New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1927, Page 16

8 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER SOVIET PEASANTS HOARDING UP SALT Sugar, Tea and Collee Also Being Put Aside & Warsa 1 oa v of “mi ¢ ham of all f ' T ital o ing onc ] ind fifteen rifle rar opened for Moscow today 1 ) the country 1 ! of mohilization. On ¥ mer- ous detachments of workers, 1 and g s playir s, reh i the open count v cuvers z & ers ( a e it on aviation, or means of gas on, anl ap pealing for recr e the “Osso- Be Worn INTING In { of the cood values for ing all the newest deas. Over W. T. In Fall Styles That Will Women and Misses On Labor Day THREE 257 MAIN Grant Company fomin- s, UL MAY AGREE| <5725 5 AT GAPITOL PARK = Pres. Galles Reviews Rehgwus Two-Night Series of Battles to ‘ Situation Be Staged in Hartiord runs(ruclionv irrigation projects, the e | Fnr‘:\klng of the 1928 presidential The monster amate vlnrl land bank: He praised th v for its loyalty and its suppres- ~mn or attempts at rebellion and dis- | building of new schools and the es- tablishment of agricultural credit | Mexico City, Sept. 2 UP—Referring | CAMPAIgN, he stated it was the gov- | ernments intention to 2 maintain GFORGIANS STILL HOPE ’\nx lifferences th t exist between | yontral attitude. It would not t Frattioin v fexico and the United States over | crate disorders in connection w Rt bt v ! Mexico's land and petroelum le Sileeticra ! and - on day nights, | ni session of congress last |p) o | finest fight action ever seen in these N Jw, President Calles voicea e | PYivate Funeral for v Winners of > p cable se : Glove contest held on 1 Refuse to Give Up Fxpectatkm hop an amicable settl it | Amelia BllIthm Toda\ i \‘ et ‘J 1 5 ; \would be reached. Mexico Was| New York, Se apt. 3 (UP)— at Savin Rock this summer will ap- | Pheir Plier Will Ultimately *\willing, he de o corsnar T S o pear as well as teams from Bridge- | Be Found i Falide ofsdusiice fangequityal any Bingham, actr 1t £19, 8 Waterbiny g Naw nerete c of ression that at the age of 58 in he crby and otl places in Ga 2 (P—TRe. (mis ht be presented. tiverside Drive home. Heart dise 5 Tiaa el t ! { Up to the present time, however with pncumonia caused | ~° Resowo g aen Gt of f 1terit, 1 | he added, there had not been called city in the iy ) s the (10 1 overnment's attention n- o i to dim ¢ ions that evidently con hot ¢ populace here that ressions or rejections to ¢ 1k f within | forcizn capital invested in the oil § i le on the ot} n e t entoils n capital had shown nd is buried. oL 1 r more | lies, the contumacy and disr ct 11l since Janu m n 3 a of s e he *h no independent country can | for some time h he end 1 WO i to conclud i 1 this ¢ s rsday i near. About an hour 1 ¢ rRame in the f 1 for Rio De Juneiro, the As for the religions question In I, she rose from he o be awa ond rings | pr re that reports of | Mexico, the chief exeentive declarcd | walked to her windoy loscr will receive go s 1 in ‘ean be said the religious conflict Riverside Drive. She a w pi strongly that 4 by the rebellior rgy now |lok at the Hudsom river, which st ks terest §s shown in the | 1 the s m ractically concly for the |loved. the | have been con I'hen she tottered: back to her hed | Gol I t me te the futile res nd muttered, “I think T am 3 c o v with official ial of a ' nd lapsed into unconse r| pe \ hat Red Mexican people,” he added,| Sh o y and r plane ha the vi- |“have shown themsclves indifferent |the stage in rl s s of sor ¢ Al orthern |10 the suspension of services.” | Priee |Erueling ana hect battles ever of the inproxi- | Mexico had faithfully met its for- | _— [Stased in this st i 1% 5 Ao T 1 debt obligations, the pres , On Monday night the first bout 'y point the TR R bR »,’1‘.1 xp",,\',,{(“” Colchester School to | will be staged at 7:30 p. m, D. 8. T 1rop indica where he | conditions and decreased revenues, | Bc Moved to New snc s’ it amay e necessary 6. put on ould f rd to Rio or cut short | He vowed that it was the intention | i L2 (P me extra battles in order to clean s jou of fuel or an-|of the government to confinue to|cial town m 10 here p 1 tries reason 1d toward Der- these obligations to the full {day afternoon it was voted Al t to a record ) of the economic capacity of tt 11l school building moved | break Teiarone wife of the the country. |to another site to he decided upon | other hoxir city on s il ‘resident Calles deplored the use the town school hoard, at an ex- Labor Day 1z funs should ok rression for the se not to exceed $1,600. The rea- rn out ir v this won of international relat P n given for the removal lerful tourt } Bl s t Mexico did not admit, t for g is that it is not neec ould produce t ost , where he her relations with foreign countries, ent location. The meeting also | action and is heing ir n touch with news ¢ | forcign rules be imposed upon her |[voted that two rooms he added to taken to match ti s up so that P nd pent of her national dignity |the North Westchiester school build h class represented fiy- 2. TN T or with privileges against the |ing at an expense not to excecd ights to the heaviest of the SACCO ASHES IN BANK ts of the republic.” He emph: 000 to relieve the crowded cc cavyweights will fire Poston, Sept. 2 (®}—The ashes of | “1 that his country had a pr tions at that school. | action for ! s » and Vanzetti are in th = i « v local bank fo s ———— they uigin Vanzetti | Italy with half of them. 1 T of the hank is being kept a secrct aneadvt eCOND FLOo 287 MAIN STREET Over W. T. Grant's IN COMPLETE READINESS! With Wide Assortments of New Apparel For the Young G I I I'he Coolid time a we, known Soldier in Paris is a nightly ceremony performed by [to ¢ chosen war vete 5. For the Coolidge Menagerie | ges' menagerie oon to have another member—this i ern coyote. The animal is shown here in the arms | Ray ders of Rapid City, S. D., who presented it to Mrs. Coolidge. | Renew Flame at Hero’s Tomb f Mrs. Haldeman, of Lake ¢ a., will fly from Detroit to Lalkeland this ront for later N Both are experienced aviators, Porllund Boat Forced Back by High Gales Portland, Me., Scpt. 2 (P —After minutes bucking a 40-mile wind Portland Head Light last night, Nathan Irewer turned his Tan nd brought enewal of the flame which burns at the head of France's U n» Paris Post Number 1 of the American | | segion recently was honored with the assignment. A former |* = | ren the vessel L 10 minute cad, the wched 'W run from Port | per met such o tougl Yank doughboy is shown as he renews the flame. Only a short time before school begins! And the young girl must have new clothes —practical, tasteful, modish school clothes, selected for their well as their durability, and economy. 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