New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1930, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1930. LOIS PHEL PLAY AT FESTIVAL Gilted Pianist to Tomorro midst of Beason in Connect ances at York the pian privat Miss Lois Pt t who t a prodigy gl will ta th and ssing 1o the i musicales in Ne with that laudation of all Ha ers. From there of artistic Py WILL base, York, harder under the most piano peds Be Heard Heie W Night orchestra, appearanc t before ining the tford music lov- she ope changed ations to New studying more and working aegis of the Alexander Lambert, one late of the fore- the time r qualitied 1t Steinway Phelps concert concert icut and appear- 1elps of Plainville, n her career a e s conti 1 pro s 1 s of Parnassus, 10 « ute to four compositi Among 1 “Little W which caused such delegates to the sprin o will close iption s Phelps will pla 1 tor 11 be Donkey,"” a furore a convent with of the Itz. which is su and organ in this played befors the convention of ration he Burritt hotel in acclaim she the of Music received at such gather- en called upon to he president of the na- hamber a group of orrow night the inimitabl by lbert, mnong last fam e 10 s embers of the also will ¥ concert at great t, played for GRUSADERD EFFECT STODDARD LECTURES ORGANZATION HERE Attorney L. V. Gaifney Elected President of Wet Society Attorney Leo clected president branch of the ing held last night orney Lucius I John Wightman, poses of manner be 1 of 1s bee The platform of fotlow ¢ temperance Crusaders believ ol of liquor should be v method his end is: 1 forcement composi- Marche |t I any plan of prohibition orm makes essential e congress n v of the Crusader in Liobinson, Jr both of Hartford enta the “The Crusaders st Repeal of which will con- 1d sale of \ liquor importa- Geatfr ON WORLD NOTABLES Author Discusses Great Men at Mecting of New Britain Woman's Club, rop Stoddard, author and lec- told We E 1 number of the men who ire mak luropean history. Mrs Buell B. Bassette, president of the introduced the speaker. of / Two Oriental figures were dis- e Mustapha Kemal and th Emir Abdullah. In his comments aims O King l'uad of Egypt. Dr. Stod- iion rd became humorous but returned '”"\ 1o it more Serious note en telling of t R Phili mond and the sion of club, s cussed, on » dictator Cri : lini, Mustapha K for Nicholas Horthy. Musso 1 Admiral 1otable it the sted in govern- I work to- e that the to accom- ighest praise ny things well,” he Napoleon IIT he wa banished from the country and ca Connecticut where he ta French in one of your schools and cloped h one of his pupils. Clemenceau wrote books and poetry. edited magazines of and the and was intensely interestel in the ballet. He would frequenti this interest by taking a dozen fair ballet dancers out to din- and tour the cafes of Paris w m. He was in ties the French nation called hi rescue and it was Clemenc inyone else who kept troops in trenches.” w 2. 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POSITION New Hercantile Bureau [ead Surprised at Election Hugt the Hardwarc McKenna ager of Co. and Kiwanis ma City Lumber retiring of club, the mercantile bureau Chamber of Comme was clected ye president will accept the chairmanship o of o wi ay. he h the He s in h he ed in 1d today N York intervicwed oduy had not tion beyond an intervie Mr. McKenna csterday ortly ay's Herald a complcte I had not cven candidate for “The election surprise 1o me considered myself a the position.” Mr. McKenna is a member of the Red Cross roll call committee and s chairman of the mcrcantile com- mittee. He is a graduate of T College and served with the U. marines during the World War. “My first big job and one in ich T am keenly interested,” Mr. Kenna said today, “will be an cf- t to bring the nts of the into closer harmony with a vie a more def cooperation in matters of general and mutual ad- erch a past was expressed by practically every director present yesterday at a meeting held I closed doors. The outstanding 1 s of which many disapprove 10 be the g of recent b nd the uniforn; MALL GIRLS HIT AND INJURED BY AUTOS Lincoln Street Child and Edwards street Girl Taken to Hospital After Moruing Accidents of the 51, years old ect was taken ral hospit s morning a oln to ¢w Britain G o'clock t omas in- ADS g 5 1 2.79 2.30 69 Dept. | Marhdown Prics .98.. .69.. .29, .98.. .98.. 2.98. 1.98.. 1.89.. 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A few minutes before dent another little girl dwards street, le eway near her report is not consid- this acci- Ruth Mc- was SUES FOR $2,000 0 GET SUPPORT FOR HER CHILD Gertrude Beckius Has Property At- tached, Claiming Defendant's Son Has Cecased Weckly Payments Mrs. Guylena been an ught by Goodisor <ius of this on the grounds J. Douglas Rankin, son of the defendant failed to keep up payments f support of her child The agreement was uld pay $3.50 weekly : support of the nkin gave her prope cstate bond to assure pa ginning January 4. 1928 has not paid since May 4 Her son 1930, it is 1 G. Woods 3 ntiff and Con served tine papers. K BAD MEN received a re- he Bridgcport to watch sising about country ir touring car bearing Louisiana mark- crs. The men a wer 1o c POLICE SE The local po eport. “Z 1 VISIT OUR TOY DEPT. Largest assortment and low- cr prices than ever before in our Basement. 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