New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1930, Page 4

1 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1930. REPORT T0 COUNCIL ON CITY PROJECTS First Statement by Board of Public Works Is Submitted Program for Claim Payments Recommended Little i S - sidewal position and left per week Alderman J ry to t ond Alderr lderman M recom: laries to ing mer ordinan Councilr named ac committe members present w recommendation of partment representatives, M Quigley remarked that “persons ing Jobs should be thankful to keep them without having their salarie increased.” On the vote to adopt th amendment report, Councilmen Nel- son, Holmberg and Walthers the only republicans to vot it. The vote was a 5 for adoption Boyle inquired Baby’s Colds ] - ainst Best treated without m—JM rubon S - VICKS ILLION JARS USED YEARLY harter recial com f the city cnort excused anyone from mayor said he had not, 1id not matter, in his opinion. report of the had on adopted as on motion of Ald ommission to handle mittec Th before it nd theft report meet- ance w vision con ttee still ha matter of bids on fire ce. and will tail at the Decemt make 3 ssioners \ for improve- hoard of Brook park ets, was r lic works buiN- XviIr, ordi- of the Article building d to allow s, to extend not iches outwards over ed to the ordi- s was the recom- of the board of health health ordinances be re- m are in- laws and ause som t with tl e obsolete G 1 informal con- a short Move “Trade With City W Terrace Report on counsel, the board of pub- orks recommends the adoptioa following. “Resolved by th of New common council ritain that ref- to the ard of compensation ssment of provisional lay survey of High- terrace, being item 63-b of th > common council, May is hereby recalled from ipensation and as rred board 1 descriptiy works o proposed to the lic or a crades corr revision ac- nendations in rdance with the ¢ the hoard of compensation in its to the common council, be- 50 of the proceedings of * ecommon council of October 15, Item | —_—m—m—m— “Crime Proof” Section Of Chicago Is Robbed Chicago, Nov. 20 (P—Appar- || y there is no such place as a ime-proof section of Chicago. Three men last night invaded Astor street, recently described as L district well patrolled by ecial police employed by mil- aire residents that they s crime-proof. ey left they took with jewelry valued by its own- I BROTHERS IN ROW OVER BEDCLOTHES ;Youlh Speaks Cryptically of Two Murders and Suicide re- Joseph Stawski of 165 Curtis street although only a little man, be- ing just 16 years old, and standing somewhat under five feet with his high heeled shoes on, talked in a big way when arraigned on a charge | of breach of the peace a s at $2,500 and a small amount t cash. ' Mrs. Charles §. Den dent of Astor street, Dudley C. Palmer 1L, and Mrs. Warren % of Phoenix, Ariz. were the at today's session of tims. Using pistols when he was asked by Judge S Palmer and the c ey J. Traceski if had Dennis’ car, robbed them tion to offer for ass: Mrs. Dennis’ ry. obbers escaped in a motor after firing two shots Nng against pursul 2 his ired the cour i e something 10 say 1 n 100k the stand h E d a oleonic pose and in under- voice delivered matum there would bhe Erwin Place Layout and one suicide in t “The board of public works, be- did not get hi ing in receipt of a s stion from Having delivered this astounding the board of comper n and s to the courtroom he sauntered sessment relative 1o certain possit 1 the witness stand to the pris- changes in the proposed layout of s pen. He had not gone very Erwin Place, which wo when was halted by Judge lv reduce the resultin Assistant Prosecutor ages and which wou Placed back on the! istactory to all parties as asked why he had as- of the opinion that an attitude. ‘To which has merit and should be he replied that his family as far as possible, and to for some time to got respect recommends As A the wo m city at 1s- thi such his s 1 carr oL pro clothing them did brother give 1t er could 1 nplaint to Dombrosk Ited in s arrest. r Dombroshi t at he mood . Judgc the Ofticer Connolly AT ART LEAGUE STUDIO Meetings Will Be Held on Wednes- day Evenings—Membership Committee is Chosen. designers, lonal workers studio of the New Art league, 30 Cedar street ht, to discuss the formation i club. The attendan ough the New RBritain ain night was in a class on sketching and modrl would more adranced in ere quick from ine ne It was de the Sketch ild b 4 by the Art held Wednes- h me expe meetings 10 b with eac rber ttee comprising K. Bishop, n Hungerford appointed to tion “of ail PACHELBEL MUSIC - Alired Troemel to Be Soloist December {6th esd studio CITIZENS OUT SLI81.450 Hihelo (T F nt s 0d ¢ ated in t ion dollars. FALL AND WINTER DIETS SHOULD INCLUDE SWEETS Desserts, Jellies, Canned Candies and Cran- berry Sauce Are Appropriate The sram the h0 in Heay v replet Alone Be Praisc.” much pipers or diets demand fuel food. leads to Jow- sult of #hich is Wint To disregard this r ered vitality, the r kness. Food that co with refined sug; de, No. 3" “Yea though 1 or ie served good fuel food. wed fruit, jellies, sweetened bever- ages rt3s belong to this class and every meal affords an opportunity to serve them. At this timz of the year, cran- berries in some form are appropri= ate at any meal. Serve them as a jelly for breakfast; as a sauce with meats; in puddings and pies for desserts. Business people can avoid and overcome fatigue by eating or drinking something sweet in mid- afternoon. There is a wide variety of such snacks available every- where—candy, cakes, beverages and ice cream. A glass of water sweet- ened with sugar—the “athlete’s cocktail’—will always prove i orating. In eating and these foods and beverages,the sugar is quickly digested and its energy is | immediately available. Most foods | are more delicious and nourishing 1 with refined sugar. The Sugar | | Institute, 1 ro- . not but a poser well Bach Gavotte, abande, lo suite and a hearty graceful, soothing to a close the numbers finale in D Mr. lighter and Ie serious ¢ ning with Prelude XXII, Tempered th mber ello suite 4l80 from = Bourres Siciliano light ight The and Fugue work which with consumr ata sive recital will he he December 16 with of New d Tues- Alfred York an should weigh ahout | for five feet in height, | 4 a half pounds added | “or each inch above this figure, 110 with pounds five SIS SR e Only 10 of 34 Plays Are Without Offense New York, Nov. 20 (P—Of 34 plays produced on Broadway this season, only 10 can be witnessed without offense in the opinion of John Haynes Holmes, pastor of the Community church. The present situation New York theaters comic if it were not so tragic, he 4 rted in an address night. “In the flush days of re- cent prosperity the theaters have deliberately pandered to the wasters who come to New York to spend their money in excite. ment and dissipation, by offering theni plays of the most indecent character. of the would be GOLD FOOTBALL: DANCE INTEREST WIDESPREAD Social saturday Evening to Provide Emblems for Members of N. B. H. S. Eleven. General Manager of Athlectics | “bbe Zetterman and Football Man- ager Charles Fagan of the Senfor | high school have announced that | tickets for the high school Gold football dance to be given in the | Eiks ballroom on next Saturday eve- ning are being rapidly disposed of imong the students, teachers, and others, Managers Fagan and Zefterman are conducting the dance independ- ently of the school, but because of the fact that the gold football fund will be used for high school foot- | ball players on this year's team, the students and teachers are becoming enthused over the affair. Coach George M. Cassidy has already tak- allotment of tickets to nong his associates. vior Hi-Y club of the Y. is also more or less lend- g 118 support to the cause. It is not possible to obt footballs for high school players from school funds, and if it were not for the dance to be presented on day no foothalls would be ob- Vv th 1 n gold FOR BEST RESULTS HERALD CLASSIFIED RELIEF FROM CURSE OF CONSTIPATION A Ba C physician says, ‘Constipa n responsible for more misery than any other cause.” relief has called Rexall Or- discovered. This | attracts water from the sys- into the lazy, dry, evacuating called the colon water loosens the dry food | d cause€ a gentle, thorough, tural movement without forming habit or ever increasing the dose. sffering from constipation. P Orderlie at night. bright. Get 24 for 25c to- nearest Liggett or Rexall USE ADS been been owel The last | | I[}[IMEI]Y PRESENTED Carbon Arc Speaks Through Use ‘BY PARISH PLAYERS | 'St. Joseph's Cast Pleases Large Audience With “Applesauce” | New York, | which literally | broadcast music |a three nights' meeting of the New | | York Electrical society here shout words Inthusiastic and well-deserved |carbon electric are, made vocal G 4 |hooking them up like a telephone applause was accorded St. Joseph's | ,PT:)HS' presentation of the three., |ecetved and haying: thele current |act comedy “Applesauce” in Tabs |Tmodulated By vacuum tubes | | hall Iast night. The entire perform- | The use of the carbon arc as & ance cast considerable credit on |John 1% Callahan, director of the players. The attendance was larg | Miss Catherine Callahan as Hazel Robinson had a role that kept her e e R T oass | The flames in the arc vibrate just | fheTaiiiont en Al ss Tineeisheahan i fo | S 2 an Od nary@iounc SIADRIARTY, leatntnes theddimenl e fotines (v oo aRRonnd Sniil the volume of a dynamic ing perfectly miserable in the second | 11° VOWME 08 © WIS 0. act and overwhelmingly happy in the third. Hazel was confronted |pic "o 005 WEONE o | with the problem of choosing be- | tween a man who had position and wealth and one who was jobless and whose only stock in trade wa an inexhaustible supply of “apple sauce."” Mrs. |the first time last night by Sergius | P. Grace, assistant vice president of the Bell Telephone laboratories. | was assisted by R. M. Pease. | Vibrate to Sounds loud | in the Bell Telephone laboratories | here from a discovery made years | ago by H. B. Hayes, a telephone en- | speak just barely audible | whisper. A tiny weighs, including its sapphire needle, | i in a ward Hannon as Ma Rob- inson was a charming mother who thought that Rollo Jenkins' for- this device. | They are the blazing gases of a|original record can be by |sufficiently Roughness develops in ing the original, and a method for smoother plating con auxiliary and the men's He |class will attend the Sacred Heart parish bazaar next Monday evening. They {hall on Beaver strect at 7:30. Of Flames In Tests for Experts Nov. 20 (P)—Ilames |themselves so small that they pro- and [duce squeaks of about are on exhibition at | pitch as the highest musical notes. the same perfecting only the madg with sound grooves. clectroplat- One step remains in At present smooth is sought. |loud spealer was demonstrated fos | FALCONS TO ATTEND BAZAAR Members of the Falcon Nest, Fal- drill will assemble at the Falcon The men's drill class, under tha nearly | direction of Augustin Rosenthal and Frank Cherubin, will give an exhi- bition But no one knows, Mr. Grace said, tumbling. The boy's drill class prac- ' tice, scheduled for next Monday eve- The speaking arc was developed ning at 7 o'clock, will be omitted. of pyramid building and A dance will be given by the Fal- con organization at the hall Satur- day evening at 7:30. Prizes will ba gineer, who caused such an arc to |awarded. FOR BEST RESULTS | phonograph pickup which | USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS a postage | stamp, also was announced by Mr. | Grace for the first time. ! This instrument is the latest step | toward the perfect recording of | sound and was developed in the Bell laboratorics. Mr. Grace said it re- cords high notes hitherto unatfaina- | ble without fuzziness. It raises the former limit of clear recording from about eight thousand oscillations a second to 12,000, and takes in the very topmost notes of a violin. une didn't exactly constitutc a men- |one tenth as much as i ace to happiness. Her husband, Pa Robinson, peevish most of the time, really loved his wife and daughter but thought it unseemly to show it. Thomas Crcan did clever end cffect- ive work by leeping continuaily peeved no matter how humorous the situation was otherwise Joseph Callahan as Rollo gave a convincing portrayal of a young man engaged 1o be married and gered by his girl's attentions to nother man. His jealousy furnished | Used on Disc Records the plot for the entire play because | Tt is used only for disc records. it was due to his domineering Aided by a change in the shape of that Hazel began to doubt whether |the sound grooves it gets rid of tiny her to him would be 'mechanical vibrations which are appy. Bill McAllister is a i well known 1o everyone and is the cspecial dread of fathers with mar- riageable danghters. Actually he was as useless as the Arch street car tracks but his blarney convinced | Hazel that he could make her hap- py and it convinced his uncle that he should take Till into the coal business. Robert Regan as young McAllister gave a demonstration of “Applesauce” that would have done credit to a used car salesman. His Matt MeAllister, was deter- to put Bill behind the bars he fell a prey to his phew's line. William Fowler did 2 difficult job well when he trans- formed the stern man he had been into genial Santa Claus of an uncle that Bill wanted him to be. 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