New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1924, Page 5

CHILDREN FROM GOTHAM T0 GET AIR IN BRISTOL, Will Be Brought Feom New York” to Sce 'n Everything. (8pevial to the Herald.) Bristol, July 24.—Preparation the reception of about from New York city for a two wecks' teal Cows for stay in th ty are being made by a 11 committee, of which Rev, John R. ol'x, pastor of the Advent church is chairman. The children are expe ed to arrive about August 5 and will e sent here through the auspices of a New York newspap overal years ago, New York children here, but for many y tions were taken care of. The local committee wishes to secure homes for the youngsters during their stay and is engaged In making arrangements, The matter will be presented from the church pulpits on Sunday, when the local committee will ask that two representatives of each church be ap- pointetd to assist in the worl 321MainSt, FRANK E. GOODWIN Eyesight Specialist number of entertained s no delega- wer 100 children New Dresses “Sidewalks of | | | PREPARING ADDRESS | Official ~ Notification of Coolidge Now Is Toss | Weeks Away. dress has been in process of selection before Mr. Coolidge is the drafting of an outline of the speech. ‘The meth- od of work determined upon is sim- ilar to that followed by him in writ- ing his first message to congress and the form of the address to be delive ered here August 14 is expected to be somewhat like that of the congres- ional message. Governmental economy and reduc- | tion of taxes are to be t'ie foremost | subjects treated with the whole ad- dress primarily devoted to an expo- record. sition of the No License, No Brakes, No Horn, No Registration Romco of 61 Laurel street and costs on each of of violating the motor vehicle laws when he was arraigned before Judge Benjamin W. Alling fn police court this morning, the court suspending judgment on a fourth charge of operating without a regis- t fon when Romeo nroduced registration ¢ ificate in court He was found guiity and fined on charges of operating without a license, not having a proper brake on the motor- ! Joseph was fined three charges Fnergy Which I« The DR, FRE Chiropractic Natl Bank Blig—Room 310. Hours 10 - 12, Seientific Chiropractic Corrects The Impaived Transmission of Nerve Primary Caunse of Disease, ) C. TORK Mon.. Wed. Fri. Fyenings, 7-8. “Your Future Depends on Your Health” cyele he was driving, and not having a proper signalling device. LSON Physician Telephone 2098 Silk Dresses Wonderful Bargains Special Lot Silk Dresses 16 Our Regular $25-*35 Dresses President Than Three | for sometime and the immediate task | his | EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, ~ Special Lot $ New Styles He was arrested last night on Stan- ley street by Supernumerary Police- man Walter Wagner who was doing traftic duty at the carnival in Vib- berts lot. Wagner testified that | House of Commons Today Inquires if Romeo did not stop when signalled| (.. pay Taken Steps to Punish to do so, and then after he stopped, lie was unable to start the motoreycle Those Guilty of Offense, ! again. Investigation showed {hat | Washington, Ju With notifl- | there was no horn on the machine, no| London, July 24.—The queation of gation cercmnanies for President Cool- and that Romco had neither |ajiegel ill-treatment and siuying of idge three weeks distant, he began |registration or lcense certificates with i . 3ritis 8 Cub; A aise work today on the address he will [him. “He told the policeman that he | British #ubjects in Cuba was raised 2 in the house of commons today by a make at that time, never had a liconse, ember who asked whether the Much of the material for the ad- Ll G L i guilty persons had buen punished and whether steps had been taken to im- press upon the Cuban authorities the grave concern on the subject of the Lritish government. Arthur Ponsonby, under-scerclary for foreign affairs, said that one Cu- ban, accused of the murder of a Brit- ish Wost Indian subject, had been acquitted on the ground of seif-de- fense and that another, acquitted on a charge of murder, had been sen- tenced to one year's imprisonment on an assault charge. Mr. Ponsonby g said he regretted to state that further NEW GREEK CABINET | tnsatisfactory reports had been the Assoclated Press. | ceived and that the British govern- ment proposed to publish the further correspondence on the subject, ve Aliens Are Captured At Point of a Revolver | | Buftalo, N. Y., July 24.—Five aliens | were captured today by Deputy Unit- ed ates Marshal Pudvin on the Grand Island ferry after an all-night | | scarch of the island. The men were | | rounded up at the point of a revolver. | | They told federal authorities that |'they had paid $50 each to be smug- gled across the boundary and were | landed on Grand Island last night. | By Athens, July 24.—The new cabinet | succeeding that of Premier Papanas- tasion took ofiice today. Premier | Sophoulis, former governor of Mace. ) BY POPE, RECEIV | donia, also will hold the marine port Rome, July 24, — Pope Pius today tolio. Other ministers are: I'inance, | roceived in private audience Bishop | Tsouderos, former minister. of com- | jaines Albert Duity of Grand Island, {munications in the Venizelos cabinet: | Nepraska, who presented the report |foreign affairs, Georges Roussos, for- . of his diocese, which the ponfiff ap- mer foreign minister and former min- h proved: His holiness congratulated | ister to the United States; war, Gen- | picn ' bufty on the work he had BIG ALCOHOL HALL eral _Kitehahis: = istetior, Gemetal|go,e o5 the first bishop of that $10- | Boson. July 24.—Matines on guard ass, Who el The SEWE BOR It | 660 [at the navy drydock in South Boston '\'?mm:-.: o B ame post in th The pope also granted a private | s today seized a motor hoat from | —_ audience to Bernard Barasa, munici- {ypicn sight men were landing alcohol | pal judge in Chicago, and his family MINING BRISK IN ALASKA Seward, Alaska, July 24—A revival REJLCT MAY'S PETITION, of mining, principally for gold, has| . huilding commission met last been reported this summer on the | yignt and after holding a hearing on |Kenal Peninsula, across whose neck | the application of Mrs. Helen Muter |the government’s Alaska ralirgad | for a permit to build a garage on runs north from this city. Many pros- | Newington road, it was voted to in- |pectors have been attracted to the |atruct Inspector L. J. Hennessey to Nuka Bay seetion, 50 miles south of |jssue the permit. The commission Keward, where a discovery was sald ja'so voted, for the second time, to [to have been made at the close of last | give Charles May leave to withdraw scason. Saveral quartz properties on | his application for a permit fo erect the peninsula have been sold, I a store on Shuttle Meadow avenue. Besse ~Leland's For Friday and Saturday Special Lot New Dresses It Will Pay You to See Them ENGLISHMEN ABUSED y SMITH ANSWERS HEARST THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1924, Silk Dresses 14 All Colors Wonderful Bargains Special Lot Summer Dresses $ Gervais and Albeno has been destroys Hurricane Does Great ed and hundreds of fruit and other e to French Crops [(ices uprooted. A number of build- July { I'he n ravaged by a | | A ings bave heen wreeked and crops and al He 1'ra Never Reads Latter's Papers, S s bat sides both in cent regions France, vines destroyed Dauphine on violence, and in of The suspension bridge between St IM contral and =0 | | hurricane exceptional says, But is Forced to Comment on Certain Editorial, Albany, N. | | | 3 Goyvernor Y., July 24. Smith today issued a formal reply to | the letter of William tandolph | |Hearst, published in the Sunday |morning editions of the Hearst New Something New | York newspapers and which urged {the democrats of New York stute to |work for the nomination of Licuten- . Lunn for the |ant-Governor George | | party's gubernatorial candidate in the primary campaign. “I do not read any of papers,” the governor |statement, “because they not al- Jowed in the executive mansion or in any of the public offices of the state, {but my attention has been called to | Sunday's edition hecause it contained | a signed letter from Mr. Hearst in which he undertakes to advise the | democratic party. He attempts to say | something about water power. He has no more understanding of that ject than the man in the moon sure that the democratic admire his literary cffort not any use for his advice, Ineeds advice, it will go to for it, and not to either demagoguc crackpot.” My said Heuarst's in his arc sth- I am party will but it has When it democrats | or | |and loading it on a truck and arrested Ithe men. ‘The boat and its cargo of nearly 800 cases of alcoho! were turn- ed over to the customs authorities. As a cool, comfortable and highly decorative Iwgch cnst.ume, we give our unqualified support to this model., It*is of pqnted Japanese material and includes a parasol, cape and an abbreviated bathing swt. And thrown in for good measure is a head band that will keep bobbed locks just where they belong. You will veadily agree that Louise Jenning, the model, must have created something of a sensation at Atlantic City when she appeared on $1,000 Lost between Pleasant, Day, Belden and Linden Sts. Finder return to Stanley Krescunas, 173 Pleas ant St. Reward, the sands so interestingly attired.