New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 16, 1930, Page 10

Harrison Women Protest Tendency [TALIAN DUKE WET To Turn Town Into ““Gretna Green” | Harrison, N. Y., April 16 (#—The » B olis ateitis s satul A ] What Congress Is are determined it shall not become | Doing another Gretna Green. Aroused by the increasing popu- | larity of Harrison as a place for | carly morning marriages, the Harri- | Senate son Women's club has adopted a| Continues with resolution calling on the legislature |tion bill. act an amendment to the state | yophy committee proceeds “with marriage law providing for an ade- | ohinition investigation. | quate resident time limit The women assert the town's civic | ation has suffered by the in- flux of men and women seeking \0‘ be married h ual Thes ¢ {l, i Wednesday Harris immigra- Interstate commerce cont on railroad legislation. House: committee consolidation Co bills on calend Banking committ n of testimony s Inve ion consid- r up Judic b-comm time ers Christopherson bill 0 bolstc couples law enforcement d th ago when hent on World war veterans' comm sunics hearings on proposals for ad- litional veterans' hospitals. Ilood control committ works on special ule under which 1 Watres air mail bill will be considercd by the | housc requir between the and 1 Tuesday Debated Harris Lobby committee sentative wpparently tiring disturbed and Por immigr questioned Rep- ham, republica rest the Massachuse Interstate took up railr latior House comm oad consolidation legis- erce committec on appropr for the statc departments, on the 1ditional re- port on on hill Justice, 1ds Approved conf and labo ral JAKEVICTIMS TRY BATHING INPOOLS =+ Paralyzed Men Limp o Oil Slush Ponds in Kansas cotton cxchanges. heard tes- uniform require- Al- nmental contracts al ot 2 ry tt rapped all I with Muscle 10 Wi tho the va malady Jamaica ging cure thougit baths in p ponds With Wict hundreds of B. Hobbs, city " POLICE HEAD RAPS wa ! Never Called Crook, He Says hita, Kas. April 16— pendir Shoals draft to in rolet slush believed filled k victims® ph Lame start to Pond A painful march of the lar halt toward th th here be Golden Iiuic gan yesterd malady @ |men. six of them formally repor cad that similar vietims ft with murder, were in jail today and Lldorado, Kas., oil town, [officers continued their had found relief ¢ bathing in|of the kidnaping of liquor hijackers and mixture of [of one of them, Joe slush ponds there. The ponds contain a refuse. oil [in the Miami canal Monday up slush ponds of 0l company Sufferers join proc Fla. April 16 (@—Sixteen the oil refuse and mud. T mad morn- men said, parts of said they had infor- Dur and his cor Kidnaped by a g led by K. “Red" Slayton in re- wion for the theft of a quantity or and that Dur, i he leaped into the canal after arried away ja 1 been taken into the Ever- nd beaten Sunday night. Slayton, three men said by officer: to be his associates in liquor ope tions, a night watchman and Brent {1y Busbee, one of Durrance's com- panions, were charged with murder. Will Durrance, father of the dead {man. and Charles Mathis. both of wvhom were kidnaped and cight me: described as employes or ives ; s i) L lof Slayton held for question- SHATTER PROOY GLASS URGED |, & Boston, April vehicles ryi Authol mation that panions were pounds 0. B. Golden oup imce wn- improvement Other the persons limy liquid. None Completely Cured d to have roon to ¢z dozen m of crippied leg at the S Many fused houses re- A to work becanse cared for farm the vic s wick county poor = were A raid last night on the Hialeh | neadquarters of Slayton resulted in hire in Lassachy would hav {the arrest of four of those in cus to be equipped with non-shatterable | oqy glass in winishields and windows|guns ¢ under a bill ordercd to third read ing by the house of rcpresentati Yesterd: for and ammunition APPROVE CRUISE Berlin, April 16 (> rath at full fon today appro | Spaniards | rumor has it, soon will become en- | federal con- the } nd the seizure of a quantity of i fever SaysSunshine Fills Life! NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 198V. BY KING OF SPAIN Mlionso Drenches Guest with Spray From Hidden Fountain Seville, Spain, tittered April 16.—(P— today over a prank played by King Alfonso on the Duke of Spoleto, youthful nephew of the King of Italy, who, Al gaged to the Infanta fonso’s cldest daughter. In the presence of Beatriz and ther members of the royal family, led the trick beneh in the where the remaining Beatriz, young man to a | palace gardens of | family and thar Holy zar during Duke was invited to sit on | he did so. His weight | pring which controlled a fountain and he was Alfonso, mother, laughed the rele concealc drenched the Infar the Duchess merrily. I discomfited Duke, brushing water from his eyes and trying to wring out his water logged clothes, grinned with the and | made light of the incident. King Al- fonso is 43 yes old, and the Duke is Princess Beatriz will be 21 on June | royal family con- e prank indicated the | extent to which Prince Aymon, the duke is also known, has won the m and affection of the Spanish | i ch. In quarters it lent | additional credence to persistent re. ports of a romance between the In- fanta and the Italian. | ne ased a by 3 Duke Aosta all as} some —_— Overnight News Domestic Washington — Caraway writ Rishop Cannon he may testify about | charges bishop carried on ‘“offen- | liquor lobbying Me- denics that Anti-Saloon Volstcad's campaign cities paid New Haven, Yale Daily N intelligent l¢ New York—Oil spot on occan may show where Ralph Whit>, missing student flyer, lost his life. Washington — Congressional con- ferees raise iariff on straw hats jewelry, handkerchiefs: lower it on cheaper fur hats and some gems Chicago—Kellogg quits as gener- manager of IFarmers National irain Corporation. and as vice | president Grain Stabilization Corporation. Washington — France 25,000,000 on war debt Kansas City—Iormer Senator Jira Reed expresses hope democrats who voted for tariff bill will disci plined by voters in next clection. Springfield, 1ll. — Circuit Court judge announces President Lewis ind 31 associates will be cited for contempt in alleged violation o mine union junction Washington — Laber departmens sces slight employment improyv: ment, and cxpects further improy ment in next 30 days Wichita, Kan.—Victims of Jamai- ca ginger paralysis wade in oil slush nools secking cure; benefits doubt- cd Conn.—Hoover 1 stresses need of ws fers. of $4.- Voreign London—Stimson announces An- glo-U. 8. agreement on safeguarding clause at dinner with Japanese pre- mic Calcutta—Nine TBuropeans hurt as Indians riot in protest of arrest an.d conviction of their leaders London—Daily dispatch ay revolt is :tarting against pres ent Abyssinian rule. Mexico City—Tugenio Ortiz Ru- bio. son of Mexican president, seri- ously ill, probably with typhoid news London — Churchill calls Snow- a budget 00 n (about §7 ment on the item f s UT of the land of cnce into the land of real living” el Hickman of Prescott, ing I wake, 2 to begin an- t it was not always agoT dragged through head ac , d, uiterly ed, and ¢ of company when my i returned from his work. 1 one of my friends told me he had felt just as vretched as I did. She went to her doctor. ‘What Doctor Said e pills’ he told her. internal told me it enough fer i Writs + Baltimore, V.d. inol | [ | | | mended “My experience since that happy day must be similar to that of hun- dreds of thousands of grateful Nujol users, My husband now takes it daily and I give it to both of my boys. How much more intelligent than dosing them with pills, physics, and purge: Thousands Have Proved This This is just another one of the thou- sands of personal experiences that ve how Nujol can brighten a whole life and flood it with sunshine clearing the poisons out of your system (we all have them) and giv- ing you a chance to be well. Why don't you see what it will do for you? Get crystal-clear Nujol at any drug store. Sold in sea What an incxpensive | to keep you well znd happy! Start this very night on the bappy road to health! e ee—————— s | drown as gunning fioat foundc | of n {July den's budget unwarranted burdea upon industry. rom Odell Matheny, “ross Plains, Texas, Sports Mrs. Russell Everitt asked a di- About 200,000 sce opening of ma- [vorce from her husband, William jor league baseball. | Russell Everitt. She is from Roch- Pinehurst, N. C.—Hunter and Al-|ester, N. Y. They were married lison fall in third round north and |March 2, 1925, at Salisbury, Conn. south tennis tournament, | Ol Duland Wheeler St. Louis—Jack De Mave, of New |2sked a divorce from Thomas Rush York, about to fight Von Porar, |Sturges. They were married Octo- walks out of ring after a look at(UVer 10. 1925 slim crowd. Frank John Horn aske Milwaukee — King Tut fined $1, |from Annie Gertrude Wrigley 000 and suspension lifted for foul- |to whom he was married Nov. ing Bruce Flowers, New York Ne-|192% gro boxer. residing New England — Nantucket, Mass.—Fishing schoo- L ner Irma A., of Boston destroyei| Flasl‘les Of lfe by fire near east end of Nantucket Island after explosions on board; crew abandons vesscl safely. By the Associated Press. New York Mrs. Fred Moody Me. — Two sisters. « Wast ot Aubucn tennis player .and Helen Wills, 3 4 Those are the names the 3 . Mass i ac Neimy, i 1f. Her reason is that n amateur and in lart a professional. 1t happens that {her hushand more cnthusiastic bout her art than her tenni She plays no bridge because it much time to become a good player. She docs no cooking. 1t's an art, she Brunswick, Mrs. Louise A Mrs. Maud G the | the artist. prefers her Boston—Mayor John in tennis she Chelsca denies cha in testimony before Master in bill cauity to void ash removal con- ract. Providence, Tt. T.——Scnate pass:s| in concurrence bill placing taxicabs | is takes Sturges 2| New York at [says, but tennis and painting gives her no time for it. Memphis — For 10 years Two Toes eluded hounds and angry arm- cd farmers. In one month his in- | ability to obey the call of the wild |killed him in the municipal zoo. Two Toes was a timber wolf that roamed the St. Francis basin in |tastern Arkansas. He got his name | from maiming of one foot by a trap. For charity Sir farry Lauder is to break a rule. He s to sing on a Sunday for the first time to aid victims of tuberculosis. Philadelphia — A horse is entitled to one bite. County Judge Bouton, who was brought up on a farm, has put Thomas Hanarty's animal on probation. Hanarty was sued for 1$5.000 because youth who hired ‘(hc horse was bitten. The judge de- {cided that the horse could not yet led vicious. New York — Following is the belief of Charles M. Schwab in his epeech of acceptance upon his elec- tion president of the Pennsyl vania society for the 14th year {must laugh and be happy.” | Reno — They're taking care that | Uncle Sam shall not be gyped W I patrons of Reno's most noted indus as under jurisdiction of public utilities cemmission. Cambridge, Mass.—Final padloci: decrees on 13 plac in Lowell, Mal- den, Waltham and Somerville issued in Middlesex superior court. H Montpelier, Vt.—Prcliminary re- port of state insurance department shows risks written by fire insur- ance companies in state in 1920 to- talled $321,09 increase over 1928. Wallingford, Conn.—Order placel| by state of Virginia for sworl wrought in gold, silver and enamcl 10 commemorate Iear Admiral Byrd's achievement Boston—Les Morrison and continue Portland, Me., to Portland, (3 outboa motorboat trip in 16-foot stecl boat. South Hadley, Mass. — Mount Holyoks college trustecs appoint Miss Mary Ashby Cheek, former of board of admissior, cean of residence. Boston — Completion of census <t night delayed several days, announ wif EAS TWO AMERIGAN WIVES | GRANTED FRENCH DECREES Paris Court Also Reccives Applica- Once again the wo tions for Threc Morce Divorces Trom Couples. Paris, April 16 (P—Irench divorce courts dissolved two American mar- riages. Three other Americans ap- plied for divorces Alice Bugenie Jugie Shores granted a divorce from Shores. of Brooklyn, N. 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Everybody seeking to divide one in two is asked if he or she has been counted up in the census; if not a blank is handed out instanter. New York — Miss Lillian Schoen- feld, Baltimore beauty, is regarded by Magistrate Ewald as public- spirited. She came from Baltimore just to appear in traffic court for her brother, who was ill. The magis- trate praised her in contrast to per- sons who live around the corner and have to be dragged into court, and he suspended sentence. Chicago — There are surgical ant martyrs in Peru. Advices from an expedition of the Field Museum tell that when a native of the cquatorial forest is wounded he gets a certain type of ant with powerful jaws. The ant is made to bite severed edges of in and bring them together. 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