New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 22, 1930, Page 5

. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1930. o | two years. [ | ”u)r‘d’?;o“.l:its ’Sl“}!’tis;e'ldz:fl | IS NEARLY $1000000 in the river diversion hatt ELECTED GRID CAPTALN ‘ |lawn and a celebration of the 11th for a man who fits the coat and | share for Widow of Movie Produc- I mior, has been =~ birthday of the council was observe {| Pants they seized in a liquor raid. ; t fail's Boston'* Commissioner 1S Re-eleoted— .+, "> b =m0 =) Gamypaign Against DiStase GO | "ot e 2 i || €2t n T Lo ko (5 (e Gontrs Tor o i) ‘ v % e ST e o 2 || undbretothes ana a rug when the Forbidding Farly Remarriage R : L L ST v Annual Reports Are Given i o ies Started by ity ; dgorts approached an alcohol (| 1o Angotes May 22 m—viar| 1I6A(MENE O njured : ANDRUFF - E. L. Warren was reelected | hag been held during the year and| The health department proposes || Of underwear, rug or man. H. Ince ¢ produ . = : . 2 AND FALLING HAIR figner o the New Britain |had sponsored classes in the handy-|to start early in its war against files, || TPe plant seized by the raiders | |and dirctc 15 fled in probat: thout's. hiche : . Flllonssaslocly Hises fonsealo R L g : c - was saic ave produ ca- i r o 4 Girl Scout council at its annual meet- | ¥oman, housekeeper and astronomy [ang in 4 mesage published today by e bt urt d : Barced L e 1 : R skin ailments. ing held on the Jawn of Mrs. Leon | merit badges, a Red Cross course in |11 ™ & PO PR Eallons 8 0y AT ¥ £ undcr MoneyBack Guar- A. Sprague’s residen:e in Maple Hill |home hygiene and care of the sick, |17 L-ouis Emeraeh L nEREenE e ceRd emplove wasiarchated: the estate o o SRR AT 4] yesterday dfternoon. Other officers |#nd instruction in English country |the cooperation of houscholders and | i S Lo 5 o R . 1G of the council and chairmen of com- | dancing. Ninety-seven scouts won |dispensers of food 1§ requested. | ——————— - mittecs selected were: First G:puty |57 merit badges, 15 advanced 10| 1y Dumont's artiels on the house water. and a little sugar commisioner,” Miss Florence An- | Second rank six to first class|gy fo10ys: “We h to call to the attention 2 2633 for X drews; treasurer, Robert T. Chap- |Guring 1929- , W ecight were | ° of proprictors of restaurants and tion. 1 Bl 0 s - ; ; * s : 5 The evidence against the house 1 secretary, Miss Irene Haigis; |Eiven five-year stripes and four re-|, “The evicence asynst the MOUse | o os"whore food is sold. to have i : 1 hia| The he o 2 };”'.;j“ h(v:‘rsr ”'Omm‘nzmhou L SREIECARER: all doors and transoms properl 5 : um T, the Autorn New lcqua ealth winner was the most oratie Jepar { popu- sereened. in nee with lar merit badge, being won by 40 he house fly gots in his most 16001 ordinance.” i S ~ | ment and . girls, while 25 won handywoman, |deadly work by Sontaminating hu- S, g : ’ i g ‘ lub | scholarship, and cook. Only, ons man food and drink with all sorts of ! ce’s : | qualified 1 cach of the following: |infective material. Consequently, the ks i RO b ! ¢ the 1 | Journalist t, life saver, horse- fly is likely to bring into the family |, |t ! 1 tor i GOLDEN and garden . |kitéhen and dining room cither on fund T " ¥ he At present there are 11 first!class, | his feet, or in the material which he J 1Y 4 s beiare 144 second class, and 218 tenderfoo! | regurgtates, from his stomach, any {fust e (e T rremnth eue | > the energy bsuerage scouts in the council |living organisms capable of repro- | l.v. 1 Holmes Hér Tokonay e ot | Plan Camp in Park | ducing human disease. The house e af economy prices | Mrs. Warren reported for {he is a carrier of typhoid fever; he : i o | W % | training committee and said that|also the cause s of infant deaths G My h A h 3 | HOTCHRISS 1NTATE |imstruction in singing had been vol- | through food which he has contam rime Mystilies Aut 011}]85 i New T ar ; - | | unteered, while a group of former |inated 7 | L C- l H I\d ) oo 2 5 TNt ‘ 1 ) | Try the handy Pasty Pack A LLOW, delicious bev- |caoiains nave ngreed 10 il troops Garrics Tynhon 1qUor Gase 1S hea : ' SEblieniagnisl erage that gives instant which need assistar The park| -« B e facturer who dropy 1 - . pints of Clicaust Clut | g st o et 3 e . 2 % Golden. This is the n energy—that's Cl Bearifhas len ivemisstenticor tHe o p ol ravarNiamiim (ancmortal sl | IRSTDEC S s E 65 at D i cconomical way to bay e At paadne | Girl Scouts 1o use a portion of Stas- the hduse fly is a distributor of | May 2 we . \ : mpany. > Golden. Aged 6months |ley Quarter park, Program for | pacteria, which bring about the KIHiNg of a principal government 0 f ¥ E Vat | e making and put up 'y SampIng one dny each Week dur- | putreraction of food and which i |Witness while a jury wgs deliberat- probats osed to- 1 rd at ¢ 3 : c new bottles. Try {ing July and August ir being directly give rise to the less serious |ing charges of liquor law violations 2} p d i Clicguet Club Golden today. ides being an indirect cause fious g infections of the digestive tract, against nine Francisco residents | The camp cormitte ! e ey commonly referred to as ‘indiges- |mystified authorities today e & b SRR i‘ AT YOUR STORE R s Tic [tion” or of ‘ptomainc poisoning.’ ~ M. G. Sturlevant. the witness was daiblali 2 ‘ ; as the record oflast year's camp. | ,’:”j“,,ffl,f "C,',\; ;“fl”"h ;"‘ | shot to death near San Rafael last IRt Rasa adork fonal Biare fon (i renace h . night and Mrs. Grace Berri. wife of z 2 e urge our citizens to start carly on lone of the defendants. was woupd- MRS. E. L. WARREN ;”N Sme b o ®Y: lan anti-fiy campaign. 1 advise first Berri has a suit for divorce on ' b e climination of fly breeding places by |filé at San Rafael, naming Sturte- chairman of the training cemmit- |, Well I N removing exposed manure piles, and corespondent | tee, Mrs. Howard Smith of Plain- henceforth disposing of the same $n | The trial resulted from a raid by ville; chairman of badges and |gining hall has been d. another | According with cfty ordinance. Sce- | prohibition agents_on Berri's ranch. | awards committee, Mrs. R. Davis; | vontilator has been placed on the|°Nd: Daving sufficient number of | Among the other persons involved | chairman of the camp committee, | kitchen, the boat float are new. | SCreens to prevent entrance of fliesin | was Clinton Mason. wealthy pro- Mrs. Willis Savage of Berlin: finance |y painted. A pioneer mp at|homes rd, keeping garbage re- | prietor of a soda works and garage committee,» Mrs. H. H. Howard; ol ried pers will cook two | CePtac properly covered 11| Sturtevant originally s a de- chairman of the Brownie committee. | meals a day and go off on a gypsy |{imes. and washing them out fre- t in the liquor case, ‘hut Ars. Richard White; chairman of | (rip each two weeks * lauently with boiling water. Fourth v and t d for the the publicity committee, Mre. J. W. | Ars J. W. Marsla hair creen all food, especially milk. Do Marsland; chairman of the enter- | the nursing commitiee, reported on |NOt €at food that has been om con- From the half 1 " tainment committee, Mrs. Logan |the home pureing -project at the[tact ' with files. Fifth, screen the |ments of Mrs. Berri, pol f ! “Coming events Page; chairman of the.service com- | Home* Progress exposition and the g and keep flies away | ed and Sturtev . mittee, Miss Laura Woodford; chair- | various motion ;‘r om bgy’s bottle. the baby's food | R vesterday with a ¥ § cast their man of the membership committee, | Scouts have sponsore and the baby's lips. Sixth, catch the |called Vincent Luccl : ; Mics 0 Chostar Ll S ies Trons Hiels flies as fast.as they appe Use Killed Sturtevant and wounded her | f ? shadows before”” The following were elected mem- | viewed the vear's work i er re-|liquid poison, sticky fi per and |in the shoulder v bers of the council for # term of | port and said that new troops had |traps. |enter his automob three years: Mrs. Herman Hall, Mrs d at the Hoiy Cross| “You car the flies fAst by [back to San Fran Willis Savage. Mrs. | ¢ St. Joseph's church, and |keeping a mixture in shallow dishes —_— Mrs. Archer Mac- ton. There arc now 17[in the house, of one tablespoon of | You may telephor Sprague, Mrs. |troops with a membership of 414. |formaldchyde solution in a pint of | the Herald Classified A Kitchen this sun When tempted to over-indulge "Recach for a Lucky instead’ Be moderate—be moderate in all things, even in S smoking. 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