New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1930, Page 12

12 ; NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1930. 2 ’ roung W ’ ; I o _'_'————_———._—_——_—r__—__‘_——‘ Young Whitney, racing and sport- | | presented theater proprietors with 1 1 1 i’\'\‘om ‘f‘:tr“:\p} :?,l‘:s ii'é‘fgcs;?,, | :}:fir“:g‘l]ks”:ulllxlgmr-hg;xlc‘lu?ol k‘\:‘ph[‘h{z | WHITNEY T[] WE[] ing enthusiast, was an Oxford un- NEW STAEE RULES | copies of “The Moral Code for Thea- ajor McLook lells Legionnaires ;o e e | ot e Avtoriosa Taglon sh ‘ dergraduate when his father died in |ters” a set of regulations adopted S December, 1926. He 1s a nephew of in 1916, w C t l D - |, “I pray”” he continued ‘“that 1“aj"):pk:r[(?\‘xinllm\x:tu Commander El- M RY E ALTEMUS Harry Payne Whitney, of New York. | []N B“ST[]N SH“WS{ The code bans profanity, prohibits oW I\e ape as Lut IN UrIve |mcre wil never be another war, but | mer Dickinson of Glastonbury con- . | the appearance of stage folk with- it one does come, I hope that the| L. .5 tne post and described | Mrs. Bessie Dobson Altemus East- |out stockings, and bars “muscle k- country will have learned its lesson | "oy o o tried on in the man, mother of Mary Elizabeth Al- 4 . . |dancing.” To Get New Hospital for Veterans i mi " b e vone g b on 0 b o Bagagement Squel = ot 4k o Profanty, “Husle Dneig?| v without being alarmist Plainville, commander of the A. G. would neither confirm nor deny the | | CHOIR ENTERTAINMENT “The tw ey asses : o e aE as §93 (1o > | St Cecilia’s choir of the Sacred The two most dangerous classe ammond Camp, United sh | 1 engagement report. In 1928 the two i 's\_ Cecl 1 the Sacr Speaker at 11th Anniver- (Sprinklers Ordered of people we mave fn this country | RATORS CamE Ul BRI {0 Steeplechase nsasement roport In 132 tho tvo | Allowed—Stockings Needod | s Smivene with " open e’ socia |are the rank militarists and the rank | ) s yyilliam W. uire w Eastman denied the reports. i sceson on Sunday, May 4 when it Massachusetts Prison ||pacinsts it | i kS | | il giv ariely Entertainment” 30: on, April 25 (P—Installa- I 2 to the subject most dear Dancing was enjoyed : sary Banquet of Eddy- et TLondon, April 25 (B—The Daily | __ B Boston, April 25 (UP)—DBoston's | ¢ tne Sacred Heart school hall on . & i ioa ata Ve o Major McCook began | prograr 7 © | qixpress today said that John Hay Want Parade to March |stage, objcet of many censorships | Gold strect. care ib- || ¢ S £ is t, Major X k an | progrant. (e g & a e . in recent years, apparently is to be 5 s of i Glover Post, Pays Trib-|| Jinkicr system in oo i i ARt e SRR AN, | Whitney, son_of the late Paync To Pulaski Monument | urs, apparently o~ About 50 mem of the choir town state prison by order of A. [y ino 1uile in Newington. He stat | Whitn nd Mary Blizabeth Alte- |08 88 S jg | PUL through a new purification pro- | will take part in singing group songs ute to Committee Which || warren stca state commis- || 3 that the Legion interest in the GONTEST HIKER STOPS [ mus of Philadelphia expected to be | o Fulasit commices WL 05| coss ) |and solos and it \ulll be by {-fl:l v sioner of correction, who is act- | | Sic1cd was the outgrowth of the | married toward the end of the sum- | o i88, Bt 16t I RS Plile | Mayor James M, Curley, whom |larger affair than the concert (he Persuaded Federal Au-||ing immediately on recommenda- ||/ and scencs of ‘horror on the HERE ON WORLD TRIP [mer on Long Tsiana, New York. Fulaski memorial on My 30, met | theatrical men had considered more | choir gave last year, The organize- tions contained in a report of 3 clds of Irance. He said no The paper said the engagement || (o 0 poon 201, City hall, | lenient than his immediate prede- | tionis O;w fl{ the ?Id:;t), ‘“lejtl]‘lhf“\'“ ‘it 2y ofi-!| Fire Commissioner Tdward I © man was responsible for getting T M was a sequel to the grand national | (= 0 s (0F s 0 (vas appointed | Ce8Sor, Malcolm E. Nichols, yester- |ard with the cxception of the ot thorities to Erect Insti here T situnted in. Newinzton, | Takes Daily Swim Despite Tempern- |stecplochase at Aintree recently. |y Sonpi e oF e N i ay made plain his views on foot- | Elizabeth's theatrical circle it is the . it the stitu- S sl Miss Altemus came (o Bngland with i light moral: Tuost active in so tution, t was splendid team work i ture But Never Sits On e 2 VIt eaders who are in chai g s : n. jattle was started in 1926 and it was voung Whitney’s mother and during | xramorial Day exercises v An actor aring before a Bos- CONTEST ON RIVERS BILL s the fiercest ttles against Chair to Liest. the ltenbam races Was (, oxtend 1 line of march to ton audicnce, may say “Hell" 1 Washington, April 25 (P — The nd machinations, ever T T the gues ;‘HL Anthony, f \v:vwm Pulaski park, wl dedication exer- | ne ry, the word “Damn’ ‘also |yt r"nn':ofl'o‘\” fhetormnibus il « pril 2, 1928 ank 1eld- trainer who had c¢h of Whit- e allage e A i s trlca 3 i e R R cises will take place. ay be included in his theatrical | frapeq by the rivers and harbors L s A \ The committee, appointed at last |vocabulary. But, said Mayor Curley, | committos re OEESOULHEDE: K9 rode most of the Whitney's | night's meeting, is composed of Mrs, | language more vigorous than this s while remaining as his guest |1, Bates, Altor ; Mon- | would not be tolerated under any | and attended the grand national | jewicz and Councilman Joseph Mly- | circumstances. with Whitney and his mother. narski. Lmphasizing his views, the mayor | point at, issue. committec first went to met with roversch federal adoption of the Erie and house today with provision for a Oswego canals in New York a major cing cach cof in a ch 1an and presenting the facts of on in hospitals in the s ing Connecticut, the com- been in swimming every day, regard- of weather corditions and gets s allotted six hours of slecp. Frank is one of the cntrants in 1O i1e $70.000 contest sponsored by the something for ourselves that we|p i yoith-Orpheum — corporation, | won,* the major stated. *“We dian't| RSS2t it Bl o ore of mnar = ey bl ker, who arrived in New Britain e : “Yor cutheriy N e danelanc. s day, will visit Great Britain, - b ey 3 1 Bt .| He said that the members of the| yyapce, canada, Germany, Australia, i ity salanntidn . A committee and finally others were | xoirot qrang. el i - ; unabiestop LR ey convinced that the Thospital Was|ice. panama, Argentine, Chile and : ” _ 4 e X J ® Inceded and the sub-committee on i s e ines K. . 4 : ter did an almost unpre- £rip were devised by Di: e members won. It was be- cause we were not looking for 1 thing in reversing itself g mpson of the Universit t i mntry B gomlaioenal, )t Southern California in an attempt King, | tr v this countr cal, S| h chr 5 S S e v le then said that after many sites | 5 gee what the human body can : L g 1 and zan t the gather- | ac L8, St submitted to General Hines of | cndure, ing in good spirits with their coni-|terbury and "1"‘1“"‘1]‘”'-’ : "1“ il | the United States Veterans' bureau Whilein e will visit . . edy skit and Fran X. Egan ren- fyM one l"' ]’F “" izght near \" ¢ at Newington was sclected | the Strand, 1mbassy. Capitol and i 3 d pleasing vo selections lery ce ‘:"‘ Mie M ISEISs e " land the T.egion had won a signal | pj theaters, - Major MecCook, resident of |army office 5 victory for the disabled men of the Despite yesterday's snow he took |} A & and < partmer Dlerlto : L dee| World war. his usual swim i Connecticut gampmanc & ¢ dy e 5 ¥ He “exhorted Legionnarves and |river and 2 Saloy Lo | 2 LT % or. | members of the Auxiliary to visit|in Willow B bers have complished during the | said that v nition ‘0 years of its existence. He said |only threc fighting in t its important work in keeping |entire coun up its membership was at ail Blames German Leaders to other posts and it held the dual ey role of pacc-maker and winner in T ’s Bak 1l as in the ¢ t the start e e R fomthe WEnl Ui telon e M o f 05 FARCHI ST 18 WEST MAIN ST. Harry Perkins not working for itself but it has r rs was head of the Near Sears Roebuck Near Capitol Theater tained its great stability because of | verein sot in Hartford. The Whiat 1t is doing for others, He de-|German people, egzed on by their Aucthneer seribed the Americ Legion as 2 fraternity unique among all others, L] 0 ' | mad, went conquest erazy, We might. LR e el e Saturday Baking o nien Sacnsess et ceencra | INUANNNNNANUHUAUKANNNAAN. B <7 s weERRY SHORT CAKES \\:A\s" Irro.l\{n‘ e Each 5 300 Bae sy onds I eads the Fresh Berries and Pure Whipped Cream the battlecld. — Some of those fei 3 e Dyoun b menat) gruplity field | OEESE CAKE, 15¢ 30c¢ 60c and finer men because of it. He that the veterans of the World W Anheuser-Basch Tasty, Rich, Creamy Cheese Cake did not stop with the end of the ® o e war but they arc still coming u COFFEE BREADS Legion Men Becoming Leaders -Malt Syru It is ek the organization that Barley t Syrup To Suit Your Individual Taste counts,” he id. “it is the an. Le- gion men are becoming leadors in LIGHT OR DARK PECAN ROLLS I life because they had 3 ICH IN BODY = 5 i = | T TR G e S Walnut Wreaths, Ig. and sm. Plain Frosted Rings | a (lvmovr:u_} that is not ;|: plicated Stollens Streusel Squares | any; t is patterened after the 2 B ool A YA : 7 \ Danish Buns English Bath Buns rich and poor, high : = low, mingled as buddies and carc 2 . Y Apple Cakes Cinnamon Buns not what the other fellow was what he had. There was one t T WALNUT FRUIT BUN and that was whether a 1 e doing his job. That test SN e stated (ot | b BOSTON BAKED BE g tled (,,(’“:':“",;,"H\f:;‘“”"’””l‘ el : ot 4 Hoffmann Specialty and an Economical Already Prepared YOUR LAST CH ANCE TO BUY Major McCook turned fo prepar AR meal. edness. He said that there ar many people today who say that th ' 2 ¥ : : ) late war w sele He said that| g Cesd Cut Yourself a Slice of Time by Letting HOFFMAND after every war the country had a 3 Do Your Baking. i R — right to enjoy a period of convales- | cence. He believes that the World 1 e . 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