The evening world. Newspaper, August 11, 1922, Page 8

i RUM FILLS IAILS OF CONNECTICUT. NO ROOM FORORIKERS State Police in East Section Making It Dry as Death Valley. (Snectal to The Evening World.) PLAINFIELD, Conn., Aug. 11.— Every lockup, police station, hoose gow and calaboose In this stretch of the Volstead desert is brim full packed tier upon ticr of near-beer too near beer and sure enough beer, “hooch,” ci wine of various breeds, and in everything that Is intended to @runk come. The State police of the eastern dis- trict of Connecticut have bing everything In sight, and result the Jewett City, Plainf Norwich, Putnam and Danielson bas tiles are ‘chuck full."’ More than $100,000 worth of bad tangle water of various kinds is now Teposing in the places where genuine Jags and near jags used to be taken in to sleep it off and await the result of the court. A prisoner cannot edge in sideways nowadays, and the bursting of a re- ceptacle in one of the lower tiers of make a good old-fashioned en grab- jugs and bottles would certainly cause a flood The rum runners, beer blockade men, still owners and bootleg men and women have been practically routed by this new bunch of State police, and Eastern Connecticut, with the exception of one or two cases here and further south, 1s becoming as dry as Sahara, and dry for good. The bonding of a police briber in the sum of $10,000 yesterday has stopped that line of graft, and the Btate police say they will get every individual who attempts in any way to bribe his way through Connecticut, and get him where he will stay got All over Eastern Connecticut, from Oneco, near the State line, to New London, Willimantig and Putnam citizens have taken a hand and im- mediately use the Phone when a sus picious looking motor car from Rhode tsland or Massachusetts ap pears, and in a short time jail has the drivers. Connecticut Is going to be dry If It takes all the jails in the State to hold the contraband goods and their hand- lers. The State police are doing what no one believed they could possibly do. ATTEMPT TO DESTORY CAMP GRANT BARRACKS Several Soldiers Injured in Incen- diary Fire. ROCKFORD, Ill, Aug. 11.—Fire the Camp Grant barracks was brought under control early to-day afte gh units in the hospital area had be de stroyed and twenty isolated buildings damaged. Several soldiers were injured slightly while aiding firemen in fighting the flames. Four soldiers who {1 through a burning roof escaped with minor injuries Camp authorities declared the fire undovbtedly was of incendiary origin. The barracks, erected during the war were built and equipped at a cost of more than $1,000,000, Immediate investigation of the origin of the fire was begun by military and civil authorities. in the FATHER AND SON SLAIN IN FEUD; OLY ONE LEFT Two Others Killed Months Pleading Boy Spared. JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. 11— Feuda! warfare brought death to two more members of the Wingate family last night near Milliard in Nassau County, leaving only the fourth son, Blijan, surviving. William Wingate, the father, seventy- one, and his son, Scriven, forty-one, were sho! dead in their automovile last night, but a seven-year-old son of Beriven was spared when he begged for his life. Two other sons were shot and killed some months ago. 2 Reais DORT IS PUT 10 A SEVESE TEST. F C. Mattern, manager of the Dort Motor Cur Company. Inc., Dort distrib- utor, bas received notification from Brooklyn, telling of the remarkable performance of Dort stock touring Awo— in severe ecunomy and reliability held tn that city, ‘A Dort stock touring car, carrying four passengers, maintained an average Of 241 miles per gallon of gasoline in @ twenty-four-hour non-stop run, The ear was locked in high gear and ran through the thick of city traffic. 7 1560" —the name “Ferris” has meant just one thing: that par excel- lence in Ham and Bacon flavor which can come only from natural, o!d-fashioned deep curing. F. A. Ferris & Co., Ine. New York FERRIS HAMS & BACON “A little higher in price—BUT!"’ Miller Plac : a Every auto owner planning a Saturday or Sunday tour y last word 0: road conditions By arrangement with O. M. shoula be in possession of the before making a final decision. U ells, Chief Roadman of the Automobile Club of America, The Even:ng World on Friday of each week will print a special article on tours that cannot fail to prove of incalculable value to owners. Save yoursel, tire troubles, breakdowns and kindred vexations by consulting The Evening World maps and facts about roads. Week-End 'onglsland Tour. By O. M. Wells ty (Chief Roadman, the Automobile Club of America.) Copyright, 1922 (New York by Press Publishing ( The accessivility of Long Island for motorist who at his command for a long trip maker / PRM idadoon : y) Copyright 1920 THE AUTOMOBILE CLUB of AMERICA Evening World’sWeekly Road Maps For Auto Owners of N:w York; Study Map Before Pianning Tours): f w Yor =I } H! }} week-end run. ening World) lar, For the North from the city has not the time urning into Prospect The Sunshine Soda Crackep ° 7.9 Suppose it didn’t split-in-two You would still have just the sort of soda cracker you love. Light gold in color, puffy and crackly, Tender and crisp, and a flavor that keeps you reaching for another. And besides all its goodness, Tak- hom-a Biscuit splits-in-two. Handy for sandwiches. Joose-Wites Biscurr MPany Branches in Over 100 Cities this strip of land between the Sound and the Atlantic Ocean favored for e Its great variety of Attractions keeps one sufficiently inter ested to make such trips most popu Shore the is made by Queensboro Bridge to the Pla THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, AUGUST lowing Jackson Avenue to Flushing. | face, fourteen mites long, traversing | FARMERS ARE AGAIN GIRL SHAKES OFF THUGS. | INDICTMENT RETURNED From this point Broadway leads | pleasantly wooded country by way o} D through Bayside and Little Neck to| hamlets of Gorham and Medford to BIG AUTO BUYERS] piitaniputa. a IN KILLING OF SUSPECT Manhasset. Opportunity may be taken | lat ue. This town is one of the ieaped te yp af running up to Whitestone or along | largest on Long Island and isa bright] That the American farmer Is back In] U0" auch Sloss Jy New Man Wan Paonent at 1 ck and Manhasset Bays nd lively place the market and will continue to be one] MOV 1m the downtown section here Shooting. The route continues on the Hemp The South Shore Road, running! of the largest group buyers of all com-| *t@bbed t otorist In the back and] oMs RIVER, N. J, Aug. t.—Ro« stead Turnpike to Roslyn, at the head| west through Sayville, skirts many] cates tor the bulance of thia year ia] ten Were shaken off the car as Miss ‘i St Hempatoha RAMUS; WHONe ich a [Ane estalen ab IC Stare CHW: ISIS HIRE es for the balatos Of thls Rose Miller, the. drivers companion | Ports were in elreulation about the Court left turn It proceeds north, passes the | belt und passes Brightwaters, whose |®videnced by an analysis of the report) grabbed the wheel and drove ahead at| Hous here to-day that the Onean North Shore Country Club and skirts | pretty cottages and bungalows, with} the car-record department of the a gens a fon, 8 . County Grand Jury has banded up an the shore of be: stead | iheir dainty gardens, prese Willys-Ov Company for the month . John Bernachas, ts in the shore of beautiful Hempstead | heir dainty gurdens, prevent a picture | Willy Overland Company a beret wie, ConH, Bernachas, ts 167 diotment for tinalaughter th conteas f considerable hore und Babylon tion of the route Is ordinarily The direct road now takes an cast erly direction along the Town Path in the neighborhood of the Piping Rock Club to Oyster Bay, though a pleasant alternative may be followed] « throuch Locust Valley, Mattituck rt and Rayville and along the shore as|.ick the run continues through {t approaches Oyster Bay, made fa Baldwin, Lynbrook, mous as the home of the late Col am and Springfield to the Theodore Roosevelt. This part of Long Island (s typical of the kind of | (ic country along much of the northern portion of the Island, — consistin largely of fine estates, beuutifully inid out dd sumptuously maintained. In deed, the North Shore ts dotted with these delightful homes of New York's prominent financiers, as well as num- berless charming club grounds de voted to various out-of-door sports. ‘Turning east again, the Village of Cold Spring Harbor, ut the head of it wooded bay, is paxsed on the way to Huntington, and the main road, as it threads its way along tree-line Queens Boulevard through vurst and Winfield to the Quee: cridge, thence back to ——— ALINGENSMITH LOCKS Pre Gray Motor Corporation who hal ident Frank Klingensmith the past Northport. Leaving the placid water hy the middle of August. continues thro Commack Village to Smithtown, a town named for Theo. dore Smith of Colonial days. through Smithtown route continues to § Setauket, where the downward to 1 town of Port Jeffer- risa favored rendez pny Eddie Rickenbacher, Am aw the 2,500th car d built and which ntly In the ex quaint little son, whose he yous for yach water. Af throughout t name produ enbacker Motor Company's plant troit, Mich, The third birthday ar was also observed. arses ‘actively situa harbor, Port Je sixty-six miles from York and the Bureau of Tours of the}. Automobile Club of America suggests 1 midday halt at this point, which ix a little more than half way on the yutgoing trip A connecting link between the North and the in the N ter be uni Van ation, Mr, ws a long record of with Peerless inter Shor “Guess what's for lunch, Daddy—an’ Mother eays that Nancy an’ me are going to have Kellogg’s Corn Flakes all summer long because they are 20 for our stomachs! Guess what, Daddy, ‘nen you can have some quick!” best exit way of there Street and fol- 4 Kobloy Play safe with your stomach—and Bummer! Get yourself and your family better, sleep better and feel better. ‘Wonderful food—wonderful through ments; wonderful in refreshing delicio crunchiness and flavor! 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From Mer ionument at Jamaica, returning via pw York, FOR BETTES BUSINESS se guest of Albert Hirst, the New York ication points to in business con ; ave duction ts nues, passes Centreport and circles . plant and we are pro the southern end of Northport Bay to ) cars a day and hope t of this lovely ha the route drops York, Philadelphia, Chicago south through t Northport to the|#nd St. Louis are receiving the full Jericho ‘Turnpike, where at the mM evans ere we able to ; healer fying Belt Aaa ilute the supply of raw materlal and Wheeler Flying Field it turns left and] ‘Viieg labor we could, produce RICKENBACKER COMPANY CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Clark Succeeds ‘Woods, Clark, formerly Cortland k's pro- e than seven. fa Wonderful for warm 7“CORN FLAKES with fresh fruit! diet. Eat lighter, sustaining foods an¢@ work better, play Put Kellogg’s Corn Flakes first on your summer diet list! 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