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ITS o i l l N RALLY Athens, I • Qreece^ April 1— tapeaster. Pa., Aprlvl’^Abe There will be no meeting of CAUSES MSTRUL QenbCal PangalOB iis dictator'of -Bussard has been arreAted again Troop 5, Girl Scouts this evening. Sreece but he can’t dictate fem PLAN HERE IN’27 Price Landslide Ends\nd Oils and the charge Is the one which ik w York S S inine fashions. The law against made blip '^notorious, chicken Betty,-.six-year-old daughter of cy* short skirts has been rescinded. \ and Industrials Gain Some stealing. Buzzard, who recent Mr. ..and Mrs. Alo'hzo Foreman of and'Judge Hal; as U r-. Police found it impossible to en of Lost Ground. ly announced he had refoij’med Edwards street, who has been seri fair to Prosecu™^., force the law, and furthermore, Impossible t^Inaogiirate Se ously ili, is now on the rbad to re LiCAL STOCKS High Low Close there is an election coming. and become a preacher, has New York,^April 1— A sharp and covery. V At. Gulf, W. I 37 % 36 Ms 36 % ^ ------spent about forty yeats in pris ... Jersey.. .City,. JN^. J... ^AgrlL 1.— Am Beet Sug. -29 29 29 % sudden rally in industrial stocks on. " / . 1 jnistrial was declared today when % % lectmen's rdea This Yoar - The Mahehester Green Commu-^ Am Sugar Ref. 69 % 68 69 % Which ‘Matured the closing of Wed cros3-c:^mination of Otto Hart MvtuMotttrtng Slocks, Am Tel & Tel. 144 143 144 nesday’s session of the stock mar nity club will have its regular mann' was resumed iu the trial of % meeting in the assembly ball of the* (Farnikhed by Pntnam & Oo., Anaconda . .. 44 43 14 44 ket, was continued today. The op ONE DEAD, ONE DYING ■^Mnst Be Voted. Ernest Hermann, former, boarder In AS Central Row. Hartford, Ck>nn.) Am Smelting .119 117 117 ening prices of the majority of school tonight instead of Good Fri his home, on a charge of-conspiracy % FIST HGHT NEAR ON : . day. Am L o c ...... 96 % 93 % 94 % oil, motor, and steel stocks showed to poison Hartmann. TIartmann’s ; Rid Ask new gains of from one to three IN CALIFORNIA DUEL Am Car Fndry 97 14 96 ^4 96 The recent announcement made wife was indicted on the same 1 Aetna Cas. & Sur. 800 Atchison . . . . 126 125 125 points as compared with Wednes FLOOR OF THE HOUSE Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Cook who charge. ' % % by the Boai-d of Selectmen that it have been spending several weeks Aetna Life ...... r>55 575 B & 0 ...... 87 % 86 86 % day’s final prices. Joseph Alsofrom, defense at Industrial stocks prices, under Shotgun and. Rifle About would propose two taxation peri with their son at Miami, Florida, A u tom obile...... 200 250 Beth Steel ‘ B’ 42 V4 41 % 42 ods for Manchester Ih order to torney suddenly terminated his Conn. General . . . 1600 Butte Superior 12 11 12 the lead of the oils and motors, Equally Effective as Hus Representatives Swap Hard have returned to their home on cross-examination to ask that Hart 16 made further progress in the up lighten the burddn i of taxpayers Cambridge street. Hartford Fire .... iroo 525 Chandler . . . . 13 % 16 16 % band and Rival Meet. here atoused cohstderable interest Words, One Misses Punch, in mann be. placed under arrest, hint Htfd. Steam Boiler 700 Chili Copper 32 % 31 % 32 % ward direction in a market which Quoium Dispute. ing that the alleged- poisoning was was devoid of spectacular featur_gs. and The Herald has received a The Board of Selectmen will National Fire .... 750 Cons. Gas. N Y 91 % 91 91 % Los Angeles, April 1— While two number of inquiries from taxpay a “ put-up” job. Phoenix ...... 500 530 Col. Fuel Iron 30 28 30 The first signs of ease in the Boy Scouts looked on, one man was hold a meeting at'the Hall of Rec" County Judge O’ReganJield Also- 16 ers whether this system would be Washington, April 1.— A near ords Monday night for the purpose T ravelers...... 1000 1025 dies & Ohio . l23 121 123 money market in nearly two weeks killed and another probably fatally from’s statements were prejudlclal_ 16 adopted this year. fist-fight (meurred on the floor of of giving a hearing on the pro Travelers rights ....220 230 Cruc Steel .. . 69 % 69 69 % appeared with the accumulation of wounded, in a duel fought with a the House today between Repre to the state’s case. * - * , short term funds in the banks and The plan canhbt be adopted so posed one hour parking limit on I’ ablic CJtility Stocks. Can. Pacific . . 155 154 % 155 % high-powered rifle and a shotgun in that it can be used this year. If it sentatives Mills, Republican, of 25 25 ' 25 the .marking down of call loan Topango Canyon, near here, today. Math street and to go over the Conn. Power Co. ...240 Erie ...... % % is the desire of local people to pay New York, and Rankin, Democlrat State Highway Department’s plans •Erie 1 s t ...... -35 36 rates to 4 1-2 per cent.- Some of ■The dead man is Robert Wlnsolle NEW PLANE RECORD Conn. LP 7% pfd. ..109 26 1^ % % their taxes at two different periods of Mississippi. for the Center street pavement Gen Elec . .. . 307 302 306 % the steel mills were reported op and R. A. Roselle, neighbor of Win- Htfd. E. L^ com* ■ • 280 erating at 100 per cent capacity. during the year rather than all In ^dllls, objecting to Rankin’s de job. r Paris— The speed record for com Gen Mot...... 121 119 14 120% solle, the dying duellist. one lump sum they must vote it In mand for a quorum call, walked Htfd. Gas /com...... 60 The railroad stocks made little mercial airplanes between London So. N. E. ^ 1 . Co. . .145 Great No. Pfd 71 % 70 % 71 According to deputy sheriffs, the town meeting at the tllna^ the next over to the Democratic side. When or no response to well-founded re men had quarreled- over Mrs. Win- Those who plan to attend the and Paris was broken recently Manufacturing Stocks. 111. Central . . 116 116 116 rate is levied. the two men exchanged heated Kennecott Cop 62 51 52 ports that the Van Sweriflgens Solle. The officers said Roselle met Easter breakfast at Hhe White when a new airplane wit'h three Taxes Now Due. Words, other members stepped be house Sunday morning from eight engines carrying eight •passengers Am. Hardware Co. . . 78 Insplra Cop . . 22 22 22 would make another effort to com W^insolle in the road today and tween th ei^ .B ^ n k in swung at American Silver .... 27 plete the Nickle Plate merger of Town taxes are now due. Tax to ten o’clock are urged to secure covered the distance in I hour, 28 Louis & Nash. 124 % 121 16 122 after exchanging a few words the payers have until May 1 to pdy Mills but tfi^blow was deflated by Acme Wire com...... 15 Lehigh Valley 80 79 80 the five prominent eastern trans pair paced o^ for a duel and began their cards before tomorrow even minutes. i ' Bigelow-Htfd. pfd. . . — 16 portation systems. without interest being added. "The Rep. Garrett; Democrat of Tennes ing by calllng'2083. Marine Pr. . . 34 31 16 33 % shooting. \ .two period payment plan cannot be see. ' Bigelow-Htfd. com. ..-88 Motor Wheel 26 % 25 % 26 % Bristol Brass...... 6 employed^ this year. The Aext tax Daring the exchange, Rankin COMMUNITY CLUB TEA. STUDENTS ARRESTED Norfolk West 144 1^ 144 16 144 % KING DECHNES LEGACY rate will be levied about March 1, shouted at Mills: “ You’re no white Collins Co...... 165 North Pacific . 69 68 66 Mrs. G. H. 'Washburn and Mrs. Colt Fire A r m s ...... 25 CHARGE "BLACK GANG” 1927. At that tifiie, without a man. You’re a dirty scoundrel.” Mark Holmes entertained with a Golden, Colo. •— Twenty-seven \ N Y Central . 122 14 121 122 doubt, the Selectmen will propose students of the Colorado School of Eagle L9C k ...... ■— London — Disregarding ancient tea at the White house yesterday \ N Y, N H & H 35 % 34 16 35 Fafnlr Bearing...... 85 precedent sat down by Roman em a town by-law authorizing payment afternoon. One of the lower rooms Mines Tecently were arrested on a Pan Am Pet . 62 16 61 % 62 % chare-’ of stealing a wheelbarrow Hart & C o o le y ...... 185 WITH GUN RUNNING perors, King George recently de of town taxes in two installments. at the Community clubhouse was Pennsylvania . 50 % 50 50 % Town Treasurer George H. Wad BIDS ON BONDS valued at $10 to use in ah initia Int. Sil. pfd...... — 105 People’s Gas . 120 120 120 clined to accept a legacy of Gwyveh set apart for the purpose and taste L ’ndera Frary &; Clark 79 castle in T/ales and $250,000 for dell is gathering information on fully, decorated in pink, witjh deco tion ceremony. ‘ * Pierce Arrow 27 25 16 26 % Three of Cauto’s Engine Crew Jewell Belting pfd. . . 80 its upkeep, bequeathed to him in the proposed plan. He has Samples rations of orchid on the table and Pressed Steel 54 54 54 Arrested in Smuggling Shells of two payment bills which are HEREHEXT TUESDAY NgW Brit. Mach. pfd. 100 Rep Ir & Steel 51 16' 49 49 trust by the Cpuntess of Dkndonald, a centerpiece of daffodils. Dainty Niles Bt. Pd. N. Stock 20 for Mexican Revolt. who died last year leaving an estate used in other cities and he intends china and cut glass further beauti R ea d in g...... 83 % 82 14 83 getting letters from the tax col North & J u d d ...... 23 Ch R Isl & Pac 44 43 43 valued at $1,000,000. Bids for Manchester’s $356,000 fied the table. The hostesses pro 16 T6 New York, April 1.— Three al lectors in those citlea where the 4 1-4 per cent bond issue will be i J R Montgomery pfd. — South Pacific . 98 % 97 % 98 vided an abundance of sandwich J R Montgomery com. — leged gun runners, members of the system is used so that Manchester received and opened by the Board CRASH!! So. Railway . 110 % 109 16 110 es, cake, salted nuts and other I Peck, Stow & Wilcox — engine room gang of the Ward line can be swell informed before mak of Selectmen Tuesday afternoon at good things, but the rainy weather a broken hrid^ St. P a u l...... 10 16 10 10 % Rnssell Mfg. Co...... freighter Cauto, will be arraigned ing'the move. 5 O’clock. ’The meeting will be interfered with—the attendance. Studebaker . . 53 16 53 53 % End Bertha’s Job yawned ahoad^ Stinley Works com. . 7 4 before United States Commissioner held at the office of The Manches Bridge and whist was played Union Pacific 144 % 143 14 144 % Smyth Mfg. Co...... 375 Cotter today, on charges of plot ter Trust Company. This, bond Is a maniac at ttie U S Rubber .. 67 % 65 14 66 % earlier in the afternoon with Mrs. TOrrington ...... 55 ting to smuggle 20,000 rounds of sue la the one recently approved George F. Borst, hostess in the throtUe. U S Steel .V .; 1^2 % 121 l i 122 % Underwood ...... '5 2 U S Steel Pr. 125 125 125 ammunition into Vera Crui, Mexi by a special election and covers the former and In the latter Mrs. W. It’s just one o f tiw Union Bfg. Co...... 28 16 16 % co, where a new revolution against town’s indebtedness due to the new Westin’house . 6 8 16 6 8 68 M. Beckwith who acted in place of thousand thriBs*^ ; Whitlock Coil Pipe . the Calles government is reported Trad* school, the new Bast ceme Mrs. W. W. Eells who was ill. ‘ U. S. Envelope pfd. .106 Whitman’s or Apollo Eazter to he brewing. tery lend, and part of the cost of The prize winders in whist ware “ T h e Ronds. packages of chocolates at Edward The men w^re captured, when the new municipal building. Miss Hattie White and Mrs. Walter customs offleialB, Working on a tip > Htfd. Elec. Lstr"7’d ,220 230 J . Murphy’s Pharmacy, Depot Smith of Talcottvllle. In bridge, EgBt. Conn. Pow. 5s . 98 100 Square.— ad^% that 1,000,000 rounds of revolver Mrs. Charles Whitohet and Mrs. O v e r l a n d and rifle cartridges were to be tak FttlES’rojrH TIRBB HAVE Kate Wolcott. en aboard the Cauto, raided the WORLD-WIDE liKPDTATION L i m i t e d ” ship as she lay at Pier 14, East FOR QUALITY FIVE-FOOT BOA ARRIVES River. Onfe of the prisoners was Buffalo—Professor William P. at the captured only after a terrific fight Nowhere‘4s more care taken: to Alexander of the Buffalo Society in which the raiders declare he at New York, March 11.— What turn out a finished manufactured of Natural Science, has a fine live CIRCLE tempted to use a revolver. will be the 1926 Pulitzer prize product of the highest standard and five-toot boa constrictor on dis SAT. & SUN. play? one that is free from all detects play. It arrived here from Gua There Is much scratching around than in the Firestone tire factories temala in a bunch of bananas. W IU SEARCH SAHARA Just now for an answer. at Akron, Ohio, according to Mor MORRIS The fag end of a particularly ris Kousen of Depot SQUare Service undistinguished season, insofar as Station, Manchester liHrestone deal FOR HISTORY OF MAN American plays are concerned, ers. shows little hope of anything real “ Not only are carefully skilled ly Important in the offing. wdrkmen employed,” the dealer Beloit, Wis.— North Africa Is the And BO our guess is that Mar6 said, “ and the best Jfhallty mate world’s most promising treasure Connelly’s “The Wisdom Tooth’’ rial used, but the tires are rigidly house in relics of prehistoric man, will carry oft the season’s play inspected through every manufac in the opinion, of Dr. George L. honor. turing process to insure a finished STATE Collie, antropologist of Beloit Col product that meets the most exact Certain of the “ Important name” SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. lege. critics already have set up a bally ing standards. Dr. Collie declared that records hoo for the Connelly opus. George “ Chemists and engineers careful of civilization in the'Sahara desert, Kelly’s “ Craig’s Wife” and Owen ly analyze the materials that go in from the old stone age to the Davis’ dramatization of Scott Fitz- to each Firestone tire. The rubber dawn of history, exist in such gerald’A "Great Gatsby” are being is tested for the qualities of abra NOW PLAYING abundance that they are almost un mentioned, but are likely to iniss sion', adhesion, elasticity, tough believable. In the Algerian hinter On some of the points of selection ness and tension. The cord fabric M SELECT p- land, judging from a recent expedi-^ which guide the judges. is testetn or the breaking point, tion backed by Beloit, relics of The necessity for being repre imperfections and weight. Only ACT ancient man— old and new stone sentative of certain phases of tile material that meets the most rigid ACTSL v a u d e v i l l e ACTS age flints, arrows, axes, ornaments American scene and for having cer tests is accepted. The Last Word in the and so on— a harvest of relics can tain ‘‘uplift” value figures in se “ In the completely equipped Twists & Twirls Art of Stepping be obtained In short order. lections. Firestone laboratories, the tires are The Belolt-Sahara _ expedition This was the issue that arose subjected to sev3re tests. They are ARTHUR & LYDIA WILSON plunged into the Tuareg diattict of last season when “ What Price operated on special machines which Delightful Entertainers. Algiers in three specially-equipped, Glory” and Sidney Howard’s “ They duplicate as nearly as possible ac six-wheeled automobiles in which Knew What They Wanted” were tual service conditions. RAYM OND & HARRY GORDON they traversed desert country of battling for the prize. A number of “ Day and night over all kinds of ROYCE & CO. the leading critics Were insistlfag roads and under all kinds of weath drifting sand and sun-baked rock Two Black Laughs. Musical Comedy. alternately with almost Impassable on “ What Price Glory” and there er conditions, a fleet of test cars were supporters for “ Desire Under is used In checking the actual re gorges of long dried up streams. ROMAN TROUPE Further exploration of the re Wreckers have just begun tear the Elms,” but the “ uplifting” sults of operating the tires in serv gion will be undertaken by Dr. ing down this Paris tenement, clause intruded, it w'as said ice. , Japanese Acrobatic Wonders. Collie next summer In conjunction damaged when Germany's mysteri There can be no such hesitation “ This scrupulous care all along regarding "The Wisdom Tooth.” with Alonzo Pond, noted explorer. ous “ Big Bertha’’ shelled the the line is why Firestones have BEBE DANIELS in Connelly has written a play that is built a world-wide reputation, for The meat of the musk ox 13 French capital during the World as Americah as P. T. Barnum, quality.” “The Splendid Crime” very much like beef. War. whose ghost walks its scenes. He has satirized certain types of POISONED CORN FOUND business men, has introduced that Tonight—Charleston Contest American boarding house, and, has Columbus, Ind.— F. Hayworth, 11 ourse, “Duse of Spanish Cafes"’ to Make uhfoldect Ihe poignant story-of the living on a farm near here, recent - SUN. - MON. - TUES. clod who returns ,fd^ a few hours ly brought to the local police sta < Bi*oadway Dehut to the boy-that-was and tastes tion three ears of corn and .several 2—FEATURES—2 , again the vast coutkge of youth pieces of bread that had beeiK^v- THOS. MEIGHAN Conway Tearle / and the dreams and adibitions of ered with paris gteeh aiid placM r want a boy. in a feed, box on his farm. He said in & Dorothy Mackail -i- he recently received a threat that “THE NEW “THE DANCER, PLAYS OF IRE wiBBK. water in a well on his farm was to KLONDIKE”. , OF PARIS” f . be poisoned. reme Again there Is a week of little Ham theatrical importance. Canada has one mile of railway “ The Trouper,” writer by the to every 220-persons. Nugents, who Were responsible for the very successful “Poor Nut,” for was given a trial at The. Playshop Easter but added little to the Nugent rep utation. AT THIS feast time you’ll “ Find Daddy,” a farce by one Tadema Busaiere, hops, leaps and relish the tenderness and jumps boisterously, but is basically quite silly. Daddy, by the way, is flavor of Supreme. In Hollywood when found. It gets laughs. Of the forthcoming attractions Every Supreme Ham is se announced, greatest Interest at CIRCLE______• — V taches to a new Theater Guild pro lected and delicately cured to the duction tB follow the much-dis cussed “ Goat Song,” It is a Rus point of perfection. Whethei* sian adaptation, “ The Chief 1 TONIGHT and FRIDAY Thing.” you want a slice for the prover Also there Is John Dos Passps’ bial platter of ham and eggs, a Harvard prize play, “ Thb Moon is 2- - Big Features - 2 a Gong,” which -ijhs been kicking half or whole ham for baking, around for a coupis of seasons, and SAMP LITTLE ERICES L now gets a production at the be satisfied with nothing less Cherry Lane Theater. It is written in jazz-key and includes a jazz than Supreme. Leading mar band on the stage, advance an ALSO kets and groceries will sup- nouncements relate. you. HAPPY HUNTING GROUND Dixon, 111.^—Devices thgt tend to fereate radio interference are un- B COMFANT lawfuP'in Sublette, the vlllagd ICHICAOO bdp^A has decided. It passed an ordinance making it dgmiist the law for any person to have; oper ate or maintain any ingtrddient nr device that interfgres in any way withivradip reception. A-
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a pleasant story, but It Is remark-] ably well done— Impersonal, .melo MYSTERIOUS BURGLAR BRITADt^SKEPnCAC ? Questioned about ‘Great Britain’s 'AamiM r dramatic, all encompassing. The LEAVES NO FOOTPRINTS policy ■with regard to'further nav- hero, Abner Teeftallow, is thrice productions,'- ■ Locker-Lampson blest because he “ ain’t had no book Frank O’Connell, a wood- IS put^m ciM R said; , f >'■■■- learning,” his “ mammy having chopper employed by L, T. ’Wood “ Wo ■won’t agree to diminish ------k s * died in the crazy house” and his reported an odd theft wh‘en he ’Whether or not Manchester .will pur po^wer to. protect our very long grandfather having been a judge. came to town last evening from have a municipal aviation field has ^rade routes.” ' There are lynchings and night rid Andover. Frank lives all alone been placed,, in the hands of ..the f It Is the hope of the British gov ings and beatings and a thorough in a little shack high In the local Chamher of Commerce, by the Goyeroih^ SfiokesiMn in ernment that- submarines will be covering of the complexities of the hills and does not see a soul Board of Selectmen. T h e’ matter included in‘ any limitation scheme hill-billies. sometimes for a month at a was brought, to the'attention of the that may be agreed upon, be said. time. board by a commercial aviation House, Cornered, Admits As for Mons. Broun, he has stray “ I left a roll of bills on the service. Outstanding books of a week ed far down his column into a table when I went to work and Nearly every city Is now provid PARK COMMISSIONERS that fairly poured Spring volumes Jurgenesque land, where philoso when I came home at noon the ing a field as near the center of its Suspicion is Obstacle. seem to this Survey to be T. S. phic symbols point the way of life money was gone” said Frank in business district as possible in or Stribling’s “Teeftallow” (Double and where Gandle, much confused telling the story. Remember the der to accommodate air mail and 0 . K. CEMETERY PIAN day, Page), Heywood Broun’s ground was soft and muddy all and often baffled, follows his nose commercial planes. Manchester is London, April 1— “ General dis “ Gandle Follows His Nose” (Bonl, to the abrupt end where all noses around the cabin yesterday. I in the direct line of the proposed Liveiight) , F. W. Bronson’s bump into eternity. He treads a searched for an hour but nary a armament is impossible while Town Engineer J. Frank Bow air mail routes from New York to en’s plan for the newly acquired “ Spring Running” (Doran), W il highway of gentle humor and un footprint was visible. • Hartford to Boston and a field here world-wide international suspicion liam Faulkner’s “ Soldier’s Pay” derstanding and -nto his exper ‘"The top of one window was 'East Cemetery land has received might serve in time of emergen^cy exists,” declared Locker-Lampson, the approval of the fioard of Park (Bonl, Liveright), Douglas Gold- iences you may read what you will. open a little and I am inclined and might also prove a boon to under secretary for foreign uffa^s ring’s “ Cuckoo” (McBridt), and, It seemed to us that his adven to believe the robbpr was a CommiMioners and has been given local business. in the House of Commons today, in for a smaller audience, perhaps, tures with the Genii, with its crow.” to the East Cemetery committee The Board of Selectmen feels response to a ^question by Arthur for its O. K. the psycho-analytical Mr. O’Hig- amusing moral— if you wish to call - that this matter is one that the Ponsonby, Laborite, demanding gin’s “ Clara Barron” (Harpers). anything in this book a moral— . The layout of cemetery,lots Is town’s business men, should first that the government define its po Of these, particular attention Is contained some most mellow think clever and makes use of every become Interested in. If there is sition regarding the forthcoming available part of the land without called to the Stribling novel, ing and presentation. Not long sufficient interest in the proposal which has the ingredients of a sen ago this same Broun wrote a book Genera disarmament conference. robbing the site of its natural BRITISH SHIPS GET then the board will try to bring First Expression beauty. The Cedar Hill cemetery sation and to the mellow legend of called “ The Boy Grew Older”— about a lohal commercial field. & the erstwhile columnising Broun. that boy sure has! Locker - Lampson’s statement superintendent, of Hartford, aided Governor John Trumbull has in created something of a sensation, Mr. Bowen considerably with sug “ Spring Running” is a first nov formed the board that he would be Stribling lives in Tennessee. el. Already there is a conflict of AMERICAN CARGOES for it is the first statement from a gestions for the layout. glad to dedicate the field and fly government spokesman Indicating A plot of land 'has been reserved Some question whether he will be opinion among the "majors” re here in his own plane on the open able to continue to do so if his garding its merit. It is certainly a that the government has little faith for a mortuary chapel should the volume gains any general circula young man’s novel about youth ing day. in the possibility of disarmament town build one there at any time tion there. For he has done a and its viewpoint and its chasing at this time. in the future. As soon as the plan “ Main Street’’ of the land of the of dreams and desires. There is Carryinsi flra d e Rapidly MARY BAKER EDDY’S “ We can’t have disarmament un is approved by the East Cemetery ® COUSIN DEAD AT 102 til all nations of the world show committee work will be started on “ monkey trial.” In defense of in it much beauty and promise, Newburyport, Mass., April 1— Tennessee it may be said that those and is marked particularly by a an earnest interest and set an ex grading and plotting the various Passing from Under the Miss Ann True Ambrose, a cousin ample,” said the under secretary. lots. They are already in demand vivid presentation. , _ . of Mary Baker Eddy, founder of “ Soldier’s Pay” is quite as iron “ The British government is in since the old cemetery is filled. ic as its title. It is a book that -Sfar« and trines the Christian Science church. earnest about this question. We could be written only some years are ready to assist whole-heartedly M.\KE N. Y. MOVE FOB after the war, for it tells of the re Byfield. She recently celebrated in the many international steps 4-YEAR GOVERNORSHIP her 102nd birthday leading to general disarmament. Albany, N. Y., April 1.— The Re turn of a veteran and how he looks Washington, April 1— British upon tb^- astounding changes in Miss Ambrose was born in Deer Definite Scheme publican proposal for a four-year the world; it tells of the disillu ships are rapidly gaining ^over field, N. H., but had lived in South “ We are going to Geneva pre term for governor was introduced sions and fulfillment. In a meas American vessels in carrying the Byfield for more than twenty pared to urge some definite in the Legislature today by Senator ure it is a composite veteran and foreign trade of the United States. years. Thayer of Chateaguay, and Assem his composite views. Following a substantial increase blyman Adler of Rochester, G. O. P. In “ Cuckorr'’ we suspect young last season, the British merchant fioor leader of the House. Goldring of having kept close com- fleet again this year will take a Fashionable to Her Fing'ertips The change would be brought ; pany with Norman Douglas. This commanding lead over American about through an amendment to is a book beloimng to the so-cal ships in movement of the com the constitution, if approved by the This time on Mme. Sakharoff, Parisian dancer, discovered In a recen( led “ sophisticate’ school. Is wit merce, the Departhment of Com voters. contest. ty and diverting. Some may con merce estimated today. sider it “ naughty,” but it caused us i Only thirty per cent of the ex to chuckle merrily. i ports from the United States last “ Clara Barron” is psycho-analy- j year ■went in A-aerican bottoms, tical, without belonging to the la ! while hut 34 per cent of the im boratorical brand. O’Higgins can ports were carried under the Amer write as well as any man in these lean flag. i United States. His tale is that of Trade Balance Cut a woman who goes in for “ causes.” Be.sides, America’s billion-dollar “ favorable” trade balance of last Heywood follows his prose might year will he cut by two-thirds. Of V. an actual be a' waggish, comment on Mons. FUNERAL OF ficials explained that this is caus Broun’s little volume “ Gandle Fol MRS. JANE E. CRUSH ed by the higher value of imports, lows His Nose.” Here is proof particularly rubber, and the un precedented derriand for raw ma- that once a columnist, sometimes a Funeral services for Mrs. Jane E. yqlumnist. teriai^and expensive foreign food Grush were largely attended this stuffs in the domestic market. who might be inclined to “ ride him morning at the home of her sister, Estimates indicated that of a out” are like the very characters Mrs. Sarah E. Slater of Hudson probable foreign trade of between ,L of his impressive book, and hence street. 59.000. 000.000 and $10,000,000,- unable to read. .The literate folk Mrs. George F. Borst sang “ Rock OOO for the year ending June 30, That this store is offering values in Men’s and of the larger communities will of Ages” and “ Abide W’ith Me” . approximately $3,250,000,000 will probably have no quarrel with him. Rev. Fredrick C. Allen of Second be carried in British I hips and $3,- Boys’ Suits that are not excelled in the city We who journeyed to Dayton Congregational church was assisted 075.000. 000 will move in American stores. last summer were given small dos-’^y^® ^- L. Barber who bottoms. es from the excellent concoction came especially from Nashua, N. H. Seven Month.s’ Figures Stribling has breyed out of a life for the service. His father, the late Complete figures for the seven Young men who are particular about their time passed largely in the South. Rev. C. H. Barber for many years months ending February 1 showed We saw the a3'..iund'iig e.’verci.s.ingo pastor of Second Congregational that the t'.'a! commerce was $5,- clothes, realize they can select the model that of the “ holy rollers” under the church, and all members of the 400.870.000, of which $1,693,101,- elm: we were quickly made aware family were close friends of 'Mrs. 000 was carried by the British mer best suits them in the season’s most desirable of the joy taken in the “ outsmart Grush and Mrs. Slater. chant fleet and $1,549,488,000 by patterns. . Suits, $33 to $45. ing” of the city lawyers by the hill The fioral pieces ■were many and American ships. top sages; we lived in hones ■where beautiful and included a large set In the same months of 1924-25, ia woman never entered a court piece-to ■which the Hudson street the British ship owner^ had but a house because that “ was man’s neighbors contributed, and a tribute 841.827,000 advance over those of work” and only because of hisior- from Abigail Wolcott Ellsworth the United States. Ic significance was the barrier lift Chapter D. A. R. of Windsor, of T opcoats ed; we rode down to Chattanooga which Mrs. Grush had long been a If) ■with humans made more of para- member. Representatives from this The Misses Emma Schaub and are mighty popular this Spring, and the colorings are the best dox than of clay; we heard much chapter were present at the funeral. Julia WaUace are spending the of the wages of sin and heard little The bearers were George W. Easter hoIJd'ays with friends in ever. Let us show you. $18.^ to $40. of the rewards of virtue— on this Kuhney, John Robinson, Charles New York. earth; we felt the pressure of in Strant, Samuel Ball, W. H. Siggins mu tolerance and enjoyed the child- and Clinton Williams. This is true ci this tair Parisian, tinting her fingernails to match the , like attitudes, marveling at the mix The body was later removed to Send your Easter Greeting in a color of hei- gown. A dainty box and fcalctte of tints fits like a ring on tures of ignorance and shrewdness. Lockport, N. Y., for burial, accom Students* Suits In our simple way we paved the panied by Mrs. Grush’s daughter, te^ScolateTat Edward^Mur-' when ■way for Stribling’s book. It is not Mrs. Louis Luethl of Grant, Mich. phy’s Pharmacy.— adv. not required. With two pairs of long trousers. New light shades, just unpack ______ed. Double and single breasted—sizes 17,18,19 and 20. Priced moderately, $23.50 to $33, i
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HOPPE COMBS RACK 151 Good Friday KQO (361.2) San Francisco, Calif. 8— ‘Haiel Klrke,” com .30 p. m.— New York, April 1— ^Keyed up / edy drama. 10— Orchestra. Children’s Period: by the greatest ovation of his car KTHS (274.8) Hot Springs, “ Twenty Minutes In Happyland” eer, Willie Hoppe this afternoon Ark. 9— Comic opera selec Edna Kimball Heath was to begin the seventh block ot tions. 9:30— Vocal. 10:45— Or .50 p. m.— his 18^1 balk line billiard cham chestra. Dinner Concert: pionship match with Jake Schaefer Emil Helmberger’s Hotel Bond being In a lead ot 1,800 to 1.716 Ibrtferd’s Leading Department Stere Trio. and the heartening knowledge that Eastern Time March: M ignone...... Poldlnl WEAF (492) New York City. 4 already he has broken the world’s Valse des Fleurs from high run record three times. Two. — Harry Burton, tenor, 4:15— Til- "Nutcracker Suite” ...... lie and Nancy Jay, composer pian of these came in last night’s play, irnssm iX ...... , ...... Tschalkowsy Hoppe opening -the block with a ists. 4:30— Ruth Wagner, soprano, Until .. *...... Sanderson by Henry Humphrey. 5— Vincent run of 149, breaking his own mark 4: 45— “ Homes of Our Presidents” Songs My Mother Taught by one point, and In the fourth In Me ...... Dvorak Lopez and orchestra. 6 — Dinner ning, ruunlng 200, Cloister Scene from “ Kamennoi- It was one of the greatest come music. 7— Mid-Week Hymn Sing. Ostrow” ...... Rubinstein “ The Book of the Week” by Thos. backs of Hoppe’s career, the cham 7:30— Ballin and Race. 7:45— The Old Refrain ...... Krelsler pion beginning the day well behind tet. 8:30'— “ Hire’s Harvesters." Selections from “ Pagllacci” .. Schaefer at 1,200 to 982. Masson. 8— “ Ladies’ Victory Quar- ...... Leoncavallo To WEEI (476), WFI (395), Dance of the Cossacks...... WCAE (461.), WLIB (302.8), ...... Tschakoff WATER ROUTS BANDITS. WSAI (325.9), WWJ (352.7). 9— .30 p. m.— Indianapolis, Ind.— John Johan “Clicquot Club Eskimos” To WEEI Announcements, Police and nas, a mute, proprietor of a shoe (476), WFI (395), WSAI (325.9) Weather Reports. repair shop here recently used a WGR (319), WWJ (352.7), WON .35 p. m.— bucket of water to rout a holdup (302.8), WTAG (268), WOC "Astronomy,” man. The man entered Johanna’s (484), WCCO (416.4), WCAE Professor Frederick Slocum of place and relieved a stranger of (461.3) , WJAR (305.9), WEAR Wesleyan University, Middle- some .small change. Johannas (389.4) . 10— “ Silvertown Cord town, Conn. hulled the bucket of water at the Orchestra.” To WJAR (305.9), .15 to 10 p. m.— bandit who fired a shot and fled. WGN (302.8), WEEI (476), Concert by the Williams College WTAG (268), WFI (395), WCAE Musical Clubs— Combined Glee (461.3) , WGR (319), WWJ and Mandolin Clubs: (352.7), WOC (484), WCCO Come Fill Your Glasses THIN MEN (416.4) , KSD (545.1), WDACU p ...... Patterson ’96 (258), WSAI (325.9). 11—Vin Yard by Yard ...... cent Lopez and orchestra...... Brown ’ 09, Wood ’10 SKINNY MEN WMAC (341) Cazenovla, N. Y. 6 Song— — Orchestra. 7:30— Variety. 9:45 Song of the S e a ...... Stebbins — Features. 10:30— Orchestra. Glee Club RUN DOWN MEN WTAM (389.4) Cleveland, Ohio. Violin Solo— 6— Orchestra. Scheherazade (Third Movement) NERVOUS MEN WCX (516.9) Detroit, Mich. 6— ...... Rimsky-Korsahow Concert. 8— Studio. B. F. Boeder, Jr., ’28 WIP (508.2) Philadelphia, Pa. Baritone Solo— You’re behind the times If you 6:05— Orchestra. 8:15 — Chorus. To be announced, don’t know that Cod Liver Oil Is 10:0 5— Orchestra. S. H. Evans ’26 the greatest flesh producer in the KDKA (309) Pittsburgh, Pa. Song— world. 6:30— Concert. 8:3d— Musical. 11 Goin’ H o m e ...... Anton Dvorak Because it contains more vitaliz — Revue. Glee Club ing vitamines than any food you WADC (258) Akron, Ohio. 6:30 Cornet Solos— can get. — Concert. 9:30— Studio. O Sole M io ...... dl Capua You’ll be glad to know that Cod WBAL (246) Baltimore, Md. The Ghost in the Haunted Liver Oil comes in sugar coated 6:30— Orchestra. 7:30— Organ. 8— Room ...... Anthony tablets now, so If you really want Classical. The Sunny South ...... to put 10 or 12 pounds of solid , WCAE (461.3) Pittsburgh, Pa. • • ...... Arranged— Lampe healthy flesh on your bones and 6:30— Concert. R. C. Williams ’26 feel well and strong— ask any WCAU (278) Philadelphia, Pa. Song— druggist for a box of McCoy’s Cod 6:30— Orchestra and soloists. 9:45 A Negro Love S o n g ...... Liver Oil Compound Tablets. — Variety...... Mentor Grosse Only 60 cents for 60 tablets and WGHB (266) Clearwater, Fla. Glee Club If you don’t gain five pounds in 30 6:3 0— Orchestra. 8:30 — Variety. Jazz Novelty— days your druggist is authorized to 11:30— Ramble. The "Purple Pirates” with spe hand you back the money you paid WGY (379.5) Schenectady, N. Y. cialties by F. D. Nellson at the for them.— Adv. 6:30— Orchestra. 9— Variety. 11:30 — Organ. WTIC (348.6) Hartford, Conn. 6:50— Trio. 8:15— Musical. CKCL (375) Toronto, Canada. 7 — Musical. WJR (517) Detroit, Mich. 7 — Orchestra and soloists. 9— Studio. $5.00 WEAR (389.4) Cleveland, Ohio. 7— Orchestra. 8.30— ^Vocal. 10.30 For y(xur old Battery towards the purchase of a new New Spring G>ats — Organ. • CFCA (356) Toronto, Canada. WILLARD. \ 8— Orchestra. 9.30— Dance pro gram. WNYC (526) New York City. 8 — Orchestra. 8.30— Violin. Ask Us, Just Call 1284 WJAR (305.9) Providence, R. I. 8— Orchestra. for the Easter Parade CKAC (410.7) Montreal, Can. 8.30— Studio. 11.5— Organ. WBBR (272.6) Staten Island, N. Y. 8.40— Studio. Are you ready for the march? Have you a smart Spring coat to wear to church on WJZ (455) New York City. 9 Special — Orchestra. 10.45— Record Boys. Easter morning and to promenade in later? The time is getting short for those who Central Time. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, THURI^AY, AKOL 1,1924. r zled wherever rabies exists. I cannot write of summer when A PUZZLE A DAY B R I^H COMMONS FIGHTS for another session which will be congestion In the bronchial passage ing 1*. Iji pTogreti jp.TK>nt Finally, an attempt is being It’s zero in the flat. ALL NIGHT OVER BENEFITS the; last before the Easter adjourn was noted, attending physicians from the walls of FaUi^ ., made to immunize dogs against A race horse gambler at Palm ment. announced. Beach had a streak of bad luck, and Other dispatches ;n(tieate4' thM^ this disease. If this proves to be In olden times those duels on London, April 1.— ^The House of The Prince of Wales contlnnes the National aimy wae^iBp$red W successful and practicable it may the field of honor did not last long, was sorely in need of money. A PRINCESS VICTORIA IS to make satisfactory progress in What Rabies luckier friend from the north lent Commons recessed at. 9:30 tl^ls give up . Peking, to thej-Mni^iag prove the solution to the some but sometimes the swords went morning after a nineteen-hour ses SOMEWHAT IMPROVED the recovery from the operation him 1100, and told him to repay 'coaition' armies - with OQffa a tr^ glf. what vexing problem of the mad right on straight through the sion marked by bitter Laborite op upon his ear. dog. Knight. the money whenever and however, position to the health benefits re London, April 1.— Princess Vic he found it convenient. A week XiDPE. duction section of Chancellor of toria, sister of the King, suffering CHINA NEWS CONFLICTS “ Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Smith fe}I It is doubtful if painting knees later the friend received a payment the Exchequer Winston Churchill’s from influenza, was slightly im London, April 1— The situation Serum Is on account. Two weeks later a sec so sorry for each other.’’ will make them more attractive. economy measure. proved today. in Peking is not clearly Indicated “ Why?” SENSE AND n o n s e n s e No amateur can paint a dimple. ond payment was made. It was The session was featured by The princess spent a comfort in dispatches received here today. half as mufch as the first, the third "One has a baby and .the othec acrimonious exchanges between the able night and some relief of the The Daily Mail states that fight has not,”^—^Kansas City SU|r. By DR. HUGH S. GUMMING Stuttering Blacksmith (at the payment was three-quarters, the Labor and Liberal members and One good thing about going forge): S-s-s-strike that h-horse fourth payment was one-quarter, the Conservatives. Surgeon General, U. S. Public dances is you can always get shoe q-q-quick! the fifth payment was two-fifths as Commons met again at 11 o’clock Health Service. I new overcoat. Nervous Assistant; W-w-w-w- much as the first. The gambler The Pasteur treatment will pre where sh-sh-shall I s-s-s-strlke It? thought the debt was then can vent rabies from developing If giv Some of the most thrilling maga Stuttering Blacksmith: N-n-n-n- celled, but when his friend showed en early enough, but It will not zine fiction Is found In the adver never m-m-m-mind n-n-n-now. It’s him the tothl he discovered that he cure rabies once the disease has be tisements. c-c-c-cold! still owed ?13. gun. It is prepared by Inoculating What was the amount of the a rabbit with rabies virus from a Ade— You look glum. What’s "They ought to make Jack first payment? dog. happened? Dempsey Secretary of War-^then The Inoculated rabbit dies in Ida— My sister ran off with a there wouldn’t be any! He’d de about 16 days and another rabbit fellow. mand such a big guarantee from Is inoculated from the first one. “Oh, that’s nothing to worry the enemy they couldn’t afford to After several rabbits have been in about.” fight!” oculated a virus is obtained which "Huh! He was my fellow.” will kill in from five to six days. "Well, I declare!” said John The spinal cord of a rabbit kill Another sign of age is for peo Hancock as he affixed his signa ed by fixed virus is carefully dried ple to begin telling you how young ture. Dcmt Uame the type- for eight days. At the end of this you look. time this spinal cord is cut ujp into If he Isn’t afraid to ask the clerk ~^Mm€^.beyowreyo8/j little bits, ground up on salt solu Dreams of the future depend up for something cheaper, he has been tion, and a small portion is inject on staying awake. married four or five years. ‘ ‘Confound this book! ed under thfe skin of the person Why can’t they print it bitten. It’s always a good policy to take The man who can laugh when he - A slew hours later a similar out insurance. isn’t amused is always popular. so a man can read it?” preparation is given of a cord STd«T If it is difficult for Last Puzzle Answer: which has been dried for only sev Loving swains used to play the "A little bit goes a long ways', you to read names in a en days. In succession and alterna guitar beneath the windows of The motto of the Norris'farm is, said the keeper 'feeding a handful “ All boys in trouble are welcome.” telephone directory,your tion, injections are given of cords their adored ones. But it takes an of hay to a gii'affe. which have been dried for six, five, auto horn to get them now. If you start at the point indicated eyes need attention. four, three and even two days, the and follow the wavy line you will Man. broke a woman’s neck in a form the sentence. Notice that this, Have Your Eyes injections lasting for from 15 to A Poem in Parenthesis. crowded ballroom and there was motto is one continuous line, every ‘ 21 days, from one to three injec The fields are bright with butter no interference. Everybody thought Examined tions being given each day. cups, letter is passed once only, and no they were doing'one of the new path is crossed twicej The question has been asked (The frost is on the pane,) dances. whether or not the treatment is en The Thrush is singing pn the tirely free from danger. The an bough, Largest assortment of Easter swer is no, but the danger is small. (The pipes have burst again.) Eggs and Rabbits, Princess Candy TYPEWRITERS! Further, the danger from rabies is The lilac scents the balmy air, Shop, Selwitz Block.— Adv. ! BO much greater that the danger (My nose is touched I know!) All makes. Sold, rented,! from the treatment may be ignor The grass is strewn with silver exchanged and overhauled. WARNER ed. dew, If all dogs could be prevented (I’m sick and tired of snow.) . Special discount to students, OPTICAL CO. from biting for a period of six AUTO WASHING 42 Asylum Street, months the disease’ would disap The bees are buzzing merrily Spring Lubricating, SERVICE t y p e w r i t e r pear. All ownerless dogs should be (Like Icebergs are my feet.) Hartford. humanely destroyed. Dog owners The brook is babbling to the Greasing, Polishing. EXCHANGE Mail and Phone should be made legally responsible bough, Telephone 821 Orders. for Injuries Infiicted by their dogs. (Turn on some extra heat.) W. E. LUEHGENS At Kemp’s Mnsic Shop All dogs should be properly and These verses do not signify Tel. Charter 3261-2. humanely muzzled and kept muz I’m crazy, only that Telephone 427 691 Main St., So. Manchester A truly great display of Blooming Easter Lilies, Tu lips, Daffodils, Hyacinths, Spiraea, Genestas, Hy s p drangeas and Baby Rambler Roses. Send Her Violets, Park Hill Flower Shop SAGE-ALLEN’S A Leading Florists 985 Main Street Phone 786-2 v; BASEMENT STORE Store open all day Good Friday. H artford
z v s Blast the ^Toafers” frimi YOUR Fana / I t u m p s and boolders are **loafcrs** on th e fann— > S they produce nothing and they also prevent the 201 cultivation of the entire field. They are the caases o£ injuries to 3^ocir te^ns and also farming implcmenta. V?i'j B y thoroughly deanng the acres you now have wader cultivation you. are increasing their value and adding to the production of your farm. ■m 500 New Sprmg Dresses Let us siqqily yon with da Pont dynamite for 3poorne3rt land-deaiing job. The du Pont oval tra^ mark on JUST IN TIME FOR EASTER case and cartridge assures you of the ri^h t (juahty of dynamite to dear 3rour acres quickly and eflkaeotly* Get rid of the *Toefers” NOW by bk^tkig the stafiafNi ' ami boulders whidi have so long taken ^ vsiuahfe smd $ fertSe acreage. See us for your next siqjpiy of dsmar 14.98 mite) caps and fuse. * The most phenomenal collection of beautiful dresses weVe ever offered at this low price! F. T. Blish Hardwcire Co. Hand Drawn Georgette Dresses South Manchestet A marvelous collection— in every wanted color and smart style— ^is featured* Also dresses of georgette-over-prints, flat crepes, and man-tailored Jersey. Sizes for Women and Misses.
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field. flfteentli with 12;4; Walling Society. C. W . !&p8oii;-New Haven, two ehhdren mortd into Waldo F;:' ford, aUteenth with 13>3; Plain- $11,642, Employee^ /Toberchlosls Grant’s tenement last Tuesday. REDCROSS SEALS yille, seventeenth with 12.2, and Relief Assc., George L. Biradley; ’There la to be'an auction for the Fairfield, eighteenth with 12. New Canaan, $663, The >Cmc estate’of the late Donald G. John Hartford, with its total of $13,- League, MlSs Marguerite Suter; The Sunday school board of the son on next Saturday, April 3, wh,en J BRING IN $103,500 333, has led the state for the fifth New London, $1,765, Anti-Tubercu Federated church will hold Its the farming Imi^lements and house consecutive year. New Haven was losis Soc^ty, Prof. F. S. Hitchcock; monthly meeting at the parsonage hold furniture will be sold ft hla second with $11,642, a new high Newtown, $388, Visiting Nurse. this evening at, 8 o’clock. late home. mark for the total in that city. Association, Miss Anna G. Murphy;' Mrs. Michael-Rukus Is confined FOR STATE FUND No. Canaan, $161, Visiting Nurse to her home with an attack of the Bridgeport and Waterltary were Assc., Miss Catherine H. Roraback; grip. ’ SMITH STILL SEEKS Black or Brown the 3rd and 4th highest, rfeportlng North Haven, $400, Public Health Inre broke out at the home of J. ^ STATE HOUSING PLAN.] $8,589, and $5,389, respectively. Assc., Mis. S. P. Taylor; Norwalk! Edward Collins on Wednesday V Retoros Completed— Show Norwich with $4,047, and Meriden $1,465, Norwalk Dispensary Assc., noon when a i^op which was situ Albany, April 1.— In a special with $3,954, showed the highest Miss Mary G. Rider; ‘Norwich, $4,- ated between the Ice house and message to the legislature today,-* per capita sales in the cities. Stam- 047, Red Cross Chapter, John ^ bam, caught fire, and burned down. Gov. Smith suggests a conference State Beats Record by fcrd with $3,239, established a new Cunningham; Old.Saybrook, $1IW, In this shop were Mr. Collins' farm of the Republican and Democratic Now high level for that city, while Bris Parent-Teachers Assc., Mrs. F. S. ing tools whtfih were all destroyed. legislative- leaders to draft a com • ^ tol with $2,108, led the cities in Chapman; Old Lyme, $252, Red Mr. and Mrs. Asher Collins and promise housing bill. 15,000 — Maochester largest increase in per capita sales. Cross Chapter, Miss Sarah S. Lane; children returned Wednesday after The Republican leaders have rsh- The following Is a summary of Plainfield, $395, Moosup District spending nearly a week with Mrs. Jected the governor’s housing pro Giyes $1,105. the amounts raised by the various Nurse Assc., Miss Freda Eyers; Collins’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal posal and have Introduced a meas towns, together with the *names of Plainville, $589, Mrh. Charles H. ter J. Barnes- of Colerain, Mass. ure of their own. Under the gover the local units of the Commission: Curtis; Plymouth, $191, Terryvllle Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Geer who nor’s plan th^re would have been 7/* Ansonla-Derby, $1,585, District Red Cross, Mrs. R. A. Metcalf; have been -spending the winter at created a state housing bank,>la Hartford, April 1.- -Practically Nurse Assc. of Ansonia, Derby and Putnam, $289, Red Cross Chapter,. Daytona Beach, Florida, are expect state housing board and limited complete returns from the Christ Shelton, Miss Edith De F. Sperry; Geo. W. Baker; Seymour, $473, ed home very soon. They are dividend corporations with power mas Seal sale received at the oflBce Beason Falls, $263, Anti-tubercu Public Health Assc., Miss Esther N. coming by automobile. to condemn whole blocks ■ of tene ' of the State Tuberculosis Commis losis Committee of the Beacon Falls Roberts: Slmfebury, $496, Visiting The Federated Workers met this ment houses and erect new low- Pair sion have established the total fdr Rubber Shoe Co., Miss Cora L. Nurse Assc., Mrs. Chester D. afternoon at the home of Mrs. Er priced homes. ( Connecticut as more than $103,- Bronson: Branford, $509, Visiting Thompson: Somers, $110, Visiting win Furrey with Mrs. Earl Hayes 500, an Increase of nearly $5,000 Nurse Assc. Mrs. Rudolph Bailey; Nurse Assc., Mrs. R. Leland Keeney, as assistant hosteSs. It is to be in Easter Greeting Cards or Bookr over the previous year. The annual Bethel, $150, The Woman’s Com Southington, $546, Public Health the form of an April fool party. lets at Edward J. Murphy’s Phar Christmas appeal for contributions munity Club, Miss Anna L. Smith; Assc., Miss .Minna S. ^ Reising; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mudgett and macy, Depot Square.— adv* RICE ©“HUTCHINS from the people of the state, pro Bozrah, $65, Mrs. F. E. Palmer; Sprague, $343, Public Health Nurse vides the funds for educational and Bridgeport, $8,589, Visiting Nurse Assc., Lawrence G. Drescher; Staf preventive work and enables the 75 Assc., Mrs. Elmer H. Havens; Bris ford, $317, Red Cross Chapter, Mrs. miilllillllllllllllllllillllilllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllilllllllllllliilllllllHiKHA kcal units of the State Tuberculo- tol $2,108; The Employtas Health W. B. Bean; Stamford, $3,239; ( sis Commission to carry on their Protective League, Harry J. Mc- Visiting Nurse Assc., Mrs. Edmund valuable anti-tuberculosis pro Kinstry. Broad Brook, $694, Visit V. Smith: Stratford, $808, Red grams. Such programs consist of dl- ing Nurse Assc., Howard A. Middle- _ Cross Chapter, Mrs. Lillian Beers; I C om e in amd see our new | u« ^AT. er»' rtcting tuberculosis nursing, hold- ton: Collinsville, $394, Public Suflleld, $523. Emergency Aid Assc., , Ing tree tuberculosis clinics for Health Nursing Board, Mrs. Nellie Miss Alena F. Owen; Thomast'on, * adults and children, and making H. Carleton: Cheshire, $326, Pub $253, visiting Nurse Assc., Mrs. other efforts to locate early cases of lic Health Nurse Assc., Miss Nettle Robert Hazen; Torrlngton, $1,429, tuberculosis in the cities and towns C. Smith: Danbury $1,226, Visiting Moria Seymour Brooker Memorial, ’ p order that they may be placed Nurse Assc., Mrs. J. C. McLachlan; Miss Harriet A. Parker; Vemon, I Markel Line of Children’s Educator under proper treatment while the Darien, $727, Public Health Nurse $555, Rockville Visiting Nurse disease Is in the curable stage. Assc., Mrs. Aubrey Quackenbush; Assc., Mrs. Joseph Tracey; Wall The exact sum reported to the East Haven, $304, Visiting Nurse ingford. $1,545, Tuberculosis Relief Commission to date is $103,520, Assc., Mrs. Anna Franklin; Essex, Assc., James McKenna; Warehouse Pumps and It is probable that an additional $405, Public Health Assc., Mrs. Point, $250. Visiting Nurse Assc., [ Electric Fixtures two hundred dollars may be added Frederick Bradeen; Fairfield, $1,- Leanord A. Grotta; Waterbury, $5,- Patent Leather, $4.00 Value. with the receipts of flnal reports | 748, Visiting Nurse Assc., Mrs. 389, Anti-Tuberculosis League, 1 from two local units. Henry S. Glover; Glastonbury, Eugene Kerner; Waterford, $161, All the fixtures in this new line are finished in attract I Four new units were added dur- $367, Visiting Nurse Assc., Mrs. Red Cross Chapter; Mrs. Jennie W. ' ing the past year. Old Lyme, rais- James S. Williams; Griswold, $187, Jacques: Watertown, $778, Red tive dull gold and dull silver. Now $2.95 Pair I ing $252, Westport, $563, Somers, Dorcas Circle of the King’s Ilaugh- Cross Chapter, Mrs. Walter Berry; As an example of the vaJues offered in this line you ' $110, and Broad Brook, $194. ters. Miss M. Adelaide Burdick; West Haven, $1,512, The Mother’s can get a , , North Haven for the third time Greenwich, $2,035, Welfare Com Club, Mrs. E. W. Gulliver; West- Brown and Smoked Elk Sandals. Now $1.00 Pair ! led the state in highest per capita mittee of the Woman’s Club, Mrs. port, $563, Woman’s Town Im I sales, having reported a total of 21 Russell T. Bailey; Groton, $241. provement Assc., Mrs. Wm. Keppel; 5 LIGHT CANDLE, HANGING i seals per inhabitant of that town, The Entre Nous Club, Miss Mary Wethersfield, $107, Red Cross FIXTURE, FOR ...... $ 1 5 .0 0 j Mrs. S. P. Taylor was the chairman Cone; Guilford, $359, Public Chapter, Mrs. F. G. Carpenter; I ; of the committee which directed Health Nurse Assc., Mrs. George H. West Hartford, $2,263, Village Im Boys’ Sneaks , the campaign. Parmelee: Hartford, $13,333, Hart provement, Soc., Clarence Root, Big reduction on Fixtures used for display purposes West Hartford again stood sec- ford Tuberculosis Society, Miss Wlllimantic, $842, Visiting Nurse in our store. Absolutely 0. K., but being sold at hat® ' ond In per capita sales, with 20, the Elsie F. Packer; Hamden, $1,086, Assc., Mrs. John A. Reilly, Windsor price. 98c and $1.45 a Pair. j campaign being directed by Public Health Assc., Mrs. George H. $677, Red Cross Chapter, Rev. ' Clarence R. Root. Darien showed Joslln: Killlngly, $412, The Civic Roscoe Nelson; Windsor Locks, the largest Increase in sales by Federation of Danielson, Mrs. $222, Public Health Assc., Mrs. Nel Seeds — Garden Tools. ______HI-KICKS. Now ...... $1.95 a Pair doubling its previous high record James M. Paine; Litchfield, $427, son G. Pease; Wlnsted, $489, Visit ®and attaining the third highest per Red Cross Chapter, Rev. William J. ing Nurse Asso., Miss Bertha E. Poultry Wire and Supplies. other Good Buys inMwi’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes During Our .GOING. capita. Mrs. Aubrey Quackenbush Brewster: Middletown, $2,382,.Dis Crofs. / j Paints. was the chairman of the Darien trict Nurse Assc., Miss Caroline K. OUT OF BUSINESS SALE. committee which broke all previous Hubbard; Madison, $215, Public POLISH TROOPS KILL 7 records. Health Nurse Assc., Miss Mildred JOBLESS IN DOLE RIOT Westinghouse Mazda Lamps. Other high per capita sales were: Nettleton; Manchester, $1,105, The New Canaan, fourth with 16.8; Old Educational Club, Miss Elizabeth Warsaw, April 1.— Polish troops : Lyme, fifth with 16.4; Collinsville, M. Bennet; Meriden, $3,954, Public killed seven persons and wounded Community Shoe Store sixth with 15.8; Simsbury, seventh Health and Visiting Nurse Assc., many others today when they fired with 15.4; Newfown, eight with Frank T. Southwick; Milford, $464, into a rioting mob of unemployed Gull & Gustafson. 14.6; Beacon Falls, ninth with Visiting Nurse Assc., Mrs. Helene men and women who were de 997 MAIN STREET SOUTH MANCHESTER 14.3; Essex, tenth with 14.1; i Y. Putney: Monteville, $71, Visit manding payment of unemploy I Johnson’s Electric & Hardware FOR SALE—Shelving and Seats and C^h Register. Sprague, eleventh with 13.8; Nor ing Nhrse Assc., Mrs. Ralph H. Mel- ment doles. 'The town hall was wich, twelfth with 13.3: Guilford, cer; Naugatuck, $986, Red Cross partly demolished by the rioters. I 37 Oak Street South ManchesteijS | Just North of^ost OflSce. thirteenth with 13.1; Warehouse Chapter, H. E. Chittenden; New The riot was said to have been in Point, fourteenth with 12.6; Suf- Britain, $2,775, Tuberculosis Relief cited by Communists. ifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirdiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuiin Seeds cuid Garden Tools GARDEN BARROWS SHEEP MANURE
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Insist -.’i ■ r . i l 80rl;» K t» r 'iU ot justice In the Chapman ease. Its people are not goinc tO be hurt ■c S t i r n i n g An application lor a new trial, with . by the puncturing, 6{; the 4 ; - , - ■ ' ■ y...... 1 \; ■1 -A- ■ v-.fs.,-,--.. 7,,,. ^ .:■> 4 ■Wa ...... WkM M ANC^STEfevE^toG HERAL6, i ,'l 9 2 6 . Silent prayer and meditation Test drilling for foundations, water RBPAm WORK OUARANTCEO systems, pumping machinery, .blast The discriminating woman will find an enchanting as Price^d $5.00 and Upwards ISR'^ NORTON , ^ • • hole drilling. I | | C LK TfQ CAL IN9TRUMBNT C a sortment to satisfy her needs, in our new collection of P. O. Highland Park, Conn. Spring modes. ^ JARDVT. RHOrtf&l j , / Phouea 1875-S or 1160-2. I A MBAR M A M C H U m i m O O H T CTATIOM V • « FROCKS of silk, softly pleated or flared, have the new puffed sleeves, and come in all of, the new shapes and navy and black.^ There are also many smart printed silks, gay with flowered motifs. Don’t Forget the Little Man COATS are in some cases quite tailored and in others embroidered and fur trimmed. Both types are correct Middlesex Hospital. For the young man who dons his first ’’Longies” this Spring, there’s ho suit more pop and exceedingly smart. ular than that which has long trousers and knickers. ^ NEW HATS FOR l^ASTER W e carry a large variety of them in different colors and prices. Training School In Dressy and Tailored Modes. , Students now enrolling for September Class. She Months* AfBliatiim with YALE SCHOOL OF NURSING For information, address Supt. of Nurses, • C E. HOUSE & SON, INC Middlesex Hospital, Middletown, Conn. I. ' V N DEFEATS ST. MARY’ S 3 8 TO 23, Aunt Epiue Hogsr, the Fattest Woman in Three Counties HcGRAW IS AFTER COO! BASKETBALL SEASON CONCLUDED TO PITCH FOR THE G IA IfiS Fonsur Wiffioiaiidc Hurler C. B. A. A. Takes Enormous OFFICIAL StMMARY HGHTERS PROM^E Cheney Brothers (88) May Be j^ ...... ■ ■ J •* \ MANCl^^TER EVENING HERAL D, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1926. PAGE ELEVEIi Instituting annulment proceedings of this marriage. Pretty Big Chip of Old Block ^ May G«l $3,000,000 BEISY SCHUYLER TAKES PEEK May Reveal Long Hidden Romance “ Since my separation from Mr. Muller, I have been touring the United States by automobile. On Mystery Grl’s 21st Birthday Miss Astor would not divulge the B.#- AT THE BOARDWALK PARADE actual source that was to clear up her identity mystery, other than to say the facts would be revealed Strange Life of “Miss Astor'^ to be Solved in upon the opening of certain docu June AVhen on Reaching Majority She is to In ments on her majority birthday. She would not comment upon re herit Immense Wealth and Learn Secret of ports that these documents were in the custody of a committee com ivV' Identity—Believes Mother Was French Actress. posed of J. J. Ready, Jr., Chi'eago m i h'.nker; John P. Morgan, New Denver— Being a “ poor little “ My father I remember only York banker, and "Vice-Presidfent rich girl” has its advantages, but vaguely, my only clear recollection Charles W. Dawes. living in the lap of luxury is-hard being that he aiv/ays wore an army Neither would the “ pretty poor r/ ly sufficient compensation for a officer’s uniform. r'.Mo rich girl” confirm reports lost identity and the lack of that “ Since* early childhood I have that the sum of'$3,000,000 and ti individual freedom desired by all '’ known thdt my lawful name w-as tle to lands in the State of Illinois and in South America would be young girls. Astor,' bu’'. the full signiiicance of This was the wistful explanation this f.icr will not be known until turned over to l^er at the same here by Mrs. Edith Muller, known eer'ain documents are opened on time the birth secret is released. as Edith Mildred Astor, of her my twenty-fiii-t birthday L yearning for the arrival of her “ Life has given mo iu.':uTy;^i-av- twenty-first birthday— June 27— cl in nearly every country on the SAILORS’ BEL.ITIVES next— when the mystery of her globe; education in the finest pri SUE E. M. ^TATLER identity will be solved. vate schools, and a musical train “ I am just living for one day,” ing that includes the violin and New York, Aptil 1— Four dam she said— “ that is the twenty-sev harp,” Miss Astor continued, “ but age suits, aggregating ?700,000, enth of June. Then I wjll be 21 I am dissatisfied because I am not were filed today against E. M. Stat- years old: I will know the truth of free. With the mystery of my ler, millionaire, head of a chain of my identity: I will be free of mys identity hanging over nie I can’t hotels throughout the country, by tery— free to live my own life.” seem to be like other girls although relatives of four members of the The story of Miss Astor’s life, I have everything tnat n.oney can crew of his' houseboat the “ Mira- buy.” as partially revealed by herself, mor,” who are alleged to have lost and partly authenticated by letters Social Position their liv'es when the vessel sank Miss Astor Said that when her from J. J. Rea'dy, Jr., vice-presi in the Atlantic ocean last Novem dent of the Irving State Savings mother' died she was taken to New York by a Mr. and Mrs. D. de Drex- ber. Bank of Chicago, has the flavor of The entire crew of eleven men a romantic novel, and the solving el. In New York, she said, she was placed in the care of klr. and were said to have been drowned of her identity may bring to light when the houseboat, alleged to a clandestine allian 'Papa Lew” Fields Fades Out Of Stage SAVE money Picture In Favor Of His Son Herb f furniture 'New York, April 1. — Lew best skits of the winter show. “ The Spy” and “ Moving In” are as orig Fields— yes, the Lew Fields of We inal and amusing numbers as will probably never ber and Fields— bows modestly out be found in any New York revue. ’ 1 of the picture and presents to the And there’s dimpled Irene Delroy and Bailey and Barnum as particu stage world his little boy Herb. lar features. Herbert Fields is the author of “ Rainbow Rose” is a musical version of Zelda Sears’ ' “ Luck one of the throe musical shows Break,” which did not succeed as I'B a g a in / which, opening within a single afcomedy production, but may now bo saved by a few music hits, not / a week, give further proof that the least of vVhich is, “ When the spring is just around the corner Hurdy Gurdy Plays.” and that producers are getting THE DRAMA. ready for. the summer trade. As for the drama of the week “ Papa Lew,” who »has been particular interest centered in the gradually fading from the active opening of the very attractive lit stage, personally supervised and tle Mayflower Theater with “ Juno directed his son’s show, which and the Paycock,” the tale of a simple Irishman whose life Is In made Its bow under the title of terrupted by the Intrusion of Erin’s ..... “ The Girl Friend,” with Eva Puck pollitcal scrable. The author, Sean /•.V-V •v.‘LXV';{ and Sam White; The spirit of the O'Casey, was a janitor or plumber famed old comedian stalks the or something like that four years 8 d a y ^ stage throughout the performance. ago and in Dublin and way points It’s one of the good music shows. his production was a young' riot. Spring Follies. American audiences are not likely The Greenwich Village Follies to get as excited about political m o r e blossoms out in new spring clothes, questions that are more or less holding over three or four of the vague to them. Tale of Crookdom dam^e “ Hush Money,” by A1 Jackson — ho chemical dama^ and Mann Page, comes fresh from ?r Bros*. the police blotter, via the head lines of police reporters. There is a jewel robbery, reminiscent of the late Woolworth necklace mystery. ^5‘®‘'^FUiS iTURE There Is even the private detective who returns tliem for the reward. It Is somewhat better written than most crook dramas and, being tak .JX& en partially from life. Is more orig inal. Ibsen revivals go merrily on. -The Actors’ Theater is giving "Ghosts” and this production— an 4 unusually flno - one— just about runs the Ibsen cycle. Lucille Wat son as Mrs. Alvlng and Jose Ru - 1 ben’s Oswold prove that "Ghosts” can still walk with dignity and 1; beauty. Over on the East Side where the Neighborhood Playhouse has made “The DyObuk” the outstanding ar tistic attraction of the year, these erudite young folk have turned, to the East and, from the Burmese, the Chinese and Russia have riu JlllU MORGAN&MARKET% constructed a program of rare and ■'1 exotic flavor. A Burmese “ pwe,” a ic fete from ancient tradition, Is a theatrical adventure which must be Estelle Winwood, cast in the lead applauded, if for no other reason ing role of “ The CSiief Thing,” the that it affords American audi ences an .opportunity of watching Irene Delroy, dimpled Ingetme of ; Theater .GvHd’s next prodnetioo. what happens. Nothing more color the spring edition “Green- T • y t' r*"* ■ ful li to be seen in a31 f ^ ^ 5 . ' i ' - PASETWELTB MAKGHBSTBR EVENINO HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 1,1926. LATEST FASHION HINTS BY FOREMOST FEATURE ARTICLES AUTHORITIES ABOUT INTERESTING THE HOME PAGE WOMEN him what a fool he bad been—that he had learned a great lesson. He sold be was convinced that his un> ^ 'E a r o & s v reasonin', anger had lost bis son to him fprever. *Everybody’8 against SEICWSrOB me,' he says, ‘an’ 1 don’t blame thein. This And That In I’m goln’ away where nobody knows 7“ “ c o p y r i g h t 1926 BY WEA SERVICE. INC.^ me. I’m not fit to bear the name BEGIN HERE TODAY of Rand any more.’ HEINRY RAND, 65, a business "You see, remorse finally got him. Feminine Lore man. Is found murdered in a As soon as be had sold bis business cheap hotei in Grafton. Police he left town. But flrist he went find a woman’s handkerchief around to call on old Angelo Real. and the stub of a yellow theater “ •I’m sorry,’ he says to Angelo, Season to Taste! ticket. ‘for what .1 said to you. I hoi>e Princess Chavy, female off-sprlng JANET RAND, his daughter, you’ll forgive me.’ c- the chief of a tribe of head Adults enjoy Easter almost as^the bones. Place the onion, par- breaks her engagement with “So Angelo shook hands with hUn. hunters, arrived in San Francisco a much as the children, especially if sley and seasoning in a salad bowL ' BARRY COLVIN'because of the Thaddeus Rand left town that night day or so back, and much disturb a special Easter breakfast is plan Stir in the oil and vinegar and mix “disgrace.” JIMMY RANI), his an’. Just like your father, he dropped ed the natiyes with her phiz tattoo ned and the table appropriately well. Cut the eggs and potata in son, goes to Clereland, where completely out of sight, as far as ed in futuristic design. Not much decorated. A novel centerpiece is to small dice. Mix lightly with the theater is. The stub is traced the folks In Durbin were concerned.” removed from the savages, are we, a nest of colored eggs and pussy the sliced beets and capers. to THOMAS FOGARTY, a polit "And that’s all?” Jimmy’s face when it comes to reactions about willows. Dyes for eggs come in all leal boss, who says he gave it to was still very white. things we don’t understand? , shades and colors nowadays, mak Easter is an occasion th at. de ing it easier to have a collection OLGA MAYNARD, a cabaret •‘That’s all, lad. Nobody ever Ancient peoples evolved their mands a new coat for the little singer. myths about angry gods and god of beautiful colors that when we girl as well as the big one. There heard a word from either one of hud to depend on logwood, onion Jimmy meets and fails in love them. Your father was proud, too.” desses to explain thunder and light Unique decorations for milady’s are lovely little twill and even taf with MARY LOWELL. Later ning. We just laugh at the unusual, skins beet juice or bits of colored feta coats with the smart side "Yes, he was . . . poor dad.” Jim dimpled knee, these. The Paris calico. he encounters Olga. She faints my stood up. "And Marie Real? quite cochy about ourselves, and in flare, many of them trimmed with at bearing police want her for What became of her?” turn laugh at the amazement of the studio of Lazarski designed them. the new quilted stitching on their murder. Mary, out with SAM ‘savages” over our “funny clothes For the breakfast menu fruit is collars and cuffs. UEL CHURCH, a wealthy law "Oh, Marie. You see, old Angelo and manners,” which, as anyone an essential, either oranges, grape yer, sees ,Rmmy lift Olga into a had ambitions for her to become an knows, are quite normal and all fruit or marmalade. Grapefruit taxi and misunderstands. opera singer. He spent money on right! should be sweetened and garnish It’s lots easier to order bur hot her voice, an’ she did have a pretty Olga tells police the stub ed -with cherries or mint. Waffles, Cross buns for Good Friday or the good one. She graduated from high HEROWN hot muffins, buttered toast, ham or Easter breakfast but for those who A wedding collar Is proposed by might have come into possession school an’ then she went- away to of a man who “ picked her np” bacon and eggs complete the meal. like to make their Own the follow take vocal lessons somewhere. I continental jewelers instead of the two nights before the murder wedding ring. It would be a tight ing quick and long process methods think she did go on the stage, or be I Jimmy receives my.sterious warn neckband of gold. More gold than The children may have a milli are said to be equally good: Ings to leave Cleveland and come a concert singer or something. in rings, you see! And again does • ^ A Y ‘ nery display of Easter hats on egg One cup of milk, 1 yeast cake, later is attacked by two men but NobodY got to know very much models. Remo've the contents of 1-4 cup lukewarm water, 1-2 cup about It, because Angelo moved away grasping commercialism holler <^G IR L «f30m Y escapes. ‘Buy!’ even to the tune of discard the egg by making a small hole in sugar, 3 cups flour 1 teaspoon shortly after she graduated from each end and blowing out the In salt, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, 1-4 cup With Jimmy and Mary es high school.” ing time-honored wedding rings. THE VERDICT tranged, Church gets Mary’s side. Paint a face on the shell butter, 1-2 cup currants. promise to marry him. Jimmy Jimmy glanced at his watch. Woman is the creator of human “ Although she knew perfectly and cover the top with an Easter Scald milk and cool to lukewarm accuses her of marrying for “ Good Lord, 1 didn’t know It was beings, man the creator of ideas. So well that it was I who was singing, hat made from crepe paper. The temperature. Add yeast cake dis money. so late. It’s after eleven. We’ve says one Willa Muir in her book Lola Lawrence said in a most an bottom of the egg can be glued to a solved In lukewarm water, sugar been talking here for three hours. Jimmy and Olga, out one In his outstretched hand Barry Colvin held a ring. called ‘‘Woman— An Enquiry,” thus, noyed voice: square of colored cardboard and a and one cup of flour. Let rise in a night, see a man they both recog I’m sorry, keeping you like this.” disposing of all this modern woman “ ‘I thought, Madame Seria, that collar of crepe paper put around warm place until double In bulk. nizo—she as the man who got were after.’ an’ turns to Harry. ‘You “ My brother had to pick Harry “ Why? You know I ’m a night discussion as to her true place in you old not allow your girls to talk the neck. The temperature for this rising owl anyway.” the stub, he as one of his assail come home with me.’ he says. up. He had fainted. An’ for several the sun. loudly or sing about your establish should be between 70 and 80 de ants. The man escapes. They “ Neither of ’em—Thaddeus or An days after that he couldn’t walk “ Well, thank you. You’ve told ment. I think it is decidedly com Mrs. Laura Bill is housekeeper grees F. It will take about one identify him by his police picture gelo—understood. The kids hadn't The blow that had knocked him to me more about, my father than 1 Rural homes for city children if mon.’ to King^Georve and Queen Mary of hour. Mix and sift remaining {lour, as IKE JENSEN. done anything wrong. They were the floor was a crack on the knee knew myself. I think 1 can under we would have a good citizens, is “ ‘Oh, Miss Lawrence!” I ex- England at Buckingham Palace. cinnamon and salt and work butter just nuts about each other, so they that was terrible. It was enough stand why he was always silent the slogan of a certain child adop- i claimed, ‘I sincerely beg your par- Before here elevation to this posi into this with tips of fingers. Add Church, motoring with Mary, to cripple him for life.” runs over a dog. His heartless- made up their minds to defy their about his boyhood days. . . . The tion , league.------And A_j in A,..the same------don, I will not open my mouth tion “ Lalla” as she was first cal to the light sponge with the cur rants and kno-'-’ into a soft dough. hms kindles hatred in her and parents an’ get married They "1 know,” said Jimmy. “ My recollection of them must have been breath, city social workers deplore again, you may be sure. You see I led by the Prince of Wales, was Pinch off small piece- of the dough she breaks their engagement. couldn’t, an’ that’s all there wa.= father’s left leg was stiff. He limped bitter.” the vice engendered out in the great was so happy that I was modeling nurse to the royal children for to It.' when he walked. But he never did Jimmy stuck out his hand. “ Good open spaces where Satan finds work for your clothes and that you seem more than thirty years. a-nd shape into balls. Mark the top LIEUTENANT O'DAV. a po tell us how he got It.” I of each in a warm place until very lice fnend of Jimmy’s, invites "Hut all Angelo could think of wae night, lieutenant. You’ve been verv for idle hands to do, and where lack ed pleased with them that I expect that his daughter had run away ■’Well, It must have been that kind.” of supervision fosters mischief. An I sang for pure joy.’ The linen rug which Is moder ' k’sht and hake in a hot oven for the latter to his house. There he 2 0 minutes. Brush "with syrup with this boy an they d been gon*- awful beatin My brother took him "Good night, lad.” old question this— which is best en “ ‘Of course, Mamie, you said ate in price and long wearing is tells him that he knew Henrv very popular and often chosen In when done. Rand as a boy. In the town of for a day an' a half So In his Ig iiome to our house, where we had the Jimmy stepped , out of O’Day’s vironment, city or country? just the right thing,’ said Madame norant way he thought the only wa.v' the first home furnishing. Then Durbin. New York. Henry Rand doctor for him. He was with us house and Into a cold, wind-driven Seria to me later.’ to save his daughter from bein' the when finances permit the linen tie said, had had a boyhood love for fqur da vs, with never a word rain He had only a short time to Style! “ ‘But, Madame, I meant It hon laughin' stock of the tow’n was for rugs may be moved to the sun Hot Cross Buns. Slow Process affair which resiilfed In his from his father. Then he left town wait for a street car. which carried New York says long skirts. estly. I sang because I was so hap her to marry Hurry Rand. norch or breakfast room or even a One and one-half cups milk, 1-2 with a girl named after thankin' my mother, an' not e him to a stop Just two blocks from Paree says short skirts. Paris says py. It Is so sweet of you to take so “ An’ Thaddeus—he thought It wa bedro"m if the color is suitable. cup sugar, 6 tablespoons butter, 1 m a r i e r e a l . one of us ever saw him again ” his rooming house. more— to wit: just what does New much interest in me and you don’t teaspoon salt, 1-2 yeast cake dis Just a scheme of old Angelos to O'Day sighed heavily. “ It was a York think it Is, anyway, trying know how I will work and do any NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY marry Into the Rand family. Thai Twice on the walk home from the solved in 4 tablespoons lukewarm rotten shame.” he growled. “ Hut to establish Style? That’s our job! thing you want me to do if I can Perhaps some of you have eaten was proud old Thaddeus all over car he stopped nervously and looked water, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, 1 egg CHAPTER XXXIII nobody could blame Harry, fhe lad One house In Paree shows certain only take lessons under Tortentio.’ the delicious German dishes pre- “ He marches Harry home to the back. He could have sworn that he 1-2 cup currants, flour. had spirit. He couldn’t go back intelligence when it says— ‘‘we do “ ‘Well, child, It’s all on the knees o-'red from everyday foods, such 66'Y7“ES." repeated O’Day, “there drug store, still silent an' white had heard someone following him. as the hot German potato salad, Scald milk and add butter, salt, after what Thaddeus had said. The not dress women en mass, but sing of the gods from now on. Be a good sugar and clnnhmon. "When luke A was hell to pay when Harry faced. When he gets him there he He had the same sensation of being herring salat, or salad, and would goes over an' picks up a shlnn\ old man simply didn't understand watched that he had experienced the ly. We advise shorter or longer girl and be patient. We will just warm add dissolved yeast cake and him.” like to try making them your and Marie came back.” He stick —he used to sell ’em—an' he night he was attacked on the very robe, according to woman’s figure.” have to wait until we find out what 2 1-2 cues flour. Beat well and add Atta boy! is going to happen.’ selves. The two recipes following fell silent, chewing on the end of his says to Harry, ’1 told you not to “ And Angelo Real? What did he corner he was now passing. were brought over by a lady tour- egg well beaten. Mix thoroughly, cigar. do?” “ I Couldn’t wait, however. I per have anything more to do with He listened, but all he heard was ’’ng Germany. ■ Both would be ap and add currants and flour to this girl.’ Beauty! suaded Madame Seria to lend me knead, from 1-2 to 1 cup more. Go on. ’ Jimmy had turned quite "Oh, Angelo was all right. He the howling of the wind. The propriate for the Sunday evening "Harry doesn’t say a word. He had one of these hot tempers that “ The barbaric bob” comes from thirty dollars— I had by this time Cover and let rise in a moderately pale. He lit another clgaret and thought of the anonymous warn Paris to give a solar-plexus whack been going without my lunches and "uooer, or any other night for that lust stands there. Then Thaddeu.= Hared up quick an' died down Just ings he had received again flashed matter. warm place over night. 1% the puffed at it nervously. says. What happened' to the shingle. The owner of a bar- walking instead of riding on the morning shape in small balls and as sudden. He forgave Marie right through his mind. There was the street car, saved my entire ten dol- " ‘Nothin says Harry. away. He even went around to tell barlc-jjohbed pate looks like the Potato Salad with a sharp kn’ fe cut a d^ep cross “ The whole town was up in ihe last one. especially, that had threat famous Fuzzy-Wuzzy. Hair parted Dir wage for two weeks and I went " ‘You’re lyin', says Thaddeus Thaddeus tnat he didn’t mean what 8 or 9 potatoes on the top of each. Place In a peq,/ air," resumed O Day. ” i can still ened his life unless he left town on right side, raised from the ears to Tortentio. Whai happened?’ he had said about the kids marryln within three days. . . . 1 teaspoonful ' finely chopped about an inch anart and let rise see them now. the way everybod.v “ ’Nothin . says Harry, an' my by two combs, draped back of ears “ ‘So you think you can sing, do a warm place for 30 minutes, ta-a-; Thaddeus didn’t speak to him.” But as he mounted the steps of parsley brother who saw It all from a cor with long fuzzy locks hanging be you, y-oung woman?’ he asked pert buzzed about the affair and hune And ray grandfather—what be the porch he put It all down to his 1-2 teaspoonful finely chopped 2 5 minutes in a hot oven. B- ner of the drug store where he was low. ly as he took my three hundred dol around to see what had happened came of him?” chives over with a syrup made hv bo-'M'-’ - nidin’. say.s he looked the old man Imagination. He went up the stairs SI I lars In bills. ‘What can you sing? 1-4 cun sugar and 2 tablesnoons They were mighty curious to know "VVell. now comes the strange part to his room A light was burning; Mind, I don’t want jazz.’ 1-2 teaspoonful finely chopped right In the eye. Real proud, you of the story. I think at last he The Book onion milk together fo- one minute. whether the kids had got married understand. he could see It shining from the “ Again I sang Tosti’s Good-bye, came to realize what he had done Why do women marry the men 1-2 cup of hot stock MARY TAYLOR. Well, Thaddeus'stood there for a crack under the door, and he thought Whether they had or hadn't, it was an’ he was sorry for it. although It strange they do, and why do men marry this time, however, accompanied on while, firin’ questions at your father 2 tablespoonfuls salad dressing something to talk about." he’d never admit It to a soul. the women they do? An oft-heard the piano In the most splendid fash an' then he accused him of bein’ a He opened the door. There, sit ion, 1 tablespoonful cider vinegar "The whole town turned against question. Salt and pepper to taste. "And had they?” dl-sgrace to (he name of Rand He ting very comfortably In the easiest Mary Glenn In Sarah Mil’in’s book “ I was nervous, hungry and tired. him. You see everybody was In sym chair, his legs draped over the arm, Slices pickled beets or cucum Beaded Gloves “ Of course not. They had tried to went crazy mad, because Harry by that name, married her man be I did not'sing as well as I had for wouldn’t say he was sorry or any pathy with the son. He hung around was Barry Colvin. bers for garnish. Mario could lie about her age an his store, pale an' silent. Every cause she had always been unim Madame Seria, but when I had fin Boil potatoes in their skins, peel, thing, an’ he swung that shinny Jimmy started, then he recognized portant person in her little com ished, Tortentio said: get away with it, but Harry Rand stick he was hnidin’ an gave Hnrr\ body knew he W'as waitin’ for Harry him. “ Barry you gave me a fright.” and slice thinly. Place in layers to come hack, or maybe for a letter munity whereas “ he had met peo “ ‘You have a voice. I think I in a salad bowl, sprinkling each looked too much like the kid he was tne most unmerciful heatin' a boy Barry laughed. “ Your nerves are ple she never met and had a way of could make something of it. I’ll take ever had from him. But none ever came to getting baa. Jim. I ’ve been here all layer with parsley, onion chives, “ They held the kids for a while the postofflee. The postmaster had speaking and behaving so differ you if you promise to do exactly as salt and pepper. Mix the oil and "Harry Just'-stood there lookln at evening. Had a heck of a time per ent.” Perhaps as good a reason as I tell you. If you work hard, I think at the town lockup, waitin’ for their him. He didn t say a word, an he hl. ' 'Knitting mill ^*macWhes'“ 'start British medical'anthoritles are ' Because an effectlre fibisQn Returns to Parsons’ with the top ot the stocking, knit worried by the persistent Increase wlreworma is expensive U t a ‘‘Jim” Tbomas, Possible Next Premier, the ribbed portion, change to the of Bleeping sickness among school ed over a field, a scientist proi. body, theij to the foot. children, and by its serious after gath ^n g the pesta' to a ban^ The per cent of attendance at effects, particularly on conduct and of their favorite foods and the Lord school. Miss Frances S. character. adding the costly polBon. Now Becoming Outstanding Figure Katzman teacher, was 69.21 for 'the month of March. There were no cases of perfect attendance. The measles epidemic caused the low EyeSight Testng Famous Labor Leader’s Services Sought On All attendance. Expert P b n b i^ EYE TESTWG Miss Clarissa Lord spent a day GLASSES FITTED Manner of Political and Industrial Problems or two this week at the home of by the latest seientiile —Equally at Home With Social Set or Hob her cousin. Miss Esther Lord, in H eating and Tinning ods. • \ South Manchester. GLASSES nlTE D nobbing With Railroad Workers. Radio listeners were Interested -Walter Oliver Jobbing a Specialty in hearing an address by the Right Optometrist. By F. A. WRAY, sent them in a box to Asquith, then Rev. Irving Peake Johnson, bishop of Colorado, from Trinity church, I. N. S. Staff CJoiTespondeiit. Premier, and 'heartbroken at his 915 Main St. So. Mmichester. son’s loss, with just the words: New York, on Tuesday, in the Len H .L W is M "From Raymond's grave.” ten service given' there. The Rev. Hours: 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. Mr. Johnson was, at one time, a John J. Flavell Optometrist. London.— J. H. Thomas, the pos It is Incidents like this that make Telephone 39-3. sible next Prime Minister of Brit “ Jim” Thomas one of the bestr resident here and was brother of PHONE Sll-5 House & Hale Bufl^ag ain, Is rapidly becoming the out liked men in England, as popular the Rev. Edward Johnson, a form among opponents as colleagues, e r rector here. standing figure In the national life 3 of his country. and when he becomes Premier Miss Etta Rathbun who has been when the next Labor government ill for the last week is reported im Whether it Is a question of poli proving. tics, industry, commerce, empire arrives, no man will start office building, sport or philanthropy, with more affectionate regard. Pupils attending Windham High 'Jim’ Thomas is always to the fore school from here are having a va and his presence and services are cation this week. always sought. He can talk as one Mrs. Elizabeth Cummings, teach workman to another with his form er in Columbia is spending her va PRIZE WRECK FISH cation at her home here. Kamber’s Outstanding er "mates,” he is still supreme as' railroadmen’s leader, and he hob Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hildlng nobs on equal terms with royal IN HUB AQUARIUM of New York City spent the weelf- princes and dukes. "Jim” will take end at their country home here re his lunch on an engine-plate with turning to the city Sunday after a driver and the same night he will noon. ^ be equally happy dining with the Boston— A wreck fish, which, ac Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ward and Better Values fo r Spring most exclusive social set— and cording to Acting Director William daughter of Hartford, spent the probably make the best speech of J. O’Brien, is as fine a w'reck fish week-end at the home 6f Mrs. Scene from "The Student Prince” which returns to Parsons’ Theater as ever plowed the deep, is now a Ward’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. the evening. in Hartford next week. If you will look around—Compare, consider qual Not Pi’epossesslng. resident of the Aquarium. Clinton Porter. Mrs. 'V^ard has No man was ever born with less The new addition to the fish been very ill and this is the first ity, style and price—we know your new Spring clothes capital apart from his natural abil family at South Boston was dis visit she has made since the first church from 1846 to 1849, and of There will be a service on Good covered off Woods Hole by a com ity. His figure is insignificant, his of the year. the Rev. Jared B. Ellsworth, rec Friday at St. Peter’s Episcopal will have the “Kamber” label on them. looks homely in the extreme. To mittee from the United States Bi Mr. and Mrs. t ’rank Williams, tor from 1880 to 1889. These pic church at 10 a. m. The service on put an aspirant in its proper place ological Survey. their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Edgar tures will all be added to the col Easter Sunday will be held at 11 is entirely beyond him. But yet The wreck fish Is the first of its Williams, and their daughters, lection of former clergy and pffi- a. m. The children’s service will be Come in and see the finest assortment of good kind ever exhibited alive In New he is the best debater in the House Dorothea and Anna, of East Had- cera of the church which are on held at 4 p. m. All interested are of Commons, next to Lloyd George, England and probably the only one dam, were week-end visitors at exhibition in the tower room. invited. clothes in the city and our values—the best your money now alive in this country. and he was probably the best Colo Mrs. flJel^ Porter’s at the home of Mrs. 'Victoria Strong entertained Wreck fish are natives of Euro Willikm G. Seyms. several of her friends at a dinner can buy. nial Minister ever unearth'ed by pean waters and are very rarely Britain. Miss Eunice Seyms is recovering on Monday afternoon. found on this side of the Atlantic. from her recent illness but is not unreasonable . “ Jim” began earning his living Until 1910 only two were known The per cent of" attendance at when he was 8, and never had any yet able to go out of doors. the Gilead Hill school^ for the "My wife wants to go to dances to have crossed. One of these was The decorations at St. Peter’s all the time.” schooling worth speaking about. caught In the Gulf Stream off the month of Mai’ch was 87 per cent. At 16 ho was an engine-cleaner on church on Sunday were of palm The attendance has been much re Doesn’t she realize that you re Grand Banks and the other more branches, which were distributed quire some sleep?” the railroads and gradually ad than doubled its weight in four duced on account of measles which vanced to be a driver, in between at the close of the service. One in disease has been prevalent among "She seems to think I ought to months'. teresting plant contributed was a get that at the office.” — Louisville making himself a first-class player According to Acting Director the pupils. Hazel Porter was per of Rugby football he educated him- razor plant In bloom. This plant fect in attendance for the month. Courier-Journal. O’Brien the young wreck fish — resembles the palm somewhat and .^self sufficiently to become secre- also called stonebass— live in shal At the Jagger school the attend jtary of his union. had a blossoming stalk four feet low water about rocks and float high. ance for the month was 98.5 per Within ten years he was the ing timber. cent, and those pupils perfect in at THE LAST. union’s assistant secretary and— F. Clarence Bissell of Hartfdrd, tendance were Marion Porter, The one now in the Aquarium is his grandson. Master John Carrol rarity in those days— a Labor young and only sixteen inches long Clara Porter, Harry Anshel and Al "Have you finished cleaning the member of Parliament. and the Rev. Samuel A. Budde, a and now weighs about two pounds. curate of Trinity church, Hartford, fred Hanna. brasses yet?” Never Looked Back. Herbert Porter spent Sunday “ Yes, madam— all except your From the day he entered the were visitors at the Hilding home and at St. Peter’s rectory during a evening in Colchester visiting old rings and bracelets!”— Paris Pele House of Commons he has never friends. Mele. looked back until he not only be THAT’S DIFFERENT. part of the week-end. Mr. Bissell came the outstanding Labor leader, brought with him pictures of Fred but a brilliant member of the gov erick P. Bissell and James H. ernment. His personal popularity Head of the House (in angry Townsend who were wardens of St. has always been famous. tones): Who told you to put that Peter’s church here for many years paper on the walls? also of Lucius J. Hendee, a treas The probable secret of “ Jim’s” urer of the parish for a l ^ Be the first in town to wear a I pair — you’ll like them. * Exceptional Values ; Tbi« hotten wise hH HX • meal Capitol Buick That earns her suestt' .50 $00.50 Mistihted praise. J. M. 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He delights in eighty, the most picturesque figure telling the story of one notorious In the service of recent years, if counterfeiter he caught, a man who not of all time, will have left it. was regarded as dangerous and to Captain Porter— the title was be taken only at the pistol's point. given him by a reporter who in Captain Porter walked Into the fel sisted he must have some rank— low’s room one night and engaged was a country sheriC in Illinois him in conversation. The counter forty years ago when some clever feiter was extremely respectful and detective work on his part resulted agreeable. Finally- In an invitation to join the Secret “ I guess I’ll have to put you un Service. Within a year he was der arrest, old fellow,” said the cap given his present job as Chicago tain. “ I’m Porter of the Secret Service.” chief. I The counterfeiter was too amazed 1 — Nine chiefs have come and gone with never a thought of disturbing to reach for his gun. I n r him in his position. Time and “ What! You’re Porter! You’re again he has announced his ap a dick! Hell, I thought you were ATMU-I- proaching retirement, but always a parson.” when the date he himself has set Fellow-workers say that It’s the rolls around he has forgotten it. veteran’s ingenuity and refusal to be turned aside from the trail that Sixteen years ago subordinates 10. Calvary (soprano, solo and YOU m A d e m e d o i t made him such a success. The body who can will send In his do easies. Police finally found hlrn, ly when Dr. C. H. 'White came upon bought him a big rocker “ to rest GOOD FRIDAY MUSICAL chorus) but he had forgotten about the ;x. ^ reader may judge somewhat from nation as soon as possible. It is Mrs. Lou Whited, her daughter InCz in” after his intended retirement, the dollars that make the $100 “ Droop, Sacred Head” -New Yor^— ^Reginald Lambert, raids by that time. and son Johnson asleep in the road; I the following: but he has been too busy to put it which it costs to care for one child Recessional, Marche Funebre . . . 22, took a few drinks. Then he His machine struck them. He to the use they intended. Spent Night in Trees. for one year.” AT METHODIST CHURCH ...... Chopin decided the liquor nuisance must brought them to a hospital here* I Not a Thrill. In 1889 he spent virtually every Children in-the South Manches be abolished. Prom several po MOTHER, TOTS RUN DOWN The mother had started to walk to “ What a thrilling life you must night for a month— incidentally it lice boaes he turned in calls to po ter schools are making plans to Full Choir to Assist in Final another town and after walking all have led as a Secret Service man, was winter, too— perched in a tree add their mites to the cause. Fred TOLLAND lice asking for the, “ wagon,” say Martinsville, Ind.— An unusual day became tired and stopped to £ someone said to him once. in Lincoln Park, Chicago, watching A. Verplanck, superintendent of Lenten Organ Recital by ing he wanted to raid some speak accident occurred near here recent rest, she said. “ Not particularly,” said the cap a suspect in a rooming house across South Manchester schools, who Is a Archibald Sessions. tain. “ I joined up in the expecta the street with field glasses while member of the local committee and Miss Anna Cogswell has gone to tion it would be and I’ve been dis he experimented with counterfeit greatly Interested in the work of A Good Friday musical will be New York to care for Miss Molly S dollars. When he went in for Bartlett. s appointed.” the Near East Relief, Is working the feature of the final organ reci Yet he possesses sixteen note making and passing them Captain on this. tal in a Lenten series which has Miss Tool of New Haven Is at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Talcott’s. .X books, each containing the names of Porter nabbed him. Among the contributions re been presented at the South Meth .£ a hundred men, counterfeiters and A short time after that he was ceived by Mr. Alvord is one of $25 odist church by Archibald Sessions. Miss Alice Hall is at home from bad-money passers he has been in gone for thirteen months, working given to furnish meals to 500 or The full church choir will assist Connecticut State College, is being strumental in convicting and many as a helper on a peddler’s wagon phans. The average meal for a Mr. Sessions in this musical. The the Easter vacation period. with two brothers who were under Mrs. I. TRden Jewett who haS' NA of whom he arrested himself. In child in the Near East costs about program will be as follows: L ttis tit WarU in Motor Cor Valno cidentally he holds the record for suspicion. They traveled all over five cents. The menu served to Processional: “Day of Wrath! O been ill for several days, is Iin- $995 ^ »• the largest single haul of counter the Middle West and while the cap the children is very simple but Day of Mourning” (Hymn No. \ ovi I:. Don’t an to iaspart C. W . feits— $545,000. tain was sure they were passing carefully balanced as calories, so 747) ...... Dykes The schools of the town closed Nath’i n a m /u t motwcac Thursday for the Easter recess. (a ccen —the A jex Sin 4* “ None of those I nabhed ever counterfeit banknotes it was a year that the boys and girls, from Lamentation...... Guilmant Door Sfdan - oiitaCaodaz gave me a fight,” he says regret before he got into their confidence emaciated little waifs, have grown Selections from "Olivet to Cal- ; Miss "Weismiller and Miss Olson, leader o f die $1000 fully. “ You see, I never, spoke a at all and another month before he into strong and sturdy youngsters. vary” ...... Maunder teachers at the Hicks . Memorial fidd > cross word to one of them and none got the evidence that justified ar Mrs. H. A. Nettleton, who has 1. “ On the way to Jerusalem” school, have gone to their homes. ever spoke a cross word to me, so resting them. had in her charge a number of “ ■When o’er the steep of Olivet, Miss Taylor, teacher at Grant’s I never hurt anyone or got hurt Another man he kept under sur pieces of embroidery made by the the Lord of Salem came” Hill, has gone to her hotne In East myself.” veillance eleven years, certain that older orphan girls, and by refugee 3. In the Temple (tenor, baritone, Hartford. Only once, so far as he remem he was responsible for bogus coins women,' has sold ^qulte'’ a number soprano and chorus) We are sorry to learn that bers, did Captain Porter ever fire which frequently made their ap of them to various women of. the “ Another temple waits Thee, George Newman of Rockville, for^’ his bi^ service revolver. -.That was pearance in the underworld in large town. ., Members of the Cosmopoli Lord Divine” merly of Tolland, has Injured his wh*n^he accidentally pulled the quantities. Then one day the cap tan club were much interested in 4 . The Mount of Olives (tenorhand quite seriously. trigger and the bullet, after punc tain sprang the trap on him that them at their meeting last -week. solo) turing him in the leg, lodged in the had been waiting all those years They are a demonstration of the “ Not of this world the kingdom •JOHN COOLIDGE HOME. 1 tender part of a scrubwoman’s an- and caught him with the goods on. fine needlework that is taught to of our Lord” Washington, April 1.— John the girls, and which in hundreds 5. A new commandment (chorus) Coolidge, son of the President, was son, Norma Talmadge and practi of instances will enable the young “ O Thou whose sweet compas- home from Amherst college today cally ‘ all other film entities with er girls now in -the orphanages to sipn” for the Easter vacation. the possible exception of the win make'a sufficient living when they Good Friday S p e ll...... Wagner some Bull Montana. are dismissed to care for them Selections from “ Olivet to Calvary” Send your Elster greetings in a selves...... Maunder box of Apollo or Whitman’s choco 9. The march to Calvary (chorus) lates. Edward J. Murphy’s Phar “ The Saviour King goes forth to macy, Depot Square.— adv. Hollywood— Sights-and thoughts MORE BIG DONATIONS die” PAGE L along the Boulevard: There goes Barbara Bedford, known back in FOR NEAR EAST REUEF her old home town as Violet Rose, Trade wonder w'hat her husband, A1 Ros- coe, who used to be a leading man la doing nowadays?...... and her Small Contributions Desired as Notes father, a paperhanger, where is he Well— Drive Here Is Success. these days? . . . . Seems only movie 'Telling You What the DR. M. R SQUIRES i mothers flare in the limelight, ..i Boya Are Doing I fathers going on about their own Seven sponsorships of orphan CHIROPRACTOR business. . . . Marion Davies, win children in the Near East have some, but stuttering movie star, been sent to Meigs Whaples, Con Parents of eighth grade boys necticut treasurer of the Near East Chiropractic and Electric : entering Paulais’ . .. .Chuck Reis- will soon have elective , cards be Announcing the New ner, ex-prize^ighter, and now Relief since last week Wednesday,- it was reported yesterday by Har fore them on which they will de Charles Reisner, the eminent di signate the course their son is to T r e a t m e n t s rector. .. .wearing a British trou old C. Alvord, treasurer of the lo cal Manchester Near East Relief take when he enters High school Selwitz Block. South Manchester. sered s u it....O h , lookie, mamma, next September. Th© commercial, at ali the white pants. . . . summer committee. Telephone 487-2. In addition, Mr. Alvord said, college preparatory and general Special Six $1 C is here— tra la, tra la. . . .w'onder there have been a goodly number courses are well known, but only ' if the moths have bothered mine a limited number of parents are I any?. .. .Nita Cavalier, famed for of donations of smaller amount, which are just as welcome to the familiar with the Co-operative F. O . B . FACTORY flourishing bare legs, going into High school-Trade school course. 4'Door Sedan ^ ^ hosiery shop...... wonder why? committee. “ We hope,” said W. W. Robert Boys can enter the co-operative — she never wears them...... Nita course as a. student in electrical, also has one of Hollywood’s best son, chairman of the local commit tee, commenting yesterday on carpentry, machine, drafting or AND ' figures, according to her press ag textile departments, learn any one e n t....s h e studied diligently to Manchester’s response so far to the need of the orphans, “ that no one of these trades and at the same - become a choir singer and succeed time complete four years of High USED CARS ed as a movie actress...... Fred will think we are interested only in $100 gifts. The reason we have school work on a half lime basis. A . Thomson, ex-preacher, and now a large percentage of graduates from Compare These Prices: Advanced Six $ 'hero of- western yearnings... .he placed so much emphasis upon them Is merely because we want to this course find employment at ' makes more now from one picture their trade, while others enter 1922 Oldsffiobile Four T ou rin g...... $225 than a dozen ministers make in a get as large a number of individ ual sponsorships^here as possible technical schools like Pratt and 1923 Maxwell C oupe...... $350 F. O. B. FACTORY score of y e a r s ....o f course, that Drexel Institifte or Lowell Textile 4'Door Sedan is only the mercenary side, you so as to help in the underwriting 1923 Hudson Speedster...... $350 of the care of these children. But, school, for further instruction in s a y ....J o e Benjamin, the fighter the engineering phases of their 1923 Nash Touring ...... $325 turned actor, prancing his light the great bulk of the contributions in any town are made up of smaN trade. Boys who are mechanically 1920 Liberty T o m in g ...... $175 Now we are inaugurating the first local presentation of weight carcass along the famed inclined and who plan to begin 1919 Chandler 7-Passenger T ou rin g ...... $175 S' and falling way. .. .Joe is known ler amounts,''as we very well know', contributions that mean just as their life’s work when they grad 1925 Ford T ou rin g...... ♦ ...... $350 these sensational new Nash models—the Special Six in filmland now as the husband of uate from High school should • Marion Nixon, the actress who Is much to the giver and to the cause 1920 Chevrolet T ou rin g...... $75 as $100 gifts may mean to the man think very seriously of taking a co 4^Door Sedan and the Advanced Six 4'Door Sedan, bent on a career. . . .in recent in operative course. Four years of Each car has a good battery, 5 good tires, guaran terview she said she valued her who gives that. We hope every- training in this course leads to a teed to be mechanically right. career above home, babies et a l.. definite type of specialized employ Nowhere can you find more impressive examples of “ I’m going to be a star or bust,” ment, and at the same time pro Sold on G. M. A. C. Easy Payment Plan, one-third she declared and, personally, I A Walker vides four years of High school down, balance 12 months. value-givmg thsui these latest Nash achievements—priced don’t see why she’ll have to ex academic training. ^ p lod e... .Bennie Zeidman stand at the lowest figures Nash has ever placed on cars of ing on the corner. . . .he started In the movie game as a telephone op 1 their respective types. erator and is now a producer for CrawfwiI Asto Supply fTJnited A rtists...at that telephone ■‘operators are in a position to learn Fish! Olds Sales and Service The richly distinctive bodies are identical in design, a lot....Mrs. Wallace Reid out East, Center and Walker Streets Phone‘2021-2 driving a lon e....a n ambitiously structure "and appdintments. sincere figure in Hollywood’s pot 0 pourri of four-flushing. . . . Phil For lips Smalley, plump actor, stroll W ith their luxurious Chase Velmo Mohair seat uphold ing along with lithe girl....he is stery and their other select fittings, these cars—the larger ex-mate of *Lois Weber, only wom- ' Good Friday and director in film-land. .Bessie at $1525 f. o. b. factory and the more moderate sis^ M: Love sporting “ plus fours” and Fresh Shore Haddock ...... 15c traffic going all one way. . . .that M ackerel ...... 18c $1315 f. o. b. factory—represent the greatest values Nadh may be why Bessie is wearing Sm elts ...... ;..... ^..... 2 5 c them...... • • * F lou n ders ...... 1 5 c has ever built. Butterflish ...... 2 0 c W 'A John Barrymore’s mime artistry H errin g ...... 15c Is only equalled by his shrewd Furthermore, scientifically engineered motor refine business ability. The actor, who Steak C o d ...... 2 5 c receives $15,000 weekly from the Salmon Steak ; ...... 8 5 c ments have endowed them with vastly finer, smodther Warner Brothers studio, not long Halibut Steak ...... * . 4 0 c ago had to work four hours over ,9 and quieter performance throughout the endre range the stipulated seven days in a FRESH WATER FISH. week in order to finish “ Don P ic k e r e l...... 85c of ^eed and power plus sparkling responsiveness and P e r c h ...... 25c I Juan” . ■ Barrymore demanded that he be Strli>ed Bass ...... 2 5 c flexibility, ^ paid in full for a week. Warner WTiiteflsh .“"V.. .25c ii Live Mullet . .i. 25c V i Brothers argued along the lines of Both models have air cleaner, oil purifier, and gasoline “ Aw now, be a good sport.” And Bullheads and Eels. « l A John replied, “ Don’t be silly.” Yes Filet of C od ...... 85c 0 t e r , as w ell as four-w heel brakes, fu ll balloon tires and John got the $15,000. Filet of Haddock ...... 35c « * * Finnan Haddle ...... 2 2 c five disc wheels, included at no extra c o s t “ ....and the wheel goes round Smoked Filet Haddle ...... 3 5 c and round.” Dot Farley was a star Salt C o d ...... 2 8 c B loaters...... 2 for 25c for the old Albuquerque company PRICESt special Six Serie$t Touring, $1135; Roadster, $ 1 ^ 5 ; Coupe, $1165; Sedan, In Los Angeles 14 years ago and Salt Herring. Jack Conway was her leading man. Salt Mackerel. $1215; 4'Door Sedan, $1315; 4-I>oor Special Sedans $1445. Advanced Six Seriest Tour Now Conway is directing Dot in a Oysters, pint ...... ( ...... 8 8 c ing, $1340; 7'Psas. Touting, $149(^ Sedan, $1425; 4-Pws. Roadster, $M75{ 4-Door character role at the Metro-Gold- Opened Clams, p in t ...... 3 5 c «***««, $1525;'Vlctoria, $1790; 4-Door Coupe, $1990; 7-Pass. Sedan, $2d90,f.eib.factory- wyn-Mayer studios. Deep Sea Scallops, pint ...... 75c ■with Dry Cleaning • • • Qnohang Clam s ...... 6 fo r j2 5 c ■When a garment loses its trim lines and well cared for look Gaze Inside a class-room at the Steaming CDtos . . .2,qto.j25c It loses, in large measure. Its style. / Hollywood high school and you U tae Neicks ;... . t 2 5 i qt. will know Immediately the favor "^e’ve gained quite a reputation as style restorers. Our ite star of each girl. These child FRESH FRUITS AND cleaning aifd pressinir process restores the fresh appearance to MADDEN BROTIBERS i-r- ren of Jazz and facials pattern VEGETABLES I/AILY. worn garments. ' ■Z''■ ' L'J ■ ■ ^ '•* ^ their make-up after thefr “ belov Try our service and be con,vinced—‘Just call IfilO ^W e call ed screen Idols.” In these school Laura Fagan, graduate of the East foi^, and dellvej work. Main Stareet Comer Brainard Place looms you may behold the Juvenile ern High school, Baltimore, Md., Is prototypes of Pola Negri, Mary Plckford (always abundance of the first entrant in a 60-mile walk DOUGAN DYE WORKS, Inc. a® Harrteotn StTMt South Manche^er curls), Lillian Gish, Gloria Swan from Washington to Baltimore. 1071 MAIN STREET. ... * ; . V . :K- I , v a ^ / ws». Brands Snatched From the Buming WASHINGTON T U M 0 II iKgvfKBow v i f wa vKXe, ( sou OUT J8v» ' Stoiy o f a JEtamshackly Red Box Car By CYNTHIA GBBY. “ I could do one of two things. Out on a hike for spring pussy Continue to accept the same stand willows we came upon the box car ard which my husband had insisted house— just an old ramshackly red upon. Struggle and sweat and toil box car on a siding. to give my children ‘things.’ Be But signs of habitation were un come careless of debts. Be a four- mistakably upon it. Funny little flusher. Give my youth and any windows bad been cut in the sides, beauty of spirit, or— and crisp dotted swiss curtains “ I could dare go back to the hung before them. Blue smoke standard taught me by my simple curiad from a storeplpe chimney parents who lived in a day when and the smell of bacon told of a simple living was preferred to cook within. debt. I could have a little peace In And as we looked and wondered, my life. Teach my children con the big sliding door of the box car tentment and how to do for them opened, and a woman smiled wel selves. come at us and asked us “ in.” “ I decided the latter. The next “ Bobby, bring the steps!” order sten was to figure just how and ed she. and Bobby produced from w'here. One day, jokingly, a friend some inner recess of the box car of my husband’s who is a power in some homemade steps— six of ’em this railroad company, said to me, MRS. PICKFORD ILL ON iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii|iniiiiiiiiiHiiiiniiH that fitted from cindery track to “ Grace, you keep saying you want on long enough, and accordingly ^ 1 box car door as snug a:"; could be. a job. The company’s starting a has called a halt. To g6t into New CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS WAT TO JOIN MART We mounted and were in. \Ve cafeteria for our workmen out near ZEALANLERS MAKE Zealand is easy enbugh, if one be a gasped with admiration. All the Blank where we’re building a neW native o f the mother country, but HERE‘NOT INTERESTED’ Chicago, April 1.— ^Mr#.- Charlotte peace and contentment of home ctatioa. It’s country, two miles for the rest of the world, not much Pickford, mother of the film star, = VNow Is The Time T o were in the box car house— a floor from the nearest small town. We BIG WM RECORD welcome awaits the stranger who arrived in Chicago today, en-route scrubbed and shining, its splinters need a cafteria manager. You’ve comes with intent to settle. Thus from Los Angeles to New York, so toned down by Bobby’s tool box teen a housekeeper. You know the population grows slowly Stand by Mother Church in 111 that she wds confined to her plane. Just two small rugs. Some that stuff. I can pay you $75 a enough, too slowly by far.,______Dispute Over Mrs. Stetson. stateroom. Her plana to accompany I month and meals for the three of Plan That New Home wicker chairs and a settee with gay So that after 150 years ffonTtSe Mary and Douglas Fairbanks to nasturtium hued cretonnes over you. EstalM Kggest Eitennl Europe may be halted because of arrival of the intrepid Captain Christian Scientists in Manches them. A golden canary in its “ I drove out with him and tried ter and they number probably half her illness, it was said. brass cage. A gay cretonne scre:!U, to find a house. Not a thing. We Cook, we find the number of New ^ For All Kinds of Contracting and BsMsess is Ac Entire Zealanders something less than 1,- a hundred are not interested In the and behind it the kitchen, an oil passed this empty old box car and controversy now going on in New stove, a rough grocery box made Bobby said, ‘Oh, mother, wouldn't 300,000. . S Building—See York between Mrs. . Augusta Stet TAKING NO CHANCES into a cupboard and bright with it be fun to live in a box , car WorM. But although the birth rate is not son and the directors of the Mother orange-manded dishes. house?’ high, about 23 »er 1000, the death Church in Boston. We looked at the woman. A “ I had my Idea. They thought "A reference, Jkne?” exclaimed rate (lowest in the world, less than A spokesman for the local follow the mistress. “ Why, you have only mother woman. Smile creases and it terrible, but they gave me the 10 per 1000) leaves a margin, of ers of Mary Baker Eddy spoke as tear wrinkles. A face of mingled car. You see what I’ve done with BY W. H. PORTERFBELD just come.” I DAVID CHAMBERS about 18,000 per year for what is follows today in explanation of the “ Yes,” admitted Jane, “but you courage and doubt. A face of sun it. The children love it. Bobby known as the “ natural increase.” controversy. s ' Estimate Cheerfully Furnished^ and shadows. She told us her makes things for the house, and might not be wanting to give me The balance must come from immi “ The Cl^lstlah Scientists in Man one when I’m leaving, ma’am.”— story— Marie loves to cook in what she Auckland, New Zealand— Climati gration. chester are not interested in the = 68 Hollister Street. Phone 1103. There were’ four of them in those calls ‘the'-funny kitchen.’ Answers. v cally, so far as economic considera According to Prof. J. B. Cond- New York dispute. "We are for the happier days of only two years ago. “ I can almost bank that clear $75 tions may be concerned. New Zea Mother Church. Mrs. Augusta Stet He was a bank clerk. An edu each month. My friends pity me liife, who has made an exhaustive land has undoubtedly, one of w e study of this subject, the population son has been causing more or less cated m.an, full of the love of books, and think it terrible for me to bring finest climates in the world. .This trouble for the past sixteen years.” torn with anguish because he up my children like this, but— ” of New Zealand in 1050 will be 2" city of Auckland In the extreme 1-2 millions and by 1980, about five According to the New York dis couldn’t give his family “ the best.” After we had gone, the young north, in latitude 36 S. enjoys the patches, Mrs. Stetson was excom Ever since marriage he had strug niece in th^ party said, “ Aunt Cyn millions. Few of us will be here climate of the sub-tropics, with then to check his figures, but his municated in 1909. Since then she STOMACH gled for the right niche. But he thia isnH it terrible for people to neither snow nor frosts worth men has claimed that her dismissal was couldn’t quite make the grade. He live like that?”' • conclusions sound reasonable. The tioning, a land where every variety present total increase is about 3 per the result of a conspiracy , among was just a $150 a month man. I looked at the niece, alarmed. of teTiiperate and. sub-tropical fruits cent per annum. the directors. She claims that.'Mrs, GAS Rent, $75. Milk for the baby. When I was aged 12 my,idea of may b6 grown commercially. Eddy whose favorite student she And nice clothes for the children. heaven was to live In “ a funny Unlike Great Britain, New Zea New Zenland’s population Is not was; wrote her letters praising her Poverty, he said, couldn’t be-eter place”— a house boat, a box car, land has mighty mountains. Mount congested in gfeat cities, as in Aus work in New York. The directors Don’t waste time taking pills or nally stomached without the occa- a house in a tree. Cook or ‘ Aorangi,” as the native tralia, leaving the land held in in produced a letter today purporting tablets for gas on the stomaeh when , slonal fling- He wouldn’t consent I remembered what the box car conceivably vast estates by sheep simple buckthorn. bark, magnesium Maoris knew it, being 12,349 feet to come from Mrs. Eddy which Said sulph, c. p. glycerine, etc., as mixed i to move into a cheaper flat. His lady had said— .high and a dozen others nearby not barons and creating an ever-in that Mrs. Stetson should be drop In Adlerlka, removes gas In TEN creasing problem both economic and j children must have the right en- “ Glad that the children were too much l^^ss. ped. minutes. Often brings out a surprls- I vironment. young to have caught the modern Because of-the tremendous rain industrial. liig amount of waste matter, you ' tVlien he died, there wasn’t Ideas of what they must have!” never thought was In your system. fall in that region the snow line is There are four chief towns in No matter what you have tried for j pennj-. Brands snatched from the burn very low, and some day every foot New Zealand, Auckland and Well- constipation or allied stomach trouble. I “I thought things through,” she ing— and how much more tq be en of the entire South Island vrill be ington in the north island and ADLER, NOTED YIDDISH Adlerlka Is so wonderful In it’s : told us. “ I was glad the children vied than the average today’s child, . ACTOR, DEAD IN N. T. QUICK action that you will be either drained or artificially Irri Christ Church and-Dunedin , in the astonished. .Stops that full, bloated ' were too young to have caught the destined for a life of worry about gated, thus immeasurably increas south, the population of which feeling. Don't waste time any Ipnger Htn Sebafiner * modern ideas of what children paying for “ things” it ^inks it ing the production of the country. varlee between 145,000 and 70,000 but let Adlerlka give your bowels a ftMtts. I must have. must have! REAl. cleansing and make your Huge Daily Export In the order named, ^here are a New York,- April 1.— ^Tbc body of stomaeh_feel fine! E. J? Murphy,' drug dosen smaller cities, Napier, New At present as in all new coun Jacob P. Adler, father of the ’Ifid- gist, 4 Depot Square. Manchester. In Plymouth, Invercargill and many dish theater in America, lay In state So. Manchester by Miner's Pharmacy, tries, agriculture holds chief place others and a host of prosperous lit 90S Main street. in industry. Last year, dairy pro in the Eagles’ Actors club today. MARCH IS RICH . YALE STUDENTS tle towns and villages. In fine, the Adler died last' evening at his home duce was exported to the amount of population is well distributed $88,000,000. One co-operative here. Three years agn he suffered a throughout the country. paralytic stroke. Dr» Fred F. BashneU creamery alone, pays out $25,000,- VfiTERINARlAN INCONNEaiCUT MAY WIN HGHT There are no extremes of heat or Adler was immensely popular in 000 annually to the farmers of the loiyer Bast Side. He was a North Island. cold in New Zealand, no zero 494 East Center Street, weather and nd^unstrokes. In fact, tragedian, and for years was con Some of the finest wool In the sidered the world’s leading ek"- Manchester Green. THONE HISTORY (fVER PRAYERS world Is grown im New Zealand and it is a comfortable land inhabited Office Honrs: 7 to 8 P. M. by a most comfortable people, who ponent of Yiddish drama. He play exports of this commodity totaled ed all of Shakespear’s plays. TELEPHONE 1847. $55,000,000 last year, of frozen know each other very well Indeed meats $43,000,000, of hides, skins and who believe they have the finest homeland In the round world. Month Also Marks Aoniver- Fifty Years of Struggle Over and pelts, $12,000,000, of gold $3,- LiliillllilllllllllHIiillllllllllllllllllllUIIHIIIItlllllllintllllHIIIIIIIIIilHIHnilllllilllii 5tt0,000, of other products $6,000,- 000 more. I i sary o( Telephone Patent Compulsory Chapel At The total external trade of New LITTLE JOE Zealand is $350 per capita, the Reduced Prices | •vi ing and Birthday of Prof. tendance Nears End. largest in the world. This is not strange, when one con siders two factors, the extreme Jer- BeU, Its Inventor. tllity of its soil and the isolation of (SOSSTP and Easy Payments | New Haven, Conn.— Fifty years the country itcelf. Twelve hundred HAvJfe A of student strife over compulsory miles from Australia, its nearest The month of M.-rcli, which attendance at chapel on the part of neighbor, with a perfectly idiotic marks the Fiftieth Anniversary of college undergraduates may be high tamff handicapping trade be On Good Used Cars | the telephone and also of its patent tween those two British colonies, ended in April when clie corpora- five weeks are -required to reach ing by Alexander Graham Bell is You may purchase any of the cam listed below at cbnslder- = The Best Has A tionr-governing body of Yale Uni England by fast steamship and e also important from the standpoint ably less than their real value and in addition have the benefit s 'Jt of Connecticut’s contribution to versity, takes action on recommen more than three weeks to San telephone history, for on March 27, dations of a special faculty com^ Francisco, where the exporter again of our easy payment plan. s 1884 New Haven was connected mittee which suggests that Seniors meets a high tariff barrier against with Ne'W York and Boston in the be freed from the duty of going to his wool, dairy productsr and frozen 1023 HUPMOBILE feEDAN, new paint ./ E first “ long distance” telephone line chapel and that other classesbe meats. 19IM CHEVROLET SEDAN, good paint , g given special privileges in other In the days when Britain was a Dignity All in the country. And again on March 1924 DORT SEDAN, good-painl, S w’ays to make up for being com child as New Zealand is today,.the 5, 1922 the first complete circuit 1922 STUDEBAKER SPECIAL TOURING, good paint S comprising telephone v/ires and pelled to take in religious services fierce forays of fighting neighbors, wireless was established between every morning. brought flood after flood of new 1921 NASH TOURING, with "Winter top, good tiree, new paint. 5 New Canaan and the C. S. “ Ameri Thirty Y'ears Ago. and strange blood'to mingle in the BUICK TOURING CAH- | Thirty years ago Yale college ca” . 400 miles at sea. veins of the ancient tribes of that AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE 1921 NASH TOURING, new paint. E men were protesting against com other island country— Piets and Bell patented the telephone, AT COST 1028 ESSEX 4-CYLINDEB COACH. = Its Own pulsory chapel. But then they Scots and Angles and Saxons, Ro I which was an invention mothered Always paid 25 per cent, divi w'ere merely asking that chapel be mans and Celts, Danes and Nor 1024 FORD COUPE, new paint. ' S I by New England, on March 7, 1876, dend. Reducing cost of insurance made more interesting. Within the mans, Germans and all the rest. . three days before he transmitted that amount. ^ the first complete sentence from the last two years the chapel problem Ends Blending Process These cam are aU in good mechanical condition and have S one room to another in his attic came to head rapidly and students The New Zealander seems to feel STUART J. WASLEY good tires. Sold with guarantee. ss That's as true of clothes protested so strongly that the fac ; laboratory in Boston. The month of that the blending process has gone 827 Maia St. Phone 1428. ulty was asked to study the ques March is also the anniversary of Dr. tion. i Bell’s birth, he having been born 2ts of furniture : Yale was started as a training miHmilHHIHIIHIIIIIIIIIilHIIItWHIHHHHIIIimiHmHiHHHHHHIinittimHIIIHm on the third in 1847 at Edinburgh, school for ministers and the daily Scotland. chapel idea was unquestioned. But As,Arfierica grows in culture, so i The telephone which Bell de- with the change In the character Madden Brothers posited in the Patent Office was a of the college the student resented MAIN STREET AT BRAINABD PLACE. does appreciation of fine crafts crude affair which.would hardly be more and more being forced to recognized by the present day users start his day with prayers. I Gay and Chic of the telephone, but it involved the Yale is looking .for a new chapel nitlllllHUIUIIIIHIIIIIIIIliimilHIIIIIlltMHUliUHIIIUHIINIIUIIIHHIHIHIIHIIIIIilHIl manship increase. principle by which a current of elec building in the near future and AR E THE V • tricity w'as made to vary in intensi with an^laborate structure grac ty precisely as the air varies in ing tl\irplant, it was rather hoped In clothes as well as in furniture density during the production T)f the student opposition would die sound. This principle was the away. Now it appears as if the I or automobiles, or architecture^ germinal seed from which would students will not wait for a new lew sprout the modern perfected device. building. the dignity of skilled handiwork, Revolt Was Mild. ServiceQ ualRyLow Prices 1 The student revolt against chap • V rich quality, is unmistakable. SHIFTS FOB JUDGES. el has been mild in comparison with the protest against reducing Eastar Bridgeport, April 1.— Judge the orchestra that made meals in That dignity is one of the good Leonard J. Nickerson, of the Su Commons more enjoyable. A body perior Court, made his farewell ap of freshmen smashed things tip Hot Cross Buns pearance here today as a judge of generally in Commons to empha Hats things you get here in Hart m a m : FB<»f AN OLD ENGLISH BJECXPB ' ^ that court. Judge Nickerson, who size their objection to a small or is assigned elsewhere after serving chestra and then in their enthusi Schaffner & Marx clothes. three months here, will reach the asm spilled over into the public $ age limit and will be retired early streets about the college and caus next year. He is to be succeeded by ed a riot call to be sent to police That Just Arrived Jud||e L. P. Waldo Marvin. quarters. A cordon of blue coats Unusual value at finally cut off the students from 20c doz. Judge Isaac Wolfe is to move to You will find plenl^ of lai:g« hendffixes m Pi^lo Hartford, his place being taken by the rest of the world in New Haven ' "We are BO* going S» eee how greefc a ffW tItr we ee* malm Judge Alfred C. Baldwin, of Derby, and sent them back to the rooms. and Black. ao we know flia* Uie ordjtnpir Itekeo’a Ben can he Mailed out Now the freshmen are on proba a newcomer to the bench who ap 1^ the handreffe. BUT—W e wfe giving y o « a Home Madet peared here today for the first tion for the rest of the ^:ear and Then for the Bobette, there are an abundance new $ 3 8 . 5 0 time. must pay damages. models in the much wanted shades, as ^een, gray, Hand Made Bnn and we 'will make jnet 50 deaen. Beady a* canary, French blue, roffe'^and Pablo, aff well as many 7 A .M . DEED RECORD AGE pew combinations of colors. Priced from ^ ' EXCHANGE OF WIVES Hamden, Me.— A quit-claim d e ^ STOBB w a r n AT presented at the Penobscot county registry breaks all records in Vancouver, B. C.— During a $3.98 $10.00 Maine for age. The deed was dat heavy fog here in auto driver tak ed Nov, 24, 1823, having been in ing his wife to the theater lost his hiding more than 102 years before way. He jumped out of the car to •^9 officially filed. By it James Mayo read a street sign, returned and and Robert Young of Hamden con proceeded. He went a short dis veyed to Micajah Snow a certain tance, then addressed some remark ' THE noim W! W AUVT HEXIS. lot of lapd of 24 1-2 acres. to his wife, only to find that it 'was ALICE F. HEALEY not his wife who sat beside him. He Easter packages of Durand’s, took the woman to her home. and. MILLINERY SHOP VAItrBUnj)ING A PoAeve, Prep- l^ n e 10 !i0^r4fft’s and Apollo chocolates found the other man had done the at Packard’s Pharmacy,— ^Adv. same thing with his wife. IMlillllllllllH i i i l s ■N /**' ■■' ■'( ' ■'''’■''} ’' t' j-;? l-'V '•S PAGE SIXTEEN s- • ■ . ■ ‘ -Jji:,-' 'vV. i i j i M i Duiice at Bnckla^ Sdiod All Fool’s Day S.A.CfTAKLIIEIffi THUBSDAY e v e n in g , APRIL 1 Gladdens Mind cROvnaiFORiiMG Anspicefl P. T. A. Modern m d Old Time Dances. Of Boys Today The local Salvation Army Cita Admission 40 Cents. del was the scene of a beautiful "Were you fooled today? It you wedding last evening when Lt. were not be wary until night or Martha Chambers and Captain Roy * ' until the youngsters are tucked Smith were married. Brigadier SO U TH 'MR N CHES TER CONN G06D FRIDAY away in their beds because they Henry Taylor officiated. will get you yet If you don’t watch The local band played the wed out. ding march, after which Command SPECIAL FRIDAY MORNING AND SATURDAY! For today is All Fools’ Day and ant Harry White of New Haven, ' . > ^ IJSICAL Young America started out bright gave out the opening song. The congregation was then led in Pray As a climbing or running rose Last of Lenten Organ Recitals and early to fool his elders. Hybrid Perpetual, deep rose Years ago when the silk hat was er by Mrs. Comman,dant Abbott. SALE OF AMERICAN ROSE BUSHES AND SHRUBS It has no equal. The;, foliage by Archibald Sessions, Next on the program was a cornet shaded with ^armlne—in the V . ■ i Is rich, dark green, the growth Assisted by Full Choir. in vogue, the boys would put sev eral bricks under a hat and place solo, “O Promise Me’’ by William cut flovrer realm it reigns su rapid and dpverse. Prodnees it on the sidewalks. Along would P. Hall. Mrs. Adjutant Mehling preme. It is intensely fra a marvelous abundance of clus f Ttnerrow Night at 8 o^clock come a man and unable to resist then spoke, and was followed by ters.' the temptation of kicking it, he Captain Goldenshuh who also grant, of vigorous growth and 1^00 Rose Bushes and Shrubs SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH. would bruise his toe when he at spoke, having known both Lt. » universal favorite. 83c each; 8 for $1.00 n ie Public Invited. ______^ tempted to send the hat skyward. Chambers and Captain Smith for “Tick-tack-toe’’ and “the devil’s some little time. A quartet of 85c each; 8 for fl.OO fiddle’’ found favor in the rural girls, then sang a song dedicated for the occasion, the words of American Field Grown Two-Year-Old Hardy Plants districts on this day. "With a big i} ABOUTTOWN nail and a long piece of string fas which were written by Captain Eva tened to the window the boys Waldron. . . All those taking part in the pag would alarm the occupants of the At this part of the service, the r eant at Second Congregational house when the nail was allowed to marriag took place, the ceremony church Sunday will have a rehear strike the window during the being performed by Brigadier Hen sal tomorrow. Good Friday night. “The deyil’s fiddle’’ was ar ry Taylor. The regular Salvation ing at ten o’clock at the church. It Army marriage ceremony was con c ea., tor $ ranged also with a nail which was 35 3 1.00 is urged that all bo present. inserted under the clapboards as ducted. After the couple were near to the roof as possible. The united in marriage. Miss Minnie A rehearsal of the play to be string is rubbed with resin and at Chambers, a sister of the bride, given by the Dor-.3 society of the the end a large number of knots then spoke. She welcomed her Swedish Lutheran church. “Con are tied in it. When these knots new brother-in-law into the family Rose Bushes tents Unknown’’ will be held at the are rubbed between the finger nails and wished them much happines? church this evening at 7:30. an eerie sound is heard presumably and success in their unity. William Hall, then rendered another cornet SUNBURST— DUCHESS OP COLUYIBIA— in the attic of the house. WELLINGTON— Mrs. Clark of Portland. Maine, School teachers were especially solo, “I Love Him Better Every Color a rich cadmium- A splendid, large, full Day,’’ being accompanied by the Hybrid ' Perpetual, hardy, Delightfully fra grant, Hybrid Perpetual,, an old fa wiicse husband was commandant in watchful today because the pupils yellow, with orange-yellow large, free, flowering, yellow double rose of very lasting ch-Jige of the Salvation Army here full baud. There were several ■ known also as a White Ameri vorite. Large and extremely had been planning for a week to center. A magnificent free- Hybrid tea rose. The flow- qualities. A strong grow some years ago, has been the play pranks. speeches following the cornet solo, can Beauty^ and Snow .Queen. effective, fragrant and of ex blooming variety, esj^cially ,.ers are. fairly, full, with large er, almost, thornless. The cellent hardy habit. ''“• Bright guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Sanderson these being made by Mrs. Com. T. Flowers large and full, pure of Knox street for the past few and Brigadier Taylor. Then came handsome in bud form, Val- petals of great substance, brilliant rose-pink flowers shiny crimson; very rich and TWO S'TILL ALARMS. white and shows no tinge of uable as a cut flower. stance. Vigorous grower. are most attractive. _ days. She was accompanied by Two still alarms were answered Clark, Captain Hays, Lt. Waldron, ■’elvety. her daUoMer Edith, now the wife the time lor the bride and bride yellow or other shades. by the Soutli Mapehester fire de-. 85c each; 8 for $1.00 of Captain Simonson of Rome, N. partment during the past two days. groom to speak. After these BETTT— MME. BUTTERFLY'— L.ADY HILLINGTON— speeches, the congregation adjourn 85c each; 8 for $1.00 Y. The first one, answered by Hose Best in autumn. Very One of the finest roses ed to the lower hall where re large, pointed bud opening The wonderful color of Company No. 1, was a'grass fire at ever introduced. Flowers At the Zion Lutheran church on the corner of Chestnut and Park freshments were served. to a semi-full flower in color this beautiful rose is equal Cooper street the service this eve Captain and Mrs. Roy Smith left' streets. It was quickly extinguish described by the originators of flame-pink, toned with ed by none. Has a long, ning at 7:30 w’ill be followed by 1 last night for Huntington, W. Vfi.., as a ruddy gold and coppery coral and shaded with trans the bi-monthly congregational ed. The second was a chimney fire slender, pointed bud of bril at 43 Spring street this morning. I Captain Smith’s home, where they rose overspread with golden lucent gold at the base of meeting. Services at church tomor ' will '•.o"nd their honeymoon, after yellow. petals. liant deep apricot yellow. row will include confessional, 9:30 No. 3 answered and one chemical tank was used to put out the-blaze. which they will journey to Utica, and Holy Communion at 10 N. Y.. where the captain and his o’clock. ______No damage was done. wife will have charge of the So MME. EDOUARD HERBIOT PRINCE CAYULLE YELLOW R.U1BLER— cial Service work of the Salvation Superb coral red, ■ shaded DE ROHAN— ’The hardiest yellow climb Army. with yellow and rosy-scar A splendid rose, very let; very vigorous and har bright and beautiful, extra ing rose. Flowers last three GLORIA TRUMPETERS dy. _____ large and full. Deep red. or four weeks. I PMON TO APPEAR HERE Hybrid Tea, an Ideal bedding Hybrid Tea, a very beautiful It was announced today that the rose of American origin in col rose. It is free in growth and CXX)D TMINOS TO EAT Gloria Trumpeters a nationally fa produces strong, hardy shoota mous organization of musicians, or, a brilliant carmine pink, which are crowned with buds. will appear Jiere in connection with shaded with yellow at the base Hardy, sparkling shell-ping the first annual concert of the of the petals. flowers. ’ Beethoven Glee club of the Swed Pinehurst Open Until 6 ish Lutheran church on May 27. 85c each; 3 for $1.00 35c each; "S for $1.00 The trumpeters, four women, are 35c 35c known throughout the land but Each, p. m. Thursday Afternoon have never as yet played in Man Each, chester. One of their big engage 3 for ments took pUce when they played 3 for at the funeral services for the Un $1.00 $1.00 and Until Noon on Friday known Soldier in Arlington ceme * tery. The glee club was organized nearly a year ago by Director Helge Closed Friday at Noon Pearson who came here to take ov-- er the choir and the musical activi FRESH FISH—Filet of Haddock, Dressed Haddock, ties of the church. Mr. Pearson’s v.dde experience as assistant direc . Filet cf Cod, Smoked Haddock, Finnan Haddie, Fresh tor of the Mende’.sshon Glee club Oysters. of Worcester had made him partic ularly fit for the work and he has f had unqualified success with the Hybrid Tea, for intense daz local organization since It started. This new rose Is called th® IN THE VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT you will He has also organized a chorus zling beauty there is no other Hardy Ornamental Flowerinsf Shrubs Climbing American Beauty on find some extra nice Cauliflower, Beets, Carrots, Spin of 50 voi-'cs w.tij which he has pre rose to compare with It. Flow ' account of its hardiness and un ach, Celery and Iceberg Lettuce. sented setcral oratorios and canta ers large, rich scarlet, shading' usually strong ■ growing quali tas in t’-ie ciiurci). all of them musi to velvety crimson. ties. Ideal as a pillar rost cal production? of merit and all and Plants and for bushes. given i.n the approved manlier. 85c each; 3 for $1.00 If it is convenient will you please telephone your SYRINOA— SNOWBALLS— ALTHE.Y— 33c each; 3 for $1.00 CHVRCH CONVENTION, (Rose of Sharon). Pret Saturday order before noon Friday so that it can be de (Coronarius Fragment). The old. fashioned snow The eleventh annual convention A hardy shrub of rounded ty flowering, easy and rapid livered to you on the early delivery. of Christians is scheduled to take form and luxuriant foliage, ball that grows almost any growing shrub, producing- place in Cheney hall beginning to with masses of pure white where and flowers ip abund an abundance of flowers. day and lasting over Sunday. All flowers. antly in May and Jujne. Red, pink and white. speakers who will oflSciate at the services are from out of town. The I Pinehurst Market News announcement made today by the FORSYTHIA— HYDRANGEA— local body invites the general pub (Golden Bell). This shrub Is a A fine shrub grbwing from 8 to 5 If you buy your FRESH EGGS at PINEHURST lic to all these meetings. native of Japan and China. The BUST TO feet high: flowers in great £ you are sure to get eggs that are not over three days Following is the program: flowers appear early in the Spring. pyramidal panicles a foot high. Thursday, April 1st—Prayer = old. Both Mrs. Phelps and Mrs. Custer will bring in meeting will be held in Gospel hall, HONEYSUCKLE— i some of their nice white eggs tomorrow and Mr. Oliver Center street at 7.45 p. m. (Cream). A well known vine, . FERNS SPIREA— = and Mr. Foster should be in again Saturday with more. The following meetings will be holding its foliage nearly all win The grandest of all spirea, hav = Every egg is of selected size and comes from poultry in Cheney hall: ter. Very grand and a vigorous 1.95 ing pure white flowers in clusters, Friday, April 2nd:—Prayer, grower. $ extraordinarily profuse in bloom. S producers who make a business of marketing fancy Praise and Ministry at 10.30 a. m. I eggs. -2.30 p. m. Gospel meeting at 7 (White RambleiL), a Pura Hybrid Tea, color salmon- p. m, white sort of the well-known flesh, shaded with rose, perfect i PINEHURST’S MEAT and VEGETABLE DE- | Saturday, April 3rd—Prayer, Dorothy Perkins, of same habit Roses—^Basement. ly formed flowers, with their 5 PARTMENTS will have everything, both in and out of Praise and Ministery at 10.30 a. m.- of growth and freedom of flow strong Arm petals, are very last 2.30 p. m. Gospel Testimony at ing when cut. , E season, that you can possibly want for your Easter din- ering. = ner. Try PINEHURST. You will be^ifleased with the 7 p. m. Lord’s Day, April 4th—Breaking STORE CLOSES GOOD FRIDAY AT NOON. 35c each; 3 for^l.OO' - s good things to eat and with the service we give you. of Bread at 10.30 a. m. Prayer, 85c each; 8 for $1.00 Praise and Ministry at 2.30 p. m. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiUiiiiiii Gospel Testimony at 7 p. m. MILDNER-COLB. FORMER LOCAL MAN Miss Hannah Cole, daughter of HARNESS Mr. ^nd Mrs. Robert Cole of North • REPAIRING / COLLEGE PROFESSOR School street and August Mildner, son of Mr. and Mrs. August Mild Get your Ifamess ready for Special Shoe Repairing ner of Lindman street were, mar Spring now. I Well Shod Men Livingstone Porter Is Hwiowred ried this morning at nine o’clock at the parsonage of Second Congrega^ ' by University of Cafifornku tibnal church. The ceremony was I’m ready to do it. performed by the pastor, Rev. Fred Offer For 30 Days I Like to get their shoes here Friends of Rev^’-J. S. • Porter, erick C. Allen. The young couple Spring is here; take advantage of this special offer missionary pastor iirf Second Con were attended by Mr. and Mrs. S They buy with confidence in our qualities. They know that-styles will be right gregational Church'*, In' -Ctechoslo- and have your shoes rebuilt at a very iOw price. Leroy Harris, sister and brother- Neolin full soles and rubber h c ^ , regularly $2.25, 5 and prices reasonable. vakla, will be interested;, to hear in-law of the bride. that his son Livingstone who is - The bride wore a gown of rust- Charles Laking now $1.50. teaching history at Whitman Col colored georgette trimmed with fur lege, Walla Walla, Washington, for 314 Main Street. Men’s leather soles, sewed on, regularly $1.50, now with coat and picture hat in the $1.00. the second year, has he,en appoint- same shade. The bridesmaid was ed'professor of ancient hiertory, at attired in browm canton crepe. Ladies’ leather soles, sewed on, regularly $1.25, ndir the University of California for the 75c. ’ Two coming acaremie year. .This honor Popular came to young Mr. Porter quite un We attach Goodyear and ^O'Sullivan’s hfeels. You solicited. One of his Course*-will be PICTURESQUE PARIS For Easter get Quality and Service at the New for juniors and seniors only and RESTAURATEUR DEAD.. one will be a seminar for graduate students. Paris, April 1.—M. Comiche, Give a Box of Mr. Porter had previously en long a picturesque figure in the life Boston Siioe RepiH’ Shop gaged to act as;head .of the-depart of'Paris, died today. 105 Spruce Strbet HULTMAN HULTMAN’S SPECIAL ment of history at Washington M. (3omiche was the owner of a GOLDEN SPUR South Manchester $7 and $7 and $8. State. College during, the summer, famous Paris restaurant and was where he wlll.glve thi^-cot^er as president of the Cannes and Deau- DAFFODILS Dozens of other st: ng men’s and conservative models. Tans and Blacks. 5 follows: ' The Ancient^ Mediter ■vllle Casinos. He was well-known Prices from $.5 up. ranean World, ftlstory dt .>fi!asthril to fashionable folk who frequent Europe and Coloiife ed the gay resorts-of'Prance. "-'v; . D.»A. R. YlEEm ^G BOYS’ OXFORDS ^e most wanted shapes and shades, at $3 up. * zatlpn of Ncurtfif -Aaidrioa. Tfin s^t^^ ‘Anderson Greenhouses .Orford Parish Chapter, D. A. R. LARGE S^N Y ritW .ltO Q lif i college Bunlltner scYc^l TrSl clpser SPANISH AVIATORS TO .. 153 Eldridge Street will meetiat Center church parlors August 13 AugMt 'a; 17 PLY TO PHILIPPINES -Phone 1399-4. on-Monday, April 5, at 3 o’clock. - , ■. ' Porter expects'^' aBen^>hlfl dntRs — — i > Chas. Bissell of Southington Home eoufe^t for mint Arthur L. Hultman 1 at the University, of'baUfor^a. ;' , Madrid, April 1—Spanish avia .will be the. speaker. She will be ac tors, planning a ^ain'.'.'lo Fhilip- companied by Mrs. Katherine Net- No objection W one'chilt^l^ Next Door to Manchester Trust Co. ^ Easter packages of DuVand’s, pinbs flight, anoun'ced'today that , JBastor packages of Durand’s, tleton, state vice-regent. Reports of meaISi-4Uo cchits; eeatlng’i Schraftt’s and Apollo: chocolates they'-will hop off at 6:30 Saturday Schrafft’s and Apollo chocolates the recent state meeting an-Stam- people. I l l CbdaV' s(|ij$il lillHHIHHWmHHHHtHHiiHHIHIHHHIlHllllllilHiMlUiilHWHIIIiMiiHIHimMIUUMiimiillHMiimMllilllllMIIIIMIIIIllllllJP at iPackard’s Phnm'acy.—^Adv. - morning, 'weather permitting. - at Packard’s ’pharmacy.:—Adv. ford will be given. opposite West Side Reb,.: . . , • - I • ■U--t'-s