New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1928, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 9, 1923, —————————————————m__-_ _ - | tion will be selected because of their required to wait outside the lately at the roadside while the Virginia number two turret crew set \ were implicated in a similar affair R ability of experience and not in re- | door while his card was sent in. He bandits relieved all their victims of an equally perfect mark. {in February but were pardoned when | payment of political favors. jcontrasted this practice with the The new aircraft carrier L(mim:v!lhuy promiscd to cease such activie jewelry and money. One story said | Democrats in Open Air door policy of the Paonessa ad- 5 s ton sailed yesterday for San Fran- | tics. Candidate Paonessa, Judge Wil- istration, there was no attempt to search any cisco and will be followed tomorrow | The war department announced liam 1%, Mangan, Registrar Thomas| Candidate Paonessa repeated sev- of the victims, the bandits merely by the rest of the fleet on its way |that Faustino Larios, an insurgent Smith and Councilman Sunuel | cral of the salient points of his | asking for contributions at the to Hawail. ;!ondvr in Jalisco, had surrendered Sablotsky spoke Saturday nig 1 gn speeches during the week. point of guns. Contributions were with 44 followers. They were proms Democratic and Republican Ral- 1 w0550 e i T30 0l o armte o o | ASK Money in Name O “Yerd not retused. e anvices sard. | K1l Records Smashed by AHPR'EST K"_U-]] IN e st bl organ it to run for the reason that The bandils waraall motntedand | Universal today lamented the lies Numerous Over Week-End conaemnca and'a vute vy poiiticians | 1 0o publican mayors have | Christo Rey £oinelant b aned cpora e (lasses of Sl]]ps gradual fading of “picturesque cus- forecast e event th ¢ G. 0. their ha 4 andsthat their com- | 5 PRusry { toms” on Easter “thanks to tha Among the Americans known to i ; Sai inel e rs are appointed by agencies LGEIINE U0 A HATERS oR 2 | Americanization of so many of our Both partics put in busy wi [ this year. other than themsel | Mexico City, April 9 (UP) — A~ ° s 4 % San Pedro, Cal, April § (P—New cts and to the fact that we have ¥ | ) Cornyn, Mexico City correspondent G o ends, headquarters each te Paonessa spok. 1vor large band of “contribution” ban- | St Chicago Tribune. Also it was | Fecords for efficlency have been [Zeaehed thoipoin where Puid call With activity while campaigners car- | of a board of conirél fo tal its—who asked money and JNCINY [ fuared Ljout, Com. Donald . Hamil. | i€ Up by the Pacie feet auring | Turo Tnnamed Companions G0 % cviine aoemsor et ion ea thi rled the fssues to the voters at & place of the abolished city me their vietims in the mame of Annt, Cor. Devs the gunnery year just closed. This pani A further decrease was noted this I mie Lo Le St s el e}'\\()l‘k in New \Ol'k; S Cristo Terooway sought to. | 1P maval attache at the U. 8. :-m-{“us Tevealed on the eve of.the bat- the Mexican custom of “pun- . . . year In Saturday night ex-dayo \ f , SR April 9 P—Edward | gay after they had held up more | pi d‘“ . ”;‘“”'fc'““‘"vd 1"';““|uc fleet's departure for the MHa- fo Execlmon wnh H‘m lishing Judas.”” For centuries papier Paonessa, the democratic nomince, 000 for ¢ cr: \ 3 gbh of the late Harry |jun (wo score motor car loads of [ g T ’:‘Cn‘my an at '"® | waifan Islands. Not only have all & | mache etfigies of Judas Iscariot fill- addressed two gatherings o - ! di 3 Ao oland, ary 1o Eamon fiets about 20 miles out of Mex. | CTIISEY: had becen held up. They | rocords been smashed by all classes | [ed with powder were exploded at citman D. 1 e ) a BooRdY Aibslar his claim | ok tturday ni St | o on the Cuernavaca highway. [0 the “l’,”,"“""(‘,‘ A Cuernavaca |of vessels, from battleships to sub-| Mexico City, Aprll 9. —(P-—Tis- this scason of the year. Tihs year standard bearer, was the sy g s hospital. He was 36 bnd s belicved 1o havs [N 1t was believed they may Bave | mavines, but two_ crulsers, the New | patchis from Gundiia " compuratively few of | them wero b Ressoraay afiernoon both gin-| eleeted, sed to do W o [been led by the notorious Maxi- ke there on the return trip Just |Mexico and the Went Virgnia, es- | that a Cathoiic pricst, Albino Carde- | s¢d in Mvxico ¢ nd still less in figies weve heard s deail was attribited 10 | Villegas, whose depredations | Upit 0 time to run into the raid.|tuplished new world's records, in nos, nnd two unnamecd companions b surrounding country. i ey € 0By oyprworicdn iy, B stites of Guerrero ana More- f . STREREESNSH REHER nister | pattle practice. aviialaiaa i aen hainl aalnuisontm Protestant churches, having either Prive E) 1 behalf of the Sinn ‘]05 have been many. : AC(\:\“‘,' 'd 50 spent '(hL v\s;ek-enxl Letters of commendation )"\\'Qi"h\ military barracks in Sayula for accepted l.v |'¢:ll!l|0\ls laws or cone Tonight t n ik “”“‘,’;;; fin cameRto | Amodine Tobhod |“qmm‘)‘;_f;‘l‘:;*‘f;?m;g: may have been | been sent by the secretary of the some fime, have been courtmartialed ducted their affairs in such 2 mans Wit s Ave byt A A o 1918 Troland took 1t in the| Several Americans were believed : navy to 16 officers of the flcet whose [and executed. o escape intcrvention by the fith ward vote, icans D s opponet w-Mayor 1 {commands made perfect or nearly| General Avila Camacho reported [ ted their Kaster have cngaged Falcon hall and will | I'a oo daln mat - | o mor hat time, | known one camion of Mexican fed- | perfect score in gunnery exerclses. |to the military commandant that s usual way. . . : . 2 Battle Fleet Exceods Oth group of insurgents attacke: have Candidate Dartlett on the s c late. 2 e i . 0 : p gents attack ’ speaking pr . At Rialto hall, He promiscd a bu administra- |00 bls rels et v A R ‘lf"“*‘n”""“:l_'('f“ ";fii ol Pl In the battle fleet, based in the Saturday and Cardenas and his two READ H ex-Mayor Paonessa, Judge Willlam | tion with ¢ W i 822 nns mpmsmper [ s o THD) adiundl San Pedro-San Diego area, far ex-|companions cscaped during the fight- " Republican army, Bo-| Ofiicial yeporis of the holdup were ! |ceoded all other forces of the mavy|ing. They were later recaptured and 3% Mangan; Atlor ly burned in an at- | delayed in reaching Mexico Ci Y | inp Tl eySaens e ecaptured | < 3 A . = afloat during the year. Unofficial rec- | the court martial sentenced them to | Four Courts, Dublin, |but motorists who had been turned | pijag are caused by congestion of lords complled aboard the flect flag- |death. | ew ace was arrested by Free State [back from the Cuernavaca highway | blood in the lower bowel. Only an ship, California, indicate that the| The government continued fts its first appearancs ¢ t he is £ it win | U BnlFaloy T v hunge rilrrullghl reports of the bandit at {internal remedy can remove the battle efficiency pennant— high- | roundup of insurgents in the s | The ¢ ninstre @ t he rept i has : eased {tack. ’ . { cause. That's why salves and cut- {est annual honor the navy can bo-‘lnf Jalisco and Guanajuato as thou- | ow er Opu ar other, o sister, and a broth- | Most of the vietims were resi-|ting fail. Dr. Leonhardt’s Hem-Roid, |stow—will go to the U. §. 8. New [sands of worshippers celebrated 1l of Roscommon, Ircland, sur- | dents of the capital who had been | Rarmless tablet, succeeds, becauss | Mexico, while that ship also will win S IR B s A e |spending the Easter holiday injjt relieves this congestion and 'first award in gunnery practice. The ' churches of the capital without the i color. Perspiration R {Cucrnavaca, Acapuleo or Taxico. | sirengthens the affected parts. Hem- | Maryland, Mississippt and West Vir- | aid of priests. | s affocts it and it will not Alert Taxi Driver { Reports here said the vietims were | Roid Las given quick, safe and last- |ginia follow in order named. | Eleven persons, including Fran- | leaye in ary and drawn. Try speak at a mecting o 1 crat 2l es Man's Arrest ‘T‘)‘ 1 with | Hn‘vm.n. tv court i ng “.“ f to (housandn. of Pile sfu.‘ ‘Thn’ r\m‘ Mexico established nvnm\ | cisco Aguilera, a priest, wer this new Irench Process Face Pow- Politicul « i ‘ 5 i g 2 io raid occurred at Tres-Marias. | ferers. It will do the same for you world's record in long yange battle cd at Irapuato, Guanajuato, on der and enjoy its marvelous heauti- Lis talk to the fifth v | 9 UP—To a taxicab ipalf way betwcen Mexico Cl or money back, The Fair Dept. Store | practice with a merit far above a|charges of plotting a revolution | fying gualities. Sticks well, stays on sl be af 8 o'clock police toda Cuernavaca, and was said to have |and durggists everywhere sell Hem- | theoretically perfect acore. against the government. Mijtary |longer and docs not clog the pores, i : : X st of Frank R. Lea- [1asted from about 11 a. m. to 12| Roid with htis guarantee. In short range work the West! authorities said that the prisoners, You will surely love MELLO-GLO. C““l"'hl"’“"‘ Addrc . 8 g0k = | vitt, r-old Watertown, alleged |00 Sunday. | ouncilman Attorney | tured riort he “Politica un driver. | ! Harry Ginsburg and Prosecutor J. ' Follie ! o driver, whose name was | (roaps fiue) ToMl G. Woods address a gathering of Loreign Born On Democr: withheld by police, was sitting in an | <.\|mon<ls returning to Mexico negro voters at Odd Fellows' hall | Remarking that the democratic | gjiston r sant when a man en. CiY said that federal troops guard- Ratnraay 1is ioraay ok ty is unafraid to place can 1 usked o use the telephone |©0 the road this side of the holdup sald that the republican candidate Of foreign birth on its ticket, Dr. \nd procceded to report that his car | SC¢N€ and were turning back all has been praised by the democratic L ble reminded the gathe B oan HoTeR | venicles with the statement that the nomince for possessing the quali hat Darius Benjamin, a member cab driver noted the number |Pandits had blocked the highway. stressed in w denocr ' o club, is ona of the party’s €an- [and when the man stepped into the |1t Was from these motorists that the ment—eificicney ¢ ceonomy. didates for selectman. g 0f stroet and drove off in the alleged. | Story of the holdup was first learn- Candidate Bar .‘ d o th republican e O mAYOr. |1y stolen car, he telephoned head- | <d: negro voters that he mn r. Avitable heagkened back to the ters. Leavitt procecded to aban- | The motorists said they had been mayor of his own volition and that Cimpaign of two yei . don the machine, but when he |advised by Mexicans that the he i not the tool of any polit Bartlett was uring the election of yoached home found police waiting | bandit group—estimated in num- ‘rh G tI d B e punis (1o prssoit mayos) toe & *business {bor. from apwards of 20 to 200— € Great Independent been pu 4 0 i zin years of good rallies of the 1 t i occasion has ) x ‘onst ! . Manning enough to accomumioda he crow 1 lection, pok Because Candidate . f sing t entir for him. ence in business and in public life |administration.” They said he admitted running |had stopped every motor car ap- | The New Amevican Editi and expressed contidence in his ow “When a T tells us of th low 1 who wa¢ subscquently | proaching the scene. The highway. ability to conduct the office of mayor mirable ive ability of a ¢ Delphis Thibodenu and jone of the heautiful country roads Oflht Erskine Six The New Dictator to the advantage of the city. other, and that other fails us, are who is in a scrious condition at the |leading from the capital, was filled —bigger —roomier—mor ~Champion of its pri i E 5 e powerful—aver- ampion of its price clase—a stock Dictator The speaker. declared he could 'we not inclined to distrust the city hospital. with traffic, aged ter than $¢ miles an hour . Sedan recently traveled 1483 milewin 24 hours ( v ¢ o e Cf d carr: stateme he hfor! " the R P e e othe here consecutive hours, beating ever; [ continuous running, averaging better thi not and would not if he could carry statement of the informant?” (he | Altogether there was probably record for stock carsunder 8 000, 5. [T} mile-a-minite speed~—a reaord tor oirrk Lo with him a troupe of entertainers speakcr ashed One American automobile com- [morc than 50 motor cars, buses and 6-cylinder performance—40 miles pe - under $1400. A splendid, One-Proit value ot and ecomedians, but would stick to In his appeal for support for the pany has established five assembly |other vehicles stopped by bandits. :h;::z’x'b’.‘:flb" it; 62-mile epeed lu... $ $ the presenting of facts in his eam- democratic ticket, Mr. enjamin re- piants and three branch companic The federal troops caught in the 5 i ’ 1195 to 1295 paign. lated a story of a cali made by him Jurope. handit raid were relieved of their 795 to 965 - s ob, He pledged that all appointed to to the ofiice of the mayor while the - S larms, and, according to one stary b 4 & 7 - 6 factory, commissions under his administra- | republicans w in power, and of 2 L CLASSIFIED ADS brought here, had to sit disconso- £ 0.b. factory WewRBeautyfor theNew Woman --a radio message to all women Q_\ “The eauty Philosopher” VERY Tuesday afternoon at 2:20 a clear and lovely voice— the very symbol of beauty - reaches out through Radio Station W]Z,New York, to the minds and hearts of thousands of women—the voice of Lucille Buhl, “The Beauty Philosopher.” Her message The unlimited beauty that lies within the consciousness of every woman! 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