New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1929, Page 4

4 WUSIC AND LECTURE FOR WOMAN'S CLUB E. E. Whiting to Speak and W. J. Arhour to Play Piano WALTER 2. ARBOUR XD ACTS T0 POT DN REVOLT ‘Yam’fhe@if” [But she could ’] The woman who s n painful periods h q Midol. Non-narcotic the menstr the pain. gans affected by menstr takes effect in five utes. Furthermore ates her tim tablet of Midol orehand will ex- perience 1o pain at all Try to realize what Midol means! Try to helieve that it does really end all suffering, discomfort, no matter how hard a time you've al- ways had! Ohtainable at any drug- store, in & trim aluminum case for Soc. to 1s and to nin- even and Sonora where the revolt ap- pearcd to center. A strict censor- | ship was established. Rebels Seize Cities | Vera Cruz and Sonora have heen | |taken over—apparently wuhom; | bloodshed—by the rebel forces, | |NVera Cruz under the command of | General Jesus Maria Aguirre, until | vesterday chief of military opera- | tions t and in Sonora by Gen- | Manzo, military | sto Topete and | 1 Aguirre. brother of | joined with Manzo. | ador Morrow cut short his -end at Cuernavaca de- ¢d to hasten hack to the capital h his family and prospective son- Colonel Charles A. Lind- and w, Tn a statement {0 Mexico City | newspapers President Portes Gil ex- | pressed confidence his government | 1d survive the rev | is sure it pos- | sient to domi volution in a short time,” not only the | of the nas re- | b dis- | “The governm sses strength he 1 st hecause ) arm loyal because in where revolt there are parts of t the is broken | he army | e rebels | covernn is confl- ¢ force of public opin- | nt as to the | President | savs it is the | lisgruntled military | ilers who wished to ose thetr | for the presidency upon the | at No- elections next re has been mo to that effect, it is the movement fav of Gilberto Val Mexican minister to Great | o has been outspoken in on of President Portes ral Calles sus M. Aguirr 1 Sonora or I'austo Topete 1and novement was 1 “pronun of cight Oaxaca, Chihua- s fhe lusion Sonora, Coahuila Reports ar phosition. It is movement | . saenz is Loyal . ort ving « trickled t had| Cruz A Chapulteper war General Leaves His Bed Jo . until yes- torday seeretary o from his bed at a h ore has liis eye, and tely to the General ortfolio is taken as a feeling he was not fit for the campaign of the a tower of ment. He rd only less than that assinated president-elect, Al- varo Obregon. In addition he has a strong following with the army and with the public at large. Of the opposing generals, General Aguirre has the most imposing record. He early won a name for himself in his campaigns against the \Yaqm Indians, and received the sur- been since removal of wished to be seng 1§ imme front. intment of th render of a large contingent of them: a year or 80 ago. transporting them 0 Vera Cruz, where they were mus- In-rm into the Mexican army. These Indians until yesterday comprised NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 4, 192, THE STORY OF LINDBERGH'S CRASH There is a bump and the plane noses over, tail in air. A cloud of dust as the ship flattens on ground upside down, (Al pictures Paramount News—Associated Press). Douglas Dispatch to en informed that to Plutarco Eli tormer president of the re- public, demanding that he leave the the di informan g the fed- offict n sent Th dir in spite o ceuntry tion of i accused ¢ cral in the presid MISS SWANSON BI ¥y strect announce ment of their ghter, Miss Signe . to Arthur C. Kallerman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kaller- Nau on Unilos man of 161 Linwood street, No date Mar - | has been set for the wedding. | ROTHED ison of 38 the Huerta | Swanso SPIRIN To break a cold harmlessly and in @ hurry try a Bayer Aspirin , tablet. And for headache. The action of Aspirin is very efficient, too, in cases of neuralgia, neuritis, even rheumatism and lumbago! And there’s no after effect; doctors give Aspirin to children— often infants. Whenever there’s pain, think of Aspirin. The genuine Bayer Aspirin has Bayer on the box and on every tablet. All druggists, with proven directions. it does NOT affect the heart Aspirin is the trade mark of Bager Manufacture of Moseaseticacidester of Salicylicacid v said it had | i ultimatum “T0 GIVE GONCERT Mrs. Bdwardson to Give Read- ings-Judge Anderson Speaks Mrs. Lawrence C. Edwardson, reader, who performs under the name of Julie Edwardson, will give a reading at the First Lutheran church Wednesday evening, in connection with a benefit concert for the Kronan sick benefit fund. The program will be as follows: Organ recital by Prof. Per Olsson, Bible reading and j ver by Rev. Dr. A. A. Ahlquist, address of wel- come by John Neison, song by con- | gregation, reading by Julie Edward- —Phato hy Collomb JULIE EDWARDSON | son, song by Mildred Swanson, violin solo by Carl Hansen, address by Judge Carl Andbrson of Middle- | town, remarks by Arthur Kallberg, reading with musical accompani- ments by Julie Edwardson; song by | Mildred Swanson; violin solo by Carl | Hansen, reading by Julic Edwardson, song by congregational, benediction. Mrs dwardson has established a | reputation as a reader and elocution- ist. She is a pupil of Althea Delight | Clark and has appeared before & | number of New Britain audiences. | Mr. Hansen as a violinist and Miss Swanson s 4 vocalist also have pleased a number of audiences. i Fingerprint Everyone, | Is Census Man’s Idea N , March 4 (UP)-—Fin- gerpr of all residents of the United tes by the federal census urean was urged by Dr. Harry H. Laughlin ameg institute, Washington, in the March issue of Fugenics n ne, organ of the | American Iuge S socigty, pub- ilmhv'd here toda Reluctance to be fingerprinted may come in time to be | rec indication of criminal ; nature, 1 zhlin declared, Of the women of rabbit of fur Er som v the T cent are kind or ot GET this ‘“Wear-Ever"” Aluminum Sauce Pan Set with Covers Regular price $4.20 | “Wear-Ever” Aluminum Baking and | Open Roast Pan | opcite price s119 | “Wear-Ever” | French Fryer Regular price $2.00 We Have Them! e CAR CRASH SUSPENDED Fleming Held Negligent in Running Over Open Switch—No Change in Condition of Injured Persons. Hartford, March ¢ M—Edward J. Fleming, motorman employed by the Connecticut Company, was suspend- ed from duty pending an investiga- tion of the trelley car collision at Main and Charter Oak avenue In which over a score of persons were injured yesterday, Nathaniel J. Scott manager of the Hartford division of the trolley company announced to- day. Fleming, it is alleged, ran over an open switch to the left while pro- ceeding south on Main street and collided head-on with a north hound Middletown trolley. Manager Scott ascribed the cause of the col- failing to observe that the switch was open. Fleming stated that the switch was open for south bound traffic as he approached it. Today the switch is being tested to determine if a south bound car could “throw" the switch and divert a trolley across the north bound tracks. John A. Kiely, local superintendent, is con- ducting the investigation. There is no material change in the condition of the injured persons, according to hospital reports this morning. Announce Engagement At Home of Aunt Here The engagement of Benjamin Wolinsky of Brooklyn, N. Y., to Miss Lydia Levy, also of Brooklyn, was announced at the home of Mrs. Isadore Birnbaum at 28 Winthrop street Saturday evening, by Mr. Wo- linsky's mother, and Mrs. Birn- baum's sister, Mrs. Israel Wolinsky, also of Brooklyn. Mr. Wolinsky, his mother and Miss Levy, is the proprietor of several drug stores operated under the name “The Cardinal Chemist” in Brooklyn. Miss Levy is connected with the Kinga county hispital. Mrs. Jacob Wat. nick of Bristol, a sister of Mrs. Birnbaum, was here also. Aldrich Arrives for Standard Oil Fight Chicago, March ¢ (A—Winthrop W. Aldrich and party arrived in Chicago today to establish head- quarters for their fight to oust Col. Robert W. Stewart as chairman of the board of directors of the Stand- ard Oil Company of Indiana. With Mr. Aldrich, who represents John D. Rockefeller, Jr, in the scramble for proxies, were John D, Debevoise and William ° Roberts. The party remained in a private car for some time after the trailn pulled into the station. 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