New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1927, Page 2

2 NEW R.1. BOOTLEG CAR SEIZED BY POLICE L Liquor in Secret Compartment— Driver Under $1,500 Bonds under transportir . motor vchi placed arkers pu the block @1l through with t declared, but ( 1o go hor Ruodes un Judge Roche the who were Occupants of Death Car Hantc.l m Buffalo, N. ¥ Police today Four Persons l\'.ill:.'(l as Train (rashes Aute D « FUR ROBBERY. ,__.—_.____ History of Parker Kidnaping Case THELVE LONGEST RIVERS IN W{]Rl!] Six of These Are Located in Far 0f Asia is further as no trit S0 miles of its During ) African nath scoring twelve £ climate Ization Amazon ang through lush equa- rilliant pluir savage tribes, while the he Yenisel and the L the northern timber line valleys support the spir drove along- kol i cor 1«‘” tion 'he Mississippi G, s flow through c 1 Yangtz G e civilizations, with Sich girl was citics along their banks like jewels over the'on o string. The Nile is one of the en drove a .qies of world history: the Mac- Ledgeil Kenzia is still a fronfier stream. 295 Th “Up-Hill” Rivers From thie point of view of a world map five of the dozen rivers “flow that is. flow to the north are the Nile, Mackenz and Len r flow son and the Congo points| rd the west | these streams overflow their Dbanke at intervals but the results ave different. In the case of and the Yangtze, | nal d ters brin suffering fo millions. The pverflow of the Nile with re- | culting fertilization of the valley by | the deposit of silt is the source of the wealth of Egypt. The Hwang, or | Yellow river. from f1s habit of over- flowing its banks and changing its entive conrse at intervals Is known | t1 “seourge of Chinu."” | o Amazon and the Congo lic al under the equator, and the | longest rivers are in the | northern hemisphere. Four flow into the Aretie ¢ A reason is not far fo seck test land in the northern and without la rivers are impossible. | ler continents of Australia | rope are not represented in | Similarly, the reason for | st rivers flowing to thel ud east f¢ that the longest aal elopes extend in those mout ind the and H. shed, 1 old the inded Yenisel young m ns, but later fn hed. T four of th nan, nee when his room a would cateh the raid Hickman | most otjier masses are on the t Hickman had 1y of ehecks for probation had Parker and that sed to take him 1 to have been hi school 1utomobile had . Mantz in Kan- fomr hways of Civillzation The Yangtze and the Misslssipp! | are lined with wealthy citles dargely | ecanse of thefr location fn the tem- zone. The tropic An Niger and Congo are too hot: Mackenzie and the Siberian rivers are too cold for the favorable growth of towns. The Nile valley beyond Cairo is a mere strip of green fror 15 to 50 miles wide between arning deserts, Hwang is too variable in its habits to encouragr ation of river ports. m the earliest times these long furnished high'roads for continental in- teriors. Nero sent an expedition to liscover the headwaters of the Nila \ failed to reach it objective. penetration of Siberia. fol- 1 the great river beds, udent at | whiclh n stolen perate found An two Tours b They were carr; rapped bundl in an vers have exploration of i GALES RAGH IN EUROPY » been long the Ve two | | Amazon chwa the rit 11 the Congo £ discm Yapetz re v ohsc The N of roms im sins hav world's ¢ rs fap th s well as the | resoare great < CAR DRIVER $100 ‘!-IITA\IN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, are Head reaches led in Asiatic days of © been mpires. 1wa world's roots of roots of Clty Items Covel Chocolates, 1, Packard Drug boxes ores).—advt. & Noble of yending the hol nephew, (¢ departm her fiv hox of ways fire department Covel 2 15 hoxe (Both stores) M. Rose of ling the h ADy s Spo ew York ci Johnst m.~4l an coal is good coal Coal & Wood Co. neh speeia os driven by “linton - of 61 Al at the cor cfs about 7:30 r M. J Wy oa zed 1o the ] the for police action, Nash Suit or >, 49 Walnut St stroet Springf iduys at “hief W, rent. Muller's cigars. appreciated.— on prop: 12¢ rday af \asterpieces, | ¢, Pa —~advt, 77 Wil olidm's Tel. 217, at Crowells,— Raym and ( venue, { Burritt Moore reported. | ol t fender on Zigk's car extent of about | ofticer found no cause Overcoat—$22.90, 454.— Tel. SWEARS AT WALES Farmer Eapresses Opinion of Prince | parked, he was surpr. As Latter Gallops Over Field of | nad parked it correctly. Growing Wheat. Mowbray, ILng ically cestershire comn majesty and go when, brandishing a he swearing feelingly, he Prince of Wales and oth ers and ordercd them wheat field. Wales was riders behind the had run from across a fieldl of grow with hounds pressing Wales jumped lis horse hedg the ficld him. The farmer, acingly, ran in front hounds. with of halt, at plebis Turning his horse out of his reach, rs followed. the sume land, I angry 1 mitted les y with it today vy stick alted fox hu from eading a group of | The Ashby pastures covet ing whe him closely. | over a high | \nd commenced to gallop over other riders behind raising his stick men- and Walo \ordered him and his companions time sending his | \ shepherd dog after the fox ales galloped and the other | New Year's Eve Have Your Gold and Pumps Resilvere &ilver rd JOHN MARRO New York Shoe Rebuilding 145 West Main St reet and a ) Stan- col- DECEMBER 23, 1927. 'THREE DRINKS COST | atill driven the car while under the | fluence of liquor, but in view ‘\oden»s disinclination to cormborauu evidence, course open to the court make a finding of guilty. n‘ ‘Blames Friend’s Wine in Ex§ planation to Judge Walter J. Nodene, aged 50, of 508 charged in police | court today with operating an auto- 'mobile while under the influence of | liquor, was given a chance by Judge R to have his defense story cor- 1ted, but he did not choose to ivail himself of the offer and was | tound gullty. A suspended jail sen- | Of fruit, nuts and candy, tence of 10 days and a fine of $100 storchouse rest sacks of and costs was the penalty. | kinds of vegetables which ficer Daniel Cosgrove found their way to the as he was patrolling 5 last evening, Santa Claus Visits 1) its Washington, Dec. 23 (P—Sa {Claus generously {White House this year. Nine turkeys, with their sticks tied together, rest on lacks in Mr. Coolidge's ice waiting to see which will adorn presidential dinner table Christn il Close hy are tris ses, dr wnley street, a couple of ducks and ty ield, the f 3. n var testificd Wi Stanley h | op- that cot about 10:35 parked at an angle Whiting street with the front Lumper hooked under the rear tender of a car in front of it. Nodene was behind the wheel and the offi- r asked him if it was his car, | 1eplied affirmatively and the wsked him it he had been dr Nodene told him the driver had run away, but then he admitted that he had been driving, according to the officer’s testimony. Observine that I'e was under the influence of liquor, the officer arrested lum. Officer Feter Cabelus festified that he saw | Officer Cosgrove bringing Nodene to ond [a police signal box and he observed dto that he was under the influence of liguor. Lieutenant Samuel Bamforth fled that he was on desk duty odene was brought in and he ved that he was under the in- fluence of liquor. Nodene pleaded not gullty and said ,he had parked his car before goi into the home of a friend, wh |had three gla of strong wine, which, with the heat of the housc, vercame him to such a degree that | he realized he could not drive. e asked two young men to drive the car home If they were licensed op- |erators, and when the cfficer called | his attention to the way his car was cd. Someone e said, as he saw a car erty posite ter- ard low in and ) last eve- | v Have faith in am the mas. White Gold Bracelets 00 Wrist Watches §10.00 Strap Watch $10.00 Cuff Links Cigarette Case Blue Bird Pearls La Tansca Pearls me, $3.00 {must have moved it, | Judge Roche asked Nodene wheth- ‘er or not he could have the friend Jee. | who gave him the wine fn court to it |estify to his condition at the time he went into the house. Nodenc re- | plied thet he did not wish to in-| and | volve anyone else in his trouble and {he wanted to know from Judge | Roche what bearing additional testi- mony would have on the case. Judge | Roche replied that he stmply wished | |to glve him every opportunity to! fox | Prove the contention that he had not | the | nt- his 436 MAIN ST. AT t INCDRPORATED, to 246 MAIN STREET New Britain 89 ASYLUM STREET Hartford As usual with our large stock we are able to fill that last minute order—there is still time Pianos — Players — Grands Orthophonic and Portable Victrolas Brunswick Panatropes Brunswick and Victrola Radio Combination Check your late lists with this one:— Accordions school, a d i [ FINDERS not keepers | 811 0 | Filis_st. Xeep ¥. W. Yarroll, Kueps Jefi That's wi covered after the abo in Mrs. mesh ba w d the very day appeared. 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