New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 29, 1927, Page 22

DRY ENFORGEMENT | TO BE [IIINTINUEI][ No Let Up in New York, Says Lowman Washington, July (UP)-— mour Lowman, now i fed prohibition chief, today denied government intends 1o abandon dry law enforcement work in New York. | Lowman said erronvous im- | pression that there was to be a let- | down in states which have no state enforcement as due to the fact that he had stated it would be impossible for tie government fo concent its principal attacks on every little “hip-toter. ‘Our main object bootleg supply but wink at minor violators tional prohibition act forced in entirety to the said. “I do not think rig of the prohibition la is impossible or in New York or any other s Lowman said “I am in fayor of full plete enforcement throughout country. Recently there tightening up In New York. “New York is going to get m enforcement. We have been weed- | ing out inefficient agents to build up a more effective machin: “Ot course it is difficult for 3 agents in New York, and nine fed- eral judges, to detect and punish every violator. But we are enforc- ing the law to the best of our abil- ity and will continue this policy e Lowman today abolished all “fiy- ing squads” of the federal prohibi-| tion organization. A secret service unit was created to replace what Lowman q.w.»r\hm’ as “fiying circuses.” The new corps | will be composed entirely of trained | investigators. ‘W. B. Robinson, who has been an \” intelligence agent for the internal revenue bureau for many years, was named head of the dry secret servicd | the the of not na- en- is sources s will and the 1 be letter, m w 1 enforcement | gy and com een a | H ore P si hie a | A dtviston. | ste ‘ ccording to the | race, The brewery squad, the alcohol squad and the wine squad were swept out of existence by the order. | OF The personnel of these units either dismissed or transferred to|Cl other work. | te Lowman also ordered that virtual- | ot 1y all anti-smuggling activities be Tt ‘handled by the coast guard. He|fol pointed out the “dry navy” now has | ne 750 boats and 11,000 officers and [m men to handle this work and said |ev the ald of dry agents was not needed. | cl READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED iei WHOLESALE You “Wiz our the facts presented Femar wag | common | sta tion of a | NOW YOU | ASK ONE ANSWERS pswers to questions: Below are the Ask One” ~The veldt the open frica. Now | 1 to A is the country ve me of given South 2—As | Spong; ~David § pres "homas rd of M 6—The novel “Itomola” \ by Gec Ediot Nicholas Longworth married a hter President Roosevelt I Werrenrath is a fa- tos is a rock. sea animals. Jordan was a col- 4 g is called the Park was writ- of nald ous baritone. James J bu; Hill o Wi [ American was an 10 s used by the Tn- CHINAMEN FINED artford Celestials, Guilty of Smok- ing Opium, Arc Let Off With Financial Levy. —The Cl Chew York, Yung and Ling wred in a raid rnoon at two and arrested s of illegal possession of were fined $25, with the ing who was fined court this morn- Hartford, Conn., July « ong Ge ng, who re late men John were ¢ Sunday 1didress n ch 1reotics, cption of Lir 50 in the police Pallotti occupied the bench Attorney Percy S. Bryant red a plea of guilty and admitted by Prosecuting jarcley Robinson. In his to the court, Mr. Bryant d that the accused were acting inclinations of their that they were bothering no | ne and that opium smoking was as among the lower class hinese as liquor drinking and wa- rmelon eating among some of the her races that people the earth. hey are poor men who work hard r a living and are law ng and ver brought t on the com- | on the dockets ery said. In osing argument Mr. Bryant ated he thought the impos 1 sentence under thes would be an outrage. Judge neis A secre- ry of cd nt ttorn his that j rcumstanc {by her pre | Amstrong | namea AND RETAIL | periods of SENOR LATOUR IS STRANGELY SHOT _ Guatemalan Minister to U. S.: Found Unconscious | | | |c | br |to 2 | tos Guate- (P)—Fran- the malan minister whose life in Wash- has been marked other trouble, un- conscious in his study early today with a bullet hole through his body thove the heart and his own old ashioned pistol nearb; While he lay in Emergency pital seriously wounded, his rela-| tives depreciated suggestions that the shot was an attempt at suicide. | Within call was his American-born wife, who sent out word that Senor Latour had no financial, political | ¥ or domestic worries which might |#1 prompt suicide. She had previously however, that the recent sui- of Representative Crumpacker greatly worriedy her husband. | 1 two men are said to have been | o friends. John H. Lyons, the wounded his condition is mined but that he strength during the was conscious. Washington, July 29 cisco Sanchez Latour, ington by hi 1 a In was found hos- liey | cide | ad close Dr. upon that who operated | minister, said | yet undeter- i gained | morning a and ua th o Cl from which is a broken long been in k, according nor Latour, the shot automatic the min- to th Ralph H. The pistol a ad as of was i which ister's hew ni ‘hrough the warm day the min- | st ister had been going through som: old personal files,” Chase said, “and he came across the unserviceablo pistol. In examing it, the discharge . The wound is a clean | he doctors say it missed his thi on i 1id that the story ot | ng had been told him by Latour, and that he had s yet been unable to speak with the minister. Attaches and servants at Guatemalan legation are not ing about the shooting. Door at the New Hampshire avenue|gy mansion are unanswered and the ades have heen drawn since an | amb carried the minister to the hospital. Ministe bles here Mr. = the shoo Senora the talk- call; st nes nchez Latour's trou- | have revolved about suits in which James Armstrong of Washington, former hushand Senora. Latour, has figured. Arm- st year sued an attorney S a ha sic er ent husband before she | Y4, from Armstrong. had previously been in a libel suit by Sanchez Latour, but this was nolle prossed because the diplomat failed to tes- was divorced Th W British Cabinet Is Called Unexpectedly | London, July 29 (A—The Briti. h cabinet convened late this after- noon after having been hastily sum- veral ministers who were ‘asta nounced ountains 1o prepare for | yes ice arsdale, N. Y., JOE, THE HOT DOG MAN, IS TAKING A VACATION Dealer Going to Rest Preparatory to His Legal Battle. Scarsda s Hitalikides, ale, N. Y., aker and hot dog wn, day de ttled Howey mself ogs” st nd bl d, in 1 bat s arra erday after force hours for his as postponed e d Joe \\, hile assisf en frol rked j {tion in which the uated. Meride nee to e requ urt th inton cal ch ns an ye e, re was E spite a city dale's down to a long ar Stephens free to frankfu er, of the priv etween now ¢ he put * its gara he was he tle impendi more ned he and the c mti was paroled of his attorney. was be Joe tant, Mike, hHsmvu\ selling hot Joe's he outside o m ust n, July August est of the is morning E. Stever Salem, yester of s booked nd injurs Miller street. Prosec formed the police inforpation se cident th A cutor Henry court tk 0 blame driver for the accident fixed at §100 and furnished by Ken- Pierce, a zene appeag reckless old son of Mr. 29 July 11 rter W ha ilege of sellin auto-hot do -kennel and an- for th the ading n ly in police ourt w mcee, 1 Mond 1 in the The o custod ing arraignec did a thrivir dogs to poli dog the polic ourtroom is t Meriden Court Postpones Reckless Driving Case (A —A contin was granted a e in the in the c: , 48, of 403 L M . who w on a tech 1 after his ca 1 Donald Stephens, and Mrs. of 28 Miller street, Dryhurst hat according t member of th local hoard of public safety. At the Meriden hospital where ephens ated nger tod boy is that cont his | improved but that he is still on the ! list. ned it condition |'Yacht Oka San Reported In Distress Off Bahamas Wa \shh‘(m‘ July 29 (UP)—Th vacht Okd waters, of | quarters we Fort Lauderdale was instructed to obtain permi man n of t nment, cht. The Oka San is registered as own- by ch he ith Was| Haven, ship's home port acht is a b wdio. San, is in at Fa Ban to go iman homas J. i on, July coast g notifie to the s in Ba A he: d today. Th ion of the serv distre: 1 (British) gov ald of th Jon alth man W Shipping Board Puts Off Asking for Bids hing shipping board has de pone until after M wvertisen (UP) ided to p 31, next vy ent for sale of the All\(rv Pr— well known law- alesman about his weenies ordinance and | legal battle. Joe decided not to avail | nd his hearing. great known as cour ad kept the po- ting for night polic of driving. in- | ured after the is attached to the Bonds were is - | THE HIGHEST QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICES —Always moned; len route to the country for the week-end were recalled. It was reported that the reason {for the hurried meeting was the position which has arisen at Geneva. Instructions for the recall of those ministers who had left Lon- jcan Palmetto line, which operates a flect of 10 vessels between South At- |lantic and European ports, it yas | announced today. | “Investigation of the proposal to Isell this line revealed that adver- tising it at this time would tend to | disturb the movement of cotton from INDIANA MUDDLE " PROBE CONTINUES 1 {Proscutor in New York Alter Evidence Indianapolis, Ind. July 29 (UP) | —A safety deposit vault in W d|york city wherein rest the most damaging of the documents once in the possession of D. C. Stephen- son was the reported goal of absent Marion county prosecutors today. Meanwhile, the Marion county grand jury was to announce pro- longation of its inquiry into Steph- | enson's alleged dominance of the 1925 Indiana legislature and state and city officials, and the Indian- polis city council was stirred by steps fo bring about impeachment of mayor John Duvall and City Comptroller William C. Buzer. Special Prosecutor Emsley | Tohnson and Deputy Sheaffer were “somewhere in the cast” today. reportedly on a mis- sion having to do with service of on order by Stephenson that would open ew York safety vault. given g 3 t y w. 1 a to Prosecutor igan City state Stephenson, former Klan leader, rving a life sentence in prison. \e first order was for the tw. little private papers. These Johnson ob- ned through L. G. Julian of ansville at Washington, Ind., ago. is - at | o 3 it w production of additional documents in the New Yerk vault, one of them an agreement alleged to have been made by a high official. The other s kept in the background by the estigators untjl Johnson and Sheaffer left eastward. Another source intimated that ! Johnson was en route to Washing- fon, Pa., for an interview with F ar o son. This report was discredited. Judging by the those who attended the impeach- ‘ence of city councilmen Thursday night did not get very far. It ap- i peared to have heen a preliminary | discussion of whether past events justified an act of Mayor Duvall and Buzer. Buzer is the mayor's brother-in-law. Four members of Duvall's ad- ministration are awaiting trial on ‘rh'xrgw filed by Prosecutor Remy s a result of the political probe. Duvall and Buzer are accused of violating the corrupt practices and City Purchasing Agent John | Collins and former Market Master Farl 8. Gairett with bribes. e el =l and the Philadelphia footer, equippes Hartford Firms to Have Common Ownership | Hartford, July 29.—Common own- ership of two large Hartford indus: d {mended today to stockholders of the Arrow Electric company Hart and company. The boards of directors of the two companies have approved ‘William )l.; THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Alphabetically Arranged for Quick and Ready Reference LINE RATES for CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Prepaid 09 21 36 Upon, Charge -1 line 19 -1 line 2 -1 line 4 Yearly Order Rates Application a: s day: Count 6 words to line. 14 lines to an fuch. Minimum_ Space, 3 lines. Minimum Book Charge, 35 cents. No ad accepted after 1 P. M. for Classified Page on Same Day. Sat- urday 10 A. M. Telephone 925. Taker. Notify the Herald at once if your ad is incorrect. Not responsible for errors after the first insertion. Ask for an Ad ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Lots, Monuments 1 MONUMENTAL WORKS Monuments of all sizes | and descriptions. Carving and letter | cutting_our_specialty. Florists 3 deposit | The order was one of two! William H. | Remy of Indianapolis at the Mich- | prison recently. | black boxes of Stephenson’s | | a| The second was said, at the time | given t¢ Remy, to be for the | ter Strader, once close to Stephen- admissions of | ment move at the private confer- | act, | |est for Main soliciting | tries is provided for in plans recom- | and the | Hegeman Manufacturing | BOSEON FERNS—Very Sandell's Greenhouse, Phone 2181-3. CHOICE celery st zasonable prices 218 Oak Bt | plants, Ing. 14 Warlock AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies PAIGE Sixes and Eights ‘The Mo Beautiful Cars in America.” Whitniol Co.. 319 East Maln 8t. Tel. 381 PACKARD—HUDBON—ESSEX _sales an service. Honeyman Auto Sales, 20 East Main 8t. Te 2542, REO MOTOR CARS8 AND TRU KS: Kenneth M. Bearle & Co., Sales an Sexyjce; cor. Elm and Park Sts. Pho 2110. Local agents for Gabriel !nubbu‘ SELDEN TRUCKS—Bales and Bervicey Palace Garage, 3% East Main 8t Tl 904. STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS—Saies an Bervice, Albro Motor Sales Co., 22! Arch St. Phone 260. WILLYS-KNIGHT _AND GVERLAN AGENCY—Sales and Service. Fine mos tor cars. Beloln Garage and Motor Sales, Fred Beloin, Jr. Prop., 11§ Church St. Phone 4560. Autos and Trucks For Sale 0 ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE An Extraordinary Group of Selected Used Cars ALL PRICED VERY LOW 1926 Oakland Sedan 1926 Dodge Business Sedan ' 1924 Bulck Muster Six Sedan 1925 Studebaker Coach 1926 Chevrolet Coupe 1924 Studebaker Touring Terms and Trades ALBRO MOTOR SALES CO. ARCH ST, TEL. 260 the Best In Used Cars” VARIETY of plants priced. Come in a son's_Greenhous 3 flowers. Low | see them. John- | Church_street. | Lost and Found | NKBOOK No. 4047, on the City Finder kindly name National return same Adlord bank e ELIZABETH ELIA A three year old miss, with | the musical skill of a child | five times her age, Blizabeth lia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Yosephus Elia of 195 South Main street, will entertain & number of friends at her home this evening in honor of her third birthday. Elizabeth has shown remarkable talent in playing the piano for the past vight months and has a keen memory. She was taught a few | 159-12 of the fundamentals of playing | by an older cousin, Julia Elia. | Auto and Truck Agencies 8 and since that time has learnea | BUICK MOTOR CARS—Sales and Serv- a number of picces, her fav- | D Fol RBIck Hop LIS ATchEes Tost Wedn morning. Personals 3 EVERY _ Sunday this month cloudy ot . Did you try Agfa film in cloudy You'll be surprised. Sold only de_Studio. t THAT WE MAY give vour best possible attention bring o the rush season. The Mod- hop, 38 Church St. s and dress. Mrs. Annetta Car- | en St. Tel orite being “America.” Elizabeth's parents are As- s, neither of them being a4 musician. i FELIX'S VISITING DAY Kitten Drops Into Main Strept Slnr(‘si and Is Persistent in Spite of Ab-| sence of Welcome From Doormats RS — ne. “A Main St ADILLAC AND LA SALLE C. ales & Service. Lash Motors, Reliable Concern.” 411 West Tel._3000. DODGE BROTHLRS Sales and Service | 8. & F. Motor Sales Corp., 1129 Stan- ley St. Phone 731. FALCON KNIGHT famous sleeve valve motor. R. C. Rudolph, 127 Cherry St Tel. 2051 ORD service, farm les and Service, tractors, implement; 248 parts. Automotive | n St Tel or tho next | 401 West | = Main FOED CAR tora. Sules and Sales, Berlin. Phone A black and white cat, infant size, provided plenty of action and inter- reet store owners to- day to make up for the warm weath-| and Fordson trac- ervice. Berlin Auto Holmquist Bros., Prop. FOLLOWING LIST OF USED CARS CAN BE REPOSSESSED BOUGHT RIGHT 1926 Hudson Brougham 1925 Chrysler Roadster, Model 1925 Hupmohile 8 Tourlng 1925 Hudson Coach 1926 Na 70 h Sedan, Advance 6 Many other high grade used cars to select from. AUTOMOTIVE Better Used Cars At the prices we cffer these for cannot bhe secured in New "FORD Sedan 923 FORD Coupe 1924 ESSEX Coach PAIGE Touring TERMS AND TRADES Elmer Automobile Co. 22 Main St. HERE YOU CAN BUY er slump of the past few weeks i Felix, for it is rumored that the | feline bore that name, spent the day | visiting local stores and proved to be not a whit abashed by their ap- | parent lack of hospitality. Starting he day at about 9 o'clock, Felix| sauntered into Besse-Teland's. He| | was evicted, gently but with due pressure. On the heels of his late cvictlon the Kitten walked k in PN, S LGy to view the merchandise on d J. Burns of the field artillery mu“ | The evicting act was repeated, On|come from Fort Sam Houston, Tex. {the fourth attempt to get into the|in the fall for duty with the Yale R. | motor_car a_Service. Phone 2456, D AND PONTIAC—S: service. Products of A. Bence, 50 Chestnut A G. Hawker, st LT. BURNS AT YALE | 0. corps, the university was advised | today. Major Vernon E. Pritichard | will become commandant of the corps. Other changes are looked | for as officers on duty here are to be retailed elsewhere. the forming of a holding company | clevator, the ofticial cat shooer zot to take over the stock of these|peeved and gently deposited him concerns which make electric Wiring | over the fence into the yard of the | devices, Center church. The Arrow Flebtric company's, Evidently, thought Felix, the man- capitalization is $2,750,000 and that |ager is nursing a grouch. The ti !animal then walked sedately across SAFELY Lexington Brougham Lexington Touring 1925 Lexington Touring 1924 Ford Panel Dellvery 1925 Chevrolet Screen Delivery 1925 Chevrolet Touring C. A. BENCE 50 Chestnut St Tel. !le J ! MIDSUMMER SALE Selected Group USED CARS Priced Very Low For Speedy Sq of Hart and Hegeman $500,000. don were given hy Sir Austen Cham- |southern states to Europe during the IRt e eanin: R s NOTED PAINTER DIES 1927 PACKARD Demonstrator berlain, foreign secretary, acting in the capacity of prime minister in the absence of Mr. Baldwin who is now en route to Canada. i Ki $2.98 Kolodney’s Price July 29 (UP)— Revival of the days of '49 was fear- ed today as a fight between owners of a turquoise mine and “claim jumpers” smouldered |busy scason,” the board explained. 5 BURNED s., July 29 (@ re that started during an elec- |tric storm this morning destroyed | cight of nine ice houses owned by | |the Boston Ice company and con- | taining 9,000 tons of ice at the com- | pany’s plant at the southern end of | |Lake Quinsigamond. The shop also SURPRISES Pawtucket, R. mailman delivering goods at Have: drug store early today surprised five burglars who had broken into the {store. They escaped fn an automo- bile taking goods worth $800. Other artic BURGLARS piled up in the store. es with a total value of about | $2,000 were.left on the sidewalk and | |through heavy traffic with a nm\»; L. July 23 (P—A [chalance which took several inches| . ioo |off several individual brake hm:h‘ [Once across, the sidewalk he had| just left seemed more Inviting """i | Telix traipsed back to Besse-Le- {1ana’s. The stores visited by the Kkitten, i listed, would read like a business | | directory of the central part of town, w\\hr\n last seen he was being urged Paris. July 20 ()—TLouise Abbema, | rench painter and a lifclong | friend of the late Sarah Bernhardt, | dicd today aged 72. She lived in Boston for several WILL USE HANDCUFFS New Haven, July 29.—Handcuffs are to be a restrainer for impetuous 1926 H SON Brougham 1426 HUDSON Coach 1925 HUDSON Brougham 1924 BUICK Coupe 1925 CHEVROLET Sedan Many Others $50.00 up TRADES THE HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO. TERMS | was destroyed. The loss is placed jat $75,000, partially insured. The | Iplant hd a storage capacity of 50,- 1000 tons. [to leave the Packard drug store on The old mahogany clock owned by |the corner of Arch and Walnut George Washington’s mother has streets. He was still maintaining been located and will be purchased | his aloof coMposure. and placed in the Washington fam- | Soe ily home in Fredericksburg. \lm‘\n THE HERALD CLASSIFIE mourners who are permitted to leave New Haven county jail to at- | tend funerals, High Sherifi James | Geddes ordered today. One of his| {charges, at a funeral, took leg bail | and is still free, this weck. Al manner of weapons have been used in the fray so far without ser- ious injury to any of the parti pants. The mine was said to have produced $10,000 worth of stones | e last year. |READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Merely Margy, An Awfully Sweet Girl Distributor Packard Hudson-Essex 200 East Main St. Open Evenings Tel, 2542 By John Held, Jr 5o 0 T MOVEs & Compare These BAMBOO LAWN RAKES with others selling for RAIN KING SPRINKLERS Reg. $3.50 value COMPLETE GOLF SETS WITH BAG $8.50 much more. Kolodn Price SPALDING SUITS REDUCED WL ALL NI T "B WHERE BIGT . THNGS ARE [ % /”lcowar A\ NOW YOU TWO MEN UND[’?STAND ME_ BECAUSE YOU BOTH FEEL' THE SAME WAY, THIS PLACE IS LLiOLDlNG us i\LL BACK 207 | EXPRESSION. IS WHAT WE NEED, l|OUP SOULS AND EVERYTHING WITHIN US. 1S (RYING OUT | FOR EXPRESSION ! EXPRESSION!! S 2=y, Coldwell . LAWN MOWERS § Regular $11 Kolodney's Price .50 50 FT. GARDEN HOSE WITH NOZZLE WINDOW SCREENS 15 inch . each 3 9 C 33 inch Extension each 49 (o} 24 inch ALL SPORTING GOODS REDUCED 33 inch 85¢ PAINT SPECIAL 55 LOONEY BRES HARDWARE LCOi:PANY Growing with Reason 220 MAIN ST. $7.00 xtension 10 THINK THAT THE FAMILY | SHOULD MISTAKE ME, | OF ALL PERSONS. FOR AN HON. CANNIBAL ! 1 MUST HAVE WALKED MILES SINCE THEY STONED ME FROM 65¢ can Berry Bros. Brush- 20¢ WHAT AM 10 DO* 1 CANT SLEEP IN A TREE, AND HEAVEN'S KNOWS WHAT WILD BEASTS INHABIT THIS ISLAND! ARE NIGHT FALLING BY THE INSTANT! OCCUPIED BY THE HON FAMILY BUT SUFFICIENT FOR THE NEEDS OF \ \ \/\/\\\\\\\\\ ing Lacquer. 3rush. \ u OPP. MONUMENT