New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 29, 1930, Page 3

00 he n- -t NEW BRITAIN D. AILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1930. 1,000 IN AUDIENCE AT CHRISTMAS PLAY St. Elizabeth's Circle of Holy| Cross Parish Applauded Three s congrat almos ers were the objects of ions from an audience of 1,000 which attended the annual presentation of the Christmas pl asell Sacred Heart school hall on Gold s | They were Theresa, Flor- ence and Helen Kowalezyk, who playcd five important roles in the play presenting the birth of Christ. A cast of more than §0 included members of St. Elizabeth's theatri- 1 circle, who did all the dramati- tion, and children of Sacred Heart school, who comprised the chorus 1d 2 group of angels throughout the attraction. The Kowalezyk p ading role of Mary f accompanied by Richard A. who played the Joseph. Mr. Sokolski was mented for his ability in two leading parts on The proceeds will go towards the benefit of the ed role of compli- in appearing and a minor P e Week’s Activities In Catholic Churches ———a S ey | St. Mary's Church Banns of marriage were published for the third time yesterday at St Mary’s church hetween Alexander Tozz0 and Anna Marchion. A first anniver: mass of re- quiem will be celebrated Iriday morning at 7 o'clock for Mrs. M dalene Conti and a month's mind will be eelebrated Saturday morning at the hour William Mullen. Wednesday is the feast of St er and a suppressed holy The community will b brated wt 7 o'clock Thursday, New Year's day feast of the Circumcision and a Loly day of obligation. Masses wilt lebrated at 5 7, 8 and 9 il e will lower church ediction will lock mass rd We e for Syl day cele- mass is the 9 o'clock mass children sions w “rnoon and ernoon ar Frida uary, will be ill be an exyposition of the Bless Sacrament all day rriday endir h Hol in the cven 0 o'cloc Cont Pa Masses of Jar o'clock. T at Veteran Dentist Dies ! Of Hemorrhage at 66 ster, D 29 (P—Dr. Thom- e of ation of De ad of the Dental the Massachu- Exam from a cere- suffered many years, died he hage which he or. Barrett 1t had lived i He was yivania was born. in this city most of wduated from Colle of gery in 18 1 started in thi When the otts bhoard of registrati tblished he orig or Hartford his the city. vas est dentistry poiuted one o by the late Go: Russcll. was ap- inal members William E Snow |)d” Breaks Pane And Cuts Girl On Face Miss Mary 205 Br John oad Dr To- cd trom bity cred her L window aton street by a snow ball thrown oung boy in the street. Policemun F. A on duty at d Peterson who was arched about the vicinity boy but | scarch pro | | P unds A quorum dis- when tor contract bills up in the relicf of city, the plan has Do expected that on Iriday there will be enough meni- | bers of the disbursement committee present for a quorum, and at Hh‘ time the subject will again be brought up. | Since made, several agreement originally | protests have been heard. « cmployes and members of the emergency relief committee, trom whom n h of the relief fund Was rais are understood to be against instances. The o geney fund without any money being salaries, and without any Using the i in some purpose of t aid the emer- needy spent di mon would in originai orkers ways inv ate this purpose 1t is said, hence the objee- tions. Those in opposition think it best that the emergency relief com- | mittee handle all expenditures through their disbursement com- mittee. some VAIL TO CLEAN WALKS | Several citizens ran afoul of the| law Saturday when they tailed 'o clear their walks of and all | these of one 1cob Swarshy. for now with t «xeeption 1id ind such a violation il book foday malke appe was r Those who were K. W. payment Tl Hart $2 penalty 50 Court street; | Tohn Pustell, ast Main street; Nicholas Messina, 213 Washington street; Andrea Mascola, 152 Beaver street, and Angelina D. Mantora of 185 Tremont streety paid Egan. 560 | anltlessly, | | | | | parish | D cn w PP s i S Priest Strikes Woman With Crucifix in Row Elizabeth, N, J., Dec. 29 (P— Several members of the Russian ‘ Orthodox congregation nursed bru s 1o y as a result of a pitched battle in the church yes- || terday in which the pastor was alleged to have hit a woman with a crucifix, Dis: ‘ leade ension based on disputed hip of the faith in America had been smouldering. At morn- ing services it suddenly burst into action, Policc said the pastor, Rev. Micholfus Kaimakan, hit the w an, then er ed the melec with a chair as weapon, Recently he was dragged from his wutomobile and beaten by two men believed by police to be members of a faction opposing his. PENNA. EDUCATOR Gives Bressler Job Providence, R. T, Dec. | Raymond G tary of agriculture of Penn and formerly professor | Agricultural and |anc dean at Pennsylvania Statc college, of Rhodc vice today was clected board of He succeeds Dr. who died April managers of that tion. wards, 1930, The new president will assume his duties o April 1, 1 President year a Bressler is in comes to Rhode a quarter > in teaching Mr. Bressler has position of dircctor of ph ucation, coach of baschall ketball team and dircetor of the It ce clu Wofford professor glish and public spe xas Agricultural and Mechanical college; director of int scholastic affairs and head of ti departme of rural «ducation tension at the University of T ant director of vocational cation i of agriculturc inspector of high schools in professor of rural sociology at Pennsy lege and vice dean and dir instructior the same institutios d deputy secret of Pennsylvania and h nee been active in rous rural activitics in that He has also written several t books. EMPLOYMENT BODY REPORTS PROGRESS Head of President’s Commissio Ontlines Work On Hand (P)—Public building projec Presider cmployment undertak. adrmini; lield of aking at ' xa cha and Texa cconomics griculture gton, Dee. 9 rublic more than d tod rergency ady to b month were repor! r's ¢ nittee as Hoov com in a ation-wide ankl committee's public worl for rc made, he said, in a sta me criain the actual condi- tion o 5 amounung 10 mo All of t} ainced beyond the st ot ds, authorization or s, limitation and steps which lay public construction progr “Qur est ate is based upon per- 1l letters and information on spe- cific projects of a public and semi- public naturc including state, muni- cipal and county buildings, scl nd highways, amounting to more than $2,000,000,000. It is based on a tabulation of actual jobs which have come before us one at a time during the last three or four weeke. “It has been said that the normal actual construction in country armour to some §10,000,- 000,000 of this 35 to 40 per cent is for public and five per cent for federal work. Up to the first of this week we had received re on $1 tion reports are at tl of 000,000 a day.” Miller, head of tiy “has pro- work,” said curing fur tion o preliminary frequently wori ports S0 our coming in approximate {Rush tal ts in Full Stride for Auto Plates Hartford, Dec. ) — Two classes of individuals at capitol today believed the sun to be shining a bit brighter for them than | those being a4 parking spac ir cars within a reasonab from th then able 10 obtain their 1 an- tomobil rs without prolonged for others, who first fou the motorist; dis- tance capitol a1 mark waiting in line State police the mot sisted inspectors of + vehicle department in dirceting the big crowd at the state capitol today, through the var- ious stages of registering motor vehicles. The policc would permit no congestion of cars in the drive- ways of the capitol, and becausc cvery available parking space was in use, it was necessary for many to park their cars at some considerable distancc away from the capitol. STATE LOSES EXTRADITION Boston, Diec. ¥9 (UP)—The Jersey today lost its fight fo: wdition of Joseph Fole tion with a robbery o it Newark i Vineent D, Benedett hoth of Ne a line an in ¢ and Jerome failed 1o pick man | wark up as the Kilein IFoley from volved in the robbery, and Assistant Attorney General Stephen D. Blea- galupo announced he would recom- mend to Governor Allen that he not grant. the New Jersey governor's re- quest for the return ef Foleys GETS NEW POST : Rhode Island State College 29 (D) — Bressler, deputy secre- Ivania | Texas Mechanical college president 1sland State college by the | institu- Howard Ed- his 41st Island of a century | the al ed- d bas- col- and col- ctors of in | ganized one canvass was taken | section. kf- | other | ne. | 015 | pre | weeks. total | this | U of public constguc- | the state| for | state | San Juan, Porto restore the stablish were p | culture right to its own sed by th | today. The resolution hibition in Porto | complete failure and manufacture and |tiauor had resuited | erime and a men Porto Rico voted |in 1917 following th crganic act by cong | the ending of (he e of liquor o —Resolutions urging that Porto liquor Porto | association at session of its annual cony asserte Rico i i reg the consumnption PORTO RICO ASKS - FORLIQUOR RIGHTS Urges Congress {o Allow It fo Regulate Aliairs 29 (P congress o to il to healtl ¥ ss providing for | mar ire within one the electors within five lO repeal the The island general clection and tional prohibi | plicable by cong con | Boston, Dec. 29 ican liberator, an opening session American r 3. B versity of Ci var as u Bolivar's envisionn Amierica in a leaguc tions of the I ility patriot's American unity, around which th can rally.’ tesm Lo the them “Let them Let them other great regions them emulate th reg inities 1 | Then perhaps t If that da much to call h(m\ of two hemisphere 1 seion went dry te n act w prohibition 1factu years voted provision. first na- the t P —The acter of Simon Bolivar, South of 1he Lockey of t lifornia disc world ca not ntion here pro- of d of the ap- BOLIVAR EXTOLLED FOR LEAGUE IDEA 'American Historians Hear of South American's Ideal char- Anier- was extolled today at | annual Histo Was Great Commander Treating of Bolivar | Professor Alfred Hast Forest college ican ranked manders ot histo He had energy, of strat and all the ba. make A«« rtc The speaker cor mm Grorge Pershing, who march d of 400 miles Yorktown, two lon, Andes moun He added th trom tains, Ha t where my of for the World cight different of his campaigns. Bolivar in; his own indomits to them, ar of war, close ven faculty ordinates t nee their qualit Hd good gencral, Bolivar led difficult marche as a sold o b ¥ outh pared coni- rouck sta as Per hix o million Boliy armies in t 31 BRAKE MEN LAID O London, Dec four w Haven brakemen were laid of the bein freight traffic ion slump. recalled caus the Some to be to conduct that rank of some to flagmen and men to brakem duty Because of th o wint coupled with the a of I 29 (P—T| railroad junior to! 1mp de- expected within layoff two will rever some f 1 | watch ' NON-GOMS FETE KILDUFF AT PARTY ON B]RTHDAY| Wrist Watch by Colleagues at Celebration. | i(wnpmu H Officer Prese | | | | Fificen non-commissioned officers | | associates Ki rgeant F wy H tendered :ff in Com N. &, y party at 9th Infan- his lonic on Bronson treet Saturday night : popular officer wt months after om tl ancy, was d b s Corporal ( gold arlton I rello Several talks om corated in color d the table ly ) by Ser contributions t Al hin Thomas O'Neil the card d by Corp. cd by aines 10 one. 1o d rgeant Tore Kilduff, BANDITS IDENTIFIED BY THEIR VICTIM Pair Arrested Tampermg With Car Held i in Boud od tamperir plates tively identified as t rs, by the victim of 4 althot name n pos tim d holdup! h different Haven name 5 ssued fo nd a third held in the iry resident dentified by Victim a Waterb 1d up an¢ At ‘en Bachelor Party fricnds of Prosper D. L. ed him a bachelor or 014, ¥ J. Hurlburt lities of $4 in bankri Among the in prefe accommodation secured deht Alities by paper “I’'m manager of Thompson’s Res- taurant, 854 N. Clark Street. Last winter I caught the worst cough I ever remember having. It was abso- lutely painful. I got some Smith Brothers Cough Syrup and after the first s\‘.nl]ow my throat felt better, and I could breathe again. Smith Brothers knocked out my cough in oneround.”” R. H. Wiseman, Chicago. ENDS COUGHS THE MEDICAL WAY snted With | ard J. | him a \,u-m.: | Foothatl Co E&vard FODTBALL COACHES. EARLY START SEEN PUT OFF REFORMS. ON PUBLIC WORKS Penu State Man Finds Sugges- Col. Woods Says $800,000 000‘ tions Ignored by Group | Projects Almost Ready New stormy Yor Dec debat 29.—P)—After a | of an. for swe Washir about $500,( gton, Dec Lastos total of fes o nual mee and somi-g cd propo. urged before the dek of Per War coaches wuius hangir or 10 probal forms forced as chai ‘ormsg | BlCh &l n State Jloyme college " ‘ struction on “stabilization,’ series of ¢ Principal s work hletics under sical education, adopt budg iho ball ctice on ion of ath foot- couts PR E 15, hment included in 1 s bon: e E LOMDEEsT ers of colleg 1 nunicipal Table I ate 4 to 1 volc struc wor G yproxin in this cour ted h Chic} York A Miller Mee Unive io W. W. Roper, coach, led a su onsider the n have it * New Device Registers the shington, Dec ball nt consi instrume lane pilot of BOSTON WOOI, Boston, Dec. 23 () wool market tiie local of t of MA Agri ool ool market CALL wool endin MONEY ADVANCES CRANBERRY CROP LARGER TOMBS DISCOVERED NEW 1 29 (A—The Briti Clearance Sale Prices On All Fur Trimmed Winter Coats Left in Stock If You Need a Coat—Here's An Opportunity to Buy a Quality Garment at a Saving EVERY COAT WARMLY INTERLINED $19.75 $3 $44.75 $54.75 $64.75 $74.75 $94.75 NOTICE—AIl Sales No Exchanges, —$45.00 COATS Nopzreeess $59.75 COATS $69.75—375.00 COAT Now .. e 389.75 COATS ONE LO1 of DYCSSCS To Go At $10.75 These are all higher priced garments. : 8 Materials—Silks, Woolens WOIMANS Distance From (ynound dlher Leaps to Roof With Child in Blaze || Boston, Dec (UP) — With his three weeks old daughter clutehed ir John Greal- ish leaped from a4 third-story pia to the roof of an adjoin- ing building fire enveloped his South Boston home yesterday. Neitt hurt More than 60 driven out of in which the fire adjoin is arms, persons were tenement hous started and an ding. SENTENCE IMPOSED N VICE SUSPECTS %New London Mann Act Violators i Sent to dail Providence, R Three o" I, Dec. 29 (UP)— defendants pleaded ‘Lu“'\ to indictme six 1ts charging viola- - SECURITIES TREND © U 15 MORE GAREFUL .0 o wore Speculation Yields to Conserva- tive Investment Plan Now (P—1n rply Yor pendulum Dec swung sha 29 as a correspond- ich do not on to the public improver of 0 amount ured ated in now hangir r he ob mar- Moody's or 45.9 attons } com- like f 43.9 rated com- ar i 9 ex- ed more | Pope Plans to Punchasc Hehmpters if Workable (UP) 1 the said the sted in his d would tion of t] ct as the Provi- ring cases ial in federal today Those who pleaded guilty and the nees imposed on them by Judge Lloyd Letts were: Mrs. Lucy di of Providence, mother of five iren and widow of a slain gang- » suspended six-month jail sem- d five years' probation, tiva, of New London, one penitentiary; his months in Provi- two ail. other three defend- mediately. They were cco. Rosario Montecalvo ond Patriaca, all of this Anna nce county Trial of n in the sts were made some time iring an investigation of white slave t ctween Providenoce and Trains Dela'ved Wi hen Engine Jumps Off Rails New London, Dec. 29 UP) — De- rture of two early morning trains tfrom this to Providence and Boston was delayed this morning by dera t of switch engine No. at the Union station here. The delayed were one scheduled (o lrave here at 6 o'clock and another scheduled to depart at 6:45 o'clock. The switch engine was maneu- vering to bring from a siding, cars to be d in the make-up of the 1wo carly trains and the derailment blocked the siding. It occurred at 5145 o' and was caused b; suow. Por cks on the locomotiy left the r nd the tender als quit the tra Replacement work. was co 6:47 o'clock. Ks. ted at 1 MORE MEASLES CASES Hartford, Dec —{P—Measles 5 again in the forcfront in the ber of cases reported to ment of health for d at noon today, Hart- ilar standing out with s reported for the week. artford reported 12 new cases, Wethersfield four, East Hart- ford three, and New Britain and 5 gton one e giving the 95 of the total of 118 new ported for t state. There cases reported in the stale the previous week. state d part ounty cases wer for BAR SILVER TOUCHES LOW York, Dec. 29 UP) — Tor the in a month, bar silver in hed a record low to- quoted price was 31 a reduction of 1-4 new low also repre- duction of 1-8 of a cent from revious historical low cstablished December 18, was also a small in London. There degcline ODD LOTS of Any of Thes $1.98, Dance Sets, Step-ins, Women's Silk Hosiery Reduced in Price (0dd Lots) “Dexdale” and “Gordon” Makes (Were 81.50, $1.95, & $1.65, Final, For Cash Only, Nothing Reserved. APPARE: SPECIALTIES MOOLETQWN == NEW BRITAIN, 4a. The Shop of Quality Merchandise Undergarments That We Want to Clear Out Quickly ¢ Garments Formerly Sold at $2.98, $3.98 WE OFFER THEM TOMORROW « $1.95 cen In This Lot Are Slips, Night Gowns, Chemises, Cotton Pajamas Washable Chamoisette GIO\'CS bSC a pair Light and Dark Colors Regular $1.00 Value Cotton Blouses Reduced in Price $1.65 Regular $1.98 Value eacli