New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 30, 1929, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY , JULY 30, 1929. Cnless otherwise indicated. theatrical ®Xep by orems agencier for the totices and reviews ip this colomp are eenective smusemest company NORMA SHEARER AT STRAND “The Last of Mrs. Cheyney,” «n all talkie is now at the Strand to- day and Wednesday. Norma Shear- er, Basil Rathbone, George Barraud, Herbert Bunston, Cyril “hadwick. Moon Carroll, Goorge K. Arthur and others of note are in the cast. The picture is a screen adapta- tion of Frederick Lonsdale’s well- known comedy drama, first pro- duced on the London stage with Gladys Cooper in the title role. Two seasons ago when it had its New York premiere, Ina Claire appeared in the Shearer role. The adaptation was made by Hans Kraly and ‘ audine West. On Thursday the Strand will of- fer Rupert Hughes' he War” with Eleanor Boardman an‘i presented with thrilling sound. There will also be a five act vaude- ville program featured. DEMOCRATS FLAY PARTY IN POVER Horris Attacks Legislative Tac- tics in Recent Gourt Decision New Haven, July crats assailed the republican par last night at a banquet held under the auspices of the New Democratic Women's clubs and esch of the speakers pointed to the “mess” made by the recent Me decision in the supreme court of rors. Charles G. Morris, former ca didate for governor of the democt tic party said with pride on the McCook although. he said. Roraback of republican party is quoted as putting the entirely on democratic administration says Ae decision the blame ion Deliberats He charged the hers of 1915, that for puttingethrough tional amendment, holding back that session of the goneral assembly, so that farmer members would leave hefore the se: sion closed and then railroading th> bill through. He declared that it Wwas common rumor that bill passed after the middle of June was ipso facto and w: picion. Morris said that a common method of the republican machine was to hold bills at the general sembly until the I session and then turn them It is impossible for 0 e to properly study the bills owing to Morris said tive mem- were 1 the constitu- with deliberately any s subject contents of of State Chairman Meridcn, also publicans for the they g the state of Connecticut into and also J. Henry Roraback for having ed to bring the late ex-Gov- Simeon E. Baldwin into t versy by trying to shift responsibility on him Walsh declared that the last session of the sembly republican leaders adjo it five or six weeks earlier than was advisable. s Rorab He made by decision James J. Walsh of attacked the re- ness” 'k Statement “Bunk™ rized ok, regarding the McCook case a being “bunk.” Walsh promi: hearers that the 13 democrats the senate, will see to it that no lay will be repassed, at the coming sy cial session of the general assemb unless it has merit in it Several other Thilip Troup, forni candidate for mayor of New Haven two vears ago and probable choice in the next mayoralty clection, Ko neth Wynne, and United States atpr Aubert Barkley of Kentucky Senator Bark portance of democratic throughout the country and on na tional problems. He attacked th: republican tariff and said that it was responsible for the increased cost of living the masses of common people He char Ro in the his inclu rmocratic speakers, ng ¥ spoke on the im- unionization for aid the republican party had rendered little aid to the farmers but had ‘“relieved the farmers of what little they had left.” COUPLE ¢ Newburyport, Ma The committee ernment of the council will have to det fore the next meeting of the coun- cil whether Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Miles of New York city are entitled to the cost of new clothes The New York couple charged their clothes were ruined when an employe of the city turned a stream of water on them while in the act of washing down some trees CLOTHES v 30 (UP K NEW - on Newbu mine b Patna India, western Grower PALACE TODAY and BRYANT rice. n grown only in oon may thrive in south- exas, the American Ric association hop TOMORROW WASHBURN Skinner’s Big Idea also BLUE SKIES HELEN TWELVETREES and FRANK ALBERTSON HURSDAY and “MARRIAGE BY A broken contract, the ditference to human happiness? with PATSY KUTH M1 in Her Greatest Dramatic 1 with FRIDAY divorce, wh Goes o] 30 (A—Deno- | Haven | his party could look | sponsibla | to sus- | time, | statements | | in | DOLORES COSTELLO, CAPITOL A drab, sordid gambling room frequented by men and women alik-, is one of the striking settings in th Warner Brothers special production “Madonna of Avenue A." starrin Dolores Costello, and telling an sorbing story of the seamy side o New York which is at the Capitol theater today and Wednesday This gambling den is conducted an adjunct to a disreputable speak- easy on Avenue A, drawing i tomers from the city's lower Side. on Thu presented Tin and Davey Lee il er” and George Emoti is the cus- East ay two f One will s will e Rin Tin I'rozen Riv- O’'Brien in “Masked co-fea I 8 Herber S, Woods ran in the news- tain Herald—l he got swers writen by 10t bu e know nent in af hin in ¢ who deal in ems 100, pen and takir all in all Mr. h cgions of frien re in New Dritain. As Nel- son Richmond of 12 Pearl Court has a very fine the Others, Monday eve- than president of the Company at sident of the a director of club. A her sert S. Woods, Shirley Stationery Main stre change club and New Britain Musi | of New F If it i ments or the native announce- die nery you are will find it wr icular 1 Stationery s or social or, vou Woods Shirley e only plant of its kind i itain. er Tonight, we print the silhouette of a man who lives in the second ward, which, by the way Iways kind to it comes to young srominently identified with the notive industry and ent of knowledge of thi anical with a bit of a leaning toward ma- hinery ha e flavor of internal combusti is when shing out votes. man is auto- 1 lot mec be it an auto, cyele, an outboard motor svlinder | saw. In the hanics in New Down where he lives, edal vin 1 motor- or a one fair usc act, h d to run a huzz consic me of best me Britain » civie boss and is often secn the dope to political tates of republicanism ten- 50 wrapped | up is he with affairs down on Cherry street. If you need your car repair. ed. drop down to the garage and that it is fixed with the bother nd charging a the president of the g the members of which collect of an evening and falk | over things in general resolving it- E nto a kind of a current events Salesmen frequently | call on the liker and tell him humorous stories which he jots down and reads to the boys later, so the editor is told. Another thing he's great on is hunting do: learning by hitter experience. vears back, he paid $300 for ceptionally fine rabbit | trained dog that came up from the Sou nended, 1\\1”\\!1 two weeks mble a | pony. and the exercise it got was when a rabbit chased it | the old Pior ¢ | the Willow bri went, starting ! round house | e Club,” | Somg i ex- he only amond down by so th ourse, at rumor of the and sand pits. which ich an important part in the ago. “Them were the an iron days,” w boys, ruled wit that territory wh Cherry street hand, all 1 was the natural 1.—Identify likeness. 2.—Describe how he makes livell- hood —Address communic “Silhouette™ Editor New Britain Herald 4.—Contest closes at 2 p m. tol lowing insertion —Saturdas 10 a m. 5.—Answers may brought to oftice. —Credit given for neatne: ~—One dollar awarded daily for best answer according te rules. tions to mailed or Herald be the |6 WHO IS HE? || —— of the silhouette | Al over | [ BELIEVE IT OR NOT Robert L. und cted (On request will send pr of auything Ripley details Irim) BY RIPLEY by ii I THE SIGNATURE OF Aollow /olloy SENSATIONAL CUBAN BOXER A5 FOUGHT /52 FIGHTS 1N SUCCESSION WITHOUT DEFEAT . 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Some of sang ought to guess Who HIGHER GRANT FAVORED FOR OFFICIALS' AUTOS Council Committee Peleves Dep; there. n howers, reading and im their automobiles on are unable At f LT that to oper omm made lowa Away vately ow committee me opinion that t the fore a fer ng tion is taken on res on the arr ment, bu way or anothe of cost automobiles in obtained. and similar asked of the » commissi and off who 1 the monthly allowance for of the vacation ommittee will not comple in operating cities will be iformation inicipal n icials ive their cars. Re- cause season, the work time t meetin erman 1. ity officia on 1oney their mem- they been told hy Is that the bers ready some oft v would much prefer | n ar t whereby the city ctrical 10 was in answered | talls Lot would pres- 4 other s Name Pafifiétic, Foster Father Asserts | The young woman who appeared | in police court yesterday after being | arrested in the home of a male | friend and who gave her name as Lillian Flood. is actually Odille Pa- ording to Lawrence Flood | CAPITOL COMING SCON | Guramotong S G 7S \ o ALL? TALKING! n- feot Paquette into ped into was a child a n with home never legally lezal right to th Flood, he said Adont from Curtin immers LAD RESCUES BABY Concord. N. H.. July 30 (UP)—A chip off the old K" they called r-old son Mrs, Daniel young Curtin Talkics! STRAND TODAY and WED. Continuous ALL TALKING! Heuse of Perfect Vitaphone Act! WARNER BRoS. present OLORES gOSTEllO "MADONNA of AVENUE A ith LOUISE DRESSER GRANT WITHERS Dieatsd by MICHAEL CURTIZ SOVIETONE NEWS Shown at 7:05. 9:15 S “THE GAMBLERS™ Vitaphone Acts, News, Iables FAMOUS BROADCASTING ORCHESTRA “IHC IPAVA TROUBADOURS” IN PERSON LAKE COMPOUNCE WED. NIGHT JULY 31 Betrothal Announced MISS MURIEL DANA Wil M Har Micha CATOR WILL Scotland Donald MacAl sh educator Guard Coroner’s Home In England @ As Threat Letters Are Received In Wholesale Poisoning Murders London Police Protect Official — Scotland Yard Face: Mystery Equal to Plot of Best Seller in Detective Fiction. .ondon po- it th possible they ed now More Decisions Awaited While it verdict oroner's rday ered s the of th that Vera wilfully pron- nque 10-year-old mothe Violet Amelia Si later. Ap r has show- same poison ne whisn family took. whit vear preced murder to the mystery forefront publ harometer W the pro alth lack minence of th: and the mystern of motive of it nnusual @ to Scotland Yard has it d to solve Killer. was up te the myster; Police hav' under investi thus far there has bee ndi “hey have mad o to lecd o e coroner’s in, no \estige o after yes dict wx opinion a night Kitchelt the whe worlé and of the L of Nationy 1 in both the Senior an¢ h schools ir v Britain the Institute of Publ t the University of Virginia member of the conference .o an relations led by Pro H. Haring of Harvard uni and the Problems of Con Politics, led by Professos Starr Myers of Princetor Mrs. Kitchelt is thi of the Conneeti. ue of Natiom work branch of association Herald Clas d advertising is the Dritain's second House of Talkies! STRAND THURS,, FRI., SAT. INSPIRATION PICTURES me | T/mmr KING's| Ul " ELEANOR BOARDMAN | ”k: if:bunn AL SI JOKN. 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