New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1925, Page 3

\ o - / d NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MOND: AY, NOVEMBER 28, 1925 8 7 In faco of previous warnings by | 00 K N N | TRAFEIC ASSN, BANQUET Thr ! 2 : ! i : 58 by A » : wree speakers huve been s Conneetieut Pyblic Utilitles | and Sceretary Ralph 1 Gould of it mattera woro mot corracted. reeent | MAN WHO MENACED HIM _ | Britiin Chaner of Commeres wil| souneed S e Tho committeo In chari lnning requente 1o natters were not correct t Ihola its annval bana 7 - 1 f notify Sec 1 before Sat- |reports have indicated an inerease in Maine Auto Dealer, Driver of Car | /00 S5 ¢ ' ; i i ALY LIRS * ; 5 {the output of coal mined in former ST | | :;"” 4 (! Conference; | water Americun urday ‘\umuu flelds by companies no longer [Now York Police Officer Shoots | M Which Woman 15 Kitled, Une | (LU 150, exweitive | Corp ln;nl‘]m\l\\.. tor 1. ’ e mx'\-r Ing under the wage con _ o on ut 6:40 o ationa ndus rth & f&. Co. Magenta, the color, waus orlginally S n Gofll Mefl Glflll]l Agrefi]flefll companies, located in northern When Confronted With der Avrest. wil l‘* i the hall room wwue: and Charles C itch of the New Haven railroad, | named for a bloody battle fought | West Virginia, Ohlo and the Central 3 . Brunswick, Me., Nov (7 [ IR artford, & member of | k. W. Potect of the Slanley Works, | near Megenta, Haly I B k d Western Pennsylv 'I' s, put Luaded Buotgun, August L U ogarage employe, | sm— ek ower one | Whippany, N. J, Nov. | was het U Dhil early this | gessssssssrssssssessesarsassesss e 22 2 § broken Y P e T lppany ). Nov e e T - —_— {no oreratlon, e leath of M. Alvina Richard ; ’ S o0 move appeared on the horizon |v S g i I‘i(\:;lt:‘l:ll\glnnt Nov. (P)— .\} new [, % !uuMn,”] AL m,m‘.m':.r'v'n.‘- I‘fm a 1“ lggasio i un:nn bile ) ‘ M/M/MWWMWI’//W/A’M/UI/}#» mw/,mm,m,m,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ous strike th £ he | was demonstrating, With her hu el 1th elte controvarsy .\x:nm.w - | eharge of Bara CAliT e s N % P A " carles, editor of t Mine Work- [tion with the | r . Dificials g the o tude | 2 | thelr young ba she i M on | oialaiin thojattitug Journal reitor in New York |Conk his ¢ her LS YUDEL Nupridingon Vanity | Buffet : of the fedel ation on the i i % k the rear seat when the car ope i 7 | Sets $2.5 \ question of int in the con- ¥ iin gt i mingus wergiendylitog flred in seif defense | e Ly Lavoie was In collision |§} Sets $1.39 ¢ | D€ S “" troversy ssonvillo soft £ il the loperdtors fon @ | when 1 Conk walting for | vy, v, Mis, Richard dicd [ i-Piece i conl wag fair glve ::1 ’,‘f"“ hasis of collective |him u r Harry 8. Hall with S R e e Sats; neatly | ish ha m| ToNR I sident of (he MUEAININE” They will not, he & a loud hotgun Thils nolthert (e Tl 1 ) trimemd with | hroldere has asked |denounce the right to strike or The troopers were called to the |y nor » other occu-| 4 olored luce ; President Coolidge Alawled w‘;-:\l; \l‘l“-n o at which they will M ‘onk by neighbors who said | boiear oy, Reatan }«? | % er, as an alternative to governmen thelr labor, they ) sereams and shoot Definlte churges Il be made |3 antion, the mine worlkers al S—— "‘C“‘ Just ‘I'; ldeutenant t Lavoiv. The police declared | ves might be i and Trooper Hall arrived e admitted to them that he |8 in taking n REPORT ON CONVENT DRIVE junrew o tishtea lamn inrougn a |5 0 MBS fothe i i what they ider violations of the red his shotgun, He i i; agreement, S ; :‘ ““ P "‘I’ grantlig ;'“‘;" ]‘”\““““""\’ | BEAD HERALD CLASSIFIED AD e L “If it should occur that the fed- ‘Team Captains of §t. Joseph's Par-[the two troopers bro down the : t t B t : intervenc for the protection of a | Ish Mect Tonight To Tell of 850,- &1 s fired fm- | $ meritorious wage agreement,” Mr, Hbiic It Progros | ing Conk just below G , . . . . h Lewis wrote, “might the mine work- anipalgn Brogress, art and killing him instantly. ! t y g 4 ers belleve that thelr own efforts i | 1yt vaports by team captains of | /" {he Conk house were found | ostesses uyin €Ir Linens €re ror that dircetion may be considered as | ; Y e saplain® 90 aies. Conk and two smallchildren !f_l/fllllUflflfAGOOd?IflUW # being justifie he work ccomplished 1€ 1 Mrs, (o later sald her husband | # While M s' second refercnce | drive for 0 now being con-|had been drinking and threatening | ;lSEAG{'Odvalulla H of the matter to the ducted to 18t vl | federal govern- ment has served (o focus attention here mo sharply on the bitumi- nous situation possible compli- cation of the anthracite suspension, fn the absence of offic comment there has been no indication of a change of attitude on the question of government intervention. Not Duty of Gov't, When union officials previously appealed o Sceretaries Davis of th labor department and Hoover of the commerce department in their com- plaint that o corporatiol were breaking t inet members said that dmin- b vent. which was almost | by fire made a meeting of the ¢ nd workers of the drive toni; ) o'clock in the ehurch 1) ven captaing were 9 the church hall a short time Of this number 10 have been reach every team is to can tions and ot parish. Attorney Wi gan is cl family. The ele outside lliam ¥ istration natur; 5t00d for 1he | Orconno keeping of wage cements, it did Saturday, ° 1 not_consider it the duty of the ex set for the closing of the cutive to enforce any civil contr Tn his letter to the president, Mr. Lewls ‘bespoke the government's in- terest’ in the car out of the ached last t a meeting that evening fing | ports will be made, Joseph's con about a month ago, will bhe at a mass meeting of the pari 1ed to every section of the the husiness see- o lives. | sl \ Lientenant Rogers was a prisoner | the Morristown bart last | night, he is being held out bail | ling investigation the case un Conk had was found to b Use BAKERS "There's None Better” 4 . Harte, P' s Suicide, Leaves Wife in U, S. Angele Nov. 23 (®—Mrs. an Harte, whao she was rd 1o Richard Harte in York six years ago and was 1o rejoined him in Paris nest da | par- ish o that it will De possible rub on t vs the | Man- mounced today that she had : relatives abroad to have her [ husband buried nd st + the Americ Brot Siias . in Surrey, d, or, if was impracticabie, to have his cmated and the ashes sor Wa for burial. t Tarte committed [ alling that it was ris several days ago | d with the cooperation of rel with a woman ' lny 0898 HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY, cknowledg- | roces A birthday surprise party w 1 wrote, * d g YLy arziia any .| A tively to advise you that s you take it {and Mre, L J. Wiener o EHch ¢ coal producing Intere the pores |ant street, Guests were IRGGLTEAELUING S OTNT to the arrangement, hav i 1, Plainvi REMEDY IN THIT WORLD and repudiated thetr written word of | iin. Violin and pian tions honor and in so doing have impaired | Ge rendered o crved the infegrity of the wage structure | v nm\.lnr 1 Mello-glo. | house w d in pink throughout the entire bituminous Boston Store, Raphaels De- | and blu was the Te- | industry.” artment Store. DUTCH “THE WORLD'’S Thanksgiving Sale Of the Well Known NAPANEE KITCHEN CABINETS l' B. C. PORTER SONS We have several different styles and sizes in the new colors such as Cafe Au Lait, Gray, White and Oak. Come now and select just the one you ) wish, we will deliver it any time you I' desire. - j § [\ Complets set of besutiful for spices, coffes, tea, tu, FREE @ inum sugar scoop. YOU MUST ACT cluded with your Napanec! Also an alm- we will have to hang up the “SOLD OUT" sign. Old Cabinets accepted as cash. 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