New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1922, Page 10

OPIUM DENS TAKE ON MORYE STYLE NOW | New York Drag Squacd Pands Narcotic Distributors Arve Living in SUmMptHons Quartors New York, aoa bascs toy narcotic are | thety old huunts dow East Side to more fers i the upp varhood: This cinu Carlton S enimmissioner te Mureh the 1S Opinm dens id distribution ng - moved from n the preteations West S e o1 ower i neigh 1y when I Ieputy £ oof the naico o apartment fue- | appurt ' [to the company's offer in respect to | "I hes . i smoking opium whe they ente and Leld for investig \ | Several wet spo vded | from strfgs, 1) and the || walls and ceilin dampened | 1o ne | o arrested prevent 1h A won tion picture . &t present to the franion sometim i artist's mode e ostation with a o they were neing questioned. The in the [ beautitully made opium pipes and a quantity of opium, PEELS CHIVALROUS NOW Glotzbach Declares He e vom-| relvased atter police number found rooms ot Did Not Say " Anything and Would Not Say Any- thing Derogatory. Delmont, Glotzbach, chanffeu emerged from silen take exception to som tributed to him since auer, the prima donna, his wife nounced she had started divorce pro- ceedings. 4“1 have been quoted saying things 1 did not even think of,” he said. "I think it is a personal mat- ter that should not be dragged in the ,and do ¢ deroga- I do not 1y about me. My 1 have not heen a All T desire Cal., Mareh 18— loyd choice, today nough 1o tory of Mme care what ot friends know th: party to this publicity. is to be left alone so t tinue to earn an hone Glotzbach's friends Monterey have obje Matzenauer's statement that picked him “out of the gutter.” DIAZ NOT “THLE" DIAZ Nogales, Ariz, March 18- A Gen- eral Weliz Diaz believe have been the nephev Diaz, former president of Me Jater identified as of importance ouly in lower California was ot killed when he sought to a military escort hetween O Jaamisa, according to a message ceived here today. and | rom | re- New Orleans. March 18, cral Dia ported shot near Ort ion, \nlN not the nephew o dent ot Mexic private sec u former president’s nephew is in New Orleans. | | | The Gen- | and Killed | HID WHI NDER FISH $18,000 \\urlh \l ized hl Canada, Bill- ‘cd To New \url\ $t. John, N. B., March 15.—-Scotch whiskey in barrels lahelied “fish” va- jued at more ®han $18,000 and said to have bheen billed for New York was held by local & penid- ing official a officers cone guard ficers g when they noticed the D tish be- ing leaded into the ey open- ed onc of ‘the ha Bencath a sh.ulnv yer of not very tresh fish they « v to have found a large amoun whisl labelled “teach- ers' highland cream.” — DRINK — Ayres’ Soda Water For Sale at Your ( Mon., Tues., Wed. “Broadway Persock” BUSTER KEATON * TO RENT 1 and 6 room tencments at 110 West Main street L5 and 6 room tencment North 6 and T V apart- C wa- Main on steet, corner Ul For particulars apply to Cob's Czal Co. 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