New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 22, 1927, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1927. a2, f | brought from their boxes, and at been purchased by the husband of the theater and patrons attending | g /] taxes on four-thirds of her house. | | | last emerges triumphant with a cloi- AN E E R the former Princess Xenia especially | the show during the evening will be Chicopee officials contended the eity i ” sonne vase, or damascene cigarette tor the trip. There were six persons entertained by a ra account of the | line cut the ho v in two { case. in the group. battle for the world's heavyweight | and assessed half the house. Sp APAN o clear waters of the Kamo- | W. A. Straith flew to the fight title | field author 3 River are said to be without from Winnipeg, Canada A radio will also be provided in | of t se wa billed 11 ster John Hatch's revolver sli 1 from his hip pocket and was dis d as it struck the floor. Hatci - | was perhaps fatally wounded, med five-sixths | | A el u e this city and | Cast iron 1s being tried out as Sl SR rival in the matter of sctting brig! Governor Green of Michigan and +°hn Gulden’s pool room on East ¥ | - < | o street. Fans wis: s | matertal in F OE ’ colored silk dyes. Kimonos of Kyoto former Govenor Cox of Ohio and |Main street. Far e hing ';’ sit in It e ,“,m,“:,cf,p_z’,',?" re All E Are © E cclebrated tor their Py ki B La d w v Mrs. Cox were registered at Chicago o0 this are invited to attend. P I C C i h - gt Place Wheve All Emperors Apg Geiva s ore wicoraen tor e By kip By Land, By Water - o Farnes ot Amcican 1o PIEIERS €aregr to Companionship 1o s v or great quan f 3 i t rion, wil A ot A i 1 . Sep t f iron now being shipped ou | festival days the sirects become ver- Any addition to the list of names £ will hold o HEI ] 3 pant ’ . a PLTE Sl Ol (OB e AS he stooped o pat Pay- | of the try. . Coronated Hable flower garions : They Come of rominent businees men and so. DOSL rooms on Whiiing sireet_and | o Hushand : v = No Secrets in Japanese Residences ciety leaders should includs t fans wishing to hear the broad- | | I Interminable street : IR Conde Nast, publisher; A. M cast there are invited to make use | —_— | Washington, D. €. Sept AR LU LI OY S cRil b et i e Al New York merchant of the post rooms. | Edinburg, Scotland, Sept. Japan’s Imperial Coronation Com- | 1'18d houses are monotonous in ar- BriIAa Tty St o o ‘ {o Bodv . Com Favor Dempsey (UP)—Constance Talmadge, m inission has Just announced that the | Chitecture but ever alive with inter- | 0¥ 1and, : isher, of the Auto Body Com se, conveyances from yo IR Leeds tri-motored airplane to veter- nati R an bicyeles, the h hearts of wille for the most oy to beat Gene night. Many of the Vihe town ce, owner of the Cincin- H. H. Brook, Marr and sweet- Auto Co.; 1d Ballard, sportsm radys and W. JI. Connor. Buffalo, publ )art favors picture ac ess, today file cy to- divorce against C: 1en about MacIntosh ted in the | Constance Talmadee was married | e and almost to Captain Alastair William M Emperor Hirohito will be crowned | °St to the foreigner. From his jin- n Kyoto in Nove 8, rikisha seat the tourist reviews th Koo whore sth of an |home life of Japan in minute detail, for in fair weather the sliding paper 7 a | screens of the wall panels are push. | CO1ON€IS’ 1adics came’ to Chicago to- John Ringling, the cl ptain sbarn [} highly inte unbroken line of Jupancse emperors outcome of th will be crowned > ete = e 2 D v St O el Steal. Py where 2 siness is being tos em he British f1 15 T o | ed back leaving shop and dwelling | 92¥_to rub shoulders at the Demp- | G. Clyde of Carnesle Steel; Frank A " - today ness 5 being | tosh, men the Rritish L 165 | oper e sey-Tunney figh Bond, financier; R. H. Allison, gen- sispended to discuss the chances of [corps, in ruary, ‘o 1 world and Rome to | PN to the world. At night the ef- ol ko orug D t 2 : i et 1s one continuous stage. Grand- | Most notable, of course, were Tex | eral manager of the S Fe and the two pugilis | Mateo, Cal : S o menns st R e les | Rickartl’s “nice p i na e L . vice fent of Foothall Practice Seven months later she and C Rising Sun. It is the 'ather in kimono and sp ? T millionair s the paper, mo baby, little boys nod and | the same roud; Merrill C. Baker of A. Fitzpatrick of t} t the ordinary fight fol- Nickel Plate; Bernard Gimbel, r feeds the those wi their sums, | those wi football team tain MacIntosh rate t the reasons for leaving her 14 were th members D he rs ago and band, John Plaloglou to try out bacco manufacturer, e invited | cONti L was in may be millionairs ory, the center of re- t of learning, and the Dpatron!city of art | artists toil over painting or embroid- | clate. T : ery, a fat man sleeps on the floor l0Wers who gain their opinions on | PArtment store magnate; George J n. In a tea house | Pugilism in the poolroom instead of Gruen, watch maker. Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Howard of the Scripps-Howard newspapers v Long, and Rich- publish whom millionaires asso- Wall Street on practice ull field Built on Chinese Model i th his mouth op Modern Kyoto was laid out ac- ts are being served tea and or- the drawing roon ) nd spon 794 A. D. and was the em-|gay with sake to imperial decrce in the ay cake. One party 1s | Even more to b g The reel goes on and | ladies accompanicd their colonels, | W¢Te preser I Peror's place of residence until the fon as long as one rides. It fs the |It has been permissible for yvears|ard Rerlin, m i i | | uad will be,| Miss T from | wood ta make a picture an entioned | MacIntosh went to Florida to 1 | be started fn friends. In June they went to turned | States to see the fight. Al Jolson ion for a strenuous season, land on what they called 0 see two ropped his role of premier black Breaks Armoin Fall honeymoon trip.” When they 5 turned to this country two m later they were separated Miss Talr later verified t1 rumors and s hey were to get a royal family moved to Tokyo, the 'monotonous everyday of a great Dast for the O'Grady women to at- | Were also present capital, in 1869. Following - Japanese cof the cxample st by Tang ez of lower vy, but falry dream to (*nd prize fights, but never in the | Governor A. L. X " to the Unlted Chinese the newly arrived tourist. history of the sport have the wo- California “emigr ng their Kyoto has famous temples, Budd- men who e city builders jst and Shinto. To visit the nperors in pl capital, tha Japar in =0 m all out with such unanimity ach has husky young men try to knock each st. Tn one is a great ofher unconscious other bronze hell, struck like a gong from 1t I plan - the outside instead of by a clapper riered with laid out Kyoto 1in squares, nine | would requ right streets running in | its unique int e weeks, for nedian long enqugh to hout is hard to think of a name to from within. The world famous gar- s and cov- | qens of vinst a ta- lition is as comfort us confl another confain a century | cld pine tree trained to the shape | arried her first sequent rebuilding. Midway through enwich, Cor versity. exceutives are not popu-! 00— = \ B/can be expected onths later, st the ecity 1 rocky bed of the of a junk in full sail. The i i il s s (Continyedifromi Paze Seven) Plainville Briefs ¥ i ‘I,' Kamog: D River” and on | heams of a newer templa were 8et | Then might he AaHent Ol nan ey # it ik Burton 0. Barnard of Bristol has lonit ardiseesiat v]..r. i zged i, Siciaidn place byironce braldddicrom Shelor Bl yere i dini Urtestaent ot | ety ooy ol Ll e it e 3t it = e &1 with maple, from [ hair of women belicvers too poor (: MG tore: Wil Have. Geor o R terest in the Bristol Mfg. Co. B e B ral Motors; Wi avs, Grorge s v er n_tie nbristol Mg, Co-flo} captain MacIntosh s a. member of " HiH scri o fihces efyobRanelty, pee TRLorlo o contrillte colny(ese sreat blacic 51 Corinn e A e oA o Hrasat A Buswell of Erstol fnner eircle of the vomer o | Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for emples viting tea houses s are preserved as an objeet ¥ RET & recon; esse Livermore, Walter of automobile fame; SOy, Vice President Charles G. Dawes, ng after the week on of James W. Cofforth, Gloria Swanson, meeting for th ¥ Gerald Swope of General Elactric. a pastor. All me Away on the plain to t the 1 ness meeting will he operty of the bankrupt Co- of British arist ss Works i being auction- Prince of W tatiine 1th 1ies Jesson in faithfulness rict of | To this ancient city of 1oy, a friend of t B8 diemberone Colds Headache Neuralgia Lumbago highlan family. ere . Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism v manufacturing Christian church Osaka jart and religion the C'o The Gosho, or ol Tmperial Pal-!Japan requires the o ies its name for it was com- furn for the Aot ot ace, helies | me for i T n for coronation eeremony Witli Coban, ey @nd SHes|ar wieod to aitend Swanson came 200 | mous lph Thrall ha Miss h departed f Jaltimore, M., w is a Artists nd wife pletely It is a collectiol gs sof in ga many enstoms of which are psey fans Broadeast Fight from Hollywood, (! hartering a | s train to bring their party to fur DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART laces in Plainvi lio broadcasts of th nt of the company < in Rhode Tsla Japanese landscape s le, the whole| R« forhidding ¢} Lnter- king of England from traveling mor Honorable Norma Talmadege was in O group, Mr. and Mrs. and J Nicholas Schenck, 0 hetween Gene N 1l town report ck Dempsey. 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Floor Lamps complete at $16.00 face but in the Workmanship. — lable Lambs complete at $12.00 an 50 miles from London withont Yol minister in attendance, Georgn TV Pickford. cour the visifor, after leav Neil Hamilton and the Cogan fam- the hrongh one hall 'had the milestones from Tondon i Pright 5 to ily, to mention a few. 1spec ! of irighton give the distance as less e e | 1 e Teeds party came from v the 1 golile f{than 50 miles, 5 i ! in a giant plane said to loud t noted art Palaces Marked by Simplicity Pillars and beams of wool show a grain fine as satin, | 1 with soft white Floors ars cove liding serecns, cansing 1 artificial | aping of the inter- vening gardens to seem a part of palace itself, form the walls. The whole palace gives an impres- i sion of mellow and 1y simple { beauty | Nijo castla has stone walls and a mote of carved eaves, like the ori- | < of dreams. Tt used to > residence of the Shoguns e ministers were more powerful than the emperors in they ruled. After Ad- | advent in Tokyo Ray d his haughty reins himself ories of Nijo castle were [ whose s (M miral Perr v to the Japanese erior prestige of the f Shoguns over the emperors. Now it i3 imperial property. City Was Ancient Art Center With the rival courts of Shogun nd emperor as patrons, art early lourished in Kyoto. Workers in 1ze and ivory, artists in hrocades rs and vorld the su in Our New nd crepes, skilled emhroid nakers of damaseene and cloisonne i locked to the capital. Possibly he- Many artists work in their own homes and sell only by appointment i cause of this early start it is in Ky- oto that the finest examples of | apancse artistry are to he seen; ind workers there are said to e east contimin; 1 by the commer- cialism of modern large scale pro- A prospective buyer is intr sips tea with the proprictor, disens- ses the weather and joys of his tour, duction. then sees a few objects of art OU ean get what vou need Jhere without any onc knowing a thing about it. 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