New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1922, Page 2

T e s HALLOWE'EN FAVORS Everything to Make Your Party a Success The Dickinson | Drug Co. 169-171 MAIN ST. HORSFALL OXFORDS The season more careful sed ing low shoes ever, ire favors IMPORTED SCOTCH GRAIN OXFORDS Models in Black and Tan at— oles, worn make a and well very pleasing cor ation mark a groomed. $7.50, $9, $10 man as being Hartford “It Pays to Buy Our Kind” City items Radio sets and supplies at Morans' —advt. An organization meeting Young Men's Republica held in the hall of headquarters at 269 M o'clock tonight. Eve the city who is interest to attend. Tabs' fair opens Fri. Oct. 20.—advt RECEPTION TOMORROW of the in . is invited Spanish War \?N’r«‘lni Will Honor Senior Vice Department Commander Members of A. G. Hammond camp, United Spanish War Veterans, will tender a reception to S r Vice-De partment Commande rles Veach, of Manchester and e Inspector Harry Jackson of Willimantic, at a meeting to be held the state armory on Arch street, tomorrow eveni 8 o'clock. The committee in charge consisting | ng at | | | Bernar [T W E i NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MHAHON WILL RUN FOR STATE SENATOR Democlats Name Slate-E. W. Christ, Judge Allmg for Rep. Judge B, W, Christ were tatives Alling nominatec by the repub primaries yester and Ernest W rorepresen arty at its vening at Main street republican Justices Selected } of the peace 1 F Gaftney, Lawyer ugh, Judge W 9 Geor Le Witt, Lawyer 8 1 wyar Henry P. Roche Lawyer 1. 1. Dunn, Thomas Riley, Richard Schaefer, R. B. Wainwright, Hinchliffe, P. J. Murray, James . M. Zimmerman, Ale The democrats also elect owing justices J\Nl" | McDao rose, | xan n predicted, no ohjection at the democratic con the nomination of an ad McMahon the although a commis. administration, | not identified himself with either | side in the present controversy amll : voiced vention to ministration man, senate for Gans, sioner of the present of Edward Kinderlin, Edward L William Reed and H: arranged for an inte Refreshments w ing pregram. | be served. TENT George H. Wel n from the first ward and A defeated candi date for the T m resent tive, in congratu 18 Messrs. Christ and Alling, said that he considers | both men of ability and helieves that they have ample time to attend tc their duties, there anteeing to | the people of New ttention to their best interests i e legis He assured both of his hearty port. ROTARY MEETING | Roy F. Soule, formerly editor of the “Hardware Age," will be the speaker at the weekly meeting of the New Britain Rotary club to be held at the | Elks' club on Thursday noon at 12:15 | o'clock. He will have ““Whose Hootch." as his subject, which every man and woman wishes to be familiar. You can readily enjoy an intimate ac- quaintance with all that is best in music through the Victrola and Victor Records. They offer an unlimited course in music appreciation and enable you to observe and to study details of i 1nterpretatxon more closely | postpone |convention | 1igre [nizea Inominated P. 8 | tor | neminated Ge lon motion |democratic success might be Ud o be acceptable to hoth sides. Neidzweicki has not been active In politics In several years Postpone Primary Action, When the proposal to substitute di- rect primaries for the convention sys. [tem was brought up by Lawyer David L. Dunn, a discussion followed conclusion of which it was voted to actlon for two weeks, In the meantime, the delegates will he given an opportunity to study the proposed rules Lawrence P. Mangan' opened the and Thomas W. Hinech was named secretary pro fem., Secretary James D, McKenna being absent Edward X. Callahan, recog anti-administration man, MeMahon for sena- and Mayor A. M. Paonessa sec «d the nomination Ex-Council- James Degnan moved that the nominations, be closed and McMahon was declared nominated Philip J. Emith, another “anti," 8 for repre- were closed Councilman as an man Gan sentative. Nominations of former I |Charles Burns Candidates Heard, minute rec during whicl Gans spoke briefly, They urged that factional differences be forgotten du ing the present campaign so that a A 20 < was then de MeMahon assured McMahon Neidzweie In the meantime, Mr went to the home of Mr ki to bring him down to the conven latter's he ater but illness in the it imperative that Mr. McMahon tion hall, family made remain at home, explained. McMahon Names Neidzweicki. Returning to the hall, McMahon rdeme Just as a certain amount of reading is a part of everybody’s life experience, so, too, there is a certain amount of music with than is possible by any other means. New Victor Records demonstrated by all dealers in Victor products on the first of each month. Victrolas $25 to $1500. stove. Gives uur- 3 o, od Unkelb;ch 616 Main St| Tel 2040 Victrola REG. U.S. PAT. OFF Important: Look for these trade-marks Under the lid. On the label. Victor Talking Machine Company Camden, New Jersey THURS. FRI. AND SAT. HOYT’S REVUE DICK TALMADGE in “Spice of New York” at the | and | “Walch Hlm Step_' TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1922, mm————— The wards, vepubliean primary tollows CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Alw-y): bears | the | b Bttt s B proposed the name of his candidate, | Ninese in Court Does Not Feel Bound Binds His | Atling 201 163 kst 10 170 136 Wells ... 178 100 142 66 52 Rive 3 OATH MEANS NOTHING which was seconded by Mayor Paon- | cssa, He was nominated unanimous- Iy, On motion of James R. Hallor-| an, the town committee " was em- powered to fill any vacancles on the| New York, Oct. 17.—Taking of an v e | cath means absolutely . nothing to “ | Chinese, Judge Alfred J. Tally, presid- The Republican Vote, | ing in general sessions court l:nt the In the republican primaries, trial of Tom Yee, charged with the Alling lead the fleld, receiving 1,871 | murder in Chinatown last August of votes with Mr, Christ being the choice [ 10 Toa, Hip Sing tong president, has = ~ 2 | learned a”( 1,662 voters. Alderman Wells fin-| * Noting (he countenance of Contn- shed third with 535 votes. Council-| cian witnesses during the hearing, man Rice was given 454, A total of | Judge Tally said to the interprater 7 electors went to the polls, which| “How much does this oath really 15 an unusually large numhber fog a mean toa Chinese?" primary of this nature. ‘Absolutely nmlm;g was thetr"ply 2 b of the interpreter who went on to ex- Alling: Sweepa Al . Weards, plain the kind of oath that would Judge Alling carried every ward in| yeqn something to 'a Chinese. the city with Mr. Christ finishing| A jive chicken would have to be second in each of the six districts. | (ajen to the court room and Killed in ‘The battle between Mr. Wells and Mr. | t1,a presence of witnesses about to be Rice was interesting to watch sworn, The witness would he requir- In the first ward, where hoth re-|edq to place his hand on the chicken side, Wells took a majority of 10| jugt hefore it expired and in that posl- | votes, in the second he added 13 to|iion glven the oath. that number, in the third ward E\i “That will hardly do in ah Ameri- more were annesed. In the fourth|can court of justice,” Judge Tallay and fifth wards, Rice ran ahead of| said Wells, getting four in the former and | seven in the latter district. Fleven | majority for Wells in the sixth ward offset what Rice received in the fourth and fifth, Unless Dying Chicken Statement, Judge The first device for the mechanical | manipulation of figures was a conse- cutive number machine invented in To know music is to be entertaining Victrola No. 120 $275 Victrola No. 120, electric, $315 Mahogany or oak “HIS MASTERS VOICE” ADDED ATTRACTION THURSDAY EVENING ONLY A CHILL CHASER PERFECTION ll\l finlfl” BUY ONE NOW—DON'T GET LEFT What will you do without coal at the first frost? We will deliver one pr omptly with our ‘service’ truck HERBERT L. MILLS HARDWARE 336 MAIN ST. CHAS. DILLON & CO. HARTFORD It Pays to Trade DILLON’S Renier, Pickhardt & Dunn 127 MAIN STREET PHONE 1409-2 OPPOSITE ARCH STREET LAST MINUTE STYLES FOR WINTER Come in and look at the new designs and ma- terials in Wraps, Coats, Dresses and Skirts. New Gloves for all occasions. New Hosiery in Wool, Silk and Wool, Sllk or Lisle. Snappy Hats and Coats for the little miss. 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