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VOL. LI.,. NO. 131. (Oteililad Advcrttiring on Pag* 10.); SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSD!^Y, MARCH 3, 1932. (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENtS BOSTON UNEARTHS LINDY CLUE L D Y DECIDES CoL Lindbergrh’s Home From the Air TOKEEPPOUCE LETTER STATES INFANT ONSOirSTRAIL HIDDEN IN BAY STATE Someone Made Suggestion POLICE RUN DOWN That They Be CaDed Off MANY FALSE CLUES MISSIVE IS POSTED and Appeal Be Sent Out to BY AN ^ WOMAN the Kidnapers. Auto Carrying Babies Re
Hopewell, N. J.. March 3.— (AP) ported In Eastern States; —Col. Charles A. Lindbergh decided Police Get Permission to Read It From Father of Kidnaped oday to keep the police on the job Police Checkup Cars. and make every effort to run down Child— Details Kept Secret— Governor Moore of New the kidnapers of his baby son. There was no indication, however, New York, March 3.—(AP) — Jersey After Visit to Lindhergh Home Says No Contact that he had withdrawn his offer to The high pitch to which citizen in pay reinsom for the baby’s return. After Gov. A. Harry Moore visit terest has been atc^sed In the Has Yet Been Made With Kidnapers and Denies Rumor 'd Col. Lindbergh it was learned Lindbergh baby kidnaping led po- that the suggestion had been made lice of several states today in That Baby’s Return Is Expected Today; Nation Keeps that Col. Lindbergh call off the po search of automobiles reported to lice search and issue an appeal to the kidnapers to return the baby on have been c a r r ^ g babies. Up Search— Nmnerotts False Clues Ran Down In a Half a no-questions-asked basis. Police radio In New York City and It was not revealed who made this the teletype system connecting five i:uggestion but it was learned that states were used to broadcast Dozen States. Col. Lindbergh repudiated It instant- alarms for automobiles, most of ((Tintlnued Un Page it.) them reported by citizens. Among the cars were: Boston, March 3.— (A P )— Tlie kidnaped son of Col. Charles Boston—A touring car bearing A. Lindbergh according to a letter mailed by a woman in Boston New Jersey license J-6989 driven by today addressed to the famous aviator is held in a house in a AVIATOR IS KILLED a woman who mailed a letter to Col. small Massachusetts town. Lindbergh. The letter mailed by an elderly woman of foreign extraction, New York City—Radio broadcast TESTING AIRPLANE for a car carrying two women and was taken from the mails and opened by authority of Colonel a baby seen in Sixth Avenue. The Lindbergh. It read: citizen who reported this incident Col. Lindbergh: 'T don’t want to say how this infor to police evidently mistook the li mation came into my possession. I urge you to act m PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, MARCH 8,1932. dustry Is responsible for tbs erta- tion of additional highways. In How the Kidnapers Entered Baby’s Room BANQUET OPENS this connection, Mr. Rudd said that CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR the reason why registration rates ...... CHAMBER TO PLAN were higher in this state than else THEAUTOSHOW where was the public’s demand for _...... SOCIETY GIVES PLAY good roads. He said that as long as ^ ** N .. fourteen million dollars are spent ANH-HOARD DRIVE annually for highwa3rs the registra 'Three Act Comedy “Oh, Kay” Deputy Commissioner of Mo tion fee must remain high, as this Presented by Secrnid Congre- expenditure must be paid either w% I gationalists Last Night. through registration taxes or a gas Accepb Job of Crating Ihit tor Vehicles Addresses oline tax. Mr. Rudd interspersed his talk Under toe direction of Mrs. Joseph L. Handley, a cast of young people with several humorous stories, in Here to Combat Ibe Hidmg mm" from toe Christian Eindeavor socieyt cluding one concerning former Service Club Gathering. of the Second Congregational church President Calvin Ooolidge. It ap gaVe a creditable presentation of Away of'Catb. pears that Mr. Coolidge was strolling “Oh Kay,” a three-act farce comedy Manchester’s Golden Opportunity through a WashingUm park with a which abounded in mystery and Automobile Show opened officially friend one morning, when the friend thrills at toe Hollister street'school last night with a banquet at the remarked that "Here comes Sena last night. One pleasing living room The Manchester Chamber of Oom- State Armory, which was attended tor Borah on horseback." scene sufficed for each act. which merce has been called upon to as sist in the campaign agaiut hoard by nearly 140 members of the Cham Mr. Coolidge replied with hlS cus- depicted happenings in toe Pem ber of Commerce, the Kiwanis d u o tonfkry curtness, “Yes.” Then a broke family during toe course of ed dollars wbito is now imderway and the Lions Club. The speaker noment later added, “Are Senator one evening. There was something throughout toe country, headed by was Malcolm D. Rudd, deputy com Borah and the horse traveling in the doing every minute and toe audience the C2tizeas Reconstruction Organ ization. missioner of motor vehicles of Con same direction?” was kept on toe qui vlve to follow nectlcut, and he told the gatherini Death Rate toe rapid action. William B. Halsted, president of that excessive speed, passing on The speaker stressed the safety The parts were o f nearly equal Im- the Chamber, last night received a curves and hog^ng the road were factor in the driving of motor vehi portance. ExceHent comedy roles telegram from Prank Knox of Chi three of the outstanding factors that cles and deplored the tremendous were those of Gram Pembroke, who cago. chairman of toe Organization, contribute to automobile accidents death rate caused each year by had a flair for trying every patented asking toe cooperation of toe Cham and fatalities in this state, and automobiles. He said that 34,400 pill and potion she saw advertised. ber. Mr. Halsted replied that defi urged the exercise of greater cau people were killed by automobiles Jflss Helen Copeland did a good nite action would be taken at toe tion and consideration by drivers of last year and that two and one-half piece of natural acting in this char regular meeting o> toe Board of motor vehicles to eliminate these billion dollars’ worth of property acter role. Gramp Pembroke, played Control of the (Chamber, to be held hazards. was destroyed. Excessive speed, by Franklin Si^to, was just as next Tuesday afternoon at 4 o’clock. Uulsted Presides he said, was responsible for a ma amusing in his droU, good-natured It Is expected that toe (Jhamber will rhe regular business routine of the jority of the mishaps, a large num replies to shafts of sarcasm about take over toe organization of a local meeting was omitted and following ber of which took place at intersec his old Ford car, as he wa« tolerant unit to assist in toe work. the chicken dinner served by the tions. However, many accidents of Gram’s sharp tongue and com The Telegram Coffee Shop, William B. Halsted also occur on straight stretches of plaints of her aches and pains. The telegram received by Mr. president of the Chamber, spoke road, where drivers seem to have a Miss Sadie Copeland had a strong Halsted read as follows: “Public briefly. He announced that the pur sense of irresponsibility. part as toe girl detective and han press has told the storyjjf campaign pose of the dinner was to back the He pleaded for a maximum speed dled It cleverly. Others who filled Instituted -equest of President Hoo Automotive Division, sponsors of of forty miles an hour on main Mgh- more or less Important roles were ver to get $1,500,000,000 bidden Automobile Show, and he expressed ways and said that if drivers main Miss Shirley and Miss Alice Mac- money back in circulation, this to his appreciation and pleasure over tained this speed accidents would bo Lacblan, Roger Wlnton, Walter be accomplished by local all-inclu the splendid attendance. reduced at least fifty per cent The Wright, Gordon and Burton Tuttle sive community units built around Mr. Halsted called on W. George speaker stated that the tendency to and Andrew Fiedler. Chamber of Commerce or other lo Glenney, president of the Kiwanis drive at high speeds in some places At toe close of toe performance, cal organizations. There wlU be no Club; Thomas Conran, president of and low speed in others was respon Mrs. Handley was called before the chairman for your state but cam the Lions Club; James Shearer, sible for many accidents. curtain and presented with a beau paign wlU be bandied direct from chairman of the Automotive Dlvl In this regard, he said that the tiful bouquet of mixed iW ers from this office. Win you take on organ sion; and H. A. Smith, president of motor vehicle department is making toe cast, in appreciation m her serv ization of your unit and let me know the Automobile Association of Hard- an attempt to educate driven to ices as coach. name of chairman of committee you ford, for remarks and then Intro show consideration for others. Mr. appoint? duced Mr. Rudd as the principal Rudd lauded Commissioner Stoeckel “Further information being sent as a great educator along ^ese FIGURE THIS OUT speaker. you air mail. Job most Imperative lines, and stated that the proper en Syracuse, N. Y „ March 8.— (AP) In a preface to his talk, Mr. Rudd and needs quick action. Am count forcement of the motor vehicle laws —Figure It out for yourself. Voca said that he was sorry that Com PRICES IN MARKET G CLEF GLEE CLUB tional high scbool’a oratorical club ing on you to do your local part in missioner Robbins B. Stoeckel was must come eventually. BIG CROWD SEES national program.” Don’t Stress Speed OBITUARY decided to debate toe question “Re unable to attend because of illness. 4th Annual Concert solved, that boys are better debat Mr. Rudd proved an able and inter Mr. Rudd urged the automobile salesmen present to stress other DROP AFTER RALLY Swedish Lutheran Church ers than girls.” Three girls today DANBURY’S BUDGET esting speaker and told of the March 8, 1932, 8:00 (yOock took the affirmative side, three boys astoimding growth of the automobile points about their c a n beside speed, AUTO EXHIBITS saying that the salesm u should DEATHS Aaaisttng Arttsta took toe negative. The girls won. Danbury, March 3.—(AP) — A industry which brought about the Alice Erickson, VloUnlst The Judges were unanimous in birth of the motor vehicle depart counsel the buyer to use caution in city budget of $589,402 has been driving. O. Albert Peareon, Base. their decision. That toe girls I completed by city auditor Palfflck ment in this state. Actire Baying at Opening William Harrison through their forensic talent, had The speaker traced the history of The first half hour of the banquet William Harrison, 66, of 52 Rus Estimate 1,500 Attended F. Keating and to meet it a tax of progressed by candle light, as the proved toe bojrs were toe better de 21 miUa will be necessary, a rise of locomotion since the early days and sell street, died at his homo late yes baters. said that at one time there were large number of lights used at the Drive P rices Up Bat They terday afternoon following a five 4% mlUs over last year. one hundred turnpikes in Connecti Armory overtaxed the transformer months’ illness. He was bom In the Yesterday — T o d a y Is ABOUT TOWN cut, chartered by the state, which and extinguished the lights, Auto north of Ireland and had been a Soon Falter. A well-children’s conference will demanded toll of the users. The in mobile headlights were pressed into resident of Manchester 43 years. Ladies’ Day at Show. ventlon of the railroad eliminated use on the main floor and little in For thirty years Mr. Harrison was take place tomorrow at 1 p, m, at toe Memorial Hospital clinic build this toll and then came the horse convenience was caused.by the mis employed in Cheney Brothers as a hap. New York, March 3— (AP) —’The ing on Haynes street drawn railroad, followed by the trol Stock Market balked as bulls tried loomfixer. He was a member of St, ley car, and finally in the nineties Mary’s Episcopal church, St. John’s The attendance on the opening to press the advance further today. The contract for remodeling toe the automobile w m Invented. At Lodge, No. 4, A. F. and A. M. of ^teraoon and evening of the Golden Active buying in the first few Opportunity Automobile Show at Hartford Road home of Mr. and that time it was described as the minutes drove prices of leaders $1 Hartford and the Order of Eastern toy of the rich man. RED SOX PITCHER Star. thfe State Armory yesterday was es Mrs. Seth Leslie Cheney has been to $2.50 higher, but the higher awarded to Henry A. Mutrie, local In those days, he said, the regis His survivors are his wife, Mrs. timated at more than 1,500 peraons prices soon attracted selling, and contractor and work will begin im tration of automobiles was handed Catherine (Farquhar) Harrison, one and a crowd of similar proportion DIES A^ER nCHT the list turned dull and settled into mediately. During the alterations, by the Secretary of State. In 1897 a slow deollhe, which cancelled the daughter, Mias Doris Barber Harri Is expected to attend toe exhibit this there were 87 cars registered in the early rise. son; two brothers, James of Man afternoon and tonight. Over 500 Mr. Cheney and his family are liv An Extra Add- children were present between 1 and ing at 34 Park streeu entire country. Today there are 26 Ed Monis Stabbed Daring American Telephone, after open- chester and Dynes of Providence; Attraction million, more than the rest of the Ing up $1.50, sagged to show a loss one sister, Mrs. Rachael Sullivan of 5 o’clock yesterday afternoon, by world put together. In 1901 the o f $1, then recovered. U. S. Steel ad Ireland. special invitation of the Show Com The Women’s Service League at In Addition To mittee. meeting yesterday afternoon at the first motor vehicle law was passed Qnarrel at Party Given In vanced $1, then reacted. Santa Fe, A Masonic funeral service will be the Regulat Second Congregational church, vot in this state, regarding the i.^suing after showing a gain of $1, reacted conducted at his home at 2:30 Sat Today has been designated as and Complete of licenses. In 1907 another law was to show a loss of like amount. Car- Ladles’ Day. All women’s clubs and ed to serve a St. Patrick’s supper on urday afternoon. Rev. J. S. Neill Thursday evening, March 17. Mrs. Program! passed to license motor vehicle His Honor In Florida. bum dropped $5, then recovered will officiate and burial will be In fraternities ate Invited to attend in Joseph Wright was appointed gen drivers. partially. Union Pacific advanced the East cemetery. groups, the lounge or ladies’ parlor It was not untU 1917, said the $2.50, then slid back $2. ’The mfirket on the balcony having been placed eral chairman. Several other im Century, Fla., March 3.— (A P )— portant matters of business were speaker, that the Motor "Vehicle De grew extremely sluggish by early Mrs. Margaret Abbey at their disposal fo a social hour or Ed Morris, Boston Red Sox pitcher, tea. Bill Waddell’s six piece orches transacted and work was on surgi partment came into being, with Mr. afternoon. Relatives in town received a tele died here today of knife wounds tra will furnish music tonight. A1 cal dressings for the Memorial hos Stoeckel as its head, a position he Inflicted during a quarrel at a gram today announcing toe death of pital. has held ever since. The depart party given in his honor last Mon Mrs. Margaret Black Abbey, which Rphrend’s orchestra played at toe ment is comprised of nine distinct day night banquet and also during toe show occurred this morning at 2:45 in last night. Professor Allen of Trinity College sections. The central office is lo Morris was brought to a hospital Ship Arrivals Fenton, Michigan, at the home of cated at Hartford and nine whom toe committee in charge had here Monday night from his home her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Hunt, hoped to secure to address toe or branches are located throughout the at Brewton, Alabama, with two stab with whom she lived. state, having a total of 450 em Volendam, New York, March 3 ganization meeting of toe Com wounds near the heart, which Ala from Nassau. Mrs. Abbey, a sister of toe late V. F. W. ASKED TO AID munity Players this evening at 7:30 ployees. The revenue of the depart bama officials said were Inflicted Henry Black, was bom in Manches ment now amounts to twelve and American Merchant, London, at toe Y. M, C^ A. is unable to be by Joe White, Brewton gasoline March 2, New York. ter 70 years ago but removed to present. An informal discussion one-half millions per year, which is station operator. Michigan about 40 years ago. She IN UND6ERGH HUNT spent in building' and improving City of Hamburg, Hamburg, Feb. will therefore take place, to which Physicians who regarded his ro- 29, Baltimore. leaves two nieces and two nephews all persons, young and old, interest highways. covery as doubtful, early today be' In this town; they are Miss Anna Aids Highways Empress of Britain, Yokohama, Local Commander Asked to Or ed in dramatics, ^11 be welcome, gan administering oxygen. March 3, New York. Black, Mrs. Myrtle McKeown, Wil The growtn of the automobile in Duchess of Bedford, Havana, liam and Samuel Black. She also ganize Hunt for Kidnaped The regular monthly meeting of Do Not Miss Six Acts March 3, New York. leaves a niece in Castleton, N. Y. Child— In Readiness*! toe Manchester CJity club will be This Festi AUSet— KILLS INFANT SON Franconia, Singapore, March 3, Mrs. George Phlbbs. and two neph held in the club rooms on Oak street val o f Fnn! New York. ews there, the daughter and sons of The excitement in toe hunt for at nine o’clock tonight A supper And THEN HANGS HERSELF Mauretania, Plymouth, March 3, the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Tay Charles Lindbergh, Jr., which over will follow the business session. It Anxious New York. lor who were former residents of spread the entire country yesterday is expected that President Gilbert To Got Europa, Southampton, March 8, Manchester. morning following the announce Wright will name a committee on Portland, Medne, March 8.— (AP) New York. ment of the kidnaping of toe baby toe club’s annual banquet at to tteootb bowel sedeu Sailed— was brought to this town through night’s meeting. Whta yea fed dtey. bMuU^, —Mrs. Everett E. Brackett of Bol Local Performers NATUai'a ster’s MUls, • uo Wiled her 14 Hamburg, New York, March 8 FUNERALS the medium of a telegram received Competing For Cash months old son with a stick of kin for Hamburg. by Joseph Mortarty, Commander of Tbs Jr. 5 U. 8. Glria* and Boys’ •JW W -N J Ibbhtfc Ifi Prizes With the tnlida t t f 6^ purely T c c e ta b liu ___ dling wood yesterday, committed Stuttgart, New York, March 3 Jock Berne Anderson-Shea Post, 'Veterans of Rabbit club will meet at toe Center Foreign Wars. church, Saturday night at 7:00 Audience the Judge! suicide today in . th e,. Chunberland Bremen. The funeral of Jock Berne was o’clock. 'They will have as their county jail where she was being Paris, Marseilles, March 3, New held from his late home, 110 "Vine The telegram sent to all V. F. W. • ALRIGHT held. York. posts in toe Department of Con guests members of toe 4-H t:lub and TVie A ff . VtgmtaUm Laxatio* street, Hartford at 8 p. m., Tuesday, a speaker on rabbits from Stom The woman hanged herself In her LaFayette, Plymouth, March 3, March 1. Burial was at Zion Hill necticut read as follows: cell. Ck)unty attorney Walter M, New York. Commander Joseph Moriarty, 123 college. AH members are asked to Tapley, Jr., had said earlier in the cemetery. Services were performed be present and any members of toe President Harding, Cherbourg, by Rabbi Isaac S. Hurwitz of Hart' Main street, Manchester, Conn. day he would swear out a warrant March 3, New York. Senior club wlU be welcome. ford and a Cantor. Commanders are hereby notified charging her with murder of the In Southemcross, Rio Jsineiro, March Mr. Berne died at toe Hartford to call special meeting organize fant. 3, New York. search parties for the Lindbergh The 38 year old mother said she hospital at 5:50 a, m. Tuesday of double pneumonia. He Is survived by baby our organization is banded to HOSPITAL NOTES killed the child after toe father getoer to render such service to a FRIDAY AND SATURDAY twitted her about Its parentage. his wife, ValenUne Kahn Berne, a son, who is attending college In comrade. Investlgute all suspicious Tapley described her story as toe WALL STREET BRIEFS persons and places. Consider the Quality Groceries New York City, a 7 year old daugh John Neilson of Vernon Depot victim of a distracted mind. guilty parties in same class as ene New York, March 3.—After a pe ter, Sylvia Berne and his father, wiu admitted to the hospital last my spies. Search carefully and dill- F or Less riod of comparative harmony in Abraham Berne in Russia. night suffering with a fractured selling policies, leading distributors Mr. Berne was employed at gently, National behind movemenL right arm received when be feU 23,000 Miles of Granulated Sugar, 10-pound (Signed) CAPONE’S NEXT HOME of cigarettes have again cut prices. Watchel’s Dept. Store for toe past while working on the railroad sec Laugks, Gags, Thrills, s a c k ...... Lowest Price M. A. O’HARA, tion in Vernon. The United Cigar Stores Co. of five years and was In charge of toe nomanceRomance America 1s reported to have reduced men’s and boys’ furnishings depart State Commander Wesley Clifford, 18, of 247 West Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, Washington, March 8—(AP) — 2 pkgs. f o r ...... toe price of popular brands in New ment. His death was a shoclc to his (Commander Moriarty said today Center street was treated at toe 15c The Atlanta and Leavenworth peni York a t y to toe old level of two that Anderson-Sbea Post stands in liospltal toll forenoon for lacera tentiaries are being considered by employers and all co-workers of toe K g f “AROUND THE WORLDlR>t Rumford Baking Pow packages for a quarter, following store as well as to many of his readiness to do anything possible on tions above, toe right eye received toe Justice Department for future der, half pound . . . 15c similar cuts by leading grocery other friends and relations. Sym a moment's notice to aid In toe while playing with boys near his imprisonment of A1 Capone, (Chi chains. search for toe abducted baby. home; W 80 Baker’s Baking Choco cago gangster. pathy for his faraUy Is expressed IN MINUTES” The Gnaual report of toe Ameri by all who knew him. With , late, half pound cake 19c At the Justice Department, Hen B & M Beans, can Telephone A Telegraph Co. for ry C. Laubenhelmer, United States 1931, released today, is substantial marshal at Chicago, has been In DIES ON jDOUCH Family size can . . . 15c ly In line with the official forecasts ATTORNEY SHEA TRUSTEE DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS conference with Sanford Bates, di given several weeks ago to toe ef HOCKEY B & M Golden Bantam rector of toe Federal Prison Bureau, New Britain, March 8.— (AP)— fect that toe year’s profits wotild Com, 2 cans for .. on where CJapone shall be trans Edward A. Greenatein, 88, a real es ON THE SAME PROGRAM 23c show toe $9 dividend covered, as CANADIAN BATTLE OF NARKS ESTATE Round Box Shaker ferred from Cook county Jail. tate dealer, was foimd dead on a New York, March 8.— (AP)—The was expected toe company’s balance couch In his home, 1381 Stanley Salt, 2 f o r ...... The transfer awaits a mandate sheet, makes an exceedingly favor seventh of the struggles betwsen 15c from toe Circuit Court of Appeals, street, this morning by his wife. Creditors Name l/ocal Attorney “MEN OF CHANCE” Crab Meat, able showing in toe matter of cash the Maroons and Can^ens of Mon- in which toe underworld leader was When Mrs. Greenstein awoke and To Handle Affairs of Bank With half pound can . . . and reserves. trsal for ths dty bocKsy ebamploQ- 25c convicted of Federal tax evasloB. found her husband absent ^ m his ship beadUnss toe national Hockey rupt Poultryman. My-T-Fine Desserts, room, she went to a lower floor to Mary Astor — Ricardo Cortez It was explained today It is op AUTO RACER DIES Lieague’s brief bill tod ^. 2 packages for ... tional with toe court when the man investigate and discovered him dead. The Canadiens are fled with toe John HalUday 17c Bologna, Italy, March 8.— (AP)— Deputy Medical Examiner John Pur- Attorney WUUam J. Shea was mp- Palm Olive Soap, date is given. It might be given Alfierl Maseratl, noted builder and Toronto Maple Leafs for toe lead pointed trustee at the first m setiu T h m Ofeal Stars hi a even though Capone appeali to toe ney declared death due to heart dis in toe Canadian division snd a Dnuna of a Wenaa 8 cakes fo r ...... Mver of racing automobiles died ease. of creditors of Karl Marks, loesl 20c Supreme Ck)urt. today ^ter a kidney operation. victory or Us will givs them first poultry raiser who recently flled a Against tbs World Sweet Wisconsin Peas, Apparently toe McNeU’i liland place, as Toronto is idle. Tbs Ma Maseratl won toe Monza Interna FOUR HURT IN CRASH voluntary petition In bankruptcy, by 2 cans f o r ...... 23c Federal prison Is not being consid tional In, 1981 and bad raced at roons with flvs points over toe New Saul Berman, referee, In Hartford Pound Jar Peanut But ered because Ralph Capone, brother Indianapolis several times. York Americans but still not surt yesterday. Marka listed his asssts already le Imprisoned there. Putiiam, March 8.— (AP)— Four of third place, can practicaUy at $80,807 and his llabUltisa at 8M,- ter, 2 f o r ...... The department haa adopted a Provldwce men were ^ e d . one that part of the w fum w t If t t S 25c ^ TO OUT RATES eeriously today when tlw ^ car col *— » way 808.04. Tbs assets consist la i ^ y of Large 14-Ounee Bottle ^llcy of separating convicted mem Danbury, March 8.— (AP) — The turn in a victory. real estate. bers of the Capone gang as far as lided with another automobllo In So far the Mmtreal rlvals''have Catsup, 2 f o r ...... 25c «lty has been offered a $10,000 a north Woodstock. possible. year reduction for two years on all play^ sbe fames, the Dominic w ^n zo, 48, was taken winning three and’ toe Maroons two OLD PRINTBR DDBi municipally used gas and electricity to a hospital. The others hurt wers with one tie. P. O. RECEIPTS ^ toe Danbury and Bethel Gas and MAHIEU’S Hartford, March 8.— (AP)—Post Iwictrlc Light company. It da- Bis-1 In ths ssooad of tonight’s aamss. Meriden, M ar^ 8.— (AP)—Rleh- office receipts here were S8.860.9T eydl, j*8,^jnd ^Vlncenso Cslanl, 80, the Nsw York Rangsra and Detroit ^ A. Owen, TT. of 58 Slaf atrsst. dlned to cut ntes to householders. ^ of Pro^ddenee. Cslanl. tha Ffleons, now niMdng one-two In more for rebnxary Just passed than The • common council Tuesday died a t , his horns ' this aftsnoon If GROCERY tor toe month a year ago. Lean night adopted a petltloff to the pub less *drl^f****^ of reck- toe American dli^cm, wUI battle. after a week’s Illness of pnsumonta. I The R ^ e r s are eight points ahead. Hs bad bean amodatsd with ths U d 6476 188 Spmei 8 t l ^ s ^ day lic utilities comsdiMton asking fbr Tbs msa wars .OB tbslr waj of the fnereaee. sn feunlTv vetMi harm. Tbs Falseaa maw are aoa poiat jrto^builasMlim for nma POUtobridlOa. 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BACKS WILKERSON LEAGUE CONSffiERS imanimous vote of the delegates. rey.” He telephoned to Jackson-vUle and UNDYDEODES The credentials committee foimd MAY BE NEAR AT HAND The Manchester Guardian said: Associated Press dispatches^ saying 50 of the 55 members of the League IN KIDNAPING CASE Hopewell, N. J., March 3.— (AP) “If this cruel and miserable no definite trace of the child has FAR EAST PROBLEM represented at today’s session. The method of intimidation with a help FOR CIR^IT COURT —^A feeling that the Lindbergh baby been found, were read to him. This absentees were Argentina, the Dom may be secreted in the broken less child as its victim is really the news, in turn, was relayed to Mrs. TO KEO* POUCE (Oontinoed from Pag^e 1) (Oontinoed From Page 1.) inican Republic, Honduras, Nicara country somewhere near the Lind work of ‘racketeers’ and if the out Hoover. gua and ParEiguay. bergh home still persists among come of it is not a genuine and de Plans for the continuation of Mrs. Head of Chicago Crime the post card to Colonel Lindbergh termined effort to end the whole de for their governments, large and was mailed yesterday was kept im- many of the searchers. Hoover’s southern cruise aboard the ONSON’STRAa C. N. G. ORDERS Airplanes zooming overhead and plorable business in all its ramifica Sequoia were not announced. small alike. It is this feature which der police scrutiny throughout the tions, then the rot must be simk Board Says Judge Is Fair Hartford, March 3.—(AP)—Ad night. Police had a description of hunts among the gullies, caves and (Continned from Page 1) has caused many observers to be thickets of the neighborhood still very deeply into American life.” GOVERNOR’S VISIT jutant General’s office orders today the msui believed to have posted the lieve this meeting may have a very assign Captain William J. Maxwell, go on, although the search already Trenton, N. J., March 3.— (A P )— ly and forcefully and that he an card. Newspapers, -announcements MORE AUTO CLUES and Courteous. important influence upon the future promoted to major to command the from the stage and the radio were hsis been extensive. Governor Moore announced today There are many hiding places nounced that instead of asking with of the League. 3d Battalion, 169th Infantry -vice enlisted in Newark to spread the New York, M» h 3.—(AP)—Po that he would- drive to the Lind like the “rock house,” a cleavage drawal of the police he would urge Nolan promoted to Lieut-Colonel. rnan description. He was described lice headquarters sent out a radio bergh estate outside of Hopewell Small Countries large enough to conceal a man, in alarm shortly before 10 o’clock this this afternoon. Washington, March 3.—(AP) — them to every possible effort Lieut. F. E. Johnson is promoted to as about 40, short of stature, weight In the small countries there have captain and will command Head which John Hart, a Revolutionary morning to all-radio equipped police He said he wanted to offer his Confirmation of Judge James H. Many Questioned about 150 pounds and with dark hero, is said to have hidden from Wilkerson, of Chicago, as circuit been expressions of dissatisfaction quarters Company of the same hair. He wore dark clothes and a cars in Manhattan to stop and in sympathy in person to the parents In connection with the governor’s redcoats. vestigate an automobile, with li judge was recommended to a Sen with the procedure of the great Regiment -vice Maxwell. Lieut. Wil derby. of the kidnaped baby and assure Col. risit, during which he promised the The entire mountain area wsis cense N3837 N. Y., going south in ate judiciary committee today, by powers acting through the League liam H. Naylor is promoted and Lindbergh that the state would do state’s fullest co-operation, it was Colonel Lindbergh and his wife, photographed from the air with Sixth avenue, in which two women Frank J. Loesch, president of the Council in the Sino-Japanese nego takes Johnson’s place in the same everything possible to secure the Chicago crime commission. learned that approximately 300 per the former Anne Morrow, made it “flying speed” by a special aerial with a baby were riding. tiations. Some of them are repre company. Lieut Elmer S., Watson infant’s return. sons already have been questioned in clear that their interest was clearly photographing fleet of four planes. Meanwhile White Plains police re Loesch, who was a member of the sented as feeling that if the council takes Lieut. Naylor’s place and the sub police station established in with their stolen baby and was not The result may have some value if ceived a report from a chauffeur Wickersham commission said he could not take a firm hand in this First Sergeant Earl T. Purcell of was supporting Wilkerson because the Lindbergh garage. Company K is promoted to lieuten concerned in the capture and punish the kidnapers took the child into the that last night had seen on David situation, then the small powers ment of the kidnapers. Colond Lind mountainous coimtry. MECHANICS QUIT of “ the way in which he handled the Police cars have been scouring cannot rely upon the League im ant and takes Watson’s place. avenue in White Plains a faded Capone matter.” the country and those questioned bergh maintained his silence last The fleet, flown by pilots who re- green sedan driven by a man with a plicitly for the protection of their night and left the search to the recently photographed the entire Judge Wilkerson, Loesch said, were from New York, New Jersey, own interests. blonde yoimg woman and a baby in JOBS IN HARTFORD had shown himself to be "perfectly Peimsylvania and other states. troopers. Mississippi for the Federal flood the rear seat. The chauffeur said It was expected that the small feilr, very industrious and very It was impossible to learn WAKE UP YOUR Will Meet Demands relief program, delivered air strip the woman appeared-to be crouch states might demand application of courteous.” whether this wholesale examination maps which were being “built” into ing down in the seat and when the (Oontinoed from Page 1) the sanctions provided for in the It was clear, in statements made a special mosiac map last night at Loesch was presented by Senator had resulted in any -valuable clues. by those in close touch with him, driver acted suspiciously he at covenant, but it seemed unlikely the Curtiss-Wrlght aerial photog Hartford. Other jobs on which Glenn (R., Uls.), who is supporting LIVER B IL E - i that the colonel is ready and eager tempted»to follow the machine but that the great powers would be in raphy studios in New York. Union men have been dismissed are Wilkerson’s nomination. clined to participate in anything in to negotiate for the baby’s return lost trace of it after it had driven Glenn placed in the record resolu HIT BY GOVERNOR’S CAR Last night Major ’Thomas Lan- through several streets. The chauf the Noah Webster school project, the nature of an economic boycott. and to meet the kidnapers’ ransom phler, former commander of the tions endorsing Wilkerson by the WITHOUT CALOMEL feur said the license number was St. Justin’s Church, and the Con Berlin, Conn., March 3.— (A P )— Members of the American delega demeinds. Police continue to guard Army First Pursuit Group smd necticut Mutual Life Insurance Bar Associations of the northern And Ton’ll Jump Ont of Bed ui the contents of the note presumed either “ CD or “ CE 172 Conn.” Illinois counties in his present dis William.Gaddis, 9, of Merricourt tion to the world disarmament con close friend of Col. Lindbergh landed Compsiny addition. ference sat SIS spectators in the as to have been left on the nursery at Roosevelt Field, N. Y., after a Non-Union Men trict. school who WM struck and injured ^ the Morning Rarin* to Go window sill by the abductors. Even NURSE BROKEN HEARTED sembly hall as the meeting con four-hour flight over New Jersey. The Master Builders have threat All but two of the associations by Governor Wilbur L. Cross’ offi vened. It yoo feel sour and sunk and tbs world the figure $50,000 generally under He refused to discuss the result of Hopewell, N. J., March 3.— (AP) ened to put non-union craftsmen at have endorsed Wilkerson, Glenn cial car here yesterday afternoon, looks punk, don't swallow a lot of salt^ —One of the most distracted and The assembly convened in the inineral water, oil, laxative candy or chswins stood to be the amount specified as his search but it was learned he had work if the Union fcils to accept the said, and one of them explained It was reported today as recovering Kum and ex p ^ them to make you suddenly ransom is Withoot confirmation let off two state troopers in E*rlnce- forlorn members of the Lindbergh 25 per cent reduction before Monday, was contrary to its custom. rapidly. ® auditorium which has been devoted sweet and buoyant and full of sunsbina. from the Lindberghs. ton. household is Miss Retty Gow, whose and it is imderstood that men are Glenn also placed before the com- The boy has been at the school to the sessions of the world disarma For they can't do it. They only more tte . full-time responsibility has been xnittee endorsements of Wilkerson ment conferences for the past bowels anc^ mere movem^t doesn't get at Colonel Lindbergh asked news These troopers discovered two being lined up for employment on only a short time and was unfamil the cause. The reason for your down-and*«(it shacks in the mountains, previously tending the Lindbergh baby since both the post office and the Noah by officers of the Amalgamated As iar with the territory so that he month. The five members of the feeling is your liver. It should pour out two papermen last night to leave the es American delegation with their tate. He explained that the estab unknown to police. The troopers, he was six weeks old. Webster school. An attempt yester sociation of Street and Electric did not realize the danger as he pounds of liquid bile into your Dowels daily. It was understood, were to conduct To her had been entrusted one of day afternoon to arrange a meeting Railway Employes of Chicago. darted from behind a row of trees corps of advisers and experts, were If this bQe is not flowing freely, your food lishment of press headquarters in all seated in the diplomatic gallery doesn’t digest. It just deesys in the bowels. the garage, and the constant move a foot party to investigate the the most envied and most important between the executive committee William Quinlan, president, said into the path of the car. The ma Gas bloats up your stomseb. You bave o cabins. jobs in domestic circles, that of dis of the Master Builders- and the Wilkerson “always evinced a fair chine was being operated by a State when President Paul Boncour called thick, bad taste and your breath la fouL ment of scores of news men and the session to order. sUn often breaks out in blemishes. Your head photographers throughout the vicin patching with meticulous care and executive committee of the building and friendly attitude toward the policeman. Governor Cross was not adiea sad you feel down and out. Your whole cause of labor.” Observers noticed with signifi Cystem is poisoned. ity of the farm made it difficult to COLONEL TAKES WALK scientific understeinding the nursery trades alliance failed when some of in the automobile. duties for the heir of the famous the Union men declined to be pres L. D. Bland, editor of the organ The boy, whose parents reside in cance that the Chinese statement , Ittekea those 'gooA old CARTER'S' deal with the kidnapers. Wertsvllle, N. J., March 3.— (API LITTLE LWER p Tt.t3 to get these taro ent, according to S. C. Poriss, who ization’s Chicago Journal, said for the assembly contained a map of The appearance of the filer last —Seeking relief from the strain of couple. New York City, was picked up by pounds of bile flowing freely and make yoa was approached relative to the Wilkerson had been “fair and im Manchuria while the Japanese state fed “up and up.” They contain wonderful, night at the entrance to the road helpless waiting for word of his kid More a labor of devotion than a the governor’s chauffeur and rushed meeting by the Union delegates. partial” toward labor. to the office of Dr. M. H. Griswold ment included a map of Shanghai. harmle^ gentle vegetable extracts, way leading to the estate, and his naped baby. Col. Charles A. Lind job to her, was this routine o f stu when it comes to making the bile flow freely. y Mr. Poriss said he would be glad to of Berlin in a commandeered car. statement to troopers there that he bergh left his home for a time this died diet, visiting hours and the in Paul Hymans, Belgian foreign But don't ask for liver pills. Ask for Carter's / have his committee meet with the From there he was taken to the Little Liver Pills. Look for the name Carter's / was confident the child would soon morning and plunged aimlessly sistence of his parents that the minister, who was president of the through the woods. Lindbergh baby should lead a pri trades alliance committee at any New Britain hospital. first League Assembly, was elected little Liver Pills on the red labd. Reaent a be returned was taken by many time. LATEST STOCKS BulMtitute.2SeataUstoim ei331C .M .C o. indicative of the possibility he had And at his heels scrambled the lit vate life, unspoiled by the attention been in communication with the tle short-legged white dog that of even most intimate friends. kidnapers and perhaps had effect sleeps outside the door of the baby’s Miss Gow was heart broken to New York, March 3— (AP) —The nursery. forward march in share prices came ed arrangements for the child’s day. Her young dark eyes expressed POUCE RUN DOWN Seen plowing through dense im- to a halt today, as the Stock Market early return. her fear for her little charge and Open Daily dergrowth a mile from the house her normally rose-tinted cheeks demanded hardier fare than the Troopers Statement they were a pathetic sight, the were pale. A friend of Elizabeth MANY FALSE CLUES faidt ,indications of business im 1 P. M. to One trooper said: “We want you man’s face drawn and white, the Morrow’s maid, she was selected for provement as yet provided. newspapermen and everybody else little dog dashing to one side and Anne Lindbergh’s baby after care (Contfained from Page 1) A further fiurry of short covering 10:30 P. M. to be out of the way because we ex then the other as though himting for ful thought on the part of Miss Mor in the first few minutes started the pect somebody to call who might be Its lost playmate. session off with a bullish flourish, row, whose knowledge in the care and in the back a pillow and what Music By frightened away at the sight of so The colopel appeared completely and instruction of children is evi appeared to be a blanket. but selling was quickly attracted by many persons.’’ oblivious to all around him. He was denced in the nursery school which Newark, N. J.—Car containing the higher levels, and buying dwin AL BEHREND’S ’There was indication that if the dressed in high boots and rough she conducts. msm, woman and baby who stopped dled. An early upturn of 1 to 2 1-2 points was soon lost, and by midday and Lindberghs expected the baby to be muddied clothing, and, scorning the a milkman today and bought a bot some shares showed moderate returned to them, it would not be roads, strode right through the tan SEARCH WASHINOTON tie of milk. BILL WADDELL’S during daylight hours. gled bush. losses. Orchestras. Washington, March 3.—(AP) — Union Pacific, for Instance, opened In Philadelphia last night a man When he was first seen it was Washington police today broadcast thought possible he might be keep up 2 1-2, then slid bavk to 2. Auburn telephoned the city desk of a news notice for officers to search every paper and said: “You may say that ing some secret appointment with COLUMBIA had another sinking spell, showing the kidnaper but this theory soon rooming house in the city for a man, a loss of 5 points before support ap a trained nurse is taking care of the a woman and a baby who they be was abandoned. ’The colonel quite Perfect attendance for the Center peared. American Telephone rose Lindbergh baby. That’s all.” The lieve abandoned an automobile in a speaker then hung up, and efforts to evidently wsis Seeking relief in ac-, school for February is as follows 1 1-2 points, fell back 2 1-2, then garage .at Hyattsville, Md., late recovered partially. U. S. Steel rose trace the call failed. tion and apparently was scarcely Joseph Kowalski, Lois Clarke, aware of the direction he was trav Tuesday night. Blanche Tashlik, Sylvia Tashlik, a point, then slipped back. Peoples Whether this call, and perhaps It was said by police officials that Gas was imder some pressure, losing the postcard posted in Newark were eling. Lucy Derosia, Virginia Collins, Carol After about an hour he returned they considered it was possible the Lyman, Ruth Tashlik, Janice Clarke, 3 points, amd Bohn Aluminum lost genuine, or the work of cranks, couple might have been connected as much, one the dividend omission. authorities could not say. to the house, the little dog still trail Margaret Lescoe, Ruth Lescoe, Shir ing at his heels. with the kidnaping of the infant son ley Trythall, Jane Lyman. ’The list showed some signs of stif of Charles A. Lindbergh. Frederick Hunt has gone to Nor fening in the early afternoon, when CAPONE’S OFFER NEW YORK’S HELP The baby, said to have been with wich for a few days to risit his aunt prices generally were close to yes terday’s final levels. Chicago, March 3.— (A P )—Men New York, March 3.—(AP) — them was described to police as be Mrs. Thomas O’Neil. The Bank of England’s failure to who match wits daily with the un Sergeant James Finn, who guarded ing about 20 months old, the age of Mr. and Mrs. Watson have moved derworld-cunning veterans of Chi the Lindbergh child. into their new house south of the reduce its discount rate another step Col. Charles A. Lindbergh during to 4 per cent, from 5.^as had been cago’s Clime wars— and the man the boisterous days after his Atlan Hyattsville authorities told police Green, next to the residence of Wil k n o^ as the city’s most notorious the automobile in |;[uestion bore a liam Bertsch. rather confidently expected in some tic flight, was sent to the Lindbergh quarters in both New York and Lon gangster have offered their aid to estate today to represent Police Pennsylvania tag nqmber A C 135. Several cases of grip have appear track down the kidnapers of But the man who left it there, ed in town during the past few don. tended to indicate that optim Commissioner Edward Q. Mulrooney ism was numing beyond actualities. Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr., during the search for the kidnaped who has not been heard from since, days. Up to now there has been lit and restore him safely to his fa was said to have given a Minne tle of it during the winter. Nevertheless, sentiment in Wall Lindbergh baby. street continued moderately bullish, mous parents. Sergeant Finn will not take active apolis address. A special town meeting will be ’The celebrated Secret Six, nemesis held Saturday in the hall. The main in view of the impressive indications part in the search around Hopewell, of restored banl^g stability at of kidnapers, bank robbers *md N. J., as that is being handled by WATCH KEPT UP purpose of the meeting is to lay a other denizens of gemgland, last home, and the abatement of finan the Jersey authorities, but will act Hartford, March 3 — (AP) — tax on the grand list, and set the cial stress abroad. § night expressed a desire to assist as liaison man between Col. Lind Though no clues in connection with date when such tax shall be payable. through its head, Col. Robert Isham the Lindbergh baby kidnaping have Continued strength of the Bond bergh and Commissioner Mulrooney Several other matters will be dis Market was one of the most encour Randolph, for the last two years a been reported by State or local po cussed, among them being to select in connection with all New York aging aspects of the day’s markets. leader in the civic drive on crime. lice, offlcerr in Connecticut went on the town aid gravel road of 1932, angles of the cpse. Col, Lindbergh Dealers said that the reception of The state’s attornejr’s office was duty again today with Instructions approved the assignment. and to see if the town wishes to the week’s new issues was decidedly reported to have delegated Pat j to watch highways and travelers' Mulrooney’s decision to send Finn make an appropriation for the cele reassuring. Doubts over the ability Roche, the ace of its Investigators I closely. State police and Hartford was made after he learned from bration of the 200th anniversary of of corporations to refimd obligations and recent captor of an alleged"] Harry Bruno, who was Lindbergh’s police headquarters state that sus Washington’s birthday. midwest kidnaping ring, to fine-; maturing this year has been a dis- personal representative at the time picion has not been aroused in their The regular meeting of the local tiurbing element in both the stock comb the ChlMgo area for possible | territory since midnight Monday of the ocean flight, that many-tele Grange was held Wednesday eve and bond markets. The Reconstruc when a watch over incoming motor clues to the abduction. phone calls from persons believing ning. At the lecturers hour four tion Corp. has come to the aid of traffic was started. And from his prison cell in the they had clues which might solve reels of moving pictures were shown the railroads, but industrials' and county Jail, “ Scarface Al” Capone, the mystery of the child’s where by Rev. Mr. (^ampe of Lebanon. utilities must rely upon improved You’re Due For The Surprise O f Your Life!!- the deposed gang lord, announced he abouts had come to Bruno’s office. 100,(N)0 ARE SEARCHENO These reels were furnished by the financing conditions or bank loans. would pay $10,000 for information Mulrooney believed the kidnaper, New York, Msurch 3.—(AP) — U. S. Department of Forestry and ’The money market continued to leading to the safe return of the fearful of detection If be tried to conservative estimate placed the gave a detailed story of the proper indicate easing credit over coming Lindbergh boy and the arrest and telephone Col. Lindbergh direct, number of peace officers and co method of cutting timber, and re months. Time money, while ex conviction (rf the Kidnapers. might call Bruno to relay through operating citizens engaged in the forestation. The above was given In tremely inactive, was quoted at 3 1-4 Manchester's Golden Opportunity Ooold Assist him the terms on which the baby hunt for the Lindbergh baby at the form of a story which was inter to 3 1-2 pef cent, off 1-4 of one per ‘Tt’s the most outrageous thing would be returned. 100,000. woven with a romance. cent from yesterday. Call money I have ever heard of,” said Capone, The whole eastern half thti George Dutton is confined to his remained unchanged, at 2 1-4 per AUTOMOBU.E SHOW who Is under an 11 year prison sen BRITISH COMMENT United States and Canada became s home with grip and acute bronchitis. cent outside. tence for income tax evasion. If I London, March 3— (AP) — The field for the nation’s greatest man Dr. Jenkins of Willimantic is the at While ther..; were a number of were out of jail I could be of kidnaping of Charles Augustus hunt Thousands of automobiles tending physician. ’ minor adverse dividend announce NOW IN PROGRESS some retd assistance.” Lindbergh, Jr., aroused the entire were stopped, while bridges, ferries, ments, trade and business news gen In a copsrrighted story written es British press to Indlgnaht editorial railroads, steamship lines, interur- CitllLD BURNED erally continued to reflect the slight At The pecially for the Associated Press,[ comment today. ban buses and other methods of Stemford, March 3.—(AP)—A improvement noted yesterday. Bank Col. R udolph advised that payment^ Under the caption "A Monstrous travel were carefully guarded. grass fire fanned by the wted trap clearings, as estimated for last of the reported $50,000 ransom de Crime” the Daily 'TMegraph said: ped William Kennedy, 5, in the rear week, sowed a larger than seasonal STATE ARMORY mand made upon the Lindberghs “Few more open challenges to . ANXIOUS FOR NEWS yard of hia parents home this noon gain, and Youngstown Steel opera seems to be the only possible pro civilized government ever have been Green Cove Springs, Fla., March and the boy was burned from the tions y ^ t e said^^to be still gaining NEW CARS — CAR ACCESSORIES AND EXHIBITS BY 3.—(AP)—Great anxiety was felt cedure under the circumstances. ventured. Every citizen of America waist down. He was rushed to the slowly. 'American Telephone’s an- AFFIUATED MERCHANTS. the haby Is safely back at who is able to do so feels he has to by Mrs. Herbert Hoover today over Stamford hospital 'adiere his condi Bttet statement showing net bf|9:05 home,*^,^ wrote, "there will be time play'his part. Ill rescuing Charles the iat^ of tha kldasped Llndberg|i tion is'rep ort^ as serious. 'The fire a share was too closely in line with to tU l^ of apprehending the per- Lindbergh and the whole balgr-aaid ibe sent A Secrilt Rervlce is reported to hftVe been started by ■expectations to he an important 1,700 In Attendinicr Hir liriit Day I 0^ fwpMitfbleit Until then, tb« wond srin enter into ttie aente )^:e&t aahora irom the notoretitp, the l^.w hlte jlsytiig with aiattites. ■■-J Jv::! ' /'*.• PAGE POUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MARCH 8 ,198&. 4lanr4rBtrr hava been some motive other than plied, “not a nickel.” Which is mere in thia crime. Either a th a t "Abou Uncle Samuel (May His Tribe Increase!) mad appetite for sheer desperate Awoke One Night from a Deep Dream of Peace. €nraing IfErald adventure or Just possibly revenge BANKBUPTCY BEFOBM PUBUSHBD BY THB B E IU L D PRINTING COMPANY. IN& for some fancied injury. If the present session of Congress, WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. II B1h «U atrM t But such speculations are more or from this point on, does not de South Mmnehostor. Cons. THOMAS FEROUSON less idle. Most people will confine generate into a sheer partisan dbg ______QoBoral Mauagor themselves to hoping, with all their fight under such leadership as that Funeral Directors Foundad Oetebor 1, 1111 hearts, that the little fellow shall be of Speaker Gamer on one side and ESTABLISHED 67 YEARS Pnbtiahad SIrary Bvaolng Bzeapt restored, well and soimd and soon, Senator Moses on the other, there Sundays and Bolldaya. Bntarad at tha to his parents. may ^ some hope that both Houses CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. Post Offiea at Sooth Manoboatar, will realize the importance of act S i Conn., as Saoond Clasa Mail Mattar. r • Robert K. Anderson SUBSCRIPTION RATES ing on PresideBt Hoover's urgent re- Phone; Oflke 6171 Ona Yaar, by m a il...... |6.00 BACK IN 1914 Funeral Director Residence 7494 Par Month, by mall ...... I .60 lliere are indications that the . i 1. . - m m - MANCHESTER EVENING HERAED, 50CTH MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAT, MARCH S, 193R CHAPQMSTRia ROY K APPOINTED SIDE GLANCES >-• M ASSO F RUINS HUPMOBILE AGENT Cam bridge, M ass.— ^Irving M. G ar- AT WASHINGTON Soup... made by flled, Jr., grandson of the late Presi Former Residents Drift Back dent Garfield, is among the 80 fresh men out for crew at Harvard. Hopp Motor Car Company To City to Try and Fmd Billerica, Mass. — George Fair- brother, 71, retired overseer of the Annoiinces New Dealer Cooks Talbot w oolen m ills, diies. I Their Homes. Burlington, Vt.—State motor ve hicle inspectors begin highway Here In Statement checkup of automobile headlights and find 263 bottles of assorted liqu Shanghai, March 3—little groups or and 48 quarts of Canadian ale. Of interest ’ to a|l motorists in Who Core «f timorous former residents of B oston. — Former Governor Manchester is the appointm^t of ruined Chapei drifted back into the Spaulding of New Hampshire says Depot Square Garage as a Hupmo- city late today after the fighting the four party plan of railroad con bile dealer here. In announcing its in these remarkable was over and probed cautiously into solidation, even if approved by the new representative, the Hupp Motor piles of debris that once had been interstate commerce commission, Car Corporation states: their homes. would not be ‘carried out for sev Slowly at first, and then more “The appointment of this new eral years if at all." Co-operative rapidly as they gained confidence dealer is a soiurce of mutual satis Lenox, Mass.—Walter B. Lewis, that the patrolling Japanese blue faction— to Hupmobile in having jackets no longer threatened harm 63, newspaper reporter, who a few local representation of such out to them, the refugees straggled into weeks ago loaned $20,000 to the standing calibre, and to Manchester Kitchens! the city that once wsis the most town in anticipation of revenue, because it means that a recognized populous native quarter of Shang dies. ’ product will be sold and serviced by I hai. Portland, Me.—dbunty Attorney a reliable firm, schooled in modern A Challenge: Many of them could not even find Walter M. Tapley, Jr., receives in merchandising methods. We urge the streets they formerly occupied, formation that John Brackett, 14- all motorists to visit this new deal Serve TONIGHT any months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed er and inspect the new 100 Feature however, to say nothing of the of the 16 Columbia places where their homes used to be. ward C. Brackett of Bolster's Mills, Hupmobiles, acclaimed by motor | They stood stunned by the black died of injuries inflicted on him by critics sis ‘The Style Leader o f varieties of Soups. If 1932’ .” destruction. his mother in a fit of insanity. you don’t a g re e It Cautiously they walked past the Brunswick, Me.—Howard Niblock The three complete lines of newi bluejacket patrols and seemed much of Lynn, Mass., Bowdoin college Hupmobiles, a six smd two eights— I is the most delicious surprised that no shots or chal freshman, breaks the college’s in all equipped with Free Wheeling— soup you have ever lenges greeted them, in striking con door record for the 12-pound shot are the Series 216 Six with list price trast to the first few days of the put with a distance of 54 feet one stsirting at $995 for the five passen tasted return the Chapei terror, when most of them inch. ger Sedan; the new eight cylinder container and your 93 horsepower Series 222 starting at were driven out. Lindbergh Kidnaping: money will be Here and there a group located a Hopewell, N. J.—Col. Lindbergh $1295; and the 133 horsepower wreckage heap that seemed familiar expresses' confidence his son will be Series 226 Eight, whose list price refunded and permission was asked timidly of returned by kidnapers by noon to begins at 1595. AJl new models rep the Japanese to explore the rubbish. day; all persons are cleared from resent a radicsil yet plesusing de Most of them received an indifferent large area surrounding estate indi parture . from conventional design. grunt for a reply. cating possible attempt to com Bodies are streamlined for lessened. | A few of the Chinese were Sight municate with kidnapers; Jersey wind resistance. seers who stood with gaping mouths City police order search of all room Several original features are in- I at the scene before them. Some chil ing houses for man and woman with corporated in the new Eight cyl dren, fascinated by the bluejackets' a child. inder models. The Chassis Torsion- | uniforms, tried to fraternize with Washington—^House wasrs and al Stabilizer, a,feature built into the them but the guards maintained a means committee agrees to in cowl side panels and dash and over | stolid aloofness, ever vigilant for crease in estate tax and to levy a the engine, stabilizes the front end snipers or other surprises, which g ift tax. of the frame, the fenders, and head they had learned to expect for the New York—-Shouse says Raskob lamps, and puts an end to road past month in Chapei. has advanced $10,000 a month for tramp, shimmy and front end weave. Huge fires continued to bum hefe last three years to maintain Demo Coordinated with this feature is a and there, consuming the last cratic headquarters in Washington. true X-frame member providing vestiges of inflammable material in Washington — House judiciary frame stiffness and rigidity. An the city. committee approves Norris-La- other exclusive mechanical feature Guardia bill to restrict use of Fed is the patented rear engine support eral Court Injunctions in labor dis which fully insulates the power putes. plant from the engine at four points. There’s All Chicken Meat Omaha—^Tom Dennison, reputed There are seven rubber cushioned political boss is indicated with six points in the line of drive— of which others on liquor law violation six are on the engine. The seventh in COLUMBIA Chicken Soup I charge. cushions the rear of the transmis- I Washington—Senate adds $1,450,- ion on a cross strut between the front legs of the X-frame member. . . . and EXTRA Rich Broth, Too : 000 to a^cultural bill for grass- ?d6e«T euuacy, i hopper control. The new Eights have greater body j 6910$ eu> support through the extension of| Columbia Chicken Soup contains nourishing extra rich broth 1 Globe, Arlz.—Golney Seymour, tioooi^ I Apache Indian, pleads not guilty to the front “body grab.” These cars and ^ chicken meat (although a considerable percentage o f charge of killing Henrietta Schmer- Troop Two also possess such features as rub beef is permitted by law). Likewise Columbia Vegetable Soup I Troop Two opened its meeting at ber spring shackles requiring no ler, Columbia University student. 7:20 by repeating the Scout Oath. lubrication; hypoid rear axle gears contains extra rich broth, slightly thickened— although the Shanghai—Japanese announce de J Mamiltou for increased lowness; new t3rpe, Federal and State laws permit the use o f much mote cereal thick The next generation will produce cision to end hostilities against Chi Semaphore signaling practice was LEUJIS, FROM held and It was announced that greaseless universal joints; Synchro- ening in "vegetable” soup without mention on the label. Also, .house-keepers, if the Girl Scouts of nese immediately. CHICAGO, ANt> Troop 2 will have charge of the sig Silent transmission with quiet sec today practice what they have UI^NljlNG lUEF fresh beef is used in all Columbia beef soups (although corned Vilna, Lithuania—Police announce ond gear; Steeldraulic brakes, re learned. naling exhibition at the rally in the beef could be used according to law in ‘‘beef’ soup). arrest of gang of extortionists nm duced unspnmg weight; imderslung Of the 169,121 proficiency badges Armory. Drill was then held and by former Capone gangster, after front springs; automatic ride con These are som e o f the reasons for Columbia’s Soups’ added tasti awarded during 1931 to Girl Scouts, kidnaping of eight-year-old boy. some of the boys who didn’t know trol through shock absorbers with ness, added food value. And behind their goodness lies the story 64,078 were won by girls who suc Geneva—^Dr. W. W. Yen warns how "to do the about-face and the right and left face properly were temperature regxUators on each; o f this country’s most unusual example o f Industrial DemcKia^:— cessfully passed their home-making League leaders on eve of assembly snug, form-fitting fenders; stream tests, thereby proving their skill session to consider Sino-Japanese shown how it should be done. After this the boys marched while the lined runningboards rubber in Mdth skillet and roasting pan. Home question that world stands at cross sulated from the fenders to provide making, which includes cooking, roads *f peace and war. buglers played some marches on the bilgles. During the remainder of the a drainage gap, and water-proof dis playing hostess, domestic economy, Hamilton—Fred Perry wins Ber tributor cap. Every Cook is laundry work, canning and other muda tennis championship, beating even^g the following games were played: Running relay race, walking Other novel features include a activities important in the manage H. G. N. Lee, 4-6, 6-2, 6-4. relay race and backward relay race, distinctive radiator ornament; de ment of a well ordered household, Columbus, O.—Wesley Fesler wheelbarrow races and lion and tachable discs to convert either I was the most popular choice of the quits baseball. an Equal Partner himter. The meeting closed at 9:00 wood or wire wheel equipment into | girls. French Lick, Ind.—Dale Goslin disc wheels; safety side bar bump Colombia soups are made in kitch Troop 1 upsets Edgar Appleby in amateur by repeating the Scout Oath and the been operadag successfully in tb« buglers plajdng taps. ers at slight extra cost; recessed in ens which ate controlled 100% by bands o f toe workers for many years, Troop 1 held its weekly meeting 18.2 billiard tourney. Scribe—Charles Donahue. strument panel with clear vision the working force. ITie workers while making most of the best Friday, February 26, in the Lincoln Troop 4 dials; oil temperature control, and I themselves ate the compkny, 'Ihe known brands of soups in the School Kindergarten. In the formal radiator filler cap imder the dash. ^ i t a l is controlled by the workers. United Sutes (brands that proba opening the new troop flag was used Twenty-five Scouts were present at the regular meeting of Troop 4 “We have always looked up to The entire management is in toe bly every woman baa used at dmea for the first time. A game was TELEPHONE CO. MAKES hands of the workers. EACH held Tuesday evening. Hupmobile as one of the outstanding u d found to be o f excellent qual played to help the second class lines of motor cars, and we consider WORKER IS GUARANTEED ity). Today the Coliunbia Conaetve scouts in passing the compass read An individual contest was started THAT HE WILL SUFFER NO Company, in addidon to making ITS ANNUAL REPORT and different colored bars will be ourselves fortunate in now being ing; also a game of sending words “But Dear, why does the funny fel able to represent them. UNEMPLOYMENT-is guaran these well-known branto, is also by flashlight signals. Captain Da low in the middle (the pitcher, all given to those who reach a certain teed a living wane, 52 pay checks ofiering soups under its own name, number of points. “In 1932, Hupmobile has more vis taught the scouts a new song. ARVELOUS suffering masculinity knows) keep than confirmed our opinion—^for it is a year, full medicri, hospital, and toe “CiOLUMBIA" brand. The meeting closed by singing New York, March 3.— (AP)— De bothering about the jumping-jack After short patrol meetings, the the acknowledged leader in style, drotal attention witoouc cost for himself and dependents, vtcations . If 1^0 »>ot« "Taps'' in the good-night circle. spite smaller operating revenues for .ANHATTAN on the left-hand side (the runner troop had a tin-candicraft session. comfort, mechanical innovations and i v o r e . fjctails of toe Colombia the five billion dollar Bell System, Several of the Scouts have made with pay, old-sge pensions, and toe '• Scribe—Merle Shorts. M B y ------trying to get a lead for home) ?” performance. plan o f worker ownership sod man- American Telephone and Telegraph I articles out of tin cans. five-day week. Troop 11 WILLIAM GAINES But mayn't It be worse? Suppose “Hupmobile," avers Mr, Roy, Mement now in operadon at the Troop 11 held its regular meet Company, parent of the world's the M, B. B, (Master of Baseball) During the game period a game “backs up these important develop ‘This is toe wear Hapgood “ experi- Columbia Conserve Company, Ind I meat’ent’ ’ which has bean made a mar ing Monday evening at the Y.M.C.A. largest business enterprise, had a Insists that you listen while she ex of “Pass the Cans" was played. In ments with scientifically accurate ianapolis, write for copies o f tow ter o f oonunent in newspapers ia A game of basketball was played record net income last year. New York. — The gentlemanly plains: “Now, Prof, Spitball said this game the Scouts were distribut tests to maintain its traditional Free Bookies "The Business With every part o f the United Sutes; in out a Boss" and "A n Experiment and enjoyed by all of the girls. First 'The company, making public its Gilbert Gable, who lectures about that in such a situation—" ed through three rooms and then high quality. For example, the cans were passed to all Scouts fact, all over the world for more in Industrial Democracy.” Address aid for second class was practiced annual report today, covered It per threads on all motor block nuts | than ten years. Now it is past toe share dividend requirement in 1931 bis dinosaur tracking and Indian around the circle. Another game of your ioquity to Colombia Conserve The meeting closed with the good' Slow M otion YMctures must pass a microscopic inspection “ experiffleoar’ stage. Theplantbas Co., Dept. C, Indianapolis, Ind. : night circle and “Taps." by a margin equal to the cost of friends, is a consbohocken. Pa., "Pirate” was played. Several of the to prevent undue warp age anp loos- At a handsome new movie house j Scribe—Sophie Mankus. one pay station call—five cents. product who wtot over big In the Scouts then pui. on a short play. ening, and all cylinders are honed | in the Lenox HiU district the ex Troop 8 Earnings were equal to $9.05 a share great, open spaces. ^ The meeting was closed by giving and groimd—six operations being perimental tendency is to relieve the The regular meeting of Troop 8 against $10.44 in 1930, but were fig He was the first white man to be the Scout O&th and Laws. necessary for this work. Piston pin I Try These Soups on Our taken into the brotherhood by the advertising "trailers” of superfluous clearance is held to less than the | was held Friday, February 26 at ured on the basis of 18,419,461 adjectives. The m anagem ent Is N otes the Highland Park school. During shares compared with 15,856,633, Western Navajo tribe, who affec Troop 4 will start to practice a thickness of a butterfly wing, in tionately called him "Clini Nazimi," striving for a brisk, sophisticated dicating why Hupmobile engines are Money-Back Offer the formal opening, Jeanette Pitkin the average number outstanding in style In Its film messages describing play which will be given at the was invested with her tenderfoot the previous year. or “Fine Horse." Court of Honor to be held at Troop so quiet in operation. In'fact, every It takes bttinaa interest, homaa skill to make good soap. Mere w ttebiog Gable started off in nothing more coming attractions. pin. We decided to send some flow Curtailment of expenses and a re 4 very soon. precauiton is taken to insure long ] over workes cannot accomplish this. Erety Columbia worker— because exciting than the coal business—his Gangsters’ girls have been splurg ers to Alice Pitkin, who is ill. A duction in interest charges were re Troop 4 will have an all day hike life and the best possible perferm- be is an equal pas owner and shares equally in the earninga— is v islly father’s trade. Then, for ten years, ing in burlesque this season, but the ^ submarine game was played and sponsible for the gain in net in on Friday of this week. Those going ance for the owner, interested in making Columbia Soups toe b u t possible soup. Naturally he was director of advertising for drama seems to be trying to lend won by the Firelight Patrol. Six must meet at St, Mary’s church be “Hupmobile introduced Steel toe latestIt equipment and thetoe most saendficsaendne methods are used in ColembiiiColembia come, which totaled $166,666,533 a telephone company in his home glamor to the Institution of matri girls are trying for the housekeep fore 9:30, Each patrol will try to draulic brakes with their greater kitchens.I. °But — toe '------go<^■’ — quality o f toe------soup sdil’ depends ’ upon toe scxnpu- against $165,544,707 in 1930 and state. But about all that period pro mony. Pour married couples are louscare ______ers' badge this week. As we will work up a menu for the different efficiency and quieter action. It was j e in the s e l^ o n o f ingredients, unrelendag inspecdon during the $166,190,000 in 1929, the previous duced to write about was the oppor teamed in the leading roles of four ^ o g x a s o f preim don, careful' *1 ratingrating; and chedcing o f tb^ flavoring, pins have no meeting during school va record. meals on this hike. Scribe, Matchett, one of the pioneefs in the straight j tunity in 1916, to ring the Liberty Broadway comedies. Eight field, and a leading exponent that■■■■ ■ kind— o f skill in toeM... cookery„%.w*eSy whidiwhiri, nouw machine CMo_eret cm aup^y. In cation any girls that have tests The Bell System's total assets, They are Alfred Limt and Lynn -they wish to pass, may go to Cap bell, inaugurating special transcon of this tjrpe of engine. Other de- j short— Columbia Soups are made by cooks who care! That is which just topped $5,000,000,000 in tinental telephone service. Fontanne, Herbert Marshall and Ed velopments brought out Hup antee o f splendid, high quality. Tty toeae soups on our money tain Agard's home on Friday. 1930, rose to $5,024,335,551. na Best, Geoffrey Kerr and Jime Scribe—Doris Bolen. His advertising training proved mobile include an imposing array of Bell System receipts from opera valuable during the war, when he Walker, and Basil Sydney and Mary ANDOVER refinements. These include the rocul | tions amounted to $1,075,757,273 was director of publicity for the ElHs, Until recently, Lenore Ulrlc shock eliminator for easier steering, 16 Varieties of COLUMBIA Soups against $1,103,939,805, a drop of third federal reserve district. He and Sydney Blackmer were on the Rev, Wallace I. Woodin’s topic for balloon tires, form-fitting seat cush- I ASKS THAT DRINKERS $28,182,532. wrote much of the copy used na street in a fifth show. Sunday morning’s sermon will be ions, composite bodies, insulation of | Tomato; Vegetable Beef BottiUoo Other CoUtmbim liie number of Bell telephones in tionally to promote the Fifth Lib “Finding God Through Experience." the dash, footboards and rear driv Chicken; G i«ea Pea Pepper Pot; Conaomme P rod u cts: lue last year declined 292,000 or erty Loan campaign. The Christian Endeavor meeting ing compartments to keep out noise Vege^le-Beef Mock Turtle;. Beef Pork and Beaoa VOTE FOR WET BILL leso than 2 percent, as compared The really colorful term of Ga topic is "What does it mean to be and draughts, oil cooling, sheet I Tomato-Beef Ox Tail; Navy with a net gain of 122,500 in 1930. a Cairistlan?” 'The leader will be Eu Tonuto Juice ble’s life started after the armistice. WAPPING metal refinements, double downdraft | Tometo-Vegetable Celery; Mulligattwoy He entered the motion picture busi gene Thompson. carburetlon and high compression Bean Sprona ness, and was president of two dif Mrs. Alice Turner returned home engines. Columbia, S. C., March 3.—(AP) Harold Hart, who makes his home SEEKS MEXICAN DIVORCE ferent companies. Tuesday afternoon after spending “The Series 222 in the low priced —By a margin of 3 to 1, the House with his grandmother Mrs. Emma J. of the General Assembly defeated a He produced what he says was TOveral w eeks w ith her ni?ce Mrs. eight cylinder field is typical of Hollywood, March 3.—(AP)—Ai- Skinner of Wapping, has been sick Herbert Thompson and family at ■bill to repeal the state's prohibition the first aerial war picture, with all the week with grip and bronchi Hupmobile quality. The engine de leen Pringle, former motion picture Chancellor, "Va, velops 93 horsepower and possesses laws, leaving enforcement solely to Capt. Charles Nungesser, the French tis and under the care of Dr. Hig actress, seeks a Mexican "mail or ace, as his star. Gilbert was flying Percy Cook arrived from Chancel amazing flexibility. The body types the Federal government. The vbte der” divorce from Charles Pringle, gins of Manchester, He is reported COLUMBIA was 56 to 18. with Ntmgesser on one occasion as imprbving today, lor, Va,, accompanied by his aimt, in this series Include the .Cabriefiet- whom she has not seen since 1924. Mrs. Alice Turner Tuesday after R oadster fo r tw o passengers wiCh It was reached after hours of de when the Frenchman’s plane fell Mrs. Ernestine D. Sullivan return Pringle, son of Sir John Pringle, noon. Mr. Cook is staying with his roomy rumble seat; the five passen bate and vigorous pleas by the’ rela 4,000 feet, but he lived to lecture. ed to her home here last night after chief privy counsellor of Jamaica, Gilbert came in contact with the uncle, Ralph Bass. ger four door Sedan; the five pas tively small band of supporters of is now on his plantation in Jamaica. spending several days with her sis Navajos in 1927, when he was on ter, Mrs, Dorothy Donahue of New Louis Whitcomb is gaining slowly senger ’Victoria and the two passen the measure, introduced by H. Kem The former actress said she would ger Coupe with rumble seat. per Cooke, of Horry. an e]q>edition to film the Grand Can Y ork. from an attack of pneumonia. write him immediately to obtain his "The eight cylinder Series • 226 oups yon. His radio sjrstem kept him in There was only one session of S Mr. and Mrs. Cobb and family “ 1 only ask that every gentleman consent. school Wednesday as the teachers develops 133 horsepower. The Series in this house I've had a drink with communication with a boating from Columbia were the guests last The couple married shortly before party, swept beyond ether contacts attended the teachers’ meeting in 226 includes these body t3^ s : F ive to vote for this bill?" said Lester the start of the World War. Pringle Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W, by the current'in the canyon. Snow, South Coventry. passenger four door Sedan; live pas Thom as, a t Hampton county, "and entered the military ser^ce and she senger Victoria; two passenger Planes were sent from the west Elmer Hart of Hartford, spent It will pass, three to one." b*g;an a career in motion pictures. coast, and Gable directed their in Cabrioltte-Roadster with , rumtfie Thomas then asked "every mem The former actress said his dislike last week with his aunt and uncle, tensive search. So baffUn^ are the Mr. and Mrs. Frank E, House. seat and two passenger Coupe wlto ber who hasn't had a drink in the for her profession resulted in the ADDISON rumble seat. confines of the canyon that the Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Bidwell A t AO last 30 da3TS to raise their hands." separation. party was out of sight for 17 days. ‘‘Naturally we are anxious that He said a majority did not raise had as their guest recently. Miss Mrs. W. B. Smith residing on The Indians, who had aided in the Hazel Shopper of Beverly, Mass. aU our friends and the' gtnend Leading their hands. search, led Gable to a hidden valley Hebron avenue near Station 35 in motoring public visit our head CARDINAL IH5CORATED The Sou^ Windsor Afternoon Glastonbury has made close friends Independent "Some of you haven’t got the where he found amazing dinosaur Club is holding its meeting this quarters and examine these Hupmo- courage to vote yoiu* convictions,” tracks. They got to be real pals. of two grey squirrels. She has two biles. There are many reasons, not Grocers. Rome, March 3.—(AP)—King afternoon at the home of Mrs. J, E, outside window feeding shelves and he continued. "It’s politics, that’s Shepard. Mrs. Emily Newberry and {^parent to the casual observer, aU. I can buy whiskey at any hotel ■NHctor Enienuel conferred ^ puts out nuts and dainty bits for why these new cars have b<^ Ixr of the Annunziata today on Car Balls And StrUns Mrs. Dwight Newberry will have her two friends who are so tane in South Carolina, in any town, at Fans whose wives insist upon ac nantod the ‘100 Feature Hupmo- E. S. KIBBE CO. dinal Eugenio Quacelll, papal secre charge of the program. they will ^ t from her hand. Mrs. any crossroads. I challenge any companying them to the ball games b|les.’ We will be ifleased to offer a tary o f state TWA.iriTig lUxQ cousin There was a good attendance at Smith has another peL a large Hartford member to send me into any part of are cheering Columbia university’s denumstration at any time.” a t the Kin.” The Anniuusiata is the the public supper served last Friday Persian cat, and she tells of a -the state and if I can’t buy liquor announced summer course in base D istribntm highest Italian order and is the one evening in the basement of the tableau one day with a grey squirrel I’ll return and resign from this ball technique for women. church under the auspices of the England’s most famous writer, which was given Premier Benito on the outside and the eat on the Shakespeare, and Spain’s most fa body.” MuasollnL No more persistent questioning, United Workers. About $24.00 was inside at plav by patting the window in the ninth inning |^ch, suck as: cleared. mous writer, Cervantes, both «ed gla ss w ith their tMiws. on April 38, , ,'■4 'o A ■■ r PAGE see MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOITTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, MARCH 8,1982. PIGS AS TUITION JAPANESE ORDERED 2 5 MEN EMPLOYED DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Timely Suggestions on the N. Y . Stocks Local Stocks THURSDAY. MARCH S (Baitttrn Steadtrd Ttm«) ^ TO STOP nCHTI^G Uare ot the Car by the Auto mobile Club of Hartford. P. M. unlMa tndloaUd. Proirun* and ■tatlea Uiti tubltet to ohUMto. AT THIS COLLEGE ON PARK BUEDING Adams Exp ...... 6% (Furnished by Putnam A Oo.) (By PAt AMOotatod Pr«i*> wkbw woui wdro wnao woau wJm 1-/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, MARCH 8,1932. PAG H $e^ A.DVEKT1SEMENT ADVERTISEMENT As Kidnaped Child Appears In Oose-up Picture PRAISE FOR STIHSON HRS. KATE L OSBORN OPPOSES HEALTH % Taken by CoL Lindberg Washington, March 4— (AP) —A DIES IN NEW m message of praise of Secretary BUDGET SLASHES SUmson’s recent letter to Senator Borah outlining his views on the W ife of Journal-Courier conflict in China came today from Passes Away After “Common sense Is good to have ^ Chsu^teristic of this modem age the I ^ d o n Chinese Association. But never let it master you— is the passion for cleanliness. Send Month's fllness. Commissioner Osborn Asks ’The message, sent to the secre # _____ For then it might deprive you of your clothes to the New , Model tary and to press associations, said: The foolish things it’s fim to do." Laundry If you want them always “AUow us to tender you ' and New Haven, March 3.—(AP) fresh, clean' and white. Phone 8072. Towns and Cities to Con American people our deep apprecia Mrs. Kate L. (Dsbom, wife of CedoM The next time you are in Hale’s, tion of Secretary Stimson’s frank Norris G. Osborn, editor of tb* : don’t overlook the beautiful new im The great man seems ordinary, and fair minded statement concern Haven Journal Courier died ported hand made and hand em but there’s a trick in it. It doesn’t sider Public Safety. ing Manchurian conflict set forth in today at St. Raphael’s broidered silk underwear. It is work the other way. , letter to Senator Borah, not only be where she had been a patient for a In pink, some pieces with a lit cause of fairness to China but also month. Members of her tle blue trimming and fagotting. You know the color signifies ex Cautioning against the dire re because of wholesome effect on were at the bedside when the cellent quality in “blue coal.” Econ came. Step-ins are $2.98 and slips $3.98. sults which might follow any re whole world. omy is another of its important as "Camouflage and propaganda so Mrs. Osbom had not been in th i laxation in the protection of public Always cook eggs very lightly, sets. W. G. Glenney— 4149. distorted reto issue that this dark best of health for some time otherwise the white is coagulated hesdth. Dr. Stanley H. Osborn, State and confused world* is in danger not her strengrth bad been and toughened and made more diffi Navy and white have formed an Commissioner of Health, today ad ♦ only of losing its faculty of judg close attention to her husband alliance___ and white combined with has been under a physician’s obn cult to digest. Keep this especially vised Connecticut cities and towns ■ s *ss ment but also its sense of decency. bright hues is indeed a favorite. It is encouraging at least one nation servation, first at the hospital and in mind if you have occasion to cook to weigh most carefully these pos eggs for an Invalid. * still dares call a spade a spade.” since then at home, for a number o l * The way to fortify your children sible results before making any ap weeks. Sweaters, gloves, coats, suits, in against the maladies prevalent at preciable cuts in their budgets al Mrs. Osborn who was the daugh fact all apparel, properly cleaned at this season of the year, is to insist lotted for board of health activities. ter of Rev. and Mrs. Charles Hunt Dougan’s. Phone 7155. on plenty of rich wholesome milk. The health budget, he said, should NAB BOOZE BOAT ington Gardner was bom in Hunt Have the Waranoke Farm Dairy not be reduced below that amount ington, Mass., 75 years ago. Ifat necessary to ensure the safety of father established the Gardnw- When you are cleaning cut glass, supply you with natural milk daily. the public. New London, March 3.—(AP) — school for girls in New York, where add a little turpentine to the water His Statement The big speed boat Pueblos, said* by she was educated. She married and the articles will have a brilliant Three-tone Cocktail Juice of 1 grapefruit Dr. Osborn’s statement was as the Coast Guard to be operated out Ctolonel Osbom Dec. 27, 1881. polish. Juice of two oranges follows: of Newport was seized last night Besides her husband Mrs. Osborn Juice of 3 limes “One of the Important functions with an estimated cargo of 1,000 leaves five children, Innls G., df The trace of Spring in the air is If too tart, sweeten with liquid of any goyemment is public health. sacks of bottled liquors and eight East Orange, N. J.; Minnott A., o| a strong incentive to ride. Be sure honey, according to taste. Pour over Some persons classify health work men aboard, by a Coast Guard boat Scarsdale, New York: Gardner of that your car is in perfect running crushed ice and garnish with sprig as the most important function. from Section Base 4 here. The New York city; Mrs. Erhest Bristol order. Take it to the Depot Square of mint. —Mrs. Anthony Cook. The Federal Government is actively boat’s cargo was valued at $50,000. of Forest Hills, L. I., and M n. Garage for quality service. engaged in this work through the Today the Pueblos and the liquor Chandler Bennitt of Stamfoi^, To maintain the smart appear- United States Health Service, each were surrendered to the collector of Conn. If two small portions of vegeta amce of your horn'', fresh paint is state through its state department customs ^ d men under customs su bles are left over, combine them and necessary. To do this on a minimum of health and every town, city or pervision began the task of unload Coffee contains more substances you will have a good and different outlay, stop at Olson’s Paint Shop. borough through its health officer ing the contraband. than any other beverage. It con dish for luncheon. or board of health. The Coast Guard said that the tains water, sugar, caseine, gum, master of the boat was Milton P. Unfortunately, the very broad fat, oil, mineral water, wood v A At the Coffee Shop the menus are ness of public he^th has resulted to Healy of Chatham, Mass., who was caffeine— a dm g composed' of prepared with a thought of the fact a considerable extent in many pub arrested as the super cargo aboard nitrogen, darbon, hydrogen and wa that durnig Spring days, appetites lic health measures being sub Within two weeks of the night on which he was snatched from his crib by a kidnaper, this striking picture the speed boat Choctows which was was taken of little Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr. The photographer was his world-famous father. Note ter.' need tempting. ordinated in boards and depart seized Feb. 7 with a. $75,000 cargo ments of government other than the child’s fair, curly hair and his resemblance to Colonel Lindbergh. This is the first photo of the baby to of liquor and six men. the board of health and there be released for publication in more than a yeai;^and was intended to facilitate the intensive, nation-wide search ’The names of the other men of ion service and a sermon by Rev. seems to be no provision for co for tom. the crew had not been listed. George S. Brookes in the morning ordination In many Instances with at 10:30. He will have as his sub the board of health. PILESPilM an iwollea wliltk m iciimHtms NEW COLLEGE HEAD ject: “Closer than a Brother.” At Watch Costs sary in supervising water supplies, ENGLISH ACTRESS DIES Ka.ina In “Katja the Danger,” in broken in the lower end e ( jreor bowd& Tbev ROCKVILLE the evening service at 7 o’clock the "This lack of co-ordination and in the operation of sewEige disposal 1925 and went to New York to mey cmnie fiitule, abeeeeee, uloen and inioai New Brunswick, N. J., March 3.— tion in the reetum. Don't let your pars run ae first of a series of silent pictures overlapping of effort and expenses works, in the regular inspection of Manchester, England, March 3.— play the same part in October 1926, (A P )—Dr. Robert O. Clothier, for until you must havo a surgical operation. appropriate for the Lenten season, Is particularly prone to be subject dairies and milk handling, and nu (AP)—Lillian Davies, 37, noted remaining in the United States until do not treat them with hersh patent m e^ mer dean of men at the University einee, some of which require the nee of hard T Campaigners Dine I am the Way,” a pictorial study of to question at times like these, merous other routine public health British actress, died at a nursing 1927. of Pittsburgh, today assumed office rubbw or metal tubee. For hard thingi euwiW The workers in the Y.M.C.A. Jesus’ life and ministry in Holy when budgets are being scrutinized measures that are quietly being con home here today where she vmder- She was bom in Cardiff, Wales, never be put into the tender rectum ey w h Campaign met at the Rockville sidered by departments of health. went an operation three weeks ago. January 18, 1895, and made her first as the fourteenth president of Rut upon the advice of a phyidcian. A skraurdr^^ Land settings, will be presented. and reduced to a minimum because gut for Unguentine Reotal Conet. They briSS House last evening where the hotel Four reels will be, presented next of the present economic situation. “Towns and cities should weigh appearance in 1917 at the Prince of gers University. He succeeds Dr. John M. Thomas, the same bleeeed comfort to pilee that U n g n ^ management surprised them by Sunday as follows: “When Jesus The health budget, however, should most carefully the possible results Wales theater In London. tine brings to bums and cuts. They are ten, * Miss Davies greatest success was who reigned In October 1930 to en serving a full course turkey dinner. was Bom,” ‘"rhe Boyhood of Jesus,” not be reduced below that amount of any appreciable cut in the bud pleasant and easy to put in. They quioldy n> as Polly in the revival of “The Beg ter the^ business field. Dr. Philip M. ueve the burning, bleeding, paining, itebind; While all were not present reports A Young Mem of Nazareth” amd necessary to ensure the safety of the gets allotted for board of health ac ■welling, bulgingpileeandndptoprev^n^in- gar’s Opera” in 1922. She also Seventeen different calendars are Brett, alumnus and trustee, of New were most encouraging and showed "The Day of Decision.” This should public. tivities at the present, to avoid pos fecUon in the rectum. Ask your druggiM tot achieved great success as Katja used in India. York, has been acting president. Unguentine Rectal Conea by name u d tW a genuine interest in and apprecia be witnessed by a large congprega- “Possibly the greatest return for sible expenses that the people of a what you ask for. ” tion of the work being done by the tion. money spent In public health is ob community may be subject to if Ill Association. Herbert S. King tained from expenditures in prevent ness should result from a decrease The ladies’ team reported their Herbert S. King who was laid to ive health work which constitutes In the health budget. work completed as did also the El rest in St. Bernard’s cemetery, Mon over ninety percent of the expendi “The whole keynote In public lington group, both meeting with day afternoon, and who has made tures for public health activities. health is to look forward and not good success. his home in Hartford for the past The work In this phase of public backward and to work, ‘For a Clean State and a Healthy People.’ ” Owing to absence from town of five years, formerly conducted a health has cut the prevalence of some important contributors the clothing store on Market street, this certain diseases as much as fifty other teams were unable to make city for many years. He leaves a percent in recent years in Connec full reports but in each instance had daughter. Miss Flora M. King of ticut, wherever a reasonable amount PROFESSORS PROTEST made gpood progress, and all indica Hartford. The funeral services were hsis been spent. Annual public tions point to a good response on held at the Undertaking parlors of health costs, in the cities with the Take Today s ^ h sd om from the part of the general public. Taylor and Modeen in Hartford. highest public health expense, aver No report was had from Willing- Bearers were W. Hoyt Hayden of age less than seventy-five cents per New York, March 3 — (AP) - Protest against “cruel repression of ton or Storrs but they expect to Tolland, John L. Brown of Talcott- person unless the community is op- starving, striking coal miners” in complete their work this week. ville, A. W. Johnson of Springfield, perating sm Isolation hospital, in Harlan and Bell counties, Kentucky, John S. Talcott as chairman of Mass., and Edwin Burdick of Hart which case the expense Is some the campaign expressed his appre what grreater. was sigfned by 81 menlbers of the ford. “In most towns and cities the faculty of Columbia University to f esson s ciation of those who had so gener Funeral of Mrs. Lucy Dickinson ast ear s day. ously given of their time in this ’The funeral of Mrs. Lucy Dickin cost will be between ten and fifty cents per person a yesir and very The petition was circulated by the effort son, 84, widow of Francis Dickin Novel Birthday few communities are spending any National committee for the defense son, a former resident of this city where near fifty cents per person of political prisoners and had al A birthday supper is being ar who died on Sunday night at the per year for the board of health. ready been signed by 91 other prom home of her daughter in Springfield, ranged by Union Congregational The small amount spent annually in inent educators, scientists and T o d ay . . . Church School for Friday evening, will be held Thursday afternoon at most towns and cities will not bear scholars from the city college of . latest 1931 records reveal. . every factor that indicates buying March 18, to be held in the social two o’clock from the Graham fun much pruning. New York, Himter college. New rooms. There will be twelve tables eral parlors in Springfield, Mass. Epidemics Costly York University, the New School power^ the New England Market ranks F A R A H E A D when compared only, each table representing a Burial will be in the family plot at for Social Research the Encyclopedia month in the year, and decorated Grove Hill Cemetery, of this city. “Last fall Connecticut suffered pf the Social Sciences, Sarah Law with the country as a whole. For manufacturing and marketing executives according to the season of the year. Notes from an epidemic of Infantile rence college and Long Island Uni paralysis, that cost the state many One himdred and forty-four tickets versity. The Infant son bom to Mr. and thousands of dollars, in addition to important news! specially designed for the purpose, Mrs. William Carpenter of Talcott The petition, to be sent to the this is Take today’s wisdom from last year’s lessons in market twelve for each month, will be on the time lost by the 1,135 persons ill governor of Kentucky, to Senator avenue on Friday Isist, died at the with the disease and the loss of 93 sale at the reading rooms next Wed Rockville City Hospital, Tuesday Logan of Kentucky and to Senator stability and sustained buying-power. Go after the New England Market first. nesday morning, March 9, at 9 lives in the epidemic. Costigan who is preparing a resolu Mrs. Carpenter is a patient there. “At the present time, south o’clock. These tickets are not trans ’This was their first child. tion calling for a Senatorial investi ferable and each purchaser must sit western Connecticut is facing an gation of the Kentucky coal situa at the table for which ticket has The Catholic Ladies of Columbus epidemic of smallpox that started In tion, protested the “ shooting and been secured. will hold a card party in C. L. of C. Bridgeport in December and which beating of strikers, their organizers Spurred on h earlier messages in this furniture, lumber and building supplies. The yearly rooms on Thursday afternoon. The has spread to seven other towns and If your birthday is in the month and sympathetic newspapermen,” averagM are given for each of the great r^onal mar of January, secure your ticket for public is invited to attend. ’There cities: it has produced 150 cases of the “arrogant and hostile treatment scries, the New England Daily Newspaper Association that month and no one holding a will be prizes awarded the winners. smallpox in those commimities up of committees” and several other asked New England Council headquarters to collect kets with a plus and minus column indicating where January ticket will be permitted to There will be an important meet to the present time. As far as events which it said “ show that~the sit at the February or any other ing of the Past Chiefs Club of known, none of the cases were in constituted authorities are openly all data showing most recent conditions in this market. annual purchases were above or below the national table. The proceeds are to be de Kiowa Council, D. of P. on Friday persons previously vaccinated. A taking sides.” Even optimists were surprised by final tabulations average, -dnd what of New England? voted to the Church School funds, evening in Red Men’s HaU at 7:30. little preventive medicine would and the co-operation of all parents have stopped the spread of the dis PRESENT MUSSOLINI PLAT for the first i i months of 1931. ease before it had grown to the and friends are solicited. JUDD EXECUTION STAYED Washington Committee To Meet present extent. Wherever a com Buenos Aires, March 3.— (A P )— Ahead againl New England is the only section munity fails to require the children A t a meeting held of the Wash Phoenix, Ariz., March 3.— (AP)— Benito Mussolini’s play “One Hun in the entire United States where the average con ington Bi-Centennial Committee to to be vaccinated before beginning dred Days,” or in Italian, “Campo'di New England is a A e a J — ahead by significant Formal notice of appeal of the their school work, smallpox seems to sumer’s purchases rate plus above the national aver be held on Thursday evening in the State Supreme Court has automati Magglo,” nearly caused a riot when percentages, when compared with the country as a Council Chamber,. Memorial Build spread with considerable ease. it was staged for the first time in a cally stayed* execution of the death Whenever cases have appeared in age in every classification but one. And The Business ing, the matter of organizing a per sentence imposed upon Mrs. Winnie local theater Isist night. whole, in every one of the following factors that indicate manent committee for the year will ^cent years in cities where vac- Part of the audience tried to halt W eek says, “ Examination of the map and its wealth Ruth Judd, convicted “ trunk” mur ehiation is required, smallpox hSLs actual ig yI buying and reserve buying-power: be discussed. The celebration of deress. It had been set for May 11. the production with cries of disgust, of data will show that the consumer of the 6 New Washington’s birthday was a com not spread to epidemic proportions but the police quickly established Mrs. Judd made an affidavit that Building Construction—both Gasoline Sales plete success. Some members of the but has died out because of lack of order. 'The play deals with the life England States approaches nearest to the national she is without funds to pay for the susceptible persons who can have of Napoleon between his escape . Residential and Total- Department Store Sales' committee feel that such an organ! appeal record and transcript of the buying standards.’’ the disease. Constant watchfulness from Elba to the battle of Water Bank Deposiu per capita— zation is not needed as many organ trial, so the state, under Arizona Life Insurance Sales in preparing for trouble Is much loo. izations are planning programs at law must bear those expenses. New Car Sales (Over a to i) various dates. more to be desired than the diffi Mrs. Judd was convicted of the cult problem presented when trou Savings per capiu—(aK to i) It will pay, this year, to concentrate a greater Emblem Club Social murder of Mrs. Agnes Anne Le Roi, bles come due to apathy. And New England business failures decreasedS-6% The Rockville Emblem Club held a friend. She also is accused of the Watch Water share of your advertising and selling effort where a members’ social at the Elks Home slaying of Miss Hedvig Sarruelson. “ Careful watchfulness is neces- in ip ji while the country had 8.6% more failures. on Wednesday afternoon. A most population has the greater purchasing power. It will enjoyable afternoon was spent play pay because here, in a compact natural market, you ing bridge. Prizes were awarded Mrs. Harry C. Dowding and Mrs. Taking: Pictures of Footprints A n d on Fehruarp 3rd — one of the national will find of the U. S. population with 8>^% of Arthur Vincent of this city and Mrs. business magazines, The Business Weeky the nation’s income, 13 ^ % of the bank William Crockett of Manchester. The committee in charge includes published a brief study of this country’s deposits and of tht nation’s Mrs. Raymond Hunt as chairman; first National Census of Distribution, savings, which actually increased last Mrs. Bessie Heck, Mrs. P. J. John ston, Mrs. Charles Keeney, Mrs. with a map showing the nine r^ onal ^ year to nearly 5 billion dollars while John N. Keeney of this city, Mrs. buying areas into which the U. S. A. it national savings dwindled. It will pay Joseph Kosiorek of Stafford Springs, Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Holloran of naturally divided. The national p er capita to b^in early and he ready! Once again Manchester. buying averages are given for food, auto- ^ ^ after dark hours, business men aresaying, Next week, Wednesday, the regu lar monthly business meeting will mobiles, general merchandise, apparel. "The sun rises FIRST in New Englandr be held. Joins Leader Stall AFTER YOU FIND THE Harry P. Phillips, for the past TRAIN YOUAMANT,VOU three years business editor of the tfENERALUY DISCOVER Worcester Telegram Gazette, has ‘TH A T IT D o e S N T « become managing editor of The ;RUN SATURDAYS F or information and marltet data on New England, etneult Rockville Leader. Mr. Phillips ike Advertieing Cluh in any New England cityor write to comes highly recommended. He was Garage men in Manchester can formerly with the Boston American, save TIME by getting their Fitchburg News and Lynn Item and parts from Scblebel Brothers. for some years was associated with We carry a complete stock of • NEW ENGLAND COUNCIL GENUINE replacements and our “ Hide & Leather,” a leading shoe ■Eseteutive Offices, Statlar BtulJtag, ParL and trade journal published in Chi fully equipped shop enables you cago. to get expert work on reboring B08TON, MAJ8. Held Card Party and jregrin^g of c}dinders and The Ladies Catholic Benevolent making of new pistons at reason Association met in C. L. of C. rooms able cost. on Tuesday evening. Following the meeting at 8:15 a public whist party T H E ADVERTISING CLUBS ./ NEW ENGLAND was held, followed by a social hour and refreshments. First prize went This is one e fs series ^ messages prepered under the dtreetien t f the asw snolaiid eonreu esti Ae aoraaTUiao ciust e/ ti Mrs. Margaret McCartin; second, SCHIEBEL BROS COR. CENTER ST sorrex. . . BaiocspoaT.. . » ockton . . . coNcoao. . . BAarroao. . . saw navair. . . nm ntui. . . numnsves . . . Mrs. Haimah Pressler and third to Those tell-tale footprints of the Lindbergh baby’s kidnapers were becom •raiironzu) ...end wotCEsrsa.. .Jet fublUetiese he New Iss^eseit teeding deify m uf epers Mrs. Pauline Smith. ing a permanent record of the sensational case when this picture was U PROCTOR RD. Picture A t Union Church taken of a police photographer in action. Lieutenant Large, center, and PHONE Next Sunday at Union Congrega Trooper Suchmel, right, took photographs of the clearly defined prints tional church there will be commun left by the abductors in the muddy soil near the lin ^ r g h home. PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, Ma RCH 3, 1982. 3 1 ,dmQ-a-dGncQ Looks A t The New Model CaffMuyers *1^ BV u R c m i i w CLfiVTO n Olive Raberu • BVN£AaRV!®INc7 —Don’t "Talk Fear” Into Children— —everything—seemed to stop for a ftelling my-own again first, becauM BEGIN HEBE TODAY____ A shadow fell aoross my- open : it'isn’t fedr to Invade tlip-prlvaox ai Beauttfal EUEN BOSSITEB, terrible, timeless moment. book a day or so ago where 1 was “He's unconscious. They carried I okildren aiid demand tk & employed at Barclay’s Department reading on' tbe bench, and I looked unless.one contributes i r leastuuE 8t< ^ worics nights as a dance hall him In our bedroom.” up to see a young man of about Mjrra was gone. EHlen ran up the { "Motoer’s been stoln" he aiSdi hostess. She lives with her mother, three regarding me curiously. I “and I have to look after Bradford MOLLY BOSSITEB, her elder sts- stairs and into the shabby fsu^iar . He. hadn't much oh, and his tiny I have to go around with him.” MYBA, and her brother, MIKE. living room filled with silent people, body is due at that rate' to be as "He hasn’t b e ^ in the water ' STEVEN BABCLAY, 57. and women in dust caps and aprons, a brown as a pecan in. a couple of yet?” owner of Barday’s, is In love with few coatless perspiring men. Mike’s weeks. As his skin was pearl pink “No, Mother won’t let me tak< laien. Twice she refuses to marry bicycle was propped against the I knew be had just come. him in. She’s afredd he’ll be scared him, because she loves handsome wall. They were all looking at i t It was a lovie^y spot where I sat, She says If I let him alone and not LABRY HARROWGATE, an artist "It’s the other sister,” Ellen heard and I looked about for his mother. talk about it he’ll .kind of go ip. Ipin- she has met at the dance hall. She someone say. A small group a hundred yards self. Sbe says if he doesn’t Pbaz loves him despite the fact tlmt “Poor thing! Let her through.” away located her. too much about it he won’t lean to his engagement to ELIZABETH Stirring, moving imeasily, they Remembering my black glasses I be afraid. He doesn’t like even to BOWES, a debutante, has been an made a path for her, all the curi took them off. get Into the bath tub.” ' nounced. Ellen agrees to pose for ous, kindly neighbors, but B31en did "How do you do,’’ I said. “Look!” I nodded.. Larry. One night at his studio she not notice. She ran past them to the He didn’t answer. He was still Bradford bad wandered down to sees a photograph of Elizabeth bedroom. Mike lay unconscious on staring at the dark glasses on my the wet sand where the last tiniest Bowes. Larry says casually that she the bed, Mrs. Clancy, concerned and book. wavelet was kissing his pink toes. is a friend. anxious, was leaning over him. Mol "I’m glad you came to see me. He stood there loo&ig out over the Ellen decides to break with Larry ly sat still and white in a chair Will you tell me your name?” thundering surf undisturbed and it but he come to the dance hall and drawn close. She did not move as “H’nf?” he asked. didn’t frighten him. . asks her to limch with him and his Ellen entered. “ My name is Mrs. Barton. What "He’s going in? He’s going in!” “Oh, Ellen, it’s you! I thought is yours?” cried George excitedly. He was go mother next day. For the first time He told .me but I didn’t get It. he kisses her. Next day Ellen re ’Hiyra.—” Mrs. Clancy turned and ing to shout to his nether but I spoke quietly. Suddenly he popped himself down stopped him. Bradtfbrd wa'; looking ceives a note from Larry, saving he beside me and pointed out to the cannot keep the date. Ellen’s breath came in great aroimd to see if he was observed. gasps. She could not speak. ocean. “Pretend you don’t see.” In a newspaper she reeds that "’At’s water.” The baby had vbntiired several Elizabeth Bowes is back from “Sit down.” “Yes, it’s nice water.” The Irishwoman left the bed and feet further. It was quite safe.. Then Europe. Broken-hearted, the girl He wasn’t wet, so he hadn’t been he sat down. flings herself into her work at the took her hands in an effort to force wading, I could see. The tide was her to a chair. Ellen leaned against "He’ll never be afraid again/' 1 store and at Dreamland to forget. low and the white beach as flat as said, "Your Mother ’Is a visry wise Gradually she conies to think less of her, spent, exhausted, her eyes on telephone and then sank back look a board. He could have waded out lady.” Larry and more of Steven Barclay. the little motionless figure on the ing at each other with bleak eyes fifty feet and not been in up to his high white bed. and faltering hearts. Too often we talk fear Into chil NOW GO ON WITL THE STORY Romantic Old Trinity Had GLORIFYING waist. But at the time it happened dren beforehand- They need to be j “What happened?” The great hospital seemed to that nobody was bathing. CHAPTER XXVI “It was the bicycle,” said Mrs. warned sometimes, of course, but ' The morning at the store had have swallowed up little Mike as YOURSELF Brother Gives Information too frequently we overdo it. Clancy patiently. “At Pine and though he had never existed. At 11 After awhile he wandered away When there is Aio danger the been a happy one for Ellen. The Chestnut. He was wheeling it across Hamilton as Parishioner and his brother came along. He pleasantness of the evening before o’clock Ellen, haggard and heavy best way is to let them find thfinga when a truck, a big truck-^he eyed, remembered that she had not was, I Judged, about six. themselves. This Is one of the most lingered through the opening hours pushed the bicycle clear but—’’ BY DEXTER TEED —Blackheads— notified Lorene of her absence from NEA Service Writer We had quite a conversation and important features of the hew train of the day. “The doctor?” Blackheads abound in spring I learned "the names of both boys. ing. Noon came. Ellen and Lorene the store. She whispered to Myra “We’ve called him. Myra’s gone and slipped to the telephone, haimt- time. Watch out for them! yawned, looked at each other in to see.” New York, March 3. — Down In They are a sign of a lazy skin terrogatively and began tidying up ed by a vision of Molly’s face. If lower New York where Wall street Myra came in Just then. anything happened to Mike she was and after the winter, what part of for lunch. Lorene tentatively sug “Dr. Ellis is on his way,” she ends at Broadway, the old Trinity our bodies isn’t Just a little bit gested a newly discovered tea room afraid that Molly___ lazy? said. church edifice, and its adjoining with a hangup 75-cent luncheon. “I’ll go clear out the ^ in g room,” Lorene answered th; call and Usually you take it on the chin They set off and talked shop Mrs. Clancy offered Ellen tore her thoughts from the cemetery, stands as a spiritual sym with your first blackheads. That is through the leizy. unhurried hour. “Oh, Myra, MjTal^^^^^en whisper unthinkable future. She explained bol among the gigantic skyscrapers where they are most apt to gather. 3IHEALTH Ellen found it pleasant to luhch in ed. what had happened and was back that represent, perhaps, the most Next comes the sides of the nose, on the bench again. Hours had such a comfortable fashion. After- “He—he's breathing, Ellen. We significant development of the ma right by the nostrils. An extra WORRY IS DEADLY i >environment of his slespiBg pei^ ’ wards when they were strolling back have to hope and pray.” never been so long or so empty. large crop usuaUy brings some on FOE OF HEALTH It was 12 o’clock. Then 1, 2 and chine age. formance. to the store, Lorene said suddenly: Their fingers closed together the forehead, perhaps between the It is generaHy well kopwii tto t “I've decided to let you try tightly: their terrified eyes met and nearly 3. Still no word. Dr. Ellis ap There the Episcopal church in eyes. EDITOR’S NOTE: This is tbe proper ventilation, proper warmth, Blumstein’s yourself this afternoon. failed to reassurance. peared but he could tell them noth America was bom. Although the Coarse piires and oily ones beget second of a series of five articles on and tbe same bed are important I hear they have some cute sports Molly sat motionless, tearless, ing. At 3 o’clock he approached first Church of England services blackheads. The skin gets sluggish, good health for the business ma-n factors in falling asleep. again. were held in a little chapel near the dresses at $9.10—a new line, Carney .speechless. Myra tried to make her doesn’t close its pores at night, or during the depression. A warm bath or a warm drink & Co., has a whole window display leave but she would not. Ellen kne:t This time Ellen read the news on Battery, in 1697 a grant of land even In the daytime, and dust and his weary face before he spoke. previous to going to bed Is a great from there." beside the bed, not daring to touch “near a street commonly called dirt get into the openings and mix help, and it makes no difference “Oh!” said Ellen, flushed and Good news! She had not known un Broadway” was made to the parish By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN Mike except to take one of his stub with the sebaceous oil there. Editor, Journal of the American whether the drink is plain milk, thrilled. by nailed bands, still grimy from til that moment how great her fear of Trinity church, a building was I^ you haven’t any blackheads malted milk, or some fancy named “Get three or four. Green is a had been. erected and services were held. Medical Association, and of play. She hardly knew what went oq now, use an astringent dally to close Hygeia, the Health Magazine substance that costs five or six good bet. I think. And nothing too about her. She was not aware that "He’s going to pull through,” the The present structures is the all of your facial pores and thus times as much. i fancy. Use your owm judgment doctor told them. “We were afraid third on the site. The first burned prevent blackheads. If you have Myra had at last succeeded in get- Men in minor office Jobs as well Afterwards, if you want to, you can ing Molly into her own bedroom. for a while that he wouldn’t rally in the great fire of 1776: a second some, begin now to clear up your go on home and not bother coming from the operation.” was rebuilt in 1788-90; and the pres skin. as high-powered executives are like TOMORROW: Exhaustfea She was aware only of Mike and his ly to be worrying in these times of back till tomorrow. Your loot won’t death-like pallor and his death-like “Oh!” ent church was erected in 1930-40. This is the way to do it. Mas be delivered till morning anyhow.” Molly began to sob. She struggled Nearly 100 years old, its brownstone sage your face and neck around business depresBiew. stillness. The “white-collar” man worries ANOTHER FREE MEAL ‘’You djn't know how proud—' Dr. Ellis came. Another doctor to her feet, tears raining down her Gothic architecture w’eatbered by behind your ears and the back of face, the first tears she had shed countless storms, it has nothing of your neck with cream, to start good for fear that be will lose his Job; Ellen began inarticulately. came. Ellen hardly imderstood that the executive for fear that income DINER—^Three yean ego I dined “Forget it! If you make any /they bad forced her from the room since the accident. Her cold, desper glamour about it, but it is reminis circulation and stir up life in your at this restaurant and, as I could bloomers I'll come down hard ate fingers tugged at the doctor’s cent of the old New York that has skin. Wipe the cream aU off, rinse wiU be insufficient to continue his not pay ths biU^ you . kicked ins so they could make the examination. with warm water, not cold, in order whole bualnesg. out. r ' • . enough! Not that I think you will. After a long while—It was dark sleeve. gone forever. Worry is deadly. There was a It was 4 o'clock when Ellen fln- "Where is he? Let me go to him The land on which it stands could to leave the pores open. Then dip MANAGER: I am very sorry, sir outside now—the doctors reluctantly a wash rag in hot water, but not time when it was listed as a contri ished with the manufacturers and announced they still could not say —at once.” be sold for at least $18,000,000. It buting cause to high blood pressure, —I beg your pardon. walked up Pine street toward home. "I’m afraid you can’t now,” Dr. will not be sold. too hot, and hold it over tbe black CLIENT: Don’t mention it — you how gravely the boy was injured. heads, to open the i)ores still more. hardening of the afteries, indiges She reviewed the purchases she had Internal injuries undoubtedly— the Ellis said gravely. At the outbreak of tbe Revolu tion, and mdny other conditions. can Just .d o H again.—L’Dlustre made and found them good. Under The nurse, standing at his elbow, tion, with anti-British feeling sweep Now cream your face anew and Lauranne. persistent coma due to that—one leg massage it well. Wipe it all off and Today these are recognized as hav neath lay the pleased consciousness broken, perhaps his spine affected. intervened. "That will be Impossible. ing tbe (tolonles. Trinity church ing other definite causes, but im- that she was through with Barclay's The little boy is very tired now and then start removing the blackheads. The child should be In a hospital. was steadfastly loyal to England. Cover your two ’^rst fingers with doubtedly worry does play a large OH, D B A T ^ ! for the day. Myra should be home They wanted another opinion before sick. He’s in a ward with a number The flaming patriotism of. tbe antiseptic cotton, and press out each part in tbe causation of all typer of from the library. Tea and muffins in moving him. of other children who also cannot be America that was Just finding itself blackhead with your fingers. Don’t disease because of its interterence HUSBAND: I mat Bolton in town the kitchen, perhaps. Ellen’s steps "How soon will we know the best disturbed. Our visiting hours are on swirled around it. press too hard, for it Is apt to make with the proper functioning of tbe today, and tbs poor leltonnwas vsrv hastened. —or the worst?” Tuesday and Thursday at 3 o’clock. A demand was made that tbe a bump on your face If you do. body, dsspondsttt; He said hfe was per She entered the dusky hallway It was the ghost of Molly’s voice. In view of the circumstances If yoU phrase "Our most gracious sov Don’t use finger nails or metal to fectly willing to die. and bad started up the stairs when "We-U,” Dr. Ellis hesitated, “if be come early tomorrow we might ereign, King George,” be omitted press them out, for these also mar 'Worry produces fatigue much WIFE: Oh, dear?. Why didn’t you Myra, wearing an old faded apron holds out through the night we make an exception.’’ from the prayer, it was refused. tbe skin sometimes. The minute more quickly than Is likely ask him to dinner ?—Answers. and bedroom slippers, her bead should be able to move him by Ellen’s eyes appealed to Dr. Ellis. Angered, Authorities closed tbe you have pressed out a blackhead, from physical .effort alone, Tbe lines in tbe face associated with wrapped in a towel, came fljdng morning. An immediate operation "But won't Mike need a room by church and it was not reopened until Old Trinity church in New York dab some antiseptic right onto the TOO MUCH F O B ^ down. Ellen saw disaster in her sis would be too dangerous.” himself, special nurses and all those tbe British entered New York. spot, alcohol, peroxide, or any other constant worry can be recognized ter's eyes. .... here the Episcopal church in even by amateur observers. Ellen returned to her vigil beside things?” she asked. Traditions and memories cling to America was bom .... Alexander antiseptic. HOUSEHOLDER .' (sn gafln f 'a "Ellen! Mike’s been hurt. An ac "I don’t think it will be neces it. Tbe three pairs of memorial It Is silly, of course, to tell a handy-man): YouS duties are to at Mike. Myra moved in and out, but Hamilton was one of its parishioners When you have finished taking man who is worrying that he cident—!" inost of the time she stayed in the sary,” be answered slowly, bronze doors, opening on tbe front, them all out, close all your pores tend to the garden; Ysed tbs chick "Mike!” should not worry. All that one next rooom with Molly who lay ^be knew that be was thinking north and south entrances, were with astringent. Use Ice In a cloth can tell him is that tbe worry will ens, clean out tbe pir sty, wash tbe Ellen leaned against the banister. sleepless, staring, tearless. Some of their poverty. Slie stepped near given by William Waldorf Astor in to go over your face several times, cars, dean tbs boots, and do other to Alexander Hamilton, one of Its certainly produce no suitable re odd Jobs. Her heart seemed to stop. Her brain times Mike’s breathing grew heavy er, said in a low voice that Mike memory of bis father, the second parishioners. to make sure that the pores are sult and that it is more likely to and the strange, stertorous sound must have every attention. John Jacob Astor. closed. And use astringent and ice do him barm than good. APPLICANT; WtU; PU be fore- filled the watcher with panic. Yet (To Be Conttnned) In the sanctuary is a memorial Tbe Old Communion Service, pre every day for a while to Insure no man, sir, if you Can gst^ all the sented by Queen Anne, and consist return of blackheads in the same The man who begins to worry other fellers.—Tbs Numorist. never would Ellen allow her hopes to ing of seven massive pieces of sil pores. as soon as he goes to bed, and pihfus flag. Toward morning Mike sUrred who is therefore unable to sleep, im uar for the first time and murmured ver, stamped with the Royal Arms ought to . have competent advice and dated 1709^ is still in tbe pos and assistance. Does a pimply face embarrass you? something incoherent about a bicy session of tbe church. All bint of the Maker You Look Get a pac^ge of Dr. Edwanls Olive cle. Ellen looked quickly toward Dr. Evening HeralJ Pattern TODAY He is taking part in what sci Tableta The ddn should begin to Ellis at the other side of the bed. past. m ISTHE- entists call a vicious circle. The Outside in the cemetery, so sug dear after you have taken the tablets "That’s good,” he said. By Annebrile Worthington more be worries tbe less he So Frerh, Young a few ni^ t^ if you are like thousands Presently the doctor gave a deep gestive of England, He tbe remains sleeps; tbe less be sleeps tbe more of others. Prevents Large Fores— sigh. "You can tell your mother Here’s a charming dress, all fem of iUustrious New Yorkers of aiWM y inefficient he becomes, and there Help deanse the blood, bowels and and Myra well be moving the yoimg inine with fluid lines and lace trim— another age. There on time-wom fore the more reason he has for Stays on Longer Ever with Dr. Edwards ^ v e TaUets, man to the hospital in an hour or tombstones you will find names such worry. No drv or drawn, ^ or pairty, flaky the successful substitute for calomel; as Paris would have i t so.” And into the bargain, it’s exceed as Samuel Johnson (president of look with new wcin ii'Vj MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY, MARCH 8,1982. PAGE NINM' p c AND GUARDS READY FOR OPENER NEW BRITAIN TRADE BEATS Both Confident Of- Victory First Town Ude Series Battle MANCHESTER AGAIN, 24-21 WiD Be Played Despite Absence of Magnu- 1 BOX SCORE 1 CLERKS WIN 50-43 $on and Scibek, Regnhr FIRST TEAMS IN OVERTIME (JAME Rival Lineups Oatcome Generally Regarded As a Tea-Up Aidieo|li New Britain Trade (24) Hoc Five Guards P B F T Faulkner 1 Rowlnakl, rf .. ... 5 The Rockville Clerks outpointed Holland Guards, Through Illness, 0-0 10 vSturgeon McCann Some Concede Guards Slight Favorite to Wm Town 2 Elssrig, If ...... 1 0-1 2 the Young Men’s Community Club Boyle 0 Rio, If ...... 0 0-0 0 Turklngton 50 to 43 in a free-scoring overtime Waterman Gustafson Locals Lead Most of the 3 Dzielenskl, c .. . .. 0 0-0 0 Farr Basketball Championship; Game to Start At 9:30 Witt 0 Deutach, rg ... .. 2 1-1 5 basketball game at the Y. M. C. A. McHale 1 Stefanowlcz, Ig gym last night. Game; Bridgeport Here .. 3 1-3 7 Manchester led 29 to 27 at half Place: School St. Rec. Ahearn and* Waters Officiating; Dancing Extended Un- 7 11 2-5 24 time and the score was 42-42 at the Officials: Waters, Ahearn. end of the fourth period. In the Time: 9:30 this evening. Tomorrow. So. Manchester Trade (21) overtime the visitors scored eight td l O’clock. P B F T points to one for Manchester. 0 Jolly, rf ...... 1 0-0 2 Rec Substitutes: Gorman, Man- 3 Sendrowaki, If . . 4 2-2 10 Clerks (50) tell]. Cotter and Billy Dowd. Manchester Trade w'aa defeated in 0 Kovis, c ...... 1 2-3 4 P- B. F. T. Guard Substitutes: Chapman, the second game of the home and 1 Pinney, ...... 4 ■ 0 8 Mattson, Tierney, Hedlnnd and Manchester s first basketball championship series in sev 2 Rossi, rg ...... 2 0-1 4 4 Lessig, If ...... 1 2 4 home series by the score of 24-21 by 0 Bissell, Ig ...... 0 1-1 1 Ernie Dowd. eral years begins tonight at the Rec gym when the Recreation 4 Kloter, c ...... 4 4 12 Center and National Guards clash in the first of a best-out-of- New Britain Trade in that city yes 0 Spencer, Ig ... .. 0 0-0 0 1 O. Philips, rg ...... 2 1 5 Jimmy Gorman Jimmy Neill 0 Borello, Ig ...... 0-0 0 terday afternoon. .. 0 1 Gleason, I g ...... 5 2 12 Here are the two managers of the three garne senes. The outcome is so uncertain that neither 1 P. PhHips, rg ...... 4 1 9 Neill, National Guard skipper. Both team has been established as the favorite. Rossi for Manchester opened up 5 8 5-7 21 basketball teams which start their are confident that their team will Obviously toe club winning to -* ______1 the scoring early in the game by fight for the town title tonight. On win the chany>ionship but one of REC PILOT ILL- Scoring Each Period 12 20 10 50 night will have a decided advantage | dropping in a field basket. Manches New Britain Trade. 6 6 10 2—24 the left is Jimmy Gorman pilot of them is doomed to disappointment. Y. M. C. C. (43) the Rec Five; on the right, Jimmy Which will it be? when the series Is transferred to the | ter kept ahead until the middle of S. Man. Trade ... . 7 6 2 6—21 P. B. WILL NOT PLAY Series Highlights the third quarter when New Brit Half-time: 13-12 So. Man. Trade. 1 Segar, rf ...... 3 state armory next week Friday. The ain succeeded in running up the Referee: Nixon. 0 Spillane, I f ...... 0 armory court is much bigger and •core to a several basket leM. 4 C. Mlkolelt, c...... 3 far more suitable for basketball, Only three of the 19 players eligi both from a standpoint of the play ble for the town basketball series This quarter was the one that nuson and Steve Scibek were un- 2 J. Mikoleit, rg . . . . 4 11'. ^ out of town in striking contract spelled (Usaster for the locals as the able to play due to illness. They 4 Custer, Ig ...... 6 High School Quintet Mgr. Gorman In Bed Witt ers and spectators. Tonight's battle Is likely to be much rougher than to the conditions when the “town" New Britalnites scored both long might have given Manchester an 2 Jamroga, r g ...... i football supremacy was decided. and short range baskets. It was even break for the State Trade 3 Coleman, I f ...... o those which follow due to the nar early in this quarter that Sendrow- School champion&hlp, but the team Severe Cold But May At row Rec court which makes a cer ski, acting captain for Manchester played hard, fast basketball and 16 17 9 43 To Lose 4 Regulars tain amount of personal contact un The exceptions are Waterman and was charged with his third per the game was most Interesting Halftime: 29-27, Community. tend Game; Guards Okay. avoidable. ^ t t e r of the Rec and Mattson of sonal while trying to check the New throughout. The foul shooting of Referee: Nelson. Clean Play Vital toe Guards, all of whom live in Britain onslaught He had b^n the Manchester High closes its re g u -^ y Lerch and Domenick Sauatrito Hartford. Chapman of the Guards the locals was very good yesterday. lar season tomorrow night with a Yet both clubs cannot help but star of the game. New Britain d^eatcd Manches For once, at least, the Herald are all senior students. Next year’s realize the importance of clean play, IS a local boy although his work return game at Willimantic against team will be composed chiefly ' of Jimmy Gorman, manager and Keeps him out of town most of toe In the last quarter Manchester ter 37-25 earlier in the season. Man sports editor admits he is unable to Windham High. This will be the especially with two officials In Uni6. again completely out played New chester entertains Bridgeport Trade predict the Rec-Guards winner, so the members of the present Junior reserve forward on the Rec Five, charge and the game may be much Britain-but the fatal third quarter final school game for all of the M. Varsity outfit which consists prin will not be able to put on a uni here tomorrow afternoon at the Rec evenly do the teams appear to be K. S. regulars except Tommy John freed of fouls than many past en could not be overcome. It was un gym In the season’s final regular matched. So he will have to be con cipally of sophomore and Junior stu form tonight and may not even be counters In the Rec gym. Danny The news that Johnny Boyle may fortunate that both Capt. Cniff Mag- ston, center. dents. play center for the Rec in place erf game. tent to report the winner tomorrow. Otis Kerr, Jimmy O’Leary, John- able to attend the opening town se Ahearn of Middletown and Clyde Manchester High has one more ries battle with the Guards due to Waters of Bristol have been seelct- tx)tter, as related yesterday, came game, a post-season affair, in the a severe cold which be contracted Waters of Bristol have been select- as a surprise as Boyle has been a works with Manchester Trade and Tuesday. tatlon of being fearless and ef substitute all season. it may be played next week, Wed Gorman practiced with the Rec as ficient. nesday at the state armory. The usual Tuesday night and went to Both managers, Jimmy Gorman Some are inclined to approve game had been planned for March work at Travelers yesterday morn of too Rec and Jimmy Neiil of too stragetic move on toe part of Mana 11 but the town series date had first ing. At 10 o'clock he was forced to ger Gorman in view of toe fact that choice. Guards, are optimistic regarding quit work and go to the medical de the outcome of the series. Players Boyle outplayed Briggs in toe In- partment where It was discovered on both teams share their feeling. paham game at Bristol. Briggs has he was running a fever of 102. He The fact that both clubs appear, on had Turkington's number oil season. went home and went to bed. paper at least, to be very evenly It 8 Johnny's big chance to make a YOU BRISTOL HIGH DRUBS Mrs. Gorman said this morning name for himself. matched In ability, and Uiat neither that her son was still In bed and Is a prohibitive favorite, adds to the NAUGATUCK 43 TO 27 that the temperature had dropped interest which has grown more and There Is considerable interest in two degrees. She said he sUll hoped more intense as the opening tussle how “Bingo" Sturgeon will fare in to be able to attend the game al the series. He was a member of a though playing seemed out of the draws nearer. Expect 700, Or More junior team last sea.son, but has im Monahan’s Quintet Evens question, due to the fear of pneu proved sufficiently to win a regular THIS KIND MAN Charity Series at Waterbury monia developing, Many predictions have been, made berth on the Rec. He will probably Gorman's illness is the second about the number of persons that Before Crowd of 1,350 Per will turn out for the series. Some be opposed by ‘ Huck" McHale. the sons. mishap to befall the Rec team on dynamic backcourt performer of the the eve of the series, Bobby Stiir. say that the fact that the teams Guards. If so. Sturgeon should have geon being handicapped by a cal caused interest to dwindle. Others his hands full. Waterbury, March 3 — Bristol loused foot. He is expected to play. claim that the fact that they have High School’s crack basketball team These facts are not broadcast by finally decided to play will make the majority of the supporters of both Both tcam.s are keyed up to a electrified a crowd of 1,350 fans at the Rec as advance alibis PA<7E TEH MAlTOHEffTBR EVENING HBRAED, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., TOTRSDAY, MARCH 8,1982. THCCL.\S^IFIi:D S^ECTION BU Y AND SELL H ERU LOST AND FOUND FUEL AND FEED 49-A Want Ad InforiBatlMi HIS LIFE STORY IN PICFURES, COMMEMORATING _ „ LOST— IRISH SETTER, Sunday FOR SALE—HARD WOOD 28 per afternoon. Answen to the namo of cord. ChM. Heckler, telephone WASHINGTON THE 200TH ANNIVERSARY OP HIS BIRTH 12 Manchester Spring. Return to 6 Avon atreet. RoiedaJfi 18-18. Evening Herald FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement all ' AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 improvements, rent reasonable, CLASSIFIED ■hkdei furnished; also garden. In ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SALE—1926 CSievTolet ooach quire 70 Summer i^reet. 246.00. Perfect condition, low mile Count «lx av«ra«« wordi U » Maa. age. Apply 38 Hemlock street after TWO, 4 ROOF FLATS on Ridge Initials, nurabtrt and abbrsTlatlOBB sach count as a word and nompeaad 4 p. m. street newly renovated, white words as two worda Minimum noat la sink, stsam heat mnt reasonable. pries of thres linsa Inquire 25 Spruce. Lins rates psr day (or tranataat MOVING— TRUCKING— ada BLsetlTS March IT. IM f STORAGE 20 FOR SALE—HARD wood, under Cash Charaa cover, furnace and stove wood 25. I Consscutlvs Days ..I 7 otaj • ala FRANK V. WILLIAMS— OeneraJ a load. V. Firpo, 116 Wells strset t Consecutive Daya .. • «ta ll Ota trucking, carlot distribution, fer 1 Day ...... I 11 otal 11 ota Tel. 6148. All ordera (or Irracular Inasrtlona tiliser and tobacco delivery a will be charged at the one time rata specialty. Rates reasonabls. Tsl. SPECIAL PRICE—Hard wood (or Special ratea (or long term every 7887. furnace, fire place or stove 25 per day advertising given upon roquoat. load. Bircb 24, hard wood slabs 24. Ads ordered (or three or alz daya CARLSON A COMPANY Baprsss. and stopped before the third or fifth Kindling wood lOo bushel. Thomas day will be charged only (or the ao* Dally aervics to Hartford and Wilson, telsphone 8581 or Rosedale tunl number of times the ad appear* Springfield, and ail Oonneotlout. 87-4. ed, charging at the rate earned, but and Mossaobusetu points. Loads no allowance or refunds ean bo made on six time ada atopped after tha or part loads moved anywhere. FOR SALE— SEASONED HARO fifth day. Furniture moving. Telephone Man wood, furaaoe chunks and fire No ‘'till (orblds'': wlaplay lines not chester 8684, Hartford 8-6288, place wood 1-8 oord 25.00,1-2 cord sold. Tha Herald will not be rosponalbU Springfield 6-0881. seasoned hard woo GAS BUGGIES—Front and Center, Hem. By PRANK BECK OUCH I MY BACK. H ’LO t h e r e ; COME ON WHAT SAY.HONt* (BEAD THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PIOtUBB) CLEANING THIS KITCHEN y o u 'v e GOT A CHORE SAMPSON OL’ BOY. INBIG BOY. Said Scouty, "This is like a real flat. As long as we are safe FLOOR IS THE WORST DO YOU G E T KIND IT L L SOON FOR M B TO DO! JOB OF ALL. WELL dream. Imagine floating down a let’s try and be*real satlafled. If we OF LONESOME IN B E \OUR PKEY , AMY stream, all in a big umbrella. Gee, lean out we’ll surely tip and that ro BETTER SET THE YARD ALL biNNER DEAR .' BE DRESSED. HEM to me it’s heaps of fun. When we will end this thrUling trip. I see no BY YOURSELF'*. TIME. R IG H T were flying through the air we were reason why you have to kick about WILL SOON SHAKE HANDS. DOWN. BE HOME. not bound for anywhere, but now this ride." A T T A BOY. we’re bound for any place this quiet So, on they, went for quite a r stream may nm." They’d rise up on a g n i l big swiNl "Well, as for me,’* said Duncy. "I and then sink slowly down again. It would rather be up in ^ the sky. If was real i^ rt, they thought All of our umbrella springs a leak, well a sudden Duncy sa^ "O^ look, all get weL no doubt. But maybe Tlnles! Look j^aad! Wo'ro eoim n things will turn out swell. Right to a falla and. hrit; sN' seen wQl ho now, of course, we cannot tell. Um caught." . , brellas, so I’ve* often heard, will B efore t h e y ’^^^enoi t e keep the water out.” thinks they found they right# The water then began to grow the btl^k. Thim B#eQrtRg funiiy' real choppy. Coppy ehouted, "Ob, I hi^penel that rett«Mi:.^qir au#en think I’m getting dizzy. Come, let’s scare. Right bfir; neciSUa th^ paddle up to shore. We all can pad t # U fh t tl^ddh^lntiike nrmtbff. dle with one hand until upon the qpieuiy flop. Inetead’ o f' ~ Gl bench we land. This territory^ ,eyer» they. sailed^right stnsd^ to us. We’ll find out vrtiat'a in store.” "Oh, no," cried Scouty. "Don't do (X h eT h d ee i that! Sometimes your hunches are la A m SNBrt atsey>- '.v K ':- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHEfiPTBR, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1982. PACE CLEVEW i Toonerville Folks By Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE SENSE AND NONSENSE By Gene Ahem Safety FInt Agoing to be deflated .... A story of When Adam, so the records state; a flsh that winks was published in THE DWARF HAS A NEW ANSWER FOR INQUISITIVE FOLKS. With clothing quite inadequate the papers. Not so unlikely»^ either, Refused to leave the Garden Gate, considering some of the nifty decora Now that was Safety First! tions to be seen on the beaches .. eo A BH* When Noah heard that there would Since every woman seems to be ANP VJAnTTD Lgr 'itDUetROCM- be away from home, in the afternoon, A terrible catastrophe, where is it they go? It could be that REf’JT R(DB T 0 9 .AVIEEK— AND ►5H.^1flANKS /O He built an ark to sail the sea. they go to see other women. But you 1 L Nbu'RE AIRRAID l O ACH MY OQOD MAJOR/1 Now, that was Safety First! see that would mean the latter When Arthur and his gallant knights would have to be at home. vftPB ? m u , byodn«l yo u cvwe t o YO U R ID B A . AS LBCRYAR.!' Got ready for their bloody flights “ ’ ‘ ' ' V TW5 f o r ApyicB'— ^ VMU WORKOUT. ’AM OF YOC^AMOQ] They clothed themselves in metal Mr. J.— ^My dear, this book is a NOW.1 woutp tights remarkable work. Nature is marvel ORfiAT ThlSTrA«EltHlWKi Now, that was Safety Fint! lous! Stupendous! When I read a scpuB UP THE CELUft?— C a r r y MAVBff YOu^e When Indian Chief stood up and book like this, it makes me think OUT THE A^HES AND TMEN^TO said how lowly, how insigniflcant is man. O l V E U S A< That Captain Smith must lose his Mrs. J.—A woman doesn’t have SURPRISE HER., \ARN\SR head to wade through four hundred pages O dT' Then John, he wooed the girl In to discover that! KITCHEN FU>0R.-^THE^SUREL'^ stead c a n V r e r /s e y o u r Now, that was Safety First! Mrs. Jay.—Do you remember that couple we met at the beach last request/ Father—Your new little brother summer we took such a violent has Just arrived. fancy to— I mean the couple you in vited to visit us? Very Modem Child— ^Where’s he gome from ? Mr. Jay— Yeah. You don’t mean to say— Father— From a far-away coim- try. Mrs. Jay—Yes, the idiots are ac tually coming! V. M. C.— Another confounded alien. KNOWS IT ALL Nurse—Are you going to give my BOOK AG E N T: Now, sir, this patient something to slow down his volume of universal knowledge will heart action? tell you everything you ought to Doctor— Yes, an elderly nurse. know. HOUSEHOLDER: No good to me Sam— ^Why did you tip that girl — my wife tells me all that, and so much when she gave you your lot more besides.— Passing Show. coat? Henry—Look at the coat she gave IN A BAD WAY me. DEBT-COLLECTOR’S WIFE; Teacher—Give an example of What are you looking so worried period furniture. about, Horace? Starohope—Well, I should say an DEBT-COLLECTOR: The land toopufvuff electric chair, because it ends a lord’s become a client of our firm, 'MauaMT.err.. ■ t o U J T b p a sentence. anf if I don’t collect my rent I get uwatyimFimoc. fired for inefficiency.— Passhig You used to hear of a sweet old Show. ' fashioned girl whc “never looked at (tyoatalM Vm. 1>S3)> a boy.” If there ever was such a JUST RAMBLES ON girl and she was over fourteen, she "My wife can talk for hours on was blind .... It ’s not a bad idea to SCORCHY SM ITH have! a good laugh at yourself about one subject.” A Sudden Attack once a week. It breaks the monotony “ M y wife doesn’t even need a sub By John C. Terry of laughing at other foolish folk ject.” — Passing Show. -----In traveling around we have QRE«T ^COTTI w h a t a d a s t a r d l y IVliNQ lOD0«' TME THUG IS HOOKIHG UP WIPES FOp.AeiAST PUT 'EM UP‘ Tm observed in some states a brook is a I STEP AWAY EBOM “ rrm.” In other states a run is a ^ BLOW UP OUR MINES ABOVE I w i r e s j “ creek.” And in still other states a FlapperMO. U.F &anny PAT. OFF. Say& /THOSE ! ) creek is a “ branch.” But they are all little streams .... A man may admire an intelligent woman but the girl he loves ie the one who hangs on his coat lapels and begs him to tell her' “all about” something she already knows more about than he does. Friend— What is your son taking up in college this year? Dad— Space, nothing but space. Grim Faced Woman—I want to know how much money my husband drew out of the bank last week. Bank Teller—I cannot give you that information madam. Woman—You’re the paying teller, aren’t you? Teller—Yes, but I'm not the tell ing payer. W ASHINGTON TUBBS II Harold—Haven’t I seen you some B y C r a n e (MIT OUR W AY where some time? By W illiam s Imogene— Quite likely. I’ve been there. § r y Now that Flo Zeigeld says “curves are coming back,” we may be sure they are .... One of the kids wants When ll has to be opened, a can kutiOUSLY, e\P TURNS W E HAHPLE to know when ice cream sodas are means can’t to most girls. |TU6 *miRP POOR. ANP P66PS IN . GcOOO K1A.<-VOL> DOmV USE. CAH'T SEE VOUR HEAD A TAUUI MOW WATtH-* NOTHIN' 'iET., 'M S TiO O A UUGtGlM* AKl' PuuUM' 'A T FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BlGr, HEAVY GOOCH AROOMO ,-T' Du s T B y B l o s s " " BEH im O a m ' UKiOER IT / I J\ V«»J06B if FE'W t i m e s AM ’ TA* DOG O O ES TH ' IT COOU5 -mAT . look: TWER6S i ^ s T — COURSE ‘TH ’ o o g 'lv. h a v e T ' PELLA VAIO W C KJOI66.'.' BE YVASMEb OFFEMER , BoT THEM, SAW OOTSIDE o f ITS POODLfi MOO h a f t a w a s h MQS. 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TMBIR MlUDS PlCklK»S,ViHAT BSSKf TSeeiBLS f ' IPSONiETMlWl tJosieejg n r_ S \s I e me er wf wwea ete-iwaa aMT. « > . t Jr ' i PAGE TWELVE dUtttfliMitft Evfidito TOWN SERIES M n. Arthur Tiling, leader of the Local Y. P. B., and Mrs. George H. CHURCHES TO COMPETE - f Wilcox, president of the W. C. T. U., POUCE COURT Manchester’s MUST OBTAIN LVniERAN BaikelbaD Game Tonight will accompany a party of 35 yoimg BEO 5 y*. NATIONAL GUARDS people who will go by busa Saturday The Manchester police made three AT REC TOMORROW SCHOOL STREET REO afternoon to Middletown for the arrests yesterday all for violation Date Book RESERVATION TOMORROW Main Game At 9:S0. rally of Y. P. B. members from all of the motor vehicle laws. Two were over Connecticut Rev. John M. South Methodist and St. M ail’s SOUTH HM HCHCSrrf? ■ COA/H ■ D andiis UntU 1 A. M. for driving without a license and the Tonight Over SO Leagne Members AdmMoa 20o and 60c. Phillips of the Center Church, Hart third for reckless driving. George Teams to Take Part In Pro Here to Make Trip to Prdvi ford, will be one of the speakers. Wogman, a milk dealer of Stone gram—Other Rec Nights. Thursday, March 8.—First game The meetings will be held at the street, was stopped by Sergeant of town basketball series between dence March 12 and 13. Methodist church, with a dinner at John McGlinn for failure to stop at Recreation Centei' and National Prepare For April Showers Now ! SETBACK-DANCE The facilities of the Recreation Guard at School street Rec. All rezervationB for the im^nai the Middletown Y. M. C. A. a traffic sign and when the officer Center pn School street will be turn Friday, Idarch 4, 8 p. m. asked to see his license Wogman ad ed over to the disposal of two Concert by Swedish-American Christian Conference of the New Ibariieater Green Community Benjamin Benton, wen known mitted he had not received his 1932 Hand Bell orchestra at Salvation England Luther League, to be held poultryman of Willington, is In Protestant churches tomorrow night Army citadel. Club license. In court be was fined $10 —South Methodist Episcopal and S t John Memorial hospital, Stafford and costs. Judgment was suspend Automobile Show a t Armory. In Providence on March 12 and 13, V Priaea. Refreahmenta. Mary’s Episcopal. There will be a must be turned in at the regular 85 Centa. Springs, being treated for blood poi ed on the stop sign violation. Tomorrow son foUowing an odd mishap. One social and athletic program. meeting of the Luther League of the Everybody Welcome. James P. Woolfolk of Bantam The Recreation Center will be Automobile Show at Armory. of his roosters pecked his leg. He was stopped by Officer Joseph Pren Swedish Lutheran church tomorrow closed all day tomorrow for the pur This Week evening. The meeting will start a t 8 paid no attention to it and the tice last evening because of poor pose of finishing the repair work and wound became Infected spreading lights on the car he was driving. Saturday, March 6.— Swedish o’clock and the Leagues of Bristol PUBUC WHIST the building will be opened at 6 play, “Think of Mother," at Orange and Forestville will be guests and through his leg. The officer foimd that the man had o’clock In the evening for the church no Connecticut driver’s license. He hall, auspices Enlghet Lodge, I. O, will present the program. At City View Dance Hall night program. The floor is to be G. T. / It is expected that more tluin Keeney Street Thomas Noble, of North Elm did not have a dollar and could not sanded and varnished. The lockers street, who recently lost his leg furnish a bond for his appearance Automobile Show at Armory. thirty members of the League will have all been re-painted. make the trip to Proridence, where Friday Evening through amputation made necessary this morning. Consequently be was The Rec will be used on subse Next Week by blood poisoning is not yet com detained at the police station. His Monday, March 7.— Adjourned the conference will be held at the Dancing and Refreahmenta quent Fridays by the two Catholic Gloria Dei Lutheran church. It Is pletely recovered. An indication of pal went to Hartford and after the churches, St. James’s and St. Brid annual town meeting at High Door Prize—$5 Gold Piece further infection has been foimd court session appeared with suf- school. further expected that tiie Invitation get’s; by the South Manchester Fire to the 16Ui annual convention of and Mr. Noble is again confined to fident funds to pay the fine of $10 Department and by the Aetna Life Tuesday, March 8.—FoUrth an his bed. Doctors hope that the amd costs. nual concert of G Clef club at the New England Luther League to Imported Insurance Company of Hartford convene here will be accepted at this trouble can be removed without William H. Chapman of Ellington which will engage a Recreation Cen Swedish Lutheran church. conference. necessitating another operation. Road, South Windsor, was arrested ter team In competition. Friday, March 11.—High school ABOUT TOWN last night by Officer Jpseph Prentice plays Trade school at Armory. The committee in charge of the on the charge of reckless driving. meeting tomorrow night consists of Gloria Umbrellas The Manchester Green Commun 'The regular meeting of the An- This Month Faith Fallow, chairman, Albln John derson-Shea Post No. 2046 V. F. W. His 'case will come before the court Tuesday, March 15.— Annual ity club will give another setback tomorrow morning. A cash bond of son, Laura Nelson, Olive Richmond, and dance tomorrow evening in the Auxiliary will he held at the State UNNECESSARY ALARM meeting of Cheney Brothers’ Girls’ The Regular $2.98 Grades Armory tomorrow evening at eight 8100 was furnished for his appear- Athletic Association at Chenev Alice Benson, Lillian Jansen, Ralph Green school ball, following a brief ancejet that time. hall. ) Johnson, Bror Johnson* Hugo Ben meeting of the club at 7:30. They o’clock. Refreshments will be served. RUNG FOR GRASS FIRE son and Dorothy Davis. will offer six prizes for the winners Edith Mahoney, chairman of the Wednesday, March 16. — Play, in setback and a door prize, all in committee on tickets for the raffle •Three Live Ghosts,” by Y. M. C. A. cash. Refreshments and general of the two five dollar g^ld pieces' is PASSAIC, N. J„ OFRCERS Area Far From Houses and Dramatic club. $ dancing will follow. Griswold Chap very anxious that all returns bh Thursday, March 17.—Annual St. 1.98 Surrounded by Dirt Roads LOCAL WOMAN SUING pell heads the committee of ar made not later than at the meeting GUESTS HERE SUNDAY Patrick’s Day dance at Masonic Here s one of the best umbrella values ■we’ve offer rangements. All players will be as the drawing will take place at Bums, Department Called, Temple, auspices of A. O. H. ed! High grade, imported gloria umbrellas that will w’elcome. that time. Friday, March 19.—“Arrival of HUSBAND FOR DIVORCE Kitty,” comedy play by Sopbomote- outwear two cheap silk ones. They are copies of high Miss Julia Yurgel of Maple street The 'Washington Memorial com* Brigadier and Mrs. Thomas The South Msmebester Fire De Freshman Dramatic club at High priced imports and come in the short, 16-rib styles in has returned after a visit of several mlttee has decided that the statue Seaver to Conduct Special partment was unnecessarily sum school. Judge Edwin C. Dickenson In gam colors and fancies. Clever handles. Gay colors. days with her aimt in Hartford. to be erected here shall face the moned on a bell aleirm for a grass west It has been determined that Services at Citadel. Tuesday, March 29.—Three-act Superior Court Reserves De Rainproof. Buy one to keep at home. Buy another to fire near the old McKee street play, “’The Chintz Cottage,” given keep at the office or in the schoolroom. “The Predicament of Pilate” will General Washington was bound west Brigadier and Mrs. Thomas Sea- Stadium this morning. ’The fire was at Odd Fellows hall by Pythian Sis cision In Case. be the subject for discussion a t the when he stopped at Manchester ters. Green. ver of Passsde, N. J., will be the in a grass plot surrounded on all Umbrellas—Main Floor, left. meeting of the Center Chiuch Men’s guests of Ensign and Mrs. George sides by dirt roads and no houses Wednesday, March 30.— Annual League Sunday morning. Charles Decision was reserved by Judge, James McCaw, Sr., of the Man D. Williams over the week end and were close enough to be In danger. ball of Knights of Columbus at Edwin C. Dickenson in superior Lewis will lead. The next three will conduct special services in the Firemen said that the blaze would State Armory. meetings are related to the Easter chester laectrlc Company is in Bos court yesterday afternoon in the ton today attending a two-day meet citadel. Brigadier Seaver will ac have been extinguished easily with Next Month divorce case of Clayton W. Massey season. Sunday morning, March 12, company the South Manchester Sal a still alarm call. James A. Irvine will lead the dis ing of the National Electric Light Friday, April 1.—TaU Cedars, and EMith Leggett Massey of Man Association in the Hotel Statler. vation Army band Sunday at a con As It was both Hose Company No. Masonic club April Fool Frolic, Ma chester. Mrs. Massey is pressing cussion on “The Significance of the cert to be given In the State Prison, 1 and Hose Company No. 2 went to Cross,” and on Sunday, ilarch 19, sonic Temple. the suit for divorce b rin g ing the Members of the “Center Gang” Wethersfield, and Brigadier will de the scene and members of the de Saturday. April 2.—District cere grounds of desertion. The Massesrs Dr. N. A. Burr will discuss “Im liver the address to the men at the partment also left their work for mortality.” who hsul planned to march down monial, Tall Cedars, Masonic Tem Were married in 1925 and separated Main street to the Rec gym in a prison. the fire alarm which was rung in ple. seven weeks later. body to attend the first g^ame of the Mrs. Brigadier Seaver will ad from Box 15 at Sumner and Emer Wednesday, April 6.—Thirty-first Attorney William J. Shea appear Members of St. Mary’s Junior son streets. 'The fire was at the choir are reminded of the rehearsals town title basketball series this eve dress the inmates at the State annual banquet of Chamber of Com ed for the plaintiff and Attorney to be held on Saturday afternoons ning are reported to have dropped School for Boys, Meriden, Sunday. comer of Cornell and Emerson merce at Masonic Temple. Henry H. Hunt for Massey. The at 4:30 from now imtil Easter. the idea because they fear they Mrs. Seaver is an interesting and streets and was practically extfb- Monday, April ii.—Annual Kl- latter claimed he bad unsuccessfully might not find seats for a targe effective speaker and is well known guished before the fire department wanis Minstrel Show at High endeavored to have his wife move Mrs. Joseph Cbicoine is chairman group. for her work among the unfortunate arrived. Neither truck was used school, also April 12. to New Haven to live with him. of the setback party which the classes in New York City where she and no chemical was necessary. Friday, April 22. — Three-act and ^igadier Seaver are serving in Women of the Moose will give this Mary C. Keeney Tent, Daughters comedy, “Babs” by Sock and Bus w evening at 8 o’clock at the Moose of Union 'Veterans of the Civil War, the Corps. kin club at High school. Home club on Brainard place. Six will meet this evening at the State ’The Salvation Army band under MRS. P. J. 0. CORNELL Thursday and Friday, April 28 prizes, all in merchandise and don Armory for its regular business the leadership of Bandmaster David and 29—“Henry’s Wedding,” come* Thomas W. Vennard ated by the members will be award session. Addy will give a fine concert in the dy. Tall Cedars, High school. General Contractor ed the winners and refreshments prison, auditorium, the second con DORCAS SOCIETY GUEST Coming Events served. The social is open to tBe Mr. and Mrs. Everett Keith have cert presented within the' space of Friday, June 24.—Opening of general public. Others on the com moved from 24 Henry street to the two months. The local band Is very and Builder popular at the prison. The band two-day. state convention and field mittee include Mrs. George Snow', lower flat of Arthur Hutchinson’s Wife of Swedish Lutheran Pas day of Loyal Order of Moose here. Roofing, Plumbing Heating, Mrs. Frank Montie, Mrs. Josephine house at 160 Henry street, in tne quintet will also render several ap tor Honored at Home of Mrs. Emonds, Mrs. Albert Yost, Mrs. Elizabeth Park subdivision. propriate selections. Saturday, June 25.—State Ma Paper Hanging and Painting. Henry Valliant. Conrad Casperson. sonic Veterans Reunion at Temple. 'The Booster club of the North A special added attraction will be Methodist church has set the date of LOCAL WOMAN BECOMES Mrs. P; J. O. Cornell, wife of New Low Prices presented at the Golden Opportunity Friday evening, March 18, Cor a Rev. P. J. O. Cornell who has been 21 Eire St. Phone Automobile Show tomorrow night Dutch supper which will be open to A REGISTERED NURSE pastor of the Swedish Lutheran David Chambers when Michael Barry and Joseph Fer the public at a moderate fee. Mrs. church for more than twenty years, guson, two of the famous trio known ’Thomas D. Smith was appointed was the guest of honor at the regu as the “Spirit of ’76,” will give a chairman, with power to choose her Contractor lar monthly meeting of the Dorcas 9 short program of fife and drum own assistants. i^Iiss Frances D. Johnston, of music. Mr. Barry plays the drum Woodbridge Street, Passes society held last evening at the and Mr. Ferguson the fife. home of Mrs. Conrad Casperson of and Builder Children who are members of the State Examinations. Spring street. Mrs. Cornell’s birth Attention! Lough of Old Mon Wintor with ^bluo King’s Heralds and Home Guards day occurred on February 28. and 68 Hollister Street Manchester visitors to Ham- will meet at the South Methodist For Women Who Valne Their Miss Frances D. Johnston, daugh In recognition of that event, and PersonM Appearance monasset State Park this year will church tomorrow afternoon at 4 ter of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Jobn- cool^ in your cellar. Open the drafts find free small unlocked bathing the years of service Mrs. Cornell SPECIAL o’clock, with officers of the Home *ston of 114 Woodbridge street, and has given the society, the members booths into which patrons of this Guards in charge. a graduate of the Training School March 3rd to 19th Inclusive. popular beach can go direct from presented to her a handsome black for Nurses at St. Joseph’s hospital and white cameo brooch. She ex $12 Regular $12 —rodiotors sing in no time. Close tho their automobiles to change their Miss Violet McCracken, secretary their clothes for a dip in the Soimd. at Willimantic, has successfully pressed her deep appreciation oi the of the County Y. W, C. A. was the passed the State Board examina acceptable gift and the kindly EDMOND According to present plans patrons guest speaker at the meeting of the will leave the booths empty of cloth tions and is now a registered nurse. thought which ptompted it. When F lU fS PERMANENT dampersblue coel^ sleeps econom W. C. T. U. held yesterday after the time came for refreshments, it ing after using them before ayd noon at the Church of the Nazarene. DEVELOPED AND after their swim. Changing clothes was revealed that Mrs. Casperson WAVE She told of the work of Y groups of RED MEN SETBACK had made and beautifully decorated PRINTED $5 for a swim has been one of the most women and girls in different towns ically. Always clean; always uniform. difficult problems since the park In pink, green and white, a birthday 24 HOUR SERVICE ONLY of the county. Mrs. Thora Stoehr cake for Mrs. Cornell. was opened to the public several played a piano selection and Mrs. The Red Men held their last set Film Deposit Box at years ago. Louis St Clair Burr told of the back sitting last night at their .Store Entrance Its blue color guarantees its quolity. cards which many have signed in clUbrooms on Brainard place. Peter Place Your Orders STATE BEAUTY Mrs. Allen W. Duckworth, of 20 the effort to find out how many can VendrUlo won out over Ed Laird by Henry street, who is to sail Satur be counted upon for a dry vote, and four points. Following are the three With lie for KEMP'S Order new. day for a two months visit with her urged an present to take two or highest scorers for the series: Peter Prompt Delivery On family in Hamilton, Bermuda, was more. VendrUlo 1,595, Ed Laird 1,591, F, PARLOR given.a "bon voyage” dinner last Goggln 1,584. Last night’s high scor 166 Center Street night at the home of Mrs. Ronald H. ers were Wflliam ScMeldge 174, F. Ferguson, 16 Henry street. Mrs. Goggln 172, Ed Laird 166, Peter RANGE T h e W . G. Glenney Go. Duckworth is native of Bermuda. UNUSUAL INTEREST HERE VendrlUo 157, Coal — Fuel Oil — Lumber — Mason’s Supplies — Paint Saturday night at Murphy’s alleys FURNACE and 886 No. Main St. Tel. 4149 Manebezter E. E. Scranton, Spruce street tea the lc>^ Red Men bowling team is merch£int, is seriously ill at the IN LINDBERGH BABY expected to bowl Conran’s Five and Manchester Memorial hospital with the following week will bowl over FUEL OIL pneumonia. His route is being cov north in a return game. ered by his son, Clifford Scranton. Youngster’s Aunt, Miss Con Center Auto Supply Your heater needs the Customers who may have been skip stance Morrow, Close Friend ped are asked to telephone the store. Of Miss Hannah . Cheney; SETBACK TONIGHT! Phone 5293 proper diet too Chapman Court, Order of Amar Visited Here. anth, will bold its regular business Moose Home Club blue coal meeting tomorrow evening at 8 Members of the family of Horace Aiiaplcea Women of riie Moose AMERICA’S FINEST ANTHRACITE o’clock at the Masonic Temple. The B. Cheney are particularly interest 6 Prizes. Refreriunents. business will include the initiation ed in the Lindbergh baby kidnaping t6 Cents. of candidates. A social time will story since Miss Hannah Cheney, U R Wrioome. SHOE follow wdth refreshments ill charge daughter of Mr. and Mn. Horace B. of Mrs. Lula Bidwell and her com Cheney was a classmate of Miss mittee. Constance Morrow, M n. Lindbergh’s REPAIRING sister at preparatory school and Is ------Mrs. C. R. Burr will be hostess her closest friend. Miss Constance ^^c)ep In Practice The Manchester Public Market for the meeting of the Cosmopolitan Morrow was a guest at the iCheney club at the Center Church House to home here l^ t Sunday. With a Typewriter Good soles on your shoes morrow afternoon at 2:30. It will are protection against colds. be the annual business meeting for At Home These unusually low prices UNDER - NOURISHMENT members only, with election of of means under*heat! Indigestifm ficers. A tthe conclusion of the busi- Good usable machines as have been set on our quality Fancy Fresh Fish ficers. At the conclusion of the busi low as shoe repairing at both Diana means waste! The right **food*! Fresh Fillet of Haddock...... 17c lb. ness session a dramatic reading in shops. makes old heaters feel young... charge of Mrs. W. Conrow will be R A N G E o n . Fresh Shore Haddock (w hofe)...... ! 8c lb. If you want something better in and gives young hdaters new Steak Cod to F ry ...... ^...... i5c lb. given and guests may be invited for $ 2 2 . 5 0 “ ^ ' ^ this part of the program. range oil I have It. Water white pep, vim and vigor. Cod to B o il...... 12'/2C lb. that has a blue flame which means Ladies’ or Gents’ more heat Try It once. “You’ll T^^'writers and Adding RUBBER HEELS Fancy Cape Mackerel...... lOc lb. Star of the East, Rojral Black .And we have It! Old Company’s Lehigh Large S m elts...... 15c lb. Perceptory No. 13, will meet in be thankful for a Teinkfull.’’ It Madiines Rented, Sold, Ex Anthracite. . . the pure, long-burning, Orange Hall, Friday, March 4 at 8 costs no more than the Inferior oil changed and Repaired. Fancy‘Halibut Steak...... 25c lb. o’clock. ’The business wdll Include you have been using. more-heat-per-ton hard coal that keeps Smoked F illet...... 18c lb. the initiation of a class of candi your heater fit and keeps your coal bills Smoked Herring ...... lOc each dates, and the conferring of higher The down. Pickel Herring ...... lOc each degrees on several Sir Knights. The VAN’S SERVICE STATION LADIES* FLEXIBLE committee in charge of supper ar 426 Hartford Road. Tel. 8866 Dewey-Richman Co. rangements wdll make its report. Jewelers — Statlonera Leather Soles You may think that your filter is getting Land O’ Lakes B a tte r ...... 27c lb. the right diet now! You may think that you are getting all the heat you ehq^d have AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT for the coal it consumes. But isn’Mt worth Home Made Clam Chowder • • ...... 25c quart AUTO TOPS EXTRA HEAVY OAK your while to find outt Hmne Made Codfish Cakes...... 25c doxew FOR MEN Home Baked Beans ...... 15c quart Gsdl us • • • for more heat at less coetl Baked Mackerel, large size ...... 25c each REPAIRED BRUNNER'S MARKET Home M ^e Potato Salad ...... ,.15c Rk DIAL 5l91 Bran^Btuffins ...... \...... * 15c dpq* Curtains, Tops, G. E. WILLIS & SON, INC Home Made Rot Cross Buns ...... 15c doz. Floor Mats OYSTERS ...... 35c Pint Coal — LombOT — Maaon*a SnppHos — Paint Swedish Buns ...... ; ,i5c dba. FRANK DIANA t Main Street TeL 51S5 Manoheat^ Home Made Angel Cakes ...... 15c ea^,X'for 25c Made-to-Order Presh Halibut ..45c iSI SworSSsETSSne 1085 Main BL. Cor. of Eldridge ApptadPies from Fresh Apples ...... 25e each nuness Making, Repairing or Fillet Sole .... .45c lb. Mackerel . .14c lb. 188 Center SL, Near Cbnroh St. Griseo in B ulk ...... v .15e lb. Open Wednesday Afternoons Hard a n t h r a c it e Coal CHAS. LAKING Fillet Haddock, 25c lb. S m elts...... 18c lb. FREE DEUVERY—DIAL 5111, 90 Cambridge St. Phene 4740 ■H\s B a l u Be h ik io t Th b r e a