New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1919, Page 2

S TOILET REQUISY every description r toilet are to be seen in zoods department There @ brushes for every personal use, pmbs, files issors und a host of the her articles a dainly woman finds necessary ble. st and refined in toilet to have on her dressing Ladies all that in search of H find them here at prices t Psent a2 maximum of value THE ickinson Drug Co. 189-171 Main Street Buy Men’s Hosiery Now by the Box at special prices. WAYNE KNIT Full Fashioned Pure Silk $1.50 grade, box of three, $4.00 $2.00 grade, box of three, $5.50 $2.50 grade, box of three, $6.75 Luke Horsfall Co. ASYLUM ST, HARTFORD 93 CITY ITEMS trot and dance, Grange tonight. he Rev. W. A A. 0. H. will rning at 10 « in their hall on Main s Reports of in to be presented, Prize fox 11, Berlin, advt. branch of tomorrow assem- Harty meet are 19 Gladden ruetor at the chanies, cabinet given s birthday Iver loving ed with I inscription nted to James Ptolemey by the 1 workers of the ew Britain club as a token of their es- October 10 19." Mr. Ptol- has a large of boys under nd they t deal of on carpentry md banguet nted with wis a re- on cl are work accomplishing v ) 6 BELLANS Hot water ~ 2 Sure Relief LiL=-ANS INDIGESTION E o Fortify The Sys- m Against Colds, Grip and influenza Take s«sf axative Bromo Quinine Tablets”” e sure you get the Genuins Look for this signatare . Y yowe on the box. 30c MAIN ST. GAMBLING HOUSE 1S RAIDED (Continued fronu IMirst Py ) Officer MceCue told of his lengthy period of wateh over the coffee hou which is sitn in the Palice thea building on the north side of the f | Moor. Several previous attempts raid the place had been strated the activities of an outside wrd W just Satur | | would slip into ihe oflicer mounted the stairs night Officer McCue went up the stai and finding no onc ateh enlis the as: e of S it King Oflicer St The three policenic across the roont went to an apartme and through the winduw obse eCrA a table en ume known as “shaking the bone o differs from shooti air of slender hone used and the position in which fall determines the winner. Fricd to IHde Money. policeman entered the at 9 o'clock and found ng around drinking playing cards but e Walking to the rear of the ¥ McCue tried the and He put his shoulder forced it through (hat the men taken stock still. In a one of them bones and money but taking hold McCue forced ding abo! al are they The door o (he main room cveral men s offee and gamblit room Ofli found it locked | to the and with the result door door however, the tab bed for Iy on the [ o his wrist, Oficor | him to give it up. Played for Smail Stakes. When guestioned by the offl the men playing for o m ey identified the the place, and Oflicer MeCuo one of them that the hour for ora, admitted conts « was told by | men paid him the privilege of playine I Iavoihneinn has been theowne | place ! Harry Heros w s the | own ‘ | 1 | roonis. of the sudden demisc formue | during 1 house they for stakos Sergennt corrohorate | Mecue admissions nade r and Oflicer of Officor d of the s presence whoen sht din. videnco and Chie e Warned A The accused ) that the Wioney pockets of one the men woere st Himed s taken from the the men and dur- g the course of the tostimony Judge | Meskill warned them that §f they did not stop their deliberate lylng ha | would instruct the proesecutor (o bring of » Publicity W unimportant « the gambling o evidence ol the plaintine it was a di- result of thoe radd, Tt appenr; Harry Joseph was standir urb ucross from the Pal ater when Corissa Asis and Petoy cob camo down Main stroot discubsin the actions of tho preceding ovenin Corissa was lamenting over the f t the names of the necused woul s In the loeal papors irht added that not all the guilty were being caught. As pro statoment ho pointed h one who gambled but w Joseph objected Dlows, Offi the ar zathered ubon aceused Another as tried bofo | and from the cused and the as cirht and the two came to madoe crowd had suspended only gment was Joseph, who was the one SUSPECT SUICIDE BT ATTEM HAVE NO pRroor ‘rank Ponschitz, of 205 Curtis as stricken with a mysterlous | s at his home md his wife, fear attemptod to ond his lifo notified the polico. While walting the arrival of the police and Dr. John i Martin, Mrs. Ponschit ministered an antidotc physician on examination find any trace of poison, the milk might have o it en taken, A Dbottle found in the house wi by the police. Ponsch made an attempt on his life sonwe time ago, after accusing his wife of | being unfaithful to him vosterday Nis wife, milk. railed but he s t polson hac of conflscated it is sald, ACID AFFECTS FIREMEN, Captain William H. Porter, of In- | gine Company No. 2, is Indd up at his | home on Glen t as the resull of poisonin red during a five at the P. & I Corbin fuctory Thursday night, when a carboy of acid explod- ed, nece the summoning of the voisonous fumes Porter's system, ai- ach, hands and eyes. to retire from at his home wis Pireman William Wolfer were hut firemen entered Captain v and 1id he today what imp Frey and aftected by th able to continve on duty also are K. OF P. CONVENTION. all ing m parts of t state be ire maki i here today and tions for the state nights 1 in Ve orrow M oA er an address in the and extend 1 morning { delegates, | cordial weldome to the 1 To Prevent Influenza Colds in LAX: lets rove one GROVI and Influenza BROMO QUININE Ta There is only Quinine.” 10} W S signature the causc omo on box. Z0c. LetCuticuraBe YourBeautyDoctor AN druggi %, Ointment 2 e Sample each fre ettty Ak p 2 of ““Cuticurs, Dept. 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