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NEW BRITAIN, , CONNECTICUT, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1926.
SAVE
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it t;nlr olhrrwUi iiiilirnlcn. thrutrlrnl no tiro nnn rndw in (III column on
! wrilicn tij tint urtk autnrict lor the respective niucilimt compnn;.
I.VITXM HIM. I'.XCLI.l.S ' .Anthony C'oldowny.
'I'll'.' photoplay bill nt the. J.yo imi The vaudeville Mil Is headed by
is nil i'M'i'll'iit. on" from top in bot- "A Nlirlit In lUhMios Atrr-n," u rovipi
I uiii n ii'I those vi have not. w i n j Willi Spanish trlmmlnirn and with a
' l.inly Windermere's Kan" and noted j bltf rani I hut Includes The I'unkyH,
l Ui- excellent ai'tlnpr of Irene Rich, Ilatnos Hcronaders and Maria l.'ar-
riiscnl, thn noted .Spanish dancer.
Willi Mln' MnAvoy, II 01) si 1 1 Cwlemnn
and licit J.yb'll In thn b'tnliiii; volrH,
have inlss' d a piiluie Will worth
wliili'. Tin' companion lYnluro Ih
i.Ino mi ii of tin: best and plves
Another font lire Is MHlor and l!r r
Hard In ti comic .mini? offorliifr that
will bo a bit? hit here. Mr. Jllllor
is formerly of the Aon Comedy
(ii.'orv' Walsh an rnilrcly new type ''our and considered -one of the best
In portray in "Tin' fount of 1 .n.N.in - ballad slnirors In thn country. The
Iioiiik," Walsh appears as a yountt Milliards offer a mlxi uro of variety
titled nobleman of Knroim. 1'nwil 'arts well done; Mccluin and Hlian
fur llnnneos In save a friend's Uf", Mn will be sen In their slUt '"Toa
l e s. 11.4 his lille In matrimony, one. j TliitiK", anil Arnoroa and Jonnctto.
of the bai'KaliiK In im; that he does .the Frenohti. and the American irirl
not know to whom lie w ds. : will be a hit In .t liolr hokum offer-
SlartinR' toinorrow, with anotlier ' ilT.
double feature bill, the Lyceum will A new chapter of "The Green
show not only its week-end serial. ! Archer" will also be on the program
i.oin.'ly and pews reel, but also will ' wiiieli will be continuous dally. Rox
nlTer as one of Ihe lst attractions, j and luire scuts ore reserved evenings.
"Hell's Highroad." This is anolher
i Veil I le Mill" special and I .eat rice
.lev is in Ihe title rule
"M)X M' HIS I A I 1 1 1 :if"
Toll i Tht h t!i" lasl showii.E of
Marly Impree and li'-r 1 i 1 1 i s, the
musical canie'ly Inliloid thai has
I'ARSOXS'. IIAHTI OHO
"Mama l.oves I'apn," tlie new
comedy which will be presented nt
rr.rsnns' tbealer for four perform
ances, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday eveniims with a Wednes
day inalinee. Feb, K,, ) ii and 17,
i n well lik'd at Hi" rapiml sine" I just, prior to lis cnpusenicnt nt the
I ; i 1 55 theater, New York, is a play
of young married love, with its ao
riminnnyir'K baehRrnuml in thise
l.ielie Volstead days of jazz, pliilan
ibrine bachelovs. crolf widows, chv
s lirst novel lo be pro- I di oreees. enchanting sirens ef the
raranioitnl. .irt 1 1 ri - -a , slace and plorlflod flappers. ft also
ivis to do with the insurance of the
tnnst beautiful less in tlie world for
Sjon.fifin.
The nll-itnr com. dy cast includes
Heboid Kioni'-tt Keane, John E.
Ilezzard, Helen Hrorlerlek Sara
i'oi hern. William Kosclle, Irln
linker. Andree blonde and others.
opening last Monday. Thursday t he,
'mire pi'iii-Train is chair;"'!, hrlmtini;
live , c. , nt Keith-Alber vaudeville
art an I a I'aramniint photoplay.
"A Son of His i'aih.r." Ilnrobl
1'.. II Wri
du I as
i i 1 1 i- 1'1' iiiinc production which
opens a tin lay's run on Thursday
ai the i'aiiinl lln-ater, has a eapllal
': of principal players.
I'.ef si" I.om . Warner Hnl' r and
Haj hiond llalton are fcritur"d in ihe
l-'.idiiiR rnhs of the produc'ion,
v hi.di v. a- i i 1 1 . n fur the screen by
t ..'Pliniiuiis Mum Daily
Toiiitriit Only
Hen i.r.i: i s Ai t i:i:
Lady Windsr
meyeV. Fan"
win. u;i:i: i:k n
al-,
(;!-:ok(: wai4sh
"The Ccimt cf
Luxembourg"
i bur-. l'ri. V Sal.
J'wt) I?i;r Picl.'.ics
i.t n. i j. i;:; mii.i.i; t'ii- nis
I.KATRK'K JOY
- in
hkll's in;:!K0Air
NORMAN KKRItY
in
"l.OUK.MNK OF
THK LIONS"
Willi t'ATV Kl 'tl Mll.l.lilt
An Ama -.'e.;; Iii amalie spcrlarle
('liilrlrcii's Matinc' Klc
V ;
"THi: LOST WOHMl" COMINO
1'or one of the lirst times in lilm
history two separate companies were
necessary to work on the same pic
ture a' the same time in the Sam"
siudio. The tluulile system was os"d
.l'lriiiL- tlie lilmim,' of "Til" Lost
World.' 'a sup''r-l' aiur" adaptatior,
of i'on"n Poyle's c lehraled novel,
mad" j 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 y by 1'irsl National and
Walierson I!. Unthackrr. v.hich will
al the fapii'il tlnairr hihuiint
Sunday vd:,-hl.
n
-O&n'T PL OIQSOUPAGLO MIW OlP fMCY DlSM
PLGfi to pml on mwY -
KS ,H -FaG'HOCk N' QMilP-lc'PMiT-
-NOW WE. CAN
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61926 8V U PISVICE INC
Gl'iL. HIM WHAT HE L!l -
IU IF IT OOLQ TAKl TrfL Q)WCl OUT Or TMiGCy
ETHEL
Janiior Dies Wedjrcd
Into Small Manhole
r-i:ii!irid-i", X'.-i-ii--.. l-'eb. I" l.'Pt
Wi'i.'-"?liii:.:' into a iwo-foot :iia;i!nil"
to n pair a steam boiler in an apart,
in, iv house basement here yesler
i.ay. Arlhnr ti. Hamilton, a janiior,
died eilher fiom su.Teca' ion or .!'';-
trociition from a short: circuit of tie; j
i xieiision liirlit he was carrying
'I hem. is Carry, hU in lper, raid j
tin1 ."for Hamilton crawled into the J
oi" r,im: faejc w;c. a Hash of blue j
lia and a yell irem I la mill oil as
all limits in ih
I 'irt no a and
ibimitien's One
examiner aid
caii.-i' of bal'ii
op'-y.
. li'.iil iinu' went out. i
aiic tneii ex' rivaled
y, hut the mediea!
,e CCU'd l.'H i' II the
until afler an a'l-
I AI.Ai.l.MI M ANVOI XI 1.1)
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kamissky
of I .a v. I' r st ree' have announce. 1 Hi"
. ir.-.iv.cmenL "f their ilaimhti-r. ft-.
In John Sa'dnwsky. smi of Mr. and
Mrs. Wall, r fti..w.-Uy of Horace
Street.
lill 'RS. SAT
."NIAItTY DLI'KEE FOLLIES
Tonight Only
"Lovpvs in Quarantine''
CONTINUOUS
Keith Albee
VAUDEVILLE
"A NIGHT IN
BUENOS AJUES "
with the l.a I'antys
Renins S?renadcrs
in
i:i: i i: w lift si'wisii
I HIM 'IlXt.s
;i:n.; & shannon
in "ii:.i-'i'iii(."
THE IUCKAKDS
a vahii n mix 1 1 i:i;
HAaJOKOS & .IEANETTE
oner
"MOX ( II.M'I At"
At ll 1 1. M"S 1 AMUl S
fOMKs
j.,U'.UER & HEttXARI)
J "MIM II MI X or
Mri.onv
IW
i
0 X
I?
J'.y CYNTHIA tiltliY
He may masi Icat" diviuily fud'e
in th" lialyeon noun Inn days. II"
may even perch his manly frame
1" fore a blue enani' led tea wairon
and maiKipe to live throimi
I vit h his t"a. and uini"iit o
wiches cut t ritmsiilar.
1 have even seen dolina. wooinn j
swains en! jello salad
whipped cream and not uie vent to
ribald vitnijeration.
Hut brides pray retire! thai
tbesr i'slri)iiomie uoioKs-on oe
eur in Ibc lM'fore-iii:itri:iion,v
period !
once the knot is ii"d. forfi.t thin,
i ulinary line and devote your ncr- I
L-ii a to such fodder as liver and on- J
j ions, piffs' knuckles and sauerkraut,
land the deep dish apple pin Ilia', j
I mother used to make.
Vou may i;et by wilh tie' eourf-.
I iiiR-day stuli fur a few weeks.. I i
i liae io ard of husbands so self-
contained that they masticated
i deviled ' s'tts three niphts in jmcces- ,
:ion and never halted an eyelid. j
i I '.n t and suit this warninc; away !
inne beard that on the fourth
j night, some of Mo in have been
known to match the deviled ckks i
with similar lanfrnagc, or, mayhap,
e tliem for missiles; to fling at tb"
w furniture.
Grave men of lepers ami lieanl
I scientists have found no really
1 isfuetory answ'tr to Ihis state, of
lemon i affair.
sand-I lome arsue that whin a yonni?
man a-courlinp noes he could be
1 sawdust ami hobby horses and
wit h i v1'' know the dtltcrenee:
others maintain th" lir'S of love
burn so much more holly before
Unromanlic, But
than after marriage thut light cool- i
inn viands such as shrimp wiyitlo i
and pistachio ice are necessarily '
more acceptable then to the mascu- j
line, system than beefy and calorific j
fare. i
VhatovM' the explanation of the
aastronomio suhmls.siveness of the
ardent suitor, this fact remains:
Alter the bi lls have rune, the wise,
bride will feed him beefsteak, not
hummingbirds' tonsues.
1 POLICE HI
Hayes to Be Reinstated if He
Passes Examination
m;v niM-riH
"The Green Archer'
BESSIE LOVE
MRNER BAXTER
RAYMOND HATTON
a VICTOR FLEMING production
TllMtff IT
CAPITOL
1 DAYS OXLY-1
Ikffinnine; Sunday Night
THK MOST MAItVV.IOl S
vnoroi'i.AY i vi :it maih:
"TheLcstWorld"
Mi'sio sco it i: Ki 1 1 x rs
Special Children's Show
aiti:k i r
IOC
SC'IIOOI, 4:15
; IBfflBByaaWKMMgMliBagm
NEW liTllTAIN
ED
is Mardi Gras
AT CARROLL'S PALAIS ROYAL
(Capitol Park, Hartford)
THURSDAY, FEU. 11 i) P. M. UNTIL 1 A. M.
Opan to the Public--Admission SI
DANCIXU ENTERTAINMENT
l or Reservations Call !'"i7
PARSONS''
M.11 S
VEI. AM)
SAT.
TONIGHT all i;i;k
dRTIIl It HAMMKRSTKIN'S
The
Huge
Musical
Hit
ROSE-MARIE
Evr. r.Op to S3; Wol. Mat. 30r lo
2; Snt. Mnc. 5llr to S2.50
Mon., Tiios. antl Wol. I'.vps. au.1
Writ. Mm.. Vfh. l.".th,
lfllli and ITU,
. Mlils SOr-SS.OO.
Will. Mn. r0o$l.o0.
Till: M'AltKI INt; ;v
fOMI:iY OF TODAY
"Mama Loves Papa"
Willi a Cal or stars imliiillna
Robert Cllliliell hene. .lulill I:.
llcrMnl. Hi--, IlKNhul K. Stirn
Sotlirni. WHIinin lloslte. Loriii
IWkrr. Andree Itondel. .lobn
I ii-r, .llllln', Iflinilrl. .1(11111 j ' '" uuienes'-
I llSMibl. Allir Pmiii ami iillirr-. I 'itii's e. hi. h m
1 ' d' lided to loi.
Hiiiermim ninry oiTieer Will i.-iiu
.f. MeMiiri-ay 'n.s ,i)iiointed n rt-jru-liir
ml rolinun hist nlchl. at the
monthly iiT'linii; of the polie-' hoar'l
in pnlii'e heiiihU.'irlei',s. He will lill
Ihe iilnee left vaeunt. by the ivsb;-
! n;i I ion ef l'.'ilrolmau I'liink l'lirker.
! It, was also Mited to vMiistate Josi-ph
!.HaytN as a inemb'.T of Ihe suie r
nuineinary loiee. troidini; he i-ass-
s the (diysleul esaininaiiuii. Hay's
jwas suspended soiiO' lime a?o hi n
'he was cli.ir.fd with drunlii nness.
' Chnirman pinid I., luinn said tliat
'soni'j ei'ilieism of Mr.Muiniy micht
'arise Itf'eauso several 'avs a.iro.
when he niP hended two men run
ning from a hurninK building, they
iwere lunied orr to a lird'Strian,
land allowed to eseaiie. Chairmnn
I Dunn said that he wan ino.ensed !
joyer tlie officer's notion but later i
ihe discovered that JleM urray's first j
impulse was to lush into the 1'Uild-.
jilipr tO SUM.' people wllO Wel'e triipped
in. there. Tlie ehairiiian eomniende,: '
' MeMiirruy's appeintment last nicht,
' nilil stated the officer did what was;
1 projicr under the conditions. As:
soon as McMurrny passes bis physi- !
'eal examination he will be insialle.i !
ion the regular lore. . I
! fill'!' of 1'oliee William i". Hart
said that if Hay. s pass's his phj -S
steal examination, he would hhe to
have him ro on duty Keb. 1 r,,
i Three petitions for ldaees on the
: fiupernumeninry fnne were 1:.J by ,
VhiK- .loseph A. Metirall. On- of;
t hep- petitioners was diS'i'ialllled on
i account, of physic al hnndieai'S. An- i
- joihor applicant. Thomos .1. Martin. ,
' Iwas confidered, but lie too has phy-
ricnl flefects. and Ids application was ;
ilablei Indefinitely. The renninln? :
i applicant will be asked lo b prrs- I
!ent. nt the next mooting of tho j
i board.
S:i2S Hill' ITimi Towers
Clerk Mcfirail rend n l-'lrr which '
Chief Hart address, d to Corporation ,
Counsel John 11. Kirkhnm. on Ie
eember .". asking that action be
taken by him to recover $:t;s.4fl
which Chief Hart claims is due
supernumerary oriiors for work nt
the Towers brick yard several
months aso when th-rc was a strike.
The Towers company has refused to
pay the hill because it claims it was
the duty of the rity to furnish po
lice protection.
Tlie board unanimously passed a
motion lo reo,n-st the corporation
counsel to start action aRiiinst Itoff
iiiHld Towers. Tlie supernumerary
policemen who worked at the strike
have received their pay from the po
licemcn'B pension fund.
Clerk McC.rail was anthoiiiied to
petition the common council asking
lor permission to . nt' r into a con
tract with tb- A. t! A company for 1 -p,
he purehas- -I two ti.-iHie mkiuiI ! in- w-iths
board lia ale ad i .le, ; It's
U' a y slioi s
Th.ere were J1i a I rests dnrinp last
mnnlii according to Clilef Hart's re
iMiils, and $S,lS.7i"i was contributed
te the p-nsion fund. A total of $2,
71. tili has li-v'ii realized from the
!!!. lull !;ame lietween the New
lli'liain and Meriden police teams
last summer.
Suntiirel lniii'ii On Duty
Th-re was a disriissinn about
ritiolman A'lnccnzo Knr.tnccl who
m.im Injured on a trolley car col
lision on Jan. 2, while he was rid
iim on the trolley. Chief Hart said
that the patrolman wan rightfully
en the trolley and that he was po
Ina; lo his beat, in the l!-lvidere sec
lion wli-u the trolhy and an auto
mohile collided. Santuccl lias not
le i n able to work since the accident,
.and lias b-en deprived of his pay.
'Various unfiles were discussed, but
it was decided to defer action until
a later day.
! Chairman Punn declare,! that
'when an officer is injured while on
duly, he should he taken care of to
il - fullest, extent at. the board's dis
cretion. Commission' r Kdwin A. Parker
IsiiRg'sted that a physiican's report!
on the condition of the officer bo
presented to the board at a special I
mectinpr. the date of which has not j
! been decided upon.
VETERAN OF VETS
l!o-li soldier. Mill il Illlty, ;
Served With Moriran's Raiders in
i
Ciill War. !
1
Ibviti.T). 1-Vb. 10 iP The last sol
r of Hi- South on th- active duty
i lifter f th- rnibd Slates army is g
TH yai old Kenttickian who daily
trnds-s to work at the army has- in
ScuMi Hoston. He is Nat l'oyntz,
who served under Morgan, 'he raid
er, and who has lit en an army field
eh rk niiice 1 l"l ii.
I'olntz was born in Masill. and j
nlisted In the fth Kentucky eav-j
airy at. in. He was with Morgan on i
the foray which resulted in the das-h- j
in 5 ra tier's capture, but. I'oyn's es-cap-J.
VVh-n the south s. nt its sons'
to don the federal uniform in the j
Spanish war. l'oynl it. although then ;
over 5", entered Hie fiiartermaMer'B j
d-partment as a cl'Tk. Hubse-uently i
he s-rel wilh the forces tn the!
C. C. Fuller's Semi-Annual
Furniture and Rug
returning to Host on in
ldiilippim
1U04.
The veteran tries never to miss n
day at work. When llio recent snow
storm kept thousands of younger
mm away from business, Koyntz
bravely stumbled through drifts to
llie aiiny base, lie makes his home
vvltli one of his three daughters, all
or whom live in thn Dorchester section.
rnoi i:ssors to m i d
New Vork. Keb. Ill 1 Kugen.!
W. I.ynian. professor of philosophy
of religion at 1'nion Theological
seminary, and Miss Mary Hcdding
ton Kly, professor in biblical
literature at Ynssar. are lo be mar
ried Saturday in Herkeley, Calif.
n t rap- w oman's cloth
il'OU' -iiiht ounces.
1 shame tie y wear such
ALE
Reading this list is like taking a personally conducted tour of the leading
departments of the store. These prices are simply copied "here and there" from
the hundreds of yellow ?a!e tags all ab out.
It's the amount you save that counts, and you can see here at a glance
how great are these savings.
We would like to have you see th ese very suites. Every one of them if
you wish. These and scores of others are why these twice-a-year sales are so
popular. Prices are made for quick cle arance. The costs are disregarded. We
freely invite comparisons.
Dining Room Suites
10 PIECE ANTIQUE WALNUT SUITE
A hardy new finish, dulled to a rich
beauty. A complete suite of fine qual
ity 8 PIECE QUEEN ANNE WALNUT
SUITE
Real walnut veneer, not just stained. A
low price for this quality
5) PIECE AMERICAN WALNUT SUITE
Italian Renaissance style
S PIECE MAHOGANY SUITE
Several unique features of this suite
that would appeal to you
10 PIECE HIGH GRADE WALNUT
SUITE
Something different. Ivory recessed
decorative effect. A charming pattern.
10 PIECE WALNUT SUITE
Italian Parquetry decoration (a special
"close out")
10 PIECE OLD MAHOGANY SUITE
One of Grand Rapids' finest. Has crotch
mahogany fronts. 72 inch buffet. A
richly sedate suite of rare beauty
Living Room Suites
All Suites Consist of Davenport. Chair and
Wing Chair
JACQUARD YE LOUR SUITE
A pretty taupe and blue. A good cus
tom made suite at a commercial made
price
HIGH GRADE TAPESTRY SUITE
lias taupe velour trim. A Valentinc-
Seaver product. Very special
CHESTERFIELD STYLE SUITE
Quiet toned Jacquard velours, 2 pat
terns ELEGANT MOHAIR SUITE
A gorgeous and very high grade pro
duct. The aristocrat of suites
DROWN FIGURED VELOUR SUITE
Sold on a very close margin
ISLUE AND TAUPE JACQUARD VE
LOUR SUITE
TAUPE MOHAIR SUITE
Custom made, with silk damask reversi
ble seat cushions
ALL CUSTOM MADE SUITES
REDUCED
Bedroom Values Supreme
AMERICAN WALNUT SUITE
Consists of dresser, 3-1 vanity and pos
ter bed. Though low in price of
sturdy construction and good style ....
FRENCH WALNUT SUITE
"The latest." Dresser, chest and bow
end bed
4 PIECE WALNUT SUITE
A sensible design. A complete suite,
reasonably priced
1 FINE WALNUT PIECES
An unique suite, and "Some" buy ....
1 PIECE MAHOGANY SUITE
This will be snapped up quickly
FRENCH WALNUT SUITE
A master creation. They don't make
them much finer. See what you save . .
Former Reduced You :i
Price Price Save
379.00 295.00 84.00
159.00 135.00 24.00
275.00 210.00 65.00
225.00 190.00 35.00
550.00 395.00 155.00
395.00 245.00 150.00
900.00 675.00 ! 225.00
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210.00 179.00 31.00
440.00 290.00 150.00
295.00 229.00 66.00
590.00 500.00 90.00
149.00 126.00 23.00
250.00 189.00 61.00
270.00 ! 229.00 ! 41.00
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159.00 ' 120.00 39.00
195.00 158.00 37.00
225.00 175.00 50.00
i 340.00 I 250.00 90.00
495.00 ! 275.00 220.00
, 556.00 395.00 161.00
A FEW DOLLARS A WEEK
All sale reductions entitle you to the privilege of using our
EASY PAYMENT PLAN
There are no extra charges whatever
On many purchases the weekly amount figures as small as a dollar or two
per week, and while we do not make se nsational announcements of these terms,
we invite anyone of responsibility to make use of this "pay out of income"
plan. The first payment is reasonably small.
C. FULLER Co.
40-56 Ford St., Hartford One of Hartford's Oldest Firms
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