New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1924, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1924. DANCING IS BANNED = 552 HUSBANDS BUSY AS ™ nesohs i muck ShAC tine lEon BRLeR INETe, JoRE 1 Torrington, April 7. — Josephine so the pupils Kept 'f"": Higgins, 15, is dead and Lucy Eleu- roaming to ) parts of the teri, 1 E a serious condition in « ; hospital here, the result of belng buildi . ; struck by an automobile driven by Eric Ross, which, according to the Superintendent Sees Low Moral e < v Asbury Park Clergyman Pufs crver moirics e sigewatie when | ‘ Trend in This Entertainment 12 pozresy | noss vt e e “Fleq in Ears” of Their Wives &0.."sfc” ™ . S ; pIEERE » toss stated that he was driving | HARTFORD HARTFORD through the square in the center of | doorway of & | themselves imi- Mevidew, Apet} 1— 'pt O Moral Balance. }I_‘\j’ town ‘>|1’l’;"r :sn‘lvk’:fmprrok::_] part of the educatio a t Pos o ot i Angp oo O I using men tod r i : - been permitted in the ¢ . 1 sy i ena e T e i thi6 | U abnianice. We now have a direct telephone trunk line from New Britain. Patrons may call us Y g 5 i Ay e from New Britain without toll charge. past as a speclal . E. Hetrick, Her companion, it was found, suffered 1 i C e % cause of the moral tone o e i : b o v and « nd business a broken arm and possible internal ] Direct line New Britain to Hartford, 2965 dances, that privilege has attending a banquet Thursday | injuries. Ross was not held. drawn. If the parents of « at an inn where, it was stated, S5 thie bih sohool Shonlad AEK L0 BAYE . toer & ooes el oo the guesis drank much liquor and Motorist Kills Girl Whom 1 the school dances resumed, 1 wou ‘o 3 PR S vornen dgne y ndts| still refuse. 1 recognize their p Sl e sermons constitut Once He Was to Mall_:\ ! that all should not be punished i r has to deal with, |3teP in a Joint cs Haverhill, Mass, April 7. — Misa | / the wrong-doing of a few, but, if - R e bootlcgging and immorality la Marget Jackerotte and K. H. Went- / { : ; BO RN the worth were killed here last night and d ’ roral character of even one pupi| y ! i R nd the ku Klux klan, Frank Small and Miss Pauline John- | be ruined because 1 ailow t SRRl A 1 feel that too great a pr charges were based on Son, were injured when a omol 00 great a pr driven by George Welling, a former | for the innocent pleasure the <5 s sirii Salia Ui a avit made by Wal " : - i T/ / ? S T Iy asin e innn Y who 48 4 flance of Miss Jackerotte crashed into f f “If the parents approve of their Q that there was drinking and that five On Kenosa a A - LA)KER LOOKS GOOD voraen brought from New York gave _ Well ReaAt ; children having danees, there is the police i el an r exhibition, He was said nothing I know of to p them — . 8 ed by rair from having dances in other ken to the dinner a de- 24 . 2 Though Capablanca Has Decimal yecrive supplied by the anti-saloon 7id not see the party untii it was too g late to- avoid ccident., He was tham the school. The responsibility = LJ for what happens is then squarcly Up Lead, German Star Seems Almost 28"% 2 : charged with manslaughter and rc ' to the puplls, and the school author- The churches were crowded as & |, L 0" "es 600 bail, i S Nl ¥ x itles and teachers will bear no part Sure to Come to The Fore, result of an advertisement in which of the blame if any of the pupils go the civic church league announced " h Jose the revelatio f wrong. he revelations would be made, oo ad s eatil oda ikua Béeh Repars Low Moral Tone of Dances. chess ' dall's affidavit was submitted ed as lving off the lower tip of Indii . " - imal in the | Prosecutor Sexton. : ] - Ahe abors sre & few of the ra- (SR LOR SECEI IERC R LT Prose: he hga "M the Guif of Mannar. Every hat in this showing is an Twenty miles of previously marks made by Dr. David Mayor Hetrick admitted superintendent of public schoo Emanuel Lasker of attended the dinner but denied any- . P Germany, by winning his adjourned Rae st cr e A 5 . A statement published by the Meri- <8 : ¥ r ha en place d f h n Record today, relating to tha ban |Con'eSt with David = Janowski of [his presence. He said there was *no : ; | v . . a aptatlon of an authentic Sprlng on high school dances which is agi- || once today as anticipated, would no vulgarity, no drunken- . take first place, The 16th round will 4 . " 4 tating the minds of the pupils and ness, and no nude women” and that 3 Bvie cane o model, from ‘the most renowned some of the parents. b n LOMOTTON. e lead by do. | (1€ WOmEN in the cabaret were prop- a retained the lead by de- | opjy clothed. Other officials sup- Dr. Gibbs said he had thought of |, = Al hAdy el . | makiag & public statement, setting | c2UPS Janowskl yesterday in 46 ;ored his dental while Henry H. ; salons Of Paris and our own houses | N forth Ms position and his reasons !v ?:r:unr‘;v\l,“:::\ru'\! :.:‘u]r.p:x:e“l:l)l' I'm:lm,'f'),T‘:Dl.frrm"gv.\l:,,.',‘w‘ (;‘m\’_’,"" | but bad not done 8o because he hated | jeroqting the brilliant Richard Reti of (nins 1nmn s partorr o Of having | to say anything to injure the good |(zechoslovakia in 30 moves. Dr. Las.| o0 '%™M° % Par | name of the high school, but be- |ker drew a bye. but his adjourned 3 ot of thltv;l.(:;:npre:d mw;«.n -n: game with Ldfin Bogoljubow of Aus- | INSILCOS WINNERS. FOR STREET the apparen ure to understand 'tra was officially resigned by the lat- A : i | s RN Sh— the reasons, Dr. Gibbs consented 10 [ter and the victory permitted Lasker | orgtis on: APl To-the Tnterna- - #ive his reasons for dectding that the |0 keep pace with the champion. ek bl oo At oot There is a clever little Cloche effect with a tiny 831 SOUTH ST WALTHAM. MASS, moral tone of the dances was so low exande: il ? v = | Alexander Alekhine of Russia won pionship here Saturday night, hat th hould b ed alto- from F. D). Yates of England in 32 ! + 4 | . ¥a 9 . o fhat By shonia be. sopped F. . Yaten of England in 82 FEINIP I BT MECL, brim split in the front and trimmed with a gay col- ether, el d L moves and Bogoljubow defeated Dr. | 8, 0 I e T heams Put Up Tron Gates. | Savielly Tartakower of Austria in 65 ’ Saviel 65 | trom this city, Hartford, Waterbury d b h d .| 2 9 ary 5 In explanation he said he had re- [moves. Maroczy of Hungary and Ed | onio o8 0 PR T L e | ored cacocnon. eelved reports of boys demanding ker adjourncd after 69 moves, | that girls remove thelr corsets, or This game, with another between S R ’ ¥ they would not dance with them. He |Janowski and Yates and the Janowsk], DOUBLE HEADER TODAY ! / FOR DRESS oaid thers was trouble about the |Dr, Lasker contest, will be completed | fone of the dances and the behavior [today, Detroit, April 7.—A double header _ g with the Cincinnati Reds, the morning % A l l : h h b * d 4 Tame played within the walls of the Automobile ovely satin hat has a narrow brim and a ederal penitentiary, gave the Detrol . . . . They’ll Look After Teapot Tiges e st chanes foday agaan Battery high crown gaily embroidered. A very lovely veil e | as low as offsets the smart beauty of this hat. Hiiny. 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