New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 21, 1919, Page 2

WORK GOES SMOOTHLY nd quickly roperly equipped nd quality of e if you wet vour arry a full line of all lommercial or private use nvelopes, dex pses where orker is with the right kind stationery. You will We for supplies here stationery Not paper, ink one but cards, and all and pens, et account hooks, modern quickness. A look will be worth vour “THE Dickinson Dsug Ce. 1€9-171 Main Stres! other aids to rder wround fhis store while ef MANHATTAN HIRTS the larg- stock of famous in the $3 to $12 reduced 5 to $8.15. THE Luke Horsfall Go. HARTFORD “It Pays to Buy Our Kind.” i = e from est these shir state, shirts to $2 Sasa TIEN N iR VBBV G A3 T OUR EXPERT PHOTOGRAPHERS DEVELOP YOUR FiLM Long experience lent equipment has how to do this We the and finish all Paper, giving sults possible and excel- taught us work better. Eastman Method work on Velox you the best re- use Give vince you. THE MILLER-HANSON DRUG GOMPARY 30 CHURCH STRE NEW BRITAIN, CO us a trial we will con- ITEMS Smith Bus advt. George Larogue 'ty at 30 and pseph Battaglia Costello Real Estate agency The regular session of Court Pride ill be held this evening at the regu- r meeting rooms. Two candidates ill be initiated. The committee in harge of the good time that is to b given the ex-service men, members the lodge, reports that arrange- ents are nearing completion Smith Bus. school Sept. 2. advt. The regular meeting of uxiliary of the A. O. I1 morw evening at § . of C. room A he business rged to be school opens Sept. has hought Lawlor street through the prop- from Schultz opens Ladies’ will he held o'clock in the social will follow All members are the sion present. ACDONALD—PARKER WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. J M Parker of ridgeport, formerly of this city, an- jounce the marriage of their daughter flildred, to G. A. MacDonald of this ity. The ceremony was periormed New Haven Saturday, August 16, nd after a brief trip the couple will ke their home here. filing | | | | | | | | Sherlock BOY BURGLARS GO T0 REFORM SCHOOL Youths, Guilty of West-end Rob- beries, Are Committed Howard Platt and Charles i adepted the roles Holmes and Wi manner that 8 successtully son last eve- ning in a amusing though productive of results in solv- ing pet'y crim commitied lately. i who Through the eiforts of th {wo. Platt in part two boys seem 1o hav cries of & n chambers th the plan for a brought to ind burglaries orning committed tc col For Bo Meviden. T ommended lenien boys were against them Meskill thot i commitic file Ka law Nic The with the their captors ree- the records of the Judg they he reo- and that rs were . and Bronis- choriz downfall begins Platt into Vine street yesterday after- With Iked in stoy entry his hom his and sound noon abhout an £ hung heard a followed Iy of running weight the Plait 1 for th He saw tlic site them he the Discarding the extriv NI house. dles at random, 1ar car of off in oppo- arter one of thorer in (1 the other. e and returned with the strect he badly Dlown, makir poor headway on the trail of the othe culprit. Mr. Platt jumped into ar, which was standi maki directions. Taking called to a I yard to g hoys nearhy of- fou the 1 saw th ted captur Down aways lahorer, his e | the out front made oo had npon his captive to the > trail of th the handicap him, that pursuif turned over and started followed a and over laborer on fl other. chase tekyards hed tive fell down, My Platt followed stil. Still they ran. Tt of Forest street that capture was made even the time, was at fhe corner anoihe though the boy, at bling wit was fum- pistol nicdern at’ he Sherlack mad Holmes calling in Mr. Parsons, questioned (he They took the two men to a where many :rinkets, cour: of a M Parsons’ offi- the found in smelled hoys: cache stolen in the months, were found revolver. a much veapon than th viried by the items few more cient boys, was one ol the trove Thus “he mystery was solved. The of the burglaries youngsters had pret- on to blame 1y =ood ideax of homes for many reporfed. M. will prove a depredations New L conducting undonuhtedly which have not been Platt's timely action drawback to future aids and are thefts ad Coming. Looted Three Reports were in the police last week from Charles B. Pa F. G. Platt and John Wessellock, 10se houses had been ransacked and ticles of value amounts of coin taken Detective Richardsen and T. E. Johnson cred the loot and made the arrests yestarday. ToGay Mr. Parsons identi- fied a gold watch, chain and charm, a pair of opera gla vaiued at $10, a revolver valued at $5 and a pearl handled knife, as having been taken from his house; Mr. Wessellock claim- ed two revolvers, a purse, several ci- gars and about $1 in change as well several packages of bullets. The change had been taken from church envelopes and the torn envelcpes were left behind by the bo Chopped Door Pancl. Entrance to the Pe effected throtgh a rear window, the pane of which was broken while in the Wessellock home the hoys had en- tered through a basement and had chopped a door panel enabling them to open a latch from the inside. The latter home was ransacked from top to bottom and drawers were left open indicating a hurried search. The Par- sons home was lcoted but not ran- cked as much as the other house. Bad. guilt, mone; Homes, hands of the sons, had well as small been reported ergeants A, J. recov- ons home was Past Records admitted that the a party and the other not giving any n for his actions. Asked by Jud Meskill if he dian’'t knew it was wrong | to steal, he replied that he did This is the fourth offense since first of March for the younger of two hoys and the third in the period for the other bov. Th were caught on another oc while burglarizing an East street second hand store. Frait Dealers Pined. Sergeant T. I Michael Camgabian vesterday morni tables and fruit without 1 cense issued by he ment. He was in morning, id ¢ Camgabian 1 vegetables to the officer asked whe The them bovs stating one of was for reas not the the same boys asion Main Johnson on for arrested Sprin: selli street wing a i nolice police depart- court this fine of §3 selling was the three ¢ fruit 1stomers him ana numbers w on that vhen a approached s license John they ked for his lie was unahle to pro- admitted that he had for over a ind license w hut | didn't set were at home an.d written license, duce it He peddling that that he been knew added one Waterbury Arthur week needed, have time to Autoist Assessed, Jenkins, colore for was sessed §3 hicle without having an operator's li- cense om his person Waterbury and licensed but neglected to take his card leaving that city Sunday. Going through this city he passed to the left of the silent traflic officer at the N tional Bank corner and was pluced under arrest hy Officer Fred Wagner. A continuance was granted him he- cause of the illness of his wife hut when he reported vy erday he was operati L motor v Jenkins lives in before locked ap as he was unable to furnish a bond. L4 | wi | the | chronic FAIR OPENS LABOR DAY Big Event in Charter Oak Park Will Surpass Fairs ol Past Ycars—I acing Purses Offered. st oand most complete an- of the Connecticut Iair sociation will open Labor day at Char- T Pt s wk 1 i the only thi the drivers of the Grand will be in Hartford to days of light Connecticut fair the main attraction in the ing the first week in Septembe open Monday and close Friday he Grand circuit meet prom to eclipse itself stellar tion. There ha terest in it wher over the been la hotly There fast ones that the races us limit A it s difficudt to pick the winner until the final heat. Although finds its favorites among well the horses, a sure-th ter Oak ap- pearance famous horses and who cir- ako harne will du cuit part in the five racing. The state attrac- keenest in- rown this circuit, far the en- and the are so as the been the ever it has scason tries have contested races many Iy go the this season the « as it is by rivers prapo- surprises crop hard put horse no means sition, for repeatedly up. and the dopesters ave to keep &traight on the money Purses aggregating § ,o00, offered by the Connecticut Fair association, have served to draw the fastest horses, the best drivers in the country to the Hartford mect The am is as follows Monday, Sept. 1 for 2:10 trotters, free-for-all trot 2:05 class pacir ept. 2 trotters, Iwind purse L000; Lion three heats, .t and ro- Chanticleer heats, § two in three three heat Nutmeg purse for two in three, $2,- for 2:06 pacers, purse for 3.000 gle purse three 100 $1,000. Tuesday, 2-year-old 000; \Wh three hes 2:08 trott Wednesds & for 2:06 trotters, Acorn purse fo two in thr three heats, trotting, twa in 000. Thursday, ing. three heats. purse for 2:12 purse three heats, $3.000; B ar-old trotte 000} free-for-all pace, $2.000: double team race, three, to wagon $1.- COCTRIT 2 T T TS T S UL T Sy Sept. 4.--2:07 class pac- $1.000; Charter Oak trotters, three heats, £10.000: 09 $1,000. Irida 2:10 class pacing, three h ttle Royal purse for heat winners in Chanticleer, Lion and Eagle purses, two in thr 20003 214 trotting, three heats, $1,000. class trotting, three GROWING WEAKER. GOV'T. Gold Reserve and Archives Trans- ferved rom Omsk, Russia, Tokio, Press.) 17, (By all-Russian Aug! The Associated government at Omsk has transferred its gold re- serve and archives eastward to Ir- kutsk, according to an apparently re- liahle received here. Other in- formation from Siberia indicates that the Omsk government’s position is owing weaker instead of stronger Jecause of the Bolshevilk advance and the desertion of Siberian troops. 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