New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1929, Page 7

: NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1929. ( 0 ¥ Mexican Army and Catholics Will | s, o e BEAUTY REPLACES on one side of the street isfactory means of controlling the Be Neutral In Coming Elections ;.. .0 v FASHION COMFORT rnoon dresses, to th ck last evening, and v panels which m ta fire was being built in nd wt the kindling ma- ! to the floor a scare was There was no da mage. mer, so Co. No. 6 of fire department went | a o the home of Walenty Lech, 11u Rockwell avenue, in answer to Bulder Dam. This project will create a reservoir st : Oct. 29 (UP)—The | Portes Gil from the frontier socialist | Store one entire yo A . lour odices anc skirts, | | . in. | Priests were influcncing women to | ment. | Y st be much shorter rs church v:!om! pledged today to main- ,),.“nupam in the t‘|,.”‘f,m drew the| Control of floods until the time _Gorse[ Refl 6&1‘" than the skirt + would be Tain strict neutrality in the Novem- |, cince ron Archbishop Leopol- | when Boulder Dam complete] Dp N Ivisable to have ber presidential election. ro Ruiz y Flores that the church|is one of the problems the com- —— 16 army’s neutrality was pledg- | would remain strictly neutral. sion will try to solve. It will ed by General Juan Felipe Rico, at call cient to floy sterday on account of a ru At 110 1 Mexico dress. Paris, Oct. 29. (UP)—Fashion has | C02fs are very pract apple du -~ N “Catholics as citizens are obliged | discuss also the construction of e e R y they can match any dr Oscar Stohl of Sta HILLIPS & conference of the nattonal revo-|for the country's general welfare|an outlet chiannelStojtholGul Eifor Jo i i ot minlont e il : R0 bl | Stella Rebekah lod Il open A ! Jutionary and the anti-reelectionist |and In accordance with their own | whatever SUIDILE torEM om0 n e S e R e e gk meet ening at 7 Darties, according to a dispatch (o|consciences, desires, advantages and | beyond the United States bound- | gonth ®iF SIONE Retol 5 neisolors ock. (¢ ovember 4, all ¢ ! Frafico from Cananea, state of |political rights to vote for whatever | 2 attec BouldesinamifsRdonia il & LR e iEa D DRl e miatty ointiy ¢ officers Gen. Rico asserted that the |candidate and party they deem bost.” | pleted. T e et Jaesgatins nvited t d 1 r‘;ns \\111] be limited to|Mgr. Archbishop Ilores said, | e — 00 e e 1 BeoLafullleyars iy Rebekah | ! e order and guaranteeing| “However, the eplscopate and ! (Y2 le : £ tr } i the heauly of them ~ersin % { to all. The anti-reelection- |cleray Khould keep entirely t:u!nldr‘Gllls to Raise .Fund She ol s i R f ( M charged (hat officials were |of political parties and all relating | For Priests Abroad s dresscs ar favoring the national revolutionary | thereto. The gZowns church is not trying| The members of the Children of clecting voting officials |to excrcise the slightest influence 1o | Mary and of th Immaculate with the view of aiding that party. |change the government much. lesa| cention Gl of % A protest to President Emilio | || oases-ma party hy Con- . Mary's Il hold a Hallowe'en par isi Y and ————— | hope chest ‘shower on Wednesday S0 pricticnl Hon 7on APl Tl | evening from § till 10 o'clock in the O¥eRgend sy omen il ghing (o e v asme ELoRR B epnacis i dren - e e e s » Vs Ioas b atnuangine o fconserra i r e MR Gt arna sodality dona- | $how the i ! ake it by stormn.” | ¥ this nation's water surplus is con | . tions to the priests of St. Mary's | “elegant E the templatedl by e United states, | ooy W Ae D laboring In the for. | Pefore it was only in Investment of 000,000 in irri- | eign missions, the difference could short ' gation projects along the RiOI After the shower, refreshments | dresses and little bor on the | Grande has made this river of | will be served followed 1} card | head used to r e it seem women o | Kreat importance to the I'mlfl-l’pmyinz and Hallowe'en games. It | were dr d in s like automo | The fron Three Great Rivers fo Be Ap Totes, according to thy Interior|is cxpected that all the membors | biles, but Sow evers rom e oioio: have - | bus broke abou Department. On the American side | wil: be present, ible to show rality, if rent | ning 1 the vel I . pOl‘thlled at Parley of the river 550,000 acres are irri- | was der C | T nothing else shades of musli t that needs| pairs for three hours, Oficer William Rt ”Lm;{ \ ed and 201,000 on the ““X’““";Montgomerv Ward Co. Some corsets re seen and a real tic sense ard can only | I, Sullivan re i ed i el eaEs —_— ide. American water diversion from | 7o g | 7 t them s fforded those : hington, Oct. 29, (LP)—Com. | the Rlo Grando waa estimated lost | Will Have Store Here A I missioners of the United States and | Y°3F &t 836,000 acre feet, | After several weeks of negotia- ¢ S re o = Ifaced with a loss of 4,000,000 acre | tion, papers have been prepared for g | Mcxico seated themselyes around a i | cougcil table here today to divide | [°°t Of Rio Grande water which ran |an agreement by which Montgom- oy o e i the o 37 e [ to waste last r, Government en- |cry Ward Company will occupy a reac interna- fortable waist belt } gincers belicve two or mcro large | Duilding to be erected on the plot . i El nee Rules = : : storage dams should be huilt In the Of land on West Main street, for-| > : A L d W‘ h ) rieed BtreRmuT e | i ehannell de (e b |merly the site of the Cooley home-| The collections of this winter sacey it , Lo Grande, Tia Juana and Colora- | T E 2,000,000 | stead. The plot is west of the busi- thus nitely ove row, do.—represent food and clothing | T wne i 2 | fo heauty ixcept fo: h ! 2 andacion The TInterior Department esti- | Ness Imll«hr::, ~owned by Louis R. ,1'""11"‘:”_"””. 2 i \_r'_\ th { St Menlens dvinetonoiel nglG 8 (0l M e masa i oot obh S| et ian 0t (A tuedt o l ik 1o dre P censgdandialoneaieln bordore DI ot wn gt diline aricee i sro | W ) planfioa 9 Rpuild atvo, Ricrsalid notilogisal vision of these waters has posed an | (5 provide a living for 2,000,000 | ®OTY_ structure, the major portion ing his change wili be international problem whoge solution persons. jof which will be oc One of f} pled by the cult, even | nationally known mail order house, who have an a life, |but which will 0 accommodate but on the other hand it will be a other lessces. good thing for the elegan ! - si because it will bring back terna snterpr & rnational enterpri A plan, A coone LLOWE'EN PARTY | the toilette of “grande dame agreed on, probably will be incor- More ths t will porated in a treaty. Clan Douglas, O. S. (', and La More than ¢ it wi rly impossible for i . 1 is bendir ' was sought unsuce: Inlssioners at a three-week session in Mexico City last August. Today these commissioners set- tled down h to renew their labc If they agree on a com- it will be submitted to the fully by com- Control of the | Air and vom problems confronting the commission is to devise plans for building these dams as an in- This evolution is I g back + quite i obli M vallace lodge e gation to heed Paris and to follow 1 | The effect} drafn area of | Wallal ‘1 1ge, D. O. will hold Departments of ¢ nation | ¢ne” Rio iy ) 10 square | Hallowe'en masquera Wednesday ed into a treaty milos, of which 54.§ pes the United co. The tot cent lieg 8 and 45.2 in river yield for| evening at § o'clock ted Men's hall on Main strect. Prizes will he awarded to the dren. Re ents will be served. Six Commissioners e members, all engineers, True Tone present cach nation. Their task gation is estimated at 100 | is to effect an equitable distribu- feet. TFor !sht per cent of ' tion af water for irrigation and to | this comes from the Tnited States b asree on miey for {lood con- pe om Mexico. trol *olo problem raised by the the lower delta of the though this danger olo- e of its angles will be 1 by Bo Dam ling construction of Boul- n; believe, they also arc which will change con- ] cenvinced a Mexican outlet chan- | ditions on the lower river in Mex. | t be dredged. ico 1 ‘e Tia, Juena river has trib- Mexico's claims to Colorado ) ries on ¢ interna iter are relatively small as 242,- , ional hour - I begins| 000 square miles of the rivers | south of this line and empties into 244,000 square mile watershed lies | 4 the T vo miiles north the United States. Mexico, ac- of oceu to the Interior Depart- | tion valuab] a watering place for str to the | contributes nothir v's waters, but approximately | 8 of {he river chennel are uent of frrizetion proj- | in the southern republic. San Diego, Cal, as weli Tlood Control Problem ] the Me an side of the This lower channe) flows | wde its ers valu- | thro a del It up through | : Cil Dricgo looks | the ages by silt deposits, Before | ream orce its wa i 1 began, the river in flood | ! Y. Resort devidlopments 1 over the delta, with- the stream Tmperial irrigation proj- | ccts nocessitated keeping (e river | MAJOR AWARDS O EEibale 6 s LI EDoIndR A Eovedlivdon Tinia For Solutions to Entire Series of Six Puszles ndinz $14,000.000 purpose were erected. A {endency | e gl rvoi- to of the river to raise its chan by Grand Prize P .04 : ; It acc ». Second Prize 1000.00 e Tia Juana., I silt ac ations has req Ifr.:r»:;lprli;z\u : = 090,09 ; Nev’ SelecthLiy 3 Prizes of $160.00 cach .. 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