New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 2, 1928, Page 11

PLAN CONFERENCE ‘ OF BUSINESS GIRLS New Britain Y. W. C. A. to Have Delegates in Bridgeport The Business Girls' mid-winter conference of the southern Iingland division of th 3 will be held in Bri ¢ and Sunday th be port or on he Sat- first time will represented ence. Miss Mary mands, business and industrial girl secretary, and Ann Brown, president of one of the clubs, Frances Greco president of another club, Josephine firanca, Margaret Friedrich Helen Stempien are planning to tond The conference opens a on Saturday afiernoon with regis- foring. There will be a trip through Bridgeport, an acquaintance party and banquet. On Sunday there will be morning worship, a gencral for- um, discussion groups, meeting, vespers and an tea. The theme of the s “Hidden Treasurs Guaintance party will be in the of a private parly in ing the conference thene, Thy Britain girls will wear black cloth pirate hats with skull cross bones decoration. Many national board Y e 10 be at the confer- nmeeting: discussions, cte. Miss Irene Corten of Bridgo- port is conference exceutive and Miss Norma Stauffer of the national hoard business and professional de- partment is associate excentive, M Patty Lee Cla Hartford has ge of avocations, Miss Muricl Crewe, director of music in Hart- sord, is conference song leader. Miss Clara Reed, chairman national bus i and professional department, will lead Sunday morni: “he discussion group Women in Busir Girl at Leisure Our Program,” Building,” “Making an Choice of Your Vocation, shall We Bring About Among Various Y Group: 1ed by Miss Stauffers, Mis Zanzinger, genvral yoke, Mass., Miss B cational director, Hazel Ormsbe of International port, and Mary ¥ W C and at- t 4 o'clock business au revoir conference s The ac- form with New oil i W C. A ence —“Progress of Th piritual Va lub, lues of Program Intelligent " and “How ociation will be Emnia executive Tnstitute Dunbar, gen 3 A., Bridgeport; Stanley Brown, president of Bridgeport Y. W. €. A. will lead vespers which is the closing honr of the conference, 276 Famous Walkers to Take Part in Marathon Tos Angeles, Mareh 2.—4A@—Two hundred ty runners and walkers, them international thon events, have 48,300 cross coun- York starting was announced to- seve among tigures in - mar ualificd tor the iy trek to New Sunday, it city, d C. €. Pyle, who is staging the marathon, announced that the run- ners would be sent away in groups of 25. The first stop will he Puente, al., some 20 miles distant, where the contestants will remain over night. Athur Dnffy, 100 yards in 9 appointed referce the n to do 5 seconds has been tirst n EARTH v Rillings, Mont,, ) A distant earth tremor was felt hero at 10:25 last night. Buildings werc slightly shaken, but no damage was | done, The shock extended 16 miles | west to Laurel, but it was not felt cast of h Last night's quake followed a ger- fes of tremors in the ley in south central Montana Wed- Science Chief | Henry the Amer History chosen 4 Oshorn an Muscum of New president of of Natural has American r th ent of nin hville. He world t known and au f many ith ancient life Lo carth bee presid sssociation i on paleontole books e sts i on B . WEED DIES Greenwich Man Was Birst seerc of Y. M. C. A, in That Place— Was 51 Years Old. March 2 (P—Ho Weed, 54, first tary ot Men's Christian Association nwich, and former secretary pringficld, Ma and home Greenwich, N, Young n Gr " seere Greenshur in Stamford, night. nee 1 wrial d unford, gave up sec had lived in place and en- in His resid extended through nine 1y growt o his native business, sowhich buildin, I, was la expense and cfforts, formerly clder of the Presbyterian church here. Mr. Weed is survived widow and three children. mugg lmg \clnmes ) On Pacific Ocean Ship San Francisco, Mar, 2 (R— toms officials today found undecla- a4 bales of 1 ind silks and an ment of liquor on the navy transport Chaumonr, which arrived here from the Orient last & md immediately s on the vessel for Two members of to he petty officors. questioned at lengih, but no formal cherges hid been pliced against them last night Officials said that even mail will be opened in scarch of clues to the identity of th 1 smuggle Good Looking \\ oman (.ermdn Ship Captain Hamburg, March (U —The first woman to captain German hip is Christine Boettchor, and 200d-looking. She has tion examination = Friesland, thus qualifyi ite hier own coastwise trade she accompanied was captain of a tween German He was by a ns- seid the were crew, in German seven ¥ hushand who vessel, plying be- and Sweden. vessel TFor her ars EW BRITAT QUARANTINE BREAKERS FIND COURT LENIENT : (Continued from First Page Poskus nor her daughter were home. That night, Officer Charles re Jocated them at 189 Hartford avenue and escorted them home, Inspector Dolan having re 4 of the police conncctior case yesterday, he and Dr. W. Pullen, superintendent of health, went 10 the tenement, which consists of two rooms in the basement. I fore notifying the police, Inspector Dolan ordered Janowitz out of the house but on returning with Detec- iy rgeant G, C. Ellinger, he 1d that Janowitz had returncd d Walentukonis was with hi Janowitz said he was needed to re pair the but there was a hot” fir inspector served stoy it Ellinger 1. the fo ing that the 48 not reac quarantine and the he opinion that the lignorant of the {ments. Janoy kus wa ove in men appearcd quarantine require- d ot Mrs. Pos- #d him 1o repair the kitchen and that waus the reason he th tenement, He knew wrantine, he said. companion told a story of se ing out Junowitz to visit a contractor near Schuctzen Park to ask for em- ployment and on being told he could find Janowitz in the Oak street tene- ment, he went there and rapped on {the door. nowitz asked him in, saying he wonld be ready in a fow miinutes, but in the meantime Mrs, Poskus siuddenly shunted both men into the hedroom, warning them that the authoritics were coming. Walen- tukonis said he did not know what she mcant but he went into the room ind while there he was arrested, DOG SAVES LIVES Tiny Chow Responsible itz testific Pittsburgh, | For Safety of 21 Members of the Tanken Chukky. | r)—a! lives of 21 Manila, T. H., March 2 tiny chow dog saved th members of the crew of the Tanker Chukky, wrecked by an explosion off panese coast, ecording to Chief Engineer Jerry he n. Sheehan and eleven other members of the crew arrived here aboard the . §. President Pierc i Chukky w wreeked ago. The crew 1ook to the s and was adritt without uing instruments. | t was Ming's nose and his dog instinct which saved us,” Sheehan said. | “We didn't know direction from another. Ming, who is own by First Assistant Engineer Buckley caught our attention as he stood in the how, sniffing the air like a setter to wind a grouse. “He kept his nose in one direeti and we pointed the boar in that di- vection “We reached some Japanese fish ing boats after we had drifted, sailed and rowed for six hours.' 1‘ AMIN ANNOUNCED rkeley, ‘ali Mar. 2 (UP)— today studied the discovery of a new vitamin announced by Dr, Herbert M. ans of the depart- ment of anatomy of the University Scientists to be known as the sixth so | new vitamin, vitamin F will malke far known to scienc Th substan is declared by 15} ne for proper velopment of animal life. Dr. | de- | ssary Discases and insects take an an- | 1ual toll of one-fifth of the possible op vield in America. | | | Womens and_(Misses 215 MAIN STREET "~ NEW SPECIAL NEW SPRING HATS MoreThan 300 Chic All New Spring Colors In Large Medium and Small Headsizes. Chic combinations of Felt and Straw in solid and two-toned colors. 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