New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 5, 1930, Page 7

— NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1950 1 othy Johnson of Middictown, Guard |Wars will be instituted in this state | ends of red tape in government de Honorary Memberships Conferred : Crowe of Waterbury, Council 'shortly, and all members of Walter | partments to sccurc utmost speed in Member Illa Brennan of Waterbury, | J. Smith post and its auxiliary were | getting the inon~y into circulation o] Color Bearers Alice Sheridan of New |invited to attend. The first new pogl | after congress approve y ar eterans an {1541 lary Canaan, Emma Hatter of Stamford, |to be instituted will be in Naug: Colonel Woods. the chairman, saw Rose Goodwin of New Haven and | tuck on Saturday night. and the nccessity for somc legislation to Lillian Ogden of New Canaan neat will be in Saybrook next Tucs- | iron out technicalitics, and conferred Mrs. Helen Smith, mother of Wal- night. All state department of- | with congressional ' aders to get it ter J. Smith, after whom the Vet- |ficers will be present through. He went to the justice cyans of Foreign Wars post was e and treasury departments to find the St sl sl ke way around other customary delays sembly and received a mark of and announced site selections would homage that was sincerc and affec- be handled by a dozen committees tionate. | instead of one, as a single group | Ten former World War veterans | could mot get through in time et a s el ]| The president proposed allocating initiated into the post before more ”"\ 'Ov_wf"‘r‘ 'm;v funds as follows: than 500 persons. While the work e 'lfl;.é't"lv']‘ "ly}ra‘r’lnumr 'i)»d L was done in almost perfect darkness, F 0 b I G,' 'v‘»\ . ‘»‘ ) of this for the yells and groans of the candi- ”‘S[ l]l m’s{ 0 “[]Clsm "M:‘ ‘::” department !‘uyi 00, dates when they were being given 5 l Slld e o o n nilitary out- made more than onc spine, malc ¢ ““‘v.“lw j partment, 81 and Yemale, quiver for a moment S . 2 Lsnio o nay G $3.- When the lights were finally turned as ";'m‘v T"‘v" 5 (P Presi- o J‘L‘ !y -‘ ,t 3 ent 33 on the 10 candidates. pale, but firm, nt Hoover's plan for spending for institutions, and navy de- 150,000,000 within six months on nent $4.620,000 for yards, public building jects was started | docks, et today on the road to legislative - - - enactme with the first outburst oL \ e 5 o et ammarentts sinea. - Mining Congress Plans A detailed explanation of his plan, Safety Device Change | giving the amounts allocated to sub- | Washingto.,, [irc. 5 (P—Mine dis- divisions of the government de- 'asters of the year stood as grim partments, but not naming the | sign posts guiding committees of the were given the emblem of comrad ship and welcomed into the post fra- ternity. The t work will b given to these candidates at the next regular meeting of the post The degree team from Lieut. Cad- well-Colt-Robinson post of Hart- ford performed the degree work. The stations were filled by the fol- : | . : R o specific building projects, was ac- American Mining Congress today in GHARJES Eociiln LIS HANSY QAUDEITE lowing membems of that post: Dep- | uorded a favorable reception as the |making new safety plans. uty chief of staff, Anthony A. An- house appropriations committec be- | A new code, aimed at securing gelo; . senjor viee commander, JO- | gan hearings on the proposal Ereatertcatay iihc e seph Hendersohn: junior vice com-| ™ mp, chjef of the public roads | tions which have claimed so mander, Andrew Koltheimer: ¢haD-|yyreay and the chicf of the army |lives, was in the making for lain, George Woodward; officer of | opoincers, unde hom the bulkiest | mission to the American Standards |the day, Past Commander Francis J. | cxpenaitures o be made, were associations McGee: adjutant, Edward Hackell: the first witnesses on the committec | Perils within the tunnels of mines, member of the council of adminis- | fist. TWith them also was the direc tration for Connecticut: quartermas- | tor of the b was made an hon-|ter, James Butler. These officers wards last une orary member of the post auxiliary. Two resideits of New Britain | O'Hara and Daly, Mr. Smith was were honore( last night by Walter | conducted to the altar where he re- J. Smith pot., Veterans of Foreign peated the oath of fealiy to the post Warg, and tie post auxiliary. They and subscribed to the oath of mem- were Charler F. Smith. chairman of bership in the national order. He the board ofl.anders, Frary & Clark was then conducted to the state, to and Mrs. Fainy Gaudette, gold star a seat beside that of State Com- mother whe reccived a distinguish- mander Simons. those atte t upon clectrical in- ed serviee woss from General Ld-| Mrs. Gaudetic r dget. who prepared the | stallation, and others involved in president’s detailed list transportation of ore underground were assisted by the “wrecking | Mr. Hoover's obgcervation that | were given defailed atter S Judd's FIl was so fillcd with | State officers of the auxiliary offi-|crew™ during the initiation. consist- | the test of unemployment rolief | hope inat 1 use of disaster would members o the post and auxiliary, cited and eyes were moist |ing of Martin Klingle, Joseph | plans lay in the ability to pay wages Sl e onontd with manystate officials and prom, | when audette was conducted | Schwartz, Frank Considune. Lehigh | within the next six months arrested | fire-fighting explosions inent 15, that the state post |to a scat near the state commander. stewart and Joseph Oricnt; sentinel, | (he attention of the legislators. They are to be co aritiEds officers burly had room in which to after she had taken the oath and | joseph Crystal. passed over without comment his | session tomorrow o work, andthe degree team from {had received the cross of member-| fhere were many veterans pres-|other assertion that cabinet alloca. | rrow, Hartford jad trouble in putting 10 ship. pinned beside her distinguished candidates through the dugout and | service cross, which had been post-| Among the Harry G. Berg- | lection of projects by congress would barbed wic entanglemenis. humously conferred on her son. lynd. com of the post in |inyolve “long delay.” HEAD COLDS The cermony of making Mr. Corporal George J. Gaudette who artford; Carlos M. Davis, quarter- Alrcady Authorized Smith anhonorary member of the | ¢~ killed in Irance on the day be- ! mmaster of the Hartford post: George | Then, too, the president pointed Quickly banished by breathing this post, as prformed by the state offi- fore the armistice was signed. French, department quartermaster, hat all the work to be dont pleasant germ destroying vapor cers, wassolemn and impressive. | The state officers who conducted 'a resident of Hartford; Harry Clem, inds will be on projects : Y POERON) The statins were occupied by State |the cercmony in honor of Mrs. Gau- department advocate, and Depart- zed by congress. The | 3°Ur handkerchief. Commaner Albert Simons of Hart- dette, an honorary member of the ment T or Ryan of Bridgeport. itlon! to. carry ‘outithe request . Stze Junior Vice Commander auxiliary, were: President Alice “oll E floor was iced in the house by T s i nantic Past n of New Canaan National fi la fresh- a approp State Cormander J . Daly of Judge Advocate Helen Shanahan of ments served in a wa “chuck Hartfor, Past Commander William Waterbury. Senior Vice President manner we e to the mem- was placed before the sen- Dibble o Meriden and Statc Senior Catherine Dibble of Meriden, Secre- | bers and t hds, who ate in house’s action. At Vice Cowmander Mortimer O'Hara tar nees Anderson of Bridge- relays of a at {He sare Linclolniesidon lotam ent [nents of Watebury. port, Condustress Rose Langtry of | Announcement was made that|gency gommittée for employment 50 applications — only 50¢ Led ito the post room by Lee, | Danbury, Patriotic Instructor Dor- new posts of Veterans of Forcign|was blsy gathering up odds andl At All Druggists | ent from of rts state. | tion had been chosen be Not an Imitation—But an Improve- ---Without Reservations EVERYTHING - TO BE SOLD For As Low As Not More Than | < 0 @ AMAZING when you consider every Living Room Suite, Bedroom Suite and Dining Room Suite on our floors or in stock, many worth up to $300, now offered for $99 and less. Everything is marked with large sale tags. At a glance you see huge savings that should start another “Gold Rush.” So bold is this event—so broad in scope, that words are inadequate. Prices speak louder than words. 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