New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 3, 1924, Page 10

TV HH‘\LD MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1924. T e _____________________________________ ] | REMEMBERS LAFAYETTE ~ 'Raising Funds by Popular BRITAIN DA T curvature gt&.fi& $020880000000000 0 - CHECK] I'he Maore s novel, story, that the huma Switching loc ing big movie latest 1 news rec PETTICOAT 1 The big attra the first half + Keith vaude 1'otticoat Pand eight young ladis ail musical act entertainment to music. sy This Now GRS program is conc ctio Vi Machonald ent sliey 1o re 1 repli with-« reday ROUP SpasmodigCroup s frequently relieved by one application of — AND AT C \I‘llll'. ALK ON ANMGICAN THEALS, of th ville T David adliner regatio a splen give n s who offer N thet will all’ lovers \copation Playing Twice Daily 2:15-7:30 All This Week The supreme masterpiece of the screen First Showing at POPULAR PRICE Mat—Funtire Vove—Fntire Mat—Toves Fve— ¥ rveming Half a year on Broadway at £2 prices Direct ¥rom New York and Boston INSPIRATION PICTURES, Inc. CHAS. H. DUELL, JR. Pres. - Presents Limm GISH |! in the | HENRY EING ocucin WHITE SISTER From F. MARION CRAWFORD’S novel DRAMA Lillian Gish as the girl tricked out of her fortune, her own lover sought by her scheming half-sister. THRILLS A fight on the desert (filmed in Algeria). A crose- country hunt, filmed in the old-world beauty of Italy. SPECTACLL Vesuvius belching lava in actual eruption. town flooded by a bursting dam. A whole WiTH AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA Filmed in the heart of italy OUR PRICES PiL < Balcons and O A5 O AN drama, beauty, romance HTED ENGAGEMENT SEING 1T (H} Wit " SEATS pAny whicl SHOY BIG INCREASE S 3 sun to ractior t that light, du - r hd to the Gain of in ported by the Telephone and Telegraph Co. Net and in reh ir ican Telephone . was $81,692,181 greater th showed totaled r oper: depreci main Intere a r 1922, zraph $15. innua o the assigns ¢ eloctrons report tha Gross earnin tray aether- 3 tion Dividen amounted of previous year, of $18.417 rgencies, company ecarned 11 average outstanding 11.14 its equity of its ) times smaller han a hy- . a from other stockholders holding the 2 3 S8, an 136 over the Lalance molec thus Ny ine * in - places, HO V:ORLD CALL KOW Not for per ¢ compared with inelnding “d profits vit un hout “Does Consider Pres- Time Ripe for Secking Disarm- ; the report stations were i miinue ror t year, telephone 1 400 dis Mie- ion in the cigier o was of conimons today #s to wheth- would take inumediate stops i ional conferenc: ineres iea 150 req that | | | Over| Irench Woman, American | of | ds to nt capiii the issociated n- given smber were liste discusscd 1 P suitable for independent & await \developments. the governmoent's understand with governments of gover already " wi not think the tiime e mus it was BF RKOWITZ—LAPIDOS I ) Tak opean u“ A N e s B Milton Berkowitz of This City nt's pro- might of arma- not do ) lir d it itation iaitie 1 to pursu pol general limitati things were rowing schemes at the hieads of ‘nments, e q, but by preparation conditions + ¢ made such proposals reason- | Derkow which den as His Bride Sunday. Miss Jennic Anna Lapidos, danght £ Mr. and Mrs, Harry Lapidos of 2 awn street, Meriden, itz, Mr, Berkowitz o 9 ¢ were marricd the Lride’s parent lay afternoon, Rev, and of and Sam this the home lock v ceremony Phitip 1 t nature 4 sustained by the mothey | about weeks ago and ived o The bride third 1de of the school on King street, ter performed hy was of in inju brid of the when a quic two she ree of the K fracture TONIGHT — TUES, — WED, St Meriden KEITH VAUDEVILLE Presenting Five Great Acts Peaturing “The Petticoat Band’ e Girl Musicians —9 who cluims a res| With as arraigned in the court 1 I LCKRMAN 1 on a charge of theft from 1t b son and was bound over to the court under 82,50 inally he New Yorl'('err Afi-ested in Otto New 8 March P —Clever Lo perior bonds of arrested . 8 - timne ORTONS — & wah I lu- the Duck™ Hizad , No di He oam on requisition, Wi here and that ¢ also resulted from pockits, Wate was “The Photopiay | Lunniest Thing You Ever Saw LIBERALS WIN Runtiago, €'hile, March 2,-<The {eral purliamentary the entive chamb | twosthirds of the ed proved a trinmph alllance, supporting Presidont dri. The alllance eleeted out of the tot 18 24 seuts In the senate of I political strife which antagonistic majorities in hoth hous of senate deputics Wi for libe Ale 1 of out was based 200 ARRESTS MADIE March hunds deputic Two includin two were arrested yesterday at where they attempted r meeting of an organization of (nationalists, The Jena polic forced by men from other towns, to usc their clubs frecly the communist demonstrators, Berlin, communists, o ent he Owen Moore Sylvia Breamer Sydney Chaplin yourseIF toan Oh Henry! A Fine Candy lofeverywh e Taken by Now Showing Imnl "lll1hl‘|l"l'~~ Moving Pictures Lonise Lovely Now Playing HARRY ll\(.ALL'S CHECKER GlRLS ——— With — AL LEMONS — — Also — “THE EMPTY CRADLE’ Adapted from the Novel—Cheating Wives with MARY ALDEN and HARRY MOREY has been a teacher in the Huntington deputic 1 weenred | ot a toul | Filipinos to Hold Tag Day | is regarded as ending th to disper th | | Captain | | s Miss Jennic Anna Lapidos of Mcri- | | ever been made Milton Mrs, imp street, ry | i ling been disposed of Stamford on Theft Count | Marvi York | in,|a vessel he sl " forfeiting | arrest- | passing | ne clections in which and a Jena, A day is @ young rein- ad Arrest of B'ararirai varia, and | | the The ‘nl into truck seized trie arreste T.owith her cargo, | in th | tota! cagh vouchers for [ by the | ehiel of the | tempts Donations in the Islands 3. —Owing to the Den ¥F. Wright of 1 in holding up all with March Auditor Just Turned 100, Be- Manila, {action of tre: Vo s lieved to Be Only One Living Who the sury bure Saw Famous Frenchman. indepen- the last connecte dence funds appropr by of the legis . the inde- commission is pushing plans tinanc ance, March 1.—Mme who claims to be son who saw the ) . has just cel When a depu- lled to pre- - in honor told them how ctte lool when he rode ) Meiun on his way to Paris at reud of his troo I was ni: irs ol at the time,” she said, * remember perfectly how 1 at the general's ap- re a cocked hat un- - whieh his long white locks tum- (. over his coat col Instead of wors hes, silk ngs and silk pum as if going to a ball instead of riding ahead tired. dusty CASES WERE NOLLED an. Vilpe iviy quis de La her tation sent her with the ision Vie- , | session pendence tor a systematic collcetion Ly popular subscription through the Philippine Istands. The fund thus obtained will be used in continu- ing the cumpaign for independence of the Philippines in the U pending action making the sppropriations availabl 4 meeting has becn called for tomorrow, at which steps are to be taken, pro- r the appointment of com- Several or- . made dona- toria 100th j of fello of Lafa thro tions 1o | fund. LADIES! DARKEN YOUR GRAY HAIR Use Grandma's sage Tea and Sulphur Recipe and Nobody Will Know, ko soldier But Mystevious Silence Had Barked Action in the Jennie The use of Sa storing faded, gra color dates back time. She uses keep her beautifully da nd attrac- tive, Whenever hee hair took on that duil, faded or streaked apearance, this simple misture was applied with ul effcet, & at home Nowaduys and Sulphur for re- T. 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Dy morni thes hair disappears, and after an- other application o . it becomes utifully GettingvSkin;fier Every Day Something Musf Be Done and Done Darn Quick, Too ont-of-date, drug Wyeth's pound,” prescription, the st July vessel, Jennie n November 29, of the dropping state court had so far as could be! 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They start the bile and overcome con- stipation, Take one or two nightly and note the pleasing results, Millions of boxes are sold annually at 15¢ and 30c. gain | To Raise Campaign Funds Manila, reh Committees of e commission today | cported they already received | 000 in contributions to carry on independonce campalgn, and that subscriptions promise to reach | An independence fund tag nounced for tomorrow, The of have resalt refusal ippropriated legislature for independence work, pending a decigion tie constitutionality of the appropriations. s Is Demandcd During Trial iy d 1ress, Munic) savaria, March 3.—A de- mand that the former Bavarian Dic tutor Von Kahr, General Von Lossow, ommander of the Reichswehr in Ba- Herr Von former Bavarian state police, be responsible for the “putsch” November cansed a neation at the revolt trial today, The | attorney for the defense, who m. motion, contended that if it not been for the attitude of these offi- | cials there would have been no ate | at o r The prosecutor fused to consider the proposal and | trial proceeded | is being raised Auditor Wright's funds nmoney as a nsular to as to Lessier arrested « had volt, T Now it is possible to get a really delicious bran food— PosT’S BRAN FLAKES It is delightfully erisp and flavory. 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