New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1926, Page 5

e T— - > " TONIE ALARM ) —AL Added Attractio faf Aoy “BORROWED FINERY™ COUNTRY With LOUV TELLEGEN “||_STORE || 0— TTHURS, — PRI — RAT. NORMAN KERRY. In “Under Western Skies”’ —ALSO-— STHE REAUTIFUL CHEATY With LAURA LAPLANTE This coupon and 10 ccnts pre- sented at be oftice admits a lady to any seat at any mat. Not Good Sat. or Holidays —— e sat. Mat, Children's Amateurs Aflicr School 10¢ A Cnitaren TONTGH? ONLY! 7:00, 9:00 HAROLD LLOYD For Heaven's Sake” THURS.—FRL—SAT, The Nmashing Dramatic Nea Speetacle VAN ACK, hoLt| FLORENCE VIDOR GEORCE BANCEOT CRO _ WILLIAM POWELL VAUDEVILLE v"[‘hc Dainty ('mm‘di(‘m\; JEAN MILLER VIOLA MAY and hoys offer and company in | a “MISS DUMBELL™ MUSICAL FAN AS Exponents of Harmony and ('umfll,\: S| HICKSVILLE FOUR % - . - Green, Williams Co. Clever Entertainers Dobson and Howard “A Witty Pair” NEW CHAPTER—“CASEY OF THF §OAST Gt THURS. EVE.—LAST CHARLESTON CONTEST New Britain Winners vs. Hartford Winners ALL NEXT WEIEK SPRING CARNIVAL WEEK 14 \wesvar kemnoaers 14 (zeorge O'Brien “The Jolinstown Flood” dfilpl\c Menjou The Grand Duchess and the Waiter CHILDREN'S CHARLESTON CONTEST SATURDAY MATINELR The New Britain College Club Presents i The Emerson College Players Tor Scholarship Benefit in the CAMP SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, APRIL Ticket $1.00 ‘ ———————————————————————————————————— | 19, 8:15 P. M. :mmmmmmmm’mmmmwmmmmz songs and the Hicksville our, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1926, comedy male quartet In “A Rural heard that his sentenced 2 kids take outhful g criminal career eame quickly and in keeping with the hectic )i i | they hed dived during th Ny n confessions, the | nembers of gang divid 1 their time hetween holdups and gay in Harlem cabarets, robbery plots were laid in vl cabavet. Koerber, during his trial, he shot Mahairis hecause he ised 1o sell liquor to him and the rd Daunt and nan, two of the rday, are 17 e Jame Fischer, I IFred Keller sentenced The youths years others v Green Kellery Gust whi others Gr was tmposed, emotion owad no signs ¢ wifs, Nora, to ¥ dfive v miarr mor Mary and Katherine Krause, nds of the youthful rohl ex ¥ releused t be- il as material witnesses sinee 1 urder of M ris, on tie night of March 21 HARDWARE MARKET IN PHILIPPINES fAmerican Products Valued at $1,000,000 Sold There in 1625 T VORGE B MANNING (Washington | of the N. R, Heral Washing « April 14 A wortl Amerienr 1 allied lines 18 sold Philippi Islan in 192 1ere s 4 grow wrket for agricultural cor tion tools, builders’ hardwar W honsa fur nishi Aecore to a trade bul he Philippines published Intin ommerce The Islands wer hird largest overseas for American shovels an I in the pur- chase of Ame oves and heat fere, and only ex d by Cuba and | Mexico in the imports of Amer- | can i oset howls, and the | clare t the demand will ¢ toir as the resources Philippir Because the buying power is lim- lited, German entlery readily in the Philip is a 1l mar is sold most | Bt th \mrt substanti for can cutl | which fs ¢ 1 10 fc ] \“nlv: for expan Americs ark- i price competition PARSON’S HARTFORD REK MAIT N Fres. 83, 50, $2, §1.50, &1 | Plas TER nru RAUGHTY RIQUETTE STANLEY LUPINO GREAT CAST =50 DANCING GIRLS 'FLASHES OF LIFE: PADLOCKS ON of Y Tie Steve of the TDant cars near New Haven painter, scaffolding. universi John G. riously injured in fall from | ty begin fime son canuses 12 Now Haven Ly z@‘s ( ST £ WEMBER IR QUALTY BAKERS flHERiCfl TVHAY LTS VTV 0T personnel nt of 14 fr. ead is as B hread-rolling dies and producin same. Neil Go Hayes, Stratford. Tleetrie | snap switeh, { e Lewis R Heim, Danbury, assienor to {2 S Heim Grinder Co. (3 patents) 2 road i tar Rol f tue. and 1 nding rolls e — or 1o United States Hat Machinery Corp, Richmond, Va. Apparatus Surprise.” ' r for raising nap on hat bodies, III “ “ 5 Charleston contest will take place Artiticlal leg. l l' ' ““' I 'I when the winners of the tnals held TEm Murtin L. Martus, Woodbury, E. H. | | last week will compete against the 1y the Aw | Prove 1 Monroe—Ihre which destroys hug Becker and J G, Ross, Waterbury, | ' u u ! I ' winners of the Hartford contest, On """"“" = I\IIH',: '*‘“("‘4' Is le ')“‘ rn - threatens post office (2 patonts) Primary cel, and ele. DN | Saturday afternoon the Charlestor 10 onatadn aport:[eagh g ment thereof, and Primary bat- | " '“! AL "ll lll ll. IF'I. |11 7] for the children will tuke pluce, all I8 & ynohtsman, plays golt and: yurvgard_ Now motion plelure dis- tery, 4 | o N =. £ g %, 4 | applicants nays place name now in ‘»\’j:‘v“w"“"“‘l‘)’.-“"_‘f‘::“‘*\' O aave OF | tributing ugency with New IHaven | ronn 3 Murphy, Norwlch, assignor, | Ny = NG N o oy e, g | box oftloe, fiven Ofticen Incorporated by mesne assignments, to Peerless i ; Next weck is Spring Carnival | SPaln 48w yachtsmun and polo Handeutt Oal HATAsu | Week and fonrtoen ~ aetx of Keiuy Diver; Albert of the Belgians 168 11, targ — Yiwankes company | imMY fimbre Delivstan t Uiiless otherwise todiented, theatrica) notices ana reviews 1n this eolumn are § | vaudoyiile will be ured wlos nd - climbs mountains: Humb Ls state attorney MLt paes | ke he Bridgeport ¢ .r: h ) ;wn'lm by the press agencles for the respective amusement company. i with George O'Brien in “The Johns. | 0f Italy collects colns, In view of o\ ") ang )m- to! hich 1s 8.5 Lace Co sther strip for closed S S s S s s s sz sar | (0091 P100d” and Adolpho Stenjou fn e aetivitien of the prinec of i TR ER TS SECER B 86 antomobiles, B “The Grand Duchess and the | Wales Britannia onght to rule the Samuel H, Page, Stratford, assig THE STIUL ALARM—LYCEUM 1ivo blg features. Thunder the | Waiter,” { roval sport world for & long tim tford - Comnecticut Christian | fo The American Fabrics Co Deserted by his wife 17 years be- | marvel dog in s Master's Voles | e A = | exceutives board and de- George B. Prentice, Derlin, Inter- fore, then confronted by that same |and the Willlam De Mille comedy l*\l.w\s—llu ronn Tripotl— Preside Coolldge Sy superintendents dopt seking fastener, wife, who had just saved the repu- | New Prooms. 'The locale of His Mitzi's universal popularity w recently daid all the mortar esolutions urging Connecticut rep- | i'raderick Rettenmeyor, Meriden, as- iation of his adopted daughter, who | Master's V I8 a small town fn [shown by the comments of the Los. | Sary for cornerstone ntatives at Washington to votu | signor fo The Napler Co. Vanity @ orotests she has atways loved him | the middle west at tho start of the | {on newspapers on the opening of Wothing on Mussolini! vinst modification of Volsteud act, | Rox RS S T e ¥ Which is then transferred to [Ler recent engagoment in the Hub, | the mortar faulty for ¢ Albert W, Smith, Bridgeport, Self. climax of “The Sl Alarm," which front line trenches somewhere | The “Globe' called lie o vivae and mixe me anew, then put! jlartford—Heir 1o o $5, concludes its showing at the Ly [in France. The busle theme of the |cious and Irrepressiblo ) I the stone in pl And a8 for Al legacy lost through uction of : Britain, as- ceum this evening, Helene Chad- | story is how the bravery and faith- | Smith holding a card of the hod- watute of limitation, Harvard gradu signor t @ American Hardware dlek and William Russell have the [ fulness of a dog enables a moral | oy carrlers’ unfon, why, Benlto used ate actor und song writer, lios in| Corp lead{ e Tolae! Iand physical coward to work out his | mment of (he “I 10 be a stone magon, Tolierae Guatave E. Villaret, Leonfa, N. J., “Borrowed Finery,” featuring | ©wn regencration, An unusually fino | " fy the samo charmbig litile - : r to The Amerlean Pin Co., Loulse Lorraine, Lou Tellegen and | cast of favorite film playors enact | dienne whom Boaton has so Now York—Mayor Jimmy Walk- rhury - Carpenters ¢ Division Scoville Mfg. o, Wator- other stars, is the companion picture, | the leading roles with Mary Carr, admired,” The er I8 an eavly riser these days, In lay 1 year; got $% hury. Canopy for light ixtures. 1t's a delightful little comedy drama | the famous mother of the sereen red: “It's one of the 15 nifty riding toss he is galloping now Osear B, Welker, Middlotown, as with a dash of mystery to give it | e and - Marjorie of the day that most xww L about Central K every morning signor to The Welker-hoops Mfe., spiee, The heroine, a clothes model, 1 of the list revel in this new Mital show.” Tie on his handsome new gelding, Co. il Fira destroy o of (‘0. Closure for tanks, Lorrows one of her employer's A comedy and news round out a | performances to be given at Parsc dar King. which he intends to ex- Joh weh with I s Thomas ¥ Welsh, Woodbr £owns 1o attend a party. gown | Well balanced program. This pro- | hy Mitzi and her company of enter- hibit personally at horss shows Noieoless stops for doors, is rulned and for a time it appears |Rram romains for Wednesdny and | taincrs durl o April s ridgeport 10 men dnjured Samuel G Wilkes, Wallingford, as- | that her escapade will do the same | Thursday, The first e of the | Wil it is announced, he ldentieally | mome piver N, J. T O T T signor fo 1. Wallace & Sons Mfg. ing for:tho lttle lierolne, Then | Charleston 1ssons will he shown on | 1he same ns fhose that s0 horoukhlY o the counts grand frs. hass Co. Coffee-pot or simllar article. love steps in, Thursday. These lessons are given | pleased the Boston critics as well 48 joard conslderable aboul gerdions Waterbury-—Groeer Indiana Trade-Marks Registered ng tomorrow the Lyceum DY expert dancing teachers on the | tha Boston publie, nd rvofations from Justice James checse from stranger; turns out to | THe Acme r Co, Bridgeport. | ures will be Laura LaPlante fn | Screen. Six lessons In the Charles. e B, Minturn, Charging them to in- e Seinolea pre: ol The Beautiful Cheat,” a ty ton will be give [;AKE EATER’S PALS a complex conspiracy — The M;x»r\""n ¥ r‘\';{ Bristal snlv 2z pleture of high jinks, Satwrday afternoon a Kiddie Ama. | - he constitution, he de. |Ps e ver hollow ware, flat ware, an \,,_,m‘?w Remein .]’,_,,‘. Western | teur contestswill he held in additon | ! netitution.he e Patents Issued to tableware, to the regular program \ vormitorm Rnpendixt otl the Connecticut People 7 Brainard & Arnsizong Co., New ! = I [il IFN ?l} YFARS musieal art known as the jazz PEPATENTS ISSCED BY THE U, 8, London Hoatll PALACE “SEA HORSES" AT CAPITOT, YL 4 i e PATENT OUPICE APRIL 6, tg20| S0F Co. . Mass. Silk The coutry ‘store will be Held 10 Horses,” that melodramatic A serles of snake-like gyrations TO CONNECTICUT INVENTORS | ! : | night at the Mew Palace aa an added | Story of adventurs on land and sen, i cxmbing an Asiatie porpouri, (Listfurnished Dy the oftice of | The Tt apeanibes Higgantin; ttraction, Many prizes are to be | Which cre e a furore when 1t | o Feared Chair and Ape i amUrosin diksen gom |1 HAROIEG Y tanning: & WalkeOver '-1“"“‘\‘""” ‘j Blonafienl ywarded as souvenirs of the. thealer ly in “Fveryhody's o m,‘ i which is nothing . Shoe Store, 201 Main street, New | vators and sceder: L A o T J. Donohue Corp., Milford. Gar- management. Among the prizes of- st year, has hoen trans- Pleased With Ju[[gmen loss than stupetying, death-dealing Britain.) | fored are bridge lamps, tahle la d to the sereen by Paramount whiskey. . award Allen, Newtor signor ! e Gl ] The prizes are awarded T the personal super on of Al- G ' to The Singer Mfg, Co,, ab N T ¥ rt”'w ;mn r‘(rv itting- | Lolders of lucky number tickets lan Dwun. It will be the main flm | Now Yok, April 14 (P—Four] . N.J nts) Thread cutter ) e S The plcture prosray consists. of ctlon at the Capitol theater next | members of the yonthful holdup!| New Yorf — so continu-| for machines; Clamp- | I NEeCR et e day, FFriday and Saturday et ey business 1 wcerned the S) b mechanism for button Iuln Reish R ao R Hartford = ! ay, ) gang Known as the “Cake-Eaters msiness Is concerned the Sky ; 8 mechanism. for button- | Gyt TR, L i | , Fhe vaudeville program is headed | todny were safe from death in the club has been knocked by | ol iehines. Spt e S oy Viola May and her company i | ejeetric chalr, the fate whieh aswaits Buckner In a manner that can Edwin I Rockulile.stiniversal it s in b gt St sl A Good Show in a Better the dellghtful comedy with song, |yneir 1§ year old e Herbort be deseribed by fts name. It | Joint L e anlatmenlcine S aalvae : Environment “Migs Dumbell.” Other acts include | Koo Sar, & for | the s mutder ot = n padlocked. Henry J. Blakiesiee, West Hartford. THE NEW Wl Roys in a musical ca restaurant owner, | — _ Lite preserver. 7 1 Lper Co., Tnc. Dan- : reen and Williams in o {hat if they went to trial | Genon — Mary and Doug are Tonies A. Booth, Stratford, assignor || hats. P A L A C E yaricly rings Dobson and Ho would receive death senten wre to the enjoyment of (he mul-| 0 LRI eC R e P i R G i ard, a witty pair, in new puns anc il h e dREulity voatiria titude, M thr kigses upon ! ("0 Filectric plug cap. ’ z rods, and steel figh- | smsnt e B SRR degres murder, They were | arr Both received flowers, The Al . Brei in, New Haven, WILLIAM B. DE MILUE || e immodiutely sentencer 10 serve from | polce had 1o rescus (huir cur from | MalEnor to The Geometrle Toof Ca. |y, Rowman & o, Meriden s<ents [ U years to life in prison crowds. Moy Mhee (2 regs) Lanch . vacuum | Proof that Koerber actunlly fir — ) Ap G os, vacuum food S o NEW BROOMS ot S ST oo 57k e o] 5 | o oot in his Jamaiea restaurant fish cast upon the waters fo ve. ota i ; oy '~ for grinding whee : e \ A Domestic Comedy Crammed the four to have th turn, The federal fisherics people |, o7 STRAWE & Co., Danbury. Men's Fall of Laughs FONIGHT ONLY .:wm-(] \‘H \‘Iu 4 o put s m;» :n\"m‘ rn\'n ‘w:“: in, Mas- or to The Weidlict stitf hats, and A 4l ‘ TWO BIG PICTURES . court. Th with identifying marks. One of ,,"vl,' A il h e a1 THUNDER i r prison 1rid them, just caught off Mo 7 . i | THE sahies »may, N, J., weighs 1 po TaldlGon s tori N BialainE finad | The Dog Marvel in 1 to the death Tiouse on (e » = | g e y o1y ST“ L New Haven—Several departments [e 1y Torrington. | His Master’s Voice . “askfor Horlick's " THe ORIGINAL 1 V' Malted Milk andFood | ForlInfant Invalid, Nourishing~Digestible— No Cooking. | The Homs Food-Drink for All Ages | $ oinif S fhe z‘lung 9 is 50 goo NEW-MAID BREAD why,this bread hyfhi ) ood s fhaf € 19%¢—Quality Bakers of America VUL The Rostand Mfg. Co, Milford. | Police twisters, and 1 for Nafl Andlrons and door knockers, pullers, The Wm, Schollhorn Co,, New Trade-Mark Applicants Haven, Ice picks und ice shavers, |Borck & Stevens, Bridgeport. Bread. The Standard Co., Torrington, as- |J. C. Haartz Co, New Haven, Auto signor to The 'Torrington Co, top finish (a waterproof fabrie), Spokes and nipples. The Miller Co, Meriden, Glass tule & Level Co, assignor | globes and reflectors, to The anley Works, New Britain, Screw drivers, Women of England, especlally Tower & Lyon Co, New York, N.|those with large famllies, are learn- Y.; Unfon Hardware Co,, ton, successor. (4 Handeuffs and leg Torriy Ing to repair boots and shoes, as regs.) 2 for [they know it will eave money for irons, 1 for [them, | Sage-Allen & Co. INC. HARTFORD 2-7171 2-T171 Baby Week At Sage-Allen's Will Help You Save Many Dollars On Baby's Spring Outfit LOTHES for the Spring and I G Summer days that are com- ing; nursery furniture; and all the necessities for the baby's comfort—at very special, very low prices this week in the Infants’ Shop. Specials At 59¢ NAINSOOK. DRESSES, bish- op style, trimmed with Val lace. Sizes infants to 2 years. FLANNELETTE NIGHT- GOWNS, infants to 2 years, FLANNELETTE KIMONAS of fine quality. Pequot Sheets $1.19 Hemstitched sheets with hand- drawn threads. Size 45 x 73. 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