New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 20, 1925, Page 5

ATW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 20, 1925, e e e . \. | ¢ g P, M= ' WOEE—lgin—235 leath penalty will be started at once = N MONDAY d earn to Swim.! ! : nce ¢ |8 —Co ) [ 1180 p m—WTAS g : \ New York state. It will culmi- l “ ‘ = At . HLnipniat et p. m.—' . ced tnued i introduction of a bill [ (A1 Programs on In»u m Dayght | eno . JATEAttE Gy e . TRt htha eelkiaiie BREUnding) aotio state |fl|l| DANCE MUSIC TONIGHT Din have abolished the ” : VN Dantasriy to h 8:8 1 ner \\Nl—qmnu"hl_n. ty by statute, 1t rxists N 3 WHEEL—130. A 2 p s ur.' i v m—WGY orchestra | m.—Ca®ltol theater o tes and the District of Co- ” 5% ‘ ey -~ i 1 &' A vigorous campaign against the \\4 Y —Schenectad y—380 r WKt Cincinnati==326 VO WAAM—T t ; » WLT— Dt WRW—Tarrytown—238 ) WHAZ 1 ) WAG- W LW —Cincinnati—123 suits, being a more service- WRN Y— T i | i - I oW S 3 —Ho! ( &1 1 enduring material than S WAAM—Newark—203 “THE CHARMER"” AT CAPITOL S“THE UNKNOWN LoveER” f Y WOO S " Major Tute The Stdney Olcott-Faramount pro- nown Lover,” wit jailis She was weak 1 ) Thin and Nervous \ . .—_,:' Unless otherwise Indicated, theatriea) notices and reviews o this column are e makes very attractive written by the press mgencles tor the respect''e amasemen! company. A : ! 1:15 | e Brown, Eddi WG R—Tufialo- duction “The Charmer,” starring | \ St " T 7 R Pola Negri in the title role, conies to los o of s X e S e . Gy : ths Capitol theater for a three duys' |y . & run today. The Keith vaudeville bill will have five great attractions in the presen- |lar top notch tation of Helena Justa and Boys, | 1 AP which {s considered one of the best |a ¢ P m 1 pro; v 1 iTu g L6 s ' 1 pom > | dancing acts In vaudeville and in- ng the I s vot Rtrani] ] 3 " : A | ! ciuded in the case are . 3 inkeil; featured voent and | WOO—Philadelphia—308 teheste 3 | foremost colored dance ) 1 The 8 Instrumental art e e £ . A i ton Howard Co. will of Sides of Life; Erlay and Hallock | Fiteh . Against Capital Punishuent are American coloraturists, both | WHAZ—Tros—380 having wonderful voices; k and ¢ ST e T o li e T v artinta ] ey For Criminal Manus present “Aerialists De Luxe"; HAS HARH“W!NG | ‘ o : TRsliDunpYstcron 1 ; | and May and Kilduft will roa | 10:3 20 p. m. — Borsert | : i ot o e sl S ! character skit “Village p." prehests 1 p g ] g = - e as can- On Thursday Hoot Gibson will be TIME IN %\VAMP ; e ST starred in “Let 'Er Buct L MR [6:02 p o s v b ceal Cod 1 L Ta form, and get READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED [Spo | g DE reanlts e : LSt e ) e ; i e R NETAL W IO —=Hartford—3 18 Y pom | X ; 5 : S I swation Honr,™ | T o . R s 4 L > asniaEne {New Jersey Man Finally Resoned &2 o jnoine 1o L _ : o e WMC—Memphi MALONE AND DARROW 'm WAGE NATIONAL HGH flamous Lawyers Plan Campaizn 1 usually upsets ro 1 t M ot il ¢ SURAr- \\l\l. ll‘l denee—230 1 \ 1y - | ¥ Thare are continuous shows daily, viden o ; g S Philadelphia— Tortured for years ! . S : T bl e e i Paatac 8 it e ke 1 B e e S i ] LRSI R e e s et A by Resinol i » wanderful tab- mile strete WIP—Philadelphia—308 Ve m i ; i S e ’ les ut five pounds of flesh ot res s o . 604 T nner music Chieage, TIl, Oct. 23:—°T had |clans at St. Mary hospita | = Ty [REREE e suffered from varicose veins for 21z | o o A P < . | e vears and had doctored continuous- . 4 ; WG Ailantie ¢ Ll Iy without results as I could not : keep off my feet. The pain was so great that I could not cleep and ] eried at night until 1 was completely exhaust- ed. My hair was turning gray and I thought I would lose my mind, Last summer my son had a sore on chin and Resinol healed it, so T decided to try it my- | self, In little less than a week 1 obtained relief and in six months time the trouble was entirely healed. 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