New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1925, Page 14

HELD AS BURGLAR ! SR | Photo- | HOTCHKISS HEADS | E.B.C. WHITE ARNY Gould Chosen o Lesd Reds- oo i v Cohen fo Speak Sunday Boston Man Arrested And graphic Supplics Valued At $23,- 000 Are Found In His Room they arrested Joseph Perry here last night, it was revealed today, Perry, arged with breaking and entering and larceny In the night time, {t} rraigned today, The pollee were in- theft of supplies ! by the White army | [rom the research,photographlc es: tablishment of A. L. Kuntz. serry's room, the police | ral of that army next year | cameras and other | to the oval of the ex pplies worth $25,000, A tip whic Walter W Yoy 1 led to the t ry the Red bundle containing additional Jue army has not yet es valued at d itas on ral men | §1 hecked the South ler ¢ Willia stehikiss of West Main sty a retired business man, vestigating lias been select Iveryman's Bible class to Searchir they fot committee estigat en selected by e was said to nt of that grapher had of the Kuntz maiiaes No Action Taken on American Legion H No definite otion on the 1 home was taken at 3ddy-Glover Post, A report g referred to the house committee for a probably in May property have v report, pleces of samined by this committee, 1 on lake of more | BLUE TRIANGLE CLUB NEWS A lied Cross demonstration on aid and care of the sick will be n by Mi Grace Stowell at the , room Thursday evening at 8:30 is in 3 is in addressed the " club last Tues- faction ¢ Lveryone who tend e lamp shade making c wi t at the club room from 1o m ho ntion of the Federatic es over the we ursday evening and new mem- t onc ant meeti Industrial Girls clnb will M. |the club room sday from § to 8:30, when final arran; ments for a May basket party and hadow social, 7, will be made. vitations should 1 Enworth, “Why The cast of the p 1 about the fed- June Walter W.Gou (onven- hearse Thursday eve ymmoations Yichard (room. The cast yrganization: Kowalsky, Cecelia ‘Committee Work Hagopian, Marie ‘What Does it M em to give two sions o includes {.':v":'. R Annual P. & T. Meeting . i 3 p. m. to 9 p. m. hington School p. T 12 L8 N 1 ParentS ;o\ me in to read or to enjoy them- vening at t vho would A farewell s Wierzbickl, who at the club room )X full of gifts w A\ddresses wers made by Prose- ph G. Woods school phy o school orchestra pl club sang by Miss solo by piano se nlivan, a voca ifler a vocal duet hy Miss Helen Drennan and Miss Grace Schmidt SieSaarat . winter and R REACHES PERSIA Persia, April 29 Rer Abbas Commander De Pinedo, Italian avia tor ed 1 today from uerzauber Tge St : Jeux d’ Eau (Frolic ¢ alrplane This New Treatment fon Never Fails to End Piles ™~ JUNIOR ACHIE INTERRUPTS TARGET PRACTICI STOP ITCHNG SKN Zemo the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief ere is one safe, dependable treat- McKeever of Brooklyn ment that relieves itching torture and that cleanses and soothes the skin Soon after the fir: you will find that Blackheads, E worm and simi disappear. Zemo is all that is needed, for it banishes most skin erupt k the skin soft, smooth and healthy is a non-greasy, disappe that may be applied durin; Trial bottle 35c, large size $1.00. skin troubles wil Fur Storage 2% HUDSON FUR SHOP NEW BRITAIN BRISTOI l 770 24 Club Is Very Sick 7 pplication of Zemo April 20 —Fdward J t NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1925 HAIR STYLES OF THE FUTURE KEPY HI§ WIFE A * PRISONER ON BARGE Aged Scow Captain's Did Not Set Foot on Land for Five Yoeurs = Bore Three Ohildren Jersey City, N. J., April 20,—The sudden flare of an old feud between woman, the daughter of one barge man and the wife of the other, sald to have been held prisoner on her elderly husband's coal barge five yours. During that time, the woman's never sct foot on land or been al-| lowed to communicate with lands- men. Since going aboard the barge as a bride, he said, she had borne | three children. | The charges were made after poll separated Willlam Warn, 64, and Arthur W. Banks, 60, fighting on the Warn barke, Banks had his son-in-law arrcsted on a charge of disorderly conduct and later told the police the story of the alleged im- | prisonment of his daughter, Martha Warn. H Warn kept his wife prisoner by locking her In the cabin of the barge according to Banks' story. THIZ NEXT TWO YEARS MAY BE The children had never had any | CARRIED, AT THE RIGHT 18 schooling. Banks sald he had quar- | ANOTHER DISGUISED Bop | reled with his son-in-law at the TO STAND UP ON THE TOP OF STYLE, WHICH 18 VERY SMalp |time of the wedding and that they | THE HEAD. IN THE CENTER F'OR EVENING, WITH BANDS OF | had been on bad terms ever since, 2 . t % FUR AND RIBBON, THE HEAD He said his fight with Warn, which | ABOVE IS THE TOWER BOB. o 3 . 18 DISGUISED L 18 | WVas stopped by police, resulted 18 NOT A HAT, BUT MADE TO b DIFFICUT from a demand on his part for the THE LEWFT, IS NEWE BOBBING STYLES. NOTE HOW THE HAIR IS MADI ONE OF FISH CONSERVATION 1S RSSENTIAL, SAYS HOOVER Wants All States To Met At Wash- Social Event. IMBLE ONE BY THE USE O : : I'HE FAIR LADY'S TR i release of his daughter, | * PURES AND THE LIKE SHORN OR NOT. IN THE CE | Warn will be arralgned for | 3 ADDITION OF A FEW BELOW IS THE FUZZY RINGLET |hearing before Recorder Mills today. | 8 THIS STYLE INDI : BOB. THIS ALSO 18 OB- | e 5 THE EXTREME 10 TAINED BY TH or appi- Gets Insurance Pohcy WHICH THE HAIR STYLES Ol TTONAL HATR. | Written for Another Man = 2 = City Plan Commissioner John J. | | | Higgins recelved in his mail this N | T |week an insurance policy for $1,600 | STANLEY WORKS GIRLS DINE | CALLS FIRE DEPARTMENT ~ |geck an insurance poiies tor 31,600 ~ | TO RESGUE OF SIGK MAN municated with the municipal home. | Annual Banquet and Dance at Bur- | service bureau at city hall and ad- | i : | . R vised that agency that he was not | ritt Hotel Proves to be Enjoyable [0 e Al |00 eFtorviceman, - The case was investigated and it was found that | the mall had been improperly ad- | dressed and the poliey was intended | for another local man of the same | name, | ington for Cooperative When He Sees Joseph Zop Works Girls' its second annual ba Stanley Measures Lying on Sidewalk, AT T Finding Joscph Zop of Magy Horse. 100 to 8 Aga}nst. Wins Newmarket Race | i) s > By The Assoiated Press. i the Stanley Works 'noon, Charles uy 1 McClin-| Newmarket, England, April 29.— \king the man was | Manna won the two thousand guin- around franticaily eas stakes run here today. looking for aid. Ifis eyes finally| Manna is by Phalaris, out of Waf- » fire alarm box at the |fles. and is owned by H, E. Morrlss. Sir G. Bullough's St. Becan was second, and Sir E. Hulton’s Oojah | was third. Thirteen ran, | The betting was: Manna, 100 to 8 against; St. Becan, 9 to 1, and Oojah 10 to 1 against. hecome one of i street lying unconscious on the | itmost national importar club col i of Bea Hoover foday invited nors | white flowers and coating | 100 ing mgnogram tlves here May S s s from Maine to ] 1ock 1o consider fish conservation Atlantic and Gulf coasts. vears the shad catch of ic coast has introd lent, M ther Ander- yosted on t the patroncsses, Mis A. | corner an decreased . C. . Bennett, Mrs. L. was cent,” rgeor 10t knowing whether it a police or fire hox, he took a and Mrs. Kathryn Clark, ehanee and sent in an alarm from ldress, I apparatus rushed to the Miss Grace goene but found that the police ertained with a number > ahead of them, two telephone Us having heen r ed at o Policeman Thomas C. Dolan, who |°f 00/ah. went to the seene in the police pa- to the teephone | Moroccan Rebel Leader Enters French District 8y The Associated Press Paris, April 10 pounds or 7 cent . st of shad increased five i The banquet commit n charge s Trey, Martin, ¢ Sullivan trol in response en ! ww\‘l dance | catls, found that Zop had been taken in charge of Miss Ger- | 1 took him to his home. consisted ommittec e Mohammed PHOTOGRAPHER TAKES BRIDE 2kl Oslund of this city the marriage of her Mrs. George Anderson, pilie Dunn rebel leader, has entered the French zone of Moracco at the head of the Big Harka or Tribal Contingent, ac- son of Middletown | cording to information received by rriage was per- |the French government. Middletow Mr | Lyautey, governor of John- Marshal member of the firm of | French Morocco, has sent a regiment ¢ Peterson, photographers tribesmen unless provoked. OR SALE 1923,4 Cylinder Essex Coach. Original Owner. Price $600. Cash $250, balance in 12 equal monthly payments. Address: P. 0. Box 537. Middletown studio. PRODUCTION GAINS quantity of cturing Concerns Put and a s Mlinois Manu Out More Than Third More in over to Probation Officer Edward C. Over 1921, s Value in 192 —_———— HIGH GRADE REPAIRING & REMODELING HUDSON FUR SHOP NEW BRITAIN IRISTOL 770 24 OR A FOUR DOOR SEDAN FOR $100 DOWN Including Insurance For Fire and Theft Speak Quickly As Our Supply Is Limited Elmer Automobile Co. PIONEER FORD DEALER Open Evenings India Dancing Girl Says Babe Was Slain T z his M 1 The forn 22 MAIN ST. Tel. 1513 growth as a fur center and the re- cent outbreak of robberies in the Young Wife |district where that industry 1s lo- | cated, has led to the creation of a special fur squad of elght police de- tectives, fur section in automobiles in an ef- fort to prevent thefts, | two barge captains revealed to pe- |street to 59th street and from Fourth | lice yesterday the story of a young |avende to Elght avenue, past two weeks six robberies have | occurred In this section. father charged, his daughter Thas cases. Vanna won by two lengths, while | brother of Abd-Fl-Krim, Moroccan | of reinforcements, but it is stated | 1 is in charge of the |that the French will not attack the pecial Fur Sq . . Part of New York Dept. | cllvo;l:lmtz::]ldorl today referred to New York, April 29.—~New York's the various governments reprosented in the council the supplementary re- pott of Marshal Foch on Germany's wiolations of the treaty of Versall Action on the document thus is poat- poned until the members of the councll recelve Instructlions from thelr chancelleries. e Special Notice The squad will patrol the | The district extends from 14th | During the | Bishop Teerney Assembly, Tourth An Increase in the number of safe | Degreo Knights of Columbus, will Jfor |and loft robberjes in the city has | hold a speclal meeting this evening oaused 25 additional policemen to be | at 8 o'clock at the K. of C, rooms, ladded to the squad handling such | Franklin Square, to take action on the death of Frank L. McGuire. Dr. WILLIAM F. 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