New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1927, Page 10

‘] 1 | YT i e oo l‘“l\ N DAILY HE RALD, EF‘JGLA D COMPLETING WORK ON HER TWIN DiRiGI NF% WORLD’S LARGEST 0'Mara and Feeney Say Woman ', s ; OHe*edT:en Money i liquor 1 rant at Overlonds Truck Elm street, list 8 and s could hav tails or t i 1t Judge ¢ Rocl g it 1 o said Miss | and ¥ Ho rof crime than t . 1 ¢ were s a0 e fore the rest turn was om doing so. A emises failed liquor. tol, cou: ed by oc sl ! Nov. 1. (@ vith 4 normal commercial "f"_l]“l”u‘” oy 1 diet of the aviation world are ¥ A senfil his little Yorkshire town ne of the sks in de- police, but Jackson had brought it from It for his own us plain this to the geant I'ceney told he said. Sergeant when he as er-cmpire airship only to the com- 1 of the dirigibles themselves, building of mooring masts. at Cardington and Ts- ready for the India serv- a shed is nearing completion o1 , secol probation : told Gasy should i in the man S thes v will carry o ooy med desc 7ht, maila are ballroom. |ice hip R-100, at Kurac bring rushed | The masts are of a new and im- | aeri liners | proved design, nearly twice as high Austrialia, South 'as the mast at Pulham, from which ially Canada with- | the R-33, famous forerunner of the and three days distance of | R-100 and R-101, operated. They re desicned to resist a pull at the wif Operates Weihont License the liquor, the ny e Nicholas Palomba d 18, ot 96 nection with it. A Harvard street Main street, Bristol, fined $3 resident who was in the restaurant | without costs on t » of oper- shortly before raid, testified that | atin 1tomobile without havine ' ysyic 1% Jackson gave him a drink and did |a li s possession. He pro- | in not charge him for it. It was the duced his license which he did not |1, first time he had eve have n he arrested o Sat- The s i itions of the diri 1ast head six times greater tha of liquor in the restau urday forenoon. bles ar lled with astounding fi t which the Pulham mast he has his meals The airships will be 730 foet | resist ing 100 pas- > utmost comfort, a Powerful and sensitive winches to W the airships to the mastheads operated by oil-fired boilers and controlled clectrically from the top of the mast. Pumps can deliver fuel at the rate of 2,000 gallons an hour LA “:’,:;13 LODTED I PEKING, HINA money was th e to he er e nt closed an > A t have her il e contained within the liners. The hecome involve n trouble. b 11 he dining room for 50 cov offer $20, $50 and $100, mz Contents 8 Jolonia ilios 3 f S notione: ani fA0bue G Included Colonial Silver (ana ¢ slecping accommoda- |to the moored airship. A fast cleva- b ATihoneh Rt Gon | Heirlooms, Correspondence, and oTgesonal L onglicara tor is located in the center of the in owne r! realized that it er to be ar- violating : was convict- Accommodations on the Several Government Books {will eq | | th | Peking, Nov. 1 (A—The|oug t of ihe i consulate whole | mast structure, Similar m wship, but | being constructe engincers point South Africa, ship has two s are near Durban, and in Australia. The return to airships opens up the old confl cen proponents the liquor, sl would not be well for rested on liquor law becat hat a large S OVer &n ocean-going v ed on October 17 iking has been broken open and irship flics with conside of heavier-than-air craft and advo- Attorney Golon claimed the stalc|its contents stolen, according to of- |less rolling and pitching, and cates of lighter-than-air vessels. The HRITal e L0RR0YS haceds T reports to for sources hiere | is no v re advocates of the airship say that the do not know what we are 0ing 0 | rrom Nanking. carried in from ithe lrcat pect Lon Sen R Hl o if the police insist on £oing (810 | “Th contunts inelued cotontal si- | i st g T i A ]x:::::(:: I;«]:l'l“"f“{."”’z @ € z".':.\pl.",;"' ‘lv‘\ \.r\):x‘f,,,yu b to John i Che airships will have a epeed of ¢ point to t1 that in the niles an hour at 5,000 feet, with | carly days of ng, between 1910 miles an hour. |and 1914, five German airships, co structed for passenger traffie, car- ried 42,000 passeng 2 in 2,000 with- of 4,0000ut mishap to a single paseenger. ces of bus- “I can go into man pla iness about the city and be of drink, but that does not me the proprietors are violating t quor law.” Prosecuting Attorney Woods ask- ed that the woman be given a jail distance 24 when abandoned lu]m was knocked out, was attended a second offender, to e "]:" r:‘ Liglastly t there is a liquor law. | 7 " 7 HERIVAL = - 2 !m Dr. John Purney, who found cuts | st forces. milding she defies the law te- bout the head. He appea He said she defies the la o under guard of picked nationalist | feoha b e LSeRnsanen paying no attention to it, as in- mony of Ser- Iy dicated by the te geant O'Mara who ant Feeney have and out of the r they did prior to Mi: troops, avowed to be members of the bodyguard of the former C id he and Ser- cen men going | tonese commander, General (]“”“;[ i 1i-shek, rant just as | N 4 g | Paskus' first| The British consulate at Nanking, conviction. Refe to_Jackson, | als0 aban Mr. Woods said “he probably the )spita or coolest liar ever to come into this|The dead ar consnlate groun | court with his head entirely covered | by bandages and a discoloration un- xd(r (]w right eye, \ y Hoffman of 472 East street n~1w d tha he witnessed the Battle It They secome Rivals B 113, 3 fig He said the young men stood | minutes before Hutengo dropped to ground and Teffencook left him. Anto Sinkiewicz, aged 16, of 14 Connerton street were found guilty metal from the ‘orbin Annex on sast Main and Stanley streets, and were placed on probation., Judge These violations erty are a recent ( eral months t guar red co that t} eign offic | i suspicion th n wm'-‘ Seve “There is a st he and the woman are partner this restaurant,” Mr. Woods “He spends iderable time t and it been noted that every time es there, liquor is fo of theft of scarp anlely strect nee in Jr. 0. U. A M et last evening after nd Adolph Kraw- | 16, of 36 Connerton street | 'wmmmmm ILLCIT LOVING New “Code” Carries Punishment for Faithless Ronv., Nov. 1 (UP) solini is going to apply = - —r = o p-% who, in heats of 1 Child Gets Sick, Cross, Feverish if Constipated Benito Mus- and fell face forcm American his pie, losing because his to: prohibition enforcement methods 10 | wag not long cnough to lap off U Jtallan illicit love. ooze from his hair. Philandering husk L, | As the boys went out at the end wives, cherishers of “grand pas- | Of the party they were handed apples Lot of pet-|and doughnuts, provided Ly i G h un. | ladies’ auxiliary nd even organizers are to be dealt w throat sorc ies et naturally S NEW BRITAIN PLAYS - & et L TISIELD MIGH -0 i nt to a before officer s ies mu waste, sour bile and fer- 0od which is clogged in t! vrap an Halian N T ad Jut of the system, an door of the room in which the com- gain. Al children love this harm- Plainant has indicated there is rea { G(]ld Sfi(m‘day « delicious, “fruity laxative,” and | 1i'tle given today saves on for police actio nd demand in | it never fails to effect a good “in- | tomorrow. but get the genuine, the name of the law that the ‘.(\m‘ ] hg Directlons for ba-| your druggist for a bottle of “Cali- be opencd. He must be accompan-| ne of the strongest high school own- | fornia Fig Syrup.” then see that it ied by two ordinary policemen. { football te tle. | is made 1 'he California Fig Syr- Thirdly, he R ‘:]“:l‘llflloh*; guilty e home. A |up Company All this is going to be cha < Under the new law, the police may | the New Britain High school te act themselves and act as they | Memorial field, Willow Brook pa \y tinie they may chal T e R S e e v suspect Of un-|good record this year. Tt played 1 a man with the 7 {0 7 tie with Williams freshman orn, marricd look, in company land defeated Troy (N. Y.) Higl beautitul girl, will be under |ge onesided scorc, 1t Gpen= ispicion. ted its con Kol vl he is caught, he may be | Groversville, sentenced to three years' imprison- | he M e A ad of the three months t0 | vcteran regulars and 19 ve ar now inflicted on those, if |ctitutes left from last y Who are ¢ | cut last year, the Pitt 287 BOYS ATTEND e fenced and s furiher adva New Britain tion. Sinte s wvels pass a sick child sl inly on the b handy in your uns in Massachusetts, th R sfield High school eleven, will come to this eity Saturday to play am has six cran sub- Accord- ing to reports, the team is he Since New Britain was 1o as the state champions ALL DAY SPF(‘IALS Lcan Smoked Toh Fresh (ut Shoulders, 1b. ]5C Hamburg, 2 Ih:. SUGAR, 10 Ib. Best Maine cloth sack . 61 C Pnlatoes, pk Roast Pork, Ib. ... .. Loin Lamb Chops, Ib. .......... ... Lean Pork Chops, Ib. ........... e ugar Cured Bacon, Ib. ................ llankfmts l!). vh n vhs vear Romp and Dlsport at Program ' *« at Their Club Gl Is Killed Going | | To Buy Jack-o-Lantern 7 boys present, | Boston, Nov. 1 (P—a little girl arties ever held at |strect last nig one of the whose hody was found in a sid: 1 while conducted at that |ing to a store to bt tern with ten cents With 2 yest Hallowe'en t Boys' club w v a institution last evening, with games, her father had contests, and refreshments to make |given her to celcbrate Halloween up a full evening for the youngsters, [The father, George Adums, ident The number of boys who came in!the body ¢ this morning costume was much larger than ever [She w 5y , the second of before, and the judges had a difficult |Lis brood of five. {ime in deciding which was the best. | Last evening hor mother was away They finally gave the first awar aon a nursing case and the father had pair of ice skates, to George Heming- [supposed that Dorothy was spending way, who had a very clever knight's [the night with triends, as she some- costume. Alexander Paluch, who was {times did. Not until today did he attired as Charlie Chaplin, won a ch for her. football for having the funniest An autopsy will be held later, but costume, John Mack was g it was believed honorable mention for his rema by an automol alle make-up as a girl, his costume | ( amplmll s Beans Rumlmd S Bakmg and Tomato Soup Powder ) . an 25¢€ fié’;;‘i.it Peas Corn, String Beans 2 cans 35¢ A,.&(..S(mp,omk 19c heing €0 good that he was almost| MISS HEINZMAN SURPRISED Waldorf Tissue, 4 u)lls e 25¢ d admission to the party. | rprise party wa 1d 2 SR e e SR rd’s heavyweight elimin- | t the home of Mrs. Confectionery Sugar | Sunbrite Cleanser, 4 cans .. 19¢ me as nothing when blind |rence Dewey 444 Allen st rancy Peaches, large can . 21c¢ | Shiced Peaches, 2 o .20 Doys | honor of Miss Minnie Jeinz n being her birthd man was the recipient of many present uthington, 1 Lunch Crackers, 2Ibs, 29¢ Snaps, Ib. ..... 22¢ boxing was conducted. Th | were blindfolded in pairs and turn- focc ed loose upon each other, missing | { enough swings to kill the entire club membership if they had landed. The | contest finally narrowed down to ' There’s More to This [ than Health! Fraporated Milk, r Snaps, 2 Ibs. Welzvood Btter, 21bs. s M Creamery Selected Eggs, 3 dz.. $1 07 29(‘ Buv one pound of First Prize Oleo at the regular price of 28c per Ib., and get an additional pound for 1lc. In other SALE words, you can buy 2 lbs. for 29c. (-()(ul llu Kk (71\‘0 | Nucoa Nut Oleo Coin Oleo 32¢ i | 29¢ I, 38¢ W Cahf Sunkist Oranges, doz. .. 3 Best Pure | Lard, 2 Ibs. . Cleans So Thoroughly, Even Perspiration Can’t Offend Cleans So Thoroughly, Even l'cr-‘ spiration Can’t Ofiend | Al the trick laxatives in the world | can't tempt people who understand the properties of cascara. H He is on the border line of be ide about the city [Roche told them they must correct A hundred different drugs will rested himself.” ke = = | ther. They have b pals for | their ways or they will come to a | . " £ 1 - T | purge the howels, but a little natur- Tokay Juigo Toche said {he atter Assault on “Curiou time but Decame angered at|bad ending in a reormatory or | MVER U BN el Pt o e | Extra lr' lw o w ERCyIRokAY the nLorde i mek ‘\1 in Nets Jail Terms (o othu met at|prison, judging by their start. Be- through. Cleanses even the pores of Grapefrait nions Grapes ed results of the d S | the danc cause of their age he would not fine | e : il 3 25 4 15 15 ; i . N. H., Nov. 1 (B (L I8 ation as and Jackson's contr £ L ok wit ) s v . duct i % o ST = whout fhie Gwnership o A both _ of At _",,]\' .‘}Mt”:, :'-;lff”,‘,r‘,\“ Lo st condueain ot K“"“P-”‘“‘” Loolcealis s Fancy White Cauliflower b, 19¢ | Yellow Globe Turnips, 6 1bs. 25 the it out and a Officer Charles McCarthy te and slowly washed = aw the mu- nm Bleached Celery beli 20¢ | Fancy Sweet Potatoes 10 1bs 25¢ point to guilt on that he made the arres Ly Larry Hennessy of 38 Plea street, an employe of the Ameri Corporation. Charle also of the ierko was hall ak ut 10:45 o'clock Granquist, «d Teffencook, who was | Hardware Corporation, chased th into st Main street, where y were caught. The metal is n xture of brass and worth about $5, Mr. Granquist gaid The boys said they had seen other boys carrying off the scrap and they did not know they could be arrested superior ¢ posed 1o t were fixe sout the nose, mouth and | b time later, Officer | th found Hutengo cov- | m on his back be- 1 cars near the Y of the lay nor more Hoslitr |(m4| §12 Edward Hoe 1 Arch strect, was on the charge of brought ont that v by princiy ich of th euch other e tfencook pleaded guilty and Hut- | they hit upon this plan of raising s to rve %0 not guilty 1 Roche held | money for “a good time” Halloween t disturbance | night. 2 = - 1 1 evenly P = et own | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS 1 of the | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS rs §10 and costs. Hutengo, | FOR YOUR WA FOR YOUR WANTS tight S in v ) proachin 1h said. r rney Woods e plied that Hoslitz must have hes prepa Flaky-Light-Tender! Hot biscuits made with Rumford!...for any meal of the day. Always digestible when el 3 Rumford is used. And so quick to make— : only 20 minutes from start to finish! Make and serve them often—but be sure to use RUMFORD The Wholesome AKING POWDER good faith, fact of tl at 208 Arch & out of it ages Mr. Woods 1 L recomt tion that impos hiarg: said. Jud would 1 before, Woods recorn The analysis of the 10 have an alco er cent by vo! ‘o at Dance aged 24, of 497 charged with ch of the peace and drunked ) Ameriean | bronze and | for doing likewise. One of them said | cous membrane with the waste! 4 dp«- Cod Cranberries, qt. 18c¢ \nlhn Spinach, Dk. . Mineral oils are better, but they La Ripe Bananas, doz. 25¢ Tceberg Lettuce, 2 hd: 25¢ leave the coating that your blood | Parsnips, 2 IS, .......... 15¢ Carrots, 2 Ibs. ...... must then carry off through the pores. But when you cascarize the |some condition that does av | system, you get rid of all the poi- any need of deodorants, eve sons by normal muscular action of |warmest weather. 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