New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1924, Page 18

18 LIVELY DISPUTE ON BELVIDERE GARAGE Appeal Againé{ Building Commis- sion Heard n City Court JOHNSON LAUNGHES 0UT AT COOLIDGE'S CLAIMS Questions HWis Right 1o Claim Dele- i | gates on Rasis of Southern atronage, Mareh 13, 'y man an open umes W western or President Coolidge, to- ign a presidentd is of the * from Falme A b the city of N 3 onag w DBrita south- wl brou ates he Palmer t th froa0 sty court witiing can candidate at a con ek in the morn- the nomination wi 0 name party man forcdoomed (o WS property n Connse e n oa public one y vialation of an ordinanee roy Donald Gafiney for almer ed had tiled an ay cxtion and submitted plans and had been ook " as the o hes \ At ond as tak- nnde 1 on building comua’s. HinehIi. g, Y eommit | ton, sta unong | o in e'ions of the onventic tod upon YA rcom o was : candidat donbt] FEWER SEER JOBS | | Vonsiderable Falling OfF Seen In Bme- | oy Reports ' in sheep's At even if the name the general outline remained plovinent Vg Marveh 1 m the . % Hartfovd torney Gaffney asserted that the were for a pyublic nuni cmploymoent ity report of the showing results of free employ bul 69.5 not the cnuse y that god for a public was no indieation that it would 8o cmployed, he suid, Kirkham showed was undivided 1 he ) fney retorted tement that the also undivided the ; L wert gar it agninst might 1 w supplied W “aonth nuur 4 ment du durin mmber cent how the| ving 6.y with and how room for many cars with the court room \ that ¥ v ou publie gar suld that a man, | v and the ears his own & furaished help Wl eent wer luring the cont dur montl | ru The total ment in I or y Jununy i woemn! us A sitaation A among the five er respeetively 41, 676, bb in this Hart (e us follows " v W many ears he wishe & Not to atlow this is 3 + upon his property rights, THRIFT | ATest of Character | To accumulate money. you need the determination to <et aside and invest a certain sum regularly. Then you must learn to make the amount you set wide earn the highest inter- et return, 1t may be only a small amount—£5.00 a week. Even this sum invested regularly at 7¢, interest and compounded will amount in twenty years to over $10,000. All payments with us are secured by a SPECIAL TRUST FUND under the supervision of the State Insurance Commissioner of W, Va, T room and ccording to th Moey, A unel Hore system | en huf!t |8 was to have fo oAt Ars | ms of Attorney G w well known ehair of section o was to have oceupied one building, he elaimed Try to Exnloit Growth Of Rubber in Flovide Tampa, Wa. 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The luwmak A ve under consid- cration a plan to abolish the Turkish alphabet for .Latin letters and one Constantinople newspaper has begun to appear in French, Anlong suggested measures are sion of the Greek and Arne- patriarchates and ~the Jewish inate, and abolition of religious ng in the Awmcrican and other forcign schools in Turkey. Some of the legislators insist upon g the private Greek, Armenian. and other foreign schools altogether. Others are urging the the nt assembly to ne tez as the and substitute the g kish women are petitioning the sembly to udopt a new code of ws respeeting their rights. These ould embraee abolition of polyg- and the harein, stppression ot cunuchs, limitation of divores attainment of majority at 17 my the and the judicial | | standards and only beforc tribunals, Mme, Kemel Pasha, the president's wife, who was educated in England and Halide Edib, a graduate of the American Girls' college here, are leading their sisters in the battle for | these reforms. ! TROOPS ON THE MOVE serblan Government Reported Send- | | ing Soldicrs To the Bulgarian Fron- | tices, | 3 The Associnted Press. March foreign oitice decl "he the Julgarian Kerbian A, o8 government is moving troops to the Bulgarian frontier. Up to the present, ons have ghus heen advanc- | heing sent from the cities of Nish, , Uskub and Tsh- | tip. Three c of rescryists have also heen called up in circumstances similar to those of last September, | when Serbia prepared to intervenc in | Bulgur t the time of the commun- | ist troubles here, What the foreign office regards as | sicting feature is the lack of any owledzment from Scrbia of Dul- efforts to suppress the - niun movement by arresting hun- dreds of Macedon nd interning them far from the frontier, The foreign minister declares that | while the situation on the whele is better, yet to say that the danger o tragic complications had passed would four d ed, it is charge M T linstead of 13, he to ignore the patent facts. 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