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GBllMAN, RUSSIA SIGN WILL CELEBRATE 108TH NON-ATTACK COMPACT BIRTHDAY OP ‘♦DAUGHTER’’ O’HARA WOMAN WETS TO MAKE MARNE BATHE Berlin, April 24— ^The Russo- Putnam, April 24.— Plans Torn Yoht Clock Abead German treaty was signed to are being made by Elizabeth day. The treaty, which is a Porter Putnam Chapter, D. A. HEU) IN DEATH RAKESCUTRATE mutual agreement of non-at BIG DRIVE ON REFODGHT HERE; R., to celebrate the 108th birth An Hour Tonight tack, is described by German day of the oldest living Daugh statesmen as extending the Lo ter, Mrs. Sarah Bosworth BEAUT^ARLOR carno a^eements to the Rus A R E ^E N D U M ONE ^ A L T Y Bradbury, which occurs next RESlOm HERE Manchester and most of the cities in the state, Massa sian frontiers. Friday. A delegation from the chusetts and Rhode Island, will go back again to a Day- .The text of the treaty is ex local chapter intends to motor pected to be published early to Mrs. Bradbury’s home at ‘light Saving schedule tonight at'midnight. Do not for Chicago Price War Brings 92 next week. That Will Be Chief Goal ‘ ^Johwiy, the Baker” Starts Eastford in order to call on her Rockville Girl, Accused as get to set your clock ahead one hour. at noon. Cheney Brothers will operate on a Daylight Saving Bullets Into Shop Bnt to Bum Bmsh and Dis Baby Slayer, Lived in schedule and the New York, New Haven & Hartford Says Edge- I f R. R. will adjust its train schedule so that it will in Women Escape— Dazed PARES covers Hidden Anununi- ■an n ou n ce STRONG North End — Is Charged reality be on a Daylight Saving plan. Stand Again V i When you go to bed tonight—^just turn your clock Audience Looks On. FOR ITALIAN RAID tion Damp Near Mam St. CONCERT PROGRAM with Murder. or watch ahead an houi^and then forget it. Change Testimony.
(Special to The Herald) Chicago, April 24.— Four men Washington, April 24.— A na Veterans of the World war who Rockville, April 2 4— Facing a who mounted a machine gun In nn Strengthens Defenses as tion-wide campaign to prepare the might have been in the vicinity of Choral Club Makes Public Its long term of imprisonment for the automobile, pulled up in front of country for a popular referendum Henry and Main streets late yester TWO DIE IN CRASH ALIEN AUTOIST, NO alleged murder of her two-months a Cicero beauty parlor and riddled She Learns of Planes in 1928 upon modification o f pro day afternoon would have rubbed Selections for Monday old baby girl. Miss Julia O’Hara, the place with bullets, were the ob hibition will be launched by the their eyes to find out if they were aged 22 of 57 Brooklyn street, was ject of a city-wide police search to Mobilized at Rhodes. wets as soon as the Senate prohi in the United States or back in No ' AT NORTH HAVEN ENGLISH, KILLS MAN bound over to the June term of the day. bition hearings are closed. It was Man’s Land again fighting the Evening Tolland County Superior Court When the car appeared in front learned today. Boches at the Battle of the Marne. of Mrs. Pearl Hruby’s beauty shop today by Judge John E. Fisk. The Constantinople, April 24.— Tur The wets will make the referen The rattle of machine guns; the young mother, who has been living last night, Mrs. Hruby and a wo key is quietly but surely strength The Men’s Choral Club of Man Young Man and Girl KiDed Has License Though in U. S. man attendant stood inside. As dum their chief goal, according to ping of rifle bullets; the whine of in Manchester more or less for chester announced today the pro the men set up the machine gun ening her defenses. Denials from Senator Edge, (R., N. J.), while the past year, was charged on two striving to elect a sympathetic con larger caliber missiles; clouds of gram for their fifth concert to be counts, “ abandonment of a fe When Blmding Lights But 2 Months and Ignor and trained it on the shop, curious Rome and Athens of reports of a smoke rolling skyward; shouts of passersby gathered around the car. gress in the same year to carry out given Monday evening at 8:15 at male child under six years of age” possible Graeco - Italian drive their modification program. This men as if engaged in mortal com and “ murder.” Dazed Audience. against Turkey are not accepted the High School hall. This pro- ant of Language. Without a moment’s warning the objective will be bitterly fought by bat. All that remained necessary Judge Fisk’s decision followed Bring Pole Collision. with great weight here, because of the organized drys, whose leaders an inquest held by Judge of Pro gun started to fire. While a fifty- to make the local picture complete cartridge belt ran through the dead confidential information which Tur are opposed to all forms of refer bate John E. Fahey, coroner of endum except tbe congressional was the whirr of enemy airplanes ly weapon, two men stood up in kish leaders claim they have re the town of Vernon, in which suf New Haven, April 24.— Within Bridgeport, April 24.— Joseph elections. hovering overhead. ficient evidence was found to war the car and pumped bullets from ceived. eight hours of the time that two Baleta of Danbury was today held Aircraft Massing. The Senate hearings will close The Start of Things. rant the trial of Miss O’Hara on hand pistols into the store. Be the serious charges. people were killed when an auto criminally responsible for the fore the dazed crowd realized what New Turkish drafts are being this afternoon, after having held It all started simply enough. But Admits Maternity mobile crashed into a pole at North death of Joseph Fernand also of had happened, the car had sped i called to the colors and the coastal the congressional spotlight for it nearly ended fatally— that is for three weeks. The drys have two The young mother threw herself Haven early today. Coroner Eli Danbury by Coroner John J. away. defenses are being strengthened. John J. McCarthy of 16 Pino Hill declares emphatically, however, Mrs. Hruby and the attendant Reports tnat Italy is massing alr- hours left to present evidence and street, better known as “ Johnny, that the child died of natural caus Mix had smarted an investigation Phelan. saved themselves by falling flat on /craft at Rhodes, within four hours’ argue their case against modifica the Baker.” Anyway Johnny is er. In the packed courtroom this into the tragedy. The dead are Miss The car driven by Baleta struck flight of the Angora capital have tion while the wets have a single Fernand on the night of Feb. 18 in the floor. The shop’s plate iglass alive today and practically none the morning, Miss O’Hara was repre Anna Lipinsky, 20, and Morris windows were shot away. Police added to the Turkish distrust. hour to sum up their demands for worse for his unique experience, al Danbury, fatally injuring him. Fer beer and light wine. sented by Public Defender Robert Regan, 23, both New Haveners. counted 92 bullet holes in the rear Rome Makes Denial. though his nerves are somewhat Fisk of Stafford, who entered a nand died as a result of his in Rome, Ajrii 24.— Rumors that Yale Men Wet. Dennis J. Donahue, 24, and Miss juries on April 13. wall. shattered. It was an incident that plea of not guilty in behalf of his Mrs. Hruby could give no explan Italy is preparing for military First hand evidence of the ef Johnny will never forget as long as client. Marie Perciak, 20, who were In the Here Two Months ' operations, which have been circu fects of prohibition among college Baleta has been in this country ation of the shooting unless, she he lives— and for that matter, nei Facts concerning the case' are car, escaped with slight injuries. said, it was because she had cut lated in foreign stock exchanges, students was given the committee ther will the residents who live in astounding. They are of such a Donahue, driver of the car, was but two months and is unable to were officially denied today. today. speak, read or write the English prices over the protest of the Mas the Immediate vicinity of where the surprising nature that the Superior proceeding toward Wallingford. ter Hair Dressing Association. Russel Lee Post, chairman of happening took place. Court hearing will doubtless pro When he had reached a narrow language. How he came to obtain a. the Yale Daily News, assured the Starts Brush Fire. duce startling revelations. The portion of the Hartford road in driver’s license from the state senatorial prohibition probers that entire city is excited over the out North Haven, he was blinded by motor vehicle department Is a mys FRENCH OFFER NOT Yale’s undergraduates are over To make a long story short, it ap tery, Coroner Phelan declared. pears that Johnny, who works for come of the case. Much sympa the lights of an approaching car CYCLONES AND FLOODS whelmingly opposed to prohibition the Orford Soap company, w as, thy is being voiced In favor of the and sideswiped a telephone pole. They have voted four to one burning some brush in an open lot j accused mother. Car Crushed WHITTEMORE’SWIFE ENOUGH, IS BEUEF against it in straw votes. in the rear of Patrick F. Hannon’s ^ Praise Foley’s Work The right hand side of the car, SWEEP THE SOUTHWEST Their opposition grew. Post said, store on Main street about three Favorable comments regarding where Miss Lipinsky and Regan commensurately with the efforts of o’clock In the afternoon. He had the creditable work of Chief Tobin were sitting, was crushed. The two ARRIVES AT BUFFALO college authorities to enforce 4t. barely set fire to the pile of brush are heard from not only city offi victims were apparently Instantly Three Killed by Storm in Okla Caillaux Bid— Debt Board Andrews Explains. when he was astonished to hear a MISS GLADYS HAHN. cials but the town at large. It was killed. homa That Devastates Hun Gen. Lincoln C. Andrews, chief the work of Chief Tobin, aided by Dr. Sterling Taylor, North of prohibition enforcement, return queer sizzling noise which was fol Goes “ to Help Dick,” Who AI- dred Mile Tract. lowed by a series of explosions. gram, which is given in full below, the Hartford Detective Department Haven medical examiner, and Her ed to the stand on the drys’ time to and Cor.stable Foley of Manchester ready Is Planning for Trial CaSlaflx Bid— Bebt Board Ballets Start Flying. contains many powerful numbers bert A. Carlson, deputy sheriff, explain just where he stood In rela which resulted in unearthing the bo‘ h living near the scene of the at Baltimore. Kansas City, Mo., April 24— tion to his testimony the other day I Before the North End man could which the club feels confident will With four persons dead and sever- realize what it was all about bul delight the audience Monday eve acv'dent, rendered first aid, and to- Takes No Action. that the legal sale of beer would (Continued on Page 8.}. ■Buffalo, N. Y., April 24. — Mrs. injueed, Tejagi. and (^ a h o r n ^ , lets began flying in all directions. ning. lav were the chief wltnes- es at'the dffficotty of enforcing- ifiqlffest, which wife held' helflhd ■Riohar'd TOWe' WhltWmoif^&clI’Vji&i1V^ffTtbday were reoo+iiirir,S ffbht cyclonT' prohibition of hard liquor. One flew' near his face missing him The committee in charge stated here this morning to be near her ic windstorms and floods that by a hair’s breadth. Johnny today that as a result of the many closed doors. Washington, April 24.— France’s "You didn’t mean, then, that you bandit husband in the climax of swept that region yesterday. favored changing the present law?” heard the shriek of the bullet as It careful an'’ painstaking rehearsals, his trial for murder. Telegraph and telephone com latest proposal for settling her sped past his head. Then before the club Is now practically ready CHOP APPROPRIATIONS asked Senator Harreld, (R., of “ I’ve, come to help Dick all I munication In the southwest was 14,200,000,000 war debt is “ some he could flee another of the bullets for the concert. However, the time WILL DROP BALTIMORE, hampered following a tornado that Okla.) intervening between the present can,” she said. “ He is innocent of what better” ' than her previous off “ I certainly did not,” was the struck him a glancing blow in the IS COOLIDGE DEMAND tWs crime.” swept through Johnston a’-d Atoka stomach, knocking him to the counties, Oklahoma, and did prop fers, but It still falls short of what dry chief’s emphatic reply. Continued from Page 8. WASHINGTON ENFORCER She was escorted to an automo “ As a practical matter, do you ground. For a few moments he bile by Attorney Melvin Greene and erty damage amounting to several the American Debt Commission was stunned. Tells Senate and House Lead thousand dollars. thinks France can and should pay. believe it possible to legalize the R. V. Whlttem'ore, father of the manufacture of a beer, not Intoxi-. Fire Spreads. ers They Must Use Axe on Andrews to Fire Dry Admin bandit, and rode to the Hotel Three persons were killed in This was disclosed today after In the meanwhile the lire spread these counties. The cyclone rang members of the commission had eating In fact to the average per 3 AUTO VIOLATIONS Money Bills. istrator in One of Country’s Touraine where 'she registered as son, without Increasing the diffi rapidly. It reached the point “ Mrs. Merick, New York.” ed over a 100-mile course. spent an hour and a half analyzing where McCarthy lay prone on the Wettest Territories^ One person was drowned yes the seven-page proposition, sub culties of enforcing prohibition?” Washington, April 24.— Presi So confident is Richard Reese Harreld' inquired. “ You mention ground and in a few moments Whittemore of being acquitted of terday in Texas. mitted yesterday by Ambassador Johnny’s pants were ablaze. The BEFORE OUR COURT dent Coolidge delivered an ultima ■Washington, April 24.— Edmund Rains and unsettle weather con Berenger. ed that the other day.” tum today to congressional leaders Budnitz, prohibition administrator participating in the Bank of Buffa To Drink at Home. heat of the fire on his clothing lo robbery in which two bank mes tinued in the southwest today. No Action. served to bring Johnny to his that they must resolutely squelch for Maryland, Delaware and the No definite action was taken on “ Senator, I had in mind the any extraordinary appropriation District of Columbia, is slated to sengers were killed, that he al other day, a picture of home con senses again. Quickly getting to ready is planning his defense for the proposal at today’s meeting, the his feet Johnny called loudly for bills for the remainder of the ses he retired from his post shortly, it sumption of a non-lntoxicatlng Unbcensed Peddler Is tbe the murder trial in Baltimore, COLmiBIA FOOTBALL commissioners deciding that addi help. sion. • . was learned upon reliable authori tional study was needed. Conse cereal like beer fti the home or Around the White House break ty here today, where he is accused of killing a STAB HAS PNEUMONIA even a bona fide hotel,” Andrews Help Arrives. guard there while escaping from quently, an adjournment was taken fast table,- Mr. Coolidge discussed Gen. Lincoln C. Andrews, en replied.' “ I said the question of After a futile attempt to extin Fourth Case— All Are forcement chief, is said to be dis prison^ ^ New Canaan, April 24— William until Monday. M. Berenger did the government’s fiscal situation not attend today’s session, nor was distribution was vital and that the guish the fire which was now en with leaders of the House and Sen satisfied with enforcement condi There was no session of court Williams, Columbia football star, sale of beer at public drinking tirely beyond his control and he Invited to appear at the Mon Found Guilty. ate, and warned them that a deficit tions in the area, which Includes here today. The court adjourned was taken to Norwalk hospital for places would be disastrous. I was spreading rapidly towards a nearby is certain next year unless the axe Baltimore and Washington, two of yesterday until Monday. It is be treatment today when a cold de day meeting. barn on the McFarlane property, There were evidences that the sincere in that because nobody is applied mercilessly to a large the w'ettest cities along the Atlan lieved the case will go to the Jury veloped into pneumonia. Williams knows how to distribute It. Johnny ran to the Hannon store, number of bills now pending. tic seaboard. late Tuesday. is reported as seriously ill. commission is somewhat divided In some 600 feet away. Here he Sol Berger, a young man tired its opinion as to the ultimate value “ I thought It unfortunate that quickly told his story to Mrs. Han of New York City, came to Hart of what France has offered. Mrs. Smith was permitted to make non. He was at the point of col ford last Sunday, learned that Man While Secretary of the TreaTur>- elderberry wine while Mrs. Jones, lapse again from the excitement. chester was a prosperous town and Mellon said the offer was “ consid her next door neighbor, is forbid Mrs. Hannon telephoned to the Or- came here to peddle dry goods. He Li/e, Sport, Daylight and Money-Saving —by Harry Anderson erably better” than the Caillaux den to make dandelion. I said fcrd Soap Co. office and Fire Chief neglected, however to attend to the proposal, and that the negotiations then, that if we permitted the man Edward Coleman, W. E. Keyes and little matthr of securing a license. “ might be concluded soon,” an ufacture of a cereal beverage, like Howard Keeney sped to the scene He was arrested on Birch street other member of the commission beer, non-intoxicating in fact, it with Hose Company No. I ’s chemi yesterday afternoon by Officer John declared privately that “ the offer would he an aid to law enforce cal truck on a still alarm. McGlinn. In police court this must be Improved before it can be ment.” Fire Under Control. morning, he pleaded guilty to ped accepted.” “ You do not mean, general, to After a few minutes of strenuous dling without a license. His fine change the testimony you gave the work the fire fighters had the blaze and costs amounted to $17.32. The ether day, do you?” asked Senator under control and soon afterwards young man said he was tired of the COLLI'S’ION at' the o p p o r t u n e FERRYBOATS CRASH Reed, (D., Mo.) extinguished it. Meanwhile How country and guessed he would go “ Oh, no, sir,” the' dry chief re ard Keeney took McCarthy, who back to New York. MOWENT WILL TEND TO MAKE THE 5(?IA0IWG HOME THE ^liEC^LS'/ IN NEW YORK HARBOR plied. was suffering from fright and from Was In Hartford Court. Wets Close Hearings. the bullet wound on his stomach, to Albert F. Katz of Hartford, who WEODIJjG DAY MOF?E.MEMOI?A&LE Congress was called upon to le galize beer and light wines as a Dr. D. M. Caldwell’s office. Here was arrested here ten days ago for *'^4 I Passengers Panicky as Vessels the patient was treated. It was failure to have the carrying capa substitute “ for the flood of moon found that McCarthy’s Injury was city printed on the side of his 7^ Bump But Nobody Except shine pouring over the country” by due almost wholly to fright. The truck and also for driving the truck Boats Is Hurt. Julian Codman, presecutlng attor bullet had only grazed his side but without a mirror, pleaded guilty ney for the wets today, in his clos had left an abrasion several Inches this morning and a fine of $5 and Ik New York, April 24.— The Lack ing argument. Prohibition can never be enforc long. It was nothing serious, how costs in each count was imposed. /V. awanna ferryboat Elmira, hound ever, and after he was given an an Katz was due to be in the Manches from Barclay street. New York, to ed on the American people, Codman ti-toxin treatment he was able to ter police court last Monday and Hoboken, crashed into the West said. In the words of President return to his home. failed to appear. According to his Shore ferryboat Niagara In mid Coolidge, he said, "any attempt to dragoon the body when the need is Gather Shells. driver’s license he was in the Hart stream In the Hudson today, while ford police court on a charge of both vjssels were jammed with to convince the soul, will end in re The fire officials in the meanwhile } I volt.” on the mercy of the court inas icn passengers. There was panicky gathered up the stray bullet shells. much as she confessed to Chief of excitement on both boats but no “ The plain fact is that millions They found a varied collection, Police Stephen J. Tobin that she one was hurt. of the citizens of these United which ranged from shotgun shells was the mother of the child. She Passengers on both ferryboats, States, all over the country, of both to .48 caliber bullets. To be exact, speeding and was fined $10 and when they saw that a collision could sexes and in every walk of life, in they found eight different kinds of costs there. Dt^ GETriNGl^ro not be avoided, made a dash for the tend to live their private, lives in shells. They started an investiga August Valley of 28 Kelly street, sterna of the v6:jsels and a number their own way— to eat what they tion as to how the bullets happened Bristol, pleaded guilty to the «PE:THE" lOW001(YW were thrown down In the scramble. please, and to drink what they can to be In the pile of brush. Resi charge of speeding his five-ton The Elmira’s forward works were afford,” said Codman. dents living in the neighborhood truck on Center street yesterday ^PU O smashed in. The Niagara was “Fanatlcj Rave.” were questioned and it was learned afternoon. He was arrested by onjy slightly damaged. “ They do no intend.to be deter that the bullets had been thrown Sergeant William Barron. A fine DOE€*AT red from the gratification of these In the open lot by Theodore PI Fair of $10 and costs was imposed. CHASE RUM BOAT 20 imminently reasonable desires be banks, formerly of Main street, but Without License. KNOW US MILES, THEN LOSE HER cause fanatics rare, or because co'W- now residing on Starkweather Samuel Thornton of Main street ardly legislatures pass foolish laws. street. paid a fine of $10 and costs for a n y m o r e / Hull, Mass., April 24— An excit “ The evidence shows clearly that It appears that when Mr. Fair driving an automobile without a ing chase of twenty miles In which the character of the drinking has banks moved to his new address, he license. He was out with a party a rum boat with a twelve man crew greatly changed for the worse. threw some of his “ rubbish” out last night and although the owner fled before a Coast Guard craft, Alcohol in Its varied forms of split Into the lot. Whether he knew of the car was in the rear seat with and In which m-re than 60 shots whiskey, gin and moonshine are the shells were among the rubbish his license, young Thornton was were fired, was staged oft here now drunk by our people in place or not is a question. driving. Consequently, he was early today. of the beer of earlier days.” This morning Johnny reported found guilty. .jjiW The Coastguardsmen sighted the Cites Andrews. The most Important testimony of for work as usual and was busily ON rum runner as she left Hingham A y p - C t i UOTSfi the hearings, Rodman said, wife engaged about the home of W, W. DON AVIATORS HOP AGAIN O u ie ■iv«(vcf Harbor. After following hfef for Robertson near where the war-like OLYLIOW r 20 miles to the entrance of Bos that of General Lincoln C. An-!- Saigon, French Indo - China, i WCEKLY ( drama took place yesterday. He April 24.— Captains Lorgia apd ton harbor the boat lost the trail. drews who said the sale of beer un 5vas little the worse for his experi Gallarza, Spanish aviators who are ^ vincj’ ao ag v: der proper restriction in regard to ence but the next brush fire he making a Madrld-to-Toklo flight, TREASURY BALANCE its distribution, so as to preveftt tho Ignites will possibly be set by means arrived here today from Bangkok. return of the saloon would be ©f a slow burning fuse and only They will continue to Hanoi to Yesterday’! balance as of April great assistance in the enforcement lifter a most careful raking. _ morrow. 21 was: $370,366,212.00.* of the laws’* W- ■—^ PAGE TWO - ject becomes all the more credible na under the power of m central government. to leave the tables when the meal if we recollect that it was Ameri RUSSIANS FEAR can capital which initiated the soJ “ That behind this is hidden a ' was finished. ABOUT TUWN conspiracy for the ■ purpose, of MANCHESTER PARTY The boys made a rush for the called new consortium in 1920, Good Summer Business Ahead, when a group of international Pawesixing China,' under the hege^ rear end of the train when we ap mony of American capital, it'- is proached Rahway, N. J., hoping to The North Methodist ladies who bankers banded together for the U. S. Verdict A fter Special Probe are members of the Home Mis U.S.PROGIiUllHI hardly necessary to say.” see the process of taking on water mutual'building and exploitation sionary society turned out- In START ON JOURNEY while traveling at full speed. At of the railroads of Chiha, that ' is, WASHING;TON, April 24.— The business outlook for the largo numbers at the meeting held for the exploitation of China. this point in the Pennsylvanian yesterday with Mrs. Axel John CHINESETRADE Read article 5, Elizabeth Frazer, tracks there are long water tanks Secret Meeting. summer Is uniformly good, according to a survey just concluded son of Cambridge street. The pas “ The members of this group ar page 16, this weeks issue of The and the engine drops a scuttle af by ofllcials of the Treasury and Commerce Departments, and tor, Rev. J. E. Duxbury and Rev. Saturday Evening — ^Adv. ■ Special Message from Phila fair which scoops up water “ on the ranged a secret meeting on Chi communicated to President Coolidge. E. P. Phreaner were ptesent, and nese affairs towards the end of last fiy.” the latter g.ave a very instructive year in New York at the bank of At New Brunswick. 'The recent recession In the Stock Market, which led to the talk on home mission work. Mrs, Soviet PoGticians Watch delphia Tells of Sidelights At New Brunswick, we caught a the house of Morgan. Judging by Dance . Dance survey, wq^ a natural reaction and without particular signifi D. W. Barnes, president of the so the scanty information,' which has glimpse of Rutger’s College and ciety, read an original pobm that SATURDAY, APRIL 24 later on saw the towers of Prince cance to the general business condition^of the country, it was Americans With Distrust, gotten into our press, the meeting, ofl the Trip to Washington. created much merriment. It was which was under the chairmanship A Good Time For AIL ton, a few miles to the north. The found. based on the play given by the Old Fashkm and Modem D aadi^. battle of Princeton was fought at of Lamont, and was attended by A cold spring has somewhat retarded buying but with the members a short ago, entitled Naming K g Bankers. bankers of the United- States, Eng The rferald) a spot seen from the train. When “ Packing the Home Missionary Andover Town Hall (Special to the train crossed the Delaware riv prospects for good crops, and a seasonal increase in building land, France and Japan, discussed Barrel.” Ice cream and cake were the methods of pacification of Chi Refreshments. Admission, 40c. April 24.— The er at Trenton, a group of ^rls operations, what recession there has been is expected to be Philadelphia. served. Moscow. — Soviet Russian poli one hundred and twenty-nine Man were very sure they saw a Mat more than overcome. The only barrier to a most successful crossing the river • which might business season ahead, ofiQcials found, would be a disastrous Alexander M. Shearer h ^ re ticians profess to have discovered chester tourists are now on their have been that used by W ^hing- crop failure, and there is no prospect of any such condition turned to his home on Hilliard that the United States intends to way to Washington after a two- ton on Christmas, 1776. George street after spending the past five propose a “ Dawes plan” for China. Krause said there wasn’t any ice arising. hour sight-seeing trip spent In this weeks at the Memorial hospital. Backers of the alleged plan, ac so it couldn’t have been the same Mr. Shearer, who is a millwright city. From the time the party left cording to the Soviet soothsayers, Manchester station until the train boat. From Trenton down, tnere with the Rogers Paper company, were frequent views of industries I it will be remembered, was Injured are Morgan and Lament. Under drew Into the Broad street station the leadership of these two bank of the Pennsylvania railroad, the taking place on the banks °f by a, fall down the elevator shaft. Delaware river. Then came Torres ers, declare the Soviet wiseacres, c ir c l e trip has been one continuous paro- It will h'’ some time before he is dale with a glimpse of WALE’S RANCH SELLS able to return to work. English, French and Japanese ca rama of pleasure and education. GILEAD pitalists have united “ to exploit When the party reached Hartford, Philadelphia, the city filtering plant and the state fish hatchery. China.” two cars were attached carrying Hebron Grange, No. Ill, held HORSES AND CAHLE The Manchester Green Commu Today and Tomorrow It was near this spot that, on rim nity club will hold the usual Sat America’s attitude to China is the pupils of Hatfield Academy, its regular meeting at the hall keenly watched here. The Soviet Northampton and West Springfield. banks of the Delaware, WUliam urday evening dance at the assem Penn made his first famous treaty Tuesday evening. political leaders feel that Ameri 2—FEATURE^2 The special train with Rockville The Ladies’ Aid society met with bly hall of the School this evening. with the Indians. Going over the Calgary, Alt.— Somer’s Heir, The baked bean supper last night ca Is the greatest and most annoy and South Manchester numbered Mrs. E. E. Foote Tuesday after first colt sired by Will Somers, fa ing exception to the broad com about two hundred and seventy- great bridge over the Schuylkill noon. Twenty-seven ladies and was a great success and enjoyed by river the train carried us through mous Clydesdale stallion owned by, munist doctrine that all foreign five people. several children were present. The a large number. Dancing followed BEBE ' WARNER Fairmont Park. We also saw, at the Prince of Wales on his ranch^ the supper. powers besides the Soviet Union The two cars of South Manches ladies will hold a strawberry festi at High River, Alt., has been sold ter High school seniors and their this point the first brick house are imperialist and brutal in their DANIELS and BAXTER val and fair in June. to G. S. Bebain, stockman of Nan It is expected that there will be treatment of China. America’s pa friends were started off at Man built in America the William Penn Mr. and Mrs. Hart E. Buell enter bouse. Four large buses were aimo, B. C., for $1,500, according a large gathering of Masons of cific humanitarlanlsm toward chester and the Rockville High tained recently Mrs. Mary Baker in “MISS BREWSTER’S MILLION” awaiting at the station and * we to an announcement here by W. L. Manchester and vicinity at the China is much more irritating to school seniors numbering fifty-six and daughter Mary, Miss Sarah Carlyle, manager of the Prince's changed from the Vernon trolley scarcely had time to look at Wan- meeting of Manchester Lodge this communist propagandists than th.e Bowen, Mrs. Laura Floor and Miss ranch. conduct of openly Imperialistic to the special train at the north namaker's big store and the mam evening. The past masters of the Edith Davis of Springfield, Mass. The colt is two years old and lodge will confer the degree. The powers. There is always the danger RICHARD <‘Tkp Patrol” end of the totvn! All the old scores moth statufe of William Penn on Several local people attended the’ top of the high city hall tower be was broken in several months ago. meeting will begin at seven o’clock think the communists, that the TALMADGE in ***® Wlgm raiTOI between Manchester and Rockville meeting of East Central Pomona The animal will be used for, breed were renewed, but by the time the fore we were whirled off into a and following the work the Mas Chinese may be deceived by what Grange in Columbia Wednesday. ing purposes on its new owner’s ons will enjoy refreshments in the is called here “American hypocri train reached New York there was busy traffic of America’s third Mrs. E. P. Hills, Mrs. C.- R. Perry largest city. Every one got out at ranch. Will Somers, the colt’s sire, banquet hall. - sy.” • Double Feature B ill! a very happy spirit of friendship and Mrs. E. E. Foote took the fifth was b’-'-’ ght over to the Prince’s between these two schools which Independencs Hall and-touched the Soviet Viev^TXJint. ^0gj»00 Canadian ranch from King All the Protestant churches in Summing up the Soviet view and Gold Night! bids fair to be pleasing throughout Liberty Bell, while many snap Mrs D.. L. Buell of Berlin, N. Y., Geerge’s own stud at Sandring shots were taken of other histone town will begin their services to point, M. Tanin writes in Pravda, Monday Gold Given Away! the entire trip. Principal Philip is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ham, England, severe! years ago points of interest in this city. morrow on Dayljight Saving tlmj. “ American imperialism is facing a Howe of Rockville and Principal E. E. Foote. with a consignment of Clydesdales Quimby of Manchester have taken Many have expressed the wish that The two Catholic churches will not dilemma, either to finish off her Miss Eva Hutchinson and her which included a number of brood change the opening time until one competitors in China, namely Eng the trip a great many times and they might come back in July to friend ,Mlss Clark, nurses at the mare« and colts. they were the center of various the Sesqui-Centennial exposition. week from tomorrow. land and Japan, or to make a deal Boston General hospital, visited Mr. “ Sales of stock from i:he Prince’s with them, in order, under the groups from time to time who Work is rapidly going on in prepa and Mrs. J. B. Jones Monday after ranch bring thousands of dollars ATiL OF NEXT came to them to talk over some of ration for this event at a point not GREAT CAST IN NEW PLAY mask of a Chinese Dawes plan, to noon. every year,” said Mr. Carlyle. “ In ‘pacify’ China. WEEK the sights and anticipated views. far from the centennial exposition Mrs. C. Daniel Way, Mrs. A. W. addition to Clydesdale colts, an “ Fast Life” Coming to Parsons, “ This ‘pacification’ would take Group Leaders. of 1876. As the train pulls out of Ellis and Mrs. E. E. Foote were average of twenty-five Shorthorn The ten boys who were appoint the station for Washington, four Hartford, May 3, 4, 5. form of a mutual, wide interven Mata. Wed. aad Sat. visitors in Hartford Wednesday calves are sold annually, bringing tion, at first diplomatic, but if nec : Bvea...... 50c. to 9 Z S 0 ed group leaders have already be boys are carrying a crate of tempt afternoon. from $300 to $1,500 a head. They Wed. Mat...SOc. to $1.50 gun to prove themselves efliicient. ing oranges which are being dis An offering of exceptional prom essity requires, then military in Sat. M a t....5 0 e . to «Z.0O J. L. Way is starting a peach or are in heavy demand by breeders tervention. It contemplates liquid Pina 15% Tax When the crowd started this morn tributed to the party. With this lit chard on the Wells-Way farms this in Canada and the United States. ise is announced for three days, be v»®Ea piBEcnoN op L c c _ '^ tle refreshment we have been ginning Monday, May 3rd, at Par ation of the civil war, and the cre Over 75c. ing these group leaders saw to it spring. Shropshire and Hampshire lambs that everyone of the twelve in warned not to eat any sweets or sons’ theater, Hartford. It is a ation in China of an obedient gov COMING TO HARTFORD AFTER 8 BIG MONTHS IN NEW YORK. are also sold in good numbers and ernment, which would legalize the their particular party was equipped spoil our appetite for the dinner FASCISTI MAKE WAR bring top prices from sheepman. modern play /glimpsing phases of S MONTHS IN PHILA. AND DIRECT FROM LONG BUN IN BOSTON. with a white silk arm band bearing which we shall get at the National ON BRITISH CENTRAL IDEA life lure many from the straight exploitation of all China by a com “ Stock on the Prince’s ranch bination of imperialist powers. the red message S. M. H. S. These | Hotel, at Washington. now numbers more than 500 head, and narrow path, entitled “ Fast are to be worn as a means of iden-, No definite plans are made for Life.” The cast is a stellar one, Amerifcan Imiierialism. Rome, April 24— Fascism has including Clydesdale horses, Dart “ American Imperialism will tification throughout the trip and ] this evening but a group of senior declared war on birth control. moor ponies. Shorthorn cattle and including such players of promi m Eir$aisAni)ii they make the local High school girls have said that they were to Premier Mussolini and Minister of Shropshire and Hampshire sheep. nence and talent as Amelia Bing hardly dare to take the first al party look very natty and attrac go to the Martha Washington Can the Interior Ferderzonl have orga The fann of 4,320 acres is one of ham, Charlotte Walker, Genevieve ternative, i. e., to push out its com y IH, YEAHJi;^ Tobin and others. petitors. For, no matter how tive in comparison with the other dy Shop. It may be that certain nized a commission, headed by the foremost breeding establish SOUL-GRIPPING groups. These leaders who are families in Manchester will hear Professor Pestalozza. to combat ments in Western Canada.” It is all primed fo r Broadway paradoxical it may seem, Ameri checking up on attendance and more substantially about this trip birth control propaganda. immediately after its presentation can diplomacy still lacks that au making the party move so smooth to the candy shop, next week. in Hartford. dacity which her resources would ly from point to point are Sher ONCE I'RIVATE SOIiDIER permit her. She is not yet com wood Anderson, Archie Barrabee, BECOMES PERSIAN SHAH WEEK’S WEATHER SURPRISE PARTY fortably fitted into her new world The friends of Mrs. ' Sarah Tole of imperialism, and because of Robert Burr, John Johnson, Robert BOSTON HOLDUPS. Keeney, Harold Knofia, Henry Ttheran, Persia, April 24— Riza Washington, April 24— Weather Loomis gave her a pleasant sur domestic political considerations, prise last evening at the home of she is forced to pay respect to the Maddeni James Mayer, Carl Mat- Boston, April 24.— Four armed Khan, on^e a private sc’ tier in the outlook for the period April 26 to Ida Hodge, it being her 71st birth traditional policy of Isolation. son, Arthur Nichols. In addition to thugs, two of them believed to be Persian army, will be ci owned as May 1, Inclusive. Generally fair this, Mr. Robinson, of the faculty, Shah of Persia tomorrow. Riza first half and a period of showers day. Mrs., Loomis received many ‘vTherefore, America is choosing youths sought for the slaying of presents and a delightful supper the second alternative, that is, an had a little group all his own, Patrolman Frank J. Comeau, es Kahn Pahlevix, as iho new Shah the latter half of the week.. Cool which consisted of Mrs. Ferris, will be known, will be given a new at beginning, warmer the middle was served. The evening was spent agreement with the imperialists at caped police nets after staging playing whist 'and singing until a the expense of China, with Ameri Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. Purinton, Kather three daring holdups in Dorchester golden crown, embellished with and cooler near the end of the ine Purinton, Miss Kelley, Miss diamonds. week. late hour. ca dictating the terms. This pro and Cambridge during the night By John B. Hymer and LeRoy Oemens Treadwell and Mr. and Mrs. Quim and this morning. None of the by. The last two named had to be crimes netted the thieves a. large Acted to the watched constantly on the first by a group of HAWAIIAN AHTloiS part of this journey. The watching, amount. however, was to make sure that THRILLS ■ LAUGHS - BEAUTY nothing was missed by the tour ists. Principal as Guide. It tells the Story of a Young American Who Goes Mr. Quimby acted as traveling Into Exile on a South Sea Island to guide and pointed out many places requited Love and Depicts the Pitfalls That Awal STA the White Man In the Region of the Equator. of interest along the route. There was some disappointment that the party missed seeing the circus menagerie in Bridgeport. However, AMAZING 80IJTH 8EA DANCBB* some members of the group have THE r e a l i s t i c t r o p i c a l STORM been making unkind remarks c SELECT C R e x n • > which bear upon this subject but which are too personal to be re Mon., Tues., W ed .— Matinee Wed,, May 3,4 and 5 peated. Acts VAUDEVILLE Acts B e a c h ’ s TflC DftlTlCr Perhaps the first real thrill came I when the special' train started the There is nothing you can do A Vivid Play of the World Today long winding curve over Hell Gate that will give your house a Bridge. This costly structure, one newer, better appearance than of the engineering feats of the by re-decorating with new world, afforded a moving observa SUNDAY ■ MONDAY • TUESDA'i^ “FAST LIFE” tory platform for viewing Greater New York City. The train was whisked in and out of the great W l l / M W ith A N otable Cast o f CJelebrities Pennsylvania station and through W a ll P a p e r the vmder water tubes so quickly Come in and see the wide as Including that we scarcely realized we had sortment of patterns we have been into the heart of the metropo- Amelia Binghjam Charlotte WaUcar , Us. While in the yards, two dining to offer. . cars were attached to the middle Ipvs’THfAN ISH l KG Am Genevieve Tobin of the train and immediately the groups were sent in for luncheon, Wall Paper and Paints E ves. SOc.^to $ 2 .5 0 ; W ed . M at. 50c. to $1.50. three groups at a time. Special menus had the name of the South and Painters’ Supplies. , w Beautiful Prologue Plus 15% Tax Over 75c. Manchester High school on them ^ and more important than that, told m a i l o r d e r s n o w — SEATS THURSDAY of the roasted chicken and fixings which the railroad company had specially provided for this trip. It O THUBS., MAY 0, 7, S was a good meal and ample justice John 1. Olson O U a y S V -P n iy omyMat.S.t.Se-t8aleM-y8 was done by every traveler. The 699 Main St. Johnson Block large observation windows of the Even. 1J6, 1.73, MO. 2.88, 3.45, 4.03, dining car made the students loath So. Manchester. ENCLOSE STAMPED ADDRESSED BNYELOtriB. ..■■-Arrin GREATEST ZIEGFEID m m KID ©oiS MARY No wonder chitdes live and Cod Liver Meal, too. Feed grow on F u l-O -P ep Chick it the first six weeks, and see Starter. Its base is whole how it pays! some oatmeal. And it con M ade b y EATONPOemVELY THEGKEAIE8T SHOW tains both Cod Liver Oil and T>teQaak«rOalsC>iiip«^ t HAVE EVER PRODUCED. Sold ^7. ^ IZieiMiJr ■ ^ WE SELL THOROUGHBRED BABY CHICKS
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brave enough to learn.this Sunday NORTH METHODIST. School Lesson, that man must reckon with God for his wrong R o t. J. E. Dnzlmry dealings with man? All the hooks The Eveiung Herald i of the Old and the New Testament CAIN AND ABl Daylight Saving Time. reaffirm that stern truth. Every By GBOROB HBNRT DOLE, 10.46—Morning worship with truly i^at figure In history has laterwational Sunday Schoed Lesson Text, A f 95. ... 1 HES sermon on "Our Father In Heaven” echoed It. Human accountability to Am I my ImCher’s keeper?-—Gen. 4 :9 . beginning a series on the Lord’s Sunday School Lessons the Divine Will may sound like an Prayer. Singing as usual by the old-fashioned teaching; neverthe two choirs. by Wifliam T. Eflis. less, It Is the one clear path to 12.10— Bible school. For Every Age, C re^ and Naticmali^. peaJee for the world as well as for 6.30— Epworth League and eve Individuals. Abel was a keeper of sheep. He science, one may endow colleges,' ooiraiiBGAnoirAii. CENTER CHURCH ning service. Topic, "Christ in After Gain had killed Abel, he offered to the Lord the firstlings,of churches, or charities, bnt no one Ber. F. O. Allen. At the Center the World’s Drama.” was punished by being allowed to his flocks, and they were accepted. can so purchase heaven here dr Daylight Saving Time Tuesday, 7.45— Finance commit live, a prey to his own memories Cain was a tiller of the ground. He hereafter. These mere fruits of the At the Sunday morning serrlce tee meeting In Lydall and Foulds’s and remorse. There was no single offered fruits of the ground, and ground are not acceptable to tlm tomorrow the pastor will preach Class for Young People at 9:30. office. spot of earth’s soil that did not 'the Lord had no respect for them. Lord, nor is anything that comes upon the theme, "Making Life Morning Worship at 10:30. Thursday, 7.45, business meeting IN CAIN’S KILLING COUNTRY cry out against his crime. Small Was this fair? Some say no, and up out of the ground of man's-self.’ Sublime." The subject of the chil Rev, Morris I. Ailing, pastor of and election of officers ef the Ep- wonder that the anguished mur many are perplexed. Abel is also In everyone, for "we dren’s sermon is, "A Man Who the College church at Storrs in worth League. derer exclaimed, “ My Punishment all have promptings to be kind anid connection with the Connecticut Of course the story Is a parable. Gave Himself.” The music to be <8> they do or are. The religious In Is greater than I can bear.” The charitable In feeling and debdU Agricultural College will preach on Grasp Its sterling and needed les There are two tendencies, to 1IvCain and Abel” ever religion was organized, and even the greatest dramatists and Anthem— "O Come Let Us Sing” Prelude— ^Adagio from Sonata I before ever there was a church, novelists and preachers have been cherish Innocence, gentleness, tendencies cannot dominate. Cain ...... Mendelssohn ...... Buck Sunday school 1.15 p. m., service — Genesis 4; 1-26. men worshipped God. In another unable fully to portray. Nor has harmlescness, of which sheep are slew Abel, charity failed. Likewise Offertory— Contralto solo— "God Anthem— Still, Still With Thee 2.15 p. m. Both will be held ac part of Arabia— over by Ur of the any one ever succeeded in making the familiar symbol. Could we sup if we till the ground only, cultivate ...... Foote cording to standard time. Sum pose that Abel would offer an un worldliness. Its pleasures and vant Shall Wipe Awgy All Tears” .. Old Bible stories take on new Chaldees, In fact— I once found a youth understand that “ a con ...... Harker "In Heavenly Love Abiding” mer time will be effective on the cuneiform tablet two hundred science void of offense” Is the clean beast? ties, the Cain in us will slay Inno .. .•...... Brown following Sunday, the first Sunday significance In Bible Lands. At the cence and charity. Postlude— Finale ...... Volckmar moment of writing, I am In Arabia, years older than Abraham; and it riches beyond rubles. Cain, the tiller of the ground. Is Postlude— Marche from Messr in May. Is a record of one man’s religious Self-love does not recognize that Directly after the morning serv de Marlage ...... Dubois the country of the early Genesis he who cultivates only earthly ice an Important meeting of the story. I look out of my window In sacrifices. Here In Jiddah, where I SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS things, the thoughts and desires we are our brother’s . keeper, ft Sunday School at 12:00. Clas GOSPEL HALL am writing this Lesson, the first looks out for self, and lets others church is called. ses for everyone. the king’s great house in Jiddah, that spring up out of the earthly Sunday school Is at 12:10. little wave of the season’s flood of The call to religion Is not to be nature within. The Lord accepts in do the same. The Christian religion Men’s League at 12:00. G. Sam 415 Center Street and I see the tomb of Eve, as The Christian Endeavor meeting revered by the Moslems. This is pilgrims from the whole Moslem better than your fellows, hut to be nocence, tenderness, kindness, de teaches that the chief thing of this uel Bohlln, leader. Rev. Morris I. 10:45 A. M.— Breaking of Bread world rolled in yesterday, with will be held as usual at 6:45 p. ra. Ailing, speaker. “ College Life To Jiddah, the port of Mecca, named better than yourself.-—Henry Ward votion and brotherly love; but the life is to serve others. Even back The topic Is, "How Can We Help to ing. for “ Grandmother” Eve. And this three hundred Moslem devotees Beecher. fruits of tilling the ground of of serving self, we can put the day” will be the topic. 12:15 P. M.— Children’s meet- from Turkestan. Our own day’s Make Our Cities Christian?” Miss 'The Week is the land of direct action. Killing worldliness are not In any form ac motive of serving self for the sake Frances Wass will lead. 3:00 P. M.— Mr. Joseph Pear news unites with the story of Cain Let a man keep the law— any ceptable to Him. He who culti of uses. Jesus said. "I came not to Monday, 8:00 p. m.— Regular son and Mr. James McCullouglr is casual and easy in Cain’s coun Mrs. Elizabeth M. Fellows, con try. As Dr. Paul W. Harrison says and Abel, to testify to the quench law— and his way will be strewn vates Innocence and the things that be ministered unto, but to mining monthly meeting of Group 4, Mrs. will take part. less thirst of humanity for God. tralto of the choir for about two Edward Montie, leader. In the an Arab would not lose a quarter with satisfaction.— Ralph Waldo are of charity acknowledges his ter.” If we do likewise, selfishness years, to the regret of the people 7:00 P. M.— Gospel meeting. Surely that spirit Is too sacred to Emerson. duty to others: but the tiller of will not slay charity. i church parlor. Mr. McCullough will speak. All of a minute’s sleep if he had killed be made always a cause of quar of the Second Congregational Wednesday at 3:00 p. m.— The twenty men during the day. So we worldly selfishness, asks, “ Am I I welcome. rels. Progress is church will no longer be with us Ladies’ Benevolent Society will The above meetings are on day must read the story of the first my brother’s keeper?” after tomorrow. Her fine work In the Assize of Souls The law of life: man is not Man as meet In the church parlor. Sewing light saving time. fratraclde in the light of a land Now the practical lesson. Cain and real contribution to the wor for the Memorial hospital and for where men argue with blows and One sign of hope that a traveller yet. — Robert Browning. and Abel are in each one of us. It . C u t F1') ' ■■ ship of the church Is sincerely ap- the Soldiers’ Home In New Haven. knives. finds' Is the number of men, entire is common to speak of “ raising prGcl&tcd* Friday at 7:00 p. m.— Boy Sharp Is the contrast between ly outside of the professional ranks The wealth of a man Is the num Cain,” the bad in human nature. If — -Potted Ph, : Church Night last Thursday eve Scouts meeting. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES this elemental and unchanged of all religions, Who believe in the ber of things he loves and blesses we were ever angry. Jealous, re ning was a genuine success. Some Friday at 8:00 p. m.— Group 5, East, and our own advanced West moral nature of history; and who and which he is loved and blessed vengeful, or carried -.way by the where In the vicinity of 150 people Mrs. H. A. Nettleton, leader will ern civilization. Our mood Is one are therefore convinced that na by— Thomas Carlyle. love of wealth, or neglected duty Design.'^ and Pi rn of the church were present, and hold a social meeting In the church which respects the sacredness of tions, as men, are to be Judged only to’ seek our own pleasure, we can .\\i 11 iPi iN (,k ; I N' . Judging by the heartiness with parlor. Mrs. Theodore H. Bid- Thursday afternoon at the high human life. Despite the Increase of by moral standards. Last night Every word of God Is pure; He is see the Cain In us. To appease con- which they entered into the various well will be In charge. school assembly the prize for the homicides, largely by aliens from there came to my apartments, high a shield unto them that put their forms of game and contest, thor best freshman essay on Abraham eastern lands, we do regard life as up in this big old Arabic mansion trust In him.— Proverbs 30:5. oughly enjoyed themselves. Grati Lincoln, a beautiful large bronze precious. This sentiment resides at o'^erlooking the Red Sea, an Eng tude Is due, and felt, to the friends What has the Old Year brought iliiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliilliiliiiliiiiiiiiiiliiliiniiiiiiiHil SWEDISH LUTHERAN. medai, donated by the Illinois the foundation of our quickened lishman who had been a maker of o f the Rfecreatlon Center, who ex Watch Company of Springfield, Illi purpose of peace. It animates our history In the Near East. Of late he you, friend? tended the Invitation and aided so Joy and love and sweetness? Rev. P. J. O. Cornell. nois, was awarded to Eleanor child-welfare and health legisla has revolted from the sordidness greatly In the program, and to the Dwyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tion, and all the varied forms of and shameless selfishness of the Then pass them along to others, committee of the church who Edward F. Dwyer of 30 William social service. We of the West have conduct of the Powers in Bible friend, I 10:45 a. m.— Morning service In Now Is The Time To planned this good time and carried street. Miss Dwyer’s essay was se gone a long way toward a realiza Lands, and has become an apostle That they to Imperfect lives may It Into effect, as also to the Men’s Swedish, Rev. P. J. O. Cornell. lend Prelude, Invocation ...... Sibley lected from a large number of com tion of the commandment, “ Thou to his fellow Britishers of simple, Club for furnishing the refresh- positions. She treated her sub Shalt not kill.” Cain’s way has old-fashioned righteousness. His A little of your completeness. Anthem, Follow Jesus , .Korllng — E. C. Dowd. ments. Offertory, Forest Voices .Parker ject simply but effectively. It fol been tried to the uttermost; and plea Is that the so-called “ political I Plan That New Home I On Wednesday evening at 6:30 Postlude In B fiat ...... Scott lows: ahvays with misery and sorrow at considerations” which lead nations p. m., the Sunday school teachers “ I am not bound to win, but I tendant upon It. As I sit here the to subvert Justice In their dealings Only nielted gold Is minted; Sunday school and Bible class at only moistened clay is moulded; and officers and their wives and 9:30 a. m. am bound to be true.” guest of Arabia’s new king, sur with wekker peoples aie only a husbands will gather for month Abraham Lincoln was true in rounded entirely by Arabs who thin disguise for moral misbe only softened wax receives the I For All Bonds of Contracting and 7:30 p. m.— English service. die; only broken and contrite ly fellowship supper. The speaker Rev. Ralph Mortlnson will preach. every sense of the word, and by be have kept to Cain’s elemental code, havior; and he Insists that coun Is Rev. V. W. Abbey, district super ing true, won the love, admiration, I am convinced that the world must tries as well as Individuals must hearts can take anJ keep the im = Building— See Notes. press of heaven.— F. B. Meyer. intendent of the Methodist Episco Monday, 7 p. m.— Beethoven and respect of all mankind. find a better way. be held answerable to God’s laws. s pal Church at Rangoon, Burma, Glee Club; 7:30 p. m.. Deacons This great man had exceptional Contrasting Sons of Same Sire In other words, he is applying the who will address the group upon meet at parsonage, trustees meet mental powers, and followed with Strange, isn’t It; that two sons lesson taught by Cain. the subject, "Missionary Education Obviously, that is an upsetting THE A. NASH COMPANY at church. out faltering the splendid road of of the same parents should be as Wholesale Tailors t DAVID CHAMBERS In the Sunday School.” Thursday, 7 p. m.— Children’s his desires. different as Cain and Abel? doctrine. If nations are to have to W« are glad that three of our do only what is right, rather than Suit or Overcoat to chorus; 8 p. m., choir rehearsal. His speech, dress, writings, and Measure, $23.00. Estimates Cheerfully Furnished. boys attended the Older Boys’ Con “ You may grind their souls In the what Is expedient, a great many Friday, 8 p. m.— Swedish Cul general mannerisms were models of LEROY E. GARDNER ference yesterday and today at ture Society. simplicity. The Gettysburg ad self-same mill; pretentious lntema,tlonaI pro X 68 Hollister Street. Phone 11(^. II Bloomfield, David Coe, Russell Tay dress, gem of American literature, "You may bind them heart and grammes will have to be scrapped. Local Representative Friday, 7 p. m.— Beethoven Glee 21 Huntington Street lor and Stuart Wells. The Older club will meet at the studio of Mr. can be understood by children and brow; Yet is there any other sure way to Girls’ Conjterence comes on Friday Pearson. grownups alike. Lincoln prefer But the poet will chase the rain real peace? Why cannot w« ail be So. Manchester. Phone 205-4. and Saturday, May 7 and 8, at Bris red simple people’s society and a bow still. tol, and It Is expected that some of simple manner of living. He did And hie- brother will follow the our girls will be In attendance not intrude himself in to the realms plow.” there. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN. of a supposedly higher social circle. The ladles of the Missionary so His struggle against poverty for It was not the nature of the re ciety are collecting clothing and Rev. H. O. Weber, Pastor. an education broadened his mind, spective callings, shepherd and I other articles for a barrel to be sent and gave him a wonderful sym farmer, that made a difference In to Lincoln Normal school, at Ma 9 a. m.— Sunday school. pathy for the poor or abused. He I::he acceptability of the two offer rlon, Ala. Those who have any 10 a. m.— English service. once remarked, “ God must have ings: but the nature of the wor thing to donate, kindly notify Mrs. 11 a. m.— German service. loved the common people for He shippers. A sheaf Is as precious in B. P. Walton. 6:30 p. m. Wednesday— Willing made so many of them.” God’s sight as a sheep when the Workers meeting. Washington, Jefferson, Franklin true spirit of sacrifice Is present 2 p. m. Thursday— Ladles Sew and Hamilton— each had some of ' n had a brooding. Introspective, ing Circle. ST. MART’S EPISCOPAL. the qualities of an American, but j Gous disposition. That mind In- 7:30 p. m. Thursday— Senior Lincoln seems to have embodied all ’ ’onces actions appears thn choir. Rev. J. S. Neill. that wt% good of every trait, emo .'arly in the story of the race. H- 7 p. m. Saturday— English choir. tion or quality. lacked the wholehearted, self-for The Young People’s society will 9.30 a. m.— Church school. Men’s It is needless to tell of Lincoln’s '-•/'(inc' spirit of the true worship Announces tender a reception to the young birth in a humble cabin; needless r. His gift on the altar was nc blble class. people of the church at Seymour iths to recount the stories of his words ■ ptahle simi'Iy because his spir' 10.45 a. m.— Morning prayer and where Rev. Stlpplch formerly of sermon. Sermon topic, "Bethel.” and actions in various situations, was out of tuna with sincere devo this church 1s pastor. They are of his part in that splendid task, Mon. Inst( i ef an eye single t 3 p. m.— Highland Park Sunday planntog an Interesting program An Important Addition school. freeing the slaves; and of his guid Mod. he i ' ' loking Jealousl. for this event, announcement In ance of the ‘‘Ship of State” when :uward his • ■. 7 p. m.— Evening prayer and ser regard to which will be made lat mon. Sermon topic, “ A Little destruction was threatened. Wiait a (1 member of th er. His public life was devoted to ^ he ve been fo While.” All boys of this church 12 years Sunday morning at 12 o’clock the good of his fellow men. Lin ' enJ r: e Abel to liv To Their Personnel old and over who are Interested in coln bull himself a monument of ’ i.n;' ' i•• he commute after the morning service, a special Scout work are Invited to attend a parish meeting will be held to con love, admiration and respect, great r, h wa.ined the mur meeting at the church Thursday er than the pyramids and gorgeous * his breast. “ As a sider the matter of work on the new evening at 7 o’clock when plans' church. Also, to act on recommen temples erected to the memory of .) n his heart, so Is a will be completed for organizing a ^a.cau kings. He well deserved ” C ament began even 'Happi Holmes”- of Manchester, tor met ly of the dation of the last parish meeting troop of Boy Scouts to be agillated with reference to election of vestry he title of “ Savior of his country fo;'e ! ae. with this church. and Mberator of >a race.” Any a t to read Into this men. - Monday evening, 7.30 p. m.— Others who received honorable eld story t’ .■ merits of respective world at large now associated with us Friday evening, 7 p. m.— Gala- SWEDISH CONGREGATIONAL. mention for the excellence of their 'c.rms of ri :: lism is a clear wrest- had club meeting. compositions follow in the order ng of Scrintnre. Nobody can say Friday evening, 7.80 p. m.— Boy All Sunday services on daylight ’’amed: Dorothy Turect, Lucille My way of worship Is right, and Mr. Holmes: *T thank the Ad Man for the introduction. I’m the new addition, and most Scouts meeting. saving time. Morning services at Clark, George Flavell, Elizabeth yours is wrong” , on the basis of of it’s true. Don’t know about the ‘important’ part—never was very imiwrtant before, ex Saturday, May 8th— Annual Pre- 10.30. Sunday school at 12 noon. Tones, Esther Barrabee, Kenneth ’ he Cain and Abel experience. cept to myself— but I’ve been battin’ in hard luck, and this job looked mighty important to Graham, Julia Selwitz, Esther Then, as forever, the spirit of tlu taMos Service for the Church Young People’s meeting at 5.30. me. Seems like I’m going to settle right down here in Manchester and have a real good locd Msslonary Offerings, a( Evening- services at 7. Prayer Holmes, Margaret Waterman, Col man alone Is important. ’Written Oifiurch Cathedral, Hartford. meeting on Wednesday evening at lins Driggs, Elsie Newcomb, Eva over the face of our Lesson are the time. IS speaAer will be the Rev. Sam- 7.3'D. Choir rehearsal at 7.30 on Koehler, Barabara Grimes and words of Christ. “ God Is a Spiri' SWt;$9ilfe of St. Mary’s church, Thursday evening. On Friday Ruth McMenemy. and they that would worship Him. “ Happy Holmes’* is what they always called me,—and get me straight— I never was in - Iww Brttaln. evening at 7.30 there will be held The purpose of this annual con must worship Him Is spirit and in the ministry, and never lived in New Bedford— not the same fellow at all. Tried most every Sa*ftd*y, May 1st— Galahad at the Swedish Lutheran church a test conducted in all the high truth.” thing else though, from peddlin’ peanuts to editing the Housewife’s Gazette, and always man will hold a cake sale at Hale’s meeting of the Swedish Concert schools in the country, under the God’s word to Cain was of the JK m
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Improbable that any of the settle place, It is as ingenious a scheme for URGE AMI ment! 80 solemnly reached will ever cutting wages as ever was conceiv be fulfilled— not even that with ed, The wages will, of course, be Siemtts {ttrttins Bfr»U* Great Britain. They never can be reduced In effect by Just the amount wAssam ixM ^j^ SWEETTOOTHTU fulfilled, except perhaps by some of the Interest on the debt that the PUBUSHED BT trick of currency manipulation fol- workers assume; but they will I £ T T E R S New York, Aprir 2 4 .--T h «e is' t b :e! h e r a l d PRINTINQ CO. never suspect it. Ijistead they a general impression tiiat high sal A m C O R R B E T Founded by Elwood 8. ESla lowing some European monetary By CHARIiES P. S'rEWART. congress ten or twenty years hence will consider that they are merely Srfed movie s V s and stage person Oct. L 1881 alities are “ big Broadway spend Every Bvenln« Except Sundaya and — by some device related In prlnci- assuming a business obligation and Washington, April 24.— On the Holidaya ers. pie to that by which Germany paid [ feel a bit important over it. question whether Smith W, Brook- The reverse is more often the Entered at the Poet 0»c® hart of Iowa should keep his seat Legisfetion Before Congress Chester aa Second Claaa Mall Matter. off her Internal debt. In the second 'place ■ It will put case. in the United States Senate or give These persons do not under-esti SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mall The French settlement being to the government in a position to ab it up to'Daniel F. Steck— Steck six dollara a year; el»ly oenU a solutely demand and insist on the mate for a moment their drawing To Place Com Sugar On the fore, then, it is especially de ■vfon—some of the queerest votes capacity in public as well as in the month for shorter perloda modernization of the British coal were cast that the oldest hanger-on By carrier, eighteen cent! a week. sirable that an agreement be made,' theater. They know quite well mines, at present the most obsolete around the Capitol can remember. that the average cafe or night club Par W th Cane and Beet Single copies, three centa this time, which the French people It wasn’t that regular party lines in the world. Britain can still ex SPECIAL advertising REPRE will tolerate. It is extremely llke- were shot completely full of holes. | fhat^h^wouhi almMt SENTATIVE : Hamilton -De Llsser, port coal and do a good and thriv Inc., 25 West 43d Street, New York Y ly, in any other event, that France That’s become the rule rather than i them drop in vrunuentlvFrequently and 127 N. Dearborn SU Chicago, ing business at it, if she can reduce the exception in the last two or j prlvi g • Washington. — America’s sweet will promptly take the lead in fiat he does. , . , ^ tooth is to bq enlisted in the fight The Manchester Evening Herald Is her cost of production to even a few three years. And if they’ are placed in the po on sale In New York City at SchuUs s repudiation. But in this case the senators to bring the long-suffering corn News Stand, Sixth Avenue and 42nd ^ Is all very well for westeri. cents a ton less than that In the were regardless not alone of party. sition of having to spend much, belt out of its present hardships. Street and 42nd Street entrance of they seek a place where the rules Before Congress today is legisla Grand Central Station. senators and others of restricted American mines, Instead of consid They didn’t even break into liberal New Pianos erably more, as at present is the and conservative groups. They are different. tion which will place com sugar on "International News Service tlM the imagination to say, “ They owe it • • • a parity with the familiar cane and exclusive rights to use for republlca- case in spite of the fact that miners’ were all Jumbled up. Democrats tloM In any form all news dispatches and they’ve got to pay it.’’ But and Republicans, Farmer-Labor- The idea is this—-human curiosi beet varieties, insofar as Pure credited to It or not otherwise credit suppose "they" say, outright, that wages are a good deal higher Im-the ty being what It is, tourists and na Food laws are concerned. ed In this paper. It Is also exclusively ites, liberals and conservatives New Methods United States. alike. To sort ’em out looks like a tives alike will rush to such-and- Opposition to the legislation Is entitled to use for republlcamn all they can’t and won’t pay. That such a place if they think that Lot the local or undated news published With the Industry back on its hopeless Job. understood to be of the slightest. herein." would be extremely unpleasant, but tie Filmface or Hector Hero will be Renresentatives and Senators of all ■ I ----- — feet through this means, and with after all what is there we could do Brookhart’s a radical Republi tliQr6« nolitical faiths are gleefully jump SATURDAY, APRIL. 24, 1926 about it? Is it thinkable that we the miners themselves paying part That makes business good, and ing on the bandwagon and indica New Prices can. Senator Ashurst’s a liberal Lottie and Hector are welcome should go to war as a means of col of the bill of putting it there, it Is Democrat. It was natural for tions today were that it would be quite possible that the most dis Ashurst to vote for Brookhart in faces. come law before the end of the DEVER. lection? Visitors from here-and^here-and- jugnth. t l a s t the piano industry has produced couraging economic problem in preference to the Democratic but Theodore Roosevelt is not the only ' We have been gentle enough with everywhere love to go home and ' Means of extracting sugar from A a revolutionary method of manufacture. Great Britain may be solved— and conservative Steck. tell the folks they sat right along-! intelligent politician to take advan a Fascistized Italy. We would Senator Butler’s an ultra-conser corn in commercial quantities were Heretofore pianos were individually hand pro even that the government may side of Peggy Joyce or someone only recently perfected. Accord-1 tage of the turmoil Into which the better be a bit gentle with a har- vative Republican. It was equally equally prominent In the limelight. cessed more or less. But the new Bay method eventually get its money back. natural for him to vote for Steck. Ing to Senator Cummins (R., la.), country has been thrown by resent rassed France, The argument that has standardized production and at the same But think of what would happen But note — the ultra-conserva- who sponsored the measure in the ment against the Volstead act. It was better to get something than Recentiy a night-club proprietor upper chamber, it will piXivIde a 1 time improved the appem’ance of their pianos, in the same situation over here! tively Republican Senator Bingham offered “ Peaches" Heenan, “ Cinde Roosevelt pulled off nothing less nothing out of Italy holds Just as was for Brookhart. Still, though ready market for hundreds of mil made their tone superior, more uniform, and The National Security League rella bride” of Edward Browning, lions of bushels of corn as soon as 1 than a coup when he Jumped Into good with relation to her. conservative, Bingham’s extra con the neat sum of 5350 if she would has brought a high grade piano within the would probably declare war on Con scientious. He voted, not the Vay present obstacles to free use of the ] leadership of the Republican revolt Just casually drop in and spend part reach of everyone. gress, and have the Secretary of he felt, but as he thought he ought. product are removed. against the domination of the drys. TITCH. of the evening. Pure Food Laws. Commerce and the Secretary of La So he doesn’t count. During a period of time whqp a A player of the H. C. Bay make, including And Mayor Dever of Chicago, who Perhaps it was an ancestor of Glancing on down the list we “ The great obstacle,” said Cum-I bor indicted as dripping red tralt- former famed film star was having mins, “ to the ready sale of corn | bench, scarf and 12 music rolls, delivered for is a Democrat, has Just completed Henry Titch whose proclivities fast cofne to another Brookhart vote ors. financial difficulty, she managed to ; gggar is the fact that under Pure only as fine a piece of political strategy, ened on the people of his wee coun that certainly surprises us— the tide over the lean« period by the vote of the dyed-in-the-wool regu ’ ’ Food laws sugar is now defined as and a subtler one. try that utterly shocking and libel simple expedient of walking into a sucrose, which is manufactured lar Republican Senator * Curtis, number of cafes, letting herself be Dever is considerable of a per ous tradition Senate majority floor leader, whom from sugar cane. Taffy was a Welshman, recognized, smiling prettily here “ If canners and food packers son. He is not a cheap or dirty Brookhart’s radicalism in the 68th and then wandering on to the next. Congress nearly drove wild. generally desire to use corn sugar, politician but for years was a mem Taffy was a thief. * • * they must distinctly label their ber of the Illinois Judiciary, In a At all events Henry, a Cardiff DAILY POEM It Is part of the acting g^me to packages to Ahat effect and many Reed of Missouri voted for “ be on view” publicly, as 'ivell as bl-partisan revolt against the un man, was put in Jail yesterday for Brookhart, but Reed’s a notorious housewives hesitate to buy such continuing, at the mellow age of on stage. products in the belief they are 80 months to pay. Backed up by our guar speakable conditions created by the LOVE DREAM. Democratic insurgent and Brook And since there are a sufficient ninety, his carefully selected life hart was his kind of a senator, re adulterated. That is not so as corn notorious Thompson regime, Chica An arbor that harbored a lass number of people ready to trail be sugar has many valuable food antee of satisfaction. Come in and let ua work of picking pockets. It would who was fair, still lingers, so kind, gardless of his party label. hind, gaping and gawking and demonstrate this fine instrument. go citizens— as they had done on a Reed of Pennsylvania, however? properties and is highly recom former historic occasion— revolted seem almost as if they might bet in my mind. Her face was the ready to spend good money Just to mended by chemists and physl- trace of all sweetness. Her hair And his colleague. Pepper? Repub sit In the same room, the famous and organized on non-partisan lines. ter have put him in a museum. licans, yes, but as regular as two cIhds*** round Innocence closely entwined. ones become decoys. One of the main reasons why They picked ten names, five Repub There is something most intrig Mid ivy that grew there, it seem clocks, and with no more in com Which is one of the reasons why mon with Brookhart’s kind of Re corn growers are intermittently licans and five Democrats, and took uing about the idea of a ninety- ed that I knew there was love Broadway is Broadway— and prob swept by depression is because it WATKINS BROTHEES year old pickpocket. It is too bad calmly waiting my call. She was publicanism than they have with ably always will be. them to the bosses of the two big Trotsky’s. They cast Brookhart is largely used as a stock feed and that Wales is really a bit too far Just the right sort. Not a portion — GILBERT SWAN. lacks a ready export market. political parties. Select your can too short, nor a portion, I might votes. from Times Square for the New Up to the present time there didate for mayor from among these add, too tall. And, of all senators, Reed York Sunday editors to send their Smoot— not only conservative but ROBINS IN APRIL. have been few products manufac five men, each party boss was told The sight of her caught me. A tured from corn. Aside from its special writers out on a half day heart thrill she brought me. I reactionary, to his backbone. He — or stand a solid bolt of all the re plunked for Brookhart when his I woke this morning Just at light. value in feeding stock, the farm assignment to “ get" Henry and longed for the touch of her hand. The house was very still. er rarely hopes to sell much of his spectable voters in the city. If I could possess her. If I could name was called. It was In that way that Dever play him for a picture feature. It Outside, too, all was quiet. surplus at a worth-while profit. caress her. I felt that she’d well No sounds my thoughts to fill. New Market Seen. came to be nominated by the Dem would l5o extremely Interesting to understand. It may seem odd to marvel that Republicans voted to seat a Repub I lay and listened— came to me When corn sugar is placed on a ocrats. He was only elected, he learn what Henry has to say for his ’Twas Just in the dark that my A fair, faint, glad “ Cher-ee.” legal footing with other sugars, a mind had this lark. Her being lican— but not when one considers says, because he was an older and profession as an aid to longevity. the present scrambled state of poll Then all was quiet for a spell vast new market will be open for WEATHER CHART “ I have made it a point never to spread over the wall. Came the Then answering came “ Sher up, the grower with^a surplus, many more experienced man than the ad first streak of dawn and the vision tics. worry," we can imagine the wise Take Senator Bruce, a very, very cher-ee.” believe. ‘ mirable candidate picked by the was gone— a dream for the moment Cummins declared today the IMPORTANT ITEM old man admonishing. “ It has al — that's all. conservative Democrat. The very Republicans. very conservatively Democratic And soon the air was full of pleas time was coming when the Middle Dever has attracted a lot of at ways been my experience that Just Steck was Just the man to catch So Joyous bright and cheery West would be dotted with fac when things seemed darkest and tories turning out corn sugar for NATURE tention since he came to be chief Bruce's vote, and so he did. “ Cher-up, cher-ee, cher up, cher-ee, IN GAS MAKING the rent man was coming round, But it would have been a good O come with me! canneries, which would find it a executive of the Windy city, and, as cheap and palatable sweetening. providence has taken care to pro I deal less astonishing to have seen Come mate, ’tis time that we he admits himself, he likes public Were up and doing— time to be A House Interstate and Foreign vide a soused sailor with his pay Bruce vote for Brookhart than it office. There has been more than 1 wag to see Curtis and Smoot vot On our swift errands to and fro. Commerce sub - committee found a little leaning toward him, of late, sticking out of hlf pocket or a Lon A THOUGBT Flitting from tree to tree. that 400,000 pounds of sugar per Connecticut Gas Companies 1 ing for him. i day was now being made from as the Democrats’ best bet as a don coal buyer who carried his coin Brookhart, remember, has claims , “ Cher up, cher-ee, cher up, cher-ee corn, with consumption steadily in Presidential candidate. purse where Americans carry thejr Be not deceived; God is not Rely on Forecasts to on the Democrats. He helped them 0 come with me! But the country at large didn’t refreshments. And I have always mocked; for whatsoever a man We’ll find a place to build *^"^^ureau of Standards officials soweth, that shall he also reap.— most of the time, in the 68th Con and Dr. Hugh S. Cumming, Sur know him particularly well— only permitted such people to do my gress. He fought the Coolldge ad No time to waste for. shadows Make-Plans for Coining Gal. 6-7. geon General of the U. S. Public i the mid-west. worrying for me.” • • * ministration in the last national flee. The spring is here, O come with Health Service, told the Represen Then a witness or two before the Yes, Indeed, Henry— of course Curses always recoil on the head campaign. In the regular Republicans’ side- me! tatives that com and other new Demand for Gas Heat. properly amplified and with certain of him who Imprecates them. If senate prohibition sub-committee he was a dreadfully painful thorn Cher up, cher-ee, cher-ee!’.’ types of sugar were thoroughly abused Chicago and told what a hor discreet reservations kept in mind you put a chain* around the neck of wholesome. a slave, the other end fastens Itself — a Republican who wasn’t in their — would make excellent modern opinion, a Republican. He isn’t, as And through the day, now here According to the Connecticut rible place it was for rum and how around your own.— Emerson. newspaper copy. And perhaps the they see it, half as good a Republi now there. Committee on Public Servite In the local authorities did nothing to From apple, cherry, maple tree most valuable part of him lies in can as^the old-line Democratic Sen formation, one of the most essen enforce the law. ator Underwood. Yet men like “ Cher up, cher-ee, cher up, cher-ee OPEN FORUM tial items entering into the opera b e a r l o a d s u p . Mayor Dever, sitting in Chicago, the fact that he didn’t enter on his Smoot and Curtis were for him O come, dear mate, to me! tion of a gas company is the daily Cher up, cher-ee, cher up, cher-ee read these strictures in the papers. true life vocation until well past Great Falls. Mont.— A 300- unavaillngly. indeed. Here’s Chris Editor The Evening Herld: I perusal and study of the weather the first fiush of youth; he was tian charity— or something. For spring has come and nesting Through the courtesy of the forecast charts furnished by the A lesser man might have sworn pound bear, emerging from his time fifty-three. In fact, when he picked long winter sleep near here, broke Steck, on the other hand, has Herald I wish to make the follow- Federal weather bureaus, a Few and blustered and let it go at that. done things to endear him to the 0 come, dear mate, 0 come with ing announcement to the people o other than those actually employed Mayor Dever, delighted, grabbed his first pocket. So he says, and his fast by eating three sticks of with! dynamite. A road gang watched Republicans and win dislike from Manchester. This is by no means by Connecticut firms engaged in the his hat and a train and landed like he ought -to know. What history Democrats. He plugged for Cool- Cher up, clier-ee, cher-ee!” an advertisement for the Saturday manufacture and sale of gas, realize , him at his feast. There was no L. H. McMENEMY. a high explosive shell in Washing- j of baffled hopes, what story of tills shooting at bears all week. idge in 1924, though he says he’s Evening Post. I am ^ ‘/ing it to the importance to gas companies futllely tapped for coppers or of going to be a regular Democrat Inform the reading public of the of knowing weather conditions In ten. In a few minutes he took Mark Twain had his hair mas A Beautiful Degener advance. Every gas company ob washings surreptitiously removed The Salvation Army settlement now. city of Manchester that there Is an possession of the prohibition hear Ain’t it a mixed up mess? Poli saged daily up to the time of his article in this week’s issue of the tains these charts dally from the from lines, only to produce a break in New York receives 1200 pieces death. ing, and with the excuse of contra of clothing a week to dispose of. tics doesn’t make sense any more. Saturday evening Post on Page 16. ate in Flower World. weather bureau in order to follow dicting the aspersions on Chicago, fast of beer and buns, lie back of written by Elizabeth Frazer_about the forecasts from day to day, and that belated start may be Imagined. the wonderful Sesqulcentennlal In also niakes a study of the so-called for the greater part of the two full “ long distance” weather- prognosti To strive till fifty-three, and then ternational ExposiUon sessions turned the hearing Into the A Successful Operation be celebrated in the city of Phila The Ghost Flower cations/ which predict conditions most perfect political advertising arrive, perhaps all unexpectedly, delphia from June 1 to December 1, BY ARTHUR N. PACK several months in advance.^ agency for Mayor Dever, possible at the status of a full blown dip— 1926. This article is very inter President, The American Nature It Is of the utmost Importance for there is romance, for you, and ex esting and gives a clear Association a gas company to know in advance presidential candidate, that could what the temperature will be bn the tration of what the exposition will The Indian Pipe, or Ghost Flow possibly be devised. ample, too. Surely it’s never too following day In order that it may be, together with pictures of some er, Is one of our degenerates o f the late to make a beginning. Let be preparec to meet the demand No running news story In many of the numerous buildings. plant world, a parasite which lives a long month has been followed so disappointed ambition remember This week I received - l®«er mostly on the nourishment which for gas heat. A prediction of a drop in the temperature means the closely by the newspaper reading Henry Titch. from Mayor Kendrick, president of has been gathered by other plants. the Celebration Association, re demand for gas on that day will in public as the story of the wet-and- Perhaps its ancestors lived hon crease materially and that the com BRITISH COAL. questing me to convert myself into estly, as most plants do, by gather dry hearings. It was Dover’s a modern Paul Revere and carry pany must manufacture more than' Great Britain would hardly be ing directly from the soil, with Its chance to become known to simply the message of this Sesqulcenten- enough gas to meet that demand. own roots, the food that mother If It were not for the weather fore millions of Americans, almost In a called a socialistic body politic, nial to aa many people in the city earth gives her children. Then it even by those who are inclined to of Manchester as I possibly can. casts, the companies would have no minute. And he did it. inuBt hae had green coloring mat way of knowing what sort of a tem see things redder than they are, but The people of Philadelphia are plan ter in its now colorless stalk, and Whether the committee has yet ning and working hard to proper perature to expect and would paternalism has a grip over there real green leaves Instead of these thereforv. have no way of making awakened to the fact that it has ly observe and celebrate the one scaly bracts, and brightness In its that would scare the average Amer hundred and fiftieth birthday of the plans to meet changes. been exploited by the shrewdest bit petals. ican blue. founding of our nation, whose basic Like other utility companies, the of practical politics of the year is But now it has lived so long on gas companies must be prepared at The government subsidy or boun principal was life, liberty and the the bounty of others that It has problematical. But Dever pulled pursuit of happiness. all times to meet th*. so-called “ peak ty which enabled coal production to lost the power to work for itself, load” or that demand which calls Its leg for such a boost for himself Benjamin Franklin, one of tne and is devoid even of color, save be carried on without reducing for maximum output. While the ns he couldn’t have gotten other signers of the Declaration of Liber that sometimes a pinkish glow suf wages of miners and at the same ty, was the founder of the Saturday equipment of the company must be wise with two national committees fuses its flowers, as If it were great enough to meet this demand time without increasing the capa Evening Post; and I, being the rep blushing' for the shame of Its thlev- and a year of time to devote to It. resentative of the Curtis Publishing at all times, It would be wasteful city of the mines through the adop Company who now publish and dls- to manufacture a maximum amount tion of modern methods, was a, war It even hangs Its head, and lives of gas each day and not have it DEBTS. I tribute the Post, take this oppor- only li* the shady and hidden The Italian debt settlement being time and reconstruction makeshift tunlty to complj with the request used. The weather charts, espe places. Here It Is seldom seen save cially in this New England climate w'hich anybody could understand. of Mayor Kendrick. by the uature-lover, who is not now dlspceed of, the renewal of I should like to add that any one of varying temperatures and sud negotiations with France comes at Its continuation for such a long content unless he is prying Into den weather changes, are therefore from Manchesteif who plaijs to at all the secret places, for here he ! time peculiarly advantageous to period as up to the present, even, tend the celebration and visit the of great Importance in preventing ^ may find some of the most Inter waste and yet guaranteeing efficient that country. Perhaps as the re is comprehensible in view of the Curtiss Publishing Company’s won esting of nature’s" works. derful plant should get In touch service. sult of shrewd maneuvering on the seriously unsettled etate of British Degenerate though It he,> the with me and I shall be glad to give flower has retained the power to part of the French government. Industry ever since the war. But them a personal letter of Introduc the device by which it Is proposed produce abundant seed; and evi We have always Insisted that the tion to Mr. .Wheeler, District Sales dently having neither color nor Importance of the Italian refunding to follow the subsidy .upon its legal Manager of this territory who Is lo scent. It attracts no Insects. It cated in the Philadelphia home arrangement to the Coolldge ad expiration May 1, is one which no performs the office of fertilizing It office. Mr. Wheeler and I are per self, for which it should be given ministration was exaggerated— that American legislator or statesman sonal friends and I am sure he will would ever dare propose. In like credit.' " ' It would not have damaged the do all that he can to Insure anyone The Indian Pipe grows from our prestige of the President in the circumstances in this country. a pleasant stay In Philadelphia. northern states, south to the gulf. This device is the extension by I thank you for this opportunity least if the compact had failed of „ ’a a j . .a AlU, u . Today is feast day of St. Fidelia ratification; and we have not been the government of a loan to the of Slgmarlngen, who abandoned a paper. reaches far back Into geologic mine Operators, payable over a long ■Very truly yours, very keen for the agreement, not times. It blossoms from June well career of law to enter the Capuchin at all on the ground set up by such term of years and contingent upon Louis A. McPherson, order. -^1 68 Chestnut Street. into the autumn. opponents as Jim Reed, that it in reorganization of the industry and ■V Tolves robbery of the American the closing of uneconomic work LIGHT FINGERED Bend a stamped addressed enve lope and questions o f fact having BIGHT BOTH TIMES people, but because of the tender ings— the interest payments to be Kind Old Lady: And what are "Are mine the only Ups you «r«^ yon going to do when you grow up. to do with Nature will be answered ness with which Italy has been .divided between the operators, the by the Consulting Staff of Nature' kissed?” , my little man? Seated as compared with France miners and the government. Magazine of Washington ' through “ Yes, dear, the niceati Urchin: Poller In my fathers Bits. fud England, or even Belgium. Yet this is not, after all, such a finger prints!— Yale Record. anahgeaieiita made by this paper. As a matter of fact It is highly crazy proceeding. In the first
V. ■ ’T*'^■ .. V- '■- r: '.\ ^•rnrnfm rm c^E^m SATO«DAY. -A m E '24. l ■ : VOT JUST A MONTH LATE tHARTFOi^AWASH OHARA WOMAN WAS LOCAL MAN MISSING, COLLEGE GIRL’S I M S --SI? >1: FOR APRIL FOOLS' DAY - ’ .'.v -AOr t* • '• ••■A ■ K'- SHOT BY RDM SLEDTHS ASCONNECnCUTARI^; o u g A RESIDENT HERE Today is not April Fool.D^. AFTER COURT ORDER vV- klST' HOW;i)iD, D ’ PROPOSEi ,. MARYi PORG] Someone at the North. End ; ■ DOUG WON'T TELL- (Coutinaed from page 1.) must have awakened from a Rip B. Pagan! of Keeney Court, Smith Studwts Didn’t Halt at Van Winkle this morning and Order wi^Nightr-Drive But Boats Replace Autos /add the! thought if was April 1, however, Disappears Following Glas;> Dwellers Move— Upper Lev facts leading to the finding of the Did After Shooting. infant’s body In an out-house at f6r at 7 o’clock a person called tonbury Fracas. el Wharf .Is Used. the Manchester Fire Department the rear of Miss O’Hara’s home Northampton, April 24.— ^If you last Sunday evening by a group of by telephone and said there was Much speculation has developed Hartford, April ’ 24^Hartfotd a fire on Oakland street. • ’ should ask Smith College seniors children. of late regarding the whereabouts what'they think of the state police this afternoon felt the effects of a Moved to Manchester The apparatus responded to a of Barahia Paganl whose home is at flooded Connecticut ^rlverr For still alarm and rushed to the patrol, your' answer would probably It appears that Miss O’Hara, be a blank look— and maybe mum the first time in several years, the •who was born and brought up here scene— but there was no fire. At 7 Purnell Place, but who recently Hartford and New York Transpor least the fire truck went the full conducted a store in Glastonbury blings. And here’s the reason as and who has lived here practically it has been passed around the col tation Co, Was using the upper lev all of the time, left her home a length of the street but could ne4r Buckingham. Pagan! was el of its wharf here as the river not locate any blaze. ordered to leave Glastonbury by the lege campus. year ago and ■went to Manchester. A party of students had received stood at .16 feet this; afternoon and There she stayed at the home of a town officials following his fourth ■was rising at two-tenths of an inch permission to attend a wedding in per hour. . friend, Mrs. Helen (Bennett) Ber arrest In February and since that Hartford Thursday but were told nard, of North street, according to time has disappeared. The river was out of its banks they must be back at the -school in the East Hartford Meadows and her confession. Miss O’Hara SEEK GERMAN GUN early. They stayed in Hartford clulms she ■worked at the Hartman It was stated today by his wife, in the Hartford North Meadows. Tobacco plantation during the the mother of four children, that as lohg as possible— probably a lit Some of the city streets were un summer. Sh" 15^ well known in her husband told her he was going tle longer than they Intended— and der water as in the other days, FOR WAR MEMORIAL then started back along the College Manchester. to Italy. It Is also reported from inen starcea oaca ^ with water seeping into cellars Highway for Northampton. Speed Houses in the East Harti Later Miss O’Hara states she other sources that a friend In Glas Houses in the East Hartford and Mrs. Bernard went to Hart Gov. Trumbull Promises to Try meant nothing to them, and the Meadows district were being evac tonbury received a letter only a girl driving “ stepped on it” ford to live. There they resided and Secure War Relic for few days ago from Paganl and it uated hurriedly as the water crept at 125 Wethersfield avenue in an She practically fiew from Hart up and row boats were In service apartment house. Mrs. Bernard’s Manchester. was post marked from Florida. ford to the Connecticut State Line, ■where transportation was needed husband is in poor health and is re Silmultaneous with Pagani’s de experiencing no trouble along the in the district. cuperating in Detroit, it was re Through the assistance of Town parture came the reported absence route. But at the State Line there Jumping, Up North. Treasurer, George Waddell and was trouble— plenty of it— await vealed. of Mrs. Antonia Francionf, Glaston Boston, April 24.— New England Dilworth Cornell Post No. 102, ing her. ^ Goes to Hospital bury married woman and mother of streams, fed by the'fast melting Soon afterwards Miss O’Hara American Legion, a suitable piece Troopers on Guard. snow on the northern hills, are ris three children. She was connected entered St. Francis hospital where of German Artillery as a war me State Police had received a re ing rapidly today, some of them a baby girl was born to her Feb morial is expected. Application has with Pagani in the store business in port that a I'oad of liquor stored in approaching the flood stage. ruary 23. Dr. Herbert Bailey of been filed ■with the governor and Buckingham. Conditions, how a high-powered machine, was due a full reply has just been received. At Springfield the, Connecticut Hartford, attended. Miss O’Hara ever, became such that town offi to cross over into Massachusetts registered 11 1-2 feet, one foot be gave her name as Mrs. William Dilworth Cornell Post No. 102 Thursday night, and acting on this South Manchester, Conn. dais investigated the case. They low the danger line. At Brattle- Biiriie and her maiden name as ordered Pagani to leave town. He information troopers weye station boro, Vt.-, the same stream was Miss Julia Brcder. She remained Dear Sir: ed with their ever-ready motorcy This will acknowledge your did so and either at the same time pouring through the floodgate at at the hospital for three weeks. cles, prepared for a quick chase. the rate of 55,000 cubic feet per application of April 19th for or shortly afterwards came the news Several cars are said to have Then Miss O’Hara returned to her second^ an increase of 35,000 cubic a suitable piece of German of the disappearance of the woman. been stopped by the troopers be apartment on Wethersfield ave feet within a few days. 'At 'White Artillery as a War Memorial. Pagani, prior to being ordered ^ fore the one they sought appeared nue. River Junction It rose five feet in There are on file’ here a leave town, was in the Glastonbury in the distance— at least, it resem At this part of the case comes 24 hours and at Bellow Falls gain the point on which the young moth great many applications and court three times for selling liquor bled the one they were looking for, it will bo the purpose of this according to the court officials. Each but there was no liquor in it. The ed three and ode-half feet in the er’s fate in the Superior Court will same time. hinge. She claims that on the office to distribute them in time he was fined several hundred Smith College seniors were hurry night of Sunday, March 28, her the order in which the appli dollars and the third time sent ing back to school. Command was child died of natural causes, the cations are received as far as enced to thirty days in jail. Pa given to stop as the car neared the nature of which she failed to give. possible. I will be very glad gani took an appeal and had the troopers. The girl driving either lUINOIS G. 0. P. MUM She says she became frightened, to do what I can to secure a fine remitted but had to serve the did not hear or see the signal, or gun for Manchester. took a satchel belonging to Mrs. jail sentence. else decided to take a chance and ON DRY LAW QUESTION Hapi)y? Are Dong, Mary and “Zorro” happy? The picture Is the reply. Bernard and put her child’s dead Very truly yours, try to slip by. (Signed) John H. Trumbull. ! body in it. Officer Opens Fire. By ALLENE SUMNER. “ All right, old lady, here’s my dally, take it so for granted that a Body In Satchel ANNOUNCE STRONG a The car swept by the guard, and Make World Court Main Plat side of the story and I’ll stick to six-year-married life is a long That night, the girl says she Manchester’s record of over as it passed him he pulled his re form Plank — Democrats New York.— “ Doug” Fairbanks, it! I can’t even remember the color time! took the satchel and went by auto 1200 men who entered the service volver and fired, puncturing one of “ We have felt ever since “we during the World War is a high CONCERT PROGRAM human pretzel o! the silver sheet, of the dress you wore when I pro mobile to her home on Brooklyn the rear tires on the girl’s machine. Declare for Wine, Beer. came back this year that New York percentage in relation to the popu almost got jilted by “ Our Mary” posed. That’s all the Impression street where she hid the satchel A second shot sent the other rear was all primed to hear that our W lation of the town. This fact is because he was so handsome! YOU made upon ME!” and body in the shed at the rear (Continued from page 1) tire fiat. Springfield, 111., April 24.— Com “ America’s Sweetheart” told me Mary’s eye imps again came to love affair was waning! of her home. recognized and without doubt Gov The driver stopped her machine, plete harmony prevailed among as “ New York thinks It almost bar ernor Trumbull will see to it that about It herself. the surface. Following the finding of the and Mondav evening will be util stepped out and In no smooth-tem sembled factions of the Illinois G. “ I first say Doug on the stage “ Wjiat so peculiar about that, barian to be happy. Doug and I are body early Sunday evening by the a suitable piece of artillery will be pered manner, laid down a verbal O. P. today following an all night given to the town of Manchester ized for the finishing tduches, and in a play called ‘Gentleman of dear? You don’t even know what not ‘smart’ according to smart so children and the notification of there will be a final rehearsal barrage. State constabulary in session of the state Republican as a memorial. Leisure,’ ” confided Mary, mem color I’m wisaring ANY of the’ ciety standards. ’ Chief Tobin, Medival Examiner Monday afternoon. general came in for a lot of abuse convention. ories making, her hazel eyes wist time!” “ We ask dinner hostesses to give Thomas F. Rockwell was summon The Program before the girl could see the offi With Col. Frank L. Smith, nomi DEATH OF MRS. SKIFFINGTON ful. “ He wore a college boy blazer “ Doug means infinitely more to us one another for partner. ‘ ed. He said death could not have Following is the complete pro cers were doing their duty. nee for United States Senator, in me than my career,” Mary had “ We hate this constant chasing occurred more than twenty-four and carried a tennis racquet under gram for the concert: Then, so the story goes, the two complete control^ the plank oppos his arm. confined to me before he came into after excitement. We do not have hours previously. Dr. Rockwell Mrs. Mary A. Sklffington, a long Part One ing American entrance into the time resident of North School troopers, feeling sorry for their un “ He looked like one of these the room. “ I could learn that the to be, nor want to be entertained stated that the organs of the body Boston Symphony Ensemble, Suite World Court, wis made the key street died at the home of her intended victims, had the proprie handsome men collar ads, and I public was tired of m6 much more every minute. We like evenings to were in normal condition and ...... Gretry tor of a nearby garage replace the stone of the platform under con graciously than that Doug was gether, just to talk about things.” that while there were no marks in niece, Mrs. Joseph V. Wall this have never cared for that type. He Tambourin tires on the machine with new tires, struction. didn’t ‘knock me cold’ at all at tired of m e!” Doug’s black brows were knit' ■ 1 Ksre. dicating the child had died of morning. Mrs. Sklffington was a Minuet The platform avoided the prohi practical nurse and well known on and the girls resumed their jour first.” But to go back to Doug. ted. *■ ' " , wounds, there were, however, indi Glgue ney. bition question entirely. It favors the north side of the town. She Mary simply can’t remember “ I remember when I first fell in “ Mary’s right. The Jinx will get 1 - cations that it may have died from Trelawney, Cornish Marching song agricultural relief and waterway us If we don’t watch out. It’S' al- - • suffocation, as the Ups were dls- had been ill for several months. how, many times she had seen love with Mary, what I said to her, ...... Thayer legislation needed in the middle Doug before she “ fqll for him”— what she said to me, and what she most Inhuman to be as conatantly c'lored. This, Dr. Rockwell said Besides her niece, Mrs. Wall of 80 The Shepherdess . . MacMiirrough North School street, she leaves a MANY ARE SUFFERING west. Nor where he proposed— did, if she doesn’t!” said he. happy together as we are.” could possibly have been caused by The Chain of Jungle Life Proclaiming prohibition as the The Fairbanks make no bones of the manner in which the baby was nephew, John Buchanau of 175 Nor how— I pricked up my reporter’s ears— ...... Baldwin outstanding issue In the state and “ But wild horses can’t drag it recognizing the rumor that, discord placed in the satchel as the in Woodland street and other rela Soprano Nor what she said— tives in Bridgep'.it and "Waterbury. FROM OTTAWA FLOOD nation, Illinois democracy was on Mary looked frightened at her out of me,” langhed" Doug at my stalks between them. . r 1 fant’s face was pressed against a. April, My April ..Milligan record today in favor of light wine “You can only say,” said Mary* some articles of underwear in the Funeral arrange’ueuts are incom Dwellers Near Rideau River lack of romantic memories. expectation. “ That’s mine. I won’t b. One Fine D a y ...... Puccini and beer. tell Mary if she doesn’t remem with the sincerity and belief, that i satchel. The medical examiner plete at this writing. c. Eventide ...... Fox “ Isn’t it alarming,” she queried, Trapped in Homes — Danger Modification of the prohibition “ to find your memory warehouse ber!” characterizes her, “ that as long as said the child evidently had been,, d. Song of the Open .La Forge if Log Boom Goes. law was adopted as the keystone life itself lasts, Doug and I meet well cared for. He also said a COULDN’T BE. so bare of the usual romantic, “ You know,” said Mary, her eyes I Boat Song ...... 'Ware plank of the state platform during wide, “ it frightens me to realize it together.” child placed in a closed satchel of Finale from “ The Gondoliers” story-book ghosts?” Ottawa, April 24.'— ^Wlth the a lively session of the Illinois ^ Then Douglas took his turn. that folks. New York folks espe-[ “ Amen!” said Doug, r v that sort would succumb in a "I knew an artist once who paint ...... Sullivan ed a cobweb on the celling so real fiooded waters of the Rideau Democratic convention here yester sort while. Intermission day. Foley •Supplies Tip istically that the maid spent hours steadily rising, residents adjoining Part Two b y n g ; i l l o n f a r e w e l l Raphel, was injured today when GOV. SMITH ON VACATION. . Chief Tobin communicated with trying to get it down.” the river today were marooned in Albany, N. Y., April 2,4.—4-Qov-' Boston Symphony Ensemble the upper fioors of their homes. TOUR, IS r e c o v e r i n g . fire swept their home on the Hope the Hartford Detective Department "Sorry, dear, I just can’t believe a. Largo (New 'World Sym avenue road on the outskirts of ernor Al Smith, accompanied by ’ and Lieutenant Frank Santora as it.” They are finding it difficult to ob DERAILED FUER RIPS Mrs, Smith, left Albany early today •' phony) ...... Dvorak tain food. Regina, Sask., Aprjl 24.— Making this town. A copper still, empty signed De'^^’Mve Peter Gavin and "Why not? Artists have been b. Rondo Capriccloso bottles which had contained rub- for a week’s vacation at Absecon, known to do such things.” Danger of the log boom at favorable recovery from a foot In Officer William Henaghan to the Mendelssohn UP 2 MILES OF TRACK fection which confined him to his(,.birig alcohol and a shotgun were N. J. It was announced at the ex case. The Hartford detectives, “ Yes, but no maids.” — Northern Mooney’s Bay, three miles up the Youth ...... Gaines Special train on a farewell tour of found in the ruins. ecutive chamber that the governor working in conjunction with the Daily Telegraph. river, breaking and releasing piled had accepted an Infltation to speaK ; (Solo by Miss Gladys Hahn) up ice appears to be Increasing the west, Dord Byng, governor-gen local police unearthed the facts. ^hena Van ...... Beach Montreal-Bostoii Train Has In Philadelphia on May 24, extend- ‘ They were aided by the Manches British theatrical stars who hourly. eral of Canada, arrived here today BRITISH POLICEMAN Esetasy ...... Beach Spectacular Wreck Without and was given an enthusiastic wel cd by Charles H. Frazier, head of ter constable, James Foley, who brought a number of young alliga (Solo by Mr. Robert Gordon) Succer Hole Creek, in Hull, Que., INDIA BIOT VICTIM. the Public Charities of that city. fed by two small lakes north of the Loss of Life. . come by thousands of citizens. supplied them with the necessary tors to England have found them Coin’ to Shout— Negro Spiritual information regarding the angle difficult pets and sent them to the city, today flooded its banks and In a speech Lord I^yng pleaded Calcutta, April 24.— Rioting be ...... Manney Gerrlsh, N, B., April 24.— Rip for unification, for the continuance MOTHER AND S CHILDREN ’ there. London zoo. Who did Sw.allow Jonah— Negro carried away two bridges and in tween Hindus and Moslems recur VICTIMS OF ADAMS FIRE Wj\rrant Issued undated a large section of the low ping up the tracks for nearly two of the same spirit that brought the red for the third successive day to Spiritual ...... Protheroe miles and Injuring three persons, nine provinces to work as one dur Adams, Mass., April 24.— A A warrant •'••as sworn out bv The Farewell of Hiawatha , .Foote lying district In the northern area. day, despite the efforts tJf the po mother and two hblldren ■were Prosecuting Attorney Dennis J. Eastview and Overbrook dis the crack Montreal-to-BostoU night ing the great war. '« ’■ (Solo by Mr. Jarl Johnson) lice. burned to death, a third child died McCarthy for Miss O’Hara’s arrest ■Th?i tricts are the worst affected, as the flyer was derailed here today. After warning demonstrators to Acccmpanlment by the Boston *One hundred and fifty passengers later at the hospital from burns which was made by Chief Tobin. Symphony Ensemble water of the river Is so swift navi CHILD BURNS WITH HOUSE disperse the police were .forced to were badly shaken up when seven and the father, Hermldas.Major, is In court Monday morning the Assisting Artists gation of boats to and from flood THAT HID MOONSHINING fire Into one mob, with a few cas in a serious condition following a.:_ young mother pleaded not guilty cars rolled over on their sides. In addition to the well known ed houses is dangerous. ualties. fire which swept through their and her case had been continued Steel construction prevented proba capabilities of the Choral Club, With furnace fires out, with food Bristol, R. I., April 24— Carlos The mob’s fanaticism is mount home early today. until this morning pending the comprising as it does the best difficult to secure and In many ble loss of life. Vaccarro, aged 2, was killed, his ing and the situation is ugly. finding of the coroner. Two girls, Emma Major and singers of Manchester, the commit cases compelled to live in upstairs The injured are George W. Tap- sister . Rosaline and his brother A British police sergeant has Cicely Gardner, both 15, escaped Miss O'Hara is the daughter of floors, the Inhabitants are in a pin, of Lynn, Mass.; S. B. Tilden, tee in charge has as assisting art Thomas were burned and his father been killed by stabbing. without Injury. Mrs. Mary E. O'Hara of 57 Brook miserable plight today. Roxbury, Vt.; James Jackson, por lyn . street. Her father, Michael ists musicians whose ability is recognized throughout New Eng- ter on a Pullman sleeping car. O'Hara, died three weeks ago at Irnd. None of the injuries is serious. St. Francis hospital from pneumo HIS THROAT CUT, HE nia which developed following a The fine reputation of the Bos ton Ensemble has already been FIND SKELETON IN fall in which he broke his leg. BOSTON BACK YARD The Manchester Angle commented upon by The Evening TELLS TWO STORIES It was stated at the home of Herald, with extracts from the commendatory criticisms of the Boston, April 24. — Indicating a Mrs. Bernard's mother, Mrs. Velch possible murder, the skeleton of a on Woodbridge street today that Boston musical critics. Middletown, April 24.— Robert The Summer Issue Equally prominent in musical Culbert, 20 year old colored man, full grown person was unearthed Miss O'Hara did not hoard at their in the rear of 68 Bartlett street, home. Mrs. Velch is Lithuanian circles is Miss Gladys Hahn, sopra is dying at Middlesex hospital here no soloist of New 'York City. Miss with his throat cut. Roxbury, early today. Police are and through her daughter Bertha, ^ ■■ who works in the Dressing Mill Hahn’s splendid voice, and her ad Culbert, brought here frotei the standing guard over the bones until of the at Cheney Brothers, it was said mirable musical training are going Brick Yards section of Middlefield, the medical examiner holde an that Miss O’Hara only stayed at to prove a revelation to the audi first declared he had cut his own autopsy. their home “ off and on” during ence Monday evening. throat. Later he said some one else the summer months. They said At the last concert, November did it. she was finally asked to leave. 30, the attendance aggregated 900 Culbert was employed by the Telephone Directory persons, and judging by the de Tuttle Brick Co. for a month after SEND INVITATIONS FOR mands for tickets made to mem his arrival here from Birmingham, i.' PERU SUB'S LAUNCHING bers and to Watkins Brothers Ala., but lost his job a month ago. New London, April 24.— Formal store and the Kemp Music House, Tuttle Co. officials declared he had invitations were sent out today by the distributing points, the audi been acting queerly. the Electric Boat company and the ence Monday evening will dupli ToALlR>iHTsj Closes May 8 New London Ship and Engine com cate that of November 30 in pro STIJiL PROBING BLAST ON- portions. pany for the launching of the Peru SUB AT NEW LONDON vian submarine R-2 which is to The Sunday afternoon rehearsal New London, April 24. — The take place at the yards in Groton for the concert will be at 4 o’clock investigation into the explosion on on April 29 at 10:45 a. m., daylight and the Monday afternoon re the submarine S-49 has developed saving time. Harry K. Thaw is now writing a hearsal with the Boston Symphony far more detailed work than naval Changes in present listings book, a book to place him on good ensemble will be at 5:30 o’clock. men anticipated, and will be under INDICTS STUDENTS FOR terms with the world. It is expect way almost another week, accord should be given us as spoil as The newest 51 bills, made of es ing to information here today. ASS.VULT ON A CO-ED ed to tell his side of the Stanford Sycamore, 111., April 24.— True pecially strong paper, are said to The blast killed three men and bills were returned this morning White killing. Picture taken in last twice as long as the old. Injured a dozen more. possible. by a special grand jury charging Philadelphia. three De Kalb county youths with ______Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin %/> If you plan to have a teie^ assaulting Miss Dorothy Wester- — velt. Northern Illinois teachers’ »-• - ■.' college co-ed, the night of April phone installed, arrange for it 11. The youths are Stanley Hurt and .To all points North or East or now, so that your number will Leonard Rich, students at the Used Cars I For the Lawn i Teachers’ College at De Kalb, and 1925 Ford Tonring— ^like new, W est .. , appear in ike n ^ IHrectoty Emerson Wilson, honor graduate and the best in town, 9225. Bone Meal Or South if you think that is p ' of the same school. 1924 Ford Tonrlng^miis like a best. clock, 9150. ’ Sheep Manure .Wherever you want anythin Telephone, write, or 'coll a i-o u t 1922 Tonring, 985. moved to with speed and "saf^ Dodge Boad.ster, 9123. Wood Ashes local business office today !■ Collectors N otice Paige Tonring, 9160. ty» Ahd at the right price. All Persons liable to Pay a Town Used Parts for Dodge, Beo, Oak Time to Top-dress now m Sp«ial Taxi Service. Tax in the Town of Bolton are here land, Bnlck 4. D a ^ Express to !Hartford. by notified that a tax of 24 M.llls for a good lawn this Radiators for Bnlck, Dort, Oak lURTfORDL. STCftPHONr THE SOUTHEFfN-NEW ENGiSNiS on the dollar laid by said Town land-cheap. f-'A <' on the list of 1925 will bo due May Summer. 4 2 HOMAN i ^ -TELEPHONE'CaMPANY-f ' 15th, 1926, and'for the purpose of Used Cars Bought — Sold receiving payment of taxes I will E.xchanged. > ; . ’ ■, BELt’.SYSTEli;^'; be at the Basement of the Congre PERREITT6LEHNEY gational Church, Bolton, June 5th, nOVlNS'UMESSIM'OENnAL trucking,^ 1 p. m. to 5 p. m. BILLMcKEE I THE F. T. BUSH HARDWARE CO I Poiicy^^XOne Syst^^'^^^^Umvers^.i^ •v-,1 - HARLEY B. DeWOLF, 82 Laurel Street. ■'it: if ....ft. . Collector. Phone 1848 or 874.
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Price and particulars of Wal TO RENT FOUND ‘VANISHING AMERICAN” tor Paramount, adapted “The Van vnR SALE-^hlcken coop. <^e®.p lace D. Robb, 853 Main street. ___ ishing American” for screen use. If^ta^en at Will deliver. Tele WEST SIDE — Single six room fo u n d —W ill the party -who called Ethel Doherty wrote the scenario. phone 3 6 - 4 . ______FOR RENT—Two room s“ lte, John^- strictly modern, now, and the price the dog warden Sunday in'irning re HAS GREAT PROLOGUE George B. Seitz directed the pic R om an '.-■’'J- Range, son Block. Apply ’ FOR SALE—One Quaker Is only $6,700. Small amount of 62 Linden street, or the .janitor. garding a large dog. partly St. Ber ture, which heads the bill next one kitchen table. four kitchen cash. Wallace D. Robb, 853 Main nard, kindly call again? ____ ail in good street. week at the State theatre. chairs, one steel couch, TO RENT—New five room flat: all Wonderful Historic Film at Co-feature for Sunday, Monday condition, ?50.00 takes them all. Call improvements. Inquire 270 Oak street. AUTOMOBILES FLORENCE STREET—Two family State Tomorrow Introduced and Tuesday, Matt Moore in “The 421. practically new, of ten rooms, or will FOR RENT—Six room tenement, f o r s a l e —Ford Fordor sedan. First Year.” Our Child H ealth D ay iroR SALE — One Atwater Kent trade for single In good location. With Unusual Spectacle. Wallace D. Robb, 853 Main street. with all Improvements at 40 Garden 1925 body, excellent condition, good Today the State presents the last flve-tubf radio set. street Inquire at 38 Garden street or tires. Cheap for cash. Can be seen at Call after six o clock at 32 Cottag telephone 1953. ______587 Center street The “Vanishing American” will showing of Rex Beach’s "The Bar FOR SALE—5 room bungalow, 198 rier” and five acts of vaudeville. street. ______Middle Turnpike East, near Benton FOR RENT—Five room house, all be introduced very aptly tomorrow, This Is the first of a series Short-sighted affection is Illus rings, street, well worth looking over. Call FOR SALE—1923 Overland tour VOR SALE—0-Tite Piston Improvements at 93 Cambridge street. ing. good mechanical condition, new Monday and Tuesday with a pro of articles on’ child health. trated in the example of the mother They regulate the oil. also make evenings after 6 p. m. Inquire at 38 Hawthorne.street.____ mo: e battery, price $150. Call 2025 for logue'composed of many people on May 1 la National Child Health who gives her children whatever ;il!l,r“.?r5|h."r „’iK g .'' Fr.d H. FOR SALE—On Lydall street, new TO RENT—Furnished rooms for demonstration. ______the stage, which will colorfully sug Day. they walit whether or not it. Is for Norton. ISO Main street. modern single home, 6 rooms and. light housekeeping, also single room. FOR SALE—1925 Jewett Six sport gest the subject of the great photo their-best Interests. An .indulgent bath, oak floors throughout. 1-8 acre Apply 18 William street or call 97-2. WAPPING but misguided mother does not in of land, more If deslrei Price reason touring with bumper, trunk, steel play to follow. Tomorrow there FOR SALE - Young Jersey cow. wheels, automatic wiper, stop light, By DR. HUGH S. GUMMING, sist, for example, that foods such - •• after B o clock. 256 able, easy terms. B. H. Johnson. Tel. TO RENT—Six rooms on Lllao will be two shows, at 6:45 and tested. Call etc. Telephone 1770. Wapping W^Ins In ^School Contest Snrgeon General, United States as milk, oat meal, spinach and West Center street. 629-3. street, steam heat, all Improvements, 8*45. • two car garage, five minutes to mills, Topically the photoplay is full of In South Windsor. Public Health Service. fruits, should be eaten, If t]he chil tcor s a l e —Glazed sash, large and FOR SALE—Greenhlll s;r.'».t. beau aTso la rlg e on Elro street. Inquire POULTRY tiful home of six rooms, reception interesting historical facts taken The town hall was thronged with Two thousand years ago the Ro dren object. y sm^aU^lz^s. cheap taken at once. 21 Blrou______parents and friends of the young Wm. Rublnow, telephone 825 2.______hall and sua room, has fire place, oak EGGS FOB HATCHING from the pages of time before the mans stopped their daily work from Far-sighted affection guides the floors and trim, steam heat, two car TO RENT—Several small rents at Barred Plymouth *tocks, eggs tor pOople taking part in the spelling mother differently. She reasons grarag’6, and beautiful hig^b elevation. coming of the white man. April 28 to May 2 to celebrate .a ■FOR SALE—Oak dining room set, $20 per month. Apply to Edward J hatching from prize winning and ex- The coming of the first man to contest tfetween the grades of the that, it Is better for her children to refrigerator, gas heater, and other Call Arthur A. Knofla. Holl, Orford Bldg. TeL 5G0. ___ cellent laying stock $2.00 per 14, festival in. honor of Flora, the God $12.00 per 100. J. F. Bowen. 570 Wood American soil and the gfadual de different schools in town. Eighty dess of Flowers. learn toi practice standard health household furniture, 120 Cooper st., FOR SALE—Washington street, a phone 1 4 4 2 - 3 . ______FOR RENT—On W. Center street, bridge utreet Phone 1285-2, Manches velopment of the native race of the children from this part of the town In the United States, on May 1, promoting habits; such as ■, good dandy building lot. $50p down, 2 years a new five room flat, all modern im- ter Green. took part. The words were given to pay the balance: lot has gas, water western hemisphere are depicted in the pfeople will again honor the habits of play, of body cleanliness, FOR SALE—Small chicken coop provementa Wm. KanehL TeL 1776. to the contestants by John Curtain cheap AA>ly 17 Laurel street. and sewer in frdnt of It. Call Ar BABY CHICKS—Bred-to-Lay Pop- “The Vanishing American,” Para fairest flower that blooms, the of eating, and- of sleeping. thur A. Knofla, telephone 782-2. 875 TO RENT—Four room flat, first ul r Breeds; guaranteed live delivery: mount’s screen version of Zane ,one of the members of the school flower of Youth. May 1 has be Short-sighted affection hesitates SALE—Hardy Connecticut Main street. and second floors Just been renovat free catalogue of chicks, brooders Grey’s story of the disappearing red board. Following the spelling con to take measures to prevent small FOR Grown Ornamental trees, e i Cement cellar. Gas. handy tray, and supplies. Clarks Hatchtr;*. “Dept come National Child Health Day. FOR SALE—^New six room house, man. test there was an entertainment. A pox and diphtheria for fear of the slfrub^. roses, fruit trees, etc. - . mam Send electric lights, bathtuba. Inquire 36 22. East Hartford. Conn. The Initial impulse for making May Just oft East Center street, tak floors Clinton street The prehistoric episode o! the relief drill was given by Mrs. Jef- Day also a Child Health Day came slight Inconvenience which' may be and trim. Price $6,900. Terjns- See “BABY CHICKS” CHESTER'nUR^SERIES^ production which briefiy reviews ries’ room, a dialogue from the from the American Child Health caused by vaccln. tion or immuniza- Arthur A. Knofla, telephone 782-2. 875 TO RENT—Heated apartment, three BjxBY CHICKS—Smith Standard Union school, a fairy dance by Miss TER, C O N N . ______Main street. nice large rooms, bath, gaa etc., over sturdy thoroughbred of free range the story of the early days of civili Association. Burkhardt’s room and a piano and FOR SALE—Strawberry Pl®"ts the post office. 1009 Main street. Rent flocks. Order now and have your zation and precivilization are We are famllia.’ with the celebra ^^°Far-sighted affection looks the FOR SALE—East Middle Turnpike, only $35.00 a month. Robert J. Smith. chicks when you want them. Man violin duet by Dorothy and Helen facts squarely In the face and real "Howard 17" variety,' $1.50 per 100 right near Main street, new six room chester Grain Co„ 246 North Main St. among the most powerful in the tion of such memorable days as the $10 per 1.000. Orders taken production and are the ^result of Frink. Also a fine recitation from izes the significance of 10,000 lives delivery when plants are ready. S. G. single, oak trim, fireplace, steam FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms, Phone. 1760. Fourth of J u ly and Washington’s heat, silver fixtures, sink room, and a single room, for light liouse- months of tireless effort. It Is the a pupil from Rye street. Birthday. We should also take of children lost eac' year from Bowers^ 75 Demlng street, Manches- garage *n cellar for two cara A nice keeplng. Also three room tenement at Be sure and attend the Federated Tel. 548-4. ______MISCELLANEOUS first attempt ever made to show on pains to honor the living, the chil d- -itheria. ter. iiome In the right location at the 109 B'oster street, and a four room church next Sunday evening and teneme.it on Ridgewood street Apply the screen the history of "the first Such foresi.ght will lead a com FOR SALE—Used furniture and right price. Can be seen at any time. I I pay highest cash prices for your here Rev. Edward Bella of "Vernon dren who are the future of our Walter Friche, 54 East Middle Turn at 109 Foster street people” of North America. country. Therefore, on May 1, our munity to nrevent diphtheria alto other household artlclea ^ * rags, magazines, bundled paper and who will deliver another of his very 116 Keeney street or telephone 112 5. pike. TeL 848-4. Junk of allNjinds. Phone 849-2. I will To make these and more modern nation is asked to celebrate not our gether by actively encouraging the TO RENT—Midland apartments, Interesting lectures, "Just Loving.” FOR S/.LE-t-Or Elxchange, a new- three rooms, steam heated. Janitor call. J. Eisenberg. scenes, including those which take past but our future. protective immunization of little FOR SALE—Two good cows, both service, refrigerator, gas range fur There were ' fwenty-two from children even before they enter three years old. August Sllko'wsky Iv built flat, with all Improvements. NOTICE TO MY CUSTOMERS—Be place in- the “today” story of the No nation loves its. children more What have you to offer? Wm. nished, rent $38 per month. Call Indians, 10,000 copper hued men, Wapping Grange who motored to school. 110 Broad street. Homestead Park, Kanehl. 519 Center street Manchester Construction Co^ 2100. ing unable because of illness to take than we do, but it must be said that M anchester.______care of my trade. I have engaged women and children were used, al Columbia Grange last Wednesday or telephone 782-2. for the meeting of East Central some of the affection lavished on Walter Friche to replace me for a most a third of the population of . children Is short sighted. We need TOMORROW: Tating- JBeelth FOR SALE—Hard wood, sawed FOR BENT—Five-room tenement few'days. If someone has been over Pomona Grange, Noi 3. As it was the Navajo Indian Reservation more far-sighted affection. Inventory. stove length $12.00 cord makes $8.00 MORTGAGES on 'Durant street, modem, rent $75 looked please call 737-4 and receive a beautiful day there were about truck load. $8.75, split, also furnace per muiitb. Call Manchester con prompt service. Quality & Service where a company of 500 Paramount blocks. Prompt delivery. S. Anderson. struction Co., 2100, or celephone Bakery, Abel Jacquemin. two hundred patrons present, in players and technical workers MOSCOW INUNDATED, Tel. 477-2. ______WANTED—Second and third mort 782-2, 875 Main street, over Manches cluding twelve ■visitors from other ter Plumbti.g and Supply store. spent four months. In ali, the pic X t h o u s a n d s HOMiajESS FOR SALE—Large quantity of bar gages. More money on hand. P. D. Pomona Granges and four state Comollo. 13 Oak street Telephone WANTED ture took a half year to film, PEDDLE DRUGS IN berry bushes. Fine ^wo-year old FOR R^NT—Two desirable office Richard Dix, who plays the role officers. There was a class'of six shrubs at half price. 36 Griswold 1540. Moscow, April 24—More than rooms. Apply to Mr. Padrove, Man Boarding Home of the Indian hero of Zane Grey’s teen initiated in the fifth degree. street or telephone 861-L______chester Public MarkeL Phone. 10. Worthy State Overseer Louis F. 20,000 people have been driven For a flfteen-year-old Protestant story; Lois Wilson, Noah Beery, from thbir homes by the rise of f o r s a l e —100.000 extra early TO RENT TO RENT—Centennial apartments, boy who wishes, to go to trade Malcolm McGregor,, the featured Tolies inspected the-Qfange. The TOMBS, REVEALED Copenhagen market cabbage Plants four rooms, steam heated, front chocolate cake contest proved Very the Moscow river. During the school. Apply, Bureau of Child players, all lived the rough, outdoor ready now. Also strawberry Plants apartment. Janitor service, gas range, interesting. Mrs. Arthur ’Vinton night the riyar mounted steadily, refrigerator and In-a-door bed fur Welfare, State Capitol, Hartford, life that was the lot of all the Including the famous Howard 17. All of Coventry Grange won the first reaching a height of 30 feet this other vegetable and flow®*" nished. Call Manchester Construc Conn. others. morning. No casualties'have been later. The Wayside Gardens. Tele FOR RENT—Six room tenement, tion Co., 2100 or telephone 782-2. prize, Mrs. Luther Skinner of Ver phone connection. P. J. Burke, Prop. and garage, at 418 Center street, Lucien Hubbard, editorial super One Keeper Held, One Sns* reported but the damage Is enor telephone 341. non Grange the second, and Mrs. (Near Rockvi l l e ) . ______Arens of Ellington Grange the third mous. Several Moscow factories . have FOR RENT—Five room house at WANTED BUILDING LOTS prize. The cakes were sold at aiic FOR SALE—Will arrive April 10,— pended as Sleuths Find been forced to, cease operation. a car load of fresh Indiana farm and 130 School street. All Improvements, moderate price. Inquire of Michael We have a few lots for sale TOWN ADVERTISEMENf tion by Frank Holton of Ellington Most of the- street car lines have draft horses. This Is an extra fine WANTED—Painting, paper-hang Grange, acting as auctioneer. The load of all country ho” es. selected by Valenti, 132 School street. Telephone on Woodbridge and Mather stopped running. 1129-3. ing. and graining work. All Interior cakes brought $13.60. The judges Dope Sales Conunon. me. S. D. Pearl, 120 Woodland street. work.' Work guaranteed. Prices rea streets. Water,-sewer and gas. Manchester. Tel. 1 4 5 7 .______NOTICE were Brother Tolies, Sister Krats- TO RENT—May 1st, five room flat sonable. J. C. Anderson, 78 Birch St. These lots are large and level. FOR SALE—Gladiolus. Finest flow In Hollywood, all modern conven ner and Sister Whltam. iences, shades. Inquire of Harry Fal WANTED—^Ashes to draw, also of the The next meetlng'of East Central In Cuba one acre of ground has ering bulbs. New price list now ready. light delivery. Telephone 36-4. Price is right. Small payment Ask for your copy. Marshall, 674 Uj. low, 60 Porter street, telephone 56-3 Pomona Grange, No, 3 will be held New York, April 24.— Amazing produced $5000 worth of tobacco. down and balance on install TAX COLLECTOR ‘ Middle Turnpike. Manchester Green. WANTED—Machinist for light ac May 19. revelations of drug vending and TO RENT — Six room tenement TeU 1090. _____ curate work on steel. The Gahimons ments. Phone 74. Adam Andrulot haa sold his farm sihugglinir In the Tombs-were made All modern Improvements. Inquire Holman Co. All persons liable by law to pay FOR s a l e —Hard and chestnut 122 Cooper street. Phone 1442-4. TowiN or Personal Taxes, In the and moved his family to Bast Hart today following the arrest of one wood, sawed stove length. L. T. Wood. I WANTED — Any klhd of house ford. keeper on a charge of violating fed 65 Blssell street Phone 496. ____ FOR RENT—Five room flat. Se Town of Manchester, are hereby work. (Jail or address 119 Wetherejl notified that I will have a rate bill Mrs. James Sullivan Is one of the eral narcotic laws and the suspen cond floor. All modern Improve street. W. Harry England G. Schreiber & Sims FOR SALE—Hard wood, stove ments. Near mills and trolley. Rent for the List of 1925, o f 13 mills on latest victims of the grip. ■ sion of another pending investiga length $12.50 per cord. whUe birch reasonable. Inquire 69 Summer st. Manchester Green Store. Mrs. Ida Clark returned to her $12.00. Telephone 884-13. O. H. Whip WANTED—Position, by an experi the dollar due and i collectable on tion. enced practical nurse, by the day or home last Wednesday afternoon ple. Andover, Conn. _____ FOR RENT — Attractive 8-room April 1, 1926. Personal Tax due Warrants are also being sought evening, will act as relief nurse, after spending most of the winter cottage, partly furnished. State road, ready any time. Inquire of phone February 1, 1926. I will be at the for Henry Lilly ami William New General (>ontractors 30 dally trains and trolleys. >arteslan in Hartford. REAL ESTATE running ■water, large hennery, about 1174-3.______Hall of Records each week day from man both prisoners, the latter hav For Rent April 1 to May 1, inclusive, hours Cy Lloyd Hevenor has just acre garden, furnace, fruits, elec WANTED—Girl for general house bought a new three-ton Federal ing Geen sent to jail for selling FOR SALE OR TRADE—For Man tric lights, telephone, garage, $40 a TWO NEWLY FURNISHED 9 a.'m. to 4 p. m„ except Tuesday, drugs to Willie Unkelback, member work. Apply to Mrs. W. W. Robert truck, 1926 model.' Builders ut “ Belter Built Homes” chester property. If you have any month. Vernon Center, Conn., first son, 63 Henry street. Phone 69(T • ROOMS April 6, Tuesday, April 13, Tues of the robber band of Richard thing to sell or trade, see Stuart J. station on Rockville branch. H. H. Rev. Truman H. Woodward re Telephone 1565-2. with'bath, In Selwitz Building. In day, April 20, Tuesday, April 27 Whlttemore, now on trial for bis 'W'asTey. 827 Main street. TeL 1428. WiUes. WANTED—Ashes to move, also turned to his home last Wednesday quire at Selwitz Shoe Shop, 11 and Saturday, May 1, hours 9 a. trucking and moving. Edward Cope after attending the Lyman Beecher life in Buffalo., 1 FOR SALE—Five room jingle, FOR RENT — On Lake street, land. telephone 347-5. m. to 9 p. m. steam heat, two car garage, oak eight room house, furnace heat, elec Pearl street. Course of Lectures at Yale Univer Sleuths Buy Heroin. Shop: 285 West Center Street floors and trim, large lot, best loca tric lights, water In house, modern WANTED—Two girl boarders. In Interest at the rate of nine per Action against the keeper was improvements, garage, land for gar sity, New Haven. tion In to'vvn, on high elevation. quire at 38 Garden street cent will be addqd to all taxes re taken after two federal narcotic Stuart J. Wasley. 'We list only the den obtainable If desired. House maining unpaid after May 1, 1926. best. will be vacated May 1st. Tel. 629-3. WANTED—To buy rid oars for WEST SIDE BEG NOTES agents, posing as prisoners, Suc Interest will start from April 1, ceeded In purchasing heroin from FOR RENT—Six room tenement at Junk. Telephone 789. FOR SALE — Building lot on 1926. The usual Saturday evenlixg one of them within two hours after Ken.slngton street, near Porter. Price 90 Wells street, all Improvements. WANTED—Repairing, reflnlshing of FOR S A l| - only $575. This is a good location. Apply to 90 Wells street. FOR GEORGE H, HOWE, whist will be held tonight at the they entered their cells. antique and modern furniture. Also See Stuart J. 'Wasley, 827 Main cane and rush seats put In. Antiques ColleiJtor. West Side recreation center. The The keeper under arrest Is street. Tcle;jhono 1428. FOR RENT—Five room tenement Certified Seed Potatoes bought and sold. V. Hedeen, 37 Hol ladies may choose for first prize Claude E. Nichols, 35 a negro. The at 59 Middle Turnpike. Inquire at lister street. Green Mountain and . FOR SALE—Oi the West Side, 2 38 Hawthorne street. between an Iced tea set or half a suspended keeper is Charles Rech family 10 room flat, all improve WANTED—Painting In all Its SALE dozen silver folks; for second prize Cobblprs., r ert. ments, house only 1 year old. Price TO RENT—From May 1st, two branches. Paperhanging, calclml^ning, handkerchiefs or a towel. For $9,600 for quick sale. Stuart J.. Was Nichols, It Is charged, not only tenement house, with garage. High etc. Workmanship guaranteed. Prices TEN-ROOM FLAT gentlemen’s first prize, a shirt or ley. Telephone 1428. street. Putting In all Improvements. reasonable. Formerly with Chaney sold dhigs but permitted a profes Good locatlrn. 4 minutes to Cheney smoking set; second, handker Bros. Estimates furnished cheerfully. sional vendor to peddle narcotics FOR SALE—Three acre farm, one mills. Inquire 91 Charter Oak street. Ted LeClalr, 39 Chestnut street. on Hollister Street Single House chiefs or hose. up and down the corridors. In mile from Manchester Green, six At yesterday afternoon’s set roenu house, garage and wood shed, TO RENT—5 room tenement, gar ■■w JEn t e D—Highest prices paid for mates were even permitted to leave back the first prizes were won by louis L Grant on State Road. Stuart J. Wasley, 827 age and garden.' Apply 154 Charter rasSt metals, paper, 'magazines, etc. I All Modern. their cells and Indulge in poker Main street. Oak street. Also buy and sell used furniture. Miss R. St. John and Mrs. C. Rls- Tel. 1549. Buckland. Chas. T-essner, 28 Oak street Phone. games, the agents said. FOR SALE OR RENT—48 acres on TO RENT—4 room tenement. In a Call 154-4 ley; second prizes by Mrs. Hudson main Wapping highway. About 7 or 2-tenement house. Oak street, all 2U6. '« and Mrs. Nelson. 8 acres best tobacco land, about 11 $ Improvements. Inquire 373 Oak st. WANTED—I will pay the hlgh^est 5,500 Last night on the bowling al acres hay land, balance fine pasture prices for all kinds of junk. Also buy leys the prizes for high singles land with brqok. For sale or rent.' FOR RENT—Four room basement, all kinds of poultry and old cars for Brand new and modern,- garage were ■won by Mrs. Hariy Bashlow, Mrs. H. O. Miller. 82 Vermont street, $10 per month. Inquire at 83 Char Junk. Morris H- Lessner, telephone Farms Farms in basement, good large lot. Price Springfield, Mass.. TeL Walnut 4744. ter Oak street. 982-4. ' :______with a score of 91 and William An J Save You $5500— terms. derson with a score o f 111, I, REAL ESTATE—1.000 cash buys TO RENT—With private family WANTED — Vacuum cleaners and Our Specialty The ladles’ afternoon whjst will a 1-fainily, 7-room house on Spruce large pleasant room near bath. Board electric Irons for repalra Key mak street, terms and price right. West If desired. Inquire at 170 Maple ing, saw filing, clock and phono, 8-Acres, good six-room house, New two-family flat on Summer be held as usual Monday at 2:16. Center section, four family, $1,500 street. graph cleaning or repairing. Razor barn, chicken coop, $2200. street, modern, two-car garage, all Monday will be open night on cash, easv terms. See me before buy blades shanjened. ■ Bralthwalte. 150 the bowling alleys. Prizes will be MONEY for $10,000. ing. Walter F. Lewis, 11 Vine street. FOR RENT—From May 1st 6- Center street 16-Acres, four-room house, good room flat, second floor. (Cottage st. barn and good chicken coop, $2500. given to the lady or gentleman ON YOUB’ DAIRY FARM FOR SALE—Near Inquire Manchester Trust Co. MALE HELP WANTED 25-Acres, wonderful house, good bowling the high score that night. State road. school, and church. Green section, new single, just Already 14 entries have been re barn and garage; about 13 acres of Smooth fields, fruit, quantity wood. FOR RENT—Large front room, Active man wanted between 30 and completed and ready; a fine place ceived for the checker tournament Running water In henaery yards. with or without board. Call 81 North 70 years of ago to book orders fpr tillable land; two mlhutes from for $6900. Trout stream. F. W. Chase. Rock Elm street or phone 694-12. Nursery Stock In Manchester and Monday night. .Others wishing to ville, Conn. Call phone 1064-5, Man vicinity. Experlendfe unnecessary to State Road, $5500. enter thClr names may do so by 60-Acres, Poultry ‘ and Dairy chester Dlv. FORp RENT—Faftn, 8 sores and make big money. Equipment free. calling the West side rec. shed. Inquire at 188 HiUstown Road, Replacement free. Excellent oppor Farm, with all good buildings, 9 Two houses on Birch street, both Our Company has always - X MANCHESTER GREEN SECTION; South Manchester. tunity for right man. Knight'& Bost. cows, 2 horses, 1300 chicks. F o rd I two-family. 11% investment returned 25% of »the | New six room bungalow, strictly wick, Newark, New York State. Price only $9000. b a n k r u p t c y p e t i t i o n s modern, oak floors avid trim, steam FOR RENT—On West Side, right truck, 2 minutes from State Road, amount of PremlumMi raak- heat, a bargain at $6,200, small oft West Center Street six room te MALE HELP -WANTED $9000. New Havea, April 24— Dorkin amount of cash. Wallace D. Robb, nement, all Improvements, steam heat AND M A N Y ...... OTHERS. Fine home on Cambridge street, tog a 25% aaviniT to you." 863 Main street. and bath. Inquire at 28 Foley atraet Get pay every day: Distribute 160 Frank Co., candy dealers of 295 See me before Insuring your,,jg j or telephone 445-12. daily products to established users. six r o o m s , gas, heat, garage, corner East Mai" street, Bridj'eport, and BIRCH STREET—Two houses of Extracts, soaps, food products, etc. A TRADE WILL BE CONSID lot, at a reasonable price. car. ■' ’ , two families each, modern. 200 feet Worlds largest company will back ERED AND EASY TERMS AR Vincenzo Marinelli,. a New Brit ain grocer, today filed voluntary from Main street. Income $1,066 a TO RENT—May 1st at 881 East you with surprising plan. Write The RANGED. year and the price , Is only $8,600. Center street, five room tenement all J. R. Watkins Company, Dept. M-2, P6tlti''ns in bankruptcy in United. Party left town. Must be sold Imme Improvements, garden and garage. 231 Johnson Ave., Newark, N. J. Statea District court here. Max Stuart J. Wadey, diately. Wallace D, Robb, 853 Main Apply at 829 East Csnter street street ______P. D. COMOLLO Frank, prealdfent of Dcrklq- 827 Main^reet. FOR RENT—Four room tenement LOST Frank Co., ri"”'ed the petition for Robert X Smith . itooi^l428 ' WEST CENTER STREET—On with large garden, rent 117 p^er month. U0S7—'Will th* man who ahatched Real Estate and Instance. his firm showing liabilities of Irolley, eight room house for either Inquire at 23 East Middle Turnpike. 1009 MAIN STREET. $17,468 ard gzsetz o f $18,400, Mar one or two family, strictly modern, the pocketbook • bontainlttg. m on^, M o r tg a g e d FOR RENT—Furnished room at eyeglasses and receipts from the Real Estate Insnranee Inelll has Mab*'’tle» o f $«06 and >ver acre of land, plenty of fruit, boy who found it, return it to 134 13 Oak Street Tel. 1540. two car garage.. Price $7,500 183_ Center street, five minutes to Steamship Tickets. assets of $788 >> tuick sale. 'Wallace v . Xtobb, 86$ Imills and Main strset. 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iiiiwyHmiiwiiii ETHEL- letter from the credit^ dep^m ent of Royal Brothers’ departmenV,^tore In Grafton...... It was signed Henry Rand. . . . 1 Investigated, mam Ernesr and was sure he was the one we were looking for— "You didn’t look very far, or very '^OcKPME., it " ^ ^ ^ C O ^ R IO M T 1926 BY HCA M t W C E , IWC.*" hard. Church. You didn’t want to 8. Evening :, 12 s. 6 d.” highly personal and private con vegetables than good bacon, which were served 'with only one knife would not eat. Just a sample ad from the thou- cern, In spite of the demands of as the warm weather comes on yard of rug. and fork to a guest. It xvas cus sauds now appearing in liondon as courts and dynasties. The woman must be kept In a cold place to be tomary for the diners to wipe their Home Sweet Home one more after-the-'war result. Too who is willing to pay its penalties at Its best. Not only with all kinds Rummage sales are the order of table 'weapons upon the cloth for Plain littla parchment lamp many women, too feiv men. Hut and take its risks should certainly of vegetables, but it coqibines well the day, the ivoman in the local MRS. ADA M. the next course. shades can be made as dainty as even a hired escort, they say, is have the right to decide in crises with macaroni or Spanish rice, can organizations are h olin g them those that flickered in the halls of particular and can .iff trd to pick whether she or the child shall live. be broiled with fish or used as a just now, so outside of discarded MERRIEIELD ■Versailles for Marie Antoinette by the best looking bf the many wom garnish for other meats. Chopped stockings there is little left for Teacher ol But Today! pasting little nosegays clipped braided or woven rugs and-the Mandolin Tenor Banjo It is hardly necessary today to en wii.lng to pay the fee. DECORATIVE SLEEVES, bits of bacon make the salad sand from wall papers upon them. Very wide sleeves of lace or wich much more- tasty. Diced, velvet selvedges which make such Mandola * , Celto-Baojo, warn' against using the table nap- Match the paper of the room splendid, durable rugs are hard to llkulele ‘ Mando-Cemb ery for a towel, but some benight Wigs chiffon or very much embroidered crisped bacon with corn, heated in where the lamp is to he. “ Antiq- Gold and silver wigs are being or decorated materials are fre the skillet and served hot, which is get at the silk mills. Jute makes a Banjo-Mandolin Ai- ' ; ed souls do dtp the napkins in the uers” now ask a big price for the very attractive rug, particularly for finger bowls and remove there ■worn ■with skiing costa nes in the quently the only attempt at trim sometimes called “ Squaw Corn” Ensemble Playing for "Advanced plain old-fashioned kerosene glass I'Wis.s Aipe, we res".,‘~wliicli impres ming 'on the new black satin will be relished and quickly pre the summer cottage or the pprch, Puplla. ■ with the repast’s imprints. Atro lamns of a decade or so ago. and can be Icfocheted or woven in cious habit— nobody -w'ho knows ses me, for one, as Cue very utter gowns. pared. Agent for Gibson Instruments. to desirable rugs. anything at all ablutes the face at most deptns of foHy. V Odd FeUows’ Block y Speed the Day! OLD-FASHIONED IDEA, a dining board. Those who can’t “ There will be little drudgery In At the Center Boom 8. L j eat without becoming smeared Mood Perfumes Paris sends oveV a pharming New York grocers state the de Up two flights. the better ordered world of the Speaking of peptumes, the The Queen of the Belgians is, should stay home and 'practice. frock of black chiffon embroidered mand for small packages of food is one of the best dressed of the royal <> - T^ephone, 1709. ?;■ future. Natural power harnessed lady head of a chain of beauty in small Dresden flowers in quaint cutting off their profits, claiming in mach.nes will be the general schools opines that every day with shades of blue, yellow and laven that they get.nrders for one egg, Speaking! drudge. What drudg'jry Is Inevita Of a new novel called "Show its different mood merits a differ der. and other groceries In like ble will be done as a general ser ent perfume. Jasmine for blue amounts. It seems as if this Is ex Business,” by Thyra Samter Win vice and duty for a few years or slow. Helen lived in Medina, Mo., Monday, hyacinth for Tuesday, FOR KITCHEN COMFORT. aggerated but no doubt it is due months out of each life; it will narcissus for Wednesday. How dif to the “ light” housekeeping and wanted to “ get out.’’ Got a not consume nor degrade the "When building a home have your PERFECTLY PASTEURI2ED job in the “ Frivolities" where, we ferent from the weekly routine of kitchen windows large and be sure kitchenettes, and the limited'facili whole life of anybhe.' our grandmothers which ran ” Mon read, “ she played the Johns” with — H, C-. Wells— Outline of History. you can lower them from the.top ties for storing large amounts of finesse. “ Helen was no prude and clay for washing, Tuesday for Iron with ease. Most kitchens are okd- staples frliich the room-sized pan- MILK AND CREAM v.'as neither averse to cold bottles ing, Wednesday for ^ mending, What the well-gowned gentleman ly ventilated. tries of our, grandmothers afforded. Thursday for baking, Friday for nor hot birds; she sometimes sat on Roses and Perfume wears these days as* discovered in Wedding gowns of pale flesh the laps of appreciative papas; she sweeping, Saturday for market.” SLEB\^LESS COATS color are again more-popular than Roses were strewn in the path Paris by Goorge H. Vinvelet. Note could take kisses or leave them of judges entering their court Many of the new summer coats cream or ivory white,_ at least in J. ft .HEWim;DAIRW"®* alone. But she decided that girls rooms in the ancient days of Eng that this garment doesn’t stop any are sleeveless and hang from the Paris, and many of them are bouf 40 HOLD STREET 'TBtBPHOinB who get Into meases with men land, in order to piotect'the sac Direct sunlight helps make where near the knaes. shoulders in a vary straight, swag- fant skirted. AnoUrer departure in 4*'.< v.ere saps so she preserved her red Judicial nose from offensive healthy chicks. gar line. j ' l bedding gowns Is the use ot deep imi fe'.' tu-
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Russian dancer, and Victoria, for ger . of the organization hnd his ■."i Count Salm at Cannes merly a Tiller girl.' M ;^ Ann efforts to combine the two offices WITH THE LOCAL PARSONS’ THEATERDentler who created thd role of la the occasion for much 'merri "Aloma” will play the part here. ment. There is also a love story ' A-. Other characters will be interpret In which the daughter of a ci^>tfdn “ALOHA OP i l b l SOUTH SEAS” ed by Hgfry C. Bannister, Ray of industry played by Mary Eaton, AUTO DEALERS Collins, Ruth Abbott, Lily Kerr, who is sojourning there, figures “ Aloma of the South Seas'* will George Fitzgerald, Leonard Carey, largely. It develops that her and be at Parsons all next week, after Ben Taggart, Walter Ayers, Thom father has brought her there in Senice'of flii Best Kind. eight months In New York, three as McLarnie, Sallle Stembler, Rita order to keep her away from a The first of April rush la over BOY I GOUTS months in Philadelphia and direct but orders are still being filled In Nolan, Doris Williams, Larry FouQg man of whom he does not .OF A} ly from many weeks In Boston, Woods, Ed. Brady and Dan Kan- approve, but with the assistance of good volume with plenty of pros with the" same cast and production. pects ahead. ele. f'Kld Boots”, the two are brought This love drama of the tropics The play is acted to the strains together and all ends happily, as Joseph C Wilson arouses unusual Interest wherever The following nine Manchester of tropical music rendered by It should in 'musical comedy. In Madden Brothers report the de presented by its realism as to the 28 Spruce St. TeL 641 livery of a Nash four-door sedan scouts and ona scout master have Hawaiian instrumentalists end addition to the two principal play been chosen to assist the state in cb'>racteri3tics and customs of singers brought from Honolulu to ers there is a big company con Bo. Manchester. to William Scepansky of North the people In the equatorial region. street. planting the trees on the Mohawk New York especially to appear In cerned in the developmeiit of the State Reservation: Its strong appeal to the masses is this presentation. story of “Kid Boots, chief among Troop No. 1— Franklin Smith. evidenced by Its extended engage whom has been mentioned Jobyna The Conkey Auto Co., has deliv ments. So great is its vogue that ered a Studebaker Big Six sedan to Troop No. 1— William Johnson. ZIEGFELD’S “ KID BOOTS” Howland. Ethelind Terry, Beth Troop No. 3— Elliott Knight. 4t *• * ; simultaneous presefitations are to Beri, Marie Callahan, Douglas Dr. LeVerne Holmes and a Stude be shortly m^de in London and For three days beginning Thurs baker standard coach to Robert H. Troop No. 4— Ruthven Bidwell. Stevenson, Kenneth Loane, Har- Let’s Estimate Your day night, May 6th at Parsons Troop No. 5— Herbert Brandt. Paris, the moving picture rights land Dixon, Paul Everton, Phil Grlmason of Delraont street. having brought a fabulous sum. Theatre, the attraction will be Troop No. 5— Carl Hallengren. Zlegfeld’s big musical comedy, Ryley, Robert Barrat, and Horton The play tells of the adventures Spurr In addition to sixty glorified The Pickett Motor Sales has de Troop No. 5— ^Eric Modean. of a young American who tries to “Kid Boots,” in which Eddie Can Next Job livered a Willys-Knlght great six Troop No. 6—pFrancis Burr. American beauties such> as only f'vrget hh fiancee who had married tor is the bright particular star ZIegfeld can find. to Otto H. Muller of Chestnut Troop No. 6— Russell Remig. a supposed best friend. He goes with the blonde dancing divinity, Copper and Galvanized Iron street, an Overland four sedan to Troop No. 6— Scout Master Ray to a South Sea Island, becoming a Mary Eaton, also featured. Gutters and Condnctors. Tin and Paper Roofing. Ernest Smith of Talcottvllle and mond Mercer. human wreck through drink. A “Kid Boots” is not In any sense AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE an Overland six de luxe sedan to These scouts will meet at the beautiful native girl nurses him a revue, but a straight musical Samuel Rankin of Talcottvllle. Center on Sunday, April 2 5. ( comedy v/ith a well definlted story AT COST back to strength, falling madly in Always paid 25 per cent, divi promptly at 9 o’clock, daylight j love with her patient, offering her which is adhered to until the fi The Capitol Buick Co., J. M. saving time! Transportation will nal fall of the curtain. dend. Reducing cost of insurance W f a i B r a y self to him without restrictions. A that amount Shearer, manager, has delivered be furnished through the kindness native youth who loves the girl It gets Its name from the lead 19 Wadsworth Street Buick sedans to John Lange of of W. W. Robertson, Mr. William comes upon the scene, f leading to ing character, played by Eddie STUART J. WASLEY So. Manchester West street and Richard Boyce of Remig and Scout Master Frank Intensely dramatic situations. Cantor, who rejoices in the name 827 Main St. Phone 1428. Telephone SI 1-5. Cedar street and a Buick master Ineson. The party will leave at 9 The scenic settings are on an im of “ Boots” to which has been ad six touring to Terrance Shannon of o’clock, rain or shine, and anyone mense scale, the reproduction of a ded the nickname of “ Kid.” The Russell street. who is not on time will be left be tropical storm, one of the features scenes are laid at Palm Beach, hind. of the presentation, being realistic, Florida, on the grounds of the ... Crawford’s Auto Supply has de A letter of Instructions has been thrilling, and one of the most start Everglades Golf Club and this livered an Oldsmobile de luxe sent to each scout from the Hart ling scenes ever staged. popular sport has a lot to do with coach to Clifford Sault of Foster ford office giving definite Instruc Representations of- South Sea the plot. street. tions as to the equipment neces dances are performed by LaGltana The “ Kid” is master of the cad sary, etc. Briefly this equipment a Roumanian gypsy, Yurieva, a dies and also the official bootleg The Best in Used Cars Recent deliveries reported by includes the following; Three y i And we stand back of them. James Stevenson of the Silk City heavy blankets, toilet articles, in Count Sa'm von Hoog.straten, husband of Mlllicent Rogers, the New York Oakland Co. include Oakland coach cluding towels. Scout knife and ax, es to Archie Dougan of School fishing tackle, rubber boots if you millionaire heiress, is pictured on the tennis courts at Cannes, France, 1923 Bbick Six 7-Pass. Touring street and Arthur W’ebber of Lau have them, good rubbers and shoes, with Baron Max, left, of Austria, brother of the late Carol, pretender to rel street and Oakland four door poncho or raincoat, camera, flash the-throne of Austria. 1924 Buick Six 7-Pass. Touring sedan to W. S. Stiles of Hollister light and other articles you may 1924 Buick Six 5-Pass. Touring street and a touring car to Anna I choose. Bring extra socks or 1921 Hudson Touring. Locher of Ellington. Also a Pon stockings, warm ones. Wear Scout highway of the Buckingham sec tiac coupe to David McKee. E. T. uniform. Pack It all in a duffle tion. In the past the trees along **20l]i Century*’ 1923 Hudson Touring. McCann, formerly with W. R. bag and mark each article. these highways have been pestered Tinker, Jr., has joined the sales 192DFranklin 4-Pass. Road. The scouts wishing to fish will be with the tent caterpillars and the Luxury force of the Silk City Oakland Co. required to have a fishing license if scouts are trying to prevent the de 1 1923 Willys-Knight Coupe. over 16 years of age and a certifi struction that the caterpillars have fo r E very George S. Smith has delivered a cate If under 16. This can be ob 1921 Ford Touring. Chrysler 670 coach to Harry Ryan caused in former years. M otorist tained at the Hall of Records, All of these clusters are taken 1925 Ford Sedan. of Charter Oak street. South Manchester. home by each scout and burned in For supreme travel luxury on 1923 Buick 4-Cylinder Coupe. The entire group of twenty-four the furnaces credit being given for H. A. Stephens reports the de scouts from Hartford Council will any road your Balloon livery of a Graham Brothers ton the number being collected by each be under the direction of Mr. E. individual. equipped car needs the posi truck to the Buffalo Market, 1071 Machol, assistant scout executive, Main street. Scouts remember that fires are tive control of Lincoln Bal Our Motto Is assisted by Raymond Mercer, scout not allowed during the month of master of Troop No. 6. If this ex Fbr ALL CARS loon Shock Absorbers. Drive April except on a day when it is a xv to M * To Sell a Used Car Right I \ CARD OF THANKS. pedition proves successful this rainy and the ground is wet. per Set of Four in today. We can put on a To those who already have, and work will be taken up by otlier The next meeting of the scout set for you in a jiffy. those who also wdll, bring in their counties In the state. This is one masters will be held May 3 in “ The lawn mowers for sharpening and of the services which scouts may P ijiI^ m r He^ia€^jSc/oibin
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USED GAB SPECIALS The Conkey Auto Co. 1028 Studebaker Touring GEORGE S. SMITH !1024 Chevrolet Sedan 20 East Center St. So. Manchester lO M Ford Sedan Bissell St. So. Manchester ' Phone 660-2 1924 Chevrolet Coupe ■-ft
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SUNDAY PROGRAMS 9.00 p. m.— piano setting) j ...... Shelley Best Pick Program by the Poetry Club of Golda Curtiss Too Many Broadcasting Stations WGY (379.5) Schenectady, Hartford assisted by the Hotel Trio— N. Y. 3—-Musical. 9— Studio. 10 WTIC Hejibleln Trio. Selections from "Madame — Violin. Travelers Insurance Co.| Trio— Butterfly” ...... Puccini Have Jammed Ether In Europe WBBM (226) Chicago, 111. 4— Hartford. Conn. Eilleon ...... Herbert The Hotel Heublein Trio Instrumental and vocal. 8— Vari- 467. The Hotel Heublein Trio, 10.30-11.00— Gty. Beatrice Torgan, Violinist, Carroll’s Palais Royal Dance Orchestra. ' BY HAL HORAN ^ 1st Prlndpl poats 'W'hlch 'wUl WLW (422.3) Cincinnati, O. 5 Nina Woodbury, Cellist, be given an exclusive 'wave length Sylvia Richard, Pianist. 11-11.30 p. m.— WRO (469) Washington. D. G. — ^Negro spirituals. 8:30— Con- Tonight's Program. Paris— Too many broadcasting r ’ least ten kilocycles, and BB8T PICK C6rt Readings— Vincent Lopez and his Casa ^ 7— Orchestra. 9— Musical varie 6.30 p. m.— Lopez Orchestra. ' stations operating over almost 2nd secondary posts of . similar WBAP (475.9) Fort Worth, ties. KGW (481.5) Portland, Ore. Children’s Period— Come in from the Rain. ...; . identical wave-lengths, are jam wave length which can be repeat Tex. 6— Orchestra. 9:30— Little WRNY (258.5) New York City. 9— Symphony orchestra. “ Skinny and His Gang.” ...... Eleanor C. Koenig ming the ether and ruining Conti ed by posts in the same zone. Symphony. 7.30— Orchestra. 10 — Musical. 6.50 p. m.— Golda Curtiss PENNELL, CELEBRATED nental programs, according to the Stations of the first category WIP (508.2) Philadelphia, Pa. 1— DX hour. Eastern Time Dinner Concert— Emil Heimber- New England Lanes...... reporter of the International Un will be about ninety-nine in num 6— Orchestra. 8:15— “ Travlata.” WLIT (384.5) Philadelphia, Pa. WLIT (394.5) Philadelphia, Pa. ger’s Hotel Bond Trio...... Mary H. Gladding ion of Radiotelephony, which is in ber while those of the second are 10— Orchestra. 11— Organ. 7.30— Orchestra. cef Funeral March of a Mary H. Gladding ETCHER WRITER, DEAD session. expected to total more than 147. WENR (266) Chicago, 111. 6— WNYC (526) New York City. 6 WBBR (272.6) Staten Island, M arionette...... Gounod One Who W aits ...... The Council of the Union has In addit;''n to gMng an exclu Concert. 8— Popular, 12— Frolic. — Musical. 9.20— Orchestra. N. Y. 2— Orchestra. Aus Dem Hochwald . . .Kaulich .... Miriam Pomeroy Rogers un er consideration a plan of zon sive wave length to each country, WMCA (341) Cazenovla, N. Y. WAHG (316) Richmond Hill, N. WRNY (258.5) New York City. Melodic ...... Dawes Gertrude Berman New York,' April 24.— Joseph ing the radio posts, restricting however small it may be, the 6— Orchestra. 8:30— Musical va Y. 12— Novelty. 3— Quartet. My Desire ...... Nevln Trio— Pennell, noted etcher and illustra their number and classifying them Council, after weighing the popu rieties. 11— Orchestra. KDKA (309) Pittsburgh, Pa. 4 Gray Days ...... Johnson Love Song ...... Flegier tor, died yesterday at his residence according to their relative import lation, radio Importance and the KNX (387) Los Angeles, Calif. Central Time. — Organ. 6:30:—Concert. The Flowers That We Slavonic Dance ...... Dvorak In the Hotel Margaret, Brooklyn, ance. This was decided on after a economic situation of the city dis 7:3 0— Feature. 10— Orchestra. 11 WEAF (492) New York City. Love ...... Cremieux Forget-Me-Not...... Macbeth after a week’s Illness of pneu commission of r-.perts from tributed the different wav“ lengths — Hollywood Night. WBBM (226) Chicago, 111. 4 4:30— Norman Curtis, concert- Souvenir ...... Drdla The Heublein Trio monia. His wife, Elizabeth Robins France, Germany, Sweden, Great to different European cities. KFWA (261) Ogden, Utah. 9— — Features. 8— Orchestra and pianist. 4:50— Orchestra. 6:20— Merchant of V en ice...... Rosse Readings— Fennel, who had been his co Britain, Belgium and Holland, had This is probably the first time Orchestra. 10— Theatre program. soloists. Musical program. To WEEI (476), 7.30 p. m.-^ Willows in Winter...... worker in the literary field, was made t)'"’" recomir''r'i'’ tions. a radio traffic squad was ever .or KFAB (340.7) Lincoln, Neb. WJAR (305.9), WTAG (268), Same as WCAP, Washington...... Lillian Barrow with him when he died. Two main classes of broadcast ganized to keep"broadcasting In Eastern Time 5.30— Concert. 8.30— Orchestra. WWJ (352.7). WCAE (461.3), 8.00 p. m.— Lillian Barrow After winning fame as an etcher ing stations are indicted: order. 1 9__ Vnrlpfv and illustrator, Mr. Pennell had WWJ (352.7) Detroit, Mich. 3 KSD (545.1), WCAP (469). 8:15 Sunday School Period. The Days When We Were WSWS (276) Chicago, 111. 6— — "Schola Cantorum.” To WEEI “ The Organization of the Senior B o y s ...... Carlos P. Day not been content with his success, — Orchestra. but turned his hand to writing, at WEAF (492) New York City, 4 Variety. 8— Orchestra and solo (476), WJAR (305.9), WGR Department”— Frederick L. Way, The Harp W eaver...... of Industrial Art while working as ists. 10— Musical varieties. (319), WCAP (469), WCAE Director of Religious Education, ...... Edna St. V. Millay which he became widely known. a railroad clerk. His bent for illus Comply — Music. 5— Vinc''” t Lopez and or During later years he had devoted chestra. 6— Dinner music. 7— WCCO (416.4) St. Paul-Minne- (461.3), WCCO (416.4), WOC South Congregational Church, Gertrude Berman tration and etching earned him a apolls. 6.15— Concert. 8.15— (484), WWJ (352.7), WSAI New Britain, Conn. Vlqlln Solo— mucli time to teaching and last reputation in Philadelphia before with the Male quartet. 7:10— Carl Schaio- year he announced that he had wltz, violinist. 7:25— Male quar Musical. 10— Orchestra. (325.9), WEAR (389.4), KSD Hymns. To be announced , he becapie of age. His first work WSM (282.8) Nashville, Tenn. (545.1), WTAG (268), WGN 5.30 p. m.— Beatrice Torgan turned to painting. was for The Century Magazine in New Law tet. 7:35— Carl Schalowltz, vio Mr. Pennell was born In Phila linist. 7:45— "Printed Pictures— 6.30— Orchestra. 8— Barn dance (302.8) and WFI (395). Studio program with Belle Rol Readings— 1881. He was the biographer of the delphia in I860, of Quake descent. Commonest Form of Fine Art,” by program. WBZ (333.1) Springfield, Mass. lins, contralto and Earle E. Sty- Connecticut Bridge ...... j artist whistler. INSURE YOUR CAR He obtained his early training in Wllllar M. Ivins. 8:30— Debate. WGN (302.8) Chicago, 111. 6.45 6— Concert. 7— Musical. ers, •Baritone. Carloyn H...... Bernice G. Bettman 1 write all kinds of Automobile — Musical. 8— Variety. 10 — WBAL (246) Baltimore, Md. Green. Accompanist. Bernice C. Bettman the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Insurance; also Fire and Life. Subject: Resolved: That all P'-''ce Arts and the Pennsylvania School AUTOS WASHED Time Compulsory Military Train Features. 6:30— Orchestra. 7:30 — Artists’ Duet— ! The Pirate Galleon ( with ing in Colleges— Other T’'an Strict WOAW (526) Omaha, Neb. 6.50 recital. The V oyagers...... Sanderson piano setting) Sherman Ripley Cleaned and Polished. ly Military Colleges— Shall Be Eli — Orchestra. 9— De Luxe program. WCAE (461.3) Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs. Rollins and Mr. Styers Golda Curtiss C. E. JOHANSSON Expert Simonizing. minated. Affjm ati'■>: Dr. William 10.30— Variety. 6:30— Concert. Contralto— Trio— Bradley Otis, Professor of the City KFNF (266) Shenandoah, la. WADC (258) Akron, 0. 6:30— Soon I’m Goin’ Home . . . .Lester The Dream ...... Thome Wilson’s (leaning Sta. Thomas V, Holden College of New York. Negative: 7— Concert. 11— Old time music. Concert. Yesterday and Today. . . .Spross Song of the Volga 27 Brainard PI. Phone 2030-2 14 William St. Phone 97-1.3. Dr. Aaron I. Dotey, Deen of De KSD (545.1) St. Louis, Mo. 7— WJZ (455) New York City. 10 Mrs. Rollins Boatmen ...... Cady HOME BUILDER Witt Clinton High School. 11— Orchestra. — Violin. Duet— Intermezzo ...... Strauss Vincent Lopez and orche'‘*-s. WLIB (302.8) Chicago, 111. 7— Central Time. Roses of Picardy...... Wood The Hotel Heublein Trio General WOO (508.2) Philadelphia, Pa. Variety. 10— Orchestra and solo WOAW (526) Omaha, Neb. 1:30 Mrs. Rollins and Mr. Styers Readings— 4:45— Organ. 7 :3 ''— Orchestra. ists. — Classical program. Baritone— Storm at S e a ...... WREO (285.5) Lansing. Mich. WLW (422.3) Cincinnati, O. 7 WDAF (365.6) Kansas City, Mo. Prologue from "II Pagliacci” ...... J. Warren Harper Carpenter Work 6— Concert. 10— Dance tunes. Orf'h Act T*Q 3— Orchestra...... Leoncavallo J. Warren Harper WTAM (389.4) Cleveland, O. 6 WMBB ( k o ) Chicago, 111. 7— KYW (536 ) Chicago, III. 4:30 Mr. Styers Ode to a Skylark (with Plans - Estimates — Concert. 8— Orchestra. 9— Vocal and instrumental. 9— Or — Concert. 9:30— Classical. Novelty. chestra and soloists. WHO (526) Des Moines, la. 5 Studebaker 70 Haynes St. Phone 916 KDKA (309) Pittsburgh, Pa. WHAS (399.8) Louisville, Ky. — Trio. 7:30— Band. 11— Orches 6:30— Concert. 8:30— Musical. 7:30— Concert. tra. All Studebaker automobiles which are sold as CER WADC (258) Akron, Ohio. 6:30 WSB (428.3) Atlanta, Ga. 8— WJAZ (322.4) Chicago, III. 7— TIFIED CARS have been properly reconditioned, imd Musical. 10:45— Variety. — Concert. Musical. carry a 30-day guarantee for replacement of defective WCAE (461.3) Pittsburgh. Pa. WJJD (302.8) Mooseheart, 111. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1926. PAGE TEN SOCCER TITLE AT TOMORROW
BEAN-BALL SPOILS CAREER OP MANCHESTER-STAMFORD IW E C E RELAy M C E IS MUCH TOUTED ROOKIE STAR
HE bean-ball appears to have ruined the big league career REAL SACK OE PVTATOES of another promising youngster. The release of Ralph CLASH AT HARTFORD 2 y jO E WILLIAMS Shlnners by the St. Louis Cardinals to the Oakland club of -<$> the Pacific Coast League adds another victim to the bean-ball. While Ivory Is very becoming In Intentional or otherwise. Fans from All Over State to .1 M Georgetown and Iowa Are BOLTON WANDERERS the facial make-up of an elephant, Shlnners will be recalled as the prize of the American Associa More About Babe. it has never helped a base-runner tion in 1921. With Indianapolis he had an average of .347, Why all the ado about Babe Watch State Champion to become Eddie Collins. poled 50 doubles, 26 triples Ruth’s weight? a Wee Bit Best There’s a! ARE ENGUSH CHAMPS When the Bambino socked 59 Jack Kearns Is a curious Insect. and 13 home runs and was the home runs for a world record he ship Battle at Charter Every nice thing he says about leading base stealer In the cir was far from being a tiny person. Heap of Other Teams “ Napoleon Dorval, his new heavy cuit with 52. The Babe weighed about 225vthat Oak Park. Major league scouts immedi season. King Present. Last year Ruth weighed about Just About the Same Class ately started the bidding on the same but it wasnT a good ______Wembley. Eng., April 24— The Shlnners, but everybody fell by weight. Instead of the muscles Eastern League. With a grim determination to Bolton Wanderers are the English the wayside when John J. Mc- being hard and the flesh firm, they New Haven 3, Hartford 2. square accounts for a defeat in flicted last season, the Manchester b y J- WALSH Soccer cliainpiona of 1925-26. Graw entered the scene. were soft and flabby. Bridgeport 6, Watvrbury 3. Philadelphia, April 24 — rpj^g Bolton team this afternoon Injuries and illness prevented Providence 5, Springfield 3. Soccer eleven will take the field seems altogether possible that the ^gfgated Mancbeslor City one to McGraw’s bank-roll usually Ruth from getting into condition. Albany 10, Pittsfield 8. against the Danersks, of Stamford S^p^thetical difficulty over the ^j^g g„p tie f.na , be- makes the other fellows look This winter reams have been National League. tomorrow afternoon at Charter old oaken, moss-covered meeting of ^ huge crowd in the stadium like pikers and Shlnners join written about the weight that Ruth Philadelphia 2, Boston I. Oak Park in Hartford in the final the irresistible force and the im- j^gj.g_ George was an inter weight, Is meant to be a nasty Pittsburgh 3, St. Louis 2. round game of the state competi ed the Giants in the spring of has taken off in his effort to come movable body might be settled for j ggfg^j spectator and greeted the crack for Dempsey. back, provide he ever went away. New York 6, Brooklyn 3. tion. A large delegation of soccer r11 time this afternoon by the run- members of botli teams. 1922. In one of his early I would be willing to wager that Chicago 18, Cincinnati 1. fans from Manchester will cross Titncr of the one-mile relay cham- -pjjg victory ot Bolton wipes out There’s a player named Keen games Shlnners was felled by Ruth weighs 220 right now. He American League the river to watch their favorites in their supreme test. The game Tiionsh'n feature event of the an- ^ defeat of twenty-two years and another named .Blades on the George Smith, lean right-hand might tip the scales at 225, the Cleveland 5, Detroit 3. n itl Pennsvlvania carnival on standing when Manchester City de Cardinals this year. Will the class New York 3, Boston 1. will start promptly at 3:15 Day er with the Phillies. They weight at which he did his best Franklin Field. College profes- feated Bolton in a cup tie final in elementary humor please take batting. Washington 9, Philadelphia 5. light Saving time. York, of Tor- Bors have taken an annual tjeligM tills one and chisel out a nifty for carried Shlnners to a hospital Ruth hasn’t wasted away to noth St. Louis 2, Chicago 1. (12). rington will referee. The linesmen In confounding their classes with teacher? and it was several months be ing because of his winter’s effort International League. will be W. Faulkner and G. Kil- gon, both of Hartford. this piece of theoretical l‘t'KaUon fore he was ready for action to regain condition. He’s the same Jersey City 3, Rochester 1. over the right of way but now they And speaking of the master old Babe, a good sized waistline, Baltimore 9, Syracuse 6. Considerable Interest again. may be forced to fall hack o" lAMOND salesman, there’s the genius who but the muscles once again look Reading 5, Buffalo 4. Considerable Interest has been “ ason for female Impersonators sold a suit with two pairs of pants Returning to the Giants Mc- hard and the flesh firm. Toronto 17, Newark 13. worked up in Manchester over the and the dubious age of Ann. to the legless wonder in the side outcome of the game. The forth UST Graw detected the change in RALPH SHINNERS. It takes plenty of weight and Be that as it might, the relay show. real strength to sock the ball as STANDING. coming game has been the princi management has contracted for six Shlnners’ stance and how he pal topic of conversation among The bean-ball had left its Ruth did in the good old days. Lcenteen teamsLcaiiis to... leave---- - mark thir m ------i exactly qualified to ducked the fast ball at the chin. « * * Eastern League. the fans for the past two weeks this championship and oniyonly inuth McGraw’s Gladiators won I whether a pitcher should de mark and McGraw sent Shlnners to the Toledo club. Foreign Stars. W. L. P.C. and everybody is anxious for the teen of Ihcm think they will w ^ their seventh straight game, 6 to 3, ' ,,pnd on resin or not. We recall Among the bidders for Shlnners during his term with Indian During the past year the supre Bridgeport ...... 3 0 1.000 kick-off. The Manchester team will Amnne the latter are Georgetown . ^ _ rin/iiTora nil m-rmnd ‘ Tri..n/i Tr'niinn impd to les be at full strength. It has prepared by kicking the Dodgers all around that Fred Fulton used to lean on apolis was Branch Rickey, then manager of the St. Louis Car macy of the United States in sports Providence ...... 3 0 1.000 and Iowa, respective chanipions of it a lot and he didn’t get very far. Hartford ...... 2 1 ,667 itself faithfully for the ensuing the lot again. dinals. He scouted Shinners when with Toledo in 1924 and has been rudely jolted. S e east and niidle west Charlie Hoff has been showing Springfield ...... 2 1 .667 battle and if defeated will have no and probably will beat 3.-.. Traynor’s homer with two on in Some people have all the best ot felt that Ralph no longer was shy. the native how to pole-vault and re New H aven ...... 1 2 ,333 alibis to offer. They will simply give their best and Manchester but they are only one pair among the first inning staked the Pirates it. While the summer vacation sea Shlnners was drafted by the Cardinals for 1925 but when he cently in competition with our best Albany ...... 1 2 ,333 Beveral who feel that way about it. fans are confident that this will be to a 3 to 2 decision over the Card son is just around the corner for continued to back away at the plate against the right-handers athletes easily won the indoor all- Pittsfield ...... 0 3 .000 The two teams put on a travel most of us. Bill Tilden has to un around championship. Waterbury ...... 0 3 .000 sufficient to bring home the Con inals. he was used only against the southpaws. And even the south ogue recently in Texas, George sheath his racket and start playing Jake Schaefer has twice been de National League necticut championship. The soccer classis tomorrow will town winirng one race and Iowa Larry Benton of the Braves tennis all over the country. paws shooed him frequently. prived of his billiard title, once by W. L. P.C. another. The third time will again lost a well-pitched game by New Y o r k ...... 7 1 .875 not only draw a huge number of One season was enough to convince Rogers Hornsby that the Horemans of Belgium and, after he fans from Manchester and from prove it. one run, bowing to the Phillies, 2 Everybody has a pronounced ec bean-hall had seriously handicapped the big league career of regained it, lost to Hagenlacher of St. Louis ...... 6 4 .600 ’Tis Well to Foi-get to 1. C.arlson held the beaneaters centricity. We happen to remem- Cincinnati ...... 5 4 .556 Stamford, but from all over the Germany. state as well. Soccer fans In other At that, thev will do very w'ell to four hits. her, for instance, that Gen. Butler' another promising youngster. Then there are Nurmi, Lowe, Chicago ...... 5 4 .556 If thev for-ct ■aliou* one another, once fought to remain in Philadel Philadelphia ...... 5 5 .500 towns and cities are Interested in Abrahams and Liddell,, all world the result ot the game and will and r'cmc'iiher the fi'ld. the The Cubs pasted four Cincinnati champs at their respective distances Brooklyn ...... 3 5 .375 latter will be Ho’ v Cross, w^hich phia. turn out in large numbers. pitchers for twenty hits, burying hailing from the other side. Boston ...... 3 7 .300 won the intcrcollo" ' e title, S>ia the Reds under an 18 to 1 score. We think the newly-wed Brown 7 .300 Old Rivals Even the great Tilden, regarded Pittsburgh ...... 3 Manchester and Stamford are cuse, with a fine anchor man in Charley Root, rookie from the ings will get along just dandy, pro- American League Cecil Cooke; Maryland, who as supreme in tennis, was defeated old rivals in soccer. Their teams Coast League, bore down on the 1 viding the missus doesn’t start by Borotra of France. Helen Wills W. L. P.C. front-ran a lot of good teams dur-, 2 .750 have clashed several times before Ing the Indoor ser-on; a good Cor- Keas au uie wa.. writing mash notes to Jackie Coo- also suocumbed to Suzanne Lenglen. Cleveland ...... 6 and torrid battles have resulted. 3 .667 nell team; a good Pennsylvania gan. TEN GAME SLATE FACES While there is no reason to be New . . c Y...... o r k ...... 6 It was the Danersk eleven which Walter Johnson gave the crepe- team and a very good Yale team, pessimistic, it is mighty hard to b e: Washington ...... 6 4 .600 eliminated Manchester from the to say nothing of Clrcaco. \Mscon-, hangers sometliing to think about A Pennsylvania fight promoter an optimist after------C reading h icago...... the above 5 5 .500 hv boating the Athletics 9 to 5 * * * competition last year while they sin Pr-’U State, Mi"’” " Ohio was shot and killed on his way to Detroit ...... 4 4 .500 did the same feat in 1922. Man State, Princeton ped N i -e D.ani^e after being knocked out of the box a conference witli Jack Kearns. . . . Gift Safely Curbed. Boston ...... 4 5 .444 in his last anpcaranco. Groves chester, however, has won the The team that cannot beat 3.-6 He may have been lucky at that. S. M. H. S. NET ARTISTS The gift safety, which became al Philadelphia ...... 3 7 .300 state championship on two occa today will not only he out of luck, , and Pate had di‘'"^cnlty in missing most as obnoxious in football last St. L o u is ...... 3 7 .300 the Senators’ bats and left the sions while Stamford has only been but It will he out of sivht. Mr. O'Goofty saw' the Big Pa year as is the intentional pass in victorious once. Last season, the It should be one of t’lc greatest park early. rade the other niglit and was ter- baseball, appears to have been con G.A.MES TODAY. scholastic Tourney, May 15. New Hartford Thistles won the title. mile relay races within inemory siderably curbed by the new rules. The game was played here and and the carnival record of 3 ;IS is Good pitching by Pqnnock. with Holland, Boyle, Gotberg and Haven Normal school of Gymnas In the west last fall a team lead EasteiTi Leagiie homiu 1) ■ and '-.'ovini':, en tics. Waterbury was the eliminated about as safe as a high hat in an ing, 7-0, with only a short time to New Haven at Hartford. team. abled the Vani'.ccs to beat the Red play, made three intentional or gift arm chair. „ „ Providence at Springfield. The lineups for the big game to Another Hot Oiio Sox, 3 to 1. Cole Comprise Nucleus of safeties in order to retain the ball Albany at Pittsfield. morrow as Issued from the rival Another hot one will he served and thereby not be forced to take a Waterbury at Bridgeport. camps follows: up In the two mile championship C-- Team — Hartford Here chance. i National League. Manchester Danersk in wiiich Columbia, with a gent liy The game ended 7-6, the team St. Louis at Pittsburgh. J. Pratt ...... Pollard the name ot Caniphell runnir that made the touchdown winning; Cincinnati at Chicago. Goal 1:53 yesterday, all keyed up o\ for Opener. as a result of the rather unsports-[ New York at Brooklyn. Lindsay ...... Whyte the prospect of stepping hoii rililv (lisappoin'ed. "There wasn't a manlike strategy. i Philadelphia at Boston. Right Back ahc"d of Ohio State, Bo^^ton Co . u;,:e cal.iopj in it,’’ he growls. Under the new rules the team | American League Wilson ...... Nelson making a safety must put the ball i Chicago at St. Louis. lege, Notre Dame and other gom. A ten game slate with two more Left Back News Note. 19 4 6: "Washington in play on the 20-yard line instead] Detroit at Cleveland. Williamson ...... Carlyle pending matches confronts the Washington at Philadelphia. °°\Vliilo they were about it, tli won the opoii:■■■; game of the sea South Manchester High school ten Is it ixjssiMe to have a force of the 30 and must kick on the first Right Halfback hoys thoii.ght up a trick one foi son here today fn.m che Athletics. sitii.atlon at some base wlthont down. Boston at New York. Cunningham ...... Mcllvenny \ pitcher h\’ t .a name of Johnson nis team, according to an an- • * • the proaram in the middle of . nouncement mad© today. Th© first having the batsman figure in Center Halfback 4S0-yard shuttle hiird'c race, per allowed only four liits and blanked the situation? Baseball Bugs. LEADING M.'IJOR LE.AGUE Dlnnle ...... McQurk ii atch will be waged May 4 at Walter Hagen is a baseball bug. HITTERS haps the first of its kind ever run the visitors." home against Hartford Public It is impossible to have a Left Halfback in America. It happens to b: force play unless the batsman Willie Hoppe is in the same class. Hall ...... Taylor nothing more nor loss than a hur Or, quoth,th'. 'h and Wesson High school. Not only do these two stars like National League The roster of the S. M. H &. figures in the making. Outside Right dle race favored with a tcn-doll.'.r bovs; "What's all th-j Fi-OOtiUe,' The definition of a force to watch the game but they prefer Johnston, Braves ...... ,,,..4 3 3 S. P ra tt...... Robertson name. Pennsylvania, Dartmouth team has not been entiri-ly selected Leach, Phillies ...... 424 for?’’ but four of last year’s aces are ex play according to the rules is playing it. Inside Right Boston College, Penn Stri" and as follows: In playing baseball there is al Hornsby, Cardinals ...... 415 Taylor ...... Berwick Marquette look good in this one ' As we understand the advance pected to form the nucleus of the Bressler, Reds ...... 379 am. They are Holland, Boyle, A force-out can be made ways great danger of injury to the Center but, as some sophist so aptly said, publicity, the winiier of the match only when a base-runner le hands. The deft putting touch of Heathcote, Cubs ...... 375 Little ...... Sunstream place no faith in bank shots or ■'otberg and Cole. There will be six Ler ’ a year ago t'i'lay, Mokan. was to meet Dempsey. ’ayers on the team- and the addi- gally loses the right to the Hagen in golf and the finesse of Inside Left steeple chases. Hoppe’s billiard play depends large Phillies, .529. onal two will be decided by base he occupies b> reason of Welsh ...... Scott In the special centiirv Frank I The boys were great optimists the batsman becoming a base- ly on the condition of their hands. American League Outside Left Hussey, national chainiren. may limlnation play. McCann, Hutch- Fl-gstead, Red Socks ...... 436 i when they believed that. . . . In fact on and Hennequ’ are the most runner and he is thereby Yet down south this spring it have to show a hasty hoof against they were great optimists when they was not unusual to see Walter Ha Dykes, Athletics ...... 432 promising prospects. obliged to advance. sucli as Snyder, Alabama Poly, believed they would get ?85,000. That rule specifically de gen out playing ball with the big Spurgeon, Indians ...... 429 Norton, Yale; Nash, Occident; Mc The schedule follows: Gohrig, Yankees ...... 412 Do not fall to turn to page 16 In Hartford Public High school— fines a force play and makes leaguers. Hoppe has the same Donald, Pennsylvania: Russell GETS 1 FISH, RETURNS IT the understanding of same habit. Tavener, Tigers ...... 400 the Saturday Evening Post of and Goodwills, Cornell; Torrence Home, May 4. Burns, Indians ...... 400 April 24t'h’s issue. A fine word Chapman Technical High school easy, if one will just remem Both Hagen and Hoppe probably of Penn State and others. In the St. Paul, Minn.— After spending ber that a force play is im would have starred at the national Leader a year ago today, Eev- picture by Elizabeth Frazer.— Adv. 880- yard college relay chanipion- a full day to day a 100-foot seine —Away, May 10. ereid. Browns, .583. West Hartford High school— possible without the batsman pastime had they taken it up with Bhlp It will be every man for him in Lake Currenet, George Rauen- being the inception of same. the same purpose and determina self with eighteen entered. It horst, Rutliton, hitched on a team Home, May 6. tion they did golf and billiards. Bristol High school— Away, May An erroneous impression looks like a good spot for Cornell of horses to pull It In and caught exists that if for some reason * « • 10 Letters but Chicago, Syracuse, Columbia, one small perch. He threw it back in 19 Pitching. Hartford Public High school— there are two runners on the Curve Pennsylvania, Occidental, holders because it was too small to keep ac same base that the original ‘‘Unless a pitcher is blessed with WORTH of the American record, Ohio State cording to the state law. Away, May 18. terrific speed, a good curve ball Is New Britain High school— Home occupant is forced to ad Georgetown and Yale, may decide vance. Of course, this is decid the most deceptive delivery,” says ITn s p o r t 1 otherwise. May 26. edly incorrect, unless runners John McGraw. The four-mile title also would PHIL BARBER. «>■ New Britain High school— Away COLLEGE TEAMS STAGE were forced to advance be Working on that theory, it is look like a made-to-the-meaimre June 5. , , said New York pitchers throw at gallop for Boston College if It One of the outstandibg athletes GREAT BASEBALL TILT. West Hartford High school— cause of the batsman becom KNOWING wasn’t for the fact that Wisconsin, on the University of California ing a base-runner. least two curves to every fast ball. Away, June 8. Perhaps the ratio is even more pro Ohio State, Michigan and Oregon track and field team this season Is Penn and Virginia played a Bristol High school— Home, One of the greatest win- •• Aggies persist in running the race, great game of baseball the Marquis wheat, now grown on nounced. Phil Barber, captain and sprinter. June 12. 20,000,000 acres of land, all comes McGraw’s pitchers are known as nlng streaks of recent sea- •• too. It should ho a good one. other day, considering the earl Alumni— rfome, June 18. sons was hung up by •* In the recent meet with Missouri, iness of the season. Each club Dates pending — Middletown from a single head produced in curve-ball pitchers. When opposing teams face the Giants, they know "Dazzy” "Vance, famous •• Gaston of the Browns bested he won the furlong dash in the fast got but three hits, most of High 14th of May. Yale Inter- 1803 by hybridization. they can expect hook after hoojr, Brooklyn pitcher in 1924. •• Lyons of the White Sox In a pitch time of 21.9 seconds, The Bears them late In the tilt. Penn won, Vance copped 15 in a row. •• ing duel, 2 to 1. A single by 3-1, sending two tallies across yet the Giants are always tough to expect him to garner many points beat. He started his sensational •• Mellllo ended the festivities in the in the eighth. string July 11 against the *♦ twelfth. during the campaign. All of which seems to bear out McQraw’s ideas as to curve-ball Cubs. He continued it until •• pitching. Sept. 20, when the Pirates •• whipped him in 11 frames. •* Babe Scores at New York Debut Wilbur Cooper tolled for •• LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS. the opposition. ** III Kmii iiminmii Vance’s run of successes •* At New York.— Abe Goldstein, kept the Dodgers right on •• former bantamweight champion, the heels of the pace-setting •• defeated A1 Brown, colored boxer, Giants, the Robinson en- •• BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH GOLFERS MAGAZINE, CHICAGO 10 rounds. tourage finishing but a •• At Syracuse.— Dave Shade of game and a half behind. ** FRANCIS OUIMET— .APPROACH PUTT H.ARDEST SHOT. California defeated Frank Moody of Wales, 10 rounds. To my mind the hardest shot of all to play is the’ At Hackensack, N. J.— A1 Gllck, long approach putt. I mean the one where the ball is, New York junior lightweight, won THE REFEREE say, on the edge of the green and the hole is 30 or 40 from Tommy Farley, Atlantic City, Did Floyd Johnson ever kayo 10 rounds. feet hway. • It is such shots that win and lose cham At Elizabeth, N. J.— Harry Mar- Charley Welnert, and it so, when pionships, winning for the entrant who slips the ball tone, Newark welterweight, beat and In what round?— G. H. J. Yes, in 1024, technical knockout up closely each time, and losing for the person who Andy Garry, Elizabeth, 10 rounds. At New York.— Rooky Smith, In seventh. does not. Battle Creek middleweight, knock Who was the tennis player to Walter Travis was the best I over saw, though ed out Jack Ford, Newport, R. I., Chick Evans and Harry Vardon are well ahead of the beat Helen Wills last year?— In the first round of a scheduled “AGE" ROOSMA. average in approach putting, even tljough their repu ten-round bout. F. V. N. At Halifax.— Roy Mitchell, Hali Elizabeth Ryan. tation as putters is not so high. West Point’s great all-round ath The reason why that shot is bo difficult is that everything depends fax negro, knocked out Jack Red dick, Toronto heavyweight, in the How many bases did Johnny lete, who has won 10 letters as well upon it. First of all, your Judgment of distance must bo accurate. If third round of a scheduled 10- Neun steal while playing with St. as the saber for general athletio Paul in 1924?— B. N. K. you are 30 feet from the hole, you must not putt your ball 40 feet and round bout. proficiency. Roosma captained the Fifty-five. neither must you putt it 20 feet. You must get it close enough so that 1925-26 basketball team, plays cen your next putt will bo easy. Then your direction must be considered as no Cleveland beat Detroit 5 to 3 and retained the league lead. Spurgeon Who won the marathon race at ter field on the baseball nine , and Herman Ruth, who is called "Babo’’ for short because he wears suspenders oft duty, scored in the Yanka’ small part of the operation. fielded brilliantly for the winners the 1908 (Olympics?— D. W . B. cavorts on the soccer outfit. He Johnny Hayes of the United first came on home aoil. Le bebe is shown crosslns the plate on Dugan's single In the fourth In game Those two things, “ judgment and direction,” sum up the art at but went bltiess for the first time comes from Passaic, N. J tbii season. Statf with Red Sox. approach putting. MANCHESTER EVEiNIWt? HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL Z4, IRZW.
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Fellow” ; Andre de Beranger who ANOTHER BRUSH FIRE. up to a nhmber of houses on the DORA CARPENTER POST. OLD FASHIONED AND made such a hit as the movie straet and-'that was what caused the ANTOINEnE CHENEY MEET BEK IN “ MISS al^m to be sent in. CONCERT MODERN DANCE "shiek” In "Are Parents People?” ; The twenty-fourth brush fire In Miss Dora Carpenter Post, aged 'As it was. Fire IVardeu Grlffen THE MEN’S CHORAL CLUB and Ned Sparks. SATURDAY EVE., APRIL 24th 47, of 66 Hudson street, died at BREWSTERS MILLIONS” For the. other feature for today twenty-three days, occurred yester with the outside help of Cheney of Manchester TO WED BOSTON MAN At Manchester Green School her home yesterday afternoon at a'hd tomorrow the Circle presents day afternoon when a still alarm Brothers fought the fire for an ■ j High School Hall * A1 Behrend’s Orchestra five o’clock. Death was due to a Bounding Dick Talffladge as a two- brought out No. 4 Co. to a blaze in hour before the fire department complication of troubles. . Engagement of Daughter of She Brings No Less Than Two fisted cop who wades triumphantly was summoned. Prof. Louis Beebe, Prompter. The funeral will be held from the neighborhood of Fern street- in Monday Eve., April 26 Mr. and Mrs. Horace B. Che Leading Men With Her to through some^f’the most exciting the south end. For a time it was About five acres of ground was her late home tomorrow afternoon incidents ever devised for a screen Assisting Artists; ney Is Announced. the Circle Today. thought that the fire would creep burned over the blaze. BOSTON SYMPHONY ENSE5IBLE, A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. at three o’clock daylight saving story in his latest F: B. O. comedy 9 Pieces. Ernest Fricke, of 349 South Main time. Burial will be in the Elm Bebe Daniels in her latest star melodrama, “The Night Patrol.”- street, this raornin.; at the Man wood cemetery. The funeral serv Mr, and Mrs. Horace B. Cheney ring vehicle for Paramount, ‘‘Miss “The Night Patrol” is a rollick MISS GL^YDYS HAHN, ice will be private. ing tale of love and adventure with Soprano Soloist, New York. chester Memorial hospital. of South Manchester, announce the Brewster’s Millions,” billed at the iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiliiiliiiiiiiiiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiliHiii'iiiHii Born in Verpon Center, Miss engagement of their daughter, An Talmadge Indulging In his favorite Tickets at Watkins Bros, and Circle today and tomorrow, has a All members of the local Red Post lived for many years in that toinette Phelps Cheney, to Frank mighty fine cast. Instead of one pastime of stunts and sundry agile Kemp’s Music House. Men organization who desire to town. She attended the Vernon W. Crocker, of Boston. leading man— she has two! And antics, in which he is in a class by participate in the entertainment to Center Congregational church in Miss Cheney is a graduate of they’re both well known popular himself. be staged at the State theater in which her father, Albert W. Post, Milton Academy and of Vassar Col players, Warner Baxter and Ford conjunction with the motion pic of Hudson street, was a deacon. lege in the class of 1924, and4s at Sterling. The former plays op Going To Buy ture, ‘‘The Vanishing American,” About eight years ago, Mr. Post present studying art at the School | posite the star as the man who MARK HOLMES ABOUT TOWN are requested to report at the thea and his daughter moved to Man of Fine Arts and Crafts in Boston. ' finally leads her to the altar, while ter at 10 o’clock tomorrow morning chester and lived on Hudson street. Mr. Crocker is a son of Mr. and Ford has a comedy role as the Undertaker The cast for ‘‘Contents Un for a rehearsal. The following are Mr. Post’s wife died ieveral years Mrs. George H. Crocker, of Fitch slightly erratic uncle. Embalming - Funeral Director known” will have a rehearsal at requested to appear in addition to ago and his daughter has been burg, Mass., and is a graduate of In the supporting company are keeping house for him. She was Harvard University in the Class of Lady Assistant. Phone 406-2- A Washing the Swedish Lutheran church to any others who wish to take part: Michat"! Dark, who was last seen well known about Manchester and Depot Square, Manchester. morrow at three o'lock. P. Vendrillo, Diana, C. Vendrillo, 1922 and of the Harvard Law with Ray Griffith. In ‘‘A Regular Gustafson, Shieldge, Montie, Wil had numerous friends. School, Class of 1924. He is a The Manchester Construction son, Foley, Ferguson,. Tournard, member of the Delphic club, the Company began work this morning Leggett, Kenney, Shultz and War- IN' BLACK AND RED. Brookline Country club, and the A charming French importation on the new garage on Hilliard nock. Harvard Club. Machine? street for G. E. Willis & Son. Inc. consists of a snappy frock of black No date has been set for the An auto truck driver who evi and white checked taffeta and a marriage. Mrs. Andrew Kilgour has return dently was looking anywhere but coat of red kasha cloth, lined with ed to her home in Hartford after in front of him, ran into a line black and white. ______caring for her sister, Mrs. ' stretched across Main street at Mapes Fertilizers Taylor of Porter street who has Myrtle street yesterday afternoon RUMMAGE SALE Then You Cein^t been ill with influenza the past which guarded a town employee - RUMMAGE SALE - A Complete Line. week. who was marking the crossing lines Monday, April 29 TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY on the pavement. The truck All Day and Evening afternoons and evenings, Apr. 27-28 The Men’s Choral Club will dragged along two heavy traffic at Vacant Store In State Theater Spratt’s Baby Chick Feeds have a rehearsal tomorrow after signs which held the line for almost MANCHESTER COMMUNITY Afford noon at four o’clock and Monday a block before the driver discov Building. None Better. at 5’ 30 p. m. with the Boston ered what he had done. CLUB Manchester Grange, P. of H. Symphony Ensemble who are to COD LIVER OIL — SEED OATS, GRASS SEED. assist at the concert in High We Deliver. To N ^ect the school'hall Monday evening. Dr. Fred F. BushneD Seventy young people from the Luther League of Middletown at VETERINARIAN tended the meeting of Luther 494 East Center Street, O. E. Bailey I.eaguers at the Swedish Lutheran Manchester Green. 60 Hilliard Street. church last evening. The guests Office Hours: 7 to 8 P. M. Phone 396. furnished an excellent program, S4 VAGE \ piano and mandolin numbers and TELEPHONE 1847. You must depend I readings. Rev. Lindstrom of the Middletown church gave a short address. A social time with re on the experience Washer and Dryer I freshments followed. FREE! Large Box of 2-in-l Miss Ruth Skinner of New York and ability of the Almost daily, people tell us they wish they had seen | City is spending the week-end with Shoe Polish her sister, Mrs. John A. Anderson the SAVAGE before they bought the machine they | of Elro street. with Shoe Repair Work have. . S amounting to $1.00 or over. executor named Mrs. Vennan, mother of Mrs. William Heubner of 422 North The Shoe Repair Man. M. A. Ferris YOU can find out all about the SAVAGE, even try | Main street is still quite ill at the in your will. it in your own home free, without any obligation to buy, 5 home of her daughter. Nelson S. Smith of Middle Turn pike East is ill with grip. SELWITZ HEATING CONTRACTOR Try the SAVAGE before you invest in a washer. | Selwitz Block 10 Pearl St. Manchester Camp, No. 2640, offl- Whom 'will you appoint for rers-elect will have a rehearsal at Tinker hall tomorrow afternoon at this important service? 2.30 to prepare for the banquet and Steam - Hot Water - Vapor meeting Monday evening. Mrs. Louise Gilman, drill instructor in SUNDAY DINNER Manchester Electric Company vites the younger members who are at interested to be present for re- Manchester Trust Co. r 861 Main Street Phone 1700,«h hearsal of the floor work. 65 East Center Street Telephone 846 Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dexter apd Hotel Sheridan children of Brookfield street mo tored to Brookline today to visit 12:30 to 2:30 Mrs. Dexter’s parents. Roast Chicken or Turkey r 1 for $1.00. The Good Will club of the Fifth district will hold a modern and old A la carte Service fashioned dance at the school- all day and evening. house on Keeney street this eve- * ning. Miss Helen Berggren of Linden street has been engaged as con tralto soloist in Second Congrega Know the‘Truth tional church choir. Miss Berg gren will succeed Mrs. Ellzabetl\ Marcll Fellows of East Hartford who has been with the choir for up wards of two years and sings for Federal Cords the last time tomorrow. Mrs. John E. Duxbury of North $2,000.00 SHIPMENT TO GO AT WHOLESALE PRICES. about OIL HEAT Main street who has been couflned to her home for the past week with 10,000 MILE GUARANTEE ON EVERY TIRE. grip, is Improving.
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