New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1930, Page 2

o \ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1930. DEMOCRATS H REPURLI affair dign Judge Gaffney Judge them do years. The ist 2 10, at is about to suc« eloguence an of con the eye dudge Mang: and a nur neosed the tou (Reg. 11. § Pat Off BELIEVE IT OR NOT 3 57 BY RIPLEY | Sy CONGRESS ~HOPED TOVERY LAST 5532 5.2 (Continued IFFrom First Page) | federal government's prohibition ac tivities and restore to the several states the authority to deal with the question in accordance with the or- inal and fundamental principles our constituti He added he IREPUBLICAN WORKERS | (Continued From First Page) | whether Dean Cross was able to hold his lead. | Democratic headquarters in the Erwin hotel was crowded to its ca- { pacity with a group of cheering, s ready to give his best eflorts 10 | singir 1d happy democratic work- rry out the “will of the pcople.” wet-dry angles, Gifford Pinchot, former republican governor, Who had said his second term would be “as dry as my first,” had a 17,000 lead on incomplete returns over his iemocrat-liberai-repealist opponent John M. Hemphill Another gubernatorial candidatc described as dry—Wilbur M. Bruck- er. republican—won in chigan over Willia Comstock, an vocate of sta hd national dry Joseph in Mas peal pla ity ove publican Irank G i, who e enforcement act BAY STATE VOTES REPUBLICANS 0UT £ - SATLAKE CTy I‘ S INTHEWORLD | /77 mal Upscts cutenant gove state, state treas 4 atiorr doubt, pendin i larger ¢ ffensive th OF EPSOM SALTS ON EXPOSURE m.ly“m; ::}‘,;m v]‘, g ,,I re- ME ACTION AND b ”H;c‘ ouN — ONE OF THE GREATEST COACHES ~ : A = . ;b R WON HIS LETTER AT FOOTBALL i Rl Al complete, in exception of t EXPLANATION OF YESTERDAY'S CARTON Di:no ) e Mother of 5 I Uviati, wife of Bartolomeo i I re 52 4 ludir e set of quintuplets, The family |! 2 cial electior Florence t t with a cor ment. inscription v : also a refer- Leir “Reizebilder iiscct Has More Than Three Pairs of Legs—A : strictly a men nt ] Spiders and centi- T ed plants which are heit he inclosed seed. TOMORROW—"An Old Grape Vine” position wi The former Coolidz 0ok, altho {0 and Hoov.r Vote for Licut. Governor hn J. Do Holden Hinkan JanT ROOSEVELT GIVEN 7. RECORD MAJORITY 1 I'rom 1 de n of the minori for Comptrclier T lemocrats both al seats represents t congress, as will have 15 from New York and t Mrs, Pratt Barely Wins Mrs. Ruth M. Pratt, repul resentative from the York district, was pressed ¢ election. She bested Louis Brod 212,628 5,972 ¢ky, democ by scant 600 vot nor Rogers New York's sill 1m of congratulatior margin, the Cro: ch, she averred, v From returns this i it ap- | presence in the fight ears ere 1 vernor ¢f | Broun, newspaper columnist cialist nominee offer my cong ulations A proposal submifted to voters of the vote you received the state for a $50,000.000 hond is gnature) sue to enable expansion of institu “ERNEST L. ROGERS."” tional facilities in prisons and s lephone conversation with jospitals was approved in New York ed Press from his!city by 15 to 1 vote, and was be- home. Archibald McNeil, | lieved to have been overwhelming- who. placing the : democratic national committecman, | ly approved throughout the state. monwealth above s zid today { ade the victory he recult speaks for ifs 11 COST %60 TO LRASE NAMLS Vote for G i now our task to merit the confi-| Beachy Head, (Eistbourne carved on 4 York has the largest Jewish memoicins the purclase pulation in the world, ’ eir surprisc ers. Party workers openly expressed | In the gubernatorial races h \llvfi:»‘ i pital. | “It's all right,” Malis said for the Democrats already he was admitted. LONERGAN VINAER WTH 70 WARG (Continued From Iirst Page) thought to be factors in his favor. ford gave Lonergan a margin “We only held out a hope that | Bill Mangan would be elected but here the whole ticket went across in a landslide,” one of the leaders | said Every time Judge Mangan made n appearance in the main room of headquarters the crovd wept into i prolonged cheer. Senator-elect Wil- iiam 15, Hagearty, Representatives- clect Lucian Maciora and Samuel A. Googel were congratulated time and veteran democrat who «laim- probably had the championship T for miore losir state assembly hewas glad they were cssf Con- z he said hey told you Loys you 1o ister republican if you want to thing in politics. Well what future judges down the rvals Mat former s political a Thomas J ril Luddy announce cived over the te 3v e success given an tion. Kinally the announcement s made that nessa carrie ford county by 5000. Th est ovation of the fol- Paonessa and he w ied on cir shoulders from one end he room to the other. [aons in moo: 1 calle th Josey lynes 1hout he city voters James treet is alleged to have of his car and was | Clynes took him to the hos by towns: Seymour Lonergan Rep. Dem | Avon 3 serlin Bloomficld Bristol Burlington Canton nby artford st Windsor Inficld nzton Windsor Locks Windsor Totals LEWIS DEEEATS TWO WOMEN OPPONENTS world court than prohibi- ratulated came right would in a sol ties which Lewis paid h tribute for nd declared he of joy to- 1L woman.” ocr Congr tion's only ncgro would be retired precine DEWEY RE-ELECTED T0 SHERIFF'S POST public will never t their action d in office, t what campai, n. 1 wante ord county and vote that v satistied to a associates we 1 like heriff of i preferred the glorio on tie Darclay Shoes are made for Nettleton and we carry a size and style for every man. Come in Today and See for Yourself.. N.E. 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