New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 5, 1929, Page 32

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NEW RRITAIN DATLY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1929. —_—_——r"——'—__'___ —_r——_-“ - else in the state of Chihuahua. Soon |latter included those rebel wounded |tions against southern Sonora. - , As the wedding party entered the GIRL SMOKER IN EASTER PARADE | the traitors will be exhibiting their | who remained helpless in the cars| In revealing his plans for opera- | church, the organist, John J. Crean, shameless cowardice in foreign|of the troop trains during the La |(ions against the so-called religious W ddl | and Thomas A. Murphy, vialinist, .. - n lands.” Reforma attack. Lominenrial of iaiat avatat p e lngs | played the wedding march from i i Official Figures Ghastly Other accounts of La Reforma ac- |juato, General Calles revealed the | “Lohengrin.* Mrs. Mary T. Crean i He forwarded official estimates of | tion reached here today. In some|men he is sending south under Gen- iim‘ l}!al‘:tley’s d"e_\‘;eLzhrl’?; '-'xjx_d lM-.-. Sy X the carnage at La Reforma, the |it was describgg as a "virtual mas- | cral Staurnino Cedillo will be joined < O AL Aurpuy prayel ve You Truly.” | figures speaking even more elo- |sacre.” S0 e e e McDONOUGH—CAVANAUGH | The music during the ceremony was Efldorse Dl'ive Gamed OD h - 3 quently than the words of General |eral attack, it was said, that the |Michoacan and by 1,000 volunteers| Miss Ruth Cavanaugh, daughter of | from St. Cecelia's mass. S y . . Almazan's official report Wednesday | rebels, caught on a dry barren plain | gathered in the state of Zacatecas. | Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Cavanaugh of 160 | Guests aitended the ceremony 3 Tati 4 & 3 | night in which it was said “the | without any other protection than |Mexico City is watching this cam- | Tremont street, and William J. Mc. | from Norwich, Meriden, Bridgeport, Na[l()l]al ASSOCMHOH veritable butchery among them was | their own arms, in some cases lay | paign with interest accentuated by | Donough, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. | Waterbury and New York, stupendous.” down on the ground where machine |the alleged religious elements in- | McDonough of 1800 Albany avenue,| After the ceremony the couple y : Rebel dead in the La Reforma ac- | 8un fire killed hundreds. Airplanes | volved. | Hartford, were married this morning |left immediately for a wedding trip nie s 4 4 & tion, the general sald, exceeded 1.- | [1¥ing above dropped the deadly 75-| Meanwhile General Calles has or- |at 9 o'clock at St. Mary's church. |to the West Indies. Upon their re- onixo Ag A 3 000, wounded—who usually in bat. | pound demolition bombs on them, | dered gangs of workmen to repair | K¢ James Barrett of Hartford offi- | turn they will make their home at n les far outnumber the deadeonum. | €ach explosion adding to the already | the rail lines between Jimenez and |Ciated. Miss Dorothy Cavanaugh,| 1800 Albany avenue, Hartford. bered only 500. There were 2,000 |huge toll. Even after groups ran | Reforma, which the rebels pulled up |SiSter Of the bride, was maid of | et eeen prisoners. The dead were said to |UP While flags of surrender federal |hehind them as they fled from |IonOT, and Edward McDonough of SHOT 49 OUT OF 50 GOALS lie in great stacks at La Reforma | Officers only witn difficulty were able | Jimenez Wednesday morning. The t”‘fj‘.','lwrxf as his brother's best man. |y iport Snyder, Fritchon, Ind., while arrangements for disposal of | to call off their frenzied troops. federal generalissimo also asked fin. | 41® Dride wore a gray ensemble | gy sonoql 1ad, threw in 49 goa e ran Wanaat West Coast Campaign [ structions of President Portes Gil as | . an’; b ;nd"‘,fm“m n:‘;[‘:;l out of 50 tries to win the mz aid he had not had time 0| Syccess is also attending the west |10 the disposal of General Federico | cio carried a bouquet of white roses |NTOW tournument sponsored re- ip on federal casualties. |coast campaign, General Lazaro | Barrera and other rebel officers | ,;q gyeet peas. The maid of honor |C¢NtIY by the University of Indiana, Conveyances streamed back from | Cardenas, in command there, re. |Made prisoners in the La Reforma |yore a blue ensemble of transpar- La Reforma all day to Jimenez |ported the rebels of General Roberto | battle. ent velvet with shoes and hat to| The speed at which sensations bringing the wounded, both rebel |Cruz and Ramon Tturbe were re-| NG T | match. She wore a corsage bouquet |are transmitted along our nerves is and fed 300 of whom were to he!!rca(mg from Culiacan, capital of /READ HERALD CLASSIFIED DS |of yellow daffodils and sweet peas. | about 100 feet a second. | taken hospitals at Monterey, |the state of Sinatoa, and that he | evo Leon, and the remainder to ! expected to occupy it within two | ites and Torreon. 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