VOL. LVIL, NO. 1S3 (taaaaUtad AdVertiatag on Page 10) MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1938 (TWELVE PAGESl PRICE THREE CE(

GOVERNMENT FORCES

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OFF SPANISH COAST Declares Its Relations With

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Almniniiin Firm Failed To British Destroyers Rescue OFFICIAL’S PROPOSAl

WOMAN, ONCE Protect Public; Tells Of 400 Men From Torpedoed

Director Of U. S. Borean RUSS HEROINE, 3 Years Of Dissension Warship; Over 300 Be- Baron Von Cramm,

Prisons Declares

TRIALjfTTNESS Washington, March 7— (AP) — lieved To Have Perished. Arthur E. Morgan indicated today Noted. Tejtnis Star, ly Located Ini that he would stick to his post as

Madrid, March 7.— (A P )— De- Barbara Yakovlena, Noted chairman of the Tar.neasee Valley Conid EasOy Be ProvH ztructl^ of a crack 10,000-ton Ui- Authority despite suggestions of his Is Held In Germany two co-dlrcctors that he resign. "To urgent cruiser It. a naval battle off Bolshevik, Testifies That surrender the chance to make some Berlin. March 7— (AP) — Baron In So Small A Cartagena left a gaping hole today Gottfried von Oamro, Germany'a contribution to decency and effec- In the Insurgent fleet blockade of tiveness in government does not great tennis player, was arrested Bu(diarin Soaght Destruc- today by the criminal police on Spanish government ports. seem t be the right course,” he said. Awtertlng a firm belief in the “serious charges.” Hartford, March 7.— (A1 (Reports to the Loudon Ad-< — James V. Bennett, U. S. miralty from the Bi’tlsh destroy- tion Of Lenin And Stalin. social and economic aims of the While admitting Von Cramm had ers Kempenfeld and Boreas said TVA experiment. Morgan added: been arrested, police headquarters reau of Prisoners director, i they rescued more than 400 men “For those great possibilities to be declined to divulge the nature of the to^ay the local jail must ^ lost by habits of misrepresentation, charges. It was admitted authori- from the stricken ship before it Moscow, March 7.— (A P)—Bai^ placid by ai centrally loeat intrigue and arbitrary action seems tatively later, however, that he had sank in flames, ripped by a torpedo bara Yakovleva, once a heroine of tragic." state farm if crime rehabll and pounded by aerial bombs. been taken into custody on "sus- the Bolshevist revolution, came His latest thrust In an open bat- picion of moral dellnquencies.’’- tlon is to prosper. (These leports definitely identi- from prison today to testify against tle with Harcourt Morgan and fied the cruiser ac the Baleares, The tennis star had arrived home “We just have to let the i Nikolai Bucharln, like herself fallen David E. Lillenthal, the other TVA only a few days ago after a world- whose normal complement waa 765 cat die,” Bennett told the ' from the highest ranks of Russia’s directors, disclosed that dissension wide competitive tour. men. The fate of others of the crew leadership. On the witness stand had existed in the agency for near- necticut Prison Association The authorities, however, qualified was not letermlned.) In Moscow’s greatest treason trial, ly three years.. Von Cramm's "arrest" by stating Spanish government authorities advocating a more spirited) Madame Yakovlevs, a large, faded Deferred Public Complaint he had been summoned to police here had not determined whether woman of 53. testified she beard In C^iairman Morgan related how he vention program'. headquarters "for clarification and It was the Baieares or her sister- 1918 that Bucharln wanted Nikolai had put off making public hla He suggested l^ te r ^ examination, pending which, he waa ship, the Canarlas, which was de- Lwnln and Joseph Stalin assassinat- complaints until last week, In held In custody." for those in charge o f | stroyed. Both were new— the ed if they Insisted on peace with the hope of a settlement. In a pub- Children made temporality homeless by the Southern California flood 'stitutlpiui, more pr Canarlas was completed In 1935, the Germany. lic statement at that time, he had are given food at a relief station set up by the'Red Cross and American declared he contended “with an at- Now 28 years old, Baron von means of employing Baleares in 1937—and they were Madame Yakovleva, like Bueba- Legion Auxiliary in a high' school at North Hollywood, Calif. , almost identical In appearance. rln, was a close associate of Lenin titude of conspiracy, secretlveness CJramm has been listed in the "first and a study of disci|: Both participated In the battle yes- in the early stages of the revolution. and bureaucratic manipulation," and ten" of world tennis players since measures as meana Of par a;-l ed a broad Investigation of the 1932. He ranked second to Fred terday. Once she was head of the dreaded ly remedying the situat But regardless ot wbicb cruiser It Cheka, or secret police, and only TVA. Perry in,,the world rankings for was, the lose waa regarded ty jubi- last year she occupied for a time the Later, President Roosevelt made 1936 and second to America's Don thpn added: post of commissar of finance, from public the views of Harcourt Mor- Budge last year. “ But, in the laaV. lant Spanish government authori- THREAT OF PESTILENCE ties as certain to decrease the In- which she went to prison. gan and Lillenthal that the chair- Von Cramm won the Qonnan these are temporary Urged Death of Trio man sought to "rule or ruin” in championship four times and the surgents’ chance of effectivel) en- TVA. ents, and we must look forcing their blockade of the Span- Her testimony, delivered nervous- French title twice and reached the ly in a slow, weak, quavering mono- IN THE W AKE OF FLOOD Chairman Morgan's latest state- final round at Wimbledon three abandonment, lock, stock.» ish Mediterranean coast. The gov- ment, made public last night, was a times, losing to perry in 1985 and ernment fleet returned unharmed to tone, waa a high spot of the after- barrel of the local jail and i noon scasion of the trial of Bucharln letter which he had written on Feb. 1936 and to Budge last year. He stitute for it a centrally ' Its Cartagena base. 14 to Representative Maverick (D., Chance Enoonnter and 20 others on charges of treason figured in one of the most sensa- Tex.). tional matches of all time last sum- ed state farpi.” The battle, which may have an and murder. No Cases Of Disease Yet Re- Standing stiffly erect before a NOTED (ARTOONIST Responding to Maverlck'8 asser- mer, a losing five-sat battle with OorracUve Trontnieut Important effect or the outcome of “With a regional inaUtuUeq. i microphone in front of the judgea’ tion that TVA had contracted to sell Budge In the Interzone Davis Cup the Spanish civil war. resulted from stand, clad In a plain blue serge ported In Califomia But the bulk of Its power to "mono- finals. Later the red-headed Amer- Von (^ m m and his Davis Cup farm, or camp under state dm a chance enooimter of government we can do something towards < suit, with her bobbed hair sUII dork, COMMIIS SUICIDE polistic” companies instead of to ican took nlB measure again. In the team-mate, Henner Henkel, won the and Inigrgent fleets Sunday about public power agencleo, be said re- ing an tndlvidiiaHaed eystsm i Madame Yakovleva said Bucharln Sanitation Condhioiis A re American charapioBBhIp flnals. American doubles Utia lait Moaon. 70 mileA off the port om eithgena. bad admitted lastigatlug talk of de- taUons of the TVA and ’the"AIura- reettve-treatment fo p -tta iiium Company" failed to protect form the banr of our Jail The cruiser was struck amidships stroying Lenin, Stalin and Jacob by a torpedo fired from the govern- Sverdloff, an early leader of the rev- Poor In Wrecked Areas. Body Of Walt McDongafl the public interest. tion”. the speaker asserted. ment destroyer Liepanto as the in- olution. (Presumably, he raferred to He esid the Federal govt transported priaenera to and surgent warships maneuvered In Bucharln, she said, was the Ideo- power contracts made'with a Ten- battle line. There was a tremendous nessee plant of the Aluminum Com- HOUSING ACT DISCUSSED centr^ custody points as many Los Angeles, March 7—(A P )— Who Originated Comic pany of America.) several hundr^ of mliee. explosion, followed by an outbreak (UoatlBoed on Page Fwo) of flames, and the vessel began to Health officials, alert against the “Joker” In Contract " i t our U. 8. MarshfUs can tin threat of pestilence, made typhoid In another power con ti^ t with list heavily. Strip, Found In Shack. port abbit-term Federal prisooerai Government warplanes Increased innoculations throughout flood-dev- private industry, Morgan said, ue BY LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL much as ISO miles", ha mid ' astated Southern California today. discovered a "Joker” which have ferrlng to the Mllafi, Mich., I the damage by strafing the cruiser IF PARLEYS FAIL with machine gim fire and pepper- No cases of the disease have been permitted the Arkansas Power and House of Detention, “why shbuldj reported, but sanitation conditions Waterford, |Iarch 7.— (AP) — U jh t Company "to buy prime not be posslbli to eentraUM ' ' ing It with Incendiary bombs. were reported dangerous. Typhoid The long career of Walt McDougall, power at secondary power rates." stitutional treatment of all Aviators reported a bomb atruck Goyemor Cross, With Party r-rum was flown to Colton, near a pioneer newspaper cartoonist, was Meanwhile, Directors Harcourt term offendura in a' stats in another Inaurgent crulaer of the ARMS RACE STARTS San Bernardino, where the water ended today by a bullet from an old- Morgan and Uilenthal proceeded LATE NEWS that no^bw l". are the bow same size as the torpedoed veaaei, supply was cut off. independently with a proposal for Leaders Meet Today To more than fifty to sixty mllaa I leading to the belief that both the fashioned "horse plsto!" which Dr. J. A. Champion, Ckilton health crashed through his head as he lay negotiating purchase of private al c e n t r a , p o i n t ” Canariaa and Baleares were hit. on a couch in i.la Fern Lane farm- utilltiea in the TVA area. Praises Work ta StNts. Big Lose of Life British Premier Opens De- officer, said there was "some dan- Consider Changes So That FLASHES! ger" typhoid might break out. house. Lillenthal disclosed their “com- Of the xrork being dona In Each cruiser’s crew strength is The body of the 81-year-old ar- prehensive plan for a long-term ad- state Bennett eald; 765 men. Loss Oi life on the torpe- Water distilled in a citrus by-prod- justment of relations between TVA "Generally speaking, bate In Commons On ^ Re- ucts factory was being rationed out tist. author and humorist, regarded Work Can Go Ahead. Wvwtf' doed cruller was believed severe, as the dean of American cartoon- and private power companlea" at a SUPREME CXIUBT DECISION aonable effort b being madf to i despite the rescue efforts of the to residents. ists. was found yesterday by four p-fss conference late Saturday. ate the Connecticut jails in an The toll of dead and missing in Washlngtea, March 7—(AP)— British destroyers, which carried sults Of Peace Talks. boys who called at his secluded Wendell WUlkle, president of the The government arooeeded ia the cient, humane and, progreeelvs j survivors to other insurgent ves- the giant deluge caused by prolong- farmhouse to pay him a visit. Commonwealth and Southern Cor- Hartford, hlarch 7— (A P )—Gov- ner, and 1 am friuik to aay 1 ed torrential rains last week was Dr. Frank Dunn, medical exam- ernor Cross and the Legislative Supreme Court today in Its effort sels. poration, replied immediately that to ooUec^ a 3S84JM deflcteocy ao- make any suggesUons xrltb fi_ Eight vessel., were In the insur- raised to 183 with reports from the iner. said McDougall had shot him- he would welcome an opportunity to Council today considered changes In to most of them which did n6t London, March 7.— (A P )—Prime San Bernardino region last night. aeomnent Imposed sgslast Charies gent battle fleet, led by the cruisers self several days ago with the an- discuss government purchase of the State Housing Act adopted In voive fundamental changes of pO Minister Neville Chamberlain told Most recent estimates of damage cient pistol found clutched in his thsse companies. B. MltcbeU, fornser chairman of the beyond the power of thoea now the House of Commons today that the special session of 1935 after a (Uonttnnsd on Page Fwo) to private and public property still right hand. Approved by Norris National a ty Company of New control. a, If the vital peace talks with Italy s to ^ at the 385,000,000 mark. State Policemen William McKen- long debate and conflict over Its York, ou the ground of "fraud with Senator Norris (Ird.. Neb.), provisions. Bennett pointed out that and Germany, opening this week, zie and Francis Msingln, who inves- father of the TVA act. aaid that os Intent to evede" peying 1929 In- could be prevented abo if the i failed Britain would speec up her (dmtlDued on Page two) tigated the case, made-public this Defects in the present Act, an come tax. already gigantic rearmament pro- he understood it. a "basis for dis- case worker has the training l final entry from the aged artist’s cussion" WouliJ be provided. "1 enabling measure permitting local- facilities to bring to bear upw BRITISH WARCRAH gram. diary: ities, or groups of them, to set up But he said if the negotiations think this Is a good thing," he added. #1 ARE REISCUED pre-delinquent the wcU tr M "Stove won’t work—tough times." Observers noted, however, mark, bousing authorities under the Fed- succeeded disarmament would fol- Originated Comic Strip eral Housing Authority, have made low in due course. LEVINE DEALING ed difference in terms proposed by Shanghai, 5larch 7— (AP)—Op- (OooUnned on Page Six) BOMBED OFF SPAIN McDougall, who had lived here In the two partis. Uilenthal said a Its operation Inadvisable In this erating a breechee buoy from the The Conservative majority re- semi-seclusion since 1918, was peatedly cheered the prime minis- purchase price should be based shore, seamen from the British primarily oit "actual legitimate cost (OontlDoed on Page Six) cruiser Oapetown today' rescued ter as he explained his policy of WITH KIDNAPERS (Conttnued on Page Five) rearming and at the some time try- of the properties less depreciation." seven Europeans and 54 Chlncoe NAVYEXPERDHEinS Not Hit By The Explosives ing to prevent Europe drifting this he identified with Praaldent membera of the creW from the "toward the cataract of war" by TREASURY BALANCE Roosevelt’s "prudent investment'' French steamer Yolandl, aground meona of frank taiiia with the lead- principle. STEPHEN MCKEEVER ou AJceot island off Shantung. Dropped From Planes; Be- era of Italy and Germany. Tells Reporters He Befieves Washington, March 7.— (A P )— . Wlllkle stressed "the Importance Nine Chinese still were missing. ON SMALL CRAEt] Answering opposition charges The position of the Treasury on of aciquiring and paying for utility • • • that he was biased m favor of the Mar(^ 4: ^' properties as going concerns.” lieve Mistake Was Made. dictatorahlps, Chamberlain In a His Son Is Stfll Afire; No Receipts, 326,132,455.67; expendi- ' Uilenthal said the government DIES IN RROOKLYN DISTRESS ON FARMS. fighting s p ^ ^ replied: tures, 332,919,112.61; balance, 33,- did not propose to take over the WasUngten, March 7,—(AP) — To Try Dot European P h i : "I have to -deal with a world in 010,125,040.45; customs receipts for A Federal relief official told the which dlctatoiahlps exist I have Ransom Is Paid As Yet. the month, 33,966,129.20. Lundun, March 7.— (A P )— The (ConUnoad on Page Two) Senate Unemployment cemmlttre Admiralty discloaed today that the no Intethst in other systems of gov- Head Of Dodgers Baseball today there had been " s deluge of Of rmy Torpedo B eitt BrtUab destroyers Blanche and ernment except insofar as they re- applicattono” for rural relief sliiee Brilliant had been attacked—but act on- other countries. I have no New Rochelle, N. Y., March 7— bat September. not hit—by five unidentified bomb- Mas in favor of NazUam. Fascism or (A P )—Murray Levine, father of Clab Had Been 111 For A “"I'ke effecto of the current busi- To Protect Onr Harbort, ing planes. Bolshevism, because all of them kidnaped 12-year-oId Peter Levine, Senatorial Campaigns Lure neoo roocoaloa have by no means The attack occurred yesterday seem to be inconsistent with what la said today that he believed his son been confined to the clUes,” t'or- off the Spanish coast in the same all Important to me because it is was still alive, despite continued Week With Pneomonia. rington OBI, assistant works pro- the root of my political creed—that Washington. March 7—(AP)' — ,‘3 general area where the Spanioh failure to make actual contact with Nine Members of House administrator In charge of The Yfavy b getting ready to sf government fleet torpedoed and is. Individual liberty ” the abductors. ' He also said he be- rural reflet, said. sank one of the Insuigenta prize Opeoa Debate lieved he was dealing with the true New York, March 7.— (AP) — f • • • $8,000,000 on experimental air cruisers. The prime minister, opening a kldnapera. Stephen W. McKeever, 86-year-old surface craft which some iifflnlqtil ' An Admiralty official said ^ pre- momentous "full dress” debate on Washington, March 7— (A P )—AxSenator Brown (D., N.H.), and Rep- MARKET SYNOPSIS. defense and foreign policy, repeated 0 >mroenting on the last ransom larger number of Representatives resertative McReynolds (D., Tenn.), preiildent of the Brooklyn National eye dubiously but nevertheleag sumed the attack on the BrIUab League Baseball clut, died early to- Now York, March 7— (AP)— eager to trj-. the government’s pradicUon of last note, but declining to say when be than usual is surrendering to the is reported undecided whether to veaaei was a result of the naval received it, Levine said: day of pneumonia at bis home in Stocks—Heai-y; lesuiers In oinw That sum is earmarked in the I week that the original estimate of lure of Senatorial careers. get Into the race for the seat of battle. He added, however, that "With the last not there was A survey showed today that nine Brooklyn. He ba< been lU a week. decllue. Hon-dollar fleet expansion biU to<^ It obvloualy was a case of mistaken 37,600,000,000 for Uie five-year plan Senator Berry: (D„ Tenn.). launched last year would not be some indication my boy waa alive, House members have announced Other changes in the House mem- Connected xdth the ciut- for more **®nd^-Eaay; low priced rails un- build » dlrigiUe and swift “ myte identity. sufficient. and that I was dealing with the der new proasure. tery" coast patrol boats rei (Spanish government warplanea their candidacies for the Senate, and bership are In prospect. Representa- than a quhrter-century, McKeever “ For the preservation of democra- right party." a few more are in prospect. Curb— Irregular: utIHtieo and developed by foreign powera. took an active part in the naval tive Vinson (D., Ky.), boa been ap- bad been president since 1932, xrhen speclaltiea lower. cy," Chamberlain declared, “I would He would not aay what the "indi- Although many Parltamentariana pointed to the District of Columbia Concentrating on replacemaot of- ^ battle, bombing Insurgent warahipe Frank B. York reslfcned in a Dodger Foreign Exchange — Lower; aging batUeahlps and other latgw; fight myself and 1 believe the people cation” was. Presumably, be re- contend the Constitution made the Circuit CTourt of Appeals, and xrill reorganization. and strafing their decks with ma- of this country would fight. oterttng and franca In supply. craft, the Navy heretofore baa tiizNf^i chine gun fire.) ferred to a note in the boy's hand- House the more important branch resign from Congress soon. Oldest presiuent in the National "The coune we are pursuifig by of Congress, most Houm members Cotton—Lower; liquidation and ed its back on the pcMSibUlttau o f Sf- Vutborities at Gibraltar said they writing, in which Peter reportedly Five members have announced League, McKoever, cslleo "Judge” foreign aelHng. putting forward our present pro- begged his father: concede there are certain practical they will retire at the end of this "moequito fleet." Oflleera bavu eeJ|e- Ueved the attacking planea be- gram ia the surest way of avoiding by his tntimstea, wai the central Sugar—Soft; easier lipat market. ed such craft ill-sulted to An longed to the Spanioh government < "nease give the men the money. attractions to the other chamber. session: Representatives Umstead figure In the storm that had raged the dread necaaalty of fighting at The salaries of Senatora and Rep- OoReo Steady; trade buytag. defense needs. Seamen from the Blanche said the I have a bad cold." (D., N.C.), Lambeth (D., N. C.I, over Brooklyn management tor aU. resentatives ark the same—310,o5o Pettenglll (D., Ind.), Shannon (D., Senator Borah (R., Ida.), British deetroyera did imt return the The haggard father, in bis first nearly 16 yeara, between McKeever ed tn a statement last n i^ t, “Sublect to reasonable restrlc- extended interview with newspaper a year—but Senatora receive an ad- Mo.), and McGroarty (D., Calif.). MIDDLETOWN RUBBEUY fire. Uon I believeeve inIn liberty ofc thought and the 15 helra of the late Chariee ever, that testlmcay befora The Brttiab deotrojrer Boreea, reportera who have yielded to hU ditional 310,000 annusJly for clerk Representative Dockweiler (D., and------act.lon,, without which there can hire, txrlce -ak much as do Oong;ress. Calif.), is a candidate for governor H. Ebbeta. House Naval committee leCI which rescued aeverU hundred sur-, be no true democracy. I do not be- requeat to remain away from the He lived juet a few blocks from Middletown. March 7.—(AU) — doubt the exponsioa program vlvors from the torpedoed insurgent Levine home, said there had been men, and they are elected for six of that state, and Representative lieve that democracy need necessar- year terms. House members must O’Brljiji (D., III.), Is seeking the Ebbeta Field, where bis Dodgers Thieves that opened a safe in the templated aomething more ; crulaer, arrived' at Gibraltar bear- ily be less efficient than other eye- "no contact at any time” with the Red Wing Gas Company's place ot Uonal defense. ing the body o f a Britiah nramsn kidnapers. run for reelectlon every two years. nomination f o r . sheriff of Cook perform their uas<)ball chores dally teme of government. It may some- during the Nutional League aeason. busineas here v b the combination "Bvory navy of any natkm b ( killed during rescue nrorit Three Answen Qaeotioiu The candidates already in the run. county. tlmee lag behind in making its deci- ning are Representatives Lucas (D., Next door, live hia daughter and method last night took 3250 in cash ways for national defsnoe,” wounded BriUah wtwmea were sioas, but democracy can do what Other questions and answers fol- Statistics compiled for Speaker in.), Hancock (D „ N.&), Wilcox Bankhead ^ y William Tyler Page, son-in-law, James Muivey, a vtee- and overlooked another 3100. Borah, senior RepubUcan ruabed to a military hoepltal. no dictatonhlp can afford to do_ low: of the Senate Forrign 0 « Patrol Doty. D.. Fla..)," McClellan (D., Ark.), former clerk of the House, showed prealdent of the club. A report to police by Mayer Gold, deiqoeracy can afford to make mle- Q. Was this a kidnapnlgT Wearin (D„ la.), Hildebrandt (D., ccmmlttee. The Blanche and the BrilUant A. Absolutely. There Is no doubt the average turnover in the Houae McKeever first became acitociated berg, proprietor, that the burglary $.D.), C3ark (D„ Idaho), Mitchell memberahip every two years is 96 with the Dodgers in 1912, when Move Tawaid Wkr wara en Nyon patrol duty, protect- Deolee Charges about i t . < : was discovered bj an attendant, in- "Every war in these tlmeo ) ing MotraJ shipping In the western (D., Tenn.), and Thurston (R., la.). of tbs 435 members. Ebbets, who bao been a power m Denying eppoettlon diarges that Q. Was the boy kidnaped under dteatsd the trespassers punched out defense. H m Wocld Wlir RepresenUtlve Tobqr (R., N.H.). The largest number of new mem- the club’s affaire sliice the 'WM, a cardboard acting as a xrtndow has been mentioned os a possible bers elected in recent years waa defense an both Ndeo. Jonsa > r a n i w o i ' pane in the absence of glass, and en- aspirant for the aaat now b M hy 161 in the 1982 New Deal Cloogreaa. tered easily.

: V. >/ -Iri . JR TWO MANCHESTER BVEi>rrNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 7,19SS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. (X)NN.. MONDAY, MARCH 7 ,19SS PAGE the oommlssioned naval personnel TAX RATE TO BE RBOOMBIENDBD AT ments after ha dioappaared from FORCES went over to the Insurgent side at AIMOUBNED TOWN MOCBTINO 31ARCH TTH, IMg. achool Feb. 21, but that the dogs TO SEEK TAX RATE had not been used. being received. Have you got the outbreak a t hostilities. Total Appropriations of Oct 1, 1987 ...... $1,130,666.00 WOMAN, ONCE youra? Police and Federal agents have DRA.EHORGAN WAGE ADJUSTERS GOT STEE CHIEFS ENDORSE SDH REBEL CRUISER Since the goremment fleet has Estimated Recelpta: OPENNAZARENE The election of officers tn con- ventured to sea again, It was taken APPROVAL TONIGHT Sources other than Property Tax...... | 360,177.61 avoided open partlcipatlcm In the CHALLENGE AND DANGER junction with a regular business Questions and Answers to indicate new officers have been To be raised by Propertyty "Tax...... 880,388.19 RUSS HEROINE, caae becauae of the father’s public SAYS HE WILL $1,160.13 IN BACK PAY meeting will be held after drill to- USED CAR CAMPAIGN OFF SPAIirS COAST trained. plea be be permitted to deal alone REVIVAL SERIES night. Destruction of the cruiser was the $1,180,666 $1,130,866.00 with "the holders of my boy.” You ore sitting In a theater (with On Reorganization Bill second major loss for the Insurgent Property Tax to be raised ...... $ 880,388.19 FACING TODAY’S YOUTHS Commissioner Tone Reveals a girl)—the film breaks—all ta in One Says Any Plan That Pro- M tnad b»ui p»fa Oae) fleet.. Last April the battleship Es- Levy Of 24 Mills P ro p o ^ ; Property Tax (Collected to Feb. 16, 1938...... 69,111.81 TRIALJfITNESS NOTWTVA ’That 75 Complaints Were darkness—jrou get up and walk out vided Jobs Deserved Backing pana sank off Santander on the Property Tax 9th Dlst to Feb. 16, 1988...... 2,611.17 BRinSH WARCRAFT God la right here. Tlie Jew with Received, 15 Rejected. .(With a girl) No?—We know some- Waahington, March 7.—(AP) —irpraaent ayatom of checking ttU O irren, Cuuulaji and Property Tax Other School Diet Feb. 15, 1938 37.86 (Omtlnaed rrom Page One) (OoBUnaed from Page One) Two Services Held Yester* one who did. Of Every Industry. Here is a questlon-and-answer re- eral expendlturea ? northern coast after bitting a mine Interest Collected to Feb. IS, 1938 ...... Members Of DeMolay Chap- his glorious Inheritance of God la sume-of the government reorgani- and being bombed by government Veter4ms, Zodiig And Po- 8,031.36 not pagan in the sense of anti- Hartford, March 7—Wage claim It la inexcusable that a certain Yes. The office a t con F^flUporta reaching the Spanlab Uen Fees Ck)1leeted to Feb. IS, 1988 ...... 1,117.60 logical leader of a group within tha BOMBED OFF SPAIN utility propi^eq "In toto,” but member of the company passeU by Detroit, March 7.—CTiiefs of tne zation bill, now pending in the Sen- general, now an agent of planes. would depend Instead on purebasa Christ; he la included. Jesus Is stlU day; Re?. Smeltzer To adjusters of the State Department ate: at Perpignan predicted that A sister ship of the Espana, the lice Boards Seek Funds. Moecow InnA circle of the Commu- ' ter Here Told By Re?. J. his older brother and we sympathize of Labor collected a contested sum an NCO recently with a car and nation’s three largest steel produc- would be abolished. Its ! Spanlah goremment fleet were Total CoUected to Feb. IS, 1938 ...... 71.513.93 nist party in 1918. At a meeting of of part of the facilities by dties. didn’t even notice him because well Why ta government reorganization would be transferred to the Jaiftie Primero, which was held by Amount necessary to balance budget . . . . i . 808.87&.57 (Oontlnoed from Page One) power dlstrlcto and rural aoaocia- with any persecuted peoples. of $1,160.13 for Ckjnnectlcut work- ing corporations unUed today In In- proposed? to hold Ita own hereafter. In- the government, was damaged bad- tha group In February, 1918. a cer- "The acid test of the religious Conduct Revivals." ers, from employers, In January —he knows best. Bureau, under the control of of being forced to take refuge tain Stukoff propoaed a resolution tlons. S. Neill They Most Be May we send out an S.O.S. for dorsing Natloniv' Used (?ar Eht- Congressional library records President, and to an auditor ly in an espiosiei at Cartagena Approval of a 21 mlU tax rate, $ 880,388.19 $ 880,388.19 Mediterranean against so-called man and especially the Christian Is and February. Commissioner Jo.seph pert, the outcome of tho war against signing the Brest-Utovsk M. Tone aald today. Albert Rubacha. He must be snowed change Week and In predicting that show that the number of Federal eral who would be responalMz' harbor. She has been laid up for re- propoMd by Town Treasurer Cleorge Grand List Board of Relief, $36,106,317.00. “pirate” raids. upon u s.. .not only in Germany but agencies haa jumped from 13 to 133 Congress. Opponents argue tl_ ' be atfected by the government pairs there since June, 1937 treaty (RusMa'e separate peace Although the. attacking planes everywhere. The great antl-rell- During that period, the Commis- In somewhere. the automobile Industry's program H. tVaddell and recommended by A 31 mill Tax will ra is e ...... $ 886,561.61 with Germany, concluded In 1918). THREAT OF PESTILENCE Ready To Aid Christianity Rev. R. J. Smeltzer of PalnesvlUe, All non-commissioned officers will In 26 years. Proponenta of reor- the auditor general would be abiz | able to obtain more war sup- (Insurgent bombing planes raid- 90% Estimated Coll, as of Aug. 16, 19U .... 779,896.18 were unidentified, the Admiralty of- gioua and antl-C3iristlan and anti- sioner revealed. 75 complaints were to Btlmiilats industrial activity and ganization say that agenciea have the Board of Selectmen, will be Stukoff sold at that meeting, ac- ficial said he presumed they were Ohio, conducted two eervlcea yes- received by letter and tn person have to quality with the Browning check expenditures only after ed the suburbs of ^rcelona again Delinquent tax collected to Feb. 1 5 th ...... 71,612.93 cording to Madame Yakovleva; "We God movement may or may not be Automattc Rifle this year. employment would be successful. spnmg up without regard to a iml- had been made. This, they ' IsMsked Naval Oflleei* yesterday, cau.dng s few more asked tonight of a town meeting to Amotmt of Delinquent tax to collect...... "mopping up” for one side or the organized but it la evident The need terday at the Caiurch of the Naza- from workers attempting to collect 38,979.13 should not stop before arresting IN THE WAKE OF ROOD The Masonic Youth organization, rene, initiating a two weeks series Due to Major C ra m tr, our new The one-week campaign got under fled, efficient plan, and that dupli- would be less effective ttie— ^ (The government has blamed its casualties In the port city, which be held at 8 p. m. In high school other after the naval battle and la for each of us to think clearly withheld wages. Of the complaints, way la.vt Saturday In all parts of the cation, inefficiency and waste have "pre-eudit” work done by the con hall. Baaed on a perfected grand Total neccaaary to balance budget...... 'Lenin, Stalin and Sverdloff, If they mistook the Blanche and brilliant John Mather (Chapter, Order of De what we -mean by our faith. of Evangellstlo meetings. Speaking 10 were settled and 15 rejected. The battalion commander, going to Fort iyjhiM ls around Teruel on the Insur- was attacked trom the air 10 tlmeu $ 880,388.49 continue to Insiat on their line, 'and Leavenworth, Kansas, for a training United States. resulted. troller general. list of $36,109,317, the town offlclala 19$7 for enemy ships. (Osutbioad from Page Uaa) Molay, attended divine service yes- " 'Ck)me ye after me’ is explicit. from the text "Life's Greatest remainder will be disposed of this How haa the number of Federal E^ifntS being aide to import superior In 36 hours. 'Die series of attacks feel that a 21 mill levy will raise destroying them.” “They went for them," he said. month, he said. course. Captain Smith will be our Spokesmen for the steel corpora- What else would the bUI do? f^rhr equipment.) killed at Icast 'ip persons. MARCH STATEMENT FOB TAX RATE. terday In St. Mary's Episcopal It Is a test of loyalty against alien Task" Rev. Smeltzer declared that temporary commander. tions were Myron Taylor, chairman employes increased? It would authorize the the funds necessary to carry through Amount to be raised by property tax...... $1,006,007.51 Deales Betag Present "Unfortunately they were oura.” Armies of workman labored to'* pollution—not to pollute our reli- saving should be man’s greatest Claim adjusters brought about Lack of naval officers eertoualy (On the war fronts there was lit- this year's budget. There has been The planes dumped several bomba dig the flooded area ou( from under Church. Rev. J. Stuart NelU, In And now in closing may I men- of the board of United States Steel Government? workers now total dent to appoint six asslatznts tle notable activity esccpt In south- Delinquent tax received to Feb. 18, 1937...... $ 166,139.99 Madame Yakovleva said she was gion—nor to feel these things are duty In life md gave several ex- the arrest of three employers, one about 812,000, compared with 4$1.- $10,000 a year each. There hampered the government's ef- question as to whether or not a Estimated delinquent tax to Aug. 16, 1937.. 338,000.00 none striking the destroyers, and Its blanket of slit and mud. Ten his anniversary sermon, "De Molajr” of them a continual offender during tion one thing which every soldier Corporation; E. G. Grace, president io .wKiS to operate Its warships. The ern Spain, where the Insurgents cap- unable to attend that meeting, be- outgrown. There Is much confusion amples In bis own life and ministry will always remember. Trusts 000 a quarter-century ago. been little opposition to this 21 mill rate will bring in the total 1636 List amount necessary...... 618,567.66 then wheeled away. thousand homeless were being cared declared that the next ten years about conduct and economics, or demonstrating the value of oppor- th? two months, but arrest waa re- of Bethlehem Steel Company, and Would the bin reduce the num- vision. r^&gWlwnment fleet had been bottled tured the . Important government needed to take the town through ing In Leningrad, but that Stukoff Other Inddento. for. will produce a battleground for the sorted to, Mr. Tone explained, only Pagan! geta one tonight —"Your Tom M. Glrdler, chairman of the ^ t^ a p In Cartagena, because most of position of Cabeza del Mollno.) told her later be acted on Bucha- earning our bread, greater danger tunity speakln.g of spiritual matters First Discharge”. Through the ber of agenciea and employes? this year, in view of the fact that $1,005,007.61 $1,005,007.61 rin’a Instructlona. This was confirm- The Blanche haa been involved In 'DM Oaoualty U st preservers of the Fait’ and will call still, but tbese things are unrelated to others. when all efforts to mediate failed. board of Republic Steel Ctorporatloii. Not directly. It would empower thi town's backlog of delinquent Grand List as completed ...... $85,116,113.00 two other Incldenta. She rescued The casualty Hat by counties for assembly on tbe part of all Individual claims paid ranged In .years you »1I1 treasure this preci- Declaring that unemployment Is CJRAVE.S A C nO N ed to her, she said, by Bucharin, to religion or sadder still, that reli- AAbthe disciples were- charged to ous piece of parchment, yes sir, the President to reduce, merge, London — (API — Ninety taxes has been shrunk greatly dur- 21 mills on above grand list will equal...... 818,507.10 who ordered the minutes of the the British steamer Thorpehall read; Christians to throw out defenses gion does not or need not enter into go out Into the world and become amount from $1.00 to several hun- the nation's moat pressing problem transfer and reorganize agencies, ing the past year by Increasingly It was estimated that 80% would be p^d or 671,805.93 from the insurgent warship Almlr- against tbe destruction of Christi- dred of dollars. The largest num- you'll know by reading that first today and that "any plan that has yearivld General Sir Bhuton BlooA'l meeting destroyed In May, 1918. Los Angeles—31 identified dead; the picture at all. The man of every “fishers of men", the speaker urged rcenlistroent notation "Reenltsted and this could re.sult In some reduc- large collections. The Tax Collcc- G, H. Waddell, Town Treasurer. ante Cervera off Bilbao last April 12 unidentified dead; 26 missing. anity. "The acid test of the rcll- day may think that what he docs be. was In construction trades, with for tts-purpose the providing of jobs tion In personnel. Some opponents chief of the Royal Engineers’ i ^ r , however, has expressed him- At this point Bucharin Interject- and she was bombed by an Insur- gi'ous man and specially the Chris- C^hrlstlans of today to do likewise. manufacturing and mcrchantlle by me In grade one thla date" on la disgusted with the weathor- ed: "Under no circumstances did we Orange—16 Identified dead; 4 un- Is his own business and God la out A direct question here or there re- your first discharge certificate, that should be encouraced," Mr. Taylor say agencies and employea would be SPECIAL! self as confident that he can bring speak of kilUng them." gent plane near Mellila In 1936. identified dead; 17 missing. tian Is upon us, not only In Ger- of it. The fool bath said in his own c.alma close behind. A majority of said: Increased. It has kept him of late frM I In this year an amount of overdue The Blanche and Brilliant are many but. everywhere,” he said. garding the status of one's Chris- tho complainanta are re.sldcnta of you are now really a Soldier. dally routine: descending five : (Starting Tomorrow) the amount necessary to be raised of fact, Ita toll aaa been more severe Taking charge of his own defense. San Bernardino — 9 Identified heart there is no God!” the Psalm- tian existence often Is the needed I’ll be seein' ya. "Fully reaiialng the basic Im- Is there any opposition to this taxes sufficient to complete the from taxes to $808.8’^5.57. In many Industrial sections than the 1,330-ton vessels. dead; 3 unidentified dead; 30 miss- "The great antl-rcllgloua and anti the Hartford area, he said. provision? ' of ataira and walking two budgeted figure. Bucharin obtained permission to The attempted bombing of the ist sang centuries ago. Another spark to give that individual cour- portance of tra.tsportatlon In all Its from his apartment to the war i Based on the perfected grand list, depression, and to be perfectly question Madame Yakovleva after a ing. Christian and rntl-God movement danger today is what we might call forms, and also the crying need to Some Senators have contended For the reason that the back tax a 21 mill tax will raise for the to\Vh Blanche and the Brilliant was the may or may not be organized, but age and new spirit to cadky on in that If the President could re-shuf- .flee where he has to climb SAM YULYES reserve has been so greatly dimin- truthful. It la nothing more than a recess. The woman, her heavy face first serious Incident Involving Brit- Riverside—3 Identified dead; 23 the recent frantic pursuit of God, tho right way. ' provide work tor our Idle men and of stairs to reach his quarter*,^ . $886,651.61, which would be ample relapse on the part of Old Man Re- deeply lined, entered and left the missing. ^ It is evident. The need Is (or each the sudden Interest In theological L 0. L I. TO CELEBRATE fle Federal agencies, he could thwart ished during the past year by a except for the fact that this figure ish vessels off Spain since Feb. 1, of us to think clearly what we mean The Ohioan wae well pleased with women. It cannot be questioned that the vvlll of Congress by wiping out SHOE REPAIR SHOP high percentage of collection. Town covery. Relapses In business as with courtroom through a spectator's when a coal-carrying freighter, the Ventura — 3 Identified dead, 1 religion, without any good founda- the reception given him and Mrs. National Guard an Increased demand for new represents a 100 per cent collection afflicted indlvlduala are oft-ilmes door at the rear, with uniformed missing. by our faith,” he charged. tion of knowledge and historical ex- governmental functions fixed by the . Win Offer For A Limited Time Treasurer George H. Waddell has of alf taxes, which has long been a Alclra, was sunk In an Insurgent . The Sermon Smeltzer upon su-nvlng In Man- 35TH YEAR TOMORROW vehicles would Immediately spring legislative branch. pointed out that no rate of less than tax collector's rosy dream, but has more severe than the original dis- gruards before and behind her. She aerial attack. Offldals minimized threats of perience of God. Jesus said that the (;heater for the first time and de- — News — up If a substantial number of used FIRST QUALITY ease. presumably la held for later trial. further floods and said dams are Followng le the sermon delivered sterile self-sufficiency of man al- Would there be any check on the 21 mills is considered safe for the never materialized here. Manches- The dcatruction of the Alclra before the De Molay order; clared everything pointed to a rous- cars could he sold. President's power? raising of the town's operating ex- ter, according to safe estimates, can To summarize, it Is my opinion Bucharin stoutly defended himself without loss of life catne four days adequate to accommodate expected ways fails—'a short preparation ing good revival. By D.XNNT SHE.V "All of those related industries— No. 29 against accusations of seeking the rains. "On tho tenth anniversary of the will not fit us for so long a Journey.’ Tho bill provides that executive penses. hope for collection of about 90 per that the strictest practical economy after the torpedoing of another founding of John Mather Chapter, Mrs.'John Ellison rendered a vocal Daughtera Of Liberty To Have and there are many—which com- orders for reorganization projecta Some persons have asked why. In cent of the total, or $779,896.15. should be the watch-word with each assassinations of Lenin and Stalin British coaler, the Endymion, with Telephone and telegraph commu- Temptations selection at the morning service and C.APTAIN McVEIOll .VDIIKESSES Turkey Dinner Followed By bine to produce the nation's automo- If caught in a and of spying. But the hopelessness the loss of 11 lives. Both ships nication virtually was normal. Moat Order of De Molay In Manchester, would be aubmitted to Ckmgreas [Rubber Heels view of the fact that the grand Hat Adding to this figure the $71,512.92 appropriation on Monday night. 1 we repeat the words of welcome wc "The temptations of Jesus to re- a ladles trio sang at the evening NCO's Important Meetinff. biles would bctiefit for this revival while In session. Congress could ■now-drift, do has been increased, the tax rate In back taxes already collected this am not a pessimist but 1 think tt Is of his defense—the Mo.scow press had cargoes for government ports. highways were open to necessary sist making stones Into bread, at service. Rev. Smeltzer spoke from of demand, as would all the produc- not race tecr cannot be lowered this year. The indicates he and his 20 co-defend- « This submarine and aerial "pir- traffic. Railroads accommodated gave to you on your first anniver- At a 'meeting of the non-commis- void these orders within 60 days. For Ladies, Gents and year, the Tax Collector must stlU darn near time the tax-payers were sary—Sunday, March 17, 1929:— Satan's request; to resist a short the theme “R^trcshlng News" at sioned officers of the Company yes- tive and distributive groups, whose Would the civil service system be wheeli. This wraites both rub< answer, according to Mr. Waddell, take In on the diminishing back tax given a little consideration. It Is ants are doomed to death—was Indi- acy” brought'a strengthening of the passengers with the aid of busses. cut to economic righteousness, to the evening evangelistic service. terday morning. Captain James' H. The Daughter* of Liberty No. 126 dally needs womo carry Into every affected? ber and gasoline end tende to Is shown in the fact that this year, balance, the sum of $28,979.12 to cated by his readiness to accept re- French-Itallan-Britlsh anti-piracy "We extend to you a two fold wel- Children Attached utterly redlculous to cite any pro- Oovernor’s Wife Marooned come; to the members of tbe Order cast Himself from the church Revival services will be held at McVeigh thanked the men for their Loyal Orange Ladles Institution field of human action." The present three-member civil havre wheels cu t deeper Into only 3100,(X)0 In back taxes can be balance the budget. posed a}>proprlaUon through a sponsibility for espionage activities patrol and British patrol ships were The mountain resort of Camp steeple, to scorn cheap and sensa- splendid cooperation and extra service board would be replaced by snow. The slower they tvim, tbe collected according to estimates, Besides the laying of the annual of his subordinates—for Germany. ordered to sink "submerged” sub- Baldy showed some of the most of De Molay and to the teachings tbe Nazarene church each week will celebrate their 35th anni- break-down In pennies aa to the cost of the Order. tional methods, to resist the dicta- day, Saturday excepted, during the work which they did to make the a single administrator. Jhe Presi- better tractiao they ghre. Now b the Time of-Year Yoar ShoM Need Repairing! while last year the back tax reserve tax rate, the meeting will be asked Britain, Japan, Poland—even marines found on shipping lanes. serious effects of the flood, although 1938 federal Inspection a surcoos. versary tomorrow night In the HEADHUNTER-S JAH,ED dent could extend the cml service was of such proportion that collec- to approve an appropriation of against this or thet property valu- Britain protested stiffly to (3en- “You represent an age of ideals torship of the world of nations In next two wee-s’at 7:30. The public —AND FOIWINTIR DRIVING ation. That la the Old Army Game, though he knew nothing about loss of life there was oomparativdy poverty and despair—‘the king- Is invited to attend tbese Inspira- The commander of the unit also ac- Orange Hall. A turkey dinner will system to cover positions but now tions brought In from this account $1,500 for the celebration being pro- them. erallsslmo Francisco Franco over amalL Four hundred cabins and and of friend^tps. The maturing POWIR the sum of 3226,000. jected for next Armistice Day; $700 under which total budgets gradual- the sinking of the Alclra. Prime youth finds himself on tbe threshold doms of the world and the glory of tional serrices. quainted the members with tbe new be served starting at 6:30 o'clock. Manila. March 7 —(AD — Six affected. ly creep up until the sum total la Bucharin and Prosecutor Andrei other buildings were destroyed. them’ just to bow down and wor- set-up tn the regiment ranging The meeting will follow the dinner men. Including five Ilongot heed- What objections havre been raised Explain Rate for Installation of a stop-light at Y. Vishinsky quibbled nearly two Minister Chamberlain termed the Mrs. Helen Troy, wife of Gover- of enlarged life. He needs a chart from the new colonel Joseph P. to thla? SWITCH TO RICHER The accompanying tax-rate sched- the high school crossing on Main staggering. The astute business man Insurgent reply to this protest "un- and compass for character and (or ship Satan or Caesarism Is easily and all members are requested to huntera, were jailed today" on ISAM YULYES of today watches the penrles more hours at the opening of today's ses- nor John Troy of Alaska, was ma- understood. Nolan to the new captain, the for- plan to attend ac some Important charges of murdering four members Opponents argue that It would ule. as prepared by the Town Treas- street, and $2,000 for use of the sion of Moscow's greatest treason- satisfactory” and new representa- guidance; he needs companionship destroy the merit system by setting QUALITY SHOE REPAIR SERVICE urer. ehowe that the total budget Board of Zoning Commissioners. than the dollars. That Is probably tions were made Feb. 28. rooned above San Gabriel Canyon in the cheer and joy of common "A German ambassador to Eng- STATE LABOR PA R H mer Lieutenant Naylor. Altera- bustnesa will be discussed. The new of a family In Bulo village, Nueva murder trial over the prosecutor's Dam No. 1. land, It is reported, went to Pastor tions to the Company room were set of offlcera coUara will be turned Ecija province, Feb. 32. up a single civil service director R IC H F IEL D im Main Street ^ Johnaon Block for this year 1s $1,130,666, of which The meeting tonight wlP open because there are a lot more pen- attempt to pin espionage directly purpose and achievement. Your also discussed. who would function under the di- $880,388.19 must be raised from with the convening of the adjourn- nies floating about than dollars. 1 Her physloian. Dr. B. R. Lam- organization, assembled here, dis- Niemoeller to rejoin his church. over to the lodge during the eve- A survivor of the Silverio Uhando THE S'j4 F£'^/S'r4 y t on the leader of the 21 confessed bertaon, said he believed she and Asked for bis reasons, he said, 'Rea- NAMES CANDIDATES IJeut. Frey Launches Training ning. The annual roll call will be family Identified the tribesmen as rection of the President. taxes, tho balance being made up ed town meeting if last October at hope ihe tax-payers will realize on conspirators. STEPHEN McKEEVER counts the statement that there Is Would the bill create any new from miscellaneous receipts accru- 8 p. m., this eesston to be Immedi- Monday night that any commit- several companions were safe but In a moral sag In the life of youth to- sons of State.’ Niemoeller said, ‘In- Course read and the officers are reminded the raiders who killed hta father G A S O L I N E ately followed by the holding of a Bucharin denied that Lew M'. need of food and medical attention. sufficient reasons.' Jesus wants Tonight Lieutenant .‘Uephen Frey to wear white. and three grown brothers. agencies? ing to the town, pn this year’s ac- ments involving recurrent appro- Karakhpn, former head of the Far day. You reflect the Ideals and Allen Heads State; Nominees It would set up a Department of AfK YOUR DIAlIl FORl count, there has been collected so special town meeting. Prior to the priations for up-keep or mainte- DIES IN BROOKLYN He and three others tried unsuc- friendships of average youth, for more. will launch the 1938 Weapon Train- Mrs. Annie Johnston would like The sixth prisoner was a CUiris- ON WINTIK OmVIMO Hill far In back taxes owed to the town meetings’ call to order, the Board Eastern section of the foreign nfln- cessfully to hike to where she was "2—T will make you ' to become Represent Divergent Trade ing Course. There are five phases tian. Authorities said the head- Welfare to take over vrarioua so- I nance will In the future, as In the Istry, was a "German spy” but final- the better things of life.” to meet all nr.embera and former cial programs now being adminis- from previous years, the sum of of Selectmen will hold a preliminary marooned. Efforts to land an am- fishers of men.’ It Is more - than Union Organizations. of the course. The first, which Is members of tne drill team following huntera vlaited this man's home be- HYGRADE OIL CO,; session at 7:30 p. m. past, cause a mounting operating ly said he knew Karakhan was as- (Contlnoad from Page One) Gulden Of Youth sight-setting commences tonight. fore raiding Ubamlo's cabin. They tered by Independent agencies. $71,612.92, which. In effbet, reduces budget and a resultant hlgnei tax. phibian plane on the lake also "And again—on your fifth anni- mere scramble for God. Whether the business meeting of the lodge, IS Charter Oek Avenue sociated with Germany. failed. for crafty selfish reasons, or vague The members of the company will said Ubando and the man undsr ar- ' Would there bo any change In the If you, Mr. TM-payer, desire to Bucharin asserted, however, that versary on Sunday, March 18th, Fulfilling a forecast that its slate o^ahe has some Important bualnesa rest had argued recently about some A ^^Questfon Mark" gave him and his brother, the late Officials conferred today on rais- generalities, as His followers wc are all receive the opportunity to look to dlacuas with them. keep the taxes down, watch the he objected to giving away any ter- Edward J. McKeever, a half Inter- 1931—we aald;—"The appearance asked for more rigid reasons. ticket for the 1938 elections would through the sighting bar and later land. small appropriations as well as the ing funds for rehabilitation. Ehu’I of any group of people, especially OPEN FORUM ritory when the writer, Karl Radek, est in the club In consideration of Lee Kelley, state director of public Sin of Perjury draw heavily on the trade union tc place the bottom of the bull on big ones. told him In 1931 of alleged conver- a loan which helped the Brooklyns young people, at a Service of religi- movement, the newly organized La- the target on top of the front sight, LEGION AND TOWN MSEONU Yours truly. sations by Leon Trotsky with Nazis works, said $1,000,000 would be ous worship, as an act of faith In “Jacques DeMolay raised his man- the latter being In the middle and What Is It? out of financial difficulty. made available to repair and re- acled hands to heaven and prayed bor Party of Connecticut, an affili- Popular Editor of The Herald: WILLARL B. ROGERS a',.out such territorial grants. In 1925, whea Ed McKeever and God, is a gratifying security (or the ate, of the Socialist Party, U. S. A., half-way up In the rear sight. "One In the American Legion section store bridges and highways. welfare of a community. Tbe Order the Lord's Prayer and then exclaim- Manchester, Conn. Bucharin Insisted Karakhan nego- Ebbets died within a few months of ing In a loud voice: To say that haa announced the results of of the first things a man must know, c the Buddy Column, In Saturday's March 5, 193b. tiated for neutrality. "We feared The Red Cross reported 5,601 of Do Molay represents an effort to state-wide poll to determine the states the lieutenant. Is the nomen- each other. Internal dissension be- homes badly damaged or destroyed lead and guide youth In the paths which la untrue In a curse both Market Issue of the Herald, a paragraph Germans might invade the Soviet gan In the Dodger front office. It against God and man. Not one of party's candidates. The party's clature of the rifle." However, with Mnr! SuuUi^iJ/ PxeetieeU' was devote 1 -o the coming Town Ujiion on news of our coup,” the ex- In Los Angeles, Riverside. San Ber- of right thinking and right living. choice for governor Is Devere Allen. the previous training all members BE SM ART 866 Main 8t. Rublnow Bldg. has lasted ever since. At that time, nardino, Orange and Ventura coun- Any such effort has our whole- ua has ever betrayed his God or his are expected to know all the parts Meeting. Somev'here fctween Uie edltor said. He told of to^ng with Ed McKeever’s interest passed to country. I do confess to many sins, WUton editor and author, who Is a "Where 'nirltty Hhnppen editor’s leak and the presses the NAVY EXPERIMENTS the Idea of seizing and arresting ties. It asked $800,000 from Swth- hearted and sincere support and member of the American Federa- of the rifle by hearL Tonight the Yea! It really Is the smart Shop” Stephen McKeeve-, and the Ebbets' em California donors for rehaUlt- co-operation. The Christian Church but I disdain to add the sin of per- lieutenant will atreas the difference thing to do — prepare now middle dropped out of the para- members of the Communist party share of tbe club wa;: divided among jury against the innocent and noble tion of Teachers affiliated to the LINOLEUM graph, and was lost. Cooperating congress in 1931, but this was aban- tatlon. la honored by your presence and A. F. of L., and of the American between rifle markmanihlp and for your Spring permanent ON SMALL CRAFT Ebbets' heirs. A storm of moderate Intensity order of the Temple to my other musketry. Marksmanship la when with a aeries of our Invigo- for with the r'er.oanent Armistice Day doned because of fear It might Wilbert Robinson, who had been you are, we know, helped and en- sins.' ■Newspaper Guild, a C. I. O. affili- W ell— its' going to b e .a t Every TUESDAY SPECIALS Committee, we ure trying to arouse arouse mass Indignation. was reported by the Weather Bu- couraged by the words of the Spirit ate, aa well as a member of the Au- a soldier fires with a known range rating scalp treatmenla. WALLS — COUNTERS — TABLES I "Monstrous Crime” managing the team since 1911, was reau hovering 350 miles west of of God In bis holy place." “It Is to. regain such spiritual at a target and musketry la wften a Your aealp and hair wlU feel active Interest In the twentieth an- lOnntlnned from Page Une) elected president and Stephen Mc- leadership In and of religion that thor’s League of America. Allen niversary of 'he day that assured “We contemplated a monstrous San Francisco. It was expected to "We repeat how happy we are to ran for United Stajes Senator In group shoot with no special range better and your permanent b o d y's- M ark e t, an d it is q uite a Keever became treasurer In a new sweep In off the ocean late today. tbese next ten years cry to the given them. Lieut. Frey will also Is sure to look better. tho people of the United States that according to her statements, con- crime," Bucharin declaimed. “We have you here again. youth of America and Germany and 1932 and 1931. i^er- , Pork Chops ducting a war against China in self did not do It, but the conception and Bct-iip. But a rift develoned In the A slide, caused by heavy rain ‘The words of the text from tbe state the difference between align- some of us would return fron. the previously friendly relations between the world! To become fishers of John Vaninetty of New Britain ing the sights and aiming. The com- *ar, still alive. Will you kindly print defense. discussion of such an Idea shows the yesterday. Interrupt^ traffic on ■cventeeth verse of tbe first chap- will make the run for Lieutenant su rp rise! . ' monstrous criminal color of our or- .McKeever and “Robbie”, and for the the Bayshore highway south of San men; to hold strong to the survival pany will be divided Into groupa un- Telephone 6824 the entire notke, viz: "I do not believe that this huge ter of St. Mark's Gospel—are— values of religion; to have an un- Governor. He also has had experi- der a non-com and will remain For Your Appointment C lb. spending program ean be Justified ganization.” next few years, the affairs of the Francisco. "Jesus Said.” ence In politics, having run for the "On Monday. March 7, there will club were In an almost continual There are 3,300 "unfed and hun- compromising sincerity for tho ne- with that group until after the fir- W a tch T h e H erald an d W atch It 17 be a Town Meeting. All veterans upon any reasonable conception of Bucharin said the Idea of a palace "The test of our Christian life and cessity of God; to continue the same office twice before imder the ing on the Bolton range for record BEAUTY SALON national defense,” Borah added, de- revolution was born among bis so- state of turmoil. Finally, matters gry” flood-stricken migratory (arm Christian civilization rests upon candidacy of Mayor McLevy of are urged to attend and express took such a turn that the National workers In Madera county, but food search for the new morality and has been completed. 120 Center Street your opinions regarding tho cele- claring It was "a long atep toward called Rightists In 1939. The first to what He said. We must Interpret then hear what the preacher of Bridgeport for the Governorship Overnight Camp t Unca EdHioo Kuehn assertea he had already hidden in the lake, questioned Jos- rooent statements exprezstng to evade—In no other way can we 36, saw the plane atrike the tree Drug Store— .to Assorte d C o o kies (Bowl Free) were said to have succeeded ta o om paid $1,000 for the teeth, or $600 doubts of the effectlveneas of the re-build the sp rlti^ fouhdatkms. yesterday and start to smoldei arltb Prka Par V I eph Lazzaro, 35. a Brooklyn laborer LeagtM of Nations, have appeared to PISHES reaching shore. Coat that worn Llnoloom or ahabby above the agreed price, but the jury on relief. Later they released him. "(a) WTiat are our own Interests? Bucklea helpless In the wreckage. itCaato) abandon. What la there in it for me? looking floor srlth UN-X. Makra old A N G US P A RK M ILL was convinced at $5,000 had been Sergeant George OorslUa a t the Unusual importsnoa was attached TODAY They climbed the tiee, extinguish- In Germany, it is estimated that 2 lbs. 2 5 c agreed upon for tbe regular set and New Rochelle police dlaclooed blood- "The selflab questions come first ed the fire and lowered Bucklea SO Inaects destroy one out of every floors look like new. EAST GLASTONBURY, CONN. to the debate becauae of the vital —‘3 5 ® B r o a d c a i t a t 1S$8” and must be met—"Me without that $150 was reasonable for the hounds bad been obtained in the conveiaatlona opening this week feet to the ground irttb ropes. five apples, one of every ten grains No 'phooe orders. One eaa to a other. YLUS . . rth a Kid CooBoa BaMT Thee"—is pagan. The difference Hospital atten(!anta said Buckles Ed uca t or C r a x (large pkg.) 15c hope a t tracking ^tha boy's naove- arith Italy and Germany. between a Christian and an aUen of | of wbeqt, and one of every 13 pota- custoroer. suffered shock and cheat Injurlea. Look for tbe Raxan Store SlgB. MANCHESTER eJVENING HEIi AL1>. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 7,198S

try road. tba flnanclal world; that the ele> way at an tmdespaliing choice, we "Gospel". 4UmrlrrBtrr may ba vety^sure Indeed. I.J T h e' Friendship Class at the mint of private profit will have to ' ’ Olingtofi congregational church _____ lb______^__ ba dtvoread from the institution In new York will hold Ita March social at toe Cttntittg U m ilb which provides the Industry, busi- INEXPLICABLE home of Mrs. Mary (Ordtsen of ness and agriculture of the nation Somers.road. jsLnHBo at m Well, well, the at-angest tblnga Sen. Bradley CaUfi Meeting To Many at Reheareol PBINTINO OOKPAMT, tNa with their life blood—currency and By OEOBOE ROSS ^stMl wit of this day la Dorothy EUsworyi, Me., March 7.— (A P )— i^darlea. He had served os a State Settle Diapote Between Old The Joint rehearsal of bands from II BISMU ItTMt do certainly faappeni Parker. 8o many acid and scathing r- X 4 profit. Representatlve and Senator before And New Guard Groups. Broad Brook, Windsor, Tbompson- UuMkMiar, Ossa. Somebody tipped the State Police New York, Feb. 7.—There is a libels she never spoke are attrlbuteid Death bad severed today another raoMAB paRaoaoM Bo here we have a truly funda- becoming attorney general in 1005. ville, toe Arabia Band of Hartford AM a people, toe Italians do not surface calm on Fifth Avenue, Park to her that the man-ln-Uie-street link wlta Abraham Lincoln. Muu««r at Beacon Falls, the other evening, ■ He held that office four years. Bridgeport, March 7— (A P ) — and toe Elks Band of tola city prov- wrant war. They have an attitude pa«B4»<» oto W T 1, i i i i mental proposition; one of those Avenue and Sutton Place that must regard her aa a calloused Joke- that a oockflgbt waa about to be Hannibal Hamlin, son of the Born at Hampden, near Bangor, The FMrfieM county Republican or- ed most successful on Sunday af- of friendliness toward toe rest of vital matters affecting the very would deceive all but the knowing. ster. Nothing could ba farther from ; Bvmhit Bxe*pt Emancipator’s vice president o f the Aug. 22, 1868, Hamlin was too ganisation, original battlegnnmd of ternoon at Maple GroVe. Tbeae joint the world, but no one con tell what ataged In a hall -over a Waterfauiy Underneath the veneer o f the the truth. Monthly Session To Be Held In I aal ■•liMrA ■aUral at th« heart of our great economic prob- same name, died In ' a Bangor hoa- young when bis father became vice- the fight between New and Old rehearsals have been beld montoly will be done by toe government. Rupture Trusties Rm at HaaeaMtar, Ooaa, aa ’grill.” The lieutenant ta charge richest residential district in the First, Dot Parker Is not guilty pital last night. Ellington With Lewis Phelps lem of keeping going the machinery president In the first Lincoln admin- Guard groups In the party In the during the wrinter. The" next he- —Rev. Robert W. Anthony, recently daaa Mall Mattw.______notified Waterbury police headquar- pity seethes a feud that grows it even half the epigrammatic As a small boy be had been Of Andover Presiding. ___ bearsal will be beld on Sunday, returned from a trip to Italy. Elastic. Hosiery of production and distribution— at- istration to remember much about state, will meet at the county Court . ^ «»«CIUPTIOII KATM ____ ters Police beadquartera notified more bitter day by day, ’ with slurs credited to her. Secondly, dandled on Lincoln’s knee while the those stirring' days In American his- House today. April 3 at Saengerbund Hall, Park ff'* T a a f Bp Mall tracting scarcely a ripple of notlca mansion set against mansion and she is one o f the softest sentl- Civil War president and his chief tory. _ Rockville, March 7—The Tolland street, Hartford. We had our bands tied because of Belts, Supports two plaln-elothea officers In a radio luxurious apartment against lux- mentattsta around these parts. aide talked over problems of those The meeting has been caHed-hx, the way toe state presented toe case land where a beautiful In the country while a dozen sub- But he kept a mental picture of Senator J. Kenneth Bradley, cbalr- -XJoimty Democratic Association will Endorsed for Office . dutcheia rules, and pretty I f ------I ii car. The radio oops report that urious apartment. But-the battle Thirdly, she waa never more dead troubled days. A t the meeting of toe Fourth Dis- to us. P.*,Omm tmr •••••••••«. jects of Infinitely less Importance Lincoln 08 “a kindly man", and re- i_an of the organization for action bold its March meetli)8 tonight at little princes and princess- Fittings at your own homa they made a "preliminary" survey does not Involve the Four Hun- serious than she Is these days Apparently recovering from a called the consternation in the capi- trict of toe American Legion held ta —John DlGlldo, _ foreman of toe es place their pictures on at no extra charge. ■ OP THB AMOCIATMD via with each other In commanding dred except as amused spectators; after her return from Spain. skull fracture resulting from a fall on a proposal of the Fairfield town Ellington with Lewis Phelps of An- ppstage stamps, where sn- and decided that with about alxty tal at the President’s assassination, committee that town committee Putnam on Sunday, Attorney Philadelphia jury which acquitted PRCM for tha contestants are the impec- For several months, she has In his borne here Feb. 25, Hamlin, Bernard J. Ackerman o f Rockville Mary O’Connor in the killing of clent knlfthte and crusad- I; h”Tka Aaaaatatal Praia la laKaatrati' flmt position In the line of contro- witnessed by hla elder sister. Miss members be made eligible for mem- dover, president, presiding. Repre- ers parade across the world Expert guarantees perfect person! reported to be In the hall, cable butlers, maids and footmen tolled for Republican Spain^ vriUi who waa 79, took a sudden turn for 5-year-oId Nancy Glenn. aalMaB U tka aaa at rapabIteatloD versy. Sarah Hamlin, now dead. bership In the organization. sentatives from all of the thirteen was unanimously Indorsed as a can- on more postage stumps, and King fittings. an atw a llapatahai iradttil ta it they had better get some help. So of the world below stairs. pen. Money and In the flelll She the worse yesterday. A bachelor, Hamlin lived In a didate for senior vice commander of Wencsslaus stares out from a postal aat aikarwlia aralltal la tbli As a nation we hball probably A one-time attorney general of A t the last meeting, on Dec. 16 towns of Tolland County are ex- portrait Come to this tiny Duchy, F'sK they cruised around town picking H ie feud broke out in a mild ta a tireless organizer of affairs stately, old Colonial mansion here Rep. Noah H. Swayne of Darien, toe American Legion Departm8fit I f any nation builds to a point ■ "Reasonable Prices (■par aal ataa tka laaal aitn eak>have to undergo a lot more growing way a couple 'of months ago when that yields ftm& to the Loyalists. Maine,--Hamlin had been active In pected to attend to the number of of (Connecticut Attorney Ackerman of putttag us In Jeopardy we sbould ■mailer than Rhode Island, through jM a« kaniA up two or three more plainclothes A lover of blooded horses, be had House leader, made a surprise at- about two hundred. the road made possibl- by our stamp the anual Butlers’ Ball was held. his profession to within a few hours Is corporation counsel for toe City build a fleet sufficient to overcome A budget payment plan if All rlpkla at rapablloatloaa at pains—some of them pretty agoniz- She has had little time for wlt- kept a large stable in younger tack an Bradley's administration The Ellington Democratic Club, albuma. We h ve made up a epeclai Ipealal llipalahaa harala an alio policemen. When they got back to Harry Beney, who wears the Uv- Uclsma. She never did. of the accident that took his life. of Rockville, Is district member- that Inequality. you wish. ing, no doubt— before we arrive 'at 9 SIA \ M O NS ST U D IO C O U C H ES years. accounting of $8B,0(X> in campaign with John B. Girardlnl, president, packet of tO Luxemburg atamps. which we’ll give Instead of ths tha hall there was nobody Uxlarc,. Ary Of the Herbert L. Batterlee's Always a Republican, aa wrus his He left a grand-niece, Miss Louise funds In the 1936 election and ship chairman of the Legion, for the —Read Admiral Clark H. Wood- the point of maturity and real ca- t baa made elaborate prepartions for past (our years has been district ward. regular pric of tSo at tho\ special . Pan aatalaa allaal at R. M A Barr- About ten mlnutee before, however, (o f the Morgan clan), headed the What’s the ObJeetT father, Hamlin early turned to poli- Hamlin, and a grand-nephew. Dr. charged that the 1986 report -failed entertaining the group. Evln Hew- Frasek price of only Itc. to approval laa. pacity for self-government ball commlttes and printed a pro- There's alwajrs a new game to tics but his career In that field never executive committeeman on toe there had been a sudden exodus in d isco n tin u e d co vers Hannibal Hamlin, both o f New to meet provisions of the Corrupt lett of toe State Motor Vehicle De- api llcante only. If yoii ever hoped to gram notice that his coterie had keep the smart set titillated and the took him beyond Maine’s boun- York. Practice A ct In specifying the pur- state committee, and Is past grand Germany Is holding her hands out ' get a packet of atamps you’d want to ‘ : Maaibar Aanrtaaa Niwapapar Pak* partment will give an Illustrated to England In (rten&hlp, provided shew off, this is It. Don’t forget all ■MMwn Aaaoalatlea.______from the ball, several, of the hurry- squelched an attempt to make a latest la "Subject.” You tbink of a poses for which expenditures were chef de gare o f toe 40 A 8 o( Con- ‘ITiese are oil ilp-to-the-mlnute deelnis that will be lecture. Although toe state election necticut. The meeting was attend- England recognizes Germany’s nat- I,i.xemburg atamps are very difficult A GREAT SMELL ing sports carrylDg the kind of racket out of the affair. Robert show, person or book and then get featured throughout the year, 'rae covers have made. in toe fall la still many months m get—eo rush your order now. PBkUahan RapnaaBtatlnai Tka HIder, who serves the equally ed by members of posts from Tol- ural demands for return of colonies. M la i Matkairi Bpaalal Apaner—Now boxes that game cocks are trans- an a ^ c le symbolizing It. been discontinued; we can't match them again; so their monthly meeting tonight at Bradley announced an audit was away, toe Interest and attendance Frasek Con.pany. D ept 684. White So the New Deal la going in for wealthy Marshall Fields, bad un- Thus, when Sam Byrd, ths ac- SEEKS TO ADMINISTER the home of Mr. Ernest Evans. underway and the report on this land and Wlndhar.i counties. The —Franz von Papen. Plains, N, Y. fark. CkleaBO. Datrali aal Boitoa. ported In. And the cocking main we must clear theaa floor sampled from our stock at eaito meeting Is Increasing. state conve lUon will be beld In New phosphates. President Roosevelt Is kind words to say about his politi- tor and producer, was playing It In order to make way for the new fabrics. It's an Tuesday evening a rehearsal for may be given to the meeting today Although the state election In toe BBBR AODIT BURMAO OP hadn't even started. cal opponents. at the home of Dorothea Law- In reply to Swayne's charges. London, July 27 to 30. anom expected soon to give s lecture. In opportunity that comas seldom. the play "Johnny Grows Up” will be fall is still many months away, the Now the dispute centers on a rence, the opera star, someone { ESTATE OF FATHER After toe last meeting Bradley Past Chiefs Club the form of a message to Congresa, Somebody said he guessed the held at the house o f Mrs. Arthur Interest and attendance at each |>C>^Tha Merall Prlallas OM saai las., club sponsored by the Beney-ites held a mousetrap over his head. {44.50 Simmons Nationally Advertised "Princess’* J. Vinton. answered toe Swayne attack by meeting ta Increasing. The Past Chief’s club of the Si^aassaMa sa BaanaM raapoBalbllltz on tha high Importance of, building cock-fighters got a telephone calL Pythian Sisters will hold a meeting and a magazine approved by the This symbolized the show he is model with arms and back rest. 1 long and 2 round Mra. Edgar Storrs o f Springhlll, pointed references to John Buckley, All-Rnckvtile Club to Meet ' Ibr tpaearapbieal arrere appaartna la Now who could have sent ta that Tolland county leader, and there this evening .with Mrs. Sadie Nut- alias Hat aiiBla la Ika Haaabaatae up a greatly enlarged phosphate In- Hlder-ltea. Neither side will ac- playing In. "O f Mice and Men.” pUlowa. Blue ^ 9 0 7 R Local Woman Establishes Her Conn., visited her son Mr. Gilbert call? Isn't It all very mystifying? knowledge that there Is any merit has been a considerable interchange The AII-Rockvllle Club will hold land of Orchard street. ‘ IB MaralA dustry by which the distribution of Storrs and family this week end. a meeting In the Exchange Block ta the other’s club or magazine. •lulcler Profits Claim On Basis Of Brother’s between party leaders since with Announce Services Particularly when sidewalk observ-* 849.70 Simmons Nationally Advertised ‘Tilt- They all visited Mrs. Flora Hall of this evening at seven o’clock. All some new concentrate of this vital Perhaps it Is Just a tempest In a GrazlcIIa Porraga, the stager, la Unknown Whereabouts. the Bradley-Pryor forces demand- Rev. D. George S. Brookes, pas- MONDAY, MARCH 7 ers said that among the hasting away" model with armi and back rest Glastonbury, Sunday afternoon and members are urged to attend tola plant food shall be greatly In- gilded teapot but In some domes- back from Paris with the news that .ng the ouster of "selfish leaders" tor of toe Union Congregational throng that barged out of the hall as sketched. Grean cover ...... 9 0 0 * reported finding her ta excellent meeting. St creaaed. And back of the phosphate tic establishments the footman (a dress designers there are perturbed health. Mrs. Hall Is one of Cov- and Bradley’s opponents, calling for church announced toe plans for the MOST IMPORTANT BILL were quite a number of city em- {49.75 Simmons Studio Couch with New York, March 7.—William a halt on tater-county scuffles In To Visit Manrhester Sunday evening Lenten services propaganda will be, eoon probably Beneyite) will scarcely address the about the Big Apple and are spon- entry’s oldest Inhabitants making A large group of members of I back reel and arms. Brown cover...... 9v«Je Henry Hale Hazen, who was the the party. which will be held in the chapel at ployes—not to exactly say officials? butler (a Hlder-lte) and it may get soring campaigns to subordinate lit her home these latter years with Fayette Lodge A.F. A A. .M. will at. Tonaar Senator Robert L. Owen to make Ita appearance In the form C A C V T P D A A ^ $49.70 Simmons Studio Couch; regula- f o O Q father of Maude Hazen Woodbridge Since the last meeting, when seven o’clock; March 13, Rev. Ed- We guess Waterbpry Is Just a lit- to a point where Society will have to the waltz and rhumba. They her son Robert. tend the meeting of John Mather M Oklahoma, now practising law In of a Coogreaslonal bill, a scheme to *■ Uon model with S-pUlow back. Green cover state Ctaalrman Benjamin E. Har- ward L, Wield, pastor of toe Rock- to step ta to preserve the peace. claim that Big Appiers lean to of No. 495 East Middle Turnpike, Chapter, Order of Demolay at the tle too sophisticated for people In a {09.70 Blmmona Studio Couch in burgundy Rev. Leon Austin preached on wood’s name w-aa linked to toe ville Baptist church: March 20, Rev. Waahlngton, who with Senator Car- somehow or other put the govern- skirts and sweaters Instead of the Manchester Green, Conn., left an es- MancUestcr Masonic Temple this quiet town like Manchester to un- You can own any one of thesO cover; 3-pUlow * 7 C the theme— “The Coll o f Christ,” Bradley-Pryor wing, Harwood has George W. Stephenson, pastor ol tar Olasa was co-author of the orlg- ment Into the fertilizer business on Weeping Wit flouncy attire that means money tate not exceeding $10,000 In per- evening. A t thl.s time the Initiatory Undoubtedly the most mlsunder- In the till on the Rue de la Palx. studio couches . . or any Wat- model ...... / D for his first Lenten Service. The taken occasion to declare publicly the Tolcottvllle Congregational derstand. sonalty and no will when he died on text was, Matthew 4:19, "Follow degree will be conferred and two Mnl Federal Raaerve A c t appeared a new and grandiose scale. kins Furniture for that m atUr (g ) $09.70 Simmons NaUonaUy Advertised Beau- August 5, 1936, according to the that he is not aligned with any fac- church; March 27. a concert by the Me” and he read, Matthew 4:12-25 tion or group In the party. r.ockvtlle boys will be among the M e r e the House Banking and Cur- It ta hinted that the objective la . . OB ^ oenvenleat W-B tyrsst modala In cholca of rust or *7E! daughter, in her application for let- Salvation Array Band of Springfield; for the Scripture Reading. The members of the class of candidates. April 3, Rev. William F. Tyler ot fancy Oommlttsa on Friday last and day offers one of the beet ways to burgundy covers ...... ters of administration upon the The meeting has been called for to be the opening up of the mining 8m^ doiTO payment; ea^ ^.00, Simmons NaUonaUy Advertised Beauty- choir sang the anthem. "Dear the Vernon Center Congregational '^Oo.oo reduce the hips and is probably the property, which today, under a $5,- ■fged the committee to approve the of low grade phosphate rock In re- Spirit Lead Thou Me," by Miles. 7:30 o’clock and will be followed by church will be toe speaker and on Health and Diet most effective kind of exercise for w e ^ y Inst^ments; moderata rest "PuUeasy" model with arms and f o C O C A 500 Dond, standa granted to her by NOTED CARTOONIST refreshments. BMman bill providing for govem- gions now Inoperative, through a W ashin g to n the purpose. By re-arranging your carrying charge. Brown co v e r...... Surrogate James A. Delehanty. In The flowers were furnished by Mrs. Sunday. April 10, Palm Sunday M nt owners)^ of the Federal Re- {39.00 Slmmona Nationally Advertised Slumber addition to the daughter, Mr. Hazen Charles Smith. Sunday evening at Longview Meeting there will be a special program In development of electrical reduction Advice schedule, you should be able to walk March meeting of the Longview- Bnrva Banks. That Senator Owen, Daybook part of the way both to and from ^ King model In burgundy cover; C A may be survived by a son, Jerome the Christian Endeavor Service, the COMMITS SUIGDE keeping with the season. and concentration In which the sur- By UK. FKANH UcUUt Bonaparte Hazen, whose where- study on "Rebuilding Rural Amer- Parent Teacher A.-wociatlon will be Speaker on Wednesday Whw ileallng with this particular work. OPEN TUESD AY 1 long and 3 round p illo w s...... 9 ^ 0 aDw held this evening at eight o’clock at With the exception of a few minor plus power of the numerous govern- " By PrtMtom Grovat" " abouts, If alive, Is unknown. ica" was completed. Next Sunday Damon Lodge, Knights of Pythias iBhlaet la deserving of the most (dnntlniied from Page One) toe school house. will hold the first of a series of ment-sponsored hydro-electric de- Washington—A year ago died a HEMORROIDS State gaaollne taxea In 1937 yield- Should the son be living and and through Lent the book entitled, changes, centered mostly in the BHFsctful hearing would seem to be found, the estate will be divided “Ctarlat of the Countryside’’- will be This will be an Im'porlant meet- talks at Its meeting In Castle Hall velopments would be employed. Hemorrhoids are responsible for ed the Texas public schoo, fund ing with officers being elected for arrangement of shelves, the 1938’ man who would have made for him- equally betwMn both I children, the subject The meeting will be credited with being the originator on Wednesday evening. Rev. Dr. •RScated by the fact that the Fed much discomfort. Not only are they {10.296,463, the hlgirway construc- M , C H T T , L . \ J / / J K | N S the ensuing year. It Is planned to Thus It la proposed to create a self a Roman holiday of thia naval otherwise the entire property will go held at the Parsonage, 7:30 p.m. of toe newspaper comic strip. C-eorge S. Brookes of this city who Norge Rollator Refrigerators are capable of producing local discom- tion and malntenanca funo {20.592,- have the election of officers take m l Reserve A ct has been ten thou- to the daughter In due time. Jerome He worked on toe old New York is State Chaplain of the Knights of great new industry employing large building program. 'The name Is f i t which is very annoying but 927 and the coimty and road district Coventry Grange observed Neigh- less time than ta previous years, identical to the 1937 models. You BBad times proclaimsd to ba far Bonaparte Hazen, the missing son, World and the Philadelphia .North Pythias will be the speaker at toe numbers of persons, vastly Increas- William Mitchell, one-time chief of they also seem to have a profound Indebtedness fund {10,296 468. B R O T H E R S , I N C bors Night, Thursday evening at with a nominating -committee ap- according to an affidavit made by American, and also did cartoons for meeting this week. can buy, while a limited stock re- BMd away ths best piece of banking effect In producing nervousness. their hall. A varied program con- pointed to bring in a slate of can- ing the permanent productivity of the army air corps. Not a public his sister, was born at Flshkill, N. the McClure Syndicate and national- Cornelia Circle er anrrency legislation that was peep Is heard out of the array these When the patient 1s bothered by sisting of a musical skit, and mu- ly-known magazines. Among hla didates for the office. The commit- The Cornelia Cfircle will meet on mains, new 1937 model Norge re- American farms, preventing soil •my fni-m of nervousness It Is im- Y., on May 30, 1884, and named BPSr adopted In this country; and days, however, as the navy bids for sical numbers waa enjoyed. Weth- strips were “ Absent Minded Abner," tee Is composed of the following Tuesday afternoon at the home ot frigerators at savings of $26.00 erosion and fl'xxla, etc., etc., etc. portant to make sure that no rectal W alter Hazen. About three years ersfield, Hillatown, Rocky HUI and r- embers. Walter Rau, chairman. tta t such recognition comes from a billion dollar building program— later his name, without a court or- "Fatty Felix," "Hank the Hermit," Mrs. J. C. Whittlesey of Park street. iirltatlon exists, and when it Is East Hartford Granges were invit- and "Teddy ta Africa.” Miss Laura Lou Gowdy, and Miss to $100.00. But you must cho<>Be It will be Interesting when tha and probably will get It. der, waa changred to Jerome Bona- Schools RMpened b B partiaa and all Helds of endeav- found to be present It must be over, ed. Other visitors Included patrons Gertrude Fuller. But the argumenta against build- parte Hazen. McDougall covered the White The public schools of the town ot at once for they’re going fast. ' bt . Naw Deal attempts to explain how come before expecting the nervous Dr. George S. Brookes, pastor of ing naval monsters which were ad- At 14 years of age. according to from Little River, West Springfield, House during toe administration of Vernon, both grade and High school, It la to fit In this wholesale enrich- symptoms to disappear. There are Theodore Roosevelt and became a the Union Congregational church We’ll ^adly hold your refrigerator So whan Mr. Owen says that vanced by General Mitchell are hts sister, be left home but In Oc- Andover and Rolton were present. reopened this morning following toe ment of the BoU, and of course very few parts of the body where the Past Master G. Raymond Johnson personal friend of the late Presi- W’lll be the speaker of the evening. annual February j-ecess. for future delivery for a small WkUs the act was well drawn for Its whispered about among army men nerves are sci sensitive and s> easily tober, 1920, paid her a visit and dent. A t one time he lived on an He will have for his subject, “ Inter- great lncrea.t to^qiect dreds of friends. Hla poverty wraa equlpped stage, two Bnwinunlng the hips, would be brought about by CA M ELS A GREE WITH ME Ota, thrw theaters and a n ' any o f the activities you mention. A BOfik of tha Uffe Bfocuttp of quite Toluatary. iUa'end waa the ra traafoorUOaM systeak i Vnalt walk o f tour or five b Um a ■’' i i * •» 3E81X BIMCHBSTBR EVENING HERALD, B4ANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, MARCH 7 ,19S» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, MARCH 7,193$ PAGE 81 UTY Worth (Clark, Idaho, on- "Foreign aide of the Are diatiict and an alarm Adam Exp ...... 7:80 o'clock a t the Sub-Alpine Club • 4 - cljalne or zroups ttierM t unitsa apM l- liam H. Bruns, Jr. championship Sings Too Loud. Air Redue ...... on Eldridge street o o u t to co M t (e to 0) dMlfD Atlono includo all avaU ablo outlona. Chestnuts and. American Defense"; pair contenders; The New York Of Daughter 6 Years waa turned In from Station 46, Group Of His Colleagues And 6 Let’s Pretend. WJZ-NBC—1»;30 Vivi-Anno Hultecn, Swedish which broufht out both plecei of Alaska Ju n ...... Prooram a aubjoct to obanbo by atationo without proviouo t^otloo. P. M. Four, champions In four skating, ' A esnary that has turned Allegheny ...... The Senior club of St. Mary's NBC-WEAF (RED) NETWORK midwest — wmbd wlan wibw lifh Distinguished Citizens Of Farm and Home Hour; 2:30 Music ChfiRipion, Heads Larne and the famous Kadettei, a skating ter Department Cafl* Are apparatua of the department Stephen M. Murray To ,Ad> wkbb wtaq wkt>h wcco wtbt wnox Guild; 4 (dub Matinees; 6 Harold Lewtahuig, Po., March 7—(AP)Bwtilla and 50 of the 60 membera of the crooner b u been produced by Allied Cbem ...... Sopt Harry Smith Telb Ki- Girls' Friendly society will bold Ita Annual Visitation To Be ift.*'® ■“.-•fPt' »"se WM« »l«r woo State_3Vin Serve Rites Group Of Stars For Show, quartet presenting the last wrord to he was to that vldnllv j Patrick Madden of 138 Bissell Am Can ...... woah kyw wfbr wro iray wboo Nogs 1 orchestra. WOR-MBS— precision and rhythm dn Ice. A —A aeoldlnB givoa to a (ouf-ysar- postman. department. monthly meeting toniorrow night at WMo wtam ww) waa) wdol; Midwotti WOUNT.—kvor kla koh ksl kfvo kfbb 6:45 DeWItt M. Emery on "The March 18-19. _ old child to a lonsly mountain cabin ed, Saves Nearby Sheds; dress Open Meeting h S t street from the several score of / Am Home Prod ... tbe home of Miss Hazel Greenaway. r. who wow wrtaf $rlr$» k«tp: COAST—km koln kol kfpy kvl Ktfo koy Bridgeport, March 7.—(API — A brilliant assemblage. Indeed, and Bhowtn quotad Mn. No young songsters bred" during Am Rad St 8 ...... wamDsI25BedsWinBe Made Tomorrow Night; MouMafnt koa kdyl; boutht wmbr* Cont. East. « group of his colleagues and _ men Small Business Man." one that would do credit to a skat- Chrlatmaa day six yoara ago wros now estranged from h«r hi vie. ed by outhoriUos today os a the post winter. Instead of be- ' Am S m elt...... John Anderson of 157 Pine street paemo: kf) kaw Itotno kho kpo kau. 4:tO— 5:80—“Stapmothar.** Skateh — distinguished In Connecticut public Some Tuesday short waves: With nearly two hundred skaters ing performance to much larger es saying the child was Shot i Booster Tank Big Help. Bridget’s Hall TonighL ing a feature in tbe feathered Am Tel and Tel ..,. optional st a t ions fotwratO InUr- basic; Kathryn Cravon talk—woai life will serve as honorary pall WEXAF W2XAD Schenectady 6:36 taking port, including the greatest cities than New Haven. link to a posslbls raoUva to a mur- ately that sha kept HUifi Needed h Five Years. waa surprised yesterday, on the oc- Active Week At Temple. ohangoably .on otthor red or BlsnP 4;4S— 6:45—Hilftop Houoo. Skit—to « p. m. Short Wave Mall Bag; QSC der cose. . tort world, this little bass-canary Am Tob B ...... notwerka): Baaio - taatt wlw wfoa 5:00— 5:00—Proao Rad4o Nawa Poriod bearers at the funeral of Louis tee stars (ff the amateur and pro- The title of the preoentatlon Is a threat from her hushaad _ O BIT UARY casion of hia birthday, when 30 B’.Oo— 5:08—Now Horlsono. Explororo GSB GSL London 6:40 "Golden fessional ranki, the New Haven has been unable to And a home Am Wat W ks...... friends from Hartford, Glastonbury waan wwk wool: Midwoatt wood w*) Reilly, managing editor of the "Rainbow Land," and aa the name D istrict Attornay WitUom L. would "kill her” If she dlfi wabf whow wrbe kaoo kana. OTHER B:1S— 5t1^"Ooor Toathor" Program Rose" musical play; Ran Moscow 7 Skating club will present Ita sixth Showers, pressing the taivestlgatlon agree with the story ha . A Ave-rodWfr houae on Doming Brother Stephen M. Murray, M. A. —one that is permanent. Anaconda ...... and this town gathered at the home STATIONS - Canadlant 5:50—Now Horiiona. Evplorora Bridgeport Post and Telegram and Implies it will be colorful in the ex- The little Bing Crosby canary Armour. Ill ...... A 126-bed hospital will be needed Manchester lodge of Masons will w t cfcf: Contrail W(Sfl wtmj w)ba wday 5:80— 6:30—Boako Cartar’a Comment Sunday Post, tomorrow a t 10 a. m. program In English; WIXAL Boston annual production In the Arena. treme. The entire personnel of Into the shooting of Mabel Near- the autharitlee. abneet. Wapplng, waa deatro3red by DEATHS of New Haven will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Wittka for a 5:4^ 6:48—Lum and Abner Sketch 8 Harvard series; DJD Berlin 9:80 New Haven, on Friday and Satur- of the East side came along like Atchison ...... ; 8B^ -in Manchester in ffve years, Harry dinner party. Mrs. Wlttke prepared be host to the district deputy for koam: Sdutht wtar wptf wla w)a« at St. Ann's church. the New Haven Skating Club, num- hood In 1981 for which her father, 0re at noon today. The property la speaker at an open meeting of this district. Frank E, Newton, to- wfiA-waom wJod wsoe wfbc wwnc weae 5*00^ 7:0^Pootlo Moiodioo - oaot: "Tristan and Isolde”; OSD G8C day evenings, March 18 and 19. Arthur, fa) being held, sold: many another chick and grew Aviation Oorp ...... 3% C. Smith, superintendent of the Me- a delicious turkey dinner with all 25T* wmob w!da Chicago • No So Long Ago—west The veteran newspaperman died bering nearly ten-score of talented owned by Mra. Kate Porcheron who Compbell Council, KnlghU of up with a strong voice, albeit a Baldwin, C T...... morrow night who la making his an- knro woa! ktho 5*1^— 7:18—Arthur Qodfroy, John Salb GSB GSL London 10:10, America This Is the A nt year that the well amateurs, will appear with the "I understand ha reprimanded aooducta a poultr>’ and egg bualneaa Columbus, tonight In the basement • H mortal hospital, told the Klwanls JlSA Axln's, and everybody present —boatc: Jack Shannon* Sbng—woot suddenly Saturday morning of a spiaks from the U. S.; JZJ Tokyo known BUm City organisation has Deaths Last Nh ARVID F. GUSTAFSON little below the usual range of Balt and O hio...... 844 nual visitations. Th* Manchester kth* kark k|mc: Mountain: k»ir 5:80— 7:80—To Ba Announead (10 m.) heart attack. guest stars in group numbers. Ctore- the child before this bappsnad.” He and the houae waa occupied by Mra. of St. Bridget's church. Brother Bendlx ...... C ub at its weekly noonday meeting' enjoyed the meal and the nodal officers will exemplify the entered • ktar koh; Paelfte: kfbk Vwf kmj 7:0(L-. 5:00—Tiah Story Oromatltatlon 12:45 new Japanese music. scheduled Its yearly entertainment Murray will dlscuu insurance fea- " such songsters. When he bad ...... 1244 a t the Y.M.C.A. today. In pointing time which followed. Mrs. Flora kom. The list of honorary bearers; f)illy grilled since early November, added that ha had "learned enough" Poreheron. her aged mother and two gotten out of his birdly swad- Beth Steel ...rr:...... 66 apprentice degree and a feature of Cont. Caat. 7:30— 1:80—Pick and Pat Fun—boa)e for twro nights. However, turn- the New Haven skaters will vis from the girl's mother to warrant ■victoria. B. (X—The Meal : anna. A defective chimney waa tures of the order. Borden ...... out that more -room and additional Nelson made and decorated a large the evening will be a portraji] 5:00— 9:0(^Rkdie Thootro—c to cot U. S. Senators Francis T. -Ma- awray audiences In recent years DIES THIS MORNING The speaker la a member of the dling clothes he was bundled up ..... 18 equipment is a Vital need of the birthday cake, 8:30—Jack Armstrong. 8ortal~- 8:00—10:00—Wayne King WalU—to c with their Internatiimally known the tovestlgatoto Henry Joseph O'Leary, 56, h alv ed the cauae of the blaze. The ml Inv T r ...... standing social committee will be interest to Masons and affiliated or- •5®^ YrCS—Amoa ’n* Andy—aapt: Hat wham Ittlka wear wxyi wjtn.wayr wraal yean and one of the most versatile told the Chicago Association of Town of South Windsor in which Back went the noisy one into ...... *1% . Sporta, Commant—wrat wfli wabv weor weky wip6 wean wtee Superior Court Judges John A. Putnam— Attorney Bernard J. Dancing Masters that dances of the (UiUd’s heart. president and a former attoni^ | Com! Solv ...... In charge and scr*-e refre.shments. ders follows: YjIS—Unelo Eira Radio Station and colorful performers In the pro- the Porcheron property ia located Away Suddenly At Home. the run of bird stock and for a ...... 8H wlou; Midwaatt wonr wla kwk knil wrtn Cornell (uid Cart Foster of Bridge- Ackerman of Rockvjlle, widely grandmothers' time may again be This version waa accepted by Dr. aral of Maine. Cons Edison ...... They have also decided to award Tonight 7:80—Now York Parodo—wraf: wmt kao wowo wetn; South: wrtd wnbr port, Edward J. Quinlan of Nor- fessional ranks. From the amateur Walter Glover who had iaoued the wUl vote tonight In town meeting time be was penitent and sub- ...... 2144 home cooked food for playing Masonic Social club bridge party. John Harriek. Barltono. and Mt f - krrv kfdm wrol |rria wjbo wdau waga known In American Legion circles, popular due to tho current cycle of Cfaieinnatl—Alberto Morin on an appropriation ' for the piir- Cons O H ...... •I'd Rhythm—network WBRn kxya: Mountain: klo kred kthf; walk, Kenneth Wynne of New Ha- division will come Stewart Reburn certlAoate of accidental death. l o r ^ , 71, former banker and i dued. Then another customer, ...... prizes. John Mather chapter. Order of 7 :0 ^ t:00—Bumo and Alton by Radio Pacific: kgo kfnd kox k n kora kjr waa endorsed /or the post ot senior and Louise Bertram, Canada's civil war books, stories and motion Chaae of Are Aghting apparatus for another sale, and off went the Ctont C o n ...... 4244 ven, P. B. O'Sullivan of Orange, and vice commander ot the state organi- The ease was revived by Corner of Italian noblemen. Arvid F. Gustafson of 48 Cobum Corn Pixxl ...... DeMolay, 10th anniversary de- 7:M— 8:8^Alfrod WaMonotoln Oreh. iNOTfit See WEAF*NBC for optional Frank P. McEvoy of Waterbury; greatest duo-performers; Polly picIctures. He predicted that even the WUIlam B. Roth recently who laid the newly formed volunteer depart- crooner-canary again. And Just ...... 6444 The American Legion auxiliary gree. All Maso:is welcome. ■ ^55"“ •:0O—PIbbor McOoo*o Program flat of otatlono.) zation by Legionnaires of tha Fourth Blodgett, Otherine Durbrow and Pol>lka, created In 1840, and the ment In the Wappii.g area. Road, chief engineer of the public ! as quick he came back. Del Lack and West ...... 7H Spftalnv A tha OIrIt Cont. Eaot. Judge Samuel Mellitz of Common he heard vartoua reports from America’s Arst theater wi Douglas Aircraft ... will hold Ita regular business meet- Rainbow Girls advisory board Marok Wabar Muale—to o District. Ste.te officers will be elect- Audrey Peppe, all soloists and con- schottlsche may return. neighbors of the Nearhood family Dlacoveis'd ll.i Hon schools here for the past ten years, I "What did you feed that ...... 3944 meeting. •*•<►“ 10580—For Man Only—woaf wnar 4:80— S:S0—The Singing Lady—oaot: Pleas Court here; Compensation ed at the annual meeting next sum- to WlUlomsburg, Vn., to 1716. The lire wa.a discovercil by Bert died suddenly this morning at 10:30 j Dupont ...... ing tonight at the State Armory. wtam wwl wlw: Haro No. 1—want To Bo Announced—woot canary," they asked. "He's got ...... 11744 Tiieiwlay Night 4:48— 5:48—Tom Mia. Sketch—baale: OimmUsioner E. T. Buckingham, mer. p Porcheron a eon of Mrs.,rorcheron o'clock a t hl.s home of a heart all- | Eastman Kodak ...... 15444 10:00—11:00—Jorry Bloino Orchootra— The Chicago Cadota Quartet—woot Probate Judge William W. Bent, U. a voice like a blue-jay. And Elec Auto U te .... The North iletbodlst Ladies Aid District Deputy Night, Man- Amoo ’n* Andy—waat rapaat ' who waa returning troin work on ment. Mr. Gustafson wa.s ill Inst I what lungs for endurance." ...... 18 chester lodge. 10;S^ll;3^Eddy Ropero A Orehootra 8:00— 6:00—Newt: U. S. Army Bond S. (Commissioner Samuel Reich, Thompsonville—The drat Presby- October and was forced to leave his Gen EHec ...... S9H society will meet Vedneaday after 11Meintiro Orrhaatra 5:30— 6:80—Boaten'o Watts Soronado ^■tm aster Peter M. Davey, state terian church voted to extena a call > a farm nearby juat before noon. He No sale. The iMadden bird noon at the parsonage with Mrs. Wednesday Night 11?8<^17580—Loula Armttronq Orehoa. 5:88— 5:88—The Rovoloro — wJa only: ran into the bouse and notlAed bia work for a time but returned In Gen Foods ...... 3144 Rakov’o Magle Rhythm—chain Public Works (Commissioner Robert to the Rev. Russell Van Alen of hatchery has one|'robusti leath- Gen M otors...... William T. Wallace, who will be (u: Temple chapter, Order Eastern , mother.' They at once gave atten- December and continued at his post er-tongued basso who can out- ...... 3444 Star, annual meeting. CBS-WABC NETWORK 6:45— 6:48—Lowell Thomao — daat; A. Hurley. State, Motor Vehicle Harlowtoon, Mont He will succeed tion to the removal of Mra. Porch- until stricken last Frld.iy. | Gillette ...... 10>4 slsted by Mrs. W. F. Hadden. Rev. BASIC — Eaat: wabr wadn woko wcoo j Concert—woot: Tom Mix—midw rpt Commissioner Michael A. Connor; the Rev. Dr. W. Fletoher Daum, croon any canary^ In the land. Hecker P rod...... W. T. Wallace will give a brief talk Friday Night wool wtr wkbw wk^ whk wjr wdre 6:00— 7:0(b-Muaio lo My Hobby Prog. aron's mother, a woman of 82 Widely Known. | But he's looking for a home In ...... 6% Second sitting. Social club bridge. wcAU wj a o w p r o wfb! wl ov w g a r : Mld» 6:19— 7:16—Throe Chooro Trio. Vocal Formor Lieut Gov. Roy C. Wilcox who resigned last September to ac- ycara of age, who la an invalid and He wa.s bom in Manchester on Hudson Motors ...... 7% on "A Reconciliation Trip to Saturday Night wooti wbbro wfbm kmbo kmn» what 6:3(V* 7:30—Carol Woymann. Soprano of Meriden, International Revenue cept a pastorate In New York. March 17. 1891, the son of Mr. and ' which to exercise I his unusual Int Harv ...... China.” based on a study course he kfab k n t 6:48— 7:48—Barry MoKinloy*a Songs . took her to the store of Constable vocal powers. Anj[ offers? ...... 6544 Regular setback series. EAST—wbno wpy whp whoe wore efrb 7:00— 6:00—Mtlody Pussloa. Ore.—to r Collector Thomas S. Smith of Hart- Hartford—Automobile accidents Prepare NOW For Spring Cleaning pursued in New York City a few , t^llam Waldron on Ellington road Mrs. G. Alfred Gustafson df 58 Int Nickel ...... 49*4 ekao wlby wmao wasg wnbf wlhi wkbn 7:80— i:KV-Qrand Hotel Play—to e«t ford, former Mayors Clifford B. Hackmatack street, both of whom Int Tel and T el...... weeks ago. All ladies of the church wh)o wkb) IrOO*. 6:00—Phlladalphia Oreh. — to r cost 289 lives during 1937, 14 less and also-told him of the Are...... 7H 6:00—10:00—Warden Lowoos Dramatic Wilson and F. W. Behrens, James L. than In the previous year, it was re- survive him. He was educated in Johns Manville ...... 76 will be welcome. There will be work DIXIE — wwat wafa wbre wqam wdnd McGovern, president of the (Con- The conatable and the aon hur- for the Memorial hospital. klm wroe wlac wwl wtoe krld ktrb ktaa 8:80—10:80—The Not'l Radio Forum ported by Motor Vehicles Commis- ried back to the houae, and a t that the local schools and graduated IN LOS ANGELES. SEEKS Kennecott ...... 3644 REDUCE COUIffY JAILS waeo koraa wdbo wbt wdao whig wdbl 10:00—11:00—Nawti Bert Bleak Oreh. necticut (Circuit of tbe Associated from Pratt Institute In New York Lehigh Val Rd ___ ...... WWTP wmbf wsja wmbr wala kttil kgko 10:10—11:80—Flak Jubllad Singara Press; sioner Michael A. (kmnor. The re- time the northeast comer of the Stephen M. Murray 6 wcoc wdno wno» kwkh know wmmm 11:00—12:00—Chick Wabb*c Orehcotro duction in fatalities was shown City, after which he waa engaged Llgg and Myers B ...... 9214 SnpL Harry o. Smith Arthur W. Johnson, of this town, wjno webo wpor wmat weoe wrrm 11:80—12:80—Deacon Mooro’o Orehoo. Henry D. Bradley, Harold C. Get Your Household Equipped botue was burning.' There la no In the electrical Acid there for Af- Department, a gnidii.-itc of Provi- Loew'a ...... a freshman in the metallurgical en WITH BIG STATE FARM, despite an increase in the total Are protection In that area and aee- ADDRESS OF FRIEND ...... 47«4 Main, Robert Emmet Donnelly, teen years. On returning to Man- dence College from which Instttu- I Lorillard ...... 16*4 hospital has a capacity of sixty beds glneering course at Rensaelaer Francis J. Brennan. Humphrey number of accidents from 17,088 in Ing that it waa not possible to ex- but the.average census runs be- 1936 to 20,156 last year. chester, be conducted an automobile tion he received the degree of Bache- Mont W ard...... 33*4 Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y., OFnQIAL’S PROPOSAL 8:00—“Tlsh’’—Mary Roberts Rlne- Doulens, Daniel I. McNamara, Dr. Unjgutsh the Are by taking water agency and garage before ^coming lor of Arts. He took a post gradu- Nash K elv...... tween 70 and 80 patients, which has been formerly initiated a mem- Robert J. Lynch, Thomas Kirby, from a brook that Aows Juat waat Joe Madden In California ...... 944 makes their care much more ex- hart. Hartford—Devere Allen of Wilton Now With These Specially connected with the school system. ate course at Notre Dame Unlver- Nat Blsc ...... ber of PI Kappa Alpha fraternity, Dr. Thomas P. Murdock of Meriden, of the house or from the brook to Writes To Learn Where- ...... 1944 pensive than If the hospital had 8:30—Pick and Pat to pipe smoking was nominated for governor to head He had a wide circle of friends and where he received his M aster Nat Cash Reg ...... 1614 He Is the aon of Mr. and Mrs. Hen- (Continued from Page One) W T I C time. Earle C. Martin, James V. Joy; . a slate of candidates chosen to run the north of the bouse, they hur- was well known throughout the of Arts degree. He has Ailed posts abouts Of Andrew Erickson. Nat Dairy ...... facilities for a larger number. ning A. Johnson, 75 Laurel atreet, T. A. D. Weaver, W. Raymond ried to the home of C. B. Buckland, ...... 14*4 The speaker also declared that Traeolen Broodcaottog ttanrtea, 9:00—Lux Radio Hour. on tho ticket of the newly organized community of Ane physique and a as Assistant District Executive In Nat Distill ...... 2144 and a graduate of Manchester High niques which psychiatry, the medi- Flicker, Joseph Wynkoop, James V. located at Buckland and Demlng genial personality. charge of education for the Boy practical experience is aa much of Hartford. Goa a. 10:00—Wayne King's orchestra. Labor party of Onnectlcut. form- Priced Appliances N Y Central ...... 1714 School. cal profesaion, and the aoclologtst Massey, Leigh Oannenberg, Howard •trccta, who turned in a talephonu Scout Council of Chicsgo, III., fol- Joseph T. Madden, who has been a necessity in a hospital as a good 86.606 W. 1640 K. U f U M. 10:30—Brave New World—U. 8 ed recenUy by a group of Left Wing Mr. Gustafson served two years making his home in Montana for NY NM and H ...... 2 have developed. Office of Education. I. Comstock, Fire Chief Thomas F. call to the Manchester Fire depart- as a supply sergeant In the 7th lowing which hs waa a Boy Scout North Am ...... medical education. One of the draw- Socialists. Announcement of the the past year. Is among those who ...... 1844 Herbert H. Longaker has return He said the Jail waa but one fac- Boaterii Stoodard Ttme 11:00—Sporta—News. Burns, Supt. of Police (Charles A. slate was made thus far In advance ment. Regiment, N. Y. National Guard, executive In Marquette, Michigan. Packard ...... backs at the local institution is that tor in "this vastly complex problem Wheeler, and Frank J. Quinlan, He came to the Knights of Colum- are now in Los Angeles. Calif., aC' ------4'bwhen good doctors and nurses are ed to Farmlngdale. L. I., after 11:10—Jimmy Dorsey's orchestra. of the fall elections in order to per- Two Pumps Roapood and saw service at the Mexican cording to a letter recelyed fi-om Param P lc t...... 9»4 of crime prevention”, but that It president of the Laurel (Club. border. When the U. 8. entered bus as Field Secretary- of the Boy trained here, their services arc spending the week-end at bis home. PJM. 11:30—Sammy Kaye's orchestra. mit ample time for circulation or Both pieces of apparatus of the him today. The letter was post Penn ...... ------20 4J His son, Richard who graduated presented a problem having an al- 4:00—Lereaao Jones 12:00—Jack Crawford’s orchestra. ' Manchester department responded, the World War. he enlisted Imme- Scout Bureau. Phelps D odge...... nought after, and many times secur- most "obvious answer.” petitions) to win the new party a Brother Murray ia known marked from the California city on ------25*4 ed, by other hosplUls. Mr. Smith with the 1938A class from Manches- 4:13—Ths Story ot Mary Martin 12:30 a. m.—Orrin Tucker's orches- place on the ballot. but when It waa found that the tire diately and served ns a sergeant, March 1. He Intended, when the Phil Pete ...... ------3744 ter High school, and has been at the "By abolishing the Jail and the tra. was outside of the district, Fred being on foreign soil from May 16. throughout the country for his ora- Pub Serv N J ...... told the Kiwanians of the efforts to system under which It now operates 4:80 — "Hughesreel" presenting Naugatuck—State Senator Julius 1918. to July 14, 1919. torical ability and is well quallAed letter waa mailed, to spend a few .... 8044 train attendants and also to assure State Trade school since gradua- Rush Hughes, news <»>mmentator S w e e p e r - V a c Bweet, who waa driving No. 2's big days In that city. He wrote to Man Radio ...... 6S tion, accompaniod his father and and substituting for it regional Tomorrow's Program Stremlau of Meriden, asserting he truck, stopped the truck and waa He was a 32nd degree'Mason, a to explain all phases of the Knights Rem R and...... proper care of patients before their 4:48—Ths Road of Life of Columbus program. cheater friends trying to get the ad' .... 1314 will be emplojred at the same planL county Jails supplemented by local 5:00—"Dick Traqr" a. ra. RADIO favored raising old age assistance later sent back to tbe bouae as member of Boiling Springs Lodge Repub Steel ...... admittance to the hospital. housea of detention, by adopting beneOt payments to $10 a week in- and .Salaam Temple of the Shrine Other speakers on the program dress of Eyald Erickson, a former -----17 Manchester is fortunate, he said, the Seversky Aircraft Corporation. *:15—Terry and the Pirates 7:00—ETA ALPHA Programma. ______Day ^ there waa need for but one piece of this evening will be Attorney Wil- Manchester resident, who he Rev Tob B ...... ___ 3944 meiuurea designed to keep people 7:80—Shoppers Special. stead of the present monthly aver- apparatua. of Rutherford. N. J, He waa also Safeway Stores ...., in that serum can be obtained from out of Jail, by a more extended uss 5:80—Jack Armstrong Eastora Stsmdanl rime a member of Scandia Lodge, Order liam J. Shea, who will speak on thought was Hying In that city so ----- 18 the state in unlimited quantities to Manchester Girl Scout Leaders' 5:45—"Little Orphan Annie” 7:45—News Service. age of $26.36, called upon membera C o m b i n a t i o n By the time that tbe cull was fraternal featuces of the Knights of he might call on him. Since tbe let. Schenley Dia ...... -----3344 association will meet a t the Y. M. of ball and personal recognisance, 8:00—Treasure House. of the Fraternal Order of Eagles to aant and the apparatua had made of Va.«a, of this town, the Broth- Sears Roebuck .... combat diseases. He said that Afty by centralizing and Improving atate- 6;0D—Nawa erhood of the Emanuel Lutheran Columbus program. Attorney ter ■was written several things have -----59'4 per cent of the hospitals in the C. 8. Wednesday at 8 p. m. For the 6:15—"The Revelers” 8:15—Shoppers Special. New York. March 7.—(API— cooperate In a drive for "construc- a three and a half mile run the en- Charles O'Dowd, Deputy Grand happened In the California city. The Shell Union ...... 1444 wlde probation systems x x x your 9:00—Music in the Air. tive" revision of the state law. ehureh and waa serving as a trustee Socony V ac...... country are supported by publlr convenience of leaders who have 6:35—Musical Interlude A mothers-ln-Iaw parade will be the tire top of the houae waa In Aamca. Knight of Campbell Council, will address of Mr. Erickson Is not .... 14H funds but tha* the Memorial hospi- troop meetings Wednesday evening community can clean up a local sit- 9:25—Star Gazing in Hollywood theme ot an extra half-hour for Hartford-Former Governor John It looked as though the large chick- of F.maniiel at the time of his preside. known by the person to whom the South P a c ...... uation, whicb I am sure no one eon- 6:80—^Wrightvills (Jlarion death. .... 1744 tal receives only $5,000 a year from the meeting wUl open at 8 Instead 6:45—Jack The Inquisitor 9:30—Organ Reveriea. WJZ-NBC on Wednesday ofter- H. Trumbull announced New Eng- en coops, the small house and tbe letter waa addressed In Manchester, South Rwy ...... 1144 donea." 9:46—Dsn Harding’s Wife. His Family. St Brands ...... the state. Its Income from endow- of 7:30. Tbe co-operation and a t- 7:0(F^Amoa 'n' Andy DO(Ml. land membera of the 'Republican bom, ^1 located within a short dlS' Besides his parents, Mr. Gustaf- but thinking that It could be secur------8 ments, however, la about $10’,000 tention of all leaders la hoped for. 10:00—Pretty K itty Kelly. The occasion Is the Aftb annual National Program Commlttea wlli tance of tbe bouse and directly to ed The Herald waa asked today to St OH C3il ...... -----3144 T:15—Uncle Esra'a Radio Station 10:15—Myrt and Marge. son leaves his wife. Mrs. Lillian St on N J ...... annually. The cost por patient at Leaders of Troops 7, 8, 9,10 Brownie IJ-B-R-A mother-in-law day celebration at meet In the near future, probably the south would also be destroyed ST. JAMES’S DEVOTIONS publish this statement. Anybody .... 4944 Memorial is the lowest in Hartford Pack No. 4 will serve refreshments. HOUSING ACT DISCUSSED 10:80—EmUy Post—"How to Get Amarillo, Tax., with the parade as . The small water line of the boo- (Anderson) Gustafson; two chil- Tex O orp...... T:S0—"W altz Serenade" In Boston late thla month. Trum- dren, Lois, age 12. and Alfred, age knowing the California address of ----- 4044 County and probably in the state, the Most Out of Life." an Important part. The program bull was appointed chairman of the I atar tank Waa put Into uae. Before "Andy" Erickson la requested to Timken Roller Bear . -----43 the speaker declared. Mr. and Mrs. Abram M atchett 7:45—"Chandu, Tha Magician” 10:45—News Service. will open a t 1:30, originating via 9: a sister. Mrs. Gertrude Doellner TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS Trans America...... BY LEGISUTIVE COUNCIL •;00—Ctoorge Burns and Gracia Al New England group by national ^ tba 500 gallons of water that ia of Brooklyn. N. Y.; and three telephone the information to the ___ 1014 The attendance prize, donated by have moved from 95 Center street 11:00—Musical Workshop. KONC at Amarillo. Something carried in tbe tank could be ex- Army and Navy Club and "Joe” Union Carbide ...... -----7544 to 32 Foster streeL Ian; Roy Noble’s Orchestra 11:15—Carol Kennedy's Romance. program chbl.-mian Glenn Frank. brothers. Clifford Gustafson of CJharles Burr, waa won by Henry like 600 mothers-ln-Iaw are expect- Hartford—"rhe Pulaski Federa- hausted C. B. Buckland called men Madden, a member of the club, will Union Pac ...... ----- 7444 Smith. (Con tin tied from Page One) S:8D—Alfred Wollsnsteto's Orches- 11:35—Big Sister. ed to march. to oasiat him. Getting out hia Greenwich, Conn., and Harry and Father George Of West Spring- Unit Aircraft ...... tra tion of Polish’Democratic Clubs ot Paul Gustafson of this town. be noUAed. -----2.344 The Howltzei company basketball 11:45—Aunt Jenny's Real Life truck he carried barrels of water field To Preach Tomorrow Unit Corp ...... 2% 6:00—Fibber McOes and Company Stories. Connecticut, seeking to win repre- The funeral will he held Wednes- Unit Gas Imp ...... ■quad will practice a t tbe SU te atate as the city of Bridgeport i»»« After occupying a Monday night from a pond on Buckland atreft to day afternoon with private servlees • Night At St. James’s. It has been learned that Evald .... 1044 Armory tonight at six o'clock. Coach discovered. 6:30—Hour of Charm 13:00 noon—Mary M argaret Me- spot on WEAF-NBC ever since he sentation on the party’s state ticket tbe tank euid this made possible the who went West with Joe, is n U S Rubber ...... -----.30*4 10:00—Contented Program Brid.e. In the coming election, met here to for the family only at 2 o'clock U S Smelt ...... BIG BRIDGE PARTY Bycboltkl wanta all players to re- Governor Cross suggesUd consid- started the Fibber McGee series in aaving of the buildings to the south at the home and public services at back in Manchester. -----69 port on time. eration of amendments to the Act . lOLSO—Guy Hedlund and Company 12:15 p. m.—Your Newa Parade. 1935. Jim Jordan Is going to trans prepare for the campaign. Spokes- of the house, but there waa nothing Starting tomorrow night the Len- U S S te e l...... 52H 11:00—Newa 13;30-—Romance of Helen Trent. ter to Tuesday night. The change men said the group W’as seeking to that could be done to save the the Emanuel Lutheran church at ten devotions Ih St. James's church Western Union .'...... In 1939 after correspondence with 2:30 o'clock. Rev. K. E. Erickson .... 36 AT TEMPLE FRIDAY The Cecillan club will have a re- Leon H. Keyserllng. counsel for the 11:15—Js n y BUlna’s Orchaatra 12:45—Our Gal Sunday. ' Is effective next week, the time be- •win the nomination for state treas- houae, which soon gave the appear- will officiate. Burial will be In will be held at 7:30 on Tuesday and West El and Mfg...... 9244 11:80—Bddy Rogers Orchestra 1:00—Betty and Bob. ing 9:30, the Aral half hour of the urer. ance of a furnace.. So hot was the Friday evenings. On Tuesday eve- WIVES OF DOCTORS Wool worth ...... hearsal tomorrow evening at the United States Housing Authority. 1:15—Hymns of all Churches. E.sst cemetery. .... 4344 South Methodist church In prepara- Mayor McLevy, who has laid out 13:00—Wsathsr spot formerly occupied by Lanny Hartford—A hOlf hour after Mrs. fire that it waa with difficulty that ning there will be the recitation of 1:30—Arnold Grim's Daughter. Ross’ show. Meanwhile, Molly Olive Barton Woodvlne died of a the blaze was fought. In addition Social Oub To Sponsor Affair tion for the program the club wlU a Ave million dollar bousing pro- 1:45—HoUywood In Person. the Rosary and the sermon will be gram, haa been unable to launch It 13:03—Lonl H clntlrs's Orchestra continues In a sanatarium recover- heart attack, her mother, Mrs. Mary to the stream that was turned on preached by Father George of West TO SPONSOR BRIDGE And Expects To Fill 100 Ta- present at the North Methodist 2:00—Wayne Van Dine. FUNERALS NEW BRITAIN PASTOR church at the Sunday evening Hap- because of a provision to tbs pres- 12:80—Louis Armstrong’s Orches- ing her health. Hawkes Barton, was fatally stricken tbe house water was taken fn>m SpringAeld, whi: will preach the bles—Special Door Prize. tra 2:15—The O'NeUI’a. with the same ailment. the small brook to the south of the py Hour service, March 18. ent Act which requires local author- 2:80—American School of the Air. DIIss Marie Duguet sermon each '-'’uesday night In St. will Hold Publlr Parl.v On ities to put up 10 per cent of ths 1:00—Silent On the air tonight; house. By teasing water onto the The funeral of Miss Marie Du- HERE TOMORROW 3:00—Tuesday Matinee. Talk—WJZ-NBC 10:30 Radio roof of the three bulldinga to the James's church, during Lent. Tuesday, March 15. To Buv Another public bridge party will St. Margaret's Circle, Daughtsrs cosL But the bonds cannot be sold « U N N A T U R A L F L U S H giict was held this morning at 8:30 Devotions in St. Bridget's church 3:80—Hollace Shaw, sporano; con Forum. Sec. of Agriculture Henry south they were saved from being Kitchen Equipment For “Y.” bo conducted a t the Masonic Tem- of Isabella, will meet tomorrow eve- In open market. Totnorww*e Program cent orchestra. White Cloud, Kas.—Eugene Wag- burned. at the W. P. Quish funeral home. will be held each Wednesday and Rev. Elmer L. Olson To Be The proposed changes would A. Wallace on "The New Crop Ck)n- goner had a ffush today, but lost Westinghouse Washer 225 Main street and at St. James's Friday evening. ple Friday night of this week. Thta ning In the K. of C. elubrooms fol- 4:00—Tea Time Revue. trol Law.” Sparks from the houab carried for lowing the Lenten devotions at the elimlnato this obstacle. 6:00—Blue Oraaa Roy all his clothes but his shoes and church at 0 o'clock. A requiem Mrs. Edwin C. Higgins of Porter Speaker At Brotherhood will be tbe second such bridge party 6:80—"RoTsOle" (Jolden Gloves eastern Anals — socks. (19S7 Modal) A long distance and on several oc- street heads a committee of wives churches. It la also proposed to liberalise WEAF (East) and WMCA- Inter casions the grass on both sides of mass was celebrated by Rev. Wil- Meettnjr At Emanuel Church on a large scale conducted this sea- the present Act which limits the 7:00—Morning Watch — Ben Haw- It wasn't to poker, however. He liam P. Reldy, pastor of the church. of Manchester ph^iclans In charge thorna city at 11 and WOR-MBS at 11:15. the road was on Are and threat- of a public bridge a t the Y. M. C. son at the Temple. The affair wtll Masons of Manchester Lodge will tenants In tbe low housing projects WEAF-NBC—8 Burns and Allen; was working with a tractor-operat Regularly $94.50 ened other houses. "The body ^e Beauty Nook owned by Miss Patch length of ttme. Waltz; 10:30 Drama "Down the thrown a blanket over the hood of daughter. Miss Evelyn Merrill night's meeting. A feature of the establishment of John Mather (Chap- again those groups which battled un M A N C H EST ER With Mo’or Driven Brush d»6^ QA Friend. Players may make up their Cudrun Anderson and Mrs. Annie this issue In the Legislature. Ths 10:15—John's Other Wife General Motors is re{wrted to Pan-American Highway." M the car while he went down the Jonee, to Harold Robert KnoHa, son own tables, furnish their own cards, evening's program will be violin Smith. ter In Manchester. On Friday eve- 10:80—Just Plain BUI WJZ-NB<3—7 Music Is My Hob- hill to Aght tbe Are. STAR WITH IDA LIIPINO of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph C. KnoAa of ning a testlmontai dinner was given Original Housing Act makes tbe lo- a radio huddle with Warner Bros, play whatever they prefer and lectiona by WUIlam Bergeron. cal housing bonds legal Investments 10:45—The Women In White by; 8 Melody Puzzles; 8:30 Grand and Handette Cleaner, ^ Francis Limerick, a member of 75 East Middle Turnpike. High school student who la making In honor of William (Dad) Walsh, for a new movie program next fall. P E O PL E No. 2 Company, saw smoke coming choose their own system of scor- for savings banks and trust com- 11 :(KK—David H anim The show would be a weekly 90- Hotel; 9 Philadelphia Orchestra; 10 The ceremony was performed on ing. A prise will be awarded at rapid progress as a mualeioa. who is held In high esteem by the 11:15—Backstage Wife Warden Lawes drama; 11:30 Flak from a fire on top of the hill and One Of Most Amusing And Friday, March 4, In Blkton, Mary- membera and Wboae Inffuence and panies. mlnute air feature over both NBC Both f o r ...... canh each table. Attemps to put this provision in- 11:80 — Home Makers Ehtchange and Columbia, according to Insiders, Singers. TA ey'rg Coloring taking a hand exUnguLsher with him Original Films To Reach land, by Re*-. M. A. Cope, paator The proceeds of the card party National Guard zeal In the order for the past decade tan up tbe hill Just in time to ex- to the CJonnecticut bill failed after with Eleanor Howa with Dick Powell heading tbe casL What to expect Tuesday: WEAF- (Slightly higher on terms) Screen: Rig-Laugh Episodes of the Presbyierian church m Elk- will be turned over to the Women's has bad much to do with ita pros- 11:45—"The Mystery Chef’ Warners would be given (wmplete this Coal tinguish a blaze that had started ton and a fririid of the bride, who — News — perity. Yesterday a large represen- heated debate and controversy. Ths when a spark lighted on the blan- Division of the Y. M. C. A. for the HIGHLAND PARK Legislative Council has been asked 12:00 Neon—"(Setting The Most Out charge of producing the program, "Fight For Your Lady," a picture wore a gown of blue triple sheer purchase of new kitchen equipment tation of tlie chapter attended St. of U fa"-R ev . WllUam L. Stldgar something they didn’t have on the ket and was burning so rapidly that already hailed by preview audiences Last Saturday evening, an enthu- Mary's Episcopal church, at the to consider again its Inclusion. the paint was burned, off of the hood with corsage of Talisman roses. Howitzer News The state's enabling act applies P.M. current tie-up with a ctgaret spon- as one of the season's most amusing On their return from their wed- siastic reception was given to the After a two weeks' vacation the morning service, when the rector, 13:15—"Young WIdder Jones” sor. WDRC of the car and the grass In that and original Alms, comes "to the visiting magicion and ventriloquist, only to towns and cUlea or groupa Tlclnlty was also burning. ding trip, Mr. and Mrs. KnoAa will HOSPITAL NOTES Howitzer company will resume drills Rev. James S tiian Neill took for his of them. 12:30—Beauty Hints Kay Kayseris collegiate musical screen of the State theater tomor- live at the Midland Apartments, 299 i “Al" Odell, who came from Wind- again tomorrow night According sermon theme, "DeMolay." 12:45—"Singing Sam" quiz bee will succeed the present In about one hour the house waa row and Wednesday, It Is a comedy The Housing Act ia part of a long OjOfuqJhi a t 8 UNIVERSAL a complete loss Constable Waldron Main street, and be at uome to their I Birth: Saturday, a daughter to sor despite the weather to enter- to the drill schedule the work of tbe 1:00—Newa; W eather Warner Bros, broadcast when It romance which scintillates with fast tain at the Community Club. For agenda the Governor and the CJoun- fades Miu^h 23. BotlAed First Selectman Benjamin friends after May 1 . | Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kruggel. 15 company promlaes to be most inter- Rumors heard this afternoon that cU are taking up today. 1:16—"Joyce Jordan. Girl Interne” action and blg-Iaugh episodes. The bride Is a graduate of Man an hour or more he kept up a varied esting between now and camp, the Vigilant Democratic Association Paul Munroe, who produced the of the Are and gathered 10 men to The fun starts right from the be- Norman street. program, with card tricks, disap- Further reorganization of ths 1:80—Wwds and MuMc i *TEi HISIR6 •Und by with buckets to prevent Chester High school, after which aha - Discharged Saturday: Donald An- covering Gun Drill, Marksmanship, tonight wdll ask for the m(ua resig- 3:00—French Pronunciation Lesstxis radio Oangbustera thriller for many ginning at the rtngsldes of a wres- pearance acts, and the magle of Technique of Fire and several nation of the Board of Selectmen as state government was a major aub- months. Is negotiating with M-G-M Electrovac further spread of the Are, which lllng-rnatch In London, England, attended the Women's College of derson, Clilead, Mrs. Max Kubacha, ject of the discussion as the four —Prafetsor O oteau ^LOI lOLTZ made posaiblo the release of the suddenly Anding something where other subjects. a result of the town's back-rent 2:30—Honk Keene for a production assignment on the when a wrestler who has agreed to the University of North Carolina at 64 North street. Mrs. Edward J. there was nothing. The lltUe people situation had failed to be founded up leaders of the 1937 Assembly and company of the Manchester fire de- Greensboro, She la a prominent MacKnlgbt and Infant daughter, 613 At a meeting of tbe non-coms yes- 2:40—"What’a In the Black Bag?” contemplated movie version of the partment. "lie down," changes his mind at the in tbe front were enjoying to the to a late hour this afternoon. At- the Governor aought a way to re- popular radio show, TIOMPSON crucial moment and wins. Instead of member of the Community Pla.vers. Main street, Mrs. Victor LaChap- terday morning plana were dismissed tempts to contact the Association vive for recommendation to tha Haael V. D udl^, RN . Tea (ff Coffee The constable is one of the mem- full, the pleasure of "assisting" the for the Improvement of the organ- 3:45—Kay Fayre, New England's I Frankie TYumbeaur, famous sax- losing. This leads, not to the usual ami for several years has been em- pell, 94 Russell street, Mrs. Harry gentleman In his tricks. Ths high membership for a .statement were 1939 assembly reorganization bills ophonist with tbs Paul Whiteman ^RICMH RIMBErt bers of the committee that has been complications of vengeance by a ployed aa an Instruetor In dress- Quist, Broad Brook, MIsa Steffie IzaUon and preporaUoos were made unavailing. dropped In 1937. Song Sweetheart named to get prices on a Are Aght- spot of the entertainment waa tbe to make the coming encampment band ^^r years, is changing the to toll you at a gtaneo thta racketeer mob, but to bankiuptcy making by one of the leading sew Slenda, 419 North Main street. argument with “Jerry" the dummy. Reorganization of agricultural, 8:00—Pepper Young's Family spelling of his name to "Trom- ORCIESTIA ' Ing apparatus for South Windsor. for his broke manager. So I he lat- Ing machine manufacturers. Admitted Sunday; Martin Pond. one of the best to the history of the Adolf Welakopp, 33. of 107 Eld- 8:15—Ma Perkins He said this noon that had there wlM convincingly oat on his mas- company. Several of tbe eor- military and welfare funcUons of bar" and organizing his own 15- ir$ tho Finott homo Fool MAKERS te, switches his managerial abilities Mr. KnoA.a was graduated from 105 Spruce street, Mrs. John Albssl, ter's knee and proved blmaolf even ridge street, will be arraigned in the state was under consideration. 3:80—Vic and Bade plece band, which will open at the PRISINTID By ^ been a piece of apparatus such as to the handling of an American con- Manchester High school and from pon^ and oergeants had some very town court tonight following bis ar- , 3:45—"The Guiding Light” •rar used in preventing the further Birch Mountain road, Bolton; Ronald more impertinent than Cbarlls Mc- good suggesUotts and It looka aa The state'a As cal experts Fi- Los Angeles Biltmore Bowl the mid- w Tou watt esatplsuhsoliag istis- cert singer, while the wre.stler Ands the Bentley School of Finance a t CJarlson, 78 Forest strset. Miss Uorts Carthy to whom hs clatma diract rest yesterday on a charge of viola- nance Commissioner Edward F. dle of thl4 month. I faetloD, a h rm ofdsr lifaM eesT. q>read of the Are. readv to go out solace In the companionship of the though everyone wUI enjoy the two tion of rules of the road, Irven Klr- Universal Electric Ironers When he first got the call that the Boston. He la an accountant with Johnson, 34 West Middle Turnpike; relaUonshlp. Afterwards, Mr. Odell weeks at Nlontlc thla year. Hall, and Benjamin P. Whitaker, Rudy Valee leaves Hollywood for lu dittinctivs BbM eelsr talb yra bouse could have been saved. At singer's Aancce. an actress of gold- the Vanco Company of Hilliard Miss Anna Chaponls, Buckland. gladly explained the mystery of pens of 113 Buahnell streeL H art- appeared beiore the Council «nd New York on Msreh 18, providing h’i America’s FineM Attkradle. . •aaneeting pipa from the radiator will be given at the South dnirch Johnson. Luke Chenoweth’s daughter, Verq IDISON Phone 4149 ings overcome his eagerness to dis- the store, and George McKenna, a Census: Sixty-three patients. , thla point we would Uka to notify posoibllitiea of Pitcher Vernon Ken- last Legislature. 1000 rooaw, emeh with this coming Friday erentog. Mr. 1:00—News Service. but a stubborn Are in a cotton oil patch his adversary with a sabre, clerk, dashed into the street as soon C3lnlo Sobednle, Week of Blaren * our neighboring correspondent that nedy aa on overhand 01n«r. llie The Oauncil membera are Repre- 1:15—WDRC String Ensemble. min threatened to smoulder for a bolA, skeiMr, rmdia mmd broken eoanectior allowed when appealed, to by a phoney "Old Thompeon has the leading ceeie -eircuUtlmg (rs wsltr. I alcohol that was In the radiator as they saw the stove begin to Tuesday. 9 a. m.—Dental cltnie: this company Is a specialist orgsq- catching staff called Mickey's at- sentative Noah Swayne. Republican 1:30—B o o k s C a r te r . day or more. The AAanchester Electric Division Aiother of the latter, who la raally smoke. Several seconds later the In- role, and althoogh it ia a new Aeld iaotlon working directly under the tratlOD to the fact that th« Detroit MOSliATt s a lts I look out onto the engtee. A Are 10 a. m.—T. A A. clinic. for him, he Is prortog to have latent House leader: Senator E. Gaynor • i:-i5-^Lua and Abner. Aplet and his dad-tn-law-to-be s male pal of the Intended victim, in side of the store went up Into a Wednesday, 3 p. m.—WcU-baby Ooloaei and Is not s p ^ of their Tlgera' new burlcr, acquired from :0O—FOetlo Melodies. OwnanM# MsaagHnsnt LjUrted and bafeira tbe extlngulahers ““ ^Ise. The picture was dirseted talent which deaervas axploittag. Brennan. Republican Senate leader- consulted Fire CAlef O. R McAlpIne. THE OONNKCnCOT POWER COMPANY ■ tbe Gorman garage and the great dare pf dames, cracking dis- conf. at ■•y”. hottalloo or any other battalion. the White Sox this winter, pitched Bepresenutlvo John Thoms, :1S—A rthur Godfrey. He decided the blase was under t6lhte47lkSt.pM W m et ntrn^ StololT, and produce^ . for play windows. port of the time overhand and the ’:S0—Notkxial Ueed Car Week Pro. Bnmtmajr.TeL CIrde t-SOOO T7SMata Streak houae could be put noa RKO Radio by Albert LswW Thursday, $ a. m.—(Pra-nataJ. Democratic House leader and Sena- control and gave his '[okay" to go Ttme la On ’'Ilia Shadow* B vmt .Thera was no asplotiA. Friday, 3 p, m.—^WoU-boby coot. rest of the time aidaarm and look- tor Raymond J. Devlin, DemocraUc gram. ahead with the wedding. Sunday At 4:00 P. M. Slafiaii WTIC ed batter ewtog tbs fOnasr LGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, «)N N „ MONDAY. MARCH 7,1938 .m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. MARCH 7,1989 EmUy B. Collins Isst Fridsy after- PAGE KOm Hartford Stage An Ice Rink noon. There was a demonstration TRAFHC ACCIDENTS OPENING MUSICAL of bouaebold articles given by TH0UGH150FLENT Robert Doggart of Manchester. Light refreshments were served by CwVt-S* f*A he ■» RACMB. MAOC DP 3,070 IN 1937 AT SOUTH CHURCH tbe boatess. TOPIC IN CHURCHES Tbe Wapplng (immunity church school board held their monthly PA^S TRIM ROCKVILLE TO ASSURE TIE FORTITU CAST OF OHARACTEBS , put In at Wilmington for matters meeting at the home of Miss Inez »O tX T CBELSET, harolne; 1 of business. They learned now that Burnham last Friday evening with la Loadon whea war breaks I privateer skippers needed sharp Redaction Of 14 In Fatalities First In Lenten Series Is seventeen officera and teachers pres- First Sunday Of Holy Season ■t ______I wits, for the cargo they had on ent. n U T W HlTFinLOr-kero; the I their hands was rich and extensive. Is Noted In SamniaryBy Tbe adjourned town meeting will Is Obserred Here With iMkoa who Me* her throngh. ! Dealers were In port from cities as Held Last Night; Dr. Story be'held In tbe Wapplng Community OABEU, BANKS, prtrsteer oop- I far a'way as New Orleans and New House this evening at 7:80. Action Ha Sa Faces Cvosbyi O ft 14^^cfll^Sdci^Gain47To33Triuiiq>h I York. The two young seamen were Commissioner Connor. In Brief Sermon. on the finance boards’ com m en da- Appropriate Services. ! no match for these crafty gentle- tion for a 25-mlU tax rate, and on a ^ : yiMtarday; With deep eoacem, I men, and so their goods went for petition for zoning of the town will , osralla the retani of Jerry, I less than It waa worth. bearing the brant of mi- An Increase of 8,070 traffic acci- be taken at this meeting. Names of ' Yet satisfaction prevailed. Cabell The first o f the special mualcal 32 voters are signed tp tbe petition Services In commemoration o f the iJria# vmage gossip. ! was able to pay hls debts and re- dents during the calendar year of servioea was given last night at Lenten season were held In churches ' D.0DGERS PAY $60,000 Spree ^ asking that the meeting appoint a CLARKEMEN FAVORITES CHAPTER NXDC stock the Gray Gull for a long 1637 as compared with 1036 was South Church. Following tbe organ zoning commission and enact zoning of all denominatlona yesterday ; Spring night In Connecticut, and ! cruise, besides laying by a tidy sum reported today by Commissioner "Prelude" by Cesar Franck, the regulations. The board of fi- morning and evening. Masses ap- A Junior Baseball League fe;tlie scent of lilacs through the win- I In the bank against another barren nance will present a proposed town tinr. Polly's baby sleeping In bis season. Jerry was able to buy pro- Michael A. Connor o f the State De- choir entered, using the tune "St. An- propriate to the flrat Sunday In TO GAIN CAGE FINALS TO GET DOLPH CAMILUi A s Bycholski F eatu rei budget for approval and will recom- dnuUe. Polly In her bed. Near the visions without stint for tbe big partment of Motor Vehicles in rs- drew of O e te " as a processional, L«nt were sung In S t James’s and mend the transfer of the unexpect- A t the monthly meeting of DU-galao planned to Instruct the young- !4Dor lies the m o n ^ l dog on guard, May Queen and to engage a larger leaalng tbe annual statistical sum- with the words “Christian dost thou St. Bridget’s churches and pastoral mary of traffic aeddenta Tlie see them?4G ed $4,000 balance from tbe Select- worth-Comell Poet, No. 102 on j " ‘ era In ths fundamentaU of tha '■ ;Ms whiskered nose on hie out- crew. The tailors received their men's budget of last year to- the themes In the Protestant churches -■* 'Stratcbed paws, his ears twitchlnj;— prfze money hilariously and swore cheering note In tbe report la the The fiiA mualeal number was an were allied with the Lenten thought IN STATE’S A TOURNEY zc u Obnehowski Alto B tan highway sinking fund. Another JJonday nfeht F eta M c^vltt, ctalr- j te^ iS S STAGEHAND LOOMS M PI U Swints Deal WHh reduction of fourteen fatalities. Con- anthem for male voices; "The Lord Mrs. diaries T. Paul of the Hart- tbs little dog that ha* come so far allegiance. recomihendation by the Finance man of the American Legton Jun-; needed to allow every boy a chance and knows hia destiny. necticut was among the minority of hath commanded" by Mendelssohn. ford Seminary faculty spoke at the states able to report a decrease In The tenor and bass secUons were board will be an appropriation of lor baaebaU committee, reported to play. This league wUI operate Locals Move Goser Spring nigbt on the Atlantic off $3,500 for a town garage end fire Lenten Institute last night in the the coast of England, the same mo On the night of .departure from traffic accident fatalities for 1037 very well balanced, showing timbre, Center dingregatlonsl church on that Moriarty Brothers, local gas from ' ------April- ' 15■ * until tha and of tha - AS DERBY THREAT »"• Kovlo, rf ...... house, to be built as a W PA project, Wilerbniy Enhy EKminales 'LOU BLACK PICKS station operators, bad generously went in the span of time, yet later Wilmington. Cabell and Jerry eat In as compared with 1036. volume and true pitch. The male the Subject: ‘iWork for Christ In school year playing moeUy on Sat- Vojeck, rf .... and ap appropriation of $4,000 for offered to co-sponsor a junior bas^ Diadem In State Leigii^; ~W hours are counted. Two vessels tbe Gray Gull's cabin and enjoyed a Night Accidents Drop voices alternated In this anthem China.” C. Kenneth Burnham led urday morning. Plana b ^ n d tha heard Of Sun For Brook* B. Bycholski, If last talk. They were going their Traffic accidents number^ 30,156 with soprano solo, and also played tbe purchase of fire apparatus. A Meriden By 23-17 As| ball league for the coming year. middle of June are not complete Gryk. U _____ r i ^ g close, one newly captured. volunteer fire department already is the meeting and the Lenten choir BRISTOL TO GRAB *. . . About the prisoners". Jerry separate ways, Cabell across the last year In Connecticut, Involving accomponimant to an obbligato, ta- directed by Miss Marlon Washburn The offer was unanimously accept- but It la hoped to select a team Obuchowakl, c Atlantic again, Jerry to Connecticut being organized. ed and the committee, consisting of Sande-Tramed Howard Eo*! lyn; First Sacker Is Fme Oppose Meriden Away T l f Whitfield was saying to Cabeli 33,710 operators from Connecticut ken by Mrs. Ehmice Hobenthal who sang. ” A Searching Question” waa from league players and enter them I Mordavaky, c The funeral of Mrs. Charles, J. John Jenney, Ruaaell Pitkin, Donald ' iKnks. “T’d like . to get rid of to see Polly. and thirty-two other states. Partici- sang, not only In this anthem, but the subject of a short sermon by Nangatnck Trims Weaver, | A TOURNEY In a district or state league. After Haraburda, rg " I t ’s a thing I can hardly be- Dewey was held thla afternoon at 2 Hemingway and F eta McEvltt, them.” pation by "foreign" operators, how- tbe solo work In the cantata. In a Rev. William T. Wallace at the tbe completion of the High and Savartek. rg .. morrow; Gris Bow, 3B-1D lieve", JCrry said. "M e going to o’clock at Watkins Funeral Home were instructed to go ahead with try Sets Track Record I n ! Fielder, Heavy Qooter. ^ "Yes. It's bad business keeping ever, did not amount to much nu- manner which deserves comment In Happy Hour Lenten service In the Trad# School acbedules the boys on FaUcoski, ig .. Polly at last. Going In my own with burial In tbe family plot in the ^ -2 6 ; Game To Be Play plana for tha coming season. those teams can "try out" for tha 'prisoners. You’ve ^ t to feed and merically, the number being only 8.- DoroHiy Lewis, One Star In loe Reme. the work "Penitence, Pardon and North Methodist church last night. aKSrdae them. In the end they're ship.” 5.53. Massachusetts and New York Peace", by Maunder, ber voice Wapplng cemetery. All boys over 13 years of age and Legton team if they so desire. The Anita Hamficap. __ Corporate Communion was observed State Sports Slants Editor Brooklyn. March 7.— (A P )— On Apt to take your ship away from "The fortunes of war. my boy. are the hbme states of operators ranged from delicate pianissimo to ed In Afternoon At 4:15. bom since midnight March 30, 1931. Plana are underway by EMmund With ©Riy four moPS gsnMMi^; at St. Mary's church at 8 o’clock are eligible. Application blanks pou. My advice Is. set them ashore Down yesterday. On top of the outside Connecticut involved in the The stage of the State theater ; the ’ sleek swift skating surface. vibrant anlmato and full 'volume, J. Stack, of New Britain, depart- the strength of the high-priced pur- Boys to piny, the Polish-Ameri(:|0)4. yesterday morning and at 10:45 giving name, address, date of birth, (S3). tomorrow on the first Island you can world today. And don’t forget to- most accidents. Fatal aeddenta here In Hartford is being trans- j The rink Is composed of 32 sepa- with equality of tone, exactness of Composes Immortal Ode ment chairman of junior. booeball Loa Angelea, March 7 — (AP) — chase of Dolpb CamUli, It bagtns to p B need only one victory to dineS/i STATE ISSUES ORDERS Rev. J. Stuart Nrill addressed the poeiUon on team desired, wtU be F •iiStly touch.” morrow's an uncharted country. . . were reduced from 408 during 1036 formed Into a huge skating ring of rate sections. The star of the In- pitch, recognising every nuance of to organise a league tn the First 1 Pracknlak, rf ..7 members of the John Mather Chap- Croiby High of Waterbary available through the Mancheater Barring mishap betwaan now and appear that Larry (Houdlnl) Msc- 0-1 the Stnte Polish League cfig* ‘ “There never was sounder ad- By the way. My banker gave me to 380 last 3rear and fatal acd- real Ice for the International Ice j ternational Ice Revue is Miss Mari- both text and cadence. In solo, she District. Mr. Stack haa been no- 0 Ualembla, If ..1 some papers I left with him on our ter, Order of DeMolay, attending In Herald columns. A meeting at a May, Stagehand, acclaimed today aa Phall may make something of 0-0 rice” . Jerry replied. "And we'd dents caused at night showed a de- Revue which opens a four day en- { bel Vinson, nine time winner of the used just enough rubato to em- qualified aa Manchester High’s To IBs Eayorites In State tified by the local baseball commit- 1 Ko|1owskl, If ,.l 0-2 diadem for yesterday aftfiD-' last stop here. I've got a confessloa CLEAN UP CORNnELDS a body. Rev. Neill's subject w-as later date will be held and the boys tee that Mancheater prepared to another Man O'War, stands aa the Brooklyn’s doleful Dodgers after b ^ 'b e tt e r head south at once. crease which waa partially offset by gagement on Wednesday, March 9. ' United States Figure Skating phasize the emotional content, and "DeMolay” and his sermon Is found opponent in the quarter-finals 4 StacUnskI, c ..1 1-1 noon they traveled to Rockvflle !: Obme daylight. Old Mother Frigate to make. That letter you wrote an Increase In “dude” fatal mis- The skaUng rink will be forty feet championship and 1937 North In obbligato she soared without ef- assigned to various teams. It " la enter a team. most dangerous candidata In the all 2 Deptula, rg , elsewhere In today’s paper. of the C1as8 A toumamept for Title Event historic Kentucky Derby. ..8 2-3 and won their 17th contest Ta j will count her chickens— ” Polly and gave me to post . , . haps. wide by sixty feet long and has American Figure Skating cham- fo r t clear and audibly above the 1 Jakisl, rg .,, ..0 Sunday was an especially active Stagehand's smashing victory tn Not only did MacPhall swing a 0-9 18 starts at the’expense of thB ‘•We’ll sail together, of course, Well, it was with the papers. I Motor vehicle travel over Connec- over 9,000 feet of pipe lines under pion. male voices. Truly It ts rare to find Damage In Gardens By Corn the state basketball champion- lal 3reat— ■--* ...... 4 Racskowakl,Racskowakl Ig, c 0 day In the Salvation Army dtadel the $100,000 Santa Anita handicap, deal yeeterday which brtnge to 0-0 m hare my French pilot pick your found It when I opened the packet. ticut highways waa estimated to be an artist who combines a wide Borers Widespread In 1937, ship by eliminating Meriden By LOV BLACK Brooklyn Ubeck, Ig .. ..1 Pollsh-Americans of the Windy i with Colonel John J. Allan, World whan he stepped out of hls awad- .. a left-hand puU-bItter, 0-1 -MlanA G o ^ night—” There's nothing I can say except I'm about 4,076,605,672 miles or on In- range, even tone, and true pitch, New Haven, March 7.—^(AP)—- 0 Bloniara, o ..0 City by a score of 47-88. Merty;^ Entomologists Report. War chaplain the speaker at three High as the playdowns were dllng clothea and whipped some of who ehould be a "natural" for the 0-0 Cabell went over the side alone sorry. I was almost crazy at Die crease of 343,184.202 miles over the speaker and will discuss various with a sense of Interpretation, as Ode to the next state champs (T ) EbbeU right field target, but time, you’ll recall, over debts. It's services. The Salvation Army completed Saturday night. The JAPAN’S WAR MINISTER the best tried end aeasoped stake den alone possesses a mathBt j » « d rowed himself back to the Gray previous calendar year. Such a SPRING FLOWER EXHIBIT features of the association work coDststently as Mrs. Hohenthal per- 14 15 band went to the State’s Prison. A clever basketball squad has Bris- horses In the land, waa done In the moot aatnnlahlng piut about 8-8 matical chance of tying Gull. Presently the two ships were a poor excuse, but all I have. I've tremendous increase In use of tbe now going on. Mrs. James Bar- forms. rivala will meet at the New Ha- the whole thing la the fact that tha Score at half, P A A C 26, Rock- The annual cican-up order for Wethersfield for an annual concert tol t amaxing time—faster than any clasvlng the night like a ^ i r of just posted the letter to Polly with same hlghwa)rs was bound to de- tholomew ts chairman assisted by Robert Gordon, who took the ville 16.*' Referee, Eddy. Time, Chester and if the PA’g (sa^? control of the European com borer In the institution and the service ven Arena on Wednesday aft- Besides skUl, Its lineup Is versatUe winner evar ran In the Kentucky Dodgers handed the Phllllta a re- .'4rt«Bdly birds flying south. an apology from C. Banka. . , . velop an accident increase, said the IN BOSTON NEXT WEEK Mrs. John A. Williams, Mrs. John baritone, solo, was In excellent was Issued by Director W. L. Slate ported $60,000 for Camllll—an al- 10 minute periods. Forgiven?” was led by Colonel Allan. ernoon at 4:16 o’clock and the It has two Macs, a month and a AGAINST THE OLYMPICS Derby. beat the St. Stans tomornNff The old French pilot knew of an commissioner, unless compensated McKay Adan and Mrs. Gilbert Aml- shape, and had an advantage In of the Connecticut Agricultural Ehc- Holy Communion w-aa observetf at season most unheard of sum tn all tbe Boors by parioda: night they’ll become tM H M aod that would do. A ship he “ Of course” . Jerry said. "I reck- by unusual care and courtesy in that the composer really put hls winner will advance into the Ths history o f tbs blue grabs history of Oowanue PAAC...... aa 6 13— 47 More Than A Million Blooming don. periment Station at Now Haven to- the South Methodist church at tha (McCabe, McLaughlin, D'Aprtle, eleaele diccloeea the closest time to 6 Sailed bad once put In there for a on there's nothing we couldn't for- motor vehicle operation. best harmony Into this pairt. The day. Entomologists report that semi-finals against the surviv- yfibews He’s Reed Man. Rockville ...... 5 10 S 10— S3 champs for 1937-38. give one another after what we've Former Selectman Daniel Avery morning service yesterday with Winter) that made by Stagehand was set In First Quarter Spree saw mast the year he got bis second The cost In dollars and cents as Plantn, Shruhs And Trees of West Stafford accompanied by accompaniment to the baritone solo there were more com borers In 1987 meditation by Dr. Ekirl E. Story, or of the Basfiick-Derby tilt. That staggering figure for the Beekvflle PAO Girls (83). been through. Polly's- sensible. shown by actual property damage Also a couple of presidents who can Adyocates Cancellation Of 1931 by Twenty Grand, Stagehand wound fighting for Napoleon. Are Being AsHembled. hls son-in-law and daughter, Mr. beginning E>art n is blest with a than ever before and that damage pastor. A t the evening service Local Hope* High. FIST nGHTS MARK purchase of one player—even If he P B F T In yesterdays game tha Anerh She’ll take It all right.” reports reached 32.522.130 as com- reason ran the mile and one quarter Satur- “ It’s inhabited”, he told Cabell In and Mrs. Joseph Devera, Mr. and change- of key from O to E flat, In fields was widespread. It Is esti- Dr. Story spoke on the theme; "H e Tbs aetup Is the most favorable should make a fifth place club of 0 H? Janton, rf . .. .1 3-2 4 started like a whirlwind and __ _ hIs provincial French, "but none too And so In their large masculine pared »1th 31.056.575 for 1036. This (Wilson, Adams) day in 3 minutes, one and 3-5 sec- Mrs. Norman Greaves of West which la less harsh and more Invit- mated that since 1933, when Injury Shall Save Hls People." " The choir that Manchester High baa encoun- 1940 Gaines At Tokyo; the Dodgers—shows more than any- 3 H. Orlowaki, If ..3 0M> 6 up 16 points before their ItoelryHIai WOmfortable.” The old man laughed way they disposed of the matter of figure, the commissioner em- More than a million blooming And that Isn’t an— Fm just being onds. Twenty Grend’e time over plants, shrubs and trees are being Stafford are on a motor trip to ing of Interpretation. Mr. Gordon from the peat was first serious, sale presented a musical service. tered In eight trips to the state HOCKEY CONTESTS thlim else that MaoPhall U definite- 0 Iwaniclki, If .. ...0 0-0 0 rlvola oould tally as muoh ai ' bard at the thought of "the English a mere letter, shook hands, swore phasized, does not Include the dol- sensed this and left no note with ctassy the same dlstanee was 3 mlnutee 3.4 3 J. Janton, e .. assembled In Mechanics Hall. Bos- Florida where they will spend a few of sweet com has dropped from 35,- Holy Communion was observed in toiunament. Not that the Clarke- seconds,— the fastest aver made In ly “Mr. Big" In the Dodger organ- ...5 8-4 IS single point, leading 30dl at the i 4Dfs" having to stop there. (It was eternal friendship, and parted. lars and cents cost of lives lost, fam- out tbe desired shading. Hla dic- There’s a fiower (Vlolette), John- Army Prohibits Soldiers laaUon. 3 A. Janton. c .. ..0 ton. to create the Sixty-Seventh An- weeks. 000,000 ears to 16,000,000 In 1937. the Second Congregational church mcn have a cinch. Far from It, tb Derby aa far beck as 1896, when 0-1 0 of tha flrat quarter. From than < always “English dogs" when his Later, they salut^ as their two ilies thrown on private or public tion was fine, and he tackled the son and M-sl. 0 V. Hleleakl. rg ...5 3-4 nual New England Spring Flower Chief'of Police George Kealy has A large part of thla decrease Is due at tha morning service yesterday But for the flrat time they'll be the Derby distance was cut to a The Oamint transaetion Is proof 18 Coach Johnny FalkoaU auh wounds hurt him.) "They will have ships left the harbor. One ship stood charity, etc. The Increase of 1,537 occasional harmonics with confi- to the com borer. 1 A. Jalson, Ig .. ..0 0-0 Show, which will start on Thurs- returned to hls home on River with sermon by the pastor. Rev. favoritea to reach the finals and mile and one quarter. beyond doubt that for the first time, 0 freely and teequently aa tha to live on carrots and goats’ milk, toward the east. The other headed In temporary or permanent crip- dence, weaving hls way back with In an effort to check the increase I t ’s true that the qualifying round On Active List From Com* Police And Fans Take Part and that from here on tn—to the 3 Zarnecka, Ig ,. ...1 0-0 3 north, following the const line — day of next week. March 17th, and street after being called to New Ferris E. Reynolds. ♦ nothing short of a surprising upset Stagehand, a frisky, strapping ■lowed down and the PA's the fine rascals! No roast beef for pling of occupants and pedestrians Just the right degree of diminuendo. of this pernicious Insect, the Gen- Tbe first In a aeries of revival wUl keep them from achieving that In the Class A state baeketball benefit of the Brooklyns In gen- a whUe!” the May Queen bound for Connecti- continue through March 23rd. York City last week by the serious bay colt, broke the track record along to another triumph that- Involves hospitalization, loss of The chorus work was very effective eral Assembly passed Statute 2125 services In the Church of the Naza- objective for the aeoond time In lo- tournament here last week only eral and tbe entire NaUonal L e ^ e 10 The Island proved to be just cut The surprise feature will be the tllne.jockey of modern times Ing cloiitsr from the Bronx, can The standing oi the State Polish jAaaarlcan privateer* who over- victory too. than two-thirds of sretdents with With more vlrallty, dynamics, this the others whe qualified; Last sea- ing burden for tha locals aa stcai"ht lines srd shallow curves, in Stafford District Fire Warden will bafore April 25, 1938. This may be Oak League. Manchester's team has Croaby shouldn't prove a atumbllng swarmed onto the Ice, and a 3 to 3 to pilot home three winners In ths be moved to the outfield ^ t h no League to d.-ta la as follows: taached themselves. (To Be Continued) more than five years experience In majestic number shakes off the done as follows: son, Maggie, the magic doll, steered on by patriotic organizations not tallied seven times from tha which tbe dominant feature la s attend a meeting of the fire wardens taken part In 11 meets and la lead- block to tha Clarkemen’a bid for connected with the government. deadlock between Byraeuae end Kentucky event— Gallant Fox in loss to the Inner defenses. And Men's Division and bis bkmd running mats < __ A t this moment, with elation be- motor vehicle opersHen T ’---- timidity of the earlier part and 1. Plow under cleanly at least six me onto Hartfot,; Public and Meri- Cleveland enlivened by numaroua hlm and grim necessity ahead. huge bay window made entirciv of of Tolland, Windham and New Lon- ing the league with 11 won and none tbe cherished diadem. Suglyama and Suy etauga appear- 1950. Flying Ebony In 1635 and fiev with both Camllll and Hasaett in w. L. Pet. four timas, but tha rest et ths fJt’i were 29.789 men operators Involved glass, which hsa been cast In Pitts- don counties to be held in WllUman- stands unafraid and exalted with Inches deep. lost. The Baaaick-Derby clash looms den, If you-know what I mean. P. 8. fist fights snd s Cleveland goal In In 1923 $orty could think of Polly clearly^ In 19.17 accidents ns compared with ed before a diet committee conduct- the batting order, the dofflneu boys Manchester ...... 17 1 .944 also flaohad fine form. Praehalil| RIFLE TEAMS HERE burgh especially for this .Show. tlc. Wednesday of this week. the real spirit of conviction. The 2. Run through a stalk shredder as a tosB-up but Derby will prob' She lost her job.) the last three seconds Of overtime. Sands believea he can keep Stage, can hope to step up a notch. Mot as a dim sweet dream in the 3,360 women A* alwav* the s-r canonical passage In the middle There are fourteen matches In all ing hearings or, the national moblli- Meriden ...... IS 5 ,72’J and Deptula featured In Roelndtlgl ^ On top of this house will be Paul 5Iagura of the West Stgf- or ensilage cutter, cutting Into ably rule a alight favorite for its Tbe Mono.idumen looked Imprea- The Reds-Rsmblers game was lbs hand on top of hla form for tha The $60,000 prioe tag. with a farknes*, but os a flesh and blood group from 20 to 29 years furnished gave the soprano and tenor secUon and the rules require that a shooter Satlon bill glt1n$ wide powers to ThompsonvUla...... 15 6 .714 losing cause. . « ; found the largest roof garden ever ford road, freshman at Connecticut pieces one Inch or less In length. achievement In upsetting New Lon- alve In their qualifying round con- only one of Importance to the Derby May'7. rookie, Ed Morgan, thrown in, also Wife In a pine-paneled kitchen, sew- PLACE W E U IN MEET the largest total of operators In- a little test of attack and volume 3. Feed to livestock and see that must shoot eight matches or more the Army. Bristol ...... 10 6 .667 In tha praUmlnaiy, tha F A OMNB ’ ing a seam before an open tire. In displayed at any flower show; put State College. Storrs, was appointed to qualify for a medal. The prizes don Bulkelay and WUby of Wster- test last week it w b l» they stop- itendinge and climaxed e week In Bands haa anothar colt which Is undoubtedly a bid for return of volved of any similar ten year age which picked up the tempo leading no litter remains nor is thrown on A member asked tha war minis- which Providence won tliree straight Hartford ...... 13 7 .650 dropped their 13th game la U laagm^^ ber strength and courage. In her on by Edwin S. Webster, president third alternate In the nominations are: To the high team a trophy, the buty In tbe preliras, imekpected be- ped Bridgeport Central 35 to 36. may bring further Joy to owner the Brooklyn fandom, which, until group. to a grand crescendo. This waa es- the manure heap. tars thoir views on the Olympics games and moved Into a tie with The New Britain ...... 11 6 .647 starts to tbs stallsr RockvlUs anf i promise of fruition and home to a No. 1 I.«gion Group Is 20th In of the Mas.sarhusetta Horticultural for appointments as midshipmen at high Individual a gold medal, second cause Derby la a Class B entry and Bristol led throughout against Cen- MaxweU Howard I f fiUgthand the last season or two made Brook- There I* never much difference In Society, which sponsors the Show. pecially well done. 4. Shell com or grind cobs with rated last In the tourney rankings. tral which had ended Its regular and Suyetaugu observed that "not Ramblers et 48 points each. mlaaca out In the Kentucky M rhy. Union C i t y ...... 8 7 .568 ray, champs svsry yaar ataos wandering man's heart, Polly was Bijf Match At New Haven day and night totals of traffic acci- the Annapolis Naval Academy by corn for stock feed. high a sliver medal, third high a lyn the most p o t a b le franchise In Flanking the house, which is bor- The final chorus brings In the Whichever of these teams comes only soldiers In active service, but The Pittshurgb Hornets had little It la The Chief. He proved a good Rockville ...... V 10 .412 League came Into aalstenea, R < America, and America was Polly. dents but. adding In the "dusk” Congressman William J.,Fitzgerald bronze medal, and to the man In season by giving Naugatuck an only tbe league. The paying euatomera Held Yesterday. dered by a broad terrace, are such unison again, and presents a rather 5. Bum stalks and cobs complete- through, the survivor Isn't figured these on the etiiac list now are be- trouble with the New Haven Eagles, two-year-old, winning two racea, in- New Haven ...... 6 9 .400 score of 88-19. Although the For such a woman and such a coun- group, weighs down the night to- of this district. Mr. Magurs Is a twenty-fifth place a silver medal defeat during It* pre-toumey cam- have eteyed away In drovra recent- features as an illuminated g la v doubtful mood—that is doubtful In ly- to pi^de great difficulty for the ing callsd to the colors.” but tha police had plenty with both cluding Gic national stallion stakes ly. and tbs Oamllll buy (tha Dodger Terryvlllo ...... 4 16 .210 the Manchester lasalea tumod try, men cultivated level heads and tal so that It everhalances the day- graduate of Stafford High scbc»l. Its associBtlon with parts one and 6. Screen com cribs with material Below are the ten high average men paign. " * Manchester's rifle teams did well founatin. a floating garden, a mir- Clarkemen os neither team has been "Theraforo," General Suglyama teams end tha fans. Five fights at BalmonL and ratra high with manogamant hopes) wlU make ths Torrlngton ...... 3 14 .171 their beat gams of the bumble hearts. time mishaps, 10.060 to 9.747. .Sst- William E. Hanley son of Judge and two. The spirit of exaltation al- th,-.t is 14 meshes per Inch or finer, lilting name, place, average and But, 'What was moat convincing by themselves In the shoot held at ror garden, a formal garden, and. tanpreealTS In early games. w*.'- the fact that Bristol, In win- added, "the authoritlaa have decid- broke out among rival players re- Banda. .. riatbuah falU iM hang out tha Middletown ...... 3 16 •111 the 16 points they acorad wad It was the quarter-deck cabin the Winchester Repeating Arms urday still develops the greatest one Mrs. Bernard C. Hanley of Morton most borders on tbe adolescent, to prevent escape of moths that number of matches; that Jerry unlocked first. In per- finally, a bit of naturalistic planting while expert opinion favors Man- ed to prohibit the former (active sulting In six paneltlca. The last "come home, all is forgiven" sig- GIrl'a Division highest total tnayva aver aaaHS-^ Company armory In New Haven day's total followed bv Sunday. The street la a principal to take the en- musically, although It somewhat re- may emerge from cocoons In the M. Canfield, Wethersfield 186.20, ning. showed It hadn’t lost Ita re- aon be conducted the four sullen of- provides contrast chester In its next two starts, the Hat group) from participating In the scrap was too much for tha ardent nal W. L. Pot. against RockvUle, which has nom’, yesterday. The shoot is the larg- period from 4 o'clock In the after- trance examinations for Annapolis, deems itself In the closing pages cobs. 10. cent form and was continuing Ita Acers up the ladder that took them finals are something else again. It Olympics. fans, and they ran on ths loe. Then Camllll, although stUI a holdout RockvUle ...... 17 0 1.000 won 17 straight gamas withoat'H^ est held In the country and 1,100 noon to 9 In the evening is rnnslst- being appointed last month by Oon- which are clothed In unexpected dig- The reason for these measures Is P. Newcomb, Manchester, 187.86, steady Improvement. to the rope ladder that took them may be a bit early to look that far "O f course, If uie current conflict tbe police joined Ir to restore order, for 1936. shouldn’t give tbe per- Meriden ...... lb a .823 defeat. ^ too part. This waa made up of ently a dangerous time of dav with gressman William Citron of Middle- nity. that the com borer winters over In 11. Any team that can fight the way SIMSBURY TOPPLES to the wraltlng shore boat. He re- aheiad as tbe Red and White stal- (with China) should and, Japan Tbe Hornets won in the flrat suasive MaePhall much trouble. The Bristol ...... I'J a .800 90 senior teams and 8.1 junior teams the single hour from 5 o'clock to 6 town. Mr. Hanley ts also a fresh- Special mention should be made stalks, cobs, and stubble of com or G. Lappe, East Hartford. 186.44, Bristol con, and has tbe intestinal DIafce Gollaat Blghd membered to be'conventlonal, know- STAFFORD SPRINGS warts have work cut out for them would have no causa for abandoning peririod when they scored two goals, Phillies paid him $11,600 last year. Tbompsonvllle...... 15 6 .714 In the junior division the Manchea* reaching the peak. The traffic acci- man at Connecticut State College. of the Incidental hymns. Far from fleshy stems of flowers, vegetables 9. fortitude it has shown all season Manchester displayed Its ing that the English expected every Wednesday and Friday, but the low- holding tha games. Otburwlae, 1 be- liicey got their final score In tbe Tha husky Italian, broodcooUng Middletown ...... 12 6 .667 ter team No. 1 carried off second dent pattern developed years ago Five Harvsrd students narrowly Work of redecorating and repalr- being Incidental in character, they and weeds. The moths emerge In R. Wheeler, Newington, 186.27, er bracket offers a number of Inter- can’t be Ignored. The Bell City hoop- form In the aecond and American privateer skipper to be a lieve Japan should not hold tbe third when New Haven also aoored, EAGLES BY 42 TO 39 fnfhi hla Oallfornla home, haa an- Hartford ...... 13 8 .600 honors. For'dolng this each of the when traffic flow became heavy escaped serious Injuries Saturday Ing the Warren Memorial Town gave the choir opportunity to dis- May and each female Is capable of 11. esting poesibllltles as It contains tossera dropped early season games a tally that was protested by the periods and gave RockviUr a ' boor. H. Varley, Newington, 185.73, 11. games.” nounced ha flgurae hla .886 batting New Haven ...... b 10 A83 members received a gold Lyman seems to maintain through the morning about 11 o'closk when a Hall In Stafford Springs was started play real techinique in harmony and laying an average of 400 eggs, pro- three of tbe pre-toumey favorites. to Meriden and Manchester In auc- visitors ts ona that waa kicked average, 80 runs driven In. and 27 of a battle but faltered in ths flrsA From the forecastle cabin a few P. Ohler, Bristol. 185.50, 8. lehlrto Kobno» Selyukal party Manchester ...... 6 1'2 .223 medal for shooting over 50 per cent vears. Increases being proportionate ear driven by James H. Legendre, this week by a force of W PA men shading. Each stanza was sung with viding Infestation for early sweet Briotol la elated to meet Wlnd- cession, but since then have been In- rather than shot into the net. homers for 1637 should b# worth and third quarters 'to allow men were called at a time and dis- in the various clssslfllcatlrms of the meditation upon the words, punctua- com. The second generation In H. Madden, Manchester, 185.37, member, then tuggeeted definitely Torrlngton ...... 5 12 .264 armed. Fl.sts and tempers were ac- of the score while Hotlgkins and J r, 19 of Nstches, Miss., waa com- under the supervision of First Se- bam o f WilUmantle in the evening vincible and what’s more, wound up Lorne Duguld’e ahot with three $17,600 en thla yaar'a pay check. rivals to ju* (core tham by th * ta ^ i-i Heller each were given « s|>oriaI I accident summary. tion carefully observed, volume Connecticut Infests late August and 11. thet the gamee be called off. Score Six Points In Over* New Britain ...... 8 13 .188 tive. The prisoner* hod naturally pletely demolished In an accident on lectmen Clarence D. Benton who opantr Wednesday n l^ t and should their schedule with vlotorlaa over ■eoonds to go gave the Clevalend Blartod With Ooba. sided margin' o f 80 to four. AD W prize for being high on their team Lack of data prevents accurate toned to context. Tbe first one la September cropa G. Grzywlnskl, Bristol, 185.40, 10. Admiral Suyetaugu rose and said: Union c a t y ...... 2 13 .122 concerted during the night and day I the Vernon road ntsr Leonard’s represents the sponsor on the proj- experlanee little (Ufflculty in gaining their only two wer to prevent the gamee the Y Saturday night with a thrill- counter la expected with tbs ond senior team finished in thirty- Bristol ...... 4 6 ing off Hartford Bulkeley In Its Cleveland ...... 31 10 6 61 as Delaneey street or the Bowery 8:00 p. m.—Bristol va. Windham s"d *'ailcd wes* That way lay dents were on their way to New land records for Stafford, covering right places, and giving a diapason Any team In the Claaa B tourney being held. ing 43-39 triumph oa tha Moriarty that has proven Manoheater'r ka seventh place. All of the mem- Date Book Newington ...... 3 8 opener. PttUburgta ...... 30 15 6 46 In 1687. 9:15 p. ca.—Stamford va. Nauga- borne. Haven to attend a swlmmlog meet tbe period between 1894 and 1935. at effective interv^. that can halt Branford's 18 game "The govenunent might rafuaa Girls edged the Y Girts In the nre- set rival in tha State League. ThMl- bers of the flrst team, consisting Stonday Mlddletow-n ...... 0 10 VYhIle the upper bracket may, Syracuae ...... IS 17 6 43 tuck. sOtiugb there was threat of of Madden, Dwlre, Donee, Carlson between Harvard and Yale. Tbe The sum of 32030 has been allocated Dr. Earl Story gave a brief ser- winning streak Is welooms to the auhaldtea, but tha committee might Umlnary, 33-20. An ovartlma parted game Is a playoff of the flrat aai atorms, good weather held, end this Tonight 13 ;00-13:30— Luncheon served dally. contrary ->to expectations, produce All games at New Haven Arena. and Carter each received a merit car was towed to a RoekvlUe ga- and It Is axpeetad that work will mon beaed oo the thought that Sal- title In that dlvlrion, no doubt. find means to finance the gamee waa nsoaarary to deelda the main gagement of tbe seaapn. In wblcn was fortunate. Both ships were Adjourned annual and specla] raga 13:15— Kiwanla Luncheon. fast, exciting games In the battle Winner of flrat game .jeeta winnat medal start la a few day*. vaDon should save tut. Individually, to the finals, the lower bracket Naugatuck, a Claaa B team, chose to anyway. clash oa the score was dad at 36- Meriden'a one-point victory waa dUK lightly manned, and on board tbe town meeting at H. 8. hall Henry Wemar, Jr., of Irvington 3:30-3:30— Ekigllah class with Miss of second and winner of third meeta AH ahooUng waa done with metal This Week and as members of society, from Tinker. seems certain to be marked by nip compete in the A bracket, virtually "In any ca,.e tbe government at- all and Simsbury sank four free MORIARTYS BEATEN allowed when the Board o f Arbitra- May Queen bruised Undies and N. J.. was fined 125 and costs of ANDREW PONZI 1£ADS winner of fourth In aerai-finals on P'- sights. March 11.—Epworth League play. three outstanding alns: The stai of and tuck tussles. WhUe Bristol is in a u ^ g the unbeaten Hornets of titude Is not unanlmoualy one at op- tries and a basket In tbe extra min- blackened eyes were prevalent. 310ii6 when arraigned before Depu- 4:00-50— Grade school league. utes to gain victory. Friday night, with flnallats meeting tion upheld tne P A ’a protaat UMtt The scores made by the different "IValtlng A t the Church." at South MISSSVEAUNDBERG despair; the sin of laziness, or heavily favored to beat Windham, the champlouihip. poettlea. Soma Cabinet membera Jarry and hls original 12 roeo could ty Judge Renato Pellzart in the 5:15-6:30— Business Men's gymna- Zura waa outstanding for the for title Saturday. a aubatituta bad not been sent latfi Manchester men and the total for Methodist church. lethargic attitude towards sharing sium practice. PETER the Men of Monahan won’t have Frankly, i don’t know enough have aoBured lu the government will IN BILLIARD TOURNEY the gams promptly. Manchaatai Wfih attest to tbe prc'.vcas of British the four different teams were as borough court Saturday morning on winnsra and HlUnakl and Yost fea- BY SINGLE BASKET flats, even wheu swung by sleepy March 12. — American Legion GIVEN SHOWER PARTY Cliristlanlty; and the sin of pes- 6:45— Pirates vs. Eagles. any picnic In the seml-flnala, about the (jlosr. O-D teams to at- support.* CLASS B EVENT. the return clash hare b)r a W follows: dance at Rainbow. In Bolton. charge of operating a truck with- simism, which would hot be. If we whether their Opponent be Stamford Japeneaa natlonallats began aa tured for the Eagles, who hald a 36- flnmkards. Jerry’s left cheek was 7:45— Rangers vs. Aces. tempt to go into th at TourtaUeite’s 33 margin with tan aeconda to play Tuesday. maraln and ba» high hopes of dupll-'. Team No. I -A- U R. & This Month out a public uUllUea perm it Wer- had sufficient felth In the power of or Naugatuck. It’s going to be antl-Olympio attack more .than a Phlladelphiafi Hot On T n ll Of Oasily split w'here the surprised 8:45— n gers vs. Cubs. I^ABBIT record was very Impressive, how- only to have Vola score from abort Moriarty Brothers travelled to 7:30—Manchester Trade vs. eating the feat tomorrow night and P 3 K OH Tot. March 13.—State meeting of ner was arrested Friday by State the Croea. cut-throat competition and which- year ago. Opposition largely was Another World Title With sialmsman'a knuckles had placed H. Madden 50 48 43— 186 Trooper Fred Feegel Dr. George In Guest Of Honor Satarday TiSO—Meeting of U.e Women’s Di- ever, If that maati. too much. range and then tie the count eo a Hartford Saturday and came hoifie Boardman Trade. thus clinch tbe League honors. their « ie protesting blow. Hls moc- YDVA at State Armory. The second lenten musical sendee SHOES FOR CHILDREN ever one of, these three entries gain based on the Internationa charac- Four Straight Wins. C. Dwlri' 48 49 40— 183 Anderson of South Portland. Maine, Afternoon At Home Of West will consist o f an organ recital to vision followed by a social hour. Between the black lines foul ahot. The Elaglea outaeored tha on the short end of a 45-43 score .8:45— Windsor va. Woodrow W il- Renults In the circuit yeatardhy, easined feet were painfully sore March 15-16.—"Personal Appear- the finals It won’t be much o f a The Yale undergraduate athletic ter of the garnet! which It waa oon- son. E. Carlson 48 43 39— 176 forfeited a cash bond o f 325 when Hartford Youn^ Woman. be given next Sunday evening by Mrs. James Ctomina and Mrs. BurpriM. Windham, of course, has vlaltort from the floor but lost on at tha hands o f tha Ponies Boys were aa follows: from the scuftUng BtiUsb boots that ance," a S-act oomedy by the Com- association, meeting today, will tendeq would rvaken "the eeeentiai Gamea to be played at East Ha- M. Donze 49 17 35— 175 he failed to appear In court on the Clifton Bralnerd.—A. 8. Howard Keeney, hostesses. a chance but it's all on the' outside New York, Mardi 7.—(A P) — poor foul shooting. Club. Th4 acora was cIom all ths Men’* DIvWen had trodden over them P. New-'.omb munity Pla>-ers at Whlton Memorial 7:30— Social dancing sponsored by rectmmiand that swimming at the Japaneae spirit." Tbe box soors: ven gym. Hancbenter 47. RockvUla 83. 46 48 23— 162 auditorium. charge o f speeding. He was ar- Miss Svea Llndberg of 47 Myrtle and If Wltllmantlc comes through It Andrew Ponsl of Philadelphia, way. Caluslne and Hafferty ware Yet the wonder of this beautiful the “ Y ” Walts. Open to all mem- university he raised to a major sport The attacka were redoubled when Simsbury 8:00—Lyman Hall va. PlalnvtUe. Meriden 46, Hartford 87. March 17.—St. Patrick's family rested on Feb. 36th by State Police- street was guest of honor at a mis- will be the most astonishing feat former tiUMtolder, is hot on tha tbe big guns for the Ponies and brig made hla aches and bruises Total ...... 882 mera and non-membeca. A small . . . .Harvard did It last week. i . .Bill tha war began. Olympic adherents P B F. T. 9:15— Branford vs. East Haven, Bristol 42, New Haven 38. ■oem as nothing to Jerry WhItfleM. party at SL Bridget's pariah house. man William H. Stepbeoson. cellaneous shower Saturday after- of the tourney. trail of another wot Id’s pocket bu- Curlay waa high aoorer for tha lo- Te«im No. ! \. I» U. C. admission win be charged for SavltL who sponsored tha Savltt contend their enemlei are using the 3 r . Fox. rf ...... 4 1-5 6 Gamea to be played at New Ha- TbompsonvUla 33, Union City 33. H e ran over the sliip like a grati- Msrch 27.—Col. H. B. Bls-sell din- Douglas Fisk chairman o f the noon at the home of Mias Zot Rol- Trade Set For Opener llards championship with four cals. Hia scoring kept tha locals In ven Arena. P S K OH Tot. WAPPING all non-members. Gems baseball team in Hartford war merely as an excuse for effect- 1 Zura, I f ...... 6 1-1 X3the game as ha talUed 12 baskeU GIrl'a Dtvialon fied boy who cannot believe hla luck ner, by Tanklte Dislskm veterans at cubbing committee of District "A " lins of 105 Vera street. West H ert- Manchester Trade winds up heavy straight victories in the current The winner of the flrst game k W. Carter 49 48 41 .39—177 8:00—Monday night bowling league with hls brother Max, Is being ing postpdnement. 1 Sluir, o ' ...... 0 0-4 0 RockvUle 38, Mancheater 13. Be was mute and awestruck as he State Armory. of the Eastern Connecticut Council ford. A number of office eoaoclates A daughter was bom to Mr. and practice today in preparation for Its tournament. and 4 foula for a total o f 38 points. meets the winner of the second and ■ S. Gozdz 47 45 41 41—174 Boy Scouts of America will attend of Miss Llndberg were present and Bon Ami vs. Mall Men. honored at a batchelor dinner to- 3 Rottinger, rg .... 1 2-8 4 T la n k ” Haefa also played a good Meriden 30, Hartford 30. atodied her broad decks and beauti- E. Spless 45 45 42 37— 169 Coming Evento Mrs. Walden V. Collins last Thurs- Dll for Class B title honors qnd Ponzl Added e brilliant victory to 1 J. Fox, rg ...... 8 2-5 8 winner of third meets winner of ful cabin, her stout canvas and April 16.—Hospital Linen Aux- a meeting o f cubbere and aeouters she received many lovely gifts. Shearers Buicks va. Gibadn z treks to New Haven tomorrow night....the popular BUI wlU mar- game for the locals. Bristol 16, Naw Havan 17. J. HetUnger 48 45 37 35— 165 day evening at the Manchester Me- Garage. bis skein last night when be trim- 4 Vola. I g ...... 3 4-5 8 fourth In semi-finals on Friday ■trong spars and realized that they iliary ball at Hotel Bond. Hartford. to be held In Norwich, tonight. Miss Llndberg .Is engaged ^to be morial boapital. night to engage Boardraan Trade of ry a Watertoury Miss soon ....N ate Ponle* B < ^ Clig) (45) ThompsortvlUe 36, Union City $61. C. Blrath 48 40 35 37— 160 TalcottvUle va. Relda. med Edwin Rudolph at Cleveland, afternoon at Arena. Finalist* meet were his to command. 1 or by the May 7— 50th anniversary cele- William Sebreier of Troop 49 and married to Arthur J. Johnton of Mrs. Lydia Dewey, wife of the Elm City In Its flrst test. The Mann, the Hamden beavyto«i8>>t, U 125 to 130 In 17 innings. Ponzi had P B F T in preliminary to Class A final* Sat- Bristol. 8:00—Manchester Nurses Associa- more popular than evar despite be- 11 16 10-28 42 laws of war, she was hls! 'hiere Total ...... 845 bration of Ma(x:abeea Frank Uanebeater of Troop 48 of Charles J. Dewey of Wapplng, who ' game la set for 7:80 o’clock at the a high run of 56 to Rudolph’s 05. He Cagir* ..1 I-l 3 urday night YMCA CAGE GAMBS was only Cabell Banks to dispute Stafford Springs will also attend. waa taken to the Manchester Me- tion'meeting. Refreshments will : Haven gym and if the Schober- ing knocked out by Joe Louis In tbe ..4 1-3 9 Junior Tram No, 1, of Legton. be served. LAfiT Nioarrs hookey la one vtctoiy ahead-of Irving Crane, P- B. F. T. bis ownership, and Cabell bad I — William C. Wessel. national direc- morial hospital last Wednes^.y af- Made of soft elk, with roomy are in form they should earn third roun d....N ate is llksahle. 4 Kaualeskl. rt ...... 1 0-0 3 Y. M. C. A . Intermediate Baakolk; P OH Tot CrPIITS AIDS toes for tiny tootsies. First RESULTS Livonia, N. Y „ and WUIie Moseonl. 4 Grant, t f ...... 2 O-l 4 bpoken. Cabell had stood In the C. H o d g k in s ...... tor of cubbing Boy Scouts of Amer- CURB QUOTATIONS ternoon. passed away Friday night Tnaaday the right to meet the winner o f the Have you noticed the days get- ..6 0-3 12 HTNOUS ASK GODDESS ball League scheduled tonight: ...95 8V-180 3:80—Women’s group In crdH quality soles. By ABSOOIATBD PBB8S Philadephlo, who are Ued for sec- 0 Kosak, r f ...... 0 0-0 0 . •fflEWence of both crews just before M. Levitt ...... 98 72—170 ica will Me the principal speaker. Joaeph T a ft aga 67, who was < Windsor-Wilson clash In the semi- ting lo n ge r.... baseball can’t be ..6 1-4 13 TO ENTER STATUE 6:45—Pirates vs. Eaglaa. ' ' tb «y left the Island and said: Newport, Ky.—"Marriage touts" room. Reflnlahlng antiques. finals. ond with three vlctortae each. 3 HlDnakl. I f ...... 7 1-2 16 7M5— Rangers va. Aces. B. Inman ...... 93 72—165 The Ladlea' Aid Society of the taken to the Manchester Memorial White - Smoked Elk and Tan. very far away up bare In the cold, Nallowd League Onofrio Lauri of Brookljm knock- 1 P a v e la c k , I f ...... 0 3-3 2 ..2 0-9 4 . ‘Captain Whitfield boarded tbe are causing a traffic problem and First Methodist church will serve By ASSOCIATBO PRESS hoepital lost Thursday morning 4:00-5:00—^Hollister street basket- Boardman banded the local Trad- cold D 'th ....tb e national sport is ..1 0-0 2 London.— (AP) — In spring a 8:45—Tigers va. Chiba. J. M cE vltt ...... 97 63—160 Am Sup P o w ...... 13-16 Sizes 2H to 6. New York Americans 3, New ed Marcel Camp at Albany, N. Y.. 3 Yost, e ...... 4 2-4 10 Hay Queen against my advice and D. Johnson ...... Police Chltf Leo Livingston order- Its annual Mrtbday supper, Wednes- p o a ^ away after he suffered a ball teem practice. ' ers a decisive beating during the right In ths spotlight In these here yoimg Hindu's thought* turn — to V BOWLINO LKAOUB ...87 39—146 CUa S e r v ...... 1% York Rangers 1. out of the unbeaten c Iom early last 1 Derrick, e ...... 1 o-O 3 without my assistance. She is hla. ed something done about it. day night In tbe veetry of the ahock o f pamlysis. Hls funeral was 6:00-7:30—Girl's gymnasium perio^. regular season but used all kinds of putts, with Hartford bhck la the 31 3-11 45 Saraswatl Monday night bowling laagnfi! El Bond and Share ...... 7H Toronto 6, Meotrsal Chnadlsna S. night by defeaUng bun 135 to 68 in 1 Tag ga rt, r g ...... 0 0-0 0 > I have nothing to do with ber, ex- Total ...... 821 The ballyhoo men for justices of church at 6 o'clock. held Sunday at 2 p. m. at Whitney’s 7:30-8:30—Women’s gymnasium pe- football tactics In a gims tn which Eastern League sad tbs laagus fiba is the Hindu goddess of Isarn- slate toiM bt: Ford Limited ...... 5 And Up Chlosgo 7. Montreal Maroons L. 29 Inninga. Lauri’a high run waa 28 4 Daigle, rg ...... 1 o-O 3 Ing. .'.'ll. . . aept to ebare tbe cargo aecordlDg to Junior Team No. 2, Sons of Legton. tbe peace in this "Gretns Green" Gentlemea'a night will be ob- Funeral Home. In East Hartford, riod. $1.65 three Manchester players were in- meeting in Hartford yasterday and 1 Curley, i f ...... 12 4-7 8:00— A mi va Mail sgreement.” Penn Road ...... 3H Detroit 4, Boston 8. to Camp's 38. 1 H e m in g w a y , I g . . 1 0-0 4 Oa the first day of spring—which P OH Tot. jump aboard automobUes as they served by members of tbe Stafford and tha burial was In the South 8:30-6:30— Blaglea gymnasium pe- jured. The locals are confident of today.. ..which raminda at tbs note 0 Haefs, i f ...... ,4 0-3 Shearers Bulcka va. Gtbaon’a Oara Because of the cargo the two cap- Segal L^ck 1 their ability to reverse tbe declalon IntsrnaHonsl-A mwrlniw Langna Tbe twelve playera in tbe tourney comes In early February b y Hindu age,'TalcottvUle va Raida O. Heller . . . ---- 87 47— 134 cross tbs Ohio river bridges from Current Events Club at a meeting, Windsor cemete^. Mr, Taft leaves riod. trom Ken Smith at Danbury and 0 Harney, c ...... ___ 0 0-1 tains were proceeding together now Unit G a s ...... 8% L morrow night and have high Providence 8, Philadelphia 3. met yeeterday and voted to stage 18 17 B-0 36 reckoning— more than 100 students E. Rice ...... 8 1 45—126 CmcUinsti, Livingston said, cry tonlghL in the pariah rooms of the one daughter. Mrs. Grace Souther- 8:00 — South Methodist bowling Trinity, now scribbling the New Score at half, 17-15, filinabury. 0 F. Blanchard, Ig ..,.0 1-2 !' to an American port. They wished R. Thomas .. ---- 88 35— 123 their praises of matrlmonlsl asnr- gill of West Stafford andi a sister, league. hepea of getting Into the flnsus. PitUbuzgh S. New Haven 1. ' only one round-robin tournament from all parts of' Britain gathered New Orleans—Manager C F ist Congregational church on The rmnezla. a bird o f the British York Giants' spring training dseds Referee, Brown. 0 Food Ig ...... ,.0 0-0 a court of admirality to pass on W. Carter, Jr. ....81 41—123 Icea even though the motorists In- Mrs. CUra Southerglll of^Manebas- WhUe they seem slated for sUScr fijrraeuse 3, Clevdand 3 (over- each year inotoad o f two. It waa here to worship a three-foot model Vltt of tha Cievalaadi SaOlaam /i-; their prise in order that an might be Haymarket Square. Rev. William Isles, builds a jug-shaped nest o f oppositloo than their High brethren foi tbe N. Y. M irror....Ken writes time). 3 Poogratz. Ig ...... 0 1-2 of the goddess. J. Hamilton . a a • .79 25— 104 sist they're not altar-bound. ter. In 1886 it waa estimated that agreed that the j^ayera who fintsh nounced today an antlra cookla Vbik B. Bamee. asalstsnt treasurer and cotton and seed down. 'Tbe structure “having a dandy spring hers, bat- Bon Antonio, Tex.—Manager 3 D u ^ , Ig ...... ___ 0 0-0 ■ifj-legal . Livingston said the “ touto” would There were twenty-one ladlea be- one immigrant entered the country ■MBA UiJn SHOPS face in dans A, the Bchoberltas are Anaarlean Assodatlen In tha firat aigbt tai thla tourney wui Aa the students knelt a priest up would oppoaa tha Maw O * And JO for the cecood dina they secretary o f the Connecticut State is woven so finely that It resemblea A —» HMMM < l P f l rated a splendid chance of surviving ted for Sambo Leslie the othar dag 8L PatU-3, Keneea City L Gabby Street, opwilng the SL Louif’ 1 C. Blanebard, rg ...2 1-2 implored Saraswatl to enter the Total...... ••-•-••••••a 606 be charged with obetnicUag trame. cidea several children at the every 15 minutes, and and one emi- qualify automaUeaUy for the next, Browne epring Ump, eald tha team PeUeana ThnnNlay hi tha first Pxlson AseoctatloB wUl be the falL their first two starts, with Branford in a gams and amacksd ons right Mlnnea^lla 4, St. Louis 4 (over- statue where, they believed, ahs re------y Aid Bsetlaff at t ^ boms of Mrs. giaat left evsey 14A$ mtamtes. while the last four will play a would uee a t*o-HM]ay eystero o f of the tralniag aeaatm. TeteraM » renrdad aa tha logical finallat M on ths potatol”. .. .Cm on Bris- F 18 7-17 mained Imprlswed until morning l^ ^ ^ fo r pracUea this siieclal InvltaUon round-roUn - with training, with hwrnlng and attar- tka f a ^ ^ r a ^ w L toim alght the laafilgg jw n if aura. when the pileat asked bar to ratuni at maem w a ttu n ta . tn kUTMg t'.. PAGE T E » MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, MARCH 7,1988 BIANUHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 7.198* - VAGE BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES There It Is By MARTIN S t * .ClClL, L SENSE and N O N SEN SE TOO TOOR AMl^MIES,- "One Nation, Indivisible, With Jeny—What is that deaf and Liberty and Juatloe for AU," da- dumb carpenter ao franUc about? clares tba pledge to the American Mike—He just hit bU thumb with jR flag. 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Mes- Prisoner—I only, wanted to know argument with my girl, I enter It in supply regular co.tsumers. Start all day Wednesday, 87 So._ Main WIDENER HANDICAP Arnold Greene, the ex-Pttt foot- the time. a small diary. %t>TWI>—KEY RING with 6 keye. sier Naso Inc.—7258, with earnings up to 34S.OU In a street. ^ A Schedule of 140 Games Owner naay have by paying for baller. haa been signed by the Reds Judge—Wen, the time Is two Man—I see; you keep a little week. Must write quick. Albert ..•.and wily Will McKechnle was years. Next ease! scrapbook. •dv. Inquire 433 Gardner street. Mills, 4475 Monmouth, Cincinnati, FOR RENT— MIDLAND apart- MOVING— TRUCKING- ment, three rooms. Call 8333 or somewhat more than astonished Hartford, Conn., March 7— (A P)sthe__ American Leagve will use this STORAGE 20 O. Has No Tronble Gainiiig Vic- that the Piratea, with whom Greene —The adoption ot a 140-game base- season; a radio contract with an oU READ IT OR NOT— There wUI never be work for 4131. those who refuse to work except on A U lD M O H Ii.E S l —Another record Florida schedule starting at 11 a. m. e.s.t. BABY CHICKS. Waterers, feeders, discussion of community days in telling me that you have hod seven ments for a coronation. -p o My/ My/ ’ -wyAiPc / sF tn T -S P fjT T I 1-3 OFF ON ALL 1937 wall papers. horse racing; season rounded the today. > w’Jch the home club is permitted to years' experience In a bank when .-!0 See your own contractor or Thos. brooders. Complete line poultry flnal turn today with the reopening If the Phillies flnlshed way down My/ MMKM n-IE VMDODSKJ- M E A D LEGAL NOTICES * In seventh place even with Doiph A proposal by several club owners reduce the regular admission price. you never had a job before? THE OMLY Manchester McGill Jr., 126 Cedar street. equipment and feed. Checkerboard of Tropical Park for the second half to elect President Richardson to a Richardson stated. that It hat. been 'rS V U S e W/S& A AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD C^mllli last yeai, can the class tell Youth—WelL^you advertised for < iiMiAaAs aaaasAiSiajHiaaaSiSi i r O U E T S M V V E R A O T Y / * TlAfiE HB Feed Store, 10 Apel Place. Phone of Its split season. two or three term, rather than un- voted to grant only one with each a man with ima^nation. PROPERTY OWNERS —Attention. 7711. at Manchnatnr, within and for -tha War Admiral, winner of the 390.- teacher where the]r’ll wind up with- EVER'’. Evening: Herald Dlatrlct of Mancheater, on the 5th der the present system of for only club during the season. ST ORIES IN • W/T' p. T. 36.95 repapers room, celling paper- day of .March. A. D.. 193S. 000 Widener challenge cup, was be- out him this season T. . . .notes from one year, was also slated for action. The prexy said all of the loop’s throws FANCY QUALITY BROILERS, the training camps: Joe Cronin Fooling the Doctore BAPMUM CLASSIFIED ed or kalsomined. Material, labor Preaent W1LLIA.V S. HYDE, Eaq., ing shipped home today but most The loop's head announced last games will be broadcast this season, STAKJDIMQ IKJ THE CENTER HIE VOlCS roasting chickens and fowl, dress- fudge. of the other horses that raced at definitely picks Bobby Doerr to Old Grandpa Jenks, according to the complete. Inside, outside painting. night that the circuit had approved but several minor problems had yet rules. STAMPS you cou L o R1NC3, X WOJLD TWP?OW M V ADVERTISEMENTS ed. Fresh eggs delivered direct Eatate of Peter Mitchell late of Hialeah park during Its 46-day start the season at second base tor 19 WHBM Large savings. Work guaranteed. Mancheeter, In said District, deceaa- for three years a "fast” baseball to be ironed out In a few of the Should certainly have perished very r'PfO iV YEP P i C H BAIRiTONE voice IN Oooai alx avaratf* word* f m Una. Lang. Phene 3692. from Carlson Sc Son Poultry Farm. ed. meeting were transferred to Tropi- the Red Sox, even if Doc McNair (Spalding)—similar to the one that cities. Telephone 4217. cal to compete for the 3290,000 to young, V1 S «u| 11 ots bridge street. Telephone 4740. creditors i bring In their claims guess)----- don’t woiry about Al I Oar ...... I 11 aul It eta sold for cash only. L. T. Wood Co. ai was Hialeah's. In which betting 9F COURT UURELS rise to the top In league scoring. his face. wllhln aald time allowed by posting Simmons, folk s... .his bank account He ate whatever food he got his I 4’-f All ordara (or Irrasnlar laaartlona ROOFING AND SIDING esumates a copy of thi order on the public was nearly 33,000,000 ahead of the The Columbia star scored 30 points will ka eharsad at tka ooa time rata freely given. Years of experience sign post noarcat to the place where previous season, and attendance and annuities look like freight car to take the lead from Will Thomas hand on. fpaelal ratsa (or loos taro avarr the decea last dwelt within aald numbers... .Cholly Grimm la thmk- of Dartmouth. O'Brien has 113 He slept In drafts or any sort of 4ar sdvartlalBS slvaa opoo raqoaat. Workmanship guaranteed. Also FUEL AND FEED 49-A proportionately greater. The first town and by publishing the same In half of Tropical's season also set Ing of giving young Jim Asbcll the points to Thomas' 112 while Anton place. Ada ordered kafora tka third or artb carpentry. A. A. Dion, 81 Wells some newspaper having a circulation Gains Eastern League' Title dar wtU ba eharsad eolr (or the aa- street. Phone 4860. FOR SALE—WELL seasoned hard new records. call over Augle Galan In the Cubs' Mischo, of Penn, has 104. It is a He took no pills, he had no vaedna- wood. Apply EMward J. HoII, tele- In said probrtc dlatrlct. within ten teal saabar o( tlmaa the ad appaar- days from the date of this order, and Today's opening bad to share In- outfield. . . . wide-open race, for all three play Uon, sd. abarslDs at the rata taraad bnt phone 4642 01 8025. return make to this court of the no- terest with a flood of discussions As Princeton Upsets Har- this week. No h}rp^ermle needle pricked his aa allowaoes or rstaoda eas ka aads tice given. SB sis. tlsM ads stopped after the BUSINESS and comparisons of the Admiral's Since Henry Armstrong gave him The fight for second place Is atlU arm. CWEDISH scientist, philosopher WILLIAM 8. HYDE a going over, Everett* Rlghtmlre Is He cured no tummy-oche by opera- Uth m. OPPORTIfNITIES Judge. performance In the Widener handi- providing plenty of action In the and mystic, Emanuel Sweden- No ‘'till torblds"! diaplar Unaa not 32 HOUSEHOLD GOOQS 51 cap and Statehand'b thrilling vic- thinking of quitting the ring.. .. vard By 37 To 20. tion. borg it honored this y^ar on the sole H-3-7-88, eastern Intercollegiate conference FOR RENT—IN BUSINESS sec- tory over Seablscuit at Santa Anita and he’s only 23----- the All-Ameri- although Temple sewed up the tltla He swore no germ eordd do him 250th anniversary of his birth— The Barald will sot be raaponalbla FOR SALE—GRAY enamel combi- barm. for aara thao ana loaorraet Inaartlon tkm, brick mercantile building nation rahge, 310 if taken at once AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD In Saturday's-two turf headliners. ca grapefruit league ballyhoo; Joe nearly two weeks ago. 1688. And looking back across ad asr adrsrtlaaaant ardarad (or with 3000 ft. of ground floor space. at Manchester, within and for the Stagehand's owner, Col. Maxwell McCarthy says Only eight Yanks New York, March 7— (A P)— Penn State, Its season over, still JLnd did he die the death that would those centuries,- history finds him \ Mora than ooa tiaa Call at 03 Foster street. Dial 8546. District of Manchester, on the 6th refute him? Suitable for light manufacturing. day of March, A. D,. 1938. Howard, who remained In Miami are sure of their Jobs___ Losta fel- Dartmouth’s Indians, with the east- holds second place but there is a a pioneer even ahead of the pio- The laadvartant ealsaloo at laoor- and heard the race by radio, was No! He lived ao long they bad to neers. raat psklleatloo ot advartlalng will ba Apply EMward J. Holl. FOR S A L ^ N E W GAS range— Present IVILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq.. lows can think of at least a dozen ern intercollegiate league basketball good chance that Pittsburgh, which saatiflad onir hr aaueallatlae of tka Attached heater new Electrolux Judge. jublliant over the Santa Anita vic- without getting started.. .. shaded State Saturday night, 26 to shoot him! It was not until the end of the Estate of Henry Fruney late of tory. shaisa aads (or the oarvloa rsodarsA 5 cu. ft. refrlgeiator; also other AlUe tied to the wigwam, can alt 26, can earn a tie. State haa six l'9th century ‘ that Swedenborg's All advartlaaaanta aoM aeofora .Manchester, In said District, deceaa- “I sent him to California to es- The old-fashioned wan phone had ka stria, aonr sad trpocrsphr with HELP WANTED— furniture. Call 87 So. Main street- ed. back and watch the battle for wins and four losses against Pitt's voluminous writings were proper-; ssgslstloaa aoforead br the pabllah- ______FEMALE______35 AIl day Wednesday. Tha Administrator having exhibit- cape that electric rabbit (War Ad- runner-up post in the circuit this Five and four, but Pitt’s final game one advantage. The bore quit talk- ly collected. Then it,,was seen sis sad thar raaarva the rtsht (e ed his administration account with miral) at Hialeah and look what he Week End Sports week, with only Wednesday’s Harv- is with West Virginia, beaten by ing when bis feet got tired. how far ahead of his 'time this Sdit. ravtsa or rajaot ear oopr ooa- HUNDREDS Of USED Furniture aald estate to thl. Court for allow- does—he only runs the mile and a scholar was. His work on paleon- Marad oblaotlonabla WOMEIN—ADDRESS and mall ad- ance, it la. ard game to disturb them. Carnegie, Saturday, 60 to 38. cs vertising matenbl for us at home. bargains. 3 rooms furniture 375. quarter handicap ip 2:01 3-5 while Father came' dowiutairs carrying tology showed him a pioneer in CLOSINO HOURS—ClasalOad ada ORDERED:—That the 12th day of War Admiral required 2:03 4-5,” > By ASSOCIATED PRESS This might have been the all-lm- Tho standinga of the teams; bis jacket over his arm. He looked / Is ba pobilihad aaaa dar aoat ba ra- We supply everything. Good rate Easy terms. Phone or write for a .March, A. D., 1938, at 9 o’clock fore- portant game of the league’s sea- this field; he had arrived at the noon. at tile Probate Office, In said Col. Howard said. New York — Brooklyn Dodgers Eastern League bard at his wlf% and then at hit The w\a 30R could ’S 5 ;.' by U o'clock noon I Iftturdaya of pay. No selling. No experience “Courtesy Auto". Alberts Furni- purchase first baseman Dolf Camllll son. But Princeton whipped Harv- Team W L Pts. Op. pta nebular hypothesis itheory of the Manchester, be and the same Is as- The Colonel was right about War on. formation of the planets and the WkSOLE OUT O P - necessary. Merchandise Mart, Box ture Co.,. Waterbufy, Conn. signed for a hearing on the allow- ard, 37 to 20, and eliminated the Dartmouth ___ 8 3 482 425 Admiral being Hialeah's electric from the Phillies for Eddie Morgan Father (storming)—That boy sun long before Kant and Laplace; AKJ E E l . T R A P - TELEPHONE YOUR 623, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. ance of aald administration account and cash estimated at 360,000. Crimson from the race. At the Pennsylvania ..6 6 420 416 with said estate and tho ascertain- rabbit. The other horses in the has taken money from my pocket!! he wrote a lucid account of molec- - ...... ^ Widener handicap had no more New York — C^olumbia retains same time Pennsylvania drubbed Cornell ...... 6 5 459 464 Mother (calmly)—Henry, how WANT ADS WANTED —EXPERIENCED wo- MACHINERY AND TOOli? 52 ment of hetre and this Court directs Columbia, 40 to 33, to end the ular magnetic theory. He was the the Administrator to give public no- chance than a pack of greyhounds I. C. 4-A. track and field team Columbia ...... 5 5 402 377 can you say that? Why, it might first to employ mercury for the sir Ads are aeoaptad avot tba ulaphona man for housework, including cook- tice to all person:. Interested therein chasing a mechanical bunny. The championship with 27 points to Lions' bid and Dartmouth, In first Harvard ...... 5 5 350 271 ad tts CHAROH RATH stvaa above ing and laundry. Go home nights. FORDSON PARTS, Oliver spread- have been me. pilmp and he devised a method ot ers, plows, hariows. tractors, used to appear and be heard thereon by Admiral’s supporters say he could Manhattan's 24; Ben Johnson sets place since early In the season, Princeton ...... 4 6 363 353 Father (shaking his bead)—No, SS A aeBvaalaaaa to sdvartlaara, bst Telephone 3196. publishing a copy of this order In sneaked into its first title in three determining longitude at sea by the CAgH RATES will ba aaaaptad aa Farmalls, John Deere etc. Set us some newspaper having a circulation have bettered his time had he been 6.2 record for 60-yard dash, Howie Yale ...... 3 8 379 449 my dear, it wasn't you. There was SCORCHY SMITH Eyes Rigrhtt pressed. years. The Indians’ record shows observations of the moon among By JOHN C. TERRY wtJUL PAYMENT If paid at tha bual- for your needs. Dublin Tractor Co., In said District, five days before said Bork, Manhattan, upsets New^York Eastern Conference some left. the stars. • m T W A . P . A n Rights R s e ffH MB sHlsa SB St ba(ora tka aavaotb day of hearing and relurn make to Jockey Charlie Kiirtsinger eight wins and three loses with one ^ovi, h^sieuR smith- dW tsUswlas tba drst laaarUos el Providence Rd., WllliioantlL. U.’s Jim Herbert In 600 in igeord, Temple ...... 9 1 420 356 Swedenborg showed ISO years THKV'RB L - THSV * * W l PNT this Court. brought the Admiral to the front of .time of 1:12. go. Penn S ta te ...... 6 4 358 334 Msh ad stharwlaa tha CHAROB WILLIAM S. HYDE Especially the Women before any other scientist that'thc AS Y0U ReQVtSVtP i n) lYAITIigi^ FDR , HAVB LOM TO WAT- THE win ba aeUaotad. Na raapoaal- the pack, opened up a flve-length Baltimore — Glenn Cunningham While Princeton was embroider- Pittsburgh ... . 5 4 338 335 Millennium will dawn, they say. Judge. margin, and threw out the clutch to ing its late season surge with Its motion of the brain was synchro- JO OR RAPlOORAht- you TO POINT RL«5*N0CR« ARB Am srsors la Ulaphoaad ada MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 53 H-3-7-3S. beats Archie Son Romani in 4:15 Georgetown ...5, 5 368 396 And life be stripped of most of Its nous with the respiration and not imper so n at o b IS asaoMd sad tbafr aoaaraar coast in by a length and a half over mile at University of Maryland- third straight win against the b|Lf- Carnegie Tech ..3 7 393 393 worry. WRoee* SRAN7 iuoe OUT ThB KILLER j DOWN 7NB OANOFLANK be gaaraataad. EMERGENCY AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD the second place Zevson. with the action and the circula- Fifth Regiment track and field fled Harvards, and Penn was push- West Virginia ..1 8 323 886 When we And some unfailing way l SCORCHT^ NOW/ at Manchester, within and for tha War Admiral's owner, Samuel D. tion of the blood. He even antici- AW B ACMS PANieL'i, INDEX OF AMPLIFIER witli 2 speakers. Rea- District of Manchester, on the 7th games; CHiarlle Beetham wins ing Columbia out of the race, Cor- THIS WEEK’S SCUEDULE For getting other folks to hurry. pated modem research on the day of .March. A. D.. 193S. Riddle, was a bit exuberant himself nell, harried by Injuries since early 0VT FAILS IN HIS sonable. Telephone 7357. “Oriole 660" In 1:22.7; Allan Tol- League: Wednesday — Princeton function of the ductless glands. classifications Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., as his prize package was made in the season,. handed Yale a 60 to Friend—I know a man who looks ATre MFTTO KILL CALLS Judge. mlch captures 70-yard high hurdles. at Columbia, Dartmouth at H CLOTHES >1C0*« w tv mA MKVtet WC V M ICO. U. t. fAV OVP - WHAT »AW0A.UD STAKTS OUT THE DOOR ' JUKIIOB! you UAU6HTV BC3V! JUST F O B .^ LISTEN, WOBRY VVART— VOU ^NataoM mm4 Freleeelaeal looitt— return make to this Court. bat with a two-by-four... .Billy Jameson in lOth hole to win Florida OUT-SMAPnED BV A WATER, AM' MOW TO WIIOMSOKVEII IT MAT CON- ABEIltoU A(jAIM..r 1 THAT VOU CHILOREM WILL TAK.C VOUR BAT CAN WATCH TH' CAKIOV COOL BaalDOM Sorvie** Off*r*4 ...... ll WILLIA.M S. HYDE Knickerbocker turned uo at tne east coast tourney. SIJCTEEW-TEAR-OLD 6000 HEAVENE* foothold SarvloM Offorod ••••la-A 5432 Cli^UN:-~NoUce Is hereby given that judge. Yankees’ camp all smiles___ "be- QOlWaTO ALL VOU WANT, BLJT OUIT Frederick P. Ksaland ot \Ve*i Hurt- H-3-7-18. Philadelphia—William Slack and S<9UIF?T WHO M A K E S \WHAT MOW? Belldlns—<5oDiraetlnr .•••«•«• 14 cause getting away from the Browns DO ABOUT TRVIN' IT WITH VOUB RAJ'' Fleiioio->Ntir**rl** II ford. Connectio tt and Jerome i i . Sul- Hunter Lott win National (iquash A MOWKET OUT OF" ME FnoraJ Dlr*otor* ...... i« livan of Lurchniont, New Turk, as was like getting a pardon from racquet doubles championship by HIM, MR. OEB - n AAAKE& rr LOOK Baailns^Pluinblnc'—RooflBf 11 general i>-trtners. and Kelvin N. Spehn Alcatraz” . .. .palf of Tony can- AT EVERY TURM ! iBdaFaBc* ...... II AMBULANCE of West Harlfor-* Connecticut, a* a defeating fellow Philadelphians Don SCUTTLE f LIKE TH' N U T S HAD BEEN IIUllBory—DroMmakliif .•••••«• If Hpectal partner, have formed a limit- zoneri ought to get him to quit Strachan and A. Willing Patterson, SWIPED OUT OF IT.. A N ' JCovlav-—Tr o e k ln v ^ to r a ffo H (Doug a n) ed partnership under the firm nrtme L C. 4A CHAMriO.VS. thinking about a comeback___ he 12-15, 15-10, 15-11, 15-10. PEOPLE FEEL nbtle Pa«**o**r 8*rrle* ••••••iO-A of Eaaland A Company to transact a was a great little fighting man, but Los AngeIes73>Stagehand, owned FAtatloff^P*p*fina ...... tl general brokerage business, located New York, March 7—(A P)— CHEATED.' ^foatloBal 8*rv!M ...... » at 49 Pearl street, Hartford. Con- even the best of ’em slow u p .... by Maxwell Howard, wines 3100,000 ...... u 5630 necticut and that Frederick P. Eas- Here are the champions and he’s too nice a guy to get club- crowned Saturday night In the Santa Anita Handicap in photo Mloiia£~Dy*lBv-~Cl**Qtnt 14 lan

jm-iXiltAitfiviCLlNC. .~ M .siau ra^ J^_PU NCM BO^D finish ;!! ..a „ '1 !* ^ Watch That Man By THOMPSON AND COLL Snubbed By HAMLIN I OIOM'T TiMVAf NOLYO CARCID JACIC/X CAKinr RMD, OOMT WCBBV, D O C • . / M O e .' MOLAK) p o o r / C A N E E A B IO SHOOT at AMVTHIM(h EXCEPT KAVABMOLD AklYWHERE IF 3HE.'3 C5M the , laV^JUST D60PPED C A B IN E T O F F IC E B , A BACJC • SO MOW, IF VOU DOMT IHAT FIEND MUST HAVE ISLAND, WE'LL so mEXhikio om OCX5LA A BIG SH OT O F MIMO, I’LL REUEVE VOU OF CAPTUSED HEB, FIND HEB.' S O M E K IN D -A M THAT RLAVTHIW

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Troop committee members and The Hustlers group of the Wes- Children of Mary meraben wUI leyan Guild will hold an all-day play bairicetball tonight at 7:80 In leaders of the Gibbons troops of ABOUTTOWN meeting at the South Methodist St.it. i Jamee'a school ball. Girl BoouU wUl hold s session in T church, Wednesday. Work will be on tratolng and discussion of troop I HALEYS POPULAR salting peanuts. Mancbeater Lodge of Hooa* will management tonight at 8 o'clock at >wMng ot the Privet* Duty tha home of Mrs. H. H. Longaker, | itgnt* wlU take place tonight at 8 omit Ita meeting tonight, and bold >Mock at the TJf.CJt. A social Ever Ready Orcle of King's It Monday evening, March 14. 215 Pine street. TUESDAY SPECIALS -Ikm will follow. Daughters trill sponsor a lecture to- motrow afternoon at 3 o'clock by Gibbons Troops of Girl Scouta, Philip Merriroan of East Hartford, Double Green Stumps Given With Tb* Stanley group of the Weeley- No. 13, 14 and 15, which omitted PYTHIAN SISTERS an Guild will meet tomorrow eve- on the Oaspe Peninsula, Illustrated their meetings last week on account Ail Day Tuesday. •i stag at 7:45 with Mrs. John Von by many fine pictures. Mrs. Jessie of Ash Wednesday, will meet Wed- PUBLIC PINOCHLE 'I Deck of 82 Sterling Place. Mrs. .Sweet Is chairman of the' hostess nesday at 6:30 In St. James’s schooL committee and each member has TUES., MARCH 8^8 P. M. ond Schlebel will assiit the Girls who have not already settled ODD FELLOWS HALL the privUtge of Inviting a guest. for their- tenderfoot pins are re- '' # quested to do so at the meeting Home Cooked Food for Playtag Prises. Adm. tSe. 69c Tailored Rayons .flanset Rebekab. lodge at its meet- Tonight Is “Men’s Night” at the Wednesday evening. in Odd FeUows hall this evening north-end firemen’s bingo. The Miss Tea Rose Color. AD Sizes. observe past noble gra.nds' or Mrs. buys her ticket and the A large attendance la an- b->y friend or husband will get In Vests — Panties — Bloomers free. There wrill be 30 games start- Tuesday Only! ing at 8:30 o’clock. MARCH Given With Cash Sales A ll Day The monthly meeting of the Man- M. K. M. First Quality Full chester Girl Scout Council will take Tuesday In A ll Departments of place tomorrow afternoon at 2 Fashioned Ringless RADIO o’clock at the home of Commission- SALE er Mrs. J. Seymour Brown. Mrs. Bath These Stores. Ratynham Towmshend of New Haven, a member of the New Eng- on Radios land regional committee of the Na- HOSIERY SERVICE tional Girl Scout organisation will Generators be a guest, and It is hoped every one • Sheer Chiffons Shop and Save Tuesday! if the ammeter pointei Refrigerators of the Council members will be • Semi Chiffons present to greet her. A question box swings back and forth rapid- • Service Weight Wm.E.Krah will be a part of the program. ly or remains at zero while PHONE 4457 you are driving the genera- Typewriters tor should be checked at 33 Delmont Street once. We replace brushes We Have 14 Gninow Tele- The J S K H A l ^ COM pair or make repairs quickly. The dial Table Radios that list Ic P®''' $1.25 M anchistsr Conn* cause of the trouble la elimi- at $39.95. Our Sale Price— nated and future expense Watch We Call Por avoided. and Ueliver $20.00 Voor Doctor’s For HERE’S A BARGAIN! Preocriptioa NORTON SYL-O-SLIP ClHOUSi'^SON. 10-Tube Grunow. List price INC. ELE(rrRI(’AL Sanforized cotton slips

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AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT moderate priced serv- TABLE MODEL Two smart patterns In a number of color combinations. Ginger Squares...... 18cdoz. List price $94.50. Our $i/t Onnoe Can May ice, established itself Price, Dress up your kitchen and dining room for Spring. Also a num- Jelly Rolls, large size...... 19c ea. ber of higher priced lunch cloths with borders and plaid centers. among Manchester’s Cash Danish Pastry*, our home made k in d ...... 3 for 9c i- $50.00 S A R D I N ES

Crullers, plain or sugared...... 21c doz. sound institutions. ONE 1937 MODEL 620 Limited Quantity! 42”x36” • 45”x36” Regular 29e Large Package PHILCO CONSOLE Fineweve Percale GOOD GROCERY VALUES A Modem

Dole Pineapple Juice, No. 2 ca n s...... 2 for 25c Funeral Home OXYDOL 19c And 2 B en P. B Q. Soap Free With Ckmpon. Diced Carrots and Sliced Beets, No. 2 cans. Royal Scar- $40.00 PILLOW CASES let ...... each 10c Medliiitt SIse 1 W E S T IN G H O U S E iCHl Beech-Nut Peanut Butter, 10c jar Free with purchase LIFTOP REFRIGERATOR of 2 large jars f o r ...... 35c 2 a List price $99.50. Used IVORY SOAP 2 b.„12c Krispy Crackers (Sunshine), like Saltines, 1 lb. pkg. 17c only two’ months. And Large 18c Size Cake Free With Coupon. 2 2 ^ Jean’s Pie Crust Free With Purchase of Jean’s Ginger A beautiful fine quality case that will give years of wear. Bread Mix fo r...... ’21c $35j00^”'' Limited quantity. * Flour, 0-So-Finc, excellent for all baking . .7 lb. bag 31c FRESH TOMATOEStb^ 10c 1937 CROSLEY Eggs, Native. Strictly Fresh, Extra I.arge Size, doz. 33c Freak, New REFRIGERATOR Oxydol Ic Sale I Purchase 1 large package and get a 10c package f o r ...... I c MODEL GA 60 HOUSEWARES Lbs. Floor Sample. List $239.50. C A B B A G E 2 9c

SALE 0 1 C? Freak, Juicy, Szi-eet DIAL 5137 — WE DELIVER $1.25 EMULSO POUSH PRICE— 3>ll0e For all varnished, painted and enameled surfaces. Cleans G R A P E F R U IT 6 for 25c 1 S A M P L E R E M I N G T O N and polishes fine furniture.

PORTABLE TYPEWRITER 1 quart b o t t l e ...... 0 7 C Large Size, Freeh 'With Case. List $54.50.

~ Each O’CEDAR OIL MOP P I N E A P PLES 15c $35.00 And Bottle of f\f\

$ $ $ $ $ $ $ STEWAIT WARNER Polish ...... jp .i eU U H EA LT H M A RKET

8-TUBE 1937 RADIO Old English Lemon Oil Polish, We Pay The Highest $35.00 P O R K C H O P S Lb 2 5c 31c W 2 pint bottle...... i ____20c

ano ther' remington Th« Proof of tho Ton TYPEWRITER 75c Johnson Dusting M o p ...... 59c V E A L C H O PS LI. 2 7 c 3 5c

CASH PRICES For Is in th o H o o tin g Sample. List $39.50.

B o n eless La m b C h o ps There is ho more prac- $25.00 RENOL tical teat than this. EVERYTHING ^ ______u. 3 5 c

Start the winter with GUARANTEED! OLD POLISH Old Company’s An- FREE! All Wave Aerial In- Sh o u ld er La m b C h o ps thracite, and actually stalled With Every Radio. Geans and renews the finish on your furniture. NO TRIALS! ee how much more ALL SALE CASH! efficient, more eco- 2 7 c > 4-ounce bottle . . . . 25c nomical it is. - NO EXCHANGES! GOLD

But Try and Beat Our H pint b ottle...... F R ES H SP A R E RIBS 19c 50c Prices! d t lo k U I m i n , / 1 pint bottle . . . 75c ______Lb. tnquba NOW mboat S A U E R K R A U T Sc Sfafford's /kitTM»cin MOOnN ANINSACni 1 quart bottle .. $1.25 Matthew Wior rreet F R E E OtUr Brunner *s With a pint can of Stafford’s ® UDNINa ZQUPMINT L A M B S T E W JEWELER No-Rub Wax. 1 Lb.10c » 1 5 c RADIO DEPARTMENT wi m A Few Steps Below Hale’s Manchester G. E. Willis & Son, Inc. 80 Oakbuid Street « Coal, Lumber, Mssobs’ Bopplles 999 Main Street Manchester, Conn. C U B E S T E A K Lb, 3 2 c Paint Open Evenings Tin 8 P. H. X IMatn S t TeL 8U8 Phpqe 5191

Tf M J W . H A U COM T H E S O L I D F U EL Drive Over Now! MANCHStTsa C omm $ 9 $ 9 F O R S O L I D C O M F O R T rrS A SMASH SALE!

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