New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1923, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1923. . i 5 e e = e b NNEUPSETSARK _ it LAy surJENTUGHTSWEEPS | Let “Gets-IT "™girsicuniie Ny eed 10 ot ST e I'Etnfm:t L e Dyspeptic ‘When he is too old for rompers and e — not old enough for * regular boys’ Signs Reag “Christian Shop™ Eight Re-¢lections in the Magor- school suis-—ten Sy 5Eleclion of Demacrat as Governor | R il v e e B alty Contests e il Is Conceded corns il o M P, GO s mstt’rught short trousers are cut full leag ot Toodial in in pro-| One never grows too old to forget e comfortable. The blouse is a | 3 e - “Gy ends corns of food sho as again in pro- ne never grows 100 old t Albany, N. Y., Nov. T.—Nine upsets | smock, belted only in back, and deco- 7 Louisville, Nov. 7.—Any doubt | m!ll;ilgfls::n1e:iu;}:’;dvn’;s't!l (:e"zd»'h ‘on | BN in Berlin to Flaring | the delights of eating. .\ny‘l vet old and eight re-elections marked may-|[rated in front with a box pleat /a ‘| the W‘I“"“i 1”“;“:“ l-_l ]rx.l‘ ) ;:vy‘.\u‘, ; ristia ave been | people will sometimes play on these oralty contests yesterday throughout [smocked where the collar divides. e e et e e il ANy of S mIe BrNROEE0) DU the state on the basis of complete re-| It is a costume suitabie either for | I | democrat, for governor of Kent n”l = S\ ness in the sections where raids had turns from all bdt nine of the 46(a small boy or girl; simple to make y was removed early foduy when re. | inecten Gn o e cities holding elections. and easily laundered E | publican state headquarters he .».l i b ot S Sty Lo Notable among the up!g: was the | 3 nounced Mr, Dawson had conceded ) sl sl ad victory of William D. McQuesten, re- | victory in Tuesday's statc-wide elec- g st ke ';” ek b l YMM;\ & publican, over Edward Fiske, demo- \ | tion to his uppnur'm. Mr. Fields ap- :‘w’ ‘: ‘v\ulA’wl el ancn Iv-:u it crat, mayor of Mount Vernon for 18 A | parently had led the entire democra \ ; :'1‘\41‘1\\P\’A:V;ti";"rnm”.“\“ 10ug years, Harry E. Clinton, republican, tie ticket to victory. tered, was apparently thore sole victor of his ticket, was elected An incomplete and unofficial re ganized, as the outhreaks occurre mayor of Troy, u democratic strong- turns compéled by the Courier Journal simultancously in several differen hold. Abrabam B. Macardell, demo- A from 113 of the 120 counties in Ken- sections such a way that 1 r crat, was elected in Middletown by a tucky with 451 precincts missing show Hlice ¢ rts to curb them could not be 46 vote majority. # lead for Mr. Fields of 53,904 votes, — — L concentrated Other upsets occurred in Geneva, ?M_\ would remain in the hands of the | int Little Falls, Oneonta, Plattsburg, , democrats was indicated on the face tterday’s outhreaks were not confine Schenectady and Yonkers. s | [01’ M&ym‘ lS GllOSCll 4 AT i Gl s of incomplete and unofficial return: to isolated soctio The eight citley retaining mayors | Full membership of <the lower The looters and holdup men who for another term were: Albany, Ba- | S n]mm ‘nn-l half of the senate was e 3 Bresy The poin atopeat | PA1VE Docome increasingly_active in t y By The Associated Press. | elected, a hurting corn and Presto e pait e Berlin this week have skilfully placed ,:;:;',S::“"sg::“:{euhflg 0";;{&‘ Columbus, 0., Nov. 7.—Ohio's first I 1" he eleotion, which came -after a ot G L ol P e st Ll Plains, election in which the Ku Kiux Klan ; | hotly contested campaign i whicl $oft, or what vou have tried, believe the city whére ininier ries and bring on Albany Election. . flg&nod (Lsht?l\. |\|~u:y shows 'u\\]n. 4\i§ll‘:l\i: ‘n;«nmm m:um,\. .\wrrtl rmu‘-wb v’\vh 1 lll|1r::mc:yn:cn:\?(“:él“mlh iy hmm | who entered Fima without per- | tz en ’m,,.“u,,} e diet he \fmmr. “The city executives for the ensuing |Z2HON, to have been generally victor those of the state by spéakers for| §ioey back suarantie, Costs but & triflew | mission and o e : ery family should be supplicd with . P "" s 8 | ious though in some instances it met ) | each party, was not without its politi- = gold everywhere. E.Lawrence & Co., Chicago. | the police as roquired by 1 ‘on- | Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. From °‘x‘l‘h.‘:.w°"wnmm o ikt i de_r;:t. : ‘ 4 }valv"m-sv!s'." e ———— | ccquently nUmMbers of o \bi i to old age they daily over- ¥ e greatest Klan victory scored Probably the most striking re i e dare not seek the sis ce of the me or prevent the distresses due to crat; Amsterdam, Charles 8. Salmon, | yosterday at the polls probably was fn of form occurred in the fifth cc : NO RAISE FOR COPS authoritics cestion. They sweeten the stoms republican; Auburn, Roy A. Weld,re- | youngstown where the Klan candi- sional district, embracing lLouisvills N N. J., Nov. T.—The wagr Raids made o SR et riving it, the alkaline effect publican; Batavia, John W. Mullen, | gate for mayor, Charles 1. Scheible, | : |and Jefterson county. Unofficial re. | increase of $500 a year sousht by po- | sigsed many erooks and other porso i I, thie}: shword republican; Binghamton, John A.|apparently rolled up a’ majority over turns from 722 of the precinets | licemen and emen in Newark, was| o jay " to FEtais b ok th N CeaItis of Be viness, Giles, republican; Cohoes, Daniel J.| (ke combined vote of his five oppon- | in the district showed a lead for Mr, | defeated decisively in the ecletion ¥es- | e oo siwar R R e e e, e Cosgro, democrat; Dunkirk, John T.|enis. Two other important victories " | Fields of 3,805 votes. In the presi- | terday, incomplete returns showing | yotion. i ’ St Ll e ne Hlatien Kornprobst, democrat; Geneva, Jas-|going to the klansmen were in New- — Pty 2 dential election of 1620 the district re. | that 00 had v igainst it with | ey ' iy per B, Stahl, democrat; Glo\orsnno.l ark and Portsmouth. In the former, | proposals and referred legisiation in-| turned a republi ma fority of 12, 20.000 where trouble was brow t inval ia John W, Sisson, republican; Hornell,|A. Stevens probably was electad stead of mailing them direct to voters| 136 votes In Bayonne 1 Tasss rowever, die : ; e e Stephen Hollands, republican; mucn..n yor over E. D, Leah, and in the lat- | was defeated by a substantial major-| During the campaign democratic | Substantial ma " eturne b s e Will M. Sawdon, republican; Johns-!ter Ralph Calvert defeated Mayor ity. speakers attacked the state au favor o Increas BEPUBLICANS GAIN ON) ) : Haaigh il town, W. W. Chamberlain, rcpub-|William N. Gableman, for reclection.| In many instances, mayor and | tional republica Srattonay lican; Kingston, Morris Block, demo- | Gableman caused the arrest of more | other local candidates v P i M ors t AGAINST VIVISLOTION Party Win- An crat; Little ¥ John 8. Kearns, re than two hundred memb of h porte by the Klan 1 N YL Congressional lection publican; Mechanicsville, George X hen they attemp old | though no opcn endor Slingerland, republican; Middietown, a parade less than two week andidate was made and the candi- | ing support for their part on sici Abraham B. Macardell, democrat; Klan Lose at Stuebenvil late mayor may not ha wen a|were told by represent 5 + ' i "t « : 0 —_— Mount Vernon, William D. MacQues I’robab e most important Klan member of the Kian, the issne not| parties that astute nolitieal ob: b ) od f t least [ P g X ten, republican; Newburgh, Roy W.|defeat was ,in Stuebenville, where|laving been raised. In Columbus, |all, over the country had their spy | per t ! are Ay s “OMAN FOR JLDGE Spencer, republican; New Rochelle, | F'rank Hawkins, republican, defeat- where Mayor J. J. Thomas was,re- | glasses trained on the Kentucky elec- | u , Bt . asked M‘vv' resentati 3 \ Barry R. Scott, republican; Ni rov"l Herman Passevant, independent, clected 1 large plurajity, the pro-|tion to discover possible indications |to bear ¢t of ¢ 8¢ to carry out Fairchild, republican, Ialls, Willlam Laughlin, democrat; | Who had the Kian endorsement. An|nownced anti-klan candidate Ran-|as to the probable trend in the 1921 o ) e By ittich by Hinois Voters Oneida, Arthur J. Abbott, democrat;|anti-klan demonstration in Stucben-|doiph W, Walton, ran more than 20,-{ presidential election, - J‘_'“"' 1ecessary by the | Oneonta, W, Irving Boulton, repub. | Vill veral weeks ago when the or- 000 votes behind DEMOCRAT *DEFEATED “‘I" oY, demansel lican; Oswego, M. P. Neal, repub.|#anization attempted to hold'a pa-! ® State-wide ¥lection n BLICANS RETURNED | Paterson, N. ., Nov. T.—Mayer Van| In the 3nd 1 addeu licn; Plattsburg. W. 1. Cross, | rade ect, republican, was elec Court brought on the jssue there, In the state-wide « tion, the Noort nocrat terms may A democrat; Port Jervis, Horace A.| Another Kian defeat apparently thiree legislative proposals, two tax-| New Jepsey State Legislature Again | or, was defents esterday by Colir ‘!“‘ Mt Cbon 'I>-w:‘ "‘ g Sheldon, republican; Poughkeepsie I'rank B, Lovelace, republica dyspeptie ate rb the gases, Additional Seat i Put Miss Mary Bar- telme in Ofice in Cook County committee r ved formal notic the session of 1524 as n result of the |, ~: t v tlourke Cockran, democrat duy that Austria as a nation has ¢ of A th Miss Dare | was registered in the Indicated adop- | ation bills and un old age pension bi 2ok TRS G. O, B, Maada e e v o majority of L I 1iMls Kujik tion of the executive franchise nmend- were overwhelmingly defeated Re- . 1,700 nning rall and John Ieochester, Clarence D, Van Zandt, re.| Ment to the state constitution. The turns from more than two-thirds of |~ Newark, N. J, Nov. 7..—The New e DO ore e o t in hist publican; Ttome, Fred L. Martin, re- | @mendment proposes to strike out the the sta ahowed majorities against | Jersey state legislature overwhelm- | AUSTRIA \.” ENTERED distri ¢ ' story publican; Saratoga Springs, Clarence | WOrds “White male™ in the qualifica- |the measurcs ranging from 205,000 to iy “ p 2 ol ' Paris, Nov 7 il i ilaads e, ¢ of auch high 0486 > . B tion of voters in order to make the In the game precinets, the | be republican by rge majority in « Gl Ie . Knapp, non-partisan; Schene ctady, | A 3 Willlam W. Campbell, republican; | State constitution conform to the fed- | clective nehise amendment had o e > P ’ iloral constitution in enfranchising majority of more than 63,000 and the | republican victories yesterday, In the | st CRbT & Syracuse, John H., Watrath, demo- b the: ¥ | th Y P i ty of 14,045 votes over 2 £ Harry m b. | YOmen und negroes, workmen's compensation amendment | Senatc e republicans retained thetr nes. The Austrian committee gi DALIS MAJORITY < : T T oo 0% ePUD- | " e Kian also opposed the other|mor than 26,000, The publication|seven scats while the democra o | b il 45 MANOMN (b rine e dumpron” Sopens can; Utiea, Vrederick Glllmore, | ,,\qtutional proposals on the bal-|amendment had a majority against it|successtul in retaining their at o et mtpelier, Vi, N tevin n arried Chicago . by democrat; Watertown, John B. Har-1,5 000 of which apparently has been |of more than §5,000 eaving the political complex v cturns from yester cleetio y « ( ost his mar- vis, non-purtisan; Watervile, George|,qopted. This wonld autherize the \pproval of p o Tranthiac] thi Mgar Rowse ehactty ws ity 1. Halpin, democrat; White Plalns, | .naotment of a Jaw that would fore-" amends was aseribed to | republicans and 4 democr I'red E, Weeks, repubfgan, and Yon- | .1 damage suits by employes | the woms ¢ Notwithstanding the vigorous can lers, Ulrich Wisendanger, nvpubllcun..nmum, employers who are contribu- palgn waged by Governor Slizer a The cities from swhich returns are|io.s 1o the workmens' compensation NEW N"(Nbl PRINCIPAL, is party to return a democratic as lucking are: Canandaigua, Lflrn!uz..-\,.,.l Fred Andres, a member of the fac- fembly and to eut down the lurge re mira, Fulton, Glen Cove, Lacka- * Agreed Amendment, Mty at the Elthu Burreitt o publican majority o 2 18 the HUSBAND SLERS hl\m.: . vanna, Olean, Salamanca®and Tona-| |t was an agreed amendment be- ! school, has been named principsl of | democrats wer " lar wanda, {tween organized eapital and labor.|the Bartlctt cvening school, subjeet to | two additiona 5 ' g e N TR Total score, rcpublicans 23, demo- | The other amendment, giving the sec- approval by the sehaol boeard, The| Despite the probibitio " . olght suit f ' o PRI CENY DIVIDEND rats 12, non-partisan 2, not ree[retary of state authority to publish school will open Monday cvening With | jeeted in several counti ported 9 official arguments on constitutional five clusses organized Agar or ehanges resuited from it HEAD COLDS‘ ,"”h" \VI I“;' l\l \n;.\v Wn Conquered in 5 Hours : Durn Moy’ lo Qur WANTADS MAYO CASE SETTLED. 10O MUCH BOOZI Easily Tired? You need energizing SCOTTS EMULSION INFLUENZA As a preventive, meit and v\h.le m.m and morning— ST MEST MAIN &1 Professional Bldg ~CAPITOL — NEST WEEK MONDAY POLA NEGRI > ve Paul of Serbia ht) wore a gorgeous unif: v Prinee Paul of Serbia (rig ¢ a gorgeou IN CTHE CHEAT he married Princess Olga of Greece recent 1 E S > . here after coming from the Belgrade church in whicl . MRS. :\":3221_{""'“ 1]’\1r,|1) was performed. ANNA PAVLOWA AT FOOT GUARD HALL, HARTFORD, NOV. 9TH