New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1927, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1927. THANKS POLICEMEN| WOMEN'S DEGREE TEAM OF VEGA SOCIETY WITNESS TALKS FOR GIFT OF S50 _ SELF INTO JAI Rev. Dr. Kiingberg Expresses| LA ' : . \Pitts Testilied He Ofeved to Appreciation for Donation b 2 VR ANIEY Wk 5 W0 Take Liquor Bribes Chief W. C. Hart of the police de- : o W o ; ¢ 4 New York, Jan. 12 (P—A former '_';:;"',:‘;x;“;‘;“,"%: ]f“yerxol{m'x:r?: ’ ; ;' 2 58 , ) ; Yt : 3 | runner and government “‘under- Comes once more the time when we must clear stocks of all broken lines and sea- superintendent of the Children's | 4 4 (A . - ¢ i it ageht WIo LeEhIRd iitac el sonable novelty styles in preparation for the new season’s arrival. Among the many Home, for the $50 Christmas dona- | i 4 2 4 3 , 1 jes he had offered to “eell reasons why this year’s sale should rank as unusually important are three outstand- tion raised by the department by y . - 3 1 des was a prisoner ing facts. subscription. § 4 . P ‘ 1 K 4 G 3 . at the request The letter follows: £ R R E S ! " 4 b g ; 5 % i (1) Easter comes April? quite late. (2) Almost without exception, the styles 8 we once more have ha e | % - v simi - X i 9 H it i ot rr.\m«mng ;dllon(l- erederick C. P who ' pleaded redu‘red are similar to those of earl._v Spring. (3) The reductions are many, em- tion to the Children’s Home, 1 wish suilts to conspiracy and bribery bracing shoes for men, women and children. trial of Frank and hereby, personally, to express my T i heartiest thanks to you for srs had The sh_mm pm_'chu.io_rl in the early season, now somewl worn, can be replaced terest in us here at the Children's as u government witness. at substantial saving with shoes that vou can wear right through to Easter, and Home, as well as for your generous 3 nder cross-examination, after. gift of money. We all felt very hap- b g 3§ s ] suid he “broke” with the Costello py when the officers came with the ¢ B ;ang when h iled to collect $2,- money and their presence brought [ . o ; . and after becoming smiles of gratitude on the faces of | 3 ; 1 ™™ %5 r-cover” agent under A. the boys and girls, and juding by the i E Bielaski had made an offer to “] ’ cxpression on the faces of the offi- | . » : ! 1is former s not to testify omen s Depal’tment cers I think they also had been | 3 b, , ed $4.800. caught by the spirit of Christmas B . k s left the witness stand Gun Metal Pumps i Former price £10.00. Now and childhood. How good of you, | . . 1¢ a committed to jail 53 > - T strong men of Commercial street, P i A : 4 i 3 ow at the request of Patent Kid Pumps ormer price 310.00. Now watchmen of our city, to think of us - s ant United ates Attorney Satin P S, little folks here on Rackliffe Heights! Hitchcock. As one of Bielaski's in- Blueg}:\t-xr:“fal:fl[::. Former pri Now 5 Al v cindie gl i g e o : z 2 I s % A Z grey q e g e et AR 1e rice $9.50. 1 Long)“nll golr EminEsiEE Pictured herewith is the women’s degree team of the Vega society. This is compara- formers Piits said he recefved 345 3 o = : . 4 membered ‘@and when we think of | . . = 1 aris i o i b Seds : : : a weck and for a time was associat- Grey Satin Pumps .. Former price $8.50. Now vou it will not be with a feeling of | tively a new plan for the society which is one of the oldest Swedish societies in the city. . Ralnh W. Biokls Sho . for SR % _ i . foar but with a sensation of happy | Although it was founded in 1879, the degree of the women’s branch was not organized unti] -« months operated a govern- Brown Satin Pumps Former prices $2.50 29. Now clight. about four years ago. spes known as the Black and Gun Metal mf‘i‘:;":;‘li Ry “,?jf;‘:m?; ;g‘;' Included on the team are some of the most popular members of the younger set in this > b in West 43rd | Satin Pumps .. . Former price 388.50. Now D Hethanlionaanitle Patent Colt Pumps ....... Former price 28.00. Now py continuance of the New Year, I e il ; Cipiey Ldemendeion thel Costslio Patent Colt Pumps Former price $3.50. Now “J. E.’KLINGBERG.” | was found on the body of a rebel, and cight soldiers being killed, Gen- terday at 8 pe (it T i Velvet Pumps ....... ... Former price . Now : Summarg of Fodsing Tl O silon L an sl ; toal | o0 s ertion and abn- Blonde Satin Pumps, Former prices $8.50 and $9. Now LEGISLATOR BREAKS ARM. | A summary of the Catholic upris- dicrs being wounded. JMilitary Com- | bel ‘ an‘ieeimin e | SRR CIRtER LS R B e S, T s $8.50 and 89. 1 Danbury, Jan. 12 (A—John §.ing, as contained in the statement, mandant Eulogio Ortiz personally it in the town of Cocula, | P »;fmv Cho’m i he'mid ot Thornhill, representative in the gen- |follows: c i it of the rebels, the mayor and local deputy being miv"vo i oy b eral assembly from Brookfeld, trip- | State of Guanajuato: The Catholic Killing Sanchez and his Chief Lien. among those killed. 'The dispatches 208 19 state priso r ped and fell at the local rallroad | prie and Pedro Gonzalez, tenant Miguel Jaime, oy o A e o 0 vou chose the federal prison?” Men’S Department 2d by the insurrect QL smiitid : AR e d Nathan Burkan chief defense i 5 : S war, today declared that CONM! s o Boyden Tan Scotch Grain Oxfords 3 Former price $13.50. s e ;‘m”)m’r";“;gh;‘ifl‘_"1‘,;‘ [ Bifis eaid o had heen Eired by Tan Scotch Grain Oxfords ........ . Former price £9.00. Now (91 (9]} &SP QNS SN [SU{ (<] city. | | | BPRRSRLH PSP Q‘H‘-P‘C«'Ol C DA W o D [SL{ {I1 {5} {7 station today while on his way 1o heading a group, revolted near Leon, | The re e wo groups, Was captu Hartford and fractured his right|federal soldiers killed 11 rebels who arm at the elbow. He is at the Dan- |fled into the state of Jalisco where s . ury hospital where X-ray exami-|tney were again d ed at San| Sfate of Zacatecas: One hundred nations were taken to determine the |Djego and Sauz with the deaths of headed by former Mayor g0 3 S th th a b headed by former Mayor _- .o o v the Costello brothers to operate th iv " S ol * Dri 210 Now g 2 s said that the uprisings were sporad- |th® P e Co-operative Tan Oxfords . Former price $10.00. Now ! extent of the infury. |11 addiftenal rebels hundred Ju va, revolted at Concep B b engines of small rum running boats pe o 2 = men, belongi state troops Del Oro, d ;Tq?,{”hw m,f”?f‘r i m,‘r’ plying bets e Co-operative Black Calf Oxfords . ... Former price $9.00. Now On the Twin Buttes road between | an v on- ' g now ¢ ren and . - & o Lo - . Tucibn hnd @oGtinental, Aviionhioo e s ERracny Ddyseron and | core gestroying ¢ by ng | Pond Bay, L. I He'was paid $50 Tan Scotch Grain Oxfords .... Former price $7.00. Now 1 o / 2 | toya, 2 evolted at dpaseo El Alto. | capturing the commuanding Roee £ ~la week, he sald, and $100 borus for : g ¢ sclentists declare there Is every|gwenty.two rebels were kil in- | ant, whose life was pardoned because | o no 17 VAT ! > bach i ot Tony Tan and Black Calf Oxfords .... ...... Former price $6.50. Now known variety of cactus to be found | ojyging Montoya, In the first clash |of his bravery. The rebels abi Taojiades meinalcaty asarion R T i R G in the world. |with federal troops. cd the town but were overta the coast guard, was granted a mis- G[IVT [;I]NVIN[;EI]; State of Chihuahua: The only various places by fed ' . wh . D trial when HalBachais inieone. Misses’ and Children’s Department . % r (31 (19} (119} (31 rebel band operating here was head.- | killed five of them, o AHeT 66 f cop. |Physician who examined him ed by Nicholas Fernandez. The fed- Silva was identified. An inspection of Idings con- el Aas lications to be deter. Ported to Judge slow that he was PR ry ” g e e o Zl lerals Killed four rebels in a clash at has been gradual i ;r:;x e SR e ) In courk and he )h?seg E‘an and Black Lace Boots . ... Iflormu price 34.00 r_md $5.00. N_ou .9 | Arroyo Reforma. State of Durango: ment at o was granted permission to go home. Children’s Tan and Black Lace Boots .. Former price $3, $3.50 and $4. Now 4 The federal district: A week ago !iaue Leon : Difed today t bers of tt ! ¢| During the day in another court <O K S e Q3 M 200 men among whor : vas ambush ADYON | ohiof interest at this evening - | four members of the so-called “Port Infants’ Kid Button . - Former price $3.00. Now §7.65 (Continued from First Page) véuths from Mexico City, rost or | X ) uumli q;f\ncv, 400 e application of Mrs. Frank |Chester” rum ring. said to have had One Lot of Infants’ Tan and Black Button . .... Former price $2.00. Now 95¢ eral o 2eves | Cathi ., who killed Gener =3 e a 5 310,000,000 ere f = A = o & ooee i ) & ey gt g One Lot of Women's J. & T. Cousins and La France Oxfords Now §1.85 sible for the uprising. Although they jand Luis C; . Federal troops S S e B CH iuct tes n of conspiracy to violate the lack military ability. distressful | killed Castro and 14 others in a fight ors 3 2 3 J recom- One Lot of Boys’ Rubbers, dull finish . ... veeriers. Were $1.50. Now 9¢ to be forcer to sacrifice the lives of at Tetli. Military ~Commandant 0 1 str L - = g 1 d “extr cy” in re- men who, through their f: Macias reports that a letter sizned j. h . Maximum pen- iticism, follow blindly the ep! by Rene Capistrain Garza | for the offense is two vears im- pate’s fnstructions upon Castro's hody and th ? exi ) . Spain prisonment and a $10.000 fine. The ’ 99 Deaths Charged. rebels, who gave themselves up after e atches from Guadal Loulc ofr 1 join- f vere Emil Wormser, Trvin M tement ch: that the feat, claimed tk 1 been a statc B re er Sout m itries, with 8 r 1 and Edw ¢ nen’s activiti resulted in re- ¢ 1 into the ano- | § volt in six di 3 and in the ol sts. ns of Coc:! 3 . ties, t i of 24 tederal sol state of Jalisco: Two hun- isco. Th st the attitud Units ¢ 64 WEST MAIN STREET OPP. BURRITT HOTEL holic insurrectionists. 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