New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 3, 1927, Page 15

Second Section NEW BRITAIN HERALD [ NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1927. ¥ TWE LEAVE IT TO YOU, FOLKS / Judge For Yourselves, Compare Values, Do .It Thoroughly, We Await Your Decision Confidently. NO PLACE LIKE “THE FAIR” FOR VALUE strain resulting from his wife’s suit, | and sald he had been unable to work since her complaint was filed. “The Circus,”” his current picture, which was scheduled to be complet- ed several weeks ago, “will not- be completed for a long time—if ever,” the comedian said. The film had been expected to l yield Chaplin a profit of several hundred thousand dollars. Mrs. Chaplin's attorney refused to comment in detail on the Chaplin. answer. | “We have not been able to'go over the complaint thoroughly,” he said. “It is certain, however, that Mrs. ! IChaplin will retute charges ot con- i sorting with twe unnamed men.” I | | e ok Ko | charges and made some of his own. MASTER BLEFS ! 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An automobile salesman, . 5 1 8 int back. crepes and an ampness. edar or WOMEN'S FULL unnamed, was specified in his com- | Before the war, important hotels Saturday, palr ... 10c ¢ v lgc .. 49¢ 4 59¢ it paper? el e Each C Pure thread silk to welt; ir- and beach resorts in and about Losi Angeles, thersby bsenting . Hersell |\, "e ooiragen this return. Prohis from her home and children to the | 4 lect o sald children; | Pition in America has stopped the overdn new grievous neglect of sald children; | Sren 0 mew it gl 8 e saturday— 3 ... $1.00 . 34c 22.page cross-complaint charged plaint. |and private citizens in other coun- can All sizes Dainsooks ... proudest. Now | regularc of $2.00 first qual- A" eR Biiisrous. ociantons | exodus to the New York kitchens of Mrs. | MES. | 4o puplls of s Chaplin did not return to her home | p ub gar:::h ’::j‘"“ggf:’ as untll 2 or 3 o'clock In the morning | 4 ¢tor war bitterness has driven the and on many of these occasions &ho | poronch chefs from the Swiss resorts missed and that he be granted a|ble peace-time propagandists as | thelr tourist seasons of the past few years | | May or Ipswich in a full as- A splendid variety at . was accompanied by the same auto- | Tomorrow mobile salesman. “She was frequently in the com- pany of this automobile salesman,” | the complaint continued, “and over the protest of her husband Invited | the salesman to their home anden- | rtained him and others and at stch times liquor was drunk to ex- Gon Chaplin also referred to “a young men” with whom he said Mrs. Chap- lin was infatuated during a part of their married life. The young man, who like the automoblle salesman, | remained unnamed, was alsp invited to the Chaplin home, the comedian sald. She persisted In secing him over his protest, Chaplin sald. Mrs. Chaplin, he sald, concelved the idea of a divorce while she was | in Honolulu. A few days after her return she spent more than $$10,- 600 “on clothes, shoes and perfume,” | which was done. the complaint sald, “for the purpose of carrying out her scheme and plan” to enter divorce proceedings. He Made Offer He sald he offered Mrs. Chaplin halt of thelr community property. valued by himself at $236.134.62, | bt she demanded $1,250,000 in cash. The comedian said his wife had caused him “mental suffering. hu- | millation, and anguish of mind.” He | veferred to himself as o man “emi- | rent in his profession,” who had nothing to do with other women and who was not addicted to the use of liquor. i Mrs. Chaplin, he said, persisted in going to parties without him, be- coming Intoxicated to the extent of ting in an *“unseemly, undignified, | 4 unwomanly manne i Chaplin's reply intimated his; health was shattered by the nervous Ik PEACOCK LACQU AS BEAUTIFUL AS THE NAME IMPLIES New Quick to refinish old furniture and woodwork yourself No “Wet Paint™ signs are needed with Peacock Lacquer! No dust or lint can collect. dries in 20 minutes! or sags are produced. With this marvelous new finish you yourself can now refinish your old furniture and woodwork faces that the best painters work days to get with old-style finishes. Flow it on with a brush—that is all. No rubbing down is necessary. 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