New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1924, Page 4

IS PALMER AGHIN 15 WITH BREWSTER Returns o Palatial Home, Never fgain {0 Leave ‘ New Fork, March 77.—Corliss Pal- mer, former cigar store counter at- tendamt who won a heauty prize and the affections of Eug=ne \. Brewster, magugine publisher, two years ago wap again with him today, two davs after the pair had announced they ha@ acknowledged defeat in their Aght agalnst the conventions and had de- cimgd to separate forever "he reunion, coupled with their an mounced determination to “stick” to- pether now, no matter what happens ¥s credited by the publisher to the pre pensity of his second wife, Mrs. Eleanor V. V. Brewster, to talk 1t was her denial of his assertion that she had blocked his attempts to cbtain a 4iverce that caused the reunion, he said. A few hours after Brewster had publicly declared that he was about to Send Miss Palmer to an unnamed and far city, to set up In business un. dersan assumed name, Mrs. Brewster caused to be published stalements /!hu her husband had not attemptad to diverce her, as he had no intention of marrying the former ecigar stand attendant "We owe Mrs Brewster a debt of gratitude we never will he able to pay,” Miss Palmer said on returning to the $260,000 Morristown, N. T/ home built for her by the publisher “Divarce or no divorce, T will never leave Eugene again Mrs Brewster | MARCH 7, 1924 FAMOUS RUM KING BRINGS IN FLEET \Sir Broderick Cecil Hartwell Be- | \ lieved Off U. §. oast | New York, Ma 7.—8ir Broderick Cecil Hartwe! cnet, international- ly advertised seller today was be- | | lieved by federal odicials to be aboard ! the liquor running #team yucht Istar, superviging the unloading of a large shipment of Seotch whiskey for the American bootleg market The Istar, a veteran in the Ameri- can rum running fleet is one of twen. ty-eight heavily laden boats that now make up the smuggling fleet st anchor off the Long lsland and New Jerzey ! coasts, safely riding the sea outside the twelve mile limit. It is the largest liguor fleet ever assembled there, and its combined cargo--¢ach vessel's | | decks are piled high with cases of liguor—has an estimated value of ! 811,000,000, The authorities estimate there are 224,000 cases of assorted | liquors aboard. | Scouts of the _federal prohibitien agents are responsible for the repeort that the baronet is believed to be on {the Istar. His reported presence re- calls circulars recently distributed by him on both sides of the Atlantie, in which he offered stock in his liquer selling interprise, advertising a twen- ty per eent profit every sixty days. Dis- patches frofn London shortly after the first of the year paid he had an- { nounced he goon would ship his fourth | eargo to the Jersey.Long Island rum | row | Customs officials reported today that Wonderful Values Every Hat $ 5 00 Worth Much More Than $ 7 .50 ® What it Is Marked INCORPORATED 177 MAIN |TRRELT 'NEW TRIMMED HAl> EXTRAORDINARY VALUES Three Groups Every Wanted ——0f — $ 3 ~ 7 Style and Color #aid her husband didn't want a dive | - = . their patrolling tasks had been eom- a8 he didn't intend to marry me. Well, | N | plicated Ly the breaking up of fee in NEW FE' I HA l S we are going to give our answer to | inlets on ng Island and elsewhere, that for all the world to see | | materially isting small hoats to Seawster chimed in with . the an-| Olga Yosipovitch, pretty Serbian . was sent to this |evade detection in running the lquer Very Appropriately Black, Henna, Wood, mouncement that he would establish a| country by the Serbian International Fdueational Association tolashore from the fleet 4 -4 S residence in Morristown and sue for 2| gain knowledge and ‘then return and do welfare work. But she | —— b Trimmed Copen, Sand with Ribbon and- divorce under New Jersey laws, charg- | rried a professor of Yale University while here and now, of | . B0 212 teko up the matiar of o ’1“{ é:flllltl: llrr:ml:'nt :\Tu;: o retau:n. e et el } TUBERCULOSIS VACGINE Straw Binding and Black and White TR YT R SN vorce with my wife,” he continued,| “but she refused to listen, at first | London Specialists Are To Contiswe ol e b e L ARRESTS CONTINUE TEODERDATS | e oo " T —" = GOTHAM GOLD STRIPE STOCKINGS t the question—1 didn’t| IS S 9% 0F the 4 9 Talgarian Government Still Rounding Century Old Stage Coach Bearing | Londen, Mareh 7 —The tubercule. have that much money.” J - i —— | Up Maccdontans Who Ther Fear Ol Residents of Flushing Toking | 4 vaceine solved by Prof Georgs BLACK AND EVERY COLOR | T'wo Americans Pay Visit May Cause Trouble, Message t0 Mayor of New York, |Drever, distinguished Oxtord bacter- SHEER ALL = i - fologist, which was the subject of b $2 25 iy B $2 75 To Chinese Leper Isle| fotia, Bulgaris, March 7—The gov. | Flushing, % T. 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