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New Britain herald., 1927-03-11
BARTHELMESS AT CAPITOL.

4 double feature photoplay pro gram is now playing the Capitol to- day and Saturday offering a well balanced entertainment unit. Rich ard Barthelmess heads the show in his new photoplay, The White Black Sheep" Here is a fast action love romance with the scenes laid with the British troops in Palestine. Barthelmess plays the role of t youth, who in order to escape dis grace for an unjust accusation Of crime in England, joins the English army in Palestine. It is here that the action revolves fast and fiery and Dick comes through in his usual fine acting. Patsy Ruth Miller is his lead ing support and she does very well as 3. native belle whom he after wards marries.
 The companion feature affords eX- ccllent entertainment in neasy Payments a comedy drama of Rroadway's Night clubs and with AL berta Vaughn in the leading role. It's the story of a girl from Missouri who couldn't be shown. but certain Iy shows the Broadway night life crowds a thing or two.
 Beginning Sunday night, the Cap itol will offer the big favoritc, Flesh and the Devil,' with John Gilbert, Greta Garbo and Lars Hanson in the leading roles. This is the photoplay that startled Broadway and estab- lished run record at the Capitol on Broadway as well as attendance This picture is being brought to New Britain al tremendous cost and is absolutely in its entirety, the same as on the Broadway showings
 Patrons are urged 10 obtain tick cts early. especially the lose reser- vations as terrific crowds are expect ed to see this picture. The regular Capitol prices will prevail for its showing and contrary to rumors the prices will not be raised for it's show ing
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11
AT THE, STRAND.

Capacity audiences yesterday re- sponded enthusiastically to the new bill of vaudeville which opened at the Strand theater with Jack Holt in ''rhe Mysterious Riler" as the fea- turc.
 The vaudeville program proved to be one of the best seen at the local playhouse since it's opening. The bulk of the honors went to Carry owen & Co.,. in their vaudedrama, Compliments Of the Season" a nov el playlet that had drama, laughs and novel scenic effects. 1t is doubt ful If any other act that has played at the Strand so far received such sustained applause. Pressler and klaiss were the comedy feature of the bill in a pantomime offering in- torspersed with songs The famous Davies Trio who come here from the Gippodrome in l.o.-don thrilled the
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11
WILL PAY DEPOSITORS
Those With Money in Pittsburgh
 Bank to get 100 Per Cent.

Pittsburgh, March 11.-tPl-- De- positors or the closed Brotherhood Savings X Trust Company will be reimbursed loo per cent but stock holders will lose about S5 per cent of q total capital of Sl6S,000, state banking department officials stated today on the basis of the appraisal of the institutions assets, just com pleted.
 The Brotherhood bank. the only labor bank in Pittsburgh, had S522, on deposit, mostly in small accounts Of wage earncrs, when it was closed last October following disclosure that some of its funds were involved in s32o.00O swindle for the purchase of Liberty bonds at bargain prices.
 Charles F. Knapp. who was ar rested after being given the money to buy the bonds, +. 4. McRady, president and other officials of the bank. are awaiting trial in the case. About s290.o00 of the money was recovered.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11
Convicted Harvard Men
 To Argue Appeals Soon

Cambridge, Mass, March Il tPi-- Ten Harvard students and Cam bridge tobacconist, who appealed after their conviction in the district court on March of disturbing tho peace in connection with clash with the police which followed c midnight show on February 12. to- day had the week of March 2l set for their trial in the Middlcsex su- perior criminal court here.
 They pleaded not guilty when ar raigned today. Judge Arthur r. Stone had pronounced sentences ranging from l0 days in the house Of correction to a nominal fine Of one dollar. The students are now al lib- arty on bail furnished by President X, Lawrence Lowell Of Harvard,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11
Two Stamford Dogs Are
 Given Honor Decorations

Stamford. March II tP'-An Irish tcrrior, Jack. and q spaniel, Toodes, We're given gold plated collars and made life animal members Of the Connecticut Humane society today for "meritorious conduct"
 The tnvcstiture of honors was made t the presence of the dogs owner, Harry Quirk by officers ot the Humane society.
 On Oct. IS, last John schmidt. 70. disappeared from his home, wan dering away into the woods of Nollh Stamford in which he laid down and died. The dogs who had been with schmidt stood guard over the body for three days until one Of them ran to house and led per sons to the body. schmidt was Qurk's tather-in-law
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11
OFFER 24 MORE PRIZES
kiwaniS Club to Give BaseballS to Boys and school Equipment to Girls

nua to the widespread interest in the contest 10 rid the city Of tent car"rrIllars, the Klwanis club. which Is sponsoring the drive, has voted to al 2i additional prizes.
 he prizes heretofore announced were as follows: S5 for the boy or girl who brings in th" largest num- b'r of oes clusters. S2 10 the next highest and $2 10 the third highest. In addition to these prizes Chairman William k. Fem today announces that to the r boys bringing in the highest numbers of clusters. under lh' number awarded 10 the winner of the third prjzo each boy will be given Q big league baseball To the l2 girls bringing in the highest numbers under the third prize total wi be given school box filled with pencils and other equipment.
 This makes $ total of - prizes offered, It is rumorcd th" club is thinking ot offering a group prize 10 the school or scout troop with the highest record, X pennant has been suggested
 To date approximately %u.epo clusters havo been turned In and da- stroyed. The stanley school heads the list.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11
FOWLER WINS HIGH HONOR
 AT WORCESTER POLYTECH
One of Fourteen students Elected to sigma Ni Fraternity Of
 Scientific Research

Everett W. Fowler Of et Camp street Was among the li students at Worcester Folytechnical Institute who have been elected 70 member ship in the Sigma NJ society of scientific research. In making him an associate member the society stated that because os his unusual high scholastic record he shows promise Of distinguishing himself In tho future.
 Tn communication 10 the New Britain senior high schoo. the au- thoritl"s stated that his thorough training received at tho high school accounted for his later succeSs,s. H. vas graduated from the Senior high school in 1923 after taking a college technical course His honor Is equivalent to that Of the Phi Beta Kappa key which is awarded in the colleges Of liberal arts
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11
Novelist Says Spain Is
 Only Fit Place to Live

Honolulu. March 11,-Gouverneur Morris. visiting Honolulu, conflded that his next book would deal with an American boy growing up in spain.
 Spain is the only country left in the world fit for q man 10 live in," he remarked en route to the Antipodes 10 fish
 Hawaii lacks the old romance Of the South Seas, he added.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11
PARSONS, HARTFORD

Jack (. Grey, who plays the brief but important role Of Sergeant smith in Get Me in the Movies, " this weeks attraction at Parsons thcater, has played some of the most important stago detective in the last twenty years. Nir Grey is a great athlete and it is perhaps this fact which gives him he commanding figure and authoritative voice which is so characteristic of the law en- forcem"nt officers in the great cities.
 The fact that this clever actor has. the part with the fcwest speeches proves that Get Me in the Movies is one of the very few plays which visit Hartford with a real all-star cast Curtain tonight at S;15. There will be q popular priced matinee to- morrow beginning at 2:S0.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11

Nice. March II Pt-American initiative has made new Holly wood oc the Riviera and tho film stars who used to enjoy the sunny Azure Coast only as a winter play ground now come here to work.
 American, French and British lu- minaries of the silver screen are spread plentitully along the Medit- teranean shore from Cannes to Menton. Producers Of the three nations are wing with each other in turning out reel yardage
 Six companies are at work mak- ing pictures ranging from cheap S25,0o0 continental film 10 Rex In grams spectacle The Garden of Allah" Others are rushing the con struction of studios to house their casts.
 The movie folks themselves seem
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11
Aviators Saved W hen They
 Hit Branches of Tree

OraNgrhUrg \. l- NafCU IT UPb-Au oak tree which broke -ha force of tholr fall probably sav- .d two at3rors from death today.
 Their pl-ne encountered ar air pocket faw moments after t had taken of for Newark, x. !. and plunged 4o feet, Tho swift descent Was broken hy tho branches of the treo. F. l.. soaley, pilot. and W II. Lamnortson. escaped with minor Injuries.
 The a.rp'2ne was owned by the pilot and r.. | Abel, who operate dying school at Newark.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11

inoter Ieonce Ferret; Alice Terry, and her husband, Rex Ingram Cornue Griffith and Edna Puryi- auce have accepted tempting offers for Riviera films.
 II was Rex Ingram who gave the stimulus to real work on the Ei- vIera. He brought with him a group of young men who had studied the Hollywood mechanism. Thousands of extras were registered and photo sra ph'i and modern studios were erected almost overnight. The French producers Ferret, M"rcanton, Iallut and Henry pjamant-Hergcr follow cd suit.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11

audiences with their daring motor- cycle race inside ot a bowl. Morri- son and Coughlin. a male team. in popular songs responded with sew "r1l encores, the audience asking tor more. The bill opened with q beautiful turn called The Worths. q dancing turn with some new crea- tions.
 Next weeks attractions include Eobe Daniels in "A Kiss In q Taxi" " which opens t four days engage m"nt on Sunday. on Monday the feature vaudeville act will be the celebrated Ruby Norton.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11
TRAFFIC LIGHT SERVICE
 STARTS IN TWO WEEKS
Control of Autos and Pedestrians in Center of City About 10 be
 lnauguratod

The rcw traffic lights about the center of the city vii hc in oper- a'ion from the tower at the Na- tional bank building corner within two weeks, Chief W (, Hart said today, unless something unforeseen occurs to upset plans. Brackets for the tower are awaited and there are some other details to bo attended 10. Painting Of the tower Is de frrred until the brackets are in- stalled. the chief said, and when the wires from tle subway 10 'he light standards aro installed the work Of connecting tha power wall b. done.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11
J0hansOn Is Held in
 S5,0O0 Bonds for Trial

Hartford March II LR>-Charles F.. Johanson, returned here yester- day from Los Angeles was today held in 5000 bonds for superior court trial on the charge of bieamy. He waived examination at the po- lice court hearing. His second wife. Elizabeth C. Hansen. who came back from California with him. was in court but the first wife did not appear Johanson. whose creditors in the building business claim he owes sa50.000, was unable to secure bail and Miss Hansen. since their return, has been preparing meals for him and taking them to the jail.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11
.JOH\SO\-Nl\SO

Olaf l.. Johnson. aged 4 years, oi 1S1 Jerome street and Miss Jennie Munson, aged 2l years, Of kenslng, ton, were married yc>tcrday in tho municipal building in Now York city by Deputy Clerk Joseph J. McCor- mcik. The bridegroom is an cleo trician and was born in Springfield while tho bride is q native of this city, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Manson.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11

Fail River. charged with conspiracy to steal, keep. sell and transport H- quor from the Durfee Farm in Souit Somerest on Jan. 1. verdicts Of guilty were returned against all ten in superior court here today.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11

The power derived from tho hy- plants at Niagara Falls IS equal to the combined efforts of i5,- uuU.0oQ abie- bodied mon.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11
Reject Liability Measure.

Bills providing that no jitney be operated until the public utilities commission issues certificate and determines owners responsibility to satisfy judgment for negligence and providing for recognizance of insur- ance covering liability before com missioner Of motor vehicles may register public service motor ve- hicles were rejected on unfavorablc reports of the motor vehicle com- mission.
 The same committee reported fla vorably on bills substituting the
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11

word motor stage for ''itney' when statutes are revised and mak- ing various passenger carrying re- strictions on public service motor vehicles.
 4 favorable report was made or 2 bill establishing criminal court Of common pleas for Litchheli county.
 The senate received favorable re ports on bills providing for biennial elections in Hamlen and providing that state policemen who may sufl"r permanent total dihabiIity in the performance Of duty shall be com pensatcd therefor.
 The senate passed a resolution naming Harry II. Schoticld county county judge of Naugatuck.
 The house adopted H. E. 116 an- thoriNng the tax commissioner to disclose in any action in any super for or probate court in which he is party information on sources Of in come, profits losses and other intor- formation contained in returns to his department,
 Favorable Reports. Favorable reports were made in the house on bills amending success sion tax law on real estate and tangible property to met situation created hy |. $, supreme Court In i'ricke case; increasing salary Of tn" Norwich probation officers; proEil- ing minimum Of $Gy q month to mems relief fund; creating perma- hen, engineers and CUStoIians r"- ttrement fund in New Haven; pro- yiiing for town plan commission in town of Hamdcn. providing succcS- sion tax on tangible personal prop crty here owned by nonresident al time Of his deCease; providing state inheritance tax levy on refund of federal estate tax deduction from taxable estate for state levy when federal tax was overpaid; providing writ for civil process against motor vehicle owner or operator Who Is supposed to be resident Of state but cannot be located, may he served on motor vehicles commissioner or dep uty.
 The appropriation committee wis tied the Connecticut State Agrlcul tural College today. The judiciary committee, the only committee 10 hold hearings, had eight bills before it.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11
LII IFE!!

Guarantee life to baby chicks. Rais cl1y iivable one!
 Pra,.s .s the complete baby food for bah, caicks .. made from the finest grai, products . mechanically predigestet ..furrishes completely everything need ei for bone, flesh and muscle,
 r you van; chicks to live. thrive and grow into strong, sturdy egg producers. star them or PFatts and follow up with Pratt. Butterulii5 Growing Mash.
 l-oiI chick losses by rs;-y
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11

The newspapers of the United States us about 3,0o0.oo tons of pulp wood for paper every year.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11
C., IiIt IN Rt VI CASE

Nc" Bedford, Mass March t1 I7, Following tha four day tr.1l Of five New York men and five from
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11

content 10 make their European capital here. They include Anna May Wong. the Chinese actress who be came famous for her role in "The Thief O. Bagdad;" Betty Balfour, who heads the lists of British
 screen celebrities; Rachel nevirys, young French find of the pro
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11

The senate rejected on an un- favorable report a bill providing for the erection of a monument to veterans of ali wars on the capitol grounds.
 Senator Hall of New Haven, chair man of the military affairs commit tee. said the committee felt that at present the state could not appro- priate the Sj0.0O0 asked for in the bill to carry out the project.
 Tne senate concurrel from the house in adopting bills permitting churches and charitable and public institutions to show movies on Sun- day without requiring local author
New Britain herald., 1927-03-11
ASSEMBLY MAKES
 ADDED REPORTS
All Deer Bills Killed-AlS0 Jit-
 ney Liability Measure

State Capitol Hartford. March II tPi-All bills which would have changed existing laws relative 10 deer are to be reported unfavor- ably Senator Wilcox of Mcriden. chairman Of the fisheries and game committee. told the senate today. in making an unfaVorahle report on s, B. jos, which provided for an open season on deer for one week in December. The other bills, one Of which provided that deer could be killed with bow and ar row, are to be reported on later.
 Four other bills relating to fish and game were rejected today on unfavorable reports of Senator Wilcox They would prohibit talk ing of fur bearing animals with steel traps except mushrat in or near deep water; provide for one fish and game warden from each county and ten deputies; provide for license to trap fur bearing ami mals may be issued only to per sons under 15; forbid exhibiting wild animals on highways.
 A favorable report was made in the house on an pproprtation committee bill appropriating s1o0,- 900 for alterations and eXtraordi- nary repairs to state armories.
 II. B. 275, authorizing New Lon don 10 abate interest on certain improvement assessments, and It.. B. 2S0, validating certain sewer assessments and liens of sewer as sessments in New London, were favorably reported in the house.
 The house passed a bill author izing Danbury to issue Sl,o00,0o0 water bonds, authorizing towns to sell property belonging to school districts which have been consoli- dated.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-10
BEACH
PROGRESSES


Expending every energy to com
plete the new roads that will run
parallel with the beach, Mr.. G..
Herbert Chappalear. owner and
developer of Breton Beach, foresees
rapid progress before the winter
season.
This community. only a. few
months old, is leading the way in
taking its place as one of the major
waterfront developments on the
Southern Maryland shore.
Since its opening May %, prac.
tically all of the waterfront lots on
the bay front have been sold. Sew.
eral cottages have been built and
now are occupied, four more are in
the process of construction and
many of the lot owners contemplate
building next spring.
Wells supplying the purest arte.
sian water have been carefully
arranged to accommodate all until
running water is furnished to each
home. The restrictions placed on
homes being built assure enhance
ment in the value of the property
as well as an artistic outlook. The
public park dedicated during the
early part of the season has been
a source of enjoyment TO Wash.
ington visitors who have made
repeated trips to Breton Beach.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-10
Highway BOon1s
Nearby Virginia

The decision Of the Virginia State
Highway Commission. rendered this
week. which carries the Lee Boule.
ward through several of the nearby
Virginia developments is responsible
for quite an optimistic tone in real
estate circles generally.
Mrs. Elizabeth T. Chambers. rep
resenting the Bon Air subdivision
through which the southern route
will run. states that "sales are
already on the increase"
Activities have speeded up and
the fall presents the opportunity
for a profitable season.
Values are bound to increase
and the far reaching affect of the
State Highway Commission in elect.
ing the southern route will be felt
throughout the District and ever
extend to nearby Maryland"
with the assurance of the 200
foot boulevard. nearby Virginia 10
on the road to the greatest develop.
ment in it's history" declared
Richard L. Bache. president of the
Arlington County Unit of the Ma.
tional Boulevard Association. Every
promise made at the public hearing.
relative to rights of way and public
parks sites, will be kept and with
the State Highway Commission he.
hind the project it is bound to sue
ceed."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-10

Seventh st. N. W. to Philip Hir.
schel, Se17 Eighteenth ST. N. e.
to A. L. Clifton, 425 Marietta Pr.
n. w. to r. IT. Bonavifa, 4l9
Marietta Pl. n. W. to M. c. Law.
ton, 1850 Irving st. N. w. to M. r.
Kiefer, 1915 Otis st. N. f. to q. III.
Spindier. jr., 1913 Otis st. N. e. to
Lillian Benedetta, I74O Irving St.
n. W. to Francis H. Barley, 2O7
Cromwell Ter. N. e. to Myer Ed.
lavitch, 42S Marietta Pl. N. w. to
Thomas A. Clark. 1905 Hobart st.
N. W. to M. K. Tassa, 36I1
Eighteenth st. n. e. to Berry T.
Wright, Ills Irving st. N. w. to
Sadie G. Park, 1918 Eighteenth
st. n. f. to D. c.. Paine, 1928
Eighteenth st. n. e. to h. r.
TrittipOe. 211 Douglas st. N. r. to
Charlotte Brandon, 1905 Otis st. N.
e. to Erwin o. Wieland. 716 Gala.
tin st. N. w. to Jack n. KetcheI.
1919 Otis st, N. E. to william
Yates, 5000 Eighteenth st. N. f..
to Annie E. Burgess, 42t Madison
st. N w. TO D. c. Boyer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-10
SHAPIRO SALES
At SB50,00O

Sales recently completed by the
Joseph Shapiro Company total
approximately $s5O.OOO, the firm
announced yesterday. Included in
the list are residence and business
properties. The majority of the
transactions are for properties built
and owned by the firm.
the following is a list Of the
sales made:
No. 1921 Otis st. N. e. to II. O..
Burrier, 1909 Otis St. n. E. to ].
W. Birch, ITO Hobart st. N. w.
to s: j. Melick. 700 GalIatin st.
y. W. to P. H. Brattain, 5027
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-10

An Internal Revenue Bureau re.
port shows that there were POI per
sons in the millionaire class IN
1925. as against Is in 1924. Gross
income of corporations in 1925
totaled more than $l13 zoo, zoo. 900.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-10
Interest Payments
Establish New Record

Dividend and interest dfsburse.
ments during July established a
new record for all time. Investors
received sum In excess OF $780,.
100000, compared with half a billion
q year ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-10

Great Britain and Ireland are
building about 43 per cent of the
motor ships now under construc.
tion.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-10

Buying Real Estate In washington
can best be accomplished through the
nse Of the Real Estate for Sale columns
Of the Classified Ads.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-10
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