New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 25, 1922, Page 20

DRY ARMY ROUTED IN FLASK BATTLE New York Hip Drinkers Are as| Active as Ever New York campaign—the —The hippocket t prohibition bub. ble—apparently has burst and gone ekyward The pocket flask, on the other hand, is seemingly as deeply in- trenched as ever Prohlbition Director Day admitted yesterday that in the week that has passed since the warning was issued to hotel managers and patrons Thurs- day, not a single arrest had been made by his agents or a violation re- ported by them. He said he had 20 or more ag Mr. Da acting b terday ar opinion that convictiol or federal courts where the did not con a quart of liquor was exceedingly dif- , ficult, called in Roscoe Harper, in either city violation Another Ukase Another > Wi prohibition dey vesterday to hotels whose patrons are suspected of drinking. Copies of three sections of | the Volstead act were sent hotels with | the suggestion that they be printed and placed on tables. The sections are as follows: Sec. 3.—No person shall on or after the date when the eighteenth amend- ment to the Constitution of the United States goes into effect, sell, barter, furnish or po: any intoxicating liquors Sec. 33.—After Feb. 1, 1920, the| possession of liquors by any person not legally permitted under this title of carrylng more than | | | to work Yo.u Never Sa For the first time in history a vessel as one unit. The above | Pa., for the president of the Argentine republic. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, ATIGUST 25, 1922, @, Jox & Company ke w This Before a T5-ton locomotive is loaded on engine was built at Eddystone, him in enforcing the law, and he said | those who made reasonable attempts | with the department would | not be molested The director was asked what a ho- tel man’s obligation was when he de- | ted a guest in the act of pouring t liquor | Both Mr. Day and Mr. Harper seemed of the opinion that the thing| |to do in the absence of federal agents | was to call in a policeman, as notice to the prohibition department could WURDER BLAHEDON BODTLEGEING GANG Man, Mysteriously Slain, Found | of | Chemical company, | street, the Manufacturing 402 FEast 11th and the other with the name Viosicero and the address 512 Fast 80th street. Five cartridges for a 32.callbre pisto] were also found. The belt buckle was engraved with the in- itials J. 8, Detectives were assigned, and yes- terday said they were positive it was murder. They belleve he was lured to the woods, The dead man was about thirty- four. He was flve feet elght inches tall and welghed about 150 pounds, An autopsy will be performed today by Medical Examiner Mammeck. EASTON RAIDED BY 75 “DRY” AGENT:; Excelsior Penna. City Gets Wonderful Clean-up by Veritable Prohibition Men. Army of Easton, Pa.,, Aug. 25.—Seventy-five federal prohibition agents from Phfla- delphia and 25 state troops from Pottsville and Wyoming raided 42 places in this city yesterday. A large number of trucks were required to transport all the confiscated liquor back to Philadelphia. Several war- rants were {ssued. The ralds were sald to have been the result of complaints to John R. Davis, state prohibition director, that liquor was being sold to college stu- dents and to minors. Mr. Davis said that after receiving the complaints his agents visited Easton and made more than 100 purchases that will be used as evidence. The prohibition army as: Phillipsburg, N. J., andff/marched across the bridge to Easton. They then divided into squads, and hastily bled at scattered over the city. Easton was declared last night to be ‘dry as Sahara.” Hartford Store Closed Wgdnesdays At Noon Hartford Women’s Silk Dresses Former Prices Up to $27.50 YOUR CHOICE THIRD FLOOR $10.75 A miscellaneous collection of silk dresses including every type of model women are asking for, at a price that should mean owning at least two; they're dresses that may be worn now and all winter. are models in knitted silk dresses. There I Tricolette dresses in tan, navy, brown and, blacR; paneled, long line effects or plain tallored. Pongee dresses, hand drawn and hand embroidered. * Knitted silk dresses. Sizes 16 to 44. Fancy Colored Separate Skirts $15.00 and $235.00 Grades $7.95 A good assortment of sizes in homespuns, white flannels, bas- ket weaves, ratine and some im- Free Class in Bead Work Free Instructions In the Fascin- ating Art of Beaded Bag Making. Se them early, they are sure to interest you. Children’s Dresses You can make in a day In prints, ginghams and other gay materials—we can offer you special values just to possess liquor shall be prima faci evidence that such liquor is kept for DOt bring a response until the follow- the purpose of being sold, bartered, |i{ng morning exchanged, given away, furnished or| Thrown Out of Court | otherwise disposed of in violation of | TWO such arrests have been thrown the provisions of this title |out of the magistrate’s courts recent- Sec. 29.—Any person who illegally |!v—after the edict. possesses, transports, furnishes, de.| Detectives ot Inspector Bolan's staff livers or barters intoxicating liquor in (Made arrests Wednesday night at| violation of this act, if . convicted, | Peter's restaurant, 165 West Fifty-| shall be fined for the first offense not |ninth street and at the Carleton Ter- less than $100 nor more than $1,000 |race restaurant, 100th street andl|the pocketsv. or be imprisoned not more than 9(,iBroad“'a,\ Some 800 bottles of beer,| The man's skull was crushed and days."” 60 bottles of gin and a quantity of|an Indian club, blood stained, was 5 wine were seized. found near. There were two stab Peter Anselmo. owner of Peter's|Wounds on the head, over the left was held in $500 bail in West Side|€¥e an on the left side of the chin. |court. Those arrested in the Carleton | Another wound in the upper lip the Terrace were Irving Feldman, mana- | PoOlice believe to have been made by | ger; Joseph Albers, head waiter, and |a bullet. | Adolph Zuckerman, a waiter. | The body was found by Near Queens Village ported flannels. Fancy Silk Separate Skirts The skirt for fall with a hand- some sweater, there are plain and pleated models in Roshan- ora crepe dewkist and crepe de chine; in black and white, blue and white, green and white and many color combinations. The clearance price—8$7.95. The designs and colorings in now. Beads for the popular Beaded Bags are in bewildering variety and combine to produce Bags of great beauty, when selected under the direction of our care- ful teachers. LESSONS ARE FREE Pupils are Fascinated by the Artistic Results Obtained Class Meets Daily on the New York, Aug. an unidentified ma woods near Queens hH g terday by two motorists stopped to pick wild cherries. | pclice believe the murder was the result of a bootleggers' quarrel, bas- | ing their opinion on cards found in *Tli(‘ body of g PNOOKED FOOD SHOP had 118 Main St. TOR VERY LITTLE GIRLS It takes such a little bit of material and time to delight some baby’s heart with a dress like this. A play dress of ging- ham—a dainty dotted Swiss for afternoons — with The Deltor, yon can make it so easily and quickly.. Look over our chil- dren’s patterns. BIG LITTLE GIRLS' DRESSES We have dozens of ° other models too — The Deltor with every pattern makes the work 8o very simple. Come in and see our delightful materials for them. BUTTERICK PATTERNS With The Deltor The Suggests Warning Second Floo: Second r. THE LAWN MOWER SALE $28.69 $5.69 MAYONNAISE POTATO SALAD | You can buy it daily in the Ruddy | regular way at the Cooked Food Woerner and Gustave Eichholtz, both | Shop at a price that you will find | of 9113 Jamaica avenne, Woodhaven ‘I as low as any—lower than LOW MARK IN LONDON, { It lay in a small clearing about 300 R 5 feet from thé Blackstump Road and | many. But price is the last | thing we think of in our kitch- London, Aug. 25.—(By, Assoclated| ;o suet from the Rocky Hill Road en, for it’s a poor talking-point Press.)—The German mark sl“mp"d\At the morgue Dr. Gregerson of the | $5 98 i 1 - | 78 o 1 . in today’s dealings on the London ex- | Jamaica hospital said the man had ‘ e for yom: patronage without this redeeming feature change market, being quoted at more | been killed Wednesday night g q n e & y nig $l4.98 at the Cooked Food Shop that than 10,000 to the pound sterling. ! In the pockets were two cards. One | makes quality of ParaIm O | g e S« importance. 20c the Pound. In addition some such warning as| the following is suggested “Please do not ask for intoxicating llquors as we have none. We earn- estly request the co-operation of al our guests in seeing that no liquors are brought into or consumed upon these premises. It is illegal to trans- port such prohibited beverages and the management assumes no respon- | sibility for anyone detected doing s0.” Mr. Day said that managers to whom he had spoken have to date ex- pressed willingness to cooperate with 21-Inch Pennsylvania Jr. Lawn Mowers are the best in the market. Special Sale Price 14-inch Swift Cutter Lawn Mowers have three blades. Regular value $7.75. Sale price ... 16-inch Swift Cutter Lawn Mowers. Regular value $8.25. Sale price . 14-inch Aldine Lawn Mowers have five blades, high wheels and ball bearing, reg. vaiue $17.39. 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