New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 17, 1930, Page 18

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1930 Baffle Mysterles - bt 19 0 Daily Mirtor, Bafilc mysteri ve —many of them founded on actual ¢ tives throughout the world in 3¢ Each myster es you the the detectives had to clues? What do you deduce answer t is guilty ? are no prizes, ses which have 20 upon and 1o from them? s question asked of you at the or “What was the motive?” i is simply presented for Which are end ete. This is no contest i cach bafTle your enterfainment you ingenious and dramatic crimes to solve bafiled dete facts established by the police—wlhat the telltate w how will you o Rare Dlamond \[\stcn To]d By Old Jewelor Suddenly he took out Siple Trick said Jo Damonds small ed wim from mierchant ger’ my likely to b the Jaxo him rd partner zentleni ton said. “The other in nd now ion't thoron S monil @ pocket e roscop wit il Wl When My writer he ~OBUTTON wis rizhi irick N s 1o Vet the I ahat 1ot him Fano What wis Ouintan had in nodin 1ol this 1o SARLRDAY S 10 b HET ) — AUNT “l don’t want vitin' me to a bridg hour hefore-han too much because n.l come.” Copy ymehod POOR ' would hay burned 1 Mason's head left a mark on it would thorougii- wair and would al on 0 have od s were corch No suc visible char that woud o1t both Fallans! Smitl Mason hal place for abu s colts. Riggs co he had taken what rock” from a North- to the to bring £ curiositics i roon. had e a t nd then, sn TROOP 9 T0 PLAY HOSTT0 PARENTS - Interesting Program Tonight— Troop 4 Preparing Girous will night Told 2 it Bipt tonight, e 5 o'clock, and i con- composed of Phil Nig tld Holmes, I Cliford McCarth Holmstron, and Wolf Patrol r Phil Nighting atrol Il g MeCar- nonstration, Patrol 1 Clitford Be Holmes ar Howard Joseph Oscar d this roup will formed into a trol with I trol and scout Heisler and a group of uniforms he troop mem- Al pare well Troon will also nis of scout offic throughout the councyl, a i ) neyl « D 23 Has Hike eld s second Tike with nt. Sc t Yed the ritory fire- were cir atten- Charles Wallie Moreno, della 1elo »op 1 Circus Pre still by is resses sily work U the church March 28 and a shape ind it is expects show will live up other is w for avhich ol will 1 given gation: ipel on IFriday evening (s are going rapidly wnce is expeet in a of md Silve Fox pa Saturda whild o Yes hike il nt on a hi JUST KIDS the skilltul . who losus ceptional vo- closing numbes | scored on: due | | Th und 1all troop expeets Lo by well dership of 10 opportunitics f cont cpresented Wedne tey comir Il 1l and Lo Iiro Howard bie, | of Aitk Maxwell crhay mond Watkins for sccond class. | 1l troop claims Friday of its 4 ioncr offic boir review Jack B s rank on right Walte Thomas chorus Wbl ryhithmic Lty a record its | scemed to indicate that audiences night, wh ike action, | scouts and both | The h 5 wer NEW YORK SOPRAND DELIGHTS AUDIENGE Miss Olsen Triumphs at Wenner- herg Chorus Concert - rst cl ol this group th its most -not SuCCesses, ‘oc impulses of applause of t presentation setti ter m n the r's impre Allmacht, Ihis, n by the st | e con- ommis present ne wit Schuby sive of | ction with the ed by 1elodion Charl Johu- and or der- to the Al- 1 tisfying fron hubert? q nnnal Wennerberg Senior | crday moments for My \mvl request, Peel” would cencert chool uditorinm of viclded m cious music afternoon reliable nted on of modernistic fenden vy bar- 1ay of that pro- Jjohn more exaltation which comes o lovers when their souls &r R s which arous ew York, md the t Ot- oprano of Wi honors recall th Lindsay. {Inde M colorful Vs pian- rapid ipulate. efficient { John A the had to add one her. But the noon was ov encor Iso had rh ended on a hig deleetable that chorus had to sing mor on the and lowed rdded on( 10 des nging u two extra numb nerberg erga marked i s ing a cat marcl ion is nown md Glory,” but which concerned ind ( rehes, Pomn m undoubtedly music is 1o ost wor march tune sin wilizes Kipling. ex- mhauser March penned by Ivard Wennerberger made strong finish composition W i tent continuance vhen the ed a music Conductor Lindsay \ injecting something ision that might have bed Lind- add- Mi-climax And it might v is canny socii o | s | Ahlquist, 7 cd that Lis direction of the chorus a distinel personal triumph. He dircets the chorus -with | insight and artistic.exce of the Wennerberg First tenors, Harry |l Anderson, Charles | Johnson, Erie Lr-| Carling Albert | Peter- | Fred- ! i Members chorus ar | Bloomuist Peterson landson, Gustaf Holmgren, Rudolph Lund on, Hartford Carlson, rickson, Second tenors: It. 13 vold Stone, A. Svensk David Nelson, Iteul hamson t thur, G. kng- [ Gustaf Andrd Larson Larson | Hallsten, O. Abra- asses, G. Carlso Gustatson, L. Jolsow, George Walter Berglund, | Robert Arthur Olson, Olaf An Johnson, J. Carlson, J. scepnd basses, C g, Oscar John A. 13 Tohanson, en : H Wakelin Neds Thoren, | David \ thur H. | Ison, “alk Swor Walter Rudolph and Cecil Svensk. manager. Crusber Wennberg | Ohlson is FALCON ATHLETES WIN HONORS AT BRIDGEPORT| Lewandowski and 1 sented With First Class Certifi- cates at State Meet | wwicz Pre- | Among, the six athletes from the | th district of the Falcon national | allianece of America were m as who led certificates rating th s athletes were the two IFulcon Nes imdow var cla t athletes of the \S. They arc Vincent L and Stanley Lechowiez The made 1 Sarszez, physical director of yesterday afternoon in' B port sentatives from the 38 r istrict attended. The certificates issued by officials of the ath- ciation at Philadelphia ho represented the local me Boleslaus it physical dircctor Lewandowski and Le- fo Nao awards wer s meet werd chowiez PPhysical Director B will call weekly prepare the local hext meet whicl Ialcon alliance April 2 cz and Bo- rehearsals to athletes for the will be held at the hall in New Haven USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS ollow gen lowing 1r BUY NO DESK Until You’ve Seen the Sensation of The Business Show i nin W Br My ‘ b Woest Berglund, | 1o Miss Clara BB Katt Buy no desk until you have seen Skyscraper, the new desk by Shaw-Walker.You'll marvel at the downright cleverness of it. You'll revel in the rich beauty of it. You’ll be amazed at the organized features of it. And vouw’ll gladly pay the moderate price asked for it. Your people, too, will thank you for an easier and better day’s work. No wonder the Skyscraper Desk by Shaw-Walker was the sensa- tion at the Business Show. MAYBE ITS WORMS M\STFRXOUS loss of weight may mean that our litle one is harboring worms which are robbing her of nourishment, Worms are much more common than most mothers think. Every desk-interested person whosawit,whether office worker. executive, official, or professional man, admired the way in which it solves old-time desk problems. It has a newikind of top—smoath and glove-like. No other desk can have it. . Look also for the follow pptoms; grinding of he nose, cross- aess, crying in sleep, offen- Fach drawer is organized for the sive breath, loss of worker's special conyenience. One drawer is your ‘‘waste bas- ket.”’ Another takes a flat-type interdepartmental telephone. Others hold traysfor‘In,”"*‘Out” and‘‘Pending’’ mail. Others, spe- cial card files, visible indexes, pencils, pads, accessories, etc. appetite, nausea or keneral restiessaess, Anyone of these signs may be your warning that wormsare present. Wise mothers take no chances with these disgusting childhood pests. suspected they give dangerous and Even if worms are only the child DR.HAND'S WORM ELIXIR Itis the preseription of a famous child’s specialist—SALE, pleasant (o 1ake. genile and sure in its action. Your druggist will tell vou that many of your own iricnds hase success: fullyused it. Buya bottle of Dr. Hand's today 66 Church St., This new-style desk was designed by Shaw -Walker, a leader in the office equipment field for thirty years. Buy no desk until you have seen this desk sensation of the New York Business Show. Come see it, or send your man Or mail the attached coupon for complete information. ADKIN'S G Church St 5 L Conn. ADKINS New Britain, Conn. ‘STATE OFFICERS WILL VISIT REBEKAH LODGE - riday Afternoon and Evening Set Aside For Ceremonics in This City lodg« ot the Stella Rebekah will At dho officons tebekah state Friday aficrnoon and eve- officers are Mrs. Maud s Middletown, president; Harriet M. Wilson of Bridge- president; Mrs. Mildred J Hamden, warden; Mrs. Mary Johnson of Torrington, secretary; M. Do My pre eds ssembly o vice 155 of JForest- Anna Vance of ident and Mrs, of Plainville, The mem- h ille Tainville rine treasurer past Ric yuty president Priscilla It fet d of Middletown are expected to be press I'ast Noble cia meet in the afternoon and caree will be conferred in the on a number of candi dates ser will be served at o'clock Grands asso- cvening Supr Baptist €hurch Pdslon Will Speak on Africa of the Methodist Men's held tonight in the par- lors of the Tr v Methodist church. will be The meeting will later Itev. William Ross. missionary in Africi He will lecture and his work & A club will be oting Supper for many yc on his experienc mong the natives. Gizeh cone stone, Pyramid of tains about of each weighing about No offier caugfisyru,o basit! *Came home ughing their heads off Yet both my boys are hale and hearty in two days” “George and Al went out to play football. in the rain, both with a very bad cough. Believe me — I was scarcd, particularly for Al — heisnotver: Immedi- ately I put them 1o bed. Im- mediately 1 gave them a dose of Smith Brothers’ Cough Syrup. “Both boys slept fine th night. Intwo days the well again—even Al didn’t have a trace of a cold Mgs. J. MCLURE, NEW YORK CITY They came home strong. we: Smith Brothers” works o cfii- ciently because it bas Triple Action. which (1) soothces, (2) is mildly laxative, (3) clear: passages. - ! | “Geernight1lost MY COugit o o 5 “I've been a scaman for thirty ,but that gale was as bad as anything I can remember. No wonder I got back to my bunk barking like a scal. The ship’s steward gave me some Smith Brothers’ Cough Syrup. I actually felt better in half an. bour,and in the morning Iwas ready for duty, Three rousing cheers for Smith Brothers'.™ J. ELLERS, BALTIMORE, MD. Made by Smith Brothers’ Cong the makers of SMITH BR@?E‘@ERS Tri,?le Action COUGH FATSOSDOLAN HAS | GOT? WHAT Do Yoy ‘vemu) SYRUP 77{ 'mse S\ HAENT I [ THE LEAST WeLL- FATHER BROWGHT } WELL Him (r"’\L MEMOR\’ \-ESSO“S AN NOW WHE! //j & Ve a | |SToRE WE CANT } FERGIT wuar we's ) [WENT AFTER EVEN k [\E HE \UANTED ‘ry AND WHAT THE LESSONS EATSO PL’MF,NE\J?\/ SCCER S PRy ~ OID Wi T 1920, King Features Syndicate, Tne., MAKE cat Britain rights 2 %'nrzb HING- VERY T e reserved HE FERGST! 0y » THAT 0T ’s Turn to Stall BUT LISTEN, STUPID! ATTIC, NO MORE, MEAN MEBBE! . AN WHERE YOU'LL NOT 2 EP THAT FREAK UP IN MY I DONT ST GOSH, MAW \ VKMN FKEE e , HELLifTA\/ ION'S-DEN. OR \WOT- ) E H CRITTERS IN T‘*t_ CELLAQ