New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1924, Page 3

MENTION KLAN| Believed He Will Do $o During . Address September 20 Washington, Sept, 2.—For the “first titne stnoe niy adeeptance of the T épublican “Homination, Presidént Coolidge had_ an opportunity today to get a comprehensive report on the political outlook from Willlam H. Butler, chalrman of the republi- can national committee, whose re- cent stay at national headquarters in Chicago, proceded by a visit to eastern division headquarters, has given him a broad view of the gen- eral situation, . . Mr. Coolldge has not .decided upon any definite campaign ‘ plans for himself, but it was thought by observers that his conference with Mr. Butler might develop some- thing along this line and, possibly on the Ku Klux Klan. The répub- lican nomince said recently he had no political speaking engagements on his list. Since then, however, he has accepted an invitation to speak before the Holy Name soclety con- 'NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1024, JOHN McDONOUGH 1S 78 Remembers | gangs when the Connor gang was | getting: the best of the battle, Sud. Brickbat Bou* { quets Were Reguale Love Messages | When . In Early Days of New Britain, Years ago In New Britaln when times were different and “men were men" there were clans In the clty who did not spell their name with a K and the identity of whose mem- bership never was'in doubt, These clans, though descendants of ‘the same native sod, or so.says John McDonough of 64 Church street who was 738 years old yesterday and re- members all about it, held thelr| meetings in the streot and greetings were exchanged by means of fists, brick bats, emty vottles and what- ever missiles came handy, | “There were two gangs 1 remem- ber,” he said as he b ne reminis- cent when recelving birthday anni- versary congratulations, “There was the Connor gang and the Claire| gang. The Claire gan took its names | from County Claire in Ireland where members came {rage and the other fellows were Connors. Oneday there was a big fight between these two denly the clarion voice of an oppo- sition leader rang out, 'Claire men | Stand together, you're country's in danger.' The Clalre men rallied and the battla soon wus theirs." Mr. McDonough Is a native of “The Emerald Isle,” but eame to Amerfea in 1866, He is employed at the Fafnir Bearings Co, He |s re- | ceiving many congratulations lnll.uy updn his anniversar MEDALS FORR DISTRICT BOARDS Washington, Sept, 2,—Secretary Weeks today approved a bill drafted in the War Department for recom- | mendation to congress which would authorize the award of medals to | governors; adjutant generals, mem- | bers of local and district boards, | medical and legal advisory boards and government appeal agents wbol served in the selectivé service sys- tems during the World War, 1t would take 10,000,000 flies to equal the weight of a racehorse. Explosion a¥ Camp Knox Whittemore’s Shoe Polish 10c and 13¢ hoxes of polishing cream for black, tan and patent shoes, All — Store Open All Day Tomorrow — Ladi Li Silk Hose This well known silk hose of superior quality, Black and colors. 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Lb, NATIVE GREEN PEPPERS .....1 Qts. 25c FANCY NATIVE APPLES L4 Qs 25¢ NATIVE o 69c PEACHES . . L GREEN CUKES OR SUM'ER SQUASH 3 for NATIVE loc FRESH N/ VE l”('?ll\ . Doz. l 9 c N4 VE BEETS OR ATIVE F 5c CARROTS. Lge. Bunch TO DO YOUR l‘l( KLING AND PRE \l RVING—I00K US OVER. FRESH NATIVE MACKEREL NATIVE FLOUNDERS | SLICED BLUEFISH . After having been ocnnected with the State Trade school in New Brit- {ain for the past two years, Olin W. | Eddy has resigned his position here and will leave tomorrow cvening for | Cumberland, Md.. where he has ac- | cepted a position as instructor in mechanical drawing and baseball and basketball coach for the Cum- berland high school. | Mr. Eddy, who is a native of Tor- | rington, came hera from that city | two years ago as athletic coach and instructor in mathematics at the local state institution During that time he has taken an active part in | amateur dramatic:. having taken the leading part In two successful min- strels produced by the school. He played trap drums in the school or- chestra and plioted the haschall |team to the championship of the | state vocational league and the hase | ketball team to a tie for champion- ship in the state league. ! City Items { Peter Aubi of 151 | reported to Sergt. Michael J | at the police station | that- his bicycle had | from in front of the city The police have bhee the commissioner of Flynn this morr H‘K‘ héer ot VDII‘ ) votified by moter vehicles | that the licenses of Ottavio Mancind | lof 42 Waclaw Majew- | &ki of 10 Gold street and George Cheney, R. F. D 2 has been ‘mm.d Wanted—Young man to | livery truck afternoons, o'clock daily. Apply Hers advt Silver street Irive w]L- 3:45 to 1 ofice,— | State Trade Faculty IR : France the last five ye: French horse, out for a \;.«Hw;u at & 150 out of Jockey Haynes, J\"m'uu o has been is seen he King Epinard, an ions, always on gach 4144148 v which might no sign of any boys. The ive in the house are WOMAN ACCUSED OF KILLING. E a A. 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