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New Britain herald., 1924-02-22
He had been married fourteen years

He had been married fourteen years she said.
 When the defendant, Mrs. Hope
 was called to the witness stand shC
 identified the man in the room with
 her as Mir. Exiner, who was fin the court room. She said he was in the clothing business in which her father. Thomas W. Walsh of 14l West Nine ty-fifth street, was also engaged. and that he was a friend of her fathers. She had an engagement with him prior 10 Nov. 26, she said, and called him on the phone to be sure he was in the city. They had an engagement for dinner, which included a friend of hers, Mrs. Louise Pristman, but the latter was unable to be present and Mrs. Hoppe went alone. she said. They expected 10 find Mrs. Pristman at the hotel when they returned from dinner. but she wasn't there, so they went 10 his room alone.
 Mrs. Hoppe said that after they en- tered the room, Mir. Exiner closed the uDbFt Bttd HDt 1E uiSiONSHtu d uIlb6H1Y and with her permission he removed his dinner coat. She also removed her coat and hat, she said. She in- sIste ed that she was not guilty Of im- proper conduct, and didn't even smoke cigarettes that evening.
 Exiner testified as did Mrs. Hoppc. He said he had known her about two years. and knew Of her husband, but had never met him. John Murphy, a bellboy at the Imperial, testified that he took water and cigarettes 10 Ex- irer's room after ii ?. m.. but insist cd that both were fully dressed and occupying chairs when he entered.
 Mrs. Louise Prist man corroborated the testimony of Mrs. Hoppe that she had an engagement with the party that night but had cancelled f.. Miss Catherine Schecher. employed as nurse for the two Hoppe children. was the only other witness. She testified that when Mrs. Hoppc came home one night her father came out with a gun and said he was Going to shoot that man outside" She told him the gun wasn't loaded. and when he opened ii he found that to be the fact.
 The testimony vas concluded and the court R1ll hear argument on Monday.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-22
Regularly S25.OO

Whether that was the reason, there was much comment on the fact that the district attorneys were the only set of officials not called on by the governor to present their views. When one Of their number rose to address the gathering at its close the meeting was promptly adjourned. The district attorneys who remained in town today were not in a friendly frame of mind toward the conference.
 While the outcome of the plan to bring about closer cooperation be- tween federal and state enforcement agencies, reaching a climax in the conference, appears rnther doubtful and hazy, the opinion here is that it served to emphasize these two points.
 l. That a majority of agents Of both federal and state governments regard the whole subject of enforcement as more or less of a joke: admit there Is not much sincerity in their ges- lures of enforcement and are con- Yinced the VolsteBd act cannot be enforced effectively.
 2. That there is much bitter feeling and jealousy between federal. and state police; some suspicious that some one is getting something" from enforcement and that the chief con- cern Of everybody is to pass the buck from one group Of officials to the other.
 Representatives of the federal en- forcement agency are not at all pleased with the criticism aimed at them by Police Commissioner Enright and other city officials. while the state officials are equally displeased by the sharp criticism made by Will liam Hayward and Palmer Canfieid. who placed responsibility for the breakdown Of the law on the gover- nor and his associates who repealed the Mullan-Gage law.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-22
.RABBIS STAND FOR
 DRY LAW ENFORCING
Also Vote Condemnation of the
 Ku KluX Kan

New York. Feb. 22.-The assembly Of orthodex rabbis Of the United States closed it's conventioh yesterday at the Broadway Central hotel by electing officers and framing resoiu- tions concerning the immigration law, ku klux Klan. prohibition and the Palestine movement.
 The assembly extended an invita- ton to foreign rabbis 10 make use of the religious tolerance or America and to come to this country to escape persecution. Five rabbis. one or whom arrived in the United States only six weeks ago from Soviet Rus sia. were admitted 10 the assembly. Rabbi Simon Glazcr of the Great Synagogue. New York. and chairman Of the executive committee. hn- nounccd. The resolutions were. briefly as follows:
 The assembly, of orthodox rabiyis extends it's greeting 10 all European rsbbis Co come to America and to make this their home.
 ''The assembly indorses the work Of the committee appointed to con fer with Commissioner Haynes in re- gard to sacramental wine. The con- vcntion requests prohibition authori- lies 10 prevent non-authorized per- sons from making withdrawals un- der the pretensr that il is for sacra- mental purposes.
 ''Thc convention looks with pity on the attempts Of some Americans 10 create differences among races and and prays to Almighty God these disturbers Of tho peace Of our country may sec the true light. Such organizations as the ku KUN Klan are a menace 10 our ciFiliza- ton.
 The assembly iHdorscs every prac- teal movement to establish a home land in Palestine" In connection with the last named resolution special thanks was expressed tO Secretary Hughes for his services in facilitating The establishment Of American Jews In Palestine through inc American consul al Jerusalem.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-22
Jap Prince of Royal
 Blood Naval Commander

Tokio. Feb. Shy mall to the As sociated Press1.-A prince of the im- perial blood has been appointed to high naval command. it is disclosed by recent naval announcement
 Admiral Prince Hiroyasu Fushini. head of the senior collateral branch of the imperial family. Is named com mander Of the Saseba naval base. Prince Fushimi has risen through actual service in the navy. having been wounded in tfe battle Of the sea Of Japan in 1905. when serving aboard Admiral Togots flagship the Mikasa.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-22
CEREMONY AWES WOMEN
Feminine Members of Parliament give Their First impressions of Assem-
 bly strcssing Dignity That Ere, ail-

Isv IT.. Azsoeiatcd Frees.
 London. Feb. 2g.-Two women ia- bor M. P.'s have given their imprcs- sions Of Parliament. after their first experience Of a business day there. to the Evening News.
 Miss susan Lawrence said as sHe listened to the debate on the address, shc felt is must be one ef the most memorable sessions e"Cr held. The whole atmosphere of the House was most impressive tc me" she declared. There was q setting of great dignity, and I was struck with the serious at tenticn given to the speeches. The House seemed permeated with q sense of thr greatness or thc things thai were happening. As a member of the Labor rutfy I frit that Parliament was on the threshold of an experience 10 which r.e had looked forward for many years"
 Miss Dorothy Iewson admitted that she had been thrilled by her partici- ration in the first day Of the session. Tn the House Of Lords the ceremony
New Britain herald., 1924-02-22
WOULD roRIcLosE MonrGAGl

An action Of mortgage foreclosure has been brought by the Savings Bank Of New Britain against George II. Wooding Of Plainyillc, the New Brit ain Trust company and Abraham Cor bach. The mortgage was given 10 the Savings Bank By Gorbaeh on February |. 1920 E T. Ringrosc is counsel for inc plaintiff and the action is rrturnahle in thc city court the sec- end Monday in March. The property is on Park Reserve.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-22
For Creaky Joints

Just rub on the ncw application called Joint Ease if you want tO know shat real joint comfort Is.
 It's for stifT. swollen. or paln-;or- tured joints whether caused by rheu- Inatism or not
 4 few seconds rubbing and fl sosks right in through skin and flesh right down 10 ligament and bone.
 It oils up and limbers up inc joints subdues the inflammation and reduces the swelling. Joint Ease is the one great remedy for all joint troubles and ali five druggists are dispensing r daily-a tube for 50 centa
New Britain herald., 1924-02-22
NEW YORK SKATERS
 WANT NEW DRY LAW
Prosecutors See Need Of an En-
 iOrcenent Act

Albany, Feb. 22.-The liquor flow into New York state will not be cur tailed or interrupted as a result of the big conference in the capitol of fed eral, state and city enforcement agents, officials seem 10 believe. Three hundred of the "best minds" engaged fin upholding the Volstead act have met and evolved nothing, they say. The opinion yesterday was that the liquor situation is un- changed.
 Gov. Smith has announced he will appoint a committee to propose some system for coordination Of all agencies empowered with liquor law enforcement. but Mir. Smith himself made clear that he did not expect much 10 come of that.
 The district attorneys of the state are almost unanimously Of the opinion that q state enforcement act similar 10 the Mullan-Gage law should be re-enacted by the legisla- ture. That view was voiced emphat- icaIly at the meeting yesterday Of the association of district attorneys. There were only three votes fin oppo- sition to a resolution calling for an- other Mullan-Gage law, and those were cast by New York district at- torneys.
 Guy B. Moore, district attorney of Erie. proposed the resolution and in supporting it insisted that if this state Is to do any effective work in upholding the federal law there must be a state law placing squarely on the county officials the duty of en- forcement.
 The action of the district attorneys was said 10 have been reported to the Governor before tke conference met in the Capitol Wednesday evening.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-22
P. 0. EXAMINATIONS FOR
 BRISTOL AND FORESTVILLE
Civil Ser,icc Commission To Hold Tests soon of Candidates for
 postnlastcrship
rY DEonGE N. MANNING.

Washington Bureau Of \. E. Hcrald)
 Washington. D. C., Feb. 22.-EXam- nations will be announced by the civil service commission shortly of candi- dates for appointment as postmaster al Bristol. Deep River. Bantam, Dor by, Forestviile. Guilford. Jewett City, ymc. Ridgeticl1. Rockville. saybrook. Windsor and Windsor Locks. Conn. where there arc now vacancies or where vacancies will soon occur.
 The post office department has re- gUested the commission to hold tests of applicants for these postmaster ape rointmrnts. The commission will probably make the announcement tn n few days and fix the dates for the examination either late in March or carly in April.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-22
AII.IGE DRIVER WAS DRusK

Paul Cisnci. s5 Charles street. Hart ford. will be arraigned in police court tomorrow morning charged with oper- aiing a motor vehicle while under tho influence Of liquor. A continuance will be taken in the ease until next Wed nesday when if wiII be tried. Cianci was the driver Of the machine the police service car was chasing vhcn 1t crashed into a pole on North street sunday night. cianci's flight was cpd cd when his machine collided with trolley car on Stanley street. resulting in injuries which nscsssitated his con fnemcnt at inc New Britain General hospital since.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-22
SALESMAN ACCUSED BY WILLIE HOPPE
Names Him as Correspondent in
 Divorce Action

New York, Feb. 22.-The trial oi the divorce suit of William Hoppc, billiard champion, against Mrs. Alice Beatrice Hoppe, sister of George Walsh. film actor and Raoul Walsh, director, began yesterday before Su- preme Court Justice O'Malley with testimony that Mrs. Hoppe was found in a room at the Hotel Imperial on Now 26 last occupied by Edward M. Exiner, salesman Tor a clothing housc. John O'kane, friend or Hoppe, who said he was an investigator for thC United States shipping Board. was the witness.
 o'kane testified that he was follow ing Mrs. 1ioppe that day and saw her enter Room 1iO9 al 6:3O D. m., and leave at 7:40, accompanied by d man. They went to a restaurant in Mest Forty street and returned at 70 p. m., O'kaGl said. lie stated that Mir. Hopes nfNhcr and his attorney. Abraham Goodman of the Times building. joined him, and they gained a6mittance 10 the room later. He tos- tifed that they found Mrs Hoppc partly disrobed, sitting in an easy chair smoking q cigarette. The man who had accompanied her to the res taurant was in the room. but neither had anyt hing 10 say. he said.
 Mrs. Frances M. Hoppe. mother of the billiard champion. testified that her son-in-iaw, Caldwell E. spaetz, also was in the party when they visit cd the room in the Hotel Imperial. Mrs. HOppe had removed her dress and was in q black slip. the mother said. When cross-examined. Mrs. Hoppe said she didn't know her son intended to seek a divorce until she was asked 10 join the raiding party.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-22

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New Britain herald., 1924-02-22
Mgs At ss

Plymouth. Eng. Feb. 2e.-He Is ss and she Is e. but William Hayden and Mrs. Elizabeth Gioynes have sust embarked upon journey OCT .uari- tai seas.
 The groom. a Crimesn war vet eran. who hobbies along with the aid Of a stick. sat down while the gre fnony vas being perforrnde.
 I'm not as young as l ussd to bc." he apoIogized.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-22

struck mo as being on gorge6us
 piano." she said, and one could re- cognize the antiquity of the traditions from which the proceedings arose. I thought il must be trial 10 make a first speech in thc environment or the House of Commons and with such critical listeners"
New Britain herald., 1924-02-22

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New Britain herald., 1924-02-22

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24

papci obediente. Hum0 que Saie ue
DIS pipas vac as. Efecto de Ia
lectura de la mente con la ba-
raja. Suerte para caleulo rapi-
dfsimo. Alcancia misteriosa. Ca
ia mAgica de escapatoria. Para
ID buiar Un retrato en- circo Sc.
.gundos. Para hscer que un mai
pc salte de Ia baraja y CORA So
bre la mesa. Modo de decir 'el
nnmern en- que piensa una per-
soma. Para decir la hora de un
reloj prestado. que Sc coloca con
la caratula para abajo sobre
una mesa. Liquido morado, YER
de Y roio que sc SAGA de la mis-
ma botella. Ell anilJn magico one
frana EoIor~a o,,;r;@u,J ct,,o.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24
pAnrE 2o.-Du1cEs! soRpErEs pAsrEIEs

Mas de 100 ideas sugestiones toda muier encon
tiara gran valor de sasas ostaza Chop
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clio. Fates rescos invierno Para honga
hueyos Para almacenar omates coles eotes, Chi
charo haba frijoles gusantes etc. Pepnos encprtdo
Tamales, Chile
.a PARTE 22.-LAS GRANDESa aRECETAS DE S5o.uo0
Esta parte contene IS formulas que valen fortuna
todos Aquf dan los ltimos descubrmentos eien
fcos Masas sirven para hacer imtacones marmo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24

te de mOnedas Moneda que
te de mOneda de Para decir la fecha
de moneda plestada. FL esqueeto
mistica Una suerte de naipes exceent FL
daS Para andar sebre herro caliente
las barajas hayan voteado Manera de
iaro resuctarlo Panuelo sacado de
Hotela de sOrprende Para hacer mag
cos Para romper piedra de puhetazo
naipe moneda Para hacer retorne baraa
naipe arroado la magica Para cam
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24
MANERA DE oRDENAR

Como nuestro surtdo de esos brOs muy limitado 81
eiempar tiene Ohrar inmedia
tamente Pnnga direccon e cup6n. envfe
10 nueda usted obligado nnguna manera
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examnaro Embellishments antes
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MANDE Ell PEDIDO HOY MISMO Nupsra sxistencia
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ANTES DE PAGARLO. F-.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24

Mas dc 100 sugestiones y ayndas para la veas
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Preservation de afombras Sgestiones para
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oras muchas sugestioncs consoles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24

NCA w NtA
blado. Para hacer
que los 'espiritus'
toquen el violin.
Anillos de espec'
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III -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24
rAnrE s1ApAnA GUITAR BoRRonEs Y nANcHAs

z.
Contiene nformes muy importanes para todos Los 50
reto oue aou caramente faeitaran la vd"
Rerlas bara Regas la vida Praetca
ria practca. Prncpios generates detaues Neit"e "a
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mran on los hombres. Lo que los hombres admran en-
mujeres muieres detestan entos homoreS oos
que deben recordarse ETC. ETC.
pARTE 33-sEcRETos PARA PREDEcIR LA FORTUNA
Diez diferentes de adivnar la fortuna freFeh
ci6n de los acontecmentos Fortuna las matemacas'
Manera de decr de una mujer FL oraculo mageo
FortnR con los dados Pape magco. Quiromancia La for
estrelas.
Suertes magicas e fuego Cadenas de fuego FoS'
RelampagoS cuarto como tunor una
moneda una Como encender lampardS
brian. Platano ardiene Para conner
umbre Para encender vea de aqua DO
elas de Chispas de la boca Cabos de yea
fur pomo' papel de China Fara luh-
dir acero faci!mente como ell pomo Etc, ETC.
PARrE s5.-MARAvILLAs, sEcRETos MsTERIos
Cosas misteriosas. Pape secane con tire
Cuadros migcosy cuadros cambiantes Epelos magcos
Correspondence invisible Hero vueve plata FaSco
magco Metamorfoss horrenda Cuchara magca Gallo en-.
Cuerda migca otros muchos secretos mister"
sumamente originates
PARTE se--MAGIA ANTIGUA Y N1oDERNA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24

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margarine. Ldpiz para soldar. ia
rabe de Samson. Curtidura sin corte-
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de arena comdn. Velas s6lidas de
manteca. Imitaci6 or de leche. Pa
pei msgico. Eorradoree. Secantos.
Aderezos de .calzado. Betunes. ia
bones para metale Imitaci6n de
vidrio. Lustres. Para los insectos.
Compuesto para la niebla, para la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24
PARTE 81 REvELAc-oN DE LA CABAAA

En- "a antigiedad muchos creyeron en-
la Cahala on los sgnos, epcanta-
mieni.,s, anu etos, etct, cabalistlcos'
Aun ahora hay personals que todavia
Green on 81 pcder de esta ciencia' asi
es que este cap'tulo que contlene algu'
nos inf rmes cabalfsticos Sc incluye en-
este lihro para los que tengan interes
en- tales secretos. Los secretOs cabalis-
ticos s;guientes Sc incluyen en- esta par
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24
IN TR o UC CIO N

para radiator Pntuas lanas Jabones pintufas
GAIA Emalte Hganse pocos de esto arr
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PARTE 1o-1M1TAcIoNEs DE ORC, PLATA PLATING
PIEDRAs PRECIosAs
Aquf Sc dan 25 formulas secretamente gaardadas por
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tistas Corales. Pedra damantes.
PARrE 11-FABR1cACIoN DE cosAs TITLES
PRACTICAS ,
Todos esos srtfcu!os pueden fdcilmente
precio salvavidas artificial
guitar pinura Para hieo heo salchha imi
tadas Pasta ratas Porarreo Alimento Venus
IA Trampas pequehos Marcos para
loies para patear
qufnlca Teia magica uambre para mosca Potines
PARTE 12.--PREPARAcIoNEs, PoLvos, PERFUMES
ETC PARA ToCADoR.
Todos compran estas preparedness. Aqua de Colona
nglesa Iquidos todas classes Pol
vos para prfumador Povos Jabones Pastas
dienes Pasas para pel Lapices para los abios para
las ceias Polvos para los pies. Etc, Etc.
PARTE 1a.-TINTURAs PARA Ell cABELLo, cHAMPUEs.
LocIoNEs, ETC.
Aqu 81 recetas faciIes de enender Formulas pa
s el peo quidOs para curar caspa. enchnar Ell
pelo superhuo Flufdo para hjar e bigote Etc. etc.
PARTE 14-REMED1os MED1o1NAs
medicinas personal para venderse acete para
reumatsmo Remedio para offensive Nerviodad
icor Elixir de la vida Dolor de ofdos Escao
Hemorrgia Tos po poiope G,eneS dc m dor Her
rdas Fegas Ronquera Comez6n. labios partidos
Ilel artificial Etc etc
PARTE 15.-PREvENcIoN DE ACADEMIES
PE1MERA AYuDA
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24

VtI dyUUd tU
case de clos. Esta parte COLI
tiene informaciones extrema,
damente titles y de gran va
lor EN- cualquier c'rcunstan-
cia. Todas las familias debe-
rfan leer cuidadosamcnte esta
parte que le .ahorrara I'm
gran numero de dificultades
y peligros, y les dara con,-
pletas instruecione5 en- case
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-24
pARTE 24-pARA L1mp1AR Y puI1R

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