New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1930, Page 17

re Special contributions ¢ ladies' society ....... Miscellaneous income . BAPTIST CHURCH ANNUAL MEETING - Report Files and Oficers Elected 1-s<« for Year 1930 Officers were elected and annuul ports read at the meeting of th: First Baptist church members last . 1 night. - Receipts for the vear were $41. i $51.03. Weekly collections ani I pledges totaled $8,243.70 and special { contributions amounted to $3,342. fl ¢ loans were made amounting t> [l 515375 Sale of the parsonag: | after payment of the mortgages, netted $11,000. The largest expen- s Giture was $21.012.67 for a ncly parsonage. b ! The financial report was as follows | Recelpts Balance -on hand last W T e R N 5 | Weekly pledges and col- lections Tioansl: o2 S iaes 5 Sale of parsonage — less B. mortsage ......... ' i ° Paymens on second mort- | BaBC .ovvvinannn Tncome trust funds Deficit i i 5 | Payments Salaries 6,656.02 { ¥ & Intercst 1.111.59 Coal, light and insurance 1,130.18 BHRNE & e 295.03 Religious education New parsonage * TRepairs Aot Payments on loans b Advertising ....... Miscellaneous . .... ) $41.981.03 f Officers and committees of the f church elected for 1930 are as fol- 1w Moderator, H. W. Eddy; I 4 clerk. E. R. Hitchcock; treasurer, i W. H. Judd; assistant treasurer, i Harold A. Bertini; auditor, J. S. Black; church visitor, Mrs. D. A. Rapelye and A. J. Sloper. “GiYe Me wagesn IS Ghflflt OI 60 Day Period Required By Law |, "va] First Lutheran dmnn\‘h;.\-,‘ moderator, clerk, treasurer, deacons : q May Mcan Congress Will Have | Manchester tororrow nigi co ] Il Theodore Beach. Adjourned Before Selection. |of that city in a return game. The St Fichiors i ey ; " 1 oo |locals won when the teams clashed aenee A:‘_’T_"m;;‘;r.J“-FHY}":';:V Boston, March 11 (UP)—pr."| MHartford darch 11 (UD)—Gover [here. Holst will not be in tho New W. T. Sloper, George P. Spear, J, S. | Daniel Davenport, self-styled Afri- “°'L -?j“t 5 \'“_“‘ L _‘m the late | Dritain lineup tomorrow night, and # Dlack and B. D. Knapp can explorer, must appear in court | ‘;i g i !;“(fi“‘fism ler. | 1is place will be taken by Al Ander- Prudential committee — Pastor, | here Thursday to answer a charge | Rep. James P. Glynn, it was under- | on " syanson and Erickson will he | chairman; deacons, and one ycar, | Of non-payment of wages to one of | 5000 at the capitol today. |at their posts as forwards and i William Hesse, Miss A, B. Lyman, |the two Negro janitors who appear-| It was pointed out to the gover- | “Hugey” Carlson and Oscar Larson | MHoward N. Knapp; two years, J. G. 10«1 on the lecture platform with hita |nor at a conference with Congi in the ck court il ° Barney. Mrs. J. G. Barney, Mrs. Otis annibals | man John Q. Tilson and J. Henry it oy | M. Scripture® three years, T. A.| The improvised cannibal. Firpo | Roraback in Winsted yesterday thet 400 1N DRAMATIC OINEUE | James, Miss §. E. Barks and F. H. [Jack, who was keeping the home | the statutes require a 60 day inte With S mambers belne s Stewar fires burning in a tenement house | val before a special election. Since Nl ) e aembers ibelng g i Benevolence committee — A, N. |in New York's Harlem before he an- | congress may adjourn before thut '.”fl_-l"d.lv\' ?:hf fk"“_‘ m“)‘lh_nnmnr Scripture. chairman; Mrs, E. B, |swered the call to the footlights, | times, the governor feels a special |7 1“ ‘x‘d ‘I" ”:‘I’“fl' j“:\’”“ ; ¥ j“"‘l- i Beach, Mrs. D. A. Niven, C. W.|claims that the “explorer” owes hira | election would be unnecessary; it ‘"fgu‘f ihfl-‘lx'“-\H a : 1“ hase l[\;fll | Laughton, and pastor. $990 back pay. was reported. ?mm'}rh church w':w:‘u;‘m"vllv(n‘-n‘ i » _ Committeo on young people’s| Jacko hired a lawyer and started | Governor John M. Trumbull has | emuotet’h of aimost 400 since be work—Theodore Beach, chairman; |action against Davenport just before | telegraphed Congressman Tilson for A il adcTRy fnresdent ni pastor, Miss Eleanor Hesse, Miss [the latter's motion picture, “Jango,” |a definitc opinion as fo whether (S50 S pBIesiCatRT [; Ruth Hewitt, Mrs. Alice R. Rich-|purported to be a study of life 01| congress will adjourn within 4wo iy \ s mond and Ellsworth Carroll. the dark continent, closed a three- | months. | Plans for the produc ] ch Committee on ushers—B. E. Mann, | week run at Tremont Temple here {he club will give on March 23 nt eh »' Niven; trustees, . W. Eddy, George 1 airman; R. H. Shailer, Jr.,, H. N. Knapp, John Stevenson. rank | 'l Logan and Albert C. Basset ’ Trustee African M. E. Zion Church, Inc.—B. U. Knapp. Boy Scouts committee — J. H. Coats, chairman; George Night- » ingale, Otis M. Scripture, J. §. Black, C. T. Hewitt, Samuel Hart; scout- master, Leslie F. Coates. Girl Scout committee—Mrs. A, N. ; , Scripture, chairman; Mrs. C. T. Hewitt, Mrs. George Nightingale, Mrs, B. E. Mann, “ i o w. | pr L] Bh N de A. pa Pastor, Ludvigson, A. | iunior department, M + Stead: | | Ruth . | eradle roll department, | . Black; Week day school committee— I. R. Hitchcock, Mrs. C. A. H. W, Laughton. Officers and committees of Bible Parker and Mrs. school for 1930 are: General super- intendent, A. H. Parker; first as- sistant superintendent, W. R, Pond; second assistant superintendent, C. Laughton; superintendent of imary department, Mrs. George C. ghtingale; superintendent of kin- rgarten department, Miss Florence Nowland; superintendent of . Harold D. superintendent of home de- rtment, Mrs. 1. A, Kutz, Mrs. Clay; superintendent of Mrs. J. S. A. Ludvigson; secretary, C, Learning_to mntex EMERSON STUDIO 162 Main St. (enter in Mag's Store) Hartford’s Laugh Hub Twice Daily—All Week “Bowery Burlesquers”’ with Clyde Bates--Babe Almond Added Attractions Wm. Fontaine (In Person) Star of “Hallelujah” And His JUBILEE SINGERS Also Petite Alice Duval Star of “GET HOT” RESERVE SEATS NOW! NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1930. 17 communists are fluence ‘in an e big business has O'Shea, superin |to stamp out the school children pamphlets. | nis alleged data Trade Unity to agitate |sinuated that The police ew York, March 11 information missioner Grover C. Whalen to en- list heads of many New York d by Whalen, who said he had been in constant touch | Whalen so far has kept much of press is concerned. league, | Whalen of *“planting™ in certain were manufactured. (UP)—Al-| known the that New York | extending their in-|sent his data. ffort to undermine o caused Police Com- cor- Meanwhile the with William J.|ecrs of et A prise party Saturday evening in tendent of schools, | having trouble keeping out of the | poo PER = tr 6o Tl ose | alleged practice of | custody of the law. Although Wil-|spout 15 guests were present and distributing “Red” |liam Z. Foster and Robert Minor, | \ice' Rose received many gifts, Th | said to have been the ringleaders, |,ome was decorated in a color | were released yesterday they were!gipeme of blue and white. secret as far as the | immediately rearrested on a charge | \ore Diaved during the evenine Meanwhile the accused by | later hearing. communists| Earlier TIsrael industries, in- |Lester had beer Whalen's Am rele ing out of the injuring charges | citing to riot charge only | arrested on the assault charge grow- commissioner today | | was asked whether he would make | Talbot, a policeman. five alleg Whalen Believes Soviets Undermine Business With Propaganda Work | names of the employes or the employers to whom he had | No,” he replied. adding that the |, matter was one of police adminis- tration and not coercion. he was supplying the names to the He were of felonious assault and booked for | said | | ed lead- | last Thursday's riot City Items At a meeting last night of the common council committee on sup- |plies and printing, it was voted to of excerpts from the recent auditor's report on the condition of the var departments. 5 will be distributed among men sers of the council and the various partments. Injoy Hoffmann's |ous city hot cross buns street, entertai ed at a birthday sur- dancing enjoved and a buftet lunch- leon served. ter and Josep} < 5 ; l’”c' Joseph |4 Nash Co. spring suits and fop- s n '\‘“ M- | c0a J. Ryan, 22 Roxbury road to he Te-|me), 2909.—advt. | Sir Francis Drake lodge, No. 420 of Arthur | ¢ % | A. O. Sons of St George, will meer |at 7 oclock instead of 8 o'clocl = Thursday evening af! H. Carroll; Bible C. A. Ludvigson. Library commi chairman, 1. Wightman, Miss Mrs. F. W. derson, W. chairman, J. G. H. Deming. last weel serted that been filmed in At 1 appearing in the small circus wh purchased. was Horace Ippl plorer” contende: local newspaper xplorer's” nam THREE BANK gned on embe Howard C. was held treasurer, C. T. Hewitt; librarian, Allderidge, J. ¥. Hen- tendent and librarian. Finande committee—W. L. EXPLORER HELD ON NEGRU'S COMPLAINT most of York and that many of the animais st vions o+ REIGHSTAG PASSAGE Though admitting his real name ticity of “Jango” was obvious. Davenport claimed |ceived his doctor’s degree at McGill University, Montreal, in 191 institution was informed that uni- y records did not mention the ARRAIGNED IN BOSTON Embezzlement Charges Face Men Tn Federal Court—Bail Set federal court here yesterday. Alden of Winchest:r | the under $1,500 bail charge of misapplication from the Tanners’ National Bank of | morning at a meeting of the League Woburn where he was cashier. Francis L. arr school visitor, Mrs. ttee—A. H. Parker, {. Stewart, E. M Elizabeth Barks, Waltham National | was paying teller. guilty and was hels bail. Weld, | embezzling Henderson, Charles | goston branch of case, Bail he time, Jacko as- “Jango” hai the Bronx of Now Glynn's the regular Novemb ich Davenport had ethwaite, the “ex- d that the authen to have re- but s which queried that the Young definitely announcement that would give it approv e. WORKERS centrists, lement charges in Hariford, March resignation of on a|Meredith as state of $5.573 | education will be |of Women Voters. Bank $24.000 from the Federal | tional Bank where he was head teil- $10,000 was set in ths the al. 11 Dr. TRUMBULL AY NOT GALL SPECIAL BLECTION ge is definiteiy on the financial program. In All of Cases. Ca; Young plan its pas Boston. March 11 (UP)—Three |assured. former bank employes were | = Reade of Waltham was ned on a charge of misappro- | priating $2.500 of the funds of the where He pleaded noc 1 under $1,000 the If the special election is not hell, |y. y successor will be chosen ai ; ¢ election OF PLAN IS CERTAIN |25t Sooke brichs of o muceres o Centrists Confer With Hindenburg Assuring Him They Will Lend Their Support to Measure. assured today with the | centrists Heinrich Bruening, leader of the conferred with President Von Hindenburg at noon and assu ed him that the centrists would voie affirmatively which means that t democrats and havarians will follow suit since they have virtually agreed With these parties supporting the TO ACT ON MEREDITH Action on Albert B commissioner of taken tomorrow 2 st | 6:39 o’clock. er which th will go to Meriden attend the mecting in that city. Martha Chapter Ssewing circle will meet all day Friday at the home of Mrs. John A. Johnson, 76 Belden street. Martha Chapter, 0. E. S.. will hold a regular meeti hursday evening L. Weld, pastor, superin- | yawrence A. Arthur of East Boa- |at 7:30 o'clock There will be a so- ton was arraigned on a charge of |cial at 2:30 with supper served The Luther 1 of the First Luthe church will meet on Thursday night. A program has |been arranged consisting of num- | bers and a talk to be given by Rev. | Dr. Abel A. quist. Memt 1 triends are invited to attend Lutheran Baék;tbe{li Five | To Play South Manchesler: M. street were A. & B. hall on Main ed upon and the re- | mainder of the meeting was devoted to discussions on the future work of the club. Rey. Stephen Bartkowski, pastor the guild and culogized its member: for their cooperation. More than 150 | | ‘\n; | | ENTERTAINMENT MONDAY, MARCH 17 T. A. B, HALL ", WALTER A. McCRANN Speaker COMEDY SKETCH DANCING STRAN Today and Wed. ‘Warner Bros. yAU Featuring “DANCE PARADE” Different Dance Doings with 10 Broadway Steppers YVaudeville Favorites HICKEY BROS. “Two Elegant Gentlemen” 5 STAR OFFERINGS Thurs., Fri,, Sat. Continuous Starts SUN.—William Haines in “The Girl Said No” Continuous The Thrill of a Lifetime | when you hear ‘ Mysterious! Allur- ing! Beautiful! And now sneaking in a voice hailed as the finest on the screen! AN EVENT of | EVENTS! | with CHARLES BICKFORD MARIE DRESSLER Showings at | |obtain prices on printing 100 copies | The pamph- | {|] ntess othe: rwise indicated, ress agencies for theatrical notices and reviews in this column are the reepective amusemeut corm porations in an effort to remedy |employers and that the police Work |11 {ieangh lentadsi. {| wre b the situation. ended there. He Naid the business|" yatold 1. Belomn of o More than 12 executives have|men wWere not coming in by &p- |arain street returned to Dartmouth | [ been called into the commissioner’s | pointment to sce him, but that he | \iloreity today afier spending a| . AT offices and informed that many of | had invited them in if they desired | roy qays in this city. He is an of.| Today i their employes are agitating secret- | to appear. T Tt 0o x| Saniioy ae Iy, although many of them had in To Pass on Sound Films |\which his father, Fred Boloin, is|Cpera’ with turn informed Whalen they had be-| Whalen announced he would | S0 * with Lon ( come suspicious of employes’ ac- | view today the sound films of last [P Dot L entir tions. Thursday's riot to see whether helgin. s10. Stotts Beauty Salon. 5 Soviets Work in Schools would permit their release. Previ- |\oct oo S oy Added . seriousness of the same |ously he said he would not permit |, g\ tactics among the schools was hint- | showing of the pictures Mrs. Frank Rosc of 54 Miller can go on without Powell to direct | MOSt arti: them. When they fina break the | Picture yet to spell of his personality, Skelly finis | ias not allowed e % groat nérfonmer him|the micropho; AT Aedv fida hamper the all comediar ¢ a. The timir ficence of Powell is capably don word or sound cxa Behind the Make-Up” was t- ctive place om the’ pop| Charles Bickford d Cram, which won a wide real- plays opposi in the m central lent shots shoy of a day gound noving 3 C will be offered in t T co-fr will oifer Alan | Vitaphone hit Hale and Sally Eilers in * AN exc : Holid nautical comed 1o be offered = Parad THE EMBASSY per Hit Deck,” starring nd Polly Walker and a cast of over | GRAND 1,000. “Hit the Deck” is just bub-| A three hour bling with color, song. and comedy | sented at Ha and is a talkie that just holds you Grand thi rom the beginning ur end. | ing with the custom Tomorr w the FI} AL members were present at the meet- | eems quaint old New Orle Lrightlight New ! marks ) | snowing TODAY — - ANN HARDING Pathe ® Picture N THE CAPITOL he last showing at the|T the “Phantom of the 50 1 talk and |lent picture O'Brien and § ¢ es on founded s anl|tal infidelity alw e pro- | for divorce? Upc eous discy g s of t 1. Patl on hir open tr recording to her dr ing fascination matic el picture from 1r 1 s he tation of the pl Wil Lord origin it neither of credited with Marion, who agazi The d Ihcrs and s oefoql| mols onvine stage, _changing back- | formance and Ma old h rol ba Yo of the | d one of the talkie ater pre screeni e Muty EMBASSY “HIT the DECK’ Jack Oakie—Polly Walker Coming — TOMORROW Double Feature Screening first all talking picture The rn marriage ration, Garbo contrib- ties to her perso play %of rez m, eve fore has fam~, Pov of emotional Uy is & ee Brown in which Paulin and compelling ach the screen. pictoria create Dressler, as tha llent vaudeville prog HEAER, HARTFORD is being pre- tford’s laugh hub all this week. ry matinee to- “Bowery . snappie: ZANE GREY'S LONE STAR RANGER with George O'Brien Sue Carroll | 2 i THE MAKE-UP a Qaramount Picture FAY WRAY Warner Bros. WED., THURS FRI. EXCELLENT TALKING FEATURES See and He 'BEHIND v presents WILLIAM POWELL AL SRELLY There sailors, are but = TODAY V‘ “Phantom of the Opera” API l O | in Talk and Sound HOLIDAY ALAN HALE ... SALLY EILERS Path¢ @ Picture was a gob Lke in this riotgus comedy. | ning or atternocn's run. Clyde Bates | comedian and Babe Almond. diminu- tive soubrette, head the cast featured in this burlesque fare which is said to proffer fun and original surprises galore. The added attractions with this week's show are equal to wge stage presentation in the William Fontaine, star of on picture “Hallelujah,” has ccured the to appear in person ry performance with his ilee Singers, one of the most so land fter quartettes in stage- | Alice Duval will offer some startling specialties during the cur- Miss Duval is the featured player with the ever-popular “Get Ho and earned an en- 1 in former appear- Taking the cur- its entirety it shapes up as one of th st ever, and those planning to attend are urged to reserve seats well in ad- \is daring | Yance to avoid disappointment NOAH'S ARK AT NEW PALACE he i new Palace theater have brought back the most sp. ure ever shown on the silver “Noah's Ark," which will ow today and to: rrow lis epic of an thnee vear includes over reen took more in the cas vho play the principal parts The sets for “Noah's Ark™ covered more than a necessary quences, por squ 1 the rom modern ge- g Paris and scenes ran in the warzone and the Irench countryside to staggering creations such as the tower of Babel, temples devoted to the worship of heathen gods, marvelous scenes of the flood and the ark itself—made after the proportions mentioned in Genesis, The sto: is tremendously moving, spanning as it does the rainbow of 50 centuries—through which the earts of mankind unchanged have remained The lovers. whose glamorous pers sonalities survive soul-stirring days of the World War, are trans= ported back across the centuries. 1o the iniquitous days preceeding the flood. Vitaphone is before by the the vindicated as never the magnificent sweep of story — by the manifold sounds of tumudt—w avery — flood— terror—mirth—and by the human voice, and never has quite o melo- diously interpretative accom - paniment has provided as that h foll ever-changing of “Noal 5 choice of Geo of the an A The Dolores Costello O'Brien to play the lovers was in itself a ul McAllister the patriarc ors are p. the play is the s of the heart of hu- r in the modern 1 or in the traditional as is the idea of nan story which is compelling, in . 8th ANNUAL CONCERT WENNERBERG MALE CHORUS Margaret Olsen, soprano Auspices UNITED SWEDISH CHURCHES and SOCIETIE, ESlape o ENIOR HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM SUNDAY, MARCH 16 — 3:30 P. M. Tickets On Sale At Noah's Ark” —_— TODAY and TOMORROW You Have Read the Bihle See This Bible Picture The Spectacle of the (Bges w2 <DOLORES STELL() A Colossal Spectacular Stupendous Production A $2,000,000 production with a cast of 10,000 persons. Tt took 3 years to make this featurc, Fresh | SHOULDERS 1 7¢ 1b. Specials for Wednesday Shoulder Yearling | LAMB | ‘1 5¢ 1b. McCoy's, Hultgren's and Miller & Hanson's Today and T Thurs. and Fri. Tomor The Greatest Spirit of Pictures and i Touse of Hits Belle Baker “Song of Love” THURSDAY and FRIDAY “GOLD CHEVRONS” Ofticial U. S. Government Film Connecticut’'s Boys 26th, 76th, 42nd Divisions IN ACTION IN FRANCE P E t t E £ E Greater than “Wings,” “What") Price Glory.” and “The Big | (parade” say crides. e | Roasting YEAL 18¢ Ib. SIRLOIN STEAK LOIN LAMB CHOPS ............... 1h. LOIN VEAL CHOPS 29¢ 1b. SMOKED SHOULDERS 18¢ FRANKFURTS, SLICED BACO. 25¢ " HALIBUT STEAKS . SALMON STEAKS . Fresh ! MACKEREL | 11¢™ | CODFISH STEAK BLUEFISH | | 12%¢™ | Shore HADDOCK 9¢ 1b.