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Local Group Attends
Baptist Institute

A group OF Baptist women at
tended the first day OF the Mis-
sion Study institute for Valley
Baptist w. M. u. workers in Yves
laco Tuesday. Another program is
to be held today.
Mrs. Leftwich, who led afternoon
devotionals. was accompanied by
Mrs. Oliver, Mrs. j. F. Dowis, Mrs.
Ewing Clark, Mrs. w. j. Vertrees.
The morning devotionals were led
by Mrs. D.. H. Truhitte Of Weslaco,
and Miss Jessie Lee Lilies Of Nc
Allen discussed The Why and How
of Y. w. A. Work" Mrs. j. B.
Tidwell Of Waco is teaching the
mission book, "On Earth Peace"
and led a class period both morn
ing and afternoon. Mrs. F. S.
Robertson gave a report of the
state board meeting in the after
noon, and Mrs. Grant Morrison Of
Mercedes talked on Sunbeam work.
Today's program includes devo-
tionals led by Mrs. L. NJ. Davis
Of Donna, and a talk, The I'M
portance Of G.. AS and r. AS BY
Mrs. r. E. L. Mewshaw Of San
Benito. Mrs. w. 0. Brown is to
give a report of the secretary
treasurer during the afternoon,
which will close with a class pc
Rod.
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French Club
Enjoys MoDel
Irish Party

A novel Irish party entertained
members Of the French club at the
home Of Fleeta Groves Tuesday
evening in Victoria Addition. the
entire scheme OF the evening con-
forming to st. Patrick's Day idea.
Upon arriving. guests were divided
Into Irish families, engaging in a
number Of contests. Winners in
each contest were given candles.
and later in the evening. the
heads" Of the families having the
largest number of points received
grand prizes. They were awarded
to Fenner Baker and Mrs. Mark
ham,
Several Irish games, dancing and
bridge were enjoyed. The refresh
ment course also favored the Irish
color scheme.
Enjoying the affair were Frances
Sethman. Doris Black, Lucille LYLE.
Sarah Shapiro. Miss Tucker, Mr..
and Mrs. Markham. Juanita Reese
Fenner Baker, Domingo Benevides.
James Earhart, Nell Sanders. Eu-
gene Roy. Delsie Tabor, Frederick
Kleiber, Olive Cakes. Anna Cora
PETE, Carl Henshaw, and Ernestine
Ramsey.
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GOOD RESULTS
FROM CARDUI
Arkansas Lady Tells How This
Medicine Helped Her on
Several Occasions.

Huntsville, Ark-when w<s
fifteen years old, I suffered from
backache and headache, and most
of the time I was in bed" writes
Mrs R. d. Axtell, Of this place
Mrs AxteI1 says she was advised
70 take Cardut- MY mother had
used it and found it helpful" she
adds, so I took 1t with good re-
suits. I never vas bothered any
more with aches and pains.
Il am now forty-five years old.
and I'M The mother Of eight chill
dren I have taken Cardui since
I was married and have gotten
good benefit from it.
About tTo years ago, I felt run
down and weak. Ny health was
not what it should have been. SO
I took thee bottles Of Cardui, and
1t helped me q lot. / was able to
do all my work and raise a garden"
II you are rundown, nervous. or
suffer every month, take Cardui,
o purely vegetable, reconstructive
medicine, used by women for over
fifty years.
Thousands Of women praise Car
dui for the benefits they have felt
after taking it.
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Weslaco
TWO HONOREES AT
BRIDGE AFFAIR

Mrs. Oliver Swinnea and Mrs.
Lynn Wright, were hostesses Mon
day afternoon a tthe formers home
with a delightful st. Patrick's bridge
honoring Mrs. Bert Streeter who
is here from Beeville, visiting
friends and Mrs. Monte Walker
who is soon to move near Austin.
The house was pretty with floral
decorations in green and white and
this color was effectively carried
out in the delicious ice and sweet
course The St. Patrick motif was
used in the tally cards and the
table accessories.
Mrs. Harold Harrison received
high score, Mrs. Dale Richcreek
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Comings. Goings

Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Freudenstein
were week end visitors in San An
tonic.
Mrs. Hayden Hays Is In Temple
for treatment, and expects to be
away for a month.
F. z. Mclean OF Burlington, Ia.
father Of Mrs. L. N. Checker, has
arrived in Brownsville TO make
his home here and Mrs. Checkers
sister. Mrs. X. z. Shire of Quincy.
H.. is also her guest, and expects
to be in the city for some time.
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I'M SOCIETY CROES---A COMPLETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMEN& %

assistant census supervisor for the
district.
Mr.. Dalzell spent the entire day
here, comforting with workers In
the district, and making prepara-
tons TO start the work.
Carlos Watson. representing the
Republican party in an advisory
capacity, conferred with Mr.. Dali
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second high and Mrs. Hugh Watson
held low.
Mrs. Streeter received a guest
prize and Mrs. Walker was sur
prised with a shower Of pretty
handkerchiefs.
The guest list included Mesdames
w. L. Campbell of McAllen, Harold
Harrison and mother, Mrs. w. H.
Spencer Of Leroy. MINI. j. j. Swim
nea. Bert Stretter, Dale Richcreek,
Monte Walker. D. r. Mauldin, Roy
Hough, Hugh Watson, L. o. Garrett,
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art work which will be on exhibit
in rooms two and nine, and a spe-
cial program is TO be given by the
auditorium Classes and music pupils
in connection with the Grammar
School PIT. a., which will hold a
meeting Friday afternoon at $3.50
in the Auditorium.
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Rose Gifts Feature
OF Tourist Party

A profusion of beautiful roses. the
gift Of Mrs. Alex Gordon McInnis
of West Banker Place for the Tues
day afternoon bridge party at He
chamber of commerce, MADE a
charming setting for the four tables
OF players enjoying the affair. with
Mrs. Ada Nolan Mayer as hostess.
Each guest received a corSage Of
sweet peas as favors. and the first
prize. a large bouquet Of pink
radiance roses. was won by Mrs.
Thomas Johnston Of Salisbury, Pa.
Mrs. A. j. Rose Of Knox, Pa. re-
ceived second high score favor. a
pretty pot plant. Red radiance roses
we're attracti-ely arranged as dec
orations OF the club suite
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were included in the assemblage.
Brownsville women attending the
meeting were Mesdames Volney
Taylor, II. L. Yates, Harbert DAY.
export, d. p. Gay, Jr., E. q. Holli-
day and c. l.. Hunter.
A ~four-course luncheon was serv-
ed at tables with vases of long-stem-
med pink roses as central decora-
tons and place cards Of green pipes
and shamrocks. carrying out a St.
Patrick Day theme.
Mrs. (. Owen Scott Of Rio Grande
City. Federation president, presided,
and Mrs. T. S. Herrin of Harlingen
was toaStmiStress. Musical numbers
during the luncheon were given
by Mrs. George Hoeffler Of Wes-
laco.
Reports Heard
Reports Of chairmen and confer
ences among leaders and members
Of the different departments con-
stituted the main business Of the
afternoon. Mrs. Harbert Daven-
port Of Brownsville. made an in
tereSting report on PIT. A. activi-
ties. emphasizing the new depart
ment which has been recently Great
ed, that Of applied education. She
touched on the loan fund maintain
ed in the Valley by the PIT. AS
stating that loans Of 5000 have
been made to needy school pupils.
not a cent of which has ever
hnn- lot Che n1c- .nx~av.nNfa ~.
the Is Mexican PIT. AS now func-
tioning in the Valley. Mrs. c. l..
Hunter also of Brownsville gave
other interesting facts concerning
her organization in FL Jardin, and
the outstanding work which has
been accomplished among Mexicans
by forming PIT. AS among mo-
theirs of Mexican children. Mrs. o
EN- Jones, chairman Of Junior clubs
reported the organization Of two
new clubs in Edinburg.
Loan Funds Needed
The Federation heard Mrs. j. A.
Card of Mission tell of the Schol-
arship Loan fund and express re-
gret that the funds were insuffi-
cient, since the committee has had
to refuse assistance to a number
OF worthy girls because of lack Of
money. The fund is maintained
through each club in the Fedora
ton being assessed 81 per annum.
No interest is charged on the loans,
and Mrs. Card is hoping that phil
anthropic patrons may aid this
activity by donations. Mrs. Doss
OF Weslaco donated $40 to the Ed
ucational Loan fund.
Plans were discussed for the VAL
ley Federation spring meeting which
is to be held in Mercedes May Is.
Reservations for the luncheon are
to be made with Mrs. Florence Kalb-
fleisch. and the board recommend
ed that the hostess city not feel
obligated to prepare luncheon for
any number above that for which
reservations have been made. A
speaker Of note will be secured for
the meeting and several features
were discussed for the entertain
ment of visitors.
Del Rio Delegate
During the business session Mrs.
Percy Herman OF McAllen was ap-
pointed delegate for the Valley
Federation 10 the fifth District
convention of the State Federation
which will be held in Del Rio April
9, 10 and IL.
Announcement was made by Mrs.
r. L. Gregory of McAllen, chairman
of the poetry department. that next
year the Federation will have one
day in the program of each club
which will be devoted TO poetry. Mrs.
S. z. Barr Of Los Fresnos. chair
man of the Home Demonstration
department, gave a particularly in
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Census Workers To
Start on April z

SAN BENrTO. March l9.-Prep-
arations for handling Cameron
county in the federal census, which
will start April 2. were made by
census workers here yesterday un-
der the direction OF II. M. DalzeA.
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END GUESTS
AT VALDEZ HOME

Miss Evangellne Valdez and
mother. Of Brownsville. and their
guests Of Havana. Cuba. Mrs. M. b.
Kingsbury and daughter. Mrs. %. J.
Brannon. were weekend guests at
the S. "A. Valdez home here.
Miss Valdez will be remembered
as a former Weslaco resident and
was connected with the Harold IN
surance Agency. Mrs. Kingsbury Is
a sister OF Miss Valdez mother. Both
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PARTY HONORS
DAUGHTER

Geraldine Kidder was honor guest
at a birthday party given Saturday
afternoon by her mother, Mrs.
Claude Kidder. Spring flowers and
st. Patrick decorations were used.
Many lovely gifts were received from
the guests. The afternoon vas spent
In playing games on the lawn.
Cake and ice cream were served
to Pauline Marshall, Enid Holsinger,
j. w. Holsinger, Mary Louise Gun
ther, La Vern Digs, Edith Brad
bury. Frances Hammer. Louise Cart
wright. Fay Tracy. Lois Ludwig,
Marcel Hart. Florence Jenkines,
Marjorie. Martha. Norma. Geraldine
and Thomas Kidder. Miss Martha
Griswold and Mrs. c. Cartwright.
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she and her daughter visited here
four years ago and marvel at the
growth made by practically all Of
the Valley towns since their last
visit.
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eel and the census workers dur
ing the day.
The entire force In being whipped
into shape. 10 that the census can
be taken In less than N month.
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Visiting Day For
Grammar School

Parents Of Grammar school pupils
are invited to visit the school any
time during Friday. March Fl,
which has been designated special
visiting day for the school.
Each room IS to have interesting
work on exhibit. Visitors are asked
20 register n the rooms they visit.
so that each section may have a
chance at the prize which Is be-
Ing offered for the room having
the greatest number Of visitors dur
ing the day.
Special attention Is called TO the
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Forty at Federation
Meeting in Weslaco

> Forty members of the Valley Federation of Women's clubs, represent
fng every town having an affiliated organization, attended a luncheon
and business session Of the executive board in Weslaco Tuesday at the
Cortez hotel. Chairmen of the various departments and committees OF
the Federation, as well as an appreciate representation of members
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Society Calendar
THURSDAY

THURSDAY
Magruder Ford chapter, u. d. c.
meets at 10 a. m. at the home OF
Mrs. c. W. Colgin.
Bridge club with Miss Elsa
Walther.
Civic League meets at Methodist
church, 3 p. m.
Mrs. j. r. Harris Jr.. Is enter
tanning at her home in Los Ebanos,
with a bridge party, afternoon.
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formative report OF the work con-
Quoted by her and her assistants,
constituting constructive activity.
Mrs. Telford resigned as chairman
Of the Music department and Mrs.
s. j. Jennings Of Harlingen was
appointed to fill the vacancy.
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A new luxurious
InnerC Coil Mattress


FIRST the S-hour day =. now
Il the S-hour night! Faster sleep
and more time of your own!
An amazing new-type mattress
has taken real rest out of the luxury
class and put it within the reach of
millions.
It's the new Simmons Deepsleep
made with hundreds of resilient
springs that cradle your body in solid
comfort the whole night through.
This is the same inner coil princi-
pie that has been known in wealthy
homes for years. But now Simmons
have applied it to a mattress that
everybody can afford to buy. This
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19

Ray Hardness. Misses Ruth Van
Vliet and Catherine Clark and the
hostesses. 7.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19

Gilbert X Chestertcn, English
writer. will teach two courses at
Notre Dame this spring.
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PARTY ATTENDS
npERA

Mr.. and Mrs. Phil d. Dixon, -
and Mrs. Carl Moeller, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Raymond Mills and aunt, Mrs.
Emma Sickle Of California. and
Miss Eu Jean Smith made a party
attending musical events in S. An
tonic during the latter part Of the
week, returning to Weslaco the
first Of this week. Mrs. Rollin Carr
and Mrs. Bryan James also attended
these affairs.
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Beautiful hair !

Modern hair dreSSers arrange the
hair so beautifully that it's bound
to attract attention. That's why it's
so important to guard its color and
lustre: keep IL in perfect condition.
There is no Surer. simpler way to
do this than with Danderine. Each
time you S your brush, Just mois-
ten 1t with this ~delicately Fragrance
ed liquid. Then as you draw it
through your hair, 1t removes the
excess oil; brings out the natural
color: makes the hair fairly sparkle
with new life and lustre.
How much easier il is to arrange
the hair afterwards. How 1t STAYS
IN place. And try setting" the
waves with Danderine. They STAY
in so much longer.
Danderine quickly dissolves the
crust Of dandruff; puts the scalp in
the pink Of condition; helps the
hair to grow long, silky and abrrd-
anti adv.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Jones left
Monday for their home In Waco
after spending the past week at the
j. M. Mauldin home here visiting
their son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Doyle r. Gibson.
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New Deepsleep Mattress you are
getting today includes many inn
provements inside and out.
Scientific research has led to many
ways of makine this sleep unit better
than ever. All it costs is $500.
Go around TO see it. Compare its
amazing comfort with the old-type
cotton or felt mattresses you pay
twenty-five or thirty dollars for.
Use it with the Deepsleep Box
Spring or the Simmons Slumber
King Spring and enjoy the best
nights rest anybody ever had.
Simmons Company, New York,
Chicago, Atlanta, San Francisco.
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orations OF the club suite
Smyrna times., 1930-08-06

for the purpose of electing a chair
man. The resignation will be
rendered without comment. Gen
eral Ellison, who has been chair
man of the committee on several
occasions, has filled the place the
last time for almost two years.
General Ellison has been a power
in State and county politics for
some time. His resignation, how
ever, does not come as any sur
prise to many of his close follow
ers, who have been of the belief
that he would resign before the
Republican convention, when can
didates are to be named for sew
eral important offices. In resign
ing as chairman of the committee,
many are speculating as to where
he will direct his power during the
coming campaign, especially in the
fight for United States Senator.
In resigning, however, it is under
stood that his henchmen are now
released from his grip and free to
cast their political strength with
the new leaders of the Republican
party.
Smyrna times., 1930-08-06
Youngster Found Bear
Cub Almost Too Soon

Parkland, Wash.-Ward Jacobs,
ten, reading the familiar three-bear
tale, laid aside his book and with
a sigh expressed his wish to see a
real live bear.
"Gee, mamma, I'm going out
right now and see if l can find a
bear"
A few minutes later Ward came
running panicky into the house
with saucer-like eyes and trembling
voice.
Mamma! There's a bear out in
the yardI'
Mrs. Jacobs arrived to see a cub
scrambling up a slim fir tree. She
coaxed it down with bacon and
called the police. The bear has
been taken to Rainier National park
to be liberated.
Smyrna times., 1930-08-06
J.AUST|N ELLISON QUITS AS
NEW CASTLE CO. c. O.P. HEAD
RESIGNS AS HEAD COUNTY
COMMITTEE AS PREDICTED
Had Been Prominent in Republi-
can Politics in County For a
Number of Years

Adjutant General j. Austin Elli-
son rendered his resignation Fri
day as chairman of the New Cas-
tie County Republican Committee.
The resignation will be given to
the executive committee. In all
likelihood, according to political
rumors, General Ellison will be
succeeded by Mayor George w. K.
Forrest, who is said to have the
backing of the committeeman for
the place. The election will be
made, it was stated, at the next
meeting of the committee which is
expected to be a special one called
Smyrna times., 1930-08-06
Give Musical Program
in 5OO-F Feet Deep Cave

London.-In a chamber Of tba
Wookey Hole caves, Somerset. more
than 500 feet below the earth, an
orchestra of 20 performers recently
gave before private gathering 4
selection of tunes ranging from iazz
to classics.
The object was to demonstrate
the remarkable acoustic properties
of the caves, which are now under
going excavations for relics Of prp.
historic ages.
Huge masses of beautifully col
ored stalactites and stalaglnitaS
provided an enchanting background
for the whole scene, which resem-
hled a page torn out of a fairy tale
Smyrna times., 1930-08-06
Irate Citizen Seeks
Rooster-Crowinp Ban

Meridian, Miss.-A law to pro
hibit growing between $3.50 and
$50 a. m. is asked by an ''indig-
nant citizen" in a letter to Mayor
w. H. Owen.
''The cock-a-doodle-doo Of nv
neighbor's roosters disturb my
morning sleep and I want some
thing done about it, preferably a
city ordinance" the citizen wrote.
"Now, how" Mayor Owen asked.
''can anyone stop a rooster from
crowing?"
Smyrna times., 1930-08-06
Five-Year-Old Student
Is Adept as Calendar

Providence, r. I.-Stanley Leon
ard Ehrlich, fve-year-old pupil at
Lexington avenue primary school
here, seems a proper subject for
study by psychologists.
Given a specific date in any
month, he can name the day of the
week upon which it falls.
Given the name of a day and
the week of the month in which it
occurs, he can name the date.
His answers are given within
five seconds
Smyrna times., 1930-08-06
Mount Rainier Snapped
From 27O Miles AWAY

Washington.-Ap picture of Mount
Rainier. taken from a distance of
270 miles, is the latest accomplish
ment of Capt. A. w. Stevens, air
corps Photographic expert, the War
department announced recently.
This feat added fifty miles to the
previous long distance photo
graphic record established by Cap
tain Stevens last year. The photo
graph was taken while Captain
Stevens was in flight 10000 feet
above Crater lake in Oregon.
Smyrna times., 1930-08-06
Pigs Fed Whale Meat
to Improve the Bacor

Observation-Disclosures conducted
at Devonshire agricultural col
lege have produced bacon from
whale-fed pigs which is said to be
superior to any other type. The
whale meat is ground into meal for
feed. The pigs on such diet grow
much faster than ordinarily.
Smyrna times., 1930-08-06
French Senate Sees
No Fun in This Joke

Paris.-The French senate
is looking for a practical
joker so lacking in taste as
to attempt TO Iupe that au-
gust body. Some days ago a
bill came up for debate; the
members became heated in
their arguments.
At the height of general liz
feeling one who had nos
joined in the discussion Ia
conically remarked that the
bill in question not only had
been voted, but that the Jour
nal Oficiel had only that
morning promulgated it as
law.
Smyrna times., 1930-08-06
Master Mind

Executive ability implies some
thing more than giving orders. 1t
demands a thorough knowledge of
what is being ordered. The real
executive is one who is the abso.
lutte master of every little thing
entering into his completed job
Grit
Smyrna times., 1930-08-06
The Pastor Says:

Lovely thoughts are more beauti.
flying than cosmetics.
Science without religion, devoid OF
wings, sinks into materialism, while
religion without science, lacking
legs, scars off into superstition
John Andrew Holmes.
Smyrna times., 1930-08-06
Everett Theatre =,

Monday 4''s' Aida,,
Garbos 5 Ions ~ Tusstayl
talking picture. -,% ,,''t i
adapted from Ii. y .
Dy Eugene oN.5,, ''.''''I |
Everett Theatre w., oP'p
day night. NJ, Ialdtlsts., 4
not only snitas lss Gatbas /,
role of the ;Ssa Sga,'d a'dinirsa,|
gives g,nt every indics.i.,aa ,aa .
rich and plant ',ss5loa sSsl d
Ior any role ~. + y
oe called upon ! ] W sai'a |
5ure. The mucb.siPs.a:g I pay i
accent is 50 Sigh ',s'a,'4 !,
her speech tbo ~ as 70 I'd
Saturday Tie I,as' a.eI
efn Stars" will mn rsa. 4
audience heart ~ ~ aad \
spectacular outdoa. d. ''pl |
licking bI1nor Ing fonalos ]
thrills -'rl-,O[ I'm and its ga]
never been seen on ~ i, \
lore now his hs.n.. I
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Weddings
LYSCH-kEOUGH

MISS Margaret Anne keough,
daughter Of Mrs. Margaret keough
of "A Lawlor street, became the
bride Of William A, Lynch. son Of
Mrs. Marie Lynch OF 252 Clark
street, this morning at 10 o'clock,
The ceremony took place al ST.
Nary's church and was performed
by Rev. Francis Keough, a cousin
Of the bride
Mrs. Thomas Feeney attended her
sister as niatron Of honor and Fred
erlck Lynch attended his brother as
best man.
The bride wore a bridal satin
gown trimmed with Spanish lace
On her hair she wore AROSE Marie
veil caught with orange blossoms,
she carried white roses and lilies Of
the valley. Her matron of honor
wore an orchid SATIN gown with a
picture hat and slippers to match.
She carried pink roses
a reception was held for about 50
guests from New York. New Hamp-
shire. Bristol, Hartford. Bridgeport
and this city After honeymoon
spent IN New York and Boston. Mr.
and Mrs Lynch Will live at A Law
Tor street
Mr.. Lynch IS 4 member OF the New
Britain fire department and is sta
toned al No rre house.