New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1922, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 192z LENINE IS SOME AMERICAN NOW Likes to Pose for Cameras and Joke About U. §. ~Nikolal Lenine, the Russian premier, likes not only to display his knowledge of Amerlean affairs but to joke Amerlcan visitors about them, says Parley P, Christen- sen, of Chicago, the TFarmer-lLabor party's candidate for president last year, Mr, Cheistensen had two in- terviews with Lenine while in Mos- cow for a month, When the American nine's office In the IKremelin and BURCH PEARS GALLOWS started to identify himself, Lenine in- | terrupted him, Christensen sald, “Oh, I know ahout you, You and | Mr, Cox were the ‘also candidates) " | | Mr, Christensen, at Lenine's | orbinson, allenist, quest, posed with him for amination hy the pictures in the street in front of the 5 4 | has been resumed for the trinl of Ar ,1;‘ Kremelin, where o great erowd soon | (% "0 S Gt the mur- | B9 gathered, of J. Delton Dr “You don't seem to be a bit afrald when asked o repent a conver of assessingtion,” Mr, Christetnsen had in the jail with Bureh, remarked sald the defendant had told him e “No, not a bit,” Lenine replied, preferred to take his chances of heing | One of the comissars Who Was | {pjed for insanity than helng tried with them, jokingly explained that | murder, The defense, which closed Lenine already had two bullets 1n | puesday, was lnrgely predicated on o |8 him, adding: “Trotzky says the old | qaim of insanity ¥ man has plenty of metat] In his back- Dr. Orbison also testified that Burch . sald he would rather spend ten years | Bes in ap asylum than be hanged B JANUARY | CLEARANCE SALE Women’s and Misses’ TABS CONVICT wWo, Witness THE COPPER POT AMUSING STORY High School Production Will Savor of Arablan Nights The first plays to be given by the Amphion club of the Senlor High school will he presented on Friday evening, January 18, at 8 o'clock, in the achool auditorium, The plays are two In number. The first, “The Copper Pot,” has n cast of twelve and is in one act and two scenes, The place of the action {8 Arabia, at the present time, Triefly the plot of the play is: Abdallah, @ poor, but gencrous man, recelves two strangers as guests at his house, He wishes to give them a good dinner, but he has no copper pot large enough in which to cook their meal. He asks all his friends, but they are no better off than he and | B8 . can not comply with his wishes, Rasid, a rich, but avaricious man, has a large copper pot and the friends of Abdallah persuade him to ask Rasid for the use of it. Rasid, being very miserly, does not want to lend it, but he finally agrees to lend the kettle, provided that it is returned at dawn, ‘Wishing to punish Rasid for his sting- iness, Abdallah decides to play a trick on the unfriendly man, Accordingly, the next morning when the pot is re- turned, Abdallah says that in the night a little pot was horn to the large one. Rasid is overjoyed. He prom- &es to lend the large copper pot to Abdallah any time that it may be needed. In the next scene, Rasid comes back from a journey and finds that Abdal- lahr has borrowed the pot again, Ab- dallah is stricken with griet and Rasld finds out that the large pot has died, at least that is Abdallah's story. Rasld does not believe such a foolish tale and he takes the case to Amin, the judge. Amin asks as his fee two choice lambs and a small copper pot. He hears both sides of the story and | then decides that if a “copper pot can bear a child it is mortal. Therefore it can dle.”” Rasid did not believe the | story told by Abdallah about the birth of a small pot, but he thought that he could enrich himself at the expense of the poor man. The conclusion of the play, showing Rasid ountwitted, is very amusing. The other play on the program, while it is also a comedy, is of an en- tirely different type. It shows how the people from other countries come to America and work, sometimes get- ting the best of the Americans. There are three in the cast of this piece: Mr. and Mrs. Espanhyme and the | Swedish maid, Hilda. The play is very cleverly written and is bound to hold the interest of the audience un- til the end. “The Copper Pot” calls for some pleasing lighting effects, which add very much to the story. An Arabian dance is also introduced into the play, adding a touch of color. * Tickets for the production have been placed on sale and can be pur- chased from any member of the club. It is expected that rehearsals will be held every evening next week under the direction of Mrs, A. C. Guilford, the club supervisor. ) Fresh eggs, 59¢. Russell Bros.—advt, Defense Cross-Fxamines Murder One Is Killed and Others Slashed at Boston Prison, Trinl Phomas J was ~Glovanni Valardi ro i stabbed two fellow prisoners at the state prison late yesterday, killing John P, Arzonti and cutting a gush in the shoulder of Dominio Toscano. Me waé seized and locked up, All three were serving life sentences for different murders, The stabbing was done with a shoe knife which Valardi had obtained and seoreted In his clothing while working in the prison shoe shop. Toscano told prison officlals that he knew of no reason for the attack and that he had never had any trouble with Va- Jardl, Boston, Jan, 6 UNAer Cross-ex moving efense when court der Kennedy Orig won, sution he Riga, Jan, 6. Mr, in Christensen, good humor ce that he was s of the state.” “Lenine,” mald sgeemed, always There was no evi dep 1 by the 2 ~advt, Russell | Bros, best butter, $1, Russcll Aros. | | Best butter Hle b, advt, entered Le 344-348 MAIN STREET Opposite Commercial & 344-348 MAIN STREET FASHION TURKISH TOWELS red borders 20c¢ value 12Y2c Each L Big Size BED SPREADS $1.50 value 99c 36 inch PERCALES light and daik patterns i 20¢ value 12Vac TP T T TR 68 inch TARLE DAMASK $1.00 value Linen Finish TOWELING 17c¢ value Starts 9 A. M. SATURDAY In this Sale we shall, as in every previousy SHEETING 36 in, wide Suits and Wraps at $3.98 Boys' Wool Shirt 40-inch CREPE DE CHINE, all new ors, including white. 75 / (¢ 45x36 b Sttt 2 o stitees B0 10| T Sizes 2Y5 to 5 yrs. LLOW 40-in. RADIUM SILK, all shades, e (‘A’[METSE 2.73 'klll, 36-in. SILK POPLIN, 20 colors to 23c 4 B at . e 51.89 . 19c ; 54 in. 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WOOL all shades 2 ounce balls 29c INDIAN AND WOOLIN BLANKETS HOSE Ladies’ Heather 49c Children’s Ribbed ROSE Ladies’ UNION SUITS very heavy $1.25 value 75¢ Your Choice 25¢ PRUNELLA Bleached SHEETING 36 inch One Day Only past good record and the fact that he has been out of work a year, judg- ment was suspended. Polieeman Maurice Flynn found Mrs. Rose Nogie painting signs with tar on Main street, yesterday morning. The woman explained that it was the order of the gods. She was locked up for examination as to her mental condition. Dr. John Purney reported this morning that she is mentally deficiert, but not dangerous. Judgment was guspended and she was placed in her husband's care. MURD! IN NEW YORK. Police Secking ed Gunmen, Wanted for Two Fatal Shootings. New York, Jan. 6,—Within an hour after two negro hold-up men had rolbed a white rent collector of §800 and killed his negro guard in Harlem iast night, one police detective was killed and another was badly wound- ed by a negro they were taking to the ‘West 136th street station as a sus- pect in another shooting case. The poglice bellieve that the man who shot the detectives was one of the two who held up the rent collec- tor and killed his guard, One of the detectives has the name of the man who had shot him and his partner, and in the apartment of a female friend of this negro the police found another negro whom the rent col- lector identified as one of the men who held him up. The negro who killed the police detective escaped, but a general alarm has been sent out, and. every policeman in New York i on the watch to bring him in, dead or alive. I'resh eggs, H9%¢c. Russell Bros. Firing of Guns on Streets is Resumed Again During the Night, Belfast, Jan. 6.—(By Assoclated Press.)—Despite the increase in the number of military and police pa- trolling Belfast streets, firing was re- newed last night, A child and 2 man were wounded. A bomb was thrown but did no damage. Rival mobs clashed in Daic ntreet | [ and violent fighting ensued in which etones .and revolvers were used. The soldiers and police fired, dispersing the combatants. 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