New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1930, Page 17

| NEW BRITAIN HE NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1930. CAPONE'S HOUSE RAIDED BY P[lLII]F | Six Arrested in Visit to fiang ster’s Florida Estate Miami, Fla., March 21 (P —S: men arrested in a liquor raid on t Palm Beach estate of Alphone Ca- ||| pone, Chicago racketecr, and sub- sequently released on cash appea ance bonds, today sought writs of | habeas corpus. Two gave their names as John and Albert Capone. Authorities said they were brothers of the gangster despite statements by Chicago police that Capone's brothe are named Mimi, Joseph and Ralph, the lat- ter a Cicero, Il.. night club operator. Post $500 Bonds = The man identifying himself John Capone and Frankie Newt posted $00 cach to answer chary of illiegal possession of liquor} onc giving his name & pone and J en and W, J. Brennan furnishcl each on vagrancy charges. } d, based on the affidavits of sherif’s deputies that they liquor in the house recently in ma ing a search for “Crane Neck”™ Nu- gent, wanted in Ohio on murd:r charges, resulted in the seizure, offi- | | cers said, of ten sacks and three bot- tles-of liquor' and a quantity of cliampagne. 5 Authorities said they found no trace of Alphone Caponc in the resi- dence last night. Ten sacks apd three bottles of liquor were foind in a bathroom connected with Capone's suite. 1n the kitchen refrigerator, deputizs found an iced bottle of cham-| nagne and in a closet off the kitchen | two bottles of champagne and a boz- | tle of other wine. | Frankie Newton, the caretaker, was charged with violating the n- tional prohibition law. He informed | deputies at the time of the mli that five men had left the place a short time before in bathing suits for a swim in the ocean. Two Paying Social Call Sheriff Lehman and Chief Wood left six officers outside the grillel gate to the home. The officers later avrested the two Capones and three | other men. Cowen and Brennzn aid they had “dropped in to pay & ial call.” The raid was first planned as a || niove by the sheriff and law enfo nn‘nt officers of Miami and Miami A request was made by the for twenty Miami police of- s to accompany deputies to the Capone home but the: request was not granted. Frank H. Wharton, city manager, characterized the act as a “granl- stand play” and said that he w officers out of the city unless there was a riot and there was actual nezd for them by the sheriff. 'S 100TH BIRTHDAY Center, Mass, March 21 Parsons Jones, believed to be the oldest liv- || ing graduate of Mount Holyoke college, today celebyated her 100th birthday in the town where she was Lorn. Though frail, she enjoys good Tiealth, Mrs. Jones was graduated trom Mount Holyoke in the class of | ¢ 1851, The college in 1925 confer- red the honorary degrec ,of master of arts upon h Two of her. sisters, Mrs. William . Howell of Warner, N. H. and Mrs. Sumner H. Bodfish of Wash- mgton, D. C., are alumnae of Mount Holyoke in the classes of 1864 and | || 1866 respectively, Married During al Memory Lapse NEA El Paso Bureanu Annullment of the marriage at Mex- | ico Ci of Alice Gutnecht, abov \Visconsin University co-ed, and R. A. Davis, World War veteran, ended the strange love tanglc in which Davis courted N Gutnecht during o temporary lapse of memory due 10 a shrapnel wound. When he r covered, he remembered he had an- other wife and two children at Ar Mozart learned the harpsichord in his fourth year; in his fifth com- posed a concerto; and performed be- forc emperors and kings at the age of six. .ta-o‘: = o \'not in favor of sending Miami police | ¢ 7 G Finer Assortments and Best Ever Values Typify Our Spring Greeting STORE NEWS Billets Perfore’s — an in- spiration from France in note paper. Lovely pastel shades. Box of onc quire fer 49¢c. o——o0 Sce ¥arina and Her Good nd Fatty — A new A Day With Our -10¢ gots it. o—0 Tomorrow is your last chance to buy Congress Pic- ture Dack Bridge Cards for 19¢. Well worth while o——0 Yuel for your Cigarette Lighter, at the Notion Do~ partment. The 25c can for t1c, 00 In Our Ninety-Eight Cent line. Smart sleeveless Housc Frocks for women. Made of P. K. in smart shades such as daffodil yellow, tulip green and others. o —n Our registered pharma- cists keep busy. People ap- preciate the savings afforded by our prescription scrvice, O A lady, after shopping bout, remarked to us the other day, “What would we do without “The Fair.” ., O0—o0 But we cannot rest on our oars, Such friendly comment is surely incentive for greater cffort. 0———0 ‘Tiemember—our every day Dprice on Cigarettes is cleven cents the package. OO0 IMPORTANT! Our Lin- geric Department offers al- most cvery type of Undie in extra sizes. ——0 Garment insurance against moths. Use a moth-proof storage bag. DPlenty of them at our Notion Section. 0—o0 Do not fail to take advan- tage of our spring sale of Wear-Ever Aluminum Ware. Tomorrow is the last day. = A Luxurious Toilet Requisite Denny’s Dusting Powder The $2.50 box Tomorrow £l 500 A delightful body pow- der for after the hath— scented delicately with Jasmin. 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