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NET PRESS RUN AVERAGE DAILY CIKCULATIOX fo^ the month of October, 1028 5,205 Heaifter of th« Audit Bureau of CIrculuUow OL. XUII., NO. 20. (Cl ymittlshig on P«|;e 10) HAN(^ESTEI^ CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1928. (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CEN'ES <?> HOOVER SPENDS <8> THE DAY WITH HIS FAMILY TO POUS DURING DAY 0. 280,631 After Voting He Reads and MASS.Oe) Qilll c. iiues 0. ___ SMITH TIDED FIRST COMPLETE RETURNS Plays With Grandchil RHODE I. (5) DU] Lc. 246,322 dren— Five Votes in His 0. 110,164 16, DISTRICTS GIVE HOOVER 53, SMITH 11 CONN. (7) Family. C. 676,277 0. 298,043 ^ ,____, m m DAY NEWJ. (14) 129201 Reports From All Parts of Country Show That Women Palo Alto. Calif., Nov. 6.— Her bert Hoover, citizen of Palo Alto, C. S2,44l 0. 33,445 Tm Confident,” He Says; Are Voting in Enormous Numbers— At Noon Half o f devoted liJmaelf today with boyish DtU.(3) abandon to his vivid dhrdinal chrysanthemums, his baby grand C. 162,414 Hopes to Give Mrs. Smitii New York's Vote Had Been Cast— Weather General 0. 148.072 ____ _ children and his home. nARYL.feiriiil “ And whatever the decision Is, - KEY An Unnsnal Rirthday Pres ly Good All Over II. S.— No Trouble Except Insipid It will be right.” C . -C00L1D6E That sentence, from the last'iam- D. -DAVIS} P' ent. Riots in Chicago— Both Sides Confident of Victory, raign utterance of Herbert Hoover, Republican nominee for persident ( ELECTORAL of the United ^States, is the story of NUMBER - New York, Nov. 6.— "VVlth one of BULLE'nN! America seen such a campaign as election day in the picturesque Hoo that ending today. It ha^elements the most picturesque presidential Kansas City, Kdn., Nov. 6. ver home of San Juan Hill— a — Forty-five scattered pre in It that have not been present in quiet, restful day literally squand campaigns in the history of Ameri cincts out of 160 In the city the elections of a generation— re ered on living in happiness and can politics to his credit. Gov. A1 counted up until one p. m., ligious prejudice, prohibition, and This map, showing electoral votes, number of precincts and the totals fpr Ckmlidge and Dayls in the 1024 election will be a good people Intimately associated with a Smith today calmly awaited the gave Herbert Hoover 2,215 and the fight of great growing cities long and successful career. thing to keep handy when if the election start coming in tonight. The key explains it. against the rest of th ■ country. ballots, confident that the result Oov. Smith SI 5. Apart from the interruption for ’The count is made possible Final Appeals voting at ten o’clock this morqlng. would place him In the White at this time by the use of Both candidates for the presi there was nothing on the list House. doable election boards. dency, Herbert Hoover and Gov, Al ‘‘things to be done today,” in the Smith, made their final appeals to “ INSURGENT B U T For the first time in weeks the Hoover home. Efficiency in, the BEK OF VO the electorate last night. Hoover household of this man cel^ratpd governor was- relieved of the New York, Nov. 6.— Some forty appealed to the country as a whole the world round for administrative preparation of a sDeech, a confi millions of American voters began to vote. Gov. Smith presented a TO HOLD C O pO L dence with leaders or the thoughts efficiency In large affairs, was HERE PO Our Anti-War Treaty to say If with ballots today— and to picture of his own record of a quar measured on this epochal day in the of parading through a crowd of say it early and fast. ter century in public life and asked Hoover chronology In the terms of cheering men and women. Nation-wide t^eports up to press support on that recurd. Both used children’s laughter. London, Nov. 6.— King George, that Britain is seeking fully to “ Tired but happy and confident” time today Indicated that the ex the radio as a vehicle to reach mil Five Votes in Family. BEFORE HON in his speech from the throne to discharge bpr disarmament obliga S n m y Shows Repidilicans was the way the governor ex pectations of an enormous, record- lions of the voters who are going (o Five votes from San Juan Hill day opening the new session of tions upder Article VIII of tho pressed himself, to close friends breaking poll would be easily borne the polls today. await the tally clerks in the Stan Parliament, expressed satisfaction League covenant “ by assisting the when he arose this morning in his out. Everywhere the story was the “ A man or woman is not suf ford union precinct of Santa Olaia over the signing of -the Bripnd- League fo formulate plaps.fof gen Win. Win Hot They’D Not suite in the Blltmore hotel. With same— lines waiting in front of the ficiently interested In the welfare of county tonight. In the old red box 5,600 BaUotsRegi$t|red by Kellogg Anti-War treaty, said that eral rejdpcflop of arntaments.” Mrs. Smith the governor planned polling places from the early morn the country to take the trouble to ing hours. with the ballots of Mr. and Mrs. England Is working for navpl ‘ Thd.sj^eeph m^liope'd the, agree- Doiminata to go at noon to a small store a east a ballot cannot be said to be Hoover will be found those- of Her limitation and declared that the na mept, rsahh64 hy, Britain, France, few blocks from ’als hotel and vote. In New England villages they a very good cMizen,” said Gov. bert, Jr., of his wife and the first Half Past Twelve; Women tion realizes that Germany’s re^ BelgiiiiPt OeT^anyj;. Italy'.and Jap7 Wile’s Birthday voted by lamplight; in Chicago elec Smith in his final address. tion officials estimated that more of Allan Hoover, second son who quest for evacuation of the Rhine an lorV dpehthg n^htlgtiohs for a Election day has come to mean From far-off Pair. Alto, Calif., his land should be considered by tho New’-York, Nov. 6.— The Insur mote to Gov. Smith than the win- than a quarter of the i.386,000 opponent. Herbert Hoover, express has only recently celebrated his Out in Swarms Very Early compfOtp i W ’osWfth registered voters had cast their 21st birthday.. — allied powers. v ^ .■ ,tba ;ipej>a^ati6na p fp l^itt., gent. jS#QCjQ£.thej....aeaate- appoered lilng ot a' public office. It is Mrs. ed similar septlmentS. He made a “ My government.'has been kappy Smith’s birthday and with one ex ballots In the first twd’ hours; ‘ ' alWDi-.t.o the feiPlflfne The polling place, rigged "'with t^orge said,' hP. WelcOinea riding today to victory and two New York,.lines started .fornw*” to accept the treaty for renuncia ception for the last 22 years the vote country. elaborate equipment to record in In the Morning. Chipa's effoirts tO'establlah a cdp- more years of control over the leg ing at five a. m., even though the talking-movies, the act for which tion of war in the form proposed tral govermfaeht.' He touched upon governor has presented Mrs. Smith A Sacred Duty islative policies of the nation. polls did not open until 6 a, ni., “ The Ballot.” he said, “ Is the Hoover traveled cross the continent, by the government of the United the crisis ip the British coal with an . extra gift— bis election to and when the doors were opened drew the family to a building Mr. States,” said the king. ,‘‘To my ing Industry, saying It was '.engag A fibarcheck of probable results office. Toaay he hopes to be able to most sacred Individual act in that Manchester voters today attacked New York began voting at a fast great system of self government and Mrs. Hoover were themselves great satisfaction the treaty was ing the atteritlbn of Ms Ministers. in Congressional contests indicated present Mrs. Smith with the great clip. largely instrumental in establish the voting machines with the elan signed in Paris on August 27.” Turning again to international tbe election of a Republican House est gift of all— the role of First which we have inherited and which Half of Vote Cast it is our duty to carry forward.” ing. It took Mr. and Mrs. Hoover and determination of a gallant After declaring that the British affairs he sa,id,;. and Senate, with the Insurgent Blovi Lady of the Land. By noon it was. estimated that to a spot they knew together 37 army sworn to carry its objective or government continues to accord “ Britain recognizes that negotia again dominating the upper branch "I received a fine extra birthday To that extent, at least, the op considerably more than half of New posing candidates were,of one mind years ago as sweethearts In college. die. Facing the task of registering full support to the League of Na tions should take place relative to of Congress. As the Senate has the present in 1918,” Mrs. Smith said, York’s two million-odd votes had tions, “ In pursuance of a fixed pol the German g'pvernnient’s request power to veto any legislation enact smiling. ‘‘That was the flfs{ time today. Both desire the fullest ex somewhere between eight and nine been cast. pression of opinion from the elec (Continued on Page 3) icy,” the royal speech pointed out for evacuation of the Rhineland.-’ ed by the House, to ratify all he ran for governor.