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New Britain herald., 1927-02-09
LON CHANEY

He escaped from the penitentiary to wreak this vengeance. but re- turned defeated but happy.
 In this story Lon Clancy enacts ono of the greatest roles of his career, and his many followers will like him better than ever.
 The supporting cast includes such stars as Noah Beery, Edith Roberts and Jack Mulhall.
 The companion feature will offer a rollicking good comedy in offer ing "The Whole Towns Talking Everett Horton and an all star cast are seen in the various roles. Both these features will provide excellent entertainment for Capitol patrons.
 w. s. Jeffs and the Capitol or chestra have a splendid musical score to feature.
 Lillian Gish, celebrated star of the screen, has just fulfilled an ambi- ton of some six years in playing the role of Hester Prynne." in Nathaniel Hawthorne's classic TO- nance, The Scarlet Letter" For six years the actress has mentally rehearsed the role. hoping that some day she would be given an opportunity to play the dramatic heroine of one of the most famous romances in the world
 The fulflment of her ambition will be seen commencing Sunday at the Capitol theater when Metro Goldwyn- Mayer will present her in the role.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-09
STATE THEATER

John Barrymore in "Don Juan," coming to the State theater, Main and Morgan streets. Hartford, Conn.,, on February 1S for run of a whole week, is an attraction that has been road-showed in the principal cities of the country at S2.O0 prices and acclaimed by the critics everywhere as one of the most notable photo- plays ever screened.
 The Warner Brothers. striving with every effort to surpass their previous Barrymore pictures, "Beau Brumme1" and "The Sea Beast,' have succeeded in making bid for undying screen fame.
 The story, founded upon the leg end of the greatest lover of all the ages, has back of it a three-hundred year tradition that has inspired poets, dramatists, musicians and artists From this wealth of story material. Bess Meredyth, the seen
New Britain herald., 1927-02-09
PARSONS, HARTFORD

Eugenie Woodward, appearing In the role of Madame Bridau, in sup port of Otis Skinner. at Parsons theater in "The Honor of the Fam ily." was last seen as the member of "'The Open House" company. Previous to that engagement she ap- peared with Sothern and Marlowe, also with Otis Skinner in several of his former starring vehicles. It is to Miss Woodward's particular re- gret that her present role is so short and does not permit a scene with her favorite son in the play, Colonel Philippe Bridau. The seats are now on sale. The demand for seats Is heavy and a most success full engagement is looked for.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-09
Decide on Disbanding
 Church Bowling League

The Inter- Church Bowling league has been disbanded because of failure of several of the teams to appear for their scheduled games and the consequent impossibility of playing off matches. A few teams have been showing up at the Fra ternal alleys regularly each week and have usually won by forfeiture when their opponents failed to put in an appearance. After such a situation had occurred last week. an agreement to disband was reached by representatives of the First Lutheran church, First Bap tist church, Blue Army and Red Army, these being the teams which have been most regular in attend ance.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-09

AT THE RIALTO THEATER


 The gay, jazz-mad life as lead by the younger generation is told with vivid strokes in "Sin Cargo, D which heads double feature pro- gram at the Rialto theater today and tomorrow. Most of the action of this highly dramatic picture takes place on a palatial yacht upon which a party of merrymakers dis card all conventions and proceed to have the time of their young lives. Knowing the reputation of the own- CT of the yacht, the young heroine manages to outwit him and proves to her brother who Is anxious that she marry the knave, that he is un- trustworthy. The advent of a sea captain. young and handsome fur ther complicates matters for the scheming roue. The picture con- literally interspersed with laughs. Shirley Mason and Robert Frazer head an exceptionally strong cast in Sin Cargo" The second attraction has a wealth of action and more than it's share of thrills. It is West of Rainbow's End" a western drama with Pack Perrin and his two in- separable pals, Rex the dog and Starlight, his horse. Picture fans will welcome this film as a relief from the average mediocre picture that often passes as real western en- tertainment. Jack. as usual, rides like a streak, fights like 8 wild cat and makes love like cross between Don Juan and Romeo. It's some- thing worth seeing. Selected short CT subjects also appear on the pro gram. There will be another bath ing beauty contest staged tom orrow evening.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-09

arist, has built a tale that brims with the splendor of the Rome of the Borgias, and is alive with flash ing action.
 The picture is accompanied by the original special orchestration, which will be rendered by the State Sym phony orchestra with Bert Williams directing. In addition there will be stage presentations. news, comedy and other attractions.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-09
"NoBODY's WIDOW"-LYCEUM

NoboDI . "1Do" -bI SLS"
 Leatrice Joy, with ringlets and marcels, Charles Ray, as a distin. guished Britisher. an ardent wooer and a polite comedian, and David Butler as his foil, and Phyllis Haver as a dashing flapper, all give a rare exhibition of comedy drama acting in the Lyceum feature, "Nobody's Widow" On the same bill Is Will liam Fairbanks in "A Fight to the Finish"
 In "Nobody's Widow" that Is just what Leatrice Joy is. Finding her husband with another woman a few minutes after her marriage, she jumps to a false conclusion, leaves him and returns to her home, pos ing a; a widow.
 Starting tom mesrow, double fea- ture program will bring to the To- cal screen again that star of dra- matic parts, Bert Lytell, and that master of comedy. Walter Heirs. in "The First Night"
 The latest episode of "The House Without a Key" also is slated, and the other feature is "The Roaring Forties."
New Britain herald., 1927-02-09

about 7:3o after MT. Moore tele- phoned his suspicious. Berosak said he had his parents permission to dispose of the chickens but Ser egant O'Mara doubted the claim and interviewed the parents at once, learning that they were entirely ignorant of the attempted sale. Then the young man admitted he had no authority to take the chickens.
 The elder Berosak testified that he could not estimate the value of the chickens as his wife has charge of them and he does not known wheth- CT more than three were stolen.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-09
TABS OLD-TIME MINISTRIES

Entertainment seekers, both young and old, will be treated to bargain nights on next Tuesday and
 Wednesday evenings when the Old Timers minstrels, an aggregation composed of the best amateur tal- ent of former years, will again ap- pear before the public, offering a program of old-time ballads and coon songs in the spacious audito-
New Britain herald., 1927-02-09
30 AUTOS DESTROYED

Marblehead, Mass. Feb. g LR - Thirty automobiles and A quantity of bottling equipment were de- stroyed by a fire which caused damage estimated at $25,oo0 at the plant of the Witch City bot ting Works here last night. The automobiles were in storage. Two aremen suffered minor injuries in fighting the flames.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-09
AT THE CAPITOL

Tonight is the last showing of the super-special photoplay. "The Fire Brigade" one of the greatest photo plays New Britain has witnessed in long while. The picture can be seen at ZOO and 9:05.
 Beginning tomorrow another pop ular double feature program will be offered. One feature will present Lon Chaney in "Flesh and Blood" story that tells of a mans ven- geance, hatred for a wrong done.
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Lake Minnetonka m Mime
sofa, given national fame
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shore line. Reached by State
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to Wayzata, a village on the
north shore of the lower lake
The Mississinewa River run
ming through Marion. Indiana,
one of the three rivers in the
world whose course runs north
State Highways IL and IS.
Excelsior Springs, noted health
resort situated among the hills
northeast of Kansas City, Mis-
souri. Famous for its many
kinds of mineral water. More
than twenty springs. High
way 10.
EAST Tawas, Michigan, located
on Tawas Bay. Gateway to
Michigan National Forest, con-
tanning l63 900 acres of natural
beauty. Unrivalled recreational
resources for the summer mo-
torist. STATE Trunk Line MILO.
SGrandview Drive, Peoria, Illi-
nois, overlooking Illinois Val
ley and Peoria Lake. Selected
by National Artists Committee
as one of the seven most beau
tiful views in the United States
State Highways 8. 9, "a. %.
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T. F. Bearinger will leave next
Monday for Portland, Oregon, where
he will do some estimating and cruls-
ing for Sibley & Bearinger interests.
Henry Chinn will take the place va
Gated by Mr.. Bearinger here.
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The High School band appeared
on the streets for the first time this
afternoon and rendered some very
good music. The boys have only been
organized since the first of the year
and have only been ipracticing for
three months.
JOS. Ula, a respected Slavonic
citizen of this city, died Saturday
from injuries which he received in
the mine some time ago. The funeral
occurred Monday from the Catholic
church and was one of the largest
ever seen in this city. He was forty
wears old and leaves wife and two
children.
Nine braves in the employ of the
Oliver Iron Mining Company at the
Pioneer, have an idea that base ball
is their principal forte and in conse-
quence of this opinion have chal-
lenged the fire department for
game as soon as the grounds can be
gotten into shape for work. Some of
the fire boys think that the Pioneer
Power is a)isted and that they
are not as Strachan (g) as they seem
to believe. The fire boys know them
of Old s) and their Chinn music is
considerable on the Hoople (ai order.
We shall see what we shall see.
Mrs. HI. McDermott, who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. M. +.
Gleason, for some time returned to
her home at Iron Mountain, Mich,
yesterday. She was accompanied by
Anna Gleason, who will spend some
time with her grandparents in the
Michigan city.
Lorenz Lozar, 43 years of age,
died Sunday and was buried Monday
from the Catholic church. He leaves
wife and four children.
John Passi, who with his family
has been visiting relatives in Fin
land the past winter, has returned
and will again take up their residence
here.
The White Iron Lake Iron COM
pany are still sinking their shaft and
are meeting with excellent results.
The company is also conducting ex-
plorations on the Mesaba range and
it is said that their pr -spects are OF
the best.
Mrs. M. C. Woodland of Tower has
been called to Hawkinson, OAK, by
the announcement of the serious ILL
ness of her father, Mr.. Ireland. The
many friends of Mr.. Ireland in this
city and Winton wish nIm a speedy
recovery.
The customary spring weather
with which we have heretofore been
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-20

6Mennonite settlements at New
ton and Burton, little bit of
Europe transplanted into Kan
sas. In September, 1874, a
thousand Mennonites from
Russia purchased lO0. 900 acres
of Kansas prairie, and IN 1893
opened the first Mennonite
college In the United States at
Newton. u. s. Inter state
Highway 25O.
EHilisboro, North Dakota, in
the heart of the famous Red
River Valley, -Breadbasket of
the World" Beautiful natural
wooded park and tourist camp.
On Meridian Highway and
State Highway /.
e~Backbone State Park" Man
chester, Iowa. Some of the
best natural scenery in Amer
lea Local wonders-"Golden
Stairs" the Pulpit Rock" and
other curiosities- Government
Fisheries on A. Y. p. Trail 5.
State Highway Is north of
Manchester.
e"Indian Head" sentinel on the
Mississippi. Natural stone face,
forty-fouT feet from chin to
forehead. Near Fountain City,
Wisconsin. State Highway 35.
lo-Jewei Cave, thirteen miles west
of Custer, South Dakota. The
main passage is open to visitors
for one and one-half miles,
where it crosses Milk River, an
underground stream with water
the color of milk. Graded road
from Custer, which is on State
Highway IS.
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John Vrscaj and Katerina Cvitko-
vic secured license this week and
will be married. week from Sunday
at the Catholic church.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-20
Observation-Disclosures
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TWENTY YEARS AGO ]
Taken from the Ely Miner of
the same date in 1907.

A very pleasant evening was spent
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gala
CHER Tuesday evening, when large
party of friends invaded their domi-
Gle bent on a surprise, the occasion
being the fifth anniversary of their
marriage. Progressive euchre was
played at seven tables the prizes be-
ing won by Mrs. T. Schaefer and
Mrs. liver Visited. A most delectabie
Lunch was served. The party broke
up about midnight wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. -..YIagher many happy returns
Of the day.
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John Harry and Lizzie Korpi and
Joseph Oblak and Matilda Bluth Sc
cured licenses to wed this week.
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blessed at this season of the year is
strangely missing and instead about
three inches of snow fell Wednesday
morning which, however, disappeared
again by night. The lakes hereabouts
are as yet frozen nearly solid and a
considerable depth of SNOW is yet to
be found in the woods. Yesterday
and today it almost begins to apr
pear AS though the delayed article
had at hast arrived.
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Following the bill passed at the
session of the Minnesota Legislature,
which closed last week, the two-cent-
annie railroad rate went into effect
Wednesday morning, or on May l.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-20

The customary spring weather
with which we have heretofore been
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-05-20

The two months-old baby of Mr..
and Mrs. John Kardel died Monday
and was buried Tuesday.