New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 23, 1929, Page 15

. K __NEW T’.RE"I:.\IT\' D\H.Tri HF.R/\T;D, 'A\Tfl;\‘fl,\'\,:. ?EI‘TF‘TT‘-FI? 23, : MASONIC DRAMATIC | g 5 | Cityltems | 1 CLUBINPROGRAY “ Scenes and Principals in Coolidge - Trumbull Wedding H , have re= i | afew | i oM, . Waddell, a widow, near here. No one ever was convieted of the crime. Rel casion of his of diplo by the heads ions in Wa es of Miss said her ADES 5 { e . . : L] i v a = = e % 1 T o Vapiet ot 7 ley Matus of 51 - i Time Valme.y Show to Be e nadnnnd Mo . 1. « spent the Produced Tuesday Night b : Charles & 262 Farmin Y Much intercst is being shown in ¢ rted to e nic cireles in the Old Time lay le age f‘““‘“'d 3 ty show to be given in Masonic | = FRNO TEE 7] tomorrow cvening by the Ma. | e « ik sonic Dramatic club. The show is the | B e o f s kind 1o be presented by | A . this organization, which 8 sev- | AT s 1 1 St Joseph' ! 1k eral dramas with conside > suc- 1 held 8 v cess last season. Janian The production in charge of ! J I 1 Nicholson, master of cere. iy ke 1] monies. Officers of the club are as| ) ] follows: President, George Mitchell t ch W chwartz; director, il Ed 1 7, business man- ’ i 1 rd W. Labaree of ) follows | y son of Mrs, F. G. . Plart i his family 10 Rebillard, y L ¥ Comedy from Hicksville.” : Anderson “On the ge | St i chureh lay noon for i ‘ M ‘ 2:55 bus. They will Hatofi conte e in that city. and the Firem Hamiltor Auiliary No. 1 to sons of Union s i [»V}V.U\‘ ”'\jr;“"‘ n | Vetorans c i ar will hold \ Talkative | L regu g L | ning at 20 o k at O, VoA ‘arlson and Sch “Syncopat- Herve are the principals and other pictures incident to the | this afte moon. At the left is young Coolidge and next is the | at Plai and Rev. Kenneth Wells, h 1T ked ‘”’l“ :; q 2 Banjoists.” wedding of John Coolidge, son of ex-President Coolidge, and governor's mansion (above) where the wedding reception will | pasto he parents, Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge, above ; L % ! ernd g | Miss Florence Trumbull, daughter of Governor John IL. | be held and the ¢ partment at Westville, where the young | and Governor and Mrs. Trumbull, b At the right is s ! Specialties by ey i 3 s e s . 7 4 Sh S n 11 2 Col e | ter sketch; Trumbull, of Connecticut, which will take place at Plainville, | couple will reside. In the center is the Congregational church | s Trumbull, the bride. 5 2 | 1hba Ande W R L s e y B o s it e e i L St i = = SE o tholic L Happy Pilz, “Snowball;” Mr. Hayes, ¢ “0ld Man Bones."” | | 3 T N oriies Banle CanimIssion e Jo R e SRR et i JHHN ANB H @RFNEF FLORENCE TRUMBULL AND HER BRIDESMAIDS I i atierine: Dy o ut- | { Lasso Insane Man on ik - N : : L Rt ol Wl oL Hell Gate Bridgework Meaitng il % COUPLE DETAINED WILL MARRY TODAY ‘ | e [ XDy 1 ¥ il 1 s - ! L L H ' e ‘ ¢ g . $ N0 GENDERED BIRTHDAY PARTY ' : : % | 1., M i y M s honor £ tior of I3 i vie ¢ i r t ¥ ¥ ° H p L all sides 1 | " ( 1 be « } N 0 Miac Y ) : One cf Men Guestioned Arvested : ure, obitets of ar : ‘ : Hostn ) v | ves | Woc A Leola ¥. Smith About 60 gues B | Before in Axe Slaying - it | o o o were viewed ted a N Irs. ( o) ¢ Sunford, N. (., Sey (A —solu- popularity of fthe nuptial [ il Electrie « St s o DY | tion of the killing of Betty Spivey, | couple Promise o Aivplane on H 3 whos found near h Coolidge presented the i*ollo 1 t i ; m here carly co with a solid mahogany R M noc R b the crushed hy bedroom ite of Colonial design. | § 1 s| T ; some blunt instrument, today held | Governor and Mrs, Trumbull gave . Bl 1 th on of Lee ¢ ty authori- them a dini room suite of v gift « ) A pis ] i 1 maho and a break- | ter. Alf ha 1 (6 e ® ] » s hier companion on Saturday in () nt Fountain L i g furionsly Reapnol 4 f,and Bill Morgan, a close i e 1 LINAY dresses. 1 Spivey's, were in {he coun- |y Conpla tilliiTye stated 1 c IFlorence | e el | l ty ned for questionir ter their honeymoon. | il | rplane furs. gloves with ; T companion told officers ST : | T . rip. The g it 2 i ; g plomats el opel 3 SR W e e ARk | o it witen atvacion conid- : el e ATLANTIC : by a man who k 3 i o A ¢ 0 g B ¢ served : : 1 cight years ago in connection 1 Sl 1 the news ey . oo, A larr | vith the axe murder of Mrs. Laura ecnt " b s naily fi e@ cousin often had proposed marringe | (on: 192 SUmdnegctent : ot Lt Sy ; the Coolidges wh hey were 1 5 i 1 have | i '; PR < e Wi House, me L ety el d S city : Diriti rdor and de etk L ¥ They . ir ren, Margaret, | ' eremonies, ¢ i i el ¢ ~mplo; i i The china gi 1 s S L St Elizabeth's Guild - Presents PIay (oo and Wedenwo : : The cmploye * b Ne of Poland Before Larze Audience Andilrown ione E 1 i Won't injure finest | f 8 N o , H 3 5 —Active Season Anticipated, loeatod in awh o abrics. Safe— their four-roon : Tl IUSIC INSTITUTE MANAGER fabric | T s cir- from servants at ; fete ot (aliine s o W, say I ‘knoywn VON - EXPLOSIV cle o feart chureh open- 1 fellow work 1 N_ nter) and John T : L ¢ e S 5 et NON - EXPLOSIVE. a it i t the andi- inistration left,) Esther Tx R ke nverted o 5 o torium of the Sacr eart 6600l ofiic of the New Haven railroad i rter below) and V i ok UL B oftie Ny 81,25 full gallon | “Woli Ranizawska.” expensive than % 5 ‘ At Atlantic Service Stations: | \erformance give natives of theily oo S0 S Florance ich THE ATLANTIC REFINING COs country. A po ish orchestra, 3 g her father. 1est ot the wedding and re- New York, and formerly pastor of 0 : ich played at numerous affairs in Although eve : y‘.-r' vh.»b h\m\’w dn. H ever been ont of t the Congregational church in Nort h Obtainable at Poland, came {o this city expressly|Sion wore a lile ay PG § i the Coo! 1. Accord | Rdits Faitr Seciia W | for this occasion and played native | NUmerous cony "'I' InSthepuis 15 from | H Ly 1 el v 186 East Main | selections during the evening. The |OUS T00ms as fricnds greeted each TR s o b g Al tmosphere was an exact duplication | 0ther, was carricd on in 5 e 2 " fimte s il ct g e AL indl colarinas ‘ il manner and I . v R 3 1t li¢|\¢|-lrr»l|¥]lx'izlllnu Ly SULELE in ‘a quiet ment At kil 2 2 1 Ayiltiproz |3 e e Silpie | Automative Eguipment & Rubber Carp. = ild plans to sporsor a per- | o'clock, all of the invited guests had : ; il J e month with plays tered at the home cot ‘ \ (R ; Tons \ ' s well as here Cuests Leave For Church ) ) : ! ‘ B 0 e B will be a play About 2:40 o'cloc 4 S JAOTIYEUNG oS e t. Th i le wh ( o s Mountain,” | party will 1 i 1 OLEE D00 3 A 5 ; Al < r the club by sion for the s S ‘ ] L a1 DENT PR]CES tional est Main ¢ r . : A Wl \ , I Tn t Ag 4 | - - where « is to be per. h « o \‘ ‘\ 1 : 1 “ ; 1 r u‘ 1 ni A ; 4 : has | formed. Tt is cd that the our ez nz a hoa nect. | of soutt | ‘ been desizned that can be borne in | entire party w scated in the X 0 x : Aunahs 5 . Witk of i} special compartment in a sub- |church by 4 o'clock. Durir the |altar disy ] 5 ity & 3 b s S of Je . rine. It has a flying range of |trip to the church and on the re- 1100 “Muy Prom ( i 1 The v onse sout two hours. | turn, one way traffic will be in ef. A tofal of 1100 ¢ he and Dr. Keith announces a drastic | fect along the route to the churc re brought her wedd 2 ! Sy 1 | i e 2 Voris by ons were also sccured from the ables of Plainville will direct the |south, & of about 20 minutes ¢ poli wch. The | frigerat e officers and the con- express ¢ Wedding Cake r airplanes will decoralc caiie Puts Out Fire in Auto In view of the fact that the earnings of the aver- s ca of smilax being chiffc inch square age working person have been materially reduced, Dr. | | traffic which is expected to be of |shipped from Alabama tool nd S x "‘"_‘1 208N gihe dlomgr With His New Topcoat Keith believes he can benefit a greater number of peo- | | ne \\; proportions around the wed- .] n yesterday to col > sitepl " : M‘”‘ “" ".“‘ sun room o Tt al st A Kal as ple by reducing his fees and at the same time main- | 3 | ding hou decorating of the ¢ =0l 0y . t I ew R e L ofie or ARcon o > lareer vo | i Miss ibull will be attended sented a floral o e 1 : tain his gross profits on account of the larger volume by her' sister, Jean, as mald of |zold, while and grec embroider lat of busines honor. The ds will b ; will wear W | al A partial list of those : ] « Miss 2sthe P T horsehair I 1 ' TES T e fiss Tsth Nl i PLATES PAINLESS o Dorothy Clax 1 c mil- ted both i 1 PRl . Extraction ne- with Novocain $1.00 ) i ea « pr Formerly im- i o . $25.00 to $50.00 ; lew >34 o was the | L ? . All other service reduced proportionately | S hilip Morel ‘ of a car rim \ b : ; AW organ recital will be gt : [ ¥ Lroxarp BLDG. es. " LE e SRS FOT PEVE 2 St Yk s and withene | —ANNOUNCEMENT - e s TO FOOT SUFFERERS inly L Haan e o ) GLbncior (s ey : Special Attention given to Fallen Arches, Flat Feet, e hoodn wrdia. fon Sl ‘I» gilieio e e | marden ‘ ‘ ‘” R Bunions and All Foot Deformities. sles of the church will he el S “-mn- y .’P:‘,‘:,. © o cin or and i L ki e | o 6 DR. R. 0. ROUSSEAU, H.D. vt | {0 couple. i e Governor Teambn be tied by Ty Toon- ‘, 111 MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN, CONN. : ““ l\(mt-’b 1; \h‘ jl‘\::\‘ullhl‘\}‘j‘ u‘vvmm.;; (, of Lo ",\ Y00 rian \..Iw\n of Albany, |