New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 16, 1929, Page 10

10 SEVATE AND HOUSE SETRORDISPUTE ————— Organization of Gommittees May Precipitate Sharp Fight e atio Washington. April pletion of the senate Thursday with the s its committees will ope consideration bills and reso —Com- or, on p of an islative progran Hoover program farm Ir reliet this situ prospect throug democrats s¢ put vealize th flood of despite the or mittess the: being no great Incidental are having t amorng ‘he also hav ment for Norris puipic rll was not injured seriously enough to require more than emergency at- tention. Wollman told the police he wis driving west on Broad street at the approximate rate of 10 miles an | hour and at Grove street, the pe- destrians started to cross from the southwest corner to the northwest corner. Wollman brought his car to | a stop and they bumped into the left front fender and fell down. Ser- geant T. J. Feeney reported no cause tor police action. HOOVER'S MESSAGE READ T0 CONGRESS (Continued from First Page) from the White House. Reorganization of Marketing " battle ¢ “equality was answered by the president’s advocacy of a federal Loard “of strength and importance | cqual to that of those which we have | provisions of the Fordney-McCum- ber act of 1322, the president sug- | gested, is that it takes the tarift commission too long to reach its conclugions. “I believe a formula can be found that will insure rapid and accurate determination of needed changes in rtes,” he said. “The tariff commission should be reorganized and placed upon a basis of higher salaries in order that we may at all times command men of |the broadest attainments. “Seven years of experience have | proved the principle of flexible tar- |ift to be practical. and in the long \view a most 1mportant principle to | maintain.” ggested changes in the adminis- trative phases of the existing law |shoutd be directed chiefly, Hoover md to finding a formula for elim- linating under-valuation by foreign | shippers whose hooks are not open | to inspection by United States cus- | toms officials, and for protecting do- | mestic industry against evasions by foreign shippers who direct their goods to their subsidiaries in thisi country for processing. created for transportation and bank- | Tn a word, the president’s program | calls for “the reorganization of the BY TUBERCULOSIS RELIEF BACHELOR PRINCE erties of his people and to strive with all his might for the welfare of his country.” " 'POSTER CONTEST SPONSORED marketing _system of sounder and more stable and more economic | lines.” In detail it conforms closely to the bill approved by the house agricul.ural committee. « In general scope and practical aims, it is the sessions minus the equalization fee. | Hoover was even more in what the bill khould not contain | !than in what it should. Certain vital principles must be ‘ner 4 to in ordee that we may I not undermine the freedom of our farmers and of our people as a | whol. burcaucratic and govern- | mental nination and interfer- | ence.” he warned. No Fee or Tax on Farmer “We must not undermin | tive. There should be no fee or tax ipon the farmer. No gov- agency should engage fu rs by imposed ernniental | buying and selling and price fixing of products, for such courses can |1:ad only to bureaucracy and and domination. Government funds | should not he louned, or facilitic ‘4 ated, where other services of i | cremt facilities are available at McNary-Haugen bill of the last two emphatic initia- | Socicty Chooses This Method of Call- ing Attention to Work During Week Ending April 26 | To focus the attention of the pub- lic on Tuberculosis Relief Week, the New Britain Tuberculosis Relief & ciety will conduct a poster and essay contest, awarding six prizes to tho: adjudged the |according to announcement by C. w. | | Upson, president of the society, | Both contests are open to studel the age limit fixed at 18 years, I rs must illustrate some good health habit, particularly one dealing with the prevention of tuberc cach contestant must include the signia of the New Britain Tuberca- ! losis Relief socirty, a double barred cross in red, on his entry. The same | conditions hold for essays. All con-| testants must have their works on | file at the offices of the hoard of | health, city hall, not later than| Friday, April 26. Prizes of $15 | and $10 will be awarded in cach | CITY NI]T HARMED BY HARTFORD PLAN FARM BLOC COLD T0 HOOVER STAND Holder interest i ted -;-rmd seiz hranch 18 of water ‘o Hfivlr\ E trict and to the source of s tuck river, o of those con the principle o objection is The legisglative and boroughs sate capitol T May Tie |.\ It 1s considered ternative v Britain off] to Hartford. Capitol City water 1o 2 may be in © proposal with the F it is not k be tak CLEAN-UP WFEK PLAKS BY GITY AKD CIVIC CLUBS ' cpartments Will Cooper- Mr. Hoos 1ything agriculture positior th anate H t touch-d the auestion of sur Some of us ds re roundiy cpublican leader. S of P nnsylva 1al origins pro- st that part of '« stand. “The Americ ved that the not he we resi- ate in Picking Date and Procedure people are d ed” he said. “To repeal nati origine would i rrender to 1 demands of forcign blocs. Tam sur: Dates for a Week™ i be fixed at a cipal department dents of civic afternoon at 2: fice of Mayor Paonessa “Invited to the meeting are t Jowing: Chief Willium J the fire department; Dr. Richard W Pullen, superintendent of healih: Philip A. Merian, city engineer and head of the department of pubi works; Secrctary Ralph H. Benson of the Chamber of Commerce: Witliam H. Alderson, preside nrerer “Watchful Waiting”’ Does not help to relieve that cyestrain or headache. “DO IT NOW” Let us examine your eyes now, our eyesight examina- tion will show just what aid vour eyes need. Heary F. Reddell Optometrist Phone 1185 99 W. Main ~_‘..m 8 | Raphael Bldg. wn down support ulevard vore b lights were broke ling break- lights Others Commend Message Mr. Hoous ight ot torm ground the coust and Lagle was dons ted by Mario; 1 scows ¢ towed to th storm gubsides. TW PEDESTRIANS HIT, AUTOIST NOT BLANED Driver Stops and Picks Up Couple Who Wers in Pecaliar Accident IN ATLANTIC GALE (utomobile drivin an of 430 North last of Gro AL Wo about Broad strect rt street o'clock corner e er the influ of liqu L Diritair b 1l at the hospital today 4d bruises about the ation dis- 1ere was no ving been t was said he probabiy Buy One “And Live” Spring re. The summer will come before you neallre it. \\ | it find you sitting out on a narrow porch facing a hot, dusty. noisy street? Will it find you in a little cooped up dwelling where the breezes fail to penctrate? Will the children have to play on the scorching-hot pavement? Many are the times that you have vowed that another summer would find you out in the open. Out where the children could romp and play safe from danger, free from dust and dirt, and, with fine play mates. Now is the time for decision. Today is the time to act. Many home are offered for sale in the Herald Real Estate columns tonight. They can be purchase for as low as $500 down—balance payable as rent. § e out for yourself—be a home owner—you awe it to yourself and family. Turn Now to the Classified Section READ Read THE HERALD Real Estate Ads Several | which | rates. activities &hould motion that will result in increasing | the surplus production, as such will | defeat any plans of relief.” The plan should be worked out, he through “farmer-owned and | The Mothers' club of Trinity M r-controlled s E. church will hold its annual meet- The most progressive moven ing on Wednesday cvening. Officers | 1 all agriculture has been the «nd committee chairmen for the en- | building of 4 suing year will be elected. For tha cting organizations. which now balance of the evening, the club has nearly 2,000,000 ined a Dirthday party to celo-| ship 4 wually distribute | b the close of its second year. a0 worth o All mothers of the church have been inued. “In order | invited o s h not undermine A regular mecting of the Royal them. all proposals for Arcanum wi.l be held on Thursday issistance g at 8 o'clock in Red Men's such o T Main strect. All mer- of their application.” ked to note the change of | Tarifi Law Changes meeting place and evening. Hoover's recommendations for| James O'Brien of North strect sweeping changes in the administra- and Thomas Smith of Tremont strest tion of the tariff laws was a surprise | returned erday from Granby | to political observe “wise with a fine :tring of trout. | admonition against general tariT| (usimer Lutenski, 42, of 278 High vigorous than hal street, was adiitted to New Britain | ed generally, hweral hospital at midnight for “It would seem 1o me hi treatment, and was reported in a hat the test of necessity for critical condition today. | sion s in main whether th — substantial slackening £6,000.600 worth of per- | an industry during the nd toilet preparations were rs. and a consequent into the United States last decrease of employment due to 1 surmountable competition in the products of that industry. 1t is not s it Up A new oasis We did that group. he in sot City Items k- ern- e prod government sh his revision was more {has been a arly fumery imported year. STOP. activity in past few v we were setting of protective duties. sy I-'AI.I.ING AIR | ‘n years ago. Whit we need to remedy now is vhatever substantial loss of employ Jent may have resulted from shifts that time."” chief ad sinee The in the difficulty encountered inistration of the flexibl TRADE AT THE NEW BRITAIN PUBLIC MARKET “Where Quality Rules” STREET 'WEDNESDAY MORNING SPE(,IAL, 7 TO 12 FRESH GROUND HAMBURG ......... Ih 25c MAXWELL HOUSE and LaTOURAIN E COFFEE ...... 5 FRESH PORK TO ROAST ... : NATIVE POTATOES .................. bk FINE GRANULATED SUGAR ....... 10 Ibs. ALL DAY SPECIALS Veal for Stew Ih. 19¢ | Veal Cutlets Spring Lamb, Ib. 29¢ | prime Rib Roast Hoef . 1. Shoulder Ib, 31c | ed Corned Recef | Hi-Grade Frankforts Squares ... - 13¢ and up. Lo to Wollman, both | nee | them to New TEL. 2485 318 MAIN . 49¢ . 24c 19¢ 49¢ FANCY MILK FED ROASTING FOWL, Ib. 43¢ GROCERY DEPT. SPECIALS , | Premier Salad ¢4 ¢ Dressing, bot. . 3 l ¢ Royal Lunch 3i¢ Crackers, 2 Ibs. | FRESH FIG BARS ....... Trds Eye Matcl . 23c Evaporated Milk ... 3 cans 29¢ Confectionary Sugar 3 pkgs. 25 ¥ c Sun ‘lel Ratsins . Best Tub BUTTER, 2 Ibs. 98¢ Fancy Vermont ('h('cs('. h. x-'u‘ FIRST PRIZE OLEO, Ib, 2% Fancy Selected EGGS, 3 doz. . 93¢ 2 ll». 20 Pure Lard . NUCOA NUT oLEO, 1, 8 | All Fruits and Vegetables in Season at Our Large Fruit Department 20¢ 33¢ ( Large Ripe ] Fresh Cucumbers .. 3 for 35¢ | | GOOD LUCK oLEo, 1. 3z | Sunkist Cal. Oranges, 2 doz. Hearts Celery ... Native Dandelions . .. Yellow Turnips Fancy Wax Beans .. Bananas, doz. . 2 behe, I8¢ Lge. Heavy Grapefruit, 5 for 25« Tos, 23 | Fresh Asparagus = 2 1-4 Ih. beh ats. 3 Fresh Green Beans . . Fancy White Caulifiower hd. 30 . each 20c 7 2 He did not use the old royal for- mula that he had been *“chosen by the grace of God,” nor did he refer to his people as racy has been growing in Lichten- stein and the people are hoping that Prince Franz will turn out t6 be & “parliamentary ruler." HOOYER DEMOCRAT GETS RAILROAD BOARD PLACE Oscar B. Colquitt, Former Governor of Texas, Appointed Mediator to Succeed Nefl. Washington, April 16 (P—Oscar B. Colquitt, former governor eof Texas, and a Hoover democrat, was nominated today by President Hoe- ver to be a member of the railroad board of mediation, succeeding Pat Neff, also a former governor of Texas, whose term has expired. IN LICHTENSTEIN; New Ruler of Tiny Principality Assumes His Duties Vaduz, Lichtenstein, April 16 UP— “The prince is dead: long live the prince,” was the recent cry of this tiny principality when Johann “the Good” died and was succeeded by his brother, Prince Franz. The new ruler is 76 years of age. Like his brother, he is a bachelor started gossip as to his successor. It started gossip as to his succesor. Tt said that a youth of 18, Prince ranz Joseph. a grand-nephew of the elderly ruler, has already been selected as the next occupant of lhfl\ old throne. Prince Franz is a tall, aristocratic appearing man who for years was Austro-Hungarian ambassador to the glittering court of the czars in St. Petersburg. He is a patron of fine arts and has other traditional characteristics of royalty. But the proclamation he ad- dressed to his people while it re- called that providence had conferred on his brother the destinies of the realm, made no direct reference 0| any divine right of his own. He| promised to try to “administer | faithfully the heritage of his ances- | tors, to respect the rights and 1m-| READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR BEST RESULTS CAPITOL STARTS SUNDAY THE FIRST OUTDOOR ALL TALKING PICTURE “IN OLD ARIZONA” THE._BURR HOMENTEAD in KENSINGTON TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION Satarday, April 20th, 1929, at 2:30 P. M. Subject to Mortgage acres of land, 13 Fruit Trees, ten mem frame make & nice country home, gus station or poultry farm. of Corvigan's Corner on Biue Hills Roed, three miles ur miles from New Britai .00 at time of sale, balance abeve mortgage within ten days. ale regas GEORGE A, r. 0. BOX 33 NEW BRITAIN’S BEST "" WIDE AWAKE BUYERS Ol“ (‘OOD FOODS l‘ NEW BRITAIN WILL BE H WEDNESDAY TO TAKF, HOME A WHOLE WEEK'S S PPLY—AT THESE 1HOWN TO WHOLESALE PRI ON THE FINEST FRESH FOODS, THE FINEST CUTS OF BETTER MEATS ALL DAY SPECIALS—COME EARLY FRESH OR SMOKED LEAN Shoulders 1b 19¢ (‘.r':‘;lrl:\“: HOPS .. b 29c 1h 23c :hlua:u:szrms . wd39¢c ::E«:;:‘:Er:“mu .mn28¢c deseesn T 250 o 15 20C .. EGGS 3#«95¢ - Butter 2 "n99c 2 Ins 290 ' P"fi#':'fi ™ 25c’ Special Sale of All Bulk Pickles and Olives Al-o Jams, Jellies and Peanut Butter—Look ’Em Over MOHICAN FRESH BAKED BREAD Sc PINEAPPLE CREAM LAYER CAKE BREAD IT IS POSSIBLE TO BAKE—A % TWO LAY lmln POT ROASTS ... Sticed B. \l 0.\ I Skinned HAMS—18/ IIR(KII\ CRE. RY Best Grade PURSE LARD TEST BH D VAIUE OFFERED A FULL POUND WHITE LOAF . FOUR EXTRA SPECIALS AT ALL OUR GROCERIES THIS WEEK — LAY IN A GOOD SUPLY AT THL LOWER PRICES OUR 3 <IN POU \l) hlAlAhD Tl\hA WE GRI | L. | S SCHIMEL'S PURE JAMS— CLICIOUSLY DIFFERENT—HAS FLAVOR ALL ITS LL 8 OZ. BOTTLE—REDUCED IN PRICE TO lsc . B mic caxes ron 25c Biue Tip MATCHES 6 e 23¢ peck 21¢ 4..29¢c FROM ? TO 11 A M. BEST MAINE New Texas ONIONS . 4..29¢ LIONS peck 29c it 12C | avAy 12 Plants to Rasket ............ 35c basket Fresh Caught wecn aian ... m Q0C s .» 8¢ HADDOUK ..... FILLET OF HADDOCK b 21c FILLET OF SOLE ..... Ib $8¢ Sweet Sunkist ORANGES Heavy Jufcy GRAPEFRUIT