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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-07-19

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New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
AT THE CAPITOL

But two days more remain 10 sec Richard Barth"lmess in "Thc Patent Leather Kid" the big attraction at tho Capitol this week. Capacity all- dicnccs have been the rule with the showing of this splendid mastcrpicco and 1t is hoped, with the extension of it's run, that q great deal mOr" will sec this film before the engage mcnt comes to an end on Saturday evening.
 Beginning sunday night for an en- gagcment Of four days the Cupit ol will offer William lIalncs in "Thc Sldart Sct.'
 Here we have the smart boy of the movies again in ! role that has made him popular with millions of movie fans. that of the wise fclr low This time he is seen as d pony polo enthusiast Who knows all about the game from 4 to z and also has q peculiar way all his own in mak kr ing love 10 the girl of his choice. only,
 Alice Day and Jack Holt arc also featured in tho supporting cast.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
PARSONS, HARTFORD

Walter Woolf has tho leading naE ,olo in The Rcd Robe" which hai- ,A as the biggest of Shubcrt opord 1as, is at Parsons thcHtcr for i1e balance of the week. Woolf pl'Ns the part of hraggart sWordsnan, hut off stage he plays the par of q prophet. He says "1 believe rcre ..s a decided reaction in the th'a'rr gainst the sort ot so-called musical comedy that IS really nothing more than q, hodge podgc of soco'd raj" vaudeville acts, combined win lot of Stridcnt noises and hc"1i' cap'r- jug, instead of eoo1 slnaiiS and dancing. I think also that area"tlon ] setting Tn against the 'nIreSSod chorus, in favor of the sftractlNe chorus in beautiful coStuucS' why do think so? Well if q" popular ity of operettA shows he writing on the wall for the things nen'lone1-- IS [ think it doeS--tha- portion or he discriminating pubt winch r'Hl~ " likes a good play win music may lake heart for the fuuf",
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
CORONER KEPT BUSY
Mix of New Haven Has Homicide as Well as Fatal Automobile Crash on His Hands.

New Haven, March 6 R-Coroner Eli Mix again had d busy day ahead of him with a homicide in Ansouia 10 be investigated. making it unlike ly that his inquest into the death of Mrs. Catherine Doschccu, killed ill an automobile crash on Milford turn pike Saturday would be completed today. He had still to question James J. Matthews, operator of the wrecked car, at his home as for the second time the coroner was unable yesterday to go to the houSr.
 Miss Mary X. Catlin Of West Ha- ven, finally found as the second wo- man ln the car, told the coroner ycs- tcrday that she knew little about the accidont The machine Was moving along and then 'somethiug went Wroug.'
 This was the crash into a parked truck. She and Thomas j. Quinn "ho were in rho rear scat got out of the Nreckaso and returned 10 Now Haven.
 As Miss Tatlin did not show rr at her place of employment as latc as Wednesday,, she WAS questioned and admitted helng in the party on Friday night,
 Quinn told the coroner he dids not know the name of tho second woman who proved 10 bo Miss tatin.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
INDIAN TROOPS ARRIVE
Reported Ready Ie Guard ko"clt Against Wahabi Tribcsmen, Ac- cording To News in London.

London, March (UP)-Feports that Indian troo,s had landed at Ioweit to aid in guarding the town against an expected attack of Wa nahi trlbesmen reached London to- day.
 At the same time labor members in house of { commons expressed doubt that Ibu Snud, Mohalnmedan fundamentals. leader, was responsl' nle for the rfported move o1 2o,ooo tanatic tribesnen on Mesopotamla' 'fransiordania and koWcit They were said tc be determined to per suada mode+nist Mohanlmedans III those territories to return to fhe fnndamentalist Mohammedan faith or 10 kill them.
 United Press reports rom callo indicated that the powerful Emlr I,oplsh, of the AtaibaA tribe, and not Ibn saud. was responsible TOT he reported raid
 It was said that I'm Saud, at'"r rousing tribesmen in and aronnh Neid territory 10 fanatic purltallSll' was unable to keep their rellslouS farvor in check. and dared not open. lv orrose a m,hsnt evangelism that he did not, However, approve.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
Color Line Causes
 Banquet Embarrassment

Baltimore, March 2 f4p --- After drawing the 'color line" had three times disrupted arrangements to use public buildings. q dinner in bonor of Oswald Garrison NillardS s tenth an nlyerSary as editor of "Jhc Nation'' lis to be given tonight at | private homo.
 Arrangements for the dinner at ths Southern hotel were cancelled after negroes wishing 10 attend were
 informed they could not bc served there. Later permission to use Ar undol hall was withdraw by the Arundel club on the ground that the club name had been confused with that of the hall in public announce ments. The hall of tho Friends meeting house then was obtained but that agreement was cancelled yesterday. Today if was planned to have the dinner at tho homo of Miss Elizabeth Gilman.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
LEAGUE TAKES UP
 ANOTHER DISPUTE
Hungary and Runlania Present
 Their Arguments

Geneva, Switzerland, March 9 lHl The dispute between Hungary and Rumania growing out Of claims made by Hungarian landowners in Tran nsylvania 1iared up in the coun- cil Of the League Of Nations this afternoon.
 Hungary accepted unrcscrvcdly a proposal that two new members, coming from states neutral during the World War be appointed to the present mixed claims commission, but the Eunanian representative at tachod q condition that the two new judges be bound by certain rules.
 This brought sharp rctort from Sir Austen Chamberlain, the British foreign minister, who had proposel thc appointment of two new mcm- bcrs as a solution for the difficult problem. The British foreign min- lster appealed 10 the Eumauian gov crnment and EMmanlan pcopl" to think twice before rejecting the councils recommendation, first in the interest Of states whose relations were being poisoned by tine quarrcl and second in the interest Of the peace of Europe which 1t was the duty Of each country to preserve.
 Foreign Minister Briaud of France and Foreign Minister Stros"mann Of Germany added their voices to inc appeal 10 l;umania to accept in" proposal. Tho French foreign mint. Stor declared that judges worthy oF 'h" naine would not accept any con dltions binding them i'll advance and then addressed an appeal to Foreign Minister Titulescu of Rumauia to re- fleet on the matter. Dr. Str"scmaun then added T further appeal. VI. 1ituleScu replied that it was q question Of Eumani3n sovereignty. that he could telegraph his govern mont, but that the answer would hc the same.
 Al lehsth when it appeared tha' | deadlock had been reached, arfiua; President trrutla proposed that Eu- mania he given time lm'il tho Jun meeting Of tho council 10 consider Tho proposal and this courso waa fol lowed,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
Film Colony May Start
 Working Again Soon

Hollywood, March 9 UP)-Indi- cation that the film colony was about 10 slip out Of its mid winter lothargy Came from four sources today.
 Metro GoldNyn- Mayer Studios, through Louis E. Mayer, announced an extensive production schedule which will keep 50 writers busy adapting stories. The pictures ali arc for release after August 1,
 Richard \. Rowland, executive head of First National, stated that ten companies would be working at that studio within two weeks.
 J. l.. Warner, chief executive of the Warner Bros. studios, closed for more than two months, announced that the plant was 10 reopen and that the company contemplated 1he
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
HOLY WAR IS DENIED
Arabia's Picturesque Dcerrl King Brands statement that He Is ici- tator aS False,
tator aN False.

''I,ro, Egypt. March UPt- Denial that lhn Sau., the picturesque desert hln% of Arabia, has declared 2 "holy ""r or that he k cvou lending nla. ''ridl support to the tribes who arc raldlnG British man1atcd territory, Was made today. the denial coming from Eheill IIatiz Wahha. He has Jus' returned from kowcit, near the head of the Persian gulf where h, tried, on behalf of Ihn Saud, 10 ne Sotlafe q settlement of the difficult, < between frontier tribes of the NojI and ot lrak,
 Shcil Hatiz said that instead of tonntlng the warfare. lbn SHud Is trying 10 quiet the tribrSmcn who rc- Nolt"d against British air raids winch In turn were in rcprisal for raids over the border, made hy inc complaining trihosmon in violation of treaties among the clans
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
Pope Pays Visit to
 St. Peters Cathedral

Rome. March Pt-Pope Plus paid a surprise visit to St. Peters yesterday when the basilica was closed to the general public after Nespers. The pontift inspected the work Of the restoration of the Chapel Of the Sacraments and the emplacement for the monument to his predecessor. Pope Benedict NV.
 Then he went to the choir and chapel where other repairs arc r,n- der Way. He examined the place where the sarcophaei of Popes Six tus " and Julius II are inhumed and the great slab soon to be in stalled bearing the names of all the popoS-about l5o-who haze been buried in St, Peters in the course Of the centuries.
 The pontllf expressed great satis- iaruon with the progress of the work of restoration.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
Post Office Hobber'
 Scar, Proves False

Erideerort. March fF-Discov . cry of three maj boxes and an empty mail pouch ina sedan winch over turned at Leoy avenue, narl"n, shortly before noon and which was temporarily s,andoncd by its three occupants, re1lted in 3 general DO 1ice alarm beng sounded for 3. sup posed ''post office rohhor. who was later found to be 2. postal worker from Waterbury en route to the stamford post office.
 John Sdddon, 37, of 55 South street, Waterbury. was the JrlNor of the car aid with two associates was found ata nearby homo where they lad ron. to use tho telephone to ac- onajnt sanford postal officers of the cause O their delay.
 None of the three men were m 1ured tut their car was badly dam aged,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
S-l May Be Raised
 In Week, Officer Reports

Washington, March z R-CUptaiu l., ]. King, in command Of tho Saly- age force off l'roNiUctoWn, Mass. reported to the navy department to- day that the submarine S-4 may he raised within a week if uo scthacks occur,
 The diving force Of twenty mon is engaged in passing the chain cables under the submarine through tun- nols which have been washed unl'r the vessel bv the use of hydraulic pressure rontoons will De placed in position and shackled to the chains and cables and then the final arrangements will be made for rais- Ing the vessel,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
CLAIRE WINDSOR AT LYCEUM

For the last time tonight the Ly- ceum theatcr offers "l'he Opening Night starring Claire Windsor and John Bowers. The companion feat
 uro offers '.Hcr Summer Hero" a smashing good comedy with a smashing good cast.
 Starting this Saturday for four 1 days the greatest of all great sea l phooplays with the most noted and most liked male star. William Boyd
 in The Yankee Clipper" with Elin-
 or Fair and Junior Coghlan and
 others.
 The companion feature offers an
 other picture Of merit, That Ger
 tain Thing with Viola Dana and ! Ralph Graves.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
Basketball Tournament
 Selections to Be Made

New Haven, March 9,--UP,--Sclec-
 tion of teams to play in the Yale in terSclolastic basketball tourna1 nj association of which Principal Wal ter E. Spencer of New Haven con- mercial high is president here to- morrow afternoon. A forecast is that interest Tn the tournament games will be greater than in any previous year owing to sectional and local rivalrjes and the high type Of game played this winter.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
DECLARES TELEVISION
 IS NEARLY PERFECTED
Expert Says Soon There Win Be Regular Service
 Across Ocean,

Southampton, March 9 (UP) - Two days after receipt of a chal- longe to broadcast vision over d distance of 75 feet. Captain 0. G. Hutchinson, of the Baird TeleNision
 company, arrived on the Berengaria 1 today and declared that commercial tra nsatlantic tclevision service was l nearly ready"
 Hutchinson, managing director of 1 the company, said to newspaper men:
 "IclcNision is nearly ready for commercial use. X machine is hcjn. built in the United States for use ln tWo-Way transatlantic lclqyision
 service.
 Experiments conducted between New York and London surpassed all expectations and demonstrated the fact-of which people had been Sh"p'lcal--tha t was possible to
 send pictures across the Atlantic. Only one operator was employed at each end"
 u Was announced Wednesday that the Baird company had expect ed f"i"NlSion with the Bercngaria at sea. and that with Hutchinson working the ship end the Bcrcn- SarlA's chief operator. Stanley Brown, had socn Miss, Dora. Scelcy, his 1ianco", in London.
 That afternoon tine London mag aNno Popular Wireless issurJ a
 'nali"nSe 10 the Baird company To
 't"leAise' before q select commit t"", Baird was offered s5.ooo if
 NI'Nln SIX weeks he projected. 10
 lh" satisfaction of the committee
 iii series Of five tests. three rec oGnlzahie tHr"s, T trayful of assort . cd d'r". simple gcomc,rical figures. and q clock face.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
TO CELEBRATE FACISN

Rome, March 9 (UP)-Country- wide demonstrations will be held March 2l in observance of the anni- Ncrsary of the founding of fascisnl. special celebrations are planned at Bolzano and at Trent, where Deputy lienato Ricci. head Of the fascist youths organization. will preside.
 AS part Of the general celebra- lions many fascist youths will be mustered into the fascist militia.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
WILL STUDY MUSIC ABROAD
Miss Margaret NcNalon to Pursue Education in Voice Culture Under Maestro pcttinc|Ii at Milan.

Miss Margaret McMahon of Pennington left today for New York and will sail tomorrow for Italy. where she will commence I three years course of study of voice r1ll- tlir" under Maestro Pcttmelll at Milan. She will be met at Genoa by Miss Elcanor1 LacoNa. of this city, who has been in Italy for some iim"
 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Tallon Of this city, Miss McMahon's mot hxr and other members Of inc family accompa aIind her to New York. Shc is tho daughter Of Mrs. Margaret McNa hon, widow Of tue late Patrick S. McMahon. and is well known in New Britain, where she was born and lived until a few years ago.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
STORM WARNINGS

Washington. March G-p)-- N'"fnl warnings were ordered posted today from Passport. Maine, 10 Della ware breakWat"r and small craft warnings from the breakwater south to Cap" Hatteras. because of a dis 'hrpahce Of rapidly increasing intcn- silly approaching the Atlantic sca- board from Ohio.
 The storm will be attended bv raS'eriy gales this afternoon, shift Ing to west tonight.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
snoN TO RF, CONVERTED.

Lu1don, March WF)-- MISS Nan.y Miller. the American girl who sool will marry the former ahra- iah of Indore, is expected to arrive at Nasik Sunday in preparation for her conversion into Hinduism, the Bombay correspondent of the Daily Mail said. The conversion rites will bs Tuesday.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
HUNT KILLER

Chicago, March 9 UP)-Angelo Iuci, 2S, owner Of Dreamland Inn cafe, was sought by police here to- day in connection with the killing of two men and wounding of .I third.
 Joseph Ciscola, os, Detroit, and his brother-in Jaw, Frank Siciliano. 30. Chicago, were shot and killed. and Bruno Annomanni. g. Chicago, was wounded in a shooting after an argument In Luci's cafe over tn" price of wine.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
PALESTINE SERVICES

me annual Palestine services at Inc Synagogue, Sons of Israel. will take plae" tonight at SIS o'clock. Eabhj Morris Lisonbcrc Of New ork city, will speak on "The Status ol Zionist Activities" Cantor Solo, mon Nar"it, assisted by full choir, will conduct the service,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
COUGH SAVES HER LIFE
Child Gives Way to Overwhelming Desire and Dislodges Thumb Tack From Lung-RecOye1ing.

Detroit. March (UP)-RiaklnG her life by yielding to an over whelming desire to cough. Irene Jesesmon. IS, dislodged thumb tack from her lung and was on her way to recovery today.
 Irene swallowed the tack Wednes- day at school. Fearing to operate, physicians probed but could not To- cate the tack.
 Irene was too weak after the or deal to undergo another probe. Shs was taken back to her room and warned to be quiet, above all not 10 talk or cough.
 Physicians feared the tack might puncturc her lung.
 Finally last night however. a con NulsiVe cough shook her frame and she had coughed up the thumb tack.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
Governors Staff Ordered
 To Waterbury April 13

Hartford, March H, --- Orders have horn issued by tho a1iutant generals office for one days duty Of the governors $ staff for attcndanc. upon Governor Trumhull at Watcr- bury, April l3, at T:iJ p. h., at the fifth annual military ball of tho Waterbury National Guard Officers association.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
SKINNER AGENT FOR C. VI. T. C

Dwight Skinner has been ap- pointed by Liout-Col, George w England of Hartford 10 act as representative ot the Citizens Mili- tAry Training camps i'll New Britain. He has already signed up ono sum mHr soldier. Edward Marion Con- ncctlcut has mover filled it's quota for the c. NJ, T. q and q special effort will be made 10 go over the top this year.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09

HOSE MARIE AND VAUDEVILLE, CL!

The Strand presents asan today md Saturday. the screen aoaptation ct the famous musical romance, Rose Marie" with Joan Crawford, House Peters and James Murray. In
 dition to this unusual ptotoplay, t3c vaudeville bill is one of the best offered this season. It includes Wclch md Hill: Melody Mansion; Gates and ..lnc: Sun Fung-Lun X Co.,, and Johnny Special the harnronica wiz ;rd
 The Strand will present for four days beginning Sunday evening, King Nidor's epic of American marriage, The Crowd" This film which is lcins shown now at. the .Astor thea ipr in New York, offers a powerful answer to the much discussed Com ranionate Marriage Doors will open Sunday evening 1 3 minutes earlier than usual, at 5:45.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09

expenditure of $1o,o0o,0 900 in pie lures this year. the largest budget that studio has known. Mack Sennett intends to resume production at his new San Fernan- do Valley studio April 1.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
IOSJIrIs SIGNS

Tucson Ariz., March 9 P'-Gcorgo Foster, former pitcher for the Bos- ion Red SoN and q member of that clubs world series pitching staff in the 1ot5-16 series today signed as player ger of the Tucson team league.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-09
Guard Increased

l;asla, lr3k, March lPN--1ndian troops have been added to the Brit
 lsh garrison at kow"it 10 guard that
 town against q. threatened attack ly Nahabi tribesmcn.
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Evening star., 1928-12-20
BUREAU OF FISHERIES
TO BUY NEW STOCK CAR
New Pullman Plan Carrier to Be
Larger Than Any of Five
Now in Service.

Demands for fish for stocking pur-
poses have increased to such an extent
throughout the entire country that the
Bureau of Fisheries has deemed it
necessary to provide another car for
the distribution of the stock The
three steel cars and two wooden on,S
which now constitute the total of the
fisheries distributing carriers are found
to be insufficient to accommodate the
supply of fish sent out by the bureau
throughout the United States to restock
the depleted lakes, rivers and streams
Of the country.
Specifications for the new car have
been nearly completed and bids will be
opened some time in January. 1t is
to be larger than any car previously
built, approximately 20 feet long, ex-
elusive Of platforms, will be on the
Pullman plan, entirely of steel, and
will provide an increase of load capacity
more than 80 per cent greater than the
cars now in use.
While the best steel cars now are
carrying 200 fish containers, the new
ear will provide space for 800 contain
ers. In addition to providing a greater
stock carrying capacity, the new Cal
will also feature many new additions
providing for the comfort of the crew
Df f1ve men attached to the car. These
include a bathroom with shower, addi-
tional clothes lockers, electric fans and
dining room which may be converted
into a rest room.
An electric battery will be installed
to assure the use of electricity at times
when the car is side-tracked in out oi
the way or inaccessible localities. E. C
Fearnow of the Bureau of Fisheries
states that the bureau has prof1ted by
the experience of years in the matter
several ~ears ago.
Evening star., 1928-12-20
COMMUNITIES FAVOR
INCORPORATION PLAN
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
COLLEGE PARK, Md, December 90
Citizens of College Park and College
Park Corporation favor tax rate not to
exceed 20 cents on each $1O0 of assessed
county valuation of property, according
to a vote at a massmeeting held Mon
day night in the school here, under au-
spices OF the College Park Home and
School Association. They voted for an
incorporation not TO Include College
Heights Of the Eversfield property. An
other meeting will be held January ID
at the school when the incorporation
committee of which DR.. Charles o. Ap-
pleman is temporary chairman, will
present a proposed bill for incorpora-
ton to be presented to the next session
of the State Legislature
Suggested boundaries of the proposed
incorporation are the University OF
Maryland and Paint Branch on the
north, a line to be established west oi
the Eastern Branch and parallel to il
on the east, the Southerly boundary OF
College Park Corporation and northerly
boundary of Eversfield tract on the
south and the University of Maryland
on the west. Other members of the in.
corporation committee in addition to DR.
Appleman are Prof. S. S. Steinberg
former president of the association; r
L. Mead, F. B. Trenk and w. L
Clafiin.