New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1929, Page 18

18 NEW BRITAI DI\I[Y HERALD TUE:\DAY —_= Aaron man of W. Heiman, son of M. Hei- le, will be married this evening at 6:30 o'clock at the of the bride’s parents by M. Silverman of Hartford bride will be attended by her Miss Esther Koplowitz, as nd David Heiman! » his brother's best man. Lit- Doris daughter Rose F an of Union- TR 8. _— nionvi Metronolitan Opens Opera Season With New Yerk Society, Carefully Groomed, Applauding Dlscreetly honor Ireidman, Time Sim- Scene of Old Far Modern Gotham, Bori -plicity, Removed From Greets Saturday Night. > will be given in father, will wear gown and a rose point ught with orange blos- s 1 carry a shower bou- | quet of white roses and lilies of the | valley, The maid of honor will wear | a Nile green satin and tulle frock and will carry a bouquet of tea About 80 guests are expected tn‘ attend the wedding and reception which will bhe held immediately R (et and Mrs and Washington honeymaon and home on a whi veil ¢ She RUSCZIK—BOGDANSKI Lucrezia n.! will itur in me Uniony to their 14. Mrs. eling ensen trimmed Miss Koy yols and the New I tended the grad High Sh v been employed by eler's Insurance Co. of Har Mr. Heiman attended and is now propr Ticket restaurant. TIAN NATIVES o NUW WEAR CLOTHES Vi all | stupendius similar in ss of '21. vas worn by the brides- ord chool in tor of traffic, the har Yo Néw And European Residents Dispor in§ uCfl" ty Bathing Suits (UP)— ful | besporting th f clad only in the| r le re i to Rich etchier who after a so- Quite the Bos Gibbing, painter and ! Papecta, THKtL. | . it is the European women | island who go about flim- while the Tahitian swim- garb themselves up in a iper-abundance of clothes after hion of Américan girl swim- mers in the 'Ninetien. | “Now-a-days a natlve girl goes | into the water in the dress | | she been walking arcund in" | said Gibbing deseribing vations. *“When she merely changes her s | for others. Nowher can you see natives as they were in the long ago. The missionaries | and others )H\/ simply made the | : life! A inh are fewer FISH—HANSEN long, whit Her tiar Edmund N G hingtor th s Endera 3th ed a lice Conr York, Iy were g today e son of Noyes rles born ir o is Alice Port- ing clothes ar in the island | AD \\m\\ IC I—I’IH SINOW! \kl consid twenty- like Bu- 1 will be- | Americans and the | ter go there and let the natives until they have land to pay for | ably than t were years ago, ropeans. llong to the Chinese. The open shops @ pledge their credit forfeit thelr purchas the bride John Adamo- son of Mr. amowicz of k. with here tm, horizon rt Job nk 163 Lucyan Bojnowski i 1 ceremonics also | to attended| “For one class of people of | ever, Tahiti is ideal. These onor | the married couples. As soon man. { & child arrives they pack it off to s So- | their s who rear it for them, ¢hile cou to enjoy them- how- ar as | was sister parer w ;{’," \‘\"”: Connecticut \e\\qpapels A Quoted by Sen. Walsh the debate in the U. y over the statement ! ator Bingham of which he defended en-| anson as hator Walsh read | er editorials, in- erpts from the Herald, Waterh; 2 Hartford Cour cd the edito Hridal During 8. £0 a Rose nade by bou necticut ot of whi 1lley hair in ¥ David Y. ( In Bristol, SOKOLOWSKE OLSZOWY Dies Agec 1d Mrs. J. Kowal- | second play written | for the parish | oubtedly it will | r did. Miss | lent ic clrcle, HEIMAN—ROPLOWITZ of the HERALD CLASSIFIED ALS ms that have piled ug canbe 1 with a loan from us—quickly and easily ed—terms to suit your income, oAb A st B ovadhy ["" Rt Loans up to $300 HALLD RE%LT B/ ‘1 ;hgjm Denelicial Loan Society, New Britain, Conn. IMPERIAL ‘ " Free nolsemakers, Gfg and confetti. &) PHONE OR WRITE =, ix three and one-half per cent per month on unj Room 201, West Mn Floor 10-12 by the State Iding—Second New DBrita Licensed Open % ORCHEST streamers Dancing Every SATURDAY | ed bits from their former succe Heiman will go to|* |as to its ultimate lits | rate his obser- || comes out she | | poned until committee amendment | pleted. | Hoover Con- |4 | democrats Cnlew stherwise Indiented *=Xen by Orem agencier theatrica) tor the notices and reviews b this columr are ewDective Amusement comoany e MORAN The ter ye AND MACK—C AT 1dience 2 rday were loud in their proval of motion picture ¢ of Mc Mack, the two F Crows, amount’s ul]—?fl!u"ng. ‘Why Brin, t Uu?" which plays there all X.n'» week, These two rec ord and radio stars not only pre: CLARA BOW Youih ha newesi 4 urday N STRAND icture, e but sported players. ith her in ur, who Ross, t added plenty of new material. Why Bring 1 grossing plot, the v Octavus Roy thor of written 1ous au and tual lives Two Black Frank | Istar won Du ful young “darktown oosely n about of Moran and Mack, Crows. wov the Crows tog - f wo Black Progres; this pair, who other. But every- right will not cross ti stores of ing turns out is it is plentifull er of cla at picture scenes fror ‘Americs Moran and Mack, the | The st Bear s and haunt- nclude dour-faced comedian; { Oliver, noted character {of the sta | play Zie “Why Brir is a pe liar picture for the first appe noted personalitics as Moran , the Two Black Crows. hat Up?” has a r » impos: SFNATE CONTINUES - . TARIFF SEHEDULFD Body Agrees It HMust Adopt Blli —Deiay Probable (P—A enact s and Hyman City Items ing at Washington, Oct. ate reed that it bill, though divided i context must ar | con was served i today swung purposcfully again by Mrs. John consideration of roverted | Mary Loughery schedules. A. G. Lyon Co adjournment in respect to the iOvercoats $24.50 ory of Senator Theodore E.|Tclephone 434. Burton of Ohio, as well as a con M. Arneth an tinuation of floor exchanges between Baltain Dead mbers of the lobby investig: of Hartford, mittec a salesmen’s conventic republican however, for further sideration of levies. Still concerned with the first the 15 rate schedules of the there remained for disposition the s the more important the chemical, oil ation independent western can proposal for a blanket 45 per cent ad valorem on table oils and fats had been cor An son. Henry of the ace au s in con- DESTROYED ont., Oct. 29 () Dome gold min f the first to be constru in the Porcupine ficld, s de Jast night with a loss $1 MINE'S MILL South Porcupine, mill at the delay bi w raphs of paints ¢ An 00,000 of two republl levy ve b representing million doll in value, Until a new mill is built 1 will have to be shut down. anotiier re saved on the first schedule could be come- |1 its maxi of 20 years. A man’s brain attains {mum weight at the age Seck Hoover's View Republicans and democrats hold ing similar views that President [ Theater Review ] | | | aldez | rt Bevers n | y | Bowyer | ard’ R Fay M Johm Harr tewer) an old 1 has o Har ment ford zarments cgn a man once th yan voa n ende acey Sl ngton | | anlon plot ome | | | | | | is a Proving, |t nake | o who | | i a dissi avor of young lows who have d squandere wmillion his father drecided to | H a n transfe to in the Adi deep nerat woods n. A lig htir nothing ranneris startlingl rred | tamer onds rcks and sirl but | ing ! should m lown his | position on the tariff measure, but of divergent expression to party responsibility its final disposi- tion, were prepared to dispatch the s well as dye rates possible. for H v over responsibil- MOONLITE MARDI GRAS LOWEEN NIGHT . Oct. * HALL Yambert's Nutmeg Orchestra 31 rs, Hats, ete, 1blican, per ac- | counts credited the coalition of | and western republican. bill, as the pre le another quote: publican, Pennsyl- of t with dent writing the desired, w or Reed, ‘Warner Bros. TRAN his the, would die in n Smoot of PALAC E| NOW PLAYING LAST DAY Your Last to See | | Abie’s Irish Rose with NANCY CARKOLI, and BUDI IGERS Co-Feature “DANGEROUS TRAIT, with JACK PERRIN and “STARLIGRT” Chnace imous Aluddin Silverwire PREE 10 THE LADIES ONLY TUMORKOW THURSDAY DOLORES COSTELLO in Madonna of Avenue A Co-ke BUDDY roNtGHT PRen TosGin é H ROGERS in VER OF ROMANCE™ with MARY BRIAN Short Subjects The STRAND HARTI'ORD NOW PLAYING w Au ner Bros. sent GEORGE ARLISS In His Celebrated Role “DISRAELI” An All-Talking Pleture Fxactly as it Is being presented now at the Warner Theater, New York. Regular Strand Prices D TODAY and WED. Continueus LOVE LEAVE That ’EM and M — ’s her slogan N The §a£urda Oaramount Qicture ALL TALKING parkling fun! Pep- py nvarties. And the luscious Bow personal- ity. “The Wild Party” girl slingin’ the slang —and how! — Added Attraction AN LAUREL—OLIVER HARDY = : in “MEN O W AR” ' \ll Talking e | Harrington knows when and how o | the rich father and Hilda Spong. BELGIUM Hugh Gib- John Harringt likeable | GIBSON BACK IN Brussels, Oct. 29 (P son, American ambassador to Bel- gium, returned to Drussels today from Italy, where Lie spent a month on the advice of his physicians who ordered him o rest ap overstraingd heart. He said he was now In good condition to resume work on the international problems which have accumulated at the embassy. n gives a sinc interpretation of of the nan tamer. character My be rough and when and how 1o be ntle, shading his moods nicely. Ht is the right man in the right role Edward Donnelly is impressive two brief appearar tmosphere Scanlon lights for only proving to be low. Behind a shell of frivi is food for thought in * Youth” and a touch of pathos t | offsets its lighter moments ces, lends the to her cha is before the a minute or two, a likeable little fel- foot- there Ladies and Gentlemen When You Are On Main Street Get Your Haircuts At the Erwin Barber Shop 17 East Main St. Corner Main DISAGRE! N TRIAL Newfane, Vt., Oct. 29 (R—A dis reement was reported by the jur in the trial of George Kent of Graf ton who is charged with the mur- der of his father, Llewellyn Kent at 11:35 a. m. today. Judge Fred G. Bicknell ordercd he jurymen to return to their quar- ! for further deliberation. WARNER BROS. S TRAN D Thurs.-Fri—Sat. WONDER PROGRAMS For This? SAVED She offered a fortune to be free from the ruler of 52 live hungry men — But nothing could save her unless she chose one of them in 24 hours. What :hould she do? What \\ould you do? 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