New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1928, Page 21

w/ - ATV lli' /'4 N Unless otherwise indicated. theatrical written by press agencies for the = AT THE CAPITOL An extra fine photoplay program is heing offered at the Capitol today | and Saturday offering three attrac- | tions that afford great entertainment. ‘'he main attraction presents a mag- nificent revival of “Honor Iirst,” with popular John Gilbert and Re- nee Adoree starred. It is a drama of daring love and sacrifice un«l er the tricolor of France at war. Crooks,” a fine comedy drama that has many laughable episodes as well as breath-taking suspense, star cast is featured in the various roles, The third attraction is “The Lady of Victories,” and the sort of a picture that will make you applaud when finished. CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE MAY COME T THIS CITY schulte Company Reported to e Considering Tocation on Main Street, The A, Schulte Departinent Stores company is making prepara- tions to open a chain of 5 cent to $1 stores in a number of cities through- | out the country, according to Samucl Geduldig, manager of the local store. Representatives of the com- pany have been in this city to look over a possible location and in all probability a store will be opened on No Main strect. definite arrange- ts have t been made. e Herald was informe the s of the company in Kk City today that New Duit- ain is one of several cities being con- . sidered for the location of new stores in July or August. lemultes Tune in on | London to Set Watches April | Long Branch, N. J., 6— it face, Propeller, ete. | Glov . BY GEORGE H. MANNING face, Propeller, ‘ [Three local radio enthusiasts mak. department plans to issue regular |Glover pot AmsHionn Amerlcan Legion, «Washington Bureau of the N. B. Heuld) 3 | it a nightly practice to set their Dulleting listing airports and their | % wwe __ Washington, D. C., April 6.—Mrs. : watches by the chiming of Big Ben Shifts in lights or equipment on Yol Elizabeth A. Kittredge, 118 Belde e G N . in London. When it is midnight in abont the same program that the street, New Britain, Conn., will r 1l orry r London it is 7 o'clock here. official notices to marines at \...m:»; ceive @ pension of $30 a month if it I did not have any . Otis Seaman, 442 Dewey streef; | 2iven out to deseribe the changes | congress passes an amnibus pension nmore lamps for sale - | Harry McCullum, 130 Second avenue |in lights and buoys. ! |Dill just reported favorably to the the day my ad appear- [] | and Curlies Howland, 77 Cooper | - s ! house of rmre‘sfl\lsfl\fl by the ‘» Al T e . avenue have perfected home-made | o committee on ||’|\nl! Donsm\}s. ald. s i : for oo soti o rresliis St 1 ‘F“e“d Are Shocked —_ Charles B .Harrison of Thomas- could have sold at least | 188 Main St., cor. Walnut : are able to plck up Lritish stations | At Woman’s Qulclde‘ (Continued From First Page) tom, Litchfield county, is also includ- | ten. The results were | 4 | et | China, Maine, April 6. ;~d_in the bill for a pension of $30 | very satisfactory.” | t The trio were among the first in | I°riends of Mrs. Ermina Jones ' in 4lie’ eariy. convantion balloting, | & Mobth. 8 | : | y | (h vicinity to experiment with ra- |who committed suicide at Golig Tithsteoool These names were added by the e dio. To receive 210 and other Eng- | American Iriends’ school for bo Tnformation Biote hsl Buen ihat |17HSs Gnmities 1o the ML alreaty | g 6 Jish stations is a regular occurrence | lamleh, a few miles north of ! Wost Viginta’s 19 defegutor wonja |L27000 By ths sasate which provided 4 for them. | Torusalem, vesterday, were shockcd | g oto Kansas ity uninstructed, ang | 107 JDCreases to € month Ja the SEetes s ] % o ¥ uninstructed. and | ;.ngjong of Mrs. Mary E. Griffith of — the news. The message received | whother Gof's entry will sorve 10 | ko A Rey —_—— B = , here by her mothr, Mrs. Tda Jons, | holq th {oxethar o o | DB, S | Manis ol St ey WHY Fr s § A Rl ! = nolds of Plantsville and Mr eline s . reed as Sla)er of and a sister mercly stated that she rvent Do Srom Soprention [nolds.of Plantsvish A Al 301 WORRY . Husband in Pittsburgh i Rne diban »jand prevent them from voting for «jompson of Manchester, all invalid WVORR o usoand Iin Pittsburgh jwas dead. She had been in poor | hoever they please, remains 10 1o | widows of Clell War veterans. now ABOUT Pittsburgh, April 6 (®—Mrs, An. | health for some time, the Jerusa- 'coun, Some observers believe his fil- ! zetting 230 a month. AS 4 line Love, 21 years old, who was lom .p;p:m-h sv;}mm Her husband, 'ing will have this effect since they i Mrs. Kittredge is 68 years old - tricd for the killing of her husband. /Khalil Tofah, a Palestinian and head ard him as more than a “favor- |,nq an invalid. Her only income is Alfonso, was acquitted by in [ master of the school, was minister |jia son* candidate. [ 3256178 i viear entven Hrom' atuays - criminal court here late “‘»'r :L \rlw,y«lv rhvlu-lh in Westport, | 1owden also is considered a pos- | ings account, and there is no one - The jury deliberated twenty-five | . "}5 ‘H‘ 1'1 -.<' vwl with fh"v Y. lsjble entry in W ) legally bound to her support, but r- minutes, [T in France and after a visit | cnee ¥. Buck, she is not entitled to a pension un- The crowd in the court room |in Now Bedford n";“- Went With {g0r on a recent visit to Washing- | der existing law because she was staged a demonstration of handclap- is yYoun= bride to Palestine, where | ton * il some theught had been | married after Junc 27, 1905 ping whe the jury forcman an-; jthey were engaged in MISSIoONAry | given to such a move, but no defin- Rhe is the wilow of Sergeant nounced “not guiit “v“" 38l e decision has yet been made. Goorge W. Kittredge, who served The prosccution charged the| Mrs. Totah visited her home hero | ot Hoover and Lowden managers ' during the Civil War in Co. K. woman Killed her husband when 1 o *l\I;r»:']fls”-hfl""‘h- a member claim support in that statc. | - —— vefused to take her to a show. The ! 0f the Friends’ church, e i e e defense contended she shot Love % e # n‘nho'vr.”z‘v’iikv.x:\‘?-‘;-,\"\.,»::.xs‘o‘::I.T;:‘iq:d FII\S}' l;l)‘)i \\teelt\ Ef‘:llg:eh rilentaly il fhes were seuifin | Smoking Teacher” Finally | 1;"ioe sei i75nues o swectcd tolestan b i O ot o o Bl o 08 : for a pistol after he had knocked | Is Given Certificate mot considrrod likely hore that Gov The final union Holy Weck service We take it for granted that you know real VALUES when you see o it | x J Lron i ey e that Goy= S Priated Aen il be 7 - J Jier down twice, Rt el 7 crnor Smith. will enter the primary | ©f the Protestant churches will 1 them. One look should camvinee you. You have bought clothes before, = [ Treonton, N. g April 6 (P—Miss | ¢! (Torts have been made to oh. | held at 7:30 o'clock this cvening in s s Vieite N | Helen ML € known as e | e S me LNOIREER. SIS g0 “lthe First Congregational church. out never have you received such hig MONEY'S Mussolini Visits New Moo X cacher” of oo |lain this support for him. Renator [Uhe First Congreg : & - nt ","’“' teacher of Kol iecd is a more likely prospect to | ReVe William Ross. pastor of the to you HERE and NOW. - Milan Hydlauhc Plantv aucus, has heen granted a perma. | S0 i thaen ots | First Baptist church, will speak on ¥ ree Nussoling VIsed @ new hydrantic o .'°f'" by Commissioncr wonth at 11. wlcton, " Huntington, | 3 the Elim Swedish 1 g Women's and Misses’ Girls’ st plant which is being constructed to | Charles 1. Elliott, of the state bourd e W. Va. during hiy | A1 the same hour, wh the South et The west of Milan today and showed | ©f cducation, toda Lhnond swing ,,(,.m,l the country for | CONgregational curch a stercopticon intorest in the method employed In | Miss Clark's certificate was long bl SO lecture on *“The Life of Christ” will e \ing the work. He was cheered |drluyed because of alleged tuition "OWination support. "he presented. e 00 workmen engaged on the |oblizations to the state of New| o ncup bellows, 4 Tel ol win be he tomorrow i and was given an ovation by | Hampshire which the commissioner Sobata] logates lined np for | MOMNINE in the Catholic churches, s 50 s 50 s .50 ) # crowd on his return to the city. 'said were now discharged. The re- 254 ]‘ ks i ,‘ e | With blessing of the puschal fire, to = e iasitrin Was, broken by o Brder |cont award of six conts Y o Huds SuboaEh A es oy B e icking ot liia iy e (i IEES inspection of the Victor Emmanuct | <on county jury in her damage suit HIE cnin s Aoy 10 veading of 1) prophacios. Blosss ! /] 4 g v Simart, . JE Cancer institut: which the King |<ainst Matthow Pechtel, supervision Hotelons ~ yly"";”r“';ll-‘ ing of the Easter water and baptis- Interesting, charming new styles in For et avill open shortly. All signs point to | of Secaucus schools, for slander. y”‘”“l s' M';" 5 ]1“\ “_” “‘”: ofr, | Mal font, recitation of the litany, ' the =mart eolors of the present season. 55 ¥he promier’s pussing the remainder | brought to an end a series of triats Clin0d del i ekt S 0 and high mass. Confessions will br =] ©f the Laster holidays in Milun with joxtending over several years. Provi- 1% Wo8 expectid, Kentueky's 25 48y g quring the afternoon and evi- Tis family and fricnds. ous jurics fuiled to agree or thelr (Cin AU L 0 el 1o | NINE. and a mumber of out-of-fown 2= verdicts were set aside, iy R el % ¢ pricsts are expected here to aid in |8 4 GUBERXATORIAL CANDIDATL: | It was Pechtel’s allegations which "I""'lt""{'“’_‘g‘"fm‘f“"’,’; kel (2‘:',‘]‘1",:‘;\ hearing them. e { s” hien Wbl O Ao 0 ot maco {appeliation of “the sinoking teacher.” 4 A1 OF the €1 Tinois 10EMCS | prap HERALD CLASSINED ADS ‘eran, and ardent discipic of Gover- S | . Skl | cess G it . " a0 | prim He also is re ded as mor Alfred E. Smith, of New York, AL DEAD. ; pardoa de g Mo Aill be the d nominee for| Richmond. Va.. April 6 (P—Teear | 1t sccond eholer of the Norris dete- | : . - TP et : = '|“' Zovernor of N party leaders an- | Admiral James Harrison Oliver, yo- | s 1 next Tuesday’s Nebraska n's and Young Men’s Big Values and Small Profits” have always been e ey first 2o > o zi g 1¥ 5 = . an. H 9 » f . Q ; nounced after a conference he Hu" “1, v‘vrl,y m‘l“x ornvrn ”\‘wm;\’“hll On the BasE of delsgaton actusliy S i our motto, and that is the secret of our success, and for f a Tockland Insuranes |board of stratcgy during the world | Srlected thus far, the Hoover-Low- CA I o the reason for so many pleased and satisfied patrons. u‘:;{ | azent, a “dark horse” has arous- |war, dicl today “Shirley,” his "':"n\‘\"h‘l"" i ublig | $ 50 to § 50 " ed the cnthusinsm of Kuox county | historic estate on the James river. : 17 || =~ TODAY and SAT. | ;‘:11 party leaders, who predict s Death was attributed to heart dis- el | Boys’ Men's and Young Men's < o ‘ratic fold, abandoned | ease. ; the Y"’:"H'";Aof:rl"”'vf,”'“ G L i Wonders—each and every- S mary B fe i one of them is a wonder for S t oo | POLICE HUNT KIDNAPPER THE | style and price. » ul s | I Tos Angeles, April 6 (UP) — |/ John Gllbel‘t | | Working on a theory that former | e i A A o | N 350 to & 30 8 of leonvlelt may have kidnapped Wal- with RENEE ADOREE Men’s Smart Spring | 9 95 22 42 ; aee ter Collins, 9, who has been missing Always n Geod Show —in— 1 i Ml o four weeks, police today scarched cm—— “H F‘ ” | s U l I S Enz- for wight men recently released | TODAY e READ NEATURE=Y onor rirst i : i UL Daratie e ma Styles that will please the 1,600 from Folsom state prison. | $ 50 HEabgc Ll most exacting, fashioned ntion T4 | 3 s of £, n i rnu, men }:u:":d“w((‘rt]‘ ]momh,:-rs! ZANE m[vls i — — “Sqm Crooks” | two pants models of e durable, wood looking of a prison gang that had. worke: | - | g inlks et = . ¢ the under the direction of W. 1. §, Col. || g Vera Barbara 4 Splendid values that are | all “001‘ materials; 1¢‘il'” ics that are & ce}'tam to ) | lins. the boy's father, a convict Loss | GreMtesStory Reynolds Kent A Comedy Drama That Will temptingly priced. I lowly priced. give exceptional wear. gt at Folsom. ““NM THE eynolds en Send Everyonc Home 1 Laughing! i —in— —in— p‘:'!;l,y‘ { | All Star Cast! would " IR “Almost “The Small clent- I o oo | {1] And the THira Autraction 1s & I A‘ :E . Human”| Bachelor’ Picture That Will Make You 5 ELECT Applat g —TODAY— ACTS | ARTS SATURDAY “THE LADY OF e et/ CTHE PASSION PLAY» || Headed By e T e VICTORIES” b Also 4 THE WARD KIDS [ el In Technicolor N” with Tom Moore: SHOW ON | “Cohens and Kellys” with AGNES AYRFS L e The Cohens and e o Starts Sunday for 4 . YOuE; “THE BIG CITY" STER SUNDAY Days e 4FF \lvo S MARY PICKFORD Ke“y’ ill Paris “OLD IRONSIDES" 138 MAIN ST, NEW BRITAL a sup- AMED HyUns ia | In Her Great Comeback ———— e ¥ M e o 5 The Pick of the Picturest s MY BEST GIRL” An all| ) lll nptag ,LA‘-» Botices and reviews in this column are respective amusement company. LANDING FIELDS N l/ - NOW TOTAL 5,000 United States Equipped Wxth Gilbert plays a dual role lllav isv wonderfully handled by him. The Gomly N“mmr second attraction offers Square Washington, April 6 ® — There ! are now 5,000 landing airplanes in the United States, The commerce department today | ficlds were cquipped with sufticient facilities to as airports and added that additional cleared for emergency or tem- | now ligured 1,975 of these qualify approximately field: porary use of aviators were being placed upon flying maps. 4.000 Of the 1,075 landing ficlds graded """""““““"“‘il Scheuy High Pries POCOEECITH I CCEE ficlds for HARRY E. SCHEUY Harry Scheuy was elected most excellent high priest of the Giddings chapter, R. A. M, at the annual | meeting last evening to succeed | August L. Klein. Reports of the sceretary, treasurer, trustees and | auditors were read and approved. | Other officers were elected as fol- | lows: Excellent king, Harry C. Dem- | ing; excellent scribe, Harold W, Gee; treasurer, William Baker; mrcfl as airports, 231 are beacon and ' 41V Bliss W. Clark; captain of flood-lit and open to use by night 'Ot Oscar A. Marsh; principal so- | BRI P vory state in i | journer, Louis M. Dyson; royal arch | 38 wslloas (Gay. Tvery: s L A0 captain, James 1. Parsons, Jr.; G.| union now has one or more of the airport landing field only furnishes spa light but also repair shops, supplics, hangars and radio beacons for guidance. The official list of airports signed 115 90 to Texas. Pennsylvania credited with 68 ports, e maintained by th | department with complete 24 of whi ports. Ohio and Oklahoma cach are credited with 43 whilc Wyoming, over which the transcontinental air mail moves, is eredited with 21 air- ports, 17 of which are lighted The number of airports is in- ing daily since municipalities. corporations, individuals are sporting clu interested nd their development. Owing to cl aeronautics bi nch of the commer The port not for planes to fuel sometimes | as- fields to California and was, ch commerce lighting to aid night flying; Illinois has 58 s in ging conditions, the o M. M. 2nd veil, M. st veil, Edward H. Carroll; G. | vl E. Berry; tyler, Wil. | M. MacArthur, A. L. Klein was elect- | ed trustee for three years and Wil- hall representative for three years. The officers were installed by Past High Priest Frank H. Dohrenwend, ! cting as deputy grand master, and Past High Priest Wiliam W, Pease, acting as grand marshal. August L. Klein, retiring high priest, was presented with the past high priest jewel by Bliss W. Clark, seereta Mr. 1euy is a past master of the | Contennial lodge, A. F. and A. M., and is thrice illustrious master of the Doric council, R. and 8. M. He is 32nd degree mason and is a mem- ber of Sphinx Temple, A. O. N, M. S. He is a veteran of the World war, having seen service overseas and is past commander of the Eddy- (Pledged.) New Hampshire ....... -+ 11 | Framingham-Concord road a few | (Uninstructed but claimed for | jioury before the girl's body was | IHoover.) discovered. | lowa Destryction by fire of incen- | ::’a.x‘n:“ri origin of a camp in the Na- | Misaul 4 [ tick woods shortly after the bhody | M * 5 {Was found. Police belleve the mur- hrew York e | der was committed in this cottage. | Virginia 27 .—Spots, said by police to re- | oo 5 | semble blood stains, on Knowiton's | | ASKS 0 BE ARRESTED 10 KEEP FISTS HARMLESS Holyoke Man Fecared He | Seck Revenge on Acquaintance Who Struck Him. (Spectal to the Herald) Bristol, April ¢ — That Leo Mor- | srd vell, Edward J. Munson; G. | cnco of Holyoke, Mass., believe in “an ounce of preven- the adage that tion is worth a pound of cure,” was liam H. Horsfall and planist, James | cvidenced last night when he pre- sented himself to Officer Thomas | McCarthy on Main street and aske liam W. Peasc was elected Masonic |to be locked up “to keep him from | hurting somebody." McCarthy, always accommodating, took him to headquarters to let him explain himself further, willingly did. His Captain Thomas IF. Guckin was tha he was struck by an carller in the evening and while a which ¥ that time he turned his other clicek. | > and it left at liberty he would seek re- The clphln deemed it wise his wrath was beginning to ri | venge. to grant the man's request and morning he was still in the | cooling off. 'May Increase Pensnon Of New Britain Woman Would statement 1o | acquaintanc “cooler” | man seen quarrcling with a young | | woman in a parked roadster on the | Chrysler roadster. 4.—Knowlton's admission that he washed his automobile with water and chloride of lime the day after the murder. 5.—The statement of autho of the Beverly School foy the D¢ that Miss Stewart did not return [to the school lust Thursday night. (Knowlton claimed that, afier spending the evening h the { Young woman, he escorted her to the school at 11 p. m.) ARMENIAN POLITICAL CLUB WILL HEAR CANDIDATES d | New Tndependent Organization to Hold Rally in Tremont Street Church Monday The officers of the newly or- inized Armenian Political elub held its first mecting in the office of Dr i Mosses Kupelian, at 495 Main stroet nd have deci to hold another rally on Monday evening in the | mecting rooms ot the Armenian | church on Tremont street. Angelo M. Paonessa, democratic nominee or mayor, will be among the spe: it o at Just The Store They Alw. Arrvived From Hersey replied Sir Mortimer’s son, had expressed the opinion that her husband wesld share in the financier's estate, Mr. he is entitied to Ithink what she likes; her thoughts are her own.' ATTACH landing. : ers and it is cxpected that Council- | president; A. A. Aharonian, secre- Minnesota .191W|FE SAYS SHE HAS AN man Donald Burtlett, republican |tary; M. M. Krikorian, treasurer, North Dakota .13 c..n.han.. or William Judd will and H. Najarian, assistant secretary. North Carolina ........ ity L spralk’ | fiel A”Bl F"R KN“thuN It was decided that the club shall DAVIS' BODY ARRIVES, T e LN e 58 be a politically indcpendent organi- | New York, April 6 (M—The body (Uninstructed but claimed for zation and an efiort will be made 0 |of Sir Mortimer Davis, Canadian Lowden.) organize all citizens of Armenian |financier who died in France, arriv- Towa 10| (Continued From First Page) extraction into one group o hold [¢d on the Muuretania today for in- Minnesota .2 - Americanization classcs and help | terment at Montreal. Lady Davis and | Missouri .17 |ready had gathered considerable | their people to become citizens of |A. C. Hersey, long & business asso- | South Carolina -11 [evidence against Knowlton—cnough, | this country. |ciate of Sir Mortimer, were passen- ~= in fact, to convince the district at-] Following are the officers of the gers on the ship. Told by reporters Total 40 torney that most of the mystery|new political club: Dickian Surkian, |that Roszika Dolly of the theatrical (Hoover instructed and claimed) [surrounding the voung woman's|president; Dr. M. Kupelian, vi Dolly sisters, who recently married Georgia, (if Coolidge cannot | aeath had been cleared. be drafted). ...16 | The principal links in the chain | Louislarm, (contest pending) 10| of ovidence againet Knowlton, as GOLDENBLU I\\Imnos:m 2!made public by the gistrict attor- Kentucky ney, are: . e K L—Knowlton's identification as a | New Britain’s Most Popular Millinery Store. Total 's Come Back To! Presentation of New EASTER HATS New York! A Smart Group of New Styles Reproduced From Higher —Viscas —Bangkoks —Flowered Turbans —Satin and Ballibuntl Every newest fabries—styvles price. Matrons’ Hats Large assortment to select from $3.95 $4.95 shade— for You'll enjoy looking them over. Priced Models $ the very newest type—one very .95 just every Misses’ Hats Tailored Straws styvles Eyebrow, low $1.95 , $2.95 $1.95 Turban, Off-the- | Straws, Silks and Straws, WORTH as is offered Coats graceful the growing *‘Miss fashioned like “Mother’s. | Children’s Hats in smart ; All tailored and very spe- $2.95 cial at | Viscas New Britain styles | New Spring DRESSES sll.sfi to 824.50 Tailored, sporty gar- ments as well as the more | dressy models of the new- | est fabrics and shades. | Women's and Misses® . Ensembles $ 93 | 19 | Smart, sporty styles; | some severely tailored. Hartford, April 6 (UP)—Charging “reckless, careless, negligent and dangerous” flying, the city ef Hart- ford has attached the airplane of Arthur C. Maitland who smashed & facade light at Brainard fleld i