New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 26, 1926, Page 19

\ \ < RULT PROMIBITION NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1926. 10 e ———— ———— —————— - L e i S Aok 1N toe. wifle 16 Be foe MAY PADLOCK STORE MUST SUBMIT PROOFS 25, 1911, Joset Beyens, Brussols |to whom it belonged. Ellzabeth, | has recolved a letter from a com ‘B & M. Planning Three Bolglum, located relatives in Ger- | widow of Beyens, and Marcolla, | pany in Ireland manufacturing | =* A g i — many and agreed to furnish them |his daughter, residing in Belgium, | stout, suggesting a renewal of re. Million Dollar Yard / N | Leading Catholic Will Police Have Obtained Seven Convic- ; particulars of their herltage if they |then brought suit in superior court ! lations. Lawrence, Mass., Feb, 26 (F) == i- Pay Visit to the P tlons Against P1 [¢ y|Peletan Family Which 18 Sccking | woulg pay him a claim of ono ihere to recover tho 3583648 —_ | Plans of the Boston and Maine \ Yy Visit to the Fope ons Against Place at Grove and Settle ¢ Long Pendi third of the estate. They accepted |awarded Beyens. Girl B | Hand I Sallrord tor b | New York, Feb, 26 UP—Monslgnor |y rovoiie stroets. Sotement of Loag Ponding Sult | vy, e “theip olaims wore allowe | It is on (his suit that Judge|it1 Bound Hand and IRIEAc pt “'“""”’vi’:','":‘ A — . , E dge | N % Lowe inetio 1 ” ) 8 Wiliam Quinn, nutional director of Ordarad 10 Khow Data; od by the probatd court of Bridge- | Booth handed down today's judg- | Foot, House Ransacked | ;iiiion ‘o s sreat trotgnt. cimsste (e} I“I“ f \‘;“:’ m‘[” 0":;‘“ (‘3‘1" “:' grounds to Institute padlock pro-| Bridgeport, Conn, Feb. 26 (® — | ment and declined to pay the com- et ment prevailed here today as the 100,000 were made public here f ghures, all on the Olymplc |ceedings against the property at|Proof of claims for an estate of | mission. | P o news of an attack lato iast night on | 1o4 ikt Legfll Q’JCS"OB at Al [next Saturday for Tome to attend |Grove and Lafayolto strects, Sor- |316,910.64 held by the Boyens brought sult to recover Her 4 Foreign .l‘n'm That | ceceiia Siter, u young woman 1y Fra bl el lxt;‘m:::nd'n'c:- jbapconrrenoeiesd {f‘,',f:,':".f;ffl e G orge e ot “irick | States government and four heiry| his focs and In 1918 a court in Sees End of Dry Laws ing in the tamily of the Rev. J. I\ | Lildonts ana general managers | s Mara, have discovered that therc | residing S rarY be sub- | Germa H | o i ot Balley of 8t. Paul's M o 4 S - . | March 16, 1t was announced today. |have been soven convietions mr\lul‘ siding {n Germany must l? sub Germany awarded him $5,636.88.| Boston, I h.‘ (0] At least | Ball \I 1‘ 1’" t I’ml |l I ‘(')\ul‘ Mo the rallrond, in testifying at a ARy "‘('J"- 20 P-—Drohibition | yjgr, Quinn was especially summon- | juting the Nquor law by varlous oo- llll}lcr:_!o superlor court here be-\ Thomas W. Miller, alien property |one forelgn frm o the liquor |NO8 made Known. he sirl ! ng hearin, @ wiorul and not a legal issue and | oq° 1o the conference by Pope Plus o ey Am BT B e S etat fore March 26, it is decreed In an | custodian, took part in the contro- | manufacturing business thinks that ! L Il ot ¢ e of the project, Mr. fle church is bound to support it, |y, e o et (Amvrtocumry judgment handed versy. He held that the German |the American prohibition law may “hO: ® JGUENEICIrOm LRe ANt Hammond said, was to render ime be conterence ol students and fac- | g most fmportant work of the |foe aagrestinn. ons were sufficlent | down today by Judge John R.|helrs were allen enemles and the |soon be repealed, A Boston com- ' D¢ peErose iciboundsher Mandal provenfre service to and from > ity members from 38 Protestant | onrerence, which will be presided Tl?s e ool lons s thattor,| Do0th. RN | estate was turned over to Attorney |pany which was engaged in the (““ b ",".‘ 8 "‘{‘;‘ ‘]”’)‘”"" her | industrial ¢ ra in castern New wu'u;.ul seminaries in session allover hy Archbishop Marchetti, will | Andrew. D‘wly and Harry Jenkins, Oscar Kunkel, a carrlage paint-| Arthur M. Comley as speclal cus- liquor distributing business before | o v‘ 1-'n :..m\m‘u’v |.|. h‘m\w g The yards will be two , uhersity of Chicago ducided [y yne allocation of subsidies to | 2 kR UN% | or, died in Bridgeport on January|todian until a court should decide |the Volstead act came into effect | NO attemp a8 made to other les long. at the same time, it was | q & who were each fined $200 and costs | | wise attack the young woman | At e chureh Shonld wals | Catholle missions throughout the | vy Jugge Hungerford, At that timo D . . Sie i eneourise o ioud welt | world, and w formal survey of the | juage Hungerford declared that the iin prohiition situatice status of the mission work. place would be & good establishment » A speciic rote Ty for padlocking. Prosecuting Attor. | | As © recommendation voted . i o e crence vas that ofiicers| Catholic College at ney Joseph G. Woods agreed with | | : I prohibition enforcement i ) iy N [EsyalpmENTenico ® | that there may bo more convictions, A TeN coren v e sl Tace o cavholaRgallage as the police have not yet concluded ho conslder mar- | Spanish prics thelr investigation. The facts will re tirpd | ho. authoritie ;. be presented o Prosecutor Woods | [ ’ Fifty Spanish priests have been |y, wiil declde on the action to be 171 keop 1 ouol With (hem | heeo crom Mexloo enes Feb. L {aken, L o fouch With hel | and those remaining are to b de- E ny through a super- | oot a'soon. \ rum and discussion | "X convention of Protestant min- e W, o) " ! 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