New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 5, 1929, Page 8

8 CURTIS FAMILIAR WITH NEW DUTIES Vice President Has Watched Others Wield Gavel_lor 90 Years Washington, March Curtis of Kansas halls of conzrss today Iis presidency first residing ove L view president turned*to er of course with e of dinted the senats Showed sharp con- sssor. Charles er Curtis Fought Hooy L1AD ERALD CLASSINIED ADS FOR BEST RESUL T KEED Pri rade’ fans every comer to ¢ New York idmire her charmin and fairly here for this on Proadway by the she dresses her hair. method 1 simp nse in car- for my says Miss Shea “has been of great help to e motion picture wher heir must st the th 1y one's . It's t00. Iways < its hes ing for busy girls canuse it is 50 cusy. Most of I know in «ta e girls and picture word are taking it up as soon as they hear ubout it. All you do is put a little Danderine on your brush every time you usc it. It makes your hair %0 casy to dress and holds it in pla wonderfully. It's ideal for girls who are lefting their hair grow. It keeps my Fair and scalp so cleun and comfortable. I don't shampoo half so often, now. It gives my hair such a silky, soft, lustrous appear- ance that all my friends comment on it.” Danderine removes the oily film from each strand of hair, restores i(s natural color, gives it more lust than brilliantine. 1t cleanses ani ipvigorates the gcalp: hilps over come dandruff. It s delightfuli Yragranced: isn’t aticky or oily: doesn’t show. Wives, “sot™ wit) last longer. All drugz fores have ‘1 in generous 35c botties, - \ One fatality |ONE MAN MEETS DEATH IN BIG NEWPORT FIRE aval Torpedo Station Employe Kill- od During $150,000 Blaze in Heart of Rhode Island City. ” of last Newport, It 1, March 5 growing out night's $150.000 blaze in the business section of this city was reporfed to- day hospi death at the Ne al of John I Young omobile was damaged by fire us from the naval fraining sta- vport th ap- while responding 10 A man in s machine I for help sent out by the rtment. Young fwenties, was a « W tarpedo stations ugh ilian o > at the na fire swept thr tuo ness blocks, the Tosen Luilli angs block and g orn two lour b including Mrs s Cameron Chir 1 Vandert NAUGURATION NoT §) SIVPLE ABROAD er T 1 a sty oty Foreign Rulers Have Arduous Duties-Mikado's Are Worst ng < o Ceremo Flaborat I J Pacades AIMost 4 nivers; carvia onatio r countrics to his persona jous limonsine was waiting to m he Among Persian Dece Cineks lags and b orated Pennsyli March were R not ascension cnough Teheran of citizens 4 Khan's 1o make for the orcasion of n teaspots, nted lays Secorated the line “lorks, 1asee ete but especially hest dis o arch witl 1otogra! clocks in take great pride. “Today, United States wi be just anothor day. F new e The sted miore than a we Persi in the nation utice ir Japanes ok Even in modern republics, dinners, receptions, e and other fune tiona spread over se corcntony packed into the March 4. can acquire 0 ef a tin ceremonies recent par eral days the whicrh the United States daylight hours of They serve in many ways— Herald Classiticd Ads. All 22 New Britain Diuggi~ts NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1520. “My Thirty Years 'had been foundering in a Just after the war, when I board the President Grant Captain Rind, 1 had my first oxperi- 10 go out in a lire hoat ighter had communicated with Ly radio and told us that they had a man aboard who was in a serious condition, suffering from ligament, and both eded to s predetermined posi- By CAW s right X o Associated Press) CHAPTER VI seaman is ever veady to lond « hand ers mdis- encs A fr to his feliow wo Race, eolor or er taken into o 4 vossel first never s When ships reports e all in the vicinity commum a determine wl st ships which ssistance ol and proce the to take over a xpedite 1 I under full st When we ongside froighter 1 b transter. icken ship. Durmg my life at motor wumbher of o to b h vessel insisted sure of having hoard i Upon accompanying Vinally one of the rays spica (he man DEATH TOLL IS NOW 28 IN BULGAR EXPLOSION Other= serionshy Injured and $1.000.- o0 Damage Done in Blow-up of Sofia Arsenal » Wl plosion of i Ll tv valued STOR 1o CHIEL S can World-femons Gleadard Madal 83 Conmtitassion ez and Antemebilo Cloaney B:rry & Bamforth 19 MAIN STREET TEL. 2501 | | | was | with | CONN. PRODUCES TOUCH OF COLOR Delegation in Inauguration Pa- Tade Stands Out Sharply " trespondent March i—Dow flag-bedecked nation, Governor of Connectient, It conty ) Ry GEOT MANNING (Washington N Washington, rain-soaked street of the H. Trambull colorful and from his state making procession, impressie in yesterda lonoring anguration of Herbert Hoover 1o the presidency of the Unitod States In marked contrast to the ness of the afternoon. spoiled me unrclenting raiy cscort as they way by a an re the pa zovernor's down historic from the capitol to 1he Pennsylvania W hite ity, undaunted by the weather QFifth in the order of states in the Trumbull an fifth i al union, scort of tions of the of venerable Governor assimed a plag Trom line 29 governors a matter custon respeet for the tion. Il Connvetic At its headd Seeretany Nimself, He Leeonpanic Ldwa James Gilson the 1o rode in by F g0 i (RRi s sroup. acting ad of Connec rs with the nationa il the colors of the Connecticut with lowed, Neat in line wer the governo Col state st menb s staff, incliding the in oric Tohn Coolidg: son of presidont. wi reast down the Tiis four a sweet. drizzle ent and bearing of the Hous between two sohid walls of human- depressig union who took part as mcoming administri- I Keliey, formal guar Amer Reach for a Lucky instead of | Troop A" of the governor's horse guards, in their Continental uni- |forms partly hidden by proteeting slickers, rode their chargers in the nest place in the line in a manner befitting the history and widespread enviable reputation of their organi- zation. They were commanded by Captain N Durant, of New Ha- ven. Thr the courtesy of the war departpient, their mowits were loaned them by the Sinteenth regi- ment of regular atiny fickd artillery stationed at Fort Meyer, Va. No than Horse brother Ranization, the Governors iuards, of MHartford, and New Ja- wio commandeciod i Breat of credit the Connccticat representation their Pros- cnee. One of units was in the ha of Major 1. B. "oster of New Haven, while Major A. W. Hyde of Hartford, led the other ) men made up two groups. Pilly-five the or- oot terald) u the loss picturesque Guards was ils main John A the ! ngent ven, for by e story very he in- nasti- noa Over @yy anti-aireraft 242nd Coust the com- S, Smith, trom men comprising the on of Battery k. Artillery regiment, under mand of Captain - Alvin completed the representation ut raded venue Connect ated h at the Hirain : ud the congress Tie Trumbutl st with a luncheon by Scnator 1attended by t1 Overnor's part delezation i Governor ofticial day capitol givin Bingham, ai he d his n othe - wrs of Conneet ITmmedtately tollowing this part inpr mony attendant to the of Vice Prosident ( chamber. At v and took in the wtis in th the conclusion of the official rs of cou- a the a car 1 this, Do secompanicd party membe made up of cabinnt i jutant ticut Lom- (e of 1 fol ers of Major tiring diplomaric the supreme stand cou Zovernors 1o the st sidy lent oo He then for the Neith nor took part in the line of the Capitol wher oath of of " r 100k 1h oined his s delegation parads r Mrs e Froambull, Ler danugh- Tadics parads . n this being in = = ————— Ipeared on his private yacht, but } H ER |later 1eturned and reported to po- |lice that he had left to avoid pub- ’lu‘uy. IN MIAMI K“‘LINE\ Mrs. Wilson left a scries of notes, 1 in which she referred to “Guy." who {was believed to be Loomis. In one of the communications, apparently addressed to Looms, she wrote, [*While your tirst wife Julia was {working at the Plaza for $60 & month, we were ouly a few doors away having everything your mil. lions could buy." No Powder Marks on Dead | Woman—Notes Found March & (®)—Mys- rounded 1he Killing in Sunday of Mrd. Nora . whose body was found iliet through her head, > first theory advanced by po- lice, which still was (heir strongest belief, that the woman, a for- | mer o for Guy A. Loom- | is, wealthy New York winter visitor, had taken her own life. Offic vestigating the case. lowever, now ive through the.Classified Ads. have disclosed that the fatal wound | bore no powder hwrns and some | were inclined to helieve she died by | 666 Is. in- | a hand other than her own. | Is & Prescription for In the meantime. Loomis, “"":(‘A)lds, (h‘ippe. Flll. l)enzue. was heing sued for $25.000 Ly Mys, | 2200 ot Wilson for alleged back s ior' Bilious Fever and Malaria, her serviees as honscheeper 10 s the most speedy renwsty known, | Miami, Fla., tery today su Loomis told investigators that his | “rclations with Mrs. Wilson have Loen those of cmployer and benes “tor.” He described the notes as probably having been written while Mrs. Wilson was “highly excited.” wa A The Herald offers a business serve WINTER . | HAVE SCIATICA SO BAD 1 CAN'T WALK WITHOUT PAIN Sl USE SLOAN'S LINIMENT TO EASE PAIN FROM SCIATICA. YOULL FeEL MORE LIKE WALKING . SLOANS LINIMENT 18 35¢ A BOTTLE AT ALL DRUG STORES. Sloan’s Linin RYTYEY /" Miss Billie Burke, Popular American Actress and Star of the Stage reach, ”LMZ amastef@c;iwway mtainbtyatlimfiyme” 15, Bune “To stay slender veach for a Lucky Strike instcad of a swect when your sweet-tooth tempts you. I have practised this for years and find it a most effective way of retaine ing a trim figure. There is something to the toasting process which develops a flavor in Luckies that completely satisfies the desire for sweets. At the same time, toasting takes out the irritants and Luckies never affect the voice.” BiLLiE BURKE Authorities attribute the enormous ‘increase in Cigarette smoking to the improvement in the process of Cigarette manu. facture by the application of heat. It is true that during the year 1928, Lucky Strike Ciga- rettes showed a greater increase than all other Cigarettes combined. This confirms in no une certain terms the public’s confidence in the superiority of Lucky Strike. hote — “It’'s toasted” No Throat Irritation-No Cough. Coast to coast radio hook up every Saturday night through the National Broadcasting Company’s neswork. The Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra in “The Tunes that made Broadway, Broadway.” ican Tobscco Co.. M