New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1929, Page 31

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1929. . a1 = 7 T o the hospital al club at noon to- | Legi ires to Attend youths who believed that the victims s e a “( o w |Elim Baptist Church e S o hoon o Legionnaires to Atten o > A day. Miss 8 k e e A would not report the robberies .to ™ N[]RRIS RESI]LUT"]N VlSltS 20 Frontlers Unknown to hlte omen | Has New Pipe Organ e part o a ader from the Windsor Celebration |ine poice. They —were . reported. ‘ | Work on the installm f a Mol- | Metropoli 1 ss Suzanne &io! res of N tain have however, and the three youths were i i S : At tha Blim Swedish el t . o, | been od t 4- | caught and given six years in jail. E 5 = o - oron 8 . 2 g 5 ' WHO WOULDN'T CHANGE? | r. SRR - i f ‘ g ek Gandnen sins ax : 5 : b i . It Nov. 1 An order ! (Continued From First Page) Plsan and 2 IOTES S A e Hon 2 Pt e Wi A U!m, ot ke i Peterso Kin, range nt S ._ % = 1 S 5 1 n - | T T \10‘ . ey operate radio. ugle « s will lea Amer- | ¢ ren v change their namés. 7 f on the resolution, His friends have | The exercises will be held on No- e : . als uod | Duinxiihescomminite . TATTRI IR ~ " told him it has a chance of bemn‘ vembe 17 n th DELAY DEMURRER HEARING G , i gar! ceding the regime, lxnan;‘ 3 adopted. He has refused, however, et e 22 A postponement of one week was Wil be installed s T Satur- [infants were handicapped with suc x Y | to discuss Norris' action. Io1een . ss made today in the hearing of t it 7 ? the es as Anarchist Prole- > ] Norris, in offering the resolution, | Anita ai LIS posand e, wre planning e A : ! said as chairman of the judiciary | chur ! gan : e \ end o ’ N ol ‘i orpmittee he had named the lobby | P B e ol . . i ann;il!fie(“hirh :nhqnm:d into Bing- Hospital Choral Club e ahentait the a SSERVED THEM RIGHT E - "kl \am'd relations with the Connecticut 5 - % onll i s SR T 1 I Nov. 1 g e | am -B Manufacturers' Association. He as- | In Amateur thcatn “f] SN . A sk : 2 oA : 2 = il Sl ”:: 3 g - serted that Bingham's use of Charles | 4 smlasldilichginolued Rty PR some pla ! be the vie-|s 1 2 mile in less than two min ]‘ L. ‘I;I_\fiv\son. A\r\bommnm of the as- _‘\"l “‘* o ¥ '\L,'.L‘ Rritain | USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS L haveE Paveralne f a no more. A factory will b ) sociation to assist him in his work K e i FOR BEST RESULTS A sbbed ger three t on the par 5 | as a member of the finance commit- e el ; : . P 4 tee drafting the tar bill was “un- ——— e 3 disputed” as reported by the lobby < ; committee. 5 s < . = “Latér,” he continued, “the sena- r You'll See Mags Overcoats at the Foethall Games Saturday | = for from Connecticut in language { ) which seemed to me discourteous, 3 assailed the committee and the ' chairman of the judiciary commit- I "‘ iee who appointed the lobby commit- E tee while not denying but rather ad- - » mitting all the material facts re- \ ported by the committee.” 5| f | | Lobby Inquiry Continues | ! ] Washington, Nev. 1 (P—J. A.| ‘. Arnold, vice president and general 2 ik’ manager of the Southern Tarift As- { & sociation, testificd before the senate (e lchby committee today that the or- ‘B sanization had suggested that “'men | 1} i be sent to congress” to vote for a| i protective tariff, | . s Under questioning, Armold said | : ~. this was the only way to obtain 110 protection, > “Do you help elect, or try to ' elect congressmen in any districts?"” asked Senator Walsh, democrat B/ Rk Montana | “I can't say that we have the witness answered. Arnold testified members of the - tarift assoclation had discussed the vending tariff bill with seme sena- | tors. - | “What did you do?" asked Walsh. i L ”dl anake fo ':'";1 Floridal f“““‘m“} Mrs. Harriet Chalmers Adams (inset) has traveled the world in 2 [ \‘V“MM “,““1’”’;“““( ,”';i";f', "l'f’\ffi"\”‘: two Manchurians; on the edge of the Gobi desert (right er); in Japan (lower left) ato republican leader),” Lo replied, | PINe8 {lower right). ' adding a committee of which he was | YWashington, Nov. 1 (—~A slight can rivers, over the Andes and {0 father went fo ( .;d"',';”;}’;”f,.‘,"lkq' ‘*‘;&:"f‘"fi";‘{:l:“’i‘j !Wwoman, whose eyes have gazed fear- | the Phi or Bles nadumed has Bviic was e ) e o Georgia *all Qemo. |lessly at danger in he odd corners Sitives ot ot B R : \ e . of the world, has completetd a 27- 8! St s M i as . el AT (et o e 9 Neither danger illness daunt- to Brown White of San Benito, Tex- bats while camping alon i e e n every country that was under the baf St bty 1o " e, whispering friondss s domination of Spain or Portugal. 2onShe et nolaonec 0 = SSooRe S S sh Mrs. Harriet Chalmers| Guiana by eating a bird that inquleed S most woman explorers in America, | Three Years ago while on the Isiand S e e ol o~ I suppose it referred to Congress- | s president of the Society of | of Tbeza 985t of Spaln, e 1 ] man Garner of Texas.” Arnold said. | women Geographers. fell off a cli 1 broke e T e P ! | | Garner is house democratic leader. | ¢ hag heen her ambition fo fol- | of vertebrae in her hack. nany i . | Another letter read by Walsh | 1oy the trails of the leading Spanish | But after long months in a plas A GAME OF GULL-UF | written by White to Arnold réferred | oonquistadors of the sixtecnth cen- ter cast and steel braces E : e ‘o our friend, Whispering Johnny” | (yry and she has gone into all the | valiantly off again T L whioh Apnold alu dald Teferred 10 | lunds which they discaveren or sx-| take U5 onpe mors bhe ¢ sual, by ) Garner. | plored. trail. She not only completed her Walsh read again from White's| ghe has returned to her Washing- | mission, but returned much im letter which said' e was glad C. C.4{on home, ter six months spent in | proved in health. | Be'zher of Del Rio, Texas, was run- |out of the way places in Spain, with| During these years of exploration | ning for congress. |interesting new light on the con- Mrs. Adams has traveled by N TN “Is he a democrat or republican?” | quests of Columbus, Pizarro, Cortez, | steamers, automobiles, airpla - S Walsh asked. | Magellan, Vasco da Gama, Juan Se- | canoes, sailboats, on hor k. on ! ; "I dom't know.” Amnold previous- bastlan Eleano and Alvar Nuner camels and elephants and in motor ped the & 1y had testified it made no differ- |Cabeza de Vaca. trucks, get B ¥ ' cnce to him what party a man be- Across the Pacific. Into every Mrs. Adams inherited her inter s 3 < longed to. - | country of Europe, up South Ameri- in things Spanish. 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