New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1926, Page 16

16 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, NOTES OF PEOPLE Y0U SEE IN FILMS Interesting Facls of Movie Celebrities each carried phere” w motion p the foot she wa came: cr Ecottis nused an 13 heirloom act. He bow! in his with ancient the floor when to s rrie custom Louls Natheaux from thirty tests to d the feminin King of Kings kissless role in Douglas Falrbanks, finger when he mis bon in a screen fight a casement window. recelved nk actresses who should play d in DeMille’s “The tin a ting Love.” kisses e Carmel Myers without a country Carmel was an E Certaln Young Man” she is English in “The Gay Decelver” is French; in “Tell It to t she is a South Sea Isla in “The Understanding is American. she Marines” 4 cutle, and Heart” she Rallroad traffic is heavy at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios these days, the congestlon consisting of three trains and three what is probably the shortest line in the world. One section is a specially constructed German train, tunnel and station; a Pullman running for another picture an. theatrical “show car” is used in third, 2 The dolls the fem carrying on the streets and strewing all over their Hollywood homes arc merely mascots, the latest fad in the movie colony. Claire Windsor has a collection of more than fifty from all over world. Mae Mur- ray has a unic doll in er dressing roor Adoree’s avorite is an old 1 rag doll and Paulin as one that e stars are the | SO fruit eir six month At St L perso: | Town Poor . ploture sequenc: 1ent store ball in A nson's novel “One gr fon was A unique e not only under- : Purpose,” the in Lon Ly lay was m wom b cen- 1 loom \ spends less money on r play 1y other Warne ut shoes Griffith d s looked too n anged to the cor t five minutes. m to workshop them on a| 1 on the set, man took the depar 1 holes in ent's City Items Suits and Topcoats but | r priced garments selling York Sample Shop. | et.—advt. at Norden Bungalow Charlestonian Not $22 to- | orchestra.— night; We have clothing selling at more | ut we'll back these Suits and Top- $22.50 as being the best offered in the city anywhere is price. New York Sample Main street.—advt. st values the city has to| offer: Suits and Topcoats at $22.50 ew York Sample Shop, 35 street.—advt. MALS ARETOBE GIVEN PROTECTION | (Continued from First Page) Governor's Island, N. Y., was refus- | ed yesterday on grounds that it was illegal to permit the use of army planes for non-military purposes. A | | private plane was sought today. Governor Moore vitsited the scene of the holding up and murder yes- terday and said the entire police resources of the state were available for the bandit hunt. Postal authori- ties also visited the scene, Postal or Doran said the govern- | investigators had no evidence | he fugitive bandits had taken | refuge in the Watchung mountains, | | where the present hunt is concen- trated. | IS THE LAST DAY of Our Special Sale Terms | $5.00 Installs Any Crawford $2 Holds any Crawford Ran it, and you get the Specia Range always ba fection. Ask vour neight Plumbing—THeatin; s and heats and wears to per- Range in Your Kitchen .00 ge until you are ready for 1 Sale terms. A Crawford or who uses one. Sheet Metal Work [ EnnItfonEeiouei . 9,805 2,514 |Less Estimated Town Receip TOMORROW | ATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1926. TOWN OF NEWINGTON EXPENDITU FISCAL YEAR ING SEPT. 1, 1926 Probate Court ... . Street and Town Hall Lightin, 2 6 penses of Patients in Public Insti 1,000.00 Fire Depar Books, ¢ Y Cemetery Appropriations Town Hall—Fue] and Repairs . Insurance and Bonds Highway Repairs s 5,00 Expenses of Dogs . v . o 6 2 Interest on Temporary Loans . Interest on Eonds Maturing Bor Dog Licenses Miscellaneous atio: and Printing 900,00 00 1,800 und .. Appropriation Appropriation Removal Justice Orders Elm Hill Streets Day Oiling Roads ool Bullding . ool Site —200; Temporary Loans Special Appropriations Im Hill Streets vorth Street Hiliside and Neighbor Mapls Hill Avenue lisworth Street-—3 Roseleagh Avenue—3 lights lights .. | Expenses for Fixing Town Bou Town Plan Commission— expenses ORDERS OF Teachers Salaries .. Janitors 4 Repairs and Cleaning Light, Fuel and Water bl Committee Exponscs, Postage and Printi General Supplies and Text Books Furniture and Equipment . Town Transportation Insurance ...... General Expenscs HOOIL. BOARD 4,055.00 1,000.00 5.00 Balance—Alterations at Center School . : | School library . ,707.00 $2,110.00 250.00 Total $ New Bus for School Transportations el Connecting Elm Hill School with Water System ... Increase in Salary of School Secretary ... ESTIMATED RECEIPTS TOWN FUNDS From Bullding Permits . Dog Taxes Dog Tags . Interest on dep Insurance—§. Justice Cou Personal Taxes Sale of Cemetery Tots ... ale of Mary Coffin Propert S s State Tax on Tnsurance and Bank Stock : 1,600.00 Taxes on State Property 7 e 150.00 Miscellancous Sales .. 450.00 s—Phoenix National Bank .. Sehool E. 0.00 2,800.00 100.00 $7,65 SCHOOL TUNDS From Enumeration Grant SR Intorest on Town Deposit Fund ...... Transportation of High School Schola Tuition of High School Schola 32,40 $5,050.92 RECAPITULATION Estimated Town Budget S 61,16 5,050.92 46,10 Estimated School Budget Less Estimated School Receipts ... 56,116.08 Total Budget ROARD OF FINANCE 1914 $2,000 Due Annually 1022 $2,000 Due Annually $64,000 43 = 4 Apr, Nov. to to —Total FUNDED DEBT Mr. Thos. Mr. L. A . E. Welles Eddy . R. H.Erwin .~ Geo. W, Hanbury . G. E. Root, Chairman S. Holt Sprague Mr. Thos. A. Francls, Clerk. For Quick Returns Use Herald Classified A SKIPEY“-. To ME ITS VERY DISGUSTFUL THE wWAY DOCTORS CUT LP PEOPLE,'N’ WHEN THEY GET THROUGH STITCHIN' YA UP, THEY THINK THEYRE DOIN' YA A FAVOR WHEN THEY SEND YA HOME LOOKIN’ LIKE A DOILIE THE HERALD “WANT ADS” on and ome on Iy sealed t luncheon om Lost and , daughter of . A. Pinkus of L) given a lur number of ay in honor by a lian Suzio an vony of Ha and Scrvice. 103 Arch 8t. 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