New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 12, 1926, Page 2

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BLEASE SAYS ¢ St. Patrick’s Detlares Booe s Suld Under Washingtor o of the prove it to any ¢ ki ibuying hat in a blizzard.’ €¢ “at c Neuritis NEW BRITAIN There I8 no disputing (he fact that the report advocates a compromise .nu it seems a faction.” The committes belloves pumxrulswn in regard to ervices had injured rather than .vlrlvl religious interest, 1t pre. |terred to see students wttracted to the service by other meauns. Tte suggested 1 moeasures which might further the study of rcligion n the academic .-np ulum and reg. |wlations which could be employed to heek the excessive absences from New Haven over the week-end The News believes that the going proposals are ut continues, it move fe ould empl ssive absences New over the week-en which concerns religion." NEW]NLTON NEWS wenty-five ladies con at Mrs. Richard Hult {home on Wednesday. There 27 baby dresse 1 flve draw & e New Britain Get usin meet as usual in that 1 Sunda Dome of Capitol 1y “‘under th Mareh 12 fore da iy Il founded” scems & rather up regulajons s sold and S South Carolina harge, 15 willing te omas by s of | capltol, damocrat, be ed o check Haven question ext ne told & assocla bitlon s a joke.' 1ding that it wonld until the men voted bition stop drinking liquor with congress! h is that th ole dr Y Poli ittended eggers he eaid, sell their “every day in the office ! ospital was conducted erndon buildings,” and round to him daily and akk much do you need today To a newspaper man xpressed inerbdu th Iater sald you | t what 1 say, come 1 with me and 1 Mrs. R. € Awin vo tables of bridge at f street last evening ere awarded to M and Mrs. Theodore ¥ antertained her home on The prizes B. Doan ink 1 the eap i a drink. t th s Mr. and Mrs, T returned from Meé ttended the fu Mry. Rau have fden where they al of Mr. Rau ah Rau "'Hr\ H. Howard entertained of bridge her home on beer and lght | Golf street yesterday afternoon. The radio audience that | prizeg were awarded to Mrs, R, B “are as uscless Skinner, Mrs. W. E. Allen, Mrs. T' & {Howard and Mrs. W, I, Middlemass. | Create Test Film Lah, To Aid Movie Directors Hellywood, Cal, March 12 (P | Diréctors may now see how s ogal He told ballots people he said, wille 1ind on ot in ted the a minority of beer and wine, roposition repeatedly ¢ in official at maiority has reje e o Jones' “John zraph before cost, in time and mone ing test filn of the oueh the library oeure o executive 3 in s sues a statement and de esion here, previou the fting at ' the aring establishment of a lirectors may filma of the in characteristic poses, this somewhat costly phass in employment of actors Is U m lircetor wishing whom he has in 16 in t of the situation likely will b 1 the committee mects “te at Coolidee tomorrow isti t1am when I 4 not min enator declared policemen San at this test film. Immed ed on a sereen in and he can sce for him to the library to brog ts fo adding arre ade BT eing notified that an aban- car was in the woods near street, tine Wisk who reported the Monday nigh The badly 19 Derbw streer, and 188 North street rgeant Flynu that MANES HEP 087 ainst Commilsory Chapet - hiindanee l‘h Galanek re ,m, ed 1o & Exclusive Distributors F Sk Sodargs GaiVeat SILK WORKERS T0 one he in DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1926. the clvic club there. No permit or such an appeal for funds has I been fssued by the New York au- [thorities, however re satisfled,” sald Medl man at the civie club in yesterday's meeting, “that w\\rh-wu'l has & good, militant strik [ing force at work, and we don't g a whoop in Hades whether it {s run {from Moscow, which it {5 mnot, or | trom Passa Other speakers wonld be on veeks, and that t New Jersey mill o hout a gensral strike tha United States. Mill owners have refused to nego Last night they voted to take n fate with the united front commit iction on overtures by Albert Weis- |t¢e, headed by Welsbord, on the bord, organizer of the united front | €rounds that it iy a communiatic or- committes of textlle workers that zanization designed to destroy the they cooperate in organizing the | iextile industry 0 q m] finlshers in the S e—— o SUTLER SEEKS T0 ~ KEEP OUT OF IT . Union Declines fo Interfere in, Passaic Strike Passate, N. J, March 12 (P—Tho exceutive board of the Assoclated Silk Workers of America, miceling u! Paterson, have decided to adopt u “hands oft” policy In the trike here, predicted that textile workers within three he attitude of the ners would bring strike woolen When \\m»nm! sent. his tnvita said that he had no dugire to g0 over the heads of the as ciated silic workers but that “some- hing had to be done in organizing dyers, who, he asserted, had 1sked assistance The textile strikers' ranks been swelled by recruits estimated 15 high as 1,000 in the post fev days and the United Piece Dye Works at Lodi, employing 8,000 v i down today. Police Situation Mayor McGuire of Passaic named a commitice of 26 citizens to investigate uctivitice of the police, who are charged by the strikers with viclence in bres have | Denies Violating Hospitalit Rule--Hakes Queer Speech Angoles, Marci 13 (P 1 ¥ Smedley D, 14 10 outly his action in placins of intoxication agair Alexander Willlams shori that officer had acted a t dinper party at which ral Dutler had been the guest guns, and water from fire fully in breaking up one delegates of the nen’'s benevolent soclation last night unanimously ed resolutions unholding Clifton and G having been "u tly censured and criticized of their efforts to enforce {he which Tt :‘l'ik“r:( hoped to I lay in New York henefit. of v'ur nade a for pravious announce at he would have nothing General Butler, who i com- r of the United States marine ook occaslon 3 justify the aet has prompted nationwid | comment in official and soclal cir- Efferts were being mads today to neral Butler to learn he meant when It was re pa saie, 1use old ements t = ust help made yestdrday what Pruning Tools for Springtime Needs SHEARS (Al Tspes—t5c and up) SAWS (s1.00—s1.25) TRIMMERS (s2.25—52.50) HARDWARE C. A. HJERPE 73 Arch PLUMBING—HEATING 106 Street Telephone Exclusive Distributors For TOMORROW--WE OFFER Extr aordmary Values - New Easter Millinery N 2 “ +ROUPS $3.95 and $5.00 Featuring hats of faille, crocheted visers, in the newest tam styl » crowns in Palmetto green, wild honer, nd black. creas buff, bois de rose a FELT HATS . $0.95 All styles and colors to chooge from $1.95 , belting ribbon, silk and straw combinations and square crown effects, and nifty navy, phantom, red, oak, es, CHILDREN'S HATS $1.95 , $4.95 Largest variety of children’s es’ hats in the city and S— throughout | DEFEND ARREST | ported in newspapers he declared before the Daughters of the Amer- ican Revolution last night that | “the lquor law is the biggest plece of class legislation ever passed and | lations, it can be cured only by rough stuft." Curious-minded persons wondered it the general meant by this decla- ratlon that he was opposed to pro- hibition, His address was an attack on law violutors and embodied o se- ries of aphorlems on law enforce- ment, principal among them being the following “Men of money and influence ve come to regard laws as a joke d the only way they can be eured is for peopls like you and me to see that th laws are enforced “Laws won't work, but a club | will. When we arc gentle, we per- i had never Colonel Willlams 1 simply regulations,” he case have occu ! written Colone! Wil while in the General | maid, fortunate my action this officer.” At san Diego Butler filed his ation aga | | forts we | “There are two things necessary to clean up a town--get the thugs [lakiens strgots and close up the | dens of vice. As long as you have vice, you shall have crime." Defends His Action ‘ In an interview late in the after. noon he said that the matter of friends to combat t to toxicated, rot serted he was, HERE SATURDA hospitality and its possible breach | entered “It was aceording to naval regu- | is similar to hundreds °d In the past.” r In the day he fssuod a | statement ams had been arrested | Butler was « guest officer's home happened in his home had nothing to do with the case, and explained that incidents which took place in a hotel when I was not a charges of Colonel Willlams, nade by the accused of- | cers who were with llams at the Coronado hotel, General Butler alleges he was in- declared the intoxicated, while A Boston woman, whose mame was withheld, was quoted as having | declared that she had danced with | Colonel Willlams at the hotel ana navai | that she had not noticed any indi- “The cations of intoxication, that — |One of Kreisler's Hobbies Is Stocks Tampa, Ma, March 12 (®#—Fritz Krelsler plays the stock market in Whatever [y e jq1a momaonts | A newspaper reporter found the | noted vielinist ated before the Jiboard {n a broker's oftice. 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