New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1928, Page 5

- ACieszynski &Sons NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAID, FRIDAY, JUNE §, 1928, | After the present constitution was | With the exception of Theodore | framed in 1 Lodiimnaky, onner of the cafe and |president, h general a Irving § s etated to have tried | Russian to win the consent of Jugoslav and | president | Italian diplomats for the conversion | ompany, lof Albania into a monarchy. The | suited 1 the arr st night in San LBANIA Francisco of Michael J. Tocaze, own- | er of a small gift shop in the build- | or more small fires on the roof. He recently took out a $90,000 fire in- E surtince policy on his stock. T | These fires were extinguished be- 2 Ofcials of New York State oro'sv."soncs scatosy™ss” ov: Senate Has Decided fo Change 5 . warden’s investigators, already sus- . . Prepare for Nuptials | vicious of the intent tening the ‘ob- the Constitution | taining of the insurance policy by A ar—— | Tocaze, but the officers failed to | gt Albany, N. Y., June 8. —(f—ESocial, | take into account the gas pouring| Tirana, Albania, June 8 —(&—The ehurch | out of two gas meters. As the thou- | A1ba parliament was dissolved sands of cubic feet of gas came in |today. | contact with thed flames the blast | | resulted | Belgrade, Jugo Slavia. June 8.—# roor Smith, and | District attorney's officers declar- |—_The Albanian senate has decided to n, of Troy. at the | ©d that in ca of the injured | cp nstitution and this was mmaculate Con. | died, murde would be filed | regarded today ae a further attempt | irday morning. | against Tocaz physicians said o establish a monarch wih Ahmed | of the marridge cere-|!t Was improbable that even those | Bey Zogu, ,president of Albania, as mony was held at the hedral | most seriously injured would fail to | king. yesterday. The final formal function | V€cOver. preceding the wedding will be a| nuptial dinner to he served to a| selected circle of 1 ates of Miss | €mith and Mr. Quillinan at the exe- cutive mansion tomght. Most of the details for the cere- | remen., refused but the | mony were completed yeste who fled from in principle. From i Cardinal Hayes, archbishop of t warning of fire rd Ahmed Zogu has | York, who is to perform the = Chaplin, the comedian, ar an and pro-Italian. | riage, was expected to arrive tonight | @nd a party of other film notables. In re ition of her consent, with retinue of clergymen who Haly claimed cerlain concessions| will assist him in the colorful church | Bermuda Has More which were granted by the Tirana pact of 1927 Jugo Slavia called the Fitual, 5 - Mrs. George R. Van Namee plan- Eggs Than Onions i\ iion of *Great Britain and ned to direct final placing of floral | Hamilton, Bermuda, June S.— | France to this and preseure was ex- decorat the church today, Ahmed Zogu from Figwers re to be arranzed | Rermuda is not too proud for epuds | PCOMI about the staircase in the executive o 3 2 A secor Tirana trealy of (mnd'l mansion, which the governor's | !4 Other thing <hip and arbitration in 1927 is re- danghter will descend as che pro- | garded as having put Albania finally | cveds to the cathedral, only a short The wedding will see a reunion of the governor's tamily, scattered sinee | UV he came to the as his child homes of t Adjutant —An onion realm in its own right, In fact, half of the land under cul- o protection” of Italy and | nia of Italian military | ¢ of Serbian opposition. | e that time Ahmed Zogu was ted to have worked successful toward his goal and everything was now considered to be ready for | ¢4, changing the constitution gubernatorial office n married and made | N n vegetables of the entire | < on 83, lilie on 65 Kighty-nine of th 3 S R e s Strike of Pullman Car fing. Gen. AT Part owners an Porters Is Postponed | vernor's | They own 265 hor nd New York June 8 —(Pr—A | with massed | 1,123 pig ratened strike of 11,000 Pullman | national guard flags, and the stars — v oporters and maids, called for and “stripes intermingia AL Three Taught School stional zuard will flash, W noon today, has bLeen mdefimtely | 5 = postponed ! Together for 30 Years, A Phiin Randolpn stfield, Ve & —(Pi— | the Brotherhood of & Porters, in mal s ment zaid th, ferred on th organizer of | oping Car | the annou frike was de- advice of William t of the American I"ederation of Labor, who held that | : T | Miss Ehzabeth F Attwood, now cconomic ditions were unfavor- | I the only living n =1 of the group, | able to such a strike ) ¥ V45 of fe - ation after he. | The union leaders also were deep- | the chuy | Westfield izh schoo!, will - Green, pre Ihee from servies he | 1V disappointed he fatlure of the ! 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