New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1928, Page 36

W BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 380, 1928, We Have With Us Today A Rainstorm — the Primary Elections — an At- 3 Sth kins Saw Demonstration, a “Vigoroe” announce- Year ment, and a few remarks concerning Garden f Tools—Ruberoid *Roofing, with a gentle empha- 0 sis on the logic of patronizing Rackliffe’s. Empbatlc Success |IGORO talked on fashions and position s Chaplin was heard, too, his knc L which requires the sessing @ marked English Councilinan Bartlett was greeted o e vid W. Griffith was also with applause as he stood up to ls BEIN[i PR"BE“ ogram. feature was sprak. He stressed the poing that House Militia Committes Making Tnvestigation red and there wer: makes no promises of any sort, 1 E in spite of the fact thut cxcept that he will strive to give the 8 and forth city s good an administration as hi FRIDAY, p ent several vossibly can. im serics : I believe the city can be run onomically,” said. “I hav. Providence, R. I, March 30 (#— The house committee on militia an- ounced last night that it will sum- raon Frederick T. Remington, secre- tary of Roger Williams Klan No. 16, Rkl S WTIC, The with books and records of the order 30—Austin Or = tevill fodie 1o further its investigation of charg- ir Frolic = Tic scored £ o t the Ku Klux Klan has ob- i Musical program 2 : o : then spoke on behalf of the |t in.4 numerical control of the First S Anglo-Persians (NBC) ; R The Comfort oover W ndidates for councilman. J.p ot Infantry regiment and sought 9:30—Musical Program jloslcomsiaand control of the state’s entire militia *10—Program from N. Y. (NL» the peaple € militia 1—Ben Bernie and orches Sk 0 i, news and weather Attorney General Alling Speaks RN Attorney General B. W. Alling, e iits: Altste Deriol d his views of the candidate e asons why <hould elect him mayor. “We expect what we want at the st expense,” he said. “We can what we want at the least ex- > by elec a man of a long | S AN A \ \\ i b ', 7::;;%4% ~ Eastern Standard Time. ommon council and have opportunity to study out lid not ¢ of city government and tfaiias changes can be made ! e ; or the of the city and its peo- If I am elected, my office will | open to the people and 1 vs listen to any just com- stions anyone NOTE — Asterisks Denote Best Pro- | | grams of the day. ) New England States 12—w ent bill of amu theater, 560—WTIC, Hartford—>536 s—Progran from New York (NEC) ! itol Barszez, asking I's Day their votes for lignified to. Alois Hav- 10 the pro- in- portions decision was taken after to- hearing by the committee when Austin €. Barney, former lansman employed on spectal ser: by the adjutant general to pro Klan activitics, declared that _there | are about 900 klansmen in Rhode | Island and klaverns in Providence, the southern part of the state and Newport. There are also several ed 1o the - SAWS GIVEN AWAY Carpenters s—C. J. John g—Weather report 1130—WICC—Bridgeport—2 ts' Hour :30—Tulk, 3 i 1120—WGCP, Ne Reservoir Merchants’ rogra adio Beneiit 30—Alicr From Wounder Harry O 900—WBZ. Springficld—. Philadelp) W rir Time and news d 05—8uffolk Theate orchestra Hotel Statler orch 0—Ti1 and w 0—WNAC-WRIS, Boston—164 Ted and His Gang Juvenile Smilers “Iphia Commercial Mu- roll cann, recita $60—WO0O0, —WOO 1 Philadclphia—310 taurant orch. 0—Lady of the lvorics 7:50—Editorial Review 5 «Marjorie W. Leadbetter and El- sie Lukor, songs BN §:30—Organ recital, Del Castillo o From New York 11:10—Leo Dreyer and orchestra 'EEL Boston—: $5—Organ rec 3-50—“0_--“ 15— Morton dinne —game as _Health talk 7—Big Brother club Family Albt 30—Studio program 5 rano. | s—From New York s—Traymore concer #g9:30—Dutch Girls Quini:t —April Fool progr Lo—From New York )—Dance orchestras 11—Cruising the Air < 790—WGY. Schenectady—380 11:06—Jacques Renard and och. , Rario Porecast Weather 11:45—Jacques Renard and orch. athedral New York Stations quartet el bt 110-11—same as WTIC 6:10—Market high spots me as WTIC 6:20—John Rogers, bass 6:30—French lessons 7:30—Police alarms 7:36—Alr Callege $:15—Salvators Cusenza, Hager, baritone Echoes, mixed mandolin- l:;.("—"suprflne Court Objectors Answered” ¥ 9—-Rudolph Joskowitz, violinist 4:30—Cora Cook, contralto : 10—Ernest Graham, organist; Helen Ruoss, harpist : 10:30—Police alarms, weather $10—WEAF—192 5—Janssen’s orchestri ¢—=same as WTIC ! Last night, radiowise, was just labout the kind of a night you might | have expected it to be, f ping out of doors and gett [and a taste weath | course, due to fact that there was a big prog on the air, ft | really was fitting and proper that Eddie Davis' orchestra |there should bhe plenty of 30—Happiness Boys .. tand such interfcrence. } v Citien Bervice orchestra and Cav- | uiion was affected by allers jand WTIC were the lone ptions. 9-—Time The static W of the snapping, {crackling variety, with a bomb ex- [ plosion thrown in now and then for good measure, We enjoyved it, nee loss to And then, on top of Ithat, there was a pronounced lack of volume and a pleasant demon- |stration of fading, both of which features were much appre d. All in all it was a pretty fair night, as | from our deseription of orchestra Ic 060—WJ7—151 5-—NBC studio prog 5:15—Maurian Kala 45—Wenley Aves, __Arnold Johnson's or §:56—Summary of Prosrams 7—Correct time 7—Lombardy orchestri 1 7:30—01d melodies and new it | 4-_Godfrey Ludlow, violinist 3:30—Concert | you can s o 4w 108t sets in this viein- Hollywood excellent, if W7 was prac- tion and WBZ “ great deal of n the snaps and erackles we managed to he iy S8 Lroadeast, Phil - l’d;mummm e New York city, introduced Wise M ture at 9 o'clock, He was . Spencer Fences Of course, tuned in on the deast whic vas ity wer io 3 Zieli 10—Geniu Qs 10:30—Frank W 11—Slumber Music T10—WOR—122 6:15—Children's hour 7—Studio program you could | noise, bn most of the ert ret Perform Hour bulletins; weather man’s orches New York. Do in Hollywood Coast vis master tor the Im stars, His 1 However, he talk on ket 1oted Hamilet g in a j 30— American concert J0—News; Augusta N Lev Wood orchestra ———————— o Special for Saturday Legs of Genuine SPRING LAMB 42c 1b. Jones’ Quality Market 33 Myrtle St. Tel. 285 Free Delivery sonKs $10—WLWE—: 24-HOUR SERVICE $1.00 MONTLLY TESTING PLAN New Britain Radio Service Radios and Supplies Telephone 5168. The Last Week of Our SPECIAL FOR MARCH 6 EASEL PHOTO! ONLY 8200 — WOl ARCADE DENTIST X-RAY, GAS and OXYGEN Dr. A. B. Johnson, D.D.S. | Dr. T. R. Johnson, D.D.S. NAT. BANK BLDC siness carcer and that man Councilman Bartlett. Al spent on taxes brings bac t work its value ciously spent means and T know that it i sole desire to mal ople of this city as he can, That he will work lowers noise beit to drown going on. WMCA, New juiust go out a hustle until election day and govern. work on the principle of least and best profit to the peo- It is important that every dol- a re- Money judi towards realizing this, is my firm belief. You from now tell your IS |women's auxiliaries, Barney de- clared. The president of the United States, | Senator James Heflin of Alabama |and State Senators Charles 8. Weav- (er and Samuel P. Avery of Rhode Island were among the prominent | persons mentiongd by Barney as be- |ing members of the Klan. He was told about the president by Reming- {ton, he said, but gave the statement |little credence. Both Rhode Island senators told newspapermen who |questioned them that they are not members of the hooded order. Please Notice Tomorrow (Saturday) from 2 to 5 p. m,, Mr, Flagg of the Atkins Co., makers of Silver Steel Saws, will give a very interesting dem- onstration, A few saws will be given away. e e e Specially prepared plant food Now ready for delivery in any quantity. Vigoro has consistently produced remarkable results in Flower Gar- dens, Vegetable Gardens. You'll be interested in some data we have on Vigoro—just ask for it. the club and candidate for council- | {man of the fifth ward, spoke briefly i H[L[j lN 5TH WAR“ ion his own and ¥. Barszez's behalf. Red Letter Dlys ! | —_— | o addressed the friends to vote and to vote right. Monkiewicz Urges Big Vote W ! Y.\ “Itis important that the man who ortly after mi Just in time g clected to the position of mayor ith a "M of I . produce results and give i0od Morning! the city a sound business adminis- ration,” said Attorney B. J. Mon- Kiewicz, “We know for a fact that coming MOTY the other party, you know volume, Was whom 1 have reference to, mnever . taking evervihing |carried on its work 2 proper | Colorado Men Hanged onsideration and we offered 'manner. It is important then that For Hermit’s Murder | hanks for the so-called super-pow- | we elect a man who can carry onthe | ounon City, Colo, March 80— ithout which we should have |work started by his predecessor and | (-p) - javmonq Noakes and Arthur to hear that man is none other that Mr-| g0 " Ol T veq at the state Bartlett. 1t is necessary that each | %R SR ERER O for the and every voter of the fifth ward - ¢ i ¢ : : murder of Fred N. Selak, “Hermit of A0 other sta- [take the privilege of voting and use | Gramy | aken 1 to brave thelit to the best advantage. Don't N o5 kaa a8 the firat fo 20 to the ! neglect your duty. Take pride in{_ v * 4 5 . the fact that you are a citizen and|¥21OW%: He was hanged at 12:40 4. That’s all for today, thanks! {have @ right to take part in the af. | T He Was pronounced Asag Ak Spiim .0 | fals ot youriolty graVecternmengl| e S GRITEE T PRI et G D Take interest in politics and in af- A AN Pn:Ahie Bellows at 1:15 a. m. The prison physician | | fairs of the city a 1 i ! el Ll and do it in &) o oounced Him dead 15 minutes | | Joseph Kioskows president of | ater Members of the committee today Grew from Barney the statement that revelation of Klan secrets is punish- able by death. He declared that while Klansmen are sworn to uphold | the constitution, they must over-| throw it if ordered to do so by Im- | perial Wizard Evans of Washington. | to iear them sign off abate along jeem Una 1S many sta- We cou 15 if we Joise and suc He said that he made no promises | By Edna Wallace H | except that he would strive to serve i e For very special occasions, “when f his people to the best of his ability 2 4 s Bartlett. Hall and Alling Head- s “woua Vepreacnt then an the one Simply must look her beet: the 9 [shoula e representea. He assured | 350 needs {reshening and toning Lines atG 0 P Meelmg them that he would do what his "":r: facial °°';”'k‘° the rescue. U L people want him to do. In remind.| Some Women look young and| e ling the voters about voting on elec- carefully groom- tion day, he asked them not to ex- el for & Dight arj ¢ 5 , s periment, but to vote right. two. Then their week voters of the fifth ward lsten- " mpq clyp, will hold a final rally on | skin gradually «d to the republican candidate for|yr,nqav April 9 at the same hall., lapses back into iayor, Councilman Donald Bartlett, |~ xo %, B0 8L A e el oty Aw Bod at w smokcr given under the aus- \yworq Republican Women's club —until another pices of the Polish-Amer) club i) hold a rally at Faleon hall, important event. Tor the second time within a last night at the Falcon hall oh '¢oynciiman Donald Bartlett, Tax Xo8 _ohn gite Broad strect. Besides the candidate, {oopoctor Bernadotte Loomis, Stan- | |y the other prominent republicans joy“rgceski, J. Kloskowski and | | | _the gathering. Mrs. Ruth B. Walther, chairman of ot youth. You, B. A. Graybowski, vice-president | (. yomens republican town com- | should keep it in! of the club, presided and introduced |yyipos Gil be the speakers, il this condition, State Senator Kdward I°. Hall, who | SRl not only for im-t‘ expressed his support of the candi- portant i date, with whom he had the chance k. N all ed i ments but every S i '\[D",,;‘ fimay, | Wallace . Sampson, * pastor of the | Zdes Wallsee Hepper day because you Bartlett’s s a councilman | nd member of many committees of | ¥ Baptist church here for the| sstheleskatedsr —qre just as closely Necoho b sy ars last ndigmks:bn;ll— f‘ri'lrl:‘nlzed d;y m‘ an‘d dtay ;):\L e v 2 e 1 his resignation and asked that is is the simple treatment I} oy, A and Bartlott Talk o |the church take immediate steps to (have found really necessary for prevail on Mr., B ;(In|1 to accept secure his successor. The church youthfu lskin: | e publican candidacy for mayor, | Y014 ROt to accept the resignation| Apply my White Youth Clay once 1o republican candidacy for MAYOT | qying Nr. Sampson to reconsider. |a week, twice a month or as often beeause we knew that he would be ;0000 S0 & S0 3! & man well silted for the joby" he The latter has reserved his final de- |as your skin requires. After wash- | LTl Tn et e ol inket s 00> |ing it off you will feel the pleasant one of which he can be proud. The | sensation of a real astringent. The ! man put up for mayor on the re-| o . = clay rids your skin of blackheads publican ticket Is a man of sound |WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR|and similar blemishes, gently purs- | ling the pores of their accumulated . | impurities which sometimes sink so e Flsh | deep, espectally in oily ekins. | ness administration. In my opinion, | | My White Youth Clay is the only the city of New Britain if it .-lwu‘ Such as gda!m.v, agreeable clay pack I know. 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