New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 28, 1928, Page 8

ONLIQUOR NATTER, But Now Apswering Instead ol Asking Questions ’ ‘Washington, Feb. 28 (A—=&enator Borah reversed his usual procedure in the business of prohibition qu tionnaires. today by getting on receiving end and replying “no” questions governmer ship. Answering a2 latter Charles A. L. Reed, Mr. Borah reiterate net a candidate for rnad a 5 ing him 1f he 2 ming he pury this letter that T am 4 « president, which I an " Ass 1 not + Tork the Rurean Naval dirigt tallowed stop fught. f Canal 105 ANGELES ON Answers Then the “no” ta three nhich were Whether prineiy exemphified league, b temp Mathe their a mlamented K Whether h religious denomination & Washingten { the an her ym Ne ced na tronble 1y making a non.stop fight ee of cur constitutional z ment.” Whether he favc about 1o s on the e was general 500 feet with a maximy Dr. Reeq told Eenator Borah that he had diverted attention from the fact that Borah was in a favorabl positian to have prohibition advo rateg attampt to stampede the publican natienal him, conventic st at France Field today att will etart back Etates has' been left to of Lieutenant Com- v arles T Rosendahl, Starts Serving 6 Months | g Pint to o (UP)— | brotght one retion E from Hepolulu HUCED charge based on 1 halt pint of liquor, serving a jall sentence of £ix He also was faced with the #ity of paying a fine of £100 Atwood, who travelled mately 25,000 miles in hi fort to escape the penal session of the half pint, guilty in court here, He de ership of t uor, however he had ne en the container il raiding officers dizcover corner of his home RBradterd cou ed in tracing Atwoed to ¥ after he had yumped bail had enlised in t the U. 8 arm back te Towar the Fanama navy yard vort. - Eit::lk;’x:s ’?rnuse {Boston and Maine Has New York, Feb. 28 (Pi—New York | Increase in Net Income today faced the cheerle ect Boston, Fel 7% (F-oAn jncrease of pressing its own frousers D et dntotis Zor last inonth) inier get pressed, with 20,000 ret1l 11197 Fygnuary, 1727 was reported by the ing-shop and 125 wholesale Foston and Maim rairoad today, The the New Yorl district R e down. 1 The improved The trade war, started by th mads degpite a decline 1ied council of the 1ng industry in 2n ize and organize” eliminating the ‘dollar has been on for a week, but only reached large proportions the last| two days. Officlals of th estimated 7,000 shops closed v day. In Manhattan, however, only of the estimated 15,000 plants wer reported shut dow coon 3z word reached Wash- inzten that the ship had arrived A ¢ Gecretary Warner, n alaviation, sent 2 m of congratulation to Comman S Rosendahl and members of the o Warner" i flight cordan catd Message carried out in strict ged plans S evidene cial and naval usefulness of and desira of energetic i arrival leas eaving | he 4 tin. atr line diptance and Erooliv tran Canal aboard an armv 156 miles brought here from Ge pro it thes nw of The the to operatir cleansers.” | wag the best Losses of both freight revenue passenger and were attributed to the open winter which allewed op- of motor yehicles and re Tuced the neeessity for heaty chip union vation Find Holdup Machine Left With Flat Tire fon, Feb. 25 (AM—The antomo. 1ip men who Three Firemen Hurt In Big Boston Blg 7e Rosten, Feb, 28 (17P)—Ths men were infured when hurled down a f by a hot-air explos in a six-story last night Three alarms = the fire, wh anzed da mated at §10.000 Patrick seriousl | i | i | rion=l one ' i brick pellman of th plat and knocked him down of stairs to the H to the hospital for treat Cause of the fire was U SPAIN P All Spain = ~ind and rain WIND N The minth grade their home rooms 3 noon for their weekl ings at which ¥ business taken up. The clubs of their respective cl directior t the period ass which is exp sale tomorrow 9-2 cl ed to L putti MOTHL Quebee, Feb. and her for to death to wihen <t I their home at Gre rding to w woman v Garncan, BALDNESS f TAND 4Bt Healing Liqnid Zemo e WAY BACK HONE h‘r‘ " Thehi g, Irritations. .. oftheSkinandScalp | Regan; assistant 9 |Cotter; assistant 1 ETHELBERT TALBOT, = < BISHOP, 1§ DEAD == Delegates will Presided Over Protestant Episc- .- i pal Church in 1924—Aged 80 N | Tuckahoe, Y. Feb ®— Bishop Ethelbert Talbot of Bethle at one fime presiding | bishop of Protestant Episcopal { church 1n the United States died last as the age of 80 Death came at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Francis Donal He was taken there |after suffering '\ streks in Bo | He had been active in church worl {up to October 1, | obliged by fliness to retire than minster and by 1924 he succeeded o the office of which he held until 1 1925 made Sentence RBridgepor forziven 1ate vesterday | Shelton when he was Tor mare f em bep and n ¥ oy fort e the [ary niority at o 1o bishop. | betore called 1n superior ral con vention of office i But One Pastorate His tirst and only pastarate | Macan, Mo, was e = | Ancted du his that 1n 1586 he was made mission Lary bishop of Wyoming and Idahn | After 11 vears of pianeer [ this f1€14, Tishop Talbot was aclocted | head of the dins Al T |eylvania. Within ceven vears charge grew g0 large that it was l11ded into the dioceze af Harrishurz | an4 Bethlchem, Bizhap Talbet re- [Eeinio e o cneres oAt ih acer a0 i Rishop Talbot was bern October % 1848, in Fayette, Mo. He was grad [nated from Dartmouth colle 870 ar1 studied three vears at ih | daughter Donaldson and 3 | | brother, William Talbet of Tulsa ¥ 1l he held pdge IR E 1o unde wafe vegard to vour ca er representation 1 vou to to e | vou refu i wth unsel that the bullet th fuhl male i'r. leane to neral servic ternoon at 2.30 from the ral of the Natiitv at Bethle- et . priv the cpea New Officers Elected By Y.M.T. A. & B. Corps Frank Mot ras ¢ 1 presi deint af tie it Fife and Dru meeting held 1n the society on Mamn street Sunday Officers to serve L Vice-president, Jerome MeCormack secretary, John 1. Meskill, '1‘92“1"«“ Willtam Sullivan, Sr manager, Willlam FRegan, Jame: Bonney, assictant Louis Cere; drum sergeant, 0f the Wash tn the fx meeting from 7 30 annuat o clack with Danbury, Feb eterans av annoiun April 11 er, property | of leader, | 1ar r | tions for W ) f Look little the matter n youll de I JE SEIBERT& SON 423-42335 PARK ST. ke Sure fts S 1/”’!11 Senefa Cadrain; manfls! William without puni et vonr ! af Parents and Teachers 1 th 1 ! their annual conven drum mana e ate sergent, |Stamford at which a deciston r al ficld day will be SAVED BY HIS WIFE Her Forgtveness All That Prevents r, Lawrence er, ‘John J Sullivan, r; sergeant at arms, Thomas Lowe. appointed yepresent the corps at a meeting | to a- Shelton Man From Getting Prisen (Pr—A wite's | Freice, a P and dangerous! Aary, sonoen 1 conrt tod 1d to F tand that T talked | pricon h those w annot fo vou tald the rd their then craze for drink made o tried 1ot your | hment hold wite when conrt man put in his and probably ca o the, peak ane, s church, ker at a opening ington Schoo assistant pgs- In all will be |y own meeting | ooy sociation | school Thursday |y, “p ot the and program until wll held S OF V. CONVE P—The = wom and 17 R e S e e KRR TR au in thi —Tl:ese Socks Like Uncle’s Collars |that go through ene’s 1)1 next fall the convention will rénom- inate the senator if he cares to run again and precedent shows that in such event some one else would be RORABACK T0 TELL ior senator, Hiram Bingham. | The meeting toright will select a {convention city and early prospects were that it would be Hartford, the place the Foot Guard armeory, and [the time early in May. Bridgeport will ask for the convention, the effort to get it having started just before the McKinley club dinner. New Ha- iven would he another possible con- mee he ordl cip |vention city for the spring conven- o fmperhs Maritord cub tonieht | ion although the early inclinations ‘h will be presented £o them by |Of Cemment seem to be for Hart- Henry Roraback the state chair- |107d- as well as national committee. | The delegates to the national con- an. vention will elect a national com- {mitteeman and no other name has been mentioned other than the pres- ent member, Mr. Roraback. After the convention date is sef, tate Chairman Roraback will set the dat delezates to the state con S t chairmen will do the sam¢ S npi:! e "“o‘f": Ent r the senatorial and congr Aensa 1strict conventions Major Louts M. Ullman who died at. his home in New Haven today, was a member from the eighth dis- .1 |trict. Mrs Sarah D Townshend is |h= other ber from the some triet Stale Central Committee Will Weet This Evening Hartferd, Feb. 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