New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 15, 1928, Page 19

A - =i ] ln l|||p| il L\ l.li t-hat Unless otherwise Indicated. thestrical Botices and reviews fn this celems Bre written by press sgeacies for the Tespective emussment company. CROWDING AT 1.5 CERTININ FALL i GIFT NIGHT AT CAPITOL Tonight at the Capitol ushers in Merchants' gift night, the jirst of a series of weekly gift nights, when nany valuable gifts will be award- :d patrons in the aundience. 'This (nnovation is made possible through the cooperation of leading mer- chants and a great array of gifts is their donation for tonight. The photoplay program for to- night and Saturday is an excellent me presenting double features that 300 About to Enter ire very good entertainment. Top-| X ping the program is the Paramount | Faced Wwith a situation whereby ial, “Three Sinners,” a virilz approximately 350 pupils will enter ama with a powerful lesson and with a great cast that features Warner Baxter and Pola Negri. The companion feature is Regi- 1ald Denny in “Good Morning, Judge.! a peppy Denny action pic- ture that abounds with joyous en»| nior High school to take the place of approximately 197 who are to be graduated, Principal Louls P. Slade said today he is at a loss to determine just which method he will adopt to take care of the task which is before him. The school is crowded to ita ca- pacity and the class which 8 to be graduated this June is much small- er than either of the two classes graduating from the Nathan Hale and Central Junior High schools. 5 f According to figures of Principal Increase Ratified ade approximately 197 pupils will Ratification of the action of the ! (BRI ALY 105 PUPIS weill directors in increasing the capital \High school approkimately 260 pu. stock of the Fidelity Finance Corp. ' pils will be given diplomas and ap- was made st o epsniel Mooling o .ol DI5 are t be Granusied the stockholders last night. The fIIRHMRTE 815 SC 1o be granuated increase s as follows: “Te increase | (1Cs, SR Usle tubor gl and fix the authorized capital stock |1 %00 ) ‘wr(‘;nlage of junior hl;; tertainment. Beginning Sunday night Willlam Haines will be offered for four days ! in his new hit, “Telling the World.” | Fidelity Finance Corp. at $650,000, the capital increase to . _ De In the amount of $350.000 and to 5chool graduates who entered —Se- consist of. 10,000 shares of six per |MOr High school is about 70 per cent, Mr. Slade estimates, He said the matter will be given considerable etudy during the sum- mer, In the meantime much pro- gress is being made toward the con- struction of the new annex to the Senior High school, and within & short time the school committee will ask for bids. ent cumulative preferred stock of the par value of $2 AGENCY real estate gales by the Louie §. SALES BY JONES The following have been made Jones agency: 0. § Bennett sold to Vincent Me- Auliffe a single family house on , Pendleton road, Stanley Quarter Manor, N U s s G Sarjorie 6. rarsons soa 10| YISITING NURSES 100 P. . Henry and-Lena Schupack her resi- Sl dence on Hart street, purchasing at the same time a lot from P. F. McDonough where she will erect a new home. William H. Hart Wexler a single family lc Health Organization By N sold to Israel house on tional Assocfation of Nursing. Mnst tyeat. The National Organization for 0. 8. Bennett sold to Dr. Vincent | Public Health Nursing has given the Smith a single family house on|local Visiting Nurse association an Stanley street, Stanley Quarter eligibility rating of 100 per cent as a corporate member. This rating covers the staff of 12 graduate registered nurses, four of whom are individual members of the National Organization for Public Health Nursing. The corporate Manor, in which he will reside. FILE INCORPORATION PAPERS Articles’ in incorporation have been filed at the office of the town clerk by Jay-Cobbs, a concern cap- italized at $10,000 to carry on a re- tail ladies’ wear shop. The incorpor- ators are George §. Block, David Mciman and Joseph Melman, all of Brooklyn, N. Y, in the national body assists in development and maintenance high standards of werk and facili- tates efficient cooperation between nurses and health officers. The or- ganization maintains a cehtral bureau of information and reference, and gives assistance in all matters relative to public health nursing. MARRIED FOR 12 YEARS Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Dailey of 78 Roxbury Road, celebrated the 12th anniversary of their wedding yes- the New Britain WED., JUNE terday. They were married in | Plainville at the Church of Our | Lady of Mercy hy Rev. Father Kil- coyne. They are the parents of three children and have lived here many years. LAKE COMPOUNCE Bristol FIREWORKS Saturday Night Rain last week again caused a postponement in our $1,000 fireworks dis- play. Weather permitting, this brilliant exhibit will positively be shown. Tickets on sale Circus Day at Crow- el's Drug Store. Sume price as on grounds. DANCING Tasillo's Orchestra SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS $1, $1.50 and $2 | Does Dad Fish? { Then give him Fisherman's Accessories for “Father's Day,” June 17, Specials For FATHER'S DAY Steel Casting Rod, Agate Guides, Double Cork Grip $2.95 : South Bend Anti Back Lash, Level Wlndlsr;gZCastmg Reel at East Granby, Conn. 14 Miles North of Hartford The Most Commanding Ruin in All New England and the Far Famed Boots, Coats, Lines, Baits, Baskets, Spoons and Nets, ECONON 18 MAIN ST, (1763-1928) Open Under New Manage- ment N. B.—Motorists should drive to Granby, Simsbury or East Granby and then follow cross- road signs marked “Old New- gate Prison.” 1197 Going Out and More Than, Highest Rating is Given Local Pub- | " |8ix full octaves. membership of the local association | of | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, GETS MEMBERSHIP MARBLE CHAMPION |County Manufacturing Situation | _Ggod, Industrialists are Told FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1925, : City Items Charles Kordek reported to tin police this afternoon that his stor: Productive Actvity June 1 Showed Increase Over Last Year, Kelley Y. M. C. A Boys' Dept. Secre-| tary Honors. Cartelli the working force since last June, and more skilled labor is necded. George E. Bean, president of the of the city again he has earned a campllmentlry membership in the Visions of cool ‘showers, and | through Dominic’s head. Throwing his arms about the neck of a boy companion, he cried in glee, “Gee, business is good today.” ry & | superintendent of Landers, I - president | Clark, and . F. Bennett, of the Stanley Works, were named | on the bourd of managers. | And for Dominic, business is Discussing the industrial outlook ' good. He will. go to Atlantic City, [for 1926 in his rcport, Mr. Kelley June 27, and arrive home on the [said: | night of July 3, all set for a big{ “An April survey of the Natlonal | July 4 celebration and after a|Metal Trades association, based on week of sood times at the mational | reports from 397 plants shows the | marble tournament at the seashore |following business prospects: resort, Six per cent- excellent; per | “I'm going te bring home thejcent &ood; 37.3 per c¢ent fair, and | prize this time,” he says. And Ju-|4.3 per cent poor. nior Achievement Director William “Productive activity in Hartford W. T. Squire, who has seen Dominic develop during the past three years, says the national champlonship has a splendid chance of coming to New Britain with ckey” this year. {Swedish Bell Ringers At Elim Church Tonight Lovers of music connected with the Elim Swedish Baptist church are looking forward to a real treat this levening when the Swedish-American {bell orchestra’ will play in that church. The musiclans are six in number, each being an artist in his They play 206 bells ranging to The program in- |cludes sacred, classical gnd old time | favorites, vocal solos, male quartet |selections, glassophone solos and |counterparts for violin and clarinet. One of thelr favorite selections s . “"d"‘,":h or A'“"":i"a‘“ p""':’""isnt unhampered initiative of man- | | songs. ey are said to executi s o abvba Yankee Doodle and Dixie with all [2E=Mght and cooperation between | | empléyer and employe is in main- | thieenky of & bk band, taining the competitive strength of | our industries. Even in the build- ing trades of our district trouble is unknown, except on unionized jobs. What a contrast with the strike epi- | demic period of a few years ago! “At the present tinfe ncarly $7 000,000 of open shop building con- struction is being done by Hartford | county contractors and we are look- | ing forward hopefully to the time! when all building work here will bo | on that basis.” | Arthur D. Coffin, president of the | €. H. Dexter & Sons, Inc. paper county on June 1 not only cxceeded that for the corresponding period in 1927, but surpassed in man-hour operations every month since last June despite the slow recovery in | some lines of industry. | “We have added to our working force since January first 1,465, | chieflly ekilled, and we &till need this class of labor .Of this total 947 | were added in the Hartford district, 365 in New Britain and 153 in Bris- tol. There are at present on our pay- rolls approximately LS00 em- ploves, or, 350 more than one year | ago. “We have had no labor troubles of | any gort during the year. The cor- | dial relationship existing between | employer and employe in Hartford | county continues to reflect the sound practical and just policies for which | this association stands. What an as- | |line. MORE MARINES LANDED Managua, Nicaragua, June 15 (#) —The battleship Texas arrived at Corinto yesterday and disembarked |65 United Btates marines for serve ice in Nicaragua. Fifteen election experts arrived from Panama to as- sist Brigadier General Frank R. Mc- Coy, American supervisor of the Nicaraguan electfon. TQ LEAVE FOR POST Rome, June 15 (UP)—Dr. Guldo vecchi, will leave for his post of | VA elected president to s-..;m; duty July 7. Chagles B. Cook, vice-president of the Royval Typewriter Co., who pre- sided at last night's session. Other officers slected were: Clay- ton R. Burt, fiest vice-president; George F.-Bean, second vico-pres dent: Phoenix State Bank & Trus company, treasurer. Board of managers: Charles B Cook, James L. Goodwin, Howell Cheney; Samuel M. Stone, Frederick G. Hughes, Charles L. Taylor, Clar- | ence E. Whitney, Charles D. Riee, Jogeph M. Morrow, Carlisle H. Bald- ! win, Joseph F. Lamb, Clarcnce F. Pick o' the Pictures! CAPITOL TONIGHT 18 Merchants’ Gift Night !hny Valusble Gifts -FREE! To Patrons at Tonight's Show From Leading®Merchants [c ~~~manmaa o] GET THOSE ¢ GLASSES 5y The Pictures 3—Fine Features—3 “Three Sinners” A Drama with a Powerful Lesson with Warner Baxter Pola Negri and Reginald Denny —t— Good Morning, Judge A Peppy Demny Comedy guaranteed with each pair ©of glasses when you have your eyes examined at this store! You don't need cash either to obtain this service—we will gladly charge the cost to you— and you may pay 80 cents s woek, BEGINS SUNDAY William Haines —t— ‘Telling the World’ PALACE VIRGINIA VALLS in “LADIES MUST DRESS” Added Feature “THE DEVIL'S SKIFPER” SATURDAY Vasdevitie Reves , On the Serern On der Harp ley ". ‘Leorgc E. Bean. advocated a right wing movement by the soctal welfare e tat 220 High street was entered whii | Bennett, Fuller F. Barnes, Alexan- |he was at lunch and $S wag take: Mitchell 8. Little, Stan- |{fom the cash register. Cigars an. Sarply % ot DU | cigarettes are also missing, he suid 8. Guillim, Arthur D. Coffin, F.| " Jonn callahan, Jr., aged 7 yeur Wells, Lucius Ttossiter, Clayton of 205 Burritt street, fell trom Burt, Clarles L. Tolles . and|tree at Lis home yesterday and sut fered an injury to hi ing several stitches. s scalp, requir Dr. - . | b 2 David ¥ Business 1s jood today,” sid| Declares, | Cisiming To bo a *social ‘uphNER" | woskiowitz is attending him at New Dominic Cartelli, three times city {for more than 40 years, William R.|Britain General hospital. marble champion, as he visited the h'clls'- ll"’”‘tl r of the George Jun-| KEdmund Hayes has returned to Herald office to get final particu- Less i ior Republic at Litchficld, stated | his duties at the post office after lars of his third trip to Atlantic |, sl“‘“" Pve per cent of the 48:4inat tug shockifig s it muy sgein tollatending the. siaduslion: Sxorbies City as the Herald's guest. ustrial plants of Hartford county | uplifters' the ‘interests’ have con-|at Netre Dame university, South Dominic's comment was made|have poor business prospects, and [tributed us much to the communi®y | Liend, Indiana, where his brother after reading the article from the|Productive activities in I nl!nm‘lwm-rm-m and general human wel- | James, received his diplom: Marlborough hotel in Atlantic City |COUNty surpassed on June 1 in man- | fare as any of the welfare organiza-| The police received notice toduy telling of the preparations being | hour operations, every month since [tions that make much ado about|from the state commissioner of made for his visit. “Nickey, the pee- |1ast June. | what they have doue. Not only have |motor vehicles, of the return of thn wee champ,” as he is known on the| This information, was included in |the ‘intercsts' furnished much of the | licenses of Charles Goodrich, Sr.. boardwalk, not enly was tickled |& report made by Thomas J. Kelley, |cash to the uplifiers 1o uplift, but [of 3 Raymond street; John Sowa of | with the reception he is going to |manager of the Manufacturers' as- | in many ways Lave promoted the |59 Beaver street: William M. Me- | get, but he recelved an additional [ sociation of Hartford county at the [social, recrcational and moral sides | Carthy of 64 City axenue, | | surprise when visiting the Herald. |&nnual meeting in Farmington last of the community Bids were advertised toduy for He found a message from Eben|cvening. The meeting was held in| Stating that the chasm hetween [the new annex to the Scnior ligh | Strong, secretary of the boys' de- |the Farmington Country club. {the “interests” and “uplifters” must |school and with the notice came a | partment at the Y. M. C. A, stating| Mr. Kelley stated that in New be closed if the Lest interests of the | request that all bids be in the hands | that by becoming mrarble champion | Brituin 365 wen huave been added 1o | country are to e served, Mr. George | of the school committes before July 9, when they will be opened. | | | | workers, The Hartford County Manufactur- NEW (UP)— awims in the tank, of the spacious | Vulcan Iron Works, was clected gc- {ers’ association has an office on| Pola, June Kaszala Sar- |rcading and games room, Saturday(ond vice president. C. 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