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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1923.
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CaleM otherwtM Indicated, theatrical notices and rerlewi In Milt eolnmo an
atStten bf tb( preM agencies tot the respec' emuMDient company.
RICHARD PIX AT CAFITOL
Tha story of a, young man who
bad "lightning In his fists."
That's the way the new Para
mount picture, "The Shock Tunch"
which Is the feature at the Capitol
theater now Is described.
And what better star than Richard
Dix could paramount have picked
for the part? "The Shock I'uncli"
Is a knock-down and drag-out talu
Of a wealthy young man who be
comes an Iron worker to prove to
the girl he loves that he's a regular
guy.
The Keith vaudeville bill Is hoad
t by Charles Maddock's "Eight Ho
boes," a splendid offering that re
ceived much applause at the shows
yesterday. Others include the danc
lnf McDonalds in a dance offering:
Jack Denton, the twentieth century
comedian; Mabel Harper and Co. in
a song cycle; and Bobbie McGood
and Co. In an excellent gymnastic
offering.
On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Tan Fitch Minstrels will be the
big attraction with a company of
twenty-five entertainers In a min
strel first part and olio of vaudeville.
"One Glorious MkIii" lycrum.
"One Glorious Night," starring
Elaine llnmmcrstcln, Al rtoseoo nnd
Phyllis Haver, Is showing at the Ly
ceum whi'i'n It Is making a big hit.
It is a dtnry of a young girl, dazzled
by wealth, who forsakes lmi' lover
to marry a rich man. Then she llmls
that It Is Ida mother who controls thu
purse strings nnd nlao socks to con
trol h"r. Jinmc&tic slrll'u result and In
the end It In the old tlino sweetheart
who comes to thu front to comfort
the unhappy girl.
Your Health
How to Keep It
Causes of Illness
ISCUSSSNS PLAN
ON IflllMiON
Mexican and American Labor
"MAYFLOWER" PRISON FOR
MARINES AWAITING TRIAL
Two Guards Found AMeep on Duty
Not Tet Advised as to Time nf
COurt Martial.
Swampsott, Mass.. .Aug. 2S P
Aboard the presidential yacht May
flower today as prisoners were Cor
poral Andrew Chanton of Cleveland
and Private Clarence Key of Texa.s
marines, who are to be court-martialed
on charges that they slept
while on guard duty at the Rummer
White House.
Statements credited to some Of the
prisoners' comrades that the pn:
onra had been kept awake, to net as
waiters at parties In the camp of
the presidential guard here, are de
nied by Lieutenant Edgar Allen Toe
Jr.
"To mv knowledge no liquor has
ever been brought lno camp," said
Lieutenant Foe.
The only party held in camp, the.
Untenant added, was a month ago
when 16 men and women were his
dinner guests, primarily so that they
could see what camp life was like.
Pome of the marines volunteered to.
., ... waiters, he said, and severa,
. .ssie-ned to that duty. The. tiud
guest departed at 9:45 p. m., '5 "'
utes before taps.
Lieutenant Toe said that on ac
count of the inclement weather a
canopv was set up from his tent to
the mess hall, but ho denied state
ments that pup tents had been used
to screen the visitors from view.
Captain Adolplius Andrews, com
mander of the Mayflower, who has
Jurisdiction over the marine detach
nifnt, said that too much was being
made of the affair nnd that it was
like the ordinary run of infractions
of discipline.
Secrecy is being maintained by of
tleials ot'.thc marines as to the pun
ishment imposed on a marine con
victed recently of Insubordination,
including refusal to go bathing In the
sea. It is reported he has been dis
honorably discharged.
sw.M' ou tihk ron m:w
Accommodating thieves refused In
leave J. Mocodlo of 4 SO Kant street
without a spare tira when they look
one he had from his machine last
r.lght, so they left an old and almost
useless one ( its place. The "swap
was reported to the police by Mocadlo.
Washington, Aug. it Pt Formu
lation of a plan to prevent illegal
and excessive immigration from
Mexico into ihe. I niled Stntts was
undertak" n to-lay .y a committee,
appointed by the cunteienee, here of
repicsvnta'ives of the Aniriean and
Mexican federation of labor.
The conference was prepared to
receive Um committee juigs'-stioiis
later in i lie day to bo ns-d as a
basis In working out sum,! declara
tion of policy ami piiucipieg on thu
problem to he presented to the
American and Mexican Knernments.
Entry of Mexicans into the United
States In violation of the contract
labor law was Indicated as Ilio chief
angle of the problem under study.
IHmu-.-cs .Mexican Ainu
As thu principal speaker at a din
ner given him last 'night by the
American federal ion, l.uia N. Mor
ones, minister of imluMry, commerce
and labor in the Mexican govern
ment, who is attending the confer
ence, discus-vd Ihe aims of the
Mexican government with rttwxt to
labor and industry. lhi i nddrew.es
also were delivered ar. n,P ,imn(,r i,y
Secretaries Hoover nnd Ujvis, com
missioner Oneral Hull of the iminl
gratio.n bureau, ami Ambassador
Telle)! of Mexico, the American offi
cials expressing the synipu I hetic at
titude of t heir government toward
Mexico's pniMepip,
Minister Vloroncs said that while
the .Mexican government ;, ,,,.
scribed as a labor government Us
" eouo.M.'eu i no welfare of dm
nation as a, whole ami to promote
that ufli.ne it might utn be n.ocs
sary for it to sacrilice some part of
Hs program to hotter the position of
Vc-dcan ,lhr. s pr,,,,,!,,.,, Mjmi
Ire said, was to Inccasc Hie efficiency
of Mexican workers through tech,
n lc.nl knowledge and at Ihe same
! "" ,n """' Ihem that -heir own
rcsis lies in aiisi.sting I
Mexican industrv.
Upbuild
CAPITOL
Twlsv ami Saturday
KEITH VAUDEVILLE
Charles Maddnrk VrrcM
8-HOBOES-8
"A Song of thr. Road"
IACIX; MCDONALDS
JACK m.MOX
MABkT HAIU'K.Il CO.
CHARM S MCfiOOO CO-
Richard Dix in
The Shock Punch
rosTixrors snows
DRIVE TOME TREES
I'll Mir Works I)cwr,.n, , ,.i(,
i:pcrts If'To to Make study of
Situation, "
Mans Pave been nenle ,y ,
beard of public works lo la-ing tree
expert to this city to make a study
of the condition of a number of
trees about the city with a view Is
avoiding tlielr dest rucion.
In several streets shade treep hao
hern allowed to rot. Sonic mav be
save,) through the precedes of tree
surgery and It Is the board's plan,
insofar ns possible, to ai Last
the larger shade trees
By Dn. HCOH B. CUMStlNO
Surgeon General, United Blalei
Publlo Health Service
A good complexion depends In
griat measure upon two conditions,
an active circulation and a clear
skin.
Beauty Is, more than skin deep be
cause the clearness of your skin de
pends to a large extent upon the
completeness with which wastes arc
eliminated from your body.
If your liver, your Intestines or
your kidneys as well as the skin are
not working effectively, that Is If
these organs do not remove the
wastes of the body promptly your
skin is apt to be blotched nnd sal
low and often covered with erup
tions. Many people make the mistake of
thinking that Ihe care of the faco
can be accomplished by merely tak
ing rare of the face, They do not
realize that, proper earn of the face
consists primarily of taking proper
care of the body as a whole, care of
the Inside as well as the outside of
the body. Tour face Is often an
outward Indication of tho condition
of your body.
Fresh air, ventilation, ererclse, the
care of the skin of the body, mental
vigor, a 6ound diet, together with
eorro-t posture, are necessary fac
tors in producing a healthy skin and
are, therefore, factors which must
be considered by those who are am
bitions to keep tho skin In a state of
perfection,
Renlly Symptoms of Plsoase
Ton should know that, a great
many of the abnormal condition of
the skin of tho face arc In reality
not diseases at all.
Many of these skin diseases, like
headaches, are merely symptoms of
disease or symptoms of disorders, In
some other part of the body. Often
times distressing skin conditions are
due to disorder In some organ of the
body quite remote nnd unsuspected.
Faulty diet is one of the common
causes for an unhealthy condition of
the skin. A lack of fresh air, due
to Insufficient breathing Is another
cause of unhealthy skin conditions.
There are. however, some skin
troubles which are not due to disor
ders in deeper parts of the body, Or
to a lack of fresh air or failure e
the part of some organ of the body
lo unction properly in lis capacity
a;- an eliminator of waste. These
so-called local skin conditions are as
a rule the result either of poor cir
culation In Ihe circulatory system
of the bead and face or they arc
due lo infection.
rnqnestionably many skins are In
fected through the means of soiled
lingers. Many ob.iects with which
the hand comes In contact may be
the source of Infecting organisms.
Is is not surprising, therefore, de
spile the Immunity which man has
developed, that facial Infections do
occur and are due to the habit of
touching the face with contaminated
fingers. Some skins, of course, are
more susceptible to Infection lhan
arc others.
A simple rule of hygiene Is. "Po
velop the habit of never touching
your face unless you first wash your
lingers, especially If the skin of your
faco is peculiarly susceptible to in
fection." Another simple rule of
hygiene to "Never use a towel that,
has been used by others." And a
third Is, "Use your own individual
soap."
Dirt In Air May Infect Face
Dirt carried by the air may also
infect the skin of the face.
As In the cast of the hair, so In jt
the case of the skin, the oil pre
serves the skin. While this lllm of
oil protects the face under normal
conditions, It also acts to a certain
, xtent as n "catch-all" for dust and
disease genus blown about by the
jair.
Sometimes these germs may be so
active and vigorous a,s to produce
jan infection of the skin almost Im
j mediately. Fsually, however, this
i does not happen. With this fact 'n
mind It should be obvious to all that
(frequent bathing of the skin and
j washing of the face Is essential.
Most, skins will submit to frequent
washing without protest nrovlded
car In tho use of aoup Is exercised,
in wanning such a skin a generous
amount of lather should be produced
with a good soap. This ehould be
thoroughly tubbed In aud then at
thoroughly washed out.
Cold Hater is not as good as luke
warm water for this purpose.
Cold water docs, however, posses
one advantage, It does Increase tho
circulation of the blood In tho skin.
Tin average healthy skin will per
mit a brisk and vigorous rubbing
with a towel and such a rubbing will
affect the circulation and will he
helpful In producing a healthy skin
condition.
Negotiations for Sale
Of Large Properties
Tlerlln, Aug. 2S (PiThe negotla
Hons In Berlin and London between
tho Mannesman!! brothers nnd an
Anglo-American group for the sale
of the entire Mannesmann properties
In Morocco are progressing favor
ably, according to a director of the
linn. Both sides maintain great, se
crecy and the Mannesmanns have
icfuscd to give Information even to
the British and German foreign
offices.
In addition to the Moroccan deal
the firm Is endeavoring to dispose
of Its fuctorles and properties In
England, New York and South
America, and persons Interested In
these transaction are at present In
Uerlln.
Policeman's Assailants
Forfeit Bonds in Court
Walter Stachelek of 44 Orange
street and Edward Christopher of
111 Orange street, failed to appear
before Judge William C. Hungcrford
In police court this morning to an
swer charges of drunkenness, breach
of the peace and reslstenco and their
bonds of $100 each wero called and
declared forfeited.
They wero arrested Inst Sunday
night after a disturbance at North
street and Hartford avenue, during
which both attacked nnd nssaulted
Patrolman Anthony Wallnczus when
he. attempted to arrest them. When
tlm two men were arraigned In po
lice court Monday morning, Judge
Hungcrford set ball at $250 each,
but wlipn neither man could ralso
this sum the court reduced tho bond i
to ?ino each which they furnished.
HERE'S GLAD NEWS
FOR NEW BRITAIN
From now on all the gone! people of NEW BRITAIN
and vicinity can treat themselves to those ultra
delicious and wholesome LOFT CANDIES, which for
three generations have satisfied many millions of
New York's candy lovers.
These same High Quality Sweets are now on sale
at very popular prices, at our Authorized Agents in
New Britain.
MOHILL BROTHERS
297 Main St., New Britain
Try some of tltcse Delicious Candies Today
They arc Always Fresh!
Special Assorted
Chocolates A A
full pound TrfrC
Try-Out
Mir"tSrC i
full pound sJZC
Milk Chocolate
Covered Maraschino
Cherries 7C!
full pound OC
44c
Mix;
Candies
full pound '
Oxford
Chocolates
full pound DUC
Fancy Assorted
Hard Candies
full pound
54c
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Cor. Main and Court Streets
Headquarters for Millinery Supplies
We Specialize in Larpe Headsizes
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Pork Loin Roasts 25c lb.
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Legs Milk Veal 22c lb.
Best Print Batter 9c lb.
Roasting Chickens 42c lb.
Fresh Eroikrs 42c lb.
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