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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1924.
LAST
CALL
for
Personal
Engraved
Christmas
Cards
Book Dept.
THE
DICKINSON
DRUG CO.,
169-171 Main St.
(POLICE SCANDAL
IN SCHENECTADY
Resignation of Chief and Detec
tive Demanded
man s an unaer-
svear law unto himelf
.Whether he decrees
yool, cotton, silk, or
their various combina
tions! Kny kind yon like, v,c
cany ample stocks.
And being clothiers we
know when underwear j
fits!
Prices right!
HORSFALIS
9399 yisifUimStnz:
"wlgpfSf Hartfont
"It rays to buy our kind"
JVl!i)rlii.l N. Y Dee. J. A
Ki'iiii'l .in rv Im i Ion of cntidi.
loins in t!'i oily, law enforcement
mol'i' !J r.-i't mn of a "General Put
I'm'" cn-l s I s-il buttle to oust tli
luvs. m thief of tb pollc depart
mo u ; i r. i jtrnbal'lo to.l.iy,
M w hili. the oily prepared In pay
ii i.-i-t. fi MH'ota 1o t lie lain Acting
!" !'- I'.ipUiln Vihcrt 1.. YoMinmi.
miis .-hot ...lond flays ngn In
I' I lorni.Mh-.' Of dllfV.
T;r-- !' ' lending inini.-lt rf of
I ' i'UV l I i ' t" Ojl'loillT... at 'lie fll-
!';i! hiuI r'irr-.',nliUvff of tho c!t y
i l'iioiNM',1'0-" ;irel virtually the fn
i"lu" -1' i.i r! mi lit vtere making
0 .V's to ;i'i ii'l.
I;,i.tigriti.. w.'is ooniinu, ,,.
t-'i'V mi o the police d ' ii rt n i i . t
;!! c"iilitiT. In the. rlty, hrouu'l't
'' I'V the. in Mr.li-r of Cup'ain
" Human n ti the murder a f' W
1 ll - -sn ,( Arthur spring. JA by an
I'M - !'". .! in. to. SIiytTs o the
t v. ' 1 no n '!'! ,-iri- at large.
' hi-I ol r-.iiiv .lining V. L'ynex
vt 1 1. 1 - St-r !! nt l:.mment
1. 1 ct'n fl )-.! rl"iii. '1 charges of oh
. ueting C'iptnin Vn'imans In hts
t'll'Ttf t't rios' the vpKort section
Niao-i Itv the lato captain in a l"t
t ' I in i M i . i : r mth Mayor Wil.
: . t t n V. l';l nip' ! ;.
M.ivor Campbell has Instruct 4
i"'omr;il?.-ionf r of Public Safety
. 'Voree nains"V to demand the
'wtrnmion of hUt Rynex an)
Snvant T:;,itrin-oi and their aceep.
iai:;-f of penxoned rank.
Chief nne however declared
'Mayor Omipl"'ll recently liad told
him "to torgt the charges" brought
itpair.ft him and to continue in of
flee until the expiration of 41 years'
.""nice in October. 19:5 and that he
, would refuse to i-stgn unless any
, charges now made legally were
, provei.
rgeant Raggueei declared he
i wouH discus the case with his at
l torney aril as.ertd he had seped
ithe ,-jty faithfully tor "i y. ars and
i that it would be difficult to find a
i successor.
S arch has been made wi'houl
success for salerl packets said to
: have bn k-ft in Captain Youmana'
looker and roiitair.lr.t; reports of his
pi rsr-nally conducted investigations.
Mayor Carnpl."-!! dfdarH he in
tended to pei ) outside aid in so'v.
ire the murders and to obtain the
servces of an expert, possibly Ma
jor Core F. Cliand'er. former head
of the state troopers, trs reorganise
!ho depart nient.
Mayor Campbell also announced
he had received the letter from Cap
tain Toiinnna and had dlacuaatd tt
with him limt October, but con!l.
it' d It contained no chargea upon
which ho could base executive ac
tion. I'ldtrkt Attorney Alexander T.
r.l'sslng declared ho planned, un-
i.ss the courta or Governor Alfred
K. .tultli no ordered, to seek a spe.
I clul aesalon of the eramT Jury to
consider conditions In Schenectady.
Mr. psi'Mlng rail If It ere found
Impoajible to onll a special aeatlon,
I he would present facta before the
?rand jury.
' The common council planned at a
, rneetipK tonight to take aome draa.
; tic action.
Ki-sldents of the aectlon of the
elty in which aprlnu waa killed an.
tioinief'i a mass meeting for to
' night to protest alleged laxity of law
; rntoroement, and failure of the po
lice to aolce the murdera.
MIDLAND BANK WINNER
IN SCANDAL LAWSUIT
London Court I'lles TtxTlon tn Sen.
Miti.mal a Imoliliig Indian
rntiita(ii
P. T' A.,MHf-J Tr.i.
London, L'eceniber I. dus'iee
reining today returnof) iinfgnu nt in
favor of the Midland hank in the
suit brought agilnst the hank by
I'harb-s K. Rohinson, foinier book.
Pl.iker,
Mr. riol'inson sued to reroer
f 1 CS.r.on which he allrce,! the t'ank
owed him on account of a settlement
with "Mr. A," an unnamed Indian
potentate who had become Intimate
with his wdfe.
The bank asserted that the money
was never received for Hoblnson and
also alleged that the plaintiff was s
party to a blackmail plot to obtain
the money from the mysterious "Mr.
A," and therefore as not entitled
to recover. A jury in the case clear
ed Mr. Ttohlnson and his wife of the
allegations that they were parties to
a conspiracy.
The bank was also awarded the
costs of the trial.
STAGES TONE HOLD VP
Salisbury, Mass., Railroad Station
nobbed By Young Man
Salisbury, Mass., Pee. I. A slim
youth w-ith a blue handkerchief over
his face suddenly stepped up into
the office of the railroad station
here last night and at revolver's
point ordered Night Operator Lewis
into a corner while he took S2 from
the cash drawer. He then forced
Lewis into the baggage room, the
door of which he locked.
Lewis, after breaking his way out
of the baggage room, notified the
police, w'ho spread the alarm. A re
port was later received from Sea
brook that a man answering the de
scription of the bandit was seen in
that vicinity.
BY TRAFFIC MEN
Big Conference to Be Held at
. Btirritt Hotel Tonight
About ;2S railroad and steamship
officials will assemble at the Bur.
ritt hotel this evening at a joint
banquet with the manufacturers ol
New Ilrltaln. Tlis aijalr la being
conducted under the auspices of tlio
New Britain Traffic, burruu. C. I".
Bennett, president of the Htanby
Works will bo toaMiuaMcr.
The reception committee cotmiMa
of .T. K. Atnte,r. ,!. A, Lindsay, It.
W. Tnteet, F. Kobinson and J.
K. Leltch.
At the guest table ara: Rev,
George W. C. Hill. 0. D.; Clarence
F. Bennett, president, Stanley
Works; K. Kent Mubbtid. president,
Manufacturers' Association of Con-in-ticut;
William H. Chundler, man.
uger transportation, New York Mer
chants' association; Nut Uuke,
freight traffic managur, Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western It. K ;
George B. Chandler, secretary, Con
necticut Chamber of Commerce;
George P. Spear, vice-president, the
American Hardware corp.; Albert N.
Abbe. Ice. president, the American
Hardware corp.; Frederick M.
Holmes, president, North & Judd
Mfg. Co.; Charles B. Parsons, vice
president. American Hardware corp.;
W. H. Korster, general superintend
ent, N. Y., N. H. & H. It. R. Co.;
W. P. L.evis, freight traffic manager,
Clyde-Mallory S. S. Co.; Joseph J5.
Andrews, president, Chamber of
Commerce: J. H. Butler, , manager,
American Hallway Kxpresa Co.. New
York; William King, freight claim
iigent. N. Y, N. 11. & II . R. R. Co.;
Boston: E. A. Btirford, G. V. A. Erie
R. R. Co., New York, N. Y.
Reservations have been made by:
G. K. MacCauley, Roy Prout, J. K,
Whitney, L. M. Tllll'r, F. C. Mc
Crary, J. W. Rtelly, N. T. Mahoney,
W. M. Macomber. W. F.. Bilger. H.
H. Hovt. R. L. Ellegard, P. L. Ftu
art. W. T. Levis, H. II. Platur, W.
Tedrlck. E. F. Pmallwood, Mr.
Lodge. H. A. Lienhard, II. A. Lien
hard, Sr.. F. O. Rackliffe, Willar.l
Massey, P, J. Gaffney, F. Rielly, 0.
M. Baker, Mr. Seymour, G. W. Ham
mond, C. K. Zeendcr, W. J. North
rup, J. A. Wells.
W. J. Wynne, Joseph R. Andrews.
W. J. Kelly, R. W. Pofet. W. S.
Robinson, F. H. Ramsdall, J. M.
Stuai-r. J. H. Kincaid. W. W. Port-r,
G. H. Colby, J. Y. Atwater, A. H.
Potts, A. N. Abbe, George P. Spear,
Fred Sunwon. C. H. Abel!, .1. N.
Trimble, K. W. Woodworth, G. M.
Shirley, M. .7. Connelly, C. M. Setzf
and, W. H Stannic, W. F. Faulkner,
H. H. Alexander, P. W. BroVn, C. II.
Morgan, J. W. Cotter. E. Pumphy,
L. Jl, Newton, J. A. Reahan, W. J.
Forun, C. H. Baldwin, C. L. BU,
Rev. G. W. C, Hill, Ellis Cowlea,
George B. Chandler, William King,
T. J. Clancy, V, U. Dodje, E. B, 8ul.
llvnn, W, l Kinney, J. JI. Butler, J.
P. lleff'-rnian, J, t'. Cavanatigh, H.
Brew. W. Cross, W. K. Cortney, W.
P. Tratt, It. E. Pala. W. A. Pcott, C.
V. l'u inons, J, A. Maloon.
C. H. Walker, M. S. Hurt, H. P.
Pykens, C- P. Tomlln, A, Harnett,
C, K. Bennett, W, II. Casey, M, 1L
Hart, William 8oott, B. S. Gold, W.
C, Nyatrom, H. H. Grace, G. H.
Mitchell, A. T. Bonlfnnt, F. O. Rus- i
sell, ,1. A. Ltnday, Mr. Owens, 11,
K. Ifliir, .1. I''. Mmtln, K. S. Cad.
well, G. W. Fowler, H. F. I.ofgretu
II. II. Benedick, P. Van Tassell," (i. i
A. Parker, M. D. Honeymun, S, II. j
Wood, W. T. Lyman, C. B. Hoxle, '
II. A. Noble, K. F. Johnson, W. F, '
Johnson, .1. ,T.' Snavely, C. L. Phel- ;
don, W. V. Calvert. J. J. Murray, K.
J. Klbro, F. F. Buckley, George
pean. .Mr. Heecher, Frank Bowman,
I.. 11. Taylor, James H. Robinson, '
F. P. Fshcr. F. M. Holmes, R. K.
Ilarguity, R. Ci. Wade, R. R, Searles,
W. F. Kelly. W. F. Faulkner, P. B.
Plott, F. R. Lards, W. C. Harris,
1'.. ,t. Ritchie.
A. B. Gillette, E. C. Tape, K. B.
Smith, W. I'. Price, Mr. Moonev, .T.'j
W. Connelly, A; C. Mclntyre, R. J. j
Hanson, Phil Carey, J. K. Murphy,
A, J. C'oauette, K. A. Warner. K. J.
Porter. J, R. Brennan, A. E. Crock
er. Pave Heffernan. American Taper
Goods, M. J. Kinney, E. J. Jones,
M. B. cimbpt, Henery Ros-e, J. W.
L'onnelly, J. F. Carroll. J, F. Carroll,
f guest), R. H. Hubbard. Isaac Hills,
A. 'JI. Scott, A. Carlson, J. J. Rahley,
E. S. Browne, J. E. Lietch, Judge
IJ. F. Gaffney, R. 0. Clark, A. A.
Mills, Stephen Kiely, E. A. Burford,
B. W, Brown, B. E. Trudon, E. J.
Arbour, W. E. Beers, R. B. Skinner,
J. P. Greene. H, Hoffman, J. Shea,
Charles McCarthy, E. B. Pechant,
Joseph Roche, B. Kranowiti, M. H.
U'Hayer,
SOUTHINGTON NEWS
Joseph Viele, arrested In Plain
ville .a week ago on charges of as
sault and attempt to murder, was In
court yesterday before Judge H. 15.
Fitzpatrick and pleaded not guilty.
Judge Irltipatrick bound him over
to the December term of the su
perior court under bonds of g3,000,
which were furnished by Genaro
Mariano. Yiele, was accused of stab
bing Lester Moorcroft of New Brit
ain and James Cotter of this town,
who was discharged from the Meri
d'.n hospital last Wednesday.
It is alleged that Yiele stabbed
Moorcroft during an argument, and
that Cotter was knifed when he
went to the . latter'? rescue, Moor
croft had a hazy Idea of the cause
of the combat, and in court could
not. identify . Viele as his assailant.
Cotter testified that he heard ehouts
and, on investigating them, was stab
bed by Viele. J, Lambert Pegnsn
prosecuted, while Vlela waa repre
sented by Lawyer leradl of New
Haven. The court room was crowded.
Teddy Dombrowskl of Walllng
ford surrendered himself to th locul
authorities and will carry out the
sentence Imposed upon him some
time ago. Hs was arrested on
charges of reckless driving snd driv
ing while "under th influence," and
he was fined 100 and costs amount
ing to 1128.40 and sentenced to 10
days in Jail. At the time he took
un appeal, but he has now paid the
tine snd gone to jtl.
Tho annual meeting of Friendship
lodge, No. !J, A. F. ft A. M will be
held tomorrow evening, when sev
eral mstters of Importance will be
discussed.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
First Baptist church will hold an all
day ssslnn in the church tomor
row. Members aro requested to bring
their penny bugs,
The Women's Guild of 8t Paul's
Episcopal church will hold a
Christ msa snlo In the parish- houso
tomorrow afternoon.
The women of the Plsntsvtlle Bap
tist church win hold a Christmas
sale in the church parlors tomorrow
afternoon.
pr. snd Mrs. A. Reed pi Merlden
avenue, who have been spending the
week in New York city, will return
home tomorrow.
Ths Woman'i Missionary society
of tho Pluntavllle Congregational
church will meat at 8 o'clock tomor
row afternoon at tho home of Mrs,
llllr.abetli Cross.
Mrs. Eva DeGariand of New Tork
city Is tho guest of her sister, Mrs.
Charles Llminer of Milldale.
$26,000 REAL ESTATE DEAL
Louis Piiltornian Buys Building at
Corner of Elm and Seymour
Streets of H jinan Gitlavlu.
Louis Putterman has purchased
I he building at the corner of Elm
snd Seymour streets of Hyman Git
lavlln for a price of $26,000. Mr.
Putterman will move his wholesale
grocery establishment, now located
on Hartford avenue, to this site,
i where it will occupy the whqle
j building with the exception of- a
. smsll part, which will be used by
I Mr. Gil Invite for his automobile ac
cessory business.
You'll Do Better
At Axelrod's
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Every Piece Guaranteed
We carry the largest
Assortment in the City
Make Your Selection
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FET S CAL'SE TROUBLE
largo of 75,000 on Boas Make. Ball
on Stop Lively All tho Time
Philadelphia, Deo. 8. Sevnty-fle
thousand eels, averaging I feet In
length, caught along th Bt. Law
rence river, commuted th cargo of
the British barge Borato, which ar-
rived here yesterday from St Jean.,
Quebec. The eel caused members
of the crew no end of troubl aa they
fished them from tho hold! to the
deck to be weighed. Bevaral times
the men were forced to stop and un
wind one or moro of th from
around their legs.
PRY RAIDERS ACTIVE
Ithaca. N. Y Dc. I. Posing a
prosperous fathers desirous of secur
Ing suitable rooming accommoda,
lions for their sons, whom they said,
they intended to send to Cornell uni
versity, operatives of Jh Internal
revenue depsrtment staged raids
and arrested six bootleggers here
last night. They also conflscaUd a
quantity of moonshine whiskey at
nearly all of the places visited, they
claimed.
Renier, Pickhardt & Dunn
127 MAIN STREET
PHONE 1409-2
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Quaint bits of lace make
up the newest Van Raalte
Undergarments.
- This season each gar
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of Paris. They are short
and wide and roomy; novel
QloveSillUnclmmr 'deas a employed in novel
designs.
If you buy a Van Raalte garment we know you will
be satisfied for they wear wonderful and $re priced right.
The same can be said of their Suede Fabric Gloves
every style is the newest, every color is the latest, every
design is original Prices Right!
20 OFF on WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S- COATS
I
mperiority .is a fact
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For either purpose or for both purposes Victor
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