New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 10, 1928, Page 10

" NEW ERITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1928 ———— - ; 2 e [ | 3 Merchant of Venice” at the Shubert | New York City next week. 12 superstition with me,” Arliss said, | Feet of English women are widcr m OF m: HENRY m NOT George 1liss Makes His :v.htu‘:er here. Mies Peggy Wood | Arliss’ 8hylock was.not a cringing [ “as my last opening night here mlnun those of Americans, but nar- INTERESTED IN HIS OWN WEALTHu”f‘“" oo, T 'Debut in Shakespeare Role | poriruyea the role of Fortia. Both [one. He' brought to the role the |‘0ld English' wes the forerunner of [rower than those of women of Sool- New Haven, Jan. 10 P—Gceorge dl"!lS(S received an enthusiastic re- jsuave, calm portrayal - which has |a successful three years for thut|land, according to recent measure- e Arllss last night made bis Shakes- |ception which led Arlisg i a curtain | chargeterized his previous stage luL-,.luy B i the highest altitude | peurcan debut as Shylock in Win- |specch predict a successful run, fol- | ceases. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS of any city in Europe. Ames' production of *Theilowing the opening of the play in| *“Opening in New Haven is sort 01 ‘ment and dancing. ANl members and their friends are invited to be ' start at ! ‘\I.tdru\l h Nast's homa The | the largest planet. New York—Iull text of an lnter-lgwcn at Conde view with Henry Ford about his|guests reprcsented social, theatri wealth: “Are you really a billionaire? {and litcrary circles, including Mrs. What is the extent of your riches?” [Graham Fair Vanderbilt, M “I don't know and I dont care a|liam H. Vanderbilt, Elsic dam."” London debt is to for years befos stated purp cumu- | being :\le'lil-ul 10 the Pa lament lia ed enabling legisla tion. The denor, whose nany socret, is supposed 10 be a Lnglisiman without heirs, A Schulte, | was wmuking $18 4 week gur store, and sinco thon has n willions selling o is t new chain IMitisin . At To'ycars of e, Bdward George is entitied to (ctice lw in four s British count fo ' now being outti al fisherma will be taken jdea is to obtain Lilt's collection | il A prof Northport, N have 1 epidemic of Loof events the substi- nounted Th SL :po_chase hor developed into & s ficih H. . H. won by half a length ithout a cropper. - Grace Moore, Ter who is to make | Metropolitan oper v is somewhat of a so- danced with Otto and chief power in reception New York - « songbird, iebut at the “hortly, alr o1l favorite. 8 14, Kahn, banker the Metropolitan at a A million dollars 3x\u)| anomymOously toward Whe PAYIENt Of |y Mrs, Coolidge ‘\l'|A|'iY)" inelius Woelfkin, — The® Helen Morgan and Rube Goldberg. Washinglon — A charity ball attended an 1Sth eci- tury gavotte by debutantes in front of the presid i ncers was the Coun Szechenyi. The Rev. Dr. who was pastor of Baptist church, is whom President university has New York — Cor- the Park Avenue the only man Faunce of Brown known fo ve th AL the pasior's funeral Dr culogized his friend’s s sign painter to a position wl showing men and nations i to the Kingdom of Meaven od with driving 1o 1pposel 10 be on duty, Peliceman Edward Barton is suspended frou force. v Haven J. Alfred journalist, says pub hold newspaper publishers aracter of papers, hool childien to Bt to end small- Middle @ vaceinated in fig Island caliides with automobile, Harvey X dies ¥ Bron- <hwoting Willin) son, druggist, soli through ntic hester Leo Hanuon and John Horton killed when strikes automobile. New Haven Jerome struck and seriously injure mobhile. Tarre, 5, d by auto- Hartford — Connecticut Manutac- turers of Carbonated Beverages, Inc elect officers at ninth annual mee ing. Waterbury - aming” Milka Sablich, girl leader of Colorado strikers, addre meeting of labor- ers here. REVISING ROSTER OF CITY WORKERS (Ordinance Committee to Present Report to Common Council Relative to the proposed ordinance which would place all city employes on ‘the city payroll under the con- trol of the common council, with the exception of day laborers and school department employes it was voted by the ordinance committee last night not to include employes of the city hall commission. The salary com- mittee will present a list of those who are to be included, and the or- dinance will be presented to the common council at the January meeting. Otto Henrich and Mr. Restella | spoke against the pro :d ordi- uvance to prohibit parking of ve-| hicles, day and night, on the west side of Main street, from Walnut street north to the John A. Andrews Co. driveway. They said they be- lieved five minutc parking should be dlowed. The committee voted to recommend that the present restric- | tion of 30 minutes be held in force. It was voted to recommend that parking be prohibited on the west | «ide of Btanley street at the junction | ' of Hartford avenue for a distance of 200 feet north, also that parking be | prohibited on the west side of Wash-! ington strect from the south line of the Elks’ club property to West, Main strect. On recommendation of | 1he board of police commissioners, it | vas voted to recommend that park- ing.be prohibited on the south side of North street from Hartford ave- ne of Willow street. . Chamberlain of the of police commissiondrs said ion wonld make a dan- ion much safer. There tracks in the center of id the corner of Hart- | . and North street is nar. cat danger from a > so0 called, not from | rial used in them, but from | mior, Dr, Cork. 'ST. ELMO LODGE OFFIGERS READY FOR INSTALLATION Knighis of Pythias to Conduct ¥ix- ercises Tomorrow Night With Out of Town Guests Present The newly elected officers of St. Elmo lodge, Knights of Pythias, will |be installed 0n Wednesday evening at the Castle hall on Main street. The exercises will be in charge of District Deputy Louis Bogen and staff. The officers-elect who are to be sworn into office are as follows HAROLD E. LIPMAN Harold E. Lipman, chancellor-com. mander; John H. Klasz, vice-chan cellor; Samuel Kirshnit, prelate Harry A. 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