New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 24, 1926, Page 12

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Dr. Ed , @ practicing ph for 17 y it d ysician rs and calomel’s old-time covered lh( formula for Olive Tablets do not ealing, ©oothing 1 “kevnote” of these -cojored tab- he bowel [ hey never force them n. n‘r.nr,\nrw'th - Mothers, Do This= When the Children Cough, Rub Musterole on Throatsand Chests n the symptome 1 To Mothers: Musterole is also made in milder form for babies and emall children. Ask Mr Children’s Musterole. nd 65c, jars Beiter than a mustard plaster <& SLOTTEDSRITAS i 45 hakalaa o= 1Y ] Auto Electric Service BETZ TEL. 4185 114 FRANKLIN SQ. corporation tor | [business a gre al, fcemen thir because there are a sufficlent num- ber of peoplo who haven't taken kindly to the electrical method « keeping things cold, EASY MONEY FOR LUXURIOUS LIFE BANDITS' EACUSE . (Continued from offices of | irst Page) Caught Staging Holdup holdup of Reube yesterday du Jaring robbe the Owl restaur captured by sev ipation in the vere arrested arby were a small amoun ¥ Wanted Fasy Money 1 's band for rol motive s to get or ¢ fur smoks admit and their easy ing and luxuriou Although a ve of t senal w @ varlous fired by t rot ~YEAr- nl{ ]»\\\l)\ xux"l ing his escape two a penitenti rs a year Cold Blooded Whittemore “It was his life or 1 more 1k quoted as tellin 1ght mine was a lot more Detective himself as “the law. respectable Baltimore as his Sunday L super-ba He co; tamily school days t Baltimor. ve been the ivities, Tiger Girl” Girl" who says sl to Whittemore nir d Ly polic 1es of h The The Tiger vas marred years ago, is 1 ‘typical “gunt Moll” w functionis to carry t gang's hey may evade ged '\‘h one pistol point In New lescribe M as hief licute Hodeanribe: Him r'vmnnllv‘ Baltimore gangster. Anthony | other alleged member and is from Brooklyn. He | niet Whittemore at Elmira reforma- | tory and has ¢ d participating several of the gang's raids, Jacob and Leon Kracmer. only members o sang over 30, arc known chiefly as safe robbers. Dolice say they were deported from England, Belgium av Russia in 1615 and introduced can opener” method of robbing thir country. They met Maryland peniten- a sentence for a L Bi half rothers, the f the s to ore at serving safe robbery in Itimors store, 8 C hlcopec C Ielg\ man Is Sure Prohibition Fa\h opee, Mass., March Du €. C. P. H prohibition jch he State Witnesses \()\\ Are Held in Arson Plot .‘ » Antonucei Is Accused In Coroner’s Report Lady Diana Manners Will \umn Pld\ the \ladunnd LV | nigration 1 | |and the NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, CLEVER EXHIBITS Work of Community Corp. Or- ganizations Being Shown \“vr'my is 1 Communit among th Light and Power (o, drive & ese Conne are wvindow, Camp o Garb wh display RBrothers win N asso clation is glving monstration every atternopn, The Y'ywl\", ment wir n the NewBritais different than prey indiwork o ¥ in contrast Gas Light ious but o the Raffia work in t s and lump stands s windo €. Port Day Nursery se Life n| dolls are | ery uniforn aral positions, Sc a child's tabl in cribs, othe e is having a bath Boy and Gir) Scouts window Boston store iregsed in the show e having 1 othiers are | are playin, The in the represent scout | chusetts association |r ndow has been attract wds that it has been icult to get close enough to th what is going on, € in uniform enters window between the hours of 1 1 and 4 and 5 and dem en mother and child in | A life size wax fig- mother is gcen in a bed 1 the care mother and child is chown in the demonstra- | 2 records kept by the | shown, of the most . M. Brewster, camp map in plaster of €M, Brewster, camp | director, v a ca in the | federal reserve nd Captain George R. Baker of the 304th infantry. The map i drawn to scale and shows the tire countr from Burlingto: rter on one side to Nepaug, froni Collinsville to Harwinton, uildings are set up in map was made by mili- | nd later was enlarged | fn *t to a mile, EI]NN RIVER 1S RAPIDLY RISIN[ (Continued from First Page) of the | require feohr veide a s vse of ter heen t 24 or 36 hours but et not risen more the has than two to t feet above 5 ormal At noon today ther fect of water on Holyoke foot in Juneti was but 1 of t dam, an inerease of about a 4 howrs. At White River and Bellows I7a) Vt., the wag negligib) I'he possibili- situation this said e mainly b v of snow in Connecticut this sprin o , ar« greater than ti of the gre \'- upper parts o ey. Tt is said that ket sti three fect for entire watersh A grac under th ce of gun- would much not trouble but would bring an i jation Ordinarily the g st higl period of is suid water ticut river There W late water BATTERIES OF QUALITY BACKED BY EXPER1 | omes mucl Iy a \ | SERVICE AT “|Urhan & McEnroes | 150 EANT MAIN ST, TEL. 08, A ig an ory ave heen put day por high prospect if the 24 poin the I | were whils lieadquarters of the | Dead | safoty of property a Garber | Ing care of | A two people marry for better or aind WEDNES Aprll or even May melts far up the va this spring 1 DAY, MARCH 24, wher Ralph Resigns Post as \ssl. Sexton at Church thickness of the | t} nnouncement ot Liennis J, Ma- ley mger source ment of a8 sexton of and three f Mary's chureh to succeed the lumes P, Ralph, the latter's Predicted John J. Ralph, assistunt sexton (P wureh for the past 12 yes 1 rain for 1 i tion to take PR 1 April 1 ! 914 when the 1o increase 1 John T, Winters, ag ted J. J. Ralph as as who had been aided High Water March. 24 for today ars, his resig may h water situatic ¢ England, Upon the amc ipitation probubly will extent of the damage t} sistant to 1 dams owing lutles roug AP Mahoney i a rent eo t by rains which |, 5o the chureh, and wag ¢m eral throughout the terri- 4 by Hart & Cooley Co, 1 northern Vermont his duties immed under water by thr warm weather and a t abandonment of & ¥s north of Burlington pending floods wer X pew last nigh Roads In v s of ary hw eral was i1 1 \I\lllnl AKES lu CORDED on, March 24 (R-Twe istered Washi situation ocks were own university seis earthquak Hampshire, a six-ir ua river was reported ir Tou Nashua while other it of danger were seen along banks of the Mohawk at Cole- Stewartstown, »ams and reservolrs in the Penob- t and Croix valleys in Maine | ghout 6 o led to the point of overflow, | i lepth of snow Kennebeg ay tear for rlse ch beg a4 untl 1:30 a. Dire ndorf ap- proximately 1,600 miles from Wash- ington of a pronounced second, beginning and reaching ifs ximur cen 6:13 and 6:13 listant q1 12:47 a. m. and laste was placed by character. he lock was a SMUGGLING VIA MAIL. Wasiington, March 24 (P Alarmed over smuggling between s country by the con newspapers customs officials today Posimaster General New to with Canadian postal author river caused their w"rl"\i easlly, Island and Connecticut from danger, suceessful union is one wh wo n, will buitd a muni- both win, a cost of market at The trick of good dessert isin is flavor take no clmcec The Williams & Carleton Ca Vanil and} X &fim non EAST Harrronp Conn. | New Britain Fish Market 70 CHURCH STREET it Our Market to Make Your Selection from the Fol- lowing Varieties. Fresh Fish Received Every Day Fresh-Caught Halibut o Steak Cod . v 16¢ Steak Boston Blug Shore Haddock Flounders No. 1 Smelts Smoked Fillets . 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