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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-01-20
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New Britain herald., 1927-03-04

Clearwater, Fla. Not over h,s
team, which is rounding into splen.
dii shape. but over a baseball.
rammed irto his stomach At express
train speed from the bat Of one o.
his athletes, Il was mighty foul
from jess Petty's bat tina, woofed
Robbie sQuarely on his generous
vest. \ merry battle between Hen
lines team and Deberry's gang.
which the latter won II to 8, was in
progress at the time Robbie didn't
fool SO well today. and his dignity
was fractured completely.
Wiley Moore, a big night hand
pitcher from oklahoma is impress
FIG thy athletes working out at the
Nanhee camp at s.. Petersburg. H.
looks like Jack Scott. former Giant
hurl.r ard pitchers like him. The
N1rks worked out on their new in
H,.a FOR the first time yesterday.
Tho arrival Of Bill Terry TO com
n-rra q first string iufeld. a to ;
win OF tie regulars over the Yam
Ns-us. and possible serious injur:
10 Jack Cummings, promising catch.
or. Were the s.40fout events at til
Gj1nts park In Sarasota. Cummings
split Lis throwing hand in the aft
crnooa drill.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
classified" AT THE RIALTO

a new Corinne Griffith-an amaz-
fngly saucy creature with pep and
1mpudence fairly exudng from every
pore. The stately and demure and
essentially cultivated personality
known as Corinne Griffith on the
screen has undergone such trans
formation. And. |. wondering ad-
nirere who read these lines may
doubt, let them so to the RIalto
theater either today or tomorrow and
find out for themselves. Miss Grit
fth's complete change Of personal
Iity i. accomplished in the adoption
| OF the famous Edna Ferber novel
classified" which heads a double
feature program at this popular play
house today and tomorrow.
Jack Mulhall and Charles Murray
appear in the supporting cast.
|"Perils OF the Rails" is the co-tea-
ture. AS its title suggests it is a
tale of the railroad quite melo-
dramatic in theme. Another chapter
fof the current serial as well as a
comedy and news reel will also be
shown. Tomorrow afternoon several
pairs OF roller skates will be given
to the children attending the
matinee.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
U.S.. and GERMANY
LINKED BY CABLE
Coolidge and HiDdeDbuGo Send
First Messages

Washington, March ips-Recir-
rosal greetings and wishes for bot
Ter rsranding and good viii be
tween the United states and Ger
many wore expressed by President
Coolidge ana President Won Hindcu-
burg OF Germany IN opening COM
municat,on today across the new
cable between Germany ana thu
United states.
rresiioN' co6.iigc's message said:
1T gives me great pleasure to
take advantage OF the occasion o.
the opening OF direct cable commun-
cation between the United states
and Germany to send 10 your ex-
colio0cy my cordial greetings and to
express thu hope that This additional
means of communication will pro-
mot mutual understanding aud good
viii between the tWo countries"
President Won Hindenhurg said:
Il Welcome with satisfaction tho
reeStablishment Of the direct cable
connection between Germany and
the United States and il affords mo
special pleasure TO express TO you,
Mr.. President, and TO the American
people, my sincerest greetings on the
occasion Of the opening Of the now
Emden-Azores-Ncw York cable. Il,
is nv confident hope that this nav
te'esraphc communication which
las o"en built Jointly Ivy American
ana German companies win always
contribute to promote and maintain
good understanding between our
countries and their economic in
toreSt.'
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
POSTPONE MhRSDEN CASE
Hearing Asked BY American Surety
Company Against Madison Man
Comes Up March 18th.

Madison, Conn, March (P-A
postponement has been taken until
the 18th in the matter OF the hear
tng asked for by the American Sur
ETY. company as bondsman for Ar
thur w Marsden, trustee OF the
Frederick W. Sauter estate to deter
mine the condition OF the accounts,
fTha surety company has a suit
against Marsden claiming S25, 900
damages as recovery fer alleged
outstanding Of the funds of the es-
tate. Marsden as judge OF probate
could not himself serve in that ca
|pacity so Judge r. A, Bartlett, of
bridgeport will sit under direction
Of superior Court Judge A. L. Els
The postponement today was by
mutual agreement. David A. Fitz-
gerald counsel for Marsden. has
claimed that the accounts of the es-
tate will be shown to have been cor
Irectly handled.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
At THE STRAND

jimmie Savo. star of many edi-
tons OF the Greenwich Village Fol-
lies who came TO the Strand yester-
day direct from the Palace theater,
New York, took his audiences by
storm, responding With a succession
OF encorcs that brought the run
Ming time of his turn 10 80 minutes.
The remarkable part about i; is that
during the course OF his great COM
cay performance he says scarcely q
dozen words. Following closely 70,
applause honors was Jack Powell,
the worlds greatest Jazz drummer,
with his seHtette OF Jazz musicians.
Other acts include NADIA Norraine,
the girl with the Two voices, in a
splendid routine OF popular and
semi clsSSical songs that scores nice.
ly The three Bennett Brothers who
open the vaudeville program are as
breezy a troupe as one has seen
here in a long time. Anita Pam
and Co. q comedy sketch scored
nicely with acting honors going to
Miss Fam WHO was rewarded with a
fine ovation after each performance.
The feature photoplay is Douglas
Mclean in Let II Rain"
Bosinnine sunday evening and
continuing through Wednesday the
feature photoplay will be An At
fair of the Follies." starring Lewis
stone, Billie Dove and Lloyd Hughes.
For three days only beginning on
Monday. the big attraction will be
the great All Girl Show with a cast
of % feminine entertainers includ-
ing the queen of laughland. Bessie
Browning.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
City Items

DR.. William Fownes Keith. Eea-
sonably priced dentistry OF the better
kind. SIS Main St.-advt.
William s. Levine. Church street
ieweler. has been called to Provi-
dence by the serious Illness of his
mother
DR.. William Fowncs Keith. den
tist. 4 consultation costs you no,h-
ing. SIS Main St.-adv..
\ son was born last evening %
Mr.. and Mrs, Vincent Bosco of 90
Union street at New Britain G -
eral hospital.
A son was born al New Brl.ain
General hospital today to Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Kallgron Of 1873 Stanley
street.
John Markham of 4l6 Park street
Is confined 10 his home by illness.
\ first anniversary mass for the
reHose of the soul OF the late Cath
crime O'Connelly viii be celebrated
az st. Mary's church tomorrow morn
ing at : o'clock.
Lenten services will be hold in
catholic churches this evening.
Troop !, Junior Girl Scouts, Will
meet this afternoon az O'Clock in
IN" South Congregational church.
Troop !, Senior Girls Scouts, will
meet this evening a. O'clock al the
South church.
The New Britain group Of En-
worth leagues Will hold a rally at tho
Methodist church this evening a.
$50 O'Clock. a missionary pagean,
will be presented
Girl Scouts 0: the FIRST BaYtis-
church will meet this afternoon a.
Ais O'clock.
The Boy Scouts o. the First Con
gresafional church viii meet this
evening at 7;5o O'Clock.
The Mems club of the Stanley Mo
mortal church will meet his evening
at 7:i5 o'clock.
Everyman's Bible Glass orchestra.
under the direction o. Charles 5.
GARRISON. will provide music FOR the
entertainment TO be given by the
Ladies Aid OF the First Lutheran
church tomorrow evening a. S
O'Clock in Jr. Q. /. A II. hall.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04

ARMS" AT LYCEUM


Just one continuous gale Of laugh
ter sums up the revival OF Shoulder
Arms" which is one of the features
At the Lyceum. This, the greatest
Of all Charlie Chaplin pictures,
brought back after a number of
years, is making a big hit. j. pro
|eents Chaplin as the army rookie,
trying to drill trying 10 do maneu-
vers and finally over in France in
the front line trenches. Those who
saw It years ago will enjoy seeing
It again and those who never saw
It should not miss it.
The accompanying drama is THE
Girl in the Rain starring David
Butler and Clara Campbell Il is
a society drama OF young Ameri-
can girl who, visiting in London, is
caught in g. rain storm and is
rescued by an unknown young man
with an umbrella. His identity. kept
. mystery, makes a pleasant ro-
nance and a series OF unique aiven.
lures provides some exciting mclo-
dramatic high lights.
The latest release OF the now
fam GUS serial. The House without
10 Key" likewise is being offered
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
''MASKED WOMAN" AT CAPITOL

An excellent program Of double
photoplay features opened at the
Capitol yesterday and were very
much enjoyed. One feature offers
popular Anna Q. Nilsson and Hol-
brook Blinn In The Masked Wo-
man
The other feature offers Viola
Dana and an all star cast in Bred
I'm Old Kentucky"
Beginning Sunday night for q four
day run the Capitol Will offer the
big new comedy scream, Casey at
the Bat" with Wallace Berry in the
little and leading role. Those who
remember this famous comedian in
f'We're in the Navy Now" and Be
blind the Front" will laugh much
harder than ever before when he is
seen in the role Of Mudville's junk
man and ball hero.
There is sure q treat In store for
New Britainites when Wallace Berry
comes in Casey at the Bat" as the
producers say that thore has never
been a comedy made that has the
laughs and roars that Beery viii
give out.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
Niagara Life ms. Co.
Crash Has Court Echo

Buffalo, y. Y, March t3l-.t
warrant for the arrest OF Joseph
Nars,no, indicted here In 1928 in
connection with the cola pse OF the
Niagara Life Insurance Company.
has been forwarded 70 Chicago. Mar
sino recently was released from Al
lanta ponitentiary, where he was
sentenced by Federal Judge Morton
OF Boston, for aiding and abottiug in
misplacins 100000 OF the funds Of:
the First National bank o. Warren,
Mass, in February, 1928.
Narslno also is wanted in Wor-
cestcr. Mass. but Governor Small o.
Illinois has refused 70 surrender him
on the ground that his liberty would
be twice placed in jeopardy. Despite
this development, Erie county au-
thor!ties will try 70 bring him here
for trial.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
BRILLIANT PLAYING IS
FEATURE OF TOURNAMENT
Blase and Wetzlar Capture Famous
Cavendish Trophy For Bridge
PLAYERS,

NaW York. March ( UP)-By
such a narrow margin that only q
crafty finesse in the last hand
brought victory, T. Elase and L.
Netzlar. knickerbocker Whist club,
today emerged as the champion auc-
ton bridge players OF the east.
For one year they will share pos
session of the Cavendish trophy
the goal Of $50 players who COM
peted in the auction bridge tourna-
ment at the Waldorf Astoria
Only a fractional point behind the
winners We're S S. LEM and W. w
LlSgett, Jr. The former is one of
those players who occasionally takes
part in one OF the radio games. h
has even published books about II.
Blase and Wetzlar had attained
distinction before, both being recog-
nized as experts, vet resisting the
temptation 10 write articles about
the game. BIase, paired with an
other player. won a tournament IN
Chtcago last June,
The result Of the mixed pair tour
nament in which each male contos-
tant had a woman for his partner
also became known today.
The leaders were Mr.. and Mrs At
more Robinson, (Which goes TO
prove that man can play well with
his wife az his partner( and G..
Mott Smith and Mrs. Mckinley
Smith,
An open progressive pair game"
and the hectic play for the knick-
erhoclor challenge trophy" for club
teams were on today's program,
winding UP the three-dav session.
As the experts and near-eIperts
gathered at the tables, the post
mortems ahcunded.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
Barney Oldfeld to Coach
Red Grange for Movies

Hollywood. Calf. March 4 lP}--
Barney Oldfeld, for many years a
colortul figure Of the automobile
racing game, has signed q contract
with T. 4. O. Studios Inc, to act
as technical adviser and coach to
Harold rRed") Grange. profess
sionel player, who is TO be starred
in an automobile racing picture.
Much OF the picture will be filmed
on the scene OF Oldfeld's early tri-
umphs in the day Of auto road
races--the deserts and mountains
between Los Angeles and Phoenix,
Arizona,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
Student-Suicide Movement
Now Has Reached ENGLAND

Cambridge. Eng, March CUP
The American student suicide
movement reached England today,
NarNyn R2es-Davies, y. Cam
bridge Undergraduate, and only son
of Sir Colin Rees- Davies. was
found today hanging in his rooms
at the university, He had been
dead several hours.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
IGNORES NOMINATIONS

washington, Mar. I Up Tho
senate interstate commerce commit
tee refused to take any action on
the nominations of o. II. Caldwell
of New York and II. A. Bellows, Of
Minnesota as members OF the radio
control commission.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04

After injecting an especially pre-
pared mixture containing gold and
silver. a London doctor reports a
cure Of A severe case Of sleeping
sickness.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-04
Hit BY BASEBALL
Uncle Nllbert Robinson Temporal
lily Put out of Commission ~
Traiuln. Camp,

New York. March U7l-uucle
Wilhort Robinson, pilot OF the
Brooklyn Robins. was quite upset
today at the training camp In
Evening star., 1927-03-20

tenance. OF this sum $439.0o0 has
been obtained through the citizens OF
Washington and 1000 from outside
sources. Washington amount came
from the building campaign of 1912
and from the campaign held in De
cember Of 1925 and through the be-
quest of Miss Adelaide Mansur.
In Contact with 1900.
The scope of the Y. w. c. A. has
extended greatly in recent years. Ap-
proximately II 900 girls and women
are in real contact with the District
organization. With the new admins
tration building. 1t is hoped to reach
three times that number. Ihree
thousands members are sharing in the
responsibilities and fellowship of the
organization.
During the past year 1850 appllca-
tions for rooms have been received by
the rooms registry department, 255
emploved and home women performed
volunteer work on the board of direcr
tors and on the various committees,
174 persons were enrolled in clubs in
the Young business and professional
women's g department, 203 young women
were regularly in contact with the in
department and 1850 girls
were enrolled in the Girl Reserves, all
the clubs being in the public schools
Evening star., 1927-03-20

operated by the association in Wash
tngton. With the opening of the ac-
tivities- administration building, the
branch at 614 L street will again re-
vert to a dormitory center. The cafe
terra and recreation hut, known as
the Blue Triangle. at Twentieth and
B streets, was presented TO the asso-
citation by the war work council of
the national board. Y. w. c. A, at the
close of the war. The Elizabeth
Somers residence, at 1104 NJ street.
was purchased in 1917. Vacation
Lodge, a Summer home for employed
women, located at CRerrydale. Va,
three mites from Washington, was.
made possible through the combined
generosity of DR.. Joseph Tabor John
son and the Indoor-Outdoor Club of
young business women of the Y. w.
G. A. In 1909 DR.. Johnson presented
the association with one acre of
ground and the year following the
IndoorOutdoor Club erected the build
ing. Since that time there have been
many alterations and improvements
Through the bequest Of Mrs. +. G.
Kahlert, Kamp Kahlert, on West
River, Maryland, 80 miles from Wash
ington. was purchased in 1928 as a
memorial to her husband.
To date $466,000 has been pledged
and paid on the building and for main
Evening star., 1927-03-20

except one for employed girls. A total
Of 533 chapter members were enrolled
in nine chapters. In the educational
department 1.649 young women en-
rolled in classes The swimming pool
provided dips for 1s,464 persons. and
347,3S0 meals were served.
Programs of interest to every group
are planned by the different depart
ments. The education department an
nounces an interesting course on the
development of personality by Dr.
Nolan ID. G. Lewis.
Kamp Kahlert and Vacation Lodge
registrations will be made at the new
headquarters, and the busses for
kamp Kahlert will start from Seven
teenth and X streets when the SUM
mer season begins.
Rice Is to be sown by airplane in
the marshes of Manit nba Canada,
Evening star., 1927-03-20
PLAGIARISM SUIT ENDS.
Former Stage Hands Charges
Against "The Fool" Dismissed.

Against 1.-THE Fool" Dismissed.
NEW YORK, March 19 N)--
Charges that Charming Pollock, play
wright, and Edgar and Arch Selwyn,
producers, had plagiarized Soldiers OF
the Common Good" in producing
THE Fool" a 1922 hit. which made
a profit of more than $1,000.0OO, were
dismissed lin Federal Court yesterday
Abraham Waxman. former stage
hand employed by the late Henry q.
Harris, lost when the Titanic SANK
claimed he gave Harris a copy OF ms
play in 1911. and in 1912 saw Harrls
give the book to Pollock.
Evening star., 1927-03-20

Rice Is to be sown by airplane IL
the marshes of Manitoba, Canada.
Evening star., 1927-03-20

ONLY z MOVING PARTS
INSTEAD OF MANY
Instead Of noisy. troublesoms
i'slrs. piscns, pulleys, reciprocas
ing valves, brine tanks and other
parts-a pair Of simple. sturdy
gsarsi Botheriess. quiet eondn-
uous service positively assured.
See ElecuiCE!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-01
"ADAM AND EVA"
is MIGHTY GOOD FIN

The Adam of adam and Eva"
is not the same Adam that we had
in the Garden of Eden.
This Adam is modern dreamer
who, as bachelor, dreamed the
pretty dream of home where
everything was harmony, love and
kindness.
But Adam received a. terrible
awakening when he found himself
the head of a ready to wear" fam
lily by the name of King.
This King family was some out
fit. Nobody worked but father and
everybody worked father. AS far
as his family was concerned, father
was only important the first of the
month when the bills came due.
Adam became the head of the
King family when old man King
decided to take a trip to South
America. He wanted to treat his
pleasure loving family a lesson.
And the way that Adam tanned
this family and made real human
beings out of the entire gang is told
in the comedy, adam and Eva"
as being presented this week by thu
Berkell Players.
You will be interested in these
observations of mine-"Adam and
Eva is the smartest and funniest
comedy of high order that this
company has presented SO far in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-01

bers and after choosing them they
know how to dress they up in nifty
harmony clothes. They have good
voices and personalities that match
their voices. They do not over do
their program but give enough to
keep one wanting for more. That's
good showmanship.
Second-"Peggy," a trained dog
and her trainer, Foster. Here is an
unusual dog, entirely do, I take it,
because of the patience and under
standing of her trainer, Foster. This
man does not appear as trainer.
He is a pal of Peggy and the dog
loves to please both her master and
her audience. The ability of Peggy
to play real melody upon a special
musical instrument is really as
founding. A most unusual dog as
we'll as trainer.
Third-Gus Fowler. Here is a
magician who specializes in watches
and alarm clocks. He palms watches
with as much ease as the ordinary
magician handles a pack of cards