New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1922, Page 2

A . NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1922, LAWYERSCLASHIN | Why Suffer From FOREIGN CAPITAL [ efcmitor i Years of ARREST OVER PHOT0| Rheumatism WELGONE IN RUSSIA 55| - WAFFLE IRONS When Our Local Druggist Sell Rheus Individuals and government officlals -Bac) were urged by the premier to do & h ' on UAOREFANNER KT things 1o a practioal manner. It was|[ll| The most satisfactory waffle iron on the market today. H Experlence Woods Rocuses Geidraitis and‘ 1 Bt o g MDA Lenine Wants Moneyed Inferests | nis aesire to satisty the peopie by the The unique arrangement of the teeth bn the plated makes f you suffer from torturing rheun- new methods so that there would be waffles of even thickness throughout Reanlt, a golden : matic pains, swollen, twisted joints, h ted t back to th ; Flave Mado It Posstbie ¥or us o seiect | DANANET Flays GPAMPICO | int suer Tntenscly bocause your sya- to nvest There ora ‘sate of amatra o e ¢|l) brown waffle, uniformly baked. tem s ful oid, - “ e 4 A em 1s full of uric acid, that danger. o Lenine was in excelont spirits, He HOUSEWIVES PREFER THEMI Only the Worth While 24 i ous poison that makes thousands spoke forcefully at times gesticulating | 3 ' 4 After lively arguments by Prosccu- | helpless and kills thousands years be-| Moscow, Nov., 21— (By Associated | With both arms, recalling his old time Women find baking waffles on a Griswold iron as easy as making griddle cakes. Makes crisp, upgetmng waffles that y : C ° ting Attorney Joseph G. Woods and ::m ;hr*llr umio.“(]mn you need Rheu- | Press)—The soviet government must | Vigor, - e Lawyers C. J. Danaher and M, D, | Mg 80 Deed i now. not be afraid to. give concessions to TR always satisfy. Tested and approved Good Housekegp- e 4 Start taking it today; in 24 hours it | foreign capitalists, Premier Lenine de- . . Phops 4 hl lsmas ' ALtk e ing Institu odern Priseilla. N NEWINGTON GRANGE Ry Fnatfeate And g 4 Saxe, in the case o Charles Giedraitis, | will begin to act on kidneys, liver, |clared at a great meeting of the Mos- a Beaver street photographer, charged | stomach and blood, and you can oin-|cow soviet in the grand opera house with having in his possession for the cerely exclaim: *“Good riddance to|last night. I%ve thousand persons at bad rubbish.’ tended. Active Program Arranged for Re- ° and ° each ‘ purpose of sale ohscene pictures, the h Many people, the most skeptical of “Russia,” o accused was found guilty by Judge ) ussia,” maid Lenine, 'Is so big Cards George W, Klett in police court this | ©<¢PHCs right in this city and in the and has such wonderful egonomic pos-| Mainder of ~Season—Flection on g A country hereabouts, bless the day|sibilities that there is no reason to re- a tallation Dec. . ; m‘;f;:::’i‘i‘::: a":o«il’:el:luzfi;llléln;“:t'I::il:é when Clark & Brainerd Company | fuse any falr proposition from inter- Dec, 18 Tna i Stationery Dept. (R85 | Atate’s ioate: (RQY LawyaL with characteristic enterprise offered |ests outside the country. We will The members of the Newington L] . : Rheuma to the afflicted at a small k q £ D, " 3 e make such favofable arrangements Danaher and Baxe, for the defense, i nuice and guaranteed oKy WEAT: | That the P ‘“'1 . ang lleq | Grange ‘are planning an active sea- had also furnished the court with a| o4 y A capltallsts wiil. be compelled 3 & o | brief covering the evidence submitted | ¢ 1 not satisfied. If you have rheu- |to come to do business with us despite | Son for the remainder of the 1922 HARDWARE 336 MAIN ST. R 2 L prior to the defense motion for n dis. | Motism get Rheuma today. thelr present enmity toward us. year. Team Five of the Newington . ; b charge three weeks ago. At the | Seeee———— | ¢ cmphasized ‘that Russia's legls- | Grange will hold a dance in the Town i opening of today's session, the motion l;tio‘r;flm hidtger it B “"‘lw Hall this evening. The proceeds will A 1 " ossible fo ital 3 ) g was denled. or the past six years at 9 TReaver|POS r capltalists o ‘engage Inf, " o0t ohe bullding fund. ¥ " 3 o 8 business here safe der al- 3 : In his argument for &' conviction, |street. He was arrested October 22, foly, and un The degree team of that organiza- Prosecutor Woods submitted several |after Policeman Grampico produced a |MO0St normal conditions reaping falr D Co authorities to support his clalm that |receipt for $3 which he said he had |Profits for their undertakings. :,"?" will “"“'"l the :h'"’ “‘:‘lwf""m‘ L] Geldratis was guilty of a violation of | pald when he ordered a dozen obscene | e remarked that there were many cgrees on a class of'candidates on ! ' difficulties still confronting Russia, | Tuesday evening, November 28. A ° . the law on obscene pictures. He in- | pictures from Giedraitis. The police IR 171 MATK SRR sinuated that the acoused was Te-|visited the studio and, they testified, |NeW problems which demanded new |harvest supper will follow "“; W"’: sponsible for the absence from the |found a dozen plates of an improper |inethods and new men to carry them and will be served by the ladles o HARTFORD city of Tony Simko, a police agent, |nature, The plates were produced |9ut- : the Grange, who had pictures in his possession [in court. Grampico said he bought| “We must strive to learn to work The annual election of officers will and who furnished much of the in-|one pleture for 50 cents and this, fo-]under the new conditions,” hie contin.|take place at the meeting to be held formation that caused the arrest of |gether with one sccured from Simko, |Ued: ““We must learn to be fiexible, |on December 12. The officers will the photographer. He asserted in|was also shown. Of all that we have gained in our five {be fnstalled at the meeting on De- [] open court that Giedraitis in ‘“the| In-the police department detective|ycars' struggle there is nothing welcember 26. coolest liar that ever stepped into this | bureau, Giedraitis was alleged to have - coutr room.” admitted his guilt. Today he denied : Dagaher Attacks Grampico, having ever seen the plates. The ' P9 Much of the summing up by de- |picture which the policeman claimed . v fense counsel was in the form of alto have purchased could not be made ar— rlmme 9, ‘B | bitter attack upon Policeman Frank |from a plate which apparently close- i er tes Grampico, Attorney Danaher said: |ly corresponded with the finished \ “Grampico went to Geidraitis to|print, he stated. ¢ & ‘hold him up.’ He wanted a ‘present’ Thomas Dolan, finger print expert H and he didn't get it That's the!and photographer for the department, . oa an ra s Y trouble. He allowed Cinco to carry |testified that one picture was made - y ©One Derby Hat at least, should B | obscene pictures, but he was quick to | from a plate in the collection and an- inclnded in your tel] Sergeant McAvay about Giedraitis, | other plate shown was made from the ) . . - o ‘wararobe. If ever there was an infernal liar in|second picture, or one similar, Of qulflflte p‘le fab"cs \ a court room, that man is one, a self-| Giedraitis claims the receipt was confessed accomplice, a perjurer and | given for work to be done on another .o * For gencrations KNOX has led B |4 jiar! | picture of entirely different nature, mn d” new Colormgs style and quality. “He paid a man to commit a crime; | which was shown in court. Gram- in « . Come paid him with police department|pico said he had never seen the he- and view the new models during money, not money he got from the|ture before. o chief of police, but from some mis-| Mrs. Giedraitis and Wladislaw Bora- } i nces om guided underling. vis, employed in the studio, said they “That sort of performance won’t do; | were acquainted with all the equip- e ] HOR 4 | $39.50¢t0 $125 and More no, not even in New Britain."” ment on hand, but they did not at any The accused has been in business|time see the plates. e Thidegiion Few of us cliew our food enough. Hasty meals are harmful, but Gulbrassen Piayer Pianos, Morana B N 5 | Wrigley’s stimulates the ~—advt. et B ' | ¥ flow of saliva that help$ to the local police yesterday after- 4 A " ! s ey i ol g : ; . 4/ the stomach take care been broken into. Several vacuum | o 5 1 | < o ! L ) ; o! its load. PEN an Interest bottles and scales, the property: of Landers, Frary & Clark, were stolen. Account with this . 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When the suspension expires the g‘;’v‘:";‘:‘t;"“uflx 4o g ol When the New York police arrested Ferdinand Eggena on the charge of passing a worthless check in Albany, it was revealed > A FAVORED STYLE OF G Carpentier, must apply f : | new Hoense, which the federation can | for the first time that he was the husband of Minna Gombel, 7 4 THE SEASON fuse. The Ji 11 i 8 ai y r ied i - Jati 3 :c:;:e & ;: :;mzn :;:nm;e:r‘e; I;); prommgnt stage beauty. Eggena said they were married in At. XY Suede of Satin One Strdp Pumps 1] Sarious escapades . brousht by 55 | 1anta, Ga., several weeks ago. ] Charming in their simplicity are these sportsmen. 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And we scarce- : meet at 8 o'clock at the mayor's of- CITY HALL -1y need add that the materials vim“é: fl :engul:‘:luaeg(‘):nd‘;e 5;:.‘; :‘:.T— ;fi'fl;fi;fi fice, the public works board at 7:30 : at its office in City hall, and the po- and making are of the finest and the best of it when we have paid a price as ten- lice board at 8 o'clock at police head- that plain styles must have to der for it. quarters. i o i o . . ’ GOOD BUSINESS be rich looking. This Thanksgiving Day is going to witness.many 3 happy dinners.. Turkeys, chickens, geese, roast pigs, Many large business institutions Black $ 6 5 O Brocaded $7 0 0 etc., will be the order ‘of the day. 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