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«>- POOR FAMILY KoehPs Aunt Flies in Peoria. HOOVER’S FOES GETS FORTUNE SMITH KNOWS MERCHANT SUES FURTHER FIGHTING Mother-in-Law Dies Leaving TO AGAIN CALL $125,000 to Husband De LIHLE ABOUT WIFE FOR WHOM clared Dead. Hm TO STAND Boston, May 10.— There's a HIS CAMPAIGN silver lining, “ through the H EPAB)$5J dark cloud shining.” The words of t'he famous Try to Heckle Leading G. 0. song “ Keep the Home Fires Al Smokes Cigar as He An Burning" was hummed* today Tnnnansbarg Man, 42, Tries by Mrs. Anna Griffiths, a P. Candidate at Senate brave mother, formerly of a swers Questions of Sen Rochester, N. Y., who was to Enjoin Bride, 20, IS BURIED ALIVE Rival Annies Plan to Unite happY in the knowledge that Probe—Talk of “Stalk she had won a fortune of ate Probers— His Friends From Negotiating Nnptiiil to Repulse Common Foe; ?125,000 for her children, Vir ginia, 10, and Georglanna, 8. IN SHALLOW GRAVE ing Horses.” As soon as school closes she Working For Him Notes. Foreigners Prepared to plans to take them on a vaca tion, their first in seven years, Wasliington, May 10.— Herbert to jher old home In Summer- New York, May 10.— Governor Woman Tells Police Str^ge Batde If Chinese Declare side, E. I. New York, May 10.— Charles Hoover appeared today to be In Alfred E. Smith testified before the ' Mrs. Griffiths’ husband van Steenburg, forty-two years old and for some more uncomfortable heck ished in Rochester, N. Y., sev Senate committee Investigating a cripple, who Is a prospejoua feed Story— Beaten and Chok War on Themîtnatioii ling on the part of “ the Allies" en years ago. Mrs. Griffiths campaign funds expenditures to and coal merchant at Trumanshurg, went to work to keep her little who are seeking to prevent his day that he had authorized no one N. Y., read In a Syracuse news Is Still Critical. family together. She had a ed With Stocking. 1* t nomination by the Kansas City hard struggle. to act as chairman or treasurer of paper that Miss Helena Schroeder, convention. This year she learned that any national campaign fund In his of 303 East Ninety-first street, Hoover spent an hour on the her husband’s mother was dead behalf. He said he understood that twenty years old, would accept a Los Angeles, Cal., May 10.— Toklo, May 10.— A concerted in Hamilton, Ont., leaving a proposal of marriage from the maul movement Is on foot in China to witness stand before the Senate small fortune. Mrs. Griffiths some of his friends In New York who. as a consideration for her 1 Mrs. Marie Billings, 36, is in a campaign fund committee yester went to Ontario and claimed City had started a Smith presiden hand, would settle her father’s serious condition at a hospital to unite"the hostile factions for war day, answering questions concern the money for her children. tial boom but he personally had debts. . day after having been beaten and against Japan, the war ofUce was ing his organization, and not infre She succeeded in having her ‘done nothing about It.” Mr. Steenberg wanted a young informed today. Following the is quently clashing ,with its members. buried alive in a semi-conscious I:*' husband declared legally dead. The governor said that any wife to brighten his life and home, suance of a manifesto by Marshal Today it devele paid one at a mobile, into the Puente Hills, laid According to information receiv horse" was thrown back at Hoover mittee, then questioned the gover REFUSE INCREASES her in a shallow grave and covered ed by the Japanese governm«lit, ON TAX REDUCTION / time on the first of each of the by Senator Goff, and the Senate nor. First he read a telegcam to four following months. The mar her with'loose dirt, In the belief anti-Japanese feeling is spreading committee is so interested in it the committee from Gov. Smith riage took place on April 11 at the that she 'was dead. throughout China. that it was decided that another ex date! May 3 in which Smith said Contribjutions Total $14>- Schroeder home. Mrs. Billings hands and feet had The Japanese foreign office, fear amination of Hoover is necessary. ho had authorized no one to act as Teachers Accept Current Yesterday In the Supreme Court been bound. She said she was ing a national uprising against' the Hoover testified on the stand Insurgents and Administra a national chairman or treasurer of semi-conscious when placed In the Japanese, has orddfe'd all Japanese that “ a certain Senator telephoned came the denouement of the ro any Smith organization. mance. Through counshl, Mr. Steen grave, but could not make an out living in the Yangtse valley to him that Goff declined to permit “ I can only say. what I said in the 922— Meeting of . Teams Salaries as Board Follows cry. congregate at Hankow. the West Virginia delegates to an tion s Forces Unite^ to berg asked Justice Crain for an in telegram,” said Smith in his deep junction enjoining his wife and her Later she freed herself and All the foreign garrisons In Tlen- t o nounce second choices in the prim voice. ” I know of no activities in Held Tonight. struggled out. of her . makeshift Tsin (including the United States ary. He declined to give the com- Economy Plan. father from negotiating the notes. Pass the Bill. any state beyond New York. In Refused to Live With Him. grave. A taxi driver found her on a forces) are planning to unite and niillee the name of the Senator, New York a committee of friends road east of Whittier seeing aid present a common front in event saying he did not want to involve Mr. Steenberg complained that have interested themselves In my after he had given the notes and She still wore the blanket which the Chinese decide to make war on anyone else In the matter, but the The Loyalty List campaign for In. keeping with the request re all foreigners. Washington, May 10.— The In behalf. Mr. Van Namee can explain Miss Schroeder had become his had been wraped around her by her committee is curious and it was the $30,000 Memorial Hospital fund, cently made by the Board of Se assailant. planned today to go after all the surgent Block of the Senate has Avhat expenditures they have in wife, she refused to live vfith him curred. 1 personally do not know.” has produced half of that amount lectmen that school expenses not He asked his young bride to return Mrs. Billings is the wife of dclails. (altered a “ gentleman’s agreement” Goff’s Stafeiuciit In Other States today’s figures, show, The drive is be - unneceiiBarlly increased, t h t f U Q t i l such sbe Howard’ B. BllUngs, head of the UNDER FIRE fo support every provision of the decided to grace his, Trumapsburg Billings Manufacturing Compppy. A Senator did call me and say "Have you done anything about not due to start until tonight when Board of School Visitors, which London; May lO.-i—United States administration’s $203,000,000 tax your candidacy in other states?” home, but she refused, he' alleged. that Hoover would not enter West the team members gather for In controls all districts except the "Vice Consul Ernest B. Price and Virgiula if 1 would agree to throw reduction bill, in return for a Stelwer asked. Counsel for Mrs. Steenberg argu other Americans were under fire at struction and the whole amount Ninth, refused to grant any in ed that an injunction would not be I he (Iplegalioii to Irm,” said God. pledge that the federal estate tax “ I have not done a thing— even Tsinan during the battle between T told him he should loll the sec in New York City,” the governor seems assured. creases In teachers’ salaries at Us effective so far as the $3,000 note bill will be retained, International Japanese and Chinese troops, but retary that 1 was not a ’stalhiiig replied. Contributions received on the meeting at the Robertson school was concerned, because it had been TOWN CLERK IS BUSY all escaped without injury, accord horse’ candidate, ana that If he News Service learned today. Gov. Smith told Senator Stelwer transferred to a third party. Justice The agreement will enable the Loyalty List, and reported today yesterday afternoon. ing'to advices received today from wanted to ride a hobby horse h“ he had made no effort toward secur Crain reserved decision. Tslngtao, Iii order to reach the wotild have to get someoody else to administration to secure Senate ap are as follows; All the teachers In the districts proval of its own bill, while defeat ing the Democratic presidential Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. COMPILING BYLAW S railway station to flee the city up be the horse. That’s why Hoover nomination and was unaware of returned their contracts for 1928- on a train provided by the Japan ing the Democratic substitute plan Coburn ...... $300. 29 signed, except four, these seek JURADO NOW LEADING for a $336,000,000 slash In taxes. organizations in various states in Friend ...... 200. ese the Americans had to pass (Continued on page 4 ) his behalf. ing an increase. It was not granted through a zone over which llghr The agreement was entered only Mr. and Mrs. John G. Talcott .100. and the teachers will continue after the Democrats refused to “ What have you done about con- Carlyle-Johnson Mch. Co...... 100* WORLD’S BEST GOLFERS artillery shells and machine gun their duties here. Considerable Job Has Not Been Done bullets were flying. make a similar alliance with the Glastonbury Knitting Co...... 100. time was spent In discussing the Insurgents, according to spokes (Continued on page 4) 5 0 0 KUled Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Holman.50. question of salaries and also in man for the Bloc. The Insurgents, Miss Annie H. Cheney...... 50. Little Argentinan Comes inj Since Previous Revision The Chinese Nationalists clalm'^ RUMANIA PEACEFUL; It was added, even offered to sup preparing the preliminary abstract that more than 500 Chinese were \K^ William P. Reidy ...... 25. for the Joint School Board meet Ahead of American Stars, port the Democrats on an ametid- Albert F. Knofla ...... 25. killed in the Japanese' bombard ment, revising tariff rates, but the SEE NEW MEANING ing In June. The matter of renew and the Field. In 1909. ment that followed the refusal pf William A. Knofla ...... 25. ing the contract of Superintendent the Chinese to accept the Japanese INCIDENT IS CLOSED proposal was rejected. Mr. and Mrs.,Edwin . Lydall .25. How Negotiated A. F. Howes was put over until the S.'»udwich, Eng., May 10.;—Jose ultimatum at Tsinan. J. F. "VanNess...... 20. June meeting. Jurado, the unknown of last week, The Administration-Insurgent al IN STEWART LETTER In order to have all of the by It is reported that desultory fir Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Taylor ....20. Two Too Many became the man of the hour today ing Is still in progress although liance was negotiated by Senator Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Harris. . . .20. laws of the Town of Manchester James Couzens (R) of Mich., it was Only ,two teachers will not be whe^ he led a great field, including the main force of Chinese soldlOTs Peasants Coup Fails; Prince sal#. By this action, Couzens was Emma K. Eldidge ...... 15. back next September, it was said. Walter Hagen, Gene Sarazen and properly collected and bound Town has moved northward from Tsinan. responsible for Insuring Senate ap C. M. Neill ...... 10. They are Miss Jennie Cook, who Bill Mehlhorn, home in the. second! clerk Samuel Turkington Is at work There Is considerable curiosity in proval of a bill keeping tax reduc Financiers Think Rockefel William E. B uckley...... 10. has taught fifth and sixth grades round of the British open • golf and has been giving three evenings official circles to ascertain the re Carol Must Get Out of tion within the $212,000,000 lim W. F. P ick les...... 10. at Manchester Green for five years championship. a week of his time In recopylng by ception the Nationalists give : to it fixed by his arch-enemy. Secre lers l^^nt to Regain Con Mr. and Mrs. John W. Zerwer .10. and Miss Doris Brown kindergarten Jurado’s distinction became of typewriter, all of the town bylaws Marshal Chang Tso Lin’s state England. tary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mary L. Benton ...... 10. teacher at the same school for two ficial when Sarazen ca,me in late that* have been put In force since ment that the North has ceased Mellon, while at the same time. In Mr. and Mrs. John M. Kletzle . .10. or three years. Both are to be mar with a 37-39— 76 which tied Hagen the adoption o f new by-laws in the warfare against South China. suring defeat of Mellon’s pet pro trol of Oil Companies. Mr. and Mrs. George W. ried. for second position at 148 strokes. town in 1909. Kuhney ...... 10. The school board also authorized Three full strokes beyond this great This includes the matter' of posal for repeal of the estate tax. - ■— ; ' Bucharest. May 10.— Premier T. H. Johnston ...... 10. the payment of routine bills pair, roosted the little brown man It was a 50-50 break. parking, the health board and po JAPS IN CONTROL Rratlniau, in a satement to Inter Alliance Necessary Friend ...... 10. amounting to $187.20. from the Argentine, bis laurels lice regulations, and the collection New York, May 10— The demand Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. further augmented by the fact that London. MayvlO.— Five hundred ■"Al national News Service today, de The alliance was necessary to of sewage and about 100 or more Chinese were slain In the bonlbard- insure adoption of the administra of John D. Rockefeller Jr., that Russell ...... 10- he had won the qualifying medal clared that Rumania Is peaceful on Tuesday,,/ had scored the low other things. These are being ment which followed the Japanese tion plan as the Senate now lines Col. R. w. Stewart resign from his Ever-Ready Circle Kings copied on large loose. leaf sheets and that there is no likelihood of Daughters...... 10. round of the ^ tlre event, a 69, and ultimatum ordering all Nationalists up with 47 Republicans, 46 Demo post as chairman of the board of NO CORONER’S FINDING and will be made Into a new form. from the Tsinan ..areav a Central former Crown Prince Carol's re crats and one Farmer-Laborite. W. R. Palmer ...... 10. had been low for today’s second round with a 71.' * The work was started recopylng News dispatch from Tientsin stated turn. , The Insurgents swing from ten to the Standard Oil Company of In these about 1909, but this was 1)®' fourteen votes at all times. diana, was viewed by financial (Continued on Page 2.) If there was any further glory today. If Carol persists in continuing YET IN BECCIO CASE demanded of'the situation, Jurado ing done in longhand and only This estimate emanated from Only two rates have been fixed leaders in Wall street today as the about three sheets were completed. his propaganda in Behain of his thus far— on amusement and club first move by the Rockefellers In a got it with his glittering 33 on the Chinese sources, the dispatch, said- return he will only ruin himself,’’ 'last nine holes today. In the search that Mr» Turking-; The situation in Tsinan now ap dues taxes. In both Instances, the campaign to regain the position of ABOUT 1,000 PRESENT ton has made, dated from the first said the premier. “ The Carollst Insurgents voted as a man with th-j leadership in' companies formerly Hears Evidence in Auto Fatal pears to have Ipst Us tenseness movement is a closed Incident. It town meeting, he has found that with the Japanesq In full control. administration and defeated Demo dominated by them. Furthermore, ity But Doesn’t Know When there bad been several by-laws that Is over and not worth discussing. cratic proposals for greater reduc doubts were expressed that Rocke AT BLACKLIST DINNER ROB SOCIETY ARTIST All foreigners in the city are be -1 "The c^ûntry is calm and tran- tions. He Will Report. were created which regulated the lieved, to have reached safe havens. feller would be able to oust Stew price- of pigs, sows, sheep and tiull. Thfe meeting of the peasants art, because the latter has a strong Anti-Japanese feeling is still lit at Alba Julia was only a small following in the street. D. A. R. is Given Six Months OF $10,000 IN GEMS herrses that were found grazing on fever pitch throughout South the public highways and at that political Incident. Opposition of the Asks Resignation to Return to Original Princi Gilbert J. Calhoun, Hartford China. -Wholesale evacuation of peasants to my government will WOMAN GETS |12,500 In a statement issued here, County coroner, said this morning «T» • >» /-I T»T » , time there was established a pound ports on the lower Yangtse by Jap never Influence its policy. My ples. i “Barrie” Carmen Was Away at ,in the rear of the Lincoln School anese continues, according to an Rockefeller requested Col. Stewart’s following compfetion of an inquest building and extended down to the government will never influence it's resignation because of his ' recent Time— His Friend Discovers Exchange Telegraph dispatch from policy. My government Is firmly New York, Ma*. 10.— The D, A. Into the death of Frank Beccio of the Robbery. j spring that was located Just north Hong Kong. •’ FOR FAIL ON STREET testimony before the Senate public R. today was "on pfobafTon” as a founded upon a majority in Parlia lands committee In the Teapot Norman street, who was killed when - I of the new stone wall that has been Although there have been no re result of the much heralded ports of attacks upon Japanese In ment. The minority cannot rule.” Dome inquiry. * The oil magnate "Blacklist Dinner” which was held a dumpeart he was riding was New York, May 10.— Thieves erected by the Park Board Danbury Resident Sues Citv early today entered the studio of The fees that were paid, for these these places, the threatening attl declared he “ had lost confidence In ihere, under the auspices of the Na struck by an automobile operated tude of the (ihinese, populace has PRINCE TO LEAVE. For Broken Hip—A Record Col. Stewart’s leadership.” The re Barrett "Barrie” Carmen, debonair different creatures Impounded rang tion last night. by Deputy Sheriff Gerald G. Ris- ed from Vt cent to lO cents. There made it extremely uncomfortable London, May 10.— Prince Carol . Verdict. quest for the resignation was based Approximately 1,000 persons, New York artist, And made off with has no alternative today but to ley of this town, that he had not Jewelry and, clothing valued at ap was also a pound on Keeney street for Japanese residents. All wh«i- on Stewart’s admission to the Tea many of whom have been blacklist can are joining the exodus. make final preparations for leaving Bridgeport, Conn., May 10.— A pot Dome committee that he had ed as speakers by the D. A. R. be yet arrived at any decision and proximately $10,000, according to that was in charge pf one of the England. near-record for large award in a couldn’t tell when he would. a report to police. members of the Lo'bmis family. There'are reports that the Na- shared In the Continental Trading cause of "radicalism” attended, and -tlonalldt army la now marching up All his pleas to the home office personal Injury suit was set here Company’s fund to the extent of a mock trial for the ..organization Asked whether or not Medical Carmen Is in ^Providence, R I., These by-laws were given up Dbahy that Its order of expulsion be with Examiner Dr. William R. Tinker of years before the town started on Peking despite the, appeal for <'■ today when a Superior Court Jury $750,000. was staged with Dr. Norman Thom- for a few days and v«ae notified of drawn have failed to move that under Judge Carl Foster awarded ak presiding as judge. this town had made any recommen the theft by Peter (iaudette, a co- to grow to any size, but there truce, made by Chang Tso Lin, the/ Expect Answer dation to him as result of his own Northern Chinese war lord. adamant body. The prince has Mrs. Jennie Kristiansen, of Dan An answer by Stewart to Rocke At the conclusion “ Judge” Thom tenant of the apartment, who tele still remains the by-law concerning been Informed that he la expected bury, $12,500 In her suit against as announced that the charters of investigation of the accident. Dr. phoned him. Gaudette told police the riding of bicycles on sidewalks, feller’s ultimatum was promised Calhoun said he "couldn’t tell.” to leave the co.untry as "soon as the City of Danbury for a broken the D. A. R. would not be revoked that when he returned early this the distance, that a bicycle bell .must i T t ' today at his office In Chicago. Al Among those who were called to possible.” hip and other Injuries received though the colonel assured Rocke immediately. But If the organlza- morning he found the studio door! be heard and also something about C.\liLED. ‘‘SUPER-TRUST’ This apparently vague deadline Is does not return to the principles on testify was Police Lieutenant Wil the way that a lantern had to be when she fell on an , Icy sidewalk feller \ several weeks ago that he liam Barron, who had taken the forced, a dresser dtawer Jimmied ' understood to mean the end of this In front of St. James Episcopal would resign If the latter should which it was founded within six and a safety box, in which Carmen hung on a .bicycle. ■>' ' Hartford, Conn., May 10.—-The v.'eek. If the royal guest has not months the hanê will be changed measurements and drawn a map of Connecticut Bankers Association' church, on January 8, 1927. so request, it is believed in Well the vicinity of the accident. kept his jewelry, gone. { departed when that time has ex Judge ^J. Moss Ives, counsel for street that Stewart may decide to to "Step Daughters of the Am“erl- Five years ago, Carmen was en- | DRIVER RESPONSIBLE charges that the Bankers SeouriUea pired, the expulsion order will be can Revolution,” Dr. Thomas said. the city, announced he would ask let the stockholders In the Indiana SERIOUS CHARGE tertaining at a fashionable New; Company, of Bridgeport, chartered enforced. Judge Foster to ^ aside the ver company decide the matter. The Henry Rosenberg, an attorney. Year’s party when $500,000 worth' • New Haven, Conn., May :.10.— by the 1927 General Assembly, Just how^; government officials dict. Rockefellers control only 25 /. per pros69uted the case against the D. of Jewelry was stolen from, Mrs. Colonel Lewis L. Field, deputy cor- a "super-trust foisted unwittiuflyj^^' A. R, and Arthur Garfield Hays was Middletown, Conn., May 10 — loner, today found Frederick G. will go about the unpleasant task ' The record award in a personal cent of the stock of the Indfhna William Glrasuolo, 25, of Boston G. P. Hugo. Schoellkopf, 'former on the state,” Tha charge Is mad^, IV- of packing off the Rumanian prince assigned as defense lawyer. Two I Bull, of Brooklyn, .Yale student, Injury suit in Fairfield county was company. Post Road, North Haven, was ar wife of. a Buffalo .millionaire. in a statement Mffned by John Is bausing much conjecture. set in 1921 when the Connecticut proiplnent members of the organ eriminally responsible ' for the Loomis/ of New Britain, chairiui Such a contest would be the first ization who are not Ih sympathy rested in that town this afternoon carmen 'wa». Arrested, hut later A physician visited the home of Company was ordered to pay $16,- test of atremgth of the Rockefeller death of Mrs. Marion Morton, of of a special committee of the aes^:! with Its "blacklist” policy were in on a warrant sworn out by John E.' discharged. He and Mrs. Schbell- Hamdent who on April 26. was fa M. Jpaescu* In Oodstone, Surrey, 000 because of an'accident. interests since the Standard Oil Tobin, local city prosecutor,, charg kopf were subsequently married elation raised to investigate tlto/ where the prince Is staying, several attendance and,spoke briefly. They tally injured here when struck by trust was broken up in 1911. Al were Mrs. Helen Tufts Bailie, of ing him with a statuatory offense and divorced. Last year after the Bull’s oar. The finding deolares trust situation in Connectieut, i \ : times yesterday. As tlje house was ÎIREASURY BALANCE though the Rockefellers do not at against a factory girl living here. divorce) Carmen declared > he whs The Committee finds the chartf elosely guarded, it was not learned Boston, who Is credited with bring Bull, droire nearly forty miles an tempt to dictate to oil companies ing the "blacklist” to public atten Girasuolo ^..was . held without ball, through with ' love forever and of the comjiahy )|^s it the whether the phyqlclan attended lyasbington. May 10.— Treasuryx hour past a stfnalng trolley «ar tion, and Josepha Whitney, of the for a City Court hearing tomorrow. would devoie hijs time henceforth and .struck the Woman as she was to establish blraneh. trust banli varol or some one of bis retinue. balance May 8: $ 166,7^7,426.47. (Cpntinued on page 2). New Haven chanter. Hie denies the charce, .. j to DaiaUag* .. . - tryinff to board tha ter< ev«*5r-clty in tb* state, '

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t--* ^ IÂGS TWO llflJSfCflESrrER (COWN.) ÊViwiNG HBBALD, THURSbAY, MAY 10,1928. BEATEN WOMAN IS PLEaRAL ORCHESTRA HALF OF HOSPITAL GERMANWORKER EMBLEM a U B HAS X SMALL TRADERS « 5 RUIUHNG PERMITS FINE INSTALLATION ARE ISSUED TODAY TAKEN TO HOSPITAL CONCERT TOMORROW FHND IS IN TODAY ASKSPATENTON i n FINANCIAL (Coutinaed Ikom Page 1.) Building Inspector Edward C. El Will Be Held in HoUisterl Local Women Fi^tire in Bock* liott, Jr., today issued a permit for Street School Under Direc- Elmer A. Robinson ...... 10. ROTOR AIRPLANE vllle Affair—Mrs. G t S. W il HELP FROM U. S. a four family house to be erected Mrs. Burke, Whose Husband tioh of Mrs. Merrifield. Mr. and Mrs. Janies M. Nichols .10. liams, President. for John Hayes at 56 Edmund Andrew I'ergoson ...... 10. street. John Hayes is the contrac Ohlcagb.— Tracing the origin of National Music Week will be Faith H. Talcott ...... 10. Berlin. — A "rptor airplane” The Elks home in Rockville was Washington. Opening np a eor- tor. A permit was also granted this js Held, in Serions Condi celebrated in town by several con Mr. and Mrs. Alex R ogers...... 5. driven by a motor operated upon beautlfully decorated yesterday respondence school for the "little suicide baclt asC. certs, one of which Is the fourth Mr. and Mrs. C. G. T y le r ...... 6. the prlnolpel of Flettner’s "rotor afternoon for the installation of the fellows", of the retail business, the morning* to E. J. Holl for the e/5c- from the present day. Dr. Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Robert D ew ey------5. ship” Is one of the latest of the 250 new officers of the Emblem club. Commerce Department has launch tion of a one family house to be lo tion. annual program of the Manchester cated at Lot No. 18 Bond street, Shonle Cavan of the University of Plectral Orchestra at the Hollister A. A. Howland ...... B. applications for patents which are Palms, ferns and cut flowers were ed a mvement to help the small Friend ...... *5* used in profusion. The ceremony merchant make profits and to steer which is a connecting street be Chicago has presented the question street school tomorrow evening at filed every day In the German tween Hollister and Delmont Mr. and Mrs. Q. B. Bohlltt N .. > >S. patent office. took place about 4:30 and the work him clear of the reefs of bankrupt In all its forms In a book recently 8:15, under the direction of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Donflls .>S. street. ■ Mrs. Martha Burke, 41, who Is A. N. Merrifield. This year’s con The “ rotor motor" Is a symbol of was in charge of the supreme of cy, issued here. alleged to have been beaten by her George Xiavidson ...... B. ficers from Providence, Mrs. Miles A special section of the Domestic The. inspector has also issued h Tbronghout all the years and cert Is being sponsored by Memorial the German inventive brain which permit to E. J. Holl for another husband Sunday night, was remov Mr. and Mrs. Paul 0. Ferris .... 6. Is working now at a speed ntver Sweeney, past president; Mrs. Commerce division was established ligions and races ths scholar has Temple Pythian Sisters and' they Mr. and Mrs. J. M.- Preston . . . .5. one-family house on Summit Street. ed to the Memorial hospital at 11 before attained. Restricted by the James 8. Duffy, supreme president; for the purpose of cooperating with found suicide to be a sin,-regarded o'clock last night from her home on report a large advance sale of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Welles ...... 5. A pern^t was granted Harold treaty of Versailles from exerols- Mrs. Idlohael Roberts of Stafford 'merchants in helping them to help lightly Id some parts 0 f the world, Kerry street. tickets. themselves," according to an an Balch for the erection of a one- The program will be given by Lulu R. Lord ...... B. ing its talents militarily and forced Spring, supreme marshal. but the gravest of social crimes In It was said at 'the hospital that Isaac Proctor ...... *...... B. Mrs. George H. Wllllame' of this nouncement by Dr. Frank IM. Sur family house on Lot No. 4 of pupils of Mrs. Merrifield In this by the reparations payments to de Northfield avenue, the contract to other countries. although her condition was not re Henry Ahertt ...... B. town was installed as president of face, assistant director. ^ Mainly, she said, suicide comes garded as critical, it is, neverthe- town and Wlllimantic, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maldment . .6. j velop its economic system .to the Needs Help Most be carried through by Ralph Carl Miss Eugenia Maslen of Hartford highest efficiency, Germany has the Emblem Club; Mrs. Thomas H. son. from an inability Of an individual leuB, serious. The woman is suffer John L. Reinartz...... B. Oartan of Rockville, vice presi The "little fellow'’ is the vulned- soprano, and Is as follows: concentrated Its energiss on Intel Dr. Ralph Thrall and his mother, to make an adjustmeht to a soifial ing from Internal injuries said to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer C. dent; Mrs, Raymond E. Hunt of able spoiln America’s business pic have been inflicted by her husband Lhdy Dainty ...... Odell lectual labor. Mrs. Josephine Thrall have been environment causing disorganiza Anderson ...... B. Rockville, secretary; Mrs. Thomas ture-true in the cases of trading tion of the . mind from which relief when he came'home drunk, Our League ...... Allen Minnie Cltilow ...... I. Of the 260 applications which granted'a permit to erect a one- Dannaber of Manchester, treasurer; establishments, manufacturing, and family house on Phelps road. The is seen only in self-destruction. - f Awaits Hearing Miss Hazel Rogers at Plano Mr. and Mrs. A. W. H y d e ...... B. pour daily Into the patent office, The Orchestra Mrs. Fred DeHope of Manchester, banking. Most of the losses from contractor is Carl Bllyeu. ^ Always A Crime * The husband, Steve Burke, was Prudence Olenney B. but one out of three is granted. trustee; Mrs. Carl Pruttlng, Rock business failures arise from these ftrrested by Patrolman John Mo- Mandolin S o lo - And the experience of the- patent At first, according to the author Mr. and Mrs. C. Read Richard ville, castodlan; Mrs. John Cole classes and acccrdlng to Dr. Sur ess, suicide was approved In gome Glinn on the complaint of his wife. Miss Aline A. VanHaverbeke son ...... ,....B. office shows that of the patents face/It Is "the so-called little fel The case came up Monday but Mrs. Lelbersfreud man, Rockville, Inside guard; Mrs. cases by one of the greatest and Mr. and Mrs. Otto C. Helm .... B. grantsd not mors than ten per cent Charles Willeke, outside guard; low In business who can often prof Burke failed to appear and it was • Mrs. Merrifield r.t Piano are economically successful enough ABOUTTWN most powerful religions of today. Laberge H. Geer ...... B. Mrs. Joseph Flavitt, chaplain. it to greater advantage from gov Of this she says "at first the church then continued until next day. Battleship Connecticut...... Odell eve t'S • 4 < to pa^ the tee ehargfd tor granting Meanv/hile, however, it was learned A. N. Potter .... The installation over, the ladles ernmental- assistance." approved of certain forms of Sui At Dawning ...... Odell James M. Burke the ,Htent. Only ôine patent In a Business failures for 1927 re that the condition of the woman The Orchestra proceeded to . the Rockville House Second Congregational church cide— to procure martyrdom, tc Friend ...... 0* thousand brings any oondidsrable where covers had been laid for 166, potted by the Federal Reserve yas such that the attending physi Soprano Solo— monetary profit to the Inventor. school members -above the primary avoid apostasy or to retain virgin cian said she sould not be brought Alice C. Russell ...... 3. Including 28 guests. The tables Board showed that 16,082 trading ity. Famous for suicide in the last A Brown Bird Singing...... Wood Mrs. Robe*rt Glenney ...... 3. Invention Fashions department will enjoy a\soclal at into a court for fully a week. Con were artistically decorated_____ in the__ concerns "went to the wall,” wltlj the church tomorrow evening, at instance were Domina and bei The Piper E. S. N ewcom b...... 3. Fashions in inventions change colors o f the order,' purple and j average liabilities of $14,262. Total sequently the case was continued Miss Eugenia Maslen 7:30. A general good time is daughters, and Pelagia, who |wac until next Thursday morning, May Daniel C. Miller ...... 2* constantly. There have been died white, with out flowers, candles and I failures including 5,682 manufac- Mrs. Merrifield at Plano about 6,600,000 patents throughout promised, with committees In later made a saint.” ■ . 17, by Deputy Judge Thomas Fer Mrs. Mlttle Walker ...... 2. cut. basket favors in these colors, turing establishments and 1,382 From the general religious point Dance Sailors Hornpipe B. H. Miller 2. the world since the beginning of charge of games and refreshments. guson. The court raised the bond Miss "Velma Brown The menu, included fruit cocktail, brokers and agents, had aggregate of view. Dr. Cavan points out, sui from $200 to $600 ^nd the husband Mrs. Oscar E. Bailey ...... 2. the patent- system, and this enor hearts of celery, olives, salted nuts, [ liabilities of $620,105,000 for the Banjo Club— mouB number covers every con There were only six members of cide was always a serious orlffie, went to Seyms street Jail to await Mrs. Emily F itc h ...... 2. cream of asparagus soup, finger I year, as compared with $409,232,- and a violation of the social order. trial wlên he was unable to furnish Under Cover Frederick LaChapele ...... 1. ceivable variety of inventing en- the Manchester Rod and Game club Kentucky Smiles rolls, roast turkey with dressing! 000 In 1926. at their traps In Bolton last night; "The Greek language hardly dis bond. Mrs. Wllllani R o g e rs...... 1- deavorr But today the Interest of and cranberry sauce, mashed pota January failures numbered 2,643 Rapid Fire , the German inventor Is focused on Edward C. Elliott, Jr., was high, tinguishes between self-murder and ^ l e f of Police Gordon today Mrs. M. B. Dorw ard...... I- toes, French peas, combination of all classes, an Increase of nearly the murder ôf kin (the Worst of Band -Parade ...... All by Stahl three chief fields, that of the radio, knocking over 24 of the twenty-five ^ went to the hospitau to ascertain E. S. Waterman ...... J* salad, frozen pudding, sponge and 200 over the same month last year. fense),” -Dr.* Cavan states. From f whether It would be necessary to Overture— Persian Princess the airplane, and the economic ap birds shot from the trap. Armstrong Mrs. E. Finnegan...... 1* fruit cake, coffee and bonbons^ Mrs. Considerably over half of the fail 500 B. C. to the end of the first J lake the woman’s statement as a Mrs. Slgne Swanson...... !• plication of energy of the sun and Thomas Oarvan was toastmlstress. ures were trading concerns. The Orchestra Charles Holton, Jr-., a sophomore century after Christ, about 600 I' precautionary measure but was ad Mrs. G. R u n d e ...... 1. of the tides. Kabrick’s orchestra played during Information collected by the vised that there was no immediate Mondo-Cello Solo - at the High school, is ill with pneu years, suicide flourished In the John Johnston Mrs. Jacob D em k o...... J* In the field of airplane invention the dinner and at Intervals struck Commerce Department showed that same general ratio as moral cus danger of her death. Mrs. H. M. C arter...... !• the most interesting patent is .that up old-time songs and the banquet- 79 per cen'^ of all retailers operat monia at his home on Cambridge Angels Serenade ...... Braga street. ' ' toms decayed unUl Christianity al on the apparatus for applying Flett ors joined in singing. Short Ing in United States may be termed most eliminated self-destruction.” Soprano Solo— $1398. small business establishments The Little Damozel ...'.. ^Nazollo[>j n Till In I ner’s rotor principle to an airplane speeches were made by the supreme During this period in Greece sui motor, built into a machine of the Compile Information. The Lakeview Parent Teacher The Smile of Spring '. ■. ’.Fletcher Amount previously acknow- officers and responses were given cide became almost a dogma ainoug HREHEN SAVE HOUSE lodged ...... helicopter type. This machine when by the newly Installed' officers. AI “ Infofmatlon has been compiled association,will hold its postponed Miss Eugenia Maslen annual meeting at the schoolbouse certain philosophical sects, she said. perfected will be capable of rising short entertainment followed. Mrs. dealing with a wide range of re The control'of the s‘ \te over the Banjo Duets— Total $14,922. tail store problems, such as loca on South Main street Monday eve Pickings ...... Relse straight up and also landing verti Thomas Brennan of this town, Mrs. individual weakened and .with it IN PINE FOREST BLAZE cally, thus making It possible to tion and planning education f re ning at 8 o’clock. At this time Rain John Fagan, and Mrs. Frances I came the right of. persons to de Instnictioii' SUM>er. take off and land on the roWs of Scanlon of Rockville, sang. Mrs. tail sales forces, bugetary control, officers and committees will be Miss Van Haverbeke and Supper will be.i served for team elected for the year. A short pro cree their owh oondu(:t. Suicide, buildings. H. D. Wright of Stafford Springs traffic . congestion and retail mar- then, was purely a. personal matter. Mr. Johnston captains and their, team persoansls to mer- gram will follow. Including piano Fire was discovered in the woods In Radio Field gave whistling solos. One of the en- kets, which Is available Suicide tended to become a matter Under the Double Eagle . .Wagner at 6:30 tonight "'at the Masonic Surfac3 solos by Mrs. C. Ely Rogers, jokes that make up Pine Forest Just west Carry Me Back To Old Vlrglnny. In the field of .yadio, the Inven tertainers whose work was especial- chants on application, of elimihatlng aU pains and miser of'Adams street at 1:20 this after Odell Temple by women members of the tions o f the Germans now tend al ly pleasing was Mrs. J. Rourke of said. by Frank Kicking and other num Center Congregational church. At bers. ies, many of them trivial ones, she noon and Hose Company No. 1 of The Orchestra most exolusivciy to improvements Providence. She will sing this "A s the department’s work de- stated. , the South Manchester Fire depart that time, the captaihs and mem in short wave machines- It was evenlng at 7:30 from WJAR velops a much, greater range of Those who will participate are: bers of their teams will receive Stole# Taught Suicide ment was called. Four or five men First Mandolins: Aline A. Van with ’ a short wave apparatus of sink this even at. 7:30 from WJAR information will be available to the Mrs. .Anna Fulton, an elderly In the tumultuous period In campaign instruction. fought desperately for an hour and German manufacture that the re station In that city and all Emblem j business man to assist hi. In woman .who lives alone at 81 Chest which the Roman Empire sunk in Haverbeke, Estella V. ■ Michaud, Twelve teams are being organiz avoiding the mistakes which have nut street, suffered a fracture of succeeded in keeping the blaze from Mrs. Doris R. Potts, Isabelle T. Mas cent successful conversations be club members are requested to tune to a gradual decline and decadence, * ed for the subscription campaign wrecked so many small firms.” her right shoulder at nine o’clock a brand nefv house, as yet unoc sey, Lillian S. Caverly, Velma tween Berlin and Buenos Aires, in. The balance of the evening was the stoics taught suicide as a "na- cupied, which is owned by the Pine A partial list only of the mem were carried out. spent at the Elks home, and more last night when she fell from the Brown, Evelyn Standish. bers of the tettms was obtainable veranda at her home. She was re turai means o f endingdife that had Forest Realty Company. The flames Second Mandolins: Alice E. Fegy, Hundreds of German inventors than 50 of the husbands and becomeÎilt.olerable,” ,,according'‘ to crept to within 10 feet of the house. today. It follows; friends of the members, came for ORNITHOPTER SOON moved to the Memorial hospital Mrs. Esther Metcalf. Florence Met Mrs. Stephen Hale, captain; Mrs, are busying themselves with the at here today. Dr. Cavan. ' A half acre of land was burned calf, Margaret Clark. Henrietta tempt to devise some means of con the modern and old-time dancing to “ Christianity came and erected.^ over. Herbert B. House, Mrs. Allan music by the same ^chestra. Paul Corbrel. ter, Miss Hortense Klelnfelter, Mias centrating and storing the heat of TO HELP MEN FLY The branch office of the Cass a stern control over the individual, Mandolas; Clarence Sylvester, the sun daring the summer months Jones and other old favorites help succeeding in counteracting~ the Ellen Langdon, Mrs. James Irving. ed to pass the time all too quickly. Washing Machine Company in the Horace K. Burr, Mrs. Grace E. Mc Mrs. Edward Montle, captain; for the sake of utilizing It When Farr building near tbo Center, has fieedom and suicides of tha -past BUCKLAND WINS Cann, Albert Gervals. winter comes. There are now In the This was the first annual banquet, The dream of aeronau- been cloSed since Monday on a writ eras. Gradually,” She 'skid,'■’âll Mrs. Scott Smith, Mrs. Angel, Mrs, and installa ion of the Emblem ^ scientists— that humane may Mando-Cellos: John A. Johnston, Harry Bellamy, Mrs. Otto VIertel archives of the German Patent Of served by Deputy Sheriff Harry snlcides were condemned by 6t. Defeats Hollister Street School in Leonard Wheaton. Mrs. J. B. Johnston, Mrs. William fice about 1,000 inventions beartng club which has had a remarkably gQêday be able to fly through the Barnard of Hartford. There is noth Ambrose, by St. Jermone and St. on this problem. None has yet rapid growth in the towns here-Efforts of their own muscles, with Augustine between 340 and 130 A. ■ -.tl Grammar School Baseball League Tenor Lute: Walter Hann. Keens. ^ ^ , ing in the form left by the deputy Game on Tuesday Tenor Banjos: Clarence Stone, Mrs. Charles B. Loomis, captajn proved economically practicable. ahouts. The affair was voted a con-1 ^Qgg- that flap— may be realized sheriff to tell why the business was D. . Francis McVeigh. Mrs. Mary Ogsbury, captain; Mrs. Bpicious 8UCC6BS and the c omniltteeB 1 sooner than e'ven the most closed. It has been learned that After the Renaissance in Europe The young baseball fans at the Mando-Baas: Herbert Freeman. in charge were praised for their j optimistic anticipate. Researches all of the stores in Connecticut the attitude that suicide was sin f Harold C. Alvord, Mrs. Stanley work. Buckland school are jubilant over Guitar: Charles N. Merrifield. Helm, Mrs. Charles Felber, Mrs conducted by John D. Batten, an owned by the concern wereXld^dd ful wkb 'challeiigfe'd h r a number of the victory their nine scored Tues Plano: Hazel Rogers, Mrs. Ada N. Frank Rlppen, Mrs. Nathan » U. S. AND BRITISH aeronautical expert. Into the pos- as'a (result of a law suit. phflbsophers Who gtive many claims day In a game with the Hollister Merrifield. Richards, Mrs. Ray 0. Plllsbury. slblliUes of ornlthopter of flapping to Its excellent qualities, she de- ’’l l school nine. The Buckland gram Banjo Club: Aline A. Van Haver Michael McDonnell, captain. , SEE NEW MEANING wing flight have aroused great In clare/1. mar players won by the score of beke, Estella V. Michaud, Veln-.a terest and controversy in the Brit CLEVELAD MAN CLAIMS ‘ This feeling for suicide was gra Mrs. Alexander Shearer, cap BANKS W B I SHAPE DISCOVERY OF PROCESS'^ 10 to 4. Hollister street wasn't in Brown, Evelyn Standish, Mrs. Grace tain; Mrs. James Shearer, Mrs. C IN STEWART LETTER ish sir world. dually worn down and the present it because of the timely hitting the E. McCann, John A. Johnston, His numerous tests of engineieas TO TELEGRAPH PICTURES conditions were introduced. R. Burr, Mrs. William Eels, Mrs ’gliders, worked by the muscles of Buckland players did. Joe Zuliski Clarence Sylvester, Horace K. Burr, Sherwood Martin, Miss Marian NATIONAL DESTINIES Today there are abqUt^2,4>fl0 pitched for Buckland and Barney Albert Gervals, Leonard Wheaton, (Continued from Page I.) the human body, have proved suc Cleveland.— Herbert R. Palmer, suicides'annually in the United Robertsou, Joseph Dean, Lester cessful and fights have lasted In electrical inventor and engineer of Davis caught. The name of the Walter Hanna, Herbert Freeman, Wolcott and Mrs. WlUlam S. Hyde, States, according to Dr. Cavan. Clarence Stone, Prances McVeigh. in which they are interested, re some Instances from dawh to dusk Cleveland claims he discovered the Hollister street pitcher puzzled the Merton H, Strickland, capUln Chicago.— Co-operating closely While he does not pretend to be process of sending pictures over the scorer and he simply called him David McComb, Henry Dalson, Mrs, On questions of International fi sistance by Stewart’s supporters In able to produce a machine worthy wire more than 20 years ago, and Johnny. Burke caught for Hollis ‘SLUSH FUND" BILLS Gertrude Purnell and Rudolph nance, the Bank of England and the this instance probably would Incite of any steady fight, he claims to which only a few years ago was ter street. Johnson. Federal Reserve Bank are shaping the Rockefellers to establish their have overcome what where hither hailed as a marvelous invention Washington, May 10.— Two con Miss Margaret Stratton, captain the destiny of nations, according to domance over the Indiana com to the main obstacles to man be when put Into practical use. POLICE COURT stitutional amendments and three Miss Violet Madden, Miss Helen J. B. Atkins, of the London, Eng., pany. In the view of Wall street. coming a "bird." Palmer reluctantly exhibited time I. M. Camille Plammarion, the new election laws, Intended to Crawford, Miss Dorothy Russell Spectator. The machine. If left absolutely worn clippings, where back in the SENATE APPROVES, astronomer, owned a book bound stamp out the use of "slush fund ’ and Miss Gladys Symington. Atkins is a visitor in Chicago. free. It’ Will act as a glider—with days of the Spanish American war The case of Napoleon La Flamhae with a woman’s skin. In 1882 a and prevent corruption in the elec Miss Meryle Fryer, captain; M.ss A recent agreement between the Washington, May 10.— John D. all the glider's maneouvrabllity the newspapers “ bannered,” on the Rockefeller, Jr.’s demand for the of New^ Britain, who was in the beautiful young countess requested tion of presidential tickets. Sena Pauline Beebe, Mlss Mary B6on,, Bank of England and American ad- and safety— and yet the slightest first page “ the most wonderful in Man(dies^Ler police court this morn tors and Representatives, were in resignation of Col. Robert W. Stew- j pushes on appropriate ed that after her death the soft Miss Rebecca Healey, Miss Mabel ^ticates of world peace Is a step In vention of the age.”/ ing charged with driving an autV skin from her shoulders should be troduced in the Senate this after Trotter and Mrs. Elsie Knofla. relations with the Federal Reserve art as chairman of the board 9" I levers will suffice to set the wings Palmer called his invention the noon by Senator Cutting (R) of ;he Standard Oil Company of Indi mobile while under .the infiûence of sent to him to bind one of his C. Elmore Watkins, Mrs. John bank which may outlaw war, ac oscillating with a flapping move “ electrograph.” The Cleveland In liquor, was dismisse ' by Deputy New Mexico. ana was -hailed with approval today books. Hood and Miss Emily Cheney, the cording to Atkins. ment. ventor first sent wire pictures in Judge Thomas Ferguson, Cutting first proposed a constitu The agreement would boycott by members of the Senate oil In Mr. Batten claims that this will 1901. Later he exhibited thfli in other feam captains are working vestigation committee. young man was arrested last Sat- tional a^mendment, giving Congress on special assignments. supplying finances to warring na not be tiring, and that' the larger strument at the Pan-Amerlhe most appre so .the revised asse'ssment may set The biles continued to hold the center cidted act of his career in a local Lansing, Mich.—^he Pugs, Mr. a new world record. young man was intoxicated. . S • i ' discovered^ governments will strug of interest here while tjie school theater when he wise-cracked an and Mrs. Samuel, had a.slight quar superintendent and studenm bat gle to get control of banks. Where as now the banks have a great deal audience out of stampedihg the ex rel here the other * day. Neighbors tled over an edict which prohibited its; while a fire was raging In the called, police, who found Mr. Pug the latter from using "gasoline bug of independence, the governments will step in. They will bend f 1- structure.. Although there was uo sadly bent from the effects of a.milk I Georgê H. Williams gies.” The deciding factor in the immediate danger the crowd surged bottle coming into suddeiT Contact TONIGHT fight came whOn eleven students nanoial matters to suit their politi with his head. He convinced the and cal wishes.” towards the exits until the actor were expelled for disobeying the captured their attention, thus pre officers that his wife is well able to STATE TOMORROW order. Their parents'got after the venting a panic. keep alive the traditions of the Good Will Sale town officials, who went to the may ELSIE MACKAY’S PET DOG . . family aame. 2—BIG FEATURBS->2 or, who got after the sutterlntend-* CRIBS FOR'LOST MISTRESS. Westminster Cathedral is being ent, who declared a‘ truce by rein* decorated In mosaic work, a task The Arctic Olfols Is the only REMEMBER YOU SAVE stating the students pending an in letedV Iss that. It is anticipated, will occupy place in the world exempt from vestigation. London.— "Duff," a huge masElfll a century or more, lightnlnil and thunder. KENNETH HARLAN ,,With Action which was tor- many years the pet PAGE MR. TYTE of the Hon. Elsie Maokay, is feeling I 33c On Every Dollar keenly the loss of his mistress, who **Stre«ts Ot Shangli) ^ Los Angeles.-— Charges of cruelty was lost In an attempt .to fly the " COMPANION FEATURE SUITS, TOPCOATS, FURNISHINGS, by Mrs. Marlon Roberts and conn Atlantic Ocean with Captain W. O. I ter-charges of perslsteht nagging, in R. Hlneholiffe. Manchester’s Plectral Orchestra’s SALLY O’NiaLL-RALPH GRAVES* I HATS, CAPS AND SHOES.^ I divorce court here, were climaxed Ever since she started on the at a hearing for {emporary alimony flight, the dog has gone whining FOURTH ANNUAL CONCERT 1 ALSO WINTER OVERCOATS . when Mrs. Roberts alleged about the house In search of her. \ A Sparkling I husband had given her hot llvo Miss M$ekay had five dogs, but H O L U S m STREET ASSEMDBLY HALL Oomedy-Drattia B achelor's dollars in 18 months. Pending "Daff," was the favorite. final hearing the judge allowed Members of her family declare r Friday Eyening, 8 o^clock Mrs. Roberts’ request for $40 tem that all attempts to reconcile the SATURDAY—COMPLETE CHANGE OF BIU ; ' MRS. ADA N. BIEBRIFIBUI, Director ■■ porary. alimony and $100 attor dog to his mistress’ loss n e un- , Aealefod by 5 Acts Vaudeville and Big Double Feature BiU I George H. Williams |ney’s fees. v-v avmtttng. m ss IBUOBNIA kASLBN of Hartford, Soproao Incorporated A w ôoi BfeaiMiol Temple Pythloa Stetcre COMING The oldese^tonrist resort in the 'Whatereir else stay ha said, about SUNDAY South Manchester world is SpalA Helgljm; , it was the oil basiness, it’s one game Tickets 00 Cents first extolled Ig tlM Roman, Plloy where a beginner itarts froth the the Elder^ the first eotttnry* top. IS8UES REQUISITION office point a Jarge attendance. George E." Keith, and 'which, was Outside of. local people planning ilHipiBjPO] published in your valuable newspa ■ i "jF Hartfprd, Conin., May * Ifi.rTGov- to come, reservations/have fiâdy LETTEBSIW. j. per recently. lift is Just such work, been made by people in >: South ' ' imselfislily, performed, that makes ernof ’Trui^bult today Issued a re quisition on-the governor of New Windsor, Windsor, E. Berlin, Sims-; f /iiij b ^ ^ e M for the progress of a community. It bury, Plainville', Wapping, Marl n is a sad fuct^that, nowadays, few YiMk lorjithe return here'of Ludlow Y;lCit;DHJNER i f record iwiw tpMn^ swe Furnished by Putnam & Co H. Kaeser, of West Hartford, want boro, Hartford, Southington, and automobile occurred hi Man-, public oftidals go out of their way Mayflower Rebekah Notes to do any extra work for, the good 6 Central Row, Hartford ed for non-support. Policeman Wethersfield. cheater a ■ few. days ’ ago. . of the public they represent. It is a At the meeting of Mayflower Qeorge A. jMuf’Phiy, .Of -flib West Clarence P. Qulmby will extend A youth asked his -fatJtor for Hartford^force, hai^ been designated case of “ Let George do it” and in Rebekah Lodge held îiesday even- Bankers Trust Co . . .370 AimiTersai7"' Baiiqoet on greetings to the guests on behalf of a.lqah of thTTO dpUaî L o c a l ' A O Aimons I Ing,- it was voted to hold a “ Child Capitol Nat Bk & Tr .365 vn go to Buffalo where 'Kaeser is the town. Other local men on the what'he wanted the mmep foVj thistCjiise George did it. now being held, and escort him to • '.* 'r • I have read over Mr. Keith's let rens’ Night” on May 22nd at which do rights ...... 70 program Include Rfev. F.' C. Allen, the son replied, “ I want-to bhTK time members and their children City Bank & yrust . . 925 West Hartford for trial. ter oaf efully (and what.a tremen ...3 7 5 — Hraday to Be Prepared Rev.4 J. Stuart Neill, Rev. M. S. ar FOrdi’* , And J that sV For Finrttier ^ Stidy of dous amount of work and st^tdy.it ^11 be entertained by the* lodge. Conn River . v* • • • Stocking, and, Charles W« Holman, paid'fw the can m A f’s First Bnd & Mbrt . . . — 55 GETS SIXTY DATS must have entailed) and have come Mrs. Helen Quinn is chairman. 310 president of the Hartford County it runs. to the conclusion that his conten First Nat (Htfd) . . .290 By dmreb Women. School Costs. Friday evening the lodge will ob Htfd-Conn Trust Co .795 810 Hartford, Conn., May 10.— Ed Y M C A. ■ ______1------^ ----- mi tions are well founded. serve its anniversary and it is hoped 610 ’The comparisons were truly a Htfd-Nat Bank Tr . . .595 ward Littlefield, of Worcester, was Harry Hedley Smith of New Ha elation, but the anniversary dintteft v^:; that the members will attend’ this Land Mtg & Title . . . — 60 sent to Jail for sixty days today af ven, who organized the work of the is open to ladies and gentlemen o f surprise to me. I did not imagine— event as the committee has worked The Tenth Anniversary dinner of The extensive study of the cost nor do I suppose the average citi Morris Plan Bank ..160 ter being convicted of stealing to Hartford County Y M C A ten years the general public. of schools in Manchester c(|mpared hard to provide entertainment that Park St Bank ...... 700 bacco from a local store. Worces the Hartford County , Y M C A, ago, will be present to extend zen Imagined— that our schools will please everyone. with school expenses in tovms' and lead so many towns and cities in Phoenix St Bnk & Tr 460 ter police declared that’ Littlefield which is to be held next Monday greetings. * .j cities of Manchester’s size which On Saturday, June 9th,.the I. O. Riverside Trust ....5 7 5 was a member of a gang of shop the state in the matter of cost. It Bonds lifters that had been working In evening in the South Methodist Local people desiring reservations WAPPING was published in The Herald Mon is a splendid thought to feel cer O. F, Home at Groton wilUobserve church, will be served by the Ladles should notify George RIx at the day has caused widespread com tain you have the best system, the Home Day and Mayflower lodge will Htfd & Conn West 6. 95 Providence, Worcester, New Haven East Conn Pwr 5s . . .101% 103 and other New England cities. Rob Aid society of the Methodist church Chamber of Commerce by to-mor Fred Prass went to Hartland oh ment in town. There was a great best educators and the like but to send the Noble Grand and Vice with Mrs. Gertrude Trotter in row night, the 11th. The business Grand to ..attend the services-, which Conn L P 7s ...... 119 121 ert Bruce, of Hartford, arrested a fishing trip Tuesday. HO came demand for extra copies of the issue find that for the same standards, Conn L P 4^s ....lh3% 104% with Littlefield, was fined $100 and charge. Plans are being laid for 200 session of the convention, begin of The Herald containing the. flg- you pay far more than other towns will be held at 2:30 o’clock. back with a beautiful string of fish. Conn L P 5 % s ...... 108% 110% costs, for his part in thC local af guests as reservations rapidly being ning at 4:30 Monday afternoon; is He caught 21 trout, measuring trom ures, and today letters of approval of your class, comes as a shock, to ' Local Elks Meet Tonight 105% Brid Hyd 5 s ...... 104% fair. ' > made through the County Y M C A open only to members of the asso- 7 to 9 1-2 Inches. - of Mr. Keith’s detailed survey say the least. The first session under the new Insurance Stocks reached The Herald ofllce. I believe it is the duty of all board of officers of Rockville Lodge, Aetna Insurance ....9 1 0 925 ■■■X Some of the lette.s follow; Manchester’s taxpayers to read Mr, No. 1359, B.P.O. Elks, will be held, Aetna Casualty ....1 2 5 0 1300 Keith’s survey cairefully. In this Check Up Everything this evening at 8 o’clock. Reports Aetna L i f e ...... 990 1010 business world of ours, we must of committees will be read and Autom obile...... 450 460 Editor of The Herald: strive for the best but we must also Much as I would like to keep out ‘Important business transacted. Be Conn General .:...1 9 6 0 1980 pay for that best along business low will be found the official list Hartford Fire ...... 900 915 of all public controversies, espec lines. Extravagance is not business. ially those which threaten to in of the appointive .officers and Im Htfd Steam Boil ...8 4 0 Where You Can Afford to Buy Sincerely, Lincoln Nat Life . . . .130 clude so many of our best known A. L. T. portant committees; and most highly respected citizens, National ...... 1260 1290 Good Furniture Appointive officers, Esquire, Ed 900 I cannot refrain from saying a word ward L. Newmarker,;: ch^p.lsin, phoenix ...... 890 Rossla ...... 220 223 of commendation for the thorough Oscar C. Peterson; limerji"'guard 1985 analysis Selectman George E. Keith C. E. TRUAX, ABOUT TO Clifton D. Sheppard;; organist, T ravelers...... 1965 has made of the local school situa PubUc CUlity Stocks Harold F. Ransom. . • Conn El Serv pfd ...1 0 2 105 tion. . Visit SICK, IS STRICKEN House Committee:— Francis H. Conn L P 8% ...... 120 124 Annual Spring Sale It is doubtful that another man Burke, chairman: Fred H. Lipp- Conn L P 7 % ...... 118 120 in town, with the possible exception man, secretary and treasurer, Jos 115 " do 6% p f d ...... 113 ------OF- of Howell Cheney and Fv A. Ver- eph A. Koslorek, Charles P. Ryan do 5% % p f d ...... 104 106 planck, ever attempted such a com Well Known Manchester Con Sick and Visiting; — Joseph Conn Power (3o new .150 155 plete comparative statement • of tractor Suffers Shock; Some Lavitt, chairman: Richard Murry, Green Wat & Gas 6s 102 104 school costs. The job is not only, what Better Today. H. Kulanski, Stafford; Meyer Gold Hart El Lt new ....1 3 5 140 HOME OUTFITS well done but it tells the story in field, Vincent P. Finley, Samuel'J. do vtc new ...... 1 3 5 140 130 a way which every voter in town stricken with a shock just as he Ball, Manchester: James Stevenson, Hart Gas com ...... 120 can plainly understand. South Manchester; William ,J. do pfd ...... 90 100 Continuing our Spring Sale of Complete Outfits Our Profit Sharing Club Plan gives you the ben was about to start on calls at the 185 I know that in such periods as homes of several sick persons last Reeves, Windsorville; Dr. Wilfred S N E T Co ...... 180 efit of these special offerings with a whole year to Manufacturing Stocks for a single room or more we have arranged for we are now passing through in night, Claude E. Tfuax, aged 51, J. Robinson, Broad Brook. pay. We have arranged outfits for Bedroom, Manchester, where operating and well known Manchester building Am H ardw are...... ’76 77 your convenience and as an example of the ex administrative costs are mounting Social and Community Welfar.e American Hos ...... 22 Living Room, Dining Room and Kitchen which we contractor, was somewhat Improv Committee:— Dr. T. F. O’Loughlin, treme values we are offering this model outfit for almost daily, ,with a let-up in the ed this morning at his home on American Silver .... 26 will show you when you call. All guaranteed mer increase in our revenue, there is a P. E. R., Michael J. Conway, P.E.R, Arrow Elec pfd ....1 0 5 % 107% the kitchen. If this does not meet with your 47 Gerard street. Geo. H. Williams, P.E.R., Harry C, ^0 chandise which we know you will have to pay danger of an unwisely guided wave Mr. Truax had been attending a, Automatic Kef rig . . . .12 approval we will help you make your own selec of curtailment which is apt to do Smith, P.E.R., Alfred H. Hobro, Acme Wire ...... 15 .-18 much more for elsewhere. People have been meeting of the local branch of the P.E.R., J. A. Drayton, P.E.R., Fred 3 quick to realize the values we are offêrihg and' are more harm than good. . Red Men at the organization’s Billings Spen com . . . 1 tion. You will find the same values throughout But, no one can read and study H. Llppman, P.E.R. Bill Spencer pfd .... 6 8 buying freely. clubhouse on Brainard Place and Bigelow-Htfd com ... 92 95 the entire line. Mr. Keith’s flgures without asking was about to leave for the series of Auditing Committee:— Edw. L. himself if there should not be a Newmarker,'Michael J.\ Conway, do pfd ...... 105 visits to sick members of the lodge Bristol Brass ...... 18 20 check-up^ upon all items of over in company with other members George J. Coleman. head in public business, just as Case Lock & Brain . .375 when he suffered: the attack. His Board of Stewards: — Edw. Collins C o ...... 120 130 there has had to be in every private right arm and right leg became Quinn, John J. Doyle, Howard W. business since the readjustment Colt Firearms ...... 32 33 KnCHDi IVRNnVRE useless and he was taken home by Kibbee, Thos. P. Burke, Chas. Wil- Eagle Lock ...... 70 75 period after the world-war. his friends in an automobile and a leke. Max J. Smith, Frank Rizy. Eafnir Bearing ...... 130 There is no occasion for ill feel doctor summoned immediately. Flag Day and Memorial Commit ing in this matter. Mr. Keith has Fuller Brush ol A . . 22 tee;— Jos. Lavitt, chairman; Dr^ i\ do Class AA ...... 88 honestly prepared one chart of F. O’Loughlin, P.E.R., Esteemed Hart & C ooley...... 240 flgures. Th^ school officials take Loyal Knight H. O. Clough, George Internal Silver ...... 150 160 exception to some of these tables H. Williams, P.E.R., Michael J. do pfd ...... 125 130 and offer substitute comparisons. Conway, P.E.R., Edward L. New Jewell Belt p f d ...... 110 The school officials also revert to marker, Daniel J. Sullivan. Land, Frary & Clk ..7 5 % 76% the argument that school costs in On Thursday evening, May 24th, Mann & Bow A .... 19 21 different localities are based upon the new officers will initiate their do Class B ...... 11 13 the earning power of the people of first class of candidates and it is New Brit Ma pfd ...1 0 1 a, locality and their resulant ability hoped that a large number of mem do c o m ...... 27 29 to pay. Lura Packard Sims bers will be out to welcome the New Hav Clck com . . 33 36 The Joint school board and the new members and show their appre do pfd ...... 25 board of selectmen should at once Mrs. Lura Packard Sims, wife of Niles Bern Pond ..... 50 53 the late Henry Sims, died at one ciation of the efforts of the degree tackle this problem in an imper team. do p f d ...... 95 sonal manner. The facts and flg o’clock this morning at the. home First Annual Dinner of Emblem North & J u d d ...... 34 . 36 ures and not the persons Involved of her son, Elmer F. Packard, of J R Mont pfd ...... — 75 should be uppermost in the minds 550 Middle Turnpike East. Mrs. Club The Emblem Club held its first do c o m ...... — 50 This Store Has a of our officials in making this study. Sims was 84 years of age having Pratt & Whit pfd . . . 90 95 The past should be forgotten, ex been born in East Glastonbury on annual banquet last evening at the Peck, Stow & Wil . . . 17 19 Reliable Policy cepting as a guidance to the future. February 29, 1844. Rockville House. There were 150 Russell Mfg Co ,...... 140 145 If curtailments are found to be ad- She had been a resident of Man members and invited guests pref ent. Seth Thom Clock com 3tr Our customers must he satisfied - visable, the school officials them chester about 30 years. She '^ s After the post prandial ■,program do pfd ...... 2^ Defore the sale is considered selves should bravely take the ini sick but two days. Two sons, Elmer dancing was enjoyed with the mem Smyth Mfg C o ...... 395 closed. The manufacturers work bers of the local Elks attending. COMPLETE KITCHEN OUTFIT with us to make this possible. tiative. F. Packard and Charles B, Packard, Stand Screw ...... 112 117 As a taxpayer, I want to thank both of this town, ten grandchil Mrs. Thomas F. Garvan was toast Stan Wrks com .... 63 65 Mr. Keith for a mighty flne job. dren and one great-grandchild, sur master at the banquet and was in- Taylor & Fenn ...... 130 We Also Guarantee If There &.nd with this flne start, let’s fol vive Mrs. Sims. All are residents of trodjiced by Mrs. Clifton D. Shep T orrington...... 108 112 $ ard. The program opened with the 64.25 Is a Better Price Anywhere low through to the logical conclu Manchester. Under-Elliott Fish . . 72 74 “A Year to Pay” sion, no matter where it leads us. Mrs. Sims was a member of the singing of “ America.” Mrs. A. M. Underwood...... 71 73 We’ll Meet It. Sincerely submitted, North Methodist Episcopal church. Burke gave a toast “ Our Past Of % ‘ 'on Mfg C o ...... 17 20 Consisting of a three burner Quaker Gas Stove with high shelf ficers” and Mrs. John Fagan sang U S Envel p f d ...... 120 We May Be Underadvertised But WILLARD B. ROGERS. Funeral services will be held at the included, a four piece breakfa'st suite which consists of table and four We Won’t Be Undersold. home of her son, Elmer F. Pack a solo. The officers for 192 8 who do com ...... 275 285 chairs unfinished, a 6x9 Armstrong felt rug and a folding ironing More Figures Wanted ard, Saturday afternoon at 2:30. were installed in the afternoon Whit Coil Pipe .... 19 21 board. These are included at the one price $64.25 with “ A Year to Editor, The Herald, Rev. E. P. Phreaner will officiate were presented to the members. Pay.” IV' I am but a small taxpayer, but and burial will be in Buckland Mrs. Harry Dowding gave a toast to it strikes ' me after reading Mr. cemetery. the “ Officers for 1928” after which George E. Keith’s letter which was a solo by Mrs. Thos. Brennan was N. Y. Stocks In the Herald recently that Mr. enjoyed. Mrs. F. V. Adams gave Keith certainly is looking out for a toast to “ Our Brother Elks” and the interests of hundreds of others FUNERALS Mrs. Frederick DeHope “ To Our High Low 1 p. m. G. E. KEITH FURNITURE GO. like myself. Last night I read in Members.” Mrs. Francis Scanlon Alied Chem . .168% 166% 167 SOUTH MANCHESTER The Herald that the Selectmen are John Rennie sang a solo after which Mrs. John Am Bosch , . . 31% 31% 31% CORNER MAIN AND SCHOOL STREETS The funeral of John Rennie, for Flaherty gave a toast to “ Our cutting down every possible item Am Can .... . 91% 90% 91 r so that taxes won’t go up. They mer Manchester man, was held at Supreme Officers.” Mrs. H. B. Am Cr & Fdy 103% 103% 103% have cut so much OTidently that the home of his father, Ronald C. Wright of Stafford Springs gave a Am Smelt . . .189% 189% 189% they can’t possibly touch anything Rennie, at 26 Gardner street at 2 whistling solo .'which was greatly Am St Fdy . . '641/4 63% 64 Si but the schools. Now let us cut in o’clock this afternoon. Rev, Marvin enjoyed. Brief addresses by Mrs. Am T &T . , .195% 195% 195^ to the schools and make them suf S. Stocking, pastor of the North James F. Duffy of Providence, su Anaconda ... . 721/4 71% 72% fer for a few years like our roads Methodist Episcopal church, offi preme president, and Mrs. Miles F. Atchison .... 195% 194% 195 B & 0 ___ .117% 117% 117% have. ciated. The funeral wah military Sweeney of Providence, past su and the bearers were all members preme president, were next in order Beth Steel . . . 61V4 60% 61 What I hope is that The Herald Can Pac . . . .220% 219% 220% will print these figures whenever of the Army and Navy club. Burial after which the program closed was in the East cemetery. with the singing of the club^ song, C M & St Paul 37% 37% ' 37% they are ready and let the people do pfd . .. . 49. 49 49 IDEAL LOANS know what is happening to their “ Emblem.” WANT CROSSINGS GUARDED The new officers for the ensuing Chi & N W . . '92 91% 92 money here in Manchester. Chi Roc Isl . .119% 119 119% -i(i ONLY A LITTLE FELLOW. year who were installed in the af ------ON EASY TERMS------Hartford, Conn., Mayv 10.— Now Cons Gas . .. .166 165% 166 ternoon by Mrs. Miles F. Sweeney Corn Prod .. Do you realize you can borrow ready cash up to $300 from us that the New Haven Railroad has and assisted by Mrs. Michael Rob . 78% 78 78% “Up To School Committee” Del & Hud . .208% 207%. 208% on your household furniture or on your note plan if you prefer. become prosperous enough to pay erts of Stafford Springs, are as fol Editor, The Herald: dividends, the City of Hartford Dodge Bros . . ‘ 18% 18% 18% Twenty-four hours (24) after making the application the money It rather strikes me after read lows: Erie ...... 591/4 58 59% will be in your hands. The loan is made on a strictly confi believes the road should take steps President, Mrs. George H. Wil ing George E. Keith’s analysis of to abolish grade crossings on the Gen Elec . . . .169% 169% 169% dential basis. Your neighbors or your employer cannot possi school costs In Manchester that the main line at Avon, Canton, Russell liams; vice president, Mrs. Thos. Gen Mot . . . .203% 202% 203 bly know about it. burden is on the shoulders of the and Windsor streets and the Public F. Garvan; secretary. Mrs. Ray Gillett Raz . .109% 109 109 You can take twenty months to repay if you need it! Only school heads of Manchester. It Utilities Commission on the after mond E. Hunt; treasurer, Mrs. Int Nickel . . . 91% 90% 91 lawful interest is charged; no fees or other payments. You doesn’t strike me that Manchester noon of May 15 will listen to city Thos. Dannaher; trustees, Mrs. Kennecolt . . . . -87% 87% 87% pay only the interest fixed by law for the actual time ypu use can afford to have costly schools officials explain why the crossings Charles Keeney, Mrs. Frederick Le Valley , , .109% 108% 108% the money. The following table shows how small the monthly any more than Bolton, or RockvIUe, should be made safe. DeHope and Mrs. Ai;thur Vincent; Mack Truck . . 87% 87 87 instalments are: or Willimantic. No one can afford to The hearing will be in the na custodian, Mrs. Carl Prutting; in Marl Oil . . . . • 40% 40% 40% ' $ 60 for 20 months— repay $3 monthly. spend too much on anything. Mr. ture of the re-opening-'of a matter side guard, Mrs. John Coleman; Mo Pac com . . 62 61% 61% $ 80 for 20 months— ^repay $ 4 monthly. Keith’s flgures show that there started in 1914. At that time the outside guard, Mrs. Charles Wil- N Y Central . .191% 190 191% $100 for 20 months— repay $ 5 monthly. commission felt the New Haven was leke; chaplain, Mrs. Joseph Lavitt. New Haven . . 63% 63% 63%' $200 for 20 months— ^repay $10 monthly. must be extravagance in some de Nor Am Co . 75% partments of Manchester’s educa too poor to stand the expense of Twenty-five visitors were present . 76% 75% $300 for 20 months— repay $15 monthly. the changes. from Providence, where the first Nor Pac . .. .JOl-% 102% 102% Pins lawful Interest only. tional system. We are all anxious Penn R R . . Bristol officials ask the utilities Emblem Club was formed and two . .68% 67% 67% to have good schools, but how are J*ere Mar . . .141 141 141 ' We have the money for you now. We repeat our policy is we going to prove that our stud commission to order “ the safe- from Newton, Mass, Post Ccr . .. .12.3% Prompt Service, Strict Privacy and Courtesy to all our clients. guarding and re-arrangement of 123% 123% ents are better trained than those Notes Pull New . . . . 89 89 89 An inquiry or private consultation incurs no obligation. Please that come from schools that cost the railroad crossing at Farming- Fred V. Wendheiser who has Radio Cor . . .201 feel at liberty to come to us for financial assistance. ^ ^ ton avenue and Maple street, com 197% 198 so much les?. been a member of the Snipsic Hook Sears Roe .. .103% 102% 103% Doesn’t it ûnd ridiculous that monly known as Doolittles Cross & Ladder Co. for the past five Sou Pac . . . . ing. The commission is to hear the .130% 129% 129% Manchester should be first in school years, has resigned his position.' Sou Rhil . . .104% 163% 163% costs in these items— school board petitioners on the morning of May IDEAL FINANCING ASS’N, ING. CANDY 16 Alfred Rosenberg of the Star S 0 of N J . 15% 45 45% and business office, supervision, Hardware Co. left today for a trip Studebaker . . 66% 65% 66% 083 Main St.. Room 408, Hartford, Conn. -supervisors’ salaries, text books, to New York. Tob Prod .. .113% 113 113 F. W. Hawklnson, Mgr. Phone 2-8652 and health? And first over An- BOY BURGLARS Tn?;T.n Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mathewson of Union Pac . .204% 203% 203% sonla, Bristol, Naugatuck, Strat U S Rubber . 41% 41 41 For Mother Nex^Sunday ^ Stamford, Conn., May 10.— East Main street, announce the com ford, Torrington, West Haven, ing marriage of their daughter, U S Steel .. .146% 145% 146% Frank Bock, 17, of 216 ^tjuincy Wab pfd A . . 93% 93 93 Windham and West Hartford. street, Boston, and Anthony Dellse, Mies Florence S, Mathewson to There wouldn’t be any kick, if we George L. Schwarz, son of Mr. and Westing . .. . 108 107% 108 Mother will be mighty ticklej when she receives that 19, of 132 East street. New Haven, Willys Over ..'24% 24% 24% .were leading the parade in one or were today bound over for trial in Mrs. William Schwarz of Spring box of Apollo;,or Perry’p Chocolates on lier/spedal day. two Items, but It sure is costly'to the Superior Court on a charge of V' "be the whole thing in almost every -Mrs. Mildred Hereth of Paw BREMEN’S CREW ARRIVES burglary, and sent to Jail in de Cleveland, Ohio, May 10.— The Select her candy from our nice fresh assortment. thing. fault of bail of $1,000 each after tucket, R. I., Is the guest of Mr I am glad to note that Mr. Keith and Mrs. John Dailey of Orchard famous crew of the trans-Atlantic Sheet Metal Electric Wiring Judge James E. Brinckerhof had airship Bremen, Baron Gunther von ■\}- ■is a member of the Joint school found probable cause. str66t« Tankeroosan Tribe I.O.R.M. will Huenefeld, Major James C. Fitz- board. Possibly some Information Following, the looting of a candy fflaurlce and Captain Hermann will be forthcoming. I understand store here early Tuesday police hold a roast beef supper in Red Koehl, continuing their tour of W ork Qecbîc Futures ahis figures have already caused found a broken knife blade in a Men’s Hall, Saturday evening. 'Fol American cities, r^rrived at Brook "some paring. May he keep up the lowing the supper there will be an forced door, and later picked up Park, Cleveland Airport, at 12:09 Hot Air Peaces, Tin Roofs» BREMER-TIJLLEY good work. the two youths. Delise had a pock entertainment and a social hour. p. m., eastern standard time, today PROCESS CANDY SHOP i Sincerely, et knife with a blade gone. Police The Friendly Class will: hold , a Conductor Pipes, Eave Troughs from Philadelphia In the F-13, sis- ^ R A D IO Cor. Main and Pearl Streets, a . %nth,Manchestof: t LOCAL BUSINESS MAN." told the court today that both sale of potted plants on the steps of tershlp of the Bremen. youths admitted the rolibery when the Union Church Saturday after ' The flight was uneventful, l.ex- “ George Did It” the knife was discovered. noon. ^ cept for the bucking of slight head ROBERT GRIFFITH Johnson Electric Co. Editor, Evening Herald: ■The World-Wide Guild 'o f the winds, it was said. Ideal flying i Phone 1325-12 I write to edminend the splendid The spelli^-bee season must he Baptist Church will give a play weather pi evailpd and a record 140 Oak St. 29 Clinton SU So. Manchester - ’ survey.of the schools in the Ninth a failure. We haven’t heard of "Missionary ArUhmetic” on Friday crowd was c u ‘ hand to extend District, as compiled by Selectman I any contests won by dogs. evening a^ 7:30 o’clock. greetings. , :• j[ Estim ates Cheerfully Given. T e L 6 5 7 4 ADVER’nSE IN THE HERALD—IT P4 7\W >4 N ■ V . ’ 'As?' ISW r-'««v ,4 M ANan,” ^was’ - . -. i (Contlnaed from P^ge 1.) Albany, N. Y., May 10.— An order to give me a much needed rest. ments of Isur'ge sums of money in istiiK ^'tween Willard was issued today directing David than ever before have planned to However, I shook hands with every conneotion with your campaign?'* 840,000 from Wtlllain-t*. JCenny, . man and Alekls H. Toiimiimdi do \ R. Main, one of the six jurors'who visit it this year,” declares an ex testing delegates for the Houston body in North Carolina— except the Senator: Bfatton asked. ing bnslness under the name oi i&tered the West \flrglnia primary pert on London’s traffic. convention?” Senator Stelwer ask leader. Senator Simmons.” Silk City Filllrig Station bas i^ n aj^ n st' me— because I wouldn't voted for the acquittal of former People whose fingers are on the "Nope.” Secretary of State Florence E. S. ed. Senator Stelwer then said that disspived. -Mt. Tournaud wiU'^ coa- a «re e 'to throw the delegation to pulse of the world’s tourist arterr Has No Plans Senator Barclay asked Smith if ADRIFT ON Knapp to appear before Supreme an anonymous ' communication re he knew anything about "the or tinu^tfte business and wlU JUm. ies say that London this year will "I haven’t any plans about the ceived by the committee charged sponlfcle only for bllla contrarted « “ I refused to be a stalking horse Court Justice Stephen Callaghan to be a cosmopolitan capital crowded Houston convention," replied the ganization' that has been set up in St. Johns, N. F., Mays^^MO.— morrow morning and show cause that a large fund was being spet^t California in your behalf. Twelve man were^ reported drlltlnjf by himself. ^ ' It Mr. Hoover. In my opinion such with visitors from the five contiu;- governor. “ I don’t know even "On behalf of your campaign In ' -ALEXIS H. TOURKAUD i proposition was an attempted bar why he should not be held in con ents. They declare: whether I am ôing/ to Houston, "I don’t."_____ to sea on ice pans which broke ter of the West Virginia delega- tempt of court. North Carolina.” The Senator ask Manchester, May 9s 1928. Bookings from America are al don’t think so. I said in 1927 that ed Smith if Robert Lathan was au Senator Bratton asked Smith If away from the shore-in the Cape , \ tlon, and was. In effect, noiulng The order was signed by Supreme ready big, and, according to steam-^ I would not go out of the _tate but more or less tuan attempted moral Court Justice Ellis J. Staley, of thorized to spend money In his be ship companies, are growing bigger devote myself to the business of the half in North Carolina. bribery.*’ Albany, after affidavits had been every day. state. And believe me, that business Met Latham J‘ Golf declined to name the Sena presented to him by Deputy Attor Hotels of all grades state that tor who approached him, but as- takes all my time.” "Not by me,” answered the gov ney General George Z. Medalie, that rooms are being feverl^ly engaged "Are you contributing any money lerted that “ I shall certainly tell If Main had said he would not vote to ernor. “ I met Lath'am once while I even now for the summer season. yourself to your presidential cam was in North Carolina.” the committee asks me.” convict Mrs. Knapp because District The shops of London— many of Plan To Attend This \’; This flare-up was taken today as paign?” Stelwer then questioned the gov Attorney Charles J. Herrick, of them new since last year in the "Nope,” answered the governor. but one indication., of the growing Albany, said the evidence was not transformed Regent street area- ernor about his suite in the Hotdl bitterness between the Hoover “ Have you made any promises oi: Blltmore. The goyernor said he had sufficient. are making ready for a record time patronage in connection with your camp and the alliance of favorite The jury before whom Mrs. lived in the hotel for two years. GAS ions, who are friendly to Lowden "The purchases made by the King campaign?” ■ " ' Knapp 'was tried on a charge of and Queen of Afghanistan have "Is the Blltmore owned /by the or Dawes In the fight for the Re “ Nope.” , New Y'prk Central Railroad?” stealing census money, disagreed drawn the world’s eyes to the stores Primary Contests publican nomination. after deliberating eight hours. "I doh’t know; The property is RANGE Battle Reviewed of new London” they say. That is Gov. Smith In reply to a question The former secretary of state the secret— ^“the new London.” in the hands of the raiiroAd but the Heartened and encouraged by as to whether' he knew about any hotel management is in the hands the result in Indiana, where Hoov will go on trial a second time a The new streets, huge new primary contests in other states week from Monday on the same of Mr. Bowman.” er suffered the first real defeat of hotels, great new shops and offices that he did not know anything \ the current primary season, the charge. and the range of theatrical shows about it himself, although he be “Do you know if your rent is Now G oing O b' At Johnson &. Little’g; coalition against him has returned The specific charge made by seem to be acting to make London lieved there were contests in West provided free by the New York to the battle with renewed hope. Medalie in applying for the con the magnet to the world. Virginia and in Wisconsin or Min Central Railroad Co?” . They confidently believe they have tempt order was that Main, when nesota. He was hazy about the con (Senator Stelwer apologized for enough votes In sight to "stop” the he was being examined as a pros TRAFFIC BLOCKED tests in other states he admitted. this line of questioning but said the ' cabinet candidates at Kansas City pective juror in the Knapp trial, Asked if there were any petitions with Lowden as the rallying post made false answers and failed to Hagerstown, Md., May 10.— The filed for him in the west coast for all the anti-Hoover sentiment in make disclosures concerning his Baltimore and Ohio railroad’s four states, including California, Wash CARPENTERS the convention, qualifications as a juror. main line tracks were buried un Whetlier they have - or not re ington and Oregon, the governor der thousands of tons of rocks and replied that he “ did not remember CONTRACTORS mains fb be seen. The Hoover man earth today as a result of a land agers deride the claims of "The Al slide on Hansrote mountain, near anything about these states.” DEMOCRATS ORGANIZE. "How ' about- Iowa?” Stelwer lies” and claim that the Hoover Hancock. WOODWORKERS .movement has attained too much Quick work of employes in set asked. momentum to be halted by' such Hartford, Conn., May 10.— Dem ting safety signals prevented trains “ I couldn’t say that I know a MACHINISTS temporary set-oacks as the Indiana ocratic state central committee from crashing into the debris. The single person in Iowa.” result. members, meeting here this after tracks may be tied up for three "Who has charge of your cam Please read this— Impart!^ tabulators figure that noon to organize for the coming days. Hoover win enter the convention two years, predicted the meeting Passenger traffic was routed We have installed an auto with nearly 400 votes on the first would return the present heads to through Big Poole and Cherry Run, matic saw-filing machine. Its and second ballots, not counting office. James J. Walsh, of Meriden, FINDS A WAY TO but freight traffic was at a stand work can’t be beat for accuracy the powerful New York and Penn is chairman; Mrs. Alice Mooney, of still. COLORS sylvania delegations which between Waterbury, vice-chhairman; and A. STOP AnACKS OF FITS and speed. It files and joints j them have 169 votes. A majority of Sydney Lynch, of New Haven, sec GUILTY OF THEFT saws with mechanical preci^ j the. convention necessary to nomin retary. Artistry - Charm - ate is 545, It is fairly evident, ion. They cut cleaner, swifter Committee members who recent Bridgeport, Conn., May 10.— Reports are received of an and truer. Speed service on i therefore, that If incw York and ly were listed as insurgents against John Moran, of Bridgeport, was amazing treatment that epileptics Beauty! Pennsylvania leaders swing to the organization declared they had sent to jail for one year in Superior state has proved successful in stop all types of saws. You wifi Hoover the efforts of the favorite been promised places among the Court here after pleading guilty to ping their attacks. R. Lepso, Apt. profit by this modem saw filing ions and Lowden-Dawes leaders Nile Green and. White ^ committee heads in return for the theft of provisions from the Wood- 102, 895 Island Ave., Milwaukee, service. Let us keep , your | Will be in vain. Ivory Tan and White harmony that was arranged for the hull Company warehouse here. Wis., has been supplying sufferers saws like new. recent convention, but regulars on Moran was caught in the act. Harry with this treatment. He now wish Light Blue and White 1-MAN CARS ALLOWED. the committee denied today that Harrison, driver of an automobile es to reach all those who have not any such deal had been planned. been helped and to do so is mak BILL’S TIRE & which was supposed to be waiting a n d — ; Hartford, Conn., May 10.— The for Moran and which sped away ing the startling offer of a geherous I Connecticut Company now has the when Moran was caught, pleaded treatment free to all sufferers. REPAIR SHOP legal light to operate one-man cars Representative Sabath of Illinois not guilty to the charge against Anyone afflicted should write to R. 180 Spruce St. DELIGHTFUL Hartford. The Public Utilities him and his trial was assigned lor Lepso and this free treatment will offers the House a resolution to put South Manchester, Conn. Commission today Issued a formal an end to the custom of American May 17. be sent them at once.— Adv. NEW GREYS! order granting the right which was women seeking admittance to for psked as a hearing here two weeks eign courts. But there aren’t any ago. other good shows in Europe now, The commission’s order points and one has to be amused. out that that body believes it has If you are Tired of Hard Kitchen Work—if you are Worried with an Old Stove the right under the statutes to con fer he righ; hat one-man cars are in successful use all over the coun- HEALS ECZEMA it7, that such cars would make a t V.: ^ DonH M iss This Sale! great saving for the company, and that more one-man cars can be run IN 7 DAYS OR LESS KJ WCome and See: More Comfoitand Less Work. than double truck cars, thus provid & Wt// C --Gome and Stop: Old Stove Wc»ry-^^d VVaste. f jr 3 H ing better service for passengers. — Come and Learn: To Live Better—arid have a Handy Happy Kitdu-.. Here is a surgeon’s , wonderful If you play the game on the lev prescription now dispensed by el you may rise high in the world. pharmacists at trifiing cost, that will do more towards helping you get rid of unsightly spots and skin diseases than anything you’ve ever HAVE YOUR OWN W AY used. About Prices, Terms and. Pay-down! Not only does this great healing antiseptic oil promote rapid and Phone Barstow 1968 healthy healing in open sores and 216 Middle Turnpike East wounds, hut boils, abscesses and ulcers that are discharging are al uxurious most immediately relieved and For Radio Service cleanly healed. In ekin diseases its action is lit Easy Terms on Crosley tle less than magical. The itching Fada, Grebe, Bosch, of eczema is instantly stopped; the NfO’ Fossession hr eruptions dry up and scale off in a f r e e installation, no interest very few days. The same is true of Small Your barbers’ itch, salt rheum and other irritating and unsightly skin trou bles. Down You can obtain Mopne’s Emer ald Oil in the original bottle at any modern drug store. It is sale to Pay use, and failure in any of the ail No Better Dance ments noted above is next to im ■■ A--' ment ■ f r N ' possible. All druggists can supply you at any time.— Adv. Floor Anywhere Places Taken thait-you will find at the CERTIFIED This as Stove Liberal Driveway Inn MAINE SEED POTATOES In Your Part 655 North Main St. / Green Mountain and Irish Cob Pay! biers; in any quantity, also Home No Admission Charge. FERTILIZERS ^ Light Luncheon, Delicious Manchester Green Coffee, Besse’s Ice Cream Store Range ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiniiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiii H ere is the newest Orthophonic Victrola^— an enormous stride I S ervice — Q uality — L ow Prices | ahead in beauty and originality of design. It will fit in with the furnishings of any home. The walnut-finished Other Prices $35 $45 $57 $49 to $98 cabinet is an exquisite example of Victor workmanship. It contains Finest Fresh Fish \ •a complete set of de luxe Record Albums, bound with leather backs mm Pick out any DETROIT JEWEL yon want— at any price— and tell ns how you. want to pay foy I t ^ Fresh Caught Mackerel...... 25c lb. S in rich colors and embossed in gold. These are on open shelves for and we’ll say:-DO AS YOU PLEASE— with a smile in our volce.^ ______. . . Fresh Shore H a d d ock ...... 12c lb. = 'extra convenience. Fancy Steak Ck>d ...... 22c lb. = You will admire its design, but until you hear it play you cannot Milliot\'’Dollar Guarantee! Boston BlueiSsh ...... ; ...... 22c lb. = realize its utterly convincing performance. You can almost see, the Every DETROIT JEWEL Dollar Is a SAFE Dollar— GUARANTEED for Cooking iSatisfa<^tlo^ from Shad, Smelts, Herrings, Salmon,, Smoked Filets 5 top to bottom and from end to end. Big Ovens I.. Air-Wall— p a ten t^ . .Enamel Ltimd! • singer or player— right there in the room •uoitlfryoul : - fM D w lm s!.. Artistic Lines!. .Detroit Jewel Oven Heat Control (Costs PenniM)— Saves DoUar*!. . Specisd...... ’...... 25c lb. a . .Gas Idghters!. .Ranges so beautiful and of such high standard that even a dollar smiles to get so Filet of Cod, Filet of Haddock, Fresh Eastern HaUbut a W e have this new model. Come in and hear it play. Ask about much for itself— when it buys a DETROIT JEWEL. Steak, Clams for Chowder and Fancy Scallops. s our special plan that gives you the use of this instrument as you pay ^‘They Bake Bettrir” ! That’s the Heart of a Good Rangel Stuffed and Baked Haddock...... 40c each S for it. D rop in some time this week! Oven Heat Control Brings Real Beat—and Helps Better Baking. Stuffed and Baked Mackerel...... 40c-^0c each | See tKe Oven on This Wonderful Stove in Operation! I t balbs 2 quarts iQnest Baldwin A p p le s...... 25c | with the Oven Door Wide Open. -A Fancy Ketchup, large size ...... 16c bottle 5

EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES FOR CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES Manchester Public Market j JOHNSONPlumbing and Heating & Contractors : A. Podrove, Prop. Phone 10, I 13 GHES'fNUT STREET, , v \ . SOUTH MANCHESTER imiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiniiiiiiiiuiiiuuuuuiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiT ... ' - -\ ' .. : 1^, manghbster (CONNj heeat^, Thursday, may miS28. " i ’-' ■' •* ■ ■■■ ■■ y-:i . , ■ / •'.:------:------were '“antt-Kmlth HBBNEY TO LEOTDMl MICHIGAN FOR SMITH Smith, governor of New York. % fectual barr,lep. Tlie, grain iq.Ul, WM., yrere'-sQoeiphedrbefcHterf^toi THRILtS AND COMEDY owned by Ira T ureen; who> bad ; IN- LATIN-'"TONGiJil' Resolutions Instructlng'th'e sfete^s -p o rW n ^ to'Jjecoim^' OPEN FORUM HERON done business there for the last votes to ..be cast as a iît were Port Huron,’ Mlph^., May , 10.—i torsi.*■ ^ three or four yoars.' The loss Is “ ‘Hlc^Haep, U'nanlmonsly adopted at-the state - c. **HAUl' HOLIDAY REMARKS’* ON STATE1>R0GRAM A meeting of the school town partly covered, by insurance but as New. York, May 10; Michigan^ :30iy.otes- ip the Demo- Hoc!” . dratic national’:cohventl6n in Hous- 'convention here, though in district Editor, The Her&ld: committee has been called to. take the place was heavily filliqd up with Shoiuld .a pr6hlbitlon.*enfprcement IM It wai a great treat to me to hear palace at the town clerk’s office, Sat^ grain the loss will be much greater ;£bn next tnontlr belong to Alfred E. caucus and even on the flpoPsthere and also read about the Half Holi- -Streets of Shanghai’*^ and agent' hear these : sounds'- issulns urday evening. May 12, when mal^J than could be made good by in from the baternlty,Cliib here Uds ,day being continued on. May it “Bachelor’s Paradise” Today ters relating to the schools will b ^ "surance. It was estimated that .-M ■ .V3-- A-t afternoon, he need not be unduly- --- :■ last to September and forever after. and Tomorrow—^Vaudeville discussed more fully than was done $60,000 would not cover'it. The alarmied. The gurgllitg noise will At tMs time I wish to thank the Saturday. at the. last week’s meeting. mill and store supplied farmers, for merely '^be.part of'**a Latin lecturd ■CAESAR MISCH’ Merchants, who stood out so strong Mrs. A. C. Gilbert and the Misses miles around with grain and sup scheduled to be delivered by Tom ly for the half-holiday also those Two excellent feature attractions, Peqdleton spent a day on Tuesday plies. While the Colchester boys Heehey, challenger f6r Gene ’Tun4 who once more agree to abide by are being shown at the State The visiting the New Londou Historical were helping with their fire engine V- the majority. I think it a great ttey’s'.-heavyweight titlf. And the m ater today and tomorrow. rooms known as the Shaw Memori & fire broke out in Colchester iand lecture will not be given in Pig credit to those merchants who deem "Streets of. Shanghai,” starring al, the Hempstead , house, oldest seriously threatened Merchants Latin, but In the real Cicero vin-- V*,;. .T'?'' ; * ■'■' '■ it advisable to let the employees Kenneth Harlan, is the first fea building in New London, and other Bow. This fire was confined to a tage. ^ have a half-holiday once a week. ture. Thrills and action arp to be points of interest, including the old shed and fighting by a bucket The New Zealander will attempt Ladies' Smart Spring andlûtnmer Apparels There should bo a law compel found in this rapidly-moving story Huguenot book shop, built in 1751, brigade held it in check. Hebron to snatch from Gene’s Ciasslc brow lidig them to do so. No reason why oif the great mystery city of China. by Huguenot refugees. has no fire engine of its own nor the laurels won’ by the “great in When you buy your clothes at The Caesar Misch Store, you ate. we shouldn’t have one. The Her The story itself, involves a pretty Supervisor Charles M, LarComb any organized fire company. How tellectual” in his lecture on SbakeSr always assured of the utmost in style, value’and quality. Every gar ald gave it a good title In the paper, American school-teacher who is en has issued a circular letter to mem ever, the men here do splendid peare before Yale students recent ment sold is guaranteed to givh full satisfaction. We carry only the . “Half Holiday Gets a Death Fen- gaged in the American Mission, bers of the town sphool com’mlttee,^ ly. It’s!*Bll a part of the ballyhoo tence”. Who wants a death sen work fighting fire with their limit smartest and finest in clothing for the entire family. Thousands of where she keeps careful watch over inviting them to be present at a ed resources. for the big fight. tence placed on hlm^ôr her when her small Oriental pupils. Through general teachers’ meeting to be people are buying their clothes on the best credit plan in'the city-7^ they are Innocent. By doing away a rather strange incident she meets held at Tip-Top Hall, Colchester. The G M Convenient Payment Plan which offers good clothes at regur with the half-holiday it will get a a handsome young Marine, played May 15, at 2 p.'m., daylight saving ‘ lar cash prices with NO MONEY DOWN and only $1 A WEEK. Come death sentence and the employees by Kenneth Harlan. An American time. Part two of this program is ih ’NOW and open a charge account. - will get a life sentence to work. ized Chinese, g powerful figure in ■for school committee members Instead of enjoying yourself out the community; immediately grows only. At this meeting Dr. Ireland of doors you will be shut up Inside, jealous and plots to destroy both the statp department will speak on Just on account of a little business the girl and her , lover. It ,Is the a phase of health education with GirFs Fashionable Goats v ^ ^ jealousy on one getting more than events surroundtog these situations that makes of the picture one of the topic “Better Health for Conr the other. nectlcut SchoorChlldren.” Sterloptl- The loveliest coats for the children are in^. 'i A : I hope by September there will unending interest and smashing good entertainment. Supporting can slides will show school activi tjiis splendid assortment. They represen* be some lawyers amongst the em ties in the primary line and Mi’ss ployees to fight their cause and Harlan in the cast are Pauline the utmost dn style, value and quality. In Starke, Jason Robards and Mar Maude Shapieigh will lecture, out-- popular shades such as Navy and Twill. All have the Half-Holiday changed garet Livingston. liriing plans for the fair. Mr. Laiv from a Death Sentence to a Life The companion feature is “Bach comb will give a talk on the sizes. Come early because this is an unusual .Sentence for freedom and pleasure, elor’s Paradise,” a sparkling com philosophy-and psychology of edu,- value ...... V ...... not work. It can be done by using edy-drama of young love and Its cation as he sees it. a little diplomacy In convincing methods, Sally O’Neill and Ralph The most disastrous fire which the employers what It means to the Graves have the principle roles. has taken place in the town for a Ladies’ UlUra-ModisH Coats •* employees. Figure up the hours Saturday brings to the gtate five long time occurred on Tuesday at / you work at the end of the week. acts of Metropolitan Vaudeville and about 1<1F:30 a. m., when the Ams- This coat value will make your eyes pop The average man putij In around another big double feature pro ton grain mill, so-called, burned to ‘TD WALK A MILLION open wide. Coats of rich, beautiful material forty-four hours, why some of us gram. The performance on Satur the ground. The?^)rigin of the fire such as Broadcloth, Poiret Sheen and Kasha. put In about sixty-four hours, es day is continuous, as usual, from seems a mystery but Jt is thought pecially if you start at 7 or 7:30. 2:15 until 10:30. , MILES FOR ONE ,The newest in style details such as scarf, that an' over-heated stove pipe cape and throw effects and wide cuffs. Col 'The clerks should be real thanl.ûl Sunday, Monday and Tuesday starte(j it. When first noticed flames ’•to have a half-holiday and show it brings the one and only Harold were coming from the roof about OF YOUR SMILES’^ lars and cuffs, are trimmed with luxurious $ 2 5 . < » by their actions, not words, talring Lloyd in his latest and greatest fur. All sizes. Newest beige and navy a greater .interest in the work for laughfest, “Speedy.” , the chimney, and it was thought their employers. What is worth ------/ that the building could be saved. shades. Large selection ...... However, there was only time to THAT’S the way that old having is worth fighting for. Bet MARINE PLANE VVRECKEl/). ter get together and turn in your saver the cash register and some of but ever popular.song puts complaints before the August meet the books of the company when the Puerto Cabezas, Nicaragua, May upper floor crashed in, showing that Smartly Chic Millinery ing. 10.—While making an aerial sur it. And you’ll get more If the merchants cannot afford to vey of the Laluz mine in the Pis the fire must have been smoldering Sparkling and new . . charming in design finest quality • withdraw from the field of comper above for some time without being than a smile if your Mother Pis district. Captain E. D. Howard, deflected. The Colchester fire com that is what these beauti- . tition for one afternoon a week, 1 of the American marines, made a fully chic hats represent. hope they will also feel that they forced landing in his plane with pany was called out and did valiant receives some flowers on ,can afford to close at nights, same out injury to himself or a passenger vyork fighting the Are and its spread In crochet viscas, felts, as Hartford does. Are they that but the plane was demolished. was prevented to other houses near.* next Sunday, the day na straws and Indian prints. kind that are willinb to keep open The stranded aviators were sight by. Several houses and barns Every head size and pop . 9 8 Sind but are not willing to close same as ed by Major Utley and L ieutânt caught fire and hard fighting had to tionally dedicated to her. ular colors. Large and other communities do? Conway in another plane. Marines, be done to keep the flames in check. If they can close at night in in the vicinity were notified and With the grain mill went the big small brims. Hartford, why not here in Manches they proceeded to the scene of the barn close by it. The hose of the ter? Of course there are some that accident immediately. The rough fire company was put into the large Anderson keep open in every community but terrain in thp vicinity of the Laluz brook which flows near and the in V they should hang out a sign, mine prevented Utley and Conway exhaustible supply of water thus Th e “Open Day and Night.” The mer from landing and picking ,up procured was all that saved the chants are well off hcie, open two Howard and his companion. whole community from going up in Greenhouses 24*0 A SY i/U ivs. S'*. nights a week and closed about 4 There have been no further flames. Traffic past the place was HARTFORD hours in the afternoon, one day a clashes between the marines and entirely shut off during the"raging 153 Eldridge Str^t. Vd. 2124 week. There are not many putting bandits in the Pis Pis district dur of the fire as the flames rolled over In the sant® hours as we do except ing the last few days. v the macadam road making an ef ' for Drug Stores, Confectioners and the “Penny Catcher’s.” So in 9I0S- ing I want to repeat “That If the > rl Half-Holiday is given a Death Sen tence why give it to the Night Openings as well. No fooling, I • mean it. . Yours for the Half-Holiday, '■ JOHN CHAMBERS. \\ THE BimNG OPPORTUNITY OF A UFETME CUSHMAN TO DEVELOP Pages of writing could not fully describe the bigness of this great Furniture event. The wonderful variety of bargains to h> PROPERTY AT GREEN choose from for every room in your homeûseful things, lovely things, dependable things. All Hartford and surrounding towns Buys Porter Street Acreage From Elman and Rolston; seem to know that it is now eaSy to buy recognized standard furni Is $50,000 Deal. ture at lower prices than they have done in years. In justice to Elman and Rolston, real estate yourself and to your pocketbook, come in and at least look over dealers, today sold the eight-room house and 60 acres of land on these bargains! No trouble, no cost to you! Nothing except big Porter street, formerly the prop savifigs! Not so hard to take, do you think? erty of Carroll W. Hutchinson, to Sidney Cushman of Cambridge street. Elman and Rolston have . HERE ARE A FEW THINGS YOU CAN GET: Kitchen Furni $149 3 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITES taken in part payment Mr. Cush ture—Nursery Furniture — Sun Room Furniture—Complete Out man’s single house on Cambridge Here’s another record breaking opportunity that will en street and a house and extra lot fits—Separate Pieces—Rugs— Linoleums, Stoves, Refrigerators, able you to buy this high quality Genuine Jacquard Velour liv on Spruce street. The transaction ing room suite, reversible spring cushions and of the very’ best: which figures about $50,000 was Lamps, Shades, etc., etc. construction—a life long article for any home. * completed by Wallace Robb. Elman and Rolston had Intend ed to develop the property when WE DELIVER $240 3 Pc. Living Room Suites now $139. they purchased It some time ago COMFORTABLE from Mr. Hutchinson, but Mr. ANYWHERE $350 100% Mohair Living Room Cushman, who is a former local milk dealer, has plans for dispos FREE Occasional Chairi: Suites — ...... -, $187' ing of the property for residential Of Antique Mahogany, upholstered in high grade sites and he will carry out the El Cash If You Have It, Terms If So Desired. Velour of the better quality—to appreciate these man and Rolston idea. Mr. Cush chairs one must see them. man intends to move to the house On Porter street which is Included In the purchase. $19.50 Chairs at $10.50 V $27.50 Chairs at $14 COVENTRY At the regular meeting of the Ready Helpers Friday evening all the ladies are requested to bring a May basket with lunch for two. Ev erybody is welcome. Next Monday, May 14, anyone in Cedar Chests terested in being trained to sing is Baby Carriages invited to meet at the chapel at “Heywood-Wakefield” . Car 7:30, standard time. The meeting Featuring Genuine riages and Strollers—;big varie is called to see how many would be Tennessee Red Cedar ty. built strong and real vali^ Interesfed to start a choral union Chests in this sale at a ues. . ... V' or singing school under the direc sacrifice. $11 StroUers ?,..... $5.95 tion of Mrs. Thomas Wells of South Coventry. 11118 Is to be a communi $15 Chesty now $8.95 $24.50 Carriages. $14.95 ty affair so come and help formu late the plans and have your say. Breaking All Records in< Fine $27.50 .Chests The question of ways and means now ------$14.95 will also be planned. BEDROOM Sib[TES $35 Chests now . . $23 Leading the way to greater achievements, forging ahead with the greatest val.. ues ever offered in Hartford at any retail sale. We will not be undersold for qual ADDISON ity merchandise. UNUSUAL VALUES IN DINING ROOM SUITES Mrs. James Kenyon of Nashua, Here Is a sensational offerjso out of the ordinary that every one of these suites N. H., is visiting A. L. Wrights and $159 4 Piece Suites atÔS will go In a hurry. ^ " family. 8 Piece $159 Walnut Vra'eisr Dining Room Suite, Buffet,,oblong extension table, Merton Treat of Buckingham did ) $185 4 Piece Suites at $119 host chair and'five guest chairs,'less than x - ^7 7 an extra fine job in scraping Bell Half Price—^Hurry! ...... *.______...... V • ■ Breakfast Sets ‘street this spring. He has a veir $319 4 Piece Suites at $159 effective tool, the Glastonbury trac $169 8 Hece Dining R Suites at ...... 4*... $99 Attractive , . decorated set, ^ tor, to work the roads. $405 4 Piece Suites at $225 drop leaf tabl^'and^four chairs, n g C. G. Strickland and Raymond $295 9 Piece Dinmg^;1^m} Suites at .>...... $133 you must see it'to.:-appreciate ^ B' Williams, of East Hartford, were the value. ■ ' on a fishing trip last Friday and 3 Piece Outfit $359 10 Piece D ininglB^m Suites at ...... $179 G tiN U IN E i Spe'cialiy Saturday in Hampton. priced $19;75 BED, SPRING and CONGOLEUM"" 9UGS RICH MERCHANT ILL Goods Bought Now Held for Future Defivery|^No E ^ a Cha^^ * V 4 ‘ m a t t r e s s and Neponset Floor«*Cov- erings will be featured in A Big ê:Toiaer*ow-*oii '■'? .''Now you can buy this 3 this sale ‘ at the lowest piece outfit at nearly half prices ever.-known on Bar Harl^r Châi price. Sensational values high grade Rugs. The that we cannot hope to du price for ■. 9x12 or 9x9. ;< SubstaÛÛy: plicate again for a long time Rugs, A'. unaiirpasseii to come. ^ 1 / 1 C A Investigate ... ;v.. ■ Choice VAO cO vt HARTFORD 1108-1116 Main S t, HARTFORD

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• •/: -. ,'f sfs jnsufflclcnt. tp supply the In- o.'-- il-'-f- >ears in one plape.fpr'|?6 a . A - ’ ‘ ' Stole urttc^ valued; at Jid,75. The crkaslng deiiiandIiintv flight a . poorly pale by her 'omptoyer.'and petroleum products by ^ - new pro- paroled her. CP38 Is^now being developed in Get- AltV^ When “Gmve ” Is Opened v'A 23-year-old married woman ma&jf- on n commercial 8ca4o«...the took a diess because ,a> friend > had report coatin’* es,, ;anq, as a told^her !‘Tt was fasy to steal’^. she otthe arrangement antefed into_18 EaeCland. Texas.— A hbrhed frog<ânfi officials who saw the opening . ^ , * . • •• ______j i A « ______4 t « a « i V > A W8» fined $3b. months ago by ..the Departmer'.. of UYed SI years 4n a hollow comer- of the cornerstone, declare that the oommlsslon of a ' hoax was impos One 16-year-old ^ 1 eonfessed Scientific and Industrial '.esearc^ f. etone?, impossible say the scien that she had 150 In her handbag 'number of eî; Îments hsve hesn A tists. — * sible. when she^stole a coat valued at-|fi0 Mrried .out ) .at Rbeln.au on. tbe “ But it did," retort residents of Among those willing to rxvak^ af itrom a department store ahd 'W'we fidavits to that effect are Eugene New York.— A rounB up of 30d treatment ot' sel^ted' Bri ish coals ' ■ this West Texas city and there the It out, leaving -her old fur coat, with hydrogen under high pressure debate ends insofar as local cltl- Day, capitalist; Rev. F. F. Single- women choplifters has apparently vnlued at $90, under the counter at moderately high temperatures. xenS are concerned. ton, Methodist minister, and Judge failed either to check the ’âve of Sho was held for psychopathic in petty thievery Im department stores Experiments Satisfactory When the old courthouse corner- Ed Pritchard. vestlgation. Btone was opened here recently, the Mouth Sealed Shut by women shoppers, or to reveal a ‘The experiments, which havR frog was taken..out as'.a crowd of When the frog was takeu out, it basic underlying cause for such bêh coi firmed'bj ther investiga several thousand that' bad assem was found that its mouth had be widespread stealing by \/omeu tions at ‘he Fuel Research Station bled for the event, chejêd lustily. come sealed and that it 'could not many of them well-to-do and not the report continues, “ have show The occasion mark^.. the tearing eat. It is hoped that t);is defect obliged by fin'»ncial drcumstances beyond doubt that by such treat down of the courthouse erected 81 can be remedied so that It can live to stoop to steal!" K- ment a large proportion o<^ the coal years ago to make room for a .more tu tt''i1pe -old age— another century Thirty-two of the 300 women .substance ■ can be converted into or i When arraigned in court gave ex , liquid fudls. modern temple of ^sîtje. ? cuses whicib ' raUged from high As the houf^ for wei* opening of Meanwhile, from other sources in The information in the possession blood pressure tb'ennui to accouht the cornerstone drew near, old' resi- Texas, .the defense rallies. To quote of .the Department does not, how J. V. Howerton, Abilene banker: for their actions. Seven of the wom ever make it possible to asoess the dents,-.-recalling the Texas tradition en were fin-^ '350 each, yrhich they ■ I that a horned toad will live a cen -.. “I do not doubt the Eastland London. — Experlmonts have commercial value of thes- develop horned frog story in the least. For paid rather than serve the alterna Shawn that a new fo m ’-of liquid ments, which, we are glad to learn, tury if given quiet and repose of tive ten days in jail; thirteen palt, soul,soul, even thoughinougn aenieudenied foodroou andanu ty years-ago in -Nacogdoches coun- - fuel may be produced from coal at are being followed up energetical fines of $25 rather than ser'c five .■A 4 ; water, waxed warm in their views ty while I was a , a comparatively low cost, it Is re ly by'the British chemical indus dug up at a depth-^pf 35- feet a live days; eleven were placed on prc»- vealed in the anh..al report of the on the subject batlon and - e was iield for psycho try.” . Mi Crowd Anxious toad which was a perfectly air-tight Committee of the Privy Council for toiiilj.'of dirt, gravel ana clay. pathic investigation; Scientific. and Industrial Research, Just a tinge of tear swept The woiaen^ rahged lin age from through the’ jostling audience as W6 had to break the ^bal^ with a which has Just been tssueu. pick after we discovered the frog’s 16 to 65, and were'generally well If such a process evYit became •i.. • the minutes lagged, lest after all dressed and prosperous looking. the frog had not really been placed legs sticking out. He was perfectly practicable,in the opinion of . ex- flat when found but soon puffed The presiding justice was move to ppfcU, the position of the coal In- in the stone, or that it had become remark upon the lack of evidence but crumbled dust, but a mighty himself up and hopped off, chipper d u ^ y and, th • world’s estimate of as you please.” that tho offenders' were in want, shout went up from the crowd and \id that it seemed to him they thd^ value of petroleum wcu!1 be when the antlered reptile was A correspondent writing Vn Farm entirely revolutionized. and Home, under date of April 1, were j ist unmoral. Tears were shed fetched. forth and held up to view, in quantlti- in Court For Motor Transport as cops struggled fiercely to keep 1906 under the title, ‘Dick Naylor’s “ For -he first tl~ie,” the report it from being crushed in the surg Letter’ says: High Bl''-'d' Pressure states, “ we can envisage on the “ Truly the ways of nature are One^ woman’s explanation for ing mob. sure basis, of experimental results However, no sooner had- the past human ken. Some years ago, stealing articles lued at $23.50 Mr. Robert Grounds, who lived in was that she is suffering from hlg.h the production from coal of liquid, nevrs been flashed -over the wires fuel in sufflclfent quantity to sup-\ to all parts of tije nation, than sci the southern part of Dallas county, blood pressure. ; , The Justic^ re Texas, quarried a lot of hard lime marked that she appeared ^weil ply all the requirenients of motor entists, with frownful mien, brand transport should natural supplies of ed the story as an absurdity, an stone to build a chimney with. Up enough to go out and steal .She on splitting one of the thick slabs, was fined $o0, ahd warned that a petroleum fall. Impudent foray into fields re.served ‘;it remain!' to be seen, however, for the learned. a tiny toad about the size of one- seuond' iffeiê tYOUld bring a jail Remember Mother Loves Flowers, thumb was found.. It was white, sentence. ' ' ’ ’ whether this * new Industry can be “ Tut! Tut!” they said. “ .Imagine established on a large commercial Better than anything else you can send her as a pledge of your devotion a mere frog becoming the herald or nearly so and was alive when A woman who stole a dress val of scientific truth. ’Tis an imposi found, made a few x convulsive ued at $9’^. 9 5 toiu the Court that scale before the natural resources tion,” and thus delivering, inem- movements and died.” her child Jiad. died six weeks ago. At our store you are always certain to find a wide variety to choose from at pricef And now undisturbed by the con She. was fined $25. A seventeoa- selves of that flat, they refused to consistent with quality. . * . ' Jtln in acclaiming the now famed troversy that rages around him, the year-old girl who had stolen twelve famous Eastland County horned articles valued aU $32.25 made up DAVID CHAMBERS “ Blinkie” whose deed has made WEAR A FLOWER SUNDAY^ ^ ______IN HER HONOR ^ him a national character. > frog continues on his. marathon excuse for Baling done so, and was However, - ministers, capitalists. hunger strike. put on probation; an elderly woman CONTRACTOR WHEN VOU’RE We are bo^^m m bers'of’ihe.Borist Telegraph Delivery A ssociatio^|^^ who had stblen two strings of beads IN HARTFORD assures you of exc€iUent service for Mothers out of town. - . and an uUibrella likewise offered and Why Not Try a tos was to have been given an in no excuse,.She was fined $25. An Early Selection is Advisable-:;-^Phone 1088- ternation status, but It was final A girl -of v(/^ho had taken BROILED FISH DINNER LEAGUE ASKED ^ ly handed over to Greece, the Pow eloves, music books and other artl- « BUILDER Also er assuming all the old obligations cle.'? explained that she* had not in- of Turkeys towards the monks. tendev, to steal the articles, • as she First and Second Mortgages One of Our .tempting Greece solemnly undertook to re oad the money in her purse with TO HELP MONKS which to pay for them. She was arranged on all new work. SALADS OF SHELL spect the terms of the articles of FISH , handing over, but it is stated she paroled. Maid Is Paroled 08 Hollister Street, Has now taken possession ‘of the Manchester, Conii. direct from the ocean. OFMOliTATHOS farms belonging to the Russian sec A maid wbo,ht^ wprked for;fouf T H E f l o r i s t ^ tions of the monastery. Situated on m - And don’t’ forget our the mainland, these farms provide RETAIL d e p a r t m e n t Soutlk Manthester London.— An ancient republic the monks with food, since they Hotel Sheridan Building. . Where no woman is allbwCd; where are not allowed to breed animals or f-v e v ^ female animals ate taboo, and have any female bird or beast on where, men live cut off . from all the Mount. Hence the Russian Mother’s Diay, May 13 HONISS’S monks are practically condemned worldly pursuits baa beeh brought K - Wo hilve just the card 4fon want for 22 State Sr„ under Grant's before the public eyb 'Îth the an to starvation, and the State has ^ H alford nouncement that the ‘State of taken the matter up with the . Mother's Day. Mount Athos has appealed to ^the League. League of Nations for redress ... ^ , r ■ against the seizure by the Greek Government of certain.of its prop-*] erty. KILL 32 COPS IN Situated on a mountainous prom Dewey-Richnian Co. ontory sixty miles long and Jewelers', Stationers, Silversmiths, twenty broad. Mount Athos is real 3 YEAR WAR ON The Home of Gifts That Last. ly a monastic stronghold jutting out into the Aegean Sea. 1 8 7 5 Originally the home .of a pagan oracle of ■ Apollo and noted in an CHICAGO’S GANGS cient Greek times for the number, of pilgrimages to its temple, the Mount was purged of Its Idols in Chicago— Thirty-two Chicago po ■j:' . -•< *.. ■?Vc -'Vn_ Christian times and about the fifth licemen have fallen before the rifle, AMERICAN ROW, HARTFORD century A. D. became the haunt of pistol, shotgun and machine gun holy hermits. fire of Chicago bandits, thugs and . X. ' l::. Lived In Caves. beer gangsters since the police de 4: 'Hai-::' They lived In caves and huts, but clared war on all gangsters three with the increase of royal benefac years ago, according to figures of -"to tions and the growth of monastic police casualties just compiled by CABINET life more, , substantial\'*dweUlngs Michael J. Hughes, Commissioner were erected, and groups, of monks of Police. , '/ V ■ formed monastarles < with chapels But at that the police feel they libraries, guest , houses, and even have not done so badly. During this battlements and.^'catapuj:^' to keep same period the police have killed out agressive.vpirates. ' ' 143 gangsters and thugs, a ratio of There ars about'tiwenty vast, for- nearly five to one In favor of the tress-like m,pnastarles on the prom officers of the law. GAS /-V ontory, all built between the ninth “ In 1925, twelve policemen were and fifteenth’ centuries. Their vic- slain by bandits, while 51 crimin cissltudes would fill a book;- Arab als were killed in battles with of invasions, pirate raids, looting by ficers,” Commissiouer Hughes sai«j. Crusaders, rnassacred by the Pap “ During 1926 criminal guns claim For more than half a century Knoek’s have enjoyed the favor of the pwple of Hartford County. In our ists, and Turkish barbarism. But ed the lives of nine policemen, new central location we are sure aU will agree that here tea itardware Stor^ the equal of any in New England. always, through more than 1,500 while the underworld fatality list years, the monks have stood loyal numbered 39. Again in 1927 nine We are celebrating our 53rd birthday party with hundreds of specials each diie of them too good to miss. Sale to Orthodox Catholicism against all policemen, while the underworld attacks. fatality list numbered 39. Again starts tomorrow and lasts ’til ^turday the 19th. Visit pur store and share i^ these splendid bargains. 1 i ' ■Woman has always been treated in 1927 nine policemen were kill with particular rigor. No woman ed by gunmen, while 38 of the lat With has ever been allowed to set a ter fell under fire of the police. foot on Mount Athos and no bird “ Since Mayor Thompson ordered or beast of that six Is tolerated. all gunmen driven out of the city Columbia Hand Saws^ ^6 inch^ reg;ular $L75. Salef ..;... ;. • • • • - $1.19 * Monks Respected. the police have engaged almost •*The rights of the monks have nightly in battles with the criminal Union Claw Hammers,fpiêd^re^^ Sale...... y * . . . . - • ^3c been respected down the centuries elements. Since January 1 fifteen by the Turks, under whose juris gunmen have been killed by police Hack Saw Framed to^ 21n ch adjustment, nguU t 30c, Sale i v....; vft;... 19c diction they lived, At the Peace fire, while two officers have been Conference of Lausanne Mount At- added to the police death roll.” Columbia Garage Vises,’ regular $2.75, Sale p rice...... * • $2.00 Special lot Blocjk ISanes, slightly hnperfect, regular $1.15, Sale.. . • ' Ôc Golf Sets, 4 c l& , 3 J^g, regular $8.50, Sale p™® . v. — • • t • • • • • • • • $^*®^ Special lot Baseballs, slightly imperfect, regfulhr $1.00, Sale ...... 39c vim Bait Rods, 3 piece steel, regular $1.00j' Sale price...... 35c Beginners’ Tennis, Racquets, regular $3.00, Sale price . . — ...... $1»98^ :■ Rnequet Presses*, hardwood, regular $1.(K), Sale price ...... • •... • • • • 39c Nash TdyÂutomobUes, Gehdron made, regular $6.89, Sale . ,.. 4....»...... * $5.49 5-8 inch, 5 ply Rubber Hose, 50 foot lengths. Sale ...... Priceless health protection Wood Hose Reels, regular price $1.69, S ^ c...... • • • • • ^ • • • • • • a t terms you can afford " Stainless 4rpiece Kitchi^ Set^ i^gUlaj^2.25, Sale ...... v* The ytdue, of keeping food fresh, sweet, Hair Clippers, No. 00, regular $L2^ Sale v> ...... •Yyi • • palatable and healthful cannot be appraised YacUum Ice Cream Freezers^ regular $^00, Sale Price ...... in doUarsr Yet, Frigidaire prices are low Connections free tip to 20 feet. and easy monthly tenns can be arranged; Electric Heaters, regular $10.00, Sale • • • *j ••’ ••••• • • jV • >-:• \r> Aai^Fted Aluminum Ware, regular $1.Q0, Sale price .* / ...... ^ »... 59c FRIGIDAIRE Sidewalk Cycles with .Coaster Brakes, regular. $^«50, Sale price ...... ; .y*'.v .,. -.$JS.9o s . . ..V?. f V’i' ^ Al f r e d GREZEL 829 Main St., And hundreds of more bargainsT ‘ ^ South Manchester, Conn. s ■ . > jPBODOCT«t>r-GBNSaAL-lt.OTOaS A M . ‘ ’ i , Vi w% ______. . ______- V ■ • * ' " • V .. ’ ‘

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>' -i-. disclose the fact. It, on the other AararlirBtrr hand, a considerable, number of “Catholic flag” Jn question is, thousands of taxpayers’ dollars can fact, thb saine chaplain’s peAwnf Eurpitis ftcralb be saved •without injury to the which it, has been the. n«y^ WASHINGTON LETTER . 'PUI'USHlflD a t schools, that, too, witl be dis61osed tom to fly at, th^magthead THtO HUKALU PKINTINQ CO. if .these illuminating researches l-eligiouB exercises for more 'thafl-'ii X- .■•‘•-S'l • 5'77'.. C'oundvd bjr atuood S. EU, continue. - . hundred years. But Heflin, never Oot. 1. 1811 Editor’s jrfote; .This Is the, fcrarth^known that the promoters won' theless, knew better. After: Setoator ^ ' ’.*■*«** •> A * •___A . m ___A A A A A A V a Rvery KvtthtnR Uxceut Sunday! and TO i4r. Cheney and the Ninth of a, ieiRes' of six articles taping pocket the $49,000,000, he ft £ Holidaysl District committee the town is in Bruce had stated on the 'floor that how'America’s, public lands -have would'never have awarded the huge'' ...M : Kindred at the Hust Ulltca at Man* debt for many years of earnest la- -Heflin’s mind was disordeted, "apd dwindled tbeongh fraud, graft, brtb-' land- grant. i-- uiiester aa Second'Olasa Malt Matter. erf. Tomprtow; The Conservation SUHSUUIPTION KATES; By Mall bot in the cause of public educa I am beginning to believe aliuoay ists* ' As to. the loosenesc of formor, a !*ix dollnra a year, aixty cents a tion. It is no less indebted to Mr. deranged,” the Alabaiaan 'aTH public land administration, it 4o* tlVsIv-Sf ln•lnlh for sirorter perloda veloped that the Interior Depart-i MM Ky cnrrler. eighteen cent! a week. Keith for his painstaking Inquiry nounced-.that he wouli be readj^. tb V BV ROIINEY DtJTCHER. .Snittie ooules. three cei)iia. * staft next day. with another : .We|hington, May 10<—An echo ment admitted the question, of ^1 into the situation and for his cour error In the taking several tnllllou, Sl'ECIAL AUVKUTISINQ KKI'KE- on the same subject. of"the loose and liberal days, of the -■ yift,‘bpat'§'''V* the Standard Oil Co. vice. of ^diana, predicated -on the chair Well, who was he? acres in '1864, the Northern Pacific remedy the situation. WhCthOt tM?j '‘International News Sei^ncs' has tps In, more recent years cast eyes *upon will coyer only the S.Oflfl.QOt!! exclusive rights 'to use far.'.republics-' man’s Attitude toward the Senate some. 3,000,000 acres, of oiir' na national' forest acress d©ni.ahflcd tion in any form all nsws'îsiistcheB on -probe committee,' seems to indi tional forests and laid claim to thq Ndrthernf Pacific or 5,0.00,00ft y ■■a credited to or not dtliefwtss credited In this oaper. It Is also exclusively cate a'' greater degree of perspica them. .more acres held by the' 'road ahd' entitled to use for repiibitoailon ail city on the part of Mr. Rockefeller The Forest'Service became v;ery demanded back by McGowau has the local or undated news published sore, D. F. McGowan, Its chief not been decided. herein. ' Full Service Client of N B A than is possess^ by a number' of Service. counsel, led the fight to protect ■■■ other big men in the oil business. the forests. He charged that the Grants as liiTge Ap the total area ■ The cynically scornful contempt railroad had already received $270,- of, three or iour eastern states '4 THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1928 in which such men as Sinclair, 000,000 worth of public lands for were given to railroads in thA lnsb Doheny, Stewart, O’Neill and building a railroad that cost only post-Civri War daj^s.’ The North^th ^ V- ' 470,000.000, that the road had ob Pacific was granted 47,OQO,000 v.i'i;-; SCHOOL COSTS others have held the government New York, May 10—^Those. hand acres. Southern Pacific 18,00l0,00,ft, some, military-drilled'ushers of tijU tained 1,200,000 acres never in-1 ■ * n In the persons of Howell Cheney and the people may be more or tended for It and 2,700,000 acres of Union Pacific 13,000,000, Kansas’ cinema cathedrals of MaUhattan Pacific V 12,000,000. and Cehtraj 1909 of the Ninth School District com- less safe at the moment, but is not now have a personal follbwlng questionable title and that it was still holding unto 6,000,00D.acre's of Pacific 9,000,000 and together.th^ jnittee and George E. Keith, mem likely to forever remain safe. among the matinee girlies, lybete- Flouting the government, laughing as in times agone the pretty inaids the original grant although, requir Were given more than. $125,ft0()r ber of the Board of , Selectmen and 000. at the courts, raiding the public’s tucked their marshmallows under ed by law to sell it years ago at of the Joint School Board, Man their arms and went into rkptures $2.50 an acre. In 1906, the Great Northern, ah- chester is fortunate In the posses property and sneering at the spo over the leading man of a romantic other favored'grantee, was able to radic resistence of a handful of the give -its stockbblders $1$|,4^0,000 sion of citizans Apd , ofhcials who coniedy, they now demand to be ' A joint-congressional committee h e fii^ was built of slow, accurate care in developmentr seated by the very West Pointy- investigated the scandal. •worth of ore 'certificateSk ' T both take the most serious view of people’s re'presentatives will con with that there wêre has been pronounced' a perfect exam-^ tinue to be safe only during the looking young men, who get the Testimony centered On the, deal., ^ But in 1921. tbe 'Sputherh ?a-; their responsibilities and of the neighborhood of $20 a week. Re ty which, some 30 , years previous cific gave its stockholders, ■ In the- many w q pie of radio engineering. business of school management and duration of the, present phenome cently a particularly Adonis-like ly, the road had been able, to ex fotm of an independeht corp0ra4 From a standpoint of tonal qualityi.: non of popular indifference. Any doorman of a Broadway moirle pal change a great acreage of practi tion and for only $43,750,000, .as method of devel- selectivity and ease and simplicity of education in general. sets including Galifomia' oil lands; of raaotisMeiy Grebo "When, without personal animus body who has ever read any his ace landed the heiress to a large cally worthless territory for choice operation, the Grebe Synchrophase tory' knows that such periods of fortune, through a lobby romance. agricultural and. timber lands be which a government commission b^ always Belfeydd that there are and in each case with the highest estimated to be'worth $440,000, A-G Six proves that the idea born public indifter.epce- and morAl and Some of them are showered with longing to the government. This many willing to wait until tests and of motives, there is disagreement mash notes. I know one who re was done under a peculiar reclas- 000. The Southern P-ciflc, of jiineteen years ago has truly beOTme mental slackness never do continue retests could the utmost Per ceivesucivco moreuiuic thanC1 1 0 .U theV..V, hero .in. thej"^:Bificatioii law -passed by Congress, coursb, had obtained the lands as to policies or methods between fection in radib^ . an ideal. such conscientious students of the indefinitely—and that when a picture. After all, a prospect in jhe’j federal land com from the government of the peoplp Come in and hear the Grebe^^ Six people awakens from one of these foyer is worth two in Hollywoo'd. missioners who reclassed' the of the United States. Both the Nothing betteir Hlustrates. the rigid economic and social prbblem^ aris A Broadway cafe that'wag'eUjoy^ during National Music Week-—or bf t* fits of lethargy it is extremely liable railroad’s Idaho lands in 1895-7 Southern Pacific and -fh© Saiita Fe adhereUce to thiûea than the Qrebe ing in school management, the prO- ing but medium patronag"! ' now were given valuable timber rights. Were also enriched by timber lands;< Synchi^ haso 4-G ’ hot-the first- ter still, let us demonstrate it ib your foundest respect ought tov» be ex to awaken snqrling. jams its door each lunch houi* and One of these commissioners, still The last great grab at the pub home and tell you how to enjoy Mr. Rockefeller, being the intel overflows ibto a second-floor series living, testified before the commit lic lands within our bordert came A-.C (ajtuimating current) set on the tended to the conclusions of either of dining booths because it employ market, but one w v h , as the result while you pay. And of each. lectual superior of most of the per tee that he had been given timber through the reclassificatldh Joker in' sons with whom he is^ associated In ed one of the oldest of the French rights to 54,000 acres and'that the thej'orest reservation bill. Some> of ; Mr. Cheney and the Ninth sidewalk cafe gags. A clever young railroad had promised to buy fhose millions and millions of j^chool District committee sincerely the oil business, has the vision to artist was retained to makeârlca- acres were bad land and the rail tures of Broadwayltes promlJênt in cross ties made frona this timber. believe that the cost of Manchester comprehend such things. He knows The ex-commissioner admitted roads decided they, must have good perfectly well that the retention of the theater, movie and newspaper 'schools is not too high. Mr. Keith, world. Instead of charging for the that the deal was made while the land iu exchange. Reclassification on the other hand, believes that Colonel Stewart at the head of the sketches they were arranged around reclassification was in progress, was supposedly deslghed to com but, said that if any land steal was pensate settlers, for land taken for the schools could be as efficiently great Indiana Standard has been the cafe wall. Naturally this an insult to the nation which, in brought the vanity of the cerebri Involved it had been dictated from the forest preserves. conducted as at present with a Washington. The railroad lobbyists slipped in the not improbable event of a sud ties fo the surface and they began smaller expenditure of thb taxpay- to congregate in the cafe at lunch the four words “or any other prs’ money. The issue thus drawn den revival of public interest In hour. When the celebs arrived the McGowan charged that the rail claimant” when the bill went .to conference after being passed by is certainly of the utmost import public affairs, might do enormous Broadway “mob’’ followed. Today road had not fulfilled its obliga damage to the prestige of the cor you’ll see more of, the Broadway tions to the government, that Presi both houses. Then the railroads ance. In recent statements, accom- swapped millions Of acres of bar porate oil interests of the country cognoscenti at this place- thah at dent Grant had been dragged in as jânied by comparative tabulations, any other. It’s a variation'on the ah Incorporator without ever buy ren desert lands, denuded forest each side has made its position, and — possibly result in those Interests old theme of seeing your picture in ing any stock, that only'17 of the areas and sno'wy mountain peaks being subjected to soijie sort of al the paper. Which, in turn, is a va original l35 Ihcorporators^ver did for millions of the best lands still the reasons therefor, extraordinar held by the government. This ily clear to readers of this newspa most revolutionary discipline. riation on the personal columns in subscribe for stock ahd those with Under the suave and conciliatory the. small-town newspapers. And out putting up real money and that fraud was denounced in Congress, per. whether It’s New York or ) Saug no more than $200,000 was ever but the law was not repealed until "We doubt very much whether qualities of Mr. Rockefeller there Centers, the same.formulas work. raised for development to meet, the the swapping was all over. , there IS, in Manchester,,any consid' is a business mind of the first act’s provision for at least $2,000,- Less than 20 years ago, H. H. Schwartz, chief of the Department erahle number of persons who de grade. "We doubt If his father When I first took a newspaper 600. would have displayed,' in this day, job I used to have to start the day’s In less than 15 years, he said, of loterlor Field Service, reported sire reduction in the cost of the work by getting Items of arrival the same discernment that causes the promoters had pocketed $49,- 32,000 cases of fraud and said that schools if, as a consequence, there and departure at the railroad sta 000,000, of the stock, whereas they about $110,000,000 worth of public . '-dW' should be even a slight reduction Mr. Rockefeller to boot Colonel tion. At the time this struck me as were suppored to capitalize for- lands had been fraudulently acquir In the efficiency of the town’s edu Stewart, publicly, for so stupidly an infinitely uselws waste of time $100,000,000 and sell all stock in a ed in the two years from 1906 to putting the oil business in open re and a typically small-town stunt. 1 bona fide way. If Congress had 1908. cational system. On the other hand felt superior to such triviîlities. To we doubt if there is a single tax volt against constituted govern day I know better. Here in- our recently on Fifth Avenue to make payer, large or small, who would ment. * greatest American- city; here in the tating it. Even the erudite contriJ EIGHT PIECE OUTFIT consisting I world’s rponey hqb and business buted columns, of the New York way for a skyscraper, hundred§,of 'EIGHT PIECE OyTFIT inclucteqa not welcome some cut in the cost center, individual ‘ followings are press are but glorified improvisa pigeons were put out of their home, B-bumer Gas Range Vith m antel^d of a 4 burner Cabinet Gas Range with of school maintenance and' opera PATRIOTIC PACIFISTS created on plans patterned exactly tions on the good old “write-in” 'Whereupon a certain columnist be oven in semi-poiêlain finish, 'a SpUl elevated oven and separate b*oilet, tion, if it could be achieved withr The American Peace Society, after the tiniest community’s per department we operated In years gan to implore the builder ta_ ar range the MW structure so th^t the Leonard top icing; Refrigerator pilot light and simmer, in semi-porc8» out any sacrifice of the education sonal column. goi\e by on the Oxnard (Cal.) Cour- which for nearly a hundred years For years F, P. A„ a 'Widely-fol- ierllAnd which, for all I know, may birds would again have apartment white enamel^ interior; a decorat iftih finish, a 3-door iônard Refrigei’- al objective. has been just what its name indi lowed column ■writer, has issued- * still be functioning, as-it functions space. And, not so many years ago, 5 piteevBreakfast Ruite wR^ Wlndsi? ator, white enamel lined, 5 pc* Break Careful as has been the research cated, has decided to avoid here weekly “modern Pepy’s diary’’, on iuany another wise paper. 1 remember writing an excited edi Chairs a^d a Cnngoleum'Rug, fast Set and 6x9 Congoleum Rug I of these two somewhat opposed which is but a melange of names; Even the New Yorker follows the torial item in a very small, city won after too close fraternization with dering what , ■would kecome of a parties, important as are the in those radical elements which have addresses and goings on. One of -Main Street pattern, putting over the most popular recent features' its typical “home town” items the family of cats, when they tore down formation obtained and the deduc disfigured the honest efforts of anti- has been Walter WlncheU’s weekly veneer of sophistication and add Sc»oggins’ barn. tions drawn, it is not the Herald’s militarists in this country and have assortment of slang personals is ing a little snappy, up-to-date car- GILBERT SWAN. belief that the ground has been sued in a New York publication. toouery. But the material itself brought confusion into such minds A four-year-old boy in Seattle, completely Igone over or the possi as those of the Massachusetts D. Herein you will find that so-and-so h«.s the Harlem river for its boun- i will soon have a baby and so-and-so dary line. Washing<ôn, has been smbkipg bilities of investigation exhausted A. R. by linking rational pacifism will soon be married and so-and-so since he was a year old and now \ V by the exchange of presentments so with disloyalty. The Peace Society will get a divorce. All the bright And while talking of the small he’s' healthier than the , average far made. will not invite to Its forthcoming young wits of the other papers town ingredients to be found in boy of his age. Probably his fathei’ Reducect Prices at atRc For example, Mr, Keith makes centennial celebration any of the have done this small-town feature' Manhattan .'. . when a minareted will give; him a gold watch If he the honor of satirizing It and ImV Jewish synagogue was torn down doesn’t quit before he’s 21. the point that It Is not possible to ship-scuttling, draft-resisting inter discover what the Ninth District nationalists. This is a wise deter Friday and ■ Saturday I committee calls the town’s “ability mination, for it was high time that Tîe V aiage Sm ith-y! M et Net ^ C it^m s with . to pay” by comparing its average a line be drawn between those good daily attendance costs with such Americans who with, all their lace edSn g and cfriRge bot- costs in other towns on a basis of hearts and souls are opposed to the amount of taxable property In avoidable wars, yet would fight to each town per pupil in daily attend the last gasp if necessary for their B eg g a r$3.95*pr^ ance; his reason being that there is country, and those vain egotists R e ^ a r ?4*9&pr.' vi*> ^ . 9 5 . no such thing as a standardization who sneer at patriotism, prate of of property appraisal for taxing an “internationalism” for which R eg^R r 15 Ithd purposes and that the grand list the world will not be ready for a *’''8 .'tf • of one town might vary greatly thousand years, and who are ready from that of another town of pre to aid any enemy of their own E egiilar ?5,76 .. •.. - v. fV cisely the same actual property country, at any time, by preaching R e^ ^ r $6.(K)— *V4:. ^5.25 yalue. war-time paclfisip and pbstruction. "We are Inclined to think that These two groups are as far R e g i ^ r ...... 1 .$ 5 * 7 5 this point is well taken. Yet, be- j apjirt as day and night. They are R ei^ ar $8*50 ...., ; .; .$ T .5 0 Cns-Cross Oirtains^ fore we could come to a definite i - animated by directlydirectly- conflictln R e ^ a r $9.00 ..; ;■ •*■-;. v$7»T5 conclusion as to the true worth of RuFl© cVrealns that cross each either at Ideals. There is not tie slightest the top, 2 1-1; yards long, fine quality dot estimates of cost made on this sympathy between them. Yet they R e ^ a r C $ tb (3 c o f : M g h . ted inarqui^ê in white. Ready to hang,, grand list basis, it would be neces are being confounded in tbe pub Reg, $3.75 sary to discover to what extent lic mind, aid the ludiefbus Massa grade CPetbnhes also re^ these discrepancies in appraisal ex chusetts D. A. R. blacklist, which : d u e e d : ■ '7:-',. ist— which will be a job for some puts Bishop Andefson and Scott body that will tax both patience Neering in the same category, is a R e g u l a r 7 £.\ and ingenuity. not illogical, result. Ântl-milltarlsts Another point which Mr. Keith —^tbose who recognize the ghastly ■ 1 R e^lar$1.4ffyd77. makes seems to us to be somewhat perils that jlngos and bellicose l u i f l e s impressive, and that Is the aver super-patriots would precipitate If R e^hr $1.^5yd. . .$1.00 } i age number of pupils per teacher, no restraint were put upon them— R e ^ a r $ l > i 0 ; y d . vOO^ Regular $l\ ...... ^ 1 .5 0 which he finds to he quite seriously must Hd themselves of their unde smaller in Manchester than in sirable associates or lose all their $1.00; yd...... 8 5 c R egular $2.il ...... some other towns. On tbe face of sorely needed infiuence. The Peace R ej^ a r 90c suid 75e ... . 65c R egular $3.( • • • « • . . ? 2 : 6 5 v K it, the average number of 28 pupils Society has taken the first step. OC ; * R egular $3.' r .>7Tr... $ 3 .3 0 - per teacher in the elementary R e ^ l a f 6 5 c ...... schools, in average daily attend HEFLIN KNOWS R e l r i i l a r 8 9 c ...... 3 0 c ^ R e g u l a r i * ■ - $5 -1' ance, seems to be pretty low,' and Senator Hefiin of Alabama occu its inferiority to the average, in a pied a very considerable part of the number of towns of the same grade, time of the Senate on Tuesday with of more than five pupils per teach a speech condemning the practice er, would appear to provide subject of flying a “Roman Catholic flag matter for considerable. serious above the American flag ,by the, WATKINS BROrrHERSiWe; thought. navy during religious services. The EXCLUSnÊ STElNWAy/PIANO:AfaENTS ^ Manchester of course wants the senator evidently has his own spe fright kind of schools. Also, of cial avenues of information con 'ourse, she wants them without thd cerning many things. jiraste of a dollar. It she Is getting It was explained to him by Sena Îhem in just that way, absolutely tor Reed of Pennsylvania, by Sen I lulF dlscosslon ,9 t. tha aabjest. iriU ator Hale of Maine And Senator ~ - w ■ ‘ <‘ - ■ '■*• :• V.VfV- '^. " ^ i^ C H E ^ R (GOKNj) EVEJMm^ >lJfiRALJX 1 " ? N

SHIP FEW POTATOES ? ^ St aare ir\. «IONARIES OVR :'% ‘ FROM CONNECTICUT TO PAY OFF DEOTS I/^M E R IC A N ^ MAKENOCLAIM WALNUT AND WEDDINGS HISTORY Washington, Ma* 10.— A study of The Greeks and Romans beli|v- Chicago, May.10.— The ^/r.ce great the white potato industry and the ed the walnut a-symbol of good estate of the jate J. Osden Armour, FOR ARMED AID luck and walnuts were always scat May 10 relationship of prices to transpor a few years ago rated arthe world’s Coldmbus discovered the tered at their weddings. second richest man,.has been prac 1503- tation hosts, completed today by Today black walnut, commonly Tortugas Islands. the Bureau of Railway' Economics, tically wiped out In payment of his Jerusalem.— Armed protection of called American walnut, is one of 1770- ■First town meeting called to showed that carload shipments of post war debts, it was learned to resist British aggression met .missionaries and mission property the best known and most prized day. this commodity last year amounted woods in the United States. Be at Abingdon, Mass. -in foreign fields was discouraged in to 251,211 cars, approximately 7»- Mrs. Armour, 'vrldow of the 'late .a resolution passed by the Inter- cause of its rich dark color and ex 75- -Ethan Allen captured Fort 200 cars above the annual average packing king, .(‘and her -daughter vnational Missionary Council which cellent finishing, seasoning and Tlconderoga. for the five-year'T>eriod ending with Mrs. John J. Mitchell, and other re ^}ust'cidMd.,a two week session on .working qualities It is partlclilarly latives have turned over practical 1775- •Second Continental Congress the Mountj of Olives. that year. . •' yalu'e’d for interior' trim and ly the entire estate, including opened in Carpenter’s Hall, Of the 48 states, Maine shipped Missionary societies were urged furniture. ’ beautiful Melody Farm, the faqai- Philadelphia.. ^ lo make no claims on their govern- more white pota^es last Year than 1. Since the days of the 'ancient ly.’s Lake Forest homesite, to set 1865— Jefferson Davis . captured ments tor such protection. It was any other, amounting to 41,7&|.' iinatchlock guns 'walnut, because tle obligations of the late head of near Irwinsville, Ga. cars or about 17-pfer cent of the of its toughness, and strength, has stated as the conviction of the been the most universally- used Armour & Co. Council that the protection mis United States total. The other Not , only did Mrs. Armour and principal potato producing states in wood'-for gunstOcks. The strength sionaries should only be by such of walnut and its relative lightness Mrs. Mitchell turn in almost all the. methods as would promote good the order of importance and num assets of the once vast Armour es-. ber of carloads shipped in 1927 make it one of the best woods for will In personal and political rela itirplane propellers. tate, but they gave much from their tions. were: Minnesota, 31,394; Virginia' personal fortunes to make good ATHOCGHT 23,650; Idaho 17,934: Wisconsin “ The principal use of walnut to Missionaries Adbused day is for'furniture and cabinet obligations incurred by the packing “ Missionaries are to often ac 16,685. Colorado, 15,313; Ne% king during the post-war depres York, 12,535: Michigan 10,525, ' Work in general, both in the form cused of being the advance agents of solid wood and veneer. It is ex sion period. For the poor always ye have Connecticut was the only state In Under the settlement, which has of imperialistic governments or big tensively used for radio cabinets with you.-7 John 12:8. capital,” declared Bishop Francis the Union from which no carload and pianos, jsewing machine cabin just been agreed upon. Armour & J. McConnell, of Plttsbufig, in sum shipments were made last year. ets and burial cases. Co., is free to dispose of 1,000,000 The extent-of poverty in the ming up the results oft he confer Distribution of the potato crop Is Since time was people have lik shares of Class B stock and 300,000 world is m,uch exaggerated. Our you bring John Stevens cdong?^- ence with particular reference to widespread, the survey showed, ed t£e “ feel” of wood and no satis shares of Class A stock, which has sensitiveness makes half 'our pov the resolution. “ We do not want to several states making shipments to factory substitutes have been fotind been held by the company against erty; our fears^—anxieties for ills “ I coiddnH reach him he hasnH a telephone*^ be cats-paws. Two murdered Ger as many as .25 other states. Many for'the handles of implements— loans to-Mr. Armour for other in that never happen—-a greater part' man missionaries gave the former of the larger markets receive pota for steering wheels, for instance. It vestments. of the other hal^.— Bovee. jind so Jolin missed out ou an evening^s fun — ' Kaiser an opportunity to grab a toes from 20 or more states. De- has become the accepted wood for At one time Mr. Armour owned piecd of Chinese territory.” ^ . troit, for instance, received its steering wheels of automobil^j 70 per cent of the $100,000,000 of just because his home isn’t within speaking distance ( Early in the Conference Bishop potato supply from 27 states; MfV Heartwood of black wdl^tit is common stock in Armour & Co. More reinforcements shave been McConnell startled the delegates of waukee, 27; Cleveland 32; Chicago light brpwn to dark or chopolate ordered for the marines in Nica of his friends! ‘ , the fifty-one nations present by de 36. ' brown add the sapwood is nearly Helen.of Troy married Mene- ragua; * Sandino must be getting He’s constantly losing the many advantages that claring: New York last year received more white. It Is now a common practice laus. lonesome. “ I come from a nation which in potatoes than any other city, rail to darken the sapwood to match'the a telephone in his home would bring. And his f amfly many respects is pagan. We sub shipments received there amount heartwpod by steaming or staging. scribe to the doctrine of militarism ing to 21,822 cars. Chicago was Black walnut wood is straight suffers, too, for they, as well as he, are isolated — ^ ey and to the god of nationalism, giv second with 15,360 cars; Philadel grained and easily worked liwith -are out-of-touch with tUngs. ^ Probably John thinks ing ourselves over to the pursuit of phia, 7,736; Boston 7,533; Los tools. It is very durable and%arly Angeles 5,227. Americans often used it for fence wealth. This meeting should be posts and rails. he can’t afford a telephone; maybe he’s "lahoiing come a challenge to Paganism wherever we meet it.” under the impression that it would be too expeiisii^ OLD AMUNDSON HELPER . Jls chairman of the Committee on 17,000 PLANT SPECIMENS Christianity and Industrial Rela ASKS BYRD FOR CHANCE y e t - . ■ FROM TROPICS BROUGHT ' ON SOUTH POLE PLIGHT tions Bishop McConnell’s report, BACK BY e x p e d it io n A telephone costs Mo likle! ' which was adopted almost unani mously, was another call to arms. Cleveland.— An oil sea-salt Capt. Most every Home to Don’t deny yourself Churches For Profit Miamla, Fla.— The yacht “ Uto- Olaf Aslaksen, 58, who has sailed Y ou day has a telephone. “ We acknowledge with shame and wana’* owned by Allison V. Ar the world salt waters for 42 years ' can have and your fainily- the regret,” the report read, “ that the mour, returned to Miami recently wants to accompany Commander IPs a real economy, benefits Uiat a tele with a rare collection of tropical ‘ a telephone ciiurches everywhere are dominated Richard Byrd’s Expedition lo the a great convenience, phone in your homd almost entirely by profit.” plant life collected from the Equa South Pole. in your home torial Belt. a faithful protector. "This has been one of the most Aslaksen, who accompanied for a monthly can bring. Put your courageous meetings I have known On board the yacht was Dr. Amundsen on the Belgian expedi In times of extreme home withini calling David Fairchild, former govern It’s getting up courage to drive the* charge o f as in all my forty years’ experience,” tion to the Antartic as second emergency its value distance, of anyone^ declared Dr. John R. Mott of New ment botanist who made the voy mate declared he believed he would first nail that’s the hard part about age on the original Armour expe cannot be reckoned little as anywhere, any time. York, who acted as chairman of the be of great aid to the noted flyer. $2.00 Council. "The delegates showed dition which required four years In know the Straits of Magellan building. You can trump up dozens of reasons for postponing the in dollars and cents. Get a telephone nc^k touring Africa, Siam and other fiiscernment without' losing touch as well as you fellows know the job—^but did you ever know anybody to be sorry he built? with realities. I believe the meet points. j /, The above rate applies in the hose rate area of^ the locaj. Exchange The yacht carried more than 1,7.- Cleveland streets,” the aged sea ing will have far-reaching effects.” captain told acquaintances. “ I am Service Connection charge $3.50 ' Other Americans who attended 000 Specimens which will be (Ex Most building materials are low priced now. Not every thing is ploited here.. sure I could be of some help to the Council, in addition to Bishop Byrd on this trip which will take as cheap as lumber but by the time the other things have dropped Our local Busings Office will gladly give you further particulars McConnell and Dr. Mott, were Pro him through these waters.” fessor L. A. Welgle of Yale Uni probably lumber will rise. So all in all th^s is a good time fot T H E SOIJTHERN^^^^ NEW ENGLAND versity; W. E. Hocking of Harvaid; GUILLOTINED IN PUBLIC Robert Spear, the Rev. Ralph -Dif- building. Hit the nail on the head! TELEPHONE^ COMPANY fendorer and K. L. Butterfield, Paris.— After receiving two-death INSURANCE President of Michigan State' 'Col sentences, Auguste Martin/'wife?, OF ALL KINDS lege. murderer, was publicly executed; by the guillotine before about one W. G. Glenney Co. The Huzuls of the Carpathians hundred and fifty spectators. His CARNEY AGENCY millc their cows through a wed first sentence cancelled, a hew trial Coal, Lumber, Masons’ Supplies ding ring to prevent witches from was granted, but Martin again re- JOHN P. CARNEY stealing the milk. 1 ceived the death penalty.,' Room 4, Orford Block Allen Place, Manchester. Phone 126

h i t The Drive For BE HUMAN BE KIND BE PROMPT AND GENEROUS \ YOUR HOSPITAL IS UP-TO-DATE WHERE THE MONEY GOES We are supporting a first class hospital in Manchester. GRADE Al, which The cost of the professional staff, together with the Other employees necessary means— efficient, well-equipped, well managed in its class. Manchester Memorial for the operation of the hospital constitutes 50% of the yearly general running Ex Hospital scures improved appliances, apparatus and medical devices as soon as their penditures. During seven years the hospital has cared for 8319 patients. In 1927, worth is demonstrated. 1407 patients ,were supplied with medical and surgical care, an average of'30 pieces ■M df clean linen a day per patient, tempting, weil-balanc- ed meals, and the nursing attention their cases called ^for. ' ; • , - rf-' ■

YOUR HOSPITAL IS WELL • 4 ^ The Professioal Care of patients, salaries of attend MANNED ants, medical and surgical supplied drugs,fanaesthesia, X-Ray and Pathological Laboratories and- &cial Ser A graduate physician is resident at the hospital, as vice ' Departments have ' cost in 1927, ^pproidmately well as a graduate anaesthetist on full time duty and a ?30,000. graduate dietitian who plans the food' for all patients, following the physician’s orders very carefully weighefl ’’v- and calculated diets in special cases. " 'The expenses of the Nurses'* Residence, Laundry, Housekeping Department, the Kitchen and 'F^ood an ' I; 1927 exceeded $30^000. . ^

The Nursing staff is made up entirely of graduate For instance: nurses and every patient is at all times under the care 9.000 loaves bread 450 qts. crbam 3,000 lbs. beef of an experienced nurse from a school of approved 2,700,doz.eggs 1,200 dbz. oraiiges 5,000 lbs. fowl standing. 2.000 lbs. butter 17i000 qts, milk 2 , ^ IBs. lamb

Maintainance of the physical plant including heat A Visiting Staff o f local physicians cooperates ing, cleaning, groiinds, etc., - .was ^ about $^18,000, faithfully to advance the usefulness of the hospital to its community. THE ANNUAL DRIVE

. A Consulting Staff of surgeons and specialists from Harford and elsewhere. The' people of Manchester Will begin tomorrow to collect $3©,000 wKich mil en And back of the whole institution stands the Superintendent; a woman of vision able the hospital to wipe out the'bperating deficit of laSt year/to'make alteration in and wide experience in hospital management. ' ' two, departments, and to purchase some additional fi^uipmedt - ^ v-:,

ht>r- MAIL YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO HEADQUARTERS MANCHESTER MEMORIAL DRIVE COMMITTEE. ‘ ^ ' - 769 Main street, South Manchester, Conn. - ^ ; BRING YOUR CONTRIBUTION ^ Open day and evening,, May 12 to May 19. Telephone ^ ‘ ^ .y , • . ■ or , ' vr- ■ GIVE YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO THE SOLICI'i’OR WHO WILL CALL SOME DAY NEXT WEEK. ' ' , ,

THIS SPACE WAS VERY KINDLY DONATED BY MR. CHARLES E. HOUSE, V' i t S ' ' . MANCHIISTEk' ^UONl^i) EV’kWiNG HERALD, THUBSDAYr^^^^^^ F A G E t E H

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EYES OF DEMPSEY Mandiksjter'j) ‘ • 5 . i and Meriden WIN FIRST FUGHT REALLY AFFECtED rt*- couple .of.Mts.and ; fai Track Meet Tomorrow E i^ t Elm City Homeri Cov;: of runs in the eigh'tl i -• Dowds, Kerr SwM game on I<». WhOe in New York He Virit- error and scpifbd '.^55 Mahcliester High won Iti tb“ d T;tefdaytêd In the attempts êg, High will engage in a track and Bridgeport 4, Providence 3. he told the boys that defective eye of the season will be played tomor RIchbourg, B oston...... y . .390 England ^Concourse Association American League row night at Community Club Play- I Eight New Haven birds. Section A, straight game and Inflicted fhP flrtt bis peg, has improved gr»tly; field meet tomorrow afternoon at sight was responsible for his self- Terry, New Y ork...... 4..'...38,0 deieat of the season on West Hart The box score: , t All games postponed. grounds'when the Community Club P, Waner, Pittsburg ...... 376 made quicker time to . their coops the West Side Playgrounds. The confessed retirement. Later, upon stacks against the Rockville A. A. ford High yesterda'y afternoon at first of .the thirteen numbers wlllj National League his arrival in, New York, he saw fit Roettdger, St. L o u is...... ,.>..372 than the ‘first one home in Section the West Side Playgrounds in a i MANCHES'TEB TiS)^ ^ New York 6, Pittsburgh 0. nine. Play will start promptly at American League B which was the prdperty of,’falter , AB R H POvA. B start at 3 o’clock. This is the first | to laugh ht the story. Let him 6:15 and Jlmtoy O’Leary will be game marked by the splendid wor.k contest of thd season for the local Cincinnati 4, Boston 1. laugh .at this one: Kress, St. Louis ...... '...... 4 5 8 Tedford. , of Herb Frazier, rookie pltchet, B. Dqwa. 'cf ...4 ■'"T ■ 1 .cr- Chicago 2, Bfool /n 1 12). behind the bal» Miller, Phlla...... 404 The complete results of both sec- Foley;. ? 3b . ,.,3 0 iO ■ D - Irs 0 school and ’ a victory is eagerly Dempsey consulted a specialist Coach Pay said last night that who struck out 11 batsmen and soiight. St. Louis 7, Philadelphia 1. here several weeks ago about the Rice, Washington ...... 385 tlph9 '’liir the concourse was announc allowed only five hits„ three of W. Dowd, 3b . .4 0 2 2 2^ 1 The interclass meet held recent condition of his eyes. The writer his team would take the field with Muesel, New Y ork ...... 383 ed today by Walter Tedford, secre them being of the scratch- variety,, Bogglni,; c . .. 4 2 112 ' 2 1 ly; gave Coach Charles L. Wigren THE STANDINGS knows this to be true because the its regular lineup. The battery Is a 'Halei,Phlladelphla...... 379, tary ot the association. It follows The victory, which was attained hr Lupien, if . ...3 1 l-r-K)’*.© 9 a igood idea of the ability of his fact was admitted today at the Man bit uncertain yet and probably will The Big I*1ve with th^ speed of the birds in yards a 5 to 0 margin, started Manches Kerr, lb . . ...2- 0 0 4 0 Eastern League not be decided upon until the. last Ruth ...... ;....338 per minute: ter off on the right track for its Moriarty, rf ...20 i ^ r ' 0 i l^rge squad and* he has been hattan Eye and Throat Hospital . , . “1 0 0 O'’ 0 .0 governed accordingly in picking his W. L. PC. where the examination took place. minute. Either Weber; McLaughlin Hornsby ...... 33,8 Section A. strenuous program this week which Eels, rf .... New H aven...... 12 4 .750 or Prentice will get the call for NEW HAVEN. calls for two more contests, one at Farr, ss ...... 3 0 r-'P;';.;!- 1 entries for the various events. The It merely was a superficial diagno Cobb ...... • • • : v-^.3 1 O t d : ;o : • program includes 100 yard heats, Hartford ...... 11 4 .733 sis, as Dempsey wa!s embroiled in mound outy while Wallett or Kelly Gehrig ...... '...311 L. R. Hbrshatter...... 1208.25 Merldeniv tomorrow ‘ afternoon and jFrazIfer, p . Bridgeport ...... 9 5 .643 will be on the refcelvlngjend. Speaker- ..235 W.,Jasadowlch ...... 1205.37" the other with Bulkeley High in the ^high Jump, shot put, 100 yard the Kearns suit at the tjme aud i I !yp - P'■ 29 5 8.27i,i7 Providence ...... 9 7 .563 couldn’t arrange sufficieiit appoint The CommSnity Club seems to be J. Bomballckl .1199.94 Whaling City-Saturday afternoon. Total ’^ a ls, 880 yard run, broad Jump, L. R. Hershatter...... 1190.05 . West Hartford came to Manches Ascus throw, 220 yard heats, mile Springfield ...... 7 10 .412 ments to undergo a course of treat represented by one of the strongest WEST HARlTQjRI> .tO)f; Pittsfield ...... 7 11 .389 outfits that ever upheld the north J, Bomballckl...... 1188.38 ter with a splendid record and little AB K it; # run, pole vaultj^Javnlln, 220 yard ment. end’s prestige. It’s a team of splen W. Jasadowich...... 1164.94, expected the fate it received. Havr finals, and 440 yard run. Waterbury ...... 6 11 .353 The preliminary examination Lane, it ,... . 3 12 .200 did fielders, many of whom are hard DrJ p. Stetson...... 1164.29 Ing turned back Rockville, Hart Murrey, ss'., c Meriden’s entês have not been Albany* . . . - showed a small cataract, caused by .m American League hitters. The Community is entered R. Bukowski . . . . '...... 1142.50 ford^ Weaver and Meriden in suo- Sbeldon, lb . !4 ' »/ 13 0 0 received but Manchester’s will be an injury to the retina. This, it is cessicm, the boys from across the W. L. PC. said, is the more aggravated form In the state league and has already NEW BRITAIN; Gray, c .... .4 0 1 - 2 0 as follows: F. F agan...... 1076.157 river were hot favorites to stop. 0 ,2 0 100 and 220—Murphy,' Cheney, New York ...... 15 •5 .750 of cataract and requires great won Its first game In the circuit. Collins, 2b .. ; .4 0 5 .683 Manchester plays at Bristol Sun L. Williams ...... 1073.480 Coach Tommy Kelley’s pluck band, Havens, rf . . . .2 0 0 o; 0 9 Treat, Buckland and Taylor. Philadelphia ...... 11 delicacy in the matter of treatment. of warriors, but they y e r e rf Cleveland ...... 16 8 .0.67 Sooner or later, it is . believed, day against the New Departures, H. Taft ...... 1072:244 . * i < 0 > iy 9 H i^ —Tpmlin8on,...Nek8,qn,^ Eells, Manchester’s greatest rival in this C. DeConti ...... 1039.643 equal to the occasion by a l(>n.gV ij Harris, 3b .. 0 -i',: 1 Poster and McCaw. St. Louis^rV. C . . 14 12 .538 Dempsey will have to go under the 16 .407 sport. This game will also be a Youth will be served.;,. Jack C. DeConti ...... 1038.043 shot. Matson, 3b . . . 1 0 0 0 :0. 9 ° 8^0.7—Ctleqnie, Tomlinson, Green Etetroit ...... 11 knife or sacrifice the sight of the Young Frazier, who is a l^-^year- 0 1 b Washington ...... 8 12 .400 eye so affected. Needless to add, a league affair. The one witl\ Rock Quinn pitching for the Athletics, J. C. Sternberg , ...... 1027.416 Carey, ct ..; .1 0 way, Rubinow - and Hansen ville is not a league contest. Tris Speaker in center, Cobb- in Ed. Keller ...... 909.094 old seniorhdldn’t come out for the Collier, cf, p .2 0 0 '.T; 1- 1 Pole—-Sbftfiato. Mercer, Johnson, ! Boston 14 .333 complete cure must be effected be squad before this season but when ;0 0 b, ,0 9 Of 17 ,292 fore Dempsey can consider fighting right for Connie Mack’s Antiques. Section B. Lund, rf .. Burr and Sallmond. Chicago...... 7 Combined ages: 806. The score: MANCHESTER. Coach Kelley made his earnest plea Bqisseau, p;' .2 0 b; .0 ; 2 9 Javelin— Cefvini, Keeney, kittel, National League again. W. Tedford ...... 1140.476 for anybody the least bit inclined W. L. PC. Consulted Specialist Philadelphia 10; Washington 0. Saimond, Lynne, and Mozzer. H. Larson ...... 1130.981 as a pitcher, Frazier reported f()r Total 32 0 5 r24-: 440—Lynne, Spo?ff3,,,-.MA?iiks, and 5^’ew Y ork...... 12 7 .632 His friends here say he had this practice. Yesterday was his first ■0 .600 idea in mind when he consulted IT LOOKS AS THOUGH HEE- J. Kotch ...... 1123.755 Score by innings: . Brown. ''.V''.-'- Cincinnati ...... 15 BARNES’ PITCHING, NEY WERE TRYING TO GET IN J. Kotch ...... 1T23.473 call, and he more than, made good. ■Manchester .... .010 0-00 ,2Ztrr^_ 'Broad—Johnson; Olson, Scarlato, Pittsbujcglr " t . . . r. .12 10 .545 the specialist at the hospital, for He had the West Hartford-battprs .542 SHAPE FOR HIS BOUT WITH H. Larson' ...... 1119.897 W. Hartford ... . 009^ 669^99 Nicola and,fiCittel. St. Louis ...... 13 11 the condition is far from an ad TUNNBY BY TRAVELING. IF A. Carlson ...... • .1118.745 bjting at all kinds of pitches, ' so Two base bits; W. 'Dbwd*'^ 12 .538 vanced or even ah alarming one at Discus-rr-Johnson, Spencer, Kit*- Chicago...... 14 THE F l^ H Y KIND JACK DEMPSEY JUST HAD A. Carlson ...... 1110.792 anxious were they to. start a bat E.. ’Ddwd, Harris';'’ three" biut*;.blt8r tel, Glenney'_an(â'i&'rdga.: fljyooklyn ...... ,11 11 .500 this time. It could wait, they con TRAVELED A LITTLE MORE J. Klein ...... 1107.527 ting rally. ‘ Several ;tlnies,>i,they Boggini; hits, off BolSseau' OVGoly ,.Mlle — McClusk^;- L’HeUrcux, Boston ...... 7 13 .350 tend, for a more favorable moment, BEFORE THAT CHICAGO BOUT, J. McCavanaugh ...... 1103.596 threatened, but after, the, second lier 2, cFrazier. razier «5; . sacrifice-’hltg; ’Pov; — Foster,“jiVlsoii, and Robb. Philadelphia...... 5 15 .250 if it wasn’t for the fact that it Shuts Out Pittsburgh by HE MIGHT HAVE BEEN ABLE SPRINGFIELD. ley. Kerr: stolen basch, mi,ght happen that Dempsey will ed third base and (>nly two. got as Shot—^ tte ir -Keeney, Spencer, TO CATCH GENE. H. Denby ...... • • .1087.60 Havens 2; . double pJayq> ta GAMES TODAY find he has urgent need of good far as second. Murrey; first base op bifllBr ^ oft Robortson, >.R^^. Chfiney,, r.Gervini, ____r eyesight in order to find the dotted Score of 6-OÂmerican D. H. Nesbit ...... 1077.31 Manchester scored a run in J^he Schben and M6zzer. Percy Jones, left-handed T. E. Cordis ...... 107.7.28 Frazier.2;,bit by pltcher,;_r.fciapleB:| Eastern League line without hesitation. pitcher of the Cubs, is to get s'eCond .inning when’ Nino Bbg^*i< sttuck. out, by .Frazier These 'same friends declare his H. Denby ...... 1074.66 whaled a lusty triple to left field; Providence at Hartford. League Clubs All Idle. a half-million dollars from a F. B lette...... 1070.07 seau 3, Collier 1; balk, Cblllera, Pittsfield at New Haven. insistence that a fight clause be relative’s estate, .according to and' scored when Dickie Kerr holst- umpire, Frank Bffsch. . inserted in his theatrical contract A. Hackney...... 1046.44) ed a sacrifice fly to center. For six HARTFORD GAME Albany at Watferbury. a dispatch. Well, a left-hand J. Ambler ...... 978.43 innings this was the only resemb (1 ^ Bridgeport at Springfield. was only one of many Indications er really needs that much to that he still thinks of fighting, in New York, May 10—The pennant Martelle ...... • • 896.16 lance of a.score and it began to American Ijeague be a success. HOLYOKE look'.as though one run might de PAPPQCK UNDER Detroit at Washington. terviews or no interviews, to say prospects of the league-leading New At Hartford I— nothing of eyes or no ^ eyes In York Giants were more roseate to T. Johnson ...... 1071.67 cide the\contest. West Hartford ^ .1 : SEIVATOKS 12, H ILLIES 1« St. Louis at Philadelphia. Heeney likes his ale, Tunney his ’r. Johnson ...... 1068.75 was breaking its back trying to hit H artfo rd Cleveland at New York. privacy, they say. he has seriously day because of the brand of pitch foaming glass of milk. This bout AB. R. H. PO. A. discussed a return to the ring and ing flashed by the veteran Virgil R. A. Parmentier ...... 1056.8'6 Frazier. •' . New York, May 10.—’3t*We,Ama 2 Chicago at Boston. will be interesting to the little band Watson. cE . . ... 4, 3 2 1 that he talked down the eyesight Barnes in New York’s 6 to 0 victory of willful men who still remember Schimke ...... 1055.80 In the seventh, Manenester push teur Athletic Union bas .oradted an Slayback, 2b ...... «'*•■2 1 • 2 ■4 National Ijeague F, Foster ...... 1044.50 ed-two more runs across the plate. Roser. rE ...... ___ 4 o 4 3 0 Bbston at Cincinnati. story upon his arrival l.ere because -willowy right-hander had be'en those bock beer signs. investigation into ' the-',amateur Martineck. lb . ___ 4 1 1 10 o he realized this crack might be “short” in his previous workouts, R. Larrow ...... 1042.66 Two timely hits in the midst of a standing of Charley Paddock,; tHe Philadelphia at §t. Louis. N. Howes...... 1041.05 volley of errors did the trick. Nino Schinkcl. If .... ___ 3 1 0 3 0 Brooklyn at Chicago. used against him if he decided to as we say in the paddock,, but yes Well, tlie Cambridge crew beat crack California sprinter‘#ho lii ex Schmehl. ss .... ___ 4 1 0 3 G fight again. They are certain that terday he went the full route with Oxford, and Combridge trained on J. Simpson ...... 1035.38 Boggini tvas safe bn an error,; and; pected to be'one of Aihorlch’s Conilske.v. 3b . . ___ 1 0 0 \ 1 New York at Pittsburgh. T. Frost ...... 1027.40 scored on Luplen’s siPBle and then Phelps, 31> ...... ___ 4 0 0 0 1 he will. out blowing up and huPig up the beer. But it wasn’t, O'Goofty will lest .fblnt scorers In the'. coming* ICl.'jeniann, c . . . ___ 0 0 0 0 0 first shutout victory registered by W. Colgan ...... 1015.80 Ab came home on Kerr’s long o Jack’s Story tell yon, lionie-bre^v. Olympic games. The A. A.Û. will Bryant, c ...... ___ 4 0 0 1 “Lay off that eye stuff,” he re a New York pitcher this season. G. Friedrich ...... 1004.70 double to center. This marked the check Paddock’s statement;;that he- Thom as, p ...... ___ 0 n 0 0 0 quested with a lahgh when he ar Barnes held the slugging Pirates Falllng^hil Scott has been low end of Boisseau, the led who,trans is receiving no renumeVatlbn ^ for Lynch, p ...... ___ 0 0 0 0 0 Aluminum is more abundant ferred from Weaver to West Hart Jam erson, p . . . ___ 3 1 3 0 1 rived in New York. “I wish I had to five hits. John .^(iQraw’s “Abie’s with a hea^ cold. We think it was ford for baseball reasons, it-is. re ■playing in motion.. plctpres ' and Levy. X X ...... ___ 1 1 1 0 0 Aces Have Strong the guy who started that stoiy. Irish Rose” comblnayon, Cohen the thought of that 33 1-3 per cent throvfghout the world than any making peracinal app^ninces In -Owen, p ...... ___ 1 0 0 1 0 other metal. It forms over eight ported, and Collier took his place. There’s nothing the matter with and Hogan, drove, in four runs. he has to pay James J. Johnston The latfqr was touched up for a- connection with his film. 12 12 27 17 3 my eyes. I simply wear glasses The champions didn't get a hit until for every fight that chilled him. per cent of the earth’s crust. Pittsfield sometimes because I don’t like the the sixth inning. AB. R. H. PO, A. K. Pitching Material Cincinnati kept tb the pace by Loepp. cf ...... ___ r. 2 3 1 0 0 glare of strong sunlight.” Sheridan, 3b . . . ___ 4 1 2 0 0 0 ------I Within ten days of that state- trouncing Boston, 4 to 1. Old Ep O’Connor, rf . . . ___ 3 1 0 3 0 0 The Aces who have only Played I Dempsey was at a hospital Rlxey limited the Braves to four Small. If ...... ___ 9 1 0 1 0 1 hits in eight innings. P arkinson, 2b . ___ 4 1 o 3 4 0 one game as yet are working hard 1 asking what could be done about ■Baldwin, lb .. ___ 4 o > 2 G 0 0 to improve their team. The players' the eyes he had approved so highly A single by Mique Gonzales gave W ilke, ss ...... 4 ()• 3 3 3 0 report three times a week for prac He said he would return after the^ Charley Root of the Cubs a 2 to 1 W ilder, c ...... ___ 4 1 0 7 0 1 tice. They all seem to have the suit was settled. He didn t. Per verdict over. Buzz McWeeney of ^letlvler, p ... ___ 4 1 4 0 0 0 Cascarella, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 ambition to prove their ability to haps this means Rickard has con Brooklyn in a 12- inning mound Enzm ann, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Manchester fans. vinced him that there will be no duel. Wilson, p . . . 0 0 4) 0 0 0 With “Lefty” Wiley, “Cyclone” need of him changing his mind The Robins dropped all the way Connally, xx ...... 1 0 .0 0 0 0 Hills, Janicki, Curtis, Schiebel and this year and, therefore, he decided to sixth place. They are falling 38 10 IG 24 9 2 Andrulot doing mound duty, the an immediate operation was unnec into their last .year’s habit of losing X—Levy batted for Jamerson In 7th. team does not need reinforcements essary. Perhaps -:it means that games by one run. XX—Connally batted for Wilson in in this position. Dempsey, having made his retire The St. Louis Cardinals trounced scientific ^th. H a rtfo rd ...... 100 000 IlOx—12 “Lefty” Wiley, known through ment speech, has decided to stick the Phils again, 7 to H, and advanc Pittsfield ...... ISO OpQ 001—10 out the town and also a good area to it ^ ed to within a few pplnta of the * Two base hits. BoSer ,8. Wilke, of the state, will., do most of thp What is more, likely is that his third-place Pirates. ,^,Heap Bigg 6herldan, Loepp. Slayback; three base mound work for ^ the Aces. <1118, Watson. Baldwin. Levy; home failure to return was the result of Littlejohn; Indian twirler, toyed ■ run, Roser; stolen bases,..Sheridan, “Lefty’s” experieqce with Man one of those impulses for which with the Quakers while the Red O’Connor, Watson,.ôepp;! flfartlneck. chester High school should help Dempsey has become noted. In any 'Birds made merry at the expense of Schinkel; sacrifice, rarkioson; double him greatly. two of the former pitchers, Ring pla.vs, Schmehltb Slayback to Marti- “Cyclone” Hills, although young case, those who claim to know him neck, Slayback to Martln'eck to best won’t listen \o any argument and McQraw. Ty Cobb O ld G o l d Sohmehl to Martineck; left on bases, at the Same is expected to win that tends to support his retire Inclement weather kept all the Hartford 9, Pittsfield 8; baWe on balls, many games. The pitching staff American League club idle. off Thomas 2, ' Lynch 1, . Jamerson 1, vary much pleases the coach and ment story. Metlvier 3, Chscarella 2, Wilson 3; struck out, by Metlvier 3, Enzmann ■!, manager. Owen T; hltC-iOff Thoma«.3-'ln‘l''(none Manager Louis A- Neron re ‘‘Taking the blindfold test is out in second), oft Lynch 3T"n 0,(none quests that all memibers of team out In second), off Jamerson 9 iit 6, report at McKee, street and Center like standing up to bat before oft Owen 0-ln 2, Metlvier 10-In'-6, (none out In 7th), off Cascarella 0, in atreet at 6:30 sharp, tonight. S' (none out In 7th), off Ensmann ll In a strange pitcher. You can’t 8-3, off Wilson 1 In 1 1-3, hit by pitch Habit er by Thomas (Sheridan, O’Connor), The Death’s Head moth emits hit all his throws but there is by £>nzmann (Watson); wild pitches, squeaks almost as loud as those y Enzmann 2, Owen; winning; pitcher, usually one you can connect Jamerson; losing; pitcher, Wilson; of a mouse. or umpires, McDonald and Rorty: time, 2:21. ( with. When I hit OLD GOLD. Among some Indian tribes of 1 knew that I had struck a North America it is customary to Pleasure ? homer. For it ‘clicked* im cut the hair of widows and forbid thorn to remarry until their hair mediately with my taste and has grown again to its original length. —you must thiroat.” If you are using any oêr than the Valet y is usually out after AutoStrop Razor, shaving is just a habili. T he; ing touched by the Teaberry Won^t ball players Valet AutoStrop Razor vnth'th^new Valet” Disappoint You blade has changed uncomfort'alile shaving Here’s a tasty Chewing ‘‘habits.’' Now shaving is a pleasure.' Gum that you are sure to The new “jValet” blade is noade in accordance ; like. The minute you tty with our secret “Valetite” process of Steel T n ^- ' Claries Teaberry Gum ing. True, you can shave in less than two mhiutes you’ll realize that it is dif* Pbotograjdi of Ty G<^b wbila teat waa beinzinade foent— the most teftesh- —^bUt here’s the most remarkable feature. The" ing 0ie\îng Gum flavor same degree of pleasure realized with the'first shave you ever tasted. —is still there with the tenth or fifteenth shave Hms Tcabeny pink package on from the same blade. Why You Can Pick Them in the Dark dolcft’oountea mil prove to you in a just how good and Examine the tobacco . , . fhe sUky, bmg-cut, Jifewtit Ghewii^ Gum can be. Accept No Substitute! : golden-ripe topacM in an Old'GOLD cigarette. • . < . r' That’s the “why’.^ of “not a cough in a carload** Don’t fixgec that name—08*8 AUTOSTROP Safety Razor Co., In c ., New York, n . Y. Tcubeny Gun. . . . OLD GOLDS- .gre honey-smooth berause their tobacco is - Nature’g ^ e s t. The heart- a r. tMUiri Ok. uA tno i .V TYRU8 RAYMOND COBB: one of the ' leaves of the tobacco plant. And that’s why you graateat baseball i^yera In the hiatory of cad pick them«.. even the dark. Made from the’ ' r the game iOO e a b e r r y The Blade that Senm the Naifon C8 0 & SMOOTHER A COUGH; Ifi| A ip: A . ' '' ■. - v,^ -j,t./■ 'i''A ;.= •*, .r-'*t\' ' ' ■:^—4 ’t'"" ...... ■' ■ •'?. " . 0 '1 1 2 0 ■that any American runner will is'fatal. ' . Unit No,.l, added two new mem have a fair CjhanceMn life beeanse Rabbi Hefiry Cohen, of Osjlveetjm, Iparobr; rj .. 1 8,/ 1 0 2 0 0 ■ hit Bot Fields Idach Bet have in a race against Dr. of her sex. She wag living in Obi- for 40 years a pitst.or :ln uiat .cl|l)r( . JatoKBpii, 8S ., . 4 2 1 bers to Its roll last night. It devel- 2 8 8 Peltzer of Germany; Doug Lowe of Watch Roland Mackenzie, 0ped at the meeting' that it there cago at the time, having come there .and widely known; leader lB |tV7|yih Reese,.Ih ..j.^.. . 3 2 1 7 1 0 Baseball .has had its official Cohen. 2b ..., . 3 1 ' 2 1 2 0 ter, Peltier Hits Hard. England; Paavo Nurmi pf Finland, were enough . rabbits available thei from, Berlin, Germany, with her circles, in that city b is been select H ogan, c ...... 8 0 2 8 0 0 and Edvin Wide of Sweden, the openings and the dhndidates for the club could (Start right in doing parents. The Idea was uot new. to ed to deliver the annual serinon to ■Barnes,-p »'... . 4 0 1 0 0 0 American Olympic committee will major league championships are business, as it has bad a demand woman, but Miss Miller looked the graduating class on Buiiraay, now well into the battle. It won’t ■ 83 6 lo 27 "s 1 permit Lloyd Hahn to go to Europe for rabbits for a dinner for a club about to see what she could do to :,June-8. P ittsb u rg h A six run rally in the third, in in advance of the main Olympic be'lpng now until big league golf of twenty-five members and the remedyx-matters. Rabbi Cohen has a broad and llbr AB. R. H. PO. A. B. ning spelled defeat for Manchester expedition to train for the middle will be under way and the prospects markets have been calling for rab The conclusion of her delibera eral edneaUtm, enriched by‘conta9t ■]L W aner, ct Trade School in its game with for the amateur and open champion Adams. 2 b distance races at Alnsterdam. bits. desides this the club has re tions upon': the age-old sociological with both' the old -world and th(A, P. W aner, rf Springfield Vocational Schpol yes-» ' Lawson Robertson, head coach'of ships will be parading their games. ceived an offer from a dealer in problems was that she. must either new. Bddcated in Jews Hospital, *^^rtght, 88 0 2 2 '2 0 terday afternoon at Mt. Nebo the American team, is particularly Bob Jones Is the early favorite the Middle West who would take submit to the view that a woman’s Lower Norwood, London^ JDaglani^ Traynor. 3b ...... 4 0 0 1 4 0 Grounds. The score was 8-5. anxious to win the 800 and 1500- to win the amateur and the open 1,000 rabbits a day f r ^ the rais place wap In the home or change and ordained a rabbiTh'fiSfi, RSbiBT Grantham, l b ...... 4 0 1 6 0 0 With the exception'ot that one and there- gre some Who think Scott, If ...... 4 0 1 4 0 0 meter race, and he realizes that for ers If be could get them. her sex. She choose the'latter and Cohen did his early'teMglotts wdtk 'IheiCirtstyle Gooch, c ...... 2 0 0 2 1 1 fatal inning, Manchester outplayed the first time in years the Ameri enough of the Jones game to be A committee was named to- draw ilor sixty' years she was known as in Kingston, Jamaica, -Barnhart, x ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 the visitors. Coach Tom Orchard’s cans will have two real prospects lieve that he will win both cham up by-laws before the next meet George Miller. Coming to the United States, he B artell, xxx ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 charges fought hard to overcome pionshlps/ There are mighty few ing, to be held negt Wednesday. The masquerade was torn away first Vent to Woodvllle,* Miss., Mother’s Day Hemsley, c ...... 0 0 0 1 0 0 in Hahn and Ray Conger. B lekell. z ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 the lead but were unequal to the Hahn, accompanied by Jack Ry things that Jones never'has done This committee is charged with-the a t . Mercy Hospital here when wbsre he performed pastoral duties padosge contains a dell- Dawson, p ...... 1 0 1 1 0 0 task. Manchester outhit the visi der, his coach, insisted upon going iQ one season, and one of them is drafting of a plan for maintaining “George Miller,” a farmhand, was Later, he began his Texas pastorial H arris, x x . ..1 0 0 0 0 0 tors 11 to 7, bu’t made costly errors. to win both the major champion dons aiswrtihettt of to Europe some time in advance' of a statistical biireau,.tn keen track brought in suffering from influ work in Galveston in 1888-h&d has notbOT'a faywrltes <—» aU, B ram e, p ...... 0 0 0 Q 0 0 The Box score: the games to train. But Conger ships. of the number and breeds of rab enza. remained-there continuously since. SPRINGFIELD coatbd with, tocomparablo;, 31 ~0 " 5 27 ~8 1 apparently is satisfied to do his He shot a 64 his first time out on bits owned by each member, with Return to Tronsera Rabbi Cohen has written many Airtatyle Chocolate. New Y ork ...... 020 200 020—6 AB R H PO A E training in this country and travel his home course in Atlanta just weekly sales and census - reports. Now that Miss Miller is recover articles ahd several boOks bn Bibli Two base hits, Scott, Hogan, Burke, if .. •3 / 1 1 0 0 0 to Holland with the main body of recently and that fiertalnly Indi Each week the club will be' able te ing she declares she will return cal and historical subjects. He -ia Being made of metal it Is Wright; three base hits, Reese,. 0 Cohen; stolen base, Roush; sacrifloes, Roberts, ss . .. 5 ' 1 0 0 3 the athletes. cates that the attain of a big law indicate the marketable Supply ; of to her habits of more than half a president of the Lasker Home for A F ^ e c t mailing pach-^ Cohenv Adams; double play, Traynor Tail, 2 b ...... 5 0 2 1 1 0 Ryder, one of the ablest coachas yer man hasn’t afflicted his golf. rabbits here. An appltoatlott from century when she is discharged homelefls children in Galvisstoir, ..age. Give as the address to Adams to Grantham; left on bases. Lee, c f ...... 5 0 0 0 0 0 in the country, will be permitted to » Golf is such a tricky customer, a small restaurant keeper was're from the hospital, member of the advisory- board of ' ^w e’ll do the rest.. New York 6,< Pittsburgh 8; base on 2 4 0 “I intend to dress as I have done balls, off Dawson 4, off Barnes 3, off "Wands, p . . . . .5 2 0 use his own judgment in' picking however, that even a super-star ceived who wished to sign for fifty governors, of Hebrew Unkm-Col Brame 1; struck out, by Dawson 2, Burr, 3b . . . . .5 0 1 0 3 0 the distance for Hahn, but Robert like Jones is not taken for granted rabbits a week, but this Offer was so for many years,’* she told hos lege, and BUpervlsor of the eigh "Per Pound ^ Brame 1; hits, off Dawson 8 in 7, Crawford, lb . .4 1 1 10 0 0 son has asked Conger to train for For this reason Roland Macken decimed. pital attaches. ‘Tm used to hard teenth district of the Department K m Brame 2 in 2; wild pitch, Dawson; Pare, c ...... 4 1 0 14 0 0 both the 800 and the 1500-meter zie and Johnny Farrell are having IS\ addition to raising rabbits for work iand labor. I’ve worked side of Syn’sgogue and SchoolJEDxtehBion:' losing pitcher, Dawson; umpires, 0 $1.50 lorda, Rlgler and Hat; time, 1:44. Morrissey, rf . .4 2 1 0 0 distance. , a lot'of talk devoted to them." thb market the club 'will interest by side' with men in many capaci of the Union American Hebrew X—Barnhart batted for Gooch in McGrlel, rf . . .1 0 1 0. 0 0 It is quite likely that Hahn and Mackenzie is considered one of itself largely In the raiOlng of thor ties which would have been denied Congregations. . ^ 7th. Conger, unless they show the most the outstanding young golfers In oughbreds and general, breeding to a woman, I don’t know anything XX—Harris batted for Dawson in 8 7 27 11 0 the amateur class and' everyone stock. else, and I Intend to go back to the 7th. Totals . .41 nromising physical form, will not QUINN’S xxx—Bartell ran for Barnhart in MANCHESTER be started in the same races. Con knows whiat kind of golf Farrell Another demand the club has old life.” Red anil .green lights regulated.^ ■:.7th. AB R H PO ger seems to be more adaptable, has been playing for more th ^ a discovered Is that \>f hospitals Since the time Miss Miller don like trafflc«,the addresses o f spei^t- z—Brickell batted for Hemsley in .5 0 2 0 where certain breeds are wanted as ned a man’s clothes and set out in ers at the Methodist convehtlqh 1h 8 th. Bauer, If . . . • however, and he probably .will be year. T h o Landeen, lb p .5 0 '1 7 1 used in the race that Hahn doesn’t Mackenzie, no doubt, will be experimental purposes.-. The. hospi to the world she has worked at Kansas City. The speakers were all Connelly, ss . .5 0 0 0 2 choose. better player this year because he tals also tske white rats anti many occupations, she says. right,' of course, according, to their Soath Manchester I At St, lioulai— Carlson, c . . . .4 1 2 13 0. It is taken for granted almost Is in m u c h better physical condi guinea pigs. “Ive worked on the trapezes of lights. CARDS 7. PHIIiLIES 1 Ramsay, cf .. .3 2 1 0 ■0 that the winner of the 1500-mbter tion, strpnger and more rugged Club jmojubers are- hardly ready various circuses, labored with rail St. Louis Adams, p. lb . .4 1 2 3 3 and FarreU seema to have arrived yet to embark in-marketing on road construction gangs, worked AB. R. H. PO. A. E. race will be forced to a new record large scale and ekpeot to keep Douthit, cf ...... 3 2 1 4 0 0 Peltier, 2 b . . . .4 1 3'. 1. 1 and Hahn, with his greatet expe finally at the point where he as a railroad detective, been 0 much of . their stock as breoders, bouncer In a sa4oon and in some H igh. 8b ...... teee B 1 3 3. 4 0 Christensen, 31 > 3 0 2 0 rience, would be the logical choice wlUing to use some real fight In F risch, 2b ...... They also Intend to study mothods years Tire just been a boomer,’ 5 1 2 3 5 0 Dahms, rf . . . .3 0 0 1 0 for the longer race. his game. L ayer, Loaf and C iqi C akM B ottom ley, lb ...... 8 2 2 11 0 0 Casagrande. . .1 0 0 0 0 of tanning and preserving the she declared. Hafey, if ...... 8 a 1 0 0 0 skins. The club .was informed last Enjbyed Life Blades, rf • ...... 3 0 0 1 0 0 M cBride...... 1 0 0 0 0 look appetizing, ti^ e Mancuso, c ...... 3 0 ■0 4 0 0 Totals .. .. 38 5 11 27 7 night that hat manufacturers are "I learned to smoke and to drink iwt&ie too when'’iniaTC with Rutnfofo, Thevenow, s s ...... 4 0 2 1 3 0 in the market for rabbit fur aht with men, and I found out You always depend On RuÔrdlbt Littlejohn, P ...... 4 0 0 0 1 0 STUDIOS RUSHED LONDON BETTE Springfield...... 006 110 000 8 that kid gloves manufacturers use couldn’t work with rough tough perfect leavening itnd uniform. rMutte. the skins. men without doing a bit of cuss S3 7 11 27 1 ^ 0 Manchester ...... 020 101 010— 5 # Be sdre to get "'t- - -T Philadelphia Two base hits, Landeen, Morris From goverpmont officials the ing, so I picked that up, too. AB. R. H. PO. HOUSEANdFE club/has learned'that 80 per cen was a hard life at times, but Bothern, cf .... 4 1 1 4 sey r Stolen bases, Peltier 2,, Carl AS SCREEN BUG Thompson;\8b . son, McGrlel. of tho supply of rabbits now user never asked quarter from it and Leach, If ...... for different purposes are imported don’t know anything else. All lit Never Schulte, c ...... NOW THAN E V E into this country. The kid glove .de ask. now is that I may return to it RUM .î'-Spetle' Wrightstone, rf BITES FLAPPES mand is Increasing each year. W h o lM O m * l*'rlberg, 3b ...■. when I’m able to leave this bos- Band, ss ...... MURPHY’ S U London.'—Compared- with ten The club has also been assured Pltai. tCelley, lb „.... years ago, the city of London Is tbit the New England climate Is As she talked Mary Miller Ring, p ...... Loudon.—The movie bug has excellent for the ralsl.ng of rabbits reached under her pillow and haul IBAKINO HcGraw, p ...... bigger, healthier, wealthier, better because the pelts gYow here to per Williams, X .... bitten Britain’s flapperdom. boused and better educated, but she , ed forth an bid tobacco pouch and Whitney, xx ... BEATWATERBURY Undaunted by the warnings of fection. a blackenfed corncob pipe. She pour Wilson, xxx ... disappointment and disillusion is more restless, her street^ are There, was a general discussion ed the tobacco Into the howl, pack Mitchell, xxxx . awaiting the majority of those who more dangerous;- she has. more pau as to feeding. One member intends ed it down expertly and applied a seek film fame, thousands of pret pers and more suicides, and her to break ground t'\> plant sufficient 32 1 6 24 14 public bodies are more extravagant. match. As the blue-smoke curled Bt. Louts . ..1...... 400 120 OOx—7 Trim Brass City Outfit All ty English girls are flocking to the grass and corn stocks as well as about her bed she spoke a word Philadelphia ...... 000 001 000—1 studios of London every day, some These are the main conclusions carrots for faedlng purposes. He or two of‘^her opinions on the mod Two base hits, Prlsch, Thevenow, pleading for "extraV work as a to be drawn from the latest Book is going into the business as a full High, Thompson; three base hit, of Numbers-—the Statistical Ab ern flapper. " , High; home run, Rafey; saorlflce, T h r e e ^ e s ; Play in Wa means of existence, others pleading time breeder and raiser and ex “The trouble with them is they Mancuso; double play. Prlsch to a camera test to prove to incredul stract for London, 1917-1926— pects that within a year he will, at want to do"'things differently but.| Thevenow to Bottomley; left on base, ous directors that they are stars In whlci. has Just been published here all times, ^have 1,000 rabbits ready they don’t know how. They want Philadelphia 8, 8t. Louis 8; base on From a welter of figures and balls, off Ring 3, MoQra'w 2, Little terbary Tonight in State embryo. for the market. to get aWay from life as they find john 4; struck out, by Ring 6, Llttls- It is the story of Hollywood be compilations, a number of very in There will be a broadcast on rab it, but few of, our sex really ever John 8; hits, off Ring 10 in 6, Mc- ing enacted over again, in the great teresting facts throwing light on bits given by the Connecticut 'Agri get away. I’m glad I did. I’ve en Graw 1 In 2; losing pitcher, Ring; League. new British studios where for the the changes that take place in a cultural College at Storrs in a week umpires, Moran„Wllson and Reardon; joyed life.” K tim e, ,1:46. first time wholesale production of large metropolitan area may be or so. ^ X—Williams batted for Ring In 7th. motion pictures in this country is gleaned from the volume. HER SON INSANE XX—Whitney batted for Priberg In Murphy’s Girls, Manchester’s being undertaken seriously. Death Rate Lower WAR MANBUVREa Bth. entry in the State duckpln league, New Talent Created The death rate in the London 'Hartford, Conn., May, 10.—John xxx—Wilson , batted for Kelley In won three games from Waterbury To be sure, the Increased produc *Bth. . , . area, the book reveals, has decreas Hartford, Conn., May 10.—Ten Peters, of 4512 South Armory xxxx—^Mitchell batted for McGraw here night before last aiid tonight tion has created a need forjnore ed from 19 per 1,000 since 1918, street, Chicago, who was pursued In Bth. resume play against the same team new talent, but as invariably hap-' Officers and 85 men of the Third and the Infant mortality from 108 Battalion, 243d Coast Artillery, from that city to Hartford by three in the Brass City. pens, the supply by far exceeds the to 59. Less than 80 years London At Cincinnati I— demand. Rhode Island National Guard, will gunmen who wanted to muraer him The first afld last games were lost 157 babies under a year old REDS 4. BRAVES 1 won by substanltlal margins but Most of the girls seeking em be rushed into Hartford from their for being a special policeman at the C incinnati ployment are stenographers or out of every 1,000 born. headquarters tomorrow afternoon Chicago polls a month-ago, went Manchester only took the second by The present birth rate IS almost Critz, 2 b ...... shopgirls, either temporarily out of back to Chicago t^ a y in custody of 4 1 1 1 6 0 two timbers. Manchester had, four down to the lowest war reading,. to save the fifty from an air at Callaghan, If ...... a 1 2 3 0 0 scores over a hundred. All were work or willing to sacrifice their tack. Fully equipped with guns and his mother and state Policeman - When We Plpp, lb ...... 4 0 1 13 0 0 steady jobs for the glamor of tho 16.1 for 1927, as compared with searchlights the Rhode Islanders, Fred Hansen, of Hartford. Mrs. Walker, rf ,...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 102’s and Clara Jackmore made 16 in 1918, Allen, cf ______...... 4 1 2 4 0 0 Kleig lights. But among the scores shooting blank cartridges, will try Peters explained her son is suffer two of them. Except for an increase in the 1 Dressen. 3b ...... 3 0 1 0 3 a The scores; who line up at the casting direc to repel aircraft of the 118th Ob ing hallucinations and had been on Bixghten The Surface , Hargrave, c ...... 3 0 0 2 2 0 WATERBtJRY (0) tor’s window every da^, may be no deaths from heart disease and can servation Squadroil, Connecticut' similar trips before. She wanted to Ford, ss ...... 2 0 1 3 5 1 ticed not a few aristocratic faces. cer,. the .mortality returns are low take him home alone but a state K lxe/, p ...... e e • • e e 0 1 0 ...... 89 86 National Guard, which is to repre 3 0 0 Schnall .... For Just as in America, the movla er than at the end of the war, but ' W e Briglilen A ll , Pittenger, z .. • e • e . t 0 1 0 0 0 0 Atwood ...... 87 99 sent the enemy in the war game. policeman was ordered along as a i - m Edwards, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 ...... 84 93 disease is an infectious onCi and It twice as many people committed safeguard. ' — MM Vlellette .. affects both high and low riUke. The Rhode islanders, according A FRESH coat of Masury paiht does for yottif ...... 88 93 suicide in 1926 as In 1917. There to announcement here today, will 31 4 9 27 16 1 Hassel .... Rumor has it that more than a werf twice as many suicides' of home wnat a new spring suit does,*for yo% When Boston Molaskey ...... 82 85 76 few English society women, tired reach Hartford lite in the after Senator Fess is keynoter for the AB. R. H. P O . A. E. men than of vFomen. we brighten the surface, we brighten the whole Rlchbourg, rf ...... 3 0 1 1 - 1 of a flutter into stocks, bonds, or noon and depart Saturday morning. Republicans, Mr. Bowers for the . 430 456 438 The year 1927 was the biggest Democrats. Their jobs will be house—put it ih tundiwithvthe hew season, < Let \ ' ' i Gautreau, X ...... I tO 0 0 0 1 4he millinery business,' are endea marrying year in London since Moore, If ...... 4 0 0 4 1 MURPHY’S GIRLS voring to obtain employment. In the Headlines you never see: EGYFT slightly different this year, the us give you' an estimate. Qi^ charges. very H ornsby. 2b ...... 3 1 2 2 C Sherman ...... 102 1922. The total of <41,301 marriages MUST SHIFT FOR HERSELF, senator saying nothing while Mr. j -.--s Brown, cf ...... 2 0 0 I 'O studios. is nearly 2,000 highet than that for m oderate. '■ V Bell. 3 b ...... 3 0 0 1 S Gee' ...... 90 For Men Also SAYS Britain. Bowers must say everything. . ivl .! ' 5 ■-.'A Cooney, ss ...... 3 0 1 1 2 0 Bodreau ...... 94 Those lacking in good looks and 1917. It is. commonly believed that B urrus, l b ...... 2 0 0 11 1 0 people are marrying later in life, All Work Guarantee Jackmore ...... 88 histrionic ability, although few will !'V Tciylor. c ...... 3 0 0 2 1 0 hut this book reveals that approxi Genewicli, p ...... ; 3 0 0 1 2 0 Lucas ...... 102 admit a paucity of either, Jiave pre sented tffemselves as experts in the mately 5,000 London girls marry 27 1 4 24 18 1 476 458 463 matter of social usages, and for before they are twenty-one every Cincinnati ...... 000 000 13x—4 year. , Boston ...... 000 000 100—1 reasonable remuneration, Lady So- Two base hit, Dressen; three base and-So herself is willing to give Better Living John I. hit, Hornsby; stolen base, Cooney; J0HNS0N4ITTLE RANGE weighty words of advice on the cor Vast increases in the supplies to ASPARAGW sacrifice,* Brown; double plays, Critz rect manner to hold one’s Knife and London markets of meat, poultry, Painting and Decoiatiftg CJbntm^ ' ^ Ford to Plpp 2. Dressen to Critz to 699 Main Street, teL 1400, , , South Ijtfaiichestef . Pipp, Cooney to Hornsby to Burrus; fork, and how to act in the pres provision, fish, and fruits indicate left on bases, Boston-2, Cincinnati 4; SALE BEGINS TODAY ence of Nobility. that Londoners are living better struck out, by Genewich 1, Rlxey 1; The desire for film' fame is not and enjoying a more varied dietary bases on balls, off Genewich 1, off restricted to women alone, and on than before. There has been an r/* Rlxey 2; hits, off Rlxey 4 in 8, Ed Famous Gas Stoves Carried by wards 0 in 1; winning p'ltcher, Rlxey; the payroll of some of the British inSTpEise in the number of street umpires. Stark, Quigley and Pflr- Local Firm—Representative producin^g companies are the namek accidents, suggesting that' the haz Loids L; G rant m an; time, 1:34. From Factory. of Oxford and Cambridge gradu ards of- Ufei nave Increased with X—Gautreau batted for Hlcbbourg ates who haVe obtained employ In Bth. the passing years. Buckiftitd, v Fhofia 1549 «—Plttenger ran for Rlxey in 8th. The S66£!id annual sale Of Detroit ment as technicians, scSfikrisls or Londoners, read more. The issues Jewell Gas Ranges starts today at general utility men. of books tor home reading at the At ChlcBBOi— Johnson A Little's plumbing dis 'Many have taken far more men libraries . rose, between. 1919 ahd CUBS 2, D O D G E R S 1 play rooms at 13 Chestnut street. ial jobs than these, just In order to 1926 from six miUions to almost Chicago 4 be “in on the ground floor” in what I The first sale held a year ago pass is at present still an infant industry thirteen millions, and the. issues for Beck, ss ...... 4 1 2 3 3 1 ed all expectations' but jt Is ex reference from 798,692 to 2,£28,-‘ pw expensive Maguire, 2b ...... 4 01 3 4 0 in this country, and which promises JA# 'MAMA Webb, rf ...... 4 1 1 2 0 0 pected that this sale will be very someday to assume gigantic pro 679. The number of borrowers rose Wilson, cf ...... B 0 0 3 0 0 mfich greater. Dozens of Manches portions. from 220,583 to 466,862. Stehenpson, If ...... 6 0 2 6 0 0 ter women have been using these Grimm, lb ...... 4 0 1 12 0 0 stoves all year an,I everyone oJ ? Gonzales, 0 .. 2 6 1 0 Speaking of the newest long- A cow In Jllinois fought a train IS Butler. 3b ...... 5 0- 0 1 2 0 them is talking about their quali dreslf edict from Paris, Isn’t It and knocked the fireman uncon Root, p ...... ■■•••» 5 0 1 0 7 0 ties. about time charity covered a mul scious. Maybe it was an argument Mr. Stanley Is here from the De- about Frank O. Lowden. 42 2 10 36 17 "1 titude of shins? th a n 5 0 ^ ttb ie , B rooklyn trolt-Jewell factory to help at this ...- ^.....- ...... AB. R. H. PO. A. B. sale. He will be glad to explain' w h s p e n h t t l e c a n . Statz,. cf ...... 4 0 1 3 0 0 every feature of these stoves and Xnsured by Distinctive Hendrick, 3b ...... 3 0 0 0 • 4 0 Bressler, If .. 1 2 0 0 answer all questions. Bissonette, lb ...... £ 0 0 20 0 0 The Detroit-Jewell gas ranges Herman, rf ...... 4 1 3 2 0 0 are built of the finest metal obtain ASTONISHINd-thatUttlffl^L ^ Riconda, 2b ...... 4 0 2 4 7 1 able and are rust proof and prac Bancroft, ss ...... 5 0 1 1 4 0 / V its contents o^Ns^ the oomnionest Idnd of Henline, c ... 0 2 1 , 0 tically wear proof. X McWeeny, p , ...... 6 0 0 0 4 0 Every stove is absolutely guaran wood--soap4)ox pê, Vîohhnpiahle htdcoiy. teed in every respect. They are 39 1 8x34 io 1 finished In a very heavy'enamel that . . t - . Chicago • 000 001 000 001—2 Thcnîi|ht War* yw e|!is u a xnsat!^ B rooklyn ...... / Qur better made Window Screens, over 000 001 000 000—1 will not chip. ’ ous change; MahoiNiyl In lh« true t^ of Two base hits, Beck, Webb, Her- One of the extraordinary features, vf®*® man, Riconda; stolen base, Statz; thehiM w ^ itral \ sacrifices. Hendrick, Rlconda, Ma of this line of gas ranges is the come trojiblesome seasonal annoyances. guire, Wilson; double plays, Beck to fact that the oven will bake perfect Gonzales to Butler, Maguire to ly with the door wide open. This t®' der-woHcsi^ ' It dhl* t f f d , ‘ft o n o u t-k Grimm; left on bases, Brooklyn 10, is a remarkable feat not to be s Learn more abbnt Better Made Window Chicago 16; bases on balls. Off Root, i vainishMy it sibihu|.<; And H fivca you^^hree 6, McWeeny 8; struck out, by Root duplicated. A range is connected -vent® 6, by McWeeny 2; passed ball. Hen up a(t ^ e display rooms and food Screens. A valuable feature in things at onoarrUij^* mstarial, OKmay. m line; umpires, McCormick, Magee and will be'cooked every day.. Anyone Before you iîhat (dd.lable nr K lem ; time, 2:20. . g 50''^^ tv®*^ X—One but when winning run ‘was wishing to see this oven demonstra every home. chairr- .ve •NOT WORTH A DIME FAMILY STATIC potv'’ UheR T. BIW. ,VVOt»* New I f of It—There’s 16,000,000 Mt. Healthy, 0.—The remote con ,ctW in Russian gold bars lying in the trol 6t her husband, by his former qes' . Gtaadwzrs Cs- vaults of two New York banks and wife, caused Mrs. Nora Dill to file it isn’t worth the space It ooouples. suit f6r divorce. Her petitloih charg . gwUiJfauum.Ur In fact, it Is costing the Soviet gov*^ ed thgt the “information and ad ernmeut, to which the gold belongs, vice given him by his former wife” |700 a day-ih interest; A ban on was responsible for considerable Phttne201 s Russian gold, placed by the United static in the Dill home, and that States Is the cause of the she ivas fonoed to support him while trouble^ -? r , he “took thlnSB easy.”

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v:.-- J And That In ^ e jr Letters ren A BY RUTH DEWEY GROVE^ wPDTH DIM Y CBOVB Marye dear: we lAAll live them, that we aê abl« © 1928 by NEA Service to have peace and securliy,: I really meant to say inore to Imagine >for - a mbmejht', VYhat you in 'my last letter about your would happen if the Universe sud- t THU HAS HAFFBNliD behavior jvhen Norman got into denly became as dlsotgaBlz^ as IfATHAIWIi DANN. atnivsllns trouble with, your South American some of the people on this earth. •rtlati stTca a party at hla atn* strips, gathered on one end and dio ta koBor of hla fiancee. VIR- SOMETHING NEW FOR MAN friend. . It 'sounds preacherish, doesn’t It, UIIA. beantlfal danshter of CHESTER sewed to the umbrella In raffles, the Ono of the biggest boasts of dear? Well, It's a sound compari SICHARP BaBWSTER. Wall Mrs A. M. Gorf^Qhit well known colors alternating. ' The stem and present day young folks is their son to the state of affairs,that wUl Street fiaaBcler. _ handle were wound with blue with IfIBIi'S model. CHIRI. la leal, local corsetlere, awlited by Mrs. sportsmanship, I understand. Now exist between men and' women li oaa of VIRGINIA aad tella klm Ida M. Starr, state manager for a large bow of pink on the crook. I v«)nder, Marye, if you consider the younger generation contljiues he will apoll hla career If be mar- ‘NuBbne” corsets, will demonstrate This stood on a corner table and rtea the wealthy filrl who cannot it “good sportsmanship to TUn to fly In the face of (tonven|jon the *9^ models of corsets, cor- around and under It were the pack away from a fight that you were ] appreciate hla art. ages. The only cost was the paper custom. ’ • Dnrlna the party NIBL heara selettes and accessories, Wednes responsible for? Norman was pro If you’d use a little, moreylmag- that VIRGINIA'S father haa died day, May 16, 2 to 5 p. m., in Tinker and a little time to trim It. of heart failure. He knrriea her MARY TAYLOR. tecting you, as he saw it. lyas It Ination and a little lesz 'wilfnllnessi, home, where ahe la proatrated hall, 791 Main street. The NuBone fair . to leave him to whatever you would,better appreciate a hpnxe with firlef. Notln* the pecnUarly surreal corsets and belts, the best might happen to him? tortured expreaaloa on the dead and a chance to live âppily. « made, will be shown, as well as may seem like happiness to yon to man'a face. NIBL InTolnntarlly the newest materials. A cordial In Personally, I’m glad you had aaka the doctor, <<00 yon think sense enough fo realize what an live In a whirl of exciteniisht and It waa a . . . natural deathr' vitation Is extended to the women TOe doctor adrlaca that death rtaa of Manchester and surrounding ugly affair you were mixed up in. what I believe you call .. “free canaed by worry and ahock. and towns to come and bring their One-Minute But I think you ought to admit thougltt.” But when It palla, as It It la later revealed that RRBW . is “Sure to do, you will discover that STBR had loat hla fortune In friends. that it was your fault. You say it reckleâ apecnlntlon. VIRGINIA wasn’t, but don’t you see that if there is real pleasure to be. had In beara up bravely under Rie don. you had been tending to your own the simple things of life. ble loaa and NIBL nrfiea an Im Interviews mediate marriaae but hla plead. Everybody loves fresh asparagus business— I’ll bet you haven’t bak All I hope is that you won’t ne Ina la Interrupted by FRBDBR. Six acres devoted to this delicious ed a cake for Alan in weeks— too long finding it out, because ICK DBAN, an old family friend. spring vegetable at the Louis L. those, two men wouldn’t have, had something you might dd may be NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY Grant farm at BuckUnd. They have occasion to be fighting each other? too much for Alan to tolerate. If ' CHAPTER III . just begun cutting.'- Prices at the ‘GROWING” WT'TH HER CHIL That’s something for you to think nothing more, that might lead to a DREN IS JOY FO RMOTHER tt'yiRQIN IA, I wish you hadn’t farm, 30 and 35c; splendid value about when you rebel against the series of quarrels tjiat would rob for canning of present use as low OF FAMOUS TWINS ’ consented to see anyone ûst established rules of society. Where vour married life of the peace that as 15c a bunch. makes a truly blessed union; Do now," Nathaniel protested when ‘‘Companionate marriage and de would thiijgs end without order In the maid had gone to admit the layed'marriage are apt to cheat a the world'? It’s only by keeping in think this over, Marye, dear; 'The season in late this year for Lovingly, caller. “There is something I woman of her biggest happiness— our own orbit, living our own lives native asparagus. It is at least, as law and custom has decreed that •MOM. wanted to talk to you about.” weeks late for everything. For that of having her children and “But Nlel, I couldn't send Mr. from five to six weeks now we can growing up with them,” says Mrs. Dean away." count on getting it fresh'every day. “Teddy” Zitenfeld, mother of the “No, I suppose not. He’s been The most common ways of serving famous Zitenfeld twins who hold a great help.” Nathaniel spoke a aspat^sus are buttered or creamed the long-distance record on the trifle acidly. on toast. Many make soup of ^ e Hudson and expect to swim the “He and Clarissa both, Nlel. lower portions of the stalks. We English Channel. She’s been an angel, missing things SyV- give a recipe today for cream of "I have spent most of my time ALLENE SVM N^ to be here with me." \ asparagus soup that may prove use with my children since they were Nathaniel held his tongue In re born and I know of no one who ful. The crooked stalks which are ten” list would be unknown in ply to that. Ho happened to know * <* V. enjoys life as 1 do. We swim to The trial of Mrs. Florence E. to be fo” nd ..1 all beds and which o^her countries. It is generally that Clarissa D,ean had kept some do not bunc up uniformly are ex gether, dance, ride horseback, play Knapp, former .secretary of state of golf and tennis together, New York, on a charge of misap sensational destructive .careers of her engagements. One of them cellent for canning for winter use, that make people better known was'a dance. But so long as Vlr using the tender portions, anu cut “ For a period' I lived in the propriation of funds, is bridging throughout a la;rge alf,ea than con ting into p*3ces for packing in the country just so they could spend forth the usual blast of asinine com; glnia was happier In the belief that structive worX. Ruth Snyder’s jars. These odds and, ends may' bo all their time outdoors. I consider ments condemning all women in Claripsa had sacrificed her social name might be know in Shang pleasures altogether during her bought very reasonably and are no Inconvenience, too great for the public life. / “ Bad blot on the ‘scutcheon of hai; Jdne Addams’, unknown. friend’s black days, let her think Virginia smiled up at him, but the smile chilled Nathaniel’s hope. just as delicious as the straight pleasure I derive from seeing my BO. stalks. girls happy and healthy. all the political girls,” they say POOR BETTY! He did not feel so tolerant of the “I can’t understand It, Uncle under a shadoV.” going to marry me without delay.” “If women are especially gifted Or, “Top bad she had to gum For 15' years Mrs. Bert .Camp “Then will you come to us?” Virginia smiled up at him, but The preparation of asparagus for as musicians or artists and want to things up for all working, women.” girl’s father, however, for he did Frederick,"—she called Mr. Dean bell supported, and cared • for her not like Mr. Dean. There* was that sometimes—"what shall I do?” “I must talk to Niel first, but the smile chilled Nathaniel’s hope. the jars or the table is the same, devote their lives to their careers, Have you heard any comments all right. But it seems to me if wo invalid husband., A nurse, she. ' something* about the man, intan “That’s what I’ve come to talk please don’t think I am not grate He could see It was meant to soften washing and scraping. Some to the effect that Harry Sinclair men marry, they should assume bought their bi'ead and butter by gible, indefinable, that made Na to you about, my dear. Naturally ful to you and Clarissa. It would the refusal that was to follow. cooks place the tougher portions of has made it almost impossible for home responsibilities seriously and takicig night cases,. and spent ^ e r thaniel trant to refuse to shake you will come to Us. And perhaps, be so much harder to bear with “Let me get my breath,” she the vegetable in the kettle and cook any man to get a job any more? out you two, and Niel.” pleaded, and Nathaniel released first, then add the tips, while oth keep house and bring up their chil One argument is as inane as the days caring for ^her-husband-— hands with him. And he had been when the estate is settled,- there dren personally. one of her father’s oldest friends; will be more for you than we think “Well, I hope you won’t let him her. I ers try to have the heads out of other. washing,'- cooking, __;.|iil it will make a differ will require some time for you to Virginia; there’s only one answer. soup, use one quart of milk, two grabs. Most any woman in public .(“ Pate ’;heated me oqt, /qf a wife , smile, Nathaniel nodded curtly, ence to him?” he asked in surprise. adjust yourself to it. Much better We will be married as soon as you tablespoons each butter and Hour office has to ' expec‘w a certain and gave me a nurse and" mother,” murmured a vague greeting and Such an idea had not crossed his that you should do It alone and must^give up this apartment. Right seasr . to taste. Prepare a bunen amount of suspicion ''t l at .would he said. • stood with his hands behind him. own mind, though he welcomed it not as a hlndranc'e to a young man away would be better. I don’t of asparagus and cook until tender. GIRL SCOUT NEWS never be especially circumspect. That line might sound, well on Dean took no notice of him readily dnough^ who is still at the foot of the lad want you living here alone. I’ll Remove the —PS and ret aride for the sta-ge and the audien(je might beyond a quick "howd’y’do.” Virginia smiled wanly at his mis der.” get a little place of our own; ’fraid creaming or salad. Press the rest The-awards committee will meet POPULAR WOMEN decide It khew “just how the poor “ I’ll come back soon,” he said, interpretation of her words. “I know you are right,” Virginia you wouldn’t care to live in the of the asparagus through a colan with Mrs. Nelson Smith, 55 E. Mid '^he most popular women of the man felt.” But somehow. In real studio. What do you say, dear?” der and add to the milk mixture. life, it sounds despicable. hoping Dean would take the hint. “Niel regretted that he was go agreed miserably. dle Turnpike, Saturday afternoon nation were recently chosen by Virginia kissed him goodby.'but “Of course I am, but you mustn’t “I can’t say anything but no, from 2 to 5. It is hoped that there popular* vote through a French There are so many Bert .Camp ing toi^marry a girl with money,” Nlel. Please try to understand; One advocate of daylight saving bells who insist on getting just her fingers seemed to cling a little she explained hastily. “He wouldn’t expect a young man in love to wlH- be a large attendance of newspaper. The list was headed I’m too unhappy to think of getting figures that it gives us 155 hours Ecouts at the rally to be held Tues v;hat they want, and letting a wom to him as she let him go. have taken any of It for himself agree with me. Be careful, my by Mms. Curie, discoverer of ra married. It . wouldn’t be fair to more for sports, gardening, walks, day evening. May 15th at 7 p. m. an figure out just how it is to “My dear,” Dean began a sad but It would have made It possible dear, that he doesn’t confuse you dium. Then came, in order of voice when she was again seated and make you forget to think of you either.” drives and other summer diver In the “ Gym” of the School Street popularity, Sarah Bernhardt, be gotten. Mrs. Campbell was at for him to devote himself to his sions, hence 155 more happier-and beside him, “I would not have in consequences.” “But I want to look after you,” Recreation. Edith Cavell, George Sand. Evan fault, it seems, for not knowihg work without worrying about sup enjoyable hours of prolonged day truded upon you at this moment Nathaniel protested pleadingly. The Scouts have been invited to geline Booth, Louise Michel, Mme. how to support him and h«r^lf, porting a wife.” “I’ll try to make him under “You said you told Mr. Dean you light. attend the morning service at the had I not felt that it might com stand,” Virginia promised. de Noailles, Mme. Severlne and keep the home goin^ care for Ah, I see; you’re quite right would talk it over with me, but It Center Congregational church Sun him, and yet be the eternal sweet- fort you to know I was your fa to think of him, Virginia. When a Very soon afterwards Mr. Dean Mme. de StaeL Florence Nightin seems you had your mind already There are a number of salad day, May 27th. h ^ rt. ther’s confidant and that I am man knows he Is neglecting to pro planted a fatherly kiss upon her gale. Loie Fuller, and Suzanne aware of the blow you have suffered made up.” combinations of asparagus with Sunday, May 13, at 7:00 p. m. vide properly^ for the woman he forehead and left her. In the lobby the Boy and Girl Scouts will hold Lenglen almost .got in on the first today. I promised Richard I would He paused as a signiflcani other vegetables that are very loves he is sure to be distracted of the building he met Nathaniel a service at the Second Congrega- ten list. see you through it.” thought came to him. “Or else you good, such as eggs, shrimps, or from his work". Especially if he and the two men exchanged brief, rings of bright red pepper oh a bed tiohal church. All Scouts are asked “Is it realljr as bad as Mr. Gar don’J; believe in me,” he rushed RUTH OR JANE? knows that that very work is the unsmiling nods. ■ on. “I’ve failed you in some way.”j of lettuce, served with a little to to come in uniform at 6:45. Par pueuED By Boics diner saysV’ Virginia asked him, Virginia had gone into her dress It is interesting to note that at cause of the neglect.” “Oh, no,” Virginia* cried and put mato catsup added to 'the French ents and friends are cordially in I her voice rising a little. ing room to bathe her eyes in cold dressing. Some people even use as vited. least three and pe/haps four, of I “Richard gave me to understand “I think Niel wants me to marry a hand to his lips. “I love you these names are utterly unknown RIBIIMHEAIED water when the maid opened the paragus for shortcakes, or piinced TROOP 7 ^Threatened with another plasuo of notk holla I that matters weije }n a 'very bad him rlgnt away. He hasn’t said more dearly than'j anything in the to most people here. It is just as so yet, but I’m sure he made up door to Nathaniel. He had a few with chicken in sandwiches. Several of the girls have their I used Rabalm. I t stopped pain','dried them up \ state—but of course I do not know moments of fretful waiting before world . . . now, Niel, but I must probable that a large number Ipf and they disappeared. Rabaim saved me. his mind to do it when he heard new Girl, Scout uniforms. ' W. Campbdl, 2t m eeler StiGloncestw, Matt. j what Mr. Gardiner said.” she came in. be wise for both of us. I’m sure At tile meeting Monday the fol names on our own “ best known Mr. Gardiner say I must give up you haven’t thought this out as I Very often < a tomato or celery Start Rabalm tonight. SOcand 1.00, all dmggists. I “He; said there was nothing left sauce adds much to a hot meat lowing girls passed the test in table this^ place.” “ Sweetheart,” he cried, and Vir have.” I —that even the furniture In this ginia thought he acted as though loaf. The men seem to .think meat setting: Suzanne Batson, Gladys I apartment must be sold.” Sud- “That w5uld be—disastrous,” “No, I haven’t thought far loaves rather dry and tasteless but Farrington, Thelma Jatckson, and Dean snapped. “You musn’t think he had not seen her for weeks. “I I denly Virginia’s hands were with- was a fool to get out,” he chided enough to reach such a crazy con the sauce will correct this fault. It. Irene Keeney. I drawn from Dean’s grasp and were of It, Virginia. You have said your clusion as that,” Nlel told her, “but a quick oven is used when the loaf Brownie Pack No. H self that It would be detrimental himself openly. “What did Dean I covering her face. Her body shook have to say to you?’' my thinking doesn’t have to be is put in with a thick coating of TheT>ack held its last meeting at Middlesex Hospital Training I with the emotion % she had until to his career; besides, you cannot very profound to convince me that the (^lenter Springs. “He has offered, me a home,” erurabs over the surface of the I now been gallantly suppressing. think of marrying so soon after you’ve had help in making your loaf, irwlll be more moist and Betty Goslee has been enrolled as I Dean’s arms went around her; he . . . after . . . it wouldn’t be re Virginia said, limp in his arms. wise decision.” He spoke bitterly, a member of this pack. * Nathaniel sometimes forgot his tasty. School I drew her head to his shoulder, and spectful to your father’s memory.” “Dean’s been advising you,” he “I think father would, wish It,” strength when he held her. I if there was a touch of greediness accused shortly. May ShoYVers New Nurses Home Better Facilities I In his movements Virginia was not Virginia said softly, “but I don’t “The nefve! What does he think HALF-AND-HALF I, am? I hope you told him you’re (To Be Continued) There will be a number of show i aware of it. want to begin my life with Nlel ers this month for June brides and Fall Class Forming those who enterftiin for tlêm like A new street sandal divides from to give the presents in a novel way. tip to heel to have .one side black For Detail^ Write to One idea is to have t-wo dolls dress lizard and the other lavender Superintendent of Nurses free from excessive bacterial con In these days of ultra-sophisti ed as bride and groom, dolls about sharkskin. The joining is open tamination. cation and countless standards of 10 inches high. Attached to the work stitching. Middlesex Hospital, Middktown, Conn. ‘ The management of the pool conduct, the marriage of an au cap of the bride’s veil ' should be shall have printed and posted in thor such as Mr. Arlen can result long narrow white ribbons to which conspicuous places about the -Es in nothing but good. That it was are tied the various parcels on the JUST Daily Health Service tablishment notices briefly inform performed by a Russian priest In opposite end of the ■ table. This is ing patrons of the requirements to the best Russian manner, and that appropriate for a small . personal JHO HINTS ON HOW TO KEEP WELL which they are subject in the a cborouB of honest-to-goodness shower. Another clever scheme waa REMIND YOU to place a large heart In the cen by World Famed Authority maintenance of a safe and sani Cossacks sang Russian hymns with Don’t wait to get your order in tary pool. A form of notice is impressive solemnity did not make ter of the table. This was a target suggested to pool operators; it it any different from the simple and on it were as many numbers as for a NU-BONE CORSET. The Cleaners should be so placed that all bath little home ceremony in which there were packagss. The bride-to- They are the best wearing and cannot, fail to read it before Mary promises to honor and obey be was given a toy bow and arrow most comfortable corsets to be DOCTORS DRAW UP RULES hours with 1 cc. of water. (This ers and told that as she hits a number applies to a scientific check on the entering the pool. John till death do them part. FOR BATHERS SAFETY Marriage Is marriage, the nat on the target she might have the had. 9 number of germs in the water.) In addition to these rules some package with the corresponding recommend that no person he per ural state of man and woman since EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the fifth Water in the pool shall at all the world began, and, I hope, until number. Still finother shower called MRS. A. M. GORDON times, of use be sufficiently trans mitted to enter the pool within for a large umbrella and. pink and of a series of six articles on one hour after eating. Some de the world ends. 689 Main Street Pmi healthful swimming. Tomorrow: parent, under existing lighting At a recent conference of a wel blue crepe paper cut in five Inch 1— 1 conditions, that ■when the water mand that every bather be medir Beach control. cally' examined before bding fare organization in the south, one surface is'not excessively agitated speaker of national reputation re by bathers, a person can stand at granted the use of the pool and By DR.1. MMORmS ORm s FISHBEIN at fairly frequent intervals there marked:- "In' spite of all the limi the Bide of the pool and see the tation and difficulties in family life ______Editor Journal/of.bnrnal / of the American bottom distinctly where the depth after. Medical Association and of Hygeia, today, social workers have come to of water la 6 feet or less. the Health Magazine the opinion that monogamy, or Facilities for adequate protec marriage with one wife, Is biologic tion of the pool water against un The committee on control of Home Page Editorial ally and socially sound.” Retired With Honor necessary sputum contami'uation Of course, it is. That is the swimming pools appointed hy % . • by bathers shall be provided. , trouble with' books written to the the section on diseases of the nose The heavy winter clothes will soon be:;retired iov All persons known to be or sus GREETING contrary. So often authors o: The latest report from the and throat of the American Medi books and plays that convey erotic their summer rest. But don’t’ put theniXyây ?!7ith- ' cal Association provided, in addl< pected jpf being affected •with in- feiC|;louB dlseaGes shall be' excluded ANOTHER ideas personally hold ideals of life, Connecticut" Department out a trip to Dougah’s to keep the sMk:^ moths tion to the standard njotlce to be for themselves, that are clean and posted in swimming pools, a list of from^the pool. -• BENEDICT straight and wholesome. Old-fash .from biting holes in the faithful friends wKckkept ; rules for the sanitation and safety Contamination of the pool re- loned, we may say. ^hf Healtlx gives "us the of swimming pools, which sum up •snltlng' from lack .o f perspnal By Olive Roberts Barton you warm last winter. cleanliness off bathers shall be Mr. Arlen is not the first author briefly the Important factors. The who has belled his fiction. rules are: maintained at a minimum. HIGHEST POSSIBLE Cleaning and Dyeing All B'wimmlng pools are to be Construction and appliances Free Collection and Delivery. maintained with a practical mini shall - be such as to reduce to a So Michael Arlen is married! If you worry over past mistakes SCORE for clean milk. mum amount of contamination. practical minimum the danger of That’s fine. Just one more skep you’ll make more, as your mind J There eihall be no more than drowning and of Injury to bathers tic converted at last and kneeling will not be concentrated on your 1,000. colonies of bacteria par from falls or collisions. at Hymen’s altar for his blessing. work. cubic eentlmeter of standard agar Dressing rooms, hallways, 'toilet * Of course Mr. Arlen wasn’t ex T he culture medium on which germs rooms, shower rooms and other actly a scoffer, but If one may are grown after Incubating for places to which patrons of a bath judge by his books, marriage was twenty-four hours at 37 degrees house have acce^ khall be kept not man's chief end by any means, INSURANCE H. DYE P. The B coll content shall be clea'u and well' ventilated at all or woman’s either, although that Kiirrison. Street iiN a ‘such the gas Is produced in not times. I i . 1.V did not exclude romance. Romany JOjlN H. LAPPEN 49 Holl Str^t.' .. .Phone 2056 \SouBi Menchester' more than one and a halt oJ! Bathing suits < and towels, when loads to romance have been his stro'ng point in all of his hooks standard lactic broth cultures distributed to bathers by the pool 19 Lilac St..Phgne 1800 alter Incubation for twenty-four management.' shall be clean and and playa.

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.'•rff* -■ ■- f •; - : Ir: r - k - V" ' ■f/ (GONN.) ’■Vo **4 Jr _/V»"5tef-'- th$t word may come trpqi them M a HwcHCLffFE m when the shows clears i^ o months DAILY RAbld FILMSBYWIRE present metltidils,'* he iayr. henpe. i 7 10:30 9:80—Thursday night musical. >< Leading DX stations. Pome'iic^ S -^Thuraday, May 10. 11:00 10:00—^Dance music to 1:30. b e: pbaslbw .tor' plctiirea to Arturo Qerraal, tenor, and Wilfred 535.4—WTIC, HARTFORD—560. (DST) (ST) IN OWN COLORS - :be recelTed tnlioines ae radio la 6S5 Center Stre^. Tel.ylffOl Glenn,' baM wiU be the guest soloists 6:30 6:30—Bond trio; baseball. 479.5-WSB,1.5—WS ATLANTf-630., 7:00 6M)0—Screendom sketches. 9:00 8:00—WJZ Maxwell hour, ^ today tee(u$uie>.pf ihfC plfohibltiYe UMDBiG OF GERMANS during the Maxwell hour to be broad 10:00 9 mo—WEAF Halsey Stuart hr. cast by. WJZ and the Blue network at 7:30 6:30—WhJAK Comfort orchestra. 10:30 0:30-ôlgate hour; stormkings. PARTY T0M(»R0W 9 6‘olod Thursday night. Selections 8:00 7:00—WEAF Dodge program, 12:45 Us45—Concert; organlsL. -Which it from the operas of Verdi will be fea 8:80 7:30—Theater presentations. NOW PREDICTED an- esschtiai’fie^ .diê/h^M dcast' tured in this program by Nathaniel 10:00 9:00—WEAF Halsey Stuart hr. 626—KVW, CHICAGO—$70.. •« -I Londonl—;Th$ u to landipg of the Shilkret's orchestra and Mr. Gervasi, 10:30 9:30—Medical talk; orchestra. 8:30 7:36—WJZ Ami^lca hour. mingVof s , QK'. pidturet f w ire w win m uuwnot 422.3—WOR, NEWARK—710. 9:00 8:00—WJZ Maxwell houn" ’ •? trans-Atlantiq OM>i|Dplane Bremeit. while “Uncle Ned" and "Lieetle Bat 10:00 9:00—WJZ M iêlin boafii ■ only bd refteh the in- Whist and Ihuice to Held tista" will be presented by Mr. Glenn. 7:30 6:30—Hortdn’s feature tsour. Hollywood, - Cal.—^TransinlSBlon dlTidnid-j^hethotflE blit it eill he at Greenly l8}$Qd $tthr its fliffbt ~ At 8:80 these same stations will radi 8:30 7:30—Lopez dance potpourri. 10:80 9:30—WJZ string quarteL. . At City Viow ponce JUpB 9:00 8:00—Candy Dandies concerL 11:00 10:00—WJZ Slumber music. t)f motion pictures by telephone TO deUo$Hlr dodiWtibted that it across the ocean frqtn east to west, Tyi#rt:»ter8 ^ ate the Ampico hour of music in 389.4— WBBM, CHICAGO-770. For General Pnhlie. - which wilt be heard Josef Lhevlnne, 9:30 8:30—N. F. University program 9:00 8:00—Coon Sanders iiig))thawks« wires in natural colors and with will reQUii'd’h trained eiiotrioal en^ has raised the hopea'bf Mrs. Walter pianist. An authentic Jacobite song 10:00 9:00—Choir lnVi. tel will be made public by the Atlan 11:05 10:05—McEiielly’s, orchestra. 9 30 ing” a strip of motion picture film she sent a wlrq-to the Governing 491.5— WEAF. NEW YORK—610. 11:00 10:00—Studio program. General of Ottawa, asking that the her of prizes, six will he given to tic City station WPG. Late highlights 12:00 11:00—Artists; mystery trio.__ from Chicago to New York Is only the winners at cards and xefresh- to tempt the distance hunter will be 6:00 5:00—Dinner music; baseball.' 448.4— WGN-WLIB. CHICAGO—720^ a forerunner of “broadcast" the search for her husband be con “The Rose Malden", presented by a 7:00 6:00—Mid-week hymn sing. ments will be served u n d ^'tb e dir KEBiP'S 6:30—Comfort hour with orch. 9:00 8:00—Wpodwind concerL movies, in the opinion of Roy J. tinued and extended. In anMnter- mixed chorus through WOC and mar 7:30 9:30 8:30-Âsh’s tjidio show. ection of Mias Emma MoQpnville. tial music by the Council Bluffs High 8:00 7:00—Dodge presentation. . Pomeroy, head of the scientific re vlew she d6clqredi'\i Phone 821 : —Hoover Sentinels orch. 10:00 9:OO^Bass; tenor; qulnteL Sidney Ilagenow and Irving “Wick* School band through KOILi, both at ,8:30 7 30 11:30 10:30—Race; Sam ’n’ Henry. search and experimental depart HdreîS'One solution to the LET- "The landing position of the Geir- 11. 9:00 8:00—The Cabin Door. ham will play for dancing to follow 8:3B—Wayside Inn music. 11:35 10:35—Vaudeville show; orch. ment of Paramount studios. . , TER GOLF puzzle on the comics man fliers, who followed the same o 9:30 12:00 : —Dream ship. whist playing. Irving Keeney is Wave lengths 'in meters on left of 10:00 9:00—Halsey Stuart hour. 11 00 'Working In conjunction with the bhge: . . . route as proposed by Captain 9:30—Johnny Johnson’s orch. 344.6— WLS, CHICAGO—870. chairman of the floor committee. . station title, kilocycles on the right. 10:30 7:65 C:65-^rganist; scrap book. Hinchcliffe, confirms my opinion Times are Eastern Daylight Saving i i ’3Q 10:80—Arnold Johnson’s orch. At the annual meeting of the 454.3^JZ, NEW YORK-660. 8:10 7:10—Jack and Jean; pianisL and also the statement made by and' Eastern Standard. Black type 8 :3 0 '7:30-?-Angelus; Supertone hour. club held this week, the 'officers Indicates beat features. 5-30 4:30—Market reports; artists. 447.5— WMAQ-WQJ, CHICAGO—670. ducting a series of experiments 1 him before the flight, that it no elected were: Irving .Keeney, presi 6:00 6:00—Baseball scores. 9:00 8:00—(Jontralto, Whitney trio. r • B A .'b ;: Y land were sighted after a certai: UGHT TRUCKING AND 7:00 6:00—U, S. Marine band. which he bases his outline of dent; William Hagenow, vice presi Leading East Stations. 6:30—Lowney sweethearts. 10:00 9:00—Concert orchestra. 1 ;v- time he would-navigate jiorth-west,tJt 7:30 11:00 10:00—Aerials entertalhmehL future method of production- dent; Irving Wickham, treasurer (DST) (ST) 8:00 7:00—Retold tales. ^ , exhibition of motion pictures. “The German fliers probably did 272.f-WPQ, ATLANTIC CITY—1100 8:30 7;30_Amplco hour featuring 12:00 11:00—Studio dance orchestra. and Keeney B. Loomis, secretary. EXPRESS SERVICE Josef Thevinne, pianist. 499.7— WFAA, DALLAS—600^ s A’ E likewise. Therefore, Laborador or 7H>0 6:00—K>rche8tras. musical prog< 7:30 6:30—WEAF Comfort hour. A musical program was given by 0:80 8:30—K. of C. banquet. 9:00 8:00—Maxwell hour teaturing East Quebec is the most likely Elmore McLaughlin and Burton 10:30 9:30—Orchestra; organist. Arturo Gervasi, tenor; 10:30 9:30—WJZ String quarteL'' - country in which to search for the Daily Trips Between Manches Wilfred Glenn, bass. 374.8—WOC, DAVENPORT—800. B. Hagenow in impersonations ^ and 286.5—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1050. 9:06 8:00—WJZ Maxwell hour. 1 n A Endeavour. 1 have asked the Cana 9:00—Michelin nour. ters," Pomeroy predicts. This ■ with William Sullivan playing the ter and Hartford 7:30 6:80—Btudio dinner music. 10:00 10:00 9:00—"WEAF Halsey Stuatt h r . i ‘ dian government to tell me just to 8:80 7:80—WJZ Ampico hour. 10:30„„ 9:30—National string quarteL 10:30 9:30—Songs and nonsense.- be done by wire to'luminous. i- drum, they gave orchestral num • • I . . 9:00 8:00—WJZ Maxwell hour. 11:00 10:00—Slumber music. what extent these areas have been 405.2— WFI, PHILADELPHIA—740. 11:00 10:00—Chorus, "Rose MsIdeiL" 11 bers. Refreshments and a social packages Called For and 10:00 9:00—WJZ Michelin hour. 12:00 11:00—Heuor’a orchestra. A U 10:80 9:30—Musical memories. 6:46 5:45—Baseball scores; talk. a ' ■-W. • ' searched.” time followed the meeting. 11:00 10:00—Marylander's orchestra. 7:15 6:15—Topics in season. 325.9—KOA, DENVER—920. musical accompaniments. Mrs. Hinchcliffe expressed the Delivered 302.8—WQR, BUFFALO—990. 8:00 7:00—WEAF progs, to 11:00. 10:00 9:00—Brown dinner music. belief that her husband and his 348.6— WIP, PHILADELPHIA—860. 11:00 10:00—Highlander band. May Change Method B O L-. L M. LoewenstSih, who stabilized 6:80 6:38—Van Surdam's orchestra. 12:00 11:00—High school hand. “It is altogether possible t companion may have safely landed the franc in Belûm, comes to 7*.^ 6:38—Scieime service talk. 7-00 6:00—Story, vioHnisL songs. 499.7—WBAP, FORT WORTH-600. 8:00 7:00—"WEAF Dodge program. 8:00 7:00—Special studio recital. e ' near an outpost of civilization, and America and takes 22 rooms in a ^ J. E. WARFIELD 9-00 8:00—Newton radio forum. 8:30 7:30—Songs; piano recital. lOKK) 0:00—'WEAF Halsey Stuart hour 9:00 8:00—WJZ Maxwell hour. , )- :' l that they are being cared for by New Ifork hotel. Stabilizing quite a 10:80 9:SU—WEAF dance music. 315.6— KDKA, PITTSBURGH—950. 370.2— WDAF, KANSAS CITY—810. D 0 TeL 423. So. Manchester. S46.1—WMAK. BUFFALO—550. 6:15 6:15—Orchestra; baseball scores tures. Perhaps a disc A Eskimos. She ,1s living In the hope few francs in this countir. “too. 7- 00 6:00—Agitators; novelty prog.9:00 8:00—WJZ Maxwell hour. 7:00 G;00—Plano recital. 11:00 10:00—Goldkette’s dance music. h 7:46 6:4B-rBuffalo Symphony orch, 8- 00 7:00—WJZ retold tales. 11:30 10:30—Richfield melody artists. 8:00 7:00—Musical programs. 8"30 7:30—WJZ Ampico hour. 1:45 12:45—Nlghthawk frolic. 10:00 9:00—Orchestra; studio conoerL 9- 00 8:00—WJZ Maxwell hour. parent celluloid. 10:00 9:00—WJZ Michelin hour. 468.5— KFI, LOS ANGELES—640. lllOO 10:00—Dance orchestra; organist. 12:00 11:00—Pacific coast recitaL “Color and steroscoplc quality^ 461,3.^WNAC. BO8TON-6S0. 461.2— —WCAE. PITTSBURGH—650, will be combined in this new pro :00 8:00—Orchestra; piano recitaL 7:30 6:30—Address: reading. 1:00 12:00—N. B; C. entertalnmenL :00 7:00—Four Motormen quarteL 8-00 7:00—WEAl'" progs. (2% hrs.) 1:30 12:30—Fhllco hour; orchestral cess of exhibition and the sound 1 10:30 : —Studio organ recital 416.4-KHJ, LOS ANGELES—720. 6:15 7d6—Mrs. Wendall’s program. 9 30 12:00 11:00—Orchestra; songs; artists. synchronization, will reach a de 9:15 8:16-rBtudio musical program 280.2— WHAMi ROCHESTER—1070, 10:15 9:15—Two dance orchestras. 8:00 7:00—Tenor, pianist, 1:00 12:00—Dance music. gree of perfection unknown today.',’ 428.3—WLW, CINCINNATI-700. 8:30 7:30—WJZ Ampico hour. 336.9—WSM, NASHVILLE—890, POmeroy, who was responsible 9:00 8:00—WJZ Maxwell hour. 10:00 9:00—Pellettlerl’B orchestra. 8:80 7:80—WJZ Ampico hour. 11:00 : —Vendome Theater orch. for the sound effects in the avia 0:00 8:00—WJZ Maxwell hour. 10- 00 9:00—WJZ Michelin hour, 10 00 10:00 JUOO—WJZ Michelin hour. 10:30 9:30—Theater program; organist 12:00 11:00—Voice pupils: organlsL tion picture “Wings”, is conducting 10:30 ^:80—Studio concerts. 12-05 11:05—Homesteader’s orchestra. 254.1—WPVA, RICHMOND—1180. experiments to bring sound syn 11:00 10:00—Swiss Garden’s orchestra. 379.5-WGY. SCHENECTADY-790, 8:00 7:00—Virginians orchestra. 12:01 : —Weather; markets; time 9:00 8:00—WJZ Maxwell hour. chronization to a high point of per The Great Independent 390.8—WTAM, CLEVELAND—750, 11 01 ■>-> ^ V ' - 6:00 5:00—Dance orchestra. 6:00 5:00—Markets: baseball scores. 10:00 9:00—Vocal trio. fection. 6:30 5:30—Orch; baseball scores, 10:20 9:20—Orchestra soloists. '7:00—WEAF Dodge program. 422.3—KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—710. “The projectionist of the future 7:80—WEAF Sentinels orch. 7:30 6:30—Union College address. will be an engineer operating the ’■ ., •: .'.•''as*;' • 9:00;§15 8:0O—Floyd Bradley’s recital. 7:45 6:45—Studio musical program, 1:30 12:30—Neapolitan quarteL 9:30 8:80—Willard Cavaliers. 8:00 7;00—WEAF programs to 10:30 2:00 1:00—Orchestra two piatwa central station in a given district. 440.9—WOX-WJR, DETROIT—€80. 110:30 9:30—Buffalo studio concerL 344.6_WCBD, ZION—870. From this station wires will carry 8:00 7:00—Soprano, tenor; violinist. li:05 10:00—WEAF dance music. 9:00 8:00—Orchestra, chimes, vocal 11:30 10:30—Floyd Waiter, organlsL trio, male quarteL the picture and musical score 8:30 7:30—WJZ programs (2 hrs.) Secondary DX Stations. simultaneously to all of the thea Secondary Eastern Stations. ters within a given radius of the 608.2-^B EI, BOSTON—590. 348.6— WGBS, NEW YORK—860. 288.3— WENR. CHICAGO—1040. 6:45 5:45—Big Brother Club. 10:00 9:00—Y. M. C. A. concbrt. 6:00 6;00-^rgan; talks; stocks. station,” Pomeroy declared. 7:30 '6:30—WEAF programs to 9:00. 10:45 9:45—Brooklyn Free Musical 9:00 8:00—Orchestra, artists (2 hrs.) “The picture will be reproduced 8:09 8:00—Radio skit; chocolate drop Society string quartet. 305.9—WHT, CHICAGO—980. , on a new luminous, energized IDtitS 9:35—Kalis' dance orchestra. 11:00 10:00—Dance music: serenader. 10:00 9:00—Studio musical program, 246.6—WKRC, CINCINNATI—1220. 270.2—WLWL, NEW YORK—810. 12:00 11:00—Your Hour L e a g u e .__ screen which has already function 9:00 8i00—Dance orchestra, 7:00 6:00—St. Cecilia ensemble. 319—KOIL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—940. ed successfully in the experimental 9:30 8:30—Artists program. 7:20 6:20—Violinist: religious talks. 9:30 8:30—Old-time entertainers, work now being conducted. 10:01 9:01—Dance orchestra. 526—WNYC, NEW YORK—570. 11:00 10:00—Council Bluffs H. S. band 361.2— WSAI, CINCINNATI—830. 8:15 7:15—Pianist: songs; talk. 1:00 12:00—Male quartet; frolic. Finer Projection 10:HU y;00—WEAF Halsey Stuart prog 9:15 8:15—Baritone; health talk, 535.4— WHO, DES MOINES—560. “The experimental screen Is com 12;.in 11:30—Studio program. 9:45 8:45—Violin-lecture recital. 7:00 6:00—Wood’s dance orchestra posed of neon light tubes to which 265.3— WHK. CLEVELAND—1130. 10:10 9:10—Contralto: Bar Assoc. 7:30 6:30—Minstrel show. 8:354 7:35—L B. S. A, broadcasts. 365.6— WCSH, PORTLAND—820. 8:00 7:00—Programs with WEAF. thousand of electrical contacts are 11:00 10:00—Orchestra; ace brigade. 6:00 5:00—Stocks: market reports. 9:00 8:00—WJZ Maxwell hour. made. The present efforts have 7:30 6:30—WEAF progs, to 10:30. j 10:00 9:00—Jones piano program. 352.7—WWJ. DETROIT—850. ^ 10:30 9:30—WEAF dance orchestras. been done on a small scale. The for stock cats 7:30 6:30—Concert; baseball scoresr 468.5—WRC. WASHINGTON—640. 8:00 7:00—WEAF programs to 10:30. 8:00 7:00—WEAF programs (1 hr.) 405.2— WCCO, MINN., ST. PAUL—740, finish product will boast of mil 20:30 0:30—Studio dance music. 9:00 8:00—Potomac concert orch. 10:00 9:00—Hamline University prog. lions of electrical contacts and will 394.5—WHN. NEW YORK—760. 9:00 8:00—WEAF programs (1 hr.) 10:30 9:30—Singing orchestra. 10:10 9:10—Artists, music to 1:00. 10:30 9:30—Swanee syncopators. 12:05 13:05—Izaak Walton League. 'For Economy's Sake WTIC ... - - -I Travelers Insurance Co. Hartford 535.4 m. 560 k. c.

Program for Thursday 6:2f5 Correct Time, Summary of Program and News Bulletins. 6:30 Hotel Bond Trio — Emil ' Heimberger, Director. The Value Spot in South Manchester Three Bprlngly dance groups are scheduled',fpr th^ half hour of din ner music by. Emll Heimberger and ■ the Hotel Bohfi Trio through WTIC MW.h fT ± of The Travelers this evening. Roses, Shrubs and Gardens "Three Dances of Henry Eighth” are typical of the folk dance tunes We Are Now Closing Out on Our Stock of Roses and Shrubs. of .the English people of that time. “Three Nell Gwyn Dances” are of a Fine Assortment of Galvanized Watering Pots, The Dictator m9SP. o. t.to F A $Bc t o R V9S -decidedly lighter nature. “Suite Little Rose Gardens strong and well made. Gracleuae” is of still another type, tending more toward the Minuet 12 Assorted Roses 4 qt. size 8 qt. size ^ .X ■ ' ■ ■ movement. ROSES a. Thrfe Dances of Henry Eighth y traveling 5,000 miles in 4,751 conseefu- Erskine and The Dictator have made records b. Three Nell Gwyn Dances Hardy Stock tiye minutes, the Studebaker Dictator has uncûaled by any other stock cars at or near c. Suite Qracieuse , B 6:63 Baseball Scores »2.40 establish^ a record unequaled by any stock car their prices. 7:00 Sketches from Screendom. ' Large Âssortment of under $1400—comparable to the existing world 'pjjg high quality of materials, the precision “Sketches from Screendom from WTIC of The Travelers this even F^wering record of 5,000 imles in 4,559 miimtes made by workmanship, the rigid inspections ^ d the engi- ing will present a review of the Refrigerator Pans. the Studebaker Commander last fall. neering genius in the ^qebaker Dictator are Heavy Galvanized photoplay now showing at the Prepared Paints, Varnish, s i m u B S proved not only by ability to tjavel 5,000 Majestic Theatre In Hartford. In Stains, Full Pint And not one, but two Dictator Roadsters, connection with the review, close- fully eqtxipped, each traveled 5,000 miles in less miles in less than 4,800 consecutive imnutes, but ups of the lives and characteristics also by the fact that any Wetator can be driven of the leading actors also will be iC ea. than that number of minutes. Therun was made given. Items about these players under the supendsion of the "40 miles per hour as sOon;as are interesting and amusing. it Icavw the assembly line 7:80 Coward Comfort Hour from Contest Board of tiie Ameri- " _ can AutompUle Association. at the factory.'TThe en N.B.C. Studios. Cedar and Lemon Rice Straw gine and chassis dynamome 8:00 Dodge Brothers Program Oil Polish Brfore and after the run, FACTS from N.B.C. Studios. EXCELLO the cars were checked by the ter tests wNch Studebak^ 8:30 Capitol Theatre Presentation gives Dictator are an ex- 10:00 Halsey-Stuart Hour from are ideal for your porch or Tedmical Committee and regarding this run N.B.C. Studios. c pt. were pronounced strictly (toive Studebaker practice 10:30 Medical Talk under the Floor Mato camp. You should inspect ite: April 30-33. 1938. in cars of/this price class. } auspices of the Hartford Medical our large assortment. stock models. ~ tcei Atlantic City Speedway. Society—“Medical Care for Golden Glow Dust Many Delightful Patterns We invite you to inspect 27x54 inch in the ovai an^ Cans Two stock model Dictator Those Who Cannot Afford It”— Mops and Convenient *Size& r,. The New t^ctator wbidi is Dr. James P. Miller. ; straight styles ^ C L A IM S vs. F A C T S Roadsters. 10:40 Club Worthy Dance Orches Dittasiee: S.OOO miles covered by offered in 10 body models a t tra. ' each car. $11^5 to $1395 f.p.b; factory. 11:10 Correct Time, News and ^ Automotêadvertising is full Avaragt GtteXSctatoravan«ed63.l38 Bariced by Studebal^ris 76- Weather. of exiliBVal^t chJm a of per- Spffif; miles per hour—'■5,000 miles ^fonnance. But Studobêr * in 4,751 minutes! the other ye^ iûtation for quality Eels are g^êat travelers; at Complete Assortment of 3x(5 feet in the oval 61.313 m. p. h. Bach car dhdvslae,The Dictator offers night they often go overland, Paramount Aluminumware style. offers you definite FACTS covered 5,000 miles in lest wriggling along for miles* from pported by the certificate t l ^ 5,000 minutes. champiop performance at a one piece of water to another. or tba highest motoring . SsaietioHS Run made under sonetioo lom priee. and supervirioaof the Coa^ Goffie and See ailtiii^ty. Under A. A. A. V teat Board of the American Kdttei 9H four Prieo FieUs sigiendMion The Commander Automobile Al|6clation. Arthur A. Knofla P M tid ^ 1 $ ^ t o ^ 4 8 5 lhfl» m ide a record never ap- Officials of A. A. A. checked Adjustable Screens for those Odd Size Wjiidows, strongly made. earsbefoke and after toe run tlwiCoihawmlir 1435 to 1625 875 Main S t piOaêd fay ady Other ^ on andpronouncedtbeniptrictly Th»)Dieem»r 1195 to 1395 Galvanized or enameled, .. eairtii ($S*p00 m iles in less 8to« modtelsineveyitopect. 795 to 965 >? Insurance and Real Estate. ^jOc and 4 9 c tiimi minutes). The M f r l d i f «. k fita o rr LADIES For 815 Main Economy’s S t, South Let ns put Hood Special Rubber Sake Come 25^ iS&iaurjtineiit Stwes Manchester THE COtlKET AUTO CO. Hepls on your wood heel shoes. >. c:; / to Grant’s r n I ’ o \""rilLi(‘ S Conn. 20 BAST CENTER STREET* ' ' SOUTH MANCHESTER Hakes walking much easier. y . SELw rrz SHOE REPAIR SHOP nt, Selwitz Block, Herald Advertising Pays—Use It 'Comer Main and Pearl Sti-eets

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^'^7;.'-... . ■';Btani FOR. SALE OR *?zed 1 Takeh'tWft'T&tUB'OnAii-Order of the "st«ite-of Conhecti house, wlth^ garagej m d _ ^ d & >me-dl- ebhnty -of FOUND—COIN PURSE contalniiljr l a w n MOWBftS SHAftPENED small sum of money, on Main street. repaired, chimneys olsansA Key flb Wlndemere streets. TeL i m - 2 . . at 99T Owner may have same by paying InSr MtsB obsnsd,, for adv. Telephone 2061. grinding. Work oalled for, Harold j&fsasfrKSiS-SSftsifOuster s store. 96 Pino stlêt. South Clomioi 1,02 Nofth Elm atraet TeL Annonncementi 46^ ■ • ; ' ' f - ' ■ 5 5 ? „ r " ‘ wwet will W Thursday.v. s e w in g m a c h in e , repairing of To The f o r s a l e —m a in STREB'C, nice STEAMSHIP TICKBTS-^11 ,Pa^B of aU makes. Sl .9AA57, B. W. Garrard, 27 Edward s^r eL j bungalow. Just tbs plabs tor busi the world. Ask for Bailing ness Car washing and greasing novV ltl^W ^Ffelw ^ l-Gooi^. pates. Phone 760-2. Robert J, Smith. Phone 716. ; j i, ■ ■ equipment Garage (for ten oars) or Wares', *'and, ijiercijîidlse/ 'ge^w ally S i - 1009 Main street. ______used In’-Novelty' and" Gl^t bhops, as l a w n MQW BR ,ah'-"nenlng.’ i vvorkshdp SOKtO. Lot 22x279. Investl- I ,rd'a.y o< ’ lilne rates per day for transient Ing. Phonographs, clocks, eleotrlo, gata Call i Arthur . A ,, Knofla tot; are* contained in satd stpfe' formerly Aa(omobiles tor Sale terms and prloa Teh 722-2. 276 Main,! Clin by 'llatry. IL.Bkxhlow, as such -^'■Attest Constable. ftds cleaners, looks ■ repaired. Eey mak-| - Evehihg Herald Novelty •^;and G lff Stop, In addition, ESective Match IT, 1927 Ing. Bralthwalte;'62 P«Arl:BtT®®** Cash Charge f o r s a l e —1922 RED touring car. ■fOR'SALBo^NEW 6 ROOM bunga two found; tables.. ■ ...... * * | low, all ' tmproTsmsnta. Telephone Dated; at ^ n obester. wxwvxwxyww,M,vr«rags. papjsrs: and all kinds of lunk. FOR RENT—5 ROOMS and garage, at nounced. cannot b f Kuarantêd. our own 1600 disease *5®®> Call 982r4'. 1923 Nash Roadster. nested breeders, blood tested by 73 Summer street. Apply on A very complete program has 1922 Bulok Touring. premises. ______Index of Classifications State, and 100 per cent lr®« 5» been arranged, and not only in STOP PAYING RENT ■ 1922 Chandler 7-Pass. Touring. white diarrhea. Hea'vy layers ■ of Itooms Without Board Evening Herald Want Ads are now 1924 Chevrolet Touring. cludes several numbers by the full __ to qlasslflcatlons large eggs. Weekly hatches. Local FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement on orchestra, but contains a wide • WeOffer'for YourGonsideradon,, grouped accordmg 1924 Maxwell Coach. delivery. Phone Fred Miller, Man- ' ^ * - ' e>. . * ■ below and fo'r 'handy'Reference will 1923 Ford Coupe. Conn. 16 Clinton street. Inquire next door. In the nupi®Hoal order Indl- Chester 1063-3. Coventry. FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROO.M at variety of instrumental' numbers, appear 35 Birch street. Telephone 608. Five. room.single all modern and recently bttilt with gartg^- ^CRAFFORD'a u t o SUPPLY CO. (Brooders and Supplies),. FOR RENT—TENEMENT of 4 rooms and vocal solos. The assisting cated: A 5 minutes’ walk ttom Main street; 35>800 .terms. Births ...... Center and Trotter Streets FOR RENT—ONE OR TWO furnished and bath room. Inquire 143 So. Main artists. Include the Maxwell ^ n d o - B OLIVER BHO'I’ MERS day street, So. Manchester. Phone 1720. Engagements- - • C Tel. 1174 or 2021-2 from two year old hens. rooms. Inquire at 136 Blssell street lin club, under the direction of Brand ;hew single on Phelps Road, 6 rooms, steam heat, Marriages or telephone 177-3. • •SSSSSS4 D , Strain-Blood tested apd FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, all Thomas Maxwell, Leslie Larder, ‘loors: and’other up-to-date equipment. , Small cash payment. Deaths -----, . , f o r s a l e - 1920 SEVEN PASSEN white dlarrheA Oliver Bros- Clarks • S S S s's s's* E Improvements, garage, 26 Walker trombone soloist, Albert Pearson, Cards of Thanks GER Chandler Sedan, run 33^000 P'orter street, convenient to new School, In Memorlanl;t^^. F miles, good repair, good rubber, Corner. Conn. .______ApArtipents. Plats. Tenements «8 street off B. Center street, good bass. Brass quartet, from , High 1 good upholstering, $87. H. Morgan, location, rent reasonable. Inquire 30 'modern. 2 car garage, ?500 to ?700 cash, a good chance for g ^ Lost and F-biind BABY CHICKII— Best local- •took: school band, Mrs. Katherine Halil-* Innouncementa « s : « s e'A.A-s s s s si 2 ^hone 698. 42 ^Bigelow etreet. FOR RENT—2 ROOM suite. John.son Walker street nome. ' Personals ...Ji.v, . 8 popular breeds: guaranteed live de Block, wUh modern Improvements. day Howard, cellist, and others. « J^fomohflss d e p e n d a b l e USED livery; we do' custom hatching; tree 65 New single On Falrview street, 6 rooms, all modern, steim 4 catalogue. Clark’s Hatchery. Bast Apply, to Johnson, Phone 624 or to Houses for Bent The program is to begin at 7:30 Automoblipfc MANCHESTER MOTOR.SALES CO Janitor^ Phope 2040.______sharp, and indications point to a neat, fruit treed.' Price only $7,000. Small cash payment, AutomoblleSjrdW 6 1069 MalurSt. So. Manchester Harford. Conn. ______Auto Aocessorlbs-—Tires FOR RENT—8 ROOM teneiiJent. with FOR RENT—TWO FAMILY HOUSE, capacity audience. This program, in A well built' 6 room colpnial, oak floors, steam heat, 2 caT Auto Repairing—Painting J U u u-i nnrr-i - - Wanted— Pets-Ponltry-Stock 41 all Improyeipents. at 40 Russell five rooms, modern and recently re observance of National Music 7-A Tel. painted. Sfibimit street Phone 8‘30. garage, a pretyt home for^6,600, $500 to $700 cash. ^ Auto Schoolii 2 Anto' Accessories—Tires street. Inquire at State Armory. Week, is sponsored by Kemp’s Autos—Ship by Truck, . . . WANTED—SETTING hens, any quan 917. Autos—For: Hlr» 9 Wanted to Rent 08 Music House, local music dealers. Garages—Service—Storage 10 $16 b u y s ; COMPLETE set of four tity, Rhode Island Reds preferred. FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, all The Young Folks Community Motorcycles—Blcycle:< 11 Indian Shock Absorbera Free trial. Augusti^SenkhelL Tel. 1614, modern Improvements, at 158 BI- S ifiitb : 1009 Main St. ^4 12 WANTED—TWO OR THREE furnish orchestra, was organized by Mr. Robert J. ranted Aatos—Motorcyles The Indian *18 the finest shook ab drldge street. Inquire 30 Griswold ed rooms for light housekeeping. Kemp’s Music House, and regular Bnslnesa and Proftisstonal ierTloes sorber yet made. Ask Articles for Sale 46 street. Phone. 1087. ___ • Real fistnie, Insuraiifee. Steaiiishlii TIeftetB Business Services Offered ...... is Center Auto Supply Co., 155 Center. Private faip'ly preferred. Address ly holds its rehearsals in the local Household Services Offered ....• is -a Tel. 678.;, FOR RdJNT—PRACTICALLt brand Draewr 1. South Manchester, or call Building—Contracting ...... i* FOR SALE—PAIR OF double har- new S room flat all Improvements 2643. between 9 a. m. and 6 p. m. music store. Music lovers should Florists—^Nurseries ...... * i® B a s in g Services Offered 13 ■ nesses, two swivel plows, one trac and conveniences. Centrally located. make an effort to hear this lovely Funeral Directors ...... i® tor harrow, one I- horse farm wagon, Tel. 1519 OP call 25 St rant street. program by these splendid young 1 one 2 horse farm wagon, 10 s w l^ Heating—^Plumblflg—Roofing .. WANTED—ASHES to move. Help musicians of South Manchester. Ad THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: Insurance ...... 18 cow stanchions. W. ■ E. Clrcutt, APARl’MBN'rS—Two. three and four Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 19 load, and save mone^* Charles Coventry. Telephone. Manchester room apartments, heat. Janitor ser mission is free. ( ) Souroesof Salt ^ Moving—Trucking—Storage .... 20 Palmer, 44 Henry street. Tel. 895-3,. 1064-3. vice. gas range, refrigerator, in a- The program: 285 Painting—Papering ...... 21 door bed furnished. Call Manchester Cable Flashes ketche by Hessen; Synopsis by Briiacher 22 FLUFF RUGS made to order from f OR s a l e —3 CORDS hotse manure, A. 6 9 Professional Services ...... your old carpets, write for particu Construction Company, 2100 or tele epalrlng 23 one horse, 335 Lydall street Frank phone 782-2. Awake, A w a k e...... ' Cadman alloring—^Dyeing—Cleaning ... 24 lars. C. Schulze. 5 Chamberlain St.. Kneass. Call after 5 p. m. In Hunting S o n g ...... Lazarus ollet Goods and Services 25 Rockville, Conn.______NORTH END—5 room flat to rent, all fWanted—Business Service ...... 26 f o r s a l e —LOAM. Inquire Prank 'Improvements, 159 Oakland street or Orchestra CHAIR CANING NEATLY done. Price Damato. 24 Homstead street. Man Edacational right, •atlBfaotlo^guaranteed. North End'Tailor. The Message ...... Brooks I' ?- <"'*>'Irses and ClXSMk »•••••..••< 27 chester. Phone 1507. Foreign News Trombone Sqlo 28 Anderson. 68 Norman street. Phone HUDSON STREET. 6 UuOM tenement Private Instruction f o r s a l e - f e r t i l i z e r fqr lawn^ Three for Jack . . . . ; ...... Squire Dancing ...... • • •• • v*:*> • • * 1893-2. and garage, near Oopot. In good Musical—Dramatic ...'.'...... • • ^ ^ Karl Marks. 136 Summer street Tel. condition;" Modern Improvementa Bass Solo 30 WANTED-TEAM work, scrapping 1877. Wanted—Înstruction ...... cellars.. plowing, carting ashes, etc, Telephone 981*2 ______Ail* ...... F. Schubert Financial Tel. Seville, Spain, May 10.— Heavy 31 55 Blssell street. L. T. Wood, FOR RENT—SEVERAL first class When Swallows Homeward Fly Bonds—Stocks—^M'^râs®’* ...... 496. fog this inoTning delayed the start Business Opportunities ...... 32 Bailding Materials 47 rents with all improvements. A ^ ly of the long distance flight of the Brass Quartet Money to Loan ...... 33 Edward J. HoU. 865 Main street. Tel. Bourree in G Minor .... Bach Money Wanted ...... 84 Florists— N urseries 15 660. ______Spanish aviators, Captains Jlminez Help and Sttnntlons for sale—concrete bujiding and Iglesias, scheduled for 5 a. m., Song in the Night Help Wanted—Female. . . . .'y.'. • ■ 36 FOR ;S^LB—GOOD VARIETIES of blocks and chrmnSY blocks. Inquire 3 ROOMS FOR RENT at 170 Oak Orchestra 36 today. Help Wanted—Male Dahlia tubers. Mrs. J. R- L°^® Prank Damatb.* «4 Hpmeatflad street. street, all Improvements, hot water B. . Help Wanted—Male or Female.- 37 Porter street- Telephone 1829. Manchester.: Teldphone 1607. beaL Call______616-6 ______The destination of the fliers is Agents Wanted still unknown. They have publicly March ), Situations Wanted—Female . . . . «o f o r s a l e —3 YEAR OLD barbery avowed they are not going to fly Lullaby) Situations Wanted—Male ...... ” Kroogman bushes, $6.00 per 100. McAdams, 36 ------— ' - - - • ■ Wasley. 827 Main Employment Agencies -iv •*'* Griswold street Tel. 861-4. _____ call Stuart. J. to Havana because of governmental Live Stock— Pets—Ponltry—yeWcles street. Telephoqe 1428-2. Trio ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING appli opposition to a trans-Atlantic Dpgs—Birds—Pets FOR SALE-EVERGREENS, shrubs, Berceuse...... Goddard * • 42 ances. motors, generators, sow and flight. Live Stock—Vehicles . . . . . •» roses, hedging. hardy perenlals, repaired; work called for. E^quot NEW AVIATION SCHOOL However, it is believed they will Cello Solo There are three chief sources of salt. 3ome Ik ob- Poultry and Supplies . . • . •. • 43 bulbs and plants, at rearonable Consolation...... Mendelssohn Wanted — Pets—Poultry-^tock 44 prices. John McConvllle, 7 W ^de- Electrld Co,, -ipi Center etreet Phone tour the Spanish American repub ta'med by evaporation from the sea, some In the form For Sole— HIscellaacona m6re street, Homestead Park, Tele- 1693. Piano Solo 45 ’ New Haven, Conn., May 10.— A lics in South and Central America of rock salt from mines, some by pumping brine oiA df .Ârticlesiifor Sale ...... phone 1364-13. •'ground school for the Naval Air after they have reached Havana. C, Boats and Accessories • •' • • • 46 Hoasehold Goods 5t Cracker Jack) the’earth; Pictured here's a salt field in th^ south of Building Materials .; .’v.. . .. • 47 FOB' SALE — NURESRX STOCK— Reserve is being forfiied among Europe. The sea has been Ifet into shallow,beds.* As Diamonds—Watches?y-Jeweljy .. 48 Porsythla, Flowering Crab, T|ârlx, students at Yale University accord Gallantry ) 49 Golden Syrlnga, Bridal. Wroatb, ALL QUAKER COMBINATION and arT. O’Dell the s^t is deposited workers rake it out of the brine.^ Electrical Appllances-yRadl^ coal ranges, 40 per cent off. 60 days. ing to announcement here today, Fuel and Feed . ..49-A • Honeysuckle, Goldqn Al^r, E^r- Moscow, May 10.— King Aman- Mandolin Club ' r. Garden —Farm—Dal^-^'^frodUCtS 50 ' gre'ens, Carolina Poplar, H ydr^ges, This Is an unusual offer, and . ought linking up; with similar schools in ullah, of Afghanistan, left today for By NEA, Through Sptci»i pirmiyiion of tho Publiihtro of Thy Book of KnoWtedg*. Household Goods ...... 61 Wistaria, Flowering Currant, to meet with quick response. Must MassachusettB Institute of Techno Evening R evelry...... Grimshaw Machinery and Tools ...... 52 erlng Almond, Boston Ivy, Sêet make room. Benson’s Furniture Leningrad to Inspect Czarlst relics. Banjo Solo Musical Instruments ...... 53 Syrlnga, Barberry. Company. , , . - '_____ lo ^ , and Princeton. The aunounce- 54 menfsays that since these universi When Hearts are Gay) Office and Store Equipm ent...... bushes, A spara^s roots. Straw Paris, May 10.— August Gau- Shifting Shadows ) Sporting Goods—Guns ...... i 65 berry plants. Flowering p^nt^ ties fill the quota for their respec vain.lnoted historian, writing in the Specials at the Stores .> ...... 56 P6rennlal8t Annuals and Spring VERY SP EC il^’ on window sliades. arr. O’Dell 57 bulbs. Greenhouse plants and cut 75c shades for 67c, $1.26 HollMd tive air stations, “ it has been deem Jouâl des Debats today predicted Wearing Apparel—Furs • shades for $1.10, $1.00 shades fqr Mandolin Club Wanted—to Buy 68 flowers 'of all.kinds. Eltâl designs ed advisable to establish a station a League of Nations for the west R toms—Board—iBefei*—^Resort* for any occasion. Burke The FlorlsL 85c, all colors. Benson’s Furniture on the southern New England Indian Joe ...... F. C- Bradbury Reatanrhats Wayside Gardens, Rockville, Conn. Company. _ ' ern hemisphere similar to the j __Banjo* Solo coast.” league whose headquarters are at j Master) Rooms Without Board ...... ■ TeL 714-2. THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL—A group of, Boarders Wanted ...... boudoir chairs. An attractive pleqe Geneva. Collegisms ) Country Board—R e so rts...... 60 ■ Mo'vlng— Trucking— Storage 20 OFF FOB CLEVELAND I Hotels—Restaurants ...... ,.. 61 of bedroom furniture In rich eow^s arr. O'Dell 62 and pleasing design, hair flljed. Our Wan’ed—Rooms—Board ... LOCAL AND LONG distance moving own special made price $18 each. Rome, May 10.— Premier Mus Piano accompaniments and solo Rent Eatnie For l»n f * Philadelphia, Pa., Maj 10.— The 63 ’ by experienced me L. T. Wood, 55 The cost of these chairs Is^qurprls- solini has replied to the American in group “ B” by piano pupils of Apartments, Flats. Tanercuuts. Ingly low In comparison with their three members of the traUs-Atlantlc Business l.ocat'onp for Rent ... 64 Blssell street. Tel. 496. ____ . plane Bremen crew took off here proposals for a treaty outlawing Katherine Halliday Howard. f c - 65 beauty and quality. Hokhea war without committing^ Italy to Houses for Rent ...... PERRETT & GLENNBY moving sea Furniture Co.,> 649 Main street* TeL 'today'"-'in their monoplane F-13 Suburban tor Rent ...... 66 son Is here. Several trucks at your any definite position. Summer Homes for Rent ...... 67 ex* 1268, : ■ '___1 shortly’ after nine o’clock for Cleve 68 service, up to date equipment. Wanted to Rent ...... perlenced men. Phone 7-' Metal bed. spring and mattress $21. land on; the second leg of their eo FISHERMEN LOST Real E s ta te F o r Sal< Berlin, May 10.— Lilli Dillenz, 69 7 piece bedroom ‘ suite, $96, 8 piece American tqun The plane got away Apartment Buildings for Sale , MANCHESTER & N. Y. MOTOR Dis Jacquard living room suite ,$90, new Australn actress who is planning a Business 'Property for Sale . . . . 70 without Inishap heading northwest Belgrade, May 10.— Sixty fisher 71 patch—Part loads to and from New gas ranges at reduced prices. , trans-Atlantic flight, said today she Farms and Land for Sale York, regular «ervlce. Call 7-2 or WATKINS f u r n it u r e ÊXCHANGE as Baron von Huenefeld, Captain men were missing today following Houses for Sals ...... 72 had abandoned her intention . of . improvement in' 73 1282.*- Hermailn'i Kpebl and Major Pltz- a violent storm which- swept the Lots for Sale ...... hopping off at Baldonnel, Dublin, Dalamatiaa coast. Scores of fishing Here 4re women in salt-making came; when Resort Property for Sale ...... 74 Palnting— Papering Airplane'oil;-'ls; now being made m.arurice ' waved farewell to the Suburban for S a le ...... Y5 small crovnl'that had* gathered at and would fly from Lisbon. She said craft' were* lost in the storm and someone thought of 76 from locusts, ''and It Is 'sald that Russia' at work in the] Real Estate for Exchange ... the.'Phfladeipbla'Navy Yard’s Air she would try to , fly either to Nfew several houses were destroyed at evaporating the brine by Wanted—Real Estate •••••••• 77 GEORGE E. STURTE'v ANT and Sons, this oil win remain liquid at lower York or Philadelphia, Ragusa, Italy. crystalUiihg beds. They A u c tio n — Legal Nottcee painting and Interior decorating, temperature than any-othfer. port to'see thein oft. shovai the salt into small boiling it;; This is cAtlkd Auction Sales ...... prices reasonable, work guaranteea. Legal Notices ...... 198 Bldrldge street TeL 1922-5. piles as the sun evapo the pan-drying pr6cess- By Frank Beck rates the’ brine. GAS BUGGIES—Pessimism vs. Optimism I TOLD YOO/COLOSRIP ONE THINS', TKAflS' ANOTHER SUCH AN ALIBI DIDN’T SO INTO DETAIIS. NCfT SO SURE THIHS . ASIDB PROM ALEC WILL EXPLAIN THE FROM THE BRAINY FOR THE THE GREY HAIRS IT ALEC SMART, AND NINE HUNDREDTH T’RE INNQCEbrr. , HOW,, DEAL' LATER. BUT HE ANOTHER,! HA/ENT SAVE ME, 1 AM STILL DID SAY THE KALE WILL MR. COLOGRIP. TIME , I ASH YtXJ, :0!Lrr TOAT MONEY. I WE’LL forgotten the HUKULUaTION BE coming ^ IN SO FAST, a n d you EJÊCT WHY HOLD IT SHOULD* GO THROUGH ALL GET ALL' WE WE^f^ THROUGH , f WHEN. SOON, IT’ LL BURN OUT m e t o ' » Ag a iMs t t h e m , THAT, SO I OOULP iTHat jack t b y in s t o convince > THE BEARINGS OF bubbling o v e r WHEN nr WAS GRAB -THEIR HAND BACK, AND y o u r s o - c a lle p OUR ADDINS MACHINE WITH eagerness rWsty who < AND SAY..ri, PLENTY WHERE!] frIenos it WASUn* k e e p in g TABS TO FORGIVE AMD DID THE OIRTY FORGIVE YOU.’ MORE FORGET THE WORK. YOU WHO SOT BESIDES., ON IT. THEIR MONEY. ^ ^ ® ' PAST. w : " ETÊNT^ THURSDAY, MAY 10, 192R By Percy Xfc Ctoahst PPBR F A m Y SAYS: S^SE aod NONSENSE SKIPPY ' sk^ t v a t a \CVPftJC c u FOf^ fS tftiv Acu/W^ Husbands would be made better JDUS6N66(?Ryfi ouyer«e€RR> furnace. tenders- if the radio set. I HOW MUCH ------A m were down In^ the cellar. Not so iTH6 C«(CK6N MRS* gARKCN7USr<*J J .sure; keepihg the bottle capping CUPSFULfOft T/M6 X' COH$ IH tontrlvance- down there hasn't help OlRN.MfiS. ed any. 8A(?»C6NtEeN? A s to tie 7 If mushy sopranos and bawling baritones were eliminated from ra dio musical programs and prefer- N \ vcnce given the violin and piano, many listeners with sensitive ears would count themselves fortunate.

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A venerable old Scot purchased a little radio set, and a few days lat* er his friends asked him how he liked it. “ Well, it’s aw rlcht to listeh to,’’ he replied, "'but those bulbs'are nae iKa.u.s.pifr.orr. so guid to read by.” m s . P «rej L. OtMbr, Ctntnd P nM Amm^ O ita a BY NEA sawKC, m u mm Amerlpanispi: Listening over a Reckless driving sometimes has 1300 radio set to hear a 76o record West Toonei^lle News Item 'Ey Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE an elevating influence. played on a 575 phonograph. By Gene Ahem W ife: “ I mended the hole in your trousers pocket last. night af ter you had gone to bed, John, dear. Vou MBM 60 Now, am 1 not a thoughtful little AMALBAMAtBP VBMOIL,^ o f dl-TY m ap a isiARôW V \ wife?” ■RIOHY AlteAP Wl-fH NbUR-tALK ^ 112-50?-*' ;\AU’ Ar^y-tiM . e M?, •Husband (dubiously): “ Well, er- ^ S d A f ^ T lP d is/ ^ A R v - ye’es, you are thoughtful enough, OM OLP-TIKES, ^ 60SH, \4ELL BloMPE ' my dear; but how the mischief dirt HYPÂN/r. v\ Al^^ FAftPoM ME VdMiLE I pa>MVcHA fs I Bov. akT Sour blimp •you discover that there was a hole ------=— ^ o - sei& u iHa y - tH' Stock MAUkBt THIS ONE’S PRETTY in my pocket?” GNB Ml^ Y M ’ VteAJ>,-*VOU'P BBttgR PIP HM-M •tip ? -IP A BUV VOURSBLF SOMB A BABY DOLL is sometimes a Of the twenty-two million let 4-- —/W AMAL6AM/Wfep PBMCIL UP oF-Tvt’ m isHBp puzzling sort of person, but today’s ters sent to the Dead -Letter Office 60MB FOR letter golf puzzle is fairly easy to at Washington last year, there -THnss ponTT^^-^-rHA-t SOME OF PROpUCtS OiF-tHoSB" undei-stand. Par is a mere five and wasn’t a bill in the batch. THi-fS MB ^75: AMBAP OF -THA-f *twio compamibs,-*^ you’ll find one solution on another -*-^PBMClLS AU* A . page. One thing about airplanes: They SrfgRlFF ; cannot suddenly back out of a cen AttP AdAb^ ÎKl BOUJL-THAt -fiM CUP, VOU'LL ter parking space. CtO^P-THRBB-QUARrnSRS CAM USB MBBP 'BM OUB OF B A B -THBSB PAVS!:r Y A Manchester woman says she poS>* PLUS, ÛM-M.-fH/rT^ ^7.50 ’ 50MB doesn’t want her husband cured MORB!-^ Û7.?0 FoR-tH’ MORB y > from talking in his sleep, but she SU6AR! would like to give him something li/v-r that would make him talk a little plainer. -a r- Lives of great men all remind us, r.-.. - As their pages o’er we turn, 'r That we’re apt to leave behind us Letters that we ought to burn. ' Harry F. Sinclair, with ^ little more money, would have leased the national Capitol for an office build D o ■L,' L ing. i l TTHB RULES. The most* satisfactory on^piece bathing suit is the one .the small 1— The\ idea of letter golf is toboy uses far from the maddening change one word to another and do crowd. it in par, a given number of strokes. Thus to change Cow to Hen in three A modern mother is one that can strokes, COW, HOW, HEW, HEN. hold safety pins and a cigarette 2— You can change only one letin her mouth at the same time. 1 ■ ter at a time. . 3— You must have a complete Some girls are too young to ( 3 word, of common usuage, for each know better, but they are willing to jump. Slang words and abbrevia learn. ' tions don’t count. 4— The order of letters cannot Talk is cheap, but not to a yopng be changed- . .. man who has a girl at the other end of a long distance wire. ; /o RCQ.U.S.PAT.pni'.J: IfbRrTuMB SMI LBS \\ C'Fontaine Fox* The Bell Synd ’OKi j' .-'A man' can die and escape .his “ The old. woman doesn’t always enemies, but his fool friends are keep my socks in repair, but moat I almost certain to “ help” rthe widow of the time she does her darndest.” with the estate. By Crane Most men don’t mind being lied WASHINGTON TUBBS II about, but they cannot stand the • I “ I don’t understand your letting — f J. young Perkihs niarry your daugh truth told on ’em. ^ ter. I thought you were enemies.” “ Yes. And now he will have my Old bachelors, grass widows and yo^ Tv\e OVER XJBOVI IT wife as his mother-in-law.” other êese go in flocks. , UOMA OP£»d B U ^ t 6 D / , ' A proposal is like a telephone— We no longer hear anything that a ring,at the end of the llnd. shocks us. »’fA' pmidCr^F o b u ! A lA f' -I

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!(i> V ACG O 1 Wt 0¥f. jO o> sf.» *»t«w»ce. By Small SALESMAN SAM Andf Hi^’s Gonna Keep It READ THE STORY. THEN COLOR THE PICTURE (40 I BOSS tAADe M e The Tinymitea then quickly went Right soon a bullfrog joined it. «A O A POWK W ff 'oAt K ‘ '^6b0D ^AORMI^l^ LADV 1 0 h ,( WOULOM'T I'M AWFUL SOESV, BUT VdOOLPM'T — PROMfSe TA BRiMe back to the garden where they They were funny as could be. lU* V1A«0» VRSIADW,. - OOTGHA, eova'03A U K e ,T A BE tAlMDs^lWME \ CAK'T SELL YWOSe* spent an hour or so at work, and “ I’m scared,” cried Clowny, full of Sa m a AM' OOM'T VSRiSeT, 60*L1.t A COSTOfAER. 9 OKE O' WEB6E tOU'DUKE. o u t , vm V CAM! T H O H B T H ‘ then one said, “ Let’s rest, and fear. “ What is that buzzing right V a PR0WISC6 edcLVoo'.o d o .t iP Y K E K E * SOCAE CAOeAiSES \ WAVE OMEOP 6ACOf4 V play.” A daisy walked right up and near here?’! The Tinies looked and SOMeKEAt, 0CSlM««4T't>AVc- IfdSTeAD = - YHe SLABS’? said, “ Oh, thanks for fixing up our shortly found it . was a bumble bee. errref*. ser soiw’ bed. The garden looks Just wonder “ Oh, don’t be scared. I under ful. You’ve all done well today, stand," said Scouty, “ he is in the "And, now, we’ll give you quite band.” And, sure enough, the bee a treat, that is, if you like music buzzed down right by the cricket’s sweet. We have a little orchestra side. A turtle then craWled out real tlmt plays fine melody. ’The tunes slow. I f all was quite a dandy are queer, I will admit, but with show.” Upon the turtle’s back I ’ll \ the flowers they make a ,hit. You drum,” a small grasshopper cried Tinymites can all sit down, and'.you: ■; And then the band began to will slTortly see.” ,;r play, Which made the Tioies shout, So, on the grotmd the Tinies. sat. “Hooray 1” The bullfrog croaked Said one, ‘‘What do you' think of the cricket chirped; the big bee that? We’re going to have some buzzed real loud. With cat-tails, on fl music. It will make me want to the turtle’s back, the grasshopper dance. Bring on your orchestra,^’ he beat a crack, crack, crack! Said cried. “ AJl right,” the. daisy then Scouty, “ If that band was mine, I 1 surely would feel prOud.” replied. “ Now>. all: of you , be pa- > - _ tlent. Glve^.Jhe^ players, all a V. A little cricket then hopped out;i> (The Tinymites see a flower I ^ and took itsjtidee and IbpkedMouL^'dMce Ja tho nekt

Ijh: 'I- .V>- ■ ^ --ft'- PAGE SESTEEN # a n r l i f 0tp r E tff ttUttf DANCE WiflST AND DANCE WINS WITH PHEASANTS. Given For Benleifttof Polish >A. O.. TOMORROW SIGHT TACHJES TURKEYS At Turn Hall THURSDAY EVG., MAY 10 City View Dance HaD i 'WEIMAirS 05CHB8TRA Good Will Club, 5th Dist. Starting TditightirA t:;. ' Good Time for All. '6 Prizes. Refreshments. S6c., August' Senkbeil, Undismayed By Others*. Failures, to OLD FASHION DANCE BAUOON DANCE Raise Gobblers. V ■ -\ August ^Senkbeil, who was the City View Dance Hall Manchester Green first president of the Manchester Pish and Game Club, is now devot Keeney Street Saturday Evening, May 12 ing all his time to raising poultry THURSDAY EVG., MAY 10 BEHREND’S ORCHESTRA and pheasants. For the former he Geo. Nell’s Orch.—Adm. 50c. Beebe, Prompter.—Adm. 50c. finds a ready local-market and the pheasants he is - selling to game There will be a special meeting clubs throughout Connecticut and / of the Girls’ Friendly Society of In other states. gt. Mary’s Episcopal church in the He now plans going into the ABOUT TOWN parish house at 3.: 30 tomorrow aft ,ernoon at -which time plans for a turkey business and has a small supper to be held May 18 will be number to start oiff with. He has The adoption degree will be discussed. made special arrangemeqts for the ■worked on a class of ten candidates care of the turkeys, which has by Miantonomah Tribe of Red Men . Hose Company No. 3 of the proven a hard bird to raise in this at its meeting in Tinker Hall this south end lire department had a section. evening. The degree team is request still alarm at 3 o’clock yesterday Reconditioiied in the Same Factory Where Originally Manufactured ed by the degree master to report at afternoon. A chimney fire was put India’s death rate is three times 7:30. The meeting ii to open at out at the home of William Pitkin as high as ours. ' 8 o’clock. on 54 Pitkin street. Chemicals were used. i Twelve tables were filled with players at the Bon Ami club’s whist As a result of the success of the Everyone held last evening in the hose house. dance at the Manchester Green The door prize was won by Mrs. Community club hall Saturday Elizabeth Douglas of Talcottville. evening, when 108 persons paid ad Guaranteed The highest scores were made by mission, it has been decided to Mumnum dasher Mrs. Annie Smith of Talcottville continue the dances for a few to Give and Thomas Davidson; second weeks longer at least, Saturday prizes were won by Mrs. Wallace night there will be a novelty dance. Hilliard of Andover and Alonzo .' Mrs. G. H. Keeney’s piano pupils Satisfactory, Foreman. A social time followed will give a recital at the South i?:' end doughnuts and coffee were Main'street school tomorrow even - Wear X served by the committee in charge. ing at 8 o’clock. Parents and friends have been invited to attend. The breakfast Hike which will be taken by the members of Cheney The Pickett Motor Sales have de Brothers’ Girls Athletic Association livered a Durant sedan to James will be held May 20 instead of next McKay of Clinton street. Easy Pa:^enti^ $ 5 Down and $5 a Month ■Sunday as stated yesterday. The v' • I hike is to Clifford D. Cheney’s log ■ i si”/'. cabin in Glastonbury. The C. B- These cleaners are so like new you’ll think they’ve never been used before. The fact A. A. girls will have baseball prac WATKINS BROTHERS X - tice at the West Side playgrounds that these Viacuum cleaners have been rebuilt and; reconditioned in their own factories is at 6 o’clock next Mohday night. your positive assurance-that they are rebuilt in a'better way and are in perfect working The Girl Reserves of Ce^nter Con f u n e r a l condition. Rebuilt with New-Brushes—New Bags—^New Cords—New Parts...... gregational church will give a mothers’ party tomorrow evening SALES and SERVICE I • / at 6:30.- '4. d ir e c to r s Three Nationally Known Makes: ^ The drama “A Double Proposal” I ilO, which was to be presented at the Robert K Anderson North Methodist church Friday HILLERY BROS. night by a group , of nine men and Tel. 1107 women from . tho,^ West Stafford Phone: ^00 or M8-? Congregational church unuer the 384 Htfd. Road, So. Manchester I auspices of the Missionary Society royal eureka hoover of the local cluircn, has bevn post pone two w^eks, un^l May 25. Hale’s Vacuum Cleaners—Basement

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U se a •k Covers FILMS Now! DKVKLOFEU AND PRINTED Sate Deposit Box 24 HOUR SERVlCjE Film Depdaii Iktx dC Stord Entrance The cost of this security «8. 98, Regular $12.^ 'and convenience is only KEMP'S See if your car a^few cents a mieek listed here: Dodge De Luxe Sedan NO-flOE (1927-28, 4 door) Oakland Sedan or TO THE PUBLIC The Manchester Trust Co, Landau ,(1926-27, 4 door) Great reduclloiiB on shoe repair South Manchester, Conn. A ing. You can save 50 to 00% on Studebaker Big 9 each Job in this place. Men’s soles Oewed on ... .$1.00 Broughpi. ... (1927, witlti^t arm Ladies’ soles sewed on ... .75c rests, 4 dior). We ase the best leather that ^ ^ -y ' money can buy. The very best rubber heels used, Goodyear and Bufek Miêl ’27 and O'Sullivan’s. Free shine with every ,ÔtXSSXX%9SSSSXX%%SXSX%XXX%%XSS%XXXXXXX%SSSXSSXXSXSaaS:\ ’28 SedfUi ;. X job. Work done promptly at the X I (4 door, ’ Standud 3 Boston Shoe Repair passengcir)^ Xv PUON B'uick Standard ’28 /I Shop . Coach (2 door, model 29» 5 105 Spruce St., Near Bissell St. THINGS TO CAT passenger) , GOOD Pontiad Seddh FRANKNESS (4 door, 5 pdssenger) More Than- The customer who pays hla money for an arti - Buick Standard 6 cle, finds the article different from or Inferior to what he expected, and then shuts his teeth on the SediuV."XX^ disappointment, is acting within his rights, of The RIOHT Fabric8-.-the RIGHT Styles (1926-27,- 2 do6r, 5 course. But just the same he Isn’t giving the sell passenger, ;'Model20) Ever With The er quite a fair break. It isn’t exactly sporting. • t » i. A store that Is banking everything on build at-die lUGHT lî»§Thal?s Wirdinwr Ford Bedan ing and maintaining a reputation for quality and (1923-26, 4 door) squareness of dealtog loses a point in the score Coming Season every time a customer gets something “not just ,1ERE are chess^ cheaper , than WIRTHM so price, Nash ’26-’27 Coach . right.” Pinehurst tries very hard to make these alone can’t Ee their natiorj-^de, year-; (Model 233 (^ 263) You will want to look your instances as rare as is humanly possible. Human Tound popul^ty.^ wearers .wU welcome ly possible, mind. That means, of course, that mis Nash ’27 rad ’28 most charming to match the takes sometimes occur. Each one means one of news of the arriv^fofsumpaerynKêls-r^d be here those lost points. Advrace Sedan brilliancy of every event. Unless the customer gives us a chance to cor h ri^f andjemiy tahoi^w iot cKbicest selections. ' ^ (Model 270, 4 door) rect the error. - — If a mistaken sense of delicacy prevents the ' ' o ' t Yoii Wlio*Hkve Never Bought - ^ . Oldsmobile Ck>ach X customer from letting us know about such cases, Wirthmryrs-ôrne Tomorrow! I J v / l w C / V X ’26-’28 ' what show have we got to keep our score clean? ‘ Frankness Is an absolute essential in modern ^ You’B m b T i C S (2 door, 5 passenger) business—frankness on both sides, seller’s and Crysler’27 Sed£n x buyer’s. Lack of frankness has made more trou Avenge. . . A04Z eo!«8. theb »upetb wqrlcman^p ^ (Model 50, 4 djw ) ble in the world than allhost anything else—be Large . . . . 44-4« VALUB-^ i woderJlOW Aey .nn be tween individuals, nations, parties ' to transac r ■ Chrysler 6!| Sedhn c tions. ;4€iSto52» off^ fee only ONE, dollar. TUBFASTCOIOM If you get anything at Pinehurst that’s "not ■ - -X, -X': (1926-27-28^^ 4 dcSor) Just right” there’s no way for us to make you tell ■, .■■■' . ' There is just one, way to last us. But for the sake of our reputation, with you .'■Ci'W Main Flocv if with no onfi else, we sincerely wish you would. Hale’s Wash 'V;'» - ing an4 peliect smartness and that it with a permanent wave FRESH FISH Kt-'r Won't you conie in and talk : ■ i--. the matter over with us ? Forty Fathom Halibut Mother^s Day Cards ]îlet of Sole Mackerel J* ■ ' Filet of Haddock Steak Cod \ Dressed Flounders Sliced Cod ,5c to Slheach State - Dressed Haddock Salt Cod ^ Smoked Filet of Haddock Salt Mackerel Main F low ^ Specials^“Royal Lunch, 2 lb. box .^.... .33c ‘ ^ 'X------;! ^ u ty Parlor Fresh Large Eggs ...... 40c doz. r A-. 753 Main St.i Phtme 1941-2 (Wholesale Egg Market up 4c, a doz.) State Theêr Buildmg; •^’’1 *' * • v.i> • i r ^ - . x - - . » i* \ ^

FURTHER FIGHTING Mother-In-Law Dies Leaving to AGAIN CALL $125,000 to Husband De­ LIHLE ABOUT WIFE for WHOM Clared Dead

FURTHER FIGHTING Mother-In-Law Dies Leaving to AGAIN CALL $125,000 to Husband De LIHLE ABOUT WIFE for WHOM Clared Dead