New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1921, Page 5

T0 INVESTIGATE INSANITY PLEAS Experts to Hold Conference o Defeots of Criminals Nov. t 17.—Expert tes reorganization of nd procedure criminal records disc d by the Clincinnati mony on ins criminal courts supply of p and statistics will be American Institute of Criminal Law wnd Criminology at its 13th annual and | meeting here Nov. 18 and 19 Procedure has often laughing stock when the defense has entered the plea of Insanity, said Professor Rokert I, Gault of | western university cral secretary of the institut rts r contradictory te i nd no knows where the tr lic It often appears that the more money in a case the greater is the tn learning the truth i+ conference sided over n made a one lifficuity subject will v Bdwin y of Penn as prepared be R sylvania a model The bill cnacted law, would possibly correct many of the evils that have tened upon procedure at this "his i a subject upon which sions of law and me to an understanding “Agreement will also bhe sought to methods of reorganizing criminal courts and procedure so that they may do satistactorily the tremendous work that is thrust upon them in our great centers of population. I%or the most part our courts institutions that created small rural communities and we have since out- grown them. A, Mye of napolis and Lientenant Colonel of the ji advocate's depart at Washington will speak. Pro- Robert Millar of North- will preside over on modernization of criminal procedurc.” One grave defect in the adminis- tration of criminal justi AT from the lack of eriminal records and sta- Profe led. There a confere on this subject H. ) Pollock, statis- tician for the New York hospital commiss will preside. Dr. Joseph A. Hill, tant director of the U. 8. census bureau, and H. B. Chamber- lain, director of the Chicago crime commission, which has developed an excellent tem of criminal fecor will par ite. A plan for the or- ganization of state bureaus will be presented Three other conferences held, on probation, parole defenre of poor persons crime RED CROSS DRIVE institut wi if heen f point dicine must come wer tor Quincy W ty will be over which Dr. on, will and the accused of MEETING SUCCESS Big Increase in Membership~ New Booth to Be Set Up A decided incr Red Cross campuign was day, there being an incre most 200 over yesterday's tot ty-three new members at the luncheon of the this noon by Mrs. Minnie and Miss Maric Kaminsky total for the whole campaign Booth at City Drug Co. A new hooth will he set up City Drug Co. on Main str in the next day s0, date those pe of the city who roll. Mrs. M. T. Crean of street will be in charge of and it is ¢ good number of rolled there Where 1se in interest in the evident to- were or to of the may wish en- sons north the work- ers there, xpected that a members Money Goes., It might be ting to the peo ple of this city to know the money obtained by enrollment in the Red Cross goes to. The following ticle contains very interesting cts about the work that won- derful organization Last Year's Fxpenditures. Its activities all parts of the world, and appeal aid is denied Recent louncement form us that during the 0,000 was spent E ving millions to furnish medical plies to destitute I ; 1s given to the committee of ns who distributiy ring women 0,000 to the by the interes where some of reach to in Chir Ameri- are aid to the made destitutc in Pueblo, (™I. The membe rship of the contrihutes each year 1 the history of that dollar time that it is given until it is is very interestir Outside of Country. Fifty cents of every dollar remains with the chapter in the city or in which it is collected. Tt for many purpose of are: Helping the men and their fight disease a more teachi school home disastrous spent is used which service helpin mmunities rich to ome ibled ex families, 1 make ¢ althful pl first aid i ¢ f and railroad yard hygiene, nursing, and proper ing the comm disasters which innumerable other Lielp. aces i live, ictories, teaching of the tion of ities ready t oc things to Money Spent at Home, The remaining fifty go hl Red Cross headquar ngton and is used all Fwenty-five count Fox’s Sunday Eve. their | there is | into | the two profes- | to | be | | Farmington Woman Chosen Presule ll( end | mmer | vill he en-| ind children in Ire-| thousands | flood | town | DAILY i1 WOLVES DRIVE] - OUT OF COUNT din Bio NEW BRITAIN HERALD, SD Babe Ruth As An Actor \ TRY ni logical ~ Survey Estimates There Are But 800 in U, §. washington, Nov ely making his poisc 1 hunters, lown In number estimated by the logic al Survey, tos, his last re thly Jess t Hunters arc through exciting In Sam’'s and venture northe Unele hunters sifying a dr believed to be the ter year | experience to be a 1890 millic spent {1 1 there hi the bo old bounty mer the game more 1y they for the purp count wild ar A Babe Ruth lines out a hit o» two without even standing up. | .m0t This, in vaudeville. Babe takes it easy while Wellington Cross| 16 stands up to put action in the No, Judge Landis can't in-| scre in terfere with this job of the lambas i o ‘””I"‘; the imals e e S ry o I | money | Hart third vice-president, Mrs , (o cstab- [Annie G. Porritt, Hartford and iitation, to|treasurer, William P. Couch of | g ide medical |Cromwell | siek mm»l received aid from th the armistice is used to relieve lish hospitals, to teacl dise and to p treatment to thousands of dren throughout the world. Help for ex-Sservi wddition to all thi of the money is used in the of this country to help the Hiram Percy Maxim, was DOWN EAST’ Evening for One Week — Al s 8 CENW Y Starts Sunday | local | n pro- | ALl sents Mat, danriedl These Prices Tuclude | | Ifollowin lodge of ever ram of entertainment w of the ing, i1l be Elks this In War AY, NOVEMBER 17, ! RHEUMATIC JOINTS Rub Fain Right Out- Try This! tle of old-time *St. drug store and in be free f iny you'll sorenes and & 0l pair fer! Relief Jacobs as cured mils imatism sufferers in the iry, and its just as good ca neuralgis lumbago, and ‘swellings ent sprains AT i S r Special v‘ Ko 8’ @ Our Extraordinary Dress Sale Consisting of Smart Tailored and Beautifully Trimmed : Anothe urch - | Enables Us t¢ Con tnue the {1 ex-service men, part is used in rmy and navy camps, and money is made up the fund v immediately available in case aste fires, ns or any calamity befall a munity. Small Amount for Expenses, When all this is done, it ciun re that most of the doll who have made say that when d, there is about 4 This is used to the whols E Mm'e Flsh' Buy ]t Here-—Why? Because Our Fish Buyers are on the T ling us to x for you. be see ) up. of the work i and pay the expenses of gnn ation. wpaign Going Slowly. The campaign for membe dritain will close Tha v, only eight days to go, 4 | far it has not heen very s An earnest appeal to the made by the committee for all who intend to join, to do diately so that ti to support the | they have in former ar is used a study | all this is on r:_'t' ln ll .\Iulluul Iresh Flounders Fresh Herrving Solid Me Oysters SLHCED FANCY BLUEFiSH Famy F resh Green Shrlmn -.i-)(1 LB.. Each Fancy Shore Haddock g Sliced White Halibut Sliced B. 1. Swordfish I.'1 sho Opened J(' l.n( 12¢ P SO Lis. years LB. MRS, \\Ill" IS ELECTED L1, Pint 1© of Women Voters 2 Hartford, Nov. 17.—The o LB. 12(. ident of the Connecticut Woman Voter of 1 {l new pres Leagne of SN an nual election of in' part this morning other officers being voted ; The remaining officers chosen morning are: v First vice-president, Townsend, New Haven, Fresh Red Salmon Fresh Scallops Shredded Cod Salt Mackerel LB. 15¢ ae Finnan I \ Salt Herr Let Fatima smokers tell you ““Nothing else will do”’ X navy fr ) 5¢/ Oé but taste the dfirencc LiccerT & Myers Toracco Co. RICOTINE VELVET CANTON CREPE VELOUR Made to Sell for $15.00 to $25.00 Less Than Cost of Materials Alone Comm's Ha LADIES 215 MAIN STREET lling Rubber Co. 240 MAIN STREET Sale on Raincoats ig Three Days Only EVERY COAT EXCEPT BLACK RUBBER GOING At E‘nugfi: Pmce BLACK RUBBER COATS 20 PER CENT. ALL COATS FULLY GUARANTEED Alling Rubber Co. 240 MAIN STREET e A oran Stores, Inc. DEPARTMENT NEW BRITAIN, CONN.