New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1921, Page 3

* J1] mEmLAxe CITY ITEMS Victrolas and Pianos. Henry Morans. —advt, At the Btate Armory Fri. Eve., Bat- tle of ‘Music between Mark-DiVito Marimba and Meiody Orchestra of ‘Waterbury and Wittstein's Novelty Orch, of New Haven.—advt, : As fine a suit as ever you saw— for $35,00—at Wilson’s.~—advt, See them| That's all we a.k! You can’t go wrong—3$35,00 Suits, Wilsen's—adyt, s Mrs, Nathena P, Godfrep will be at the Assembiy Hall of the ¥, W, C. A. Friday, Oct, 21st, from 3 to B o'clock fer arrangements of afternoen and a High school evening class in dancing and deportment.—advt. PLEASES JOHN D. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 5921. I e e —— BROWN IS FINED $200 IN GANAAN New Britain Driver Heavily Fined for Transporting Beer Frank E. Brown, truck driver of 240 Smalley street, ,was fined $200 and costs by Justice of the Peace George W. Ford in the town court of Canaan last night on the charge of transporting liquor of prohibitive alzohol content. The fine amounted to $270 and his truck and its con- tents were confiscated. It will be remembered that Brown was taken in tow by the state police on the state road in Canaan on the night of October 4, and his truck and 125 cases 'of beer, which he was car- rying in'it, were confiscated. Samples of the stuff were sent to the office of state prohibition Director Mackenzie, to be analyzed. It was found to con- taln almost 2 per cent of alcohol, and the drastic fine imposed on the driv- er shows that the prohibition‘director | and the state policg are determined to stop the transporiftion of real beer under the guise of near beer. Investigations are being made to ascertain the source of the beer, and also to discover whether the stuff orizinally left its ‘starting point as near beer and if alcohol Was added to 1t or not. According to Brown, he v/as kired by A. J. Hagearty, pro- prietor of the Spring Bottling Works of this city, to transport the load of heer to Pittsfield, Mass: Hagearty, he said, received the stuff in barrels trom ‘the New Haven Bottling Works and bottled it at his plant here. It cannot be determined as yet whether there will be any further prosecutions in the case of Brown, until the investigations of -the state Jolice are completed and the party is found who was responsible for the unlawful amount of alcohol in the veer, i HERRICK ON JOB. American Ambassador But Little Af- fected By His Narrow, Escape. Paris, Oct. 20, (By Associated Press).—Ambassador Herrick went to the American embassy as usual this morning, Mttle affected by his nar- row escape yesterday when a - bomb exploded fa a room of his home in Avenue de Messine. Mr. Herrick found scores of tele- grams and letters of congratulation from officials and friends all over Eu- rope. The first thing he did was to issue instructions that ahyone desir- ing to give him/ a present must bring it opened to the embassy. All pack- ages brought to the embassy will be under suspicion and will be opened under water in the presence of po- lice. . NEW YOTKROST. 207 . ‘Armando | Diaz,’ Italy’s victorious war chieftain, Virginia Denike, whose chiidish isong on a New York ferry boat brought her two'bright new dimes from John D. Rockefeller, who over- heard her. Virginia says that she will weak them on a string around her neck to bring good luck. A CLEAR COMPLEXION Ruddy Cheeks—Sparkling Eyes —Most Women Can Have Says Dr. Edwards, a Well-Known Physician Dr.F.M.Edwards for 17 yearstreated mresofmtorliveruy:dbowelafl- who arrived here yesterday, planned a2 motor trip to Oyster Bay today to lay a wreath on the grave of Theo- dore Roosevelt. Upon his return to New York he intended to spend sev- eral hours sightseeing. OUBA MAKES OFFER. Havana, Oct. 20.—Admission to the United States duty free of a maximum of 2,600 tons of Cuban sugar yearly for three years in return for the free entry into Cuba of products of the soil and industry of the United States™ if proposed in a joint .reso- lution introduced today in the house of representatives. Action on ‘the resolution went over until next Mon- day. just e F o> 'S SUNDAY—GLORIA SWANSON ‘Elingr Glyn’s *‘The Mo Great Moment"” JAZZ IN MEXIG0 American Syncopation Becomes Popular But Short Time Chorus Girls Do Not Attract As Much As Here. Mexico City, Oct.20.—American *‘jazz devils” have come to Mexico City and have made their syncopation popular but theater-going Mexicans have failed to appreciate an American musical comedy as recently presented by a com- pany of ‘‘girly-girly girls direct from Broadway,” to use the words of the in- spired press agent. The company ap- peared here as one of the attractions of the Centennial celebration. Adver- tised as a bit of Broadway transplanted to Mexico,sthe girls were intended to add a bit of pepper and zest to the month of flesta, but, after a few nights, interest lagged and the show concluded its runs without breaking any attend- ance records. It was not because the attractida was below the standard of any similar show in the United States. Old-timers in the American colony hefe have long declared that American musical comedy will not pay in Mexico and their pre- dictions ‘appear to have been subtsan- tiated in the recent attempt. RELIEF MEASURES i g Premier Would Extend Great Britain’s Credit System London, Oct. 20.—Proposals for the extension of Great Britain’s trade credit system and for assistance in raising| capital for industrial undertakings as measures for the relief of the unem- ployed made by Premier Lloyd George in the house of commons yesterday have been well received by representatives of large industries. There has been little criticism of the details of the.cab- inet’s plan, and the scheme is regard- ed as sound and workable. Commit- tees are being established to deal with the premier's proposals. It is understood the government of- fered to leave the management of the credit system to leading bankers but the latter decided it could be managed bet- | ter by & committee which would work under the auspices of the overseas trade defartment. The bankers, have given assurance of future assistance, how- ever, and conferences held so far have been of the most cordial nature, TURKS ARE DEFEATED Greeks Are Successful After Battle of Two Days. Athens, /' Oct. 20.—Turkish National- ist forces have been defeated in a sharp battle along the southern end of the battle front in Asia Minor says an of- ficial statement issued here, The fight began on Monday and lasted two days, the enemy hurling savage attacks against the Greek positions over a wide front. % Following the repulse of these at- tacks, the Greeks are said to have passed to the offensive’and to have pursued the Nationalists toward the eagt and southeast.’ FINANCIAL AID WITHDRAWN. Pittshurg, Kas., Oct. 20.—Financial support for Alexander Howat and his followers. in their fight against the Kansas industrial court law has been || withdrawn by Illinois miners, it was announced today. TO CLEAN CLOTHES. New York, Oct. 20.—Secientific aid is to be given New York's soiled linen. A course designed to prevent the slaughtering of wilted collars and the like will open tonight at the Wash- ington Irving high school. E. P. Hol- der of Yale, a chemist, will teach how to cleanse without harmful effect on the clothes. The course is under the auspices of the laundry and allied in- dustries board of trade of greater New York and will last 12 weeks. Threé-Buckle Sports Never have practical walking shoes been so smartly designea as this Walk-Over ' square-toe origination. Graip Leather. Patent or David Manning’s Uwtk-Cver SHOE STORE 211 Main Street GAFETERIA SERVICE IN NATIONAL PARK, Food Furnished to Tourists at| Very Low Cost Yosemite, Cal., Oct. 19.—A cafeteria in the Yosemite National Park, miles from the big cities where tray carriers generally are found, this year appar- ently solved a problem of furnishing food at medium prices for tourists far from a railroad. During the last five months, approximately 250,000 meals ‘were served at an average cost of about 48 cents each. The cafeteria was the first ever es- tablished in any national park and it lhas been so successful that other parks have written for details of its opera- tions. It is probable that the idea will be copied. Secretary Fall of the Department of the Interior, while here this summer, became a tray carrier at the cafeteria and declared he thought the establish- ment was a step in the right direction to provide good accommodations at the lowest possible prices. Food served in the cafeteria is the same quality as that served in Yosem- ite’s American plan resorts charging as high as $7.50 and $10.00 per day. The prices differ little from those in cafe- terias in San Francisco and Los Angeles The food is sold at cost, as employes of the National park company make up about half the cafeteria’s patrons, Scores of campers came to Yosemite this year, pitched their tents along the Merced river and took their meals at the cafeteria, PA. B. R. WANTS MEN. New York, Oct. 20.—The Penn- sylvania and Erie railroads today ad- vertised in the newspapers for work- ers in the event of a strike. The Pennsylvania sought applications to fill places made vacant by such men as may leave the service. The Erie specified_such places as may be va- cant. November 1 and offered perma- nent positions at standard wages. BLOODLESS REVOLUTION. London, Oct. 20, (By Associated Press).—After a bloodless revolution in Portugal a nqw ministry has been formed and is irf full control at Lis- bon, it is stated in dispatches received at the Portuguese legation here today. Money Cannot Buy a Better Medicine Than $60,000 FOR CATS. Freak Will Cuts off Two Sisters and Gives Fund to Felines. New York, Oct. 20.—Cats all over the world will benefit from the $60,- 000 obtained by the sale of the Ewer homestead here. Miss Caroline Ewen who occupied the property for.years with her two sisters had a passion for caring for cats. It was her dream that every cat should have plenty of catnip, milk and T -rying on the work. 3 a comfortable backyard fence to play on during everyone of its nine lives. She devoted her life to establishing sanitariums and relief organizations for stray cats and when she died left all her entire estate, save $500 for car- She cut off her two sisters in her will because they were not sufficiently enthusiastic about cats. The money for rescuing the cat population of the world hecame avail- able when her nephew recently settled his contest of the will out of court. | Complete November List NOW ON SALE Columbia . Dance Our famous Cod Liver and Iron Vinol For, a hundred years the medicinal elements contained in the cod’s liver and oil have been regardedsas the safest and best strength and body building medicinal agents known. * Many people however—especially children—cannot take cod liver oil because of the nauseating oil. 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