New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 5, 1925, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1925, ] %————-__-»-— s. Coolidge Learning || u.mmnxxpuvx to be discharged from the hos- Seal single Victor records, C. L. Plerce & Co.— |I||p L ish “maudlin sym- criminal,” Senator Blll His WIIC ll]SlSlS FG lS Hernan of West Medford, some time, and several wecks ago [thought” in a suggestion “that ;:'»I A mecting of workers In Canton yester- Mrs. Anna Johnson, injured some expert swimmer, who is recelved a suggestion aimilar to the |ple at large and public ofticuls | bl plunon guaranteed 5000 aa | day o resolution was passed urging the summer on the north shore, the governor's from the district attorney |should always bear In mind that e mvp:uw. ORI ace. &bl | ol dtrike § nalimare affeotive ‘thattn wifo of the president today went |0f New York county, their primary concern should be in | boyeott “in fighting the imperial- through the elementary stages of the public interest, distingulshed | " the side stroke which she is at- tempting to master. Although she | has taken a dip almost dafly during the last month, she has been con- tent to paddle around as best she conld, avolding the deep end of the i URGED last % S[JHWART/ WANTE ers not members to study the prob- [the police and provide for an ex-|ot 186 Arch street are o b e J|lem. He sald that the lcgislature [amination by the committing magis- |their third wedding aonivers: V To Be Good Swimmenr cdding rsary. | pital within & fortnight. ) % | Swampscott, Mass, Aug. § (P— l ll ‘nding the water of un ocean swim- [appolntment of three senators and |from testifying in his own behalf on | The police and Kiwanian baseball | Ited m\HK pool near White Court to her (five assemblymen as a committee {o |trial, a |80 each, 1K . h'l’ ler () telag Miss Mary |of Newburg, has be : for | Knight sald | New Victrolas, while they .'I' nder the tutelage of Miss Mary Newburg, has been working for | Knight said Hong Kong, Aug. B (P—At a last winter “recognized the urgency |trate where a defendant refusing to| Closing out sale, Victrolas at 1 |Gulbransen player plaucs at Morasy [teams will play tomorrow afternoon ing, Mrs. Coolidge is learning to [tuke up this work. This committee,| On the subject of e of the sltuation” and authorized the |answer questions would be precluded |price. C. L. Pierce & Co—advt, | —advt. at Walnut Hill park. a real swimmer. |headed by Senator Caleb H. Baumes, |pthy for the STRIK v’ rey N, o Z l!l ~advt Mass., an y spending —ady \\\‘41‘ ago In an automobile acci- [dent in Springficld. Muss., is well the road to recovery in Wessor morial hospital, that eity. She e committee has been in cor- A Unless othermise indicated, theatrieas written by the press agencles tor "We resolution the lif Martinez, California, An unidentified York city was ;\-\' authorities t ‘\MHH\ whose | feund in the laboratory of the | fie Cellulose company \ug, b (P— workman for New | tentatively aceepted wlay as the murder churred body uotices and reviews o thie column ar respondence the respect’ e amusement company with the district attor- judges every on Me- from the individual, resulting in a more wholesome and salut a ninistration of eriminal jur county in the state and will soon in- [cnce and breeding among the 1gurate « series of hearings. The |inal population a real and substan members have heen informed that |(ia] fear of the law It is also sug- 2 the statc assoclation {s about o |gestc { last week aft- [ pool which s formed by a recess in Eo% 0 s gthe necamlly i ot e are certain of victory,” the “because we hold of Hong Kong in our hands.” neys and county of says, o 0 DOUBLE BILL AT LYCEUM A double feature bill of varied movie entertainment is providing “LITTLE IRENCH GIRL" Anne Douglas Sedgwick's novel, “The Little French Girl,"” the pres- ent sensation in the world of litera- ture, comes to the Capitol theater Thursday, Friday, Saturday as a Paramount picture that promises to be even more popular than the book. Herbert Brenon directed the pro- duction, which features Alice Joyce, Nell Hamilton, Mary Brian and E ther Ralston. The Keith vaudeville have flve excellent acts “Huckin's Run,” a rural fa com- edy offered by Frank Lynch and his players. Others include Gene and Myrtle Conroy, the *“Dance-O- Manlacs the Kitaro Japs in the superlative degres of Japane Eda DeNew in “Smiles ns and Peterson, a team Broadway comadians in “Fun- ology.” There are continuous s A new chapter of is also on the bill was Paci- Fas as nry persons to the of ath, bill - will aturing Mary best and is every bit as good as in vo case to shouw criminal | Reduce ppeals 1 Deny the | fourth offenders, Abolish the Eliminat cfendant's mud Torah hall tomorrow e 8 o'clock Home cooked —advt, Tomorrow will he {at the Rot will be in ¢ architects. | ehatrman George K vell, Harold nd Ch Vietrs adv Mr previous an insuranc Pl the number of permissible | lunches, \atertally iefits of Crowell's | carrled ins s of $100,000, Schwartz ctes 1n exee H]R[) 15 GIVE Wil ay SHTR00-H0 N 0 ;';; Be Serapped wio' rance poli- payable to to parole “Builders club and the arge of buflders and D. K. Perry will be Max J. Unkelbach, | Macauley, Gustave Tor- Shepard, R. O. Clark Chase will be speakers, and plano. at Mor Day" 5 meeting | Silver"” parole system entirely. | P. D. Markels No Longer (Can Be Used in New York New York, Aug. 5 (A—"P. D.” automobile shields issued by the po- lice department to many persons not connected with the department were worthless today so far as granting raftic regu Ation| A e > war-built fleet with the sale of 200 |Theodore Benetis, who lives near ST STOT T Denounced in a resolution in the | ¢ oy vascels to Henry Ford, chiefly ) Walnut Creek, where the plant was A8C PLSG. PP ) board of aldermen as a “privilege of | ;. serapping. | lecated, and tallied closely with that the rich” and the subject of grand Lyceum patrons with excellent film {er an explosion and five a Tesult (the rocks, appoint a special committee to work [niuch for more severe punishment as “Love and Glory" will be flashed on L R TRy SR iy identified with the administration of 'situation and will endeavor to meet : Ci in addition to the scrial and ofher | '"1 anxious concern of people shown Ity ltems a helper about the plar for the eriminal. | | . _ . Make a defendant who refuses to | c ( i take the witness stand suffer the| Morria Cohn who spent four bin does some of her | Working upon this theory, Sheriff Changes m Cl‘lllllllfi] PTOSECUUOH consequences, instead of being pro- | fonths in estine Nabbi Gershen 2 teefed by the explanation to the jury [Hadas, Rabbi Aronsin M. Frishberg, identity of the dead man, whose against him | Talmud Torah in this city, will speak | Permit the plnumlflml In all cases |8t a mass meoting of Zionists in T ! hoax plot, have been suggested to a legislative tee was given out today by Senator by millions and prescribed by physicians for, 25 years, features. Tonlght, for the final lo- | of whiclr ek i nee with the legislative committee |it is for certainty to punishment.” | the screen. 1‘ e s JER e e the criminal law and the prevention |it adequately.” t jaiet i ¥ featured Ca EivARGInY and had told employees that he was ting "% IR, R. Veale, and District Attorney | body was burned beyond recognition al- Albany, N. Y., Aug. 5 (P—Tmport- | the | n , ~ ) SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN'" and INSIST! committee now at work as a means V» Accept only “Bayer package Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. cal showing, Peter B. Kyne's story | Berkoley c¢hemist . I8 being sought Im-wAR []N [;RIM‘E IN Among the suggestions already re. [Senator Knight concluded Vor the bill starting tomorrow | "¢ the explosion, was belioved “f crime, ara thel following “Defying was | and to s the mysterious ening at int changes in the method of crim- Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on fablets, you are of lessening crimd. Information as which contains prowen directions, Aspirin fs the trade mark of Rarer Mannfacturs of Monoaceticacilester of Salicylicactd the menace of the pis of |Toln Knight, of Wyoming, majority {leader of the state senate. | Senator Knight mentioned a sug- gestion hy Governor Smith that the next legislature authorize the nam- | ing of a committee to consist of members of the leglslature and oth- | Portuguess Memorialize farm virtually ac- lett the in- clues upon | the entire n into a puzzling situation description of the from York was given officials by congress fo adopt offectively re- nse of firearms. | of all eriminal ac- hand, who hal | cepted as the | vestigators with few fion “Beauty and the Bad Man" and & warnt eharging murder. ceiyerl Hirom prominently | - “The legislature {8 awake A | bat 11 1 th ‘ N o o management ofters, ‘ombat the “maudiin sympathy | fternoon th management offer [to have met his d Haa .wlu‘|< In “The Gaiely Girl” Phil- | °Xpecting a man from New York, “Fool's Highwa A. 1% Tinning hoped to establish the wr hieh is believed to b inal procedure in New York state not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe to preliminary work of the commit | E = b victim, slrle S A ) weed up frials | Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets tions. Eliminate Washington, Aug. 5 (P)—Tt ich to work and threw ving board has consummated a d for disposal of the block the “third degree" and Mrs. Nelson by | A. Brown of| A “man New major My of the Award of the ships to dead man in regard to both | fury investigation, the shields were vecalled yesterday “ommissioner John A. Leach in the absence of Commissioner Enright. Counterfeiting of the shields hy nearby muricipalities and unauthor- by Acting Police | rord | as recom- | | on his bid of §1 mended by President Palmer of the | fieet corporation, was voted by board yesterday. 4 to 1, with ( missioner Benson adhering to his| ing pol stature and clothing, piece were found in the the crime occurred, Benitis said he pie man up in his antomohile lahoratory ked the s of which where worl near Wa | opposition to the ship scraj icy by casting the only ne lot. Chairman O'Connor by Commissioners and Hill in voting t) while Commissioners Thom Plummer were absent when {he was taken Most of the ships up for junk, but it is understood to be Mr, Ford's intention to convert a | few of them to Diesel engzine propul | sion for uge in overseas transport of the products of his own plants. This as well as the expected retention of some of the ship enginve and equip ment for use in his own plants are both permitted under the advertise- ment for hids nut Creek. The man to fhe “silk ment few days | ail he was on to an i2ed persons was given as fhe reason for their recall. The shields, some | in bronze and German silver, were affized to the radiators of automo- hiles, the occnpants of which celved the salutes of traffic officers and were assisted in obtaining rapid transit, Comptroller Craig a few hours hafore the recall order was issned vefuged to approve a bill of $239 for 48 such shields. Mr. Ford’s offer, the highest sub- Today—ABRAHAM LINCOLN made a second call for bids, 2 : 5 July 6, and after the VAUDEVILLE bid of $1,300,000, submitted by Boston Iron and Metal company of Baltimore, in the first opening June 30, had been withdrawn at the second call In a statement announcing award, Chairman O'Connor dec that with the scrapping of ships thus put und [ would return with r the task of f for th expressed common s ed the | ship iive Lal- I nis w plant” inined Haney award, sw an adverti Lissner, fore the for on and which the ta the fire, ! in NeLE vietim wrapped tified hy 1 by th wtz vas helieved ve hoen G e | | | re- | i | | nitis as part of workman, ion oftey rimes in de nd was articularly failure to 1o warrant fo in A no clues previous high wartz’s arres 1 issued yoster tor five daye tigation wh revealed con- that the dead had murdered and {he S THURS. — FRI. — SAT, man corps on heen A Picturization of The Widely ; Read Novel “THE LITTLE FRENCH GIRL” —With— MARY BRIAN, ALICE JOYCE, NEIL HAMILTON Tiemist hody is that i G of her hus hady o MANCHESTER MAN DROPS DEAD Ane [l i buyers . He M viean ! forcign American niding Ameri government's active floet Ocear conviction that Ame vl definitely propaganda for th owners againet merchant marine Recalling his visits fo int Mr. Ford in th | overnment ships, My the s a that | make tor's Our* Annual Aagl.st urniture Sale/ nse est 1t his home 1 cmployed for 40 Rrothe 1 Medi ement [re &hips rs plant he Detroit to purchase of o orfived st KEITH VAUDEVILLE KITARO JAPS GENE & MYRTLE CONROY EDA DeNEW COLLINS & PETERSON ‘HUCKIN S RUN ¢ NKEN ~ll\|l or W * W il mine man nt he v bid f weleomn news, *h can h and }TAMMANY OFEMLY | AGANST BILAY Lealle iface monn Imson is sir proposes to huy r ocean the i and wl “measured only by the | scale e of his aperations g1 1S IN the fumiture of the better type that the savings in this great merchandising event are most in evidence. because the prices are so much lower than usual, the crowds are selecting the most exquisite suites and individual pieces eagerly, realizing that an opportunity such as our August Sale presents is too rare to let it slip through their fingers. If you are interested in better furniture at the lowest price levels, just drop in the next time you are down town now available. In fact, CONTINL l|l S SHOWS Neat Week— THE SPANIARD" Them selves Sl ‘Wm His Gandidacy ALADS are health foods, an scientists tell ug they shou.g be part of our dail ly menus, To give them rich zest and appetite. Pprovoking flavor, edd a Mmeasure iciicious, new Gulden's ressing Mustard, specially made by the makers of the fam. us Gulden's Mustard, for saf- ads and entrees. i flnd:rful new saled mustard iy he fnest mustard and pungent vine. enhances the flavor flavored foods. Good recuh-rw Try i tfld&fvmh 58 EULDENS SALADRESSING MUSTARD TONIGHT ONLY You will be amazed at the extraordinary values TWO BIG PICTURES ntly reachied the DBEAUTY & BADMAN A Peter B, Kyne Story aniel fina —Also— AND GLORY MADGE BELLAMY il , favoring — PRI — SAT. and the LOVE With Mr athe H s stoutly THURS WO EXCELLENT PICTURLS » anfi-Hylan Olvany, Edward Plaut’s Budget Plan Prevails During the August Sale o! CTHE GATETY GIRL” With MARY PHILBIN =l S“DEFYING DESTINYY With MONTE BLUE and and announced Bronx democr s would meet tod bearer 4 mayor in the primaries John H. MeCooey expected a during Mr. H { niture e fust t ama usual Tn a statement issued hefor —_— 3 your purchases charged to ount and pay for ;\" that, if he were designate article Free u\v\;. Frea de- | for primaries by the o1 ¢4 to all parts of New Englard, ot S that to op alable t Budget P the August F You may have to nam o every me 1 by i in ret the HARTFORD the democratic then def he wou by the resulf s ot atter ONE WEFK STARTINC dene EVENING TONIGHT CHED \Ill Mat. Tues., Wed. Thurs. and Sat a mild, vegetable lu-u"« to ansness end Leep the digestive and climinative functions normal, tet 3 SHOP WINS Shop team of THE partme POLT PLAYERS Present “A One-Price Store On a One-Way Street” The PLAUT COMPANY 173-183 Asylum Street, Hartford, Conn. Hsrd /nr over of 4t ore AL WQOD'S ELTINGE THEATER PRODUCTION one o the league and P, “The Woman |37 on the Jury” A distinttive R JUNIORS~ Litfle s Qn"‘}' rd the ame | VORCED TO RETIRI Mis | Buenos Tomas A | genti [Stares Melodrama with Aires. Aug 7 OMuer: ot - her best formerly lar to the Sents B . » i e e a8 Ietnaed WD p ity For children and minister of agriculture. 1| health s SOLD BY \'OUI'Dlucm" given aa the reason