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MANCHESTER; C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1938 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS i

THURSTON FAILS

FOUR M RIION IN SPIRIT TEST I

Magrician Promised I ARMED CHINESE Before His Death to Attempt PUBLIC WORKS PLAN -Return to This World.

STALLJIVASION New Jock, April 18.—(AP) w oaeph Ounnlnger, president M the Universal OouncU for P*ychlc Research, today an- IS VIEWED AS CERTAIN re Troops Use ffighest nounced the late Howard Thurs- ton had failed thus far to keep

Strategy In Goerrilla War- a promlae to return from the apirit world. I^uanlnger oald he and flva fare; Niglitiy Raids In companions, all skepUcs of AFTER A LONG PARLEY psychic phenomena, had kept A vigil last night over a glass

Ootskirts Of Shanghai case containing an Image of R e e s e s the Second. Before Few Detafls Disclosed Bot Thurston's death, three yearn Shangal, April 18.— (AP) — Em- ay> today, Dunnlnger explained, Three Courses Open the magician gave him the Conferees Indicate Bilfion ploying European military tactics image with a promlae that be with increasing skill, or. when nec- would return from the spirit essary, the big swords of their an- ^ r ld . break the glass case, and To Raise Huge Fund And Half Will Be Spent In ceators, the Chinese, temporarily at knock the image down. least, have stalled the Japanese war "We sat watching the glaaa Washington. AprU 13.— (AP) — AAenU money already borrowed and Effort To Revive B o^ case with Its image for an Where la the administration going now lying Idle, iSachine on the central China front. hour,” Ehinninger said, "and The real teat of this new Chinese nothing happened. It was the to get the billions which It is re- Formerly, all gold purchased by the Treasury was Immediately con- ness; This Wifl Be In Addi- resistance, however, ia yet to come, third year that we have done ported ready to spend in an effort to with Dumbera, geographical position verted into cash credits by the cer- conquer the business recession? tificate deposit method. At the and improvement in training of aol- Apparently, none of the money tion To Funds For Relief. dlem among the factom in China's end of 1986, the Treasury stopped would come from current taxes. this process for fear that the money favor. Strong IndlcaUons have been gives Japanese reinforcements are con- thus put in circulation might facili- by Informed persons Instead, that at tate unhealthy credit boom. This tinuing to pour into Shantung prov- ILLINOIS RACE With least one of the following three Washington, April is!^— j ince, And this probably means a required the Treasury to borrow (AP) — President Roosevfilt i courses would be tried: money to pay for new gold acqulal- smashing drive to regain what it left 1. Desterilization of the 81,183,- and his economic adviser* of Taierhebwang, embattled south- tlons. SEEMS WON BY mets and gasproof clothing, covers the street with a chemical Intended to n^t^JSize^lJo^n g a f 000,000 in the Treasury’s inactive Fninie Uie Pledge worked at top speed today to^* ' ern Shantung town.' gold fund; Chief credit for the recent Talerb- Although the gold fund was un- 2. Borrowing on aecuriUea Issued complete s' new recovery andfe j chwang victory la given to Irregular officially pledged for eventual re- relief program, apparently Chinese units who demoralized Jap- by government agencies and guar- tirement of the Federal aecuriUea HORNERS MAN anteed by the Treasury. agreed upon at a lengthy night s anese communications along the issued to pay for the metal, fiscal TIentsin-Pukow railway. If these SUUKES IN FRANCE 8. Borrowing on direct Treasury officlala argue that in the present conference at the White Houae,'^, irregulars operated according to PALKA EXPIATES CRIME obligations. sttusUon the pledge would be ful- Even if President Rooeevelt's most _ While the conferees did not plan, then It was the highest form Lucas Far Ahead Of^Nash- filled If the gold was used to reduce of strategy, in the opinion of ton- recent revenue estimates for the new borrowing. disclose details, it was indicat* elgn military experts here. ARE NEAR AN END next fiscal year bold up in spita of The second method—borrowing on ed the keystone probably would V Skill or Luck. Kelly Candidate With Sev- IN THE ELECTRIC CHAIR the busineaa recession, the 85.919,- aecuriUea of Federal agencies—has 400,000 figure would barely cover be a proposal to spend $1,600,- 1,'^ If General Lee Tsung-Jen did not attracted those officials who want to 000,000 on public works as- a control the units, which limited Jap- the non-relief items in his budget. keep the direct federal debt from anese supplies of ammunition, gaso- ei-Eghtbs Of Vote hllGIler Of Two BridjeportlcOYlE ViaORIOUS Vote Of Conhdence In Cham- Relief, public works anj other re- rising too rapidly. means of reviving business and ' line and food, the Chinese ^ctory covery spending, apparently, must Bonds of an agency, such as the industry. be financed elsewhere. had a pronounced element of good Reconstruction Finance Corpora- This would be in addition to it fortune. Seoatonal frraair fa| PoScemeo Coh A, Helo' her Of Deputies Qyen To The eaaieat source of obtalaliig tion, appear on the books only os Aside from this major advantage money would ba the gold fund. Its ’’oonUngent” UablllUes of the Treas- a $1,260,000,000 relief appro- ^ in weakened communications for IN NEW BRITAIN use definitely Is under consideration. ury. That is, the Treasury proper priation, which would let the the Japanese, the foreign military Is Chicago, April IS—(A P)—Scott Led Into Death Chainhen Premier Has Good Effects Informed officials sqld. does not owe the money until and Works Progress Administn-;^ Money Ifftng Idle agreed that the Chinese are im- t**caa, backed by Governor unless the agency defaults. tion carry a peak load of unem-^v proving aa soldiers. The Chinese Horner’s recently developed power Ends Unnsnal Legal Case. To spend the 81,183.000,000 worth The third and moat tuual method troopa who r won at Taierhebwang Democrats Swept Into Of- Paris. April 18.— (A P)—Backed of gold, the Treasury need only de- of financing la direct Treasury ployed from next July I to were not polished aoldlem, but, like- la nilnola Democratic politics, mm- posit an equivalent amount of gold by huge, majorities in the Chamber borrowing—on bonds, notes and February 1, 1939. wise, they were far from dovu-at- sumed a ^ w ln g lead for the’ par- certificate currency—secured by the biUs. These securities cost .the Both the public works and the-heels. They maneuvered in ac- ty"! Mnatorial nomination today Wethersfleld, April IS— (AP) — fice By Record Majority; of Deputies, Premier Eklouard Dala- metal—In the Federal ReMrve Treasury, in interest or discounts cordance with the beat strategy, ^'"faeSn*‘ir f6oe, adherent of I The slaying of two Bridgeport po- dier rushed to the Senate today for Banks. The Treasury thereby would aU the way from one-tenth of one relief proposals were expected ^ seeking mobility in secret flanking the faquon dominated by Mayor | lice officers, a crime c h a r ^ to final action, his ”NatlonaI Defense” get a caah credit as spendable as a percent on short-term bills to aa to be covered in a Presidential'S movements. They rolled the latest Eldward J Keiiv m “ ce officers, a crime chai ' Control Common ConncH. deposit of taxpayers’ checks. Far Com- Frank P^ka >ane factory employe,' was offlclala point out, the gold rapre- noon. Its first draft was gone ^ in expiated today by his elictwuUon decree. primarily, by banka. Chinese planes In the battto wem roe the district | at_the state prison. New Britain, April 18.— (AP) — SoclalisU and CommunlsU joined over by the five Cabinet Ihtan-'f i- sa fa n as any displayad by the DemocraU were Jubilant today over Centrists and RightlsU yesterday bers and three other adminls-'^^ ^ Japanese. Rainey,namev held T.| Palka. hla 'face chalk white, but r a n ^ 2^.855 with I otherwise outwardly calm, walked a smashing victory In the biennial In the House In passing, SOS to 13 tration officials at last night's m ' With unlimited man power at the decree powers bin, the power their command, the Chinese am r a ^ rt^ praclncta to the electric chair on the Vrm of a city election which swept their can- three-hoor meeting. P*'t“ >»rtea FU»r«l Just before 10 o’clock last that was refused Socialist Premier tapping such power directly at the didates for mayor, George J. Coyle, Leon Blum twice and Radical So- CONGRESS URGED BY FDR Pariey Later Todhy ’i'H source; whereas the Japanese are ‘^ ‘ tod States dlatrict attor- nl«ht and was pronounced dead The President wUI have a final '-h f ' ” Chicago, aeored heavily in “ bout four minutes later. into office by a record-breaking plu- cialist Premier CamUte C3iautemps confronted with the problem of rality and gave them control of the once. talk on the mesMge with Congras- : < great expense In bringing in teln- n baiuwlck of the execution ended a legal light slonal leaders at 5:00 p.m. (e.s.t). waah-Kelly fqfcea, but the Havana | **** 25-yeai-old Polka of more Common Council. Deputies talked excitedly of a re- forcements. surgence of confidence in the gov- TO RETAIN PROFITS TAXES Those invited were Barkley at 4 MnnoDS Armed. than two-and one-half years during Capturing rirtuaUy every con- tested poet in the election yestei> ernment as a result of Daladier’s Kentucky and Rayburn o f Texas, Estimates of Chinese now under (Oonttnued on Page Nine) which he took his case twice to the U. S. Supreme Court and three day. the party gave Coyle. SB-year- victory in the Chamber, together Democratic leaders of Senate and arms run to 4,000,000, with a good old lawyer, an unofficial plurality of with approaching setUement of House, respectively; Chairmen Glass supply of small arms and machine- times before the Supreme (3ourt of Writes Letters To Senate Errors, Connecticut’s highest tri- 3,6M. the highest ever recorded by widespread metal workers’ strikes. (D., Va.) and Taylor (D., Oblo.) o f guns. Aa a lighting man. the Chi- bunal. a Democratic mayoralty candidate Strikers began returning to work toe Senate and House Approprl^ nese is proving courageous. He DAVB^NAMffi in the clty’a history. in the ariation planU this morning, tlona committees, and Senator requires little food, and with sum- With him to the last were Iwo And House Groups Saying LATE NEWS Catholic priests, with one of whom' The new mayor, to be inaugurated allowing partial resumption of pro- Byrnes (D., 8. C.) and represeilfri- mer approaching there no longer Wednesday, April 20, polled 12,090 duction of planes and motors for tives Cannon (D., Mo.) and Wood-' will be the problem of weather. he played cards until summoned votes to 8,432 for the Republican in- France’s armament program after Principle Of Orqjinal rum (D., Va ) of tooae committoM.’ Geographically, the Chinese , have RED CROSS HEAD from his cell, only a few steps from the death chair. cumbent, George A. (}ulgley. Daladler had threatened to end the FLASHES! Official White House sourcea had an Increasing advantage In devel- strikes by force. Previously he talked for two The official tobulation of the vote diaclosed earUer that toe meeaoga oping resistance, as the Japanese Work was resumed at the Far- Measure Should Be Kept spread out over China's more than hours with his mother, Julia Polka, was to be annotmeed later today. FAIXS TO HIS DEATH would diacuas not only toe state of The new Common (founell to be mann and Nieuport factories and it 3,000.000 square miles. and two brothers, Edward and New Britain. April IS—(AP)— affairs in toia country but siso Advisor Of President And Stanley, who did not give up hope Inau^rated when Coyle Ukes office was announced operations would re- touch on conditions abroad. The long flngera of Japanese pen- sume tomorrow In the Bleriot and Sr., 56, of 16 etration are being cut steadily by of legal intervention until six hours will be composed of 18 Republicans Washington. April 18.— (AP) — Radio Addreoa and an equal number of DemocraU other factories, involving a return Hurlbart afreet, feU to hla death guerrilla raids, v^lch are reaching World Diplomat Succeeds i before the current was turned on. of 35,000 men altogether. President Rooseveit repeated today It probably wUl be followed to-' Thirty Wltnesees but the latter party baa effective from the fourth story floor of a to the very outakirta of Shanghai. The strikers feared, after the pre- the administration’s insistence on I^ndera, fn r j and Ctark plant morrow night by a 45-inlnuta ”Fii«- The future of China's reinvlgo- Thirty persona including news- rontrol because of a charter pro- Late Cary T. Grayson. vision giving the mayor the right to mier’s threat, that they would be retention of the principle of an un- 3 p.m, today. With Ms son, slde Chat” in wMch toe Presi(leat mobilized and sent back to the distributed profits tax. may explain to toe nation his views ,'i (Con tinned FVero Page Nine) (Oonttaned on Fags Nine) vote in the event of a Ue. Republi- U w M d , Jr., he was engaged in cans formerly held control, 21 to 9 planU aa soldiers. The President wrote chairman of CMalaig windowta be on tbe oatalde on toe general economic situation Workers and employers delegates the Senate Finance and House Ways and ^ m la the baUdlag, when and toe reasons for hla new pro- Washington, April 18.—(AP) — Control Other Bosuda The democrats were rictorious in were to meet this afternoon in an and Means committees; ho slipped and (ell to the .ground. gram. , effort to reach terms for resump- The letter was delivered at the Time has been reserved on toe the only, other elections which were tion of work in the entire meUllur- He was taken to New Britain 0««. GEORGE WESTBROOK ** ‘“ ‘ ‘ "“ te of diplomats the CABINET APPROVES rontested—those for places on the Capitol while Senate and’ House oral boepltai and wmm d«ad _ NBC, CBS and Mutual radio chains ^ Ical Industry where some 125,000 confereea were meeting for the first beginning at 10:30 p.m., eaateni board of relief and selectmen. The other workers were on strike. rival. Dr. John Purney, medical •home aaelgnment in many years party now controls those boards, 2 time to work out a compromise on e a r n e r , called to view the standard time. CLAIMED BY D E A lfl of the Amerlaro PACT WITH ITALY Pickets remained sUtlonrd at the the tax revision bill. body. ’ Preparation of toe message s«d Chairman Harrison (D., Miss.) • • • the speech occupied most at ______^ (Oontinned On Page Eleven) (Contlnoed oa Page Two) fMlii S u c k in g the late Cary T. Oray- of the Senate finance committee and SENATE BACKS PREMIER Mr. Roosevelt’s attention today. ^ appointed to the one of the conferees, made the Ict- There were indications that tha Paris,^ AprU 18.— (A P )—The by Prerident message would be one of the moet Was Prominent For Many R o^ v elt, whom he has served for British Officials A in 0 . K. (Oen W —d an Pag* Twa) Hpnato today voted by 288 to 1 t o Ifre Premier Edouard Daladier’s important and far-reaching which s*2!.*Y*...** *“ baasador-at-large. the President has dispatched to ^ 4 b ou t the time the appointment Circus Attendants Strike ^•tlonal Defense” Cabinet powers Years h East Hartford Plan To Have War MiIIi^ “ govern France by decree until Congress in many montb. 7 “ announced by Mr. Roosevelt at July 81. The nature of its preparation, conference. Daria visited BIG W AR GAMES • • • climaxed by last night’s confer- Bnsmess And G rk AKahrs ^ 2 ;° * hiadquartera here and ter Confer With D Dace. But Big Show Goes On ence, recreated son^ethlng of toe M t Mefly with officials who will SECRET JAP BUILDING emergency atmosphere of Mr. ** wide-flung organlsa- New Tork, April 18—(AP)__ _ START TOMORROW Wa^gton, April 18.—(AP)— Roosevolt’a first months in office. I^ndon. April 18— (AB»—The i their aeats to help—and were paid The Navy, Ihfurroed offlclaU said Then, as now, he was studying ways Hartford, AptU 18 — (AP) __ Strike or no strike, ’The Greatest off in passes. ^ r g e Westbrook, 68, president of Stort of suture, white haired and British Cabinet, at Ito last session today, has a “ faint suspicion Jap- to make government bllUons take the Noble and Westbrook Manufac- ^ Daria, a naUve of Tennessee, has before Easter today, gave nn.i ap- Show on Earth” must go oa—and So successful were the combined may be building one or more toe place jof private capital in im- turing Company, prominent for been representing this country in proval to the final draft of Prime It did. efforts that many in the audience Mgh-speed super-cruisers, os well proving business conditions. did not realise anything was wrong Texas Cavalry To Engage In many years in poUtieal, civic, buri- roe world’s capitals since the early Minister CSiamberlaln’s Italian There were no peanuts or pop- as record size battlesMps. Cabinet members who went over nesa and fraternal affairs la Boat ^ of the W ^ War. Then be friendship pact. until North, as the show neared its the message with the Preeident corn at last night’s performance In end, thanked them for their indul- Hartford, died Tuesday afternoon at rislted Spain, France and England The Cabinet’s action was taken MaiKnvert Nepr Mexican GETS EXItlRTlON NOTE. were Secretaries Hull, Ickes, Wal- a a special adriaer on financial af- just two months after Premier Mus- Madison Square Garden aa several gence during difficulties. the Hartford hospital. 8L Paul, Minn., April 18.— w . lace and Morgenthau and Postmas- Mr. Westbrook organized la 1804 fairs. solini had hinted be would Uke to hundred aitendanta, eoga hi the No hands were available to ter General Farley. negoUate an understanding. groom and harness the horses and Border— Other Orders. r^. Knuiey, preoldent of the Great with Richard Noble the company PreaMeatlal Advisor smooth running machine of the hortbern Railway, received an ez- Present also were CUiairman Jeaae that bean their name to manufac- be became chairman of the Also approved was the plan for elephants for the opening pageant__ H. Jones of the Reconstruction modem c l r ^ quit the sawdust for a Maharajah’s reception to Frank torUon note abont a week ago de. ture marking and stamping devices. Shanclal eecUor. of the Supreme War Minister Leslie Hore-Bellsha the picket Use, but traditioti was nmdliig 8100,000 under penalty of Finance 0)rpornUon; Harry Hop- For a time their firm was lowted Economic CouncU of tha AlUes, and to have a significant talk with B preserved. Buck, the animal hunter -but U was Washington, April 1 3 -(A P ) — kins, WPA administrator, and presented without the .n im .i. t<, k ip p in g . It beewme knowa today. at 177 Asylum street, but Ir 1918 amen tha war was over he served as Duce April 23, the day after he John Rlngling North, 84-yeaivold The thud of cavalry hoofs and roar Kenney was threatened with death James Roosevelt, toe President’s . they laootporated and built a new '“ “ f'al adriaer to President Wilson stops in Rome while on a military undlminlshed applause from the au- of airplane motors near the Mexican son and secretary. T »ss of the Rlngling Brothers and dience. If the money was not paid, and other factory at 30 Westbrook street. **•“ *"• Ame.lcan commission to InspecUon tour at Malta. B m u m and Bailey dreua, tugged border wUl inaugurate tomorrow Ibreata were mode a ^ n s t the rnU- Leaders Are Abaeut Bast Hartford, a street devdoped beKotlate peace. Chamberlain i^anned Hore-Bel- at ropes and guy wires, a clrcua The other principal omlralona moet cKtenaive summer training in roAd. Absent were the Democratic Oon- taha’i visit In Rome as a ’’peraonal were Terrell Jacobs' lion and black tha Army’s history. by Mr. Westbrook. When Um Wilson adminlatration wagons, clowns gresjiional leaders, including Vice- touch” to hla friendship agreement leopard act. requiring the erection Former Bast Hartford OOuncU- t® private Ufa fetched and carried; and the elaht Officials estmlated that upwards mar ket s AT A GLANCE. President Garner, who has been man, Mr. Weatbrook served as a until 1937 wber, he was chosen a with Premier Muaacrilnl-on agree- of large cages,—and the peanuts of 400,000 men would take part in widely reported as looking with dis- f « t ’T eas. Giant” helped p w S toe and popcorn—the candy butchers Now Vork, AprU 18.— (A P)— member of the lint Town Council iMmber

posed, would eollaborats in Interost- also a membar of the 1988-8S refu- tha House last Friday, / Ing private llnanrlal sources to pro- gee commission. Treadway money were raised by a special Fed MANGHiaifliK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18. 1988 ^REFUGEE PROBLEM vide asylums for the refugass. r t ss The Rev. Samuel Cavert, Now CONGRESS URGED BY FDR added: "He (tha President) again ahowa MSS GUSTAFSON AGAIN eral bond Issue. eat Immlgratloo restrietloas in sneh Tmk, general aaeretary of the Ped- Ilf the Senate the general pro. nation would be .adhered to. eral Oounell of Oiurcbes. TO RETAIN PROFIT TAXES a dealra to exert his auuorlty and PARKWAYMORS a level waa plaeed on tha pipe It was influence over the legislative branch READS T J.W . ADXnJARY poaal of 9 new works prognn gain- REBELS ADVANCE found to have been bent down. Rev. Green for bis splendid work In ; T O B E D I S C U S S E D So far this government has rs- Tba Most Rev. Joseph P. Rum- and even to a confenmes between ed the support of Senator Wheeler Overnight News MANHOLE COVERS eelved no favorable replies. mel, arehblsht^ of New Orleans and When toe broken pipe waa locat- Manchester. On behalf of the mem- (Omttoaed from Fiigo Om ) the two Houses." (D., MonL), who bad lined up with 10 YEARS AS PASTOR bership, <3arl Johnson presented A place for the conference baa chairman of the CathoUc-Bplscopal the Byrd group in opposition to the INSPECT PRO JE Q ed all of toe gas connections in ths Oommlttee for Oerman Refugees. "Never before," he said, "have I I* Re-Elected As President At Of Connecticut Orange Hall bi-lldlng were shut off Rev. and Mrs. Green with a purse yet to be chosen. Hull has sug- ter pubUc. It reviewed the reasons hnown the executive to force high Annual Meeting: Last Nigrht; court and government reorganiza- IN SOUTHERN AREA (By Aaaartated Preaa) LIFTED BV BLAST of money and tha latter also receiv- Eight Experts CaDed To gested a city In Swltxerland. liswts Kenedy, New Tork. presl views upon a conference. The re- tion blUs. • and also the gas metera In the build- HERE, CIVET PARTY dent of the National Council of why the President had recommend- Installation April 23. ing. A quick repair Job was done and ed a corsage. Hiaae At Parley ed an undistributed profits tax orlw. sult win be far-reaching and arouse Wheeler said "pump-prlmlng" Refreahm^te were served and a Catholle Men. maUy In 1939. , ^ much resentment among the people. rould bo quickly approved provided Take bgineer Along To An* Hartford—Hotel emplojres, forc- by 8 o’clock last night toe ditch was Thoae asked to confer With Hr. Hiss Helen Gustafson was re- ing in toe door of his room after ha being covered In and work was re- social time wa4 enjoyed. White House To Take Up Roosevelt were: ‘‘Modifications shown by experi- An agreement before the conferees Prealdent Roosevelt did not aak for But In Other Haces Uyaj: ■oenui almost impoatlble oa a re- elected president of Andereon-Shea a "blank ehack.” in the past the ftiled to respond to call®, found Roy sumed on the complete repair this Raymond B. Foedlck, New Tork, ence to be deairmble, In particular Auxiliary, Veterana of Foreign swer Qnesdons; No Wit- Jordan, 38, of Larcbmont, N. Y, morning. Rev. And Mrs. Green Ten* TO TAKE CROWE'S LAND Secretary Hall’s Proposal president of the Rockefeller PV>un- the exemption of small corporations, ■ult of the President’s indiscretion.” Prealdent has asked the appropria- STRIKES IN FRANCE should be made, but the principle of SeMtor Vandenberg (R., Mich.), Wars last night at the annual meet- ists Stand Finn; Fighting dead In bed. Jordan, who checked The fact that there hod been a dstlon. tion of billions for broad purposes, In at the hotel (Bond) Sunday to Orange Hall Causes Wolcott, April 18—(AP)—This Bernard M. Baruch, New Tork the tax is sound, and It should be oaserted be would not yield to the’1 *5* the exact expenditures to be deter- nesses Are Called Today. break brought several officials of dered Surprise By Mem- town moved today to take posses- retained In our tax aystem.” Mr Presldent’a demand "for a tax on *lT2!i^***^ Q re ^ Other morning, died of natural causes, toe company from Hartford t« Man- WmiidagtoD, AprD 13 — (AP) — industrialist. ARE NEAR AN END mined by the executive rather than On Ten Mile F r o n t said medical examiner Henry N. sion of 72 acres of land belonging Rooaeveit added. thrift and prudence which la at Senior vice by Ck>ngreaa., Ezploaon Yesterday. chester. Not only were men connect- to John Crowe, sought In connec- PrMldntt Roo*ev«It paused In hli Henry Morgenthau, New Tork, least— - - ^Iprealdent, Mrs. Florence Peterson; Oastello. ed with the gas company in Man- bers Of Parish Last Night work on domestic relief plana to- father of the Treasury aecretary, (OonWnued from Page One) Against Prlndpta M r... Alice “There is quite a ganaral agree- Bridgeport, April 18.—(AW — tion with a doubis shooting here "Otherwise we grant a daflnlte ment In the Senate and House ” New Haven—Emcai K. Undley, chester Investigating the trouble, several years ago. day to (o orer preliminaries to an former ambassador, and chairman "If the President wishes to veto The 17 grand Jurymen inquiring In- Hendaye, France, (at toe Spanish but also those connected with the entrances to the plants, but red incentive to the avoidance of per- Wheeler said, “that there must be Waahlngton correspondent and au- An explosion that sent the tops The tonm obtained a $979.74 tax International conference to help po- of the Greek Refugee Resettlement sonal Income tax payments through a tM bill which aims to encouiage to Merritt Parkway land purchaoes Frontier) April 13.—(AP) — .The thor. will give a public lecture at telephone and electric light com- Rev. 8. E. Green, pastor' of the iltleal rsfufees from Oerman Aus- Oommlaslon created by the League flags and other strike emblems were business------and- stimulateatlraulate re-emnlov-1re-employ-1 Outamer:uuiamer: some ‘pump-prlmlng.’ i don’t see of three manholes Into the air In pany. Judgment In Common Pleas Court removed at the Renault and some methods which are legal, Uiit which anything else wa can do.” temporarily abandoned toclr cham- Spanish Insuigents have blasted 8 p.m., here tonight (Wednesday) Swedish Congregational church, and yesterday against Crowe who has tila find new homes. of Nations In 1923. are contrary to .the aplrlt of the ment,” said Vandenberg, “the*^ a^ trustees. ber deliberations today to take an |W lr way through toe government’s on “The New Deal and the Preaa." the vicinity of Orange Hall on East The pipe taken from the ground Mrs. Green were tendered a surprise Bight experts on the refugee Prof. Joseph P. Chamberlain, New other factories. proprUte time for him to act, undw not been seen since the day of the If an agreement was not reached principle that every cltlsen should unexpected tour of the partly com^ jtet mountain d^enaes on the south- He win speak at Yale’s Strathcona tCenter street shortly after 4 o’clock Indicated tba. there had been a party by the church membership shooting. problem were Invlteo to the White Tork, member of the high oommls- pay taxes In, accordance with bla our theory of government, will be I *»' Fortin: dele- pleted 38-mtle highway they bavql. sector of the Catalan front, and hall. break in the pipe for some time, last night In honor of the tenth an- House to consider a plan outlined alon for German refugees In 1933- by Thursday night the government when the bill reaches the White **** to <3otmty Ooundt,' Mrs. aar- yesterday afternoon startled prople would designate Its own arbitrator means. BIG WAR GAMES been Investigating since January-MK [ow are driving downhill toward Hartford—State fish and game but the large;- section showing the niversary of/Rev. Green’s pastorate by Secretary Hull March 34. 35. "It would bo particularly unde- Houae. At p re lS t “ u i i u ^ Observing toe same secrecy that the port of Vlnnroz on toe Mediter- working In that vicinity and also opening Indicated that It was en- here. The members gathered at More than 30 nations, Hull pro- whose decision would be final. iRtive biulneM and w« stui - 1 wardens assembled at the state of- James O. McDonald, New Tork Effecta On Markets. sirable to eliminate the undistrib- Legislature. . oflBcera will be has marked their bearlngii. .at the ranean. fice building for Instructions for toe started many running to cover not larged recently. Pearl and Sprufe itreete and pro- uted profits tax at this time, in fa- START TOMORROW Court House here, toe membere of While elsewhere, northward to The franc reacted quickly to the "The Prealdent make. legUtaUve *''* opening of Cminectlcut’s trout fish- knowing Just what waa the cause As the gas that leaked followed ceeded to the parronage. then later premler’a measures and the heavy vor of a flat rate of tax, represent- the Jury and State’s Attorney Lorin the French frontier, Insurgents ap- ing season which falls this year, ap^ along the pipe leading Into the adjourned to the church vestry. The ing an Increase (‘increase’ was un- agreement difficult, althoughihow M Saturday evening, AprU VV. Wllll.i met at 10 a. m. at the peared to be check^ toe battle In The odor oi gas that followwl led ______—_ . I, vote of confidence given him by the MMmpoaslble, by speaking out of ‘ ______(OoattDoed fnrni Page Une) propriately enough, on tola coming to thp calling of the Hartford Gas building It waa finding an opening .affair came as a complete eurprlse Emyllwi fraa S«9 I, Nolt derscored) in the tax burden on Intersection of Newtown avenue and toe south developed Into one of the through the manholes near the to the couple. Chamber. It waa quoted at 31.90 turn.' Friday. Actlpg Supt. Elliott P. Oomi>any’e repair crew and within ir«B0. mbib* « nS to the dollar in morning bank trad- many small corporations, and on all toe parkway In Norwalk. most brilliant tactical operations of south curb of East Center street. On L'y^ ^ «« irorvwf, oinTWB BE ammm corporatlona which follow estab- Chairman Doughton (D., N.C.) ammunition by parachute to isolat- From there they Journeyed by Insurgent (Jeneral Franco’s Catalan Bronson said 41 warderu and patrol- a half an hour following toe ex- Rev. and Mra. Green carat- here «r ibnr ing, compared to 32.39 at the Bourse of Uie House Ways and Means com- ed units. men will )>e on duty at trout plosion men were on their way from one of the manholes Just east of from Waltham, Mass., In April of t nitwl «»4 r«g Kit* fM. SniL TOPS closing yesterday. liabed American practices of divi- GIRL SCOUTS LEADERS chartered bus toward toe New York campaign. m l^ e , opposing Treadway’s view, Many will witness maneuvers of state line, stopping at' various polnta streams during toe opening day. Hartford to locate the trouble and Orange Hall which is now above 1928. A review of the church’s ac- 9M| UP»9t flll DTflT The grateful premier emphasized dend distribution; and a decrease sMd he did not see why the letter Fighting has been In process the road level because o f the exca- tivities under Rev. Green during the to the (Camber that the heavy (again underscored) In the tax bur- the general headquarters air force to examine localities about which since shortly after dawn yesterday. Hartford—The Connecticut Alum at 5 o’clock toe ditch leading to the 1‘ ‘••"fowot flM feolMi. It tflkM tSS ‘should militate against ua IN ANNUAL MEETING In alx northeastern states, involving they had heard testimony. For sev- nl Association of the Universitx of broken pipe, a s . It was (llscovered, vation a lighted lantern wraa placed, I ^ t decade was given by HJalmar fc r«U«d B«!I-fliM for hSlggitlBo votes In his favor had done much den of many large corporatlona, agMnst an agreement.” Under cover of Intense artillery which have hoarded their earnings more than 3,000 officers and men eral Jurymen It was their first view fire. G enial Miguel Aranda took toe Maine elected" Richard G. Clark of was opened and the repair work n ils resulted In the cover being Carlson, secretary- of the 'church. . fliYd pot ym bflek m tmt RED MEN to strengthen the franc Internally, "If anyone takes the position It and 155 planes. KflUiT li flo mVk u ta aeertag «b4 om 1ft In the past, and would be encourag- of the parkway and Willis himaelf offenslvrffrora a narrow position he Hartford president to succeed Ron- started. blown off this manhole and In lesa Another speaker was Rev. Bernard poctflifl prom U. A A tm B«U*—” as well as to show foreign nations 1® gotn^ to militate against an Meet At Hoihe Of Commission- than a second later two more tops that Prance was prepared to solve ed to resume the practice In the fu- At the same time the Seventh had not been over toe eouthem sec- hfd spent days In preparing—an ald E. Young of Newark. N. J.. As a crew of men started digging Hawklnson of the Swedish Oongre- ture.” agreement/' he said, "they are say* er Mrs. J. S. Brown; Has Mechanized Cavalry Brigade will tion of the $25,000,000 road until formerly of Hartford. Other officers were blown off on the manholes just gaUonal church of Hartford, who her problems. ng they want to take the present area from Morelia to the San Mateo It was evident that there had been The Senate voted, meanwhile, to ‘The tax bill as passed by the Progressed During: Year. engage In maneuvers at Fort Knox. today. highway, on toe southwestern edge chosen at toe orniual meeting and a refill of a ditch near the place east of the telephone company’s attended with ,Jrs. Hawklnson, be- House retained the principle of an law. We are going to try to work Ky., with the Tenth Infantry from Engineer In Party. of Cntalonia. banquet were Henry 0>nklln of building. ^ ing close friends of the Greens. give Immediate consideration to the out as fair and equitable a bill as Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana. where toe leak was located and in BINGO measure which would allow the Dal- undistributed profits tax for cor- Manchester Girl Scouts, Inc., held The party Included Warren M. By nightfall the government line New London, vice praldent; 9nd order to prevent the men digging Miss Emma Johnson gave a read- porations with net Income of more possible in lieu of present law. Other Maneuvers Creamer, highway department pro- was broken, insurgent dispatches FIRST TRAIN BIDE ing- "His Mother’s Servant" and adler government a free hand untU I always bellev^ In the round-1 li* at the home of Donald Henderson of Hartford, sec- from being overcome by the gas July 31 to enact by decree measures than $25,000. ‘The Senate elimin- In June cornea the command poet ject engineer who has testified be- said, and government \mllltlamen retary-treasurer. hMds of toe various organlzaUons RADIO neea of the principle of an u n K - CommleMoner Mrs. J. 8. Brown, 99 exercise of about 100 offtcera gradu- fore the Jury several times. He was fumes they were allowed to work In dealing with national defense, ated It In favor of a flat corporate were retreating southwest- to> AI- the ditch but a few minutes at a AJajtiopa, Colo., April 13__(AP) of the church spoke briefly, lauding Tomorrow Night finances and economy. income tax of 18 per cent. buted profits tax. If he ( th V ^ S - *‘''***’ R«PO«‘‘» of ating from the Army War College, subpoenaed to make the trip today bocacer. -Elghteen-year-old Ula Marion In endorsing a graduated system dent) had come out against It it executive board and chairmen and in July various National Guard, presumably to answer any ques- SEARCH FOB TEACHEK time. When toe shovel uncovered The meaaure provides that the de- wouldn’t have changed mv vlewa standing committees were read, Front of Ten Miles toe spot through which the gas Elliott, a C!olorado ranch girl, rode crees must be enacted before the of capital gains taxes rather than a R.O.T.C. and CM.T.C. encamp- tions that might arise about con- General Aranda’s operations now on a railroad train today for the SERVICE 8:SO O 'clo ck flat rate, the President said "All the argument they can offer which the annual meeting ments. struction features of the Parkway, have spread from his starting point started to flow fast the foreman In- first time In be; life. close of the present session of Par- la that It la unpopular. It la un- Scout Ckiuncll was held, Poughkeepslo. N. Y„ April 13.— plrted upon his getting out of the liament and must be approved by ‘"rhere is no fairness In taxing ‘The biggest mass maneuver which The Jury had Intended to tour the to cover a ten mile front. , (AP)— Dutchess county sheriffs “ This Is the biggest thrill of my popular because It has been mis- Officers elected for the coming the army has ever undertaken In highway oa March 16 and some of Not only had he achieved his im- ditch and a man was furnished a the Parliament before Dec. 31. the .salaried man and the merchant represented and mlsundcretood and Oommlssloner, Mrs. Fred officials sought today Miss Maude life and I think I’m the luckiest girl TINKER HALL Among measures contemplated upon their Incomes and taxing at peacetime, that of the ‘Third Array Its members came to toe appointed mediate objective of a broad base O. Carroll, New Haven, CkJnn., gas mssk to finish the work, but bis In the world,” Lila Marion exclaim- Wm.E.Krah under the bill are a special tax on far lower rates the profits on the because the other law is not what It H'fvey: deputy oommlasioner, Involving 80,000 men, Is scheduled meeting place on that day but rainy for toe march to the sea, by split- services were not needed as a cover should have beea. They Judge by Brosnan; secretary, i^rs. for the south and aouthniit in weather forced postponement of the school teacher who has been miss- was at once ■ put over the broken ed, boarding a train for Washington, PHONE 4457 Winners Have Choice On Any Of Regular .30 Games I war material producing Industries oapltal of the speculator.” ting toe government center on this ing since Jgat Saturday. D. C. 33 Delmont Street to prevent excess profits, revision "Nor U it fair to subject the the other law waa. not what -Albert Robinson; treasurer, Mrs AuguaL Some 37,000 regular aiony trip. southern Up of toe O talan front: pipe and the flow of gas stopped. the present bill Is.” Marion Rowe; registrar, Mrs. Theo- troops, 40,000 National Guardsmen Yesterday, aa toe Jury began the Captain of Detectives George T. A senior at the araall Mosca. upward of customs duties, a $465,- salaried man and the merchant to but. by rolling back toe government Brophy said the search was started The break, It was found, was In Colo., High school, the won recog*H Plenty of Seats and Tables for Your Convenience! 000.000. public loan for defense progressive surtaxes upon their Asserting he was “not fanatical dore Brown. ■ and 3,000 reserve officers will be 10th week of Its delDieratlona, It left flank, he threatened also to en- an Inch and quarter pipe leading needs, and a $.310,000,000 loan from earnings and at the same time to atout any tax bill.” Doughton said ‘The (inference for the New Eng- banded together. questioned a highway department circle toe rough oblong between when New Haven friends of Miss from toe main line Into Orange Hall. nltlon as Colorado's outstanding Won Its Popularity On the Number and Value of Prizes the Bank of France for immediate tax capita] gains, large or small, at he thought a good a«e would be land Region of Girl ScouU will be In September the Army has ache landscape engineer and apparently Teruel and Mont Alban, Ctastellote Carroll received a letter from her There has ueen much work done In High school girl and toe D. A.' R.’a drafted but that it would take con- held In Portland, Me., on May 12, duled maneuvers of the Second, sought more details of a Westport postmarked from thla city. award of a “Good Citizenship” pii- Awarded Every Week. Convince Yourself By Attend- government expenses. the same flat rate, to the particular siderable time. and Morelia—an area about 75 toe street this past winter and when Finance Minister Paul Marchan- advantage of the tax payer who 13 and 14. Mrs. Harvey waa ap- Third and Seventh thorps Areas, transaction previously under scru- square miles. gramage to toe nation’s capitaL ing Tomorrow Night! deau reassured Senators that the otherwise would pay much higher pointed delegate from Manchester. the Hawaiian Department, Com- tiny. Government troops put up a des- decree powers would not be used to surtax rates. ‘The annual reports showed that mand Post exercises for officers of perate defense for two hours but toe bring about foreign exchange con- ‘‘In other words, as a matter of BOARD OF EDUCATION Girl Scouting In Manchester bad toe Second Army, and war games aim of their artillery waa too Inac- trol nor revaluation of the Bank of principle, if additional wealth m progrcMcd rapidly during the past for railway artillery regiments at curate to prevent Insurgent waves France’s gold, two steps which were the form of earnings from business, year. ‘There are now 380 Girl Fortress Monrqe, Va., and Fort Quotations— from forming for new advanees. planned by Blum under decree pow- such as dividends. Interest, or MEETS NEXT MONDAY Scouts, 78 Brownlea and 40 leaders. Hancock, N. J. .Massed Tanks Used DOOR PRIZES ers. wages, is taxed at progressive rates In April. 1937, 286 girls and 22 lead In October the Air Corps and At midday, Insurgent warplanes Blum himself declined any part then capital gains should also be era. Five new Girl Scout troops anti-aircraft units and the new Twenty to 25 are the best years roared Into toe batUe, blasting gov- In the warm reception given the Several Items Of Bu8ines.s To mechanized cavalry will teat their in a man’s life. ernment posiUons, while artillery Absolutely Given Away! taxed at progressive rates." have been started during the last modern weapons. PROMENADE —Winston Churchill, former Brlttob Daladier government. He left Paris King Disapproves Be Acted Upon—To Act On year. batteries were dragged up the slope during the debate for a rest In the Senator King (D., Utah), said Applications. Mrs. J. S. Bro-wn and her staff minister of state. to a pointTbtank range for use Also Drawing On The South of France. merely: “I disapprove of the letter.” should be given a great deal of against toe massed tanks that had His Socialist colleagues, however, Representative Treadway (R., The Board of Education will meet credit for the success of Girl Scout- It’s planting time at toe worfcr offering the main resistance to "HIS ROYAL Joined In Daladler's support. house and I’d like to help out with the insurgent advance. BONUS DOOR PRIZE Mass.), said the communication waa n « t Monday evening at 8 o’clock ing In Manchester. ABODTTOWN toe gardening. "most unfortunate for a favorabble at the office of Superintendent of Insurgent successes were limited, Winner Must Be Present! Every coin minted In Venezuela The organization Is most,, grate- The sixth session of the Scout John Buah o( (NeveUnd, arrested however, to toe area where Cata- result of the conference.” Schools Arthur H. ming. It was an- full of all who have helped during for Intoxication. bears the profile of Simon Bolivar. Aeaertlng the letter was evidence nounced today, to discuss and take Leaders ‘Training Court will be lonia and Ctestellon province Join on HIGHNESS” Lake Superior Is the deepest of the year, for without the backing of toe south. of the merlte of rejection of the action on several Items of business. TO many townspeople, the results held tonight at 7:30 at the South the Great Lakes. government reorganization bill by Methodist church. The blood of toe centuries marks At all other points of toe front In One Of These New Teacher’s contracts for the 1038-39 would not have been' ro encourag- toe struggle for toe ballot. north to Balaguer, below toe French school term will bo p'eeented for Frederick Edlund of Buckland —Congressman Scott Lucas. border, government dispatches re- SM ARTLY STYLED approval by Mr. Illlng and applica- ported the Insurgent advance had Uona win also be considered for the waa discharged If more women worked, had rome- The Manchester Memorial hos- been held up and in some cases position of school engineer, made plW tola morning after receiving thing to do outside of housework, thrown back by counterattacks. vacant by the death of Arvld Gua- FUBUC WORK PROGRAM medical treatment. " there would be fewer divorces, Despite Insurgent dentals, govern- EASTER COATS Second Congregational Church taj’eon recently. ‘Two Janitor posts —Cornelia Otis Skinner. ment reports insisted that toe vil- Inidtro You and I’our Friends To Attend Its are also to be filled by the Board. All reliable sources of fashion In- 1$ VIEWED AS CERTAIN ^ perrons living here lage of La GranJa de Elscarpe, south formation have been contact^ by rerelved old pensions during Germany regtilariy attempts to of Fr^a on toe central secUon of get a supply of walnut lumber by FRADIN’S Start You Off Right' Fradln’a to give Mancheater wo- HOLY WEEK SERVICES the front, had been recaptured and men the most complete etyle pic- EASTER DRESSES ROSPITAL NOTES FOLLOWING CONFERENCE out today by the welfare depart- swapping something like a boatload the Insurgents forced to fall back ture ever before presented, at Rev. F.V.*iJ/nohl',“w ill^ 5 ^ ^ ^ “ oOSpSfSTORY ” ment. Of toe number, 181 of the of harmonicas. across toe Segre river. You are sure to cut a pretty figure in the Easter ^ 7:4B P. M. ’THURSDAY: prices that are within the reach of For the Girl Discharged yesterday: Andrew! ^ p l p are legal Manchester rcsl- —F. J. Puroell. president of a Lerida, now being used as a hose Fashion parade if you get off to the right start. everyone. Not only the unusual (Oonttnued from Page One) denu and toe remaining 7 moved Kansas City, Slo., lumber oom- for toe center of toe Insurgent CARRIAGES Loomis. 243 S hool street, Mrs. | "High Fashions’’ wanted tor wo- in uuiing’ thd month. An Avcraire pany. front, has been under constant artil- Fradin’s does just that, for you with these Easter 2 to 16 Annual Holy Thursday Mason Markham and Infant i himself and ’"The Bose,” aa he calls men of individuality and means, 821 Main street. weekly rate of pension of $6.28 wia lery fire for more than 24 hours fashion essentials. but the wearable • adaptions of the President. matotalned. Of toe 279 cases In- DRY HUMOR. Government batteries., concealed Communion Service Discharged today; Frederick Ed-1 Mr.______Roosevelt said what happen- theae unique fashions are repre- ‘Theme; “THE BODY OP CHRIST" vestigated. disposal was as follows: across toe Segre river, were said to sented In Fradin’s stocks. ■ And Annual lx;nten Reception of New Members. lund, Wapping, Mrs. Jennie Urlano, *<1 was this grated 181, withdrawn ll, died Chicago—Two rob);era seized the have damaged seriously the quar- 50 Birch rtreet. He bad read a published report $20 Clyde Waltner, a delivery boy, acceaaories make It possible for of fine woolens before receiving benefit 3, died after ters surrounding toe new catoedr^ the average woman to give her Onsus—Seventy-three paUenta. that Garner had advised him to lay receiving benefit 24, rejected 29 had brought along for change when and constitution plaza. simple "Basle" suit or dresa toe -carefully off business awhile and, in the cow- moved out 8. not acted on 19, and he delivered a quart of whiskey at (Madrid dispatches said a re- . EASTER COATS and SUITS same air of Individual smartneaa tailored boy slang of Garner’s native Texas, discontinued 4. telephone address. juvenated government airforce aup- M h«r ht^h*fa®hlon sister®. “give the cattle a chance to put on “You can keep the Ijooze,” said ported government troops In beat- Jurt the right coat or ault for avery fat.” Barber shops In town will not one as they turned to flee. "We ing back Insurgent forces In the taste. 2-Plece Suite of woolens and The President ssked Garner If he close Good Prluay. A change In toe don’t drink.” ^ rid a sector. The refurWahed air- gabartlnes; 3-plece suite of Shetland $2.95to$10.75 had seen the article. The vice- state la-w waa made by the last force also waa said to have been and Spongy woolens. Coate In reefer, $ g . 9 8 Thirty-six per cent of toe wed- boxy and topper types. Coate and suite I EASTER president replied that of course he Leglslatnre. highly effective routoeast of Mor- of all types, $7.98 to $29.98. had, but that he had had nothing to dings In the are ^ a . where Insurgent troops were do with Its preparation. Winners of the prizes of fishing dissolved by divorce In toe first Bombed and machine-gunned In an DRESSES Whole or The Story equipment awarded by the Man- four years. effort to CM«J^ their seaward And that, the. Prealdent said, waa chester Rod and Gun club last night march.) in cute fash- DRESSES all there was to It. When question- were as follows: First prize, rod and io n s, g o r e- In festive high shades, also ed, he added that Garner had not tackle. Edward Rogln, 739 Main EASTER DRESSES differed with him on ’’pump-prim- ■treat, Hartford: second prize, TODAY and THURS. pleated skirts. navy and prints. ing,” had not told him to give biiai Gay dreaees for a gay k Bolero jackets, tackle, Edward Montle, 69 New WAPPING Park Avenue Stroller of strean- neaa a chance to "fatten" and had street, Mancbeater;* third prize, lee THE NKW I llned’ ov^ fibre, with aqto gear ahlrt. Eaatertlme. In vivid chiffon tops. denied he told'anyone else. fishing tuts, Earl H. Hodge, South hand brake, adjustable back and k.ri. prtnte or solid colors. Gay prints— Senate and House opponents of Mte- Mary Tvea, Mr. and Mrs. heavy wood wheels. " ' Correct In every faA- OlastonburV. The winning tickets p a rie s Ives and- family and Mrs 1 Spring shades Adorable spending had hailed the reports of were drawn from toe barrel by Bil- CIRCLE I (^PP padded Interior. lon detail for those a Garner-Rodsevelt disagreement as ly Carney. [ f r o th y Ward, all from New Brit- $17.95 who want to look their in solid colors. strengthefling their cause. Some A GREAT ain. were guests at toe home of Mr ‘ very prettiest. PBOVF.N PICTURE HTTJ and Mrs. Arthur Van SIcklln at wood body, folding hood. rul>. Fashions were inclined to Interpret Mr. Membera of the ‘Travelers Inspec- Wapping Outer, recently. EASTER BLOUSES Roosevelt’s denial of a dlsa$7*ee- balloon $2.95 to $5.95 In one-piece tion department dined at the Villa ROBERT TAYLOR Mrs. Homer B. Lane of Pleasant I wheels, hand brake and * o o blouses I and Bolero ment aa meaning ths subject ol Maria In South Glastonbury last IRENE DUNNE sf>’les. spending had not been discussed at who has been confined to chrome handle. rUght. Tonight a large delegation In to* Hartford hospital for several all during the Monday meeting. from toe Elaat Glastonbury com- weeks where she underwent an on- Advocates of economy in govern ’i s F s $ 1 . 9 8 C ' , or. •w munity will have a banquet at toe “IMasrnificent ereUon, returned to her home last ®“ ^^**** P»*Jed leather-cloth ment led the opposition bloc. Sena Villa. Recent organizations that Friday afternoon. linings and folding hood Foot exten- Special Easter tor Byrd (D.. Va.) sold he thought have held banquets there are aa Obsession" The former Waglsun OIrla’ club, Sion, rain shield, double- A it much more imjiortant to balance foUowa: April 8, Orchard Bowling gave-Mrs. Lots F. Watson a surprise aeUon foot brake. the Federal budget than to risk un League of South Glastonbury: April PLUS! W M lIan ^ o u s shower at the home Selection balancing It further by public works “NIGHT CLUB SCANDAL" ? Alden Harrison, last sxpendltures. 4 and 6 Marcbester Y. M. C. A. . f-oadi DeLnxe — rubberlaed lu b im n Q ^ groupa and April 7 Olaatonbury Saturday evening, a flne evening Stoteh tweed linlnga, hood vlror and Oauae Orastest Deficit Men's and Girls’ Bowling Lea^a. was Mjoyed and refreabroente were ^ ahlNd. ^ length wJndraU. foot- Smarter than Rsnewed spending just at thli e ^ e d . Mrs. Watron received many ever modes! weU and extension. Hand brake, time, be said, would cause the The usual well baby confeiince nice useful gifts. ^ ' chromium a "greateat deficit of all” in the next held on Fridays will not be held at afternoon, the La- fittings. S 3 4 . 5 0 fiscal year. tha hospital clinic on Good Fridav dlro Aid society will hold their iw - OTHER DRESSES Advocates of a plan to leno |l,- April 15. TAT ulnr meeting at toe home of Ifts. 500,000,000 to cities and states for S AlANCHESTER J B i Annie V. OoIIIns at two o'clock The * - ravareed Bngligh type. Bx- For Easter Glamour P ^ r , Rev. Douglas V. ^ ^ P *nd long, with foot extenslasi. 50-year periods and without interest Tha membera of toe Dart League TOMORROW AND FRI. Dupont Arldex weatoer 9 standard American continued, however, that this would ot toe British American Club will Jrtll ^ t o e speaker, the subject Is •eifM $2-•”$13.75 not unbalance the budget If the to be “Esster.” repellent material. 9 i• Buni t whose name was no Immediately de- Island Coast Guan] aurfboat > »oya. and tha TwIIlgir Laasua. termined. had decided not to at- to «mnnliig to* aeas trofn yJR r^nd Mrs. Ralph Ruaa.Il tempt to float the steamer at pres- Hofiiigan. 16 rnOat out to aaa f r ^ •Bt. ■ to Matlnlcua Islaad. eflr > sMoto of PaaohMot FRADIN'S IfAGK FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1938

Jorie Stephens, captain of tha Card- I board of tbe Pan-Amarlciui Union, nlversary of Ehitenaion Work In tha turned with them to spent this week ' algo via dhort wave. inal Flower troop and Miss Frances in Gilead. State. A committee wae appointed Percy Cooley, accompanied by Or- PLAN G O Sm MEETINIS Park here this summer. It waa also Miriam Hopkins, film star, reported ICHDRCHES UNITE W EAF-NBC—2 p. m. Mualc meeting fai the Lenten Bible eertes. Andrews, captain of the Pine Tree EMANUE CHURCH MEN PROGRAM to preeent plans for this program. CLOSE LENTEN BIBLE ganist F. A. Wilbur. ROCKVILLE Troop of Vernon will be in charge. Walter Young. claasmaU of | announced that tickets were selling to poUce today theft of diamond and Guild; 2:30 “The Holy Grail,' both beglnnlnr at 7:45. Douglas at the Windham Recreation Edwin J. Davla was reappointed The Pino' Tree scouts will give AT SWEDISH CHURCH well for the motion picture lecture, ruby Jewelry worth $15,000 from a WfCONItOAV, AARIL t l (Cantnl and Bm Imii SUadard Tima) drama; 3 People'g mandate Pan- New members wUl be weloomeit High sebiMl in WllUmantlc spent 'The Land of the Vikings," to be IN TWO SERVICES American Day program; 6 The liv- chairman of tha msmbersbip eom- SERVICES TONIGHT JINX a demonstration of their activities, HEAR MILITARY DEBATE bedroom closet In her West Los Natal AH pracraoa ta k w and hasle jshalna or iroupa tharaaf nnlaaa n ^ tta s . Directors were present from into tbe Church at this time, by let- to Include signaling by Shirley the week-end at .Douglas’ home In presented by the Rev. Carl Haterlus Angeles home. It aaaat to eoaA (a ta a) daataaaUona Inoluda all aTallabla tutlona. ing God; 6:30 New York World'g Gilead. Center Items at the Emanuel church on Saturday, Stafford, Somers, ElUngton, Mans- ter from other churchss hod on coo- Mound Rahgn and Glsd)rs Rialey; sewing R*v. P. J. Bach O f Chicag'o, PoUce, unable to find flngerprtnto Araaraaiar^tw^reawew wmvjwaaaaabjaat ta av watmitpwahanaa ky matallana witliairt pravlaua natlaa. R. M. Fair program. WABCM3B8— 3:80 field, Bolton and Tolland. [oundsrilla, W. Va.— Superstition Clarence J. Fogll spent Sunday April 23. taA.ta/aa« iaf>n\ aiar-^naic ttniiMT m . ‘ - ■’ School of the Air, aonge from Nor^ P. E. Reynolds To Speak fetelon o f faith. The pastor's class of ■side, ____ HIGH SCHOOL HONORS by Lillian Gitlen and Dorothy Cord- Brother O f Local Contractoi', Team Favoring' Inireaaed blamed a “phantom burglar” who MtO-WIAF (ftIO) NIT«tfOflK About fifty attended the eervlce at •>_ ^ y m o n Styers is certain with his son Leon FogU at his cot- Wednesday The meoting was In charge of way; 4:16.Intervlew of J. Kano of ^ ^lio Goqiel Story;” Jtoung peopia Is the laigsst In years. that Friday, May 18, is bis unlucky ! ner; first 'aid, Luclle Andersim, Spending Wins; Invite Dis- has operated lately In the exclustvs C Batti wtRf w «M wtia wji jNordi And Sooth Methodist f KA f m yNi______a _ _ . . . . To Conduct The Series. tags at Point o’ Woods. The Junior boy’s plunge period weali kjrw wfbr wr« want wb< Cant. Baat. the Second Oongretatlonal church Every membsi of the church la urg- day Annie Sweet,'and Shirley GlUen; Clarence Wogman and his commit- neighborhood. the Japaneae Olymplea committee; Tuesday evening.ening. Ilev.Rev. Leon H. Commanion Servico Tomor- ANNOUNCED TODAY win be from 6 to 6:45. trict Orgfanization To Picnic v u m v w ) WMl wdal; illtfwta titC - »i*^'B taj5matkaj," BkataA — 4:M Moreau choir of Notre Dame eo to attend tnk annual oandiaiight nature study, Nettle Sweet and Vir- Mts.) open. woaa work wool: MISwattt wood wgl Shell, sang a solo. Miss June day evening Lenten Bible servlees 1 Better Is Released Today. Rialey, Seena Siegel, Marjorie The men's volleyball period wUl i ' l t : **>"•'' ••'•tall Some Thursday short waves: ning services at 7:30 o'clock nightly and Gordon were Sunday dinner be from 5 to 7 o'clock. to strengthen Its mlUtary forces iraM wbow webo ksoo kana. OTHBR 0:00— 7:00—Juat Bntartainmant—a.: I^ m ls , solo, Mrs. Schell and Mrs. will be brougn to a close, when tbe Prentice, Barbara Copping, Gerald- guests at the home of their daugh- O_.'llwn#Rb BTIO NAt STATIONSoiAiivrRO — CanadUntvansoiani 'Obbligato" from Chicago — woat TPA2 Paris 8:30 a. m. aarinet and three services on the final day. Thuniday was won by tie affirmative team of aret ofef;^#aa#a Cantrali • wwefl a a fl ^Aaaadwtmj wiba wdaj sextet: JZJ JZl Tokyo 4:45 p. m. Vinton a duet. Miss Marion Hill pastor, Rev. Ferris B. Reynolds wiu Rockville, April 13—The honor ine Risley, Eleanor Murphy. ter, Mrs. Gladys Anderson In West • :1 -yiowpolnlo In Amorloa The North and South Methodlat Miss a a ra Smith. Mr. Rblllh and The speaker will be the Rev. P. J. The women's swimming classes Ernest Petcrc.,n and Clarence Wog- ■h r koaia: Sauthi wtar wptf wia wjaa ?’52r5*'S' Wo«d Olid Miitig Orchestra; DJD Berlin 5 Dance ■peak on “The Gospel Story." 1st In scholarship at the Rockville In addition to the program by the Hartford. The event was in hon- ___ ^w t«m wlod waoo wfbo ——wwm —--weae 7:49—Toi» Bo Announeodnnn.uncoo |10 (19 IB.m.) Eplaeopal churches of the town are Mr. Cooper, two quartets and the Bach of CTilcago, who is In charge will meet as follows: man at the monthly meeting of the waoa wan wma wab wapl wmah w1d< music; RAN Moscow 7 Program In Tomorrow night the annus. Holy girls there ■will be a talk on Girl or of Mrs. Rathbun's birthday 9:00—Amorleo Cavoletdo—to o other numbers were by the choir, 'igh school for the third quarter o f the Scandinavian Alliance Mis- 7:00 to 7:45 Advanced, Brotherhood of the Emanuel Luth- *~~RO wkjr wfaa wbap k m woal ktha iilO —Bon Bornlo A Lodt—to o uniting for Hk kwr kmj • ‘*®— .t:t^ W o rd '*1 _*”l»n Oomo With F.WoAo F.P.A. be another service at which time the and Norwegian missions in all parte The Shamrocks have the gym tive was argued by Herman John- o'clock. - The service tonight will be 2RO Rome 7:30 EnriCo Caruso pro- be “The Body of Christ.” The serv- UtvA Philip M. Howe. Tbe pupUs An. auction of home-made food of the world. rests for invalids or service wag- commemoration of the Lord's Sup- BRINGS BEAUTY TO YOUR will be carried on during the eve- floor from 8 to 9 o'clock. son and Erik Modean. The vote of Coftta Bait. A Ouoot Program held at the North Methodist church gram; YV5RC Oracaa 9 Songs; per will be observed. ^ Ice will be In the auditorium, and names appear on the list Rev. Bach is a brother of Holger ons at the Gilead hall Tuesday, April Friday .. •’I*" •hennon-othoro OSD OSC GSB London 10:50 A t The ning, the money to go to the Pine members present was 14 to 11. 4 : 1 ^ SiSS—Jaok Armatrana, Sarlal<- Oeednion Oroh.— Rev. Leon H. Austin gave the ad- the singers will be Mr. and Mrs. I ( A v e an average of 86 per cent > Bach, local building contractor. For 26 at 10 a. m. please get In touch Both Recreation Buildings will thRKlA! JUBf Mntmm*mlgtgMAda*_« ^ a with Dr. Story of tha South church Black Dog; T P A 8 Paris 12:45 With FEET IN THESE PERFECT FITTING Tree Scouts. , At a short business session'of the flM* Oatiloohia Oranoa.—jroat Bntoruinmont—w. p t oress at the service held at the Bol- . four prepared subjects or the 35 years he was a missionary in with Miss S. Helen Roberts, home remain closed on Good Friday. 4 M ^ StS^LIttia Orphan Annia — as the epeaker. Hie subject will be the Poets. Officers A nnounced demonstration agent, not later than Brothcrh(X)d It was voted to extend aaat; Jaa. OaMlaahIa Orahoa.~waat B*d Norvo A Orehootra “The Cross and the Crown." On ton Congregational church, Monday equivalent, and are not below 80 The newly elected officers of South America and built numerous Saturday IfSB— •tOO--Afnorlaa*a Sahoaiat Drama Monday, April 18. an Invitation to the District organi- 11iS0^1ttSO--^dnk Odtldv Ordhestrt-. Thuraday evening the eervlce will be evening. ’ I^r cent In any of the four. Pupils mission stations in that coimtry, The girl's tap dancing classes f i l ^ T a p Hattara Oanoa Band bajle: H. H«nd«rton Or«hdR.^wt«t Frank Badatuebner Post. Veterans then was called to bis present post The New Haven railroad ts spon- zation to hole* a picnic at Highland » l:SS—Praaa*Radla Nowa Parlad held At the South Church with Rev. The chUdren are busy selling tick- whose names are preceded by an of Foreign Wars have been an- will meet as follows; NBC-WJZ (R L U I) NETWORK PO LLY PRESTO N SH OES HIs a highly gifted, deeply sj^iit- soring an educational trip to New • ftSS->Sammy Wathlna Orohaa. Mr. Wallace ae the epeaker. Hla sub- '“ fpr "Jerry's Amateur Show" asterisk have an average of 90 per nounced as follows: Commander, 9:30 to 10:00 Beginners, • 4 t4^Son0a by Joan Sablan~> NORTH COVENTRY ual leader and la expected to bring York for elementary and high — Batti wji wbf-wboo wbol ject will be “ His Hands and Feet.” Which they will present April 19. at Let Us Wash cent. Elton Mann; Senior vice command- 10:00 to 10:30 Intermednate, aaat! Orphan Annlo*Mnldw rapaat Pham kdkA wiiir orgyi wjt------Seniors: Barbara Copping, Mar- a vital, compelling message In hla school children in this town, Satur- SttS*» rtO^Am aa *n’ Andy*>aaft: To wnl WRby waw weky wap This service will conclude with the 8 p. m. at the (Jhurch Commimlty er, Paul Wroblewski; Junior vice 10:30 to 11:00 Advanced. I Anndunodd—wMt Mr. and Mrs. Myron Hoxla of week’s stay here. All services will day. April 23. They leave Amston f Uo ; MFdwaat! wanr wla kwk kou wren Holy Communion. The choirs of House. garet Davis, John Dawkins, Eliza- commander, David Baser; Quarter- The boy’s swimming classes will > 7t1^Unel« Btrt PUdl« SUtlen *T^\ r o Sauthi ••Mini wrtdwrui wnbrwnor Wlndaoirand Miss Phyllis Hoi^e of Your Windows be In the English language and a at 7:20 a. m. and arrive at Penn, > 7 :B ^T o B« Anneuncdd (IS m.) each church will fui Jsh music In The work of landscaping the beth Dahey, Lois Frey, ‘ Morris master, Charles W. Brendel; CTisp- start at 9:30. LOUIS S. JAFFE krgw Mdm wrol luia wlbo wdau waaa Lebanon were weekend, guesta at Fuhr, Bernice Galbraith, ‘ Alice cordial Invitation Is extended to the station New 'York city at 11 a. m., 891 Main St. Phone 5805 IV 7 :4 ^ H . Burbig — w «af wUm wogn kxyi; Mountolni Vie kood kghf) their reapecUve churches. These Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hoxle. grounds at the Center ts shaping up lain. Arthur Gsell; Officer of Day, The regular men's plunge period . kyw w«fir wiw: Happy Jaek-^thtra and Gunther, Celia Jendruezek, Dorothy public to attend. from 11 a. m. to 12:15 p. m. lunch- will be from 7 Id 8 o'clock. --- v.'v m • o o « .» ..y ^ —v w w EWi*!?' 5*“ *•* ’>4* koe* klr I two churches are uniting In the ^lendldly. Grass seed was sown Peter Teabo; Judge Advocate, i:00-~Ona Man'a Family-HS to e .NOTBi ^Sw WBAP.NBC for optlonoj Thomas Madden and two nephews LaChapcIle, ‘ Margaret Landry, eon at Child's restaurant; 12:15 to 7i|S-> StK^Tammy Dertay Orthaatra Hot o f otottono. three hour service at St. Mary’s ^ e s d a y and more ahmbs set out. Frank Rlzzy; Patriotic Instructor, S iO ^ liOP-^rad Allan at Town Halt Ellsworth O'Brien and Charles Scott Oscar Mandelbaum, ‘ Wllhelmina 1:00 p. m., motor tcoach trip' to Cant. Baot. church on Friday. w n e members were served dinner. Joseph McVarl-ih: Guard, Gregory fiS^IOiOO^K. Kyaar'a Mualaal—to eat all of Brooklyn. y „ spent the Beat Your Rugs Moore, Richard Morganson, ‘ Stan- Aquarium; 2:00 to 4:00. visit to ISiOS—ltiOS—Dick Oatparra Orahaa.— 4i*5r" t:*0--Tha Blnaing ' - * r - torn weekend at Mt. Madden’s farm. On Saturday the Grange wants to Zadorodzry; Adjutant, Arthur Bate- Mu.ieum Natural History and Plan- aoat: Amaa *n* Anay»w aat rapaat To M Announeod—woot ' finish the work Intermpted by the DONE REASONABLY ley Mulak, ‘ Edward Robb, Ralph man. There will be a Joint Installa- GILEAD IStSP—itilS^Haraaa HtldVa Brlgadlart J'llh* Ansounetg (II bi.) Mr. Madden returning Sunday eve- Robb. Harold Sokolov, ‘ Veto Tur- tarium. The train leaves New weather last week, so luiyone who tion with the Auxiliary some time ttlSS—lii0S»>Andy Kirk and Orchattra :1'?^ nr~ JiJh^iwai ;jewei Llltiauuiit Vtr.vtr. Skewanew ning. The two boys remained to rin, ‘ Bernard Vlrshup, Mae Welch, York at 5:20 and will arrive at Am- 11flS>->1ttSD-*WAB0 NITW ORK •iBb—Tht n tvtltrt—wJt onlri day, please get In touch with Louis Gilead Congregational church Sun- Setb ack _ ^Alma Kltehtll, Ctntralta--elaalB' RADI0^a>'^>' James Morrison and Savino De murka, ‘ Juanita White, Arllne and Mrs. Alice Fogll, teachers In •Hi iH^w* ------Hlghter so he can organize the AAAA TO E E E *17012 day morning from the theme “The BAtlO — Batti wsbe wade woke woao Jose, a student at New York Uni- Johnston. the Gilead acvhools will accompany Sponsored by Manchester work. Dinner will be served at Triumphant Entry” . The choir watt war wkkw wkra whk wjr wdro ais£!l'V£$"’^t Ataa. Srchattrt—wtt?* akit—site eat versity, spent Monday night with Juniors: ‘ Kenneth Arts, Sophie the children from Gilead. Green Community Club REGISTERED OPTICIAN waaa wju wpre wfM w itr wgar: MM- •:1I!i?__ tr Zl?!“ ?.">LAttt. Bklt-alae eat Day noon. CURB QUOTATIONS sang an anthem “The Palms ac- ■ I ' l S r i f ' Paraasa Mr. and Mrs. John Kingsbury en- Moro thon ever Augustyn, ‘ Helen Bastek, Nellie The choir of the Gilead Congre- PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED gaa ti^ b b m wflmi knbe knioa whaa •"■no . ,w_, Eastern Standard Time The Father and Sons banquet companied on the violin by Andrew route to Rochester, and Buffalo. Blenkowskl, Faith Bllnn, Harry____ ,, gational church and the young peo- Manchester Green School We haver a selection of the new- BAST—wbBS wpg whp whee wore efrb Mtt**i®**''®* •" M«r«h They will stop at Wellsburgh N. Y comes April 28. The program (iom- Hooker. Services were omitted clue vibz wiBSa wms wnbf wibs wkbn !*22“ 5®y Radio r « vu« Boothroyd, Jarvis Brown, ‘ Walter Sunday evening and a Lenten serv- ple’s group win have a rehearsal est style frames. whle wkbl J S r Movlot New York, April 13—Current de- the latter part of the week and see mlttee la Rev. Leon Austin, Ernest you will wear slim Czehura, ‘ Joan Dawkins, ‘ Laura By ASSOCIATED PRESS for Easter muNie at the parsonage FRIDAY AT 8 P. M. Evans and Walter S. Haven; dinner S A V E 5 0 P. C . Ark Nat Gas ...... ice was held in Hebron church, the DIXIB — watt wtfs wbre wqan wded velopments In Washington, particu- Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McKnigIt. Dick, ‘ Helen Fahey, Margaret Fel- 3H this evening at eight o’clock. Complimentary Adjuatmenta. klra^44 m wrteW IW wUeW MW wwlW W • wteoWbW MkrIS IU MUktrh______kite f Sr !*S“ T®J"® (10 m.) committee, Mrs. John Kingsbury and On the Cost of New TIreoS Assd Gas and El A ...... topic being “I Move Forward." wmao koma w4bo wbt wdM wbic wdbj M M el wa.UMi anw Waatarn TTVBiarn OKVOOak|aa larly the relief question, are tending Mr. De Jose is making a study and eleqont ihooc thol lows, Francis Healy, Joseph Heben- % M ra William Hibbard and daugh- 3 Playing Prizes. S,’"’''. •l""ehanatu M™. ^ e d Gleseche, (X>-chalrman, Can Marconi ...... Mrs. Clarence Fogil spent Mon- WWTR vm be w «9r wmbr wmla ktui kgko f : t ^ I 0 ; i a ^ a l a Day Sang Program toward a michophone debate be- the trip Is for educational purposes. striet, Edwin Hyjak, ‘ Morris Jacob- 1% ter, Miss Leona of Manchester were Boy On the Budget Plan v«0A wdno WOOS kwkh know wmmm • Program Mrs (Jhrlatine Buck. Mrs. Camella Cits Serv ...... day afternoon In East Hartford the Admission 25c. wino webs wpor wmms wooo wiwa Nlnatral thaw I tween par^y heads. Four members of the Coventry RET RE A D son, Robert Kaban, ‘ Beverly Kell- 114 guest of Mrs. A. H. Post. callers at the home of Mrs. E. B. AT JAFFE ’S 10i(M>»11s0^wwHowt| D. Block Orehoot. Calf club attended the County 4-H Hlghter, Mrs. Carl Schrann, assisted TOUB CASINOS reel ly fit your feet El Bond and Shore ...... Foote Tuesday evening. MIDWkkT -> wmbd w Im wlbw kfh k */'* or?h«ira I Not long after the networks re- ner, Helen Kompanik, Freida Llp- 6)4 Mrs. Raymond Cobb spent the NO EXTRA CilARUB wkbb wtAQ wkbh wcco w ibt IlnJ wnas Dairy meeting held In the Farm by Mrs. Pauline Hutchinson and Nlag Hud Pow ...... 7 Weaaa ' •*0'^^7*0<^To Bo Announeod (SO m > I ported that they had tentatively set No long waits Drive In yonr Schitz, Kerwin Llsk, Roy Lugln- week-end In Ckilumbia and her 11tl0-1*!l0-Taddy Hill and O "kiSt Bureau office recently. A. I. Mann Mrs. Martin Vlsney. The dinner ear In the morning. Get It back For-'only the most buhl, Edward Mamuska, ‘ Gloria Ult Gas ...... 3)4 We Carry a Full Line of . . . I aside the time from 10:30 to 11:15 room will be In charge of Mrs. Emil friends gave here a surprise party Thursday night for a “flrealde chat Dairy Extension specialist spoke on at night all flnlehed. MitebeU, Charles Nielson,' Helen In form of a miscellaneous shower 4-H Dairy club work. There were J. Koehler. Sheaffer*s Pens, by President Roosevelt on "relief feminine o f shoe Padegimaa, ‘ Mary Perzanowska. DIES FROM BURNS. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- 0:50—Poetmaster General James and other Important matters," came twenty-one members from the coun- The 4-H Handicraft club will meet •Dorothy Preusse, Faith Ridgeway, ert C2>bb. Friends were present $2.75 up pair A. Farley. the word that John D. M. Hamilton, ty present. They all took part In a at the borne of their leader, Mrs. CamDbell's Mary Rodvan? Eva Schofield, Robert from Middletown, Hartford and Col- Judging contest with the foU ov^g SERVICE STATION New Britain, April 13.— (A P ) — WTIC 10:00—Gang Busters—True Crime chairman of the Republican natlon- John Kingsbury. April 14, right aft- miUriols ore used Sherman, ‘ Barbara Sikes. Stephen Rose Badolato, 11, scaled Saturday umbia. Refreshments of Ice cream Complete Line of dramatizations results: Richard Hamilton had first er school. Bring Jig-saws and pat- 578 Main Street Skoltantk, ‘ Hedwlg Sttxlolskl, f t avaleiB Broad(MstlBg SaiTtoM M committee, would broadcast Sun- while playing with a companion, and cake waa served. Mrs. (3obb Hamlltea - Waltham - Ornea 10:80—It Can Be Done— Edgar day night at 8 on “where are we go- place, Rudolf Hoffman second and tema aa planned at last meeting. ‘ Helen Stodolski, John Tyler. Anne received many useful gifts. Elgin and Bulova Watches Hartford, Coon. in these (hity IW om died last night at the New Britain Guest; Frankie Masters’ Oi^ ing?" “ Klbbe Sikes third. All these boys Wldowiak. Ernest Welti. DoniUd hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barraaso ROW N^ W. 1040 H. a 8U M. chsstrs were from the Ellington Dairy club Morgan eon. The condition of the child, who spent the week-end with relatives PACKARD 11;00— Sports; News. Announced plans for the Presi- Each received a small prize. This ELECTRIC RAZORS Eaatan Standard Time dent’s broadcast call for transmis- Sophomores: Hazel Barrows, suffered second degree bums when In Mount Vernon, N. Y. Their was followed by movies of short No Brush, No Lather, No Blades SHOE STORE 5L:15—Benny Ooodmm’s Orchestra sion by the combined WEAF-WJS5- Peter Beelak, Raymond Belliveau. hot water waa spilled on her back, nelce. Miss Patricia Cianflone re- 11:80—George Olsen’s Orchestrs eoimse, fairs, etc. The club leaders James Bentley, Edward Brace, was not considered serious until a as M .I, a e ^ Wednesday, April 18 NBC, WABC-C38 and WOR-MB3 13:00—Red Norvo’s Orchestrs Chains, as well as on the short and parents present were all intro- •Myrtle E^cendel, Margaret Cedor, yesterday. duced and each boy stood and gave 13:30 a. m.—Frank Dailey’s Orches- waves. That will include something Louise Dailey, Shirley Dunlap, Anna Physicians expressed the opinion his name, the club to which he be- aioo—Lorenzo Jones trs like 335 stations. The la.it previous Durelko, Monis Etsenberg, Martin that poison had been absorbed into STAMP COLLECTORS EYES EXAMINED — GLASSES FITTED 4:15—The Story of Mary Marlin. flrealde chat was October 12 when l^ g ed and told about his animal. Fagan, ‘ Sylvia Fuhr, Russell her body from the burned area and ATTENTION! SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENTS The Vernon Dairy club won the at- 4:80—Hugheareel presentlag Rush Tomorrow's Rrognun The President told of general (Kindl- Notice Heintz, Robert Hoffman, ‘ Dorothy contributed to her death. Packels of stomps given away Hughes, news commentator. A. M. tlona In the country after his na- tendahce record with 83 percent of Kington, Tessle Krowchenko, Sey- Free with each purchase of RICHARD STONE 4:45—The R o «I of Ufe. tion-wide tour. However, on Nov- their membership present. more Lavltt, Roger Magnuson, Hundreds of bones of prehistoric Franklin Gas at E. A. Rouro, Optometrist Wards Children's Shopping Center 5rt)0—Dlidt Tracy. 3 :05—Alpha Programms On Saturday the County 4-H Baby Our Salesroom and Office will be Closed ■Leonard Manchuck, Adelaide elepbanto have been found In tbe 789 Mala S t State Theater Bldg. 7:80— Shoppera Special. ember 14 he spoke In behalf of the Franklin Service Stations Tel. 4720 8:15—'T erry and the Pirates". unemployment census. Beef club had a tour. Five auto Menge, Audrey Nutland, Helen Or- Texas panhandle. OPTICIAN 5:80—Jack Armstrong. 7:45—News Service. The Hamilton broadcast so far loads of parents and members took All Day Good Friday. lowskl, ‘ Ruth Palmer. James 5:45— “ Little Orphan Annie". 8:00—Treasure House. in the tour. Seventy-one animals Patrlc, Alan Philipp, Helen Pivar- „9 . 8:15—Shoppers Special. has been Hated only for WABC-CB8, NORTON'S 6:05-Newa. were Inspected in Ellington, Somers, zuk, Mary Regan, ‘ William Richter, 9:00—As You Like It. to nm 30 minutes. In It he li ex- L Open Thursday Night as Usual. , X-RAY SHOE FITTING 5:15—The Revelers. pected not only to discuss legiala- Westford. Eastford, Storrs, South Constance Romeo, Helen Shapiro, f..v 5:35—Musical Interlude. 9:25—Star Gazing In Hollywood. y-it tlvs matters from the Republican Coventry and Hebron. A plenie 977 Main Street Cheney Buildinf Alice Stone, Russell Stratton, 5:80—WrightvUle Clarion. 9:30— Organ Reveries lunch was enjoyed at the Connecti- Daniel Szalontal, Arlene Ulltecb, 9:45—Dan Harding's Wife. viewpoint, but to comment on the 8 East Mala Street — Beekrilto 5:45—Jean Sablon. President’s proposals. cut State college. Anne Webater. Shirley Webster. T:00—Amos ’n’ Anity. 10:00—Pretty K itty Kelly. On April 14, the Wlrthmore MIU- T h e M anch ester Electric D ivisio n Freshmen; Rosaline Bagdanowteh, GRANT* 7:15—Uaels Bara’s Radio SUUoa. 10:15—Msrrt and M args tag company will be tbe hosts to __ LLlTfiB s I fsi A T T e te o A tsic e Mildred Bordua, Sol Bronowltz, 7:80—"String Cteaslcs" — Mosbe 10:80— Emily Poet— “ How To Get Tuning tonight (Wednesday): P “n n ^ lcu t 4-H Dairy club mem- Thelma Canter, Barbara Chapman, Tall»— WABC-CBS 6:05. Sen. Haranov, director. the Moet Out of Life." Mrs. Three membere are chosen THE OONNEOl'lCUT POWER COMPANY Doris Cnark, Dorothy Oole, Eugene fftS T lV lII. 7:45—“Cbandu, The Magician'’, 10:45— To be announced. Joseph CX O'Mahoney on “Jefferson POLLY PRESTOM from each county. The Tolland M odish Shop.s CrUIy, Deere, Leo Flaherty, “ ^ XOrnXemn $M>—Ona Man’s Family. 11:00— Master Singers. and tbe Function of Oovemment:" county delegatee are Ernestine 1 73 Main Street Manchester, Conn. (*f f.

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♦ RHYBnNQ POUCllMAN “SEEING EYE" DOG REACHES A NEW HIOB INING BOARD SUBMITS Lose Inches This Spring COOKISINDinED -----1-- V • ABOUT TOWN public oSldal which bagA fat 1904 Waterbury, Ajiril 18.—^^(AP)— QUITS RECREAHON when ha took a seat oa OommoD criminal record, surrendered volun- Policeman John "Jingles" Dona- Lumber and coal irards In Man- Council. Manchester tarily a month ago and was granted TRAINING IS SHOWN In, Wing-Sleeved Frock IN LEVINE CASE hue, the traffic officer who sub- chester wUl be closed aU day Good Ooyla campaigned under the a discharge yesterday In Superior PROPOSALS TO COUNSEL stitutes a warning rhyme for a Friday. Those needing service are Blogmn 'Time for a Change" and on Date Book Court S j ticket whenever clrcumstancea urged to put In their orders for de- COMlWnEE POST a platform which advocated a By CABOL DAT , ductlon In electric lighting rates, "The voluntary plea of guilty If you want a really smart d rm permit, brought forth one of his livery tomorrow. , This Week stands you In a much more tovor- best efforts to handle the case free down-town parking spaces, pur- Hartford Mao Brings Ifis that will take Inches oft your Spaniard Tried To Obtain chase of city supplies at Wholesale April 1^6.—Hospital Linen Auxi- able light In the court’s eyes," rmtatire Drift Of Regola* figure, by all means make up the of a woman motorist who park- Judge Alfred C. Baldwin told An- ed her car with one wheel on the SUIT 18 ABANDONED and transfers among Independent liary ball at Bono Hotel, Hartford. LIQUOR THIEF FREED FOR THE BEST EASTER HAM design. Pattern 8186. The full W. W. RobertsjDo Has No bus operators. April 17.—Ehuter breakfast at Y. thony. Canine Companion To wing sleeves, the slim straight $30,000 Saying He Knew sidewalk. GoTersmeDl Reporl t . YOU’VE EVER TASTED . . . TRY tions Gven Attorney Hyde This Is what the woman found New Haven. April 18.—(AP)— A native of New Britain, Ooyle M. C. A„ 8 to 10 a. m. Over four years ago seven men skirt, the softly tailored shirt- was educated in the public schools Next Week were convicted of U&lng part In waist Unes and softly rolled coL ' when she returned to her mn- David J. McCoy, former corpora- Time For Duties; Thonias ON PLEA OF GUILTY King’s Daughters Meeting ' Whereabonts Of Tbe Boy. I chine: tion counsel and Democratic town here and at Dartmouth college and April 10-20.— "The Night of Janu- cloMs Prospects Are Not the theft and sent to sUte'e prison Lenhardt*s For Stndy Of Ugal Points lar will turn the trick. This the Yale law school. His previous ary 16th”, a 3-act comedy drama or the county jail. Anthony fled to I "Although I’m famed on radio chairman, today abandoned at- Utchfleld, (Tonn., April IS—(AP) frock’s details are Immensely be- tempts, through hIs counsel, to J. public experience Includes service on by the Cm.munlty Players at New York and secured work as an coming to full figures. And It's and stage i —Jack Anthony, 59, was free to re- upholsterer In a hotel. He has a Homa-Smokad Hams Robert Re.d and "Oyp". Hart- New York, April 18—(AP)—The ! For flights of fancy, musical and have the $250,(X)0 will of the late the boards of finance, taxation and Whlton Memorial hall. Knowa Everywhere for Their ...... just as pretty as It can be! readjustment and one term aa cor- turn to bis job In New York city to- wife and children. Th* Board of SSonlo^ Commls- ford'a only Seeing Eye Dog, delight- Indictment of Santiago Gutierrez, a I sage: . j John B. Foley set aside In Superior April 22.—Sodality formal dance day after Reading guilty to the ' iloBers today submitted to^»; Xevn This dress is smart In any sea- 21 year old assistant pastry cook, Court, ending a long legal fight for a meeting of tBe Board of poration counsel from 1935 to 1937. at Country club. Recently, he said, the Sharon ALSO EA8TEB BOLOGNAS Gounsel WOllam S. Hyde the com- ed a large audience last night at son, and can be made up In a Some situations leave me stun- ; He is married and has a 14-months (ThIcago, April 13—(AP) —Agri- theft of a quantity (ff liquor from a charge began preying on his mind the Whlton Memorial hall. Mr. Reid for attempted extortion pf 330,000 I ned and mute, control of the estate. ■ Commlaalonerz held yesterday Also Mons-Ypres 6th anniversary Sharon home in 1933. FBESH MEATS AND FOBS l^cted tentative draft of ronlng variety of materials. Small-flg- from the father, of kidnaped Peter old daughter. banquet at Orange hall. cultural prospects, reckoned In dol- and he declded'tb return to (Tonnec- and Oyp were brought to Manches- I Such aa the way you've parked A stipulation of judgment, ap- afternoon, the Board received the lars and cents, do not appear as Anthony, who had no previous tlcut and surrender. icpilationa for the Town of Man- ured or plain-colored sUk crepe Is Levine was announced today by Dis- 1 this car, my cute." i proved by Judge Carl FosUr and,- April 23.—Seml-formal dance at chester. According to Commission- ter by Ever Ready Circle of King's Ideal for right now, and later the trict Attorney Thomas E. Dewey. zbal resignation of W. W. Robert- bright this spring as they did a Daughters, and were Introduced by •>'---- ’ - . agreed to by McCoy, was entered i t i ^ HUItop House In East Hartford, LENHARDT'S er Chairman Charles W. Holman, same dress In voile or summer Dewey said he believed Gutierrez. court today dismissing an appesfiH Ttrom the town recrSutlon eom- given by deg.ee team of Scandla year ago. government reports dis- 95 New Britain Avenue Hartforii • tte Town ChunscI has been asked to th.e president, Mrs. E. E. Segar. silk wtU be your coolest frock! aUas C. Rios, had no information a.i _ tee. Mr. Robertson felt that closed today. _ Telephone Hartford 6-90M review and pass on the aiithorita' Miss Bernice Lydall and Miss prosecutor: "fou go there and qalt from probate of the Foley wuf olid ~ Lodge, No. 23, Order of Vasa. A complete and detailed sew to the boy's’ nOiereabouts and had declaring the contested document oUer duties made It Impossible for Also Zipser Club’s 17th anniver- It was indicated 1938 farm cash ‘ ttyeneas of Uie entire draft, which Doris Christensen played a piano attempted to act as a "chlaller" in Joe. The man Is In a car. He wUl N. Y. Stocks Income would be around a bUllon Will then be presented for final duet before Mr. Reid began his lec- chart accompanies your pattern so get the package." to be "the last will and testament" him to give proper attention to the sary dance at Sub-Alpine club. dollars short of the eight and one- that you wiU And the dress de- tbe case. of Foley. recreation committee demands, in Also motion picture and lecture, adoption. It is not contemplated ture. He briefly recounted the cir- He was accused of having sought There was no automobile at the half billion which went to farmers that the regulations, as completed lightfully quick and easy to make. spot Indicated and the agents ar- The bulk of the Foley fortune will place of the resigned member, who Adams Exp ...... , 8H "Land of the Vikings", at Emanuel In 1937. cumstances leading up to tbe es- to obtain the money from the arlll, however, continue as a mem- Air Reduc...... Lutheran church. by the Commission, will undergo ' “tabllshment of ■ the philanthropic Pattern 8136 Is designed In father, Murray Levine, on the pre- rested GuUe.'rez, Dewey added, tak- now go to Elizabeth M. Bartley, a ...... 44H The general trend of prices paid any substantial changes. It is ex- 36, 38, 40. 42. 44, 46, 48, 50 and 62. niece, who besides being named co- ber of the Perk Board It was voted Allegheny ...... *. IH Also City Club’s annual banquet. for farm products has been down- Seeing Eye Institution at Morris- text that he had Information that ing the suspect to bis home and to appoint Commissioner Thomas Allied Chem ... pected by Mr. Holman that the town, N. J„ by Mrs. Eustace who, In size 38 it requires 5<4 yards would lead to recovery of the boy, searching hIs apartment,. executor by Foley was bequeathed ...... 143\ This Month ward since last spring, although the I Y B IT WBW YO W C-IWEXPEN W VEtyBI flnal form will have been approved of SB-Inch material, without nap. 3100,000 outright. J. Rogers. The recreation committee Am C a n ...... 86 Bureau of Agricultural Economics while traveling In Germany after who has been missing from hIs home Is a joint commute mode up of Am Home Prod ...... 36 AprU 25.—Tei.th annual concert ■rblol Mednrotn Ratos PM!ROOM and will be published byttarly next the World War, noticed these Ger- In nearby New Rochelle since Feb. of G Clef c.ub at Emanuel Lutheran announced that demand for such week. The new SPRING AND SUM- 24. OLD MAN KILLS SELF. members of the Park Board, the Am Rad St S ...... 1214 commodities hss become relatively Sava You Dollari man shepherd dogs leading around Am S m elt...... 37H church. YouiisMsNf «a.BOie>w . . The regulatlona. as adopted by blind soldiers who lost their sight In MER PATTERN BOOK, 82 pages Levine was one of the witnesses Board of Education and the Board of stable In recent weeks compared ' To tpand For the Commission, embody much of of attractive designs for evrery size Canterbury, April 13— (AP) — Belectmen, and has charge ot Am Tel and Tel ...... 127 April 25-30.—Bazaar sponsor^ by with the sharp decline during the ■ntertolnment WUUem Luettgens the conflict. She Interested others before the Grand Jury, which took Am Tob B ...... Red Men and Giuseppe Garibaldi Koama . the general text that has been ap- and every occasion, Is . now ready. up the affair this morning. The body of Frederick Klnne, 71, municipal recreation and the recrea- ...... 7034 last four months of last year. doo CewfaftsUe plied and found effective In other on her return to this country In this Photographs show dresses made was found hanging from a beam In tion centers. Am Wat Wka ... society at State Armory. Irregular Improvement In tndus- Owe to New Yorfc Larry Regan, a notorious under- great humanitarian work for the Gutierrez la In the Federal House a barn on hIs property here today Anaconda ...., April 27.—First annual Founders' *0 Me Magniftma rerhMWeiene Bmdlo Ob* communities, changes being made world character claims to be unem- from these patterns being worn; of Detention and will be arraigned PlaAs for landscaping of the Mary trial conditions during 1988 to ex- $ 3 *5 0 and B o ys to fit this town's particular needs. blind, and the home at Morristown a feature you will enjoy. Let the and Dr. Arthur A. Chase, medical Easter Lambs Cheney library grounds were ap- Armour, III .... ball, sponsored by Temple Beth pected, the bureau announced, but ployed but la the "brains" of a "pay Is tbe result. Its success Is Indicat- later today. Atchison ...... Sholom at Masonic Temple. The text of the regulatlona pro- charming designs in this new Dewey said that on April 8 Levine examiner, said the elderly man had All Sizes — All White proved. and work will start April It was not regarded likely It would vides that "for the purpose of pro- or else—" protective association. ed by the fact that there Is always book help you in your sewing. committed suicide. Aviation Corp ., April 29.—Father and Son Ban- bo sufficient to cause a material In- Disregarding the fact that he la had received a telephone call at his 25. It Is planned to seed grass, and Baldwin, C7T ..., moting health, safety, economic and a long list of applications from bUnd One pattern and tbe new Spring office here and was told to be at He estimated Klnne had been plant shrubs around the building’s quet, St. Maiy’s church pariah crease In demand for farm products. eneral welfare of the community, wanted by the police, Regan volun- persona who desire to take the train- and Summer Pattern Book— 26 dead about three hours when his Balt and Ohio .. house. (Tash Income from sales of farm tarily bursts Into the courtroom in th ^ office at 10 o'clock that night. foundation, according to- Park Bendix ...... hot el JBJRISTOL son, Curtis, discovered the body. Sle Town of Manchester Is divided ing and purchase a Seeing Eye dog. cents. Book alone—15 cents. At that time, said the prosecutor, FRANKLIN Superintendent Horace Murphey. Also Junior dance at High school products, the bureau said, may be Into seven zones or districts as fol- on effort to save the woman he The comparatively modest sum of Klnne had been dispondent. Dr. Beth S te e l...... hall. about three billion dollarz during NEW YORK loves who Is on trial for murder. For a PATTERN! of this attrac- the father received another tele- C%ase said. WPA labor will be used, and ma- Beth Steel, pfd . lows; Residence rural. AA, A, B, William Luettgens In "Night of (160 la asked for the course and one phone call from the same person, terials will be furnished by the Oondng Events the first six months of this year as and C; Business D; and Industrial of these Intelligent anlmale, while It tive model send 16c In COIN, A native of Lisbon, Klnne was ORCUTT Borden ...... compared with three and one-half January Kth" adds this role to his your NAME, ADDRESS. STYLE whose voice bad a Spanish accent. employed for many years as a town, althou;;b some of the shrub- Can P a c ...... May 4.—Fourth annual High B zones. These zones and districts long Hat of eminent successes with <301ists more than 11000 to train them The caller then said: "This Is the Coventry billion during the same period last Will be further defined on the map NUMBER and SIZE to The Herald, weigher by the state highway de- bery has been donated by local Case (J. I . ) ...... achool concert at High school haU. year. If tbia ratio la m ^tained the Community Players. They do not raise tbe dogs at Mor- TODAY’S PATTERN BUREAU, 11 last chance. Go to noth street and Telephone Manchester 8838 nurserymen. Cerro De Poe ... Also, Sammy Kaye’s band, State which accompanies these schedules." ristowm, and many that are sent to partment. He retired about four for the second half of the year the The completed map will be exhibit- STERLING PLACE, BROOKLYN, Lexington avenue with Father (Cof- years ag(f It was /oted to request tbe Board Cbes and Ohio .. Armory, auspices of Tall Cedars. ■ loss In cash Income would exceed a the Institution are unsulted for the N. Y. fin (an Episcopal minister In New of Selectmen to appoint Andrew Chrysler ...... May 5-6.—Faculty play, "The Late ed In the Town Clerk’s office next of any building already constructed, purpose of guiding the blliid. Less billion dollars. week. or for which a permit has been Is- Rochelle). Leave the car there and Stroker and Philip Skewea as special Col C a rb o n ...... Christopher Bean", at High school From B. W. Snow, crop expert sued. unless tbe buildings' Involved than 40 per cent of the Seeing Eye go to 108th street and Park avenue constables for departn entol duties. Col Gas and El . hall, auspices of Educational club. new shoe Beshlenttal Rules dogs are .nale, and the training be- and statlztlclan for Bartlett Frazier Town Advertisement The regulations state that within In a Boa-conformIng use are de- mosity of all dogs for feUnes, he Shiimway, Mltor of the Inquirer, on tbe west side of the sticet. Some- William Andrulot Is already a Coml Inv Tr ..,. May 7.—60th anniversary cele- Company came reports that condi- a rural zone no building shall be stroyed by Are or disaster to an gins when they are from 14 to 18 said they kept 18 cats at the Insti- hired him to work on the paper was one will pass by to collect the special constable working under ComI S o lv ...... bration of Maccabees. tions up tp the present time have styles are rugg^, used, or erected, or altered which la extent of more than 50 per cent. months old. tution, and the dogs are taught to boiiored by his fellow employee at a money. When the boy comes up say {wrk department officials. Cons Edison .... May 14.—Legion cabaret dance been favorable for good crops thila designed to be used for any purpose On comer Iota, no fence, hedge Mr. Reid Is a Scotchman and his Ignore them. She is never given banquet last night, held to celebrate ‘Joe Carnost (Presumably "the Acting on a request of residents Cons OH at Rainbow, In Bolton. year. Farmers, however are con- sm art and comfort* DOG OWNERS but that of a single family dwelling, or other obstruction to view shall story was punctuated with jokes at potatoes, any of the branches of his years of service. boy" referred to the collector). In the vicinity of the Intersection of (?ont Can ...... May 15.—A.ini.a! confirmation re- cerned about a grasshopper menace. • with such other buildings as shall be erected In any manner that might the expense of himself and his the cabbage family or small bones, The late Fred E. Ives, nationally That’s how you will know him. Give Fairfield, West and North Fairfield Corn P ro d ...... union at Concordia Lutheran church. Good yields, added to the sur- able. You’ll score on BecUon SU9, Chapter 189, General Btatutes of the State ot be used for commercial or part time endanger traffic. countrymen, gieatly to the enjoy- which are dangerous for any dog known as the developer of the him the package." streets, the Board voted conditional Douglas Aircraft May 25.—Third annual outdoor pluses from last year’s heavy pro- Connecticut, Revision of 1930, REQUIRES THAT ALI. DOGS Provision Is made for a Zoning Du Pont ...... MUST BE UCENSED ON OR BEFOr H^y T s L 1 9 ^ 1 ^ ^ (arming. ment of his hearers. Htf had become She has her food preferences, but photo-engraving process, was a for- Altogethei', Dewey said, Levine NOTICE!!* approval of a petition to care for a Music Festlva by 1,000 school Zing­ duction, particularly wheat and or refusto to llcenaa your dog on or bofora that date will coat In the AA zone, or A zone, no Board of Appeals to hear and set very familiar with Hartford and Its has never been III in the few years mer Inquirer employe and a co- received three telephone calls, all of small parklet at the Intersection. Eastman Kodak. ers at Educational Square. cotton, would tend, the economist all three points when building shall be used or be made In cases involving petitions for re- streets before stricken with blind- worker with Shumway. Elec Auto Lite . sa|d, to further weaken the price you an additional doUar os weU aa make you liable to arreat. lief or zone change subject to pub- Mr. Reid has had her until within which he declared to have bee i from The plot, about one quarter acre in Gen Elec ...... June 6-11.—Oirnival bponsored usable except as a single dwelling ness In 1B30. For live years he was the last week when be w u 111 and the same perron. extent, is owned by Cheney Broth- by Manchester Fire Department. structure for farm products. you wear our select- . . are as foUows: Male or Spayed Female. with ordinary accessory btiUdlngs lic healings. Liquor selling estab- under treatment by specialists and All work received as late as tomor* Ocn Foods ...... Private trade estimates on the t lishments are barred from locating the dog which Is so closely associat- FLOOD WARNING Levine, tbe district attorney went ers. and the Board will ask ap- $3.00; Female, $10.38; Kennel (not more than ten tags), $3s!^ associated with residential use. was obliged to abandon hope of pur- ed with him became sick In sym- Gillette ...... 1938 wheat crop, predicated on fo rm a tio n required under the taw Include!: Sex, Name. Breed. In a B district, dwellings are less than 1,000 feet from each other on, went to thi place named carry- proval of the company before the Heckcr P rod___ ed new-season styles. BUlng bis trade. A friend, hearmg of pathy. Santa Ouz—Miss Thelma River ing a package. In company with Fed- plot’s care Is taken over. The park- normal weather between now and Age and Color Marklnge. ^ limited to use by one or two fami- In a straight line, or within 200 row evening: will be ready for Easter. Hudson Motors . harvest, range above 900,000,000 feet of schools, churches, libraries or the success ot these German shep- He gave a demonstration with announces she will be married to eral agenU Robert E. A. Boyle, let may be seeded and a few shrubs Int Harv ...... lies In detailed or semi-detached herd dogs, made him the gift of one. Gyp after putting on the harness, Y. M. C. A. Notes bushels. This, with the carry-over VETERINARY CERTIFICATE REQUIRED FOR buildings. Within a C zone, no build- Institutions. FrankUn Waters and they will live John F. Pryor and Edward E. Con- may be act out, according to Mr. Int Nick ...... from the 1987 crop, eetimated by In addition to the necessary but he was unable to train It In the through the handle of which ihe at Boulder Creek. ry. Murphey. Int Tel and TU . Today SPAYED FEMALE NOT PREVIOUSLY LICENSED ing shall bi erected except It con- way they do t Morristown. He pre- gives him signals. She led him However in some cases it may be the government at 200,000,000 forma to the schedule of areas, building permit, from now on build- Then. Dewey said, Gutierrez ap- In accordance with provislonz of Johna Manvllle . 2:30-4;00—Reflnlshlng antiques In bushels, would create a supply of Office houra during the month of AprU will be as follows: ers must secure from the Building sented the dog to the Institution and from the platform around the hall The largest codfish on record— proached and one of the agents ask- Rie state sanitary code, the Board Kennecott ...... the Craft Room. Dally except Saturday and Sundays, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m„ except heights, and so forth, which accom- Inspector certifleate of occupancy, she was successfully trained and Is and back up to the platform. At approximately 430,000,000 buthels panies the regulations. The C zone 211 pounds and more than six feet ed: "Are you Joe?" necessary to call personally for the ‘ ♦oted to Install new type sanitary Lehigh Val Rd . 3:4.1— Buckland gymnasium In excess of domestic requirements. Thurad^, AprU 38, when the houra wUl bo from 9 a. m. to 9 p. nu passed on by the inspector, certify- now a guide to a blind man who Is the close of hIs talk he began to long—was caught on a line trawl Pointing toward 109 th street. fountain bubblers on the drinking Loew’a ...... period. and Saturday, AprU 80. when the houra wlU be from 9 a. m. to contains apartment residential ing that the structure in qi(yatlon employed in tbe capttol building ot Allotment of cotton acreiaige, the buildings. recite Harry Lauder't. "Keep Right off Massachusetts In 1895. Gutierrez sail, according to the fountains In public parks. Two Lorillard ...... 5:00-6:00 — Manchester Green bureau said. Is expected to produce 8 p. m. AU other Saturdays the houra wUl be from 9 a. m. to 13 and their intended use conform to a western state. Mr Reid, with the On to the End of the Road,” writ- fountains are affected by the order. Mont W ard ...... gymnazlum period. S'p’m ,*^ Monday, May 3, tho houra wUl be from 9 a. m. to in all of U'.e foregoing residence the zoning regulations. The Build- w'ork at our store. In the meantime between ten and eleven million help of his faithful Seeing Eye dog ten about the time he lost his only Nash K elv...... 5:80-7:00—Dinners served. bales. Lost year 18,900,000 were nones, use is limited to actual domi- ing Inspector is charged with en- makes his living by selling cigars son In the World War, then finished Nat Else ...... 7:30—Board of Directors monthly ciles, and offices of physicians, sur- forcement of the zoning regulntlonc, harvested. Cotton growers voted In ^ SAMUEL J. TURKINGTON, and confections In the State Capitol. It In song, amid a round of hearty Nat DlsUU ...... meeting. a referendum to set up marketing geons, dentlits, architects, engi- and penalties are provided for in- He gave a full account of the applause. Dial 7100 for prompt pickup. N Y C entral...... 6:00-7:30—Live T’rs with Miss C.fHOUSe’^SOK. Town Clerk. neers, lawyers, artists, dressmakers, fractions of the ordinance. quotas for the 1938 crop, but the four weeks of training at Morris- NT NH and H .. Tinker. bureau eetimated the wrorld carry- IHC. s or other professional or seml-pro- towm, where from tbe moment ot North A m ...... 7:00-6:00— Cirvlts gymnasium over of raw (kitton would tnorease (saalonal persons when situated in arrival the bUnd guests are expect' AUTOS REDUCE COST PRE-EASTER Local Stocks Packard ...... period. by ______several mltlion bales, and added the same dwelling or apartment In ed to fend for tbeniselvres, unpack OF WARRANT 8ERVINO Pa ram Plct 7:30-9:00— Olrl Scout Lenders that It was quite possible the In- which the followers of these profes- their suit cases and place their be- Penn ...... monthly meeting. 2nd floor social sions maintain residence; churches, OBITUARY longings where they will know just Tucson, Arts—(AP)—It doesn’t Furnished by Eddy Brothers A Oo. Phelps Dodge room. ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD — IT PAYS! /*! schools, llbraiiea or museums, clubs, where to find tbesn. They are In- cost as much to serve warrants In U. S. Cleaners S3 Lewis Street Phil Pete Senior League; tbe great open spaces of Arizona Hartford, Conn. Radio 8:00-9:00—Eagles vs. Bt. Johns tscept clubs the chief activity of ■triicted to eat from a plate on ^ Reg. William R. Martin which is to maintain a service car- 1____ DEATHS which tbe food 1s arranged as these days, now that sheriff's depu- /III Rem Rand . In the Senior League play-off. ____ 1 , Local Rcpreeentatlve ried on as a business; parks, play- though It were the face of a clock. ties can use automc biles instead of Repub Steel League play-off. Joseph Slnhevlrk 1:00 p. m. Quotations Rey Tob B ___ grounds, stadium or aviation Held; Joseph Slnkevlck, 38, died last Roast beef is always to be found horses to reach outlying localities. 79c & DYERS Insoranoe Stocks Tomorrow hospital or other eleemosynary In- Expenses of warrant serving In Safeway Stores night at the Belcher Nursing Home at a certain location, say 12. the 836 Main Street, Montgomery Ward’s. Bid Asked Schenley Dia . 12:00-1:30—Home-co'^ morning at B a. m. and from St. ly for their convenience, with doora Apache Indiana” who had strayed Hartford Steam Boiler 46 80 Bt Goa and El ... POPULAR MARKET Bridget's church at 9:30. Burial open wide and without rugs and from the San Carlos reservation. All the new National Fire ...... 48H 6:00-7:00—Aces with Harold (iaragea ehadea. Join our 48H boh Bt OH C a l...... Mikeloit. A garage, or group of garages for will be In St. Bridget's cemetery. other pitfalls, while outdoors the The bill also Included; horse and H o a l^ Club and Fhoeolx 87 69 Bt OU N J ...... mule blankets and saddles, 3644.44; Manchester Public Market Travelers 7:00-8:00—"Y" Girls gymnasium EASTER SPECIAla more than 3 motor vehicles Is not On Monday at B a. m. a mass for training becomes more difficult and get a pair $70 890 Tex Cora ...... period. permitted In residential areas, ex- the deceased will be held In St. traffic testa are given In Morris- beef, 353.22; hardware, 367.50; FREE! Public UttHtlaaties Timken Roll Bear Bridget's church, The body will be drugs, 383.50; wages of Indian 69' 8:00-9:00^— Rangers practice HOT CROSS cept by special provision. No signs town, and finally In Newark, at SEA FOOD OF THE BETTER KIND Conn. Lt. and Pow. ., 4L48 83 Trans America .. period with Frank VlttneSr- or billboards are permitted in resi- at the funeral home after Friday Broad and Market streets, one of scouts, 3210; and canteens, 333.60. Conn. Pow...... 40 43 Union Carbide . . . noon, , The Bowling Leagues are over so dence zones, excep'v. signs not more the busiest places In any of the Scranton Craftspun Cui-tains RIGHTLY PRICED Htfd. Elec. Lt...... S81H l^ 5SH Union P a o ...... the bowUng alleys will be open to PURITAN than 6 sq. feet in area, exhibited In larger cities of the country. After SIXTY YEARS ON JOB Illuminating Sba 48 80 • Unit Aircraft .... the general public. connection with rental, sale, con- passing this test successfully the Throw away your curtain stretch- Swordfish, Salmon, Fillet of Haddock, Perch Fillets, New Britain G a s ___ 34 37 unit Corp...... MASS WTDDINGS PLANNED ' —you don't naed them with BUNS •% H e struction jr Improvement of the FOR CHINESE REFl'OEES bUnd master and his Seeing Eye Mackerel, Strictly Fresh Halibut, Fresh Cod, Smoked So. New Eng. TeL Oo. 138 183 unit Oaa Imp . . . dog are considered ready to cope Litchfield, April 13 — (AP) — Scranton Craftapun Curtalna. Western Mass...... 38 H 36H U S R ubber...... Tourist traveh-ln Virginia during premises themselves. Charles Edson Shumway went Guaranteed for 1 year after date $1.69 Fillets, Chowder Clams, Steaming Clams, Stewing Oy- 1 1987 wma about 23 per cent ahead Additions to front or rear of resK with traffic conditions anywhere. about his duties In the composing sters. IndnstrhUi U B Steel ...... Shanghai — (AP) — A series of ' of purchaae not to ehrink, ztretch Pair J Aemo W ire ...... 34 37 Vick (3Mm ...... of 1936, the Virgin Conservation CHOCK PULL OF dentlal buildings Is not permitted. In moss weddings are being arranged Mr. Reid answered Innumerable room of the Litchfield Inquirer, or fade. and Development commlaeion re- a dwelling or apartment occupied questions in regart to Gyp, her weekly paper, today aa be has done Am. H ardw are...... 30 33 Wastmrn UMan . . . porta. by Chinese charity organizations to SUGAR CURED CORNED BEEF ON SALE Arrow H and H, Com. 31 West El aad M ^ HAMS FRUIT AND SPICESl os a private residence, one or more accommodate the love-lom In care, food, health and whether or for the past flO years. 38 doz. rooms may rented by the week or not she would run If she saw a cat. Colorful Rib Corned ^ e f ...... lOc lb. Billings and Spencer. 4R SWEET — TENDER — JUICY Shanghai's refugee camps. Shumway, who was 16 years old Bristol Brass ...... 338S table board may be furnished by the The weddings are to be held To guard against this natural ani- when his father, the lats Alex B. CHINTZ DRAPES Fancy Bonelm Brisket Corned B eef...... 2,'ic lb! 81 week. In a residence zone of the C Chuck Pieces o f Corned Beef, all lea n ...... 25c lb. Colt's Pat. Firearms . 49 83 monthly and will require no cash Ruffled or narrow pleated edge. Eagle Lock ...... 15 IT VALVOUNES CROWD type, storage for more than 3 auto- outlay since tlie necessary Chinese All colors. Fafnlr Bearings...... 78 88 SELECTED ^ mobiles may be provided when the wedding costume will be loaned the BUDGET MEAT SPECIAL Gray Tel Pay Station 4 6 CEIdldO lot contains at least 1,600 sq. feet couples by local shops. $1.98 pair Sugar Cured Bacon, sliced...... 3;jc lb. Hart and Cooley .... 170 190 LEADERS IN SETBACK EGGS 2 doz. lb. Thursd a y Is Double Sta mp for each car s ored thereon. On a Contrasting strangely with his Tender Calves’ Liver ...... lb. Hendey Mach. B...... •H 8H vacant lot, a garage of private padded, denim overalls, the wedding Regular 98c Landers, Frary A Clk. 38 38 nature may be constructed on the M o v ie Scra p b o o k Special On Boneless Veal for Stewing...... 25c lb. HAMS costume for the refugee groom will New Brit. Mch., Com. l«H 18H Only Ob 9 More Sitting In Flre- rear of the lot only. Include a silk gowm and fedora hat. S im o n e - simon *-Bo « h . COTTAGE SETS Lean Beef-for Stewing...... 2.5c lb. do., pfd...... 90 100 D ay A t Grocery Dept. Bu.einrs< Ulstrict In dotteW4(lSBILLES,APai. a a lO U . nUMS, ST)4SE SHOW? CITA’ WINS SUIT HilGvn; 5F»f T, SlNOriiff. patterned voiles. Special I lAiwer Round Ground...... 29c Ih. Pack, Stow A Wileeai BH 7H By Throo Points. c< a residential zone are permitted IN &uRof>e. Russell Mfg. Oo...... 38 39 wEieHt U4TOUNPS. Fancy Rib Lamb Chops...... lb. T U N A FIS H 2 cons 2 5c and In addition, the zone Is designed New Haven, April 18.—(AP)— Lamb Flanks for Stewing...... 2 ibs. 25c Scovlll Mfg. Oo, .... 81H S8H EASTER KILBASSI ib.25c for stores, or shops for the retail Judge <^rl Foeter In Superior Court 89c set Stanley W orks...... 8JH 84H T^th hut eoa zittiag to play In FANCY PINK trade, ahops for making articles to today niled that James J. Donahue, do., pfd...... 87H the Maaehastor rtram ra's Bathoek be sold at retail on the premises, father of IB-year-oId James E. f/ SPECIAL AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT Torrtngton ...... mh MogiM tbs ValvoUao tosm. wtmian reataurnnt, hotel, theater, bank, Donahue. Tomlinson bridge plunge TEXTILE STORE Hot Cross Buns, delicious!...... I9c doz. Veeder Root, new . ,, MH 40H S A L M O N office, studio, sample room, newh- victim, cannot recover a verdict In the tounam tat in the tost thrae 2 ca ns 2 3 c paper printing and job plants, 918 Main Street Butter Rolls..,...... i 9c do*! New Yark Boaka years, art hot thns points befciiwe Smoked SHOULDERS against the city of New Haven on Glazed Doughnuts...... 2.3c do*. Bank of New York . 835 988 mortuary, amusement park, bill- allegations contained In a 315,000 Next To thff B i^ Bankers Trust ... of tbs Isadsra, ths Roysl A. C board or advertising, the boards and Apple and Pineapple Turnovers...... 2 for 9c . 4 8 H 48H S H RIM P suit now pending trial. Central Hanover . 8 8 90 2 ca ns 2 5c signs to be not more than 1.6 feet In The decision leaves the C. W. 8 cwiuDBRCO,5HE Pumpemickle B read...... i oc loaf Chase ...... Ths tost totting win be plsyod height. 80 feet in length, and set Oduteoaigchon . 3 9 90 next Tuesday night M fesSa heed eito- Blakeslre and Sons, Inc., sole de- Cup Cakes, Assorted...... 2.3c doz. Chemical ...... • 48H PORK SAUSAGES back from the street line at lra.st 30 fendants In the action. VlPSTSTAVlN aty ...... Neiw tsam s fat th s league have p u t ^ ^ *nmm a weto- lib. feet. . 3 8 88 lairt, ke Sireeniid. Seieece Young Donahue was killed early W900. AT OUR VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT OOntiaental ...... • l O H some of ths former Isadars. ^ OMriceca hare vwkW totether LB. Tbe business, or D zone may also In the morning of Jan. 3 when the GiRijs ooRMrrca?y X Cora Exchange. .. 1>H Ths standing: be used for garage storage or fuel, Native Parsnips, Fresh Green Dandelions, Nice Ripe To- . 4 8 U toedieeei »e t>ra rM CLOTH automobile he was driving catapult- OMR e r n o s T FOR THAT “JUST RIGHT” LOOK First National . 1 8 7 0 1680 Royal A. C ...... *348 SLICED BACON repair ahope, provided that such over the half-open drawbridge matoes, Fresh Peas, Green String Beans, Fancy Sum- P^tocto aad leaelal aaia. Let BAO abiHI not locate an entr-vnee or exit VIUMS. Ouaranto TYnst .. . 3 1 8 831 OO Oo...... S34S at m f a r «M toe aawziaf, NEW 00 the Tomlinson bridge. The vic- At mer Squash. Irving ‘ni i a t ...... It Ookmlato ...... for vehicles within 200 feet of the tim’s fsther filed suit on allegations Tobacco Orosrara ...... gjoT property of a achool, church, hos- Manhattan ...... N O N -SK ID SUGAR 10 that both the city and contracting pital, playground, or Itbrery. No ex- EASTER TIME EXTRA SPECIAL! Monufaet. Trnst . . 8 8 88 ...... company were "Jointly and several- New York Trust . . 8 8 89 5* •••••••00 ■•••OO*OOOsSS06 SPO T-PA D TRUSS isting garage or service itation shall ly" responsible for the death. Newest £ancy_Natlvg_Potatoe8jrom^\l|apping...... 25c peck Public National .. Yael na at a abate hav iha be deemed to become n'jn-conform- % • S 4 H mh BUTTER tng If subsequent to tbe present DIAL 5137 Title Ouarantee ... • S K SB ***** •••••♦•••eee#oo.Sl83 >^^t,e^Fgr1L£LMdiX Sala d D ressin g qt, 2 3 c HABTTOBD MEN FINTEO Easter Neckwear U. S. T rust 1490 1880 ...... leplwe tenatq ekh atof eae-haH iha time, any of tba buUdlnga noted X—Ex-Dividend. >*’?— .** r kawea Utht above are located within 200 feet of Waterbury, April 18 — (AP) — All the latest ...... ^ aMhttohh, fM M veer k vM. lb. tbe aaid garages or statlono. Two Hartfori men were lined to- patterns— Lasfr'^Week of Lenten Specials •at behg eeatebat afk. lagosdrial Zaeoi. ... . Pillsb u ry's Flo ur 5 lb. bg. 2 4 c day by Judge Edward J. Finn of tbe Stripes and ...... In an industrial zone, no building Criminal Court of Common Pleas on 55. BU Cik R — Fairmont’s Creamery (Better Butter) inEnCTORIODS The *Seariwldi lie bemb or pramlaes shall be uoed. except as solid colors. 3 for 31.00 I ^^ a Tavyn ...... go41 tacarab, at *hi |eer fie- a diarge cf obtaining money under 2 pounds 65c lar^ vile rib Me-toid a rt at present being used, for the false pretenses. MuA^r Impcovsmant CkibJOtt B& M B a k e d Beans 2 ca ns 2 7 c IN NEW BRITAIN 0 wfeca kaapi rib pad hew aaanufeeture or purposes of: em- Samuel Epstein, was lined 375 sasososs.sa a e # e s 8 0 2 8 iRp^hfe ■nwle, chlorine or blenching pow- find costs and given a six months' DOBBS HAT $5.00 Eggs, Native, Strictly Fresh, Extra Large...... do*. 3.3c ...... der; blaat funwcee; dlstlllaUon of suspended jail term. Samuel W. Eggs, Wcatem Selected...... 2 do*. 4.3c frem tkge One) Eelentofie F l ^ Wf Exports ROASTING YEAL ® 1 5 ooeL petroleum, refuse or bones, Gammer, wraa lined 3150 and ali Cornell Hats—82.95 Club Cheese, White American, machine siloed ... lb. 27c Ceaebeedq«eltee»ith.etceww D esire C o f f e e 2 lbs. 2 9 c storage at axpioatves; ferdUaar man- given a suspended six months' joU Cream Cheese in Foil, 8 ox. pkg...... 2 pkgs. 15e to 1, the tame margin of doiglnanM BPAhma •lililiae. •There b a '3^-Fad* ufSeture e z o ^ In connaetion with e term. Manhattan Shirts $2 fermer^ poeeeeeed by llepnblieaaaL Tiwi b Ik fw OMCt retelriwbto. LergOk Snedliee sewage dispasel pleat: raeovary of The two men were arrested in Salmon, Libby’s Fancy Red A kaka...... ta ll^ n 25c RspuMlM candldatee tor city products from tdb, oOsl or eoim«i Naugatuck for soliciting advertise- Fish Flakes, B. A M-, makes delicious fish cakes can 10c clerW, trensurer, tax eeOeetor and RWbate la Tear Own B aaa ORANGES BANANAS rsfnie; smelting at miasrels, nmau- ments for a program for an affair Codfish, fancy white in wood box. Royal Scarlet...... rompitrotler ran with Democratic en- sad----- iir At ]fa Extra Okarga. Orapalniit COTTAGE Lean Fresh tecture of adde to bo conducted by the Cocmecticut ...... 1 lb. box 27e lorsement aad there were elso no Ro^ Aeedemy at Laatnegee tor 2 doz. Xgc All usage permitted la a busteass Sheriffs Aasociatkm which eras non- moteats In beUotlng for the board to^ tt n n a half caStigTSto h S sane Is also permitted bi aa Indus- ezistaBt. "S ry?{ Ivanhoe Salad Dreaaing, It’s delicious...... qL Jar 29c >f ivbfcsrinn. registrars of votscs 4forZ5® S 2Sc Mal Bone. tad eonstablss. ARTHUR CHEESE* HAMS IBtSi Bi eenabdeatiea olth his Tmiww According to tbe rsgniattaaa tbe Jupiter's diameter Is 11 times ISHOPI r®RANGE"BinTER—(TrettweeT^^mndl^om lrthiM Lku . ...„aed sa ■shard new rules do not affect tbs aasge CAMeSAOiTCL String Beans that at the earth. dup mimm'& atirixino Hsh camyCw S m u .* . I new. ItiadeMdonatogerveontonatl llb.Jnr21e Quigley, who held the oSiee at Drag Stores CUCUMBERS CELERY mayor for six tsraos------ataiee Ms first BOO works fbr the theater. -Thetr 2 qts. iC lb. liectiaa la 1S14, haaed Plato were partientortF waR tenwa TaC HE ra-toectlea «a hto'i sihiLBaB, for 10c bunch 5 25 WEDNESDAY, APRIL IS, 1938 PAGE TECmTEEN

during that week. *1111* Is got out about a year eld. Ris parents are evening In the bungalow at South dearborn Honors Fords for each town or city of th* state as keeping ft for him In a glass case Willlngton. '."’he proceed* will be Cormectlcut’a official cover, and for at his home. The other boys also used for Improvement ot the hall. each such community there is sup- brought young alligators which they Imaginary Ball Game Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Reefs and posed to appear on the envelop* are taking car* of at Connecticut Miss I'elta Cummings received In Old-Style Celebration daughter, Marlon, of Gilead, also some slogan appropriate to the State oolleg*. word Sunday of the death of her Mr. and Mrs. Keefe’s son-in-law and place. Hartford;'for Inatance, may A mestinig of teachers and eighth brother, Charles Cummings, wbo daugbUr, Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. choose “Insurance CltsT", Meriden graders was held at the Green ’Tues- spent the Wnter In Florida. H* ex- Is Played On The Moon Ely, and their daughter, Carol, were "The Silver City”, etc. For He- day afternoon to prepare for the pected to retu. I, in a few weekt to ion I*;—(AP)—Com-.* D**rborn'» Mayor John L. Caray, Sunday visitors at the home of Ford—nevar Uwf recalled a recent oonveraaUon wltn bron the slogan, "Pump Town”, has graduation exercises to take place his home In Springfltld, Maos. New York, April IS—The Hayden^ **>e festive ] Ford over the anniversary. Mrs. Keefe’s mother, Mrs. Helen been suggested. Another sugges- at th* close of th* school year. Leon O. Woodworth Is workmg "Notice how toe pitcher doesn’t fe—slipped back into his ujtustom- White and family. tion Is' “Birthplace of Governor Graduation pin* were planned for, for Miss Frances Merscreau, clean- Planetarium of toe American seem to have ’anything.’ Don’t work routine today as casyally “I suppose you'll have a eelsbra- Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Ely and Peters”. Possibly both of the sug- Mrs. Benjamin Lyman has re- ing up toe outside premises. Museum of Natural History today blame him. It's against toe law of Uon/’ Carey said. daughter ars spending a few days gestions may be used, or one may turned from a visit of several days nature to throw curves on th* moon. “ golden wedding anniversarlea In New Haven this week visiting Mr*. Nelson Usher, Frank bA t toe gun on opening the 1638 re an ordinary occurrence. "As long as ‘Mother’ Is with me. appear on hsjf ihe envelopes brought at the home of her grandson, Allyn Wralght and Brigham Service are No air—-no curves. It’s air resist- that's celebraUon enough fqr me." Mr. Ely’s paronts. In. Envelopes will seH at 1 cent Carpenter and family. In Windham. baseball season ’’broadcaating" ance greater on one elde at to* ball While engaged with his labora- Little Mary Gray, who was eight new cases of scarlet fever. an Imaginary ball game on the than on the other that makes a 'ly problem:., chiefly concerning a Ford replied. each. It Is believed that-the In- Parent - Teachers’ association Baptism will be administered to' years old Monday, observed her terest of collectors will be stimu- members and others Interested In moon. curve.” iw tractor, the 74-year-old indus- “Of the slgnlflcance of that birthday by a party to which seven lated by the slogans. Children are the schools, etc., are Invited to at- six candidates Sunday morning at Tbe moon la so small Its gravity lal leader must have felt secureuuro. thought we ought as well to do of her little ^ friends were in- urged to get their parents to send tend a lecture on "The Internation- 11 o'clock in Memorial churct. 'I’hree The setting was realistic, 2,000 Is one-sixth that of earth. A ISO- iw'wer. In the knowledgi that i *ome thinking of our own,’’ Carey vited Monday afternoon at the at least one air mall letter during al Drama of Today”, at th* Wind- will Join the 'ederated church on feet of painted close-ups of toe pound man there weighs 28. But ■■ ^ ' Is very proud of him. said. “The depth of that Idea needs home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. the time specified. ham High School auffitorium, Tues- toe Congregational side and three moon’s surface which toe Planetar- with a ball player’s muscles be can hundred friends and fallow no explanation. Let us wish hfm bu Harold Gray. Those attending It should be explained that the day evening. April 18. The speak- on the laptist side. • ium is showing. Ths announcer run In 30-foot leaps. A player Ilk* kith song and story, more years and that 'Mother* will were Betty Jones, Betty Horton, term “Pump Town” 'ha* reference er will be J. Anton DeHsss, who The music for Palm Sunday serv- was Professor William H. Barton, Ty Cobb would be expected to steal be with him then.” EmUy Hewitt, Gladys Hall. Ulllan to a historical event In the early holds the chair of International Re- ice* was fiirnlsl.cd by the Junior Jr., wbo is a baseball fan as well as second In two jumps—48 feet each. last night In Ford's "In- astronomer. ipendence Hall” of hia early Mayor RIcharu Reading of De- Griffin, Clars Porter, and Barbara days of Hebron. Back In 1768 lations at Harvard University. 'Ihe choirs. The South Wtlliiigton choir Players would need oxygen res- Mitchell. The children played when George III was King of Eng- meeting Is held under the auspices sang "The Palms” by Laure. The "That's toe field." he said, point- pirators. But there is speculation merlcan village a two-day tesu- troit said the Fords, during the games and had a fine time, and a ing to a shadowy area behind a tonlal to the amous manufacturer, "climb up ths Industrial ladder,' land and ruler of the American of the Windham Teachers’ club. Willlngton Hill Junior choir song as whether creatures living on toe birthday luncheon was served. In- Colonies as well, Hebron troops took The speaker is a native of Holland moon crater. "It la a mile long and moon for a million yeaua might con- tshlng him and his wife, Clara, had remainet' "regular, wholesome, cluding a nice cake with eight a special number. "Hosanna, Lord half a mile wide. ' another 80 years together." part in the capture of the French and holds dem es from Stanford Hosanna" from Hartlg’s VoU- dition themselves to do, without line, decent folks.” Ughted candles. fortress, Louisburg. \Vhen this and Harvard Universities. He has "It la In toe shade because In the respirators Recently astronomers Two days ago the Fords. In an Quite a number of Sunday or standige oamlung. sun toe temperature Is toe boiling W "You have In Mr. Ford a man of stronghold fell Hebron people wish- taught the subject of International William Holub and Michael Cavar have suggested that some color servance more or less thrust upon vision and courage,” Reading said. week-end visitors were here this ed to celebrate. Having no cannon Relations In several unlver^tles, point of water. changes seen on toe sides of moon lem, began a public celebration of weak. Among them were Mrs. they Improvised one from a tree were In Stahoid court Saturday "Tbe first batter hits a long fly. The Rev. Hedley Stacey of Christ served as special agent In Europe charged with theft They were sen- craters may be vegetation, and that lelr 80 years of married life. Last Daisy Humphreys of Hartford who trunk, stuffed It with powder and for the California Immigration Up and up goes the ball, 800—1.000 maybe there is just a little rarefied Ight’s celebration. In which “Henry Episcopal church, commented that spent the week-end at . her Hebron tenced to Tolland Jail after pleading —1,800 feet. A fielder catches It a "great skill In automobile engineer- set It off from a high point on God- Commission, as Ihuunlner ' of the atmosphere. nd Clara” modestly took seats In place; Allan L. Carr of Middletown, frey Hill. This "cannon” had so Federal Trade Commission, and os guilty. The sentence was suspended quarter of a mile away. ^ e crowd rather than upon the ing Is a great thing—nevertheless who was at his place dn Godfrey much the look of one of the com- Captain In the U. B. Army during and the x>ys placed on probation "The next batter smacks a homer. tage, was the miburban home In the line of human engineering this HIU; Miss Marjorie Thompson of mon pumps in use at the time that th* World War. Tickets will be 40 for one yea. and ordereu to pay He makes first base In three strikes. HELLO, MOM ■jwn's own. splendid companionship achieves a Auburn, Mass., who spent the week- It was referred to by common con- cents for adults and 28 cents for costs. Investigation proved toey He goes 30 feet with each step — Between s.nglng such tunes as greater thing, in my Judgment." end with her mother, Mrs. Alice' sent as such. When exploded It students. ranaacked cars parked in WilUman- 12 steps to circle the bases. Thompson; Benjamin Hobby of Kansas City—"Know me?” asked Love’a Old .4weet Song”, “When While an drchestra played a wed- mad* a terrible noise and was at- tlc; money was taken from flUlng "But be goes around again. On toe }-oung man at Mr*. Ruby Scott's 'ou and I Were Young Maggie”, ding march, Mr. and Mrs. Ford Mansfleld, who was a Sunday visitor tended with considerable danger, as stations and o'ntr places. M. Cavar to* moon to* rule Is six times door, nd “Put On four Old Orey Bon- at his former boarding place with pieces were thrown for great dis- graduated from Windham High around toe bases is needed for a went to the stage—she to recelvs a Mr. and Mrs. Howard 0. Thomp- tances. As the story goes the King home run. Just 72 strides. "Well, it seems I've seen you some et,” the assembly heard old friends rare rose tree and he a book cf .4,000 son. WI LUNGTON school last .Time. «ti r-”—: place.” she replied. nd associate* of the Fords praise heard of the incident and was so ’The next batter line* one over letters from admiring friends In the Mr. and Mra. aem ent Wall of pleased that the account was chron- short. The shortstop Jumps 30 feet She had. Th# youth was her 17- hem as "gooo neighbors.” 48 states. Slaat Hampton were Sunday visitors icled on his official records, and he Charles Robbins. 78. died last England reports 80,000 girls and Straight up and spears the ball in year-old son, Vernon, who the bad at the home of th* latter’s mother. ordered a brass cannon sent to hia Wednesday at bis home in Middle- women “missing" annually. A hie glove-socko! not seen since be was adopted by Mrs. Gertrude Hough. losral subjects here. town after three days’ Illness. He large number ' of these return ”No, not socko. For there Is no an Osborne, Kaa., family 11 years ocari a town employee with a crew Th* Holy Week program In the Hebron people like to believe that was born ih Willlngton December home or are traced later. air on toe moon to carry sound. ago. TOLLAND of men had been working In the churches her* Is quite a full one. this story was strictly true, but sad 28th, 1889, the son of Mr. ana Mr*. sand pit, removing gravel.' Molo- It Includes a morning service at to say, th* cannon never reached George Robbins. He leaves two toris came to the scene of the dig- S t PeUr’s Episcopal church on this town. It was lost, so It was daughters, Mrs. Robert Marks and Miss Ebba Olson, teacher at ging and following an argument Thursday at 10 o’clock, with Holy said. In crossing the ocean. It is Miss Lucy Robbins, a nurse in Mid- irant Hill dcbool spent the week- with the workers alleged threw the Communion; a union service to thought that the French may have dlesex hospital and one granddaugh- rock. The state police were called which all churches are Invited on captured It at sea. Anyway, the ter. Mrs. William Batty, all of Mid- ' nd at her home in Meriden, Conn. Good Friday at 8L Peter’s, with More Pep.aoMore Speed...More Power The card party that dates for Frl- and Molotoris was brought into the morning prayer. Litany, Holy Com- town was dubbed "Phimp Town” dletown; a brother, Benjamin Rob- ay evening, April 18th has been borough court. The charge was promptly, and was referred to by bins and a sister, Mra Samuel Mr. Advertisier nolled without costs by Deputy munion, and sermon. The Rev. B. 'hat name for many years. Post- ostponed on -account of that date A. Lewis, pastor of the Hebron and Poutrey in \/llUngton. His srife died elng Good Friday. Judge Rena to Pelllsari. Carocarl master Lucius J. Hetldee In 1888. a year and a half ago. Mr. Robbins Gilead Congregational churches, 100 years after the fall of Loula- The ToUand Orange held a pub- was repreaenjpd by Attorney Don- will preach the sermon. All are In- married Miss Annie James, daughter ald Fisk of Rockville and Attorneys burg, had a rubber stamp for use c card party Tuesday evening at vited to attend and It Is hoped that In stamping incoming and outgoing of the Congregational minister on New 'Sdentific Machines Reveal be home of the lecturer. Miss Michael D. O’Connell of Stafford a large congregation may be pres- Willlngton Hill. She taught school Springs and William Hyde of Man- mail at the Hebron office, bearing a ilanche Vesley of South Willlngton. ent. Wednesday evening, the Rev. picture of a wooden pump with in town both before and after her Mr. and Mrs. John -H. Steels chester represented the defendant. Harold R. Keen will exchange with spout, the dates, 1788-1888, and the marriage and they owned th* home Your Story Is News Too uletly celebrated their slxty- Miss Ruth Plccln of Grant avenue th* Rev. Guy D. Christian of South woijls, Hebron. Conn. Whether now the property of Mrs. aarence rst wedding anniversary at their will be hostess and Vasco Tislanl of Glastonbury, for the last Lenten any envelopes are still in existence Essex. After moving to Middletown, ome and a long automobile ride Center street will act as boat for service, which wiU be held in S t bearing this stamp la not known. If Mr. Robbins was employed for years All Motor Operations uesday, April 12. Cards and call- the Junior class of Stafford High Peter’s church at 7:30. so It would be of great Interest to In a dry goods store. In bis younger rs expressing congratulations were school at the annual promenade to The Parish Aid of St. Peter’s collectors. Many who do not know 'lay* he was active In the social life scetved. be held in the auditorium of the Episcopal church held its regular about this Interesting bit of history of the Congre:;atlonal church here. Tolland members of the Sabra Warren Memorial Hall, Friday, meeting Monday afternoon at the home of Mr*. Ann* C. Gilbert and think "Pump Town” would eound The funeral was held Saturday and We Cordially Invite You to Come in and rumbull Chapter, D.A.R. have been April 22nd. They were selected at uncouth and would rather have burial was In Pine Grove cemetery LET THEM KNOW IT! otlfled the regular meeting to be a meeting of the class held Tuesday. sisters. Work was continued on something about Governor Peters In Middletown beside bis wife. eld April 18th has been postponed quilting. Nine members were pres- See Our New Sun Motor Testers Miss Corrlne Jllllgan who la em- ent. Including one member from on the envelope. “Home of Loren- The last Lenten service of the ntll Wednesday, April 27th to be ployed in East Longmeadow, Mask, Colchester. zo Dow” might also make an in- woman's societies wli: be held this eld at. thsthe home atof MrsMrs. Freeman was a recent visitor at her home on teresting slogan, os he lived her* for in Operation. atten at Stafford Springs. Staf- East street The Itov. Harold R. Keen preach- several years, from 1817 to about afternoon at the W1 llngton Hill jird members are to serve as the ed on Christ's Entry Into Jerusalem, 1820 or longer. school. Mrs. George V. Smith, the Reporters Ask T h e Q u estio ns—" W h o ?, W h a t?, W h e re?, Enos E. Penny has retunied to at th* Palm Sunday service at St. leader, took for her subject “The ammlttee. bis home on Pr^pect street after John Horton has returned from Mrs. Laura Judson who has been Peter’s church, Sunday at 11 a. m. his week’s motor trip to Florida, Choice That Shook th* World snd If year ear actaany had a MOTOR OF spending saireral montbn on a motor At the close of the service palm Changed It.” The final Lenten eve- with grip and throat trouble is trip to Florida and the southern branches were distributed among where he went with several college GLASS, the txact condition of all w able to be about after over states. * friends. The boy* visited Daytona ning service will be hela In Me- W h e n ?, W h y and H o w ? " . T h e n T h e y Le t T h e week sbutln. th* congregation, according to th* Beach, stopped off In Washington morial church Thursday evening. Inner parta wonld not be aa claarly usual custom. 16 young people and Baltimore, and other places. Dr. Horace B. Bloat will speak on i Mrs. Ellen B. West and daughter were la the vested choir. Mr. Keen ravaaled aa they ara by the marvel- paxel West of Hartford were week- 188CE announced that there would fa* They economized time by Mvlng ■’A Permanent Rainbow.” Facts T e ll T h e ir O w n Story. end guests of relatives and attend- a choir rehearsal which was held day snd night In turns. John The dramatic club, "Sxornost, ona new machinea we have installed. h services Sunday at the Feder- Michigan a ty , Ind—SanU Claus yesterday •afternoon at 3:48 o’clock. brought home a baby alligator srin hold a “Bingo” party Thursday jted church. has been made an Issue In a mayor- An Easter cantata will be pre- ' Walter Pearson of Hartford and alty election. sented at th* Hebron Congregation- rm Everett Pearson of New York al church Sunday, directed by Mrs. Ity were Sunday guests of Tolland J’’red Parket, Republican candi- elatlves. date, criticized bis Democratic op- W. O. Seyms of Colchester, organ- ponent Mayor P. C, Fedder, for ist. Meeting of th* choir was held Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benjamin Tuesday evening and they will meet T e ll T h e m NVHO:-«*AAake sure the readers see y o u r name« nd Mrs. Mary Gardner of Hart- having Santa ride In the annual In- diana day parades each August again on Saturday evening of this coMBCsnoNmsTsa F R E E M O T O R C H E C K 3rd wers Sunday guests of Miss week for rehearsal. J7N A L 3 DAYS tenevlave Gardner at the Steele ‘I do lot I •lieve,’” said Parker, In connection with Air Mail The Factory Engineers will be here at your service to diagnose louse. ”we should bring Santa Claus out Week, May 18-21, the request la Thursday, Friday, Saturday Mra George V. Smith of Willlng- in such hot weather as we have here mads that attention be brought to and adjust an engine in any motor car. 3n Hill attended the weekly re ^ - In August.” a proposed special envelope for us* 3g club held with Mrs. L. Ernest of the Big: T e ll T h e m W H A T :—-Let every reader kno w w hat your m erchandise looks tall Monday afternoon. Henry Hayden In company with rlends from Stafford Spring, Today - Wednesday - Thursday- Friday like what it^s m ade of—in a w ord ho w good it is* bnn.. left Sunday aftemoog..for an xtended automobile tour in Vlr- t H URSD A Y A N D Inia visiting historical, scenic and FRID AY F ir e S al e APRIL 12, 13, 14, 15 iteresting places. Mr. Hayden is njoybig the EUster recess from his Indies at Trinity college, HarUord. SPECIALS A T Of the Stock of Cramers Make It a Point to Be Here. Phone or Come in T e ll T h e m W H E R E:—H o w can a stranger find yo ur store if they don^l kno w Women’s Shop at For An Appointment E V E R Y B O D Y 'S M A R K E T WOULDNT YOU LIKE TO SEE g k STAFFORD SPRINGS FREE DELIVERY! PHONE 5721! THE EXACT CONDITION ^ the address? H o w can a reader find y o ur m erchandise if they don^t OF YOUR CAR ^ Robert Mangan of Hackensack, Ripe, Mallow DIAMOND lew Jarsey, baa been spending sev- ral days at the home of his giand- By means of these marvekma new, adentifle ma- Mther, Mrs. G. Meyers on Furnace B A N A N A S SHOE STORES chines, YOU, yourself, can virtually SEE know the departm ent? .venue. * d o z . 1 5 c THROUGH THE METAL WALLS OF YOUR I The newly InstaUed officers of OWN MOTOR. Every connection, every opera- folcott chapter. No. 81 O. E. 8. of Radishes •tafford HoUow for the iwiriiif 2 bjun. 5c Dresses-Coats-Suits tion, or the slightest mis-adjnstment anywhere ^ ara as follosrs: W or^-M atron. is fully revealed right before your very eyes. Now dra Amy Slater; Worthy Patron, Celery Hearts you can feel SURE that no unnecessary work will T e ll T h e m W H E N :—If a special or a sale starts to m orro w tell them so and SMh Sanger: Assoctete Matron, bun* 10c be done, no needed work overlooked and each part Ira Nellie Crawford; Assodato SUk Underwear functions exactly aa it should. atron, Alison Loron; Secretary, Carrots 'lorence J, Goodall; Treasurer, Miss • bun* 4c tell them how long it w ill last. larriett Weir; Conductre^ Mra and Hosiery rtna Schofield; Associate Conduc- CABCPBnx*S TOMATO SOOP . CAMPBELL'S POBK A BEANS ress, Mrs. Mary Pochlnl; Marshall, OB OLDSMOBILE OWNERS! Ira. Josephine Schwanda; Organ- ■t. Mrs. Lulu Wagner; CSiaplain, AT YOUR OWN PRICE (rs. Lena Brosm; Adah, Mra L A N D (Y L A K ES ^ M IL K Have Your Car Inspected Seanor Chism; Ruth, Mrs. Caroline T e ll T h e m W H Y :—T e ll them and sell them all the reasons y o u kno w Abllansky; Egther, Mra Gladys M artha Mra Dorothy Bar- 4 c o n s 2 5 c SUIl . WiDol and Cotton FREE Snectra Mrs. Margaret Warden, Mra Florsncs 7SO w hy they should use and enjo y y o ur m erchandise. lOfleld; Sentinel, John Brown; Boldwin Apples 8 lbs. 25c DRESSES by a Factory Service • I IS officers wers Installed by Past atroa Mra Hasel Bcusasl »— SILK Past Matron, Mra Loula Belcher Large Juicy Oranges each Marshall, Mrs. Helen Lewis doz. 25c Representative plain and Mrs. Lottie Cady as T e ll T h e m H O W :—By advising them to w atch for y o ur tganlst. No* 2 Potatoes DRESSES Mra Ralph Adams entertained biv* 59c Fan Faohlonod ith a shower a t her home In West Former Values AT OUR GARAGE itafford recently In honor of Rinso Large MOTOR TESTER advertisement in T h e H E R A L D . Slerputowsky of Stafford Hol- 2 for 37c SILK Up to $10.00 Today, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, wbo will bs married to Edward April 12,13,14,15 itto son of Mr. and Mra Um- .vetto of Park street. The Spry 1 lb* can 18c, 3 lb. Cqn 47c HOSIERY Out They Go at be isosived many beautiful Please Note — Despite ty refreshments ' Lifebuoy or Lux Soop road construction now hfrfftitit bar 6c \c pair each going on you will always ot Stafford Hollow •^■t*AL DBMOmtBATIOir OH $ } . o o be able to get into our The HERALD Is Delivered To Practically Every enrent an operation at ths Dsa- TTAVE your Oldsinobile checked op throoi^botiL garage at any time of ess hospital In Boston this week, ■LL without charge or ohiigsrioa. Fadoey servlee the day. If you are hesi- ra Cartier Is jpending the week C o c o o n u t M a rsh m a llo w Come at once! Remember you’ll never ith relatives In Lawrenca Mass. eepreeentatives will in ject yoor ear and —y tant about conditions Tbs SISOO dvU action suit get such bargrains as these agrain. hut ■eeesssry recommrTulationa—witfaont cost to you. at any time, park acroaa Home In Manchester By Alert, Enthusiastic r o u ^ t by Bnmo Carocarl of Staf- ^ C O O i a E S - - 1 9 e l b . Three Days of the Sale. This Is port of Oldsmofail^ poll^ od the street and walk over 3rd Springs against John Molotoris ing owner sstisfsction. Yon l^avn dm of and one of our oervica Iso of Stafford Springs scheduled men will gladly driva 0 oome befors Judge Edward J. free, shilled attention to aoeare thsE yonr erne is in your car in and out a g ^ >aly in ths Tolland County Su' Iowa State 93-Seer* Butter, lb. 34e aetiafectory operating condition. Come, at yonr Herald Carriers Who Cover The Town. erior Oottit, Tuesday, was settlsf for you. ut of court this week tor an •onvenlenee, or telephone far an mount said to'be fliOO. The i Rath's Pure Lgrd lb. pkg. 10c DIAMOND Bsulted when Chroeaii was struck the bsad by a rock allsgsdly hrosni by Mototoeis Inst S^tsm ber SHOE STORES Manchester Motor Sales, Inc. th. Tbs aassalt tndk pines at a AND BARGAIN BAS] ST naaaoaeaaaaaa 2 Ig* cons 29c 1011 Msla Sttoot • ‘TOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER" Miadiootor so Bast Cottar Stract PAGE FOURTEEN MA^•;Ml!a^l!,R evening HBPALD. MANCHESTER CONN^ WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18. 1988

tn rw fiiiF MiinT— A DVBKIlBBlfKNT— ADVERTI8BHENT— - ■ ^ 1 .SB ^nsw l^tar hogs at Dawoy. ad with flowers. And it’s chick tu n - RIchman. Cunning ones te cuts pat- ed up to show a built-down crown PAGE P P U'ElH i terns for the Mddles.^aiid new in matching straw or a ribbon FACTORY UNI0I6 shapes in lovely fabrics or colorful bond. beads for you. These ore Individu- Richard Whitney Initiated al If there ever were any. No mat- Easter without ham would ter what your taste or costume, like apple pie without cheese so If TO PROTEST RULING Into Sing Sing Routim you’ll And your choice here. Priced you’re having ham may I recom- from «1.2S to I3.3S and tliey wiU mend this method o f cooking: give the user good wearing value. BARGAIN HOUND Baked Ham !» . — (A P ) Aluncheon menu was boiled ham an] Select a ham of the desired siae. Steel Workers Chin T h ^ — RIcIiard Whitney, former presi- How Sweet! eabbaga, potatoes, stewrtl apples ani In high-quality ham, the meat dent a t toe New York Stock Ex- coffee. I ALL-STAR CARD SET ■» » -»«•». winning 9 and lasing only 1 , that It’s ■ Smart to gether os one piece, or may be used basting is required. school when their school-m.atil other. Stewart went from one to A meeting Is planned at ^ack in hie elbow. Rudy York is a ques*) and the Eas- folds over once. filed the complaint. ed As Miracle Manager. pion this week. school or trac.e school. being to the Eagles, and who are or- Third Straight Pennant wear fresh flow- separately, whichever is most suit- This method of cooking avoids FILM (DMEDY SPOTUCRT overhearing the names of tho| the other, shaking their hands and Dwyer’s office for tomorrow night, tion mark aa a catcher. Bill RogsD - ter P a r a d e ers, so for an un- Kid or suede gloves the stringiness which might be The board also Instructed Repub- posted unfortunates discussed congratulating them. Three time limit matches bring The Bluefields captured toe Twi at which aa persons totorcated in ganized for the first year as a team, will again be ed to the else and contour of your went to a hospital, and onoUMs u s u a l corsage and bigh-froiit shoes. caused by boiling, and cooks the lic to abolish "the employe repre- home send the piercing words tlj "If I die between now and to- together some of toe proven talent title last year and then whipped the umpiring in toe circuit are asked to will no doubt depend upon Bruno In full swing, room. With care It may be combined Bnt Margin May Be Lot shortstop, Frank Crouchar, up fre a i! call MlUkowskl Pigskin or white ac- center of the ham tender without sentation plan in five Ohio plants.” following day into the tender heart (Chicago, April 13.— (A P )—Fiery morrow”, he yelled, ” 1 want to say seen here In past shows. The pair' Green in a live-game series for town be present to order that arbiters Sumlslaskit, the league’s leading almost in the twinkling of an eye, harmoniously with other periods of Popular And Classical Music Toledo, broke his leg. Mickey Coeh> I the Florist, tele- cents with black. making the .outside hard and dry. of the Innocent and unfortunate th.1 t the Hawks are the greatest offa for these thlrty-mlnue affairs laurels. In 1936, toe U;-een was scorer and the mainstay of the so here are a few lost minute sug- furniture If you wish to add a sin- ”1 have been instructed to take Bill Stewart, a chunky little man of may be aeleited. It ia planned to rane’s outfit needed Vernon Ken»1 phone 6030. Both Get Attention In “Ro- or girl. t . bunch of athletes in the world, cer- are as follows: crovroed ch..mplon when the Blue- team, and sturdy Mike Burke at Less Than Prerionsly. gesUons for Easter and then I ’ll gle new piece to an already furnish- such steps as may be necessary to sawed-off proportions, took bis have four umpires work tot games nedy, but may miss the devU-mayvj In Time For Easter Easter Tokens protect and maintain toe indepen- mance In The Dark.” . Oh, Messrs. Selectmen, was Iheil tainly they are toe gamesL” Hana Steinke, German champion flelds did not compete in the local the forward poeltlon. Max Rubacha look for you "in your new Ekurter ed room. place today along with toe late this season. Rules and regulations care spirit of Gerald Walker. Rublnow's are showing new Blas- You can make not a better way of Insuring foeen written espe- climaxed one of the outstanding will receive between *1,000 and Arrangements Made For; iy a 'w w e3 ’^ .‘° played to date kle# and lovely hand-mode work, al- Steel Co., to sign an exclusive col- cially for it JAN ZAPADKA brushes that bordered on figbts and toe SL Lault Browns, and as I see it la uncertain. ~ ^ are brown and have colored trim. Ing such a company dessert aa this match the pleated detail on sleevei at the corner of Main and Birch comebacks In atolAlc history. It *1,300. toe Eaglerhave come out on top on io an unusual ossortmant of Ekmter one: and pockets. Candy-colored or white lective bargaining contract wiqi the 102 Eldridge street.. with four of the five penalties com- tbe'bulk o f tbe competition once Browne nit and fleldad woU Simulated cherries, gooseberrleo, Greetlngo. streeta, too. The classical itelccUons are taken Town takes rank with toe performance of Jockey Johijiy Longdeb has been three occasions and although ths turnips, carrots, lemons and accessories and rough straw sailor Steel Workers Orgonlxing Commit- from "Carmen,” "The Bartier of Se- ing in the first 20 minutes. There- $100,000 Match Race more wlU be confined to the scrap 1987, and Gabby Stroot ia a pioaoi Blsfxilt Tortool April 4, 1938 * toe Boston Braves, who, under toe engaged to ride to', unbeaten Char- Saints have gone down they always oranges, too, are shown as pins, to 3-3 cup heavy cream look well with It. tee becausi. it represented a mojori' ville” and "Song of India,” but as after. however, the Hawks outskated for second place. roliof to the hired b e n ^ qq j It’s the fashion now to take your Hap-py bells ring-ing A mess-age laoderahlp of Stallings in 1914, the Leafs and outplayed them. lotte Girl from Elwood Sachsen- play with that never say die spirit, swing loosely on your suit from 5 tablespoons powdered sugar ty of toe workers,” Bow said. they are sung by Miss Swarthout Last Night s Fights (Cleveland abould show improve- iieels of the domlneertng •ItogWh sewing or knitting when you go of glad-ness on E!as-ter Day! "GREATEST FURORABER” swept from last place In mid-July to lIO-Foot Goal Shot Between Turf Champs To nialer’s atable |n toe Aberdeen and cannot be picked aa the short- f woodjn bar. teaspoons sherry flavoring For good make-up, don’t forget the same logic we should be given and Boles, are presented in what ender. ment under Old Oscar Pepper VltL Hornsby, but die club oMataed M a-vlaitlng and one o f the new mod- 2 Choirs are slng-lng; Sweet flow-ers To the Editor; toe National League baseball cham- A fter taking a one goal lead In stakes, which vlll feature at toe in- 1 egg white to experiment with foundation an exclusive contract with Kepub- Producer Harlan Thompson calls By toe Associated Preaa. Detroit packs tremendous power. quantity toon qi allty In the da el knitting bags is descHbed below. are bring-lng joy Eas-ter Day! WUI you not. through your vsr pionship and then went on to con- the first period on Cully Dahlstrom’a augural program at Havre De Grace There will be a preliminary game Do Voo Know Vanr A -B -C sf 1-3 cup dried macaroon crumbs, preparations, keep cheek rouge Uc." 'streamlined form.” In other words Now York—Ginger Fornn, 130, at 7 o’clock. PItchtog would enable toe Boston that deprived it of Vosmlk s It is called "A Dress-Up bag to able column, warn the people quer Connie Mack’s Athletics in goal and then being tied before the Carry 126 Ponnds Each Friday. The two-year-olu flUy has Of course we mean vitamins. ^ s t cream slightly, add sugar faint, make the lip line clear and The Canton, O., attorney added the thematic development, so dear four straight games to win the Liverpool, England, claimant of Red Box CO stir up considerable Knickerbocker, take to teaa and family parties Here’s wishing you, thla country of the President's dj end on Gordon Drilion’a drive past won five races, four of them at They are very important. and flavoring. Fold in beaten egg sharp, wipe off powder around your and you, and you A that “ these unions wen not parties to toe hearts of toe classicists, has World’s S ^ e s . English featherweight title, out- trouble. Jimmy Dykes can be de- Connie Mock haa Uttle more tt where we all alt and vlaiL” This ia eyes. termination to destroy busmess little Mike Karakas. the Hawks Hialeah Park and the othar at white. Pour Into paper cups, top VERY HAPPY EAS- in the complaint and had no oppor- been neatly scissored out. leaving The Blackhawks did about toe pointed Orville DroulUard, 185, Oyer Mile And Quarter. Bowie. e d e d upon to keep the Chicago ^^Uenee to Philadelphia. H#*U M the way the designer describes a only the clear melody which any that it may be taken over by tl( rallied on goals by Carl Voss and Windsor, OnL (10). white Sox to or within itflktog dis- Feel tired?—no energy?—then with crumbs. Set cups in tray of TER and leaving you tunity to be heard before the de- same thing as toe famous Boston Jack Shill In toe second period and delightful felt work-and-knitting Add to your allure at Eaater by movie-goer can underrtand and ap- Federal Government? try that marvelous tonic tablet call- refrigerator, wlt)i cold control set again with this Easter cision was rendered.” club. Winner of only 14 of 48 one by Mush March In the third to Detroit—Fritxle Zlvlc, 147, Pitts- tance of tha first divlelon until 'Luke bag. It has two sides— and it’s hard for fast freexing. Serves 4. using toe newer shades of face preciate. That be has already begun thl burgh, outpointed Remo Fernondex, HOCKEY Appling’s broken leg heala, but— ed Wheatamin. Contains the Vita- to lay which Is the more appealing. thought from our belov- Representatives of toe indepen- league games, they swept through end the series for the battered 46- New York, April IS.—(A P )—The powder and rouge. The new COty- For this light-hearted story of work Is obvious; and he will coif the playoff series with Indomitable 146, Mexico (10). Yankees agaai should make every mins A. B. B.3—D. O. and E. Ap- The bag measures 13 by 10 1-3 ed wTlter Margaret E. dent groups ended a two-day con- year-old trophy. *100,000 match race between Sam- t M t Night’s Hockey Resulta. HiidnutrEve In Paris and Yordley Hungarian music hall star who Unue It to toe blttei end. if spirit to conquer toe league cham- Seattle— A1 Hostak. 157 H. Seat- REDS WHIP STARS post a winning one, as they say at proved by the American Medical. inches, a good sise to carry a small 8 « ^ White and the Seven Dwarfs Sangster. ference heue last night The greatest thrill of the game uel Rlddle’B War Admire!, cham- National Cup) -Association. The Center Pharmacy cosmetics are on sale at The Center turns his housemaid Inot a Mce by one BUI then by ahotner. {flonshlp toam, Toronto. In three tle, knocked out Chief Paris, 162)4, the track, when Charley Kurtslnger f5 p o rf5 R o a n ifa p 'j piece o f needlepoint or knitting. “ • '’• y o u tried Boaco. the mod- The attorney explained ibathe in- was the score made by Shill when Okmulgee, Okla, (4). pion three-year-old of 1937, and or the Murphy Drug store at De- em milk ampllphler. Bryant and Pharmacy, Odd Fellows Block. When Easter sings terpreted toe . ’ LRB ruling as ap- Persian princess to play a trick on The President is the greatcA out of four games. In the regular he flicked the puck high over the gives War Admiial his noble noggin. Houaton, Tex.—Joey Parks. By BID FVDBB pot Square will gladly tell you t^apman are running a special— across the world, plying to all Independent employs his best friend, the new popular "purchaser” In the country, season they managed to beat To- heads oi the Leaf defense and it Cfliarles S. Howard’s SeablsculL Chicago 4. Toronto 1, 1 (Chicago Here’s how toe clubs finished to Tfce Moat For Your Money 164H, St. Louis, outpointed Buddy FOR HOCKEY TITLE (Pincli-hitttojr for Bddla about them. with each jar of Boaco you receive Griddle Cakes I like to think men associations. tunes are especially stressed. The have already given hUn all ronto only once in six games. dropped Into the net over the head ■peedleat of toe older horaee, defi- wins Stanley Cup S^amee to 1 .) 1937. and my guees as to the final 9) The Thrifty Cleaners and Dyers This Is a dandy recipe for grid- chief of them is “Tonight We Love,’ N o doubt it was Stewart’s win- Ryan, 174*4, San Francisco, (10). nitely is on. glass that will de- build In toe Inlana ruling, toe board money he wants to buy all toe vot^ of Goalie Broda when he akated six Internatlooal-Aoierloaa League standlnRs to toe fall: of Main street will clean two rtaln dle cakes for your Easter break- written by Ralph Rainger, compos- ning personality and leadership that Camden. N. J.—Frankie Blair, Barring a few minor anglee, ^ Ployoffa. New York. AprU IS.—(A P )~ Eaator Dinner tlll!'.. *^t'**'t^en because Snow New dreams in memory held that toe company should deal he wants. We have given him U| feet out of hia net but misjudged 1988 1987 garmenU for cgl.OO. Hero U a de- fast: er of "Jime in January,” “ Love in inspired the Hawks to forge ahead 156, Omden, outpointed Johnny which probably won’t cause any Providence 4, Syracuse 1 (Proil- BoUy Grimes may not know It yot, Instead of rushing home after "^ * te or one of the seven dwarfs of one liberty to take our liberty from the shot, it was the longest goal 1— N ew Y ork1— N ew York pendable place to have your clothes 3 cups flour l‘ h the group representing a ma- Bloom” and “ Blue Hawaii.” Among to the championship. A fter toe siren Duca, 167, Paulsboro, (8 ). Jersey trouble, the race will be run at Bel- Gain 4-1 Victory To Clincii but Boss Larry MoePhoU was plea* rhurch have your Easter dinner at are painted on each glass in varied Whose dreams we jority of emp!oyet before toe “U ttle Stop the '’ reridenfs determinatlron- Oevelond pitching otoff is heralded Don’t just alt and sigh to 1. up a *13,500 home to Coral Oabloo Try a flamg and olive-green Of aH the 37 elements needed Bake on a hot griddle. Serves six. to decide” whether Republic may Michael Cox of Hamden, who tc GLENNEY^S help you dress up tumn race auggested by Howard lost onoed, well-coachsd team with Goal- os the finest to elthet^blg league, for a new pretty print . . . .who said golf doesn’t p a y ? .,.. striped turban atop a navy suit. to keep the body working right' negotiate with independent employe Editor. The Herald: a temporary job of shoveling little time In assenting after listen- Fourth game: Chlcago 4, Toron but young Bob Feller will have to dress, a sporty suit or ie Frank Brlmsek as Its outstanding to 1. • Pin a huge cluster of purple vio- vitamins are among the moat fas- That delicious Louis Sherry Can- unions. It Is a sad story. off the New Haven railroad’s tracll ing to the reasons for the change. star, are the new champions of the have a 20-game campaign to make perhaps a smart Spring Howard made hie agreement con- Preliminary rounds: lets at the throat o f a pink, rough cinating and, for objects invisible dy is sold locally at The Center The other day the writer aaw during the blixzard of ”88, toilil for Easter at little cost International • American hockey it as fool proof as that of the Rup- Jimmy braddock’s been losing coat, go to the Wllroae linen blouoe. Wear dark brown to the naked eye. they make an Pharmacy. Odd Fellows Block. Irars streaming down the cheeks of was given his diamond-studded hsl tingent upon tbe condition of Red league. Flret-plece aeries (for league pert Rifles. weight since hs went into toe res- and you’ll find a glorious and purple pansies on the lapel astounding amount o f newa. a dear lady. Huddled together and century service pin symbolic of has Pollard, Seabiacult’a regular jockey championship): Toronto defeated No Lzmg Lortng Streaks taurant business... .and most ot. YOUNG DEMOS HOPING whose collar bone wee broken to a The Reds gained their third vic- Boston 3-0. selection at exceptional of a beige suit Have a blouse pid,^-ou car drivers know, for Painter Pete with head bent In shame she swiftly ing completed 60 years of continif tory to four playoff clasbea with to* Yankees wsre somewhat dlsap- toe other ex-champs are putting i t ! prices. made way for home. spill at Santa Anita, Fsb. 19. Sacond place aeries: New York of the gayest striped floral print iMtance, that if you eat quontl- Question: I am hav- ouB service with the company. Syracuse Stars. 1937 champs, last pototbig to tha Orapeftult League, on that way....Pinky WUtnoy'ai Uea of carrots and drink plenty of NYA DIREaOR MAKES Just before she was to open toe Cox immediately after the famoi| Herbert Bayard Swope, chairman Americans defeated New York hitting has been great slnfla be S you can And, and wear doeiMn ing difficulty painting TO END BTITER FEUD of tbe Nqw York Racing Commis- night by a 4-1 count and thereby Rangers 2-1. for a change, but wUJ Ughten up Turning another page in dame rich milk, you’re a belter auto- door a neighbor went quickly to her blixxard won himself a regular started using Chuck Klein’s beta to gloves to match the brightest col- some furniture. 1 re- sion,, who has carried on toe nego- ended any argument about the rela when the boys start playing for fashion’s Easter book I came across and asked what seemed to be toe as a laborer and by March 9. 19 , Third place series: Chicago de- keeps. and his spring s lu m p ..C h u ck ’s or in the print. insurance risk? That’s what they moved toe old paint PROTEST OVER SPEECH tlationa, said Howard was sure the Uve strength of the league’s two dl' these dress suf^geatlons: •Peace Meeting” Held To Bring trouble. became an engineer. During the visions. The Stars took tores out feated Montreal Canadians 2-1 . clubs ore six ounces lighter toon hla 3 f**l,.**"‘ plenty of foods rich from a dining room .lockey would be to condition to ride Semi-final eeries: Chicago defeat- They haven’t teat more than four Gra.v crepe Gibson Girl frock with In Vitamin A, we see well at night Rival FactionH Together; J. Tears choking she hesitatingly years he has handled the throttle < SUITS of four from ths Philadelphia Ram- gamea to luoression since Joseph own---- Bud Ward, toe Walker cup-3 For Tiny Tote table with paint re- Seablecut. Pollard was to be ex- daffodil yellow belt". steam and the controller on cl ed Americans 2-1. Peter Rabbit shoes will dreas up Lights of approaching cars, flashed mover, and then put Hits Talk By Robert Johnson F. Smith Attends. stammered, "Upstreet this morning Here you will find toe newest shades and’ pat- amined today to determine bow rap- blers last year to win ths first title Vincent McCarthy osiumed com- per from Tacoma, ia to town o ik li Printed black crepe dress splaab- In the driver’s eyes, do not blind men pointed at me and I overheard trie locomotives he has piloted after the old International and Ca- trying hla shots on the Long loland^ your little tot’a teet for Eaater. on a coat of mahog- Before Merit System Asso- terns to a large assortment of suits. You will idly he was recovering. mand In 1931.' Phis largely haa been ed with multi-colored nosegay's. well-nourished persons as they do one may say my husband's name estimated 10.500,000 passengers nadlan-Amerlcan leaguea were com- layouts. ...is It generally known Whites, smolked elk and tans from any stain and two ciation A t Waterbury. Waterbury, Ckma., April 13— find toe price reasonable, too, for such quality. Riddle, who has shown willingness bined. due to toe presence of Vernon Two-piece ginger and white pol- »1.66 up at aifford ’s. those who slight their milk and was on toe Hat.” "W hat Hat?” the tween New Haven and New Y’l to accept any conditions offered that Larry French pitcheo four no- coats of varnish. (A P )—CkinnecUcut Young Demo- and traveled more than l,575.n Gomex and Rad Ruffing. The great ka-dotted crepe dress with tunic carrots. other questioned. ”My husband’s commented: "A four year old would Brimsek’s goal guarding was out- WRESTLING hlttera before tomtog up to tbs Mg top and pleated skirt. Now toe whole thing New Haven, April 18 — (A P ) — crats, split Into two rival organisa- miles. Gomel took a salary lut a year ago, name.” she shamefully replied ” la stand a bettsr chance agatoat standing last night In the only gams leagues?,,..auto raoer*—tha boot " looks sort o f muddy Thomas J. Dodd, Connecticut dlrec- tions over a year ago, hoped today of the series that was decided In the By ASSOCIATED PBBM following two poor seasons, and it Eaater Bunnies, novelty children M d the varnish just won’t seem to Usted In all the taverns and pack- flve-vear-old In toe fall, but ot ’em— tell you they’d rgthor toko for an end of the bitter feud EASTER TRE.AT fegulation three periods, but It was wax feared that be had lost his stuffs Easter Comfort toj-s and other attractive Eaater dry thoroughly. Have I done any- tor,for the National Youth Admln- age stores os a drunkard.” willing to take a chance.” their chances to tha InMonapoUk through a "peace meeting” attend- $18.50 to $29.50 probably the Reds’ balance between San Francisco — 'Vtoeente liopex. Ruffing, .X violent holdout, was rests on a Spencer aa just the right packages of. candles are offered by thing wrong?—Mrs. Robert R, (•tration, in a letter made public ed by J. Francis Smith, Democratic It does not require a person wBh A ll hands agreed the proepecto absent for th first several weeks. 600 than try artVtog around Now foundation garment to mold your Ames, la.—Sunk river fish to offense and defense that really de- 230, Mexico a ty defeated Cy Wll The Center Pharmacy and the Mur- Answer: You have done two today flied a protest with Horace D. state chairman. very much Imagination to see what for a good race to May were some- Both were on toe job early tola York atreeta.., .thera’a a rumor figure into sleek, trim lines and give delivery on their Easter eggs a llj cided the series. Hams, 226, Tallahassee, Fla., two of phy Drug stores. things wrong. A fter using paint re- Taft, president of the Connecticut Representatives of toe warring went on In this poor mother’s heart. what ^ tte r than in Sentember. In spring, and nsver were sharper. around that Qlet«n Cunptoghom may you complete freedom of movement tie early. Here's how it happenoi During toe regular campaign three fails. mover you must always remove the Merit System Association, over a factions attended the meeting here Bent by her dadty cares, bent by selecting the date, the Westchester tangle with Sydney Wooderson In In your new Easter clothes. You S. C. Tokhelm of Stoiy City, Is Bunny Cook’s squad specialised to Indlaaapo1la<—Abe Coleman. 205 M inte Pearsor'a arm again haa the Balter Jookiea wax by wsshing the surface sever- speech made April 4 at an Associa this man-made depression, bent by directors pointed out that "publlo London to August.. .thsro'a anothor can be assured of a perfect fit by lost night and appointed Joseph De- was taking a load of eggs to marke ■ Interest Is high at present and ths holding too dppoeitlon to low scores. New York, defeated Dorve Roche. old sip. TOje Yankees should get These will be dellcloue served al times with turpen^e. All paint tion meeting in Waterbury by her tender nursing of her little ones that Glenn hsj bought himsaU! a Miss Anne Swift, registered Spen- Paolo of Meriden and Katherine but his truck overturned on a brtdg I two horses ere sound and at the top It did that to most of the playoff 220, Decatur, m.. two folia; Rsy plenty of pltc.Jng from toU trio, not with Ice cream. Cream together _ removers contain wax, which if not Robert L. .lohnson, president of the —only to be pointed out and sham- farm back to Kanoas and wUl rotlro cer Corsetler. Rublnow Building. Quinn of Hartford as a committee spanning the river. He estimate I of their form.” gamea, too, but toe Reds also Vlllmsr, 218, S t Louis, dsfeatod Jim to mention Bump Hadley, Johnny cup butter, 1 cup granulated sugar, removed, prevents toe paint from National Civil Service Reform to work out a program for healing ed. What little pride was left— that 23,000 eggs were atrambled t : showed to w could atop out aad get there tome day not tar off.... Home hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 9. drying. League. TOPCOATS To this Howard added; "The Ooffleld, 219, Kansas City, one fall. Murphy, Ivy Paul Andrews, Kemp Fer Tour Boy 1-4 teaspoon almond flavoring, add toe breach. shattered. toe highway, and the rtvef was th ♦ a few goofs themselves when the Johnson was critical of the Na- weather is cooler to New York and Albany, N. Y.— Everett Marshall, Wicker, and two or tore to be Tou can outfit your boy this Eas- 2 egg yolks, mix thoroughly. Blend The other mistake you made was She has children,' too. Children nearest place to dispose of them 1 Just tha coat for thaoa chongaaMs daya. Many time was ripe. tional administration and applied DePaolo was,named president of I would liavs a fresher horse. A 221, La Junto, Oolo„ torew George aelected from Spurgeon Chrndler, Joe Gould insists he’s nothing At Last ter from head to foot In Clifford’s In 2 1-2 cups sifted flour. Form Into In applying varnUh directly over toe insurgent group when a number Needing a victory to prolong too complete boys’ department. the term "demagogues” to solicitor fins fabrics and colon to choose from. All of lot of things can happen to a boree Clarke, 235, Scotland, two straight back from'-dfi'wark: Steve Sundra, to do with Joe DiMogglo’s hoidout. News, too, and really a boon small balls 3-4 inch In diameter or mahogany stain. I f you had sealed of New Haven county young Demo- series, toe Stars played cautiously tu anyone who is pretty tired of general Robert H. Jackson and guaranteed quality and the prices ore low. In a few months and right now the falls. Joe Beggs, A lley Donald, all up no matter what toe graperina oaya put through a cookie press. Garnish toe stain in with shellac or a stain cratic clubs refused to attend toe at first but that got them to trouble having the top of her girdle sealer made for toe purpose, you public works administrator Harold Biscuit is at his best.” New Haven, Conn__ Georgs (KO) from the su.nt farm; and Joe Vance and that he phoned Joe only tho Jock And 3IU with cherries. Bake In a hot oven convention of -toe regular organlaa- Other posetblHtles considered when Mel Hill, Providence winger, slide down into a fat roll the would not have bad toe muddy ap- Ickes. Give Little Feet the Right Start With Koverty, 220. HoUywood. Calif., de- and L*e Stine, yanked In from toe other day' and told him it dosmi't little Jack and Jill can go up the (400 degrees F .) for 10 to 12 min- tlon over a year ago and held a were that the public might lose in- burned a long shot from the boards minute she sits. Is a new high- pearance. Aiwairs seal mahogany Dodd. w;ho told Taft he would re- feated Lon Macaluso, 22L Buffalo. Kansas CIt; subsidiary. look as if he’ll get K nickel mere hill to the Easter parade in style utes. This makes 8 to 9 doxena “ rump” convention of toel. own. tereat during the long wait or that past goalie Phfl Stein. That made cut suit girdle with light, eup- this year. For many of toe ideas small cookies. stain with a Ught coat o f either one sign from membership on toe Aa- toe Stars open up wide to the style N. y „ two o f three falls. Joe DiMdflgio, the most persistent than 25 Q 't... .incidentally, oooat ple bones In the band above the soclatlon’s executive board unless MIsa Quinn is executive secretory of PETER RABBIT $14.50 to $25.00 that some thrae-year-old otar, pos- PorOsnd. Me.—Zlmba Parker. holdout of 1988, will report to shape, correspondenU renart Doodpon DM and details which distinguish moth- o f these as it wUl “ bleed through" sibly Stagehand, might capture the that brought so many tallies to the normal waistline. These keep the if you don’t steps were taken to ’’disown” John- toe Regular orgonlxatlon which has IDS. Detroit, defeated toe "Black giving the Yonkeet toe same wreck- Mag la cleanfi g up about UfiOO Si er’a Eastei wardrobe make her eyes of to t eustomerx to toe detri- regular campalgB. but Brlmsek garment from rolling and. of course, Solve toe Easter dinner dessert son's remarks, said: been recognised by toe national o f- HEALTH SHOES Mask,” 187, two of three falls. ing crew that haa domUiated toe big month from Ms Son Froncioeo flrii small daughter's spring clothes par- I don’t know of any way you can ficers. ment of the match. turned aside everything except Jack fiatten the diaphragm. with one p f thoee delicious Frojoy ” I f the (merit system) associa- Harrisburg, P o —Sammy Oihen. show for two seasons— Red Koire, place---- which, aa Ixxy Kaplan Urnlarly outstanding, too, and Easter Ice Cream Cakes. Enough flx up this situation except to re- Little Boots — Oxfords and Sandals Howard ooid he would have to Markle’s ohot on a five-man ruib. move the whole finish and start tion Is a smoke screen for political The regular organixa'Aoa has coll- Tha Rede took edvaatags of toe 330, Chicago, pinned Kong Kong, George Selkirk, Lou Gebrlg, UlMag- would say, ain’t h a y ..,.tb M oay Dad’s smartness is reflected In Son- for four persons for 35c. The O u - purposes, I want to know It and so ed its annual convention for May 6 kem Seabiscuit out of toe *50,000 l.oster Ulery ny’s new suit. over again. I f you follow the above Syracuse habit of forgetting defense 310, Kentucky, one falL gio. and BIU Dickey. attendance ia way off to tos Paotfia ter Pharmacy or toe Murphy Drug do thousands of other people In this and 7 at New Haven and toe pre- gold cup race at the new Hollywood .Step into ihc Easter Parule In directions, sanding lightly between SIOM to 9 mitney and Shirtcraft SHIRTS'' v ^ le rushing to the attack to earn Buffalo, N. T.— Wadlslaw Talun, Another polr. to the Rifles’ favor OMSt Leogu so f o r . .. . Mika The newest type of Easter suit store at Depot Square is your Fro- sUte." vailing sentiment a t toe .mee|lng 'b r f Club track July 16 to order to comli rt In Kane's Shoes and hos- the varntoh coats to make them ad- A tor^ assortment^ toe eeoeon’e emorteet new etylee end colon to two more goals and get one ae a 277. Poland, threw Pat McOlU, 240, that tot alioulder that limited Jacobs wants all bid-iora for tha for young Jack Includes shorts, joy store. Laurence C. Smith, toe associa- was that all young Demoeratie • h i him east. He Indleetcd he iery. Their tiu more copifort and convenlonca They have all >*our Mallory Hats a shot just before the bell Mark the men of Manhattan to reserve paid gardener to tbe coast loagus are worn Use warm, mild suds than you ever dreamed of. A small Slop in at Norton’s Shoe Store. The last word to quality haU. whether to start him there. War out strength. favorite potted plants 8 II.N a ln streeL aad see toe stms* Railroads O f The Nation I.O.O.F. Hat Special Admiral, recently returned from this summer, after en d tog.l^ hold- and be sure that the cleansing down-payment and the r«at in ooo- Many etylea and colors. All Shower Proofed By o^rSult^lt rose Yankees ma\ feel the loss ot Tony out with Oakland.. , .Lou tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, nlnj^bogs they are featuring at AU *3.60 and *2.95 Hate Now Florida where he won the WIdener Md*iu I morning and os It set at agent Is thoroughly dissolved be- venlent monthly psirments with ona price— Lazxerl'a leoaerthlp to toe field, but wlU deusUtely start tha hydrangeas, coloeoiarias. cinenuias, *1.00 to cooaidtinent your Easter Cravenette Except Adorn Bate challenge cup, hoe been training on fore immersmg the liosierv. Rinse your electric bUI. See your leeol there le vastly too much touillgence second bsoe for toe Glonto, bseaust thoroughly in warm, Easter Utiea, baby romblen and togs. Long laland for the Suburban Hand- . - not hot, wa- deal or toe Manchester Electric Dl- dish gardens including a complete Have Enriched Language to the Inflela for it to go to pieces. Burgees Whiteboac Isn’t In obopa ter. Never rub stockings on a wash- vlsioo. icap. supply of go'gto a a cut flowers, too. n te e -w a y M liror ’Oomport $2-95 $5-00 Tbe Suburban, a Decoratteo Day Outside o f Gehrig, Dickey, and yet---- Bob Pastor plans two othar board or rub aoap dlrcctlv on them. $2-35 Selkirk, the world champions ore a A new fitted bag a t calfskin. Washington, April 18.— (AP) —; » Booraor to an old railroader, a feature for many years, will be fights besides the Lou Nova fuoa Squeexe dry, not twist, alien wrlng- are some savings yon orfll BING O young club, and one with unlimited iog and hang in a shady epot out- Matched Arceeenrtee not too large, but containing per- The railroads—which ora seeking wanderer. shifted to another date to clear tbe while he’s to C alifornia....Potay appreciate If you anticipate buying Interwoven Hosiery 35c and 55c. High Trackmen Hold Tests resources. Gehrig Is 85, but boa oil doora, or, if indoors, not too near an electric range; Matehiog your kerchief with your fume phial, powder compact aad AoUroad man gave up loyiag k>- Other Hosiery 25c up way for the “race of the century.” PeiTonl or Lee Romoge may figuro help from toe govomment— have the enthurosir ba posoesaed when a radiator or stove. ^ Loog Savings b BrteC conoge is one o f toe neweet fashion llpatlck, has a three-wav mirror eomotlve yeora ago. 'To them tha to one o f ’eu i....k sep on tye on been helping for decadea to enrich Thursday Night i Bright, New, Colorful T han is guoroateod waor and he started Me omastog consecutive 1* etiKSy thE QiEnufEcttirEr't ideas tetroduced by on exclusive that every aspect a f ' the re- engine to the hog. or toe tea kettle. lA. foot comfort to For Conn. Relays April 23 Carroll (Rod) Smith as a ooomv FlfUi Avenue shop. newed makeup la easily visible. toe American language. evsry pair a t Oleaasy*s Sboao. game string to Juas. 1935. Dickey Eaater b Um Rone otnmctulEtloiiE for j*our nuiM. The new Dleeel engine to the dum- among footboU ooachas... .surtad Pull into toe Aoeodatloo of my. is 31, and SeUdrir 80, but take per- out at Eldorado (Kmiis.j Klgh.teaat fX)t dresa up toe house too, A Select toe right pan for the Job Neckwear I Racing Notes | — and ter toe range unlL Bgfsteat Eggebs! ’The l o o t Ward American Railrooda, give eome of Lots -of nomee- plenty a t them ODD FELLOWS H A Ii Florsheim Shoes...... ^9.50 fect core o f themselves, snd should to Friends School In Baltimore^ aad with trim custom-made slip cov- be around for several more years. er*. A t Watklas you can And toam A Turn on ths heat after plaeiag The Lovejoy Candy Shop has a Hats, you’ve never seen toe like. toe old-tlmere the green UghL and unprintable—have been given the (B y A ssectated Etoea) ISK -s s in r advances to tha bighly-ratad TlsriM fx lx array o f Easter sweets, Chooo- There are saucy saitora. perky som- conductor. The majn once are toe Cheney Cravats Bostonian Shoes...... $7.25 tog for ths outdoor season tM . Wayward RoUy Hemsley may (Jlty High on Lcag *-*»"** thla f U fw ^oely t37Ji0 for two plccaa, to pons of food on heating imitf the bright worde of the croft pour be choeen on ths basis o f these try- 4. Turn off toe heat as soon os teod iato aggs. bunnleo, boskets, chick- breros with chin a t n ^ pillboxes Big-O. Brains, Skipper, Bake Head Walter -barter, owner and trainer, week, win bold trials in toe venous helo toe Cl-.veUnd pltchars to Uve ....tbooe who’va aeon Um work oog ooTor tha davenport and one lounge out like eporka from a fuoee (a Other Cravats outs. Manchester was tha leading U dona—It's bettsr ter food and ana and all kinds a t favors to help with flowers as fresh looking as toe and toe COptaln. Mansfield Shoes...... $5.50 has bis four-year-old Clodion bock ovonts this week. It was snnounesd up to their reputation. be has the moktogs for a ooUaga chair. Thaoa , are finely taflored railroad flare oignal). point scorer at the Relays lost year, toe fuel MIL you fill the kiddies boskets or If you first Spring Moesoms and other A deadhead to one who rideo on 50c up to form. Making bis first start stoca today by Coach CDiorlea “ Pete" VItt la trying to moke hto slug- Job. odth baz-pleated valaneau ta a ^ For tastonce: a poae---- a reefer la a refrigerator GAMES "toning tan places, three ot them A Looni to take odvantags of an the like tempting Easter boskets leody- shapes with srords and yards o f rib- 25 25c Windsor Shoes ...... $4.45 going wirei. to lost yaor'a Kontueky Wlgren. A large sqtiod a t candi- era bit to all fields tasteod oi puU- *T>ust-tlta” material, eunfoot. In "The aUager told tha hoya In toe bon. And those "Gibson Girl” nxxl- c o r....th e divtolan auperintendent Dor^, tbe aoi. at Phorsinoad 2nd firsts. rithor ^otai or figured pottecM to otorstf boat tat electric units or moda chuck full a t goodies. dog bouse 'toot the bake bead oald datoo. Including a boot o f vatorana Sig for tha short right field woU to els with striking vclis. See them to toe old man. ^ W. take pride in tte J^that the menthandls. shown in this rtor. depict. . easily won tbe six furtoag faatun Tha oomplsts rorissd schedule for green, orown, blue or buxgundy. tnsolatod ovens. aoma silk bate ore heading twme.” from lost year's groat array, has Cfievsiand, which is aomethtog they BOBDfBON on at Moatgoinery Words from fftae raUrood to given eredtt ter — son fohows: April 28, Conn. nieae will oea y n « gayty through A Start ooeking or reheating flood Candy Ueoa: Serre crumbled TranoUtod. it maona; 'A t broko- ^ the latest and smartest in men’s wear. at Bowls yeeierday while held at turned out and keen compaOtlen is can't taka with them when they bit *1.00 and up. the phraae “Ooltod on tke carpeL” RAtops at Btorrs; April 29. Conn. the B ammur. jui* in time to aerve IL fudge tnstead o f a sauce on vanilla mon told the men .in the cabooee tha short oddi at ttM tor *2. C36- oxpectod to taka ploe# for bortha oa the rood. The Tndiew appear to Ban^Tandsea Aj beeauoa In the oU daya the ouperia- dlon qualified for the UB7 Darby, to FTosh o i B tom ; May 6, Mlddjetown Elroy __ or chocolate ice cream or on rennet that toe conductor oold eome offl- tendent woa about the only booa, .00 D o o r P rize the team. have somstulng in Third Baaemoa custard. _ la Steoan ,$so which bs (Inlal.art tonth. by rnanmg •w ay (oaeoad taamX May 7. Rhode to the $80 onid l.OOO-yagd tuasT'M e rtols of the line are r ld ^ with toe whooe office bod n corpeL Irioto to iiha javalin, 220 yard Ken Keltnor and Outfielder Jeff The Watteau—always higher in Wand out-ef-otota .inritatkm at pny »d8^ tftdi y h# lix l ecotaelee train. RaeeheTI didn't give the eoimtiy fourth in th# Wood Kanocial otokaa dooh, mile run and erood jump oriu Heath, both a t whom storrod (or or deUght over the enticing lo ^ - back than in froot—it iMwa. It’s WINNER MUST BE PRESENT' at Jamaica. M yton . R. I ; May U. Wsot Hort- SraStlmebeeeuee at M A high bon ton’t a drink to rafl- douMe-beoder. ’I% at'i On old, old taka place tomorrow aftotnoon. Tha MUwoukae In 1887. mo mo nios with tha brim at the back tu n - m at boma; May 21, BriMol Hart- ReWaaoa' sot tha l«r Bortsr boMd L O oafl O I n , y pTor roodraca— It’a the go-obead aigaoL pbroM ter "a ooopto a t boge puU- THURSDAY NIGMT pola vault, 440 yard run and Vltt la dopmultog on Bod Nows •6 vp to rovaol a flow crown corar- Hot ohot lo » taot IM g k L GLENNEY’S789 M A IN STREET CbarBa Ooebott, ratmaa Jpefcoy, to rt PubUe triangular meet at 880 mark of 1:4M oM tka mff tbe boilto." put win bo Tondnetad Mntviay oftar. Bole to acquire onough polish at Trinity M d to Hartford; May 28, yard aurfc tff 2Mt.T U 12M- -A.-. la rtdtng to to»- term gt BgsstoTjtoL ■ooBoad"--" •seoad boas to round out the i»a»id ' wot at Now Haven; MA3TUHBSTBK BVBNING HERALD. BIANCHE8TBR, CONN, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18, 1988 (AQEsirrEEii PACHS BEVEMTBBfir^ BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES AH the Dope ______By MARTIN grand .too'. . HIARO OOVdhA M'otyc MOM—OUPC 9R O t^ B i i V g E A oaya the time of year AW »t»L TiCKUED WE i G . A M ' A C t VM6 W S M C S y O M R l T W t R d W T / z ^ J ' / / /h e READ r r OR NOT— „ AOOO-VOIX-VAOYHIH* l “gain is approaching when the sur- Homed toads are not toads, but KANt PVEMW XX - i plus of town eats are taken Into llxsrds. jwttT po o « ■lvxtvs tM c o im ^ and dumped near farm THiMa — ghv oos.^ t kno w » Mgcms^iigwwf€i farmers soon will A very truthful statement from # » ***.?*! over-supply of dogs to Klwanla Magazine; "Youth changes its opinions too often; age Too stJISta^'* “ *® seldom."

HOUSEHOLD GOODS SI WANTED-TO BtJY 58 LEGAL NOTICES A young man whose first job was XiOST—A BBOWN wallet between 1937 PONTIAC CABRIOL.BT beau- 1-8 OFF ON ALJ. 1937 wall papers LEGAL NOT'iCES Convict—Hello, do you wont to A Good Place to Buy Furniture is that of a rcp.,rter on a newspaper the State Theater and Whitebali tiful golden brown, dual equip- Sea your jwn contractor or Tboa. -lat » PBRMIT ?^5S5^ks“i:i‘rp.'''‘ ^ tonight- 1 0 Apartments. Return to Herald FIRST CLASS mechanic, fully ex- ALBERTS WANTED— GOOD I used tractor. TO whomsoever it mat CON- was having a lot of trouble writing ment, POntisc radio aad heistsr, UcUUl Jr., 126 Oedst street. WOTfCl: OF APPLICATIOIS CERN:—Nolle, I, h,r,br sw,o that cflee for reward. perienced. on White, Wora, and Because— Must bs reasonable Phone 666L Thl' Is tc givn notice that I John New Acquaintance—Sorry— im- Tils stories. AL his efforts seemed to low mileage, excellent condition. Fredarlok P. BasUnd ol w,at Hart- pouible. Special price. Special terms. Cole Brockway trucks. Interview Carl- NO PAYMENTS England of 364 Sprue* ftroet, ford. ConiiMtto rtn,r«. and K ,l*u N. Sachs AUTUMUKII.ES KUK SAhB 4 NO PAYMENTS WANTED TO BUY woman’s bicycle ^he Liquor Control Commissfon for Hew Acqunlntance—I'm the new called him and said: LAWNMOWERS sharpened and re- ASSISTANT 51ANAQER, collector, ol Wait Hanfor' ConnaotioaU aa a « warden. FOR SAUB^MODEL A 193b Fotd, In cose 't illness or bicycle frame. Call 3339. a Paekice Store Permit for the apaelal parinar, h a „ formad a limit- City Editor- Look—you don’t won. SAL.B—WORU drive rear end, In good coudltkm. Inquire 387 Oak- paired. Precision grinding. De- credit investigator. One familiar A PAID BILL IN FULL ■ 01 att-ohollc liquor on the ,d partnarahtp undar tha hrm nama quite know what the pubUc is in- low speed, O. U. C. 1 ton truck livery eervlce Karlsen and Eklger- with credit Aid finance proceedings. premlj')^ of 353 Spruce etr^et. Man* of EUaland & Compan* to tranaact terested ia, what news reMly is. For land street In case of Are ohejter. Conn. The buelness le owned ; ®*!ow la Like a PoUUcal tack body, in good condition. P. ton, Buckland Phone 7883. College graduate preferred. Be- A PAID BILL IN FULL APARTMEN'nS— FLATS— aanaral brokarasa buainaaa looaP L ■| E *«U o n . AU the Dogs Make a exsmple, if a dog bites a man, that Mmer, 743 Tolland Turnpike. tween 34 and 28 years of age. by John Oeorro England of 354 at 49 Paarl atraat, Hartford, Co) In ease ot death TENEMENTS 6.Y Sprue# street, Manchester. Conn., and nactleut and that Fradarlek P, I *yxi3m of ExclUng Noise imd none isn’t news. But if a mar, bites a Toonerville Folks GARAGES—SERVICE-!- ROOFING AND SIDING esUmates Permanent position. Salary plus will be conducted by John Oeorse dog that's news. By Fontaine Fox use PACKARD sedan. Model 120, For over 26 years we have been land a,id Jaroma b. Sullivan, tha of Them Ehijoj'i Himself. STORAGE 10 freely given. Tears of experience. auto allowance. Call for Interview FOR KENT—TWO room fumiahM England, of 364 Spruce etreet. Man- oral partna. ara autborlaai. The jroung .nan though about that <643; 1984 Chevrolet eoscb, <273; selling good furniture and have or unfumiahed, 4 room funusheo chester. Conn., as permittee. ^'Suitcase’’ Sll^ON,(wHOHA6THE largest FBET in the TOWNSHIP) Workmansuip guaranteed. Also Wednesday evenihj; between 7 and tranaact tha paiinarahip bvalnaaa First Collegian—She’s pretty as a and several days later tbe paper 1983 4 ey. Ford pickup, 7000 miles, carpentry. A. A. Dion, 81 Wells served over 360,000 customers fairly apartment Available at onct Cea- JOHN GEORO& ENGLAND alsn tha firm nama and that Kalvtn RUNNING DOWN THE ROAD ON A MUDBV DAV and 9. Room 3 State Theater Bldg and squarciy. Whether you purchase J. ^ Dated April 6, 1588. N. Sacha, tha apacial partnar, baa picture! . came out will the foUowinc head- .900.00 eaah and that asid limited frame, too. FIRE PLUG BREAKS— HARNESSES. COLLARS, luggage SITUATIONS WANTED— —* ROOM tenement partnarihip commenead March -1, yo u' re Now we offer a value which we bei- Depot Square, &u Improvemante, WETS DOG and harness repairing, sport tops 1939 and la t o t ar ml nat a March L CCVBRiSkS A cohf—'i's;AM work, sis* plow- ing, by th. t-jur. References fur- 8 ROOMF COMPLETE <160 KELVIN N. SACHS Even In Christ’s time, those who STORIES IN TtJU'RS shaking Manchester BUSINESS anjoyed a picnic cleaned up alter COM^ ON, Dice/ PMOPesSOA ing and harrowing sardens. Tele- nished. For Information Tel. 691L You save exactly <90 ------ROOM tenement THE corners all Impro/ements, garage If de- Notes they were through: Matthew, 14-20: BE GOOD TO Eveningr Herald phone rsSi. J. C. Scranton, 42S OPPORTUNITIES 32 Do not confuse this type of furni- OFF THEM/ HlUstown Road. WOMAN WANTS housework, clean ture with just ordinary furniture, sired. Adults preferred. Apply 35 the Chicago Cubs In Cincinnati "Ajid they did eat and ware filled; STAMPS P A R A -w - HA - CHA-®*- WHY PAT Av^ENTS to seU your Lewis street By ASSOCIATED PRESS soa^BAjse CLASSIFIED Ing, scrubbing, sewing, etc. Tele- because tbeu-i l rooms are entirely Spartanburg, N. C. — Ae the Tuesday. Grissom Is believed to and they took up the fragments... ’ WMEM they fS A/WAJ* property? Our advertising service phone 5984, 6 to 8 evenings have won the nod with his work ADVERTISEMENTS enables buyer, to deal directly. No different. For example, the bedroom tumult and shouting about Joe Di- COME TO R E S T FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 suite Is solid maple; the living against the Red Sox, Sunday. Teachei^What were Webster's SHifTiNQ 4 m Isl and Mm DB salesmen, contracts or commis- HOUSES FOR RENT 65 maggio swells In ■ volume, Lou last words? OoDSi alx Avaraffa worda t« a Um . room suite Is In frieze: kiteben baa Gehrig, tbe Iron horse of tbe New THEY'LL SPELL nltlala. aembara and abaravtaUena FLOWERS AND PLANTS for BaS^ sions. For details write Property DOGS—BIRDS—PETS 41 Frankfort, Ky.—Earl WhltehlU Bright PupU—^Zythum, zyzomya, jirrs M s haw/ X ' L U ' aaab eouat aa a aterd aad oampooad tsr. We have a large assortment Advertising Service, Box 1613, a range. There are ever so many FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM single, York Yankees, keeps moving along. SEVEN f other Items which are too numerous He belted a homer and a triple yes- will burl for tbe Indians today and zjrzzogston. G I V E T H IS worda aa twa irorda Mlalmam aoat la for your selection. Burke Tbe Hartford, Conn. WANTED—A OOOD home for oil burner, 2 car garage at 57 against the Giants, having earned a pnea of tbraa tlBaa. Florist. Tsl. 714-2, RockvlUe, Conn. lovely half grown male cat. 78 to mention, but the 8 rooms are Gerard street Available May 1st Urday, has hit safely In his last 12 amateur A. JUaa rataa par dap for uanalapt gsunes, and la the club’s leading bit- place In Cleveland's "big four" by How much does an Intelligent ada FOR RENT—IN BUSINESS sec- 'Phelps Road. Tel. 7043. .complete In every detaU. Yes, even M. Klngmsn, 865 Main Street Tei. much improved control. Batters tell LESSON IN rugs are Included. So, we hdvlso jrou ter with .367. animal, say like a dog, understand T —oaUta MafaP If. tiPT tion, brick meioantlle buiidmg 6010. Manager Vltt the SS-year-old vet- It knows at oner, by the tone of Caab Cbaraa to look over these 3 rooms as soon AFRICAN GOLF/ MOVING—TRUCKING— with 3000 f t of ground Ooor space. eran has a complete assortment of your voice whether you are angry ( OoBseeaUTs Oejs . J 1 mm Suitable for llgbt manufacturing. LIVE ST(K;K—VEHICLES 42 possible. FOR RENT—SDC ROOM house, Frankfort, Ky.—The New York • CpaseenUn Dejrs .J t sts| U eu STORAGE 20 Giants are getting brittle again, curves and more speed, too. or hostile as the esse may be, or in «Oww^ 1 P V ...... I 11 etsi U eu Apply Edward J HoU. PHONE OR WRITE FOR A most centrally located. Newly AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS wben you FOR SALE—JERSEY COW freab FREE ‘ XIUKTESY AUTO" renovated, m fine shape, steam which is something to worry Bill kindly mood. You coulo teach it to .Wl orders for Irrasalet laoortloBO Terry. Lou Cblozza came up with Wichita, Kas.—"Who aald The *•. ■bersed et Um om Umo rale want the best In Local ana Long GROCERY JTORE for sale. All up- milch, second calf. 717 Tolland Any morning, afternoon or evening heat. Inquire at Kemp’s. Inc. understand two or three hundred T implke. a sprained Qnger on his right hand loafing Pirates'?" asked Manager concrete words, that related to • . Spoelel ratoo for Ions tor» ovorj Distaaea Moving. Dally Express to-date equipment. Volume between that you wish to see thin or any Pie Traynor, today. He was chuck- SST edrortlolns s1*oa epee rooeosL <300 and <400 per week. Out be FOR RENT—Sfc-VEN room house, yesterday, and Johnny McCarthy things in its dally routine if you Ado ordered Wforo Uo third et Sfth Hartford, UatiCtaeater, Kockviila other furniture, we will send one also felt Indisposed. So Burgess ling over Bill Brubaker's steal of day will he ehtrsed ealr foi the ee> Pbons 6360, 68 HniJlstai ttreat bought by pu.t cash. Owner has to ot our 7 'Courtesy Autos" tc bring A-1 condition, 3 oar garage, good home In Pltteburgh's game with the took the trouble. Mistreating a dog w l*OULTRY AND SUPPLIES 4.H Whitehead and Sam Leslie started it like mistreating a child. nO M IN lC A, the island that Co- I M aamher et timee the ad eapeer- dispose ol ai once. Manchester }*ou to the store and take you back size garden space at 26 Ashworth White Sox, y^erday, and Arky e^rslns at the rale eeraed bat for the Giants at second and first. lumljus so named because he Herald. Box O. BABY CHICKS. Waterers. feeders, home again. There la no sbagatlon stieet. Inquire at 43 Mapie streeL Vaughan’s fourth and flfth homers ae allewaaee et refeade eaa he node rear. Lawyer—You know, of course, discovered it on Sunday—"Do- '0 aa rts tlB# ada atoppad attar Ua PAINTING— PAPERING 21 brooders. Complete line poultry whatsoever for this service, even If Richmond. Va.—Van Ungle Mun- of the training season. Itth da*. equipment and feed. Checkerboard you do not 3uy that your uncle mentioned you In mingo" in Spanish—Is shifting to PROPERTY OWNERS —Atbmtion. HELP WANTED— 90R REN T— SEVERAL single go, the Brooklyn Dodgers' flreballer. tbe will? the Windwarjl these days. By act eaik "**'* tarhtdr’ j dleplay Uaaa aat Feed Store. 10 Apel Place. Phone A-L-B-E-R-T-S is Intent on ending this "all Little Rock, Ark.—"Can the Cards 86.93 repapers room, celling paper- MALE 26 7711. nouses and flats, thoroughly mod- count on ol’ Dlz7”, tbe big queation Nephew—To what extent? of the British Parliament adminis- I^ B a ta ld will aat ha raapeaalbla ac or kalaomlned. Material, labor Main Store—Waterbury ern, excellent locations. Inquire ot through" talk. He says his arm Lawyer—I'll tell you when the tration of the tiny patch of land far aara thaa aaa laaorraat laaartlea All Stores open Wed. A Sat Eves. feels stronger than at any time In In the SL Louis camp, may be at may advanleemaal ardered tar complete, inside outalds painting SALESMAN WITH CREW to seU Fdward J. Holl, 863 Main street, answered April 19 by Dean, Wmsejf. ladles leave the room. in the Caribbean is being shifted thaa eaa tlaie. Larga savings. Work guaranteed. ooporate securities or raise capi- telephone 4643. tbe training tour and that neither from the Leeward to the Wind- ARTICLES FOR SALE -45 It nor bis shoulder has bothered him Manager Frankie Friach announced The Inadvarteai omlesioa at laoor- Lang. Phone 8092. tal. Write Fields, 151 West 44Ui DO YOU WANT to sleep on the ward group in the Lesser Antilles. reel pablieailoD at adtertlelas will ha best for little money? Sample In recent workouts. today , Dlz would pitch the season's Catherine—What is your idea of a street. New York. FOR 8 A U ,—SMALL CRIB, baby opener In SL Louis against Pitta- pe:fect boy friend? So Dominica thrusts into the taatlSad ealy by aaaeattallaa at the close-out of highgrade Derry-made m . W k •■•rf* mad* fat the eerrlee reederoA carriage, large play pen 16x18, SUBURBAN FOR RENT 66 burgh'a Pirates. Elsie—One who ts clever enough news again, a rare occurrence. All uveitieemeate aaei eenterm folding gate. Inquire 28 East Mid- Innerspring mattresses. Reg. <39.93 Richmond. Va.—It looks Uke Earl Brucker wUl catch the opening to make money and foolish enough For with an area scarcely twice »M yl% eopy and typasraphy with dle Turnpike. for <27.60: Reg. <2995 for <19; FOR RENT—SDC ACRES of vege- Kansas 'cAty — The St. Louis to spdnd it. the size of Martha’s Vineyard in fWBlaUeaa aatoreed by the pahllsh- Reg. <33hO for <15.98. Cotton felt game of the season for thb Philadel- M had they raaarea Ua rtshi la table land. In HlUstown. Write phia AthleUcs. His bitting has pick, Browna banked on Russ Van Atta, Massachusetts, life is pretty quiet JdJt. tetlsa at r e ^ aay aopy aoa- 8 1-2. Bensoi Furniture and Radio. Herald iR.x O. their "doUar a year roan" to even there. It is, moreover, a land of AUCTION el ectr ical ed up in recent games, climaxed by Speaker—My friend, I think that Mdarad ehleetlonehla "The Home of Good Bedding.' the slx-gkme aeries with Chicago’s Franklin D. Roosevelt Is the great- deep forests, many streams and OOtlNO HOURS—ClaaelSed ada F o r Sa le SATVROAir, APRIL 16 Johnson Block. four for four against Norfolk yes- ^^ERCY'S the ^ ___ to ha pabllehed eama day aiaet ha ta- APPLIANCES—RADIO 49 terday. Cubs today, Manager Gabby StreeL set man this country has seen. extinct volcanoes. AT 10 A. M. AT WANTED TO RENT 68 who arrived In Wichita yesterday WHO POESN'T MEEP WATCHING: ?J-I| ** e'elook aooai tatardays ROADSIDE STAND FOR SALE—LNIVERSAL washer, FOB SALE-LIVING ROOM uTd Farr.ic:—I am again him. Its climate is perpetually sum- MISS CARRIE SPENCER’S Lexington, N. C.—The PhilUes recovering from an attack of Indl- SptAker—Don't you know that mer with a rich, varied rainfall. dryer type. Recently overhauled, la kitchen furniture Including re- geatlon. left after a 9-7 beating by 20* X 30*. EsUblished 12 NEPAUG, CONN. In perfect run,dng condition. Priced frigerator. Call aftei 3 p. m., at have been showing a lack of punch, behind every man there Is a su- Its chief product is the lime tree TELEPHONE TOUR WANTED TO RENT four or five the Cuba, complaining of a ’‘terrifle Lime orchards have sprung up to A large assortment of antique reasonably. Kemp’s Inc. 865 Main street. A pt 29. rooms, reasoi.able. Call 49^1. but aa long oa the hlta come at heaxlacbe." prero power which controls and in- WANT ADS years. Gd6d Business. glass, dishes, pictures, books, oppoilte moments and the Phils fluences hlm'r , furnish fresh limea, pickled limes, SCORCHY SMITH 'tl Ads are aaoepied over Ua Uleaheae chairs, tables, brio-a-brac, etc, FOR SALE—7 CUBIC foot electrlT FOR SALE—WHITE Mountain Ice keep on winning it's okay with Farmer—I *m agin her, too. lime juice and Ume oil for the Cash Proposition Wichita, Kan.—Manager Jimmy MV Homs'* up in NOerupmu By JOHN Ca TERRY at the CHARdE rate slvoh e ^ refrigerator. Just overhauled. In box, also Piilman day bod. Phone HOUSES l-XJR SALE 72 Manager Jimmy Wilson. They’ve world. Qoffee, oranges. India-rub- HOVV WOULD ff V fS?.**^”*"** “ edtertleera, bat Inquire 60 Walnut St. H. H. WELCH, Auctioneer line running condition. Low price 3164. taken eight in a row, their longest Dykes won’t admit he’e gloomy ov*r A business t.'enlue Is a, man who ber trees, cocoa, bananas and mm you UKE TV HOTEL, the CASH Rates « iu be eeoepted ae atreak in years the performance of hla Chicago RArilENT If paid at bast- 449 Hillside Ave. Hartford for quick sale Kemp's Inc. FOR SALE—NEW 6 room hfMtss. knows the difference between being are also exported. eo WACK with SCORCHY FIND* GENERAL CHUNS VIND% Manchester, Conn. FOR BALE rOOLERATOR ice White Sox, but there lin t muck The capital is Roseau but Ports- •’ batore Ua ae*aath Limeh by Mrs. Moeoa. ail modem Improvements. O. L let in on a business deal and taken MS, 0VZZ f ANAVSRIWfr WIRE WAITING WR MIM^ day toIlowlBs the dm laaertlea et LOOK AT OUR PRICES on Na- box, but twi years old. In excel- Fish. 110 Benton street, Teiepnone Atlanta, Ga.—George Gill, young doL'bt the Sox pUot Is worried. His in on one. mouth Is the chief city. Seal ol a«h ad otherwise the CHARUB Detroit righthander, baa set himself club , has averaged almost four er- tionally Known Refrlgeratoas and lent condition. Very low price. 6894. the Colony and George V are ^OMSTHINO] he eolleoted Me raaponal- Save!! <31950 6 f t Del.uxe Kel- Ksmp’u Inc. a goal of 18 victories this season. rors in its last five games and Jim- shown here on a 1923 stamp of _ W S U -I'U r JV4T Willy for arrora la UlanhoBad ada Mike—A woman can make a fool WBONOr, DONTI will he SMaaied aad Uelr aaearaav vinator, <176.50: <334.50 4 ft. Ue- FOR SALE—04 HUDSON stre^ GUI, gifted with control, joined the my doesn’t yet know how he's go- out of you in te-i minutes. Dominica. TLSARS e p THAT t lanBo! he sueranieed. — Luxe Grunus, <168.50; <183.30 6 ft. house, all imprevemente. On lot Tigers last season when Schoolboy ing to plug the hole left by Luke (CopyrlxM. 3931. k EA Sarvl.-. Jnc ) \ OWN A F tA N P - CHUND Rowe went out of action. Ike—Msybe so,but just think of Stohdard G. E. Hotpoint, <149.50. MACHINERY AND TOOli? 52 extending through from Hudson Appllng’a injury. those ten minutes. V/NO- P R 1 E * * S P Min e INDEX OP r Crawford Ccrubinatlon Ranges __ to WUllam street. Width 99 ft., • ' —— — JNTD OVyKKNMBNr EMERGENCY <60 allowance for your old stove. length 165. Large garden. Phone Baltimore—Joe Cronin, who beat Kansas O ty—As the Cubs met CLASSIFICATIONS Sm/JI£SAi£\ REMEMBER, DUBLIN Tractor Co. hla Red Sox north in order to spend A woman seems very careful to BBRVICB— Washers, Radios and Magic Aire Providence Rd., WUIlmantlc alwajrs 7900. the St. Louis Browns again today. observe the truth when talking to ••••••aaoaa*#a#waa###s»«* A OF USED CARS AND a couple of days in Washington with Manager Charley Grimm indicated Cleaners at prices you con aflord have a large selection of used and hia famUy, rejoins the club today. a newspaper reporter. Her husband SiTiKt* ...... c GALLS ^U8ED TRUCKS-FOR ONE’ U pay on our Budget Plan. Open rebuilt tractors at various prices either Tex Carieton or Clay Bryant was sway from town and the re- WANTED^ would pit*', the season’s opener JbMka ...... X Evenings UnUl 8 p. m. Tuckel e— and sold on easy terms. When you Lpchburg, Va— Deacon BUI Mc- porter asked her: "la he away on WEEK 0 /tir/, 1083 Main, Hartford. See M. Mc- are going to ouy a tractor see us. REAL ESTATE 77 againat Cincinnati, Grimm is wear- business?’’ "Well, that’s what he {• ***“ ®t*aW ••••••••••••••eee F Kechnle appears ready to name Lee ing a broad grin these days, tbe re- * FoPBd ...... I pogcE Keever, Manchester representative. WANTED FROM 1 to 10 acres ol Oriasom and Willard Hershberger toid me," the answer was. wISl"-".*.*"*"** ...... * Phone HarUorc, collect, 7-3136— aa hJa battery in the opener with sult of hla club’s excellent showing unimproved land, some frontage in the grapefruit league. 5 SPECIALS...>35 TO >55 Manchester, 6536. oh'road. Please state price. Write ▲ptomobilM for 8nU .a.a.., 4 3 4 3 Read The Herald Adfs. Box J, Herald. ▲alPmobtUs for Bxch^npp BELOW THEIR MARKET VALUE! FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser A AaU AOMMortob—Tire* .... FUEL AND FEED 49-A Apto Bopaliinr—Palatlop mm* . 1984 Ptymonth WASHINGTON TUBBS By Crane OUT OUR WAY FIRE Redan ...... FOR SALE—WELL seasoned nard l - I ' M LOOKINO FOR . NO, BUT $325 wood Apply Edward J. HoU. tele- JW^iWELL! *0 YOU HAVE A BRIGHT By Williams HIro ...... I 1985 Plymouth A COMMITTEe MEEnMQ f COME ON IN YwiiFaottP" South phone 4643 or 80*25. PLAPPER fanny By Sylvia X RECKON VOUVE FISUREO t h i s i s a g r e a t Sorvlee—Sterape 14 Sedan ...... $275 J S GLORIA g r a y IM ' bef o r e TtXJ HOW were (sOiMO TO RIDE OCT TO SACK HOME I'VE GOT TO BAY BIcyoloo ...... u H o ld E v e ry t h in g! HER E ? L E S S O N T O m e -' WantoA Aotoow-ifotareyoloo u 1933 Plymouth Rum- FALL OFF THE CALlFORNtA IN THIS DINICV A N OPEN TH E FER that new 4321 ble Seat Coupe ... GARDEN—FARM - SEElM * TM ’ E F F E C T $160 CONTRAPTION. wsifvisw BIKE X BOUGHT ON O F A W EA K W ILL £st:;r 1981 Pontiac DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 QM4! TIME - I'L L BE B u sy North Sedan ...... POW ER * I m a y h a v e $165 7®^ T •■V.ic' *« ALL MV SPARE »ieri.tJJ::N?r.,rt.. 1981 LaSaUe, ■r * • M O N E V IN T H ’ B A N K FOR SALE—COW MANURE <8.00 ^M B FOR A LONG SO M E DAY AM' I 5 4 3 2 $195 a load dellvereo. Pbons 6430. V, •. WHILE F . / _Va O O M 'T W A N T TO BE Hnrn’i your chance— If y e n hqn yl De- !»:•’ • A F ATH E A D^. S O I’M pwidable bsrgsini — on* week onl* at eOlsJNA STAY A N ’ HUU8EHULD GOODS 51 •••• >1 N AM BULA N Cr these prlcaal - 4 L E T TH IS S O A K IN teRTS-r:!..-... —s DON’T BUT TOUR rug or linoleum A w h i l e ; »PalrtOS ...... II (Dougan) "A Safe Place T*t Buy until you get our prices. See the raii«r»Ba^b^iiBi:::aiiBi;y " tl Used Cara” latest patterns on your floor be- tt waatsd—Botinsm a«rrtes « . . . 5 6 3 0 fore you decide. Rooms measured N Schaller Motor Sales and esUmatee given free. Drop us _ eaanftoaai (Hoiloran) INC. a card or phone PblUp ElUna, miu ...... la Dodge-Plj-mouth Dealers agent. 455 Edgewood street, Hart- SSSfy,; • • ...... 3 0 6 0 634 Center St. TeL 8101 ford, Conn, t'elepbone 3-2841. % t. * __ _ _ (Quish) M4 * — 91 eiRLStUDOK - I UKE W lA T lli"'* 0 ^ My NiSHT cur/ss'po s e o to TH* ONLY quEETION IS HOW R^us OppertaBUrM ...... u WHAT THE WAVE? ^ .OWN TW LEAiSe. I PAW -W Measy to Usa ...... « 4 3 4 0 Fthat/ O^HESTEA AN ENTERTAINERS TWO WEEM CAN CUS-nOWERS C «T THERE ^ Me«atSoM DASHSD AGAINST / I'M WONT 1 DO? , ^ wthoot a road. Q t t A y • 5^^ JS*®**^—FemoU for impot- OUR DOOR.! ISNT /STILL DON' T TOU / SORRf , ~ I *VERyTHIN6‘ 8 Help ...... ti PERSONAL LOANS tantlUiiga HE JUST TOO _/ LOOKING W^OW A \ BUT VWAOV,EASy. L AH' m TRAMrVTH'* —Msle er Femsle,. IT HOSPITAL DEVASTATING ? H FOR FIRST EOrnON J I ' M WsBled ...... ««.IT-A m oew Coefar avCflt •pa* ■oull. rasaUr a«au GUORIA aiToatloD* WaDi*d—Fenisl# || W OB* of tlM rmrj !»• an plaa *•■ aalaat. WHEN TOO / TERRI BI Y tklace ta m j wmmM Strict prfraa* aaaaraS. GRAY/ :Eeone? j near -, XaiplaTm.Bt Aa.neles ...... t» 5131 lm4T o8 14 ar 441 Caataatar CaatrallaS SIGHTEOJ ObIt .taqmlrcBieBt fee b Caat*—tha eeJehar ymm ra- 1 A*b aiBch e»t. I»»alt*>i— VBhtelM l»BB 7BBr BMlItT ta itea*-Bir4s-p.u ....Trr...„ It pa*, tha laaa It caata. U*s SUMk—VsklelM ...... 41 W A T E R D E P T . Pemaaet Laaae mp «a 9944 ISth Taar to Maaehaata* m waaud— P*te— Pesltrp—Steek 44 Pet »-■- .“tinllBaiasa PERSO N AL F I N A N C E C O M P A N Y A»^ ro, Ssto .....TTT!T.. 41 3 0 7 7 Bom aad aocesoerlas 44 £*'“ taa M^.rtsls ...... I? B l***'’®*—^stehee—J4welry 41 (After 5 P.M.) v®-o Appllsaese Rsdie 41 ?••• rsed ...... 7 8 6 8 i;>;. an rn NEVER come back!. Airl you better hot lock aa • . m m •, eaaeae aaiaa mm si•• the door like you did lastVtime.** ftCsaada.aICAOhtBon.1 / ui9. Tools <«!■• wdoaeonax Mr « **Do you mind if Junior sita in front? He can’t eea a thing.** llBSSea) iBstniiaeau ...... h /a’ POe UALUE RECElveO ______W|ULtAM5 M A N C H E S T E R ALLEY 00^ — ------W^**4*>v*<**tewet.eie. t .m ifcw.ore Edoipmeat . . . . 54 MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE The Flight RSlJ;.".*** •‘.•’tiL...... *4 W A T E R C O . Myra Turns ti|;eWables I CANTTSEE a THING Wanted—Ts Bo* ...... u By THOMPSON AND COLL wsa,WEAMryBE By HAMLIN WITHOUT MY GLASSES/ .rf. / LEM WILSOM OOWM 1 LFFT THEM HOME ON MAP AT OOP but _ Beetnataa 5 9 7 4 VBS.3IC-V MX/flE W E U eU M R ar do n VOUVE GOTTO /I’VEAHUNCH ■ lase Wlihaui Beard wrm PNEUMOMIA/ vooNOEe. ^ IMTO HEe. O M T H E THAT CAe3 JUS* WHAT . TWe RANO ,AND WITHOUT■' tour ••••••••o I YHI5 IS SERlOOS.'WpP AMO TH E M .. A5 LUKE EASES M S HANOniO 'IM WE WONT BE /icc^U »*»U "" aatad—Keesie—Board n " ^ G A S C O . OVEB/ LASH ES O UT WITH TW O W ELL* .TO O OlgECTEiP JjoonU O fT suSU BLOWS R A N O f S muc h \ NOW y '' ■eai Bniale »W BaM a EAhJ* •? LONOEB/ ’ ipertmeoia FUta Taaeaeau .. a WHILE Heat M 5 0 7 5 P*' AAYSA’S -^barbaaCt For Beat 14 arexTEov IsaaMr Roasee For Real ft wrm ^aated to Beat ...... I'T.T. U ___ *ntote Fee data E L E C T R I C C O . SLACK ayttoaoi^ Belldina far Sale m LUKE K 2 ; ® ; ^ « ’®"r tor Bal®...... to 5181 HAS-MKEM Immw ief ftoio •••••• w AM UMEXPECTED meM/ rT bjTn sr.rr^.— jj ■at Beii te far BxrAnnaaT:!” « E v t n i i i g H e r a l d 5121 m JtBJ V *AW!T.aR.L ^U: kaJ-,'''- '-J- V*-- 1 BIQHTEEM iHattrh(8tnr lEttntfttg ljmtl!i >^IL 18.1988 The ItaHaa-Amartcan AthUtie The mld-w—k service will be TerapWi Chapter, No. SS, Order ThOraday At Pfawhvnt The bowUng match between the A nw.ling of Uw BriUah War ABOUTTOWN Club win meet tonight at tba omitted at the' Swedish Oongrega- of the Eaatem Star, will hold its team from tba American Legton Veterans ariU be held tonight at 8 Wa will lM>p(«eiata It, V yo« Vooaa Club en Bralnard placa la- Uonal church tonight as a eervice regular meeting tonight at 8 and the Veterans of Foreign wars o'clock at the Army and Navy club- ONE rtw theM ItemB twBOROW . . staad of last night as previously ariU be held Friday night Instead la o’cloidc In the Kaaonlc Tem]rie. The will be held tonight as scheduled house. A full attendance is .de- TO Hot Crew Bobs for Friday de- anoounoed. Kembersblp Hats will observance of Good Friday. business wlU include the inlUatian • t the T. K. C A. alleys which have sired. . \ Iwy. There will be a committee meet- eloaa tonight, after which an Inltla- of Candidatee. Mrs. Caroline Grtm- ANE’S ing of the Red Men-Oliveppo Oarl- been reserved for S o’clock. FOB FVeoh Flak . . Shad . . Clama Upn tern be charged. captain and Mrs. Howard Leg- aaon, chairman, and her commlttae . MMtera for Friday deUrocy. budl aociety In the Red Ken’s soeU will aerve refreahmeats a t the ao- club on Bralnard place tonight at gett of Bridgeport, formerly of Maa- Rev. Klmber Ifoulton who has Over 10,000 pounds of federal ■OMFORT Itofceya . . Boastteg CMckeas The ICary cneney Library will be ctaester, arlU be in charge of the dal period to follow the busineaa. been pastor of tho Church of the commodities wfll be given out to- . . Oeoalno Spriag Lamb l>gB 8 o’clock. It is hoped that all mem- dosed all day April 15, Good m - Salvation Army m eetii^ tomor- for Satarday dollTery. bers Will be present. Nasareae In Providence, R. L, and morrow at Kittel's market on Bls- day. row evening. Adjutant Eva Hell- The Young People’s Singing Com- is being transferred to Baltimore, sell street. The change of dlsttibu- We will hare only a limited Btrom of the Scandinavian corps, pany will meet at the Salvation Md., arill bring the message a t the tion day to Thursday la made be- naraber of Oenolne Spring Lamb Hartford, arill lead the Young Peo- Army hall tomorrow at 5 p. m. to mid-week prayer service tonight- at cause of the holiday on Friday, the Lega . and Roe Hhau. ple’e Legion tonight at the haU. practice special Easter music. 7:30 at the Church of the Nasarene.. Pinehurst Meals uaual commodities day. Read The Herald Adrt. Fraahly Chopped OBOLTND BERF, 0 * 7 HALE'S Self Serve If yon are making a meat loaf, Tbs OrigiBRl la Now En^andt aaaoa It with Brlll’a Mushroom Ha a e e {t oana SRr), or Sliced Bacon, S8e lb. We hare aonle extra fancy. and Health Market Lean Lamb Shonlders at I9e to 22c lb. Boned and rolled . . nr aith 1 to to chops rut off and rest axed for stew. Lean Shoulder lamb Chops, T H U R S D A Y S P E CIA LS 82c lb. Stesring Cuts of Iamb, gener- Green 8Un|M GiveB Witb Cash Sales. oaa piece, S9c to 4IH% aeeordhig to aright. Fresh quality Kraut, 2 lbs. 15r. SpareBIbs^^Krankfurfo Cre a m e ry B u tt e r u. 2 8 c CHEESE A Pinehurat quality Old Fae- ^ Oaa Faaey Pink tory Type Cheese, per- O O _ feet liaror, IK ...... s50C Come to Loaf Type Cheese, Yellow or Salmon______2 c ™ 2 5 e Sunbeam Light Meat srr:...... 33c Sliced by machine tf you wIsK Tu n a Fish 7 Ox. Can 15c Faaey

For Yoiir Ic SPINACH ...... box 19c St to 35 Fish Per Key. Equals S lbs. fresh spinach. RASPBERRIES ...box 19c Underwood You’ll be there in the height of fashion and Grand on shortcakes.______EASTER HOSIERY fashion smartness when you select your cos- Pinehurst Vcffctables Sardines Cans All flfst quality hosiery in ringless sheer chiffon, semi ASPABAGCS. Prioe U a Ht and service weight.

kmer . . the quality exoeptloaal. tume and accessories at Hale’s. Shop here Pound banch 2dc, large baaehee, Snow C l a m C h o w d e r i a atanoot S pounds, OOr. GREEN BEANS . . n good ______No . 2H Can iV C tomorrow for eveiything you need. bay at 2 quarts IBc. Atlantic ^ ‘ K. M. pr. STRAWBERRIES . . . frasb 69c oar did not reach Hartford today

sbeald be la tomorrow . . will Gra h a m Cra ck ers 1 Lb. Box 17c repeat special on them at 16e pt. PABS.VIP8 . . freahly dug . . Lion Brand pr. Bsreet, old fashioned parsnip Sa- 79c roT . . 8e IK, S lbs. 14c. Bara BLOUSES P & G S o a p 2 5 c BEETS . . fresh Norfolk . . a good bay at 10c, 2 for IBe. For Women Hot Craas Bans for Friday de- Urery . . choice of Reymoad’s Gordon pr. C a m a y Soap Bars 85c or Back’s . . 20o dos. 21c Buy yoor Easter Poultry at and* Misses Pinehurst sad for the Freshest Freeh Fish come to Pineharst Good Fil- Smart tailored and dressy No-Mend Gre e n Peppers Lb. types to go with your Easter I PINEHURST suit. New details, clever de. Fancy All new Spring shades including irridescent shades. signs. GROCERY, INC. ____ sot Ma Ih Street Delicious A p p l e s 6 Lh. 2 5 c

Fancy o98 to< GLOVES m H e w Potatoes Lb. ^ • for Easter

Feather Weight OapesklnB HEALTH MARKETS HANDBAGS Fieh Speeiolf $1.95

Dbesktn To Complete your BRINSS TOn

Haleys Sliced C o d lb. 15c $1.25’"' Easter Costumes Bemberg Fabric Gloves NEWSHIRIEYOMPU Fur Storage Genuine leather handbags, also Safe — Dependable Sliced Boston B lu e lb . 1 2 ic simulated leather and fabric print $1.00'"'-

Economical handbags. Top handle styles. CharRe: 3% of Customer’s Slip-on styles with trimmed cuffs. Colors: White, beige, Valuation. H a ddoc k Fille ts lb. 18c navy, black, grey.

Minimum CharRe $2..'i0. Alio Fresh Halibut — Swordfish — Fillet of Sole__Her- $1.00-$1.95 Criqa Utfie Itishicns ia ^ rlnRs — Smelts — Oysters — Clama. Tbt J W . H A L d COM Ladies * 0-0.04 sheers and im- MAMCMi r r w COM» ported Unens. . . actioa-

$2.95 loving spocte frocks . . »

SCARFS Good assortmant of all-over all designed by CIN*

prints, also solid colors In DERELLA lo make your Children’s Handbag squsre and ascot stylet. own dorling star in

style. Guaranteed color 59c •’$1.00 Ic—$ 1 .0 0 HALE’S last and washable^

Sties 3 to 14

Annual Sale

SMART EASTER COATS

of Choose, the coat that flatters you most! Reefers, slim box coats, tuxedo and dressy casual coats!

Expertly tailored woolens, twills, shetlands. Reef-

Easter Lilies er, topper and swagger models. New details to be found in the newest coats include stitched sleeves,

scarfs of self material and four rows of double stitch- ing on back.

This is an event that Hale's customers BOYS’ SUITS Navy and browm flannel pants with white look forward to each Ea.ster time. waehable Sixes 3 to 8.

^ou will find these Connecticut Rrown > «1 0 -9 s <- « 2 5 - o o

Ea.ster Lilies are very aturdy, healthy

plants with unusually larRe huds which ' $ 1 . 9 8

will open into RorReous blosKomK for

Easter. Girls’ COATS BOYS’ WASH SUITS Bmmrt stirlM for the young miss in light

end dark Mum and cherry red. SIsm 7 to 18.

$ «1.19“'$ 1.69

Others At 79c and $1-00

$5.98-$7.98

BOYS’ TWEED COATS

A fine assortment of Potted Plants, Potted Smart Uttle coat* that wlU drcM up your y»a_ Brown and tan. SIsea 3 to 6. Hyacinths, Singrie and Doable Tulips and $10.98 the

Colorful Cinerarias. •

$2.98 to $3.98

Tailored 2 Piece BAHT SHOP tuie.

39« to $ 1.00

SUITS

No Phone Orders. No DeUrcries FtM* J u n i o r G i r l s

ThsyYe Just as ■

for older sister. Siam 13 ^ The JM tH A U COIlIt to 18 yeara. CMon la- elude cherry red. navy tvJW.HALC onn t 5 - 9 8 CORR Maweniw i C * and medinm Hne. MANCNfSTM COMN* ^ this