New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1928, Page 11

" PENN, IS SAFE " FOR REPUBLICANS * Hoover Has Lead of Over 600, 000 Yotes Philadelphia, Nov. 7 UP—Herbert Hoover's lead over Alfred E. Smith » in the contest for Pennsylvania's 38 electoral votes was belng increased further today. Returns from 5642 districts out of 8571 in the state gave Hoover a lead of 643,621. The vote so far receiv- ed was Hoover 1.391,429; Smith 741,808, Some Solace ‘While acknowledging defeat, democratic leaders had some solace in knowing that Gov. Smith had rolled up more votes than any pre- vious democratic candidate in Penn- sylvania. In so doing the last mem- ber of the Vare family was elimi- nated as a legislative representative of the people of Philadelphia as Mrs. Flora 8. Vare, sister-in-law of Willlam 8. Vare, was defeated for reelection to the state senate. The republican victory carried United States S8enator David A. teed back to Washington to suc- ceed himself. Matthew Patterson received word in his cell in the Philadelphia coun- 1y jail that he had been reelected a member of the house of representa- tives of the state general assembly. He received a five year sentence for graft disclosed in the recent police and political investigation in Phila- delphia. He has appeale' his case to the state superior court. Willlam Boyd Smith, another member of the Philadelphia republi- can delegation to the lower branch of the general assembly who is un- » der indictment on similar charges, also was reelected. . FIERCE FIST FIGHT FOLLOWS ELECTION (Continued from First Page) - | they gave, but George Bucholz testi- fied that “a thick set Italian fellow™ punched him and knocked him across the street. Buchols was on Main street when the first disturb- ance occurred and walked around in the wake of the principals, he sald. Daniels, however, accused Bucholz of being in the fight. “8ergeant MAIL ORDERS —Add 1l¢ for - ers must be Satur- Genuine FRENCH The World’s Most Popular from the wonderful Buy this $3 Bottle of Wonderful Perfume For 98¢ Porfume comes flower dunryanou{l‘:rn- in & beauti- ful Gift Package. for persomal and gift giviag. Packard Drug Co. Arch and Walnut Sts. Monroe Pharmacy Arch and Monroe Sts. Feeney testitied that Buchols at no time said anything to him about be- ing punched, but Buchols insisted that he had complained to the ser- geant. He said the young men in the automobile were not to blame for the disturbance, and when Prosecut. ing Attorney Woods tried to conclude his story and call another witneas, Bucholz told him to “wait just a minute, sir, I'm not through.” After Judge Saxe heard Daniels, Hayes, Alfano, Buchols, Lindquist, Sergeant Feeney and Harold Nelson described the affair, he said had the picture well in mind and 1§ was his opinion that Daniels caused the fight. ‘There would have been no trouble had Daniels not followed the other car, he said. There was a breach of the peace, but it was not serious, he sald, and he discharged all but Daniels, in whose case he imposed a fine of $5 without costs. Kicks in. Shins James Corbett, aged 33, of 308 14th street, New York, formerly of New Britain, admitted, that he was intoxicated at Main and East Main streets shortly before 1 o'clock this morning. According to Officer Cornelius Keough, Corbett was kick- ing others in the shins and other- wise annoying them. Corbett asked that leniency be shown him and he promised to take the first train he could get for New York. He came here Monday on ac- count of the election. He did not want a fine imposed because he could not pay it and he knew nobody in New Britain from whom he could borrow. Judge Saxe suspended judgment and told Corbett to leave drink alone and keep out of trouble. “Don’t come back here again, Cor- bett,” Prosecuting Attorney Woods warned him. “Indeed I won't,”” Cor- bett replied. “Don’t ‘worry about that, We'll never have a chance to vote for Al 8mith again.” SOUTH DAKOTA2-1 FAVORING HOOVER But Democrat Leads In State's| Gubernatorial Election Pierre, 8. D, Nov. 7 (UP)—Re- turns from 1,108 of South Dakota's 1,899 precincts today gave Hoover 156,236; Smith 72,027, Governor W. J. Bulow, democrat, had a majority of 10,000 over John G. Sumption, farmer-labor candidate for governor. e READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1928 T o — BT A CALIFORNIA ROLLS | FLORIDA MAY GO 10 REPUBLICANS 6. 0. P. Leading in Southero State By 15,000 Jacksonville, Fla., Nov. 7 (P — Their normal ballot boosted by an army of “Hoover democrats,” repub- licans apparently have been able at last to wrest Florida from her place in the solid south, maintained for |{more than 50 years by sweeping democratic majorities. tabulated, the vote was Smith 56,- 171, Hoover 71,782. KENTUCKY SWAMPS GOVERNOR SHITH Gives Hoover Largest G. 0. P. Yote in History Louisville, Kg., Nov. 7 (UP)—The greatest republican wave in the his- tory of Kentucky politics carried the Hoover-Curtis ticket to victory by a margin which rested today af 165,546, Returns are missing from 281 of the 4,096 precincts but as these are all republican strongholds the total when received will swell the Hoover majority unbelievably. The vote for the state now stands: Hoover 529,337 and Smith 364,791. The republican landslide swept before it five democratic congress- men. In eleven districts the repub- lican party seated nine in the housc of representatives. tZNIOR H. §. NOTES With 556 precincts out of 1,263 REGRETTING ELECTION Would Have Been Pleased to See Catholic President But Likes Hoover. Rome, Nov. 7.—(UP)—The Holy See learned of the election of Her- bert Hoover without surprise or re- gret, according to a semi-oficlal note issued by the Vatican today. “The election of a Catholic candi- date would certainly have been a matter for the greatest satisfaction, | but this does not mean that the Holy | Bee is displeased with the success of Herbert Hoover, whose attituge to- ward the church has always been highly jpectful,” the note said. It was pointed out that the Holy | See has been constantly and definite- ly alien to electoral contests, con- sidering.them purely internal affairs of the United States. The note recalled that Hoover met Popes Benedict the fifteenth and Pius the eleventh when he passed through Rome en route to central Europe in connection with children’s relief work. It was remarked the Holy See has always efficiently co- operated with such wonks. HOOVER APPEARS MARYLAND WINNER 'Has Lead of Over 50,000 On Gov. Smith Baltimore, Md., Nov. T.—(UP)— | Twelve hundred and thirty-five pre- {cincts of 1295 in Maryland with | Baltimore complete, gave: Hoover 297,902; Smith 221,494, For U. 8. | senator: Goldsborough (r) 259,134: Bruce (d) 215,612, RED MEN IN SESSION The speclal sale of students’ |tickets for the New Britain High school-Hilhouse High game at Me- morial field Jaturday afternoon will be held at the local high school to- day, tomorrow and Friday, in room 30t The mancgement expects large attendance. \ special time schedule was ob- served this afternoon at the school b-cause of faculty departmental meetings. The lower class of the Senior High will hold its regular Thursday morning assembly tomorrow morn- inz during the opening period. Ll Mattabesett Tribe, L. O. R. M., was host to Arawanna Tribe of Middle- |town, Ar >whead of Ha.tford and |Wonx of Southingtor Arrowhead |and Arawanna Tribes brought can- |didates for the Hunters' »nd War- ri .8’ degree, while Won- tribe as- |sisted in the work. Refreshments and a social hour followed the work with talks by visiting chiefs. At the next 1 ting of Wonx Tribe in Southington, the same | tribes will be present for the chief's | degree. Mattabesett Tribe will re- | turn the visit of Y7onx *'ribe and as- |sist in the work there. O -GREER-{ O -SRI 0 NN~ >0~ - S -GS G 3 DAYSONLY| Thursday, Friday and Saturday The Greatest Manufacturers’ Ad- vertising Toilet goods Sale in the History of This City. POSITIVELY NONE of these Narcissus and Both Representing a $5.00 Value for Face "DIRECT FROM FRAN oty el ' ilet Articles to enchast 3 e American lady. Never at this price. This i sale is made poesible by . .and we are our profits that you mey know and love these toilet geods as twe million ladies the world knew and thean lvan! of ‘wondere ful offer. Limit of thres wondertal . POSITIVELY NONE of thess preducts sold at this price afer Saturday Manufacturer’s Introductory Offer! Bring This Certificate and § o owr store and recsive a beautiful $5.00 gift package consisting of $3 size Exquisite Narcissus Perfume and $2.00 box of Narcissus De Luxe Exquisite Face Powder. FREE! Narcisens DeLuxe Face Powder. fectly exquisite, like the odor of picked flowers. GetThis $2.00 Box Exquisite Powder supreme achievement 8c UP HODVER VOTES Republican Party Now Has wo 000 Lead Over Smith | San Francisco, Nov, 7.—(UP)— ' With more than 60 per cent of the total vote counted, Herbert Hoover had increased his lead over Governor Alfred E. Smith to more than 400,- 000 early today. | The count from 5,558 precincts out | of 9,086 in the state gave Hoover 678.053; Smith 265,508. Senator Hiram Johnson, with 2.- {012 precincts reporting, had a lea of nearly 200,000 over his demo cratic opponent, Minor Moore. The | vote stood, Johnson 231,681; Moore ' 54,750, | BELOIN TEMPORARY | FORDHAM CAPTAIN Sweaters New Britain Athlete Acting As| Football Team Pilot Howard Beloin, who is playing his fourth £eason as a regular guard on th: Fordham university football team, is its acting captai- The reg- ular captain, Frank Smith, who de- feated Beloin for the honor last year has not been able to start as regu- lar this year. He is a tackle. Beloin is one of four New Britain boys who are on the varsity squad ‘lhll year. The others are Al Poli- |tis, end; Roger Scully, center; and lMan'on Zaleski, halfback. | Beloin received his athletic start at the New Britain High school where he played tackle on the 1924 state championship team. | H3 is a son of Jfr. and Irs. David Beloin of 122 Lyon street. FITCH-JONES CO. ~ American Hosiery Underwear Golf Hose Exclusive Agency For American Hosiery Knowing How to Dress—is Simply Knowing Where to Buy Mrs. Kenrcth R. Tuttle of 44 Pendleton “ad entertained four tables of bridge . an election party last evening. Mrs. J. H. Mikley was| winr _ ~f th> first prize for women, and Robert Chapman won the first prize for men. Guests were pres- lent from New Britain and Hart- ford, | : ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE “ For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified Adots. 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