New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 27, 1928, Page 23

v . 4 v - ’ L3 \ . . | . N «g ¢ ' ! ¥ 2 ’ it . a i it % Lo J i [ P nt ) p- | k 1 h ' i nov ans- tien Dot cun - soup rush over ing corn- I '- Unless otherwia, written by press agencles AUTY CONTEST AT LYCEUM The two features showing for the last times tomight at the Lyceum theater are “The Jlesperus,” starring Virginia Br Alan Hale and Sam De se a vivid sea drama with as many | in 1hrills as there are s and “The Sporting A Nielle Bennett and a cast of noted s, Starting this Satur for five diys the Lyceum theater I dded n beauty contest to their program. Many of New Britain's heauties will | funsters have he on the stage and there doubt but that there will b culty in selecting a iss New Brit- #in.”* During this contest the main photoplay attraction will he Para mount's special, “Gentlemen Pr Llondes,” starring Taylor. is no difli- Ruth AT THE STRAND One of the finest vaudeville of the season opencd at the 1vsterday topped Marry Girarc 1mous California Songbirds of four- teen voices, This act returned ke this eity upon the specific reques ¢f hundreds of patrons. 1t is un doubtedly the finest singing orzani- ration in the entire realm of show- dom. Other acts include Lew Whife and Co.; Frank Mullane and Daugh tor: Cliff and Radehffe; and Mitkus Duo. Reginning next Sunday. the & vl present Douglas Fairban Vis greatest hit, "The Gauc Loors will open Sunday at Shows will be continuons daily ing the showings of th film. S. W. GIRLS' CLUB BANQUET | shows Str And n ho Aur ¥Fairbanks ln ““"““i"'“ Imnln I!ll indicated, theatrical notices and reviews in this column are for the respective amusement company. ! Wreek of the |is now playing the ¢ d- | Saturday with | Sammy Cohen and Ted McNamara “Why Sailors Go Wrong” and above— | Lois Moran in “Love Hungry.” starring | | Janghs at |t ‘ohen and new production. Since their raise 1o stardom through the medium of ;"\\ hat Price Glory,” this team of been very popular with movie lovers, and in “Why sailors Go Wrong™ they are at their hest. Nick Stuarl and Sally Phipps lare in support. In the cofcature, linteresting and well toli. the | Will be very | many | | | | i | Yifth Annual Tunchean Held at| Shutile Meadow Club with Targe Attendance—Mrs. The fifth annual banquet of the the Stanley Works Girls' club was at. Shuttls held ast night the Meadow elub. There was a large at tendance. The dining room and the ballreom vere attractively decorated with livender and purple morning glories The fables were decorated wWith carngtions and snap drazons. Miss Dorothy Betts warn foast mistress. ¥re. Katheryn Clark, guest of hopor. addressed {he fhe meining of the Stanley Works Girls clud and its principles After the banquet, dancing was en- joyed until 1 o'clo Body Found Not leol\ Zirls on That of Pilot Redfern | Mobile, Ala., April The bedy of a man in an aviator’s costume las been found on Dauphine Island, Mobile Bay, near where an airplane wheel and tire were found several weeks #g0. The body is heing brought here for fdentification Relief that the body might tiat of Panl Redfern, Geo il flier, was ‘given Tittle ns Redfern’s plane was 27 (Up) reported clad last fiore than a thousand miles ‘The wire wheel and fire further. geen away. more w Ledfern ore not of the fype nsed on CENTRAL JR. H. S. NOTES The ninth grade of the Central Tunior High school met in the schooi auditorium this afternoon for the weekly assembly. The enterfainment which has Tieen prepared during the last two wmonths will be given tonight in the school auditorium under the an- tpices of the Civic League. Misses Bradley and4 Coombs, who have rharge of the main parts of the pro- gram, held final rehearsals yester- day and today. A large crowd is ex- pected as the entertainment talent Is the best in the school. ‘The president of the June class, Tichard Hube, returned to his stud- ies yesterday afternoon after an ill- ness of a week. A large number of the pupils are | ill at their homes this week with colds and the grip. AVALANCHF. IN TTALY Bolzano, Ttaly, April 27 (UP) — An avalanche, caused by a thaw, entirely buried a hotel at St. Elvio Pase. Several guests were reported 1o have been in the hotel. A relicf expedition on skis was hurrying to the relief of the victims. DANCE at the Newington Grange TONIGHT IMPERIAL ORCH. 9 — Pieces — 9 All — Ways — Better PARSONS Thres Days Beginning NEXT MONDAY Matinee Wednesdny WINTHROP Presents GEORGE ARLISS In SHAKESPEARE'S “Merchant of Venice” Wood a Lovely ¥ Woolleott in N. Y. World AMES “Peggy Clark Speaker. | | deavorin AT THE CAPITOL. A very fine double feature pro- aram, the hest presented this seas 1pitol 1od: presentation of the Patrons may be the anties Ted N assured of hearty of Sammy “Namara in their Love Lois Moran gives & remarkable role in a delightful ro- mance of youth, a story that is very Lawrence Gray is Miss Moran's leading man, and the two together make an ideal couple for tha parts| they play Beginning Sunday night for four | | days the management announces the | showing of TLon Chaney in his ne vdurction, “Laugh Clown Lauglh.” Taken from (e Telasco otage play of the name it affords Lon | | Chaney great opportunity fo play a to his iking il a role that he well liked 1 by his | nds of admirers role tho! COTTON MILLY ARE GIVEN SOME HINTY {Must Formulate Merchandising Pohcm R. 1 Frovidence (TP April Cotton mills must control and formulate merchandising policies whirh ha production, T fon fold of ¢ distribution with dent G National Manufacturers t night costs must rmonize at ton o e predieated declared that cstimated sales and mytiical sehedule of full | which could not be Style e recognized markets must he intelligent energy, be on on a operations rehieved as a cultivated asserted YA thoughtful ohserve but must factor, and with r of our in- hundreds of units, Austry Jepen cannot en- nain hig 5 irrespective of 1 persisting in mutnale price wars which vather than stimulate, de- Buxton W produc- tion schedul ket conditions, Iy destrictive cheel, mand," said “A style eraimg twin ses upon ug the problems of obsolescene and hand-to-mouth buyin The insis- tence immediate delivery of requires the mainte- upon small orders nan of open stock inventories and the risks of style change or a sharp decline in raw material “East of us comes ihe ominous with below rumble of Europe, standards far Burope which us in goods or find the interes wages and | our own; a must eventually pay be hard-pressed to t on money borrow- | ed during fhe war or in the recon-t struction years that followed. “T do not doubt we shall accept this challenge. This is a period which calls for courage and new methods and open-minded team- work, from sales and managers and operatives production like, DROWNED IN HAWAIIL Honolulu, April (Pr—Captain Harry M. Thatcher, of Washington, D. C.. attached to the quartermas- ter corps, Kort Armstrong, awaii, was drowned off the Island of Kauai vesterday. Captain Thateher was washed overboard from f{he army tig Cuba when a heavy sea struck the craft. Efforts 1o rescue him were made futile by strong currents, DANCE Given by FIVE BROTHERS Music by Harmony Boys TONIGHT At 8 o'Clock High School Gymnasium Admission 50 Cents THE, TRAND Always a Good Show NOW PLAYING VAUDEVILLE AI‘ .ull, CLIFY & Il/\l)( LAFF ANK 1 MORTON ‘" LLANE | MITCH 1 CO, RS RANK CLAIR & CO. Mr. and M | the party bro | srippe, |ABRADFORD and SAM DE GRASSE /7 HEWRECK, T OF THE HESPERUSY © \APATHE? T TIMES TONIGHT AT LYCEUM COURT REFEREES ;HALF BROTHERS TOGETHER ENJOY BANQUET , Central Board Members Make Merry at Hartlord Y. M. C. A, Members of the Central Connecti cut Board Basketbull Officials made merry last night held in o the A tasty din- | of Approved at tha annual Hartford Vv banquet M. C. A ved to a gathering of 25 court arbiters and an ex nd instructive program was ner was ahout. cellent enjoyed FIRST TIME IN 30 YEARS - O Connolly and 1 ey Con of Canada Have Reunion in this City For the fust time in more than 80 vears, Probation Officer Bdward Connolly this K omet his half hrother, Perey winolly, a member of the fire deparinent in Hamilton [Oniario, who, accompanied by hi |wife and two children, drove to New Rritain a (0w davs ag When Perey, who is now 33 year of age. was a child, the local man lteft the family home in Dublin, Tre land, and so1 time later Pepey went to Canada, where he entered the service of a farmer. F'or a. num- Members of the board from all fhi points m the district were present and the changes fo he made by the national rules committee in the bhas- ketball code were discussed and ex plained. Leonard Nickerson. tary of the board, of this city, ex- | plained the ahsenca of several mem- | {bers of the board and introduced new members and prebationary members who were present. A report was heard from the hoard representative to the Pretation meeting held recently in New York and a clear definition and explantion of the rules was made One of the most interesting n bers on the postprandial program | was a fall delivered by Thomas Mon ahan, coach the Bristol High | cchool feam which made its mark in the Chicago tonrnament. He de seribed the methods of referecing in the tournament and stated that while Jast year, the officials weve lax, this | vear they were very strict. He stated that the west is slonly opting the same style of officiating that is in vogne in the east and complimented the members of the state inter- | of Doard on their work during the past season Remarks were by every member of the board present and up at a late hour. BRIAND QUITE ILL Taris, April B Foreign ister Min to relinquish his portfolio, at least temporarily, i &aid in diploma- tie circles today despite the fact that improvement was noted in his con- dition. M. Briand {8 recovering from complications are likely and Jis progress will be slow. 1t will be | # long time before he will be able fo strect resume his dufies at Quai 1'Orsay. Minister of Public Works Andre Tardien and Minister of Instruction Eduard Herriot were mentioned in political circles as possible succes- sors, VILLAGES LEVELLED Tondon, April 27 (U'P) - villages close by Corinth were lev- clled by new earthquakes in that region Wednesday night and there was additional loss of life, the Vienna correspondent of the Express said today. —PALACE— Today BEBRE DANIELS In "SENORITA" Co-Feature OPENING e NIGHT” SATURDAY VAUDEVILLE REVUE On the. Screen GHORGE BANCROFT In “THE SHOWDOWN" Also Bob Stecle in “Man in the Rough™ Pick o’ the Pictures! CAPITOL TODAY and SAT. Sammy Cohen Ted McNamara the comedy stars of “What Price Glory” in their new frolic of fun “WHY SAILORS GO WRONG™ BEGNS S rry Girard ma 'rm‘nr Famons CALIFORNIA SONGRIRDS in This, His Greatest Character [tition 0 the Aristide Briand may be obliged | Nine | Daily | VDAY — 6:30 - 8:15 LON CHANEY ber of years the brothers did not communicate with each other, bt of late thev have kept each ofher posted as to their vespective activg ties and Percy decided to spend his | vacation here There were 10 children in the Connolly family and four others born of the father's second mar- riage following the death of the mother of the ten John Connolly, an emplove of Landers, Frary & Clark, is also half brother of the visitor, heing th eldest brother of the probation of- ficer. Speeding Japane Now On His Way to Paris Ryukichi in compe- St Hio Londen, Matsui, April 27 (B westward-bound Tapaness now in Croydon hy plane today for efore he feared his competitor, Araki, who 1s would beat him traveling east to good as in the Araki plans to « |at Cherboursz arrival in New York hopes to fly he 5,000 miles across the United States | —_— - - | CLATMS AGAINST CITY The common couneil lou claims gave world race or leaving as the conne west are not direction. Aquitania apposits el the tomorrow IMrs. Angela Berti of 59 Beaver street and Edward Hayes of 714 Tast street, who were injured in tralls on alleged ey sidewalks, the former on Beaver street, a short distance south of North Main and the Jatter in front of Stanley Mrs, Berti fell February 10 and Hayes on Febroary 18, She suf- fered a fracture of the left arm and e injured his left elbow. Action was deferred until {he next meet- ing, which will be held Friday, May 4. | | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | RIALTO BALLROOM Saturday April 28th Admission 50c The Finest Double Feature Program This Season! Lois Moran with LAWRENCE GRAY in “Love Hungry” A Delightful Romance! | New Toichiro eastward-bonnd, as and on lis committee | hearings last night to NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1928, DIES FROM INJURY AFTER LONG FIGHT Man Struck on Hoad Last De- cember Had Unusual Vitality \ \ Although practically everything | that science could do was done to ' save the life of Leopold Biernacki | of 64 Booth street, he died at the | Britain General hospital late | vesterday afternoon as the result of | an a ient on Christinas Eve. | He suffered a compound fracture of the skull when a brick from a| chimney at the Malleble Tron Works foll upon his head. Through the | nionths that followed his chances of recovery were not considered favor- | abl His condition became grave | eral days after he was admitted [to the hospital and meningitis de- veloped. A brain abscess form [1ater. | His case w cians and n sible was d a8 studied by and everything pos- the hospital to| help i Dr. H. Gildersleeve Jarvis | of Hartford, a specialist, to perforin an ope physi- ation to relieve the dangerous head condition but [to school. A wan ld her the effort proved unavailing. His from a number of ofher children, remarkable vitality was all that kept | dragged her int notor car him alive. cscaped. Authorities Leli 11: Sophie, Henry, The last named Hele born during the pr the Christening services were s Day. He a men ber of the Holy Name society of the Joseph, month child week accident. to Le held eding fathers on Christy Sacred Heart parish | The funeral will e held at the home tomorrow morning at §:-44 o'clock and at Sacred Heart church at T o'clock. Burial will be in Sacred Heart cometery, \\'as‘hiligl(;n ‘chm;l-\san. Holds Annual Meeting | w,,‘ _Kulper of 25 Curtin street 1S reelected | president of the rchm;mn School Parents and Teachers' was called |dolyn Phar day in Leigh Scarch s being ma N his wife, Mr. Biernacki |abductor may | " children, the oldest of [dolyn's father, who Y years of age and the custody of the child v are Mary, Missing for G 1ped the been G did City Items At Leonard & row spec Her hosiery off ma Fori other s hile on her way away and | the CITY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU | T0 FUNCTION NEXT WEEK | WENUS SUES BANK: OVER REALTY DEAL Sulden Death of . N, Lovia Preciptats Disagreement Menus filed a suit to- a3 Two or Morc Days Work Per Week | | For Physically Able and Will- ‘ ing Candidates | Awortion of the offices occupied by twe board of public works will | [ probably he given over next week to | Samuel W, Ithe cstablishment of a municipal | cmployment burcan to handle appli- in city court against the New cations and delegate workmen (o labor gangs on street and sewerage Hungerford & Saxe in which he al- [Sanic “s that the company owes him & All men who are physically able | arge sum of money. to work and who denonstrate | It is alleged by the plaintiff that willingness to carn their wag, on December 16, 1927, William and L given two or more davs work a Alnie Gazauskas, who were indebts week. The jobs will be manual la- | °0 to Samuel N, Levin, in the sum Bor Sonis & AMaf)iew of $11,300, mortgaged their property !M el o \mm on Plark street. Soon after a fore- % handl the 1is(s ol closure tion and sale of the pro- s el coop followed. Levin, in order to e protect his interests, requested Menus to buy the property. The 1iff complied with the request 1 hought the property for $6,144.- . which sum he paid out of his own funds to the clerk of the eity court, house | rding (oiton Industry Blll Is Up in Commons Today London, I nd reg following day Levin died sud- aving a will which was ap- nd through all remaining vied and admitted by the probate 1t discussion the cotton . In which he willed the pro. v bill which for a to his heirs. The plaintift eriod of s the cot- then received from the committee Jiten v of N appointed by the city court to make 1t 4 levy of RIX i) sale, a deed to the property. In of cvery bale the meantime the money which he i Great Britain, | paid was given to the attorneys who nged to further the | Cotton cted for Levin, and later to the de- fendant after deductions were made £ Corporation which fosters for services. The plaintiff then re- nwth of cotton within the quested the defendant to accept: the npire conveyance of property and tu re- e — | fund the money together with inter- est, but the defendant declined to Movie Actress Thrown | pair (reg. $1.50 value), g | 5 . nccept the deed and to refund the ment of colo; 1t ! From Horse and Injured money to the plaintift, it is elaimed. Martha Chapter, Ne. 21, O, ¥ | Helvwood, €41, April 97— (@) i ASa result Menus claims a man- Wil hold services at Masonie home |0 > » “year old New datory order directing the defendant in Wallingford satnrday afternoon |y I, Who vode her wav inte 10 accept from the plaintiff a con- 1t 3 o'clock | tn v 4 transcontinenta] Veyance of the premises on Park Just received a new ghipment of e tonny ad ridden Sireet as received by him under a vleated lamp shades at §1.00. The 7 nce from the Gecd approved by the city court and Now Giff Shop, 55 West Mam S, |0l AL viiine. white on & rid. 10 refund to him money paid out by | upposite Burritt Hotel.—advt ing party, was thre A broke her MM both for the purchase and fer The streef swecping machme will When her boree stumbled andg | '7Pairs, fogether with interest, also be put i operation Monday movn- | (1 will be from six to eignt Sibstantial allowance to cover coun- ing with George J. Bayer in charge. | weeks hefare she can work in pic- | 01 fees. The appara is used on dirt roads | tyres as a result and 1o keep curbs free of accumula issociation at the annual | fione. The operator is now | meeting in the school auditorium | bei instructed in handling the ! last night. Three new officers were | ma ne ‘—[ elected 10 serve with him as follows: | See the new silk dresses at $15.00 Frank Gromko of 50 Booth street, and %16.75 that Leonard & Herr- e vice-president; Helen A. Conlon of | mann Co. are showing, (wonderful LAST TIMES TONIGHT 103 South Burritt street, secretary, | values).— advt —GREAT FEATURES=—8 and Alice Hickey of 43 High street, | Just received a new shipment of = e treasurer. | pleated lamp shades at $1.00. The At s - FORD The neminating committee con-| New Gift .\‘hm‘_”'u \\-‘.\f\lvm st Thomas J. Doyle, of the VIRLINEA IEEAD sisted of Mrs, Frank Beecher, John |opposite Burritt Hotel.—ady! Doyle Furniture Company, (5 Silkowski and Miss Ruth T. Larson.| Leonard & Her wrCCk Of the The largs crowd present enjoyed a well-arranged program. The first number was a violin selection by | Mr. Wilson, assisted at the piano by Miss Lolio M. Littlehales, This was followed hy a sclection by the Tool | orchestra. Dr. Mellion, the school's | examining physician for boys, gave a brief talk relative te school health. A Spanish dance featuring | “Dixie” Donovan and Virginia. Pilz followes A selection by the selool orchest was then pla and the last event on the program was a demonstration by the Junior Achievement elih, new PLACED ON PROBA Springfietd, A ON Urank Long and Arthur Messier, former members of the Springfield viee squad and recently employed federal who wers as prohibition operatives, arrested a. week ago when police raided a house in West Springfield, were placed on proba- tion in district court yesterday on condition that they shall not again vesort fo places where liquor is sold or served and that they shall not. drink liquor or have it in their possession. i BLONDES OR BEAUTY FIRST CONTES’ The N Girls Send In Your Winner Will ceptional value in r bloomers at spring coats, leonard Co.—advt Chief W. € partment Hart of towski in Ne in this eity o and to bring him here his case day, according to the A meeting of th Chest drive execu be held at 7 o'clock r evening in the home room in City hall. A son Charles W AArd et street private on Monday. Mrs, merly Miss Mabelle view street, this eity. York. a non-: Redlund Re JAT l‘l ST Il(i\ L2 Tok April 27 seho fleet base Shantung, China BRUNETTES CONTE pplications Now. « oo Write or Apply in Person.... At Theater Receive . . . CHANCE TO ENTER MOVIES FREE TRIP TO NEW HAVEN MOVIE BALL MAY 15th FREE .\ ael’ Shop; has heen notified by fe | I graph of the arrest of Boleslaw Gu- Hartford, hospita 7. nn's offering ex- ayon step-ins and $1.00 tomorroxw. Special offering at $25.00, women's & Herrmann the police He is wanted -support char n officer will go to New \ml\ The hearing in has been adjourned to Mon- telegram e service was porn fo Mr. and Mrs Boule- the Miles riford s for- Johnson of Fair- of the at 11 in 1 dluind w RS SAlL “Three SATURDAY NIGHT APRIL 28th — LYCEUM THEATER — Many Applications Already Received . . . cest Girls in This City Are Entering . . . JMMER OUTFIT BY N. B. MERCHANT! Raph il Bee Hive ;3 A. Georges & Co., Jewelry: lingerie; glove: UM—Five Da)s Starting Saturday, April 28th The Cleverest “Gold Laughs! Tears! Beginning SUNDAY Doors Open Sunday at 5 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS “THE GAUCHO” Two Shews Sunday! THE STRAND Alnvs 8 Good Show B E} v of the No Raise in Prices Year. Buta "dpp\ Ending CONTINUOUS SHOWS | DAILY and SUNDAY CHILDREN After School . 15¢ advt a 1 Community ve committee will | At Wednesday burean Jap estroyers steamed out of the today for Tsingtao, has disposed of his inter- est in this company and wishes to extend his ap- Hesperus” preciation for the co- i]] operation and patronage Co-Feature ||| accorded him while in Beue Bennett g business here, by his many friends and cus- Th_ “Sporting Age” LADIES' MAT. This coupon and 10c will admit & lady to best mat. sests. tomer Signed | T. J. DOYLE. RCA RADIOLA 18 is a finer instrument at a lower price —that’s the story in a nutshell. $115.00 Full lighting circuit operated, of course. Hear it todayl _JUoD & DUgp Dealer for Tadio Corporation of America. STREF TEL. 4581 The New Britain Herald earnestly requests you to consider its circulation of over 15,000 printed and dis- tributed daily, before placing an advemsement. Circula- tion is the pivot about which result building revolves and all other statements are but foolish prattle when circula- tion is but mentioned. Realizing that there’s nothing to take the place of circulation, the Herald joined the Audit . Bureau of Circulations, a national organization with a corps of crack auditors who check the circulation claim of this paper. That's showing faith with the advertiser, both' display and classified, and there's no two ways about it. Try as one will, by making honeyed statements, the ques- tion of circulation can not be dodged, it just has to be dis- cussed with the advertiser, and well it might be, for tlllt'l N the warp and woof of result getting. Tn conclusion, the Herald has over three times the" circulation of any other newspaper published in New Brit- ain, and is proud of the fact that it is the only local nfll- paver with an audited circulation.