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New Britain herald., 1929-10-21

The letter, made public at the White House today. was in reply to a communication from Fred F.. Brltten, secretary of the republican party in Florida, on the appointment Of Federal District Attorney Hughes IL asserted the Florida secretary and other republican leaders in that state had overlooked the "pri- mary responsibility incumbent on the chief executive "to appoint men 10 public office who will execute the laws Of the United States with in- tcgrity and without fear, favor or political collusion.'
 'I note your demand" the letter said. that the organization shall dictate appointments in Florida ir- respective of merit or my responsi- bility and that you appealed to the opponents Of the administration to attack mo. The success of the re- publican party rests upon good gov ernment,. not On patronage"
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
Priest Given Picture
 Of Seminary Founder

Key, Licyan BOjnowski pastor of the Sacred Heart church. was pre- scented with q picture of Rev. Beatus Joannts l;osco, founder of the Don EoSco Seminary of Ramsey, N. J., by Rev, simon Majcher Saturday night at dinner in the rectory.
 The picture is a painting on can Vas Of the founder in which there is q hackGround of sky blue with sev- "ral angels in a semi-circle. It is of a lar@e size with frame Of ma hogany and shows Rev. Father iiosco when he was middle aged. Tine painting was made by Angelo Enrie at TOrino. Italy.
 Roy. Father Maicher and several other missionaries conducted mis- sionS at the Sacred Heart church for the past two weeks and departed this afternoon after celebrating final mass for the dead of the parish.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
EDITORS WILL SEE
 LOCAL INDUSTRIES
Group Of % to Visit This City
 o1 October 29.

Twenty editors Of McGraw-Uill publlcations. touring New England, will be in this city Tuesday, Octo- bor 9. according 10 word received by Secretary Ralph H. Benson Of the Chamber of Commerce.
 Mir, Benson is arranging 10 give the guests reception such as was accorded tn" group of business men from Virginia several years ago. The visitors will drive in from Meridcn and will be met in the Ni- cinity Of Willow Brook park by, a group Of local business mon.
 The visitors will be taken on a tour of the city and then 10 the shuttle Meadow club. where they will have lunch and be introduced to the local merchants. Pardon c. Hickey, president of the Chamber Of Commerce, will preside at the luncheon.
 Later the visitors will bn escorted through the Tand"rs. Frary G. Clark and the Stanley Works plants.
 The visit is in connection with a business survey Of New England and includes an inspection Of 10 factories in 90 towns and cities The inspection will be from the standpoint Of conditions and poten tial development.
 A motorcycle police escort will be asked to convoy the guests through the streets on their tour of the in dustrial section.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
Boys Run Away Again
 From Orphanage, Caught

TNT"0 U0N1 Who 0To W0I 0TT enough 10 b" arraigucd in police court, have caused the police con- siderabl" bother during inc past few days and will probably l." brought into jevunjh court and committed 10 an institution
 They ran away from the Polish Orphanag" twice last week. being rounded mp br the police and re- turned 10 The institution. but today they W"r" missing again ana a wom- an on Overlook avenue reported to Captain Kelly that they were beg
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
LEGION WILL MEET
 ID DUST OFFICIAL
Bartlett Case Interest Keen as
 Post 47 Moves

New Haven. Oct, 21 P)-Dissatis- fac;lon expressed by the Department Of Connecticut, Disabled American Veterans of the World War, during Its convention here, having spread 10 American Legion circles, New Haven post 4 of the Legion will hold a meeting to consider the re- moNal of Hubert II. Bartlett. New Haven investigator for the state disabled veterans fund.
 Post 47 believes it has the power 10 remove Bartlett, but Clarence C.. Scarborough. state chairman of the fund, says only he has this author ity. Bartlett was denounced in resolution adopted by the state p. 4. ", convention following all ad- dress by the National Commander William J. Murphy, in which he protested against the Legion's inter- ference in rehabilitation efforts. The resolution described Bartlett and an Incompetent person who is causing unjust hardship to the disabled war veterans of this city and their families"
 Paige A. Seaton Of Waterbury, former state Legion commander, has issued a statement deploring the Murphy speech.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
FLYER REPORTED SAFE

New London, Oct. 21 P)-Anxi"ty over the "disapp' arancc' Of Bob Namm, Ncndon, Mass. fier. who h"k2s frequent visits 10 New Lon don airport vas ouictcd today when "ord came that N2mm. who lcf; his home poIt for New Iondon S;Iur- day, stopped at providcucc cn route and thcn returned 10 Mpndon When kamm did not arrive and no word came from or about him. Hiors at the local airport became wor- ricd.
 At Providence. Eymm gave no reason for retuGI'nc home without continuing to New London.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
FORECLOSURES GRANTED
Judgments Against Nicholas sea pcllati Fled in Cay Court by Judge Trareski,

Two decisions in foreclosure ac- tions were given against Nicholas Scapcllati in city court today. In one case he was he principal de- fendant of l@ named and in another he and eight other defendants were named.
 In the first case Judge Stanley ]. Traccshi handed down judgment in favor Of Cyrus Scapcllati. his brother. The property is on Bright. on street and the original debt was $t,@&9.o5. The attorneys fee is S1Oo and Attorney William Hageartv IS the committee in charge Of the sale which will take place on November ,. The appraisers are Thomas I.indcr. Deputy Sheriff Martin Horwitz and Attorney John r. DOWnes, The court ordered that the notice of the saIo must he advertised in the New Brit ain papers on October 9 and OC-
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
SWANSON AIRPORT
 DRAWS THOUSANDS
Flying Field Formally Opened
 Without a MiShap

Formal opening of the Swanson airport on Osgood avenue took place yesterday afternoon with the install lation of passenger carrying service which prompted scored of persons to take their first airplanc ride.
 Licut Charles Wright was kopt busy from early morning until late at night. During the day two other planes landed on the field and took off. one to bring fuel to the Wright plane and the other to pay q visit to the airport on the day of it's formal opening. There were no accidents or near nishaps throughout the day, despite the frequent hoD-ofis and landings made on the field which up 10 yesterday had received a plane but once.
 Hundreds Of automobiles were parked along the highways leading 10 tha field as their passengers went onto the grounds to view the plane or ride.
 August Carchini. one Of the spec tators, learned his bill-fold contain ing automobile license, registration. bank book and checl, book was miss ing when he returned 10 his home It A Everett street. after spending some time at the airport
 The drone of airport motors over head. caused by the Wright plane md another. piloted by Roy Ahearn who was conducting an air circus at Edman's farm in Newington, result cd in a complaint to police head quarters by a caller who asked that inc flying be stopped as it was dis turbing the peace of the Sabbath, according to the complainant.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
Church Services

Forty Hours devotion opened in St. Andrews church yesterday at the lO:5O mass. A procession followed the mass. Nespers was held at 7:3O in the evening. Masses were cele- brated this morning at 5:3O, and o'clock. Eespcrs will be held to- night at 7:3o. Confessions will be heard before and after masses in the morning and before and after VeSpers in the evening. Confessions for the children will be heard after school today
 The deNotion3 will close Tuesday evening at 7:3O with a phocession following Nespers. Masses will be celebrated Tuesday morning at 5:3o : and 9 o'clock.
 October deyotions will he held Wednesday and Friday evcrin~ at 7:3o.
 bahhS oI marriage were published yesterday for the first time between Anna Dennis and Vincent Zikowski
 st. Mary's
 HUI IilliS, ( clock, 1th anniversary mass for Mrs. Margaret Monahan.
 Wednesday o'clock, first ami 'ersary for Edward Hannegan.
 thursday, : o'clock, months mind for Mrs. Catherine Fitzgerald.
 Friday, o'clock, first anniversary TOT Mrs. Anna Dewitt Mccarthy.
 Saturday, o'clock. requiem high mass for Rose Mulronti
 The Sacred Heart league will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
 st. Joseph's Church
 Requiem high tomorrow morning at o'clock for Mrs. Mary Fabla. Anniversary requiem high mass saturday morning at : o'clock for James Wrcnn.
 October devotions at the o'clock mass each morning.
 The annual collection will be taken up next Sunday morning.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
City Items

Troup q, Boy Scouts, of the Na- than Hale Junior high school. under the leadership of Robert Quimby will hold a dance in the auditorium of the school Wednesday afternoon Candy made in the Home Economies department will be sold.
 Alvin B. Lamb of Garden street has been called 10 EIein. Illinois, by the serious Illness of his parents, both of whom are well over so years Of age.
 Mrs. Alvin E. Lamb Of Garden street is visiting her sister. Mrs Charles E. Larson of Bris' ol.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
Tells E. B. C. Members
 Who Their Neighbors Are

Rev. William II. Barsch, who ad- dressed the Evorvman'S Bible Class yesterday on "Who Are Your Neigh bors" has been requested 10 speak to the class again next week, according 10 an announcement made today hv the class officers AIr Bm'sch took as his general theme, ones conduct and attitude toward his noiGhbors. both those in the immediate vicinity and neishbOrs abroad. spcaNiu% in an international sense. Tbrr" were SI mon present.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
 FAYORS NEW CALENDAR
Approves Change to f3 Months in Year at Meeting of Board
 of Directors Today.

Al q meeting Of the Chamber of Commerce. directors today the body discussed and voted approval to the calendar reform. as submitted 10 lh" Chamber hy the United States Chamber o( Commerce. The reform. aS submitted 10 the body, would chang" thr present calendar so that il would hr composed of 1% months, each one having an equal number Of days This reform has been submitted to all Of the cham b"rs throughout the coun'ry.
 Thro" delegates will be sent 10 the New England couucll meeting 10 be hold in Boston Noycmbor q and 22
 Chairman Joseph AL Ward read d report prepared by committee regarding the proposed Chamber Of 'omm"rcr banquet on November 6.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
TRIES SUICIDE THREE TIMES

Hartford. Oct. 21 (P - Ernest Locke Of Danville, H.. attempted suicide three times in a cell at the Hartford police station today Twice he used a shirt and a hand. korchief as a moose and the third time he used his ncCktic.
 After he had been cut down for the third time his condition seemed serious and Police Surgeon Maurice O'ConneN or' cred his removal to the City hospital in a straight jack ct. Locke gave his age as 4 and said he was world war veteran. He was brought in on d drunken ness charge.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
Polish Political Assn.
 Nov Includes 37 Clubs

The quarterly meeting of the Pol Ish Political organization of the State of Connecticut was held yes jerday afternoon at o'clock in New Haven with several hundred dele gates from political cluDs and organ. izaiions attending.
 Reports Of the Pulaski celebration which took place during the past two weeks in the various cities, were submitted. The organization has ac- cepted the membership of two wom- ems political clubs one of Hartford and New Haven into their group which now IS represented by 27 clubs of this state.
 The annual meeting Of the organ izajion will be held in January at tn" Polish republican headquarters in Hartfo, |.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21

ging in the neighborhood Sergeant McAvay and Officer Kiely brought them 10 the police station. and it was said this afternoon that they may be taken to the Town Home to spend the night.
 According to the orphanaee super EiSors the boys are entirely irrespon- SIbie and unmanageable.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
Sons of St. George On
 Visit to New Bedford

About 60 members of the Ameri- ca Order of the Sons Of St. George and the Independent Daughters of st George, left for New Bedford, Mass, by automobile at 12 Saturday noon. At night they attended banquet given in their honor by the New Bedford lodges. Sunday morning they attended q memorial service at 9:$0 and decorated the grave Of the late A. Wolfcndcn. After tour of New Bedford the party returned home Sunday evening.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
PASTOR ACCEPTS CALL

Stamford, Oct 2l LP) Rev. I.orne W. Brown. assistant pastor of the Presbyterian church here since 1926, has accepted a call 10 tho pastorate of the First Presbyterian church at Hollis. l.. l. A native of Creditor, Ontario, Mr. Brown was educated at Victoria college, Toron- to university and Union seminary. Before coming 10 Stamford. he was pastor Of Methodist church in New York city.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
PctriskOs Entertain
 On Silver Wedding Day

Mir. and Mrs. Peter Pe;risko Of l%3 Pennington avenue observed the 2oth anniversary or their wedding saturday e;cning at their home. There were 2J guests present from Bridgeport and New Britain. Mir. and Mrs. Petrisko received a num- Der of gifts and bouquets of flowers.
 They were married in the Russian Orthodox church and have resided here since that time. They have two sons, stephen and George Petris!o. Mr. Petrisko is employed by the llannory Mig. Co.,. on Whiting street.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
HOOVER CRl7|CIzES
 PATRONAGE PLEA
Tells Florida Republicans Pc.
 liticaI Kick Unworthy

dent Hoover in reply to a protcst from Florida over the appointment of federal attorney, has announced it is the duty Of the chief executive to make sc,,ctions on the basis of public service and not for political reasons.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
IiICT. BRINIE.i HURT

New Haven. Oct. 2l R]-Licut William Brinloy commander of the First Battalion Headquarters coln- pany. l02d infantry C. N. G.. is in New Haven hospital with fracou1- ed pelvis and left hand. resulting from a fall from tho rafters to the drill floor at the armory here. or fic"rs of the regiment said Lieut. Brinley climbed the rafirrs on a "dar"' but lost his balance and fou 50 feet.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
Hurley Forbids Drinking
 From Bottles at Games

Hartford. Oct. ol R~Commig- sioner Robert Hurley or the state police department. declared today that "drinking from bottles at foot ball games must stop"
 'Whcn patrols Of football games are found to he drinking from bottles they will bo immediately taken into custody and turned over 10 the courts for prosecution"
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21

tober %l. Attorney Angela Lacaya represented the plaintiff
 In the other case the property is on Clinton street and the plaintiff is Anthony Miraut". This is a strict foreclosur" and the date Of rcdrmp- tion is November 1. The New Britain Lumber co. placed a lien on thu" Clinton street property for goods and service and it transferred the lien to Mirantc. The bill amounted to &5,202.@5. Attorney Monroe $. Gordon represented the plaintin.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
knicker Balloon Tria!
 Proves Meers "AIl Wet"

Chicago, oci. 2l tUP)-Jamcs Mcers. G6, thought of science in f big way and proceeded 10 drmon- stratc.
 He led crowd to q filling sla- ton. MajosticaIly he pointed 10 his plus tours as being us good as q balloon if inflated
 He inflated them with free air.
 Back to a river building he led his audience and then "took off.
 When pulled from the water and revived he summarized with, Too much ballast"
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
MISS BISH WEEDS DINE

Rome. Oct. q P>-Jocclyn Bust daughter of Mrs. Henry Surg Bush Of Boston and Philadelphia was married 10 Don Fabrizio Con za"a. Duke Of Circlla. this morning in tic church Of San Camille.
 Morsisnor Burke. rector of fine American College in Rome, per formed the ceremony. After q hon "!moon trip, the couple will live in Eomc.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
0. T. A. NJ. Will Observe
 Its 51st Anniversary

On Tuesday night New Britain council, o. L A. M., will celebrate it's oist anniversary, State officers will be present and the degree team of Patriot Council of East Hampton will cXemplify the short form ftual on d class of candidates. After the degree work an oyster stew will be served. There will be entertainment and @ large attendance is expected.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
TIRE IN DOCTORS HONI,

A still alarm and box alarm from box l1G called number company of the New Britain fire department 10 the home of Dr. Waterman Lyon. l55 Linwood street. where a blaze had started in rubbish piled in the cellar at S:oG Saturday night. The flames were quickly cHtinsuished. Damage was slight.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
LITERARY GUILD MEETS

The Polish Literary Guild. com prised of representatives, of all the Polish national societies of his city. held a meeting yesterday a the I'al- cons rooms. After routine business was transacted the guild members Giscu~2pd the formal opening Of tlt,, rr2&ni&atIOn'S program which will take place in d form Of q lecture.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
MISS LINN SHOWEEID

\ Elr IIon sh0Wor was EiNcn In honor of Miss Elsa Linn. Saturday evening ;t the home of Mrs. Frank Merhle of Lyons street. .tbout 25 friends were present from Brdg"- port Newington and this city. rno home was prcttily decorated in autumn color=.
 Miss Linn will become th" bride Of George Edman of NcWinat0n.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
pIE.MILE EEiCI RESIGNS

'&nbtrr~, Nus ralia, Oct. 2l N'- Premier S. Fl. Bruce handed his resignation 10 the governor general Lord Stonchavcn, today and Henry Scullin. labor leader whose party was victorious in the parliamentary elections of last week. was Commis- stoned to form a new ministry.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
SLOWER
 ON TARIFF TODAY
Vote on Farm Issue Doubtful
 This Afternoon

Washington, Oct. q (Pj- Prog ress on remaining secondary amend ments 10 the tariff bills administra- trcs feature slowed up perceptibly today and made it doubtful whether a motion to reCommit the measure would be mace during the day.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
ACCEPTS COMMISSION ORDER

Washington. Oct. q P)-The in- ter%tate commerce commission has been advised by the Atlantic CoqSt thGt they will comply with orders Of the commission to install cN- press refrigerator service from Florida for the strawberry crop.
 Tho railroads were ordered 10 es- tabhsh this service December l.
 | NE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
Many Controversial Subjects

Washington. Oct. ol P>-Rcplcte with controversies the rate sched- ules of the tariff bill today absorbed the attention Of the senate already torn by the dissonsions of the meas ure's administrative provisions.
 Meanwhile, there was careful watch for signs of split in the ranks of the democratic-ind dent republican coalition which has opposed repeatedly and successfully the legislative maneuVers of the ad- ministration republicans, notably in eliminating the flexible provisions desired by President Hoover and in insering the export debcnture farm relief plan. which the chief cxecu- tive had denounced in no uncertain terms
 Senator Borah vas confident that the rate schedules did not contain dynamite 10 shatter the united front that the independents. of whom he is q. leader, and the democrats had previously presented. The purpose of the independents, as he puts it,
  is 10 reWrito the rates in such a fashion that agriculture will be given the protection which his col leagues consider necessary. He has served notice that if this is not done at this special session, it will be de- manded at the regular session, President Hoover 10 the contrary notwithstanding.
 Leaders of the administration re- publicanS predicted that the al- lance would be broken by many of the ndi\idual rate schedules. They contcnded too, that the schedules as written by the senate finance committee are more acceptable 10 President Hoover. in view of his de- sire for Q limited revision," than are those embodied in the house measure.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-21
One Motion In Way

A Sin2io proposal prevented the senate from taking up the r2tes at tho outset Of today's session. This was q. motion by Senator Thomas, democrat. Oklahoma. that the bill be returned 10 the finance commit lee With instructions that upward rate rcNisionS be confined to acri- cultural commodities. The pro- posGl lacked any united or or ganizcd support. Previously, q similar move by Borah had met with defeat by the narrow margin Of single vote.
 Taking ip the rate schedules Tn the order in which they were cm- bodied in the ball, the section deal ing with duties on chemicals. oils and paint stood a the head Of the list. There was however, an evil dent desire on the part of some democrats and independent republi- cans that the agricultural schodulo& be discussed first of all. They were considering @ motion that this be done
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-18
BATTLES FOR
FREE SPEECH IN
TALKIE FILMS
Hays Warns Industry 1t
Must Fight Censorship
of New Movies.

BIZ United Press
HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Jan. 18.-
The motion picture industry viii
invoke the principle of free speech
to prevent censorship Of the
"talkie."
The picture industry must oppose
censorship of speech in its films,
not only for its own sake, but in
defense Of the right Of free speech,
VIII H. Hays, president Of Motion
Pictures and Distributors of Amer
lea, said at the organizations an
nual meeting.
Confidence of Public
"CoincidenU with the full realiza-
ton of the fact that the motion
picture indusry must resist the at
tempt in some places to censor
speech from the screen is the re-
newed determination on the part of
the industry to make certain that
its picures are Of such quality that
no reasonable person can claim any
need 5or censorship" Hays said.
HAYS said the industry has at
tanned public confidence and that
the people will see to it that the
industry's progress is not retarded
by misguided attempts on the part
Of some to actually censor speech.
Greater Picture Epics
1.-The particular part which the
studio has in this effort is the most
important JOB Of all and that is
care as to the quality of the produc-
TONS" he said.
Hays said new possibilities of
sound will increase the quality and
magnitude of epic pictures.
epic pictures have marked as
milestones the progress of the ar" "
Hays said, land they will cntinue
to be made even greater than in the
past"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-18

manager. three employees and q
visitor.
One Of the gems in the shop was
the famous Nasak diamond, worth
S4O0,00O 1t is a great stone which
came into the arteries of trade after
years in Brahmin temple in India.
Only recently it became the prop
erty of Mauboussin in Paris and
was brought to this country a short
time ago, probably with the idea
that some Park avenue millionaire
would buy it. The stone was kept
in special, hidden cubby hole of
the great safe in the Mauboussin
establishment.
When the bandits visited the shop
they soon came across the Nassak
gem.
The man who found it passed it
to his companion. The two CT them
admired it and commented upon its
beauty. Then they carefully re-
turned it to its place of hiding, too
smart to take a stone which they
could not sell without detection.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-18
CURTIS TO TAKE SUITE
vice-President VIII Make in Hotel
Near White House.

WASHINGTON Jan. 10. - An
elaborate suite in hotel five
blocks from the White House will
be the home Of Vice-President-elect
Curtis when he takes Office.
The suite will consist of ten
rooms, including an Office where
Curtis can receive official callers
and hold conferences. Mrs. Edward
Gam, sister of the President
elect, will act as hostess for him.