. hobt;e pms F Naynard
vatelina r Nlaelia sleeping pow
Der Q. Ner!, Ho~- 10 kiss A Pc
'arson, p.s I Fv1Ar- tarA &
5tha.tsr s1xophon= H Smith
auto. Y Smith glasses r. Wagner,
lighting Jar, ! vArro1e hook, IT
Teomans, teeth = :. Macdonald.
DO" scout Miss HAYES. plane ana
Mr Starles candl4
TIE elias prophecy about girls vas
given by Fred Yearans and about
bows BY Leila FydAr Both proved
La gaceta., 1930-05-30
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

De las liStas de electores
del condado van a ser quita-
dos 1900 nombres falsos.
Hara la "limpieza' ell su :
pervisor Blackburn cumplien-
do "indicaciones'' del procura-
dor del condado, Mr.. Skinner.
Las listas o los libros podran
ser ''limpiados' de nombres
''falsos;" pero de ellos no Sc
podran guitar los nombres de
individuos que no merecen ser
ciudadanos de una repnblica
democratica.
como Sc podria limpiar la
"conciencia colectiva" de mo-
do que no aparecieran 80
rros" en- los libros, que no Sc
traficara con ell sufragio y que
las elecciones fueran impair
ciales y absolutamente honra-
das?
La gaceta., 1930-05-30
TEATRO CASINO

Kenneth MacKenna es ell
protagonista de la excelente
pelicula "Hombres sin Mule
res" de la compania Fox, que
hoy comenzara a exhibirse.
Els un relate de la vida de
los heroes de los submarines y
ell servicio que estos buques
prestan a la naci6n.
Los crfticos eiogian la mag
nffica labor artistica de Mac
Kenna Y este ha declarado
que ell realismo de su interpre
taci6n Sc debe parcialmente a
la herencia.
Durante mas de 200 amos
los miembros de la familia de
su madre han sido c~apitanes
de barcos de vela y vapor.
Uno de ellos ayud6 a fun
dar Gloucester, Mass, ell gran
centric de pesca.
Interpretan papeles de gran
importancia Frank Albertson,
Farrell Macdonald, Paul Page
Walter McGrail y Ben He
bricks, jr.
Joe Ford dirigi6 la produc-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

Habana, Mayo 30.-El repre-
sentante de la compania ham
burguesa-americana ACADIA de
recibir un despacho del DR.. HUI
go Eckener, comandante del
Graf Zeppelin, en- ell cual Sc lie
dice que ACADIA de pasar por
Puerto Rico y que seguira en-
Inca recta hacia Lakehurst,
New Jersey, no pasando por la
Habana.
No obstante este todavia no
ha desaparecido la esperanto
Se que ell comandante Sc decida
a pasar por aqui, aunque sin
hacer parada.
Ell ma tempo demor6 ell vue
10 del dirigible y ell comandante
deSea llegar cuanto antes a
L%akehurst, New Jersey, dados
los gastos que ell retraso origi-
ma, de mas de Mil pesos por dia.
La Habana estaba va prepa-
rada para hacer un grandioso
recibimiento a la gran nave.
Mas de 800 soldados del e.
jercito habfan sido amaestra-
dos para traer ell dirigible a tie
La gaceta., 1930-05-30
Los JEFES DE LA ARMA-
DA JAPONESA Sc OPO-
MEN AL TRATADO DE
LONDRES

Toxic, Mayo 29.-La dura
~0posici6n de los jefes de la ar
mazda japonesa contra ell ira
tad0 naval de Londres ha de-
sarrollado la question del de-
recho del gabinete a tomar de-
cisiones de esa naturaleza no
obstante la desaprobaci6n del
estado mayor de la marina.
En- un mitin celebrado aver
por los marinos que pertene-
cen al consejo supreme de que
ira, varios apoyaron la air.
maci6n del almirante Kanjji
Kayo, jefe del estado mayor
de la armada, de que ell gobier
no ha errado sacramento acep
tando ell compromise de Lon
dres, particularmente por 10
que a tonelaje sc refiere. Con-
currieron al mitin los almiran-
ties principe Fushimi, Kato,
Okada y Togo.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30
FALLECIO LA ESPOSA DEL
DR.. MILO c. PINTADO

Cuando iba a ser sometida
a una operation, hoy por la
manana, en- ell hospital NUM-
cipal, dej6 de existir una da-
ma muy Querida en- nuestra
s~ociedad, la esposa de nuestro
querido amigo ell DR.. Milo c..
Pintado.
Era la Sra. Pintado de ma
cionalidad americana, hernia
ma del conocido abogado Hen
ry Taylor, de Miami.
Deja a su eSposo, una nina
de 3 amos Y medic y otros ia
miliares. Residia en- la Gale
Lamar 1902, en- Tampa
Heights.
Ell cadaver sera tendido en-
la funeraria de Marion B..
Reed y ell domingo por la ma
mana Sc la embarcara para X.
West, donde recibira sepultu-
ra en- ell pante6n de la familia.
AL DIR. Pintado, en- estas no
ras de amargura infinita, lie
expresamos nuestra mas since
ra condolencia.
DescanSe en- paz la carino-
sa madre y esposa.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

Los huerfanos del Colegio dc
maria Auxiliadora" presenta,
ran ell pr6ximo domingo 10. de
JUNO, un selecto programa mu-
steal en- la Iglesia Cat6lica de
West Tampa.
A las diez y media habra mi
sa solemne oficiada por ell pa.
Dire Luis Condo. Ell sermon es
tara a cargo de P. Bergone.
Esta festividad sera la CO.
ronaci6n de los cultos que du.
rante ell mes de mayo Sc han
venido celebrando en- honor de
Maria Auxiliadora.
Como estos huerfanitos, diri'
gidos por ell P. Alvin, tiener
conquistada una merecida ia
ma de consumados artistas, es
grande la expectation que hay
para escucharlos.
Recientemente dejaron graf
sima impression en- cuantos pre-.
senciaron la ejecuci6n de su re
pertorio musical en- Ybor, cor
OCCASION del homemade a D Bos.
co.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

Dorta, de la avenida Doce 1910;
Perla Marriage, de la Gale 81
1869; Carmea Mannings, de
la Gale 81 1861; Tulsa Ca
brera, Armenia 1906; Sebas-
tan Cabrera, Armenia 1906, y
Tony Lara, de la Gale 10 1902.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30
BATALLA EN- Ell BRASIL

Buenos Aires, Mayo 30
Despachos de Sac Paulo, reel
bidos por los peri6dicos de
aqui, dicen que 10 personals
murieron y 30 resultaron he
ridas en- un combate librado
entire policfas y ciudadanos
en- la aldea de Andradas, es-
tado de Minas Geraes.
Los despachos anaden que
ell Official jefe de la policia y
ell lider Crestes Comes figuran
entire los muertos.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30

lui hoy en- un aeroplano, pro-
cedente de Washington, reco-
rio a su suegro, Dwight w. Mo
rrow, y despues de una parada
de diez minutes saIi6 para Ne
wark.
Mr.. Morrow lego al aerodro-
mo cinco minutes antes que ell
coronel y los dos Sc ~prestaron q
YER fotografiados.
La gaceta., 1930-05-30
CLERIGO QUE TRATABA
DE ESTAFAR $4,000

New York, Mayo Boiler
bert w. Hunter, que dice ser
un clerigo, de "a amos de edad
aparece hoy acusado de tratar
de estafar $4,000.
Presto fianza de $1,000 pa
ra quedar en- libertad provi-
sional.
Dice que los $4,000 que el
trataba de obtener pensaba
destinarlos a pagan deudas de
amigos suyos a los cuales ven
do acciones ell ano pasado.