New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1928, Page 13

,..,,!p '3 oo nmwm ')‘L sflpi Ik IIEBILISD2, [RLEY v “ “THE WIFE'S RELATIO] | Come to the Lyceum theater to- day, come Thursday, come Friday and sce a double feature program that will please you very much. The main attraction for the latter part of this weelk offers Shirley Ma- son fn “The Wife's Relations” with ilen Turpin and Gaston Glass. A picture with interest throughout from the first foot of film to the very last. On the same bill the companion feature offers Rex, “King of the Wild Horses” in “Wild livauty” with Patsy Ruth Miller and reat cast. The management of the vevum theater has tried, every- ling in the line of entertainment iat would satisfy movie gocrs but Ias found out that the public’s de- iand is two first run pictures and for some time has made this a strict volicy, and has more than pleased ores of movie fans who are con- intly going to this double featurc house. arting this Saturday f week Al Jolson in ™ Singer.” an en- AT THE STRAND The final showings of Mary Pick- | ford in “By Best Girl” will be given | ut the nd tonight in conjunction o tih the excellent vaudeville bill epened Monda The new show tomorrow brings to the local plavhouse th veen hit, “Finders Keepers” a | 4 from the story by Mary Rob tinchart, This picture stars Laura Plante and is heralded as the best medy of the war that h ever mie to the silver screen. The vau- | ville for Thursday, Friday and will “include Ishakawa | June and Jo; “Paul Mohr 3 William EBhs and Miss K. rench Frolies I'hursday night, the Strand will csent the biggest of the eight act | “irnival nights of the season. AT THE ARENA Irnie Andrews and his Trouba- lours have come into prominen wough their broadcasting ove: WBZ fer the past two years. Last winter the Clinton hotel in Springtield redocorated its hanquet om in Spanish style and called it il Patio Andrews' orchestra was | gaged by the year to play in this »om, which ha o1l over w England. ritain will hear this b‘lnd Friday night at the arena. An-| ‘ws has had many prominent cn- | cments this past winter includ- the Dartmouth winter carnival iall at Hanover. Next week they will play at the Ritz Carlton in Boston for a college fraternity ball. R HONORED . April 11 (P—The ody of Henry H. Wilson, assistant the mechanical superintendent of | Boston and Maine railroad, as drawn 1o its | ace in Exeter, N, 1L, by “No. 3685, 1 locomotive which he, as engineer, Irove on the Boston-Portland “run’ tor 16 years. More than 150 officials and em- ploves of the operating and me- hanical departments of the road at- {onded the funeral services here to- 1. Mr. Wilson spent 44 vears in the service of the road and, as “Tug” Wilson, was known as one of the niost popular engineers in its em- ploy. TATE OF ANTON STEINER The estate of the late Anton Stei- sier is valued at $8,979.82 according | to an inventory filed today in pro- : court by the executor William ", Steiner. The following articles e included: 1 house and lot at 292 n street, $5,260; watch and| chaim, $5; cash on hand, $42; 19 res Lande Frary & Clark, $1,- deposit New Britain Savings I mk "’ 052.82; lodge death benefits TODAY—THURS.—FRI. 2—GREAT FEATURES—2 SHIRLEY MASON —fp— “THE WIFE’S RELATIONS’ Co-Feature Rex—“King of Wild Horses” in “WILD BEAUTY” Starts Saturaay AL JOLSON in This coupon and 10c¢ will admit A lady to best matinee seat. | in the become well known 0 | chairmanship of the |_ II!:!mnrl!n Unless otherwise Indicated. theatrical Botices and reviews in this column are written by press agencles for the Tespective amusement company. DANE—ARTHUR AT CAPITOL Tonight 1is ti last showing “01d Ironsides” which has met with popular approval at the Capitol where it hus been featured this first | half of the week: Those who have not yet seen this cpectucle should not miss this L opportunity night of sceing this worth film while s Rookies,” appearance of hilarious new arl Dane and George K. Arthur, fun-famed heroes of “Rooki opens Thursday at the Capitol theater, to add materially to the sum total of laughs in this austere old world. he comedy team was grest in the training camp story and in Mine,” but in Metr er's hilarious romane. a circus they romp far trom anything they have ever don The co-feature ofters Janet G nor, star of “7th Heaven,” in new hit, “Two Girls Wanted.” Re. ginning Sunday Harold Lloyd sturts in “Speec £ life with and away TROOP 1 HOLDS LEAD _Troop 4 Jocated at the Center : . continues to 1‘1“1 the int contest being { conducted by the New Britain Scout council, having pile lead of 120 points in the mohths of the competition contest are vaneement in ladges earned. ind Americs still battling up a rst three Poins awarded for ad- vank and for merit Troop 1 of Plainvill 1 Legion Troop 7 are furiously for second | place, he present standing as releas hy Scout Xecutive O, is as follows: Treop 4 £ ille 145, Troop 7 139 Troop 2 S6, Troop b, Troop 16 27, '}.m/p Troop Troop TEAD HONORED Washington, April 11 (P—=Senate republicans have awarded a com- mittec chairmanship to Senator Ship- stead of Minnesota, the Jone farmer- labor member, making him head of the committee on printing. Realignment of committee signments was forced by the anges in the pers te resulting from hs Scnators Willis, republican, (‘)hlo‘ |and Ferris, demoerat, Michigan. Senator Bingham, republican, Con- of the territorics committee, ceeding the late Senator Willis. change made the vacancy in This the mittec MADE 11 Toronto, Ont., membership in the BER night to Mrs. angeline Lindbergh, Detroit High hool tcacher and mother of Col. Charles A. Lindbhergh. The presentation of the eertificate at a meeting of the association in Convocation hall of the University of Toronto came at the close of a of ! to- | Boy | necticut, was advanced as chairman | suc- | printing com- | April 11 (P—A life | Ontario Educa- | Itional Association was presented last | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1928, City Items Rev. Victor Piaskowski, curate of Holy Cross church, left today for New York city, where he will spend LOTTERY TICKET CASE_CONTINUED = | “Connie” Lewis {0 Be G oo s St oo | Hearing on April 25 died suddenly Easter morning. A sewing meeting for members | and friends of Unity Rebekah lodge In police court today, the case|Wwill be held Thursday afternoon in |of “Comnic” Lewis of Bridgeport, charged with violation of the law 3 g i relative to lofieries, was continued | ChApter, No. 21, O. E. 8, will be held tomorrow evening at 7:30 Attorney Norman Beers of Danbury | requested the continuanss on ae.|in the afternoon at 2:30 and sup- the lacal court for two wevin and Mrs. John Saikas of 227 Glen Henry airchild, uged 29, of | StreCt: the club rooms at I. 0. O. F. il ool N ok aca . tollamant by s [ count of the stress of othes matters | PO ! 6:30 o'clock. 466 Stanley strect, pleaded not guilty | Pre Henry Cieszynski of 350 Main The regular meeting of Martha 1ey Woods told Judge Roche ilo Al T ARG BERIT B AR I e which will prevent his appearing in| ‘s SO0 Was born early today to Mr. | treet left today for New Haven to attend the staté convention of den- ts. He will remain there for a few to the charge of operati mobile w under the liquor and on request of Attorney Thomas 1. McDonough, a continu- | ance until next Tuesdiv grant- | cd. Officer William ©'Day made the arrest on Main strect snostly after 1| { o'clock this mornin The continued c kowski, aged of 7 avenue, charged with breg | | peace and operating an | witiout a license and re was continued until Satur kowski and Otficer John O'Keef who made the arrest, were in e |as were the witn | but Attorney Monror &, Gordon, de- fense counsel, was mot present and+ could not be reached. Judge Roche | {told Czarkowski to inform his at- torney that the case must go to trial Saturday. 3 Louis Szvmanski, Hayes street, support, pleaded not guilty request of Attorney Golon. a continuance | was ordered David Benjamin, aged of 46 Silver street, pleaded nolo conten dere to the charge of non-support and was ordered to pay $5 a.week towards the support of his wife for | ¢ W BE Giin) Mr) Morgan an indefinite period. .A bond | pressed appreciation to his Moslem | was pasted to insure payment. The | 2 Soh | arrangement was by stipulation, At- |¢onductor who said: “He is wonder- i : . but so methodical torney Thomas I%. McDonough in ik e et forming Jndge Roche that there is s : . but also so thoughtfui dispute between husband and wife | e s over the custody of a child, and this Sade il A is the most amicable scttlement pos- at this tim | an auto- intinence of here will be a committs Stella Rebekah lodge this evening 8 o'clock at the home or Mr Ilarry Chapman on Arch strect. meeting {Morgan Enjoys Trip to f Paul Czar- Newington Constantinople, April 11 (Ph—. Morgan finished a quiet visit to [stantinople today and started for | Greece in his yacht. He avoided in- *lterviews and was N |that he hoped the forcign pr {not even know where he wa The only visitors to his vacht were his cousin, Joseph C. Grew, who has just heen confirmed as | American ambassador, and a Con- 10 |Stantinople girl who acted as guide non. | t0r Mr. Morgan and his guests on and on | SIENtseeing trips. The girl, who is Lawrence J, | @ daughter of a former governor of until Saturday |J¢Tusalem, had a fine ride up and b 'down the Bosporus in the vacht which stopped for a few minutes near the Asiafic shore so that Mr. Morgan might take a launch and put his foot on Asia for the first {time in his life aged 30, charged with of 200 sible i 5 s Bey Won’t Discuss His Visit With Mussolini Constantinople, April 11 Rushdi Bey, Turkish foreign min | ter, returning from a trip to Italy where he talked with Premier Mus- solini, refused to discuss the visit > luntil he sees President Mustapha Kemel at Angora tomorrow:. The simultancous departure to Angora of the Ttalian ambassador and reposts from official circles in Angora seem to confirm rumors that Darm caused in 2 small closet on the rear veranda of a house at 141 aly Ave ownied by Carminc ostino, this forenoon. The department was called at o'clock by an alarm from at the corner of Oak and streets, but found“that the hlaze, had been extinguished by pails of | water. Tirst Deputy Chief E. F.| ‘l!q_rnvs said it was possible the fire | wis caused by children playing with matche was | West | ship and non-aggression is about to be concluded. PALACE’ TODAY John Gilbert, Greta Garbo in “LOV] Co-Feature | “LADY RAFFL | THUREDAY | POLA NEGRI in | “BARBED WIRE Also hall. | Constantinople, Turke\ ex- | P | a Turco-Greek-talian pact of fricnd- | 2,165 MARCH VISITS BY NURSING STAFF Assoclatlon Directors Told of { Activities Dunng Past Month | The regular meeting of the board | of directors of the Visiting Nurse as- sociation was held yesterday, Mrs. Ernest M. Smith, president, presid- |ing. | Mrs. George T. Kimball, chair- man of the finance committee, re- {ported a satisfactory expenditure of the budget for the month of March, land a successful attempt to main- |tain the organization within the nec- lessary limitations placed by the community corporation. Mrs. Stanley Goss, chairman of | the nurses’ committee during the absence of Mrs. Louis Young, re- ported that new blood pressure ma- chines had been added to the nurses cquipment for use in the care of al patients. She said that blood pressure machines would be used on the doctors’ advice and prompt report made to him in case of any unusual findings. | New Volunteer Workers Mrs. Noah Lucas, reporting for the Child Welfare division, said that 45 new babies had been admitted at the well haby conferences and that a total of 557 well habies were be- carried by the nurses. The aver- attendance at the Center street during the month, was st street school 16, and Washington street school 13. Mrs. John Whittaker replaced Mrs. Stanley Duncan as volunteer assist- ant at the Washington street school ind Mrs. Richard White has taken | over the work of Mism Harrict Rey- nal at the Fast street school. The association regreted the loss of both of these young women, but consid- ered that they were very fortunate in securing Mrs, Whittaker and Mrs. | White. Mrs. Robert M. Parsons, report- ing for the supply committee, stat- ©q that eleven baby layettes had been «completed and wrapped, ready | for emergency situations. The fol- lowing organizations completed sup- plies for the Visiting Nurse associa- tion during March: Young Woman's sionary society of the First Church of Christ, Woman's Mission- 3 ocicty of the Methodist church Mrs. Vibberts, and Woman's uild of St. Mark's Episcopal church | Mrs. Gardner €. Weld, chairman | of the publicity committee, reported the publication of the Information | Bulletin, intended, she said, to de- {scribe the services offered by the 'Visiting Nurse association, to New Britain people. She also described the plans for the Visiting Nurse as- ciation window display in An- drew’s furniture store, during thec week of the Community corporation |appeal, beginning April 16. ing age conference at the E at the | Luigi Cipolia, The 10 graduate nurses on the | staff made a total of 2,165 visits dur- ing the month of March, an incres of 200 o Februar over March, 1927, were admitted which was also an increase over previous r. the new patients 171 we medical or surigcal cas: prenatal patients, 20 were maternity cases, 35 were new born, 45 were well babies at the well baby confer- ences, and 35 were patients with communicable diseases, liverics were attended during March, The board members present werd Mrs. Ernest M. Smith, Mrs. Stanloy T. Goss, Mrs. Patrick F. McDonough, | M orge T. Kimball, Mrs. How- rd J Bruemmer, Mrs derick 8 Chamberlain, Mrs. Noah Lucas, Mrs. | Herbert L. Mills, Mrs. Robert M. | Parsons, Mrs. Andrew J. Sloper and | irs. Gardner C. Weld, Dai r'ymen’s League Will OKLAHOMA’S MEN ARE UNINSTRUETEI] { Delegates to Houston Go With- out Any Orders Oklahoma City, Okla., April 11 (® nith of | od of Mis- to over- ride y tra-dry and anti- ¢ mo- atic convention gation with a vas named to reg sty Pay Out About 2 Million |- New Yor] Dairymen’'s League Coope sociation, Inc., of New Yo 1 will pay appro: to holders of its series B cert of indebtedness which that date, it was an April 11 (®— rative on May 2 but the balanc iously been bought iu by iation. The league also on May 1| put on about $63 in interest on | other issue: also announced that 7,423 dairy tarmers of t York milk shed had become bers during the fiscal March 31. mem- year ending EN KILL April 11 (UP)~- operating gaugs locomotive, was killed today in en effort to save his engine. The locomotive overturned and Gipolla instead of getting out, opened all the valves fo prevent the boiler from exploding. He was badly scalded nd died a few hours later. Lodi. ROYALIST PLOT DISCOVERED | Broussa, Turkey, April 11 (®—a | rovalist plot discovered in this old st capital of the sultans has lcd to the arrest of seven Turks and to or- ders for further investigation which is expected to result in wholesale ar- rests, 'E. TO MEET NOBILE Trente, April 11 (UP)—Giovanni Delago and Demetro Cristomanno, | students, left today to meet General Umberto Nobile's dirigible, Italia. They will be part of the expedition “Owutdoor sports ean’t hure my hands, because of the way I rinse them.” o trequently has named for the demo- nominatiol and whe choice ial committee olutions were adopted favoriag Frank O. Lowden, of Illincis, Senga tor Curtis of Kansas and Vice Pres. ident Dawes in the order named. {The first and fifth district assema- | blies at Tulsa and Norman failed to £0 on record as favoring agy presi- drmml candidate. The four remain- {ing districts will hold conventions soon. 1 JIGHT LOADINGS | Washington, April 11 P— | Revenue freight loadings for the week ending March 31 totaled 959,- 249 In making the announcement today the American Railway Asso- ciation said this was a decrease of {179 cars from the preceding week, and a decrease of 6,123 cars below same week in 1927 IMMIGRATION TO CANADA Ottawa, Ontario, April 11 (UP)— h\lmgrd\on to Canada for the 11 the fiscal year ended % amounted to 136,932, statement issued by department of immigration and colonization. This compares with 1 :0 for the same period a year an increase of 11 per cent. 1 supporters | Support Reed The and =AY and minority © admin- ving state °s Dbeing has administration, the to candidacy of professed tate victory. convention d od the pro- n qu h a resolution pport of the party to all laws, Farm \0ther reso- orcement of 18 advocated in 2 | 1ution calling for a reduction in the republi Seott Ferris cted national Mrs A. MeDou an tar ils Valley con was Eight Named ucted delegates were four republican district ions in Oklahoma yesterday. Herbert Hoover w vored in the meeting at Elk City, : secretary wa in the sixth dis- seventh district but the comm virtually ignored trict session at Anadarko where res- | dry | There's “dash™ in a neat and | &leaming head @f hair! Apply a lit- tle “Hair Groom” in the morning and your hair, straight or waved, is | “set” for the day—neat and lustrous. | “Hair Groom" is greaseless and re- fined in odor. The most fastidious [neople use it. Be sure you ask for “Hair Groom.” It's “different.” At il drug stores, day of functions given in honor 0!( the mother of the famous flier. “DEAD MEN'S CURVE" 1 THE TRAN Always a Good Show BEGINNI G TO'WORRO\\ MAT. 15¢, 25¢, 35¢ EVE 15¢, 35¢, 50c This Ts Our Goodwill Month Every Show Guaranteed with John Herron, Edmund Breesec, Arthur Rankin, Wil- liam Gorman, Eddie Phillips, Joe Mack. A roaring, tearing army farce! SELECT VAUDEVILLE ACTS Headed By “The French Frolics” ANOTHER BIG SHOW THURSDAY NIGHT! 8 — SELECT ACTS — 8 Including Three Great “Discoveries” Reserve Loges Early For Thursday C'MON NEW NEXT WEEK! BRITAIN! C'MON EVERYBODY SPRING VAUDEVILLE CARNIVAL CAPITOL Funnier Than Ever Beforel KARL DANE GEORGE ¥ ARTHUR Co-Feature JANET GAYNOR Star of “7th Heaven" in “TWO GIRLS WANTED” Hurry, Hurry! Last Times Tonight—*“0Old Ironsides” 3 M Jo; ’I'h:nufl“lngf sd Thurs., Fri, Sat. * /\ i Starts Sunday Night Harold Lloyd in ‘Speedy’ When ’l:he Hartford Oratorio Society gives “Samson and Delilah” in their Spring con- cert next Sunday afternoon, Jeanne Gor- don, premiere contralto of the Metropolitan Opera Company, will sing the part of De- lilah for which she is famed. Dan Gridley, lyric tenor of the “Far West” will sing “Samson”. This will be Mr. Gridley’s east- ern debut. The society’s 200 trained voices directed by Edward F. Laubin, will make up the chorus of which Hartford is justly proud. Forty-seven players from the Bos- ton Symphony Orchestra will supply the orchestra background. So, at the Allyn Theater on Sunday at 2:45, New Britain music lovers and students will be privileged to hear the outstanding musical achieve- ment of the season at prices as low as $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50. The tickets are on sale at McCoy’s Music Store, 87 Asylum street, for this rare opportunity and musical advantage. FRIDAY NIGHT STANLEY ARENA ERNIE ANDREWS and His Troubadours From the El Patio Reom One Hour of Concert Music Dancing 8 to 12 Admission 75¢ It Would Be Wise To Come Early. PRETTY HANDS true Southern Charm. OUTHERN women express charm with their quick-moving lovely hands. And in repose, so smooth and white—how fascinating! What is their precious method? How do they keep such pretty hands, that tell so surely their charm and social poise? Pretty hands not hard to have It is very easy. The only ordinary enemy is dirt. The soiling that comes from our common tasks. 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