New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1926, Page 6

6 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, lI‘ID AY, APRIL 9, 1926. [, _ e z — o ——————————~— " . i\ { fel ( \ | \ | | : : lust night fell beforo a flam- | Unlon Oil company of Calitornta, WlNE BEER BRANDY lN | aboard, Professor Haupt sald, two |subjects bofore tho conference | might ond the Passale alstrict texe A\ o P the ing wall of r pted from |owner of the tank farms burning | hirds of the ark was under water. | proper Included the new nation-wido |1 sirike early next week, were ox ¢ Reservolr No, e most north- | at uls, Obispo and Brea, | “For our food,” read Professor | a plan. Dr. N, E. Davls of " ; : ; o. ©rn of the three burning. Jumping |the largest Independent oll com- | CARGO ON NOAHS ARK Haupt's _translation of the tabl 0, corresponding stary of |8IVen by both strike leaders and P 1 s y an earthern dyke the overflow |pany in the state, “I slaughtered oxen and killed hoard of hospitals, homes and Mill operators late yesterday, L1 feast e olled downward In northwest-| According to a quarterly stocke sheep — day by day. With heer | deaconess work, reported the value | Albert Welsbrod, organizer of the o erly direction toward tho refinery. |holders' report, made public today, | Fact Revealed Through Transla- | and brandy, oll and. wine T flled institutions The gasoline and distillate tanks ¢ ¢ | death was to gasoline an : : : ‘:'h“\\‘\“ ] t ‘I\f; e i L «--‘;”H\WS ot ‘vtn\I‘u;:]h «’! :nnnln:: | utation as a strike orgamzer” that, N R R L RIR v 38 3 net profits 4 e o strike would be won Monday, nside broken and L exy ! spectaculs i- | for the first throe months of tho | Orlental Soclety Is Told. ing in the last year., The church 'stmann, president of Unlon Ol company en two tank searrec r rn wus a heap of 00 throwing thelr blazing con- | year were $2,700,000, The qn.ntuu‘ r i has more than 1,000 deaconesses in g r nd l‘lumnm com it 360 mller b hait (nh G izorbiutil EakeD il lev ©*nts Inall dircctlons for wany | ly dividend of 60 cents a share| Philadelphla, April § UP) — Beer Westfield Conference service in this country and 900 in sLmanRge X ne " 5 ) ssuec atement that his The fire near here apparently had | building ot nearer the dire | ardN. Rai 4 sased et S . : T y Wirones thallaTaast Lolal I Ta L IL: tatemen ceased to spread al le | w intouched one poles | Race With Death | d SLaInesmMEdasypipAIEORLICRE N Speeding Up Its Work | compiany a0 ORUING RROR e company sn 11 {roc Y Just prior to the overflow of the | ., iussINg the fices, the report | cargo on the "f‘id axers bo. | Westfold, Mass, April 8 (P—The | Rz . | atlons at the old scale of wages ns four days 5 servoir, a fe botween nu.""" This was rovealed, speakers be-|Now England Methodlst conference | | so0n as the workers could return. rels of p InSRies A00 barreln o1 e 1 three hun ) 1 “While the loss will be very|fore the Amerlcan Otlental moclety qiviged into two seesions today in |Important Blenk Seen kil e et e e taaa et completely a out b Ing ‘oIl were Lurning:in} three tween th : o llarge, the amount thereof cannot, | 414 yesterday, through the trans- ' arder to expedite the transaction of In P Mill Strike | %4y was characierized as “the most 000 meén were battling the flames 1o rvolr b AR of course, be determined at this | ‘“""“ of a tablet found in NIne- pyeiness, Christlan stewardship n Passaic Mi TIKC | oritical of the strike” by Welshrod savo three huge reservoirs and n \\ awes of llnmu r. | time, it is largely covered by fin- eh by George Smith, of the Brit- came to the fore in the meeting of Passale, N. J, Aprll 9 (P—Indi- ‘|n addressses before gathers number of surface tanks that were | Tn t o of the burning vese oS Iv by su. | Strance with underwriters, This oll "" museum and restored by' Paul (he Laymen's assoclation and the | cations of an important break which |ings in both Passaic’and Garfield. threatened olrs, 1 floated waves art o %" | represcnts part of our reserves | HaUPt professor of Assyriology at Fully Tnsured 19 the reservolrs bolled o ! the rapidly moving waye of | Above ground and the destruction |Johns Hopkins university, e damage belng dona by the “rupted. The remalnder o tank flames thereot will not affect our eurrent | Professor Haupt told members mated at $18,00( ) to the wir 80 rapld was. the advance of the | ORerations. {of the Orlental soclety that the sall was largely o it flood tablet was found in 1872, It | had been deciphered previously by ST. LOUIS IS WET. | other rlologists, but the speak- St. Louls, Mo., April 9—Repeal or | ¢r sald his recent translation was| § I wind machines were r: s £ 1o | modification of the existing dry Jax | more «'vul\r\r;l{‘.'nfl:\-n_' - tank farm to keep the nes but was caug! i . | was strongly advocated by an over- il sor Haupt's translation re- R \ "‘”H‘_"]' o .,y"‘{'::" befere 46| heiming vote of the St. Louls board | lafes how Noah cut down trees in | el of aldermen yesterday afternoon. A | the jungle and lald the frame of | A | resolution to that effect, drawn by | his ark, which consisted of six Largest Ol Company Alderman Wimer was adopted by a | decks, divided into seven compart- | Los Angeles, April 9 OP) — The | vote of 22 to 4. | ments. After its cargo was taken e 0ot o ne o whicl and endowments 'giyike, sald he would “stake his rep- ’l‘wrl:n fare, as with the water of a|$66,881,046, Twenty-four hundred Continued from First Page.) viver," nurses have been received into train- tion of a Nineveh 'Tablet, oil that an over curious | ———emes D near the .m re clalmed by the ¥ T} wind that held steady \ | hrough the night proved more | that tha rer t satisfactory, however, than its me- small tanks of 55,000 - | ehanical city each may be saved The protection of the remainder |J enthusiasm among the Ire { of the tank farm has been at the | er ho ha cen i R £ - rs who had heer fice of the area in the direce SATURDAY SPECIALS AT s retreat before the lake tion of Brea, however. Ten cot- . s that formerly housed em. 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Extra He size - window—single, §'H New stock of \(m\\benm Rareripes, Rd(h&hc& Beet (neem. andc‘ lions, Cukes, New Beets, Mushrooms. of New Britain According to press reports a candidate for mayor of our city has been broadcasting a statement that $30,000 has been s by the State Republican Political Organization for the purpose -of debauching the city. electorate to secure the election of Gatra!ner C. Weld for mayor. This we deny absolutely and we hereby challenge this candidate to produce one iota of reputable evidence or proof in sunport of such a charge. We feel it is an insult and a reflection on the intelligence and integrity of the men and women of ntimate that they could be influenced in such a manner. Is a man who is so credulous, excitable, or unscrupulous in his election statements, level-headed enough to be again elect- ed mavor of this city? We await with confidence, the verdict you will render* Tuesday. Vote for Weld and avoid such expressions in the future. Pull the top lever. REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE W. Judd, Chairman.