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— m— = T = = — — - ———————————— story, cxcellen charasterization, ple- o iws (o necomsiry. stops in I:; ‘PUTS UP CLOTHFS UNF . whieh oceurred —on Park jcable insulation, along came a spring | SHIP SALVAGE ATTEMPT ¢ it I . lon Zution und manugement ¢ iy trovt, e Stammers was notified |rain, water got into the cable and | ¢ ./ ff [4hiould make it a point to s o little theater, From the experience of i _H, serlir's plono was out of ANt out went 200 phones Constantinople, April 13 (P—The | tacle-melodrama, that comes to the 'of helpful hints on scencry make e e o e AR e it L S o [ how elowes | waters during the World War, in to I l | . | Capitol Thursday shifts, o suitable reportory and: the SEking 1 Istalled for him by teemhace | bo undertaken this spring. An Ttalign | The regular bill of Kelth vaude- balanced program. The constructive | Park Stvet Man Pots 200 Phones e S T T |tinemen, i ’ e talvaging concern has _contractod | vitle will be oftered with this pro- help for organization; producing, fin . I hane ont 1o cheg up, i A with the Turkish government for the gram. On Thursday evening the laxt ancing wnd advertising gives one the Out Of Commission, Helping e reported more than 200 tele f e, raising of the thirty-nine ships I'& |-| ||| Charleston dance contest o w- den, after veadir that he too ones on the street and ir vi.| GARPENTER TOOLS STOLEN | \hich were sunk in the Dardanellgs, Wife Dry Famil Carpentor tools owned by Joseph |son will take place when the win- could the lttle theater pay © Dy Family Wash, T e e s R e omds \-““P and the Marmora and Black seas. "'-— < WHV“I’I.' the finais will dunce agalnst ‘Transcript, T92-Hoo, How telophone system some- ACPUtINY of the statl on Purk town, wero stolen from & house e the Hartford winne ! > | A children's Churleston contest GREAT BRITAIN AND THI Sl T L I PG i bt . th ing RULERL RS HonterRroad ) CUBAN ATTACHE Uuleas othierwise tndicated, theatrical notlees and reviews 0 this colamn ar § | Will be offred S0 rnoon AMERICAN CIVIL WAR. Ly 13, |or ! lephone company 18 jine “in guch o way (i G ro orce mere hotlfed thia moraing | - Havana,| dabs, AfH] 1000 i written by the press ogencies for the respective amusement iy e A R A T Ko Tl e R ek sl o A.” rope{ The contractor is Joseph Scapellat! turo Montori has been appointed Hsmmatennasi, | PhE S i very | Thomas Stammers, in sneakine of an | E6cd crosa the telephone cable jof this city. Dotective Sergoant ' educational attache to the Cubash L L s TR SRS a2t Ihoratl Seisoa Xh it o in speaking of an Constant frictlon wore t the George C. Ellinger i Investigating. | embassy in Washington, “THE STILL ALARM'—LYCEUM wood in ‘The Reckiess Tady' wit be | 4¢ Vour Library ments in the British outlines, | —— Six stories above the street with [ShOWN for the last times tonight at He has 0 permitted to quote moke and flames belching from |!he New Palace “Ralnbow Riley" ! SN from papers hitherto unavailable for | windows below and #bove and hyt |18 one of -'u'mm Hines' funniest ve- | Now that there is no doubt aboyt Publication. He las presented his | 1 narrow window ledge and coping [hicles. It is speedier than the [1he arcival of lovely weather ws MAnuscript to British foreign of by which to escape-—this 1s but one " and livelter than the | become more intorested in birds fiee and no single citation has been | of the unusually gripping situations “The Reckless Lady” 18 |trees, flowe 1l the signs of spring “ensorcd. Hera is « contribution fo | in “The Still Alarm,” now playing | o round the gaming tables and summer, Mrs. Northrup's book. history of England and Ameri- | to capacity houses at the [Lyceum, ‘2t Monte Curlo, Tt is the story of rough ficld and woodlund is L of fine quality and very great | | This howr something more |2 Mother's sacrifice for the love of (pleasant approach: to bjeet and importance. It adds anuch to the An entirely s 's For Women, than a fire T, for It has other (her daughter. The story of a wo- falso The Wonder Look of plant life |understanding of the relations be- | j ; ] cpisodes bringing in latest fashion |MAN who gambled with love and lost | by Fabre. William Beche in The Edge (LWeen the countrics at a critical (e new collection > Misses, Juniors creations, fast-set parties and a ro- [—Fambled with moncy and then |of the Jungle takes one a long way 1oston Transcript 3.7-Adl | . mance of today as well as one that \“““‘ fate—all for the love of her[from New ngland where it is - | STRAWS. HAIRS, RIBBONS, SILKS and COMBINATIONS xtends over a period of 17 years, |chile vays summer. In the Hobby Corner LAWN TENNIS, by SUZANNI & 3 E | Ihis flm has the endorsement of | Wednesday and Thursday thers fs of the open Noonttndadne e o o _completely sold-out was our collection of Easter al fire department ofti a complete change of program. The |charming fitl Heralds of Spring | Mlle, Lenglen has made her lmuh] Millinery that we were obliged to order an entirely The companion plcture at the |gre :'vm dog picture ever made, that jone will find all Kinds of hooks |¥0 readable that without doubt it | new stock for this sale. Tomorrow, Wednesday, vou eum tn I " a great I8 the claim for Thunder, the mar- |about birds—Birds In fown ar will attract to (he tennis courts and | will choose from all the ap Pl ( ttle comady uring Loujse [Vel dog's latest production, “His {lage; Birds in legend, fuble lawns many of those who have as the approved spring styles, Lorraine, Lou Tellegen, Hedda Hop- | Master's Voice” Tn addition to this |lore; Bird friends and many vet only siood at the border of the | per and other stars, It's n mystery |WOnderful canine actor there is o | —_— tennis world, interested but ot | in a way, a dandy romance in an- |8tellar cast of human actors h | New Books participating. The ohjects to have other, has a lot of comedy and a (“d by Mary Carr, Marjorfe Daw and | MIRRORE, by Ritter. in view whil learning tennis | of humor that cannot but George Hackathor AL of e s of truc receive a full chapter and | “Now Rrooms,” which Is the com- | poetry are here pportioned, |dealt with emphatically, succine tarting Thufsday the Tyeeum |PAnion feature on this program is in | There is a delicate of poetle \and breezily withal. Literary Re g ill present Norman Kerry in “Un- |feality® love story between a fi values coupled with mature insight; |View. T86-Lid, i Western Skles” and the beauti- @nd a son, Wreeking a bu; is color and warmth expressed | ul blonde Laura LaPlante fn “The |but making a man out of a way ¢ith a proper degr SOMIL AMERICAN LADIES, by | J Beanutiful Che {and bumptious son are the t) ness; there is a subdus Meade Minngerods ! | “The Red Streak” serial also is |Which the father does for his son rent of emotional frelis Mr. Minngerode concerns himselt shown the last of the week in this story which is @ faseinating |is a zoad chol with “Some American Ladies™ in his | - i comedy centering around an Ameri t. 8 iatest group of informal hiographies . w— e o can home, in miniatur a bool wliich may be JOHN NES PALACE & o g ,'“,\:m:‘mfl'fl'” ":,fim'm‘ Riley | A comedy and s round out a ' PLATINUM wken as a companiol Jlume to s eq Kirlk. |Well balanced program for Wednes Smith Lives and Tim style of | and Belle Bennet and James Kirk- (i1 De/GN00 Brogtam for Wednee | @ el 1 el Bl R | ( = another country store will be held, and the metals associated with it s in dircet ratio to his good for- | y any prizes will be awarded to the !?1\'>11:Iv the latter received probably tune in hitting on those essential ges- | i {holders of lucky number tickets, too little attention. 1t ix an histori- tyres t bost reveal the individu- | I The admission prices remain at cal summary of platinum and the ality of the snbject. The subjects | ten and twenty cents in the after- r known metals, its mining and are Martha Washington, Abigall | | noon and twenty and fhirty cents at Murgical treatment. its physical Abigail Adame, Dolly Madison, | ) 1 {hirty cents a ) [night, A coupon is printed hemieal properties and its in- [lizal Monroe, Louisa Adams, s Y regular theater ad of (1 al uses. Book Re Rachel Jackson Peggy Eaton. | Continuous Show Daily e adi o e A i There are color and drama in his | Tonight & Wed. Children are admitted after school CONTEMPORARY POLITICAL 2 | - M ATIRL o $nco show only A THOUGHT IN ENGLAND, by iy TN PESTING OF | ) OUBLE ; ) for the second show anly for ter i SAMPLING AND TESTING | ¢ COUBIEIREATURE cents, Lewis Rorkow HIGHWAY MATERIALS, by W. | ) - “T Ll Mr. Rockow's aim is to diseuss i | There are at least ddeay ths nrecLeRlRehigt ROt nipraNIng ing apparains, and opera- | v STILL ed ot oo 5 our political institutions. He is By dsninite instrRotion| nly alive to the rine of S ”” [sirad s olithe heatordpeyehology in demoeratic polities S : 8 ALARM ‘.;;w:u “, ; ‘\‘wru,:’ the XU Ot ig ook epens with o survey RO e | l’?seahush[ul Fashioned of S0 slovd's latest laugh tonle. | oo yronaugall's wo tolshevism is A et St T 1 ThelGres £ All [ “For Heaven'y Sake!” The most im- | MCDOMEAILS bl ,: Olshovism I8 Jand tables. Provided with good illus- | < yles fo “Georgatine” he Greatest of / Bl reasen i oticonrae: aiing boluasnetad hen rations, The anthors professorn Springtime, with separate 5 Mr. Rocknow 1 no difficulty i | o400 1eniversity. of Dennsylvania. S Fire Melodramas ct mi vmnrlw\ly‘ himsel. sing its inapplicability to British ) ') : i ummer printed slips B N ons cr Ieads mto i O ", A “BORRO FD too suceesstul missionary, Harold Al M | k philosophy of compromise and fo |y acn el l L k S I CP d \‘ W has a rodically diffevent from | p: e e L r S 5 any e Tas previousty portrayed, |[ALIOWS, SONCIsions WAt the cocial e promisein hisencyelo 0st y 00Ring ty es “rriced o 3 portunitics to display acting B L ) { ! " o 5 Sy 3 OMOTTOW ak o earliest times to the present. Be | rl 1 g [ 7 With LOU TELLEGEN e b dvice. London it SR Qrient. e lisis in | n at You'll Buy Severa | 3 v = G Lioyd by John Grev, Ted Wilde and ae fhat section _'”‘ Sl ‘\,‘““"vj:;“ il Children After School 10c Clyde Brickman, comblnes rip-roar-| pRiNCTPLES OF PUBLIC HEALTH | 1At deal with thetict anc Commecs | J ; (N e ——————""| Ing action. whoirsome mor, & ENGINEERING, by B. | ojent 'ebsla, China, Japan and other | Q y ( 7HF mstant we satv these dresses, we bouqu ’ : choi ',(",, of_ i I : Thelse j o COURITIOS of the Tast. He then lists | \ thern. We knowyou will like them too, - i pmAance | There are many hooks on publie ‘ 4 Ramo e . la g Last times tonighit— There are four continuous shOWS [ 1oalil snsincrring p iy e 2 ; S il tor “Georgatine,” of which they are made, closely 3 Taily et bile “::]\"v:\vzxrr-"?;\;n arlon sanitary en ‘ that dle Ages and so on down to the 20th resembles fine gmrpbm And they are copies of . [ » and it p health but this is 180 a special childien's performance |firat hook on pblic health engincer M o i the most quumm styles. When you sce them > 9 ing. The haok deals with ventilation, you will recognize the important cconomy our is Spring Carnival i i vage disposal, mil | f i : gt i ipply, sewage disposal. milk | e “piindents poetry has been sale price offers. AHGEHAG L St Bl ned fo Mr. Hardy and Waords [i-18 | SSEA HORSES" COMING, — i eaeh in this day o ) who choose their re UBUTION O SCIENCE AND | 5 e e octie fancios, W, 3 } \ \ ¢ f g / N tasis of dramatic strength of | RELIGION, by Shailer Mathews, 77 JOUHC 08§ tittle | X/ 3 Swzes for Women’ Misses . < is informing, stimu! Sito K sot | \/ . / BELLE BUNNETE aed W Tor in e universs | nastning ¢ e Shades— A and Juniors ) ing. For in the uni 4 ey If read- | ” Tri; JAMES RIRKWOOD / - R sh it reveals tl is no pla b fe : ] ey | Doss, figures and fonal \ / 16 4 mmmngs- | f “Th k ja persanal Creator nor a_spectal (K fOT fhe fires TRC AT ECL ) e ellectsin almond green, /W to 46 Tucks, ruflles, goit, | ) e Rec = i Creation. What we see is a play and | (SR OG0 ged at or near the copan, gray and others \ / < pleating, shirring, scal- p 9 [ r of forces which we can | BRER WO T ot previously under navy “georgatine” \ \ . loping and trimmings of | i less Lady | : cinniy iniforatall Hoi RS dl ) 1 i REA ) self material . | nd. ‘m» ;k‘(.nh one of m; pro B Ti 2. / \ / A/ | - ducts of this plry and interplay of LAY - g ) T TODAY & Wi, or ] M40 ibees o | . SR o e CWHAT THE COAT COMMISSION ( 3 PALA(“E MAKING THE LITTLE THEATRE | ™ 51 by £, B, Hunt and ofhers, / aro oy PAY. by Oliver Hinsdell. S T ot gL S successtul little fheater of Dallas. !0 be e - Cols i n fact 1 i vill have to be consilted by those } [ -nlln;m::)« .\h;n:‘; Daily | “For Harold Tioyd interested in the Comn Nw‘; nrm; g i80—10:3 Shows at hecause for some nnfathomable rea ) 5 18 ave mever | 1 WED.—THURS 3:00, 1:20. 7:00 PARSON'’S son ihesorieinal ronorisiii e DENEt - Heaven'’s™ "\ MARTEORD cen mibiisned by e pavernmen | - 99 Children After WELK A ‘I MAIL N of congress except In < mimeo- | The Marier lmg in Sake e or OL g onoris NOW el ol e Ha1. New Re- | | CHIS TR Y T ST Lok i ST ] 2. k130, 81 | Plus it l HIS MASTER'S VOICE GANG COMEDY—NEWS | [ Fre- ¢ Tl o e el | i , | \ C ~ v 3 to §2. i Tax T, | Co-Feature OTHERS i No tax o0 15e. tekets | {2 Ton Liberty Bell | Bessie Love, Neil Hamilton Four Continuous Shows For Philadelnhia Street | ANNOUNCE B “NEW BROOMS™ = = R EEST || pyiadetphia, April 13 (P—Worl | v Will Sweep You Clean OR NEXT WEER . N o e | Your Feet With Laughter Spring Carnival Week 'A“G“TY e Gver e . ALL-STAR sosqui-cen- | l WIDNT DAY N1 14 «&iriacrs 14 RIQUETTE ! ‘ COUNTRY STORE and photoplays T | ER e : ‘ STANLEY LUPINO | i L Matince M| GREATCAST- 50 DANCING GIRLS | il e S sttt el ) LA This coupon and ten conts DANCE TONIGHT oight i 42 tons. | presented at box office ad- g 5 i ils ® lady 10, any seat i "ADI ICYOYE AT il FOR BEST JEDDO and LEHIGH COAL— < ARCADLY DANCING CLASS I ThmmaTae and LEHIGH COAL Not Good Sat. or Holidays BALLROOM our of the six-day bleyels raee, | 3 CHARLES FARMER ||Serevat-tonet of Frane wore Vad:| | ~ - Q | = | Tues. Eve., 7 to 8 Heannll $ Th Fri || ARCADIA BALLROOM AP ' ur. rl. Dancing S to 11:45 HOME ON VA( \Ilrv\ ~ s 2 sat. 9 Ladies 35¢ Gents 50c | | Dr. Euscbio Ayala, Paraguayan min V4 THE SMASHING MELODRAMA OF THE SEA! ister to the 1 1 States, has arriv. | Thurs, Eve. LAST CHARLESTON Britain vs, Hartford C NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUES DAY, APRIL n 0y 1926, hildren’s Charleston Contest Saturday Matinee Apply Now ELKS’ FROLIC CARROL'S PALAIS ROYAL Capitol Park, Hartford April 20 ELKS AND FRIENDS Special Souvenirs and Favors Make Reservations Now QUALITY COAL—PROMPT SERVICE 50 Harvard Street Let Us Put In Your Next Winter’s Now at Lowest Prices Telephones 1811—1812