New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 15, 1924, Page 16

16 ' B it o it A ANTI MACHINISTS I i has been In vogue for more than 10 i | years, When four candldates for a (uigley Faction Satistied With Protest They State Pleased with the size of what they bl S | Washington, Oct. 1 S oxia lincabast volaiizaaat Tor ONVe | mately $2,200,000 will b WLt BT AL tror I s, Whitney And Attorney Brooks |as a Ger A 9 B DR FaERtoay Y Iz ) S [the United States when the ZR-3 primaries which ~ resulted To Be Speakers Trom e e Al SELE AN Out of Town ment. . | The air crulser represents leadera in the Davls l-machine |y, grst big rally of the local | American share of a sp: N “\‘""\‘\ RO et & 1Ck O nocratic forces in the present |lion assessed against Germany Rack with s e e o guress a | PIAnt Of @ hall dozen complete or | wiil have one representative at this 5 L & partially complete war Zeppelins, 26, A total gathering in United hall on Main % \ e il i ots wers L [ which \mv‘\r the armistice terms | other tasks before the| am 1., Tonight's meeting will feature the ?',"_"]“:",‘ ng 2 L ORUEAOYSELS be the fixing of .the bwn committec GO A tarney i Ay | neT JatelcnsmIoR A R S an payments to be interest ¢ New Haven, democratic DORING VRIS oy Iments due to the it the All Davis as a protest vote against the republican machine, is open t fnterested Davis o happe t of the other 1wo cand cived 146 votes in 1 ond war o Rack i 91 for Dav an the practic Davis campaign. able. Fir but careful work Phone us. but Chalrman Judd unfatr, pointed out that such groupiug is provided for In the printed primary ivules of the republican party and was - NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1024, TEPPELIN GREDITS voting 290 votes for Alling and | o ket campalgn will take when members of the state, district > ticke Mrs. Josep Haven, one ¢ the sta 1t issue in 1| Mrs. Whitne: = | political g at enn, Thomas J ment of Ind Amer , Am _ | his wife at 5 | stating th ont nfortu | their assurar be taken to India at larg r aid it o anti 1000 share Get | Room 201 opponent of Congres Calcutta, Oct an consu 1 over hist monks on was a demonstration of an t anti-Christian character against gatlon so desire, the town com- mittee ehalrmun 1§ required to group nem on the ticket, he explained, DEMOCRATS 10 HAVE " BIG RALLY TONIGHT plac nominee for lieutenant governor and - recognized as the leading orator on et. ha Whitney of bt the ploneers in hild labor movement will speak campaign, | has appeared at man the state erings in the past 'ks and her discourse of the child he party platform | Jle comme fonignt | cause of the destruction New Against German Debt armistice in the United States, the co dors sitting in T ed to permit Germany to 1 of am the | be used for military purposes. has a capacity of e feet, ship constructors estimated few HEme This Will Be Charged OII;m Tho Amociated Prose Approxi- credited govern- after the Friedrichshaten | ris in 19 and Americ Ittle less than $1 per cubic foot ity would be a fair rep- | , "LOGAN IS NAMED by Germany Under Dawes Plan, aris, Oct, 15.—~James A, Logan, American observer with the reparations commiesion, will repre- | sent the United States at the confer- | ence of allled finance ministers in 1| Parid which will decide on the dis- | tribution of payments by Germany s | Under the Dawes reparation plan. The date of the conference will be fixed by committee which is soon to be appointed to settle that point and to arrange the agenda for the It js understood that rincipal allles—France, n, Japan and Italy, the A creditors of Germany Jr, tates for the expenses of the v military occupatiofl forces in the Rhineland, o one ship as the portjon of the United States, attaching the condi- tion that the new ship should never Discovered Much Gold, Johannesburg, South Africa, Oct. corge Walker, discoverer of e gold reef in South d here recently a pauper, ard Casale, candi- | In case several been supported for several e senator from New from the same ; the chamber of mines in so speak as will John- | '8 said ,the cost might bel, ition of his discovery. reduced to $0. ominee of t Smith, democ India Expresses Concern After Attack on American 15.—The s telegraphed general voi the recent at Prof. ia erican misstonary, an Rangoon, detailed from Burma, nembers of their great regret nate occurrence n t all steps ensure the safety e tehes at the time of the at- due in feeling was not -American NEW SHARES Tt only costs $1.00 per month per Compound Interest |1eads to Independence and a Home {of Your Own. full details at New Britzin Cocparctive Savings & Loan Ass'n Nat'l Bank Bldg. AZIZ Regular Monthly Meeting FRIDAY EVENING, 8 o’Clock GROTTO HALL Harvest Lunch Served After Meeting Wear Your Fez demo- | tic reg- f voters will preside at the govern- the ask the consul 1 to convey to the American Police and Fire Boards To TYor Heating Plant. At tonight's meeting of the com- fire mon council the police and [boards will subr they be empo: ontract for a v fire headc cial street. ill be ahout $1,500. to enter arters on plant now in aks. the o0l, church for {18 and | will | A. H. HARRIS —General Trucking— '190 WEST ST. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street Estimates chee all jobs. L. 2913 1 Upholstery and Residence 153 Jubilee. GROTTO Apply | a resolution t he cost of instailation examination was made of the | and it wa pund that there are several danger- ight's meeting will aiso receive | veto of Mayor A. M. Paonessa on | olution to allow gasoline filling ny point not within 100 or public feels 200 feet o(CINDERS FOR SALE! | American citizens in Burma as in — | «LIFE’S GREATEST GAME” | " What Is 1t? Love — Babies — jewels — furs marriage — sweethearts — music | jazz-mad parties—passion—health CROWLEY BROS. INC. | ully given on \lker came to Africa in 1885 his strike the next yvear e building a house at Lang- c. A rush of prospectors fol- wed, ending in the tracing of the | whole reef and the beginning of the great mining companies. New Two Family House Off West Main St. Corner Westerly and Ridgewood Sts. BUILDING LOTS on Homestead Ave. The DYSON LAND Co., Inc. 581 WEST MAIN ST. Phone 502-4 | | | | Cornwall, 2,000 men being employed Is Dead a Poor Man, Hughes Taking Stump To Defend Republicans New York, Oct. 15.—~Secretary of State Hughes will speak in behalf of the republican party at a meet- ing in Carnegle hall tonight. He will devote part of his address to answering John W. Davis' eritelsm of the Harding and Coolidge admin- istrations, according to an an- nouncement by the republican na- tlonal committee, Secretary Hughes will be' intro- duced by representative Ogden L. Mills. Both speeches will be broad- cast and amplifiers will be erccted outside the hall for the benefit of overflow crowds, Silver Lead Vein Found; Prospectors Rush to Spot London, Oct. 15.—A rush of silver prospectors has been made to Corn- wall following the discovery of & thick veln of siver lead near Per- ranzbuloe. Several hundred miners are now prospecting in the locality. At one time the district was one of the busiest mining centers in in obtaining a wide range of min- erals including silver, copper, tin ” and iron. 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