New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1928, Page 19

2 HOUR SNOW 1§ CILORADES GIFT Thanksgiving Day Finds State Under Two Foot Goverage Denver, Nov. 30 P—Residents of six snowbound Rocky Mountain states turned from Thanksgiving feasting today to dig out from un- der & heavy snow that ended about the same time as the feasting did yesterday. The almost continuous 32-hour fall left the entire region blanketed with from one to two feet of snow, which aside from impairing trans- portation and communication sys- tems, caused remarkably little dam- age, as moderate temperatures pre- vailed, The sun was expected greatly to ald in clearing away the drifts to- day. The outlook was for fair and warmer weather throughout the re- gion, 600 Clear Streets ‘The heavy fall called forth real ‘Thanksgiving in the farming areas, as it brought needed moisture with- out causing suffering to livestock. Six hundred Denver laborers found holiday employment in clearing the streets and digging out stalled auto- mobiles. Ten inches of snow fell here, while 17 inches was reported at Lander, Wyo.,, Pike's Peak lay under a 22 inch covering today. Many of the better known moun- tain passes appeared definitely closed to motorists for the winter. Ralil- roads expected to open snowbound lines during the day however, and resumption of air mail service was promised. The storm last night passed on into the Mississippi valley, where the outlook was for snow today as far eastward as the Missouri river. CONTENDS MRS. OWEN'S ELECTION NOT VALID Declares Byran’s Daughter Not El- igible for Congress as She Married Englishman. Jacksonville, Fla., Nov. 30 UP— Contending that Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen, daughter of the late William Jennings Bryan, is ineligible to hold a seat in congress because of her marriage in 1910 to a British sub- Jject, Major Reginald Owen, member of the British Royal Engineers, Wil- liam Lawson, republican, who was defeated by Mrs. Bryan recently, to- Gay continued plans for a congres- sional contest. In event congress intercedes, it will be the first case in which a woman's membership of congress has been contested by the house. Lawson lost in his first move to prevent Mrs. Owen from serving when Governor John W. Martin de- clined the former's request to refuse issuance of a certificate of election to Mrs. Owen on the grounds of her questioned citizenship. Mrs. Owen, who is in the west on a lecture tour, is said to regard Law- son’s contest threat as a joke, inas- much as her status had been ques- tioned before the election and that the voters had sclected her. Mrs. Stearns Reported As Better Today Washington, Nov. 30 (P—Im- provement in the condition of Mrs. Frank W. Stearns, of Boston, {ll at the White House where she has beea & guest of President and Mrs. Cool- idge, was reported today by the president’s physician, Colonel Cou- pal. The doctor sald Mrs. Stearns was “distinctly improved and resting comfortably.” With Mr. Stearns she had intended to accompany the Coolidges on their Virginia vacation but was held at the White House under the doctor's orders. A e SIR JOHN MURRAY London, Nov. 30 UP—Sir John Murray, head of the noted<publish- ing firm, died today at Brighton after a long iliness. In addition to his work as head of the publishing house which was founded in 1768, Sir John was editor of several auto- biographies and was active in var- ious social services. He was 77 years old. 6 HOURS breaks OLD VERY mother should use this method to quickly end colds, grip or flu. Asper-Lax 19 90 sure, 30 quick and #o safe. For children of grown-ups of any ageit gives relief 30 quickly itissimply wonderful. And in six hours or less the cold is ended. You know about aspirin of course. Now all the ‘amazing reliel of common sspirin has bees com.. ‘bised with a gentle liver tonic and bowel stimulast that makes the new aspirin three timcs as effective. e any sspirin you bave ever used. Asper-Las doce CONTRIBUTOR TO ENCYCLOPEDIA By the Associated Presa New York—Among contributors to an edition of the Encyclopedia Brit- annica now in preparation are Gene Tunney, Governor 8mith and Henry Ford, writing, respectively, on box- ing, New York and automobiles. Paris—Georges Clemenceau is a movie fan now. He cared little for the cinema till the talkies, or, as he calls them the sonorous films, came along. In the last few months he has seen five or six films at private showings. “One should al- ways learn,” he explains. New York, Whether it was just for Thanksgiving or something else is unexplained, but Miss Anne Morgan arrived from Europe Wednesday and is going back tomorrow. Amiens, France—The grandad- dy of all razors seems to have been discovered. One found by arche- ologists is estimated to be 10,000 vears old. Apparently it was usca by stone-age dandies. New York—Peaches, who las been in vaudeville, is to have a role in a legitimate play on Broadway. ‘Turin, Italy—For giving her blood three times for the needy, Signorina Maria Teresa Gianoglio, an employe of the state telegraph service, has been complimented by Queen Elena. In one day she aided a disabled war, veteran and a poor woman by trans- fusion, New York—Some of the critics whose holiday task was to review Ganna Walska's first radio concert were informed that Harold F. Mc- Cormick tuned in at his home in Chicago and telephoned his con- gratulations. Rome—The ville inhabited by = poleon at Elba is to be reored by the government. It intends to sue for recovery of the property from a private owner and have it officially classified as a historical monument. New York—Dr. Mortitz Stoehr, professor of bacteriology, whose ad- vocation is fussing with machinery and Inventing things at home, and his wife, Herma Menth, concert pianist, have discovered the way to happy marriage, for themselves at least. For four years they have lived next goor to each other. Prior to that his grinding disturbed her music and he never could find his apparatus. London—Stanley Baldwin, who is fond of his pipe, has a personal ana particular cause for Thanksgiving. “If there had been no America there would have been no tobacco,” he said at a dinner of the American Society, Virginia—Heaven bless ft— is the only country in the world that had tobgcco its currency.” The youthful figure is at its best in a Practical Front Cor- set. 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Bethel—Monoxide gas from auto- mobile is fatal to Perry E. air- | child of Norwalk. | | New Haven—Detectives to bring | Harry Alward, escaped convict, back | to this city from Worcester, | | New Haven—Prof. William Lyon | | Phelps of Yale made honorary pas- !tor of Calvary Baptist churches. Milford—George M. Smoth, for- mer member of the general assem- bly dies following extended illness. New Haven—Miss Mary Cordova files personal injury suit for $10,. 009 damages again:it Wilbur G. ‘Walker, Hartford police commis- sioner. Westport—Former Police Chief Charles J. Quigley is arrested charg- ed with driving without a license and while under the influence of liquor. Hartford—Hoover's plurality in state is 44,574, according to official state figures. New Haven—Workmen tusks of animal boar. dig up resembling wild New Haven—Restaurant owner | denies fare to customers to provide | Thanksgiving dinner with turkey | and fixings free to needy. 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