New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 28, 1928, Page 11

N. Y. DELEGATION RETAINS DIGNITY Maintains Poise During Demon- ‘stration for “Al" Smith Houston, Tex., June 28 (A—Gov- ernor Smith's New York delegation kept its dignity on straight all the way through the turbulent demon- | stration following the placing of its candidate’s name before the demo- cratic convention. The policy of poise at any cost stood up under a severe strain. With a fight in front of them, a scuffle behind them, and surging crowds yelling praises of “Al Smith,” on both sides, most of the| 94 delegates remained in their | places, some sitting and some stand- ing, while the demonstration went on. Leaders of the movement for the nomination of the New York Gove ernor announced before the conven- tion opencd that they had come to NEW BRITAIN'DAILY HERALD, THURSDA\:, JUNE 28, 1928, LOCAL DELEGATES ARE ANNOYED AT STORRS State Police Summoned to Pug Ob- noxious Callers at Church Conference to Rout. \“Beehive” Reconds Anmals (Special ta the Herald) Storrs, June 28 — State were called in last night in an effort | to end disturbances which have been created, apparently by men" from ! Willimantic, about the Connecticut Agricultural college buildings during the past week. Several nights ago a group of vandals sprayed the con- tents of several fire extinguishers through the windows of a boys' dor- mitory and ruined the bedding in a number of rooms. Last evening sev- eral men posted themselves in trees | opposite Holcombe hall, a girls' dor- | mitory, and shouted annoying re- | marks at the young women in the | building. | A conference of boys and girls from the various Congregational | churches in the state is being held here at the present time. Confer- | ence officials say they were unable | to get any action from the local au- | thorities, and last night state police | The their hooks. |since Faculty Supervisor Jesse N.B. .. YEARBOODK WAKES APPEARANCE vanice | 1908 Classes—Sallee in Gharge “Beehive,” the Scnior High school’'s year book made a belated appearance yesterday afternoon at the school and many of the gradu- ates called at the school to claim This is the first time Miss Amy C. Guilford and her pic- ture is on one of the first pages. Miss Marjoric Young was editor- in-chief. MANY ON VACATION Business and Professional Women's Club Members Will Spend Sunumer in Various Place, of Many vacation plans, including trips to Europe, extension course in universities, and trips to places in this country are included the many which now occupy the attention of members. of the Business and Fro- fessional Women's club. Miss Kate Ryan, state and a member of the New Britain club, will attend the national con- vention in New Orleans nest month. {She will he New Britain's delegate. Miss Ruth Larson and Miss Ruth Anderson will hs on trip: Miss Anna Fobe at New York universit ion Hoar will study at on uni- versity; Miss Elizabeth Leghorn will study at New York university, and Miss Agnes Warner will visit in | thode Istand. D. president European will study | SCHOOLS INCREASE {Envollment Jumps From 119 t { 185 in Three Dags, Is Report Miss Mar- ey [ry church are making bean :mg}u.q church at 19 South High etreet, jsames and aprons for children of by Rev. George H. Miner. Mrs. |the outlying country districts. The |Rawlings was Miss Allie A. Keeney girls are making the bean bags and {of South Windsor. Both Mr. and the boys are making the wooden |Mrs. Rawlings arc now 75 years of frames and stands. The juniors at|age. i!h-k.s(::nl.]‘y".\h,mo al church are| mp Rawlings served the city in [Jpaking doll turnitarc, - tovs, and|pany different ways and after his {doll clothing for children in the par- | soryice in the Spanish-American {i=h of Rev. Mr. Gilbert, Who i$ &|\war he was made chief of police, {Rome missionary in Connecticut and | on April 1, 1900 and held that posi. [overs couniry and mountain dis-|ijon for 22 years. Before enlisting cts w 10Te are no churches. | po \uq at times foreman of a hook The pri the same church | i : > lare making scrap books and heaqs|™"? 14dd¢r company and a deputy for the crippled children at New- ington and scrap books for the local lcspital | | The community vacation church schools which opened their 1928 sea- | {son Monday with an enrollment of {119, yesterday showed an attendance S of 135, according to Dwight Skinner, 3 {superintendent. | WEDDED FOR 51 YEARS The attendance is divided as fol- | lows: Eighteen i the primary de- partmient at the Swedish Bethany lehurch, 51 juniors at the Trinity M E. chure and 70 juniors and | primarics at the Stanley Memorial church. look appetizing, taste walue too when may Pormer Police Chief Rawlings and | Mrs. Rawlings Quictly Observe | Anniversary of Their Marriage, The primary children at the Swed- Former ( lish Bethany church making | 1tawlings anc |scrap books and health booklets for cd quivily t the Ellis Istand Welfare association | versary it which cares for immigrant arvivals ' in America. The juniors at the Trini- [the old pa if of Police William J. Mrs. Rawlings observ- ir Slst weddin are ir home ey W arried June of e First Bap- | | with R You can always depend on Rumford for perfect leavening and uniform results. Be sure to get RUMFORD sheriff. He also conducted a jewel- ry store for 27 years. Mr. Rawlings is prominent in local and state milj- tary circles and he was onc of a group of men who Phoenix Temple of Honor, 3 temiper- ance organization, and he and Col- onel A. L. Thompson, city clerk, are the only surviving charter members. The Schick test is & test devised by Dr. Bela Schick for determining a person’s susceptibility to diphe theria. Layer, Loaf and Cup Cakes have reel, ord. It Never Spolis \KING POWDER "™ were summoned from Willimantic to | work on the case. | About a dozen delegates and coun- | sellors from New Britain are attend- | ing the conference. Houston to get votes for Smith, not to attempt to set tolse-making rec- ords. That they were able to adhere :0 this policy when they must have santed to yell and parade un- oubtedly was a powerful strain on iheir composure. Farlcy Takes Time James A. Farley, chuirman of the Sew York etate athlctié commis- | lon, in his shirt sleeves, took his| ‘ime in coming out with #i: New fork standard, and when his towy! wing figure, six fect plus, swung nto line, half a dozen states were head of him. Only a few of his fel- | Officer Tanguay Taken l To Hartford Hospital Motoreyele Officer Alfred Tanguay who was thrown from his motorcycle | on Stanley street in collision with a | truck, Tuesday, underwent an exam- | ination by Dr. Paul P. Swett of Hart- | ford yesterday. Two bones in the | ankle were found fractured and lhr' officer was sent to Hartford hospital | - »ws marched with him. Louisiana | gor 4 few days' treatment. |Sallee took charge of the board of as an easy winner. in the rush to| {publication that the books were is- tad the parade. The standard hear- | lsucd after school was dismlissed. v from the Bayou state, vey G. | 1 3 X Sickness of board members during ield of Farmerville, was like @ Of Municipal Service the winter months accounted for mner on his mark. crouehed with| | W. Schultz began his 22nd |the delay. hand on the staff of his banner|term as a member-of the cemetery | Pictures of the mid-year and June ady to go When Franklin D.| committee yestcrday. He was first |graduates, of the athletic teams, the oosevelt reached his elimax With|appointed to that position by the school clubs, three-letter men, fra- the happy warrior, Alfred E.llate George M. Landers and has ternities. class night papers of the mith,” [served *under eix mayers. - Mr. two classes, and varlous contributed John W. Davis and Mayor James | Schultz is also a county commission- |articles of a comic nature are con- Walker stood on adjoining chairs | a post he has held for many ‘LHIH'(‘ in the bhook. 4 watched the paraders march | years. The book has been dedicated to “Jimmy"” wanted to know vhat's all the shouting abont " | onfident that only the formality | calling the roll of states remain- | to complete the nomination of | overnor Smith, the men in chi | t his campaign stood resolute in vir determination to haye little to | v on the subject of their expecta- | ns. { - Itoosevelt and George R, Van imee joined in a statement (h:a!! »v. Smith had offered no advice to | o convention or the resolution 'mmittee on the platform in UIIJ: aking. NOTY DORSER SUES | comfort spray cvery room every day & with Representing that, as an accom- | odation cndorser on a $500 note ven by Charles Gulbin to the New ritain Trust Co., he was required make good that amount to the wnk, Justin Poskus has brought it against Gulbin. A writ issued » Attorney Thomas J. Cabelus was rved yesterday by Constable Frank . Clynes. | L] JESSE D. 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