New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 15, 1922, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1922. DETECT CRIMINALS COLLEGE COURSE IN BY AIR BREATHED HOME BREW MAKING 1l Only Educational Institution of Expectoration Identilying as Calling Card, Paris Police Say Its Kind in Country Discovered of crime, 1,677 imprints were made, requiring 101,616 examinations and 4,775 photographic prints, and this work led to the positive identification of 126 criminals. Criminalse who wash up blood stains now waste their time, In this laboratory blood diluted 200,. 000 times can be traced, whether the original stain was on a floor or a bit of cloth. “Each man or woman has his or her distinctive heat and this is why blood- hounds are able to trace by smell,” continued the speaker. “The spectros- cope can be made to detect the light radiating from a given person, and if that person has passed through a room, unseen, at a given moment, this fact the machine will reveal. The fact that the person in question was in a state of excitement or not also will he recorded. PREMIER POINCARE STRICTLY GUARDED 7[)0.31‘&’ W(’ /{dl/é' SOld packages To Round Out Your Face and Have A Shapely Figure Take MASTIN’S Vitamon Tablets W Everywhers to i u“.‘ufl:”flr-.mh and Fill Out Hollows Special at the Big Furniture Store Saturday VOCALION PHONOGRAPHS 1 Down Save $40.00. duced Prices. New York, Sept. 16.—~General Fed- | eral prohibition agents on the staff of Zone Chief John D. Appleby who, yesterday afternoon, descended upon | Bayonne, N. J., and ralded fifteen sa- | loons, reported last night they had | discovered there the only college for | ‘home-brewlng in this part of he | country. | The odd institution was discovered in the saloon of Frank Orlouski, 1,021 | Broadway, where was found onc of the most complete outfits for mak- |ing home brew the government| | sleuths have encountered since the | | prohibition law became effective. There was evidence, the agents sald, | that the outfit had been used to in-| | struct saloonkeepers and other per- | London, Sept. 15.—All the precau-|sons how to make their own liquors. | tions taken to guard the crowned|From persons in the nelghborhood heads who from time to time have|the agents learned that the “College visited London, paled into insignifi- | for Home Brewing” had a large en- cance compared with those taken to|roliment, but they were unable to protect the French Premier while |find record of students. here recently to do his best to try to | The owner of the plant, the agents make Germany pay up. It is #aid they | said, was more interested in teaching I“';repdule tohflllehdis‘foxe? before he | others how to manufacture liquors Haande S aooU Aoy ir de. | \€ft Paris, that he had been marked |than in making the stuff himself for O R thelr 4€- | down for murder by the German plot- | the market. In this respect the es. 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R hobile, filled with scien. | Sent over by the Paris Surete, the | evidence was assorted and studied, in- 1{{,\1",,::r{.‘,‘:,l::{:h;n}iflfir;c:;;hmdfhPi uivalent of London's Scotland formation may be forthcoming as to jl“(‘fi"l(“ e e S TR Yard. Day and night ceaseless watch |the nature of graduation exercises scene. Th i T ake | Yas kept over him. The hotel at|and the names of alumni. Four 50- 8 S =" | which he stopped was surrounded by |gallon barrels and ten cases of the police. Beveral detectives were sta-| product of the home brew outfit were tioned at the hotel as guests, the|seized. better to look out for any suspicious| No arrests were made in the raids, characters who might try to approach | but a total of about $2,500 worth of him. Even the preparation of his| whiskey and forty barrels and 100 meals was superintended by chefs| cases of beer were seized by the sev- who were brought over from Paris. |enteen agents. | When the time to leave the hotel each morning for the conference at Look—Special Releases of The Latest and Most Popular Records mentioned takes a section of the air for future careful analysis; each of | the others does his assigned part, and no possible bit of material analysis is overlooked. The floor and the walls, the furniture; threads of clothing; bloody rags, broken lights; finger o ~ FRENCH MAKE MATCHES. Tokio, Sept. 15.—Japanese match producers are considerably alarmed at the report that moisture-proof matches invented by a French en- + gineer have been introduced in the | French-Indian market. The Japanese 1(!19 South Sea Islands and in some | | parts of India are subject to spontan- | | cous combustion in places which are | subject to continuous rainy weather. | Representatives of the match pro- | ducers in this country will meet in Osalka to consider means of improv- ! Ing their products in the hope of fa- | prints, anything that offers a possible suggestion is packed up in air-tight receptacles and taken back to the laboratory. Here everything is analyz- ed, and finally, the laboratory is able to give instructions to the detectives whom to arrest and what to look for, so that final and definite comparisons may be made. “When we appear in court we do not confront the prisoners and the judges with suppositions or proba- bilities,”” said M. Bell, chief of the laboratory “We present proofs and Downing Street, he was accompanied downstairs from his suite—he never used the elevator—by as many as eight or more detectives who eur- rounded him and escorted him to his motor car. He was simply rushed in. to the automobile and at once the | streets through which he was to jour- ney were cleared as if by magic and speed limitations were ignored. During the French Premier's stay, detectives scoured Soho and other haunts of anarchists or Communists, listening and searching for any word SAILORS GIVE LIVES Two Are Sacrificed During Submarine The French Trot Fox Trot Sunshine Alley.. ” ” Don’t Bring Me Posies Say It While Dancing ...... Soothing ....... Ji-Ji-Boo Chicago ... Stuttering . Georgette Dancing Fool . Hot Lips ... Pharaoh Land ..... Fox Trot | Manoeuvres at Swedish Port When | | Sub Sinks, Saving Others. Stockholm, Sept. 15—Two men| were drowned from a submarine un- | der singular circumstances during the recent Swedish coastal fleet man- | oeuvres. They were really sacrificed | to ensure the safety of the whole Other Phonographs Taken In Exchange or move that might denote a conspir- | crew. acy against M. Poincare's safety. The submarine Illern, it appears, Perhaps he himself had nothing to|fired a torpedo at a movable target| do with it, but such extraordinary|and then came to the surface in or-| | precautions certainly conveyed the|der to see the effect produced. Four | | impression that while in London he |of the crew came on degk, but trouble ! was in deadly fear of his life. | suddenly occurred in the ballast tanks g P and the commandsr immediately FAVOR UNION OF closed the hatch and submerged, leav- ing the four to their own resources. | ALL CHESS CLUBS | Three of th: men were washed off| | the deck, but the fourth clung to the| submarine's’ periscope. The submar- | ine rose again quickly and this man safety matches which enjoy the vOrably competing with the newly facts. We explain exactly how the practical monopoly of the markets in | invented. mdtches. \ crime was committed. In 1,110 cases OHN A. ANDREWS & CO. 32 MAIN STREET GRAFONOLA DEPT. P. 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