New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1922, Page 12

12 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1922. DE VALERITES | ACTIVE | two moderate socialists in the cabinet | was strongly opposed by other fascis ti leaders, so that the names of Gino Rallway be denled use of the city streets for its Interurban cars will be voted 7, the city counctl lines, the mayor announced. Operators of one-man street will receive a wage Increase of DETROIT CARME Mayor Couzens Announces New Scals For Municipal Lines, tion head of the Detroit Street rall- way company, Is carried out, In addition the platform men will cars five upon Nov, Baldest and Bruno Buozzi, two of the Jeading figures in the co-operative | Warn Newspaper to Refer to Them as| Detroit, Oct, 31.—Platform men on |recefve an annual vacation with pay,|°epts an hour, while other workers | yoting down a resoiution that the o Gne nat (RBITAR: the Detroit municipally owned street | under the plan. The new plan will he|are to recelve the elght-hour day at|proposal be taken off the ballot. If m ment in Italy were not inclnded Republic ) c Belittl P prop m the new government publicans and to Cease Belittling | railway lines are to recelve a wage in- | tried out on one line of the city for thelr present wages. The present|the proposal is adopted interurban working day Is nine hours. passengers would be required to the next month and if found pructi- cable will be extended to all other crease or shorter hours if the plan an- nounced by Mayor James Couzens, ac- The New Ministry With Signor Mussolini the new min Their Military Titles. A proposal that the eDtroit United | transfer to city cars at the city limits, (Conttnued from irst Page) - istry, according to the latest classifi Dublin, Oct, 31. — (By Associated once strongly predominates, the new |cation, comprises five fascisti, tn.“lfrflns\ The followers of Eamon De . government was prepared to take full | Catholics, threa democrats,.one na- | Valera in the new phase of their ac control and its faseisti supporters | tionalist and one liberal, with the | tVlty against the free state govern- from all Italy mi ready to cele- | addition of Gen. Diaz and Vice Ad-|ment have taken a novel step warning brate their triumph by a procession | miral Thaon Di Revel who being sen- | the Dublin newspapers to disregard through the city la and also belonging, respectively | the censorship regulations and de- It was decided last night, however, | to the army and the navy are not as- |8cribe the De Valerites in the future that not all the throng of fascisti |{signed to any special as ‘republicans” instead of “irregu- who had made their way to the vi-| Picturesque Meeting lars" and to avoid the use of quota- cinity of Rome at their leader's call| Accounts of Mussolini's appearance | tion markas in referring to the military should participate in the triumphal [before King Vietor Emmanuel yes- | Tanks of their officers 2 " niarch, the idea being to limit their | terday when he went to consult over T“'l “";l”l"‘““ says & penalty of one ' number to 15 with the route of |the formation of the cabinet are|Pound will be imposed for each of- the parade passing by the Quirinal for | bringing out some plcturesque da. | fense, and that “more drastic meae- ONNELLY-MULLEN CoO. a tribute to K'ez Vi Emmanuel, a ! tails. Mussolinl was wearing has [ Ures” will be taken if these offenses march through the stracts of | fascisti uniform, and his first words to | AT¢ persisted in. Two of the news- ettt 4o 5 NAIAIANE | ite mas INaty Aid A papers have already complied with the tomb, and t « demobilization and| “I must apologize for coming be. | demand. the return of the demonstrants fo|fore your majesty in my black shirt.” | e their homes in various parts of Ttaly.| Mussolini added that he wished to | BR]T[SH TO DEGIDE Have Big Celebrations | present himself as representative of | O Meanwhile the fascisti already in|the national movement which had d I : Rome, including some from outside | overthrown all obstacles In order to ‘Isterites Fron A F f th M S k F O S l - i ks legat 2 sterites Who had previously entered (he city, | reconstruct the country for which | o E*OR. of 300 Ulstorites From €ew O e lvlany dpecié 18. 00 or Uur opecia celebrated their triumph in 'nv"uh\ purpose,” he went on, “I am your Belfast On Way to England to Put by night parades, undaunted by fre- | majesty’s obedlent servant. . 3 1 quent heavy showers, singing patriot-| The king and Signor Mussolini then| Claims Befare Voters, B g ts y t B s et with o e Mk 8o S Sghlin Tigh g / argain 1I1CKe € ean rea avings cistf war cries. Notwithstanding the | gelves to work together for the ad- Belfast, Oct. 31.—A delegation of rain they managed to light bonfires in | vancement of tlaly. 800 yere-on, their Ry from. Baliast v Fruit of the Loom Pillow {( BT savaren (6 WHIEh thev y to England today to put the clatms of D Good d GLOVES { . S ] Items In N Biithetlsoclallst ahd commimist Hter=| IClster before the British electors. ress . s an i et B Gases Kidlze A0NB0; pecia te n No- BETA- UbsluAlng foring for subsaribe | THE TUNIS UESTION | A contest in the forthcoming elec- s Ik adies’ Angora Skating Gloves e . = d T 'I ingLto'ithe’ funds of the parties with | tions to the imperial parliament 18 1KS a“':(" ‘I"" long wrist, :’;:"“—‘ Wednesaavidioodl tion an ollet ~ nist tendencies taken in raids| = & obable in only one of the 13 constit- 4 ack. brown, green, buff an( g comaie Jo o s S v o 8 v Al oo Tweed suing — 5 | e Refuer 100 vaigee, | < Pomwr shoer Goods Dept Moes ROt "®|This Delicate Question Between Franc pretty patterns, 56 inches wide. ; Just for b communist chamber of labor | The doubtful district is the joint AL austifon 89¢c WVeanekiss Hot Water Bottles and Foun- These demonstrations and others| And Italy Will Be One of First New | diVislon of Fermanaugh and Tyrone | Wednesday—Yard $1.49 Jreduseiey it ‘ain Syringe. Made of red rub- which had occurred through the day | where the 8inn Feiners and natlonal- e g Boys' Scout Gloves—Gauntlet Men's Lisle Web S ders, ber. yesterday led to sporadic disorders in Premier Will Tackle, ists outnumber the unionists. e 5 21008 80 W ED. SuRRenChre; G D apara e, dlprabus 0| S s e | 50 Satin Charmeuse, 40 in. style. Very good quality. also police and firemen suspend- Just for 47 Eh i A LR on Khere a8l Parla Dol S (B ARORIRIa AT A AT s e e o e el High quality. Just for 43 ors. Wednesday. .......... C of fatalities, a total of 12 deaths he- |} TSS)—The question of Tunis, which turned by acclamation. | Just.tap $1 98 Yedneaday c ust for Pai 25c Rubber Household Aprons * i i . % ey Wednesday —Pair. .. ik Bee ing reported B v e [ solini, says is the first that must be . a ! = iy ryh,. FHLHIE of ‘m:.fi\\ vester. | UNF same as that which caused Great { 54 inches \\Irl- Colors—Black, ‘;”:;"r border: Extra heavy, double thread. Wednesday Cc [ e e e f| [ e 6 e 25 | G 25 Snipers fired from windows while | 481 of nations and which by agree- | Amicable Settlement of Question of | :‘"*" ol £ e 60 $1 69 | rlinll or Wednesday. ... . c Tust for it A B et o eroes. | MONt between Leon Bourgeoise and odnesday—Yal 5 ; o =l s ; 3 21 the fascist] Trom Abruzl were crost-lihe Earl of Balfour was referred to| American Office At Newcastle, ! Spanish Iacorsitiindhesanins Bleached Linen Crash Towel- | ‘Vednesday For c which they were enfering the city, || Permanent court of justice at The| pnoiang, seems to Be Probable. \\I;‘l:-l ::w'n::m;n::.‘n “hrunk, Col. | Ore—Dlack, grey, brown, navy. T r i Steel Scissors and Shears—All Four fascisti fell dead. Reinforce 1%1 o | Ore—Black. mavy, brown and | ©rchid and all the other fancy Ll sizes. ments were sought and the police | 1% IMVOIves the right of imrilgrants | pondon, Oct. 31 (By the Associated S chades. Extra good quality. LIS et e 15¢ | Justror 39 soon occupied the whole zone which :;‘flm'!’]"’ij‘ "_’rh"‘"“]'!’fl'"?’ original na- | press)—An amicable _settlement of e Just for Wednesday —Yard Wednesday. .......... C is the same one in which fascisti we 2 € French government,|the question of the American con- e = $l 25 Wednesday. . 1 83 . tien Iust Niay Diuridnting o celod|muehwoTHen by itnefcontinanics (nluniats at Newsastls VERElARA iavitioh Wednezany—Yard o = 4 DrownEard Fiienglonyacasts Hair Pin Cabinets — Assorted ration of the anniversary of Italy's | mmigration which threatened to sub- | wag closed by order of the Bl | i ERm 500 Ladies’ Teacon mn"kpt and fancy work. 18 inches wide. sizes. bratior he anniversary Ttaly's % 3 f American | f ool Ser G S T g | merge the F rPrv\Ch and native popu- government last August'is in a “fair | All “f)o French Serge, 42 in. Bathrobes. A very large assort- Just for 29c Just for 9 The. other fatalities reported today | 12tion and d;slrlnzh'n Hrevenbitne aes o & oo Nelherrensnedl At was 1o wide, Colors — Brown, navy, ment in all colors. Value $5.00. \\mm-cdm .......... Wednesday. ............ C 5 . * |velopment of trouble some ethnologi- y i q wine and black. Just for o — == = “S2ight in numbe copilted. £ 5 4 g 2 s t g s eigh LL'n ‘m‘n v fl; u{: ted ):n‘::‘: | cal claims there issued a decree nu- :IIamvjnmli\ ;‘r;mlirtmlr;] ofilci:l quir F(;“l to | YGaiEE Wednesday . . . g $2.98 All linen Pattern (‘Imh .-..m,d Jewel Dress Linings, made of clash yesterday afternoon between | ojizing those ’immigrants. perma- | o)., Although no officlal statement Wednest y—Yard o designs. Size 72x72. white nainsook sti and co sts in the Si W R & s vy el e a0t ¥ — Ll - ps s, £ 3 :?::}.(:1 l,:-;plr mmunists in the Sibur- | oo41v cettied in the country. Both :"_3:“‘ :;Zf'hz;;r:i:inz:::;::p;:]:c;n;::: bt B | Tadlcl i nclt e R GRS Tastiton i $3 98 o tor 25 A band of Ancona fascisti led by | G762t Fritain and Italy protested. 3o yoopened. jio St Cadigtpuantell ikt || BHOeeR Wil S Wednesday .. .. . Wednesday........... Cc ) — S i ut fu 26, alue E Y et Casare Rossi broke into the home of | ;1 :[')‘ B Ynst. tor Table Damask, 2 yards wide, Another lot of Ladies Hand Deputy Mingrino, commander of the | Just for Wednesday........... 89(: All linen, good quality. Bags and Vanity Cases, genuine communist red guards, last night. Thr’ we;dneedu L hah $1.09 Exteses b e U I S AyS - R E Tust for leather. invaders seized all the documents | i i A new assortment of Ladies' \Wednesday . o 1.69 Just for 79 they could find sequestered 40 hmdi i Boys' fine percale blouses—A Mohair Tuxedo Sweaters. — - - Wednesday c grenades and threw the furniture into large variety to select from. Just for 1000 Cotton TFlannel Sheet — the streets. Then they set fire to the y e Sizes 6 to 16 years. Wednesday . . 4.69 Blankets. Large size. Large Size Bed Comfortable, furniture - Yostifon 5 —— Just for 79 ;overed with good grade of [y A i Best for me! Weanemey — Eacn. 3BC | iasies Fameise i e | wednostay. ..o £, The c sit £t Mussoli b2 ey S, T S ¥ € 5 s ™, cahln:";:r‘lp‘:l:‘»‘?"r‘m‘:\rml‘; il hes) * Infants' Silk and Wool Shirts. | embrofdery trimmed with and $6.50 Satin Bed Spreads, scal- | (yednesday. $2 98 \ for commanding & majority in parlia- | “Forest Mills” make. Value $1. | without collars. lonedppoiitycomers: 5 Facellent ¢ gRESY D rarlls declares the woman o Just for quality. Pequot Hemstitched Pillow ment continued to be discussed ani- | % % s i 69c e 1 19 g Ot RE A ABTARRE, . matedly, Premier Mussolini apparant-| who takes pride in Wednesday — Fach .. o | a0 R A 4.98 | fetior ly counts strongly on the fact that! the kind of food she Ladies' lightweight wool vest. Infants' fine Cashmere Hose, S Wednesday. 490 his/goveriment Is a coalition one and | 3 Made in all styles. “Forest with silk heel and toc. Made by Scrim Curtains, hemstitched b that it thus may obtain carrying sets before her family. 9 <t mzker. Value 58c pair. with lace edge. Bleached Sheets. Size 84x90. Mills"* make. the best pi ge. power In' the chamber, but he de-| . ), Just for Just for 5 Tust. for 98 TJust for 98 ¢ e that iE Tt She knows it doesn’t pay ! Wednesday —Fach $l 69 Wednesday — Pair 45c¢ Wednesday. (¢ Wednesday. . C failed to do so parliament would he dissolved and the fa ti would go bef@re the country where he is con- fident of winning new TItalian premier, Benito Mus- to waste her good efforts and her good flour, eggs and other materials by Wednesday Ladies fine qlulm hennmnh- Check patterns. 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