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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-30
RENEW BEDFORD SUIT
Fourteen Year Litigation for $780,
coo Damages Reopened.

New life was injected into the
fourteen-year-old $27O,OOO damage
suit of the Bedford Stone and Con-
struction Company against the
Washington Hotel Realty Company
with the filing of an amended COM
plant today and announcement of
change of judge.
The suit originally was brought in
1914 in Superior Court -Four and
twice heard by Special Judge Jere
Vert Of the Montgomery Circuit
Court. Each time it was sent back
for rehearing by the Supreme Court.
Judge Vert has now withdrawn
and Governor jackson appointed
Superior Judge Joseph M. Leathers
of Room One to hear the case.
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YOUR Credit is Ofood

You can phone in your want ads and
have them charged. This courtesy is ex-
tended to anyone who has no past due &C
counts on our books. Avail yourself OF
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Jumps $4,000 BOND
"Blue Sky" Law Defendant Flees
From Muncie.

BIZ Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, April 3O.-A bond
Of $4,000 has been Jumped" by
Alpha Holiday, awaiting trial on
charges of violating the Indiana
''blue sky law and of obtaining
money under false pretenses.
Holiday served a term in Federal
prison for using the mails to de-
fraud.
Delaware County officers have
sent circulars describing Holaday to
police officers throughout the Ma
ton i'll the hope of capturing him.
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STEAM PIPE EXPL0DEs
Slight Damage Is Done in Base
ment of Y. M. c. A.

A blow-off pipe on a boiler at The
Y, M. G. A. blew up this morn
ing and filled the basement full of
steam. Firmen and police were
called.
Barney Lemons, 2915 Moore Ave,
who was working with the boiler, got
lost in the steam-flled room and
had difficulty in finding his way
out
Chief Engineer r. S. Glenn, 638
College Ave, reported damage as
being slight.
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Legal Notices
Auto Supplies and Repairs

CALL US
for that new battery and save money.
Trade your old in on the new.
RILEY 1857
COLVIN BATTERY co. 100 E. MARYLAND
JOHN GUDELHOFFER WAGON CO
VIII repair or make new tops and cur
tains for your car. 202 Kentucky Ave
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Wins German Scholarship

BIZ Times Special
NEWCASTLE, Ind, April 9O.-A
scholarship in the University of
Leipsic, Germany, has been won by
John w. Killing, son of the Rev. w.
P. Killing, Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church pastor here. The younger
Killing is now a student in the
HANNA divinity school of Witten-
berg College, Springfield, Ohio. He
will go to the German university in
the fall
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In MenorlaJ7l Notices

IN MENIORIAM- loving remembrance
of our beloved mother Mrs. Frank Hood,
who died one year ago today. April 80.
1927
MRS. CRIsTEE and MRS. LANG.
IN MEMORIAM-In loving remembrance
of Margaret SterngIen. who passed away
two years ago today. April 80, 1925.
I often sit and think Of you when l am
all alone.
For memory is the only thing that grief
can call its own.
Sadly missed by her husband
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The City ira
Brief
TUESDAY EVENTS

TUESDAY EVENTS
Outdoor Advertising Association of
Indiana. SEVERN, II a. m.
Rotary Club luncheon, Claypool
Mcrcator CLUB luncheon. Spink-Arms.
Phi Gamma Delta luncheon. Chamber
of Commerce.
Purchasing Agents Association lunch
con. SEVERN.
American. Chemical Society luncheon.
Chamber of Commerce.
Universal Club luncheon. Columbia
University of Michigan luncheon.
dinner. CoIum bia Club. $50 a. N
Prospect Dramatic Club play, Manual
Training High School 8:15 D. m
Theater, 8:15 D. m
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PREACHER COP SHOOTS
Edinburg Officer Uses Bullet in
Speeding Arrest.

BIZ Times Special
EDINBURG, Ind, April 3d.
Arthur Brannan is awaiting trial on
an auto speeding charge here after
being the target of a bullet fired by
w. c. Milburn, Edinburg's preacher
marshal.
After the speeding arrest, Marshal
Milburn searched Brannan's home
for liquor. but found none.
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u. S. COURT RECESSES

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, April 3O.-The
United States Supreme Court to-
day recessed until May a. It an
nounced it would adjourn on June
4 until next October.
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RAIL VETERAN RETIRES
Fred Sirens Employed by Big Four
Last az Years.

Last az Years.
Fred Sirens, 10, of Brendenwood,
cabinetmaker foreman at the
Beech Grove shops of the Big -Four
Route, retired today after forty-two
years of service with the railroad
He will leave in June to visit his
birthplace in Germany, for a visit,
and will tour France, Switzerland
and Italy before his return in Sep
TENDER.
Sirens was born at Frankfort-on-
the-Maine April 81, 1858, and came
to the United States at the age of %.
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Miscellaneous for Sale
YOUR Credit Is Good

WOAl VII OAIO rs N1VVN
You can phone in your want ads and
nave them charged. This courtesy is ex-
tended to anyone who has no past Que
accounts on our books. Avail yourself
OF this opportunity. courteous girl Mill
help you write your ad. Call Main $500
Want Ad Dept.
RUAAMAGE sALE-Used clotnlng and fur.
nlture. l27 w. Georgia st.
ONE twin-cylinder Chaille outboard mo-
tor, pract. new. Ia. 2299. Mr.. John5on.
NEW and rebuilt scales, slicers and meat
eehhoppeErS G serge on al 5 mq9kss. Ma
BARRETT WADE FURNITURE CO., 366
frigerators. NeW and used furniture for
working people. Cash or credit. Easy
terms. Open evenings.
MAJESTIC COAL RANGE. S25 - SMALL
HEATER. 50. HI. 2726.
KALTEX tapestry suite, overstufed day
EXPORT. mahg. table. rugs, etc. ia. 3526-W
NEW and rebuilt typewriters. SIS and up.
We are authorized dealers and have many
fine bargains in pOrtableS and other office
equipment that We have traded in. Easy
terms. KING TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
Lii $40.
BABY CARRIAGE = Reed, ROYAL blue,
cream; Al shape. Onr. will sac. He. ITO.
STROLLER-In splendid condition. owner
viii sci for $40. Ia. 4492.
TWO-OVEN GAS RANGE-Baby carriage.
1929 orchard. Near 38th and keystone.
BABY'S COMB Bathtub & dressing table.
Never been used. Reas owner. Ia. 1913.
THREE-ROOM outfit; complete to start
your home s98.
1910 so. MERIDIAN ST.
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Four-roon1 bungalow double in-a-door
bed. Kitchen and breakfast room equipped
water and garage furnished
WASHINGTON BANK 81 TRUST ".
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We sell and repair new and used
bicycles, radios. triCYcles. Scooters, tires, etc
$40 Mass. Ave. Ma. 4760
II. DINKLA-265O e. 34th; cont painter.
tree est. comm. Est. 1902. Oh. 26a2-W.
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Death Notices

JOHN MoRGAN-Age 70 years.
beloved father OF Lillian Margaret Bo-
land and husband of the late Matide
Haas Boland. passed away Saturday.
April %, at 8 y. m. Funeral at Shirley
Bros Cen tral chapel. Tuesday Nav l. at
3 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown
Hill.
GRUND. SOPHIA F. Beloved mother Of
Ethel Meats. Edith Hartsock. George and
Alfred Grund OF Indianapolis. Nav Ru
bow Of Sanford. Fla. passed away at
the home, r26 Linden St. Sunday
April 90 Funeral Wednesday. MAY ..
, D. m. at above address Friends in
Yited. Burial Crown Hill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-30

The National Warm Air Heating
and Ventilating Association will
hold its 1929 convention in Indian
apolis. Charles E. Hall, Indianapo-
lis, is president of the association.
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Indianapolis Kiwanis CIub mem

indianapolis Kiwanis Club mem
bers will hear an address by Ray
EhrenSberger, Wabash College SEN
ior and State intercollegiate ora
torical contest winner last year,
Wednesday at the Claypool Hotel.
Ehrensberger will repeat his win
ming address,, THE King Can Do No
Wrong"
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For RENT

942 Reautv Ave 6 rooms ..........s $50. 90
SqI7 PSitimore Ave 4 roons....... 2000
993i Raitimore Ave 4 rooms .... 20 90
1905 CaihoIn tdoublei 3 rooms. II 90
9Ii4 CenfTai Ave TiuDIe,tl s rooms G5 90
9a36-29 Dearborn tdoublel 4 rooms %. 90
I31f "a DE osS St ldoublel. 5 rooms Is 90
e90 & Fast ST 10 rooms ......... 40 90
20l0-l2 English Ave. double. rms. 2090
1902 N. La Sale St 5 rooms 80 ~
5644 Laurel ST fdoublet rooms 81 SO
3l3-15 N keystone double. rms e 30
2l7 S. keystone. rooms. ......,... 2Q.Q9
929 6 RandoIDh 4 rooms. ...... % so
2l50-52 Ransdell (doublel rooms 100
4226-28 Schoneld (Goublcl. 4 rooms l2.G9
1908 z path. St double rooms. 22.09
I998 StiIrp1 Ave 5 rOonls........ 40 90
50T4 Trniversitv ; rooms. 43 90
40 37th ST double 6 rooms . 600
THE WASHINGTON COMPANY
257 w Washington St-~.l-r,-e.
Lincoln 1920. MISS HlGGAINo
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-30

The indianapolis Medical Society
will meet at the Methodist Hospital
Tuesday at 8:15 p. m. The society
is planning a dinner dance at the
Lincoln May %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-30
Cottages and Resorts

BARGAIN Furnished cottage, Little Chan
man Lake. KoscuSkO County; terms u
desired. Address K Box %. Warsaw, Inc.
Business Places for Rent
STOREPOOM-B new theater bldg.
1045 Virginia Ave. excellent business To-
long time lease. Mr.. GRIST. DR.. 44ll
3-Large Office rooms. good location near
30th and Illinois: SIS per mo. 30th St
r Z. 90. 10 W 30th 81. Ia 6l3l.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-30
Radio and Equipnent

RADIO sets and SPEAKERS all makes re-
paired and service. Cummins Bros.
Radio Co "a w. Ohio St. Ii. 1856.
UILDIN G = REPAIRING: AERIALs.
SERVICE CALLS. 150. CHI. 095e
RADIO SLAGLE. ELECTRIC. OWNER
VIII. SELL CHEAP Ri. 3046
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-30

Indiana Casualty Adjusters' As
ISOLATION heard William Bosom, Jr.,
candidate to succeed himself in the
State legislature, today at its BIZ
weekly luncheon at the Board of
Trade. Casualty adjusters not mem
beers Of the association were invited.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-30

James Mahoney was named rresi-
dent of st. Johns Alumni Associa-
ton at the annual homecoming
Sunday. Other officers named are j.
P. Sexton and Brother Hubert, vice
presidents; Thomas Gray, financial
secretary-treasurer; Brother Hubert.
recording secretary, and j. P.
Dorsey, Joseph Larner, Dan Court
ney, James Lynch and Joseph
Greenen, directors.
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Rooms for Rent

ALABAMA. N. l70l-Nicely furn. rm..
kitchen opt, meals opt, home privileges.
Ha. 1358-R.
AUDUBON RID. 338 N.-COMFORTABLE
FURN. RIM; PR. HOME; MOD; GAR.
BOSART. 85O-Clean. front room; private;
modern home no other roomers. II. 3555.
CENTRAL. 1446-Nice. comfortable room:
private lavatory; private home, Ii. $500.
CENTRAL--Nicely furnished room; pri-
yate. mod. home; garage Wash. 1893.
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Virginia Ave.' de-
sirable rms. $3.50 to Sc per wk.
COLLEGE. 2429--Well furn.. large. airy
rm..s5 TO refined gentleman. He. 5255.
COLLEGE. 3222-Attractive front room;
garage optional. Wa. 203l-J
D2ELAWARE. n. 515-An modern; we'll
and phone, So 80 up. Ma. 1877.
EASTERN AVE.-Young man or business
woman: breakfast opt Oh. 222l-W
GRAY. NJ. 823- Nicely furnished room; !
or }; gar. kitchen. phone privileges.
ILLINOIS. N. 43l. No. 5-Nice front airy
room: twin beds modern; phone
MERIDIAN. s., 1856 Sleeping rm. on car
line; modern; with garage
MERIDIAN. N. 2317-Attractiye airy front
sleeping room; all modern.
MERIDIAN, N, 430-Apt. G.; nicely furn.
rm.. ask Mrs. Kramer. Ri. 1868
PENN. N, l8l6-Co2y modern front rm..
$3.50 and s4 near bath; men or couple.
PARK AVE. 1875 Comfortable. pleasant
room; rent reasonable. Ri. 1879.
RANDOLPH. 1928 S-Newly furnished.
modern: ] or 2 girls; So or $3.50.
TALBOT. N. Furnished room. mod
ern home. close, Penn. car. Ia. 1919
10TH, E. 302l-Modern rm for 2: car
line; garage. Oh. l637-M.
18TH. E.. 3l-Attractive modern rm.:
or 2: Central car line. Ri. 1926.
32D E. 603-Light well ventilated, steam
heat convenient bus and carline. break
fast optional Wa 1886
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-30

Most efficient manner of handling
grain will be demonstrated by ex-
perts at the third annual grain deal
ers short course at the Agricultural
building at Purdue University, May
1917. Prof. F. E. Robbins, agronomy
department, Purdue, West Lafayette,
is in charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-30

David Morrison, So, Greenfield,
Ind, died late Sunday night in the
Robert Long Hospital here, after a
short illness.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-30

ALI. LARGE BREED BABY CHICKS NoN
SD per 100: assorted, $40; special grade
&c higher: dUcklingS. 30c.
BOYER'S HATCHERY
"a N. Delaware St. Indianapolis, RI. 5470
AT STUD-Yu rang. wonder Pekinese sire;
fee. SIS pups SIS up. l16 S. Ban. IT. 3699
GERMAN POLICE DOG-For sale; mo-;
written pedigree 412 N Tacoma.
PITT BULL PUPS FOR SALE.
548 Highland Ave.
ONE Good farm horse; also good riding
horse. owner sell cheap. ia. 1901.
PEDIGREED-P Police pups, good markings;
8 mos. owner VIII sacrifice. 5644 E. Wash
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Nomr Credit Is Good

You can phone in your want ads ana
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accounts on our books. Avail Yourself OF
this opportunity. courteous girl will
help YOU write your ad. Call Main $500
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Miscellaneous Wanted

HOUSE CLEANING? -Your surplus cloth
ing. furniture, magazines. papers. will
help us to help others. Salvation Army
Industrial Home. Phone for wagon. Ri.
G622 12F W Georgia st.
GOOD CASH PRICES furniture. rugs
and stoves from private homes. Calls
promptly answered. Ii. 1850.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Situations Wanted Female

SEEEGE2OrS w Q2tGQ r SH10GS
DAY wORK-Or cook eve. meal. Gen.
housework. Reliable. He. 1854.
NGS-Reliable white woman; reas.
prices. Called for and del. HUI. 2743
PLAIN SEWING
Prices reasonable. $50 N. Alabama. Ri. 1882
Business Announcements
HOUSE WIRING-S3 a room.
w. F. REIMER. Oh. GAIL.
HOUSE+Painting, papering, cleaning. floor
finishing, wall wash. DR.. 4599. Ma. ll10.
INTERIOR DECORATING-Pape hanging,
PAPER CLEANERS, 81 a room.
White men. LOHMAN, DIR. 4147
PAINTINCi-Decorating furn. rednished;
gen. repairs. Salyard g. Woods. Ia. 2844
PAPER HANGING-Paper furnished; will
bring samples; work guar. BE. 2859-J.
Paper Hanging
Painting
Interior Decorating
Expert, courteous workmen. Payments
if desired. Be. 1898. Ri 2649
r. G. Randolph
PAPER CLEANING EXPERTS-Dr. 1910.
Jones and Miller.
PAPER HANGING-And painting: work
manship guaranteed. Be. 3920-W
RUG, exl2, THOROUGHLY CLEANED. ~
Superior Rug Cleaners. He. 1852.
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRED-In your
own home. all makes. HOLLAND FUR
NITURE co. Lii 1898.
WALL PAPER CLEANING, $1Oo ROOM.
Oh. 4195-J.
THE KIDDIES SHOP
We sell and repair new and used
bicycles radios tricYcles Scooters, tires, etc
gao Mass. Ave. Ma. 4760.
H DINKLA-2650 E. 34th; cont. painter.
free est, comp. Est. 1902. Ch 2682-W.
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Storage and Transfer
OTTO j. SUESZ

OTTO j. SUESD
Packing hauling. storage. Low rates on
California shipments. Overland hauling
Special rates on return loads. Main 1898
Rilev 1928 Oh. 4579-O6o9W
TRANSFER-Coal. feed, gen. hauling. ~
T. Gath w T. Rodocker Wa. 4433.
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Barter and SCUap

PLAYER PIANO-Take equity in cheap
lot or used car. or sell IS down. $3.50 per
week. TIA. 1921
PAINTING Roofing or Timing by reliable
man. exchange for good car. Be. 3855.
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Houses for Sale
1929 n DENNY ST.

$500 EOUITY-In 5-room modern bunga-
low. near Garfield Park. Wll sell LOT
5000 or trade for car. Box a lo3. Times
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Signalmen of the 18th field
artillery will meet in April, 1929, in
TT. Wayne, it was decided at the
close of the annual meeting at the
SEVERN, Saturday. r. E. Lands
of Ft. Wayne was named president,
and Virgil Roy of Fl. Wayne,
adjutant. Clyde Rickes of In
dianapolis was elected permanent
secretary.
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WANTED
Pets and Live Stock

Walnut dining room chairs. Riley
2772 No dealers
Putnam patriot., 1928-10-04
ICE BOX BANDITS
WANTED BY US. GOV.
District Attorney Held Warrant
For Postoffice Break.-17 In
dictments In Springfield Are
Filed.

Soon after the conviction of Albert
J. Raymond and Roland G. Lalone,
''ice box bandits" at Willimantic. last
week Wednesday. il became known
that the two Worcester youths were
wanted by the United States govern
ment because of a post office break
and theft Of government property ~
West Springfield. Mass, last May.
II. S. District Attorney. John Buck
ley who admitted that he had war.
rant for the Worcester youths. based
on the original warrant sent down
from Springfield, stated that the war
rant would have been served had the
bandits been acquitted by the jury
In view Of their conviction Il will not
be served.
Thursday. Charles X. Clason. dist
riot attorney for Hampden county.
Mass, filed the seventeen indictments
against Raymond and Lalone in
They will not be tried
at this time for their alleged crimes
in the Massachusetts, city previous to
the murder of State Policeman Mel
son in Pomfret, April 6.
Putnam patriot., 1928-10-04
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
Shakespeare aud Old Lonaon" Wood
stock Academy Hall

Shakespeare and Old London" will
be the subject OF a fascinating illus
trated lecture 10 be given in Wood
stock Academy Hall, thursday eve
ming, October 18th, by William Web
ster Ellsworth, well-known author and
for more than thirty years a member
of the Century Company. publishers.
The event is one that should make
more than ordinary appeal, not only to
high school and college students, but 10
the liaerati and the lovers Of Shakes
peare.
More than 100 stereoptieon pictures,
many of them in color, will be used
by the lecturer in visualizing the Lon
don Of Shakespeare time, i590-1610.
They include views from the model Of
the city in the London Museum, por-
traits, prints. water-color drawings by
famous artists. plans Of the old thea
ters, interesting documents, etc.
Old London visualized
Mr.. Ellsworth, with his fine literary
background, has endeavored to make
the great dramatist alive--and never
have so many interesting pictures rel
alive 20 his early life and times been
brought together as in this lecture
The streets, the theatres, the people
of whom the bard wrote are wildly
portrayed. The story is divided nat
rally into three parts:
First-the early days Of Shakes
peare. Stratford. the miracle plays,
acting in the country inns the made
over inns of London, the first theaters,
the Theater, and the Curtain; second
the London as Shakespeare saw II,
with reproductions of models from the
London Museum. contemporary prints,
etc; third - Shakespeare theaters
the literati and the lovers of Shakes.
diences, the plays.
Putnam patriot., 1928-10-04
GLENN TRYoN WITH LAURA
IN THANKS FOR BUGGY RIDE"

Glenn Tryon, Universals new com
edy star, is supporting Laura La
Plante in her latest, Thanks for the
Buggy Ride" which will be screened
at the Bradley Theatre on Friday and
Saturday.
Tryon has suddenly blazoned forth
in the motion picture armament but
his background gives a good reason
for his instant success. He was born
In Butte, Montana, where he received
his early education.
At the age Of fourteen ne played
In the local stock company and when
the company closed for the summer
ne took his savings and went 70 New
York.
He spent two years as a dancer in
a road show and then friends secured
him a job in the Majestic Stock Com
pany in Los Angeles. Then he went
on the road IN vaudeville and ended
IN an obscure New York theatre.
Here Hal Roach discovered him
and starred him in short comedies.
But Tryon had bigger ambitions. he
returned 70 the stage 10 Los Angeles
and was there seen By Carl Laemmle.
Laemmie sent note 70 Tryon and
Putnam patriot., 1928-10-04
cAYNOR-FARRELL SCORE
HIT IN STREET ANGEL

Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell,
fast-rising young screen stars, are
coming to the Bradley Theatre next
Tuesday and Wednesday in their new
Fox Films Offering, Street Angel.
II proved 10 be masterpiece Of
beauty, charmingly acted and perfect
ly directed by Frank Borzage, who
also made that other memorable Gay
nor-Farrell picture, 9TH Heaven"
The story is laid against the color
full background Of Naples, and the
beautiful, soft-toned Photographic
treatment of the many picturesque
scenes is conspicuous contribution
to the art Of the motion picture.
Miss Gaynor, as little waif Of the
Neapolitan waterfront, and Farrell as
yagabond artist who meets and falls
in love with her, handle their roles
with superb skin. and their many love
scenes together hold the audience en-
raptured.
Ii recounts the story Of Angelina's
desperate attempt TO raise funds for
her dying mother by taking 20 the
streets, for which she is arrested and
sentenced to prison. She escapes from
the police and joins a small, travelling
circus in which she becomes a ballet
performer. Here she meets Gino, the
wandering painter. but their romance
is shattered by the police who track
her down and take her away TO pri-
son. However, they are finally re-
united and made happy again.
street Angel" is picture that
ranks with the best Of all time.
Putnam patriot., 1928-10-04
Town Caucuses To Be
Held October 10th

Wednesday. October 10, was set as
the date for Republican town eaueuses
to nominate candidates for represen-
tatives in the general assembly and
justice Of the peace at a meeting OF
the state central committee at the
Hartford club Monday night. All of
the candidates on the state ticket
were present except DIR. William l..
Higgins Of Coventry, candidate for
secretary of the state, who was forced
to be in New York because of illness
in his family. The candidates pres
ent and Chairman J. Henry Roraback
and Miss Katherine Byrne, vice-chair-
man of the committee, spoke on cam
paign plans and prediction organize
ton work.
Putnam patriot., 1928-10-04
Little Improvement

The superintendent states that the
railroad company has promised an
earlier start from New London now
that standard time is back again. 1t
has been found, however. that there
is little improvement.
The only recourse of the depart
nient is TO truck service and il is
stated that schedule of truck service
will be arranged so that II will give
more satisfaction than is now afford
ed. 1t may take a week or ten days
to inaugurate such a service but ii
will be hurried as fast as possible,
the superintendent promises.