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New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
HOMESICK, GALLIGAN IS
 BACK IN HEREIN, ILL.
Toe of Clansman Who Went Into Exile, Returns to Lares
 and PenAtes

Marion. Illinois, May lS.--(AP)-- Exiled since February 5, when he signed an agreement with Governor Small to leave the county, George Galligan was again in the sheriff's 8 office Of Williamson county today. HomesickneAs urged him back, he said.
 Leaving in the interests of peace in the strite.torn Williamson county, Sheriff Galligsn returned talking of harmony and good will toward all factions.
 He said he had visited Governor Small at Springfield, Ill.,. last week and that the executive has made no serious objection to the sheriff's re- turn. Governor Small advised, how. ever, that he await the change in city administration at Herrin. H.. which went anti.Klan in recent election, Galligan added. IL was in Herrin that Sheriff Gal ligsn. avowed anti-Klansman. was center of trouble. Elected to of. flee In June, 1922, Galligan opposed the appearance more than a ysai later of s. Glenn Young, spectacular raider Of the Ku Kiux Klan.
 Thirteen months after Young'' first raid, Galligan's chief lieutenant Deputy Sheriff Ora Thomas, fought a duel with Young in Herrin ho' tel. Both were killed.
 Sheriff Galligan described hi leave taking as a vacation for s( days:
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
London Clamps Lid
 On BOlshevik Increase

London, May 13.-(AP)-The Daily Chronicle says the police are taking strong measures against the BoIsheyiks in London. Tho permits of numerous persons 10 remain in England have been cancelled and the renewal Of others refused, the num- ber thus dealt with mounting into the hundreds. Quantities of ltcra- ture have also been seized. In con- sequence of these measures, the paper declares, the Bolshovik book shop here, where the newspapers Pravda, Izyestia and other pubica- tions were sold, has been closed and the official BoIshevik paper in Eng land, the Soviet Union Review, has ceased publication. The staff of tho Russian commercial esta ablishments arc being greatly reduced, The Chronicle adds but it is unaware whether this is due to tho police campaign or merely to economy.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
HOLD YELLOW KID
 FOR BANK THEFTS
Man With Orange WhiskerS
 Found in Purple Gown

Chicago, May 13.-(AP)-Joseph Yellow Kid' Wei, confidence man. whose whiskers of burnt orange hue have appeared in numerous court rooms, was arrested today and held with four associates in connection with three bank robberies which netted $500,ooo.
 Detectives who started search for the "Yellow Kid" yesterday when warrants for him were issued, trailed him 10 an apartment hotel. They loitered about until his sing ing betrayed his exact location. En- tering the room they found him In flowing dressing gown of purple. He denied the charge Of marketing stolen bonds contained In the war rants.
 Such a thing is preposterously out of my lne' he protested.
 The Yellow Kid" announced he had reformed several months ago when he was released from Joliet prison, but he later was held to the grand jury on a charge of defraud ing Hermin l. Kutter, Hamilton, Ohio, manufacturer, Of s37,5o0.
 The warrants were issued for him after the arrest Of James Head, alias Hard, in a brokerage office try ing to sell liberty bonds valued al $IN,o0o, which were believed stolen in the Northwest National bank hold-up in Milwaukee, Harry San try said to be member Of the band who furnished information to the police. also was held.
 Resides the Milwaukee robbery in which $275.oe0 in bonds was ob- | tGincd, authorities connected the ! SI00,00o bond hold-up of the Citi- zens State Bank of Shumway, Ill., and the hold-up o' Chenoa, Ill., bank. which lost stS4,0oo in cash and bonds with the operations of the band.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
DENIES SCANDAL IN
 RAILROAD FAILURE
Byram Indignant Over Stories
 Concerning C. M. & St.P.

Chicago, May 13.-H. F. Byram, receiver and former president of the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway, today took exception to charges he said newspapers had published that the receivership of the railway was held back until aft CT congress adjourned because bankers wished 10 handle the pro- position that way.
 "The facts are" MT. Byram said, that we approached the government last fall to see about financial as- sistance in the way Of a loan and were told the government had no money 10 lend us. We considered 1t would be futile to follow with a formal request after we had been informed there was no money avail able.
 When we found the government was unable 10 assist us by new loans we felt it could help us in a prac- tical way by reducing the interest on outstanding notes. A petition for reduction in rate of interest charges by the government on it's loans to the railroads was before congress xxxx. This proposition was one of the last things considered by congress and we could not tell until the session closed whether we would be granted the relief sought. When congress adjourned without favor. able action there was nothing Jeff for the road 10 do but apply for re- ceivershp.
 The newspaper articles criticisinE the railroad for the action taker also intimate that there is need fol an investigation and insinuate that there may be tue makings of a frs class scandal in the affairs of tht | rilroad. x \. It is only fair tt give those who are responsible fol those unfounded reports notice tha i nothing but what is now known wil be developed by an investigation.
 The present financial situation l. due to a succession of unforeseel developments in the last 10 or 1 years. In addition to the economi disturbance incident 10 the worl' 1 war--tremendous increases In price of materials, wages and taxes much business has been diverted f
 the Panama Canal and to the moto vehicles"
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
Police Official FavOrs
 Crime News Publication

New York, May 13.--sir Robert Peacock. chief constable of Man. chester, England, faNors the pubi- cation Of crime news. Speaking at the international police conference here last night he said that more detailed information about crimes and criminals should be supplied the newspapers. He advocated estab- iishment of central police bureaus 10 distribute such information.
 Any country would be too small for the criminal to hide in," he said, if sufficient publicity were given ,he details Of crimes and the de- scription of persons wanted there fore.
 "Valuabls assistance has been rendered the police by th" publica- ton in the press Of the details Of crimes"
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
"Top OF THE WORLD" CAPITOL

Tonight is the last showing at the Capitol of the splendid bill of Keith vaudeville and tho photoplay feature, Excuse Me-"
 Native plcturegoers whose fiction reading includes the popular works Of Ethel M. Dell will soon have the opportunity of seeing this authors greatest novel on the local screen. A picturizatlon of her widely read story. The Top of the World" was recently completed for Paramount under the direction Of George Mel ford. It will be the main film at traction at tho Capitol Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
 The Keith vaudeville program for the last half of the week offers as the big attraction Myron Pearl and his company presenting Dance Echoes" Other acts are Frank Work and company, in Three O'clock in the Morning.; Hare and Hare, a clever pair of girls, in Songs, Steps and Smiles; Frank Bush, a fayorite Keith entertainer, known as "rhe American Story teller" and Paul Savoy and the Albu Sisters in song dance and music.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
East Berlin, Conn. Lady Says
 Nothing Equals Nox-Ri-Tiis

results that have received from the use Of this great medicine, that l am now telling all my friends that have any form Of rheumatism to be sure and start the Nox-Ri-Tis treatment at once. Remember that after spending large sums of money for other treatments and medicines, none Of them did me any good, Nox-Ri- Tis certainly is blessing and worthy of the confidence of all rheumatic sufferers"
 Another lady who says that Nox- Riffs is the only medicine to take for rheumatism, is Mrs. John Chap man. She says: T am free from rheumatism and pain for the first time in three years and nothing but the great SoN-Ri-Tis did it. It is the only medicine that I ever took for rheumatism that did not upset my stomach. It is wonderful" Call at MilIer-Hanson Drug Co, 30 Church St.. and get the booklet, Forms Of Rheumatism" A laboratory expert lis here to explain Nox-Ri-Tis."
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
It. Col. DenniStOun
 Resigns Commission

London, May l3.-(AP)-Lieuten- ant Colonel Ian Onslow Dennistoun, whose former wife, Dorothy Muriel Dannistoun, lost a break Of contract case against him recently in a trial marked by sensational testimony, has resignc his commission in the army. The reason IS not given. Colonel Dennistoun, who is now the husband Of the Dowaser Countess Csrnarvon, was charged by his for mer wife with countensncing her illicit relations with the late Sir John Cowans 70 further his orn military ambitions.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
SOyiets Plan Worlds
 Highest Observatory

Tihis, Georgian Republic, May 13. -- (AP)-Soviet Russia is soon to have the highest meteorological sta ton in Europe. The Caucasian de- partment Of mines is preparing to send a scientific expedition to Mount F'lbruz, the highest peak in Europe, 10 establish series of obserratories on its snow-clad slopes. The first station will be erected at $500 feet, the second at 13,OOO and the third at 1s,200 feet.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
British Tire Prices Take Sharp Advance

London, May 13.-(AP)-1n- creases Of from 10 10 19 per cent in the prices Of tires are announced by several British manufacturers, be- ginning today. The manufacturers point out that prices in other coun- tries, including the United States, Germany and N'rance, have been ad- lanced, England being almost the only country hitherto unaffected by the rise in the cost Of rubber,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
THEY HAD THE LaBEJS

Detroit, May 13.-A three-story building, equipped from basement 10 garrot with modern machinery and equipment for bottllng and capping bottles, was raided yesterday by fed cral prohibition agents, led person ally by James R. Davis. federal pro hibition director for Michigan. More than five gallons Of liquor was found. Labels for all the old and popular brands of whiskcy, gin and liquors were also found. There was no one on the premises when the officers arrived.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
GETS FREEDOM OF LONDON

London, May l3.-(AP)-The freedom Of the ancient city Of London Was conferred today upon the Earl Of Oxford. formerly Her bert H. Asquith, in the presence of company including Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin. chancellor Of the EXchequer Winston Churchill For cjEn Secretary Austen Chamberlain. Sir William Joyuson-HtckS Lords Haiz and Jo|hcce and former Prime Minister Lloyd George.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
Thugs Rolled But Hit
 Tailor and Run Away

New Haven, May l$.-TWo mon entered the r &; e, clothing store on Chapel street yesterday and al in" point of guns attempted to force Abe Levine, a tailor employed there, 10 opon the safe. When Abe told them That he did not know the combina-
 ion one of inc pair hit him on the head with the butt end of a gun. AS Levine fell 10 the floor. unconscious,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13

HANDS smooth and white and ready for close inspection at any time!
 Is such thing possible, with all the work you have to dol
 Yes!
 The trouble does not lie in the homework you do, but in the soap you use while doing it. The skin of your hands is just as delicate as silk-yet you wouldn't think of washing your dainty silken gar ments with harsh laundry soaps,
 Millions of women have given up the idea that they must sacrihce their hands to their housework or their homework to their hands
 They now use Ivory for every soap-and-vater purpose!
 They know that Ivory will not hurt their hands, for they have pro tected their complevions with it all their lives. And they know, too, that Ivorys rich suds will cleanse everything in the house efficiently, quickly, and economically.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
IF I MARRY AGAIN" PALACE

Endless days and nights of steady rain; a tropical fever that racks the body and hefuddlcs the mind would all this he enough 10 kill the spark of love Of a husband for his wife? This interesting situation arises in "If I Marry Again." which will be the First National attraction at the Palace .theater beginning Thursday
 The Keith vaudeville program will have four clever acts featured. The Dawson Sisters will he seen in songs and dances; Jim and Bee Mcintyre will offer a novelty act; Noel and Waiter Terciral present a skit by Damon Runyon, "Oh Lady, Lady" and the Wilson Co. have a revue novelty 10 offer.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13

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New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
ARCH ST. PROPERTY SOLD

George V. and Frank [. Traut sold today through the Camp Real Estate company, the property of the Traut Estate on Arch street to Harry NJ. Shor Of Hartford. Mir. shor plans to' erect building containing four stores and apartments on Arch street, and an apartment house on Prospect street.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13

the men ran out Of the store and down the street. Levine was taken to his home later, suffering from shock and slight concussIon of the brain. Nothing was taken from the store. The safe contained about $i00.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13

s. E. Dinsdale Of New York city will give lecture on Time Of De- liverance" in Oxleys assembly hall at o'clock Sunday afternoon. This talk has been arranged by and will be given under the auspices Of tho International Bible Students asso. citation. The public is invited. Ad- mission will be free and no tollcc. ton will be taken.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
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Albany, x. r., May 13.-Joe Glicl Of New York city won the judges decision over Frankie Lafay Of Troy in 8 l2-round bout here last night Click weighed 1924 and La,ay l54
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13

Another highly respected q n q well = known lady of East Berlin, Conn.,, comes for ward with a won derful statement, telling what the NoX-Ri-Tis treat ment did for her. She is Mrs, E. NIusso, and says:
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New Britain herald., 1925-05-13

T, Foley has been authorized to pur- chase new l'ordson tractor. which will be used for road scrRping and removing snow,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13

Building operations here are on such large scale at present. that all local contractors are rushed and some Of them will not be able to complete what they have on hand until fall, It Is practically impos- sible 10 secure enough men 10 carry through all the structures now pro- jected. One contractor is planning to erect nine houses for occupancy by August 1.
 The Lewis high school baseball team was scheduled to play the Simsbury high team in that town this afternoon. A return game will be played at the Sand Hill grounds here Friday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13
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 5b0mp0o'ng Forawonderful, ,sudsy, quick-rinSing shampoo, nothing is finer than Ivory Flakes. Pure, rich suds that remove oil and dust thoroughly, without irritating the scalp, and then rinse out completely, leaving the scalp soothed and the hair light and fluffy,
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 comble*i0n Wash your face once or twice daily with warm water and Ivory Soap. Rinse in warm water and follow with a dash of cold. Dry thor oughly by batting with soft towel. If your skin needs 1t, rub in little pure cold cream.
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New Britain herald., 1925-05-13

New walks through the central green are being laid by Contractors zilly and Angelone in accordance with the recent vote 10 have these repaired and a new stretch laid.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-13

The pipes which will be laid along Summer street from the main line in Plantsville to the center of South ington are now being brought in by Contractor David Mongillo. The new line will give greatly increased pressure.