New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1930, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1 9 2 1930. NEW BRITAIN GIRL LEAGUE PRESIDENT Miss Symolen Elected Head of Polish Association Symolon of . 161 prominent among the younger sct in this city, was elrcted president of the Junior League at the annual me last night at the home of Mrs. M. 1%, Stempien of Osgood avenue, who was a former president. Miss Symo- lon eds Miss Helen Stempicn, who has been active in the affairs of the club since its organization almost four AR0. Miss Maryan Winalski of Hartford clected ident to Miss W Miss Miss Charlotte McClintock road, eting years was vice suc- Hart- ford also of Hartford recording secretary 1o succeed Miss Anne Ko: lowski, who was elected financial accretary and Miss Sophie Horosik, treasurer, was reelected, Other election results were: Chairman of welfare committee of coed nda G was chosen MISS HELEN STEMPIEN Board of Directors Hartford ina Bo- commit- chairmen Miss Helen Miss Helen is Mrs. Ste n'; representative browski: chairman of tee, Mrs. Val of publicity Peters of Rup of Hartford The leagie created a board of di- rectors, to look into the advisability of its numerous activities. Members of the hoard Miss Stempien, re- tiring president and Miss Mary Bu- darz of Hartford A Christmas party business session. The corni- posed of members city and Hartford, is instrumental in so- cial and welfare work in both citics. this city 500 Cieszynski committec this city and are followed the league, from W.C.T.U. PLANS TO SUPPORT HOOVER Mrs. Boole Says President Still Ideal of Drys (#) — Mrs. of the mperance call on Washington, Dec, 12 A. Boole, president 1's Christian Union, today after President Hoover the Woman's Christian T Union had supported | ent Hoover in 1928 is loyal to him and cxpects to gupport him “We told Mr. Hoover," she said, E in th Houston convention of W. ( X there was nothing high pr for the way he had s100d by the principles for which the €. T. U. has worked.” Meanwhile, the contention prohibitionists can never unite » leadership of existing ions and that the battle of campaign must be ged new set-up was expressed by W. Stewart, preparing to re- E as a member of the new “hoard ol unificd strategy” representing 35 diy o Ella Wornr said a nperance t that un- or- ch he I con- st voas appointed by ference of organizations supporting the 18th nt, in annual s 810 here all right as far as but would be “in- would b it went, he said adequate He proposed establishment of local units throughout the country capable of uniting quickly into an organization “which no politician could ignore. Lawyer Ends Life in Apartment With Gas York, Dec. 12 (#)—Oliver E. a l; ended his life by inhaling gas in his apartm at the National Arts club. His wife, Mrs. Marjorie Holmes, found his body in chair was a gas tube from the Kitchen stove in his miouth, Detecting a spark of life, an inhalator crew worked over him tor an hour but were unable to re- vive him. Mr. Holmes left no explanation although he deposited under the outer door a card warning ias, do not light Mrs. Holmes, who had been her parents during the said he called her carlier vould not bu home for dinner could ascribe nor on for his suicide New Holm last nig vyer, it atches.” visiti evening to say he POPE GRANTS AUDIENCE Vatican City, Dec. 12 (P)— The Pope today granted an audience to Prime Minister James Henry Scul- lin of Australia and Mrs. Scullin. This afternoon the pontiff granted an audience to Mother Marie du Cenacle, superior general of the Sis- ters of the Congregation of Notre Dam 1d Sister Anne Ma direc- tress of the School of IPedagogy, both of Montreal, Canada COTTON OPENS STEADY New York, Dec. 12 (P Cotton fu- tures opened steady, * to 5 points higher nher, January a December, a.86 contracts 9 January, 9.94 May, 10.48; July, 10.87. Polish | cupied. ‘l ZIONIST T0 SPEAK HERE ON PALESTINE ‘Abrabam Goldbeng Guest To- night at Synagogue Services Tn accordance with the annual custom of sefting aside at least one Friday evening as Palestine night, Sons of Israel Synogogue will have as its speaker tonight Abra- ham Goldberg, member of the ad- ministrative committee of the Zion- ist organization of America. Mr. Goldberg has been speaking in behalf of Zionism for the pa 24 yvears, and is recognized as ol of the leaders in Jewish thought to day. Beside being a brilliant speak er in behalf of Palestine he is a 1t ognized authority of modern liter: ture and modern drdma, and is a mber of the speakers staff of th ven Artk league Mr. Goldbery will speak on a subject which has been very prominently discusse1 | since the White Paper was issued, that of the Jewish national fund. | He will discuss the origin of the fund, the method in which the lani is purchased, and developed, and | will give a description of the pion- which is going on there. | eer work | The service is open to all. TOM MIX'S WIFE CLAIMS CRUELTY | Says Cowboy-Actor Deserted Her [ On Several Occasions | bt guest Angeles, Dec. 12 (P —A suit on file here today serted Tom Mix, hard riding, quick shooting cowboy of the screen and had galloped from and didn't intend come di- as- Los voree away to circus, hompe back Mrs suit in filing the Mix left No- of empha- he would a loaded in wild greatly Vietoria Mix i vember v way ement that he twirled trigger finger west fashion. She was frightened, she sald Refused to Give Tacts Mix had left home several times nd on his return declined lis wife charged, to reveal where had been. The first time he way for two days In October, 1929 forth. Then this with a circus from March to October. He return- ed for two days, she sald, and again until November 20, During the last year old daughter, Tomisina came ill, Mrs. Mix gald, and but for the fact that through “gossip” she learned he had been spending most of his time at Agua Callente and at a Hollywood hotel, she would not have heen able to summon him to the child’s bedside. While Mix always was a hero on the his wife plctured him as a different character outside the films. He treated her with “extreme cruelty” for the past tive years, she charged. She cited a yacht trip to Ensenada, Lower Californfa, in the Christmas holidays of 1323, during which “in a fit of anger” he assert- edly left his wife and friends and drove back from Mexico by auto- mobile to Los Angeles. She and her friends left marooned, she said. and she suffered “shame and humiliation.” Married in 1918 e Mixes were married in 1918 Mrs. Mix in the suit asked the cus- tody of their child. The actor trans fererd to his wife In January, 1928 property valued at $100,600, includ- ing their Beverley Hills home. The film cowboy was married to his first wife, Mrs. Olive Stokes Mix, daughter of a cattleman. in 1909 at Medora, N. D. She divorced him in April, 1917, charging deser- tion Mix is now sizing his st not be back, gun on his hefore 4 was complaint set year he was away was absent their § absence screen, were in New York. Argued Before Court e 12 (P—Professor ff appeared bhefore argtiod the at- niotion for exten- filing complaint tfo utilities commis- Hartford Albert Levitt orney Roger W neral's sta Redding, and ney Judge Earnest ( ior court today torney general's sion of time for oust the public sioners from offics .awyer Jones asked for “on or bhefore March 1 Prof. Levitt argued for expedition and asked for a date within the next said he a date ten days he wants the attorney general to comply court’s order and Jenning's before general leaves present with the the the p his office listening to the Simpson ordered that the at- torney general prepare and file a complaint and make it returnable the first Tuesday in March. supreme of Judge nt attorney arguments FIRE DAMAGE $300 Bridgeport, Dec. 12 (P—Fire Chief Thomas F. Burns estin today that the fire which broke out early this morning in an old build- ing owned by the First National Bank & Trust Company at strect had caused about $300 dam- A Christmas trece wholesaler and A wholesale fruit concern company occupy the ground floors where most of the damage was done The three upper floors are unoc- TOURTH VICTIM DIE Stamford, Dec. 12 (UP)—Deaths in an explosion at a Springdale fireworks plant December 4 were increased to ‘our today when An- tonio Salomona. 42, of Long Island City, N. Y., died at Stamford hos- pital Gaetano and Nicholas Salomona died the night of the explosion and John Sforza succumbed the follow- ing day. All of lLong Island rity. were HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS meet at at | Hotel Erwin building, fo elect offi- | cers and act on the constitution. The by-laws committee met night and approved the constitution for | | presentation to the entire Among those who have ervations for the held on the campus of New Rochelle on | City Items e Decem- The Ttalian Democratic club will o'clock Sunday afternoon tic headguarters in the res- Junior democr Ler 19, are Emily Clark and Cat erine of this city Dick Gordon’s art class start its scason last 1 t at the Y C. A w students who spe the evening in dcin Mr. Gordon school student King four ings a former and has completed M charcoal draw high Yale t school meeting of the Lady eld tonight at h- the e Chanukah vited to join in A regular Nest of Owls will be § o'clock at Odd Fel : Senior Chapter of will give a card party and social v Tuesday evening, I r 16, at fe irwin hall, at § o his event ed 29 OFFICERS GRADUATE London, Dec P marine dufy follow nt er assah six months study ar and | tr the the United sradustec from At the sub- will report following periods i ) officers of hool 1 USl HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Coty’s Face Powder All shades. $1.00 size. Donnell " TRUTHFUL ADVERTISING " —You'll be amazed at the large assortments of brand new gift items all at the new low prices. WE GIVE THRIFT S&H GREEN DISCOUNT Rubbing Alcohol 16 ounce bottle. 16¢ aturday Only! PRICES— Your dollars will do double duty at Donnelly’s tomorrow! CHOOSE AT DONNELLY’S THRIFT PRICES! BRAND NEW! LOW PRICED! 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