New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 28, 1928, Page 10

GARNIVAL T0 BOOM | FIRE HOUSE FUND Newington Volunteers to Hold Outdoor Fete in Fall Newington, July 28—An innova- tion in the efforts of the members of the Newington volunteer fire de- partment to raise funds tor the building tund of the department, will| be made by the holding of val on September 10 and which are now bewn at which the affair , has not as yet, n is headed harge of the . Hale has ann pointment of the following charge of the details of Prizes, Charles L. Bovington treshments, Carl Twitchell Leslie N. Hale; erection of ho Arthur Rov Merls Mor: W. Bacon and publicity, Prescher. Mr. Hale is the entertainment commi thur J. Prescher, Leon W. Bacon.! MAID OF HONOR land topples down embankment. Their husbands escaped injury. | Manchester — Mre. Henry Lord, theater employee. fights off would- |be bandit and saves day’s receipts lof $300. Harold Lindbacher. a lechool boy, is arrested later for at- |tempted theft. | Storrs—Announcement is made of appointment of Miss Mildred P. French as dean of women at Con- | Inecticut Agricultural college. suc- |ceeding Mrs. Gladys Hendrickson, | resigned. | | Storrs—Major Paul L. Ranson, U. S. A. resigns as professor of mili- tary science and tactics at Connecti- cut Agricultural college when war || department orders call him to | Washington to write history of | World war, Hartfordi—Supreme court of er- rors upholds Fairfield superior court in granting divorce to Duchess Elsie Moore Torlonia from Duke Don Marino Torlinia of Rome y. The {right of the duchess to residence separate from that of her hushand was one of the points of appeal and the court of crrors ruled that she had that right. Norwich—Peter Carlo, 4. a farm {hand is gored to death by a bull on Rockville, Thursday night. Bridgeport — Freight car loaded [ With 250 halt barrels of illegal beer is seized by prohibition agents half an hour after being shunted into |railroad yard here. Hartford—Beniamino Riccio, op- eratic baritone who was arrested by State Policeman Lloyd Eukers for reckless driving just before the of- | ficer was killed in a motor accident, offers to give benefit recital for Eukers, Council Committee Hears Claim for Tar on Dress The claims committee of the {common council gave a hearing last to Mrs. William Kramer of nour street on her claim for tion for damage to her coat and handbag caused on May 15, when hot tar was blown from a large Ivat as she was passing the corner of South Maia and Whiting streets. A man engagec in preparing tar for use on the pavement had lifted the cover of the vat as she was pass- ing, and it was impossible to avoid the tar, she said. The committee {deferred action. | Josepn sinatra of 267 Myrtie street, a barber, rlaimed $12.50 for |a broken spring on his car, caused |by striking a hole in the roadw {on Myrtle street in April. SAY CALLES WIL QUIT IN DEGEMBER (Eflorts Will Be Made to Change His Mind Mexico City, July 28 (P—Intimate friends of President Calles say that he told them he will retire from the presidency on December 1. It appeared probable today that efforts would be made in some quar- ter to induce him to change his mind. Should these fail, it was | thought that Governor .aron Saenz, |of the state of Nuevo Leon, would |succeed to the presidency to which | the late General Alvaro Obregon was elected. There had been some doubt as to whether the proposal that Calles be named provisional president for a two year term until an election could be held would be legal. The deci- sion of President Calles not to suc- ceed himself served further to clear the political atmosphere. The question of presidential suc- {cession will not be taken up until September when congress convenes n its regular session. The special The com- | session opening today will not deal |mittee voted to recommend that he| with the question of succession. federal commissioners rather than by elected mayors and aldermen. Followers of Louis Morones, resigned Secretary of labor and leader of the labor party, have controlled the elections in the federal district and in Mexieo City and local government has been largely in their hands. With the Obregonistas controlling the appointments in the future the labor will have little or no repre- sentation. Other amendments to be consider- ed reduce the size of the chamber of deputies by one-half and place the appointment of all judges in the hands of the president. NAVAL WORK 10 BE SHOWN ABROAD Scientists’ Inventions Will Be Exhibited in Spain New York, July 28 (#—The Unit- ed States navy department's recent contributions to nautical science and to the advancement of safety at sea will be exhibited at the in- ternational exposition at Seville, Spain, opening next March. Prominent in the exhibit of the used by ships and aircraft, includ. ing devices that helped Commander Byrd on the North Pole flight. The observatory will also demonstrate how the correct time is transmitted to ships at sea and to observatories in other countries. Accurate models of the light cruiser Richmond, of -the subma. rine V-1 and of the latest types of naval planes will be exhibited. The fathometer, which takes depth &oundings by sonic methods, and the newest types of wireless send- ing and receiving apparatus devel. oped by the navy will also be shown, ‘The navy department is one of 23 government agencies that are preparing graphic exhibits and demonstrations for the ‘exposition, in which the governments of all the. South and Central American republics are to participate. The purpose of the display is to cement friendly relations between Spain and Portugal and the states of the western hemisphere. Thomas E. Campbell, former gov- ernor of Arizona, is head of the United States commission arrang- ing for this country's participation. ACCEPTS INVITATION Mexico City. July 28 (A—The foreign office announced teday that Mexico's acceptance of the league of nations ‘invitation te attend the forthcoming economic congress doe: not mean any change in Mexico’ department will be the new charts [attitude toward the league. Mexico Amendments Con.e Up of the coast of Cuba and the Gulf |does not desire admittance to the The so-called Obregol. amend-|of Venezuela. The Cuban ehoreline |lcague, Friday evening. A ments to the constitution will ble the is now being surveyed hy two na- ment, RS o > | | Hartford—>Motor Vehicle Commis- | Rumor has it that “Lena" Principal business of the special ses-|val vessels, and it is expected that N = eral important items will |sioner Robbins B. Stoeckel declares ! Blackburne is just temporary |Sion. These amendments are expect- | additional data resulting from this LONGEST HOMER FOR GULLEY sidered. Chie? among 1 that his department is working on manager of the White Sox and |€d to reduce further the influence of [as well as the recently completed [ 1he longest home run ever proposal to have a fire sir problem of legislation to guard that another will be appointed the labor party. to which the Obre-|survey of the Gulf of Venezuela [fmacked inside the Montreal park swifoh installed in h'”“" against loading of passenger-carry- later. Derrill Pratt, the former |gonistas are opposed, will add materially to the safety of | was made several days ago by Oute Valley branch of the South ing vehicles such as the one which Tiger star who is now managing| One of these amendmests gives|ships traversing those waters. tielder Gulley of the Montreal England Telephone Co. a |overturned killing three boys and |the Waco Texas League club, is in | Mexico City and other towns in the| The Naval Observatory will shew |club, His hit won the game that e e et | bringing injuries to many more in 'line for the job, so the story goes. |federal district a government by tvpes of navigational instruments |da ort will be made on the dee :yrtho Wilbur Land Co. of Boston | te the department, of the 25 feet of land in the rear of the property. Charles L. Boyington and Ch the Everett James farm in Plain- be given leave to withdraw, | field. | the next meeting of the dep | | PERHAPS IT WILL BE PRATT The last of a series of ice and cake sales under the auspicr Ladies' Aid society of the § : :!":‘};’."": Congregational ~church | Miss Di Cerbo of Washington street is spending the week was held yesterday from 5 to 8in New York City. She will be maid of honor at the wedding oclock. Mrs. Emily Rowland and| tomorpow of Miss Lena Di Cerbo, formerly of New Britain. Mrs. Lena Oshorne were in charge. WS T FLASHES' OF LIFE: RICKARD TELLS ick street, Maple 3 ; ;E:érd;irgmm the Boy Scout camp SINCLAIR HOW COME THE BIG Loss tWilliam Barrows, son of Mr. and P . 3 o Mrs. C. §. 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J. ¢ 28 (P— Relapetn o 1 ducing orchestra co and neither polyzamy nor fez is le- small party of scientists is planning [ bo S tory where limestone is still being S RO A o made. Centreville cfers to lose his pants rather than Richard Montgomery Ficld of the | York. pohitical King, Mrs, flying devil dog. Advices from Ni- Princeton University geology de- | { kob, mother ) caragua are that a dozen rebels hung n DI o) e a trol came along. New York Zoolegical society and ! s : aviation pa Dr Charles Fish, director of the developed ou e ned [ The rebels fled leaving the rents ences. 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