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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-11
Two Extra
Features
At Park
Punch and Judy Show to
Open at Broad Ripple
Sunday,
TWO extra attractions viii be-

TWO extra attractions will be
4 seen at Broad Ripple Park
Sunday. They are Kruzo's Punch
and Judy" show and "Duvalls
Blackbirds."
The management booked the
Punch and judy show, which is the
biggest act OF it's kind in the show
business, especially for the Riddles
who will attend the park.
This act was one Of the real bits
at the Sesqu1- centennial Exposition
being one of the featured acts along
the Esplanade.
The act has also appeared in the
leading vaudeville theaters.
"Duvall's Blackbirds" is a musical
organization and the members will
be seen as Strolling troubadors along
Joy Lane" where they will dis
pense music OF the popular sort.
These acts have been booked
especially as extra features to en-
terrain visitors from Rush, Fayette,
Henry and Hancock Counties who
will attend the park Sunday in a
body as we'll as the home folks
1t is the intention of committees
from these counties to stage a
beauty contest from among the
number of women who will be in
the party, and each county is counts
ing on carrying home the prize.
There will be a horseshoe pitch
ing contest, a swimming contest
and boxing contest among the men.
The Viking Music Company has
arranged for a special program of
the latest hits for the Musical Mir
acle, which has become one of the
popular features of the park since
its installation earlier in the sea-
son.
The big bathing pool should APP
peal to the throngs, as its cool, fill
tered water and environments are
doubly appealing this hot weather.
There will be free dancing in the
moonlight dance garden.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-11

At Walnut Gardens Sunday aft
ernoon three girls will make ball
loon ascensions and parachute drops.
The management announces that
a Statewide bathing beauty contest
will be held Sunday, Sept. 2, at the
Gardens. The first prize will be an
automobile.
On Wednesday a Democratic pic
mic will be held at Walnut Gardens.
Frank G. Daley, Democratic NOM
inee for Governor, will make the
chief address.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-11
'ERKELL TO CLOSE SEASON HERE WITH NEW BROOMS
Producer to Take His Company to the Logan Square
Theater in Chicago After He Closes at Engfshs
on Next Saturday Night

Bekel players at Engshs will bring their close
weeks bill They brisk
Brooms for their last behind the fooights
It life written
author of popular including 1.-THE First
Nineteenth Many
known plays which all clean a whistle.
After the performance Manager Charles
will take his Chicago Sunday ne will
o he at
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-11

The indianapolis Conservatory of
Music will present the voice pupils
of Clifford D. Long in a recital next
Tuesday night in the D. A. R. audi
forum, 824 N. Pennsylvania st.
Miss Violet Albers, violinist, will
assist.
Program follows:
'Lassie O. Mine" ................... Walt
The LOOK ............ ......... .Rasback
Alma Queisser
Joy Of the Morning ..............Ware
Mrs. E. R. Smith
Calm VIE de Nacht" .,........... BONN
Mabelle Moehlman, George Thompson
THE Lilac Tree .Gartlan
- @0'' ''4S Betty Austen . '''''''-'
Gust a Weary'n for You" ...........B Bond
Mrs. Amy Brown
Violin Solo-Selected
Violet Albers
20 Fleet Little Fairy ........... .sibella
-'4''' Mabcaile Moehlman :. al
Deep river ....................B urleigh
Gray Days" Observation-Disclosures johnson
Mrs. Jean Snyder
Dream Port OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Wells
"--' -'''" Henry Halter . 81
It Hear Thrush at Eve" ...... Cadms n
ITO You" Observation-Disclosures. Speaks
Bernice Hanna
pale Moon" .....,............... Logan
The Long Quartet
Sunrise and You" ..............Pe Penn
IT Love YOU ....................Ca dman
Mary Noble Eggleston
Jerusalem" Observation-Disclosures. Parker
George Thompson
Violin Solo-Selected
Violet Albers
Fairy Pipers" ....................B Brewer
Mrs. Ralph Stephens
What's the Use" ......,.......D Del Riego
Trees" ..................,. .Rasback
Foy G. Andrews
La Serenade" Observation-Disclosures Schubert
Il Passed by Your window" .Brahe
Mahelle Moehlman
"Armerer's Song" robin Hood .DeKoven
"Volga Boatmen's Song" 1900. .Bromberg
George Thompson
zone Fleeing Hour" Violin Obligato)
encouragement. ............,.... Lee
Mrs. Jean Snyder
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-11
fG1tn Runner

Peggy Hamilton, famous fashion
expert, was an interested visitor to
the set at the Tiffany-Stah1 Studios
in Hollywood, where Ricardo Cortez
was making a scene for 1.-THE Gun
Runner" under the direction of
Edgar Lewis. Cortez was dressed in
Gaucho outfit and the wide belt
which was part of his costume gave
Miss Hamilton an inspiration for a
smart gown with the wide belt as
the motive of the design.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-11
Concert at
County Jail

A specially provided entertain
ment will be given at the county Jail
Sunday morning by the E. w. Hoo
yer Concert Orchestra, directed by
Christene Wagner Roush, with Jean
Duthie at the piano, Helen Har-
rlson, harpist; Margaret Rashbach,
orchestra soloist, giving the follow
ing program:
March-"Oficer Of the Day" ......... Hall
'Pomp- Circumstance" .............. Elgar
Overture Lustspiel" ........ Keller-B Bella
"Viennese Song" ................ Kreisler
Solo-"Beautiful Garden Of Prayer.
Observation-Disclosures. Fillmore
Selection Student Prince" .... Romberg
Harp S0lo-Selection.
New Flower Song" .......... Tachaikowsky
Overture-"White Queen" ........ .Metra
Selection-"Song Of the Flame Stothart
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-11
NezO EUentS
On Screen

Universal's first all-talking motion
picture is now being produced under
the direction of Leigh Jason. 1t is
entitled EAST Side" an original by
Tom Reed, and it's cast includes
such well-known players as Jean
Hersholt, Walter Long, Mary Nolan,
Grace Valentine and Tom MCGUIRE.
The casting of the members of the
Cohen and Kelly families is rapidly
being completed at Universal City.
The latest addition to the ranks of
the Kelly clan is Cornelius Keefe,
who is to play young Kelly in 1.-THE
Cohens and Kellys in Atlantic City"
This production will be made al
most entirely at the famous sea-
shore resort, with William j. Craft
directing. George Sydney and Vera
Gordon impersonate Mr.. and Mrs.
Cohen, while Mack Swain and Kate
Price are Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly.
Gertrude Messenger has been Sc
lected to play opposite Arthur Lake
in the Horace in Hollywood" series
of comedies being produced by Uni
versal under the direction of Ed
ward Luddy. AS its title suggests,
the series relates the adventures of
a youth who becomes screen struck
and goes to Hollywood.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-11
ROUND
THEATERS Ra4 2, WA44E r

FAVE people after they
II performances Lights of York and -Four Sons"
pictures
expecting talking picture.
this Lights of
Apollo consider this picture just step
the OF he q
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-11

Evelyn Brent is back in Holly
wood again after a vacation in New
York. She is scheduled. to begin
work shortly on a new picture in
which she will be co-featured with
Give Brook.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-11

The winner in the Anita Page
resemblance contest conducted by
The Indianapolis Times and
Loew's Palace theater in relation
to the recent showing of Telling
the World" is Miss Esther &C.
Bauer, 1108 Odd Fellow Bldg. The
first prize was $25.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-11
Foreign Ne70S

Miles Manner is author, director
and leading man of 1.-THE Firstborn,"
which he has just completed for
Gainesborough Pictures, Ltd. This
is an adptation of Mander's success
full play of the same name. Besides
AIander the cast includes Madeleine
Carroll and John Loder, the young
Englishman who has recently been
put under contract by Paramount.
British Screen Productions, Ltd,
have just completed an historical
two-reeler, Cradle of the U. S. A."
which deals with the birthplace and
family seats of the forefathers of
our country.
Welsh-Pearson-E ldor Films, Ltd.
of London, announce the beginning
of production on Sir Harry Laud-
er's new starring vehicle. It is an
original story from an idea supplied
by Sir Harry, and is titled "Auld
Lang Syne." Pat Aherne and Doro-
thy Boyd are the featured players,
in addition to the Scotch comedian.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-11

Miss Betty Woman, 1901 E.
Maple >Rd., was declared second in
the Anita Page contest. She will
receive a three mnothS pass to
the Palace.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
New Haven Priest Has
 Largely Attended Mass

New Haven, March 7.-{P,--Tho sanctuary of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic church was filled today by mourners from all over the state to pay respect to Rev. Andrew r. Harty, pastor of the church for 20 years who died on the operating table at St. Raphaels hospital Satur- day night. Rt. Rev. John J. Milan. D. D. bishop of the Hartford diocese was the celebrant of the pontihcaI mass. assisted by Rt. Rev. Thomas s. Duggan.
 Rt. Rev. Monsignor P. J. McGive- ncy Of St. Charles church. Bridge port. acted at deacon and Rev. T. J. Murray of St. Mary's church of Branford as sub deacon.
 Following tho mass the body of Rev. Father Harty was taken to Torrington for burial
 During the mass there was no cnlogy of Father IIarty as he had requested ifs omittance saying that he only did his duty.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
KILLING EXPLAINED
Newtown Boy Fatally Shot Own
 Mother While Planning to Hunt

Bridgeport, March z P>-The age. old claim that d crow is almost al ways able to dodge death by gun shot and the curiosity of a 15-year- old boy to see if such was the case were the primary factors in the death last Saturday ill Newtown of Mrs. Addle Hayiland of that place, wife Of former Deputy Sheriff Earl Haviland Of this city, it was dis closed at hearing held by Coroner J. J. Phelan today.
 Mrs. Haviland was killed by a shot from a revolver held in the hands of her son, Earl T. Ha>iland in their homo in the Sandy Hook section last Saturday morning.
 The mother had given the son the S2 callbre revolver only a short time before when he pleaded 10 be all lowed an opportunity to go and try 10 shoot crows in the woods near his homo.
 The fatal shot was fire as Mrs. HaNlland was reaching into q buffet 10 secure a fifth cartridge to give the boy.
 In explaining how the accident occurred, Young Hayiland told the coroner that he took four cartridges given him by his mother and placed them in the cylinder of the weapon.
 It was while he was standing but q few feet from his mother and at tempting 10 replace the cylinder in the gun that the shot was fired.
 The coroner reserved decision at the end of the hearing,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
MRS. A. [. SMITH CALLED BY DEATH
West Main Street Woman Ex.
 pires in Early Morning
AUTO THIEVES CAUGHT
Plain,ille Officer Aids in Capture Rcyaluation Contract is Signed Platn>illc Team Ioscs-I;ranpc Mecting-Ncw Lodge Forming,

Mrs. Jennie D. Smith, wife ot Adrian c. Smith, died at Ter homo at o13 West Main street this morn ing. She was e years and months of age. Born in Plainvillc, she lived Tn this town all her life. Recently she had been troubled with heart disease, and this, with complications, resulted in her death.
 Mrs. Smith Is survived by her husband; two daughters, Mrs. Ella FOX and Mrs. Gadys S. Lawrence four grandchildren: and two broth CTS. Lester J. Dow and Charles Pcck. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon with private services at 2;So o'clock at tho undertaking par Tors of W. A. EaiIey X Go. Rev. A. h. kendrick, p. D., pastor of the Baptist church, will officiato. Burial will be Tn the West cemetery
 Auto Thieves Arrested
 Rudolph Johnson and John Fierce, both of Fall River, Mass. were arrested here last night by State Policeman Joseph kamlnslly and Charles Phelps and were charged with stealing an automohlIe in Hartford, Tho state officers had established themselves at the East Main street crossing and wer.. 'h"rk Ing np on registration and operators licenses. one car. contain Ing two Negroes, WAS rapidly emp tied when 1t was halted and the oc rupants disap ppc3road. The officers suspected something was wrong and called the Hartford police, learning that tho machine had just been re. ported stolcn Phelps and Kalminsl<y then saw and recognized the two Negroes in the center of tho town and placed them under arrest.
 Contract l. Signed
 The rovalIation committee held lis first meeting last evening, organ 'zod, and signed q contract with tho Manufacturers Appraisal Co. of lhiladelphia. Tho full committee was tl1orc. r. T. Wheeler was elected chairman and Henry $. Washhurn secretary. Tho members went into a very careful discussion Of the con- tract and finally signed it. Work will be started as soon as cnlargements can be made of the arial maps. the original prints having already been taken. The company has agreed to finish the rcvalnation by October ].
 Local Courtstcrs Lose
 The Plainvillc town basketball team lost a 33-222 decision 10 the Manchester Community club in that place last night when the home team staged a crushing rally in the last quarter. Plainyilc was on inc short end Of 8 13-o score at the half, but 1t rallied to move out in front by 20-17 in the third period. In the last session Babe" Hurley sank six field goals in succession and decided the tilt Plainville was badly crip- pied by the absence of LaHar. Oar row and Arburr but the full team will be on hand for the league game in Sllnsbury tonight.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
Opposition Develops to
 Enfield School Ruling

Tholnpsonville, March Pp-Op- position which developed in town after the Enfield school committee voted 10 bar all married teachers from the schools after the close of the present school year is under stood 10 have been the reason why the committee has discussed q mo- ton 10 rcsclnd it's action.
 The committee yesterday was about to adopt the motion to rescin1 when it was decided to defer final action until March 20.
 There are 10 married teachers in the Enfield schools, and in their be- half the solcctmcn were urged to modify their action 10 the extent of not depriving these teachers of their positions even if it was desired that after this school year no additional married teachers be employed.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
Yale Grad School Man
 Placed on Olympic Squad

New Haven, March ' Pp-John R. Huffman, q. graduate school studen at Yale, has been placed on the Olympic squad Of fencers and will be given tryouts for a place on tho American team Ill both sabre and foils.
 Huffman has been given first place in recent national junior sabre trials and he made fourth place in the na- nonal tolls competition. He be- comes senior Sahreman and has been placed on q squad of 1c 10 try out for finals for a place on the Olympic team. Huffman was inter collegiate champion in sabre two years while he was an undergrad uatc.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
GIRL COMES HOME

Bakersfield. Cal, March P;-- Edna Baker, 1S-year- McKittrick girl. reported to have been kid rapcd by one of her admirers, re turned to her home late yesterday.
 She told her parents that after being forced into an automobile by Kenneth Erskine, an admirer, she was taken 10 Reno, New On her re- fusal to marry him she said Frs kline placed her on a train for homo.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
RUNAWAY BOY FOCND

Bridgeport, March 2 C4p Leo Greller. lS. q school pupil and son of Paul Greller of this city. was picked up by New York police last night on a description furnished by he local authorities. The boy ran away from home Friday following a quarrel with his father. He will be brought back home today.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
Steeplejack From Berlin
 Not Hurt in Tumble

Bridgeport. March ' R - Harry Collins, 47, a steeple jack, of Berlin, Conn.,. fell % feet from d smoke stack on local factory today and escaped With slight hurts
 After he fell and landed on a roof he got up and declared he Had only a slight brnise on q shoulder.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
Visits In Town

Miss May Hannon spent yesterday as a guest of Mir. and Mrs. John Hannon Of Worthington ridge.
 Entrrtains Pupils and Friends
 Miss Nancy Hooker will entertain the pupils of the ninth grade and their teachers this evening al s o'clock at her home on the High road in kensington.
 Moving Pictures shown
 At the meeting of the Community club 10 be held in East Berlin this evening. there will be moving pie lures shown.
 Mid-Week Services
 Mid-Neell services will be conduct church tomorrow evening at 7:3O cd at the kensington Methodist o'clock. The study Of the founding of the Christian church will be con- tinued. Rev. May 5. Lord, pastor, will officiate.
 Bridge Party Yesterday
 A bridge party was held vest err day at tho home of Mrs. Raymond Williams. A number of her friends were present and delightful time was enjoyed. Refreshments were served.
 Prayer Meeting
 A prayer meeting will be held at the Berlin Gongrrg. tional church to- morrow evening at 7:3o o'clock. The topic for discussion will be "rhe Busy Mans Neglect"
 Junior League Meeting
 The Junior league will meet at the kensington Methodist church tomor- row afternoon at S:45 o'clock. All members are asked to be present
 Employed for Present
 A number of young men around town, who are out of work at the present time, have found temporary mployment at tho J. A. Andrews stoerlouse. The company is making arge shipments of furniture.
 Sing Over Radio
 A number of pupils from the Ken slngton Grammar school will sing over the radio from station WTIC of Hartford tomorrow morning at l1:4O o'clock
 Magazines Much Lower
 Dealers of magazines in town re- port that the price of a number of magazines have dropped 100 per 'ent. Magazines that sold for 25 'ents are selling for q dime.
 New Position
 Miss Lucille HanJord of kensine- on has accepted & temporary posi- ion as supervisor Of the accident yard in the Methodist Episcopalian hospital in Brooklyn. N. Y.
 East Berlin Items Community club will meet this veuing at o'clock at Community lall. A short entertainment pro- ram will be hold. The details of ounccd. The Lafanso club will hold q | heater party this evening in New l Britain. The Girls club will meet tomor- ow evening at 7:45 o'clock at Com IuHi'S iIdil. l'c tiiil' Ui IutftiliS lIdS | cen changed from z o'clock to the 1 inc given. Physical Director Will am Oglc will be in charge. The fife and drum corps will meet | omorrow evening st 7:30 o'clock al i community hall basement. The weekly prayer meeting of the i fethodist church will he held in the | hLrch social rooms this evening at | :3n o'clock. Mrs. Roland Holmes continues to l improve and will soon be able to be ] bout again. Gaylord Read is spending a few | avs in West Cromwell as the guest l f his grandmother. A St. patricll's day social and 1 hist will be held in the social | ooms of St. Gabriel's Episcopal 1 hurch on March 17 at o'clock. | he committee in charge have ar angcd for an evening of pleasure. For sale-6- Room Cottage. near psGn's Corner. Philip NJ. Pagan. I. 3121-advt.
 William F. Osle, masseur stimu- ltin-, soot body massage. | r"aim"nts i'y appointment Phone i:;-"t H'i,t.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND

New York. March 7 Gp--An ini- tial quarterly dividend of s1.75 a share was declared today on the Class A stock Of Union Tobacco Co,
 payable April to holders of record
 March Is.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
Notice

Notice Is hereby given of the ap- proval and adoption of street, grade, building and vcranda lines on For est street by the Plainville Town Plan Commission as the result Of the public hearing duly warned and held on Feb. 13, 1928.
 The adoption covers street, 50 if. wide with a 24 fl. building and a. l6 it. veranda line on the eastern side. also grades as shown on the map of Forest street. dated Dec. s, 1927, drawn by Engineer J. N. Me- keruan. signed by J. E. Lamb. chair man of the Town Plan commission and filed with the Town Clerk of Plainvillc.
 The Town Plan Commission finds assessments of benefits accruing to and damages sustained by the fol- lowing record owners of land: BroniSlaW koWaleSk
 Pauline kDua lc ski Nn1S ce a
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

Feeding cod liver oil to hens that arc housed closely during winter will keep up egg production.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
HEAVY FINES FOR
 OVERLOOKING CARS Truck Drivers Assessed SaO
 or Violating Statute
 OTHER OFFENDERS HEARD Meritn Woman Brings Large Suit Mt-Wcek Services at KcnsingtOn Mthnlist-Dr. c. F. Erickson to Soak Monday Eyening-Briefs

Judge George G. Griswold was bisy last evening at the Berlin town curt as the result of a number of arrests made by the state police at he new scales erected on tn, Ber- in turnpike. The police were ct the scales yesterday testing 1t and caught many drivers for overlooking trucks.
 Peter Cunningham of Meriden. charged with overlooking his truck was fined $coo and costs. The execution of the sentence was sus- pended upon the payment Of costs.
 Abe Abkroopenack of New Britain also charged with overlooking his truck, was fined 800 and costs, the execution of the sentence being re- mitted npoh payment of the costs.
 Harry Lechow tsky of Hartford, charged with oysrloading his truck, was discharged. It was found dur ing the course of the trial that the state police has arrested the wrong man as Lechswitsky was not the uGlteT Ol luc NcllltiS' luS O"llti of the truck will be summoned to appear before the court at the next session.
 James F'inlcgan of New Britain, charged Nitl having no license in his possession. was discharged upon payment of the costs. George Mar getine of Nsw Britain, also charged with having no license, was dis charged u,on payment of the costs as was Join Wolf Of Meridcn, charg- cd with inc same offense.
 All the above arrests were made by the tate policemen yesterday while O, duty at the new scale.
 Nickoas Kata1lo Of Mcriden, chargee with reckless driving, was fined &5 and costs by tho court.
 Antony DcVito and Raffale Guim,ola of kensington, charged with breach of the peace, were dis charrd by the court. The two boys engaged in d fist fight last Tuesday evenng in a. store in kensingtop and DeNto was arrested by Constable Jofn Hackctt on complaint of Guim- boh's father. Judge Griswold lec- tued the boys and warned them to he more careful in the future.
 Bring Large Suit
 Damages of s1o,hoo arc asked by Mss Margaret Maslow of Meriden in 2 slit against William +. Feldhouse of Ncridcn, driver of an automobile in which she was riding when it crasicd into another machine, and Fracis T.. and James N. Crane. Grivr and owner of the other car in tie accident. T'k crash happened on the night | of 1acember 19 about II o'clock on the Berlin turnpike in Berlin near the intersection of Pennington ave- nue.
 Do:ior 10 speak
 n. C. r. Erickson of kensingt on | and New Britain. will speak at the | tow, hall in Berlin on the evening | Of Iarch 13. MT. Erickson spoke | to hc Visiting Nurse conmi'ie" last | vet. t:ilinE !lrnl some valuable in i ro,,t:l,iun uli d'ujal hygiene. and aI- ! l,<p- theta "f W}aal "gs; being lor' 7 m rth,r r!a".~ r. i~ Il u,"Hi!.,r ni l ilr roilrl tee - u1li h1 ai"n' t'r |, I,s {'. .,t ,l' t.ssI.'i irD
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

For sale-6- Room Cottage. near IpsGn's Corner. Philip M. Pagan. T1. 3l21-advt.
 William F. Osle, masseur. stimu- lating. soothing body massage. Treatments i'y appointment. Phone ,i;-"t, Haht.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-07

Canada is well on th" way 10 be "omln- the S""onJ gold producing country of the world