New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1928, Page 17

Y 2y Unless otherwiss indicated. theatrical motices and revi written by press agencies for the rlespective amusement company. “THREE RING MARRIAGE" Beginning today and for the bal- ancs of the weck two very fine photoplay attractions are announced \t the Capitol. The main feature will offer Mary Astor and Lloyd inghes in “Three Ring Marriage,” + romantic drama of life with the 1ig tops, & story that gives the hu- man side of prople of the sawdust ving. The co-feature brings those fa- mous comedians, Chester Conklin and W. C. Fields, together in their new comedy hit, “I'ools for Lueck.,” In which fhey are sure to provide | vlenty of cause for laughter. On Friday night the weekly Mer- “hants Gift night will be offered to vatrons in the andience. The main gift will be a 100-plece dinner set #nd there will be many other val- iable gifts from the stores of the city's leading merchants Deginning Sunday night for an cngagement of four days the man- agement announces the showing of olleen Moore and Edmund iowe n “Happiness Ahead.” the picture with the silver lining. |O'Neill, wife of the celebrated nov- | “HY ' oy q {ieave either for d ||!-Iu mphag | S S MRS. ONEILL WILL AGREE TO DIVORCE To Give Husband “Illusion of Freedom” He Desires New York, June York Daily News story today said #®)—The New in a copyrighted | that Mrs. Eugene | clist and playright, was preparing | to seck a divorce so that her hu band might have “the illusion ef freedom always demanded by the artistic ma In a signed statement given the paper she s questions of financial | support and custody of their two | children had been arranged by their attorneys and that she was about to Reno, Nev. or Sonora, Mexico, to seek the diverce. Tn her statement she said: “We have decided to give legal form to the separation of our lives NEW BRITAIN DAILY HEF ALD, 1.URS0 GOUNCHL. APPROVES SAFETY CROSSINGY (Continued from Page Two) there ia no occasion for the bhond issue. A resolution was read asking that bootbacks be legislated off il streets, and a second communication in favor of the bootblacks was also received. On mwotion of Councilni.in Samuel Sablotsky, the former puii- tion was tabled. The council having previously ¢ ferred the latter to the commitioe on ordinances mikes it nec ¥ that some action be taken by tiat committee, Mayor Paonessa read a veto to the resolution permitting the moving of two houses through Gold street. aid it was adopted. The veto mess: pointed out that there was conflict with the city ordinances. Fishing in Park Permitted On motion of Councilman Sablof- | sky. the ordinance adopted at the May mecting to allow fishing at Stan- rter park on a basis of onr month’s trial, was made a peria nent ordinance. The boys and girls in the use of the lake have not committed the nuisances the own- ors of neighboring properties feared, it has been explained. and no oh iection has heeu found to continu the privilege The resignation of Stanley M Cooper as a first ward councilman was accepted Tt was voted. after explanation hy Senator F. F. Hall. to authorize the purchase of four additional \oting g approvi o council. The ¢ [] A | p and placed in charge of the 006, $1,000 more than the hoard had | |and his father testificd that he has 110 pay Ellinewood. The re- | never worked steadily and for the a1 | !'l | past two wecks he has been drink- ¥ ‘xn;; heavily. Tuesday night he came I planue v incrcase o $1.000 for {home about 11:30 o'clock and caus- |ed a disturbance. He aulted his father but for his sis- Wanderer Eventually Laads i o7 sicrircre v 1o e Gell Tor Begging | |and injured his right hand. Judge iy Cap. ult is Chiet Hart Without any conmient uitled o the council Police W. ( Hai to aitend the na- | tional convention of police chiefs. | Last month an appropriation of $400 Alowed $300 and with o votes bemg heard $200 to Chicl of mwight have voted Saxe warned him against a repeti- tion of the incident under penalty of #evere treatment at the hands of the promised to stop efused | recomurendation ed to sell a sedan board U'm hungry. I just got 6 i from Bridgeport today and I'ny |COUrL combination track |pretty tired. How's chanees for the [4rinking " A passenzer car was rejected on ! brice of a feed?” was the satutation | Adolph ged 21, of 360 ) yund that there is ne appro- [Elven Deteetive Sergeant W. P. Me- | BUrritt street, pleaded not guilty to 1 ; | Cue about yesterday afternoon | {1° charge of theft of an automobile Manzan proposed | 'y 1oy Bouling colored inthiscity on Nov. 6,1926, and his nade with some | 1Tumbolt, Tenn., at Main case was continued until tomorrow ' i | the ! Main sireet. The sergeant warned |10 allow him to engage counsel. et el | 1im against begging on the streets | Bonds were fixed at $200 The park that it be nd buy a v Lipski authori ¥ wall Mankus, harro carried K Board Will Act On iSlingwoeod’s Salary | Wilhia . M 1, chair- s call I e whether \la Ivde Elingwood, or avy tived ingwood's predeccs- was the heen the acting su- | he is a man than | the commission { the salary be re- Ia It the coun- vesolution, making it possihls park board to pay ce in park work and 1eft him, but about 4:40 Officer Clarence Lanpher took him inte « tody at the railroad tion and charged passenger sta- him with va- grancy In police court testified that at today, the officer least five women complained to him that a colored man had approached money, and at the passenger station four young womeén were heing an- noyed and one of them was about to1 the officer happened Bouling admitted that he had tien hegging. He is a musician and was traveling ®ith the circus which yesterday, but a disagreement along. played fired” after here was and 1heing hungry he went up and donn Muin street with his hand out. He 1ol Judge Saxe he had never been sted Lefore and he promised to leave New Britain at onee. Judge suspended judgment Joseph Lipski, aged 25, them for | ¢ a donation to Bouling when | of 219 |fact \e young man was hrought from the state reformatory at Elmira, N Y. by Sergeant PhJ. O'Mara on cempletion of a sentence for theft of an automolule in N. Y., after the car stolen in this city had been abandoned Manager T. P, NMeAulifie of the local division of the Southern New England Tele- phone o, owned the car which was stolen here Prosccuting Attorney led the ed with d Woods nol- of James Baroni, ¢ ing a car on F ith improper marker FIT FREE T Proof Falling Si-k ness o atter how had write n v nont fail Attacks ul drugs. Square on or money ba Poughkeepsie, | ANOTHIR victory for science! A salt that can never harden or become lumpy. Inter- national Salt. It’s the cleanest, purest salt money can buy. And it's guaranteed to be in perfect condition—always. 24 ounces in a sealed-tight carton. For five cents. At your grocer’s. . City Items The preliminary examination of | candidates for citizenship papers will be held tomorrow afternoon in the vty court by Commissioner Thomas M. Spellman. The final hearings will be held next Tuesday, June 26. | The police were notified today of | the suspension of the operator's li- | failure cense of Vincenzo Gandolfo of 24| “This illusion of freedom—so | was referred to the railroad commit-| Rooth street and Walter Gryzenia of |!0N& maintained by the male sex. | tee. g i sl Iparticularly by the attistic male—is| Objects to Numbered Payrolls Chief Tnepector Lahey of the New |1°Fy much an illusion. Now I know | Alderman J. Gustav Johnon pro- Ahe! York police departient telegraphed | hit the only way to give a man the | posed that tha names and addrecces | | SI0 hofie fon RAsNIngton afraels| t, the local police yvesterday that the |{T°cdom he wants is to open a door | of all public works employes be re- | | regular meeting will open at § 4 district attorney will not send for |'® 2PN corded on payrolls instead of using ©Cloch It will be followed by a 2 ) e i ) sketeh “The Anti-Gossip Club.” I'rank Wykrvkas, who was arrested ‘ uste Tl bl Mesela, ol ! Manasy sk i an e et e STIRAN Buckland | Insure Gh‘at Vhr'vh will be ne pay t ion of Mrs. Arthur M it s s & b e . | Riven unless ere is work done. 1“ nment of a child in Néw York Is Married in Elm City e S ,W,,..',, B = — == he telegram. Lord Buckland, daughter of | igan lish S e S e DRt ing of negative votes which included e reported to the police today that {wo York, New Haven and Hartford railroad. was married fo- freee in front of his amaged last mzht. apparently hav- | gav 1o Arthur Milliken, senior mas- Ing heen struck by an antemohile. iter at the Brooks school, North An- Complaint was made to the police ver, Mass Lfoday by Ernest Weiant of 50 North he coremony was performed at Wellington street that hovs in the |;rynity Episcopal church, the neighborhood threw stones at him at | “c'hurch on the Green,t with guests mEht and damage his property o in attendance. Rurton Hall, son of Mr. and Mys | ;. Peabody, D. D., of officiated Alhert Hall of Chesinut street, was + member of the gradnating class at | The groom, a zraduate of Yala |~ 3 lesa e sroom, a. g 3. Curtin was fised at $2.100 Pratt Institute, Brooklsn. N. Y., |in 1926, fa the son of Mr. and Mrs. | g ST was ed af 8210 Walter Milliken of Tndianapolis, Tn- | aqq A machines. | On wmotion of Chairman T, artist-husband | morajczyk of the railroad commit the froedom he said was necessary |tee. reports on the Wooster street for his dramatic succes. Perhaps, |crossing and on the proposed ex- !0day, a rom the standpoint of dramatic art |tension of bus service up Farming- n ris land the American theaters my de-|ton avenue were accepted. council’s action in reducing cision may be a success; matrio-| Alderman Frank Zapatka's e es of the superin- | monially it has already proved & |posal to have sidewalks installed at the electrical inspector. | the High street railroad crossoter | which has existed for over tiwo vears. T had attempted the experi- ment of giving an DR, €. M. SIMPSON CO., 021 W. $TR ST, CLEVELAND, O. Wise Smith & GO, #s HARTFORD llingwoor sired amount up | Curtis street, was fined $10 nn«ik &a Y | ccsts on the charge of breach of the ssa does not expect to | votes resolutions on salary announcement which has to a report that he will street AUNILIARY COMEDY | unit, American Le- | will entertain mem- | bers and friends this evening at the Glov gion auxiliary - New | | Nichol ‘: i | Our Store Will Close Wednesdays at 12 o’clock beginning June 27th, Continuing to September 5th inclusive. Susan ! Store will be open all day Saturdays. who fought in the Thirty [ that of the committee chairman, Al- derman Falk Faselle's Salary Cnt Again A second reduction in the salary of Street Superintendent Eugene Fa selle was voted by the council Ia selle had heen engaged for $3.000 a vear. The alary eommitter roe ommended a salarv of $2.200 and last night further reduction was | made to fix the salary at £2.00 The salary of Electrical Tnspector home wore --A Vacation Opportunity for Women and Misses! Phenomenal Sale of Advance Summer Dresses--Save 13 to 15 many states Fndicott Groton school whogef exercises wera held Monday Mra. Frances Goodacre of Lot diana. The bride ated S q : 5 . e SR e (s e e Al iY‘h‘l;';’"A"';]:y:vl:r:‘-r:Tu:H;nE::;n;:t‘ All New—First Time Shown—Exceptionally Priced is home of her cousin. Mrs. Frank S e [tion on the salary committes's rec- i x:lj;;a:- of Cottage r',:"."\v S {Allan Dwan’s First Wife |ommendation that he be patd $4.500. ift sued to recover money due him | New York, June 21 (/) — The as ene de nd |vn': v;i-dp:::v-hw:-: o :’.L ';/‘\I York American today &ays ’:::;":P'v"’m"”:’if‘:"": salary, no fur tied ont of court. M F. Stepien | Pauline Bush Dwan has refused to laving been taken, the opposite result acerued. Insteid of Tump sum eettle- being ent below 00, - v ment of her alimony claims against | - & W $4.500, Merian now Allan Dwan, | 1°°81ve8 the pay of his predecessor, laccept a $200,000 At $9 There are yopresented the piaintifft and 1. T Golon was the defendant’s counsel st o former hustand, [ sk 07’6’ Misses’ Dresses in Million Dollar Gift ztoniole ialoires s I e e ’ i For Yale Is Announced | oo scany on o cepnration ageee. ;;"r’m;:”‘f”;'::'i;fl‘""“ fran e Ao U Sizes 16 to 20 and ife New Haven, June 2 ) ent which Neged vided | ¢a'n & St UL . , . o it ot ALATMO0 or a. Ruiding (Anmial pasments . proporian- - tn | oo 10 the pn of Tar Saperin- | EST Women’s Dresses in set dedicated to the care of children | Dwan's income. The offer of \a | " Rde A a ', '8 mate S i s as as heen made fo Yale university |$200.000 setilement was made afte e city ordinances is - ; = i i TA10 SOt SO Ml S nte RS Lt it ek st ki s S : Biees 5o v accordi to s nnouncement b f $100,000 back alimony. The for PLAY Tha foundation is to be known as ' ready for trial. : the Raleigh-Fitkin memorial fund | The former Mrs. Dwan twas a mo- || — PALACE e 4 in memory of the donor's son. Half |tion plcture actress at the time.she > { t} . Ad S Models featured ? the sum will go toward the erec- [married the director. They were di- TODAY £ ."m', of ::1: !;alflzl:nl'il)y\m ’f\lv:nrr ‘:'m»rrrnd n:w”v:n:: az]o‘ :‘nr; last Iew Cody, Aileen Pringle r()lll 118 angce ummq A e e ST e e --mm-,r;;.,-,.\?""Fn. ReED” || & igrs in the New Figured Silk Crepes — g B edica enter. a seena vriter, [ded Feature . . Rzl e e SRS T “A MADE TO r)r:?);!fl HERO" Mllrlllous The New Flg'ured Silk Georgettes - FRIDAY DOLORES DEL R S i R B e e DR RO O The New Washable Silk Crepes. s g e 3 5 MOON" CAPITOL DAY o PUIVRDAT Added Feature Each and every one chosen because onihuoys JACKIE COOGAN in S A / . “BUTTONS" of its individuality and latest style ' i i appeal. Ina variety thatis certain Graduation WI-"TE ROSE to overwhelm you—for there are Dance scores and scores of styles to select \EWINGTON GRANGE o Friday From 9 1o 1 from. Imperial Orchestra . At §12 There arc§) d AT THE COOL : 5 ::: Chester Conklin—W. €. 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