New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1930, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, ‘APRIL 15 25, [ SIE[iE EX'STS lN NAIR KEEPS HANDS OFF Second J G l T S k | ——- HANELANH LEA[]ER before a day laborer, speaking gut- BOSTON WOOL MARKET apanese 1r aken 1C| | tural English, then a saloon keeper,| Boston, April 25 (UP)— Bos- | “RED” MAY ])AY MEETING | | e0§ o] the beer askeyin 1 wool market report issued today P ERUVIAN STATES i Leaving Three to Visit Coolldges‘z RET[R[S 10 FARM O Banion rinided the the local oftice of the United of the \ gangster funer: de of agriculture fol- [ Tells Communists Permits for Pub- | A couple of years later “Mitters . : el i e At EAnale New York, April 25 (P—Another C I Fol s slain, and Sakis was| “Early wools shorn from lambs Meeti | Discovery of Plot Against Presi-| ™ e e Mendied - er ot the titte band of Jap. | ity ltems » Joe Saltis Quis "Ra ke"‘ Gl s e s e | by Chicr Hart e ; : ap- | o s Mrs. Andrew Pampurn 1IN | 0 . the trial was in Prog-|arriving. on t S, L‘IP H ld G a | ) art, anese girls who came to thank| o 14 v,m;m street, became the wHyn\ie" Welss, O'Banfon's s : Ry : ; A in| Mrs. Louls Raphacl and children Sehpaea g g meeting a fair top- ] salled on Astine - Nair today |the earthquake of 1923 has been | Now York ; 1""”“”3 of thisiclty, yes: led, another hoodlum and Saltis'|fine clips c t mainly se |called en Acting Mayor Nair today . [New Yor where xhcy spent m» e AN hst SToha L % fine clips c of main Lima, Peru, April 25 (P—A state [and asked him whether he. would (Stricken ill, leaving only three of past several days. ngelist. Itev. Thomas J. Chic T i”‘,\oh“jm:)‘, ‘l“;“:\:,,‘ A and -l ot Rols “;"‘ - of- siege was in force today in three permit an open air mecting on May the original five to journey ‘°‘(h;‘h;sz°e“:“o““&° L fi“Lxd n officlated. Te! O'Banlon! flower 18hop. | cote: sestiid. hadieThacet wasta Peruvian departments, Lima, Junin |1 at Main and East Main strect, he Northamplon teday to visit former (00 Suspenslon of the oPUIE N | STy | A va a list of the panel called able for making tops. Some : | President and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge. ; | OLSON—SWANSON ta) vekin . Saltis was freed. | of at th i Lambayeque, and the province of |zave them scant attention, | it Miss Yeshikn Matuudary |16y street and Frank John Panar-| ; return ¢ : eed. ot the wools selling at these prices e oy e o Mg sk [elia ot 208 Cherry atrest: Miss Bertha E. Swanson of 49 |Saltis bid E:onl b ng mnmw in v!u last five | are not eligible for the better class ; Chiet Hart, He will handle the mat- | o Snt cold vesterday and was for-} " yon, Baranowski of 548 Farming- | Trinity street. daughter of Mr. and| Hereafter, the we chic vears has called up Saltis' name. A fiber against the life of President Leguia. | art. e v, andic the mal- | pidden by physicians to venture into 2 f 2 ew § “lar will b 1 ear ag spen h o S : 3 fit.” ton avenue complained to the po- Andrew Swanson, and Clarenct ill be th nded vear ago Joe spent b Authorities said cxceptional steps A e Another member of |yice foday that a rabbit was stolen |O. I Olson, son of Mr. and Mr county jail for carr were necessary to prevent repetition | Several das \rtv‘”"“; “\_ i { % the party was taken ill with influ- out of his coop last night. August Olson of 350 Chestnut street h ernmen of the plots and to assure punish- h"“‘ fu,‘ m: 3 ‘M”;"' ';»’Uh\y;r-\' enza almost immediately upon ar- | Chester Bloch of 524 Eddy-Glover |were n cd in this city on April 1 sc h him s Lo ment of those responsible. DRECR IO S g |riving in California and remained |poulevard complained to the police |19, according to a certificate filed wer a tas ¢ April 25 Ninc alleged conspirators. includ- | PETIH foF (e mectin 1sked | there today of the theft of pigcons out of Rev. C. J. Fredeen of 12 bec busy life ppropri ing Dr. Manuel Jesus Urbina, a for- | ' "‘*‘g“" He said that M€} The girls will return to New York | his coop last night. Bathany. chureh Do | over now, with Jo ase of mer depuly who sl ow @ miember [WOUIL Qlecuss fie matles with Oh They plan to visit Boston | At tho bi-monthly mecting of cremony wrd to a b L ole 3,356 ¢ of the Iquitos judicial court, weye |/1art: The communists told the pre starting westward to embark | Comstoc Sncampment in Odd | (e e , was approved undgr arrest in conncction with the | {14 day that they LR homeland. next weel | Fellows hall Saturday evening action o as riation: first plot, while Enfique Do La Pic- | ihe My in spite ol the |~ Althougly all speak English, not |will be taken on an invitation to| e W« dra, former minister and senatbr, [ POHCS |2 word wds uttercd by any of them |visit E. L. Dunbar Encampment of | ®—Dr. E and wealthy downer in Lam R R at an interview on 'the train this | Bristol, Tuesday evening, May 6, and | . e Connecticut agr bayeque departn v servant [morning. N R el et T en Rt Y cultural experiment station will and_co-conspirato held in the |wife ot partment official | Herman E. Doerr has leased the |{CNd the spring meeting of second. | S 4 S S o |second floor of a bullding at 1§[f9°d8 standards committeo of the i The second plot, , revealed last talking. Th thrilled at Man- |Hartford avenue, to C. Scapalletti | "ited States department of agricul- FIRL IN ANSONIA STORE | pAy, night, was foiled when police, sus o said, and some- |for light manufacturing purposes. | |1 O April 28 to May 3 at Wash- ! A pecting something amiss, diverted what appalled at the enormity of |The lease runs for two and a half| "8!0M m t g at 1 the procession in which the presi-| traffic, but all these things they for- |years and was made, through Rabi-| The committee will consider de street, occupied by the M TO P dent marched Good Iriday from th 3 % % zot entirely cvery morning when {now & Raschka. nitions and standards of food prod- goods store, disclosed right aisle of the metropolitan Da Cgm]ec,[lcm Delega[;on Will Algothev were ™ served pancakes ana | A ailey, who is in charge o od upon a few . silica to the central aisles orio > 5 = maple syrup for breakfast. Pan- \Muo Hoover, in Wheel ion ytical chemistry spread ove Allende, allegedly employed by Senor HOUO]‘ Unknown Solmep cakes, Mrs. Caldwell said—and ” A2 : has been a member of the E Do Lal B ladriito Filiths it dants il U cvery little Nipponese smiled broad- | Chair, Favors Injury |food standards commitee since 1 D attracted attention to himself in his ly in assent—was what they liked | Washington, April (P—Mrs = futile efforts to reach the central ¢ CNIN best about New Yo s |Herbert Hoover, whose back was CRUISER TO VISE “ aisle fo carry out his tas! B B Tern — | paintully wrenched in a fall nearly | wasnington, April R To I‘Dllnv followed him and :‘n :y”(. el “t»‘; - ‘:\ gln;:lw Admiral U rges Umhed |tvo \\':r:ks algla. hnm\(‘ has a “}l‘\rf’um v department saw him in conference with othe 1e menory of own soldier | e |chair to enable her to move abou T e or ’ Ie was arrested and was said to|and pay their o President | Border Patrol Forces the White House without aggravat- | ‘,,r,:‘ ),:,;’3,.]\‘.\'}}, ]10\ MILLER ‘ have confessed {he entire plot, im- | Hoover, a st tion of the| Washingion fil 25 (A—Ap- ing the annoying injury. | D b plicating and permitting the arrestConnecticut legion will | proval of the tion’s plan | Although the president's wife has | al convention ;.:' . eral fire of Senor De La Piedra and the|arrive here tomorrow. They are cx- | for unification of border patrol|remained in the White House since [qepartment of the American Leg ville, W ere hed s eis b ‘EcoND others. I pected to call at the White House [under the coast guard was given to- | tne rall, the injury is regarded in no [ The convention will estend througi | Sunk $1 in a 4 by com RS = noon and in_the afternoon make (day before commerce sub gy as being serious and has re- 3. Representative Schuy- e SUSPECTED BOAT RELEASED trip to Arlington cemetery and |Commitice L © Admiral Freder-|sponded to treatment. 1s notified today. He ) ON DAYLIGHT TIME F l o o R w London, April . () —The | place a wreath on the tomb of the [1C8 ¢y 'rfl_\:‘rwl- commandant of the | “yror aotivities will he restricted | con: ted to the was the al of Hartford, April P—Of G4 motorboat G brought here for |unknown soldic ors Hiram us ',‘, -"l‘“ Assistant Secretary | for another week or two however. nt a request )rom Ober been taken for | communities reporting to s investigation vesterday afternoon by ! . ‘Walcott o e Jabor dCpATMENt ive |, Notwithstanding the injury, Mrs. | Congdon post, No. 11, of Bridgeport | ri Oberta had v a Sal or of Commerce, 62 will ob- Schulte-United Coast Guard Patrol boat Lagle. was selves in ar e ‘,,,m:“.,., hw““’“:r‘;z;u: I ooverines recelvd = tewlaroups/ot henchman. Joe said picked the | s daylight time this summ o o released last night. No liquor wa - the visiting delegi- istried e, on nCS0a: | children and Intimate friends in her| commandine officer. lof. the|boy out ot the gutt e i i st il 1SRG betoeen 219 MAIN ST. found aboard her. Srolested sisee nst legisla. | Sitting room. will be asked to parade his of hi rd and daylight times. T The Goose is on the Coast Guard Senator Hiram Lingham leaves | 0oy ould. . vequire (,mz‘om TR IR e Legion desires, | hus] Sal a years are Guilford and Sharon. g R esere: i dend il ianien Hampton Roads, Where | crossing the border on legitimate | |Miss Schultz to Appear | ported to he owned by Arthur Row- | tomor o wi t Gl el IR b dealens land of Bridgeport. Rowland was not | Tepresentatives Sloralingani un usss lofdoBoRonlygatidesignated In Oxford School Drama | ports of entry. Schultz, aboard the boat when she pick- | inspection of the Lexington. dmiral Billard said he thought|. >Liss Mary daughter of ed up. one of the navy f the border patrol under |Mr- and Mrs. Edwin W. Schultz of The names of the four men in the [ According to present plan: military control wauld make it |105 Lincoln street, will play the role crew were not listed. Bingham will fly back to Washing- | more efficient. |of the chancellor in the dramatiza- 8 . ton after the inspection with Assist-| White said he hoped the new plan | |tion of “The Ivory Door,” by Milne, OPERA STAR WITN ant Secretary of the Navy | would provide for absorbing the |Which will be presented fonight at Bridgeport, April 25 (P—DMario - personnel now in the immigration [the Hartford Woman's club by the Chamlee, Metropolitan opera singer. BANKER DROPS DEAD Lorder patrol. He estimated that Paint and Putty club of Oxford appeared in superior court here to-| Montreal, Que. April about 2,400 men would be needed |school, Hartford. Miss Schultz is a day as a witness in the divoree sult| B. MacKenzic, gen in & unificd patrol, adding that at |senior at the school and prestdent of Paul Miller, a bond sales: the Bank of Montre dropped dead | present, the immigration patrol [of her class. She interpreted the of New York, against Evlyn J today. 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