New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 4, 1930, Page 4

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1930. | ) [C. A. by the Industrial Council, hadl | Police said the alcohol caught fire | Rhode Island State Prison today |saved from death by the jamming CHURCHMEN PROTEST CANNON'S SON SOUGHT |5k i cting ot ne vear 1uet | DleS Of Burns Suffered | ;oS0 ummer nese which San- | supmitted o resignation to tne | of & Sunman's revolver ) | HECK GHARGE [ pight When Alcohol Explodes |sono was working. The victim was|_ e e St | B]SHOPS STATEMENT ON BAD G G ‘ A discussion of plans for the com-| Boston, Nov. 4 (UP)—Anthony |sprayed with sizzling alcohol and |’ 2 AMBASSADOR DIES | |ing year was held. The members de- | Sansone, 36, died at Haymarket Re- | most of his clothing was burned off. |i8 to assume charge of the state| = = "0 = o ! | 5 cided that the meeting night be | lief hospital early today from burns — e prison at Thomaston, Maine. Last russels, Nov. 4 (/—The Italian Episcopal Church Executive Com- Detective Says Bishop's Son Failed |changed from Mondays to Tuesday uffered when alcohol which he was PRISON WARLE RESIGNS April, 19, when desperadoes mur- | ambassador, Marquis Dupazzo, died | ttee Criticizes Him for Calling 1o Keep Promise to Rectify lat the same hour. pouring from a can into bottles in| Providence, Nov. 4 (F— [dered two men in an unsuccessful | of cerebral hemorrhage today at the Ca t I Ne N el‘lllall" H(llI]P T I e A = : i 9 L new officers were elected, | his west end flat last night exploded. | Warden Charles E. Linscott of the|jail delivery attempt, Linscott was|age of 51. pl a w pap S e Faith and Orders “Catholic.” Matter—Warrant Issued nt John Wiley, and Vice | b = President John Hooper. Both have | V]Sl[ed by lete | New York, N UP) — The Francisco, Nov. 4 (UP)—Ma- | peen members of the club for the | DAL | exeeut wavisor 1 ] 3 ozhuq.“o\ he (an officer in the local club, Wiley Washington, No / grand | church leagy 1 1 h is the head of the Employet | ey : was o 1 to- | Bishop y of issuing i ization for the state of | el e g i : e some of the old members | ) | the : s ¥ J Rt Est e re in town it was decided to | ington n the stand t a ed ! ¢ nen N- | have a membership drive. Weston | nford, a new member, attended | hotalnantne radl| last night's me which the BLRree | 4 u‘Pr — The Men Showed Warrant HEURALD CLASSIFIED ADS ¢ CURTAIN SHOP 168 MAIN STREET -- OPPOSITE STRAND S UNDOUBTEDLY—The ... | BESTCURTAIN VALUES iy IN NEW BRITAIN! SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY! 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