New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 18, 1928, Page 12

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jon fugitive warrants. Philadelphia PHIADELPHIA S NOW CLEANED UP In Four Months Gambling and Yice Are Eliminated Philadelphia, Dee. 18.—(UP)— Just four months ago today Judge Edwin O. Lewis called the members of the august grand jury before him and told them to investigate Phil adelpiia’s underworld. Now four months later the boot- legging ring which shipped alcohol as far west as Cincinnati and Chi- cago is broken, the gambling “kings” have left, reportedly for Cuba and nearly 100 policemen have been suspended as “unfit to hold any public office.” Before the investigation started bootleggers trucks with gang: manning machine guns through the st coal regions of brought beer to Philadelphia, while the Quaker City supplied alcohol in exchange. Gambling was reported rampant four months ago. Elaborate aces” of chance were numer some of their owners have told how they paid thousands ot dollars for protection from the police. One man has told how he lost a third of million dollars in gambling. Policemen allegedly accepted money apparently without the slightest concern. As much as $2,000 a week was paid to a police captain for division among his associates in the police ranks and his political cohorts. All Changed Liquor is hatd to obtain in Phila- delphia. Some hundreds of speak- easies have closed; some forced to | & close by the police, some closing up of their owners' will. The beer trucks from the up-state towns do not disturb the sleep of Philadel- i phians living along the trunk high- ways. The alcohol industry has been checked and rechecked by the fed- eral prohibition agents untii now they know where all alcohol goes to the last drop. Gamblers from Philadelphia mov- ed over the Delaware river to Gloucester, N, J. last week District Attorney John Monaghan told news- paper reporters of the open gambling in the New Jersey town . which 30 years ago. had been a center for gamblers and followers. Within three hotel which had been the ters was locked. Civic pri come to the front and the leas the premises was not renewed. Then this week came reports that Selinsgrove, Pa., which had had a few gamblers believed to have come from Philadelphia, had turned them | out. The smaller gamblers here are being literally driven from “pillar to post” and now find themselves with tew places to congregate. The three alleged “gambling kins" —Richard and Charles Kaelk both prominent in local polit their right-hand man, Moses berg—are reported to have left the country, supposedly for Havana, Cuba. However, Monaghan is taking 1 ein- n | \ | police have circularized for them in all the larger cities in this country and Canada. Department Shaken | The police department is on the \verge of a huge re-organization un- der its new director, Major Lemuel B. Schofield, who was formerly Monaghan’s first assistant district at- {torney. He took the office of director of public safety the first of this month when Harry C. Da close friend of Senator-elect William §. are, Philadelphia republican lead- er, was practically forced to resign. He is in the post of executive chair- man of the republican city commit- tee. Davis was inducted into office rduy with the applause of ward and politicians. v 100 policemen ranking as | s assistant superintendent of volice have been suspended and some have been dismissed by the © commission ried on the charge hold any ublic offi @ clvil service commission- ©rs were considering testimony de- | signed to show whether suspended tant Superintendent of Police b J. Brinton was “unfit” as the and jury ct Now with € the traditional mumme New Y already an many pla Philadelphia faced a “dry” on for the first time in s Mummers celebrations have been notorious for their liquor. But this vear, all was expected to be dif- ferent. Gets Medals 52 Years After Cal., . 18 (P)—Fifty- band rescued flag tion for bravery. The medal Clinton’s race through the to the tent of the chief and > Custer flag June 9, ‘d a few sacre of Custer Afghan Legation Denies King Is Held Marooned on from Kabul d ived in India yes- Amanullah and ceived inform: nying reports terday that Queen S the army. od that the king and e residing at their palace as usual and that all foreign legations and forcign sub- jects were absolutely safe. No revolt took place in the Afghan army, the legation stated, adding that the basis of the repo ed to have been in a seri Dec. 16 caused by a of a brigand chief on one of the | To save {the Cunadian government formed !and protected a herd of 709 in 1907, yand there are now 15,000 animals on London, Dec. 18 (A—The Afghan from’ extinction | Husband’s Act | warded for Me- | Indian | the Following Evenings Until 9 P. M. Wednesday, December 19 Thursday, December 20 Friday, December 21 Saturday, December 22 MONDAY, DEC. 24 UNTIL 7 P. M. Beautifully } _ Made of Heavy Beacon Flannel in Fancy Designs, Corded and Braided A Very Practical Xmas Gift LEATHER JACKETS For Ladies and Misses Made of heavy soft cape lgather lined with flannel and wool plaids. All colors. AR R AL A L, This Store Will Be Ope n i Phoenix Panties Made of a fine quality rayon with pantie leg and band fx;og‘:r:vl:glsfifdes $l .50 and$l .65 Fancy Rayons A large variety of women’s fancy rayons in bloomers, slip-ons, panties and chemise. All colors and sizes ....oeveterreicesinsanes $] .95 Women's Silk Hosiery Beautiful silk hosibry in all weights from a real sheer chif- fon to the real heavy service weight. Also a large variety of fancy clocks, novelty, pointed, V-line, square and French heels, pair $1.50$5.50 THE GIFT SUPREME Crepe de Chine Lingere Lovely, exquisite, intimate wear for her personal cedar chest. Beautifully made of very fine quality crepe de chine, handsomely trim- med with gorgeous laces, and hand embroidery in a host of lovely shades. Fascinating Step-Ins $1.95 to $3.95 Pongee Pajamas $4.95 Crepe de Chine Slips $2.95 Silk Pajamas $5.95 Dance Sets $1.95 to $5.95 Lovely Chemise ; $1.95 to $4.95 Beautiful Gowns $2.95 up Brief Bloomers HANDKERCHIEFS The Personal Gift Lovely linen prints, dainty hand embroidered linens in white or col- ored embroidery or the smart dainty silk kerchiefs, lace corner with neat hand embroidery. 25¢ ,, 98¢ Only 5 More ‘Days to Do Your Xmas Shopping Christmas Gifts That Are More Allfiring You Will Find at D & L’s Phoeoix Childans UNDERWEAR Made of extra heavy rayon in flesh and white only in vest, bloom- ers and combinations, Vests 75c ea. Sizes 2 to 12 85¢ ea. Sizes 14 to 16 Bloomers $1.00 ea. Sizes 2 to 12 Bloomers $1.25 ea. Sizes 14 to 16 Combinations $1.95 ea. Sizes 2 to 16 Vests Give Many Hours of Serviceable Wear Children’s . RAINCOAT and HAT SETS Made of heavy flannel back leatherette. All colors, sizes 4 to 14, Priced from, each ... no chances and the three are sought | various reserves. real CHINA DISHES A dinner set of esquisite Carlsbad China can be yours. A wonderful, new coypon offer. Most women can use more dishes. Beautiful, china dinner sets of 42, 78, or 112 pieces . . . importations from Czecho-Slovakia . are within the reach of all. Our ceramic connoisseurs were extremely fortunate in securing the entire output of a world-famed pottery. Nowweuehappy to pass on to our friends these charm- 'ing presents. You use butter and eggs in your home every day. Buy New Wedgwood Butter, Parksdale Selected Eggs, Berry- dale Sealed Eggs. Full instructions as to how to get the dishes will come to you with each purchase. PARKSDALE EGGS NEW WEDGWOOD BUTTER and SAVE THE COUPONS Parksdale Eggs are carefully expertly as to size, fullness tich cream, pasteurized fo tary cartons. Berrydale E, flavor in — to keep i of butter we pack a coupon. It contains fi Twenty coupons and $6.00 give you the beaut dinner set. Twenty more anda second $6.00 vou 3¢ Twenty coupons and $6.00 more bring 34 more picces. A at- tistically patterned, individual pieces of this fine ware for only $1200. You couldn't buy them for many times this price. clected from the country's P. BERRY & SONS, Incorporated Hartford, Connecticut Sole distributors for New England States Tune in on the ‘*‘Wedgwood - Parksdale Hour," Tuesday evenings at 9:30 from Station WTIC $15.00 » $19.75 For Practical Gifts The Overland A smart washable cape glove, pull-on style, contrasting color gussets with bracelet strap wrist. Colors are willow, rosewood, grey, brown and black. $2 9 8 Pricediat only, pair ......... Novelty Kid Gloves Fine imported novelty cuff French kid gloves, smart turn buck cuffs. Choice of em- broidered or applique cuffs. Colors are tan, mode, brown, grey and black with white. Priced at, pair $2.98...$3.50 Lined Gloves For street or driving purposes, fleece lined cape gloves, pull-on style with elastic | wrist and fur lined cuff. Colors are tan and brown. Priced at, pair . Men's Gloves Wide range of mochas, pig skin, goat skin and calf skin gloves. Choice of one clasp or slip-on style. Priced at, pair $3.00, $3.95 Men’s Lounging ‘Robes In a beautiful assortment of colors— satin and rep facings—silk girdles and | sashes. Priced from | $5.95 . $16.95 | Dblue and green ........ Boxed Kerchiefs Dainty embroidered Swiss ker- chiefs, neat lace trim or color embroid- eries, Choice of scalloped or hemstitch finish. Boxed three in a neat gift box. Priced from, box 39¢ »95¢ Initial Hankies Of fine Irish linen, each 25(: and 500 Handkerchief Bouquets Three lovely colored embroidered hankies, made into a lovely bouquet ef- fect in smart gift boxes. Priced at, each ............ 59C Silk Scarfs Lovely ‘gay colored hand " block printed silk scarfs, triangle, oblong and square styles. Printed on a heavy silk flat crepe. Priced from, each 98¢t $4.95 Practical Gift Hints for the Home 21 Pc. Lunch Set In fine glassware, octagon shape. Colors are rose, ) $ 6.9 5 Console Sets In crystal glass, hand painted bor- ders in small floral pattern. $ 4 9 5 Priced at, set Sugar and Cream Sets “In rose glassware, hand cut. Priced $1.25 .. $1.75 5 Pc. Mixing Bowl Set In rose and green glassware put up in a 980 carton .. End Table Lamps v Pottery and glass bases, completely wired, artistic parchment shades in beautiful designs. $ 4 95 Spec_ially marked ... Framed Pictures With subjects of every description. Neatly framed .. $1.25 Very Useful and Practical Gifts Beautiful Smocks $1.95.%$3.95 Fashioned of gayly printed cre- tonnes and quality sateen, also plain broadcloths and pongees, in many very smart models to choose from. Ideal gift for Xmas—in all sizes and patterns. | 1 House Frocks $1.95 ., $2.95 A host of .Iovely styles in beautiful frocks for house and street wear, dainti-’ ly made of fine quality fabric that is washable in light and dark .patterns, all daintily trimmed with self or contrast- ing fabrics. All sizes, regular and extra. $3.95 « $6.95 TOILET SETS For the Dressing Table IDEAL GIFTS Lovely toilet sets make useful and ever- lasting gifts. Beautiful three piece sets, consists of comb, brush and mirror; ivory or colored mother of pearl with amber trim in a neat satin lined gift box. $5 95 Priced at, set .. oeie Hand Bags Choice of leather, tapestry or colored enamel mesh bags, pouch or underarm style with back or top strap handles in a choice of smart leather and colors. ! Priced at, each .............. $4‘95 Kiddie Hand Bags For the young miss, smart dainty bags in the new pouch shape, lovely new styles and colors. Priced from, each 49¢ » 98¢ Dolls Headquarters for the famous Bubbles, the doll with the life time guarantee. Beauti- fully dressed. She’ll laugh, cry, sleep and walk and bring cheer to the little ones. Priced from, each $1.59 « $14.95

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