New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 9, 1925, Page 2

NEW FICTION Joseph Lincoln’s Queer Judson James Oliver Curwood’s The Ancient Highway Coningshy Dawson’s 0ld Youth —Oe Willa Cather’s The Professor’s House —Oe Book ,i)!;;aétment DICKINSON DRUG CO. 169171 MAIN The Most Popular Double-Breasted Model in Hartford Selling At $45 and $50 its popularity And is not due alone to its low ‘price—but to its degres of designing. Lots of sults at $60, yes $65, have the finesss of lapel—the skill in drape not integral balance—the And—while the prite is reason- able, that you have been extravagant the fabric makes it appear in your purchase, Here is a model you should see it only for the purpose of being up on the most important style that 1926 has handed down. HORSFALLS 93-99 Xsylum Street “It Pays to Buy Our Kind” Yoiung Raffies Use K. K. K. Name | for Their Thieving Club | Berlin,- Oct. 9 (F—A children's | Ku Kiux Klan flaunting a white | flag on which was painted a black Gross, has been rounded up L police. Its memhers, a 13- girl, and seven boys about 12, were | charged. with looting jewelry shops | | and-departinent stores over a period of several months, Members of the band, pollca sald, | mw tde Ku Klux Klan mentioned in the newspapers without knowlng its Meaning. They decided it / ‘make a good name for a bandits’ | club, Young Willie Raus elected him- | ot kr would how to American er, and designated #elf chieftain, carry the sim érganization furt as the klan headqg water tower in ( suburb. Having elahorately decorated the hings, th meals thers rs an unused wrlottenburg, a stolen furnis thelr lair with eraved to have |to reduce crime, {and other resorts with a ROV FLANREERS BERLIN GOPS BUSY ing ex-Goverunor Charles man trict attorney, democratic 8. GOTHAM GIRDING LOINS FOR FIGHT More Determined Than Ever to Pat Down Crime Wave New York, Oct. § (A—With courts working under high pressure ‘nd‘nosn;sk 's court record, politicians hurlirig at each other sjoner Enright's reply pre-election charges of responsibility | Rosalsky opening attack incwmbent, leged previous lax enforcement the law. fense of his Richard E. police Enright, Judge Otto A. Rosalsky were founded, Mayor Hylan has to was for lax law enforcement, individual ‘Ju‘lg'- Rosalsky had falled to co- and public action to combat the |Operate with pollee. Judge Rosal- tide of crime le increasing. sky answered that Enright I Madame Frances Alda, singer and wifo ot Gu Casazza, manager of the Metropoli- opera Gatti- | N0 attention man leagus against crime, support. Whit. republican candidats for dis- charged the present Jacob H. Banton, with some responslbility for the present situation becauss of al- of Mayor Hylan, coming to the de- commissioner, declared that charges of incompetency made by un- da: manded a detailed report of Judge Commis- Judge that a blatherskite whose remarks deserve | The day's crimes included a mur- NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD two years In prison but in January of this year received a stay because of {ll health, He fled. Arrested, Disappears In June he was arrested while a patient In 4 Los Angeles sanitarium, Il was clalmed he could not be mov- «d because of his condition. But he disappeared again, Until his dramatic reappearance in Chicago yesterday, when he sum- moned his attorney to his hotel, only vague reports of his whereabouts in Mexico had been made. The Herald Examiner today prints the detalls of his will. The daugh- ter, Alice, known in motion pictures | as Jane Allen, who alded him In Los Angeles at the time he " went to Mexico, recelves $1,000,000 in securl- | ties. The'same amount s left to | another daughter, Mrs. John Rogers, | ¢ New Rochelle, Y., wife of & New | York broker. She, too, he sald, had | T never “neglected her father in time | 1 t der, a restours ; 3 feamir Lot trouble.” ! 1 an Opera company, has obtained an | ""fi'“"”;'i’r"‘:‘:""h’,""’:”s and trouble | =y jen, 10-year-old daughter of armored sedan for driving about | (1% e e, o YEDE | \trs, Rogers, 8 bequeathed §200,000, | 1 New York city, In appearance the | poc after robbing 48 of my life,”” the ¢ 2 2 car 18 like any other sedan, but is|P3'TONS of & Third avenue restaur- made of bovite metal with bullet proof glass windows. Her purchase follows within a week the holdup |*"™Y Whites and charged with at ant of £5,000 in money and jewels, A negro was rescued from a mob of | tacking a 15 year old girl, and two “She fs the pride newspaper quoted the “Wolf. Six friends get $5000 each. F Los Angeles physician, Donald Me: Gibben, gets e [} ol of Miss Norma Bayes actress, in |, ¢* 88 * + Physiclans say the estimate of -, her automobile {in front of her ;’MXNV"‘! "'m‘;r;f: rflfl;ml by pollce | (oo "qave, placed on his remaining home. Miss Bayes' chauffeur was | oo ‘ot (WO & MOD of negroe | uan ot lite by Worthington, 1s prob- | ¢ shot and seriously wounded, but the | o e" ® mke’,’: ’:",‘fl"" for selling | 11y correct, robbers only obtained paste gems | M e early this| B 4 el rning a chanffeur was shot to 's R ti | PaIDs, death, Patrolman’s Resignation '« Madame Alda, who Is at present on a western tour, sald before she left that the West was safer than New York. She expects to be met at the station by the nmew car on her return, Action was taken by a group in- cluding eome senators and con- | gressmen, to form a commlttee of 100 to seek national legislation to curb the interstate sale of firearms, Herman A. Metz was named chalir man, at the Bankers' club meeting where the committea nucleus was named was Mark Prentiss, mem- ber of a similar organization, the National Crime commission, formed recently at the call of Eibert H. Gary, chairman of the United States Steel corporation, to investigafe crime and recommend measures for its reduction. In the courts 74 indictments were disposed of during the day, Three murder cases were on the ealendar for today. Since Monday 149 cases have been cleared up, Two of the eight judges holding court made suggestions of means Judge Alfred J. em- ves by check in order to cut out ¥ roll robberies. Judga Francis Maneuso satd the police ehould ba directed to round up suspicions characters from pool rooms, saloons view to An instrument to determine bullet was fired from a eerfain riflc or plstol, was demonstrated to 15 'mmmry and naval surgeons yester day. OEATH 15 WINNING (Continnued trom IFirst Page) cash and gecurities. He really had, {he says, a milllion and a half. Friends relate how years ago he was an alderman in Birminghain, seven Alabama banks, no one tells, Then h {2 bank in Kansas ( Missour: "'nr’p he served thirteen months 1r Sing Sing prison. Started With 85 A $5 bet at a race him amassing money from gambling. He used the funds to open a brok: €rage office in Chicago's financi Why he left, Talley advocated payment of p! ble, was never convicted. The climax came in 19 |the government started an Investiga- [tion of his operations and convicted him on a charge of using the mails i’n defraud, Juiling them as vagrants. In the political arena the Whit- H. DOMBROSKI CHIROPRACTOR 1.—Graduate of an Accredited Chiropractic college 2.—Licensed in this state hy examination. 3.—All patients are henefited by the most up-to- date Chiropractic methods. {.—Chiropractic is especially effective in Nervous and chronic diseases. 5.—Reasonabhle fees. Hours:—10-12 A. M., 2-5 P. Monday, Wednesday, Friday Evenings, 6:30-8:30 H. DOMBROSKI CHIROPRACTOR In the gang, was appointed eook. | thing else nd p-*y‘z“"l: the food in exy | The 14yl ended en the | police spotted Rau 1 ur : sporting a wat e | follawed 1 d Jen and r THE W. G. SIMMONS CORPT. e4 up the ot MISE HOLCOMB ST |:l‘v:l«.1 n N { 2 F. Holc nh of 80 4 . th avenue, was tender E have just received 1ar [FLIN RanoHIOr Gt Wer new Fall line of 3 \ age kel B RS Women's Strap Pumpg, N 4 . A fearure of M which we are showing in : p i a vocal contest § black satin, black suede, Rhich 3iea Blorh ""m‘w"d rd patent leather and tan p o1 the giris’ first prize and § HOSIERY TO MATCH, FROM £1.65 to $4.75 Misses' Patent Leather Strap Pumps | Boys' Patent Leather Oxfords or Parties and Dancing MEN'S MEN Tan Russia Calf Tmported Tan — N BALLOON SCOTCH GRAIN . D. DONAHUE ! OXFORDS OXFORI Voice Culture Volees tested “Tuesdare and Fria PIANOS [ { LCTRIC JOLCING PIANOS PLAYERS 10 Years Fxpertence | Walter H. Kovel ! 127 GRIEENWOOD &T Tel 2122-4. $9.50 | | STETSON SHOES W, G. Simmons Corporation £5 West Main Street e by microscopic examination whether a Jersey City N. J, Oct. 9 UP-—1 0% 000nt lande, almost a county |8 , | Patrolman John Curley, suspended | |\", "0 tor 65 cents an acre in | recently upon ~being accused of)y). "\ g, gatn of the San Joaquin having ohtained money from down-} o\ 1o gpeofalized in river land, town saloon keepers fo purchase avolded by others bhecause of ifs| funeral flowers for a brother officer| =\ Lo ‘1 ont “ egtablishing price- | in good health, yesterday had his| me R (MIEAS | resigntion from the force accepted | T FAEL L L me info WHERE LAW FAlLED - Is Accepted hy Board | by the city commission, BUSINESS 15 T00 §0 Great Miller and Lux Firm T eteer biggest land and cattle projects in becauss it ls too unwieldy to ha days when youpg Henry Miller, not butcher shop in a little in California, | which FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, Bl T0 HANDLE Being Split Up Ban Francisco, Oct, § (M—A bus- ness that started from a borrowed and grew to be ons of the he world is being split up hers, 1le. The business, that of Miller and Mx, found root back in the gold ong over from Germany, opened a Californta | own, The construction of the shop xhaunsted his assets, He had to orrow his first assotrment of beef uts and steaks n the hoof. I'rom that beginnmg grew an em while 1t was mn‘ “|“Third Wave of Fascist Revolution” | counclil for the reform of the senate. 1923, canal from the headwaters of the Ban Joaquin to the navigable por- tlon of that waterway, approximate- ly seventy miles, Some 15 thriving towns were bullt later in the re- clalmed wilderness through which this articclal waterway runs, The railroad followed the canal and land shot up from 65 cents to $1,000 an acre, | When Lux dled, Miller bought | out the helrs, When Miller died the mighty estate fell to helrs, He was known far and wide as the “Cattle | Baron."” SENATE REFORM YOTED Takes Place in Italy Today—To | Be More Important, Rome, Ocf, here “the third wave of the fasclst revolution” reached fts apex today when the tha proposal of the fa st grand i This declsion follows closely upon sire of some 800,000 o of land 120,000 in Orcgon and 2,000 in Nevada, the richness of has never been estimated. | he land now s fo be cut in small cctions and sold, Henry Mlller turned fo cattle when others were turning to gold. | competition with the big Lux land | various organi e . . - | Interest which were blazing a new i o 4 Nevada. Yor 3 . they | lar 'llh members of fl\P stock ex- | " Sy i ':fi lh »mm;" the world change now that business is becom. | jolned rces, ‘| i ,.r e e ing somewhat slacker. During the| | famed combination o iller an ’ e R S L ”l"‘. ¢ the greatest achievements | \ecange of tha difficulty gettin me o catest achiever | s TG LR . of the firm was the huilding of [and tne announcement that the fasclet la- | hor unions would he reeognized by the big employers' federation as the | ole reyp still more recent ment of tightening of the f1 trol of Ttaly through the ment of “podestas™ by the rnm in place of lected by the people Under the senate proposal, the upper house of parliament will he gradually trs the members of which are nv-ww A by the king Info an elective bo the electors being representatives of tions recognized hy ment, ehiefly those Industrialists and appoint central ent mayor the fa of the olst gover farmer: working | ta fncrease the | st {dea is lager for the Southern New England 9 UP—What 15 called | |8 ineil of ministers ratified | @ atives of the workmen, | sformed from a body | [ lmportauce of the senate gradually until it becomes the more important of the two houses of parliament, “Ted” McAuliffe Going special Institute at Smith Is Inaugurated Northampton, Mass, Oct, 9 P women's Inlerests has been estab Abroad for Five Weeks |isnea st smith coliegs, to b 1. P. McAuliffe, exchange man-|financed for three years by the Laura €pelman Rockefeller founda- Telephone Cc will sall Saturday | ion. fyom New York for a five weeks' | President Willlam Allan Neflson trip to England, Treland and France, | of the college defines its purpose 84 He will B unaccompanied, “to find a solution for the problem Mr. McAuliffe was tendered a | which confronts amost every éducat- farewell purty at the home of |ed woman today—how to reconclle a friends in West Hartford last eve- | normal Ife of marriage and mother- ning when he was wished “Bon|hood with a life of intellectual ae Voyage.” tivity, professional or otherwise. — ANNOUNCING — SATURDAY and SUNDAY ONLY | COHEN'S A 332 Park St FILLING i 1 8 ’I‘ New Britain STATIO L GAS C Conn. 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