New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 12, 1927, Page 2

2 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1927. s | play : » and |time to superintend a m“mx:rm’l\z Boy Lost in Australia ! which have bred and now 2 AMER";A’S [;HA\][;E ‘MUSIC FOR THF:‘ MOV!FS AND HOW ik on Saturdy i Thues L OUR SCHOOLS I I:““:L“uir‘;"}i?x andto super W_‘ Lhastd h\ “ ild (amcls “I:‘:‘x.u‘]‘;‘:l):“::-:jd;);‘::gll::):;im = T[] NIN lS rn[][] shown ticre will ho T ‘ Nerly 37,000 persons are em.|in Cen cal Aistrall _ -0ld | aged to escape the cameis hy divir cular night ' ployed in the printing industry in | b Harold Moran, 1 d by junder a tence. After three ravs ! . F. Jeffs L\pI,un\ That ia mob of wild camels, herds of;was found by worried searchers. Qlympic Team Will Be Anmher quccrm From 80 or 90 T(’l Nu[C,]"‘ Pieces Have to Be Syn- chronized for Average Feature Picture — Stop Watch Used in Timing ' Tunes to Scenes. rd to the oper- ), ehanee brupt stop hag to he taken in o for a pic- —-Photo by Johnson & Poterson JAMES F. GLOVER e Dresses who has ahout its | g martial airs to plaint ken up teaching profession. All o %o staccato movem in New Britain system. Miss Margatet Glover 13 a commer- { cacher at Scnior High school | nd Mis Glover i3 a teacher of i (- itlon for young wom- 100l is an art teacher at 1 Junior Migh school. He 9 ice in 1921, e has in palnting pottery -t cly g and has exhibited his work at art centers. Capitol pic @ it r. Jeffs an associ p ¢ 3 € v — ¥ representative plcture inso- : f nse . He attended Georgetown HOSIERY AND ACCESSORIES mn:,tn;.\' ronmvrnr;.: The «.) T | with . fece | pr, ry school at Washington, | t loast §) separate numb e 600 ) and was graduated. For a 3 JRIN ’ i year he etudicd at Notre Dame FEATURING - university and took coursee from | { 1o to time at the Yale School of of ; t a vear as instructor of th special courses taken at Hartford un i on s v 1 Art school before joining the fae. | action and the music must corres- ; o mes are n ulty at al Junior High school. | fas vond s conclud Co Times Each Seene Ml : S ; : h each big feature the pub- h : Peerage for Hushand | :’;‘t ve {t. Yet that is just “ha '\‘ihf: sends a ‘rn gh musical s 1 1 tio n L Of Pl‘lnCeSS Mar) 1 | i)cz Are Perfectly Timed the orchestra le ) e | London, March 12.—XKing George th e Jet ee kWil eley his son-in-law, Vis- i i Qs S U SRR : (ne count Lascclles, to the House of | »]DOLE Z i al e thi e vio a peer in his own right. a e W announcement to this effect | ! Ba ected in the near future. A ! 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