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1§10 GRADUATE | FRON SENIOR 1. 5. Diplomes [or 380 From Two, Junior High Schools | — | The approximate number who will be graduated from the Senior, Cen- | tral Jualer, and Nathan Hale Junior Bigh schools was announced today. According to Principal Louis P. | Slade, the Benlor high school grad- uation class will number about 165. Principal William C. French an- rounces 170 as a conservative fig- ure at the Central Junior high and | story, her husbend took the stand and denled everythirg. His wife is crazy he said, and he mumbled some. thing about a dispute about money. Judge Hungerford ordered him to report to the probation officer week- ly for one year and if he is arrested in the meantime he will be sent to Jail. Pietro Mattiolll, aged 31, of Wood. land street, was fined $10 and costs for speeding on West Main street. Motorcycle Officer Hayes testified that a machine operated by Mattiolli maintained peed of 40 miles an hour on West Main atreet at ¢:30 yesterday afternoon, from Russell to Lincoln streets, and the driver dld not slow down at intersecting streets. SMALLEY SCHOOL STARS NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, . FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1927. Famous Hanneford’s With Circus ANNUAL GIVIC TEA — New Britain Weman's Qlub Panction 0 be Beld Next Teeaday at Nome of Mrs. Robert S. Brown. The annual civis tes of the New Britain Weman's club will be held at the home of Mrs. Robert 8. Brown, | 29 Russell street, on Tuesday, June 14, from 4 to 6 p. m. ‘The tea s given for the civie work of the city and any oontributions will be appreciated by the club. The entertainment committee, con- sisting of Mrs. Frederick Hart, Mrs. | Charles F. Chase and Miss Helen | Hayes, have arranged ‘he following | program: Pieno selection by Miis Marjery ' Sage ON EXHIBITION — STARTING Allen & Co. . 221 INC. 211N e HARTFORD i ] Here From London! MONDAY Hart of Kensington. Selections hy the fife and drum corps, Girl Scouts. Play, “Beauty's Bloom,” by the Girl Reserves, Y. W. C. A. Pogeant of health rules by the Girl Scouts. Principal Harry Wessels believes | : | IN ATHLETIC CONTESTS at the Nathan Hale school. |5.2B Wins Tug of War and 6-1B Al three schools are graduating| ) classes much larger than last year.| Walks Off With Champlonship The junior high achool graduations | S Pupils of grades 5 and 6 of the will be held on Thursday, June 23, and the Senior high school gradua- tion will be held on Friday after- | spalley school held their annual noon, June 24. day yesterday under the direc- | AMMNT tion of Miss Kathryn Tormay and | ! Miss Bella LeWitt. An interesting| * Stato Athletic Commissioner Thomas feature was a mass drill by the boys | |ot the two grades. The ay pole | E. Donohus Assumes Office On Death of Official. dance was another number. The pro- | zram and results follows: May Pole Dance. Hartford, June 10 (A—State Box- ing Commissioner Thomas Donohue has been notified that he will be act- ing president of the National Boxing association until that organization’s next meeting at Talado, Ohio, In October. The notification came last night while Commissioner Donohue was attending the bouts in New Ha- ven, Commissioner Donohue, firet vice- president of the assodiation, became automatically presideng at the death yesterday of President Allen Behr of Cincinnatl. TITANIA'S PALACE W The Tiniest and Most Exquisite Palace In the World. T First built at the request of a little child, it is being sent on its werld tour for the benefit of Children’s Charities. Exhibited Under the Auspices of the Connecticut League of Women Voters — == TITANIA’S PALACE WILL BE SHOWN AT SAGE-ALLEN’S (THIRD Mass Drill, Grades § and 6. FLOOR) FOR TWO WEEKS, BEGINNING JUNE 18TH 40 yd. dash, girls: Toma Cox first, | Alice Dagatta second, Josephine | Sowa third; 40 yd dash, boys: | Kurnicki first, Mike Wasso sec- | rank Murnac third. grade dance. oad jump: Boys, Tony Danul- ritch 8 ft., 2 in., John Drew 7 ft. 10 | this country and Continental Europe Girls, Toma Cox § ft. § in, ARDA | anq ys a guarantee that the cirods hoice 6 1t § in. 2 ow | Which s able to feature them has etball throw, boys, John Drew | "fyain oot that for action and rap- ‘Admission 50c Children 25¢ - ' Art vs. The name of Hanneford has long | that runs for 15 minutes, every sec- | been associated with the circus fn [0nd of which means a laugh or a | _ Chemistry They have been connected with | GOOD chemist can an. the American circuses since coming | alizsltome llqu‘:d: n'xlx‘d from England several years ago. All tell you exactly what the brank Murao 37.1t were born in the circus. Ahove is compor;ent ::“:"' gzl;: TR, OUTBCLDC Sk |id-fire comedy hLas no opposition. | shown three members, principal in 8 cup of coffee pu grade \dance. S i C itai " H the test chemist that i a clls-Floto ceming to New Britain, the group being George, “the riding ball throw: Girls, Theresa | s ever lived. He cannot tell Smith 116 ft, Lorie Kerieyza 105 ft. Monday presents the famous Riding | fool,”” whose rapld-fire work truth- you where the beans grew, " 4 Hanneford Family in a comedy act “rully may be said to be marvelous, what thelr names are, ang Anna Choice 105 ft; Roys John | ! | Drew 167 ft., Paul Kobela 161 ft. | in what proportion they're Coffes blending is more | " ¢s, An- blended HURLS PITCHER AT WIFE | gt o ey SIXth Brade BOYR Ayt werore Miss Cummings played| ENOCKS DOWN LIGHT GLOBE e 1 the role of the Madonna in De| while driving west on Smalley than a sclence, it's a fine |iteh 4 ft. 10 in. art. YUBAN is an expres- 's, Tony Danuler- High jump, hoys Toay Mille's plcture of the life of Christ | ¢ ot anout 10:30 last night, John Star Street Man Taken Into Custody | Tug of war, Fifth grade, won by sion of that art in its hi; i The agreement, Cohen said, also | S had called upon Miss Cummings to Kucharskl of 143 Grove street at- | ot devalopment: After Causing Uproar In Home— | pasehall game, won by 6-1B. blend is a secret which Speeder Fined $100. Save On Your Summer Toiletries and Remedies Every Necessity for Warm Weather Comfort and Health is Included in the Low-Priced Assortments at Sage-Allen’s. o s Below Is a Partial List. Toiletries Frostilla ...... ..23¢, 79¢ | Azurea, Floramye, Le Hinds Honey and Almond Trefle Face Powder, 59¢ Cream . .. 85¢, 83c | Coty’s Face Powder $1.50 D. and R. Cold Cream, Houbigant Face Powder, 6¢, 15¢, 25¢, 33¢ $1.50 Pond’s Creams ... 25¢, 49c | Houbigant Face Powder, Mum s 15¢, 31c o Sans Odeur ... 25¢ | Coty’s Taleum Powder, 0Odorono ... 16¢, 32¢ $1.00 Squibb’s Dental Cream, Johnsan's Baby Powder,zo 39¢ i ’ Bath Dusting Powder 50e Colgaicis Deiki O, . | uah e 356, 2 for 69¢ Kolynos Dental Cream, gl;g;g}-asfi;p. ik }sfi 256, 39¢ | Ta¢0 Castile Soap ....12c Ipana Dental Cream ..28¢ | Woodbury's Soap .... 16¢c Forhan's Dental Cream; Cashmere Bouquet Soap, 28¢ 3 for 25¢, 95¢ doz. |do nothing to give her husband tempted to avold a collision with a | |cause for seeking a divorce and to car driven north on Stanley strest only the Arbuckle associ. abide by the accepted conventions by Charles Minoe of 374 Windsor ates know. A secret which |for the seven year period. |avenue, Hartford, by pulling to the | you will enjoy. T {right. As he did so, his car grazed lan electric light pole and knocked down the globe. The right front | B E‘ ANOTHER MOVIE DIVORCE Paul Dsnalamecz, aged 41, of 13 , W as been in police Miss Dorothy Cummings Reported ! . i:'nf:;mb.hfe:‘ Jmes for ca‘:mng | Estranged from Husband. WEST ENDS PRACTICE commetions at his home while in an Los Angeles, June 10 (®) — The | The West End bageball team will h intoxicated cpndition, was givan a Examiner says Miss Dorothy Cum- hold another practice Saturday after- |light of his car waps smashed by the suspended sergence of 15 days in fail mings, motion picture star, will sus |noon at 3 o'clock at Willow Brook impact. Offic John Smigel report- by Judge W. C. Hungerford this her husband, Frank Elliott Dakin, |park. AIl members are asked to be ed no cause for police action, as both | morning on charges of breach of the | English actor, for a divorce, alleg-|on hand. | drivers told the same story. peace and assaulting his wife. Offi- | ing cruelty and asking custody of | cer Otis Hopkins testified that a boy her two children. | told him about 10:20 last night that| The newspaper quoted Miss Cum- | there was trouble in the house, and | mings' attorney, Milton Cohen, as| he found wather on the floor which | saying that the actress would ig- | Mrs. Danalamecz said came from a|nore a contract which she hndj pitcher her husband had thrown at | signed with Cecil B. DcMille, pro- her. She wanted him arrested, the ' ducer, in which she had agreed not efficer said, as he had kicked her in to scek a divorce for at least seven the arm and the side. years. After Mrs. Danalamacz had told her | Cohen said the contract wasmade | | EFFECTIVE Tomorrow — Saturday — For One Day Only. 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No food is greater in nourshing units and nene so econcmical. Beneficial alike for the growing and the grown. Eat Miilbrook Yce Cream and be "healthy and happy. 30x5.77 33x6.00 reen. 8250 Buy Tomorrow at Prices Incomparable ALEX AUTO SUPPLY 9% ARCH STREET OUR ANNUAL WALL PAPER SALE We do not have to tell the good citi- zens of our city and near-by towns, includ- ing Hartford, of the genuineness of our an- nual sale at discounts seldom equalled. Our entire stock of 1927 designs and colorings 1s included in this wondeful sale opportunity. A very special discount on our com- plete stock of paints, vamishes, brushes. lead and oils will be given during th- | period. THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY! TELEPHONE 359 ¢ Your wall paper and paint supply store } 3-5 FRANKLIN SQUARE