New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1925, Page 5

[ flf!! \ ’ 'II Il!ll n mnl | )j Uuless otherwise (ndicated, thestriea) notices and reviews o this eolump are weitten by the press agenclec for the resper’ o amusement company. “THE BOOMERANG” AT LYCEUM Winchell Smith's famous success, “The Boomerang," Lyceum feature today stage the with is and Anlta Sewart as the leading woman | ! a screen | Century Ma the [and Co. in proves just as delightful entertainment as It was on spoken stage. As a drama It has all | the necessary elements—love, tery, suspense, ~ excitement enough of physical activity to give i a Kick. The companion pleture fs a drama of big city life, entitled “Two Shall Re Born.” Kenneth Harlan has the \eading male rolo and his part is that of a son of a wealthy family who seeures a position as policeman in & big city. The theme is unusual, the acting excellent and the entire production highly interesting. “MAN AND MAID” AT CAPITOL The Capitol today and for the first half of the week s offering stellar attractions of Keith vaudeville and photoplay features, The vaudeville L1l ts headed by the thrill of thrills, “The Wreck,” a spectacular drama of the seas, and taken from the stage play of the same title, by langdon McCormack. It is the most spectacular act in vaudeville today and fts climax is a mighty Say ‘“‘Bayer Aspirin” INSIST! “Bayer Cross” on fablets you are not getting the genuine millions and prescribed by phy- ‘cians for 24 years. - Accept only a whichcontains proven directions Handy “Bager” boxes of 12 fablets Bayer pnckng» Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists | Aspirin Is the trade mark of Bazer Many facture of Momoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid CAPITOL Continuous Shows Today—Tues—Wed, Keith Vaudeville THE THRILY, OF THRILLS! “THE WRECK” Spectacular Drama of the Seas Lew Nelson & Co. "1‘||| Century \Inr\els " Helen Vincent Song Storles Wm. Morris & Co. “Sometime, Somewhere" Morris & Weber Songs and Comedy Elinor Glyn's “Man and Maid” with LEW Coby, IY\II \IN'I\II NEXT WEER DAN UITCH Mmstrels LYCEUM Now Playing 2 BIG PICTIRES THE BOOMERANG With ANITA STEWART also KENAETH HARLAN ™WO SHALL BE BORN LADIES MAT. This Conpon and 10 Will Admit Any Lady to Best Scat ocean liner on to grief. TFvery detail of the c trophe has been worked out m }rr alistically, Other acts In | Lew son and Co., ‘Twentiet) William Morr ime Somewher a comedy Helen Vincent i and Weber | Elinor l\\n stories. players are Lew Cody Adoree, and Renee COMMUNIST PARTY NOW FRIENDLY TO EXPERTS| Moscow Central Committee Also An- nounces Plans (o Increase Their Salaries Moscow, committee ladopted an important ¢ terday regarding the specialists, scienfists engaged in state stitutions, Acknowledging 1 the specialists hav mical attitude tow gime they manife vears of the revolution. committee recomme and trade unfon newsg from undue eriticisr strive to pr lations he men and factory authoritics Aug, 24 () of the comn enterprise f them and 1nte m Ny re tween then Simultanecusly ommen: a raise in aries to stimulate t he positions hy Unless you see the | duction in their ta conditons and the {jurymen, Bayer Aspirin proved safe by | fder wi milk {around the f conditions v the young comn specialist Jequive fechnical lineir ctde experiene r eolleague ADS FOR RESUILTS ’Crow Feet Wnnklcs and Enlsrged Pores Dehghtful New Vanishing Confaining True Buttermilk Malkes Many a MWoman Look Years Y onnger. Cream there any it's just comn in th ream gently massa around tf s and mout Bor tips matter 4 owith w whetl inkles, hard litt moutle anid sallow yr hd ar fad 1 s TUESDAY MORNING SPECIALS LAMB e 35C CHOPS . RUMP Ib. & SC m2flr CORNED BEEF CALIFORNIA HAMS Ih. £ ‘) FRES NATIONAL | GROUND STEAK |MEAT STORES ' leaners CVacuum wanted GJhey gell Quickly through %WMWADSm THE HERALD | e high seas coming READ THE HERALD CLASSIFLE i 3cf' NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MON 'SEVEN PAY PENALTY IN CAIRO ASSASSINATIONS FATHER DOLAN T0 HEAD BOSTON COL. | Has Been Member Pacultyi t Holy Cross 24—Very Rev. Jamet . formerly a Roabur ast two or thre n the professor of on the faculty of Holy Worcester, 1 preside o, Newton, the will take s heen nt of Boston col- | duties of orthwith, in which | o sue- Fight vos min Willlam Dev- |} | fri who called personally or m“ | te [ v the past score of vears has a wide circlo of friends | | hercabouts. W Nnnwrm IF1) | INAGTIENTLIST ales More Deadly Than Fe- mnales When Behind Wheel - | Hartford, i P 1 of the < which 1 to the st vear wa. o] hy and S73 wding to th ors Women operators, statistics of the de were eight times a vomen licensed to Ticles icles i male 15 times as many ribed to wome hours of men operators wep business ccident ratio for commer r than that for while t is lower tF f otor vehiel s equiped with sic vehicles is ' hoth r last year's ing fatalitic faulty drivers ariving o was true of " Istill No Trace of Kight n-f - Missionaries, Prisoners 4 honts an nghai, s 10 the aken whil details of their e provinee ommunication fac I 1 miss saiil Brit 1 during the Y consit s \1 all party W Marshal Lyautey Leaves l'hmwia\ to Visit Paris ca. Freneh Moroeco, A a governoy Morocco, i8 retn (dll l'md (Co. Buys Land in Nm\mz(nn r Land Co. | POSTPONE UNION CONFERENCE n n heads in New York re #arding a possible merger of the two organizations. \‘\\ ins mond Thr Enayat pri | rise the lence, h Condemned Man Receives an [Inher 11th Hour Repricve and ! Gets Tife in Prison 1 Aug. 24 (A—The| Ily concerned fn | f went to their deaths with ay | 1t composure except Dr, Si r deputy, who s 1 with the execution ere Al 1brahim | maximt heb Hassan, Mah-|pe Mahmoud Tsmai Abdel Hamid oney sacurit | the tot JUR BUDGET SYSTEM OF CREDIT enables you to place the best of furniture in your home and pay for it conveniently while joying it, at the same time gaining the price advantages of our August Furniture Sale. An eighth prisoner, Abdel Fattah and was sentenced to life im ment ro Paris, Finance Caillaux says the Matin, is to introduce t drastically did not get a ¢ of the rsonal Ul inc eV~ ot DAY, AUGUST 24, 1925. /Indians Sentenced for HAVE SCARLET FEVER . received an 11th hour re- In view of his services to ¥ in turning state's exi. | TWo Youngsters, Badly Burned on Mackinac, in Grave Condition — Death Toll is Fifty Now Newport, R. T Aug. 23 (A— A ready lingering between life and death from burns suffered in (he hoiler explosion on 1 steamer Mackinac la children, John W ginla Troeger, I fever, physleians General hospital The children from internal b | inhaling the ltdncc Ta\ C hanzc In France Is Sought AUg. 24 (A—Minister of ORI el LT AN M . (G et a bill in parlia- revising the in- e tax, especlally as regards ortunes passing to collateral Successive governments each ded a little more to these the state pl t on a leg: has been that potential ave squandered the » alive rather than let | ment get it of istetita ylumbia In order to break when her 1 isolated utfon was taken to saf hatients 1 that they hay not yct been able to rmine the type of scarlet fover which has de- veloped in the children. In addition to th m of discase caused by is a s financier | of two mil- nt relative All the axes and the lawyers, M. 50 per cent should b im 1ax, on condition that the | of an inherit French government o5 of at least one quarter of il 0 an inheri state ies from a dis e at th Want {0 Ay New Britain v\‘ germs vuries and inflamatio Three m victims of t 160-162 MAIN t on by severe part sion steamer explosion | bringing the total dead to b0, SAVE 20 TO 35 PER CENT. AT OUR ANNUAL COATS. SUMMER SALE OF “\\ itcheraft ’\Iulde ENROLL Rooms 400, 401 Tuition: Day School, $12.00 Private 1esson Office Hours for INFORMATION and ENROLLING and Tuesday amd Thursday evenings from 7 to 8 p, m, influence of Moccasin it was decided into the open, tied to a tree |erouching position, where, gy {that the boy must die. He was taken ina after s in a temperature of forty W zero, he froze to death, NOW for a Thorough Business Training newly cquipped Business College 102, Sovercign Bldg ST, New Britain, Conn month. Night School $6.00, 5¢ per hour LEXPERT SHOPPING INVEST lb‘\lIO\x HAS PROVEN hat quality for quality, grade {or grade, our prices for furni- ture, be the sale for cash, charge or budget system of ‘redit, are positively the low- ast in the city of Hartford. Final Days of Our August Furniture Sale Hundreds of Connecticut homes are being made more beautiful and comfortable at moderate expenditure through the advantages offered at our 28th August Furniture Sale. The sale comes to a close Monday, August 31, affording only six more days in which to benefit by the August Sale opportunities. Quality Cabinet Constru Our THE DR CONSOLE TABLE AND MIRROR mahogany, warth $32 AUGUST SALE PRICE $44 05 1 oW BOYS "GUST SALL PRICE 649,75 August Furniture Sa OR THE PIECES ction in Combination Walnut or Mahogany ESSER $79—THE 4-POSTER BED $39.75— SPRING AND MATTRESS COMBINATION i 462 A fine quality Custom Built Upholstered Spring an a pure 1009, JAVA KAPOK MAT TRESS. Covered with fine quality woven ticking and upholstered with hand rolled edges CAN BE BOUGHT SEPARATELY AS FOLLOWS THE CHEST $34.75 COGGSWELL CHAIRS o in velour, worth AUGUST SALE PRICE 1{ROP M \ I0GANY DESKS Worth $115.00 UGUST SALE PRICE " $84.95 $179 DIIHH“’ Rnom Combination Walnut Eight Pieces [ 442 $245 Living Room Suite Jacquard $ I 79.00 Suite Walnut Three Pieces $165 Bedroom Suite Combination 119z \mclc Plcct‘s fnr the | DINING ROOM Buffet red go M wi | ust Sale i | Av | Sa M A M \A MATTRESSES—White cotton layer felt | covered with woven ticking, worth $18.75, ATTRESSES— layer felt, worth $21.75. ugust Sale Price ATTRE i T‘nl'\(:gh;?(:cm MATTRESSES AT AUGUST SALE PRICES ATTRESSES—White cotton MATTRESSES—Combination horse hair th woven ticking, worth $13.75. and layer cotton felt, worth $ 7 9() 229.75. August Sale Price MATTRESSES—Pure curled horse covered with woven ticking, worth $4 August Sale $34 9 5 MATTRESSES—For double couches, ered with woven tick worth August Sale Price covered Aug- igust le Price coy- $8.75 S—Pure 100 per cent. ~1Ik covered with woven ticking, worth e 9228 le Price . MATTRESSES—White cotton ful dnl dren's cribs, worth $5.75. August Sale Price ! Single Pieces for the KITCHEN Kitchen Cabinets — In golden worth §$59.00 Price Kitchen Cabinets — In enamel finish, worth §34.9 August $44.75 |\|h|u‘v| Table—Porc elain En- imel finish, worth $8.95. August $6.95 en Table — With unfin- top, worth $4.75. August $3.69 hen Chalrs — White En- worth $2.95. August D $2.25 Kitchen Chairs — Golden ocak sh, worth 2.2 August Breakfast Room Unfinished Dropleat Table, worth §10.76 August Sale 58.95 Price Unfinished Breakfast Room Wood Seat Chairs, worth $2.50, August Sale 1 75 . Price o b