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(TWELVE PAGES) PRICP THlffiB VOL. i n ^ NO. 174. (ClaaoUled Adyortlatac MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1934. LEAGUE IS DAZED Where Dillinger Shot Way Out Of Police Trap DILLINGER STILL FREE; BY JAPS WARNING BIG MAN HUNT IS ON World Is ToU That Asia Is FINE CONCERT Desperado Reported Seen in for Asiatics and No Help PROGRAM OVEN Widely Separated Pomts ShooU Be Given to China By Associated Press ^reports that a speeding maichlne Police sought to locate John Dil was seen near the city limits with a — Government Has 100 B Y G L E E a ilB linger and other members of his blanketed figure in the rear seat. by Other Nations. gang in St.Paul. J. C. Newman, wounded in the Picked Men Engafed in Lieutenant O. E. Demaray said at tavern battle near Mercer, left the Geneva, April 24.— (A P )—League Audience of 500 Persons Ironwood, Mich., that he had been Ironwood hospital. Other victims, Search— Airplanes Used of Nations circles were dazed today notified of the discovery near Mar- C3arl Christensen, Spider Lake con stable, James Morris and John H off by Japan’s warning to the world enisco of an automobile believed to FiU High School HaD to man remained, with Morris in criti that she will oppose foreign aid to have been used by the fugitives who , — Officers Under Orders China “ under whatever guise” which shot their way out of an ambush of cal condition. abe deems may disturb the peace in officers near Mercer, Wls., last Sun Hear Beethoven Group Federal agents confiscated six to Shoot to KiH Eastern Ai^. day night. The warning. Issued yesterday in machine gims, a dozen shot guns a prepared statement by the Tokyo Present Splendid Choral Three women companions of the and rifles and five steel vests to government through Consul General outlaws removed from Ekigle River, gether with the luggage left behind Mercer, Wls., April 24.— (AP) -r- Yuchiro Yokoyama, was regarded Numbers. Wis., under heavy guard amd start by the fugitives. Through tee wooded wilds of tee as far from reassuring in the pres ed to undisclosed destination. North country, freahly white with ent situation in the Far East. In Washington, President Roose League representatives say Japan Evidence that one of the trio of velt demanded passage of anti-crime snow, Em army of determined men is reaching out to the Asiatic peo The Beethoven Glee Club laat eve fugitives who engaged police in a legislation and Assistant U. S. At hunted big gEune today— John Dili- torney General Keenan predicted ples and seeking to Inculcate in ning presented its ninth annual con gim battle near St Paul, Monday inger. them Japanese ideas and leadership. had been woimded was disclosed in the capture of Dillinger. cert,^ at the High school audltorldm. Crafty as a fox smd ruthless as Defies the League the wolf that some times prowls The club, during the nine years of Japan was pictured here as defy the brush-snEu*led timberlEmds of ing the League of Nations in the its existence, has grown from a Picturesquely situated in Eagle River, Wls., here jrou see the placid Little Bohemia Lodge from which Northers Wisconsin, the gunman League’s home where she was pub group of fifteen singers to a well John DlUlnger, the Indiana outlaw, and his gangsters shot their way out of a Federal trap, During the from Indiana continued to elude (me licly criticized for her aggression in bidanced club of fifty-nine male battle, in which machine guns and tear gas were used, two men were killed and four injured. of the most extensive man hunta the Manchurian campaign. MORSE GETS 8-20 YEARS the Northlands ever have known. The doctrine of “Asia for Asiatics voices. The audience of 600 persons, who “Dillinger luck’’ was holding; but under the leadership of Japan, act fiUed the hall, gave enthusiastic ap tee feeling weis strong Eunong tee ing in close collaboration with proval of the program, which proved hunters teat John Dillinger— cop- other Asiatic powers” was enunci ON CHARGE OF MURDER LAWYER DESCRIBES klller, bEmk robber, highwayman aad ated in the statement and Yoko to be one of great Interest Helge SAMUEL INSULL TELLS Jail fugitive— we« very close to his yama gave the impression here that E. Pearson, leader of the club since Japan is sure of herself in carrying its organization, directed, and L. lEMt stEmd. Burdette Hawiey, accompanist for The government had neEurly 100 out that doctrine. NEEDHAM MURDERS Wall Street Broker Pleads EDITORS DISOISS “ If armaments are sold to one several yearc, again served in that HOW HE FLED GREECE picked men on tee job. Many air party in C^iina it will be dangerous," capacity. The guest soloist was planes dropped from tee skies, Yokoyama said in replying to ques Elliot Stanley Foote, talented pian Gnilty to M anslaughter- bringing reinforcements. tions concerning the declaration. ist of Hartford. District Attorney Asserts NEWS PHOTOGRAPHS The Department of Justice men 'The program presented was as fol were under orders to shoot to kill. He added: . ^ Bhckens Hair and Mnstache Death Follows Quarrel in The memory of tee outlaw's latest “ Japan does not object to aid lows: SENATORS LIST from the League of Nations if it is Sanctus ...... Schubert Mnrton Mullen as Man victim—a government agent slain as Dillinger blasted his way from a well employed, but we will warn John Peel and Then W afts Past Greenwich Village. Service to Start in Fall In the League we do not want it used Praise Ye the Lord.. .Tchaikowsky SILVER HOLDERS tavern neEur here Sunilay night— against the policy of .Japan, which (Old -English Hunting Song Who Operated the Gun. was not calculated to encourage tee is a policy of peace.” arranged by Mark Andrews.) Sentinels Guarding His 25 Cities; Pictures to Be officers to tEdce any chances with New York, April 24.— (A P)—Ar tee heavily armed despetado and his Japs Suspicious The Blizzard ...... Cadman gang of criminals. Thus, with Japan openly sus The Club Dedham, M eiss., April 24.— (AP) thur W. Morse, Wall street broker, picious of the new plan of reorgan- Home in Adiens. Sent Over the Wires. Dillinger was believed hidtog Davidsbundler Banks and Corporations Big —Murton Millen today was pointed today WEIS sentenced to a prison teatlon in China, which Dr. Ludwig Nos. 10, 11, 4 ...... Schumann term of eight to twenty years on either In this N orte Woods coun Rajchman, the League’s envoy, is out ELS tee mEin who sprayed death try or to have tEdcen refuge to one Etude in A F l a t ...... Chopin his plea of g\illty to mansleughtor bringing back to Geneva, great In- Scherzo in C Sharp M inor.. Chopin Aboard the SS. Exiloaa, April 24 Holders of the White With a machine gun during tee rob New York, April 24.—(AP) — of several hideouts he is believed to tetest has been aroused in the meet In tee first degree in connection have prepared to tee ’Twin Cities of Elliot Stanley Foote — (A P ) — Bit by Wt, as the 8. S. bery of tee NeedhEun ’Trust company Publishers of te^ Nation’s news ing of the League of Nations coun on February 2, by District Attorney with tee death of Mrs. Edna Field Mtoneapolla and S t Pant Feasting I W atch...... -..Elgar Exilona beam him homeward to Metal, Report Disclosed. papers entered today tee first of cil to which the plan will be sub Edmund.R. Dewing in h^ cmenlng Leavett, formerly, of Brookline, 'The casualty list from Sunday I Will lift Up Mine Eyes. .LaFocge tout, dags o f aeaslnMk .of tee Amerl- mitted on May 14. fiaee U s accusers, Samue) Inmill. q'addiess to the jury i» night’s two gun fights retoatoed two TTokoyama, listing the countries-, Song-^Ate-.JoUy Ifoger. qaz^ Newspaper Publishers Associa- The ‘CIuD ^r.Vhas disclorad his dramatic dash Faber murder trial. Judge' 4jfaarl«s Nott, Jr., pro deiEd and four wounded, with tea with which Japan would collaborate Washington, April 24.— (A P ) — A tioa. condition of one of tee wounded men Shadow March ...... Protheroe for freedom aboard the ancient The district attorney accused nounced sentence & General Ses in maintaining peace. Included India list of silver holders furnished tee sions Ctourt. Bearing reports of Improved con critical. and the Dutch East Indies as well as Bendemeer’s Stream tramp steamer Maiotls from Athens ditions throughout tee ’country, tee (Old Irish .Melody arranged Senate today by tee ’Treasury dis (Oontlniied on ?age Two.) Mrs. Leavett weiS foimd rmcon- 'The belief teat DUltoger may be the Philippines and Siam, but he into the eastern Mediterranean. publishers cEfiled conferences on to one of the twin cities arose after by Walter H. Lewis.) closed chiefly banks and corporar scious on tee floor in Morse’s Mac- explained he referred to them as Extremely reticlent at first, he numerous questions. Including teat the skirmish which three m(m had The Drum ...... Gibson Dougal Alley apartment in Green geographical divisions. gradually has become more talka tions as tee big owners of the metal ol tee press in connection with tee yesterday with the three deputy Old King Cole ...... Forsyth wich Village, March 13 last, after He was asked if he regarded tive. and included few individual names NatibnEd Recovery Act. sheriffs in S t Paul park, a suburb The Oub His lips have remained sealed re police were cEdled by neighbors who Russia as Asiatic. FRANCE, POLAND Their sessions followed tee an- of St Paul. The Girl With the Flaxen of National significance. had been awakened by what they •Tt is half and half,” Yokoyama garding the country where he final nuEd meeting of tee Associated One of tee men is believed to hava Hair ...... Debussy ly decided to seek refuge, but other William J. Bryan, Jr., of Los An thought was the sound of a body falling Emd by a womEm’s screams. Press yesterday at which plans were been Dillinger. One of tee men was "We wish to collaborate with Hungarian Rhapsody No. 12. .Liszt wise, few questions have gone im- geles, was Included. 'The report said Bryan, whose Police learned that the couple had annoimced for tee inauguration of a believed to have been wounded. Elliot Stanley Foote answered. Here is the story as REACH AN ACCORD Russia.” father ran for President three quarreled alter a round of Green telephotographic service for tee Bloodstains were found to tee trio’s High Barbary told by the white haired old man in times and who was a leading advo wich VillEige night clubs and teat rapid trEuismission of news pictures. car when it was foimd Etoandoned. REACTION IN LONDON > Traditional Chantey the cozy lounge of this trim little cate of monetization of silver at a Mrs. Leavett had said something to There were also rumore that the London, April 24.— (A P)—Word arranged by Arthur E. Hall American steamer. “Service will stEu^t in tee fEdl of 16 to one ratio with gold, held a the broker that enrEiged him. Po Dillinger gang, which apparently that the Japanese Cabinet had af- The Little Sandman ...... Brahm It begins early in the morning of 1934 or ELS soon teereEifter as equip long position in silver on March 4. French Minister on Visit to lice who broke into the apartment split into two groups Effter the Sun Hallelujah, Amen— “Judas March 14, when the one time “little ment, Eind machines wUl be opersrted lij-med the “hands off China” policy It gave no amount. said Morse had been drinking. day night gun fights near Mercer, Maccabus” ...... Handel giant” of the utilities business sat is at leEist 25 cities at tee outset,” was received sensationally today in The list was the first submitted He was Indicted for first degree lost another mEin in the gun fire to The a u b pondering over orders to leave Warsaw Seeks Strengt)i- the Eumouncement sEdd. the London press and in political by the Treasury at the request of murder, but April 4 his plea of guil the Wisconsin woods. ’The rutoor 'The varied program held the clos Greece vrithln a matter of hours. “The quality of tee tiansmltted circles. tee Senate. It gave names begin ty to msmslaughter in the first de had it teat the victim’s body hEwl est attention of the audience, and Assoines His Disguise photograph is so ncEirly perfect as ’The government attentively ning with letters running from A gree was accepted by Judge Nott, been carried away to tee wxx)da—-to each number was given a gratifying No one expected a man in his ening of Friendship. to defy detection, In many Instances, awaited a reply to its "friendly’ to H. Others will be submitted Cites New Law which some investigators believe tee rendition. The club showed in a 74th year, who had been described from the original photograph itself communication to Japan which Sir later. Before imposing sentence Judge Mooresvllle’s Indiana “bad-boy" hEid marked degree their power of in as in a serious condition from a - Em Euiheivement hitherto thought John Simon, British foreign secre Another familiar name was that Nott referred to a law passed by gone into hiding. tary, informed the House of Com terpretation,. the emotional content heart ailment, to resort to the of Stuyvesant Fish, of New York Warsaw, Poland, April 24.— (AP) impossible.” Roads Covered With Snow —Victory appeared Eissured for tee mons yesterday that he had dis of the work being sung. The choral City, who WEIS listed for three long ’Three directors of the Associated I f that la tee case, even the ele French foreign minister, Louis (ConttBoed on Page Ten) press were re-elected— ClEurk Howell patched in order to clear up the Brit numbers were ^ven with dignified (Contlnoed on Page Ten) future positions on July 6, July 12, ments were helping tee outlaw, for Barthou, today in his misslcm to ish government’s relation to the expression, evincing the re gio n s and May 6, with Hubbard brothers of tee AtlEmta, Ga., Constitution, J. tee roads were covered w ite snow, character of the selections. “ The and CJEfilaway Fish Emd Co. ’The strengthen tee bonds of friendship R. Knowland, of tee OaklEmd, ciai., handicapping tee hundreds at law policy. between France Emd Poland. Two afternoon newspapers featur- Blizzard” by far the most difficult yeEW was not given. Tribune and Stuart H. Perry of the enforcement officers to tee hunt. number on the program, was very Some Holders Such Em achievement w^s his first PRESIDENT BACKS Adrian, Mich., Telegram, After tee gun battle*, to tee SPANISH c a b in e t' goal when he set out last Saturday (Oentlnned on Page Three) well done, the club meeting the re Some of tee lEU’ger bank holdings Two new directors Paul Belliuny streets of tee S t Paul, suburb, tee quirements of harmony, volume, in oimces included: from Paris. He eUbo hoped to ot the Cleveland, Ohio, PlEdn Desd- police investigated reports that e tone and interpretation, which Bank of ManhattEin, New York, strengthen Frsmee’s EdIiEmce with er and John Cowles of tee Des CEur [which sped pEist tee d ty lixnits MAY QUIT TODAY the Little Entente. LEADERS IN HOUSE would test the abilities of any chor 11,063,769.23. Moines, I eu, Flegister also were had contEilned a man bundled to al club. The difficult piano accom ChEuse National BEmk, N. Y 18,- Assurance waa given yesterday chosen. blankets. ARE WITHOUT FUNDS paniment of this number was also 096,109.59. by Marshsd Plltudski, virtual dle- Activity increased Edong tee Wie- especially noteworthy, tator of Poland, teat tee EfiUimce, consin-MIchlgEui border with tee A particularly delightful render Meml^rs Threaten to R esip (Conrinoed on l*age Two) formed in 1921, will continue to be Chief Executive Tells Them statement of Lieutenant O. BS. De FOR SON’S BURIAL ing was given “The Little Sand the cornerstone of PolEmd’s foreign maray of tee Michigan state police man,” which was sung in fine TREASURY BALANCE policy. He cited Polsmd’s geograph Three Bills Must Be EDITORS TAKE UP teat a car at Ironwood believed to pianissimo with delicate shadings, Unless President S ip s ical position between (Germany and have been used by the fleeing mobs Washington, April 24.— (AP) — Russia as a guarEmtee of tela. men had been found to a ditch near Armament XEilk ^ (Oontlnoed on Page Too) The position of tee Treasury, April Passed at This Session. NEWSPAPER CODES Marenisco. Parents of Youth Killed by Amnesty Bill 21 waa: Receipts 86,644,780.18; ex So far as cotfid be leEuiiM, tee Authorities were (julck to hem th« penditures, 148,248,772JO; balance, French diplomat made no concrete killers in a glgiuitic circle that exJ proposals of any kind In talks with $4,379,902,741.41; customs receipts tended from Duluth to St, Paul and PoGce Refuse Hotel Room Marshal Pllsudski and Foreign Min Washington, April 24.— (AP)— Madrid, April 24.-r-(AP)—Events for the monte $14,495,690.47, Minneapolis, to Chicago and to MS4 lllWARSHIPS PASS Receipts for tee fiscal year (since ister Joseph Beck, although It was Speaker Rainey and Representative Discuss Problem as It in trouble 8paln rapi^y approach taken for grEmted tee question of Byms tee Democratic leEuler took waukee. Offered by Authorities. ed a crisis today. The entire Cab July 1) $2,445,048,614.22; expendi The fact that tee despwradee* tures, $5,698,184,862.45 (including armaments was discuss^. up the legislative program for tee inet threatened to w a ^ out unless might be hampered by a shortagd $8,161,296,082.40 of emergency ex One of tee objects of Barteou’s remainder of tee session with Pres Affects Smaller Publish THROUGH CANAL President Alcala Zaaiora signs a of sxmaments wem disclosed when penditures); excess of expenditures tour wEw to line up support for ident Roosevelt today and said later political amnesty bUl. Norwalk, April 24.— (AP)— The $8,248,186J48.28; gold assets, $7,- France in her stand against tee re- they had assuremce from tee Presi F ederal sgenta Euinounced they had The measure, which would grant ers; To Hold Parleys. body of Byron J. Lilllbridge, 17, of 762,614,846.76. axnolng of Germany. dent of support for their leader confiscated six machine guns, i Quincy, Mass., who was fatally shot freedom to thousands of political ship. dozen shotguns and rifles, and flva yesterday morning as he was fleeing All Commercial SUppmg prisoners in Jails tee nation over, Apparently concerned at evidence steel vests left behind by tee seven from two Darien policemen in a has beep p ass^ by CJongri^. of ^ Administration dissatisfaction New ■f’ork, April 24.— (A P)— A men of Dilllnger's mob tavern. , stolen car, remained in the morgue Premier Alejandro Lierroux told wite their leadership, the two general feeling was evidenced today Thirteen Mnrdered . at the Norwalk hospital today with Tied Up as. U. S. Fleet tee Associated Press ttet “natural Expect Settlement Soon House Democratic chieftains con on tee part of msmy non-Metropol- ’The officlsddom which bad watclb', its disposition imcertaln. The par ly tee Cabinet, must resign, if Za ceded teat t ^ subject was discuss itan newspaper publishers to main- ed the toll of deaths ascribed to DQ- mora does not sign tee amnesty ents of the dead boy arrived here ed w ite tee President tEdn a state of autonomy under tee linger Emd his no quarter nomads Steams hto Lochs. bill." The ministry whs formed last night and they informed the "I asked tee President for a job,” N R A newspaper code by volxmtarily grow to Em ominous thirteen with only last month, March 8. In Rail Wage Dispute police that they are destitute and said R£fineyv “He told me he wasn’t Emticipating code provisions in lieu the slaying of W. C. Baum, a govern Leaders termed tee situation "ex without funds to have the body going to give me a job becaiue be of accepting arbitrary enforcement. ment operative smd Etogene B(flso- Balboa, C. Z., April 24.— (A P )— tremely grave,” with Leftist leaders Discussion of tee newspaper code taken back to (Quincy. At aeveland gasoline truck driv wanted me to stoy where I am.’’ Deau, a Civilian Corps emptoye ^to A steady stream at United States and tee Conservative Independept By Aaaoolated Pram 4 proposEds occupied tee major shEue Bitter in their denunciation of the ers joined a str&e of 2,000 filling Rainey and By^ns sought tee the Sunday night gun engafesaent, Navy warships still moved through —Miguel Mauna—insisting tee bill Strike disorders sharpened tee of tee attention of publishers in police, the mother and father of the station attendsmts. Higher wages, White House conference. appEmently hsu) decided to tb? Panama Csmal today in the pro go unsigned and be returned to Con capital-labor controversy In tee au cities riEissed outside tee so-called boy last night refused boiel accom shorter hours imd union recognltim Three Important Bills at their own machine gunning game. cession maintained for 24 hours gress. tomotive industry today while ne metropolitan field at tee opening modation offered by the Darien au are the demands. ’They said upon leaving tee Pres , While four of the despeiaaoes had past Fear Anotlier Strike. gotiations went forwEUd for settle session of tee 48te annual conven thorities and spent the night sleep ident that three bills were on the not been located atooq they buret The transit of 111 warships, There were widespread fears in ment of tee railroad Emd Alabama Striking employes of tee Garton tion of tee American Newspaper ing in their automobile. "must" calendar for tee remainder cut of tee Merew tavern, one Sf which began at 6:11 a. m., yeater tee capital of another general strike coal WEi/
1 PAdB TW O^ BlANCniBSTER BVB^^TNG HERADD, MANCHESTER, C30NN*. TUESDAY, APRIL 24,1984* a.- public a t this coirntry has ever < profession. Second, it Is a bustneas EMEBOBNOY DOCTORS Joyed." “The pubUoation of a newspaper SUBSDIESmT Pelley said the Federal govern GOLDEN WEDDING Is more than a businesa with which Dr. Lundberg, 5629 and Dr. AIRCRAFT WORKERS rtESIH ment was paying a large part of to make profits. It Is a profession Mpriarty,' 5445, ore the phsnri- OBITUARY the operating expense of air trans which has assumed the reqixm- dans who will respond to emer BY J. J. PELEY portatlon through subsidies to com' IS CELEBRATED sibllty of suppMng the dtizens of gency calls tomorrow afternoon. ^ASKPROTECnON HORGENnUIAIR merdal air lines for mail contracts this nation wiui a day by day hiS' i which, he added “were extremely tory and kn Interpretation of that DEATHS gi;nerous, to say the least. history in terms of daily \ivlng. The taxpayers of the country he “The art of newspaper publish Bln. Leila Delpbine Abbey R aflited Prendent Also Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Haefs ing is primarily a profession, but A60UTT0WN Strikers Follow Workmen to Mrs. Leila Delpnlne Abbey, 82, Thomas Jeferson said, were contributing an average because it so happens that thi« pro wife of the late Frank Abbey, one of $100 for each passenger that fesslon can ftincuon only through of Manchester’s well known resi Says Boses Should Help travels by air, jto pay for the mail of 207 Center St, Mar certain mechanical processes which The Brotherhood of the Lutheran Homes— Try to Wreck dents, died at her home at 99 Char to Be New Undersecroiary subsidy lighted" airways, radio bea have to do with ty]^, ink, paper, Concordia church will hold Its ter Oak street at 1 o’clock this cons, radio weather service and air ried April 24,1884. and a delivery system, this part of monthly meeting this evening at 8 Their Autos. morning. She has made her home Pay Highway Cost ports. the operatiens of a newspaper o’clock. Tomorrow evening the inHhe house where the died for of the Treaiary. Taxpayers he said, also bad paid necessarily must be classed as a young people will bold their social fifty yean. M n. Abbey was long the bill for development of water business. This ia the reason why postponed from the 20th and a and actively connected with, the Bottom April 14.—(AP)—8ub- transportation facilities and the Mr. and Mra. Nicholas Haefs of the code committee experienced eo good turnout is hoped for. Hartford,' April 34—(AP) —The South Methodist ohuroh and her Washington, April 84—(AP) — "tremendous sums being spent by 307 West Center street are celebrat much difficulty in the preparation Pratt and Whitney Aircraft strike tldlaed transportation, in the form ing their golden wedding today, and funeral will be held from that church President Roosevelt today nomli^- a t “frea waterways, free airways the Federal government to create of a code which would comply with Judgment was suspended by situation took a new turn today Thursday afternoon at 2:30. artificial waterways are gradually this evening from 8 to 12 will bold the provisions of ths National In ated Thomas Jefferson Coolldge M Judge Raymond A. Johnson in po when Bast Hartford police announc The body will be on view at Wat and public highways for commercial depriving New England of the nat an InformaT reception. Mr. and Mrs dustrial Recovery Act and at the lice court this morning in the case kins Brothers, 11 Oak street, Wed Massachusetts to be undersecretary transportation," was blamed today ural advantages it once enjoyed be Haefs were married April 24, 1884 same time would preserve the ed that they would ask for y^arrants of the Treasuiy. In Hinsbeck, Germany. They came of Thomas Brown, charged with for the arrest of several men on nesday evening from 7 to 9. by President J. J. Pelley of the New cause of its sea-coast." rights of the profession which are assault on bis brother-in-law, Rob She is survived by a daughter, to this country in 1895, and to guaranteed to it in the First Amend charges of breach of the peace and 'The President also seat to the Turk, New Haven and Hartford Similarly, be argued taxpayers Manchester in 1906. They have ert McKinney. The assault upon molestation of an employe of the Gertrude Abbey of this place and a' Senate the name of Rexford . Guy were paying a large part of the bill ment to the Constitution." McKinney was precipitated by a railroad as largely responsible for ■even children living, five grand company while going to and from son, Albert Abbey ett Chicago. 'Tvgwell, present ssstatant secre for development of higbwa}rs use< children and two great gi;andchil family argument. his work at the plant. tary of agriculture, to be imder- the transportation problem in this by commercial vehicles and trucks country. dren. 'Their daughter-in-law, Mrs, Police of other towns' will also secretary of agriculture. and said commercial use of the high Mathew Haefs, came from Califor SENATORS LIST 'The Emblem Club will hold a take action in order to afford pro It was s'-ated at the White Bouse Speaking before the Advertising ways was a privilege “and the big nia to be here at this time. public bridge party at the Elks Home tection to the workers employed in DANCE TO RAISE that the office of undersecretary of Club of Boston on "A Glance into motor trucks and motor buses in Rockville tomorrow afternoon taking an Inventory at the factory. agriculture bad been created by tlie the Transportation Future," Pelley A daughter, Mrs. George Mallon starting at 3.80 o’clock. should pay their full share of all lives in Pawtucket, R. I. One soHi SEVER HOLDERS Many of these employes declare President for Mr. 'Tugwell. ■said present conditions “whereby the highway expense." William is in Westerly, R. I.; Joseph they have been followed by strikers Tugwell, a former professor of taxpayers of this country are con This week’s meeting of Troop in automobiles, that they FUND FOR CLINIC economics at Columbia University, in Hartford and two sons, Mathew (OSBtteuad Obs) r nave been tributing more than two billion dol- and Alfred in California. A son Boy Scouts, of the Emanuelluel Lutne run off the blghwa}rs or “pocketed was associated with the Present -lars each year" to provide water Henry, and daughter Catherine an church has been cancelled, against the ciurbe," and that in during the 1982 campaign. His ^rways and highways have Commercial National Bank and live in Manchester. The grandchil Trust Co., New York, l,7f7,568.44. lome Instances their private prop ame was mentioned in the recent •lus of KANSAN DOES BEST dren are Olga and Henry Haefs of An Important meeting of the'exe erty has been invaded and threats [ouse Investigation of the inquiry Fiduciary 'Trust Co,, New York, cutive committee of the Swedish Wapping School HaO WBl Be g h now this town, Eklward and Doroth; 624,416.21. hurled at tbezn by those who are Into Dr. Wirt's charge of a revolu or the Haefs of Hartford and Mrs. JosepI Political club will be held Thursday endeavoring to obtain an increase to tion plot, TO MAKE OF WIRT Guaranty 'Trust Co., New York, night at 9 o’clock at the Emanuel Lasbay. The great grandchildren 4,000,000. 1929 wage levels from officials of Scene of Party Tomorrow 'The President also named Lon are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Lasbey, Lutheran church. 'The following the company. Warner, of Kansas (Tity, to be mar phy air, The list was rsquested by the are requested to attend: John I. ___ tt«M#ilrtation ‘A CAUSE CELEBRE’ George and Mallon, Senate in an effort to learn whether Troopere on Guard shal for Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Haefs are in good Olson, John Wennergren, Harry Ten state troopers will patrol the Night have been'aVtf to eotapfta so sue- there was undue speculation in 'the Gustafson, S. Emil Johnson, Arvld •eessfully with the railroads," be health, 'They are 79 and 78 years metal to affect the price. state highways siuTouncUng the Washington.—If the now cele old, respectivsly. Mr, Haefs was i Gustafson of /Maple street, Mrs. said. “It is impossible for any busi brated W:irt incident, more familiar Some of the larger individual hold Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Com weaver in Germany and was em ings listed in ounces were; Carl Tboren Henning Johnson, Mrs. pony this afternoon. Four East The Wapping School auxiliary NORWALK MAN NAMED ness which is required to be seif ly known in Washington as "the ployed as a wsaver by Cheney Carl J, B. Anderson, Carl E. sustaining and pay its full way to diiinner party across the Potomac," Among the corporation holders Hartford police officers, with state which is especially active Just now Brothers until bis retlrsment a listed was Continental Can Co., of Jobanneon, Mrs. Anna Reed, Mrs. troopers, are guarding the entrance meet subsidized competition." is to be set down as a closed ind numbsr of years ago. Alma CaepersoD, Ernest Kjelleon, to earn money for '*ental clinics, TO FEDERAL OFflCE With the end of subsidized trans dent it won't be the fault of i New York, for 300,096.38. to the factory, ths seventh one being in prospect, Carl Conway, ebairman 'of tbs Clarence H. Anderson, Svea Lind- Edgar Abild of East Hartford, re portation, be predicted, the rail young, black-haired, earnest repub berg, Mable Olson and Evald Mat- anfiounees another eetbaok and roads would occupy a place of in- liean from Kansas. board of that corporation, was ona ported to police of that town that Brien McMahon Appointed who gava a dinner in Washington eon, itrikere followed him to hie borne dance for tomorrow evening in the creaeiM importance in national af Representative Harold McOugln EDITORS TAKE UP Wapping ecbool hall. The Rhythm Special AMiatant Attorney fairs. The different transportation last night to members of ths Houss last night, several times trying to of Coffeevllle, who learned his law and Ssnata intsrastsd in silvsr Isgis- Tomorrow afternoon at 2:80 the wreck ble machine on the highway, orchestra of this town will play and General— Yale Law School sgsnclSB will be coordinated under at the Inns of Court in London and lation. Women’s Federation of the Center Shortly after ble arrival home three Carl Wlganowskl will ennounM the Graduate. a common control to provide “a ser who got hts first opportunity at big NEWSPAPER CODES Congregational church will meet in old fashioned numberi. T r a n s i t time Investigating in the Wirt case, Ths list containsd a numbsr of carloads of strikers drove up, creat vice that will be more efficient and Nationally known conesmi. Among the parlors to work for the boipitai. ed a diiturbance on hie lawn and tion by bus will be furnished free ' less enpensive than any service the did everything in his power to make (OonttAuad from Page One) As {hie is a special meeting, called Mancbeeter patrons. Coffee will be Norwalk, April 34.—(AP)—Brian the affair a -auee eelebre. ths corporations were; front porch and threatened him if Cbuts Investment Co„ ears of 11 order that more work may be ac he dared to return to work today. served free by the oommittee and McMahon who was today appoint* It was the 41-year-old Kansan discussions were B, M, Williams, complished for the hospital, all who foodstuffs sold. eo special aeeietant attorney fsa* who took it upon himself as one of Continental Dllnols National Bank, It is in thie connection that police On 'Tburedajr night the Grange managsr of ths code authority; S, Cbloago, 176,499,67. can attend are urged to do eo, will ask for w arrants.' eral is a eon of Mr, and Mrs, wU> the two minority members of tbs E, 'Thomasson, publisher of ths at Wapping will give their play, committee to see that the demO' Com Products RsflnlM Co., 17 The high feeling of the strike has Weddmg Belle," for the benem of ham H, McMahon' of Norwalk, orats didn't pull any fast ones. Tampa Tribune; E, P, Adler, of tbs Battery Place, Nsw City, A gropp from Epwortb League reached Into West Hartford and Conn., graduated from Yale Law Davenport (la,) Democrat and 449,891.96. o: the South Methodist church will the ecbool children at a nominal Leblbaoh of New Jersey, a member Manchester with reports being admleelon. Thie will be in tbs na school in 1927. Four years wevleue of the house for some 16 years Leader; 0, S, Wharden, Great Falls Dunwalks Sscuritiss Corporation, aeeiet with the program at the made to polios of both these towns ture of a dreei rebeareal. he had graduated from rurdham longer than hie fellow republi _ (Mont.) Tribune, They offered 766 Broad strast, Nawark, N, J„ meeting of the Young People's Le 0^ molestations of workers b r.'nivereity with the degree of bache CUllBURNS sugfeitioni for voluntarily 360,686,67, ^ gion o f the Salvation Army tomor 'The food lale held at Hale's oooupied a back seat compared with Itrikere, Mancbeeter police wi ii ■tore last Saturday netted a sub lor of arts. Shortly after graduating XfoOugin, code requirements and thereby Eastman Kodak Co„ 13,000,614,69, row evening at 7;80 at the citadel. petrol Sllvei Lane tonignt to guard stantial eum for the same project, from law school he beeame connect It was evident from the start that maintaining sslf-govemment. General Publishing Corn, cars of Thomas Cordner will have charge againi( automobiles beini roreed ed with the law firm of Keogh and be would muff no opportunities Newsboys discussions were led by Charles Btlllman, ^ ry s ls r Bldg of the devotional period, Mlee on the highway by macbihei over Candle of Norwalk and beoame an which came his way. J. D, Bamum, publisher of the iyra- Nsw York City, 136,879,60, Evelyn Beer will bring the meeeage ated by etrikers. artive Democrat. During the preil* Post-itandard, a ^ H, Goldman Bachs and Co„ Nsw and David Hutchinson will sing, ac Charles L. La Vista, president of WALL ST. BRIEFS dential cam pain of 1983, be wm ae* At Odds With Chairman W, atodgblll, business managsr of York City, 3,134,866,67. companied by hli sister, Mlie Jeiele the Industrial Aircraft Workers of tive in New Guard oirolee of Con As a result be was almost con tbs Louisville Courier JoumaT Kandy and Harmon, 13 Fulton Hutchinson, A eoclal time with re America, Inc,, recently organized New York, > ^ 1 34.— Chicago Jt In bis welcoming address, Davis stmst, Nsw York City, 8,641,000, freshments will follow the meeting, necticut, working for the election of tinually at odds with lulwinkle of union, said today that he knew Northweitem Railway handled 28,- Roosevelt, He wm appointed a judge North Carolina, chairman, and said, "this ysar, as nevsr bsfors, a Harries and Voss, Nsw York nothing of such tactloe being em 189 care of freight last week com- full and frank discussion of tbs commission merchants, wsrs listed Mrs, Patrick Tierney will be f.{ the Norwalk City court laeiJuly O'Connor of New York, ranking ployed by the etrikers under his pared with 33 943 the previous week and a month later, be wm oaUsd to democrat on the committee, (robloms, many of tbsm nsw, con as holders of an unnamed amount chairman of the weekly card party juriidiotion. He said that he did and 19,778 a year ago renting ntwspapsr publishers is Robert H, Karrisi, president of this tomorrow evening at St, James' Wublngton by Attorney General It seemed at times as if he would not advocate any violence on the Homer Cumminge and appointed an come to blows with the latter, Me nsosisary if you ars to rscsivs all concern was one of tbs committee school ball, and will have for her pert, of hie men and to the contrary, J, H. Vao Ale^e, preiident of tbs advantafss which those meet which held tbs dinner lu t night. aeeletants, Mrs, John TlerneV, Mrs. xeeiitant U. I. attorney. He le 80 Oufln never quite forgaVe O'Con had urged that the strike be con Otis Elevator Co., reports that j’lars of age. nor for accusing him on the floor ing make possible. Certainly tbs Harries and Voee also were lilted as Peter Calhoun, MIse Bllzabeih Fay, ducted on a "battle of wits," and false In the flret quarter of 1934 of the bouse of inserting a speech l i t year has been fraught with dif- brokers la other purchases, Mile Joels Keating, Mrs, Ward chat it be a "hard, clean dgbt," He were 66 per cent above a year ago la tho Congrsiilonal Record with Soultiss for all of us," Tbs private banking firm of Dil< Strange, Mrs, McCarthy, Mrs, Slid no reports ot such activities and that the leeond quarter ehould IN BANBJIUPTOY out permission. Harris, acknowledging ths Frssi- Ion, Read and Co,, of New York^ Quinn, In addition to the regular on the part of hie men had been also be ahead of 1988. It was later shown that permis dsnt's remarks, spoke eff ths sods; was listed as bolding 1,^0,810.01 prl^iie in each lection there will be a door prise for both men and wom given to him, adding that he would New Haven, April 34,—
aiudyiti fait that any aort of a ar« first fiven tb« ritea of th« FERTILIZER AND SEEDS stro^ forwaM puah In equitiaa HILLIARD WORKERS GET ebureb. BENEFTT 18 LOCAL LADS muat await, final action by Congrau Local Stocks N. Y. Stocks on thla maaiwa. FOR HOME GARDENS HERE Raaulta of tha U. 8. 8taal Cor PART OF STRIKE FUND WHOSE AUTO NRilED GOINGTOCAMP poration’s dlraotora’ maating, usual- NATIONAL MILK PLAN ______. ,1 (Furnished by Pataam Jk Oe.) Adams Exp ...... lOEmergeney Relief Commleelon f y mada public after tha cloaa of tha Central Bow, Hartford, Conn. Air Reduc ...... lOl m arket, ware awaited with much In Min Conitnues to Operate On Proceedfi of Affair in W ay^ff Alaska J u n ...... 20% Win Aid Charity Department terest All sorts of guesses as to Curtailed Schedule — Ma LACKS STATE SUPPORT Saturday to Be Given to AppficanU Asked to Report 1 P. M. Stocks Allegheny ...... 8% in Planning for Project. earnings during the first quarter of chinery Put Into Piace. Peter Zekewick. * - Allied Chem ...... 148% this year were made. Elstimates by Control Board Official Says A. Bank Stocks various conunentators were that the Am C a n ...... 103 Plans for purchasing the fertiliser The former employees of the E. E. A benefit dance Is to be be]id 8at*> ■ ^ 'I Bid Asked eiuminga oif some 16,000,000, or A. A. Program Woidd Not f Am Coml Alco ...... «% and seeds for the local home gar urday at tbe Balch daaoe teU la W w e of Charity Com Cap Nat Bank it Trust 14 16 aroimd |600,000 under the last Hilliard company, who walked out Am For Pow ...... 9'% Affect Situation in State. Wapping for Peter Zekewlok of Conn. River ...... 45C dens for the relief of unemployed quarter of 1933. The opinion was from the plant in HilliardviUe, are Am Rad St S ...... 16% Wsurehouse Point, .who Is a member First National of Htfd 85 Am Smelt ...... 43% persons were discussed at a meeting also expressed that the 50-cent missioner Here. now, in the fifth week of their un of a local orchestrA. Last Vtreek a Htfd. Conn. ’T ru s t----- 52 Am Tel and Tel ...... 122% payment on the preferred dividend Hartford, April 24.— (A P )— Alran- of the charity committee of the employment. The men and women truck and garage owned by M r. Hartford National .... 18 Am Tob B ...... 72% would be continued. Board of Selectmen this morning. It who went out on strike have been donment by tbe agricultural ad Zekewick were burned. He la en Phoenix St. B and T 166 Am Wat Wks ...... 21% wlthoAlt an income until this week The following named men are re is expected that 800 bushels of jx>- justment administration office’s plan gaged in the trucking bualneas and West Hartford Trust.. 100 Anaconda ...... 16% tatoes and a large quantity of fer when momy was sent to them from vested to present themselves at Insurance Stocks Atchison ...... 69 for national milk control will no; the truck was covert in part by tilizer will be required in addition to a genered strike fund. Insurance, but there was no insur 'ftdom 11, Municipal building, to Aetna Casualty ...... 52 Auburn ...... 39% miscellaneous small seeds. There 1)9 little change In the con affect tbe general milk situation in Aetna Fire ...... 39 Aviation Corp ...... 8 Manchester Connecticut, It was declared today ance on the garage. It is tbe Ifi- make out applications for entry in The Emergency Relief Commis ditions at the mill or with the tention in having the dance Satur Aetna Life ...... 20^ Balt and Ohio ...... 29 sion will aid the local department strikers. ’The mill continues to op by Charles G. Mmrrls, chairman of to the Citizens Conservation Automobile ...... 22 Bendix ...... 18% the State Milk Control Board. day to turn over the proceeds to Mr. in making the plans for the project Date Book erate with a curtailed force and new Zekewick. Many of his Manchester Corps. Those who may have ob Conn. General ...... 29 Beth Steel ...... 42% this yefur. Supervision of the plots machinery, which had been ordered The A.A.A. plan had never reach Hartford Fire ...... 54 friends are planning to attend. tained jobs since applying for ad Beth Steel, pfd ...... 76 will be in charge of the American and delivered before the walkout, ed the stage where it would help or mission to the state CCC camps are Phoenix Fire ...... 63^ Borden ...... 25% Legion. This Week is being erected. hinder the state situation, Mr. Mor idso requested to notify the office Hartford Steam Boiler 52% Can P a c ...... 16% April 27.—Annual ball of John ris said, and th^ same opinion was manager, Albert Behrend, so that National Fire ...... 54 Case (J. I.) ...... 70 Mather Chapter, Order of DeMolay. expressed by Henry W. Flenemann, CURB QUOTATIONS others may be selected in their Travelers ...... 455 Cerro De Pasco ...... 36 Also Irish Tea Party and enter manager of the Connecticut Milk place. PubUc Utilities Stocks Ches and O h io ...... 47 CONNECTICUT VALLEY Producers association. Conn. Elec S e r v ...... 39 tainment at St. M aiy’s church. Assd Gas and E le c ...... 1 Those asked to report are: Chrysler ...... 51 % LATEST STOCKS ’The proposal was greeted in this Conn. Power ...... 37% Coca Cola ...... 125 Also three-act comedy, ‘"The Glow Amer Sup Pow ...... 3% Charles Bakulski, Fred Barnsley, 40 state by a marked lack of enthusi Greenwich, W&G, pfd. 56 Col Carbon ...... 74% Lights of San Rey,” at Second Con PRESBYTERY CONVENES Cent States E le c ...... 1% Garden street; Horace Chambers, New York, April 24.—(AP)— asm and practlceilly no approval. In Cities Service ...... 3 Hartford Elec ...... 50% Coml Solv ...... 28% gregational church. fact several organizations went on 24 Knox street; Eli Falcetta, 33 Hartford Gas ...... 42 Cons Gas ...... 38% Stocks generally displayed resist Cities Serv., pfd ...... 21 Eldrldge street; Richard Getzevich, April 29.—Beginning of Daylight record as opposed to it, notably the Elec Bond and S h a re...... 17% do., pfd ...... 45 Cons Oil ...... 12% ance to sagging grains and slump Saving time. Support of Foreign Missions 193 Porter street; Stanley Gazdz, 112 ing silver prices today, but only Milk Pix)ducers-Dealers association, Midwest Utils ...... 5-16 S N E T Co ...... 108 Cont Can ...... 82 Urged at Session Being Held who contended the plan would take 287 Oakland street; William Manufacturing Stocks scattered specialties were able to Next Week Niag Hud P o w ...... 6% Com Prod ...... 75 more money out of the state than it Haugh, 36 Proctor road; Edward Am Hardware ...... 21% ignore the declining commodity May 3.— Open Night at local in Bridgeport. Penn Road ...... 3% Del L and Wn ...... 2*7% would put into the pockets of the Larrabee, Strant street; George Am Hosiery ...... — trends. State Trade school. Stand Oil Ind ...... 27% Du Pont ...... 96% milk industry and that it offered no Martin, 119 Oak street; Alex Arrow H and H, com. 14 Eastman Kodalc ...... 94 Wheat got down about a cent a May 4.—Secular concert by choir Bridgeport, April 24.—(AP) — United Founders ...... 15-16 Mitchell, 279 Tolland Turnpike; of South Methodist church. Support of foreign missions and loy worthwhile remedy for current prob United Gas ...... 3% do., pfd ...... 95 Elec Auto Lite ...... 26% bushel and the other cereals eased. lems. Howard McConneli^ 214 Hilliard Billings and Spencer.. — Gen Elec ...... 22% Silver futures «md the bar metal May 7.—“Inlaws and Outlaws,” alty to the Board of Foreign Mis United Lt and Pow A ...... 4 street; Frank Rubacha, 95 North Bristol Brass ...... 23% Gen Foods ...... 35% dropped around 1 cent or more an 3-act comedy. Sunset Rebekah sions, as against diversion of funas Canadian Marconi ...... 3 Main street; George Taft, 87,Wood do., pfd ...... 95 Gen M o to rs...... 38% ounce despite the Senate silver lodge at Center church parish house. and spiritual support, was the point land street; Clinton Wright, 44 Case, Lockwood and B — 300 Gillette ...... 11% bloc’s appaurent determination to Coming Events stressed at the morning session to Adams street; Stanley Wrobel of Collins Co. ^...... 45 Gold Dust ...... 22% defy the Resident and pass legisla May 8-9.—Klwanls Show, a bur day of the Connecticut Valley Pres lesque of the Gay Nineties, entitled F w c u r d ’ s 24 North street, William Thomas Colt’s Firearms ...... 26 Hudson Motors ...... 18% tion over his disapproval. Cotton bytery, which opened its two days' •of 7 North School street, Elmer Eagle Lock ...... 27 Int Harv ...... 41% “There’s Gold in Th«m Thar Hills,” session here yesterday. At the lagged, although rubber was again at Hollister street school. and Happiness Trombly of 79 Walnut street and Fafnir Bearings ...... 50 Int Nick ...... 28% firm. Bonds were a trifie Irregular. opening yesterday. Dr. Robert D. Roger Vazuka of 195 Oak street. Fuller Brush, Class A . 7 Int Tel and Tel ...... 14% May 11.—Three-act comedy “Med Sco.tt of Northampton was chosen The dollar was steady in foreign dlesome Maid,” auspices of St. It is expected that a large per Gray Tel Pay Station.. 15 Johns Manvllle ...... 57 exchange dealings. moderator for the coming year. Dr. Mary’s Girls’ Friendly Society and John Alison of Holyoke, Mass., was centage of the above men will be Hart and C o o le y ...... — Kennecott ...... 21% Active specialties, both common Hartmann Tob, com.. — Lehigh Val Coal ...... 3% Young People’s Fellowship. named clerk, and Valentine Alison sent to the state camps eui soon as and preferred shares, up 1 to May 12.—Opening of Memorial I they can qualify. The original quo- do., pfd ...... 18 Lehigh, Val Rd ...... 18% of Springfield, Mass., named secre to borrow tho cosh Int Silver ...... 36 around 4, included those of Manati hospital drive for $15,000. tary. There were representatives tn for Manchester was 15 men, the Ligg and Myers B ...... 95% Sugar, Budd Manufacturing, Devoe you m od to pay old do., pfd ...... 79 Loew’s ...... 33% May 16.—Musical play, “It Hap present from two local churches, last three of which group left for Raynolds, Malllson Silk, ’Twin bill*, toxas, or for Landers Frary A Clk, 32 Lorillard ...... 18% pened In the Garden,” at High Hartford, New Haven, Holyoke, camp this morning. City Rapid Transit and Philadel ooy ofhar purpo**. New Brit. Mch., com.. 7 McKeesp Tin ...... 90 school hall by Daughters of Italy. Mass., Thompsonville, Northampton, phia Rapid Transit. Some of the al do., pfd ...... 45 Mont W a r d ...... 31% Mass., Springfield, Greenwich, Noro- Wo tpodoJtxo Ib Mann A Bow, Class A. 3 Nat Biscuit...... 43% cohols were a bit firmer, as was LEGAL SUIT SETTLED ton and Stamford. do.. Class B ...... % Nat Cash R e g ...... 19 General Motors and International A report on foreign missions was LEAGUE IS DAZED North and Judd ...... 16 Nat Dairy ...... 17% Nickel. Among others, down slight Los Angeles, April 24— (AP) —A made by Elder Leroy Barrett ot Niles, Bern Pond ___ 12% Nat Pow and Lt ...... 12 ly to around a point, were Ameri check for $5,000 and court costs Hartford, who declared that con SmaB Monthly Payments Peck, Stow Emd Wilcox 4 N Y Central...... 34% can Telephone, Chrysler, U. S. brought to an end today the breach trary to the general opinion, theie Steel, Standard Oils of California Como in ...... or 'Pbono have been using Dr. True’s Elfadt BY JAPS’ WARNING Russell Mfg ...... 43 NY NH and H ...... 19 of promise suit of Marjorie Whltels, is an Increased desire on the part ot in my family for seventefn.yekn « M i; ScovUl ...... 24 Noranda ...... 42% and New Jersey, Santa Fe, N. Y. film actress, agsiinst Harry Joe the natives in all foreign lands to Personal Finance Co. truly remarkable
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liattrlr»8t»r axeoutlTo branch of tha fovam m ont sia’s industrial eommunltlos are Of Course, Baseball Is A Great Sport, It very wall may be that tha illvar scattered and far from Japan’s Snratng Bnrdit bloc will not Bueeesd, at thig sesglon, bases and thus relatively Immune In new YORK' in putting through tha leglalation It to counter-attack. PUBLJdafiiii Bx I'aB desireg. But It will at least come The rest of the nations may not • 1964 N^AjSdWdf ,Md HERALD PRINTING COMPANT, INa know what to do about the fantas llAOOh«II 81m sur,#1) Str«*t OOBB. reasonably close to doing so and, in By PAUL bABBiSOIf Atalnment.- A f for nudity: THOMAS rSROUSOM ease of failure, It will have created tic militarism of Japan but it ia Casino de. Parse has a nudist har OBBlfBi M»BBtW the one great issue for the fall eleo- quite evident that Russia knows— f R ^ K U N p New YOfk, Apfd l4.—Some of IS the baiemest, wtts e u ^ t tsH- caturea of celebrities i#ns ckr^lied. Fonnd«d Oetober 1, IM l tions->eleotionB which are not in and is prepared to employ such the gay-spot pfOCFetors must have been to NOW OffsAfli ind dlacov.r- And at ofie Sfld there s 1 ’’sal r-Uvi Pablitbed Bvary PTealng Bxoapt methods of frightfulness as would (T O U iH C U y ) BuBdBfa aod Holidaya. Bntarad at tba the least likely to be between Demo ed Iflgfiappe, which ■ the fine old flttde ifl a gMdfiss uiu- Poat osloa at Maaohaaiar, Coaa« aa crats and Republicans, as such, but make those of ths World W ar look cudtom ffler«!haflta have Of givifig a sicD done In miniature and with Baooad OUaa Mall Mattai. i ? o o s E v a T f e C T v o o SUMURlPTtON EUTES between orderly Inflationists and ob timid and gentle. present Bowevaf il&ail , w(ih eveiy mirrors. The Pilate RojNJi a «t to pufehae*, be outstripped, bfid flUde IS a Oaa Taar. bf mail ...... >Pf|AOI stinate deflationists. So we find Japan and Russia now vs. Par MoBtB, by mall . . . » • • • > . . { 10 champagne glass. The Hmiywood earnestly assuring each other that VAST fC X)» Doubtises OOmgeUUoo has soma. •lofia ooaiM I a a « d 4 « d » !• • « B tfiK • If Mr. Roosevelt should be so un MORE ecx>iOS has a nude posed against a black DalTvarad, oaa yaai «t>»«>a* ■ 0 : h m,: ■■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEOTBR, CONN., TUiSDAY, APRIL 2 4 ,1 ^ . pastor, the Rev. Wallace I. Woodin, at the Grange Wednesday qvening, SLEUTH PROBES BLAZE there were no services held in the COLUMBIA with a program by the dhlldren, oe- EXPLORER’S EX-WIFE SPEAKER DENIES Congregational church Sunday glnning at 7:30. DAILY RADIO PROGRAM morning. In accordance with a vote taken DENIES ALLEGAnONS IN MILFORD FACTORY Visitora at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Isbell of New some time ago, i^tarting next Sun day the church will begin the morn SHAKE-UP REPORT Mrs. A. B. Frink on Sunday wei*e Haven wore week-end guests at the TUESDAY, APRIL 24 (Cantral and Eastern Standard Time) Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Foote and son, ing service an hour earlier. home of Mrs. Isbell’s parents, Mr. Bridgeport, April 24.—(AP)—A Nett; All progranif to key and baalc chains or Roupi thereof unless si>ee!- Milford, April 24.— (AP)—Inquiry Elmer Foote, of Colchester; Mrs. W. The April meeting of tlie Ladies’ fled; coastu t to coast (e te c) designation Includes all available stations. £ind Mrs. Hubert CoUlhs. Aid society will be held Thursday denial that it was her own actidtu into the fire which last night dam B. Talbot, l£rs. G. Wjmne Williams, Programs subject to change. P. M. CenL East. of New York, and Eugene W. Platt The town schools are closed for afternoon at the chapel, at 1:3;). tdiat lost to her the affections of NBC-WEAF NETWORK 6:0<^ 7:00—Myrt A Marge—east only; aged the toy ftnimul factory of Louis Panico’s Orchestra—midwest Rainey Defends House Lead and Ronald Platt, of Wapping. the spring vacation of a week. The There will be work for alL Each Carveth Wells, intemsttoxuflly BASIC — East: weaf wlw weel wtlc 6:15— 7:16—Ju st Plain BUI—east; Willirfm H. Tendrich at M yrte pupils attending WlncUiam High member is asked to bring cup, plate irlar wtac wcsh wfl wilt wfbr wrc wgy The Blue Spades — Dixie; Panico Besuih, was made today by Detec Mrs. William Armour, of Wap known lecturer and explorer, was ■when wcae wtam wwj wsal; Mid: ksd ping, who has been staying with school will also have a week off. and spoon. ore.—mldt^ Texas Rangers—west ership; Says President’s tive Sergeant H, J. Golbronner, as filed In the Superior Court todiay wmaq wcfl woc-who wow wdaf wkbf 6:30— 7:30 — The Serenadera — east; Mrs. A. E. Frink for the past ween, Delbert Lemalre and Clarence The fifth In a series of whist par NORTHWEST & CANADIAN — wtmj its origfin was imdetermlned by are- by Laura T Wells of New York, his Qrandma Qoes Modern — Dixie: returned to her home Friday eve Holbrook spent Friday and Satu’:- ties under the auspices of the local wlba kstp webo wday kfyr crct cfcf Buck Rogers—^repeat for midwest men. The damage was about 85,- former wife. Such an edl^^atloo SOUTH — wrva wptf wwnc wls wjax 6:45— 7:46—Boake Carter, Talk—ba Bills Were Passed. ning. Mrs. Platt will spend this day at Somers as d^egates from Grange was held Friday evening at wfla-wsun wlod wsm wmc wsb wapl sic; Aronson’s Commanders—west 000. the Columbia Sunday school to the the hall with 13 tables in play. The was made last week by the present The TWftw who reported the fire la week with her parents. wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kprc 7.'00— 8:00—Little J. Little Orch.—ba Older Boys’ and Girls’ Conference. winners of the first prizes were botn Mrs. Wells, Zetta Robert Weils, woal ktbs kths wsoc wave sic; Meyer Davis Orchestra—Dixie said to have been credited with re Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker of Weston, in answer to a 850,000 MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kalr kfrhl 7:16— 8:16—Voice of Experience—east Hartford were out to their cottage There was a very good attendance from neighboring towns. Miss E. W. PACIFIC JCOAST — kgo kfl kgw komo 7:80— 8:30—The Troopers’ Program Washington, April 24.— (AP)— porting 41 fires in the last 14 years. alienation of affections action that at Andover Lake Simday. at the local church Simday morning, CkJlman of South Coventry, and John kbq kfsd Ktar kgu kpo 7:46— 8:46—Calif. Melodies—c to cat Speaker Rainey and Representative The firemen after two hours’ fight, Yeomans of Andover. The consola was filed against her several Cent. East. 8:16— 9:16—Ruth Etting, Songs—to o held the blaze to the factory. Near Mr. and Mrs. George Merritt went and an especially fine and inspiring 8:30— 9:30—Minneapolis ^m ph.—to c Byms, the Democratic leader, to service. Miss Ethel Tilley, a former tion prizes went to Amq^a German months ago. 6:30—Nursei-y Rhymes—also c by stores and business , buildings to Portland Simday to visit Mr. *md In the alienation suit. It was 4:46— 6:45—The Mountaineers—weaf 9:00—10:00—Col. Stoop. A Budd—o to c day defended their leadership In the classmate of Mrs. Meilllnger, who and Joseph Szegda, both of Colum 6:00— 6:00—Mme. Francos Alda—to c 9:30—10:30—Serial, “ Conflict” —to cat were for a time endangered. Mrs. Raymond He^ey. claimed by the first Mrs. Wells that 9:45—10f46—Harlem Serenade — east: House as an answer to the move Mrs. John T. Murphy of Bostoa has been spending the past week bia. Cake and coffee were served 6:3C^- 6:80—Weekly Hymn Sing—to c Myrt and Marge—repeat for west Tendrich used old mattress » ma by the committee In charge, then the love and affection of her hus 6:4^— 6:46—Cheerlo’s Musical Mosaics ment for a shake-up in party chief terial for stuffing the toys and fire was a recent visitor in town. as a guest at the parsonage, sang 6KH>— 7:00—Baseball—weaf & others 10:00—11:00—The Harlem Serenade- moat beautifully, "The Penitent’. rtanHng was enjoyed in the upper band was lost through the 8u:tion of east; Henry Busse Orch.—^midwest tains after the November elections. men had a theory that spontaneous Mrs. Wells Numtier 2, when she 6:16— 7:16—Qene A Qlen—east & so 10:16—11:16—Press-Radio Newsservice All who heard her singing both this halL 6:30— 7:80—East and Durnke—basic To newspapermen both cited the combustion in this material may was employed as Wells’ secretary 6:46— 7:48—The Qoldbergs, Serial Act 10:20—11:20—Barnett Orchestra — ba twenty-two Administration meas AW AIT m SU LL’S SHIP Sunday and last, are very grateful sic: Doris Loralne A Ore.—midwest have started the fire. ' and before a decree of divorce sepa 7:00— 8:00—Leo Relsman’s Orchestra 10:30—11:30—Chas. Barnett Orch.—ba ures passed by the House. to her for the pleasure she has 7:30— 8:30—Wayne King’s Orchestra sic; Fritz Miller Orches.—midwest Casablanca, Morocco, April 24.— g^ven and regret that she is now DEATH TO BE PROBED rated him from his first wife. 8:00— 9:00—Ben Bernie and the Lads 10:46—11:45—Enoch Light Orch.—ba “I think the House has made a 8:30— 9:30—Ed Wynn A Band—c to c sic; C. Dfekerson Orch.—midwest pietty good record,” Rainey said (AP)—Police were on guard at the obliged to return to her work in Bos 9:00—10:00—Light Opera Theatre—to c ton. The sermon by the pasto Denver, Colo., April 24— (AP) — 10:00—11:00—John B. Kennedy’e Talk 11:00—12:00—Harry Sosnik Orch.—to c “We have passed 22 Administration ANDOVER port here today awaiting the arriv 11:30—12:30—Frank Dailey Orch.—basic al of the American export liner “Spiritual Poise In a Troubled 10:15—11:16—Presa-Radlo News Serv 12:00— 1:00—Dance Hour—wabc only measures, all without anything but Death of Earl E. Anderson, fqr 12 lee—basic; Qene A Qlen—west rpt Exllona bearing Samuel Insull back World” was most appropriate to the 10:20—11:20—Dan Russo and Orchestra NBC-WJZ NETWORK committee amendments. The IndC' Mrs. Herbert Thompson Is visit years a patient at Fitasimonii gen Nevr 50^ Size pendent offices bill passed—over ing her son and daughter-in-law, to the United States for trial. times in which we live. A number 10:80—11:30—Paul Whiteman Orchestra BASIC — East: wjz wbz-wbza wbal eral hospital, was under investiga 11:00—12:00—The Rudy Vallee Orches. wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wsyr wmal: the President’s veto— and che bonus Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thompson, Tr A storm delayed the arrival of of potted plants and cut floweis LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S 11:30—12:30—Jack Denny A Orchestra Midwest; wcky kyw wenr wls kwk the ship. She was expected here were much enjoyed by the audience. tion today. are the only things we have passed of Chancellorville, Virginia. Anderson, former midshipman, CB8-WABC NETWORK kwer koll wren wmaq kso wkbf not in line with Administration Roscoe Talbot of New York spent late this afternoon. Miss Anne Dix has volunteered to TABLETS FOR WOMEN BASIC—East: wabc wade woko wcao NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmJ the week-end with his parents. From Casablanca, the remainder call anywhere for flowers to decorate died in the hospital shortly after he waab wnac war wkbw wkrc whk cklw wlba kstp webo wday kfyr crct cfcf wisli6S. was found unconscious In a down wdre wcau wlp wjas wean wfbl wsBd SOUTH—wrva wptf wwnc wls wJax “I am rather proud of the record Edwin Cook and Mr. and Mri. of the ijng voyage to Boston and the church if notified before 10 relieve end prevent wjsv wmas; Midwest: wbbm wfbm Percy Cook left Sunday morning for New York from Turkey will require o’clock on Sunday mornings. town hotel yesterday. Maj. John wfla-wsun wlod wsm wmc wsb wapl this Congress has made with an un D. Miley told officers Anderson had 1 .C pain end essodated kmbe kmox wowo whas wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kprc Chancellorville, Virginia, whete 15 days. The singers from here who are to EAST—wpg whp wlbw whec wlbs wfea woal ktbs kths wsoc wave weidly Democratic majority. telephoned him to “Come and get ers. No narcotics. Not Worked Under Stress they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Herbert sing in the Tri-County chorus, at wore wlcc efrb ckac MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kgir kghl me and make it quick, I’ve swallow d ix ie —wgst wsfa wbro wqam wdod “I don’t think any speaker or Thompson, Jr. tended the second rehearsal of that }nst e pain Wilier bot a modem klra wreo wlao wdsu wtoo krld wrr PACIFIC COAST—kgo kfl kgw komo ed some pills.” Major Miley said he khq kfsd ktar kpo leader since the Civil War has Mrs. G. Wynne Williams cf America’s first prohibition agent group at East Hampton church Sun mfriicine which acts upon the ktrh ktsa waoo koma wdbo wodx wbt found Anderson unconscious. , wdae wblg wtar wdbj wwva wmbg wsjs CenL East. worked under greater stress and Rochester, N. Y., spent the week-end was an Indian; in 1662, Chief Or- day afternoon. The next rehearsal CAUSE o£ jrour trouhie. Per ' wmbr atam was appointed prohibition will be at Marlboro two weeks from Anderson Is survived by his MIDWEST—wcah wgl wmt wmbd wlsn 4:30— 6:3(^The Singing Lady—east done more. More has been done with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ward sistent use btiap permanent 4:46— 6:46—Orphan Annie—east only Talbot. agent by the Dutch governor of New this Sunday. father, Peter Anderson, and a sister, wlbw kfh kfab wkbn wcco wsbt ksej SiOO— 6:00—Angelo Ferdinando Orch. than in 25 years. Any one of the relief. Sold tlTdioggistft wnax Due to the sudden death of the Netherlands. Children’s Night will be observed both of Hartford, Conn. by MOUNTAIN—kvor kls koh ksl 6:30— 6:30—Stamp Club — wjz only; recovery measures Is to be consid . The Singing Lady—repeat for wgn ered a victory for the Administra COAST—khj koln kfre kol kfpy kvl 6:46— 6:46—Lowell Thomas — east; kfbk kmj kwg kern kdb kgmb kgb Orphan Annie—repeat to midwest tion. Cent. East. 6:00— 7:00—Amos 'n' Andy—east only “There always is a small group 4:00— 6:00—Skippy, Sketch — east 6:16— 7:16—Your Qovernment—c to c only; Between the Boekends—west; 6:46— 7:45—The Cavaliers Quartet of discontented members.” Hayes A Wheeler Orch.—midwest 7:00— 8:00—Crime Clues, Dramatic The Speaker also said a newspa 4:16— 6:16—Rich’s Dictators—also cat 7:30— 8:30—Salter’s Orenestrs, Vocsl per dispatch published Sunday 4:80— 6:30—Jack Armstrong—es only; 8:00— 9:00—Muslo Memories and Poet Qreat Literature Readings—west 8:30— 9:30—Eddie Duchin Orchestra morning, saying that some Admin 4 :4 ^ 6:45—The Funnyboners — east; 9:00—10:00—Ray Perkins and Quest istration men foresaw the possibili Maurie Sherman Orchestra—west 9:30—10:30—NBC Symphony Concert ty of a change In House leadership 8:00— 6:00—Buck Rogers—east only; 10:00—11:00—Coleman Orchee. — east; Skippy, Sketch—repeat for midwest Amos 'n’ Andy—repeat for west and had advised President Roose B ;1 ^ 6:1^Bobby Benson—east only; 10:1^11:16—Press.Radio News Service velt to favor such a change, was a Nolan and Sherr—west and Dixie 10:20—11:20—Poet Prince, Tenor Solos violation of the House rules. FREE 6:3(K- 6:30—Raginsky Ensemble—ba 10:30—11:80—Phil Hsrris A Orchestra FREE sic; Jsok Armstrong—mldw rpt 11:00—12:00—Frankie Masters Orches. “The man who wrote It clearly i:46— 6:45—Mort Downey, Songs—^to o 11:30—12:30—Seymour Simons Orches. violated his rights as a reporter and ought to forfeit his rights to the floor and to further conferences with the Speaker or the majority WHAfSONTHEAIR leader,” said Rainey. FREE USE OF “HARTFORD” ELECTRIC WDRC BT JOHN BAUSOLA DAMAGES OF $ 4 5 ,0 0 0 m Hartford Ooim. 1880 Rudy Valee, In a recent Interview, SOUGHT FOR MISHAPS RANGE IN YOUR OWN HOME FOR ONE admitted that he studied law In col Tnesday, April 14» 1984 lege. “I’m still studying It—and 8:00 p. m.—Baseball Game—Boston learning lots about It too.’’ Braves vs. Brooklyn Dodgers. Bridgeport, April 24.— (AP) — Damages of 845,000 are asked In OBLIGATION TO KEEP IT 6:00—Skippy. FULL YEAR Irving Berlin will hoist the white 6:16—The Dictators. actions filed In the superior court 6:80—Jack Armstrong— AU-Amer- flag to radio king microphone on today as the result of automobile May 6 when he will acknowledge ic8n Boy. accidents in this vicinity. 6:46—Brooks, Dave & Bunny. full surrender under the banner of Charles Toth of Norwalk asked 6:00—PhUlisse Chevalier, songs; the Gulf Headline program. Berlin’s 826,000 against Albert Perry and Margaret Brown, pianist. songs are heard, perhaps more than Mather R. Grollt of Fair Haven, 6:16—Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim any others on the air and until now Mass. He claims to have been per 6:80— Clean Up Week—William J. he has consistently refused to go on manently Injured October 10, 1933 In FEATURES: Ennis, Hartford, Supt. of Bldg. the air. Southport, when his car was struck 6:80^Miscba Raginsky Ensemble. by a trailer towed by a truck owned 6:46— ^Morton Downey. Berlin, always microphone shy, by Grollt and operated by Perry. The Louis G. Mastrochio of Darien 7:00— ^Myrt and Marge. lost what fears he had recently when asks 810,000 in his action against 7:16—Bert Lowe and Orchestra. he took his first audition with A1 William H. Smith of Darien for In 7:80— Serenaders. Goodman and his orchestra that will Electric Range 7:46— Showdom News. juries he received March 17, 1934 appear with him. “Once before the In Stamford, when struck by H HhSpeed 8:00—Little Jack Little’s Orchestra. mike,’’ he confided, “something like g;16—Voice of Experience. Smith’s car. a fog seemed to lift and the mike Damages of 810,000 are asked by 8:80—The Troopers. wasn’t half so hard to face as I had Plates 8:46—Califomie Melodies. William McKay of Bethel in his suit The anticipated. Now I’m thrilled about against Robert L. Perry of Redding. 9:16—Ruth Etting; Ted Musing; It. It's wonderful." Johpnle Green’s Orchestra. On April 6, 1934, McKay was struck 9:80—Minneapolis, Symphony Or by a car owned and operated by Cooking Marvel chestra. How about a red-hot theme song Perry. ^Large Oven 10:00— Colonel Stoopnagle A Bud for a steel workers program? If we of the Age with Glen Gray’s Casa Loma Or were radio waggy, we might suggest and Broiler chestra. "Old Man Rivet” . Catch on? MRS. OSCAR JOHNSON 10:80—“Conflict”—T. S. Strlbllng. 10:46—Harlem Serenade. This week we will say goodbye to PROVES HER THRIFT 11:16— Press-Radio News, the Marx Brothers. 11:20— Charles Barnet’s Orchestra. ^Automatic 11:46—Enoch Light’s Orchestra. These musical definitions have al Stamford, April 24.— (A P )—Mrs. *Cool ways puzzled us—we admit It. But Oscar Johnson of 89 Lockwood Temperature It’s all clear to us now. Ray Knight avenue, Stamford Is thrifty, and the lets us in on the info that the mys Grenwlch police can prove it. In ®Clean tery that has long baffled us Is sim March, her husband complained to Control WBZ-WBZA ple. Ray says that when we bear a the latter that he had lost 8175 In predominating refrain In a musical a poker game in Greenwich and Springfield — Boeton composition THAT is the leit-motif. thought he had been robbed of $990 ^Convenient And when you hear a chugging more, sewed In a lining of his coat. ^Storage sound In the freight yards, surely A thorough investigation brought Tneeday, April 24, 1984 that is the loco-motif. no trace of the missing 8990. 4:00 p. m.— Betty and Bob. Saturday the couple sailed for ^Economical Ed Wynn will celebrate his sec Compartment 4:16—Singing Stranger. Sweden. At the pier In New York 4:80— NBC Health Clinic— “How to ond birthday as fire chief of the after she bad boarded the liner, Keep the WeU ChUd Well,” Dr. Texaco broadcast at 9:80 tomorrow Mrs. Johnson gave the Greenwich •Efficient Charles F. WUlneky. evening. police a statement to the effect that 4:80—NBC Health Clinic. she had removed the 8990 from her 4:40— Health Question Box—^U. S. Arthur Allen and Parker Fennel- husband’s coat wbU* 1^0 slept to Department of Health. ley, beloved for their portrayals of prevent “card sharks” from getting 4:46-—Three Blue Notes. Daniel Dickey and Hiram Neville In It. 6:00—Agricultural Markets — E. J. the Snow Village sketches, team up Rowell. tonight In the Socony program as 6:18— ^Newi. the two New Einglanders In an adap TOWN ADVERTISEMENT 6:80—The Singing Lady. tion of one of O. Henry’s most fam Use OUR Range, at no expense to you except the current 6:46— Little Orphan Annie. ous short stories, “The Ransom of 6:00— Felix Ferdinando and his Or Mack.” cbestra. used and small connection deposit (which is later reimbursed) 6:16— Joe and Bateese. NOTICE OF THE 6:80— Time, 6:82— Old Farmer’s Almanac. 2 KILLED, 11 HURT 6:84— Temperature. TAXCOUECTOR to find out how much money YOU can save on our new 6:88— Sports Review. 6:41—Famous Sayings. IN SPANISH RIOTS 6:48— Weather. low rates by using electric cooking. All persons liable by law to pay 6:46— ^Lowell ’Thomas. Town or Personal Taxes in ths 7:00—Amos ’n* Andy. • Madrid, April 24.— (A P )— Ru- Town of Manchester are hereby 7:16— National Advisory Council on mors of a Cabinet crisis flew In notified that I will have a rate bill Radio in Education. Madrid today on the heels of rioting for the list of 1988, of 20 mills on all Electric 7:46— Bob Becker Dog Stories, in which two were slain and at Special $15.60 discount on the dollar due and collectible on 8:00— Eno Crime Clues. least eleven persons wounded. April 16tb and July 1st, 1984. Per 8:30— Vocalllons — Conrad Thle- Government leaders came and sonal Tax due April 1st, 1984. bault, baritone; Louis Bennett, Ranges purchased locally during this went In an endless procession to Said Tax payable at the Tax (Col soprano; Harry Salter’s Orches- and from the presidential palace. tar. lector’s office In the Municipal r j i , 1 ( /This discount is equivalent to a year’s\ A Cabinet split was feared, with Building from 9:00— Household Musical Memories the possibility of resignations. 1 ricLi U /IlC r! \free trial of the Hartford Range,/ Edgar A. Guest. Spain’s famous assault guards APRIL 15 to MAY 15 9:30— Eddie Duchin and bis Casino patrolled the streets where yester Orchestra. day antl-Fasdsts and Extremists and from 10:00— Palmer House Program. battled opponents and authorities in TRY or hUY an ELECTRIC RANGE from any of the authorized dealers 10:30— Symphony Concert — Prank a series of bitter clashes. JULY 1st to AUG. l8t, 1931 Black, director; Emilio de Go- Reign of Terror gorza, baritone. The Extremists launched their Inclusive and enjoy the cleanliness, comfort, health, time saving, speed and safety of il:0 0 — Time, weather, temperature, Sunday reign of terror in a violent 11:08— Sports Review, show of opposition to 40,000 Cath Hours; 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. except 11:16— Press-Radio News. olic youths meeting in nearby El Thursday, April 19, Thursday, April Electric Cooking. 11:20— Joe Rlnes and his Orchestra. Escorial to demonstrate their loyal 26, Thursday, May 8, Thursday, May 11:80—Palais Royale Orchestra. ty to the popular Agrarian party. 10 and Tussday May 16; also Thurs 12:00— College Inn Orchestra. Stray bullets killed a child when day, July 6, Thursday, July 12, 12:80 A. m.— Blackbawk Restaurant Ehetremists and guards fought in Thursday, July 19, Thursday, July Orchestra. suburban Seallecas. An Ehetremist 26 and Wednesday, Aug. 1. Hours The Manchester Electric Company fell mortally wounded in an en 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. counter at Madrid’s Puerto Del Sol. Failure to make flrst pament In 77S Main St jV Phone 5181 Adding to the terror of the night 80 days will cause the whole tax to was a strike that tied up the city's become delinquent., Second pay Thought transportation services and public ment delinquent after Atig, 1, 1984. utilities. Streets were partly In Interest must be added to all delin Let them be Mhamed and oon- darkness as a result of tlM walkout quent taxes at 8-4 per cent per AUTHORIZED DEALERS: foonded togetfur tliat seek after at municipal gas lamp ilghtsra. month or fraction thereof, starting my tool to destroy tL— Paalina, There was threat of further vio from April 16th, 1984. G. E. Keith Furniture Co. — Standard Plumbing Co. — Johnson & Little — Chet’s Service Station — Kemp’s, Inc. — Murphys* Drug Stow 46:14. lence in an order by a committee of Potterton & Krah — J. W. Hale Go. — Watkins Brothers — WethereD Motor Sales. the Socialiste youth organization GEORGE B. HOWE, The way to wickedness is always for capital strikes to rssume work tltfoiifb wiekedness.— Seneca. today. C «0«et6r*. I I p a g e s i x MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONKh TUESDAY, APRIL 24,1984, mittee for the womea’a annual sum who is about to return to the etige FOREST FIRE CHECKED mer sale met at the home of Mrs. after a three years absence, due WARNING ABOUT FIRES nCURES REVEAL Carl Schramm. CERIMDSEED A M U S O m S a nervous breakdown. NORTH END G8 Tomorrow is cleanup day at the Into the story strides Stephen BEFORE DOING DAMAGE Center.. The women meet and Vance, Jessica's husband, believed IS ISSUED BY C H Iff APPETITE TREND fumiih dinner for the men. Every POTATOES URGED killed In a San Franclsoo streit ME one is welcome. MOTHER LOVE VIES brawl. A leoundrel of the worst Local Fire Warden Hears of Friday evening the Christian En type, he east a sort of hypnotic Residents Doing Spring Gean Blaze from Lookout Station deavor Society will hold a social at WITH LOVE FOR MAN spell Over his wife, a la Svengali ing Are Advioed to Uae in Somers. the chapel. and his reappearance changes her Caution by Foy. Oranges and Grapefruit The new music for the choir has Growers Advised to Boy whole attitude on life. It is with (NTicen of Manchetter John Jensen, forest fire warden come. Rehearsals are held every .^ n Hardinsr Confronted With the frantic efforts of the gtii's Chief Foy of the South Manches Gain, while Breadstuffs for the town of Manchester, was Saturday night at 8. Only Seed Potatoes With Age-Old I^oblem in “Gallant brother and sweetheart to free her ter fire department warns against proTtmont Assodatioi nctlfled by telephone from the look A large delegation from Coven Lady” Coming to State. from hie terrible Influence that the out station maintained by the state try attended the rally at the thrilling play la concerned, marked fires now being set in the general Union Congregational church in by its ingenious twists and bubbling spring cleaning that is on and ad WiDBeEketod. Decline; Potatoes Increase in Somers that a fire was visible in Certified Tags. Which Is the stronger love — the the northeast part of this town. He Rockville, Sunday to hear Miss over, at time ^ t h gay comedy vises that they be carefully watch was asked to Investigate and take Margaret Slattery. love of a woman for a man or the Miss Landis is invested with Uje ed while burning. Last night at 7 The women have planned a May PerhApa the “apple a day keeps such steps as was necessary to fight Hartford, April 23.—The old ex love of a mother for her child ? type of role that requires her gi-eat- o’clock a fire started on the roof of The request made by the Man* the fire. Soon after getting the in luncheon, May 1 at 1 p. m. There In “Gallant Lady,” the latest 20th est skill. She is ably assisted o,/ a the house located at 64 Endrldge the doctor away,” but New England will be seven hostesses. The pression "Small Potatoes and Migh large cast that Includes in addition Chester Improvement aaaodation formation, Mr. Jensen made a ty Few in a Hill,” will become a Century picture coming to the street. A still alarm brought No. 4 for a change (n the curbing at the 3^eople or at least those in the ter 'check of the report and learned hostesses are; Mrs. Leon H. Austin, State Theater,, beautiful Ann Hard to Mr. Clark and Mr. Tower, Wil to the scene and the fire was extin ritory served by the New Haven that the -fire was burning in the Mrs. Rose Johnson, Mrs. Floyd reality on many farms and gardens ing embodies the answer to this liam MacFadden, John Leshe, An intersection of North Main and Standlih, Mrs. Annie Fiske, Mrs. guished before it bad an opportuni railroad are going in more and more woods between Lake and Vernon next fall In the opinion of Com age old question. ton Stengel, Doro Merande, Mad'j- ty to spread. Main itreete, aaklng that the curb streets. Carl Schramm, Mrs. Herbert Tom missioner of Agriculture Olcott F. Faced with the alternative of be llne Ashton, Paul Ballantyne, Wil ing on the north side of the railroad heavily for oranges and grapefruit, linson, Mrs. Walter S. Haven. The At 4:80 yesterday afternoon a the final figures on the freight traf A force of men was gathered King unless those who are planting coming reunited with her little son lard Dashlell, Evelyn Allen and Du- grass fire at Doane street and Man tracks be moved and the hedge fic cknied by fhe railroad during and taken to the fire armed with plans are only to sell tickets enough potatoes buy genuine "certified after years of separation under the vld PardoU. chester Green road was gaining along the north eide of North Main for the seven table!, so all can be William MacFadden's staging of 1988 reveal. forest fire fighting equipment. The eeed.” Tbo Department of Agricul penalty of ellence regarding her true such headway that a still alarm street, near' the traoka, be cut fire was checked before it had an comfortably taken care of. Each identity, or of disclosing tbs facts "The Dark Tower" is both export away, has reached the point where The total volume of traffic in hostess will be responsible for ten ture haa noted numerous lots of was telephoned to Chief Coleman of oranges and grapefruit last year in opportunity to spread and do m^ch potatoes being offered for sale as and thereby wrecking hie future. and knowing. the Mancbeeter fire department a plan has been drawn showing damage, persons. Ann makes a decision which changes what le proposed to be done. creased by 12,600 tons while apple Fifteen young people from the ‘seed potatoes" but they carry no No. I'e truck was run to the scene traffic dropped 15,800 tons. It has tag of certification and consequent the whole couree of her life — and and the fire was soon extinguished. The committee consletlng of the Second Congregational church, at the boy’e. Whtat would you have police commlulonert, the lelectmen been suggested that New England tended the slxtb annual Older Boys' ly can be considered as nothing more done under similar conditions? $225,000 STOLEN BONDS is watching its collective waist line than good eating potatoes. and the Improvement aaeoclatloa and Girls’ Conference of Tolland Woulu you have acted as she did? went over the question several by adhering to a fruit diet, but this OPENTORUM County, held at Somers, The con The Commlailoner points out that The story of “Gallant Lady,” is belled by a growth of 22,600 tons ARE RETURNED TO BANK NEW LAW CLOSES weeka ago. A drawing of a out ference theme was “The Day." Miss while, table stock potatoes used as deals with the expetiendes of an off of the curb, the removal of th« in the amount of potateos carried AN INSPIRING SOLO Margaret Slattery was the speaker, seed may give fair results in some unwed mother who aohleves phe and at the same time given some badge and the adding of parking and delivered three splendid ad cases, there Is no way of knowing to nomenal business success, and then Kansas City, April 24.—(AP) — COUNTY JAIL SHOP ■pace for the buses to Rockville, support by a reduction of 86,000 Editor, Evening Herald; dresses, The banquet was served by what extent disease prevails which accidentally meets her own child, tons in wheat fiour used In the Those who attended Divine wor Unseeing bands, dsallng tbtpugh a will be shown at the annual meet the women of Somers church. may ruin the crop this year. The whom she bad signed away for ■lightly opened door between two ing of the association to be held in making of breads and pastries. ship at the South Methodist church difference In coat between certified adoption IramediatAy after Its birth The total tonnage of fresh grapes last Sunday morning could not help hotel rooms, today bad rsstored ap Hartford, April 2 4 .- (AP) — The the Manobeeter Y. M. C. A. building seed and ordinary table stock is through inability to oars for it. In proximately 1226,000 In allegedly Hawee-Cooper ict, prohibiting In- tomorrow night. hauled ^ the New Havsn last year being inspired by the solo sung for relatively small and the purchase of a senes of dramatic sequenoes the fell off by 26,000 tons and was only us by Miss Eleanor Willard, the TRADE SCHOOL NOTES stolen stocks and bonds to the In- ter-etate shipment of prison or jail- Tomorrow night’s meeting will the latter la not worth the gamble. tale reunites mother and child, but dependence, Kae., state bank. made goods, ha.- reduced the ihlrt ■tart promptly at 7 o'clock, ae there about two-thirds of the preceding soprano soloist of our choir. Certified seed potatoes ars those does it under penalties which would n a etrange transaction, shrouded year's volume—possibly those who The words wsre taken from hymn leem to be almost unbearable. shop at the state prison In Wethers la a long program of entertainmeut. grown under official state supervl< n seoreoyseoreoy,leoreoy, £hethe eeouritieea were de field to 200 worker! and has en In addition to the election of efflcere had previously converted grapes Into numbers, 617 in the Methodist Due to advene weather conditions A brilliant cast, including Clive livered1^ red to attomeye attomeyi for the bank by prohibition-era “fruit Juices^’ failed last Friday, the scheduled baseball rlon which provides periodic Inspeo- tirely shut down the chair factory In and the reading of reports. hymnal “On Jordan's Stormy Banks tlon of"■ the fieldsfli...... during the growing Brook, TuUlo Carmlnatr Otto unidentifieda negotiatore here last the county jail here. to operate their amateur wineries in 1 Stand, And Cast a Wistful Eye, To game between Manchester Trade Kruger, Dlekte Moore and Janet and dlIlgglng Iseason. Those flelelds that night. Connecticut and the other New KIDNAPINO TBBBATB anticipation of repeal. Canaan's Fair and Happy Land, and Wllllmantlc Trade at Mt, Nebo Beewer supports Miss Harding in Thee stocks and bonds were re The entire category classed as was postponed indefinitely, This pass all requirements are ''certified'’ this, her initial ^ctura for Joseph England etatee were among the 28 Where My Possessions Lie.’*^A hymn b> the State Department of Agricul ported stolen last January 81, when ■Ignatorlee of the compact of fair **Products of Agriculture," which in which has inspired thousands upon interruption on the Trade's 1984 M. Sohenok and Darryl F. Zanuck. four gunmen entered the bank, Loe Angelas, April 24.—(AP)— cludes cotton and mill products slats has glvsn Crowley's nine ex ture in the state where grown and The picture is released by United competition for the prison Indue- Police questioned two Junior high thousands doivn through the years, tended time to brush up on baseball the grower Is given permission to ■lugged a janitor, seized 110,000 In triei of the United Btatse. school girls today rsgardlng kidnap made from vegetable fibre, showed Hs the choirs have led the congrega Artiste. cash and the collateral portfolio and The state prison now h u a copu a reduction of 70,000 tons during both on the diamond and during sell eeed potatoes as “certified.'' fled with three women and two men notss reotlvsd by ssvsral mothsrs tions in pealing it forth. "skull practice eeMloni. Such potatoes bear a distinctive tag lation of 714, There are 206 in of thsir nslgbborbood, the year. These comprised 12,2 Miss Willard's sweet voice is well ae hoatagee. The boetages were re mates working in the eblrt factory, ^•er cent of the total volume of Dliacpointed by the cancellation with the official state eaal and a w o o l l c o t tT w it leased at the th edge of the city. Tbs polios rsport said Mrs. J. adapted to the music to which these of Friday*! opener, the Traders are statement of certification signed by their product being sold through a Pupyamlas found a note bensath words have been set, and she sang By prearrangement, thi eeourl- lelling agency. Fully 160 more are r,*"^fii’mals and Animal Products" hoping that tomorrow will find a the Commissioner of Agriculture or bar door last Friday instructing her them so beautifully that hearts were break in the clouds when the Iqpal tiee were divided into five pack at the prison farm in Enfield. gained 20,200 tons, both fresh meats proper enforcement authority of the ENUVENS PLAY ages, each of which was to be Others are at work making elfne to put 1600 undor bar bouse “or ws uplifted with new hope and new Trade and Windsor Looks mgb state where grown, Reliable infor will kidnap your baby.” Otbsr Sad wool showing marked increases. courage, to go forth and face the olaih at Mt, Nebo grounds. turned over eeparately to the bank’s and concrete for the highway de- "Products of Mines," featured by mation about the beet souroee of attomeye upon payment of 16,000. lartment or performing tasks for mothers reoslved similar throats. tasks which are ours. And I found Heading the line-up In tomorrow's certified eeed potatoes for use in ‘Thi Dirk Towtr”, Now Pity After a package wae handed Authorities Identlflsd tbs girls as the bard fuels which are about one- myself singing with her in my heart gamerame is Frank Smitn, a rookie who She prison Itielf. third of the total traffic and by haslai plentyp] of pep, vim and vigor— this state may be 'secured from the ing at Parioni', Direct from through the door, it wae taken to Irene Watt, 14, and Jewel Ennle, 12. ravel, stone, asphalt and salt, ua- one of the verses of that hymn, various County Agricultural Aiente an Institution acting ae a flioal v/hloh my father taught me in child thee greatest assetasee't of any ■hortitop.eh Broadway Succeii. 5erwent a general decline. An Smithnlth is smart, has a nloenice pairpi of or the Connecticut State College at agent, checked and 16,000 sent to TAFT SET THE CUSTOM thracite coal dropped 281,000 tous, hood. “No chilling winds or poison Storrs. the parties making the delivery. ous breath, can reach that healthful hands, can hit and li a real fighter. Acclaimed by critics and public but bituminous coal gained 12,000 He truly should be the Infleld'a out Bead potatoes are somewhat high alike as being one of the cleverest After two deliveries bad been Washington, April 24.—(AP)— tens. Coke gained 44,600 tons. shore. Sickness and sorrow, pain and er in price this year and it is antici mystery plays of this or any other made, however, the delivering Yale men of '76 wants .t distinctly death, are felt and feared no more,*' standing playir this coming season, Gravel and sand were up 88,000 tons. Accordingling U to orthodox baseball, pated that potato prices in general season, ’'The Dark Tower,” the parties, became Impatient and understood that President Roose “Products of Forests’* showed in Thoie who neglect theee church Emory)ry Phelpe,Phel eecond man up, will bo lower next year than they melodramatic lucoese from the turned over the remamder at one velt and bin Harvard clasimatee of creased tonnage as did “Manufac services ars missing much that should bo a'good buntor. This da aave been during the past eeaion. facile pens of Alexander Woollcott time. '04 aren't the only ones who bad a tures and Miscellaneous." In the would benefit them greatly in these reunion at the White Home. partment le not giving away any This outlook makes it imperative and George S. Kaufman, cornea to FIRST ICEBERGS REPORTED latter category, refined petroleum most trying and difficult tlmee. Qoi secrets ae yet. Phelpe will mount that the succeieful grower have Parsons' tbsater, for an engags- William L. R. Wurte of Newark, ells including gasoline decuned 283,- speak! through eermon and eong, the keystone sack in tomorrow's large yields and while some money ment of on# week only, commencing N. J„ recalled today that Mr. On year own leewHiv wHhoet 000 tons. New England's sweet end we need to hear Him epeak if contest. New York, April 24.—(AP) — Roosevelt was not the first Presi tndenert. The only ees. h e might be saved in the Initial cost by Monday evening, April 23, following The first report by an incoming tooth demanded 6,800 tons of sugar we are going to do our beet work. Bill Keleh, veteran of last year, its recent Broadway triumph and dent to entertain his entire class monthly eherie ^ thiee per mors than In the previous year. Bewildered folks everywhere are planting table etock for seed, the liner of icebergs In the trane- membership. etni on enpelo beleneo. who batted .326 and .886 in his field t isk of crop failure is too great. with Jessie Royce Landie, Alexan Atlantio steai-Jihip lanes was Building materials fell short of their searching in vain for relief from ing, will get hie swat at the apple der Clark and Allan Tower in the William Howard Taft invited I P\ t A I FlNANaNO ^ 1982 totals. Passenger automobiles brought Id today by Capt. Robert members of his Yale cloM to a IDEAL ASSOOATION ^ their bewilderment, not realizing as the third man up at the platter. featured roles. Smart, of the liner California. increased by 2,000 tons. Beverages that from God alone can they get Keisb will bold dowi) the dizzy Embodying as It does the wit. and White House dinner March 4, 1911, ■4 8 -8 5 8 M ain 8 t. 8nd Fleov including tnose recently legalized Early last week the international he laid, and of the 82 men who at the courage and the itrengtb to corner and it is hoped that he will NEW ENGLAND DIRECTOR humor at Woollcott's command and loe patrol warned all ehlpe that 64 Robinow Ulte.—Fbon* T881 gained 17,800 tons. hold on when the way eeems very repeat his most successful season of the deft, sure dramatic couch so tended 21 are still living. MAXCHBBTBR ' 88. icebergs bad been sighted off the uncertain. The owner and publleber characteristic of Kaufman’s work Grand Banks, drifting south. Capt. c,f the Evening Herald ie leen quite Eddie Raguskus, clean-up man, FOR SHOE REBUILDERS “The Dark Tower” should prove a Smart said that on Friday be regular at the church services. He will of course play his usual posi welcome addition to local theatrical sighted three "growlers,” small Ice NORMA TALMADGE WEDS evidently finds something there that tion on the Initial bag. Raguskus is the young man who can multiply a fare. The Intriguing plot revolves bergs that bad broken off large helps him with bis tasks, which are No Additional Information Re around Jessica Wells, one of the ones. He said each “growler” was GEO. JESSEL, COMEDIAN most difficult. You too, will be help curve ball into three bases without most promising actresses of the day as large as the ship. ed if you come looking for help. I the use of a trigonometry table. If garding Operation of Code you care for figures, wrap these up: for Industry. am not urging you to attend the Eddie batted an average of .889 per Atlantic City, N. J. April 24.-• South Methodist church, but I do (AP)—Norma Talmadge, star of cent last year—at bat 69 times urge you to attend some church and with 20 bits to bis credit. the silent screen, now is Mrs. get the inspiration and help which since the meeting in Boston two George Jessel. In the orchard we find Anthony weeks ago of shoe rebuUders from all our churches are dispensing Quartus, right field; Harold Jarvle, all of the.New England states to dis She and the stage comedian were every Lord’s Day with both sermon married at the Hotel Ambassador left field; and Adam Karkavich, cuss the code under which the shoe and music. center field. In that respective bat rebuilders are to operate, there has late yesterday after keeping the Back to God and the church ting order. wedding plans a secret since last been no additional Information given h e American Journal of should be our watch cry, and this Otto Cook apparently will “warm to the (Connecticut Organization. It Thursday when they obtained a the bench,” giving way to Roland marriage license. one thing would do more towards was announced that the state of bringing about better times, than all Laahinskl who will take the part of Connecticut would be divided Into Public Health says, **A "I’m Mrs. Jessel now, all right," the multitude of things now being a talkative barber in the catcher's T said Miss Talmadge after the cere three regional sections and there tried. As a humble salesman I be box in tomorrow’s drama with would be appointed regional direc quart of pure milk a day in some mony. “And I love 1^.” Windsor Locks High school. “I’ve never been so happy in my lieve this with all my heart, and tors for each section, all under tne htve been pleased to see this same The last man in the llne-up is direction of the New England direc life,” Jessel said over and over aft Mitchell Grlowskl, pitcher a-la- form for every growing child, er kissing Mayor Harry Bacharach, thought expressed in recent articles tor. ’The division of the state into by men in prominent positions, like mode, who batted an even ,258 last who performed the ceremony, and season. Orlowskl who will twirl the different districts has not as yet for every nursing and expectant everyone in sight. Secretary of Agriculture Wallace, the pill in tomorrow’s first pitching been announced, although it is ex Less than a month ago Miss Tal Roger Babson, and others. assignment is a hurler who has pected that there will be some report madge obtained a Mexican divorce Then come with us, who regularly 'plenty of stuff” on the ball and received before the end of this mother, and at least a pint for from Joseph Schenck, the producer. attend the church services, and we should likewise offer enough trou week. For two years the former mo^ne will do thee good. ble to the opposition to place him every normal adult has a sound aotress and Jessel had been denying WM. E. KEITH. in the “menace to baseball” cate reports they would wed. gory. The couple will remain here until Coach Crowley still refused to scientific basis.” Friday when Jessel begins a week s commit himself today as to the out EXCURSION l b . 2 5 * vaudeville engagement in New NORTH COVENTRY come of the battle tomorrow but York. After that, he said, they wMl hopes-that the Manchester Trade TO n e w YORK / At a meeting called by the gen school’s squad will make a favor go to Florida. eral chairman for the unveiling of SUNDAY, APRIL 29 Miss Talmadge, all smiles, darted able showing. ROUND TRIP AA the tablet in memory of Nathan At a recent meeting of the Man RAILROAD FARE cane to a telephone immediately after Hale and commemorating the old Corned Beef the ceremony to talk to her siacera, chester 'Trade School Student Ac L t . WindMr Locks ...... 7 :24 AM . Constance and Natalie, in Califor training ground, the following com tivities association, it was unani Lv. Hortlof'S .•••«••••••••• 7 :44 AA L QRANULBa mittees were named: program, Dus 128th St...... 10:18 A.M. nia. mously voted tq hold a dance in DueNsw York* ...... 10:25 A.M. a Boro PA a 8o«p "Am I happy?” she yelled. “Co Ralph V. Reynolds, Rev. Leon honor of the Trade school graduat C h ip so with this pupohSM you think I would have done it un Austin, Arthur Porter, Miss Mar ing class on May 11. 'The proceeds L^. N e w York* ...... 0 :2 0 P.M. garet Jacobson, Mrs. Ruth French; L y . 125th St...... 6 :3 0 P.M. less I was sure I would oe happy?" from this dance will be donated to • Grand Central Terminal. parade, Byron W. Hall, Ernest the Trade school’s year book. The HciieHav cans Woodworth, Mrs. Portia Fuller, EASTERN STANDARD TIME C ocoa membefs on the dance committee A day for eightteting, trieiting friende or Connecticut Dairy and Food Council WilUam Wolfe, GUbert Storrs; are Rasmaond Skopek and Charles rtlaiivet— theatre. FAT PERSONS WARNED grounds. Selectman George E. Noveck. Purchass tleksts ia aSraacs. Nuaibar ie-ooiioa Jacobson, Arthur J. Vinton, Ralph The various committees In charge limitsd to oceoatmoflatleas ea spodal V in e g a r AGAINST REDUCING DRUG Reynolds, F. Raymond Boynton, of the Trade school’s year book are coach traia. Burton Carpenter: Finance, Rep. now in full swing and progressing THE NEW HAVEN r. r. INOOM Franklin R. Orcott, Perkins L. rapidly. Francis Weber, drafting M a y o n n a ise Chicago, April 24—Fat persons Latbrop, Thomas Flaherty, Mrs. J. student, is making cartoons illus were warned that an injudicious use LeRoy Schiveyer, Rev. Charles G. trating school activities, Weber is of the new "heat wave” method 6f Johnson; music, Mrs. Ruth Wells, truly gifted with the art of partoon- shedding excess poundage would Mrs. Portia Fulller, Miss Florence Ing. In order to help defray some C r a b m e a t bring serious illness and possible Whalen, Miss Frances Shea, Miss of the expense in publishing the death. Anna Kinzanek, Miss Mary Walker,. year book, advertisements are be w aLD oar Dr. Morris Flshbein, editor of the Miss Catherine Shea, Miss Anna ing solicited by members of the ad Toilet Paper Journal of the American Medical vertising committee. The commit POPULAR MARKET Miner, Miss Frances Tasca, Miss Association, said several serious Mary Martini, Miss Dwgonzek; re tee has the approval of the Man 855 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING MEAT SPECIALS eases of dinitrophenol poisoning freshments, Mrs. Burton O, Car chester Chamber of Commerce and have occurred In Chicago, the vic penter, Mrs, J, ■ LeRoy Schiveyer, has already met with much suc tims having taken the weight re Mrs. John E. Kingsbury, Thomas cess. WHERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOP ducing drug without medical advice. Overholtz, Mrs. Thomas Overholtz; Aaron Cook, mayor of Manches S p ar* R IB S 'oonior 2 ^ 25* Since the beneficial uses of dini- hospitality, Mrs. William Arm ter, will address the student body of tropbenol was first pointed out in strong, Rev. Charles Kelly, Mrs. the Trade school next Thursday af SPEOALS FOR WEDNESDAY mescal literature five months ago, Homer Wood, Rev. Charles Johnson, ternoon. LAMBFORE8 Ig. be said, several deaths and numer John E. Kingsbury, Rev. John Preparations are being made for ous cases of poisoning in America Pierce, Mrs. Perkins Latbrop, Louis the Trade school Open Night which SIRLOIN i IF and England have been reported. Kingsbury, Mrs. Fannie Rose Ben will be held May 8, Anydne wish CORNED BEE)F»*»- H * Those suffering from poison as nett, Royal Rose, Curtis Dean, Miss ing to attehd lit cordially invited. the result of overdosage devebp Mary Hopper, Mrs. Leon H. Austin, AND • S T E A K skin irritations and blisters. If the Arthur J. Vinton, Miss Annie PORTERHOUSE poisoning is critical, their body O'Brien. PUBUC RECORDS CALVES LIVER temperature rises to a point where Tbeie committees and all others the brain is affected. interested are Invited to meet next Marriage Intention 1 SMALL, LEAN, SMOKED WHOLE OR HALF VoRTBRHOMB IS- The drug banishes weight by rals- at the Town Hall in South Coventry George McClure Sawyer and Mar ST E A K S 39* inf the body's metabolism. at 8 o'clock next Saturday night. garet Mae Shepherd, both of Wester EXTRA SPECIAL T be^oard of Trustees will meet ly, Rhode lilaad, applied for a mar COLLEGE DANCE. at the home of their chairman, riage license in the town clerk’s SHOULDERS l i e PORK LOINS 1 8 < Newell A. Kill, this evening to lay office this mominf. New London, April 24,—(AP)— final plane for extending the Chapel STBIOTLY FRESH LEGS AND RUMPS B A N A N A S 4 - 1 7 . The loyal student at Connecticut Hall a i voted by the membere of the TWO KILLED IN CRASH I College will probably choose the church last Tueeday evening. heaviest escort she can find for the The Coventry Happy Guardnere' Fayetteville, N. C„ April 24.— dance next Saturday. 4H Club will meet this evening at (AP)—Sylvester Dortan, 82, lectur EGGS 2 4 9 * MilkFed VefJ.12^20 Each girl will be charged fifty the home of their leader, Gilbert H. er, author and orltio, and Private POTATOM IS lb.. 3 1 . cents admission, but her escort will Storrs. Both old and new membere James A. Ricbarde, 27, of Fort pajr a half cent for each pound of bis are urged to attend. B ra ff, wer# found dead beside Dor- FBESH KILLED wMflit. The Tdlland County Farm Bureau iea's wreeked automobile near n e dance is sponsored by the In under dlreetion of the Home Manobeeter, early today. ternational relations club and its Demooetratlen Agent held a olaaa Both men had bren dead several proceeds will help defray the ex- in chalr-eaning and upbelatbring hours. of a foreign student who will MICHIGAN TURKEYS psBssa today. The automobile bad left the road, aijbmA Um ooUasa nasi Faar« Tbli fiftenooB At 1:10 tbi pom* nm orar a baak aad ererturned. L i> TTK-^: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, APRIL 24,1984. oar, eaptaln; North Park atraat, woBMB'i dlvkAoB a i BOLTON ENTERTAINMENT BBAimr(X)NTEST WINNER Cbaataut itraat, Pronact itraat. FOUR ARABS SENTENCED Qtmm moaui. • v • > 1* Queer Twists ROCKVILLE No. 1-74, Park Plaoa, Park street, [RECORD CROWD Tb« door priJM IMMf TO BE STAGED TONIGIfT WILL DIRECT ORCHESTRA Oaynor Place, J/mirvlew, Walnut ■llpa, wtrt w«« IV « street, Jacob street. FOR KILLING AMERICAN •ad tlM rtwdal' pnat In Day*s- News District No. 13.—^Mn. Joseph ATCARDPARTVJaaiM Holloima, wm w w 1)^ Proceeds Will Be Used to Buy Miss Marion Bergeron. Major Lavitt, eaptaln; Union street from Baghdad, Iraq, April 34.—(A PI- CbarlM K ta n td a . Orchard street to West street, Ma ______^ ______L . ______V Equipment for Basebal Attraction at ^hool Street ple street. Orchard street, Thomp Four Arabs today were sentenced to Winnipeg—Jacob Goody, who was VISITING NURSE DRIVE Team There. Rec On Thursday Night. son street, Oak street, Hollow death for the murder of Ray Fisher, bom 107 years ago In Russia, hopes street. Woodland street, ^ e e l to become a British cltlsen before FOR FUNDS OPENS MAY 7 28, UWverslty of Cincinnati gradu 500 Players FiB 125 Tablet DEAD DOCTOR'REAU Tonight the entortaimnent and Tbs appearance at the School street. be dies. V District No. 13.—Mrs. Ernest ate and the son of Charles Fisher of xlanca to b« fivon for the benefit of He has renewed the application street Recrei^tion Center on Thurs R^d, captain; Mountain street, Hialeah, Fla. at SL Bridget’s Weekly STOMACH A O JIE in f a bsMball team, that will represent be made two years ago for naturall day evening of the Atlantic City Mrs. Carl Prutting and Mrs. Webster street. Pleasant street Yoimg Fisher ^ d a companion, Bolton takes place. The entertain- zatlon. Beauty Pageant winner. Miss Raymond Hunt in Charge of Raymond street, Ann street, Law Rudolf May, a newspaperman of His previous application was ru Card Games. A weird stoiy is told of ^ waBfi ment, which starts at 8 o’clock, General Committee. rence street. Quarry street. Pine Duesseldorf, Germany, were shot Jected because of insufficient America, who is Miss Marlon Berg street. and killed by Arabs 100 miles south known speeladlst reacUnf trofu tf|| will bo held in the Bolton Center eron of West Haven, offers an op grrave to curb stomach sufferUii|: ball and for several weeks a large knowledge of the English language ' Everything is in readiness for the District No. 14.—Miss Marion of Baghdad, March 5. Allentown, Pa. — The Lehigh portunity for everyone to see in per Butler, Mrs. Arthur Gyngell, cap At the time the two were on a A record crowd attended the card Years ago this doctor creatsd^l cast of local young people have been County Court agreed that Mrs. Ger son an outstanding beauty. This 1934 membership campaign of the prescription for stomach uloora^ preparing for the presentation of a tains; Grove to Hale street, Hale trip around the world. They were ptu’ty in ,St. Bridget’s church last trude S. Wells, of Allentown, should yoimg lady who is exceptionally well Rockville Visiting Nurse Associa .street. Maiden Lane, Cemetery ave trying to reach India by way of acid stomach, gas ptdns, heartbuni, show that promises to surpass that have a divorce from William Wells, talented is commanding recognition tion which is to start Monday, May nue, Reed street, Lewis street. night. The committee was head indigestion, bloating, baching, and of last November when a benefit Iraq, padding a coUapslble canoe. ed by Mrs. Cain Mahoney emd Ed other symptoms of excess add; performance was given for the of Niagara Falls, N. Y. Mrs. Wells, from many theatrical critics for her 7 and continue for one week. White street. Crown street. Cherry Fisher was shot through the head who lives 03 Chew street, testlflec ability and winning personality and United support of the residents of street, Brooklsm street from East ward Moriarty, with a hard work But his name brought fUne after Grange. and died instantly. May was shot in ing crew of assistants. There were death as one user told aaothor. that her husband washed bis false they ere loud in their praise of, her Rockville, Ellington, Vernon, Tol Main street. East Main street from the abdomen and, before he died, Not only will local young men land, Talcottville and the Crystal Market to Pine street. Cedar street. 500 players, filling 125 tables. 54,169 grateful persons have writ- and women take part In the enter' teeth- at the dinner table while future possibilities. tcld authorities that the Arabs ap guests were present and picked In ber engagement here Miss Lake districts is expected again this Laurel street. Stone street. Spruce Prizes were awarded to men and ten telling of their recoveries. Thlf tainment, but there has been ar proached them and asked for match women in bridge, whist and setback. preserpition Is now known to hun* drops of cream from the rim of the Bergeron will entertain during the year. stree, Jacob street. es as they were tlelng their canoe rangements made for professional pitcher. This Is the first drive for mem Talcottville— Miss Edna Mona The entertainment was furnish^ dreds of thousands as the Ugda performers from out of town. Fol evening with popular song rendl tc the river bank. The Arabs fired by the four DuBaldo brothers and Philadelphia—It was all so sim tions, dance and lead the band. Ever bers and funds for the past two ghan, captain. Treatment All stomach suflerora lowing the entertainment there will years. The drive is in general Vernon Center—Mrs. B. Kanter, without warning. refreshments were served. In the may have a free sample by writing be dancing and the prompter will ple, police say their two prisoners bince the announcement of her com captain. Fisher's body was found by police bridge play James Deardon won explained. Motorcycle officers oab ing to Manchester the talk of the charge of Mrs. Carl Prutting and to Udga, Suite B, Foot-Schulaa sing the “calls” for the old fash Mrs. Ra3miond Hunt, who have ap Vernon Depot—Mrs. William J. in an improvlsod grave here. An in flrst men’s prize and Hector Mac Bldg., S t Paul, Minn. The seven* ioned dances which will be equal In bed Howard Forye and Raymond town has been that they want their pointed team captains for each dis Stevens, captain. vestigation, arrests, and today’s Donald won the second prize. Miss day trial box of Ugda Tablets sold number to the modem dances. Kiedel, charging that the men were eyes to vision this beautiful young trlct. Elllrgton—Mrs. Clyde Cordsten, conviction followed. Margaret McKeever won first for under a money-back guarantee of carr3Ting a bathtub from a vacann lady, so that a large attendance is The following are the team cap Mrs. Carlton Pease, captains. women and Miss Mairy Nackowaki satisfaction by Arthur Drug Store, house. expected. -Plans to seat them all so tains who have been appointed and Crystal Lake—Mrs. Wfirren Neff, wac awarded the second prize. E. J. Murphy and other go<^ drug “We wanted some pipe to rig up chat the vision will not be obstruct the different districts in which they captain. In whist David J. Moriarty was gists. a gas stove,” was the explanation ed are being made. Not only will will conduct the drive: Deaths Last Night awarded first prize and J. J. Swee Overnight A. P. Hanford, Calif.—It was twelve Spring Term Opens those present be entertained but District No. 1—Mrs. Chester ney took the second honor* among down and four to go for Oscar, tb: there will be time for plenty of danc The trials of the spring term of Dayton, O. — Col. Orvon Graff the men. Miss Dorothy Toohy 16-inch gopher snake, and it -might Bronson, captain; Union street to the Tolland Coxmty Superlm* Court News ing, as the program will open at 8 Elm street to Orchard street. Ward Brown 71, founder and head of the won flrst prize for women in the PUBLIC SETBACK have been a big day for Harry the opened this morning in Rockville be Miami Military Institute. o’clock and continue imtil one street. Union street to Prospect fore Judge Ernest C. Simpson of whist playing and Miss Barbara TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 8:16 hoptoad hac' not E. J. Mclntlre o’clock. street. Ward street to Union street. Pasadena, Cal.—Maj. Arthur H. Burdville the second honor. Boston—Robert Homans, 60, mem principal of the Oakville school Waterbury. ODD FELLOWS HALL District No. 2.—Mrs. Clarence While this is the third sitting of D. Britton, 58, retired British army In setback M. J. Donahue was ber a t the Harvard corporation dies. happened along. officer who was in charge of th^ first in the men’s division aind Ber Pythian Sisters. The twelve down were the twelve McCarthy, chairman; East street. the present term of the court it is Boston—James M. Lewis, 83, be East Main street from Belding’s to the first group of cases actually to transportation service for that army nard Mcllduff was second. Mrs. Prizes! Refijeshmeiita! lieved the last surviving member of most important inches of Oscar’s Tolland road, Kingsbury avenue. come to. trial. during the World War. James McVeigh won first in the A ll Welcome! 25c. the crew of the Frigate Constitution anatomy, and they were down Har BOLTON Grove street, Hale street to Hyde ry’s stomach. The four to go were Eight cases were listed for trial who saw active service aioard the avenue, Snipsic street, Bolton .road, at this sitting although it was an old Man O’ War is buried. what Meintire grabbed bold of to Coventry road, Hyde avenue, Earl pull a dazed and thankful Oscar Rev. Harold Wlltz preached a very ticlpated last evening that they Cambridge, Mass.—Harvard Uni Interesting sermon Svmday mom street. King street, South street would be of short duration. verslty atmounces an expedition will from H a rris protesting Jaw. from Reed street east. Fern street. But one. jury case was listed for start for the Belgian Congo, April Mclntlre reported Harry and Os ing. Mrs. Mary Wippert and Mrs.- Center street, - Liberty street, Hart trial at this term of the court,‘being 25 to study onchocerciasis, a wide car Immediately went their ways Elsie Jones sang a duet, “Alone.’ ford Turnpike, Minterbum Court. the case of A. J. Orme, tmstee, spread tropical disease. neither the worse for wear. Next Sunday the sermons will be District No. 3.—Mrs. Edith against Olive F. Stengel, and wife. Denver—Jake Wagner of Little on “Why I Put Away Childish Weber, Mrs. Edward Harding, cap It is anticipated that this case will ton needed aid in getting his car out Things.” Every Thursday evening tains; Spring street. Grand street. not be tried until the June term of of a parking space so be “gave it Bible study will be conducted at the River street, Pillsbury Hill, Rau the Superior Court. the gun” and it responded so read irsonage by the Rev. Harold street, Morrison street. Card Party TOLLAND ily that it crashed against a pole ’iltz. Every one is invited to’at District No, 4.—Mrs, A. E, Profe, The Rockville Emblem club will with fire alarm box. tend. captate; Vernon avenue. High street, hold another public bridge party Mrs. Oarrst Ssigel and Mrs. Bes In a moment Wagner found him The ladles’ meeting will be held Brooklyn street from Market street Wednesday afternoon at the Elks sie Fish o t Snipsic Lake, the two self surrotmded by fire apparatus. at the parsonage Thursday after to Vernon avenue. Linden street. Home, comer of Emington avenue women in town who took out a fish The fire chief let him go on his noon. A speaker who has been a District No. 5.—Mrs. Walter H. and Prospect street, with playing ing license, have had real fisher promise to pay for the damage. missionary in China will give an Robinson, Miss Helen Regan, cap to commence at 2:30 p. m. men’s luck. Both caught five trout Oklahoma City — Civilization, in illustrated talk on her previous tains; TaJeott avenue, Falrvlew The committee in charge consists sach last Wednesday. the opinion of Prof. W. H. Hill of work. street, Florence avenue, Davis ave of the following: Mrs. Rasnnond E. Oklahoma City University, has done nue, Ellington avenue, Elizabeth Himt, chairman: Mrs. Thomas F. Mrs. Ellen B. West of Hsurtford Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wlltz spent street. spent the week-end with relatives. a lot for pigs but mighty little for Monday in Colchester In connection Garvan, Mrs. Harry C. Dowding, boys. District No. 6.—Miss Margaret Mrs. Stephen H. Connors, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johonnot of with union church services there. McLean, captain; South street Reed “We’ve devoted time and money Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Jones and son George Coleman and Mrs. A. M. Hartford were Sunday guests for to improving our cattle and nogs, street, also South street, west, Burke. Mrs. Laura Judson. spent Sunday afternoon in Somers Thomas street, Vernon avenue from Cornelias to Meet Q e d o < observing l^erent characteristics as guests of Mrs. Hattie White and No. 40 to South street. High street / The local schools are closed for a and Improving the breed but during family. The Cornelia Circle held a meet week of vacation tind will reopen the same time we haven’t progress from No. 89 to Vernon Creamery. ing this afternoon at the Town for the spring term April 30. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Alvord of District No. 7.—Miss J. Margaret Farm and were the guests of Mrs. ila tL curt ed one lota in improving our chil Hartford have moved to Alvord Mr, and Mrs, W, H o ^ Hayden a t dren,’’ he said in a public address. Schmogro, captain. Village street, Delos Rich. The topic for discus tended the funeral of Rev. Woo din Acres. Patsy Alvord spent the Becker Place, West street from sion was entitled “Our Town Farm.” in Andover Monday afternoon. San Francisco—Supervisor Ar week-end with her grandparents, West Main street to Union street. City Court There will be two flower ex thur M. Brown convinced the city's Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Alvord. . District No. 8.—Mrs. O. P. Morin, Aqthony WirzbrekI, 55, was be changes in Tolland County under governing board that bricks “are no Mrs. Charles Sumner has returned Mrs. Edward W. Bums, Jr., cap fore Judge John E. Fisk in the the direction of the Extension Serv joke.” from a week’s visit in Washington tains; West Main street, West Rockville City court yesterday ice of Tolland County Farm Bureau. First be offered a resolution call attending a D. A. R. convention. street from West Mfln to West morning on a charge of intoxication. The flrst will be at West Stafford, ing for an investigation of reports Tickets are on sale in the towns street station and beyond Nye He was fined $10 and costs. Judge May 15, and the one in Columbia that speakers at a “Good Gov irn- of Tolland County for a 4-H club street. Fisk gave Wirzbiecki three weeks in will be May 22 in the Town Hall. A. ment League” meeting urged ‘tax musical festival in Hartford, May District No. 9.—Mrs. John N. which to pay his fines. E. Wilkinson, extension .sp^inhst in payers to march to the City Hall 12 at the Bushnell Memorial. More Keeney, captain; Talcottville road. Marriage Announced gardening, will be at both meetings with a brick in each band.” than 700 male voices will take part. Windsor avenue. West street from The announcement has been made to answer questions and discuss When the other supervisors ap The proceeds from the concert will Ellington line to West Main street, of the marriage of Clifford E. Wil flower problems. Any type peared unconcerned. Brown drew be given to start a 4-H music fund. Strong street, Windemere avenue, liams of Willimantic and Millie J. plant, perennial, bushy shrub two bricks from his brief case and Mrs. Alexander Bunce is in charge Franklin street, Chamberlain street, Bartlett of this city, on April 21. slammed them to the floor. “They’re? of the advertising and sale of tick Asher street, Berkley Terrace. They were married In this city by imything else will be acceptable in no joke,” he declared. District No. 10.—Mrs. Herbert Rev. George S. Brookes, pastor of exchange. ets in several towns. M. Swartsflguer, Mrs. William His resolution was promptly re ’The baseball team will present a the Union Congregational church. The following are the names of ferred to a committee for action. Pritchett, captains: Elm street. Cot the nominating committee for the minstrel Tuesday evening at the tage street, St. Bernard’s Terrace, Federated Sunday school: Mrs Baltimore—Judge Robert F. Stan Community House. A dance will Market street. School street. Pros The Virgin Islands, purchased Samuel Simpson, Lucile Agard, W ton took under consideration the be held after the entertainment. pect street from Elm street to from Denmark in 1917, comprised Hoyt Hayden, Charles Gunther and leniency plea of James Svoboda, 84- The Grange chorus will meet at Ward street. the last U. S. territorial acquisi Jo;in E. Clough. year-old Spanish-American War Hillstown to practice this evening. District No. 11.—Mrs. C. S. Spen- tion. I.r. and Mrs. Walter Pearson of veteran, who was convicted of lar Hartford were guests of relatives ceny of three rings valued at 81.- here Saturday. 150. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob CAorchis eu “Don’t put the last nail in my ^155 to ^620 lo w er tertained relatives from Hartford coffin,” the prisoner pleaded. “lam over the week-end. an old man and haven’t long to live. glr. and Mrs. Frank A. Newman . . . Lot me out to breathe the held a family reunion at their home fresh air again.” over the week-end. Relatives were Get Your Tickets NOW! than last year! present from Hartford, RockviUe and Tolland. Miss Alice E. Hall is spending this week with friends in Romney, For The Annual W. Va. TALCOTTVIUE A quarterly conference of the of Finer than the Jinesi Studebakert ficers of the Methodist branch of Miss Mary Wendhelser of Rock the Federated church was held this ville and Miss Dorothy Wood are ever b u ilt before afternoon at the home of John H. spending a few days in New York. ^•X N P U 6 I ’ M T 8 I H I ^ 5A I T U M V Steele. Rev. George Scrivener, dis They are registered at the Hotel trlct superintendent of New Eng KIWANIS MINSTREL SHOW Lincoln. land Southern conference, Norwich l m o s t every other car on the District, presided. John Monaghan, (IHinton Webb, Miss Thelma Price of Kent, Ruth Bllnn and Francis Ewing are Benefit Kiddies Camp—Hebron A^ market is selling at substantially Conn., spent the week-end at the in Washington with their High higher prices today than last year. school class of Rockville. home of her parents. But Studebaker prices are ^155 to Miss Plummer of the Home Ex The public schools are having a ^620 lower! And,the new 1934 Stu- tension service of the Tolland Coun week’s vacation. Tuesday, Wednesday, May 8, 9 debakers are finer cars in every way ty Farm Bureau met several wom Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Smith are en in the social rooms of the Feder enjoying a few days at Columbia than the finest that Studebaker ated church last Friday. All woik- with friends. \ offered in former years. ed on chair seating. Miss Florence Meacham 's en Frank Smith, who has been con Hollister Street School Auditorium They’re magnificently streamlined. joying a week’s vacation from her fined to his bed, is able to be around Built like battlethipa—of seamless High school duties at Msmchestcr. ngaln. steel reinforced by steel. They’re so Mr. and Mrs. Collins of New Brit William Smith has purchased roomy that six grown-ups are easily^ ain were recent callers on friends new V-8 Ford car. accommodated in the sedans. here. Mrs. G. McKee visited her grand The Kiwanians Wanda Tortorellis, Edward Wo- father at North Granby on Sunday. Studebaker’s own million-doUar TWO AERODYNAMIC MASTERPIECES OF 1934 chomurka, Mildred Clough and development, Quadripoiao Suspen Could vehielet talk, this meedag of the Union Padfle'a hsar 110- Andrew Buckley are the Tollsmd Assisted By sion, cradles the action of cdl four mile-an-hour train and a n ^ skyway style Studebaksr would students of the Rockville High wheds at all speeds and on all roads* undoubtedly sound like a session of a mutual admiration society. school who left test week for the 0 annual trip to Washington, D. C. WAPPING The regular meeting of the Men’s The G>mmunity Players DICTATOR . . Community club of Tolland will be Mrs. Ernestine D. SuUivaa and COMMANDER held Thursday evening at 8 o’clock her brother, Harry P. Piles Jr., left in the social rooms of the church. PRESIDENT . last Saturday afternoon, by automo Will Present BsM pritts at factory. Bumfiart, E. C. Winch, district forester, will bile for New York city, w^ers they tpsdel sstfe show five reels of moving pictures spent the week-end with their sister, taken in the state forests. Ashur Miss Dorothy Doane. Reed of Rockville will entertain with musical numbers with his vio There was a setback party for the lin All men of the community are benefit of the Eighth Grade in the invited. Rye street school. The children en ‘Gold In Them Thar IfiJls’ A meeting of the Tolland Ceme tertained with a fine radio program. tery Association was held Saturday The women’s flret prize in setback afternoon in the Town Hall. v/as won by Mrs. W. C. Hills, the A Three Act Comedy^Melodrama The body of Prank Lincoln Fle'.d Eecond by Mrs. French and the con was brought to Tolland Saturday solation to Miss Barbara Daly. The afternoon and burled in the family men’s first prize went to Edward plot In the North cemetery. Mr. Sedgwick, second to Alber Morris ADDED ATTRACTIONS: Field was the son of the late George and consolation to Herbert Jam- and Emily (Phelps) Field and was breau. Refreshments were served. Floradora Sextet—Impersonate d By Six Men. bom Sept. 4, 18M, In Forest City, Michael Kobylinsky of Pleasant Calif. He married Oct. 3, 1895, Valley was taken to the Veterans Kiwanis Quartet — Soloists and Comedians From Former Ki- Miss Mary Williams Rathbun of hospital in Newington last Satur wanis Shows. HOW'S THIS FOR lOONOMYT Richmond, R. I., who survives him, day afternoon. Checked by Weetere Unlen dlteiale at etart, en roota, sod at as do a son, Courtland Phelps Little Georgle Palmer, five years ■tudebeker Dictator pictured covered 36milee at a S0«dle ; Fl^d, and a daughter. Mr. Field’s old, was taken to the Manchester •fe nysed. Only one faHon of gaKliae wae given carat outset i father, Deacon Field, purchased the Memorial hospital last Saturday Tickets May Be Obtained From All Kiwanians, The Community Players and Girl Luther Baldwin farm In Tolland night. He Is seriously 111. Scouts. August 18T0, and with bis family Miss Irene Dletricbson of Bolton Wetherell Motor Sales were residents of Tolland for many was the week end guest of Miss With 20 East Center Street years; be being deacon of the Bap Phoebe Crane of South Windsor. (Tax Free) tist ohurob in town for eighteen Mr. and Mrs. Oloott F. King of ADMISSION Reserved Seat $ l . i o o ye&rs. ’The deceased, after leaving South Windsor, are In Washington t o ^ . resided with his family in this week. Mr. King is commissioner Tickets Exchanged for Reserved Seats At Watkins. Woodbury, Conn., where he passed ot agriculture for the State of Con aw ^ last Thursday. necticut. w - • ‘ ‘ •V- ■' '’■)•TU,. ‘U’tf T ' *.4“ , . PAOGBnmr HANCHESTBB BiVTOlNG B S B ^ , IllWCBa^nilK bOMN^ TOB^AT, APRIL 24.1984. You Can Sing In the Rain In These -- Dashing Coats KATHARINE WaterprooBng Permits Wearing: of Pine Silks and Gay Cottons By Ofat Rohwti kvilano-tAylor • IM4 MIA M »AC«, M9. Anparafuf, tb«iik goodzMM, Is oneue niH-of-bPfuil-of-be«lth vegetable that A Uttla flrl atrangaly S t j uM BEGIN HERB TODAY you don’t have to sell to the family. ratlrlng jmd traatod like PABLITO, fe hmndMiue vooth ac- As long ago as old Colony days it hot-houae plant from tlia digr ■ '« Mwed of a murder be did not com* was an epiourean item in good and nit, escapee from Ke^ West to Ha* regular naa("iding, with the news- her birth, found heraalf i t Ms in a vana with two thlevee, BEAD and papers mentioning It in marketing ■elect private aehool w hii^ M. H. S. GOLFERS START SEARS IS SEEN AS WITH THE WALKER CUPPERS HOME RUN nCURES OUTSTANDING STAR SEASON HERE THURSDAY, Gm Moreland IN BOTH THE MAJOR FACING WEST HARTFORD OF DRAKE RELAYS Deltas dtAfi 18) Hu* BkMd Brifht traU In SoathWAAi KDlTOII'i NOTBt Thli li the *s Net Hopefuls NATIONAL HITIERS Butler University Ace, Who fmmh eg a eeriee et aH1«1m ee Harold and Daniel Civello the careen and pAfteiialttlea Of Ran Fastest 2 Miles in U. the eithi meubeffe ef Aim m - Face Two Vital Fhetors Local Sport 1W4 Walker enn golf team * MORE THAN DOUBLE■WK Only Veterans On Team; which meet* the BnhAh at st. Chatter S. History, Seeks Meet Andrews May In Challenging England NUMBER OF H O M m Former Is Captain; Wil^ By ItLL PAARER n«» ' Record This Week-End. (AMoelAted Bree* Bporfo Writer liam Weir Wins Berth; Birthes, eagles And acSS are to* Wimbledon, England, April 24. an omaartg aisdrt* goal of all dyed"!n-the^wool golfers Danas, Tex., April ta.—(AP)— (AP)—^America's Davis cup hope* meat of ftrokei. The bail' but a local ifian, whose identity fuli, if toe.y haveb’t‘ already ■ -,ai ■■■been '• wui.wui 8im used both mla toe ail Bag*^ai Hk NIm it 21 Guttt Lul By JIMMV DONAHUE Gus Moreland, 23-year-old Dallas Fourth Place StiH Open. irust remain a secret, wasn’t elated NEA 8er\-Voe SpOrts Writer advised of it, may as weu learn land ehampionsnips here and in the over the birdie he got at the. Man*- links star, got a surprise On the now they will be up against tWd Davis cup eoatests, Maxell thinks S«iw&, 26 id SdBke N i^ Chester Country Glub over the week The Headliner of thS Drake Re* •ve Of hli departure for New York important factors lb challmigmf it wUl help ha^ hitiari like Frank Englemd for tebnis boners this sea* Shields and Lei Htfieleifen. But be but to better its Impressive rec* end, mainly because the "birdie" lays, to be held in DesMomee, la., to sail with other members of the happened to be A pheasant with een. first is a better ahd mbre a0|^tl It WlU them enough, her This Year; Ameriotill April 27-28, probably will be a slim, 1934 United States Walker cup e e u i^ can «fd of Itst ytar, MAftche«tef Itigh’ft murderous tendencies, it seenlS that team when a sporti writer showed eonfidefit Fred Perry, aee of toe dbh't see foil tesitQ d^etis its 1984 season at angular Hoosler who answers tO home team. The other is a new and take the big eup Q^m us tois the golfer in question was wending him a complete record of the tour* year,” bnetihuediffii efekeli. ”¥ou his peaceful way about the links the name of Ray Sears. livelier ball. Also Shows a Heavy G ak tH« Muieiiestef Country ciub tills namehts he had won since he start* "I should say Perry Is about juei saw how Perry’s Biiiytog, and When he found a pheasant obstruct This fellow, hailing from But- ed his phenomenal career in IDIT. Tfiursd&y afteriiddfi ag-Ainst west le-. University, at tnaianapoiis, IS thirty percent better thah he was at I cafa voUch that Buhhy AUlUfi 14 4 a#* Hartford High. The first of fourteen ing his path. T'he golfer brandished There were 28 in all, ihcludlng toll time a year ago,” declared Dan laying the best tennis of nil eateer bis dub to shoo the bird away, ih- defending his Drake two-mlle rub several important championships By tttJGtt S. FUiLtaHTON, JBi matches that comprise the schedule, title, and it is out hu^jeh that nO Maskeii, profeiSibnai eoach of the ight now. (Associated Preos Sports Writer)^ trie fted and White team, which ctead of taking flight, the pheasant, within the last three years, and i& British Davis forces. "His hack Bo We have this year — two of With an angry gleam in its eyes, addition he had been runneriUp lA hand 1s much better, his forehapd is toe three ot four heat aingles If home run figuree for toe f i ^ rushed to attack. Plaboergasted by five Others. Sharper a&d his service was doihg players In the world — and A OOUpie seven days of the major league a(W« this sudden and surprising turn of Of first rate aouhies in "t doh’t eee hoW It WAS possible “things ------today------that “ never iau|ht i t Pv' m LOST AND FOUND LOST AND POUND APARTMENTS—FLATS— sick and that a car was needed to tens “are not equippod with weap ment arose from something which TENEMENTS 63 drive for a doctor. ons of a nature to cope with a man SAMUEL OiSULL TEU^ Mrs. Leavett had said which threw lO S T — 2 SMALL WHITE pig*. One l o s t —PASS BOOK NO. 20463- “I didn’t suspect an}rthing so 1 who carries a machine gun and bul Morse into such'a rage that he im Notice is hereby jfiven that Pass dressed and went out There stood let-proof vests.’’ mediately {Started beating and kick mmniufflDT with tag. If found please call 6746. FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement ail Reward. Book No. 20463 issued by The Sav improvements, 818 per month. three men facing me with guns, ‘Get It asked the governor to send Na HOW HE FLED GREECE ing her. ings Bank of Manchester has been Arthur A. Knofla, telephone 5440 your guns and drive us’ they said, tional Guardsmen, “if necesstu^,’’ Bennett ^ prosecutor that LOST—PASS BOOK NO. 29681- lost or destroyed, and written ap or 4859. Hticldng their guns into me. or a sufficient number of deputies (OoBfiteaed tron Pnga One) he and hls^wife ware awakened Notice Is hereby given that Pass plication has been made to said “ ‘Now, mind your own business to give the townsfolk “adequate about 2 a. m., and went to the roof Book No. 29681 issued by The Sav band by the person in whose name FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat, also r.nd drive as we teU 3n>u and every protection’’ against the desperado, methods that Samuel InsuU at of the building and peered down ings Bank of Manchester has been such book was issued, for payment six room tenement with all im thing will be aU right,’ they said. whose activities the resolution that moment turning over in hie a skylight into Morse’s iqpartment lost or destroyed, and written ap of the amount of deposit represent provements. Inquire at 147 Blast “They seemed to know the roads termed “ a disgrace and danger to, mind. Consequently, none of the and there saw a woman stretched Coroner Wffl Probe Dodrie plication has been made to said ed by said book, or for the issuance Center street aU right and we must have traveled the people of the state.’’ sentinels on duty was prepared to on the floor with a man standing bank by the person in whose name of a duplicate book therefor. about 50 miles. Aroimd midnight The resolution was the town’s of- penetrate the disguise of tbe>^nan over her, striking her with his fists Murder and Suicide This such book was issued, for payment FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat all they told me to get ou t I . did. Then, fldal answer to reports that they watched —a man whom uey and walking aroimd her and kicking of the amount of deposit represent Improvements, rent reasonable, at I made my way to Park F*dls.’’ Mooresville favored amnesty for were about to see appear as 25 her. ed by said book, or for the issuance AUTOMOBILES 170 Oak street Inquire Maples Dillinger. years younger. Bennett said that when the police Afternoon. of a duplicate book therefor. FOR SAL^ Hospital, 164 Oak. WOMEN ABE LOYAL The outlaw visited his father’s Procuring a box of blacking such did not arrive after ^e flrst few farm near here April 7 and 8. moments be returned to the skyUgbt FOR RENT—TWO, THREE and Milwaukee, April 24.—(AP)— as women use to touch up their FOR SALE—FORD TRUCK, Model John Dllllnger’s women associates eyes, he set td work colorli^ his and saw Morse beat the woman four room furnished or unfurnished LONDON INTERESTED Norfolk, Conn., April 34.— (AP) A, 1 1-2 ton. Good running condi have been loyal to him. hair and moustache. He worked again, then take a rest in a chair apartments. Manchester Construc —Local, coimty and state offidala tion.—150.00. Inquire 60 Pine St. .Several have taken desperate St. Paul, April 24— (AP)— Two patiently, and finally accomplished for a few moments before going tion Co. Tel, 4131 or 4869. trans-Atlantic telephone calls from chances to aid the Indiana bad man a remarkable transformation. back to beat her again. A kick de are continuing 'their invectigation London, England, newspapers, in Manchester FORDS— 1931 CX)ACH, 1931 sedan, and all of them have been tight-lip Escape Was Easy livered after this rest, Bennett said, of the circumstances surroundiBg 1930 coupe, 1930 coach, 1929 coach; FOR RENT—APARTMENTS and terested In the search for the des was so violent that it could be heard unfurnished rooms, and store in ped when questioned by authorities ’The rest was, he says, “as easy as Evening Herald 1932 Tcrraplane coupe; 1929 perado, John Dillinger, have been through the skylight. Bennett said the fire wbirii Sunday night burned Johnson Block. Telephone 6070 or about his movements and plans. falling off a log,” Chandler sedan; 1929 Chevrolet received by Police Chief Thomas Morse then -dragged, the woman the home of Jacob Weraula, taking CLASSIFIED 4040. A 20-year old half Indian girl, He hired a cab as any ordinary coupe; 1927 Bihck sedan. Brown’s DablU. person might do. In it he drove around the a p ar^ en t by the feet his life and that of his two children, Evelyn Frechette of .Neoplt Wls., Reporters from the London Dally ADVERTISEMENTS Oarage. FOUR ROOM FLAT, flrst floor, im has figured most often in Dllllnger’s past the pickets and reached while shouting at her: “You will dc Bobby, 9, and Helen, 10. Eagle and the Evening News asked that, will you ?” and ‘T o u will say Count sis avoras* worda to a Una. provements, good location, nice escapades. She is now held in Fed Piraeus, where the Maiotis was Today Lieutenant Fred Brann ot Chief DahiU about the pursuit and that, will you ?” Initials, numbera and abbravlatlona yard. Inquire Chas. J. Strickland, eral custody at St. Paul on charges waiting. the state police, Sergeant each count aa a ^.^■o^d and compound “have you got Dillinger surround When the police arrived the im- MOVING—TRUCKING- 168 Main, telephone 7374. she helped the outlaw escape a po It was, be said, chartered for him Rose of Canaan barracks and Dep* words aa two words. Minimum coat la ed ?” conscious woman, suffering from a STORAGE 20 lice trap thore March 31. by friends whose names he refuses uty Sheriff Thomas Leahy visited price ot three lines. “No,” replied Chief Dahlll, ‘“we fractured skull, was taken to Belle Line rates per day for tranalaat FOR RENT—4 ROOM FLAT on Captured in a Chicago tavern, to divulge. the scene of the tragedy, where the PERRETT a OLENNET m a local haven’t heard from him since yes vue hospital, where she died. ads. Clinton street, The Manchester the Frechette girl told officers Dil Once aboard, he went directly to remains of the three vlctima were EileetlTa Marek 17, 1837 and long distance moving. Daily Trust Company. terday.” the cabin and remained close inside picked up yesterday and taken to Cash Cbarra linger bad slipped away when they “It’s quite an interesting story ( Conaecntlva Days ..I 7 eta 9 eta express to Hartford. Overnight entered the place. She chided them until the dingy freighter could be Canaan bairacks where they still FOR RENT—FOSTER STREET, over here,” said the London News. t Consecutive Days ..I 9 eta 11 eta service to and from New Tork. for having missed their quarry. made ready to weigh anchor. FOREIGN EXCHANGE await the findings of Coroner Les 1 Day ...... I 11 Ota 11 eta Tel. 3063—8860 or 8864. near East Center street south Osoght In Aiixona IVben the Greek authorities be ter Schafer of Wlnsted. All orders for Irregrular Insertions tenement, newly renovated, aD im Will be charged at the one time rata. She was with Dillinger and other came aware of bis whereabouts late It was unofficially stated that the Special rates for long term every provements. Dial 3582. members of his gang when they the next day, they ordered the New York, April 24— (AP)—For coroner’s report might, not be myri* day advertising giver, upon request. PUBLIC PASSENGER were captured last fall at Tucson, FINE CONCERT Maoitis to put back under the eign Exchange steady; Great Bri before tomorrow, although it tp un Ads ordered for three or six days threat at sending a war ship in pur and stopped before the third or fifth SERVICE 20A Ariz. She was returned to Chicago tain in dollars, others in cents. derstood that state officiala will BUSINESS LOCA'nONS suit. give a tentative report to the coro day will be charged only for the ac and 'subsequently released. Great Britain llemand, 5.15 1-4; tual number of times the ..d appear EN ADDITION fO Silver Lane Bus FOR RENT 64 The three girls seized early yes PROGRAM GIVEN ner of their investigations some ed, charging at the rate earned, but Line, D6 Luxe Bus for lodge, party cables, 5.16 1-4; 60 day bills, 6.14; time this afternoon. It is under no allowance or refunds can be made lO RENT—OFFICES AT 865 Main terday at a Vilas county resort near or team trips, we also offer 7 pas France demand, 6.66; cables, 6.66; stood that there Is no reason to be on six time ads stopped after the street (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed Eagle River, Wls., from which Dil ARE WITHOUT FUNDS fifth day. senger sedan livery. Phone 8063, linger and six companions had shot Italy demand, 8.57 14; cables, lieve that anything but a verdict of ward J. HoU. TeL 4642 and 8025. No "till forbids"; display Unes not 8860, 8864. their way to freedom several hours BY m CLUB 1:57 1-4. double murder and suicide will be sold. previously, were equally uncommu FOR SOIFS BURIAL Demands; found at the close of the Inquest. The Herald will not be responsible (Continned From Page One) for more than one Incorrect Insertion PROFESSIONAL HOUSES FOR RENT 65 nicative about the men with whom Belgium, 23.61; Germany, 39.50; No new angles seem to have devel of any advertisement ordered for they had arrived at the resort last Holland, 68.30; Norway, 25.90; oped. more than one time. SERVICES 22 TO RENT— SEVERAL Desirable and appropriate accompaniment, (Contlnaed from Page One) Sweden, 26.56; Denmark, 23.02; No arrangements for the funerals The inadvertent omission ot incor Friday. 'They also refused to tell five, six and seven room houses, their names. and to which the audience listened Finland, 2.29; Switzerland, 32.67; ot the three victims win be made rect publication of advertising will be PIANOS TUNED, repaired, rebuilt. at the youth, will also testify at the rectlfleJ only by cancellation of the single and double; also heated Apparently fearing a Jail deliv appreciatively, demanding a repeat Spain, 13.79; Portugal, 4.69; Greece, until after the coroner has complet John Cockerbam, 28 Bigelow inquest. charge made tor the service rendered. apartment. Apply Edward J. HoU. ery, Federal agents removed the of the number. Intenst was xnanl- .95; Poland, 19.16; Czeebo Slovakia, ed his Inquest All advertisements must conform street. Phone 4219. fest in “Feasting I Watch,” because The action of Policeman EVans In the meantime Mrs. Wersula is In style, copy and typography with Phone 4642 and 8025. three from the Eagle River jail, to 4.20; Jugo Slavia, 2.29; Austria, an imannounced jail late yesterday. it will be the contest song at the and Curtis was upheld by Henry J. 19.15N; Hungary, 29.85N; Rumania, recovering from her shock over the regulations enforced by the publish Case, chairman of the Darien police ers and they reserve the right to HELP WANTED—MALE 36 FOR RENT—9 ROOM HOUSE on A mystery woman figured In Dil- competition of the New England 1.02; Argentine, 34.33N; Brazil, tragedy and her father, Oscar edit, revise or reject any copy con East Center street, The Manches lingeris sensational “wooden gun’’ Federation of Men’s Glee Clubs, to commission. 8.74N; Tokyo, 30.50; Shanghai, Lalninen, who was presumably sidered objectionable. . be held at the Bushnell Memorial ‘Tt is a very unfortunate matter,” CLOSING HOURS— Classified ads to CONTACT MAN—Credit and collec ter Trust Company, escape from the Crown Point, Ind., 34.12^; Hongkong, 38.12V^; Mexico struck by a lamp thrown by Wer be published same day must bs re- tion agency needs an aggressive, jail. She visited him and was be May 12. While the club singers he said, “but the officers were per Q ty (silver peso), 27.95; Montreal sula is improving under a doctor’s FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat, eelvsd by 13 o'clock noon; Saturdays forceful contact mas. Good future lieved to have arranged a tempora did not appear at their best in this forming their duty. We are be in New York, 100.37 New York care at the home of a neighbor, single bouse, with all Improve hind Officers Evans and Curtis.” 10:10 a. m. if one has the ability to produce ry refuge for him while poUce number, it seems assured that at in Montreal, 99.62^. Mrs. George Hall.* ments, at 16 Homestead street, The police commlssioD took no results. High school or college searched Chicago and vicinity. the competition they will be able to TELEPHONE YOUR garage if desired. Inquire Frank give a very good account of them action on the fatal shooting in their graduates preferred, age 25-30. Car K. OF C. CX)ifVENTION More than 2,435,000 ounces of WANT ADS. selves. session last night. Any step will essential. Address Box K, Herald Damato, 24 Homestead street Tel. ALL ROADS OCABDED gold was produced in the United Ads are accepted over the telephone 7091. Mercer, Wls., April 24— (AP) — The rest of the program was hinge on developments at the in Middletown, April 24— (AP) — States in 1933. at the CHARGE RATE given above with full information concerning given in fine style and with warmth quest, Case said. as a oonvenlsn e to advertisers, but education, experience, etc. Scores of officers kept up their The annual state convention at the of expression, each sung in the Evans and Chirtls are free in the Knights of Columbus will be held The 100-inch telescope at Mount the CASH RATES will b« accepted as SUBURBAN FOR RENT 66 ceaseless patrol today over miles of FULL PAYMENT If paid at tbs busi WANTED—COLLECTOR with car. lonely Wisconsin highways, nervous* spirit of the text. custody of Police Chief Edward here May 6, and 7, it was announced Wilson observatory, California, is ness office on or before the seventh The fact that the entire program Tinker. Must have ability and proven rec FOUR ROOM HOUSE on Lake ly fingering triggers as ^ey watch today. the largest one in existence. day following the first insertion of was memorized and the foiu: choirs County Detective Kearns said a each ad otherwise the CHARGE ord. Commission and small ad street, water and electricity, rent ed vainly for some mark of John so clearly defined, added m9cb to “hot Ixjx” used by mechanics and RATE will be collected. No responsi vance. Write Box X. Y. Z. Herald, 812. Small adult family preferred. Dilllnger’s trail. bility for errors in telephoned ads ’Thirty-six hours had passed since the conviction that an enormous automobile thieves to start an au will be assumed and tbsir accuracy Telephone 6970. amount of painstaking study has tomobile when the ignition is cannot be guaranteed. guns blazed at the Little Bohemia mi HELP WANTED— roadhouse and the seven Dillinger been done by the club and its excel-, locked, was foup^ under the hood INDEX OF MALE OR FEMALE S'? outlaws scattered into the woods. lent director, who has been so suc of the wrecked car. CLASSinCATIONS In those hours the bandits might cessful In bis efforts to produce fine Police also pointed out that the DILUNGER S m i FREE; results in the work of the club. dead youth had been forced to climb Births ...... A MAN OR WOMAN, NOT OVER 46 have traveled a thousand miles Engagements ...... :».irM... B years old. Good health. To qualify from the scene of battle or sifted Mr. Foote’s piano solos proved an through the curtains of the car to fte o fte e Marriages ...... C for retail store work and govern back to some rendezvous in the interesting and worthy addition to enter it since the doors were found Deaths ...... D ment clerk. Past experience im- BIG MAN HUNT IS ON the program, and were greatly en closed. Card of Thanks •«• • s • • s 9 V desolate wilds surroimding Mercer. In Msmorlam F necessary. Special training. Appli All night the automobiles of joyed. His playing is marked by a Lost and Found 1 cants in this district interviewed by (Contlnaed from Page One) Federal agents roamed along the powerful tone, wonderful technique Announcements ,,..i...n ...... I Field Manager. Write Box 48, this and delicacy of touch. The Chopin Personals ...... t roads, stopping here and there in MORSE GETS 8-20 YEARS paper. pantly declined to yield any informa search of information. numbers were played with finish AntomoMIes tion. and fine execution and the Debussy Automobiles for Sale ...... 4 But the fugitives had covered their Automobiles for Exchange fi "We’D Get Them" trail. At St. Paul, 250 miles south with great appreciation of expres ON CHARGE OF MURDER Auto Accessories—Tires ...... < DOGS—BIRDS—PETS 41 Assistant U. S. Attorney General east, where three of the suspects sion. Auto Repairing—Painting ..... 7 Joseph B. Keenan spurred the battled with the police yesterday, The Liszt Rhapsody was given Auto Schools ...... 7-A FOR SALE—HANDSOME English with brilliant execution, and the (Contlnaed from Page One) Autos—Ship by Truck ...... 9 terrier, splendid watch dog. Priced marksmen participating In the man the known hideouts were watched. Autos— For Hire ...... 9 hunt with this statement Issued in Speeding automobiles were seen audience was not content imtil Mr. for immediate sale Telephone 3381. the Legislature a few days ago Garages— Service—Storage . . . . . 10 Washington: In Milwaukee, on the outskirts of Foote responded with “The Butter Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... 11 which permits toe state.parole boar-J “We will get them!” Chicago, and in Fort Wayne, Ind., fly Etude” by Chopin, which was Wanted Autos—Motorcycles . . . 12 charming. to release a prisoner after two years, Bnslnesa and Professional Services POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 43 President Roosevelt, meanwhile but nowhere were the fugitives iden providing he is a flrst offender. Business Services Offersd ...... It tified. demanded that Congress expedite Judge Nott said that under this law' Household Services Offered .....1 3 -A passage of pending Legislation that The Federal men concentrated Building—Contracting ...... 14 9 OR SALEl—DUCK eggs 20c. Allen, LARGE CROWD ATTENDS any sentence imposed by him would Florists—Nurseries ...... 16 would greatly strengthen the gov their search today on the roads be a “farce.” Funeral Directors ...... 16 160 Tolland Turnpike. Phone 8837. ernment’s hand in smashing crimi north of Eagle River and about Heating—Plumbing—Roofing .n. 17 Referring to a plea for leniency nal combines. Park Falls, trying to find a trail. made by coimsel for Morse, in which Insurance ...... IS They saw little hope in carrying MINSTRE AND DANCE Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 19 AR'nCLES FOR SALE 45 Dillinger has imdergone some de toe lawyer termed toe case an un Moving—Trucking—S.orage .... 20 cided changes in appearance since the hunt back through the trackless usual one, Judge Nott said it was Public Passenger Service ...... ,20-A FOR SALE—COW MANURE 82.50 he broke from Jail last March 3. woods and swamps to the thousand not an extraordinary occurrence m Painting—Papering ...... 21 and more, more shacks that might Degree Team of Daughters of Professional Services ...... 22 per load, delivered, also a few ton Emil Wanataka, owner of the re General Sessions Court for men to Repairing ...... 2S of cow hay. James Bums, 591 Hil sort where the gun fight occurred have been stocked by the gang for Liberty Presents Entertain come before the court who had kill Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning . 24 liard street. Telephone 6420. said Dllllnger’s hair had been dyed a hideout. ment in Orange HalL ed women in an “sdcohollc and sex Toilet Goods and Service ...... 25 The three girls abandoned by the e i»84 tv Nt« «t»vict.me. T.M. Rcn.g t.»T.err. Wanted—Business Service ...... 26 a bright red. It used to be light ual furor.” SSL brown. He has lost none of his Dillinger band at Little Bohemia Upwards of 800 attended the The court said Morse had unusual Educational were under guard at Madison, to Courses and Classes ...... 27 HOUSEHOLD GOODS 5J knowledge of the psychology of fear. minstrel and dance given Saturday antecedents, but that he committed (BEAD THE STOBY, THE N COLOB THE PICTURE) Private Instruction ...... 28 day, awaiting possible Federal pro evening ,by the degree team of the an extremely brutal crime and that FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD goods, He demonstrated that when he forc The Tlnles ran up to toe gate of mates. Won’t you youngsters come Dancing ...... 28-A secution. Daughters of Liberty in Orange toe Psychiatric Bureau of toe court Musical—Dramatic ...... 29 suitable for summer cottages. Call ed Robert Johnson, a farmer to act Mother Goose Land. 'T can’t wait inside?” Wanted—Instruction ...... -. 30 as his chauffeur when he made his hall. The flrst part of the program reported that Morse had been imder Said Mother Goose, “Of oourse at 16 Winter street. ASK PBOTECnON until we get Inside,” said one. ‘T Financial get-away from the Mercer resort. opened with a piano solo by Gordon an alcoholic influence at toe time they will. I’ve brought them here Mooresville, Ind., April 24.— (AP) of toe crime, and that while under Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages nCA e e 31 FOR SALE—ELECTRIC Majestic “Dillinger and two companions,” Vennard, 12 year old son of Mr. and sure am curious! to get a thrill. I found them way Business Opportunities ...... 32 —John Dllllnger’s home town asked Mrs. James Vennard. Gordon also that influence he had a sadistic na ice box, five cubic feet A-1 condi said Johnson, “ came to my cottage today for military protection "Of this fine place we’ve often up in the air, and took them for a Money to Loan ...... 33 accompanied his father who sang ture. The court also said that tion. Telephone 6617. about 10 p. m., and hoUered to wake against its infamous son. read, but now we’ll visit here, In ride.” Help and Situations during the entertainment Others Morse had received clemency bv Help Wanted—Female ...... 35 me up. \ ^ en I asked him what he A resolution to Governor Paul V. stead. I think that Mother Goose who sang were Miss Mary Law, being permitted to plead guilty to Wee Goldy told toe lad her name, Help Wanted—Male ...... 36 wanted he said that Mrs. Mitchell McNutt from the Mooresville board is being very kind to us.” Salesmen Wanted ...... 86-A MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 53 manslaughter. The judge pointed and added, “Gee, Fm glad we came. (wife of another resort peeker) was of trustees set forth that the clti- Hamilton Jones, Thomas Conn. M i* “That’s quite all right,” said their Help Wanted—Male or Female.. 17 Gertrude Gardner appeared in a out that an autopsy showed fifty If all toe tots in this land are like Agents Wanted ...... 17-A FOR SALE— BECKER upright new friend. ‘Tm always very glad graceful ballet dance, with Ruth bruises on the woman’s body. you, we'll; have real fun.” Situations Wanted—Female It piano, in good condition. Call 8324 to lend a hand to little people who Situations Wanted—Male ...... 19 Robinson at toe piano; Winslow Mc No Other Way Oat “They’re better still,’* toe lad after 5 p. m. “Under all the circumstances,” desire to see new sights. Employment Agencies ...... 40 Laughlin played a pleasing violin said. Then he cried, ‘TU see you Live Stock—Peta—Ponltry—Vehicles Judge Nott said, ‘T am unable to “You see, I tiow JuSt who you selection and Hazel Hamilton and all again.” Aa Dotty watched him Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 see my way In imposing any other are, and that you’ve traveled wide scamper off, she shouted, “ Seie him Live Stock—Vehicles ...... 42 BOARDERS WANTED 59-A Arlene McCaughey did tap dances. sentence than not less than eight and far. Why, everybody knows Poultry and Supplies 42 For Rent!— For Rent! Miriitm Hooks, whose readings are a run!” Wanted - Pets—Poultry—^tock 44 years or more than twenty years in about toe happy Tin3rzaltes. i Soon Coppy spied a great big FOR REINT— LARGE furnished treat to any audience, gave a negro For Sale—SHacellnneona room for one or two persons, with A 7-ROOM HOUSE— Five Minutes From Main Street state’s prison.” shoe. Said Mother Goose, “That’s Articles for Sale ...... 46 tconologue. or wltnout board. 24 Locust street. In One of Manchester’s Nicest Sections Acceptance of the manslaughter “Now, when we’re right up aJ the new to you, and it’s toe house Boats and Accessories ...... 46 The second part was a black-fsuse plea was recommended by Assistant gate, r u knock, and then we’ll have where an old lady bouses tots Building Materials ...... 47 Large hall, living room and dining room, ^ and kitchen on minstrel, entitled “Way Down South Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry . . 48 first floor. Three extra large bedrooms, sewing room and bath District Attorney James T. -Neary, to wait until somebody lets us in. galore. Electrical Appliances—Radio .. 49 APARTMENTS—FLATS— In Dixie.” ‘The role of Interlocutor, on the ground that premeditation 1 don’t know whom ’twill be. The shoe home is a fanny sight, Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A on second floor. Open attic. Spadons closets. STEAM HEAT. Mr. Brown, was taken by Mrs. Het 'TENEMENTS 63 Shade trees, shrubbery, large lawn. $35. monthly. For appoint could not be proved. “ ’Twill make no difference 1 wish jrou could sleep there to Garden — Farm—Dairy In d u cts 60 ty pinks; Uncle Oble, Mrs. Annie The prosecutor said that it could Household Goods ...... 61 ment Can 8601 after 6 P. M. though, because each one in Mother night, but it’s so full w chUdrsin Machinery and Tools 62 jj-OR RENT— 4 ROOM tenement, Johnson; Mammy Jinny, Mrs. Lil not be definitely learned what led Goose Land does just as I tell them now, that there's no room for more.*' Musical Instruments ...... 62 with garage, all modem improve JOHN F. SHANNON lian McCaughey; Mary Jane, Mrs. to toe quarrel, but from his exam to. I am toe ruler here, 310U see.” Office and Store Equipment m.. 64 ments. 3 Ridgewood street Tele Ruby Swain; Sassafras, Mrs. Dun ination of William C. Bennett, vtoo The knoito brought forth a little lad. (The Unies meet the cUldrea Specials at the S tores...... 66 79'Russell Street occupied a penthouse over toe who live In the shoe in the next, Wearing Apparel—Furs 67 phone 5623. lop, and Epsom Salts, Mrs. Violet He swung toe gates and s^d, *Tm Wanted—To Buy ...... 12 Field. Morse iqiartment, toe fatal argu- glad to see some nice, new play story.) Boom^—Board—Hotels—Resorts BUR RENT—FOUR room tene Restauraats ment all improvements, garage if Rooms Without Board M desired. Telephone 5280 or 4546. \ Boarders Wanted ...... «»xr>.69-A ALLEY OOP All Aboard! ^ H A M L IN Country Board—^Rssorts (0 FOR RENT—TENEMENT, FIVE Hotels—RestanranU ....Manse* 81 rooms, rent reasonable. 141 Offk Wanted—Roome—^Board ....**• 62 f CffAOM. BRONTV - MICE OL* ^POO^YOU FO O L.' Real Estate For Beat street Apply on premises. HE’S GONNA TAKE *T GET READV ; AWRlGHT - BUT \ HOPE Apartments, Flats, Tenements.. 82 BPOKTV - HAVE A OONfT NCV/ER NOW.GU2, WHEN HE STARTS TO TO JUMR VOU KNOW Va)HAT Buslnese Locations for Rent «>• 64 FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene NICE LEAF - , GRAB AT IT, WE'LL iUMP OVER ON P\eV< THAT.' 6 U Z — VOU'RE s r r - y Houses for Rent ...... 86 ment modem Improvements, 81 FELLA TO H«S HEAD- OOM'T ARGUC! 0 0 \ N / Suburban for Bent ..Mnss*a>* 88 Summer Homes for Rent m 8T Ridg^ood street One month free DO AS 1 SAV.' Wanted to Rent ...... 88 rent tt taken this month. Apply 148 Real rnmtMtm For Sals BisseU street 'T Apartment Building for Bale .as 89 ' Boslasss Property for Sale u n . 78 FOR RENT—5 ROOMS, all im Farms and Land for Sale 71 Honaes for Sale 72 provements 818.* Rent frM to May I^ta for Sale 72 1st Also one or two furnished Resort Propsrty for Sals vxae.ai 74 rooms at very low rent Inquire at I 4* Snbnrban for Sals 71 209 Nortii Main street, Msnehes- Rsal Xstats for Bzehaags . mb 78 Wanted—^Rsal Bstats ...... 77 ter. A Legal Netiesa FOR RENT—FOUR room tene •JLTI ment with all improvements. Ap ply m Hcdl street or telephone 6806. FOR RENT— 6 .ROOMS on second Korf Ike Bm H Adn. floor. 38 Marble street Teli^hone « U i . . V. \\ *■ • .'-V ^ ■■ iSANGHBSTER EVENING HERALD, BIANOHEg fERr OONN«i TDESDAY, AITOL U, VfSL Toonerville Folks By Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE SENSE and NONSENSE ** S n a k e ,T o w u x To m p k i n s - '■ n It really aeesia like tryinf to^tkat is unevenly distributed—eo are eweep the watera of the sea back boy friends and husbands. trom the shore with a broom, when it comes funlshinf everybody with The older children nearly always •“ of '''’t ^ a job. fast that smunger ones get the bMt I BtLIEVE 'TH\S IS JT of it. most families the chances Maybell»^:-So Susanna's divorced are they are noore or less right. her parlor maflcian? Couldn't he pull enough rabbits out of his hat ■ The present trend in Journalism ANSW tW 10 NAIVNE OF- to keep the p a n t^ filled? if toward a columnist for every TXJKB --UC&MSE - Beverly Ann—Tea, but he couldn’t oollumn. pun enough hats out of his pockets LIB6R/^L ■BfeWARO-’-* to keep her wardrobe filled. Husband—^Darling, Tve bought you a marvelous washing machine. ^ 6 \F HIS UCEKJSE Did ever see one man call up You Just press a button and the anothtf on the telephone, just to work is done. visit with him? Wife—Um-hum! And who's going to press the button? Woman—^Ify husband is mean; he's taken all the cash out of the If a man has no way of making baby's bank. ' a living, of what good are honors Neighbor—Oh, my dear! That's and public recognition? awfuL Woman—And just when there Little Junior—I bear jrou have a was nearly enough for the new hat new baby at your bouse. Is it going I, wanted. to stay? Little Sissle—It better. It's got all Its getting so now that you can its clothes off. buy farm land for |S an acre, and thra collect |10 from the govem> America’s need is not "More Edu* cation For the Money, But More ment for not using i^. Money for Education.” Malnutri tion of the brain is a terrible thing. Doctor (to film actress)—You are Our schools are in a bad condition run down and need a change. and our teachers are imderpald. Fltth Actress—^A change? Do you know that during the last 18 months I've had three husbands, four cars, three Jewel robberies, 11 cooks, two DID YOU KNOW TH A T- divorces, three publicity agents, seven maids and eight landlords? The lancelet, a creature once re What other changes can you sug-' garded as a fish, can swim both for gest? ward and backward. It breathes means of vibratory hairs. When father kissed a girl she Man has done more in the last ^JUkw.«.sF*T.ew* i stajred kissed...... Nowadays she 'BOOO y e ^ to alter the earth's sur 1 ^ 1 — ■» ma s i s ^ sfe.1 won't even stay married. face than Nature has done in five million years. atM4> Visitor—Why does the Janitors at The United States is the greatest this college wear uniforms? purchaser of diamonds in the world. Student—So we can tell them Oold threads are made so fine in S( ORCHY SMITH Ijlack-Jacked from the English professors. India that 1100 yards-weigh only ^nne oimce. CffiSHf spi/fmfisopgN i Peopls who spend nooney want to ^ The city of Omsk, in Siberia, fol BOB biobsbown! blackjacked I rsestve courtesy as w ^ as value for lowing the example of Peter the their money. Tliey don't want to be Great, has imposed a tax on beards. met with a grown and a frown. A single colony of red ants will destroy two million insects in the Waiter—Haven't you forgotten course of a year. something, sir? A conference to prevent illegal Diner (thinking)—Good heavens, copying of original models has b ^ yes! My wife told me to water the organized by Paris dress designers. plants while she was away. Daughter (after her new beau has left)—^Don't you think he FLAPPERwo.u.as»T.ow. FANNY______SAY& promises wen, mother dear? Mother—I do n o t He looks too -SCORCtfY much like your father when he was ^STSrHS PfiOP a young man. ONTHB What We See, flear and Think As USSAeRAbOKf Ihe Busy World Spins 'Roimd: It's easier to keep going than it is to WASHINGTON TUBBS By CYane OUT OUR WAY start after you've stopped—To live wltif some women, a man must w o M E i \-______eltber play second fiddle or a harp— •ATS WUNMA Putting farmers to keeping books s^TH' BANDITS may be one of the great things com ing out of the new deal—A short speech never gets as much applause as it is entitled to—Give a boy and a girl enough rope and fheyll get tied up—Never criticize a woman for lavishing her affections on a pet dog imtil you have seen her hus band—We often grow bitter at others for misfortunes that are our own fault—When the average man sets out to make a fool of himself he is using the cheapest material available—Delegation of responsi bility doesn’t mean “passing the buck”—The trouble with most speeches is that they lack brain power—Men have been known to be t^NDUNQ WITH EYaTEMENT, WASH SEES A LONE successful in work that they didn't Girls who sit out dances don't JJaOER APPROACH,DtSMOUNT AND UNSAPPLE W6 HOftSE^^ Alwavs stand in well. enjoy—Wealth isn’t the only thing /t, JhEM strides to IHE ADOBE HUT 'N u where wash and easv are waiting. HANDS UPii FRECKI.e s a n d h is f r ie n d s By Blosser I ’M LOOKING FOR A JOB... COULD >130 TELL ME WHERE THE IS IN QUEST m anagers o ffice OP A JOB,TO EARN, MONEY FOR A VACATION THIS SUMMER... ,60 FAR, IT’S €' 1t>4 BY NCA WV*Ct. IWC. T, M. BIB. U. t. PKT. OTf- ^ 2.^ BEEN •PRETTY TOUCH SAI.ES,V1AN SAM___ OOINC !.' f \ TU im k. I'l l TAKe. Tcoo «Ticxs 6 p u c c a ic e '. K uDv/e ucoR.ice.^ o o n 't c h u ^ MR-HOCOOS? ONL'( iT O e T s BLACK. AU_ OVER. '(6R. *FAce,OOESNT 1X2 BUT. HA KIN A U w a y s 0)ARSH TH' b l a c k OPP, CAM'T ■' ^ u I tU D ' GO ounr lu m door, follow TMB M M ACE UNTIL >rt3U COMB TO A SIGN READING, *NO ADMnTANCi’...7HEN GO UPS7MBS Tia TOU 6 K THE S IO N ,*k» OUT'.... TOU DONT »dOKB.^BBWISE ID m L TOU TO LWWT A CIGAR WHEN TOO COMB TO A 6IGN RSADING, W fH O IO N O ' GAS BUGGIES B U T iaN T T W 1 DONT LIABLE TO MAkE W ANT TO GO O UT. HIM MAD H IM . L'M IN JO V IN B ? MV BOOK RIGHT HERS 7^;*' fjf rfr ■ • , I*‘- V'’t *■' . • " '■'« ■ - ' . ' 4" '* v.'l'v' ' ■ ~ i The seventh biennial eonventloa*of Tha basabaUMU taiiB ol tha High- Personal Appearanee of the Federated Dsmocratlo Women's land Park Oofiamuatty, eluk will BLUEHEDS DANCE clubs of Connecticut, wUl be held giva a aatbaoklaok p . _ c^ tOBli^ at 8 Saturday at. 11 o'cloidi in Khi|^ta o’clock at the dubhooaa. V’.V r. - .r.i MISS AMERICA of Columbus hall. Bethel. Mrs. RULEBSOUGHT TOMORROW NIGHT Fazmle Dixon Welsh of Columbia Tha Mlapah group of tha W afley- iV. isfr v’ XMlss Marion Bergeron) will preside, end Oovsmor .Cross aa Guild will mast tonight with . -s and Her Orchestra win address ths gathering. Mrs. Mrs. Harry Andaraoa of Baaton Cit; View Dance HaD P. T. S. Wallace of New York Q ty strMt. Work will ba on salting pea Nerdanb Express Dissatis- 0dio(d Street Rec, Manchester will be another speaker. ‘ lAmcheon nuts. KeeaBj Street will be served at 1 o’clock at the Thursday, April 26th The Ladies Degree team of Man faction Over Selednien’s iMANCHirrab Coim< y.\ . ;» Free *]^aoaportatlon 8:80 Blue WiUow Tea Room. AU mem Danolnf 8 to 1. bers will be weloome. chester Qraoge will rehearse tomor 860. InoludM Oheoklnf at Center and Terminus. row evening at 6:80, durlag the Modifyini Order. Memorial Tempi# Pythian fBlatari hour of the harvest supper. Visi We Went Ganning For Real Values For Wedniesdar^ , Dandng 8 to I f. will open their regular meeting this tors from nearby Oraagaa are ex Admission 88e. pected and the third and fourth' da- Here’s The Proof Of Our Efforts! Shop Tomorrow Fbr ^disse evening at 7 o’clock in Odd FeUows General dissatisfaction over the ABOUT TOWN haU, to allow for the card party to greea will be conferred. follow at 8:16. Board of Seleotmen’s stand on the v j A rehearsal for the three-act play Main street U-tum regulation le Mr. and M n. CharUi Kuhr of "Returned," will be held this eve- Local Congregational women are being expresaed by local merchants, 109 Foster street attended the wed Bing at 7 o'clock at ths Polish Na oordlaUy Invited to attend the sixth most of whom are of the opinion ding of Miss Mildred Weber and tional church on Oolway street The anwna.1 meeting of the Council of W e d d in g s that the Board should have emlll- Arthur Mahs in Bristol on Satur young people are planning to pre Congregationaf Women of Connec nated Instead of modifiad tha rul day. sent this ^ay In New London Sun' ticut at the First Church, New Brit ing. Presant Indloationa ara that day evening, In return for the en ain, tomorrow, ssisloni at 10:80 and the merehanta will continue to pro The general public will be wel tertalnment put on here recently by 8:10. Ths speakers will Include Mahz-Weber test la an affort to have the regula oome to attend the meetings which the Dramatic circle of that city. Rev. Moses Lovell of Watsrbury, Mlaa Mildred Haiel Weber, tion ramoved antiralv. Just so Paint T A I L O R E D are being held each week d » but Rev. Harold Klngalsy of tha Church daughter of Mra. OUvla Jr Wabar Zt waa laamad t o ^ that Elmar Saturday at 7:40, at the Gospel There will be a meeting of the ^ten sion Boards, Miss Eleanor and tha late H. O. Weber, formerly Wadan, ohalnaan of toe Merchants hall, 416 Center street. The preach Busonla lodge dance committee this Wllion of Japan and Stats Superin pattor of the Lutheran Oonoordla Division of the Chamber of . Oom- ers are Samuel Gray of Philadelphia evening at the home of Miss Joseph tendent William F. Fraalsr. ohuroh, waa marrltd Saturday aft meroe, had lent a letter to the 8e- and George Thomson of Canada^ Saplenia, of 808 Oak street. ernoon to Arthur Maha of Bristol, lecttnen in whloh he aaked If tha NET CURTAINS son of Mra. A. Mkh> of that place. Mr. and Mrs. Walter O. Snow of twenty-twu aooldenta, reported to The oeromony was parformed by have taken plaoe on Main street In 87 Wethsrsll street are oslsbrating Paster Meyer at tha Bmanual Lu —full length 1 their 86th anniversary by a trip to 1988 and 1988 aa tha result of theran ohuroh, Brlstipl. U-tuma. were not due mainly to Naw York, where they will visit a The young people wars attended number of places of Interest in and the axoaailve rate of speed’at which —full width! by Mias DorothM J. Kuhr^of 109 automobllaa ara driven on the bull about ths city. Friends of Mr. Foster street, and the bridegroom's We planned this aale eapedaUy for houaj- and Mrs. Snow who became aware OMi thoroughfare. Speeding Is broker was beat man. The bride olalmed by the merohants to be the wlvei who Ilka than airy, tallorad net our- of ths anniversary, surpxiisd them wore a gown of whlta mouasalina da talBS for summer. Nloaiy tailored modela Saturday evening and praasntsd primary oauae of moat aooldenta on sole, w ltt bridal vail of tulle oaugbt Main itreet, and it la also pointed m eoru only. Will wear and wash beauti them with a chest of silver. They with orange blossoms, and ahowar fully. For living rooms, bedroomi, sun- have spent all of thslr married life out that the modified ruling whloh bouquet of white rosea and lUlaa of forbids U-tuma between Locust porohea, dining rooms. In Manchester and have three sons tha vallay. Tha bridaamaid wore a Phir> and a daughter. Itreet and Maple atreet will la- blua silk gown with oraam-oolored oreaae the use of side streets wlih- At HALB’I Ourtalna—Main Floor, lift. hat and arm bouquet ol pink roses. la this area for turalag furound, John MoMsnsmv and hli daugh A dinner and reoeptloa for thirty thereby addiag greatly to the aool- Shop for These Unusual Values ter!, Miss Marjorie and Miaa Ruth jsita followed at the home of the deat haaards oa thMS itreeta. For girla who lika MoMenemy, will leave Thursday for sjrldegroom'e mother, after which The Board of Salootmea voted to a aouthem trip, during which they the young couple loft on a wedding modl^ the regulatioa against For Summer Living Rooms! Gay to wearii^t will visit with Lieutenant Edward trip to New Tfork a ty . U-tuma last Friday night, after tonothlsf— O ut McMenemy and bis family who. In hearing the arguments of advocates tha near future, are leaving for the and antagonlata of the ruling, Pacific Coast Lieutenant MoMen- Whether or not further formal “CHECKS” emy has been etationed' for lome Cretonne Pillows Recreation Center aotion will be taken on the matter time at the naval base In Charles by the Chamber of Commerce could ton, S. C. Items of Interest not be learned at the Chamber of Special! fice today. It was stated that It WEDNESDAY The condition of Miss Marjorie would be neoesaary for the mer- 3 Lyttle, who underwent a lerioua *The women's ewlmmlng olassee ohanta to again vote In proteat, aft operation at the Manoheiter Me will meet as follows: 7:00 to 7:45, er whloh the matter would be morial boipltal la Improved so that beginners olaes: 7:45 to 8:80, Intar- brought before the Board of Con iC she le now able to elt up and able to medlata class. This is only the sec trol, which would then take aotion Each see frlenda. ond leaeon nl the new term. There Is or the merohants’ protest It was AISLE still time for women to get into said that the Chamber waa not pre Mra. Myrtle Turner and Infant these classes by enrolling at the pared to itate what oourse would daughter, Anna Louise, have been office tonight. Now la the time to be followed if the Board of Control aiBchEuged from the Maple Materni learn to swim. again upheld the merchamta. ty Home on Oak street Tonight will be an open night on Large, fiuffy square pillows—not thin, elesuv the bowling alleys. Anyone wishing [uality. Gay cretonne oovera; bound ends, According to the weekly morbidity to bowl should get tickets at the RUMMAGE SALE srest for home and summer cottages. SPECIALS report of the state department of office. The men’s volleyball eeaslon Thursday, 10 A. M. On PUlowe—Main Floor, left. health, there were two cases of will be held from 6 to 6:16. The ill scarlet fever in Manchester before dance this week will be held Thurs Memorial Hospital Auxiliary 3-Day Selling of Handbags 11 o'clock yesterday morning, at day night. Miss America (Miss which time the report was made up. M ^ o n Bergeron) will appear in Store On Main Street f !i^' New lot of handbags, in white and colors. 7 A /• No other contagious diseases were person with her orchestra. Dancing m i,. i ,! Many with zippers. Regular $X.OO for, each.. # T C reported. will be from 8 to 1 . Next To Silbro’s Cool Summer-Weight Among the certificates of Incor AD'VER'nSEMENT ^ A new. "one wayf^ elaatio Breakfast Cloths poration filed at The office of the S^rdle...... secretary of state Saturday was Mrs. Rose Kronlck of The WU- Rayon and • t hose aupportijiw. All linen in sizes 50x50, 54x54, 54x72 and ^ that of Robert J. Smith, Inc. The rose Dreu Shop la in New .York making a selected purchase of 60x80, values to $1.95, f o r ...... Oel/C amount of authorized capital Is 660,- •W ariiei like a hoiAde. 000, with par flOO, while the spring frocks. h^adn Floor, rear. amount for commencing business is Mesh tJndies Women’s Gloves given as $3,000. The Incorporators are Robert J. Smith, Robert H. \ For Hard Playing Total Slip-on fabrics, in white and eggshell. Smith and Elizabeth H. Smith, aU of RO Manchester. Setback-Dance ►Briefs P a ir ...... OUC ► Panties Overalls The Tinker Tavern, Inc., of 785 Wednesday, April 25 Main street, filed a certificate of V m t r I Step^ins Children’s Shoes organization, at the office of the Wapping: School Hall secretary of state Saturday. The Rhythm Orchestj^ 29<= Black and brown calf, low shoes, sizes Juit the type of garments amount subscribed for and paid In Our electrical tune-up will Put them in overalls ax^ let 8 1/2 to 2. P a ir...... v A v women and girls are seeking lur CEush in each case was $1,000. The Carl Wiganowski, Prompter. bring back the old pep to spring and summer. Form them romp aa muoh^ aa they officers are: Nathan Levinson, of wish . . these stur;!^ your car. fitting, absorbent meshes . . Hartford, president; Jacob H. Green Fee, 25c. th w: