New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1921, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1921 9 GIR." ¢ 1 Pendleton elimination o tax will relieve t Dr “”“"\“ A new commitic e ‘ g bkl Man Can't Call Him That S kil George Rapelye | tering on waybills et tax, not to mer 4 IR AnTiL 1 { 3 W vl | checking and ac s & \ ' . For [nfants and Child Future Minister, “Somewbere illpor.spo ovrLAW Public Will Be “In" Approxi- (<« ci s il i o fofardad "prepAIQ on or be- o ‘ ‘muSeroro:Xorao;;:ar, France” Financed by Baptists IS CAUGHT AGAIN| mately $1,600,000 Month | mones o vetecium . |91 ahimenis orwacdd col T i W “Somewhere in France' mrr. a |Rogers, $1,000,000 Mail Robber, The public will e+ e e pel. “Somewhere in Amer " th Near GHICAZO be more explicit, in the aptist shipments, according church of New Britain, Connecticut,| Chicago, Dec. 21.—George L. R Taylor, lent of the there is an organization of Christian ant to see him realize s fl‘[’:\‘l]m":[j“:n‘]‘l-llvmn. 'rh..]g:.n,.,’.”\l‘,, “,‘.‘\!" his way back under arrest to 'Woledo, | nouncement to this effec al Christianity, applied in|where he escaped jail after he was|today hy A. J. Caouette for the past|convicted of partic ion in the $1,- | » Brotherhood of the[000,000 mail robbery. The capture | Baptist church has been paying for|was made without bloodshed hy six the education of the boy in France, city detectives and a of post | N who has never scen his benefactors. |office inspectors. Rog s work- | every twenty ing on a chicken farm for $30 a |thercot in v month in Palos Park, a suburh. 1le (&l had worked on the farm three annually by these men. money y b 4 4 he 1 NeY I months and won the name of ‘“the comes, not from the treasury, but| A : 3 best hired man in Palos Par trom the pockets of the individual " te g 11 | Rogers was surprised and sur- |Was approXimatciy 1€ members. In the third out of four el \ ar tax for cac ipment collections taken up last evening at the annual meeting of what probably 15 the most generous organization in the city, $90 cash was ¢ uted by 23 membe yrefent. Collection num- ber one, paid for the expenses of the annual banquet; collection number two paid for membership fees for the coming year; collection number three was for the education of the I'rench boy, and collection number four pro- vided money to buy flowers for Gardi- T ner Weld, a member now in the New DRESS SUIT SQUAD. Tiritain General hospital | R SAVE AppIc it by i elimination of the war tax on express ers, Known under various aliases, is on | Rallway ISxpress compiny yress agent Revenne Act the war tax ¢ Generous Organization. One hundred dolla ar is sent rounded by a dozen armed men vas himselt unarmed “ive minutes later and you would neve have taken me ive,” he told | tually a his captors. When surrounded he g of a llttle over five on the way to his room, where H' lor believes he had a rifle and two revolvers a tendency “I have $500,000 of the ulf buried and no one will ever be 1 to find the place from me,” he volunteered. |tire country Only $338,000 has been recovered, | “The Amer company handles t cents " therefore, Mr million shipmer The Entertainment. Chicago Has Special Force of Police | George Westerman, the 14-year-old to Raid Society Tvents, rendered several splendid violin solos, Chicago, Dec. 21.—Detectives | and was acc nied on the piano|the central detail station today were| FOR iNDiGES?lON by Miss Barbara Troob, a young lady |brushing up their social ctijuct A el A vote of approcia- |ascertaining just what sartorial ac tion for past services was given 12 . ssories are nec ary to wear with | Wightman, the retiring president, and \’h suits, following th E by | RTECALA. Chief of Police Fitzmorris o g Neat Year's Officers. suit squad” to look in upon suppose > 6 BELLANS The following officers were elected | “exclusive society violators” of for the ensuing year: President, f- | prohibition act | E ~[ Hot water ton McKenna; vice-president, “The dress suit squad” will be in| -} Sure Relief Krapp; secretary, Robert S} ; |command of Captain P Lavin ; treasurer, C. A. Ludvingson. Chair- and all places of merriment are to he L ANS ¢ A’{Oiher, Of Couyase) expgcts men were elected to the various com- kept under surveillance 25¢ and 75¢ Packages Everywhere and yet, do you know of anyone anyswhere who deserves more than Mother? ‘Doherty |} I —every day prove to her how thougl : 1ol yiou were; : cky?? failure Market i | ] er happiness; ) f o 406 Arch St. Tel. 1446 We will have the same qual-; # S ity Turkeys, Chickens, wl, ses her oven; Capons, . Rabbits and [ts| & ¢ w pride in the food Prize Beef for Christmas as we| i p ; had for Thanksgiving. 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