New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 7, 1930, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1930. COMMITTEES NAMED FOR KIWANIS WORK. President McKenna Announces' | Assistants for New Term Kiwanls will have c for the year pointed by Presid na and will b meeting of the clut row Mr, more than ever Vu club, and ing 14 co Agricul Robert Harry Wes: Bishop; Harry H Abel Ahlquist, dore §. Dunn, Public aftair William Cotwl Publicity: € wil- | i > A .Jnrn.\ Sturman v, | y, Herbert M. Martin. eception: Chairman, 2 ng, Imn 1d Iwn ke rl K. Dishop. Afty. Li ‘ | these place “Bossy” Gillis Approves Beer Sales At Clubs Not Abusing Privileges? wburyport, Mass., Jan. (P>— | down there, he wasn't s Beer for the members of cl which | any rate to the rank an asonat hours and do not ontinuing, Gillis the privilege was approved by | L declaration that a Mayor Andrew J. (Bossy) .Gillis in sion alone wa: ¥ second inaugural addre; tion did not apply in a raid at the North End Boat club. I The admission came d ng an at- | don't think h a there,” he on the police department. After | said, Chief Marshal McLean a “It the police fellow,” Gillis referred to an |club, why didn't t to the police to start raiding | which blackbz that sold liquor. , believe th “I told Mc an to go out and raid [ to have beer for their members if declared heatedly. | they keep reasonable hours and re- at lk\ you lhm\\ he did? He | fuse it to men who abus Boot- i the Newbury- | leggers are carrying booze th , where 1 IE\'n. Even if the [ the city all th and the police- proprietor was selling a little beer ! men stand and watch the s vester- ited to raid a id the club " he asked, L PSR R ‘What Congress Is Doing policemen dismissed by Police Corni- | reductions. “These men are di untled over the loss of their j and will testify” he said, add was info it many of th ‘) ad paid $300 to 3500 to obtain re | auired civil service rating. indictment of C Tuesday timony before t grand jury » by Rom.n Trochowski that he gave the 1 :r $400 to be “fixed up” for 's job. Kunz in Wz ington for the session of co | attributed the indictment to * ties.” “I don’t underst congressn “except an prefer ch ¢ time. You know ave many enemic sugar tar! terstate commerce committae ngs on communica- ce on committees ratifies mittee assignments. 1s general debate on war ippropriations bill mmittee considers Its T committee takes post office annual sup- public Monday bate on tarift bill chairmen n s for stock market in- Philippine indepe: Appointed Asststant to Vice Presi- dent, Traffic Department—Wide- Iy Known in This City ate a cooperative bank- 1 to forbid short seil-| New Haven, Jan. 7—Announce- ntroduced by s made today by the man- rt, republican, Io g ot w Haven railroad Lobby committee summoned Naw | appointment of John Douglas York sugar brokers to appear for |3 to vice president, traffic questioning | ent, with headquarters at Passed bill to liberalize civil serv- | New Haven ice retirement act. Acted on Mr. Doug ered railroad ser- committee amendments to the tariff October 25, 1502, in the local bill | fref » at Worcester and has Hous sen ¢ 1 ¢ in the employ of Received supplemental deficiency artment and the N estim of $61,000,000 from Presi- | ilroad since t Hoover, | 1905 he became t for clubs | missioner Russell to meet budget | BY NEW HAVEN RAILROADi priations committee report- r department supply bill. Commission to study centraliz of government proposed in res tion, by Representative Ludlow, democrat, Indiana, ileged ¢ Arthur J. Savs 8. Grant, Dr. y J. A. J. Levern C. Monier, | Thomas William Cowli- sha | ntroduced by Chairman Parker of | - \terstate commerce committee, ance: Chairman, A. J. Leven-| Bill to create new executive da- thal; Walter M. B Arthur | partment, * to be known as depart- | . 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