New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1929, Page 5

AN | KRS ] i | - N | [ Vg, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THUR%DAY NOVEMBER 7, 1‘)_0 —_— | e et i istoria Mrs. Mabel | enson, Mrs. Ruth Phenig of the past | £ ¢ 0 i ' EUROPEAN ROYALTY |Ex-Convict Evangelist Will Give | {Second wite Rebelsat INSTA[[ OFFICERS : i |t kom0 L oas | ey il [ Drudgery for Woman Mrs. Eliz Walters and Mrs. [ty President. Mrs, Erbe| Many members of Newington Glorla Rouzer Home ln New York Fisol o hl (OE) = Mae Kerr and Dr. Herbert of the nge plan to attend the evening : Carfora has come out of the Iossdamegen was present.- exccutive committee, who | meeting of Central Pomona which ML Soneitariors aicome oot Lhe ed Wit @ bantiful houguct of flow- |spoke about the citizens' military | will be held in Meriden next Tues- s e P i Simpson was pre- |[training camps for all young men | day Qll]l’ll]fll Palice Believed § 1‘”;\( w Tork, .\t'o\. T (UP)—An un- |scat besid Mra Britt. she listeved | e ot h,,‘:,_‘“h,"‘s”f,n].‘f,’.},f | s ith a g0 1o 21 years of age Members may secure applications retentious but comfortable home |intently as Britt spoke to the 200 || og wife, ana asked for 4 A d N L mand wel of 1 Solos were rendered by Robert Saturday evening Mrs. Erwin. I | when she returns from New Orleans, [ when they sang old hymns, she ex-| | that two cinrs ago Dr. honse y State Commander Speaks ents and dan L T STE OF Humber’s WeAling 1 s oo i e i e s | i 2 e s b aihonee || Aair—Holt Heads Grange |, commmter o Iy g e o the death of Jack Kraft. | her hotel room nearby. || into the nouschola and informed A loh i Folt Mastes i il Sl R S , 1t is owned by Walter D. Britt,| She told Britt and his wife she || Roe that in tf ; . L E ROl Orsa i ascheyfdienatonng Lo Borilh Romey Nov. 7, (PrTraications tos ned by . 2 : she || Roke that in the future she would [ | xowington, Nov. 7—Ofticers of | Wonderful New No. 44 held its| Manchurla, said that Chinese au- Jay were that Crown Prinee fram.|CYANEClist and ex-convict who has | was “remorseful and tired and real (| tive in the basement and act as |1 2 : o hpRop] e 18 el ey rdat T e y > > - |served time with Gerald Chapman |lonesome” but she “wanted a thrill || their servant. He added that he | | May-Davis Stotzer post, No. 7 S ont SRS e = =ciionofsofic et bert and Princess Marie Jose of Bel- |and Dutch Anderson, and his wife, | out of life.” || aid not want to see Mary and ||American Legion T 1 itedyin el ihoHolion | o L M‘~m\l Al sium will be married in Rome, at|® Motherly middle-aged woman, Warned Her Then || Gloria, his children by the second | | Auxitiar i 5 5 e clediioronloe: | Rerie ot Honinarn Manonyrler ST e o |who were among the last to sce| “T told her she was monkeying || vnion, but that they coul - y 5 George Hol overseer, | ©d with communist plotting. Har- the Pauline chapel in the Quirinal| gy o ol : yeaBilil mplonis G s lat fEl oy RcoUld | before a Al > spe Stoddard: leet Ber. | bin is under martial law. valace. Gloria before she left New York. | with a buzz saw,” Britt said, “The || below stairs with their mother { o = Rl i, Sees Good in Girl saw got in some of its work." they didn't make (oo much of tows ; ; G e crown prince, who has been | iss Rouzer can share this home Before she left, Gloria signed a || noise |in aire i i 1O O DEN O SEHATIONS Ttome for several days yesterday |with them if she cares, Britt said, “prayer card.” The name G Sinee tlat time, Mrs, Cz ey 1 pa LEaico g Oy oy e tUED = Siine roceived the papal nuncio, Monsig- | hecause he believes there is “an aw- | Powell,” one she had used when she s. she lias cooked ] [ : 1 R ; i Esiers of Jese Vssounoeion ) quile nor Borgongzini Duca, for a 20 min- | ful lot of good in her.” And Britt has | was an art student in is, was||done the washi At Tl ’ i 7 e fon Rltio) CancifalerS s RLeSl uie conversation. presumably in the | this reason for believing so. rawled on the card house clean besic Pl Bl : i hele : il Tbelationed jtol conduck onneetion, while Queen Elena came | A sad-faced, heavly rouged, but | “Life—huh. It didn't mishandl=| | maid for her predecessor R \ , ) Sk Smonsaonn L e e Rl from San Rossore in the strictest |well-dressed girl slipped in the door |her,” Britt philosophi e R e Sl ! B & St caplt SUNUAR e £OFeru Nt incognito to discuss the wedding |of the Greater New York Gospel sort of mishandled it. = B e s S R g S Lpaidn plans with her son. Mission on the night of September | But if Gloria wants to squa ey - St i i R + fempmd The chapel, which was namel 23 while Britt was conducting the self, wants to start life cn S s b S o o B el e - R i after Pope Paul V, was chosen be- | usual night meeting. ent line, she can come right back to [{or VEv FeChe i A | Nrartery el S S b sk PTiorRto e cause it is now a private chapel in| *T figured her for one of the New York and there'll be t cozyl SR e e Tollowine Nntleaar t ! el s the royal house and can be policed |Nght club gang that drop in the |little place down in Sheepshead Bay, |(ToioH HArmy Sandsrom, Fernard| ¢ inducted into o \ | el with ease and credentials of guests Place out of curiosity,” Britt said. | Brooklyn, that Britt and his Sckireare e v Wells of West H y 1 - b controlled. The girl moved hesitatingly down | have kept going on their joint wages |2nd Carl Nerl defeated George Will- | s, Sianes FElS of W ol : Sl COMPLEXIOH BEAUIY Corla : ave the aisle to the front and found a |of $56 weekly. amets; e b s e ) bes Hlempete Held STl h,m‘r:,:'fr"nigfll;v"(:S;L';f; have el | In the Junior A tourname: el e B L G A R which did cning a depends on thorough but gende proposed arrangements. These in- | T ] Lo e e e e o e ! 0 of rais- | ykin cleansing. 'rh.nf.mp:......’ cluded the national church, St. Mary | ) | i L e s ey surer, Mrs. Jea Other speakers were Bast Depa of the Angels, in which the prince’s What Congress Is K N PI”NEER \'\’m']‘ e Jamos | Finnizan: chaplain, Mrs. 1 ent Commander Kenr o, will a g parents were married. and Santa Doi bk Er e of |Bailey: serze arms, Mrs. it County Cor i} i Wilsor A Maria in Aracoeli. on Capitoline Hill oing Neughlon for ceanse S % near the statue of Victor Emanusl | S=——— | [;LUB F[]RMS AT Y Rhastlony coves 1n e i 1 | Thursday St. Peter's was for a long time| s B continiiesitanitt debate considered because it is the most | Senate lobby committce questions spacious church in Christendom but | J. A, Arnold of southern tariff a finally was abandoned on account|sociation. of its location outside {he Italian | state. | Wednesday Senate administration forces suf- | fered first major tariff defeat when The visit of the Ttalian sovercign | 10 the Pope, it is believed now, will take place in the first week in De- | cember, the delay being occasiond | coalition cut duty on pig iron. varlous repairs to the gate| Senator Norris, Nebraska, assailed | through which the royal carriage |Senator Reed, Pennsylvania, = for will pass. | “lack of sportsmanship” in tariff de- | e | bate. Attempt to limit debate on metals hedule of tariff bill failed Senate lobby committ plan¥ of southern tariff a for high sugar tariff. Information about 1926 price decline was sopght in resolu- REEDER REGAINS USE OF ESTATE cotton disclosed | sociation ! (Boys' Onganization Meets at /s Blects Staff of Olficers Shr e e ® The first meeting of the Unknown tion by Scnator Sheppard, democrat Y i Texas Hoover's Friend, 93, to Have, S R i , $250,000 Returned |Ex-Senator’s Secretary i | Kills Herself in Home x o | Washington, Nov. T (P—Miss Tipton, Towa, XNov. T (R—John |yp} 1 walker, 30 years old, of I W. Reeder, 93, lifclong friend of |mira, N. Y., secretary to Senator Uresident Hoover, has regained pos- | Edwards of New Jersey until com- wssion of his $250,000 estate | Pletion of his term last March 4. Ihroneh a court decrec in which | %25 found dead in her apartment bR AR | 1ast night and termed a suicide by Judge 1%, O. Elliton sct aside ayne coroner and police ‘rust deed which transferred th e s state deed to Arthur Lund, Tipton (_h'v]"m v\ I“‘v'l” ]\i[“‘;w‘wj‘/""“H’h- 13 s excouted the deed last|the 8as turned on and chloroform mimer. slving control of the os. | S0Rked towels nearby. Friends said summer, giving controf of the €s-.. .\ believed she had been despond- late to the attorney with provisions ent over financial matters. t he dispose of it as he saw fter Reeder's death. A. F. Reeder of Fremont. Ncb., nd Dr. Grant S. Reeder of Chicago d suit to set aside the deed on | Frounds that their father was in-| competent. The court decided the | ase fn their favor and ordered | | fit One bechive usually contains a queen, 300 to 400 drones and about 40,000 workers. You'll find that Herald Classified advertising bring results. und to pay the costs of the suit, | and reduced a claim he had against he estate from $10,000 to $2,000. | Reeder gained prominence last March by holding President Hoov- | er hat during the inauguration | ceremony. WORLD'S LARGEST STEAM SHOVEL PUT IN OPERATION Apparatus Used in Coal Stripping— Bz Enough to Lift Auto Seven Stories In Single Opcration Du Quoin, Ill. Nov. 7 (A—The world's largest steam shovel, of a capacity and power sufficient to lift a large automobile to the top of a seven-story building, was put into service today in the presence of sev- | cral hundred guests. It is part of the coal-stripping apparatus -In- | stalled rec in the Fidelity mine | of the United Electric Coal company, Coupled with the shovel is the rgest tipple ever built for the pre- | aration of coal by the stripping method. Guests arrived by special irains from Louis and Chicago, to see both operation. | Iioth are electrically operated. The shovel welghs ahout 1.600 fons, twice as heavy as any previous novel st. machines in BUDGLE he budget JAPANESE 18SU Tokyo., Nov. 7 (A1 or the coming fiscal year as it will | > presented to the diet calls for expenditures of 1.609.000,000 yen | (about $800,000,000) which is ap- proximately 164,000,000 yen (about | $80.000,000) expenses for the cur- rent fiscal year. FOR BEST RESULTS HERALD CLASSIFT. bles: USE ADS Here | ing this i Conveniently . Located on | the Street Floor INSIST ON cil in the near future. Pioneer club was held in the Boys'| e leaders in charge of the two Department of the .M A.. The | Friendly Tndian clubs are pro- | following officers were clected: | gFessing with the {wo groups. Many | | Chief Ranger, Howard Recert: dep.|©f (he members in the clubs have already earned their first degrec Wl anstrom: recor- | pine Al have a project started in (i A irer, HOW- | {no wood working shop. ard Messeng After the meeting six of the lead- Plans for the scason were dis- | ers went fo the bowling alleys to de- cussed after which two battalions | termine who the best howler was were formed, with William Coates | Two teams of three each were form- as leader of the Strenzths and Ed-|ed, Charlic Sexton, Herbert Ritter ward Lumpp as leader of the Pan-|and Leon Dickinson rallied under thers. The boys making the | the name of the Bashful Bowle Strengths are William Coates, How- | while Fred Ritter, Harold Hulther ard Messenger, Arthur Beyers, | and “Bus” Strong made up the team George Durr, Anthony Skin and | of the Ten Pin Terrors. William Davis. The members of the| After the first game in which the Panthers attalion are Xdward | Ten Pin Terrors come out so far in _|Lumpp. Howard Recert, Harry | the lead that it looked as though the | ndstrom, George Willametz ~ and | Bashful Bowlers had only rolled five Hubert, Essel. boxes, Captain Ritter consented to Beginning nest week the club | have his team play another game. will hold meetings on Tuesday eve- | In the second game the tables were nings instead of Wednesdays. turned and the Ten Pin Terrors Junior Hi-Y Meeting went down in defeat, and Carlic Sex- There will be a meeting of ton took the high score honors away Junior Hi-Y club on Friday from Hultberg by 108 to ning at 7:30 o'clock lub al- | Hultberg's thinks ready has a membership of 15| that the reason for the defeat was boys. 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