New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1928, Page 8

By the Amociated Press. .-New York — An announcement recajved from one Herr Hoeberth, president of the Vinnese League for the Rights of Man, says that an in- ternational congress for wronged | husbands will meet in Vienna next| January. There will be protests! against what the league regards as| tyranny created by civilization in fa- | vor of women, such as alimony. i Glasgow — R. B. Cunnjngham Graham is ardent in the belief that | Scotland is for Scotchmen. “Why.” | he asked at a nationalist party dem- onstration, “should four million acres of our highland territories be delivered to American millionaires to exhibit their fat, white knees and | debauch the population with their dollars?" | Shanghal — The orchid, known | In Chinese classics as “The Flower of Kings,” has been adopted as the officlal flower of nationalist China, Princeton, N. J. — The boys who clear the road for the galloping ghosts or whatever Princton boys call football backs whose long runs bring cheers, are to get some pot- light. When the football season is over a silver cup 1s to be given Princeton’s best interferer. i Espinchal, France — There are 40 homes in this town and 34 auto- mobiles, Nearly every resident ped- | dles dry goods in ncighboring vil- lages. Miami Beach, Fla, — Shortly after | clection day W. K. Vanderbilt and bride are going around the world in | their yacht Ara to obtain rare speci- mens of sea life. They will be gone ht months, | Paris — A sun dial 150 years old | tias been discovered in a little uscd; apartment in the Palais Bourbon, where the chamber of deputies meets. It consists of copper nails on the original hardwood floor laid | when the Prince de Conde had an extension built to the palace. ~For | years the dial had been concealed by | a carpet. A small aperture let sun- | light strike the dial. ! Bahal, Brazil — Monkeys are be- | ing imported by the Rockefeller commission for the study of yellow | fever. The government is to permit 0 to enter monthly without duty. { New York — The theater is re-|jast “English politician” to hold that garded by the Rev. Dr. Harr, - A New Baby In The Family! Review your will occasionally to meet OF LIFE: CUP TO BE GIVEN PRINCETON INTERFERER 'BUTH PARTIES GLAIN MASSACHUSETTS' VOTE (Continued from First Page) son Fosdick as one of the great spiritual influences ot civilization. He gave his views at a meeting of the Church and Drama association. | Florence Nash, actress, said that the 'have supported him, to vote also for theater is not wicked and the church Smith. Like Smith, he always has is not dull. And she warned the reccived his greatest support from hurch against recommending a dull the larger cities, with thelr foreign play because it is moral. -olonies, their {industrial solonies, | o and their wet sentiment., The whole coterie of Irish-American leaders who are the officials of the demo- cratic party in the state have thrown themselves into the fight for the na- tional ticket with a flery determina- tion. On the basis of the record, the t consolation of the republicans lies in the regularity with which the state has persisted in voting the re- publican ticket nationally. Cleveland ould not break that regularity, and although Willon did get the elec- toral vote in the three-way split of 1912, it was by a minority vote. Four years ago, Massachusetts gave Cool- idge, her favorite son, two and a half times as 1any votes as she gave his democrat opponent. The vote then was 705 .9 for Coolidge, 280, 554 for Davis, and 141,225 for La Follette, There is a particular reason why the republican resistance in this state is far more than a matter of |* form. The republican organization is vastly proud of its traditions, and of the old New gland stock which went into their making. It is proud of the protective tariff. It is proud of the fact that a Massachusetts man now sits In the White House. It does not even like to think of the possibility that political domination might pass over to the leaders of the democratic party, and the state of Hoar and Crane and Lodge cast its vote for a democrat to succeed Calvin Coolidge. Much has been made of these things in the republican campaign. In particular, much has been made of the tariff and “Coolidge proaper- ity,” Mr. Hoover himself made these topics the theme of his address when he visited Boston, Gov. Smith, speaking here later, chaf- |lenged the validity of this argu- {ment, and the democratic speakers generally have been telling the vot- ers that the recent situation in the Massachusetts textile industry does not support a claim of prosperity. The republicans are keeping to the issue, however, declaring that what- ever depression the industry may have suffered is nothing compared to what would happen to it under the democrats, Among the textile workers, in par- icular, the republican prosperity | 4 New Haven — Berkeley Divinity school, founded at Middletown, in 1854 is formally transferred to this city with dedication of new home here. New Haven—Ogden L. Mills, un- der secretary of the treasu char- acterizes Gov. Smith as a spender and not a leader in speech at repul- lican rally here. Deep River—Augustine Lonergan, democratic candidate for U, §. sena- tor tells listeners here and at Clin- ton that farm relief is promised by both parties, but that the republicans have confined themselves to promises while the will act i elected democrats Danbury—Senator Hiram Bing- ham addressing republican rally here that it is evident the democra- tic party do°s not w what s going on in Nicaragua. He dis- cussed the foreign relations plank of the latter party Hartford—Persons inside polling places but not in hooths when hour to close polls is reached on Nov. 6 will not he cntitled to vote accord- ing to ruling of Attorney General t i t Wallingfo tents of h destroyed b Neil estate. Barn and its con- grain and machinery §20,000 fire on Lowell New Haven — Charles Swiderski i employe of ice company, drops 25 feet in elevator pit while changing able and is seriously injured. : RULE DEMAND Glasgow, Scotland, Oct. 30 (P— Home rule for Scotland was de- manded hy the Duke of Montrose, who is Lord Licutenant of Bute. shire, at a nationul party demonstra- tion last night. The Duke also said that Stanley Baldwin, prime minister, who was clected lord rector of Glasgow Uni- versity on Saturday, would e the bt HOM : post. family or financial conditions. In other words—you, your attorney and our Trust Officer should spend an hour together going over your will. Your attorney can quickly tell you if the arrival of a new baby calls for changes in°the legal structure of your will. Our Trust Officer can readily arrange financial protection for the youngster’s future. There's a winning combination for any estate—you, your attorney and your bank working together. THE MMERC ‘TRUSTCO. N AL leaders dispute the effect of jel state, speculation as to how solidly vari- of a cigarette will ald in keeping ous racial groups will come to lhnilup- at bay. What do YOU do when ‘he bowels need a clear up the condition with some for the blood. mankind has yet found. but does NOT weaken. You always need more on the mor- row. gentle influence carries need of any ald, as time goes on. plea has crossed with the demo-l upport of Smith. One important cratic advocacy of a modification of |group about which this speculation the dry laws. Many thousands of centers is that made u. of French- these workers are of foreign extrac- |Canadian Catholics. ~ Throughout tion, and opposed to prohibition. [New England, there has been a no- Many of them are Catholics. Among ticeable lack of affiliation between tiem, the Smith supporters hope to|the Krench and Irish Catholics. pile up majorities which the dry Trouble between them in Rhode Is- town and country precincts, where land resulted some years ago in a the democrats expect some defec-:public controversy of large propor- tions on both prohibition and re- tions. The French Catholics have ligion, cannot overcome. been traditionally republican, just Boston is looked upon as the as the Irish Catholies have bwn great Smith treasure chest of votes, | traditionally democratic. This time but the other industrial cities of democratic leaders say many of the the state are expected to help ma- | French will vote for Smith, but the terially. As a matter of fact, when | republicans declare the number will they talk for publication, the demo- | nOt be great enough to have an ap- crats now claim every city in the Preciable effect, | state, including republican Worces- ter and Springfield. cans pronounce these claims ridicu- lous, although they are prepared to | see an enormous outpouring of | Political workers have not found The republi- |t casy to trace out the effects of all |of'the racial and religious influences which have come into the under- Party | currents of politics this year in ‘the | Massachusetts, Which makes it more than ordinarily difficult to Smith strength in Boston. very great increase in this year's "llflr‘l!lon. which added to the vot- | Predict precisely what the rtate will rs' lists In every county in the|d0 at the ballot box a week from The increase in Boston was | today. more than 60,000, There ,also is disagreement and It has been found that the smoke What Doctors Say About the Laxative Habit little assistance? If you axative made with CASCARA, there s nothing better for the system— But if you don't KNOW the laxa- ive you have learned to depend on s of harmless cascara, here’s some | ruly valuable advice: | The bark of a tree called cascara s the most marvelous conditioner It stimu- ates the bowel's muscular action A violent axative forms the laxative HABIT | 15| sluggish, take only a candy Cascar- et. Delightful to the taste, sweet | and acceptable to any stomach, and just as efficient as the powerful purges that fairly paralyze the peristaltic walls of one’s intestines | The only habit you'll get from Cas. carets is the one of guing weeks and months without ANY help of the kind. And when you do in- vokke their aid again, the same small dose suffices. Any doctor can [tell you about cascara; and any | druggist has the candy Cascarets. e — ‘With cascara, you don't. on some- imes for days. With less and less So. the very next time you feel CASCARE They Wurk While E S \ [\ T Use All Of Them Investments Vacation Clubs Mortgage Loans Christmas Clubs Savings Accounts Industrial Loans Foreign Exchange Checking Accounts Travelers’ Cheques Commercial Banking Personal and Corporate Trusts Safe Deposit Boxes and Storage 5% Industrial Certificates of Deposit Insurance and Real Estate (through the Commercial Company) 24-Hour Banking Through Our All-Night Rotary Depository Interest paid every 3 months on Savings Accounts WILLIAN ¥. SPINNEY 8alem, Mass., Oct. 30 UP—Willlam Franklin 8pinney, who was born here in 1853 and for 32 yeavs starting in 1874, served the Chinese govern- ment as commissioner of customs, died here late last night. Mr. 8pinney was stationed at vi SALESMAN ROBBED ew York, Oct. 30 (P—Two men 2 od Abner 8. Blumfield, & jew- elry salesman, in the hallway of his Bronx home today, knocked him out 'with & blow on the head, and es. caped with $17,000 worth of jewel- . Golden Brown Flaky-Light-Tender! Hot biscuits made with Rumford!...forany meal of the day. Always digestible when Rumford is used. And so quick to make— only 20 minutes from start to finish! Make and serve them often—but be sure to use RUMFORD BAKING POWDER MONROE STORES &« 286—290 MAIN STREET Quality Merchandise For Less NEW BRITAIN Wednesday Morning Specials Wome Chemise, Step-Ins, Lace Tai}ored with Flat Lock Seams WEDNESDAY SALE Beys’ Duplex Reversible SPORT JACKETS $1.98 A Real Value La Charmiene Box Stationery 24 Sheets of Paper—24 Children’s SCHOOL HOSE All Shades 12%c Panties, n’s Rayon Undies 50-. ONLY Bloomers. Trimmed, Women’s Flannelette i NIGHT GOWNS c New Lot Just Received box Lux TOILET SOAP cakes 19¢ Envelopes, Gold Edge pr. Monroe’s the Friendly Store Make yourself at home in our store. Come in and browse around the way you do in 8 book store. Look to your hearts content—You will never be urged to buy because we want you to feel at home in our store, whether you are just look around er *wish to buy. WATCH 286—290 MAIN ST. MONROE STORES . Quality Merchandise For Less’ NEW BRITAIN