New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1929, Page 2

City Items RICE PERSECUTED, LAWYER DECLARES Claims Slain Man's Daughier Knows Details of Murder ick M. O'Day of 56 Cot- | entertained 20 people at s day in honor | Mrs. O'Day | ated with a purse of gold | Penfield camp, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil war, and the auxiliary, will be entertain- | ed at the home of Mrs. Anna Rose age place on Friday even- ng at 8 o'clock. i Rev. Henry M. Wayne of Water- y was a visitor in this city yes Rev. Mr. Wayne former or of St. Mark's Episcopal He is the father of Mrs Cooper. :ct English class at the L will Thursday in- iday this week. TELL OF FIGHTING of 63 Cott Hartford, 20—That the state is P tactics by its PLAN COLD LIGHT o Leaves Government Post " To Join Broadcasting Co. W M . F. M MACHINERY FOR CITY e fug $900, One Night's Journey What Two Men Found Just Beyond the Wall. ingrowing smiling stranger group. “You sit ! chairs, having e desire until you get that everything in this w made for your own person comfort. In your own narro selfish viewpoints, you draw n« mantle of conceit abov shoulders, c o selves a set of trite and stock alibis, and rest, complacent in your own ignorance, shouting ; your mistaken theories to wise "/ men who smile and fools who ., applaud. your- ((.-vntlnued in Tomorrow's Paper.) | MONSTERS OF SEA Rescued Transatlantic Sailors Relate Harrowing Tales fo to the Unit; 'l- their compass ific storm an: , six-foot mon- cescribed to- John Juter Schut- were attempting to cross from Rotterdam to New boat. The cap- were Dutch s and Peter Mayer seriams condition r picked them up Rotterdam on Nov sald, sailing to Londo Coruna Lisbo: )t Biscay orm w BURRITT PROPERTY MAY BE TRANSFERRED Deal Being Discussed Involves Site of “Homestead” of New Britain Blacksmith. ations Booth for the sale of properties Lt purposes, center of the ded]l whict hard H. Erwin and Nat as the prospective purcha committee of citizens and com- council members was appointed year to work for reconstruction : building, but has done noth- ing in several months. The land long been considered f teeet to Washington stands plot con- Woman Member Breaks Tie in Chamber Drive signing of a woman mer Borg, broke the tie e 4, Captain Edward A.| and team 2, Captain B. H. Mc- | in the Chamber of Com-! membership drive today. | No. 4 now moves into third | : with nine new members, while 1 No. 2 remains at the bottom. Captain Manville still leads with 14, and . Captain J. M. Ward is second with 12 SOME WOMEN ALWAYS ATTRACT nt You want to be beautiful. You want the tireless energy, fresh com- lexion and pep of youth. 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BLAKESLEE Associated Press Scicnce New York, March 20 (P—Scien- tific steps necessary to develop light which will burn finitely. without heat, fecding on its were described at a_me American Institute here ind last ll\!nE light,” fire-fly,” of Pri the basis from which this new of illumination for human use may be develop | steps necessary for re few, he said, they an st difficult in research wn groups of ani- two groups of plants cause never is phos- as popularly believed, it is something more cult to imitate | § cold sa —Photo by Collomb Auditorium Class Harold Lawrence | Smalley School Fou row, chacl Daddabt Ports r"A.uuis Seidman. sccoffl row: Edward Malosky, | Wilson Jacobs, John Elliott, Edward Cohen, Joseph Banulski, Francis Giannini, Walter Chernoski, Alice Htr chki, Anna Markevich, Adele Veronica Smetka, Rocco . ahd Alice Kochnowska. anti Ferone, John James Coyle, Louise Kow- Michael DBuchko, h Syhvia, Jessic Edward Blair Next Saturday The print a picture of a class | Israel Putnam school. Jutia Hol- @ ifina Pal- Josephine Draverza, Helen ofic, Alex Zess! 3 Th Jo: Anthon " Josep will the Terald hat occur in at g things. pro ¥ d Henry namos, small TUSINESS TURNSTO COLLEGES FOR HELP . Gorporation Rep sentatives - ; terview Semors actory for employment in his Dr. combine acteristics teristics of young men appeal mainly to big ions looking for embryonic n declared in an in- irst, boundless energy; s; and, thirdly, an am- tition to build a carecr. The spirit of enthusiasm and optimism they possess is valuable to any business. “Personality, that all-embracing word for an elusive quality, is the important point I look for in 1 wish to employ. Tt is, T be- expressed in the clothes a man his general appearance, the s shoes and the shine or colleg corp are of lucif or known “Chemically,” said Dr. Harv luciferin is pro to be plac imong the simplest members of the proteins, the peptones or the pro- tesses. The question whe we shall ever be able to reproduce liv- ing light becomes the questio whether we shall ever be nthesize proteins. Personally, k it will com We now synthesiz: some of polypepti simple prote t of time for mplicated compounds ife rm i8 a4 member. secondly, able to T ¥ ils, = when convering with e ias sttt looks at 3 vou, the way late s to inter- natural “What 1 always try to do young man I am g feel at home and hides a man's more than self-consciousness, Towen, of course, looks up ollege records of the men he likes meeting, He doesn't, ho tween fuced fly the oxy to lucife for niyersities ar rin corporation 1 another 1 back n ashes, “It is possib! which tously, over and the to luminescs duced to Juc normal mind” is ing for “hacked by and propelled by ver aga a is oxi another is 1y irerin To he st JUNIOR HADASSAH ting of the exe e of Junior Hadassakh s held e of Miss Julia Levin last were completed for to he held Monday, Winter street syna- mec utive com- b3 rim party reh 25, at the S o D M niversity corporatic being form 01 g and cal ¥ ¥ ariety of us to- n Ker was appoint dd!tmn . ' 3 dane it . Weinstein are New Britain Tool (o To H;n‘e Vs An n of bid and Adrian Carlson, former cc r nd Wisc 1 mind for positic In each co dreds of 1. onsin L Grour and the struction, Guard Agzinst “Flu” WI h M stzrcle nd Pneumonia a cold. The et the state D. A, 36th annual orrow nemt ting in thei tion } ¢ Arr brick @ 1 con-Hi0 Dow r nt, to suppo & s Nettleton © Mrs, Low WO §t0 e nation sociation. mo + serio To “n«hflrs Musteroe 18 also made in mider form for babfes and small children. Ask for Children's Musterole. Jars & Tubes Distributor Offers Efficent SERVICE For Your Battery New Acid, $l 00 Be“w than & muztard plaster SUNSHINE CLEANERS & DYERS 57 CHURCH ST. Tel. 5610 New Britain’s Best Work Called for and Delivered Satisfaction Guaranteed JOHN J. KINIRY Proprietor Called for, Rechargtd Delivered . 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Barney of Lynn, Mass., the speaker, spoke on “Gar- dens for Pleasure.” She gave many helpful hints from planning and planting the back-yard garden to the tormal Grecian garden. During the afternoon election of officers for 9 was held and .6 new members were voted in. Mrs. Buell B. Bassette, prominent in lo- cal organmizations, was elected presi- .” Address To Be Broadcast Widely New York, March 21 (®—The Na- tional Broa sting company and the Columbia Broadcasting system an- nounced today that their nation-wide networks would broadcast the ad- dress of President Hoover at the an- nual lunchecon of the Associated Press here on April More than 100 stations will be in the hookups ‘The broadcasting is expected to start at one p. m., eastern standard time. Hoover’s “A. P, Confiscate Bootleggers’ Equipment Worth $25,000 Springfield, Mass., March 30 (P— Two large stills, 500 gallons of al. cohol and other materials and equipment valued at $25,000 were seized near Stockbridge last night by state troopers and federal agenta. | Five men were arrested, including John Astore of Stockbridge, alleged owner of the plant, and Daniel Basso, and Christopher Basso of Canaan, N, Y.; Leonardo Floreno of {Chatham, N. Y, and Santos B. | Scarselly of Hudson, N. Y. They will be arraigned at Lee tomorrow. DROWNED IN SPILLWAY Holyoke, Mass., March 30 (P — James Ankers, 9, was drowned when he fell into a spillway used by {the American Writing Paper com- pany. A brother, Thomas, 11, made a futile attempt to save him. Poli { were still grappling for the body last night. 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