New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1929, Page 16

NEW B TUESDAY, APRIL 9, RITAIN DAILY HERALD, ———— - e ————— \ | - e = Oulem stherwies indicated. theatrical notices enéd reviews f3 thle colump are €=%es by Drem agencier fer the espective smusemes! SompADy. JOHN GllliLRl‘ AT STRAND e AMERICAN MAGATINES DENOUNCED IN CANADA Lducators in Session at Vancouver Hear Sensational Periodicals Are Upeetting Moral Balance FORMER TREASURER OF UNITED STATES DEAD James Gilfillan, Who Served from 1875 to 1883, Succumbs at Col- chester at Age of 93. $2,000, 000 Hanard Lahoratories Open opened and s, called the Mal- linckrodt Converse Memorial laborator search wo of the plants ward Mall the family of ¥ former New ¥ the Converse I ory. Gillette > Denies He Worries Over Fuller Springfield, Mass, April 9 (UP)— Senator Frederick H. Gillett denied today that his re n ‘o Massuchu- setts was caused by worry over the announcement that former Gov- Alvan T. Fuller might seek the nomination for senator in 1930 Gillett said he was not aware un til Monday that Fuller intended to be a candidate. While he would not say Adefinitely whether he would a candidate again. Gillet has said he would not run if former Presi- dent Coolidge sought the senate sea’ ion Ed- 36 for the ere cre d ernor e Approximately 900,000 men are now employed in British coal mines. ALL THE LATEST FICTION A Day Rental. 3¢ Minimum charge 10 cents.) BEACON BOOK AND GIFT SHOP 85 West Main St. llll lll /"A\ the h BLIZZARDS IN WEST Nevada [ e "'"x'iff!" gamas | Liv NATIONS ACTTO | SAFEGUARD MONEY (eneva Gonierence Told Counter- Teiting Must Be Curbed | i Geneva, April 9 () — Vilem Pos- pisil, governor of the national bank of Czechoslovakia, today estimated that $1.0¢ in counterfeit cur- s circulated annually, the being made in the course address of the .n- ce on the sup- terfeiting. ]O\'Vh s @ d president of conference while the vice pres- 1 were Hugh R. Wil ter at Berne, and president of th ve non-league Al the conferen ted Stats, Russia, Br: Turkey. npiatl ‘»i‘/" spar roor bowl, cooki inver convention | for foiling | President Pospisil iculty in testing foreign currenev rations encouraged nd their sphere of criminal 1o use the asing the ering pun internation port to be sub ted to the ges Swift Penalties possible for the to remain indiffer tional combination of ey must make by improving punishme ernational DAMAGE FRUIT CROPS Cold United before and California Have and snow While Atlantic Sea- board Suffirs Heat Wave P—Wih b of the draft cooperation nowhere SR everywhere he se- acious police de- swift Claim Russ Complicity In Indlan Bomh Outldxzc eiting Defined s are also to be the offense of making of r standard with or sup ne coins: rior he the intrinsic value of lering their suh 115 the alteration of ition of Jonger en and the res giving ran money ny operation with or paper notes th ban' London Is Silent ¢ on lands last year. | dor must come 8 to 12 Da“ es as Amhassadnr April 8, (P—A = London that Dawes, HARTHORD THURS, FRL and SAT. April 11, 12 and 13 Matinee Satu lny THE GREX;E';T / - SHOW OF MIRTH & JOE COOK . RAIN:SHINE with TOM HOWARD HUGE 7 HANDSOME / HILARIOUS /. Direct Irom Solid Year's Run at George M. Cohan Theater, New XY Do Not Delay Until Too Late 10 Get Seats e foreign offic t that it was 1 T ion or drcnia an ar from Was More 0,000 tons of 1 produced in the N MAIL ORDERS NOW Prices: Eves, Ore $1.50; Fa Mat, Orch. Cir. $1; Gal. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10 ODD FELLOWS’ HALL Adm. 50c Imperial Orchestra sat. Fam. COMPLETE CCULAR SERVICE We examine your eves, prescribe glasses only when necessary, also guarantee their correctness and your satisfaction. HENRY F. REDDELL Optometrist Offices No. 315—316 RAPHAEL BLDG. 99 WEST MAIN ST. PHONE 1185 last 1 mber in Seatd Clar | averred that Mrs. Kennedy rented i a hotel apartment here where they appearance of currency of a higher value by altering the marks or fig- ures indicating the nominal value. The draft convention |pulahs that in every country investigations | should be organized by a central po- hce office which should always be m close contact with the central of- fices of other countries. Communi- cations as to forgeries should be co: Aimee Semple McPherson, evangel- stant between countries. Offenses ist, made *violent and passionate & are recognized as extradition crimes. [love” to him and then refused to| Any disputes arising from interpre- | marry him were on file here today tation of the convention are to be in a $30.000 breach of promise suit settled by the world court of jus- 'y Rev. H. H. ( middle aged tice. The convention enters into minister of the ian denomin- force when five ratifications or ac- ation here. cessions by members of the league The r. who filed the suit or non-members of the league shall alleged that Mrs. have been deposited. came into his life under the name of N v E. Clark 1 Almee Seattle, April 9, (P—Charges that Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, mother of assumed could “talk undisturbed.” fie suit set forth that while they cd of establishing a tabernacle Clark in Seattle outfitting “gospel ship” for missionarg work and along the Pacific nedy persuaded apartment and another IN GIVIL ACTIONS Decisions Recorded in Five Suits Over Promisory Notes asserted that Mrs. oposed marriage, prom- the tabernacle and wedding. t yesterday. > re- An order of strict foreclosure was anted in the matter of the nercial Trust Co, Lash on Stanley ¢ mount of indebtednes -1 has ber “of reder o op picture i non-payment wry.. Ther Kennedy two wer being $5.- “Mary E Mrs. Kennedy when 2 e he saw r last Febru- d on bandone l him, tted her true lleged that Kennedy then informed him would not wed him. Clark also alleged he had given , his position on the strength of | agreement > tabe and \‘\ s ref | declared, ther action ag: st company ju issued by the de " on November four were er by the defendant as follows: $38.63 issued by E, January 26, also by M one for $702 on Februa $200 by Sar 19 The tamages. to sta I ing “gospe 5 usal he had 1eft him heartbrolen s 10 Rescue Cal, April ¢ Semple McPhe id her mother n inform- breach of (P— rso; o, re nd one for mee June 28, |eva t, came to Kenr night had i t Sed the latter @ for the puvnu.f\ in two Lounis Neut ent was given for $46.55 on a Alpert rey In the ven for $3¢ warges against my 0 absurd 10 cven co McPherson. * Lnow eser a note. Attor! also on i Counsel for | 1 to hely 1 the br and | would “for Leing,” Mrs. iy in g promis MePherson ctween her s ag » forgo! h McDermott of Hartford. T John | John H I, Downes, counsel, More than 1 ot cloth we country last yoa Musi and sound e company_all_our attractions TODAY CPLASTERED IN PARIS® with SAMMY COHEN and JACK PENNICK Sereen’s b o Team with BILL €ODY TOMORROW Dress Goods Shop 100 MAIN A Few Extra Specials for Wednesday Our Anniversary Sale ONLY 100 wLian poELL s AL Uniet Ricena Mas A RUFFLED CURTAINS with silk hemstitching 790 Pair Reg. 49¢ 42-in. PEQUOT PILLOW TUBING 34 C vad Reg. 39c Striped and Printed BROADCLOTH l 9 C Yard Reg. T5¢ &1-in. LOCKWOOD BLEACHED SHEETING 45 C Yard Reg. 59c Double Faced LINEN CRETONNE 290 Yard Sde INDIAN HEAD 21 C Yard Reg. $1.69 in. SILK SATIN (black only) sl '00 Yard Reg. $§1.50 56-in, Black and White Checked WOOL MATERIAL : 95C Yard Reg. $1.89 40-in. Washable SILK FLAT CREPE sl '29 Yard It you have secn this pictare before You will Jike It better 1 time. Short Subjects Rialto Theatre TODAY ONLY A Wonderful Polish Drama -Obraz Also Najwieksz DZIS DZIs TREDOWATA (THE LEPER) Dodatkowo: Ostatnie Dozynki. U Press denta. Orar Polski Marszalak Pilsudski Rreg. Step-in is “out”. 64 West Main Street Minnie Kennedy. case,” Ken- T in strongly “hypocr him ac fary, A o'clock tonight past matr McPherson’s Mother Sued | I by Minister for Promise Breach| () [NV[]Y HERRICK Minne Calls it “Blackmail” Portland, Ore., April 9 (¥—Mrs. | mother of Aimee mple McPherson, Los Angeles cangelist, characterizes the $50.000 heart halm suit brought against her in case of | him.” cattle by Rev. H. H. Clark as a biting the hands that feeds “I have nothing to say about this was her first declaration. | hen she augmented her statement | worded phrases to “blackmail” \\nh{‘ and | | — L City Items ; ferences | fashion foxglove, Canterbury hell r sale. Hansen's Perennial | Elm Hill, Tel. 1791 .—! . | Co. No. 4 of the fire department Afternoon for a gre avenue, and Co, Ihourne property on or a grass fire A meeting of t Ladics' 0. H. will be held at Final pl will he which will be ! at| Auxil- | 7:15 | quet | Brownsville, supper at 4 past patro; ition vaill hold a mecting Paulin wm of Vi rom 4 k in the cause of th police were 1 irn of the rry Kevorkian s Wi STRAND TODAY dlld \\ JOHN GILBERT i “DESERT NIGHTS” A Romance of the African Desert Ernest Torrence ‘ Mary Nolan | VAUDEVILLE | THE BROADWAY FPUNSTER "lll v Hn\\'url FASHIONETTE RIVUE 7 Peppy Misses FSMOND and GRANT Plapper and Jdelly Bean SAMBLER BROS, Athletes HAMP and BLCK €O, Around the Town THURS., FRL, SAT. Soon the Strand Screen will talk Gray Kid Straps and Pumps At the Special Price of $5.85 STARTING WEDNESDAY MORNING These models sold regularly at $10. 00. The lines are 1ncomp1ete 0 drop in before your size Sloan’s Smart Shoes Opp. Burritt Hotel | today toward the United States to| | announce | to New flight to some inland point, possibly as far as St. Louis. Colonel Lindbergh had a busy final day in Mexico City, spending it exactiy as he liked tinkering about his own Curtiss-Falcon biplane at Valbuena Field and inspecting new Mexican army planes there. In the course of his visit at Valbuena he | heard Mexican army aviators talking about the flying eccentricities of new._ biplane, with which they had had difficulty. He asked to see the plane and | took it up and came down in a per- | fect landing. Later he took it up | and gave a twenty minute demon- stration of stunting which astonished and delighted those watching him. ‘When he finally brought it down to | earth again he explained a few de- | tails of handling to the Mexican of- | ficers and then went on about the work on his own plane. LINDY T PAY DEBT (Grateful Airman Will Attend Funeral of Amhassador Mexico City, April 9 (P—Colonel Charles A. Linibergh turned his face pay his tribute to Ambassador Myron b3 , whose body will arrive New York Saturday from France. To Mr. Herrick Lindbergh always has considered he owed a debt of ‘more than gratitude"—it was Mr. Herrick, who upon Lindberg's land- ing at Le Bourget took him in hand | 1 piloted him about Paris in a| which led to his general tion as America’s “good will ador to France.” the occasion of Ambassador | death Colonel Lindbergy| “1 have lost mere than | at Turkish ruggs and carpets import- ed into the United States last year were valued at $2,470,000, de amb: On Herri: said simp Althongh there ‘was no definite Jnent of his plans it was spected Lindbergh would go direct York, arriving there pos-! sibly Wednesday or Thursday, and meet the Freach cruiser Tourville | fremon e bborprerhave) when it docks Saturday with the| mc:nmv:fdw&'m'm body. He was expected to trail th stocking funcral train to Cleveland where in Atsldraszia 190 and st s terment will take place. His schedule called for departure at’ dawn today, with a flight to exas, over a distance 500 miles. 1t was be- Within one minyte after you apply Alicock’s Corn Plastes of less than ! lieved he woul continue his day's | Let the Young Folks Cook But be sure they use Rumford and their cookies, cakes and biscuits will be as wholesome, appetizing and digestible as yours. Rumford assures success to youn¢ cooks as well as to experienced ones. It Never Spolls @ Baking 973 The Wholesome BAKING POWDER fect Vitaphone House! CAPITOL - Now Playing All This Week f‘,’ Metrq Golduyn Mayer s TALKING FINGING DANCING ? ramatic ensation i *, < P Directed Ry HARRY BEAUMONT Straight from its Broadway triumph! The greatest mar- vel of the Talking Screen! 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