New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 29, 1924, Page 2

GET Your DIARY For 1925 NOW vt ationery Dept. THE 4 DICKINSON | DRUG CO., | 169-171 Main St. | | | | | Fit you i th Up-to-the-mi jce as well as minute styles Winter suits, overeoats hats, socks, shirts, under- wear, complete — our leting satis- Sizes ] way of com faction. 1 What you want’ when you w it, at a pric you'll be willing to pay. HORSFALLS 93-99 Xsylum Strect Hartford. “It pays to buy our kincd" ant PASSENGER RATES FOR ATLANTIC INCRE! Raiw in Prices Will Become tive on January 1. Under Agreement. Ne pass travel, t were ag tic pass ly in Par vices to st country, far class as the on & reay of the #mna ps third ratas cabin pas wi Rates ing thres remaln Inc FROM PERSONAL EXPERIENGE Mrs.Bradford RecommendsLydia im’sVegetable Compound 2, Virginia.— tyl jus P ee sisters 8o used always > most resul hange had the hot d I am imes object So our b pate the ac uture ownei All - wool areful tailori” And the | p15! 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For RoGERs Peg!'s Broad at Ws oadway Liberty ferald 8q 35th St. Cowes Cors TRAFFIC BANQUET - * GUESTLIST GROWS Prominent Railroad and Ship- ping Men Make Reservations Exec amship “nited States and foreign ports rd ra ed claims at one time ther for practically every ahipper s ng tha steamship companics Steamship C iffalo Kir , an1 hip Co., tha U NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1924, nt, and of the factory heads | attend, Several factories this morning asked reservations for their lcpartments, stating that | dopartments mentioned are selling products to the railroads every day d the companles wantad their salesmen to meet the heads of the rtation companies, | committee ported this morning that many of the railroad men would be here all day Monday 1 Tuesday and arrangements were ng or visits to local fac- s the transps an made the 1 ply itives of some of leading Ines whi between 8 city next week to at- t given ler - SITUATION BETTER w1 wion Baypiign Mutineers Surrender- Fatalities Reported the committee tod quests by t lozen reservatlona, Commerce headqu; ¥ al merchants e As ment made by situation, as the result of the latest not an ! messages, was described in offic arters in London this afternoo but not critical, Interest v centered in the Sudan, which lo d Press, 29.—The Egyptian is Chamber serious banqus have been guicted Mutineers Surrender irviving mutineers at Khar- o given in to the British, it announced here this nufacturers to he cquainted with the heads ona with whom they a he mutiny among the troops was i1 to two platoons of t will be | h Sudanese, and the mutin- nore In- :ers who survived surrendered after a bombardment of the compound o he Egyptian army hospital. Two tish officers were killed and eight 1en wounded, The officlal announcem that the situation at weil in hagd. The descriptions from K terday's mutinous o 1 here today, -are essential om made public from officlal sources in London yesterday, according to offi- 1 information iicre main ody of mutineers, the accounts state refuge in a building in the hos- pital compound w was shelled nd demolished by artillery fire. O officer and fourteen me t rs are believed t The rest surrendered, except number who are being by the police ‘The behavi and Sudanese ed as excel Telegraphic comr the Boston claim agent New Haven and ad and {s said hav 1g 18 the freight New York T an nt stated ity have written or telegr ations are the Great , with headqua n the Luckenback S8teamship the Amarican an G respect those the Dollar 8 a_ Pacific § ash Rallroad, the Star- he Argonaut ich b i have killeds of for a r of the treops fs cha Sudan 0'c th nounced in an ager amship Co., also will be ager Kehoe of the New York Cairo. similar meet! snth, f American-Hawailan SRR W Nothing defl- from Sir Henry nt of the Grand dian National Rail- was the speake g in Hartford last| the NEW UNLOADING PLATFORM M. Pa Mayor A at unloading at aured be here. ritain many merchants MONEY Deposited In Our | Savings Department On or Before December 3rd Will Bear Interest From the 'TRUST CO. { NEWBRTAIN oy The Bank of Service Open Saturday Evenings 7-9 1 o8 | It Khartum was | hartum of | of the mu- | the mutineers | small | havely | as as- | the | latform s} 8| partment —_— R RO T | swer was, NATATRIX WANTS 70 BE POOL SUPERVISOR HERE Ruth D. Ford of New Haven BECONES INSINE | IN STATE PRISON . Ex-Guard, Who Carried Beckett | Letter, Loses Reason Files Application For Park Tost, An application has alrcady been {recelved for appoinment as supervi. |sor of the municlpal swimming pool, lalthough a committee to look into the advisabllity of establishing such | feature in the park program was appointed only last week and has [not yet held ita first meeting. The applicant s Miss Ruth D. Ford of New Haven, holder of se jeral swimming trophies and an ath- letic instructor, After serving 36 days of a four- months' sentence in state prison for carrying a letter from Luman Bockett, a ‘lifor” at the prison, to his aunt in this eclty, Samuel C. Ritchie, a former prison guard, has gone insane and is now a patient at State hospital in Middletown. Deckett learned that the prison authorities conducted an un- | | successful search for a revolver “Iail Your‘(‘hristmas known to have been secreted in the | prison by another #onvict and he | wrote a letter to his aunt, asking for | Washington, Nov. 20.—Unprecs. $25 with whigh to purchase an |dented efforts will be made during identical revolver, turn it over to [the next few weeks to persuade ev- lthe authorities as the secreted gun |ery one to “mall early for Christ- {and as a reward bring about his re- | mas* The campaign will be opencd Ritchie delivered the letter. | by Postmaster General New when The authorities learned of the |he goes on the alr next Monday eve- plot and Ritchie was arrested. He [ning from a Washington radio sta- was sentenced by Judge Booth, 8ep- | tion to broadcast an appeal that the tember 17. When his insanity de- | postal workers he permitted to have veloped, Gov, Templeton signed an [their day at home Christmas day by Corder for his removal to the asylum, |every one posting thelr gifts, cards and such time as he spends under | treatment there willghe taken from |before the holiday. his prison sentence. Srhe case i8 re- | Twenty-three broadcasting garded as curable, | tions will be utilized by postmasters | in sending forth a similar appeal. 'Son of Wealthy Parents | Fisht thousand motion plcture the- Takes Actress as Bride rs, twenty thousand newspapers |and thousands of consplcuousiy plac- Chicago, Nov, 29.—Alva C. Dinkey |+q4 posters are other mediums son of the former president of |through which the campaign will be the Bethlehem Steel corporation, and Miss Mary Gayer, an actress known | waged. as Marcia Byron, were married here | iz yesterday. His parents wired their Ontario Highwaymen Given Two Year Terms biessing from Philadelphla. Sarina, Ont., Nov. 20.—James F, | | The bridegroom, a war veteran, is | yloyed s blower in the blast CEbIDGEL G Murphy and Harold Moore, of Wind- sor, Ont.,, were found guilty in coun- furnace department of the Illinois Steel company. He started several LeplRcomanY ty criminal court yesterday of armed robbery from four aliens at the vil- years ago to learn the steel business, | Mrs. Dinkey has made her home In | S Sl age of Sombra on September 21 and New York sine arents died | 8® O ) SwEXorainceRLenioare senten to two years and six months, imprisonment respectively. several ycars ago, The two men, who, it is alleged, had | contracted to smuggle four allens across the river to the United States, iined up the trusting Hungarians on the river bank, and while one held a revolver, the other went ilirou men's pockets, taking $57. then left the aliens to shift themselves. lease, RIGHT NAME, WRONG M Car! Hoftman of Hartford avenue ed {nto police court vesterday morning and made his way to tie spectators’ reservation intending to ! listen to the testimony in connection with a gambling rald in which a rnumber of men had been arrested. He was gurprised to hear a police- man say There's one of the men now." He stopped in his tracks and inquired: “Who, me?” And the an- ‘Yes, you. Isn't your| name Hoffman ure my name i8| stro ha | v for Anniversary Surprise 5 For Mr. and Mrs. Battye Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Battye of Hoffman,” Carl replled. “You've got | Stanley street were pleasantly right name but the wrong man.” |surprised by about 40 of their The policeman was under the Im-|friends last ecvening, In honor of pression that Hoffman was James thelr 256th wedding enniversary | day. BUT THEY HAD THEIR DINNER. of an attractiva reed serving tray. Empl of the health depart-| Whist was playel and refreshments ment arrived at a west end home swere gerved. (Guests were present Thureday just as the family Was!from Wartford and this city. | itaving to fill a dinner engagement et and placed the house under guaran, tine as diphtheria carriers had beeh found among the children, dey arranged to have & Thanksgiving dinner brought 'S RENT TWICE ~over $40 rent/money rwin of Newington, 75 Spring street inst him for that alleges that he in the house “rwin and on 'd $40 rent sold he ner de- t from. W the d & | B { from A Pr has brov amount, {which was « he flist of o {in advance. | property and 1. manded another {the tenement, ma: rent for June twice, | Saxe cepresent the pi ¥IRE ON FACTOR Bmall damage resulted . it the Hart & Cooley play sed by eparks from a kiin land} 4 on a roof of a building yesterday after- noon. An alarm was sent in from box but employes of the factory | had put out the blaze before the fire {apparatus arrived. 52 HARDWARE Packages Very Early | and letters so as to permit delivery | | sta- Whalen Absolved From Criminal Negligence nesses of the accldent at Matn West Main streets In which Mrs, John Hilton of 219 Chost- nut street was struck by an auto- mobile driven by Willlam A, Whal- en, assistant professional at the Shuttle Meadow club, and recelved injuries that resulted in her death two days later at the New Britain General hospital were questioned by Prosecutor Joseph G. Woods at his |office last night, After. hearing the witnesses, Prosecutor Woods an- nounced that he falled to find any | {evidence that would tend to show | Whalen had been guilty of any negligence in the operating of his machine. Policeman Patrick J. O'Mara, who Investigated the geeldent and who turned in a report exonerating Whalen from any criminal respon- sibility, told his story to the prose- cutor, as did Adolph Rlair, Constan- tino IV'Avanzo and Joseph Darkett, | witnesses, wi a nd tr 1 B OYS DAMAGE MEMORIAL. Despite the fact that 33 locks have Leen placed ‘on the gates at Willow Irook park during the past year, the | park department has been unsuc- cessful in je endeavor to restrain boys from entering Memorial fleld during the week for foothall games, Turf on the playing fleld is uprooted during every game and must be re- | placed at considerable cost. ZONING BOARD TO MFEET A meeting of the zoning commis- ston will be held December 2 at 4 o'clock in _the common council chamber at city hall. The enabling ordinance as prepared by the Tech- nical Advisory Corporation and amended last Tuesday by the charter revision committee, will be submit- ted for approval. — TF BACK HURTS _ FLUSH KIDNEYS Fat less meat, also take glass of | Salts before breakfast occasionally Too much meat may form urie acid, which excite the kidneys; they | become overworked; get sluggish, ache and feel like lumps of lead. The vrine becomes cloudy; the blad- | der is irritated, and you may be obliged to seek relief two or three | times during the night. When the kidneys clog you must help them flush off the Body's urinous waste or Hoffman, under arrest for gambling. which was observed on Thanksgiving | Mra. Battye was the recipient | you'll be a real sick person shortly. | At first you feel a dull misery in the kidney region; you suffer from back- ache, sick headache, dizziness, stom- | ach gets sour, tongue coated and you feel rheumatic twinges when the weather {8 bad. Drink lots of water; also get from any pharmacist four ounces of Jad glass of water before breakfast for | a few days and your kidneys may | then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to clean clogged kidneys and stimu- late them to normal activity, also to help neutralize the acids in urine, o it no longer 18 a Bource of frritation, | thus often ending bladder weakness. | Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot | njure; makes a delightful effer- vescent lithia water drink which | everyone ehould take now and then | o help keep the kidneys clean and active. Druggists here say they sell | lots of Jad Salts to folks who believe | in correcting kidney trouble while it s only trouble, | | . 1 Dr.TruesElixir| your digestive i it clears out ids Nature by cleansing as ol e e tract and toning up stomach and intestines so fine and fit again. Elixir is & pure herb laxative; as gentle as it ls sure, It been used for seventy-three years and in over- coming constipation in children and adults it has won an enviable reputation through four generations as The True FamilyLaxati{'e Family size bottle $1.20; other sizes 60c. and 40c. el 108080808 €-9-9-0-9- ST Frattatialiat’y ‘#60‘6.‘6.‘6# I XXX o -6-0-9-@ This little puzzle should keep you busy for some time to come, Take six pennies and place them on the circles so that no two will be in the same line, vertical, horizontal or diagonal. It can be done, This Puzzle is from__ RED MAGIC THE NEW-: SECTION OF SUNDAY WORLD Edited by the World-Famous HOUDINI The Magician who escapes from hlndcuffs_and Jails, vanishes through brick walls, exposes a.pirlt tricks— who is President of the American Magicians. LOTS of OTHER PUZZLES T.icks and Tests Like This Every Week with Answe:s the Sunday Fellowing NOTE—Be sure to tell the newsdealer to save you NEXT SUNDAY’S WORLD. 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