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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1923
KNOTTY PROBLEM
IN LIQUOR CASE
Can Society Distribute Free
Drinks to Members
lias an organization the rlgl t to
purchase liquor to dispense to I's
members free of charm;? Can th.
pajment of dues to u 'cl-y be con
mruc'I, nn'lrr t!;o liquor laws, to le
the payment for liquor serve.i suh
ffiicntly nt tioeial affairs, iiti'l make
the forlt-ty gulllj- of telling the II.
iiior? Thi se atvl a number of olhr
linporMr.t questions on the ll'iuor
situation are experts! to he i)ecljei
on Nowmber ."M when Ju'Jbo l'.en
.iainln W. Alllns will rule on the
iuine against Michael I'lan, ice
preshlfiit of tho ' krainlan society,
who wan trkil this morning on a
charge of violating the liquor laws
Halur'lay night.
After listening to the evidence
Ji n '1 to lengthy arguments by Hun
ferford & t-axe, counsel for the de
tfiiiant, and Prosecutor Joseph O.
Woods, Judge Ailing reserved decis
ion until November 3". saying that
he would give both sldeg an opjior.
t unity to submit briefs on the
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taken any time will
mildly stimulate
your liver and stait
your bowels. Then
you will both look
e.nd feel clean. k er-t and refreshed.
Vour head will be clear, stomach
Kweft, tonguo pink and your skin
rosy,
Hecause ''asoarcts" never gripe
or sicken, it has become the largest
helling laxative In the world.
Directions for men, women, chil
dren on each box any drugstore.
law Involved In the case. He sal
that he wanted to give the case care
ful consideration l.tforn deciding It.
as the points Involved hao never
been brought up before.
Jj. tt ctlvo S''ig.ant Cicoi'ge C. Kl
linger and l'ollccman Thomas J.
rcemy visited the hall .Saturday
I night and found a benefit dance In
i progress In the upstairs hall. (Joint:
I to the basement, t hey found a nnm
! her of in' n standing at a bar drink
ing beer and so la. There were two
jbai tenders and Detective S'-rgeant
j ICllli'ger saw one of them pouring
i some liquor from a milk bottle lino
a glass, lie took the dottle of II.
: Uor and the glass, and the two po
licemen qiKsiion'd tin: bartenders.
hlle they were quest ionltig them,
I'lan came downstairs and said that
lie was the ice-prcsldent of the so
ciety and In charge (,f the danc.' and
relreshni' n's. e sill,) 11. at. both
bartenders were members of the so
ciety and were giving the liquor to
members only, no charge being
made for the drinks. Admission to
the dance was 3! cents, but only
members could g'l the liquor, I'lan
said. The police took the liquor and
arrested him.
During the arguments on the case,
a number of hypothetical situations
that come under the case were pro
pounded. One was that the city. a
chartered organization composed of
Its citizens, could take money from
the treasury, purchase a supply of
liquor, and announce that all resi
dent of the city could have a drink
by calling at. the city clerk's office
at a certain time. Another w.us that
if three men chip in and purchase
a bottle of liquor, can they drink the
liquor among themselves without
making themselves liable to arrest'.1
flamci from the Lcnapo were now
leaping high Into the air und light
lug up even th shore over a mile
away."
CLUB 10 YEARS OLD
The tenth anniversary of the
founding of the Polish Students'
club of Boston will be observed at
Boston on Wednesday, November
2S. Dr. Henry J. Cleszynski. Coun
cilman B. A. Grysbowskl. and Mar
tin Stempien of this city will be
the local representatives at the ob
servance. Leo J. Waskelewicz of
this city Is president of the club
this year.
The club plans a danco on the
night before Thanksgiving, and a
banquet Thanksgiving evening. Mr.
Grysbowskl is chairman of the
committee in charge.
CHI.M.SE CITY TAKEN'
Peking. Nov. 19 (P) Paoting Ku,
provincial capital of Chisli, 10q
miles southwest of Peking, has been
captured by an army under General
Teng Pao-Sen, of the group opposed
to Marshal Chang Tso-I.ln.
The city fell after considerable
fighting with the reliring forces of
the Manchurian leader.
Gives Graphic Account ol Rescue
From Lenape
Bridg. port, Nov. IS P-E. .1.
Iterger, 34, passerger on the ill
fated Clyde liner I.eiiape, returned to
his hoiue here today, and Is recover
ing from slight Injuries received In
having the burning vessel,
Mr. fiercer louay gave a vivid ac
count of his experiences with the
passengers on the I.eiiape huddled
on deck for four hours while the
cap'aln ran his steamer to a point
Inside the Delaware breakwater.
"When the flames burst through
the deck, there were about sixty of
us younger men who were not. in
life boats," said Berger. "The places
in the first life boats that were
swung out on the davits were allot
ted to the women and older people.
We were left on deck to wait our
turn.
"We had been called up on deck
about 11 o'clock and the life boats
were swung out on their davits
about halt an hour later.
"At that time we were all laugh
ing and joking. They told us tho
boat was on fire, but It seemed ri
diculous for we couldn't see any
flames and there was only an oc
casional slight puff of smoke. As
the hours passed however and wc
waited on deck with our life pre
servers already adjusted the smoke
began to get thicker.
"Orders were given for the wornen
and old folks to get into the life
boats. There had been a slight, pan
ic when the boats were first put out
through the people pushing aside to
get Into them. The boats were not
lowered until the last minute, how
ever, and when the flames finally
did burst through, there were some
of us like myself who had to drop
over the side of the boat on the
end of ropes and hong there, won
dering whether we could hold on
despite the growing heat until a life
boat could get back to take us off.
"Some of the men who were
hanging by tho ropes finally fell
Into the water and were later picked
up as they were swimming close
to the burning boat. I held on to
my rope until coast guard rum
chaser No. 1'iS came along under me.
Then T dropped from the rope tnlo
the little coast guard boat, slightly
spraining my ankle In doing so, but
otherwise escaping Injury.
"Although this happened around
three o'clock In the morning the
HELD IN HEAVY BAIL
Now Havm Man Under Arrest
Iktnds 1 Irst I1fxl at f20,000 Hut
1-OWPTCTl to $",000.
New Haven, Nov. 19 P pay.
mond .Mu rosea, 21, placed under
arrest lale last night and held In
the exceptionally high bond ot
$Jo,oo'.i, was still In a cell this
morning but his bull had been re
duced to J 7.000. No Information
was given out; at police headquur
ters as to the charge against hlrn
but it Is understood that ho Is re.
garded as the leader of a gang of
men who have been In several hi
jacking expeditions and thefts of
whiskey In storage.
In one of thu whiskey stealing
Incidents there have been seven ar
rests and Maresca is said to be ac
cused of being the leader In that
adventure.
Maresca Is well known to tho po
lice, having been arrested several
times In narcotic drug cases.
LOCARNOJREATY
Germany Now Is Expected to;
Follow Suit
London. Nov, 19 (Ph-Tho house
of commons having last night by n
vote ot 376 to 13 given Its sanction
to the security pact formulated at
I.ocarno wph the purpose of bring
ing permanent peace to Europe, the
expectation now is that the German
relchstag shortly will follow suit and
ratify it.
The adoption of the measure by
tho lower house of parliament par
took somewhat of tho nature of an
ovation for Austen Chamberlain, the
Hrltlsh foreign secretary, to whose
efforts the success of tho Locarno
conference was largely due. Both
Itamsay MacDonald, the former
labor premier, and David Lloyd
George, Great Hrltnln's wartime
prime minister, paid tribute to Mr.
Chamberlain's work, which Mr. Mac
Donald declared had substantially
advanced tho cause of peace. In tho
voting a majority of the followers of
Mr. MacDonald cast their ballots
with tho government, but some ot
them abstained from voting,
VOTE EXTRA DIVIDEND
New York, Nov, ID (Ps Directors
of the Atlantic Coast. Lino Itallroad
company today declared an extra
dividend of $1 a share on the com
mon stock In addition to tho regular
semi-annual payment of $2.50.
With the extra dividend paid ear
lier In the year, the total distribution
on the Issue for 1 !t 2 5 has been
raised to 13 compared with J8 In
in:.
The extra dividend Is payable out
of non-operating Income of January
11 to stock of record December 16.
FALSE FIRE ALARM SOUNDED
Ciller Xoblo Asks l'ollrc to Invcstl.
(tato Fake' Call lo Firemen From
Stanley and South Strews,
Tho police are conducting an In
vestigation to discover tho Identity
of the person or persons responsible
for the sending In of a false alarm
Irom Hox 231 nt the corner of Stan
ley and South street at 8:10 o'clock
this morning. Tho fire department,
with Chief William J. Noble, re
sponded to the call, but found no
sign of any fire In tb vicinity. The
chief reported the matter to tho police.
CHURCH VOTE IS CLOSE
Nashville, Tenn., Nov. 19 UP)
Anion by three conferences of the
Methodist Episcopal church. South,
voting today on unification with
tho Methodist Episcopal, cuts down
the lead of the ufflrmatlve column
over tho negative by 40 votes.
Southern Methodist headquarters
announced tonight. The vote i
4.031 for and 3,538 against. The
pro-unlflcatlon vote now leads the
cntl by only 493 votes.
INSPECTS NAVAL DISTRICT
K. B. Webster, chief machinist,
!'. S. N., was in New Britain this
morning and Inspected the dis
trict. He was well pleased and said
the city has made a good showing
In the navy and he hopes for a
continuance of the condition.
Navy enlistments from New
Britain are accepted at Hartlord
and the navy recruiting station,
post office building, and all enlist
ments are for four years.
The navy Is desirous of enlisting
special mechanics, such as boiler
makers, machinists nnd pattern
makers and is also accepting first
enlistments iu the hospital corps.
Men with a grammar school edu
cation may compete for tho hospi
tal corpj.
READ HERALD :LASSII IED ADS
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hot breads, cakes, pie crusts,
dumplings-all will be light, tender
and delicious if you use
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Vigor Producing Elixir Brings
Glorious Health and Radiant
Vitality to Weak, Exhausted People
Men and Women, Weak and Nervous, Need the Help of This
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Glad to Offer on Money-Back Plan
THE WHOLESOME
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Here Is a medicine that Is taking
tho country by storm thousands of
bottles are sold daily.
Thousands of onco worn out, run
down human machines now know
the happiness that buoyant ' ex
hilarating health brings.
Dare's Mentha Pepsin is first of
all a powerful digestive. It starts
nt the root of most human misery
the stomach.
It builds up and makes strong the
digestive organs so that, every par
ticle of food you eat Is properly and
thoroughly digested and assimilated
into the blood stream, furnishing
nourishment that produces vigor
ous health.
Without proper digestion good
health is impossible. Foul gases ac
cumulate and loxins poison the
blood.
Always rememher that nine time
In ten the ailments that continually
bother you and make you feel de
pressed nnd unfit are caused by the
stomach not functioning properly.
So now nil men and women who
are weakened by dlseaso or Over
work, who are nervous and Irritable-,
can put their faith In this tonlo
medicine that la pleasant to take
and agreeable to the stomach.
People who have sallow skin, are
mentally depressed and ' can't get
restful sleep at. night am advised to
Iry this sterling up building elixir.
P.ear' tn mind that you can prove
tho goodness of Dare's Mentha Pep
sin by trying just ono bottle an if
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medicine you have ever tried.
Axelrods Pharmacy or any druggist
will gladly return you money with
out quibbling.
So why not for your health's sake,
get a bottle today? It is probably
just what you need to hdlp you get
well and strong again.
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ill
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Come for Miles
You Bargain-seekers
Values awaiting you at
prices that will shatter all
selling records of the year.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF IMPORTANCE TO EVERY MAN
THE BIGGEST, BROADEST, MOST COMMANDING
CLOTHING SELLING EVENT
EVER HELD IN THIS SECTION
Store Closed
Wednesday and Thursday
to mark down entire stock
for the Greatest Clothing
Store Sale ever held in
New Britain.
DONT
MISS
IT
HERE
IS A REAL
CLOTHING
SALE
That will measure up
to everything the word
SALE means.
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MEN'S SUIT -a OVERCOAT-
SALE STARTS TOMORROW
II-
HERE
IS A REAL
CLOTHING
SALE
That will measure up
to everything the word
SALE means.
LOT No. 1
75 MEN'S AND
YOUNG MEN'S SUITS
Value $25-$30-
i.e., $-f yi 95
This SALE
at
LOT No. 2
. 42 MEN'S AND
YOUNG MEN'S SUITS
The latest Models
All Shades
?3."-$tO Value
To Go at
This SALE
at
Don't confuse this event with
the ordinary sale, for it is the
greatest, grandest stock of
merchandise ever placed on
sale in this city.
It is of far-reaching import
ance and means a chance to
save for every man.
50 OVERCOATS
Plain and Belted Backs
Conservative and
Young Men's
Models
To Go at
This SALE
at
19
.95
79 OVERCOATS
The Latest Models
All Shades
S30-$40 Values
To Go at
This SALE
at
$2g.oo
The prices quoted here will
give you only a vague idea of
what savings are made pos
sible at this store.
A visit will prove that cold
type fails to describe this price
reduction.
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