; -T ^ WEATHER T : J n e t p r e s s r u n rorepact by W««t^jr Bm u. AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION Hartford. for the Month of March, 1930 \ Partiy Oiottdy .and pqnt|atied opM tonight; Friday fair. 5,511 , '■ Blenibera of the Audit Dareaa of Clrcnlnttons PRICE THREE CENTS SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1930. FOURTEEN‘ PAGES VOL. XLIV., NO. 175. '(Claimed Adverttslng on Page 13) SENTENCE LORENZ; FAMOUSCOACH Florida’s Unwelcome Guest—Capone PRESIDENT ADVISES SAYSDRYLAW DIES ON GALLOWS CALLMUTIA ISU A llD R E DISPUTE AUGUST 12th. Bill Roper Declares Threaten to Kill Score of WARSHIP CAPTAIN |(j|gf Executive Takes Hai^ I Secret Drinking Makes Guards If Not Released Hartford Youth Who Killed DAUGHTER OF DUCE COMMITS SUICIDE . > ^ ^ I Parents Fearful of Send- from Cage; IVouble Final In Controversy at White His Friend Found Guilty of IS MARRIED TODAY H ^gs Hiii)self in , His Cabin House Breakfast; Snti^ I ing Children to College. ly Averted. Just -teore British Crjaiser Murder in First Degree; S ta ^ for target Practice. BULLETIN With Senator Watson That Washington, April 24.— (A P .)— Portsmough, Eng., April 24.— His Statement at the Trial Miss Edda Mussolini Be Testimony that prohibition has fail (A P )—Tragedy came to the Columbus, Ohio, April 24.— British.cruiser Champion lying ed to prohibit in American colleges Lower Branch Should Act (A P )—Attorney General Gil at her berth here today. comes Wife of Count Ci- and neighborhood settlements, and Hartford, April 24.—(AP) — bert Gettman left Ohio. Peni The eraser was to have gone that Ontario province across the out on firing practice during the First— To Take Dp Mat Henry O. Lorenz who killed Nils E. tentiary hastily this afternoon border In Canada abolished its bone fbrenoon, out a short time be Anderson in Wethersfield on March ano— Simple Ceremony. to confer with Governor Cooped fore she was due to steam away dry regime because it didn’t work, ter Within a Week. 31 and who had pleaded guUty to on a proposal to suspend Pres ' her Commanding officer, Cap murder in the first degree before a was given the House judiciary com tain Richard Martin Welby, Rome, April 24 — ^AP)— Benito ton Tbonoas temporarily as court of three judges was convicted mittee today as its long prohibition vfM fou^d hanging dqad In the Washington, April 24.—(A P I- Mussolini, premier and dictator of warden. The • action was taken bathroom of hls cabin. The door this afternoon as Indicted. He was hearings neared an end. Taking a hand in the tariff contro Italy, this morning gave his daugh when several thousand, prisoh- had' tP forced to reach the sentenced to be hanged at the State W. W. Roper, head football coach j commander who was hanging versy, President Hoover at a con ter Edda in marriage to Count at Princeton, describing himself as j ers announced they would re Prison on August 12. by a rope , tied to a bolt in the ference with Republican Congres Galeazzo Ciano, secretary of the a teetotaler and a worker for tern- j volt against Thomas’ rule. Lorenz and Anderson were close ceiling.* I sional leaders today sided with Italian embassy at the Holy See and perance, said secret drinking had They charged the warden with Artificial respiration was ap friends but on the night of March thrown bad Infiuences about the Senate chiefs and approved a di 31 they went out In a car to discuss son of the Italian minister of com “cruelty’’ and held him re plied, but without success. young men and women in colleges, Here’s one tourist for whom the state of Florida didn’t hang out any It was understood farewell rect vote by the House on the cem- some matter which was not clearly munication. and had made parents fearful of the “Welcome" signs. He’s Mr. “Scarface Al'’ Capone. The prominent sponsible in part for the 318 troverted export debenture pro cxplsdned during the trial. ■ letters were left> by Captain The church of St. Joseph which la result. Chicaeoan Is shown above in the first picture taken of him since, armed fatalities in the prison fire Welby who was between 40 and vision put in the bill by the Senate Anderson's body was found in a Speaking for the Rlis Neighbor n Duce’s parish church was crowd with a federal Injunction that constituted h^s passjiort through Florida, i disaster. 50. *.He had been promoted to over his objection. field. Lorenz fied In his, car and hood Settlement In New York,- Mrs. ed with dignitaries. It was decor he arrived at his huge Miami estate on vacation. Governor Carlton had the rank of captain in Decem The Congressional pilots attend was arrested at Windsor, Ont., an Jacob A, Rlls declared In a letter ated with beautiful tapestries from ordered his arrest and deportation. But, here you see the racket czar, Columbus, April 24.— (A P )—As ber, 1928, He was appointed to ed a breakfast conference with the brought back. He confessed to put into the record that “the im annarentiy at peace with the world, resting from the strain of that big the Capitoline palaces and with investigators of the Ohio Peniten the (Jhampiou last October. President after the Serate . and slaying Anderson but claimed it possibility of enforcing an impossi nierger with the “Bugs” Moran Interests, by which aU Chicago was divid palms and fiowers. tiary fire today continued their House leaders had quarreled over was done during a quarrel. The wedding party drove from ble law" was having a demoraliz After indictment, Lorenz elected ed Into two parts. *______i probe into the disaster which took which branch should act first on the premier’s home. Villa Torlonla, ing effect among the poor of the the tariff bill differences between to be tried by three judges. Yes a life toll of 318 convicts, thd gen to the church, where Signorina Edda great city. them which were left unsettled by terday when called to the bar he eral spirit of unrest in the prison led the procession on the arm of Canada’s Experience YOUTHS CONFESS their- conferees. pleaded guilty, . her father-in-law Count Ciano, The flamed into open revolt against, dis Anderson had lent money to Sir Henry Drayton, head of the cipline. After a night of disquieting Senator Watson, of Indiana, the gropm followed escorting Donna PLANET X IS DESCRIBE) majority leader, insisted that the Lorenz and the motive for the homi Liquor Control Board of Ontario reports, some 2,000 convicts In the Rachele Mussolini. Then came‘the House act first. House spokesmen cide was presumed by state pollcs province, told the committee that idle house threatened open warfare premier himself with Countess were reluctant to submit to this to be resentment at Anderson s de the province had gone from prohi if they “were not released immedi Ciano. bition to government control after procedure. manding payment, The bride and groom proceeded to SIMPLY FOR FIRST TIME ately. They said they would kill the Sides With Watson Yesterday however, County ue- multiplying hip fiasks and an inun score of guards in the cell block If the altar to the music of Enrico dation of illicit liquor had. convinced Mr. Hoover listened to the dis tective Hickey in his testimony said Bossi’s wedding march played by they were not turned loose'from the Caught in Darien They Tell the people that they needed some TROUBLES OF FARMERS cage into the yajrtl. cussion and sided with Watson. Lorenz told him while at state, the organ and an instrumental more effective method of supervi Accepting the decision, the House prison that Anderson had threaten quartet. They knelt before the altar IS BLAMED ON DIETING. In the yard itself another disorder sion. Astronomer Tells Abput It in will take up the conference report ed to tell the father of his, Lorenz s, and received the initial blessing of I occurred. Some 100 convicts con Of Breaks Made in Vari R6per appeared as one of the re Chicago, April 24.— (AP)—Ar- fined temporarily In the ch^>dt a week from today. Separate votes sweetheart, “something." Monslgnor Glovenale Pascuccl the buttal witnesses for the wets, and will be in order on the Senate’s pro Today Lorenz, In his own behalf parish rector. Layman’s Language; Will , thur M. Hyde, secretary of agri were inflamed by Incendiary the letter from Mrs. Rlls was pre- culture suggested to the Chicago speeches made by leaders: 'These ous Places. posal for the export debenture farm said that the loan was not the cause Marriage Ceremony relief principle and on the Senate’s sented by the wet managers. Sir, Commercial Club last night that men were from the cell block where of the klUlng. He said Anderson had After he had read the brief cere modification of existing flexible Henry, who still was on the stand I Be Visible for the Next I widespread dieting is in part re a majority of the victims died. Na threatened to tell his sweetheart s mony uniting them In marriage a at the noon recess, said he appeared I tional Guard officers and prison of Darien. April 24.— (AP.)—Two tariff provisions. low mass was said and the nuptial sponsible for the troubles of the father “ sometiiing" and in the scuf for neither side but by Invitation of ficials attempted to quiet them. Both propositions were voted In fle which followed, he, Lorenz, pull contract signed In accordance with farmers. confessed bandits, armed with load Chairman Graham. | Hundred Years. “If there were diet experts In Suspension of one penitentiary to the bill by the coalition of Senate ed out a gun and shot his friend. the terms of the Lateran treaty ed regulation Army revolvers, to Democrats and western Republican which gives the ecclesiastical mar fluencing the people what they guard, and a recommendation' ’ that Lorenz when asked by Presiding another be suspended was an day were captured in. a stolen car Independents over the expressed riage civil effect. Tucson, Ariz., April 24— (AP) — should eat there would be no Judge Newell Jennings If he had farm product surplus,” said Sec nounced today by Warden 'Thomas. here as they were driving over the opposition of the President. anything to say hesitated for a few Witnesses for the bride were the A description of Planet “X" herald Ratos Ignored Duce's brother Amoldo Mussolini WET ORGANIZATION retary, Hyde. He said he bad suspended Guard Boston Post Road towards Ne\v ^ House minutes and then said: “I did ed a8 the ninth planeterv member Edward C. Kerr, for Intoxlwtfoo and Prince Don Giovanni Torlonla, York: 'The m«p, Leo 19, of bredkfast parley reported that oifly have Intent to klU him." o4-th«. solar system, in which the re-, last nlgnt. - - Sentence Pronounced. ... for the groom Diso Orandi, T e s t e r 347 Llsljon street, Lewiston, Maine, the procedure came up for discus of foreign affairs and Count De- cently discovered astronomical body Guard Captain. Harry .'Tv Lauk- The sentence of death by hanging hart recommended tHat Guard Roy and'George Gilbert, 20, o f 9 Hill sion and that no^e of the rates vecchi, Italian ambassador to the was said to be about the size of the was talked of at the state prison on August 12 Holy See. earth, and to require 3,2CK) years to AHEMPT IS MADE C. Minshall be suspended. He Block avenue, the same city. charged the guard had failed to Shortly after the White House was then pronounced. complete a circuit of Its orbit, to They freely admitted a number of The brilliant assembly crowded to properly patrol hla beat last night. conference, House members from Lorenz walked calmly to his seat day was available to the public for bxirglaries when they were ques in the cage but Mrs. Benson, half- the aisle sis the couple and parents Curran Admits Working for More Guards. 15 sugar producing states began walked from the church, all bowing the first time. ON L E W S LIFE tioned.' 'They also , told the police plans to insist on as high protection sister of Anderson, and mother of Dr. E. C. Sllpher, Lowell Observa Immediate employment of 25 addi and smiling. The bride and groom tional guardo at Ohio penitentiary that they both had poHce records. as possible for the sugar growers the girl with whom Lorenz had been tory astronomer, one of those di The s^an they were driving was entered an automobile and drove to Repeal of the Dry Law in was authorized by Hal H. Griswold, and refiners. keeping company, collapsed and be- rectly connected with the recent dis taken from the garage of Jacob St. Peters where they worshipped state director of welfare. A spirit A t an Informal meeting they dis covery of the tfans-Neptunian body, News Just Leaks Out About Hentz of 543 liberty street, Meri at the Tomb of St. Peter before be of unrest In the prison since the cussed the attitude they would • (Continued on Page 2) ginning their honeymoon, details of explained the secrets of the planet den, last night after they had brok Various Places. In layman’s language after describ tragic fire of' Monday night was take, but reserved final decision. which have been kept secret. en locks on the garage, and the car, ing it to delegates of the eleventh Plot Against the President thought to have caused the director Representative Cramton, Republi Little Show they told the Darien authorities. can, Michigan, one of the leading nnniifl.l convention of the southwest to order that more guards be placed ■Wednesday morning they entered The wedding and attendant cere Washington, April 24.—(AP) — ern section of the American Asso- on duty. advocates of a higher sugar tariff, BIG BREMEN HITS monies were without show or osten Of Peru. a grocery store between Meriden said, “ We decided to take steps to Driving ahead with its investigation clatioh for Advancement of Science. Of the many prisoners who were and Hartford and appropriated eati tation in keeping with premier Mus injured and taken to the hospital, all protect the sugar interests, , both of wet and dry organizations, the Dr. Sllpher Is the brother of Dr. ables. Tuesday night they stopped solini’s policy of holding his private V. M. Sllpher, director of Lowell Lima, Peru, April 24—(AP) — but 14 had been released today and cane and beet.”- life and that of his family as much f enate lobby committee today re- In a cottage near Berlin and ran The House bill increases the ex A BRITISH TANKER observatory, where, under provisions The fact that an attempt against had returned to their companies. sacked the place; Monday, they hart in the background as possible. f-Wed testimony from Henry H. in the will of the late Dr. Percival the life of President Leguia was isting duty of Cuban raw sugar Guests included United States robbed a Shell gas station ten miles from 1.76 to 2.40 cents a pound. 'The Cixran, president of the Association Lowell, Its foimder, specialized study made within the last few weeks has (Continned on Page Two.) east of Meriden and took a wrist Ambassador John W, Garrett, Mrs. Against the Prohibition Amend of the long suspected trans-nep been revealed by the adoption of a Senate measure provides a 2 cent watch ^ d $5 in money. rate. Garrett, other ambassadors and ment, that his organization hart tunian object has been carried on.! resolution of protest by the Cham- German Liner and Smaller ministers in the Duce’s cabinet and The two guns found in their pos “lobbied” against the dry laws In Dr. Lowell sixteen years ago pre- | her of Deputies, against the at- session ■\yere stolen in Philadelphia fascist party leaders. Mrs. Henriet dicted the presence of an extra-| tempted assassination. DEMANDS A SURVEY ta Wurts of Philadelphia also was Illinois last year. when they bixrglarlzed a house In Vessel Collide in English Correspondence also was read Neptune planet three degrees from The authorities had kept the that city, they declared. They had present. Virginia Mussolini, sister the point at which the planet was strictest silence, although rumors GOVERNOR SILENT " of the Duce, wa,s among the rela- which showed that the association left Philadelphia and had traveled had been active before the New located. of it have been in circulation for the almost to Hartford when they turn Channel; Latter Damaged. Here aro the chief known facts past two weeks. It was believed OF LONDON TREATY (Continued on Page Three.) York Legislature at the same time. ed back on their jounley Monday, Curran testified that Walter G. concerning the astronomical body, that strict silence had been kept to the young men stat^ . as presented by Dr. Sllpher: aid in the investigjatlon by the po ON CHESHIRE NOTE Hooke, his assistant, had spent con The pair ^ are being field without Dover, England, April 24.— (AP) Distance from Earth lice. bonds, pending ap investigation of ''' siderable time in Illinois and New Distance from the earth 41 The government has decreed a —The German steamship Bremen, York working against prohibition Senator Johnson Outlines their confessions. R-lOO IS DAMAGED; astronomical units or one million state of siege In the departments of In Other States; one of the two fastest liners on the and had spent a "day or two" In three /hundred thirty-five million Lima, Junln and Lambayeque and Real Estate Agent Wrjtes Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Further questioning of the pair seas, collided with the tanker, Bn- miles. the province of Callao under a law Six Points Which He Wish revealed to the ■ police that they ish Grenadier, off Dungeness Light New Jersey. Mass—Known to be smaller than modifying the constitutional pro robbed and stole cars in four states. TEST IS DELAYED It also wqs brought out through That Conditions at Refor in the English channel at 9:26 a. at first believed, but not computed. visions dealing with personal liber When’ they'left Lewiston In a stolen a letter from Benedict Crowell, ot m., G. M. T. today. The tanker was Tentatively believed about the same ties. However the law will not be es Cleared Up. car, they Went to Bradfor Ver Cleveland, Ohio, to Curran, that the earth. fully enforced in Lima and CuUlao mont, .where they secured two suit- badly damaged. Secretary Lament had resigned from as the police authorities have been matory Need a Probe, K The Bremen, ^hich was due at Orbit—Elliptical, its plane inclin Washlngton, April 24.— (AP.)— cases of jewelry and three Mvolvers the Association’s board of directors ed to that of the other major planets empowered to use it at theif dis Southaifipton at noon from Bremen, Its Fin Strikes Side of Shed Careful examination of the London and $30 In c a ^ in a break there, when he became secretary of com at about 31 degrees, 21 minutes. cretion. was not believed to be badly dam naval treaty was demanded today they sald.~ merce. Size of Orbit — Long diameter According to the decree the rea Hartford, April 24.— (AP.)—Gov- aged, and was thought to have con by Senator Johnson, of Califontia, From Bradford they went to New As Big Balloon Is Being Denies Lobbying. roughly 433 astronomical units or sons for the action were the “neces em orf John H. Trumbull up .tifi tinued on her way after seeking the ranking Republican x>n the foreign York a ty where phrt of the jewelry A t the outset of the hearing, Cur 433 times thirty-three million miles. sity of taking exceptional steps to tanker to render assistance. The relations committee_and one of the store loot-was disposed of. Next noon today had not made known tKe ran denied that letters written by Time required for complete cir prevent a repetition” of the failed tanker radioed that she did not re Brought Ont. key men in the approaching Senate they went to * Southington, Conn., contents of the letter which was Thomas W. Phillips, candidate for cuit of orbit—3,200 'years, attempt against the president “and and broke into a garage, securing quire assistance but that she was debate. governor of Pennsylvania, to Justice Length of time to remedn In view to assure punishment for this kind $8. While in the garage a poUce- sent to him by Edgar White, real proceeding for Deal with a super of action.” Withholding judgment on the Stone, of the United States Supreme of earth-^probably a century more: pact, Senator Johnson outlined six man disabled their machine but estate agent of Cheshire, in which, numerary who required immediate (President Leguia took the presi London, April 24.— (AP.)—It was Court and the late Justice Sanford 'Time it ■will then remain hidden— points on which he said he would they got' away in another stolen according to the latter’s own state medical attention. dency by a coup d’etat in July, 1919, reported from Cardington that the had constituted “lobbying In the Roughly three thousand years. ask that the agreement square be car. One of the suitcases of jewelry First Message. Photographic characteristics — This was legalized by Congress and ment, charges had been made as to fore he .approves it. was left behind In the disabled auto- Lloyd’s Northforetend wireless huge British dirigible R-lOO was least sense of the word.” Sharp definition under all circum he took the oath of (^ice in October condiUoim in the Connecticut Re Senator Robinson, Republican, He Indicated he would wait to mobUe. . . •station received the following mes damaged while being brought out of stances. of that year for the full term of five formatory under Supt. George Indiana, who yesterday charged the Usten to the proposed hearings on Continuing their confession they sage from the British Grenadier: her shed today, one of her starboard “ In our minds,” said Dr. Sllpher, years. He was re-elected In 1924 association with “lobbjrtng directly the pact. said they went from Southington Erskine. “ Don’t require assistance. Steam apd again in 1929 for his third fins catching against the side of the with the United States Supreme "I am studying the treaty,” he to „ Meriden where the automobile Governor Trumbull 'was at the er Bremen collided with us at 9:26 (Continned'on Page' Three.) term.) taken In Southington aban abed and buckling slightly. Court,” s8dd today the action was said today in -a statement, “and am iraa reformatory recently, but according a. m. badly damaging No. 4 and 5 having It studied to ascertain doned when it broke down. They to Mr. Erskine, the call had noth tanks and the bridge on the port The R-lOO, which Is scheduled to “Indefensible.” stole another car in Meridai and make a flight to Canada next mojnth Praised by Baskob. whether: , ing to do with reformatory business side. Proceeding to Deal to land a “First, under it our Navy is ade lateriabandoned this car and broke was taken from her shed this morn During the hearing a letter from and was merely sin official 'visit He supernumerary requiring immediate quate for our national defense and Into the Hentz garage to secure the went into the institution for a short ing to make a test flight prelimi John J. Raskob, chairman of the To Photo Shadow of Moon automobile In which they were medical attention. nary to her Canadian voyage. Plans the protection of our. commerce. time but made no comment on what ’The British Grenadier is a steel Democratic National committee, to “Second, whether under it. there caught; to make a flight today were aban Curran was read which congratulat he saw. At that time no complaint tanker of 6,888 tons belonging to is a limitation among the nations doned. ed the latter upon the "splendid pro had been raised about admlxiistra- the British Tanker Company. From Height o f20,000Feet party to it of navy building. tion 8uch.as Mr..'Wlfite says he put News Ckmflrmcd gress that the association Is mak The Bremen at 10:30 a. m., G. M. "Third, whether there is a reduc FOUR BURNED TO DEATH Iqto his letter. The air ministry confirmed the ing,” T. wirelessed Lloyd’s as follows: tion in our naval armament and that news from Cardington that the The letter was written In June, “The German liner Bremen is R-lOO had suffered slight damage. San Diego, Calif., April 24.— ^be only 8,000 feet in diameter, and of other natlcms. WHITE IS SILENT 1929. Raskob, a director of the as “Fourth, whether there Is any BoonvUle, N. Y., April 24— (AP) searching for a British tanker, name An official statement said the idr- (AP.)-rAn oxygen equipped plane the period of totality will be only a Cheshire, April 24.— (A P .)—^Ed sociation, has testified before the real economy or sa'vlng to our peo __Pour i>ersons were burned to unknown, which may need assis sbip was being transferred to the second and a half. The path of to gar White who wrote a letter to committee that he bad contributed in which Captain A. W. Stevens of death and a fifth was missing in a tance. Have no radio communica mooring mast under good conditions tality starts about 300 miles out at ple under It. . Governor Trumbull asking that ,an $65,000 over a period of five years the Army Air Corps will attempt to Parity With Britain. fire which, destroyed the large Col tion with tanker. Position, Latitude when the handling party started her sea, and sweeps eastward just north onial hosae of Bert Cronk, Coal deal Inquiry be made Into the admlqis.- to the organization. of San Francisco. “Fifth, whether, as promised our 50:55 North Longitude 1:07, off out at 1:30 p. m. Before the ship photograph the moon's 3,000 foot er, hero early today.' Mr. and Mrs. tration of the Connecticut Refonna- Totality will occur at approxi navy is granted parity with that of Dungeness. Please advise any In was thoroughly clear, a cross wind, This WM (Jurran's sixth day on shadow as it sweeps across the Crpnk .ahd Mrs. Paul Anni and her tory today would not discuss the mately 11 a. m., Pacific Standard Great Britain. ^ formation. (Signed) Captain.” one of the always present dangers the witness stand and he was direct Sierras next Monday during tho grandchild were said by firemen to matter. He had previously given ex to such airships when being t^en ed to return tomorrow for further solar eclipse, was being carefully time. The plane will be obliged to "Sixth, whether the treaty makes pression of his opiniemB in which On W ay to N. Y. our fu tiie contingent .Wholly upon have died in th-) flames. Anni was out of a hangar, sprang up and questioning. groomed at Rockwell Field today. make a turn of 180 degree in 20 claimed some things went on there The Bremen left Bremen, Ger another nation’s action; and if so, caused the outside eidge of the star "I think you ought to make me a The plane will be taken on Honey seconds, Capitaln Stevens declares, young son of the Cronks, which would not have been tblei^- many, yesterday afternoon on its Lake, California, where the attempt in order to carry out its work suc whether this makes for our future ed had s^ervlrion he^ more strict. usual trip to New York, intending to board elevator to scrape against the member of the committee,’’ he com leap^ fro ma window to safety. He mented smilingly, when directed to to photograph the shadow will take cessfully; tranquility and . security or the re Supt BSrskin says White’s coan- dock at Southampton at noon today side of the shed. was suffering from effects of the Subsequent examination showed return again tomorrow. place. WtUle the photographer is at verse. plainto are grotmdlehs. E m p lo y to pick up psissengers there. It was Lieut. John D. CorkUlo, who. like work, at ah altitude of 20,006 feet, “These are some of M’i queries oc smoke. ^ are efften changed and the fact thgt that the damage was slight but the curring from a very , casual reading Oronk was found in the dining sighted from Deal outside the Good- airship will be housed again In or Captain Stevens, is from Wright qther photonaphers on the ground four have just been dismtased; was of the treaty, t tfkp It most Us room'end I4 s wife in.\a doorway wixia ht about 9 a. m. der to carry out repairs aa quickly TREASURY BALANCE Field, Dayton, Ohio, will, pilot the will attempt to photogra]^ the leading finte that room. Mrs. Anni not ufiUBual. H e said esqitloyes who T)i«'collision occurred in a dense plane. They will he accompanied by sun's corona. Fdhr other planes also In the Senate, like ***®**^’ are not fitted foa, the work, or A as possible. 1 1^1 be In use at the tliae, as the ous of ascertaining“ certalning:eviteythi^--ttati :ev«i^hing..that Md.^er,^^d^Udf were fo g which made navigation in the It was stated that there was no Washington, April 24.—(AP)— a civilian scientist from the Bell keeh appteciatioii^ th d r.d u ^ : channel perilous. A Dover tug went Telephone Company’s laboratory. Lick Observatory has also appealed may be learned, and thqn detern^-, ^ t h in rae reason to think that plans for the 'Treasury receipts fo t April 22 were to the air corps for assistance at ing the course may for; furnace when firemen a out to investigate when the first re flight to Canada next month would kS,067,091.85; expenditures $9,- The moon’a shadow, moving at a ...... - . ------_ .. . ^ . .T— .. rived. (UoatteiMfiedi Ragh porta of the i^ h a p reached here. be interfered with. 129,029.97; balance $216,683,766.80 speed of 1,800 miles aa hour, will |a& altitude of about 15,000 feet. the nation's future.” MAN5iiB8fife'EVENING HERALD,'SOUTH 'M^CHESIBR, CONN, rnfm ’ AGE TWO A n %-,-5 that the circumstances of the homi HORTH END CHILDREN LATEST STOCKS DANCING TO FOLLOW cide do not show express malice. ' . There was a depth of feeling In IFOR GRAND COURT H ^ Mr. Lundborg’s plea for the man IN P O O L S PROGRAM New'Ybrk, April 24.—(AP.)~ w c o N v i a s whom ho hM known for two weeks The Stock'Market .displayed anoth*> HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE er reversal of form today, selling off The Herald and who he said Is one of the same Committees in charge Of arrange in the morning when pressure was race as his own, who was brought Over 200 from Kindergarten to ments for the first aesslon , to ' be resumed against the coppers and a heldNn Manchester o f = the-Grand 1 S T A R T R E V O L T ; up In Sweden but who has no fam Eighth Grade to Participate wide assortment of specialties, and Hears — Wesleyan Frosh Team to Bat ily life—having lived with an aunt. Court of the Order, of Amianmth, DEATHS At HoUister Street School. then rallying briskly under the lead all day Saturday, at tha J^aaonic tle Local Team— CoUege Or Dealing with the reason for the ership of rile amusements, public killing Lundborg said Anderson Temple, are hoptog for good weath- C A L L M R i n A chestra to Play. Children from the kindergarten to utilities and rubbers. By early aft-< i- uowards of JM)0 knew something about Lorenz tnat Mrs. W. P. Doolittle emoon, ixany of the early declines'wM it That there are at least five chow the eighth grade will p ^ c lp a te A dance will be run In conjunc If he told It would have tom Lorenz Mrs. Alma (Stone) Doolittle, 89, had been substanUallr red^iced Lpewons during w a m dogs licensed thus far In the town In the annual spring entert^m ent (Contlnaed from Page 1.) tion with the debate between Man' away from a family life that was wife of Walter P. Doolittle, railroad clerk's office. employee, of 11 Edwards street, died at the Hollister street schMl this converted into gmns. and a long 1 ^® gjin y'S S S ial James Richmond That every one of them sports a Chester High school and Wesleyan ideal There has been tragedy m of issues was selling 1 to 7 1-2' -• urana jiumdiw le 14 continued In critical condl- the Benson family. Mrs. Benson has at 2:10 this afternoon at thef Me evening. More than 200 points above yesterday’s final quo of this town will open the (Murt at genuine Chinese name such as: University freshmen at the assembly 9lSO. The welcome ^ w given m, 11 being victims of pneumonia. lost her broUier. ' And now the ac morial hospital after a brief Illness part and the teachers feel confident tations. Ching, Chang, Chung, etc. hall of the local school tomorrow they will give a program Lhat m v b f RbYal Matron OUye Chapman Clearing up Wreckage. That the most popular name cused has been a member of their with pneumonia. She was admitted The day's business news failed to Work was started to clear up night. Music will be furnished by yesterday. Mrs. Doolittle was taken not fall to please all who attend. The provide much stimulus to bullish en and F. A. Verplanck; Luncheon among the canines is Prince. Babe the Wesleyan Syncopators, an eight family for two years, the lover or wiH be served at 12 and supper at ; reckage and debris In the lll*fated and Betty rank high with the fe their daughter. Another tragedy im 111 with a cold a weqk ago today but proceeds will be fqr the benefit of thusiasm. Another flock of quarter^ : ill blocks, 25 prisoners doing the piece orchestra of considerable re her condition did not become alarm the school fund. An Idea of the ly earnings reports made their ap 6 o’clock in the banquet hall of the males. Fldo and Rover and even pute. It is expected toat the “bar pends. Mrs. Benson, who has lost Masonic Temple. In the evening her brother cannot understand why ing until Monday. There are no variety of the numbers Is shown oy pearance, and most of them made Prisoners, most of them In their j » * *'■ gain-bill” of a dance and debate for children In the family. Mr. Doo- the coronation ahd installation cere this thing happened. the following program: unfavorable comparison with the ifclla, conUnued to grumble about most entirely. the price of one will add consider lltUe and his father Washington Y. Orchestra, Mrs. Willo Surprenant. monies will take place. - That Manchester has a pair of ably to the attendance. Debates No Pnmeditation. flrst quarter of last year, but there nothing In particular. Most of the Doolittle, who occupies the upper Cantata, Tubal Calr, Grade 6, were a few conspicuous exi>ecta- Toinorrow eveiitog'aGrand Royal feminine hitch-hikers. They oper never receive the support they de Mr. Lundborg argued the caselhad Matron Mra. Adele Banriy of ttls cell door locks had been stuffed ate daily from the car stop In front flat of the house, are both 111 and Miss McGuire. tlons, notably Yellow Truck and Air with paper and chewing gum, and serve in the opinion of school of shown no element of premeditation. threatened with the same disease. town wtU entertain with m f o r of the Center church. They are If there was, Lorenz would never Kindergarten program. Miss Fry Reduction. Settlement of the gaso the doors could not be locked. The ficials and it Is their hope that the line price cutting war In the Dutch mal party for the grand officers clever with a little thumb-jerk Hart addition of a dance to the evening's have picked Up the body, would er, Miss Conrow. ien walked about in the cages ford way and seldom ihlss connec Boyhood Ambitions, Grade 6, Miss West Indies between the Standard and a rehearsal at the temple. outside the cells. When the to program will prove a magnet In at never have gotten himself all blood. Oil of New York and Royal Dutch- ed” signal was flashed last night, tions. tracting a large crowd. A pitiless murder, a cruel, heart FUNERALS Pearson. That the gasoline tank wagons Roland Valliant. Shell Interests, coupled with predic tore than 2,000 convicts in the The debate will start promptly at less murder, not another in the an tions of an early Increase! In Cali IRON WORKERS S W slip along the highway since the en 8 o'clock and will be concluded in an Stanley Gozdz. lie house paid no attention to it. At forcement of the pneumatic tire or nals of Connecticut to match It, was fornia crude prices and a probable lidnight they demanded something hour. Dancing will follow from 9 State's Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn's James Trotter. A First, aass Man. dinance with no more noise than a Largely attended funeral services Russell Sadroslnski. segregation of the natural gas eat. Seven hundred gallons of until 12 o'clock. All of the latest description of the crime in asking properties of Standard Oil of New Derby, April 24— (AP) —About p S hoH offee w .; served, end P l . e - e c - song hits will be offered to-the dance the judges for verdict of first were held this afternoon at 2:80 fbr Emma Mae Smith. sixty molders, cor# makers and ap That kids are ever anxious to In JamcF Trotter, well known. Man Jersey, brought fresh buying Into aany of the men quieted down after lovers and the orchestra personnel, degree murder. No Justice can be Wand drill, Grade 4, Miss Connor. prentice boys,^ practically tte whole scribe their names for posterity to includes a talented young soloist chester resident for more than half Accompanist, Frances Hyde< the oil Sharis. working force of the molding room :tthe treat. see_in any fresh cement—especial administered in this court consistent Widespread pre^ctions of a fur ^ f Finger print experts today con- who sings several chorus numbers a century. Rev. Watson Woodruff, The Golden Heart, Grade 3, Miss of the Farrell-Blrmihgham ^on ly new sidewalks. with the testimony except a finding pastor of Center Congregational ther cut in the price of copper to 12 ^tlnued to compile their list of the of the favorites. The debate will be Young. cents a pound, although lacking of Foundry here* walked out this morn- That this may be hereditary from on the question, “Resolved: That of murder In the first degree, said church conducted the service and Ing, alleging general unsatisfactory *kfead. It was expected that this the dad that chiseled his—-and an- the prosecutor. “It was an unne Double quartet. Grade 8. ficial verification, caused heavy l^ t would be complete later in tne United States Intervention In Nica Dr. Erich Tesche, of Hartford, a An Indian Dance, Grades 2 and 3, shares. working conditions. No definite de and park cessary, wanton killing thought over friend of the family sang. There liquidation of the copper T tr ip le check was being made , otber ragua Is- to be condemned." Man Misslaa Carrier and Miss Wilcox. American Smelting, Anaconda, mands are known to hav# been made benches. chester will take the negative side and conceived by this accused for was a profusion of floral tributes. as to wa""P5, and it is not under St6 insure proper identifications That store windows were showing the reasons that developed in this The Gooseherd and the Goblin, Kennecott, Cerro de Pasco Insplra- The bulletin board In the prison of the question. The bearers were Elnnls Johnston, stood thc:^ wages Is the point- at fresh mackeral and eels today for trial. From the outset 1 could not Grade 'T 7, ■M'laoMiss MoTTRriii.nfiMcFarland and MiasMiss Phelps Dodge and Andes all racaLce. giving the populaUon, has Carle Cubberly, a senior, and Robert Johnston, George Johnston, Issue. ‘ ^ the first time. Austin Johnson, a junior, will speak believe that the man had been mur James B. Johnston, William Walsh Dtily. dipped to new low levels for the /other departments of the factory irto t been changed since Monday Folk dances. Miss Talcott, Grade year, most of the losses being held That crocuses and other early for Manchester. It will be a two- dered for a paltry $300. It wa.s a and Robert Dobert. were today running much as usual, plants have had several tough 1 to a point or less. Early reduction & s aSftSree man affair. Two of Manchester s double motive, a motive of finance, Burial was In the East cemetery; . ‘and no statement from the co m p ly strong points In the debate will be and of the secret that Is locked in Danish Dance of Greeting, Shoe In dividends by some of the high has b»en made up to this time. The jitter escaped the tlm |" Thit the groundhog-believe it or Makers' Dance, Miss Peterson’s and cost producers Is looked for. vague explanation of the strike as claims that Nicaragua has never the dead man's breast, and a secret J. I. Case, which recently record been able to maintain a stable and Miss Brown’s room. due to unsatisfactory working con that the slayer intended should ba ed a spectacular advance Into new i -‘l^'^ul?t the men in the Idle house dependable government and that locked there by killing him,” said PREPARING CEMETERY Reap the Flax, Grade 5, Miss ditions was said unofficially to have Klee's room. high- ground, broke 15 points to 340 some connection with the known ‘•^Sntlnued the disturbance. None the country has benefited In many Mr. Alcorn. on realizing, but quickly snapped ways by United States control. Ace of Diamonds, Grade 3, Miss dissatisfaction of the,workers over ■T of these were locked In REDUCE IMMIGRATION FOR MEMORIAL DAY back to 35’A Allied Chemical sold :^the locks had been stuffy with Waterbury’s room. the recent detendlna^tlon by the A Minuet, Grade 1,, Miss Peter down 6 1-2 points and United Air management that the factory shall I'ldicwing gum and paper. The only j craft dropped 6 in resr'onse to the ;!!lock between them and the i TO 80,000 ANNUALLY son’s room. be an open shoF- * LORENZ IS CONVICTED; POLICE COURT The Pageant of the Months, Grade new agreement for the acquisition v^a steel door leading out of the cage, i Superintendent and Six Help of National Air Transport stock on 1, Miss Maloney and Miss Healey. a r m c u t 0FT. :'^sbehlnd which are the cells. ers Busy Grading and Fix a basis of three shares of National Harmonica band, Mrs. Surpre ■ ! The 100 men from the chapel Washington, April 24— (AP) — TO DIE ON GALLOWS Joseph Dermott and his wife ing Up East Cemetery. for one of United. Gulf States Steel finally came out Into the prison yard nant. ' Norfolk, Va.. April 24.— (AP) — The Senate today voted to cut down Elizabeth who live on Union street fell 5 points and Columbian Car A northeast gale swept Ensign ‘"land milled about, shouting and immigration from Europe to this were before the Manchester town Spring work In the East cemetery bon, Checker (Jab, Brooklyn Union i>*screaming. They attacked George (Continued from Page 1.) court this morning charged with Gas, Pittsburgh Coal Preferred, Warren Burke of the U. S. S. Sara country from 150,000 annually to Is well along with six men beside toga Into the whirling propellor of- .■'^-Richmond, a convict editor of the ------, neglect of a child. Neighbors com- SIGNS MAIL CONTRACTS Gotham Silk Hosiery, Continental r,tlenitentiary paper. He was rescued 80.000. the superintendent employed In va a plane aboard ship and that officer The vote was 41 to 31. came hysterical, her screams being j piajned to the police that the child rious sections preparatory to Memo Baking A, Hudson Motors and sev ;3(by guards before he was injured Senator Harris, Democrat, Geor heard all over the building. ■was being abused and on Sunday rial Day. The cemetery force has eral others sold down 2 to 4 points. today was without Ms left arm. Asterlously. gia, proposed to cut in half the She had to receive medical treat they were brought In on the specific completed raking and clearing up Washington, April 24(.— (AP.) — Radio was heavily bought In the Burke’s home Is In Sah Francisco. Soldiers Outside European immigration allotments as i Prison officials and guards were ment. I charge of leaving child who Is be the fronts of the lawns and ex Postmaster General Brown today early afternoon, crossing to a new an amendment to his bill placing The court was then adjourned. tween 2 and 3 years old In the tensive filling Is being done near signed three ocean mall contracts 1930 high for a gain of more than ZEP FLIGHT DELAYED iSdoing all in their power to quiet the quota restrictions upon Central and nruly men. Only regulp prison house alone from three o’clock un the upper north entrance. The with the United States Lines, Ino., 3 points. Shubert Theaters ran up South American countries. til close to nine. roadway and certain graves are be calling for an expenditure of prac over 7 points to a new, top above Frledrichshafen, (Jermapy, April S hards were being used Inside the The measure itself remained to Hartford, April 24.— (AP) — 24— (AP)---The Zeppelin Works an- gwalls, but on the outside more than Three witnesses, Mrs. Anthony ing rais'*^ at this point. tically $78,000,000. 31. Kelth-Albee Preferred, Pathe A, be acted upon. Henry O. Lorenz who killed his Bayauch, Mrs. George Rudinski and In thp southeast section cutting The contracts are for carrying and Radlo-Keith-Orpheum advanc ,nounced today that th# South RlloOO fully armed Ohio National American flight of the Graf Zeppe- ■uardsmen, regular Army soldiers Harris' amendment modified the w nn March^S^Te^tified 1 Mike "Mojaik testlfed that the child and filling is in progress making a the mails on the following routes: ed 1 3-4 to 3 point® higher to new amendment by Senator Norbeck, betarbrfore th“ ^ being negleeted. The Dermotte general Improvetnent in this section New York to Southampton, via peak prices. lln has been postponed from ^ a y 10 om Fort Hays, and Naval Re- to May 15. __ -rvists, were prepared for any Republican, South Dakota, to fbe denied the charges and said the as well as in other parts of the Cherbourg; New York to Hamburg, International Telephone crossed bill repealing the natipnal origins judges who constitute the trial neighbors were butting into other cemetery where extensive work has via Plymouth, England; New York 77 to a new peak for, Vie ytear and nergency. court today. He said in effect that As the disorders in the idle house basis of restriction. people’s business and not minding been completed. There Is still much to London, via Plymouth. Louisville Gas & Electric touched Under the original Norbeck he shot Anderson while in temper their own. The child appeared work to be done but the work thus The flrst two contracts are for a a new high around 50. Peoples Gas .d the yard continued, Investiga- amendment, immigration would be and during a struggle. Anderson, irs of the disastrous fire of Mon- healthy and is related to the pair. far has progressed at a good rate of period of 10 years, while the one jumped 4 1-2 points and Electric STATE allowed to European countries on he said told him over the telephone They receive $15 a month for board speed allowing plenty of time for From New York to London Is for a Power & Light, Goodyear Rubber, ly night reopened their hearing in there was “something” he was go .e prison record office, within 100 the basis of one and one-half per and care. all projected v^ork before Memorial term of five years, with a provision Goodrich Rubber, U. S. Rubber, S DAYS cent of their citizens residing in this ing to tell Mr. Benson (father of Judge Raymond A. Johnson said Day. Work on private graves that the postmaster general, if he First Preferred, Ingtersoll Rand, STARTING SUNDAY ;et of the gate leading into the Lorenz’s sweetheart) and it was 'ison proper. country in 1890. he was not convinced that the evi should be advanced far enough to so elects, may extend It for another Worthington Pump, Air Reduction This would have reduced annual this threat of Anderson, Lorenz dence was strong enough to convict permit rolling long before Memorial five-year period. and United Carbon all advancied 2 Edward M. Sass, Lucas county, European immigration from 150,000 said, that precipitated the quarrel. le of the prisoners who aided in the Dermotts and continued the Day. Follov^ng the holiday only, points, or more. to 120,000. Lorenz described his early life case for one week until further In routine work will be In order for WINDSOR LOCKS 4,074. scue work, was the first witness and his entrance into this country lied before the Investigating Senator Harris today succeeded vestigation can be made. ^ ■ cemetery employes. FEAR FOR MISSIONARmS in making the basis one per cent by way of Mexico. He said he Frank R. Richardson' of Hartford Hartford, April 24. (AP)- luoard today. He told the board it bought the gun which he, used, on Canton, China, April 24.— (AP)— J^as about twenty minutes from the of the foreign population resident paid a fine of $10 ..and costs for Windsor Locks has a population of Two American missionaries who here in 1890. March 4, because he Intended to re speeding. He was arrestod by Pa EDUCATOR DIES. 4,074 persons, an increase of 520 'vtlme he first learned of the fire until turn to Mexico and a gun cost less arrived here today from Slngfeng, ,Jhe was released from his cell by con- trolman David Galligan on April 12. over the 1920 figures, according to near Kemchow, KlEmgsl province, here than there. He did not borrow Thompsonvllle, April 24.— (AP) completetd retume’filed with the J'*-V»icts. money from Anderson until after said sixteen American (Jatholic mis —Miss Inez L. Gay for 22 years office of the census bureau It was sionaries were in grave danger of ABOUT TOWN he had bought the gun. head of the Latin department of En anudunced by William M. Harney, IMPROV'E OUR PRISON. Took Gun With Him falling into the hands of “Red” ' Wethersfield, April 24.— (AP) — OPENING STOCKS field high school died today after director o f the ceiisus for the sec troops and possible execution. Anderson called him up by tele several months Illness. In October ond district of Connecticut today. llilteplacement of the wooden floor in One of the delivery trucks of phone and said he was going to tell Kanchow, they said, was near sur Mohr's bakery had a lucky break she was retired as vice principal In There are 84 farms within the render to Communists and bandits |.'.;the state prison here with reln- Mr. Benson something, Lorenz said, the school. The school committee '‘“fpreed concrete and installation of about 2:30 o’clock this afternoon adding that he felt that that New York, April 24.—(AP) — town. who had besieged the city since [■-\ip-to-date plumbing conveniences when the right rear wheel fell off Stock prices moved irregularly gave her the title of Vice principal early last month. “something” might have an im Emeritus. GIBSON RETURNS. [i^vrill be carried through by the just as the truck was turning into portant effect upon his future life. higher at the opening of today’s The Ameriesm Telephone and ' risonson manageiucui.management under Warden jjjg driveway leading to the bakery, market. Vanadium Steel showed Miss Gay was born In Milford, Brussels, April 24.— (A P)—Hugh Telegraph company today an When he went to meet Anderson Mass., 63 years ago and 12 of her S. Gibson, American ambassador to f ;vj. S. Reed, under authority granted ] opposite Bissell street. A wrecker he took the gun with him. His Idea an initial gain of 2 1-2 points, nounced the election of E. F. Carter, • iby the State Board of Finance and | ggnt from Smith’s Garage to Westinghousc Electric 2, Chesa teaching years wore in the schools Belgium, returned to Brussels today of Cleveland, Ohio,' as a vice-presi was to threaten Anderson if he per there.tnere. Sheone servedserveu nhere c o In... twov,.- -ffar his three months absence In u’^Gontrol. | right the truck and repair the sisted in saying he was going to tell peake & Ohio 1 1-2, Missourl-Kan- dent to succeed E. K. Hail, who is K - Colonel Osborne of New Haven, > damage. sas-Texas 1 1-4 and American Can periods, from 1892 to- 1906 and from | vvhere he served on the retiring on August 1 to become a of that “something.” 10011921 to v,«.rher rAtirment.retirment, teaching in ^njerican naval conference delega- hlskld today that work now to b e : ------"I didn’t have any idea of killing and Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit lecturer at the Amos Tuck Gradu !;j(Arried through had been contem- I Installation of the Western Union nearly a point each. Timken Roll the intervening time at Milford. tlon.. «... ate School of Business at Dart ^■'mated for a long time but there clocks which nearly a dozen local Anderson” said Lorenz. “I took the The funeral will be Friday after Warden McKee WUson, first sec- mouth College. Mr. Carter has re gun and extra cartridges but I do er Bearing dropped a point and u^had been many obstacles to pushing 1 business houses have subscribed for, noon from the Presbyterian church retary acted as charge d’affaires signed as president of the Ohio not know why I took the extra Studebaker receded fractionally to was started this afternoon. and burial In Hartford. during his chief’s absence. Bell Telephone company. I'dt through. 1 cartridges except it was my habit a new low level for the year. < I Now Governor Trumbull and the ^ ------The market showed Increasing Ir finance board have given full ap Hose Company No. 2 of the South to do so when I carried a gun.” DECLINES NOMINATION -1 Lost His Temper regularity as trading progressed B.\NK OF ENGLAND. i^proval of the plans and the fire-! Manchester fire department having with reactionary tendencies more ;;;foi-oofing as it might be called, will j ^^e winter tournament at uet- Lorenz said he had no Intention Washington, April 24.--(AP>— of shooting until after they were pronounced In several of the lead London, April 24.— (AP) Ihe Libe completed. ! back played between the four com- ing Industrial and public utility H. C. Greer, of West Virginia has ' i Col. Osborne said that when the | pgjiies of the department, and both out of the car and In a strug •weekly statement of the Bank of declined to accept the nomination Friday gle. He said he pleaded with Ander shares. Several blocks of 5,000 to England shows the following ^changes are made and a couple | thereby entitled to be the guests at 15,000 shares changed hands In the as civil service commissioner re :i)ther things accomplished such as dinner at the expense of the other son not to tell “but I got sore when changes in pounds; total reserve in cently tendered him by President and Anderson said it was his duty to early trading. • creased 2,192,000; circulation In hprovlding better water supply, the companies, will be given the Shubert Theaters opened with a Hoover. ■‘ptate prison ’vill be as near fireproof dinner Saturday evening. The din- tell. I told Anderson that he would creased 2,192,000; circulation In Saturday have a fight on his hands if he did block of 7,500 shares at 30, and then ^as it will be possible to make it. ] yjg served in No. 2’s house advanced to 31, up 5 3-8 and a new creased 863,000; bullion Increased The efforts made in the past to j ' ^ Joseph Chambers will be fbc tell. Anderson did not believe me. 3,055.000; other securities Increased . ... ______...... Ar\ oil * _ .w.. high record. The stpek sold as low ,^„t the necessary funds to do all caterer. The officers of the dif We both lost our tempers and grab 250,000; public deposits Increased s s bed each other and we struggled as 8 5-8 this year. Diamond Match V the directors wished to have done ferent companies will be present as jumped 3 points, duplicating yester 2,515,000; other deposits decreased NCE. Were not always successful. will also the district officers. There back and forth. I thought It was day’s high, and early gains of a 329,000; notes reserve increased 2,- 'P. The new wail will be delayed un- will be other Invited guests present. none of Anderson’s business (the point or two were recorded by Sav 202,000; government securities de UPON Jtll such time as the management something) but Anderson thought age Arms, A. M. Byers, Air Reduc creased 230,000. , “can take it up with no more impor- Hose Company No. 4 of the South it was. Anderson did not know I tion, Electric Power & Light and The proportion of the bank’s re had a gun with me until I pulled It A TIME. ,£ant task in sight. i Manchester fire department was Illinois Central. serve to liability Is 51.76 per cent 1 called yesterday afternoon at 4 out and shot him.” Renewal of buying in the oil group compared with 50.86 a week ago. The court room was crowded i o’clock for a woods fire off Charter carried Standard Oil of New York Rate of discount 3V4 per cent. with spectators today a line form above 39 to a new high level for the GOVERNOR SILENT ; Oak ^reet. ing outside at 9:30. year. Mrs. Benson, half-sister of Ander Pittsburgh Coal, Continental Bak q u a k e s IN ALASKA ON CHESHIRE NOTE! B A n iE OVER PATENTS son, testified this morning that An ing “A” , Hudson Motors and f i. derson and Lorenz were the best of Gotham Silk Hosiery sagged to new Seattle, Wash., April 24.— (AP.) friends; there was no evidence of low levels for the year, the declines _Smoke pouring frofii the crater of (Continued from I'age i.) ill feeling between them. ranging from fractions to 3 1-2 Shlshildln mountain on Unimak is Washington, April 24.— (A P )- In his testimony today brought points. land, near the western end of the relieved from time to time. The su The Department of Justice announc out by Attorney W. G. Lundborg Checker Cab and General Foods Aleutian chain In Alaska, was fol perintendent said that White as a ed today that It was filing suits In for the defense, Lorenz said his each dropped 2 points before the end lowed yesterday by three light, but teacher was discharged merely be the United States District Courts In loan of $150 from Andersob was for of the first h§ilf hour, U. S. Steel distinct earth shocks, C. H, Pem cause he had lost complete contact New York City and the District of three months. There was another Common 1 3-4 and Com Products, berton, radio operator for the Paci with his charges aftd developed a Columbia, to compel conveyance to $150 loan which Anderson got from Purity Baking, Public Service of fic American Fisheries at Ikatan, tendency to have friction with oth the United States of patents cover Nielson for Lorenz. On the Friday Newi>ew Jersey, .. American...... Power A " messaged Walter A. Hemrich, So ing an apparatus through which the night before the myrder, Anderson ught, Gillette Safety Razor, Sears \ attle amateur radio operator. ers. surprised him by asking for part Was Good Teacher operation of Radio receiving sets on Roebuck and Youngstown Sheet & —------owner of the The superintendent said that the ordinary house current was payment of the loan and said he third Isrgest didn't need more than $75. Lorenz Tub. fell back » point or more, White's teaching ability was good made possible. Foreign exchanges opened steady cbSIn of news- but a staff had to work in harmony The Department said the patents said he offered to pay Anderson with sterling cables unchanged at otpert In the Saturday—he had $210 In the bank United Stat^ at all times. Frederick M. Adler, had been obtained by Percival D, $4.86 3-8. Liege, Belgium, April 24.--(AP) chairman of the directors said that —but Anderson did not want -it that _Four workmen died today In the worked his wsy Lowell and Francis W. Dunmore, re day. Monday morning he called up through CemaU he personally had the greatest con search workers employed In the explosion of a reservoir containing about It again and Monday night ammonia In a factory near here. University by fidence in Mr. Ersklne and that the Bureau of Standards at the time the news writing ■Jairectors statement Issued on Tues Anderson told him on the 'phone HALE DENIES CHARGE One of the men was killed Instantly Invention was patented. that If he didn’t pay* back the tnd has never day gave their view of the situation The others died In a hospital. • lost touch with It said the validity of the patents money he would tell Mr. Benson Seventy persons suffered from-the which was ^ a t discharges were a had been recently sustained in ac . the sews room.. part of the overturn of labor and something he knew about him. Columbus, Ohio, April 24.— (AP) effects of the ammonia fumes, ten tions brought in Federal Court by CaUs Up Girl —John H. Hall, 72 year old captain none of the four was let go because Lowell and Dunmore against the of them seriously "rtf complaint that any Inmate had Lorenz said he called up Eliza of guards at Ohio prison, Issued a Radio Corporation of America. beth Benson for the purpose of try htot been well treated. statement today denying the charge ing to find out If Anderson had told made by a guard that he had re NEW ENGLAND WEATHER her father what he threatened to. fused to Issue keys so that prison INDIAN RIOTS. In his confession Lorenz has said ers might be released from their Special Engagement Boston, April 24.— (AP)—For the he loved EUzabeth, the 18-year-old cells In the fire which took 318 lives second successive day midwinter daughter, but he could not keep up Preahawar, India, April 23. | at the-prison Monday night. temperatures prevailed today In to her standards of living.. In an ^ “I did not have any keys” the LEO ROY AND HIS [M^edneaday, delay)— (A P )-B rit- Boston and New England generally. early part of bis examination ih troops raked a riotloua angry veteran guard said. “I an an old After equalling the all-time rec Lorenz said that after shooting An man, 72 years old and have long SPANISH c a v a l i e r s /mob of Indians today with rifle ord for April 23 by dropping to 81 derson and putting him back In the been in this prison business. I think at the fire and succeeded in restoring order degrees above zero, the mercury automobile he did not know he was my accusers are.just passing the after several hours filled with seri- continued to slide downward today dead until he saw the blood coming buck. Princess Ball Room ' ous disturbances. until it reached 28 degrees at which out of his forehead. - “ I saw smoke and the next.thing Rockville, Conn. An official announcement said one point It made the day the coldest Lorens was calm and imperturbed I knew a brand of fire was falling. Saturday Evening, April 26 British soldier and about 12 native since the record was set in 1882. through the tiTlng ordeal of today Then I told the guards to release rioters were killed. Snow squalls were reported from and listened keenly to the argumwt Conneottoutii Premier Daaoe BAsd. for his life by his attorney Mr. the men. a number of points In the metro “I have been called ‘hardbolled’ Dantdng t p, m. uatU oloslng, politan district. A sharp wind, Lundborg. The lawyer laid etress on , With so many men available for of 111 wlU between but 1 don't think any person will -•ervlce, what ever has become of rdniniBCcnbreminiscent ofor mid-winter,imu^winteri whippedwxiipjjcu thelaac c absence*m — shy I havea't been a fair axaa.” IP^a lamed “General” Coxejr? th# o4ty from the north and west. Loren* and Anderson , and arfuen
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Values you can not W ING C H M R even hope to equal! : . . ■ IN Tapestry. ’ The Women’s Auxiliary to St. Francis Hospital will receiy^^^^iberal percentage of ah — Priceless Comfort the sales made during the Fashion Show. • If you now ne^.pew. or will need it For Only in the near future, by buying it at Garber Brothers this week—you will save many dol- Uvs!ndZt^^^^ a worthy cause. The St. Francis Hospital, an institution ca $47.50 tering to all classes and creeds is doing noble work. Special prices pievail throughout _ a the store to induce people to buy now and thereby help the Women s Auxiliary raise a sub When you sit down in this chair, you will .sink 'down into its lux urious depths. A deep sigh of satisfaction will escape you as you stantial sum of money for their charity !»ork. ; feel every part of your body fit into the soft upholstery. Pillow back and removable seat. Covered in tapestry—and an extraor Can you picture these wonderful two pieces dinary value at this price. . *1 in your home? . i Sit down in it—either the roomy chair or the davenport. You can’t help but relax in it. It is comfort- •l able. And‘ how ^beautiful the tapes- $1654. i..eo ,-fc >.try covering is! Durable and the pattern will not lose its I fpredominance. Constructed of the |i S-and you won’t be able to duplicate a suite of this quality ■' ^and desigii fo r less than $250. j • Authentic Solid Mahogany Authentic Governor h Lowboy Winthrop Desk i $39.50 $39.50 j What home would not like to boast of Here is a value without precedenti.or owning this magnificent piece of furniture. equal. Made entirely of gorgeous n p - Ultra-Colonial and excellently constructed hogany veneers on cabinet wood; .Au of solid mahogany. $55 is the usual price thentic in design. Spacious writing and asked everywhere for this lowboy. dustproof drawers* Elegant brass draw er pulls. People who realize what '^is value represents will lose no time to /A take advantage of this offer. < This Authentic Early American Suite Modest incomes can afford For the Inexpensive Bedroom this 3-piece suite, ^ high in quality and low in price. Ensemble. Choice of tapestry or mohair 4 Pcs. $100 Choice of Maple or Mahogany Solid Mahogany Three extremely comfortable pieces, Every home can afford to own authentic Colonial fur . VGateleg Table custom-built of the best upholsterings. niture. This charming suite can be had in either maple or A- .' • Davenport, club chair and button-back $ 1 4 . 7 5 chair. Tliis ensemble would be an excellent value at $150. Be sure to mahogany finish. Constructed of specially selected cab Solid mahogany ■ throughouf see it covered either in figured tapestry or angora mohair. has 8 -legs (not 6)—ably, xoriV' inet wood. Comprises a dresser, chest of drawers, vanity structed. Measures 36x4^ inches when open. . $22.59 anm and four-post bed. upward is the. price usiialli^ asked for thi^ quality table. Crotch Walnut or Striped Mahogany Make This Elegant. " Solid Maple : ' %■ Queen Anne Suite Highly Desirable • Butterfly Table $12.75 Quaint in design^and so use This graceful and charming Queen' Anne ful. For servifig-T'For Bridge, suite has just arrived. A new creation. Com, etc.. A wonderful value. prises large, spacious dresser, roomy chest of drawers, beautiful vanity dresser and princely bed. Expertly constructed and ragy be had in either gorgeous striped mahogany veneer or crotch walnut veneer. A suite that will grow old gi’aciously. . , ' . I This New Dining Room Suite With Pedestal Table Boasts of Morefbeautiful than the original' Dignity and UnusuaLCharm. ! — BUDGET T£31MS OPEN A Gladly Arranged IlHARGE ACCOUNT 120 M organ S t, Corner Market HARTFORD ■-v'jeS# '«a.-. ?AG £SI2! i \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOITO MANCHESTER, CONN partment—^whlch. It is extremely, Bride, ^*we might settle it in less jbmcifeBlrr probable, would give the Bay State time and with less trouble.” folks some excellent material to And there’s more^^ to that than Cttntins IRfralb use before Congress. just a little. PUBCilSHBD B7 THB If they permit themselves to be Twenty men zmd women, ciuretully ERALD PRINTING (30MPANT, INa bullied into the wholesale extrava selected from among the ablest and 18 Blssell Street South Manchester, Conn. gance of bridge scrapping in order most widely recognized leaders, wet, THOMAS FERGUSON to accommodate smokestacks and dry and moist, meeting together in General Manaser EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the signal masts they will not be overly the same spiiit in which the con second of two, stories in which-Rod Founded October 1, 1881 wise. ferees at the London naval parley ney Ontcheri Washington corres pondent fer t ^ newspaper -and- Published Every Evenlnff Except met, could, we are firmly convinced, NEA' Service, discusses the unein- see these special Sundays and Holldaya. Entered at the reach an agreement on some work Post Office at South Manchester. BLAMING THE WARDEN ployment sitnatlon. Conn., as Second Class Mall Matter, able and highly beneficial plan of SUBSCRIPTION RATES Deep indignation is surging about One Tear, by mall ...... $6.00 Warden Thomas of the Ohio peni; liquor control superior to emything BY ]^D N E Y DUTCHER Per Month, by mall ...... $ .60 heretofore evolved, and do it in a NEA Service Writer Delivered, one y e a r...... $9.00 tentiary as evidence grows that quarter of the time that it has tak Single cop ies...... $ ,03 most if not all of the more than Washington—Four main propos MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED three himdred convicts who died in en to bring about the London pact als- are heard as those most inter PRESS on ships. Moreover, it is just as ested seek for methods to meet pe- The Associated Press Is exclusively the fire of Monday night have been entitled to the use for republlcatlon .saved if they had been promptly firmly our belief that, once an riods .of severe imemployment. of all news dispatches credited to It agreement of this sort were reach None of them, is new but all have j or not otherwise credited In this liberated. The contumely heaped on received increased attention as a re- | paper and also the local news pub* him is shared by some of the minor ed and endorsed by the conferees, it suit of the employment slump of llshed herein. All rights of republlcatlon of officials of the prison, but of course would be accepted and loyally sup the last few. months. They are: 1. Expsihsion of the fact-finding special dispatches herein are also re the warden is being held primarily ported by seven-eighths of the peo served. ple of the country and, naturally, by agencies'in-the Department of La responsible by a considerable body bor so that a continual, accurate SPECIAL advertising REPRE of public opinion. the legislators who represent them check may be kept on the amount SENTATIVE: Hamilton - DeLlsser. in both state and nation. of unemployment. Iiic., 2S5 Madison Ave.. New Tork, N. Warden Thbmas had been in his V E R Y piece of Bei’key & Y.. and 612 North Michigan Ave.. The little incident of the friendly ^ 2. The timing of public construc position for many years. It is a fair Gay fuiiiiture in pur Chicago. Ills. m'eeting of the two men most con tion work in accordance with the Full service client of N E A Service, presumption that he was at least employment situation. stock is liow specially spicuous in leadership on opposite 3. A national system state aid E Inc. ordinarily intelligent and at least priced. Included are com Member. Audit Bureau of Circula sides of 4his question seems to us employment, offices co-ordinated and ordinarily human. He could noc plete (Uning room, bedroom tions. to be peculiarly significant. A year parOy:.8upported by the federal gov have been indifferent to the fate of and living room ensembles The Herald Printing Company. Ihc., ago it would have been scarcely ernment; assumes no financial responsibility the men who died. Nor could he 4. EJxtension of the five-day work and numerous odd living room lor typographical errors appearing In possible. A year hence it may be have known that they were going ing week and the six-hour day. pieces such as tables and advertisements In the Manchester merely illustrative of a spirit of tol What Wagner Proposes Evening Herald. to die in the flames and smoke. All chaii’s. Here is a lifetime erance grown to the point where all The first three proposals were he or anybody else knew or could opportunity to secure fine THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1930 the decent people of this country voiced in bills introduced in the know was that there was a fire in Senate by Senator Robert F. Wag Grand Rapids made furniture are ready to work together for the LITTLEST TOWN the prison—and that there were ner of New York. The first two at tremendous savings. ; termination of a disastrous and were given preferred position on the The town of Union, as was in more than four thousand prisoners menacing condition. Senate calendar. Consideration of * ^ evitable, pops up again, in the light within those walls, whose retention the third was blocked by Senator the census returns, as Connecti- there, and imder control, it was his Bingham of Connecticut, who has 9 Early English Dining Pieces $389 JIMMY AND GROVER figgycut’s outstanding exhibit in the everlasting and paramount duty to close relations with manufacturers. Mayor Jimmy Walker vetoes an This mesisure also had strenuous In this English dining suite you will find the Jacobean mode at its best. Choice never-ending controversy over our maintain. ordinance aimed to prevent cheaper opposition from the National Asso walnut, "koawood and Australian oak are combined with gumwood Table buffet TIT^ysteni of legislative representa china, arm chair and 5 side chairs. Formerly $550.00. ' ’ A fire in a prison is a serious mat taxis in New York. Police Commis ciation of Manufacturers. • tion. In 1920 Union had a popula i The five-day week and’ six-hour ter at any time, of course; but there sioner Grover Whalen still refuses tion of 257 souls, from among whom day are urged with increasing ve have been numberless Sres in pris to issue licenses to the low priced hemence by leaders of organized two persons were chosen as repre ons and infrequently have they taxis, despite a court ruling that he labor faced with increasing techno sentatives in the General Assembly. logical'imemployment, recurrent in proven tragic. On the other hand has no right to deny the licenses. It New Haven, with 187,900 in the dustrial depressions and the prac the turning loose of many hundreds begins to look as if the taxis might same year, had the same number tice of laying off workers at low of criminals, all of them abnormal do for Grover what his failure to age limits. of representatives. It took seven 2 Piece and a great many of them desper solve the Rothstein murder didn’t Many workers already have the hundred and twenty times as many ately dangerous, under the stresses do—cause him and his sartorial normal fiVe-day week. The Nation Living Room votes to elect a representative in al Industrial Conference Board re of such an occasion, is invariably magnificence to pass out of the pic New Haven as in Union, but the cently located 270 manufacturing es Ensemble and inevitably a highly risky pro ture before long. tablishments which had adopted it, Union member’s vote was just as ceeding—one at which any one in With the mayor determined to including Henry Ford’s plants. potent in the making of Connecti Warden Thomas’ situa6on might permit the cheap taxis and the Many building trades workers have $ 1 9 9 cut’s laws as the New Haven mem well hesitate. a regular five-day week and the commissioner determined to pre practice is increasing, though slow ber’^. It is easy to condemn the prison This Berkey' & Gay vent them, an issue is becoming ly- group includes a low Eng ' Ther enumerator for the town of officials for the awful loss of life— foo tightly dra-wn for comfort—and The Conference Board—an em ployers’ organization—reported that lish type sofa and loung Union in the present census has when one'has the advantage of aft Grover isn’t as big a guy in New ing chair to match—in . found the number of inhabiteints its evidence “removes the five-day er-knowledge. Warden Thomas and York as Jimmy. week from the status of a radical figured brown wool tapes there to be 196 in 1930. Union has his assistants, however, did not try. The addition of one or impracticable administrative ex or two odd chairs will therefore lost close to one-fourth of have the benefit of that after periment and places it among the plans which have demonstrated both make an exceedingly Its population. It will continue to knowledge. smart living room. For have two representatives in the practicability and usefulness under If they had opened the cells and IN NEW YORK certain given circumstances.” merly $299.00. Legislature. New Haven will prob- turned that mob of convicts loose, The six-hour day is finding more 9 Piece Jacobean Dining Room $269 bably show an increase to at least and if the fire had proven to be in and more fayor among labor leaders. New York, April 24.—You’re not Secretary F4*ank Morrison of the Jacobean solidity and comfort are built into this sturdy Berkey & Gay dining 200,000. It also will continue to significant, and if there had been, have two representatives. It will, even sure of "freeair” in New York American Federation of Labor says group. The table, buffet, china, arm chair and 5- side chairs also, are included. in consequence, an enormous jail that if the world’s work can be done Formerly $350.00. Ji^erefore, take a thoussmd times as any more. delivery liberating on the surroimd- In fact, the value of air seems in 30 or 35 hours a week then in many votes in New Haven to elect ing country a swarm of felons, the dustry must come to the 30-hour or a representative next fail as it will rapidly to be going up. To be sure, the 35-hour week in order to avoid very persons who are now so im- in Union. And if New Haven even you can have plenty of the carbon “catastrophic” u n e m p 1 oy ment, ^ qualifiedly condemning the officials President A. F. Whitney of the In tually grows to the point where it monoxidp mixture encoimtered on WATKINS BROTHERS. Inc. would probably have been just as the highways. But they’re begin ternational Brotherhood of Train has half a million people its repre ruthless in denouncing them for men says we must have the six- sentation in the House will, in all ning to pay good coin f of the realm hour day or get ready to continual 55 YEARS AT SOUTH MANCHESTER setting the convicts free. for the air encountered up in the ' human probability,!^ still be limited doles and bread lines. He points out skyscrapers. The latest quotation that more than 50 industries now to two members, while the town to reach me shows the value to- be WET FRELINGHUYSEN operate with the six-hour day. of Union will keep on sending its 89 cents per cubic foot. The Wagner bill to set up a na pair of representatives to Hartford Former Senator Frelinghuysen of . If this seems slightly incredible, tional system of employment offices please remember that the gentle so long as there are two adult citi New -Jersey has made up his mind would provide" an initial appropria men who build the steel giants to tion of $4,000,000. The supervising zens left in its environs to take the at last. He is going to be wet. He day are showing more than a little voted for the Volstead law in the bureau here would co-ordinate the jobs. concern over the matter of light and work- of the offices by furnishing first instance and voted for it again air. If their buildings are to be Any time there isn’t anything else and publishing information as to op when President Wilson’s veto was shut off by some adjoining cloud portunities for employment in vari to quarrel about, this situation pro reacher, as many a building is, then overridden. He has always been a ous sections, maintaining a system recommend to Congress emergency ing that they had nothing to do be vides a never failing bone of con what price sunshine,^d ozone ? for clearing labor between the sev political dry. Now, however, when Wherefore, the more thoughtful action on public works. Congress cause of the Senate’s tariff delay tention in/this state. It is a good eral states and “aiding in the trans none were given, any bearing before he is seeking the senatorial nomi owners are now buying nearby would adopt as a definite policy the durable bone, too; and bids fair to portation of workers to such places construction of public works in a committees. They were referred to HEAUH^WTAIMCE nation against Dwight Morrow, he space in an effort to protect their as may be necessary.” The federal iijl Dr FronK McQ^. . stand the wear and tear of time 8x10 bit of air against invasion. manner designed, to aid stabilization the Judiciary Committee, which has become wet. He says he has be governmeht and the states would of industry and employment through gave wets smd drys weeks ^ r pro* and of much gnawing for the next Thus, according to a few statis contribute equal amounts for main come convinced that pure prohibi tics I have just received from one proper timing. hibition hearings—perhaps 'bn the century or two. Because the country taining the offices except in states; theory that there were more millions tion won’t work, that the people Julius Nelson, he had to buy 2,800,- Seeks Exact Figures SrSSfSnmMu^^ towns are never going to give up refusing to cooperate, where the bu-1 who wanted a drink than were out must be allowed somehow to pur 000 cubic feet of air for his new reau would be authorized to operate The other Wagner bill would di "their hold bn the lower house of the 45-story “Nelson tower,” which hap of work who wanted a job. chase liquor legally without busdng its own agencies. rect the Bureau of Labor Statistics Assembly and the big towns and pens to be the tallest building in Wagner’s public works bill is de to obtain complete figures on em HAVE COURAGE TO <* would only remove fear entirely it in saloons, and that he is, in con cities are never going to’ stop an the cloak-and-suit mid-town section. signed ‘ to advance the planning ployment and determine the extent PRISON “F.UVnLY” IN CENSUS BE HEALTHY from your life jrou wpuld. over sequence, for modification. This set him back something like of part-time employment. It would whelmed with surprise'at how pleas athematizing the condition. and regulated construction of public Nobody at all familiar with the two and a half millions of dollars. yrorte, stabilize industry and reduce give the bureau enough money to Washington. — (AP) — A land- Courage is a mighty fine- coin- ant your day -'could be with the It seems that: he has set aside fears and worries' eliminated, and political history of Senator Freling unemiployment during slump periods. do this work, which it has never had lady with 100 boarders or a prison i panion. Like happiness and en- TEffi CONNECTICUT CANAL 5000 square feet, of a 20,000-foot It would create/I federal employ before. I with 1000 convicts constitutes one \ thusiaSm, it increases the strength courage and confiden.ee td take theif huysen will suspect that his person property, “ to insure a future cirCUr Congressmen Mead'of New York, family in the language of the 1930 of the body. On the other, hand and place. Those Massachusetts manufactur ment stabilization board which al opinions on the liquor question lation of light and air.” And since would follow business trends and Cable of Ohio and McLeod of Michi census takers. 'Die word “family’’ his spouse, worry, are two sapping It is a splendid menUd' batfit to ers and business men who have re have the least thing in the world to the bifijding rises some 560 feet watch, out for prospective unem gan have introduced unemployment for census purposes means “a group leeches, tearing down'the strength simply try to foiqbt about your. into the atmosphere—well, figure it fears and wprides; ahd:,^ substitute cently become converts to the idea do with this declaration. He, like ployment, reporting ±o the president bills in the House, but although of persons living together in the and vitality- ' , of water borne freightage, and so out for yourself. so that he might at strategic times leaders of that body were complain same dwelling place or premises.” Courage or- fear, happiness or thinking about health and other a great many other members of This is, however, nothing unusual cheerful subjects!' Too many people bring the enthusiasm of youth to misery, are largely' matters of habits: Congress in both houses, voted for in this day and age, since future and beliefs; Your environment may spend more time thinking how they the support of the plan for canaliz the Volstead act out of political ex builders will be giving cool consid A Modern Canute I seem to you to be the cause .of all are going to. feel when they are. sick eration to such problems, as many than how good they are feeling ing the Connecticut- river from pediency. It would have been a your troubles, but this Is not strict-, have in the past. And the cost of ly true. Most of one’s mlseiy Js while they are wdll. Think of your Hartford to Holyoke, are doing the dangerous tbiijg, in those days, for air will probably continue to rise self enjo^ng your work, achieving, ^ usual thing for proselytes; they are caused by the way one reacts to’^dr- him to vote against it. The dry as the skyline grows. cumstances. Instead of mooning dr accomplishing,' doing worthwhile exceeding the old timers in their ar forces were politically organized. Tom Hoey, New York’s one and coursing at blind fate, .hciw much thinks and deserving good health. dor. only farmer, is preparing his, sheep better it is to try to . improve your If you can build up this inner? con The wets had no cohesion and no in for the “spring shearing.” fidence, it will not take a year’s So largely has the idea of water self regardless'of conditions. fluence. So Frelinghuyse^ voted dry. This, if y o j please, is the.mOst Some of the most inspiring time before you will so have built freights taken possession of them The significance of the ex-sena incongruous event in the entire pro thoughts have been uttered by men up your strength and your energy that you will be a changed person.. that they are willing to do almost tor’s present attitude lies entirely in gram of the Manhattan year. while they were listening to the rus Incredible though it may seem, Think of yourself walking im to a anything to get them—even to sub the fact that he now finds it as ex tle of death’s wings. Some, of the there is a good old-fa39hiohed barn most beautiful literature has . been mirror; try to see the roses to your scribe to the policy of the War De pedient to be wet as in 1920 he yard sheep-shearing once a year, written by men who were paUid With cheeks, the shine In- your eye^, your partment engin^rs, who insist that found it expedient to be dry. He has within the very shadows of- the prison shadows, but whose spirits head up, and your shoulders square, and. hold that mental picturel Real whatever freight craft shall navi taken h, good long time to look into Fifth avenue mansions and within traveled far and wide. Many o f the traffic congestion reaches something ize that health is natural and that gate the Connecticut above Hart the-matter. He has learned that, in most tremendous achievements have approximating a madhouse. been made' in spite of almost imsur- happiness is normal. ford shall do so in sdl the majesty New Jersey at least, the political For Tom, whom I have introduced mountable barriers. Others, with a of tall smokestacks, signal spars advantage of \<^etness now unques before at one time or another, is different attitude of mind, would QUESTIONS AN ANSV^ERS and such other marine dewdads as the gent who takes care of Central have allowed their thoughts to be-/j^ (Chewing Paper) tionably xmtweighs that of dryness. Park’s flocks—this city’s one and stick up in the air far enough to come as cramped, warped and im- Question:—M., P. asks: “Will you Hence this first complete and open only sheep-herder. This flock, by the healthy as their bodies. kindly tell me what mlght^be lack compel the elevation of bridges or flop on the part of one of the Old way, is generally kept down to a Strong men develop. their bodies ing in one’s system to cause[a desire the construction of draws. Guard of prohibition in Congress. hundred head or so. A “farm” sale by lifting heavy weights and doing to continually chew paper?' 'Diis is is held every year, when the older It would seem to persons less ex- Frelinghuysen is not among the hard work; The same- may be true not a joke, but I have had that de sheep are disposed of and the lambs sire for years.” * * cited over the novelty of river in the mental realm. Your troubles most brilliant Americans who have are retained. After the shearing the should be considered as weights to Answer:—If you continually have transportation that it would be served in the United States Senate, city holds a “wool” sale, which in be. lifted to strengthen your mental a desire to chew jiaper. It ih no much more sensible for the water But he has an able group of lieuten variably attracts h, curious crowd. mitscles. doubt an indication that y^ur diet The shearing itself draws crowds ways advocates of Springfield, Hol ants that his money commands. And Psychologists have come > to be has been deficient in some-of the of popeyed natives who haven’t the mineral elements. ' yoke and vicinity to stand pat on lieve that fear is the'most destruc between their brains and his own slightest idea whether this is done tive force in the lives of most peo their position that the Coimectlcut’s he has been enabled to read the with a lawnmower or a pajf of man ple. Let us look into this business (Flour) upper reaches are obviously a low handwriting on the wall. icure scissors. Crowds of youngsters of being.afr^d. Science has shown, • Question :—^M. L. B. asks)"Should clearance proposition—and await who never saw a farm are takeh that we are just bom afraid of only one use the same flour for wbol*- out to gaze upon this spectacle, just three things. They are these: ’The . wheat mush as for muffins?” opportunity to get a report from GROWING TOLERANCE as country lads are brought forth to loss of support or.of being dropped,] Answer: Flour for mush should the War Department favorable to Dr. Scott McBride, superintendent scan some new - fangled dingus the fear of a loud noise, and physi- ' be coarser than the flour- for muf federal sponsorship of such a water of the Anti-Saloon Leagud’^of Amer brought from the big town. cal ptdn. All of pur other fears,, fins. • r By heck, we go rural in this town way. ica, and Henry H. Curran, head of such as the fear of losing a job, the every now and then! fear of going: bUnd, the fear of say (Toast) f: Or, if they don't want to spend the Association Against the Eight ing a wrong thing, the fear of being, Question:—C. J. C. aski: "Will their time in mere idle waiting, it eenth Amendment, met in the Which reminds me that one of the left out of things and being fo i^ t - you please tell me W toasted bread would take only a trifling percent Washington coiqmittee room where piglets in “Mrs. Murphy’s farm”— ten, the fear of not. h.Bving enough dries the blood? I eat-toast In pre- also in Central Park—hasn’t been age of the millions that bridge re the lobby hearings are being held. ^hen one is old, and any of the other .ference to bread, aridTvefceen told doing so well, much to the concern ^hundrieds of fears ^Hh which you it dries the blood.” ! . construction would cost if they were McBride introduced himself to Cur of the Fifth avenue Faimtleroys, mhy be*'possessed, dre all fears Answer: Melba toast dobs not dry • to pay for a practical survey of the ran. Curran smiled and said, “We whose nurse maids let them gaze at which you have acquired. You bp- the blond, but emyohe ttsihg a large situation by maritime engineers might get together and talk this pigs, cows, geese and such throu|j;h gan with the first, three and ^cked amount of toast should akb include the iron bars of a cage. up the others as you'went along. j^not associated with the War De- over some time.” “ Yes,” said Mc- plenty of green vegetables in the tllLBERT SWAN. They are all'needless. In fact,^ if you diet in order to avoid canztipatioa. tibn for Senator. hank er;; would ^thertM iy an employe moife money; for the sanie job if ae plays' ifOlf,' bOotHwe he is better «d. physically, mentally and St. Louis, April 24 — (AP)— A morauy.'as'the resmt"d)Tf^ to do deputy sheriff and a would-be rob Ms work^ He soremarked at k meet». ber were slain in a pistol duel in St. 1950 hY NEA JETC. New York—The widow, .three ing of the AssocU^pn.of Commerce.. Louis county shorOy before mid daughters and four sons of the late Borq. in St. .A n d re i, he regards night when two men approached the Jacob P. Adler, star of the Yiddish golf as the greatest thlng' ever in ^ e e r , who with a companion, was MASONS’ stage, are to appear in the same vented by a Scotchman.'^ parked along the highway to trap \ BEGIN HEBE TODAY ' play, a revival of ‘T.he Wild Man.” Garden City," N. Y. — Peaches bandits who recently have perpe NATALIE CONVERSE tric^ to Atlanta— Meal from moonshine Browning is ccmcentrating on her conquer her jealousy when other trated a number of holdups of stills is used to make combread for golf game.' She^Wak playing" the old motorists. ~ SUPPLIES women admire her handsome hus- working girls. And sugar sweetens Westbury course when an airplane bmid, ALAN. When he receives a their coffee instead of aiding in me WilUam Goericke, 28, the deputy made a forced landing on the links. sheriff, was fatally wounded, and ....of undisputed quality offered Call to the home of BEBNAJD^NE fermentation of mash. Prohibition Did she run like others for a look? at consistently low prices.. LAMONT, a popular night club authorities turn over such confiscat the bandit, about 35 imidentified, “ Fore!” she yelled and continued was found dead when other de hostess, she demands that ed supplies to the churches Home her rbimd.i fuse to go and that he giv^«i^ the for Girls, Inc., which operates five puties went to the scene. New York — California, here Chief Deputy Sheriff Arnold Will- Lime Cement Plaster business of “ that Lamont wosnan.” institutions. ^ • -s Alan explains that Bema^ne is comes Paul Whitman. He’s going mann, who was with Goericke, said Balboa—Eight giant land tortoises back as soon as possible. ' ’Hroad- the widow of a war buddy who had two men approached them and are having a cruise de luxe. Found way’S'. all different,” he explained. ordered them to throw up their SEAVICC Flue and Drain Tile saved his life, but Natalie Iq scorn in the Galapagos islands by a QJJAUTV ful. Aftca- a quarrel in vvblch he “There’s no one -here l .know. The hands. Willmann said they told the scientific expedition, they are bound gang’s gone Hollywood.” pair they were officers, and one of lOAL taunts her for refusings to bear for the New York Aquarium in Vin him children, Alan leaves and Nata Pine River, Minn.—A double of the highwaymen immediately open cent Astor’s yacht Nourraahal. They ed fire, the bullet striking Goericke. OIL lie spends a' miserable ‘ evening— Lincoln-preferred railroading to M A S O N average 75 pounds. Willmann returned the fire and MA tlA lS COAL and never dreaming that he is listening New York —^Modern presidential work on the s t a ^ Rowland W. to a doctor tell him that Berna- Spear received su^^-theatHcai of the pair fled. Willmann immediate letters in longhand are the most ly took his companion to a hospital dine’s recovery is doubtful. valuable, says Thomas F. Madlgan’s' fers because .of hia'resemblance' to The actress sn rpri^ Alan by the railsplitter; who became presi where he died early today. book, “Word Shadows of the Great” The chief deputy said he was cer FUEL OIL requesting that he thke her ^on, (Frederick A. Stokes Company); dent, and he; refused them £dl. He is BOBBY, In the event,”Oif her death. dead at the'^age of 72. , tain he wounded the other bandit “Holograph Letters of Presidents and a check of hospitals and phy ... .of grades standardized and de He promises and tri^ to tell Nata Jefferson, Madison, Monroe and pendable. Prompt, efficient and lie but her rebiArs/ silence him. sicians was started. Adams are numerous and less valu TAILORED COTTON clean delivery. Later he confides ra , secretary, able than equally important letters PHILLIPA WEST, has always of Presidents McKinley, Roosevelt, The U. S. Bureau of Fisheries been soothingly s;‘ ihetic. This Prints, plaids and polka dotted Wilson and Harding. This is prin cotton yams are now tailored; in presents gifts of American fishes gives Pbillipa the. tunity she cipally due to the typewriter.” Hard and fish eggs to other countries. has been secre^^ ;g for. Dur- snaart frocks, with accompanying ing is the rarest of the presidents jackets 1 of nlpped-in waistlines. ing the next few w thi girl de- in full autograph letters. vclops her plan—to ther the mis- Topped by a gay straw.hat they are understanding b^etween Aiaii and Newark, N. J.—Dwight W. Mor summery and very attrac^ve. 2 M a i n S treet row was telephoning to Mrs. Mor his wife. , : row at Englewood from London. He No “ean”«>lmt helpo to re- ManAester ’ doim-’ TAFFETA HAT dace penaoTHns of ooo^iiig. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY asked how she was and the children Telepnone 3319 CHi^PTER VI Sind Dwight, Jr., and then: “ How is Anne after that terrible flight?” Paris sends us embroidered taf Phillipa lookqd at Natalie with feta hats that- ar^ light and very envious eyes when she came- to the Mrs. Morrow gave the conversation VJfiSS verbatim in a campaign address. packable for traveling.' Others are O V E tf-g MILLION JAWS USED YEARLY office. She watched with a queer plain colors, with stitched brims. mixture of feelings at her heart, Colonel Lindbergh’s father-in-law is the other workers greet their em ployer’s wife 'With extreme defer “We’ve just had a letter from his mother,” Phillipa went , on g;ush- ence—^whlch, Phillipa failed to real ingly. “ They’re in Atlantic City—of course you know that.” ize, was partly due to Natalie’s ari^ocratiC Appearance. Her eyes were smarting with im- shown that afternoon, seemed to She resentel it—and yet she was shed tears, and she wanted to run- him unexplainable. And for what glad of it, foo, for she fancied her from the place blindly, impotent in reason? Simply because be had if had per quart for our Motor Oil self recefvtog the same attention the grasp of her obsessing passion. kept her waiting. some daY , . . ♦ ♦ ♦ Phillipa glanced discerningly at On tiiy /occasion she did not seek Alan sheepishly avoided Philli his brooding countenance when to keep/Natalie from noticing her. pa’s glance, and closed the door they returned to the office, and On tho Contrary—she deliberately upon his embarrassment. Pbillipa quietly effaced herself. She felt she interrupted her as she was about to had wasted an opportunity, but she enter Alan’s private office, with smiled. A little later she went in to mm, was too wise to intrude upon a the Graf Zeppelin engines could not have functioned word Oiht he was in conference. A and was so silently sympathetic in man with unpleasant thoughts. very • important conference, she her demeanor, that he found hirn- Alan’s mood did not change be added. fore the office closed. Then he tqld N^alie hesitated. Usually she self conscious of a feeling of grati tude toward her. Phillipa, in reference to some work went jdirectly to the inner office, that she said needed his immediate and ifs h e found .Alan busy, went She sat very still at the end of attention, that he would return to out.'again, to wait. She accepted his desk, taking dictation.' In her the office after dinner and take care quietness, and in the way she kept P h ilip ’s present interference with of it. more smoothly — g o 6 ^ grace qn this occasion, being her head bent, as though she did in ' CTcellent humor, and took a not want to look upon his discom She saw, while putting his desk chair beside the secretary’s desk, fiture, there was meaning. in order after his departure, that S ie might have gone back to the One thing of beauty she had— he had not been able to work that reception room, which was separat lovely curling eyelashes. Now they afternoon, at least not since Nata ed from the space where Phillipa’s veiled her downcast eyes, and lent lie had been there. ^ desk was placed, by a low partition, her an air of demureness that Alan It was unusual for him to work but she chose to wait nearer Alan’s found vastly refreshing after a dis in the office at night, but he did office. She did not expect to be play of Natalie’s temper, and a it occasionally, when Natalie at long in being admitted .to the pri quarter hour of Mrs. Lowell’s viva tended a concert or lecture in which vate office. cious company. ^ he lacked interest. He rarely came This couldn’t have suited Phillipa True, her hair was only a com down from his home for the sole better. They were out of earshot monplace brown, rather dark, but purpose of working. of the other employes, if they spoke it was smooth and ^gleaming. Alan When he left the office, he did in low tones, and Phillipa did not took his mind off* a letter long not mean to go t^ Westchester and raise her voice, as she asked Nata enough to tell himself that Philipa return. He’d take dinner in a restau lie how little Bobby Lamont was should let her hair grow. There rant. It didn’t much matter which doing. ought- to be little silky tendrils restaurant. Ought to telephone She sav/ Natalie start, though she about her forehead—serene fore Natalie, though. They’d had scenes appeared to be busily engaged with head that—and at her neck. Er----- before. No use making matters some papers on her desk. where was he? Oh yes, “regarding worse by worrying her. “I’ve sd much enjoyed helping Western Consolidated...... ” Long He turned tov/ard a cigar store Mr. Converse choose toys for him,” hair would suit her womanliness. and a. public telephone, but on the she chattered on airily, still not "That will be all, Miss West. way he decided he’d like a hot bath openly glancing up at Natalie, who Thank you.” He was a bit abrupt. and a change before dinner. He was now sitting quite erect in her Phillipa got up, appeared to hesi stopped and looked about for a taxi. chair. tate. Her gray eyes slanted at him And in the back of his 'mind there • * - appealingly. A half smile turned was something more important to "We’ve just had a letter from upward the corners of her mouth, him than his comfort. mother,” Phillipa went on ^ s h as one smiles in pity. (To Be Continued) ingly. “They’re in Atlantic City— How could Natalie humiliate but of course you know that.” She him before his secretary, he thought looked up, smiling an apology for angrily. PASTEL HOSIERY her. stupidity. "You were going to Frondell’s to “it's too bad you and Mr. Con look at their cars today,” Phillipa For your new evening gown of , verse can’t have him with you, isn’t said softly. delicate pastel coloring, you now it? ” she ratided on, wanting to get "Cars?” may purchase chiffon hosiery in the it all in before Natalie spoke. “Of “For Bobby,” Phillipa reminded exact color tone. course, I haven’t seen him, but I him. know he’s a darling because Mr, "Oh, yes, yes, of course. I thought BLACK-WHITE we have had Converse is so fond of him.” She you meant real cars. Shall we go paused now and waited—expecting as soon/ as you get those letters anything. A new white kid shoe has stripes off?” made by lacing harrow thongs of But nothing happened. A sharp Phillipa had not expected to ac line replaced the soft cur*/es that a black patent leather through the company him, but she said nothing kid. They are startlingly effective. moment before had formed Nata about that, and slipped out of the lie’s lips, but no word issued from room to settle herself at her t^ e - th ree years o D R . Huao ECKENER COlWMANDER'OF THE OBAF ZEI* R'l L I'll it. writer, and make her fingers fiy FLOWER TRIM “Perhaps you’d like to read the over the keys. letter,” Phillipa suggested, reaching * * * A deep rust reJ sheer straw hat, into a drawer for it. She seemed She was tempted to have one of in picture size, has a garland of not at all aware of the strangeness the typists finish the letters, but little flowers, in graduated color, of her conduct. Natalie would think thought better of it. Her work for along one side of the brim. results and flawless performances wi her a simpleton, of course, but let Alan was perfect. She wanted him .her. to find no flaws, either in it or in The letter contained a slight her. PATOU BOG reference to business. That fact, She’d once cautioned herself that Phillipa believed, would make it a man in love overlooks the very One of the new'Patou bags is possible for Natalie to assume that faults he would seek to find in a made of black silk polka dotted in she saw nothing unusual in its be woman if he did not care for her. rose opaline. It is round, with silk ing sent to Alan’s office, instead of That is, if that woman were de covered fastening and is lined with his home. And thus not attach liberately trying to interest him in black, piped in pink. suspicion to her showing of it ./ an amorous way. And she knew Natalie took the letter, with that Alan was not in love with her. fingers that were beginning to Her work must continue to be too She tost 19 Pounds tremble. In silence Phillipa watched good to draw a complaint from him. her read it. But no sooner had But in spite of her satisfaction Natalie leaned over- and laid it on when it was finished, she did not i Of Fat In 27 Days the desk, hastily, and with a touA enjoy the shopping trip. Alan took ! of fierceness, than she began agairi no particular notice of her. Had i her devilish interference. she but known it, this was a straw During October a woman in Mon But Natalie was not given time in her favor. He was dwelling bit tana wrote—“My first bottle of [Signed 1 to listen. The door to Alan’s private terly upon his life with Natalie, too Kruschen Salts lasted almost 4 office opened, and she saw him unhappy over it to think of any weeks and during that time I lost there, showing out a client. A wo thing else. 19 poimds of fat—Kruschen is aU - \ man client, chic and animate^. That Natalie, cultured, charming, you claim for it—^I feel better than For an instant Natalie was be beautiful, could be guilty of such I have for years.” NiTother motor oil in the world can match VEEDOL’ S record in wildered. Conference? Indeed! She an exhibition of temper as she had Here’s the recipe that banishes glanced quickly at Phillipa, but the fat and brings into blossom all the latter was as innocent-looking as a natural attractiveness that every the Graf Zeppelin and the planes of the Byrd Expedition. Yoyr patjof butter. ^ woman possesses. Inwardly Phillipa was qongratu- Sheet Metal Every morning take one half tea -ow n motor needs this same VEEDOL. Ghoo^ tt for the same » lating herself upon the lucky cir spoonful of Kruschen Salts in a cumstance that had brought Nata glass of hot water before break lie to the office when Alan was en fast. Specialties Be sure and do this every mornlnfe reasons they chose it... protection, dependability, smoothnm • • • gaged with the attractive Mrs. for "It’s the little dally. dose that Lowell. takes off the fat.”—Don’t miss a V/* - . . . - “ Oh, hello, Natalie,” Alan said, as If you have an intricate job morning. The Kruschen habit means c e n t s a q-il a r t .25^ per . quart in crankcase lots, 30j^ per single quart. • There _ his client turned away and he saw that every particle of poisonou.s or something out of the ordin •waste matter and harmful acids and his wife standing beside Phillipa’s ary and requiring expert work gases are expelled from the systeip. b y theerfu.l 1 jg desk. “Come in.” At the same time the • stomach. r are no reasons why you should pay more. You can’t buy a better » His tones were not .weighted with manship this is the shop to • liver, kidneys and. bo-vvcls are toned 3 0 )i « quart iarMaitat /q/aatitiaa bring- it to. Material and up and the pure, fresh blood contaln- welcome, though he did smile. He ins Nature’s six life-giving salts is ^ l was busy. He wished Natalie had vvortoanship of the best. carried to every organ, gland, nerve oil than VEEDOL . ; . regardless of price . . . process or CTudesJ^^ come a little later. , and fibre of the--body and this Is fol ivI'ADC 100% FROM PfeilllkYLVANU Natalie’s head lifted haughtily. lowed by “that Kruschen feeling’’ of energetic health and activity that is AND OTHER PARAFFINE joRUD'IS SAVE 25^ TO $1.00 EVERY TIME YOU FILL YOUR CRANEGASi Color flamed high in her cheeks, reflected Ih. bright, eyes, , clear skin, but her voice was cool as she an- cheerful vivacity and charming rv/cred. “ Sorry, I haven’t time. I’ve flgur^.'N • / tide water oie saxes corporation been waiting.” .' If ytJu want'to lose fat with speed Alan knev/ at once that she was LA-inTN EY get an 85c bottle of Kruschen Salts 2390 Main St., Hartford, Conn., Tel 2-2124 from Packard’s Pharmacy or any .aajgry. "Hell,” h» said to himself. Plumbing and Heating To Natalie: "That’s too bad, dear.” live ’druggist anywhejre in ^America She moved away, and not even Contractor. I with the distinct undeTstanding that ■ A or SV THE MARERt OF TYDOU ITHYk ARO HI-YEET («tHR) TVSOfc RAaeM ai c. - you must be satisfied with results for Phillipa’s sake, could she sum 38 Main St. TeL 3030 mon a word of gracious farewell. ; or money back.—^Adv,, , "a - I I?',' >' 1930. MANCHESTER EVENING HBBAIJ) MANCHEST^. CONN* THURSDAY, APRIL 24, PAGE EIGHT < - 3 ' COLUMBIA JUSTICE ^Noied Washington Elm DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Pick Qpve^nor^s 422.3—WOR, NEWARK—7lO. Leading DX Stations. j TEursdfty, April 24. 6:30—Dinner concert orchestra. W ill B k ” ' musician!j ona a celebrated 7:30—^Daifde orchestra, cabbies. 405.4— WSB, ATLANTA—740. 8:00—Little Symphony orchestra. As, Blossom jrtoUnlst, and the other famous both 8:15—Baritone, concert music. ' MfeBride I Found y:U0—Lone Star Rangers male quartet 9:00—NBC programs (2 hrs.) Charles F, b r ig h t as a pianist nad orchestra conductor, 9:30—Instrumental ensemble. 11:00—Vocalist; Amos ’n’ Andy. «• .Reckless Driving Seattle, Wash., April 24—(API :^xial Washington elm 9:45—Talk by Heywood Broun. Winchester, Va., April 24.—(AP)^g^ed hew: jaurela to apple •"^Guilty of west in 1900. >rill be heard over the WEAF chain 12:00—Transcontinental program. Byrd, —Destined to replace the famous at 10 o’clock Thursday, night. Mme. 10:00—Oriental philosophy, muale. 293.9—KYW, CHICAGO—1020. —A new dominion today awaited! growing .hus ess. ary by J. of P, Fannie Dixon Other scions of the tree under 10:30—Organist; dance orchestra. 9:00—NBC programs ('ilft hrs.)- it was . learned, .sincie lea-vipg the Washington elm to Cambridge, ^which Georgy . Wasl^ingten: .^tobk Henee Chemet ■will play a program of 11:00—Moonbeams nilslc, prose^poems. 11:30—Amos *n’ Andy, comedians. rulership of, the Qld Dominion’s Welch. violin ranging 302.8—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—990. govenior’^'office has become' King Mass., which died several years ago, command of the Continental A m y 11:15—Dance music to 2:00. First Lady, the piythic^ empipa ot Irom a concerto by Vivaldi to special 7:15—Melodeers; Bay State boys. of the Orchard” by adding to his on July 3, 1775, have died, and lay- 8:30—Goldosi trio; male qulnteL 389.4_WBBM, CHICAGO—770. milliohi of apple trees that grow in Charles , F. McBride (rf 13 Ridge two ‘’grandchildren,*’ of the vener arrangements of modern popular so- 9;00—WJZ programs (2 hrs.) 9;0u—WABC programs (1% hrs ) holdings acres of apple trees whlcn wood street, South Manchester, ap able tree got their start in the world e ^ g of branches of the ^here jU:30—Martha Washington songsters. the Shenandoito_ valley. lecUons. Rudolph Gans. intemaUou- 11:00—Bert Lowe’s orchestra, are said to malie him the largest in peared before Justice of the'Peace herd yesterday. ' was decided upon to March, 1929, «iiv known concert pianist and re ^ ^W A B C , NEW YORK-860. 11:00—Night court; orchestras . Honoring the'trees- whose, delicate cently conductor of the St. Louis 6:00—Mlscha Ragiiisky’s orchestra. 1:00—An hour about Chicago. • dividual producer of apples in tne Fannie Dixon Welch ^ in Columbia Two twigs, rooted in boxes sus to perpetuate the pwent. . , Symphony orchestra, wiU offer a se- 6:30—Civic Repertory theater. 254.1— WJJD, CHICAGO—1180. blossoms are in full bloom, Miss wdrld. last night on the charge of reckless pended in the branches of the only •The twigs were found 'to, be iMtion of his most successful concert 7:00_Mystery melodrama, orchestra. 9:00—Mooseheart cliilo.'.'en’s houi. Suzanne Pollard,, daughter of the driirtog anci'was fined 525 and costs, surviving descendant of the • Cam firmly rooted and ready to start an numbers, among them composiUous by 7:30—Variety program; address. 9:30—Studio hub music hour. governor of Virginia, this after The parade.of the blossoms was independent life. Ludi^g Mertger, Chopin and Liizst. The soloists will 8:00—^Deutsch’s string ensemble. 10:30—Dance orchestra: artists. the first important event today par $20 being remitted by the presiding bridge tree, were cut loose and be supported by a symphony orches 8:15—Political situation address. 12:00—Artists;-concert trio noon will receive the crown as transplanted in the University of Wa^togtoh gardener and botanist, tra imder the direction of Nathaniel 8:30—Manhattan moods music. 416.4— WGN-WLIB, CHICAGO—720. Queen Shenandoah as the supreme ticipated in by thousands of school justice. said the young trees would be ready Shllkret. Singing “ blues” w n p in her 9:00—Drama, “ The Girl, the Doctor, The case was the result of a crash Washington botanical gardens. The 9:Ou_Organist; A, L. Flude. event of the seventh annual apple children from Virginia and Mary tree on the Washington campus for shipment to Cambridge in a cou best grown-up manner. Baby Rose land the Missing Wife.” 10:00—NBC dance orchestra, land, dressed in costumes of the near the Columbia Green last Fri Marie, child prodigy of radio and 9:30—Ben Selvin’s orchestra. 10:30—Hungry Five male quinteL blossoms festival. grew from twig cut from the origi- ple of months. r t vaudeville will present “Aintcha? . 10:00—Bob Haring’s orchesti’a. 11:30—Three dance orchestras. The chief executive of the “Peach colors of the blossoms. To the sUi- day afternoon at five o’clock when ' “Why Do I Love xou Like I Do?’’ and 10:30—National radio forum- 202.6—WHT, CHICAGO—14£0, ring strains of the United States the, car driven by McBride going ^ “The One 1 Love Just Can t Bo Both 11:00—Dream boat music hour. 10:00—Studio musical program. State,” Governor L. G. Hardman, of south towards Lebanon skidded and* Ki d n a p e r s g e t l i f e .' ered W iih Me” when she appeal s m 11:30—^Two dance orchestras. Geor^a, will place the golden crown Navy band, the parade was to pass guMt artist with Rudy VaUee in his 12:30—Midnight organ melodies. 11:00—your hour league. through the principal streets of crashed into a car driven by Mrs. [TIDE WATER COMPANY Tientsin, China, April 2L— (AP) regular program over WEAF and as 454.3— WEAF, NEW YORK—660. 344.6—WLS, CHICAGO—870, on Miss PoUaxd's brow. Two govemr Marietta Flynn of Elizabeth,. J., —Four Russians convicted' of’ Idd- 6:00—Ludwig Laurier's orchestin. 8:00—Comedy drama program. Winchester, and be reviewed on the sociated stations at 8. ofs who are central figures in the coming up the hill from the west on naping A,aron Brenner. New 'York 7:00—Mixed quartet hymn sing. 8:30—NBC musical program. festival, Gov. Pollard of Virginia way by Queen Shenandoah and her OFnCES ARE MOVED Wave lengths in meters of 7:30—Nation’s Capital address. 9:00—Showboat broadcast. court of forty-three princesses. Thi.s the Hebron road. Mrs. Flynn_was fur dealer, last November, were staUon tiUe, kilocycles on the nghh 8:00—Rudy Vallee’s orchestra with 447.5— WMAQ-WQJ, CHICAGO—670. and Governor Hardman ofOeorgia, taken to St. Joseph’s hospital in sentenced to life imprisonment to Times are all Eastern Standard. Black Baby Rose Marie. 9:30—Studio musical program. was to be followed by, a parade of 9:00—Harbor Lights, sea drama. were together last night with a for day by a" Chinese judge. A fifth face type indicates best feaiuies. 10:30—Two doctors’ program. the bands and the coronation. Willimantic where it was found that ‘ The Tide Water Oil Company and 9:30—Orchestra. violinisL tenor. 11:00—Dan and Sylvia; concert. mer Governor of Virginia, who has three ribs were broken. The entire prisoner ’iwas sentenced to five 10:00—Renee Chemet, violinist; Ru 11:30—Amos 'n* Andy; orchestras, Tide Water Associated Oil Company Leading East Stations. dolph Qanz, pianist. .running board of the New Jersey years. \ 11:00—Grand opera,'“ Pagllaccl.” 238—KOIL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—1260. f Mrs. Emmel’iie Ludwig of (Orchard are moving this week ,to new quar Brenner' was kidnaped early in 272.6—WPG, ATLANTIC CITY—'ilOO. 10:00—Late dance orchestra. ■ car was ripped off and front fenders s-00_Gospel hymn recital. 12:00—Ray O’Hara’s orenesU-a. I street, underwent an operation for ters in the Whitehall Building, 17 November and was held for a ran g|l5—Glee club, “ Tale of Old^ Japan. M3^W JZ, NEW YORK-760. 11:00—Studio music hour. j of the McBri(}e car were consider Battery Place. The Tide Water Oil a:15—Serenaders; country store. g.QO—Bernie Cummins’ orchestra. 361.2— KOA, DENVER—830. appendicitis at the Rockville City som of $500,000. After being held 11;0U—Adventures; Amos ’n’ Anuy. ably damaged. Company have been tenants at 11 nearly a week he was releaseij, the Xo:00—Harold Stephens, tenor. 0:15—At the Captainis table. I hospital on Tuesday. Deputy Sheriff Harvey Collins af 10:15—Burlesque, “‘Woman’s W Dome 6:45—Prohibition poll broadcasL 12:30—Olympians dance orchestra. ROCKVILLE The young daughter of Dr. and Broadway since 1903 where with its police being close on the trail of the Power.” 7:00—Amos 'n' Andy, comedians. 1:00—National concert orchesna. Mrs. Roy Ferguson of Union street ter investigation of the accident subsidiaries and later the Tide kidnapers. Qn Nov. 15, seven men 1U:30—^American Legion program. 7:15—Drama sketch; orchestra, 299.8— WHO, DES MOINES—1000. placed McBride under arrest on the Water-Associated Oil Company and ii*(iii*Two dance orchestras. 8:00—Contralto, baritone, orchestra, 7:30—Montana cowboys prograiu. is ill at the Hartford hospital. were arresteci on suspicion of be ^^•ai^WBAU BALT1M9BE-10M). 8:30—Dramatic sketch, tenor. 8:00—NBC programs (3V4 hrs.) Common Council Meeting Mrs. Belinda Cullen of Hartford charge of reckless driving and the its subsidiaries, they have occupied longing to the gang. 'US 7-DO_Baltimoreans music hour. 9:00—Studio musical program. 11:30—Independent musical program. The regular meeting of the com case was continued until last night the entire 15tb, 16th, 17th, and 18th WJii programs (3 hrs.l 9 ;30—Harold Sanford's orchestra with 12:00—Studio musical program. was the -g u e s t o f friends in this Muriel Wilson, soprano. mon council was held on Tuesday city on Tuesday. . in ColUrhbia town court. The condi floors. IA ll'o o —Musical memories. 374.8— KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—800. 11:3U—The Witching hour. 10;00—Mid-week dance program. 9:30—Dance band, soprano. evening, with Mayor A. B. Waite, Mrs. Emma Mead was the guest tion___ of the road across the Green i The new offices in the Whitehall UAVll) CHAMBKHS 545.1—WGR, BUFFALO—5-0. 11:0U—Slumber music hour. 11:00—Studio entertainment. since being oiled a few days ago has j Building have been especially de- 7-00—Studio musical program. 12:00—B. A. Rolfe’s orchestra. presiding. There weire four absen of her. daughter Mn^.. James Cough g;00—WEAh’ Piograms ^ hrs.) 535.4— WFI, PHILADELPHIA—560. 491.6_WDAF, KANSAS CITY—010. tees, Alderman William Schaefer, lin of Manchester on Wednesday. been dangerous to motorists, render- signed to facilitate the coordination | 243.8—WNAC, BOSTON—1230. 6:00—Automobile club feature. 11:05—WJZ Slumber music. Councilmen Walter Draycott, John John Blake of Providence, R. I., ing the use of brakes on the oily, of all Tide Water activities which CONTRA! TOR 6:30—Dinner orchestra, oracle. 7:15—Topics in season. 11:30—Amos 'n' Andy, comedians. 491.5— WIP, PHILADELPHIA—610. 11:45—Studio variety program. ______McKeima and Bruno Doss. A vote , has been spending several days wet______surface during the past rains | include production, refining, pipe, 6:45—Braves’ musical program. 12:45—Nighthawk irolic. AND Bim.nKR 7 ;0 U—WABC programs t4 hrs.) 5;30_Music melodists program. was taken at the meeting to request | ^j^h his mother Mrs. Francis Blake j hazardous, rail and water transportation of j Xl-UU—Three dance orchestras. 7:00—Children’s birthday list. 468.5— KFI, LOS ANGELES-640. the Rockville Water & Aqueduct | orchard street, being called here crude and finished products and | 13-3U—WABC organ melodies. 305.9—KDKA, PITTSBURGH-980. 11:30—Ensemble: artists hour. domestic and foreign marketing. 68 Hollister Street 428.^^LW , CINCINNATI-700. 6:00—Address; cliildren’s hour. 12:00—Vagabond feature program. Co., to install' two hydrants on j [jy death of his father. 6:30—Dinner music; scrap book. 6:30—Little German band. 1:00—Moore’s orchestra, songs. Franklin avenue and one on White j ‘ ----- ^------The Tide Water Pipe Company, now 7;3g—Singers feature recital. 7;0u—WJZ Amos ’n’ Andy. 1:30—Max Fisher’s orchestra. BYRD’S MEN ARRIVE a subsidiary of the Oil Company, 7:45—Dog club; farm program. 7:15—Concert; troubadours music. 379.5— KGO, OAKLAND—790. was the first to lay a pipe line S-30—Sonneteers music: BerkinsviUe. 8;00—WJZ programs (3 hrs.) 12:00—Memory Lane; artists. **^A^bill of $2,289 was ordered paid'. WAPPING 0:30—WJZ orchestra, songs. lljOl)—^Tom Gerun’s orchestra, 1:00—Parisan quintet: music. for the new city G. M. C. truck,} a assw Balboa, Canal Zone, April 2t.— across the Allegheny Moimtains to 10:00—Concert; baud recital. 2^8—WCAE, PITTSBURGH-1220. 2:00—Musical musketeers. (A P)—Two more members of Ad ' the Atlantic seaboard. Tide Water’s 11:00—WJ21 Slumber music. 6:00—Dinner dance music. which arrived here the past week, j ^ u oifv, 7:00—Studio dance orchestra. 370.2—WCCO, MINN., ST, PAUL—810. the old truck being turned in on Dr. Ingraham of the Health De- miral Richard E. Byrd’s Antarctic principal products are Tydol Gaso- j Typewriters ■'.1:30—Latin-4merican program. 8:00—WABC programs (I 'i hrs.) .2:00—Late dance oichestra. 7;3l)—Old-time Singing School. Other bills were , also | pp^rtment of the State Board of expedition. Dean Smith, aviator, line and Veedol Motor Oils. Its i 8:00—WEAF programs (4 hrs.) 9:30—Two musical piograni. the deal, urner uiui» wcic All makes, sold, i4ated, ex- •2:30—Tenor, dance orchestra. 10:30—Theater musical program. ordered paid. I Education will be at Wappmg and Joseph Degenahl, navigator— principal refinery is located at Bay- j 1:30—Instrumental trio, soj'S®- 260.7—WHAM, ROCHESTER—1150. changed and overhatiled. 280.2—WTAM, CLEVELAND—1070. 7:15—String, mixed quarteL 11:35—'I'wo dance orchestras. Permits were granted as follows: j School next Monday morning at nine visited here today after the ar onne, N. J. . 1 7 :00—Orchestra: Gene and Glenn. 8:00—Players feature program. 461.3—WSM, NASHVILLE—690. Pitney, chocken coop on i o’clock to give examination to rival of the steamship Remuera, en- Special rental [ rates to stu g:0i)—WEAK progiams (4 hrs.> 8:30—WJZ programs (2% hrs.) 7:30—Francis Craig’s orchestra. all children of the pre-school age. 12:00—Midnight organ melodies. 11:15—Tom Grierson, organist. S:0u—WEAF programs (3 hrs » Hammond street; First Lutheran route for New York. T.YLKIE APP.AR.\TUS dents. Rebuilt machihes 379.5— WGY, SCHENECTADY—790. 11:00—Belmont Conservatory prog. This examination acquaints the The men said they were glad to j 12:30—Stubby Gordon’s orchestra. church, 2 car garage at rear of j REGULATED $20.01) and up. 399.8—w eX -W JR , DETROIT—750. 12:00—Time; weather; markets. 11:30—Amos 'n' Andy; addicss. parsonage on Ward street; Daidd mothers with the physical condition be nearing the United States again. }j;U0—WJZ programs (3 hrs.) 6:15—Dinner dance orchestra- 12:00—Gastoilians dance orchestra. of their children and the mothers ------! 11:00—Studio musical program. 7:00—Mystery melodrama. 270.1— WRVA, RICHMOND—1110. F. W. Pitney, chicken coop on Smith went to bed immediately 7:30—Agricultural program. can have any trouble rectified be- Paris. — (AP) — / French ex- j 12:00—Organist, dance music. 6:15—Marshall’s dinner orchestra. Pleasant street. The meeting was in after the ship docked last night, 283—WTIC, HARTFORD—1060. 8:00—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) I fore the children enter school. This bibitors are now required by an' 11:00—Albany dance music . 7:00—Amos ’ n’ Anriy; addre.-^s. session less than an hour. where it was held in Quarantine KEMP'S 6 ;45—Studio musical program. 8:00—NBC progiar.us i4 hrs.) ! work is sponsored by the State edict of the chief of police to supply! 6:30—Dinner dance music. -11:30—Theater----- organ recital. Observed Silver Wedding until this morning, but Degenahl 763 Main St. Phone 5680 Secondary Eastern Stations Secondary DX Stations. Board of Education and the Wap- was eager to see Panama and to immediately details of talkie a p -' 344.6— WENR. CHICAGO—8.C. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Edmondo of ping Parent-Teacher Association is paratus installed in their theaters. 1 508.2—WEEl, BOSTON—590. 6:00—Studio musical program. visit a bank. 6:30—Ortnodo^c Jewish prograiu. 9 :30 -Farm hour; players piog.-ain. 14 West Road held a reception at providing transportation for the “We are glad to see American 7:00—Big IJrolher club. 10:00—Popular musical progiam 7:30—WEAF programs (1 nr.) 272.6— WLWL, NEW YORK—nOO. their home on Tuesday evening in mothers and children who desire it. territory again,” he said, “and we 6:00—Contralto, pianist, orcheslia. II :oo—Comedians: music travelogue. honor of the twenty-fifth' anniver 8 :30—Melody men’s recital. 12:00-DX air vaudeville. If there is any mother in the dis are glad we are going back home. 10:00—WEAF musical program. 6:40—Talk, bass-baritone. sary of thei.' wedding, which fell on 374.8— WSAI, CINCINNATI—800. 8:30—Golosi trio; male quintet. 288.3— WFAA. DALLAS—1040. trict who has not been approached, Commander Byrd is a wonderful 526—WNVe. NEW YORK—570. 9:30—WJZ concert progiam. April 8. As the anniversary date please notify Mrs. Walter N. Foster 8:30—WEAF programs (1 hr.) 6:40—Play, “ Man Who Married 333.1 —KHJ, LOS ANGELES—9C0. man. We can’t think of him as ad 9:30—Minstrel men’s frolic. 10:0(1—Orchestra; songs; artists. caiiie during the Lenten season, the on Mrs. Raymond Belcher. Many miral yet. He was a fine, man to You are cordially invited to inspect th^ 10:00—WEAF programs (1 hr.) Dumb Wife.” celebration was postponed. 11:00—Footlights: orchestra. 7:00—Educational addresses. 11:00—Dance orchestra, towns in the state are making this work for and if the.’., are any other 215,7_WHK, CLEVELAND—1390. 8:15—Moricy Singers: book talk. 508.2—WOW, OMAHA—590. There were fifty-five present and schedule in their school curriculum. expeditions I’ll be glad to go with Summer Home of YOUR Furs and Rugs iii 7:00_I. B. S. A. mid-week service. 9:00—Tiie 'Prio Sinfonico. 9:00—Studio arti'st.s' eiitertaitni cnt. 291.3—CFCF, MONTREAL—1030. they were cordially greeted by Mr. , Miss Clara Chandler, from the him again. I only wish there were 7:30_WABC programs (31,4 hrs.) 10:00—Burnhams’ rhythm kings. and Mrs. Edmondo. A buffet lunch American International College of 11:00—Three dance orchestras. 6:00—Twilight hour; address. 309.1-KJR. SEATTLE—970. east and west poles so we could the Cold Storage Vaults of , 325.9—WWJ, DETROIT—920. 8:30—Organ recital; concerL 11:00—Artists ensemlile. soloists. eon was served by Mrs. E. S. Springfield, Mass., who has been cake other such trips.” 6:00—Lenten church service. 10:00—French cabaret dance music. 11:30—Salon orchestra, artists. Edgerton of Manchester at 10 spending her Easter vacation of a 8:00—WEAF programs (4 hrs.) 315.6— WRC. WASHINGTON—950. Degenahl is accompanied by his 9:30—WEAF programs (1% hrs.) 440.9— KPO. SAN FRANCISCO- 680. o’clock. Dancing was enjoyed dur week -with her parents Mr. and Mrs. 296.9— WHN, n e w YORK—1010. 11:00—NBC dance orcheslra.*i. wife, who met him in Dundedin. 5:30—r. 'V. C. A. entertainmenL 12:00—Late dance orchestra. ing the evening, a local orchestra Henry W. Chandler of Main street, , S. MAX & CO. furnishing the. music, Manchester, returned to her duties LUCKENB.4.CHS DIVORCED. before the valve springs, start to ! Mr. and Sirs. Edmondo received at the college, last Wednesday. | “lag.” many gifts and cards, expressing A. E, Rose and Sons, of Pleasant j Miami, April 24.— (AP)—^A de- FURRIERS Valley, have just completed the ' WTIC PROGRAMS Lapping Often Useful the best wishes of their relatives Philio ' granting Lewis Luckenbach, IVIax Building and friends for many more of these mason work on a house for Fravelers Broadcasting Service Hotor Hints If the work is carefully done it is ^ i wealthy New York steamship oper 69 CHURCH STREET, HARTFORD possible to fit a new piston to a cyl- happy occasions. Bantle on Long Tom Hill. ator, a divorce from Lillian Lucken Hartford, Odtm. riinel.v Suggestions on the •At 7:30 ai'to, mass wa.s celebrat Six members of the Blue Triangle ; inder that is slightly out of round bach was on record here today. CALL .50,000 W., i060 K. C., M. Care o t llie Car Auto* without going to the expense of re ed in honor ?;'■ of , the couple at St. Girls CTub of Wapping started out mobile Club of Hartford. last Monday evening in two auto The decree was granted on the boring. This is accomplished by Bernard's cbiircii.' groimd of habitual indulgence in a BEFAHtING 7-1336 STORAGE BATEB - means of a process knbwn as “lap- ’Funeral Of, Francia Blake mobiles to ■visit the home of one of ■violent and ungovernable temper. REMODELING 2% VALUATION Thursday, April 24 pii^.” The funeral of Francis Blake, their club members, Mrs. Marguerite Sweeney in Hockanum. They were Custody of a son, was awarded to Eastern Standard Time Squeaks As Indicators A new piston, together -with a set was held fr o m his late home on the father. HARTFORD’S MOST MODERN STORAGE VAULTS 4:00 p.m.—Hartford Times News. Squeaky springs, while an annoy of new rings properly fitted, is in Orchard street Wednesday morning j told to turn left at a certain big Mrs. Luckenbach has a divorce 4:10 p.m.—“From the Realm of ance to the nerves, are useful in giv serted into its respective cylinder at 8:30 and from St. Bernard’s [ tree and two hours and a half ar- suit pending in the New York state Chamber Music.” ing the driver an idea of the condi- from beneath. Lapping compound, a church at ‘ o’clock. As the body ter they left Wapping they were 4:45 p.m.—Merendaz Travelogue. still circling a big tree never once Supreme Court in which she naiiies tion of the leaves. The noise indi-. forih of abrasive, is then smeared was being cartied into the church, Della, Louise Stone corespondent. 5:00 p.m.—R-K-O Vaudeville Mati cates that friction has reached a over the cylinder wall and the pis Mrs. Anna V Mae Pftinder sang tMnklpg .they might, haye the wrong nee—NBC. point that is higher than if the ton is worked up and down for a “Priceless Love of Jesqs” 'to'd; duri*., . ^ in~ ■f 5:30 p.m.—Toddy Party—NBC. leaves were mor; completely lubri few moments. A tolerably good fit ing the offertory she rendered '^ quiring ir ih f ‘ they’they’:de(:i'dqd:'It" aecid«rTt would 5:45 p.m.—Rand McNally A n ' best to return home. They certainly cated. is often obtained in this simple way. Schubert’s “Ave Jdaria” . Rev. Fran nouncement. Before the piston assembly is per cis Hinchey, assistant pastor of the would never have given up, had they 5:47 p.m.—Studio Program. Sometimes a car will ride best if church, officiated. “When Evening kno-wn they were so near their des the springs are a bit noisy. Close manently set in-its cylinder, how Saturday Specials 6:15 p.m.—C a b Flashes; Philgas ever, all of the compound must be Comes” by Felix O’Neill was sung tination and eats, but they had al- j Stromberg* I t Announcement; News; Baseball study of one machine, for instance, ready covered about fifty miles, | revealed the fact that if the springs wiped off. It is especially important 1 by the soloist as the body was be- One 10c linen handkerchief free to every customer Scores; Benrus Time. that the rings be removed so that' ing ■ ’borne from the church. There . whereas if they had found the right' s Carlson 6:30 p.m.—Dine and Dance. were silent there was too much ! tree in the first place, it would have Saturday. spring action and a tendency for the any of the compound that may be were many beautiful floral tributes. - :Y«ur Ultimate 7:00 p.m.—Silent. The bearers were Bernard Kelly,, been a fifteen minute drive. springs to collapse so that the frame behind it is completely removed. Radio As 1 have so many cars booked now for a grease job and Floorboard Slipped Clutch John McKenna, _ Edward Connors: Wapping Grange jbeld its. regular WBZ—WBZ.A hit the axle as the ca,r went over 'Grange nie'eting last';;'ruesday eve crankcase service Saturday afternoon I am going to make it rough roads. By letting the springs How a clutch can become trouble and Martin Algair. .■[ Thursday Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Thursday, April 24 Whist Club-Met ning at t'he Center School bally with remain just a little noisy the owner some and show all the symptom^ of 4:00 p.m.—Celtic Legends—Sidney baying been “slipped” when the The afternoon Whist Club met ovet fofty raemberq present, 'i^ere Cars greased for 75c and that good Shell Oil at 25c per quart. A. Gunn. learned to control riding qualities to ‘ were also visitors pVeseht from Tol'-- KEMP'S SheU Oil is made to retail at SOc a quart. You can’t buy any better advantage. driver is an expert and never “rides at the home of Mrs. Arthur Pinney' 4:15 p.m.—Home Forum Decorating the clutch pedal” may seem like a of Maiden Lane on ’Tuesday after- land Grange and Ellington Grange. better oil. , Period—Vella Reeve. Because springs tend to become mystery, but one owner found it to noon, when a delightful social hour The first and second degrees were 4:30 p.m.—U. S. Army Band. squeaky when they dry off following ',be the result of a very simple con- j ^^,as enjoyed, followed by refresh- worked upon -a cleiss of candidates, Gasoline 5 Gallons for 85c. 5:00 p.m.—Stock and curb closings. use of the car in the. rain the owner ' ments. The prizes were awarded as by the regular Grange officers, at 5:30 p.m.—Boston Tercentenary — is tempted to lubricate them in wet The plates had burned out twice in follows: first, Mrt. Selinda Cifilen of the next regular Meeting which will FOR RADIO “Relation of Other New England weather. Water - itself, however, comparatively short order so follow Hartford, second Mrs. - Stephen be May 13, ther'tbird and fourth de Colonies to Boston. serves as a spring lubricant and to ing the third -visit to the repair shop Connors; consolation, Mrs., Frank grees will bte conferred. The master SERVICE Van Wagner’s Service 5:45 p.m.—WBZA Ekisemble. add anything additional may be to he decided to drive around •without Balkner. I appointed 'as a committee for the 5:55 p.m.—Kyanize Road Man. overdo it. The oiling should be done the floorboards so that he might be Golden Wedding ! supper, the following members: Mrs. PHONE 8160 311 Main Street T d . 6691 6:00 p.m.—Sessions chimes. when the springs are dry. able to study the situation care Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Leonard of Paul Sheldick, Mrs. Thomas Herri- Have you heard the new Majestic 6:01 p.m.—Champion Weatherman. Don’t Hurry the Draining fully and make daily inspection of Tolland avenue were married fifty tage, Mrs. Whitehouse, Levi T. Electric Radio? 6:03 p.m.—Agricultural Market Dewey and Wallace Hall. The next How many car owners know that the clutch. The upshot of it was the years on Tuesday and they received report. clutch gave no further trouble be cards, telephone messages and per- meeting will be opened at 7:30 6:20 p.m.—Sport Digest. because they are in a hurry when Standard Time. Barstow Radio they drain the oil from the engine cause the pedal had been prevented sonsLl calls from many relatives 6:30 p.m.—Defiance Tire Hour. by one of the floorboards from re Service they invariably sacrifice a large por and friends. Due to the,recent death The hen-pecked husband will be' 6:45 p.m.—Investment talk. turning to the fully engaged posi of their son Rufus Leonard, no cele Authorized Dealer 7:00 p.m.—Bulova time. tion of the good this service work cheered at the announcement of the should do ? tion. bration was held. Majestic, Philco 7:01 p.m.—Amos ’n’ Andy. Floorboards that restrict th e Cornell professor who said that a 20 Bissell St. 7:15 p.m.—New England Coke Watch the average oil draining Arthur Bentz clutch pedal naturally- encourage The funeral of Arthur Bentz of woman’s brain is only equal to that Next door to Kittle’s Market Melodeers. job au(l it is seen tbat when most of slipping when the car is climbing a of man. the lubricant has run off the owner 349 Hillside aveu'ue, Hartfpird, 7:30 p.m.—Bay State Boys. steep hill or accelerating rapidly. formerly of this city, •was held from 8:00 p.m.—Slayton-Learoyd tovest- Invariably urges the mechanic to Cleans Greasy Brakes y / 1 s N put back the drain plug and get go St. La’wrence O’Toole’s' church in ment Hour> Because brakes are now largely Hartford this morning at 9 o’clock, 8:30 p.m.—Goldosi Trio. ing on the business of filling up with of the enclosed type where grease •with burial in St.‘ Bernard’s ceme 8:45 p.m.—Shaler Five-Minute Men. fresh oil. Even mechanics, left to from the rear axles or from 'the 9:00 p.m.—Knox - Dunlap Hatters their own judgment, frequently fig tery this city, overlubricating front wheel bearings Mr. Bentz. died on .Tuesday and H e i ^ Orchestra. ure the final trickling of the old oil is apt to get on them it has become 9:30 p.m.—^Maxwell House Melodies. as a detail that can be overlooked. was employed as a machinist at the necessary to go babk to the old- Pratt & Cady,(3o.', in Hartford fee 10:00 p.m.—Atwater Kent Mid-week The truth is, the last quart that fasWoned blow-pipe torch method of program. many years. He leaves his wife, drains from the engine is the dirt cleaning the linings and restoring Amelia Bentz, a daughter Ann caiit go wrong 11:00 p.m.—Longines time. iest. If an engine has been standing them to usefulness. 11:01 p.m.—CHiampion Weatherman. Bentz of Hartford; two sisters, the first oil may carry the greatest All, you have to do is to remove Mrs. Emma Miller and Mrs. David 11:03 p.m.—Sport Digest. amount of diluent, but most owners the^heel and apply the heat of the 11:08 p.m.—Temperature. Wetherall of this city. drive to a service station before torph to the linings on the brakes* James' McKenzie 11:09 p.m.—^Bert Lowe’s Statler ha'ving the work done. This mixes shoes which are then conveniently W e’ve got a paint that will give you expert Orchestra. James McKenzie of 43 Ashley diluent with the oil and means that exposed. As' soon as heat is applied street, Hartford, wh6 died at Char results even though you never held a paint 11:30 p.m.—Bulova time. unless all the old oil is drained off grease will start to “fry” out of the ter Oak hospital on Monday, form brush in your hand before. It’s Artlac, some of the diluent ■will remain. fabric imtil it covers the surface in erly resided in Rockville and was Helps Valve EfUriency the form of a black deposit This gardener at the Maxwell estate on the easiest paint in , the world to use— Probably it never occurs to the brings out the grease that is on the Union street. He was bom in Scot DeMAR WON’T average motorist to drive in accor inside of the lining next to the shoe. land and, was a member pf the the paint that cant go wrong f The black- deposit can then be dance with the setting of his valve H&rtford First Preal^terlan "^hurch. Artlac will transform old, dipgy furniture ' TURN “PR O ” tappets if he wants to obtain maxi clewed Besides Mslijs wife,'Mr.wife, ‘ Mr. McKenzie mum efficiency from his engine. If ^ t h a leaves two^sons, lipnald McKqnzie into pieces of bright new beauly. And you the tappets are s6t very close the It is necessajiy to against | of Hartfor(j^ai)dHartford'and MalnolmMMcolm Mc^^nzieMAlCijitiKiA MontreaJ, Que., April 24.— (AP.) burning the fabnc of the Immg. / do it all yourself. You just put it right on —(Clarence DeMar, 41-year-old Mel'?' engine is quiet and he is tempted to of Boston^ Mass.; two daughters. rose, Mass., runner, who won the drive at top speed, while if the. tap Miss Isabfelle McKenzie of Hartford over any dean, smooth surface and you Boston marathon last Saturday for pets are noisy he drives slowly and and Mrs. Fred R. Zeller of Stoning- FlL'rEB HANDY AS CHECK ton. get a regular *'art shop” job. the seventh time, will not accept an never gets the engine hot enough to offer from Armand Vtocent, local expand the valve stems. > The funeral, .whl(jh v/£ 3 private Come in and let us show you the ■wide sports promoter, to turn profession Tappets that are too close thus While the addition of new equip was held'W ^uef day, .with burial in lead him to valve damage through ment on cars may seem to com Cedar Mmeteryi 'Kartford. variety of Artlac colors. And let us tell you al. V-Jfbtes ■ ‘T am quite satisfied with my job heat and expansion of the stems plicate them the fact-hears out the the magic you can work with this mar- "• in Keene, N. H.,” DeMar replied, with high speed, and when there is belief that it results in greater con Miss Hazel Ludwig, daughter of “ and there I Intend to remato.” He too much clearance at the tappets venience for the car owner. M ^ y ■velous paint. ' is employed as a teacher in the he is lured into the inefficiency that of these advantages are unsuspected. I . , - Keene Nomml Sch(X)l. goes 'With restricted valve lift. If bq The ^gasoline filter furnishes a RADIQ SERVICE DeMar has hopes of entering the wouldn’t drive so fast when tappets handy example of the newer con- on all tnakesJ The F. T. BUSH HARDWARE OB. ’I Olympic Marathon at Loa Angeles are ^uiet and would drive faster yenjences. One owner whose filter New Sets and Standard to 1932, it was indicated. , when they’re noisy the valves would is attached at the top of the vacuum • 793 Main St., South Mwchrater ______V operate more efficiently. tank went empty when the engine .Accessories. There is probably no other mod l^ere la also a speed- for every stalled. Since there was plenty of WM. E. KRAH engtoe at which-the 'valves properly gas M the rear tank the indications em development of astronomy that 669 Tolland Turnpike q n e BR^&-ONEO'PAUT,Y • has so revolutionized the science as adjusted for tappet clearance, op- j were that there was a leak in the the application of photography. erate most effis^ently, This is Justjva.c.uuai sustioa system. £HON£<3733 t J. -” ■ ■'■ j'- 1 3 , t i,V: Bt' '"i‘3 \ * * * ,^ tiftn retfgta'V educatian in non- to start Invcstigfation o f c / , ANNE AtSTlN AUTHOR OF OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON • ‘ THE AVENGING fW?ROT' ® 19W SBWK(;mc, -,THE. BLAO< pig eo n : ETC. 6ftuc One ^of toe things that parents^sinarter,. or finer hid’biPother is: It Eb if IIS' must guard a g b tot reUgioualy l».j S. •l930^yHE^■StRViCElHC• . comparison. All comparisons are t ^llow -MEj * i I training. Kf t e £ € '- ^ [ odious, we are told, but one that Is \ Council positively heinous and cruel is com- ; b e g i n HEBE TODAY ggjjg qj convenience—^was going to consider every single pos When DETECTIVE DIO^EE caught in the act by Doris Mat- sibility . . . But .before I forget! The______annual ipeeting^_____ ^ of______thfe Man-_ paring a child with a more fortun- ! lifts the body of DOBIS MAT- yjg^g, vVg know there was a strug- Doris’s murderer returned to his i Chester Girl Scout Council held [ ate brother or sister. 1 THEWS, lady's maid, from the lake that Doris was pushed so yio- room and polished his tennis shoes, ( the afternoon of April 14 at the Old I [ Often a parent doesn’t realize him- and lays it in the snnamCThonse, he ignyy against the bathroom mirror to cover up the perfume. But there | Talcott House Tea Iteom in Weth-' iself that he is comparing his chil-' knows that the heavy perfnme flask, y^g smudged print of her was another problem confronting ersfleld, with twelve members pres {dren; he doesn’t stop to analyze toe order weapon, is the chief due. rou-gd mouth was left—as one of him; What to do with his bottle of ent. A luncheon at one o’clock pre- motive that prompts him to scoldi or . 3e has seen SEYMOUR CROSBY, our few clues to what took place, Fleur d’Am our?” j ceded the business meeting. criticize, or belittle one child and not | He brooded for several mmutes, ^ rp'j^g reports of the standing corn- only overlook but actually indorse engaged to CLORINDA BERKE- i “Then what happens ? Doris suc- f i r s t u . s . n e w s p a p e r . LEY, give the flask to MRS. ‘ geeds in wresting the flask of poi- while the j mittees showed that the year had toe mistakes and misdemeanors of BERKEUEY; has watched GIGl goned perfume from the w6uld-be on his perch. What would he do. . j^gg^ gjjg progress. The awards another. BERKEliEY madly wasting the per- j murderer, flees with it—not taking When at last the answer c i^ e he j committee reported that during the For a bimdred reasons, a mother On April 24, 1704, toe Boston fume by sprinkling i^oyer everyone I yj^jg ggj j^g^ coat or the key to uttered so sharp a ciy of triumph year .91 merit bad.y**; J;ave or father, or both, may develop a News Letter, the first permanteut strong feeling of favoritism for one in the drawing room Friday evening, the back door. Her goal is the sum that the bird protested w th one of , j^gg^ -|jy Manchester Girl newspaper published in toe United child, antagonism, as toe case may before WICKETT, the butler (for merhouse, where she believes she the oaths he had learned from m s , ggouts, as follows: 18 home nurse, I States, first issued at Boston. merly employed by MRS. LAM mischievous o.d mistress, Mrs. Em-1 health winner, 10 observer, 8 be. It is unfortunate, but it does 1 The paper was establislied and piib- will find her fiance, Arnold, waiting Q / -y Aohw — BERT, now Mrs. Berkeley’s socid happen—frequently; when such is lished by John Campbell, a Scotch for her. ma Hogarth. , , , ____i cook, 8 scribe, 6 housekeeper, 6 A 'HmOWH -(OWN TCfpA«i acknowledge it. Not to him, heaven The entire contents of the first But not until ^ s . Berkeley, DI<^ ; cpniamin Smiths home. So he pur- Wilil BERKELEY, Clorinda, EUGENE j ^ 'Dili' Via nnf IaAVP forbid, but to ourselves smd to each . VO , aucasues Doris. But he does not leave long-sufEenng Wrd s cage. ^®®5T garden flower finder, child nurse, Co issue consisted of a report of the but triumphant, be unlocked the citizen, rst aid, 500 other. queen’s speech to both housies of ARNOLD ; behind him, in Mrs. Berkeley’s bath- COULP etc. Confession Is Remedy mour Crosby, and finaUy « ^ V E Y , y gggtaining the sur- tower room. descended the steep , hours home corvirpservice. Two first class Parliament, a few articles of local JOHNSON, missing vaJet who^™om,^me^ d’Amour. And he does stairs to the third floor, unlocked, 37 second class badges, 25 It is a bad situation any way we take it, and like most bad situations interest, four short paragraphs robbed the house, have [Jot take it with him when he fol- that door ^ d was about to step j attendance stars, 3 flve-y cars ser- of marine intelligence from New pected in turn, does Dundee hit upon j summerhouse. If down into the hall when Jie , ^jgg stripes, and home service rib- the cure begins •with honest confes sion smd an intense desire to better York, Philadelphia and NeifV Lofc- the theory that Mrs. Berkeley I Jj® he would have cast it into that the door was pushii^ agai st j representing 1850 hours were don, and a single ad'vertisenaent not Doris was the intoned mmder i along with the fragments sorrmthing soft but unyiel^g> i also presented during the year. things. The last smd most impor- victim. There is proof Crosby hoped tbe ^ .. tsmt reason for self introspection is from the publisher himself. Gigli” be vhispered a ji^ y -^ i Under the auspices of toe coun- In 1719, the News Letter met for his future mother-m-law^ I ^gg“ been fitted together, then he that in most cases toe cure begins, cil, training courses fbr troop not with toe child, but ■with the with a bitter rival in toe" Boston death, .na ’ abundaat - - -rfaPfon | ! "ooly " b«n'|Tvan by Mrs. parent. Gazette, but lirith its ' name i term obe complete crystal flask. No [ SL bn../ 1 Reib?rta, fleW captain •Why is it that Mrs. Smith will changed . to toe Massachtuetts wife, PHYLLIS. 14 months before, 1 on Ihe* bot'-' bead sunk upon her Imees Through the generosity of Geo. when Doris was her trusted maid, j other bo j^g gtooped and gathered her up | give John toe earth if he should smk Gazette and Boston Nem Letteh E. Keith, the Manchester Girl for it? But just let William want it grew to be toe chief organ of \nd Mrs. Berkeley is a perfume ad-; ^ m or me • . - i„„o-iinto his arms. She grunted, sighed,, Scouts now have rooms for head diet : ' “Therefore he stopped ^long | ^gp^^ gygg gg^ ^de. | something, be if only forgiveness for British rule down to the- evacua- quarters in the Professional build Working first on the theory that j enough on his way out of toe bouse i ,.j thgug^t you’d never come out, j I a bojish prank, and that’s something . tion of Boston. Crosbv had poisoned the perfume i in pursuit of Doris, to^ pm me | ,, gjjg murmured. Then an-1 ing. A gift of ?5 was received from else. Mrs. Thomas G. Sloan to be used i The New Boston Gazette, ______before ggiving iv in g it to Mrs. Berkeley, | bottle, away—most probably m bis . routed step. “I’ve been w ait-; Sometimes these attractions or started In 1775, had a- different towards needed furnishings. repulsions are due to temperament. ■ Duqdee learns there are no traces ' own room.” jug here to ‘•ell you what a cad I! rr fttL'DEP£NO‘J' policy than its predece^or and think you are! Tricking Daddy into : Officers for the ensuing year Occasionally children are bom to of poison in Gigi’s handkerchief. ON 0 « £ ' ^ became toe voice of, the people Butttur Johnson,uonnsu... having been . arrested...... - , Dundee paused for a long nunute,, admitting that he came to my room | were elected as foUows: Mrs W parents so totally different in make against England. ' and having proved an Iron-clad frowning. Then he cried triumph-1 ^nd that I—I told him M. Brownell, commissioner; Mrs. VIEWPOINT . up from toe family grain that a alibi for the murder, Dundee returns : antly: i she hesitated, obviously not sure j Frederick Snow, deputy commis- , C^’DENR / bond of real sympathy never seems to the theory of poisoned perfume-j “ Of course, ‘Watson*! What a.n;jy3t how much Dundee knew. ! sioner; Mrs. Jessie, L. .Wmterbot- to become established; but these He is spurred on by discovering | idiot I’ve been! Shoes! No wonder, “That you told him you hated j toni. secretary; Mrs. Louis Grant, cases, I think, are so rare that toey ,’rlGl at the task of washing all eve- i we couldn’t smell Fleur d’Amour 1 your mother and wanted him to treasurer. The following committee may lie discounted in this argumenti .xkvkx _ .... .----- — : appointed: Mrs. ning clothes worn Friday night in i when we sniffed at toe shoes we i (jjyorce her?” Dundee finished toe i chairmen ^ ® re a In order to face facts squarely we UOTATIO benzene, and is sure she believes,: ]mew had been worn Friday night! I ggn^gnee for her, so confidently that | Balch, seservice; Mrs. Fred should try to put our fingers on toe with him, that one of the household j xhe poisoner was behind Doris. She , ghe tumbled into the trap. i ' H.“ Norton, publicity; Mrs. Nelson real cause of William’s unpopularity. later put wood alcohol in the per- ] fled first, and the poisoner had i “j didn’t mean it,” Gigi whim- Smith, entertainment; Mrs. Robert ■Why is he toe black sheep, the fume to poison Mrs. Berkeley and ; ample opportunity to observe how 1 pgrgfl “i was just so awfully sore F. Hawley, awards; Mrs. Stephen scape-goat of the family? Has John, toe youngpr brother, “All I -want in toe world is one ■was caught In the act by Doris. The | silent her flight was—in her rubber- j at Atabie because she slapped me , Hale, camp, man and 1 want him to lo've me for chemist confirms his suspicions and i soled, rubber-heeled shoes. Not even i . . . i guess he told you what else May Rally perchance in babyhood been ill for Money for merit badges to be a long time while William was myself only and not because ! am a Dundee settles down to working out| when she ran down toe uncarpeted j j said?” great success.”—Peggy Hopkins the murder and would-be murder ! backstairs did ■ she make any noise. i “Nq, Gigi, but you’re going to presented toe evening of toe May blessed with irrepressible good mvstery. But in ordinary shoes toe poisoner' tell me now,” Dundee said gently, rally need not be handed in until health? Did it cause a little resent Joyce. x-ow r o ON WITH THE STORY ! could not hope to be noiseless. He i bolding her small body close against I May 7, the date of the Officers’ ment in their mother’s heart then, i>u>v stopped and changed to shoes as j bis heart.' “And in exchange I’m ! Association meeting. that one of her children, her baby, “A preacher In this day needs toe T, ■ h^H^eerfullv en-' silent as the girl’s. It would have ; going to teil you that you’re not to | Troop 2 should suffer so much while toe j skin of a hippopotamus, toe endur- less than a minute and un- worry any more—your father did i Marion Mahoney and Lorraine other had more than his share of ance of a camel, toe agility of a dured a goo., aeai oi ; doubtedly the poisoner knew, either not try to poison your mother, then J Coleman have passed the tender- health ? { greyhound, toe heart of a lion and his uncle, polic e Pantain I from Doris herself or from deduc- kill poor Doris to keep her from foot test. Lucy Taggert has passed Contrast Again toe patience of a donkey.” -Rev. Dr. O Bnen, and from his c ^ ^ Doris | telling.” the first rl.iss requirement, train- Or does it just happen toat John, Edgar DeWitt Jones. Strawn, because or n felt the would not find Arnold in the sum-| (Xo Be Continued) 1 mg a tenderioot. The troop has a through his looks and personality, rot as a .nd^P^cpTor his summ^^ b^t she would wait, for a , ------' ; new member, Virginia Baldwin, appealed to her pride? People made “Biography teacl^es us toat char needa of an “ ; short time at least, expecting him | Pittsburgn couple who walk- ] transferred from Troop 6. a fuss over toe smiling curly head, acter and will can' transform most ^•T’ve tried talking alotid to my-| to arrive any minute. Oh, yes, toe. ^ ..-p^g Troop o perhaps, while the stolid, pudgy little ordinary material into a great des J, ve Lucu Lo.in.i fe _ . , I Vioa timp tn phane'e his _ ..... _ .. ------After the opening exercises April HEALTH William never had any appeal or self, but I feel foolish. Cap’n is an | poisoner had time^ to change his ^ stripes Forever” appar- tiny.”—Andre Maurois, French bi social grace whatever. Nobody ever icle^ audience, for while he som e-! sh ^ s— and e i . • g^^y preferred a martial instead of 21 Miss Lois Parker read a story ographer. called “A Man and His Neighbor.” CUP OF HOT COFFEE ^include more vigorous sports, such ' looked at him. A nature game was played. Some OFTEN HELPS TO AVERT as riding or tennis, for yoimger pa- Again, John may have been smart, my time oy argu ig them i bis perch three times, then croaked girls worked on observation and VSICK HEADACHE” tients. toat ia, in the way of schools and ' Nov^'^lfter^ fi've'ToSs'^T sleep,! “Go?d night? Good night!” CUTE APRON FROCK signaling. Ruth McIntosh, Shirley ------I Of special -'alue are tonic baths, books, and teachers say he must be FOR TINY TOTS Martin, Katherine Tracy, Dorothy BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN such as toe cold bath following a smart, while William seemed a very to;clear ^ ^-m I Ve^hS\r ^ ^ Peterson and Alice Spencer passed Editor, Journal of the American warm bath, or a slightly luke warm yokel in intelligence. Who can say? 'ChildrenCty' the iSht ofs®® where we stand.: ig Easily Made, Easily Laundered the'first aid test. Two visitors were Medical Association, and of Hygeia, bath in toe morning. It is not neces- I haven’t begim to list toe causes of i b r ^ s S S t h the parrot’s cage before i Noiseless shoes . . . Bedroom slip-1 present. The hike planned for April the Health Magazine sary for the patient to follow any this peculiar distribution of affec parrot’s tion. I him, his thick sheaf of typewritten pers, or—tennis shoes ? But I’ve | 29 was postponed. Eighteen dollar^ ------special dietary fad. He must eat so stooped and snooped and sniffed in I has been received from sales of In an analysis of toe various meas- as to secure effective and regular I think toat if we analyze our- notes ready for reference. He had selvM and are really honest, we can been talking steadily for 10 minutes every clothes closet in the house; candy. The patrols are having a ures used in the treatment of sick elimination and, if necessary, this tellinrtre“parrt't7/st'how'and whei and Tve not caught a single whiff nature competition. Eleanor Patten, headache,'Dr. Frederick Tilney em- may be aided by the proper use of find toe reason for our uneven feel S ” Matttews had died. Ahd! of Fleur d Amour, except from Oo- scribe. phasizes the importance of distingu- mineral oil dr similar preparations, ings. The next step is to set about iCASTORlAi stabilizing or rather equalizing them Cao’n had listened, head cocked in-,rindas gold slippers. i, , ' Troop 7 idbing this type of headache from ' Just as it is necessary to control ABABYREMEinr at once. Just one word more. We quiringly beady eye bright with in-j "Let’s follow the murderer back j “Two deep” and a bean-bag game toat due to many other causes. other forms of headache by a study A P P R O V E D B Y D O C T O R S ?„reLt-or so Dundee chose to be- to the house from toe summerhouse 1 were played at toe April 21 meet The sick headache attack* is of toe; relationships to conditions in should never, never speak to any . FOR C0UC.C0NSHMTI0M,DIAI0tlSA T^rest I g£(.gj. bis ghastly work there had | ing. Songs were sung by each pa likely to begin'with a feeling of toe patient’s life, so also must pa- child about how much better, or "Now ’my dear Watson,’ that is ' been done. It is almost certain toat j trol, followed by. patroy comers. chilliness aqd of dizziness. The tients -with migraine be carefully 4 - t h e ^ m e which you and I must try i the perfume splashed upon his shoes : Anna Chaponis passed second class ■vision seems (o become blurred. At investigated to find .out wbetoer or to sT v “ " he summed up. “But b e -, when the bottle broke. Of course j signaling, Jennie Baldwin second sufch times, Tilney feels that a cup not mental disturbance^ have a dis- hind that crime lies another,, which j it splashed upon his clothes, too,, class thrift, and Eunice Skinner j of hot coffee will help to avert the tinct relationship to toe outset of did not come nfr off. OiirOur Tirimarvprimary orob-prob i but that didn t matter, since Gigi table setting. There will be no meet- seriovis developments. toe headache. lem.. therefore, is to find toe person j had helpfully anointed everyone | ing Monday April 28. The meeting' After toe, sick headache develops,' Dr. .’Tilney emphasizes particularly vh o plotted Mrs. Berkeley’s death j with perfume earlier in the evening, closed with singing the song “The toe pain is relieved by toe use of the way in which toe haste and by iv6od alcohol poisoning, but who | But perfume on soft shoes^^ . Now. | golden day is dying.” Suzanne Bat-1 various remedies, most of which are. striving of modem‘ living lessen ef- forced, by fear, to murder Dons hov/ could he remove it most sue-1 son, scribe. ! of such strengto that It is necessary ficiency and shorten life. He be- Matthews instead. Is toat clear?” ! cessfully? . . . By washing the; I T ro o p s to” have a pflyriciap’s prescription in lieves that more inte.lligent living is “Perfume”’ Cap’n croaked sud-1 shoes? Not so good. Perfume is j. The meeting April 22 opened with ; order to use them successfully. The of toe utmi^t importance in control denlv nroud of the new addition to devilish persistent stuff. ' investing Alberta Wilkie and Mary | physician ^eeps in mind toe danger ling migraine. his vocabulary. Very earnestly he stared into the ; Tedford. Barbara Calhoun and of prolonged use of various coal tar “Exactly!” Dundee grinned., parrot’s beady eye,, then sudd«ly j Marie King passed a portion of prc^ucts, such as aceteinilid, anti- “ Someone transferred more than ^ he smote the table with triumphant j their tenderfoot test. The require pyrine or acetphenetedin. He knows two ounces of deadly wood alcohol | fist. , I ments for fire prevention were talk also the danger associated with toe from the lighter fountain in Mrs. j "Tennis shoes—white shoe pol- ed 6ver in second class work. All repeated use of monihine or other narcotics, to relieve toe pkin. ATHOUCiHT Berkeley’s sitting-room, to the flask iish!” he cried. Easy and quick, girls going on hike to Bolton Mon of Fleur d'Amour which Seymour I Freshly polished tennis shoes would day, April 28, will meet at 8:30 a. Just as inaportant as toe treat Crosbv presented to his hostess F r i-' cause no comment . . . Well, that s , m., at toe corner of Pitkin ahd Por ment: of the acute attack is the Unto the pure all things are pure treatment that*: is igiven to toe per davday Evening..evenin_ And was caught in ' that, unless I’ve been barking up toe , ter streets. All are to carry hinch. —Titus 1:15. the act by Doris Matthews.” I wrong tree Now, let’s see what Games were played. J ne Tedford son between jittocks in order to dim- toe finish their number or perhaps to ‘Perfumel” Cap’n repeated and we Imow about this would-be poi- passed sewing. Taps closed Purity lives and derives its life meeting. Lois Agard, scribe. prevent them altogether.. Dr. Tilney flapped his wings excitedly. j soner. 11^,.= solely from toe Bpirit of God.— Col “Exactly—again!” his master ap-■ “First: He knows that Mrs. feels that toe most important single plauded. “Where is the perfume : Berkeley is a perfume addict, T^INNIS SHORTS remedied agepcy is a careful routine ton. which Mrs. Berkeley’s would-be j “ Second: He knows that Mrs. of outdoor life’ and exercise taken in murderer removed from the flask to ; Berkeley has a lighter fountain New tennis togs for women in toe form most-congenial to toe indl- -vidual .concerned. The radlroad official who pre-; make way for the wood alcohol ? J filled with v/ood alcohol in her sit- clude cotton rep and silk' suits dieted American tourists wou.d By ANNETTE This should be written out and Gigi had vvasLCd about an ounce of i ting room. toat are shorts, buttoned onto leave a sum of $300,()00,000 in the Fleur d’Amour. Mrs. Berkeley; “Third: He has what seen^ to him sleeveless or cap sleeved shirts. followed religidiisly. It must include Canada this summer maYhave oc knew just .how much was left in good cause to wish Mrs. Berkeley It’s amazing how happy kiddies They are very cute. proper instructions for diet, which casion to revise his statistics now the bottle,'for she took the flask 1 dead. • . are when they are coiiifortably at should, bfi light and easily digestible, from Gigi herself. Therefore, the] “Fourth: He knew Arnold could | VVHITE TOUCH and avoid ephstipation. The exer^ that a man in Lowell, Mass., has would-be murderer had to remove' not meet Doris in the summer- ^ , .v *- • An O’Rossen suit in black crepe else should be golf or walking for been found drunk ’for toe 127th about two and a half ounces of per- 1 house; therefore he must have been ■ This cute apron frock, that is per has a white collar of tucked pique those of advanced years, but may time. fume before putting that amount of present when Mrs. Berkeley ordered • fectly plmn . at the hem to allow toat stemds up in-a ruff and a little wood alcohol into the bottle. the car. ! freedom for actiirities of tiny maids. bow of pique run through a slit in either cuff. The white is remov ------, ... Mnttoews ^ It’s very gay as sketched in White "Now it is not at all likely that, appeal for mercy have * cotton' broadcloth with red motifs, able for cleansing. the surplus perfume was poured a kind-hearted girl, must nave deaf ear. Otherwise her | Jh^®^ bias binding is in French blue down the drain pipe of Mrs. Berke- 1 turned a PIN DOTS ley’s bathroom basin, for toe very! murder' would not have been neces- The siyeet little polka dotted silk fl-iof "KTra 'Rarl&Alo'v ** . . < Style No. 671 comes in sizes 2, 4 good reason that Mrs. Berkeley and 6 years. that restrains its figure to a mere pin point of colbr or lightness is would have been almost sure to Orchid gingbapa check with white Emeu-mell It it whenwnen shesne came up to10 bed.ueu. He was sucul silent agaiu, again, passing all i ^ binding is very attractive. • the most popular dot right-now. , Therefore it seems logical to sup- j possible suspects in review, putting , f ® pose that the surplus perfume was j them, one by one, to the best of his ^ “ smart BLUE-PINK Finally he spoke | A navy blue crepe Roma frock has poured into another bottle—and 1 fifth conclusion. dimity in pink tones what more logical than a perfume t aloud again, very solemnity: ^ i with-ntok binding is pretty idea, its scarf, its three-quarters sleeves bottle to hold perfume? ; “SO far as we know. Capn there] P , . ® ... .. and its belt all lined with Patou’s “Mrs. Berkeley’s would-be mur-! were only two people in this house j ^yliW^gfri^app^r pink. A pink and blue straw hat derer probablv counted on several whom Doris could possibly have ! “ ^® tops it. .days elapsing■ before ' toe...... victim Pattern price 15 ce drank the Fleur d’Amour, since she her sister and from all toe evidence : had another new bottle of perfume we h ^ r in T a n r ThoUTwr;^^^^^^^^^ on hand, as the plotter could have were Mrs. Berkeley and Seymour i ^ ^ . seen by glancing at her dressing- Oro=l.y-provld.d It was Saymour! Crosby whom Doris knew or sus table—or could have known already. ! Additional for a copy of our new “Now—why the choice of Fleur pected to be responsible, directly or i’S'l'li^rFasWon MaearinO d’Amour instead of the new bottle indirectly, for PhyUis Crosby’s | Sprmgr Fashion Magazine. of department store perfume? To death. Let us say she only suspect- j incriminate Crosby, pro'vided toe ed, until she saw him plotting the Manchester Herald ‘ would-be murderer was not Crosby death of another woman. Her sus Pattern Service picion would have become a certain himself? Or because toe Fleur . 671 d’Amour had come from abroad? ty then. She would have shown no As ou? patterns are mailed ^You see, my de»r Watson, if the mercy. If she hswi come upofi any wood alcohol causing Mrs. Berke one else ' than her beloved Miss \ from New York City please allow ley’s death were traced to perfume Phyllis’s killer, preparing to poison' five days. she had drunk. It would be much a^tv^man .she di^iked, would she not \ Price 15 Cents safer for toe poisoner tf toe per have been easy to move with pro- 1 fume had come from France, rather testations of repentance and prom-; Name ...... w*..**** \. thaw from a local department store. Ises not to repeat the attempt? Size ... “If xny reasoBlBg le correct so far, I think so. I do indeed think so, i f , the would-be polMner expected to I am ,say judge at all of .Doris M at-! /tddress have am i^ leisure in which to dis the'ws’ character!” j pose of that incriminating surplus IMsconcertingly, the p a r r 011 • ••••«ess«iissss*essaas»ss«*s«s of Jleur d’Amour before Mrs. Berke- chuckled throatily. j Send yo«r order to the “ Pat lesF*# death. But consider the prob "O h”, I shan’t go half-cocked, if- tern D e p t., Manchester Evening* lem which confronted the poisoner that's what you mean by your ribald r Herald, So. Manchester, Conn.” when he— or sbOF—but le t’s say *be’ laughter,” Dundee retorted. “I’m) rfy ills jy - V MANCHESTEE EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 24,1980. High 16 to 7 PREDICTS HE’LL BEAT BAT bdothhustwo l U BEAT BAT TRIPLES IN 4TH; Snowstorm Halts IN FOUR ROUNDS YALE WINS, 19-2 Playing Here For Pittsburgh ASSERTS GRAHAM . ■ •• ft . 4^ FRENCH TENNIS BODY Freezmg Weather S p o il8 .^ f t Wedeyan Swamped by Eli; IMBOLINES t o BAB TILIDBN Paris, ^prU 24.— (AP)—Dls- PMhdelpMa Moses Out. Hoto They Stand Utica Box^r Brims Over qualificafion of Bill Tilden be Game Yeslerdar, Smithn,! Booth’s AU-Aromid Hay* cause of his matqh with the pro With Confidence; Bat Sim fessional, Karel Kozeluh, la be Allows Nine Hits and ^ fA Brof^yO) 16 to 1 5 In YESTERDAY’S RESULTS ing demanded of the French 13." ing Stands Out Above All. Tennis P’ederation by a portion ),>j. JR S illie st; Cards Lost to American League ply Says Yeah” When of toe French press. Whiffs as Many; Second SiiluV St. Louis 5, Detroit 1. Andre Foulon, general secre 5dl Ai (Other games postponed). New Haven, Cqnn., AprU 24 tary of toe federation, declared Cubs, 6 -5 . National League Told About Rivars Ego. Yale overwhelmed toe Wesleyan today, however, that this would Straight Win. Chicago 6, St. Louis 5. nine yesterday 19 to 2. of not be done. ;i3ii Philadelphia 16, Brooklyn 15. Yale’s four pitchers, Tommy Taylor, “Even admitting that Tilden I Manchester got a sample of whajtj/ By HUGH S. FULLERTON, JR. (Other games postponed). Bushy Graham, finishing his last Bill Newton, Net Jennison and An- broke toe ndes of amateur ten Eastern League gus Macdonald, had toe visitors at nis in Prance,” he salfi, "the baseball must be like up to Green-^jjj[ Between tliem, the Brooklyn Springfield 5, Allentown 3; hard workout of the pre-battle their mercy, yield a slender total of French Tennis Federation would* land’s icy mountains yesterdayM^jijf Robins and the Phillies have about Pittsfield 12, New Haven 4. period at the St. Nicholas’ gyin in five stogies. Jeimisen, who was used be incompetent. It would be up when its schoolboy nine proved bet-j # ji/ the greatest array of sheer slug^rg (Other games postponed). Hartford yesterday afternoon, voic to only the sixth inning, fanned toe to toe International Tetmis ter Eskimos and better ball players than Rockville High to toe season’s.^ talent any pair of teams in the w o ed again his prediction of earlier in three batsmen to oppose him. Federation, or hiis own United major leagues can produce but they Taylor’s twa bases oh balls m toe States Lawn Tennis Assocla- opening home game at toe WesCrt^jt, ? THE STANDINGS the week that he will win within I Side ^ygrounds. 'The final scorel)V.>?'| ' have not displayed it to a very good opening inning, coupled with Booth’s tion. four rounds over Bat Battallno at error, present^ the visitors, who was 16 to 7 and this just about tells, , advantage through the first garner^ American League “You may announce that as I toe story of toe one-sided battle. , ,ofi Their blows were rather weak and W. L. PC. the state armory Friday night. led until toe third inning, with their far as the French Federation is .800 I Rockville was thoroughly out-. ineffective until they got togetlicr Philadelphia ...... 4 1 Bushy certainly wins all awar^ only scoring chances. concei^ied, TUden’s entry for toe I classed but not outgamed. ’The visit-,j ,,,, yesterday and then there were more Chicago ...... 3 1 .750 for confidence. He does not see toe Three Hits for Walker French hard court chkmpion- Booth’s all-around game featured I ors refused to hoist toe white flag,.j j^<,f^ Washington...... 5 2 .714 champion as toe et^ual of ^evem 1 ship. May l9, is accepted.” than plenty. Yale’s victory. His two triples to j at toe end of seven innings and as Cleveland ...... 3 2 .500 fighters he has either beaten or held It all started when Fresco Thomp .500 the same inning, toe fourth, pro I result many of the players and 3^,; ji, St. Louis ...... 3 o to very close decisions, such as Tay spectators were late for their eve- ^-.^,, son, PhlUie lead off man hit a homer .429 lor, Chocolate, Labarba, Montreal vided toe chief momentum for toe into the stands in the first inning. Boston ...... 3 4 wing Most of the latter, hov/- ' Detroit ...... 3‘y 5 .375 and others, and says his supe^r Eli’s seven-run rally to that chapter, It didn’t end until the ninth when and he worked toe Wesleyan pitch ever, took advantage of the self-ac- ^ New York ...... 0 5 .000 boxing and greater experlentfe will I corded privflege of leaving earlv.//; Spotts, Philly catcher, romped home win for him handily. er, for four trips to first. He and V from third on Flowers’ error vrtth National League I Only a mere handful of fans bravedj^^., j W. L. PC. Graham says he is generally rated Walker, who hit safely three times, the run that gave Philadelphia a 16 led Yale’s scoring with three tallies And I toe chilly climate to see toe 51st “ New York ...... 4 0 1.000 as solely a boxer but he answers I putout. *;.^ua to 15 victory. .833 this by pointing to his j-wo knock each. Snead’s homer into deep left The. Brooklyn-Philadelphia game Pittsburgh ... ----- 5 1 field, toe longest batting achieve It was toe second straight win,. ■(„ Chicago ...... 5 4 ,556 downs of Chocolate and Ws foi^ v/as the only major league gam e^ ment, was his third drive for toe for Manchester, Hartford having ,.. Philadelphia ------3 3 .500 knockdowns of Bud Taylor back to been scuttled 9 to 2 last week in the east which survived the wintry .500 1925 when Taylor was at the peak. circuit in consecutive games. Boston ...... • • 2 2 Booth fielded brilliantly, despite bsmUAM BBaUQffiR I that city. Manchester faces stiff op- weather. One western contest in St. Louis ...... 3 5 .375 Graham is in great shape. Utic» position for the first time tomorrow,,, each leagije reached its end while .286 newspapermen, commenting on ms one misplay, and seized toe ^ 1. Cincinnati ...... 2 5 which had been allowed to drift ipto SOATTEREO NOTES afternoon when Middletown High Pittsburgh tried to hold its home Brooklyn ...... 1 5 .167 two weeks of training at home be —Johnny Rlskd was technically her® ^rtto its veteran team opening against Cincinnati but gave fore he came to Hartford, say it is toe middle of toe diamond on Eastern League BUSHY GRAHAM Bascher’s technical strike-out, and knocked out by Max Schmeltog a n d r ^ schoolboy pitching ace, McDon- it up in -third when it snowed. W. L. pc. the first fight to years to which he chased Bascher to second in toe handed Jack Sharkey a generous .®id. The Kelley swatters have aver- Chicago Cubs got back about tne Springfield ...... 4 1 .800 has made so intensive an effort to be pasting, but he predicts that Uged safe socks a game but can „ „ .667 seventh inning. .500 beating out the Cards 6 to 5 in Providence...... 4 2 in great shape. Booth Shows Vigilance Sharkey will beat toe young manihardly expedt to maintain this pace the other naUbnal league game. The Hartford ...... 3 2 . .600 Battalino is less voluble thanWs frdm Germany. I against toe down c i^ nine If it ,500 This play stood out to a contest St. Louis Browns were the onlv Allentown ...... 2 2 opponent of Friday night. Told vtoat Hunter Refuses filled with odd exploits. Maine Lloyd Wansr of toe Pirates has I gjjy^here near as g;ood,- as it la American leaguers to increase their Albany ...... 2 2 .500 Graham has to say, Bat to b * ^ slow in recovering from an op-j cracked up to be. Manchester’s^ j , .400 caught Bascher’s third, strike on toe average defeating the Detroit -ngers New H aven ...... 2 3 the famiUar and popular (Dh yeaa first bound and rolled toe baU to eration, and he probably will be rid-j.chances of winning the league title^^^^^, for the second time in succession 5 Bridgeport...... 2 3 .400 and then said: “He’s going to knock tog toe bench for a week or so after j goft of depend on this contest to- , ,250 ward toe pitcher’s box. The Yale Pittsfield ...... 2 6 me, eh. It might be the other way. t o Rest nine started in from toe field M d toe season opens. . morrow. « . .yi-v.n Battalino was never given to pre- Opponent Time —The Brooklyn people arise and Behind toe superb twirling of Ai _ " “ i!SiS£iM Te, ROBJM 15 Bascher began to race around toe GAMES TODAY batUe mouthtogs; he it bases. Booth’s vigilance alone re shout that Glenn Wright’s return to Smith, a sophomore, Mancherter should be done in toe nng with toe sulted in retrieving toe ball and tag form will mean at least 60 more held toe visitors almost comidete.y American League Thompson, Sb ...... 5 . | ? n i real weapons of warfare. ging out Bascher. , runs for the Robins this season.. in check: The local machiim r«^ed J Detroit at St. Louis. Graham did not have a real work Second Ranking U. S. Tennis Player Is Single Point from O’Brien of Wesleyan, who slid to •__Jewel Ens, the neu^ manager I up an even dozen runs in toe first Chicago at Cleveland. out today; yesterday he was dovra of toe Pirates, played only 67 games | three innings by timely hitting and v- F rlberg 8b ...... 1 | » J ^ first base in the fifth inning on his * Philadelphia at New York. to 126 1-2 and he does not want to grounder, suffered a broken bone in of major league baseball. But then] occasional misplays by toe Rock- “ foSU N i-::::;;;:! | 5 . « » Boston at Washington. take off any more weight as this Defeat When Bell Gets Cramp in Leg; Veteran C t o s his right leg. He was carried off toe Joe M cCartS didn’t even play one. j viUe. contingent. Soon aftemard National Leajfue n S bdng a^ title affair ^ t h ^ y s field and play was suspended. S K i s T . . ” . . 5 5 1 • » New York at Boston. will come in over the featherweight THOUGHT FUNK WAS PUNK their homeward trek. ’IJe weather b?-?-. Snoythe. p ' ...... 1 ® ® ^ ^ ° Match Wesleyan Brooklyn at Philadelphia. limit of 126. Battalino stUl has a by Default Amid Jeers; Claims Rival Stalled AB. R. H. PO. A. E. —Miller Huggins had plenty of 1 was even a .bit too cold for football, ’ T ’ Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. safe margin of weight so he put in O’Brien, cf ...... 2 1 0 0 0 0 chanres to grah Mias Funk, who is but ttos was largely due to toe un- St, Louis at Chicago. a hard afternoon’s work today. to do am outfield job for Detroit this! ruly wind. White Sulphur Spring.^,. W . Va ,^. resume play ^y^thto_two ^ Leach, c f ...... 2 0 0 1 0 0 : : : : : : : « Eastern BLeague No bout held to Hartford in a Bascher, 2b ...... 3 0 0 3 0 1 vear But the Hug never could seel Kelley called upon most of V-liltney. z ...... } Bridgeport at Hartford. long time has excited equal interest April 24.—The tense, dramatic end- minutes, in toe Elias as a ball player. substitutes before toe tone to^ gia rm i Olllns. P ---- 1 - tog to the quarter-final round match was virtually unheard of to tne Dee, s s ...... 1 1 0 0 2 1 Pittsfield at New Haven. and the indication is a record in Johnston, lb ----- 4 0 2 6 0 C —The recent iwury to Babe!were over. Jimmie O’Leary led toe 42 le 21 27 17 o between Francis T. Hunter, of New game. ' , klyn Albany at Providence. door gate for Connecticut, ^ro W e llS r lf...... 4 0 0 5 1 C AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Springfield at Allentown, moter Hurley looks to see It go well Rochelle, and Berkeley Bell, of Aius- 1 Hunter, on the other hMd, ne- Chittenden, rf ...4 0 0 2 0 1 Frederick, cf ... ..6 4 6 0 0 beyond the $23,000 house d r a ^ out tin, Tex., in the annual Mason and neved he was amply Warner, 3 b ...... 4 0 1 0 3 j ..5 0 2 0 2 0 by the Battaltoo-Femandez bout in Dixon men’s championship singles adopting the course he did. He oe- M e n- Gilbert, 3b ...... 3 0 0 4 0 0 Terrell, c ...... 4 0 1 6 0 ,l and get away with it E. Moore, r f ----- o 2 0 February. The difference of opinion lawn tennis tournament yesterday clar^ that Ito had worn his oppo- -A lfon so Lopez, toe new ^ ttoer had. been anticipated. Here is toe Bressler, If . • • • « 0 0 when feunter claimed the match by nent down by forcing him to chase Coons, p ...... 2 0 1 0 1 ( 1 1 3 1 1 as to toe outcome, vrtto a majonty Blakeslee, p ...... 1 0 0 1 0 ( Uncle Robbie picked up, tot .444 dur summary. Bissonette, • lb ' -«j ■ 'I 1' ■ 0 AMERICAN default, with the score standing at after the ball and that had Manchester High <16) ■WrlglUT s s " ...... o 2 favoring Graham to win, has stimu aC ary...... 1 0 0 0 0 ( ing eight games to toe spring train- Flowers, 2b ----- ... 5 o O 1 4-6, 7-5, 6-4, 9-11, 5-6, and vantage, been delaying the play all through AB R H PO A E .. .u 0 0 0 0 0 lated the interest. . „ tolbtot, tra la .la! -1 Deberry, c ...... 0 0 The undercard has promise of a with Bell leading, threw a big gal- the last two sets. Another inadent ,. 32 2 fi 24 7 5 __^Wito a battery like Adolfo Kerr, ss ...... 4 4 2 2 3 Faulkner, p ...... 0 0 0 0 T o ta l...... 2 a-'i' ■ .. .0 0 0 0 0 0 At Detroit:— lot of action. Joe Smith, Hartfoto lery into a fervor of excitement, that very evidently ranked to Huni- Yale Luque and Alfonso Lopta, Uncle O’Leary, 2b ...... 4 2 3 0 Dudley, P ...... 0 •) 0 miOWNS 5. TIGERS 1 1 0:1)0' I Phelps, p ...... I 0 u St. Louis kayo specialist, meets Bobby Bfown, Long after the match ended, it was er’3 mind came in,the fourth set, AB, R;H.PO. A. E. ^tobbie has a tofi^e com bb^oiL Dowd, cf ...... 4 2 1 0 7 0 0 Ol ItH f Dopez» c ...... 1 o 1 A 13. n. II. PO. A. E. seasoned Lowell, Mass veteran, to the chief topic of conversation on when Bell fell heavily in forecourt, | 2 3 3 1 Lupien, If ...... 3 2 2 2 0 ... .1 1 0 1) u 0 Booth, ss . .. ___ 2 3 But then Uxwle Robbie probably 0 "'"'■, Lee, X ■ • • •,... (1 1 0 0 Blue. 11) ----- U 10 the semi-final of eight rou^s Md the veranda of the Casino and at the after returning the ball. 1 1 0 2 0 calls 'em both Oscar. McConkey,.3b ..,.4 2 2 3 2 Moss, p ...... 1 0 0 0 Aldrich, 3b .. . . . 4 O', -:' ! ) ■) o 0 *» 1 0 ■ 0 O’Kourke. 3b this should be a real flugfest as Greenbrier. j 3 ^1, smashes Gift Lob. 1 0 0 0 Tierney, lb ...... 4 1 2 8 0 Herman, rf ----- 0 0 0 Mauush. If .. A. Taylor, 3b ....1 0 —Joe Rush, toe former Y a^ee 0 01 Oil Hendrick, xx .. . ..0 1 u both are aggressive and hard hit The three other quarter-final | ^ „ -tni aiftinp- on the 3 1 0 0 pitcher, says there was less har Magnuson, rf ....4 1 1 0 ...Q 0 0 0 0 0 Kress, ss . . .. Walker, If -. ... .4 3 1 V/1 Morrison, p .. ■ 0 0 Selmlle. cf . . ters. The balance of the card is matches in the men’s singles and As BeU ^acauet ... 0 1 0 0 0 0 mony on toe bench of, toe New Yoto, Bycholski, c ...... 4 1 2 8 illark. J>...... 1 0 0 0 four in the women’s division, whUe court and re a ch in g for his racq^^ •Jennison, p .. 1 ■ ft.- odi . . .0 0 0 0 1 0 Melillo. 2b .. as follows: , , ....5 0 1 8 0 0 Yankees to 1922 than gny twm he Smith, p . ; ...... ^ ^ I ^ ■Warner, 3b . . . ______Gulllc, rf ..., Vincent, ib . 2 0^ t Six-rounders—Ralph Lenny, Union producing brilliant tennis in each Hunter^ his • • • • 5 2 2 0 0 1 ever was on. And to 1922 the S^atrito, 2b . . . .1 0 0 2 40 15 17 y2G 9 Manion. c . .. case were cast into the shade by short, high^lob, to order to ^ v e ms Ltoehan, rf .. 1 0 O'lirf Coffman, p ...... 1 0 Citv N. J. vs, Henry Zack, New Snead, c f ----- . .. 5 3 1 2 0 0 Yankees won toe champlon^p. Hedlund, cf 1 0 0 1 -1 (•> the spectacular and regrettable de- opponent time ^ Mahoney, If ...... 1 0 0 0 0 Oil York; Izzy Kaplan, Meriden, vs. Msdne, c ...... 4 3 1 8 1 0 —John McGraw has a cha^e to 1 OT'''l 29 27 17 Johnny ainch. New Brltato; M ip ^ nouement to the Hunter-Belle battle Bell then ^ g back 2 Brown, 3 b ...... 0 0 0 0 0 Detroit Jones, c ...... 1 0 0 3 0 even up with Connie Mack on Cham . erfhfA^now 3. ~ ^ I on'- Flahive, Hartford, vs Pete Petrolle, on the championship court of the racquet and smatoed the ball bacK 2 2 2 0 Fraser,- rf ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 t'&'f Funk, cf ...... 3 Beyer, 2 b .., ... 5 2 pionships this year. The srore now 0 0 . "bert 6, Frederick 3, 1* riberg, bpeece, Rice, If ...... 3 Greenbrier Golf and Tennis Club. into Hunters ^ _^gd at 0 0 0 1 0 McCormack, c ...9 0 0 1 T. Taylor, p . ....0 stands 2 to 1 on toelr — ——7 f i W right 2. Lopez. Klein -. Collins, Gelirlnger. 21> ...... 2 ^^Four-reimders — Jimmy Paster- The match ended with stunning Hunter appeared dumbfounde^^^ 1 0 i^mvthe Herman; two base hits, Gll- standing at Bell’s action, under the circum Newton, p ...... 2 0 0 0 world scries, to favor of Mc- W?lkht. Bressler. Herman. Alexander, Ih ...... 4 nardo. Newingtdh, vs Nick Floren- suddenness as Bell, ------nn 0 40 16 17 27 13 2 FothergiU, rf...... 3 Quinn, If ...... 1 1 0 0 0 Sraw beat Mack to 1906 ,n •> ^oll^ns■• home runs. Thompson. tlno. New Haven; Johnny Angelo, 0 0 Rockville High (7) McManu.s, 3b ...... 1 Macdonald, p ...,1 0 0 0 beat McGraw to 1911 and 1913, A Klein; 'stolen base, Hurst; sacrifices, Rogell. .ss ...... 4 Hartford, vs Jack Dillon, New AB R H PO Frlberg, Smythe, Thompson, forward, fell on hia face at the base the incident durlng^toe rem to^ r o ....5 1 0 2 l ' Thevenowi double plifys, Haywortli, c ...... 2 Haven. Total ...... 40 19 14 27 10 4 IT’S a l l FIGGBRBD OUT Gessay, as .. sonette, Hargrave, c ...... 1 line then nulled one leg up under the match, and it was this toat im- ....3 0 1 0 Iji Thompson to Thevenow to Hurst 1. 2 0 a Batted for Blakeslee in -ninth —Glenn Wright Murphey, 3b to^Thompson to Hurst; Herring, p ...... 3 lifm a?d groaned as though to acute doubtetoy Mimated Hunter in clalm- 1 1 0 Thevenow Samuels, p ...... 0 Dazzv Vance can win 85 gamM, Cardalicp, rf . .. .5 base on balls, off Dudley 2. off Faulk international MEET. pain. S. Howard Voshell, acting ing the default later, .... 3 0 11 0 2 .Stone. X ...... , . . . t W esleyan...... 200 000 0 0 ^ 2 and Luque and Elliott come throu^, Tyler, lb ... O'rtiiD' ner 1, Off Smythe 4, off_ Moss off Johnson, x ...... 1 0 referee of the tournament at the mo- Francis T Hunter is, above Lessig, If .. ■ ... .'5 3 3 0 M orrison.!, off Elliott 2. off I helps Yale ...... 005 731 20x—19 with 12 apiece, and,^elps, Newromc 0 0 Oh o.-l ?^:°ytruck" o u l“ by ” Phelps L hy , Chicago, April 24.— (AP)--Tlie ment owing to Beals C. \^ight, the thing else, a t(j Two-base nits— maimr, t» Pnitttog, 2b . .... 1 28 1 6 24 8 1 Two-base hits— Maine, Walker, and Moore take 10 3 0 7 I" Smythe 1. by Moss ^ St. Louis ...... 000 021 20x pick of toe British Empire s track regular referee, being in the empire a„d it is apparently ‘“ conceivable to i o 2; Gross, p ...... 2 1 Brooklyn* mind you, will win a pen- 0 Collins l: hits, -baulkner 2 m u /______001 OOO 000— 1 and field stars and an Am erica clmir for toe match, ran forward that ® ^ ch I S m e rum Snead; stolen bases, Preuflo, cf . . . . 5 .. 4 1 Innings, toone out In first), off Uud^ yetted In. Mann.sh 2. Kress 1 3 : team of Olympic calibre will toeet in and helped Bell to his feet. atall or to take * ted' Snead Aldrich; sacrifices, Bascher, H. W. writes to to ask why Burke, c ...... 4 2 ley 0 in 1-3. off Phelps 5 In 2 orj Manion. Rice; two base hits. Man Bell Limps ti, Clubhouse. ag Bell did when Hunter permitted bneaa. Aian^^ ...4 0 3 ft. Moss 4 in 2 4-3. off Smythe 8 n 4_ , u.sh, Schulte; three base hits. Man International matches on Soldier Johnston; left on bases. Wesleyan, we don’t like Schmelin^ss chances I Phillips, p, 2b (none out in 5th) off bpeecooff 0 Cin ol-it'^b: 2 stolen bases. Blue, SchuUct Field, the night of August 27, _ When the llt£le Texan slumped uim time to recover himself by toss- 7, Yale 10; struck out, by Taylor 2, to beat Sharkey, w h e n ^ rk e Y b a s 1-3. off Blliott 2 in 1 1 Melillo; sacrifices. Melillo. O’Rourke down again, one of the linesmen ing up toe “sitter’’ m the f o u r t o ^ 36 7 9 24 9 lins 1 in.l. ol| Mor^O Fotliergill;■ double plays The meet was obtained for Chi Newton 3, Jennison 3, Macdonmd 4, lost to such people as Romero Clark 7 in 2 2-3; wild pitch, Dudley cago by Avery Brundage, president helped Voshell carry Bell to a bench B^,t. also, it is doubtful Coons 3, Blakeslee 2; bases on balls, Eddie Reoord,'Caiarley Wetoert, Jim Score by innings: .Mclillo to Kress to Blue; left on RockviUe ...... 901 002 121— Ln*!': 1 Smythe It passed ball. Deberry: l)H.ses. Detroit 12, St. Louis 10; bases back ot the court. ,It Bell, would havc_.finlehrf tb a tja r- off Coons 3, Blakeslee 5, Taylor 3, hit by .pitcher, by^Colllns 2; winning National A. A. U. against the bid Maloney and Bud GoraM; on l)all.s, off Herrinp; 5. Samuels 3. ding of Boston, New York and toat toe stricken player hqd suffered tlcular point with a^ Macdonsdd 1; hit by pltchc^ by __Our only reply to J. H, w . is Manchester...... S72 " pitcher. Collins: losing pitcher. .Coffman 4; hits, off Herring (i in 6 dlnary conditions. He was flat on Three base hits, Cardalico, two-< “ Clark; umpires, Donohue. Llgler and a erftnip in his left thigh. Bill Blakeslee (Booth), by a question. Has J. H. W. even seen t-3. off Samuels 1 In 1 2-3: ivlld Phlla., and will be Chicago’s first his back after making a spectacular base hits. Kerr 2, O’L e ^ . Magerkurth; time. 2:D5. piichos, Herring and Samuels; los- O’Brien, Hunter’s trainer worked (Snead); passed ball, Terrell; bits, Gypsy Dsinlels, wbo knocked out z—Batted for H. Elliott In 8th. night track and field meet. sacrifice hits. O’Leary, Gross; stol- X—Batted for Hayworth In Cth. Fifty-fiyp members of the British over Bell for two or three minutes recovery of Hunter s off Coons 10 in 6 innings, Blakeriee Maxle to 1928 A. D. ? , zz—Batted for McCurdy In 8th. XX— Batted for Samuels in 9th._ and then he was able to walk to the | after what he believed w m a 4 in 3 innings, Taylor 1 to 2, Newon —The baseball field captain s most en bases* Phlfflps 3. Gross L Usslgf y__Tw o'out w hen ^winning run was lug pitcher. Herring: umpires, Nal- team including. stars from Canada, clubhouse. , | lost point, suddenly sa-w the op^ r- 1, Tyler 1, O’Leary 2, Lupien 2, ' 3nx lin, Oeisel and Dlneen; time, 2:05. Australia, New Zealand, South 3 in 4, Jennison 0 in 1,.Macdonald 1 arduous duty nowadays consists pf Kerf 1. Dowd 2. McConkey L ^ e r - orti X—Batted for Phelps In '*lh._ But as soon as Bell \yft the court l ^nnity to win it after all. In the ^ a t to 2. Umpires, SkeUey and KeUeher. liandtog toe lineup to the “ “ pire^ XX- -Batted fdr Morrison in itli. Africa and Ireland ■will come to Chi Hunter, throwing his white sweater i battle tile I'ttle Texan let g^o with nev 1. Marauson 1; double playsi ^ cago from Hamilton, Ont., where toe Time ofvgame, 2:46. _.There may or may not be ®c™®" COLOMBIA LIKES TALKIES. around his shoulders and gathered ^ terrific and winning smash. . thing singularly appropriate in the Tyler (imassisted) Hedlund to 'Tier-' At ChleoBo:— - empire games will be held August up his racquets, strode grimly off ^ (.giiupse KUls Hopes of Victory. | ney; hit by pitcher. K « " ; lupien, CLUS 0. GAUDS ,» 16 to 23. The National A. A. U. fact that toe two St, j^ u is bv^Phillips; left on bases, Manches-Vnin Chicago .. . Bogota.— (AP)— Sound- pictures the court and to the clubhouse., ^jj^t had de-1 this year. Gabby Street and Bill AB. R. H. PO. A. E. games will be decided at Pittsburgh While Bell was still being ministered ; The ^p^ y^^ ^ stirring ter 10. Rockville 8; struck out oy ■ II are crowding silent movies from the Killefer, are old catchers. Phillips 2, Smith 9, by Gross 3; base English, ss ...... 4 aters to Colombia. Patrons do not August 21 and winners will be held to, it was officially announcecl that • should have ended as this LLOYD TO ATTEND Blair, 3b ...... [• -together to make a powerful team jjuuter had claimed the match by naii ninvp.d th( on baUs. off J - J , ^ Cuyler, rf ...... o seem to object to a reasonable one did today. Bell played j Gross 2; umpire. Bill Brennan, •Wilson, cf ...... 3 2 0 amount of talking in English. to oppose the invaders. default, since he was prepared to i est tennis of his career, to ®®“ ® r e l a y s AT PENN. Stephenson, If ...... o continue when the match was TWPLE TIE EXISTS time, 2 honrs, 5 minutes. from behind | S ??9 ' Grimm, lb ...... <<■) halted. The tournament committee, ranking player of toe United States, Taylor, c ...... 4 after a hurried conference, officially ] Beck, 2b ...... 3 draw upon even terms and then, aii- PhUadelphla. Pa., AprU 24.--(AP) IN POOL TOURNAMENT Boot, p ...... 3 .upheld toe referee’s decision in T b desperate battle for eve^ —Many of toe 3,0()0 athletes repre i Yesterday’s Stars Hunter’s favor. point, stand within a stogie, point of senting more than 3S 6 12 27 U 1 0*Hanlon In Chess Und^r toe rules of the game ^ Dick Coffman, Browns—Issued- "’i St. Louis _ the greatest victory of his couf tJ®! and schools to all parts of tots Sam Nelson, Paul ^ 0> u g ^ “ J ten bases on baUs but tightened to • > AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Hunter -was .technically correct in reer. It was ^ ‘^®“ b S country and Canada were expectod Hfinrv Tilden are tied for the 16ad pinches to help St. Louis defeat the ; Douthlt, cf ...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 claiming the decision, since there Is on the very brink of toat B ^ to arrive today to participate in toe S^rou^B in toe ^ n lc ^ e t-. Adams, 2b ...... 4 1 1 1 0 0 3 1 no prorislon to the ru\es for any staggered and fell, and with his fall gfreat Pennsylvania relay carnival builard tournament, each h a ; ^ Tigers 6 to 1. '-.d Frisch, 8b ...... 4 0 1 0 Tournament time out during a match except the Jack Flowers, Dodgeri!—Ninth^ Bottomley, lb ...... 4 0 0 13 2 0 went his hopes of ■victory. ,„_iao won 12 games and lost 2. 0 regular ten-mlnuta rest period fol tomorow and Saturilay. inning etrot let Phillies defeat^ . Hafey. If 0 1 0 0 In the three other mens the mile college relay promises to triple tie wiU be played off tomor- Fisher, rf ...... 4 1 1 1 0 0 Tnhn B O’Hanlon, form er'edi-®England championship with an op lowing the third set of a throe out Brooklyn 16 to 16 in a 4 0 0 matches, there was one upset, tws be one of the biggest features eff J, 'Wilson, o ...... 5 0 1 of five set match. This rule, how ■ ' ‘ of John Chuck Mein, Phmies—Hit thirit-^^ , Gelbert, ss ...... 2 0 0 3 1 0 toriSd writer on The Manchester j ponent from New l^ndon. hap hardly ever been rigidly | romtog^^^^^ games, but much interest is a h o ^ ^ ’ on^^nSt Tuesday the v ^ e r of 0 0 2 2 0 O’Hanlon and 'Tilden met last ever, __ homer of season. ; Farrell, ss ...... 0 2 Evening Herald, apparently knows to toe two special races, to whtou Group B will play the vrinner of Bell, P ...... i 0 1 0 0 night and after a close battle that enforced, It being the prevailing cus Charlie Grimm, Cubs—Hit third 2 1 4 0 his onions when it comes to ewss. tlfird’ ranking . player, are entered a great field pf middle Group A.and as Sam Houston leads Grabowski, p ...... - 1 lasted one hour-and 40 minutes, toe tom under such circumstances for Allison. orForV> worth. Tex..^toe Group A with 13 games w on^M d homer of season. , ' Hald, P ...... 0 0 0 0, His first round victory over Tom the man to Hunter’s position to distance nmners. .^*’*® 1 0 0 -0 TO newspaperman was returned toe Hoventh ranking man. Allison, wter none lost, the play-off should make Charlie Grim, Cubs—Singled,, Watkins, z ...... 1 Stowe, Herald sports editor, waive all right to a default and al ters of a mile on Friday w d the Hishi 2zz ...... I 0 1 0 0 0 brought him no particular, fame, winner. He, accomplished the sur dropping toe .opeifi^ set a some interesting sport. . ninth, scoring Wilson and enabltog.-o-'. ■ 1 0 0 0 0 low his opponent time to recover and mUe on Saturday are expected to Martfn, ZZZ ...... 0 but when he polished off John Mc- prising feat to 62 moves with a close battle for. (toe Bob Chambers requests toat mi Cubs beat Cards 6 to 5. . . A ) pawn ending. Tilden isald afterward then continue play. bring out keen competition and pos 37 5 10 25 16 3 Menemy, people began to sit up and through toe toree hy the contestants in both groupswho Fred Schulte-, Browns—Hit double: toat he made a fatal mistake on 'Hunter Shows Feeling. scores, to win at 7-0, 6-3, 6-3, 2. sibly record tests. _ expect to attend the supper on Tues and two singles for a perfect day at :-;: 2__Batted for Gelbert In 8th. take notice. Then last night he scor Hunter came to for a lot of criti . Leo Lermond and Ray Conger are zzBatted for Grabowski In 8th. ed toe biggest upset of toe t o ^ the sixth move from which he was . tbtt Routs Mercur. day, April 29 to toe clubrooto at 6 bat as Browns Tigers 5 to 1. / zzz__Ran for High in 8th. unable t o . recover ' sufficiently to cism from those among the gallery . George Lot,t, of Chicago, _ toe among the entries. o'dock hand their names in to hina 'HflcaacT ...... 005 000 001— 6 title tournament to progress at toe today, this feeling being especially organize a strong 'oflensc. A.trap Harvardr . Yale, Holy prow, by Saturday night o£ this week m i t ...... 000 120 020-5 Recreation Centers when he ellmi-! hostile, due to Hunter’s action ‘ In fourth rafiklng Runs batted In, Stephenson 2. Cuy which he set at the expense of a heiJtih his ijiatch with Fritz Mercur, Georgetown. P®““ y‘7«® » “ I S * the order must be placed early, for 1. nated Henry W. Tilden, contender striding off toe court without stop LastN i^t’s Fights ler. Grimm 2, Fisher, Frisch, Hafey, for the national correspondence knight was refused by his foxy and of Harrisburg, Pa., wintong at acuse are listed in toe ®^® a choice of the menu. Douthlt 2 ‘, two base hrts. Hafey. alert opponent who is also quite ping to see how badly off Boll was, 6-4. 6-2. Lott Kiolds two^egfl <>“ the relay. New York University and The prizes for the winners in each Douthlt, Stephenson: home runs, championship. versed to toe art of corresponding or even so much as a backward Fisher; stolen base, Hafey: sacrlflci, Tilden was conceded to be tne Greenbrier ChaUenge Bowl, as does Army are the other entrantst group wm be awarded » t the sup Ctoifinnati—^Harry Blerro, Chi^ * ’ —even though not of toe Chess glance. Before he left the court, . Boot; double Play*. Beck to English outstanding favorite from the ‘vafY Hunter. / Peiuuiylvaiilft with on® of the per. The money received from the cMf(o, stopped Corporal lazy’’ ' ■ to Grimm; left.on bases. SL L ^ ls 10, nature, O’Hanlon took an,early ad however, Hunter asked Bouls John Van Ryn, of East OrMg^ N. strongest teams In years is p o b ^ g Strance fees wm be used to secure riilcago bases on balls, off Root beginning and his friends saw noth Wright, toe umpire, whether Boll Stowartc, New York, 9. vantage and held it to thq finish. J„ and fifth In tbe^nktloual rotog, for three events besides the mile. these prizes. Oakland, Calif,—Jack MtVex, fi Bell 2 ,''Grabowski 2; struck out, ing but an eventual Tilden crown was prepared to continue play at . of New- uy Root 4. Grabowski 2, Hald 1: ing. He hac been playing for sev Both sides continued to lose pieces conquered Gregory They are toe four mUe relay, dla The prize money for the winwr New York, ou^oteted Joe Roebe, ^ lifts off Bell 5 In 2 1-3, off Grabow- until O’Hanlon finally succeeded in once, and tKat if not, then ho, 2, to a duel of of the match-game hotwew toe eral years and is one of toe most Hunter, would claim the match by ark, t-O. 6-2, 6-3, tance medley and decathon. San Frandieo. lo. ^ - , Lkl 3 In 4 2-8; Hald 4 ;ln 2. Root 10 queening a pawn. 'Iliden strove speedy .stroking ,n'd fast court leaders of Oroup A and <3^»up B in 9* hit by p4toher, i>y Bell (Eng ardent lovers of,the royal game to desperately for a stalemate but was default. Down the dressing roam Pltteharfk—Andy Martin, lish)’; wlnnlitK pitcher. Root; losing Manchester. At present he is carry covering;. Director Lewis Uoyd of * the wm b«'£urnUhe(M>y toe eventually forced into a checkmate. both men were naturally mKhly ‘ ■rbund matches and is in addition to toe triices al- outoointed Johnny Duna, Now K sn :^ pitcher. Hald; umpires. Clarke, Stark ing 01^ several games by corees- wrought up over the Incident. Ben In t,ho senii-fini Recreation Centers here, and his son and Kletot time, 2:18. O’Hanlon is now in the finals. He jtoday-HUnW'r wi meet ,iVan Ryn 'ready provided for. ataftoB, pondehce with players in various felt strongly In the matter and salq John. wiU attend the eamivsL will meet either John Wolcott or and Liott wlU fie AltLibn.’ It is estimated there are 100,000 parts of toe country arid that ha was ready and anxloui to finals o^a tournament for the new August MUdner for th« Utls. visitors to; New York eveijr day. ....■■- , • .. . •-. •■- - V • •• • -V ■ ■ • •: * •'■>■-’■'■■■■■■'■• '• ■ •* '■■•'■■' ■ ,• ■ '.■■ * , ■ •■ , - - ■' ■■■ . ' ■ ■. ' • i ; ■■' , .■■■■?.■,.■ ^j MANCHBOTK ^SVEmNG KERAUP^ $QtlT^^ a^CPEiSTEp, CONN^ THURSDAY, APRIL 24,1930. PAGE TWELVE ,ygg(5y(3(X3C356%WwSSwif%XXaCX%1K%9s30aiCXXXXS^^ m, . r. A -nv a nwt TATTlc.A’A’nm nnrVTT have been-ufbolstered in the seme HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 apartmentsi - f l a t s — RESORT PROPERTY LOST AND FOUND REPAIRING 5 2? tah'Cotqfid treize, although the de- ■'' ■ 'i'- ---■ .. I ...... t e n e m e n t s 63 FOR SALE 74 aignB. of the two pieces do not Want Ad Infornaatton 6 pieca parlor set $10 l o s t —WEDNESDAY night Con MOWER - SHARPENING, vacuum FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, match.:' cleahfer, p^efidograj^, clbcji , Q<»d' 3 door ice box $18 all modem , improvements, on FOR SALE—"VERY C H E ^ de klin fountain pen, without cover. sirable year-round seashore''home, ROOMS AT MKOm snuMl batrea chidr picks up Manchester ing, key fftfiSblf. Btalthwaltfi. ^62 ' ir*9’’x&’ ,AxininBter rug $12 Maple street. Inquire 129 Maple Return to 14 Arch street or call One'minute to. trolley, Fort. Trum the rose tones of the rug and drap Watkins Furniture Exchange street. ' Evening Herald ^ 4923. Reward., r . bull, Milford, Conn. "Write ; 15 eries with its damask . covering, Gommittee—liropi-Local Cliib' ;While a Martha Wiui^ngton chair upholstered furnitUte mo^H? FOR' SALE—VULCAN gas stove, Maple street, Meriden, Conn, FOR RENT—TWO four room tene da upholstered in a blue tapestry CLASSIFIED and antlque.'r'e'patfed and recovered, and Rex gas heater $5 each. Must ments, one up and one down, all ANNOUNCEMENTS be sold at once. Telephone 4704. hicvmg smidl floral sprays in rose advertisements all- Work g u a ^ te e d . Php^-4$92i- redecorated, all improvements, 95 )«nd greenl A flne CmioLial secre- Albept'!$t'*|Datr,'542 -HilliaVd St, Charter Oak street. Apply Sdfu, MATTRESSES & BOX SPRINGS f o r SAUE—ICE BOX, gas stove, stvy has bhep Used in tMs room to Count six average words to * Une- TT” Yulyes, fOl Main street, telephone For th e/p «$t/^ & th ;i£ nommlttefr Ini Hals, numbers and abbreviations RENOVATED LIKE NEW English carriage, porch chair, KEITH CLUB ENJOYS gether,with a desk .chair vf Colonial I'Mcli count as a word and compound Let us submit prices aijd samples 5425. of tSts Idodl/MTol^ra'C^^ in, roh- COURSES AND 27 baby's play pen and baby’s scales, junctidh tho^iMai)cLester Bet design ahd:..a Hepplewhite side words as two-words. Minimum cost is “It please us to please you" can tiTSS, 17 Park street. chair. Tables and other occasional i.rice of three lines. Manchester Upholstering Co. ELABORATE SOCIAL ter Homes, cojJttJnittee^ have been l.ine rates per day for transient BARjiiE^' TiEtADB taqgBt In 4ny TENEMENT FOR RENT—4 rooms pieces hAve been carriully selected Fine'Upholstery Work qnd eVMif«;claM«»* I»w;;t!dlttdh F0R S'^LE—HOUSEHOLD furni- preparing the inbmor decorations with, thq pertbd of the room in with improvements. Apply 111 Holl for-two rooms' aibWatkins Brothers. ” Kffcftlve Slarch IT. J8ST 244 Main St. Phone 3615 rate/ Vnugto E^rber Eckdol. >M ture,'includjhig gas stove, bed room street.-Tel. 7330. Orchestic and Entertainment mind, and the lamps as well, for Cash Charge s^ , baby cai^rtage, 627 Center St. Thoqa "Who conipbse •' the -Mothers Days 7 clsl 9 CIS Market street. finrtfOrd. these are of the popular brass Consecutive Telephone 8802; FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, all Fblldwitf]^ THdirithly Meeting Club committee* ;are Mrs. C; Ely n Consecutive Days 9 ctsi U cts Rogers, past’ president, Mrs, Chas; candlestick, and vase shaped type 1 Uav n ctst 1* cts automobiles f o r s a l e 4 iqiprovements and garage. Inquire Give Aspect of Night Club. with rich silk shades, and of the All orders for irregular Insertions h e l p W a n t e d — at 52 Russell street E. Paisle/, Mrs. Richard C. Alton, more formal type of metal bridge w 111 be cliarged at the one time rate, Mrs. John M. Sadjer 6md Mrs. Bert f o r s a l e WILLYS Knight FEMALE 35 m a c h i n e r y AND TOOLS 52 The regular monthly business i lanqur- having parchment Shades. .sntiial rates for ions term e^eiy — 6 OFFICE ROOMS for rent in Forest ilav advcrlisins given upon renuest. meeting of Keith’s Better Homes F, A^rewA ' TkiS' room clearly shows that a sedan, driven about 3000 miles, in block, Main street. August Kanehl. .\ds ordered for three or six days good condition. Inquire C. C. Ben- WANTED-r-,COMPETENT ivoman FOR SALE^PAIR of double har Club proyed’^ to be a bfillisinL affair. The"' first of* the month the com considerable amount was>' allowed and sLonped I'Clore the third or fifth for general housework, one -to. stay nesses, 'plow, harrow I- I'^aisq.. liine Dial 7541. dav will be charged only for the ac- deson, 202 E. Center street. The committee^ in charge ; of last mittee selected’ their v^all papers,, for the furnishings but nevertheless lual number of times the ad aPPear- nights. Inquire 98 Oakland'street sower. W. E .. Orcutt.j (Cqy^try. evening’s entertainment when ap draperies and upholstering- covers, it is not overdone nor docs it lack or telephone 3730.' ‘ Telephone Rosedale 34/3,;’;'.'' FpR^RENT-^HALF house, 6 rooms r — r '■ ■' 'I'".', 'it"-: ' P P r R A T lAmmSWm 'Ihefe are at least-ftwv m lria^ lg; ilay per- in to graqpiilftarv eriqpqite.i ^ •a It you look at the pc^iphl# .ma^arn- the m isses ydp b$u is largs^ iMtM. Ip f Bpouid be % Bar fl/a s ffm 446 to eoo laaii dsiYlpg Is. kltQpg the^bajl .with . the baei scrambled, word. ts -Tritpei^. ; I * "'X PAGE THIRTEEN •N- Ii^U H ESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTEBr CONN., THURSDAY. APRIL 2 4 ,19S0. /■ By Percy L. Crosby FLAPP^.FM iySATC- SKIPPY S0 p aiid n o n s k t r' j\ : - . *