New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1926, Page 5

“It is quite evident that Congress- —_— e ——————————— ] one drink, but denied he was in- |tion agatnst cribbing. during th al | t n t 5 n o preparation of ballots. | end wi ts, Mr. and M es of $600 efits | (1 A[ SMITH N']w IN ‘mx‘cawd' LAB"R E[]NVENTI[]N The honor system will be retained | Moderator Welles then ruled that|Harry kv e n;n u:maj ?m ; | Chance for Development Mastuandonis denled the charges | [at the collego for women, where |Mr. Wallen was correct. Mr. Ath sc : Hibriadin Of New Tennis Players isn«l blamed the trouble on Dun- | tmf infractions of homor system| Mr. Hanbury, who has been a| Suffer | New Haven, Oct. 12 (F—Weaken= ,f"‘?' who, he mid, attacked him in)| RE UM rules have buen reported. rr.\lp‘[ of the town for the paat ety | of Americe’s Davix outl) L OTNRY gEVELY Rl bejithies rs, has never entered politics| The Ladies A clety of secking and the creation of openings at | walk before _retiring and ast | 1] {0 any ureati estAnt’ 5o Bac Beon 3 & S of i e e . 2 :‘v 1’:”‘ ";‘*"“"":{“5 L t ‘(;-fl' “h"'f‘“ . 5 ].a. town .v,u or for three years and % = ers of the country will be results of With Retinne of Speakeps, Can- | 1o, oo, pscken, e does ‘"";‘Resolutl[]ns C{]m[]m[ee Delves | |1 o prominent member of the Con- Breaking Auto Window | he recent advanes. ot professional : : he neve ) hurs, Betar oot | 3 2l . 1 o W. E. . . proached her, he sald. He twas | 5 leaa e Yexs r. SRL | Cuts Asst. City Mechanic o the miniECl i ate P“S s Cam 2ion A Kol | I f D ' led M | d church collector. Mr. h of tennis at Yale, p orise when attacked and N0 vefal atter o Uo Lofmanvury 45 secretary, treasurer | at Thomas Kerin, _assistant to City t believe that profes- sought only to defend himself as| |and a di r of Robert F. Hobbs, | c Mechani is will be a great finane S B | ho feared his life was in danger. | | ey N Y Heiteiaisedliti pEe G e 1 e el R e st U o Pl onontor TRl S BP0 S OTRR ASSANLDIY member.of Witiys | Junctio o Teglen wil prove o draw= the strongly republican territory of | s2id -y E2s st can aRederalion of M | F. & A. M., of West Hart- rd for Pyle, said Coach Hinche New York's southern tier countles, |, ‘!\-’xrlcs‘ Pratt of 14 Broad street |are &?n;:.m{ that ctive restric- Nomlflfltll)l] 202 10 “6 Knight Templar and a novelty of the professional | Governor’ Smith and. his g | tes ified that he saw Mastuandonis |tions will be placed upon the migra- y Hartford. ¥ 1 soon diappear and the mate, Robert F. Wagner, candids front of the entrance to the rear |ton ot Forto Rlcan workers fo the _— — Inspector A s will have to give up for senator on the democratic ticket, | 10US® where the Dunbars live at 9 | cotton regions of t el W ¢ T u 1 e Rutherford, was about to drive off as a mcans of support X *clock Com west, and h an he republica auc 1 the Wil meet ‘ e today continued their campaign be- | ©'¢lock. He was i byjitna| ef et hiaye aha ‘,m’:,l Wil Sl A fternoon at the paris v y the city they turn to ing. He be- T e A r s and separated the men, |!IVe to bri matter : ey and | house ; NeVen that e Tena The governor was obviously well | Pulling Mastuandonis oft Dunbar | Pefore the organization’s convention. V(‘mr Justices of the poace was held | damages and be Dl bkl pleased with his reception here. It n both were on the groun Conversations betwee " st nig n’ | i i o eir property the ties of professionalism. was the third time that he had be-| The case of Charles Dov tives of the Pa G Ul George W. Hagbuty i, o = LAk byt t ol i gun & campaign for election as gov. |30, of 23 John street, charged with |t1on ©Of Labor and m et vy e for repre. : : | ernor in Oneonta port, was continuec xecutive cot sentative by 86 votes. Nathan C.| |reio c READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS The strong labor element in He pleaded not : P 50 SHL FIE nae n;m,,,, 2pmen it i i FOR RESUUTS city led both democratic can will be represented by Attor. ding of the w Il‘ V‘f\‘\rr:n.m\u»”o '1\);;;‘(,1 | Jast night to express thelr vi Thomas F. McDonough. H 9p ppon e 1”‘]\"_'” ",‘;‘*i"‘f‘l' e detal on labor legislation a as arrested last night by Detective e e i s e S il | [ criticlsm of the rey rgeant George Uinger on a | iivion with ”:: il r rr,:‘, i ,:,M. i:‘m‘,“m ?f\ r‘vv‘.‘nm!:f‘!'.llrfl'“hfz Faaor| DEMONSTRATION Britoins ; and_legslature on InERor Ml e e ok b = 2 e Bredains l//n/v,..//,bx Center DEMONSTRATION The governor emphasized the ac- | L | i S ton of the 1826 legislature In post- i The convention approved Lo peace, This was ¢ l(.v:\»vgn susges- | of ! “ -'- f* N B} of poning consideration of pending la- | PO Eorto ol S o o SHPOILa o : & S CLMO PRODUCTS B i it atiea 434 YEARS AGO TODAY lhr.h‘.n' wero respor ;\Mx», y1‘<>'x;.l,yl : DONA CASTILE SOAP 3 ; J‘m’\w it special legislati m- ely a ards prir al- 5 2 o % ;1‘?:1'Nhy a special legislative com- | GOLUMBUS WAS ON JOB under the d S e | This most delicious of toilet . . l ‘ " RAPHAEL'S, ALL, WEEK “This was done,” he asserted, “to rior, to replace bury had small s ckers, on hlfl;( soap at 10c all week at s Come and get a Free e Ay omteary ot aavior e S e e PR to be placed | Raphael's. 8O fo 36 Moinsl. gmr = /Nc‘hflr'lmn(t FACIAL MASSAGE the platform pledges and to leave | philadelphia is Celebrating 5 as Bt tom initow P or [verybodyy the whole question of relict hanging | P e anghien Desnjthsionxtonin Lot = - . v in the air sary of Discovery of k ; feancldaio avery, - Turning to the assertions of Og- i ORI e Pape foug t hard den L. Mills, his republican oppon- | America, the island posse . The contest was ent, concerr nt of the im- number of 3 portation of ‘hootleg milk' into New i 0 l'!.||:171 in all York city, Governor Smith de = oy ea 207 e o T RY ITEM ON THIS PAGE FO it th e o e e o Lt e i %77l EVERY ITEM ON THIS PAGE FOR THRIFT WEDNESDAY ONLY s b B Pvent with a ployer control, elles Eddy of the Mills of using 1t only as a “smoke ! Lo s i e n carty In the day | tlons In. laber ¢ §e s L FROM REGU R OCKS—-UI C OR THIS DAY : T R e sl ALL FROM REGULAR ST NDERPRICED FOR THIS D IR Tastoutl € celebra- | of Pa that the nomination i ty on other issues. t party on 1d by thelof bu bury be made unanimous 4 record of his par s0 the “and fs hor, ndr assador people of became Wagn Tt Judge voted the gre dress to discussion legislation w opposed by | today that| exercises by Philadelph rth or descent ntation of of farm worth, and to & record, will throw h Diehs prohibition controversy night when o epeeks ot Elmie, | REPUR]] GAN GAMPAIGNERS \an: the prohibition lssue in “is | campaign and it was indicated that| M-. Wagner intended to answer him | Wadsworth and Mills Judgs Wagner, whose hi poor boy on New York's to last ni hairman of the me d L tacked Senator Wadsworth at the | for gove outset of his address on the ground |& trip to that he did not understand the real |stat eeds of the 1ge worker. Tl period en th con in the t used worth, Jr., an publican ting, at-|den resses at Cobleskill and Oneonta, tonight to appear roes of ers of the depression, h Senator Wadsy which to at- York al in nator W city's “boot Addresses last dsworth con FISTICUFFS FOLLOW o decent man can condone the e of liquor,” he said. “IU’s use has been man for hun of ye distresses me is the whol fications of the constitution now ing on. We can’t escapo the con- cluslon that millions are this attempt to establish abstinen. Broad Strest Husband Beats Up Man Who Insults Wite are curse of What James Mastuandonis, 518 Main street, told J Alling a story in police court this morn-| e ng which the judge apparently did !, . I e or b fned nim $10Six Counterfeiters Are and costs for breach of the peace| Sent to Penitentiary | New York, Oct. 12 (P—Charged with counterfeiting $20 federal re- serve notes, six men, all living in this city, pleaded guilty before fed- eral Judge Thatcher yesterday whe called for trial, and were sentenced | resisting ot in the was ar- h case of Dunbar, raigned on similar char; According to Dunpar's wife, she was entering her tenement about 10 o'clock night when she wa insulted by Mastuandonis. She tol her husband, who attacked Mastu andonis. Dunbar said a disorderly house is conducted in the tenement beneath his, and his wife has becn . annoyed frequently by men who . mistake her for an inmate as she asses in and out of the yard. o 5 Nany times, late at night, men try | Erince, regarded by federal offi- 1 cials as the “brains” of the gang to galn admittance to ir tene- Lo L has had a criminal career under va- ment. This has been going on eight s rious a In months, he said. He reported it to | FONS ¢ “Hon Scrgeant McCue, who told him it | 8o 2 4o would be necessary to catch some- v 30, officlals s one in there before the police could act. & Last night he was angered at the | reported insult to his wife, and he| NEW remonstrated with Mastuandonis | Rev. and pushed him. The latter pushed |princeton, Ill., who has been called him and a scuffle ensued. They [to the pastorate of the Swedish went to the ground in each other's | Bethany church will be In the city embrace and Officer David Doty [and will speak at all services St was attracted by the rumpus and 'day. He is expected to accept the arrested them. bar said he in- |call and will be here probably about tended to hold Mastuandonis for |January 1, to start on his new the police. He admitted having had |studies. at Atlan: The pri oners, and their sentences: William Prince, alias G. W, Clinton, ten years; Frank Buonocoro, al Frank Kennedy, one year; Charle: Winters, five John Red Cannon, five years; Rome four years and Glenn Rogers, year. one Although PASTOR TO SPEAK Arth W. Bowman of Weather! Nice weather for people who have coal in the cellar and good clothes on their back. Pneumonia weather for those who have not. WE LEND UP TO $300 TO HOUSEKEEPERS Come to us for money for Winter necessities. while you are enjoying their use. Investigate our service. Call, write or phone. BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY Raphael Bldg.. Open 9 to 5:30 Repay it in easy instalments friendly, fair and private loan 0 West Main &t. Phone 1-0-4-3. Room 101 Licensed by the State and Bonded to the Publio Satardays 9 to ! T e e e T e Are Waglng 12 (A —Senator Og- candidate for uthern part of the xpected to make Mills returned once tinued | to terms in the federal penitentiary | co Dubeau, he had spent | ars in reformatories and pri- | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 192, cancus pledge its sup- can ticket. s and C l\n~ Arthur Mahan, ho was defeat- : \delhelt College Will Do Away With Honor Plan | Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 12 (P to the ter 18 of sucessful oper being p . Welles the honor system of Ibert addressed the chair proceeded lego of western reserve university to make remarks on the bill Ly, in the last legislature re & the bing” was the rea- wexation of Seymor which son given by president Robert O, |y Paps opposed. Theodore Vinson, of the university, for the ac- |yyan minded Moderator Welles tion. Hereafter proctors will super- |that an elementary rule of parlia- vise all ex ations as a precau- {m ry law forbid any remarks . in an attempt to show that thel setive Fight For Their Party in democratic position more logl-| cal and deserving of support New York State. . " The democratic c ccussion of the prohibition tinued their trip toaay stlon W childl Tnbork and. the! Coos to Binghamton, Whe . tr 5 e, Mr. Mills called upon Governor L = Smith to summon special grand 1 to inve ate the milk scan- dal and “see to It that the whole N nest of corruption be thrown open and that the guilty, whoever they are, be punished. Turning to . 5 AFFRONT T0 WOMAN 2 sl ™s5 | Had NOT Discovered America worth declared the “goal we e | to reach ie temperance.” 434 Years Ago Today The discovery of DESCO DRY CLEAN G Might have failed to materialize. BUT HE DID Discover America! AND WE DID Discover Desco! To the everlasting benefit and joy Of mankind in general, And New Britain in particular. 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