New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1928, Page 5

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Ivy Thoms, in & drugstore holdups, he entered the O alternative plea of the new and lit- tle tested Calitornia law—"not guil- | &7 889 pet gulliy by vensan. of - 4 Tomorrow, Saturday Only, Raphael’s will hold Thrift Sales in all departments of the store—to show you, right sanity.” (JEg st iansbonn fhe. new at the start of 1928, how much you can save by buying for CASH here. Remember, though prices may be lower in Los Angcles county—that cour elsewhere because of January Sales, you will pay less here tomorrow by taking advantage of our big THRIFT b R A CASH REDUCTIONS. ‘ 89¢ Grade same as that entered to the Marian " Parker murdér charge, The confu- sion was increased by the fact that on his arraignment Hickman first i (] started to state his plea. When the Now Is the Time to Buy Your in the legal phraseology, his attorney stepped forward and asked the court to permit him to plead for his client. In the Parker case Hickman le- 1 zally admitted his guilt by the plea he made and his trial, set for Jan. 175 Boxes - 25, will be a sanity hearing only. |} TALCUM rOWDER ) On the Thoms murder indictment he first will be tried to determine his 9c guilt and 1t found guilty will be giv- en a sanity trial to determine pun- ishment. IVORY SOAP Although H!rkman;l trFi_aL Y!‘l the i % LS R PONE | 1c With plenty of cold weather ahead, every Woman out trial in the Parker case might e e toe wan o [| L6 2 0 clstomer | will take advantage of this SPECIAL THRIFT CASH reiterating that }‘1!.! elient would | FAIRY SOAP i AT AR L e T 6. 19c OFFERING and choose one of these fine WINTER marc{ :f fl:’. ro:\r'r, ar‘ourt nt'!:u:nj‘ for ' ¢ oo waud and o tcssie | Limit 6 to cusomer COATS. TOMORROW at a saving of against his former accomplice in —— crime. v Despite the fact that the juvenile Kolynos court, to which Hunt's case first was TOOTH PASTE i . referred, sent it back to the super- for court for handling, due to the 36 serlousness of the charge, the each c ; 0 youth's attorney said he would at-| — to l) tempt to have Hunt tried in the juvenile court. In any event, he ABSORBENT #aid, he would ask a separate trial. COTTON v o= N Hunt's superior court arraignment was set for Jan. 10. 29 Another angle in the investigation |l €ach C of the activities of Hunt, was believ- ed to have been cleared up when 1 lb’ m“ onvead tht & . Drisen, v | FROSTILLA LOTION . o ‘s grandfather, took hi . % Tte gt ay. ox " O per bottle Girls’ Coats Children’s Coats Driskell’'s death was investigated when handwriting experts suggested 21 c ! 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