New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1930, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN -DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1930. STIMSON'S COLD IS NOT SERIOUS Doctor Sees Naval Delegation Leader—Conference Held Londop, March 4 (A—1 from n much worse, | his remaining for two or t > days at his tempor- ary country residence at A physician went there today to ex- amine him. Ambassador Gibson® was d ing of the heads of dele the naval conference at palace this forenoo Capt. Captain M. Attends ins, America naval doctor who ! been treatin the ills of the delegation, made special trip to Stanmore today conmection with the sccretary’s 1ll- ness. Captain Higging treated Ad- miral ¢ T. Joncs prior to his| last week on the ren- garia for the United States. Captain Higgins said later that the sceretary was not seriously il He is not suffering from influenza, but has a very bad cold, which, however, does not keep him in bed. ptain Higgins tary to remain at Stanmore for two or three days in order thoroughly throw off the cffects of the cold. while the naval ~ conference t hack into stride this| \ a meeting of the heads ations at § mes’ pal- | at which a program was block- | cd out to be followed when the French returned. | Ambassador Fleuriau represented 1d Ambassador Gibson a ed for Secretary Stimson. Leaders at Conference > others at the meeting 10 Minister MacDonald, Former mier Wakatsuki, of the at | chief di, Ttalian foreign minister. It was decided that a plenary session could | be al with work of the experts which include solution of the global and. category tonn problem d a report on the al and exe classes of\ vessels upon which ccment has | been reached With this in v the E the delegations will meet again Fri- day and sct a date for a plenary session. IL is hoped the French delegation will be by Iriday’s meeting | Pending Friday pert committees spec icw of here Will D the ex- | in full | will | submarine Tomorrow the experts on the q political tion of the not be tackled immediately experts will devote their cnergies at > outset (o tonnage questions. To Hear Report Thursday The alled first committee which includes representatives of all will Thursday to expert committee’s y‘[ special and exempt classes. urpose of this will be to aet a report plenary tion of le of the Tiie humaniza- submarines will but the use delegation consider the port o mect oxt step in sol problems will be noon when Jupanest taken this after- Matsudaira | Minister MacDonald to liold a long conference house of commons. this mornin sh prime minister took oc 1on to have a lengthy conversation with Tormer Premier Wakatsuki at St James' palace WOMAN BRINGS SUIT FOR INJURY IN FALL Asks for $1,500 for Ambassador at the s me Constance smith Damage Done by Icy Sidewalk i | On Church Street. | Tnjuries which she sustained in a | fall on the alk in front of her | residenc “hurch street, are the s for 10 suit brought by Constance Smith against the city of Ne itain through Attorney Alper o owrit is common s that south sid bhas Ber- | na in the court The p! € al- on the | t when retury ot ey s s walkin Church str she fell on dewalk, Injurics to enter a The she received her lospital Tor oceurred on Constable papers. fore treatment January Fred Wink GIVEN POISON BY M Boston, March 4 (UP) ous insecticide administered by his| wife, who mistook it for medicine | preseribed by the physician tr him for grippe resulted in death of Justin Barbarowicz, 5%, o Brighton, at St. Elizabeth's hospital | today. | BIG MASQUERADE BALL ODD FELLOWS' HALL TONIGHT, MARCH 1 Sid Perlnuter and His Oviginal Band From Hartford Cash Prizes Given for Best Costume: Admission 50¢ WLEEK HARTFORD’S OWN DAZZLING STAR ANN CORIO Burlesque's Sensation and Her GIRLS in BLUE Special Added Attraction Pinto, Bennett & Fletcher in “Musical Wopology” | New | to be | for Townsend whom h | to Palm Beach, Fla, | duchess to sell the necklac Archduke Next Witness In ‘Probe Arche York dealer of Mariec Louisa 000 by its ow tion hpocs nlly mad which sold for duchess Mart Mrs. Anna 1 arcl was brou, the I 10 clai New Yorl arrive action by the fice in the reeent Napolcon necklace o s Maria Thercsa today ited ques- tioning of her grandnephew, Uk Archduke Leopold, who was prese when the necklace, valu archduchess at $400,000, for $60,000, on I'cbruar future negotiatio BOY SCOUT NEWS Doy Scout Thursday will 1 aw ssistant District troop S W. Hast predietion would taks duke's archduke ot the sale, took place, but terest in it Attorney Ha s said he would mak as to what action until he heard th th 2 eady o velt school its program 1ctors from troop version ha o t their 1 had no f Vollowin idiourn Received Only Vienna police aurence Steinhardt, counsel wduches, said she received 0 from Charles 1. Town former agent, who sold necklace to . M. Michel, ifth nue jeweler, for §60.000. in a cab will b Members rth prograt oniy ni troop commit said Townse dated Chicago, IFebruary ing the \plait bl retained (o d in il looki had tracl from where he 17 without Too Cheap i beat of January et bheid heck d th si the s Steinhardt said he was dropy South chure wh departed on February lcaving a forwarding $175,000 Called Steinhardt said that 14 Townsend. vho at that time a power of attorney from the a variety of activity. on their p the on ¥ om Scoutmaster visitors d by the archduchass |y r was too low. He said told him she was! sirous of spoil Abell had Troop Committeeman 11 Tiblals t ¥ and W, Bombia, a cd her he had an offer of but was advi that the off the not cause of too great | no offers of less than be acceptable. he lawyer declared Townsend later informed the archduchess thit|were troop 11 at he had a prospective purchaser wio | orial church, troop 43 would go as high as §22 . Stein- | yille 1 hardt said that Townsend's power Plainvillc of attorney was revoked on Januavy | troop > and that he was informed that | the Congre Baroness Annic Eiscnmenger would | tow n. archduchess L price b and th it 5,000 wou'd e i roops which met la the Me at t ’la troop Episcopal church, on rooms, 2 of Newington, whieh met 1tional FINAL “ROMANCE OF RIO GRANDE" and | [ PAUL SPECHT night | postec place on | ang for 1 con- in- or ore The ro- ) dancing | e troop ou | | m- in- | in the | and | at church in that SHOWING TODAY\\ ith Warner Baxter, Mary Duncan Coming — TOMORROW Double Feature Screening By All Means See This | Picture. You Will Never Regret It. INA CLAIRE - THE AWFUL A Laugh a Second— It's Real College Life EDDIE QUILLAN saLLy 9 NEILL JEANETTE Lo F Pathé M Picture Laate Quulan, Sauy O'Neit GRETA GARBO TALKS And a New Delight Is Yours —in— ‘ANNA CHRISTIE” Warner Bros. 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