New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 7, 1925, Page 11

W BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 7 landed, She sald her mald forgot | I engaged for the e - to declare them, but the mald in- FEI]E mr Scopes yesterday in Cookeville e sisted she acted on Instructions from wru denied their petition for a fed- | the actress, n al restraining order to halt prose- | l ] There Is some speculation as to | cution scheduled for | " ,' It l I whether an American to whom Miss l ‘ Two putiions wore presuited f lll J 'k I'I il m.. | ,~ Proposal {o Eularge Force Now ™= Scopes Case st G0 1 St \:“..;«-: =2 ORkS|| GoestoGul |FARMER VURY IS LIKELY Trituna Iting teaching of evoh | IN EVOLUTION HEARING — 1 valid cxercise of ihe police | WOMANS [APPAREL SPELCIALTIES Dayton, Tenn., July 7 (F—Refu. |PONers of the state of Ter sal o Judge John J. Gore to tssue |, THE Becond petition was { i ‘ MIDOLETOWN == NEW BRITAY jot Robert M. Wilso citiz she sald last March gave her the Culese otherwise (ndicated, theatrica) notices and reviews W this colump are | Withdrawal of 84,600 from the written by the press agencles for the respect''e amusement company. cmergency fund to make possible | PR | Men From Agric Nstelot Pres s S nmmh\lnml\t oflithes inewiinos |Ach Eront AsEeultural Distiot Pre |06 26, L was il Rk e h By (na1IFs ot whishiho has not Jk.ln recommiondation for a one: twelth Drawn, ounty cireuit court at Dayton Fri- |educs 3 tor this season, that of a China of one mill tax to provide five po- -, 0 answe charg.: o R g (ed by John D 3 r . " bl Dayton, Tenn., July 7 (M—Farm. |\\¥ 10 answer a charge of violating i Are e 1 Characters in “Madeap Mary | His makeup 13 something extraor- ;I:,f\‘.-l";n had been disapproved by the | . o prodominated in the apec e Tennesseo statute prohibiting |row and Bainbridge Colt n a 2 bl dinary, Glida Kreegan's mission e - n | the teaching theorfes of evolution In |sel for Scopes. Poli's Palace In Hartford p,m“]”n e A This actfon of the finance board enire drawn (»rv(). trial of John| = schools, Word from Cookev jon the stage is rather vague, but [ I\ Scopes on a charge of violating b ord from Cookevil . . Light Entertainment for Summer |She hasn't & heavy part, — The |Vl P8 revorted at the next sesslon | o "giote anti-evolution law, whict | - V188 Gore, to whom counsel for | was that Dr. Neal ar rof These S ec‘a.ls wlll DO lt lines are ably handled by the common councl and since | "¢, ginrt nere next Friday, T o defense of Scopes appealed for |scopes would be in Dayton today p D Evening. Jurt Smith, who as Raymond's|s/<tr™an Willlam H. Judd has al-| yorg 14 agriculturists fn the or- (AN order. to halt prosscution pro- | == = r in crime, gets many harg |F°2dY Indicated he will oppose the | g8 C CEFCHIMITISN T Hhe 28 cedings scheduled for Dayton, held 3 2 Revie © 8 kel h C. go! g t A ot wi 1 sdic. v 3 JOY 0O O il (By Herald Reviewer) | Knioaloh mrid 56 thaniks move, It scoma Hkely that changes | “qy Tiif T SR COUTH SOMTL: that it was not within hs furisdic- | TAKING THE JOY OUT OF Madcap Mary," the play in| Next weck the company will be|Ma¥ be le before more police- - ~ W. F. Toborson, | 100 10 interfere with a case pend- | The tendency o n ths which the Poli Players are appear- [seen in “The Alarm Clock. . |Men are named, and fewer, if any. | ; ing in a state court and expr to b . : Z . Hinds; Lee Gra- | \ |to. "8 \ng at the Palace theater in Hart- |comedy by Avery Hopwood, patrolmen will be uddedto the force. [ .05t e 7o 0id Holloway, tarme |004EE that If it were in his'power : S tord this week, is good entertain- | S i s = Dunn and Hart Appear. WD St s e | { d Epans ”fl‘ petition o0 ”f' | made ¢ » head : it, but is not marked by any| g Tepei | Chatrman Divid L. Dunn of the | i V. D Smith, . i of the allegations setforth, |, ot & B2 IEE 1 it Iy heavy dramatic situations, | , GCOD PILL AT CAPITOL. | ,oiice hoard and Chief of Police s oesonddat: e, Qlem e constitutionality of the Ten e erat i i dors it causs members of the| The Paramount picture, “Salome | Willlam . Hart gppeared bofore t rMer Jo B Leuts el B tute. which Scopes g alleged | 4P e S fol taxl thelr ‘aciing apii< |of thetTsnenienta s’ the foature at |theLboard to irge levorabls ad i C e violated was not touched pany to tax their acting abili- ature at Rosrditodnres avorablefaction [imaie e r ot T G, Nas been I ito! theater today and Wed-|on a petition for at least five new 4 *lupon by the j § RNl ON A € % | ¥ f Th DS r IO~ % hole' ‘to in DAy was wielten’ By Mg Deaduy. Goudal, ~ Godfrey | patrolmen and two motoreyels offl- | f2rmer: &+ R. Thompson, fruit grow-| “xo appeal will be taken from 2 s Miss | | | ‘ 9 er, and former Unit .1 States Mar- | || O BT oo AL G = = Jean Oliver, leading lady of the| 1 n are featured |cers. Chairman Bdward I, Hall of ahal: W. A Hot e Gore's ruling now, it was an- mpary and brings out the well | !0 the principal roles of the pic-[the finance commission notified the Third district oo ey mced by John R. Neal, leading | ‘ 3 1own story of the hard headed lapted for the screen by|police directors at the outset that no mnsel for Scopes, but application | Sikaal onallal va Levien, | money was available and asked ques made in the near future to | el 1e Keith vaudeville program has |tion ealeulated to determine the pos- | F2L e e . federal judge for e : o " plane vens | Ave very entertaining ncts sibllity of shifting the force in such | (= N Rodgers president of the Day- |easy ssce. a ""“r“Tffi:( S Very Specm] ips the financie ed by Wilbur Sweatman and his|a way as to provide at least one ad- e B R R ; [se Rerallhasnilal o ‘115 s | ditional night man, he to be placed | 1004, farmer; W. A. Ault, merchant, h the uncertainty removed as | Britain General hospita R S er “ay, Ellfott and King|in the northwestern or “hill sectlon.” | 24 lyI-‘w"l.-:‘,‘;‘{vg::f ssloneri J. N | io the scene of the evolution contro. the son falls in love|lM "Who's Who?" Jimmy Fletcher,| When he had concluded, Commis- [ MGUien: (Tult Brower. = jyersy trial, Dayton looked forward "0 everythine | & Contortonist of ability; Baker and |sloner e P, Spear fald o e Sntiehyftogthe Jof gty ilaink iy L TeveRythitig s SULRROR SAOten I LT i and | aher Lo : physiclan; B. F. Webb, merchant; J. |y . who i3 one of the pro- 3 g befare 0Bl et "“[‘flv ,"";; & ‘I”',”" agree with you, but 1| G- Clouse, traveling ealesman; B. H.|sccution counsel. Mr. Bryan I You Must Try " : ¥ - ! AU | ] AT R N e Bowman, farmer; J. Green, farner: scheduled to arrive about noon V. G. Taylor, farmer; John Egan rmer: William Welr, tea broke his Teft It Jut,” On " Jday 3 1: {can't I ge! s y an < marks the appearance | QY%+’ On Thursday the entire bil|can't now. Let's get this money and ; ; T. E. Benson, fruft grower; R. M.| A. T, Stewart, solicitor general for | | ] ex of the company, || M, Shange and the F"; RaYaRlLallowthe 208 “‘_‘l : i(]’]‘:""or“"k Green, member Rhea county board |the eighteenth Tennessee judiclal enile. | He takoy | drama of New England and the fr - readjusting a department, | OF ducation and former member |district, s also expected in Daytor Value $4.98 A Tennessee legislature; E. C. Ryron. [taday to confer with Mr. Bryan and | zen North As not our function, Let iy tostonfenty ) | | | DI asstar S0l grocer. others of the prosecution. York city us consider the financial end of this ord playa & diftioult part, that| DAuRhierslof Pleasure—Lyecum, | propbsition; I¢ e weren't. going fo, e | Sizes 36 to 46 of ho stable| “Daughters [what was the use of this meeting?” | “FEETERS’ GOING ABROAD, ) e ! and plays it well. Miss ‘ ture movie a n now g| Snzgestions For Raising Money New Haven, July 7 ( in the title role, that | at « : s drawn| From that point on, the discus- Mr S e P—The Gov- Made of an exceptional quality Butterfield ernor's Foot rd a' a meeting here L] . p S i & F okes, the daughter. who| m\:vf e cor L e e o Rt E Pl Righi iatsalfotmesentiine ineln| fabric — Printed in silk designs — gunaranteed broves that she can ta re of | tergoe y 2 counts appeared plain that it was only a | 114 t Marshal Foch and visi | % 3 5 N X - _“_ S B R a0 o G Tk B e i o O i B ot || S MG el e [[{ tub proof — Neat styles for street, heach or S e T The part | est order in Monte Blue eostar- | men would be provide ! ’ d, rather than Haie vacation wear. of her father is played by Walter|red with M [Frevost and in their la question of departmentai rear- Scott Weeks and that of the part-|support are Clara Bow. ~Edythe|rangements ADS FOR YOUR WANTS 127 MAIN ST. PHONE 1409-2 ner's son’ by Fred Raymond, Mr. | Chapman, Wilfred Lucas and Nel Chalrman Dunn suggested that the | READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED (See them in the show window) Raym carries off his part to the [ B. Baker. commission be allowed to name new e full satisfaction of all and gives| Starting on Thursday the double [ men and deficits thereby creat- | people 4 chance fo ses him “as s, [ feature Lill will bring Harry Careyled be made up at the end of the | ¢ g e He makes a first class leading man|in “Silent Sanderson.” vear, this in avoidance of a special | : | Ol' d Mornl | other Thursday picture s|tax levy or a heavy drain on the 3 HOOVER Mad 1 i 2 e ‘G'—-‘—-———-——A T P 5 | Ballamy in “A Fool And His | emergency account. [ 7 tY Money,” taken from the novel by| Mayor A. M. Paonessa was in f v 5 % 5 GHI L plICs George Barr McCntcheon, William | o 1«”,”».‘ ng ,1 S Frflv\:nn:“f'\' t . We still have a few Coats to close out, Some as large In Weight After Tak | [or of drawing from th rgency n Weight After Tak- | Halnes supports Miss Bellamy and [account and then making up the | i as size 50, + | the villainy in the picture is most|shortage In that fund by transfers | . Qpr= S . y 4 £19.98— 3R: At £9.98—up to 3 ing Beecham’s Pills [ capably handled by the villain of Vil- |toward the close of the fecal yen. At §19.98—up to S *‘Vn\ ip to | tatns, art Holmes. Tatest news [ Commissioner Spear offered ns a | 4 At $6.98—up to 52 Never knows a sick reels and selected comedies are| g ggestion that short term notes be Also §3.98 for Children's Coats to 312,00 shown at each p rmance. sold, while Commissioner A, N. Abbe < Q Children’s Coats to $21.75 headache; stomach [suggested a tax. Commissioner| Home made root beer At 86.95 for Children’s B0 el . betfectly swell || ow Haven, July 7UP—A recom-| twelfch of one mil be maid (o pra;| 20t hurt youngsters— At §3.50—Voile and Crepe Dresses, sizes 16 to 44 Very SpeCIal ve taken Beecham's Pills and At 98¢ each—Sleeveless Sweaters, were to $3.50. \0 OTHER MEDICINE with dation that the city purchase 150 vide five men and his motion was| and my how they love it! esults for the past fifteen | VATt Of Which is in the town of East| for a withdrawal of $4,500 from the | Keep plenty on hand. At 79c—Leather Shopping Bags, were $1.00 aches, from a catar ‘7! b St S AR L > p1s ’ - o : & h, and general del e e on Police Eapensc Here Low | Williams’ Root Beer |0 At 87c each—Rayon Silk Vests and Step-Ins, were 31.00 o acres of land in Fair Haven Melghts, [ lost. Commlssioner Abbe's motlon The discussion preceding the vote | : ht. T 5 - Extract. Ask your : \idermen last night. The mayor ¢ sthy, Commissioner Paul S o 3 e e SLT5 Tailar 5 e s : g TR, A R O e (I T mew At $1.39—Rayon Silk Bloomers, were $1.75 Tailored of excellent quality “Like a Linen” , proposal for a bond issue of $100,-| emergency “Froma frail woman weighingless | o to purehass and develop the I don't know what a hea is, and my stomach is per. ergencs only In the "Nl section” At $1.29—Special Sale of Rayon Silk Chemise, reg. S1.50 fabric — f\ladsup"in the approved Hoover style % i b 2 - P com. | 2nd but one man was neede ] o —1lo ointed collar, o hoal and et | LTUReItS, was referret o the com- | Tils was disputed by members of WILLIAMS At 39c—One Lot of Silk Lisle, also a few Brown Silk Hose nzsp . les at ene hundred and twenty Mrs. FANNY A, BURGESS, i | | the bog of police commissioners public Learing and report | who itted comparative figures | to show New B: h." s lh’(‘ |(\\\-’z~( koor BEER EXTMCT police expenses, per caplta, in the| 3 state of Connecticut, with A clé ean inside means a vdy, Suf- oL cannedtlo ferers from constipation, headaches, § An increase of 20 men in the past | pSH s e s | i; ;“;’.’:" a{"Iv o ’:“Gl'“ 1': ,‘Z”u’;uf | 10 years was reported by Chiet Hart. | 5 o Commissioner Joseph C. Stons sub- for women; values to $1.00 a pair. Sizes 36 to 46 * FEFEERFE use of Beecham's Puils, | mitted to the board that the great FREE SAMPLE—Write today for fres ‘ growth of the city on the outskirts r sample to B. F. Allen Co., 417 Cenal St., | probably necessiiated this increase| New York and he did not feel it was exorbitant. | § Buy from your druggistin 2§ and gecbozes | Commissioner F. A. Searle said he | ould see no change in the sltuation | for Better Health, Take | @ ~n'1flmz last February when the| Beecham’s Piils | bl "n\".‘p’"‘“’"°““““““““'5”‘°“ AY 1BON; Vel’y Spec1al ing habit: to : Chairman Dunn agreed with Mr.| have with s | Searle, but added that the emer-| . every meal | goncy existed at that time also, but| / r o crispy-fresh was not realized until recently when | u q i Honeybees a man was killed in a brawl in an C A P I T o L | SRR 100 e underpoliced section. . . | et Senator Hall favored withdrawal ] cr avor. CONTINUOUS SHOWS Your dealer erence to a special tax, but was of i o TODAY & WEDNESDAY has 'em fresh the belief that not more than two € men could be provided for without . . . SALOME Of ; ,'ww' too heavy a drain on the fund. b thz g Szm e a Zt Fashioned of fine quality box loom crepe ribbon <ol e oards recommenda fon il /. and hand embroidered trimming — the Tenements"” | urrrieerryrm - """ : Colors Rose, Copen, Peach J Sith= If you don’t get to sleep easily, your You'll enjoy the flavor of Borden's, Sizes 36 to 46 i Tetta Goudal, Godfrey Tearle J R g ~ KE(TH VAUDEVITLE P"[A NEGRI M”ST nerves are Aprobabl,v over-strained—or too. It hasnone of the sickish sweetness - one | your digestion unsettled. usually found in malted milk. This is wi“}ur swea Ina" | A glass of Borden’s, the Improved due to its special process of manufac- . : DOUGHNUTS y i Malted Milk, taken piping hot, just at ture which makes Borden's more palat- “Wlnnle Wink]e” = 5 ; 2 bedtime, relieves both these difficultics 2ble —and at the same time more Fey, Ellictt & King fl;.f..,.:\‘ CRULLERS Faces Big Lery in Onder o Get et Lo MO st s R it g JUMPER DRESSES Borden's Malted Milk gives your tired ; ””1":‘:‘ 1 ‘;\2“1,‘\”‘ fr&sh every dal[ Smflggled Gems | body vhe_ wholesnr‘ne nou.rishlmeu(' it Get a package from your dealer today $6 98 D [ craves, without taxing your digestion —or send the coupon below, with 10c, i | late at night. asheavier foodsdo. Already for a trial package—and form the habit New York, July 7 P—Pola Negrl artially predigested, it is readily ab- of taking Borden's as a “nightcap”. e screen star, must pay $57,000 to the P Y pesc ) 8 iing | R vernment toltecoyerity ofdis sorbed into the system. It soothes over- You'll feel like a different person morn- ) ! fll‘llPS $9.98 P E | and emerald bracelets and a dla- strained nerves and allows you to relax. ings after a good night's sleep. Tailored of Botany Flannel | mond ring which she failed to de- . HARTFORD clare when she returned last May in 3 Q I| ToNiGHT & wEDNESDAY | [from a European trip. / - | Summer Shades XA Er RS DARTING RO IO | Inspectors at the time also found | Sizes 16 to 12 AND EVERY EVE. &: | | 16 bottles of wine in her trunks, Mat. Tues, Wed. Thurs, and Sat— “DAUGHTERS smashed them on the ship's rail and 2:1. 3l | fined her $5 a bottle. | The S0-carat diamond ring, Miss | THE IMPROVED e o e o (| of PLEASURE? |[EFoi” i 2.2 &1 MALTED Mlng< 2\ sathnG surrs | Voile Sets AMERICA y .000. The fine THE 8th TRIDMPHANT WEEK s ‘ 1 "0 S -ln thc #'lare PacMge arie Prevost, Monte Blue e g se by Lincoln Bloomers Attached Presenting An Original Romantic A Story of Love and The "adle Rich” |ant secretary of the treasury. was | K ofl“\w»‘” el Very Special ests...... C oo ey == mi || reveales yesterday. Henry C. st OROF L N P o e B 5 gion £ ot (i STARTING THURS, s t stant collector of the port Sold ¢ i Mo 3¢ Gorde® $3 98 Q “MADCAP . FRI, SAT. ST Ok S huinai Al i eo{d in attractive x/ag packages A a0 ). Step-Ins . .. c THE GREAT CIRCUS MYSTERY || matter except to say that the fAigures —7 and IS oz. sizes. Your dealer N Value $4.98 Featuring | cited were probably correct can supply you, it ‘ b Aot BONOMO Before Miss Negri left the liner e - ” Mo The World's Strongest Human. || Berengarta, 1t 1s understood. cus- 5 - Heg\,\ quality surf shades to choose from The Greatest Serial Film | toms inspectors told her that they o - satin, neatly hand em- __ Shownon Barth, 1 M:{:zybmj, vv‘!n'v:\:l:r;‘a::vr:r:":" broidered trimmed. Each neatly lace S Lty st wn AW OLIvEN LADIES' MATINEE | She frst ssid she had declared all 4 Sizes 36 to 44 trimmed. gt n‘nm‘n‘“ iV | | Mhis Coupon and 10c Wil Admit |her property, but later produced an - i Any Lady to Best Se | emerald bracelet. The ring and the ——————— | OtNeF bracelst were seized after she Many pretty pastel