New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1930, Page 19

LANDLORD FORBIDS FUNERAL IN HOUSE Son-in-Law of Dead Woman De- termined to Carry Out Plans Unless an injunction is served on him in the meantime, Herman ‘Wunsch, 24 Konstin Place, will have funeral serviges held at 8:30 o'clock tomorrow morning in his home for his mother-in-law, Mrs. Rose Jasas, aged 57, who died yesterday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mildred Bilk, 66 Mansfield street, Hartford. Last night Wunsch complained to police that his landlord, Anthony Meizlaskas, refused to allow him to bring the body of his mother-in-law to his home. The objection, Wunach said, was that it might be difficult to rent the tenemernt later should it become known that a funeral had been held there. Lieutenant Matthias Rival told ‘Wunsch that there was nothing po- lice could do about the matter. The man then appealed to an attorney and was told that the only way the landlord could stop his bringing the body to the house wbuld be by get- ting an injunction. Mass will be read for Mrs. Jasas at 9 o'clock in St. Andrew’s church. Burial will be in St. Mary’s cemetery. City Items New Britain assembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls, will hold its regu- lar business meeting this evening at 7:30 at the Masonic Temple. Application for a marriage li- conse has been made by Nils I, Ahl- quist ot 46 Main street and Svea Larson of 195 Jubilee street. Mrs. E. C. Gregg entertained four tables of bridge at her home in the Georgian apartments, Saturday eve- ning. Guests were present from Boston and New Haven. Prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs. Everett De- marest, Mrs. O. Erling and M. E. Wheaton. Mrs. H. F. Houck of 445 Arch street is confined to her bed by ill- ness. Michael Roman of New York spending several days in this city. The Junior Hadassah will hold a studio party this evening at the studio of Minna Schwartz at 308 Main street. Miss Rose Swarsky has arranged an entertainment and re- freshments will be served Eight Students “Fired” ' + Over Students’ Strike Harrogate, Tenn., April 15 (UP) —Eight students ‘of Lincoln Memo- rial university, all prominent in stu- dent affairs and active in the pres- ent student strike, were served with injunctions today restraining them from further participation. At the same. time, they received notices of dismissal from the uni- versity. / Professor Alfred De graduate of the University of Berlin and of Columbia university and head of department of romance lan- guages at L. M. U, also received notice of dismissal effective at once, and was served a detainer warrant ordering him to vacate his home. is Jonge, a “Church Dramatic Circle To Give Play for Vets The St.. Elizabeth’s theatrical cir- cle of the Sacred Heart church will ve a play to assist the members ol neral Haller post, Polish World War veterans, in their drive for $10,000 for the Polish disabled vet- erans’ fund. Paul Nurczyk, president of.the guild, announced that the perform- ance will be of a military type and will be staged at the Sacred Heart school hall probably next month. Both the Saczed Heart and Holy Cross parishes will assist in the drive which will be conducted by t} members of the post and the aux- fliary. The post is making prepara—1 tions to hold its annual Easter ball. She's Getting Thinner Every Day |sistent burglars plied their trade in T P Y | Ty Dutch Shipper Urges. Plane Kidnaping Probe Paris, April 15 (M — Frederic Stork, wealthy Dutch shipping man, today asked the Paris po- lice to investigate the alleged air- plane kidnaping of his seven year old daughter, Margareta. He especially asked them to interro- gate his divorced American wife, whom he married as Christian Kramer in the United States 19 years ago. The shipping man alleged that his former wife and her present husband, named Storm, met the girl .as she left school in Laren, Holland, November 19, and took her by air to Elberfeld, Germany, and from there to Paris. The po- lice reported that- the woman, her husband, and the girl left their Paris apartment before | officers arrived. i GITY"3. D0G POUND WILL BE IMPROVED Ald. Falk Calls Attention to Need for Changes Alderman Walter R. Falk of the second ward has called the attention of Councilman W. §. Scheuy, chair- man of the committee in charge of building the dog pound on the town farm property, to the need for bet- ter facilities for confining impound- ed canines, and the chairman plans to inspect the pound next Sunday with the idea in mind of installing proper cages or better chains than are now in use. Cages would have been installed when the pound was built except for the lack of sufficient funds, Councilman Scheuy told Alderman Falk, The latter told of seeing sev- eral dogs almost strangling them- selves by becoming caught in the chains, and he also remarked that keys to the pound should be avail- able cither at the police department headquarters or the town farm. He | tried to locate someone to open the door and release the dogs from their precarious situation recent he said, and was surprised to learn that the dog warden alonc had the | keys. Councilman Scheuy agrecd | that there should be keys at police | headquarters or the town farm, Wants More Inform-ation " On Bills Against City Councilman W. G. Gibney of the first ward conferred last night with City Clerk A. L. Thompson relative to an arrangement for giving coun- cil members information about the bills on which they are required to pass at-the monthly meetings, He pointed out that the members of the supplies and printing committee and the finance committee are the cnly onesewho examine the bills, while the others have nothing but| the amount before them for action. It is possible that a parenthetical note mentioning what the individual bills are for may be included in the list in the future, as a result of Councllman Gibney's suggestion. PERSISTENT BURGLARS CAUGHT New Haven, April 15 (UP)—Per- a business block -on Congress avenue here ‘during the night, police dis- covered today. Finding only books in the safe of a dry goods store they opened with a crow bar, the burglars entered an adjoining jewelry storc owned by A. Pearlin and obtained watches and jewelry valued at $300 from a safe. Trumbull Posts $3,000 Rewards in Death Cases Hartford, April 15 (UP)—Goyv- ernor John H. Trumbull today noti- fied State’s Attorney Hugh M. Al- corn that he was offering, under the statute, rewards of $3,000 each for information leading to the arrest and conviction of persons respon- sible for three unsolved local mur- ders. Police have been fathom the slayings of Benjamin Greenshpon on February , Mrs. Frances Sylvester on March ID or Ruben Rome on March 31. unable to Her Fat is Melting Fast Away world Kruschen falts is appecaling to girls and women who strive for an attrac- tive, frec from fat figure that can- not fail to win admiration. Here's the recipe that banishes fat and brings into blossoms all the natural attractiveness that every woman possesses. Every morning take one half teaspoon of Kruschen Salts in- a glass of hot water before breakfast. Be sure and do this every morning for “It's the little daily doso that takes off the fat.” Dow't miss a morning. 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All over the EMBASSY Coming — TOMORROW DOUBLE FEATURE SHOWING with LENORE ULRIC —PALACE- ~—House of Perfect Talkies— —NOW PLAYING— (A Marvel of Maryels) “The Dance of Life" 1007, —Color—Music—Talking —with—~ Hal Skell ncy Carroll Co-Feature (What is love's bitterest enemy?) (Should & woman reveal her past?) See and Hear JEANNE FAGELS Star of “The Letter” Live Her Greatest Role i “JEALOUSY" Selected Sound Shorts THURSDAY—FRIDAY “KING OF KINGS" First Time With DIALOGUE AND SOUND Final Showing Wm. Boyd in “His First Command” “WALL STREET” with RALPH INCE ‘AILEEN PRINGLE | volved | Pallette as Sergeant Heath. J NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1930. B T4 Aoy ~ LA 14— \\ Onless otherwise indicated, theatrical notices and reviews b this column sre written by press agencies for the respective amusemeut company. l Illl TWO FEATURES AT CAPITOL MERCEDES COMING TO STRAND “Wide Open,” Warner Bros. and| 1, aercedes ‘the stage boasts n Vitaphone all-talking picture, comes {yontal telepathist who has actually to the Capitol theater Wednesday 0t | subjected. himself to the most rigid | a run of three day examinations by the leading minds Fans who have laughed with 13- ¢ fhis country and B ward Lverett Horton in “The Hol- | oy time come through with fiying tentot,” “The Sap” and “The Avin-|calors" Professors, presidents, doc- tor” will now have a chance 10 k¢ [{ors police offic him in quite another role, for hie 15 [armors, the Prince . of Wales. the the meek and inventive boolkecper e S e 1 |Queen the Grand TG EAG SIS Gl Ui I Duchess of Surle and other notables gruffness and the star s ave all unsuccesstully subjected the | BlUfs stounding mentalist to attempted The piece is hased on the mayors, & ! | holstery, |STEAL AUTO, WRECK IT, novel | Jdmund | st includes poses. “The Narrow Street” by It would be impossible for ecither | Bateman Morris. The c Mercedes or Mile. Stantone, his as- | Patsy Ruth Mille, |sistant, to resort to trickery-and ac- | Vera Lewis, T. Roy |complish the amazing things they | Rateliffe, Louise Beave I |do. The authorities who have r phy, Frank Beale, Vincent Barnett, [peatedly put through “fool proo Lloyd Ingpaham, Bobby Gordon. B. tests have discovered. to their an- B. B., and many others. “Wide noyance, that it is impossible for him Open’”” wah directed by Archie Maye. [{o have any secreted apparatus on The co-feature will offer Leatrice |his person. | Joy in a drama of melody and love, | Practically every university in the “The Most Immoral Lady." | United States and many of those in Starting Saturday for one week |Europe have investigated the meth- the Capitol will feature Al Jolson in lods of Mercedes and Mle. Stantone his new Warner Bros. Vitaphone hit land found them to be devoid of “Mamm |trickery. Mercedes has perfected the [theo of propecting his thoughts |through the air just as Mlle. Stan- |tone has trained her mind to absorh |them. The Mercedes act, the Strand theatc day and Saturday is one of the most baffling on the stage. Mercedes passes through the audience and re- |quests theater patrons to whisp, |the nantes of musical composition |to him. Those who do so merely re- | |quest Mile. tSantone to “play their ! selection.” Mercedes, without saying to commit the crime; each of them [a word transmits the request by had a forceful motive, and vet each [thought and almost immediately of them has a fool-proof alibi.|plays it. Powell sifts and sorts these conflict- | ing personalities and from the in-| situation points out the heretofore unsuspected murderer. Again, as in “The Canary Murder Case” and “The Greene Murder Case,” Powell is assisted by liugenc WILLIAM POWELL AT § “The Benson Murder Case at the Strand theater today Wednesday. The mysterious murder of An- thony Benson and its puzzling after- math is the new thrill for film au- | diences that Paramount has brought forth on the screen. Powell is called upon to solve a crime in which all the suspected characters are equally involved. Fach of them had an opportunity AND plays and which comes to Thur Willlam Boyd in his great | “His Tirst Command,” | Today | picture | makes it | bassy theater. | with the grea ‘\\!\o have witnessed it during the | past three days. It is a picture that | vou should and you will agree that William Boyd is at his best. On Wednesday the talkic screen of the Embassy theater will be the scene of another double screening. Lenore Ulric plays the lead in South Sea Rose a most ado able feature. “Wall Street,” the sec- | ond feature with Aileen Pringle and | Ratph Ing On Thursday the Strand will offer one of the most tuneful of talkie in “Lord Byron of Broadway'" with | an all star cast that includes Benny | Rubin and Cliff Edwards. There will | also be an exceptional bill of vau-| deville. Students Warned of Trench Mouth Danger | New Haven, April 15 (P—A warn- ing has been given to Yale student to exercise care in use of glasses at soda counters by Dr. I. L. Phillips owing to prevalence of an infection known as “trench mouth.” The germ is spread by unclean | drinking glasses and cups and this) is due in large part, the doctor | claims, to failure of purveyors of | soft drinks at counters to rinse glasses in hot water or to steriliz them. The infection results in small sores on the lips which bleed, and an irritated condition of the Dr. Phillips notes lack of a nance to require sterilization drinking utensils at counters. { suggestion is that use of paper’ cups be insisted upon. | LEVIATHAN NOT DAMAGED w York, April Leviathan, had suffered a mis- without founda- |ed States liner |to Southampton hap proved to | tion. Shortly after the ed here the line rece | (ship's time) position | the Leviathan which gave speed as 24 knots, and | mention of any trouble. be rumors origina ved the report the line made | USE HERALD CLASSIFIED Y.M.T.A.B. MINSTREL 0ld and “New Time” Songs City’s Leading Singers 50 Voites TABS' HALL April 23 and Admission 75 INSAN Captain Kelly was notified by telephgne this noon that a man who escaped from the state hospital at Norwich was at Park and John streets and Sergeant T. J. Feeney | was detailed to investigate, He found Adolph Kalinowski at Stanley and Pleasant streets and brought him to the police station. Kalinow- ski will be sent back to the insti- tution. | A COMPLETE LADIES' EASTER OUTFIT! To Be Awarded a Patron at Warner Bros. CAPITOL SATURDAY EVENING April 19th FREE! Outfit Donated By Following Merchants DONNELLY'S BOSTON STORE Ladies’ Spring Coat MANGE! Ladies’ Dress VOGUE SHOE CO. Ladies’ Shoes VOLZ FLORAL Easter Cor THL DAVIS CO. Ladies' Hat LEONARD HERRMANN CO. 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Vocal sclections wer ctically demolished in Good- | rendered 'Ly the Misses Jannie Da- win Park, Hartford, on the road|Vanzo and Emma Dehm, and a duc leading to Jordan lane. Two young | by Elsie and Anna Paladino men were seen to craw] out of the| Miss DaVanzo will become wreckage and run away, according | Lride of Andrew Maietta on April 2 to information given to Captain An-| -~ | drew J. Williams of the detective | burcau of the Hartford palice, and a searching party of detcetives was | sent out to scour the roads for miles cbout the park by various leading companies in the | Frank P. McNamara of the local | mid-continent field, the estimated concern went to Hartford upon, be- | da verage production of petro- ing notified by the local police, and | leum the United States for tl had the car removed to a garage.|week ending April 12 climbed There were bioodstains on the up-| 211 barrels, recording & total of indicating that at least 558,496 barrels, says the current re- one ot the young men had been in- | port of the Oil and Gas Journal Jured. 'he roadster overturned The total light oil increased | while rounding a curve at a high | the period was 37,054 barrels speed, police. ose Valardi | Two Youths Take Machine Here and Ruin It While Rounding Curve in Hartford Park. OIL PRODUCTION GREATER Okla April 15 (#—Coin- cidental with increases in oil prices | Tulsa, Warner Bros. CAPITOL Wed., Thurs., Fri. 2 TALKIE EDWARD EVERETT HORTON Louise Fazenda Patsy Ruth Miller Edna Murphy f TODAY ONLY Eddie Dowling in “A Blaze of Glory” 2 FEATURES in Warner Bros. 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