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Strikers Strike—A|id Are Struck— SENATE SILVER THINK 146 KILLED In Mill Riots BLOC TO IGNORE IN MINE EXPLOSION F. D .y WISHES Sixty Bodies So Far Recov­ AIRIHAa BILL Senators After Parley Vote ered— Only 15 Miners Es­ TO BE RDSHED to Keep Up Fight for cape-P oison Gas Adds to Mandate— Plan Is Hnmil- IN m HOUSE Midwest KEIer Escapes frem Horrors of Tragedy. iaUng, Says Borah. ESCAPES AGAIN! Forest Hideoat With Sarajevo, Yugo Slavla, April 28— Postoffice Committee Ap­ (AP) Rescue workers abandoned all Washington, April 23.—(AP)— SmaO Anny in Pnrsnit— hope today of finding any survivors proves Administradon’s The Senate silver bloc decided today ia the depths of the blast'Wrecked at an informal meeting to demand KakanJ coal mines. enactment of the Dies silver bill in Federal Officer Sain by Officials included in a death estl* Temporary Measure — mandatory form despite the opposi­ mate of' 146 the 86 men still unac* tion''of President 'Roosevelt. Machine Gm, Two Are coimted for. Sixty bodies bad been To Be Debated Tomorrow. Almost a score of aesatbrs at­ recovered. Fifteen miners escaped tended the conference at which the or were rescued. decisiop was reached, but only b^tf Wounded — Pofice Slots Even the hope of recovering the of them were still cm hand wheis^ remaining bodies faded as water Washington, April 28.—(AP)— The House post office committee the vote was taken. Kifl Man Fleenif from welled up in the pit. Gas which The vote wesj preceded by a round overcame a number of diggers add­ today approved the Administra­ table discussion in which Senator ed to the hazards of rescue work. tion’s temporary airmail blL au­ Thomas (D., Okla.) led the move to Woodland Dance Hall Many of those who had sought to thorizing the Postmaster General to 'W' continue the campaign for manda­ reach the victims turned their ef­ tory leglalation and Senator Pitt­ fort; to building caskets. make one-year contracts and call­ Where DiDinfer and S x ing for creation of a special com- man (D., Nev.) advocated seeking Believed It Quake mlaslon to make a broad suTvey * legislation "the President will stand At Belgrade, an official investi- and recommend a general aviation for.” Had Hid (or Days. ng conunittee laid the explosion policy. No Veto Threat unusual quantities of methane A stormy demonstration at a Philadelphia knitting mill la vividly de­ The rules committee will take up picted in this riotous scene from the strike-tom front While one police­ Thomas reported to the group the gas.” r the bill tomorrow and give it privi­ man has felled a striker another prepares to meet the attack of a woman President’s refusal at a conference So terrific was the explosion Sat­ Mercer, Wls., April 28.—(AP)— with upraised umbrella. Saturday to agree to mandatory urday that peasants thought it was leged status to rush its passage. legislation, but members of the John "Wooden Gun" DiUinger, will- an earthquake. The bill would set the airmail copinfittee who conferred with the o'-the-wlip terrorist, again eluded ‘There was a thunderous roar," postage rate at 5 per cent an ounce, chief executive said be did not one peasant, ploughing near by at and provides that in the temporary an lumy of Federal agents and depu­ threaten a veto. the time, related. "The earth heav­ one-year contracts the rate of pay­ ty sheriffs early today In a awth Senator attending the conference ed. Z thought it was an earthquake. ment shall not exceed 80 cents per woods hideout, where he and six SETS HIS HOUSE AFIRE, today expressed their views one by Then great sheets of flame and airplane mile for loads not over 300 men and five women oompaniona one, and then listened to a series dense columns of smoke poured out pounds. Loads above that total had hidden ifi an armed camp slnca of the pit." would be paid for at the rate of of brief talks by outsiders, includ­ last Friday. , one-tentb of the base figure for D IK WITH CHILDREN ing Father Charles E. Coughlin, of His latest nsciqpe cost the lives ta each additional 100 pounds of mail. Detroit, advocating silver legisla­ two men and the serious wounding The measure also would allow tion. of four others. companies prosecuting claims "Let’s bury the philosophy of the DilUnger and six members ot Ms ASSOCIATED PRESS against the government to bid for Norfolk Man Drires Wife and YOUTH IS Rn.I.F.n Rotbchild's and the Federal Reserve msu;hlne gun gang were at bay in and carry mail, but fbqulre the suc­ System and get back to the Consti­ the wooe jo< the weeka ot jn r- other perpons. t f , t^ o dUldren, Belem that he could net "ass ahytfalBg to suit in which toe govetnneat < ipsa. 10 and Robert, 9, were removed M EU N JURY ViSTTS have trailed them about to* coun­ giving more permlsaive leglslatloo.’' K«w'York, April 28.—(AP)—The A ft^ (i tholrough survey, this from the ruins of their home by "It puts Cong^ress in a humiliat­ try. largest membership in its history— commission not later than January state police and Deputy Sheriff Norwalk, Ckmn., April 23— (AP) ing and pathetic position to be Throe young women wore left b*- 1,816 cooperating newspapers—was 30, 1935, would submit its recom­ Thomas Leahey early^ today. —Byron K. Llllibridge, 17, of (47 granting permission to do some- hlnd and surrendered when the .be- reported to the annual meeting to­ mendations to Congress. B M K HOlD-UP SCENE The children and their father seiglng forces filled the resor^ a day of the Associated Press. Ck>ntractors who ' obtained one- Bradford street) Quincy, Mass., was died in the flames of their home (OootUioed M Page I'wo) sprawling building b/^n«^ng living Members of the organization at 10 o’clock last night in a fire wounded fatally today by police (Oontlniied eo Page Two) quarters, a bar and a. cabacet, heard the report of Kent Copoer, set by the father after he had gunfire after he allegedly attempted tear gas. general manager, outlining the quarreled with his wife and his to elude two policemen In an auto­ District Attorney Reenacts jMICHlGAN TEACHER ‘The first iriotim, a bystander, was year’a endeavors, voted on five father-in-law. mobile reported stolen. members of the board of directors, Eugene Bolsoneau, killed outright Policemen George Evems and SOCIETY LEADER and prepared to hear Cordell Hull, Norfolk, Conn., April 23.— (AP) by the Federal agents’ fire as he and 10,000 QUIT WORK Harold Curtis of Darien fired three Alleged Crime in Needham I SENTENCED AS SPY aecretary of state, the principal two companions , drove sway from —Two children and their lather shots, two of them striking the speaker at the annual luncheon. the resort. youth in the back of the head. DIES IN NEW YORK Where Policeman Was ___ Frank B. Noyes, president, who were believed to have perished to­ Shots As Warning Llllibridge died at 5:30 a. m. at I presided at the luncheon, and who IN AUTO PLANTS day in a fire which police were told The shots warixed Dfllingor m d the Norwadk hospital. gave the annual toast to the presi­ bad been set by the man after a bis bsmd, irtio had taken foreiblo The shooting occurred at 4:15 Slain. j Is Given Five Years in Jail dent of the United States, also family quarrel. possession of the resort Frid^, o’clock shortly after Darien offi­ spoke briefly on the freedom of the Discovery of human bones m the Mrs. Cornelius VanderbQt mounting a machine gim on the roof press. Hope That 50,000 Miners cials were notified over the automa­ hy Finland; Taught High and posting lookouts. They fled out rums caused police to express the tic typewriter of the stolen auto­ Dedham, Mass., April 23.— (AP) "We believe," said Mr. Noyes’ conviction that Jacob Wlrsula, 48, a rear door and separated in the mobile. Spotting the car on the —Part of the trail of pillage and prepared address, "Not only that and his two children died in the Had Been III for Last thick Wisconsin woods. the constitutional right of the free Will Go Back to Jobs Un­ Boston Past road, the policemen murder the state claims the Mellen- School Mathematics. Three turned up a few minutes press should be scrupulously guard­ said they blew their whistles. Inter at Mitchell’s resort, comman­ (Oontinaed on Page Six.) Steps on Qas Three Years— Was 80. Faber gang trod during a brief ed, but, beyond that, tlmt the col­ der New Wage Agreement career of crime was retraced today deered a car, and drove off ahead o< lection and distribution of the news Officials charged Lillibrldge in­ Abo, Finland, April 28.— (A P )— the Federal men. One other, c a r d ­ creased his speed, and the police­ by the jury, which will decide the should be equally scrupulously ing a machine gun over his arm, ran men then opened fire, Evans firing guilt or Innocence of the gang of Arvld Werner Jacobson, former guarded that it shall not fall into New York, April 23 — (AP) — into a nearby tavern, Turner’s re­ (By Associated Press) once and' Curtis twice. Mrs. Cornelius ‘Vanderbilt, Sr., a charges that „hey killed a Needham Michigan school teacher, was sen­ the hands of special interests, HULL DESCRIBES sort, and demanded of Alvin ‘Turner Strike orders affecting 10,000, in With its driver wounded, the leader of American society, died last policeman. whether Capitalistic or Communis­ tenced to five years imprisonment that be furnish him a car. three automobile plants darkened automobile swerved off the high­ night. She was more than 80 years With a large escort of state police­ today as a spy. With him was sen­ tic, but shall remain unbiasted men, the jurors went to Needham Before Tiuner could reply an au­ That is our trusteeship, and, God the Nation’s Industrial picture to­ NEW DEAL POLICY way and crashed into a lunchcart old and had been in poor health for tenced Mme. Marie Emma Schul, day. at the side of the Post road. the last three years. to view the scene of the bank rob­ tomobile containing- two government premittlng, we will honor It." (In who likewise was found guilty of men and a constable drew up out­ Calls were issued yesterday for Her husband, grandson of Com­ bery and murder charged against his toast to President Roosevelt, espionage. Her term was fixed at side. .strikes at the Fisher Body factory CALLED A GOOD BOY modore Cornelius Vanderbilt, who the three Boston young men, Mur- Mr. Noyes recalled a phrase from a eight years. Shouting “Who’s that?” the des­ at Cleveland, where 7,000 men are QulnCy, Mass., April 28— (A P )— amassed the family fortime through ton and Irving Millen and Abe presidential nominating speech Jacobson has been held since last perado ran out and opened fire wlto employed, and at the Chevrolet Secretary of State Tells Residents of the South Quincy sec­ vast rsdlroad interests, died in 1899. Faber, which stuck in his memory, and August. He was alleged to be a his machine gun. added: Motor and Fisher Body plants at St. tion where lived Byron K. Lilli- Three children survive—^gadler Soon after court convened. Dis­ bridge, 3rd., 17-year-old youth shot General Cornelius Vanderbilt M m trict Attorney Edmund R. Dewing W. Cartef Baiun, a Chicago Fed­ "Happy Warrior.” Louis, involving 3,100 workers. Editors No Dictatorship (CoDtiiiaed on Page Two) eral agent, was killed, C ^ ta M e "The speaker characterized his A hopeful note appeared in the by police in Norwalk, Conn., while Harry Pa3me Whitney and tha gaeve the Jurors a brief explanation allegedly escaping with a stolen Countess Laszlo Szecbenyl, wife oC ,ot the scenes they would be shown Carl C. Christensen of Spider Lake, candidate as a ‘happy warrior” and bituminous coal industry with Presi­ Wis., w u critically wounded; u d to this day I can invent no more dent Roosevelt and Hugh S. John­ Is Planned. automobile, today described him as the former Hungarian minister to 4n Needham, asking them to pay one considered''by them an "extra­ Washington. particular attention to certain spots. J. C. Newman of Chicago, a D ^ apt description of the man I have in son, NRA chief, striving to end partment of Justice agent, was seri­ ordinarily good boy.” Mrs. Vanderbilt, oldest of thA Bank Visited RIDLEY CLAIMANT mind—the orator who was then de labor troubles. The President asked ously wounded. Two of Boiaoneau'i The boy, until a month ago, at­ eight Mrs. Vanderbilts in the The cavalcade of cars went first scribing another man—than is con striking miners, numbering nearly New York, April 23.— (AP) — companions were struck by bulleta. tained in these same two words— 50,000, to return to work imder a tended the Quincy trade school, "social register” and known as the to the Needham Trust company, Cordell Hull, secretary of state, to­ where he studied mechanics. He Dowager Mrs. Vanderbilt, had been The Department of Juatice, in "the ‘Happy warrior,’ who today in new wage structure. where, on February 2, bandits made CALLED IMPOSTER Its official report, said DtUlnger and day named &. middle-coursie recovery left to assist his father in the auto­ in v l ^ a l retirement since the a world perplexed beyond words in Both sides in the rail wage con­ away with 314,500 after slaying two three followers, among them John policy of ’’8en the door, and threw in (Oontlnoed on Page Six) been completed. Before District Attorney. tear gas bomba. is such a big one that whatever it In the automobile industry, strikes ernment." car. This was the place where police The three women, between 20 and does should be done on a scale that already were in effect in tool and "It is never wise," said - Hull, really got on the trail of a Mlutlpn, leaves no doubt anywhere that its "especially in a time of crisis, to 2 5 years of age, ran out gaapuig parts factories at Detroit and Tole­ they claim. In the wreckage of the form of organization is highly effec hearken too much to the ectreme New York, April 23.—(AP) — and choking. ‘Their namae wiure do. esr, they found a makeshift battery, tlve, the loyalty of Its members to reactionary or the extreme-Rhdlcal and it was thijougb thlsi the state Jens Nelson, Poughkeepsie, N. g., withheld. Union recognitions questions led X X X X . The department named aa- toe it unquestioned, and the ability of Mrs. Roosevelt Denies contends, the crime was placed at to the Cleveland strike order, voted “We enthroned no dictators. We farmer and claimant of the 34,006, three with Dillhiger: its staff fully equal to the demands the door of the Millen brothers and 000 estate of. the slain Edwai^ A. upon it " ^ at a meeting of metal trades work­ made no secret trades with private, John Hamlltim, escaped Mldfigna ers. The strike was ordered effective self-interest groups—we merely Faber. Ridley, was branded an imposter (o- City, Ind., convict Washington Staff. Senator SchalVs Charges Money Discovered day by Surrogate James. A. F^ey He recalled that at one time, a at 7 a. m., today. drew together the different and Tom C&rtoU, St Paul bank The St. Louis strike, union leaders scattered groups of democracy into Over the main highway, the caval­ and ordered ti^en to the dlstolct at­ robber. staff of ten or 12 men covered a cade went to the Dorchester district torney’s office. National convention. Such a staff, cald, resulted from the refusal of a common effort, openly conceived, Homer van Meter, with a raoeell Washington, April 23 — (AP)—furniture factory. Senate and I don’t have Senatorial mont^ to uphold Nelson’s claiin provement of the social and ma­ The usual crowd was on hand, to In a'kidteaaa ld|ta.tj there were seventy-five." terial condition of the masses." Schall said in a statement last immunity." that he> was the aoh of Ridley, were foutot an aaortotont He also told of the increase of Washington, April 23— (AP) — night that Mrs. Roosevelt iwas Mrs. Roosevelt said the Etoeds- see the defendants enter the Court g w t e d permission by SUrrognee Freedom of Ppess House. They looked rested kfter and alUr ahlrta. the Washington staff to sixty-five The poritlon of the ’Treasury'April In discussing mattes of tke press, eharglng five times what others ask vUle,'W. Va:, subeiatence homeatead Foley tp wHhdraw from the ca ^ abopt tom throu^ which "every state and re- 20 was: Receipts, 19,268,668.16; ex­ Hull declared the service givoi by a for funfiture rimllar to that pro­ project,' in v4ficb she hh* evinced their week-end of leisure- yofai>ia Bwedoa-• gloahT news development wh{eh h u penditures |87,212J14.97i balance ffee press wa_ of “iacalculkble val­ duced at her Hyde Park; N. Y., fs6- great interest and to which Sdiall Murton Mfilon smiled a hit mort' FMey said that su i^ sjl action or an echo In .Wasblngr ^,4}6,806,788Jli8; customs receipts ue.” tory. rsferred, had never even oonaidered then luntal. Perhaps it wes'hfCAQie rt<4i^aiiail durt upon Nelauii.^f ton la watdhBd.” for ,tks month 118,856,44940. The gathering and dlsientlaatlen Mrs. Roosevelt. told reporttrs khe a fiu4)lture factory and had no con- of his . brief Interview ffina^ibbitoalzv tlto f,in Itmr , Mr. ’* 8h4 said i^e. waited until i l ai)d ah* afided th#t neither she nor toe the eame building but had ' oedaMtoa,'' w '" World war," and trat the excess of expend!- "The most serlons - threats Tight: he idUed to other tb f^ vsronmn bad ever made fieetlhg gUince of each \ - r [,' |8;Si5,748,079.08; - gold assets, A ,Cha9-4g. intefisht cn.Jkeir. lavMt- — ^ m P A G E T W O BUNCHB8TBR KVISNIMG BBKAIA KAlfOBOm*^ IK»9])AX

iirtMttr la NorthvlUe tfeiM StttoswbttiA fMlS il Bfld kltt« BBd kl.^ Northvllle Is s su bu ti)___ _ FOOD B IU OF 1400 fV W Q i f W I Why n a E R B U M X Bxpfeislng surprise tfcht JiooMoa SENATE SILVER M S fiO ilt . . ever beohme involved 11 reeiht 9M* kipettibio li 4l k# had B m H c< ttCBsjr Mg' [11 OBife Activities In f llt s ld , m , DURING CONVENTION uaUliiySikl tl iB oim td altolii B aBw.** FACTOKY DOOKS klllM y laid sbs was InelinAd to bs* log. al wWeh time wottOS ManBtki laid that he aad'hli two BLOC TO IQUHtE were takes Into csetody. It ha# bees empleyai were virtual prisoners ef litre his story that he was "uhWlt- d,000 Perams Fad Maala at tlngly roped is.’’ dtfsitaly aeeertblaed that Jobs the desperadoes. MBnatka said one G rabowski-Diinlow Popular With Itudanta Masinle Tampla by Nan- DflUiifer, tom England states. to brlag about the appreheaslon of Fires in wobds sent Company No. accessories and corsage of pink torlcal spots which he visited on (D., Tex.) provides for sale of sur­ DUUager aad his thru assodatee.” 1 e f tbe Boutn Maacbeeter fire de­ roses. A reception for the memDeri two tripe from Pari# te;Jecuia)eai Police aatlmaiad that more than type. He w u very popular among Mrs. Obsiter Mills w u In ebargs plus farm products for silver which Of the oorps of waitresses during Assistaat Director Hugh Oegg, partment to Oloott end Center of the immediate families aad close during hie recent stay in Europe. ■ 4,000 nan and women wera maaaeJ students. would be received at a premium the wsek. Tboss who assisted i Is dlrsctttg ths activltiu of the 34 streets at 11:80 o’clock this morn­ friends followed at the home of tbe Tbe speaker gave an ImsreeMve around the plant thla morning when above the world prlu . S ^ t e waitresses wers: Bula ’Thompson, egeats la the field. J. Edgar Hoover, ing aad Oompoay No. 4 to School bride’s father. deeoriptfon of a Cairlstmo# Eve and the ablfta changed. A t leaat 1,300 amendments for further aad provide Kathleen ’Thompson, Ruth ’Thomp­ bead of the Iftveetlgatloa Bureau street north of tbe d ty dump, at 13 Mr. aad Mrs. Grabowski left this Christmas Day whL^ he spent ia of theae peraona were acting aa for heavy purebues to be uud u son, SUa Behrman, Mildred Hoffner, ■aid that BO more men would be o’doex. Tbe fires were both put afternoon for a motor trip to Ni­ Bethlehem, giving a detailed ac­ plcketa, more than 300 to a door. currency backing. Paul E. Mlley, president of the AIRMAIL BILL Mrs. Ella Bulla, Mrs. Sherwood eeat there at the preeeat time. out before gaining much headway. agara Falls aad Canada. On their count of the observance of the birth Automobile Workers local of the Fish, Sally Hswltt, Gertrude Wil­ He eald that DUUnger had regis­ return they will make their home of, Christ. union here, said that no one on the son, Violet Fallon, Marion Jones, tered at the Ian os Friday with ais Tbe CedUan club wUl have a spe­ for the present with the bride­ Tbe attendance prize, donated by day shift at the plant had been able Emily Blllson, Ruth Larson, Mar­ TWO DIE AS DILUNGER assodatu. Oa Tueeday ot last w u k cial rebeareal tonight at 6:46 in groom’s parents. Dr. D. C. Y. Moore, was won by TO BE RUSHED riott Hobby, Bsthsr Larson, Ruth be bad bOea la Banlt Ste. Marie, preparation for the eatertalnmeat WlUlam B. Halsted. The free din­ to enter the btilldlng. No violence was reported. Cargo, Eunice MoAdam, Mildred DODGES POSSE OF SO Mlohlgaa. Hoover explaiaed that they are to give at the North Meth­ ner donated by the hotel nsanage- Asserting that " a few" employes N elH Ordaarlly such a raid would not be odist church. It is entitled “Tbe AMPITTATETOEOFFRANK meat was won by Lawrence Oaee. entered the plant despite the picket IN THE HOUSE A ll of the oooklng w u done by made at alght but becauu of tbe Quest of a Gypsy” , and wUl be pre­ It was announced that the **>««*« lines, L. R. Scafe, general manager, Mrs. Mary Bleeper of Lowell, Mus. (Ooatlnaed Page One) Information that DUUnger w u pre­ sented under the direction of Thom­ “Ladies’ Night” would be held at Mr.s Sleeper bu offlolated u cook as Mexwen. The profits will be declared that "the plant la not shut (Ooatlniied from Page One) paring to lMV#t It w u dedded to E. WEIR AFTER ACCIDENt tbe Wapping Oommunlty Center down." He added; at other usemblles. etrUce u eoon u tbe men got to the used for church equipment next Monday night, taking the plaoe Thou who aulsted In the kitchen men learned that DUUnger' was "The Fisher Body plant will re­ year contracts could not transfer about to leave the Little Bohemia Inn. o f the regular Klwanle noonday were: Mrs. Frsd Fish, Mrs. Ruth Kenneth Bradley, eon of Mr. and main open. We asking all our em­ them to any other pereoni, save resort, said Hoover, that they meeting. Larson, Mrs. Arthur Polyott, Mrs. Mrs. Henry Bradley, o f South streec, Summer Street Boy Caught It was also announced that ra- ployes to come In and we’ll give with tha consent of the postm uter struck at night. DlLUNOER’S OABEBB Rudolph Hoffnsr, LuoUls McFarland, left today for San Diego, CaUfomls, beareals for the Klwanle show to them protection If necessary." general. For ona year, tha bill woiild Hoover. In his official statement Indl^poUs, April 28.— (AP) — Between Bridge lUiling and Ruth Brown, Mrs. Alex Ferguson, to visit his grandparents. be given a t the HoUlster Street Voted yesterday by 1,200 union limit the aggregate of air mall of what nappened, said watchdogs John Dllllnger, an obscure convict Passing Motor Trucks. employes at the plant, the strike Alex Ferguson, Thomu Davidson, School on M ay 8 and 9 will be held linea to 39,000 miles and schedules Sherwood Fish, John EUlson, Wal- began to bark when the Federal men with no cleim to notoriety, was follows three months of unrest and The Memorial Hospital Linen aux- Wedneeday and Friday noOns o f to 40,000,000 alrplana miles par tsr Carffo, Samusl Richardson. crept close to the resort. paroled from the Indiana p^ten- negotiations between union and com­ iUary wUl conduct Ito annuel spring this week at Watkins auditorium. year. All o f th# buying for tbs conven­ As they did, th ru men emerged, tiary last June. Caught between the railing of tbe pany officials over recognition of the rummage sale Thursday of this week Membere were reminded au Anyone who entered into an tion tablM w u dons by James W il­ got Into a car, aad started to turn bridge on Olcott street and two union. A 30 per cent wage increase He had been a "good bo}r” until >m 10 a. m. on, in the store next general admission tickets must be agraemant which might prevent son, chairman of the oommlttse. It around. ’The government men tbe attempted robbery for which he to SUbro’s on Main street DonOak street, Mrs. Edwin Jahobson free. 'The bridge on Olcott street is wounded Morris in the kidney and Miss Dorothy ButUe, Miss Claire V t), claiming that the air mall bill add Infant di^hter of 104 Pitkin Six months later the "good boy" very narrow and in passing the boy twice in the shoulder. Gordon, Miss Renee Raynaud and now being considered by the senate strut, Mrs. WUliam Thornton of had become the most bunted des­ on tbe bridge, one of the trucks ran RETURN TO THEIR JOBS (Conthmed from Page One) O f the th ru on which the lone Miss Eteatrlce Coughlin of the Me- would teach "tha right of the gov­ 801 W oodbrl^ street and Arthur bandit opened fire at Turner's re­ perado la the country. over bis fo o t ernment to rob Its dtlsens,’’ an- morlel hospital staff, motored up to member of an International ring of Sault of 83 Walnut s tru t were dis­ sort, Christensen w u most eritio- Blood of several men, including a notmeed ha would offar a aubatituta number of police officers, splotched Boston yesterday to see Mrs. Alias S«T6n Stfltfl PoUetmtii On spies operating in Finland charged Saturday. elly wounded. He w u shot five Coffin and Nemcy Jane, who- was which would restore all cancalled times in the body and legs, and w u the trail of crime biased by the Duty But No Pismrdors During the period of police Inves­ Newell Hathaway of West Hart­ bom at a hospital in that city on contraota to their former holding an not exputed to live. Federal Agent Dllllnger gang through Indiana, Illi­ RIDLEY CLAIMANT Break Out Like Week Ago. tigation, ramifications were sought ford, Sherwood Cone of 34 Foster the 17th. Mrs. Coffin, prior to n«r investigation by the Presidential J. C. Newman regained conscious- nois, Ohio, Wisconsin, Pexmsylvania with the organization which operat­ strut, Bliaabeth Moorebouse of 99 marriage to Dr. Coffin of Bar Har­ comml salon. nsM by noon. and Michigan. Jewett City, April 23.—(AP)— ed In France and with which Mr. Prospect strut, Elaine LaChappelle bor, Maine, was Miss Phyllis Tur- CALLED IMPOSTER Predicting "danger ahead" If the The gang killed, robbed banks, About 500 of the 660 operator* who snd Mrs. Robert Gordon Switz of of 72 Oakland s tru t and M lu Agnes cotte, assistant superintendent of tno government should continue along freed their members from prison and went on strike just four weeks ago East Orange, N. J., and New York, its present course in bmuniag the Waichauskl of 89 Union street were ESCAPE AGAIN local hospital. The visitors pre­ St. Paul, April 28.— (A P )—-Out- jail and raided police stations to get (Continued from Page One) returned to work today at the Ash­ were alleged to be connected. Mr. air mall problem, Austin told the sdmitted and Anne Backus of Wap­ sented a “ sunshine” bag to Mrs. plng and Mrs. Matthsw Arthur and shooting a depuW sheriff, three men firearms. Coffin. ■ land Mills, rayon manufactureri, and Mrs. Switz are still being held Senate the bill before it would steamers, declared he had been bom Infant daughter of 85 Birch street believed to be lAlUnger gangsters Finally Captured pending a wage a4justaent by the In Paris for questioning. "perpetuate the smirching of the in Sweden. were discharged Sunday. escaped a highway ambueh in fit Finally Dllllnger and three others National Labor Board. Quiet and Betiiing reputations of government offleials John Carablno of 12 Olenwood "There mas no reason why he Daughters were bom at the hospi­ Paul Park dght milu soutbeut of were captured at Tucson, Ariz. street, Harw Anderson of 162 Birch Seven state policemen were on New London, April 28.— (AP) — and aviation men without trial.” should have raiode such claims,” the duty at the plant, but unlike a week tal Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Felix St. Paul, shortly before noon today. He was returned to Indiana in street end Stephen Osella of 14 Vil­ The days when Arvld Werner Jacob­ Austin said bis bill w u designed Twenty shots were exchanged. surrogate said, "before the death of ago !yhen disorder broke out es Gavello of 134 Maple street and Mr. i»'ons and placed in the Lake county lage street are requested to appear son, convicted/py, was a quiet, re­ to “preserve the status quo” which The men were ridUig In a Ford EMward Albert Ridley, He claims about half of the etrikers attempt­ and Mrs. Leon Trebbe of 60 West jail. at the cljarity office, room 11, to tiring mathematics instructor in a existed prior to cancellation of the coupe bearing Wisconsin license now that he did so to conceal the ed to return to work, no one was He didn't stay long. With a wood­ morrow morning at 9 o’clock for Michigan high school were recalled airmail contracts and carry out Center street, respectively. No. 92652, which ie one of tbe three possible stigma of illegitimacy that molested. en "gun” he made a sensational es­ transportation to Hartford for en­ today by Mrs. Neva Lister Kinsey of President Roosevelt’s racommenda- A eon was born today to Mr. and DUUnger lioenu numbers known to might have been cast upon him. My cape and Joined up, so officers said, listment in the third group of CCC Harry Baldwin, mill manager, this dty who was a member of the tion for investigation of the facts as Mrs. Jesse K. White of Andover. Department of .Tustioe men. opinion la that the alleged birth in with another band of outlaws. juniors. said the rest of, the workers would same high school faculty. a buls for permanent legislation. Frank E. Weir, 11, son of Mr. amd The shooting followed a St. Paul Michigan was an afterthought on return tomorrow or as soon as the Fourteen Scilllngs are charged - • Mrs. Kinsey is the wife of Donald " I f Ck>ngress adopts it,” he said, Mrs. Thomas Weir of 117 Summer poUce radio broadcut ordering all his part.” jobs could be made reedy fo r them. ugaiM t-^ actlvitiss of Dillinger Tonight at 8 o'cloek tbsK^ “Corn- D. Kinsey, instructor in Psychology “no harm will be done to any human s tru t w u admitted this morning. squad cars to asefst Dakota county Gerald S. Reich, Main street jew­ Ten persons. hrteStfed 4li joM. and Itts aMher by the gang \ It*- fed Cutups,” who rccMitty gave a St Connecticut College for Women. being and much grave harm will be An amputation of one of the boy’s authorities in the pursuit. ^ eler of Poughkeepsie, teetlfied that week’s disorder' w'erl to have gone self or in connection with the hunt screacungly fuxuiy minstrel shwW at Before her marrisige she was u in- prevented. toes w u performed this morning. Some of the shots were reported seal used on Nelson's alleged Dir in or trial today on chargee o f btaach the Lutheran Concordia church on ‘The cancellation was wholly to have struck tbe Dakota county for the desperado. The most recent certificate and on an 'alleged dpath Of tbe peace and deethiction Of Winter street, will repeat the per­ without warrant, aad there w u no squad car, which continued tbe ware those of a Department o f Jus­ certificate, were made by him out property. Tbe cases, however, were formance under tbe auspices of tbe such cause as that oaalgned by chue. Whether anyone bad been tice agent end a C. C. C. worker ot a ten cent piece for fifty cents, rie continued until next Saturday. Wapping Y. M. C. A. Tbe cast has Postmaster General Farley.” W A U ST. BRIEFS wounded w u not learned immedi­ near Mercer, Wis., last mght. said Nelson called at his store De­ The ten defendants were in the Pimples Relieved been ably directed by Organist Fred Austin said he would disclose to New York, April 23.— World con­ ately. Dllllnger’s first brush with the cember 30, 1933, asked him to maxe group which returned to, work. Sklo made clearer, smoother, finer, the Wemer, and the program is full of the Senate“ wbo were the actors in sumption of American cotton in Later reports said the gun fight law after his parole came last a sign with the letters ” S. L. The operators demanded a 25 easy Resinol way. For free sample of bits, such ae tbe song, ‘Mr. Magi­ bringing about cancellation, not for March )iad a slightly larger than started when a deputy sheriff at­ September 22. He was arrested at G.” *and told him the job must per cent wage increase when they Oiatmeot aod Soap writa to cian,” by the entire chorus of girls Saaiaol.D«pc7$,Balto..Md. the public good but solely for selfish seuona) gain over February, says tempted to stap a car with a Wis­ Dayton, 0., ae a suspect in several completed in three days. quit their jobs. ends.” tbe New York Cotton Exchange consin license near St. Paul, Park bank robberies. and end men; numerous popular When be called for tbe signet seal, The occupants of the car opened songs by soloists, both men rq/I History, be added, would record Service. The total w u 1,177,000 Four days later ten convicts, sev- the jeweler testlfiied, he was dis­ paXMlT REVOKED the cancellation u "one of the bales against 1,089,000 the previous fire without warning, one bullet erel of them armed, made a daring women, and dances by Dorothy and satisfied’ and told Reick the signet piercing the top of the deputy’s Resmol strangest events of the present month and 1,201,000 in March, escape from Indiana State prison, William Oess. Dancing to music by wasn’t what lea wanted. After a Hartford, April 28.— (AP) — Tbe automobUe. the Rhythm orchestra will follow period.” He contended it was “ an 1983. shooting in employe and kidnaping long discussion, the Jeweler testi­ state liquor control commlirioe ha* The car then turned and sped the evening of minstrelsy. outrageous breach of confidence.” a sheriff. One of the ten was James fied, Reich learned that he wanted a revoked the tavern permit of John Austin then cited Ute law which away. Annual Irish Tea Party J. J. PeUey, president of tbe New Jenkins, brother of M ary Longnak- die with the initials reversed, and he T. McIntyre of 202 Mala street, be said covered the airmail awards York, New Haven and Hartford *The charity committee will meet er, at whose home Diillnger had demanded speedy action. Windsor Locks, the reason bring and Entertainment and said that in connection with OFFICIAL STATEMENT tomorrow to discuss the plan of oon- rdlroad, reports that the road earn­ been captured at Dayton. Tbe die, records produce! by that be had em ^eyed la bis tavern Given by Senior Oinb ef one important clause ef it Karl ed a small surplus after fixed Washington, April 28.—(AP)— duetliic the home gardening for the Reiok indicated, was completed Authorities imme

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1 . • arane P 1985 will oOB Laa, lowing resMutions were passed: AtervlUe, -Vt; R. Q. StebUna; W. ditieos, eariy customs, houses, methods. Tblrfy-nlne towns have ThompaqovUla; Rev. , AptQa F. TA8TXBTH, a new “Coming to the close of the Somerville,; bCaks., T. W. DeLong; djr.. keapf tasth fit^i^. see, dreas, fames, schools, the church, thus far report^, and fuUy one- Muplch, Bloomfield and>' Rob(^' C, oaorls«s. No znminr,' abosir, . ' twenty-seventh Annual Assembly of West P oin t,, Me., to be ‘supplied; food and othw infonnation of early third of the information has been Demlng, Secretary, Hartford. taste or feellnz. To eat SBld lat Rer. Sum d Yenig irf Sooth the New England District of the Wolcott, Vt,' e. F. Hurst; Woon­ Settfing asd DeTdopoiest of Coimeotieut. Places of historic in­ gathered by school pupils. The Com­ sprinkle, a^tttla «« Church of the Nazarene with hearts socket R. I., Ralph Barie; Wollas­ a terest are list^ early ,turaifike mission hopes thatr greater per­ More than 80,(X)6 aliens left the TEETH on, your platoa (Set It'td^ ton, Mass., ^ E. Angell; Worces­ at J. W. Hale Co. Drug' Dept., filled with gratitude for the signal maps are attSMfiied and there is a centage of children will engage in United States in 1933. other drua storea . Portland, M e., Is Named victories of the past year, we wish ter, Mass., V.'M . Hoover. (Immectieiit Stressed m complete biblir^frxphy for reference this work as it develops. Much of to expesa our appreciation of the Slastera Nazarene College, Presi­ and additional study. the information is being used in the assistwee receiv^ from sources dent, H. Wayne Gsufiner; profes­ Colonial Literature construction of a map which will District SoperintendenL both human and divine not only sors, B. B. Angdl, J. H. Garrison; EdacatioBal Programs. show all the roads of the state, and throughout the past months but L. P. Mingledorff, L- A. Marquart, All of the teachers have received by symbols and other directional BROILINGl also during this Assembly. C. J. Haas. these pamphlets and already many means give the most convenient schools have <»mplete programs, 18 ^ ’The S7th assembly of the "We therefore, receive to assure More than 800,000 children in the routes to placM of interest in Con­ our General Superintendent, Dr. frequently exceeding in detail and Katar In la n d District of the Church public tmd i>arochiaJ schools of ,the necticut. r live on. It will continue its task as -Annie S. Allen, Secretary. long as it is in existence or imtil The officers of the New England your old living room suite the extremely Jesus comes. The Church of God district. Church of the Nazarene for liberal allowance of $30. It will be undpi- , *is she that looketh forth as the the year 1934 and the pastoral ap­ morning, fair as the moon, clear as pointments follow: District Superin­ stood that due to present style tendencies, the sun, and terrible as ein army tendent, Rev. Samuel Young, South j most suites are sold in two matched pieces With bazmers’.’’ * Portland, Maine; district secretary. The music of the afternoon or­ Rev. Virgil M. Hoover, Worcester, and are photographed that way. The third dination service was in charge of Mass.; district treasurer, Asa R. [ piece is open to a variety of selection, but Professor Clarence J. Haas. Dr. Shepherd, Belmont, Mass. The 1 Chapman, in ordaining the candl appointments follow: a *complete three-piece group must be dates, charged them with the words Alberton, P. E. I., J. W. ’Turney; bought to secure the above allowance. of Rev. John Wesley that they ‘be­ Auburn, Mo., I. Temple; Augusta, ware of pride, beware of fanaticism Me., H. G. Gardner; Bath, Me., E. in not expecting something for no B. Stetson: Belvidere, Vt., H. C. thing, beware of the sins of omis­ Stebbins; Beverly, Mass., Mabel R. sion by not doing as much as you Manning; Bristol, R. I., H. S. Hurd; New Kroehler styles are here in f can, beware of looseness in that you Brockton, Mass., G. D. Riley; Bruns­ don’t show a ‘doesn’t-matter-much wick, Mo., R. D. Haas; Burlington, I dance, and we believe they are more at­ spirit’, beware of self-seeking, be­ Vt., Nyles Eaton; Cambridge, ware of making a seism in the Mass., Oscar Griswold; Cliftondale, tractive than ever. You will enjoy some church, and lastly be an example in Mass., T. B. Greene: Concord, N. H., all things by living a life above re­ Leon Ranlett (supply). of the interesting new models; you will proach, and live what you preach.’ Cundy’s Harbor, Me., Frank Bow­ ' At the evening service special ers; Danielson, Conn., A. F. Gallup; admire the beautiful variety of new cov­ iongs were rendered by the follow­ Dennisport, Mass., James Jones ers—and you will revel in their comfort. ing: the male quartette of Eastern (supply); Derry, N. H., to be sup­ 2*Taaarene College, Miss Ruth Bel- plied; Dryden, Me., Grace McEd- a Ipoiit and Miss Helen Mayhugh both wards; Everett, Mass., T. M. Brown; f f the College at Wollaston, Mass., One of the latest Kroehler creations is this suite, covered The Kroehler furniture of today is built Plain tapestry is used on this suite and it’s strikingly beau­ Fairfield, Me., D. S. Deware; Fitch­ tiful for a suite of such moderate price. The sofa and duo •nd a trio of the Fitchburg Church burg, Mass., W. G. Bennett; Fram­ In a rich plain wool tapestry. Modified Lawson design wl*li •f the Nazarene. The appointments individual box back, carved mahogany arm grips and bottom to equal the best construction known, and chair are in rust color, and the companion wing chair la M ingham, Mass., F. A. Wycoff; green of the same material at 188.50. jrere read by the retiring district Franklin, N, H., C. S. Hilyard; rnouldlng. An appropriate chair for the third piece comes jfcperintendent, and the service was Franklin, Mass., Kimball Robertson; at 989.60. yet it costs no more than many inferior w en turned over to Dr. J. G. Morri- Gardner, Me., H. W. Brown. grades. It brings quality within the fbn who delivered the sermon of the Hansford, N. S., Stanley Dixon; evening. He spoke on the theme, Hartford, Conn., J. D. Thomas; IHow to be Comfortable With God.’’ Haverhill, Mass., E. T. French; reach of the average budget. He said in part, "A man must be Jackman, Me., W. N. Harrington; ifiough like Jesus Christ so that he Johnson, Vt., C. M. Young; Keerie, will be comfortable when he meets N. H., J. W. Poole; Lawrence, — Him. A man full of sin would not Mass., J. W. Shlrton; Leicester, V t, Kroehler Styles Are Superior comfortable in the presence of a Amos; Lincoln Park, N. H., holy being. To be comfortable when to be supplied; Lisbon Falls, Me., Kroehler Construction Is Guaranteed you meet God you must be regener R. D. Haas: Livermoore Palls, Me., lijted, niade over new, bom again J. E. Riley; Lowell, Mass., L. B. pto a new world, made a new per Byron; Lynn, Mass., C. B. Strang; |on, bora of the Spirit. Your blue- Malden, Mass., S. D. Kelley. pood ancestry will not do; you Melrose, Mass., L. J. AUey; MUo, pust be bora again, and when that Me., A. N. Bickmore; MontgOtaery, happens you will know it. If this Vt., John Weigbtman; Mti neasant, CONVENIENT TERMS #ere not possible you might losd -P. E. I., to be supplied; Nashua, N. May Be Arranged On Our Gub Plan, At Slight Sljctra Coat. ypur religion and not know it or H., C. C, Parker; ,N sw ^ d ford . Piss it. A knowledge of sins for- Mass., R. J. Kirkland; Now Glas­ flvan can be known as definitely as gow, N. S., B. J. Myatt; New Ha-, •By other eiraerlenoa of life. As you ven. Conn., C. A. Smith; North At- Wpk with efod yoil will see your Ueboro, Mass., to be supplied; North need of a second work of grace; an Waldoboro, Me., Rsilpb Haines; experience that destroys carnality, O’Leary, N. S., W. Mercer; Oxford! that pull toward sin, toward the N. 8., Stanley Dixon; Peabody, world, toward hatred, toward pride. Mass., Herman Kesler; Portland, Iptpa saaotifloatioB brings this Ms., C. F. Austin; Providanss, D. L, l^ r t y , it outs the world-puU, and Psopls’s, M. X. Moulton; Wsslsyan, . i glvoi an UDward pull, a pull toward AAftbft Curryi God. a holiness pull, a perfect kr.'e Blchmond, Me., H. Brown (sup­ XOra'a a M f daap wlag-baok lulta tbat'a built for raal louajr- IQ^fdiool A lovaly iamr daalga, M tM CSmrlaa e( um m - puU, and a haavan puU. We aauft ply); St Albans, Vt. John Weight- IM comfort. Oovarad la ajdaep ruat.oolorad tapaitry with vary typa. BnuU law.armii dula^ I. aadift ipevpf : :’d ^ a sgaotiy this to be ooafortebla Sabaaeo, Me» V r i ^ 'i P r s r s ; •wdUM, browB JUgun. Tha ooapi^ioB akalr la a hlfhobaoK Aa aaBcaMaia ‘ Ui the prsaaoes of Qod." . Msu L 1 . i m p ; Bo. wihrabilr at 9 4 5 . ^ ^ \VlevsD parsons oaaae forward aad South |vs thstesslvss to Ood. Tbs , Conn., H. B. Aatbony; My Ohuroh of the Na|l-]«outh Portland, iji., to bs"^] •ixC ■'It I'.’.r . . . . ■ r ^ ■ ■ ■ f\ < - , ■ - ■ . ^ t . • / ; * V ’* MANCniSSl'fiR ffVENTNG H ]^A U ),J t^C B S ^^ ilO ND At, X m iL 28,1984. PAflEFOUit T dev the preeeRt peUey, will ooatlB- tlon Boight havs besn forecast The Misfortune Alstf Makes Strange Bedfellows flatitlrrB trr ue ladeflnltely to exist that way. ultimatum to the world was de­ Behind the Scenes In Tha support of this vast idle por- livered at tbe very hour, almost, I Enratatg Brralb ttoa of the population has been when the United States fleet was Missing through the Panama Canal, ImuiS'iSiSSieS S&mKSit, 4m. iasua»& with the courageous pbUos- , II BiMtU ttm t ophy eharaeterisUc of the Britiah voluntarily and pwhaps with ths grssitest unwisdom, leaving the TBUUAt*i^lhl8lf^ people. But It is aecsptasoe of the By B O im B Y mj^VCBOBB ^Bdeaqval^ wltk s fraat ballow, Beory that the poor ye shall have jnuflflo praetlsally In control of the T h s H S ^ Com within half *«> hour hls-voiee worn down to a sbrjU aquaalL with TOU always. And le order to Japanese navy. 1 Foandtd OotobM 1, I ff l 3 The taUevtes wova h m add ' PublUbed Bv«nr Ft m Idc BxMPt There was an sarlier Roosevelt y »8d ftdIKByfr Bflttrtd »t u« keep bodies end souls togstber, Washlngtdfl. April N .—Dessand taUd. B>rt many laanad foi FoitOdlM M MMflllMUr. Om b« m amoBf these unemployed, the prop­ who never would have taken the for deteouve fletloa here has fallsB and lesM itoed and aranad ng ertied element le paying taxes fleet through the canal at sueh a off Too many ayetsrlea elose at Bailey finally gaapad: hand. Mere fuD to de your own On* iM r. hr whioh. If they were merely eug- time ■■■■and if hy any chance be bad “Mr Presidrat,v with my laid Par Meath, by eahtl ■*" gumaheeiDg, spMk your own dia­ done so hs would have ordered it to breath, I want to\aay this—” (R Slnsla ooDiaa ...... I jested In this country, w6uld bring id! log, find your own eUws, and reach dlo seem Uke BaUay's last Callvarad. ona yaa) abofftHush a clamor as would make go about and return on the very your own seiuttOBS. and thara w an t n taar tn tba bl|f MBUBSIt OF TMB 4M00UTM> tha present* protests egainst the day that the Japanese world defi­ M a^ local mystariee aren't svar bousa). f^RIDS^ lolvtd except by oohsensus o f opin­ “Tba Amarioan paopla will The AJwoelBted Praaa le aMl^^vely fe w DeM sound like profound ance was given out ion But waahlngtonlaas still pre­ .anuttad t« the baa ter r e M b ile ^ a get out of thla depreaaioa uni of all aawa diaeatabe eredited te it alienee. fer the pusslee offered by Rooae- they balance the oudget.” . . or not ethenrlsw eradited la thla Great Britain’s prsseot degree of THEY WANT MACHAPO velt, General Jojinson, the , Brain waa Bailey's obvioua oua to papar aad alee tha leoal aawa pvb> Trust and others to tbe problems ««pfOeparit]r" is wholly relaUvs. It lapaa. But be thought Mttar of . lUbed herein. BSorts are to be made, It Is uB' of Philo vanos, Herouls Pew t, and All rifb u ol rapablleatioB at has been brought about by eurrency regained votee aad roared boringly apaetal dftpatehaa harala ari alee re* derstood. by Cuban government Lord Patar Wlmsey. Taka a few for another naif hour. a. nr ad. Inflation, by terrlfle taxation and reerat onea: to obtain the extradition of former 1. Did Rooaavalt ears mueh aarrlea ollaat of M ■ A far* by aeehptanee of the apparently tn Basket In Oerttlaa fa ll President Machado, now living la wbathar ha waa baatan on his veto loa. IIae. escapable fact of a permanent pau New York City, on charges of mur­ of the veteran-federal pay out bill? Don't buy any Uve geirillas frojfli ' Publiabar’a RapraaaaUtiTas Tba per Claes ooroprlslng a very sub­ 2, Wbat'r behind the N R A een- Washington by mall, ft's a racbi|t Juliua Matbaipe dpaolal Ayaboy—Maw der. I f .the i^baas once get Ma- and a follow has just been tndletil York, Chioayo. Uatrett aid BoaieA stantial part of the potential work­ •orshlp order? ehado into their country they have 8. Were the airmail oontraots for eoUeoting mone> tirougb tlka ers of the country. MBMMWK AtUDIT BURBAO OP a lot of other things besides mur­ oanoeled so as to give more eon- malls for gorillu hs didn't possess. ClECULAtluMI. Pwhape we shall not be able to der with which they are prepared trsots to B. L. Cord? , . . C u rw Dali, praeldratlal son- do any better, despite the fact that 4. Who kidded Di. W lrtT in law, hadn’t baan beard of bare Tba Harald tPrlatiaa Conpaay, loo., to charge him. Hie chances of es- aafamaa ae dnaaelal reapeaalblUty our reeeuroes art so much greater 6, did the Justice Depart­ for some time until be pubitely pro­ tor tppefrapblaa) frrery aepaartaf fa oaplag from all of his potentially ment annouaoa trial of itt suit tested tba Baeurttioa Act. . adyapifaemaafa la the Maaebeatar But It is sxtrsBitfy doubtful if tbe Alloa Longwortb lorgnatad the fl«B- Evaalaf RaralA Bumeroui trials without being con against Rsmington-Rand right aft very paopl* making so to dehtb would probably be er Rand bad vlolously attauied the ate veto debate. . . . RooaevaR, MONDAY, APRIL 28 much, just now, of Britain's Im­ New Deal? Ickes and Morgentheu are all iS- smaU. proved condition Ofould be In the thuilaatir stamp collectors, rbagr In its extradition treatlei with trade wltb one another aad tradid leasl satisfied with our own gov These are the most complete an­ WORN OUT EXCUSES foreign countries tbe United States swers anyone can give at this with Utvlnoff during Russian eminent If It were to bring about Uatioas Wbethsr Utvinofl Tba pofltloB tAkaii by Praaldant exempts political offenses from tnb time, though soorei of wlseaerea the eame resulte by the ean.e can explain more luridly and cook- bona fids collector or Roosevelt with relation to silver re list of extradltabls crimes. Though stamps as an addsd attraction methods. surely: monetization, that the UniUd plenty of ground exists for suspicion 1, Apparently not Admlnlstra- ■till unclear. . . . Pat Harrison iflfo Statea la powerlaaa to do aQytblBf that President Machado reeorted to tloB defease in the House waa Qop- been waving a bandaged Jiumb l i d forefinger In raerat debate. Ht' SILI^Y SEABON the gentle art of aseassinaUon on plly manager Roeaevelt eoold have substantial about it without the cu burnad them in lighting a m atdl. Is it not about time that the Re­ many occasions in maintaining his saved tbe veto In the Senate bad he operation— which means the con exerted hl/vselfi He hasn’t vet . . . Blind men are being given t|a s e D t< ^ All other OAtlODa. la an Idea publican party adopted some sor : strangle bold on tbe Island coun­ whispered te anyone vdiy ha dln't newspaper-magaslne oonoeasioaa ■ra lobbies of federal bulldlufa aad IVs that he must have gotten out of the of national leadership and some sort try, It would probably be very dif­ stay aad fight expected that ISO of them will soan money debatei Is Cosgrafa of forty of a national policy aad csaaad leav- ficult to prove that they were not 8. General Johnson la stagger- tag from exhaustion, R sorat^ he be working at It with tbe rasilt yaara age. It Is praelsaly tha SAma laff tba opposition taoUes in tbe political kilUngs. became Incensed at a series of thet meet blind beggars wUl be Argument that was employed at bands o f such ludicrously Impossible Bener Maohade Is not exactly the \ newspaper Interpretatloiui and com- the streets. that time by these politicians who persons as Dr. W irt and that former kind of a person whom Americans mrats. 8 Apparently It juat happraed because their people back home Chicago alderman and contractor eare about, and New York has Drunkard” is still in the full flow­ thr same Urns. Another name for that the peculiar airmail policy left 128,000 BLASE never made the slightest fuss over believed In silver, had to pretend Representative Britten, whose only this kind of neuritis is pely-neuii IN NEW YORK er of Its original verbosity, but it Cord in an axtramaly favored posi­ that they were In favor of currency Idea of effsctlve criticism of the ad­ him during the months be has been tlS not quite tbe compelling pre«oh< tion te bid for contracts Weonsoekat, Rv I., April M—-(A#) ment that Its author Intended. Ths aapaBSlos while, for private roA' ministration is to set up ths utterly living there In relative seclusion, There is reason to believe that 4. Dtisens of names have bSra An early mornlag fire roared ack of vitamin B l in the diet is one customers rit around at tables and mentioned la ourrent gossip and through tne Union ia r a fe on Clip- sons o f their own, they wanted to ridiculous ery of ‘'Communism’'T but 'it would appear to be more than By PAUL HARRISON oj the causes of polyneuritis, al­ drink beer and munob prttaela in several Inaccurate yersloas have ton street causing 180,000 loss. Tdro play the game of the deflationists Britten's latsst performance Is to likely that the Cubans will have to though the presence ih the blood of tbe old muric hall tradition. They stores, which are a part of tha New York, April 18.—Meander- been printed. Perhaps several per­ and stick to the new gold standard discover a "lltUe red house In m ta tin g poisons is another impor­ also hiss the vlUain, but are for­ building were swept and two t r u ^ be extraordinarily convincing In or­ iDfs baokstan; It's retting around sons had a band la It, but the list tant cause. bidden to throw anything at him. Is narro'ving and tha tale will and one passenger automobile de­ which was proving such a useful Gaerfstewn'' from whioh. be de der te bring about his extradition. the Rialto that the Four Man A fter the final curtain everybody Brothers soon will be Three. Broth­ ■ 000 be told. stroyed. tool of the money monopolists. dares, the government Is being ad He probably stands in very sllgnt QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS joins in singing “The Little Rose­ er Zeppo, acutely conscious that bis 5, Such “colnddances'' happen PoUoe said thsy ware questioning miaistsrsd by a gentleman namec danger of Cuban justice so long as wood viasket,” ’’The Curse of an Those poUtloUna knew, and M r presence has given rise to the gag, so frequently that It’s % moral cer­ Albert Undbergb, an amployaploya of one (Lumps Under Ear) Aching Heart” and others of that Roosevelt can hardly fall to know Cohen, another named Concoran and he chooses to remain on American “ Have you seen the three Four tainty the White House gave tbe of the stores, who tola them be Question: Vancouver, B. C.: “ I vintage. People have so much fun word. But try and prove it! was slaaping in tha rear of tha aa- tiwt no agreement of emy value for another namsd Landis. soil. Marx Brutners?” is supposed to be that the management sca^'ceiy qan have had hard lumps under my left plaimlng to become an acton' tabllBhmrat when tha fire was dU- ths rehabUltation of silver can ^ This Britten la the eame Individ get them to leave. Mr. Bamum oovarad. They said thero was rea­ sax for a year now. l thought they agent. . . . Did you know, by the Hero To Last Bellow ual 'who, a few years ago, made a would have liked that. son to beUsve tha blase mlgbt have reached with a score or two of fois were mumps but my . doctor said way, that theres a fifth Marx Senator Joslab Bailey of North OaroUnA war hero of one of the big been started by a discarded o c l g v ^ .eign counties. Too many of thorn trip to Burope a ^ c a m back pop they were not, Whaf esm l do?” brother? He’s in the oloak and suit moments In the Senate’s fight over Tha garage property was ownedwa ny axs dominatsd by Intamatlonal eyed, abouting hie discovery that Health and Diet Answer: It is probable that the business . , , “Pearl'' buttons are ‘ made from lumps to wnlob you refer are swol­ mussel shells. tbe veto. He began bis dsfrase of tbe Joseph C. 1Mailloux estate. bankers. Almost eouatlasa at- Great Britain waa actively prepar­ Jimmy. Durante doesn't write Advice len neck glands and 1 wish to ad- i;he gags oe uses, but be does com- tampts have been made In the past ing to make war—actual military vise you U ^t if you had had mumps jTOse soms of ths songs , . . Jack By Ur. FYaak MoCoy to arrive at some sort of a bt> war with guns—upon the United the swelling would not have re­ Pearl will appear In a Intim ate mained for such a long period of metallic world agrsemsnt and not States. play if one can be found for him TREATMENT FOR NEURITIS time. If you eare to receive a spe- one of them ever got to flrft base What with such futtle bogey- . . . And Douglas Balrbanks, Jr., cUD article on the subject of Swol* may come to Broadway next sea­ Mr. Roosevelt's ssoondary argu sbaklng as these idiooiee of Brit- The usual cause of neuritis is a len Neck Glands, I will be pleased son. Just now ths most mterest- f ■ ' to send it to you if you will raoloae meat, that nobody knows how mue i ten'a and W lrt’e, and with people toxic or poisonous Irritant which ing thing about him la bis ro­ a large, self-addressed, stamped en­ like Profeeeor Kemmsrsr pratiug mance w lu Gertrude Lawrence . .. silver.thers is In the world and that has been circulating in the blood velope with your letter. about a return to the gold standard, Pauline Lord and Henrv Null are nothing OAB be done about restor* and bas accumulated aruund tbe af­ Hollywood’s biggest captures from leg its monetary status till we find the only effect ia to fortify and fected nerve, causing it to become (Correct Weight) tbe stage . . . Noel Coward’s next put, is merely another way of say­ strengthen in tha sympatbiee of the Infiamed. The treatment should be Question: Centralla, Washington: play is expected to be full of sym­ designed to remove the toxic cause I am 18 years old and my height is bolism, apt\ music, black drapes ing that nothing should be done at people an adminlatration which is and should bs begun as early as 5 feet 6 Inches. I would like to know and psychoses . . . wide open to intelligent, reaaonabie All. Nobody knows, for that mat­ possible to prevent any damage or what my correct weight should Tallalah Bankhead will be ci­ ter, how much gold there is; be- criticism because It is making a Injury to the nerve such as may be?" nema-bound after she returns QAuse the geld in the ground is just profound mess of Its own program result after prolonged Infiamma- Answer: The average d^elght of a from London. tlon. young woman of 18 who is 8 ft. 6 AS much a factor in the metal snd Is going raactlonary at a time The best method I have found In. In height Is 130 lbs. However, in Sport of Queene money question as the gold in COllV when reactionism Is the very last for eliminating any toxins which checking up the weight with an Mary Queen of Scots (Helen qr bullion or watch csises. thing supportable to nine-tenths of may have formed In some t3rpe of average weight table, it is neces­ Hayes) plays,ping-pong with Queen the fasting regimen 1 would advise sary to know that a ten nound vari­ Elizabeth (Helen Menxen) In the The whole matter sums up to this: the American people. that the patient take a five-day ation either way la all right and basement of the theater where the It is perfectly evident that Presi­ President Roosevelt has never made fast on any one of the following thus It woulci be all right for you to Guild’s "Mary of Scotland" la show­ dent Roosevelt Is not measuring up much of a study of the money ques­ fruit juices: orange juice, tomato weigh 140 lbs. If you Imve a large ing . . . Rudy Vallee, who seems tion; he doesn’t know too much to ^ slse of tbe job bo tackled— juice, grapefruit juice or unsweet­ frame. I do not pay much attention likely to turn out to be every bit at to average weight charts as I feel that bis vaunted program was only ened pineapple ■ juice '(canned). scholarly as Gene Tunnay, leoturel about it; he has been too busy since These fruit juices not only provide that the Ideal rule is for each per­ to college students on music, high­ a rough sketch and that^he le wora- he became President to give the sub­ the body with vitamins but they al­ son to try to hold the weight which brow and low . . . Which reminds ject sufficient thought; and he Is ing not from a detailed blueprint so furnish the adkallne food miner­ seems best for him. me somehow, of Emanuel List, als which are so necessary in over probably the only singer In the just acting under the advice of men but by a pretty Inexpert eystem of trial ai^l error and without anj' coming the acid condition so often world who ever graduated from who are very especUny Interested In found when neuritis is present. burlesque Into g n ^ opera. He maintaining the condition of de­ vary clear Ideas how te make bis Tbe famous author on food sub­ GILEAD came here In 1916^ from Germany flation which, In the last analysis, general eebeme work. In such a jects, McCann, h«us written: “ In car and signed a 40-week eontradt on tain forms of neuritis in which tho the Columbia burlesqiie wheel be is absolutely certain to defeat all (Blreuittstance lies every opportun­ tissues are irritated by acid secre Reheaarsals' are being conducted cause he thought It was tome sort the well intenUoned undertakinfs ity for oonetructive and Intelligent RAIN or SHINE tlons, the alkaline mineral elements daily in the Gilead hall for the of comic opera. He stuck it out, be has launched, unless Congress critlclfm. There are plenty of of fresh fruits Invariably prove of musical farce, “ Listen to Me” which though, after teaming his mistake, takes the determination of the cur­ brains In tbe Republican party great benefit.” is to be presented b y' Miss Muriel and later sang with several legiti­ capable of taking full advantage of Following the fast, one must be Callow of tbe American Producing mate opera companies. This aea^ AVENUE^ rency question out of his bands. Company for the benefit of the son be made his debut with the -EVERYONE ON LAMBERT the blunders and confusion into sure to Include plenty of cooked and raw vegetables In the diet, as these GUead Ladies Aid society in tbe Metropolitan. which the Democratic administra- will assist in overcoming any con­ Gilead all, April 26, and tbe Hebron ’Two oelebritlee sat side by side BRITISH “RECOVERY” Uon has fallen. Then why on'earth stipation and thus lessen the ten' Town HaU, April 26. Among the at a performance of “As ’Tbou dency to Irritation from etalned young people, who will appear In tbe ‘sands Cheer" recently, but each -can visit telephone We are hearing a good deal, just should the party permit the stupid­ wastes. Also one or two enemas chorus are Misses 'Madeline, Grace was X little awed by the proximity est and least competent people At present, ibout the highly, satis­ day for a short time after tbe fast and Elaine Vey, Beatrice and Lor­ of the other and didn't have much factory trend of affairs In Great among its membership to shove in order to keep the oolon as clean raine Porter, Shirley Fish, Ellen to talk about. One was the afore- Britain, where recovery Is supposed themselves to the front as Its as possible. ViTiite, Jean Warner, Gloria Bar- mentiq^d Mr. Durante; the other • /"TiHE women who live 00 diis typical Connec- In soifie cases neuritis Is due to rasso, Beatrice Links and Theresa was Prof. Albert Einstein . . to be well under way wlthTlut resort spokesmen ? what can be termed mechanical Hodge. Tbe farce in two acts takes There’s a lot of dirt in the back X cicut street are wise- Bad weather does oot to any of tbe extraordinary devices causes. If a spinal vertebrae is place In the Shelton Hotel. Edward hills play c^ed ‘Tobacco Road.” that are being tried in this country. JAPAN AND OUR FLEET slightly out of place, or if muscles, A. Foote Is the hotel manager, An­ And I mean literaUy. Five tons bother theml They cao shop by telephone, visit of soli are scattered over tbe stage Much is being made of the fact that It Is a little difficult to see why ligaments, or Adhesions are press- drew Hooper, will be Mr. Davlas: 'ng on ihe nerve, a definite neuritis John Hooker, BID the bell boy; for the poor-whites to grovel In. . by telephone, stay indoors all they please—and Britain has managed to get through the recent “statement” by Japan In often results which can only be Charlotte Warner, Billie the maid, Edvmrd Gore, tall, grizzled still keep in touch with others. . its last fiscal year with a surplus effect warning the nations to re­ cured by a treatment designed to the heirs to the hotel are Dick Mar­ and prosperous inveetmetit instead of a deficit in its treasury frain from such dealings with China remove the mechanical cause. shall and Alice Richards, the parts broker, entertains May Bob- son, grand duohese of Holly­ and this is hailed as almost a proof as would bs Uksly to make that A temporary relief from tbe pain being taken by Oarenoe Rathbun They »ve themselves trips to the comer drug of neuritis mAy be secured through Jr., and Jeanette Rathbun. Miss Rqee wood, wbra she oomee to town- that that country has emerged from country strong and more than hint­ using hot applications or electrical Motz will be Miss Stewart: Mrs. She’s bis motlier. * store to telephone—and the nidcels whidi these its depreislOD. ing that Nippon would use force to treatments, '^ e patient shoi;ld rest Rose Mots as Mrs. Sy’vestor and These assumptions lose sight of prevent them If neceeeary, shobld and keep the affected part warm. William Owen as Frank Weldon, the after a lapse of. 90 years, ‘Ths pay station cpHs cost They know Rdiere eadi A fins old bit of Americana, lost a number of facts. One is that exdte the ast^sbment it appears The hot water bottle, the electric villain. -psd, hot applications, or treatments for hsarly 70 years, hss been re­ member of the family is and bow long be will J. Banks Jones, health officer for balanced budget may mean much of to have ocoarioned. There ii ab- with tbe deep therapy lamp are all vived for delighted audlenoee of the the town of Hebron, has been notl- be gone. They are not nervous at night because little. Britain bad a balanced bud eolutely nothing about tbe Japanese helpful. While heat 'will relieve the so-oaUed American Musle Ball, flt.d of a case of scarlet fever by Dr. pain for ^rm onent relief you must which is a remodeled Holy Roller get two years ago aad paid off nuny “knf* to put it out of character Friedman of Colchester, In the home they have a telephone ready for every enaergency. rely on the right diet, Keeping the church on Bast Fifty-fifth street. millions of French and Amerlcon with every move Japan has made Mr. and Mrs. Rosenblume near intestines cleansed, and tbe proper 01 Tbe play Is “The Drunkard, or Tbe the ColcheJter line. Their five-year- credits. Ii^ertbeless tbsrs we in the last two sad a half years. manipulative treatment. Fallsn M ved,” aad it was produced All this for only a few peosief a day. lisn^t it old son, Herbert, is the victim. There more labor roubles aad rioting im­ Only the willfully blind could I have sera many hundreds of origlBally by P. T. Bamum at bis are two younger children in the mediately thereafter^ than there have failed to Interpret tbe invasion eases in which tbe patient was able museum In Boston in 1848. foolish to go without—when the cost is to overcome any tendehej' to neuri- family. Prohibitionists, acclaimed the pf Manchuria, tbe eetabllsbment of had been for many years, tU tbroiigb following my method oi! A daughter, Eleanor Carolyn, was creaky melodrama, and even itraed SO small? Why not * call the^buiinesi J K i Also it might be well to remem- tbe dummy Manoboukuo kingdom, treatment and I have also received bom Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Earl street parades advertising it. 'This Poet of BAst Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. office^;]^o bbligadoo. lojer that Great Britain baa adopted, tbe forayi into north China and a large number of letters from qi>leased Mr. Bamum no end, and A. H. Post of this place are tbe after Boston Isareed that tbe as tbe cheapeet and least trouble­ particularly the enormity of the readers whe have followed mv structlons and have written in baby's grandparents. “Prince of Humbugs” wss inter- • ■'A’Laflibart Avanna is loextad in tha some eolutlon of uDemployment, a outrage, as part and par­ tell me of tbe good reeults they ob­ George M erritt of Andover bas ested ia box office receipts rather Rtxdlej Hill sacdoo -^done away with by ths Mrs. Helra Gilbert and bar daughter liquor Interests, prohlbltlflelsts pUM t 90 long that there has been Tbs pvsiSDt flbaUsng• Is scarosly ■Ince 1 have recently rscsivsd many letters ssklnf TEI EPHONf; SERYICF tA-ba-dfiaMBbt R EfUB-'tte’i R e w t d f -tlw dw lM si T nSSrra «t ' f 1,

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, . . - .... \ . •. * , .. c.,.. HULL DESCRIBES tmmnnmm DAILY RADIO PROGRAM NEW DEAL POUCY Local Gitl Appears MONDAY, APRIL tS (Csntral and Eastern Standard Time) , TO PASTOR AT FUNERAL ( Nets: An prerrams to key and basic chains or sroups thereof unless specie: pied; coast to coast (o to e) deslfnatloa includes all available statlona One) At Hartford Theater Church C n m gd as Final THE ^ Programs subjeet to ehanga. P. M. Cent Bast* NBC-WEAP NETWORK 6i1f — 7:11—Just Plain ■___ lllWsst: •fBinit h8 diSd, “are RitoB (or Rev. W a Q a e o I . I Texas Raniartr-west; Ranioaan Ice O f.-' In thoie •ASIC — East: waaf w)w wool wtle midwest: Tpavera OrchoM*'**'Mrs—Dixie,____ e world where W o^n Are Hel^ wJar wtag wcsh wfl wilt wfbr wm WfT 6il$^ 7il0—Music on the Air — east; thd ^rggi ed by govem- BARGAIN HOUNi when weae wtam wwj waal; Midi ksa Quartet — west; Buck Rogers — ment efflcia: wmaq wcfl woc-who wow wdaf wkbf wbo have power The Andover Coog^atlonal raldw rpt; Hays OrchtStra—Dixie either to declare NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wt|^ •i46— 7:46—Beaks Carmr, Talk—t»a- WBr or to force church, of which Rey. W allace L wiba kstp webo wday kfyr erot cfef ilc; And the Crowd Roaro—woat war.’’ SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno arts wjas Woodln hka been pastor for the past I dropped is at M n. Hess’i beauty sports and spoetdlMr wria>wsun wlod warn wmo wpb wapl 7:0^ IrtiO—The Hapjw Bakoro—baalo Moat of the diplomatic chieftain’s An entire 7:15— •:15*^Edwln 6. Hill - basic; four yBare, was filled to capacity shop at 189 Center street this xsem- wardrobe can be built around ana wjdx wamb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kprc Sonoo—west; Taximeter—Dixie address centered upon the Roose­ this momlhg for his funeral services. Ing and learned exciting news. The skirt and a tailored jacket woal ktbs kths waoo wave . 7:30— 8 :30—Bing Crosby—also coast; velt administration’s aims and MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kgrlr kghl Rev. Woodln died late Friday after­ new Cada permanent waving ma­ make yourself a couple of PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfl kgw komo C. Wheeler’s Orchestra—midwest hopes, and the pitfalls it hoped to 8 :00— 9:00—Rosa Ponselle, Orch.—to o noon of pneumonia after a brief -D- chine is being featured there. I jackets and seve^ sbirtwatat khq kfad ktar kgu kpo • 8:30— 9:80—The Big Show—cst to cat avoid. saw two waves given by the ma­ Cent. East. ness. -e'! to wear with the skirt, Thigs, 9:00—19lOO—Wayne King Orch,—to o Among the recovery objectives chine and they're most natural look­ 4 :00— 6:00—Lae Zolle and Orchestra 9:30—lOiS^Lillfan RMh, Ite.—wabo ^ A./Masonic service was (uxorded later, get a silk striped goli didss 4 :30— 5:30—Frank Merrlwell’s Sketch . b«Uyj Evan Evans, Baritone—chain named by him were preeervatlon of the deceased pastor, who was a ing. Also there’s no ovetb'exd ap­ that harmonises with at 'east two Pt 4 :45— 5:4^Songs of the Bunkhouae 9:48—10:46—Evan Evano, Baritone— the National credit, balancing of member of St. John’s Lodge of Ma paratus wbieb meana comfort while 5 K)0— 6:00—Peter van Steeden Orehee. baalei Myrt and Margo—woat repeat the Jaokets. Tbs right accessories 5 :30— 6:30—Irene Beasley, Contralto 10:00—11:00—Batty Bartnell, Songs—ba­ the budget as early as is practicable, eons of Hartford. Three ministers you wait for curls. Dial 8413. hdp too—gloves, bats and sca^ 6 :45— 6:46—Philosophy in Horsesente sic; Henry Busse Orehes.—midwest avoidance of schemes for inflation, officiated. Rev, Dr. A. William Mye*s give variation *^o any wardrobe. 6:00—J:00—Baseball—wear & others 10:16—11:15—Press*Radio Newsservice permanent exchange stabiliiation In the gay nineties the chafing 6 :15— 7:15—Gene A Qlen—east & so. 10:20—11:8>—Charlie Davis Orch,—ba- ot the Hartford Seminary Founda­ 6 :30— 7:30—Shirley Howard, Jesters Nolan*Oopoland .Orth.—mldw and monetary arranfements, res­ tion, Rev. Marion Creeger of Middle dish with its alcohol burner played Have a few Maror-oil Soaplsas 10 11 0 toration Of American rorelem trade, 6 :45— 7:45—The Qoldbergs, Serial Act iB>— iS ^h artle Davla Orth.—oa- town and Rev. Herbert P. Woodln an Important part in the festivities Shampoos before your permaneat— 7 :00— 8:00—Historical Sketches—east ole; H, Soonik Oronoatra—mldw relief of unemployment and general of the household. N ow the electric 7 :30— 8:30—Richard Crooks, Tenor 10:45—11:45—Enoch Light Oreh.—to e of Saybrook. Organ music was fur­ they’re marvelous for dry hair. IXal 8 :00— 9:00—Gypsies Concert Orehss. 11:00—t2 :0(^ L 4on Bejaaco Oreh,—-ba- improvement in working condi­ nished by Nathan Gatcbell before servers” of various sorts come for­ 7484, The Lily Beauty Parior. 8 :30— 9:30—The Ship of Joy—also cat sio: 0, DIektrssn Orahea,'.—midw dwest tions and wages, and “necessary" ward and make it possible for the 11 50 12 30 es.— and after the service, during which 9 :0C^10;0O—Eastman Orehes.—also c : — : —Panehe A Orene c to 0 government regulation for the gen­ boBteea to serve those . delightful ' 9:30—lOiSO—Radio Forum—Cat to est 12:00— IriX)—Dsnea Naur—wabc only a hymn was also played. Girls who spend their summSra in 110:00—lliOO—John L. Fogarty, Tenor eral improvement of business, com- Rev. Woodln was chaplain of ibe dishes that rely on gentle beat for 110:15—11:15—Press Radio News ServToe NBQ«WJZ NETWORK meree and agriculture. their perfection. town, particularly ta offices, should —basic; Gene A Glen—west repeat BASIC — East: wjz wbz-wbza wbal Grange and m em ber of the organi­ have several extra white collar and “It is profound QonvletiQO'* Bull :10:2O—11:20—Vincent Lopez Orchestra wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wsyr wmal; zation attended ia a body. The suff sets to freshen up dark colored ;10:30—11:30—Clyde Lucas A Orchestra Midwest; wcky kysf wenr wls kwk declared, ’'that tbs admlnlatratios of floral tributes were numerous and '11:00—12:00—Hollywood Stars on Air kwer koll wren wmaq kao wkbf President Roosevelt Is conscientious­ lUk dressef. Linen, organdy, pique ' 11:3(V—12:30—Frankie Masters Orehes. NORTHWEST A OANADIAN — wtmj beautiful and Included a wreath of and novelty cottons— all these mate­ ly, ably, Eind patriotically grappling re^ roses from the entire comnumlty Have you see the window full of CBS-WABC NETWORK wiba lutD webc wday kfyr cret efcf rials lend themselves wel Ito coUmr Vdth the terrific problems of re­ of Andover. all kinds of attractive end tables at BASIC—East: wabc wade woko wcao SOUTH—wrva wptf wwnc wls wjax and cuff ensembels. waab wnac war wkbw wkre srtk oklw wfia-waun wtod warn wmo wib wapl covery, and that its fairness and The bearers were: Rev. F. W. Watktos? vyiiy, they have origtaal wjdx wamb kvee wky wna wbap kpro its friendly interest can be abso­ Even an Inexperienced seamstress wdre wcau wlp wJas wean wfbl wspd woal Ktba ktha waoe wave Howell of Mansfield Depot, W, F. tags marked as high as 814.00 and wjsv wnaas: Midwest: wbbm wfbm lutely depended upon by Industry, by can make taeso—the patterns are so MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kair kshl Tyler of Rockville, Rev. G. F. now they’re way down to 14.95 and km be kmox wowo whas agriculture, by mMng, and by labor. easy to foDow, EAST—wpg whp wlbw whee wlbz wfea PACIPIO COAST—kfo kfl krw kemo Brookes of Rockville, Rev. C. A. 85.98. This Is Just one feature of wore wlcc efrb ckao khq kfsd ktar kpp "This administration x x x x is en­ Downes of Union, Rev. Charles the big Housoeleaning sals. DIXIE—wgst wsfa wbre wqanj wdod Cant East, titled to the confidence and co-oper­ Splrella is splendid for abdominal klra wrec, wlaowiao wdsuwosu wtoowioo krldarip wrr Kapner of Stafford and Robe.t ktsa waco koma wdbo wqdx wbt 4:30— 8:35—The ginpIng Lady — east ation of the country. The vast Hueston of Willington. Burial was Moths thiive in woolen fabric conditions. Lulu BidwelJ, Dial 6091. ktrh 4i46— •i45—Orphan Annie—east only wdae> wbl« wtar wdbj wwva wmbir wsja work or restoration will be l^g, in Southampton, Mass. that is soiled, sd don’t p a ^ away wmbr 5:00— 6:00—U. 8 . Army Band Concert tedious, and technical. It will tax MIDWEST—wcah wpl wmt wmbd wlsn 8:30— 6:30—Three X SIstere — east; the winter elothlof, rugs and blank­ wlbw kfh kfab wkbn wcco wsbt kaej The Singing Lady—repeat to wenr the patience of the most patient ets until they, have been dry cleaned 8:4fc- 1:45—Lewsll Thomss — sast; wnax person. It requires a degree of or at least brushed and aired ta tbs Hollywood’s early spring weather MOUNTAIN—kvor klz koh kal Orphan Annie—repeat ta midwest energy, ingenuity and constructive COAST—khl koln kfre kol kfpy kvl S:05— 7:05—Ames ‘n’ Andy—east only HOUSEWARMING PARTY simshtae for several hours, has brought out a lot of summer kfbk kmj kwg kern kdb kgmb kgb 6:15— 7:15—Baby Roaa Marie—baaic capacity far T?eyoi«} the d4mand of detest newsprint and theyTl stay clothes. - Every second outfit is 6:30— 7:30—Georga Gerahwln, Piano war-time. Cent. East. 6:45— 7(45—Mario Coasi with Organ away from packages of clothing linen and the favorite tones seem 4:15— 5:15—Froddls Rloh's Olotatora 7:00— PiOO—Cenfldanaa Man, Drama “Many ‘of the chaotic conditions GIVEN FOR PRENTICES that are wrapped in old newspapers. to be navy blue, black and dark 4:30— iiKL—Jack Armstrong—es only; 7:30— 8:30—The BlSSlars Mala T.rlo through which we have bees pass­ Hayes* CoMland Orehestra—weat 7:45— Si45—Baba Ruth’s Cemmanta brown and red combined with white. 4:45— ::45—The Funnybenara — east: 3:08— 3tO(L-Woakly Mlnatrals Bhow ing are unprecedented in their na­ House cleaning and clothes dean- Carole Lombard wears a long tunic Maurla Sherman Orehes.—midwest 3:35- 3:30—Mtlody Momenta A Vocal ture and extent. The Federal A d­ Policeman and W ife Feted by ing time! Don’t let a dress hang of dark red linen over a pleated 8:00— 6:00—Buok Rogers, Bklt—east 3:00—10:00—Damresah tympneny Con. ministration has pursued the wisest Friends at New Home On only; Skippy, Skoten—rpt for midw 3:45—10:45—Pappy, Zake, Bara Elton in the closet because of a few spots. crepe skirt of white. This tunic, 5:15— 6:16—Bobby Benaan—east only: —basic; Tha Playara—watt rapeat possible Course ta attempting their Lake Street. Send it4 o the W est d sau tag Com­ which is quits new and daring, is a Gone and Charlie—Dixie and west 10:00—11:00—Ramona, tangs — east; solution." i"' pany. Dial 5097. 5:30— 6:80—Musle Bex — wabc; Sam Ames ’n^ Andy—repeat for west wraparound affect, and slips on 'Ike Robbins Orehes.—basic; Jack Arm* 10:16—11:10—Prsfs.RadIo News tervice Met Crisis t a coat, and tsrminatss midway be­ The State Theater In Hartford already toured the country with strong. Sketch—repeat to midwest 10:20—11:20—Poet Prince, Tenor Solos The Roestvert’^ recovery program Patrolman and Mrs. Joseph Pren­ nje vogue for white purses and tween knee and ankle. Another 5:45— 6;%—Tito Quizar, Tenor—also o 10:30—11:30—Jack Danny and Orehaatra offers a program of local interest number of outstanding musical gloves In matching fabrics la as pre­ 6:0(L- 7:00—Myrt A Marge—east only: 11:00—12;0(^Esn Pollack A Orehestra was deliberately designed, Hull ex­ tice, who recently moved from Oak­ eyefilling summer costume is Helen this week and many Manchester comedy hits as a member of the A1 valent th^ year as it was last sea­ Louis Panleo’s Orchestra—mldwen 11:30—12:30—Harold Starn’a Orehaatra plained, to meet two ur|;ent ob­ land street to their new home on M ack'i tailored gingham suit in red, bertlna Rasch troupe, including Ek son. Ify p u get a'white linen purse jectives— the immediate crisis this people are expected to take advan­ Lake street, were tendered a sur­ yellow, blue and white plaid. M ar­ nation faced at the moment, and Wynn’s "Laugh Parade” ant be sure that It has a removable, lene Dietrich is wearing all white 5:00— Agricultural Markets— E. J. tage of the chance to see Miss Ger­ prise housewarming party Sa; irday durable prosperity in the future. Queenle Smith’s “The Little Rack* washable slip cover. White or­ during the warm spell and seems to Rowell; trude Gerard of this town in the evening. The guests who number­ eteer.” It was In the latter produc­ gandy cuffs on dark fabric gloves prefer a shirtwaist frock of cream 6:18— News. “N o one wishes a mere temporary musical comedy production, "Bot­ ed more than 50 were relatives and should be removable and wadSable tion that she mads her first ap­ flannel, beret to match and dark WTiC 6:80— The Singing Lcdy. or short-lived recovery by emer­ toms Up,” which Is playing today, friends from Manchester, N. ii„ too. gency methods,’’ be tad:, ^‘and no pearance in Hartford several sea' blue swagger coat She usually Hartford, Oooa* 5:46— Little O rpbu Annie. tomorrow and Wednesday on the sons ago. Springfield, Canaan, Torrlngton, one wishes to pursue some distant Greenwich and this town. dons a bright red or yellow scarf 50,000 1060 K* O., ^ 6:00— United States Arm y Band. stage of the theater. Miss Gerard is now with the fa­ Spring bousecleaning means ideal that would be inconsistent During the evening Mayor Aaron with this outfit l^Tsterd Brosdeaattog Sorvtoe 6:80— Time, Miss Gerard Is a talented dancer mous “Chester Hale Girls” and is everything epic and span— aad that with the vital necessity of immedi­ Cook, who was one of the guests, 6:32— Old Farmer’s Almanac. who has made rapid progress In her featured with a solo dance number means you’ll want dean freshly 6:34— Temperature, ate recovery. The present admin­ made a speech in which he praised climb to recognition In her chosen In “Bottoms Up.” She recently com­ waxed .floors,. No-rub Wax does Monday, April 28. istration has moved in as practicable the good work Mr. Prentice had 6:34iy-Sports Review. field. She b u been a professional pleted a tout of the southern states the trick. It’s 60 cents a quiart at 6:41— ^Famous Sa rlngs a manner as -posable to correct performed on the police force, and ’Thomas McGill, Jr.’s Paint Shop. 3 dancer for only a few years but has and Canada with this company. M. 6:48— ^Weather. chaotic conditions, eallihg for both in behalf of the gathering presented Dial 6887. .(WULOkAWlt. m oo— Organ Melodlea — Walter 6:45— Lowell Thomas. emergency and permanent treat­ Mr. and Mis. Prentice v^th pumer- ment." ^ Dawley, 7:00— Amos *n’ Andy. ous acceptable gifts for their n w 4:25— Clean-Up Week Talk. 7:16— Baby Rose Marie. Americans want recovery based capes or any other safe method of home. These Included a fireplace ASSOCIAHD PRESS exit. helpers; saw filers, tool sharpeners, 4:80— Roxanne Wallace. 7:80— George Gershwin and bis Or­ on sound policies and honest meth­ set, pictures and a purse of gold. grader operators, men experienced “But when there is a possibility CCC SEEKING SKILLED 4:45— 870tb Anniversary of Shakes­ chestra. ods, Hull contended, and not by Gwrge Relmer, brother of Mrs in blasting, jack hammer operators, of an interference with the right (rf peare's Birth. 7:46— Radio Nature League—Thorn­ such artlAclal measures as brought PTentice, sang several songs, and truck drivers, auto mecnanlcs (ex­ the 1926 boom and the “inevitable HAS 1,315 MEMBERS a citizen to express In print his 8;80— Frank Merrlwell's Adven- ton W. Burgess. cards and other games wlilled away COOKS FOR CAMP D U H perts only), stone masons, compres­ disaster of 1929" in its wake. view of any subject under discus­ tures. 8:80— Greek chorus. the time. A bountiful repast, fur­ sor operators, dynamite men, sur­ “W e ctti and should effect eco­ sion, then we are keenly on notice. 6:45— Bimkhouse Songs. 8:45— Babe Ruth — baseball com­ (Conttmied from Page One) nished by the visitors, was another veyors assistants, experienced in nomic and social rehabilitation,’’ be “You, here assembled, are the A s­ 8:00— Wrlghtvllle Clarion. ment, drama. pleasant feature. Tool Sharpeners, Truck Driv­ handling compass, survey notes and said, "to the extent dictated by sociated Press. ’The association was 6:80— Garden Musleale. 9:00— Greater Minstrels. photo service “continued its pro­ ers, ers. Auto Mechanics running out property lines, supply policies of sound liberalism, at founded on the determination that 6:46— “Frolics.’’ 9»‘80—— Twentieth Ceftury Ideas’’. gress, finishing tl)e year with a clerks, office work and capable of the same time preserve a u ^ tb e for the preservation of a free press. and Stone Masong Also 7:16— ^ w n c Sports Commcntktor. 9:46-Broadway Orchestra. larger number of participating mem­ taking dictation, handling corre­ fundamentals of popular govern­ bers than ever before, and operat­ It was essential that the dominant Wanted. 7:80—Shirley Howard and the Jes­ 10:00— Walter Damroscb and S3mi- STRIKERS TO CONFER spondence and tjrplng. Each appli­ ment. ing on a world-wide scale.” news-gathering and distributing or­ ters. phony Orchestra. cant will be judged entirely on the “This is the very essence of the Development of the feature serv­ ganization should be co-operative, The charity department has re­ 7:45— Smooth Rhythms — Norman 10:46— Three Blue Notes. merits of hl.9 experience and his N ew Deal. ice in 1983 was directed at more In­ non-profit making, non-partisan, IN HARTFORD TODAY Cloutier, director; with Frank 11:00t—Time, weather, temperature. ceived a second letter from tbe adaptability to the Job for which he "We are living in a new age with tensive regional coverage, particu­ Sherry, tenor and Florrle Bishop 11:08— Sports Review. non-sectarian, and with no econom­ Emergency Relief Commission, ask­ particularly applies. new conditions, Calling for new larly In the news picture mat divi­ ic bias whai’ever. \ Bowerlng. 11:16—Press-Radio News. ' ing for applicants for local skilled Applications will be received in remedial methods, and we Still have sion, state mat seiVlce were inaug­ ‘ ”11118 determination has resulted Hartford. April 23.— (A P)—Em­ e *8:00— Snow VUlage. 11:20— Cascades Orchestra, workers for the CCC camps. Skill­ RbOfn’ 11, Municipal building this men deeply imbued with the prin­ urated in a dozen states, and It was In the Associated Press of today.” ployes and strikers of two plants, 8:80—Lawrence Tlbbet, with Wil­ 11:80— RKO Midnight Frolic. ed camp cooks are in urgent de­ week. ciples oC free government, of honor, noted that “the number of newspa- The following have been nomi­ Pratt and Whitney Aircraft and •: ♦ liam Dal5T's Orchestra. 12:00— Hotel Pennsylvania Orches­ and of rove for humanity to make mand at tbe state camps now to be tra. ers served by financial wires at the nated to succeed the five directors Terry Steam Turbine, will meet to­ 9:00— The Gypsies. wise and carSful Application of all filled w^th the third diatt of Junior close of 1933 was greater than at of the Associated Press whose day in conferences from which 9:80—The Travelers Hour—Nor­ 12:30 a. m.— Montclair Orchestra. remedial policies And programs. enrollees. Eighteen cooks are to be the peak of the boom.” terms expire this year. there might develop settlement of man Cloutier, director; with The ‘T know the best traditions of recruited within the state. Mr. Noyes’ Speech Paul Bellamy, Cleveland (Ohio) the workers’ walk-out in these fac­ Three Leaders. this Republic will be thoroughly Plain Dealer. tories. The requirements for camp cooks 10:00— Contented Program. safeguarded and fully promoted. Mr. Noyes’ prepared speech on John Cowles, Des Moines (Iow a) are as follows: Full American citi­ 10:80— w n c Playhouse— Guy Hed* ‘GLOW UGlfTS OF SAN “It Is never wise, especially In a the freedom of the press follows: Terry Steam ’Turbine employes Register. will confer with the managem it’s zenship complete practical experi­ limd, director. time of crisis, to hearken too much “For more than forty years I ence in camp cooking. Applicants have been exhorting you, in season Edward Flicker, Bridgeport representatives in the office of 11:00— Press-Radio News. to the extreme reactionary or the may be between tbe ages of 21-45 R E r TO BE PRESENTED and out of season, on the essential (Conn.) Telegram. State Labor Commissioner Josrab 11:06— Dan Russo’s Orchestra. extreme radical, the extreme pessi­ and may be married. AUotznents to requirement of the preservation of Clark Howell, Atlanta (Ga) Con­ M Tone while Pratt and Whitney 11:30— ClSRle Lucas’ Orchestra. mist or the extreme optimist, the dependents for cooks and other a free press. stitution. aircraft workers, under Cliarlea T. 12:00 MIdn. — Hollywood-On-tho- Rehearsals Continuing for extreme deflationist or the extreme skiUed workers may be waived. Air. “This year,. I approach this sub­ Curtis B. Johnson, Charlotte (N. La Vista, president of Industrial inflationist, the extreme pacifist or Other jobs to be filled are: Trac­ Play to Be Given in Second ject with a trepidation never «be­ C.) Observer. Aircraft Workers of America, Inc., 12:80— Frankie Masters’ Orchestra, the extreme militarist,” tor operators men experienced on 1:00— SUent. Congregational Church. fore felt. For .this year It has occur­ J. R. Knowland, Oakland (Calif.) win meet with P. H. Gilpin, factory C o -m «k er Hull said the administration pro­ ‘’AUls-Chalmers” • caterpillar trac­ red to me that I was not the only Tribune. manager of the company. posed to cars for the unemployed tors; blacksmiths and blacksmith's Rehearsals are going smoothly voice speaking in the wilderness, F. A. Miller, South Bend (Ind.) • SIO to S100 Coth ee and the unfortunate, not by merely T" for the play to be given Friday eve­ but that the subject was imder diA- ’Tribune. CAsrseter Botii wttkomt toewr- granting them relief but by a pro­ Hr Of oo^onon. ning at the SScond Congregational gram calculated to work almess. cuBslon by very high authority. W. J. Pape, Waterbury (Conn.) HAT MAKERS STRIKE church, entitled “The Glow Lights equity and security to employes. “W e have been assured that nei­ Republican. C A LL 8773 • SU to SSOOooHtmhoU WDRC of San Rey.” This comedy-drama in "W e want to ellmiflate smd de­ ther the White House nor General Stuart H. Perry, Adrian (Mich.) FomiUum ot CohmAw 'ooo. three acts is by the pen of Myrtle stroy,” be said, “the major evils, Johnson contemplates any assault Telegram. FOR - 1 to 20 mootk$ 226 Hartford Conn. 1880 ENTERS SECOND WEEK to Girard Elsey, and is being present­ on our Constitutional immunities, Charles A. Stauffer, Phoenix abuses, manipulations And other UO' • Tho ovorogo monthly cost ed by the Mairrled Couples club, un­ but, nevertheless, some actual oc­ (Ariz.) Republic. Economical, fair practices In finance and com­ for SIO' 1$ only S IM whom Monday, April 28. der the direction of Rev. Frederick merce and industry detrimental. to currences have somewhat perturb­ Danbury, April 28.— (A P)—The repaid in 10 moPtht. This it C. Allen, with the addition of one legitimate business, Idbor and tbs ed our tranquility. I mention one, strike of about 1,000 employes of Guaranteed P M. or two of the young people and sev­ general public. rough bat shops in this city enter' hnttd^ on s monthly dtnrgn and one only. Radio Repair Service ni 4:00— Bill Huggins. eral of the children. Leading rolls "W e do not desire public regl “This is the case of a minor mer­ SETS HIS HOME AFIRE, ed its second week today wich lit­ (Are# per ceet en mpaM 4:15— Library of Congress Chamber will be played by Miss Shirley Mac- tle change ta the situation.'*Em- ba/asce. mentation, ut we shduld not per­ chant in Lynn, Massachusetts: pre­ TUBES TESTED FREE! Musleale. lachlan and Howard Keeney. The mit irresponsible regimentation by sumably relying on the Tree press’ DIES WITH CHILDREN 'ployes of the sizing department of 6:00— Skippy. full cast follows: Bill Smith, Fisher­ small private groups In their own clause of the Constitution, he or bis the Mallory Hat Company, who IDEAL AO^ATION^ 6:15— The Dictators. man of Hennes Point, Herbiert Ten­ selfish interests.” representative, ventured to. invoke voted last Friday to return to work A. W, BENSON saa-ess Hdla g<. tnO Floor 6:30—Jack Armstrong, All-Amer­ ney: Hayden Henderson, Banker of Small business Hull said, should the rights granted by that clause to (Continued from Page One) today, but were notified by officers RADIO SPECIALIST Rablaew BlSgr—PSob* TMl ican Boy. Palsburg, Meredith Stevenson, Jr.; be limited only in essentials such of the Hat Makers’ Union that their MAXCBBSTBR remark in print that the expected 711 Main Street Manchester 6:45— Brooks, Dave and Bunny. Peter Henderson, his son, Howard as minimum wages, decent wages stimulation of trade by the opera­ blaze that destroyed their North action was in violation of tbe rules 6:00— Mike Hanapi and his Melody Keeney: Harry Harleston, in love and conditions of work. tion of N R A , that he had anticipat­ Norfolk home, near Doolittle Lake. of that oiganlzation, as it bad not Boys. with Charity Brinlee, Clarence “The small business man, unlike ed, and which be had provided for The children • were Robert, 9, and received sanction of the union, did the great corporation,” Hull de­ 6:15— Bobby Benson and Sunov Sadrorlnskl; Jake Black, Patrol­ by extensive purchases of stock, Helen; 10. not resume work this morning. ’The clared, “is an Individual, and his Jim'. man, Prank Vlttner; Ann Smith, had not eventuated, and that con­ A third chfld who was boarding strike was called to enforce a de­ individuality is too great an asset 6:30— Skit. FlsbermAld, Shirley Maolachlan; sequently, so far as he was concern­ with the Wireulas was removed mand by tbe union (or .estoration to be endangered.” 6:35— Sam Robbins’ Orchestra. Charity Brinlee, A dancer, Mary ed, this marked the end of another from the building by Wirtula short­ of the wage scale in effect in 1939, Restoration of international com­ MUSICAL COMEDY 6:45— Tito Gulaar. Pohlmann; Ellen Carstalre, a daugh­ hoble experiment, end that his ly before the fire. State police said approximating a ralalmum e a n ^ f t 7:00— Myrt and Marge. ter of wealth, Alice Wolcott; Mrs. merce through negotiation of new the child, Arnold Hoffart, was the power of about 81.12 an hour. tariff and trade agreements were stock was offered at unparalleled The Quest Of A Gypsy** 7:15— Bert Lowe and Orchestra. Obrien, a widow, Antoinette Meister- four-year-,o,d son of a woman who declared by Bull to be an extremely sacrifice. Presented by the OeoUlan a u b of South M. B. Church under 7:80— Music on the A ir with Jl;nmy llng; Nora Clancy, Alwaye a-flghtin’ Johnson’s Action boards with a Mrs. Qrannla at Mor< POOR SHAD F ISl^Q Kemper. with Maggie, Ruth Allen; Maggie Important phasg of the recovery direction o| Thomas DIaxwell program. ‘Tou may remember that Gener­ rls Plains; N. J. 7:45 — Dave Burrough’s Hawaiian Murphy, who must have the larg­ Father Sets Fire Middletown, April 33.— (AP)— He contended American industry al Johnson in a dramatic outburst ' at Serenaders. est fish, even if she has to steal Wiraula’s wife told state police Although the sbati season officially and agrloulture would be greatly had asserted that withdrawal Of the i:00—Happy Bakers, Phil Duey, them from Nora, Ruth Vlttner. opened at sundown last Friday, qo m stimulated thtaugh the sale of sur­ Blue Eagle was equivalent to eco­ her husband set the fire aftei driV' Prank Luther and Jack Parker, catches have been reported as yet plus products and present overpro­ nomic death When, therefore, some Ing her and her father, Oscar Lait- North Mo E. Church Vestry to County Game Warden Ray M. ■Vivian Ruth. duction in fOBign markets. presumably subordinate authority ness, from the building early today. TUESDAY, APRIL M, AT 8 P. M. 1:15— Edwin C. Hill. Brlttlngham. He blames the fresh­ CURB QUOTATIONS “The Bltuawns to be met In all In Waahington withdrew tha Blue Mrs. Wirsula attempted to enter Benefit of. Church Equipment. et and a storm tide at Saybrook, t:80— Bing Crosby with Jlmnale fields of AmeBcan life and the pol­ Eagle from this luckless individual, her home to reecue her children, but Admission, 35c. Children under If, 16e. Greer’s Orchestra. she was repulsed by the flames. She the mouth of tbe Connecticut river, Assd Gas and Bleo icies that will be required will de­ because of indlsoretlon In exereising 9f00— Rote Ponselle, Mixed Chcrus, 1 then walked a half mile for aid, but ee being responsible for this un Amer Sup Pow ... pend vitally/’ he said, "on whether bis constitutional rlghta, he Andre Koetelanetz’s Orchestra. our trade With the rest of the world promptly went into receivership—, tbe building was quickly oonsupaefi usual condition. Blue Ridge .... »9*99»e999« 2% 9:30— "The Big Show’’ with Ger­ can be sustained or revived, or by the flames as tiie efforts of po­ Cent Stafes Bleo • 9 • • S I which so far as I know^he might trude Niesen, Itbam Jones' Or­ Cities Service whether it deteriorates. have done without this added pres­ lice, firemen and vohmteers . to chestra and Dramatic Cast. 3 Cities Serv,, pfd 20 "Increased foreign ^trade will be sure. reach it were impeded by the mud­ GOITRE POISONS 10:00— Wayne King’s Orchestra. an important factor In determining dy condition of the terrain. Bleo Bond and Share 1 • • e • e 9 17% The net result of this tneldent Is 10:80— Evan Evans; Baritone with the ultimate value of our currency. Mldweet Utils ...... 5-16 that without regard to the person­ Mrs. Wirsula, Incoheiaot and hys­ Orchestra. Niag Hud Pow ...... "If intematlOBal trade In not re­ nel Involved,’ It caused the press of terical because of the tragedy, told NERVES AND BQDY Be bi Step The Seasoi 6% 11:00— Fats Waller. stored the domMtic burdens of in police the quarrel began shortly Penn Road ...... 3% the United States, as our French 11:15— Press-Radio News. Segal Look creased ilnanolal relief, increased after she had returned from a con­ It’s Spring again and that means the advent of new % friends say, Turiously to think;’ “Sufferers of Goitre often do not 11:20— Charlie Davis’ Orehestra. Stand OU Ind employment, and Increased restric­ cert In Norfolk last night. flowers, fhruba and what hav^ yoo. veetee**#***: 27% “If this oan happen to Lynn re­ realise the danger of their afflic­ 11:45— Enoch Light’s Orehestra. United Founders tions on agrtaulture and industry 1 tailer, Who haa exactly the same tion” states a well known Battle United Gas .. are Inevitable.” . . •••••••< -8% constitutional protection that we Creek Goitre Specialist whose home Can Marconi I f your clothing has been making the brat M 2% have, why not to us? YOUTH IS KILLED treatment has brought entbuslaetic Winter, give it a break and have it DRY CLEANED^-. Mavis Bottling 1 “You will understand, therefore, reports from thousands of former we’ll make it look as good as new! CIVIC LEADER DIES that I approach mv annual exhorta­ Goitre victims. This specllalst ta NOTED ATHLETE MARRIED tion'to you with distinct reserve. IN STOLEN AUTO his warning against neglect of this WBZ-WBZA Bristol, April 38 — (AP) — Wallingford. ApiR 38.—(A P)— U p to StaSsa (Sugu) Hugret, former N. Y. U., ingtrous oonditioo, calls attention SprlngAald — Bostoa William Hodgkinson..4ong active so­ "So far u the polios poirera of (Continned from Page One) to u e thouaands of hoaoiin wrecks football add basketball star, has cially and ix eivie afilaire of the the various states art coaoemed, caused by Goitre. AnyoB* luflor- THE DOUGAN been married for more than a year town, dleditoday after a long period the Aasodated Proas, whloh is in tbe mall box. It read: “Be back tag who will write to m Physl- MONDAY, AFBIL IS, 1984 It was revealed today. He mSnied of falling health. Hb wat over 80 merely tha ooIleotiBs reportar eg its Wednesday. Dra’t wotty.” it was c l i ^ TrBatmeat. and. AdUeory Oo.. Alberta Manohester of this city at years of age. Surviving are bis 4:0Q p. na— Betty and Bob. memiMrs, has no concern* The stgned “Brother,” as he was affec­ Suite 671-D, 65 Michlgim Ave., B at­ MUlertoa, N . T., December 29,1932. widow, a eon and a daughter, one 6:16-^-Hobby Club— Wallace Street­ states can regulate the plumbing aa tionately called by bja family. tle Creek, Michigan, will receive Hugret is a member of the New grandson and a great-granddaugb- they please, they can prescribe as DYE WORKS < I^ e parents could not explain bis absolutely free a large illustrated er. York Giants professional football te;^; and a brother, Samuel Hor to fire escapes accord iu to their vlalt to Nonyalk. book on how to end (Soitre at boipe, 1:89—Oriando’s Cosmopolitan Hotel team and was prevented from play­ PHONE 715& -j.-.ih. kinson. His daughter IS Mra. Sweet wlUs--Qod forbid We ta- He leaves t i ^ sisters, besides hie without danger or operation. 8 c ^ fOisa Ensemble: ing last season by a knee injury. M. Barber of New To^. terfere in these days with fire es­ parents. your name todey.— ^Adv. MANCHEWTEB BVBNTM[G HBRALP, M A N C H m ^

nertheni paft of this dty where he tenseriv dreetor of •dviaar and truitae for tho olaso la as set tn o, B. X. DuFont DoNdsoura Powd PROF. 8(3iHIDT BEHER; arrival ot two QUEER D D IU P IIK Maaaall eatd-he .wae driving bis Plant Preoedisf PreoediSf Ida talk, the vlO' AMERICANS WIN automobile through Blast Berlin itors were welcomed to Connectieut sisnt&u ' . ROCKVniE College by President Katharine TOUAVEFORRUSSU all od tho ovonto woro oooduetod when three men, standing in the tho saftBsia SMpiwoa t mad, dgnaliad to him with aa elec- Blunt W raM entito adlaSa 1 .olaoi oemvlttOM. TU E TDID POUCE Tonight there wlU'be an informal AVUTmWARDS ttie flashlight. He stopped, they Hoad of Sortot (Sdantifle It* Naaalift atrasdid aaite^ dinner at the Mohican Hotel. whea tba M p aaab PahTl^ la oa effort to aceomamdats the Juaped Isto his ea r,. iorsed him p edition W as R aseood Ho* away from the wbed and bUndfold- IMPROVEMENT PLANS AT public and to laorease the financial eantly from lee Floes fn tho otaodlag of the d ty of RockviUo, lew Britan M u Stji He fd him, he oald. Tboig tbos drove KILI^ED BT, AUTO. WHijPott. T.&W .S«ttle, OUf Tm CobKtor Frtaeio Hup* a s s y aoUeo asd flsaUy ttharated h la Horwalk, Conn., April 28—(AP) A rctic. GOAT FARM MADE KNOWN proeht will be et the Town Clerk’o os a read laa^if from tMo d ty to —Mrs. George Gould of Jamaica, Office, Mataorial buildtag tonight WasBiyioUedudDriT- Hartford. He was sot lebhad of L I., died at the Norwalk hospital I^ome, Alaska, April M«*(AF1 Mn. A n e UndlMrih and for the c o l l e c t of unpaid city toonoy or barmed, he oald. When the this morning from injuries received Tret. Otto Bcbsddt lea ^ of a Bo* Gavammafii’a P. W. A. Ap» taxes tor the paot few yean, - aes Loft bis ear thoy took hlo top­ some hours before wlwi struck b.v Viet odestlfle expecktlcs reaeuod Con. RoNDdial Nimed. provM Spadflcailma for Al* Due to the fact that Ueno muet en A w ij. coat as automobile as she was eroeeing reeestly from loe floea ot tbo Are* iarationa §i Daoforooa Cor* be pot on property upon which the tbo Beaton Poet road in Darisn. tic oceas, bad reooverod ao wall to* nor Near Taloetmllo* taxce arc unpaid at the clooe of the c n b f i a r a ’ o o n v b n t x o h The pekoe reported the ear was from as attack of psomsoola fif^ year op Aufuot Tax Col* New Britala, April » — (AF) — drlvas ay Donald flteele, 87, ef that be p lo i^ to loave iuadiy for flH f. AfH\ »S^(AW) - Twc lector Hupprodit aae aireed tc hold New Terk, es reuto to MOaeew. Jooeph MiaHJi, ft , of fS Hew Brl' How L^ondoa, April M—(AF) — BkMBfleld, N. J, He was arrested AiMrtMft ftvtotlan fM t« et I N I — Oovonmont ofproval hao horn ro* a>frattp m opecial oeceTeae to cave Tbo Cooneotlcut V a ll^ asd lUiedo to Mralt as Inoulry by the eoronor Wbllf be asd Ptlbt Oaerfe Usha­ tain Read, Kcaoisgtea, entered Wil$y FofC'f wcrtd fUflit u d U«ut. eolvod from tho FWA fofommont the taapayoro aicacy. Xdasd oecttoso of w Aaarleaa asd provided a hosd ef 12,600. kov made tbolr praparaflosA tbo hoadtiuartoro at Srldfoport, altera' Me will each Monday eve# police beadfluartora Is thlo dtp loes ObasUeal g o e i^ a a t at Oeoseetlout Mra. flould, who woe 47 years old, etbor Ruoolas refugoea raoeuod/ nns OMwn«04«r T. 0 . W, niBf for the neat few weeke at tlw tlono have eomplotod in tho after midMght t ^ asd oald JM OeOita today. ^ bad a fkuU fraoturoHsd other iS' the ico by alrplasoa won baisf itr*tMph«M btlloen »0eHt0ten town cle^'e office, tbould the bad beas wdsapad w t u t B a d » i f , Cbarlaa Haoaa, praaldost ot iurlaa. After being struck she woo transferred from UoUs asd Vas w$r$ rt^ftrd«4 todfty with th« fUr> layout of tho "doath trap" olimina' hack taaco com# in in eubotantial more tbas as sour hafora, Wind' tka Chtmiaal oo^otf, opok# es U takas to the boapital by a passing Harem to It. Uwreoea bay. tbasoa moh IstfrMtiooAl trephitf of th« tlon at tho oo«oallod '*Ooat Farm'* ameunto be will continue each Mom toided and drlvas to a point Is tho Half Oosruiy of Cbeaiotry>" Of. m etorlft to Provldssoo bay en tbo flibarlaa and tho oontraot hao hoon awarded day as long m fundo arc being paid ShUrMUoMl Lotfuo of Aviotoff. for the ooeotruotlon of tiM now Tot- to tbe dty treaoury. !■ tM^ttoii, Mfi. AhM Umow and tumfiho hifhway throufh Tat' M e ii^ ovesliig hae bccB oug' twartfod tho Mtionot oottvlllo and Vofnon eontor. gootedaa Chio io On pay day io tho Ay to uo outfUndiif Amori' With fi§ Pf^riat of fovo bMal factodof asd t^ o •Vitim fof hor flifst arouad mroval of fMidcsU who^oMh th ^ pay nioft of tho AJ^tio with hor huo* ItfH hotwoan T and I daloob, htM w loaroi of a oommofoial B y t-Taaohera* Mootfag traoi^wlo air foutr _ _ Tbo Farost/Pcaobofo’ aaoodatlon i ^ t . CotnmaAdor 0. 8 . Rotoa* dlvlilon of of Sllisgtos lo to hold a meetlag Is daht« famou# diriflhio oaport of tho the Town Mall Tuooday evoatog at tmitod itatoff Afavy, aioo wai wbloh a larga ausiher fr m Koik- You iwardod a national tronhy. TntomationaJ troyhioi aro mmd S 'jn Mlia Jon! I vidod for tho ''ohamflM" avim . rotura It ts Mm s HIoo WillW dva a dosMsatratlos way dopartmont is Hai oxorciNifO for Hooping tho Tnisrmatisfl wao n _____ trm nuodco in haraioalouo I . Harmon, Amorloan aviation u p tho oMtrast d o p a H ^ t of tbo tlon Cosnootlout ltat« blfsway OMart* ___ ...a ltb ," most that tbo warb aaa otaraai^ All pariioo istereoted are invited to People Now Saving Money tlmo that tho oostraatar Io nadF fa award and Milo, M aryn H ll^, Fronoh woman who flow into Alia ^ter tho sscotwg' and baok lelo wen tho intomatlonal at tho daat Fami tm o fray Pf^f award for woman fliori,^ wit/85*S2Sii^^ Tho awardi aro mado on tho poll takos, oMMi tho aorofloutioal______autherl Using and5 ioMMlf ^ J throuflMut tho wi ooBdltloB for^thc aooooS' . and paot wlnaoro ot tho trovbiu. aayoof witg ifivo opupokMlSf from •uporlntosdont of Fuhllo Worto wont around tho world— t h o i ^ t aval, O m to i , MUso li to grado the loi m T daya, 11 houra. 4# Tbo m S S ^ M d ItvStl thOB b o i l e d a ^ ffliatttoo-H'ioooivod moro than four SM adlao aa to ha is porwot oo8dl» timoo Qof for tho fummor soostto. filer whiloI iottlo,lottlo, ^who 0 rooo to moremei than *P0< a « j s : foot in blf pHutnUn of ^ Theoe ehangao In tho ahape wara paortsf th ^ fb Hosry Fork, They itratoophoro, Moo w*o an oaoy win- madej haaasaahooasio'lt It wai aid i oosdddod Era aSo amad sot to damage the that tha two roada.onitbe RoekdM outfldd, ^ _ nor of tho ophorloal balloon piloto ELECTRICa ./ COOKING Town Taaoa ^^HaUenaJ trephloo alao aro jraatod TdR flsuaaiorOdlootor WiUasi by Harmon, tho roolplonta for i t i t . la M toport to the Beard ef inoludiaf tho Xtaliaa, Franooaoo ouch an onpandlturo In oio li isos Tueaday tveslsg es bio A follo, who ooUbllohod a now ooa* ato future, work of eoUeotiSf tho 1984 town ploM opood rooerd of 440 mtloo an Xn plaoo of tho ahapod later* tiSOf. hour} ftoArfontino avlatorjFraO' oeotlon of tho ooncroto roada end The report li expeeted to Isdl the macadam roada at tha float On Manchester's New Low Rates! eiaeo Mondoa oonoalvoa; tho Chilean eate tbo eellootloa of nmre than 90 aviator, Marolol Arredondo, and a Farm, thla lon o eggihaped y pereost ef tbo tows taxes at the woman fUor Viola Btaokbum: tho will ho loamad. Tbo oenmuto ^000 ot the discount period which •atvaderoan p ll^ Herman l a m , roado, oror which traffic now pacaea ended on last Monday evenii and the Mpanloh fllori, Mariano will be tom up at the atari of the April 16. Barboron and Joaouin Collar, who work. • ^ A dlooount^ five percent wao porlohod on tbolr fUfbt to Moxleo. The sew layout at the **Ooat akowod on all taxes paid before Farm” la beet inuatratod by putting A i^ 16 and all taxes must be paid a large egg-ahapad park up « a from now on, Xn addition to the coK handle en the emaller end of the leotlott ef the full tax of 16 mlllo irk with tfTe apuro leading off the there will be added aa Interest HEBRON Crger end. oharges of nine percent on all un The larger end of the egg-ehaped paid taxes. park baa a eroaa-Une meaaurement Blllo ineurrod by the town for Emeet K. Schindler of 820 feet ori a elreular radlua of Tbe funeral of Ernest K. Sebln' n o w roBieval foUowlnf the two 160 feet while on the amaller end dler, who died at bis home Friday, later winter bllasardo have all boon the radlua la but 120 feet or a was held yesterd^ afternoon at eroao-hne moaaurement of 200 gaty from tbe Triaitv , Lutheran bonded In. Tbo loot batob of MUo feet. The len ^ of the te'ihaped eamo only a few dayi ago. Tba bllla Church. Rev. E. O. Pleper, pastor rk Is 860 feet to the center line of of tha church offldatro. Burial total approximately |1,089. This io Se highway on either end. was at tbe Grove Hill cemetery. in addition to the cost of work done With the approach from the The bearers were members of the under CWA auoplceo, wblcb would emaUer end ot the egg-abaped Church board, Carl Sbeneider, ■ '' park on the Talcottville end, the Charles Plnglc, William Schmalz, bring the oxpenM up to about HOO concrete highway now in uee will more. In former days such work Emil T. Hallacber, Charles Schnei­ have to be wm up for a dlatanee of der and George Schneider. as this was done by public farmers nearly 400 feet. TWe ooncrete win . i • • 5 i '-- who owned ox teams and made no Mr. Scfainerienced more difficulties tba" any other class and /ound it tion of cruelty. In her suit, she were callers Saturday afternoon at asks for alimony and the custody the home of the latter’s moth^, difficult to get 85,000 together. A de^dt veas charg^ against of her minor son. A trust fund Mrs. Anne C. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. created for Towne from which he Sellers and baby Horace were also eadv^ember this past month of 'The Manchester Electric Company closero 820, as the dass needed draw* the income oa 4,000 shares week-end visitors at their. Hebron 82,000 to complete the funds. of Tale and Towne stock, has been home. With a per capita cost of dose to attached in Stamford. 778 Main St Phone 8181 People here are enjoying meals of 850, and a membership well over dandelion greens. The dandelions one himdred, several class “ftnan- nSDEBAli OBDERS are Itugre and plenty, following the< den” were needed to get all the many rains and sua&y days. money, together and to keep It In Washington, April 28—(AP) — Hebron delegates to the older ■afe keeping. The War Department has announced , ' AUTHOMZED DBALBR8: boys and girls conference at Som­ A systematic system of bookkeep­ the appointment of Edward Maiinua ers Friday and Saturday last were ing vras employed in keeping track ConkUne, Jr., of 46 Clifton avenue, G. B. Kalth FumltiiiB Go. — Standard MwnUnji Co.'— Johnson & Uttlo — Komp:^Inc, — Mvrphy’s D r « — Pottartaa # I M Mabel and saien Hills, Sherwood erf the accoura erf the five score otu- West Hartfmrd, aa a second lieuten­ J. W. Halo Co. — Watnns Brother! — Chefa Servke Station — Wethtfell Motor Salit. m GrilDn, and Bradford Smith. dents. The dally dues were entered ant in the Coast ArtUleiy Reserve. A rehearsal of St Peter’s junior by “colleoton” appointed byi the James Frando Hattlags, Jr., of vested choir was held Friday eve­ clasi and regularly .depositea in the 418 Park street. New Britain, was ning at the home of Miss Clarissa savings banks. n a m ^ a second lieutenant in the In* PV^otOB. Prindpal PhlLp M. Howraet|d as faati^ Reeefve.

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starring In ^^Gallaiit At SlAte llieati^ WediMiAR AIIIGE N ^Qaeer Twists ^ ^^OM/WC J^m/AY KATHARINE HAVILAND-TAYLOR DRIVl tn Dayi^s News .MC.. Lofl Angelas—One nignt In the BEGIN HERE TODA¥ can be just as much a lady as any­ FABLITO, a handgome yoQdi ae- West Ifartford Man Taken ring with Jack Dempsey was enough body else if I want to!*! Discs of for Lloyd B. Davis, giant negro Aortafe ■ State eaaed of a murder he did not oom- color were burning on her cheeks. ndt, eao 4 >efl from Key Weet to Ha- police officer, and municipal Judge Noyes looked at her then, appraui- to Hospkal After Car Jsadore Dockweiler agreed with him. vana with two thieves, BEAU atad ingly, but with pity in his glance CoBnedicqt Becaite if LOTTIE. In Havana, under the Davis was awarded 836 judgment and her anger dic^ leaving her against Jack Kearns, former Denip- name of *‘Joanito,” be becomes cele­ wilted and trembling. Strftes Pole. Severe W nter. brated as a boxer and be and Bean sey manager, for the one night stand She went to her own room and three years ago. open a gymnasinm. ___ there wept Wtteriy. Even an Pabllto loves y.HTiCT.T.E F nr.T.n, astounding purple lounging suit, Newefi N. Hathaway, 82, of 226 Kearns refused to pay him, Davis Strawborry growers, daughter of rich JIM FTOLD, and North M*i« street. West Hartford, said, because he would not work out with' the Manchester fm it compounded ^ pajama ^^trousers, a is at the Manchester Memorial hos­ the week for which he was hired. she loves him. l%ey meet and plan vest and flaring cape, could not have started removing the hay and to marry, but field breaks iqi the pital and the automobile that Hath­ "One night against that man is console her. She sat, her tears away was driving Is at a local gar­ pme covering from rows at berries affair, taking Estelle away. Two partially dried, on the edge of the enough for anybody," asserted years later she becomes engaged to age badly damaged, as a result of Davis. and find that they have weathered bed, the lounging suit crumbled an accident on East Center street the sub zero weather of Ikst wintw ALEC DAVIDS. about her. She sat whispering to Garmlsch-Partenkirchen, Germany SIR AUBREY, titled English­ near the East cemetery at 6:S0 yes­ —A sausage proved to be good rob­ in fine shape. All look straog and herself, “ ‘Isn’t,’ not ‘ain’t’. An’ terday morning. healthy. Last year’s crop is likely to man and Pabllto’s father,, has been stop sayln’ ‘My God!’ an’ quit call­ bery insurance for Alois Lechleitner, searching for his son, Mnplojdng Hathaway was driving east at Walking home late at night, Lech­ be enlarged upon, judgi^ from tile in’ Noyes an ‘ole goat.’ ’’ ! the time and, according, to wit­ condition of the vines now being un­ BILLINGS, New Fork detective. But she knew, sitting there, that leitner was attacked by a robber. Believing Estelle faithless, Pab- nesses who were following him, was Wielding his sausage, Leichleitner covered, and with a shortage of ber­ the most paiTis^’^king mastery of unsteady in hia driving. The car ries in the sections north of Con­ lito asks little to marry him. the rules of grammar could not broke the robber's knife and thump­ Field loses his fortune and Davids crashed into a pole. Because of hia ed him on the head. necticut because of the cold smooth the way ahead of her. injuries and his inability to help weather, prospects for a big year breaks his engagement to Estelle. ’There was something else that was The sausage withstood the rough She and her father return to Hava­ himself, Quiah’s ambulance was call­ trea,tment, but not the robber, who are looked forward to. Last year, wrong. Dabbing her nose and ed and conveyed him to the Man­ there weis sold in the local market na MARCIA TREADWAY, who mopping her eyes, Lottie wondered chester Memorial hospital. He was was knocked unconscious and sur­ knows Pabllto is innocent of the what it could be. That night she rendered to the police. 555,000 worth of strawberries. to have appeared in town court this There will be little return from murder charge, at last tells the found out. morning but had not sufficiently Montreal—King George V., the truth, clearing him. fourth English sovereign under peaches this year. recovered from his injuries. In addition to having a successful Estelle writes to Pabllto. NOR­ They had motored in to Havana The charge is operating a motor whom she has lived, sent this mes­ RIS NOYES, who befriended Pah- for dinner—Lottie, Noyes Md Pab­ vehicle while imder the Influence of sage to Mrs. A. B. Buchanan of year in the nuirket in 1933, the Uto as a child, comes to see him. llto—without having decided where liquor. Montreal; members of the Strawberry associa­ they would go and discussing the “The King and Queen send you tion also report a saving made m NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY subject on the way. ’Turning dov.m congratulations and best wishes on the purchase of fertilizer and bas­ San Rafael, the car was heid up by your himdredth birthday.” kets for berries this year. They were CHAPTER XLVI a congestion of traffic at a oyrow LAR(X CROWD EXPECTED Mrs. Buchanan was bom April 22, able to buy in large lots and in so Pabllto wrote Estelle, telling her comer ahead. As they waited Pab­ 1834, in Ireland. doing were able to get a much low­ bluntly that he was engaged to llto looked into the eyes of a girl AT CARD PA RH TONIGHT Falls City, Neb.—Three year old er price. Lottie Hines, who had long been as­ standing with an older man on the Wilfred Ebel’s camera-eye forced his sociated with him and Beau in their curb. She nodded coolly, without a Daddy into a stage situation the work. He would not add a word be­ change of expression. Pablfto’s Prizes for Bridge. Whist and script didn’t cover. yond the truth which stood out cheeks paled and then flushed vio­ Setback at St. Bridget’s Appearing in a parish play at St. Recreation ('enter harshly on the page. After he had lently. A moment later the car Hall; To Serve Refresh­ Paul’s Evangelic Lutheran church, flnished the letter he dropped his was on its way again. the father, Louis Ebel, followed the Items of Interest head for a little time to feel the “Who was that girl?” Lottie tsk- ments. script closely when he “misplaced” cool paper against his hot cheek. ed Noyes when she was alone with bis cigaret case and then asked: Then, quite steadily, he sealed and him at home later. St Bridget’s weekly card party ‘ Now, where can I have laid my "7:15 to 8, women’s gym class; 7 addressed the envelope. As he sent “I suppose it was Estelle Field, ’ will be held this evening in the new­ ciraget case?” to 8, plunge for men; 8 to 9, plunge it off he felt that part of his life he answered without pretending to ly renovated hall located in the base­ It’s on the table under those for women; 8:30 to 9:15, men’s gym was flnished. “Life, an experiment,” misimderstand. ment of the church. Play for bridge, sacks, Daddy,” piped Wilfred proud­ class; 9:30 to 10, plunge for , men he remembered reading somewhere, “Oh,” Lottie murmured. She whist and setback will commence at ly from his orchestra seat. following gym class. “to which we are, by birth, com­ went up to the roof then into the to hope no more and I gfuess it was friends to eliminate this now un­ eJght o’clock. The dance this week will be held mitted.” dSLTk, for the stars and moon were the thing to do—” welcome obstruction in “Jessica’s” In addition to the prizes awarded PUBLISHER DIES Thursday night from 8 to 1. Mias He found things a little easier muted by a mist. She understood Sometimes, perhaps, the master AMUSEMENTS life result in complications that for the highest scores in each sec­ America (Miss Marlon Bergeron) after he had mailed the letter. The now, Lottie told herself, slttmg weaver pauses to look at the form a most unique ahd thrilling tion, there will be an attractive door New London, April 23.—(AP)— will be here in person and her or­ door was shut and no longer swing­ shivering in the warmth. She had tapestry that is made of lives; to story; bandied in such a manner by prize. Guy Holt, 42 years old, a New chestra will furnish the music for ing enticingly to tempt him to seen the letter Estelle had written pull a thread from the pattern that the authors that a thorough ‘'spine- Preceding the distribution of York publisher, died suddenly Sat­ the dancing. turn traitor. Pablito. She had “found it” in his makes a color discord, to tie two COMMAND TO SHOOT chilling” is assured. The comedy prizes, an entertainment one of the urday night at Montville where he He watched the progress of his coat pocket and she remembered other threads and then go on with element is strongly stressed, re­ features of the evening, will be pre­ was a guesi at the summer home of new home with stolid disinterest. the gossip of years before that had the weaving. And sometimes there MUSIC TO HER EARS lieving the tautness of the mystery sented. As announced previously, Paul Kiefler of New York City. He and Noyes often went for long hurl her so. After a while she IS a knot in the threads mads of thrills and the tenseness of the dra­ the Dubaldo Brothers, Manchester’s Mr. Holt whose residence was at motor trips into the country. He went downstairs into the big room lives and a little pause and a lit­ ma. favorite young entertainers, will 3516 79'h street, Jackson Heights, sold some property at a proflt and once more. Noyes had gone to tle suspense while they are being Beautiful Aim Harding at One Jessie Royce Landis is featured in render their most popular “request N Y., went with his wife to the bought more, changed some bonds bed and Pabllto waa reading. untangled. Time Worked for New York the play, as are the performances numbers.” Refreshments will be Kleffer place to spend the week­ and lost a good sum thereby. Eat­ “Put down your book,” she or­ (To Be Oontinned) given by Alexander Qark and Al­ served. end. He'was apparently in good ing, sleeping, walking, driving, he dered roughly. With a little lift Insurance Company. lan Tower. The excellent support­ Each weekly card party has health when he retired for the was always striving with feverish she settled on the edge of the table ing company given to these featur­ drawn large gatherings to St. night, but was stricken by heart eagerness to keep his waking hours where she sat swinging her feet Whether it’s cannon Are or camera ed players includes John Leslie, Bridget’s hall. As this is the first disease. The cause of death waa - -filled to overflowing. This was the and smiling down at him brightly. Are, the command to “shoot!” is William MacFadden, Anton Stengel, social function to be held in the re­ announced in the report of Dr. John ‘ experiment to which he was com­ “I had a letter from Beau this Overnight A. P. music to the ears of Ann Harding. Doro Merande, Willard Dashiell, decorated parish hall, the commit­ J. Donahue, the Montville medical mitted; this was the experiment morning,” she announced. Pabllto For this star of “Gallant Lady,” Madeline AMiton, Paul BkUantyne, tee in charge has made a particular examiner The body was taken to called life. was Instantly alert. News the 20th Century production which Evelyn Aller and David Pardoll. effort in preparing for a record New, York yesterday. “Do you realize,” Noyes said a “Is he all right?” she asked. is this week’s attraction as the William MacFadden directed the creaking attendance. Mrs. C. L. Ma­ month after Pablito had written “Sure. Gettin’ along grand. He’s State theater, weis bom in Fort Sam production. honey and Edward Moriartv will be the letter to Estelle, “that you can sellin’ Florida real estate to South Manchester, N. H.— Nahum Houston, Texas—the daughter of assisted by the following commit­ CONSTIPATED go anywhere you like now, since Hosiah Bachelder, former governor American millionaires.” General George Grant Gatley. tee: Mrs. William Shea, Mrs. Wil­ After Her uf • • to Mias 'Treadway made her state­ Pablito smiled. of New HampsMre, farmer and Her childhood was spent at vari­ liam Halsted, Mrs. Inez Batson, Mrs. ment to the police and Beau’s ^run­ Lottie went on. “Pablito—” writer, dies. He was 79. ous military posts, and as a young THREE DIMS KILLED First Baby ning away has been accepted is a Newport, R. I.—Two men charged John McCarthy, Mrs. Joseph O’Gtor- “Yes, Lottie.” Suddenly he fs’t lady she attended private schools in man. Miss Eleanor Dwyer, Miss •“S ’.* •* confession?” a gentleness toward her that he with wearing U. S. navy uniforms New Jersey, Anally graduating Pablito smiled. Go where he without authority sire detained at IN TOWN BY AUTOS Mabel Sheridan, Miss Catherine Mc- Finds Relief had not known before. from the Baldwin School in Bryn Guirer Miss Edna Fritch, Thomas liked? He was a priwner in the “Pabllto, I’m goin’ to Beau. Him the naval torpedo station, a sentry Mawr, Pennsylvania, where she Safe, All- experiment. He was still smiling and me have worked together a found them in the station school Sullivan, James McLaughlin, Henry Vegetable Way buildings. specialized in music and languages. Mutrie, John Merz, Joseph Moriarty, JUS^ ovJt *fHO*** ' as he said, “I can take trains and long time, you know. He asked For a brief period she worked for Automobiles figured in three cases She had given up .o* boats anywhere. I know that. I me in the letter I got today. I East Providence, R. I.—Beatrice James HoUeran, Gerald Sullivan, hope of anything but Primmer, 11, lifts her infant sister the Metropolitan Ufe Insurance in Manchester between Saturday Lawrence Moonan, Ernest Roy. paraai reiia until she n* suppose,” he added slowly, “that guess they ain’t any use to pretend Company, but it was not long be­ night and Sunday afternoon and learned of famous all- that is something.” about it—you an’ me ain’t suited. ’ out of a baby carriage a moment -vegetable Nil Tablets Lo o m i ,lmAH before the carriage was struck by fore she foimd herself a psul of the three axe dead as a result. The first (Nature’s Remedy). But now after years of Naerb/TewM He did not see her face then for an automobile and carried 400 feet group known as the Provincetown fatal case was on West Center chronic constipation and biliousness—what Beau’s wife disappeared soon aft­ he was looking down at his tightly Players of New York’s Washington street, near Cooper street, Saturday MISS DOROTHY MARKS a changel New pep—new color and ■vitality P e r s o n a l F i n a n c e C o . er her husband. She went away on the bumper. —freedom from bowel sluggishness and in­ gripped hands. Biddeford, Me.—John W. Robin­ Square. She had expected to carry night. The next was on Oakland testinal poisons. This all-vegetable laxative Room 2, State Theater with a pallid northerner who had “I never meant to—have any­ son, 80, dean of newspapermen in a spear or do sometl^g equally un­ street Sunday and Highland Park WINS WASHING MACHINE gentlv stimulateeiLee me the enureentire bowel,ouwtu. gives Balldlna, TBS Mala Street. been employed as a clerk in a cheap thing changed, Lottie,” he made pretentious at the beginning, but complete, thorough Maacheater. Phoae 84SS hotel. “I’m through with Beau,” New York county, dies. turned in the last case yesterday elimination. ^ himself say. the moment they saw her she was afternoon. Get a 26c box. The oaly eharae la threh she said harshly, standing in the “Well, kiss me goodby!” she in­ selected for a leading role—at S38 In each case a dog was killed and Samuel Turkington Draws All druggistB’. percent per moath oa na- doorway with her traveling bag at vited with a splendid jauntiness. a week! Warden Raymond Robmson was paid amonnt of loan. her feet. “If you ever see him He kissed her with more love than FOUR PERSONS KILLED Lucky Ticket After Closing " Quick relief for add indigo again,” she went on, ' uo Lottie, Three years of «q>er1ence In stock called upon to remove the bodies of Hale’s Store Saturday. TUMS tion, hwrtbum. Only 10c. he had ever before shown. FOr a companies followed and then Ann from the side of the road. far as “tell him so and that I wish he was moment she clung to him and he in heU.” IN AirrO ACCIDENT startled Broadway with her mag- be was able to learn, each 'dog had Ifiss Dorothy Marks, 97 Main thought he heard her sob, but when nifleent performances In “Tarnish,” been hit and killed by automobile “Sure,” Lottie agreed. 'Til tell she raised her face he saw that street, wsus the lucky winner of the “Stolen Fruit,” “The Woman Dis­ drivers who did not stop. VOSS electric wasnlng machine him. Maybe he’ll return the com­ she was dry-eyed and smiling. Lunenberg, Mass., April 23 — puted” and “The Trial of Maiy pliment.” Smiling rather toedly, but smiling. (AP)—A Sunday automobile ride Dugan.” ' which was given away by The J. Lottie went into the big room Noyes said next morning as Lot' ended in the dea^s of two men, a W. Hale company and C. E. House Ex p e r t T russ F itting Her then husband Harry Bannis­ and Son, Inc., during the three-day where Noyes and Pabllto were tie was about to depart, “But woman and an infant as their car ter was scheduled to appear in a lounging and pretending to read child. Beau is married!” was struck by Uie. locomotive of a POUCE COURT department managers sale held Comfort Ouaronued Pasadena presentation of “Strange Thursday, Friday ana Saturday of the day’s newspapers. “Lou’s gone,” “Hell!” Lottie answered. “I nev­ train at a grille crossing near the Interlude,” so Ann preceded him to she announced. “And, my God, she er was so much for conventions!” old Lim enb^ station. the Coast, intending to enjoy a last week. n j o y comfort, se­ gimme a dirty look!” The victims were: Mr. and Mrs. Loren Bartholomew, 29, of An­ During the three-day sale a num­ E curity, snd complete quiet, wifely existence for a time, dover, and Michael W. Lynch, 28, bered ballot was given with each satisfaction by wwmg Then she repeated the conversa­ Until the bend of the road took Antonio Lopresti, their year old keeping house for her talented hus­ tion, detailing what shet had said daughter, Phyllis and Mrs. Lopre- oi South Windsor, were con'^oted fifty dents and over cash purchase. one of our EX c ELSIO k them from sight she looked back at band and tbfilr baby daughter, Jane. of drunken driving in town court NON-SKID SPOT PAD and what Lou had said. Noyes Pabllto and Noyes. ’Then she stared sti’s father, Antonio C. Simonle. All But there was no hiding this bril­ These ballots were deposited in a made no' comment. He folded his came from East Boston. this morning before Judge Ray­ ballot Dox in the basement and the TRUSSES. ahead, seeing nothing but Pabllto. liant girl’s glowing light under a mond A. Johnson. Fines of |100 These light-weight ap- newspaper carefully and laid it on She was weeping silently and with­ The accident occurred shortly af­ lucky winner was drawn by Samuel for you and PIT your cast bushel. She was “discovered” by and costs were imposed, |25 of the 'Turklngton, town clerK, as soon as pliancee with their saniUry a nearby table, avoiding looking out troubling to wipe the tears ter seven o’clock last night at a Hollywood inside of a week, and she NON-SKID Improved Spot perfectly I either at Lottie or Pablito. Noyes crossing guarded by automatic fine being remitted in each case the store closed Saturday night at Come. in today—to delay from her cheeks. “If he knowed,” foimd herself flghting the tempta­ when it was brohght out by Attor­ Pads work like msgi'c—re­ was embarrassed, Lottie saw. Pab­ she thought, “he’d know I do love lights. ' tion to acc^t^ one of five motion nine o’clock. quiring only one-half the is dangerous. lito was not embarrassed by her ney W. S. Hyde, defending counsel, Both Elmer Weden, manager, and him!” picture offers. that the accused men bad good rec­ pressure oi ordinary trusses. account of the combat lately. “He “Stop at La Merced,” she told Among her spectacular film tri­ Herbert House, president of the The “RAISED SPOT” on ARTHUR don’t even seem to know what he ords and the Imposition of the full Hale concern, were enthused over the NON-SKID pad does the the driver,, and in the church she WAPPING umphs were “Holiday” for Pathe, sentence would work a hardship on DRUG STORE eats half of the time,” Lottie de­ knelt. “Well, God, it’s all over, ’ “The Animal Kingdom” for R.K.0 the sale and said that the VOSS trick. the immediate families. electric washer was given away as Save money; don't experi­ 846 Main St„ Bublnow Bldg. cided with wonder. sbe said in her conversational pray Miss Blanche Belcher, daughter and “When Ladies Meet” for M.G.M. She perched on the arm of Pab- Bartholomew was arrested on a prize during tblh department ment—let our competent fit­ Phones: 8806—8809 er. “Make her make ,him happy of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Miss Harding is five feet two Main street April 16 at 13:16 a. m. managers’ sale caused quite a bit of ter select the proper type lito’s chair and asked with an as­ and It’ll be all right with me—” Belcher, spent the week-end with Inches tall, wlm a vibrant, magne­ sumed air of jauntiness, “’That by Officer David GaUlgan when the entbusituim. They were glad that Out in the sunshine again Lottie her aimt, Mrs Edwud Skehan of tic personality. Her wealth of ash- officer saw the car driven by Bar­ the winner was s local customer of wasn’t so lady-like, was It?” said, “The'docks.” Her tears dried Hartford. blonde hair is always dressed in tholomew was not being operated There was no answer. Pabllto madonna fashion. Her eyes are the store. on her cheeks as she rode in the Miss Latimer of the Avon Street properly. The VOSS electric washer that was reading and had not heard heat of the day. > She felt rested Mission in Hartford was the speaker blue gray and peculiarly expressive. what she said. Lynch was arrested on Windsor was given away is sold in the and yet dulled and heavy. “Any­ for • the United 'Workers iMt She weighs about 109 pounds. street by Officer Raymond Griffin bouse-fumlshing department of the “Damn it!” Lottie flurg out, ‘I how,” she thought, ‘1 don’t have Thursday afternoon. About twenty She is an accomplished pianist, after the officer conun^deered a enjoys tennis, golf, swimming, tnd Hale store. It is a large size wash­ of the Federated Workers of the car and chased Lynch to the north­ er with a porcelain tub. It is equlp- Wapplng church were present a is an ardent aviation entbuMist west part of town. “Gallant Lady”, a Joseph M. p^ with an attached electric guests, Mrs. H. V. Parker was the Charles A. Phelon of Blast Hart­ wringer and is sold with Hale’s chairman for the refreshments.' Schenck-Darryl F. Zanuck presen­ ford pleaded guilty to oiieratlng a tation, is released through United complete guarantee. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Grant of motor vehicle without a license The winner is asked to call at the Sacrifice Sale A rtists. South Windsor spent the week-end early this morning. He was arrest­ Hkle store as soon as possible and. in Brooklyn, New York, with their ed on Center street at 3 a. m., by "THE DABK TOWEB’* see Mr. Weden, Mr. House or Paul daughter and her husband, Mr. and Officer Joseph Prentloe. He was Ferris. Mrs. George Langretb. From Vinos MoKnlfht found guilty and paid flO and costs. Rev. Harry 1^ Martin’s subject Alsxsndst Woollcott, caoontsur, The ease of James Foley, charged Sunday morning at the* First Con­ dramatic critic, exemplar of adipos­ with reokleas driving, was contin­ LOCAL MAN ARRESTED 50,000 Plants gregational Church of South Wind­ ity, and apostle of inertia, sufll- ued by Judge Johnson upon recom­ sor was, "What Is the Gkispel?” olently stimulatod by collaboration mendation of Prosecuting Attorney The Christian Endeavor service was with George S. Kaufman', turned William S. Shea for one week, un- AS RECKLESS DRIVER omitted OB account of the church out the framework of a myitary dei bond of $100. Foley was ths services. melodrama, the lighter touches of driver of a taxi wbloh struok Sher­ Evergreais, Trees, Shrubs, Vines Mrs. Belle L. Johnson of Wind­ which came from the facile pen of wood Cooe of 34 Foster street sad Clifton L. Potter of 28 LlUey the collaborator. When It was fin­ sor Is caring for her sister-in-law, Miss Betty Moorahouse of 99 Proa- Street to Appear Next Mon­ Mrs. Ruth B. Johnson at the John­ ished, they faced In unison at their Perenniak, Rock (kffdoi. pact itreet at 8;30 last night In day In Court. son block. Mrs. Ruth B. Johnson brain child and with one voice they front of the Johnson block on Main was formerly a resident of Wap- christened it "The Dark Tower" and street. oast it out on the theatrical watere. Clifton L. Potter of 38 Lilley Plants, etc Hartford Association of Con­ Like the casting of bread. It has re- street was arrssted early this morn­ gregational churches will meet at tumad (to them) "A thousand­ ing In Bast Hartford on a charge oi M an r A t L&m Hum Coet of Produetion! m CoBgtMatlOBal church at fold." "Tba.Dark Tower" enjwed Deaths Last Night rt"kltef driving after be bad ool* Hocka^um, May 2, an extended engagem ent In Near U4ed with a parked truck, end a LOW PRICE SPECIALS EVERY DAY! York and comas to Parsons’ Tbaa- mevlng , automobile. In PoUoe TBUSTBB ELBCTBD tar for one weak beglBBlng Mon­ Ipoktad, WMb^WWtbm Fam- Oofurt today bis oaee waa eontlnued day, 38. h#m, 69, womlaeat lumlNinMB. dae week until neat Monday xnom- M iddlttm, ApeU 38,—(AF)— T h » story that the oellabomtlen Santa M M ra. The eleetloB of Frefeeeor Edward h. of WoeUeett and Kaufman evolvad, to Vey, wealth retlrad Aeeordlag to the pellee, Potter Tbendlke of Oehimtala University InvolVM the Uvea o8 aavasal itiBa aMtdbaat. wae drlTlBg eaat on tllver Lane C . E . W flfoh& C ok,Iiie a« a trustee of Wesleyan Universi­ folk, one oL whom, vaaafoa Walla!*’ Hew Tprtc—Mrs. Allot OwjBaai when be bTt the tniok, owned b> MANCHESTER PHONE ty was announced today by the to tba ataga aftar a Vaadiirbllt, widow of OoratUttt Bay 0. Slmmona and parbed ir t e t ef tba lattar'e borne at 480 trustee board. od of i

4 - ^ • pBM ... MANCHESTTBR e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHBSTER^CONN- MONDAY, APRit 28,1984- LotT W am ^ Of Cubs Again Allows But One 1 OLYMPICS IN DEADLOCK WITH THE WALKER CUPPERS «rs> DINCSI Johnny Goodman WITH GERMANIA ELETOI YKSTESDAY'S MBSULTI “ Hoimtio Algor Boy” of Golf Betidy To ” Whsm Dlttle” Brittahon. Lead With Victory Over National Leagne By Aeeoclated Preea Boston 6, New Yorkfork 5. Lon Wameke aod Cbuek Klein. Junior Teams Battle to 1*1 Chicago 16, Bt. Louis 2. (3ubs— Warneke limited Cardinals Brooklyn 7, Philadelphia 8. to one bit) Klein clouted homer, Reds As Champions Lose Pittsburgh 8, Cincinnati i. double and two'singles In 22-3 vic­ fie in League Soccer Tilt,1 ( 3 0 L F Amerioan League tory. Fred Sehulta, Senator-D rove In By A rt Krtnz New York 8, Boston 1. Washington 4, Philadelphia 8. all Washington runs In 4-8 victory KEEN McKEAN TaO Ri(bt Hander Readud Sending Locals Into 4th St, Louis 6, C^cago 6. over Athletics with heme and tly, .4 GOLF SWINGS PRIMARILY____ Detroit at Qeveland (rain). Ben Clhapraan, Yankees— Led at­ a l ik e , yet th ey d iffe r tack on Red Sox with aomer, dou­ for Double u Gbicago Place; Game Is Hard THE STANDING ble, two slnglea and stden baM. Atviome time or other many of Joe Sbaute, Red*—Limited Pi­ our leading profeaslonal golfers, Nftttonal Laugne rates to four hits In seven Innings Wins 15-2; Braves Edge Fought All the Way. especially those who grew out a* relief pitcher, of the caddy raoka, and acquired W. I PC. ;ag0 ...... 6 ' 1,000 George PucclnelU, Browns— Wal­ their swing by imitation, have tom loped two home runs against White Giants 6<5; Record Crowd In the third round of the eprlng New York ...... • 6 .888 .800 Sox, driving In four tallies, cup yMterday, Manchester and Qer* Brooklyn ...... 4 Pittsburgh ...... 8 .800 Sees Yanks Swamp Red mania fought to a 1*1 tie In one of Boston ...... 2 .400 the cloeeet conteeted gurnet eeen at St. Louis ...... 1 .200 E M CTTY BOWLER Charter Oak In a lengthy period, Clncinnstl...... 1 .300 Sox. Germania won the toe» and elected Philadelphia ...... 0 .000 to play agalnat the sun, an adverw Amerionii League TIES WORLD MARK wind which blew acroei.the ground* W, 1 PC. By H. 8. FULLERTON, JR. made the ball a fickle object to con­ Detroit ...... 8 .760 Who predicted the Ghloago Cube trol and hampered the play on oooa- New York ...... 8 AOO would have to rely on tbelr tremsn- B o sto n ...... 8 ^ .600 FOR SINGLE GAMEI doue elugglng power to get Into the •lon*' Olymploe guperior Philadelphia ...... 8 .600 National League pennant race evi­ The Olympic* from goalkeeper Cleveland ...... 2 .680 dently overlooked Lonnie Wameke, out ooK)rdlnated In combination and St. Louis ...... 3 .600 the Ull righthander from M t Ida, offenelve play, Time after time the Waeblngton ...... 8 M9 Rolls 202 in State Meet at Ark, , ball wa« Bwung In from the wing* Chicago ...... 1 .360 He baa pltohed two gamee le far in beautiful center* and goal* Mam­ thla aeason, won them both and ai- ed InevlUble but the god* emlled TODAY'S GAMES New Haven; EDu Team Iqwad Juat two blta, one each to Oln* benevolentl/ on the German goal oinnatl and 8t, Loula. and It remained Intact, Toward* National League Sell Tourney Record Double Only Hit the end of the first half a pas* from (No games scheduled). I Following up hli opening day per­ the German left wing was the op- HWf M M W two SWiHi W American League formance agalnat the Redi, Wameke periltuna moment for which P, OR’PP* me iw» OP miw (No gamee sebeduJed). With a Total 0(1986. turned in the aame feat agalnat the had been waiting auJ he beat the me iMttVlPDAUty OP 1W1R Cardlnali yeeterday, ae the Cube Olympic eal with an un«avabl# gWIMftiCMfSMOiWlMlIN woo the wurdeet kind of gamei 18 fhot. Wl SI a goal down the Olym- New Haven, April 38.—(AF)— to 2. The only blow Lonnie allowed piei bfcausa Tnop#a*lngly aggre* IRELAND TO OPPOSE wae a double by Jim Collini la the The Connectiout duekpln champion- ive but Germania'* stamina wa* it down and trisd to adapt it to T W H T W ^ g o o o m a n fifth whloh led to the two 8t. Uule sot to b# lowered mors natural mstheds, ehipe have been given a whlrl-wlad rune, ^ leusd th« Germans flghtnfk hard to TbsM golfsrs later beoame eha«M SCOTLAND F o n m i etart, with the eeeond day of The Cube rapped tho brotbere IsorfON the lead, pions bsoauM, bavtng watsM HOrrOIFI NOTIi This k Beach five years age. how U olsas- produolng performanoee that eqi Dean, Dluy and Paul, and Jim Wta- Neend HaU Bquai others and appllsd their knewleae British • Amsrletn Bowling His third of a aortas of arttolH od up ovor^blng in bis path aloni fed a world record and eet two new tord and Olaronei Ki In for 31 biti Manehsiter's play conslited of from obMrvatioB ‘ to their own m« Honors st fttsks Tonight | on tlw oartor and ptrsonall* tho ^ 0 NotlonaT cbamploasbip tran tournament marki. including Qhuek Xliln’i third bopor asmodlo efforts to oenesntrats on dlvlduallty, they have developed a tisa of tho olght mombore of only to mill by narrow nmrmns In Meipben of the New Haven Dike and one by Gabby Hartnett. Ss OsrmaB goal during Us Noond game best suited te themselves. Pool Mitch Also llstdd. AmoHoa's 1N4 Walkor oup the big shows, and bow bo f^Uy bowling team were reiponelble for Tako l^engno IPad half, and of course brought no re* You will always find a bit of in- tsam whloh moots tho Brttlin broke tbrcugta te win the national the feate yeeterday at the Rogere Tho vletory gave tho Oubi tho suits, From ens of thess attaoks of dlvlduallty in ths swing of sKpsrts, Tonight at Murphy's All^s. loot. at St. Androws May ll-II. opto lastIt year is history almoit as Recreation alleye. icifue lead ai the champion Glanti Hagen doee net ewlng like Jones hunshsd plajdng a Penalty was land and Irsland will roll or fibr ths familiar' to American golf •rs as tbs Wilbur (Monok) Oarmody tied •uf•uffered tbelr eeaion'i flrit iit'^hiek awarded but Bemardl made a bril* or larassn, nor dess Ouimst swing irltlih AmoHcan Olub champion By PAUL MIOKSUOH exploits of the great Mr. JJones bim- at the haj of tho Bravei. Tho llks Goodman, Yst thsrs is a slm' the previoui world high leore for Hast save from Ardel Rooney, Man' ship, Scotland having won ths first (Assootatod ProH Sports Writor) self. a ilngle game eraihing the pine for ■core wae 8-S u Boaton rappid ehsster's star of bops was diminish, llarity bseauss thsir swings are baJif and Ireland tbs second half. His friends say Johnny will go Freddy Fltaelmmone freely. ' based on eertalB fundamentals of 308 iraloh li aleo a tourney ugh, isf rapidly whsn in anothsr msiss Both captains art confident of vle« Oblcago, Apll 3 1 - (AF) -B ng. down in golf nistery , as_ ths only addition to Oarmedy'i eeneatlo 'The Brooklyn Dodgiri naded'lho a sssond psnalty was awarded M »* ths gams. tory, and with both toami on odgo land Isamsd its "heteba" from Am- player who had to win tbs national play, the Bike team rolled for a PhilllM tbelr ilxth atvalght doflat skelter, and Hamilton equallied for somo good bowling should rssulti •rloan Jan bands, but it'll loan open to got on the Walker oup^m . grand total M 1,986, thereby eitab '( to 8, and tho Flratoi aoaod out the Olympisi, Flaysri on both teams are rsqusstsd about '^wham dlttis" from Omaha's Goodman will have a bettor Ilihlng a new Conneotieut title OiadaaaU 5-4 In tho othor Nattonnl Tbs Gsrmao's new inersaNd tbsir te ns on band at I e'eleek sharp. John Goodman. , ^ ehanes to play winning grtf on the tourney team record, emaihlag_tbe Leaguo coateit The Boitoa Rod lo> ittaokiwt tbs Olympic dsfsnss was Quotatient' In addition to ths bowling matoh Johnny's going evor te Bofland Walker oup team and in the BrlUeb mark of 1,980 eet by the New Brlt- drew a paid attoadaaoo of 44P lf to to ths eosasloB, An unfertun> stub mombors are la for a rare treat at last with ths Amsrlean Walker amateur tnan many people realise. alr Rogere in the opening round of Fenway Fork to eee thorn tok t aseldsnt to H, Oatapra of ths In pool, whin Dave Foeti and John oup team. For ones, he's going ^ North Shore, hie vtto^j^ound In play Saturday night, . I to llieklng from the Yaakeee mid Osrmans rssultsd in tns gams bs> MflMtnomy play off their soeend tbs golfing wars in 8tylc,, with bis tho nationallal open, is seme- (5armody helde Jointly the world • | Lefty Gomel. 8ome 8,000 more wpro towards tbs eemlnilag a llttls rough Some think a revelutlen bae been round oonier toumamont matoh favorite war ory, "wham dlttis," all thing like St, Andrews, record eoore of 202, with Louli Oa- turned awiy, end, OM thsi Anal whisiistls found both taking place, S'm sot sure but that This match scheduled for 7 o'clock oiled up and ready for action. Doai^ with a Fut^ telll of Frovldenoe, R. I, who made n m Dnfini Ah tsamsjlfbtlni flsrosly for luprsm* lUbegaA with'the,X^eulsiasa pur< should be a dandy, as both playtrs Where tbs Uttls giant-killer from Johnny plays a low shot most of the high eingle game while rolling l^een, hnlfe-like itrobei thsl The ohamploa WaahlaftoR leuw ‘ gey,BY, Ths s piay of the first chase, when the foundation wae laid had tough assignments in the first Omaha's wrong side of ths tracks the ,tlme wltn a pitch and run with the Greater Frovidenoi team tore, finally found a fllager who earrlsd through in reoni, almoit ths exact eut her through the water at a half,If, had It for a great empire,. round, Foots deflating William over piokod up "wham dlttis," no of the National duokpin league of tremendoue rate, may bring te could go tho route and difeatod.thoaezsaMa,v>o ths sssond^mj wouldw»».d bavs rssultsd in —Dean Rosoee PeuiRl, of Harvard Wylis and MoMonsmy defeating one knows, but It's hli good luck f Bngland'i beet shot- New England at the Bruniwiok al- Al 'Tbofi^' quits a diffsrsnt scors and plaosd makers but with prabably a lot Oliva MoKean, above, the crown Athletloi 4 to 8 boMad Law Sohoel, Jack Copeland, charm, _ ' leye at wgwtuoket, R, I., on Oetober | The flrit Sunday game la FMldjfiu thsffl in first ptacs on ths spring cup mere acouraoy. ^ ^ of Lenore Klght, Homeittad. In an upset match In ths first As he stampeded through ths big 18, 1981, Pa„ fraa ityle chauplon. Olive, pbla drew a 80,00() crowd. ^ , tabls, Amseting of tbs team will round William Fleming, Junior final* field te win the national open cham- On the greens be is deadly, with The 308 ei’ore rolled by Carmody I've stopped having any hope that Irqp- a ieattia, W aih„ itrl. already Fine relief hurllag by Buok X f^ be bsld Tuesday night at TiSO p, m, we've found the lait of the seam 1st, defeated Bill Brennan, ionshlp of tho United States last an almost uncanny ability of d: oamr in the flrit game eet in whloh at tbs Wsst lids Rso, 'The results of ths first round putts from almost any dls- hae tied ona of Mill Kliht'i •offi, who granted only two hlta ui 8 daloui, Indsesnt, dlihonsst, crlml' runs at North Shore with a record- ping 1 the Clki were partleipatlng in the records— the iqo-yard ffie 8-8 innUiga. helped tho Irow n i boat nal, thisving conditions prevaisnt matches ars as fellows i tying 317, Johnny Whammed and lance. team event, ^ ^ ^, Tbs ISMfus stoBding is as follow*! John MsMsasmy 60, J. Oepsland 47, No player li quite certain whan ftyle event. the WblU Son, 8-8. Tho O o M t* during tbs last administration. wowed the ball and "wham dittled 'The Dike team oolleeted sets of | Olevelaad eontoet wee hiltod IB Osrmafl m ters .,,, I 0 1 0 William Hewitt 60, J, Kswitt II. pai into submisilen. be has won a bole from tbs "wham 719, 660 and 817 for a team total Xasco Rsagsrs .,,.3 0 0 4 —Mayor F. Hi LaOuardla of Now dlttis" genius from Omaha, At ram, York. J, Donovan 60, S. Herron 46, "Wham dlttle," be ehouted when of 1,998, and a new Conneotieut reo- North glfids I,I,,,,,3 I 0 4 D, Foots 00, Wirnam Widls 40. kild he bad been named on the North Shore ho miesod many a shot erd. MaBShsstsr Olympias 0 0 3 3 William Fleming 60, William Bren- : Walker oup team after years of dii- from tee to green, only to oraeo hie Pertuguiss Jufliors, 0 3 1 1 Under such a commission qfsd' mlstakei with ipoctaoular pltobee ROSENBLOOM TO FACE oral eemmunloattons) every prsii nan 46.' appolntmonti bitter enough to force Bristol r c 0 9 0 0 Xn the eeoend round William most any golfer to toss away hie and putts, dispatch and every cable msiiags Hewitt defeaUd William Fleming Sines his victory in ths opsn, Weekend Sports can be cenicred by the admlnletra- I golf etloks. And "wham dlttlo,'^ he'll AL GAINER TONIGlfT fummaryi 60-16, while Jerry Donovan received ibout when hie clubi rattle off their Johnny has subordinated golf to his Olymples OemuBla tlon. a bye, Memberi of tho bowling brsadwinnlng Job of ssllTng Insur- —Senator Sehall, RopubUoan, Mln> first par In the cup matches at St. Simmons , , Bsrnardi league and pool toumamont wlsb to Andrews, ancs, ' By AModated Preee Goal neoota. extend tbolr ilneero sympathy te a "StntggUiif Upward"' Story Except for a 73-bole "world's Traek New York, April 88.— (AF)—It’e SalmonsoQ «,.,,,,, , rineohe I Jack Copeland in the loss of bli boy Johnny unduoitlonably is the ohamplensblp" matoh which ho lost, Falo Alto, Calif,—Lyman bettere a dull week la the boxing builneiB R, B, The military Rlrp;lane is a vaiu< I William. Horatio Alger bqy of American two down, to Denny Sbute, British •hot-put record with toee ot 64 feet whsn Maxie Rosenbloom doeen’t Nlcholi ...... Xaraih able weaponrn, hut it has new, and Inch as Stanford trips California, olf. How be was boro in poverty in Open champion, at Miami, Fla., last fight at least once. And the world’s By JIMMY DONABUB L, B. will have u far Into the future as December, Johnny hasn't played 8imaha, bow he got hie first Job as 81-60. llgbt-heavywelght champion Isn’t NEA lervlee Sports Writer A, Rooney I I I « 4 i Daily can be foreseen, too many llmlta* When the famous old Charter Oak a caddy, bow be amazed everyone in much golf all winter. Lawrence, Kas, — Cunningham C, H. B, tions to enable It to be decisive blew down in 1866, it was given a But Word is out that be Is right trounces Venzke by 30 yards In ready for a rest Just yet. the golfing world—except himself— He will meet Al Galner,^ clever One of the most glaring eerore Johnston Coving alone. funeral service by patriotic citizens by oeatlng Bobby Jones at Pebble near the top of bis game. 4:13.7 mils at Kansas relays. of dry fly fishermen Te the tylngjof R, H. B eeoretary of war. of Conneoticut. Raeing Connecticut 176-pounder, in a ten- —George H, Dem round non-title bout at New Haven a fly on toe end ot a leader. This Hamilton, Henry ,.,, Klebish Havre De Grace, Md.—Bqulp< task, lometimee performed elepplljr, H. B, runs Impressively to win Philadel­ tonight. -Otherwise the National boxing scheduling for the week Is often results In too large a knot n d Kennedy, P. Capra, phia Handicap. almost a total loss except for an faulty balance of toe fly as It floats B, Conltey ,, Leinert BITSY GRANT IS HERO Arlington, Tex.—Plight wins Tex-1 down stream. attempted comeback by Pete Latzo, C, F. as Derby with Rlskulus third The turle knot Is probably the Austin ...... E, Capra 4:05 Mile May Come New York—Paumonok Handicap forwer welterweight champion. Now a middleweight, Pete will I. R, at Jamaica goea to Sgt. Byrne, clash with BlUy I^etcbell of Mill­ G r e y ...... Kusebe, Gip DESPITE TENNIS LOSS Derby eligible. O. R. Baltimore—Vaudeville wlna (Srand ville, N. J., In a ten-rounder at Phil­ D. M eO onkey...... Cuilana In, The Penn Relays National point to point race. adelphia Friday. X. L. General J, Rneney, Enrico ...... Maurer Pint-Sized Net Ace Defeats UONS MUST P U T Montreal—Peden and Audy win O, L. By JIMMY DONAHUE Awipe out all tboie defeats at Cun- six-day bike race. MEDLEY SWIM RECORD Goals: Germania 1, P. Oaprai NEA Sendee Sports Writer nlnfbam'e band*, will force the Jay- St. Louis— Orange, N. J., retain* d e n i e s 1, Hamilton. Philadelphia, April 23.—Thore are bawkw to let out all steam. Then Giant Les Stpefen and TWO DOUBLE BILLS International Y. M. C, A. swimming IS BROKEN BY YOUTH Referee, 8. Pratt few track coaohe* is the United the finish will be up to Venzke'e re­ crown. State* a* learned on the subject they sponse to Cunningham’s challenge. Los Angeles—Meyer wins 150- teach as Lawson Robertson, Penn­ Comes Within a Few mlle auto road race. Providence, R. I., April 23.— (AP) BETTING ODDS DROP sylvania U. mentor. Bo, when the Eighty-six events, both collegl Matthew Chrostowskl, sensational erudite Mr. Robertson indicates that ate and Interscholastic, will mahe Points of Downing Shields fitle Defenders Enter Cm There are 15,935,950 Roman Cath­ local school boy swimmer, broke a 4:05 mile can be run during the up this year’s 40tb running of the olics In the British Empire and 29,- Clarence “Buster” Crabbe’s recog­ ON 2 DERBY ENTRIES Penn Relays, April 27-27, you have relays. The only big feature of the 273,022 In American possessions—a nized world 200-yard course record to admit such a super-human feat is meet to be missing will be the de­ in Finals of Tourney Play. cial Weeig Meet Harvard, total of more than 46,000,000 of three minutes 42 1-5 seconds and possible—although Improbable. cathlon, dropped last year because English-Bpealdng countries. hlfl own unrecognized mark of three New York, April 23.— (A P )—The The reason Penn’s tutor Is willing of lack of entrants. Cornell Twice EacL minutes, 39 4-5 seconds for the 300- Kentucky Derby, so far as the eaat to climb halfway out on a limb with Entry list this year exceeds that White Sulphur Springs, W. V., Airplane sowing in Soviet Rus­ yard medley swim In winning the and far west are concerned, bad euch a prediction is that two of the , of 1933 by a large number, there be­ April 23.— (A P )—He didn’t win, but sia by 1937 is expected to cover 7,- New England senior 300-yard med­ taken on, a different hue today fol­ greatest mllers in the country will ing more than 440 Institutions ready the hero of the 14th annual Mason 410,000 acres of ground, 22,230,000 ley championship here last night. lowing week-end developinents race against each other in the Qua­ to face the starting gim with their and Dixon tennis tournament was New York, April 23.— (AP)—Co­ acres of forage grasses,^ and 741,000 CJhrostowskl’s time was three min­ which saw two eastern horses ker classic. 3000 crack athletes. Bryan M. Grant, Jr., pint-sized pack­ lumbia’s Lions entered a crucial acres of forest trees. utes, 37 4-5 seconds. strengthen their ratings U3 »the fu­ These thlnly-clads are Glenn One meet record will be In grave age of Dixie dynamite. week In their campaign to retain Here are three steps ture book. Cunningham the “lame Indian” danger—the shot put. Jack ’Tor­ The nimble Atlantan, five feet toe turle knot. the Eastern Intercollegiate league - - ^ Discovery, the son of the temper­ from Kansas, and Gene Venzke, rance, Louisiana State’s giant grid- three inches tall and weighing only baseball title. most foolproof and dependable e t amental Display, for which youth­ Lawson’s own pupil. der and track star, who set. a new 120 pounds, accomplished the down­ Already beaten once by Penn’s ful Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt paid world record of 53 feet 6 inches with fall of the biggest man m the tour­ toe lot. This knot, UlttStrated hero, “Dark Horse” nine, the Lions find Charter Oak Girls Drop is tied as follows: 'i 820,000 last fall, was rated at 10 to There is one condition that the iron ball recently, will crack the nament, six feet four inch Lester the schedule operating against 1, a decline of 10 points within a present mark with little trying. Stoefen, and came within a few Pass toe leader through the Robertson demands for such a rec­ them. They must play a pair of and tie a simple slip knot bey^m week. The odds on John Simonet- Probable highlights of the meet polntS/Of beating the second biggest ord-breaking performance — ideal double-neaders, the _first against Two Games at Bridgeport toe eye. Pass toe fly through tae ti’s Sgt. Byrne fell to 20 to 1, while will be: competitor, six feet, three inch weather and track. He figures that Harvard at Cambridge tomorrow loop and draw tight by pv those on Norman (Church’s highly Venzke, having been beaten by Cim- New York University’s defense of Frank Shields, in the final round yes­ and the second against (Cornell at }r d ^ tho tii regarded Riakulus, son of Stimulu*, terday. toe leader while for ningham repeatedly during the in­ Its four-mile title with Shrank Nor Ithaca on Saturday. with both teams getting tough A Clara Jackmore went best for toe enlng loop around toe uiank of socu-ed to 30 to 1 and those on Wil­ dell leading a green quartet.. . . He couldn’t quite make the grade locals with a single of 109 and door season, will be at his peak In Harvard’s only league start re­ breaks that kept toe Individual and hook does back to the m o . If liam Woodwau'd’s Revere to 50 to 1. this outdoor clash. Ohio State’s 880-yard title defense against Shields and the country’s sulted in a tie game with Prince­ team scores at a low figure, the three string of 311. Jennie Schubert The prices were quoted by Tom ond of too allp knot s t l w oat He has responded nobly.to train­ with a squad lacking only the bril No. 1, ranki^ player flnaUy won ton last week, but the Crimson Charter Oak Girls lout two out of bit exactly 800, being toe only other Shaw, New York betting commia- can bo clipped off eloao. ing, and knows the Penn track by liant Jack Keller.... Columbia, with 2-6, 1-6, 6-3, 8-6, 6-4. has the strength to make Colum­ three games to toe Leavitt Leader bowler to reach that mark. sioner. WUmer Allison and Oeorge Lott, heart. three of four men who won the two- bia plenty 0.^ trouble. Cornell, with Girl* at Bridgeport yesterday after­ Leavitt Leader Girls Thoro la ono tklng to probable Amerlcsm Davis Cup dou­ an even break against Princeton in Cuimlngham is not a “clock” mile title last year, facing a fast noon In a State League match. Miss Kirk ...... 100 96 89—285' about too knoto oonaoetiag tho EAST SIDES PBACnOE field, to keep Its honors... .Tom Ot- bles combination, defeated Shields its first two contests, also may be mller. He doesn’t set any time for Clark of toe home team captured Clark .,..,,...100 111 101—812 feront lengtha o f a ti^trofi ' tey, Michigan State distance run­ and Stoefen, 7-9, 6-4, 6-4, 6-8 In the dangerous. himself during any part of the race; high single with 111 and high three Ooodchllds...... 91 85 84— 280 It flah aro itrlktog at thpao The East Sides Indoor team will rathet, he Judges his pace by bis ner, performing in the distance med­ men’s doubles finals. The big game of the week, how­ practice tomorrow evening at 7:30. string with 312. Lee ...... 98 93 101—292 your fly la too laiff. • i competition. For instance, vjben the ley auid four-mile relay-----Ivau Jane Sharp ot Passadena, Cal., ever, will setod Penn, winner over It is reqiiested that coaches Joe The Leavitt Leaders are In a tie Dlugo ...... 109 100 86-—296 Tako off too fly tluit dooMt Kansas set a new world indoor *mlie Fuqua and (Zihuck Hombostel, head­ the women's - slnglea winner, also both Columbia and Yale in Its first favor with toe ’Twaronlte and Ed Kovis appear. for first place In the league stand­ trout Oaks are In smallest you havo tt tlA^hoala “ Blimp” luliano has finally decided ooubles championships. She teamed Haven on Saturday. This batUe 498 485 461 1444 bus indoor meet last winter, he faced ley squad that threatens to upset third place. In yesterday's match, ii euro to bring a i to manage the East Sides. Tue fol­ Princeton, last year’s victor. with Stoefen to beat Berkeley Beil will give Oeorge PMker. Yale cap- Charter Oak (Miii lowing players are requested to ap­ stern challenges from Venzke, the breaks wire all ai^nat boto Chuck Hombostcl, Frank Crowley, Vince Murphy, Notre Dame high

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LOST AND FOUND 1 MOVING—TRUCKING- APARTMENTS—FLATS— HOUSES FOR RENT 65 LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGALNOnCES 78 STORAGE 20 TENEMENTS 63 FOR RENT—SINGLE HOUSE, 7 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD . AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD HVE MMIE D lTS t o S T — 2 SM ALL W H ITE pigrs. One at Manchester, within and for the at Manob«at«r, within' and for the at Manchester, within and for the with tag. If found please call 6746. PEIRRBIT A OLEINNEY INC local 9'OR RENT—4 ROOM FLAT on rooms, 33 Walker street all im­ district of Manchester, on the 21st. district of Manchester, on the 21st. district of Manchester, on the 21st. Reward. and long diatance moving. IHlly Clinton street, ’The Manchester provements, garage, rent reason­ d«y=‘of April, A. D., 1934. day of April, A. D;, 1914. day of April. A D- 1934. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq.. Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Esq- express to Hartford. Overnight ’Trust Company.- able. Call 6764 evenings. Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Bsq- TO jon cbNmr Judge. • . • Judge. Jqdge. service to and from New 7orA Estates. 9f Carl F. and Edward W. Estate of John Hand late ot Man­ Estate of Vincenzo Pagani. late of "automobiles TeL 806S—S860 or 8864. FOR RENT—POSTER STREET, Waltel^ both of Manchester in said chester, In said DistrtOt, deceased. Manchester, la said District, deceas­ FOR SALE near East Center street, south LEGAL NOTICES *78 dtstriot, minors. On motion of The Manchester Trust ed. tenement newly rehovated, all im­ Upon application of the Gqardian, Company executor On motion of Aldo Pagani of said J. W. Hale Compafly FOR SALE—FORD TRUCK, Model AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD for an ofder of sale of real estate be­ ORDERED:—That six months from Manchester administrator PUBLIC PASSENGER provements. Dial 3582. at Manchester, within and for the longing to said estater as per appli­ the 31st day of April, A. D., 1934, be ORDERED:—That six months from A, 1 1-2 ton. Good running condi­ SERVICE 20A district of Manchester, on the 21st. cation op fils, and the same are limited and allow­ the 21st day of April, A. D., 1934 be tion.—$50.00. Inquire 50 Pine S t FO R RENT-t-5 R o o m s on second day of April. A- U., 1934.__ ORDERED;—That the said applica­ ed for the creditors ^Ithln which to and the same are limited and allowed Find Manchester S d ib ^ fioor. 28 Marble street. Telephone Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Esq... tion, be heard and determined at the bring in their claims agalpst said es­ for the creditors within which to w ' ‘ 'f o r d s — 1931 COACH, 1931 sedan, IN ADDITtON TO Silver Lane Bus 6712. Judge. Probate Offjqe In Manchester on the tats, and the said executor Is direct­ bring In their claims against said es- iJn*. De Luxe Bus for ledga p v t; Estate of Loretta H. McMeneray 28th day of Apfll. A. D„ 1984. at 9 ed to give public notice to the credi­ .tate, and the said administrator is di­ 1930 coupe, 1930 coach, 1929 coach; o’clock In the forenoon, and ^he Court Gris Are Style ConseiiHU. or team trips, we also offer 7 pas­ late of Manchester, In said District, tors to bring In their claims within rected to give public notice to the 1932 Terraplane coupe; 1929 <36C6R86d* directs said Guardian to giVe public said time allowed by posting a copy creditors to bring lt> their claims Chandler sedan: 1929 Chevrolet senger sedan livery. Phone 8068. BUSINESS LOCATIONS The Administrator having exhibit­ notice to aJl persons Interested In of this order on the public Sign post within .said time allowed by post­ coupe; 1927 Buick sedan. Brown’s 8860, 8864. FOR RENT 64 ed his administration account with said estate to .-.ppear If they see nearest to the place where the deceas­ ing a copy of this order on the ’The young girls of Manchester are cause and be beard thereon by pub­ Interested in fashioning their own’ Garage. said estate to this Court for allow­ ed last dwelt within said town and by public sign post nearest to the place TO KENT—OFFICBS A1 865 Main ance, It is lishing a copy of this order once In publishing the same In some news­ where the deceased last dwelt within dresses if one is to‘ judge by the ORDERED:—That the 28th day of some newspaper having a circulation paper having a circulation In said said town and by publishing the same number of entrants in The J. W.- PROFESSIONAL street (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed­ April, A. D., 1984, at 9 o'clock fore­ In aaid probata district, five days be­ probate district, within ten days from In some newspaper having a circula­ SERVICES 22 ward J. Bolt Tei. 4642 and 8U26. noon, at the Probate Office, in said fore the said day of hearing and re­ the date of this order, and return tion In said probate district, within Hale dressmaking contest which Manchester, be ahd the same is as­ turn make to the Court. make to this court of the notice ten days from the date of this order, was staged this month at the lo­ signed for a hearing on the allow­ ■WILLIAM 8. HYDE given. and return make to this court of the cal concern and which closes this Manchester PIANOS TUNED, repaired, rebuilt. ance of said administration account Judge WILLIAM 8. HYDE notice given. Saturday night. HOUSES FOR RENT 65 H-4r28-34. John Cockerham, 28 Bigelow with said estate, and this Court di­ Judge. WILLIAM 8. HYDE ' From tbe start of tbe contest, Evening Herald street Phone 4219. rects tbs Administrator to give pub­ H-4-23-34. FOR RENT—9 ROOM HOUSE on lic notice to all persons Interested AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD April 1, young school girls dsned East Center street The Manches­ therein to appear and be heard there­ at Manchester, within and for the AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD up. 'There are still five days left for CLASSIFIED district of Manchester, on the 21st. ter ’Trust Company. on by publishing a copy of this order at Manebester, within and for ttaa those who have yet to enter the ADVERTISEMENTS HELP WANTED—MALE 36 in some newspaper having a circula­ day of April. A. D- 1934. district of Manchester, on the 31st. Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Esq., day of April. A. D., 1934. contest. FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM fiat tion In said District, five days before ’The dressmaking contest which. Count six evtras* words to e Una CONTACT MAN—Credit and coUec- said day of hearing and return make Judge. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq- M anch^ter Estate ef Antonia Farr late of Man­ / Elton Johnson buyer of the Hale Initials, numbers and abbrsvlatlons tlon agency needs an aggressive, single house, with all Improve­ to this Court. Judge. each count as a srord and compound WILLIAM £L HYDE chester in eaid I district, deceased. Estate of George M. Chapman late Company’s piece goods, has staged-. forceful contact man. Good future ments. at 16 Homestead street Upon api^catlon of the Executor words as two words. Minimum cost Is garage If desired. Inquire Frank Judge. ot Manchester, in said District, de­ Date Book for Manchester school girls Is dl- pries of thrss lines. if one has the ability to produce H-4-38-34. for an order of sale of real estate be- ceased. Damgto, 24 Homestead street TeL lonfiln'k to said estate, ae per appli­ vlved into two classes. Class 1, . Lins rates per day for transient results. High school or college On motion of Olive Chapman of ads. ___ 709L cation on file, ■aid Manchester administratrix open to girls between tbe ages of 16* graduates preferred, age 26-80. Car AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD ORDERED:r—That the said appli­ ORDERED:—That six months from T onight and 14 years; class 2, for girls .1^5 EffeetlTS Mareb 17, 1S37 at Manebester, within and for the Cash Charge essential. Address Box K, Herald cation be heard and determined at the the 21st day of April, A D., 1934 be -- TO RENT —8BVEEKAL desirable distrlc of Manchester, on the 21st. April 23,—Ninth annual concert to 18 years. Conteoutlve Days ..I 7 ots 9 ots with full information concerning Probate Office in Manche^er on the and the same are limited and allowed All sorts of fabrics have been se-,. { Consecutive Day* ..I 9 ots 11 cts five, six and seven room nousee, day of April, A D.. 1934. 28^h day of April A, D.. 1934, at 9 tor the creditors within which to of Beethoven Glee dub at High 1 Day .,,,,...... 1 11 ®ts It cts education, experience, etc. ■ingle and double; also neated Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Esq., o’clock in the forenoon, and the Court bring in their claims against said es­ school auditorium. lected at tbe Hale store for .this' All orders for Irregular Insertions Judge. directs said Executor to give public tate. and the said administratrix Is April 27.—Annual ball of John contest. Judging by tbe number apartments. Apply Ekiward J. HoU, Trust Estate of Mary G. Crockett -will be charged at the one time rata Phone 4642 and 8026. notice to a)r persons interested in directed to give public nqtlce to the Mather Chapter, Order of DeMolay. of girls who are selecting cottons. Special rates for long term every DOGS—BIRDS—PETS 41 u-w of John Crocket late of Man­ said eatate to appear If they see creditors to bring In tbeir . claims Manchester's yoimger set are cer­ day advertising.give:, upon request. chester In said District, deceased. cause fiul be heard thereon by pub­ within said, time allowed by posting Also Irish Tea Party and enter­ Ads ordered for three or six days The Trustee having exhibited its lishing a i-opy of this order once In a copy of this order on the public tainment at St. Mary’s church. tainly style-conscious to the vogue and stopped before the third or fifth FOR SALE—HANDSOME English LEGAL NOTICES 78 annual account with said estate to some hewsp^er having a circulation sign post nearest to the place where Also three-act comedy, "The Glow of cotton frocks for Spring and day will be charged only for the ae« terrier, splendid watch dog. Priced this Court for allowance, and having in said prpbate district, five days be­ the deceased last dwelt within said Lights of San Rey” at Second Con­ Summer wear. Any type of gar-' tual number of times the ..d appear- AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD made application for an order of this fore the said day of hearing and re­ town and by publishing the same in for immediate sale. Telephone 8381. Court authorising It to borrow gregational church. ment can be entered Into the con­ ed, charging at the rate earned, but at Mancheiter, within and for the turn make to the Court. some newspaper having a circulation test providing the fabric is plir-' no allowance or refunds can be made district of Manchester, on the 21st. against and pledre as security there­ WILLIAM 8. HYDE in said probate district, within ten April 29.—Beginning of Daylight on six time ads stopped after the day of April, A. D., 1934. for, the assets of said estatb. It It Judge. days from the date of fhls order, and Saving time. chased at Hale’s. All work will be POULTRY AND SUPPUBS 43 ORDERED:—That the 28th day of judged according to neatness and’ fifth day. Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Esq., H-4-23-84. return make to tble court of the no­ N ext W eek No "till forbids"; dlspUy lines not Judge, April A. D., 1934, at 9 (fclock fore-- tice given. workmanship. •old. Estate of Arthur Mandeli late of noon, at the Probate Office, in said AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD WILLIAM 8. HYDE May 3.—Open Night at local Six prises will be given to the The Herald will not be responsible Manchester, be and the same Is as­ at Manchester, within and for the F OR SALE—DUCK eggs 2bc. AUen, Manchester, in said District, deceased. - Judge. State Trade school. winners. Each classification will for more than one Incorrect Insertion The Executrix having exhibited her signed for a hearing on the allow­ district of Manchester.^ on the ,21st. H-4-23-34. May 4.—Secular concert by choir of any advertisement ordered for 160 Tolland ’Turnpike. Phone 8887. administration account with said es­ ance of said account and said appli­ day of April, A. D.. 1934. have three prizes: First, a dress, more than one time. tate to this Court for allowance, It is cation and this Court directs' the Present WItLIAM 8. HYDE, Esq., AT A COURT or PROBATE HELD of South Methodist church. length of material up to 59 cents a The Inadvertent omission of Incor­ ORDERED;—That the 28th day of Trustee to give public notice tp all Judge. at Manchester within and for the May 7.— “ Inlaws and Outlaws,” yard; second, a dress length of ma­ rect publication of advertising will be April, A D„ 1934, at 9 o’clock fore­ persons Interested therein to appear Estate of Natale Ambroslni late of district ef Manchester on the 23d day 3-act comedy. Sunset Rebekab terial up to 39 cents a yard; third, reotlflel only by cancellation of the ARTICLES'FOR SALE 45 and be heard thereon by publishing a Manchester. In said District; deceased. noon, at the Probate Office, In said cf April. A. n,. 19i4. lodge at Center church parish a dress length of material up to 29 charge made for the servfhe rendered. Manchester, be and the same Is as­ copy of this order In some newspaper The AdmlnletratrU having exhibit­ Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Esq- house. All advertisements must conform signed for a hearing on the allow having a circulation In said District, ed her administration account with Judge. cents a yard. In style, copy and typography with FOR SALE—DOG house. Will sell ance of said administration account five days before said day of hearing Qatd estate to this Court for allow­ Estate of John F. Dljworth late of Coming Events The judges who will determine regulations enforced by the publish­ reasonable. Phone 6510. with said estate, and this Court di­ and return make to this Court. ance, It is Manchester In said district, deceased. May 8-9.—Klwanls Show, a bur­ tbe skill of the young dressmakers ers and they reserve the right to WILLIAM 8. HYDE rects the Executrix to give public no­ ORDERED;—That the 28th day of Upon application of the Adminis­ lesque of tbe Gay Nineties, entitled are all local dressmakers. edit, revise or reject any copy con- tice to all persons Interested therein Judge. April, A. D., 1934, at 9 o’clock fore­ trator for an order of sale of real es­ eidered objectionable. to appear and be heard thereon by h -4-23-34. noon, at the Probate Office, In sajd tate belonging to said estate, as per “There’s Gold In ’Them ’Thar H ills,’’ As there are still five days before CLOSINQ HOURS—Classified ads to HOUSEHOLD GOODS ^ publlabjng a copy of this order In Manchester, be and the eame Is as­ application on file, at Hollister street sebool. tbe dressmaking contest closes. The he published same day must be re- some newspaper havlnb a circulation AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD signed for a hearing on the allowance ORDERED;—That the said applica­ M s; 11.—’Three-act comedy "Med­ J. W. Hale company wishes all' lo­ eelved by 13 o’clock noon: Saturdays in said District, five days before said at Manchester, within and for the of said admlhletratlon account with tion be heard and determined at the dlesome Maid,’’ auspices of St. cal girls who have yet failed to 1X1:30 a. ip. FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD furni­ day of hearing and return make to district of Manchester, on the 21st said estats, and this Court directs the Probate Office In Manchester on the this Court. Administratrix to give public notice 28th day of April A. D- 1934. at 9 Mary’s Girls’ Friendly Society and sign up but who are Interested to TELEPHONE YOUR ture. Inquire at 42 Russell street day of April. A. D„ 1934. Yoimg People’s Fellowship. do so at once. ’The contest closes WILLIAM 8. HYDE Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Esq., to all parsons Interested therein to o’clock in the forenoon, aqd the Court appear and be heard thereon by pub- May 12.—Opening of Memorial Saturday night, April 28. at nine W ANT ADS. FOR SALE—GLBNWOOD COAL Judge. Judge. directs said administrator to give H-4-33-84. lisninf a cojpy of this order In some public notice to all persona ifiterest- hospital drive for $15,000. o’clock and rll garments win bs- Ads are accepted over the telephone range, in good condition. Inquire at Estate of Anna Adamy, Ifte ef Toporez, Czecho-SJovakla, leaving newspaper having a circulation In ed in eald estate to appear If they sqe May 16.—Musical play, “It Hap­ judged early M onday and wUl pe at the CHAROE RATE given above 149 Porter street AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD fiald ’DlstHct. five" days before said cause and be heard thereon by' pub­ as a convenien e to advertiser^ but property In said district. pened In tbe Garden,’’ at High annoimced in the Hale advertise* at Manchester, within and for the Upon application of Anna Pfeifer day of hcai’ll’ X nn4 return make to lishing a copy of this order once In the CASH RATES will be accepted as district of Manchester, on the 21st. this Court.' some newspaper having a circulation school hall by Daughters of Italy. ment ’Tuesday, May 1, FULL PAYMENT If paid at the busl- FOR SALE—A 8-PIECE mahogany praying that letters of administration day of April. A. D., 1934. bo granted on ."aid estate, as per ap' \ WILLIAM 3. H'?I>B In said probate district, five days be­ nees office on or before the seventh leather-covered parlor suite, in ex­ Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., Judge. fore the said day of hearing and re­ day following the first Insertion of plication on file. It Is cellent condition. Inquire 63 1-2 Judge. ORDERED:—That the foregoing H-4-33,r34. turn make to the Court. each ad otherwise the CHARGE Bissell street. Estate of Margaret Fogarty late of WILLIAM B;.HYDE R A’TE will be collected. No responsi­ Manchester, In said District, deceas­ application be beard and determined AT A COURT op PROBATE HELD bility for errors In telephoned ads at the Probate Office in Manebester r 1-* Judge. ed. in said District, oh the 2tth day of at Manchester, within and for the H-4-23-34. ' will be assumed and their accuracy FOR SALEt^LBCTRIC Majestic The Administrator having filed his district of Manchester, on the 21st. cannot be guaranteed. ice box, five cubic feet A-1 condi­ May, A. D., 1934 at 8 o’clock (s. t.) in resignation and exhibited bis adminis­ the forenoon, and that notice be given day qf April. A, D. 1934. INDEX OF tion. Telephone 6517. tration account* with said estate to to all persons interested in said es­ Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Esq.. this Court for allowance, It is tate of the pendency of said applica­ Judge. United States appear here. This CLASSIFICATIONS ORDERED;—That the 28th day of Trust Estate qf the Second Congre­ young lady, who Is only in her tion and the time and place of hear­ gational church of Manebester u-w of Births ...... A MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 53 April, A D., 1934, at 9 o’clock fore- ing .thereon, by publishing a copy of teens. Is not only a capable singer noon, at the Probate Office, In said this order In some newspaper having Lucy G. Spencer late of Manchester, Engagements -- - - — — ~ .*• ~ — B Manebester, be and the same Is as­ in said District, deceased. and dancer but also leads her or­ Marriages ...... C FOR SALE— BECKER upright a circulation In said district, at least The Martford-Connectlcut Trust chestra during tiielr engag;ement. Deaths ...... D signed for a hearing on the accept­ five days before the day of said hear­ piano, in good condition. Call 8234 ance of said resignation, allowance Company', Trustee, having exhibited The announcement of this presen Card of Thanks ..... k .-c ...... E ing, to appear If they see cause at Its annual account with said estate to In Memorlam ...... F after 5 p. m. of said administration account and said time and place and be heard rela­ appointment of administrator d. b. n. this Court for allowance. It Is tatlon will be welcome news for Lost and Found ...... 1 tive thereto, and make return to this ORDERED:—That the 28th day of maisy who have always wanted to Announcements 3 ahd this Court directs the Adminis­ court, and by mailing In a registered trator to give public notice to all per­ letter, postage paid, on or before Apfli. A. D., 1934. at 9 o'clock, fore- get a. close-up view of Miss Ameri­ CAn O'' Personals ...... 3 BOARDERS WANTEH 59 A sons interested therein to appear and ppqn. at the Probate Office, In said Antomobtles April 23. 1934, a copy of this order to ca’s chosen beauty queen and prep­ be heard thereon by publishing a copy Andreas Adamy, Toporez, Spiska Manchester, be and the same is as­ Automobiles for Sale ...... 4 FOR RENT— LARGE furnished of this order In some newspaper hav­ signed fqr a hearing on the allow­ arations to handle a large crowd Automobiles for Exchange [c..x< $ Zupa, Checho-Slovakla. are being ma'de. An extra hour of room for one or two persons, with ing a circulation !n said District five WILLIAM S. HYDE ance of said account with said estate, Auto Accessories— Tires ...... < days before said day ot bearing and and this Court directs tlie Trustee to dancihg has been added for this C3> Auto Repairing— Painting ..... 7 or wltfiout board. 24 Locihst street .Judge. return make to this Court. H-4-23-34. give public notice to all persons In­ night with checking included in the ^Luto Schools ...... 7~A WILLIAM S. HYDE terested therein to appear and be E l i . Autos— Ship by Truck ...... 8 Judge. heard thereon by publishing a copy admission charge. Autos— For Hire ...... 9 APARTMENTS—FLATS— H-4-23-34, AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD of this order in qome newspaper hav­ Garages— Service— Storage ...... Id TENEMENTS 63 at Manchester, within apd for the ing a clrcvlallop in said District, five Motorcycles— Bicycles .... • • s sfvra 11 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD district of Manebester, on the 21st. days before said day of hearing and Wanted Autos—Motorcycles ... 13 Jb OR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, at Manchester, within and for the day of April, A. D.. 1934. return make to this Court. Business and Professional Servlees district of Manchester, on the 21st. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., WILLIAM S. HYDE LOCAL DOC WINS Business Services Offered ...... 13 with garage, all modem improve­ day of April, A D.. 1934. Judge. Judge. Household Services Offered ...... 13-A ments. 3 Ridgewood street. Tele­ Estate of Edward Alonzo Bliss late H-4-23-34. Building— Contracting ...... 14 Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq- phone 5623. Judge. of Manchester, in said District, de­ Florists— Nurseries ...... 16 Estate of Ruth Chapman late of ceased. P R I M TRIALS Funeral Directors ...... 16 Manchester, in said District, deceas­ On motion of Charles R. Bliss. 10 Beating— Plumbing— Roofing ,xm 17 FOR RENT-L-FOUR room tene­ ed. kllddlefield Drive, West Hartford, Insurance ...... 18 ment, an improvements, garage if Millinery— Dressmaking ...... 19 The Administratrix having exhibit­ Conn., administrator I ^ V T Y COMEST WINNER Moving—Trucking— S.orage .... 20 desired. Telephone 5230 or 4545. ed her administration account with ORDERED:—That six months from City Raab” Owned by Public Passenger Service ...... 20-A said estate to this Court for allow­ the 21st day of April. A. D„ 1934, be NCnCE — A BEAUTIFUL home ance. it Is and the same are limited and allowed Painting— Papering ...... 21 ORDERED:—That the 28th day of for the creditors within which to COMING HERE THURSDAY Professional Services ...... 23 for the summer months. Sunny, April, A. D., 1934, at 9 o’clock fore­ bring in their claims against said es­ Mrs. W .T. Little, Captures e ie34 BY MCA scnvicc. wc. T. M.Rse.u.e.MT.err. Repairing ...... 23 high and dry apartments, with 4 or noon, at the Probate Office, in said tate, and the said administrator is di­ Tailoring— Dyeing— Cleaning . 24 Afiother featured attraction will Toilet Goods and Service ...... 26 5 rooms, nearly all improvements, Manchester, be and the same Is as­ rected to give public notice to the (BEAD THE STOBY, THEN COLOB THE PICTURE) Wanted— Business Service...... 26 easy to heat, for less than $20 signed for a hearing on the allowance creditors to bring in their claims be presented this week ’Thursday First Award. of said administration account with within said time allowed by posting “This broom that holds you Tlny- dear! Why, 1 can see jrour hat from Educational month. All In good repair, with a evening at the School street Recre­ said estate, and this Court directs the a copy of this order on the public mites has had a lot of funny here. It’s falling t’ward the earth, Courses and Classes ...... 27 fine lawn, shade trees, and garden. ation Center ' in the personal ap­ Administratrix to give public notice sign post nearest to the place where flights," ?aid Mother Goose. ‘T but we will catch it ere It lands.” Private Instruction ...... 28 5 minutes to business section and to all persons Interested therein to the deceased , last dwelt within said pearance of Miss America (Miss “Silk City Rajah,’’ illustrious Dancing ...... 28-A appear and be heard thereon by pub­ town and by publishing the same In guess that I have traveled every­ ’The big .broom then swocqied Musical— Dramatic ...... 29 trolley. Must be seen to be appre­ Marion Bergdron) and her orches­ canine descendant of “Silk City lishing a copy of this order In some some newspaper having a circulation tra cqnung direct from their Atlan­ where. t’ward the ground, and suddenly it Wanted— Instruction ...... •« 80 ciated. For information call at 91 Girl,” winner of many prizes and swerved around. ’'We’re coming newspaper having a circulation In In said probate district within ten tic City engagement .Once again "It is a magic broom, you see. It’s Financial South Main street. Tel. 7505. said District, five days before said days from the date of this order,'and cups in state field dog trials, won close,” cried Goldy. “Everyone Bonds— Stocks—Mortgages n . . 81 the Recreation Centers sure present­ always glad to carry me. AU I need day of hearing and return make to return make to this court of the no­ first prize Saturday In the junior bold out bis bands.” Business Opportunities ...... 83 FOR RENT—’TENEMENT, FIVE this Court. tice given. ing for a first appearance an out­ all-age class at the Field ’Trial club, do la hop aboard to get a trip Money to Loan ...... 83 WILLIAM S. HYDE WILLIAM 8. HYDE standing attraction in having the trough air.” Help and Situations rooms, rent reasonable. 141 Oak Judge. Judge. Guilford. Rajah is owned by Mrs. SoA FOR RENT—MODERN five room riers. First prize was a silver cup- real far, and will we meet strange “You’re a clever lad,” said one. Help Wanted— Male or Fem ale.. 87 fiat on West Center street and little folks we’ve never met be­ Agents Wanted ...... 87-A lamp. NiFmore ^d the blgr broom sail Situations Wanted—Female .., 88 others in different localities. Wm. "Rajah," two-year-eld pointer, fo r e ? ’round. Instead, It landed on the Situations Wanted— Male ....» 89 Kanehl, 519 Center street Tele­ M URE!! stepj^ out into big time class yes­ “Of course you know w» love to ground. "All hop off,” cried old Employment Agencies ...... 40 phone 7773. 1 8 terday under the able handling of play with real nice friends through­ Mother GoOse. “We’re ready tor Live Stock Pets— Poultry— Tehlelca — fo r Rent! For Rent! YOUR CAR OR TRUCK W T. Little, competing against out the day. We’ve often met some fun. Dogs— Birds— Pets ...... 41 f OR RENT—POUR ROOM tene­ Live Stock— Vehicles ...... 42 WITH thirty, dogs from all parts of the strange people, but we’re ready for “Just look ahead! You’ll see a Poultry and Supplies ...... 43 ment, modern Improvements, 31 A 7-ROOM HOUSE— Five Minutes Frmn Main Street United States . The Field ’Trial some more.” gate.” The Tinies did, and one Wanted - Pets — Poultry— Stock 44 Ridg^ewood street One month free In One of Manchester’s Nicest Sections dub la one of tbe largest meets In cried, “Great! ’The dl«n reads For Sal^—Mlscellaneei rent if taken this month. Apply 148 LATge haU, Uvloa room and dlalna room, den apd tdtoliesi on E V E R E T T T . the state, and Includes the com­ "Don’t worry, lad,” said Mother ‘Mother Goose Land.’ Gee! Can -we Articles for Sale ...... 41 Bissell street Boats and Accessories .. . n . . . 46 first floor, lliree extra large bedrooms, sewing room and bath bined membership of clubs in Wa- Goose. “Not far from here I’ll turn all go inside?” Building Materials ...... 47 cm second floor. Open attic. Spacdons cdosets. STE/iM HEAT. terbury, Toningrton, New London, you loose, and then jrou’U get a lot "Of course you can,”' esmaa -the Diamonds— Watches— Jewelry . . 48 FOR RENT—-6 ROOMS, all im­ Miade trees, shmbber;, large lawn. $85. monthly. For appoint­ M c i O N N E T reply. “ 1 planned on coiQkig .hmre. provements $18. Rent free to May New Britain. of tbriUs. Tm posltve of that.” Electrical Appliances— Radio ... 49 ment Can 8601 after 6 P. M. Entries from the Little kennels Just thmi wee Duncy shouted, ’Ibat’s why I picked you all Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A 1st Also one or two furnished SAVE 25 TO 30%! wlU be filed for tbe Windsor field Hey! This must be my unlucky the air and took you ror a ride,” Garden — Farm— Dairy I^ d a e ts 60 rooms at very low rent Inquire at Household Goods ...... 61 JOHN F. SHANNON Strong Stock Company. trials D O tt Saturday and Sunday day. A great big puff of wind came Machinery and Tools 68 209 North Main street, li^nches- 79 Russell Street and the Rockville meet the week by and carried off my hat.” (The Tinies find a shoe home ’ In Musical Instruments ...... „ st ter. 95 Foster St. TeL 5230 Old Mother Goose cried, “Dear, oh the next story.) < Office and Store Equipment k. . 64 after. Specials at the S to r e s...... 66 FOR RENT—FOUR room tene­ Wearing Apparel—^Furs ■ «..«.« 67 Wanted— ^To Buy ...... — mm 88 ment, with all inqirovements. Ap­ Rooms—Board—Hotels ■ llcssrts ply 111 H6Q street or telephone A Dangerous Experiment! By H AMLIN Restaurauts 6806. ALLEY OOP Rooms Without Board ...... M Boarders Wantod ...... a.T«..69-A FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement all V E A H ? WELL.NOW, \ 6 0 T \t // HEV' HAVE HERE.BRONTV- Country Board—Resorts improvements, $18 per month. Hotels— Restaurants SUPPOSIN' VOU TELL LISSEN - SPEAK OEF yo u GONE C’MON,BPONTVi Wanted— Rooms— Board ...... Arthur A. Knofia, telephone 5440 ME HOW WE'RE EVER, ' that little branch HAVE A NICE. Real Estate For Reut or 4359. eONNA GIT DOWN FULLA LEAVES AN' LUSCIOUS Apartments, Flats, Tenements.. LEAFV-, Business Locations for Rent .. . FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat also OUTA THIS TREE, Houses for Rent .. »eeee««.«iU tiz room tenem ent w ith aD im ­ WITH AbL THESE Suborbaa for Rent MOb»STEPS g a l ­ Summer Homes for Rent _ provements. Biqulre at 147 Blast .Wanted to Rent ...... Center street l o p in g AROONO Beal Eatate For Sale THIS SWAMP Apartment Building for Sale Business Property for Sale arins and Land for Sals Shoses for Sals « tots for Sals ...... \ Resort Propertr for Sale Suburban for Sale ...... Beal Estate for Exchange ...

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iSu. |/V O s fidal Personal Appesrsnce of . The Junior Dati|htanff^<^- ltaly MrSi llareyl PedAsao, obairman will present ia timab-a^ p w , “It of the card par^; to ha given to- m a etia f. ;BhwMdi Athletic Qab - TUFBGirr - Happened in the the monow’awv&ig at 8:15 in Odd Fd- PAPER W O K B S C^ailfw 4 d i r ^ . school auditorimn -ca^-Wednaa- kna hall by Memorial Tempta Utontoftlla wofkara locdi: High School Anditorimn inSSAMEEKA day evening, M^r U . J^rthlan Staters, win be aasisted b]^ Mid tha to lto iite ' dQier:' hlDbaAr ^ BENEHT DANCE Ninth Annual Mrs. Janet Ltnnell, Ite . Edna Cox ELECT WnCERS wars alaotad: WtlllaM liasWda^ (Miss Marion Bergeron) The Gleaners meettng>haa been and lira. Sarah Tomlinson. Six vtee-prsaidant; lOlton a . YacmMUf and Her Orchestra postponed imtil next weak Tuesday priset. and a door prize, all In cash, Tacoeding aaem^ry; JU. iilinleelnw S8e. at the Armory tomorrow night at by EJlllot S. F oote, H artford con­ J., and Miss Helen Pendergrass of W^ppinST CommiuiitF 7:15 sharp. The business session Hastings-on-the-Hudson, N. Y., were given those not yet signed up to do cert pianist. Ninety-five per cent of the work­ so. Any proQiectlve. member/ may Church House will be followed by an Amerlzan- week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. ers of the Rogers Paper company Mambara of the Busy Needle Sew- izatlon program with Mrs. Kather­ L. M. Foster of Parker street Both contact any member of tiie organi­ S. G- Rea Phikulelphia and G. signed up in the International tng club enjoyed a w ^-end trip to ine Winslow of East Hartford as were classmates of Miss Naomi Fos­ sation before the end of this weak Thomson of Canada wjU continue Brotherhood of Pi^ier Makers at ABOUT TOWN New York, and among the places of the speaker. ter at Mount Holyoke in 1932. and wni be glv«i ready asalatanee CON(X)RDIA LUTHERAN Interest visited was Radio City. their special evangelistic services tke second meeting of the local in in the filing of their iq»plicatiOBa for at Gospel Hall at 415-Center street ’Tinker hall Saturday afternoon. membership. ’The committee ex­ CHURCH TROUPE Thoae who were in the party were Word was received in town today Manchester’s nursery business is Temple Chapter, Order of the Anita MonaegUo, Edith and Elsie throughout this week, with services The meeting was attemded by 150 pects that the Rogers workers wiU that Dr. Morton H. Chapnlck of better thin year than it has been Sponsored by Wapplng Y. Saatem Star, will bold ite regular Bausola, Esther Gado and Mtu'jorie each evening at 7:45 o’clock ex­ paper workers, including some trom be signed 100 per cent before the Putnam, Conn., son of Mr. and Mrs. cept Saturday. The public is ex­ In the past five years. The C. R. “Better tiksn a Spring taalo tor meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45 Pola, other surrounding towns. end of the week. H. Chapnlck of Birch street, was tended a cordial invitation to at­ Burr com pany reports tHe best that tired totitug.” in the Masonic Temple. After the John Bailey, fourth vice-president meeting the Rainbow girls will ex- elected a member of the Windhtun tend. wholesale business in years. Simset OouncU, Degree of Poca­ County Medical Association at the of the Internationa] imd president Dandng 10-12. tmpllfy their work and a social of Eagle Lodge No. 1 of Holyoke time will follow in the banquet halL hontas, will hold the weekly card semi-annual meeting of that body ’The W. B. A. Guards will meet ’The Vanderbrook company has Rhythm Orchestra. party tomorrow evening at the held at Danielson. He was also ap­ addressed the meeting. He explain­ PUBUC SETBACK Mrs. Emil Miller, cludrman of the for rehearsal tomorrow evening In entered into a contract to furnish ed the rights of the workers to committee will be assisted by Mrs. home of Mrs. Catherine Ruttgers pointed a delegate to the Middlesex Turn hall, North street, in preara- nursery stock to the largest chain TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 8:15 Admission 35 cents. of 164 Eldridge street. County Medical Association. organize and complimented the Mary H^e, Mrs. Jean Post, Miss tion for a drill they are to present store organization in the United workers of the Rogers Paper com- ODD FELLOWS HALL Helen Carrier, Miss Alice Wilson, at the June meeting in Willimantic. States, and is- now shipping stock pany and other paper company em­ 'The guards will also put on the Pythian Sister^ Mrs. Ethel Brown, Miss Lila Stev­ Fred Thayer captured first prize Frank Busch of the Ninth Dis­ to all parts of the country. ployees for the fine work done In enson, Mrs. Murlal Toop, Mrs. Doris Saturday night in the Masonic set­ trict Recreation Center is to have floor work at the group meeting In Prizes! Refreshments! Hartford, Wednesday evening. organizing; also, for the fine work Himt, Mrs. Ethel Lundberg, Ernest back and George Olds won second his junior boxing class at the Y. M. the committee had done in mEikiag All Welcome] 25c. Read The HenU Adrs. Bantly and Fred C. Tllden. prize. Two attendance prizes were C. A. building on Wednesday night won by Thomas Ferguson and E. A. to provide part of the entertain­ Mr. and Mrs. John A. Akrigg ment for the annual meeting of the who have lived on Foster street for The meeting of Trinity Past No­ Bridias of West Hartford. The pres­ FUR STORAGE WILL PROTECT YOUR PURS (4123) ble Grands association has been ent series will end with the sitting Manchester Improvement Associa­ several years, have moved to BlsseU Walter N. Leclerc changed from Wednesday afternoon next S^urday night. tion on that evening. street. until some time in May. Funeral Chapel 259 No. Main St., Muicheeter, Cl. Mass for the repose of the soul of the late Bishop John J. Nilan was celebrated in both St. James’s ^ n U T H C O V V church and St. Bridget’s church this m orning. A to which all shoe­ and bdtel, ^ehiae^ation makers of the state of Connecticut Hale’s Schoolgirls’ have been invited will be held at Reno Inn, Wallingford, on May 20. A dinner will be served. Everything for Dressmaking Contest The WUaon Nurseries, which do a COOLERATOR retail as well as wholesale business, yesterday served over a thousand the Table— persons who came to Manchester to and the best of ends this week. Get busy.... You've still five days! buy. Only everything at Hale’s A dent*-i dlnlc will be held to­ where “IT PAYS TO morrow morning at the Health Cen­ WATT ON YOURSELF!” 900 Y^rds! Color-Fast! Rules: ter on Haynes street, and a tonsil clinic at 10 o’clock. •These prices good 1. ’Hie materials must ba ''y Tuesday and purchased at Bale’s. Any W e d n e ^ y PRINTED pattern can be uaed.

Minstrel Show Country RdU 2. All garments entered In and y'/:- contest must be brought PERCALES to Hale’s Fabric Sectioa has the efficient BUTTER before 9 p. m. Saturday, Dance April 28th. Tuesday Evening under ~the~ice 2 ib « . 4 7 c 3. Gkumenta will ba judged April 24 circulation » » » Good for table or cooking! Ebctra according to neatBSas and 8 O’clock Special! yard workmanship. Bolton Center Hall Armour’e Morose ■ W'? Bolton 'Baseball Ctab. SMOKED 1 7 Modem and Old-Fashioned A patented and Classifications: Dancing SHOULDERS Admission 40 cents. exclusive process 1. ■ For g irls. 10 to 14 years. Your new summer cotton dresses are among 2. For girls, 18 to 18 years. that makes for lb. l i e f . this collection of lovely printed percales . ■ . Small . . lean . . shankless I better refriger­ priced imusually low so that you may profit UNITED TEXTILE 4 Prizes: ation, assuring New Solid to the utmost from the Dressmaking Oonteat. WORKERS OF 6 prizes in all; 8 in each AM ERICA constant cold at CABBAGE A few cents will make you a dress to be group. LOCAL 2125 proud o f! all times at the 1st Pilne: Dress laogth of lowest possible lb. 3 c material up to 59c a yaxd. NOTICE Solid heads of new cabbage! ^Prints in newest designs, 2nd Prize: Dress length of There wlU be a meeting for cost. ^ every yard tub-fast. Hale’s Supreme material up to 89c a yard. bU clerks employed by Cheney ^36 inches wide. Brothers Thursday night, 3rd Prize: Dress length of April 26, at 7:00 P. M. COFFEE At HALE’S Fabric Section—Main Floor, left material up io 29c a yard. A NEW KIND OF REFRIGERATION lb. 2 5 c E 4511— 25c In other makes of ice refrigerators the air from the food chamber is taken up For a delicious cup of coffee! over the top of the ice and the cooling is accomplished by the use of the four aides and top of the ice cake. Florida PINEHURST In the Gxrferator only the under side of the cake is exposed and through the U,fWHALECo: xisc of the patented Coolerator fin rack the ice melts down in long fingers, ORANGES -^MANOlESTEPrONN.’ * : D IAL 4151 giving extra cot^ii^ surface. FRIGIDAIRE doz. 3 1 c Plnehnrst Freshly For thw reason die ice in the Coolerator melts only from the bottom and Exclusive Agents GROUND BEEF leaves the top of the cake practically flat so that a new block of ice can be Extra large. Wonderful fur slid in on top of the old oi^ Juice! This VOSS , The Coderator gives the same temperature in the food chamber whether the 22c"’ ice chamber is fidl or nearly empty. Popular Sellers! KEMP’ S, Inc. Electric Washer Large Green Peppers, 5c ea. My-T-Plne Desserts . .4 pkgs. i9c In the electric refrigerator there is the circulation of dry, stale air filled (Assorted). Registered Frigidaire with Attached Wringer Fresh Calves’ Liver. with the gases and odors given off by the foods in an almost air-tight chamber. B ls q u lc k ...... Ig. 30o RInso (large) ...... pkg. i9 s Service Dept. Maintained Sliced Bacon.______Worcester S alt ...... 8 fo r 23c These gases and odors are absorbed by the water that makes the ice cubes. (Regular 10c size packages). Kilspindie Grade A Milk. In the Coolerator, these gases and odors are absorbed by the water from Old Dutch Cleanser .. .8 cans lOc $ A n .5 0 melting ke and carried away down the drain pipe without doing any harm. Ohio Parlor Matches ... 6 for 25c Small Legs of Underwood Chowder . .2 cans 3Sc Genuine Spring Lamb (Qnohaug chowder). a-x-p-R-E-s-s-* 49 Beardsle3r*s Peanut Batter .. .29c LIMOUSINES Pinehurst’s Fresh Vegetable (No. 2 paU). Department Offers You; To BOSTOM FREE this week— Fresh Peas Parsley Rutabaga (Boim d Trip 88.601 Tefaphone 7007 ______A Case of Small Beets Carrots Leaves String Beans Celery ICE TURNIPS CIBMTEB TRAVEL BUBBAO QUICK-ARROW Flakes Cucumbers Spinach 488 Mate Street, Manobeeter » » » Dandelions Parsnips is the best refrigerant the Cmtiwrmtmf is the best 3 lbs. 8 c Avith every Fresh Strawberries r^rigerator » » » » Good cooking turnips. i Quick 15c pint basket / Crr^tni.1 4 *N11VJII Washer Native Rhubarb ..... 15c lb. TEST AND PROVE THESE Health Market Vacuum Qeaner Fancy Radishes ... 5c bunch ^ SoapFMas . A case of 24 FACTS IN yOW ONW HOME, VOSS with fingertip con­ large packagea WITHOUT OBLIGATION. Specials Repairs trol w ringer fo r $69410. Ripe Pears Oranges •Prices good Tuesday Get in on this VOSS daU thia week. Not ooly can you buy Bananas Grapefruit and Wednesday the famous VOSS tieetrle wmaher with attached wringer but yoa Permain Eating Apples can get FREE this week only a case of QUlCX-ARROW< a«ap 1 0 D A Y S flakes. VOSS is stindy, sQent and trouble-free. VOSS Is Today’s Super Valna CHIBSO ...... 16c box FREE TRIAL FlakM or Granules. All For 17c ^FuU size genuine por- ,Flowing agitator dw ctiain enamel tub. pUcatee band waahtt^ R PM do not agree that tiK CooienSor is 1 Lb. PIGS’ UVER action. 2 Cakes Medium Ivory Soap the moet neariy perfect lefrigemtor, do not .Genuine Lovell wring- .Bleetrlo motor a^eosL- 11c. keapk. TbeaeisaoCtlieC’-’-^— 1 /2 Lb. BACON *er withv2^-ln0h cush­ 'ly dettgnad tor yO B A This to a special eombtaatton ion ro w electric waabM*. . arei Tliera tor Tuesday and Wednesday ! Birdseye Frosted Peas . .24e are no out. Tender—4«5 servings. Cemvenient Terms. Begin at onoe to eajoy tile) I of this Vacuum cleaners adjusted Tender Baby Lim as ___ 27c iwpet neatly - parfact refr^ to $•6 servings. anit yoar < the Coointiar' or repaired at a small cost. Whde Strawberries ... .19c Chords can be replaced with sm ooth rubber TOrds tlm t will not pick up luit.' Variety—Swedish Ry^ L. T. WOOD CO. Whofe Wheat RaisiB 51 BiflfieO Street TeL 4496 ^ Sob Deolar: White - French - Hard Rye BgnwBi Furnitiire.Excliaiisre Vienna Bread Jahnapn n b e k MiUn Street Bard and Parkar House Rolls