New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1926, Page 23

P o3 W a3 NEW BRITAIN DAILY Ay AUGUST 6, 1926. BOOTLEGGERS' BAND WIPED OUT IN PITCHED BATTLE WITH DRY AGENTS HERO OF THESEA oo POPULATION | SON BORN T0 YOUNG ITALIAN PRINCESS | MEN REPLACING WOMEN |torate of the RESIENS EUMMAND . i e UMPS UP 4Qfi l[]fi Union Pacific Finds Them More | broken away from his guard and | g i s s Three Florida Rum Run- GRAVE NOTE ENTERS had escaptd | y Mafalda, Wife of Prince Philip of | Sy Since Fair Sex Marry and | iy Miataa e | Hesse, Second Daughter of Quif Jobe: B . . t report he entire t : v esse, ghte S Attack Federal Captan Tvine of Bevengari 3. 2 Year Bing | ¢ e ners Attack Federal Men Dispute Between Tumaria ana sa.| VAN Ir¥IDE Of Berengaria betd up. Train No. o6, | 1CAT ENAING June aw 1hat | Soverclgns Omaha, Aug. 6 (P—The Union | and Meet Death—Gov e i g = . o ming from New York to 3 i | Pacific railroad gradually will re- | eet Death—GOVE.| gouavia Now seems 10 be of Will Retire el e New York at 7 Many Foreigners Entering |, Recconies vty Aus. 6 9 |piace e women empiosen on the | WEeh g dard time rincess Mafalda of Italy, secon i 2 : Closmg in on L\‘ergladcs More Serious Nature. E —_— daughter of the Italian sovereigns|Omaha to Ogden, Utah, system by «New York, Aug. 6 P—"The Ra- |Fairchi Was & (P—The alien |20d Wife of Prince Philip of Hesse, [men as vacancies occur 4n all jobs, Str Selgrade, Av —A semi-of-| | Fairchi tials Aug. 6 e all ) Strongholds. m'v'lL“"» e BT & “P" A s the|Jah” of the Cunard line, Captain W. |* © child—Sc! )nell Nup! o the country was in.|Eave birth today to a boy. |except stenographers and comp guisl watednigua) i o, s B8 ie oWt BN T eoninden Held at Pastor’s Home creased Dy the entry of 496,106 im-| = tometer operator, under an order is ugoslay government S o itont on | Of the Berengaria, has resigned be-| Emma Marie iell, dau mig: in the fiscal year ending|, Fafalda. who is in sued by W. M. Jeffers, general man- S R ingaing lnto khe rocent ncios cause ill-health. He plans to |Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Schnell of |Ju ation bureau re- | fourth vear, ager. Homeste Fla, Aug. 6§ (P— |the Bulgarlan froftier and “is en-[ o' e \ ALt At i Te- | pvilip Sopt 5 ‘ Three men rode out * of Floridws Aging certain measures of a na-| Pend T of his days in so ¥ ed ) 2 ) others who | N e the| About 600 women are now em- 2 : e | lefinitely to assure the safety | France with his American wite. Harry I Wednes- [soug 1 ere debarred for [FOY0 €& X © |ployed at Omaha headquarters, one- in pursuit of |ture definitely to assu safety | = ¢ ptain Irvine, 58 years old various re The total admis- |Prince is a of the fOrmeriinirq of them stenographers and al woh bition s who [ of Jugoslav territory, The note adds |, 8T TROo IRt oy ciiein () v emper His marriage 10| o isia s oter anerators: were returning to Miami after a|that the government's decision on | 'Fh Of (h® : KL - ons con 35 for the | {rto i (o lowed a romance whioy |COMPtometer_operator ’ series of liquor raids and in the |the situation is expected at an early | F°Eal nicknar or, Marguerite for g | E e r The normal replacement of wom- TR el AN S et DR e R Sl and the best n i o en employes is said to be large, due Sires Rt e aroliowed il [ Rt SR T T {was Milton C. Logan of Middietown, 19 allens were (70 et In t o fact many marry each ee lost their lives. Political ci o8 ragcd i garia in quarantine |Conn. The bride was attired in |a rising 24,790 immi- | "”{,‘"""‘ ek it sl e leave for other reasons Long known as a holdout for rum |!lon as one of great gra i ing a gale, despite |peach colored chiffon with crepe hat 521 non-imm i iip ropeatedly - returr o4 |teading to belief that women runners, bootleggers and outlaw | SMe time asserted tha Morgan Wwas alto mat ried white sweet |whila the exodus of aliens d |Italy to urge his sult, and Mafalda, | ¢ oryers v it to a nominal the low-lying swamps and | ports in foreign L S PSR bl N S i | having found the man of her choic plalns of saw grass which male | CONCerning measures t D nomaid of Hononewore or month oty 0 Deportat m"“flm.[ld the ancient tradition that | up the lower peninsula have present- | foundation in fact. 1t is s ( ]H;lu“)” Ut ARG during June r che L & high water [roval ma s must be dictated for | ed an Impenetrable barrier against |the sovernment’s objec 00 guests aboar: ara A oy for | LA Sl fa. | oot o i et o Leader of Sallies in ¥ fin e ethod of removing f = s s 5 oy s | b f country e de-1phe a qu ,"" she is repor tc e interference by the law. el e after the hour. she was |two weeks' motor tour through New | portat - the vear totaled 10.- [told her parents JA LoDDEEL Oy “ Lynn Under Arres In the last two years the filegal | the future o0 el tioes ho. 4 to dock. ¥ upen their return 204, Coitbaxy to: caxtom Ttalian | Lynn, Mass., Aug. 6 (P—Legal ¢ S s T salned aiem Roldy o Gl n states When the 1 4 residence at 337 Chest- title was conferred o bride. tion against local officers of the bt R PP s e ) t. Mrs. Fairchild was for- | * pporpen o |groom, and the boy born today will |Selvatio who conducted a small high and dry tracts within the || The Tugeslay rly employed at the Russell and | o B e P Driva o- |succeed to his father's title as|Street meeting in the business sec- swamps have proven ideal spots for 'Y Protesic win Mfg. company. R = Prince of Hesse, tion of the city last evening, after b | aids by Com: ing in the international motor con- |Prince of . : e ol A | forces) into e fesk neacolaticn s avanis At e Ha - s g ordered to abandon such meet- Yesterd seven federal prohibi- | *°! y . from th conscious G el el ¥ ’ |ings, will be ta next week. Mayor tlon agents came upon three stills | I°PIY Bulgaria denied rutted. drowda o e | Damages Reduced in Bo ekt “‘““"” RS MUST CLOSE | pqipn &, Bauer, who recently pube ar the Cape Sable ~road, which |Falders bad recelved mupy e e TGt L Dula Alienation Case ; S e n‘hmr'ow Aneosa. the Turk. |lShed orders to the police that no ns from Homestead through Roy- | ; S What's the noise?” re: ik, Aug. 8. (P) — Thel| e e L “‘: rom Angora, the Turk-|pyplic meetings should be held in al Palm park and south to th told it was applause for et not annour a de-|ish capital, say the government has | (e public street, irrespective of race, f the peninsula, i orasi st g Mg plea that a feminine | ordered the closing o creed or political belief. announced The stills were destroyed and the | Py e i fotizace 2 CRmbEESTof bo mereaiing today that reports on the meeting officers started for Homeste nd | €658 e Tom " N Ak 8 (s, Mile, La Coste | try he order is directed particu- made by the police, will be submit- ami In two automobiles, when a |UltY L o Card Sharp, Caught on OF uabers "]' Minnesota and v at the Amerlcan, British, |ted to City Solicitor Patrick F. third automobile carrying three men, | H¢1&hbor Train, Manages to Flee ench and Itali Shanahan, when he returned from supposedly bootl turned into I8 — rd | x o ’ his vacation next Monday and that et oA o B e i r r Court Justice Crain ardines on the mar-| Horse meat is very common|from these reports, the ~complaint merous uncharted trails leading i,,‘u;\'-mrlflm armies tha army of| er woman | ket a eally young herring, imong the poor of Parls, {would be drawn. e TR = Bulgaria, were not allowed by uced sum, | | e Sl treaties to podice their 1ld be ordered, as he fied as M, P. Merritt, Clyde ""'j"»]‘: added ‘v'~1“x"’ ’: 5 e na iAo | original verdict i Parrish and J. A. Brinson alt of |28 Ao h o R polica i B sirenon | demages A Homestead ,opened fire on the m“ i 4 railroad station in Hartford 1y's action was on a motion and in the resultant battle, al three were killed ictims of the card expert report- | have the verdict set aside and a new e f stable 219% s A fiec the train ¢ t was | trial granted. Merritt was forme r'n cons mr» of In 512.)'000 in (xold. 1 him to the train cond i 8| trial gran the sixth district, em bracing Home- | xow York, Aug. 6. P—To meet | stead and was recently removed | S€T AT R eeaiE (o : from office by Governor John W. | B feonas fiae 222ntses 132 Martin, Parrish was the son of a | e Aoped former Homestead policeman. $125.000 in gold that part of the | It was in this same scction of [ 3“1 | the everglades that the notorlous | “Snll inonte are the result of Ashley gang, which for years preved 3 vail in | on small banks along the lower b atien o oast, made it retreat, and attracted | o % Fitha At to its ranks outlaws from all sections | of the state. All attempts by off cors to penetrate the sw fruftless, and only when on an open road was the minated. mps were rrounded ng exter- pected, the the next few months. Slasher Again Appears; ’ — Bridgeport Girl \lchm | Warren, Mass, A Bridgeport, Aug. 6 (P — ne C, Walker, & co: al months' Inactivity, Bridgeport’s |5on = RN € “Phantom Stabber” eprung into ac- | vest tion last night, and after claiming | # 13-year-old girl as his victim,van- ished as mysteriously as in étion with thi sun casions. Detectives liss, South Warren. | John H. Regan searched for the|police assert two others are involv- | bber, but he had completely dis- |eg e theft of the furniture was | appeared. discovered when Rev. Mr. Bliss, a The vietim of the stabber’s most |retired clergyman, arrived at the | recent activity was Mary Corcoran, lhome for a vacation. of 86 Pequonnock street. She re- | bdomen., FOR BEST R ceived a slight stab wound in h“rlfll’:;\n HERALD C AS! 6 and lu , was arrested | by state police patrolmen e larceny of at about r home of valued kets made shipments s say that | most constant movement of gold straits settlement is likely for HELD FOR LARCENY of are ex- an al to LT LT T L s SIS S EES T RTT IS LS B S SSET TREEIS T AEIES 88 TE (P — r morning. !‘\mn"age Season Brings | by counsel for the el ier woman to Specials $2.95 ' OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF WHITE FELTS REDUCED TO THIS SMALL PRICE Marion Hat Shop Callahan—Lagosh 92 WEST MAIN ST. TELEPHONE 3683 333! 2 not a toy. 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