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VOL. U l., NO. 161. (OoMlflod Advortlilng on Pago U), MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1988. SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE CENT'S. AKRON’S SURVIVORS They’re Lined Up Solidly For Beer smNaEsiwo, m SMOTHERS ONE, LEGAL BEER RETURNS BEFORE THE HOUSE ini^SUiCIDE BUT MANY GO THIRSTY Naval Committee Liatmu To ..i>h , / 3 3 0 PERSONS SLAIN ^>4 School PriDcipoj, Sporned By Their Accoimts of Crad^ Soppk Ne W ajN w D aisy IN GERMAN REVOLT Woman, Mnrden Thre^ Two Coogreesmen Dispnte \ h Larfer Giles h 19 i Gneso I Went Mad’^ Re By ABSOdATBD FBB88 , ^ Ltegislative-or other action still Beef was on sate today in the pending in these 14 itateS: Over Inveet^tion. 40,000 Wound ed and 100,- District of Columbia and toesa-18 Alabama, Connecticut. Delaware, Tells Aiitborittes. states: Florida, Iowa, Massachusetts. Mlch- 000 D rivoi From Com- Arixona, CaUfomia, Colorado, igan, Nebraska New ‘ Hampshire, hnnbia-TBreven h (O f Waridngton, April 1.—(AP)—Th^ XUinolB,' Indiana,' Kentucky, Mary New Mexico, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Houm Naval commltth* llatened to , Grand Rapids, Mich., April 7. — land, Minnesota, Missouri, Montai^ Texas and South Caralina. the stories of the three survivors of m erdal Life, Hitter Says. Nevada, New Jersey, New York, cago (Um Rve HS mB TAP)—Lying on a hospital cot, Beer l^dslation had failed of the Akron today while a protest was 48-year-oId school principal, Hen^ Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Washington, and Warning. passage In these three states:' Ark being rat before the House rules BL Bedford, today admitted to ioffl-; ansas, Georgia and Idaho. Dollars b|to Cnraty oonuninee that some other commit Berlin; April 7.— (AP) — Chan Oates have been set for the sale otols toat he Strangled to death in the fallowing seven states: ' tee should investigate the fatal crash cellor Hitler has placed the price Mattie SiM Beqgert, 38, and h ^ No action has been, taken In these of the airship. of Germany’s "rebirth” at 380 per son, Carl, 8, placed her ~ Louisiaha April 18i MSine, June four states: Kansas, MlsstesinDl. tion ttJ First Day. Iieutenant*Commander Herbert sons slain, 40,000 persons wounded old son in a gca-filled-ove SO; North Carolina, May 1 ;. North Utah and Virginia. ^ Dakota, July 1; -Vermont, May- 1; V. Wiley, executive officer of the and 100,000 driven from commercial died, and then attempted Ship; Richard B. Deal, boatswain’s own life by ^haling- gas. West Virginia, June 8; Wyoming, Sales subject to referendum. In ' By Associated Prasa life. May 18.: mate, and Moody B. Brwln, metal- T guess F'eraf Prosecutor 1984 in this state: South Dakota.. , The thump of^ bung startoM smith, recounted to the committee He declared outright to an audl- Bartel Jonkman kaikl Bedford told their .version of what occiured in dence of Cabinet members, diplo him. eountleaa dtynunad a 1 ^ the storm off the New Jersey coast mats and newspapermen last night Bodies of Mrs. Bengert and the boc-te:* back-to tha A last Monday night that these were the figures on the two ohfldren were found yesterds^ scene today. Before the rules comnflttee, R ^ long Incipient revolution which led m by her husband, 'Carl, as he re SENATEAPPROVES GOVERNOR AGAWST Lawtyl 8.2 per cant beer resentative McCttlntic, (D., Okla.), to his rlM to power. turned to the home hoping to effect in - teiritoiy populated by demanded that either a . special "The Genum press hitherto a reconciliation'With his wife. He seventy miUion Ahierloans.. • '' (I House committee or a Joint Con marched behind, but today it said he had left the bouse Tuesday TWO tWHDiAllONS COUNHCOioSSlON states and thp Dlstriot at Od V /' •.'5 gressional committee make the in* marches abreast of the times. No Scenes comparable to this were enacted in many states on the eve of after a quarrel broiigbt about 1^ lifted a .,aa more than IS orears dkL' vestlgation. legal beer’s return from its 18-year exile. This photo sbows a part of govemmrat can destroy a press the throng that lined up before the Department of Health offices in Bedford’s presence in the home. He Jubilaa and Jollity wera w|da< BDs assertion that Chairman Vin' which prints the truth,” he de New'Tork seeking city licenses to sell Vthree-point-two.” also found Bedford, unconscious, in Bpraad among friends of the b a rr son of tile,Naval committee would clared. toe gas-fUled tdteben. Revived in a age; Its foes volbed orlttflsa^totet not let the sub-committee which ' A virtual Na«i dictatorship will hospital, Bedford at first said bs Garles E Hemenway and State’s Execattre Says He wanting. McCUntio headed last year make a be established in the federation of believed he had been pOleon^ Five minitos after h______fair and Impartial investigation of German industries with the election while eating lundi and that he sup Wffiam M. HarrirFaywr^ WiD Veto Coiirel BUI R M at mldnlgbt.va Mg t r t e the Akron was disputed by Wnson. of a Nasi controlled executive board. posed toe ^ so n e r took toe livee of jrith festoons, rotolilqd to tha MeClintie said that if the Naval Jewish BeUglea CROSS READY TO SIGN ' the three Bengerts. vice entraraa o f tha Whiter S committee made the Inquiry the Nasi Christians, in the mean Today, however, Proeeoutor Jonk- beiring two Akron crash **wlll be whitewashed while, have acted to wipe out all man said. Bedford confessed that he ' . ‘•t. j iSf traces of JeWish religion in Chris to thaPrasMsttt Msg Bobsev^L w S like the uommittes whitewashed the incensed when Mrs. Bengert, ‘ ip ^ rstlred, bhs indtoatad ha w i Shenandoah - disaster.** . tian teachings and a goveniment BILL whom he bad nmde 'lcve, told blxm Hartford. April 7—(AP) — The culture tax was seen today as a ‘TU never live with -you a m T l Hartford, April 7,-^(AP) give tha braw.to Minds. : " further move toward nationalisation nominations of Chprlss a Hspnn- ernor Cross , said today ha Will veto SCKVIVOM nSYIFY _ - *. won’t go back to my husband.^ On ^ WaaUMtqti, April 7— (AP)—The o f the proi 1 got a piece of cord,” the press wajy of Hartford and Waiiami M. a liquor opQtrol |a4U Blaoif in tos What cooiti Ser guvern-__ paradab bahtod three sumven ofi tte. Atem’s But N e t v I ls B s H« I p - cuter quoted Bedford •• eaylng, Hsrirls ot‘ -WaterbuiT af,tnistoes of hands of aotiaty oomatisskmilen toi. Tfear Baer U ] plunge iDtD the Attaa^ M n red to the (XQ^aGNSBILl "and-wound it around ^her neck un the Oooneotlout Beforamtory to fUi power, to ityus il
VOL. LH., NO. 161. (CSoMlflod Adverttoliif on P o(o 14X BIANCHESTER, CONN., FBIDAT/APRIL 7 . 1W8. SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS AKRON’S SURVIVORS They’re Lined Up Solidly For Beer SnUNGtESTWO, SMOTHERS ONE, BEER RETURNS BEFORE THE HOUSE TRI^SDICIDE Naval Committee Listens To 3 3 0 PERSONS SLAIN BUT MANY GO THIRSTY Their Acconnts of Crash; School Prindpal, Spumed Be IN GERMAN REVOLT Woman, M irtos Thre^ Supply No W ij Near Deoniid Two Congressmen Dispute In Larger Cities In 19 'I Guess I Went MaiT He By ASSOCIATED PRESS ^ Legislative or other action stlU is Over InvesdgatioiL 40.1 ) Wounded and 1 0 0 ,- Beer was on sale today in tee pending in these 14 itates: District of Columbia and these-18 Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, States and District of Co- TeDs A iA orilies. states: norida, Iowa, Massachusetts. Midi- Washington, April 7.—(AP)—^The 0 0 0 Driven From Com Ariaooa, CaUfotnla, Colorado. tyan, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Illinois,' lAdlana, Kentucky, Mary New Mexleo, Oklahoma, Tennessee. hunbia— Brewers h Chi House Naval committe* listened to Grand Rapids, Mich., April 7. — land, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Texas and South the stories of the three survivors of mercial Life, Hitler Says. ( ^ ) —^Lylhg on a hoi^ta] cot, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, cago Qaim R re Mfliion the Akron today while a protest was 4it-year-old school principal, Henfy Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Beer legislation had failed of Tekmd, Washington, and Wyoming. passage In these three states: Ark being put before the House rules B. Bedford, today admlttad ta dllfl- ansas, Georgia and Idaho. committee that some other commit* Berlin; April 7.— (AP) — Chan Dates have been set for tee sale Dollars Went h to Cireda- cellor Hitler has placed the price ofesla that he strangled to deate siipk In tee fallowing seven states: tee should investigate the fatal crash Mattie Sue Beqgert, 28, and hta No action has been taken In these of the airship. of Germany’s “rebirth” at 330 per Carl, 8, dahed bier 8-nxmtba- Louisiana ^ r i l 13; Maine, June four states: Kansas, MississiDDl tio o tld First Day. lieutenant
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ago fulfllied a eampaigip jdedge ty high price was near beer and not of LEGAL BEER RETURNS signing the a.2 beer b ^ and mem 3.2 per cent. , Tbp regular monthly fwfMiiy of bers of his family bad retired. He Men who are ready to ABOUT TOWN the Board of Control of the Cham THREE CARS MIXED UP BUT MANY GO THIRSTY had promised the beer to the news supply the full strenglh beverage ber a t Commerce wiD be held next papermen stationed at the White claimed there was Uttle f x n o b w ^leeday afternoon at the Chamber OBITUARY House. broyght into the state yesterday for Chapman Oout^ Ordar of Amar ofBoe a t 4 o’clodk. Of “ SQUEEZE” CRASH ^ (Oontfomd From Page Oo«) ' A Marine rode on the truck from consumption today. The Federal anth, will follow , a bpitf buziheas N.G;BirrTHEyiIEO.L the Abner Drury Brewery. As soon law prohibits interstate commerce meeting thla evening at 8 o’clock, Special Agent John Daily of around one brewery alone to cheer as the vehicle bad ijassed men on in beer into states which have not with a party in celebration of the Boeton wiU be the^ speaker at the DEATHS Little Damage Done, However, the truck began passing out bot eleventh birthday of the court A meeting of Campbell Council, K. of Residents Who Bought Ftoe ~ae special trains and bi^ trucks adopted regulatory legislation. In Aeddent On M a la Street rushed the shipments away. Hotels, tles to those jammed around'it. jo lly good tim e is prom ised aO UMm- ^ ^^oiday i^ n g at S.^rMr. State Paper Get' Notice bers who attend. D aily 1b malHn£ iijj visit This Morning. night clubs and restaurants did Sign On Triick BEER BILL PASSED fflCHAELSCHUEIZDIES; TheyH Get Dividend. “gold rush” business. On the truck was this sign: and will make an audit of the Providence, April 7.—(AP) —As books during the day m h in the Holders of bonds of the Irish Free Philadelphia, pronouncing its new “Here’s to you—President Roose the beer and liqxior control bill The Nutmeg TTall Epworth An unusual aeddent, 'involving League will meet tonight' at the evening wiu address the .OouncU. FOUND ILL AT HOME State, which wM’e issued in 1921-22 brew good, cheered as 10 breweries velt. ’The Nation’s first real b ^ in passed by the Legislature eaiiy to two autontobiles and a truck, oc opened their gates to let the flood years." Burnside Methodist chuich. Rev R. curred at i0:45 o’clock this mom- and purchased by a number of Irish day became a law witii the signa Ever Ready Circle of Kings out. Two bottles enclosed in a glass ture of Governor Green, aD A. Oolpitts of the South Methodls; ^ ra Main street, opposite toe born residents of Maatoeater, are church will preach at this quarterly D eleters has set the date of Wed- case also were presented to White prevented Rhode Islanders from Prospect Street Man Passes South Methodist church. The total not the worthless piece or paper that House police. ’This car accbmpanled servl&e. More than 80 from this , May 10, fbr the damage to the machines was slight, many thought, feMing at toe time IN WASHINGTON quaffing their thirst was ths com town will attend. , play, “The Enchanted April," which Away After Siege of Pnea- Washington. April 7.—(A P)~ them : pletion of licensing formalities. amounting to around 825. Officer that the purdiasa wSs ..aa they are to sponsor. lids is a raonia—Other Gmplieations. outright gift instead . of AoL in" Noisy throngs crowded Pennsylva “The first 8.2 per cent beer bot To reduce delay to a comedy by “EUsabetu." It wUl be Rudolph Wirtalla investigated bu); nia and West Ekecutive avenues tled in the District of Columbia the General Assembfy provided in The Women’s GoUd of the Center made no arrests. vestment Recently 4 dividend of Congregational church and not the presented by the Community Play . Michael Schuetz, who wes found outside the White House. At 12:05 since 1918 for President Roose th e’ bill x>assed that the members ol! An oil truck, owned by Ernest 50 cents on the dollar was declared ers who already this season produc- seriously ill at tala home, 137 Prot' a. m., a brigbUy festooned truck, velt." the commission which drew it Women’s Federation, will be in Bantly, and driven by Edward W. and holders of such bonds now charge of the Lenten supper Sun •d “^ k e n Dishes," for the benefit street, more than a week ago, port that they have reoeiVM OQQca piled high with beer cases, roared The noisy pedestrians -and even should hold over for a few days as a of the circle’s relief work in the Burrell of 1003 Tolland Turnpike, up under police escort. noisier motorists kept up their din temporary alcoholic beverages com day evening at 6 o’clock, precMling oM at the Memorial honrital at through Senator JoM ^ the Chinese play, under the dlre<> com m unity. 7:20 last night. was turning into the driveway lead The crowd’s cheering rose to a )br a few minutes after the beer mission. That commission met at ing to the rear of the church. An minister of lands u d flehay.; 6 a. m., today to notify by telegram tion of Miss Helen Estes. The cast Schuetz, who for 28 years work- there is under constderatloD shout. Beer was back. truck had departed for its next The Memorial Hospital auxiliary Oakland sedan, driven by Charles all towns and cities in the state will rehearse this evening beginning a velvet weaver at Cheney to repay the remainder and Photographers’ flashlights pierc stop—the National Press Club. a t 8:80. ^ will conduct its annual spring nun- Sagllo of Glastonbury was. right be that beer was legaL Brothers, was found to be suffer- tion to this to pay 25 cents oni^the ed the damp, murky air. Truckmen aU day Thm*day, April hind the truck rad when the latter posed, bottled beer in band. As the SERVED NEAR BEER from pneumonia complicated dollar aa a bonus for toe use The woman’a Foreign Missionary 18. STiends who would wif^ to have by a tubercular oraditlra'when re machine turned to th right the crowd’s yelling swelled anew, two New Haven, April 7.—(AP)— thdr contributions called for are ad- sedan was caught between the truck funds that were raised througlk^toa John Fitzgerald, eldest son of society of the South Methodist moved to the hospital on March sale of the bonds. specially wrapped cases were de While beer flowed freely in New Policeman and Mrs. Michael Fitz church will meet tonight at 7:80 in vl»«d to get in touch with Mrs. 28. rad a Chevrolet coupe, owned by livered to White House police at Haven last night according to many gerald, is ill at his home on Pearl the parlors. Annie Gleason, Mrs. W. W. EeUs or He had not worked alnce Decem George Huntington Byiea, acting the mansion’s tradesmen’s en who were out to celebrate the ap street, A bad cold which developed Mias Maty Hutchison. organist at the church, which was trance. > ber of 1981 rad lived alone in his proach of a new era in drinkables it two weeks ago showed little im Rev. Stanley Helpi^ who saw the parked at the curb. Tbe sedan slid P.0.B0XKEYSACH0RI President R oosevelt w h' 15 da}rs hoKi7. His wife died several years was claimed the fluid served at provement today. Passion Play at Oberamergau two The Women’s League of the Sec aga A daughter, Katherine, and a over into the coupe rad all three ysM agis will give an illustrated ond Congregational church wUl put e ^ Martin, reside in Hartford. vehicles vrere jammed together. The iMture on this subject at the 7 on the benquet Friday evening. greatest damage was suffered by TO THOSE USED T o o k Soraets was a native of Austria • « o clock Sunday evening service at April 28, at the Older Boys era having been born then 47 years the coupe, the front wheels beinj: ^ South Metbodlat church. When ference which meets here for its •go. thrown out of alignment. Holders Often Leave Hiem In here a year ago he showed a few of fifteenth annual session. Principal mie funeral wUl be held tomorrow A humorous episode was added to Fox fur gives this coat its smart more than. 100 pictures personally C. P. Quimby will be toastmaster. ^rnora at 2:80 o’ckxflc at the the mishap when a num, slightly Locks; Bin Ccdlecting Mas- taken by him, which were so im- Secretary E. J. Simonds of tBe Man Hmrnes funeral home at 28 Wood- the worse for intoxicating drink, ter Lock a Puzzle, Too. EASTER sleeve width, usual, the church requested him to chester Y. M. C. A. wUl give the hridge street Burial wiU be in East <»me again this year and present rdoe up on a bicycle soon after the welcome. The Y. wm also ..ct as rametyy. The rooms will be open accident. H is condition twafie y g For a great many years Post the entire series. hospitality committee in providing many youthful coats of fine wool TOm 7 to 9 o’clodc tonight for Msitlra ra the bike precarious rac, Office boxholders In Manchester over-night entertainment for* the friends of Mr. Scheuts. have been used to the combination Troop 11, Girl Scouts, will post yWting delates. 'The hmebera at he tumbled off into the road. He was not injured. lock type of box. Those in toe new pone the hike planned for tomorrow. 12 noon on the following day will be COATS Mrs. EHaabeth lri>tter. post office at the Center lock with at the North Methodist church. Group 2 of the Memorial Hospital Mrs. BUzabeth (Crawford) Trot keys. A n 3mu had to do to lock the the Ladles Aid sodeto of that ter, 77, widow of Alexander Trotter, at^ary, Mrs. C. R. Burr, leader, church wUI provide the meaL “ NATIONWIDE” STORES old type box was to slam it shut. will meet for work Monday after^ died at 1:20 this afternoon at Man Habit is strong and plenty of hold noon at 2 o’clock at the T. M. C. A. chester Memorial hospital, where ers of boxes at toe new post office The chUdren’s chorus, pupils ^ she was taken yesterday. he primary department and START ADV. CAMPiUGN have foUowed custom, slunmed the T ^ deceased was a lifriong mem The ladles’ degree tSam of Man having speaking parts in the Easter box shut u d walked off—leaving ber ot St. Mary's Episcopal church. chester Grange will have a rehearsal )ageant at the Emanuel lAithran five Members of Coimtry*8 the kej to tbe lock. A considerable Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock in church, are reminded of the re The survivors are two daughters. number have left their keys in tbe prepantion for the meeting Wed hearsal tomorrow afternoon at 2 Mrs. Elizabeth Wright of this town Largest Voluntary Chain boxes twice and one ritlsen bolds a nesday evening when the first and o ’clock. and Mrs. John Chambers of Hart Offer Cash Specials Today. record of three times, thougb tbe second degree wl^ be conferred. The ford; three sisters, Mrs. Sarah Mil- office has only bera open a few rehearsal for the offlcrs of the The April meeting of the Man sop of Paterson, N. J.; Mrs. William Five Manchester Independent indepem weeks. Orange will take place at 8 o’clock chester Garden club will be held McOal^ rad Mrs. Thomas Dougan, grocers, members of toe Nation Box rents are due April 1, July 1, Sunday In Odd Fellows hall. Monday evening at 7:30 at the V. M. both, of this town; two brothers, wide chain, a voluntary organiza October 1 u d January 1, strictly in C. A. 'The address ot the evtining Andrew Crawford of Canaan, Conn, tion, are today starting an adver advance. Since tlw firsi of the pres Darts and bridge wUI be In order wUl be given by Howard D. South- rad William J. Crawford of MM' tising campaign through toe col ent month a considerable number at the Army and Navy club this worth, Middletown horticulturlat. Chester, eight grandchildren rad umns of The Herald, "nje attention of box holders have found soma in evening. "ji the special pool match His subject wUl toe “Annuals,” which three great-grraochl’dren. of all Manchester’s thrifty house explicable difficulty in opening their between Bill Keating and Frank is most timely. The members have Funeral arrangements are Incom' wives is called to toe unusual spe hexes; for some reason the keys plete. McCaughey, the Utter was o 9 .toe privilege of inviting guests. cial cash items carried in the Na wouldn’t work. Whenever one of form, Keating winning the first leg Anyone interested will be welcome. tionwide advertisement today page eleven. hese complains to one toe post of the match, 100 points to 57. The Eugene J. Curtie office attaches he 'encounters tbe The Manchester members of leg wUl be pUyed Thursday Special guests at toe North Eugene J. Chirtis of Dobsonvllle, question, “Have you paid your box ** expected Methodist church,. Palm Sunday, 4t well-known here, died late last night toe Nationwide chain who are co re n t? " at S t Francis Hospital in Hartfor operating in this campaign are Pinkie’s " nerves wUl be under toe morning service at 10:30 will There is a little gadget at tbe re better control. Over 60 members of be toe members of Memorial Lodge •^ter a short illness. He was 8(1 George England, Spruce rad B3- years old rad bad lived m Dobsoj- dridge streets: A Klttll, 18 Blraell verse side of toe box which, at a the club were interested spectators rad ’Temple, Knights of Pythias and uoucb, becomes a master lock; when •Tbund the tabto last n ig h t Pythian Sisters. vine for two years rad had street; Bursack Brothers, 470 Hart lived in TalcottvUle rad Bucklrad. ford Road; Paaquale Smachettl, 99 hat is set your key is useless -and t’a set right straight off if the rant Hyman Cohn, who conducted a He is survived by his wife Mrs. Summer street; u d W. Harry Eng Jjmlors of toe American Legion sn’t paid When due. Uhcle Bam li a mra's wear store 1q the Johnson Minnie ((3agra) Curtis; a sister, land. Manchester Green. The fa- •uJflUary will meet 'Monday after hard bollad collector. Sputter If .you building until recently has filed a ■chool at tbe State Armory, when Urs. Peter Connors of Wethersfield, ^ ia r red, white u d blue Natimi- voluntary petition in bankruptcy in rad several nephews rad nieces. wlde sign is prominently 'Usplayed want to—rad see if he cares. rebearoda wUl b e ^ for the Fidac T* ■ - over every store in the meihMr- which be schedules liablMtfis of |2,- ^ ^ cMldren Mite. , 081 and assets of <'♦•Only oof'under toe dlreotlra of Udac-chair- mot claim, amounting to afid JTgtionwide is. tbe largei^ ol- if secured uum, Mrs. Olive -Chutler. imtary chain of grocery stotSl to ^ U present^ as that of the church in Vernon. ^ w e r n I r Shop Here Saturday For These Special Personal Finance Obmpray. wif the country. There'are now over D. A. BLAKESLBE’S FUNEBAL 8,800 members to the United lugest creditor as filed is Louis States. It is the third largest chain TEACHER OF HANO Corbstt of Spripyfleld In tbs amount New Haven, April 7— (AP) —The FUNERALS of its kind in New England. AND ORGAN. Values In Chic Easter Coats. of 1600. 'The first meeting of funeral of former Lt. Governor Den Through co-operative buying' toe creditors is caUed for Monday, April nis A. Blakeelee took place this af members are enabled to compete Beginners instrncted in .piano 10 at 760 Main street, Hartford.^ Charles Mallon ternoon from Dwight Place Congre Tbe funeral of CSiarlea MaUra was with any of toe other grocery at studio or their own gational church rad to it came men held this morning with a servlce'at groups throughout the eount^. Trimmed With Fox, Squirrel, W olf The entertainment committee of prominent In dvlo rad military af' tbe home of his brother, Oliver M, homes. the Moose win meet at 8 o’clock to friro of toe s t^ . Flags were flown Mallon of 29 Pearl street at 8:80 night at tbe Home club on Braisard at half staff from the pole on toe STUDIO, 128 WEST STREET Place. o’clock u d at S t James’s church at Central Green, on City HaU Fire 9 o'clock. Rev. William P. Reidy y . M. C . A, Notes Headquarters and the County Court celebrated tbe mass rad read Tdephone 3383. Members of the Legloa FIM, House. tbe committal service at toe grave. Who said bowUng was dead for «nd Bugle corps uTu meet at The eervices were simple, and the State Armory tomorrow after The singers at the church service tola season? The Y. M. C. A. alleys vere conducted by the pastor, toe were Mrs. Maude Foley, Mrs. John were in use the entire evening last noon at two o’clock. Uniforms rad Nev. Harry J. Neiston. The bearers equipment will be issued rad tbe Buckley, Mrs. Margaret Sullivan, night rad one of the grag that used were veteran employes of toe C. W. John Hughes rad Arthur Keati 10 bowl together so much was back new rules rad regulations will be Blakesless rad 8 ^ , inc. read. Dues are to be collected at As the body was carried into toe rad on toe job in fine shape. C I R C L E r X ’ Burial was to be at toe conver church tbe choir, sang the full Ping Pong is going strong and tomorrow’s meeting. ience of toe family. 2 GREAT FEATURES! Gregorian mats. At toe offertory new fans show up every day. Ray Mrs. Sullivan sang Bailey’s “Ave Coleman got started last night and Maria," At tbs elevation Mr. Keat actuaUy found skiU,^enough toe first ing sang De Rodde’s “O Salutaris." evening to get one game off of Karl At toe changing of the vestments feUson. MOST AMAZING DENTAL OFFER Mrs. Foley sang ra English hymn, The Tigers party last night was “Gentle Jesus, Bless Us Ere We jeld In the banquet haU. From the dentlsto will now make yon a Cto." At the close of the service sounds coming fort’i one would be SSL*!!.*!!. **"5 .f"!: wt u d ^ te . Mr. Keating sang “Softly rad rial i^ranteed. All other work at rodna^'''prlpee lieve that the Tigers wer<3 all well PLANT ROSES once for a free examination. ** Call at Tenderly Jesus Is Calling.” Cngan- tamed rad perhaps some of them CO-FEATURE ist Packard played Chopin’s funeral were resdly shy. Two poor lonesome march. members of the group came in late Tbe bearers were: Thomas Miner, and looking sad. Please do not ask DR. H. J. LOCKHART Philip Rich, Peter Happenny, Rich them why they were aU alone. 8UIU1IH>N UENTIST. ard Moonra, Cyrus Blanchard rad The Rangers who were to be here Thomas Hasaett Burial was In St. his afternoon for the voUey baU James’s cemetery. 64, S i r game with toe Business Men at 6:46 e a c h wUI come Monday at that same hour. LOCAL FOLK ATTEND The Bucklrad basketball boys stiU keep in the winning class rad in a post season game won over the MEETING FOR DEFENSE North Ends last night. It was any We Are Now Selling The body’s game however, rad finally closed with a one point lea^d 24 to 23 Q T A T I T t o d a y and Following Popular VarietiM A R T H U R ’ S sS e d r u g S T O R E A large representation of toe for Bucklrad. A Ed Sstlirdaj Joe’s rad the klagles game was 1 local war veterans organizations at April 7 th ~ WHERE BOTH QUALTIT AND PRICE MEET. tended the National defense meet the mos£ spectacuL*ir of the season Climbing: American Beauty ing in Hartford last evening rad if 3TOU take into consideration the 2 fiigr Events—Beer! and Frau Karl Druschkl IT PAYS TO SHOP AT OUR CIGAR DEPT. Itetened to speeches by Govornor number of points made. The scorer BUSTIR Cross, State Treasurer Roy Wilcox, could hardly keep up with the count Etoile de Hollande Consressmra Goss, Major Bennett rad at me time gave toe score as AH Blended Olgarettee A. Holter, ’ B. GUbert Martino, “96 all" but It finally turned out to Radiant Red, Radiant Pink , M ...... tie ...... 8 *arl5o representing MaycM: Ranklil of Hart be about 59-27 rad he only had his KEATON ^ lOo Otero ...... 8 fe r S0e ford who was unable to be present. figures reversed. Thus dieto toe JIMMY ^ All lOo TobaoooA 8 for .. 23o AH pound tobMoeant ovt priea spirit of basketball for this season. Luxemburg, Talisman A fllfic Tobaeoos. 2 fer . .38e Major General Benjamin D, Foulois ud others. _ <- Thla has been a long season of over Jo. HiU, Pres. H. Hooyer B eg. 60c. B eg. 28e . Of particular intrasst to toe Bros- five months with r a average of DURANTE nra rad Rylrader families who were twenty-five games a week on our Absorbent Z. B. T. Baby floor making a total of around six Ville de Paris, Dr. Van Fleet Cotton ______Talcum Powder present was toe addreeb of General 39c 16c Foulois, u d after the meeting they hundred basketball games played at Mme. C. Testout Fun pound, pure w tdto and had toe pleasure of greeting their the Y this winter. sterile. U/HAT/ B ^ .'d L f o fellow-townsman from Wasbtegton, The ladies of tbe D. A. R. had Hot Water Bot- a Conn., rad, rexniniscteg with him. their regular meeting in tbe i*dlfs B eg. 6O0 parlor yesterday afternoor.. SYRUP OP ties or Syringes C Reference was made to toe fact NO Seal-Kraft Rose Garden One jrear guarantee. that the bby who has risen to be FIGS ...... 33c chief of the army air service, twice HAVE NARROW ESCAPE Full size. fan away from the Uttle vUlege in FertUizer and cultural instructions included ' ^ — _ Beg. dOo FUncy Newton, Mass., April 7.—(AP)— * the Litchfield hills, the second time ...Reg. 50o size Playing Cards A dozen men worltoig in a sewer jnth each complete garden. One dozdn Q Q f Cards o o on a bicycle his father bad just 2nd B ig I) B i ^ e given him. tuimel, 100 feet below toe surface WITCH iSize, pa^ C F eature! *K D rO ' bushes. R egular S7.00 value, com plete V O • OO HAZEL ...... r? toe ground, narrowly escaped Yon’S love c serious Injury or death today iratn ■ONO” Iteble dMHIad. 19 Beg. 8L85 Mn CLEAN SWEEP LAWN RAKES P in t AbsorUne Jr. tons of rock caved in and buried 75c and $L 00 three of their nfimber. The three “Panther” Garden H oes...... 75^ Bag^Oo FreoMi 4 o& “ Panther** Manure Forica 83c were rescued by their fellow work •••••• o^XaSS Pf^Oinm Seeds SHOE ers. “Panther” Garden Rakes . .49c and 75c Black, lb. jar .. “Panther” Spade Forks . ••••••••*7Sc 39c EASTER CANDIES REPAHONG XTGAR SPECIAL Wd spedaUw in rebuilding S d p h M O a O A H One lOe Pack Tebaeoo Nutted OniaA ...... 490 Falcone and all other arch Personal Notices Fun line Eggs and Babbits. Sunday! One Corn Cob Pipe e e> supporting shoes^ Work caU B o t h ...... i O C “Sauer's ed for and deUvwed. CARD OF THANKS Luek” Manchester Plumbing & Supply Co. We save you monay oa To »U the kind aelghhorii^ an'd We are as near to ydu aa friends who helped os In oo- bereave- 877 Main Street Phone 4425 Preeoripttoaa. inent, and to the dootors and nurses “ Use i r year telephone. Phone He ter ■ STA’TESHOE of the Menoheeter Remorial hospital deBverlee. TeL 'Noe.. 8806- wlw wero so kind to our dear mother - r Jast what your dootor 4r-4 R E P A m S H O F c l 8809. dare. QaaHV DniiB duty. iiinesa we aatead ^ “ IE ITS HARDWARE—WE HAVETT D iA L d b ts thaaks and heartfelt- nopi^tettou/ OBOROB BLIAU Btate Theater BuBdlaf 41 MRa ElIDITH AX)W M 8 .
N ■\T- s' . had ever experienced,.was given by his bunk on ^the right side of the the back and.saw it;'stUl.intact as said. ‘TgaVAW toreae&tbO he was aden>. vfiien.. a>. b<911)^bp^' T • nmwmA^nder H. V. .Wiley ship he saw two girders above the far as his-vision, could.'carry,'witn sMp.- and lo c n ^ BAY'STATEHANDnS: Bwakmed.h^ afid told.'him,- cyconutil’a 'body^hkd' b e ^ ' £oiind Iln W V DELIVERS of the Akron yester^y—^In'cn of corridor of the' ship bend and the Ughta'gol^. out'a'moment be lighta'bf whi^'^t _. to.be. a .... surface' r ficial report to the TJavy—as the ap buckle, and noted as be ran forward fore the qra^; ■ yeasd abd'A ^Hthi . \ - r Beaver.rtr^tr. x; '., ’' parent cause of the disaster to the tha^ the control lines in that vicin V^ey said thi^ afterf.hS'had-bein "I saw several m • in;'tile water. Police bv«aUgb$Ibn.*dbveloped that ■ C . . 7 • A . w airship. ity of the ship , appeared slack but submerged in the ^ control car by .and heard .their 'crii /N dbe' iwas O’Connell waa Jn< good ;haaRb, Ujat “ 7 .V-!'■ • ___ *3’ , S _ , OFFieiAL REPORT In a statement to Secretary not broken. he left DO notelindicaUng: suicidal in water'coming in the window he was close to me.” Was. Stpppingll^j.^l^y ; Swimming daa^ for hoys ..will • 'j Swanson in which the two other ."It is difficult to. synchronize ac standing-beside,-and 'then -carried tent, and that, aq - t p r , as, known, WUey recounted how he had’dui be held ^terd ay. morning, b^|inn«rs % survivors, R. E. Real and M. E. curately these observations in the out another window,^he sought to No B^ive For i His there was no'mptive for him to end keel by Deal,” - Wiley "said, “with to a board'and hbw'he was hauli hia life. . . . ' 9:30-10:15,* Interniediats^ JU>:15- E r v ^ enlisted men, collaborated, reach the alrsbip;by. stfimming as ft aboard the Gernmn ts^ e r- Phpebus' FricfiMte Declare. VV . ■ - - - Sa^s SwUen Gust of Wind Wiley said the sharp gust struck my own observations in. the control was silhouette in lightniing flashes. P ’Conndl |raa,^35^years old. He 11:00, advanced 11:00-11:45. Wom car but appax^tly the damage to after being in-the water betw^h a en’s plunge will be held tfda.!) eve the ship as it was fighting a storm “ The ‘airship) howevw,' was drift half hour and an honr.• Albany,-N.^Y.,. April „7.— CAP) — was an 'uinsucc^itful candidate for off the Jersey coast at 12:S0 a. m., the girders ./ccurred after the very Jdhn E .- O’<3ofan^■ ■ ' o f (-9 ;Everett election to the' 'jaSasaachusetts State ning fi^ 7-9 p'. m. ' : ^ rted the Trouble That severe gust struck che ship and aft ing away from me rapidly,” he add He descrlb^ how. upon recovering Tuesday. ed, "and at about iSOO'y^iJ^ distance street) LoweU,.hla6S., a former mem Senate laat'f^^iwcqrtog ' to his “A very sharp gust struck the er^ the ship bad begim its last de his strength'he found EL-.W. Cope ber of the'Bqtird: of Aldermen of -companions...... - Cmnnii^ty DaiM .. ship," the reix>rt dedared. scent, practically out of control and 1 could see the etp'^tirdy on the land, the chief . radioixisui, uncon- Resulted In Crash. water, broken !in two or three places, t^ t city, ,was'.-fp^y;lnjw^-in a The regular Cpmmv^^
Down Delivers A Typical Example of the New Kroehler Suites Your New Suite When you sea tbs bsautiful carvsd top rails, the smart .cutback English arins and ths soft, at- $5 taobsd spring-filled , pillow backs, you will rsalise why we say this suite is one of the outstand Main CTTCHartford Tbs balancs may be paid monthly or A New Deal ing groups of the season. weekly at your convenience. at y I LIVyCT\w Phone Allowance for Your Old Suite! Pratt rO M OF SPBCIALTY SHOW 2-4208 In Easter Apparel as well as in banking, Our Downstairs Shop beer and business in Features an Important Event
Just in Time ^ r a d itis New Spring Merchandise For Easter! '.-i-. , r-'- Kroehler Button-Back Group . .*>*• An Exceptional Value! A smart hew style button tufted back sofa and chair in a rich Tailored in .Tapestry , gTMh rayon-, tapestry*. ^ PCOAT Our store was jammed all day yesterday with.cus- Never b^rie have we offered a $35 AUpwance for Your Old Suite suite of this 'qxiailty at such an tomers amazed at the $values in amazingly low price. Cktme' in and see this group before you de cide. , II G>ats, Presses, Hats $35 Allowance for Your Old^Suife ?;
and exceptional offers in every department of our store. Dress up for Easter and take advantage of pur low prices. ' _ COATS A . You’ll not find smarter coats any An event planned for thrifty women where at a price so tempting. New 7T who wish to dress smartly at moder flattering fashions including de ate cost... .offering every type of tachable, capes, scarfs and fur spring coat....furred dress coats or epaulets. Dawn blue, grey, beige, sports coat, sporty • tweed and rich navy and black. Regulu price K i T a p e s t ] ^ matelasses... .detachable capes, sep to 822,60.. arate scarfs, wide puff sleeves, ■ •r x w • - Butfoit^BAek stitched revers, tiered capes...... in black, navy, beige, dawn blue, brown Iniagm^ ThiiGroup'fo Your Home and gray. ‘ This beautiful kroehler. Liondop. Group tailored'in, a. b^utifhl rust Only Kroehler could tmild'and only Keith’* could sell a gxovqp.ff colo^ 'beath ef cloth is ona’ that will'givb' years' of,conifort and thts'quaUty'at siich *m amazingly low price. - 'C. v*; . • . . • V-- beauty to yciur living room, ' • ^ A *«*r**'- » • »- V* Coats and Suits $^-Alfowanc^ for Your Old Suite SIZES; Harris-type Tweeds Checked Tweeds Here Is *ypur opportunity to pick up a , 14 to 20 real flne ' C ^ t or Suit at a great savlpg. Matelasse Crepes UnmlstjOtebly new in color and s ^ e atKd‘ 38 to'50 . and Tweeds of fine quality. 35 to 51 Polo Coats and Furred Coats ^ $ 2 . 8 9 .* —i »' ** - ' 1 -■ V', \ >■ Downstairs Shop A asstHTtment o f cbhm'snd hwd sIz OIb. .. . '
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PAGE POUR MAKCHESTER BVEKINO HBRAU). MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 7,1938.
uiy other time in the alm9St 100 dlacrimlnatliig trade; they know BARGAIN HUNTING, SHE years since the prison was for advice r^^arding the type of the fact that satisfied clients are great aatlafacqofi Overnight NEW ip iA N E N X WAYE they can trust her to getresults and wave which will be most suitable. bringing new customers' and a vcoy wave an# tha comfor^ appreciate her yearn o t experience Their new Croquignole machine Is noted woman from L(mdon, Ei^- ix handling hair. If yotir bn?r la not DROPS MONEY IN CROWD thd very latest method' for acquir land, now living In Hartford, called Rhode Islaad bent, ereepir~^’*'~^ PREPARES TO mm jlU U »I^ IS INSTALLED in a good condition for a permanent A . P. N ews ing riqglet ends. at the Weldon ' Saloh for a perma and Canadian tdu^praaa^nre. wave, she win t ^ you. Ckdl there Miss Juul finds real Inspiration in nent and upon leaving expressed tionl Wimiaii Bemoans Fate Miss Bernice Jnnl Annoohees Lynn, Maas.—Francis Perry, 22, CLOSED SODA SHOP ------— ------Bat Policeman Comes To modestly concedes himself to be L atest Typt Far Her Salon- Rescue and Finds It. the world’s champion solver of jig Gives Fini^^Resalts. saw puzzles as be fits the last seg Old Fixtures Go Out As Fred Woodhoose Plans To Take Grtef and joy reigned successively ment of a 5,000-piece jig-saw puz Miss Bernice Juul of the Weldon zle into place. His time was 115 Main and Bissell Streets ^te. 500 10 Ib. bags o f yesterday on Main street when a Beauty Salon, Hotel Sheridan, never Manchester woman, caught in the hours and 15 minutes. Boston—^Louls Martin of Provi About all of the fixtures that accepts a new metitod or c new de shopping jam In front of Marlowe dence, R. I., is awarded 35,000 dam were sold at the auction sale In the vice for her salon until it has proven SUGAR store, dropped B3.50 in the packed ages in Ms 325,000 siiit against State Soda Shop were removra by its worth. Miss Juul has at throng. The woman started to cry, On Sale 9 a.m. c a m Mrs. Grace F. Perkins of Brockton truck last evening, going to ’Tulin tending demonstrations of perma having reached the “front line” of for injuries suffered in an automo Store Fixture Company in Hartford. nent waving methods in Hartford, the shopping area only to find that bile accident last May. What was left behind were articles Springfield and In her own Salon. she had dropped her money—^which purchased by Fred Woodhouse of Boston—^Ehirollment fo r the re She has had aeveral demonstrations she had held in her hand—^just at Spruce and Bissell street, who is to forestation projects contlndbs with of different type permanents bag the door. occupy the store by April 15. has decided on a Cn^ulgnole method 2,000 more men recruited—a total Painters will be put to work at ‘Tve lost my money,” uie woman o f 17,000. which she considers superior in wailed as the crowd looked oh once by the owners of the building ev ery w a y . sympathizlngly. Officer Lestdr Boston—^The tale of the three- making changes in the interior and masted schooner Lucy Elvelyn is it is the intentlcm of Mr. Wood- It is things like this which keep Behrend, cm duty at the door cast Miss Juid’s shop a favorite with the 1000 his eyes downward and caught sight added to a long list of New Eng house to arrange his store .so it will of a crumpled bill under the feet of land epics of the sea, after the not dep^d entirely on confections. the crowd. He picked it up and craft, twice given up as lost, is re He will add several lines riiat have forced the crowd back and reaching port^ safe at Barbadoes. not been bandied in the store in the Handkerchiefs Rockingham, Vt.—^More than 1,- past. He is m a^ g preparations at down picked up two other $1 biUs PRIZE WALTZ TO GO A T before the puzzled gaze of the pack 000 voters of the town of Rocking his store on Spruce street to move ed shoppers. He tenderec the $3 to ham vote to reinstate the munici- to the new location and get started the now smiling woman and she con pM manager system of govern there soon after his Jease expires in tinued her shopping—minus the 50 ment. that building on April 15. DANCE cents. Cambridge, Mass. — District At torney Bishop of Middlesex county O. N. G. <»DEBS goes to Washington to confer with Hartford, April 7— (AP)—Orders Grange H al, Yemen Center President Roosevelt and two Cabi from the adjutant general’s office TWO HERE AWARDED net members concerning the cases calls Second Lt. L. C. Morris, Ser of four men now under indictment vice Battery 192nd Field Artillery EMBALMING LICENSES in the Durkee investment scheme and Private Howard O. Davis of the>'' SATURDAY, APRIL 8th investigation. The scheme alleged same unit, for examination for pro motion, the former for a first lieut 1500 ly involved the sale of stock in a MODERN AND OLD-FASHIONED enancy and the latter to be a sec Tohn Tierney and Christopher plan to recover 3200,000,000 from DANCES. the Federal government. ond lieutenant. McHale, Jr., Complete Six Woodsville, N, H.—Warm weath WATER Months’ Training Course. er and heavy rains cause some un easiness concerning high water John Tierney and Christopher Me conditions in this sect! - 1. Hale, Jr., two well known Man GLASSES Boston—^The death of Mrs. TO o q A T Chester young men, are back home Philippe de Vargas at Peiping, again after completing a six North China, is annbimced by the months’ training course at the Mc American Board of Commissioners Haydn’ s “ CREATION” 9 A. M. at Allister School of Embalming, in of Foreign Missions, under which New York City. Both are ^adu she has served since 1922. ates of Manchester High school Everett, Mass.—^Everett police Sacred Oratorio where they were prominent in ath seek the relatives of a lO-year-oId letics as well as being good stu boy who gives his name as Joseph dents. . . W. Connolley. Both young men have received Presented by their diplomas at the New York Boston—^Mrs. Frances Nicholas echoed and each has also taken the brings her 17-months-old son to state board examination for under safety through flames which Combined High School Glee taking practice. The results have threaten to trap mother and son in not yet been announced. The train' the kitchen of their home. ing at the McAllister school was Hatfield, Mass. — Two- 3rouths Clubs and Orchestra Withy SATURDAY Wm Be The of both a theoretical and practical drown and a third is fwced to • \ nature. Prior to going to New York swim through the swift, chill cur Tierney and McHale were studying rent after a rowboat In which they Assisting Artists the profession with Watkins Broth were crossing the Connecticut riv ers and Hollorans, respectively. er to Hadley ca^zes in a whirl Greatest Day In The History of pool. ^ ON VISIT TO POPE New Haven, Coim,—Frederick E. HIGH SCHOOL HALL Beach, 68, for 37" yeans a member Vatican City, April 7.—(AP) — of science faculty at Yale, dies. Tuesday Evening, April 11,8:15 p. m. Archbishop Edward Mooney, apos Providence, R. I.—Samuel C. toUe delegate to Japan, arrived in Moore, vice president'of the New' Rome this morning from Toksro. He Engird Power Association, is will be received by Pope Plus in the made president of the Narragan- Admission 25c near future. sett Electric Company. Vatican prelates say the Pope de Howartl, R. I.—^There are 29 sires to talk with the archbishop be lifers in State prison, more than at MARLOW’S STORE cause opposition has bera expressed in some circles in Japan due to the met that he is an American. The archbishop, w ho has been the aixW' tolie del^fate to Japan since March 30, 1931, is a native of the Mount Savage Diocese^ of Baltimore. Two Days Only WILL BE DUMPED ON THE COUNTER TOGO ATTHE MERCY OP THE BUYING PUBLIC. DRICO^LENE Dry Cleaning MEN’S CUPS and Men’s Fine Weave NOW SHIRTS & M atches SUBROS STORE SAUCERS HOSE FEATURED SHORTS COMPLETE Package of Doaen to go at TOGO AT White with gold band and deco T O G O A T AT Offers Three Marvelous DAM. rated. 20c value.
at to go at |C pair CLEANERS and NO PROFIT SPECIALS To Acquaint More People With Our Famous Credit Plan ENAMEL ITUKKISH OH.- MEN’S DYERS As Well as the Style, Quality and Merchandise We'Offer 28 Oak Street DRESS \ RUWETS TOWELS CLOTH Every One of These Garments is Brand New and We Believe the and hundreds of pieces of Be Sure to be on hand Scarfs and 12 inch Shelf This sanitary method of crockery. to get these at Oil Ootb to go at S H m T S SOME VALIIE AT dry cleaning restores the life Best yalues Ever Offered in Manchestei^. to your garments. A Yard - A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU! No Fancy Pictures; Here^s The Story! An Improved Method COM E^SEETH ETH Ol^N DSOF OTHER VALUES WE ARE OFFERTNGl Best Results 35 Ladies’ at the same New Dress OH! What A Day Thursday Was! LOW PRICES Crowds! Crowds! Crowds! Women’s and Men’s Plain WHERE THEY CAME PROM NOBODY KNOWS, BUT THEY WERE HERR AT Garments Dry Cleaned ...... f DC Small charge for pleats and fur trim. Marlow’s Big Sale Sizes 14 to'46 Children’s Garments Dry A SEETmNG, SWIRLING, SURGING MOB OP BUYING PEOPLE, EVERYBODY Cleaned ...... 5 0 c Worth Double HAPPY, EVERYBODY SMILING AND EVERYBODY SAVING!
All Plain Garments DYED, $2.25 If Low Prices Are Any Inducement We WiU Neckties O Et Your cr^it'is good. $1.00 a week will dress the whole famfly! Break All Records Saturday. O e a n e d ...... ^ D C OPEN EVERY EVENING THERE IS G()ING TO B E M 4J^ Ladies’ Headquarters New York a ty COME EARLY! GLOVES Men’s Hats SU1U>RISE BARGAINS! ^ a t s !• - i - . - S h o r t...... lOe Coats ...... • •• • • • • 15c ILBRO Shoes Dresses Topcoats Shoes WORE GUARANTEED. CLOTHING CO; l & t s .Sc—lO c^ j[We Call For and Ddiver. On Credit On(^edit $01 MaiB Street SineiM Bter’ $ 1 .0 0 ST ^ Phone 4928 863 TO 867m a i n STREET, \ s. * MANCHESTK *
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M d type of lure useu when the fish fi.ed by . a team of . ten . Pomona son, Mrs. Moss,, Mrs. Dyer .Md Mrs. - iM d street Compaz^^of :;the(To]lMd ed hUDota TROUT STREAMS READY was caught GrMges in the state, under tbe iMd- Buffer called infrier^ hereon their j Eire DeparWeiat'v^ be-knbfwn in weeka atay thsms.-r I) FilMOUS LECTURERS Following is the complete list of ^ship hf.FTAncis '^b^rts,. master way home to West:Newton, (Mass..,! Mr. Md-liDtiL0^UaiaaiDaaf9|F of state-leased trout streams corrected of ’ Wethenfiield GrMge and Mrs. after four months' spent'‘in SL’ the future.'To o ' o f which Hartford was tha . ticMe of rela FOR SEASONS OPENING to date: Rev. M d Mrs. James A. Davidson ]gdna Kretzmer Pomona of Wethers Petersburg, Florida. Ehnll Von D ^ ’ < i M cuW, hiu bCM tives here on Itoidagr.!- “ ^ TO SPEAK AT FAIR Hartford County—Salmon Brook, returned to the parsonage Thurs- field Gntnge. Mrs. Hannah <3cu;dner. has return incorporated-uhdar the^iaWs of the East Md West BrMches, GrMby. t ^y after three months spent in Mrs. Harriet Farnham Pease, who ed to her home,‘.after the winter state. * ‘ m Tagged Beauties To • Win New Haven County—Farm River, L akelM d, Florida. . , A toO of 83J500 jdaatha and;| i,- Prizes*— State Board Seeks has spent the winter in Hartford spent in New' Jersey M d New York." Mrs. Emma -".;ChMdaIl a ^ o has 000,0cio people injured, was ^ c t - (WaltoniM Club area now includ . Mr. Md Mrs. Lathrop West, Mrs. has returned to her Tolland home.
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to Washington at a later day, al en Ernest Wrai^t ahd Henry appointive officers will be u - Roekp Jobs A. RyUb, prafMgor o t sociology though It is now i^osslble ,tb' Meyers. The game Las teen widely nouneed. at the Catliolle Uiuirenlty,, Wqsb- leave Rockville on May 1 .as was distributed so that It may breed The April meeting, of the Rock la Isffton, D. C.1 Rtoharil.A. Lester f ROCKVILLE originally planned. P l u s are tmder during the summer mopths. A godd ville Eknolem Cluh will be held on elos- the DepartiipeDt ot econonfiep /apd consideration for a five-day trip in S m o m part of the stock of birds distribut next RTedhesday aftefnoon at the . ------•car*’ MEEiWGHfATMY sodaT inetlttttioDa Prlsaeton - Uni- place of a seven-day trip, ^ c h ^ a , ed' yesterday were b ^ g h t from EHks Chib.'The plans'for. the In vqrdty, ABen •T.^EAuma, tUreetov ot would m e u the elimination of the Pennsylvania. ' stallation ' of officees, which Is to A spitttal^tp^'niHtisg been Community' Gbeeta. of America; boat trip to Vlfgli^a. - Prlxe'Walto on Saturday take T)lace on Wddhesday, May 8, called % ^ toWir af ^Wliaijd for Acute PToblnuiB To ' Be Dis Rev. Dr. »m ry A. Chase of Elm RAISE QUESTION HERE Professor Philip M. Howe has Due to the success of th e^ajam a will be completed at that time. It cussed In Convention In Park churdh^-gcristeXL -Penn.; Ed been conferring with Superintend Satui^v aftm ou'at fi.a’i ^ to D u c e at’ the Vernon G r u g e being is expected' that the supreme offi Uke aca<^ r«Iative;rtil'. -changing ward C. Usdenuui of,the New York moirfb MoHliea'kat^aBawtfiMi eae ent of Schools Herbert O. Qough Brass Q ty May 5, 6 arid 7. ON BEER BAN VALIDITY such a big success on'last Saturday cers will be present oh that occa tbeir-vi^'of March fi 'y^^ve to School of Social Work; Walter A. dssp 4e*a fa thrfoOf; .Opipee aofi u d the school board In an effort lo evening, which was arranged be dstt tto tprtiMfad^StpBBpfiy a M sion. toWn'CGNids.. -c (Special to .Maaeheater Herald) ^ Davidson, asstetapt panager ot the secure a few days vacation for the cause of ' popular demud, uother -_____ r ‘ ' ttfejj u n i g •. The Supreme Court of Errors in eastern area of the Amertqan Red senior class the latter part of May. feature d u c e has been a rru g e d Pointed Oat That Old Law In Hartford, the highest court in Con Waterbury, April 7— The Connec Cross; and Rev. DT.'J*>m«i Gordon The regular May vacation has been for. tomorrow evening: DEBT MOBAteWUM Tcdced Deals Only With “ In- necticut, heard arguments t^day in Gilkey ot Sopth. -CmigregatiQual: eliminated by the closing of the The feature this week will be a ticut Conference of Social Work, loxleating*’ Liquors. the case of the Savings Bank of church, Springfield, Ma&i. . school for two weeks at this time.. Prize Waltz, with first, second and London, 7l^*(AP) r^Poesl- meeting here in its aqnual conven Rockville vs. Roy C; Wilcox, state — v" -\ .i The party will now probably third prizes being offered foir the treasurer. This is u appeal from of. a. - war 'd ^ C "ipg^^rium tion U a y 5, 6 and 7, is expected to POPE AS PHiRBIM Peadiag advice from some high leave Rockville on Friday, May 26i bMt ducers. the Board o f. Equalization. when.' _tte'' n ^ . j ^ the develop discussions of special appli T U i pete herb m a M e f a i ______er authoiily, Proaecutlng Attorney for New York u d arrive In Wash The music for the, evening will Vatican dty, April 7 — .. (A P) — United- States beoqsies d^v'fn June cation to the acute problems bi the barB ’ initaiiti - r ft fa a aefa aid fa John B. Thomas stated late yester ington on Saturday, May 27. Under be furnished by Buckmlater’s or Harold F. Schliphack, aged 32, moment, as the general program is Like an ordinary pilgiim, P o ^ Pius good heelih, whfah may be pare u d Miss Vita D. Genoyesi, aged was seeh ,by, seveind-^Elr!^9& news- entered St.- Peter’s Cathedral day afternoon that he doubted this plan the party will return to chestra. Both modern u d old-fash to concern itself principally with “A qnicMy attained irifaa eoBetfaeflea fa 22, both of Rockville, Will be mar Rockville on Wednesday, May SI. ioned dances will be enjoyed. -papeM^toi^' Community Program for Unemploy through the holy door-this morning aot pavalent Q o o i far hiSesfae. what action would be taken in the ried during tl^e Blaster season. and knelt before -Uie altar of he Details are being worked out and Foresters’ Delegates I^W ca:-^/ain ii)ifie^ re ment Relief." Noted authoritiea cm . . Snecessfadlyttaed forfil jeen . Rockville City Court relative to confessional begging indulgences for win be auounced in a few days. Alden Skinner Can^, Sk>ns of flected'. in. '.re'p
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Choose Your Easter Suit First—Then Assemble Your Accessories 'i:v GL0RIPYIN6 Daily HaatA WfT^viG 'iw T / ^ 1 Serviao O m l Yourself t ^ 'tA'Trio ih white, Hints on How to Ksep WsB bf euiTABU TOR THE SPRIHG by WotlC W m H Autfeo^ty SRIOEft TROU^AU odq OUTBB BAB 8UBJBOT TO L NUMBBOVS DUrrUBBANOBS aura ou L L It Isn’t every woman who can VERY FEMININE PERSON Brookman wear a veil well. WILL LIKE THE OOWN AT THE LEFT OF Cysts and Small Tumors May Have Cm» NCA(fiMCS.MC If you have a round, merry, CHIFFON AND LACE.FINE TUCKING To Be Bemovedt Almost Any In chubby face, don’t don a veil. It t r im s THE NECKLINE, TINY SLEEVES fection UkHy to Involve Oanal; breaks your face In half and makes ANO HEM. “Tin Eari* Is Oonmioa. BCOIM HERB TODAY * f % ■> it look roimd .eind cubbier but not ^ * 'a JANET HILL breaks her engage* merrier. I h E s c a l l o p e d ENSEMBLE IN By DR. MOBBIS FlSHBEIN noent to ROLF CARLYLE when she If you wear glasses, try the veil THE c e n t e r INOLUOES A SOWN Editor, Journal of the Amerioon learns he has been paying attentions before you buy i t Most worn* \ ANO JACKET OF FLAT CREPE. A Medical Association, and of Bygeia, to BETTY KENDALL, wealthy so with glassai look infinitely better the Health Magaaine. without veils. JABOT TRIMS THE FRONT ciety girl. Janet, tS, Is secretary OF THE GOWN. to BRUCE HAMILTON, advertis If you have dark akin, go easy The outer ear dllltn but little ing manager of Every Home Maga on yells. - They cast shadows and from other external portlona of zine. She stm loves Rolf. perhaps you don’t happen to need any shadows at all about your the body in the things which may JEFF GRANT, young engineer, •> Vv.. : .X eyes. disturb It. It' may be the subject saves her parse from a holdup naan If you are feminine and like lit of small tumors which, of course, and she and Jeff become friends. tle dreuy hats, then perhaps you must be removed if they show When she learns Rolf has eloped "V """"i are the original veiled lady. They the sUghtsst tendency to growllb with Betty she tells Jell about her do have an allure. They do add a broken engagement and says she can speck of Intriguing mystery to the or Irritation. Sometimes cysts never care for anyone else. right hat and the right woman. form which are non-mallgnant Hamilton leaves the magaslne and r**; ft «ivxft But it must be the right bat. tumors, but which continue to secures a Job for Janet as social Sportsy things are terrible with swell or grow as long as the secretary to his sister, MRS. CUR veils on them. So are many of opening Is blocked. These should TIS. It is several days before Janet these fiat, straight brimmed sail be opened and the wall of the learns Mrs. Curtis is Betty Kendall's 5 , ors that have veils tagging from cyst removed if there Is net to mother. their brims. Berets, little tricorns, be a recurrence. Rolf and Betty return from their and other tip-tilted blU of hatgear In erysipelas, the ear will honeymoon. Janet feels she should often Idok irresistible with little swell to tremendous site. Obvi go away but circumstanoes prevent. veils. ously It must be protected to pre The young couple move Into their But be sure the bat Is for you vent breaking down of the tissue own apartnoent and, after one en and then that the veil does some due to the swslllng and irritation. counter, Janet seldom sees Rolf. thing both to you and to the bat One of the most common forms Mrs. Curtis decides to go to Silver Usually a milliner attaches a veil of Injury to the ear Is what is Bay, a lake resort, and takes Janet when a hat specifically calls for commonly called "tin ear” of the »1th her. They stay a month. Sev one. Adding your own la some pugilist. Repeated blows on the ear eral days after their return Janet Three handsome Easter choices, any one of which might well suit you to a ‘T ”: The Gibson Girl blue times the worst thing you can do. result In the pouring out of blood meets Rolf on the street. He takes suit (left) with wide shoulders and a pert peplum. It is topped by the latest go-to-fez hat. Softly dress So be very, very sure that a veil is between the cartilage of the tissue her arm and says. “You’re coming a good move and a right one, be and its surrounding rasmbxmnss. maker, Is this chartreuse green and gray striped woolen suit (center) with short sleeves. Very new Is this fore you step out behind It. with roe!” black gigolo suit (right), with diminutive fitted Jacket with great pointed revers, faced with the red, black At first such swellings a rt bluish NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY and white printed silk of the blouse. The hat Is the new Maria Guy coachmsui’s model. red; they feel like dough, and they are opaque eo that Ught will not CHAPTER XXXVm. paae through. ed agali:alnst it, it would be quite Im- By JULIA BLAN8HARD wool suit fiaunts a pert peplum, In Bome Instanoee, It may be ad Janet stood still. “But where arc possible for her to meet Rolf. faotattons- you going T” she asked. and has the new Gibson Girl sil visable for the B urg^ to open the New York, April 7.—Easter suits houette.-Its shoulds|rs are padded ^ H E PAJAMAS, tissue and to remove the dot df “It doesn’t matter,” Rolf told her. And then something happened to carry youthful zest into the fashion and puffed to exaggerate their RIGHT, MANNISH blood, and, in that way, to prevent "Anywhere! I Just want to talk to jolt her assurance. The evening be width, with the express purpose, 01 f permanent thickening and swell you, that’s all. Heard you were parade this year. It Is Impossible to obtain a scien IN THEIR GIMPIIC(T^ gan just as Janet had been sure course, of minimising your hips tific answer to the question of just EOR THE TAIUDREO GIRL. ing. It Is sometimes neoessary to back and I’ve been wanting to see It would. She and Mrs. Curtis had You can be man-tailored, you and making your limbs look slen plan the use of bandages which you.” what is an intoxleatlng beverage. dinner and afterward their coffee can wear a soft dressmaker suit or der and tapering. It has wide, fiar- And I am certain the Supreme They are of crepe carreaux mould the ear and hold its SbApe “But Rolf—!’’ was served in the living room. They you can have some of the mannish Ing lapels and buttons right down Court will support any reasonable AND NAVE A WRAP-OVER JACKET while such surgical treatmefit Is “Are you going to say you won't were still sitting there when the tele sult-ables that combine clear-cut the front, with a very narrow Judgment made by Ck>ngres8. 8ELTEP ATTHEBACK. being undertaken. talk to me? Well, I hadn’t expect phone rang. lines with the latest wide-shoulder leather belt around a high widst- —Prof. Edwin S. Corwin of Prlnce- In addition to the diseases that ed that. Of course if you feel that Janet s^d, ‘Til answer," because ed silhouette. Use, to emphasise the peplum. ’The —ton Uhlverslty. may disturb the outer ear, there way—I” it was Lucy’s night off. She arose Skirts are more or less incon skirt has little godets In front to are dieturbonoes which affect the She glanced at him, then looked and went Into the library. spicuous. It’s the jackets that repeat the peplum’s fiare. Canal up to the point of the ear away quickly. “But we can’t,” she A moment later she was back t>> j co'.'.nt for individuality. You cm go The average American does not I drum. Almost eny Infection may said. “I mean—^what did you want say that Mrs. Thornton was calling j in tor having that so-called "coat- Gigolo Suit Is Chic and Unusual live long because he carries over Involve the outer oanal of the ear. hangcr ” look to you and be a into the middle years the turbulent GlAOy^ pARKfifi-*'' to talk about?” to ask If Mrs. Curtis would like to With this the new Maria Guy tkmpo of youth. Under such oiroumatonces, it Is see the new picture at the Century. knock-ouL You can have a coat go-to-fez hat is done in white, wltii necessary to remove the infection “I can’t very well tell you stand that is prac’clcally a bolero, one —Rabbi Abraham Nowak of New L_: ing in the middle of the sidewalk, If she would the Thorntons would a little stand-offish ribbon fancy a1: York. and to prevent Its recurrence by can I? Come on. We’ll drop stop for her in 20 minutes. that hits your figure just below the one side, the color of the suit. the use of proper antiseptics which in at Stanley’s.” "Why, of course!” Mrs. Curtis waist In a funny, chic manner; you White gloves, blue pumps with pends more money than It receives, place and the Cardinals for the a physician can supply and which Stanley’s restaurant in the next exclaimed. 'Tell her—no, wait! I’ll can have a box coat that just stitched strlplngs, a blue purse and It’s too bad wo aren’t living In fear spreads, people want and de show money. Should only be used after he has block was one of the most fashion go myself.” hangs, or a fitted coat or one that a soft, white satin blouse with a medieval times. Nowadays It’s wit mand money, not to spend but to —John J. McGraw, baseball mag given proper Instructions. able in Lancaster. Betty Carlyle At 10 minutes after eight the bell Is a little mess jacket. tie collar complete the smart Eas and subtlety that wins with the hoard. nate. There is a good rule in medldne; and her friends often lunched there. rang and Janet answered. Mr. and ter picture. sophisticated girl. —Lewis H. Douglas, budget director namely, never put anything In the Janet knew she couldn’t go there Mrs. Thornton entered and at the Eye-Catching Blouse With E>'ery Very original is a black gigolo —Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. Slow progres- pupils should be external ear any smMler than the with Rolf. same moment Mrs. Curtis, wearing Suit suit, neat, amurt, unusual. Its di taught the facts and generalizations elbow. ’The tissues are most deli The woolens that go into these All of the great powers with the cate and may be seriously harmed She said, “I’m sorry but really T hat and coat, came hurrying down minutive jacker is fitted, has vr.ry We should be trading with Russia excepUon of France practically are which arc needed In ordinary life. the stairs. suits are handsomely woven. Some wide shoulders and tight, straight for the mutual benefit of us both. —William O’Shea, New York school by the use of wires, toothpicks, can’t. Mrs. Curtis is expecting of the fabrics that look like wool off the gold standard. me.” “I’m iall ready,” she said. "I’m sleeves. The trim skirt fits up to a —Senator Xey Pittman, chairman —John Hays Hammond, mining en superintendent. earspoons or similar Irregular or so glad you telephoned! We’d ens are really fiax, others are nov high waistline and buttons clown df the Foreign Relations Commit gineer. unsterilized devicez. A scratch of His eyes met hers directly. "That’s better go right along, I suppose. elty cotton weaves that have the the side with the buttonholek out tee. It docs not matter wha^ you db^* jjths lUilog. of the canal may result an excuse, isn’t it?” he safd. “There’s Goodby, Janet—” feel and look of wool, not to men lined In the novelty red, white and but get going and keep going. This in the formation of a boil, which is some reason why you don’t want to They were off in a whirl of chif tion the price. All now suits luive black printed silk that fashions the I like the Cubs to win the Na old world Is starting to move. — exceedingly painful and which is come. The same reason, I suppose, Whenever a government contlmi- tional League championship, and fon and lilac perfume and the heavy eye-catching blouse.e, whether thev blouse and the great pointed revere ously lives beyond Its Income or ex- Charles Edison, son of the late difficult to handle In such an inac why you’ve been avoiding me for so scent of Mr. Thornton’s cigar. Janet are gleaming white satins that fea of the coat. This print also lines I’ll take the Pirates for second ’Thomas A. Edison. cessible part of the body. long. I thought it was agreed be stood for a moment and watched the ture unusual sleeves and tie under the coat. tween us that we were going to be car drive away. Then she went the chin, or are of striped I.'nen. With this Is worn the new Maria friends.” back to the living room and turned woven fiax, printed silks or whnt. Guy coachman hat that is such Janet felt conspicuous standing on the radio. New suits play up blue as a Ural furore. If a girl is the l ^ d who can there on the street. She said, A dance orchestra, playing one choice this Easter. Black always wear It, it Is smart as fio other hat "Let’s walk along. I’m on my of the tunes she had heard often suits some women perfectly. Neu is smart this year. Oxfords, of way to take a bus.” at Silver Bay, came on the air. tral gray and string look like trim, tailored cut, with the new Smart Spring Costurries Will Get Their Start In This "That’s not an answer,” Rolf ob Listening, Janet felt irritated and Eeister, as It is a late Easter this punchwork holes for decoration, jected as they moved along, side by snapped off the switch. The song year. Striped suitings have many make a suitable addition to this side. died in the midst of a plaintive tenor different color combinations. suit’s appearance. She refused to meet his eyes. "Of chorus. course we’re friends,” she told him Janet picked up a magaslne and Wrong Hat Will Spoil the Dressmaker Suit Is Easy to Wear in a voice that was not as steqdy tried to read. The words parad Ensemble Much easier to wear than either as It should have been. "At least ing before her eyes were meaning Don’t buy a single accessory or of these suits is a chartreuse green I want to be.” less. She could not keep her atten your hat until you get your suit. and gray striped woolen dressmak He laughed rather unpleasantly. tion on them. The house seemed And be sure, unless a blouse goea er one. It has a simple skirt, and “Only you’d rather never see me, is quiet. So quiet she could hear the with yojir suit, that you try thorn SALE its silk blouse is the chartreuse. SILKS that it? ” tick of the clock across the room. on, before buying. Hats, particular The coat Is an easy, surplice cut, "You know that’s not so, Rolf! Janet glanced at it. Twenty min ly, must go well with the suits or with the new short sleeves that let It’s just that—well, I think It’s bet utes of nine. vour whcle ensemble Is ruined. If it the blouse show for cuffs. It fas ter for us not to see each other. You In 20 minutes more Rolf would bo is one of the latest high-styled tens with a single button of the remember what Betty thought that there. Janet tried again to read. suits you are buying, try the now wool. 1933 PRINTS REDUCED night she came to the house? I She musn’t think about Rolf. Sbe high hats' with it! They were made don’t want to cause any trouble!” The hat is the new forward wouldn’t go to meet him, of course. with that sort of suit in mind. movement beret, made with a ban "So that’s it!” There was a That was out of the question. You’ll probably find one that was pause and then Rolf went on more deau across the back to pitch it She looked at the printed page and made with you In mind. forward more than ever. It has seriously. "But I really do want to thought, "I didn’t try to make things Inspired by the gay nineteen talk to you, Janet. It’s Important! quill that accents this movemen happen the way they have. It’s hundreds, a smart fine felton navy giving it a dashing look. Now I’ve got to talk to you. Listen, will not my fault.” yoy meet me this evening—” But It would be her fault if she "I can’t do that!” Janet interrupt went out the side door and down ed quickly. her to make out his face. "Perhaps ibly, written in tbelr minds snd the fiagstone walk to the oak tree. to see if you would come!” he said. There would be no one else to take “Then I’ll have to go!” they will carry with them a per The man went on as though he the blame for that. His hand was on her arm. “Na, fect mine of treasure. Not only had not heard her. "Will you meet this, but every basic bit of knowl me at nine o’clock?" he asked. Janet—please! You can’t go now. It was 18 minutes now. And I really do want to talk to you!” edge we have of history, literature "I’ll come to the oak tree back of now 17. How fearfully quiet the "Well, then?” _ the house.” house was! Not a sound except the or even everyday facts makes a The hand on her arm tightened. bed-rock on which to build other "But you mustn’t ask me to do clock. Not a sound? Oh, yes there “Janet!” the man repeated the namo that, Rolf. I can’tl” was—there was the beating of knowledge later on. And you can't softly. “You’re looking very sweet, learn later on! "At nine o’clock tonight,” he re Janet’s heart. She could feel It do you know It?” All at once his peated. “At the oak tree.” drumming away so noisily that if arm was around her. She had no No, I should never discount The yellow bus appeared at the anyone else had bgen in the room will to stop him, even if she could memory feats as lost time in comer a block away. Janet saw they must surely have heard It, too. have. Rolf caught her to him and school. it with a wave of thankfulness. “I The clock and the steadily pound his lips found hers. To memorize Longfellow’s ■ won’t be there,” she told him firmly. ing heart kept up a sort of duet. "There’s no use of you coming!” “Evangeline” or “Hiawatha’s” Janet rose and moved about the (To Be Continued) could not be well done at forty or He said, “I’ll be waiting for you,' room restlessly. She thought, "He even less by the majority of peo and touched his hat as the bus came said it was Important. I wonder to a halt. ple. To memorize them at fifteen what he wants. Perhaps it really is only a matter of a few hours, Janet stopped into the vehclle and is Important.” comparaUvety. Not all. of Hia found a seat. She know that her And then quickly, “But it can’t watha, perhaps, but enough of It cheeks were flushed and her heart make any difference! I told him to get the poetic spirit of Indian was lioundlng furiously. “But I I couldn’t see him!” life. won’t go!” she told herself over and Impulsively she turned to the radio 1.25 over again. “If be comes I won’t again, timed in a noisy orchestra CHILDREN Bryant’s “Thonatopsls” bores be there!” and let the brassy notes fill the youth extremely. Yet it. 1s price Well, that was settled and settled less. Sombre Indeed but a ritual room. It was hideous but it was By Oliva Robaiit Barton • of life and death. per yard in the right way. Rolf should know better than the silence. The sound that it would never do for them to seemed to steady her. No, she Holmes’ "The Chambered Nau meet secretly. She wondered what would not go to meet Rolf. “I am worried about my mem> tilus” is the greatest inspiration, Formerly $1.25 to $1.85 per yard he wanted to talk to her about. Not ory,” says Mrs. Brown.' the highest star, the loveliest sen that It would make any difference. It was 10 minutes after nine when "So am I,” says Mrs. Smith. “I timent I know of to guide a life. She reviewed the conversation, as she stepped out of the house. A can’t remember a good story from It may mean little to the child who sured herself that her attitude had few more nights and the moon would one day to the other. No matter learns it. Its perfection and no HIGHEST-PRICED been the right one. But what was be a complete golden circle. It how r tr y to fix an idea In my mind bility will reach him later. Rolf so anxious to talk to her shone down brightly on a crooked It won’t stick.” Mental AglUty Aided about? PRINTS INCLUDED- , patch of the lawn. ’The rest was And then in walk their two Aside from benefits to life and A dozen times during the after shadowed by trees and the hedge at the actuality of living, a child’s noon that same question arose. Once daughters from school protesbn? IN REDUCTION—. one side of the house. Indignantly that they “have to mind should be stored with other back in the big brick house she felt Janet closed the door behind her things also. This will not inter secure again. There was no use de memorize another silly poem,” or and waited. Tnere was no one In part of the Constitution of Dec fere with that part of his mind DRteSS LENGTHS nying that seeing Rolf had been a sight. ’The oak tree on the right laration of Independence. And used foi reasoning. Most lessons temptation but she bad risen above was a mass o f shadows. No, Rolf today contribute to mental agility. it. It was a comfortable feeling to their motherr look at each other AND SHORTER REMNANTS had not come. He had taken her at and declare that of all the foolish Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Brown know that she had been ablj to mas her word. ter the situation. nonsense they teach in schools— make a mistake in fussing about Sbe hesitated a moment, staring well It simply takes the cake! the “foolish nonsense” of the Sbe could be very calm about the at the patch of moonlight and the . f whole affair now. If Rolf came he I wish there were more “silly school. They should say Instead, blackness beyond. All at once she nonsSnse” of this kind. Not b^ “Young ladles sit right down and would simply find that he bad been saw the figure moving, slowly com cause I think it is erudite to knuw learn those things. Borne day you foolish. Janet knew that she would ing toward her. 8he heard a voice all these things, which of course it will be very glad to have them. spend the evening with Mrs. Curtis, call softly, “ Janet!” smd knew It was Is, but because some day tbesf Later on you won’t remember CHBSEV Remnant and Imperfect S '"Js either (Reading to her or possibly Rolf. children now learning like parrots from one day to the n e x t’ plajring cards. ’There was a new “I can only stay a moment,” she CHENEY HALL SALESROOM, HABTFORD.ROAD . S' ■' I game Mrs. Curtis had learned at 811- and reciting glib words that mean Memory is developed by train said when she was beside him. nothing or little to thet|. will be ing. It is not altogether a matter v tt Bay of which she was very "What is It you want?” gin to ponder over their meaning. ; MANCHESTER, CONN. s ' V . fond. Even If Janet had not deold- There was barely light enough for of Instinct. The more we memur- smes They will have the words Indel Ise the. more we remember. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALP, MANCHESTER, CONN., 7RIPAV, APRIL 7, LOSS. PACZ tWiWSMlIl! mimmmrnfi MAJOR UIOP MAKES A PAIR OF ACES BEEKHIHHIINII THAT HUSKY CREW DERBY IS AN OPEN » ...... NUMEROUS CHARGES Washington University Ii in Training for Tilt Mri. Moody and Vin^, King and Quadn of BYCOAaiESfm HI TEAM PERSONNEL With California Bears RACE, EXPERTS SAY Tannia Court, Make Plaiui for 1983 c o u i a n A W
Only Fhre Teams Carry Same AS CLASSIC NEARS New Brew H u He Effect O l r Infield As Last Year; All Horses Will Have WRESTLING B as-ffoD e Trainers M tf Other CInbs Show At Chance in Annual Event; By Associated Proee Freicr&e It On Occa Newark, N. — Karl Sarpclie, Least One Shift. Cleveland threw George HUte, sions. Faveritee Have Won 28 Canada. . Camden, N. J,—Paw Boeeb, New N«w York, April 7.— (A P)—Major Times and Lost 30 in York threw Frank Speers, Atlanta. St. Paul—Jim McMllIen, Chicago, New York, April 7.'—(AF)-s-So la a ^ e bdseball clubs will resume threw Homer Wright, Manhattan, far as college atbletee are oonnera- business at the old stands next Wed Kansas. nesday but they’ll hardly look the Derby History; Tradition ed, thk. ban of beer renalne. same. The off season setup, a new Almost to a man. autborlUee 4t dll time exchange and with the May Be Upset Joe Notsr hopes so. That’s all any representative oolleges Mid itnivlr- usual quota of freshmen breaking of them oan do* Is hops. sltiea Informed tbe Associated into tbe lineups, some of tbe clubs 'Ths history of the Derby is tbe story of tbs horse in America in Press tbsy would continue to fdrw will be all but unrecognixable to EDITOR’S NOTE! ThU 4s the bid beer lo their athletes except * home town fans. more ways than one. It is tbe third of a eeriee of five ertlolea on goal of every horseman, even under spedal droumstanoes. All tbe returns are not yet in but horee rsusing which bsm grown into Legalization of the beverage, la a survey of the situation today though tbe jlrsparatlon of a horse Anwrlca’e blggeet s^rt. fo! so strenuous a face early in tbe opinion of most of these lead makes it appear that only five f tbe spriiig results in ths break ers, will create no problem at all the 16 clubs will open the new sea By BILL BRAUOHBR down of many fine pieces of horse for the oolleges ebaply because son with the same infields which NEA Service Sports Editor flesh. trslning rules will be Just as rlror- carried on in tbe closing days of tbe There are a dozen other < races ous as aver. 1032 season— the New York Yan New York, April 7.—They are tba* surpass the Derby for speed, Lawson Robertson, head coach of kees, Washington SsnatorL. and St. saying tbe Kentucky Derby this class and as trui tests of what a the last throe American Olympic Louis Browns of tbe American ysar will be an “ open" race, mean horse has got. But the classic track and field teams; WUUam J. League, and tbe Pittsburgh Pirates ing that all the horses will have a ot Churchill Downs is somehow Bingham. Harvard’s atbleUo direc and Chicago Cubs of tbe National. chance. closer to tbe heart of the country tor; Jim Crowley, Fordham’s nffw *^vsryone of the other 11 clubs will TRAINING at the oars, eight men who are to represent the Outside of Ladysman, Kerry than any other race. head football coach; Harvey Hbr- Patch, Swivel and Caterwaul, tbe show at least one change in the first S Washington Huskies tn their annual rowing classic with the Heroes created at Louisville will man and Glenn as (Pop) waniSr, line defense with first base shifts leading candidates were pretty live long in the legends of Ameri football coachss at Penn and Tem University of CalKornIa, April 16. are ahown above getting the closely grouped as to two-year-old 1 most prominent. swing of things. Members of the crew are, right to left: Coxswain can racing. Earl Sande is one. Ths pi* respectively, all indicated Tbe Brooklyn Dodgers have plug olaes. Ladysman last year led ths icture of Sande pleading with Sam strong opposition to any beer Harvey Love, Ed Argerslngor, Walter Raney, Bob Snider, Gordon list with 8111,488 won, making him P‘ - - ged their first base weakness with Parrott."H erb Day, Herb MJorud, Wilbur Washburn and Bob Hildreth to let Zev run in the Derby drinking at al< by the youngsters favorite in the winning book. K erry after the Sinclair horse had taken under tbeir charge. John F. Joe Judge. Tbe Reds will have Jim White * ■ottomley at that spot and Mana Patch won tbe Futurity and |98,- a licking in tbe Preakness the (Chlok) Meehan of Manhattan, and 440. Swivel won four out of 14 ger Lou ronseca will resume his week befofie, and Zev winning at '^ H A T a team (or mixed doubles this pair would msks! They are Lou Little - of Columbia, agreed, •tarts and 871,756. Caterwaul won place there for the White Sox. Shifts long odds, remains a gem tn tbs ^ Mra. Helen Wills Moody, queen of women's tennis, and Ellsworth with modifications. three out of 10 starts and 166,897. at sseond and third base are almost treasury ot sport lore. Tbe same Vines, relgnlnt champion ot the men. Mrs.. Moody hopes to regain For Over-Trained Tbs others rang# downward from as numerous. Tbe Phillies will have Sande riding three D e r ^ winners, her crown from Helen Jacobs this year. The two met and posed during Meehan said be would have no ANNUAL BASEBALL RACE winnings of 181,524 for Tbe Darb shares with Col. B. R. Bradley the a tournament at Pasadena. Calif. ‘aesltatlon at all in “prescrlt^ s Neal (Mickey) Finn, former Dodg to nothing at all for some of tbe old Kentuckian’s glory at owning bottle or two of ale for an athlAte er. at second base, while tbe Boston nominees. three. who la over-trained or stale" and Red Sox will offer Johnny Hodapp. But horssmen tell you that two- U ttle qualified bis opposlUon by At third base, tbe Athletics will STARTS OFF N E H WEEK year-old form is no gauge of three- 'The 80 to 1 Exterminator, winner present Frank Hlgslns In Jlnuny year-old ability, and that there ap in 1918, the home they laughed at saying be thought a “glass or two as he walked awkwardly to the GUARDS MAY SNAP JINX of beer, ocoadoiially, la sU right Dykes old spot while Dykes is do pear to be no super-bones in the ing his baseballing for the White he’U never pull them In like the big olassloal beat this year. A fter tbe post, Is snAher. The wlnher o f the for athletes if they Lave been ac Sox. Marvin Owen Is Bucky Harris' Opening Day Brings Joy To feUow. root there may be a different stoiy. very first Derby, In 1876, woe fiot customed to it." eheiee at third for the Detroit The American League also has a N o horee that won the Futurlw supposed to win, nut to set a dla» Whatever ths rigid restrietiou IN CAGE GAME TONIGHT as tpplisd to ths amatsursi prtf ss- Tigers while Frita Koathe apparent fins attraction la Lefty GHrevei pos- ever hu won the Derby. Galliuit pass tn the othsM durlaff the ftret ly wlU the Boeten BravM regular Real Fin But Magnates ■Ibly the greatect southpaw ever, Fox, winner of the Derby, ran third Mlf mUe Md d8op eut to lit n stofiarathlstM WlU bs ssksd simply be ■tablemate the lead, .was net to evsr-mdiilgs. , OMre. John Ryan will be at raort- and the IfuloBal has a pair of bril- in the Futurity. Relgh Oount, win take that Arlitldee, and when the staUeinate Jehs A . RaytDsr, praaidsfit o f ths stop for the Giants while Travis ants la slugging Chuck Kleia of ner o f the Derby In 1038, ran eeo- W itdi the TnmstOes; failed, little Aristides went on to Face AD-BnrnsMM At Eut Natloaal League, put tt this way: Jackson is building up his stre the Phils and Pitcher Lon Wamske ond to Anita Peabody In Uie Futur HAKVARDISNEW win anyway. '’There Is no harm In the players and Bill Knickerbocker is slat of tbs Cubs, but their individual ex ity. The great Zev couldn’t catch Colonel Bradley thought more having a bottle or two of beer, espe to cover tbe territory between sec 1933 Comes Gose To ploits can’t be counted upon to bal< Sally’s Alley In the Futurity. Sir Hartford; Locab Hare ance the financial budget. of Bagenhaggage than he did of roCOLUGEUXH’ cially after a parttoulaily bard ond and third for tbe Cleveland Barton ran second In tbe Futurity Bubbling O w — before the Derby game or series. It oftsn has a tonic Indians. Of the 1983 infield regulars to a horse named Dtmboyne. Bemg “Make Or Break" T et Gallant Fox, Relgh Count, In 1936 when the Bubbler beat bis FaSed Four Tim u To Win effect. But ths plajrer who dess not only Jimmy Collins and Frank •tahlemate to the wire in a thrilling know enough not to drink too Frlsdh are certain starters. Zev and Sir Barton went on to some o f tbe brightest deeds recordsd In dne). I t was not until the Derby Crimioa Expected To Fomith much will not last long. Competi Year. American and international turf- that Bubbling Over was suspected F o v G an u h B or, Hare tion Is too keen nowadays for ath dom. of being what he was — all horss. Toofh Going For Remain letes In any sport so highly skilled & o w l i n ,4 Only one Imported horse ever as Big League baseball to over-in- Two of them were favorites to win the Derby — Gallant Fox, 6 to has won the Derby. That was Won Tkree S t r u c t ‘ dulge and keep their plaoe." BASKE1BALL By OATUD TALBOT DOUBLES MATCHES (Associated Press Sports Writer) 6, and Relgh Oount, 3 to 1 — but Omar Khayyam, in 1917. And only der of Leogoe. Zev paid 19 to 1 that day 10 years one ImportiM! horse is sntsred this COACHES DISCUSS New York, April 7— (A P )— Open In the Charter Oak Doubles L. ago when Earl Sande booted him year. Mr. W. B. Smith’s Knocka- When the National Guards travel in, and Sir Barton was 18 to 6. way, by Knockando-Half Awake to East Hartford tonight to face the ing Day, customarily the high spot Cervlni and Olorgettl won two out Cambridge, April 7.— (A P )—Har of three games from Fahey and After all the Derby is the > first Tbtf isn’t a Up, mind you, hut All-Bumsldes in S t Mary’s hall, the vard, newcomer to the eaatem col- ^ S T PLAY of the American sports program, big test of tbres-year-old ability. Knookaway was 200 to 1 in the win town champions will attempt a feat putt. Cordera and Detro took three legiaie baseball league, may not D a s k ^ a ll this year brings mixed emotions to Twenty-eight post-time favorites ter books and there may be some of which they have called to accomplish straight from L. Orvini and Olor have the strength to win the cham CRESCENTS DEFEAT CELTlOB the baseball fan and tbe baseball gettl. Brozowski and Brennan took have won against 30 that have lost that le ft no less than four times during the pionship in its first ysar, but ths Remember, more horses not fav magnate. two out of three from AUen and in the 68 Derbies that have been Course o f the 1932*38 basketball Crimson figures to be troublesome Teachers of Game To Sos- run. It is bound to be an "open" ored in the betting have won the season, namsly, to win four con- Wednesday night at the East Side Tbe real fan, to whom tbe nation Kebart. Tonight Fortin and Ander oil the way. Rec the Crescents avenged a pre race. Derby than those fancied by the sseutlve games. al game la a never ending source of son v r Howard and Wilkie. Cordera Ck>ach Fred Mitchell lost a grsat vious defeat with a 89-31 win ovSr Kerry Patch, winner of the Fu crowd. The Guards have played thirty gest Change In What It entertaiiunent and a surcease from and Detro va. Colemim and Qado. pitohsr wbsn Charley Devens was the Celtics. The Crescents held a turity lost year, may upset tra games to date, winning twenty-one graduated last June, but with two all financial and domestic cares, as L. Cervlni ...... 91 118 84 NEXT: American Torf Tradition. scant lead almost all the way dition and win the X^hy. Trainer and losing nine. Four times they ex veterans, Eddie Loughlin and Harold usual grssts ths first roar of “ play Olorgettl ...... 88 121 145 through and were ahead 17-16 at Sometimes Called Phrot tended their winning streak to three Taylor, on hand, and several promis ball" with unsfiloyed delight. halftime. The Celtics committed games, onlj to lose the next sched- ing newcomers seeking the remain From now until October his chief 179 249 229 eighteen personal fouls trying to til«d encounter. They face this situa ing places on the staff. Harvard's Play. P lltt ...... 92 187 101 worry will be whether the great tion tonight, having defeated the firing squad should be adequate. check their apponenta closely while Lefty Grove is pitching with hto ac F a h e y ...... 104 101 96 Endees Down Independents Rec Five twice and the Rhymers Loughlin let Yale down with three the Crescents were guilty o f nine. customed eclat, and whether the ro New York, April 7.— (AP)— The once. bits at New Haven last year, but Wednesday’s victory halted a rpoet" or “pivot" play In basket- bust Jimmie Foxx standc a chance 196 238 197 three game losing streak for the To Use College Star one of them was Albie Booth’s home baU was expected to get a thorough of cracking Babe Ruth’s record of 60 run with three on and Harvard was Crescents, who Intend to end their home runs. To make the task more diflioult going-over today at a meeting of B rennan...... 112 120 101 To Annex Rec Court Title beaten. 4 to 2. season with a game with tbe Herald ths AU-Bumsides have acquired the the rules committee of tbe Na* But for tbs harried club-owners, Brosowski ...... 99 87 102 Weather conditions have handi next week. Tbe summary: tlonal Association of Basketball this Opening Day is something ^Ise services of George Btangle, captain Celtics (81) of the Dartmouth baskstball team capped tbe Crimson’s practice this Coaches in which the teachers of again. They have more things on 211 207 208 spring, but Mitchell has just about P. B. F. T thia past season and bailed as on# of tbe game were to lettle on what their mind this spring than any one A U e n ...... 83 107 90 decided on his regular lineup. 3 Hadden, r f ...... 6 3-8 16 West Siders Take Second tbs outstanding players in the east changes in the rules, if any. they set of men should be asked to carry. Kebart ...... 163 97 98 B O X SC O R E Tbe Crimson was slated to open 4 Breen, If ...... 8 0-0 6 ern collegiate circle. Tbe rest of the would recommend to the Joint rules Thle, they agree, comes pretty close its league season against Columbia 2 Vennart, c -K ...... 1 3-8 4 Burnside regulars will also be in committee later this week. to being the “make or break” year 246 204 182 StraiiJit From East Side Endees (44) at New york today and then must 5 McAdams, r g ...... 0 0-0 0 Most o f tbe ^suggestions for full for baseball. P. B. F. T. uniform, tbe spectacular Thayer travel *to Philadelphia to play Penn 0 Kovis, 0 ...... 0 0-0 0 ehanges made so far deal with tbe IVa Tbe Showdown L. Cervlni ...... 119 88 98 0— Smith, r f ...... 4 4 13 brothers at forward, Ballard at cen tomorrow. (Columbia and Penn, 4 McConkey, I g ...... 8 0^0 6 “post" play in that section of tbe They’ve trimmed taelr sails, re Giorgettl ...... 98 111 116 Chimp*, 44-40, In Hair- 0— Anderson, r f ...... 0 0 0 ter and Powell at guard, with along with Yale, are rated aa tbe court tritbin the free throw area. duced salaries and generally cut 'ex 0— Oribboa, I f . 3 1 7 Nichols and Anderson in reserve. outstanding contenders for Um 18 18 5-11 3l Present rules say a guard may not penses to tbe bone, and now all they 217 194 209 0—Vennert, I f ...... 0 0 0 It was originally planned to have championship now held by the Ells. Cresoente (88) come within three feet of tbe pivot can do is sit bumk and wait for the Raismg Game; Lead At Cordera ...... ,.1 0 2 116 104 4— WaddeU, e ...... 7 3 17 1 anchester High meet Ehut Hart 0 McCurry, r f ...... 3 4-6 10 man in that section of tbe court. blow. If tbe biuMball barque comes Detro ...... 121 101 108 2— F. BisseO, .*f ••••••• 2 I 6 ford High in tbe preliminary but - 0 Moriarty, If ...... 4 l - l 9 Tbe coaches contend this favors tbe through safely this time, there need 3— 8. .Vnderson, I g ... 1 l 8 disagreemenf arose over tbe division 0 OpHlaob, I f ...... 0 1-3 ^ offense over tbe defense, at least in never again be any misgivinge. HaHdme By Score of 17- 1 0— Wilkinson, I g ...... 0 0 0 of the proceeds and the preliminary 1 Korob, c-rf ...... 2 1-3 6 some sections of tbe country. The The first couple of weeks should 223 217 212 was cancelled. The Burnside Girls 8 Sheldon, e ...... 1 0-0 3 question came up in an informal tell pretty accurately whether tbo Local Sport s w e e p s t I j ^ t o n i g h t 16. 8 17 10 44 will play a team from Colts instead. 0 Bycbolskl, r g ...... 0 1--1 1 discussion at tbe meeting o f the customers are going to rally around Guards In Penn board of directors yesterday and it 'The one baU aweepitakes wiU be Independents (40) 0 Kat)caveck, r g ...... 2 1,-2 5 in sufficient numbers to keep tbe P. , B. F. T. Much interest has been taken in was pointed out that in Uie west game too deeply out o f tbe red. run at tbe Charter Oak alleys to 2 Novak, Ig ...... 0 1-2 1 night. The Endees won tbe Recreation 3—Tierney, rf ...... 2 2 6 tonight’s encounter pnd the small Chatter fouls are generally called against ’That’s all tbe magnates even hope 8 Clarke, I g ...... 2 1-8 5 the guard while in tbe east tbe mao Ctnter championship Isuit night a t 1— Dwyer, if ...... 1 0 3 S t Mary’s gym will undoubtedly be for. None expects to make money. the West Side Rec by defeating the 3—Maloney, if. r g ...... 6 6 17 packed with fans. Tbe Guards have with tbe ball usually is penalized if No club in either league paid real Definite decision has been made to 9 14 11-19 39 be bumps tbe guard. Independents in a hair raising 2— Nelson, c ...... 7 1 16 beaten the shooting circus twice this cancel the remainder o f tbe Guards- Score, halftime, 17-16, Crescents. dividends last season and most of basketball contest, 44 to 40. Tbe 0— Runde, r g ...... 0 0 0 season, taking tbe All-Bumsldes to A m oning session in which mem them lost heavily. Rbymers basketball teriee, due to independents lost last week’s game 0—Larson, Ig ...... 0 0 0 tbe tunSyOf 41 to 80 on their home bers and guest coaches were to bear Thf< qrnat number of trades and Baseball Briefs tbe small attendance at the first DUTtT FIVE WINS committee reports and discussion r f by a large score and It was assumed floor and 28 to 26 at tbs Arm ory game Wednesday night. 'The The Dusty Five defeated the Rare uuring tbe winter should by many that the West Siders would 9 ir 8 40 here. "free throwing" by W. 8. Chandler prove a stimulant to sarly attsnd- Rhymere have also cancelled the Five in a fast played game. For tbe o f Marquette University; and an Louisville, April 7— (AP) —Fred duplicate the fsat on their own home Score at halftima: 28-13, BndSea Tbe dscistvs manner in which tbe ance. The Chicago White sox, ior eeriee with tbe Phantoms of New winners Benson, Hogsnow'ahd Veu- afternoon meeting with reports on floor, but ths Independents seemed Referee: Chapman. soldiers went about defeating tbe one club, figure to attrimt possibly Walker is making it tougher and Britain. Arrangements are being rart were the stars, . bi:e the floor basketball conditions in various sec right at home on their opponents’ Umpire: Bissoll. Rhymers Wednesday n:ght seems to mors fans for tbs first few vseks tougher for mafiager Joe McCarthy made to bold a benefit game between work o f Brimly and Cordy was out tions also were scheduled for to court and almost stole the game than in the same period a year ago. to make up his iplnd about what re Indicate that tbe team will be in top the Rhymers and Guards next week. standing. Haefs and Lennon, were day. from tbs highly touted Endees with But whether they will keep coming form 'onlfht. It's next to impossi high for the loeers. Tbe Dusty Five serve outfielders his Yankees should a last period spurt that kept the after tbe "n ^ " wears off is a dif ble to predict tbe outcome of a game Tbe spell ot rainy weather that have been undefeated in 11 games OINCINNATIS' HOME carry this season. 'The former In- fans on their feet until tbe final MeCLUSKEY TO SEEK ferent question. In which the AU-Bumsldca are in bit Manchester tnis week has played this season. Any team wish tematlonal league flash subbed for whistle. Clacianati, April 7/—(A P )—Home volved. I f the circus sharpshooters forced tbe bigb school baseball team ing to play tbe Dusty Five please again, Clnclnnatl’i Reds waited to No Reduction tn Prices the ailing Babe Ruth against Lopis- The Endecs went right to work ur# clicking tbs Guards will have to' to mark time. Tbe players Umber villa yes THIRD STRAIGHT WIN see Cordy or Vennart Teams at age ' day for tbs sun to dry thsir soddsn It generally is agreed that the e s ls r^ y , banked out a triple on the East Side Champs after the use superhuman efforts to bring ed up at tbe West Side yesterday and two slnglea 14-16 ball park so tbsy oould practlcs for bleacher fan, the man who planks and scored four opening whistle and tbrouah the about a vietory hut if tbe Burnsides afternoon but bad weatber was an down bis doll&r oiii day after day runs. Rare Five (48) the exhibition series with tbe deve- sparkling work of Frank Waddell Enters 3,000 Meter Steeple are off on a good percentage of their obstacle to a stiff workout, and P R S' T and has come to be known affeotloU' the first half found them enjoying s Coaob Kelley hopes to bold it loday. land Indiias, opsning tomorrow. shots the- Guards should corns 2 Haefs, rf ...... 7 3 l8 ately as (he "backix)t.e of the grand I^ton, ^rtl 7.—(AP) — The ten point lead, 38-18. In the sec chase Event At Fenn Relays; Tbe high school meptor is seeking a Because of the field's eooditlcn, through. 0 uennon. If ...... 6 1 11 old game," does not have anything Boston Red Sox were back on their ond half tbe Independents cams Has Won Twice. capable pitcher and first baseman to the game today with tbe New York 1 Renn, c ...... 4 0 8- Yaakees was called off. Prssidsat like as many loose dollar bills as he home grounds today for a tilt wtib bock sporting on sntlrely diffsrsnt insure reserve strength. used to have. Further, there is a tbe Boston Collsgt varsity nins. 1 Bantly, rg ...... 4 0 6 Sidney Weil paid, howeve,, that style of game. Tossing all, caution Philadelphia, April 7.— (A P )—Joe faint possibility tbut tbe same fan 0 B ib riin , i g ...... 0 0 0 baitiag aiore raia the grounds into tbe wind tbe Independents were Mcauskey of Fordbam University, Pleas are going forward to have has not taken kindly to the club 1 T. Hagenow, rg .... 0 0 0 would be “ in better condition than Newark, N. April 7,—(AF) — led try the individual work of Larry winner ot tbe 3,000-meter steeple a semi-pro baseball team repreiisnt owners’ tallure to cut prices. .Maloney ano “Mit" Nelson which ever" for the contest with the In Brandt, Cantwell and Frankhouse chase at tbe University oi Pennsyl Manobester in the league now being If things get too rough, it it be- bordsrsd on sensational and ths En- 5 , 30 3 48 dians, were all groomed to take the pitch vania relay carnival for tbe last two formed at Hartford. Local persons co. es plainly uppuren'. that there is dses were forced to call "tim e out" * UUsty fiv e (78) Maaagsr Donle' Bush’s sore foot ing mound for the Boeton ^ a v e e years, is going to make his third WorthwsetemT Big Tei^ basketball interested claim they have the nec not cnotigb "spetiding" money boat* today in their scheduled game with with tbe score card showing 30-38, co-ebampfon, will lose by gradi^- essary flnapdal backing. A t a meet 2 Cordy, rf ..'...... 3 1 7 is much improved, and be expects attempt at vid^ry in the event this ing around to support the vaet base the Newark Bears. Endees. tion botb Joe Reitt and Elmer JoDn- ing last night, it was elgnifisd tbat 0 D. Vennart, I f ...... 10 0 20 to be on tbe field during tomorrow's year. ball structure, it would not be sur Apparently tbs rest was Just wbai son, all-oonferenos eslections and New Britain, Tbompeonville. West 0 Benson, c ...... 10 0 30 game. His entry woe reeeived yesterday prising'to see n spoolai meeting of tbs Bttdeas need as Bmlth, Grtbbon eaob sporers of more than lOO points Hartford. Winsted and two teams 1 Brimley, rg..4 0 8 ^hsvU ls, N. C„ April 7.— (AP)— and gave prcparatloDS for tbe 39tb both big leagues and an ensuing .e- and Frsddy Bisssll came through in 1983. from Hartford would also be inolvd- 3 Hagenew, rg ...... 9 .. . 0 18 LOUOHBAN MAKES OFFER WU Terry has no (m b ts whatever anniversary of tbs gon.es much ductioD in the cost of all seats, from Just who Is going to pitch the first with baskets in succession to put Yaqul Joe, Sonofa Indian, one ot ed in the circtiJt. Chicago, April 7.— (AP) — Up impetus. Meduskey’s great race tbe boxes to bleachers. tbrir team out in front, but this lead tbe few of bis race to make •head 6 M 1 78 stepped Tommy Lougbraa, Philadel two games of '.he eeaeon for hie was short livsd as TlsnMy toissd in last year was ond of tke features way la tbe profeealoaal wrestimg Charlee WUlett defeated AJdo phia boxing maeter, with aa offer About the worst news that has Giants, but b# admits himesif not a UtUs puzzled over a selection for a couple of double deckers and tbe of ths oamival. In jpite of catching game, is one of the Uggest drawing JatU in tbe Rec ping pong tourna today to fight Izzy <3astaaaga. come to American League owners' the tu rd name. Maloney-Nelson oombinatton pro a spike in a hurdle and falling, he cards in the Fadflc Northwesi.. ment, 21-9, 21-8 and 21-10. In a
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mercial value." The Qeeiglan said: on bills providing for posting of AKROirS SURVIVORS "X win can Mr. McCUnUc before the CROSS SIGNS RUL bonds to insure payment of business 330 PERSONSSUUN ' obmmittee so the committee can re tax and Cutting ialaries of state ceive his expert testimony." offioials 25 per eent BEFORE THE HOUSE THATDEUYSREER The bond bill was designed to pro IN GERMAN R E V O f tect tee iftaAs^ firom merchants term XOaotteaed Fran Paffc Oat) OIOSS READY TO SI6N (Conttauod From Page Otic) ed by members ef tbs Judiciary com (Contipoed From Page One) mittee as fly-by-nights. Committee The Manchestff Public Martet rdn Btor* It would fill with water Sion control system which prevailed members s^d teat tee bill dealt foreign division of tee ptuly, sdifi »ji«i sink. SALARY REDUCnONBIU before probbiition. The Connecticut with a vital subject but that the in a speech last nl|^t that (Semd^ *T. »h<«te the iw im m liis kept me I ■ Federation of Labor has endorsed members of the committee felt that Christians demanded abolition p t warm, otherwlae I would have (Oonttaoed Prom Page One) tee commission plan, but favors a it was a mattw which cannot be te e Old Testam ent with its chantjB- FOR SATURDAY frozen. fv man conunlssion whose mem corrected through legislation. ters and tee substitution of tee "Just after the eMp hit the water, this year to authorlte to pro bers would be appointed bj tee gov Amohg tee nh»asures passed in German mythological, spiritual, while we were hanging on the gas ceed in this way. The authority in ernor with tee apptbval fo tee Gen tee regiUar ordM of business were philosophical and art figures. We are featuring Fancy Milk Fed Poultry of the finest qual tiwfc, a couple of flares ^ n t off. The both instances was denied me. eral Assembly. bills providing foi issuance of $50,- flares that we dr^ on the water to Would Reduce Offloes The beer bill signed by Governor 000 refunding bonds by Windsor ity and rightly priced. measure drift and speed. The salt “It is equally well known that I Cross yesterday rea^: Locks; -'glvlug Waterbury 15 days water hit them and set them off. MEN MOBILIZING would eUminate from the payroll a "Section 1—^Any. persons, firm or leeway in rspay^ig temporary loans; Fancy Teiider little Tarkeys, *T think they were-what the ship rather large number of poUtical of- corporation which shall sell or offer extending tee time for organization A STEAK SALE saw that rescued us. flee holders .who are receiving com for sale any beer or wine with an of tee Danbury mortgage and title FOR FOREST CAMK 8 to 10 lb& each, lb...... Short, Sirloin or Cobe Steak “Just before we were picked up, alcoholic content of more than one fortable salaries for little or no c'^mpany.to ^835; and making (Continued From Page One) lb...... I saw a ring buoy
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akDVBRTIBBMBNTS ADVBRTXBBMlIIfTB Day eKptBM will be made and HCSCODISKAIIT Qommittee aeelgnmenta for the ob- 3 COMPANIES, BK CROWD jew eM e wlU he delgaated by the AS 45 IS RUNG following oommlttee ohainneB: IW m N K IIT nowar oomnittee, Wllhnr Love- Main and Blasell Streeta Alarm f i h i l mAUOhiU S r o m s MOM; aiusic, Arthur Keating: trieoportstloa, Fred Malla: dinnar, Sounded When Automoibile SHOPPING NEWS Arthur Loomis; flags, Edward Takea Fire* jVIFAK SI» H I\| 4 ^ Seres Troofi isi Twi Psdtt Quisb; prlntlag aad advortislng, B. AT < I I- ^ ' L. O. Kohentbal, Jr.; echool chil A bell alarm from Box 46, Mala and BIssell street yesterday after To Tike Part h Ceiteds dren, Paul DUwertb. IfIT At the last annual town meeting noon at 6:10 brought out tbree com Ittm A n m ll AU-itlk 11.91 aUps that are eu- IS Now that overjrboty’i’ loter- perior to the gftdi ueually found at In October, $400 was appropriated panies of Manchester's fire fighting •aUd ifi plaatlnt. wa ara re- this prioe art featured at Male’e. At Arsierjr. fer the oboeivaaoe of Momorlal apparatus fer a fire under the aoed LAMB PORES One ^ has a 9>laeh hoin: another Day and |60 for Armistice Day. of a coupe owned by Norman HUl of fnsli er ioahltfr l*T ihihvtb mlfttfad that oae of tba new 1 Bolton, which was parked in froat annuals which frows easily, re- is bias out with the "ehadow-proof” The amount available for the ex The third annual rally of Mah' Oft ti 1 Manchester laeotrle Oompaay qulrinf praotlCally no care, Is skirL Both have-aithet the straight Chester Dlstriot,ot, ItoMts « pense ot the ourrant Mamorlal Day Boy obeenranee ie 1447.90. store. Before tbs Ant piece of SHOULDERS the Dw m llonini Glory. It or California laoe top and adjust Aaerloa, will be held in the ttate equipment arrived, Thornes Max Any wal|lN, rih OP Mr twi needs aunahlna and will produce able straps. Ton’ll need then for Araory here tomorrow night at well, salesman of the Manohestsr plenty of pink, blue and white lif^ t colored dresses. T:M o'clock with eerfh troofM and PHONE BATES OUT Electric Company bad oattagulslisd flowers all sumaier. It's es two cub paoke partiolpattaf. Tkc the fire with a portable extinguish PORK LOINS pecially effective near stone U v«r Leaf I rally le open to the publle and the New Haven, April 7— (AP) — er taken from the store. A laige hut sMs of ceriHded NRert benches or fountains. With the growing popularity of I Dletrlcit eatende a cordial lavitatMii The S. N. Telephone Company to crowd gathered at the scene, as al FANCY, WHITE, liver, new reapes for its preparation to all to attend. day annoimced It will reduce , the ways when a Main street box it "It’s not a home until it's plant appear oonstantly. To make,a loaf The program will open with ae- rate for handset telephones from |8 rung in. MEATY RIB ROAST t w ed” . This is the year to plant at the you need: aembly of all troope, durhif which to 11.80 a year. The reduction wui The fire was caused by faulty tensku avee er pel peest sfttremely low prices of Wilson 1 lb. liver. the ffoout Oath and Lawe will he he effective with the July bills. Wires in the distributor system. guaranteed “Beal-Kraft"' nursery 1-4 lb. salt pork. ■aid and the Salute to the iu g wui There are about 75,000 handsets in Hose Companies No. 3, 3 and 4 lb stock sold at the Manchester Neck 20 flake crackers, crumbled. be hMd. Cub Pack 4 will then pre use' in the state. responded to the alarm. CHUCK ROAST sent an exhibition ot callsthenlM wear Factory# 130 Center street. At 1 1-2 cups hot stock or water. LB Fsnsy nrilk-Fctl phees decidedly below last sreat’s followed by a game period by oUb 2 eggs, beaten. pack 2. First aid will be demeh- are their sturdy roses, shrubs, vines, 1 tbsp. onion, minced. lb fruit and shefde trees, hedge plants, etrated by Troope i and 3. '* tsp. poultry seasoning. 2 will contribute an act by clowne. VEAL LEGS > 9 4 perennials, rock garden plants, Salt and pepper. evergreens. You won’t find better A eipiallUig exhibition will be given 1 tbsp. butter. by 'nvop 4 and Troop 8 will display values anywhere. Specials: 3 rose Pan fry salt pork and remove ite skill at rope work. WEEK EHD SPECIALS bushes for 42c; evergreens, 50c from pan, add liver to fat and sear Troop 8 will also feature a num each. on both sides. Coarsely grind pork ber of clowns and Troop 5 and 6 and liver together. Pour hot stock w'll present a game period, after fir s t Aid .for a Burn over crumbled crackers. Combine which there will be an intermission When cake is scorched on top or meat, crackers and beaten eggs and period. An aviation exhibit will he bottom, go over it lightly with a season. Shape into a loaf, and dot gfveb by all troops and four troOOe FREE I FREE! nutmeg grater instead Of a knife. with butter. Bake in a hot oven will combine to give a pioneering This leaves a smoother surface for (436 P.) 26-30 minutes. 6 portions. display. Troop l wm build a der frosting. rick, Troop 2 a bridge. Troop 4 a .OHK UUICE M OZ lOAP Milikowski, The Florist, makes it tower aad Troop 6 a Man-to. Troops WHITE ~ SLKEO e, UNSLICEO You will find the rates for wash IS and 8 will show a camping aceSM s i
"■,■ V , PA>GE TWBLVB MANgHfiSl'ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, AI^TL 7, 1988.
held from the High school to the the party and arrange for sightsee stTMt died at the hospital at 7:20 H. S. GRADUATION theater. This will be an interesting ing and entertainment over a HOSPITAL NOTES last night. event as the class will be wearing three-day period, going on Monday Richard C. Alton of 249 Bast and returning on Wednesday eve center street was discharged yss'< the gray caps and gowns which ning. terday. Mrs. Elizabeth Trotter of 28 IN STATE THEATER rlasses for the past five years at A daughter waa bom at the hoi- S ^ r t s Managers Chosen the High school have adopted as Pearl street was admitted yester pital today to Mr. and Mrs. Ber RIB official garb. The tnusical clubs and A special meeting of the Student day and ^ e d today. nard Hillman of 110 Washington a few fortunate friends of individ Council was called yesterday and A daughter was bom yesterday street. ' fnnoyation This Year— Exer ual seniors ^11 be allowed to at the following students were elected to Mr. and Mrs. John J. Trevlgno tend the exercises in the theater, manager or assistant manager of of 38 Hawthorne street. A snail can repair a broken shell otherwise undergraduates will have the respective sport: Manager of Michael Sebuetz of 127 Prospect xintil it Is as good as new. S ROAST cises To Be Held Friday to be content to share in the class football, Francis Barrett; manager day exercises earlier in the week. of basketball, Collin Johnson; man Howell Cheney, chairman of the ager of swimming, Ernest Berg- Morning, June 23, Board of Education, has accepted gren; assistant manager of base the invitation to present diplomas ball, Robert Carney; manager, to the class, a commission which William Brennan; manager of Plans for the graduation week he has filled with much satisfaction track, Clifford Treat; assistant managers of track, Harry How- exercises of the class of 1933 were to the graduates of many previous BRUNNERS MARKET classes. royd, Lennon and Breen. ' announced today and for the first Class Day, which will consist of Miss Blanche Feder, director of time in the history of the school an outdoor program in the after physical education for girls and f * v j t o . graduation exercises will be held noon, will be held on Tuesday if the Coach Wilfred J. Clarke, have been Betty Crocker • outside of the building. Through weather is fair. Otherwise the pro attending the sessions of the East 1. the co-operation of Manager Ben gram will be held indoors on Wed ern Association of Teachers of 13 EGG r Cohen of the State Theater, ar- nesday afternoon, June 21'. Bcunard Physical Education onventlon in ' rangements have been mr de to school graduation, similar In many Springfield for the past three days. have the graduating program in respects to the successful program Mrs, Hugh Greer and Director ANGEL FOOD CAKE cluding the presentation of diplo instituted last January, la planned Frank Busch of the Recreation BRUNNER’S LOW PRICE mas in the State Theater. This will for Wednesday, June 21, at 1 Centers have been in charge of the ■ allow each member of the large o’clock. On Tuesday evening the gymnasium classes and summing ; class to have at least five tickets, senior class will have the exercises respectively. DIAL PLEASE ORDER leach representing a reserved seat to which only invited guests may A final dress rehearsal of the en 5191 TONIGHT SILVERBROOK Soft Moated Spring in the auditorium. Otherwise the attend when the cleuss gifts and tire cast of the oratorio, “The Cre 5 5 * class members would have had only prophecy will be presented. Seniors ation,” will be held Sunday at 2 three tickets each if the exercises were being measured today for o’clock in High school hall. The as W H IT E M EAT were to be held in High school hall. caps and gowns. Photographs for sisting artists, Maurice Wallen ten WET PACK TALL The class now numbers 221 and it the class book or annual have been or; Jarle Johnson, bass; Mrs. Elsie T U N A BUTTER Lam b Le g s is expected that about that number called in and will be sent to the en B. Gustafson, soprano; Helge Pear SHRIM P RED will receive diplomas. This is by far graver on April 15. Mr. Bailey is son, pianist, together with student FISH • SALMON the largest class ever to graduate. having many conferences with sen pianist, Mildred Sutherland, will be 2 CANS Large Since the theater can only be se iors regarding next year’s plans on hand for this rehearsal. The 2 CANS 1 Ibf. C ■b~ 1 9 « ( cured at certain times it has beenand is pointing out the large num sang the entire score through at a found necessary to change the t'me ber of scholarships which are avail full rehearsal on Thursday at 19c 29c 1 ^ •of graduation to Friday morning, able for college work. which time also the assisting mu Fancy Froth or Corned Jime 23, at 10 o’clock. Plans are A number of seniors are getting sicians were present. Director A l now being made to have school Interested in a proposed trip to bert Pearson announced that be Apples JUICY Carrots convene as usual in the morning of New York City. Mr. Quimby has was much pleased with the way Shredded Oranges ■ BONELESS Onions Wheat 19« this last day and after closing ex agreed that if ten or more wish to the rehearsals have been going and Briskets Bonelgass lb. 18 c ercises have been held in the High make the trip during the coming predicts an excellent performance Grapefruit String Beans Del Monte school building, rank cards given week of vacation he or some mem next week both on Monday after Bananas POT Parsley Short or Sirloin out, etc., a graduation parade will ber of the faculty will accompany noon and Tuesday evening. Celery Spinach Asparagus Tips can 21< Tomatoes ROAST 1 Lettuce Radishes Lemons cans STEAKS .29< Beets 29c lb. Cucumbers PinkSalmon 2 15< ^ a± Red Salmon 2 cans 25< PINEHURSTf Scotch Daisy Eattom Cut Brightwood Fancy H am ---- 29c Hams___ 24c Large Betty Crocker RAISIN WHOLE WHEAT IONA Strawberries Canadian Smoked Fresh Shoulders Angel Cakes BREAD Bacon ... 35i shoulders 13c Sausage Meat Sliced pint Bacon .... 19e CORN *c lb. 2 lbs...... 35c 2 Pints 29c. DANO O' LAKES Pickwick Brand 0 V A A 0 0 SWEET OBEAM ^Sc w can APPLES 5 lbs. 2 5 c THE FINEST FRESH PEAS 2 i b s . 4 5 c Best So Far This Year. Bologna Frankfurts BBIOHTWOOD Some oi our eiutomers asked ns to mn a sale on fancy chocolate Juicy nonda Shredded WHEATIES Borden'sCheese 2 p>«*-2 5 < cookies. These are fresh, from the ovens. Wheat ROAST “8KIPPY” PORK 1 BOWL FREE Minced Ham Chocolate Covered Specials ORANGES D IA L 5191 Orange or Green A^delidons obooolateselsAJsjal a A a eoveied marshmallov Tb 2 5 : RIB LOIN KraftCheese^l;i^ 2i>ki* 2 5 < cookie. % doz. 2 for 2 pkgs. AaP Salmon h 's 2 m "*2 9 < 10k Marshmallow Mounds ^ . 19c l5 c 1 8 c 23c Some covered with diooolate shot—others with lb AaP Salmon e * « 2 5 < Fancy Steor Block ooooaattt. B a n a n a s Rinso, large size 18c | Oakite, p k g.... 10c r* They on Jnat perfectly rip N.I.C. Wednestey ws fave away over 100 of the famous Sklppy Bowls ened and Mil on eight. S E A L B C r SUN-BLEST BI7LS •**“ W o jost received another shipment and again tomor Chuck Roast row. while they last, will give away free 200 Sklppy Bowls. MILK PEAS BYE Premium Flakes pdl^; 15 c Extra Sifted 2 Packages Fresh Crisp Wheaties 25c 4 2 5 ® ilO U R Every bannaa guaranteed. 4 Cans 2 Cans 5 lbs. Daisy Cheese ">• 17< llVkS Cold Cut Saggestiofia: 33e Pinehnrst Confectionery Sugar Chicken Roll, 1-2 lb. 22c. 18c Try Them Today ; 19e Thro# Packagoi of ENCORE A delicloua Ham, cured 6 elb . 31b s .l7e and baked especially for B u t t e r us. 1-2 lb. 24c. SPARKLE MACARONI 10 lb. cloth begs. Head Cheese. GELATINE Jellied Corned Beef. CASH and Boiled Ham, 1-2 lb. 20c; and Ono Packag# of 2 lbs. 4 5 ® S u g a r 4 5 ® 35c lb. PRIZES IN EACH OF 5 GOLD MEDA ^ _ WORD-BUILDING CONTEST: Sparkle Chocolate Pudding SPAGHETTI A limited number Armour’s quality Sliced Rib Lamb Chop FOR DETAILS A sk u s BACON Roasts or listen In on Radio AU 4% 4% Lamb Legs »2 2 e Weighing about O A ^ for 9 c Morris Suprenoe Legs of Lamb, whole 25c le lb 2 1-2 lbs. Lb___ Gold Medal Flour, 24yg lbs...... 79c lb., cut down So lb. more. CrandmothoKs Try One of ThoM * For the small or medium rized family we suggest Gold Medal Flour, 5 lbs...... 19c Drake's 13 Egg Recipe Loin Veal Roasts CIGARETTES Baked wltii the kidney In. They White Bread will weigh about 8 1-2 Ibt. and A N G E L C A K E average 80c to 89c ry A Isliced or 20-ox. Lucky Strikao ^ ■_ Camolo each, at. lb...... you will find Drake’s Pound or Sponge Cake alwaya f ^ ^ — Chaatarflalda |\^ P B O * old Golds always good.______Unslicod OC loaf Fancy California DEL MAIZ KUEN’S MARKET Asparagus FRESHLY ROASTED • FRESHLY GROUND Doliciout Rod-Rip# Cream Style Corn Large banchee Jnmbo Aspan- AND DELICATESSEN goo. 161 Center Street Next to Center Auto Supply 8 oz. Green cans CMaot Peas bunch Strawberries 10c Pork Try our Green Giant Peas, 2 cans ...... 35c W Ul average 2 1-2 Dba. ____ Roast scla-ustiSoc Large bonebee Select (medhun ^ baskets Blue Ribbon Lettuce Tomatoes stalks) FANCY ROASTING L a i ^ e Medium ^ 1 Cucumbers i Asparagus CHICKENS 26c Selected Solid Rod SALAD Peppers Celery Tomatoes 2»>*.23c Firm Cranberries.. 20c lb. bunch leless Rib DRESSING HEIGHT O’CLOCNb.ltc Snow-¥fhite Califemia Sauaage Meat f z m 7 c F™ . 22c I ^ a m e c o r m m ud and m b u o w pint Radisiies 4c bunch OVEN ROAST POT ROAST IRED CIRCLEIb.21c Cauliflower 12 fixe each 16< 1 S « ® Cucumbers...... 12c 15c 18c 20c IFPII^tJCH AND FUU-BODIBD Again we feature Tender Pinehnrst Pot Roasts. 3 lb. lean 18c. 22c Fancy Kiln-Dried Chuck Cuts, 69c. 3 lbs. best Eye of Chuck Pot Roost, 79c. Green Beans. 11c q t BONELESS VEAL ROAST 19c Ib. ok'ar lb.25< BLOCK CHUCK POT ROASTS, 5 lbs. 99c. i c o m i yiGOKOus and winey faektd In Hi» bnam, ground Doth In Ihn Sweet Potatoes 3 »»• 10< Fresh Peas, 2 qts. 37c Hamburg Steaks, 3 lbs. dom, Bokor alto padend "^tholtid". POULTRY— the finest milk-fed stock obtainable. Fowl THI COPPII TO SUIT Tout TA 8TI Extra Fancy for Fricassee, averaging from $1.39 to $1.59. Land o’ Cauliflower, Spinach Sausages, 2 lb s...... Lake medium Roasting Chickens, average $1.69 each. Tur Dandelions Frankfurters, 2 lbs. ... AsP COFFEE SERVICE W inesap App les 5 29< keys. Broilers. Sausage Meat, 3 lbs. ... FrankfuHs GROUND BEEF, ground with all the juice retained, 19c Beef Stew, 2 lbs...... lb., 2 lbs. 37c. 1 5 * SCOTCH HAM (whole - h a lf)...... ,17c lb. AMMONIA RINSO 12-OX. bottle 10*okbottlo Local FVesh E ggs___ 22c dozen, 24c dozen 5 lb., bag Gold Medal • -24c Medium and Extra Large. BLUING 241/2 lb. Bag Gold Medal Flour PURE LARD 6c Ih, 2 pJ 3 ^ 3 5 c FREE! W * 10 Lbs. Sugar,- 1 Lb. Coffee, Butter, 2 lbs. ... 45c )FOR DETAILS ^ u s (Freeh Ground). Brookfield— Green Meadow. listen in on Radio I»al4151 Ubby*8 Milk, I Q I P v i& Line o f A&P Food Stores ^ Now England g PINEHimST 4 cans ------lo C | Fruits, Vegetables The Great ATLANTIC iKt PACiF!. Tro Conij an p MANCHES'fER EVENING HERALD. BtANCHESTTBR, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 7,1988. PAGE iklRYEEN
A. C. \^lkerson, deputy ooimty clerk, for a oourthouse mascot Qaeer Twists Wllkerson named It deficit DAILY RADIO PROGRAM PbOadri^da — The end of the ‘long dry spril” brought a touch at In The Spotlight Of Public Favor— FRIDAY, APRIL 7 (Central and Eastern Btandaerd Time). In Day*s News jBorrow to Anthony Famlllareus, who Note—All pregrarai to k«r and baale cbalne or croups hereof unless aped* wanted the first bottle of l^gal beer fled: coast to coast (c to e) deslanatlon includes aU available etatione. from the‘brewery in his neighbor Fracrams subject to chance. P. M. CenL “EasL ' Chicago—^“Thwe’a -a wolf at the hood- He followed the first case sold 6H5— 6:45 — Juat Plain Bill — east HALE’S FOOD D e p a r t m e n t s (Bit Th* AeeootoMd P rtu ) door’’ a telephone caller told Desk to the restaurant of Anthony, Fr njk only: Lone Wolf—midwest repeat NBC-WEAF NETWORK 6:00— 7:00—Myrt and Marge — east; Sergeant Michael Gorben. erioo. He got the first bottle, raised IT P A Y S Ready and willing to serve our cuBtomen at all tinies. Food departmentB m inDi BABIC—East: weat (bey) woei wtic Milligan and Mulligan—midwest “That” said the , sergeant, “Is It to his Ups and dropped it It wiai- wtac wcsh wfl wilt wftr wrc w cf 6:15— 7:15—Buck Rogers in 2433 — really nothing new. The policemen smashed. throughout all New England. Remember 1 You, yourself, are responsible in the selBe^ai Vben wcae wUin wwj weal; Midwest: east; The Madison Singers—Dixie wnuia wcfl ksd woc»wno wow Wuftl 8:3(y— 7:30—Travelers’ Quarteb.-eaEt; have not been i>ald fo » months.” St Paul— Frank Wallace, local TO WAIT ON of the foods yon buy. Hale’s is known for the quality foods it sells at the prieeBi NORTHWEST A CANAmAN - wtmj Leon Oelascc Orchsstnr — Dixie; However he sent out a couple of railroad employe was struck by a Make t a point to shop here each Saturday. Thousands are doing iti ivlba kstp webc wday kfyr ckcw ^ Del Coons Orchestra—midwest SOUTH — wrva wpti wwno wls wjax 6:45— 7:45—Boake Carter—basio: Be* officers who captiur^ the woU, freigh t esLT and knocked down be wfla-wsnn wlod wsm wmc wsb w p l tween the BooKenda—west which wasn’t a wolf but a racoon. tween the rails. Two cars passed YOURSELF wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wlaa wbap kpro 7 :0 ^ 8:00—Male Chorus—also cst One of the officers said he’d keep over him. Swift’s Premium “Ovenized” ■woal ktbs kthe . . , , , , 7 :1 ^ 8:15—Singin’ Sam—basic; Mel* m o u n ta in —^ kdyl kflr kfhl ody Maglo—Dixie; Joy’s Or.—west the captive as a pet if no owner Casualties—a broken toe and a COAST—kco kfl kcw komo kbq kpo 7:3^- 8:30—Triple Bar X Ranch— to e turns up. tom shoelace. kM kUr kcu 8:00— 9:00—Jane Froman—also coast 8:15— 9:16—Mary Eastman—also cst Oklahoma Chty, Okla.—The wolf Sioux <3ity, Iow a—W illiam W eis, (W hole or Celit. East. 8:30— 9:30—Edwin C. Hill, Interview hitch-hiked 500 miles from Alton, 3 :46— 4:46—Lady Next Door, Kiddles is at the door—^literally —of the Shank Half) 9:00—10:00—Columbia Revue—also cat nis., to Sioux City, the other day to 4:00— 5:00—Oahu Serenadere—to o 9:30—10:30—Street Singer—also ooast Oklahoma county Court House. In HAM 4:16— 5:15—Four Sharps’ Quartet 9:46—10:45—Piano Team—east; Myrt fact there were live wolves at the fa ce a charge of passing a wortUess 4:30— 5:30—To Be Announced and Marge—repeat for west door imtJl four of them were killed check. AssistaBt County Attorney Small sldnned-back ham. About 8 to 10-pound average. Out anyway you may desira 4:46— 5:46—Paul Wing’s Stories—e 10:00—11:00—Barlow Symphony—to e with several siloes out of the center If yon so wlpli. lYs lean and tender with a mUd sugat 5:00— 6:00—Meyer Oavla Or.—to est 10:30—11:30—Abe Lyman Oroh.—o to e and the $3 bounty apiece duly paid. Thomas Murray .dismiss^ the case Fresh Fruits 5:30— 6:30—Betty Boop—also coast 11:00—12:00—Pollack Orehes.—o to c The fifth, a tiny cub, was saved by and told him to go back to work. cure. 5:45— 6:4^The Harmonica Raecala 11:30—12:30—Ozzis Nelson Or.—C to c e:0(^ 7:00—Donald Novla—also coast 12:00— 1:00—Dance Hour—wabc only 6:15— 7:16—James T. Adame—also o ^ Vegetables FAIBBCRY BOLL 6:30— 7:35—Fur Trappers—weaf only NBC-WJZ NETWORK 6:46— 7H6—The Goldbsras, Sketch BASIC — East: wjz (key) wbx-wbsa 7:00— 8:00—Oroh. A Cavaltcra—e to o wbal wham kdka wgar wjr wlw weyr 8:0(^ 9:00—Tom Howard A Othora wmal: Midwest: wcky kyw kfkx wenr More of Those S:3(^ 9:30—Leo .lelsman Orchestra wls kwk kwer Loll wren wmaq kso PATTERSON'S MARKET lb. 9:00—10KX>—Jack Benny Show—to o NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — w ^ “ M orjuce” BU TTER (F*A) 9:30—10:30—The Country Club—east 101 CENTER ST., OPPOSITE LINDEN. 10:00—11:00—VIr.cent Lopez Orchestra wiba kstp wabc wday kfyr ckgw ciof It’s sweet and tasty! Exeellent for table use. 10:30—11:30—Harold Stern Orchestra SOUTH — wrva wptf wwnc wls wjax TELEPHONE 8886 11:00—12:00—Ralph KIrbery — basic; wfla-wsun wlod wsm wmc wsb m p l The Goldbergs—repeat lor coast wJdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpre ORANGES JACK FROST 11:06—12:05—Don Bettor's Orchestra woal ktbs ktbs The response to our first adv. last week was gopd. 11:30—12:3(L-Mark Fisher Orchestra- MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl keir k ^ We wish to thank everyone who came to the store and^ . basic: Tom Howard—coast rpt PACIFIC COAST — kso kfl kg# komo those who phoned their order. CB8-WABC NETWORK khq kpo kfsd ktar 2 dozen 1 9 « CenL EasL SU GAR (Cane) ° BASIC—East: wabe (key) wlco wade 4:00— 5:00—Neil Sisters. Harmony This size, taken from the Mune 43 Woko wcao waab wnao war wkbw wkrc Our Scotch Ham and Sausage are still our leaders. cars as this stock of ours; sold for whk ckok wdre wcau wTp wjas wean 4:16— 6:15—Dick Oaring—east only Swtlster than beet sugai^henoe more eoonbnaloal. Refined In the U. S. A. Pure and san- 4:3(^ 5:30—The Singing Lady—east We sell more of these things than any thing in the store. 15o a dozen In two Hartford stores on, Avfbl wspd wjsv: Midwest: wbbm wen 4:45— 5:45—Orphan Annie—east only Itary-paoked in cloth bags. wtbm kmbe wcco ktnox wowo 6:00— 6:00—Our Daily Food. Talks We make Scotch Ham Roasts to order from 2 lbs. ’Thursday. EAST AND C A N A D I A N -^ whp 6:16— 6:16—King KIN Kare A A.olph wibw wbeo wlbs wfea wore ekac —east; Dick Daring—midwest rpt up ki 24 hours* notice. HALE’S LARGE STRICTLY FRESH DIXIE — west wsfa wbro wqajn wdod 8:80— 6:30—Three X Sisters. Songs Lotrisiana wnox klra wreo wlao wdsn wtoo krld 5:46— 6:45 — Lowell Thomas — east; Top Boimd Steak Legs Lamb wrr ktrh ktsa waco koma -vdbo wodx Orphan Annie—midwest repeat wbt wdae wblc wbas wtar wdbj wwvb 6:0(^ 7:00—Amos 'n’ Andy—east only lb...... lb...... wmbs wajs 6:15— 7:15—Music Is My Hobby—to e Bottom Bound Loin Lamb Strawberries EGGS (Local) doZe ° MIDWEST-wbcm wsbt wcah wmbU 6:30— 7:30—Charlie Chan. Detective 41 lb...... 7:00— 8:(XK—Phil Soitalny’s Orehsatra lb. I 9 • 9 • 9 • • I wtaq wkbb kfab wltn ksej wibw kfh 7:80— 8:30—Adventures in Health Top Sirloin Our eggs, to be fresh, must be only a few hours old. Eggs to be large most average 24* wmt wnao wkbn wcl . ^ . 7:45— 8:45—Howard Thurston. Maglo Freeh Chickens MOUNTAIN—kvor kla koh ksl 8:00- 9:00—First NIghter—also coast lb...... onnoee per doMu. And when we advertise these ea strictly fresh, largo, local eggs, we mean pa c ific c o a st — khj koln kgb kfre lb...... Just what we state! What a big dlflerenoe a few pennies make! kol kfpy kvi 8:30— 9:30—Phil Baker Show—o to c Rib Romat Beef 9 :00—10:00—Dorothy A Jimmy. Songs Ib...... Fresh Fowl Pint basket. Lusoloos, red berries*- Cent East. 9:15—10:16—Vic A Sade, Comedy Act excellent for short cake! 4:00— 5:00—Don Lang, Story—to e 9:30—10:30—Robert Royce. Tenor Freah Shonider lb...... Hale’s Famous Milk 4:16— 6:16—John Kelvin, Tenor—to c 9:46—10:45—Prof. Jack. Comedy Aot H)...... 4:30— 5:30—Skippy. Sketch—east only 10:00—11:00 — Herman’s Xylophone- Swift’s Premium Daisy Jack Frost Confectionery 4:45— 5:45—Lone Wolf—east, basic east: Amos ’ n’ Andy—repeat for w Middle Cuts Pork Hams, lb...... Sonldst 6:00— 6:00—Do Re Ml Trio—to coast 10:15—11:16—Songs by Welcome Lewis L oins . . . 5 :1 ^ 6:16—Geo. Hall Orchcatra—c to 10:30—11:30—Lew White’s Night Seng Shonider RoaetB RREAD o; The Devil Bird—midwest only 11:00—12:00—Duke Ellington’s Band SUGAR . 8:20— 6:30—Betty Barthell, Sengs — 11:16—12:16—Howard Thurston-^ rpt B eef, Ib...... “T".... 30c, Lem ons east: Skippy—mtdweat repeat 11:30—12:30—Will Osborne’s Orchestra Pork Ihids Canadian Bacon 2 loaves O e Ib...... H)...... *.. 3 pounds 1 yC 7:80—Five-Star Theater. An the finest quality prooorable. dozen Standards, 19-ounoe loaf. We sold out Light and dark brown Included. Packed 8:00— Vocal-Instrumental Ensem a t noon l u t Sfastufday. Just think o f 19— Large, sour lemons! in sanitary, one-pound packages. ble. Hunt’s A sparagus...... 24c can 2,000 loaves! Is there any better proof WTIC 2 large cans Peaches ...... 29c of qnatt^ than thle? ' 8:30—Adventures in Health — Dr. Large Florida ImvelBrB BroAdoBstlng SbtvIob Herman Bundesen. McCainV Real Imported Irish O ats ...... 38c HBrttord, Oonn. 8:45— ^Howard Thurston, the M agi Imported Bisto for improving gravy ...... 15c 60,000 W., 1060 K. a , 882-8 M. cian. Imported B orril...... -...... 40c O ranges HECKER'S FLOUR 9:00—First Nighter. 2 Puffed Rice 25c. 2 Puffed Wheat 21c Tr^lay, April 7,1988 9:30—Phil Baker, Jester: Harry McNaughton; Orchestra, direc 5 cans Sunbrite Cleaner ...... 25c 2 2 e dozen 241/2 lb . Pe l£e tion Roy Shield; Ambassadors. bag a 2 f l « 4:00-^MT;y We Present. Quartet; Neil Sisters; Harmony 4:16—T/angle Club. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Always a popular seUert • trio. Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Grapefruit, Spinach, Let 4;S2— Vj alter Dawley, organist 10:00—Eleanor Talcott and the An old, reliable flour by a hi|^ grade Arm! 5:00—Oahu Serenaders. Large Florida Providence-Biltmore Orchestreu tuce, Celery, Cabtoge, Soup Bunches, Leeks, Parsley. 5:15—Serada Gray, story-teller. 5:30^tudio Prograno. 10:30—(Meades Orchestra. 10:45—News. Free! Flour Scoup 5:45— ^Frances Baldwin and Len G rapefru it ws.jSrrrrr;'':;' Berman. 11:00—^Time, weather, temperature 6:05—Waldorf-Astoria.' 11:03—Sports Review. 6.*60— ^Revere Sisters, (TaTaller o f 11:15—Welcome Lewis, blues sing< with every package. Song and Merry Madcaps. er; Orchestra. 2 9 « dozen < m n m 7:00—The Travelers Pilot 11:80—Phantom Gypsy — violin ist, string orchest^ — A bealthy breakfast food for ohlldrea ' T:30—^Ruby Newman's Orchestra. and grown-ups! 7:45—Piano Interlude — Len Ber 12:00—Cab Csdloway and liia Cot ’’VERELITE” man. ton Club Orchestra. 7:50—“Sinus Infecticm”— Dr. Wll- Fresh Green CAKE FLOUR lisun Dwyer. The "Rever full" cake flour—makes cakes light and airyl 8:00—Jessica Dragonette and Men About Town. SPINACH HALE’S RED BAci H xn!T”mBrBS5=" 9:00—Jesnie Lang and Tom How HOLLYWOOD ard. 9:30— ^Famous F avorites — CHiris* MARKET J [ ^ e peck Coffee 3 lbs. gOc T ea lb. 2 i c tisLsn K riens, director. 881 East Center Street, Deliciously flavored coffee. Compared with Orange Pekoe. An exceptional quality of 10:00 — Jack Benny and ETank Comer Parker Fresh, crisp spinach! Over 60 the best it stands the test! Fresh ground or unbroken leaf. Black’s Orchestra. D IA L 8804 bushels sold last Saturday. Not dis in bean! / 10:30—RichReld Country Club Or tress merchandise—fresh! SWEET EARLY JITNB chestra with Alex Morrison. Short and Sirloin 11:00—Dance Music from New WESTON’S York. Steaks White Bleached Peas 2 cans 33® A . M. Cut from Best 1 Cookies 2 lbs. 25e Mascot brand. A new grade, regular at 1.-00—Silent Heavy Beef, lb...... A 9 C Cream filled. 15c pound. 19c. '' They earry our strongest endonemeut. Native Potatoes GOLD M EDAL SWIFT AND COMPANY’S Medium 1 _ Thin in no time to take a chance on cheap W heaties 2 pkgs. 2 3 Formay lb. 18c WDRC I U C Peck Limited 1^'hlte, bleached! flour. You can't afford expensive baking And get a Skippy cereal bowl free! This prioe on pound' tin only. 226 Hartford Conn. 1880 Full Cream Cheese faUuxea caused by flour not properly Large Iceberg “balanced". Friday, April 7, 1988 18c 4:00—^Tbe Grab Bag. 4 lb. Native Fowl ^ Pillsbury's Best is made £rom a **balanced" LETTUCE FOUR ^ SPECIALS 4:80—^U. S. Army Band. blend of high grade wheats—“ balanced" for International Assorted 5:00—^Don Lang — True Animal 6—Do, Re, Ml, Glrle' Trio. lb...... i O C tim e. Sno-W blte Hershey’s K re-u el 6:15—George Hail’s Orchestra. Tender Rib Boast | 6:80— ^Negro Spirituals. In the long run you save money by using a A C ocoa ^ D esserts 6:45—Chandu the Magician. Small Legs Spring Lamb dependable flour like Pillsbury's Best. M ushroom s 7:00—Myrt and Marge. Fresh Frankfurts, O C 7:16—^The Five Sharps; Dave 2 lbs. f o r ...... i S O C J. T. Robertson Company Burroughs, director. e pound Popular 'Self-Ser re ' Itams EXTRA SPECIAL 21 Soap Products 7:80—Jubilee Singers. No longer considered a luxury when JeUo (Assorted)...... 8 pkgs. 19o 7:45—“Effects of Wrong Eating;" Fresh Asparagus 1 C ^ b u n c h ...... I O C you can buy them at this price! . Peanut Butter ...... 2 pound Jim 19o Soap Flakes O C Dr. Copeland. Blue T issu e...... 7 roOs 25o 2 pkgs...... f 3 0 C 7:50—^Ray Felletter, pianist New Cabbage ...... 5c Red Ripe (Full, 1,000 count rolls.) Large. Queranteed te 8:00—Moidem Male Chorus. PILLSBURY’S Foreman’s Vinegar ...... quart 14o satlsly or money refunded. 8:15—Singin’ Sam. Regular 10c Bond q Bread ...... O C (Full strength.) 8:30—Carson Robinson and bis Libby’s M ilk ...... 4 cans 17eBath SoiQi De Buckaroos. 1 pkg. Pancake Flour and b n T om atoes bottle of maple syrap .,. m OC Mankind Dog Food ...... 8 cans 28o Luxe, 4 bars 9:00—Leonard Hayton’s Orches (Fit for human, oonsniiiptlon.) tra. CampbeU’s Beans pe BEST F L O U R Hard Water can ...... O C 2 pounds i s - Cream C heese...... 8 pkgs. 25o 9:16—^Mary Eastman, soprano. HelnE Mustard ...... Jar 9o Castile, 6 bars 9:80—"The Inside Story"; Edwin Bond Hot CkOBS f C Balanced*^ for perfect baking! C. Hill; guest; Orchestra. Bans ...... I O C 10:00—82000 in Gold Contest. 10:06—Columbia Revue. 10:80—Street Singer. 30:45—Fray and Bragglotti, piano ‘HEALTH MARKET^ SPECIALS duo. 11:00—Nino Martini, tenor with Columbia Symphony Orchestra. MILK FED HALE’S QUAUTT BAKED t l’80—Abe Lyman’s Orchestra. Dependable MILK r o i l e r s u 4 Since 1896, Bryant & Chapman have de B >. HAM lbt3 Will broU tender sRd testy. Fresh. Baked in pure fruit juloeat ItfsdeUdouB. G V V WBZ-WBZA voted every effort to provide a rich, creamy milk of uniform quality to insure your ■pringflelf* — Boston FOREQUARTER FRBfB, TENDER baby’s health. Sanitarily protected every Friday, April 17, 1918. step of the way, each bottle i f juit like the iaft,,. .uniform.. .the peak of perfection. IiGgsof Iiamb » * 4:00—Jos RIbs’s Orobsitra. Lamb Roast. 8* 18 4:16—SerssD Sorapboek — Wumo Out of best quality'prlBM Isaibl, Best g n ta huab. I H, Latham, Phone 7697 Carlstrom, baritoBo. BUOAB O U U D 4:48—A f^ltu ral Ifarkots. 4:60—Lambert Program. 5:00—Oris and Boarlt lb f t 6:10—Dlek DarlBg. 'W H am 0:80—llBciBg Lady, Roast • '/• 0:M—UtM OrpbtB Atmlt. ipman Lssa Dsisy luun* T m i i f J a tv sf biti flfBdt M . 6:00—Our Dally Food—Oowfi Roctor asd Jm e o OordoB. 89 TEARS OF SERV^ICE Q U A L fn r BHOULDEB CLOD iB d A ^ p b . 6:I0—Iporia Rtvltir. ' •>M—nast, voatbar, tMviiratttM. OVili'lfl.'TRD OMLY BTAIB AfflOVIO •i4l—yaamuf L4I0RAT0RT DT BARTPOBD OODIftr. C apon s P o t R oa st ! b ' T k tm S . TtOO—ABMf V Aady. . 8 te I pettsds svsnigi walfirti FHelb toodor, lesal '¥5 A,*'
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PERSONALS 3 m o v i n g —TRUCKING— APARTMENTS—FLATS— FARMS AND LAND PRESIDENT RECEIVES EPILEPSY — EPUPnCS! Detroit STORAGE 20 TENEMENTS 63 FOR SALE 71 TO ACT FOR MEMORIAL lady finds complete relief for hus LOCAL AND LONU OIRTANCA FOR RENT—HALF HOUSE five SMALL CHICKEN FARM in town, Local StocksN. Y. Stocks band. Spedallkts home—abroad, moving, general tnicking, Uvery rooms and bath, garage, all li4- five room house, fire place, all im BEER FROM BREWERIES OF THE SPANISH WAR failed. Nothing to sell. All letters service. Our affUlstioo with United provementfl. Inquire 38 Grove provements, garage, poultry hoiues answered. Mrs. Qeo. Dempster, (Famished by Pnteam * Oo.) Adam s E bep...... I. 4 Vans Service means lower rates on street. Telephone 6628. $4,000. Cash $1,000. Everett Mc Two Cases Brought By Air Apt. E-54, 6900 Lafayette Blvd., furniture moving to distant pointa Kinney, 829 Main. Telephone 8608- Central Bow, Hartford, Conn. A ir R e d u c ...... 67 U. S. W. Veterans Deem l^iqe West, Detroit,'Mich. Large modem trucks, experienced FO R RE3NT— 4 ROOM tenement 5230. 1 P. BL Stocks Alaska Jun ...... 15 plane From Milwaukee— Ripe For Erection-of Stalne A llegheny ...... •' % men, prompt service, all goods iiy and garage, 5 Ridgewood street Allied Chem ...... 81 Long Letter With the Gift. To Men of 3 Campaigns. sured while in transit are features Phone 5623. Bank Stodis AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 A m C a n ...... 5g% offered at no extra expense to you. Bid Asked Interest has been manifested re FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement Cap Nat B and T .... — 60 Am For Pow ...... 4 % 1930 PONTIAC COACH; 1929 Dally trips to New Yarn, baggage EXUNSIVE HOLY WEEK Washington, April 7.—(AP)— cently by members of Ward C2ie- with all Improvements, garage if Coot R iver ...... 450 — Am Rad Stand S ...... 6 % Chevrolet Roadster; 1929 Stude- delivered direct to steamship plera desired, 96 Foster street. Tei. 6062. A m Sm elt ...... 1 7 % Flown by an airplane, “The Spirit ney Camp, United Spanish War For further Information call* 8068. Htfd. Conn. Trust .... 45 55 baker President Sedan; 1928 P R (K »A M ANNOUNCED Htfd, Nat B and T ... '— 20 Am Tel and T el ...... 91% of 3.2,” two cases of beer arrived Veterans, in the subject of an early Chevrolet Sedan; 1927 Pontiac 8860. 8864. Perrett & Glenney Ino. FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement First National ...... — 180 A m Tob B ...... 62% at the White House today from purchase of a suitable memorial to Coach. Terms, treides. Open every with all improvements. Apply 31 New Britidn Trust ... — 180 Am Wat Wks ...... 1 1 % M ilwaukee. the local men who answered the evening. Cole Motors, 6463. Birch street or telephone 6806. South Methodist Church Series West Hartford Trust.. — 180 Anaconda ...... 7 % The cases brought the product of call to service during the Spanlsh- REPAIRING A tchison ...... 82% seven Milwaukee breweries to American War, the Boxer Rebel-- FOR RENT—3 ROOM apartments, To Extend From Palm Sun< Insurance Stocks UPHOLSTERING—WE URGE you Auburn ...... S i% President Roosevelt. lion and the Philippine Insurrec at 36 Maple street also 4 room day Morning. Aetna Casualty ...... 33 35 MOVING—TRUCKING- to consult us about upholstery. See Aviation Corp ...... 7 % The airplane left the Wisconsin tion. A fund in excess ef $800 is tenement, 42 Maple street. Tele A etna U fe ...... 9 11 STORAGE 20 our beautiful showing of fabrics. Balt and Ohio ...... 9 city at 1:10 o’clock this morning. available for this purpose, accumu phone 6517. An extensive program of services Aetna Fire ...... 28 25 Bendix ...... 8% A crowd of curious ,bystander3 lated over a period of fifteen years. We promise the best at lowest Automobile ...... 11 ^ 13^ SILVER LANE BUS LINE offer the is planned at the South Methodist Beth S t e e l...... 15 % assembled at the White House ex Members of the post have voichd |i prices. Manchester Upholstering FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, church for Holy Week. At 10:40 Conn. General ...... 15 17 accommodation of their large Ue* Co. George J. Holmes, decorative Beth Steel, pfd ...... 34 ecutive offices and Inspected the their opinions on the matter at re- il with all improvements, and garage. on Palm Simday morning the pas Hartford Fire ...... 31 33 Borden ...... 22% contents of the two cases. Then the Luxe bus for lodge, party or team upholsterer, 244 Main street. Dial Inquire 168 Hilliard street or tele National F ire ...... 34^ cent meetings, and the concensus trips at special rates. Phone 3068, tor, Rev. R. A. Colpitts, will give. H Can P a o ...... 7 % brew was solemnly carried to the seems to be that a suitable me 3615. ’ phone 6pS4. brief message; reception of mem Hartford Steam l^iler 38 42 Case (J. I.) ...... 44% 8860, 8864. Phoenfic Fire ...... 42 44 doors of the White House and turn morial could be purchased with the bers into full ana preparatory Cerro De Pasco ...... 10 ed over to attaches. UPHOLSTERING — UPHOLSTBR- 120 WEST CENTER STREET, 6 Travelers ...... 235 245 funds now available, together with ed furniture rebuilt like new by membership In the church, and bap Ches and Ohio ...... 27% With the beer was a long resolu additional donations promised to Waat Ad InformatloB rooms, 1st floor, modem, large cor PabUo UtilJtles Stocks sklUb''. craftsmen. Hundreds of tism will follow. Music for this Chrysler ...... 10% tion, signed by the brewery com the Camp from other sources. ^ ner lot, garage, an attractive rent service will include Chauvet's Pre< Conn, Elec S erv ...... 34 38 C oca Cola ...... 81 covering s^ples. Estimates fur at a reasonable price. Inquire The panies, the Wisconsin State Hotel Several years ago the Camp Manchester lude, “Procession''; two anthems, Conn. Pow er ...... 35 37 Col Gas ...... 9% Association, the Midwest Airways nished without obligation. Phone Lenox Realty Company, 18 Asylum Greenwich, WftO, pfd. 46 65 Col C arbon...... so% tried to secure a town appropria 6171. Watkins Brothers. “Forever Worthy Is Thy Lamb” by and several others. Evening Herald street, Hartford. Telephone 2-5816. Tschalkowsky, and “My King Rode Hartford Elec ...... 46 48 Coml S o lv ...... 18% tion for a statue, a .'eplica of "Tl a It began “In gratitude to His Hiker,” a soldier of the Spanieh- In Through the City Gates” by Hartford Gas ...... 42 46 (tons G a s ...... 41% FOR RENT—6 ROOM FLA'j With Excellency, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Amerlcan War, for erection in a CLASSIFIED 5 Baumgartner, and hymns, “All do., pfd ...... 45 — Cons (Ml ...... 5 % COURSES AND CLASSES 27 guage. 17 Walker streeu inquire President of the United States of prominent location in town. The Glory, Laud and Honor”, “Dear Lord S 'N E T C o ...... 86 88 Cont C a n ...... 48% ADVERTISEMENTS W Manning. 15 Walker street. ' America,’’ and related “by this sin appropriation w u not obtained and BEAUTY CULTURE—Earn while and Father of Mankind”, and “Ride Manufacturing Stocks Com P ro d ...... 67% gle act of expunging from our na Ootmt six averaa* words to a line. learning. Details free. Hartford On In Majesty.” Del L and W n ...... 19% the funds o f the (Tamp at that time FOR RENT—LELLEY ST. —Near Am. Hardware ...... 12 14 tional . statutu oneroiu restrictions were not sufficient. With statuary Initials, aumbsrs and abbrsvlatlons Academy of Hairdressing 693 Main Rev. K. E. Erickson of the Elman* D rug ...... 34% saob count as a word and compound Center, modem five rooms, first Am H o s ie r y ...... — 26 that were contrary to the spirit of costa the lowest in years, it is the street, Hartford. uel church will speak at the Elp- Uu Pont ...... 36% words as two worda Minimum cost Is fioor, steam heat, garage. Inquire Arrow H and H, com.. — 7 a free government, your adminis opinion of members that this is the worth League service at 6 o’clock on Eastman K od ...... 60 price of three lines. 21 Elro street. Call 6661. do., pfd 80 —" tration has restored to useful em time to make sure of a memorial. Line rates per day for transient Sunday evening. At the 7 o'clock Elec and Mus ...... 1% Billings and Spencer . — 2 ployment thousands of worthy If the plan receives the approval LIVE STOCK—VEHICLES 42 service Rev. St-mley Helps of Bristol Brass ...... 5 8 Eleo Auto L ite ...... 11% **** BCcetlTO March IT, ^ FOR RES^T—3 ROOM Apartment, Americans.’’ of the (Tamp at the next meeting Cash Charae Thompsonville will present a series ' do., pfd ...... “ 105 Elec Pow and L t ...... 3% r.^TER RABBITS—ALL AGES, all improvements, heat furnished. The communication ended: Thursday, April 13, a committee < Consecutive Days 7 cts J cts of one hundred pictures of the Pas*< Case, Lockwood and B — 800 Gen Eleo .....'...... is.% breeds, prices. Pure clean fertilizer, Lilley street, 3 minutes from post “Good health. President Franklin will be appointed by Commander I Consecutive Days .. • cU U cts Sion Play at Oberammergau which Collins Co...... 19 — Gen Foods •.•..••.•..•.■•vv 26% 1 Day ...... I 11 cts II cts 1-2 price. Rabbit supplies. Jr. 6- office. Tel. 4763. Qcn Mot ... a .r 18% D. Roosevelt. Long life, prosperity. Alex Berggren to appear before he attended two years ago. Colt’s Firearms ...... 9 10 ProAlt.” All orders-for irreaular insertions ..U-S..Rabbit Ulub (Depot Square). Gillette 12% the Board of'S electm en to iask fo r will be charged at the one-time rate. On Tuesday evening at 7:30, a Eagle L o c k ...... 14 17 Open evenings. Teb 5569.' E. Her .4 AND 5 ROOMS. ENAMEL plumb Gold D u st...... 15% a suitable site upon which to erect Special rates for long term every Holy Week service for men will be F i^ r Beatings ...... — 35 day advertising given upon request. rick, secretary. ing. 8 Walnut, neas Pine street. H ershey ...... 40 P. O. BUSINESS BOOM the statue. Unofficial discussion of Ads ordered for three or six days held, a t which the peustor w ill speak. Fuller Brush, Class A. — 12 Bargain 315.00; also brand new 4 Gray Tel Pay.Station. 8% 10^ Int H a rv ...... ;...... 28% the subject pointed to a proposed and stopped before the third or fifth Rev. Theron French will conduct Uie lut Nick 8% Washington, April 7.—(AP)— site on the east lawn of the Muni-, day will be charged only for the ac rooms $20.00. Inquire Tailor store. music and will also serve as solo Hart and Cooley ...... — 125 tual numbsr of times the ad appear POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 43 Int Tel and Tel 6% Business boomed in the Washing cipal building or In Center Park, i s t Hartmann Tob, c o m ..— .2 ton post office last month as a re ed, charging at the rate earned, but FOR RENT—-4 ROOM FLAT, first do., pfd ...... 6 — Johns ManvUle ...... 18% where the Civil War memorial la BO allowance or refunds can be made FOR SALE—RHODE ISLAND Red Mrs. Robert Olson is In chargs of K snnscott ...... 11 sult of the banking situation. also located. on six time ads stopped after the hatching eggs $4 per ' hundred. fioor, 18- Knox street, inquire 20 the muslo for the Holy Week service Int Silver 14 17 Lehigh Val s s e e s e g 10 A 63.66 par cent increase in re U th day. Goats milk at the farm. Call Rose- Knox street, upstairs. Tel. 7281. for women at 8 o’clock on Wednes do., pfd 80 ' 88 ceipts over March, 1982, was at No “ till forbids"; display lines, not Landers, F r w y A C lk . 1 9 ^ 21^ Ugg and Myers B ...... 62% sold. dale 47-4. FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, all day afternoon. The pastor will LoeW'S ...... t .(tr. .!»:¥:» 11 tributed today by officials to mall JAP CRISIS AVERTED The Herald will not be responsible speak at this service. Mrs. Olson New Brit Meh., com. — 5 shlpmenta of money by the Treas Tokyo, April 7—(AP) —Possibil for more than one incorrect Insertion Improvements. Apply 96 Foster do., pfd “ — 60 Ixirillard ...... 13% of any advertisement ordered for street, telephone 5280 or 4545. 9^ sing a solo, “The Story of MeKeesp Tin Mr**g • 64% ury to supply banks with needed ity of a Cabinet crisis was bsUeved ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 Jesus”, by Ughthlll, and a Women’s Mann A Bo^ Class A — 2 currency. averted today when Emperor more than one time.' do.. Class B ...... — . 1 Mont l^srd . . .v.'.'vr. 14 The Inadvertent, omission of laoor- 3 OR 2 ROOM SUITS In new John- quartet, consisting of Mrs. Shmlce The capital led a list of 60 select Hlrohlto refused to accept the reot publication of advertising-will'be, W AN TED To BUY bed or bedroom North and Judd ...... 9 12 Nat B iscuit...... 87% rectified only by oancellation of the suite; also tent. > Must be reason bon Block, facing Main street, very Hohenthal, Mrs. Alice Scott Miss Nat (Mu* R eg ...... 8% ed dtles in the rate of gain. . resignation of Minister of Justice Gladys Harrison, and Mrs. Olson will NUes Bern P ond ...... 4 7 Richmond, 'N^rglnla, was next Matsukichi Koyama. charge made for the service rendered. able. Write Herald Box S., stating desirable, modem improvements. Nat D airy...... 13% All advertisements must conform sing two numbers, “Were You Peck Stow and Wilcox — 8 with 9.67 per cent. Koyama assumed responaiollity ■ price. - ' ' I’hone 8726 or Janitor 7635. Russell Mfg ...... — 10 Nat Pow and L t ...... 8 In style, copy and typography with There?" by Wilson, and “My Task’ N Y Cent ...... 18% Receipts here totaled $769,088 for the recently discovered Instances regulations enforced by the publish FOR KENr—THREE, five and slz by Ashford. At 7:30 on Wei^esday ScovIU ...... 11% 13^ compared with $494,030 a year o f CTommunist belief am ong judicial ers and . they reserve the right tO: Stanley Works ...... ^ 9 ' 11 NY NH and H ...... 12% room tenements, with all modem ago. Richmond reported $164,686 officials and offered his resignation- edit, revise or reject any copy con FUEL AND FEED 49-A evening a service of quiet hour de Standard Screw ...... — 28 N oranda ...... 18% sidered objectionable. Improvementa. Inquire at 147 Eaat votions will be led by the pastor. North Am 16% against $150,165. for that reason. CLOStNO HOURS—Classified ads to do., pfd., guar...... 100 — be published same 'dfay inuSt be '!re- SBIASONED HARD WOOD, stove Center street or telephone 7864. On Thursday evening at 7:30 this Smythe Mfg Co ...... — 25 Packard 2 The 50 cities aggregated $24,- Japanese political writers ^ d celved by 12 o'clock noon; Saturdays size, furnace chunks or fireplace church will unite with the North Taylor and Fenn ...... — 100 Penn ...... 16% 421,916 compared with $22,559,308 predicted the action would lead to 10:80 a. m. lengths $7 curd or $4 load. Gray Methodist church at their house of Torrlngton ...... 22% 24^ Phlla Rdg C and I ...... 2% the previous month and $26,676,802 the resignation of the entire Cabinet TELEPHONE YOUR birch'$6 cord. Chas. Heckler, tele- HOUSES FOR RENT 65 worship for a . Holy Week service. Underwood Mfg Co... 14 16 Phillips P ete ...... • 6% for March, 1982. of Premier Viscount Mediato Sq^to. ■ phone Rosedale 13-13. Dr. Purdy of Hartford will preach. Union Mfg C o ...... — 7 Pub Se^ N J ...... 33% W AN T ADS. R adio ...... 3 % Ads are accepted over the telephone FO R REN T—^MODERN single house The Epworth League will bold Its U S Elnvelope, com... — 35 at the c h a r g e ; RATES given abo^e on L ocust street. Call -3010 a fM : 5 axmual Sunrise Service on Friday do., pfd •..••«#....* 45 55 Reading ...... 25% as a convenience to advertisens, but WANTED TO BUY, 58 p. m. morning at Sunset Hill. A program Veeder Root ...- ...... 4 7 Rem Rand ...... 3% tbe^CASH RATESS wilt be accepted.-as of instrumental music and group R ey Tob B ...... 31 F U li, PATMRNT If paid at the busi WANTED—ONE'USED KITCHl57 WhlUock Coll Pipe... .— 5 singing and speakers is planned. The Sears Roebuck ...... 18 ness office OB' or before the seventh, cabinet. Price must be reasonable. JH.WIl’ms Co. $10 par — 45 day following the first Insertion. of Manchester Young People’s Federa Socony Vac ...... 6% BLOOD TESTED CaU Tel. 3793. each ad otherwise the CHARGES HOUSES FOR SALE 72 tion will attend this service, and It is South P a c ...... 13 % RATE] win be collected. No responsi South P.Rlc S ...... 23% bility for errors in telephoned ads planned that the group wiU leave will be assumed and their accuracy FOR SALE OR RENT—7 Room South church at 4:45 on Friday South R w y ...... 5 % FOR SALE—COW MANURE $5.00 St B r a n d s '...... 1 5 % cannot be guaranteed. load. Delivered. Telephone 7904. ^cuttage, modem conveniences, dou morning. IN DEX OF ble garage, fruit, shade trees, large A Good Friday Service with Holy FINANOAINEWS St Gas and E l ...... 6% lot. Telephone 7607. Communion will be held on Friday By AABON COOK St Oil Cal ...... 24 GLASSIFICATIONS St OU N J ...... 26% ^Baby (hicks ROOMS WITHOUT BpARD 59 evening at 7:30. Mr. Colpitts will be Births ...... A T ex ...... 12% Engagements ...... B assisted at this service ^ Rev. C o r p (30ME AND LOOK THEM OVER. Timken Roll B ear ...... 16 ' Marriages ••-•••.: U FOR liENT—Light Housekeeping Watson Woodruff and Rev. Marvin Questions may be submitted to D eath s...... X> rooms, .furnished, steam, gas and Trans Am erica ...... 4% Card of T h an ks...... B Stocking. There will also be special this column. Those questions sink; also 3 room furnished apart NOTICE! musical numbers by the choir imder Union Carbide ...... 24 FULL LINE OF GARDEN SEED In Memorlam e • e e e • e *VKM ^ Unit Aircraft ...... 21% Lost and Found 1 ment, private bath, rent reasonable. the direction of Mr. Byles. On Sun deemed of group interest shall be In accordance with Section 4306 U nit C k irp ...... 5% Announcements 2 109 Foster street-^rube. day, April 16th, at 10:40 at the treated in articles: those deemed AND FERTILIZER Personals ...... I of General Statues of Connecticut, Unit Gas Imp ...... 14% Anfomoblles Revision of 1930, Frederick P. Eas- Easter Day Service the pastor will otherwise shall be treated individ U S Ind A le ...... 23% Automobiles for Sale ...... 4 preach, and the choir will render land, Kelvin N. Sachs ana Llewellyn ually. Dial 5961 with questions. U S R u b b e r ...... 4 Automobiles for Exchange . • 6 BOARDERS WANTED 59-A three appropriate anthems. In the Auto Accessories—^Tires T. Spencer, all of West Hartford, The stock market recorded a U S Steel ...... 29% evening at 7:30 the Cecilian club will Auto Repairing—^Painting • • • •*B • 7 ROOM AND BOARD at $11.00 per Connecticut, George R Elsele of fairly good advance yesterday, al Util Pow and L t ...... 2% Man
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Toraexiille Folks Fox 0 IJR.B0 ARDI^^6 HOIJSE^ fy;6etieAh^ SENSE AND NONSENSE So MANY MEN HAVE GIVEN UP BMOKINO .— IN THE HOUSE. i r
A certain wholesaler who had la, , W e Just heard of a famous double* HERE TWSY COM& J lot of trouble in getting a certain baiTeled "bull’’ made by a printer 6n ha- ha5 didnV 1 t e l l imall-town retail client to pay hla The Bruabville Bugle. The printer bills finally lost patience and wrote transposed a '‘battle-scarred vet y o u THEIA COAXING) the merchant a threatening letter. eran’’ into a "battle-scared veteran," PIGEONS WOULD TALK He received the foU ow ^g reply: and when called on by the irate "Dear Sir: What do yofT mean by colonel, next day, to correct it, made A PLOCK IKHO COMING Bending me a letter like that? Every matters ten times worse by refer MERE TO LWE? month I place all my bills in a bas> ring to the victim as a "bottle-scar ket and then figure out how much red veteran.” . C3UICK-QUICK? m^ney I have to pay on my ac START TMROWIN' MV WORDJ counts. Nest, I blindfold my book A grammar school student was OUT TM' PEED, keeper and have her draw out as given a question In a math examina THERE MUST BE many bills from the basket as I have tion paper: “If 20 men reap a field M A JO R 9 money to pay. If you don’t like my in 8 hours, how long will it take 15 A HUNDRED PI6E0NB way of doing business I won’t even men to reap the same field?” IN THIS ADVANCE RJOCK-I put your bills in the basket.’’ The student thought long and carefully before writing the emswer, A N D THEVl U GO PP SS Some people are making such and when be handed in his paper THE WORD ALONG TO A thorough preparations for rainy this is what his teacher read: “The days that they aren’t enjoying to- field having been reaped by the 20 T H O U S A N D CTTHERSy d a/s sunshine. men could not be reaped by the 161" BY JOVE;SNUEPY,* T u t s i s b u l l v The watermelon is said to be a W hat this country needs is for no member of the cucumbe.' family. one to spend more than he can af M ay not be true but occasionally one ford and then some kind of arrange can be found that tastes that way. ment whereby everyone can afford a lot.
A well-known writer visited a Jail The prize bull-dog attacked a to take notes for an article on prison farmer who defended himself with a life. On returning home he describ pitchfork and in doing so killed the ed what he had seen, and bis de- dog. The owner of the dog was ^scrlption made a deep impression on greatly distressed and approached th mind of his little daughter. A the farmer. week later the writer and his little Owner of the Dog—Why dldn‘t 7 ^ / girl were in a train which stopped you use the other end, and Just beat at a station near a gloomy building. him off without killing him? . "W h at is that place?” asked a Farmer— I would have, if he had passenger. come at me with the other end. ‘The county Jail,” another an swered promptly. We dislike lecturers who concesd E FIR S T Whereupon Mary embarrassed her their manuscript, thus preventing ua father and aroused the suspicion of from knowing how much longer "RETURNS the other passengers by asking in a we’U have to keep quiet loud, shriU voice: ‘Ts that the Jsdl you were in, Daddy?” IIM)
Two small girls were playing to gether one afternoon at the home of SCORCHY SMITH Saved By John C. Terry one of the girls. "I wonder what time it is?” said GOANY TsmKISHSOUBLOONsT one of them at last. iHETReAstmt "W ell, it can’t be 4 o’clock yet,” \ UUMT replied the other with magnificent logic, "because my mother said I was to be home at 4— and I ’m not.
F ar too many persons have the unhappy faculty of finding out- thinks that are none of their busi ness.
The president of a certain gas company was making a stirring ad^- dress b^ore the community meet ing. “Think of the good the gas com pany has done,” he cried. "If I were permitted a pun . should say ‘Honor the light Brigade’." And a customer immediately shouted: "Oh, what a charge they made!” WASHINGTON TUBBS H By O anc OUT OUR WAY By Williams Considering all the smart ac Ml IS m RCAPIJiUt POR WAm IEIATm ------^ countants and all the glass-eyed bankers in the world, it seems queer that nobody caught on to Ivar Kreu- O ne* ger until he was in the hole $225,- A girl has to know the ropes to 000,000. keep in the swing of things.
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THE WATER IN HERE SURE rr 1$...... WE HAS MORE AND MORE WANTA TAKE IT STEADY/ OIL ON rr -T H A T SUB WOW-DON’T WANT TO MARINE MUST BE BUMP INTO TROUBLE,^ NEAR HERE, NOW THAT WE’RE ALL Rl6HTf T H IS FARf
m i O OtLOWING THE CUSTOM OF THE COUNTRY, RE PROSECUTORS HAVE 146 WFruessEs. WASH’S PATE Witt BE PEClPEP BV THREE O’.RwiLl.iaMS O WMH HKS , 1 0 1 1 6 . ^UEARNEP JUPGES. L “TUE. e tm wt I SALESMAN SAM ______a Big Help! By Small VtA Ck)lM' OUTIM TR’ COUNlfe.'/ Tb LOOK OVeR SOP\eT ^6e. ON '-toUR. TBes, ^cause. I'ul. ee ^ y/ALK? MoT ^ E R £ — T a k e . T h is HAtAc^Et^ AMO PUrs^ Fa r m e r m o g o is s e l.u n ' c h e a p I. GONE. PV3STOF *TU’ 0AY-fF\ COHite. BIG— SOfAE. MAitS RND DRIVBI g c n n a WAu K OViT TWERe.'. h e a r t e d SA tA lS l e t t e r s 7& AROUND — mfiesopoBJ^Ti 1 DON'T KNOW . WHETHER WE < ^ n s . m c E s o v SHOULD GO ON^ WHAJT MtPtCE&ns OR TURN AROUND.. y o u s i LER jrojey WE’RE PRETTY f p e s o p y FRECKLESr , S O E G P r FAR INf } KOCOSABE R O R PELETt LAlT^BLm-UpS.
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« 0 4 n « w ii M O D m f — o u h t a Md o n The ICaaebaatar Klwaala dub uii4 -» 'i fTjffiiilip,, hold ita rigular meetlaf ~~ BOOB at thoHotd ahoriS a,__ _ HYOEONIO imm-DiuicE DA'NXE the offorte of OharlM S. Burr, Rot 'BaSSr^ards HAIfCHMtMl OM py TOMOiiow m enn art OraasoB, faBotng Buurtar a t taia Pry Cleaning OQMMUIIlIf OMn #ABvit cnovB-WAuas n . Vhlvaraity will batba guaat apaak-, MMfM Otoplw Ctabi ar. Tha KIwaalaBa aa a dub 'hara ^Htifui head t l . 0 0 Bavar baard this jport diaeuaaad aad 9M9B0 VPH^IvfwwOHH VI ,, .with Mvel- Doa’t wait uatU tho laat I t la hopai thara will ba a larga opaa:- • Adiortyd (froat BilButa, bava thoso ooata IdmliPiwi M etota. turnout. Dr. LaVama HOlmaa irill •Btnu((M) BBd frooka daaaad toBior- Enanui Ladmu Cinrdi fumlah tha attaBdaaoa prlaa. row. (Mala floor.) JUWITTOWN / Sadi7 EToaDf, 7 (rClodc TONING FACIALS These Are The There's Everything New About These TlM SfAsebMitor OrMS Oobubub- M aim d aifi B dag Kgold haaSagaa ngttaaa itf dub wfll b«r« • brltf budBMi •agglBg BMoelaa. BMBtlBf tld f m ralB f « t 7:90* PM* OLIVET TO CALVARr Mdliv th« alBftrd aad daao« at $1.50 t o'eioek. Choir of 46ToleM
HJm Hftfjeiy CSMBqr will b« tb« Aaalatod by fUM t fp«Bk«r « t the BMCtilV 07 6 . Albert Peanon, Baaa. C o a t s m i WoBMB^s LM fut of the Geatar Samnel Smith, Tenor. CoBfiwfBtioBBl ebureb, SttB^ay BEAUTY SALON / sunilBg at 9:80, and all wonten aa CoOeeted Wffl Be Lifted. well aa men will be welcome to at That Will Lead The tend. H er tople win be “Connecti- cut'a Neglected CbUdren." Mlaa The Toung Perale’a society of Easter Parade Cben^ wbo waa a representative the Concordia Lutheran church will —HOME BAKING— $1.98 from tbla town for several terms, omit Its monthty meeting tonight, made a special study of Child Wel and next week on account of Good at reasonable rates. fare •problems and Is very famUlar Friday. I t wlU be held Friday eve* MRS. ULIIAN CLOUGH, with conditions tbat obtain In the nlng, April 21 at 8 o’clock. The act 24 OrohBTd St. various orphanages and county ing pastor. Dr. A. C. Redderoth wlU (Formerly of Center Cake ’with detachable and $2.98 homes. conduct the service this evening at and Fie Shop) The itmwi, the shapea, the trims— r 7 o’clock, examining the Children to Wheat, Graham, Date and furred capes ■£> The Rev. O. H. C. IfaeOregor of be confirmed Sunday. . ' v / 7/. there’s newness In the Hartford Theological seminary Nat Breads, Raised Coffee I 111'' v i I I every little line and win be the guest preacher at the A daughter was bom this morn Cakes, Muffins, Brownies, stitch of these hats! Lenten service a t St. M ary’s E^rfs- ing to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stratton of Chinese (^ews. And they are wear oopal Church Sunday evening at 7 Church street. The baby was bom | ’with furred able. y o’clock. at St. Francis hospital, Hartford. Cakes and Pies in variety. bracelet sleeves high-crowned FlKHie Orders Earily, 4842. turbans • shallow-crown 'with Ascot Scarfs sailors SPECIAL • tricorns, brimmed hats First Quality MlUlnery—Main Floor, center. *e».76f Hie yourself down to Hale’s tomorrow for yom: Easter RUBBER Coat. Here are the fashions that' are mak ing coat history. Beautiful models in the B-e-n-d Saturday is the day HEEI.S finest of woolens, the most expert of tailor Attached ing. Beige, dawn, grey, navy and black. and relax with to buy your new While You Wait Furs include wolf, squirrel, fitch. complete freedom in At HALE’S Coat Department—Main Floor, rear.
Spic and Span ‘‘n ip s ” Extra Special Fashions in A two-way Men’s Waterproof. stretch sensation!
SOLES A wisp of a girdle In the hand....but It Sewed On firmly controls the figure. Gives with every body movement....and never, never rides up! It’s perfection in two-way stretch fabric. Launder It lUce jrou do your lingerie. $ 2 5 up Hale’s Corsets—^Maln Floor, rear. If you haven’t S . Y ultes Sm art! bought your new 701 Main St., Johnson Block pifferer)f:f spring coat, you Historv’ know what you want, For Junior therefore we sug Debs 11 to 17. Gold Stripe gest that you shop We haye.'the'>smartest fashions all lined up reaity..’' to^.pcLrade them before yoiur our coats first. We ey^> -’'Y,ou‘U-welcome them with open The smartest lit arms.for'tEe^re the last word for Eas tle things — and have searched the ter. '^ugh.im d sheer crepes. Prints, their price is sure Chiffon Hose market for all that’s pa8t^,v'bladc 'and navy. They boast tempting. Pastel jackets,; bows,,frills, capelets. crepes and soft fashionable for the Hale’s Annual prints. Lingerie trimmings and small sum of $25. Sizes for misses bows. Rose, blue, And we have them Sale of and women, 14 to 46. beige and gray. $ 1.00 too! Last Saturday's Main Floor, The loveliest hose you can sdiect to wear Hale’s Ftecks—rMain Floor, rear. center. Easter. A dream of a stocking! Sheer, rush to our coat de 4-thread chiffon with picot top. And partment proved Rose the colors are so flatterhig. that more and more Swing Into a Junior’s Easter Suit Hale’s Hosiery—Main Floor, right people like our t5npe Should Be One of These coats, their fit, indi Bushes Give Your Costume a New viduality and the Collarless very moderate price and Shrubs •wagger Lease on Life With of $25 and up. I ,. E ton Suits Misses’and lint Women’s Sizes 'C each •mart Accessories B. T. Inc., Second Floor. $2.98 ROSE BUSHES — Los Angeles, We sold out last week! They’re Sun urat, Frau Karl, Mock, Her $10-75 the smartest fashion for little boys Hand bert Hoover, Etoile de France, 2 to 6. Tweeds and cheviots. Victoria, Pemet, Talisman, Amer The Most Practical ican Beauty, Betty, Grusa an Even the Little of All! Bad Giif'and her Bey Friend Teplltz, Duchess of Wefilngton,' Girls Must Have Excelsa, Paul Scarlet, CUmbing Wear the suit now as is.. Silk Crepe The best looking bags you’ll find at American Beauty, Yellow and wear the coat later over a anywhere near this price. Genuine in a Rollicking Romance White Ramblers. leathers. Very newest styles for frock...... wear the skirt dress and sports wear. Wanted with a sweater for sports. colors. . She—down on her Iudc...He— SHRUBS— Cydonla Japonica, Woolens and tweeds. Also Spirea, Deutzla, Stephanandra, manhish and fitted suits F rocks off on Ietve...Thete*s hihriotn Weigelia, Snowbetry, Hydran for those who prefer them. fun and toochtng heart tntetest gea, Forsythla, Spirea, Purple Ulac and Honeysuckle. Hale’s Suits— in the story of dietr love. Main Floor, rear. n . 9 8 ape Loves Girls Are Going Cunning little Hardy silk crepes with ♦ W Wild Over These smocking trim. Plain and print ed. Washable. $1.95 Evergreens Take yoiu* bands out of mcumlng jSivoiw t ( ^ Boys and Girls new light gloves. Here are fine Will Step Out in with fancy cuff trima Also black aad Sally havy. Navy Blue Ic each’ Hemlock, Norway Spruce, Coat Sets Silk Scarfs Irish Juniper, Stricta, Jap anese Cypress (green, yellow 'We don’t bkune them a bit. , Thty’re styM Just like their and blue), Arbor ^^tae (Py '’Mg eietere’. In tweeds and ramidal, Compaeta, Glov^ < wooleoB with la ^ eleeves $1.98 . BBd high neckUnee. 7 to 14 Tailored coats of navy blue Hoyeyi,Ameri(^) .^yeare. [cheviot with emblem trim. Tbara’a nothlmi Uka u aeaef to giva your Beret to pmteh. 8 to'6. ooatutoa naw Ufa aad bepi Snappy silk BaseiiifBt' Hale’s Glrla* Shop— onpM to gbigkam |« m . MatB Fleor, 'center. Floor, rear, .y H ala'a Annamm lM P toiit BBtraBCf. ‘■“r • m m /-'ll 7. -' ..vw ’cA'r rT- •