New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1919, Page 6

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Stamford s No fiier Performance &t Re-| monace o', S onen roven | L L e If you can’t own the whole house we will help you start the Foundation with a en which was destroyed [ “Now odelled Playhouse AUTIOIS |2 0, e % Wi i e selected Here ik another letter that makes me ent he is bookins > T- ¥ | nappy.” says Peterson, of Buffalo. “One . . . e new Palace theater will throw | Shea Theatrical r’ c - [ that T would rather have than a thousand to ¢ New Britain | yoke, Mass eney isn't everything in this world ls doors to th Throuzh his affiliations in the the- > ix muny a big hearted. rich man who QIO | N Belasco, has all on earth to De abic y ter public this : s Manager atrical world, Manag 3 geme 5 o with such mighty ider the management of Jean Be- |y o, qecessful in making Findt sk D aeli five acts of high class vaude- | ments for booking with Klav 2 sell at all druggists for 35 cents a box.” Ol' a o the Schuberts and the Read this letter, writton February 14 lie and moving pictures will be | langer o jon. by Mrs. Albert Southcott, of Medina, Theatr Manage; assoclatio bt utheo ES S e Several | Theatrical oo aaid today that the i\m», S ‘]ylfkenu miracle, but it is LITTLE " of work by skilled workmen | poticy of the house would be vau;‘l@- ‘r know it lloe«uusu T get simllar letters £ i ) i st every day. enovated the interior en- | ville and moving pictures during the | almos: 5 o renovate or and en- ! ville D e | s wonder 1 am happy o Hce to the theater, so that at pres- { remainder o he seas i e Ointment Co., Inc., Buffalo, N. Y BF event those who were well ac- "“i;_o::f;‘h,';:': it o 50 antolal snivorer broonls ed, will hardly recognize it now. ! FoneRolN Bhd )| SRR e eny el et from in i and two WIll soon be under construction T co has in m friend told me ot yvour wonderful ointment B e e v sios | Chartes Champts | sanager Do |0 0 S5 ks @ at LYONS TERRACE with an opportunity of renting two apartments in a New House i orn, bave invested over $20.- (18 Chadles SUA BRSSOt had not left mo hefore atter ! King the theater E o concel ; . fpmdngaie B T e, T om ok 1% | Bnemapin and Rt wiich oceurred | ey ot eolar po ol if your application is one of the first. at their home in Asbury . this syent i ir boyhood d . both were gloc. with movine Bicturon” and | DUIRE (hel Bovhooy et L ok ¢ o Those REAL GARDENS at WHITES FARMS on East Street north from Smalley picipel government : newspaper- | manager e R deposit secures your lot, balance on EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS, with NO TAXES | with Belasco and fold him that he PR lasco retorted that he had also hedrd capable corps of workers about the | * The abolihing of liguor in this ;fm' years, will act in the same ca- | 3TY 16, 8 vaudeville acts will™sen at about o % co then the new | o ; i Eney Al o v o i o aremters o, the | AR e aranger for Steaing : Street are 300 feet deep, and it is some of the best mellow planting soil in the city. y bo the guests of the man- | Champlin's company to show i BF¥ i Goni, ocounving boxes, fesoryed | now Towe/vith WiEh be Wi O | wERE AND HOW WILL We will PLOW Free of Charge any lot purchased from us, to June Ist. A small mous Zanzigs. At a meeting with { 2 BILLION BE SPENT | i GZZ?HL,“ s majesty shook hu,m?s or INTEREST fOl' TWO Years. 5,..‘;fl,.o,ifi‘:,,xa;&:_\rc:‘S:} JJ"O’?“.?.Z Price of Two Drinks a Day Will Al- D 0 f oo e m Bl El e DT Free Drawing of Useful Presents at LYONS TERRACE [ B FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY AFTERNOONS at 3 P. M. | i rlisle H. Barrett, who Was'| .ounere i s into ct Janu . VES o START A GOOD INVESTMENT ON GOOD FRIDAY e s e e Ask how “Bodwell Service” has provided more people with happy homes in the T R e o [So TR It last eight years than any other institution. 7 N 8 # drummer in | e Neodtiar ftfolliest SRR SE B ot the) Frudson: (NAY) 4 Obrervery ently discharged | “We Americans spend two hillion ford, w] | leader. Lester Deipman, ":-‘” ““j‘r‘i | is made as to what this moriey will be -1 R4 & | secured as en director and Harold | giyerted to, as follows: “Chewing o l B k d Brophy will have charge of the lttho- | o (LSS0 B8, (8 ONE COetine Nat]ona an B] g. F. E. CRANDALL, MGR, Phone 1801 { graphing. The management has se- 1., jervous habit. Automobiles? - cured a nine-piece orchestra for the |xypo not2 The price of two drinks a | opening, and the regular number of | 45" Cin “aimost keep w car in wires. { musicians will be six throughout the | gy =0 o0 Why not? - They ‘say season. that abstinence will bulld sclf-respect. . more people than arc now émployed | ually sawed through the bars of his | “Two Dbillion dollars nsiderable | in direct or k nes that will go| cell window when the: guard was eV, Tt equals the money i out of bu s 1 dry law changed, plugging the marks APU DI NE J ettt | soes into i with chewing gum. Last night he | American department stores The figures In this article were com-]| tied his bed olothes together and let - “The $2.000,000,000 is twice piled Blackman-Ross Co., of New ! himself down to the street. ; large as w e nation spends - i York. i He had managed in some way to ly for meat. It is three tims . —_— - ! have his guard drugged. ’ 4 ;:)','.';,t = ;:,”;‘v”":(',’o..”d""““ for &l CONDEMNED MURDERER FLEE At 11 p. m. the guard had some cof- | &1GQUIDY M i = i AL : { fee, and it is thought that a sledping | @UICK RELIE th :1( 1:-‘::” ; » | Frank McCullough of Youngstown, N, | P0tion was slipped into the cup, em""‘”i NO ACETANIMLIDE by McCullough himself or some con- e i Gl Y. Tlas Guard Drugged. [ toder ; NO DOPE 2,000,000,000 spent for 5 R coholic'drinks, is one and a half times Toronto, + Apuil - 17.——Mank | Last Sunday McCullough was ad- | NO BOOZE the value of that croy. Cullough of Youngstown, who | mitted to membership in the Western | \T'S RELIABLE FOR N e 5 3 for murder- | Congregational church, the elders and | H E nd new $1,000,000 bus: ing a detective escaped from the { tor atiending the ceremony in the ‘ concerns which would give work |'ronto jail last . He 1 grad- | condermned man’s cell. springume Moaers [ PARSONS’ THEATRE E.aster’s Fairest Fancies. 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