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Hoover Set Against a Special Congress l e p 1 " '- ™ ■' '■• . ■ - i t . i - 'V - ' - ' f 1^ KET PRESS RUN THE WEATHER AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION Forecast br O. s. Weatlwr Oareaa« for the month of November, 1028 A'etf Hareh 5,237 Fair tonight; ' Thursday partly Member of the Andit norenn of dondy and wanner. CircalatlonB *Co»o- ^ (Classified Advertising on Page 12) VOL. XLIIL, NO. 61. SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMER 26, 1928. (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENT'S COPINDANBIIRY Scientists Of World Her Uncle Is a President • • Nc XMAS TRADE HOOVER SET AGAINST EXONERATEDIN Gather In New York GREATEST IN -Sftr- *i5 A SPECIAL CONGRESS X S H O O m F R A Y New York, Dec. 26— ThousandsV'Physics Day,” Saturday “ Biology A lL jlS T O R Y of scientists are trouplng into New Day,” and so on Among the many speakers will be President-Elect Desires U York today for the greatest gather­ Herbert Hall Turner, Savilian pro­ HUGHES MAY Suspect in Holdup Tries to ing of the American Association fessor of astronomy at Oxford and Retail Trade in U. S. Between for the Advancement of Science. photographer of the stars. He Avoid Extra Time foi The seven day convention gets un­ comes'to America as representa­ ‘U Flee as Officer Tries to der way tonight with an address at tive of the British Association for 40 and 60 Millions, Fed­ BE OFFERED the Museum of Natural History on the Advancement of Science. New Congress Aftei "Continental Genesis” by Dr. Baily Prof. Turner is the inventor of Arrest Him— Will Prob­ Willis of Deland Stanford Univer­ methods for -apid and accurate re­ eral Official Estimates; sity. The association combines 12S duction of astronomical photo­ CABINET JOB March 4 -^ om in g Hom< ably Die. scientific societies, numbering 16,- graphs. Before this device came ' Heavy Holiday Buying. 000 members. into being, long and laborious Ahead of Time to HoU More^ than 2,000 papers will be methods were used to accomplish read, covering the entire range of the same results. He went back to If He Accepts He WiU Not Danbury, Conn., Dec. 26.— Shot modern science. After tonight’s first principles and, by an intricate Washington, Dec; 26— Uncle Sam Conference With Leaders ihrough the back by a policeman session, the uccessiv^e days will be mathematical procedure, worked went on the greatest buying spree Serve on New Repara­ who sought to arrest him for a devoted to various departments of out simple formulae which made of all time in the 1928 Christmas hold-up, Frank Reed, 30, is in Dan­ science. For example tomorrow quick and accurate photographs On Farm Relief. will be “ Geology Day,” Friday possible. shopping season. Dr. Julius Klein, ) tions Board, Paris Offi­ bury hospital today in such serious director of foreign and domestic condition that his death is expected «>- BABIES FIGURE TODAY commerce, declared today. Washington. Dec. 26.— Herberl before night- His brother, Herbert, cials Hear Today, IN NATION’S NEWS. Klein is among the possibilities Hoover’s decision to return t<- 23, of Bethel, and Harold Keyes, HOOVE NOW FACES mentioned for the'commercial port­ Washington for a week or ten dayi 56, of Danbury, are locked up in New York, Dec. 26.— Post- folio in President-Elect Hoover’s Paris, Dec. 26.— Although some before proceeding on to Florida wai the county jail here in default of Christmas problems of a big city Cabinet. He probably has the most ascribed here today as due to hii bail of $5,000 for hearings on Jan­ ELEVEN DAY CRUISE Involved three tiny babies to­ time may elapse before the repara­ accurate grasp on general business desire to avoid, if possible, an extr* uary 5. day. One is said by tbe police conditions of any man in Washing­ tion delegates of the Allied powers Meanwhile iilayor Anthony Sun­ to have been kicked to death, ton. and Germany formally designate session of the new Congress -aftei another was found abandoned derland has announced that com­ While Klein did not care to esti­ the two American observers w ho' March 4.. He Is coming to thfi in an ash can and two women capital for conferences with Com plete investigation of the affair led Pres.-Elect Takes Things mate the volume of business, ex­ are to sit with the new reparation him to exonerate and commend Of­ and a man were charged with plaining that such figures cannot be gressional leaders. ficer F. J. Mazzia, who shot Reed. abandoning a third infant. entirely accurate until the govern­ commission speculation already was It Is no secret that the president­ Two armed men entered the Easy Until He Reaches Perry Gordon, 22, was ar­ ment is authorized to make a cen­ prevalent today as to their identity. |elect is averse to starting his ad­ rested after his mother-in-law Simon drugstore at White and Ives sus of distribution, other experts Half a dozen names were men-1 ministration off with an e.xtra ses­ had accused him of kicking to sion. How he Is going to avoid it, streets at 4:20 yesterday after­ Old Point Comfort. fixed retail trade at from $40,000,- tinned, including those of Charles noon, and while one covered the death his 15-months old son. 000 to $60,000,000,000 for the however, is another matter. Marlon'Fosket, 17, hunch­ clerk, the other took $98 from the year. G. Dawes, retiring vice-president of 1 Republican members from the ag­ back, admitted abandoning her Miss Pola Gil, niece of President Portes Gil of Mexico, is learning her the United States, and Charles Ev- { ricultural west and those from the cash drawer. They fled. About one-tenth of that gigantic algebra and English verb conjugations in a junior high school in San An­ Aboard U. S. S. Utah,, (via Ar­ child, but blamed her, blind figure probably took place in Dec­ ans Hughes, former American sec-1 industrial northeast have joined in Heeds Sus|>ected. mother for instigating it. Edwin tonio, Texas. She is the daughter of Mrs. Enriqueta Gil of San An­ retary of state and present Ameri-‘ Mazzia, went out to investigate,, lington, Va., Radio station), Dec. ember fixing the Christmas bill at tonio. Miss Gil is talented musically. hands in the agitation for this spe­ Collins, 20, wa% charged with approximately $5,000,000,000. can representative on the World cial session. ’The westerners ■n-ant was informed that the Reeds were 26.— With eleven days of uninter­ knowing of the two women’s j Court. suspected. One of the Reeds lived rupted cruising still ahead before “ With the exception of spots in farm relief legislation; the eastern­ plans and failing to notify po-1 New England, touched by the'tex­ So far neither of these American ers-want tariff revision— upward. across the street. Mazzia went to the battleship Utah reaches Old lice. I MACHINE GUNS statesmen has been sounded out as their apartment and found Frank -----------------------------------------------® tile strikes, and in West Vir,ginia Hoover’s V'iews. Point Comfort, Va., on January 6, and Pennsylvania because of the AMERICAN ORPHANS to whether he would serve. It is Mr. Hoover is committed to call­ Reed’s wife. He asked her to go to President-Elect Hoover today took AS XMAS TOYS believed in some quarters here that the station and as they started Reed bituminous coal situation, retail ing a special session only if the things easy to conserve his energy trade during the holidays and for Mr. Hughes may be offered a post present short session does not enact himself entered the hallway. Reed for the busy days which will face in the Hoover Cabinet. If this started to flee and the officer, be­ the year was the largest on record,” HAVE ENGLISH XMAS Made Exactly Like Real farm relief legislation. If the dy­ him after he reache- Washington. Dr. Klein said: transpires and he should accept, it ing Seventieth Congress puts lieving the man armed, fired a shot Mr. Hoover, it is believed, de­ WORKE SUNDAY Article— Women in France would preclude the possibility of which entered Reed’s back, barely “ Business exceeded that of the Protest Their Sale. through a farm bill It relieves the cided upon going directly to W’ash- two previous records of 1926 and his serving. avoiding the-spine and left his body ington instead of stopping off .at president-elect of his pledge to 1927.” President’s Plans. bring the new 71st Congress to through the stomach. Key West, Fla., because of the TO D E IV E MAIL First Yuletide Away from Paris, Dec. 26.— Santa It Is regarded as possible that Confessed Hold-Up. The heavy Christmas buying is Washington immediately after pressure of public business and af­ even more remarkable when it ' •• Claus brought machine’ guns the Washington decision regarding Once in the hospital Reed, ac­ fairs of a private nature. to French children this year American participation in the forth­ March 4. Even this, though, won t cording to police, admitted the considered that the United States is Home is Enjoyed by Chi­ take care of the industrial interests According to his present tenta­ doing its holiday shopping early. over the protest of ythe coming conference may have had hold-up and told where his brother tive schedule, Mr. Hoover will League of Feminine Action., something to do with Mr. Hoover’s that want tariff revision. could be found. With the second Jersey’s Lord’s Day Alliance Many reports were received that Congressional leaders themselves spend about ten days in Washing­ hoppers, particularly women, took cago Girls.
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