New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 29, 1922, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1922, CONFESSIONS MADE night concerning the Morehouse kid-M napping ocase, The sole intimation of what took U. S. PLANNING TO , FIRE DEPARTMENT SETS NEW RECORD) OFFICE SUPPLIES Files the Philadelphia Navy Yard, have 8 4 —_——— collection of evidence when the open The year of 1022 was a busy one|Peen ordered sold for scrapping, Blds \ hearing begins in Bastrop Jununrypfi.” in the New Britain fire department, | V!l be opened in the department Ieb, | - Bastrop, La., Dee. 20.—Morchouse | sbtrsdlgredvisesrissc A Bhnk Books according to the records of Chief 6, Both ships will h_(- stripped of [parish, scene of rapla fire develop- usable equipment before they are[ments In the fight undertaken by BACK IN ARMY, New Apple Pies .....coovvvnnes AR T C Each Inventory Blanks Etc. 3 it “Naapans | of 1991 held in the Maryland city jail | anuary .. 80 $ " TR ¢ Iheld in the Maryland city jall on a!ment of the Danich Royal Guard. Saw : B M Webruary . 25 e i BR L AT RReN Y (chidryy ofmiind b, B o Merecas rana il DELICATESSEN DEPT. s D March in Panama Bay this winter, haying It was reported that two confes-|he accompanied by his wife and lit- 3 15 a : e l SOD April 5|heen doomed to go down under big lons were mado to federal authorities)tle son. Imported Bismark Herrings .............. C jar May gun fire with colors flying while[and that the suspects are under con- —_— Genuine Taylors ( Home Made Sauerkraut June . 8 9,580.00 maneuvering under radio control from [stant surveillance. 22 ' i 3 Ak H » 42c Cooked July . E 1,068.68 |a fast destroyer. STEAMER IN DISTRESS. ams —Cooke: o August ... 10 2,997.83 5| Bids also will be opened February 6| New Orleans, Dec. 29.—Governor| New York, Dec. 20.—The steamer Best L] September. 29 8,687.00 for the sale of the Panther, a naval |Parker, Attorney General Coco, and|Munmotor from Boston for Norfolk, | Knockwurst .. b c October ,. 33 3,843.96 tender, for any use the purchaser may investigators of the federal depart-|Va., is water-logged and in distress in | 169-171 MAIN STREET November. 5,546.00 sce fit to make of her. The Panther ment of justice remained non-com-|a terrific gale off Cape May, radio |H December . 16,085.65 is now at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.|mittal today as to details of their messages picked up here today said. ‘old Sl 20c Her position was given as 60 miles Cold Slaw .... b MEN’S ENGLISH BROAD- CLOTH SHIRTS Broadcloth $4.39 Fine imported Shirts. Reg. price $5.00, to go at.... MEN'S WOVEN MADRAS SHIRTS Our regular ;toek ot fine miew .. $1.95 MEN'S OUTING FLANNEL PAJAMAS Our entire stock of high grade Outing Flannel Pajamas, formerly $2.60 to go at apresens $1.89 F S “I¢t Pays to Buy Our Kind.” Responds to 821 Calls During Year Now Drawing to Close Noble for the 12 months now com- ing to a close. The department an- swered 321 calls which is a new rec- ord in the local department, Chief Noble said today that it is only a few years ago when the fire depart- ment was called upon less than 100 times a year, record number of alarms, the depart- ment laid 78,600 feet of hose, and 911 gallons of chemicals were used and 4,734 feet of ladder were raised. The record by months follows: e E E3E e 3 EX In responding to the| JUNK THREE SHIPS Ohio, Kentucky and Towa Are to Be Destroyed—Will Open Bids for Scrapping February 6. Washington, Dec. 20,—~The Navy Departmgnt announced today the bat- tleships Ohlo and Kentucky, now at turned over for junk, The Kentucky was completed in May, 1900, For some time she was assigned to the New York Naval | Militia and is well known to New | Yorkers, | The Ohio was completed in Septem- |ber, 1904, and for several years has been used in experimental work, one of the notable feats of which was to | direct the movements of the battle- ship Towa by radio in bombing tests loff the Virginia Capes in the summer Five sub-chasers will be sold at the *“HIS MASTERS, VOICE" Ve ar ore BUT HEPT SECRET Mer Rouge Mystery Deepens--46 Men Alleged Implicated Governor Parker against masked .band operations, as an aftermath to the kidnapping and slaying of Watt Dan- iels and Thomas Richards, Mer Rouge citizens, today was eagerly awaiting the hearing on January 6 when con- fessions alleged to implicate 45 per- sons are expected to be made publie, I.. 8. Calhoun, deputy sherift of Bastrop, was to leave Baton Rouge today for Baltimore with a requisi- tion for the return of Pr. B. M. Me- Koin, former mayor of Mer Rouge series of conferences.in the attorney general's office yesterday and last place behind the closed doors was that 1t was an intensive study of the great mass of documentary evidence turned over to the attorney general's office. This record, it was asserted, already exceeds in volume that' as- sembled in any criminal case in the history of the United States. Mr, Coco announced that “the state |8 will be prepared with an amazing Prince Aage of Denmark Accopts Commission From French, Copenhagen, Dec, 20—Prince Ange, || son of Prince Waldemar, of Den- mark, ‘who renounced his throne to|§ marry an Itallan countess, has ac- cepted a commission as major in the French colonial forces, Prince Aage, some years ago, was an officer of the ¥French foreign forces, but left to join his own regi- southwest of Five Fathora Bank light. | FE 3 HALLINAN’S e SATURDAY SPECIALS BAKING DEPT. ) —————— ) | Hallinan’s Best Bread ..... 1309 2 for 250 New Pineapple IN THE CHOCOLATE and BON-BON SHOP We have a small amount of Christmas Candies to sell . at a greatly reduced price for New Years. Come early and take advantage of it as long as it lasts. Potato Salad Roast Rib Pork Kantleek Hot Water Bottle $2.50 It can’t leak because it’s made in one piece. Sold under ! a two-year guarantee. If a Kantleek Water Bottle or other | 8§ Kantleek article is unsatisfactory, you can exchange it at & any Rexall Store, anywhere, no matter where you bought it. ; Kantleek is the only brand of Rubber Goods with the universal guarantee. ) ) WEEK-END PANTRY SPECIALS 4 Opeko Coffee...... 2 for 52c ~ Opeko Tea...... 2 for 5lc¢ 4§ Symond’s Pure Cocoa . 2 for 26¢c Symend’s Pure Baking Chocolate . 2 for 26¢ Symond’s Pure Extract Vanilla .. .. 2 for 36¢ Symond’s Pure Extract Lemon .. 2 for 41¢ Orange Marmalade ........... ... 2 for 36¢c SATURDAY CANDY—29¢ Ib. Did you get your Rexall Calendar? Clark & Brainerd Drug Store i e | || ADDRE:?ESBYJI:E PRESIDENT : Number Size Price \fl 181 MAIN STREET i 0 i Addressat Hoboken (May 23, 1921) President Warren G. Hardin ) b CIty ltem‘ A {Addreas’:t Washington (November 12, 1921) 4 President Warren G. Harding } 35718 12 $1.25 W - v By, ) ¥ POPULAR CONCERT AND OPERATIC ' i l . . ‘ A adi? e mjry et '\;4' Mldolinec(E. J. Gill-S. 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He| [IK3) Knice and Knifty (No. 6 from ‘‘Piano Syncopations’\ Piano Solo Roy Bargy > w I sl declares that I e e ows| [[Kfl LIGHT VOCAL SELECTIONS i i : | supplanting Japanese merchandise | ity Bella the Belle o’ Dunoon Sir Harry Lauder W and that unless Japan is to lose these | i The Sunshine of a Bonnie Lassie’s Smile Sir Harry Lauder 55179 12 1.50 o ! markets entirely production costs Apple Blossoms Elsie Baker o R e ey Cagid's Garden Olive Kline /45331 10 1.00 i Our growing business demands more room. We are taking INGaHH ehaSeuth Sea Moan (isom 'Zlegteld Follts)) Laneet Murrhy 45332 10 1.00 over the entire floor over our store for selling space which There's something indescribably de- 3 Japanese Moon Olive Kline 1 A4 i1l g bout 9,000 feet. W, t b liclous about a dessert flavored with | | The Hem of His Garment Homer Rodeheaver W Will give us about v, o hepitob € must have room Baker's Vanilla Extract. 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