New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 20, 1921, Page 11

20, 1921, 1 w— T T O R O . R o L s 4 W B . A oy NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, l‘l'l',:H\Q‘ DECEMBER City Items raphs ar tha Krivitz ren ANTI-ALIEN LAND LAW, Has Been Upheld on an Appeal to the i chdiin ship from owning itural land, was upe ourt of three other sta acted laws patterned om the Lt This store ope | Christma T3¢ Indicted for Murder, Cianflome L ; fie o i i o7 : : ¥ Capo, the Siaca Miter, josterday by 5 Policemen Willlam 8 & o Seeks Habeas Corpus [Faass R~ brown leather p es and shoe Ihe | coats are of Norfolk style and the |y, trousers military. Vietrolas and Records at —ndvt, The Commonwealt}) its Christmas dinne banquet room of the Cotering fo dances Crowell's vt Single garage §$100 ¢ Wood Co vt Antonio D'Agata has his father, Vincenzo D'Agata for $1 [500 through Attorney Elias T. Ring-| rogse for money alleged loaned, The writ is returnable the firat Monday in ¥ \ January. played Joseph M. Freedman, one of the eounsel engaged to look after the in. terests of Joseph Clanflone, allas “Cowboy,” under arrest for the al- leged Kkilling of Enio Renaldino at Farmington on October 25, 1020, has announced that his cllent will fight to & finish the extradition claim to bring him from New Jersey to Connecticut te stand trial, Cianflone and Michael Ruggerio were indicted last week for the mur- der of Renaldino. Cianflone was ar- rested two weeks ago in West New York, N. J, while Ruggerio was eaught by PFoliceman Michae! Cos- &rove of the local police, Await Lake's Signature. Mr. Freedman, with his law part- ner, Nathan O. Freedman, plans to accompany State Policeman Anthony Tomanio to New Jersey, when that officer leaves with the extradition pa- pers to be presented to the governor of New Jersey. The papers were eigned yesterday by State’'s Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn, and will be present- ed to Governor Fverett J. Lake for s the final signature. It is expected that | P the papers will be in readiness to- | Beliet That Wolfe Lindenfeld is Hid- | propagd ind a morrow. 5 Gl TR It {s with the approval of Mr. Al ing Much—Predicts Revolt in NEW YEAR'S corn that the counsel for Cianflone is Poland Next Year. - to accompany the state policeman to Elks Plan for Big New Jersey. Mr. Freerman said that Tus e g Governor Edwards would in all prob- January 2 ability honor Governor Lake's request New Dri ) PO for the evtradition of Cianflone ebrat celebrate the New dance IFountein P Advt 2 the Schaeffer Morans'. | Adkins before buying BIRTHDAY PARTY Complete January List NOW ON SALE Columbia Records Dance Records Wabagh Blues. Fox-Trot The Columbians Tuck Me To Sleep (In My Old Kentucky Home). Fox-Trot The Columbians Ten Little Fingersand Ten Little Toes (Down In Tennessee). Fox-Trot Ted Lewis and His Band Everybody Step. From The Music Box Revue, Fox-Trot Ted Lewis and His Band Kentucky Home. Fox-Trot The Happy Siz}A-MDB 1t's You. Fox-Trot The Happy Sizf 85¢ Sal-0-May. Fox-Trot Paul Biese Tn'o}A-S4“ Miss Sylvia Anolick iiceelves Many Beautiful Presents, heen sued by Sylvia Ano ithering of frienc d Miss wutiful gifts Frank Frisch, “the Fordham Flash,” is as much a star on and Benjamir the basketball court as he is on the baseball diamond. 1lere he is practicing with a basketball team he has organized to meet the best basket shooters in the country. | enfeld became an active commu POLI H POLI( E |and did not communicate with S PE(‘T PLOTTER ! Burns for fear that his activities here P would be tected, The charge upon | g which Lindenfe g held by the |3 oles is that a communist andist suspected spy ARTY. IOt iime Night Press.)—The Polish that Wolfe L!“'if nfeld is hiding mu police ai Thebi fur Larg Smf‘i{ of Grafonolas sellin gai’ Reduced Prices Let us put one in your home on Free Trial. If you de- cide to buy the easiest terms may’he arrvanged and no in- ‘terest charged. Every.Grafonola equipped with the new Non-et Automatic Stop. A-3497 85¢c , will Year with a social, ‘Will Put Up Battle, In the event of this, Mr. Freedman said that habeas corpus proceedings wil] be instituted at once in the New Jersey courts to prevent the accused man from being removed to Connec- ticut until such time as the proper court has reviewed the facts offered in support of the request for extra- dition. It is expected that a legal bat- tle will follow with the burden rest- ing on the state' of Connecticut to prove that Cianflone was within its border at the time of the alleged erime. It is assumed that the defense will try and establish an alibi. Alcorn May Prosecut. The prosecution of the extradition In the New Jersey court will be handled by either State’s Atty. Hugh M. Alcorn or his assistant, Newell Jennings. WAR AIDED DOCTORS London, Dec. 20.—Physicians and surgeons have fallen upon lean times, end eomplaints of dwindling practices are widespread. The other daya doctor from the fashionable Harley street district was sued in the courts for a small debt which he declared he was unable to pay because his prac- tice had “dropped almost to the van- ishing point.’” Fashionable doctors say that so many ordinary practitioners have had war-time experience with surgery cases that, in thousands of instances, they now do their own operating in- stead of sending their patients to specialists. Another reason is that many formerly well-to-do people who ind entertainment in the hom on Monday, | § \\z” 5'({:' (\rl(-u(m r)f 19z0 He declares the communists planned a hington street have revolution in Poland early ne: year, but has d the authorities not to aseribe the state. | membe ment to him. His assertion that he |ty knows M. Chitcherin, the sc eign minister, and has talked him in Moscow, is bted here According to T Stanislau Gut kowski, chief of the political police, Lindenfeld’s formal statement recites | the details of his employment by wil. | 2 DEAD, SLIDE liam J. Burns, before the latter's ap Memphi Negroes pointment as head of the bureau of ar ¢ \ rushed to investigation of the U. & Department | d 1d fourteen c 2 report- of Justic Mr. Bur he said, sent | ed buried \ml Sy him to Europe to trace the bomb |men had been eng: plotters, advancing him $3,000 to|away rmA nmmrm cover expe S | Ru ] the Southern M. Gutko 1 believed that Lind- ‘4- ition ball grounds here. ears, the lodge has confined S 14 lady fr public is invited with:| festivities, The ticke Catalina. Fox-Trot Paul Biese Triof 85¢ A-3504 ]\'ndlny“a‘lz 85¢ Prince's Dance Orchestra The Happy Slz}A-SSOS The Happy Siz| 85¢ Song of Love. Waltz Prince’s Dance Orchestra Plantation Lullaby. Na-Jo. F Jabberwocky. x-Trot Fox-Trot Special Advance List For January Song Hits April Showers. From Bombo Al Jolson Weep No More (My Mammy). Vernon Dalhart Cry Baby Blues. Dolly Kay No One’s Fool Dolly Kay Who's Been Around? Van and Schenck O'Reilly (I'm Ashamed Of You). From Ziegfeld Follies of 1921 Van and Schenck A Dream of Your S Edwin Dale Love Will Figd a W Along i > Edwin Dale A-3500 85¢ A-3502 85¢ A-3490 85¢c Now on Sale Adkins Stationery Store Useful and Practical Gifts WERSTER'S ROBINSON REMINDERS SO1 MINDERS DICTIONARIES A Pocket and Desk sizes in at- the tractive bind- ings, Prices BILL FOLDS WALLETS Come In and “ ear Them A-3496 85¢ A-3501 85¢ B TFrom Shu, loose leal memobook for busy man of afiairs. A fine assortment of leather covers, T $1$3.00 OTIXAT X s Maggie Maguire. Edwin Dale & William Morgan NEW MODEL i Mary O’Brlm. Edwin Dale Was §150.00 * * * * / T'll Be Good But I'll Be Lonesome. 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