New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 25, 1930, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN HERALD [ nes Length of Winter Skirts to Vary With Height of Wearers and Style of Costumes, Designers Forecast st 0 10e . TILSON MENTIONED. pimbed Laok = Waist [N CAMPAIGN SPAT lines to Be Where Nature| ‘ Placed Them — Hats to Shousg Says He Absolves Con-| Be Generally Small. —_inettiont Representative of Blame BY ADELAIDE KERR | New York, Aug. 25 (P—Women's winter wardrobes are | { | | Washington, Aug. 25 (UP)—The | congressional election campaign was | erystallizing | further enliveried today by a new | barrage of statements from both the democratic and republican camp: into clearer curves than last vear's mode ever knew. Style surveyors and fashion de-| Chairman Will R. Wood of the re- signors have labored successfully |Publican” congressional committee s the perplexing problems™ of |cherged ihat the démocratic na- Tisi ar A length which: worrie Mwives)| L cnal.chfizan John 7 Haskop had | e set up a high-powered propaganda | B e e, s0 uneven in 192y, |Lureau “to develop misrepresenta- has found its place—a place t tion of the president of the United | gives but scant concern to its dis- |} 108 i an at Draton matical tance from the\ floor. It m ures i-r\lb ek i itself, instead by milady's leg L “The length of women's skirts| Y ood said the one of the most infamous incident : in American political history From the democratic side came a | statemeat by Jouett Shouse, chair- this year must depend on a woman's hejght,” fays Amos Parrish, fashion counselor for many American stor “It will vary with the woman and Elevator Runs Wild; ‘ Engineer Found Dead New York, Aug. 25 (# — An elevator in the Hotel Gotham, in Fifth avenue, ran ‘wild today, causing a flood and killing a man. Andrew Dublin, an assistant en- gineer, was repairing the car at the street level when it started upward suddenly, then dropped to the bottom of the shaft, then shot to the top, crashing into a water tank on the roof. Water poured into the lobby and cellar. Dub- lin's body was found at the bot- tom of the shaft h. a influence to do [lice court today and o |costs for the lesson “scheme represents | \ with failure to return markers to the t \1pnn disposing of the car for which mitted that he markers from one car to another and SELLS CAR, KEEPS PLATES, FINED 80 ' Shoutd Be Turned in - Dominic LaMénte ranklin street, learned something bout the motor vehicle laws in po- paid $5 and He was cKarged | state department of motor vehicles ad- the issued, and at conce hey were had transte¥red : 3 0N |man of the party's executive com- ‘1.‘?‘]”‘:”:0"0"» ke ;Cxlfa‘;h“vn wear | Mittee, in which™ republican press | about a week ago he had taken them | Clothes for prac 2 ents were charged with violating|Off the second car and intended to | —tweed dresses, suits and such, |l o 0 rdinal tenets of |attach them to a third car. He said should strike the ypper curve of th | "0 O | : he knew. it was ne ry to turn in calf. Sports frocks ‘-\l“v be worn | Refers to Tilson the certificate of registration when two inches below the back bend of s el e lonss: iput dne the knee, while formal afternooni ... . & ”‘P“ d“"j“f requirement {o the markers was frocks strike the lower cupve of the | 0% 0t e advance | ows to him | copies of Monday night r:sli\n calf, and even gowns about % " M =, LaMonte reported to Lieutenant ; peech 1id, “'to have pub- % the instep. Ahed ! =il S AtRh ¢ \LVM! s Rival last night that a car Long-Limbed Sithouettes o B m"h ‘d‘p : ‘I{“‘ registered in the name of Alex The fall silhouette, according to 2 g to be made by Rep. | povella. of 180 Hight t had been A John Q. Tilson’of Connecticut. The | t Mr. Parrlsi is golng to have=a|io B % o SRE O 0 hnted to |Lolen in front of 108 i e long-limbed look. Waistlines are |, =0 w;r e n‘rf‘lp’“' o land a little later Officer William J. indicated where nature placed them, | A [‘ ezt dn’; i ; 8 be-|\cCarthy found it in its accustomed hips are generally flat'and skirts| ., 7 neeg del Lvage parking place on Franklin street so Tiang stralgnter thenzthéysdld dast|pe s st jnformed that at he notified headquarters and was in- Jenr. The bell-like skirt ot 1929 is|time: MK n was at his New |structed to have LaMonte call and England miles from a tele- | sign for it giving way to one which flares less S for ! phone, se, absolved for Under one of the seats was a set the sides and releases more of | f 0%, 10 4 ©F SPHTRS L0 PEE o Lot on : its fullness in front. Hemlines are |, . .= 0 e SUOECmayaradivatad a car which et reach of manners involved in the sl T e toith Tunics, generally belted and vary- X recovered car ‘and i R EATIDEC) the democrati 1ation l.aMonte admitted that ing from hip length to within threz| 44y e o inches ot the hemllneZand publicity ent would not i not returned marke ur inches of line, 2 ‘emulate tha republican enterprise’ | had been carrying them about.in boleros, real or simulated by tucks | .. : S v A el B 4 Che | Twhen Republican ional Chairman | Rovella car g baady Shpl e drln s D oue|Fess- sheaks over the same radio| Kenneth W. Grays 20, of 102 Claminildy Daytime 9 network tonight | Chestnut street, was fined $3 without will be generally dark in hue—black, ERC A WIS, e ohth e igan dark brown, bottle green and win red lightened by white or h:h' Coats to Fit Waists “Coate themselves will have a ‘dres look.” says Mr. Parrish | “They're fashioned ,9f soft m.mh\ materials, marked by Feam 4 etraight or diagonal a li’n.'wn de- signed with @loused bofero back o b6 e o e Ny Expeumems With “Double| flare a Dit at the bottom. Most im- I . porcant of ai. ey mave o wiae | DUY” Weapon on Gjlmer [wrap around effect § fost of them arg rich furred. [Fox, Persian lamb and flat caracul Washington, Aug. (P—Naval limitation has led to another in the navy which may bring drastic changd in a second- ry but highly important A cl—the destroyer. To answer the ns to place hich Black popular, fu ex- are perhaps sthe favorites. coats will be particularly pnd they are trimmed with s hat make softer harmonies instead f the charp contrasts of last win- er perjment fighting of what Hats Gen Iy Small problen “'Hats, generally small w destroyer: be built, pd to fit into the re of mode unque will They are worn well ba on the | the Gilmer ing equipped with a orenead, framing the face, and type of zun which evenfually ore of the hair shows fhis winter.|may replace th ent of this fany new hats are designed on an | Kind of vessel are “double bblique line-up on one sidp, down |duty” hearing that bn the other. Crowns are shallow-|name because they should be ef- r. brims roll back more softly and |ficient against surface vessels and ore trimming is issued than last|{may be elevated enough to fire on ear. | aircraft “Berets, softly draped turbans,| These! new gins. howgver, will nd cloches for theswoman who in- | have a range of less than four miles, ists on a brim will be the most|while the present de- lar mode)s, fashidned of soft | Strever are effect velvet and vis-a-vis—a felt Althouzh the naval hich iz dull on cne sideAnd shigy | heen reticent to d n the other." Ame of them auble duty’ BILVER WEDDING DAY~ +.c7 . OBSERVED BY GROWKOS 7" be treaty built can London naval The navy's latest experiments are being conducted to increase the ef- | tamobile without a certificate of reg- i cer Fred L, of {with driving without a nolled. Offi sign ficer Eugene Kieffer made the arrest. 1 East nothing to say. costs was imposed n to the stop skration. He was arrested by Offi- Wagner. The case of Carlo Berardin®lli, 164 Washington street, charged license, was \Wagner made cer Fred L 'ler street, Bridgeport, paid $5-00t ourt for passing a boulevard stop and the charge was nolled. Of- Charged icense, with Albin Palmeren, 2 street pleaded guilty and had A fine of $10 and driving without a Gigliotti made the arrest on West Main street Lawrence A. Reid, 24, of 108 Ar- ngton street, F charg: ign at aded gudlty PRESIDENT STUDIES WATER PROJECTY Blankets Needed at Hoover Camp Over Week-End W A 2 P)—Tn- vigorated by the brisk air of the Vir. ginia mountains President Hoover returned o Washington today again to plunge-into study of mamy prob- esidents of Booth Street Celebrate |ficiency of the destrovers, which 'w':y\\lm:. which he is secking early e ited for the first o un= | Soantont A 5 25th Anniversary of Thetr | o ") Ad or the first time W~ | Nights spent under thick blank- jwt‘,"n London e Y fons of de.|@t5 evening around roaring wood piarrinco F,mmr:'mn‘_‘, than Palf of them out | fires, furnished the president's s i e G oot et atadlon Kt eaty i sfthe | SATIRIDE pEityANIth [asnoVEl SXhen 2 Booth street celebra¥ed their | total to 130,000 tons :’r‘wv ’"fl‘f":‘, ?mm:;! (: -‘"é\.fl cdging aniversary at theit home | — . Al day. A large number of rela-| WEL BABY CONFERENCE Tpopigan river. ves were present from New Haven.| pp schodule for the well baby| Following his recent orwich, Troy, N. Y. and this city I 3 4 3% The couple have five children, a |cOnference comducted by Visit- | devoting gach week-end to con- Lughter, Mrs. Helen Humay and |ing N association for wect | sideration ef a different govern- i e i o sty el 6% A NBusb SbERY Wil {bet asifollowsy| T entaIGANtIvILY A ReRInE B LI IOD) et eees EoIvibAhAle fastitae | Mugsday, | Aug %5 = Northend | the president spent much Hme dur- phn, Joseph and Stanley |school, Ellis street. voluntecr assist- | 1n% the past two days over a study — ant, Mrs. Clarence W. Manning; ffd“‘»'l"(:nh;"d “\al;r"‘zi\k~ and the 4 e tte ce, 5 abel | federal flood control wor olice Oppose-Gascos |nurses o e, e an | . In conferences with Major General ‘At Willow Brook Bark| wednesday, Aug. 27—Elihu Bur-| L¥tle Brgwn, chiefof army engincers The New Britain police depart- |ritt school, cor. North and Clark and other officials Mr. Hoover de- ent baseball team will clash with |streets; volunteer assistants, Mrs. L. cided on acceleration of tpe lower e Gascos at Willow Brook park [C. Humason, Mrs. W. 1. Humason: -")mmnw flood control work and 5:30 o'clocl this afternoon in |nurses in attendance, Mijss Mabel | Of waterway projectsTal being e second game of the series, The |Gates, Mrs. Kathryn Sulli | developed. uecoats won the opening game| Thursday, Aug. 28—W gton For next year it was ided to 5t week and followed it up with |school; voluntegr tants. Mre| limit the rvers and harbors program win over the Meriden police. They [Harry Hine, Mr Harry Protass: | to the most vital pro concen- tend to repeatstoday and make a|nurses in attendance, Miss Mabel | trating resources without stint upon an sweep of the schedule by win- |Gates, Miss Marie Szetela {vaterways which are expected to hg from Meriden in that city on| Frid Aug. 20, East Strect|prove of immediate great comm ednesday, but Manager James|school; volunteer assistant, Mrs. cial vatlue. Reduction of expergi- inch of the Gascos has different|Harold Tayntor; nurses in attend-|liures was mnot contemplated, but lans for today’s game, much as ne [ance, Miss Mabel Gates, Miss Doris rdther a weeding out of develop- bpes for a New Britain win in |Littlejohn. ments of secondary cance. oL Yesterday the president, Mrs. game ednesda ‘ = —— P 4 SRR [ MISS DONGVESKIS SHOWERED ational Officer of | A miscellaneous shower given in Painters’ Union Here honor of Miss Helen Dongveskis by | retreat Hoever and a number of their gifests attended religious services at marine camp near the presidential Tt was the first time such Walter Nelson, business manager |her aunf, Mrs. Martha Yakaitis, | Sunday ohsepvance had heen held by the. Painters’ union, and James |was held Saturday evening on Lin-|the guard and a navy chaplain and Manning, veteran member of the |den street | portable, organi contributed to the [canization, today accompanied| The home was prettily decoratad | occasion / les A. Cullen, national vice |in® green and pink. There were — dent of the union on a visit to about ests present and she re 100,000 l)l FE ‘"”\ ES e veterans' hospital in Newingfon. |ceived many lovely and useful gifts. London, (UP)—Great Britain has Cullen, a resident of Worcester, | Music was enjoyed and a buffet | 400,004 \mental defectives and the Lss., will attend a painfegs’ meet- |lunch was served. Miss Dongveskis | country is breeding imbeciles and tonight at union headquarters |will become the bride of George |idiots every day. Justice McCardie | Maig strect. Huch in September: ) said in court here, EW BRITAI . . NEWGOLF GOURSE .Play | over | out the third ball | club of 903 | e across hany otk n a Tt scurried to he downpour The 1 however increased in fury h nd safely and docked ther The, teams were even at the end | While those n | of nine holes and three additional bailed to keep aflo holes were played. Winning two out island caretal Officer Joseph | the | CONNECTICUT, MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1930. Dei\mg the storm, a foursome dedged raindrops to play over the municipal mm course urday. Louie S. Jones and David R. Manning. The players were Val Flood, professional at the Qhult e Meadow club; Motorist Did Not Know Markers professional at the new links; focused on the foursome during a lull in the storm. Eddie Wolfer, The Herald cameraman A Hors se (,ets Bette" 01 OPENED IN STORM | Begun in Heavy Rain— 200 Use Links Sunday a typical northe gale whipping dead limbs fr driving a drenching rai faces of players and spe municipal golf cours opened Saturday afternoon o crowd of several hundred e el and umbrella covered e manne siasts Receipts for Two Days A change in the program at the last minute, caused those in charge to revert to the original schedule and Mayor George A. Quigley drove . L first ball off No. 1 tee. The 5 Y 39 g 3 mayor sent a shiny new ball sailing 2s through the air for a distance of e about #50 vards. The ball was re- dislios |trieved and will be pr nted to A . W. Stanley, donor of the tract upon | {y ! Bomenq ok which the tourse is el 3 BOAT OFF BOSTON - Fishing Party Saved When Cralt Piles Up on Reef the course many yards farther than its predecessor and in turn was followed by Park Commissioner Ed- win P. Lamphier,” J who drove by a four- Flood. pro- Meadow An exhibition game some consssting of Val sional at, the Shuttle die Wolfer, professional at course, Louie S. Jones and Manning followed lood were 1 Wolf thanked todas the new David R Jones teamed rty of the three extra holes left Wolfer and Manning one up at the end the twelfth hole oles was made arked up a Low score for nin by Flood who were played ccurse Saturday Yesterday 200 persons played the course. The lowest score to date was made vesterday by Wolfer who playved nine holes in 39, four more than par. : The vardage of the course is n4 ATIONAL GUARDS and par is Many who looked it over Saturday and vesterday ex pressed Ives as being well ! pieased, saying it is one of the best 2t 2 Would Ne‘me (m.. e for nmn, r S 1 o e e et ey Hagen Gempanies to Goeupy o New Building Soon Arthur E. Berg to Mayor George A R A~ ¥ Quigley today New Haven, Aug. 25 (P—M i In his letter, mailed to the mavor ' days for the national guard this afternoon, Mr. Berg savs hich have b | Beers Gets “Now that the golf links have be- ceme an ebtablished fact and every- body connected with fhe undertak- Meadow street armory, as the new building in Go: at the rear of the county ing has had his shdte of glory, why | pleted. Saturday, the New H T not do something to reflect a little | Grays, which is Com A glory on the man who the | Infantry, moved its & N cou possible? the old to the new Had it not been for the gen On September 2 onsolztio v of Aliy AV. Stanley in § guard fo vast estate to the Ne vith Se q ( in would as a Foot Gu tho 0 given 2. ( STUDENTS t> naming this nd I would g rospect suggest some such name as the fro; Stanley Golf Course’ as a token of ) ioor our grateful appreciation to Mr. |fers and the flag v tanley for his most generous gift e building. The ‘Seldom, indeed, is any commun- | the new armory an ity so fortunate as to have one of Later on, the ¢ her citizens show sthe generous | state for it,.will t spirit that Mr. Stanley has shown armory to make \d, I believe it eminently fitting | vard THIS IS NEWS! 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