New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1922, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1922, e e e, S A - o~ SecretsBehind the Veil %.. Underworld Margaret Hill, Famous “Vamp” Who Worked With the Aristocrats of Crime, Tells How Rich Grand Duke Boris, Brother of the Czar, Was Trapped by America’s Most Daring Gang of Dress-Suit Swindlers and Was Losing His For- tune When His Aide Appeared With the News That the World War Had Started A “Midnight Frolic’’ That How David’s Music Soothed Wasn’t on the Program Crazy King Saul Scientists Disappointed In Their Long-Hoped-For Chance How Sentimental Reasons Made Sister Rosa Prefer to Share Sister Jose’s Grave and Re- fuse the Operation Which Surgeons Promised Would Save Her Life. The Deadly Sight-Seeing Aeroplane | Manicuring the Circus Rhinoceros 8-Page Magic Book & Children Rescuing Her Precious Pet from the Sausage Machine Loved Them To-day; Hated Them All To-Morrow “Secrets of the Russian Revolution’’ by Maxim Gorky $50 Prize for the Best Radio Idea Tomorrow’s for the ; N “Her Unwelcome Hushand By W. L. GEORGE Only in . New York 1@3/ AV e AN A ERC AR Ty INCENDIARISM SUSPECTED 9 ran Farm of 22 acres with ten room house and Do more than scratch the surfac was impossible to save the building. get down to facts—Use a Hera Investigations made by Fire Chief (C'ronin show that the fire had all the Arrested SENATE EXPEGTED T e e T0 INGREASE NAVY Hoose Feels That Their Low Recommendation Will Not Stand ‘Washington, April 15—Running up- permost in the minds of house mem- bers as they squared away today for the first big fight over the enlisted personnel section of the naval hill was the thought that if they cut it to 65,- 000 the senate would increase {t. Some had advocated a split between the committee figures and the Mac- Arthur amendment calling for 86.000 which had the endorsement of Presi- dent Harding, but as it had narrowed down to a straight test between *'big and little” navy men neither side seemed willing to consider & com- promise. Long Bebate Ahead. Many hours of debate were whead of the vote expected late in the day Should the committee proposal be adopted, as Chairman Kelly claimed there would be no chance of a re- corded vote in the house proper. But should the amendment providing for 86,000 win, as its backers claimed, Chalrman Kelly would de- mand a record vote next week in the house, in the hope of overturning it There are those among the republi- cans who do not look with favor upon the enactment of a tariff bill just be- fore elections. They say there always is dissatis- gaction over any tar Many ¥ The senate i1s facing highly important b besides the tariff, th the army, navy and ot said he up next Thu at times for some of portant bills. The house i makir strides at clearing its leaders there expect 1 certainly by the first of July. TO ATTEND CONFERENCE, Rev, Dr. Ohman Will Go to Both New York and Boston, Rev. Dr. 8. (i, Ohman, pas Dr. Ohman exy April 18, and tc ple ston Dr. Ohman will p well sermon on Sunday, which he will leave for New to commence his duties in his sbaurel in Harlem. Egyptian children played scc-saw 4000 years ago. Churches in the United States gain- ed 761,727 members in 1921, - |department of a large General Gregorie Semenoff, Russian (‘ossack leader, has been arrested in New York on a charge of pilaging American merchandise in Eastern Si beria and of being responsible for the death of two American soldiers. Men Wanted WANTED Men of Good Character -|for Training in Accountancy A SPECIAT, AGENT of the training accounting cor- poration will interview men who de- sire to qualify themsclves for service in this field; interviews granted by ap- and hours con- pointments; state ag sonal interview. Dress Fire Department Called Out Twice Last Evening to Fire in Same Building—Suspicious Circumstances marks of incendiarism. The building itself was a ramshackle affair, but {it had a valuable quantity of paint and turpentine in it. The barn was ablaze from end to end, and as the firehouse is only across the street, it {doesn't seem possible that it could have had such a start unless it had been smouldering for some time. Ap- pearance when the firemen arrived showed that the building was burn- ing in several places at the same time. The fire commissioners will make an investigation of the affair today and they will question the proprietor and the neighbors. (Special tao The Herald). Southington, April 15.—A fire, of mysterious origin, partially destroyed a barn belonging to Joseph Petrusky of Center street last evening about 10 o'clock. The fire department had been called to the same building at 6 o'clock in the evening and had extinguished the blaze there and when the second alarm was sounded, the fire had such a headway, that it Don’t You Just Love Kiddies? You can certainly make their hearts glad by giving them Guth Bunny Eggs FOR Easter There are four different sizes of these eggs and also a ° little novelty crate containing six silver wrapped eggs. All these eggs are stuffed full of nuts, fruit and cream of the very finest quality. Prices according to size, but in all cases moderate. For the Grown-Ups we suggest Kent’s Assorted Choco- lates which are ideal as expressing the Easter Sentiment. Clark & Brainerd’s Drug Store 181 MAIN STREET 53 Acre Farm on State Highway between Hartford and Berlin. 12 Cows, tested by the state. 2 large Horses. 9-Room Steam Heated House with running water. .Large Barn—50 ton Silo. Established milk route. This farm will be sold cheap and on easy terms. SCHULTZ & COSTELLO, Inc. - 242 Main St. THE HOME Phone—728 TWO AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS Yesterday Ought To Convince Everyone Who Owns a Car That He Should Be Insured Against Personal Injury Accidents. Phone Us (728) And We Will Bind The Insurance Over The Holidays. BANKING & REALTY CO. Home Phones-101, 2008 86 West Main Street barn. Right near Plainville in direction of Shut- tle Meadow. Only $5,500. It’s a bargain, or you might say it is a Gift at that Price. Main street store to rent. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 272 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 305-6 Bank Bldg. ATTENTION Automobile Owner—Insure That New Car—Protection in Everything In The Old Hartford Accident And Indemnity H. D. HUMPHREY TEL. 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