New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1930, Page 3

EW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD. 22 1930 SATURDAY, MARC H 22, 3 INQUEST OF FNDS -——== ampeign or 14,408 Wil Get| 1" Under Way Next Week narcotic Charl the Hartfor l the nounces that | Mlorida 3 gn of the | Friday ford County Y. M A will tancously over the in e ext week, March : Thompson of Farmington i by mmittec te hairman the t ;) he county will be districts with of cach district Calvin C. Saturday with tariff bill committee workis bill in exceutiv work on report veon contes ol an divided 0| Husion of com- chairmen as follows: al distric |)0H s ith Windsor larence I sethern distric nucl Thompsonville; Farmin district, Sherman W von: southern di \larsh of Bristol. In cach local-cou - JLLAE unity the campaign will . he i GG G ¢ of local committ ol |t ool SMisgis f f ssed copy of the vailab rker of N Justice \ ion of Park- cr motor bus passage 1ppoint sipph district chairma bud aha ehalh ance mad he dev he south consid- military S e E[!AUTI[]N lopment mopart o coun the serviee ional secretary, | gficld college add 15 callec eraber and will county for " | Miinority Leaders Consider Plan for Vote on Taril County Y The Hartford Cou ng tw pwn and cour county. Duriy y (vl ocratic-we ion in t iden of oalition with the h the or- doption of 1h ho is oxpe ometime i akdown May Be for hoys' Motive doxically 1) 1 crarts, | Eanization in hou ervative farr wiation, varions 1 bloct to rat ) collic ore favorabl onal Hi-Y ty Y. M R R mocratic L ner’ said on the in the musical developme A boys' sroups. Two succe Vot ass ha v deve 1t + 10 th one in South o der Lo di- 1 of s \ nference immediate of differe on of Thoma Az invited him in ity clubs i publicar Wy Y—t 1in 1 1 club organ 1 Local Men in Athletics vitics of ti expected his decision Votes o Cou nounc € Muster jssu not points George Beer of Highlund I'ar Liind of Manchester, and Liond pot of New Britair Athletic Activities The athle activities of ity Y Lasketball, ba indoor athletics, eutdoor tric vimminz, and tennis County Y. M. ( Fhips were 1 out sterday’s nate bill now inl and in ¥ inciud Four State champio cgrricd off ti wimming (for the year, Indoor athl. o and t L interm 1dition the Cot ficld team sixth conseen- HAINE FORWARDS PEACE MEMREAL igned by 2,000 Urges -aval Strength Cut " history A. Outdoor Paper Tortla A m dire County noowill be « Hoover deleg more S i Londo is now he | Hender ot 50 because Maine ntu home state of Senator IFreds chairman of the naval and a cons naval armament re petition, signed presidents of md Colby colle William It Patt preme court in 1 communitics by be crected {o carry on th ol the associatior Board of Dircetors The board of dircetors of |l Hartford County Y. M cd of: I'r Holman of Manch derking 1dit 1 eve ick el affairs oppon duction mong others Bowdoin, Ba Chic Ju zall of “stat Episcopal Bish- read strongly Lon d in full renunciation o > pact of Pari the policy of announced ny Armistice Da short of substan- fulfil our ent of ) npo ident nder sotiations the Le conducte Nip Grahan Larned of zill of Thompso Mars Bristoi » reduction as exident in Nothin will n of expee- Mhicnes is ¢ £ on, G ) 5 t Uncle Sam 1 | idered QUEEN OF SPAIN Andy’s Reflections \ow is chucklc ho ) COUNCIL T0 MEET [ ; INRHODE ISLAND =2 New England Group Has Two\f,‘?‘;‘,?\.i‘ o ,..f.i‘.:’;‘:::, o Outst andmg Problems e brand new hul Mhl 2 of New Ei New Lngland in- standing subjects sth g rly ways of re- s we, wonder whether it b i peopl ‘I ceting of the : cil wifl be held at Trovidence {next Thur: nd Frid \ Two sessions of the council Ibe held on Friday. preceded | committee and exccutive mect on the previous eveni Speakers on ‘]u:l into ¢ | dustrics [mote the maintena nd employi Payn battleship with soda fo won't be some har o zobs to to help re situation on MEAsures nos | eriek H time (o w who calls the ways have v call the chap ustrial commit and council, of Worc cil's de couple from parates | cour lop. L promy, the you less and in an can remove s sim ckoo clock “Why all this Bay S te Seeks 1o Prove Cllo- , o nover veon e ring SYA 611 DT [ e e Mar (U'P)-—Thc l—!M‘IjYY\“:‘;\:‘ ‘l“\il‘ ) s SRR e cou ap- go of it. EVANSTON SEEKD EXPERT ON BEES \Swarm Puzzles Bluecoats Who Try to Adjust Dilliculty poscs to utilize rivers, con od streams i which flo cticut river, for ol drink supply opoli {in the castern part of the ste Connecticut - object would claimir rsion the small ction. Watcr from the ouzh polluted ndustrial drinking, waste (U L (b ir con why D to dis- mand today ar dema should polit said, ador or colo a peopl munity supplied with it resort to bottled water. from som¢ Dewe ome hive, Ordinary ing was, freque inferior t of purity. xpense wal to tl the municipality, he Ig also mear ind _this was detring cighbor's barn, who is n favor of the roving wol AWAITS BEQUEST No Ofiicial Word of $100,000 Gilt From Moore Received Madrid, Ma of Spain has Racketeer Found Beaten To l)c\lh at E Ih\il)ul‘_ Hisbure, Ii, B Im\\ rd reh 22 (P—The q ceived no official tification of a $160,000 hequest fro: the Alexander ' Moorc sassador to Spain, and reason no plans have yet bec how money 1 to po- rack- former that made pplicd Circles clos believe it Will e charit- ble work i ch U en s in- would b 1o the palace Marques Torres Mendoza, privat to the king and quecn. told tl ociated Press today: “In the palace there is no news that s bequest éx N nr aiicial communiquc 1 by the quecn. The only thin newspapers pul 1 a story but n pts en made to establis report by pa te veracity will an official notification i During the last heen circles and by persc late Ambassador Moor | about the reports of which recalled the for dor's generosity and interest o jaud be and otl known is that soime Talkie Film Found Fak \udlcncc Starts Hissing w day B iislava choslovakia, March tin a {85 5D} 1 3 al fri much comr was discoy prod queen’s charitable work. The musiciuns 1ers Iways been active in the hind the cen otion When t i she | deception for this|out the stage per thrown and ed the box office manager » audienc yells and formance crowd 1 and compelled tl to return their money. for t pro socil elped raise mar OPPOSITION EXPLCTED New Haven, Mareh 22-—The pointment of Capt aviation adviser comn ap- Clarence M Knox, state commissioner 15 technical ven airport with opposition 1t rday. J. Edmund the board of BAPTIST CHURCH 9:45—DBible School 11:00—>Morning 6:00—Young People Lenten Meditation Sermon by Rev. William Ross, would oppose payment of $1 tai o K when the board Heve is of the aviation commission. r 10x comes before the 1 city employ- ing the a yervisor of our airport who un | e th law will finally pass | acceptance of the work self supervis subject: ith Leon- ecretary in char activities 'y of the association. Black as associate zel 8. Wippert is of business and promotion LESCAPE FROM SCHOOL | March Two 15 year | old boys, inmates State School | sterday | i is Edward re other is 2 The hoys we riden, the escaped v of the § OFoole of Hartford. Will 8 Everyman’s Bible Boys here ning. One sehool buildinzs Mu: PO BEST RESULTS HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS 1 % HOWARD SHORT Theological Student at the Hartford Theological Seminary Methodist Church —9:30 A. M. C. J. Vahls VISIONS Music: ) Gladsome Light —Sullivan Soprano solo: “Holy Iather, prayer” FROM GALILEE hear my —Panofka United Lenten Service At First Lutheran Chureh, 7:30 Preacher, Rev. T. A. Greenc Thursday, 7:45— Mid-Week Church Service Friday, 10:00— All day sewing meeting Luncheon at noon —— ) peak to Class Tomorrow trom Will Sing | has equip- lecbfi’rrvnces Notices for publica chureh p tion on the must be received in the Her office not later than Friday afternoon. Pub- lication cannot be guaranteed it church iten T ved later than 3 o'clock Friday. Church notices e cepted by telephone, oS Sl i R S ICI R BAPTIS mot be ac- CHURCHES Miss Llino Stanicy Memorial Alfred 1. He Hadidian; 4 p. 1 class for your I"eng-Yu club anor Hubert: 6 1 ninisters’ lenten for group: 7:30 p acicty, 1 caker, Dr lenten Hadidian Sunday ® e i First Lutheran Church Union Lenten 7:30 P. M.—Sunday Morning Service in English—10:30 o'Clock Sermon by the Pastor Preacher, Rev. T. A. Greene Service “The Cross and Sin Today" All Are Invitea Sunday, 10:45 A. M. “THE LOST CHORD” s On Pentecost 7:30 P. M.—Union Lenten Service Third in a Series of Messag First Lutheran Church—Rev. Theodore A. Greene, Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Speaker > Media- qu Mrs - soprano; Miss Robert Kling- bute sclections ill meet for night at s 19 will la Flash; hour L Mark's Episcops Assn vol study International Bible Students’ s to 1 p. m, and Hizhway Li Foursquare of the Gospel hthouse Chvistian Scicnce Deep Rn er \Idn Blshup In ( ‘hinese Danger Areca WVith 1 eported b i Welfare con- issionaries should be witt tholic O'Shea of De head of th province. PEOPLE’S CHURCH 0F CHRIST —Ps. 106 I'HE GRACE CHURCH S GRACE GFOUR LOKD JESUS CHRIST® (Meeting - held at Je. 0. U Hall on Glen St Serviee, 10:15—>erme for Keal Christians” lities nse e Class STANLEY MEMOR]AL CHURCH and 12 neon—Chueeh Sehool Worship and Lenten Sermon IN CHRINT? 05 o Viotin Andantine” Anthem—"The Larth i Churel Tdeal. TH—"\ Trainix Welcome! Solo.—* George Westerman (Hamilton) Christian O Sehool for Character” First = . M- Church of Christ Chu Sch o Worship —Sunday Morr |4\ 1on by N¢ ll\tl RN the Pastor ING INDI RENCE” Class Men's Bible :00 and 6:00 P. M.—DMinisters’ Lenten Classes 30 P. M Meeting AN INSURANCE Tuesday, March 25th, 6:2 fen's Association Supper “INTERESTING ADVENTURES OF CLAIM ADJUSTER" DAVID N. CASE of Travelers, Speak Hartford Heart of the City: ¢ Heart of the City. In the FFor th South Congregational Church Morning Worship, 10 Sermon by the l‘(|.~tm — The Tarrying Vision Worship, 7:15 Doors Open, T: Popular Service With Motion Picture MAKING THE GRADE A Drama of Determination And Perseverance HOW ONE M Livenin Wednesday, T {5—Lenten Discussion Class A Most Cordial Welconre Awaits You