New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 20, 1927, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1927. | {support of Lillian Gish in “The | s i o 0 G o b Dot the jok K When he dropped ne would that f At tinie the sun was | i 15 minutes 1 Eeimis | o time the first plai H I D i sy lner progr o X haL intil last soared umor of Dick Wick Hall Still i< mi S i S v Od Message Written in 1854 2", il 10 Be Enjoved nd profits, he average film | U \ (e : and when she is not on her way to ——————- FRsrab fas uw\:‘:,,,, Cal, Sept. 20 (B—The [ SUilio WIth Tor make-yp box she | samram Cal.. & e 1y philosophy of Dick Wick Hall | 1€ Deaded foward or Away from el % 3 08 L SRLON ) t age owner” of Sa- 1he bank with a bulky check book e it aaelo .r'('_""“"“_:")‘ e not die with him. |Under her n. She is coming ol i Sl e A i info Hollywood prominenc AT . el by 3 Ridgeway S aking Hollvwood like it SEete Tist mo promised fine | 1 service station proprie- | Fritzl's favorite amusement, how- aniE fan it - et (e ool | eve heauty hints' i “ o . 1‘ rted in pietures 4 copies 1o % 5 Je L A ANCS ANy r Fritzi was born i ARong ik & HIZECoGES 1 on a ranch. and 1 L ! alth of freckles and su ot other o Jouthe | (ot nose that when e W ss confusion than yester- | before her fiS0 broached her ambition to be- g0 pros g jdav. 1 » iddles of water | Salonie Sun' | ¢ an actress her mother could sut: nefthor | 5 v re the starting omeme senif; PR A : > bie moved forward, how But she aquit 1 he And now folks ask her tat [ As the planes moved up “‘-”} Y 1o become a h ;“ r beauty hints. | s of the Janding gear swished | cville, and when she ca k| ——- . ont of fhespools oWyt ttor three and a half years {he D on s< thou Missing ¥ of the eager specta- ! igh zods of Hollywood I o M o zotten her. As a vaude enter- | i W/ ot romember w Ll Mich ed she o0d S e rted ¢ mptly possibility-—well, Siv days thon n : J SR fome and wait | 1 thy body can s ; that did not | washest all thy dirty | el ant@rsetnenatil RIS | -— % et Al thev. Riooling 1 1L, at 6:01 a & | . . D boots, makest 1 Mo S8, of Mol 1 fo | land of Clevel back and have found Holly- y “Thou shalt not N ou 1 yelang vood hard-boiled toward the has- Wfl[er WOU[ Hlll‘l 1 nk of hon c een, Fritzi Ridgeway did ot g st made they pile. e spoil her disposition or complexion | It not steal pick or . 3t by grieving. Instead, she took a| Fiu Claire, Wis, Sept. 20 (& I from thy fellows, nor pick gl siiol B ol o S T MO Dl 1y s of the north woods imens from the conpany tomiag Ll s leased an antomobile filling station ! i bathing their | P put them in they mou tith the vings of her vaudeville vorite sport of log roll not tell false tales tour, calling it a “laughing gas™| The sport a ‘zood diggings in mon - tation and aiming to give a :with the participants ins' fo thy ne ors to henefit huekle with every gallon (TR s et friend who hath and pro- mounting satisfactorily furn- | frousers and heavy flannel ghirts s i i R i i over to a manager | Put the woodsmen found they could S e = back into ceilnloid—as | Work with much greater &poed v it ‘“ flenay i n extra. Gayly throwing into the | dressed in beach aftire, i P o) s <tar, she mingled with the movie who will not sacrifice 1 Mo i .\“\‘fl,‘ o e nob nd took % «nd color of their field » i ¢ r the comfort of a e M T < t Clad in th e S oy ; ~ Contive n 1 page) | LR e ; ‘ B % N okane, Was ent role | for hic oday's sturt. They At J Atglia s featured feminine part in Wilbur Mar ) N il Bl ey s kS scheol athlete fron S i | R e e ie Fatality at Long Valley & m. with M. L. Hanscom [ T passens iyears. Mary SHiff i fEatisiiot ‘m | Dortland, 0 61 tition, par RIS o Get Ready S s pilot who sct o ' . | he spol not only fnclhides log- A < ’ W hitter 15 FOr tl]e Flght! ! yolling but barrel and ball rolling i h ) Wi i Your Radio Repaired GohlesHA SIES1aT ”””'_‘: conses iy Hudson car Flint. Mich.. at 6:14 Ry Experts m v here their opponents. spiny th L ; S SH oty Altaeol New Britain's Radio Service 1105 forward and buiward Wk 10 pisson 150 Killed Insures You of a Perfect L st G ne DAl Azl (e Raike N. H. was Reception i S e i had spe & off at 6:1; Our Fee is Lower Than Log-rolling is & natural sport in ) m, of Con- Elsewhere Wisconsin, evolve e Monthly Testing Plan | of the log drives Latimated Time £1.00 Per Mo | sippi and PR 4 1 th thiet il heeps Your Radio in Perfect [l Wisce vivers. The tragic ionEotiniiitilson s hour e 1 o Condition ardous task is placing the prary 14 the g to Cleveland T s i ilonk e key log t g weslward?. c-minute stop was to b NEW BRITAIN RADIO [|mite to distodze the key log of 4 [0 N OO fiscminute siop was o 1 Radios and Supplies | ok York to . RIS ave. e, oos § GRADUATION COMMITTEES - ‘ o L o ! TS Rox o are to remain overnight - pun: viators estimated that about | 70l Class of Scnior | President Announces List of Workers to Guaranteed Wednesday | Prepare for Exvent. Fresident Fred Zehrer of t senior mid-year class at the Senio | High school made public today his i | choice of committees which are to take charge of the activities in o nection with graduation in I - c lary. o@ | John Tiricson, captain of the foot- Smoked Shoulders, Ib. T § has bheen selected s Fricassee 25 le Class nig) Chickens, Ib. .. C | . Ma B r:‘-ml'hou;lyvlly“xml"'.‘H i&rm m’g‘ = —— || McCourt will serve with him ! The banquet committee wil *hi s |t 35 Isist of- Francis chairman Chickens, Ib. .. Cc Betty Tall: Paul Koether, and . rinbery Sirloin, Round S o Steak, Ib. ...... C \ of the motto committs e = o S 1 nber and Barbara i 1 Christ as ¢ orke: Fred S will Chopped lead the photograph commiittec. Beef, 2 Ibs. for oY C || rorence curistenson and’ - Audrey ,,,,, 7 || ragan will serve with hin. Loin Lamb Chops, Ib. ..... GUARANTEED 35¢ STAGE STARS MARRY “Prince” and “Maid” of “The Stu- dent Prince” Become \and TEL. 483 stamford. Conn., St 20 (Pr—A - v z 0a ] nd “madd” were mar- 70 WEST MAIN v v ¥y by Rev. Alfred Grant Walton, pastor of the Con- tional chureh. The prince was | Lloyd Garrett and his princess. Ruth Williams. Both played in he Student Prince’” for more han 500! performiances and their marriage culm nates begun behind A romance the footlights, 3 {the home in Huntington Ridge on the outskirts of this city, which was built with their joint funds and the bride and groom were attired in the | imes they wore in the play and which v sent on for the wedding T OU can get by the Shuberts. what you need Mr. 1t has also played in ’ George White's Scandals and Miss herewithout any Williams has appeared with the one knowing a Manhattan Opera company awl T e Roxy's Gang. b L GGG e B0 Garrett is a mative of Moulton indorsers required; Penna., and Miss Williams of Okla- | i homa Cit 00 embarrassing in- i ENGIN IRSE RIVER Rio de Janeiro, Sept. 20.—Engin- | cers developing a hydro-electric power plant near Sao Paulo, Brazil, caught a couple of rivers which ha the habit of flowing westward, re- formed them to flow east vestigations made. You get your loan on your own re- lity. cponsil Come In and See, < and then . An Inquiry Places Loans led the waters by a series of dama |nection with the national air races You Under Mo Up to and syphons up over a mountain |at Spokane. ¥y T | $300 range to the penstocks. Now the plant h: n effective head of 708 | Obligation. Twenty Months to Pay meters, produces 100,000 horsepower (o, ) A and can generate 800,000, and the T race was competed n hy Tel. 4950 annual rampages of the rivers, | planes capable of carrying two pas- THE MUTUAL SYSTEM which once resulted in flooding 10 | sengers as well as a pilot, but pilots . N ® square miles of valuable land were allowed to cr ballast instead Opposite Capitol Theater [[\itmin the city, have been |of passensgers if they chose. i ROOMS 112-113 rquelched ! As Captain Bender dropped the | 81 W. Main St., Prof. Bldg. g | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADSI continuing the race The crash of Hu first known serious accidon wrring the air derby, which )i with the dep His plane and the 1 ones e o other B. Ma L. T. A, Mich, 0 Tragedy rmers it tal mated that t in the milking his o s “then | 1 i second time, dive w and stopp “nt into a no plane the Appearin and Joseph a | O'Dowd . went looking for 1 v half hour after it 4. They found foot or two in the dead but Hudson still quarter o put 1 rushed fo him in ATl Hudson wis pital Morristowy dead when they e hed the pital, Flying Sh Years ré L. iludson began his arcer as an air pilot six years ago. Fudson got his tirst training at Brook and Kelly ficld and was a member corps. Ior S as a commercial pilot in Michigan. He joined the Ruhl Aireraft com- pany at Marysville, Mich. as a t pilot last sumi He was single Hudson's passenger in the plane who also was killed, was Jay Rad- ike, of St. Clair, Mich, employed in the Buhl factory as chief mechanic Radike worked formerly in the fac- tory of the Wills-st. Clair Automo- | bile company. at Marysville, Micli., | as & motor expert. He pleaded with | officials of the Buhl company to be | allowed to accompany Hudson on | his proposcd flight and was finally sent as mechanic. He was married. 15 Planes Start Roosevelt 1leld, Sept. 20 (P— Fifteen commercial plancs set out Between 6 and 6:15 eastern stand- e today for Spokane, Wash- in the second of three t es being held in con- ington, continental ra The planes made perfect take-ofts despite the softness of (he field due heayy raing last night ! red flag of the black biplane piloted by Hudson, the sun peeped over a a half hours would b first leg of their n they will ta Abderdeen and auired for the amorrow v 5 for wil om City, Mont., for v te stop, th 3 City: to last five d about twe from Butte to 8po the planes will b ¢t to protest upon their arriva Spokane because rival fliers el ey were equipped with s rved racing wings, 1t was dec on Sunday to allow the three to tic the race but the o to mal flig Abor- - an- sub- U at med ially il . t three planes of 11 5 piloted by 1 Nam 20 SO ! 20 (A — Twenty- lined up on 1 t 18 dawn signalied renew New York-to 0- v. Another away from fic yesterday was it of contest, havin back beeause of weather con \ one flicy was missing. Ive s settled down the here day 1 tirport o Chicago fulfilling the mun arternoon ipal o'clock, thu which called for arvival or the overnight stop ven other planes got no ther than Ohio fields, four stoy over Cleveland and seven = at Bryan. Although these 't of the derby schedule taways this flying dozen others, rman was Tex grony Kans: City Waco-10, The plane Belletonte, T, the minute stops and beliet en foreed down their objectiv the dozen p s their first Billings, Mont., o favorahle cond the missing @ and overtake The never T thre cd fiv it he b With the en here | 3 Irgo, N Missoula, five-minute first of wi expr stops sche The Rich Flavor Is A Real Favor Winner Buy At Your Grocer’s Roosevelt 1y o Mo., flvi vosterd od upon 1 The portrait finger ring is Hollywood's newest fs troduced Finger Photo New Filmland Fad It was in- | wearing the| Dunn, who circlet. v Josephine is pictured No. 53—R Second in the S COURSE IN AVIATION Pilot B U Lande ( From I Puge) Miller 61 4:43 — Detmer G018 $:15 1 m Meyers 6:05 1:44 © courses wil Emory .19 2 I. 8. Charle 601 4:51 | i i 41 tha vere conrse r of the Fargo, N. D nee Knox, itshurg! s given Whedling, wiation. orge 13 Gallond of Waterbury, | 42— Smith 1. 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