New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 23, 1925, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN D\IH HERALD, THU R.\I)\" JULY 23 a0, 2%, U —— }‘HH\HI‘\IH»H‘ while pursuing {Who had taken part in « bt between nerocs '“'-i u. l”n " MRS. HUCK IN CUMBERLAND;“i"-l-:.f::s;;-»i:_jm‘j | SPRAY NOW o dli v R s headquarters for guns and night sticks ™ J ‘_, “ congresswoman and the first woman 3 police appeared, Four men s - 3 A to preside over the house of repre- \ : A arreste sentatives, got hersclf sentenced to N \ b — The fight started o hen \ £ prison N ; AL man and A negro engaged in a qua Unless otherwise (ndieated. theatriea) notices and reviews in this colump are Gulitless of any erime, she sought 1) - . \ Ch! i rel over a ball game being plus written by the press agencles for the respect” e amusement sompany answers to the questions— \ Chib i ! boys Are our prisons humane? £ f g f| = B | “LET 'ER BUCK,” A ey BEacisnelgbyEnotaliow 25 f i e APPROVE AUTOMATIC S1GN A1 Cavvied in 11h, 5 1h, 25 Ih, 50 Ib and 100 th pack: ol " | men, regain her place in soctoty? ;i > ) e It is contended for S R N : New Haven, Ju | are ot too arlifclzl to be real, but | Universal-Glbaan snectal coming. {o wes i tor L0 et \ g ontest between the toan of oo § A5€S. Kills bugs and controls blight, Spray 4 or 3 «casily occur in every ds ‘n~. #hould | the Capito theater today with Hoot « of s the Lyce: re It b i Pora i - 2 : I howing shting th & plctiire been made {n such an elab. ormer Representative to Congress N ¥ ] tric signal for the himan Clyde Titch, master of the roman-| orate atmosphere, tic drama, wrote as one of his last | from 1llinols N 4 it the ) The Keith vaudeville bill §s bead- | But T did not approuch the waf % pleces “Lover'’s Lane," and this,| o4 transferred to the screen, is the ) . transi L] Spain, in the presentation of songs dil not want another joh In Stmpson deelds r f 4 . . L] other Lyceum picture. Vhd damecs dn s surn An- | pir _‘ 5 \ z 7 | ) d, 1 ' ! 1 only wanted to vor On the same program, in addition | other feature to the selected comedy and news| L. as offer reel, 16 the latest episode of “The | Hollub and Alan De Great Circus Mystery | Grey are hurricanc “Rin Tin Tin," the famous canine | Josephine Davia is an excellont performer in “Tracked in the| iNg comedienns, and Anthony times during growing season and triple your vield rse street, Hig of tonn. Eomething ot the real hu-| {3 & N it b Dl PARK and BIGELOW STREETS | with him [ suffered during the in- | , 3 costs terview with the hotel man | lischarged me Enow Country,” i be shown at | Re offer “I'he Ttalians With the 2y en ds to pa § i ving past the Lyceum &0on | A new eplsode of “Sunk- | ypy g he Lyce Y chose Cumberland, Md., | = K R | W s | 8 . How this One-Profit Coach Sity ¥ | nown, Perhaps 1t was fate Houdini Held for ) knonit st ngfit gra: " = 5 . 4 Wrecking Store {Mrs. Crean to Sing From arrived there at 6 In th - - ; k) I S New York, Juy 28— sum.| WPG at Atlantic City | jine there was no ¥ W, G & and | B s is built by Studebaker mons charging disorderly conduct | _3‘““‘ Mary ‘; “-‘i‘“ of this “"I‘ | ideas e rning boarding houses, \ # I o % was served on Harry Houdini, Wil between 10 and 12 o'clock, cheap restaurant with n i H 8 / »a’ ‘, / " z C magician, (Iasl night as he was about | P S T., tonight, broadc ast several | o0 g hed, There I got a Toh 4 A ”‘\‘.1'\3\;‘\;«2:1; on f € 'W"”’ J" OTANDARD SIX HASSIS to broadcast from WOR an offer for | Irish songs through WIG, the mu- | room for a doilar 3 - 5 Toom for §y 5 410,000 to any scientist who could nicipal radio station at Atlantic In the morning, I sfarted out to wreek yidht in (hn prod physical manifes ord SlviRiL coinotion i halbal g o L s T el house where T am ol George Young, secrelary of |the A. O. H. and the Tadiss' Aux-| S0F (a8 WOEE. O fooked @il fov. the Francis P. Houdina comp: tliary, A. O. H. Mrs. Crean is at- [ no T applied in 10 cent which conducts a Broadway radio |tending ths annual national e store staurants and shoe stores store, complained that Houdini en- tion of these orders as a dele Un{s Low tered his establishment Monday ' from Connecticut I My funds were very night and destroved furniture and | Mrs. Crean | 1l known as a counted my money and found S ’ . il o 2 g001 many years lighting fixtures. Houdini was angry, 'soloist in this eity and throughout ould not spend another night ot st mara Young said, ise the store dis- ‘the state. It is expected that a « hotel. But I was still hope- 1t Windsor Playec a similar to his own. large number of New Britain radio r there seemed a bare chance , . o wors < | Houdini's version is a bit different. fans will tune in an A warm a glow of | thest And Lady my landing a job in a shoe store = — City station to hear her sing |1 ha visited! (e RIVER BECOMES MUDDY of the songs of Erin, WG e Gt b Redding, Cal. July 25 (P—A flow on 299.8 meers, o, financially — and stepped out of es and mud o ating m]i—‘ P | with the assurance which a good . e e o : 4 3 proximately $,000 feot up the side I e s e ik S : Sara a good of Mount Shasta, s causing the wa. LNSECLS ¥ ‘)ld m TUI\W) ui Iways bi A ] 3 S red Rhe risen to my need with the ~ At (he shoe store my hopes were UPERFICIALLY other coaches engineered and manufactured under ters of the Sacramento and the Me- | For Musical Qualities | *' " R ney i m. casual air of helping an old 2 1 ity niver Cloud river to run muddy in this Tokyo, July 23 (P—Singing in- | i Ve ;}y\\w,‘,‘,”“ ) ;..,,’: Y e e oy ou nd out of a temporary scrape. may resemble this Studebaker $475 one management, to i } o cfficiently with every other part. region. Mud Creek, at McCloud. {scets are now on sale by street yen T e e e i - My affection for her was real and Standard Six, but the resemblance Y Ty i y 3 5 . i tand analysis. A better car because Studebaker which was filled by a glacial flow [ders along the Ginza gay "“Main it el il will not s from the mountain last year, is agait street” of Tokyo. T i ‘_“‘v BtseURtorgh el iRl et denot 1 th ¢ I wanted to pay her back as 1 Only two cars are made on a one. i ;”:t iflz'dlm‘““f_’ finudnph:flnlu!-, OO SEA S (o (U T s S irblersottire Wit Ao P P el 2 tad wanted few things in my life, profit basis—Ford in the lowest Il wnd e batane ler ‘mo’r:‘ nsgtaf-fngto?hmnm . s crickets and longhorned grasshop- | =0 1 wett 1o @ millinery store © land < OMe it ] was penniless field and Studebaker in the fine car inmonthly pay i T e et READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED jers. To the Japanes: GonE Rl :‘.: e .whn'»w o e ‘ww‘ i ich for yc one Thing field. Only in these two cases are ments of 880,00, = s B 32 of miles o ADS FOR RESULTS lof the crick srasshopper | =i ko 0ok o (he eandy store | SlLeiconting ’ There was only one thing to do. all bodies, engines, clutches, gear- Come in and ser FOFEE (OTIEIDUSRUCE 0% NI | urried back to the ca store. Her Rooming House I told her 1 was sure 1 conld get a ; ial g o excess transportation are built into O e R ol ; T s sure 1 could get a sets, springs, differentials, steering Tiow: casy ‘it is (o i i er el dinte been en 1, while 1 was i Al B Gt Ren Senc it scouliRonly gesr and axles designed, engineered ||l Statian which looked like an equal valoe | The diminutive insects are soid in | e Lo s and manufactured by one company Six Coach on our [auaint bamboo cages, d¢ 1 with | 3 8 | 5 2e while it was new, is breaking up, t » My spirils were as low “But "vou 4o not. even know my “3u supposs T should. tuen b Contrast this with the average car A Stalibig st the Studebaker is breaking in. 0 one m s #lllc ribbons, Pilces ranpe from trly | 0 115 e o wonder whel ! ut suppose 1 should turn out / ayment plan name ‘You do not kno a profits of many out- v |sen to as high as twenty-five yen s e a You do not kr and nover return your where the extra profits y That is why in Arizona — out st ll(e ch i ! S wh from or what € mone 1 said o her just before I side parts and body makers must be where desert heat and rugged moun- | t.hem ]u - = JEI Lot st aricT I By e L into this tate, AT TS e included in the purchase price. tzin trails test automobiles to the H R 3 ouldicugi vl G el ek L red m ks and niled, and T continued, 1t These profits are part of the production cost of utmost—Studebaker sells double its normal pro- eeS st yal UPLoA dopy |12, the vollee station, tc ] question ¥ an awiul blow fo your the car—the same as the steel and wood of the portion of cars. Every county in Arizona which which Leslie '1-’ : I 1 u‘ (\ e ‘[w ; H‘ :‘ U\‘ Gl mitted that 1 did not have the v in humanity and besides, vou body. They do not buy materials nor workmanship has bought an automobile for its sheriff has bought b 2 ; s . L de of | going ) do a 1 1 I sary 3 v o money.” —they do not make any car one whit better. a Studebaker. the harbor this afternoon was over- | 5070 L0 SUentin : . . turne a squall which cume up ; i LR ORIOT it ¢ “1 would not lose Studebaker has achieved one-profit manufacture N § S BT b Py e ISEong mist Ry s payid t ' 1 wondercd what she through years of far-sighted management and This coach is not a one year car swept Connectiont. He clung fo the andyipcon: S it re mean through sacrifice on the part of stockholders. Earn- s a splendid_example of the facts stated above, SOILIGHT, tich |6t and was tesened by men in a = S A S : surplus & pent . vined, "I give ings which might have been distributed have been we offcr the Standard Six Coach. To appreciate in flavor, and | larger bo: t went out to get him. | ! b s supp 1 tof all 1 carn cither to retained in the business to build one of the largest this car you must see it and ride in it. We urge o, Sl = iy LG BRI, f 5 . 1 o not wanl you to spend ! | o charity or to help gray iron foundries in the world, to erect stamping you to do so immediately, It is called a coach, but crispy, you Varnish and paint brushes can be | ©F Pocket picking ever I'“ my 3 v." she said to me, “You g you do not send mills, forges, etc., to purchase the finest labor s in reality a roomy five-passenger coupe. recognize T e prese , .!”” v"‘Hmv“ vv o .R”f,, v your money for break- hac vill consider it part of saving machinery, to construct enormous body. It s a car that will give you faithful economical a Honeybee at of kerosene, the burcann of standards | have found temptation LE oen building plants. ) ‘ 5 service. It is built to yield dependable, comfortable has foun U R 0 el nd. as for my faith in human As a result, resources totaling one hundred mil- 11l LS Per D Cebenda Rl o e ot e [l uarkagro e 'PeT natu 1s not s easily corrupted.” | lion dollars are concentrated upon the production fresh cvery day el R O e i s W i ome il cinied gf 086'9;:5‘ automobiles such as this Standard Fm- now Snojmore “yearly models” ers. | afternoon Iigd . the one in Wheeling sl v dieted o What does it mean to you? tated to purchase an | automobile, fearing that the E‘mfl &b}'ca’j mberl G vondered Lo yanaiady was infinitely botter Arpderh To you, as an automobile buyer, this means: car they bought in July would be made obsolete S there gevera days before o 1 5 artificially by the announcement of -new yearly . ‘ 1 To this day, she nof Know 1.AL Price. =iz nuddmgwn g e r 1 had been a conviet. Sl Tianties i e AdeN 2 ;“W" i models in August or September. Studebaker has i | seling When [ did, she secme ittle ! a5 Elizat © ‘ 2. etter Car. discontinued the custom of presentizg yearly b@glfil‘!fifd [ 1 was fecling . an <hacked, but she made no mote ariliy 1 s one of A LOWER PRICE, because Studebaker does models. Instead, Studebakers will be kept ap o get rid of me : ind T had day before cailed . out number on| lends a peenliar ¢ {mer evening 2 the city, She ¢ me the millinery store. once. And you can get them letters, and T/ not need to pile its profit upon the profits of out- the minute in body styles and chassis design re- ink that < er it soon, | side parts manufacturers and body builders. gardless of the calendar, Gl Rauo horieiits (o iy door fian e mEnilon: | over my s e | A BETTER CAR, because it is a thoroughly co- Come in NOW—and sce this sturdy, dependable, St i Lt St Cor NEA Service, ordinated, harmonious unit. Every part designed, one-profit Coach. a trial, 1 the morning, there was a v in Pursuing Rioters 2 to reform sinv Pitt uly 3 (P-~Two | nothing hen they fell over a 50-foot - - excellent TODAY FRL. SAT. The “g\fl"“ | E 3 3 taste, don't ntintons Shows 3 | | 5 A HS =5 you think? HOOT ' GIBSON |, 4 vE cuT LET "ER BUCK fuming the amovs Pendieton Round-Up. “KEITH VAUDEVILLE ‘ DO YOU SUHCT A Treat From Spain! F Eve Strain? 4 SR rem Lye otrain ! TP{E CASINOS Twitching u.y. yelids, oceasiona) | | % SANTRONY & RCGHiG Sant nemiactien, o, are ssn- ||N IN THE BEAUTIFUL TOW OF OLN SAVEROOK, AROUT ONE MILE FROM THE Mosquitoes WOI'k under cover BARONESS D HOLLURB toms from which 1o judge. CENTER LIES A MAGNIFICENT SHORE PROPERTY KNOWN AS INDIAN TOWN QPRAYING with Flit will sprav. Spraying Flit on garments kil JOSEPHINE DAVIES O R GLASSES QUICKLY Ses 5 25 moths 1 their larvae which eat “STNKEN SIEVER™ | REVIEVE SUCH TROUBLE 3 W quickly get rid of fi’""\‘ ng h 2 | This property consists of 85 lots averaging 05100 feet in size, with shade trees mosquitoes. Flit spray clears the i m:x:‘:; ;?:J;:‘:wfh:d ;h:tm A PINKUS a-plenty. The bathing be, ,“‘11 is clean, fine sand, acres and lll’il} s of it; the N]n’l ;v house in & few minutes of moa. S e 3 |m“mw beach for children on the whole Connecticut coast here 1s a snug litt quitoes and disease-bearing flies C \ ~ 8 litoes sease-bes A\ t [4 TEREET Y H. F. REDDELL | harbor for small boats—bathing picr and tennis courts are in the making. Cottages 1t is clean, easy and safe to use Yt mfll‘lfif('fi“o’:l [:su‘::‘de ! n Exesight Specialists @ are being built and folks are buying lots, folks who vealize that here indeed is the result of ex Im‘ e re. | 300 MAIN 81 New Brital B o - Kills Househiold Fnsccts by expert entomologists and | i B T A CHILDREN'S SEASHORE PARADISE ifls Household Insect e e et AARTFORD ¥ Flit spray also destrovs bed bugs ted on various household insects be- SEE “INDIAN TOWN" IT'S WORTH THE TRIP roaches, ants, and insect eggs. The fore Flit was finally perfected. Flit is Gracd eracks and crevices where insects hi 8 100% effective insecticide containing plicvisiiienath iy TO REACH INDIAN TOWN and breed are readily reached by Flit no inactive (inert) ingredionte EVERY CVENING STARTING § Try Flit in your home. For sale everpche: TONIGHT R:15, LYCEUM g Try Flit in y me. | everychere Mat. Tues.. Wed., Thurs,, ani Sat. 2:15, STANDARD OIL CO. (NEW JERSEY) MR. K. 2. POLL Presents < = From East or North From the West Ll Nowstlarias B Follow Post Road west Follow Post Road one THE PO DOUBLIE REATURY SR from town pump, Say- mile from Westbrook- "FI(vHTl\(u brook center, one mile, Saybrook line, turn PLAYERS‘ THE FLAMES” cross trolley to left at i vight where trolley l With WILLIAM HAINES and Ovster River and fol- enters highway and DOROTHY DEVORE low signs to the prop- [alee= 2 follow signs to prop- 1 erty and [4 an 5 v and shore, - % erty and shore. ARG, U. 8 PAT, orr_ New Brooms™ o _ By Frank Craven and s Played by With ROBERT ELLIS and ~ Flies \lmqmloefl Moths ‘ B | GERTRUDE OLMSTEAD S ol | e H. T. & F. S. CHAPMAN et and Their Eggs The Outstanding Production of the This Coupon and 10c. Will OLD SAYBROOK, CONNECTICUT Year, Admit Any Lady to Best Seat