New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 25, 1928, Page 5

SOKOLS ¥S. AYON ¢ 9 { [that, but why did he sacrifice-" I'm |have & ehance te watch some real 5 n otor lour ¢ ew knolan [not saying that you“re dumb or any- | players do their stuff, . o oy IR | |thing like that, Mary, but you gotta | Andy Dale admit that hen you make such | Strong Combination of Invaders to | clruyc;;s a:)pv\:\u"::nceyl are against you. | i Maybe next Sunday it gou have any | More than haif the people in the Try and Inflict First Home Defeat | Maybe next Sunday if you ha ny 3 3 Yy feal | spare coin I'll take you to see the |Wworld live in Asla, on less-than enme- PE— on Locals, — | ———— | Falcons play the Rangers and you'll | fourth of the earth's surface. 2 in 6 U] 2 3 : | ! tar o Be Seen in “Four Walls”| ne . ». s sokor wasesan veam | Billie Dove Heads Cast in This (Why He Leit Her Home Is « will meet the Avon town team to- | 5 swmng slmday morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at 0nerin E Iv A t Willow Brook park. This should X[l'emey pparen ! — prove to be one of the toughest op- — AR | v 0! t v - 2 ~ A battle between police and RoDsaiA dhe Joeals "l':l;: I an Te| An intensely dramatic climax laid ‘ (Contributed) sangsters as seen from the roof of | Safptnd = ¢ 2l lin a powerful stery of unusual sot- ! ready scored wins over Windsor and | - f . " Dear Mary Ann: SO Bored ting makes “The Night Watch,” the : scraper is one of | Collinsville and they will make | Jirst National picture which opens I was kinda, surprised the other (!1e un'usual saenes s.ho\\n in John ;t;:ng I:drm dto“'f\t(he locals. The | o, 5 “tour day engagement at .he nizht when you called me up 2 iilbert's starring picture, “Poyp | Bokals have mat we lost & gamegiang gunday nmight, a highly | why didn’t T take vou to the Easter: Walls,” which comes to the Capitol | Plaved at Willow Brook park, worth-while s duc , e C A A . vorth-while screen production. WeacE bl et et T i o theater Sunday for four days. whe docals pill Have hely stoang- | = Rini gyos el LSt Usague ball e i S The hattle takes place in and | ¢t lineup in the field. Joe McCor- | ;,or churming, has what many 41l the day. Well. Mary, as I am the #round the East Side Political Club | Mick, left hander from Kensington, regard as the most dramatic role kind ot a guy that calls a spade by when fwo rival gangs engage in a | Will occupy the slab with Haines|ge por starring career and one {it's front name Tl spiil the pews iree-for-all fight. John Gilbert and | or Sullick behind the bat, Johnny | yhich called upon all her orotion e % ; ioan Crawford escaped from the | Klatka's brother will be on first with | ) deniha for g convincing charac- £ v Soumon it el et and) hall to the roof and from this at second, Venturo at short | gorization g e Sl narngealy lie Wojack at third. Jervie. | gno plavs the wite of a naval Bithe e i Yo and Hayes will cover th g to the game which costs 75 cents i 2 ver the | officer who is falsely iniplicated in but I know's that you don't under janttalg T a murder which can only be cleared stand enough about baseball 1o en- l's ,;’fi;‘"‘fi il start promptly at | 5 by jer testimony and this testi- Joy it, especially 75 cents worth. Be : o: ook with Paut hedling the ¥ | mony will east 3 abadew upon fer sides I was lugging a roll that a Hoator, own honor. In this role Miss Dove auito could swallow in one natur | RS T v oo displayed unusual dramatic quali- mouthful even if he had tonsilitis RUHR SYN[]":ATE ties, and at the same time main- and not give him blood prossure : : tained a’fine restraint in her char- Anyways you, always ask more acterization. auestions than 4 flock of kids at o At the ball game to wet your whistle as , Beginning Monday for the first curcus and if they’s anything that , RE“PENING FIfiHT Lalf of the wesk another great pro- niakes my goat stray from the pick- you root for the home team—what's so gram of select vaudeville will t and kick up dust it's having | i G Lot ool offered—presents five acts that will i e e effective and pleasant as Diamond Ginger | feature Helen Stanley's Revue, a {he batter knock out that three-bag- | Ale? For the ball player, too, after a hot s T : . 0 : Sll fast, smappy fantastie offering of A tally, or was it done on 1 |Trying to Drive Out Briti dance; Romaine and Castle will of irpose. Although Tve explained | and tiring game, Diamond is a favorite— @ fer “Light and Da oonh the game to you many times you S e Goal R"als Lloyd Leslie Co. presents a unique Still ihink the “home plate” was | so sparkling, so smooth! oftering:! Coandaills’ Brasilien Gie i pusht In the erocery department of . o] cus will prove a sensation in some- 15 and 10 cent store, and that the ssen. Aug. 25 (UP)—Recent sta- | thing different in vaudeville and 5 ollahy) o ‘l"‘ o "“’l‘ Where "")”" Wonderful team-work in Diamond Ales— Ustics of the Rubr coal syndicate | The Four Mariners - are " jassical 1155 ANNA BROWN e s every position played by a star and each a nhautical son; TS, T 't i show clearly that, without much ado, et A Miss Anna Brown, secrefary fo Attorney Monrae S, Gordon, left |box you wants to know who slam. —~ the syndicate has resumed the fight | rh;):g:;ht‘r:gai)r"::“rn ::a ’,;‘v“rfi”}y:': today on a motor four of the New England states and parts of eastern | med him, and why factor in bettering every other. All ingredi- > i or *a da She e accompaniod v ss iheth dmo: xplains ths he batte: 't e Wit foreign. especially British, com- | vaudeville aftraction, ol Larry Iv;]«mh “jh ‘\]\Hl b accor i ;11 Miss Marv Elizal Edmonds of _‘H"Mll:l\"”} Adlrtho ',,“.'”'v on ents in Diamond Ginger Ale are the finest— [ petitors in the " disputed European | and his Orange Grove Entertaion, 3 "n “vun‘u| ¥ sceretary of the Girls Industria n iness club of [t | Biuia be s ¢ igging” ) r‘,".y' | coal markets. The figures for the | famous Radio stars in new and o [ A panailn kil IR Matne e S R o R RL el and such a blend! 1“"7" half of July which are avail- | iginal jazz. The feature movie n!-i ETROr oL & Mine helons wesuming Uiz telp. |it's true that ihe catcher swears a | @ble now, record a steep increase | traction will present Renee Adoree I PR s S| ot f,nxtmnn' coal exports especially 10 | o1, Conrad Nagel in “The Michigan | = e e Pt a B it Ko oo Pure Jamaica ginger aged and matured ese territories, | Kia," s Hex Boach atory. [ M. Stowell have returned from P ] ey o 3 o As will be recalled, the Ruhr coal ) [ Burlington, Vt. where they attended ersonals i ‘I'W"“fw'""l:‘:;""'h’- two whole years to give Diamond Ales . owners only as recently as May this annual Grange e rs’ con _— St fbs o ess. SUHN CILBERT [vear had announced theis sradual NEWINET[]NE [] P [ferenco, e T , shertston would be i e only hat that mild mellowness. And only the best withdrawal from the battlefield. Democrats Name Delezates Lo AN N Leold. Holcomby ot (7L SO (DTeRed s Saas - = Fhnisen polat foan cver the para-|p MRNEL fom - bio S bailleneld. o Usl o ‘ T e e Delepuie heta | Corbin avenue are spending o week |Shined. ete. And i the wire in front fruit juices, orange, lemon, and—for dry t and watch the ht the o a @ caucus was he 1t Innis of the stands is to keep the fans el s M one | decrease o a minimum their exports [in the Town hall last evening ana 2! Indian Neck (o1t ok ot it thebrienl o ing—lime. s e e eI ol et to markets where selling was tanta- the following were elected dele % running the umpires rageed. And if | Mits' Grawgord! has the h"‘g‘mnum to losing money, that is to State convention, Walter L. Mo Misses Rose, Gertrude and Betty | ity s that no guy is elizible to St e e i nnlrk-]:s “);»r.- v:wy were competing _— and Patrick H. Martin: congr B gl T t Will leave | piay uniess he can chew gum or fo- . - with British coal. . . sional, Frank E. Martin and Freq H, 107 O ich tomorrow where | haceo at g d rate, and does they cludes Carmel Myers, Vera Gordon, : i ! 1 unti it T bt And. £ogs Hhey o aiteis ol mmet |, Durllnz 'h“] n;on;h ]Of .\hv“nu;oris‘wm Ask Repl‘mma[]ve [[] RI]I] Callahan; senatorial, John K. Walsh | 1% Will remain intil Labor Day. buy there chewing stuff in one doz. DIAMOND GINGER ALES 5 o o o such markets had actually been and Patrick McKenna; probate, 15 en lots, suzh as the balls are pur- | G Connor and Jack Byron. Mice D-lcut down. In June, however, a for Office Again o R e e Bertini of | chase i ut S e ;gn(;,';r.v}.,';'i‘,;f;"f slight increase was noticeable and | 2 . Chestnnt nding the | After T explains who the captain > *COTB | the figures for the first half of July _— | ) ST . week-end 15 you spoils it all b king if the of Abbott and A Rine completo | Indlcate that for this month exporta| T A ‘Qllai‘letg Over New Pail i test of the crew are called decks | W . L% "WPe1% 1o disputed markets will reach or| Newington, Aug. eling | inds in Fatal Shootin Miss Hilda Olson of Stanley Court hands. Again when getting the dia- : showings on Sunday at 6:30 and | yyoq” reach those of April this| Of the republican town committee | L wfl I5 Spentitia: her ibitinn D liond e s e ; 8:15 with continuous shows Mon- | was held last evening at the noum[ Wend L e o | Blutte, 3 i T e e = day, Tueslay and Wednesday at has brought about this new [Of Chairman Harry A Webster and | 8 11Tl 0ver the ise of e that resembles a boarding house 2] On Thureday a double feature| panecin™yho Bunienters policy is | Plans were completed for the coming | [ 1 D W edid o Anderson, My, |bedspring, you suggest they cement & program Will be offerad presenting| ot ven quite clear, The desision to | caticus at which delegates to et e s s R B er Oceupin and Mrs, the infield ‘and then the only care Charlle Murray in “The Man” a | curtail exports was due to the pres- | publican state convention at New | Ernest Haddad, a Syrian. south oy | Emma 11 =pend the next two | Would be to sweep it off. Also when layghable story with Murray at his|sure or the Huettenzechen with. | Haven Sept. 7 and $ will be elected. | /"8 Haddad, a sy ty jail at Al | Weoks at Oak Lodge, Waverly Parls, | this same bimbo uses a rake fo Lest The co-feature will L OHCin the Syndicate. These Huetten-| A committee of two, Harry A |t 0 wanit sl e 5 smooth the ground near the bases | o None But the Brave,” a stirring | conen—mines directly soupled with | Webster and L. L. Harding, was ap | probable cause had been seima | Miss Margaret Sanders you asks if he's gonna start a gar i drama with a very interesting story. | gtoel mills and blast furnaces and | pointed to wait on George W. Han- | 1708 0 1% Do municipal coupt | t1e Meadow avenue i e en and if he's so dumb as to think a SR Wwhich hence are consuming most or | bury, representative from Newing- |} \" : weels at Marblehead, ) Heccen Snyiliing enospis eyt in INVENTOR WORKS ON all of their production at home—are | ton last session. to ascertain whether | "\ 0 : You also acks why don't the play- i | but. mildly interested in exports. or ot be would conelder belng & | 5o e naw! niilk pall Haddad i ar | . Motoneycla Offfacr R sty dellva o ey ol PROPELLING MACHINE\ They were certainly not inter- | candidate for the position again this |\ g, 10 have run from the bary | Off duty hecause ;,’f'w h\‘\’f.’ ,.'.‘n”;l\'.w,;.:\'x.q .nr;“:h.» ',',:l ested in exports incurring losses | year. A |and secured a 22-calibre rifle, with lm'm\-» of the fans after making a =5 —— [yhich they, as members of the| The chairman assigned scctions of |\Lich ne returm oot ahot Curtls| 20 Mrs. Walter 1. LEHGHIE Soteh Cieleads Vot. ity endica e embers e com- |y, - bk [ cis st oft today iy i ¥ He Believes Men Should Save Au | odicaie had fo bear - as these B oa o menbetl ot the €O neGuE Il s ok Gl aleot 2o e e %! |touching i) s of thelr pape. Diamond Bottling Corp., Waterbury, Conn. SSeS We S ce se s 4l | five minutes later. Consta T e o oL L o eeds you peanuts to ) Their Energy for Really !mns Wwhich each member paid per | vuss to secure names to be added o | jju Sullivan, who made the arrest : e you quiet vou talks between | [ton of his production. In May the|the to-be-made list. The sections |said (it fiaddud laughed over tho|pa ico Henty B Moche of the elty \nil FiL SE0 SRl SUE, Bethest Big Tasks, | Hucttenzechen apparently were able | were assigned as follows: Maple Hill, | yine and expressed himself as be. |- Police court will resume his du- [\ o " B B T pityingly and re- ¥ i | to bring home their point and ob- | Mrs. k. B. Proudman and L, wd that he had done j |1CS Monday, aiter his annual marks, “Of all the plac:s to take “ » i Paris, Aug. (UP)—The time I8 | tain the decision that exports to | Harding; Center, Har y A. Webster | Curtis, 18t ons Al el tion 8 Diige AT D, * Will be oGt jane, he had to bLring her here. RED” GRANGE .m‘?e"onx B b tox dlstast whe i ittls, Who is a native of Bath |op (1 t & COLLEEN MOORE in “Oh Kay. oL the itk mihen ianan o ® | disputed markets should be cut|and Mrs. A. Elliott; Elm Hill, jand Maddad who came here from |°F 'N* Cit¥ next wec Not that T care what they says, only 4 4 mechanically propelled, sing little | qown and membership dues low- | Mrs. V. L. Eddy and Charles L.{Derry, N. H., were both emploged R sometimes it makes me feel as em- muscular energy and conserving all | creq in accordance, Luce; south, Mrs. Margaret Lrwin by 1. 15 11, Moutton n el | . TABS BEAT EAGLES barrassed as a guy caught in the act PR oo ot b ot Ereiteot ) = and - Clarence Hosford; northeast, | Brook farm. Moulton said lust night | (g o), 2% defeated the L 12 lof arinking outa the finger-bowl. | Sl gl theory of santos.| FaMous Old Fortress to Mrs. Irene Hayes and A. J. Apter: | that in the 15 months Hagod TR i ”‘],”;””' raternal | Also when the 3 o 1 ~ WA 0L B - z Junction, Mrs. Leila 8. Sherwood [been in his employ he has never o | o K . s il e rtstop tries for a pop-fly, anc TWICE SUNDAY Dumont, the pioncer flier, who has| Be Turned Into Museum |J25cien, Mrs. L fitore. Ginblasen. femae: Lo ch be- | Tabs idd by to 1 score in the gne of ‘em holds up a mitt and yells, 6:30—8:30 been spending the last few months| Leningrad, Russia, Aug. 25 (P— Postcards have been prepared by | them trouble BIER | last fning. when careleasness al- |“T nave iL¥ you remarks, “Huh,| MON.,, TUE! in Burope completing the inventlon | Shiisaciburg fortress, in whose dun- | 2 oeorat, Nk B i) most cost them the game, I've never soen an infielder yet that Bt ' of & small mofor o be used in| geons some of Russia's most famous | (1€, 54T et e A a1 R o % has “I1* Then again when I ex- | The Exquisite Beauty of the Screen mountain-climbing. 1t has only onc- | revolutionaries were imprisoned dur- | Mhalct The Gavhss il e o POR, BISE e PTED ADS framme before the winners could stop |plains that & hatter “saceitiord,» you Her “Most Glorious Role ‘ tenth of onc horsepower. weighs | ing the Czarist regime, will be turn. | YOeTs: SIANDASE WL s e ST RESULTS them. interrupts with, “Yeh, I understands | | two pounds and can be adjusted to|ed in‘o a museum August 29, by the members before September 4, ] o man's back without the slightest| Cells under the level of the Neva's | e 1ast day on which names can fiscomfort. An ingenious series of | waters, some of which bear fnserip- | ¢ 2dded to list to be made a voter. light metalic bands are connected | tions made there by famous prison.| _Fire Commissioners' Meeting yith short skis, if the climb is to | crs, will be opened o public view, | The regular meeting of the board be made over snow, and to a pair| A number of marble tablets with the of commissioners of the unh-nl tire of miniature “caterpill runners| names of prisoners executed there | district will be held in the Town for harder surfaces, | will mark the Shlisselburg execution h'alxl on Tuesday e from 7 to § “The energy required to keep up | place. o'clock instcad of Monday evening P e o ‘ with modern husiness has made | — as has been the case heretofor PICK 0" THE PICTURES! such an invention inevitable,” the| NO ACCIDE | Petitions for extension of servic T Q man_who conceived the bat-wing| Vienna, Aug. (UP)—Five [and complaints will be received, W!CE UUNDAY style of airplanes has told his clos. | years operation without an ac Discussion of Flowers 6:30—8:15 est friends. “Why should a man|which either Kkilled or disabled a| The next meeting of the Newing- | . s : wear himself out physically when | passenger is the record held by |ton Garden club will be held at the | MONDAY—TUESDAY—WED! " his energy is required to keep up | the Austrian Air Transport Com- |home of Mrs. L. M. Bancroft on | the world's progress.” | pany., Organized in 1923 by former | Robbins avenue, Maple Hill on Many are laughing at the inven.| Lieut.Col. Deutelmoser, this com- |Sept. 6. A discussion of dahlias and s X | tor's latest ideas, but they also| pany has put planes in the air for | fall flowers will be held with Miss GANGSTER— v NlGHT WATC ” laughed a quarter of a century ago | flights in all directions. Elsie G. Starr of the Junction as | [ when he was making insignificant — the leader. Mrs. Bancroft will be JAILBIRD hops and trial flights in the Bois RAZOR BLADES POUR IN assisted by Mrs. E. R. Hitchcock. - g . | de Soulogne. He does little flying| Mt. Clemens, Aug. 25 (UP)—He At Grange Conference with Donald Reed fvadays. When he does take to|advertised for old razor blades—and | Mr. and Mrs. Charles L.. Luce, Mr. | He fought his great- the air it is usually as a passenger. [he got thousan Every mail |and Mrs. R. H. Erwin, Mr. and Mrs, L e s [ = s brought in additional dozens, and | Chester Rowley and Mrs. Elizabeth | est battle wiih him- _Two lovers, separated for years, wimmer Will youngsters brought scores more in find each other again on a Dread- 5 5 | person. William G. Waever, florist, 3 " i Still Try for Record |wanted the biades for wse in scra- naught. fi'“” u‘f’ “'f" of t.h' command- i Lo‘n'df:nl. Aug, P— Hnlda‘ Sharp, | ping lime from the glass cazes over er has hidden in his cabin. He is her youthful London swimmer, who con- | his ros X i | quered the English channel yester- The Feast hushand’s best friend. What happens as day 'm.s l-ummvtl} to RBoulogne for | S ——————— the ship moves into action makes one of another try at the choppy waters. . . iR ' Miss Sharp made her swim in 15 '!"’ most startling love stories ever hours and 5 minutes, failing to beat | PALACE o filmed. ' the women's record of 14 hours and 31 minutes established by Gertrude — TODAY — Ederle. M rp is confident that 3 - - . she will beat Miss Ederle’s record on | AT ot Shine Mandcaiie t ronzo e her second attempt which will be On the Screen L] made almost immediately. ] N as- 3 RAMON KEN . The London girl, through her ety 7 Will Be Held At LEN § Y U trainer. Jabez Wolff, issucd a chal- ||~ YOVARRO | MAYNARD I,H.F”' L BRI o TEnss o A B b B i retty Girls in a Fantastic Ofiering vetae | e | e 1 Lake Compounce ATeitan had Ireland Will Have Two you OF AD- CRANDALL'S Signatures on Treaty A5 VENTURE BRISTOL BRAZILIAN CIRCUS air, Paris, Aug. 25 (P—Little Ireland ¥ : ene emallest of the national originally & someling DiNuros coat adhering to the Kellogg-Briand war SUNDAY—MONDAY = —— th & renunciation treaty, will have two lg | S etto signatures on (hat document. “OH BABY” LLOUD Lhe[4h CO: ures President Cosgrave will sign for / Smart Entertainment nge. the Irish Free State and Lord Cush- with The ultimate in fireworks. el . elvet enden, acting head of the British . rich foreign office, for Great Britain and || MAadge Kennedy, David Butler 2 of the Countries Largest FOUR MARINERS a8 northern Ireland. — Added Feature —— 3 The Jazzical Nautical & o3 Cushenden's signature will stand AR 5 Firework Concerns will com- Spectaculart ey ‘:"“'fl i gidne for all divisions of the empire not MARUE THE KILLER' pete for a $200 Cash Prize. the rigning as individual states. His Featuring Klondike ROMAINE AND CASTLE u th la Y b D5 In benalr of & Dopulation of ons|| THe Magnificent Police Dog ki Charlie T e e Oy sol- e 3 e and a_quarter million and his sep. || |||l Daneing, Tassillo's Band My ey arate signature for George V. as em- b Mother s peror of India will be in representa. COMING WEDNESDAY 5 The Head Thursday it tion of three huncred millions ; i < Tove with el BOB LARRY and his rown : CLARA BOW in Facilities for 5,000 cars. JOAN CRAWFORD Co-Feature . ; v of READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS “LADIES OF THE MOB" Appealt . ORD «None But the ORANGE GROVE ENTERTAINERS! wfl: PO BEED BT Vera Gordon—Carmel Myers Brave” Renee Adoree, Conrad Nagel in “The Michigan oucl hie. i L