New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 29, 1930, Page 8

o] NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1930. Speakers At Fireworks Hearing Favor Ban On Blank Pistol Sale ATLANTA 5 TENSE But Would Permit Firecrackers /—“—"_>—“_ Scrubwomen Unable to Answer Learned Quiz Little flppmnwn to Less Dangerous Means of Cel- De- velops—Ordinance to Be Drafted Within Month. ebrating “Fourth” AFTER CONVICTION Acting Mayor Issues Proclama- tion to Prevent Race Riots THOHILLED WHEN ROBBERS SQUEAL HOOVER ENDIRSES PROTOCOL DIVISION GETS NEW DUTIES Italian Specials j 29 (UP)—Grazia Del- burned to death to- | made 3 le attempt 10 Maria, 8, who ing house in utigliano. The by firemen | Jeys Sent Government (UP)—Senator Bel- a noted physician, here today. ¢ 20 (P—Having ce outgrown original duty os properly dressing social and Washington for dinner and seating them by its 9 (UP)—Air lieu- was killed official then the state d ent's young- division come a recog- part of a’s diplomatic e office of cere- division of the inter- protocol from a one-man bureau t division of the 1als estimate that decade, the na- e world acquire a ‘“con- and while so en- coverin 1plex every proper eding. division for the house SHOALS PROJECT the well Gommends Rep. Reece for Stand 0n inel Pro posmon ‘Recgives All Tnvitations o Par- rank at the | Search for Slayers of Buckley Turns to East Detroit, July 29 (UP)—Search for the slayers of Gerald Buckley, radio announcer dered last week, today was re- ported to have turned to New York. Willlam De Lisle. me: the Blackhand squad, wa have gone to New York yester- day. It was believed the murder- ers may have been killers import- ed here to hamdle the assassina- tion of Buckley. Police Commissioner Wilcox denied, however, that detectives also had been sent to Chicago, St. Louis and Florida in a far flung search. Meantime the cleanup of troit's underworld dives s ies went on. S ——— SLEEPING GIANT GROUP SEEKS QUARRYING HALT Association Wants Mt. mur- De- and New Haven Carmel Beauty Spot Preserved for Public Reservation Purposes. (#—The which New Haven 29 Sleeping Giant segks to stop further quarrying on the head of the Sleeping Gia at Mt. Carmel today was prepared to resist the effort of the company which has been quarrying there to have a temporary injunction against it vacated. This injunction was 1 ed on July 23 The company has been attacking the face of the hill on the Whitney avenue side which in outline as seen July association t range [ ‘ \ | ’ Farmington | place and Monday, {p. m RORABACK CALLS STATE E[]NFERENEE G. 0. P. Committee to Meet at| Farmington August 4 Hartford, July 20 (A—The call for the meeting of the Republican | state central committee was issued | today by J. Henry Roraback state chairman, and it sets the Country Club as the August 4 at 6 (EST) as the time. The meeting will determine the date and place for the state con- vention, and it will set the time for the holding of party caucuses throughout the state for the selec- tion of state convention delegates The period of time in which all other nominating conventions must be held also will be fixed. Such other business as is required to be done to prepare for the conventions will be taken up. It has been customary for the Re- publican party in the state tq hold its caucuses for election of stat convention delegates and such town conventions which are necessary fou like purpose about the last week in August and likewise the state con- ventions have been held either late in the first week of September the middle of the second week While the exact date is yet to be set the opinion held by some com- mittee members is that the repub- lican convention will come in the cond week Of September at ford. The republicans for vears have ilternated hetween New Haven and , the| Hart- | : Personais Misses Kate Finklestein and Janet \!ann of this city have returned r a vacation spent at Woo mon( Mrs. Lillian Herre and children, | Irene, Madeline, and Kenneth, of | Russwin road have returned to this city after a two weeks' vacation spent at Point O' Woods. Mrs. John Pinches of 560 West ‘Mam street is visiting at Bantam ‘laka for the remainder of the week. | Misses Mary Conway and Isabel | Ralph are vacationing at Hampton beach, Me. Mr. and Mrs. A. Pauls of Collins- ville, 111, is visiting Mr. Pauls’ sis« ters, Mrs. J. Matulis and Mrs. P, Goodwin of Seymour street. New Haven Man Stabbed And Assailant Is Sought New Haven, July 29.—M—The victim of a knifing. Agentino Cor- dini, 35, was il a fair condition in a hospital here today with a wound in his lung while police searched for his alleged assailant, Alphonse Ja- Grosse, 45 Cordini TR police say. was stabbed ttempted to force his at- tentions upon Mrs. Ja Grosse in & rooming house early this morning. Ja Grosse fled after picking Gpr- from the flooy and placing or | parliament has been considering a bill prohibiting the training and exhibiting as perform- nzees and all lions, tigers. leopards, pumas nimals of ch | other anthropoid | panthers, hyenas, and cheetahs. ing pes, artford and as the Tast convention | [ from a distance makes the head of the giant. It has made an appre- ach into th mountain tion has for object the was in New this time ma Haven the convention be in Hartford. Flench Take Steps to Prevent Red Meetings Paris, July 29.—(UP)—Premier dre Tardieu and Police Chief R 1 Chiappe. 4 by General . > oo e 3d Gouraud, military governor of Paris, Textile Workers Strike npEas S I repated today to strons 0\&1‘ oid Age Pensions il e measures in preventing a ‘k\‘,'-":,d;- : | #-rwen. 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