New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 11, 1930, Page 2

2 NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1930. |ings is entirely impossible in an ob- | Packard of the New Brfitain Stat REVOLT OF Y[]UTH 2 PARR[IT FEVER | el it S AL o et Dl e i) g € i peeie e S e BFCTEN 0 £ DEATHS REPONTE BELIEVE IT OR NOT - BY RIPLEY | ‘_ ulars falls far short of the best| The committee has several site at Ort) Miami Fla., Jan, 11 (®—Wher ndards of modern school hous- |in mind. The cost of cquipping th former Governor Alfred b, Smith || e blaiDe o iAoy tells his friends “I'll see you ail| =\ study of the problem of en-|000, Mr. Day estimated. It was de the Firemen's Bail,” he moans il f ljargement and remodelling made by | cided that a postponement of {w It ausgeoted the DAIL 48 & 11ohe supiruiior of aonsituition and| waeks il Eive lis trade educatin jiecting | place as he scpurated | guperintendent of schools leads to|commitiee an opportunity {o go int from other menibers of his party | lihe following conclusions and rec-|the subject and submit definite fig .;vf{n urm\m_;; her _wi"r . Jcmnu-nv!a(ion: ures at the sp 1 meeting afte is friends forgot the cngage- i | the board f e and ta ment, but the former governer [| " ‘The present buildng can be suc. | Shich the kodtd g pacs X‘I“‘”‘) iy o M7 1 cesst v enlarge 5 ation wi be aske to appropriat did not. He and Mrs. Smith were 1 aenizeed il JWO\ML 101 ha money I § \osts Lonor at the Miami | |C14$5r00ms and an auditorium and Vil el THE GREAT \ s B ! gymnasium, a larger and better kin- IosenooLs ! e ‘s Ball last ight d T s 3 rep BOTTLE MYSTERY i > || fieemen R et onie | Srearten momrer and botter KNl 10 toxt nook committed's ropos 5 LT rea ’ i {floor. fireproof floors, walls, stair. | ¥as presented by its chairman, Mre \ — | 2 ) & Ay = s follows: **Moc ; : : case 9 { ways and roof, and modern school | '-Aura I’ Mangan, as follows: “Mod Things Not Necessarily New cha by 5 \ ; / furniture at an estimated cost of ROl L Jnedenlt An aulographed Copy of { SHEARER,S SEERFT 200.000. This will provide a school igoriecl mnslland by T “Believe It o Not ™ d | | plant in all essentials equal to the L Sssays’ b o h Afblf\ = 1 | oA U /] Lincoln or Vance schools rened | addock a Short Storis SHILUBE A RDE Dac \ ) and adapted for carrying on a mod- | °, erkha R 50LLT MAILED - e D i ¥ i 2Ot : ATSON i While a considerable portion of : e WATHIN 3 DAY e =W the present firc © of the school : e . S Sullvan, 1N 15t el s fon e broseat| Ll foriis B gh sch {AS WORI! Tt SAME LENSES | addition. at the same time enough | % TN 1N IS SPECTACLES FoR ——— space will remain for playground | \{ity (O 40 YEARS PUrposes to make it unncecssary to A e % Rowe Co ontinued Irom Lirst Page) irchase additional land at the pres. . | ent time system in America with | “In order to show the possibilities | 2 -conc of Amer- of enlargement and improvement for H 5 | this school. floor plans and a plot | | Dr. Maloney sa hat Irish so-|plan have been preparcd which are [ this pamphlet. ! report. The enlargement and remod- | “With the end of the ht on { elling of the school will accomplish league of nations, the purposc o things ten it ndergarten, 100 inadey “It was read at a dinner of sen-|and unsuited for Kindergar 0 g : ators here attended by Semator| “Provide modern toilots for boys| Yhe contemplatud appeal o | Borah, of 1daho, among others,” the | 204 irls on cach floor o replace | CONnCeticut suprene court of wrror | ’ witness said, “It was regarded as a | UM Present unsanitary obsolete hase |1 Ui case of Marry (Dukic) Keoug \ 5916 T THE CONTEN™S | e ¢ does ¢ to you now? ireproof stairsand stair- | {hMounced today. Keo BiscauIn T 18 POSSIBLE TO COMPLETELY CHANGE THE CONTENSS et SR R O B (it i s o s STanlislat o lasked Scnator Alle republican, | 8,08 Er) o i state’s prison, Wethersficld, for rob Slogical { OF A BOTTLE OF WINE WITHOUT OPENING OR TOUCHING IT,| ki Kansas, lipgesenEnurcorvgunprotictediin cotill il e B L s e 3 1 I ¢ - = Whole Fuss “Stupid™ The CHAMPAGNE CAN BE REPLACED WITH WATER WITHOUT | g A e TOUCHING OR TAMPERING WITR THE BOTTLE . CORK, OR SEAL i about. It's stupid,” rcplied Dr. | > {Bottle and Cork remain absolulely infacl ) | Scientists Make Tests a sentence of four to seven years i o . Brown at the Dece ‘Provide fireproof floors through- |J4d&¢ Allyn L. Brown at the 1 fber term of superior court. out the huilding in placc of the pros- cnt floors of yellow pine timbers and | AUOMEY Thomus 1. McDonoug . ¥ obting who represented him, gave notice o — — s S GASAIER o hat Postmaster General appeal and was late nied an ea ey L 111 ) T “Provide adequate and correct | S By e Brown i | Burleyon barred the pamphlet from | ooq e eve 0onT i i R0 00 N ecyE dHC 2RO MWEWGKT 13585 0] (1a i52ils iaha (AL o searet aerve | vandonadishtini ol Cvery Srooni i @Rt s ftian for ainidine ot Tac] - ’ Ll - A = &y S place of the improper and inade- |y !S TEUUON for 4 Heol s i or ) 1 < . o LIFTED document meant 4 | ‘\'{’}"1 I_yl":"””" in all rooms as at|'jgence in the cise, I tin parrols are 3 GRact 3 . = 236 L8s T o B i BErnan s for completing the appeal expired o i rovide modern and adequate | o0 O ol Rinetiche cctric light wiring and fixtures to pitia : 9, ; €\ ovrmsuap | SRR [sleisie Misnuiting and niuros boliainis Deer done. Upito ' today = | appeal had been filed, but A e : e ; ; i S ON[ cLan L plase “Provide fireproof walls through- h‘r\v\' )t}?‘llwy ough h‘,l\ Hw(',‘,l“”i th : ® said. “You an ‘ . e Souih Svas) /00 GALLONS OF CHOWWVER BRCrn N s {out the entire building state's attorney’s office verbally tha © apt to cateh cold dur s Provide an auditorium to accom- | 10"\ tor hias been dropped. < Year—so are parrot , | modate 450. There is none at pres- - The Kalmey couple, in Annapol | | (Conlinuad rom Tioat Tan e A Al A e MONDAY—A Prize-Winning Suggestion ent s I \‘H‘“"‘""“" Tl o e o EXPLANATION OF YESTERDAY'S CARTOONS | e Bei i (i Soastlgfachoolin et ik ere i inons 5 5 ‘)L::”'” '&H.\ '..f‘ \‘J‘w“ \.m] ~.ulr1 ‘\T,‘C““-‘ '\\!;: o, ‘f,"” The Whole Earth Weighs Nothing—Weight is the pull the earth ‘v\orh upon objects ‘New S[rucmle Belflg Consmerefll‘” e ing those clauses 2 voin | f g with severe pains in the within its immediate gravitational influence. While every object suspended on earth is ind a division of the ary es- ¢ similar to th experienced ‘,:"{.::” L 5 L e U R ”” | earth were concentrated in its center, it is obvious that in the absence of the above preve- intestine trouble, a symptom of the qUisites our earth, strictly speaking, weighs nothing. Weight is a condition foreign to the !siction will attend school in a new | “Provide a suitable clinic room for NAVAL []ELE[iATluN E No Children Born in January and February For 2,000 Years—The original Roman year ;‘1";:”‘1 b'l‘llx?]mz with an ¢;th; rno\m | now : ble office for the | Alternoon at & o'clock to act on th Loledo MvommigVicthiy consisted of only 10 months, March to December. The first calendar reform was in 700 B. C., O% b con s tat founa thate i Provide a suitable offic o L i oa e 3 i . “Provide a suituble teachers’ vest |y gycation Department Wants Fund pulled towards the center of -our globe with the same force as though the whole mass of the | | present Yor Additions to High and Ben | ‘Provide a suitable stock room.| r Children in the Northend school | There is none now. jamin Franklin Schools. addition can be constructed at & | school. There is no suitable office at ers e e (Ur = e fwhen King Numa Pompilous created two new months, January and February. great saving, members of the school | present S e SRR ety jv.’._,\“(..[’ N Reference: Werdenbure in his new book “The Calendar,” Page 12. ‘iu:\nl decided when that situation in | “Provide a school library. None is | 18h scliool 2 i ans e amount for an addition to the Ben f accord o physicians to- Joseph Spangler Walked 31 Miles With a Broken Foot—On June 17th Spangler had ;‘il:" d,‘:',”,,\‘ «.‘:\‘v;}] ’:}“Li;fl:]"‘r A:UJ; provided at prcs ot o, L Tumin Franklin sehool BRlTlSH []ECIS'“NS ¢ ¢ ho is il is| X-rays taken of his foot, it was proved to be broken, yet he had it bandaged and fimshed |50 ™ 5 Sariga e Tn view of the urgent and gr ST G e e G 5 | noon, ing need for additional school ac- s transcontinental race. | The boarg votea to give school me dise works will attend the meeting to dis cuss progress made on surveys of th e disposal plant. These re comodations in this district. it is {accommodations committee POWer 10 | tharefore recommended that steps liams returncd e e T |proceed with plans and after it has|ya pro; v taken to sec ylans, (Cotitinued From Iirst Paze) about: UHndel weed artir A b promptly taken v g g el 7 h ports are to be used in connectio: mediately should they be re determine the cost of repairing the | gpocifications and funds for such an | 201 e 107 inr (Dadn el et wDanar it MAPLE HILL NEWS {old Northend school unit and the | aqaition as described above.” R il DI SR e Pl i | Marra is a former army pilot who S €ost of the addltion it will report| " yydget Tabled For Two Weeks | > shortly af — ¢ \ 3 o left the army service a few months . [fisures showing the cost of ¢OA-| Jigligwing the usual procedure the o __ 3 o NGy WA I, days Abo. L3 seonie W som e sl bout 40 members were present | structing a new unit. budget of estimated expenses for 270 Communists Held Lo Jan ur b e t 1 7 14t g A 2 S t th N give i i - t ir o 1 200,00 r two nent of A. V. Alexander. first lord | si. o Wl b (| One fear cxpressed by sear the musicale given by the Wom ; It is cstimated that 8200,000 will {{pe coming year was tabled for two | - : After Rioting in Berlii e L e was that the two men had|an’s Club of Maple Hill Wednesday |cover the cost of constructing the |weeks so that members may study| ; o o i m\".;‘.»\ v, that Great © ¢ down and may have been in- | afternoon at the home of Mrs, |#ddition with renovations to the old ¢ und vote on it at a special mect- | Berlin, Jan. i1 ‘mfu-.oml ‘n’h ment fre i 5 fort {sonkye ¢ they could not Jeave th |unit. 1] cost Of 4 mew unit was [ing which Chairman . I, King was [M¢h and women werg GRLGC I coming Thrce Under Quarantine A s e e Iirank B. Rau on Robbins avenue. |pno¢ known but will be deterniined on | authorized to call. juight after & communist riot 1 Varren, 0., J Ui ¢ L ) |A very delightful program was given [u ncw “standardized systemn” which | Sl b A ' k. Jan I i ) c v e st T il progran 1 new “standardized system’ which Another matter which —will be | ™ hich a policeman was injured b: iSpitiah r 4 v 1d their | aijey © ‘tromfacutel ’ : peratures | by Mrs. Howard Horton of West Nkes the cost of construction prac- | phrought up that time will be a re.|® stone. v\"’kl““”j"k‘ treets wo Rllish Sy re unc Sl - Al Hearase Hartiord, Mrs. Elsie Bdwardson, |UCally on the same per cuble 100t porg of the (rade cducation commit- [¢losed by police who fired e Only twa crs commer e L ) y e ; N veader, and by the children’s orches- {€03ts: Committeeman George Le- relative to the proposal to in- (Shots into the air Lo disperse th i s lieve lise =4 ou! Rl B 3 Witl, a member of the school ac-|clyge n course of foundry work in (€rowd. ftield : i ! At o i Slhas Girls Dismissed From Cripples Home. Mrs, Rau was as- |CeMinodations ol Lolagttian ) w Britain State Trade school. | A number U‘JH““ rs and haadili s por \ ' 1 i e 2 et X N : . : . {board the accommodations commit-!m 5 L by Wil- |arms were found on persons arrest ¢ £t ¢ s i | . . < cisted by Mrs. A. & Grant and Mrs. report which was given by Wi SR : A proTE L ARcoUn LY i i i aChollion N-m)kmg \\Q\Hl?m)\ \I:"ermw M o, by experience, has reached tho am H. Day the first presented |¢d when officers searched them Rt i g parrot that cam ¢ A 5 S e ; S point where it has standard e i lfiee th lhs tob- i Other tweapona e SELOER A any e s rica en December |y ot e 2 I" aelioolie ylnanho Inavg Mr. and Mrs, C. 0. Ferguson of |¢Yer¥Ning in tchool construction eX- i "1y hag been on the board, he |during the day when police s s ¢ ; ed five days later. Mrs. St i e s e D el v ot G teona b ExteslenS WIS iy dntSHTo 1 led saloons frequented by commun . Intyre was taken ill the next da e Bl L i ot Pelham, | different in cach school. ~He sald & | ""go gytended a meeting of whe |1sts and nationalists. r daughter on December 30 o AN 5 “;‘f‘i i “"““jj ’l‘ "““-1" N, Y. [new unit might cost slightly more | o undre Ven's association which is | It was the second time within R ol Lsseben 2 . (ass,) achool. for girls, fash- Sy than the addition. e ey ,.‘“‘fl Kk communists and police hav B SOn e Lo Bapporung Al ible prepavatory school for Smitii | There is enough land in the vicin- g £ : et : o % . i 3 - and rs. B ey I 312 . LaS: 580, c subject with Director |clashed, SHE B IRORS Buenos Aires Calm f S eAte AR by giicel o ]]“"" l:,:g” 2 :Lmll‘ i“')' ity as a site for the school, Mr. Le- b J 1 called for \ ctailed explana Buencs > ity stree T Announ nt o r dismissal | ¢ Sl At DR AEe AlasLEa MUY Iy iR aalc £ a new building were | S —— g : evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs, Pl 2 Doy e 5 | construct old unit would be ; Jepartment of Hen) : o e |constructed the o d Sulledy andirg LA 1oL bost 1 giomm the girls' parents and the co-princi- | Gcore Fltzpatrick ot Dristol at|,,cq Ly the salvage would probably X 1 0 i R Wi i (0 omeon Tidgoway st el 07 G o e | STANLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH committs LeWitt said. ’ re f ¢ ‘ ! ) ary il Jek wood A AL s Anderson enter- ERlvitcin] | 2 e e Tlo ; ! ¢ ' s a ¢ | i e i uny mable sin R e e T e o e Report on Northend School Ihe Little Chiurch With the BIG Welcom RelloRE MLl B ; 5 A g ' Uie winy L% Lt B Mots on Rolt e | (THe teport of Uhe mesorimeds e on L P e e WL - et < ¢ . @ ¢ prizes were awarded to Mrs, | HODS committec on the Northend J. H. Latham. Mrs. R, B. Doanc and |$¢h00! follows: ’ Mrs, William Fitzell. In Aprll 1576, 31 years ago. a | The young people who returned |fOUF room brick school house was | {0 school and college this week after |cOmpleted on the Northend school | v cigar- ling the holidays at their|1ot: The cost of the completed bulld- | on Northawp- | homes are Miss Agnes Hitcheock fo |InNg was £9,000 N(iiss I Orle ol Y S P rvr Tl G Te el aeticol [ “In 1896, 20 vears later. four rice Roc, 1 mbridge, Miss Nancy Doane 1o | MOre rooms were added to the ori could 1ot be | Simmons College at Tioston, Miss |al building at a cost of $17.36 Ielen Tngham to the American In- |The total pupil capacity of the en- | I‘ ternational school at Springfield, | larged building. (i. c. the present Or e u S Gy > Miss Ituth Allen Latha to Saint | structurc) is 288 pupils Airplane Pilots Peeved eh LI (oS ink 1 Margaret’s school. Miss Margare “It will be seen from the At Cut in Salary Rates Amcx to Mount Holyoke Colleg: statement thatl a tot MISSI ~ Valley Stream. L1 Jan, 11 (b KOOIt Lienhard to tne Yale School |65 has been expended to provide N[] AIRPLANE ; 8 . of Architecture, John Perry to ! school accommodations for the ehil- : e areas wepe | StONY 13rook school at Steny Rrook. |dren of the Northend school district \ . N ST ! a2 2 long Isiand, Steven and Richard |for a veriod of <. from 1876 Sae b 3 New Hampton, N. H., Sten Flygt to| “Th owth of New Britain rmmi Cat It e airplane chanfiours | L eSevan college, William Pape to [a small town to a city of $0,000 peo- | ) st nt 3 o e et [u\lv‘m!w and Dwyne Halver- | ple has caused a need for increascd | ( 1 From Fir 2 2 LRl e oo Tilton Academy —at Tilton, | school room in all parts of the city, . i o f e 1 voted Lo join the National | In'u(‘lvudn\g the Northend school dis G TSR L i ¥ I 1 o they o= Harold Spra son of Mr. and At the present time, two por the admiralty lord’s specch tra and chorus of the Newington Britain's e Times, independent, moder- ion as to v ! A d followed a conference her tween | Annual mecting Friday. | | clary of the | s, | Spre entertained at jable school rooms are being used to bridee lust Saturday evening in hon- | care for the overflow of the North- o1 of his cousin, Dwyne Halverss |end school, with a prospect of a de- | it his home on Theodore street. Tha {1aand in the almost immediate fu- | prizes were won by Miss Isabel Ing- [ture for addltional room. which | o Dam, Miss Mabel Johnson and Ar-|must be met by providing more | . Industrial Certificates e e i a0 the Tioasevelt Fising Snevinser |0 SN SR S ] Of Deposit day may | O “lieh anamicable | A R.OB. Skinner entertained | best but a makeshift means for pro- | st will be sought o1 bridge at he home i e T & i L dg i lome 11| viding for school needs. Their use | Interest pald from date of deposit to era « ‘ hompson street Thursday after- | should be brought to an end in all 2 i il AT rplane it 1siand Brooklyn “Cut-Up” Doe: noon. The prizes were awarded 10 | districts as soon as possible. | date of withdrawal. Denominations 0. Clerks Auxiliary New Hos Dive in Fr 2 .| Mrs. John Lockett and Mrs. Walter |- “It is easy to understand the di $500, $1,000, $5,000 Elects 1930 Officers e i iholn ; ive in Front of Train yer or New Britain. satisfaction of parents with condi , $1,000, $5,000. b =i W it is probable, f Brooklyn. N. Y., J 11 (UP) —— tions at the Northend school. The TWO HOTELS DESTROY T D \ e Saie \ ave. t the plane may | Dennis — Eddingt s in mighty Morris Nordstrom returned 10 | present building is not only (oo“ ey ) 7 ivthing to | Sonth Norwalk this week to resume |small for both present and future | for an cle- | kis duties as instructor at the high | needs, but it is also obsolcte, un- | specches or | Sthool after spending the Christmas | sanitary and unsafe. For the health | triin—which | recess at his home Clarence Nor and safety of the children and to ad- \ strom. teacher at St. John's Mid- | cquately provide for present and the platform’s edge | tary school at Ossining. N. Y. ro-|prospective school needs, the North- | Build \ ain app! . Jumped urned ter spending the holidays fend school should be completely re- ,TR“sTcu Saturday L ground. One e pasted over | here. They are sons of Mrs. Matilda | modeled. enlarged and modernized. | And Help y i e Wornen shricked © fainting. | Nordstrom of Itobbins avenuc “IFurthermore, the successful op- Build 4 " “venings 7-9 outed. Then e 1 mo- e eraiont o€ & medern’ and: progres| H[HBWMNEUNN D Sip silence thi agedy Mrs. N. B Hurd who has hesn |sive school program such as is pos- | 4 I owever, was hroken confi to hier home on Golf str. sible in schools like the Lincoln, . i hy ss for the past two weess [ Roosevelt, Smalley, I'rankflin, and ALD CLASSINILD ADS ] ) E lo lin, " zing “Swect Adeli dly improv other of our modern school build 1. to come to York to organize them. pilots indicated in thé reso 20 on strik companics involv with cmpt to lo-