New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 31, 1928, Page 11

i Sttt 'm" lull u Iq“nl“ Uslew atherwise Indicated. thestrical motices and reviews in thie colvmp are written by orees agencier far the espective amusememt company. PRIEST ANNOUNCES man and he is superb as Jerome | 1% Bonaparte, brother of the famous | smperor, who as envoy from France | 1o Ame falls decply in love with + beautitul daughter of the south. Yight Pictures Thursday On Thursday the program changes and brings three feature attractions st il e hicadsdl by the Punpexall Do oL lat L S s ] Heeney fight pictures’ which show this world’s heavyweight champion- lad the republicans nominate ship bout reund by round with the!one except Hoover he would tenth and eleventh rounds in slow | voted for the dvmocratic candidate, | motlon. Rev, Stuniey AL deick, editor of the | Wallace Beory PPolish Catholic Leader of this eity | ten, thos: funny and widely known throughout the will also L on the state has contirmed reports that he | Rig Killing," their would support the republican nom- which they stop a Kentucky el SraA e The third fcature will off¢ fment at his home in Norwich Nilsson in a melodrama he is pastor of St senth Juror.” 18 ey Buibion plng Bundas nIEWE for ToUX {yiy onan ana frank exprossions, He the big attraction Wil offer | o "ocoiiatug with the republican || William Bovd in “The Cop,” a fast| 5 0 s ite in the office of (he Ameri- ving action drama of New York's dalier moying aciion drama ofNew Yorkie [l Srkiap orgaitzation’ Tuing . thi underwortd LABRADOR CURRENT visited Polund. where the organizi- tion carvied on relief work amon Const Guard Cutter Vinds its Mean Width “GLORIOUS BETSY” AT CAPITOL | The photoplay attraction at the | Capitol for toduy .md Wednesday presents Dolores Costello in “Glori- ous Betsy,” a glamerous romance of f Under Republican Candidate | ! P ny- ave | and Raymond Hat exponents of - joy program in “Th latest omedy « [ priest where Joseph's church, | | | Tcick is known i for his countrymen He stated that 1 1o nelp the countrymen want him, avise he in this country p reach fhe hundred thousand | Potish-American voters, wriling his observations on Hoover, Father Teick lived hep years, from 1920 until 1 hity 10 was wdifor of the Catholie | measured the mean width of the o o Tiete o Rolana Labrador currcnt as 110 miles. A L radio 1o the Associated Polish army. Prior to his joining the Press from the Marion says that the | eoneie B wae past Duluth, ebscrvations were carried on from | yyiin® ‘ - HATCHRT USER 15 DBAD felt it wan helped it the pariy aders | i 1td should the wsion would use the Polish press | e medium to | is duty who o is 110 Miles—Reports By Rad Boston, July 51 (& ryations mad steamer Marion, of the north Atlantic, Ocvanograpl by the coast engaged in a for four during | message or in to Hopeduale, Labrados The message was picked up hy W, A, Metlintock operati amatear radio station NU 2 W T at Westficld, N, X, MNd forwarded th h Hart- tord, Conn.. hea lquart: the | American Radio teluy eague. | [ re conditions counter L There was no i in the | vietnity hut it estimated that seven hondred jecbergs were strewn ne the st from Cape Chidley to Relle 1sie The weather in that heen overcast with a for the past week, the night of July + was sent, wa #t coust of ( Attained Pame When Wiconsin | she smashed Town's Liguor Supply i Wis. July 31 (P Buraboo, of militant wemen curbed the liguor traitic pioneer has | Baraboo long hefore Carric Nation's | activity niade her famous was re- | called today with the death of the | fast of the group, who made prohi- | bition history Mrs. Mary Hartwell, | Sunday night at the age of | Milwaukee, was one of forty who ! armed with hatchets, hammers and | other implements, marched on the town’s liquor dispensarics onc morn- g in 1854, Kweeping in A band Labrador co: hatehets of region casterly wind Marion on when the mes- approaching the eenland, New Air Mail Rates Effective Tomorrow Postuaster W, E. Erwin unced this morning that the new air mail will hecome effective tomorrow morning. The new rate is rease over the old The band L . 1 cluded ! stamps will cost five | . The band of women that included || i yount who Tater hecame M first ounce and 10 cents | o YOUN e ao M 4 Hartwali, curbed the town's liquor | ucceeding ounce, : ; Sniind Bt traffic in what was probubly the | G St iy. | first show of helligerent violence on | e proper | the Part of prohibitionists, ans denomi- | Saloon proprictors - sought the | ot s | PUnishnient of the women. Baraboo |, air mail,” Mr who o died | in | an- i and out | sfores the ! smashed liquor | g new conts for the for ch where jn the The new “d in this amount of any- stamps have city, but in it po nation will su plainly marked Erwin stutes, The new Jaller 351 aiithoritiis rofused 1o tasiie i areiine 3 but the officers of the neighboring | town of Sauk complicd. There the women we cd and freed, i rriv ion Ereat [ man.” Mrs. Hartwell used to say, “God bless her. But it was the wo- men of Baraboo, who exceuted Car- ttion's notions before Nation's tim v stamps of the air- mail colors, red, white and biue and have the picture of an airplane con- ained thereon. are i wo- Carrie Prince (-eorge Ln Route To China to Reach Quebec | Montreal, Que. July 31 () — Prince George. youngest son of the King of nd, will arrive in Que- hee : on August 16 aboard the | S. lm'mw of Australin. He will! tike a train for Vancouver (rom witere he will sail for China. Tt is wlicved here he will join the China M Magship end remain in the ‘ar Last for the remainder of his comuission. The pri Wil a snme the role of lieutenant sunadron, Officials lmestlgalmg | Railroad C'rossing Death St July ary inved tin i Glenbrook sterday that of Joseph (. nford oificials were accide at ing late y the death 85, of tnlord ol Juines Smith, Al autoriobii nell train on the | the Smnth condition the this mornir He has @ skull GDornal a laborer, wife and five children, Railroud | ay the | grade cross | ulted in (1 O'Donnell, | and serions injury S0 of Nt driven Ly by New « Haven roy repe imford. O’Don- npon oining th wis struek norih Welsh Moose Give Award To Secretary J. J. Davis Cardifr Wales, July 31 (& Cardiff memie of the Royal Or of Moose have presented Unite States Scerctary of Labor James Davis with silver salver his eiforts in bringing te e first conferences of the outside of America Davis, who is the head T oin the United States, Moose ¢ ates were the veste afternoon at o garden party given by the Marquis | and Marchioness of But in the grounds of historic Cardiff (astle, eritical hospital | fractured | | left a | in a at Siamford in appre- ,m\ and other guests NCW I’L AYid H. B. WA and ATRIC —in— “Man-Made Women” 5 Select Acts Added Attraction Kings ofthe Ring Miliion Dollars Worth of Fighters in the Greatest Drama of the Ring. COMING THURSDAY BEBE DANIELS —in— “HOT NEW CLARENCE W. BROWN Danvers, Mass., ence W. Brown, first assistant regis- | trar of probate in the Issex county | | court at 'm. died at his home | * last night after having been | zed with an attack of aeute indi ‘ gostion his office yestorday. He | s old and had heen con- the probate court for | L JOoy with is survived son. by a widow PALACE TODAY girls this year. vears, he says, six different ones have | heen mentioned as his fiancee. some folks ‘suggest. heavyweight possibilities got Pev s A [clek servw Ahmad :A.»‘l nvnlvll‘if»riuvl.), s»he hvu: ‘“nllhn' 4 comributien to | pedition which otherwise would have been impossible. The commander, in will Mrs, sons, ¢ne {vote for fathe tord will be cmployed g he | o G0 for w hovkup of 47 stations for | his | il +ing in all its bra opinion of Professor Otto Schreiber | 15, of Hendwson ent thie | been unabie Westticld, I in husband {ENDS SOUR STOMACH | nes bound |1} naan branch of | |, | [ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, | FLASHES OF LIFE: BYRD GETS MONEY FROM EARHART'S CIGARETTE ADS New York — Gene Tunney sup-|he returns from work. poses that the public prints will have | him enguged to at least three more | During the last two New Haven—Gaston E. Amours of Just Norwalk is held criminally re- bonsible for death of Carrie E. Day, Y, a passenger in his car when it alided with & truck on the Mu- terd turnpike, in a finding handed is scouting for|down by Deputy Coroner James J. for TeX[Corrigan. Corrigan finds that Is to be the announcer at a | Amours was driving his machine His voice should | with the lights dimmed, The fight is at e Stamford—Grade crossing smash brings death 10 one man and serious \juries o another in Glenbrook. Joseph C. O'Donnell is the dead man and James Smith is suffering from a possible fractured skull and other injuries. Their car was hit by a New Canaun train. Harttord-Igor 1. sikorsky, uir- plane designer flies here in huge amphibian plane from College Point, L Boston — Juck Dempsey, whe, card, 1p here tonight. 1 good tryout, York — For $1,500 Amelia indersed in advertisementy ! nd of cigarettes used by her ransatlantic flight companions. She ommander Byrd, so she could make his antarctic ex- | L reply expressing appreciation; culls t an act of astonishing gencrosity. Fairficld—Elis Varady, 18, s killed and two others injured when automobile sideswipes another and mrns over. Miss Eunice Bullard, driver of the other car, and John Kline who was driving the accident car are hoth Haimpton Bays, N. Y Among « voting for Smith in November be six Smiths—the governor, Smith, two danghters and two of whom will cast his first York — Joscph 1% Rutiier- preacher and foe of organizd ‘hristianity, announces that the most cxtensive and expensive radio ! hookup in history will be used by 'l of i next Sunday morning for an ad- Hiven in the general asse mbly, Iress in Detroit. Ninety-six stations |4t 77 following shock. n hour and a half, hitherto has sations for a radio dinner. cost to the preacher may be 1 from the fact that in Jan @ mnotor car company paid $42.- New arrested, New Haven—Judge of this city and ree time representative rove J st Tut- Haven fast divs New in The larg lookup en s Hiven—Juda, probute court ance 1, |y estute of 1 H. Sanford, Meriden—Flag stafi which will be meniorial o late Congressman Thomaes L. Reilly and which will be 86t up in city purk to be dedicated Labor Day afternoon under dir tion of Thomas Relly memorial s sociation of postul cmiployes John L. G- alls hond of . conservator e u ary the nephew. Charles tuda The money made by Ranky i Hollywood secms 1o Movic mak to L taught Theators must wve started something., 11 public school At pupils free, Hartford— Dy, tfoventry, dean willing to by tar yof stat 1ot W, oi Lssembly for Pallotti is - A necessity of tli i the New York nominated near future in all countrivs, if Seeretary W candidate The professor, who of aviation law and nlation at Koenizsburg on a visit. is flying polic Lolds the ¢l rotraific university, Lastor iruek State officors stop and gallons being carrd over unfrequented Sport Hill roud. Will Examine Children About to Enter School schedule for the Wl Baby feonferences conducted by the Visit- g Nurse association for this week will e as follows Wednesday Angust 1, 52 Center street, from ' 10 4 o'clock: Thursday, August Washington street school, from ) 1o 4 o'clock and Irig August East street school, frowm 30 to 4 o'clock, | Parents wree confy arc enterin, I time this | doctor. and he, school and seize a 15 her o! which was —~ Miss Mateline Loe, Tex., has collected and mounted specimens of 85 differ kinds of trees. Her collection wen sent to the headquarters of and commended. Washington 51 foresi service b Johnny Devine, Jr., nine years old, s some switer, His Jatest feat is a swim of 14 miles, { from Philadelphia to Chester in the | Delawar 14 miles in threo hours, 58 minutes, Chester New York - The latest tine to tract attention of those imposed h v Federal Judge Willian H. Atwelt | of Dallas tor violation of liquor laws is one cont. 1t was for 1 transpostation of two bottlus of But the man involved hid cit 45 days in jail, havin to provide §1.000 bond. | invited their to bring children school the first 1 o be cxamined by the Children with faulty ring are often to who the Nes for possession vision stupid in | parents have troubles cor- reports, and and adenoid adry 1 Decinse their cted o have thes reeted, the association discased toeth tissng re bors for diseas Kernis CVEPY Varicty Parents ihat their ehildren lealth score and When they enter Heien state of resnlt of arrives | Mass, Miss local girl in 200 duys as Painesville, O, tonsils, hmann, oma neurly iceident in rome. of are asked fo make sure have a perfeet Rochester, N, Ho—Three ol four arnival cmployes who were killed ailroad wreek July near here suricd by show company when lat- or bleeto trace relatives; hod: )t fourth tan sent to his home, n Me—Florien . For- in, welder, killed and two helps sadly injured when gasoling + tank on which they were exploded. Brunswick stor- TODAY and Wi Continusus Dolores Costello o | "G LORIl()l'\ BE T\Y" worh- ‘\13 ter, Mass.—Worry over | allses woman to take own nd that of 16- r-old son: and father finds bodies as — THURS Lxtra Adde; tion TUNNEY HEENEY s (l| np WAY DOCTORS ADVISE numbers of New Britain people, like Miss Rose O'Neil have ound 1ha healthiul vegeta- eatr +quick, pleasant ind s lieving gas. sour- forms of stom h Vast and other o help. Cathartics but et her when the TRy purgatiye On advice althful extracts s began quickly, the doctor lowing directic areruly W matusal action of e without the need of furthe And i two weeks, the contines, Miss O'Neil from stoninch distress bt d like o different porson ruddy compleion tha Vigorous health and vegetable n only from Tablets are lospital certiiied Stenmively than. any “in e world kg ANNA Q. NILSSON “Thz Thirteenth Juror” Begins Sun—William 13 cor “This tastes better than the kind we used to have...” Your family will say when you start using VANHOE Mayonnaise Mincr. lnad & Tu'lock Local Distributor | ufter a quarrel o Tunney Estimates | [FORCES REALIGN Sopoaents’ Chanons | W s hanes 1o Moudy Resominatel by Over 120,000 Majority will have a chance as good as he was July 31 ( “palitical with of certainly o prove he's that night Tommy ILdughran — * “ nice boy and has a fine person- ality, but that won't carry him far among the big wough heavy- weights."” Phil Scott- s likely dangerous, because ing all the time Knute Hansen— some place if he work he Scott.” Harold Mays (Tunuey's spar- ring partner for three years) “Watch him. } 80ing to be heard from within a year.” ———— | HELD FOR MANSLAUGHTER Somerville, . July 31 o Fdward Walsh, 19, of Medford, was arrested today, charged with man- slaughter in connection with the death of Private Kaeg Solrus of the 14th United States Infantry who was | attackcd and beaten by five men r a young woman = Congressman Thomas 1. Blanton Saturday night. Solrus died Sunday a Senatorial candidate, who polled at the Somerville hospital. | upwards of 100,000 votes, announced | against Delaney.” " Dallus, alignment of in T s today plete tabulation {day's democratic crtain a run-off primary for United Stutes senaior {licuteneant governor Governor Dan Mooy {nominated by a majority «xe 1120,000 votes over thre two of whom had selves with the “bolt” clement. Miller 3~ Scnator Earle B ing r leetion, and Tom Connally, who r: ond. will enter the off, While Licutenant Miller Wil tace Thomas B. Love in governor race. force o b nearty he's improv- b in primary makinz August “He may go can keep up the showed against Phil aligned national then ticket Love Maytichd angressn 1 a close natorial Governor State Senator Heutenant KeptsobyCuticura. Regularuse of the Soap, assisted by the Ointment as needed to soothe and hezl any irri- tations, will keep the complexion fresh and clear and the hair healthy. Cuti- cura Talcum, fragrant and refreshing, is ideat for dmly use. Soap e, Oh_-llndhr'l-lm‘l- Sold_every- hare &y w ot O M iy A eS8 - “Outicurs. Labera- fi'c—..su--.m:u. Just A Step From the Squa Article we advertise—as well as hundrec EVERY of other real values—will be on displ:: at our Big, (loan Market—and all plainly priced. Ther is a certain satisfaction you always get marketing the Mohican way. 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