New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1927, Page 4

CONGRESS TAKING CHRISTMAS RECESS . Death of Senator Jones Mourned olution to g 1 of honor to Colonel Lindbe to comprl t trant witne NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1927 [houses had set forth upon what| Many | promises to be a long series of in- | vestigations in this pre-presidential umpaign session. From the concluding pre-holiday s of the two houses were ab- o hurly-burly scenes enacted | those that had gone 1ad paid its tirst visit sress, claiming one enate members. of its existel cot nt When its n most o bee fore. Death bil of fare morsels it Vare elec 1 fund § est of by Both Houses T e an body was called to President Dawes. A id by the on the adop- t over such old tin 1 aside for the iion of reere |-\ committees nd his fun subjects, W them and when: 1 good conduct redords. relicf—House committee hearings January 16. s, to anthor- | 1uction of bric sum total of tI ort but sever: N sion to make brief Henry Allen Cooper of V one ol its veteran membere, 1 the ractice of slipping bills members being re to be con- He said t he had known noa r opposed to a | he invited into the lobby | “important consultation” measure wae passed worth agreed with Mr. leclared that hercafter such procedure even Farm Flood con: | committee. Muscle ary 4. iy Boulder C: that they Railroad commerce ¢ tinus when Adm al const st teh Smit ate cam take up Sm set for ar N 1 the majo: the G Jimented the House Ity « X p or work that had | date a conare Demo- ng re- or Jones, d out of Publie interstate | January 16. | death of Sen itely adjourne t to his memory. mediafe c " Delivery/” Every article selected here before Christ-/ mas czn be taken with you immediately, ready to give to your friends and oved. ones on Christmas Day! Just make, a small payment — pay balance after Christmas!_ CREDIT! Hundreds of Christmas Gifts That Wiil Be Appreciated! This store is just brim full of the greatest collection of jewelry gifts in town! They will just dazzle you with their great variety and quantity — and there are It the seventieth congress is swell- ed with pride over its legislative ac- complishments during the few days puncture-proof vest. behind it, congress must return to a has found in the in the house and flood control, and Canyon Dam, farm rclief and Muscle at top speed. be continued after reccss by house fhoals—House committee hearings soon after Janu- gation committee January irrigation committee Jan nlg xican slush tund—Special sen- | rittee to k election contest mmittee Janu utilities Problems Await. Comu: pected to ¢ of promoting | merchant marine, | initiating the movement nce, 1t had better don a 1150 State Convicts Get Christmas holidays are the rew Smith- on case. the DMexican | nquiry, the Beck contest that includes Montgomery, Ala., Dec. 4;;11 of them ne favorites as Boulder mitment to t penitentiary, g days after, the new o be bu onts, with of voth branches going | Here are some of the what about | s parolcs, each for ven day All of th paroic ho's doing en to agriculture |the men received a parole, Adams, trol—Public hearings to | dom under the parole privilege, | his conviction and sentence military | ago. |East Haven Woman Dies ‘anyon Dam—House {irri- senate ry 17. consolidation—House ommittee hearings con- recess ends. ation's § , 000,000 pav- ion progr o date 22 (P—Levir venue, Ea hospital la; rics received Whe New n, Dec. set by house naval c e contests— Special sen- | 4 her cha gn funds committee to h case January 7. No ' Vi ase. most from the tim was admitted to the ho: Ralph Papagoda, who was d the % the woma time of the a continue sitting was arres Housc elec- |cldent but has not y trial. Witnesses declared that |was driving very ¢ and th, the woman stepped in front of h inquiry—Senatc conmerce committee ‘cnr from behind a parked machine. —< g o ate American but no time for has been Seven-Day Paroles 22 P— | | One hundred and fity state conviets | serving long sentences and many of them lifers, Friday will enjoy their first liberty since com- erl Graves has issued ffective De- men and wo- are prisoners | One of | . Frank who is serving a life sen- | tence has not had a moment of free- since | 4 prine soaked chict petty offi- After Being Hit by Car antomo- n described 3 ital. been put to e nt down with the iil-fated su rine consoled each other in B ton, Mrs. Russell A. Crabb, wife of one of the torpedo men aboard the §-4 visited the grave of the sub- | mersible. Mrs. Crabb went alonc while a fishing boat carried her about the scene of the resumption {operation. At Boston Mrs. Marion | Weller, widow of Lieut. Donald Wel |1er, and Mrs. Graham Newell Fitch, wife of another off ssed and |wept in silence. They but little. |Five New Cardinals Are Given Their Red Hats Rome, Dec. 22 (A) — Red hats were bestowed by the pope yester- day afternoon upon four of the fiv: ca s rccently created. T vere Monsignor Raymond Rouleau, nhbishop of Quebec; Monsignor Charles Joseph Binet, archbishop of Beswpon; Monsignor Alessio »Le- pivier, titular bishop of T , and | Monsignor Justinian Szerrgedyi archbishop of Oran. Cardinal Segura Y Sacnz, archbishop of Toledo, is the fifth cardi Monsignor L = |thanks of the card assured the The Protestant brotherhood has|POntiff of their filial devotion and ed Secretary Wilbur to broadeast |their recognition of the grave bur- | a request that all navy men, afloat|dens they were called on to assume and ashore, stand in silc g r at er with their new dignity. a designated time on Chri Po replyi alluded to the in tribute to the crew of the S-4. ct that the new rers of th purple were relatively young. He EWS FLASHES ON SUBMARINE WRECK { Admiral Jackson to Head Board of Inquiry spoke Secrefary Wilbur has appointed Rear Admiral Richard H. Jackson, former commander of the battle 2 | fleet, as president of the board of in. quiry into the sinking e subma- Three other offic the case. 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