New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 10, 1926, Page 24

EMOTYG.0.P. DELEGATES EET Session Today Is to Organizd for Gonvention MORE ECONOMY French Government Lops Off Se eral Administrative and Alse Army Positions. Paris, Sept. 10 (A—The Fren government's economy axe lopp: off some more adminlstrative jobs {this morning, and then took a big New Haven, Sept. 10 UP) — This | city’s delegation to the republican state convention next week met tliis Afternoon for organization and to name state central committeemen for each of the four senatorial ¢ tricts within the town boundarie: Members of various convention com- mittees also were named. It was thought that sentiment would be sought as to a choice be- tyeen acting Lieut. Governor Brain- ard and John M. Wadhams for the licutenant governorship nomination. | Major Louis M. Ullman who was skpected to head the city delegs to the state convention, s ill a home and his attendance is in doubt. | He will give a proxy in such a con- tingency. Before the mectings it was stat- od that there wag likelihood of the delegates expressing a preference for former Senator Charles M. RBake- well of this city for the lleutenant- | governorship nomination. It had been reported that the Yals profes- sor's name would be put forward by a factlon here as a compromise can- didate in case of a drawn battle be- tween Mr. Brainard and Mr. Wad- hams but delegates sald that the cholce in convention will be deter- mined by an informal ballot and it was unlikely that a third name would figure to any extent the yots. in {whack into rmy. A ministerial council, me the Elysee palace with plen ers, decided to/reduce the number of army officers by 2,700; to cut the number of Cadres (skeleton regi- ments) from 35, the 1914 figure; and immediately to re luce the cavalry ranks by 7,000 horses and uliimately by 10,000, not counting the 2,000 gendarmerie mounts. The minister of mitted President Doumergue's signa decree suppressing sub-p ures 70 cnrals of pref SUES HER HUSBAND Claims ting at pow- Meriden ~ Woman He Made Her Sign Over Her Half of Property Holdings, New Haven, Sept 10 (P—A wife suing her husband for non-support or divorce is a common occurrence | lin court but a suit on other grounds |is regarded out of the ordinary. In la writ filed today Mrs. Mary Forte,| {of 190 Grove etreet, Mcriden, secks to recover $35,000 alleged damages, over realty, she alleging that by | “coercion, threatening and intimida-| tion,” her husband, Michael, forced st the interior sub- NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1926, | HELD WITHOUT BAIL %Cabinet Member Has Rug City Items Theron W. Hart has resumed teaching piano and harmony. Studio, room 217, Booth's Block.—advt. The members of Stella Rebekah lodge No. 11 will hold a plcnic at the home of Mrs. Joseph Urban, 82| Rockwell avenue, noon and evening. Day school, two sessions, months in advance, $45. hool, 3 n weekly, $6. books and supplies free. Conne cut Business college.—adyt. White Rose Camp will hold its regular meeting tonight at § o’clock in Judd's hall. g Bazaer and falr, St. Andrews par- ish hall, Church street, tonight and Saturday night.—advt. Mrs. Mary T. Crean of 13 Summer treet left todaw for Atlantle City to attend a session of the National Board of Directors of the Ladies’ Auxiliary A. O. H. She expects to return home on Monday. Delicious Sandwiches at Crowell's —advt. Stanley Gadzik of 329 Washington street, a substitute fireman, returned to his home yesterday afternoon after undergoing treatment at New Britain General hospital for injuries to threa fingers of the right hand at P & F. Corbin's factory. Margarst Traver has resumed teaching plano. Studlo, room 315, Booth's Block. Telephone.—advt. John Sutherland of Hartford, who suffered a fracture of the skull in a fall from the second story of the Y. M. T. A. & B. society bullding on Maln street, Is reported resting com- fortably at New Britain General hospital. SUES FOR $300.000 Saturday after- $17; 1 ight ti- All | M | Peabody, Mass., Man Ts Accused of Murdering Child Her Mother. , Sept. 10 (A — arrested last Aug- Peabody, M Joseph Bolchuk, ust in Pittstown, Pa. for killing a | 12 year old girl and wounding her mother, was ordered held for the grand Jury without bail in Pea- body district court tos . Lolchuk was charged with murder in con-| nection with the death of Mary, Romanuk and with a ult with intent to kill Ler mother, Mrs, Lyna~ Romanuk. Mrs. Romanuk still a patient in a hospital as the result of three bullet wounds. Mrs. Romanuk was alleged to hav refused to marry Boichuk, who had been a boarder in her zzor Martynuk testified | Boichuk followed the mother and daughter to her home and that he chased the two around one of the rooms. It was then, she said, at the shooting occurred. An officer who brought back Boi- chuk from Pennsylvania said that Boichuk hrad told him that he did not intend to kill the girl. | Candy Chewing Race At Outing of Masons A candy chewing race will be one of the features of the fifth annual ! outing of the fifth Masonle district at Towpath lodge In Avon Saturday, | | Sept. 18, | The program includes bag races, potato races, wheelbarrow races and contests for young, old and middle- and Wounding | b is | wo Which Cost Govt. $6,000 Washington, ernment employes 1 to having the nickels and trimmed off their by Comptroller McCarl read in the papers tod Mr. McCarl had acquired two gs for his office at a cost of § ch. The news spread around so rapidls and led to so much gossip tha “spok nan” for th roller general finally put out an explana- tion. He said each of the rugs sured 24x82 feet; that the pur- » public rl was moving and that f{t my in the long run to buy cheaper ones. In conclusion, it was disclosed that one cabinet member (unnamed) is using in his office a rug that cost the government $6,000, who are ni accounts ex MISS MERZ SHOWERED A miscellaneous shower was ten- d Miss Anna Merz of 51 Mason nce Y last evening. The home was prettily decorated for the occasion. A mock marriage was the featura of the eve- ning. The bride to be reccived many beautiful and useful gifts Miss Merz will become the bride of Herman Schlotterbeck in ths near future. of Half the government reclamation area is planted in alfalfa. e —_— Most children are taken two or three times to the dentist. CITY NOT CAPTURED Northern Chinese Troops Are Re- ported Still to Retaln Possession of Wauchang. Shanghal, Sept of that the city of Wauchang is still held the that forei are safe. however, bardment 10 /) — Reports from Hankow September § say | northern ners within walls he southern comm nder, threatens a general bom- of the e unless his troops the and KIRSCHBAUM CLOTHES northern antagonists surrender un- conditionally. 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