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New Britain herald., 1927-03-25
GEN. JOHN O'RYAN
SECURED TO SPEAK
Will Address First N0n.Stag
Chamber Of Commerce BANQUET
BR0ADCASTING DATE SET
II. s. Glcc Club On the AIR April
23-Grabnw>ki Eorfcits Bond and
viii Be Apprchcndcd-H. :. Or.
atory COntcst-laowling scores

| Major-G.ncral John J. organ.
commander OF the 26th Division
which smashed the HindrnGurg line
! in the final days Of the World War,
/ Will be the principal speaker at the
annual Chamber OF Commerce ban
! quet to b held in tho high school
| gymnasium on Monday evening
| April IS. General Organ is parti-
| cularlv interested in New ENGLAND
because he is president OF the Col
/ onlal Air Transport, which conducts
/ the air mail service in this section.
/ His subject has not Yet been fixed.
state Senator Frederick G. Wal
/ colt has been secured as a speaker
! He was at the banquet last year and
! showed several of his private mo-
| ton picture films OF Wild life in
| Connecticut This year he will eX-
hihit several new reels which. in
/ view OF the favor which those OF,
/ last year found, are expected 10 be
| one of the big attractions OF the
I banquet. Governor john II. TrUm-
+, bull will make a brief address, as
will President Henry Trumbull o.
/ the chamber
The High School Glee club will
sing several selections, the commit
tee in charge is glad to announce.
4 The club postponed a hroadcastins
l date to sing before the chamber II.
A. Castle will be POSTMASTER.
The precedent which has made
all former chamber hanQuets stag
affairs will be broken this year and
the wives OF the members invited
The capacity OF the gymnasium /:
o56 persons, double that OF Masonic
| hail. where the dinners have beer
| held in the past. II is urgently re
| auestcd that all members secur'
| their tickets as soon as possible, 70
| each member will be allowed wv,
/ tickets and after the membership
has been canvasscd the sale will b
open to the general public. Alto
u gothcr, this Is expected to be IN
, biggest and best banquet the cham
Der has ever held.
The committee OF arrangement
> consists Of Ralph l.. Seymour
, chairman: Joseph Mccarthy. chair
man OF the school committee; Ed
. ward L. Prior, third selectman; I
> :. Lyman. and Postmaster James |
- Shcr.
y Gice Club to Broadcast
\ April % has been set as the dat
Il on which the Boys Glce club Of tn
c Plainville High school will broadCas
y from station VITO.
n 4 letter was received by Principe
o T. II. Lord from the VITO broad
0 casting station asking il the clu
Il could sing from that station Apr
is from ? to $50 p. N. The boy
wore already scheduled to sing Il
5 the Chamber of Commerce harQu.
n which is to he held in the gynuas
> ium OF the now high school tn
same evening. The date was tho
+ changed to Saturday evening, -\pri
%. from . 10 ESQ o'clock. Tn
boys feel highly hattcrod 10 thin
they have been given perhaps Wha
, is one of the choicest hours Of tn
week
The club Is hoping 10 give con
cert in Avon this year and 4 few o
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25

| the boys are going to Meriden April
81 to hear the Bowdoin Glee club
| Friends OF The schoo! who feel that
/ ihey would like TO help by taking
the boys in their cars on any OF
these occasions Will be greatly APP
preciated.
The hi ii school wishes to thank
the friends who so heartily support
ID the picture which it gave at the
Community thaater March =. and .2.
Tho money which was taken in will
DO used for extra-curricular activi-
ties at the school, such as baseball
equipment. clce club music. neeos-
sary work on the athletic field, bas-
kCtball. etc.
High School Notes
There have been several informal
baseball games on the athletic field
between classes and several meet
iOcs have been held OF the candi-
dates for the coming season. Reg
ular baseball practice viii begin the
first OF next week il the weather per
Ujts.
Tho high school has had perfect
weeks. This means that every mem
hor OF the school has made a deposit
IN the bank on Tuesday. bank day,
Oratoriat Contest
On Friday evening April !. a:
o'clock the Nigh school will hold a
prize speaking contest in Grange
hall. This will he 10 choos" 4 mcm-
her OF the school TO go to the county
contest in West Hartford.
New York paper is sponsoring a
rational oratorcal contest. The ora
tons are written by the pupils, r.
late to the United States constitution.
and are delivered by the pupils
themselves. The winner OF the local
contest con nctes In the county con-
test at West Hartford, the winner
Of the county contest Comp"tos in
Hartford for state honorS. and the
winner OF the state is sent to New
York. The final winner receives Il
prize of 81 GOO and a "trip 10 Europe.
Tho contest held by the local
stHtDI Will bc open ~ tlt lttiiN.
Grahow>ki Forfeit> Bond.
William Ora howski Of New Britain
failed 10 appear in the local court
before Justice NJ q. Ryder last eve
ming and his 500 bond was de-
clared forfeited on motion Of Grand
Juror Charles F. Conlon. lie had
been arrested Tuesday night by
! Constable Fred Callen AMI State Of
| flee Charles Phelps on a charge OF
I driving an automobile while his il
! conse was suspended. He has large
record OF motor vehicle convictions
| and his license has been suspended
| for five years.
Prosecutor COMO stated today
that he would have GrahoWski APP
, pretended.
Funeral of Mr.. Burr.
| The funeral OF Frederick L. Burr
| who died yesterday morning. viii he
held al ESQ O'Clock tomorrow after
noon at the homo OF his daughter
1 Mrs. Grove W. WoodinS Of Forest
willie avenue. Rev. Spencer Evans OF
I. TcrryNillc will officiatc. 1ntcrmen
will he made in West cemetery, Bris
tol.
Grange to Pennington.
Members OF Plainvllle Grange arr
nrannine to visit Farmingtol
lG,anra ~, "Wednesday evening an,
win Furnish two numbers on tn
orocram. ANY members desirini
| -,
touch with the lecturer. Mrs
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25
Icntcn service


and other well known town person.
ages.
Lcntcn service
Lcnten services VIII be held TINS
evening at $50 O'CLOCK at st. f"Nl
church, kcnslhGtoh. KEY. Johh I.
Brennan pastor. VIII oiiiciate.
y large attendance was present at
the mid-Wrck services OF IN" BcrAin
CONGREGATIONAL church held last
evening following tAc supper gwen
by the Woman AID society at Ilie
church,
DciInqucnts race warrants
Tax Collector Charles i. Lewis
mas announced 'hdt Warrants d'e
beng issued ior delinquent laApaS-
crS ana that they Noul' De prose
cutcd uhtll the lull amount o"eu 10
collected. Al inc last Town hic''-
ing, Lewis maze Statement 'i'd'
few delinquent accounts We're out
standing and made a spirited rv'orI
TO the Inslnuauon OF Nlllard /.
AllinS That II local ori'hSara H"o
gone untaN"d lot col'Si"eiapl'
length OF time.
1t is thought that lew Will suffer
from the latest action OF the eo'ltc-
tor as most OF the residents OF Nhe
town are reported being up 10 u''c
with their rcmittauces.
Legion Mcc''ii@
Bolton kasica Iost. American lie
gion. will meet TINS evening 1T
O'Clock AT Legion Han NV"S'"- '''''
for its regular weekly b"St'i'H9
meeting. Affairs OF appearances WIZ.
he discussed and every heihper Vi
the local post Is asked TO ne pres
ent. Commander Nentres Will pre-
side.
Play Committee Meeting
A meeting OF the committees %
the four organizations o. h'"S',ls
ton which VIII comnii'e TO give VS.
play for the benelit OF the NotS'''S-
ton Boys club Will he heid inns eNo.
ming at s O'Clock at the nome o'
Clarence Il. BALDWIN OF hehS'hs'o'''
Those groups taking part IN 'h'
production of the play VIII lhctnao
the American Legion, the Ladies
auxiliary, the kensinGton League OF
Women Voters and the k"nSInGtoh
Athletic club. Committee chair'neh
include Harry McNeon, Mrs. ChaFleS
Higgins. Mrs. Douglas pcMers and
John Mckcon. The play VIII DC
given during the early part OF May
Further arrangements will be DIS
cussed tonight.
Beethoven Concert
In recognition OF Beethoven week
Mrs. Sidney Nj. CoWleS OF hchSlhS-
ton, is throwing open her home on
Saturday evening to music lovers OF
the community for a few hours OF
music by the great composer. All
those who would appreciate a mast
lily constructed program ana 'or the
most part not professional pla9'l's
are lnHlted 10 attend.
Miss Florence om''iaSoi'i Vi W."
Britain mas collseh''n " appe"i CIV
the concert ana W iei'"'i ''.'
ous soha'a la'hc'iauc
Mns'cal clu', concert vi ''0''n''s
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25

fContinued on Page 34)
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25

and other well known town person.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25

brought before the meeting by Com
missioner William J. Tracy. The
ives, end OF the Boulevard is prac-
'ieally the only public parking place
near the center OF the city and par
ticularly on saturday evenings, the
space is crowded early. The matter
after 4 short discussion was referred
10 Mayor John r. Wade, who will
bring II 10 the attention OF the city
council
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25
Grahow ski Forteit> Bond.
Funeral of Mr.. Burr.

The funeral OF Frederick 4. Burr.
who died yesterday morning. VIII he
held al $50 o'clock tomorrow after
noon at the home OF his daughter.
Mrs. Grove W. Wooding OF Forest
Willie avenue. Rev. Spencer Evans OF
TcrryNille will officiate. lntcrmont
will be made in West cemetery, Br!s-
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25
Truck Drivers Fined.


CONTINUED on Page $40
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25

Removing all doubt that the fam
ous Blue Hills setback team was
still in existence. John Conlin to-
day announced that his team would
be rounded up into shape sufficient
~ to take the field at the setback
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-05
The Most Notable
Event Of the Season
Is This January
Clearance Of SeaSOnable
Re0dy-tO-Wenr

In keeping with of the strict tenets of this that
twice clearance must be complete and drastic
the close Of 1926 abiding by this rule and bringing
variety beauty and practca bity to you at mdseason at
the seasons lowest prices. 80
All over the store will see price Coverings will
find every department rich in fashion opportunities pre-
sentng economies that will bring the clearance sale to
grand finale in very short time
The Washington times., 1927-05-10
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The Washington times., 1927-05-10
THE BOYS AND GIRLS
GET UNDER WAY
BY HAROLD PHILLIPS

The National Players opened their third summer season at the
National Theaer last night to reception such is usually
reserved for the the victorious Such high
will in any theater. The audora demeanor
interesting the play itself Applause greeted every individual
whit of acknowledgement that the emabe Charlie Sures
cracking handou before the cautious
at the point Of his being gentleman with
subpoena in his pocket.
between these disorders Calender behaved
like mad terrier shock the stung opportunst role
He'll probably do nothing better this
The focal point Of interest Leona Powers the
leading lady Leona red head pretty petite and actress
who has proted by much schooling Before the unwnds
very far will discover certain that honestly
the bookngoce estimate Of her zone Of the three best
stock leads in the country"
Slightly familiar Gynn McFarlan refreshing
task win be for the fifteen weeks make love Leona
John is rather negatively in this opening opus being
qured through pretend ignorance Ladys
deep regard thereby constituting himself committee
bright adult He rather mopish unsuted to him.
Dorothy Tierney through with performance the
boarding house slavy whom the author blaze Of inspiration
designates Mopuppus Dorothy survive the appea
ton and gives the decent valuation Billy Phelps
part Importance other favotes Kathryn Gvney
Adelaide Hbbar Charles Hampden Percy
the aboard dangling idle legs and with do.
Mr. Winter does puff 2Owcrd role to bp size and heavy
hand on his exit.
Mutually been hagranty
less about the Importance Of his second act however to
be of Importance aff That OFF, had full New
York and smart share Of business on the road
The story three bachelors living together on zone for ALL
all this citadel Of mascuny stranded
actress whereupon sngy and TOTO they fall in love with her
Mr. Mutually solution this problem by dating
concdent Kasers growing insOlencs which, be
remembered with gusto finaty among
rebuttes the two muskers whom Mr.. Mutually
rid of in order that the of proceed
customary smoothness. 1t this clear will be ell
week to adjust complaints
original producer of this good sample Of
merren and than to record that Is
Of dozen plays he has sponsored that traffic
with
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Film "Jazz Singer"

George Jessel will leave shortly
for Hollywood to star in a film
version Of his stage hit. "The Jazz
Singer" The director selected
to make the picture is Alan eros.
land. The feminine lead opposite
Jessel will be filled by May Nc
Avoy.
THE Jazz Singer" win be the
first picture ever produced into
which the Vitaphone has been In
trOduced for dramatic effects,
The Washington times., 1927-05-10
Author at "a

Pierre Ceilings. who wrote the
screen play for Raymond Grit.
fith's new comedy, '.Time to
Love-" Is only "a years old, but
Is regarded as one of Paramount 8
leading scenarists. Young as he
is, he Is veteran in the picture
business. having started several
years ago as an assistant camera
man. Time to Love" is an
original story by Alfred Savoir,
the famous French playwright.
The same combination, Savoir and
Ceilings, are responsible for THE
Grand Duchess and The Waiter"
a comedy success Of two years
ago.
The Washington times., 1927-05-10
Discovery

Douglas MacLean had discOv.
cred q new leading lady In the
ranks Of the unknown. players.
Her name is Sue Carol and Mac
Lean has placed her under . long
term contract. Miss Carol, whose
home is in Chicago, is a recent
addition to the film colony and In
her first before-the-caEnera ven-
turs attracted the attention Of
one Of the largest producing
atudiaa.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-23
City To Start
Paving Program
Without Delay

City Engineer p. w. Knights in
outlining plans for the paving pro
gram to be carried out by the city
this winter and spring, said this
morning that it is hoped the paving
in the northwest section of the city
will get under way by the middle
of December.
The streets included in this paw
ing are: Ell Centre, Euclid, Adams
and Tenth streets. Olive street will
also be paved with this group from
Eighth street to Imperial avenue.
The pavement on Broadway from
Fourth street to the driveway of the
Southern Pacific's new depot has
been included in plans for the work
to be done in the spring along with
the Eighth street paving project.
Hamilton will also be paved between
Fourth and Fifth streets at that
time.
This completes the program as
outlined at the present writing with
the pavement of Seventh street as
the probable next move to be made.
BY getting the northwest section
paving done first it is hoped to
protect the residents of that section
against water menaces and at the
same time will get it out of the
way before the Eighth street project
comes up.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-23
PERSONALS

Mrs. ME-. Lindsey, formerly of
FL Centre, now of Glendale, is in
the city for a few days on business,
located at $50 Olive. Accompany.
ing her are Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
kumpa of Glendale.
Mrs. Florence Howard of Los An
geles will visit her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Turlev over Thanksgiv-
ing. bringing with her Miss Myrtle
Taylor. also of the Angel city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Richardson
of Beverly Hills are the parents of
a baby boy born Monday night.
Mrs. Richardson will be remembered
her as Miss Neddie Reed.
T. Il. Faulk, who has been tour
ing the valley schools in the inter
ests of the educational department
of the state fish and game commits
sion returned to Los Angeles today.
He will be in the valley again next
week to continue his very interest
ing lectures on GiIe conservation of
wild life.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-23
EaStSide Center
Holds Meeting

Meeting for the first time this
fall the members of East Side farm
center gathered last night for pot
luck dinner followed by a program
of business and entertainment fea-
lures.
j. r. Snyder was elected director
of the center for the coming year
with \. c. Ferguson as his alternate
and Laurel Ferguson as secretary
treasurer.
1t was announced that work will
be commenced at once on a member
ship drive for which committee
was appointed with f. r. Worley as
chairman and S. +. Robinson and Ed
Poor as members. These men will
draft others to assist them as neees-
sary.
Rev. George Taylor spoke on
"Thc Best Crop-Boys and Girls y
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-23
Valley Singers,
Concert Enjoyed

The Imperial VALLEY Singers, a
quartet comprising Messrs. w. I.
CEeverton. Harry Metcalf, Ray
johnson, and Roland Nerbovig, was
one of the hits of the program last
evening at the. annual ladies' night
Of the Brawlcy Kiwanis club which
took place at the Planters hotel.
The singers. whose voices are un-
usually well blended, were heard in
group of numbers including ''The
Old Gray Robe, > NV Love s Own
Song and "School Days, and
the audience of some 300 people,
was vociferous in its applause.
John Canton, director of the quar-
tet was tenor soloist of the evening,
singing an aria from 'Thc Girl of
the Golden West, (Puceini) and
Caro- Roma's MY Jean Nina
Canton acted as accompanist.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-23
Market Prices

Los ANGELES, Nov, 23.-- Fol-
loving are today-s mai ket quota
tiOns:
POULTRY
Hens, Leghorns, 3A to 4 lhs..
20c.
mems, colored 4 lbs and up, 29c.
BroiIers, u ,bs.. and under
ga, Soc. .
r'ryers, Leghorns. 2A to lbs,
csc.
Fryers. colored. ga to lbs.
27c.
Roasters, soft bone, 5 lbs. up 27t
Ducklings, Peking, 81 10. up 22e.
Geese, Zoe
Young Tom turkeys, l3 lbs, an
up, Ace.
Old Tom turkeys. 34c.
Small hen turkeys, under lbs
l5c.
Hen turkeys. s 'bs., up 40c.
Squads, light and heavy, 400.
Capons, lbs up, S5e.
BUTTER
Wholesale prices 49c.
Price to retailers 52c to 53c.
E5C;S
Extra 491.c. Fresh firsts 4Sc. Me-
dunn +6lae.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-23
Federal Agents
Raid Restaurant

Federal agents staging a raid on
a Brawlcv restaurant late yesterday
afternoon placed s. Osuka, a Japan
ese, under arrest and are said to
have confiscated a quantity of saki
and pistol.
1t was intimated this morning
that two charges will be brought
against Osuka through the county
courts, one charging him with un-
lawful possession of Intoxicating
liquor and the other with being an
alien in possession OF firearm.
One of the federal agents said
that Osuka was arrested about a
year ago on possession charge and
paid fine OF $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-23

man. RUBY Winklcr, Gilbert Preston,
Ferrol Booth, Forrest Nandiver, Dor
othv Mall, Maurice Greeley, Eunicc
Young( Sam Morgan, Harriette Bib
bons, Thurston Grassland, Virginia
Cosby. Elnorah Huddleston, Virginia
Raymond, kathryne Surface. Karl
Horst, William Ward, Alice Jones.
Mrs. King, 3B-Calvin Aaron,
Marjorie Chickahisa, Doris Fife,
Lillian Hensen, Carl kleindenst,
Rena Little. Herbert Lee, James
Moore, Dorothy Mutsushito, Charles
Parker. ZeSta Williams, Gill Wright,
Barbara Weber, Louis Dolzel.
Mrs. Wilson. 2B and 2A-Paul
McGue, Don McCullum, Raymond
Clark, NJ arie Graham, Bernice
Hurst. Bessie Hopkins, Leroy In
man. Virginia Tackett, Mary Jane
Woodward.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-23
Perry Must Face
Bad Check Charge

John Perry, who was taken to In
Gio yesterday by Riverside county
authoritics, was returned to FL Cen
tro again last night, a misdemeanor
charge which had been brought him
IN Indio having been dismissed.
Perry is wanted in Wcstmorlan1
for the alleged passing of bad
check. Following his return the To-
cal authorities were again notified
lv Riverside officials that he is
wanted there, a warrant charging
felony standing against him.
He will be held here, however, un-
til the Westmorland ease is settled
before he is again released to River
sid.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-23
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Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-23
Vagrancy Charge
Against Mack

\ charge of vagrancy was placed
against George Mack, 10, of Los An
gcIes this morning by Harold Gil
lett. deputy sheriff.
Mack has been in custory since the
fatal accident in which a. c. Peek,
q tourist, was killed on the Yuma
Highway on Saturday. November l2.
lie was being detained as material
witness in the ease of the people a.
gainst Salvatore Maggie, driver of
tie truck which caused the death of
Peck. and who has been held under
$4,000 bond to answer in superior
court on a charge of manslaughter.
Mack was riding on the truck with
Maggie at the time of the accident
and is said to have made several
statements which the prosecution
wishes to have brought out in the
Maggie trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-23
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Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-23

Twelve acres of six year Old
peach trees dt Uakdaie, Stanislaus
county, returned Enos Rcchis So a
tree.
Early in 1928 the Western Air EX-
press will start passenger service be-
tween San Francisco and Los Ange-
les with several stops in the San
Joaquin valley.
The 4S4 acre Thew ranch in Tu-