New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 3, 1930, Page 10

Ifl ’ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1930. _Qnr}m nghf Club QLee“‘l Sent HVE EARDINALS e é‘é’g’ii“fi!"fia’l“j:New York Acts to End $10,()00’0(]0 cross bearer, hishops and other pre-|apostolic benediction . dinal’s ring, a large sapphire en- | To Jai! for Her Th;rd Sentence [iWEN RED HATS " er the carsoa cume e pove| Tho proceies tome ain The | o mowmet s e oivas| © 1ribute to Beggars, Panhandlers e m= red ape borne aloft on pontiff from his sedia gestatoria |thanked the holy father, and left his A, supported by 12 | passed from the Hall of Benediction, apartments. : or carriers, and blessing the faithful on both sides New York, July & (IP)—Stung, device — faked!'or otherwise — to S 5 e e of the aisle, and receiving their o Do by the knowledge that it_has been |arouse sympathy. A large number Pope Gomels HOHDP d‘] New Cheers Drown Chant cheers and appla Last ('ladf Closs"}g. contributing more than $10,000,000 | get hiat o e 1[1 oS OI Chlmh 1g of the Sistine choir All the cardi now went to the Will Be Eliminated a vear to the alms chest of organ- |licenses for selling n v ! heering and ap- apel. The old cardinals took | yr oo 50 07 py_Tne | i7ed begging, New York City moved [such as pencils or chewin ! farii carried the s e stal he new ! today fo combat one of its greatest|but an even er group uses throne, where he de- | or t almost pro: on the State public utilities commission t0-' | ayjls_that of preying upon the hu- | multitude of ingenious devices which i d sat down. s before the altar. Their cham- | day approved pl for the elimin- | man sympathy. casily deceive the alms 3!_\“' fl“k .\ANSAS CITY S Le rs were dispatched to berlain drew out to full length the ation of the last grade crossing on William Hodson, executive direc- Already this year s in the new cardinals from the | cardinals’ robes and pulled their |the Waterbury division of the New | for of the welfare council of New en granted, OLUR AFTER 106 RMDS c e chapcl. Fach of the new ca s over their heads, covering | York, New Haven and Hartford | York, announced that a special com- |2, re issued durl \ ’ i er entering, bowed three them completely from sight railroad, 10cated on the state high- | mittee had been appointed to in-|preceding twelve months. All or Luive 46 7 : bl e R als had prayed | V&Y near Torrington. vestigate the practices of approxi-| most of those who receive licenses resent i 5 . P The grade crossing will be re- |mately 2,000 active beggars and re- some physical de which Musicians' Club Leader says Move 1N s s Ti epe. FArst came | for & Lo s, A e o farm. | Placed by an overhead bridge. The | commend measures to eliminate apacitates them for Js “Most Surprisingest” He Has jall o t ver the el e e 5 o cost Tot e1an 0008 il I pAlanared by lithem: aborfibut eyen Wines: ! hi-iron gate that dt. | (e state and the railroad. the st ivery class of mendicant—the | WOTthY of alms or mot, have be ehapel in two, | PAYINE 60 per cent and the rond 40 | “panhandler,” the maime e | de ad Franenily, BDYS LG AT o e ent blind. the faker and the systems ot s using unjustifia them S TS teer who o means money. 3 IDENTIFY SAILOR prises—will b d in the = = (et Of Uy . to reach a s of the SHORR HELD FOR TRIAL a triumphant | HECIRT L . fdence, | problem, which long ago hecame one | Willimantic, July 3 (P—solomon AR onatot & f the |of the most annoying in the metro- | $ . | freighter “Thames” crew er- ( polis. In the pope's | ishea when the d last| _ Begging On Tnc April, was ident yesterd Begging and panhandling is dis- re, and the pope tinctly on the increas Hodson | f al kissed | e them the privilege _— add in for a mo- 1 nd speaking in the ngregations, the ntered announcing plans for the § Special Notice campaign. “There is no question about the necessity for action.” . s of the church. Every year, it is estimated, side- Ivaggianl, ve laid his fingers on the lips Barber shops will be open Thurs- | walk and subway mendicants ex- bl of the newly created cardi- of each cardinal to close and then day evening until 8 o'clock. Closed |tract more than $10,000,000 from |ber of his machine was taken and he livered a speech of thanks to open them. 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