New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1922, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 283, 1922. TO OBSERVE HALE'S T~ BIRTHDAY APRIL 3 uFE tently until a late hour in the sector between Aughnacloy and Caledon, Here in Belfast two class "A'" spe- clal constables were shot at noon on May street by a band the members of which made their escape. One of the constables was Kkilled and the other was mortally wounded, The military immediately began combing the locality in a hunt for the assassins, According to Iermanagh reports all road traffic on the free state side of the border in that vicinity has been suspended. Farmers seeking to sell cattle and horses are being fore- ed to offer them below pre-war prices. TWO CANDIDATES PLEDGE SUPPORT Halloran and Paonessa Set Rumors of Split at Rest EVERYTHING SEEMED WRONG Until “Fruit-a-tives” Made Everything Right Morerowy, VErMONT, “For years, I suflered with Kidney and Liver Complaint; my back ached; my liver was sluggish ; and my whole system seemed out of order, “Fruit-a-tives’” was the only re. medy to helpme. They strengthened the Kidneys, made my bowels move regularly and freed me of all the distresss MOSES MURPHY. + These “Fruit Laxo Tablets” will always cure such troubles”, 50c a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25¢. At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, OGDENSBURG, N.Y, Country” to Be Remembered Roston, Mass,, March tenary of the birth of Edw Hale, author of “A Man Without a | Country,” will be generally obs »d; , April 8. The Unitarian Lay- | league is arranging a nation- | wide observanee, Dr. Hale, honored | as a patriot and man of letters, was a | Unitarian minister for 65 years, serv- | ing a single Doston chureh for 63 years. I'rom 1903 until his death in’ 1910 he was chaplain of the United States senate, “A Man Without A Coun writ- | ten to strengthen morale during the | Civil War, produced a marked and | lasting impression. Other short stor- | fes by Dr. Haie achleved 14 | tinction. He wrote exte ely also | historical and Spar American p oen- rd Everett All uncertainty as to how the two candidates for the mayoralty nomin- atlon of the democratic party feel toward one another was set- tled last evening with the appearance of both ex-Mayor Joseph M. Hallor- an and Alderman Angelo Paonessa at a meeting of the Hardware Clty Dem- ocratic club, and their expressed pledges of support to the successful candidate at the primaries. ‘Will Support Rival. This was the first appearance of Mr. Halloran at the club meetings and a large gathering was present to hear him. He spoke of the talk that has been rampant about the city of the unfriendly feeling which has existed between himself and Alderman Paors essa since the announcements of their candidacles, He said that he wanted to go on record as saying that in case the democratic party saw fit to choose Mr. Paonessa as its standard bearer in place of himself, he pledged him- self and all his friends to the support of the alderman and to the party. He urged the men present to forget per- sonal feelings and to work in harmony for the success of the democratic party at the polls. Paonessa Speaks. He was followed by Mr. Paonessa and he reiterated the sentiments of Mr. Halloran, saying that there has been and there will be in the future the warimest feeling of friendship be- tween himself and the ex-mayor. He stated that he was pledged to the democratic party and would promise the support of his friends to Mr. Hal- loran if he was nominated. The remarks of both men were re- ceived with applause and with the knowledge that the leaders of both factions have pledged their support to the other in case either ong was defeated, leaders of the Jeffersohians are resting easy from the fear that a serious split would occur in the par- ty, and they feel sure that the party will present a solid front at the polls. Other Speakers. Other speakers on the program were Philip McIntyre, William Earls, Martin Kelley and P. S. McMahon. They spoke on city and state affairs and their remarks were well received. A pleasing entertainment was ren- dered by members present ard re- freshments were served. The next meeting will be held Wednesday of next week. ‘Y, M. PLANS BIG BIBLE CLASS MEET . In Jail Or Out Take them to BN the Theatre Author of “A Man Without | E CANDY MINT WITH THE HOLE & R Truly a Treat SP R{NG TINE CLOTHES CHARM VERYDAY members of the younger { generation gaily emerge from this shop into the Spring sunshine—ap- / | pareled with all the charm and sim- and exerted important in- Sl ; on philanthropia movements, | plicity of the first Spring modes. An A graduate of Harvard, he was at one | casy matter here, where Spring stocks time president of ’hi Beta Kappa. . . Zdward Bverett IHale was also a aregenerousand Springfashions pfacfi‘ cal, correct and moderately priced. The Baby Shop to set type for The Dos AT Raphael’s Dept. Store father, and which New Britain, Conn. on tonics, fluence T SOUTHERN IRISHMEN USE MACHINE GUNS Pep-O-mint Wint-O-green ClO-ve Lie-O-rice Cinn-O-mon (Waich for tha Alphabetical Ads.) »1 by his All Day Long Snipers Arc Active in MONDAY every capacity from reporter to €di- | tor-in-chief. During his life he edit- s o el religious and literary journals. Mrs. Obenchain Will Be One of Prin- cipal Witnesses 1 Him. a Belfast—Roads Are BURCH'S TRIAL Blocked LOCAL CONTRACTING FIRM HAS CONTRACT| Belfast, March 23 (By Assoclated Press)—Reports that the snipers on the southern side of the Ulster bor- der were using light machine guns against reconnoitering parties reached Belfast today. All day yesterday snipers were ac- tive with their rifles, firing intermit- Los angele Sy alynne Obenchain chargs John Duval Dodge, youthful De-| \irder of J. Belton Kennedy troit millionaire, is an optimist. Al- | veatheart, as to whose guilt a ju though he served five days in jall for| i rined and was discharged las speeding, he isn't worrylng about new ; night will be subpoenaed as a charges he faces. s for the defense at the second |trial of her co-defendant Arthur (. Burch, scheduled to begin here Monday. This announcement was Paul Schenck counsel for whose first trial the jury Schenck added: “Her testimony | Bureh.” HEALING CREAM QUICKEST RELIEF FOR HEAD COLDS Colds and catarrh yield like magic to soothing, healing, antiseptic cream that penetrates through every air pas- sage and relieves swollen, inflamed membranes of nose and throat. Your clogged nostrils open right up and you can breathe freely. Hawking and | snuffling stop. Don't stay stuffed up| and miserable. Get a small bottle of Ely’'s Cream the her Carl Rahm, of this city, acted as best man. PARCEL POST BLAMED For Existing Deficit in Post Office De- partment, Report Indicates. } Carlson and Torell Will Construct | SIXTH WARD CAUCUS. Alderman Angelo Paonessa has Washington, March 23.—Responsi- | called a non-partisan caucus tomors [bility for deficlts incurred by the post| row evening for the purpose of nom- office department in the handling of | inating candidates for election to the the mails is attributed largely to the| City Meeting board. It will be held avrarded tha Rm_”»urcw\ post system :\('POI“IH\.}; to du'm, in the City Service station on Hart- hactlonLolia fine v_oll(-ctcd by the joint |m.~x(:u'mmmxs-1 ford avenue at 8 o’clock. yn; for. M, R oion \v_hlcl_l ki Iwm} conducting a na- | 1l is president |tion-wide investigation into the cost of of the Hartford Dire Insurance Co; |handling of all classes of mail mat- The plans call for a house of|ter: , Colonial ma type, size 40 feet, 1,]1 Conclusions of the commission are inches by 89 foet ¢ inches, Tt will |to be incorporated in a report to be| aontaln voome, 7 baths and 11 |Submitted to congress next fall, after e fiest floor will have |further investizations have been com- ‘rance hall, an east liv- |Pleted it was announced today. :t living room, dining Members of the commission and of- yeoms, and living and |ficials of the post officc department Chambers will be |declared the parcel post to be indis- second and third pensable to the country but asserted i s, while the sei wing will mn.}nmt some system should be devised tain Kitehen, pan linen room and |to establish it on a paying basis. nts' quarters. The interior will inished in a combination of white cnameled and black walnut trim. iBatimated cost $60,000. $60,000 Residence in Town of next . Farmington, made by Burch at disagreed. Irom plans and specifications pre- Architeet BEdwin Sherrill n, The & nared by Dodge of rell Co. has been 1 contract for 1! ence at I'armin Mr, 13 Dog Inherits Flat Building on will help to free DYE OLD DRESS COAT, SKIRT WITH “DIAMOND DYES” Lach package of “Diamond Dyes” contains directions so simple any ST woman can dye or tint her worn, MARRY IN DANBURY. | shabby dresses, skirts, walsts, coats, Atwood G. Palmer of this city and | stockings, sweaters, coverings, dra- Miss Adelaide H. Schnall of Danbury | peries, hangings, everything, even if were quietly married in that city on |she has never dyed before. Buy *Dia~ Friday afternoon of last week. The {mond Dyes—no other kind—then per- ceremony was performed by Rev.|fect home dyeing is sure because Dia- John J. 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Because of the meeting of the ex- ecutive committee of the Everyman's Bible class at the “Y" this afternoon at 5 o'clock, the class in journalism has been postponed from 5 o'clock until 7:30. This class has shown con- siderable progress and much enthus- jasm,.and it is possible that it may be continued longer than the pro- posed eight weeks. To Have Speaker. The session of the class next Thurs- day will be at 5 o'clock. In place of the regular lessons next week, the class will be addressed by a news- paperman. Everyman’s Class Committee. The Everyman's Bible class execu- tive committee, which meets In the directors’ room at 5 o'clock, will take up considerable business left over from last week. Some of the features to be discussed will include the offer- ing of a cash prize to school children for a suitable slogan, the adding of another member to the committee and hearing a report of the anti-profanity committee, which met yesterday, and the issuance of a financial report. 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