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VOL. XLIIL, NO. 119. (Classified AdTertislng on Page 10) SOUTH MANCHESIB^, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1929. TWELVE PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS -2- HOME TOWN I REPUBUCANS THE OLD AND NEW OPENS ARMS I PEERING INTO TO COOUDGE' THE FUTURE Northampton Takes to ItsIFirstDay of Hoover sPresi- ReTolotion in Mexico Is Bosom ''the Boy Whoj dency Finds Leaders Plan- Spreading Hourly-I-Ten Went to the City and | mng for the Next Big Was Yale Bootlegger States Now in Reyol^ Made Good.” I Election. New Haven, March 5 — Yale ^checks for “flying lessons” was re Goyemment Keeps Strict students have, been drinking not vealed with the arrest of the “fly . Northampton, Mass., March 5.— i Washington, March 5.—Herbert alone from the fount of knowledge, ing instructor” on the campus. but indeed out of something much, Comes Prom D. C. Censorship on News; Main street stretched out its arms j Hoover’s first day in the White much stronger. He- gave the name of Armand today and took Calvin Coolidge to i House today vas signallized by the The beginnings of a good sized ■Williamsi 31 years old, of the “Dis American Property and its bosom. The boy who had gone to | outlining of a comprehensive plan scandal in this college town were trict of Columbia” but more recent the city and made good, was back i to keep him there beyond the one made evident today, but ’ere long, ly of the Hotel Taft. from present indications, the rum- Williams said be was a captain Lives Safe So Far; Lmdy home, i term—or at least to Insure per- soaked atmosphere of the campus in the Italian flying Corps and In “Oh! There’s No Place Like | petuity of Republican control of will be purified and all will again his possession were found numer Home,” bravely blared the Ameri- the government, be serene. ous testimonials, papers, letters, In Mexico City— Troops How certain undergraduates, etc., from officials and other prom- can Legion band as the man wbo A hundred members of the Re- many of thein from prominent , inent persons of Hartford and this had been 29th President of the! publican national committee as- families, paid for liquor by giving Mobilized to Defend City. United States stepped from his pri- sc-mbled for a general stock-taking their own or their rich papa’s (Cuntiuiicd on page 2) vate car into the rain, and the session under Dr. Hubert Work, BULLETIN! home folks roared a vociferous as- the national chairman, and heard sent. from him a new conception of how HOOVER TO AVOID NEED 4 BILLION Nogales, Sonora, Mexico, Ten years ago this thin-faced, the national politics should be con Mar. 5.—Preparing to march sandy-haired man, who had once ducted. on Mexico City, 3,000 rebel, been their mayor went away to be CABINET DISPUTE troops, under the leadership come governor of the state, and in Appraising the past campaign + ’ TO RUN NATION of Gen. Rabele, today were that intervening time he became and peering into the futm*e. Dr. concentrating at Navojoa, in Vice-President and then President, Work sees no reason why the busi southern Sonora, according to today, he returned a private citizen, ness of keeping Republicans in reports reaching the border. power should not be reduced to a Down historic Pennsylvania avenue, acclaimed by cheers from thousands of throats, rode the new Names of Mellon and Davis Budget Estimates That Soon Gen. Jaime Carrillo and a prepared once more to cast his lot i’resideut and the old. Here you see Herbert Hoover, within a few minutes President-of the United States with theirs, to live in their midst business-like basis, with alt the ef force of federal troops under ficiency and organization that char and Calvin Coolidge, only a private citizen again, side by side in the automobile, that bore them to the capL his command have retreated to- and to do as they do. tol and the inauguration ceremonies. ' Not to Be Sent to Senate .\rrived This Fleming acterizes the conduct of a success Five Billions Will Become Mazatlan, Sinaloa, in the face It was just quarter of nine this ful corporation. of the revolutionary move morning when Calvin and Grace •AVork’s Idea for Confirmation. Necessary. ment. Coolidge stepped off the private car His idea, as broadly outlined to *Twas Wet Inauguration that had brought them straight the committee, is that the national Mexico City, March 5—A Federar committee and. the various stale NEWPRESIDING from the pageantry of the cere Army will be concentrated on the committees should be kept func Washington, March 5.—The Washington, March 5. — The southern front to give battle to the monies in Washington incidental In More Ways Than One names of Secretary of the Treasury to the inauguration of Herbert tioning at top-speed every day in “Lame Duck” session of Congress rebels in that part of Mexico, ac Hoover as Northampton's most dis the year; and not merely be gal OFFICERS HEAD Andrew W. Mellon and Secretary of appropriated $3,284,874,526.77 to cording to a communique issued at tinguished son’s successor in the vanized into feverish activity a few Labor James J- Davis, both Penn run the government next year and the office of President EmiUo weeks before each campaign begins. W asliingtrn, March 5.—It was a & night. Prices kept going up Sun- Fortes Gil, today. It will be com White House. They had remained wet inauguration iu more ways than day and Monday and today quota sylvanians, will not be sent to the indefinite appropriations upon manded by Geii. Juan Andrea aboard since their arrival shortly Such methods. Dr. Work observed, one. are wasteful and antiquated in this tions by even the most “reliable” of T H E ^ E M B L Y Senate for confirmation anew when which no legislative action was Almazan, military chief of the State after one o'clock this morning so While the thousands of visitors the recognized vendors in the capi of Nuevo Leon, and the youngest all of the town that cared to could modern age of business efficiency. ivere getting drenched to the skin, President Hoover asks approval of necessary will increase the total to “The headquarters of our last tal were from two to four times division general in the Mexican be present for the welcome. Most Washington police blotters recorded above last week. his Cabinet,, it was reported today more than $4,600,000,000, a sur Army. of the town, it seemed, wanted to campaign expended $3,500,000— 148 charges of into.xication. Most of A heavy rain increased the de on'good authority. vey of appropriation bills dis twice that necessary if organization John H. Hill Directs Lower closed today. The announcement contains the be present, despite the rain. those arrested forfeited collateral in mand, while the stern language of President Hoover, it was said, first concrete, news of the govern The Legion baud had arrived had been timely,” said Dr. Work. police courts. President Hoover in referring to the will continue Mellon and Davis in Congress hewed closely to the In national campaigns a state unit ment’s step to crush the revolt.,All early shortl.v after 8 and seranaded. Liquor prices sky-rocketed for enforcement of the 18th Amend House and Harry R. Du office under the appointments'^given line of demarcation set down In day -j*estqrday and throughout much Promptly at 8:30 o'clock Mayor system should be in * motion six the inauguration. ment didn't tend to encourage boot them by President Coolidge. President -Coblidge’s budget, al months before the national conven though the total was more than of the night the streets clattered Jesse A. G. Andre marshalled the The combination of the heavy leggers to drop their price list?.; A fight against confirmation of, and.rumbled to the echo of march reception committee he had ap tion. penalties of the new Jones bill and A few bootleggers suspepded jde- rant the Senate— Today's Mellon apparently will be avoided $50,000',000 above the recom Selective Draft mendations carried in the budget ing troops, field artillery units, am point and they, climbed aboard the 215,000 visitors gaye the bootleg- livery during the inaugural period by this process, although Demo-, munition'trains and supply wagons, car. “The selective draft in the late .gers a good excuse to more than declaring that the penitentiary cratic-Insurgent leaders have de sent to Congress on its opening Legislative Business. day. but the destinations of the moving “.Mr. Coolidge,” said the mayor, war put 3.500,000 men in unifornT double the figures at which their sentences and high fines for viola clared, they will “do something troops, was not known outside of “I welcome you. We are happy to and had 12,000,000 classified on dubious wares could be obtained. tions in the Jones bill made the about i f ’ if Hoover withholds the Budget Estimates. Prices Go Up. Supplemental budget estimates, official circles. have you here.” Armistice day. We could do as well. risk too great, with the large sWarm •p-prffr„-ri tr -7 names. The opposition to Mellon, The sweep of revolution through To which the former president re We now have 3,000,000 Hoover- The bull market started Saturday of dry agents in the citj'. Hartford, March 5.—New presid- however, has been scattered and it was declared by House financial experts, virtually made up the dif-. out Mexico has increased in the plied: Curtis pledge cards, thousands of ing officers appeared for both i thus far, no organized fight has past 24 hours. “How do you do, Mr. Mayor, glad key men and women listed, thou ference. and. brought the legislative branches of the State Legislature j been uncovered, and exqcuU-ve branches jLn close har Ten states are in revolt. to see you.” sands of club officers on onr roster, today. John H. Hill, of Shelton, To Oppose Mitchell It is' reported from . the border “It is very nice of you,” added all available for state organization mony on expenditures. The ordi VATICAN TREAH THREE MEN NAMED directed the Lower House, and im-! Williapi Dewitt nary expenditiires for the next fis that fighting has broken out be Mr.s. Coolidge, who a second later at call. i tween the Insurrectionists and Fed- was embracing Mrs. R. B. Hills, her “Our peace time army should be 1 mediately went into speedy action, i Democrat, now - cal year beginning July I showed Mr. Hill- dispensed with niuch o f' attorney general, probably an increase of $32,000,000 over erals In the state of Sonora. This old school-mate and intimate in line immediately that the nation- 1 report is not confirmed, however. friend. NOW PUBLISHED IN CHICAGO MURDE ■the formula, and hurried non-con-1 will draw the principal fire among last year’s expenditures but a rise al convention assigns its command-) the rest of the appolntnients. Some The Mexican government is main Thomas J. Hammond stepped up. ing officers.” i troversial matters. in the total .of the indefinite e.x- He was chairman of the reception Harry R. Dupont, of Guilford I Deniocratic opposition has been penditures, including debt retire taining strict censorship. The national committee, « Dr. { ment, indicated that the grand to American interest in the revolu-r committee and a son of John C. Work said, might as well make up presided over the Senate today. H e' '’°iced in Senate cloakrooms,
J-' MANCHESTEPw EVENING HEKAm , SOUTH MANCHESTkE. CONN, TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1929. #AGir ONLY 6 DISTRICT BffiS LEGIONNAIRES PeMOLAY BOYS GIVE FIRE TRUCK HITS R o c k v i l l e ABOUT TOWN SHOT WHEN HE USES PARTY FOR FATHERS AUTO; MAN KILLEO SYSTEMS IN STATE TO AID MANCHESTER Manchester Camp No. 2640 RIFLE TO PROBE NEST learn Valu® Trio Fined for Knifing Royal Neighbors will meet tomor row evening at the Home club on About 125 Attend First Ban The three Negroes who were in Brainard place. Newport, R. 1., March 5.— While of MAGNET quet of John Mather Chapter speeding to the fire in the business Clarence Hazen of Bolton Gets City Court Monday morning as a Because it is po Howell Cheney Outlines Con result of a knifing and breach of Need of Proper Leadership district early today, the naval train BuUet in Body But Escapes Center, Church Women’s Federa In Masonic Temple. helpful ifi keetHos the peace affair which took place tion will have a sewing meeting at ing station fire apparatus was in Fatal Injury. early Sunday morning, were Wal collision with an automobile driven babies and children’ solidation Movement for the church tomorrow afternoon at About 125 persons were present healthy and kappy.' lace Slappy, 33, of 50 Brooklyn Here Charles Ray Says at 2 o'clock. by John Young, of this city, a ma at the ‘‘F'ather and Son’’ banquet Seventeen year old Clarence every mothe^ street: Charles Rose, 27, of 50 observed by John Mather Chapter, chinist employed at the naval tor Kiwanis Club. Brooklyn street; and Arthur Free Annual Post Banquet. Sherwood B. House, son of Mr. Order of DeMolay, last n.ght in the pedo station. Young was seriously Hazen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett should know about man, 20, of 14 Park Place. Slappy land Mrs. Loren House of 154 South Masonic Temple. A roast teef sup injured and died this forenoon at A. Hazen of Bolton Notch, is suf Phillips Milk of was charged with assault and using Main street, has returned to Omaha, per was served which included be Newport hospital. fering from a bullet wound in the .. .•.N^SivSvx- Magnesia. ' a dangerous -weapon. Judge Fisk Neb., where he is head cashier for side the beef mashed potatoes, peas, body which resulted from the ac This harmless, al In "his talk before the Manchester Charles Ray, president of the presided and imposed a fine of $75 the Aetna Life Insurance company, coffee, rolls, celery, pickles, olives, Newport, R. I., March 5.— Promi cidental discharge of his own rlfie. most tasteless prep Kivranis club yesterday Howell and costs of $15.43 and six months Rogers Paper Manufacturing Com after spending the past two weeks Singer-bread with whipped cream. nent society girls and matrons turn His condition is not regarded aration is most effective in relieving Cheney brought out some facts en in Tolland jail. Freeman was pany, toastmaster and principal with his parents. George " Nelson was toastmaster for ed volunteer Red Cross workers particularly serious but the Injury those symptoms of babies and chil dorsing school consolidation that might easily have been a fatal one. dren generally caused by soiTring charged with asault and battery speaker at the annual American fte occasion. early today in aiding several fire have heretofore not been made and breach of the peace, and was Mrs. Allen’s hooked rug classes Supt. F. A. Verplanck, principal Young Hazen had been watching food in the little digestive tract, Legion banquet here last night told men who were injured while bat a fox burrow, hoping for a shot at clear. He reviewed the work of fined $22.00 and costs of $6.26, held an all-day session today at speaker of the evening and a past tling a $150,000 fire which menac such as souT-belching, frequent Henry Barnard, the great educator, a fox from his 32 calibre sporting unable to pay he was taken to Tol the Manchester Legionnaires there the Manchester Community club grand master in the Grand Lodge ed the business district of this fash vomiting, feverishness, colic. As in his opposition to the district land jail. Rose was fined $17 and of Masons, spoke highly in praise of weapon, but had given up and«was mild laxative, it acts gently, but was a void in the town’s social pro house, with luncheon at noon, as ionable city and damaged two busi . . a school system. This system suc costs of $6.26 which he paid. Ac gress that the World War service the DeMolay order and the bene on his way home when he came certainly, to open the little bowels the instructor leaves for Florida on ness blocks. across an old nest in the lower ceeded the established church cording to the complaint Michael men could adequately fill. Mr. Ray Thursday. fits to he derived by those associat In constipation,' colds, children's regime that ended in this state in Prominent among the society wo branches of a tree. Reversing the Stanley of 20 High street with said that Manchester had "the ed with the organization. Mr, Ver men who helped the Red Cross diseases. 179S. Barnard made an honest Harry Romanski of Windsor Hill damuable property of killing good planck presented a watch to Past rifle, he poked at the nest with the A teaspoonful of Phillips Milk of Relatives in town havg received workers in giving drst aid to the butt. The gun was not cocked but effort to have the towns consolidate was driving on Brooklyn street ideas." He said, "Bring a good announcements of the marriage of Master Logan of West Hartford Magnesia does the work of half .a their school districts but failed to I who is actively connected with the firemen, who were cut by glass, a branch caught the hammer, pull after the heavy snow Saturday idea into Manchester, pass it down Lieutenant Edward McMenemy to I pint of lime water in neutralizing a certain extent. !Mr. Barnard left organization of several DeMolay were Mrs. Muriel Vanderbilt ed it back and then slipped off, dis night when the car in which they the street, and they'll make it small Miss Mary Corcoran, \yhicb took Church, the "Golden Girl of Socie cow’s milk for infant feeding, and Connecticut and went to Rhode were riding broke down. While er for you.’ chapters in this vicinity. The pres charging the rifle. The bullet place at the submarine base in San ty,” whose divorce suit against preventing hard curds. * Its many Island where in less than two years they were making the repairs the entation was made in behalf of struck Clarence near the hip, enter Need Leadei'ship. Diego, Tuesday, February 26 where Frederick Cameron Church Jr., the uses for mother and child are fully afterwards the schools of that state three Negroes came.along and an The condition of affairs was John Mather chapter as a token of ed the body and glanced off the the bridegroom has been stationed "Greek God of Harvard,” comes up pelvic bone. explained in the interesting boo’k were consolidated. , argument -v'as started during which pointed out by Mr. Ray as a socio appreciation for tbe work Mr. “ Useful Information." It will be In I860 Connecticut passed a for some time. The bride is a Logan has done here. this month in court. Bleeding, the boy made his wav Stanley was cut several times on logical defect that Legionnaires daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Mc- sent you. FREE. Write the Phillips law, providinig for school consolida the arms and body with a pocket could correct with the proper kind During the course of the evening' The society matrons aided the ! home, half a mile away. His father Alvey of San Francisco and Mr. Mc Red Cross unit in emergency work hurried him to a doctor’s office for Co., 117 Hudson St., New York, N. tion, making it optional with the knife. Dr. John E. Flaherty who of leadership. He insisted that men Wesley Warnock put on a little Y. towns and cities. Today there are attended Stanley was obliged to of the Legion should not follow in Menemy is the only son of Mr. and comedy sketch which went over big. to the injured firemen and also fur treatment. The wound, while no but six towns and cities in the state Mrs. John McMenemy of Marble He was accompanied by William nished coffee and food to the fire joke, involved no vital part and he In buying, be sure to get genuine take several stitches to close the the paths of fraternal organizations Phillips Milk of Magnesia. Doctors where .the district system is in use. and luncheon clubs. He urged them street. Gahrman at the piano. William fighters. is expected to recover rapidly. wounds. have prescribed it for over 50 They, are: Hartford, Bristol, Man to create a brotherhood that was Davis also entertained the gather The damaged buildings were the Saxony Mill Working Overtime The Howitzer Company will drill years. chester, Norwich, Hamden and Mid- The James J. Regan Co. have far superior to that any fraternity ing. Among the other speakers for Rosen block and the Bryer Ex at the State Armory tonight at 7:30 the evening were “ Dad" William change block. j Chromium is a gray metal, "Milk of Magnesia" has been the ^letosn'O.. . . ^ . . been working until 9 o’clock nights. could attain. He said that the i which when contained in steels in Clieney Schools Legionnaires were equipped to lead o’clock. Also there will be an athle Walsh and Rev. J. 'S. Neill. TheVv U. S. Registered Trade Mark of The At present all 48 looms at the I quantities of less than one per Chas. H. Phillips Chemical Co., Cheney Brothers long ago real Saxony Mill and the 60 looms at in tolerant beliefs. “ Pick out ^ome tic period after the drill and a fea too, spoke in praise of the DeMolay I One cubic foot of salt water jcent, -will add to their strength, ized that if they were going to objectives. Be distinctive in your ture of it will b& an attempt on tbe organization. i weighs 64.3 pounds. and its predecessor, Chas. H. Phil the Regan mill are working, giving i hardness and elasticity. lips, since 1875. make a success of the silk business employment to a large number of work,'’ he asked. part of the Privates indoor base rn this town the firm must attract residents. The attitude of the people of ball team to get square with the brains to Manchester. In fact the Bni*pee W. R. C, Meeting .Manchester is wrong towards the Non-coms' team for a beating in industry if it was to succeed real Burpee W. R. C. will meet Wed man with new ideas, Mr. Ray told dicted two weeks ago. The Howitzer ized it must be built up by brains. nesday evening for a regular meet the Legionnaires. This is the most Company recently provided itself It was absolutely necessary to have ing. Following the meeting there destrutive mode of thinking pos with a new indoor baseball and good schools and good school build will he a social and refreshments. sible, he continued, and in that atti other equipment and the soldiers ings. The time was when Cheney O.swald Saeiiger to Sell Out tude good thoughts shrink. He clos are getting a lot of fun out of a Lets Refurnish Brothers’ assessment w'as fully SO Oswald Saenger, grocer, of 40 ed his talk by urging the Legion revival of the game, which had a per cent of the town’s grand list. Ward street will close out liis en naires to "build, don't destruct.” firm hold on National Guardsmen Consequently by an act of the tire stock of groceries and retire 115 .Attend. before the World War. • Legislature the Ninth district was from business. Mr. Saenger has The annual dinner of Dihvorth- incorporated and Cheney Brothers conducted the business for the past Cornell post was held in the Sub- A surprise papty was held at the built the necessary schools, includ- THE BEDROOM 2 6 years and previously worked as Alpine club on Eldridge street. It home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman in,g the High school and rented a clerk in the store, since he -was was attended by 115 Legionnaires. Jones of 134 Maple street Saturday them to the Ninth district for one twelve years old, purchasing the Guest speakers in adition to Toast night. About forty peo; it, their dollar a year. Mr. Cheney said that business from Andrew Jamm. master Ray were Clarence P. Quim- friends and relatives, were present. was not charity npr benevolence on 40 and 8 .Meeting in Stafford by, principal of the Manchester They received a chest of Rogers the part of the firm but good sound The 40 and 8, Voiture will meet High School, National Committee silver. There were games and danc and include business judgment. tonight at the Warren Memorial man Harry C. Jaclcson, and Stale ing. Songs rounded out the eve With the steady growth of the hall. Stafford Springs and members Commander Paige Seaton. ning. Refreshments were served. town the Cheney influence lessened | from Rockville will meet between The dinner prepared by Chef and today the property of Cheney | 7:00 and 7:30 o'clock. Charles John Lungi consisted of fruit cock Girl Reserves of Highland Park Brothers is from 33 to 40 per cent Batz is Chef de Gare of the 40 and tail, antipasto, spaghetti, loast tur will run a .. ubli,; setback party at of the towns grand list. The time key, mashed potatoes, peas, bona- has come he said when the silk 8. the clubhouse in that part of the Eastern Star Meeting vita, rolls, coffee, ice cream, cigars town this evening at 8:15. must devote its time, energy and and cigarettes. The little hall was FINE Hope Chapter, O. E. S. will meet capital to the silk business and tonight in Masonic hall at S o’clock. crowded for the affair, but it was therefore relinquish its work in the W. B. Rogers of East Center After the meeting there will be a possible to seat the entire gathering street has been cciifined to his public utilities. He then explained in the main room of the club house. social and a playlet "Sister Ma home for ti.e past few days with the manner by which it was pro son’’ ■nill be presented. Immediately after the dinner a posed that the town take over the quartet composed of Charles Mili- an attack of influenza. Mr. Rogers Girls Club Whist was due to speak in Danielson this jchools, the fire and sewer districts The Rockville Girls Club will ■kowski, Almeron Hollister, Charles and the financing of them. Today evening but was obliged to cancel BEDDING Hollister, and Walter Sheridan, ac hold a benefit bridge and whist his engagement. the committee in the various Wednesday. April 3rd in the club companied by “ Red” McLeary on school districts have very little to rooms. Attractive prizes -will be his uke and led by Louis Dauplalse Good Ledding is very essential to sound peaceful sleep that produces radiant health, and it’s a very import- do with the educational problems. sang about “ fifty-eleven" verses of Miss Helen Mahoney of 60 Maple awarded and refreshments served. street, a graduate of the Connecti J ° bedroom. During March we are exhibiting a most complete line of high Their work consists largely with Miss Hulda Ostertag is chairman of an old “ war song.'’ the property management. .Singer a Find. cut Business College has been plac giaae bedding, ottering you a large assortment and price range to select from. DeteiTnine now that your bed- ■ Sewer Conditions the committee. ed with the Aetna Life Insurance Board of Relief Completes Work Felix .Marinone, who possesses an loom shall have good bedding. Keith’s offer you the finest at prices you can afford to pay. What consolidation would bring unusually powerful baritone voice, Company. Ray Warren, also a The Board of Relief have com graduate, is with the Manchestei about in regard to a town library, pleted its work and the books were sang “ O Sole Mia," and proved to fire districts, and sewer districts Electric Company. closed Monday evening. Tbe fol be a find as an entertainer. He .was dwelt upon in a^ much detail lowing received deductions on their was encored again and again. Joe ■as ;tlme would permit.'; A wrong The children's chorus of the tax list: John I^ary, $150.00; Henry Pero, who grows peaches over on Impression' had gained Tcirculation Gunther, $500.00; Harry Backofen. Avery street, brought Marinone to Swedish Lutheran church will meet among the people of the'north end $160.00; Frederick Einseidel, the banquet and says it's an enter tonight at 6 o’clock. The G Clef ■about fte sewer" cofiditions at the Glee Club wMll meet at 7 o’clock. $50.00. tainment in itself to hear the south end of the town. Mr. Cheney young fellow's marvelo is singing The senior Choir will meet at 8:30 Stated that the South Manchester Funeral of Mrs. Dobosz o’clock. The funeral of Mrs. Eva (Dziedczl while he’s doing th 'res around the Sanitary and Seiver district had 3 8 Dobosz. aged 33 years, was held famous Pero peach farm. Profes $ 2 4 * 5 0 miles of pipe and that all this pipe: from St. Joseph’s Polish Catholic sional entertainment was furnished Orford Parish Chapter, Daugh r>as in good condition and of suf church this morning at 9 o’clock. by the Clements Bureau of Hart ters of the American Revolution ficient size to take care of present Rev. Sigismund Worenicki, pastor ford. It was fair. wir have the srd party tomorrow ! day needs, A recent 'survey had of the church officiated. Burial was Principal Quiniby told the Le afternoon at . e Masonic banqu-T ' been made and of this 38 miles of in the family plot, St. Bernard’s gionnaires he had just returne'd hall, which was postponed until this ■ pipe, .not inore than half a mile of cemetery. from a session of educators in time because of so much illnes-- ' this pipe would soon'have to be en Mrs. Dobosz was born in Poland Cleveland where he had heard Na earlier in the year. The Ways and larged to meet the requirements of and came to Rockville when she tional Commander Paul McNutt. Means committi.. will he in charge the fast growing sections. He was 17 years of age. She was a The Commander said that one of and the proceeds w'ill be devoted to thought this should clear’ up'any member of the St. Joseph’s church the objectives of the Legion is the patriotic work, such as the preset' doubt in minds of the north’ «nd and a Women’s organization con improvement of youth. Mr. Quimhv[ vation bv tlic chapter of the glass people and, convince them that nected ■with the church. bought that the Legion's baseball 1 works rums, a Revolutionary land- there was no effort b'eing maide to She leaves her husband Joseph tourney worked in very well with mark. Playing will begin promptly put ■anything over- on 'them in this I Dobosz. 6 children, Stanley. An that idea. He closed his short at 2:30 and both bridge and respect*;-* >, , . . . , drew, Frank. Mary, Helen, and talk with tw’o clever Holman Day straight whist will be played with : M;-;,. CJiehpy .closed bis very inter- characterizations. National Com- estinsf ’
.L-*- ?A Mttttfintnr the Vice-Presidency, had to be sung The elimination of poison gas to the accompaniment of inaugural and the use of bacteria in war Is a music of so much greater volume step toward lessening the horrors Health and Diet CsnAis Stralb than it was, so to speak, lost in the of any possible great conflict. It PUBUSHED BT THE fnnTtAT.n PRIKTINO COMPANT. IXC. shuffle. For Dawes spoke again, as would be' a terrible mistake if the A dvice At IS Bissell Street, he did four years ago when he as United States should stand in its South MancheaUr, Conn. sumed his office, words full of truth way merely because there is an im By DU. FRANK 51cCUX Founded by Elwood S. Bln, that, while bitter to the palates of pression that oar government is In Oct. 1. 1881 Every Evening Except Sundays and senators, will live and persist and possession of the most deadly, gas Eolldaya. sometime gain the victory. of all. That may or may not be true HAIR DYES March Rug Event Entered at the Poet Office at South SCanehester, Conn., as Second Class The somewhat crabbed, some just now. It might be completely In spite of the many different colors of the hair found among the Hail Hatter. what acid and occasionally amaz untrue ten years hence. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Hail races of mankind, it has been de six dollars a year, sixty cenU a ingly violent personality of Charles termined by science that there are month for shorter periods. only two kinds of hair pigment, a 1^ carrier, eixfateen cents a ereek. G- Dawes is not such as to endear THAT CONFERENCE Sinxls copies three cents. itself over-much to the hearts of reddish-yellow and a sepia-brown. SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE The step of Inviting into confer All of the variations of color are SENTATIVE, Hamilton-De Llsser. those whom he castigates. But he < ence tonight several groups proper produced by the varying combina Inc., 285 Hadison Avenue, New York, has the distinction of having done tions of these-two pigments. The and 612 North Hlchiffan Avenue. ly interested In the proposed re twice what no other human being density of the color may be modi Chlcaro. vision of the charter of Manches fied by the thickness of the hair, The Hanchester Evenlnx Herald is ever did so much as once— told the on sale in N ^ York City at Schults’s ter Is a sound one and the only the presence of air cells witbla the News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd. Senate exactly what the people fault to be found w’ith it is that it hair shaft, and the amount of oil Street, and 42nd. Street entrance of think of its pompous, time-wasting, present upon and within the hair Grand Central Station and at all is somewhat belated. Thero would cells. Hoailing News Standa ludicrous rules and its filibusters have been less HI feeling, less bad There Is no coal black hair pig and its reckless expenditure of ly informed gossip, less resent ment. When analyzed, black hair Client of International News Ser- time and the public’s money on ment and perhaps a better under proves- to be only a sepia-brown. ylce. Red hair consists in an abundance mere wind and sound. standing of the situation in more "International News Service has the If he never did another thing, of the reddish-yellow pigment and exclusive risrhts to use for republics- than one quarter if there had been brown hair of a moderate amount tion in any form all news dispatches his larruping of the Senate, coming credited to or not otherwise credited much earlier and many more such of the sepia-brown color. Light yellow hair has only a small In this paper. It la also ezclusivel.v and going, made the elevation of meetings of the various elements entitled to use for republication all Charles G. .Dawes to the Vice-Presi amount of the reddish-yellow pig the local or undated newa published affected by consolidation and by ment to which some air cells may herein." dency worth the while. The Senate other proposed changes in the town be present, giving a lighter color. frowned at him, on the coming, and Full Service Client of N E A Ser- government. Gray and white hair is produced vlca Heraber. Audit Bureau of Circu Dy the presence of air in the hair lations it laughed at him, on the going. It is sincerely to be hoped that But there wasn’t one in all its shaft and the lack of the pigment there will be no sulking or holding colors. membership who didn't know, in TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1929 . back from this necessary and well We often hear of hair naving be his secret heart, that Dawes, In his conceived gathering and no attend come gray or white overnight. castigation and his calling down of Many scientific attempts have been THE CABINET ance upon it, on anybody’s part, in doom upon them, spoke God’s made to verify this belief, but to No President from Washington a warlike spirit of rule-or-ruin. date authentic cases have not been down has ever been able to foretell truth. There is no fame to be gained, for recorded. It is possible for the with precision the performances of anyone, and no advantage to te hair to gray or become white with AN ALTERNATIVE in a short time, however, and one Axminster Rugs Wilton Rugs the members of his cabinet as at gained in the long run, for anyone, would naturally be surprised at see An impious proposal has been first selected. But some Presidents by throwing monkey wrenches into ing a friend, after not seeing him made to take Farragut’s ancient have picked the members of their the machinery. for several months, appear with flagship, the Hartford, out to sea white hair. official families with much greater There is not too much time but $49.50 $58.50 and sink her. In opposition to this I frequently receive inquiries as care and permitted themselves to tb.ere is still time enough, if the to the effect of dyes upon the sys there is a suggestion that the his The good heavy quality ones all seamless and the Good Wilton rugs made of all worsted and wool in be less affected by practical politi business be gone about In a tem. Those dyes containing lead toric old craft— which performed and, possibly, gallic acid, should be most colorful assortment ever to greet your eyes— a variety of designs you’ll just love. Size 9x12 and cal considerations in the choosing spirit of mutual helpfulness, to one of the most gallant feats in the avoided, but most of the other dyes sizes 8-3x10-6 or 9x12. 8-3x10-6. than have others. Among those achieve corrections in any injustice are non-injurious. history of naval warfare when she v.ho have made their selections in the general scheme of consolida The vegetable dyes are not al battled the forts below New Or ways reliable in their tints and may with supreme care none has sur tion, if injustices there be; there is leans, ran them and the rams, fire- lead to off colors. For this reason passed President Hoover in weigh even still time, if there can be they should be tested upon a small rafts and chain cables which ob ing the fitness of each and the co shown sound reason for it— which strand of hair before the entire Advantages Offered You During This Rug Event structed the Mississippi, and cap relation of the group. we do not at all believe— for the head of hair is dyed. In using the tured the city— be taken to New mineral and silver dyes, care must Exchange Plan Budget Plan Helpful Planning Beyond that it would be impos abandonment of the scheme— and London and there anchored or be taken to avoid contact with the sible to go. But it is highly prob if there are those who conceive skin. Usually' vaseline or some Exchange your old rug for a A liberal plan which enables you Our experienced competent sales beached and permitted to wear out able that never before was a cabi cbnsolidaticn to be a bad thing, such substance is first placed upon new one. Our appraiser will call to purchase one of these fine rugs men are ever ready to help you select her old bones in honorable rest. the scalp, skin of forehead and ears. net selected with less of a sense of and who believe that the consoli- and make you an allowance now make a small payment down and the right rug for your particular There is only oue objection to Hair which has been dyed or finality. Mr. Hoover is the last man dationists are in error, here is the bleached Is sometimes injured by which may be applied on price of enjoy the use of your purchase while room. All you need to do Is bring this. In New London they have in the world who would retain opportunity to show the other side the heating afterwards used in pro new rug. you are paying for it. us your color scheme. been used to the sight of historic ducing curls or waves. Water wav among his advisors and subordi the error of their ways before the nates an official who did not make old craft for so long, and have seen ing seems to be the advisable whole matter is submitted to all method in these cases. so many ancient whalers and other Spod. No false pride, no reluctance the people. Where the hair Is partly gray, it dead ships returning slowly to the Hundreds of Rugs Piled High—Every Ruga Beauty. Designs are Ihe Newest— td admit that be bad made a poor' Not enough. people understand sometimes is desirable to make it elements, ihat they haven’t the entirely white. Hair can not be Election, would be permitted to in the purposes, the aspirations, the It^s the Most Colorful Collection of Good Looking Practicable Rugs Ever Assembled same respect for such a spectacle dyed a lighter color, but it may be terfere with the best possible ad- objections and the fears of other bleached with ammonia or peroxide in Our Rug Dept. as might be true elsewhere, and the ihinistration of the country’s busi people in this undertaking.- To- of hydrogen. When properly per chances are that before long the formed, this treatment is not in ness. Because that is the kind of a n-ght’s conference should be a help gallant old Hartford might becoipe jurious and may enchance the ap man our new President is. toward such understanding. pearance. - It seems, however, highly im* a way station or storage warehouse The question of dying hair is Scatter Rugs Room Size Rugs for rum runners, which would be a probable that any member of this largely a matter of individual pre 3.00 Piles and piles of them, all the sad scandal, there under the very ference and can undoubtedly . be Hundreds of them piled high— $ cabinet will not make good. The standard grades and well known VN NEW YORK used to advantage in some cases. Delivers any rug In genius of Andrew Mellon is too well nose of the Coast Guard. However, it should be remembered Axminster, Wilton and Velvet our makes. lio w n to leave the secretaryship Why not, then, bring the old ship ' >’ew York, March 5.— In a cify that the natural color -of the hair grades. Also some good domestic stock up to $58.50 regard- up the river, give her a good soft so large and ramified as Manhat can often be preserved throughout less of size of kind. Pay 8-3x10-5 Axminster R u gs...... $29.75 of the treasury open to discussion. tan, the game of pretense can oe oriental reproductions, size 18x31 life it the proper care is takeu to the balance on our Budget 8-3x10-6 Axminster R u g s...... $37.35 The new attorney-general, an inde berth along the bank within signt played to the limit. 8-3x10-5 Axminster R u gs...... $30.00 con-serve the general health and to 36x72 inches. Plan. pendent in politics, is rated as one of the big bridge and let her sleep There are, I believe, few cities, vitality. 8-3x10-5 Axminster Rugs ...... $40JSO of the three greatest lawyers in the away the rest of her days in the upon the globe v;here so many in QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 9x12 Axminster R u g s...... $ 3 3 .7 5 dividuals are so generally engaged Size 18x36, Axminster Rug, 9x13 Heavy Axminster Rugs . . . .^ 0.50 United States, ranking with Char purlieus of the city after which she ijeg Exercise in the business of kidding- them Question. Mrs. J. A. C. asks: p r ic e ...... $2.25 9x12 Extra Heavy Axminster les Evans Hughes and John W. was named? That would be senti selves and each other. ' “ Will coco-butter develop the Size 24x36, p r ic e ...... $3.50 R u g s ...... $52.05 Davis. Henry L. Stimson, secretary ment carried to Its logical conclu Nor does It always end with pre calves of the legs? If not, is there 8-3x10-6 Quality Velvet, price ..^ .5.00 of state, combines a rare devotion sion. Certainly a lot better disposi tension; there are hundreds who anything that will?” Sizfe 27x54, Heavy, price . . . .$4.95 8-3x10-6 Quality Wilton, price ..$53.50 float In and out of the city’s affairs Answer: The best method of $10 00 8-3x10-6 Heavy Wilton, price , .$83.50 to the service of his country with tion to make of the splendid old Size 36x63, Heavy, price ... .$6.75 or bogus wings. Their favorite role developing the calves of the legs is 27x54 W ilton ...... $945 Palmer Whlttall, 8-3x10-6. price $80.50 great diplomatic ability as demon warrior than to drag her out and is that of pseudo-royalty. Counts through the following exercises: Delivers any rug in our 27x54 W ilton ...... $10.25 Oriental Reproduction, price . .$108.00 strated in his service in the Philip drown her— and better than to have and dukes and lords and even Stand on one foot, balancing the stock up to $150.00 regard- 9x12 All Wool Wilton, price . . . .$02.10 body by placing one hand against 36x63 W ilton ...... $15.75 pines, where he met the difficult her disregarded or debauched at princes are fabricated by these less of size or kind. Pay 9x12 Seamless Wilton, p rice___ $78.75 suave pretenders, many of whom the wall and raise and lower your Whlttall Palmer, p r ic e ...... $95.00 New L Manchester EVENING herald, south Manchester, conn^ Tuesday - MjAscag 5, i m jfA G E ------— MI8$ SKAI^LlBnr ELECTS^. HEBRON . Hartford, 5.—Dorothy M. Hanley, of Cfdmwoll, secretary of The New 6 Cylinder Cbarles Garbich, son ot Mr. and the State Teachers Retirement Mrs. Max Garbich, has entered Hoard, Is now vice-president, ac- New York University for a course cordlpglto intorlnatioh received at «»£ study. He entered the freshman ti|e sta^e, board.’s. office In the class of Connecticut State Agricul CHEVROLET Ca'pitbl today. Miss Sbanley was tural College last fall, and was one elected‘4uriqg the aonual. conven of the honor students while there. tion'pf the council at Cleveland. O. NOW ON DISPLAY He made the change in order to By WILLIAM E. GniROY, D. B, - H. Crtiest, nf Ihdlana, is president, t a k e up the study of Latin. While Editor of The Congrei^itioiudis^ and-Miss Jenhie Roch, of Louliana, In New York he will be with rela The “forty days" of Lent com- is secretary and treasurer. MACKLEY CHEVROLET CO. tives. njemorate the forty days of Jesus in It is expected that electricity will the wilderness (Matthew 4:1, 2); 527 Main St> At the Center, Call 118 for Demonstration be installed in the library building with their emphasis *:pon prayer Windsor Castle is built on land within the coming wek. Plans are and fasting in preparation for his which William I acnnired from being made for the placing of ministry. But with their culmina the Abbot of Westminster. lights, etc. tion in Good Friday and Easter the Miss Barbara Davis accompanied Lenten days have come to have a by a friend, motored from Meriden deeper significance in relation to on Wednesday and the two were the whole life of Jesus and his mis visitors at the home of the Misses sion as the world’s Redeemer. Pendleton. The wilderness experiences would Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bazinet of have meant nothing but gloom and Hartford were recent guests at the 5QUP KETTlg loss had they not led to Christ’s home of Mrs. Bazlnet’s brother and conquest over temptation and to his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Post. Mrs. acceptance of that sacrificial way Bazinet has recovered from her re that ended in Calvary and the Res cent illness. urrection. But. through Christ’s Miss Olive Smith of Hartford submission to the Father’s -will, spent a few days as guest of her what began in the wilderness end relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. ed in glory. Post recently. Q The prophet predicted a day The thaw which set in Wednes when the wilderness would “rejoice day forenoon choked the gutters and blossom as the rose.” It was with slush and streams of running this prediction that Jesus made lit water so that it was difficult getting erally true in human life. But it is about. Ice with which the trees those who share Christ’s wilderness were heavily loaded fell in showers experiences of sacrifice and self-sur resembling hail-storms. render who find the fruitfulness and Cards have been received by 7 flowering of life in peace, in beauty, friends from Dr. and Mrs. C. J. and in power. Douglas, of Boston, summer resi Jesus never leaves us in the wil ever f^now dents here, who are now attending derness. He leads us out when the inauguration ceremonies in we are prepared for it Into the act W ashington, D. C. ive world of work and service. But Mrs. Mary E. Mitchell entertain he leads us into life with a new ed the women’s bridge duo sense of its value, even in its sor fire may break out or burglars break in your Wednesday evening at her home. rows and trials, as well as in its Hyman Schwartz and family joys and triumphs. have moved from the place owned home—so it is always best to be on the safe side. and occupied by them for the past The justice of the peace in Lead- 18 or 20 years. They will locate in ville, Colo., has been admitted; to New York. N. C. Johnson and fam You can rent a Private Lock Box in our safe De ^'4^: the poorhouse. Shades of the old ily will move to the Schwartz W ild W est! place, which was recently purchased by Mr. Johnson, posit Vault for $3, $5, $10 or $25 per year* Supervisor Charles M. Larcomb is spending the week in Cleveland, Ohio, attending a convention of Elsworth Mittens has been ill in superintendents of schools, held in bed since Sunday with the grip. that city. Mrs. Larcomb has been WAPPING Mr.: Rosenblum is having his the guest of Mrs. Roger W. Porter house aild store wired for eleciric A THOUGHT The Friendly Indians or the lights. Instead of babit-forminsphraicci part of the time during Mr. Lar- Junior Y. M. C. A., held their or strona. irritating pnr,^r comb’s absence. regular meeting at the Y. M. C. A. There' was a choir rehearsal at And they kept that saying with take-NATUBE'8 BXMIDTi Albert Hilding has suffered a club rooms on Thursday afternoon. the home of Mrs. Ralph Bass Thurs themselves, questioning one with NR — . _ _ ^ ' a p o r u b ------; ------i----- O^K^lhtm^blltsOseoytM a * -. j*'*^,y 'iL* ' Vi? A .■ ..W.V k-r” ’ ■ ^ - r ' PAGE SIX MANCHESTEP EVENING HERAUJ, SOtlTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1929. GERMANY PLEASED COLUMBIA Berlin, March 5.— Germany ex DAILY RADIO PROGRAM pects to find a friend In President TWO STORES—OAK An d MAIN, PARK AND MAIN STS. Herbert Hoover, according to the 280.2—W T A M , C LEV ELAN t>—1070. Leading DX Stations. Deutsche Allgemelne Zeltung to Tuesday, March 5. 6:00—Studio concerL Mr. and 'Mrs. Herbert Gillette of day. . 8:30—WEAF programs (2t4 hra) 405.2— W SB, A T L A N T A —740. On the morningng of May 17, 1923, a 8:30—Neighborhood feature hour. Spring Hill 'Were callers Sunday at New York taxi drfdriver waa sitting In 11:00—Redial, dance music. This newspaper says that the 499.7— W TIC, HARTFORD—600. 9:00—WEAF programs (8 hrs.) the home of Mrs. Gillette’s parents, Germans expect the following from his cab reading the morning news* 12:00—Weldon’s dance orchestra. paper. A glance at the front page and 7:30—Sketch with WEAF. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Isham. They the new American executive: he almost Jumped off his seat. A min 8:00—Electra ensemble. 293.9-KYW, CHIOAQO—1020. left their daghter Marjorie to spend HALES SELF-SERVE 1. Disarmament. ute later he was tearing down the 8:30—WEAF feature: talk. 8:00—NBC programs ( 4 'hrs.) a few days here. street. The taxi driver had read that 9:15—Old-time singing school. j2:O0—Fiorlto’s dance orchestra. 2. Freedom of the seas. William Beebe, the noted naturalist 10:00—WEAF Eskimos orchestra. 1:00—Insomnia Club program. • The- baby son of Mr. and Mrs, and leader of the expedition to the 11:30—Theater organ recital. 3. The prevention of Germany’s Galapagos Islands had returned from U;00—WEAF vaudeville program. 389.4—W B BM , CHICAGO—770. Carleton Davenport of Shelbourne collapse through an oppressive ^here with his ship and scientific 422.3—WOR, N EW A R K —710. 9:00—Columbia programs (3 hrs.) Falls, Mass., has been named James reparation burden. treasures. When Martin Christiansen 8:00—.Main Street sketches. 12:00—Studio variety program. Phillips. G R □ C EIPY met Beebe on the dock be told a story 9:00—Taximen’s feature program 1:00—Night club dance music. that so thrilled the explorer that he 9;30—“Seascapes." musical sketch. 254.1—WJJD< CHICAGO—1180. Mrs. Ruth Jacobs has Just taken I IT-Pi»rg TO W AIT ON VOUHaKl.r~ devoated an entire chapter to his book 10:00—Shades of Don Juan. 9:00—Theater presentations, 676 baby chicks from her In “ Galapagos—World's end," to Mr. 11:05—Supper dance orchestra, 9:30—Mooseheart children. cubators. Christiansen's tale. Christiansen’s ex 302.8—W BZ, N EW ENG LAND—990. 10:00—Theater presentations. traordinary story will be told by him 7:00—Loew’s dance orcheslra- 12:00—Artists entertainment. Clinton Lewis and August Nord- personally over WEAF and associated 7:20—Bookman; radioette. 416.4— WGN-WLIB, CHICAGO—720. lund had their Ice house filled stations at 9 o'clock Tuesday nighL 9:00—WJZ programs (2 hrs.) MANCHESTER’S PUBLIC PANTRY Sentimental songs of i>erennl8Ll charm 11;06—Lowe’s dance orchestras. 10:30—Concert orchestra, tenor. last Monday. will be presented by a male quartet 11:16—Quintet; dance orchestra. 348.6— W ABC, N E W YORK—860. 12:00—Dream ship; dance music. Clinton Lewis Is having a Frlg- SAVE YOU TIME SAVES YOU MONEY supported by a vlbraphonlst. guitarist 7:00—Orchestra; harmony boys. idaire installed in his store for use and vlollnisL during the hour to go 8:00—Talk, Frederick W. Wile. 12:15—Coon Sander's nighthawks. on the air over WJZ and associated 8:30—Famous soloists program. 344.8—W LS. CHICAGO—870. for his Ice cream and soda foun stations at 8. Among the selections 9:00—Paul Whiteman’s orchestra. 8:00—Scrap book; The Angelus. tain. to be heard will be “ Believe Me, If 10:00—Columbia feature hour. 8:30—Concert: sleigh party. Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Hunt and Two Stores All Those Endearing Young Charms.’’ 11:00—Lombardo’s Royal Canadians. 447.5— W M AQ-W QJ, CHICAGO—670. “ Mother Machree," "Let Me Call Your 454.3— W E A F . N E W YORK—660. 9:00—Musical program. family, Mrs. Jennie Hunt and Fred Sweetheart” and “ Put On Your Old 6:00—Dinner dance music. 11:00—Amos ’ n’ Andy, comic team. erick Hunt visited In Manchester Grey Bonnet.” Some brand new and 7:00—Voters' Service talks on the 11:12—Stock game; radio club. Monday afternoon. not yet published will be contributed Serving Manchester's Mafority new cabinet. 11:45—Three dance orchestras. Miss Mildred Latham has gone to by Wendell Hall, the red-headed mu 7:30—Sketch, “Revolt of Mother.” 202.6—W H T , CHICAGO—1480. sic master, during a program by Guy 8:00—Genia Fonarlova, mezzo-soprano Wllllinantlc for a few weeks. Lombardo and his Royal Canadians, 9:30—Artists; i*amblers. 8:30—Orchestra, male quartet, so- 10;:10—Your hour league. Miss Gladys Rice spent Thursday You will find it to your advantage to select your own groceries that may be tuned In from a Columbia praoo, plahlst.. stations at 11. Discussion of the “ New 9:00—Martin Christiansen’s story. 10:00—Concert ensemble. in Hartford. Cabinet” and "Unsolved Problems —Eskimos dance music. 288.3— WFAA, DALLASi-1040. Mrs. Raymond Lyman and two at the Self-Serve Stores. We excel in ConfronUng the New Administration” 10:30—Four contralto voices. 11:00—Bridge lesson; music. children have returned after are the time subjects scheduled for 11:0O-Vaudevllle arl's^s hour. 361.2—KOA, D E N V E R —830. QUALITY VARIETY PRICE the Voters’ Service through the WEAF 393.5—W JZ, N EW YORK—760. 8:30—Farm question bo.N. spending a week at th e. home of hook-up at 7. 6;01)—Old Man Sunshine. 9:00—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) Mrs. Lyman’s sister, Miss Lura Col 6:30—Ocean Liner’s orchestra, 299.8— W HO. DES M OINES—lOOO. lins In East Hartford. ^D Q H A L D ROOSEVELT RICHNEP Black face type Indicates best features 7:00—Smalle and Robertson. 8:30—WEh\F programs (3 hrs.) 7:30—Fundamentnl low talk. Miss Myrtle Collins has been All programs Eastern Standard Time. S-OO—Vocal quartet, instrumentalists. 12:00-Little Symphony orchestra. spending a few days In East Hart Tomato Kotchlip Heinz’s large bottle 2 1 0 8;.30—Male vocal redial. 374.8— W BAP. FORT W O R TH —800. ford. Harford Boy 9:00—Theater burlesque, “ Euclid 11:30- Musical progiam. Miss Ethel Newberry, a student Leading East Stations. Plays Square.” 12:00—Theater features. 272.6-WPO, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 9:30—Old-time minstrel bite. 374.8— KTHS. h o t SPRINGS—800. at the Windham High school, has Breakfast Cocoa, Baker’s 1-2 lb. ca n ...... 16c 8:00—Concert orchestra; baritone. 10:00—Jack Frost, tenor, orchestra. 7;.30—Old time fiddlers, singer. been spending her week’s vacation Nearly Ruined 9:15—Dual trio; bridge game. 10:30—Orchestradlans orchestra. 8:30—Orchestra; peanut boys. with her sister in Wilson. Grape Juice, Armour’s Veribest, qt...... 39c 10:30—Harmony maids musleale. 11:00—Slumber 9:30—Baritone and pionlst. A robin has made his appear 11:10—Silver dance orchestra, 491.5—W IP . P H IL A D E L P H IA —610. 468.5— KFI. LOS ANGELES—640. Thousands of children are robbed 283—WEAL, BALTIMORE—1060. 8-30_Oppenheim’s dinner mu.sic. ance on the Green, greeting us with of their birthright of health and 7 -00—Children's hour, recitations. 9:00—NBC programs. Evaporated Milk, Van Camp’s, 3 tall can s ...... 29c 6:30—Cameo concert; motorists. 12:00—Singing Fireman; orchestra. cheery voice each morning. happiness by awful constipation. 8:00—WJZ programs (3 hrs.) 305.9—KDKA, PITTSBURGH-980. 1:00—Dance music program. 6:io_i'la.v: orchestra music. Albert Lyman had a mishap with Waste matter held too long in their 608.2—W EEK BOSTON—590. 370.2—WCCO, MINN., ST. PAUL—810. 7:15—Sacred song recital. his Nash sedan a few days ago, bowels forma poisons which pollute 8:00—Studio musical program. S:0n—WJZ programs (3 hrs.) 7:30—Barnett’s muster musicians. skidding on a slippery place and 8:30—WEAF programs (1% hrs.) 245.8-WCAE. PITTSBURGH-1220. 8:00—Southern sunshine hour. their blood, cause headaches, bad o u 10:45—Renard’s dance orchestra. 7:3D-Talks; Uncle Gtmbee. 9:00—Columbia dance orchestra. going thtrough a fence and turning breath, coated tongue, ’ iudigestlon, P a n C o k e FI T Pillsbury’s 3 pkgs. 29^ 243.8—W NAC. BOSTON—1230. u-no—WEAK programs (4 hrs.) 10:00—Auction bridge game. completely over. His car is quite 8.3(1—Steven’s dance orchestra. 535.4— WFI, PHILADELPHIA—560. 10:30—Columbia feature recital. biliousness, make them weak, sal badly'smashed, and will be laid up low, fretful and underweight. 7:11—Amos 'n' Andy, comic team. g;(U)—WEAF programs (4 hrs.) 379.5—KGO, OAKLAND—/90. for repairs for some time. 7:25—Orchestra; organ recital. 260.7— W H A M , ROCHESTER—1150. 11:00—Harmony team: viollnlsL Don’t let your child suffer from Redemixt Malt, Maltop’s, ca n ...... 73c 8:00—Columbia programs (4 hrs.) The fourth In a series of whist 7:15—Dinner dance music. 12:00—The i’ilgrims enterlalnmenL constipation until his stomach and 545.1—WGR, BUFFALO—550. g;00—WJZ programs (2 hrs.) 2/0.1—WRVA. RICHMOND—1110. parties held for the benefit of the 8:30—Van Surdam’s dance orchestra. 10:00—Two piano recital. 7:00—Amos ’ n’ Andy; review. bowels are weakened. At the first Golden Bantam Com, Sunbeam’s Fancy, No. 2 can .. 19c 10:30—WJZ orchestral program. local grange was held Friday eve 7:30—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 7:30—Law talk; feature dour. ning. with 15 tables in play. The sign of bad breath, coated tongue 10:30—Shea’s studio program. 11:00—Theater organ recital. 9:30—Studio musical program. or feverishness, stop his trouble 3 cans 55c 11:00—WEAF vaudeville program. 379.5— WGY. SCHENECTADY—790. 10:30-=-WEAF programs (U4 hrs.) first prizes were won by Mrs. May 428.3— W L W , CINCINNATI—700. 11:55—Time; weather: markets. Lyman Smith, and gentlemen’s quick with California Fig Syrup. 8:00—Cincinnati Symphony orchestra. 6:30—Dinner dance music. 440.9— KPO. SAN FRANCISCO—680. Children love Its rfeh, fruity taste. Sweet Mixed Pickles, Silver Lane, qt...... 35c 9:00—WJ^ programs (1 hr.) 7:00—WEAF programs (1 hr.) 11:00—NBC programs. prize by Miss Harle Field, who was 10:00—Cossacks; variety hour. 8:00—Studio concert orchestra. 12:00—Great composers hour. playing as gentleman. The ladles’ It cleans them out thoroughly, reg 8:30—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) 1:00—Beans; trncaderans. Dill Pickles, Favorite’s Genuine, q t...... 23c 11:00—Variety hour; ensemble. 277.6—W CBD. Z IO N —1080. booby prize went to Miss Margaret ulates stomach and bowels and 11:30—Quintile ensemble; orchestra. 10:30—Studio concert ensemble. gives these orgaps tone and 12:35—Thies’ dance orchestra. .11:00—WEAF vaudeville program. 8:00—Studio musical program. Badge and the gentlemen’s booby 1:00—Little Jack Little, entertainer. 12:00—W2XAF television tran.smisslon Secondary DX Stations. prize went to Mr. Young. Mrs. strength so they continue to act EDUCATOR’S Secondary Eastern Stations. 344.6—W EN R . CHICAGO—870. Florence Badge and Mrs. Elsie Col normally of their own accord. 545.1i_WKRC, CINCINNATI—550. 8:15—Farmer Rusk’s talk. lins were In charge. The next one Thousands of Connecticut moth 475.9— CNRA. MONCTON—630. 10:00—Bund music; variety hour. will be Friday evening March 15. ers are eager to tell of their experi 11:00—Movies; children’t program. 8:00—Studio Instrumental quInteL Cape Cod Cookies and Toasterettos 12:00—Dance orchestra. 12:00—Coraedian’.s entertainment. 10:00—Little concert orchestra. 238—KOIL. COUNCIL BLUFFS—1260. and Mrs. Mary Wolff and Miss ence with it. Mrs. R. D. Rlchner, 374.8—W SAI, CINCINNATI—800. Gladys Rice will be in "harge. 65 Buckingham St., Hartford, says: (50c value) 7:40—Harmony LasateB, organisU 296.9— WHN, NEW YORK—1010. 10:30—Shep’s barn dance. both for 37c 8:00—Minstrel men’a frolic. 10:30—Delivery boys, harmonists. 12:00—Amos ‘n’ Andy: tenor. « Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hunt, Mrs. “ My little son, Donald, was nearly 9:00—WEAF programs (1V4 hrs.) 11:00—Bohemian night program. 12:15—School days; gang. Fred Hunt, Miss Katherine Ink, ruined by weak bowels before I be 215.7— W H K . CLEVELAND— 1390. 12:00—Violinist and planl.st. 491.5— WDAF. KANSAS CITY—610. and Miss DI.v spent Wednes 7:15—Bohemian radio club. 12:30—A bad time story. 10::i0—Cook painter boys. Anne gan giving him California Fig 11:00—Amos ’ n’ Andy, comic team. day in Hartford. 8:00—Columbia programs (2 hrs.) 272.6—WLWL, NEW YORK—1100. Syrup. He was sallow, bilious, half- Fancy Tomatoes, Sunbeam’s, 2 No. 2 cans ...... 29c 10:00—Day’s dance orchestra, 11:15—WEAF dance orchestra. 6:55-Tenor; laboc^Jalk. 12:00—Studio varied program. sick all the time. Now he’s strong 10:45—Amos ’ n’ Andy, comic team. 7:25—St. Cecilia ensemble; talk. 11:00—Two dance orchestras. 12:45—Nighthnwk frolic. and well and full of life. Since this Shredded Wheat, 3 pkgs...... 29c 399.8— W e X -W J R . DETROIT—780. 526—WNYC, n e w YORK—570. 461.3— WSM, N A S H V IL L E —650. experience I’ve kept California Fig 8:30—Business talk; trio. 6:30—Educational talks (2 hrs.) 9:00—WEAF programs (1^ hrs.) 10:00—Manuel girls: orchestra. 357—CKCL, TORONTO—840. 10:30—Studio musical program. Syrup In the house all the time for StufPed Figs, Cook’s Sweetheart, 8 oz., 2 pkgs...... 25c 11:00-Red Apple Club program. 7:00—J’optilar music: trio. 11:00—WEAF vaudeville program. colds and any . uset spells.” 325.9—W W J, DETROIT—920. 8:30—Radio Hawaiians. 309.1—KJR, S E A T TL E —970. Protect your child from imita 7:30—Barium dance orchestra. 9:00—Simpson opera hour. 12:00—Orchestra, vocal solos. FREE! A Pie Plate With Every Pound of 8:00—WEAi'' programs 14 hrs.) 11:00—Goldkelte’s orchestra. 1:00—Dance orchestra, entertainers. tions of California Fig Syrup. See that the carton you get bears the word “ California.” Lizzy and the other Jonesport HOOVER’S FIRST DAY. Crisco 1 lb. can 25® 3 lb. can 75® choristers come to the air with (1 Pie Plate (S Pie Plates ,W T 1 C their repertoire of old vocal Washington, March 5.— Herbert favorites. i Hoover’s first day as president be EXPERT GLAZING free) ’ free.) PROGRAMS 10: 00 p. m.— Clicquot Club Eski gan this morning at 7:30 o’clock. Rising half an hour later than his and Travelers, Hartford mos from N. B. C. Studios. 1 0 : 30 p. m.— Strand Theater Or customary time, the new president Picture Framing 500 m .. 600 E. G. gan— Walter Seifert. breakfasted with members of his 11:00 p. m.— Radio-Keith-Orpheum family, including his two small Miscellaneous Specials grandchildren, Herbert Hoover, 3d, V Hour from N. B. C. Studios. Screens, Screen Doors ROYAL GELATINE ...... 3 pkgs. 25c Program For Tuesday 12:00 Midn. Hartford Courant and Little Peggy Ann, both children of his eldest son. . Furniture ( All flavors) t 4:30 p. m.— Auction Bridge Game News Bulletins; Weather Re Made to Order f from N. B. C. Studios, port. FAIRY S O A P ...... ,5bars 21c i 5:00 p. m.— Silent until 6:15. REPUBLIC TUNA F I S H ...... can 19c, 3 cans 55e Program For Wednesday Morning 6:15 p. m.— Summary of Pro- PROPOSALS FOR Furniture Repaired WEBB’S FANCY MAINE CLAMS . . : ...... 2 cans 29c 10:00 a. m.— National Home Hour and Refinished. ; gram. from N. B. C. Studios. O A K IT E ...... 2 pkgs. 25c € 6:15 p. m.— United States Daily 11:00 a. m.—“Foods for Health” (Gleans as nothing else does.) News Bulletins from Washing- — Arra S. Mixter, Director STATE ROAD WORK Verandas Glassed RIRKMAN’S SOAP ...... « ban fiBo ton, D. C. Home Eco’ .omics, Hartford or ' 6:25 p. m.— Hartford Courant Climbing GORTON’S CODFISH (boneless) ...... lb. pkg. 240 Gas Company. Screened In* * News Bulletins. 11:15 a. m.— “ Household Commo SEALED PROPOSALS will be DUZ ...... Ig.pkg. lOo 6:30 p. m.— Lobster Restaurant dities” from N. B. C. Studios. ricelved by the State Highway First, ZIegfeld picked her for his RALSTON’S BREAKFAST FOOD...... pkg. 21c Quintette. 11:30 a. m.— United States Dally Commissioner, 12 Washington “ Follies.” Next, she was chosen for Store Fixtures, Booths CHIPSO ...... Ig. pkg. 21o 7:00 p. m.— Voter’s Service. News Bulletins from Washlng- Street, Hartford, Conn., until 2 “ Rio Rita” and now Warner Broth Expert Workmanship 7:30 p. m.— Soconyland Sketches otn, D. C. ers will present her In the movies. P M., Tuesday, March 19, 1929 for Prices. Reasonable from N. B. C. Studios. 11:40 a. m.— Silent until 11:55. the following sections of State Dainty Agnes Franey Is climbing; Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 8:00 p. m.— The Hartford Elec 11:55 a. m.— Time Signals. work, in accoraance with plana and helped by clever dancing and sel tric Light Company presents 12:00 Noon— Farm Flashes. specifications on file at the follow dom equalled, beauty. LOUIS RESEL “ The Electra Ensemble’’— 12:10 p. m.— Hartford Times News ing places: Miss Franey says: *T don’t be FLORIDA Creations of representative Bulletins: Weather Report. TOWN OF AVON: A steel deck lieve In overlooking anything which Carpenter and Cabinet composers of several nationali SEALDSWEET ^ 12:15 p. m.— Norm Cloutier and girder bridge over the Farmington helps add to your attractiveness. 1 MrIcof* Oranges (Thin skin, sweet and Juicy.) dozen ties will be prseented by the his Travelers Club Orchestra. am most particular about my hair 19c River on Route 17. NOTE: The 67 Pine St., 109 Spruce St. Electra Ensemble this evening State will furnish cement. Plans and so many friends compllmeat in its weekly classical program me on Its softness and lustre that COOLIDGE’S FIRST ARTICLE and specifications at the office of ORANGES, California Sunkist, dozen from Station WTIC at 8 R. W. Stevens, Division Engineer, I am sure my method of caring for o’clock. William Wallace, Irish It Is right. Nearly all the girls 1 (Large size) New York, March 5.— “ On Enter 15 Lewis St., Hartford, Conn. violinist, composer and ad CITY OF HARTFORD: About know here in New York are using venturer, will be represe.ited ing and Leaving the Presidency,” It, noiv, It Is BO easy. All we do Is Grapefruit, good size, 5 f o r ______will be the title of Calvin Coolldge’s ft. of concrete pavement End Hot Water by the overture to his opera, asphalt surface on concrete base put a little Danderine on our “ Maritana.” It is interesting to first literary effort as a private citl' brushes each time we dress our zen. The article, prepared some on Albany Avenue. NOTE: The Americans to remember that State will furnis’^ cement. Plans hair. It makes my hair easy to Heating Wallace lost through the fail- time in February, will appear in the dress and holds It in place wonder April issue of Hearst’s-Internation- and specifications at the office of - 1 ure of a piano factory in New fully. It has gotten rid of my dan In building, plan to install only al-Cosmopolltan magazine, which R. W. Stevens, Division Engineer, York all the earnings of a 15 Lewis Street, Hartford, Conn. druff. It keeps my hair and scalp the best of plumbing for your heat career that carried him all goes on sale Friday, Ray Long, TOWNS OF BRISTOL AND so comfortable, that I don’t sham ing system in order to Insure com v over the globe. The versatile editor, announced today. poo halt as often as I did before. S Frenchman, Jules Massenet, is In addition to writing for Cos PLYMOUTH: About 12,109 ft. of fort throughout the years of service waterbound macadam on the Terry- And best of all, it gives my hair b * represented by his “ Elegio’’. A mopolitan, the ex-president will softer, more silky and lustrous ap to which it will be put. Our later contribute articles to the ville-Bristol Road. NOTE: The *. “ Hungarian Fantasie” of Jeno pearance than anything I’ve ever workmen are trained and experienc Hubay, Hungarian violinist, Ladies’ Home Journal and the State will furnish cement and R. C. Pipe. Plans and specifications at found.” ed in every plumbing problem. - composer and teacher, will be American Magazine. Incidentally he Danderine quickly removes that played. Felix Mottl, Austrian also Is reported to be considering the office of D. C. Loewe, Division Their efforts guarantee the finest Engineer, Bristol, Conn. oily film from your hair; brings out operatic composer and Wager- an offer from the Encyclopedia its natural color, makes it fairly workmanship. Our stock of mate 5 ian exponent, wrote orchestra- Americana, which would pay him All bids must be accompanied by a surety company bond or a certi sparkle! Dandruff usually disap rials Is complete. “The Handling of Seafoods Safely” j tlons of several of the works of $25,0a0 a year to act as advisory pears when you use Danderine. » Andre Gretry, Belgian compos- editor and $1 a word for everything fied check not less than one-third of the cost of the work. The State ■Waves, “ set*" ./1th It, stay in long r er so admired by Napoleon written by him. er. It’s delicately fragranced; Isn’t “ _ that the Little Corporal pen- Highway Commissioner reserves Center Your Fish Buying At the right to reject any and all bids. oily; doesn’t show. It’s economical. 1 ' sloned him. One of these Is In- Those who went south early The 35c battles will last several B eluded in the program. Ras- Dated at Hartford, Connecticut, Joseph C. Wilson enough for the Sharkey-Stribling February 27, 1929, weeks./All drug stores recommend 8 bach’s musical interpretation affair at least got their money’s and guarantee it. Hale's Park Street Market of the American poet Joyce JOHN A. MACDONALD, worth of entertainment out of the State Highway Commissioner. Plumbing and Heating Kilmer’s “ Trees” will be given story of Jack Dempsey being shot Quality Variety as a soprano solo— 12 Washington Street, Hartford, Contractor- Low Prices at Conn. I I Martina Overture . . . Wallace WM. E. KRAH 28 Spruce St., Tel. 641 II a. Elegle ...... Massenet ■ - Fresh Fresh b. T re e s...... Rasbach Expert South Manchester Soprano Solo with Orchestral SMELTS,lb...... 15c HERRINGS, lb...... accompaniment. Radio Service .... 12c III Hungarian Fantasie.. .Hubay 669 Tolland Turnpike, IV Minuet and G lgu e...... ANNOUNCEMENT ...... Gretry-Mottl must South Manchester Fresh FUlet of ■ 8:30 p. m.— Prophylactic Program Phone 364*2 THE MANCHESTER from N. B. C. Studios. SHAD, lb...... HADDOCK, lb...... 25c 9:00 p. m.— Medical Talk 'under DUCO CO. the auspices the Hartford 8 Griswold St., So. Manchester Medical society— “ Cosmetics” de$avm PORRADIO — Dr. Dwight W. Tracy. Now Owned by Fresh Fresh 1:15 p. m.— Seth Parker’s Old s e r v ic e Fashioned Singing School. FLOUNDERS, lb____ . . . .10c MACKEREL, lb..... “Watch out for you fortls- PHONE 1968 ALFRED CHAGNOT simos and* your planissimos,’’ Hat:e jroQ, beard the new Mit* jeatio Eleotrtto Radio? Experienced Duco Worker ~ Seth Parker cautions his sing Fresh ing school, taps bis baton on Fresh the red plush family album on Radio All Kinds of Auto Painting HADDOCK, lb...... 8c SCALLOPS, p t ...... ,i^.45c the parlor ‘ table— and we’re Furniture and Metal oft In another of the old fash ‘iSCfcvke , ioned singing school recitals. Abihoriaed bealer First Class Work* > Tnesday evenings at 9:U , MigesiUB, ilrodlep, I'bllco We also carry a full vareity of other fresh seafoods. klO Ytlililie Turtiplke Bast ■ Prompt Service o’clock Is the time when Setfr tSduih Alaijchester v ___ Marthy, the Captain, Laltlfr- ° Phone 1654 iSttigsg#. JL. .11 MANCHESTER EVENING H E R A L D , SUUTH MANCHESTER, CUNN^ TUESDAY, MAKUJtl 5, 1929. P A G E S E V E. ff(' M A heated to a certain temperature .->■1 WHEN CEREMONIES AND UMBRELLAS OPENED GILBERT AND GARBO NEW FURNACE DISCARDS and the heat drawn off at will. The advantage of this method DMl STM FM lies in the fact that the electricity IN NEW PHOTOPLAY ASHOVELFORABUnON for heating the storage tank can be obtained at night, when the IH THESE day’s current supply runs low and Von eae coondess people Hil ‘Woman of Affairs” Coming to the cost of the current is reduced. sained new beeo^. new iieelm eiid r Schenectady, N. Y „— The Ameri ly fighting excess nt. Some hvrd State Tomorrow. can housewife needn’t' worry about Hot water also can be supplied tnisfy ^normal exerdse and the same way. her soiled draperies and linens, nor in • modeni, scientific way. Wnjr John Gilbert and Greta Garbo The cost of this system is still her husband about his last wink of follow their ezanmle? . . have been given another opportunir higher than that of a coal fur There is a wot baaed on s d e o t l ^ ^ ty to enJoy close-ups together in “ A sleep, these cold mornings, if they nace, but it Is cheaper than gas search. It combats a cause of f Woman of Affairs,” a Metro-Gold- discard the coal-burning furnace used for heating during the win ^ wluch starvation cannot fight wyn-Mayer picture, which, syn ^ r X ^ X . ^ for the latest invention in home ter. mediod is embodied in Manndileprito NS •:• chronized with special music score, scription tablets, now used for 20 y w ii will open at the State Theater to heating. h ^ o n s o f bozM of them. The t e i w morrow for a two day showing. This is an electric furnace, the 3TOU see wherever you look should U i The fllm is from a story by culmination of seven years of re duce yon to aeceM them. . Michael Arlen, and was directed by search work at the General Elec E au box of Marmole contains Wh Clarence Brown, who. It will be re tric laboratories here by Chester PISO’S , . formula, also the reasons for resylts. SO membered, also guided the two I. Hall. The furnace is now be ,/;»coiighs there is no secret, no reason to hM stars thru what might modestly be ing manufactured here and has harm. You will know diat all die doo9 been put to actual use in half a results come in a natoral wot. Go K M » , • * * | g V described as the rather more than dozen cities of the middle west. less affectionate sequences of them now, by asking your oxag^st M The principle is that of a large a SI box of Marmouu “ Flesh and the Devil.” thermos bottle, in which water is In this picture Miss Garbo has the role of a vivacious, hoydenish and effervescent society girl, of London, which sounds rather dif ferent from her previous screen In terpretations. The advance word also is that she has altered her style of clothes in this picture. Gilbert is seen in the portrayal of Nelville Holderness, a rolicking and dashing young Englishman, whose flirtations with Miss Garbo are superb and cleverly acted. Others in the cast are Hobart Bosworth, Lewis Stone, Dorothy Solve the Puzzle Sebastian, John Mack Brown and Here you are, folks. A regular old-fash> Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. ioned "Count the Beans” Contest. A real The companion fllm feature at opportunity for yoimg and old. Looks the State for tomorrow presents easy, doesn’t it? But say—Just try it your that Inimitable pair of fun-makers, self. It takes real cleverness to count the beans correctly. A brand new puzzle. Karl Dane and George K. Arthur, Hurry! Hurryl Who will get the in their latest Metro-Goldwyn-May- correct answer? er starring vehicle, “ All At Sea.” Plenty of hair-raising thrills and Count the Beans! hearty laughter are to be found in Can you do It? Can you count all the this rolicking story of two salty beans correctly In the bean pot pictured here? Start nght now. Take your pencil From all over the nation they came, eager to participate, If only as cheering spectators, in the making of a president. It had been many sailors who both love the same and count. Be careful, be accurate, ba years since such an enthusiastic display of sentiment had attached to a change in administrations, and it was the largest crowd that ever had sure you count correcUy. Here’a tha girl. chance of a lifetime to win a fortune in gathered before the east wing of the capitol, where the ceremonies trad itionaily are held. This NEA and The Herald photo shows the sea of Not once do Dane and Arthur rlzea. Don't let thla opportunity pass you umbrellas turned against the rain as the area in front of the stand was packed by onlookers. Other hundreds lined the roof-tops of nearby fall to draw a grin or a chuckle gy. KUSH YOUR ANSWER IN. buildings, and even of the capitol itself. This striking photo was devel oped in a dark room aboard an NEA Service airplane as it flew through from the audience. Both are aces stormy skies from Washington to New York. From New York the photo was rushed to this newspaper by fast train. high when it comes to curing blues. A pleasing variety of State Short LONDON’S REACTION Subjects will be shown in conjunc ,000 LAW ENFORCEMENT HIS FIRST PLEA tion with the two features. IN CASK FOR YOU Friday and Saturday of this iw Tea, you can win as much as $3,000. n e ra will London, March 5.— President week, the State will present Rich be twenty-five winners in all. In tbs event of tlW Herbert Hoover’s inauguration ard Dix In "Redskin," a Paramount lor any prizes, duplicate prizes wUl b« awarded. QUICK! Count the beans—Just w A t* tha nnmbw speech was generally welcomed In Quality Sound production photo on a postcard or letter, sijm your name and addreaa official circles here today as a gen and mall It in. Tbat'a au. u your anewer la cor \. graphed entirely in color. rect you wlU be nUgbty close to winning llrst prise. uine contribution to world peace. Comment on his speech wag ex B. M. Slater, Dept. 42, ^5 East 4th St., S^.' Paul, Minn.' tremely favorable. It was stated No. 10 Downing street, the Eng authoritatively that Great Britain lish Prime Minister’s official resi would welcome any proposition re dence, was originally designed by garding the limitation of arma Sir Christopher Wren. ments and was open for the discus sion of any suggestions. The President’s anxiety to enter the World Court was widely and favorably discussed. xSc a n t f Sage-Allen & Co. Radiator and DOCTOR INC. 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You get none of that re-dyed look from Diamond Dyes; "There would be little traffic in illegal liquor if only criminals patronized it” . . . .Upon radio microphones. no streaking or spotting. Just fresh, crisp, bright new E Bound amplifiers, talking picture machines and human ears tell these words as President Hoover delivered color. And watch the way they keep their brilliance S through wear and washing. They are better dyes his Inaugural address under gray Washington skies. This NEA Service and The Herald photo was taken because they _ contain plenty' o f real anilines—from from the rear of the inaugural stand as Mr. Hoover stood before the throng of spectators. three to five times more than other dyes. But you pay ROYALSAROUK no more for them than for ordinary dyes MATS for most of the evening. Some of the Christian Endeavor meeting The whUti package o f Diamond Dyes is tlie original COLUMBIA lighted candles and others went to Sunday evening. Her subject was, ‘‘all-purpose’’ dye for any and every land o f material. bed early and got a little sleep “ Recruiting for Christ.” It was the It will dye or tint silk, wool, cotton, linen, rayon pr ahead. The snow ploughs cleared monthly Consecration meeting. any mixture o f materials. The blue package is a special $29.75 the state roads at an eaijly hour, The town schools re-opened Mon dye, for silk or w ool only. W ith it you can dye your Sarouks are Persia’s most gor valuable articles o f silk or wool with results equal to A well attended town meeting but the country roads with a layer day morning after a week’s vaca geous rugs. Thick, heavy, lus was held Saturday afternoon. Sev of snow over the previous ruts and tion. The pupils attending school the finest professional work. Remember this when eral subjects were discussed and mud, are In bad shape, and not so at the Windham High school have you buy. The blue package dyes_ silk or wool only. 'The trous. The mats are size 2-3 feet. voted on. The first one was in re also had a vacation, both being on white package will dye every kind o f goods, including comfortable for auto travel. silk and wool. Your, dealer has both packages. gard to the road which has,just At the Sunday morning service the 8 weeks’ plan now. reverted to the town by the state, of the Congregational church, the William Wolff has just purchased from Katzman’s corners to the in pastor spoke on “ The Last Sup 1,200 baby chicks. Mrs. Ruth Ja ROYAL SAROUK tersection of the state highway. per.” At the close of the service cobs has just added 200 to her Diamond RUGS This stretch of road was abandon the Lord’s Supper was observed. flock, making over 700 in all. ed by the state when the road was Mrs. Charles Hatsch and Miss Easv to me Pemet resuM straightened last year. It was vot Anne Dix were received into mem AT ALL DRUG 8TORB8 ed to abandon the road. The next bership by letters from Brooklyn A queen bee, recently exhibited $69.50 subject was discussed at some churches. length. It was in regard to repairs in London, had travelled 3500 The Sarouk Canape. A remark of the roads. At the town meeting Miss Harie Field was the leader miles by post. able value. Size 2Vix5* last October It was voted to buy a PERSIAN AND CHINESE road truck and procure a road mas Sarouk Namazie, size 3x5 ter. At Saturday’s meeting this CARPET SIZE RUGS vote was rescinded, as the major Don’t Order Just $98.S0 ity seemed to think that it would Sarouk Dozar, 4x7 not solve the road problem at the Sarouks, Araks, Lilehans, Mahals, etc., present time. A vote was passed Has YourBack GivenOut? made by skilled Persian weavers who work $167.50 leaving the highways to the Board on the same looms that their ancestors used Backache Often Warns of Sluggish Kidneys! of Selectmen as in the past. It W'as A Ton Of Coal for hundreds of years. voted that a committee of five be O you feel always tired and achy? appointed to consider some . plan Sizes rang« from 6x9 to 12x18, and even PRAYER RUGS Suffer nagging backache, drowsy But Call Us Up and Place Your Order of celebrating the 125 th anniver D larger, many adapted to the long narrow liv sary of the incorporation of Colum headaches and dizzy spells? Are the ing rooms of modern homes. bia which takes place this spring. kidney excretions too frequent, scanty or For a Ton of The following committee was chos burning? $39.75 en: Hubert Collins, Mrs. Henry Gilds and chills increase the Priced at $198, $298, $350 Very beautiful old rugs from An Hutchins, Mrs. Fannie Dixon poisons in the blood and bring ex atolia. Size. approximately SV^x5 Welch, Clair Robinson and Edward Our High Grade up to $2000 feet. P. Lyman. $125 was appropriated tra work to the kidneys. Heed the by the meeting towards the expense early warnings. D on’t let kid of such celebration. It was also ney trouble get a firm hold. voted to add $200 to the estimated To promote normal kidney ac expense for the year for town tion and assbt your kidneys in Coal paupers also to add $1,000 to the cleansing your blood o f poisonous wastes, use Doan’s Pills. ' LilehanRugs Antique Mats Persian Mosouls budget to pay for indexing probate » records. The last vote was to lay a Are endorsed everywhere. Ask your neighborl There’s a difference and you will realize it after you 13 mill tax on the grand list and 50,000 Users Endorse Doan’s: have burned it for a short while* $39.75 $8.95 that said tax should he payable Mr*. Lydia Bolander, IM Amanda Am., PIttaburxh, Pa., ur>: "I can $48.50 April 1, 1929. The meeting then pablicly recommend Doan's Pills for what they have done for me. My kidneys Our delivery service is prompt and efficient. Beautiful shades of were not acting trarmally. Headaches and diasy tpaUs annoyed ma a lot. Rare old pieces, sad Fine quality, heavr grada. adjourned. There was a sorantsseacrou my back and I fait out of aorta. 1 fait all right blue, rose and mulberry. The heaviest snow of the season after using Doan’s Pills.” dle pieces, etc. Others Usually selling at $75. Siie fell Saturday afternoon and early in Canape size. at $11.95. approximately 3x6. Others in Namazie and the evening. It was a very wet Anatolian Mats $7.95 Other 'Mosouis, approxi snow and stuck to everything it Dozar sizes, $59.50 to and $12.75. mately 3Hx6%. Usually touched, so that when the sun rose The W. G. Glenney Co. Doain^s Pills $129.75. selling at $85, $09.75. Sunday morning it was the most Coal, Lumber and Masons’ Supplies. beautiful sight that can be im A Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidneys Third Floor agined. The storm had other effects Allen Place, Phone 126 Manchester not so beautiful, inasmuch as there A t ail dealers, 75c a box. Foster-Milbum Co., M fg. Chemists, Buffalo, N . Y . ^ere no electric light in the tovm .,r- i ‘,- ■ " ^ • ■ J ’. • '- V - - '''• / •'••• ' ' ■ •• • '■' V ’• i V' ■; ' i . -'.V“ -• -.. *’ ' 7- ■■ ' :V ' <■' * PAGE EIGHT MANCHEgiEK k v e n t n g h e r a i j ); s q u t o Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ^ Tu e s d a y , m a r c h 5,11929. I INAUGURAL BALL ISN’T WHAT IS USED TO BE; POPUUR DESSERTS AT OPFIGIAL SET HOLDS ALOOF , - THE OLD COLONY INN E BUCK rarao - A Charity Event Now, It Has a Golden Past - . ©1929 By NEA Service, Inc. ^ ANNE AUSTIN The Old Colony Inn of Meriden chosen for this morning’s “ Baker’s Little Journeys” , is on the Boston THIS HAS HAPPENED noon,; why shouldn’t I notice her? wiping tears from your eyes. Is that Post Road. Its proprietor, George “ HANDSOME HARRY” BOR< And I don’t believe for a minute true?” Mofigan, Is also manager of the DEN, promoter of dubious stock that the poor lady would shoot the The pale, once-beauflful face Edgehill hotel in Ontario. Canada. vJpipanles, is shot between one and father of her two little children— ” quivered, but the leaf-brown eyes • The desserts he serves his guests § m r o'clock Saturday afternoon. “ Was Mrs. Borden crying?” Min were steady. “ It is true. I don’t , have-done much to win his enviable His secretary’, RUTH LESTER, nie?” McMann suddenly Interrupt think I ever left my husband’s pres- i reputation for good cooking. finds his body Monday morning, ed. “ I must have the truth— ” ence— after our separation— with- j Here is the recipe for the Old sprawled beneath the airshaft win« “ Well, cryin’ she was then,” Min out tears In my eyes. I loved him, i Colony Chocolate Cake: dow of his private office. nie admitted belligerently. “ And and grieved that he would not re- I 1-4 cup butter McMANN, detective sergeant, why, shouldn’t she be? Separated turn to me and our children.” 1 Clip sugar questions the following suspects: from her husband and still lovin’ The detective looked at her 2 tbsps. cocoa Ruth Lester, MRS. ELIZABETH him, like the papers say. Not takin’ steadil. for a long minute, then 3-4 cup milk BORDEN, Borden’s estranged wife on, just dabbin’ at her eyes with said abruptly: “ That’s all, Mrs. 1 egg , V and mother of his two children, her handfcerchief, then pressin’ it Borden. You may go home to your 2 cups flour who admits calling on him Satur* hard against her mouth.” children, but of course you are not 2 1-2 tsps. baking powder day afternoon but wbo insists she Cold logic, however, prevented to leave town and are to hold your 1-2 tsp. Cinnamon left him alive; RITA DUBOIS, night Ruth from taking any joy in this self available for further question 1 tsp.. I^’anilla Extract club dancer, who says she called on confirmation of her theory that the ing at any time.” Cream the butter, slowly add Borden Saturday afternoon to get Interview between Harry Borden “ Thank you,” Mrs. Borden said sugar; add beaten egg. 'Vanilla the tom half of a $500 bill tie and his wife had not gone so in a low voice, as she turned to and Cinnamon and milk. Sift promised her; JACK HAYWARD, smoothly, so amicably as the widow ward the door. flour, baking powder and cocoa to Ruth’s fiance, whose office is across had testified. “ Please, Mr. McMann,” Ruth gether and add to mixture. Beat the narrow airshaft from Borden’s. If Mrs. Borden had shot her hus begged urgently, “ may I ask Mrs. TYPICAL OP SPORTS MODE niixture. Bake In layer cake tins. Hayward explains his return to band between 20 minutes of two Borden just one question?” The You’ll just adore it! It’s so mod the seventh fioor Saturday after and ID minutes of two, how could detective nodded, frowning slightly, ern and typically sports, the type Another favorite Old Colony Inn and Ruth turned eagerly toward the every smart woman includes in her dessert is brownies, the recipe for noon by saying he left tils and Bill Cowan have heard Harry Bor wardrobe for all-around wear. Ruth’s matinee tickets on his desk. den’s voice bellowing in rag© at 10 murdered man’s widow. “ Mrs. Bor- which follows: Even the fabric shows modern 2 squares chocolate MclMann’s belief that Jack is guilty minutes past two, when he— Cowan .den, I know it is painful for you to trend in diagonal weave in fash is strengthenetl by the testimony of — had called Jack Hayward’s tele have to think of such things now, 1-2 cup butter ionable trl-color theme of beige, 2 eggs MICKY MOR.YN and OTTO PFLU- phone number and been cut in on but won’t you please tell Mr. Mc brown and orange. It closes at side GER, elevato. boys, and of BILL a busy line? Unless, of course, Mann whether Mr. Borden— to your 1 cup sugar with attached jabot, frill with 1-2 cup pastry flour COWAN, Jack’s friend, who unwill Cowan had been mistaken as to the knowledge— knew a woman with a unique trimming piece with button ingly tells of having heard Jack voice... .But he had been positive peculiarly beautiful contralto 1 cup English walnut meats at neckline. A row of tiny buttons (broken) threaten Borden’s life when Jack that Borden had referred to him voice?” appear again in hip band which saw Borden Saturday morning self by name— “ Who are you to tell Color fiamed suddenly in the pale, 1 tsp. 'Vanilla Extract holds the garment closely to the Important society folks in 'Wash Melt chocolate "with butter. Arfi straggling with Ruth in the op Harry Borden what he can d o!” aristocratic face of Harry Borden’s figure. Style No. 438 is designed ington are interested in making the sugar to beaten eggs and gradually posite office. But what if Mrs. Borden had re widow. She drew in her breath in sizes 16, 18, 20 years, 36, 38, 40 Inaugural Ball a success, for chari stir In pastry flour. Add to this, Detective:, are sent for CLEO turned?. .. .Was It not wholly pos sharply, and her eyelids fiuttered, and 42 inches bust. In the 36-inch ty’s sake. (Above) Miss Theresa chocolate and butter mixture and GILMAN, Borden’s discarded mis sible that the discarded wife, sub before she answered, almost size, 1% yards of 40-inch material English walnuts. Flavor with tress, and BENNY SMITH, Bor mitted at that interview to God haughtily: “ I am afraid I can give is sufficient. For more formal Carmalt, a popular debuante; (Cen vanilla. Bake In rather slow oven den’s office boy. Benny admits re only knew what further humilia you little help along— those lines. wear, choose figured chiffon, or ter) Mrs. Gann, sister of 'Vice-Presi 15 or 20 minutes. Cut In squares turning to the office Saturday after tion at the hands of her husband, Miss Lester. Naturally Mr. Borden’s monotone georgette crepe. Pattern dent Curtis, who was selected with while warm. noon to get Ruth’s gun for target had brooded upon her wrongs, re intimate women friends were not price 15 cents in stamps or coin her brother to be ranking guest of practice but says the gun was al membered the pistol in the bottom known to me— socially.” (coin is preferred). Wrap coin honor. (Right, above) Miss Blna ready gone. ASHE, Borden’s man drawer of the secretary’s desk, and She opened the door, passed into carefuily. Deneen, daughter of Senator Deneen servant, tells McMann of a woman returned to kill him, walking up the outer office, closed the door be We suggest that when you send of Illinois, ticket committee chair with a beautiful contralto voice of tbe stairs so that her second visit hind her. for this pattern, you enclose 10 man. (Below) Miss Marian Jar- whom Borden lived in fear. should be unknown to the elevator Ruth shrank, in her chair as if cents additional for a copy of our dlne, daughter of Secretary of Agri MINNIE CASSIDY, scrubwoman, operator? the widow’s words had been blows Spring Fashion Magazine. It’s culture. says she emptied Borden’s waste * • c in her face. But beneath the throb just filled with delightful styles. baskets at 1:30 Saturday and while Apparently Detective Sergeant of humiliation two things clamjred Including smart ensembles, and cute designs for the kiddles. he was out for a minute answered McMann’s logical brain had reach for recognition— the fact that Mrs. BY HORTENSE SAL^'DERS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, M^RCH 5, 1929. PAGE NINE State Title Leaders To Show Wares Here \ , __ ^ • BILL CAREY MAY Here*s Lineup Jack Curry Will Toss Against Rec Here Tonight STEP INTO T H Meriden Endees Oppose RICKARD’S SHOES Rec Five In Big Battle «>- NEW YORK GIRLS LIKE Man Who Put Over Miami SPORTS OF ANY KIND Large Crowd Expected; Fans New York — March 5—Be Beach Bout Is Likely to lieve it or not, sports, either in to Renew Acquaintance a gym or out-of-door, is the Get Job. favorite pastime of New York's work-girls. With Jack Curry, Former Of about 200 representative New Y'ork girls, forty-three ex By DAVIS J. WALSH pressed their preference for this G Star; New Haven Girls sort of amusement, thirty-nine preferred reading while only 17 Meet Rec in Preliminary; New York, March 5.—Having would “rather dance than any shed a lot of Hollywood tears 'for thing else.” two months over the' passing of a “1?AGE'TEN' EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN^ TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1929. The Poultry Season Is Here—Herald Ads Will Sell Baby Chicks And Supplies Now! Want Ad Information. Lost and Found Tailoring— Dyeing— Cleanln,» 24 WISE, SMITH PLAN ABANDON MATINEE . ' LOST— PACKAGE between Parker TOLLAND street, and Marlow’s store, Finder I SUITS MADE TO ORDER $25 up. Manchester call 2071. Easter comes early—order now. NEW 10 STORY STORE The Ladies Aid Society of the OFSOCWINPUY Cleaning and pressing. Hartford Federated church will servfe their j Evening Herald Tailoring Co. Nick Della Fera, Prop., Mail Your Ad LOST— TAN MALE police dog. Tel. 15 Oak street; regular monthly supper in thej Classified Advertisements 2141 Manchester. Reward. church dining rooms Friday evs-| STATE TAILORING SHOP. Clearing, Will Go Up Beside Present ning. Supper committee,,Mrs. Sam- There will no matinee perform Count six average words to a line. Annonncenicnts pressing, dyeing, repairing. Suits ance of “ Pals First,’’ the Sock and Initials, numbers and n.bbrevlatlons made to order. Michael Della Fera. Building^ on Site of Former ual Simpson, Mrs. L. Ernest Hall, each count as a word and compond The Herald Mrs. William Senk. W. E. BROCKWAY. 34 Church street, Prop.. 10 Bissell street, next to Roberts Opera House. Buskin production to be presented words as two words. Minimum cost is formerly with Watkins Bros., an Western Union. The all day sewing meeting of the Friday evening, 8 o’clock, at price of three Unes. ^ nounces that he has opened his own NATIONAL HAT and Shoe Shining Union Missionary society will meet Cheney Hall. The illness of Jacob shop and will do upholstering and Wise, Smith & Company, a lead with Mrs. Frank A. Newman Lilne rates per day for transient repairing on all kinds of furniture. | Parlor, hats reblocked, cleaned, ing department store of Hartford Rubinow, who was to play one of Tel. 1352-W for estimates. renovated; kid and satin shoes d>ed Thursday. the principal parts, has made neces ^ Effective March i any color. Expert work guaranteed. for thirty-one years, announces the Cash Charge ______I Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wilcox of Mer- sary several changes in the cast, SEWING MACHINES rented by week ] 887 Main street. most decided building expansion 6 Consecutive Days . . 7 ctsj 9 cts row ■were guests of their daughter, and it is deemed inadvisable to at or month. Repairs on all makes. _>ew | movement of its career with the an Mrs. Rupert West and family Fri and used machines for sale. Singer i EXPERT TAILORING, suits made to tempt a matinee performance. I 11 “ til l l cts measure, choice of fabrics, reason nouncement to-day that within one day last. • All orders for irregular insertions Sewing Machine Co., 649 Main. 'Tel. able prices, work guaranteed. Re month the first step in erecting a James Wilson, president of the 2828-W. modeling. cleaning and pressing. M. The regular meeting of Tolland Sock and Buskin Club, who made a will be charged at the one-time rate. new, large central unit for the es Grange No. 51, P. of H. will be held Special rates for long term every STEAMSHIP TICKETS—All parts of H. Chapnlck, 20 Birch. tablishment on Main street, to con hit in “ The Whole Town’s Talk- dav advertising given upon request. the world. Ask for sailing lists and in the Federated church vestery ing.” will replace Rubinow Mary Ads ordered for three or six dnys rates. Phone 750-2. Robert J. Smith, CALL 1419—HAVE your suit or dress sist of ten fioors for retail trade, Tuesday evening March 5th. ! Reardon and Victor Swanson' nlav and stopped before the third 1009 Main street. cleaned, pressed, repaired for Easter. will he started. dav will be charged only for ihe ac Costs little—will look like new. Miss Lucille Agard spent Friday j the other leads. ^ ^ tual number of times the ad appear Modern Dyers and Cleaners, 11 Clip this Blank—Write Your Ad, The new building, which will in Hartford. , Automobiles for Sale Tickets for Friday night may be ed. charging at the rate earned, but School. represent the ultimate in depart Miss Miriam Underwood who un obtained at Kemp’s Music House no allowances or refunds can be made ^ ment store architecture and ap derwent an operation at the Hart on si.K time ads stopped after the 1927 FORD FORDOR SEDAN CUSTOM TAILORED SUIT made to Print your name and address bejow. Bidwell’s and the School street Rec! 1925 FORD TUDOR measure, your choice of coloring, pointments, and which, it is said, ford hospital three weeks ago te- This play is for the benefit of Group ^‘^N^o^"tlil forbids” : display lines not BETTS GARAGE weave, $25 up. Work guaranteed. will bring to Hartford shoppers turned home Tuesday. Three, Washington Trip Fund.. Hudson-Essex Dealer— 129 Spruce Manchester Tailor Shop. 241 North some modern conveniences and Mrs. Gustave Slechsit, and The Herald will not be responsible Main street. daughter, Mrs. Mason and friends j for more than one incorrect insertion FOR SALE—1924 Overland sedan, facilities which have not yet reach of any advertisement ordered for good condition, price $50. a trade ORDER YOUR SUIT OR topcoat for ed the shopping center of New of Springfield were recent guests at considered. Burton Keeney, 596 Easter. Expert cleaning, dyeing. . - the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Harry more than one time. pairing, pressing. Work called for York, ■will present a hew sixty-fool The inadvertent omission of Ip^or- Keeney, telephone 1194-12. Main street front, extending from Wood. rect publication of advertising be and delivered. Diana's Tailor Shop, 3 rectified only by cancellation uf the NEXT TO A rr.W Buick Is a used Eldridge street. Tel. 1734. the present nine-story section of Mrs. Ellen Benton West is mak Only 16 Days charge made for the s^ervice rendered. Buick. 1927 Brougham. 1926 Sport ing improvements on her dwelling Roadster, 1926 Two-Door Sedan, 1924 and Mail to The Herald for Real the store, which will remain. Help Wanted— .Male 8G Nine stories above ground, each house. Everett Robertson of All advertisements must conforrn Brougham, 1924 Regular Sedan. 1926 Rockville Is the contractor. in stvle. copy and typography with Four Sedan. Capitol Buick. Phone floor representing an extension of T hen Com es regulations enforced by the publiih- 1600. OCEAN LINERS. South America; the corresponding level in the pres At the town meeting held Mon ers and they reserve the right to Europe; India, etc. Need men. Gocid ent building to the south, which is day afternoon March 4th, it was edit, revise or reject any copy con FOR S.^LE— REO 7 passenger tour wages. No experience required. RESULTS voted to lay a 25 mill tax on the ing. Chandler sedan. 3 Reo trucks. Stamp brings particulars. Mr. E. now the latest of the Wise, Smith sidered objectionable. grand list of 1928 a reductlcn of CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads Biown’s Garage. Telephone 869. Cor Arculus, Mount Vernon N. Y. & Company group, and extending S p r i n g ner Cooper and West Center streets. two mills less than the previous to bo published same day must be re OR two floors below the street level, ceived by 12 o’clock noon. Saturdays WANTED-AMBITIOUS MEN, boys year. to learn the barber trade. Individual this future nucleus of a larger and Miss Mary Galvin v/ho has been 10:30 a. m. FOR SALE— GOOD USED CARS instruction with latest methods yet more centralized department S e e taught. Day and night courses. in the Hartford hospital for three Telephone Your Want Ads. CRAWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO. store system will increase the firm’s Tuition very reasonable. Vaughn s weeks under treatment and ob 9 9 Ads are accepted over the telephone Center & Trotter Streets Barber School. 14 Market street, floor space by over 100,000 square servation is considered slightly im at the CHARGE RATE given above Tel. 1174 or 2021-2 Hartford. Conn. Phone feet. ‘Elizabeth Park as a convlence to advertisers but proved. Roughly, the new Wise, Smith & “ BeaatifnJ as a Rose” the CASH RATES will be accepted .-s Anto Accessories—Tires 6 Help Wanted— Female FOR AN AD TAKER Harry Wood underwent an opera FULL PAYMENT if paid at the busi 35 company establishment, which will tion at the Hartford hospital last ness office on or before the seventh BATTERIES FOR YOUR automobile, be rushed into its new form, with day following tbe' first insertion of W.ANTED— ELDERLY woman. to week. ranging from $7 up. Recharging and th-) certainty of functioning in the James Galvin and Miss Margaret Watch this development grow. each ad. otherwise the CHARGE repairing. Distributors of Prest-O- stay with elderly woman permanent Henry street and North Elm R.A.TE will be collected. No responsi Lite Batteries. Center Auto Supply ly. Mrs. Thomas Dunn, Hartford additional quarters some time to- Galvin were recent guests of their bility for errors in telephoned ads Road. Phone 549-2. Co., 155 Center. Tel. 673. Household G<)ods 51 Apartments, Flats, Tenements 63 wird the latter part of the year, sister Miss Mary Galvin at the hos- Street, will be assumed and their accuracy will present a facade on Main street cannot be guaranteed. pilal. • • • Garages •Service— Storage 10 Situations Wanted— F'emalc 38 FOR SALE—LARGE STOCK of used FOR RENT—4, 6 AND 6 room rents. of an aggregate frontage of 172 Mrs. Harry Wood visited Mr. Nice little farm of 8 aerds on Tol Index of Classifications gas ranges, like new. Must go re $28 up. Apply Edward J. Holt. 865 feet, while the addition will go back Wood in the hospital ’Sunday after land street about 1 mile from De DESOTO AND HUPMOBILE Sales gardless of price. Our loss, vour Main street. Telephone 56U. pot Square. Sale price $5,500. Evening Herald Want Ads are now and Service; also Chevrolet service a n t e d —TO DO Spring house gain. Edward Hess. 855 Main street. to a depth of over 200 feet. The noon. grouped according to classifications the same as formerly. cleaning by the hour. Tel. 682-13. FOR RE.NT—FIVE ROOM flat on D^l- rear of the entire property meas Miss Augusta Nickers teacher at Six room single, Greenacre sec below and for handy reference will mont street, downstairs, nil nod- H. A. STEPHENS Office and Store Equipment 54 ures forty feet more than the front. Buff Cap school spent the week-end appear in the numerical order Indi Center at Knox Sts. Tel. 939-2 WANTED—HOUSEWORK 2 or 3 days ern improvements and a:arage. In tion, $6,200. House has all con cated: a week, or would do washings and quire 37 Delmont street. Tel. 94-5. Raze Historic Building with friends in Wethersfield. veniences and is very reasonable in Births ...... ^ ironings at home. Inquire 186 Oak FOR S.ALE— GOING out of grocery The old shell of the once famous Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Diniock are price. Engagements ...... ^ FOR RENT—LARGE GARAGE and street, or telephone 603-3 after 5 liusiness, selling out stock fixtures, TO KENT—GREENACRES Wads rejoicing over the birth of a little o’clock. worth street. 5 room flat, all modern Roberts opera house, associated Marriages ...... ^ repair sliop. centrally located. Apply including slicing machine, scales, with the memory of some of the daughter born last Thursday at the We have a choice corner on Cen Deaths ...... to Aaron Johnson. Phone 524. electric coffee mill, meat block, glass improvements. Inquire 98 Church ter street for a gas and service sta Card of Thanks ...... show case, and remainder of gro street or telephone 1348. greatest actors, singers and celebri Rockville City hospital. WA.NTED—POSITION as practical ceries at below cost. Philip Lewis, ties of the nineteenth century, will tion. 100% location on this busy Lost and Found ...... i Business Services Offered 13 nurse. Telephone 735-2 after 5:30. S3 Charter Oak street. Fam u and Land for I'ale 71 MAX’S CLOTHES SLASHED street. It is worth while. Announcements ...... ^ be razed, along with other proper Personals ...... '• • • • * ty on the site of the new project. Boston, March 5.— While more Nice single. Porter street, 6 Antomobllea CHAIR CANING and Splint seating. Articles For Sale 45 Wanted— To Buy 58 FOR SALE— 4 ACRES of cleared land than 100 policemen and detectives, Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices on State highway. 3 miles from Man On the old opera house stage a rooms. All up-to-date, garage Automobiles for Sale ...... * right. L. E. Basey, Sr.. 595 Main aided by elevated railway guards, Automobiles for Exchange . . . . o FOR S.ALE—INTER.NATIONAL Cor chester Center. See Stuart J. Wasley, parade of distinguished persons, in space, offered at $7,250. 'Very street. So. Manchester. Tel. 283l-'.V. WANTED—TO EXCHANGE money 815 Main street. Telephone 1428-2. today hunted two subway “ slasher” Auto Accessories—Tires ...... 6 respondent School course. Electrical, for junk of all kinds. Prices much cluding Edwin Booth, Fanny reasonable terms. Auto Repairing— Painting ...... 7 nearly paid tor, will sell it for half suspects— a man and a woman with Millinery— Dressmaking 1S> price. May choose any other course. better than recently. What have Davenport, ’Ole Bull and Adelina Auto Schools ...... 7-A ) you? Call 849 for prompt attention. Houses for Sale 72 Patti appeared in succession before a horseshoe ring— Thomas J. Ryan, Autos—Ship by T ru c k ...... a Box I, in care of Herald. Wm. Ostrinsky. Autos— For Hire ...... 9 FRANCES GOWNS designing, crea Hartford audiences for several de elevator operator at police head tion of exclusive New York, Paris IF YOU WANT A FINE home at "a Garages—Service—Storage ...... 10 Electrical Appliances— Radio 49 WANTED TO BUY all kinds of cattl- fair price here it Is: 7 rooms, steam cades. quarters, had his overcoat cut from Vlotorcvcles— Bicycle ...... H models. Dainty frocks, coats, suits Robert). Smith you can afford. Frances Gowns, 679 and chickens, fair price. Dispose of heat, large lot, near school. Price A sense of unity between , the shoulder to shoulder while enroute IVanted Autos— Motorcycles . . . . 12 your stock at a profit. Gordon's Na low—easy terms. Investigate now! BuKineKM anil Profesalona* Services Main street. Phone 2818-W. FOR S.ALE— ALL ELECTRIC radios from Schollay Square to Kenore 1009 Main 7 tubes $40; 0 tubes $65; 9 tubes. $65. tive Market. Phone 1650. B. E. Judd, 843 Main street. Tel. present high building in the depart Business Services Offered ...... 13 2951. ment store group and the new one, Square. Heretofore, the “ subway Household Services Offered ...... 13-A Consoles for above $30. 10 Beech Moving— Trucking— Storage 20 street. Tel. 2219. WILL PAY THE HIGHEST cash slasher” had confined his or her Insurance, Mortgages, Building—Contracting ...... 14 FOR SALE— WASHINGTON street, which will match it in height will prices for ragu. paper, magazines, efforts to cutting the fur coats of Steamship Tickets. Florists—Nurseries ...... 15 GENERAL TRUCKING— Local and PROMPT AND EFFICIENT radio ser old metal. Will also buy all kinds of brand new six room Colonial. Oak be achieved by carrying out across Funeral Directors ...... 16 chickens. Morris H. Lessner. Tel. floors throughout, fire place, tile the entire front a new single cor women, 37 having been victims. Heating— Plumbing—Roofing . . . 17 long distance, well equipped for vice. Sets, parts and accessories. tobacco, fertilizer, wood, grain, Official Willard Battery Station. 1545. bath, large corner lot. Price right. Insurance ...... 18 Terms. Call Arthur A. Knofla. 'Tele nice effect and ground floor ex Millinery— Dressmaking ...... 19 heavy freight, etc. Experienced men. Phone us your troubles. Bausola terior appearance matching the Prompt service. Rates very reason Radio and Battery Service. Tel, Rt »ms Without Board 59 phone 782-2, 875 Main street. THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: Moving—Trucking—Storage — . 20 able. Frank V. Williams, Buckland. 244S-W. modern theme of the new com Painting—Papering ...... 21 989-2. FOR SALE—JUST OFF Bast Center panion section. It has not been Professional Services ...... - 22 ATWATER-KENV CONSOLE. all FOR RENT— ROOM in private family street, nice 6 room home, fire place, Repairing ...... for gentleman only. Apply 23 Laurel oak floors and trim, 2 car garrge, fully decided what combination of Bayard MANCHESTER AND NEW YORK electric radio $98 installed. One used Tailoring—Dj’eing— Cleaning .’.. 24 radio and loop aerial $5. street. high elevation. Owner says sacrifice. stone facing and trim will be used Toilet Goods and Service ...... 25 Motor Dispatch. Dally service be Price very low. Small amount cash, Sketches by Bessey; Synopsis by Brauche? tween New York and Manchester. WATKINS FURNITURE EXCHANGE on the front. Wanted— Business Service...... 26 it Oak Street FOR RENT— 1 OR 2 furnished rooms mortgages arranged. Call Arthur A. Ednrntlonnl Call 7 or 1282. with all improvements at 18 W il Knofla. Telephone 782-2. 875 Main New York Architects Courses and Classes ...... 27 liams street. Call 97-2. street. Dennison and Hirons, New York PERRETT & GLENNEY. Call any 49-A Private Instruction ...... 28 Fuel and Feed architects, who designed the newly Dancing ...... 28-A time. Tel. 7. Local and long distance 1 moving and trucking and freight Musical—Dramatic ...... 29 WOOD FOR SALE—First cla o oak FOR RENT—FURNISHED room, all occupied quarters of the Hartford Wanted—Instruction ...... 30 work and express. Daily express to modern improvements. Call 1781. National Bank and Trust company, Hartford. wood by the load or cord; also apple Flniincinl tree and oak wood for fireplaces, it COVENTRY at Pearl and Main streets, have Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... 31 LOCAL and LONG distance moving, Can't be beat. Frank V. Willi ims. Apartiiients, Flats, Tenement,. 63 Business Opportunities ...... 32 Buckland. 989-2. been selected • by the department Money to Loan ...... 33 by experienced men. Public store-’ ! house. L. T. Wood, 55 Bissell street. FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, all store to draw up the plans. In the Money Wanted ...... 34 ! FOR SALE-^SI,AB wood, stove Help and Situalioim Tel. 496. improvements and garage. Inquire Coventry Choral Club met with i new structure, which will embody a length, fireplace wood 6 to 9 ' 'liars i 121 Spruce street. Help Wanted—F em ale...... 35 a truck load. V. Firpo. 1!6 Wells Bolton Choral Club Monday evening combination of stone exterior, in all Help Wanted—Male ...... 36 Professional Services street. Phone 2466-W and z634-2. I FOR RENT— 4 ROOM tenement, all to work on the cantata ‘"The Father probability, the keynote is a blend Help Wanted—Male or Female .. 37 I ■ improvements. Inquire at 115 Wal- of Waters.” ’’ of beauty and utility. The firm Agents Wanted ...... 37-A PIANO TUNING FOR SALE—THE FOLLOWING kinds I nut street. Situations Wanted— Female . . . . 38 of wood, sawed stove lengtli, and Coventry Choral Club will meet promises that the shoppers of Hart Situations Wanted—Male ...... 39 John Cockerliam under cover, chestnut hard and slab FOR RENT— 6 ROOM tenement. Wednesday evening of this week at ford and surrounding towns will Employment Agencies ...... 40 & Orchard St. Tel. 245-5. L. T. Wood Company, 59 Bissell St. herewith find the ultimate in de Live Stock— Pcln— Poultry— Vehicles North Elm street, newly renovated, the home of Mrs. A. J, Vinton in modern improvements, garage. Call partment store architecture, a field Dogs— Birds—Pets ...... 41 EXPERT BARBERING. . courteous FOR SALE—HARD WOOD slabs, 258. stead of Tuesday evening. Live Stock— Vehicles ...... 42 and expert service that will win sawed stove ’.°ngtli $U) per cord. O. which in the last few years has Poultry and Supplies ...... 43 your approval. Latest styles, follow H. Whipple, telephone 2228 .‘venlngs. Coventry Grange, No. 75, P, of II. will meet at their hall Thursday made great strides in meeting the 4 jkf Ml Wanted — Pe'.s—Poultry—Stock 44 ing dictates of fashion. Midget Bar FOR RENT—SIX ROOM flat, modem demand of an increasingly dis V ll For Sale— MIsrellnneouK ber Shop, 1013 Main street. POR SALE—BEST ot hard wood $8 improvements, rent reasonable. In evening. The program is in charge Articles for Sale ...... 45 load mixed wood $6 50 load, slabs quire 234 Oak street. of the graces arid a very interest criminating public. Representatives It was after a great battle in which Francis I, the Boats and Accessories ...... 46 Repairing ‘J3 $7.00. Cash. Claries Palmer, 895-3. of Wise, Smith and company have new king of France, was victorious, that Bayard was Building Materials ...... 47 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, ill ing proigram is being planned. A Diamonds— Watches—Jewelry .. 48 completed a tour of the country, es AUTOMOBILES— Wagons repainted. Garden, V’arm, Dairy Productu 50 j improvements, stea.n heat, and short sketch about advertising ap called upon for a signal honor. The king, desiring to be Electrical Appliances—Radio . . . 49 garage. Inquire at 52 Russell street. pearing on the stage. A debate will pecially in the middle west where Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A Duco or varnish. Prices reasonable, made a knight, knelt before Bayard; and the brave expert work. We can save you GRAIN. FLOUR, hay and straw. Try i ■Telephone 303-2. be a feature of the evening. some of the most modern stoBes Garden — Farm—Dairy Products 50 have reached completion, in order soldier placed a sword upon his shoulder creating him Household Goods ...... 51 money. Peter A. Baldwin, Soutli 20 per cent Moons Dairy feed. We j FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, all im Friday evening Mrs. Barne’s Machinery and Tools ...... 52 Main' street. Phone 329. feed it at our own farm. 1. P. Camp provements. garage. Apply 28 Hollis to bring to this local venture the a knight. ^ / Musical Instruments ...... 53 bell. Phone 2400. ' Sunday School class will meet at V sy. NEA.'T^augh Special Permission of th«^Publiah«r^ T^» Bcek af Knawltdge. CnpyrighO 923-26^ EXPERT SAW FILING, bicycle re ter street. the chapel. best available data on which to Office and Store Equipment...... 54 pairing. tires and parts. Work build. Sporting Goods— G u n s...... 55 Household Goods 51 TO RENT — CENTENNIAL apart Miss Gladyce Orcutt and friend Specials at the Stores ...... 56 guaranteed, prices reasonable. Work ments. four room apartment, jani Although the exact date of start- Wearing Apparel— Furs ...... 57 done while you wait. Bills’ Tire Re Miss Helen Donavan of New Lon pair Shop, 180 Spruce -treet. WANTED YOU TO see a real sewing tor service, heat, gas range, ice box ! ing the job has not been decided, it Wanted—to Buy ...... 58 machine ’’Ruby”, made by the New furnislied. Call Manchester Con don spent their vacation last week Rooms— Dunrd— Hoteln—Resorts struction Company, 2100 or 782-2. 1 is announced that the first step will BICYCLE REPAIRING, tires, parts, Home Sewing Machine Company. with friends and relatives in Bris be either just before or just after RestanrnntK expert service. Complete stock of $2.1)0 puts one in your home, and tol, Vt., returning home Sunday. Rooms Without Board ...... s-.. 59 fishing tackles, .ausical Instruments, $2.00 per week. Benson Furniture TO RENT— 4 ROOM TENEMENT, re ! Easter, which is March 31. When Boarders Wanted ...... 59-A prices right. J. P. Ledgard, 248 Ni rth Company. finished, ready for occupancy Mar. Representative Franklin Orcutt all is completed, some time this Country Board—Resorts ...... 60 15. Near Main street and the' mills. and Louis Daniels also Secretary of Hotels—Restaurants ...... 61 Main streeij, Rent $17 per month. Inquire 62 year, the present companion build State W. L. Higgins and Judge Gill- Wanted— Rooms— Board ...... 62 SEWING m A'CHINB repairing ot all FOR SALE—TWO SINGLE beds | School street. ing of nine stories will also greet Rent Estate Fur Rent Complete $10. Phone 413. man went to Washington7 D. C. makes, oils, needles and supplies. K. TO RENT—FIVE ROOM tenement, customers with a new face both Apartments, Flats. Tenements .. 63 W. Garrard. 37 Edward street. Tel, Sunday to attend the Inauguration outside and in, according to the Business Locations for Rent . . . . 64 715. FOR SALE—RECONDITIONED elec all improvements, including gas at returning home in time to attend Houses for Rent ...... 65 tric washing machines — bargain 151 Pearl street. Inquire 147 Pearl announcement to the effect that all Suburban for Rent ...... 66 WANTED—AUTO owners desiring prices, cash or terms. The Home street. the Leg.islature this morning. fixtures and much of the equipment Summer Homes for Rent ...... 67 expert repair or welding service at Electric Appliance Corp., 749 Main Wanted to R e n t...... 68 Anyone interested in the new of the present store will be modern reasonable prices to call at The street. Phone 2936. m , State road connecting Rockville Renl Estate For Salo Oliver Welding Works, corner Pearl Two new biographies of presl-, ized. Apartment Buildings for Sale . . . 69 and Spruce streets. OPPORTUNITY FOR 'THOSE having 1 are called “ This Man and Coventry should attend the Business Property for S a le ...... 70 ??as service put In this Spring— 2 | hearing to be held Wednesday of Farms and I.and for S a le ...... 71 VACUUM CLEANER—Clock, phono Vulcan cabinet gas ranges with j Adams” and ‘ Meot Gfinsral this week at 1:30 p. m.. Room 65 Word-blindness, the Inability Rouses for Sale ...... 72 graph, door closer repairing. Lock hghters $8 each. One practically new I .. mv-p Hterarv een- to learn to read and spell, was Lots loi' Sale ...... 7:> and gunsmithing; key fitting. Quality gat range with broiler, ’ a , u gen at the Capitol. Resort Property for S a le ...... 74 Braithwaite, 52 Pearl street. lighter and white enamel bade vlth tiomen of the ua,y shouM go a Plans are under way for a min originally thought to be due to Suburban for Sale ...... 75 shelf $16. One Vulcan smooth-top step farthwr. How about such strel show and chicken pie supper feeble-mindedness, but now it is When the queen asked Real Estate for Exchange...... 76 CHIMNEYS CLEANED and repaired, t L L « - Wanted—Real Estate 77 lighter and white titles as ‘ Van, Van the President for.March 20. This will be under suggested that the causes may be one of her generals why kev fitting, safes opened, saw filing enamel warming closet $16. Two 3- „|ori Nov Havps and One of Bayard’s great Auction— Legal Notices and grinding. Work called tor. burner gas stoves $6 each. ' man, riey, iiey. Hayes, ana the auspices of the Coventry Choral traced to defective dev^pm ent in he could not capture Auction S a le s...... Harold Clemson, 108 North Elm WATKINS FURN.'TURE EXCHANGE perhaps “ Getting Grover’s Goat"? Club. the temporal lobe of the brain. exploits was in defense '.^egal Notices ...... street. TeL 462. 17 Oak Street of a castle at Brescia such a “crazy pigeon against an overwhelming house," he replied “ there GAS BUGGIES— A Word to the Wise By FRANK BECK number of attackers, ^ a s an eagle in it." y THE SOONER SOMEBODY SHES ALWAYS ^ GOOD IN A WAY, YES DRESSER COULD POISONS THAT 6UY, DRESSER, IN THERE TALKING MORNING, IT OCCURRED TO 3 SORT OF TOUR AROUND THE BETTER I’LL LIKE IT. EVER YOU SURE TO DRESSER. WHEN SIMPSON*. ME THAT WE MIGHT THE TERRITORY... IT WOULD SINCE HE'S BECOME SALES MANAGER, THAT HE GIVES HER YOU SAY YOU HANDLE , OUR TAKE HIM SOME TIME MISS DRAB HASN'T GIVEN ME A IS ALL, DIC TA TIO N SHE HAVE A CUSTOMERS ACCOUNTS TO COVER IT r i g h t !/ TUMBLE. NO WONDER ALEC SIR ACTS LIKE A s u g g e s t io n ! BETTER IF THE NOT A BAD JDEA... WAS WILD WHEN HE KID GETTING IS IT NEW SALES MANAGER SIMPSON DESERVES TRIED T O HOG CANDY. REGARDING. CALLED ON TH EM A REWARD FOR VIOLA THE BOOKS PERSONALLY FOR THAT SUGGESTION. N_____ FIRST- HAND INFORMATION I_T i Bayard met his death, which was worthy of his whole life, while with a few men he was holding back the Spaniards from pursuing the French army which a was retreating from a difficult position. Raising his sword to his lips, he commanded his followers to turn and face the foe. (Next: Carlo Borromeo) ^Sk.tch.t«ndSynop««,. Cot>y.lgIit.1928.Th«Cfar4«fSoc»ty. Z-aTy^ 7A\ fCftpyrtgbt l*>20 f>y FnnV NUrk, Htg. U S Pat Off.) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHEgrER, CONN,, TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1929. r . PAGE ELEVEN . 0 ISENSE NONSENSE SKIPP.Y 3y Percy L. Crosby i -a-*.' Just Like His Mother. ^ OH^PlNC. J'V6 ASKCO He criticized her pudding, he didn’t Hotu's VouA A l l T7i€ ftoYl A m ' 6 fitL S 'A l i t H M i T o 0 6 like her cake; SlA'rHOAV PAft'fV AM* TH6Y PAoM ilfO He wish’d she’d made the biscuits 15 AJK m a m a like his mother used to make. C o n u n ’ o n ? She didn’t wash the dishes and —^ To CoNve i f I CAM HAV/€ i t . - she didn’t make a stew; And she didn’t darn his stockings like his mother used to do. 1 Oh, well, she wasn’t perfect, but she tried to do her best. Until at length she thought her time had come to have a rest; So, when one day he went the same old rigamarole all through She turned and boxed his ears r just like his mother used to do. \i True Words Spoken in Jest. “What is the secret of success?” asked the Sphinx. “Push,” s^d the button. “Take pains,” said the 1/ ^ window. “Always keep cool,” said 71 the ice. “ Be up to date,” said the «E 6 . U S. M T. OFT. calendar. “ Never lose your head,” 0 19 2 a BY NCA S ER V ir;; .NC. said the barrel. "Make light of Copjm'tht. 1929. Percy L. Crosby, Central Proa Aim .. Ine. Expensive perfume is a matter of I everything,” said the fire. “ Do a L driving business,” said the ham iollars and scents. mer. “Aspire to greater things,” OUR BOARDING HOUSE said the nutmeg. “Find a good The Lucky Streak By Fontaine Fox. thing and stick to it,” said the By Gene Ahern f glue. 1 He: "And we will elope at mid- i niglit?” j She: “ Yes, dear.” AS A TVATROki o F SAi r / w^ I am ifJsuLr/ir^ I He: “And will you have all your Tikie ARTS, 1 D o M o r LUCKY? i things packed?” j ? a T i s s m V m a s T a i p e P i e c e / ^ HeSiTATE To SAV THAT THIS I She: “ Sure. My husband is pack-1 VoU A R E vVAM o f Here'^ GOOD LUCK for all letter 'j ing them for me now.” j HEU) foRAA OF ART CALLEP golf fans. You may need it to fin-{ MAMV U)Mo HAFF KioT Z£ ish the hole in par. which is five! she was prettv, short-skirted, and MODERH, »S ToMMVRoT/sAew UMDERSTAMDIiJS T o l.u F F strokes. One solution is on another i pjni^-.cheeked. As she tripped 'v--T oR iNisTAkicE, T h is s t u p i d page. j lightly down the stairs leading from T r u e a p t /— 2 i s s s t a t u e the station, many admiring glances ^^Attfe M P T a t s c u l PTu r u J o P o m e h a t a S o u l ikIs i d e m a d e were cast in her direction. iki t a l l o u ) , c a l l e p ' ' d e s p a i r G 0 0 D “Some girl!” exclaimed one OF VlOLlki STRIM6S, youth to his companion, as they oa A MoMT>AV" IS THE -Z A T i s s HARMOKiV/ y trailed in her wake. r e s u l t o f - • AKi APPLEP “Wonder who the lucky chap Is u; a T / !^ a h she's going to meet?” SRAtFl/----- ART?- As she emerged from the station MV a handsome, broad-shouldered man, fully six feet tall, clasped her in T r V AMD Do SO his arms and kissed her. €ooD/«Aek.-w I LAUSH “ Mother!” he exclaimed fondly. “ I though I’d missed you!” L IK E Z I S S , HA***HA-A- . Arriving in a small western W u p / town, an easterner was attempting to start up a friendly conversation L U C K with a native. X “ Tell me,” he said, “ what is the THE RULES. status of the liquor supply around here?” 1—The idea of Letter Golf is to “ Status,” mumbled the native, “ I change one word to another and dn dunno what you mean.” it in par, a given number of strokes j “ I mean is it easy to obtain liquor Thus to change COW to HEN, in ■ and is there much of it around three strokes, COW, HOW, HEW, ! here?” HEN. j “Wall, mister,” said the rustic, 2— You change only one letterI “ all I can tell you is that a little at a time. j while back they turned off the ! water supply tor a week and no- f 3— You must have a complete word, of common usage, for each ! body knew it till the town hall jump. Slang words and abbrevia caught afire.” tions don’t count. ‘TfAKE HIM 4— The order of letters cannot be' Wonder if the girls who paint U P o k I it , changed. land powder so freely today believe m in the slogan of the paint manufac m a j o r turers. “ Save the surface and you “ You never bring me candy like save all.” you used to before we were mar f , ried.” In Japan, dresses are bought by O l M t . i Y NCA SCKV»CC.~INC.' “That so— well, you never heard the pound.- Have to buy then by the ('^'Fontaine Fox. 1929, The Bell Syndic.^te. Inc.) of a fisherman feeding bait to a ounce here. fish after he had caught it, did you?” “ You are working too hard,” said the doctor. WASHINGTON TUBBS II Dirty Work By Crane He— “ Where will you be at din- “I know it,” sighed the patient, ler tim e?” “ but it is the only way I can keep She— “ At dinner.” up the easy payments.” pSSTl ADOLF-QUICK-PUT A, CrET (!£A0Y- T me Ou t Tv\orn under his saddle- by 6E T SE T- dOE, I make a monkey uf dot j f O R T u B p s BUMweP. SURE ewouciH d\s Time. PUNCH TO CHIM HAS DUELIST siosr V IML COCHBAN — PICIURES KNICK VLftMT.orr. QROOef. MeeTiU6 OM field of bonor IN UNIQUE COMBAT, HEMV FWJORlTe HAvS N0\nt£ CR^lNh, "BUTTON, BUTTON, WHO H\T MV WTTON?" IM FIRST SECOND C^WEN THE 'NvA\STlE-'Th£ -BAT-fLE IS ON ANEYll BUT LOOK*. OF 6(\ m £. U WASW'S steed sn o rts AND PITCHES—WASH tS HELPLESS'. >LVUV, ADOLF DOES AS FURtOUSLV, THE OftANO vJllER CHAROES FOR A KNOCK OUT^ ) WE IS ORDERED. srP**, M ’J3 B E C . U . S . F A T , o r r . e B Y WEA S O W C E . m e . r FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Yes! Yes! Yes! By Blosser fiSE-Uy^CLe AAREf/ ASkS M'S. IT'S JUST VWUAT A SWELL, FRECRLES, lam e YOU IF X vNANT t o g o VNllW AIAA FENd LITTLE VKJOCDS C AK ® v e ? / x 'u . 7AOUSAT ITOM6R? ARE 7AATS TAE TOTUE UkA^NAUA^A ISLANDS = " yvAEAhd-’ lF X SAY ’MO’ X YOU <50|/JS ALO/dS OR GO s n it a Yo u , s t u f f - NOvk) vmUV-MVWY- IT'S JUST UkE STAY .C.k5WT ASRE AT AOm E, u n c l e 'WE CAN GET A OREAAN ASO ALL X AMD IF X SAY 'VES' IT a c e y o u S0l/d6 TO AACRY BUSY' ha^e to s a y is j u s t A^EAMS 7AAT I ’LL BE STAY AT ROME ? YE S OR A^O 7A00SAM DS OF MU.ES FtZOM AO/AE Ifd — ? AdO T/AnE AT ALL. KWUC KEC. U. > C OZB. BY NCt (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) SALESMAN SAM A Telltale Outfit By Smal^ Wee downy watched the cherries there. That tree trunk’s like a run. To him it seemed a heap of teapot and it’s tipping to and fro.” ^ VNeLL, n o b o d y 's g o n n a fun. “Come back here quick,” he They promptly scampered right up H ey, m is t e r , CAM yp> SORel OUT AT^ OH,n o ’. I'(A At At \ <306.55 t h a t g u y \n a s near and Scouty said. “ Well, just ICbViMCj 0E.« Tec.i_ tAE. TW TH’ petKANS’ e ,A L L , PMSTAKe. H\€- M0VJU shouted. “ We have come here just epiLL « «,U»HT-VLL Ha FTa Pl'A t h a t look here! This tree is losing syrup, cioeoToPLftY CLeVeLANO ©ALUTEAt^ e»ALL PARK- PLAY&R.I P L ft Y E R r to play. We will not eat you. No R ffhHT AWAY I i It is dripping out real slow.” OFtSeDACL. IN (6 DOIN’ SPRlNCr ARE. YOU ONe V JE LL.Y A siree! I promise that. Leave it to And then the teapot-looking trc-e TWeoior TRAININ’ O ’ THetO NEWS CERTAINLY OON’T me. r il see that you’re not harmed said: “ I’m a maple tree you see. LCASUeSTHlS PAPER. RE-PORTe RS? LOOK. LlKe. O and we’ll all have a lovely day.” rr I’m filled up full with syrup that SEASON, SAM ONS.* One of the cherries stopped you eat on cakes and such. The HOWOY HEADS and cried, "Oh, we were going to syiup’s spilling from my spout. FOR. PORTIMG- run and hide. But, if you’ll prom Watch close. You’ll see it running New ORLEANS, ir^ (000 S ise you’ll e nice we'll gladly come out. Please, someone, tip me up right back. You see, most people WHERE. *we real straight so I won’t lose too CLEVELAND CREOLe •' .r eat us quick, and that’s a very un much.” kind trick. Sometimes they even INDtfbNS “Sure! I will do it,” downy <^Rt . take us on a long trip in a sack.” cned. He climbed right up the OteoLE TRAINING^ .GAtg,^ OteoLE PRW Lai. “Don’t worry, you will shortly queer pot’s side and, after work Ave IK find that we are really very kind.” ANOARRlVeS 'O R W E irt ing rather hard, he straightened it 30ST AS replied one of the ’Tinies. Then up fine. “ Oh, thank you,” said the cherries joined the bunch. HtS t r a in the maple tree.. “You’ve surely Pu l l s They played around an hour or sc been real nice to me. Since I have (M — before the cherries had to go. had your kindness, I will give you Just as they ran off Coppy said, some of mine. ■ =T’d like one for my lunch.” A squeaking sound then filled (The Maple Tree pays the Tiuic-s ;he air and Carpy said, “Look over back in the next story.). BY NCA WDMCC INC. TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1929. PAGE TWELVE ManritPBtrr £tintltm H rrali Mary B. Cheney Auxiliary. United EMERGENCY DOCTORS SpanlsTi War Veterans will cele- MID-LENT braVe the anniversary of its organ Doctors Burr and Weldon ization which took place March 3, will respond to emergency calls 1920, at the State Armory tomor tomorrow. row evening. This is the regular -4> DANCE meeting night but the business will be very brief. Husbands of the For Good Looks, Service and Econom’y, Business A1 Pierre Tabarin men^bers have been invited as well Professional women of Center as comrades of Ward Cheney camp church will meet this evening at and their wives to join in the birth 8 o’clock in the lecture room and WILLIMANTIC day celebration. Mrs. Jere Mahei listen to a lecture .by Miss Marion ^ and the ladies of her committee Dorward on music. Miss Dorward j Women, School Girls, Teachers and Thrifty will serve a scalloped oyster and is supervisor of music in the schools Wednesday, March 6 salad supper at 7 o’clock. A Social of the Ninth District. The mem bers have the privilege of inviting Peerless Full Orchestra get-togethers with cards and music will follow. guests. Housewives are ' Lady Roberts Lodge, Daughters 1 William Rubinow of Rubinow’s of St. George will hold its regular I apparel shop is in New York on a ABOUT TOWN meeting in Tinker hall tomorrow ' buving trip. ■evening. A social with refresh Bridge and straight whist will be ments will follow the business, with The Monday Night Whist club the attraction at the South Main Miss Rachel Vickerman and Mrs. met last night for bridge at the street school this evening, with 4 Eva Leslie in charge. The attend home of Mrs. R. E. Carney bn prizes for the winners in each sec ance prize will be furnished by Mrs. ! Cedar street. The first prize was tion and refreshments. Mrs. Robert Martha Sharp. The shipment of awarded to .Mrs. Joseph Durkin. Martin heads the committee of jelly has arrived and members may 1 Miss May Barrett carried away the ladies in charge. procure a quantity at the meeting. consolation prize. F. P. Stephens, who for a year was in charge of the^ Newark Shoe store here and who left the com pany the first of the month, is now located in Ansonia where he is con nected with the Kennedy Shoe com pany. Mrs. Stephens, who assisted in the store here, was for several P\JKB S i l k H o s i e r y o p p in g S e n i i t f years connected with the Kennedy ^oppitif^ (Set company in a responsible position. Daniel Hayes, a brother of Mrs. James W. Foley, has been appointed a district manager for the Atlantic and Pacific Tea company. Hayes TUESDAY ENDS OUR entered the employ of the A. & P. company when it opened its first store, in the Johnson building. All members of Troop 0 are re quested to be at the South Metho dist church, in full uniform, to 63rd. night at 6:45 o’clock. A town championship Boy Scout contest will be held tonight at 7:30 at High school hall. A total of 200 V Scouts are expected to take part. ANNIVERSARY Pair ii (Z e r r v Although we have sold thousands of pairs of Blue Crane Pure Silk Stockings to satisfied customers in the past year, we are featuring Blue Crane Stockings this week WITH VALUES so that more Manchester women and girls may become acquainted with this particu SJwes Here lar brand. Blue Crane service weight stockings are fashioned from pure silk and To Fit may be had with the slenderizing pointed heels or the practical square heels. They have 3-inch lisle tops for long wearing. The snug, closely-fitting ankle and foot is a Your very distinctive feature of Blue Crane Hosiery, a process of knitting exclusive with THIS LAST DAY Narrow Blue Crane. Heels AS BIG AS THE YJ^ILBUR Coon Shoes have heels two and even three sizes nar rower than standard. With these shoes your heels cannot slip. Other Special Measurements, too, Featuring Seven New Spring Shades FIRST to fit hroad ball, high instep, or any other special fitting that your foot needs to look its best. Over 200 Including the Popular “Sun Tan” Colors I A most remarkable event in sizes.... 1 to 12, A AAA to EEE.....iu unusual combinations. Here you NATURELLE—A delicate, pastelle shade with a SUN TAN—A deep, full tone Beige, like the smooth I the history of this store..... can really be fitted. llesh tone, giving the appearance of nudity. Gypsy sunburn now so popular with the young Good for evening, as well as daytime wear. er set—good for town wear and the vogue at = offering seasonable mer- smart resort places. I chandise at great economy NAIVE—A Beige color with a delicate nude cast— for the Light Brown and Beige costumes, as MISTERY—An almost neutral Beige that goes so I prices. Your last oppor- L well as for sports and resort ensembles. well with Palm Beach Pastelles. Of cosmetic origin—it is extremely stylish for both town and bathing beaches. I tunityto fill your needs at | ILLUSION—A rich sophisticated Grey for Spring, with a pronounced Mauve cast—will be espe I unheard of prices. | cially popular'for evening wear. NA YEN’S SUN BLUSH—A slightly deeper shade of Sun Tan with more of the blush, and with a rosy under I All merchandise for cash | ALLURE—A. warm Beige and another.of the cos tone. Suggests the darker skin bronzed by metic'shades, which will exactly match the tbe sun and wind. Matches exactly the Ochre 1 only. No charges, mail or | healthy Sunburn of a brilliant complexion. face powder now so popular. I Phone orders. Or C. 0. D.’s. | Depend on die I But worth your while to buy | I and save. | ■ An Opportunity to Win niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuTi A-Pair of Stockings Free The., persons guess^g the nearest amount of nails that'are in the keg that is being held by a Our Guarantee V X V V V > V V V V V V V V V V V V V V W V _uner Blue Crane stocking in our front window display will receive from‘one to three pairs of stockings We guarantee that every pair of Blue Crane hosiery will free: The. prizesrange as follows: h ek D o m / 1st. 3^ pairs, of Blue Crane Stockings. give complete satisfaction, or a new pair free. m oN IS advice and service are 2nd. : 2,pairs of Bine'Crane Stockings. invaluable to you in 3rd.;- I pair of> Blue Crane Stockings. H Leave your, name and address with Mrs. Kellum, keeping your piano the Hosiery Department, .■______same Sae instrument that COOO THINGS TO CAT left the maker’s gifted band.s. THE GOCH) OLD C. B. The Piano Tuner is a skilled We won’t say that no one, unless he has eaten craftsman — a representa See Our Pinehurst Corned Beef, can possibly know how good tive of a profession, a grad Hosiery, corned beef can be, but we will.say that those who have always eaten merely ordinary corned beef uate of National Associa Front haven’t any idea how good Pinehurst Corned Beef tion Standards. He knows M a i l is. Pinehurst Corned Beef is very high grade beef pianos and piano tuning Window to begin with, it is corned while in perfect condition —you can depend on him. Display Floor — and it is PERFECTLY CORNED. The result is And you can depend upon a revelation to a good many' persons the first time they try the kind that comes frojn this store. There the fact that your piano are many lean pieces in the vats today. Tell us needs his services,regularly. what cut you best like, and that’s the cut we’ll The piano is a.highly^sensi. send you. tive instmment, and sea Just now there’s hardly any difference between sonal or sudden atmos the wholesale price of STRICTLY FRESH LOCAL pheric changes are bound EGGS and the Fresh Western "Variety. We are to affect its tone. selling the locals at 55 cents; the Rockville eggs are The Timer's visit will bring selectmen’s layout of four different pleted, this tax to be due and pay 58 cents. It hardly pays to bother with Westerns streets. able on the first day of April, at these prices. back its crystal clarity, its TAKES 6 MINUTES Owing to the illness of Police padding brilliance, its pet- 1929.” Incoming are some more of those delightful Commissioner "W. B. Rogers,, who The laying of the town tax was fresh Green Beans, at a considerable lowering in f ^ harmony, to dehght presided at the annual town meet price. Also fresh Green Peas, which are now two the only business before the ad your visitors, and to culti TO LAY TAX RATE ing in October, Judge Raymond A., journed meeting. The special meet WATKINS‘BROTH ERS. T nc. quarts for 33 cents. We have, too, some extreme vate correctly your chil Johnson was named as presiding of ing followed and It accepted the ly nice new Spinach and New Carrots. dren’s musical sense. ficer at both tbe adjourned and layouts of St. James street, Strick It might be as well, if you plan to order the ma special meetings. John H. Hyde, "We have a yearly toning land street extension, Henry street terials for a Boiled Dinner, to call up and get in Short Session of Few Voters chairman of the hoard of selectmen, extension and Oxford street exten ESTABLISHED 5 4 YEARS your order for precisely the kind of a piece of contract offer that many told the meeting that the board had sion. Corned Beef as soon as possible. Folks seem to people are taking advan studied the budget very carefully jump at our kind of C. B. whenever we feature it. tage of. It is inexpensive Endorses 15 3-4 Mills and had come to the conclusion that ’ CHAPEL AT ]1. OAK ST. Deliveries at your convenience, any time of day and relieves you of all a 15 3-4 mill tax would be suflic- sfter 8 o’clock in the morning. All you have to ient. The grand list as finally com PRIGIDAIRE Robert K'Anderson worry and bother. Call us Recommended by Board. pleted is $52,732,297. p H o n e5 0 0 ' do is to suggest when you’d . like the goods to on ^ e 'phone—right now! '^Funeral Director /or2837-W arrive. Don’t forget the popular 1:30 p. m. de • He then Introduced the following Automatic livery. resolution which was voted without Phone 2000. About 60 voters. Including half a dissenting vote: SUPER OIL HEATER a dozen women, attended the ad “That a tax rate of 15 3-4 mills Native Fresh Ham, Native Fresh Bacon. journed annual town meeting In on the dollar for payment of state MAYTAG WASHER KEMP’S ta.x, tax for maintenance and sup Pinehurst H am burg...... 30c lb. the High school assembly hall last port of the State Guard, current ex DAVID CHAM B^S SILHOUETTES Pinehurst Meadowbrook Sausage M eat...... 29c lb. SALES AND SERVICE evening and In the short space of penses and expenses of ■ the . com for About a week from today we expect a shipment of TH E. P 1 A N O six-minutes voted to accept the mon schools and high schools, of CONTRACTOa strained vegetables for infant feeding from Harold H. . • AS I C M V f I CA U _ l WSTRUMZ.NT, . this town, be and the saine Is.here- The Home Electric Franking u d Pillows recommendation of the Board of by levied on the ratable estate of AND BUILDER Clapp of Rochester, N* Y. . Selectmen and laid a 15 3-4 mill the town as of October 1st, 1928, Appliance Cqrp. Mrs. Elliott’s Shop . tax. In addition the meeting in according, to the respective assess- 8 apecUl fleaBlon Yoled to :acce9t m ialf tliwaoa lu t and com eiione2936 68 Hollister street S S S M ain S L