New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 8, 1929, Page 4

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It gently persuades the figure to good proportions the soft rayon jersey brassierc top rounds the bust, and though the garment has no bones of any kind—itis so skil fully cut that when one puts it on, thediaphragm disappear< and the back is flattened in 2 flatteringly youthful manner. 1t 7 Years, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1929. ty had su ed waned enders Dive Lor Covel civilian voluntee thirew down e a wild dash for n th ente: sehack < several months A government ban, ent statenient to r he had the permit- nt to remain in on Kis cam- troops mnort 1 to that ago ) Only 400 rebel troops were left in Nogales, Sonora, Ricardo Topete, rebel commander in Southern Sonora, was reported to have 4,000 men on the & a loa border ready for a drive tows Mexico City. Two battalions of reb- ¢ls were pursuing General Armeinta and 400 federals who deserted th2 revolutionary side and fled into the Bacatete mountains. Other rebel trobps were hound from Guaymas, ‘board the captured steamer \ar. south- Sonora, Boli- Obregon City is Fined Passengers arriving here by train rom Southern Sonora said that the revolutionists had assessed the city of Obregon, Sonora, 50,000 pesos nd were making levies against other towns and cities in proportion- te amounts. Supplies were being ommandeered from stores in both Sonora and Sinaloa, it was said. The force of 4.000 rebel 1roops vhich occupied Culiacan yest:rduy vas reported o Le preparing fo narch southward to join the forees hoard the Bolivar in the projected ol from the dquarters in Northern Baja Cali- s fornia and was expecting six mor reach him today. Me is taining an airplane patrol A California border. alonz at Hermosillo, capital of | & reperted open today for st time since 1926. The re- sumption of church services was 4l in rebel territo: and hun- children Lapti he ad [ of insurrection trooy as marked hy the ringing o irch | veds of were Lopes is Executed March 8§ (Bl General v o C ed from Mexico, one of the most fotn f ry has ret rall, of ace sry build, and harl his nam terror into the hearts the rebels wer h Mazatlar Vederals Me —_——— e ——————— | sinatoa, where a federal garrison is |Hidalgo he found another officer had Rebel Chieft stationed or Tepic, Nayarit, said to been placed in charge and he was | |be one of the objcctives of the revo- arrested and brought back to Mexico | | lutionists. | City. |death without a whimper. la lamp main- | Known as “The Butcher’ his term as chief of polic General Lopez faced the military judges stolidly and hear ! his scntence of ! Less than an hour later he was taken in an | army truck to the San Lazaro mark- manship schoo! on the road to the Valbucna airfield for the cxecution. | Using an automobile headlight as and the sidecar of an army on which to rest his pa- per, he wrote a last letter to his wife. At H:10 a. m. yesterday, as dawn was breaking, he was stool | with his back to ti wall where many similar exce s have taken ifolded and un- fore the firing squad. during motorey place and afraid, fell b Aguirre Reaches Jungle Vera Cruz, March 8 (Pr—General Jesus M. Aguirre, has reached the ungl: region on the Isthinns of Fehuatepee. The train in which he fled this city after the collapse of his revolt was found at Tierra Blanca, where he had abandoned it. IFederal forces continued to follow him up, but pursuit is most diffi- o wilds in which fo find life week of ex- ? Telephone and rapl services with the capital and the the Mexicano line to Mexico City was schedunled to be resumed today e restorcd yesterday forcign consuls have infer- 1 behalf of officials Agnirre o serve his revolt ¢ o1 no reprisals prisoners by Aguirre i d. Wire service Restor Monterey, March 7 (3) 1 teleph communies Mexico City, Tampi- ros and Piedr: gra 4 today 1on, du ne of s hours of s the city was the = bhetweon cd by General Gonzolo Es loval forces, neral Escol local branch of the to deliy to rebels comu obar and ar compelled the Bank of Mexico (about §345.000) in gold and silver before he left town in di- 5 and Torreon. L tion of Four Road Hogs Get Driver Into Trouble Fast Haven March 8 (UP) —Not one, hut four, road hogs zot William Green in trouble when he tried out a new anto- mohile ging to a dealer. 11e was ng along a street when four rotund pigs roniped rrily into ghway in his court to recove the owner of Traveling Hat Box 44tA da¥ g NSt AR e K appeal rimiless o for street | Theso| your wing face \MINED You dit is Good at Our Optical Dept. 282 MAIN STREET Jewelers—0ptic! Sale Starts SATURDAY at9 A. M. tion with |, RADIO MAY MOVE NEW HAVEN TRAINS Rail Men at Hearing on Bill to Regulate Interference > Capitol, Martford, March the radio to goven freight train movements on the New York, New Haven & Hartford rail ast this afternoon by during committee —Use of road was forec railroad officials hearing on a bill drawn to give the | state power {0 regulat with radio transmission. W. L. 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