New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 6, 1923, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1023, Amrad bulletin board - | wnz $:40 P. M.—Baseball seores Marteits Stockhard Alblon 1) §:45 P M. ~Farmer Night B — 6:45 P. M.—Code practice. Lessbl Vo’cES ’” THEAIR (Westinghouse—8pringhe . - —— ol L_ Raseball scores of (he WEAY (Acollan Hall, N. ¥, City), 1:00 P, M.—~Evening proagham. DAILY FASHION SERVICH & Charmeen Is a New F. aI?ric Not a Movie 800 P, M ||4..mn Ameriean and National Lea Amerie Tel. & Tel Co. N. ¥.) L2 1. Special Edison Concert program, ' Thursday, Sept. 6, 1923, o (American Tol. ond To | 20 P Morrrs Worldt Work | 8 “Hita’ of Wistem® Sy CoNEN Not & new moving plcture star, not KDKA | 8:30 P, M.=Bedtime story for the| 7,30 P, M. Speclal “Rosh Hosh P. M.—"The Waddington Ci. “"“"’"":“‘“ prominent Vosion newss & new powder, perfume or tooth paste, | ehildren ana” services under the suspices of [ pher,” a detective stofy by Wiilliam | " "“" vor gl Charmeen—just the newest fabrie (Westinghouse—East Pittshurgh) Address : the I'nited Synagogue of America Johnston, serialised by Deubleday one aet play by Christophes for fall and winter wear, It is a & | Asviograms from the United Bigtes| 1ouis M, Hann, baritone, accom:|Page and Company Morley given by Amrad players, featherwelght twill, with a smeoth 7166 P, M. Basebail soores Dept. of Agrieulture panied by James Mullen 815 P. M.—Lafayette Day Celes| — ) #liken luster, Lovely! If you have | 7i08 P. M.—Dinner concert cone| 2100 P. M.=Concert by Miss Mar-|"ipne Cheerful Philosopher, Bure Me- | bration on the Wanamaker Auditori-| Complete radio sete and supplies o¢ & single fashionable new gown it wili 3 ¥ Masamit T » garet Regal, soprano; Willard Clark, yat0sh um organ. Henry Morans,’ 365 Main street, ops be made of charmeen. It is shown | 79180 P, M.—Address haritone; Francls Resal, eello; Mre.| o giory from Hearst's International| 9:00 P, M.—The musical seore of POSIte Myrtle Bt.—adwt QEESS RN DL 6: mons Laskiinams g | 7:45 P M.~The children's period, |"TAncl2 Remal, accompaniat magazine read by Wm, Reberts. | “The Hunchback of Netre Dame,” in tan and navy blue, 800 P, M,—Rasball scores 10:00 P, M.—~Baseball scores $:00 P, M.—Program by Gimbel direct from the Astor Theatre, with & g . The dress sketched is made of navy » : Bedtime story for grownups by Ori-| Brothers New York store. The Penn|speech by Lon Chaney, the st H OPEN NEW OIL FIELD eharmeen combined with a brocaded | 806 P, M.—"The International Sun- Mard + e oy ' Chaney, the siar of the| oy Angeles. fept. 6.—The Unien A Yaul son 8. Marden, trio of the University of Pennsylvania|play, and the program played by an oy P bt satin, Notice the walstcoat front to| , oy SShee) - Lomen :for: Sunday, ‘Sept. in & program of typieal eollege muslo,| orchestra of 30 pieces. Oll Cas of Califarnia has opened & new the blouse and attractive loose sleeves, [0, presented by R. L. Lanning. [ ¥ Pranlh. s ot 5.9 Ppaen | fleld at Compton about half way bes And remember the name of the ; 120 P, M.—Concert by Carlson| - WGY - | tween Les Angeles and Long Beach R s J Brothers Instrumental quintet, assis:| (General Electrle Co., Schenectady, WRC WGl | where its Callender well No. 1, come ted by Laura Statska, soprane, N YD) (Radio Corp, of Ameriea, Washington | (American Iadio & Researeh Corp, | monly called the ¢ mpton Wild Cat s D c) Medford Hillside, Mass ) reported to have gene on production , 9:45 P, M, —National R(m'hmv and e— | with a flush flow of 1100 barrels of ! [ armer Market reports, 8:35 P, M.—-Open air talk, “Shore rtdinid 10,00 P, M,—Baseball scores, Bird Shooting," Jud Landen | 6:00 P, M,~Chiidren's hour by| 6:30 P, M,—Boston Police reports.! 32 gravity oil a day. Army Fliers Show Keen Marks- sl i 15| OH V M, N We've made good in Sonaidsions ob nroBlemasof. national L ( ’ the Big 8_Page COIOr defense were expected to result from EEREEE I LBPT IN ARIZOMA Comic Section of “The Courant” and 5] we're in every week in colors. marksmanship and equln:\cnl] n(;ncs the sinking of the surrendered er- 1 8 v ip t 3 ears 4 et acmonsmen a e 1o 200,000 Dig n U. 3. During Year the tisfaction of those who observe: the " bombing _spectacte yestorday | --at, Encampmem Gets RG[]OI’[S which marked the beginning of the scrapping of American war craft re- quired under the naval limitation | By The Associated Press. treaty. Milwaukee, Sept. 6.—FElection of Arm;y 51;‘ cn’lr,'n‘rs \'\'lm nhsr;r\;;'l ::\‘t‘ officers late today held the attention operation from the transport St. Mi- hfnl were reported to have regarded :’:et::ssr:‘lrw'l‘:fr; of the G. A. R., who it as demonstrating the possibllity of | “F, F0FC Lum’;'d:t:: T concentrating air forces at any IMpor- | (o jotion as commander-in-chief tant point along the coast to ward off S ohaRd Jan;es W. Willett, with an enemy attack, The marksmanship | oo swinging strongly in favor demonstrated in bombing from,the | Gaylord M. Saltzgabef of Ohio. He extreme altitude of 10,000 feet the se- g opposed for the office by Frank A. cond important element in the test,| waish of Milwaukee and Dr. L. F. also was said to have been gratifying| spensherger of Uniontown, Pa. g to the army observers, who included Second only in interest to the elec- Assist. Secretary of War Davis, Gen. | (ion of officers s the selection of the Pershing and other officers. encampment city for 1924, with Bos- The Virginia attacked after the New | ton and Pasadena bidding for the Jersey had resisted the first rain of | honor. Indications are that Boston % bombs, was sent to the bottom in just| will be'the choice. 20 minutes the eight plaues relcasing Retiring Commander-in-Chief Wil- 1% 1,100 pound bombs from an alti- | lett in a report of his stewardship tude of 3,000 feet. The fourth bomb |suggested reduction rather than in- 3 scored a direct hit but others falling [crease in the auxiliary organizations v alongside apparently dl1 the damage |urged changing the name of the Sons [ [ that sent the 15,000 ton craft down. |of Veterans, and commented upon the 1 The first two attacks on the New |deaths during the past year of 20,000 O o l (=l tude by five planes flying 1756 miles| Republic. H p i o] " “Our ranks are thinning,” he sald. from Langley field Va. the other| attacks having been launched from a | “Puring the past vear 60 deaths of temporary base near Cape Hatteras, | Past department commanders have Aithough out of 20 600 pound bombs | Peen recorded: in tthe general orders. A o ) T During the curren year, -approxi- 1:_t:!eased five' scored direct hits and mately 20,000 of our comrades of the five were laid close along to the hull, 7 the New Jerssy remained afloat de- G. A. R. including other nion veter- spite a bad list, and was latter sent|2"® 9L CHE VY o) sHgiRobeillan have UOWR B o FINaL Bitack f f gone to that bourne from whence no attack from a lower | yraveler returns. aititude. “The membership of the depart- ° ° R ST ment of Arizona has dwindled to ap- [ ’ i sour | proximately 40 comrades, scattered RICH RUM CRAFT CAUGHT, pasicd l e l p i h Jersey were made from the high alti- | members of the Grand Army of the ' y all over the state, and there Perth Amboy, N. J., Sept. 6.—A re-| grang Army post as I understand it converted sloop loaded with between in any locality within the state with Ailian A0t ceseiiok: Kalor ealimated sufficient numerical strength to main- to be worth $40,000 and its crew of tain a post.” 5 g 9 Follow his boyhood pranks in the new four men were captured in Staten| " commander Willetts suggested that { Island Sound early today. a provisional commander be named, under revised rules who would have . e A i ; i ¢ ; e e GEE WHI2 o : Eight-Page Colored Comic Section of 4, o states which sooner or later will find | MAMMA TIED PARSONS|:oniiinnis || ) syeny S @he Hartford Gonpant 3 Nights, Commencing Thursday, “HELLO! GOOD TIMES” Sept. 6—Matinee Saturday “Aucustus Pirou ||| Second Annual 3 D?’eg'éh*s .REVUE You will enjoy these leading NMAN i . \THOMPSONS o ‘ T S 8 Comic Cartoons in Color ke o s The Gumps Special Attraction| Just Boy o . 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