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litles, has thus far been to capture 149 vessels, mostly small ones, 30,847 cases of liquors, and 8% pound of narcotics. One of the big operatives is ported to be a syndicate running from St. Plerre and the Bahamas to Can- adian and Vnited States ports. 'New York city is said to be headquarters of one syndicate which owns and op- erates a fleet of nearly 100 craft, large and small. PATENTS ISSUED TO CONNECTICUT PEOPLE LIQUOR SHUGGLING INCREASED GREATLY b 185 Flood of Booze Coming Across Atlantic Gcean Washington, Feb. 22. — Liquor| smuggling has increased greatly in re- cent months and the rum fleets oper- ating in waters adjacent to American Patents issued by the U. office, Feb, 12, 1924, 8. Patent re- to Connectteut | | | { | patents: |curling iren. ‘ NLW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ‘72 1924, assignor to the Sponsel Co., Hartford, Machine for stringing tobacco leaves. Alexander Teti, Torrington. Boot. Lars W. Thorsell, Waterbury, as. signor to the Waterbury Farrel foun- dry and Machine Co. Hopper mech- anism. Frank L. Waaser, Glenbrook. Com- bination inkstand and desk supplies holden design. Richard L, Wilcox, Waterbury, as- |signor to the Waterbury Farrel Foun- | dry and Machine Co. Clearing mech- Frank ‘E. Woleott, Hartford, Two Condiment Trade Mark Registrations container and | coasts haye grown to a strength of 158 i The Anconia O. & C. Co., Ansonia. |New York, N. Y. The J. B, Williams.Cs .C‘r]abmnhuvy Boap. Applications For Trade Mark Regis- » tration The Atkins Co., Inc, Hosiery and underwear. The Farish Co., Greenwich, Cotton goods. International Silver Co., Meriden | and Wallingford. Sterling silver flat- | ware and hollow ware. The J. M. Ney Co., Hartford. Amal- gam alloy for inlay mpdels. Winchell Smith, Farmington. Whole | wheat, buckwheat, rye and graham tlour, corn meal, etc. MERCHANT BEGGAR BANKER Hartford, | Former Match Seller Is Now Man of and | High Finance in Berlip and Money Guardian, Berlin, Feb, 22.—A bank conducted | by a former match seller and beggar near Alexander Place, the heart of the section where the poorest of Ber- lin's poor live, has the call over the big banks of the city for the patron- | age of mendicants, street fakirs, street musicians, chorus girls and others in |lowly stations. The proprietor of the bank, Emil Neumann, formerly was a stockbroker. He lost his money by Yes, She Has a Cook ! London, Feb. -— A Norbury "SALAD SAI.AI]A" T X A ORANGE PEHOE BLEND is pure, fragrant and delicious. housewife has solved the domestic |epeculation and about the same time Ask- for a trial package today. inventors. List furnished by the of- | fice of Harold G. Manning, Walk- Over store, 211 DMain street, New | Britain: Danlel Brandriff, Short Beach, as- | signor to Malleable Iron Fittings Co., | Branford. Lubricating attachment | for percussion tools. John A. Calder, Torringfon, assign- or to the Torrington Co. Three pat- ents for: riveting machine, rivet cut- | ting device, rivet cutting machine. Harmon J. Cook, Torrington, as-| signor to the Torrington Co. Spoke connection. Peter P. Dean, Sound Beach. Valve, | Willlam C. Fisher, Middletown, as- | signor to the Russell Mfg, Co. Tool for | forming salvaged fabric. | Edwin G. Gaynor, Stratford. Pipe- collar plate, | Edwin G. Gaynor, Stratford and L. | T. Wilson, New Haven, said Wilson | assignor to said Gaynor. Electric heating device. William Geib, Meriden, assignor to Rum ships, whose numbers have | International Silver Co. Two designs been increased, according to the coast | for box or similar article, and plate or guard, stand off strategic points, such | gimilar article, as New York, Long Island Sound, Del- | Benjamin E. Getchell, aware and Chesapeake Bays, along the | assignor to the Trumbull Elermc{ Florida coast and off the mouth of |Mfg. Co. Two patents for electric the Mississippi river, and have been|switch and quick break switch notably active on the eastern and| Frederick A. Hart, New Britain, as- | southern shores. There has been |signor to Remington Accounting Ma- much smuggling, not so well tabulated, | chine corp., New York, N. Y. C(al-| on the Pacific coast. | culating machine, The fleets, the coast guard has es- Harvey C. Hayes, New London, 2s- tablished, consist of the first high seas | signor to Submarine Signal Co., Port- | force of larger boats, now totalling | land, Me. Determining distances. | 25 steamers and 129 sailing vessels| Fred H. Redin, Willimantic, assign- | which vary in size from 9,000 tons to |or to General Electric Co. Automatic seventy tons. In addition, according |reclosing circuit breaker system. to coast guard investigation, the| 8ylvanus' D. Locke, Bridgeport. smugglers have an inshore fleet of |Combined ash tray, receiver and stand several hundred motorboats and |design. smaller vessels, with speeds up to 18 Hector V. Lugh, Hartford, assignor knots. Even airplanes are resortéd |to the Hartford Rubber Works Co. to, officlals say. Portable mold closing press. Contraband liquor, according to Michael G. O'Brien, Bristol, latest information, has been coming | plug. | mostly from ports in Great Britain, Albert W, Morris, Springfield, Mass., Erance, Germany, Spain, Canada, the | assignor to K. W. McNeil, Bridge- Canadlan Maritime provinees, Hav- | port. Casting machine problem. . She even provides radio concerts for her servant girls 4 Last time she wanted a girl to as- sist her In the household duties sh: inserted this ad in the local paper “General—Plain cooking, modern vessels it has been revealed by the United States coast guard. Within the last three months of 1928, figures show,. the amount of whiskey shipped here from Scotland| alone i8 estimated at 415,703 gallons | in bulk.and 26,765 cases. Shipments of whiskey from Europe | since Jannary, 1922, according to the coast guard, amounted to 104,241 cases, in addition to 415,965 gallons in bulk. From Canada 57,365 cases were tabulated, while from Miquelon the shipments were 9,000 cases. The coast guard estimated it had only been able to intercept five per cent of thik illicit trade. The figures were obtained in the course of a study of responsibility which has been thrown on the coast guard in stopping rum smuggling, President Coolidge has recommended that the guard be given a supple- ; mental appropriation of $13,853,989 to met the situation. Elastic wobblnz Conrad H. Michael, gars. The Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co,, Norwalk. Elastic vehicle tires. The Stanley Works, New Britain, Two registrations for hinges. Tingue Mfg. Co., Seymour and New York, N. Y. Woven pile fabrics of mohair. l he lost a leg when run over by a train. | For ten vears Neumann had been | one of the street folks, gelling matches land begging. One day he was recs lognized by an old friend, who ad- Brooklyn, Ca- Why Feb ladies They Wear 'Em Oh, now we know re wearing their They want to hide the fashior with high their |street folks had confidence in him and gave their marks to him The Faris confidence was rewarded in receipts | why the |in, dollars, pounds or other vew| skirts currency, and hence the street folks their house, latest labor-saving devices, |vanced sufficient money to him to es- | contigue to patronize Neumann's bank expefis te daily help, comfortable home, wire- [tablish himself as a broker and.in préference to the others which give it seems. less in kitchen.” money dealer on a small scalg The !receipts only in marks ankles Tight shoes heels, have made ankles” flabby in months gone by Plainville, | Buy At Below Are John A. Just a Few Andrews & of the Many Co. Where Bargains We Are Featuring' Just Now Your Dollar Goes the Farthest Repair ana, Santiago, Cuba, Jamaica and| Grand Cayman, Although the entire structure of the smuggling organifation has not been | revealed, the coast guard belleves the bulk of it is directed from general offices in New York clty. At Yar. mouth, N, B, according to reports to the coast guard, a large corporation lus just been formed for the trade. | ThE® entire results of the coast guard campaign, with its Hinited faci. |to the | designs for lace club gripping d assignor | 0. Two | Samuel H. Page, Stratford, American I° Read, Bridgeport, Golf viee Sanford, Linus G, Francls (. Bridgeport Grinding machine. Jesse A, B, Smith, Stamford, as- signor to. Underwood Typewriter Co., New type! York, N, Y. Two patents for igmg machines Chablhs V. 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