New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 26, 1928, Page 30

BVARIITANS |7 = = L E S e ) RALRADS SHOW 325 5 R SRR, e oy The returns come in accumula- |the voter of any other han s mm m."lm Ridgefleld, Oct. 3¢ (UP)~—Pub- road's surplus totaled $19,5¢ that VOTE |2 i P o, s o o e GREATER EARNINGS | ccrm seamaomers s 5 220 s P first rt 1 a given county is|faith in the accuracy of ] 9 Y i 2 ; llkelynt:obt rl:‘:l onl‘y‘ eone precinct. | ciated Presa, the unparalieled fa- a share against $19.52. Services of Frank Riley and Joseph m":;'r.rry' her' m Mm- — The next may carry four more, but | cilities of which enable it to give I - s By e MW‘WP. — - | th L f its members newspa- s Huge Machinery of Man and e e - totul for il 1ive pre. | pers » aervice which for _combined Two and OneHall Per Cent|Senator Robinson Ending el g her ner 7 cinctay speed and accuracy are not equal- G mw n Yfll‘ Ago Clmpnllll Tl'ip Nov. 3 Two sewer department foremen |“hatsoever,” he declared at his th n in th Sy 'in Gm Rm Show Latest Totals ‘l‘::”l:{ any other ugency 6 Duluth, Minn., Oct. 26 UP—8ena- | .0 dropped from the city payroll home here, “and I think I'd De one 0 . As these progressively — more The 193¢ Election tor Joe T. Robinson announced here | yo4,y gue to the fact that the sewer of l'“::u‘:‘:lr)(mll ;_‘l:“trl"l:.mm'. ¢ s | comprehensive figures come from | rhe 1324 and 1920 elections New York, Oct. 26 U — The |1208Y that ho will close his cami- |y opriations have been exhausied. || FAITY 16 Mim Fartr mas NaT X : 3 . Geed for | cach dounty into tabulation head- | wore sweeping victories -for the e : = vaign tour In Clarksburg, W. Va. |y foremen leaving the city em- |yar on 10 o 008 BRCCMENE CF &3 . New York, Oct. 26 UP—Need OF | |uarters, the preceding report 8| cuocoesen) candidates, but the 1916 firat 25 railroads to report Septem- | o ga(yrday, November 3. Immed- ploy are Frank Riley and Joseph | Avenbe pres y prompt returns on every presiden- | o) o4y the latter. Thus the | vote was not. Early In the evening ber earnings had net operating in- 'jately after an address there he will MiLahs Both of 'whom wore ap- | F A8 3 tial election has been accentuated |y 50 : 1o tals | 1t cocon 4 | come of $56,869.000, an increase of | yeturn to Little Rock, ATK. for & J J : ated | lly sheets shiow the latest totals | i\ geomed as though Charles Evans bt eriine - PRACTSCIS BN MANY & this year, and for lhe._flrlsg fime | from each counts. Hughes had swept the election, 2 1-2 per cent over the like month | jemocratic rally and homecoming at Ithaca, N. Y. Oct, 26 (UP)—The : T"':fi'ffil'c'fignpx?:m.fif-"m“ffi"'; The county returns are entefed [;n even some of the supporters of last year, When;sh:s;"(::; 'fi"'vl:: which he will make & !l‘nnl l-vn;‘ll MERCHANTS ASK INJUNCTION |Cornell foofball team proved pro- Sale 0 the'wion. e Valla |08 Mheets’ prepared for thelrt oo Weodrow Wit were wiling e s S 1o o Yoters over & mational 183l | “Xorwich, Oct. 26 UP—Tweaty-five | icient at handling a slippery foot- ®uth® and some of the hitherto | CCPUOD I advince Lath STEE \to concede Bs defeat. But The | The increase resulted primarily 0 BT local merchants today became party |ball in the rain yesterday in the last M A “rock ribbed republican” states | (0T handles from 20 0 89 cg Associated Press would not an- ! A = plaintiffs in an injunction _suit |practice here before the Princeton il B e Calike boen | but only on one or two “raccs” | ouncea result because the returns from igher operating eficiency as | FIRE CAUSES $100 DAMAGE |plaintifia in an niunction Buf {pract :’:ou;';; h:’l:"!"‘m";l‘a‘:h alike been gt is, it both state and n: | \ere not complete enough to make the Soptember cross operating In-| Damage estimated at $100 was |/F0 :u {0 sbcier. oot gl “Two main considerations apply | OffiCt8 2rg at stake. the Ul fia mathematieal certalnty of the come, totalling $224,002,000, %as [done by fire at the home of JOhM |, city, asking the court o issue| FILMS WANT POLITICIAN to the election reports of The As- |G VUSs BHOTE | SR (I keg | HltUBLOR. o8 Inter It became evi SalSRE i e e nont el hoe. trom | 41 Injunction restraining these de- | parls, Oct. 26 (UP)—The French sociated Preas — accuracy and |, - | . . ] sk e £ | #ttesnoon, clectric appliances. Minister of Labor Andre Tardieu, $.0f dos mob nply pvendelibera- | R ats of 90|0R the ,Cfll fornia vote, an | were less marked than in Auxll' + | ceived at 1:58 o'clock, answered by Married women of middle age | younger deputies. has received an tion 'in_ the amembling and distri. | 1ot 100 2N WUt I 0 UHECL , Istate was close. The Asscelated |When the groms for all roads was|No, 3 truck and Co. No. 5. At 2:03 | rrice WOMER O PO SEC |80 M8 o into the movies. Ho ia . o -1 s, therefore, three ta - | Pre [l vy ve 5 very human possibility for | Sk o p 1 2 5 : | , 215 at Chestnut an anley streets trary, every n p hility keep track of the mounting fig: ty. Couriers were sent into thel DEPUTY CHIEF E. F. BARNES |cent. The September gross for the lana other companies responded. - ‘fast work is carefully charted in ad- o8 on"1he presidential vote, threa ; i | ures es . mountains to find out how the scat- sy 2 % o : %) " ) i vence, | more on the governorship and se' 1O0 L T e had voted. Special| First Deputy Chief Eugene 25 roads shows a substantial in- :here was a lively blaze for a time, s . ional But accuracy is, of course the g, telographic circuita were set up and | Barnes of the fire department is ob- Crease over ,‘he" August gross, (he strong wind fanning it while sine qua non of such figyres. In-| ooy an (hese tabulation sheets, |t SEERLE LEECC Y mployed to | 3€rving the ¢2nd anniversary of his Which was $215.013,000. the firemen fought to prevent it 3 7 | caleulable harm would result from | ycams and subdivisions are dupli- | (g "0 o' ang operate adding | 4PPointment to the ranks. He sery-| Several railroads reporting their | from spreading. < dissemination of erroneous returns | cyted. They work from the same (0L BHEEE R eT o umns of | through several positions before financial condition at the end of the St S : and hence much of the emphasis ycrurns as the first set of figure | WAChI being promoted from the captaincy first 9 months of the year announce | AUXILIARY PLANS WHIST * of the machinerv is placed on that ' jandlers, but independently of | "8 TG Liioion pregident Wilson | ©f Hook & Ladder No. * 1o his pres- |increased net operating income | oy gice quiliary of the Boys' : important factor. them. Their results are compared e flower | €Nt place and is one of the oldest |over 1927, The system fakes. care of the only when & fotal is required. 1f | W% Walting aboard the Wavflower | o fghters in the state, in point of | The Pennsylvania reported $54.- | vesult in each precinet or clection the two totals do not agree there [ “oo i of the campaign. All | Years of service. | 517,447 against $82.530.835. division of a state. Generally the [js instant comparison of entries | . \weqnesday the revised re-| A8 first deputy chief, he is In| Net operating income of the county i used as the initial unit jand a eheck back if necessary of |yl o ctuated, Then finally came | charge of the department in the ab- | Great Northern railtead was $18,- and special correspondents. with | the original figures. This may sence of Chief W. J. Noble, and|$55,706, compared to $17.407.246 a club met yesterday afternoon and appointed committees for the an- I nual whist party to be held on Sat- urday afternoon, December 8. Mrs, E. B. Stone, the president, was G. F& g Co. © | the “flas intimate knowledge of their home pack to the county or the preeinet | wjjicoilia gos for Wilson.” also has charge of the training of | year ago. 3 ?'}lnlt\-g‘ "(m-lis:fl:fi:-mfi with the Free Telephone Service From New Britain efounlios; sane ifued jin oach coult laeporie And that is where the | gy, Mayfiower started down the [the various companies. He has for| Minngapolis & St Louls reported ' “\HS SNEIA: 00R Call 3500 . Douse with felephoncs und assi | accuracy comes in. | Potomac, for President Wilson knew |& number of years heen secretary | $74,972 against a deficit of $137,- |11 g o ion o and Clares MO ] ants to gather and forward the| Tabulating Returns | : ) said |of the Firemen's Pension & Relicf | 402 in the same 1927 period. | H. E. Parker, i Mrs . : WAL EAE B (onand. holc o s | that when The Assoclated Press said 402 in (he same 1927 period [ cott and Mrs, L. b. Slader candyi 4 ling place, -hamiet or city ward in. tipnlate returns from at least part | doube. Mrs. W. 1. Booth and Mrs. How- ports 33,620,074 against $2.679.527.1 . 4" pruemmer, punch; Mrs. E. L. Maine Contral railroad’s $520.- | Warren and Mrs. W. E. Parker, | 983 is equal to $3.40 net incpme a | reservation of tables, and Mrs. E.| share on 120,071 common shares. |13, Sone, prizes. : the county, - of the From . this first gathering place the figures go fo a nearby town where a cincts in every county £ te within three or four ' sPOLLI ter the polls close, Such | rgic center” Nas | idely distributed ports usually | leen established.. This is a relav jngicate whether the state has gone em it is possible to|he had won there was no room for | association, ‘ The Wheeling and Lake Erie re- | | E UNDERGOES OPERATION Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 26 (®—M . M. Butler, sister of Genera | Pershing, was operated on this (OMPared to $476,152 or $3.02 a IS” AT THOMPSONVI The Political Follies will play to- | night following a democratic rally at statlon_ charged with the duty of | geioeratic or republican. *Fut The | {he Franklin 'v)“‘:_:"::hl'n"fron:i‘::::;;nmrninx for gall bladder troulle, COMMON shave in the 1927 period. | ¢ a few drops of olive oil are | Tosping In foch with a dozen or Press does ot an. | ot THE BAse Bl 8 orcleck, | Her physician said her condition | The Canadian National reports [added to the water when washing T Rl et I o that esult s @ fact WD aking the (rip by automobile bus, | a8, gopl (Con Toraring il ar- | 31803 n:lktsazns&‘x;.;':.n‘n‘::“n..c | cinanain jenther glotes they will not toes.” Generally the comunmica- | s heen dissipated. | The rally is to be a gathering of £ P hio announces ne ¥ SUfr. tion between the county scat and | Tt js a simple matter to flpv“,;vlvn\o{-rat_u from cities and towns in jts strategic center is by tolephone. | this system o the mation with the |the district of Thompsonville. . e Lt ek ks the te gieteaks woe | T heaniee ol Siow st turns from the zone centers o the | 145,000 miles of 1leased wire oper-| TWACHERS' MEETING TODAY tabulation headquarters for the ¢n- ated by The Associated Press fn| New Haven, Oct. 26 (M—The ap i tire state. A leased wire, cither [the continental . United States car- [nual fall one-day meeting of the & i telephonic or telegraphic. hooks ry the state totals throughout the |Connecticut State Teachers' associ- a 2 i Bn q up the strategic center 1Managers naiton, The telephone, the fele- |ation opened today with sessions | * vith the clection force which pro- graph, the radio, scarchlight sig- |in Bridgeport, Hartford, New Lon- -7171 INC 2-nn HARTFORD 5 "o, S duces the totals that are hez dinals and the printed pages of tlw|don and New Haven. Prominent over the radio, seen on theater|newspapers inform the American ' ecducators addressed the gatherings. —ETHEL— D Tine ‘?fl QYiow ; ¢ WHEN THE. /R00M MATE.. i %i'\. ANS LOUD-MOUTALO : USHTORG ~ Rich]y Furred COATS Moderately Priced |4 Saturday—A Sale of 100 Higher Priced HATS at $3.00 .. A sale that both teachers and school girls will welcome with joy! There are the sports and tailored styles that are so essential. 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