New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 2, 1924, Page 2

LAST CALL for Personal Engraved Christmas Cards Book Dept. THE (| Resianation of Chiel and Detec 11t which he could IV SCHENECTADY trict wsing nre ts a0 orde (ive Demanded Rt e npossi erand reen meeting tonight General But- yia aotion to oust t B olice depart ight enforcement, and solve the murders. " WIDLAND BANK WINRER IN SCANDAL LAWSUIT,* t October, contained no Attorney on of the gran® fury to raid if 1t were found nt facts before ommon eouncil planned at a Mts of the section of hich spring was killed ane a4 mass mec (o protest al d had discussed | but consi charges upon base executive ac- Teddy Alexander T, d he planped, un- or Governor Alfred red, to seek a spe- time ago. He ons in Schenectady. 1l & speclal sesslon, days in fall, at a joint lodge, the Cad- for Iscussed, T, J. Claney, I, B, Dodge, E. B, Sul« livan, W, P. Kinney, J. 11. Butler, J. D, Hefterman, J, P, Cavanaugh, H. Burritt Hotel Tonight e, o B Tomils, A, Barnet, Dykens, C. P. Tomlin, A, Barnett, C. F, Bennett, W, H., (e the |, — Hart, William Scott, R. S, Gold, W. K K. Burr, 1. . Martin, ¥ banquet with the manufacturers ot ' ‘ AT ; 11, G. W. Fowler, H. F. Lofgrer New Britain. The affalr is being |\ iR i S n AN e Y H. H. Benedick, P, Van Tassell, d e A 7. Snavely, C. L. Shel. ception commiitte 5 4 i\ of . F. Atwater, J. A ‘t'\mh."m\'b;\vlunn rL; Morga w. C Foran, C. H. , C L. Boll BY TRAI:FI[; MEN Rev. G, W, C. HIl, Ehis Cowles, Brew, W. Cross, W. K. Cortney, W, P. Pratt, H. E. Dale, W. A. Seott, C. About 225 raliroad and steamship |, Nystrom, H. H. Grace, G. H, to take some dras. | Offielals will assemble at the Bur.|Mitchell A, T. Honifant, F. G. Rus- auspices of the 3 cged laxity of New Britain Traftie burcuu, C. I, \‘\ "l'%“r jlll. 1.; u(.“,\\‘.,,.“:.‘;\| 1\1, 1 fallure of the po- tt, president of | Woor . man, C. B, Hoxie, "’:,“ b L echer, Frunk Bowman, g . Jamds H. Robinson, George B, Chandler, Willlam King, Big Conference to Be Held at V. Parsons, J. A, Maloon | ritt hotel this evening sell, J. A. Lindsay, Mr, Ow i\\ s will be tc AhafliStantoy) . F. Johnson, W. F' e M. Holmes, R, K. consista Lindsay, R.| binson and J. |} Tipiscopal guest are: George W. (. Hill, D. D;; Clarence table The Ladies' Aid society of I"irst Baptist church will hold an all day scesion in the church tomor- row, Members are requested to bring their penny bags, The Women's Gulld of St church will Christmas sale In the parisk house tomorrow aftarnoon. e Viele was ropro- sented I»y Lawyer leradl of Haven. The court room was crowdad. Dombrowski of ford sutrendered himself to the locul authoritles and will carry sentence imposed upon was charges of reckless driving and driv- ing while “under the influence,” and hie was fined $100 and costs amount- Ing to $128.40 and sentenced to 10 At the time he took un appeal, but he has now pald the fine and gone to jail, The annual meeting of Friendship No. 33, A. F. & A, held tamorrow evening, when seve ral matters of importance will be New Walling- him some arrested on » will be the Paul's ouf the hold &' (small part, fisslonary soclety ngrogational church will meet at 8 o'clock tomors row afternoon at the home of Mrs, Llizabeth Cross Mrs, Eva DeGarland of New York city 18 the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Limmer of Milldale, §26,000 REAL ESTATE DEAL Lonis Putterman Buys Bullding at Corner of Elm and Seymour Strects of Hyman Gitlavite, lLouis Putterman has purchased the bullding at the corner of Elm and Seymour streets of Hyman Gite lavitz for a price of $26,000, M, Putterman will move his wholesale grocery establishment, now located on Hartford avenue, to this site, whero it whl occupy the whale building with the exception of: a which will be used by EELS CAUSE TROUBLE Cargo of 75,000 on Boat Makes Sail- ors Step Lively All the Time Philadelphia, Dec, 2. —Beventy-fiv¢ thousand eels, averaging 6 feet 1 length, caught along the St. Law- rence river, comstituted the cargo ot the British barge Borato, which ar-* rived here yesterday from St. Jean, Quebec, The eels caused members of the crew no end of trouble as they fished them from the holds to the teck to be weighed, Several times the men were forced to st nd un- wind one or more of the eels from around thelr legs. DRY RAIDERS ACTIVE Ithaca, N. Y, Dec. 2.~Posing a:, prosperous fathers desirous of secur ing suitable rooming accommoda. tions for their sons, whom they saia, y intended to send to Cornell uni- versity, operatives of the internal revenue department staged ralds and arrested six bootleggers here last night. They also confiscated a quantity of moonshine ihiskey at nearly all of te places visited, they claimed. Renier, Pickhardt & Dunn 127 MAIN STREET PHONE 1409-2 | Mr. Gitlavitz for his automobile ac- ory busin H Wade, R. R f e R The women of the Plantsville Bap- tist church will hold a Christmas | sale in the church parlors tomorrow afternoon, , 8 Harris, | ' ' n F. Bennett, presidc Btanley w1 jcelly. W, PR DICKINSON | t London Court Files Decision in Sen- | Works; B, Kent Hubb®red, president, Platt R. Lajds, W. C ! 8- Manufacturers' Assoct = ek ARG | SRiENE satfonal Case Tnvolving Indian ecticut: Willlam H. C I ~ DRUG CO., 169-171 Main St ller, ma 3 tte, E. C. Pape, s e e by BN AT | Dr.and Mra, A. Reed of Meriden Connelly, A = », R. J, 8venue, who have been spending the Phil Murphy, | el in New York ecity, will return 3| home tomorrow, ger transportation, Ne chants' aseoclation; Nat Duke, |y freight traffic manager, Delaware, | yransor Lackawanna & Western R | corge “handler, secretary, € Jamber of Comme Potentate ated Prosy December J. R. Brennan, Lommeres: |er. Dave Heffernan, An '} |~‘..»|. vic : )." \ :" \ s, M. J. Kinney, F Jones, | v Hardware corp.; Alhert N ‘habot, Henery T Jo W president, the Ameriean . J. F. Carroll, J. I, Carrol corp.; Freder! st), R, H. Hubbard, Isaae Hills, . ) rv‘r‘:}r‘-;vly- nt ".‘\;vrv,‘w 11, A. Carlson, J. J. Rahl 4 v 1At arles B. Pars o etoh, Jud cvery ma A th N : innamed Indfar ent, Americay Hardw s wear law wnt ol I tate who hac of e lw. H. Forster, gefforal su § You'll Do Better N ¥ H & H. | .‘V‘her?"(”‘ "‘IFM traffic manage | \T"flm E. Beers, R. wool, cotto At Axelrod’s Joseph I {55 p Greene, H. Hofman, J. Shea their vari Chamber of | ~arloy MeCarthy, E. R. Dechant. | B Ivory ' tions! Butler, / manager, | 54, Roche, B. Kranowitz, M, H. | @ A Any k | “Pyralin” carry a freight ci § Every Piece Stamped by :‘;\':":rg: r"“;';'; Every Piece Guaranteed ‘And being clothie We carry the largest know when Assortment in the City fits! Rohbed By Young Man P ) Smaliwood, Mr, |t ithfully for 20 3 y ss., Dee '.'A.-.\ .-:m\”‘ CH. A. Lienhard, H Prices veht! | at it would be difficult t a yo ith a blue hand | r. F. O. Rackliffe, face suddenly stepy rl up ir "fi’\( fice of the raiiroad t and “AEEEE. Hartford “It pays to bu neetient VAN RAALTE GLOVE SILK UNDERWEAR Quaint bits of lace make up the newest Van Raaite Undergarments. This season each gar- ment has a distinct touch of Paris. They are short VAN RAALT and wide and roomy; novel gbve Sllk‘underwear ideas are employed in novel designs. bank asserted that the r was never recelved for Robinsor leged that the plaintif to a blackmai o om the Sommey America atl am King, s He & H R W A. Burford, G. ¥\ ew York, N. Y have been made by ¢ Prout, | amp 19 r")k S i 1 K costs of the trial. Joseph Viele, STAGES LONE HOLDUP Risig Crary, [w. M | H. Hoyt T Wi . {sault and attempt to murder, was } sterday before Judge H. I ck and pleaded not guilty e Fitzpatrick bound him over December term of the su court under bonds of $3,000, 1 were furnished by Genaro |3 no. Vicla was accused of stab- ft of New Brit- r of this town, | c s discharged from the Meri- | B Kelly V. Pot i spital Jast Wednesd | is alleged that Viele stabbed roft during an argument, and 4 XLLROD t Cotter was knifed when he |# A8 ror t to the latter's rescue, Moor- | § *L'CL’RACY had a dea of the cause comt d in court could | Let Us Fill Your identify Viele as his as : : tter testified that he hea Prescriptions 20 " Salishury, Mass, Railroad Station H. Platur, W Make Your Selection Early 1 James C P Aselrcd'sPharmacy ) If you huy a Van Raalte garment we know you will } 223 PARK I be satisfied for they wear wonderful and are priced right. The same can he said of their Suede Fabric Gloves— every style is the newest, every color is the latest, every design is original—Prices Right! then foreed | gy Lewls into t room, the door of which e It Stu Lewis, after his way out | ¢ 11 ‘Colby, " the Lagsas notified the | poie A N, 4 > spread the alarm. A Te-| preq reccived from Sea- | p. g the de- | g; seen | ang, W, H Stannts |HH Alexander, P. W. [ Robhinson HAraH SFALLS .»1 Imn Street e | port was brook that a man ans nounced s tion of the bandit was r from Cap- | that vielnity. atén ¢ OFF on WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S COATS our Victor superlorlty 1s a Look at the array of talent shown in this adver- tisement. All the care-free gaiety of Broadway, of State Street, of “Main” Street, is concentrated in Victor Records. Paul Whiteman, Will Rogers, the Duncan Sisters, Sousa, Lauder—there isn’t room enough for a full list of the names. But just as the Victor is supreme in the realm of more serious music so is it sim- ilarly supreme in the lighter fields of entertainment. For either purpose—or for both purposes— Victor Records and Victrola Instruments have no equal —and no other purchase affords so much pleasure to so many people for so long a time, BAKER BAUR BENSON BIESE BINGHAM BORDOhl BRICI HROX SISTERS BURR CAHILL CAWTHORN CHAPMAN COHAN CONFREY CONWAY COON & SANDERS CROOKS CRUMIT DADMUN DALHART HITCHCOCK HOLMES HOLTZ HOPPER UDER MONTGOMERY & STONE MOSS & FRY R GALLAGHER & SHEAN GARBER GLENN GOLDKETTE GOLDMAN GORMAN GUEST HALL HALSTEAD HAMLIN HERBERT HICKMAN HILLIARD Real Victrolas are marked Victrola Victrola Victor Talking Machine Company. Camden,N.J. Victor Talking Machine Co. of Canada, Ltd., Montreal Canadian price-list on request WHITEMAN WVIEDOEFT Victrola No. 410 Mahogany, $300; electric, $340 Victrols No. § 410 (Special) Mahogany, $315; electric, $355 1ly designed to sccommodste Opeci ey vadla receiviog ek