New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1923, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1923. the result in s o moring ot vt 12 [RROMWENT) ORDINANGE | OVER 67, YEARS OF SUCCESS [ am : P";K THHR ME erintendsat, B & Duvew of ,\‘:i‘."mi"l;f OVER KEEVERS' PROTEST| WF4.\4,13.] H I IN SOUTH DAKOTA crncsmoss o promes e — JOHNS . llndl"nlv‘xl boom was a “blind” through | Chairman of Tire Commission Objects MEDICINE G u 0 D S Pl PR o Tt s e e ] e e e | i COI.D B A S K E ’ I ' S Pflr[ies Uflder “’ny In his statement Mr. Dawes declar-| The ordinance committee of the ed “th alleged Ford-for-president i e he allegt rd-for-pre el common council last night gave ap- system, it was decided to place him movement seems to be financed b:“prmm. with minor changes, to the| under that board. and operating under the instructio: 5 - “ . . . g g Pierre . 4.—Tirst of wet organizations, one of which is| rules of the fire department, summit- ‘!\o.avvuon was taken on ?:dlnlllcc_:s Made in Chlna and Japan for Thanksgivn‘g NOW sclections for the 1924 presidential | the moderation league and another |ted several months ago and slated for | regulating oll burning systems h"' primaries will be made today by the | the association against the prohibition | ction at the next session of the| dwellings, but the fire commission has state proposal conventions of the| amendment. » L | common council. Adoption of ordin-|in mind several ordinances. or Xmas—Select Yours Now ) J democratie, republican and farmer- Assertion was made in the state-| a2nces covering the matters taken up| v ——— ON labor parties ment that the Ford-for-president VMl be recommended at the next ses-|Stole 2 Cents, Is Given T5¢ to $5.00 In t} convention the jovement was a smolke screen mask- | HION: i ; - s 5 | DISPLAY supporters of f cretary of the | jng u concerted effort of at least four| The fire commission wanted the Whole Year in Prison Trey Adoo will o | pational anti-prohibition organtzations| *1° (r;;“:”'\‘fi‘;n"t')“’:‘l‘”:]‘l"';:: L:"::e‘:‘" Boston, Dec. 4.—Police patroling | Iy . L zron "..u -(i‘ r..‘m: to take in tow delegates to the demo- 21 and 35 “:‘:‘“ e a;*n He shall not | the streets to protect Christmas shop- ‘4 i Sho ) !"drl ; iy g nry Ford, whdle ratiec national convention. st [ il 5 | pers Saturday saw Scott Harriman [ ] Shop Larly ! republican gathering the advo- | qnoygh a denial of these charges|PC €ligible to promotion to the per-|Ly o) =50 ee trom Miss Mary Cun- ! ¢ Hiram Johnson of California 4 k oo Ar8CS| manent force after he has passed the | “t€al 2 D > Y | e s % was made by James F. Houlihan of | W The ordinance committee|Ner- They arrested him, and vester- | alvin - Coolidge Will| \watortown, president of the South changed the rule fo read “over 21 and | 48¥ in Municipal Court he was sen- [ J —_— THE — le Dakota Ford-for-president clubs the | ooactc o ot ade This "mm“ tenced to serve one year in the House ett St political effect of the statement was i kan v ‘]}f 'nhj_,(,“’nns of | Of Correction. The purse, when epen- HARDWARE 336 MAIN ST, ‘ DlC KIN SON e fore itk SAes ntisie “,F:a,l,-i""”‘;‘ l::w preconvention gather- n John . R. Keevers of !ho” ed, was found to contain two cents. ‘ 1 1 Senator Robert Lak Sl & fire d, who claimed t ter- e A fa TR b/ | 5 Rl SuR b DL ALAT Harmony conferences between the | e ierd Who claimed that misintor | 7ppmpges WRIST INJURED ‘ S Z McAdoo and Ford supporters in the anged Henry Zehrer, halfback on the New e . ! sidential prefer- @ A changed. y 3 deposit in savings acoounts. The to- ] must name mal democratic party and fusion eHorts Opdinances were drawn to place the | Britain High school football wa:,,"Substantla_l Pl‘ospfl‘lty tal number of depositors is 1,084,539, rua 0 fority candidates for the United States Detween the democrats and farmer-| uaotrical superintendent and his as-| was taken to the New Britain General| Shown in Savings Report . 1 state offic labor parties virtually were disrupted. | sistant under the fire bo: He will | hospital yesterday for an X-ray ex- Hartford, Dec. 4.—A solid, substan- of Class For This Boy oy e ot the - e continue to work on poli vs-| amination. Zehrer has been bothered | tial prosperity which has no parallel Head - 169-171 MAIN ST, tional s to which the presi- GALL[_CURC] SCORES tems as in the past, but because most | with a wrist injury since the game|in the history of Connecticut is ,hownr Pfof.—Think of the progress of L___-——J lentia of the state conven- of the work is with the fire rm | with Hartford High Saturday. by the annuval report of the condition|1923! Look at the development in tions m be in writing also —_— ! of state savings banks and trust com- "l‘:‘! '-‘01“0- ;Il‘:th t?:tlhmlo' l“w; will be med . SRR kY g panies, made to Governor Templeton | mobiles, from litters e luxury o Chicago Audience Treat Her Gener by Bank Commissioner John B.|the modern car. Then we have the e the demo Attempts to am Byrne. Savings banks and savings de- | wonder of the airplane, which is most ously, But She Refuses to Change OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENTS cratic and farmer.labor conventions through identical primary tickets were Her Decision to Leave, | partments of trust companies show a | astonishing. Pause for a moment under way early in the day, but pow- . ; o total increase of $51,223,797.01 for|and consider the towns that have Chicago, Dec. 4.—Mmnie alli Curei the period from October 1, 1922, to|become cities, the civil welfare all tic lead lared that , form pproved by a num farmer lahor proposal m night, would net 1 demo- October 1, 1923. The number of de.|ahead. Why, where was the New positors increased by 76,492 and havé| York police force 25 years ago? a grand total of $539,545,548.41 on Student—In Treland !~Mink, sang “Lakme"” for her season's debut last wvith the Chicago ( Opera company; but the demonstra- d house and by a who saw her back- | her determina- | ns with Chicago the close of this t to open wit —CUSTOM CLOTHES —CUSTOM SHIRTS A desire for distinctive pat eratie con Senatorial Race Where Good Shoes Cost Half or Less MAIN STREET republica gathering. convention cl« ed delegates to will enter the ciently pleds. senaterial en tly relieved me of t rvousness at 1 had feit because of e tense tarns in choice weaves prompts dorsement 4 > s e many men to visit our Custom Governor MeMaster oupled his situation, so 1 gave my 0 the role . Departments where strict at- campaign with the presidential raes and don’t bel I ever gang it bet e eat of Senator Johnson & known to ter have the support of large Johnson = “But delegations from the county proposals has not | meetings. Senator Sterling, whose | presidential views have never heen revealed, 18 credited by many within the party to faver the endorsement of President Coolidge, Tn all quarters, it is admitted that upon the outcome tention to individual require- ments as to measurements and design is most carefully observ- ed by our expert designer and a corps of competent workmen Custom Suits—from $80 up, Custom Shirts—from $4 up. he atmosphere about here eared and I have not ¥ plans to quit Chicago at the close of this season.” Twice during the opera, app stopped the performance. CONSOLIDATION HATS i E ‘t They ave ideal for WITH BICYCLE RIDERS . of the senatorial contest will depend New York, Deec. 4. —Thirteen teams the presidential endorsement international six-day bicy @« l s The conventions, which must assem son Rquare Garden had | wear with fur coats or hie at 11 a. m., are required by state 523 miles and 5 laps at 8 | 5 bl “ b 95'99 S [ulns"f(r {iaw to finleh thelr work before mid-| c'eieck this moreihg, the end of the f"_' trimmed (oa_ts as | night. They must function In com- 32nd hour. Bauers and Tietz were a witnessed h_v their ap- Hartford, | mittee of the whole, approving the lap hehind the pack, Nefatti and - p [] 1 B « Kind" platform plank by plank on roll calls 4IY|VAMYI0V1I were two laps behind and ]TPRI ance ‘ilt lh(! 5.00%'.,3" . At Pays to Buy Our Kind \ selecting the tickets by votes on Tonanie and Ferrario three laps be- ames where fashion | overy candidate. .n,:];m Beckman, whose partner is fhrongs pefl or es y pace. 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