New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1930, Page 6

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 25 1930. of the non-official visitors are ex- | country and Gardar Svavarsson, a . |ar . . . . 3 EplScopal Rector wlns Flght Over lceland lnv]tes wOrld to Attend pected to come from Denmark, Nor- | Swere, was driven by storms to i(s‘ There is no army or navy to sup-| Twelve members of the organiza- way, Sweden and Finland. But spe- | shores. port, but there are plenty of schools |tion were arrested by the police who s I3 . . . cial parties are also being organized The first permanent settler was| and a very low rate of illiteracy. |confiscated many hand grenades Marrlage to Catho IC By Pnest Celebratlon of l Gé}oih Bn’th ay in the United States, Canada, Great|Ingolf Arnarson, a Norwegian. Ap- | The budget balances easily, the na-|and quantities of other explosives. ) Britain, Germany and the Nether- | proaching the coast in the year 874, |tional debt is diminishing and the | It appears that the organization had lands. he cast overboard his high seBlt pil- (Gulf Stream continues to send its|hbcen warned concerning the search- = . Ky, April 25 (P e Nicott (City, Ma, by & Ca N o ey il : | These visitors will be housed on lars and vowed to make his lomejwan’:n ‘waters near 8 the coast and|ers impending and succeeded in m:.e::n:tcfingh!;_hc :agcd \\r(u\alfy vlsu‘:: T)\:'}‘crl‘zll'?):'s no<ni;y:h:l;§ { i 3 | their ships while here, neither the | Where -th?:cd“mbm = pervmdan;mywowy e e el e tenmporting the map dfars ol oy |that it destroyed his usefuln hotel nor private accommodations | Were washed ashore. He found them | verity of the winters. | plosives from Lvov to other hiding of the island—there are only about | P the beach of what is now theq R i places. unalded, Rev. Julius Arnold Velasco, | 4 : rector of St John's Episcopal A | 7 | 100,000 inhabitants in the kingdom |harbor of Reykjavik and a statue|Pgljce Find Terrorist _— o it | ; ¥ | —being adequate for such an influx | to_his memory by Ejnar Jonoson, | . . RINCESS VISIT church at Dayton, Ky., today raced e it | ot guests. The capital itsel¢ has a foremost Icelandic sculptor, has| Plot Against Soviets GROWNSERINGESS SYIRITS only an admonition by his lnshop - ¢ ~ RS il | 25,000. Dbeen crected here. | Lvov, Poland, April 25 (®—The| Buenos Aires, April 25 (P — The population of only 25,000 i le i police here today uncovered an al-|former Crown Princess Cecilie of for his marriage to a Catholic. i 2 Tinred > | While the Icelandic parliament, | The country ojes its commercial C The 31-year-old minister, whose L RAl | : 3 Fa ; lor \nhjng‘ first gathered on Thing- |eminence to the fish in its waters leged Ukrainian terrorist organiza- | Germany, accompanied by her sons, romance led up to a two-day battle H i Wl \nmr or “place of assembly,” in the | and the sheep in its valle: To- |tion which was preparing bombs |Louis Ferdinand and Frederick, 18 % the history of the country | gether they make up five-sixth of | for attempts against Polish authori- | visiting here. She was greeted upon before an ecclesiastical court here o ; X retain his church orders, conferre 1 v i 4 - | s almost two centuries back of |the exports, the only other sizeable | tics and the Soviet consulate build- | her arrival last night aboard the Ph]]ade]pma Cricket Club VlSl B o, TP | (hat. Irish hermits reached Ice- |item being timber from the hills.|ing at Lvev. The attempts have | Caparcona by the mayor of the city last year only a few months bf10r~ ] ke married Catherinc Rogers | . | tand in 795 and found it uninhabit- |The total is around $13,500,000 been in retaliation for the trial of |and prominent members of the Ger- Baltimore, was acquitted last e od by D y Squad Agen 3 : . [ed. About 861 A. D a Norwegian |yearly, something in the ncighbor- | Russians in Kharkoft recently on|man colony. She is traveling under of the major tions filed < 3 " | viking, Uaddod, rediscovered —the [hood of $100 a month for cach man, |charges of being counter-revolution- | the name Countess Ravensberg. against him by a diocese committee | Violated No Church Law A T Conducting his own defense, the |, PTiiadelphia, April 25 (P-—tnder g {g””(’l from Do to at. | Safety Schofield. Philadelphia's dry- nesses the admission that he violat ¢d no church law. He won & ver- | '\“"”r'\‘"' squad has stepped into high | dict from the court of fellow min- | “° isters that cleared him of charges that he violated an agreement io terday a police detail under com- resign if he married a Catholic, and nd of Inspes James A. Taylor | that he denied his bishop, Rt. Rev, |Pushed through the doors of the| H. P. Almon Abbott, the ous, 50 year old Philadelphia | enter his parish after the | | Cricket club, in the fashionable between them. | Chestnut Hill district. | Opposing him were two veteran Arrest Two Employes | attorneys, acting for the prosecu- | Club members were not molested. | tion. He might have been suspend- | put the raiders, armed with search ed or even unfrocked, under section |and seizure wirrants, arrested two 1 of Church Canon No. 28, which |employes, Philip Cicfordo, allesed applied to his case. The verdict|partender and John Matcki, acting calling for admonition by the bishop | stew The raiders said they had | N A . was the lightest possible for the of-|a warrant for Robert Trimble, Revkjavik, capital of Iceland, expects ‘o sce its harbor full, of ocean A ew l‘rlva] of the fense of which he was found guilty. | steward, but did not find him. liners this summer when it celebrates ars of parliamentary go using defamatory language toward 2 jent. Near the city is Thingvillir the first parliaments us . An assortment of alleged whiskey, | SFPMeNt - 2 d L B k Lk S m?nch&rch Gilp o im. champaigne, alcohol and bees | 10 Meet. The statue is of Ingolf Arnarson, founder of Reykjavik. atest Daku-Like Straw NIl Hailsh whers fhe hedring masi| oy caxnied oot iand ‘t“‘f' in patr vkjavik. Teeland, April 25 (Pi—- | the celebr but all other leading held the petite blonde woman o menns bolio. eld Whey found tWO| _jecland, one of the smallest of na- | nations, including the United States, e, e st the two bars in the main club building, | . but the greatest per capila | will also be represented officially. Lacy Straws ......... permission of the court, The bishop, | OloMial-style structurc built ‘1| exporting country, is making ready| King Christian will travel here on who, it was testified br 3 850, which for vears was one of|io cntertain this summer in honor|a Danish cruiser and will be ac- Velasco to his diocese last v« ne ~\”;°”?'I’”"’\ of cricket I Amerl- | of the 1,000th birthday of her par- ied Ly Queen Alexandrine, : ca. The club was organized in 185 | liament, the first national legislature | Cr e Prince | Maryland, where the young rector 5 | tiamen first national legislature | Crown e Irederick, rince o B T ar 8 altong. | mhd for manyiyears davoted "7 ac- |of the civilized wol Knud and other members of the These styles are out- X ; tivities entirely to cricket. In later| King Christ e A ol By el ha i rd | Bfia costoe e Tis bHaa of three | L) King Christian of Denmark, who | royal houschold. | e O S 3 months returned last night to his | it has been the scene of na-fig also head of this independent| Iceland being considered one of standing and worn by 4 L it 1 golf and tennis tournaments. | monarchy, will be chief figure at|the Scand sisterhood st iy atieh dn the mo entucky | tional g a ig at|the Scandina sisterhood, mos e phr e :,vmw"hi‘c'g:g"r‘" nUICk | 115 membership includes scores af | the smart dressed e ersons whos ames appear i -} Cincinnati, for ministering to whic n;i’ L °]” 1086 names appear in tha he receives $2,000 a year salary ocia L2 re ot e, | Flaxelyn Complefe Formal charges of having failed “Just a of police routine.” ‘ to carry out the agreement to re- | said 1 Schofield after th» sign his charge if he should marry raid, “I ity for a state- Tn All New Spring e g kel e | SUCCOSS in R@Efl Tests Colors a native of Key Wes several | Prior to the raid it was said a weeks ago after he and Dishop Ab- | polic in evening clothes had Bott had clashed. k B liquor at the club. In-| 7 £ Headsizes explalning his position and refe in the names of the club’s officers From 21 to 24 the while to himself as “the de-|and of members of the house com- n fendant” and “Velasco the young | m d turn them over to the 3| rector hrought out that he did sign | dircctor e fi @ @ O the agreement, which he said v - - drawn up a few hours before his or- PROVIDENCE 1S WINNER dinatipn, but declared he realized it Providence, R. 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