Gov. Trumbull Inaugurated Amid Brilliant Pageantry

"i :': XV, fS5t-'V , C»*^ -l--;^ NET PKBSS RUN ......- , „ " \ T"'-' ' S S AVERAGE DAUiT CntCUliATION Idbrary «-CofflP- THBtTKATHKR ' for the month of DecembOTt 1928 State Foneaat bjr u. tt. Wrathet Btimiaf. Mew Udveu 5,209 . Jf'alr i|nd sUghtly warmer- |o>- Uenibes ot the ‘Audit Dureua of n i^ t ; Thursday elondj, followed ‘ Clrcalatloue by lig;ht rain aiui warmer. -M VOL. XUIL, NO. 73. (Classified Adrertising on Page 12) -^ 5;-.. SOUTti MANCHESTER, CONN.^ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1929. (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENl'S THRONGS PASS HIS TEMPLE OF SPORT A MONUMENT NOW BEFORE BIER GOV. TRUMBULL INAUGURATED O FSP ^T SM A N AMID BRILLIANT PAGEANTRY Tex Rickard Pats on His Tbonsands Throng Hartford Streets to Witness Colorfni Last and Biggest Show at Executive Is Against Madison Sqnare Garden; Procession— Ceremonies Start at Noon With Lnndi- Many Women Present. A State Income Tax eons at Hartford Chb and at the Henhiein— Then Fob lowed the Parade to the Capitol Where Chm( Execn- New York, Jan. 9.— Tex Rickard Chief Executive in Inaugural Message Recom put on his last and biggest show to mends Uniform TraflSc Laws in State, Com tive Took Oath of Office and DeErered His Message; day at Madison Square Garden, his. dream palace of sport. pulsory Physical Examination of Auto Historic Inangnral Ball to Be Held Tonight. The turnstiles were up for all to Drivers Every Three Years, Restrictions of --------- <?> come who would and say so-long to the man who loved to shuffle Bank’s Powers, Centralization of State’s Hartford, Conn., Jan. 9.— Con HERE ARE HIGHLIC|HTS crowds. Attorneys and Other Reforms. necticut’s sevenfieth governor OF GOVERNOR’S SPEECH And they came. Scores, hundreds, started his third term in that of Governor Trumbull recom thousands. Men, women and chil Hartford, Conn., Jan, 9.— The fice today, John H. Trumbull, of dren. mends: third consecutive inaugural mes I Addresses Assembly Plainville, succeeding himself for Uniform traffic laws through When the gates opened this Madison Square Garden, the vast temple of sport that was Tex Rickard’s life and dream became a sage that John H. Trumbull, ot ' morning, they began filing past the manument to its visionary builder when his body was brought there to lie In state. A c S s insTtent the second time, rode down the out the state. Plainville, has delivered' to the Compulsory physical examin $1:5,000 bronze casket in the center Pi^t a — milled about to await the arrival of the casket State Legislature to mark his as slope from Main street and up the of the arena at the rate of two a ations for all automobile opera Ga'rden^ entrance as th e cortege, escorted by 100 policemen, ijeached the sumption of the governor’s office winding road to the Capitol, the tors every three years. second. At eleven o’clock the jam was delivered in the Hall of the central figure in brilliant pagean at both huge entrances was getting Restriction to banks and trust House at the Capitol thi.s afternoon try. The splendor of today’s inang- companies of fiduciary powers. so bad that the lane of policemen by the governor and received by the uration had not been equalled for Placing the nine state’s at kept telling the mourners to walk joint session of the State Legisla more than a decade. torneys of Connecticut under faster. HAD SLAIN MAN’S PHOTO ture with apparent approval. To the fanfare of trumpets Gov. the attorney-general’s depart Many Women. M ELO N SURE Governor Trumbull separated his Tiumbull passed.from the Hartford ment. At least one of every ten in the Club to his car. To the quick meas Giving any town the right to mourning line was a -woman. Yet third inaugural address Into twelve sections, each dealMig with an im ure of band marches his escorts condemn land in an adjoining it was not a crowd such as rioted IN PALM OF HIS HAND portant phase of the state’s busi stepped through the central sireetu • town for airport purposes. at the funeral of Rudolph Valentino - _______ ____ ness affairs, and began the address where the largest inaugural crowd Increasing powers of aviation It was a man’s crowd. Rich .man, by expressing his appreciation and the city has known was lined many department to order removal poor man, beggar man, thief— deep to see the procession and, it of obstructions near airport. some from curiosity— some from grktltude for the support he has Every Time He Opened Fist DEMOCRATS PLAN fflJA B IN E r had as governor from previous leg seemed, to greet the governor with Giving the state healing arts honest grief. islatures. applause.* board broad disciplinary pow And after they gazed upon the ers, including the right to re poker face of Tex for the last time, Early in his message the gdvern- At the Capitol he was sworn In i He Saw Witch; Remark- g j g DISCUSSION 1 or stated his strong opposition to a for his third time and promptly ne voke physicians’ licenses. the “ hoys” filed up into the gallery No Aonoimcement Made Bot Giving the state boxing com plan fo f a state income tax “ not fell to delivering his annual mes and took their seats to wait the only because the method, based as mission. complete supervision funeral services at 2 o’clock this able Statement Made at ___ sage, which this year, seemed over amateur bouts. afternoon. Leaders Say Secretary of it is on the income of individuals, more than usually brief. Making the clerk ot bills a Shortly before noon, here were is apt.to serve as an Invitation to Started at Noon permanent office. Witchcraft Trial. Raskob to See Gov. Roose extravagance on the part of the tax 5,000 persons in the upper tiers. Trrasnry Will Be Asked Informally the inaugural cere Clarification ot duties of state Some had even brought sandwiches ing power, but because it is repug monies started at noon. Formally water commission to avoid fric with them. velt to Talk About the Fu* nant and violates all of our concep they will end tomorrow morning tion with board of health. York, Pa., Jan. 9.— In the palm to Remam in Office. tions in Connecticut of a (iscal pro when the annual governor’s ball Enactment of laws to prevent of his hand for years John Blymyer, gram.” cames to a close. The eventp of the fraudulent stock sales. To Cut Down Tax. Gov. John H. Trumbull “ pow wow doctor” on trial' for the ture of the Party. day moved with the preciseness Relieving the governor of the Governor Trumbull then indicat duty of serving on state boards 0K .K .K . PARADE murder of Nelson D. Rehmeyer, Washington, Jan. 9.— Herbert that to Gov. Trumbull, as one of ed: “ When you have carefully con nance for a large appropriation, the state’s leading business men, whose functions are overlap saw a mental photograph of the Hoover apparently has made at sidered the budget, you will share ping. Albany, N, Y., Jan. 9.— John J. and as a member of the board of is a part of his life. Aides had AT INAUGURADON man killed, ^here the vision was, least one definite decision as to his with me in the opinion that we finance be compelled to ask the ap studied and timed the affair so Appointment ot a commis may, with propriety, decrease the every time he opened his fist, Raskob, chairman of the Demo Cabinet. It Is that Andrew W. Mel propriation cut. that no motions were wasted, no sion to plan a celebration of the state tax on towns by at least $25,- worrying him and affecting his cratic national committee, will “ I believe the most important time was lost. 300th anniversary of the found lon, the grizzled, taciturn financier 000.” mind and health, * ( come to the capitoF%ere shortly to of the governor Is to be ing of the Colony of Connectl- from Pittsburgh will remain as In speaking of tha duties o f (h# The first signs of the inaugural ent. Republicans Feared Kluxers This remarkable testimony was ‘ discuss the future of the Demo the presiding director of a large Were the appearance in town of given on the witness stand today secretary of the Treasury-* after governor, thw executive proposed and camplex business organiza cratic Party with Gov, Franklin D. that he be relieved from member uniformed men, members of the by Dr. Julius Comroe, of York; for March 4. tion,” he explained. governor’s staff and of the two Roosevelt. ship on those state boards where he istered the oaths, the Senate first Would Stage a Demon merly connected with the Phila Mr. Hoover has made no an Motor Vehicles. Foot Guard organizations. The delphia hospital. An expert In In announcing today that he ex might be called upon to act in dual In discussing the motor vehicle elected its clerk: J, Frederick nouncement; neither has Mr. Mel capacity. He had pointed out that Second Company rolled in by rail Baker, of New Haven. Mr. Baker mental diseases, thi doctor had ex pected to confer with Raskob in the department of the state Gov. Trum- road train frem New Haven in mid- stration on March 4. amined Blymyer six times since near future. Gov. Roosevelt said: lon. None likely will be made for as a member of some state board indicated he would not announce he might request the board of fi- morning.

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