New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 22, 1924, Page 10

NEW I"RIT\IT\ DAIL Y HFRALD TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1924. service, Councilman George Molander |sion of the Connecticut Co. A sug- il Ask for Extrs Cars : is endeavoring to enlist the support ur”,.quuu will be made that gpecial trol- For East End Senlce Mayor A. M. Paonessa and the u.n ,|.\q be run to the Jubilee street [ roud committee of the Pbridge following the regular Hartford cil in a movement to better rv- He will take the ma up with J. Bryan of the local divi- 'sidents of the who claim | ice. irolley | 8apt, W, Acting on behalf of re seetion of the city @ not given adequate trolleys. This system is used on the ’\\l'fl Main street line. Unless otherwise written by the JAZZ BAND AT C \IIIUI at the pi “‘ 1;4;/(,;1(‘, " f other a , Appearing '/.(44’-4‘.1 £ /fi— 71(/-/* At the Palace With Her Follies tertainment Pauline Pisher and G Romeo “Somewhere | son Sisters a dance revie offers play hit, “Ge had a | DANCELAND 252 Main Street Tonight AT LYCEUM, Saturday Ev’g, Jan. 26 Rexmere Orchestra that ma s Theate | LYCEUM l] TONIGHT AND WED. [in West n bt ae e Wi Bible Clusses Pormitory TONIGHT AND WED. 5=BIG TIME ACTS—5 Keith Vaudeville Featuring Al Moore And His U.S. Jazz Band 11--Talented Musicians--11 Supreme Melody Makers ~ OTHER BIG ACTS s " DOUGLAS MacLEAN ¥ Lo CHARLES RAY i NG A Comedy With Laughs A-Mile-A-Minute THURS., FRL, SAT. = = I e Membership. Se— ——e |1 “THE GIRL T LOVED"” " FINE VAUDEVILLE See The JUVENILE REVIEW \‘l(n Show! T"I\ILhV and Al You'll Like Thi MARTY DUPREE FOLLIES The Gieatest Dancing Tablo \<seml HAND PiCKED CHORUS Bennie Dy nod and Anna Q. Nilsson CAPITOL REVUE 5 LAMYS PARSONS THEATER—=HARTYORD TONITE=ALL WEEK Arthur Goodeioh < Clever Comdy , GEORGE M. | e il , COMAN | f/rhv’fn'. tioral | ed Sensation ENTIRE ORIGINAL NEW YORK CAST e Dematd Gaitabe:. iy it and all th: oihors Eves: $2.30. 200, £1.00. 50 Mate.: $2.00, $1.50. $1.00. 50« Don’t Miss Frank M Rex Beach's | “The Spoilers” with MILTON <1118 515 'Gilt Announced at Monthly Meet- ing of Board of Directors - FROM HART ESTATE =~ And say, } partments showed makes nine consecutive this record has been The present member- Industrinl the past month the indus- il has held one supper and veral committee meet- being are under way for a s lucational talks to be given local men and a foremen’s meeting be held next month Physical Department report for the December summary of the department for ain in in is distributed over of the depart- Iy noticeable s, where the sses for boys onducted, with an at- 1 men participat- naments and 70 men and in the basketball e played at | » with & not interfe ; socla- A the i Wl swimmers, a nized to compete in Thirty-cight men and boys in three ¢ being trained in the lead- I'rom this group will be nt this as- g¥mnastic Boys' Depart s before th 1t men of Yale, Major Wood- ield and \\Ilu hell Smith, hool students are enrolled The weekly program in- supper and a talk club nhership s Sustaining 215, = otal 118¢ “Respectfully submitted “CLARENCE H. 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