New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1926, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1926. ‘ Worlie; Herbert Woods, .4.~.~|,~u.m. m“ EDUCATORS MEET 18 to consider the general subject of | charge of theft of lumber owned by ,\“ m-::t,\,-\npwn.n Hostery Co.i | pogton, April 20 (P—Educators 'Creative Opportunity For the Child, [(.nuo & LaRocca, contractors who axwe Coc, assistant general = the Busls of True Education." re bulldl {superintendent of the ftanley Rule ”';"" "“\:;1:':::!|:)’r ihe oountry m] I R TR :‘"-"" 'A":\l:nt'l:;n:: l:nlmizrwtg::: R Asia e Lo, Hother w chers trom severa < s Al 4 [;HAN[IE IN GENSUS GRADUATED AT Y M THIS EVEN[NG wi L Jfl-‘..f’-.\n‘m?” [Powers, MC orelgn nations were gathering hero| HELD FOR LUMBER THEFT |In the ecllar of Bryniewlca's Bome J v Works: Willlam Vietors. produc. 004y for the opening of the annual | Detectlve Sergeant George C. El. | %44 claimed by the complainants. {tjon suserintendent of the serew ‘Conference of the Pragressive Edu- linger today arrested John Brynfe- | et . I e o BrliainMa. cation assoclation, Tha convention | wicz of 137 Tremont street on the | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Galilornia Member of G(mgl‘ess ; ¢ b i Wy S Habtian NS i s Sttt | FOR YOUR WANTS Tor Reapportionment Bill ‘ R B A | The following men will recelve {diplomas: Waghington, Aprl 20 (® — Con- \ Stanley Works: Fred H. Bock sressional re-apportionment fn \ \ %) ll |C les L. Langzottel, Willlam L obedience to the mandate of the A Vi d Ky 5 ke | COsarks bs os 2o Lok s constitution was urged today by 4 3 [ s i : ., John irff, Tewls Truslow, Ilepregentative Florence P, Kahn, o 3 . |Edwarda B, Tran) | republican, Californfa. ¥ /o £ i | Stanley Rule and .ave ar Mrs. Kalin making her first speech . 5 o\ i ¢ 2 1 Iy u)‘\'.“v' \‘r' ,‘vw. i i 1 | t “‘v 1 the house declared that congrees, : G g A Swanson, Leonard A. Sehade, by falling to re-apportion its mem- % & ! 3 M Charles Maler, Lership after the 1920 census, had F : : | s ] I clearly evaded the provisions of the : ¢ g ¢’ i eries Honer EognaY ok constitution and denied proper rep- : 4 o faicy o [mans e ok resentation to many states, %o i 4 3 ‘ » Trimby et The honse census committee has ¢ g mena twice voted at this sessfon to pigeon- New Britain Machine Co hols ve-apportionment bills and Rep- Dalbure “ arold Rund vesentative Tarbour, republican, of DIV EA R award California, recently made an unsuc- : 3 % olé k lsey L s "oates, cosstul effort to call up such a meas- v 3 ) 4 3 s S wre under constitutional privilege, . ¥ Vo L | i o e “The direct object of the census,” . 3 o 3y I R R 20 (& ; : Mre, Kahn said, “has been decided Wb g London, April 20 (® — Genera! [ to ‘to furnish a standard by which representatives and direet — - . A - liruds unions, 1n the event thsre it S VAT A e amora e GRADUATES IN REMANSHIP CLASS v ohneon & Peters IF YOU DID NOT {no seftlement of the coal dispute several states which may be includ-| 'Tie first class <t men trained toof the New Britaln Machine Co., will [classes « ave been s ¢ of |18 promised in a resolution adopt 1 infthe union, ba factor, fore -n will graduate at |speak on “Accountancy as it per- | the edcational pro at tha “Y" [ed today by the executive council “Durlng the six years that have [y vy « . A, this evening follow. |tains to foremanship.” this winter, of the unions affliated with the passed since the last census was tak- it ing a tanquet. There will be short | Diplomas will he presented by Edwa Kraus jeen the | trades unions congress. € in 1020, congress has falled 10115 by members of the class dur- | Attorney Mo H. Camp, presi- uctor of the course Arthur Henderson, one ohey the specific duty placed upon it ljng the' banquet. dent of sard of directors of | During season six difterent | 1abor leaders, sald the sltuation by the constitution to make a mew ) . | . u Barnes, general secre-|the Y. M tor R er, speakers have address s was hopeful to the extent that the By : rtionment. under "‘-7"‘ ";_‘"“;"‘ tary . the Y. M. C. A. will pre-|chalrman of the Y educa- [practical pre veh ¢ { parties were atill negotlating hose who endeavor to instify this & 1 , 5 a 5 side anid Edward A. Krause, instruc- tional « ¢ ! the foremen . Premier Baldwin is continuing his ~Q 1 Blgii eranien il "f"‘“qm“;(‘_';l""";‘(": tor of the class, will he toastmaster.| The elass began January 4. a few |Charles Y ; ing intensiy conference. with both RESOLVE ¥ ’r.“m{x‘lmm o rhe. popuiation of |RalPh €. 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