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New Britain herald., 1926-07-17

1.d, me subject of the meeting will be
 Chrlsts Thought of Prayer" Al
 '''V o'clock the evening service will
 be held and Rev. May B. Lord will
 preach on the subject, "A Man.s
 responsibility to Gods Call" The church lawn party will ba
 oeIa next Wednesday evening and if IS expected that there will be q large attendance. Hot dogs. coffee. home cooked food, ice cream, cake and other dellcacies will be on sale. On Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock inc regular mid-week service will ha held. The subject for discussion will De Pearls from the Book of Pro- verbs"
 Sunday School Picnic
 The annual picnic of the Kensinq- ton Methodist church Sunday schoo, IS being held today at Rockwell park, Bristol. A large number of children and their parents are in attendance at the affair, a special trolley secured for the trip. having been crowded when it left Upson's Corner this morning at about 10 O CLOCK. The weather being clear. .lt Is expected that the children will completely enjoy themselves on the days outing.
 East Berlin Items
 About 200 Fast Berlin residents left this morning for Hotchkiss Grove. Indian Neck. where the an- nual outing of the Community club is now in full swing. A procession or 30 automobiles, all bearing happv picnickers, started from the Com munity hall and wended it's way along the highways and byways. The cars planned to remain in line and they presented an impressive ap- pearance as they started out. All machines bore banners which an- nounced that the parade was com- posed of members of the East Der lin Community club.
 rms afternoon program of games and sports will be carried out. There will be food for everyone and there will be other interesting events in store for these who are in attendance. A bathing beauty contest. as the result of which q Miss East Berlin" will be picked, will be one of the big features.
 Services will be held at the usual hours at the East Berlin Methodist church and at St. Gabriers Episco- pal church tomorrow morning.
 MT. and Mrs l.. r. Turner and family left today by automobile for a two weeks vacation at Sebago Lake. Maine.
 Mir and Mrs. Benjamin Derenthal and daughter have returned to their home in Springfield. Mass. after | spending several weeks with Mrs. Derenthars parents, Mir. and Mrs. l Patrick Holigan.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-17
PLAYGROUND LEAGUES
Boys and Girls Teams Get Under Way In First Indoor Games of The Season.

The playground indoor baseball leagues got under way yesterday aft ernoon under the supervision of Playground Director Dick Anderson. Paradise Park won both of the opening games ot the season. the boys team coming through with a 6 to 4 victory over the Burritts while the girls team defeated the Burritt misses by l 2 to score.
 Bartlett and Washington split the honors of the afternoon with the Washington boys taking the cake in real swatfest. Both teams scored early and often but Washington. having the edge. took the game by four run margin, 24 to %. The Washington girls ran into a pack of hard luck and lost their game 12 10 II.
 The Smith ground boys put Up a hard fight against the Willow Brooks but the boys from the south end proved to be too strong and they won the game 9 to 8. The Smith girls were idle yesterday because of the fact that Willow Brook was un- able to assemble a girls team.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-17

.. EaIlison street left yester- d.. Ing for Milford where they will spend the weekend. Mir. Ryan is a letter carrier connected with the local post office department.
 Tag Day
 The first tag day of Harold F. Emmett post, No. 994. V. F. w., is being held today in conjunction with the presentation of the cap tured German howitzer to the city. The money received in this way vii assist the post in defraying the expense involved in securing the gun from the government.
 Chickens Stolen
 Complaint was made 10 the po- lice department yesterday by Thomas Grogan of Garden street. Forestville, that five Rhode Island Reds had been stolen from his coop the previous night. The police are investigating.
 Threatens To Kill Wife
 Philip Bergeron of Hartford, for- merly of Holyoke, Mass, arrested last night on a charge Of drunken ness and breach -f the peace, had Judgment suspended this morning on condition that he stay out of Bristol. Bergeron was arrested on complaint of his divorced wife who works in local restaurant and re- sides at the Pearl Annex hotel. Ac. cording to Mrs Bergeron's testi- mony her ex-husband had threaten ed 10 kill her and it was for that reason that she called for police ...
 Auto Breaks Child's Leg
 Betty Johnson. seven year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John r. Johnson of 94 Valley street. was struck by an auto at 1880 o'clock yesterday afternoon and received a fractured leg. The driver Of the car. Otis Hill Of 45S West street. was notified to appear at police headquarters this morning and his ease was continued indefinitely until the exact injury to the Johnson child could be ascertained.
 Boy Struck By Auto
 Peter Stepksis, l2 years old. of lS Roberts street. while crossing Pond street yesterday afternoon was 'trucK and slightly injured by an automobile driven by Luuien H. iaehe of Westbrook. Me. His in. iuries were apparently not serious. The case of Gagne who appeared at police headquarters this morning was continued indefinitely until the ,xact extent of the boys injuries ,an be ascertained.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-17
Parker-Buckey Go. With
 Liberty Baking Corp.

The Parker Buckley Baking Col Of this city has merged with Is oth- CT large baking concerns in cities east Of the Mississippi river and has become a unit in the Liberty Bak- ing Corporation. The concern is cap italized at s25,000.O00.
 Orville F. Parker and Clarence W. Buckley of this city have been elected vice presidents of the merged interests. They will continue to direct the operations of the local plant and plan extension of the com pany's property in this city in the interests of better service. The com pany was purchased Of the J. E. Murphy Co. estate six years ago. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
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New Britain herald., 1926-07-17
Plain Old Mules Carry
 Prince Gustav and Wife

Grand Canyon, Ariz.. July IT tP Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf, and Crown Princess Louise of Sweden arrived here yesterday astride Bob" and Flo" just plain old American. mules.
 The royal pair reached the top of the south rim of the Grand Canyon about noon, and were met by automobiles that carried them to Fl Tovar hotel here.
 In all they had travelled more than so miles astride the mules in their journey down the north rim of the canyon, through Phantom ranch and up the south rim.
 Both the prince and princess seemed to enjoy their novel ex- perience.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-17
LAWRENCE MILLS CLOSE

Lawrence, Mass, July IT GP - Owing to unsatisfactory trade con ditions, the Everett mills, employ. ing over 1,200 on cotton goods manufacture. will suspend opera tions July 2 4to September [.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-17
RUMORS REGARDING ANNEXATION HEARD Attachment Of KensinstOn to
 New Britain Being Whispered
 WILL PLAN PLAYGROUND
News In the Towns Churches-Ken- sington Young Women Win Med als-Church Renovation Is Com pleted-No Wednesday Closing.

This being legislative year, the
 thoughts of Kensingtonians once
 more turn to the proposed anneXa-
 ton of Kensington by New Britain.
 Several kensington residents have
 spoken of the matter and seem to
 be of the opinion that there will be
 a concerted effort on the part of
 the Hardware City to absorb the
 second district of the town of Der
 lin.
 Whether or not such move
 would be welcomed by Kensington
 residents is not known. They seem-
 ed loath to express their opinions
 today, being satisfied with stating that they are sure New Britain peo-
 pie are planning an annexation at |, tempt. It is probable that the mat
 ter will be considered at the next
 session of the legislature, since It would take action by this body to
 bring about such a result.
 New Britain has, in the past, con- |sidered the move and it is believed that it would be good one, since
 that city would then be on the main railroad line between Boston and New York, providing an unhamper- | ed outlet for it's products and pro- viding also for an increase in the number of industries. kensington, at the present time, has a number | of flourishing manufacturing plants. Playground Is Planned
 After a lapse of a year the play ground proposition advanced last summer by St. Paul's church, Ken sington, is again coming to the fore. With the announcement today that | he committee in charge of the mat i |ter will meet in the near future to perfect plans for putting the propos- led ground into condition, it is as- |sured that the children of the dis |irict will have one more place in | (which to play without danger from | automobiles. The plot of land proposed is on | | he church property and is consid- |ered an ideal location. It requires Esome clearing to make it suitable Land the committee is planning to fake up the matter at once so that | Ihe ground may be in use this sum- bner. It will be open for all children |of the town.
 No Wednesday Closing It is apparent that kensington |ttores have given up the idea, for the present at least, of closing their floors on Wednesday afternoons. Several of them were in favor of the practice during the summer, but humber of them maintained that 1t would hurt business and so no agree knent was reached. Paul Giana and |Ronketty Grocery Co.. said today ! hat Wednesday afternoon closing Fvill be brought about eventually, !nce store-keepers will come to
 .alize that it is for their best in- erests to do so. It will be taken up
 gain next season, it was stated, but
 , hope for the consummation of
 Q plan was held out for this sea on.
 Are Awarded Medals
 The Misses Sophie Drust, Cecelia I |Rosick and Anna Znosko, students S Eit the Connecticut Business College, r New Britain, have been awarded r certificates and medals by the Un- '
New Britain herald., 1926-07-17

Ernesto Boubion. mayor of the Mexican town of Aqua Prieta, was q prominent witness in the Los An geles grand jury's investigation of the abduction tale of Aimee Semple McPherson. evangelist. He says he doubts the story of her kidnapping.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-17

Fnrniture-Four rooms complete ly furnished for sale. used only three months. To responsible party easy terms will be given. Call be- tween 5 and 9 tonight Write Box l9A Herald-advt.
 For sale-Piano, in good condi- ton. Mahogany case. Call and see it. Phone 501-2.-advt.
 Wanted-Carpenter work, general jobhing or light trucking. Drop a card to w. G. Stellmacher Box S2. .-adYt,
New Britain herald., 1926-07-17

The local lads have been making a great showing in the county loop, where their opponents are all older than they are; this has failed to deter the boys from Plainville, how ever, and they look for their third victory this afternoon.
 Legion Auxiliary Meeting
 The Ladies Auxiliary to Brock Barnes post, American Legion, will hold special meeting at o'clock Monday night in Legion hall on Whiting street. Several important matters will come up, and all mem- bers are urged 10 try to be present.
 Union Service
 The union service of the Meth odist, Congregational and Baptist churches will be held tomorrow morning at the Plainviue NJ. F. church. Rev. William D. Reach, dis trict superintendent of the New York East conference and of the New Haven Camp Ground association, will be the preacher.
 The service will begin at 1O:45 o'clock, and the general public is in- Nited 10 hear Dr. Beach speak.
 Notes
 Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Weldon will leave tomorrow morning for a weeks vacation at Atlantic City and Bridgeport.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elberme B. Moore and children of Broad street are leaving today to spend the next few weeks with relatives at Woodmont- nthe-Sound.
 The Martha Rebekahs will hold regular meeting Monday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Bradford and daughters have returned from a vacation spent at Short Beach.
 Mrs. Alderman. mother Of Mrs William Richards. IS reported 10 be quite a little improved today. Mir. and Mrs. Frank A. Hart and son. Chester left today for an ex- tended automobile trip through the White mountains.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-17

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New Britain herald., 1926-07-17
Are Awarded Medals

The Misses Sophie Drust Cecelia Rosick and Anna Znosko, students at the Connecticut Business College, New Britain, have been awarded certificates and medals by the Un-
New Britain herald., 1926-07-17

derWood and Royal Typewriter com panics for excellence in their work. These young women are well known in
New Britain herald., 1926-07-17
Week. Traffic

The weekend has arrived and with it has come the heavy traffic on the turnpike. The Berlin officers will be on duty at the several posts along Berlin street tomorrow and they will put into effect their cam paign against speeding and cutting in
Evening star., 1926-06-06
LLOYD'S LATEST.

FRANK LLOYD'S three months
search for story material for his
first production for Paramount ended
recently with the selection Of Capt.
Sazarac." u romantic sea story by
Charles Tinney Jackson. the o. Henry
short story prize winner. Capt. Sa
zarac" is described as the handsomest.
hravest. most romantic devil in fiction.
lie is drawn from real life character
who figured prominently in the roman
tic history of New Orleans during tho
early years OF the nineteenth century.
The making of this picture will be aR
undertaking equal in importance and
ma agnitude to The Sea Hawk" prob
ably Mr.. I.loyd's biggest success. and
will he one of Paramount's outstand-
ing productions of the year.
Evening star., 1926-06-06
AMBASS.ADOR-"The Reckless
LADY,"

Belle Bennett. Ben Lyon. Lois
Moran, James Kirkwood, Lowell Sher-
man, Marcia Harris and Charlie
Murray will be seen in the leading
roles of First Nationals production of
Sir Philip Gibbs stor%. The Reck-
less Lady" at Crandalls Ambassador
Theater the first three days of this
week, beginning this afternoon. The
story is laid on the Riviera and
said TO be rich in elaborate settings.
Meet My Dog" a comedy starring
cliff Bowes. added short-reel sub
iects and pipe organ accompani niment
and solo intervals will complete the
bill.
Wednesday and Thursday. William
FoX's production of The Johnstown
Flood" with George O'Brien heading
the cast. also Mack Sennett's "Whis-
pering Whiskers": Friday, Lew Cody
and Gertrude Olmstead in Monte
Carlo" Cheap Skates" starring Lige
.Conley. and special reel, Lest We
Forget: Saturday, Raymond Griffith.
with Helene Costello and Bryant
Washburn. in Paramount's WET
Paint" Jimmie Adams in Whoa
Emma" 'Sportlight' and THE
Radio Detective" No. >.
Evening star., 1926-06-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Cupid. '

George O'Brien and Anita Stewart
head the cast of Irving Cumming s
production for William Fox Of Peter
B. kyne'S story. "Rustling for Cupid.
to be shown at Crandall's Central Thea
ter the first two days of this week.
beginning today. The story con.
Germs a young school teacher and the
son of a cattle baron of the West
with a skeleton in his closet. Others
in the cast include Russell Simpson,
Edith YOrke and Herbert Prior. The
comedy will be Mama. Behave" star
ring Charlie Chase. and Lest We For
get" a special reel. and pipe organ
music will round out the bill.
Tuesday and Wednesday. John
Barrymorc in the Warner Brothers
realistic adventure drama OF the open
ocean. THE Sea Beast" adapted from
the novel. "Moby Dick the support
ing cast led by Dolores Costello and
George O'EIara. supplemented by an
Aesop Fable by Paul Terry: Thursday.
Eugene O'Brien, Lillian Rich. Edmund
Burns and Henry E. Walthall in
Simon, the Jester" augmented by
Wanda Wiley in Twin Sisters and
added short reels: Friday. LiIyan
Tashman and John Bowers in Pro
hucers' Rocking Moon" an adventure
drama of Alaska. also Jimmie Adams
in Christie's Whoa. Emma" and other
short reels: Saturday. Johnny Hines
in First Nationals film version of
Thompson Buchanan's THE Cub" re-
named Rainbow Riley with Helen
and Warren comedy added.
Evening star., 1926-06-06

4 LTIiOUGH she is essentially a
singing comedienne. Belle Baker,
the vaudeville star. has her dramatic
moments. One Of them. which oc-
ours in practically every performance
she gives. is her rendition of the cole
brated Hebrew chant. Eli. Eli
This chant. which is vibrant with
pathos and intensity, was first intro
duced on the stage by Miss Baker
several years ago. since which time
it has been used by an enormous mum
ber of vaudeville. concert and recital
singers. 1t has even been abused in
syncopation by jazz band John
Mccormack made Il phonOgraph rec
ord of il: Dorothy Jardon who fits
back and forth from vaudeville to
grand opera, has sung it with "a Jew
ish choir as a prologue to motion
pictures.
The prevailing impression is that
eli, Eli is a synagogue prayer for
the dead, Miss Baker. however, tells
another story of the chant and its
origin.
Eli. Eli" said Miss Baker, was
first written by a Hebrew musician n
for a play in which ! played a child
part. In the play the child'S mother
is crucified and the little girl. stricken,
sings Eli. Eli the first line of which
means, God. oh. God why hast Thou
forsaken me?'"
Evening star., 1926-06-06
Origin of Ell, Ell.

The play was a great success. hut
the musician never realized anything
from his composition. In the mean
time many people have written new
versions and have coined money. AS
the music was never copyrighted.
Miss Baker still pays royalty on the
original version.
Eli. Eli made its first vaudeville
appearance at keiths Riverside
Theater. i'm New York. a few years ago,
after Miss Baker had sung il once in
Il Jewish theater on the East Side.
Her sympathetic and dramatic rem
dition Of this anguished cry created a
sensation. and ever since that day
she has been asked for Eli. Eli" by
every audience for which she has
sung.
Evening star., 1926-06-06
COLONY.

Today, Marion Davies in Beverly
of Graustark" and "Aesop Fable:
tomorrow. Greta Garbo in Torrent
and Arthur Lake in "Mortgaged
Again; Tuesday, Norma Shearer in
1.-The Devils Circus" and Cliff Bowes
in ''Tonight's the Night; Wednesday.
1.-THE Auction Block" Snub Pollard
in DO Your Duty and special reel.
Lest We Forget; Thursday. Elaine
Hammerstein in "Perils of the Sea. :
Al st. John in Hold Your Hat" and
"Sportlight"; Friday, William Russell
in big Pal'' and Andy Gump com
edy, "Dynamited' Saturday, Johnny
Hines in RAINBOW Riley" and Bobby
Vernon in Page Me-"
Evening star., 1926-06-06
IIIPPODRONIE.

Today and tomorrow, sally. Irene
and Mary" with Sally ONeil and Con
stance Bennett, comedy and short sub
jects: Tuesday and Wednesday, TOO
Much Money" with Lewis Stone and
Anna q. Nillson. also Sennett comedy;
Thursday and Friday, Soul Mates
with Aileen I'ring!e and Edmund
Lowe. and comedy; Saturday, "A Con
necticut Yankee in King Arthur s
Court" with Harry Myers. Casey of
the Coast Guard serial. comedy and
news.
Evening star., 1926-06-06
CHEVY CHASE.

Today and tomorrow. Sydney Chap
lin, THE Man on the Box; Grantland
Rice Sportlights, Leaps and Bounds;
Aesops Fables and news events; Tues
day. Bert Lytell and Anita Stewart in
"The Boomerang: Imperial comedy.
"Cabby Seat" Pathe Review; Wednes-
day and Thursday, Adolphe Menjou
and Florence Vidor in Grand Duchess
and the Waiter" Helen and Warren
comedy, His Own Lawyer" news
events: Friday. Kenneth Harlan and
Patsy Ruth Miller in THE Fighting
Edge" Ralph Graves in "Bashful
jim: Saturday, Mary Philbin and
Elliott Dexter in Stella Maris," the
Gumps in ''Andy's Lion Tale"
Evening star., 1926-06-06
Next Weeks Photoplays

COLUMBIA-Richard Dix in
Say 1t Again
RlALTO-Syd Chaplin in "Oh!
What a Nursew
METROPOLITAN-Jack Mul-
hall and Jobyna Ralston in
Sweet Daddies,"
PALACE-Bessie Love and
William Haines in "Lovey
Mary
TIVOLI-"For Heaven Sake"
"A Social Celebrity" Let's
Get Married" and The
Night Cry"
.AMBASSADOR-"Sw Dad
dies" The Girl from Mont
martre." The Night Cry"
and The Fighting Heart"
CENTRAL--"The Still Alarm
Mile. ,Modiste," Tramp,
Tramp, Tramp and The
Girl from Montmartre."
Evening star., 1926-06-06
CIRCLE.

Today and tomorrow. Gloria Swan
son in THE Untamed Lady: Tuesday,
Leatrice Joy and Edmund Burns in
Made for Love; Wednesday, Jack
Pickford, Mary Brian. Mary Alden
and Francis Y Bushman. ir., in
Brown of Harvard: Thursday and
Friday. showings and 9 pm, Norma
Talmadge in "Kiki'' with Roland Col
man: Saturday, Glenn Hunter in The
Little Giant"
Evening star., 1926-06-06
ELITE.

Today and tomorrow. Torrent
with Ricardo CorteZ and Gretta
Carlo. comedy, news and Casey Coast
Guard" serial: Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Lights of Old Broadway" with
Marion Davies. also comedy; Thurs.
day, Enchanted HILL with Jack
Holt. comedy and news; Friday, Soul
Mates" with Edmund Lowe and
Aileen Pringle. and comedy: Saturday,
1.-The Live Wire" with Johnny Hines,
comedy and Fighting Hearts,
Evening star., 1926-06-06
HOME.

Today and tomorrow. JOHN Barry
more in The Sea Beast; Tuesday
Lew Cody and Gertrude Olmstead in
Monte Carlo and comedy. Buster S
MiXup'; Wednesday. George O'Brien
in The Fighting Heart" and Felix
cartoon comedy; Thursday, Clara
Bow in "The Runaway" and Johnny
Arthur in "Home Cured: Friday,
Brown of Harvard and Aesop
Fable: Saturday. Elaine Hammerstein
in 1.-The Checkered Flag" Sennett
comedy and The Radio Detective"
No
Evening star., 1926-06-06
DUNBARTON.

Today. Irene Rich, Bert Lytell and
Clara Bow in Ewes Lover; tomorrow,
Olive Borden and Claire Adams IN
yellow Fingers; Tuesday, Gloria
Swanso and Lawrence GRAY in 1.-The
Untamed Lady: Wednesday. Corinne
Griffith and Percy Marmot in "Infatu-
atom: Thursday, Margaret Living
ston and Harrison Ford in "Helfs
Four Hundred: Saturday. Fred
Thompson in Hands Across the
Rorder -
Evening star., 1926-06-06
CAROLINA.

Today. In the Name of Love, y
with Wallace Beery. Raymond Hatton,
Ricardo Cortez and Greta Nissen; to.
morrow. 1.-The. Trouble With Wives,
with Florence Nidor. Tom Moore,
Esther Ralston. Ford Sterling; Tues
day. Dance Madness" with Claire
Windsor and Conrad Nagel: NVednes-
day. THE First Year" with Matt
Moore: Thursday. The. Auction
Block" with Charles Ray and Eleanor
Boardman: Friday, The Devils
Circus" with Norma Shearer: Satur-
day. Beverly of Graustark,' with
Marion Davies
Evening star., 1926-06-06
EMPIRE.

To-day, Mae Busch and Harry
Myers in "The Nut Cracker" and com
edy: tomorrow. Bill Bailey in Riding
West" and comedy, THE Haunted
lIeiress'': Tuesday and Wednesday
Jacqueline Logan and William Powell
in white Mice; Thursday and Fri
day, Emory Johnsons The Non Stop
Flight" and comedy: Saturday, Bob
Custer in The Valley of Bravery
comedy, Flame Fighters" No. s, and
International News: Tuesday. surprise
night; Thursday. vaudeville night. and
Saturday matinee. party for kiddies.
Evening star., 1926-06-06
CAPITOL.

The Capitol Theater opened last
night. after being closed for two weeks
for renovations. with a program
headed by Wallace Beery and Ray
mond Hatton in Behind the Front"
and added features. including a con-
cert by the orchestra and Mohawk
Quartet
Evening star., 1926-06-06
AVENUE GRAND.

Today and tomorrow. Clara Bow in
The Runaway" and Lloyd Hamilton
in "Nobody's Business; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Brown of Harvard and
and Gertrude Olmstead in Monte
Carlo and Johnny Arthur in Home
Cured: Friday. George O'Brien in
THE Fighting Heart" and Cliff Bowes
in who's Boss?"; Saturday. Lilyan
Tashman and John Bowers in Rock
ing Moon,; Charlie Chase in Mama.
Behave" and The Radio Detective"
Evening star., 1926-06-06
APOLLO.

Today and tomorrow, Norma Tai
madge in "Kiki' and Aesop Fable
Tuesday and Wednesday, Corinne
Griffith, in Mile. Modiste" and O.
Henry comedy. The Social Triangle y;
Thursday, Alma Rubens and Bert
Lytell in THE Gilded Butterfly" Cliff
Bowes in Meet My Dog" and special
reel. Lest We Forget" Friday. Matt
Moore and Dorothy DevOre in Three
Weeks in Paris" AL st. John in SKY
Bound" ami Hodge Podge"; Satur'
day. George OBrien in THE Fighting
Heart Felix cartoon comedy and
'"The Radio Detective" No. 3.