New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 2, 1925, Page 2

A 4. i’n DIRECTORS RESIGN 4 e NEW BRITAIN ‘DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, AVKIL 21925, ) forced to leap for thelr lives fol- UTE INDIAN IN In the Interest of []ELLM}_LS M(AN Your Clothes | SHAW WON'T VISIT U. §. Would Be Killed By Kindness, He Fears—Says Autographs Are Use. ful an Checks Only. cedure 48 merdly' to conflscate the contraband with ho prosecution un- less the owner of thé liquor refuses to surrender fit, ) | cacs ot persons attempting to brin GERALDINE FARRAR |55 i st e e o Water FIGURES IN RAID Atlantle City, N, J,, April 2, = A “‘good samaritan act” last night on the part of the crew. of an alleged rum runner probably saved from | lowing a gas explosion in the en- gine room of their craft, The acel- dent occurred in Gardner's Basin while the federal patrol boat was chasing the rum running craft. The three men were picked up from the water and taken to the Atlantic City drowning three members of the “dry | hospital, where they are suffering New York, April 3.—Four direo- tors of the Houston Ol Co, of Texas have resigned as a protest against the company's polley of engaging In the natural gas business. H. B, Lake and Donald G. Geddes, New York members of the board, are First Was Arrested for Burying New York, April 2. among those who have withdrawn. aeorse mer-| DIY AgeDtS Get Liquor in Her Palestine Explorations navy" fleet here, when they were | from burns on the face and hands. | rd Shaw will never come to Amer- _ —— Use | Bab Alwe according to Mrs, Willlam Priva[e Ga]- | Postponed for a Year B || Johnston, wife of a New York news- | Philadelphia, April 2—The recent 1 4 AN { S paper editor, who returned from | resignation of Dr. Clarence Fisher < § o " Europe yesterds Mrs, Johnston | % 3R , ° a ne Cortes, Col, Aprll 2.—Another |pasced an afternoon with the noted [ Rouscs Polnt, N. Y., April 2.— ™ head of the Egyptian department M ‘ dhchiasicharyed Jale vgel ridny 10 qutior fn Madelra in one of the few | Whils Goraldina Farrar, former S At o ;;"(’;;‘:";‘0‘;““ s lme to e ace ra ndian vengeance when Mormon Joe, |{nterviews he has ev A P g | Museum has resulte A N | e etas Tl ie elRe sy o LTy S \:',,"'.",‘,:::;:m,\:wm Metropolitan \gWera singer, 1s] ponoment of further work by ~ the . ¢ A ed a cell mate who had chided Wi [, coiie” yoars ago.” the auther is avolded making ‘any statement re-| Museum of’ Palestine for a year. " In & i es | for the slaying of an Indian infant— . 104 ae saying, “but not now. They garding the scizure of champagne [making this annotincement - today L L4 L4 . | | alleged to have been burled alive \WitEE B0 SR N Kindness.” and other liquors®on her private car |Dr. C. C. Harrison, president of the . 9 | [last week in accordance with sacred |~ oy )ikes modern dancing better |by customs agents at Rouses Point, |museuny, sald that it hiad been jm- l ln s l 0 (N W : tribal rites o 1@ stens, bocauss it 18| N Y. vesterday, her manager haa|possibla to obtaln fhe servicea of sn i Moth proof—Dust proof Angered. the Indian fore & 168, or, ‘Mra. Johnston sald denied the selzure. [archacologist of the first rank, But, 1 ! ; RPNl 3 from a table and beat the prisoner S N totaph, fhe| The singer's private car, the “New [added Dr. Harrison, “as the earth | | Prices from $1.13 up to death before officers could inter- m}:‘,‘rfli_:}:;,tr',:n ':!: 11.:":“.::1,71: York,” was boarded by four deputy | s heid its-seerets for thousands of "", ‘ ee 0 e omy place an autograph is |customs collectors after it had cross. |years, one year more o lens mukes | Only a few hours before the kitk- | FHE B FECT 4p bottom of [ed the border en route from Mon- Hitle difference, and we can afford A THE Ing in the Juil. a coroncr's Inquest [C F oy aver get one of mine, to Rutland, Vi, where Miss|to walt.” | returned a verdict declaring that the | FIEEE o F0L 0o ng canh it imme- ar was o app in concert,| Dr. Fisher la reported to have 18"day old daughter of Plat Nay The fast Montreal-New York cxpress, { been engaged {o head a jolnt ex- " LS |1 Mormon Joe's son- . | diately. d x‘;mflfily\'r ;:\- P‘1'r"<v” "\r‘nlv‘ \vm‘:l:: lv’\:e: —— of which her car was a pari, was|pedition of Yale and Bryn Mawr to | | coercion of Mormon Joe.” | held up for fifteen minutes while [ Egypt ‘\ The jury also declared that the the search was being conducted. - | fnfant's dead mother, with whom | . Whether prosecution will be start. | BOY SU FOR ASSAULT the living child was buried, came ed by the government depends upon e Ltaniier i fomica il AN Cotlctor Tutloch, ot e~ Port af | WEUT SHAL B A Y | " Both Plat Nay and Mormon Joe | Ogdensburg, to whom the deputy .., ror $500 damages, claiming DRUG CO. 169-171 MAIN ST. ]_I are in fail awalting the arrival of | collectors reported the seizure. that he was assaulted and beaten by . . 99 42 4 ——1l|rederal oftifern from Donver. | The four deputien taid they (011 |}, gefendant on March 7 and suf- Eastertime, “Fix-up-the-home” time! | Evidence at the inquest showes (T + + labout forty bottles of choice cham- | ' ." oo = o ) . . e oo g0 o ot LAY to 15506 Monep 0 Relee[paeve. wrncvsna b bien T L13 Tn n n A ot o mafl Saaty |Nay to wrap the baby in the same the prima donna’s car, some in the | o FH SR S conr ry l00K— with new, ru n blanket with its dead mother and | e B T o s (e city court the first y p ) y y N .1 v of May, was issued by Saul | Mond Stringency curtains, and gay, lively drapes! The bury them together, The bodies | foothoard, more in the maid's room 5 [P. Waskowitz. It was served b 3 H o | were found at the reservation near | and still more behind the ventilators. | 1).p ey I\:II:‘,‘,\ZK Martin utrl‘lpndmu):' \ effect will be delightful, gratlfymg— ( % here last week, =T Miss Farrar was in bed in her | Joseon G. Woods, acting for \ ially if d s choosing i | a am. - Plat Nay's own story of the By The Assoclated Press. etk feroomiandlvas Bcicidioty g AS RN S boAsme e | especially if one does one’s choosing 1n 4 {gseafisditotheiarrcals 1| Paris April 2.—Oftical crcies to-|She did notappear during 1he | brought sult against A. &, Petrau- our Third Floor Upholstery Dept! the . | Nay, was estified, wen! ay om- % x . v - 0 : : Hopcan voll reslatith h”“’ Montesuma ereek, nearby, where he Qf.imfi?iff.fiii '12; fil‘:‘l‘“:“gh?’?o se%:].mg” and her party wera al- | ooy e L Never hefoore liave varieties been so big, ) v Spring frocks we are show- | | b cnes 2 B sue h g : Yy were al- allegedly due. Constahle s : o150 old his mother of the crime and |t Gt S ment will soon |lowed to proceed for Rutland with-| allegedly due. Col Patterns so stunning and Prices so o ing? |iater 11t was! toldl tol tha ITndlan LG LG s R s e Fred Winkle served the papers, ' 1 ¢ St i hTeor iustedl thelinvestigan|Aan LR LATEIL o B RO Rl b (AR O il which arc returnable in the city moderate! Come and see for yourself! f For afternoon, party and din ¢ A baTaditha Fbs S84~ | e of enough new money to relleve | Rutland, Vt., April 2.—It Was|court the third Monday of April. < TR e ok || MBS SR I & |The stringency without any idea of | “near beer” and not champagne that | (3rd. Floor.) B Anating: modes—the most en- = |1uting 1t for governmental purposes. |custom agents seized when they| BE—————————=—==—==m=m ; avable we liave seen for many a S The idea is for the Bank of!searched the private car of Geral- [LL, TAKE OWN LIFE France to provide the eurrency ab- dino Farrar at Rouse's Point, N. Y| Man 81 Owes Health to 5 solutely required by business, while vesterday, members of*the sifger's ec‘ e Py o For party and dinner are seen || o oL Commits |the government will continue’ its| party sald today. Miss Parrar; Sho Be .\am§Pllls. W°"" French Marquisette Guaranteed Voile printed chiftons, Elizabeth crepes | | New Jerse; 2 policy of reducing the bank's ad-|refused to make any comment on From 7 Till 5 Daily 1 Curtains $3.50 Pr. Curtains $3.49 Pr. o O Efp B B f‘,‘;'":'“““;f" Sulcide as Wife Leaves Room For tances to the state at the rate of ;(x:lt::::”lsato(lohg’rt':‘sdo\i wine and| Dicciness and Dyspepsia Overcome X i i anyini Copen QncE She i two billion francs a year. ! V, e MLBE L ORI . Made of superb quality Guaranteed Sunfast and ihe most heauriful you ever aw. || Moment. This rensoning Js said in offclal |in her car atter it crossed t bor- vif:?f}zffifihfi:f:&flfiiflx French Marquisette and has washable and made in selld ohiffon is orange and blue With et atter his wife has brought him the new lssue in prospect s not Fe-| o %\ agement mm?m :1 an’i‘ years ago he was troubled with bad F lomfone ol o Al bl (osejor, gold - BRoks. i 1 draped chantilly lace in e i (Cxdas b ohnlA garded by the government as Infla- s on S8 8 | spells of dizziness and dyspepsia. iy side, and a three inch silk stitch, 2 1-4 yards long. i k. You'll love it. EAllof ot A0 Miirrol avenue: a memst Lon: e A ITT ey Someone told us about Beecham 8! tringe, 2 1-4 yds. long. Ecru, (Thizd Floor) O s firm. ot Johm A Elliot &, .The continued rise In the prices of |, e o e iy illsiend heshey been'a well man '} 4 4 ; B o lall commodities, requiring an ever- | that any liquor ad been found in since; he takes one after dinner. [H — Co., ship brokers and commission |1 €T aring an over |the car and suld it would be absurd | uwe have had 8 f g d merchants with offices at 116 Broad | \nCreasing tarnover of Month PO to smuggle champagne into the \‘Ye T "““{".‘:“'““‘ ';; : . f o || et e Yo s, she iment Pved with the noarding of bavk | Goiea Siatos when iquor was €x5-| T fave themwihcn f weys |§ 0 Fringed Lace, Elogant Voile ] HO SEALLS ’(r]::‘a::”rh heart with a .38-calibre || "o " binfon of leading business iloptainablogbers: T/ MnS};lx:cl hw-cmerar;rod it Curtains $5.95 Pr. Curtains $3.95 Pr. 3 i % men 0 longer. By and goes to his office every day from y - His wife was on the stairs,at the |M°0 Cannot €0 on mach longer, | Ogdensbur, N. Y. April 2. s CLEY In new pretty allover pat- Hand drawn and ot 40 ) 95-()9 [sulum Stree! || time, and ran vack to er hus. | Tt 18 ¢ ‘1": st impossible for & 801 | Whether Geraldine Farrar will Ie| uf ould tell you of more than 30 terns and with an Italian inch volle with a fieat lace band dying on the bed. He expired '»‘H .SH‘ 1' ; 0 Il""', 1‘ kgmfi ‘f_'” prosecuted as a result of the scizure | friends that ‘are taking Bescham's border, excellent quality lace, motif. Full width. White, ! before his physician Dr. Wellded [Paper. all the leacing 02 ey of liquor in her private car yesters 1l i g d 2% yards long. Ecru. (Third Floor) [ 0 e | | that somethir ust be e d i Pills as they know how well Mr. % ¥ Burtlond. Tele of 1S Academy street could |ihat something must be done, and|4ay at Rouse's Point will “depend is” Mra.W. Siogleson, Lecds, Mass. { 3 { [] = 2o 1 || come to his ald the government hopes to overcome | gnijrely upon the circumstances,” it| g ot T prc, “It Pays ;ay Our Kind me O e B d seribhied on fhe |(he objections to an increase in cir- | way stated at the oftices of the col- o s R OS] (vioat of & movel on the dressing |Culation by putting the issue of new | jector of the port hero today, Rouse e m!datlm!:'fi:d "'"“d“""“ - : " s addressed to ¢ on about the same basis a8| point comes within the jurisdition frompe e s s « 9 Qs owo . it |1he izsue of National bank notes 0 of the Ogdensburg collector | mpesaurE- Wit ercmene | Dotted Marquisette Curtains Deco” Silk for Overdrapes man Pay honest bills (he |the United ftates. . 5 Offictals of the collector's office re-| gl e & 28 snd 500 boxes Made of the very best quality combed Marquir 45 inches wide. Guaranteed te be sunfast. In safetul), ksep the insurance money| Tiat Is while the Bank of France jtuseqd to amplify this statdment . ot sette Yarns, and neatly ruffled. rolid blue, rose and gold and twe- voursel and pay only what Harold |alone .:;Lx(_‘,fltn:hxr,;”j‘gm; e pending arrival of & tull report on Ianemerlfi.’Tflc White; 2 1-4 yards long. Pair,.at.. $2.69 tone combinations, Yard, at ...... $l.98 , ays is right. T am di dolod o of ar 0 he matter from deputy customs B P g { ; el | came sort of security as the National | collectors who made the seizure, It cecham’'s ills ; g 5 v 4 Swallow small pieces of it belleve Il € anks in (he United States put up|was pointed out, however, that In| Best Quality Terry Cloth Splendid 45 in. Silk Damask 1 for t narantee their ¢ ulation. 2 1enza fOF two we 8 elngciredintion ey 36 Inches wide and comes in fifteen of the news In very rich black and gold, and blue and_gold N g0 he asked his wils whather she | [The goyernment, it s forccest est spring all-over patterns. Best allover patterns. Fine enough for VAPORUB | e ot Jeain if he wera out |ill thus present the proposed in- £ 0prFing all overpa TR 89¢: g . $2.98 Over 17 Hillion Jars Usgd Yearl e wav” Ho was a member of |Creass to the chamber of deputics, Terty Olothimade i Tazdiatt: c the Duet Hothes, TRFA, AL o5 ks s o e uth Orange Mathodist Eplsco- |3T8uIng that such an issue, none of v e < h is o be used for purposes of of its policy pal church and of the Field club. He had lived in Orange for e months. e, is no violation t inflation. SERTE SRR A For the relief of the treasury the # government already has prepared Hughes Ordered to«:o the teats of different measures which | Tachi will soon be ced in the cham- To Washington at Once | M!!! soon be introduc L s Diigs. ABL 2 Telenraotie | o S0NE with the proposal for the 2 lincrease in circulation. Which of orders to return ashington at 2 ,t‘lp s to Washington atl o maasures will be preferred re- | . U, the Naxyawil S pporters of the government VOICE CULTURE i DR. LASCH Dentist Why Spend a Dollar Quartz Light For Pyorrhea 353 MAIN ST. 2 CRETONN Used for Other Things Besides Drapes! 39¢ to ‘l.fiy:' It may be for some little thing to add to the decorativeness of one’s honle, such as Bed Spreads, Pillow Tops, Couch Covers, etc. New Cretonnes are also being used for Bathing Wraps. The designs are so richin color and pattern that they plans for the |, o il fighting hard for a capital to take the place of any of the proposed new taxes, uvers, have heen re- | ved by Rear Admiral Charles F. | Special attentlon o beginners and clildren "l’lsjvf‘ ””; ,”: ', :' '(r"”' | il 5 - | can be cleverly used for every room in the house.—(3rd FL) . Rooms 318-319 Booth's Block. e p Californta at San Pedr ( “U}’:’I“’:\ ‘“’.\‘v‘:( r — 'rhr] Tel. 1274-13. will leave today fdr 3 Stk e B capital, it is reported, and will re- | . front to have pushed turn to San Franciseo in time to |} ce to the center of the take passage to Honolulu aboard |, - Wocled by the Kuraishiin= C O A L [the California hefore the fleet salls tion. Tt is expeeted that Palu |April 15. miles north of Diarbekr) will The SHURBERG COAL Co. [l| The orders from the N shortly, it is stated in the mes- 7 55 Franklin Street asa surprl s, which add that the Turks S e 2 Cents . P i i al e | to Sav ! re from Washing \ s the force pra e o ATLAS TEAM DEFEATED was sprung in| t when the Silver Any woman who'd spend a dollar to save two cents on some houschold article would be a poor manager. Yet many women who do the family washing each week are in the same posi- tion. 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