New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1929, Page 5

mim Stharwes ndteaten 0 ores ygenet neatrica tor ehy CLARA BOW AT STRAND “The Saturday Night Kid" came the Strand yesterday for four '3 to the tune of well-deserved wse frem audien “The Saturday N be it krown, is Bow hers the smash-bang, love ‘em and cleave m red-headed girl. Tou there, to ' Bow did a great iob of acting of tha Mob,”” “The W ¥ and “Dangerous Curves proof that she re s only a good part to give her talents the great display they deserve, a0 3 even better job of it in “The urday Night Kid.” In short, it is a ] well-rounded play for a well-round- ed girl. ! As an added attraction Stan i Laurel and Oliver Hardy ofered i in their new talking comedy y “Men o W Oth rt sub ficcts offer Vitaph Paramount News, On Thursday th the ional of Lost Ships” with Vir Noah Reery, and Jason featured. FLECTED T0 LEAD acts and {he Strand w ia i Robards Matrons and Past Patrons Mrs. Grace T. Burdick, tron of tha Chapter, past mvl Mar st Matrons and sociation of the P ‘rons’ MRS, GRACE T. BURDICK Bistrict at a meeting which included a dinner party and bridge at the City club in Hartford Saturday eve- ning. Other officers were clected as fol- lows: Vice president, Mrs. Cora B. Clark, of Ivanho= chapter, Hartford; sccretary treasurer, Mrs. Leila W Hanner of Wethersficld chapter, Wethersfield; historian, Miss Muriel €. MacCallum, Hartford chapter, Yiartford; chairman of the enter- tainment committee, Mrs. Ellen C. Tickles, Euclid chapter, Windsor 1 Locks; chairman of b m- mittee, imothy , Reach, patron of Storer chapter, Wes o ford. It was voted to have a dinner dance at Windsor in Jdnunry WORKER LOSES PAY ENVELOPE Steve Mancils of 25 Tlore Btreet could not walk the streets t- ‘ urday evening in a very happy frame of mind, jingling money in his |»0(‘k- et, as almost everybody else scemed to be doing, as he had reported to the police early in the afternoon that and his pay envelope for the week. He does not know how or where he lost it. It wes missing when he reached liome from his work, IN ARMY Jones, well bexing circles, United States JONES ENLISTS Willlam “Cyclone” known in amateur has enlisted in the 7 army and will report to Fart Wil- | liams, Me. W i part of Uncle ile training to be a n's fighting unit, Jones also hopes to improve his ring technique. DANIRUFF GOES TG ENDS— | whn mo - ton: Iy Dous s the scalp cooling, healing, cleansing ZEMO on the scalp and rub vigor- ously. If you're like thous others the way dandruif vanish> and itching stops will be a surprise and delight. Use this remarkable, clean, family antiseptic liquid free ly. It's the sensible way to get rid of Dondruff and Itching Sealp. Keep ZEM) handy. 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" the charge of disobeying the trat- Paul And on, 19, of 50 Everett N, aminck 28 (B = AN Giiled L Chel 5 at foch, prob- ! t. 28 (UP) His car struck on ch ing the boulevard regulation. hit-rob-and-run motorist has ap. ahlyn o Ty e e | stopped for the ) case of George Marvin of i peared here, pC L e on LY hslyiene e Officer James Izelly, Waterbury, charged with passing the M Grist Wageritots | there is no reason to believe T 03 Kelly, Waterbury, charged pass i when an automobile ran onto the | Christians than they were before. a e e oo i i sidewalk and knocked her down e name ‘Christian’ is not es o As e sential to a disciple of Jesus and e ke S e in_itself contains no message, is a y P A L A C E out, grabbed her purs 1 a r of no privilege and is Jaqy o n L antices DA ~aviews Wb chis ~omnmy ar- @ pped in the Nea t by Ja‘)[loms L(’ads DOVket OT AH TODAY and TOMORROW senacHlee Amnmement samnany a4 history and by the : : o ANNE NICHOLS' { Tives of many who bear it | tomobile Law Violators o : o o ou go as sses of Jesus | \xmn\ AND MACK AT caprror, ! t, of His life on carth, of His - Tony M. , aven’t you often wondered Ju\' r q 5 that life has in. strect had been d 12] Moran and AT f and probably Rl , lonked and acted 1ike? ve responsibl s thought how much r Q [N testitied that & < Now iU on the screen! 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