New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 26, 1919, Page 5

’ JAILIS ATTACKED, Heating FOUR ARE LIBERATED Sale Blowe}s’i Frignds Mike Plumbing o T Toledo, O.,. Déc. ~—Iour “anen, AR ok N known to the police all over the ( s s country as sufe blowers and burglars I lnnlng e : Exciusive % e o Exclusive “ PRl et ien| L Agents ey Lane Agents la Lre: 30, known nctionally as a safe blow- A. A. MILLS g e oo B : & Cands _ Hosiery Co. S Y i 553 Leo AMlitchell, with aliases, safe blower., burglar, d to 11 1-2 years 7 enworth for post office rob ulding, O. The foliowin President ft commuted his to threc y: arrested hero for the mur Gt S anion in a resort, was found guilty of man- slaughter and sentenced to UL, BLECTION N MONTH. Wbinet would i y resign on P 1 date. It is ¢ ced from January 17 Date When French People | the premier’ tion that he will 5 be a can . for the presidency which iueans that he will be elected —President Raymond | viytualiy without ovposition. - succossor will be elected | Specuiution regarding “the tiger's” Loach was arrvested here tember successor as head of the cablnet 18] 14 1oxi o1 t1a robbery of i silk | consequently eclipsing discus SHore \ 1 | the mext president. . : 5 Mitchell ha ved several terns in and, sovernor of prisons in difi t parts of the coun- s 13 have a great S0 far| v He wa aiting trial here on a dictions are concerned. e 18 | cparge of carrying concealed weapons. cd to be M. Clemenceau’s choice Foward was held as the result of a and should be the logical candidate in f 4wy in which & woman was killed. the chamber since he was'the leader | Howard ‘was arrested here last Jana- Inexpensive Rugs of the lllt(]ion \Ivl(\l‘(i'z;u:uincll a great| , SEror Ghicacotantiositics e victory he elec! L returned there, but jumped a $ Will Choose Their President. on January 1%, aceording to the in- ference generally drawn by the Pari; jan press from Premier Clemenceau's statement in the chamber that his bond. In Aug 19 he was given for bed rooms and other e T ~ | 19 years in Sing Sing for holding up a s ittt | New York gambling resart. He served rooms. i two vears and escaped 9 et . S Six men visited the jail this morn- We have just received el Gl ons. a fresh consignment of _fl us O | | e three deputics on auts. white onc of the deputies was returning the greeting the men attacked the guards, Art Wool and n: L e C < d R % % . 48L 7 through the left shoulde: ommodore Rugs =N YA T n T in 9x12—8x10 and -6x9 j NEW MOTOR FUEL slzes. % Government ° Announces Mixture : @ Compasition fibre and { ‘ Cheaper and More Biicient Than | B i . wool—durable and at- : b\ > Gasoline—Uscd in Mail Planes. ‘. P f New York Dec. 26.—Succe ul tests 3 tractive a.nd at very of a motor fuel declared to be not only We don’t suppose all the people in town came here for their holiday goods, moderate prices. ! HARING DAY R s O : but those who dida’t must have felt mighty lonesome. No doubt the size 3 - fealureg.the famijiar bag of 1 5 on motors, were an- R r he familiar 1 .| nounced doday by QtoiPragers sec- | B ¢ ¢ and character of our stock had much to do with the big volume of business c c‘ Fu“er cfl (,;;‘.5‘3»,5};5};‘*:,‘“,,@,,, ond) asdfsian} Dostmsster genepal 1n a 4 with which the public favored us—Big enough to have cleaned out an Ll & i v charge of the air mail service. i A £ 3 v 3 § o= g doilplons beend fs The The tosikeonsistagor. Apssnrts sor| B : ; ordinary store, but business is always good for those who have good mer- rule. 7 aleohol, 3 1 line, : | . % 3 3 | i Thompson Milling Co., s TR R R poneol | ; @ chandise to sell, especially when they sell it as we do—on a small margin 40-56 Ford St ! Lodkpgut, Nt Y “ ) |'lents making up the' remaining one | | 3 . of profit on each sale. Sold by { | and one-half parts.were not given. | The Sovereign Trading Co Mail plane No. 35 was used in the HARTFURD anN 160 Main St, tests between New York and Wash- 4 Vs : e ington. Another plane using high test aviation gas was used as a check. A saving of ‘3.9 'galions an hour in favor of the synthetie fuel was made. > 3 Economy of Iubricating oil also was N shown by the' tests.’ ‘After 125 hours in*the ‘air the two: mators were torn down, and that in® which - the new fuel:had, been:used was found in fine ; i 3 cojidition \with a_smallerdeposit of : carbon. , ‘ PROFITLESS. New Yorkers Gompelled to Give Away | [ = ; Stock of ‘Christmas Trees, ! ; 2 wiYork, Dec. 26.—Speculators in LM Christruas trees were hard*hit in New | ; s b : Aot ppnthad| B Specially Priced -~ e t had hoped for big profits:hired truck i - ram A4 ol‘pora 10N men to cart remaining firs.to.the bay. | [} o . Others were turned ‘over to janitors to Standard Pure Wheat PR s e (B @ E 24 50 $29 50 $39 50 " Flour now available Mookl snd S e e & b ° ) ° ’ . were dear wero, p¥fed from, §6 to $10 each. Nobstaghpe@e¥ericustomers w . HIS is the flour recenly purchased by : o it e G : K B and other prlces the‘Government to sell to the public at Tor 87 o M, Tucasdyngnt trecs wetd)) A approximately 6¢ per pound; that is, Chistmas eve there were many greal o | ; Q ack iles in various parts of the ¢ n ackage and pi v around 75¢ for 12 pound p 3 which. there we s readin $1.50 for-24Y, pound package. S i ‘. . ’ It is a,good flour; favored by good cooks. SO G & l ren S Verc Cut down'the cost/of living by buying Unit- y X ‘ed States Grain Corporation Flour, or similar tlour; from yaur dealers. AMexico City, Dec. Hilavo. Me- [ 3 This year’s crop of Soft Red Winter | dina, in charge of the Mexican for- 5 ] . Wheat is yielding flour of excellent eign office, declared today, in answer | i American Jac s Still Behind Bars in Mexican Prison. to a question that the two American making quality. sailors orrested at Mazatlan for b(ead ¥ % q & upon a Mexican citizen wer Housewives should become acquaint- i | as the foreign office knew, stil] there under provisions of the Mexican com- ed with this splendid flour. They will on : b find -that it ‘works easily and rises Senor Medina said the foreign of- | 7 N 3 The fer atl 15 Vigor fice had asked the Mazatlan authori- | B 3 : quickly. The fermentation is vigorous S PAd st el o an e thorly ‘ and healthy and the resulting loaf is {he case and asserted the American § ; | P 1 N 1 5 embassy had made no futher move g K of superior texture and good color relative to the incident since it hand- : [ ] For pastries, biscuits, and cake no ed its :%m communication to the for- H cign office. flour makes a more delicate, tender crust and crumb. is flour is now on hand and for sale af P | : o S i i e Asi Yoy Dealer - t 38 Stores 38 Cities GREAT ATLANTIC and | & eminglo. ~ PACIFIC' TEA STORES [l Remyjngron . For further information inquire Grand Pnzemm : Firearms 8 Ammunition ‘Write for Catalogue Largest Clothing Organization in New England United States Grain Corporation (Flour Division) . 42 Broadway - -~ New York