New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 19, 1929, Page 12

CAUGHT IN MAINE Imhpiundlf lnwmcfigm md. Me., Feb, 19 (M-—Three alleged Tum runners were’ arrested near Kittery yesterday by’ prohibi- tlon agents who seized two automo- biles and 50 gallons of alcohol. An unidentified man and a woman said to have accompanied the men, es- caped. The three men, Guiseppe Natoli, I'rank Funave and Antonio Marino; all of Lawrence, Mass., were brought here for arraignment before Federal Commissioner Gould. = Copspiracy charges against ‘Natoli and Funare were continued until tomorrow. Ma- rine waived hearing and gave bail| for his appearance in April. The arrests were made by Henry P. Weaver, in charge of prohibition enforcement in Southern Maine, and Agent Arthur England. After sub- duing Funare and Marino in the first machine and handcuffing them to- gether, the agents turned to the fol- lowing car. Natoli, alighting, rus?\-' ed at the agents in anger, they said. At that moment Funaro and Ma- rino attempted to escape in the first machine, but this was frustrated hy Weaver who smashed the car win- dow with his pistol butt and shut off the motor. At the same time Na- toli fled into the woods and his ma- chine, containing the man and wom- an escaped toward Kittery. In was later found abandoned in that town. Natoll was discoverea later by Weaver and a posse in a patch of swamp land. In the struggle to ar- rest him both Natoli and Weaver were slightly injured. CONTRACTS 10 BE FOR SINGLE YEAR Speculate on How Near Babe, Ruth Is to Trail's End New York, Feb. 19 (UP)—The latest fad of the baseball world is the game of guessing how near Babe Ruth is to the end of the trail, It all started quite innocently enough when Secretary Edward G. Barrow of the Yankees casually dropped the information that the Babe's future contracts will be for one meason each. Ruth's present contract which calls for $70,000 a year will have run its three year course at the end of the present weason, Clark Griffith, “The Old Fox,” of the Washington Senators, put in the Liggest rap at the home run king when he allowed the information to be broadcast that he would not trade Goose Goslin, American-league batting champlen, for Ruth. Without saying so, Griffith tacitly implied that Ruth is practically | “through” as a ball player right now. Griffith does pot infer that Goslin is fn a class with Ruth as a drawing card, but believes “The Goose” will play rings around “The Babe” the coming season. Ruth is 35, Goslin 29, Ruth's legs gave him trouble last season; Goslin's throwing arm almost ren- déred him helpless as an outfielder. Geslin's arm may be well the com- ing season, but Ruth’s legs can hardly be any better than they were ayear ago. ' After I“. Griffth’s estimate of the two as ball players may not be far amiss. Goslin outhit Ruth by 56 points last season, batting .379 against Ruth's .323. A prominent but unnamed physi- cal director has informed one of | fancy” ! person showing the pictures. New York's leading baseball writers that “this will be Ruth’s last year.” “I predict that the decline of Ruth will be one of the outstanding happenings of the baseball season,” thls writer quotes the authority who is’ familiar with Ruth's physical condition. “Ruth’s legs have started to go. Only Ruth’s miraculous body and stamina have kept him going. Almost any other man would be down in a class B league by this time.” Ruth’s great showing in the last world series, in which he and Geh- rig dominated the play of the ‘Yankees, is cited by this anonymous physical director as another indi- cation of his impending decline. “A rocket flares brightest just| before it passes out,” he is quoted | as having said. “For fou) games he | was & throwback to the old days. | He hobbled heroically on and for- | got his injuries in one of the marvel- ous athletic exhibitions of all time Piles are caused 1 in the lower bowe remedy can remove the cause, That's why alves and cutting fail. Dr. Leonhardi's d, 8 harmiess tablet, succeeds ongestion of hiood | Only an internal do The every- ¥ back. for you or mo E uggists and STCP! READ! SAVE! Any Odd Shape Crystals Fitted While You Wait - Only 50 Cents WHY PAY MORE! Watch and Clock Repaifing for Half the Price Elsewhere. PERKINS & CO. Where Everyone Saves. 388 Main Street, was for four games, not 154" Miller Huggins is Ruth's staunch- est defender. “Babe still has three good seasons left in him,” Huggins said on Ruth’ recont 85th birthday, “He has take ®00d care of himself during the last few years and will be a regular for | three more years. He'll alwa; able to hit apnd I'll be willing to uc- rifice speed in the outfield for his batting power.” ; ‘Ruth has completed 15 seasons in the major leagues. He was with the Red 80k for six years from 1914 to 1919, serving largely as a pitcher. He became a regular outfielder when he joined the Yankees in 1920. Ruth's batting record since 1920 follows: 1920, .376; 1923, .393; 1926, .372; IMPERIAL RUSSIAN JEWELS FOR SALE Grand Dake's Widow Offers Them for Less Than $200,000 London. TFeb. 19 (—The Daily Mail says that two famous jewels 1921, 1924, 1927, .8 .378; 1922, .315; .378; 1925, .290; ; 1928, .323. \from_the imperial Russian treasury | are being offered for sale in London, but this time not by the Bolsheviks. They are the property of the widow of Grand Duke Nicholas. The grand duchess is a sister of the queen of Ttaly and it was from the Italian court the two gems .were brought to England with a request to Commander Locker Lampson, M. P., a friend of the grand duke to assist in their disposal. The gems originally belonged to the Empress Catherine. One is a 15 carat rose diamond for which it is said the late Emperor Nicholas refused an_ offer of 170,000 pounds sterling. The other is a ‘17-carat emerald. The paper says the grand duchess wants between 50,000 and | 60,000 pounds sterling (less than $200,000) for the two. The grand duke and his wife, after exile from Russia with the suc- cess of the Red revolution, were forced to maintain their small resi- dence and semblance of & court | with proceeds from occasional sales | of gems which they were able to carry away with them. TALK ON SIR GALAHAD One of ‘thé most interesting pro- grams of the year was enjoyed by the Pinnacle club at the meeting| which was' held in the Y. W. C. A. club rooms last evening. Copies of the Abboy panel pic- tures from the Boston public li- brary, “The Guest of the Holy Grail,” were shown. The pictures, 15 in number, show the range of the life of 8ir Galahad from his “In- to the “Golden Tree.” The story of the quest was given by the The oath of knighthood from Tennyson was read as an introduction to the pictures. The girls also enjoyed a talk on current events, music and a social hour. Next week there is to be a Polish | night. o TR (O 0GE WELCONE o+ Nortbampton Prepares Reception for Retiring President Northampton, Mass., Feb. 19 UP— Tentative plans for the recepuon to. President Coolidge on his return to his home town after relinquishing president_and chairman ef the com- mittes, sald at the conclusion of the ameeting. Uncertainty of the time of thelr arrival and the iliness In & hospital here of Mra. Coolidge's mother, Mrs. Lemira B. Goodhue, prevented the committoe from taking definite stopa, As far as could be determined by the committee, the Coolidge party would arrive in Northampton during the éhrly morning hours of March §. the presidency to Herbert Hoover|™ were discussed last night by a com- mittee appointed by Mayor Jesse A. G. Andre and indicated that the af- fair would be of a quiet nature. Definite plans for the homecom- ing reception could not be announc- ed until a few days before the ar Few girls in pictures have mad. |such rapid strides toward success us, this charming New Yorker. Just u few months ago she was given hey first job, shadowing a star. Within three hours, she had a real part in [the picture—*"The Loves of Sunya." Miss Bayard says: “I am told my {selection was largely due to my per fect skin and lovely hair. I've reatly never taken much trouble with either, For my hair I use the sim ple method that most of the girls ) know here in New York are 80 on thusiastic about. It's so easy. Al you do is put a little Danderine m your brush each time you use it, “This method is just what a bus) girl needs. It's so easy; and i keeps your hair and scalp so clean you don’t need to shampoo hailf so often. T am letting my hair grow and I find Danderine helps make {1 soft and easily manageable. I can arrange it any way I want and it stays that way. All my friends are complimenting me on the appear- ance of my hajr, nowadays because Danderine. has brought out all ita natural color and made it so soft and lustrous.” Danderine removes the olly film from each strand and makes dull, stringy hair gleamy, soft, easy to dress. It tonew and refreshes scalp; helps overcome dandruff. Tt is delicately fragranced; isn't sticky or oily; doesn’t show. All drug stores have the generous 35c bottles, From distant Czecho-Slovakia comes this fine Chinaware And now you can have a beoutiful, estra dinner set. Read this truly esceptional coupon offer. Czecho-Slovakia is being called the Yankee-land of . There some of the world's finest potteries turn out exquisite masterpieces of ceramic art. 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Twenty coupons and $0.00 give )ou the beautiful 42 piece Carlsbad China dinner set. Twenty more and a second Twenty coupons and $6.00 more brin; cally patterned, individual picces o(g $6.00 get you 36 acditional pieces. 34 more pieces. A total of 112 artistic this fine ware for only $18.00. You t buy them for many times this price. P. BERRY & SONS, Incorporated Hartford, Connecticut Sole distributors for New England States the, Store Closed All Day Fnlay—Wa:kmgtn tal that noruum-*qu nchanged. She has been confinéd to'the Roapl- tal for more than & year. Y. W. C. A. NOTES Girl Reserve Dept. The interclub council met today to discuss plans for the Girl Reserve conference to be held in this eity on March 15, 16, and 17, Al out of town luut: are thei t] cations.” Olru will be given expert they Wadnesd~v afternoon with the Hart- i |ford Deat and Dumb achoel, which Cluga, Hungary: H-20, Flowers and frost sprites;:Wohelo, Poland; Wise Y's, Italy. Rehoarsals wiil.be held during The | club mectings under direction of the club advisers for the next Mrs. Arthur Bacon ia in cha BtrlMay holds the state camplonship, and Saturday morning with the Plain- ville High. They will practice on Wednesday, Clubs will meet as usual this week except Friday when meetings will be postponad because of the holiday. He~'th Education Dept. ‘The schedule for th eek I8 as follows: Monday, ¢ to Senior beginners’ dancing, § to 11 years:; Baturday, § to 11 .a. m., Junior swim clagses. The pool will be clo-d Friday, Pimpacle Club ‘Wednesd t the ledh basketball team will play the Girl Regerves In ym. A One Day Event Boys' Jersey Suits ys Jersey Sui Our entire stock of boys’ fine all wool jersey suits closing out at this ridiculously low price. Well tail- ored in plain and novelty stripes in flapper and middy styles. Not . all sizes in each style but a very fine choice of sizes up to 6. 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