New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 1, 1930, Page 13

www | NEW BRITAIN HERA NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1930. PAIR OF SUSPECTS |2+ 21| TOFOLLOW CENSUS Jé l WRAPPING BLANKETS speech that Boston university un- L de ates > lowbrows and AT . . . dumb-bells, he's sorry. . LA r G . ! Kldl]aplllg Il]qull‘y Makes SlOW The ecducator who became a GOHI]CGUCU[ Expecled i0 Gall] Excellent for gleamng a]unlnmlm. cnamel- ! Good heavy weight. Size 30x36. Pink national figurc several months . ware, pots and pans, porcelain, etc. 3 % sh VT ol tollog i u L L { and blue. First quality. nglebs’ Howeyer ago when he ursed college boys One Member in (}oflgregs ety W o1 | A quality ] c | snobs,” retracted, in a for- 4 2 Wednesday 5. s os vard A , deroga- S [ Fine, Medium and' Coarse Kansas City, April 1 (IP)—Pro- Washington, April 1 (P)—Tmport- | fessing to be slowly breaking down versity which he was reported to |ant changes in the membership of | the underworld silence barrier sur- || have made in an address Satur- ||{he house will automatically follow || rounding the reputed kidnaping and || day night. 4 [the fifteenth decennial census, the | extortion of $100,000 from Michael Referring to his address, Pro- | | iaking of which begins tomorrow. H. Katz, millionaire druggist, police || fessor Rogers said that “the re- || 4 \apnortionment of representa- today planned further questioning of | | sultant newspaper publicity | | ;o0 §n conformity with the growth the two men held here and formally || threw the speech entirely o‘\lt of |l ana shifting of the nation's popula- | charged with the crime. || focus and made it appear some- | |j;n will be made for the first time | [{§)] |I Developments in the investigation | | thing which was not intended. in 20 years and will became effective > have been achieved with difficulty. e f thelconsresstiol Uol ileticd in A ransom of silence believed im- 1935 Tose oHBEh it Nas TeCRilo ‘I‘:“ | Under the terms of the reappor-| 4 - — y iy "‘:r T S = : ; i offcers - oo (he €8 SKLLLS F[]UN[] lN (L e s o Wednesday Wmdow Wmncr A BARGAIN OFFERING || Wednesday Window Winner . P 28 OF Men ! ; | widely scattered states will lose an 5 g = Bossie D 4 ‘ity, and | aggregate of 23 members of the || A SPECIAL GUARANTEED From the Downstairs Store Tiddie “Goggle Eyed” Leonard, said | ! house and that cleven states will | g to be a former | gain by same number. | 1,000 HIGH GRADE — HEAVY WEIGHT A — wiv by e e e | WEDNESDAY SALE ALARM both were d on the extortion | : q T G b j C ail. H (v ed, and since these usually are | Lnymmm Tipton, known to St ! New Type Oi NallYES H e o a]n\v(uwly to ;’;\;?mzn?;n: 5 police as an associate of | |2 eful watch is being kept for the o . ‘uckoo” gangsters there, was ar-| R * | effect of the reapportionment on the 5 39¢ Value. rested in St. Louis in connection with W hington, April 1 (T —Ixcava- | { liquor isst FOR WEDNESDAY the case and released on $25,000 | tion of 500 human skeletal remains | Tn the bitter contest that preceded | bl e P N TS $ hail. He denied all knowledge of jin a huge sand burial mound intype paccare of the reapportionment FORL MEN AND BOYS Soft absorbent quality, double loop | Florida by the Smithsonian institu-| i) 1" 4170 house, members from | 4% - otuent 3 2l ¢ 56 D 5 = : x thread, close weave. | tion is cxpected to shed a flood of | : ot e at | IN - 7y 3 5 . 2 g bouts prior o |lght on an Indlan tribenow extinct | o oreiaas, 20w charged NEL]ag ; *Ol{ M‘l':\ o I L BO\_D_ ) ; Plain white with colored borders, also March gro in a brief state-| Mathew W. Stirling, Smithsonian | 0" itempting to defeat the meas. | [ Ecru ribbed Union Suit, Choice pbt b{i]b.nggat\} _utt solid color with white borders. o aha e day | ¢ gist, I returned today i, .. & ru 1 1 suilt, xd4 i S ment, said he was in Omaha the day | cthnologist, who e d ure in an effort to prevent an in ot slecyemanklc ALl cc b, nion Su i1 inches. of the alleged kidnaping, and de-|from a ten weeks' exploration raaae hkihaleleci oF Iho moiise et short sleeve, knee. All clared his alibi could be established | Indian ruins in western Florida, said | o™ The wets hailed the passage | ishe S by friends ther | e brought back about 300 skulls of | oe" (10 1ill as a victory, Add to ence Slowly a kind never found before, along Connecticut Likely to Gain | WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY o c Picce by piece, police investigators | with many other valuable Telics Of | o census bureau estimates Hval! S 3 Y . FOR WEDNESDAY have been adding to the cvidence |the Red Men. | the states to gain in representation | they hops to present in attempting Believed to be of the war-like [are: Arizona, Connccticut, Florida, | e i to Dbreak up extortion practices |Calusa tribe, which proved such a | N, olina, Oklahoma, andm[,]‘ Made in Connecticut | which have resulted in prominent to the carly Spanish explor- shington, one cach; California | . Fully guaranteed for 1 Kansas City men paying thousands the skulls have very heavy low- [six, Michigan 4, Ohio 3 and New | fy vear. Large dial. Clear, WE T -y < = el of dollars on threat of their liv aws, wide and high. The skele-| Jersey and Texas, two cach, [‘1 year. g COME EARLY! (Slight Imperfections) - : ilv read figures. To: The reputed daylight kidnaping of | {ons, Mr. Stirling pointed out, m-! The states which probably \\x]l”u —— iy 1?1d {\au ickel Orl)' Mr. Katz, March 1§, was not made|gicated an Indian of medium height |lose representation are: Alabama, | ([}l bell alarm. In nick public until several days later. In-|yith powerful mucles, and linea- | Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Massachu.. colored enamel case. vestigators declare he was held by |ments unlike other North _\H\Cludl\ setts, Nebras ¢ Y North | &% ) Y 3 You Will Want Several of These 2 band of at least five men until the | redskins. e CbIr,:“‘,‘f:)h\;,:al Al | ]nfants Shoes-Soft Soles Special For Wed. A next day, when his release was ar-| The mound. termed one of the|Vermont and Virginia, one each: |I{}}} | ’ Sl p'O F k ranged by the payment of the ran-largest ever discovered in the south-| Missouri 3, Indiana, Towa, Kentucky | 3% Manufacturer’s samples. Lot of various sizes and styles. 84 1 ver Frocks money, in new currency ob-|ecast, was found near Safety Harbor, |and “wsiwnpi two c;,cn Extra Big Values up to $1.00. e : 4 s . T D, O T P o e P B eyt e r e 8 p to $1.0C 37C Made of assorted patterned Percales with short sleeves. Ly his bother and partner, Isaac|Bay. Other smaller burial mounds | a eleiniaisiaialy pair 50 Many styles to choose from. Sizes 38 to 48. Katz. lay nearby, with ruins of an ]nrh\n I Wednesday .. o As police reveal the story, the village, believed to have been gn 1 JAL-PAIR” druggist was forced from his auto- | important aboriginal site, little mow DAL i short distance from his|than a stone's throw away. In this ’ S BT e R OFFER PUUGIES | [~ G Rayon o Toilet Tissue | Women's Novelty Cuff Gloves in the form of a huge Double pointed heels—rayon to n many of th - hee s unwilling “go betweens” are alleged | flat topped shell mound, 65 feet high | DOJILE S top. In many of the popu The heet Toll 10 have conferred with Isaac Katz|and 450 feet in circumference. : TR | lar pring shades. First quality. All sizes. Special for 10c¢ Made of washable fabric, With turn-back embroidered cuff. el () TG S St o = Bruening Has Ministerial Decla-‘ Wednesday ... .oev.. ; | Weancsazy ..o Sizes up to 81%. .39 FEorS1I000. bulgcon Held in Death | b o) S COMMUNITY LINEN Special For Wednesday ................... pair (o he first definite cle obtained | Hm()fl (il y 0f ay | in the investization resultea from| OF University Girl Today | 5 Women's 1 tationer the re-appearance of the money| Champaign, Ill., April 1 1LI‘)7‘ e 8 P bl y oy TR - - used in_payment of the alleged ran- | Dr. T. M. Lade, prominent physician | Boplin, April 1 (P)—The new cal ;5 e FREE! DURING SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY SALE som. Serial numbers of the new [here, was in the county jail today|inct of Dr. Heinrich Bruening todar | (i New prlng weaters Bogular letter sise, foldes Mrs SimoRsonls bills were obtained from a bank. charged with murder in 1onnmlm'l’“1< prepared with its ministeria 0 sheets, or Jarge flat single m e : 4 & . e Sol | i by 1 | heets—24 shects to package. LEMON — CHOCOLATE — COCOANUT . old Motor Car {with the death of Miss Gladys L.!declaration to present to the Reich- || Slip-on stvle. Made of ravon. New J: ard shec Heh 2 Nigro is a cousin of Jake Nigro, | Anderson, freshman at the I'm\z‘r-‘\uw for a vote of confidence. s Sl st Ta . A€ acquarc | " 3 s A : | White or who sold a motor car in exchange sity of Ilinois, whose death was at-| Definite assurances that Germany’s | ) 1€Signs, in all color combinations. All sizes | 1 6c . 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