New Britain herald., 1928-11-02


 ant. ! sm . member q the 1Gsll,e6isG church, and sns sf tho finst t)stNoD ! learned whsn studying law Wes tAat no test should be made ef ths re- iston Of any csndhats ter Du6lc oadce. shsula b. sshaued ol myosif if voted against any man oa ec- count of his religion. What differ ence does It make what chureh . man attends 70 long as he becomes familiar with the ten commandments and lives up to them. ! would dn. csrely recommend to the republican party that they include in theiF plat. form those same ten commandments particularly that one which read4 Thou Shalt Not Steal"
 Critictses Repuhltcaa AAniaiatsaetoa
 Dr. William F. Rsardon ef West Hartford. candidate for stats ssaa. tor from the fifth senatorial district, flayed the republican administratisn both in state and national affaiss. In discussing tho recent Watkins scandal. which was aired recently In the superior court at Hartford. the speaker called attention to . recent statement made by Governor John H. Trumbull that a smoke screen was lowering over the state of Connect. cut and that the only way to get rid of 1t was to return the republican party to power at the election next Tuesday. T agree with Governor Trumbuil about the smoke screen. However, Hugh Alcorn has blown . portion of that smoke away. IT he blows all of it away before next Tuesday, why Charles Morris Of New Haven will be the next governor of the state of Connecticut"
 Government control of public utilities was advocated by the speak. CT. who called attention to the feet that one-sixth of the public utilities in the state were controlled by J. Henry Roraback, chairman Of the republican state committee. The economy which Governor Trumbull spoke about did not exist, according to the doctor. who pointed out that 1t cost in this state from SIS to e3o per capita in comparison to ele per capita in New York state and this in spite of the fact that the latter stats has bond issue of esso, 100000 at the present time. The insane and tubercular in New York. as we'll as the World war veterans, were receiv. ing proper treatment, he continued. while in this state the governor was telling about how hts party had sue. ceeded in saving Si.l6 each week ea each of the institution inmates.
 Ten years after tho end of the World war. the republicans of the state are now talking about provtd. ing proper facilities for disabied vet. erans. What surprises me is that there arc any of tho veterans still living. If they wait . few years lons. CT. why such institutions a they propose may be used for the childrea Of tho veterans"
 The farm relief and immigration issues were also touched upon light. ly by the speaker.
 Hauy Well Attended
 Tho rally was well attendeA. q number of republicans bsine pres. ent in the audience. Other speskers included pr. Y. F. Claffey. candidate for representative and James XII. martin of Niagara university. Her. man kopplemann. candidate for con. gress. who was scheduled to appear. was detained elsewhere. Joseph Y. Dutton. chairman Of the democratic town committee, presided.
 Elks App0int Committee
 Exalted Ruler Henry J. Flynn of the Bristol lodge Of Elks last eve, nins announced the appointment Of the following committee to serye in the distribution of Christmas cheer to the needy families of the city: John Donnelly. chairman; Karl A. Iteiche. Nerve L. Brault, John T. Hayes. Thomas J. Malley, Arthur kreft. William F. Smithvick ana Robert W. Harris.
 Hadseil Camp to Meoe
 A meeting of c. 4. Hadsell camp. '. g. W. ". will be held at o'clock Monday evening in the head. quarters in the state armory, At that time officers for the snsuins year will be elected.
 Rsrbce Shops Ohange Ana1p
 Effective next week, all unio. barber shops in the city will remain open Monday afternoons, clestas at o'clock In the evening. Fer the past several years 1t has been the practice to close each Monday It p. m. for the remainder of the day.
 Funeral of W'tl1tam Stockton
 The funeral of William Stockton. who died in South Bend, Ind, Wed. nesday night and whose body will arrive in this city this evening, will be held at : o'clock Saturday after- noon at the home of William .. In. graham on Summer. street. Rev. ?. Y. Wolfenden. pastor of tho Bristol Baptist church. will conduct the and the remains win be shipped to Bloomsbury. V. T.. for nterment.
 Enters Aci,ool of Tclogyapehy
 Miss Frances strup. daughter sf