New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1929, Page 20

20 — R["]MS |N R“ME BROTHERS Al‘N FIST Fl‘('}HT 3Ex Prigsts of 400 Churches Out for First Time Since 1870 plosion of Sacred Cart Marks Dawn of Florence Easter Season March WHO IS HE? Stage Bare lorence, Ttaly xplosion of s the mo: e 1a s Dteeming 30 (P— government which decreed that the cred fires of Easter eve should be kindled by it. entine It was an old Flor- ustom to light candles at and to carry the tapers © town. As the ‘res wore to spring from the flin pulchre there was scramble among the as to who should be first t his candle. Celebrated Back in 1300 th ar 1300 a member of the | Supremacy. to lig ¥ e fortunate one and ated the recurrence ¥ with great pomp display of fireworks. o public's d their owy cart 4 with the sacred firs e Holy Aposn.- | the priests, on ¢ fire from it. light v you see, nobobdy. got the aswer for the silhouette that | set forth in 4 in last evening's Herald. It is 1. for now the Sil- \0\]\”( Wll'(fl' can stay within his budget. and have that $1 for re- freshments and bus fare. As the this contest is to give a dvertising to the con- rson is connected with, ditor will have to give Sam | a boost about the clothing and he sclls right opposite liey from the City National You'd think Mr. Kelly would wouldn't you? One answer Mag and told about his offices the Commercial Trust building. The hintlet dropped last | night was along the lines that the place of husiness was north of the railroad tracks. then the epistle was | not signed. It seemed though the rules in this contest were secondary. The rules, really and truly. are the very warp and woof. the very nucleus about which this wow of a contest is centered. Please, believe he ubove statements as true. If 1 Mag had just slipped a bit of WCELANDALTHING 1000 YEARS 00 s spotted in Legislative Body Plans Great Gelebration for Next Summer Vicrs Dove Appears g King Continues to Plogress in Health March 30 (P—A in King proved from how- s is re- rt this, Progres & 107 fncormation to his friends, just Stanley |y of the opportunity he niissed 3 . to get some so called “frge adverti [ e BRI itor did what he co In spite . Of 44y can't go far without co- matism around his : operation. . Mis weight is m- “Tu : 9 g Now tonight, gentle reader. is the He likeness of a man you all know. is one of the outstanding examples 7 the United States of Americanism nd why it pays to he naturalized. Americanization classes throughout the country are told about this man \ who is a tangiole example for those who wish to become American citi- zens. Even the number one on the silhou: you a hint, and for £00 don't say it's Mr ‘l“l.t AN STOPS IN VENICE NEW RRITAIN DAILY NERALD SATURDAY, 1\I/\PCH 30 1929 days of March there were 104,576 who died against 64.182 during the |deaths in England and Wales dur- |ing the first three months of this year was shown today in the smus.lfiame period of 1928. Deaths from 7 CAROL GIVES PLEDGE {tics of 107 of the country's gmnt-.mflucnu were 12 as compared The increase |With 1,332 in 19 |est cities and towns. was attributed to the severe winter. | o AN In January, February and ZI;READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS (Continued from First Page) Ito follow a more conventional life {for the sake of his family. Press reports that Prince Stirbey and Mihail Manoilescu had gone to | Paris to arrange for the return of Carol to Rumania were character- ized by one of the government's bigh officials as “to absurd for de- nial.” | Carol Talks of Weather Paris, March 30 UP—Prince Carol of Rumania is back in Paris after| meeting his mother, Queen Marie, in | Normandy. Carol refused to discuss | reports that Mihail Maneilescu and Prince Stirbey were coming to Paris | to escort him back to the throne of his father. Instead he seemed in- clined to discuss the weather, which he remarked was particularly beau- |titul in France just now. At the Rumanian legation it was |acknowledged that Manoilescu was lin Paris but it was said there was Ineither any appointment to meet Prince Carol nor any intention to make one. 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