New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 6, 1925, Page 3

200 GANBLERS HELD INGHIGARO RAIDS Police Make 20 Raids--T8 Caught in Ong Joint Chicago, Oct the fickle goddess of chance got a tough break from Lady Luck last night. when atate's attorney’s detec- tives, without warning, made simul. taneous raide on a score of Chicago| gambling houses Some two hundred men, mostly| crap shooters and poker players, | were arrested and a vast amount of paraphernalia confiscated A detective sergeant caught the lookout at Tommy Moran's place one of the largest, before an alarm | 0 , and seventy-elght sportively r«mpla!e'y surprised. One recover-| sufficiently to seize the bank and ‘ercape through the rear window. Moran’s is a stone’s throw from a police station. Bill Lewis’' h the south side Negro district, ylelded the| largest haul. Eighty-eeven men white and Negro, were interrupted | in the wwm of cra in ers pts to rush S to escape. the west side, were arrested at Anixter's, Anixter some yveags ago figured in a gambling graft scandal which resulted In the retirement of Charles C. Healey, police chi The raids came on the heels (‘f‘ unced promotions of police lieutenants to captaincies and the eleven explanation was given that none of | the officers favored by the prosecu- tor had been given advance 6 (P—Gamblers of | inclined were ! the | men “Lovin' Putty" | HALL-RAWLINGS Walter Hall Takes Miss Mable Rawl ings For His Bride at Berlin Con. gregational Church, A pretty autumn wedding took place Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Berlin Congregational church when DMiss Mabel Rawlings, daugh- |ter of Mr, and Mrs. George C. Rawl- |ings of Church street, became the bride of Walter Hall, son of John | Hall of Fairview street Rev, Samuel Fiske, pastor of the | church, officiated, Miss Helen Bow- |en Bristel was maid of honor and the other attendants were, Mrs. | Walter Bunce, sister of the bride, | Mrs. George Rawling of the bride, Mra Raymond Walker, Hall, cousin of the flower girl was little Shirley Haynes. The best man was e Rawlings, |brother of the bride and the ushers, | Ernest Hall, Howard Rawlings, Har- (01d Phoenix and Oscar Munson bride was given in marriage by father, groom The embroidered {vory chiffon over crepe satin and a veil of tulle and Duchess |lace | The bride was attired in & goln of | say | She carrled a shower bouquet of bridal roses and liles of the val lley. The maid of honor wore a gown of orchid georgette trimmed ) rhinestones an bandeau, Her bo mier roses. The | were attired {n wore a &l et was of Pre- other attendants gowns of orchid and silver bandeaux All carried |arm bouquets of butterfiy roses. The |flower girl wore green georgette with |vellow trimming and carried a bas- ket of pink and y rose pe The gift of the groom to the br was a string of pearls Ithe bride to the maid of a platinum bar pin set wit ond and to 'kn e Save the | Coupons | for DISHES Wonderful fores swo piece dinnes st mads by Li moges China Cors- pazny will be sent to vou for twenty cov. cne and $5.00 b Coupon in every package. SILVER used. vou'll Fh‘s Silverware set will be sent yo for twenty coupons snd $6.80. S Coupon in eve: package. Old couponawhich o o have il 1 redeemed at same rate as new every You’'ll Love its Flavor So rich, so smooth and creamy and with a full round flavor that once tried, it is always This is Wedgwood Creamery Butter, a favorite for twenty-two years. Your grocer sellsit because heknows like it. Each pound is quartered. Valuable Dish Cou pon and Oneida Commun‘ity Silver Coupon packed with pound. P. BERRY &'SONS, Inc. Hartford, Connecticut Scle Distributors for New England Stotes MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN Unheard of Values At Such Low Price Only through our great purchasing power in buying for twelve stores, sister-in-law | |cousin of the bride and Miss Edna | georgette aver vellow canton crepe | FLASHES OF LIFE: PORT JERVIS CLERGYMAN FATHER OF TRIPLETS Omaha—Texas leglonaires have brought sombrero slze 7 1-8 as gift to President Coolidge ) York, Oct.6. (A—The camp tire girls want the name “flapper)’ abolished and “madern” substituted A telegram to Colleen Moore asking her help says “flapper” means fri- volous and modern,” means one with ambition and common-sense. Cairo—the back of the sphinx is cracking and the government {s doe- toring the old fellow. London—"Tay pay" ta spry and healthy starting his 78th year, Bombay—A Jew {n India can have but one wife, The defense in a polygamy trial that the defendant was entitled to the same privilege as | & Mohammedans and Hindus failed herman's wife was ded 1" her sl with the lat. * and a note left for the hus- band by two men and a woman read- I’ stands for thiet stole you. ago—Pass on a strest red by saw- s turned up safely lost in gecret p ges is causing lots| OF CHAMBER OF Your | of an| New York— Miss Ellamarye Fail- or, assistant United States District Attorney, thinks business women should dress with unobtrusive fem- inine simplieity and not ape mascu- line attire, Port Jervis, N, Y~The Rev George 8. Aldridge of Mflford, Pa., is the father of girl tripleta, New Haven—Four Yale varsity crews report for first rowing prac- tice of the fall training period. Winsted—Fire destroys four trame cottages on Highland Lake, causing damages estimated at $6,000. New Haven—More than one hun- dred candidates attend meesting ch officlally opens the 1926 track on at Tale, New Haven—Postpone hearing of {Pavid R, Paschall on charges of us- |ing mall for fraudulent purposes. | New Haven-—Yale man refuses ap- | pointment s Rhodes scholar to Ox- ford because of requirement of four years study there. Norwich—Massachusetts man drops dead at entrance of & Arug store Harttord— | for $200,000 Haftford—Tuberels | 014 Cheney mills sold bacillus, the | cause of consumption, has the power of accommodating itselt to varving degrees of hostile environment, ilcal ofticers of the state's tuber- 1losls sanatorjum are told. Bridgeport — Outdeor advertising |company files request that a jury es of fact concerned ! action alleging the state ticut is attempnns to * pro- ina desiring reaches 19; all appea superior court. s federal ed wild duck | ot | not be exterminated, Supt Hes and game de- clares over re at opening of fall | ille echool ected wi of Tanders, frs. Kunhe Regent of Daugh'e' mith; trustee fo Margaret O'Connor vote was taken fo pledge $30 for St. Lucy 014 People's F The installatinn will take place at a later date |READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR YOUR WANTS NIGHT PIGTURE OF 0TV T0 B TRIED, Army Fliers fo Try Flashlight ons races at Thurs- owing a huge char powder. The ¢ two foreign Pelletier D'O¥ maitre, will fly quet planes enter: government in the Liberty engine bhuilders trophy race for observa- planes Thursday afternoon. In- other event French tin ch in entries for are utenant A [ %ufiwfla&m%/f lirery, UTLE MILLINERY CO. Never 177 MAIN STREET A SPECIAL PURCHASE hats at such a low price. These are all new hats— For 3 Days Wednesday Thursday Friday Only COMMERCE NOW Hats Sold For $3 ON \\’efe Such Reautiful are we able to offer such unusual All Styles All Colors Large Head Sizes Small Head Sizes | tis, 1 / m lll WHAT'S IN A NAME? ness that is highly gratifying. Cocoa DOOR MATS —Made of good quality fibre, tightly woven, Size 18x30. . $l .00 Wednesday RAG RUGS Another lot of those large size rugs, new sanitary ma- terial with fancy horders and fringed ends. Size Wemeane $1.,00 BROOMS' Firet quality of Tlinois corn, four sewed, with i i 49¢ ‘OLD DUTCH’ —--The “Spic and Span’ cleanser, 2 " ]3( Wed. N (‘ROCH COTTON e, ecry and calors, hall 0-Ck 4-ounce, 30c size 12-ounce, 60c size Discontinued num the American m Boys’ and Girls UNION SUITS Girls’ cuits are Dutch neck, DAR POLISH 17c are high neck, ankle length . Wor ved 75(7 Men's Heavy Fibre SILK HOS A large variety Irregulars of 2 For o 19(: Wednesday, ~ Women's “Ravon” SILK HOSE Mock seam back, All the season’s new shades, A heavy quality. 65 o For Wed., pair Inrféifls"Heau Weight COTTON HCSE In white, black, cordovan, buck and sand. Sizes { to Wednesday, pair sizes. of colors 49¢ grade, | | | Women's Silk Striped BRASSIERES Some are of fancy bro- cades, All sizes, 19 C Percale For W ednnd'z\ ' TEA APRONS Some are rick rack trim med, Several different cuts and a number of pleasing patterns. 1 Zéc For Wed. Women's High Lustrons SATEEN BLOOMERS Reinforced 60-inch seat, in all the new colore 49(: LR ¥ " For Wednesday el Infanta’ BATH RGBES In pink ard blue, of genuine “Lawrence” Bathrobe cloth, 59c¢ inch Hea( v Grade Warm '\!111 o 22¢ Wi nesdas Boys' ERCALE BLOUSES Full cnt s1zes checks ete. For We and All Faney 29¢ roomy to 14 Happinecs bars filled ;-'1 almonds, The Women's Silk LISLE HOSF Mock seam back ; of a 39¢ grade. and sizes, For Wednesday, pair mP:u!ax s All colors 19¢ Women's Felt HOUSE SLIPPERS Warm house slippers of felt, in red, American beauty, purple, copen, taupe and grey, trimmed with | contrasting hand and pom- | Sine 45c¢| FRAMED | PICTURES Tust received another case | of those beautiful oilettes, | copies of famous oil paint- | ings, in embossed frames '-9C = S | Fancy | | PILLOW CASES Some are embroidered and hemstitched, Others are| lace edge trimmed with medallion inserts, 39(: ‘ For \\ ed., :arh \an N \Inmqm Weight Ribhed UNION SUITS Rleached, short sl ankle length. All sizes to| 16, Tdeal for immediate wear, Far le\( Ounce Graduated, cleay For \\ u-]n-: day ‘PALM OLIVE’| SOAP that school girl The 10¢ cake Wednesday ervatal. | For plexio for com- | Sc | Gillette RAZOR BLADES 29(:} il | Reg. 50c package. For Wednesday S p— Everything when that name has been won hy merit! (From the New Britaim Herald in & recent tasue), These mid-week events ave well grounded on public esteem. Thrifty folks, respond with a readi- I 1, 000 Pairs Children's WARM GLOVES and Mittens, consisting of Brown Cape Mittens, fleece lined and fur trimmed, Brown Cape Mittens, with astrakhan backs and elas. tic wrist, Brown Cape Mittens, fleece lined, with elastic wrists. Brown Scout Gauntlets of cape with decorated cuffs On Sale “’ednudly 596 Plir Clearance Sale of Women's FALL GLOVES Broken lots of gloves, of washable fabrics;" mostly grey with contrasting em. | broidery. Values to $1.00 ° - 'HOT WATER BOTTLES A\ household necesdty. ‘Anchor Brand.” For Wednssdey 59c UNDERWEAR ¢ CREPE | White and all wanted' shades. A close count ma- i\:l:::;esg:\l: vard 17(‘. BLOOMER § ELASTIC k One-quarter-inch wide, — white only. Limit 5 vards I:lcdmtomer. lc‘ Curtain Rods Very heavy grade of mietal white enameled, with ! closed back, The best cur. . tain rod on the market to. day. A b Single Rod @I Reg. price 25¢. Wednesday . .. 50 t Double Rod Reg. price 50¢, \\ edneeday ‘Boott’ Towelmg i Best grade of absorbent { toweling, plain white, 1814 inches wide, A gooa quality toweling. 19c Wed. Special, yard mil S Field Mitche n hour, and Lieutenant C army filer of Selfridge Mich., who won the John I trophy race at Wilbur Wrigh 0. last year SCALPERS AT WORK | City Attorney Unable To Find Law Against Ticket Sellers In Penn sylvania v Solicitor T. M. B nable to find a state este opened office ound th 38 ply their trade wi Preparations cate they have | how they were obtained is not cle to the p been found in some CHURCH ST. REALTY & Lord today vy house at B30 Camp us and Amelia Ra price is report iHl]SPIMI I.AM; ,f EfiNj' [ Woman's fembers jor M ips Board Tssues Appeal (") ¥ fes, fruits, | e than an t of nurs- | | many |New Three Cent Postal Card Is Being Prepared Washington, Oct. 6 (P—A pew three-.cent postal card, bearing n red the portrait of President MeKin- ley, Is being prepared by the post office department for use under the new postal rate adopted by the uni. | versal postal congress at Stoekholm A three-cent forelgn reply postal card bearing the same portrait alsn Is being prepared. The new rate dowus not apply to postal cards addressed to Canada, Spain and its colonies. or the FPan-American countries for ich the present two.cent foreign postal card will continue to be used. READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED illsburys Best Flour One of the family Tested %:%F Every fwe