New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 5, 1926, Page 10

S UTE T \GUARDIAN OF ORPHAN DOPE VALUED AT 3 MILLION SOUGHT $100,000 Worth Already Con-| PR fiscated in New York | crarioueovne, va, aus. : bingdon propriated Her Dead Father's |tormer T New York, Aug. 5 (P—A large|western d black steamer trunk that was un-|sentenced to 15 loaded with other baggage from the|penitentiary fo: Montreal express at the 125th street|accounts, was station of the New York Central rall d road early fodsy was scized by fed- ara) agente and found to contain|an 11- $100,006 worth of narcotics. It is|her feved that the narcotics were;in led to this continent from R nother arging misappro The fu under the war risk f The trunk was sent out of Russia(Mrs. Violet Gwinn, gra to Switzerland and thence to _\hm-" i ehllg A real, the federal agents believe. Two | ribed to the similar trunks are belleved to be en| route to New York and a watch set at all the rallroad terminals in the city. The total value of the ontraband in the three trunks is|! about $3,000,000. | e: ‘ opy | tlOD Of 87 The government agents had been| ', . #) B Tecstven only working on the clue for two months, | 2 o0 B0 y and the trunk was located by| d Michael J. Collins, & special agent| "t Bor e, ead nor wrlt of the treasury department, who had | o o SO L E = been working incognito at the sta-| ouo tor her signature tlon as a baggage smasher. | Sibing that she Tind recet The trunk was marked only. byip. '8 M o R O be l BARE KNEES UPSETTING i’ —— 297,555, It was removed to Aldermen Think 1 once, sh customs house when no one claim it. The narcotics were packed 1 cans, (TALIANS REPEAT THEY rososeeose ACCEPT DEBT POLICIES| ooe Poughkeepsie, N Y Have No Desire to Again Bring Up |4 german J. Wesley McCornac ro lin the city council meeting recent {ly and, with h s 1 g 1 | dignant [the speet kloads of per 5 (P —The American |sons riding through the streets o treasury, Andrew | poughkeepsie in bathing suits anc Melion, had an appointment to- [of girls walking about in hiking cos lay to be received by Premier Mus- [tymes, witn low-rolled solini The meeting, at the pre-|The alderman said he thought i mier’s office in the Chigi palace at s terrible and demanded some 5 p. m., was said to be entirely per- [thing be done about it sonal. | ral other aldern felt' th Dino Grandi ,under secretary for [same way and advocated orelgn affairs, said this morning it |regulations. But after thre was not impossible that Mr, Mellon's |of debate nothing was d Poughkeepsie Girls to Terms of Payment to United States. Rome, Aug. official form. ited his declaration of a week ago |police Willlam Sheedy and that, although Mr. Mellon's visit was |what he intended to do. The chlie obviously not for business purposes, |said he hadn't the least idea. “it is natural to assume that fianan-| Ajmost everybody in Poughkeep. ces will be discussed.” lon's intentlons, he added, had been |the police were ove eports. “Mr. Winston (under secretary of he American treasury) and Mr. |and the young women Strong (governor of the New York |iramp the streets in hiking costume: tederal reserve bank) came here |with their knees showing. 1olidaying like Mr. Mellon,” the Auto Rolls Down Hill, deluged with letters. indersecretary said, “but after they ad seen the financial situation of “urope they could not refrain from iking a more or less official inte Cincinnati, Aug. st in important financial measures | man gladiators providing ke the stabilization of curre 1]the arena, an automobile and a gas: elfeve Mr. Mellon cannot do o ‘On behalf of the governme the Ohio river here ye an repeat that Ttaly considers delivering a death blo: ebt settlement with the te The automobile -belonged to Al States a closed matter with rt Gleason, Court y € ve are satisfied. In fact, I desire to | and the launch was the prop ake this opportunity to communi-{erty of Thomas Hosking cate to the American government | of the Newport Boat club. and people our alutations. T had parked his car on a hill alian government and people feel [to the water, the brakes g or Mr. Mellon gratitude. They are [and the car sped down the hill. grateful for his honoring our coun-| The launch was moving into it ry with a visit. Those of us who [mooring when the 7ave met him know him as 3 man |leaped toward it. The of charm.” CORNS Quickrelieffrom painful corns, tender toes and landlubbe prow river but was The automobil unhurt. got the worst of front axle bent almost double. Hon ors went to the launch, owner announced that he would re; pair it 1rwo,rbank applauded the spectacle. pressure of tight shoes. €/} DEScholfs S Zino-pads =i THE DOCTOR SAID: “Your Son Must Work Outdoors’ The parents had a fime chance to buy a good moto boat at low cost and we lent them the money. The son made on fishing and pleasurs trip and i now well and Bappy. Family Loans Up To $300 Only lawful interest. Call, write or 'phone BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY St. Phone 1-9-4-3. Room 101 Saturdays 9 15 | R e Easy repayment terms. Raphacl Bldg., #9 West Main Open9 10 5:30 Licensod by the State and Bonded to the Publie for your youngsters and your- self; are you sure you're get- ting it? Our milk is carefully pas- teurized for your protection. J.E.SEIBERT & SON - Pasteurized Milk & Cream <Make Sure Its Seiberts” PHONE ~ 1720 . 437 PARK ST.. NEW BRITAIN, CONN. .. =388 I§ ACCUSED OF THEFT Virginia Lawyer Said to Have Ap-| P— ardian of 2 such as $30 over a ve-month period, Mrs. Gwinn said o papers| d money| 1 Conduct Aug. 5 UP—|One a against stockings. The Italian |gis soon learned how worried the zovernment’s knowledge of Mr. Mel- [a]germen were over bare knees, and helmed with sleaned entirely from the newspaper |telephone calls and the newspaprs But so far nothing has been done, continue to Crashes Into Launch Like two Ro- sport in aunch ruched at each other in erday, each Newport, caretaker Gleason eading e way automobile struck the prow of the seadog and | it went down with a hole torn in the Hoskings was hurled into the it. The motor was broken and the whose Hundreds of persons on the NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALIj, THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1926. IRODKIE POLICEAN CAPTURES BANDIT !New YorkHPmbationer (om- mended for His Work 2 of the municiy! re Island ferry - . Months rolled by t | dventure did he have. t to quit in disgust w n woman fell overbo | Serena jumped in and save Willi Wirt Mills, t and Structures, him a letter of con more mon cident. Se t to quit when fell 0a in and saved h 1) Mills wrote him another let of commendation. | Then other dull months. happened in any. Ju Serena quit tne De- | partme Plant apd Strugtures el force. Two weeks ago he became a | probationary patrolman. Oh, Yes, Adventure! te Tuesday eevning Probation- ary Patrolman Serena, uniformed | but off duty, was sitting on a bench Riverside park at 97th street d, Miss Helen Clark of 12 91st street. [ he was saying, i like the police force of adventure in it—at least I hope there is because—" Before he finished speaking two d out of the shadows. revolver against ena’s forehead, the other de- anded money. Serena struck the revolver away with his left hand, drew his night clib and let it fall on the first ¢ | bandit’s head. The second man fied d|as his companion grappled with erena. Down the hill t | rolled Serena and his man. -| Miss Clark knew that | tracks lay below and she ¢ [she heard a train approaching t toward the river railroad | ws and |scrambled down the hill after them hours| At the but re- visit to Italy would take on a more |fer the question to the police. Alder- Signor Grandi reiter- |man McCornac went to Chief of asked ame time a railroad po- f r 14 Nothing | and applied for a job on the police | for |liceman on the tracks heard her | Mayor Kendrick, General A. F.| | screams and clambered up the em- | Foote of the achusetts state po- | |bankment. When he arrived Miss , Penn- | | was pounding the bandit in te police; Captain Fox, | w York state police and Lieuten- | , New Jersey state face with her fists and eren; { ruggling to free himself from | grip. g to Like Tt ibdued prisoner identified John Pearc y-two, en ta o the West station. He also said s of whom | Mrs and had could b & house at No. 3 Edward Smith, of Altoona, Pa., and ncaster, seventeen of Miami, | Mrs Fla., were arrested there cf d | after she with complicity in the attempted | call hold-up. Yo Both Miss Campbell | 1 hter tried to prevent the : court yesterda t vith her mother, s were held with overpowered. Mrs. Bel aring tomorrow. naged to drain the cor modestly ottle and then col FIGHTS TO KILL HERSELE Woman ©verpowers Daughter Who | Tries to Snatch Poison Away. | White Plains, N. Y., Aug. 5 — Hanna Bellantoni of 8 North nue is in a precarious poliee force fathe er members of his fan accident car plun in Brookly: Gondly (Blockes hi e TEStEd ReCipES#10 Lo, i on > CHICKEN SALAD—(Serces 6 persons) > L Y| White meat of cold boiled fowl—Diced les without a spill and other diffi- celery —French's Celery Salt. 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