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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04
An Attractive Little Costume
BY MARY MARSHALL.

dress and matching jacket. The dress
has elbow sleeves and q small beige tie;
are also beige.
This weeks circular shows how to
make one of the new cape collars which
may be added to a sleeveless dress to
make 1t up to date. II you would like
q copy, please send your stamped, self
addressed envelope to Mary Marshall,
care Of this paper, and 1t will be
forwarded to you.
(Copyright, 193o)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-04
DAILY DIET RECIPE
RICE WAFFLES.

Ik1Sc w
Cold rice, one cup; -four, three
quarter cup; baking powder, two
teaspoons; salt, one-half tea
spoon; melted butter, two table
spoons; milk, two cups: eggs, two.
MAKES SIX wAFFLES.
Mix flour, baking powder and
salt. Combine beaten egg yolks,
rice, butter and milk. Add this to
dry ingredients. Add Stiffly beaten
egg whites. Bake on hot waffle
iron. Recipe furnishes starch,
protein, a little fat. Lime and
iron present, but vitamins have
been damaged by action Of the
baking powder.
DIET NOTE.
Recipe can be eaten in nodera-
ton by adults of normal digestion
who are of average or under
weight.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
Prince Says Bobby Quit
 In Time for Holiday

London, Nov. aS GP) - Two events in the last six years stanl out in the mind of the Prince of Wales. who was the guest of honor at the annual Thanksgiving dinner of the American society at the Savoy hotel last evening.
 These two, he told the Ameri- cans. are the flight of Colonel Lindbergh to Paris and the ap- pearance of Bobby Jones on the British golf horizon"
 "l can say it is a genuine cause of Thanksgiving to British golf CTS and golf followers" the prince declared. that Bobby has retired from competition.
 The prince remarked that all persons strove toward perfection whether in science, industry, agri- culture, art, or sport. and that the Englishman in an effort to attain perfection admired any individ ual success on the other side of the ocean.
 It was then that he mentioned Colonel Lindbersh and Bobby Jones, the references receiving loud applause from his hearers. He predicted that four great golf trophies never again would be won by one man in a single year.
 Ambassador Dawes also spoke at the dinner.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
.DRY SAYS VOTERS
 NOT INTELLIGENT
Doesn't Believe They Should Be
 Allowed Referendum

Boston. Nov. 2S (CP)-Mrs. Eliz- abeth Triton, Massachusetts dry leader, is opposed to a national pro- hibition referendum because she believes the average voter is not in- telligcnt enough to decide public questions in that way.
 She made this explanation in talk ing a stand in opposition 10 the an- nounced plans of Congressman A. Piatt Andrew of Massachusetts, wet. to propose such a referendum at the reXt session of congress.
 They who propose to establish in our constitution the principle of pure democracy, that is. nation wide referendum, should think long time whether this nation is ready 10 give up representative govern ment,' Mrs. Triton warned
 ITO one who ilas worked inti- mately in four referenda in this state" she said. ''it has been shock ing to sec how little the people real ly know what they are voting on.
 "A national referendum, counted by population and not by states, would absolutely break down the principle of state sovereignty. II would put the big cities in control, Chicago for example. Would the south and west vote do this? Would it be wise for the country as a while to do thisH"
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
Jail Cook Stays On to
 Prepare Holiday Dinners

New York. Nov. 2S ,fpl-FiftrcN hundred weIl-tllvd prisoners on Welfare Island were singing the praises tonight Of a Thanksgiving hero who finished the job-oy,n though the job was finished
 Big heaps of chicken. potatoes. salad and pte lay in the lardcls yesterday waiting for the toucu of the master, but the prison was immersed in gloom The Greek chrf whose name. by request oi tho warden, shall he George, was due 10 complete his rap at 6 ?. m. and pass out the gates be- lore The holiday dinner was pre-. pared
 With no suggestion from tho warden aud no appeals from The prisoners "GeoTE," fought oUt tho problem alone in as cell. whl'" a world he had not soon 0" s months beehoucd 10 him md lis fellow prisoners hun @,ily awaited his decision.
 Eut George ullut fail them. A 5.2n 3. n1. h" rolled uN his s'or}cs aud he slammed on his Hnto zap and h" hol,or.J for the galley noy When l5oo four coarse dinners had bocu served. a, rol,cl down his sleeves and he 'nrvW his cap in the corner and .a Kicked tHo sa'loy boy good . byo. Then lhe gates slammed behind him,
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
Motorists Principals
 In S17,0OO Crash Suit

Wells Rockwell of Meriden has been sued for sl7.000 by Agatha Trotta, Carmen Trotta and Bernard Trotta, also of Meriden, who are rep resented by Attorney s. Gerard Ca sale of New Britain. Carmen Trotta seeks, s2,000. Agatha, his wife. seeks slO,000, and Bernard, their son, s5,00O.
 The Trottas allege that Rockwell was negligent and careless in driv- ing his automobile at the corner Of West Main and Maple streets, Meri- den. on August 20, 1880, causing a collision with their car. which was driven by Bernard Trotta. His mother was a passenger in the car and both were injured. Carmen Trotta's claim is based on the loss Of the society and services of his wife.
 The writs are returnable in supe- rior court for New Haven county the first Tuesday of November.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
Girl Dies in Pennington

lSret .Hi tH the HeIaI4J Pennington. Nov. 25 - Marion .Dwyer. ;. of Waterbury, Was fatally
 injured in Pennington while riding in her grandfather's car which was
 in collision with another automobile on the College highway near the Bristol road intersection about 2:%0 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
 child died later in the Hartford hos
 pital.
 The car in which the child was
 riding was driven by Charles $ .Hassen. Gl West Porter street Wa .terbury. The machine with which il serashed was operated by AXel Olson, f1lG Green street, Bristol The pas .sengers in both cars were injured sCarl and Anna Eassel children of Charles Hassell. were slightly hurt.
 as was their father Olson and d messenger in his car. Miss Mary Yas- shenski of Pequabuck. Plymouth. were taken to the Bristol hospital with serious injuries.
 Both drivers are being held under ssf ,o00 bonds on technical charg"a Of reckless. driving pending the cor oner's report
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
Bitter Winds J,puDrtrH

Albany. x y. Nov. 2S tPl-Ejt,er winds swept a Whitcnod Now York state landscape carly today with temperatures generally well below 'reezin" and snow ranging from a rraco in tha cast to heavy falls in tna rhauauUa and Watcr,o"n aoc- lions.
 Tuo sDron1 heavy mowstoru Of 'A. s'1+ou had piled two and a half f-ot oC snow on tho level in many parts o' Chahauqua county. with 10 foot drifts frequent, and late last night i- was still snow ing "as hard as it couid snow' in Wat"r'own. and a deep blanket down.
 Tho rest oe 'ho state suffered p~ncipaIly from sharp winds from the carly hours Of Thanksgiving day into the night. While the Adj rondacks generally had consider able snow. it failed 10 completely cover the earth from the Albany ueighborhood south
 At midnight Albany reported a temperature of 19 above, Elmira lad the same temperature early in the night. Oneonta had 21 above. Poughkcepsie 3n above, and GIens Falls, nearer the Adirondacks, 1G.
 None Of the larger cities and towns reporting had temperature above freezing.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
New ! 0rl, Statc Hit

E.1aIo. N r. Noe. -> lP-Snom uI cold gripr7d 1v.-'.rn N.w Nort today, With t.Wpsr#'3ro~ ae To" as tn d,~r"c- abo}" z.ro and snow 10 B depth Of Two f.ot n many places. al local weather r.eor34 for 'he -.o~tug days O Noy7mb.r rc-" Urokcn 'u. meeorolo@iz, station h.ra announced
 Over thIs end ot laa. Erie a high wind prevailed and tu highways along rhe lake shore ue'~ecn here end Duu>frh snow Was piled at som. points 10 depth of to or l- feet. Many amomobIlis,s who y,s- -ordar vera HlocEad-I while oo tho way 10 the homes Of friends 10 m- tend ThauESgiy.u@ dinners. this morning stjII were in hotels CT farm houses awaiting help 70 free 'hair abandoned automobiles. The storm Vas most severe a' f'redouia. ~aeri- dan. Rrocjaon and Silver Creek
 Al Buffalo onlg au inch Of SHOW f4u during fine HohdaN. bur at Ham, burg lo miles ii tne sou,u. more rna0 a too' rama down. To tho north Of Buffalo. in Niagara county little or 10 snow foIL hut the highways were icy and travel was difficult,
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
Appropriation Granted


 T'r.~drur Hoovrv'- reply 'o that ra-u@y vas an announcement rha: ro would obtain funds by private contribution f nrcos-arr. 10 con- unue m investigation which he t..urJ yi,U 10 The nations welfare. Tho appropriation eventually was passaI ..g congress-
 Ar,uough legislation deajia@ with prohjldIon is unH,cIy at this Ses- sIon it IS a subject which ru@endcrs reat whenever il arises A statement by Chairman FesS Of tho republican national committee that the rapub- lcan party could not reject prohi- ton in 1882 raised a whjrl"ind of contradictory opinion. Fcss was 5mazad that his brief reference 10 the subject roulI cause so much ln- tra-pary debate, dissent and ap- proyaI
 Tho WiuEcr~han comm"uo may no, loo ready 10 report or proabj- ton nezt month hu' is assured Of vj-oro9o senatorial demands for an expression ot its coIyctiyr opinion. The commission Is now in rec"ss and viI resume jts Gslioer3tions be- cembcr 8.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
NEW RESTRICTIONS PUT ON J.. s. s. R. IMPORTS
Port Officials Told Not to Accept Russian Inspection Certificates
 for Sausage Castings.

Washington, Nov. 2S (UP)-New restrictions on United States trade with Russia were announced today by the agricultural department.
 The department issued an or der canceling the authority of port officials to accept Russian inspec- tion certificates for sausage castings, and feed stuff for livestosk. This action was taken. the department said, because it has no accurate in formation regarding the Russian inspection system. In the future. Russian sausage casing and feed must be fumigated here before being placed on sale. Imports of castings last year totalled s4,000,0O0.
 Dr. John R. Mohler, chief of the bureau of animal industry. said a similar ruling was put into effect for other meats some years ago. As result, no Russian meats are ship ped here because they cannot be fumlgated. as can sausage castings. Earlier this week the treasury de- partment issued new order bar ring cinvict-made goods, which was expected to initiate against many imports from Russia.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
Considered Some Time

Hartford. Nov. 45 lP-The re- moval Of insane prisoners from Wetherstield state prison 10 a state hospital has been considered by the state prison board. the warden of the prison and the state board Of finance and control for some time. and is now "in the works" it was revealed today by State Commissioner of Finance and Control Edward F. Hall.
 The plan calls for the housing O. state insane prisoners at the Cou- HectIcut state hospital at Norwich. it was explained by Commissioner Hall, the budget for the next bien- nial providing for the construction Of a new building at Norwich fo" the employees Of the state hospi'a' tho building now being used by in" employees being unsuited for conyer-
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
RELIEVE MAN SUlCIDE
 IN WORCESTER CAVE
,conttnrcd From First raee1

- tContIuCCd From lIa" '7 B l,rt side. Local police at first dis - .,nr,ad the suicide theory on tha g .,ronnds that either wound Wour! '= have proved fatal and the Sseon' - .aot would have been lmpossio-e' E Volunteers. aided by mechanical - ..'tnr,snr carried with treat difli- = CTI-v deep into the ca>". worked TOT = 7s hours before freeing the body 1'
 II o'clock last night.
 ~ Medical Examiner Baker. who @ ssv The body shortly a.'"r # Feav'- n this r..z. pointed out that pow - tor burns around both wounds. ani ~ +5a nosr5oo or .as revolver. all m- = a.cated sucj3o-
 - s.a+o d..-c.nys said the man ~ must have crav'e1 into inc fsslr' = sr the rad Of ta" ca>e. ~QhTnI.a- ~ 5n feet arst Us far @S possible. aa ; ~ -hen shot himself
 ~ The victim WAS described a7 a'o." ~ ri wars on. six feo- 'a.- #.j ~ vefeain- about @92 poonas. "at Q body was clad iu 6 hluo suit, with ~ ian shoes and a black winter cap. ~ Sutton police began search for ~ Michael sfsAa of that town who - had haen reported missing, bat 'a' ~ description Of the boIy it was sad.
 , tailed 10 tally with tAa. C. S.~N'-
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
TRUCK DRIVER INJURED

Joseph Mitchell, of 3GS Park street, who is employed as truck driver for tho Berson Brothers Coal Co, was admitted to the New Brit ain General hospital at 2:4o o'clock this afternoon where he was treated his head.
 The injury was sustained when he stopped suddenly, while driving along Stanley street in order to avoid striking another machine, causing him 10 be thrown against the windshield.
 His injuries are not considered serious by the hospital authorities.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
Midwest SbiNpr.

Chicago. Nov. 2S (P--Tho mid vest, shivering from unseasonably low temperatures that have brought suffering and death 10 score or more persons, still was feeling the oIer's of the cold snap today as word came that another distur- bancc was developing in northern Alberta in Canada The Canadian storm was reported moving south ca"tward.
 Although the weather bureau said there would be some relief today in r0o~r sections of NebTasl;a. E1nsas, North and F'"u'h Dakota, 'Innceota. ther again tomorrow was forecast
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
EMPLONES HELD UP

Cleveland, Nov. 2S UP) - Six employees of the Chandler & Price company. printing press manufac- turers. were held up today by two SS.000 payroll.
 The gunmen entered from the front entrance, lined the workers against the wall. secured the payroll from an open safe and fled in a waiting automobile.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
.JOBIESS SELL APPLES

Hartford. NOV. 2S.-SCOres or lOb- less Hartford men today bought crate of apples on credit and sold the fruit on city streets to help keep the wolf from their doors. The apples have been procured from the Bristol Farmers Cooperative Pur- chasing association at s crate and the jobless merchants will make a The plan has the approval Of city officials.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
PILOT REPORTED MISSING

Cleveland, O.. Nov. 28.-UP)- Cleveland airport officials were ad- vised today of the disappearance of William Griffin, Cleveland pilot who took off from Hamilton, Ont, Tues day to fly home by way of Buffalo and w.o has been unreported since.
 Griffin was flying q small cabin monoplane which he had construct ed himself.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
INJURED H. 5. 7EACHER
 GETS s5,OOO DAMAGES
lvor.inacI Prom Tr~. FaE'

r-.r>r- street several uog'nS aco ,-s el,cn a superior court NdEmeA' rsr z6.4GE for injuries.
 Al+no-cn the ConDrr',oH' '.o. WIS .t -0-9csenlaot. it is probable '"a' F vrl have 10 pay fho fu' amount Q. damages. S.av~ Grneat Sr. owner os tha tracn aod s-e>e Gr"chn Jr. Gri,cr. are said 10 ns without funds r.ceeeary to meet lle financial o'- tigations.
 The case. ,r.sd before r.3ea Ed- 7, ard Neomaus and a my lasted -hree G4rs boginnnS Friday and continuing or Tuesday and Wedn"-- dav. Al , o'clock Wednesday a.''r- roon the Jury retired and after being in session for an hour and B aa1f i, @ale verdict for the plain Tiff. Under thu rnltng S5.n"o is '''c amount set with an additional &139> D coycr the actual expenditures ny -hs boys father for medical and surgical assistance.
 John. vho is the son 0. Sir- and Mrs, .INIll l-t4' II I- --' '...'.7 on avcnuo. v@s rntGrnin" home alter attending 8 session Of church school. + WAS the clalu of his rarhor that tha hus pulled over 10 fhe left side Of rh" highway and inc boy stepped out 10 tho middle Of inc road.
 The plaintiff through Hmger.ord
  * sexe and Attorney Harold Eis'n- teYg. wno is associated with that Of +u,. clai1naa the ronneotcut CO, driver was negligent in allowing 'Ao {, passenger 10 alight in d dangerous : portion ot the highway. The d'- tardant company 'hrough Attorney . Joseph P. Berry. claimed the ro- sponsibinty of the company erased when the passenger was discharged, This contention was answered by Judge Morris |. Sa.e "I'n th" state 2 ,aent that the rc-ponsiolii-E ro- msined until the paasengor Was I0ff la a safe place,
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
ELECTRIC HEARING SET

Hartford, Nov. 2S LP, - The pub lie utilities commission today assign ed Tuesday. December 16, at 10:2n a. m. for a hearing of the petition of A. N. Stanley of Bethel, for an the Danbury and Bethel Gas X Flee tric Company 10 install poles and wires so as 10 provide the petitioner with electric service at house and tea room owned by the petitioner.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
CONSPIRACY SUIT
 FILED BY GERD|S
Ccontinued From First Page)

and Canada, but in 1927, after the defendant had purchased from Charles W. Kammritz Of Hartford q half interest in the patent he re- ccjTcd the exclusive agency.
 The third action is against the Gerdis Corporation. Inc, for dam ages of S1o,0oO and an order to en- join and restrain it from continu- ing 10 sell the indicators and also to make an accounting of the profits 10 the plaintT
 The plaintiff, in one Of the actions, sets forth that his good will in the GcrdiS CorpOraion under which he operated prior to giving the exclu- 5lve agency for the product to his brother, was reasonably worth s4O,-
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
PRESENT PAGEANT

Manchester, Nov. oS.-N early 100 men and women Of Center Con- greGational church last night took part in a pageant, "Thc Way Through presented in the church house auditorium. The program was a part of the dedicatory exercises for the new addition to the church which was formally opened in Sep tembcr. The play was presented in eight scenes depicting the growth of the church.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
OBTAIN TWO PILOTS

Mexico City, Nov. 28 (R-Thc de- nounced today that two American airplane pilots. one Of whose names vas given as Shut" had been de- tained at San Luis PotoSi for talk ing off from Nalbuena field hero without a permit The pilots, both of whom are civilians, were en route 10 the United States with two planes.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
Smalley School Door
 Broken by Burglars

Persons who forced their way into the Smalley school last Wednesda v night broke the panel from one O. the doors to gain entrance. The matter was discovered yesterday and reported 10 the police by the school principal.
 It will not be possible 10 make complete check-up on whether anything was taken until the teach CTS return after the holiday vaca- ton.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28

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  end of he to complete rome at nd The o of O of in in ia O the Imperial
  of London o T n the Dr.
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New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
POLICEMEN ATTEND
 COMRADES FUNERAL
Continued From First Page)

A trio composed Of Mrs. Grace Staples. Organist Michael Grafton and Miss Jennie Rogers sang My God, My Father" as the casket was borne into the church. At the of- fertory Mrs. Staples sang Ave Maria" and at the conclusion Shall I Be Forgotten" At the recessional the trio sang Abide With Me"
 The pail bearers. members Of the regular force, were Officers Joseph Kennedy, Maurice Flynn, George Collins. William Grabeck, William Cronin and Philip I:loomquist The flower bearers were James Maloney and William Peterson.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
10TH WEDDING FAILURE

Olney, H., Nov. 2S (UP)-The tenth matrimonial venture of Syl- vester Plumlee failed 10 materialize when Lulu finders, his intended wife, married Joe Brooks on the spur of the moment. Plumlee announced that he would seek a refund on the unused license.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
BANDITS ROB CHAIN STORE

NorWalk, Nov. 2S.-FoUr bandits last night held up a Main street chain store and escaped with the days receipts, s125. They fled in the direction Of Danbury. A descrip ton of the band tallies with that Of the four men who Tuesday night robbed the Henry Pope and Sons factory in Stratford.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
COURT BINDS OVER
 ADMITTED FIREBUG
(continued From First ra=o)

Carter and his friends that the fires that have destroyed his two barns in slightly more than years inter- val were not accidents, and sine" the blaze which consumed the new barn sunday there has been an in yestigatjon toward finding q clue to q possible incendiary. Mcintyre vas first arrested after being questioned and later confessed 10 having light d the blaze which destroyed prop erty valued at 51S.noo last year. Damage sunday vas estimated by Mr. Carter at more than $5.o9Q.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
BANKER ENDS LIFE, USING SHOESTR|NG
(Conunued From First pago)

tConunucd From First page) proHimatcly $In0N Gn0, and he cx- pressed 1h" opinion that wIth c,o- nomical administration Of tha u- stitutioI's affairs the d"posItors ould te paid in full. The state superintendent Of banks was named receiver.
 One of Dozen Banks
 The Liberty Bank X. Trust con- pany was one Of about q dozen banks in Tennessee that have closed this month, II was tho second to fail in Nashville, its closing follow ing by q week that Of the Bank Of Tennessee. q subsidiary Of the in vestment banking house Of Caldwell and company, now in reCeiyership The Peoples Bank &, Trust company. a Negro institution in Nashville, closed q week ago.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
Bristol Man k filed

f'f'' '-t ID t..H ....'t' Bristol. Nov. x --- Emil X JinIm, of 57 Lawndalo street, IS under $l.- g GoO bonds on a technical charge Of - reckless driving as rh" result of taeal injuries sustained by William . khnkevicz, 4. Of tf4 Tulip srreot. @ who was rim down by H"in1's car al Q Park and Tulip street shortly after . ! o'clock last evening" kj.uHoEicz . Vas attempting 10 cross Park street a5 Helm was driving along that p thoroUehfare toward Aluzzy tl"ld,
 Helm sounded his horn. he told Q police. and this confused th" ped"s- iran, who changed his direction :eY- cnal times and finally ran into 'hr . path o' Helm. who bE this time had -aIso become rarllel. EIinheEicz "uf- . farcd a fractured skull and was taaen to the Bristol hospital where
 he died at S:@5 o'clock.
 . The accident victim is survived hy
 T widow and two children. Funeral . arrangements are incomplete. . Heim's case. presented in court
 tuls morning, was continued yntil Dccembcr 6.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
STEAL TRUCK GASOLINE

Someone syphoned the gas out of a truck belonging to the New Brit ain Awning and Tent Co.,. while it was parked in the garage at 453 West Main street last night accord ing to a report made today Tt police headquarters.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
FIREMAN INJURED,
 FAMILIES ROUTED
New Haven Blaze Fought in Near Zero Temperatures

New Haven, Nov. cS [FD - One fireman was injured and three fam lilies were forced into the street in night clothes early today by a fire which swept from the cellar to the roof of a three family dwelling at 34 Stevens street. The damage was estimated at s1S,0oO.
 With the temperature dropping 10 the lowest mark of the season. water poured into the burning building froze rapidly. covering ffremcn and the scene Of the fire with thick coats of ice.
 I.adderman Thomas Maloney was plunged to the cellar when the eel lar stairway collapsed as he an1 other frcmen were dra gging l. line of hose into the building. He was treated by a physician, and fhen taken home in a semi-conscious condition.
 The occupants in the building were aroused by the screams of q neighbor who discovered the fire as flames were breaking through the rear of the dwelling which was oc- cupied by the families of Paul Win throp, Albert Sanna and Harry Dorfman.
 Furniture was ruined by water and smoke while the flames con- stunned the roof and extensively damaged the inside Of the dwelling.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-28
NEW YORK CIEARJNCS

New York. Nov. 2S UP}-Bank clearings $1.o29.o0O,oOo; clearing house balance s15I00o.0O0: federal reserve bank credit balance $780, 100000.