New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1928, Page 4

NEWINGTON ARGUES T0 NAB GMBLING IPEASANTS CLAIM SHIP AT SAN PEDRO| bondage. The premier warned all| Yakima, . one of a dozen policemen, many of whom were ap- | towns to close its schools, was mod- pointed during the long regime of | crated yesterday to permit church the Bratianu brothers, that if they | services and motion picture shows attempted to interfere with election |for adults. Health officers here | the citizens they would be severely | learned that the doors of Seattle cal- lege had been closed to its 200 stu- OVER FIRE DEFT_ ™ punished. |dents, but the-eity - health commis- sioner, himself. confiped to bed, re- Rumanian Party Gets Sweeping |, e et sty made no wttemrt 50 i thae thé epidemic hero'was 3 i H candidates in the fural districts. | nOt “dangerous as yet." Yictory in Parliament | They cons eal f dleiriets Existence. They confined themselves to large| Spekane county in eastern.Wash- s Proven Bane of Its Town Meeting Postpones Pur- state and federal authorities for 30 cities and towns, where they hoped | inston. where mnine persons suc- chase of $10,000 Machine days, the barkentine Montalcone, sea the bourbeois vote would bring them | cumbed, has suffered the most. Newington, Dee. 13-4 s cial | going Monte Carlo which has been | Bucharest, Rumania, Dec. 13 UP— | at least 100 seats. The peasants pre- — Yown meeting was held last night in | drawing patronage from Los Ange-|The national peasants party today |dicted that the liberals would not Rumor Prince Carol the Grange hall to take action 10 4P~ es, was anchored today between the | claimed to have won a sweeping vic- | obtain more than a dozen mandates. | Al i in Vi propriate money for cGuiptient 101 sheri and the deep blue sea. tory in the national elections for the | Available returns indicated that rrives in vienna the Junior High school, upon fire |y iy ioe by heen turned on the |10Wer house of parliament. the peasants had ~swept Transyl-| Vierna Dec-13 (M—The Vienna protection for the town, aild 10 3¢ | 4y biing ship by a storm which| Early returns indicated that the | vania, the home of Maniu, and oth. | Stunde, discussing the Rumanian cept a piece of land 10 be Wsed &8 8 \(rocied the Blue Sea, a barge used |peasant government headed by Pre- |er areas that formerly were part of clections, today stated rumors were play ground. and_donatel A by S Monfalcone 4 way-stop for | mier Maniu would be confirmed in fthe Austro-Hungarian empire. | afioat. that former Prince Carol and Mary: Welles, . The IRLEE customers. The storm cast the | office. | Madame Lupescu had arrived in uRgeaidat 15 NI R S | Vienna, having left France a few : | days aso without stating their des- Welles moderato onias DATEC'S crew of five info the sea, tak- | Rumania had never known such a | [nfluenza Spreads o | oy i p of | INE the lives of two of them | peaceful election as was the first one o :lrs.nu:v ;M"::!_“ml D miient was| Deprived of this “dummy” stop for | held under the Maniu regime, which . On Pacific Coast "1\, 1. Gond, nowever, haa O O tion and was approved | pairons, which kept her outside the held only 46 of the 357 scats in the Seattle, Dec. 13 UP—Influenzady o nattg 1o verity their presence. without opposition. iction of the law, the Monfal- | parliament recently dissolved. c:mhnued to spread slowly over thHThrMom {he paper sald, the rumor | In the matter of fire protection a d to return t0| Peasants headquarters announced |Pacific northwést today, already| | gt e adceptid eutiously. resolution was offcred by Mr. Hale, | Fa8 - himaae thecus i the | that the liberal party led by former | having taken a toll of 13 lives. Few | = -— ToAnE for discussion and stating | 1w baffled until the storm eame (o Premier Vintilla Bratianu had made sections of Oregon, Washington and | PENN STATE CAPTAIN hat when the present fire ipment 115 aid, to deliver an ultimatum |a weak showing. The liberal p."),|ltlnl'x<z had not felt the disease, but! State College, Pa., Dec: 13 (UP) wae purchased in 1918 when th ¢ the ship comes into port, Dis- | held 328 seats in the previous hauaeA;‘:o“‘“fir:‘;‘;‘; ';";’i‘:;;d :;;“‘;l";l: ‘:;““: __Jackson A. Martin, tackle; was & 2 edly ONWY | ojocted captain of the 1929 Penn grand list of the town was about § : tis said, she will be Communists Lose 900,000 and the nt grand list is | sei v officers and the| The statement added that com- | fraction of the actual number sut- | gu0 foothall team yesterday. He is fering from the ailment. | $6.000,000, no further apparatus has gambling equipment, inc luding three munist candidates were severely been added to the town's equip-|roulette wheels, 31 bling tabels, | beaten and that Nicholas Jorga an A ban of public gatherings at et Atter some discassion Charlts slot machines, cards, dice, chips, and | Alexandru Averscu, who had joint Russell offered a motion that a all the other expe e paraphernalia | candidates of the people's national | recommendation he made 1o the of chance, will be confiscated. |party in the field, failed to gain a' town finance board that it appro-| In the face of this notice the Mon- |single seat. priate $10,000 to pur se a modern ) y W till riding at The polls were kept open three plece of apparatus. This Drought ! edro. No|and a half hours after the time they forth considerable discussion and the ¢ The ornite were due to close because the peas- matter was asked to be tabled. | da vilion was empty and the ants voted in such unprecedentedly Upon being put to a vote the mo- mbling rooms were bare. All hands | Jurge numbers. Millions of them took | tion was lost. T s citizen 6 sadn :aths of the | the opportunity to celebrate and asked if the firemen would state wWhy two barge deckhands. She was a|made gay excursions, dressed fn the siren had to blow on Sundiy «hip without a country facing a hos- their best Sunday sheepskins, white | morning during church ser tile port shepherd-like cotton costumes and ' peply wasiLhat on onoiQceas et 2 L T biblical sandals, to the polls. i were called out to put out a fire 3 cows under reg-| The peasants had had no such ! Bad started in his own back vard D o e Feol i@pduction in Cali- |freedom at the polls since before Useful Gifts Gal and had got beyond his control Al ro . | Rumania was freed from Turkish For Men, Women and Children >as endanging his own propert | \ Nathan C. Avery of Eim Hil ] . thought that a plan could be made | : to give the scveral sections of the DURING CHRI TMAS SHOPPING town better fire protection. at the ;j‘;fiififl{é‘{lfii&i St DON T NEGLECT YOUR COLD Here You Will Find the Sensible Gift AND SATURDAY LUGGAGE o : Everything bright and attractive at New He also advocated that a com- At Attractive Prices Britain’s popular new store. rom ‘5 to * the needs to carry out a better pro-| | Father Seraible gifts indecd, that will please every man and woman. Our gram and said that the center should John’s Medicine is ore adequate protection first. need m Best selection of luggage is most complete including all traveling Trunks, Hat Boxes. Boston Bags, Overnight Cases, all of finest genuine A committee of three to {nvestigate for Colds lcathers. In tan or black. was appointed by the moderator col Don’t get too busy doing your Christ- Hecadquarters for Stetson Hats, also our own make. ss Welles, who 1s fond of chil- licine, w e M W5 system at the same time giving prompt relief to the cold. Fath- sisting of Nathan:C. Avers, Charles | mas shopping and neglect the cold which 3 a rank Crane. | T 3 G ‘;“m‘: :n:zl r:lound o Ceqar | You are very likely to take in the over- street, cast of the Center school, | heated, crowded stores. Remember that dren and has ever had their weltare g S8 : CONN. HAT CO. dren and b ntended to have er John's Medicine does not contain alcohol or dangerous drugs. ; LA this piece of property for a play | i . ngerou ‘ R e ol ground left in her will, but it is her Used in 184 Hospitals and Institutions [ Sish now fo see the children and young people enjoy the benefits in her lifetime. 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Pl FANCY PILLOWS COMFORTABLES GLASSWARE e The police seized si 1 tols. 500 | rounds of <h munition, 1,500 | rounds of revoluir munition, | three bullet proof v 1 a loaded sub-machine ma The police said resort had been Noes' heady and they expressed belief his 1 pre- paring an attack upon a heer running g thought responsible for Noe's slaying on Oct. 16 at Rroad- way and 54th street. OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 0’'CLOCK MONROE'’S 286-290 Main St. -