New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1929, Page 16

16 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1929 W Riley for an extension of m:mess’ma secks $100 s into the residential district of [ Attorney Carlion street went over to the next | stable Loard of adjustment meeting. | papers. John Walke was given permis-, sion to proceed with the erection of a cocling plant at his dairy on We street when no opposition arose. His Rfllfil“N BL"EKS plan must be approved by Building | R"Y " R"MANE[ | tion nor of marketing costs to any other plan of as the ' damages througn Irving 1. Rachlin, Con- | Fred Winkle * served the | sment rmer. TILSON REPORTS A ON EARM RELIEF ganp coNOT ACT House Leader Segs Bill Wil Be ON HA[]EARTY CASE Ready on Third Day Iuspector A. N. Rutherford. members of the {had not had opportunity to examine the West Main street and Newfield | avenue plot on which Mrs. Clarence Palmer wis! to build auxiliary | Luildings to a gasoline filling station, the petition was luid over field inspectior A zom 1 coops on unoccu Because board | (Continued from First Page) a prior A s ¢t known re- stipulates that the heir to the throne | must be a member of the Bulgarian | Orthodox church. It was also understood that “‘he Vatican demanded the establishment of a papal nuncio in Sofia and the! appointment by Kome of a number of Roman Catholic bishops in Rul- ! garia. This proviso the Rulgarian | government also considered inaccep- table Premier Mussolini was reported as | favoring the alliance in disregard yeven of the Vatican econditions. Tt was said, however, that King Boris | Jdisliked pressing his suit farther | when s0 much opposition at home |2 and zbroad had appearcd to it It was understood that his tour of ! the Luropean capitals would end without the hersided visit to Rome. its whandonment being a conse- o seming impossibility conciling the divergent views of | two churches tor low chicken 1 plots on Platt Mombers did not ranted a rded it as a develop- Thomas Staigis. Huintains coops cial _permit ind Gueorge ¢ only com- | street was denicd, \ative zone ¢ ssary probabls ment V4 one o year s Lumber Company Brings 83,455 Foreclosure Suit action was Lrougiit boythe Noew DBritain Luniber Lawre AL Bailey and Attorney Hatold N. The suit mvolves a mort- for $3.4 issued 4 by Schastiano nd. losure rough last 30220, payabin in return for which he od property located on Ald-n The property is now in iley's possession. Failure to pay principal or interest is the Lasis action the an City, 1@ —Lm- | statements were nrade this | ing in Vatican eircles with ref- 10 i possible marriage of Ki Roris of Bulgaria and Princess Gio nna of Ttaly that the Pope would or consent for children of a Cath- s, married to an| nrchman member. to !y.\v‘ the Orthodox churcl. | spokesmen nor deny that King | 4 the pope's opinion but they declared the sion that children of tholie prineess must be reared 1 of the lien. 1he Cathelic church was unalterable. In the quarters it was sd nothing was known of the King's arriage plan 1 as his possibl visit to Rome, the influence Premicr Other encumib proporty 450 Constanie «eene amount to mor| Papers wer Pred Winkh In th Ciar served by spring | Anulewicz e for the at 2 Albany hired | br ip in Frank Ginshurg to do the plumbing work for which L0 After the pleted Ginsburg files of 1927 and Conead Maryanna ot Bernarl | constrietion of a house contract | olic Orthodoy ¢ rovil prinees avenue, Cianei would was to receive work was co to place a hus lien Os against the cwiczes. i tot or sequently the s promised application | him that per eent of agreed and plaintiff now 1 only 8750 the total released the claims that oxtponed Attorney Cyril ition of George | s First days of this sensational sale of ALASKA REFRIGERATORS ! L have proved a splendid success Buy a tameus Alaska now and save meney! 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Miss Halloway was (he principai orze Froeba is ill «t her|speaker at the annual bnquet of it 36 Buell street, | the Ladics' Auxiliary, A. O. H, Lucy Giownia, a recent grad- kTuosday night. Mussolini might have on the pro- posed alliance, and the like. ¢ of the highest ranking guest. {Under the Kellogg rpling which | | Vice President Curtis protested and Boris Ends His Tour the diplomats’ decision superceded Berlin, April 11 UP—King Boris she would have been seated below of Bulgaria was expected here today |the wives of ambassadors, cabinet members, senators and foreign min- tal of his country, thus completing | isters. a tour of central Europe without the visit which he had planned to Rome. !He has travelled incognito. tuted American authority” on social precedence is non-existent is what is worrying American hostesses. For a number of years they _ave been able to fall hack on the pso- tocol division of the state dep: ment for answers to the frequen:ly ticklish question who shonld he seated next to whom. Secretary Stimson's order discontinuing that, unofficial service has confronted them with the necessity of deciding wife The vice president and Mrs. Gann, with her husband, will be the hos's at a reception 10 the dipiomatic corps tomorrow mnight. but that| | function would not have been affect |for themselves. following custom a3 {ed by the Kellogg ruling even if the s they can, or taking their corps had not acted on the question | cucs trom the diplomats. | her status as a guest at official din- First Recognition Will Be Ac- corded Curtis’ Sister Tonight the suggestion of Secretary | Stimson, in reply 1o a request they had made to him to settle the Lue tion of Mrs. Gann's social rank, t thereafter they wonld be expected to decide such matters for them- Washington, April 11 ® — The selves insofar as they affected theis social horizon of the capital which |OWn establishme has been overcast with storm clouds for mor: than a weck showed def nite signs of clearing today, although a number of American hostesses still were in & quandary The dissipation of storm clouds was the growth of the City ltems with s, ome M How A Little Daily Dose of Kruschen Makes You Lose Unhealthy Fat! 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