New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1927, Page 14

14 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1927. = WOMAN CAN'T VOTE: KEPT AGE A SECRET Mut BANK T0 OGCUPY NEW HOME NOV. 19, Commencial Trust Co. to Move 0 Modern Building s Clara Wales, Bridgeport, Either Confess or Stay Away From Polls PROFESSOR THOMPSON SUCCUMBS IN NEV Head of TORK Was Medical Branch ol Corneil University and Presi dent of Hospital history of Co." said “For the as 7 ¥ A Thompson e ern banking is prove pri tion conyention in Houston, levoted considera v of the moder an all-inclusive e tried to do. r our new build- other epoch in last week service. Divorced Mate of Opera Smucr Wins a Parole Portl Oct. 2 n ed irs er plea Flovd Glot: of Mme, Mat yesterds gradually o his material | of Portland. advantage of It was announce < which a od th 0 he forged check be have bre ities, Now our bring our s es home more close- customers, Our notion is an or woman should not such as guilty to wecking or through incr wealth be shown the all of th in wsing cconomically pro- wring Mrs. R. D. Inman land widow, by cmployed o was tried re the jury dis On Oct sult of will have tolhs ailed to 2 don't wch went to 1 was m vers. I expect some 100 custor telling you that to have them Su~pen=|0ns I-ollm\ Week-End \ccndenlx READ HERALD CLASSIFIED avs | The police wer ed NIANAPOLES 1S TWO-MAYOR CITY - One of Yesterday's Claimants »: Eli mma ted ayor but claimants nd another interim 1 mayor — ointe Holmes, eded to t in Secret feity controller, ,Muu of it | political d | board of works under Duvall as his | Holmes this morning announced that he had appointed W: flm() republ controller, {one of his fir a call for rs of committee, as his | Hol said that acts as mayor will | ations of all city boards, the vacan- lled by prominent citi- | City Hall Guaraded "he muddled mayoralty situation tended to ease the tension in r quarter. Last night Duvall locked the doors of the City hall, | an unusual procedure, and called a policemen to guard the | cm ide Worley, chief of police | I, yesterday swung to tion and it was expected Iry today would make for- mand upon Duvall to relin- his office. Some uneasines expressed as to what would pen when the two factions met. | Holmes' announcement threw those | plans into confusion | Court action, many belleve, will | be the only way to (lwrvlflp t | situ and or. | meantin { ation In the : City Treasurer E W cy is refusing to issue | chec holding up a | 00 or more payroll to all city vall was fined $1,000 and shv‘,‘ 1 to 50 days in jail by a j t found him guilty of making u' 1 with a local politi- cian during the 1925 campaign. In | addition he red from holding | public office for four years from e wte of the alleged crime. An peal was taken, p- | principle | Mayor |speak on “Civic Duties \PRINCE AMADEO GETS the banquet why not patronize home talent, which is a cardinal of our Chamber?"” But when Davis was assured that Thompson was expected to and not on “Anglo-American Relationship” the architcct sald he would make | no further objcctions. | FINE WEDDING PRESENT| | Royal Lover Granted Gf)\'(‘mmmlllli Annuity of 400,000 Lire—First Payment During Honeymoon. ples, Italy, Oct. 28 UP—Prince adeo of Savoy, Duge of Apulia, | ance of Princess Anne of France, | oke up this morning to find al cdding present in his stocking. It| s a governmental decree granting jim an annuity of 400,000 lire (roughly $21,540) yearly, effective 1o day after the publication of the | iecree in the official gazette which | makes it fall due the week before the wedding November 5 at Naples. | It will be of considerable aid to him in furnishing his new house- | iiold and paying the expenses of his |honeymoon. The duke, who is a cousin of King Victor Emmanuel, vould probably have received tho} innuity any as a member of the | ruling house having a share In the | civil list. | The present decree will be sub- mitted to parliament for ratification ter but no opposition to it is ex- | pected Princess Anne has arrived for the wedding accompanied by her father, (the Irench pretender, the Duke de | | Guise. | "Bl“ Blll" Imltahon \muses Dissension | | An Bill" 180 to address the mber of Commerce a next we within that Davis, an ibout it in 15 follows ner commn; clown Is desir nliven | the HARVARD SQUAD READY Cam , Mass,, Oct. 28 (UP)— With only a light workout sched- uled for today, the Harvard football squad will play Indiana this week- end without a heavy workout all At the session yesterday only ny defense drill was on the pro- have phon Nine-two-five — There you Herald Ad number, Classified The supreme coffee delight [l “offee Touraine ou might as well have the best issioner o (astern [fjilinery NEW BRITAIN 133 MAIN STREET For women and misses who seek style combined with TOO HOT IN NEW HAVEN Oct. 28 (U JOY GOMES T0 KANSAS GITY WOMAN Face was almost cuvnrnd with pimples nt maies skin smooth and clear Simple treat pimple m:ly a touch of Resino aent. 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