New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], August 28, 1925, Page 10, Image 10

About New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976

Image provided by: Connecticut State Library, Hartford, CT

                
10
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1925.
1. AND MRS. COY
Former Football Slar and
Actress Bride at Summer Home
New Tork, Aug. I? W Edward
H. (Ted) Coy, handsome. Yale blonde
gridiron hero of other days, and
Jeanne Eagelea, actress flar of
"Pain," are honeymooning at her
S7r",0fn summer home In the-. F.rinr.
r'ift hills near Of.inlng-on-t ho - J i-J-.rtn
Th sncrci romnnce, whispered for
months lifter the. tirst Mrs. Ony oh
Uinl a ilnoice In fans hi; t I 'i -i'mh,
was releave.l yesterday.
There hsj a. qilKt wedding at the
home of Kay Balnkr, nctress. n ar
Mamford, Conn. Ml. Painter, her
husband, Reginald Venerable, and
a few Intimate friends. were in'-fciu.
The crcmnnv wa.s performed by the
Fv. George. Hamilton, pastor of the
North Stamford Congregational
rhurch.
The bride said sh. was supremely
happy and tremendously In loe.
ISot To Iti-tlrr.
"Retire from the Mage'.'" ehr
asked. "No not Just yrt, Mr. Oy
does not want me to. or rather he
did. We've talked that over and over
and bow It's sfrreed that I shrill con
tinue In "Rain" at leaM for a while.
"We'll stay here until the show
opens In Chicago. No, I don't r-up-rpe
Mr. Coy will uo with me. Wall
street keeps him pretty bury you
know."
Coy until recently wa connected
with a brokers firm. He received
$300,000 from hlo mother a few
years ago and Is reputed to bo worth
$10,000,000. In his marriage license
ho cava his age tin 37; his homo as
Andover. Mass.
(inut I'ooihnll I'laycr.
Coy na captain and full hick at
Vale In lO'1! and wa.s a peerlvsa line
hueker and 'hop kicker. Guided by
Tad .Ton's at quarter h wrs a big
factor In d'ats of Harvard and
I'rin-c(oii, lie was a unanimous e.
he'lon for All-American hacklier!.
Three years after graduation In
1510 he Hoped whh Mi Sophie
O'A. MHdiim, daughter of General
Piter Meldrlm of Savannah, da.
Th'4' w'e nnrried at. Ashevllle. N.
r. rty 'lie rnrls divorce the first Mrs.
C'oy obtained cumoI.v of their t0
children.
Mi.'- Fair' K Is now married for the
first time. Th" license gnee hr age
as 2". PI ip has hern on the stage
Mncr sh v ns 10, F-roadwav nni rap.
tivntM re eniicht by her depiction in
"Tain" of Sidle Thompson of the
underworld, shipwrecked on the la
land of Pago Pago and reformed by
a. missionary only to retrogress at
the missionary's Instigation.
New York Driver Held
After Auto Turns Over
Ptanifnrd. Aug. 2S (P When an
automobile, operated by I.amont De
nald of New York city, failed to take
a curve going down Hamilton hill
early this morning, It overturned and
Mrs. Pelia Kunz. also of New Tork
city, and one of four persons In the
car, was Injured.
She was taken to the Stamford
hospital where It le said her condi
tion Is serious. Dewald, who said that
he was unfamiliar with the road, was
held on a charge of reckless driving.
He suffered a few scratches. Neither
of the other two nag Injured.
AIR MAIL POUCH
SHY SOMELETTERS
Possibility That Contents May
Haye Been Stolen
Chicago. Aug. 18 A mlfelng
consignment of registered and other
mall, believed to have left here by
air last Tuesday, U the object of
search between here and San Fran
cisco. Inquiry Into its disappearance was
begun when C. H. Christiansen, San
Francisco postal inspector, notified
postal authorities here that It had
not arrived in Pan Kranclsco.
Belief that the consignment, was
stolen here before it was turned over
to the air mall service la expressed
by Christiansen. Inspectors here
are holding a clerk who la reported
to have accompanied the truck
which carried the pouch from the
post office to the air mall field.
Dozens of employes in the post
office and air mall fields here have
been questioned.
Slmlllar Inquiry has been ordered
In Omaha, Denver; Cheyenne, Salt
Lake City and other point on the
air mall route. Cheyenne officials
reported last night that t heir records
showed no missing consignments.
The pouch from which the mall
was missing had not been tampered
withVhen it arrived In Pan Fran
cisco, but a list of contents In the
pouch called for a consignment
which was missing.
A possibility that the consignment
may have been taken somewhere en
route and transferred from a plana
to a fast mall train also la con
sidered. Inspectors here cannot estimate
the value of the missing mall until
a check Is made, It may Include
valuable commercial mall sent by
Chicago banks to San Kranclsco.
Ameglio Society Band
Gives Concert Sunday
The General Ameglio society band
will furnish the weekly concert at
Walnut Hill park next Sunday eve
nlng and the opening feature will be
the playing of '"Marche General
Ameglio," composed by V. Frugale,
who will direct the band.
The remainder of the program Is:
"Norma Overture" V, Bellini
"Eulalla Valze Kspagnole"
"Slnfonlca. March Furore d'una
Banda."
Echoes from the Metropolitan Opera
House.
Baritone solo. Artist's Polka
"Hunter and Hermit Overture" ..
C. W. Dalbey
"Martha Selection" Flaton
"Autumn Serenade" King
Popular numbers, "Tltlna", "CJigol-
ette" and "Katharlna".
Canada Said to Be Readv
For Trade With South
Ottawa, Aug. IS (0 An Institution
that Canada may open negotiations
with a view to entering Into trade
treaties with central and South
American republics, as well as Cuba,
was given here today by Hance .T.
Logan, member of parliament, who
visited the West Indies last fall as
the dominion's representative. Thl
visit culminated In the signing about
two months ago of a new trade
agreement between Canada and the
Islands.
FRENCH TROOPS ENVELOP
REBELLIOUS TRIBESMEN
ficneral fiolcliut Complete Move
ment Culling Off Bra lies
In Morocco
Ftz, French Morocco, Aug. li W)
General Bolchut's enveloping
movement against the rebellious
tribesmen has been completed. The
converging column met north of the
country of the Branes tribesmen,
having attained all their objectives.
Therefore, the military part of the
operation la finished and the political
part has begun.
Already a certain number of the
Branes tribes and portions of the
Benl Onrlnghel and Brafen tribes
have offered snhmlsslon to the
French. Rebel Branea have been
sighted by air scouts gathering In
Oued Matlrha or continuing their
retreat northward. Bodies of the
enemy also have been observed north
of Fsol-Kl-Kashah. They appear to
preparing to attack the Tsoul tries
men who submitted to the French
and niak an attempt to cut the
French lines of communication.
Wonderful New
Face Powder
A ikw French process powder that
Is not affected by perspiration will
not, let an ugly .shine come through;
stays on until you take ot off: fine
and pure; makes the pores invisible;
looks like beautiful natural skin;
glvea a soft velvelry complexion. Get
this new wonderful beauty powder
calle Mello-glo.
T
6
THEY HAVE ALL MADE MONEY
MORE MONEY WILL BE MADE IN ONE YEAR ON A FEW
OF THESE LOTS THAN YOU WILL MAKE IN 5 YEARS
WORKING AT HARD LABOR
At Robbins Station, Newington One Fare From New Britain
THE BEST INVESTMENT IN THE WORLD
50x150 FT. LOTS FOR THE PRICE OF SMALL 30 FT. LOTS
'SPECIAL-
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S DAY SATURDAY
4-S5.00 GOLD PIECES
I $25.00 SILVER TEA SET
1 -$10 SILVER MEAT PLATTER
1-55.00 SILVER SUGAR BOWL
10 $1.00 BILLS
1-26-PIECE SILVER SET
1 $10.00 BANQUET LAMP
1 $5.00 SILVER FRUIT BOWL
PICK OUT AN ENVELOPE YOU HAVE WHAT IT CALLS FOR INSIDE
FREE CARS TO THE GREAT LAND SALE OF 10 DAYS, DAILY AND SUNDAY
LEAVE MAIN ST. SQUARE 2 P. M. MARKED CARR LAND SALE
FORTUNES WILL BE MADE ON THESE
MEMBER BOSTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND BOSTON REAL ESTATE BOARD
Local Office 436 Main St., New Britain
Tremont Building, Boston, Mass.
iiili.. iriii. m.).immvkmM.p.jt v v.e :. ?-" -"
ffwtwui'f1, .quill, ! wmwwij jtiim.i. .jpniw-w
LAND CO
On th center of th battle front
DJebel Measaoud and Djebel Me.
dlouna have been subjected to bom
bardinent. In th western area
great enemy activity la reported
around Pheshuan, where contingents
of the Benl Ouerlghel have arrived
with artillery and a quantity of munitions.
READ THE HERALD CLASS!! UJ,
APS FOR RESULTS
Insulin May Be Procured
From Tissues of Fishes
London, Aug. 28 P Professor J.
J. B. MacLeod of the faculty of
medicine of the (Jnlverally of To
ronto, and Dr. C. II. Best, Toronto,
who were associated with Dr. Bunt
ing In th discovery of Insulin for
the treatment of diabetes, addressed
the physiological ectlon of the Brit
ish Association for the Advancement
of Science yesterday.
Professor MacLeod said - Insulin
was procurable In great quantities
from th tissues of lis lit a and also
from the pancreas of the skate dog
fish. There could be an enormous
yield of Insulin from this source, but
there was no longer any shortage,
Insulin could be obtained In suffi
cient quantities from the pancrta of
lh on.
Foodstuff exports of the United
Statea Increased J 1 1S.ono.noo m mi
rrnir mnn
MILLINERY CO.
177 MAIN STREET
y
AlTHEVnC!
STYLES
PIPEHIOR
VALUES
SMALL
HEADMZES
ALWATS
FIRST
TO SHOW
THE ,
LATEST
LARGE
HEADS1ZES
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
FELTS and VELOURS
AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION
If you come to this store
first you will find just the
hat you want. If you go
elsewhere first, do not buy
until you have inspected
our stock.
Rich and Distinctive,
lovely in their soft toned
colors.
Hundreds of hats to
choose from. We have more
hats and variety of styles
in our store than you will
find in the city.
Pencil Blue, Sand, Wood,
Black Prince, Purple, Pablo
and Black.
TRIMMED HATS
$3.75 and $5.00
You would hardly expect to find such beautiful styles and fabrics
selling at such low prices. All styles and colors
ill: ;
There is a wealth of fine tailoring in
Hickey-Freeman Clothes that keeps
them looking new and forever sets
them apart from ordinary clothes.
Fitch-Jones Co.
1 ' J
inn i fun iiiii if rii'iMftitiiiii"iiiiiiiniiii -