New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1927, Page 12

NURSED BY HING Boris Himsell Attends Judge John Barton Payne May 13 (A Payne Sofia, may b nection with tion with shore. , according to the re- said to be about 240 téns :n and is alleged to be heavily hoth above and below decks. Cases presumably containing liquor, plainly observed on the up- per deck. The other bo: two-master s are smaller. All d are believed to ry power. ged smugglers rise to the > some con- the dlons of Bel- ohot seized Wednesday by ials when the ian alc er cargo from anchored outside ilt as a yacht § for Samuel Iphia millionaire, e craft, said to he at ever plied thesc r sold t t boat STATE PARKTRACT RUN SHIP AGAN OFF MAINE COAST Three Sighted Not Far From Portland Thres nchored . the north end and the other at the intained ast guard patrel fort to prevent the al- gelers from blishing NOW IS AVATLABLE Commission Reaches Agreement With Forest Board y 13 (P—An informal reached between ¢ the state will company a tract s for §4,000 on or about for the Indian Well state project which the commis- has been considering for 10 or rs. The commission is and | il July 1 without funds, | ts immediate purchase. | ompany, which soon | subsidiary of the Connec- | and Power company, has| years retained this pro- t the state might have it| tor a park, in spite of numerous | opportunities to sell at a much high- | or figure th 4,000 which the com- | missioners feel is scarcely half the | Not only has the | atonic Water company shown | osity and interest in the | public welfare by holding ct until the state could buy| present the engineer of | v is at work completing | map of tle area which | : given to the park commis- | worth of the land. tract has over a mile o | ntage on the Housatonic river, | along the west bank, about two miles above the town of Shelton. There are two meadow flats, one at south, Hillside Creamery Butter, 5lc. 3 Ibs. $1.00, Russell Bros.—advt. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 192% APARTMENT HOTEL 1S ORE POPULAR Used Extensively by Theatrical Folk New York. May 13 (P — The apartment hotel has supplanted that picturesque dwelling of *“'the pro- fession"—the theatrical boardilg hou There remain few, if any. of the old boarding houses where lived the lesser people of the stage. Numerous hotels in the Times Square neighbor- hood shelter the folk who lived in hall bedrooms, or their equivalent. Ire a roo usual rent of §25 a week. Personal acquaintance with po- licemen sometimes s valuable. A traffic officer in midtown halted the vehicular current to let a civilian friend walk across the street. Add signs of spring: Within a radius of two blocks a group of youngsters, off from school, were skipping ro, traditional hoys were “pussy ca teens age sat on a stone stoop, play- ing *“jacks and ball,” while on the pavement nearby boys of their own age were spinning colored tops. as they jumped: fying traffic, to play Roadhouses hereabouts are having their formal openings as the high- w hegin to call New Yorkers away from the busy streets of Man- hattan. Those who seem to have an unappeasable appetite for late sup- ATURDAY SPECIALS AT BRITAIN MARKET CO. 318 MAIN ST. PHONE 2485 Morning Specials 7 to 12:30 Lean Fresh SHOULDERS 1h Lean Smoked SHOULDERS 1b 16¢ 17¢ Fresh Cut HAMBURG 2 s 295€ ?ést l!i_aine Potatoes_. lSilb? pk. 49c. All Day Specials :— @?Fre;h Killed Fricassee Fowl Ib. 29c. ROAST PORK . ... SIRLOIN STEAKS BONELESS POT ROASTS ROAST VEAL LAMB CHO Veal for Stew . 1 16¢c Frankforts b 18¢ Sugar Cured Bacon Ip ! White Loaf Flour Evaporated Milk Maxwell House Coffee .. 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Heavy spenders have been hiring entertainers for the parties, and, it is reported on Broadway, | have been’ better off, financially, than if they had taken their guests to places where such amusement is furnished the public. ‘Scotland Yard Has Thief Catching Powder London, May 13 (UP) — Scotland | Yard has adopted a secret powder, the ingredients of which are known only to the chemists at the Yard, to catch elusive light-fingered thie: It is understood that in “ where money is missing from the same place for some time and it has been 1mpossible .to determine the identity of the thief among a crowd 'of workers, coins or notes are touch- ed in the powder and placed where they can be stolen. | When a human being touches the powder it leaves a stain on the fin- gers which can only be remeved by wearing off. The more the atain is rubbed the deeper it becomces. A dance hall thief, who stole money from handbags, and coat pockets left in the cloakroom, was cecently caught by this method after more than a year of unsuccessful watch- ing. RENEE ADOREE ILL Hollywood, Cal, May 13 ®— Renco Adorce, film star, today was taken to a hospital after a relapse from influenza. Her physician de- clared serious complications have arisen and an operation may be | I necessary, buy. Hickey-Freeman too! the most for it! ‘can Red Cross for having passed | GIRL SCOUT NEWS The senior division of the Girl Scouts will hold its second meet- ing in the parish rooms of the irst Baptist church tonight at 0. There will be an election of officers and plans made for the June meeting at Camp Sprague. After the business session there will be a program of music and | recitations, and a skit put on by the members. The annual mecting of the New supper hike for next week. Fire building will be passed by nine second class candidates. Fourteen |girls are almost ready to pass the | tenderfoot test. A trail will be laid |by-a half dozen of the girls who {have just passed the tenderfoot | work but who have not yet been invested. Girl Scouts and Girl Guides from all nations will hold an interna- tional camp in Parc d'Ariana, Ge- neva, Switzerland, from August 2 to 9. The delegation to go from the United States will consist of a troop made up of two Girl Scouts from each region of the country who Britaln Girl Scout council will be held Wednesday morning, May 18, at 10 o'clock in the Girl Scout of- | fice. The camp committee has been | able to secure the services of Miss | Mae Graff, senfor life saver, and | Miss Irene Koerber for crafts work | again this season for the camp. | Circulars and application blanks | will be ready for distribution next week. Applications, have already been . recelved from three Girl Scouts in Plainville, six Girl Scouts in Stamford and a dozen in Port- |land. 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