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VOL. u n ^ NO. 181. (UwMtBod Advorttateg ou rag* lA ) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1934. (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE C E N li
FUNERAL RITES MORGAN GOT RID Whatsit? Yes, That’s What This Is—A Whatat FOR MISS MARY OF AIR SHARES LESS HOURS, MORE PAY C H E ^ H E L D B EFO R E^ CRISIS IS PRESIDENT’ S APPEAL Simple Seryice Condneted at SoM 4,S00 Block Within Asks American Indnsbry for Home Fith Rev. Watson Two Weeks of Mail Con Here Is Complete Text immediate CoHiperatioii^ Woodruff Officiating; Bor- tract Cancellation, So O fPresident's Address Warns Tliat Goyemment ial in Family Plot Whitney List Shows. Cannot Forever Take Washington, March 5.—•(AP)— ^out once more that the difficult and simple and private funeral serv- Washington, March 8.—(AP) — The President’a text today as he aul- dangerous situation into which the Over the Whole Borden; ieea for Miss Mary Cheney, who Elvldence that J. P. Morgan, head dreased the NRA code authorities: United States had got Itself was Bight and a half months ago due to the general attitude, "Every of the big banking house bearing died early Saturday morning in New when I signed the Recovery Act I man for himself: the devil take the York, were held from the late home, his name, sold a block of 4,500 said, "must we go on in many grop hindmost.” Individuals were seeking Contrasts Condttions To- 48 Hartford road, this afternoon at shares of United Aircraft stock It’s a "Whatsit,” if you’re curious about this queer, tailless plane, shown at the Glendale, Calif., air termi ing, disorganized, eeparate units to quick riches at the expense of other 2:30. Rev. Watson Woodruff, pastor within two weeks before government nal before its flrst public air test It’s the tovention of Waldo Waterman, Santa Monica, Calif., veteran deifeat or shaU we* move as one individuals. Geographical sections day aiMJnst a Year Ago. of the Center Congregational cancellation of the airmail con flyer, a 1,100-pound two-passenger ship which a 100-horsepower, ^r-cooled motor drives at 100 n^es an great team to victory.” were seeking eoon.mlc preference church, officiated at the services at tracts, was presented today to the hour. The wings, which have a SO-foot spread, slope backward at a 26-degree angle, and the wing tips The team is before me this morn for themselves to the disadvantage ing—3,600 leaders of 600 greater of other sections. Cities were reck the home and in the Blast cemetery Senate banking committee. have stabilizers. ^ Washington, March 8 — (AP)— where burial was In the family lot Morgan’s name was on a list— organized industries representing, lessly offering Inducements to man In accordance with the wishes of submitted to the committee by the as measured by employment, more ufacturing plants to move away President Roosevelt asked Ameri the family friends were requested New York Stock Ehcchange—of than 90 per cent of the industrial from other oltlis. Within given In can industry today for "immediate to omit flowers. There was no those who sold more than 1,000 field which is covered by the NRA. dustries unfair competition went on cooperation to secure increase In music. shares of the air transport stocks (aVEN CONNECTICUT RIVER NatursJly I sim deeply gratified that unheeded or resulted In vast con wages and shortening of hours." Manchester stores closed from from a long position within the two STATES RIGHTS the faith which I expressed last solidations whose •eourltles were "It is the immediate task of in 2:30 until 3 o'clock out of respect weeks before cancellation. June is so well justified In March. peddled to the public at dishonest dustry to re-employ more people at for the deceased, and.a delegation The Bhcchange also submitted a IS RISING TODAY I do not undertake today to pre prices. There was little considera purchasing wages and to do it now," from the Manchester Chamber of long list of short sellers during the sent either a broad review of all the tion for the social point of view and he declared. period, but they contained few well TO FIX MILK PRICES manifold causes which led to the no planning whatsoever to avoid the Commerce attended in a body. Spesxing to the several thousand The bearers were: Horace B. Che- known names. distressful situation from which the pltfijla of overproduction or of bell ing methods which foisted articles members of NRA’s code authorities, The committee ordered a thor- nation Is emerging or a recapitu .thered In Constitution Hall for a (Oonttooed on Page Two) oiigh inquiry, however, to determine D. S. Supreme Court Rules Bat Ice Too Thick to Break; lation of the events, the measures on a guilUble public, which the fam Sree-day review of the industrial whether there bad bebn a "leak” on DIEUDONNESCOSTES, and the results of this past year. ily budget could not afford. control program, he warned that the government’s decision to cancel You are hiere as the direct represen A True Picture' "the government cannot forever the air mall contracts. That New York Has Pow Aato Traffic in Hartford tatives of only ono element In our That Is a strong picture but you continue to absorb the whole burden ICE IN THE SOUND Morgan was listed as selling the NOTED FLIER, SAFE complex modem life but at the and I, in the bottom of our hearts, of unemployment.” 4.600 share block of United Air Is Back to Normal. same time because of the fine spirit know that It la a true picture. Most He ceiled for greater protection craft "through Richard Whitney and e r -S a m e Situation Ex you have shown I can congratulate of us participated In the making of of small business, terming the ooda Company. you on an approach to your own that picture. We did not know as authority "the keeper of your small BLOCKING TRAFnC Stock Market Head problems which shows an under much then as we know nmy and be induaulal brother." This firm is headed by Richai'd ists in Connecticut. Friends Feared He Was Lost Hartford, March 5.— (AP)—The standing of the many other prob cause our eyes have been opened it Ha said the anti-trust laws “ must Whitney, president of the Ebcchange, 'v Connecticut river rose steadily to lems which crls-cross and dovetail Is possible that future history will continue in their major purpoee of who submitted the names to the day, winter was declared by the into each other to make up the call that crazy decade of 1919 to retaining competition and prevent committee in response to a sub Washington, March 5.—(AP)—In After Being Honrs Over broad objective of the American 1939 one of the greatest blessings ing monopoly.” Boaysand Lightship Swept poena. weather bureau to be virtually at He demanded that "every corp a decision having an Important people. The short selling list included the an end, and automobile traffic in It Is sufficient for me to point oration in the United States’’ give bearing on the validity of recovery due on Copenhagen Hop. (Oonttnoed on Page Ten) from Moorings; AU Sched name of F. A. Vanderlip, who was the city retymed to normal propor its workers free choice to organlM disclosed to have sold 100 shares legislation, the Supreme Court to themselves and emphasised that tions this momihg after four days "those two words tr io choice’ mean of United Aircraft during the day upheld the right of ^ state to of melting had rid ' the roads of ules Are Disrupted. period. Munster, Germany, March 6.__ just what they say.” fix a minimum price for milk. most of the ice and slush. Expects Support Among the other long sellers, It sustained the New York milk (A P )—Dleudonne Coatee, Icnown as At 10 a. m., the river gauges at meaning those who sold stock they WAR DEPT. PURCHASES Saying he knew Industry with control law under which the mini the "Lindbergh of France," whom Dutch Point and the South Mead few exceptions would give whole New London, March 5.— (AP) — owned as contrasted with those who mum price was se^ at nine cents a ows registered a total rise of 6.4 sold short without owning stock, the world feared loat after he land hearted compliance, the President qmut in an effort to promote the feet In the Ck>nnectiout, the waters The Coast Guard, lighthouse service were Tom Bragg, noted trader, 1,000 ed here Saturday because of fog, warned that in these exceptions return of prosperity. Justice Owen having obme up one toot since mid and shipping ooncems reported lee shares Aviation Corporation; F. ^i. OF AIRPLANES PROBED "the government itself must and J. Roberts delivered the opinion. took off at noon today for Copen night. Pressure by the additional Douglas trading account, 1,400 will undar the law move flrmly and conditions in Long Island Sound still Admlnlctratlon leaders received hagen. water from upstream failed to promptly to prevent failure.” bad today and vessels were forced to shares of Douglu Alrpraft; 9cy- He contended that industry must mour Quggsahelmer, 13,400 United the declMon with jubtlance follow Coites did net know until four break ua the Ice here whose thlok- proceed with utxxvost caution because ing theit WBoouragemant by the Re hfss Is- MU estimated at 16 to 24 keep to "the lowest schedule of of heavy ice floes which were wet-k Aircraft; North American Aviation, bdurs bSfore His departure today .Chief of Air Corps Deaiot NO RIGID RULES irtces on which higher wagos and 18.600 of Douglas Aircraft stock; cent action of the high court in up inches. The result thus fai* has ing to the eastward In the sound. holding the Minnesota Mortgage that he had. been the object of a been to Uft the ioe, although some fncreasing employment- can be Fog and ice combined to
’ ’I. . VA0 1 TW6 MKviiwiiiKBvijmiiuiuiiAm HQ Tht fiaal rabtanal for Um play, qualatetf wltb boipltM probinxu raUUad "TIm TaaUaf of Korret?*. tad w u roady at aU tlna » to flvo TOFIXTAXRATE ABOUTTOm will tako plaoo UUi ovoalM .a t T w /tuffonsH tr FUNERAL RITES of taofNlf aad of bar i—i __ o'olook, proiMlyl. la Um BalUtloa Tba yeuBf BMa'a Mbit oUm of ouily, WbOB X wu dlNOuru^ iho LocalStocks ML u k , ttariM ThrelL lln . A m y hall, n o Mlowtaf BMaabon would oftoa M/, "tom ei^ tblan Meisd^TiM Oem lira. tbo talvatloB Army bold lU Moead of tao oaat art umd to bo ptm- HERE TONIGHT •eolal at tb« boaM of William Log■ wlU look dlffim tly," dad would INCREASE A V i n oat I Oladys Addy.lniaalMtb Blilla, FOR MISS MARY I gett of Ipruo* itrMt, laturday flvo mo euob oaoourafOBMat aad , (FnralalMd h f Putaan B Oe.) M Laura Bitbor OordoB, Hoioa Brlkaoa, Mar- aad lira. JolMi Carter. •voBlag. Mr, Loggftt li toaobor of irto Brlkaoa, Joulo Hutohlasoa, advioo that X would fool boartonod Central Bow, Bortfertf, Oeaa. the olaii. The prooldoBt, David aofli Jobnotoo, Ruby KIttIo, Mar- aad otroBftbonod. ■amutliOD read aa iotoroatlag itory C H E ie H E L D "Wo all fool that bor foiag lo/an 1 P. M. Iteoln Adjoarntd Am ual u d Siw* eorlo May, Oraoa Preotor, Dorii about It. Patrick, aad b o l ^ dla- irroparablo looo - ao o u oaa tako Hooend i t Bo iIm F n i l i r i ouMloB oa tbo blitory of Xrolaad oa- Itovonion, Lorralno Vaa Kavorbolu, (OonltiiMd from P ifi Om ) Book Iteokf IBthal Wllion. bor plaoo, but obo b u loft ui bottor dal Town Meetinii in fuod. Baadmaator David Addy womoa for bavtag xaown and lovod Bid Asked dropped la aad rolatod oovoral nay, Rofar Flatt, Clifford B. Oha« Cap Nat Bonk A Trust 14 if N. Y . Stocks Exhibit for Lirgo. K ith Work OB all local CWA projoota bor, and wo will itrlvo to omulato amuilBf iaoidoati la regard to tripe nay, Charlaa H. Ohanay, Oaerga W. bor wondorful oxamplo.” Conn. River ...... 460 — High School HalL of tbe bead, Oamee were played aad waa ooatlnuad today with tba ra- Ohanay and Frank 0. Farlay, Jr. first Natloool of Htfd 86 100 M tt refreebmeate followed, duoad oraw autboiiaad by tha atata Htfd. Conn. Trust .... 47 61 Adams Bxp 694 Umm, olffoa. Xa addltloa to tba lawar, highway and forattry joba, orawa of Hartford National ,,,, 17 I f Air Raduo 6794 Tb« laaual tdjeun«d town hsm^ The Maacbeeter Motbera club will DEATHS Pbosnlx St. B ind T . . ifO IfO Alaaka Jua ...... 304 hold iti aaaual meeUag Friday eve- pMntara and plaatarars wara aa^ Wm. F. Lyeoi, leotl monoftr tf lag to fix th« tM rxu for tbt yoar Wost Hartford Trust.. 100 130 AUaglisny 44 nlag at Ceater eburob parlab ball gagad ovar tha waak-and aad today, T r i b u t e s iBsoraaos Stocks Allied Cnem ••1, 111.. 161 Mentgemsry Word A Oe. and M. Le wlU ba bald la Hl|t tabool Mall ooatlnulag tha rapalra and radacor- Andrew itp tn o u Tbe fueit epeaker wUi be Mre. ^ d rew JMpertoa of 41 North Astns Casualty ...... 46 61 Am Oaa ...... 10394 ToursMu, deportment beod of Fifr* tail avaalaf at I o’deok. Followlag Charles C. Ourrler of Baet Ceater atloB of tba town office and pollca AABON COOK Astna xafs ...... i f 81 Am Ooml A l o o ...... 68% atatlOB. Tha daath of Mlia Mary Ohanay lobool stTMt diod at tbe Manobea- nltura and Rugt, have returned from tba adjouraad maatlax a apaolal street. Mre. Ourrler le a proailaeat ter Memorial beepital at 1:06 Wday Astna Firs (,,,,■•••, ff f7 Am For P o w ...... 10% member of ths Maacbeeter Public baa ranaovad a balovad frland of Automobils ...... 20 33 Am Rad 8t g ...... 16% 'floi&n where they attended the an* maatlBf will ba bald at 8:18 p, m., MIm Marjorie Keleey, daughter from a oompUoatloa of troublM. to act 08 tba purobaaa of alx votlof Health Nurslag aseoclatloa aad wae Maaohaatar whoaa laaatfaabla Cobb. Oonerol ...... 39 81 Am Bmslt ...... 44% nual spring showing of furniture and formerly dletitlao at tbe Peter Beat of Mr. and Mre. D. Wyman Keleey, goodaaaa will ba raallaad aiora aad Mr. JeepemoB bad been la faiUag ruge at the Boeton Furniture Shew. asaoblaaa, tba propoiad addltloa to of South Main atreet, will take part bealtb for about a year ard for tbe Hartford fir o ...... 48 60 Am Tsl aad T el ...... 130% tba towB farafa and to fix a paaalty Brigham Hoapltal, Bostoa. Her mora la tba yaara to ooma. Kar la* Pbooalx Firo ...... 67Vi 69H Am Tob B ...... 78% The policy ef Montgomery Ward subject will be "Diet for tbe Whole in tba cantata, "Tbe Spider and the taraata wara our Intaraata aad many peat two montba bad baaa unabla Hartford Steam Boiler 60 A Co. is to purchoee all the Unset for failura to ratnova mow from auooaiaful orfaniaatlona for tba to attand to his outlaa aa ahlppiiir 68 Am Wat Wke ...... 31 % fldaxfalka. Family.*' The boeteeeee will be Mrs. Fly*', to be given by the Glee olub National Fire ...... 61H 63 ^ Aaaconda ...... 15% sample suites shown at the fumi* C. H. AUea, Mrs. WUliam Kaofla, of the Goddard School for Glru, banaflt of otbara ahall ramala to olark at tha Carlyla Johnaon Ma- Travelers ...... 440 460 Atchison ...... 66% turs show for their store. The store Mrs. Bessie Howe, Mrs. Oeorge Barre, Vermont. Twenty-two mem taatlfy to bar wladora and thought- ohlaa oompany. fulnaaa.' PnbUe Utilities Stocks Auburn ... t ...... 56 making the greatest Increoss in Harris. Mre. Willard Hortoa, Mrs. ben of tba club will alng tbe cantata Ha aatarad tba hoapltal on Fabru- Conn. Elec Serv ...... 89 43 Aviation Oorp ...... 8 solas during tns month of February Carl Norea, Mrs. L. J. Tuttle, Mrs. in ooatume at the Barre Woman’e I ballava that no graatar trlbuta ary 14. Ha oama from Danmark aa Conn. P o w e r ...... f 39 CARD P A R H AND DANCE Joseph Johnstoa, Mrs. Walter Oor- to Mlaa Cbanay oouUT ba naada than 8 Balt and O h io ...... 80% is honored by taking their choice of Club on Tueeday, March 6. Mlei a young man. and bad baan in tha Greenwich, WAG, pfd. 69 — Bendlx ...... 19% these manufacturers’ sample show man, Mrs. Joha Olson, Mrs. C. A. Kelaey, who is a senior at Goddard, to lay that aba was a trua frland employ of tbe oompany for more Goodrich and Mrs. Edna Dwyer. of tha paopla of Mancbeatar and Hartford Eleo ...... 46 Vt 51 Vt Beth S t s e l...... 46 suites for their store. These oultee IN WAPPING THURSDAY sings also and will take the part of than thirty years, moving with Hartford Gas ...... 43 47 Borden ...... 23 Include bedroom, living room, and a fly. that bar mlaaion waa to qulatly and them from Hartford to this town. .unselflahly provida bapplnaaa for do., p f d ...... 46 — Can Pac ...... 1594 dining suites of the latest design, Tbe Brownie Leaders association Laat fall bis aaaoolatea and offi- fl N B T C o ...... 107 111 Cerro De Pasoo ...... 85% Federated Workers in Charge will hold its meeting Wednesday at othera. foremost in quality as they are spe LAdy Roberts Lodge, Daughters of oara of tba oompany recognized hla Mooufactarlng Stocks Ches and Ohio ...... 46 cially made for the Boston show by of Social—Free Transporta 2 o’clock Instead of Thursday, at St. G ^rge, will hold their regular Aaron Cook, long and faithful aervlce and gave tbe Girl Scout headquarters in tbe Am Hardware ...... M 22 Chrysler ...... 66% leading manufacturers to show the tion from Manchester to Be meeting on Wednesday evening at FROM M. M. a a party for him in celebraUon of hla Am Hosiery ...... — 30 Col Carbon ...... 67% exceptional quality of their suites. Cheney building. 8 o’clock in Odd Fellows ball. thirtieth annlveraary. He bought Arrow H and H, com. 11 ^ 13^ Provided. "Miss Mary Cheney Passes On” . Coml Solv ...... 28% Ward's local store had tbe dis To me, little more than a new the property at North School strest do., pfd ...... 90 — Cons Gas ...... 39% tinction of winning tbe award as The Emblem club will give an in One of tbe new motor buses re Billings and Spencer.. — i comer in Manchester, tbe name is a and Golway atreet, near the Union Cons O i l ...... 13 their February furniture busineM •^e Federated Workers of Wap- stallation bridge tomorrow evening cently purchased by the Connecti school and has lived there for Bristol Brass ...... 21 ^ 28 Vt Coot Can *...... 78% at the Elks Home in Rockville. Mrs. kind of a legend— the legend of a bad a 50 per cent Increase over any pli^ will be In charge of a public cut company went through Man number of years. Besides his wife, do., p f d ...... 95 — Com Prod ...... 73% card party and dance Tbureday eve- J. W. Foley and Mrs. George L. fairy Godmother, whir was not a previous year in competition with Chester Center at 5 o’clock yester shining figure In cloth of gold— but Mrs. J2hanna B. Jesperson, he Case, Lockwood and B — 800 Del L and W n ...... 28% nine of thia week at the Wapping Betts are tbe members on tne com Collins Co...... 45 — all other New England Ward stores. mittee from this town. The object is day afternoon, going east. It at a little woman with grave blue eyes, leaves a daughter, Mildred, wife of Du P o n t ...... 99% Oemmunity Church house. The ob Colt’s Firearms ...... 24^ 26^ Eastman Kodak ...... 90 Local people wUl greatly benefit ject of the social is to help raise to raise funds fo r the installation tracted much attention as it came dressed often in black, who appear Erling F. Larson of East Hartford, through this award as all these and a small grandson. Eagle Lock ...... 28 31 Eleo and M u s ...... 7 funds for a new coffee um. ceremony next month. along, as It resembled a box car. ed so quietly to perform her magic, suites will arrive during this week 'There is no hood on tbe bus, the that only a few knew she was there. Funeral arrangements are incom Fafnir Bearings ...... 50 60 Eleo Auto L ite ...... 30% Joha A. Coilins, who conveys plete. Fuller Brush, Class A . . 7 ‘ — Gen Elec ...... 22ii and will be offered at amazingly low South Windsor children to and from The Mizpab group of the Wesley engine being located in the rear But tbe magic remained, and we prices in the very near future. part of the bus. It was a special are reminded of It now as she is Gray Tel Pay Station. 16 18 Gen Foods ...... 33% Manchester High school by bus, has an Circle will meet tomorrow eve Hart and Cooley ...... — 125 Mr. Lyons and Mr. Le Touraeau bus chartered for some association leaving us. Gen Motors ...... 39% agreed to run his bus down to Man ning at 7:30 with Mrs. T. B. Kehler Hartmann Tob, com.. — 5 Gillette ...... 11 % were elated over the fact, that in chester on that evening, furnishing of 67 Cambridge street. Work will and did not make a stop in Man What she did for Manchester’s r hospital and library, parks and play FUNERALS do., p f d ...... -10 — Gold Dust ...... 19% winning this award the local WOrd free transportation to all who wish be on salting peanuts. chester. grounds and schools, most of us Int S ilv e r...... 38 41 Homestake Mining ...... 830 store would have these wonderful to attmd. There will be the usual know. But there are witnesses John Johnson do., p f d ...... 75 78 Hudson M otors...... 20% suites showlbg the newest, latest prises, also sandwiches and coffee Mr. and Mrs.- Benefeuilo Galll of John Bolin, who has been em everywhete of other sorts of magic 'The home of John Johnson of Landers, Frary A Clk. 31^ 33 >4 Int Harv ...... 42% designed finest of woods, and beau served. Cake and pie will be on 132 Bissell street announce tbe en ployed in the silk printing depart —tbe kind that perhaps Miss Mary Walnut street, who died suddenly New Brit. Mch. com.. 8 10 Int N ic k ...... 23% tiful new coverings on living room sale. gagement of theli daxighter. Miss ment at Cheney Brothers, is now enjoyed the most; a boy or gflrl who Friday morning, was the gathering do., pfd ...... 45 65 Int Tel and T e l ...... % suites never before offered to the’ A pleasant evening for a nominal 14 Nellie F. Galli, to Anthony Golas, employed In a cotton and rayon fac might have been sick or crippled place of many relatives and friends Mann A Bow, Class A 3 7 Johns Manvllie ...... 56% public sinywhere. Coverings on fee is assured by the committee, the son of Stanley Golas of 467 North tory in Ware, Mass., having secured but who is well and strong; a young who came Sunday afternoon to pay do., Class B ...... % — Kenpecott ...... 20 tbe new 1934 living room suites personnel of which is Mrs. John A. Main street. No date has been set work in that place a week ago to man who'’'has been made good at their last respects and to attend the North and Judd ...... 17 19 Lehigh Val C oal...... 4% trend toward modernistic harmoni Ccdlins, Mrs. Albert Stiles, Mrs. for the marriage. day. college because there, som ^ow , ap services conducted at 2 o’clock by Niles, Bern Pond ...... 1214 14^ Lehigh Val Rd ...... 19 zation In rust, green, blue and gold. Harold Collins, Mrs. Ansel Christen peared tbe fimds to send him there; Rev. K. E. Erickson, pastor of the PecK, Stow and Wilcox 4^4 Llgg and Myers B ...... 87% Besides being the first to offsr these sen and Mrs. Frank House. Mystic Review, Woman’s Benefit The license of Carl Watson, driver a round-faced tot of five, bugging a Emanuel Lutheran church. Russell M f g ...... 30 — Loew’s ...... 31% suites, Ward's policy of selling at The Rhythm orenestra o( Man association, at its meeting tomor toy from the kindergarten Christ During the services at the hom'e Scovill ...... 25 27 Lorillard ...... % lower prices will be strictly o^ ered chester will play for dancing which of the taxi that collided with the 17 row evening will be host to reviews rear of a truck owned by William L. mas tree; a ptilr of lovers walking Pastor Erickson took occasion to Stanley W orks ...... 20^4 224 McKeesp T in ...... 89 to. win continue from 10 until midnight. from Torrington. Bristol, Plalnvllle, in Miss Mary's garden. recall the pleasant disposition Standard Screw ...... 50 60 Mont Ward ...... 8i% Card playing wiU begin promptly at Fitzgerald in Bdlton resulting in the New Britain, Hartford, East Hart In that same garden, on tbe south shown by the deceased, giving do., pfd., guar...... 100 — Nat Biscuit ...... % 8:15. death of a woung woman as she was 41 ford, Rockville and Wllllmantlc. being taken to tbe Manchester Me slope, there will be snow drops In special mention to his kindness to Smythe Mfg C o ...... 28 35 Nat Cash Reg ...... 20% NOTORIOUS KILLER This group meeting waa to have mortal hospital, and injuries to him blossom almost any day now. The ward children. He said that not Taylor and Fenn .... 70 — Nat Dairy ...... I6 been held on February 20 but was self and two other occupants, has little woman with the grave blue since he had become pastor of tbe Torrington ...... 52 54 Nat Pow and L t ...... 38% church In Manchester and there was HOSPITAL NOTES postponed on account of the bliz been restored, according to informa eyes, who used to walk there, will Underwood Mfg Co. .. 46 48 N Y Cen trail...... 38% STILL AT LIBERTY not come this spring. But perhaps a rehearsal of the children’s choir Union Mfg Co ...... — 10 NY NH and H ...... 19% zard. Members and guards are re tion received from the ^mmissioner had Mr. Johnson been absent once quested to wear white, and the com of Motor Vehicles. the spirit of her may still be there U 8 Envelope, com... 75 — N oranda...... 36% Alex Balchunas of 899 Parker sometimes, watching the return of From church records, he said, Mr. do., pfd ...... 90 — North Am ...... % (CXintinoed from Page One) mittee on refreshments, Mrs. Annie Johnson was one of the oldest mem 19 street was discharged Saturday. The Dorcas society of Emanuel her flowers. Veeder Root ...... 25 27 Packard ...... 5% Smith, Mrs. Julia Rawson and Mrs. M. M. C. bers of the church In Manchester as der way to determine bow he man Mrs. Lizzie Frink of Andover was Grace Lathrop reminds all who Lutheran church will hold its Whitlock Coll Pipe . . 2 4 Penn ...... 35% he was a member of the cla«s con J.B.WU’ ms Co. |10 par 40 — aged to escape. admitted and Peter Deptula of 4 have promised contributions to monthly meeting Wednesday eve firmed in 1884. In the 56 years Phila Rdg C and I ...... 5% SALVA’nON ARMY Phil Pete ...... 17 Rumors that a “fix” might have North School street, William Zor- bring the food tomorrow evening. ning with Miss Anua and Miss that he had been a resident of Man slds of 169 HlUiard street. Miss Clara Lindberg of Linden street, The Salvation Army joins with Pub Serv N J ...... 38% entered Into his sensational get every citizen of this town in the cheater he had been of a plecuant Hannah Humphries of 10 Lilley who will be assisted by Miss Hat Radio ...... 8% away were heard. County Prose Rev. Peter Latas of the Polish feeling of great loss In the passing disposition and his sudden passing street, and Mrs. James Healy and tie Peterson. A number of tbe NEEDLEWORK GUILD HAS Rem R a n d ...... 13 cutor Robert G. EstlU of Lake coun National church, paid a tribute to of Miss Mary from our midst, and will be missed. ty, Indiana, aimounced that the re infant daughter of 120 Buckland the memory of Miss Mary Cheney, members plan to attend the fourth There was singing by a double Rey Tob B ...... 41% joins with them m grateful remem Sears Roebuck ...... 48 sults of Inquiry by him would be street were discharged Sunday. whose funeral took place this after of the Lenten "quiet hours’’ at 7:15 brance of her blessed life. quartet and a large funeral cortege Andrew Jesperson, 60, of 48 and go from there to tba Dorcas COLLECTION OF ARTICLES Socony V a c ...... 17% turned over to the grand jury. noon, at the Service .4t che church She was one of those rare people followed the body to .Ihe Blast A state investigation, ordei^ by North School street, died at the hos meeting. cemetery where the burial took South Pac ...... 28% yesterday. He said in effect that who knew and understood people Governor Paul McNutt 6f IndlOha^ pital at 1:05 this afternoon. He neither the English nor the Polish of all walks and classes of life. She place. 'The services at the grave Sou P Rlc S ...... 34% was admitted February 14. ’The department assistant chief were conducted by Rev. Mr. Erick Goods Will Be Distributed to South Rwy ...... 31% is also In progress, with Assistant tongue adequately could appraise was a humble follower of the Christ Attorney General Edward C, Barre the fineness of the character of this of staff of the V. F. W., and was never widely separated son. The bearers were: Charles Needy Families of Town, St Brands ...... 22% Mrs. Alice Wetherell, will make from those for whom He lived and Werdelln, Oscare Peterson, Carl Miss Elisabeth Bennet Says. St Gas and El ...... 12% and Roy HuUett, xm investigator. In true gentlewoman. This newest of St Oil C a l...... 38% charge. the town’s churches bad received a her official visit to the Thompson- died. Runer, Carl Johnson, Carl Kjellson Personal Notices vllle auxiliary tomorrow evening. St OU N J ...... 46% Another Inquiry was undertaken much appreciated donation from She manifested a deep Interest in and Ernest Hullander. She will be accompanied by a num our work most particularly that The Needlework Guild of Man Tex C orp...... 27 by Judge William J. Murray before Miss Cheney to assist in the build Timken Roller Bear ...... 36% whom Dillinger was to have been ing project. ber of the members of the local aux among the young people and al John J. Dwyer chester has completed tbe second CARD OF THANKS iliary. ways gave a willing audience to our Rev. John Kenney, acting pastor collection of useful articles for the Trans America...... 7% tried for slaying Policeman Patrick Union Carbide...... 45% O’Malley In an East Chicago, Ind., We wl«h to extend our deepest ’The Tall Cedars of Lebanon will problems. We shall miss her. May of St Bridget’s church celebrated needy this season, which through The Highland Park Community the channels of the Public Health Union Pacific ...... 128% bank holdup. thanks to our kind friends and neigh hold a public bridge party in the the Great Comforter, comfort the the mass of requiem In St. Bridget’s bors who helped us so much at the club will give a setback party at church thia morning over the body Nursing association and the town’s Unit Aireraft ...... 25 The Lake county boards of com Masonic Temple Thursday evening, hearts of her dear ones and teach us time of our great grief, the sudden the clubhouse tomorrow evening, all to live as she lived, is the prayer of John J. Dwyer. There was a social service department are being Unit Corp ...... 7 missioners V - called to meet in loss of our beloved husband and fa March 8. Play will begin at 8 with tbe usual prizes and refresh of distributed where the need Is great Unit Gm Imp ...... 17% special session today to consl^r the ther. We would especially thank o’clock. large attendance of friends and rela those who so generously aided with ments. The hostesses will be Miss ^ ’The Salvation Army, tives at the mass, Mrs. Margaret est. U S Ind A le ...... 54% escape. Reports were current that the use of their automobiles and Gladys Cross and Miss Sally Cross. R. E. Martin. Shea presiding at the organ and Principal Elisabeth Bennet who U S R ubber...... 19% Sheriff Holley’s resigfnation v^uld revered the memory of Mr. Johnson Spring is here. The calendar does singing the responses and the solos waa a director last year has Inter U 8 S m e lt...... 122 be demanded. She has said, how with beautiful floral tributes. We not say so but the appearance on Miss Edith Mason who broadcasts REV. WATSON WOODRUFF The bearers were Leo Fay, James ested a number of teachers at the U 8 S te e l...... 65% ever, that she will not quit. are deeply grately to the children of Bissell street shortly after 1 o’clock Util Pow M d L t ...... 4 the neighborhood for their esteem from Station WCAC at Storrs, every Some one has said that ”an In Watson, William Shea and Vincent Barnard school in becoming mem In Ohio where Dillinger’s men lib and we are thankful for the services of a scissors sharpener, carrying his Monday, on Connecticut industries, stitution Is but the lengthened Morlarty. The body waa to have bers bf the Guild. ’Those at the Vick C h em ...... 31% erated the gang leader from the of our undertaker, Timothy Holloran, small rack with the emery wheel read a paper this noon at 12:30 on shadow of a man.” May It not also been placed in the receiving vault Nathan Hale school, also under Western Union...... 65 Lima jidl lu t October, killing Sher The employees of the Arrow-Hart attached to be operated by foot the Pitkin Glass Works, which was of St James’ cemetery, but be Mis Bennet, have coptrlbuted gen West El and M f g ...... 40 iff Jess Sarber, the In^ana authori and Hegeman Company were especi be true that a Community takes its power, and allowing his small hand prepared by Mrs. J. M. Williams, a color and its standard from human cause water had formed in the vicin' erously. Woolworth ...... 61% ties were titiien to task by Ohio’s ally kind and helpful. To them we The list of teacher^ follows; Miss offer deep thanks. bell to tinkle as he walked along, member of Orford Parish Chapter, characters and that standard is not Ity of the receiving vault, the body E3ec Bond and Share (Curb). 18% attojmey general, John W. Brioker. Elizabeth Krapowicz, Miss EllzS' —Mrs. John Johnson and Family. indicated that spring is on the way. D. A. R., and published in the offi determined entirely or even primar was returned to the morgue at the He charged that "eiUier cowardice, cial organ of that society about beth Clark, Miss Elizabeth Lobdell, ily by the mass influences of tbe Qulsh undertaking rooms and will A total of 1,324 airplanes were corruption of public oCldols or three years ago. Miss Johanna Henry, Miss Belle people but by more, discriminating later be taken to the vault. manufactured In tbe United States Ignoranc. permitted DUllnger to es Crosby, Miss Ella Washburn, Miss in 1933. cape." A meeting of John Mather Chap influences. Chief among such potent Huldah' Butler, Miss Mary ’Taylor, ter De Molay will be held this eve Influences is the character of those Miss Bernice Weiont, Miss Lillian ning at 7:30 at the Masonic Tem persons who are looked up to and PRISONERS WATCH Johnson, Miss Arllne Wilkie, Miss ple. ’The initiatory degree will be admired. Marion Kellum, Miss Irene Walter, worked. “ Dad” Ellis, deputy for In Manchester, without Any ques Miss BSdith Eaton, Miss Laura Sher Western Massachusetts, will be tbe tion, Miss Mary Cheney waa the DARING BURGLARY man, Miss Rosanna Maher, Miss guest of honor. Members who have most admired and beloved, citizen. Doris Robsbaw, Miss Ruth Me The GREAT SWEDISH STAR Litchfield, March 5.— (A P )—While Laughlin, Miss Mary McAdams, not already secured their tickets for For many years she has gone daring burglars were using a meat tbe Mother and Son banquet, should about in this Community doing Miss Catherine Sbe«i, Miss Cather- clever to smash their way into the ino DIviney, Miss Mary Sweeney, get in touch with members of the good, but greater than all her good Crutch and MacDonald drug store committee as soon as possible. Miss Anna McGuire, Miss Helen deeds w u her personality, single, here early yesterday, a group of Christensen, Miss Gladys Forbes, kindly, cultured, public-spirited un spectators watched them tn x a the Miss Florence Sharrow, Miss Elisa failingly faithful to those causes county jail which is directly across beth Bennet, Miss S. R. Bennet. WEARING GOWN OF 1779, and persons to whom she devoted tbe street from the drug store. Mrs. Milton Freeman, Mrs, herself utterly uhselfish. Two men who happened to be GeorM Franco, Mr. and M n. Wil GIRL WINS COSTUME PRIZE ’The writer is grateful that he passing had seen a car parked with lard Hawley, Mrs. John Haabrouck, knew her and shared in her friend the engine running in from, of the Mrs. Lavinnle Fish, Mrs. Harold ship. Miss Mary ought to become First National store a short dis Germaine, Mrs. H. L. Weir, Mrs. tance from the drug store and had 50 Couples Attend Attic Party tradition among us. She will be Robert ^n n elly, Mrs. Walter C. sorely missed. noticed that a pane of glass was Wirtalla, Mrs. Victor Bronkie, Mrs. of Highland Pal’k Commun —Watson Woodruff. missing from the window of tbe Fred Woodhouse, Mrs. Harry An ity Club Clad in Ragged F'irst National store. ’They hurried derson, Mrs. Howard Cole, Mrs. across the jail and aroused the Clothes. Friend of Hospital Arthur McCann, Mrs. Roswell matron who telephoned to the Smith, Mrs. Fred Ulrich, Mrs, John 'The passing of Miss Mary Che Litchfield constables and other offi ney is a great loss to the Memorial ’Tidmaa, Mrs. Richard Post, Mrs. More than one hundred attended cers. Frank Zimmercan, Miss Charlotte the attic party at the Highland hospital, said Superintendent J. J. ’Then as the group at the jail Gillette, Miss Mary Bowen, Miss Park Community club Saturday Aldrich today. ''She was greatly looked on, the burglars emerged Lena Hanna, Mrs. Louis Jaffa, Tbe evening and thoroughly enjoyed tbe Interested In th? :»ick and suffering." from the First National Store and Girl Reserves, the Washington RUSH fun. About 50 couples were in the "During these months while she smashed their way into the drug Sohool, Miss Mary Benton, Mrs. W. grand march wolch got under way has been 111 and,away from us we store. For nearly half an hour the W. Eells, Mrs. Lillian Bowers, Mrfl. at 9 o'clock with Mr. and Mrs. have all missed her cheery visits. burglars worked, carrying out a J. M. Williams, Miss Grace Robert Peter Miller as leaders It was a I'o the patients she was like a ray radio and arm -ull of small articles, son. pageant of andrnt and mod^ m O.T sunshine. She always bad a smile which they stowed in the cor. When Mrs. Annie Skinner and a group IS clothes, the contents of thr ragbags the Litchfield officers failed to ar of women from Bolton have also and a cheery word for tliem. She and garrets, and some decidedly was ever intereste^^l In their troubles rive, Mrs. Todd, the matron, tele sent in a splendid collection of gar- queer wesrsbles appeared on the and difficulties and many patients phoned to the Torrington police and men and women of the highlands. sought her advice and help. *to Canaan for assistance. ’The ON! The {frlze for the oldest costume Litchfield constables finally arrived , "One incident stands out in my waa awarded to Miss Gladys Cross mind. She bad called me on tbe And started to cross the street from who was attired in a gown of the ’phone early in tbe morning to tell the jail to the drug store. ’The vintage of 1779, a white silk wed burglars saw them coming and George J. Snuth n e she would come to the hospital fled, abandoning the car and its load ding dreaa handed down in the at 10 o’clock. She could not get Stsjdey family. George Beer In the of loot. ’The Toot was valued at away before late afternoon and over 1300. role of “kid brother” was adjudged when she came, she said "All day With Easter around the corner the fashionable mi— chooses as weeuing the funniest rig In the It was learned later that the Private 1 have been trying to get away to tier guit now. She knows that the more authentic and exclusive men’s class. gasoline tank -of the car, which bad moaelB are shown early—^now! come over here and now I have Just Hot frankfurter sandwiches, cof been stolen in Waterbury, was Instruction fee and ice cream were served. run away.” She said there had been empty and tbe engine had stalled, a continuous line of people seeking while tbe burglars were working. Tenor Banjo SUITS of NOVELTY TWEEDS help. I said to her, "Miss Chene]^ Only some loose change was taken PU6UC RECORDS they impose upon you.” She an- from the First National store, Tenor Guitar sv/ered, “I suppose some do, but It though a considerable quantity of Hawaiian Guitar ts better to be imposed upon by a loot was plied up there ready to be moved but was not loaded into the Probates Notes few people than to miss helping one We give .private lessons in $10.75 - $19.75 Admliiistrations who resily needs me.” car for some reason. Leonard Johnson was appointed Fleeing, the burglars made un your home. We do not teoch^ in 'T o us of the Memorial hospital class os advancement is not administrator with will annexed of family she was always an interested successful attempts to steal three tbe estate of Charles F. Johnaon, Litchfield ears and finally on the isfactory. Rate $1.00 per lesson. friend. The nurses and persmmel of We supply brand new inatrument late of Manchester, deceased, and the hospital all loved her and she fourth attempt were successful. OO-FBATUSB William W. Harris was appointed They made a clean getaway despite with case. Your property in 53 administrator of the estate of Flor was always interested in their bet the fact that by that time alzn^ lessons. terment ence M. C. Wheaton late of Man the entire town hod been aroused. TODAY THE 9 U& O tJB it chester, deceased, at the Saturday "Personally, I feel that I have lost Footprints in the snow around the 412 Eant Center Street with Genevieve WbbA DoMM Oliip' session of the Manchester District a wonderful and understondlDg TUESDAY entered garages indicated that one Dial 8360 • ...... - ' Ml.-’ , |' f ■in.jiM iiMi Probata Court. friend. She was thoroughly a » of the burg lore wae a woman. \ ilkv. :u' MANCHESTER EYENINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER. GONN.^ MONDAY, MARCH B, 1984. tent of onewjuarter or 25 per cent, which means that he receives |15 McEvltt s|>oke briefly ccncemlng Sergeant John MoQlinB'aad ahaifaG TO PAY $120,000 for every pig not put on the mar ARMY BAND PLAYS Manchester tee alma of tee club. He gala teat WEST HARTFORD AR(» with recklese driving when the oar ket in 1934 up to one-fourth of als TRACES HISTORY athletic teama would be organized which he was driving sldewiped one average number of bead sold in and that tee organisation would ee- driven by John L. SuUivaB, o t 882 ’ TO HOd GROWERS 1982 and 1988. Date Book cure clubrooma on street in MASONS COMING HERE Park avKiue, Providence, n ^ Roee- Several meetings for hog grow AT STATE PRISON OFCATHOUCISM the near future. He said that the mary Place, wQl be heard In town ers have been scheduled in each club contemplated a zerlee of lec oourt tomorrow. county under the direction of the Tonight tures and discussions on current Will Be Guests of Delta Chap Coimty Farm Bureau offices. The March 6—Annual and special national topics and on topics con ter Wedne^y Night and ’The new tunnel through tea Program, Howeyer, CaDs for purpose of these meetings is to ac Dressed in White Shirts and town meeting at High school audi- Dr. Edward G. Dolan Gives cerning tee stand of the Catholic Will Confer Degree. Pyrenees Mountains niarks tee quaint farmers with the terms of the toriiun. church on matters of international conquest of tee last great moun 25 Per Cent Redaction in contracts and what they must do to Tomorrow scope. Various entertainments are Delta Chapter, N a 61, R. A. M.. tain barrier in western Europe. participate; to assist in aiung out Black Ties, Bandsmen En March 6—Mothei Son ban also contemplated in tee neu fu quet of DeMolay at Masonic Tem Inspring Address Before will welcome the membeis and offi contracts; and to assis in building ple. ture, he said. Following Mr. Mc- cers of West Hartford Chapter, No. Litters Farrowed. up the administrative organization tertain Convicts. Evltt’s talk there was a short busi 68, of Weet Hartford, Wednesday after the contracts are signed. This Week St. James’s Men’s Chb. ness session. The next meeting of evening, March 7. 'Thic Is tee an,- There are many details of which the March 7—Annual banquet of American Legion at Orange hall. the club will be announced in tee annual visit of West Hartford Chap Storri, Marcfh 6.—More then farmer should know, such as the •Herald" later. ter and a large gathering is antici question of feeder pigs, extra pigs, A concert and religious program March 9—Annual business meet Approximately 200 members of 1120,000 may be distributed to Coa- ing and supper of North Methodist pated. 'The officers of West Hart silage, etc. were conducted by the band and St. James’s Men’s club were pres ford Chapter No. 58 will occupy the Becticut bog: growers U there is church. In the first series, the New Haven members of the Salvation Army ent at Tinker Had yesterday after HARTFORD MAN IS CITED chairs for tee evening and con nearly a complete state sig:n>up county meeting was held Mcu-cb 1, Coming Events fer a Mfiu’k Master Mason degree. Corps in the State prison, Wethers March 18—"Erstwhile Susan," der the terms of the Com-Hog: Ai the Fairfield county meeting is being noon to hear Dr, Ekiward G, Dolan High Prleet Edward P, Case will ov held today and tomorrow. New Loa- field, yesterday. The bandsmen Manchester Community Players at give an address on the history of FOR COVETED AWARD in tee East. Justment Profram of the A. A. A., don March 8, Hartford March 9, Tol were dressed in white shirts and Whlton Memorial hall, auspices D. Catholic activity in America. The meeting will opien promptly It was estimated here today by W. land Mapeb 9, and Windham March black bow ties and played an over A. R, Beginning with Christopher Co at 7:30 p. m. After tee meeting n B. Young:, assistant professor of ani 18. The dates for the Middlesex March 18, 14, 16, 16—Annual lumbus who with his 'Santa Maria' James J, O’Connor Mentioned limch will be served in tea banquet ture which was ell received by the Herald Cooking School at SU ts mal husbandry at Connecticut Stare and Litchfield county meeting have 400 prisoners in attendance. leading the way with the ’Nina' and for Distinguished Service hall. Collefe. The program requires a not definitely been set, but it is Theater, sessions in morning. 'Plnta,' following Catholics have On Wednesday evening, March ‘2i, reduction in 1934 of 25 per cent In hoped, Mr. Young stated, to have Rev. George xirooks of Rockville, March l7—Musical revue, "Radio written their names mdellbly in tee Cross for Gallantry in Ac tee officers of Delta Chapter wiU the average number of litters far all meetings during the first two accompanied by the quartet of the Revels of 1984," presented the history ot this continent, and in tee tion. confer tee Royal Arch degree. This rowed on u s farm in 1982 and 1933, weeks in March. African Baptist church, Rockville, choirs of St. James's church. history of the United Stetes. Trac will be the last degree work for this and a reduction of 25 per cent *n composed of the four children of March 20—Annual concert of G ing tee names of prominent Cath Washington, March 6 —(AP) — set of officers. The administrative organization Rev, Walker of that city, pre the number of pigs and hogs pro will be set up following these meet Clef clilb at Emanuel Lutheran olic men and women through tee The award of the Distinguished duced for market below the aver sented the program of the afUr- church, ings and the signing of the con noon. The youngsters displayed re Revolution, Civil, Spanish and World Service Cross to James J. O’Connor age number sold from the 1932 and tracts. The bog and com pro April 2—Masonic Ball, State Ar Wars, Dr, Dolan sMd: b lff« r •* the 1983 litters, The payment will markable talent in their interpreta mory, of 80 Addison street, Hartford, eetlitkyr r*. IT turn (Twuv an paew ducers form a County Com Hog tion of the Negro spirituals, several "Catholic men and women have former sergeant in Company K, POUCE COURT fTNI ai«* AI6M ■iMt tar be five dollars on each bead in the Control Association under the super March 8—Play, 'Til Leave It to always stood ready to honor and to 102d Infantry, has been asked of «mS tM M (Mi iraAm< 75 per cent produced, which will of which they sang. You" by Sock ana Buskin club at vision of the Com Hog section Ji The offerings of the quartet were: defend America in time of stress, as tee war d^artm ent by Rep. K o^ amount to a payment of |15 on the A, A, A. Only producers who High school. well as in time of peace. In this plemann (D., C3onn.). James F. McNamara of Riverside each head in the 25 per cent re "How Do You Do?" "One Day I Also concert. Orange hall, aus street, Manchester Green, pleaded sign contracts can be members. Was Walking a Lonesome Road," present emergency, which is as Entries in his war department duced, Mr, Yoimg explained. An pices St, Mary's Bible class, Eldward record say: guilty in town court this morning Tk« fla«*t fiailtr There are no dues, Mr. Young 'They Kicked Him (Satan) Out of MacHugh, soloist. great as any war. Catholics must before Judge Raymond A. Johnoon other regulrement is that the b;>g stated. A Coimty Allotment Com Heaven" and "We've Got Heaven in and do support tee program of that "In the attack, October 27, 1918, srssrtSKx {grower if qualified must participate April 28—Ninth annual concert after tee liaison officer was killed. to dnmken driving early Sunday tNttaa t1 koer*. mittee Includes the president and View,” A tenor solo was sung by of Beethoven Glee club at High God sent man. President Franklin morning at Manchester Green and n the corn reduction program, two to four members elected from Andrew Walker, eldest of the quar D. Roosevelt." Sergeant O'Connor went forward A base of ten or more acres'of school auditorium. and rescued the flare pistol from tee was fined flOO and costs. Fifty Millions gat bottsr heat... the board of directors of the organi- tet, The children were accompanied He went on to tell of the work dollars of the fine was remitted oy field corn in addilition to that ueed zstion. Community committees are by their mother, who is also their May 12—Opening of Memorial liaison officer and sent up some for silage or green feed is necessary Hospital drive for 816,000. being done by many outstanding flares, as our own artillery was fall Judge Johnson due to tee fact that save money, too, with elected by and from the members o' l^tructor. Catholic men and organizations to McNamara supports a large family. for participation■ ■ eti in the corn firo- ths organization. These two com The address by Rev, Brooks was ing short. He did this under tee gram, While it is estimated hat day, He then lauded the program most terrific shell fire, always ex Patrolman Josrab Prentice was the mittees :heck all reports and fig taken from a verse of philosophy of activity contemplated by the St. Investigating officer. approximately 500 Conoectic>>t ures, and the allotment committee found by him the other day written posing himself to great danger. farmers could so qualify, few ot LOCAL LEGION RIRE James’s Men’s Club, telling them "On Oct. 29, 191^ when practical Prosecuting Attorney William J 'blue coal* may make corrections and adjust in an old discarded magazine: "Life that it was their duty as well as o vim u s home owneri fooled onee them are hog growers and are not ments. These committees are more ly all the runners were either killed Shea asked for a continuance until likely to enter Into deduction cou- is l^ t once, drink ths ^ p , be brave TEAM SCORES HONORS their privilege to organize for their or wounded. Sergeant O’Connor vol Saturday of tee case of Joseph C by roiy promiie* for inhttitoto fools ot less responsible for the entire and courageous, wear tb roses, cul —now know that for elesn, boslthfoL tract. Five thousand dollars is program, Mr, Young stated. tlvate a liking for tbs beautiful own welfare and to assist in promot untarily carried messages from the Binok of 11 Lewis street, cbarg their Industries have been perma oontrast to a fifty cent rate for la* a pile of pay okookB that had ao* the procass that if both are lost, you you havt to havo tiira healthy kijA* Hanrifritrr nently reduced or have folded up borers has always seemed to us to cumulatad dufffif hla abaioo. caaaot UVa. nsys to fltay' attrt.. TMiii. 9f Qrlmly ha it^ad t&to tha naa- altogether, and the employment of be the most lUumlnatlBg, if a long Each IddBEf Ui thought to ooaaUt aflng director’s oflloe and waited HEALTH-DIET ADVICE willyqw ils1 savid sf'* tha *^ ’ KDratuQ 9>rslB olty Jobless on public works projects way from the most important, ex until the n e a t man oame out of a t laast o m mllUoa 'amalL tubsa BY DR. FRANK MeCOY or tubuisa. Aa a mattsi of fact ordars of mlikUt aki auob aalddnsy PUBU8HBD B1 TBS that are fostered for the work they ample of general dumbhea Vi CVENTNG RERAI^}. liANGUEffl'BK. MUN17AT, MARCH 6, i m . rAomTTfm Frank Cashin; treasurer, Frank Benevolent ssaociatioD will be held tinger. The .Department of Motor Peneck; warden, George Winters; Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock. Vehiclea 1b to blame for whatever THOMAS 0. MINER’S conductor, Frank Kralick. The Board at Selectmen of tee OPEN FORUM conditions exist in the field of ASK FOR ICEBREAKERS ROCKVILLE District Meeting Thursday town of Vernon, headed by Francis truck driving. Since last July, District Deputy Charles N. Car- J. Prichard as first selectman, will LAW ON TRUCK DBIVINO when the law became effective, little REO SEDAN STOUN roll of Meriden will make his of hold an important meeting Tuesday or no effort baa been made by the FOR WATERS OF STATE ficial visit to Rockville Lodge, No. evening. It may not be generally known officials to enforce the law and 1359, B. P. O. Elks, for the current Services at tee Vernon Methodist teat in Connecticut the laat Legla- make our highways safe for the Machine Taken from East Cen i m p GROUP GAINS year 1933-34 Thursday evening, church were omitted Sunday due to lature paased a law affecting the public use. Surely there must be March 8. This is to be a big event tee traveling conditions and also hours of labor with respect to some way open to check the hours ter Street Garage Late Sat at tee local Elks Home. because Rev. F. M. Stocking of truck drivers bote intrastate and in of labor of a truck driver. It is urday Night or Eariy Sun State Representatiyes in TEXHLE WORKERS MEMBERS IN ROCKVILLE District Deputy Csurroll wxU be Manchester, has been attending a terstate. Strange at it may seem time that some one in the depart day Morning. accorded tee usual reception by the funeral in Bristol, R. I. we have such a statute on. tee ment take tee “bull by horns” and local staff which is arranging a The Tolland fire Department will books. The expressed purpose of deaned things thoroughly. It can ^ Congress Seek Appropri W ATC M PARLEY Peaceful Settlement of All program of unusual interest. hold a public card party Tuesday tee law is to protect tee life and not be that in a highly civilized and A Reo sedan owned by Thomas Grievances at Hockanum A large meeting will be held fol evening in their towm holl. The pro property of tee public and to trans cultural country such as ours, O. Miner of 592 East Center street lowed by a dinner after which a ceeds will be used to help finance fer tee job of driving a truck to a was reported stolen from the g$u> Mills Promised by Company. known hazardous conditions will be ation to Keep Rivers and class initiation will be held. equipment. level comparable to other lines of tolerated. age at teat address sometime be Exalted Ruler Lewis H. Chapman Traffic has been seriously handi endeavor. Steps should be taken to roimd up tween Saturday night at 10 o’clock Conference Opens Today at Notwithstanding tee fact teat a will be in charge of tee evening’s capped in RockAille during tee past and Sunday morning at 10 a. m. Of tee total number of truck these violators of our 12-hour labor Harbors Passable. program, two days because of tee conditions The car had been retiumed to the delegation from Somersville came companies in Connecticut only two law and in this way bring to justice ' Washington; Unions Start to Rockville Saturday afternoon to Many Enjoy Pig Boast of tee roads due to tee thawing of are known to strictly follow tee In garage at 10. p. m., Saturday by tee ice and snow. teat class of employer that has no John G. Pentland, proprietor of the explain their troubles in the textile A large group enjoyed tee pig tents of tee act. Violations are moral right to be engaged in a pub Waahlngton, March 6.—(AP)— One of tee large buses of tee Con flagrant and numerous. In many Park Hill Flower Shop. Mr. Miner mills in teat community, no trouble roast held by tee Maple Grove so necticut company broke dowm in lic utility enterprise. The method The unprecedented ice conditions m New Membership Drive. ciety at the Maple Grove hall Sun cases employers make their em reported that tee garage doors were is anticipated in tee Rockville tex Rockville Saturday evening and had that should be pursued by tee state open four hours later but tee theft the CJonnecticut river and in harbors day afternoon. The event opened ployees understand, very plainly, is very simple and with proper ap tile mills. to be hauied back to Hartford. The teat if any of teem so much as “hat was not known imtll late Simday along the shore of Long Island at 2 o’clock and continued after 4 bus stripped a differential gear just plication of ordinary "horse sense” morning. Washington, March 6.—(AP) — This is a direct statement of tee o’clock. an eye” on tee operation of trucks to as it reached tee center of Flock- working conditions for tee truck The numbers on tee marken of Sound will bring action in both Thousands of textile workers in the officers of Rockville Local, No. 2012, An entertainment program was any poHce authority it will go bad Houses by Connecticut mAnbers for New ElnglEihd states will watch with United Textile Workers, affiliated ville. An extra bus had to be sent driver would be easily improved. tee stolen car were sent out to the enjoyed from 4 until 6 o’clock, being with tee squealer. The employee is Elxploitation it labor ought to be construction' of new icebreaking ves- keen interest developments this with the American Federation of furnished by tee Little German from Hartford to replace it. on tee spot, so to speak. It is im police system shortly afterwsu*d. A district meeting of tee Legion eliminated. A compliance of the B^s. week at the conference, opening Labor, following the meeting held band. The event was a hig success. possible for any truck driver to posts and its auxiliaries of Tolland law will force owners to increase With appeals for aid coming from here today, of che executive com Saturday afternoon in the Prescott Plans are under consideration for drive his truck to NAw York City at Santa Cruz., Cal., beach bathers merchants using water transporta mittee and 50 general organizers of block. and Windham counties was held their total number of workers. This were surprised to see a deer swim another pig roast in the immediate night, deliver his load and pick up law was passed for tee benefit and tion coming for the second time this the United Textile Workers of Amer One of the most interesting state Simday afternoon at Putnam and ming several hundred 3rards off future. another tee n^xt day, and teen protection of tee people and be winter, Representative Kopplemaun ica. ments made at this meeting was tee large delegations were present from drive back at night to any point in shore followed by a flock of sea Much praise was heard for the all Legion imits, particularly from cause of this tee state should do its Introduced a bill appropriation The Conference is avowedly for report of tee grievance committee committee consisting of Adolph Connecticut, within tee 12-hour gulls. Local naturalists said deer the purpose of laying plans for an of Rockville L o^ , No. 2012, made Stanley Dobosz Post, No. 14, from fullest to enforce It. frequently take to salt water to rid $300,000 for the construction of one Baer, chairman; Frank Schrub, law. OBSERVER, new vessel for use in waters adja aggrressive drive for higher wages, by President Dllllam Dunlap. John Frey, Otto Kosowitch and Rockville. Every weekend tee Commissioner themselves of ticks and fleas. cent to Long Island Spund. shorter hours smd reduced machine The meeting was told how tee of Reuben Blonstein. of Motor Vehicles, through the Senator Lonergan prepared legis loads throughout all branches of the ficers of Rockville Local No. 2012, newspapers, addresses a strong ap BISHOP NILAN’S CONDITION with representatives from each of Adjusting CWA Today lation to provide two such vessels. industry — cotton, rayon, silk, A meeting of all CWA workers HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER peal to tee individual motorist, al Hartford, March 5.—(AP)—The He plans within the next few woolen *md worsted, hosiery and the mills of tee Hockanum Mills most pleading with him—to operate condition of Most Rev, Dr. John J. Qhest Colds company, were invited to tee main of Rockville and Vernon is being days to introduce a bill authorizing other forms of textile manufactur his car on our highways with great Nilan, bishop of tee Diocese of Best treated office of tee Hockanum Mills com held today in an effort to adjust the their construction. Later he plans ing.' wage scales in accord with tee or NOW CAMP INSTRUCTOR care so teat tee public may enjoy Hartford, was reported to be with without “dosing” New Membership Drive. pany Friday evening for a confer the use of the highway without loss out change at St. Francis hospital to seek a 1600,000 appropriation a., ence relative to the peaceful settle ders received from Miss Eleanor H. an amendment to the deficiency Dill Francis J. Gorman, first vice- Little, state administrator. of life or personal injury. The this morning. It is still serious, but president of the organization, said ment of any grievances which may now under consideration by the Sen be before the board at the present The minimum wage of 50 cents greatest hazard in our midst is per not critical. Bishop Nilan has been that a new membership drive also Henry L. Farr Is Appointed to mitted to roll along without anyone ate appropriations committee. time. an hour la in accord with the wages in tee hospitaJ for more than a STAINLESS now, if you prefer S^ks Information would be made with tee goal for paid to tee help in Flockvllle used Educational Staff of CCC in in authority so nuch sis Raising a week ill of arthritis. this year set by President Thomtis After hearing tee statement He has already been in commvmi- from tee representatives of tee dif for road building. Union. eation with Coast Guard headquar F; McMahon at 500,000 members A change will have to be made throughout the coimtry. ferent departments in tee mills. ters seeking information regarding General Manager Percy Ainsworth, of the wages paid painters and car the specifications of the vessels, Encouraged by recent member penters. They are to be reduced Henry L. Farr, a member of tee ship increases which have brought on behalf of the company, promised Coast Guard officials replied that co-operation and full consideration from $1.20 an hour to $1.00 an hoim. faculty of Manchester High school 100-foot vessels, with considerable tee total enrollment, so Gorman This iatter wage reduction will only since September of 1931, has been says, to 200,000, leaders of the tex relative to the numerous grievances power but shallow draft, would be presented by tee committee. affect about a score of workers. appointed to tee educational staff of tile workers announce they are dC' Of the 121 CWA workers in the Civilian Conservation Corps, it required. termined to fight unyieldingly for The members were pleased to The Senator expects the aid of a learn that tee local manufacturers Rockville instructions were recent was learned today. He wdll leave Here*s tonic for what they conirtder much needed re desired to adjust all differences ly received to discharge 65 of teem for his post wdth the 174th Com Coast Guard officer in drafting nls forms. At a recent NRA hearing bill for authorization of the two without strife to the best interest In accord with tee Instructions to pany at Union during this coming Gorman declared that “tmless the reduce the quota allowance. ■hips. of all concerned. week. machine load on textile workers is An Interesting report was made Halts Activities of New Merchant Mr. Farr received his bachelor of winter-weary rooms— lightened, there will be a strike ex by the delegation from Rockville, The plan of Paul Rodvan of arts degree at Bowdoin College and Representative Maloney's bill for tending from Maine to Alabama. Federal guarantee of bonds of the representing Local No. 2012, which Berkley Terrace to start a meat has been teaching ancien. history Not Distnrbed atended the “Textile Council” at business for himself in Rockville at tee High school. It is under Federal Home Owners’ Loan Cor Despite what now is a somewhat poration appears destined to be dis Wllllmantic Sunday, February 25. and vicinity failed when he was stood teat Superintendent of bellicose attitude on tee part of Among the formal actions taken taken into custody Saturday for Schools Fi A. Verplanck has made placed, along with many others of the leaders of the textile workers, fered for the same purpose, by a at the meeting on Saturday was the violation of both the state and city no decision as yet on filling tee NRA and allied organizations are ordinances. vacancy left by Mr. Farr’s resigna measure to be offered by the cor raising of the initiation fee to $2.00 not particularly disturbed. In tee after April 1. At the present time He had failed to secure a license tion. 1934 RUGS poration. No move has yet been Cotton Textile National Industrial before starting out in the meat made to call a committee bearing $1 is charged. Relations Board, beaded by tee It was also voted to allow no business and through an unsigned on it. Meanwhile the corporation mild-mannered but highly efficient more free dues to tee incoming complaint tee local authorities Oriental designs copied in was reported to be preparing :ts Robert Bruere, tee administration members. heard of his proposed plans to start measure for submission at an eany has an agency that has averted con An interesting statement was business. rich Axminster weaves date for Congressional approval. siderable industrial strife and is made by a delegation from Somer Dr. J. Ralph Morin, meat and With the Administration having counted upon to become even more ville as to the exact conditions store inspector, halted the new mer already extended its support to the valixable in tee next fev months. among the textile workers in that chant and with Dr. E. H. Metcalf, plan, the measure was assured or A case in point: From Manebes community. These statements were local health officer, Investigated the easy passage. ter, N. H. last week came the man considerably different than some of complaint and found that Rodvm] agement and employes' representa those recently published. was without a license or an ade '^Spl itti nqH eadaches Transfer of the cost of investiga tives of the Amoskeag Manufacture quate place to store his meats and A request was made that the IJntSI learned why abe was always tions in eWA projects to the CWA ing Company with a controversy Somerville group be permitted to provisions as provided by law. He * ' ' * ' ' * iniserable — and found out about funds as asked by Mayor John over the loom load in one mill which solicit funds in Rockville to help was securing bis meats from tee NR Tablets (Nature’s R e tn e ^ ) Now the gets along fine with everybody Thie tale, depend Murphy of New Haven, was asked bad defied their earnest effort at finance their members in Somerville EUington slaughter house. able, all-vegetable laxative brought ouick relief of CWA Administrator Hopkins -e- settlement. They sat down with while they are awaiting adjust Rockville Briefs and quiet nerves because it cleared ha system cently Representative Maloney. Bruere. Within a few minutes com ments. Nothing definite has been A supply of coal was received ol poisonous wastes - made bowel action easy and regular Thousands take NR daily. Murphy wrote the Congressman pliments were oeing passed back done as yet relative to this matter. Saturday for the local mills which It’s a sure, peasant corrective. Mild, be had been informed by Miss Elea and forth between employers and The offiders of Rockville Local has been needed for several weeks. noa-habit- lorm- the employes. And Eifter two days Several carloads of hard coal were i^ . No bad after- nor H. Little that the investigation No. 2012, United Textile Workers, effects. At your | »^ T O NIGHT cost must,be borne by the city. an agreement was reached, leaving are as follows: president, William J. also received. The latter is being druggist’s—iS :. “Since the investigation will take to Bruere’s board the determination Dunlap; vice-president, Fred allotted in half ton lots to the of tee proper work load in that par Young; recording secretary, Max residents of Rockville. / / v | I a a Quick relief for acid indig^ 9x12 feet considerable time and since the I w I V l W tion, heartburn. Only 10c. CWA is designed to give people ticular mill. J. Schmidt: financial secretary. A meeting of the Ladies Catholic jobs,” Maloney wrote, "I concur in the opinion of the Mayor of New Haven.” something new under foot . . and watch your John Markham of Hartford, rooms come out of their winter slump! The rigat minority leader in the Connecticut rug may be just the toning-up your room needs , House of Representatives during the a change from old, dull floor coverings to bright, last session, visited Washington this week on legal business. Under the cheerful 1934 fashions! guidance of Representative Kopple- Westinghouse Washers mann he looked in on a session of the House. And your new floor coverings need not be expensive. With the modem Axminster loom it is possible to produce rugs with far richer colorings than in any other weave! Unlimited numbers of colors can be used in NEW MILK CONTRACTS fit every purse each Axminster pattern, making delicate shading possible to a high degree. In addition, new improvements give us woven-in lustre effects, woven- EFFECTIVE ON APRIL 1 through-the-back patterns, and fringed ends. The Special Washer Marketing Plan Will Guaran tee High Quality Milk to You’ll find patterns and colorings to go with your present color scheme in this wide selec Consumers in Connecticut. tion: Budget Hartford, March 5.— (AP)—New $ 5 2 . 8 4 contracts for tee sale of milk, SAROUK PATTERNS: which become effective April 1 on Cedar-rose background with green tee expiration of contracts now in Mulberry-red background with blue force, are being explained to mem $ 5 . 0 0 1’®"” and green bers of tee (Zlonnecticut Milk Pro Cash ducers Association Rust background with green border The new plan, tee association Rose-red background with blue said in a statement, “will guarantee $ 3 . 2 5 Month Black-blue background with deep red CJonnecticut consumers an adequate Rust background with green supply of high quality milk and ta ble cream and enable Connecticut Mulberry background with green dairymen to avoid tee production Rosejrust ground with blue. of low-priced surplus milk. The plan was designed to permit One Case Of the producers to supply only tee PERSIAN PANEL milk which their dealers need for FREE! Robertson’s Granulated Soap sale as fluid milk and table cream, DESIGNS: — and for the and to avoid shipping of surplus A Year’s Supply (24 one-pound boxes) Green, rose and beige milk which is paid for at low manu Rose-red, blue and beige facturing prices. Rust, gold, blue and taupe Maple Room Approval of th‘ plan has been given by tee State Board of Milk Never before in Westinghouse history has a quality washer been Ckintrol, tee directors of the asso KIRMAN PATTERN: Modem power looms have caf^ ciation and by Federal dairy mar tured tee charm . . tee quaint keting specialists. As many as 134 priceii so low. It is a powerful, efficient, full size washer. Full por Beige ground with blue and rust farmers have signed tee new con designs, colorings and textures tracts at a single district meeting. celain enameled tub; balloon wringer rolls; 3-wing Pari-Vane agi . . of hand hooked rugs and tator. Other Sizes Available produced teem at a fraction of Most patterns are available in one or more tee cost of hand made pieces. FLOOD WATERS INUNDAH of these various sizes: So your maple room can boast a hooked-patterned rug fhr as 221^x36 in c h ...... $2.50 MAPLE STREET GARAGE Three Other Models To Choose From 27x54 inch ...... $4.25 little as $36, $41.50, $44.50 or 36x70 in c h ...... $7.00 $54.50. (9x12 size). See these 2.3x9 f e e t ...... $9. <5 rugs in our EARLY AMERI M. J. O’Dannell Will Have to STANDARD FINGER-TOUCH SPINNER-DRYER 4.6x6.6 feet ...... $13.25 CANA EXHIBIT, all this week! Wait Until Water Recedes 6x7.6 f e e t ...... $19.75 Before Resuming Business. 6x9 feet ...... $23.75 6.9x12 f e e t ...... $35.(K) $79.50 $ 1 1 0 - 0 0 7.6x9 f e e t ...... $30.0() Michael J. McDoimell, who last $120.00 9x9 feet ...... $35.50 See Oar Window week opened a garage smd repair Budget $85.00 Budget $117.88 8.3x10.6 feet ...... $38.50 station on Maple street, going to Budget $128.62 9x12 feet ...... $59.50 much trouble in getting tee place Display $5.00 Down, $6.65 Monthly $5.00 Down, $7.52 Monthly $5.00 Down, $8.25 Monthly 9x18 feet ...... $71.00 cleaned up and put in good order, 11.3x12 f e e l ...... $59.50 has found that there was a lot of 11.3x15 f e e t ...... $74.50 work that had to be done over. 11.3x18 f e e t ...... $88.5« Saturday afternoon water start Take Advantage of This Offer. Arrange for a Demonstration. ed to settle around tee garage and Beep into the basement and boiler room. This continued until yester day afternoon, and last night the entire gtu’age was inundated. OPB4 THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVB^NCS UNTIL 9 O'aOOC Help was asked of tee South The Manchester Electric Company l^ancbester fire department, but so great was tee amount of water in and around the yard, in addition to 773 Main S t P hone 5181 WATKINS BROTHERS the water in the cellar and on the garage floor, that little could be at MANCHESTBI c o n k dene. The garage will sot be open for -Ahe^-water recedea. i i i i «n c y MANCHESTBB EVENING HERiOD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, MARCH 6,19S4. wim notified and took men- to the street terest of the public. He contended AU V KKYUUUiJCM’t'— and filled In the hole for temporary STATES GIVEN RIGHTS BO CoBetituUonal provlsloo prohib HKH SNOW BAIffiS rtp alrs. NOTABLE SPEAKERS ited a state in the exercise of its INTERSTATE BUSES WaehMhEtigt/nn etreet, Henry street police power from regulating prices and Hollister street, aU leading from TO FIX MILK PRICES in the public interest. REDOCED BY RAM the east onto Main street, were AT LEOON DINNER RUNNING ON TIME \ Bending a lot of watar onto Main (Oeetoeaefl Crete Pegs Om ) THE etreet Town, workmen went to work and laid planking from the and that such powers were not su PRIEST WINS Traffic in Town Increases sidewalk to the road so people could Colonel Anton T. McCook perior to rights guaranteed by tbe Roads Between New York BARGAIN HOUND cross and not have to go through I Federal conetitutlon against taking the water, 'The temporary plauk property without due process of further was improved by bringing FREE D m law. and Boston Reported by and Streams Rise But Few to these different places three and CapL En(ene P. Ann- Leo Nebbia w m arrested at I learned ot interesting goings-on Tbe perfect spring waMrobe will planks nailed to supports that gavs at Watkins’ this morning, ^ e y be a careful blending ot tbe con a wider walk to cross on. Roebeeter, and ooovieted of violat Driyers to Be Good Cellars Flooded. strong Promite to Appear. ing the order of tbe milk control are to have an tarty American servative along witb tbe tbeatricnl, Woodbrldge street w m In a bad maple exhibit right in the main board fixing tbe minimum price. Rer. William Reidy Lncky at and the demure along with tbe gny. condition. Tbe hlU from Oakland aisle of tbe store. You'll find this The only place where conservaBem street west Is deep and there was a The New York courts sustained Reports from the committee in Buses that- pass throygh Man display roost interesting dM to the will be completely out of place le IntermitUnt tog ux6 rain over lot of water flowing down tbe hill ths law M valid, end Nebbia appeal Weekly Kiwania Lonch- chester, come through tbe Center fact that in Eiddition to the quauit on tbe feminine head. MilUnery the WMk*tnd elaabed the b lfb n o w charge of tbe American Legion ban ed to tbe S ^ rem e Courts, New early this morning. There were unusual maple pieces, you’ll pe has been dedicated to the Mad Hat York etate omdals joining him in and by way of Wapplng, were on banka and thinned the n o w on the washouts on the street, too. Tbe quet to be held March 7 in the shown tbe lamps and rugs thst ter. There are Dutch girl hats yards In ths rear o f tbe school on Mking tbe highest tribunal to paM eon in Sheridan. schedule this morning. There w m a opn areaa down to a point where Orange ball indicate that tbe ad should be used with this type ot fur that are worn on tbe back of tbe North School street were flooded. or tbe queetlra. the bare ground la eeen again after vance eale of tickete aeeures a check made of road conditions be niture to give tbe most harmonious bead, and madcap modele that look Several automobiles were ma Roberts said tbe discrimination two monthe of unprecedented larger attendance of Legionnaires tween Boston and New York yes effect. like pirates’ headgear. Tben there rooned this morning in a large pool at this affair than ever before. It Nebbia claimed bad not been eus- Rev. Russell McGowan, pMtor ot aturma and cold weather. terday and with tbe exception of ice are panama sports millinery that are of water at tbe comer of Summit talned as to whether he could buy tbs OlMtonbury Congregational By dint of bard work Friday and is tbe purpoee of tbe committee to in tbe vicinity of New Haven the Pique blouses with square neck dyed every known pMtel sbEUle to and Hollister streets, just east of contact every member of the Legion milk OB a fa ir basis with large dis Saturday, all guttere and atoms church, w M tbe speaker at tbe reg remainder of the roads were clear lines and short sleeves promise to match frocks. tbs Hollister Street school. Plesi- Poet and tbe committee le.epariog tributors. dratna were cleared by the town ular noon-day meeting of the Kl- ed. At 6 o’clock iMt night tbe Man be tbe most popular type of sports dents nearby estimate that the wa neither time nor effbrt in making A fter a dlseuselon of police pow highway force with but few com* chester Travel Bureau was notified shirt this year. Many are mono- ter is nearly three feet deep In the this occMion an enjoyable one. Com er of states to prevent use of prop wanls Clpb at the Hotel Sherldin that a regular schedule would be plalnta recorded of flooded cellara. grammed and some have little scarfs middle, Tbe rapid melting of heavy rade Henry Weir, chairman of tbe erty against the public interest, today. His subject wem tbe “Use of maintained through Manchester on A ll local atreama rofe over the and bats to match. One new set ScbrEifft's Emblem Dates otter you snow formed tbe pool and m there committee, says that tbs nominal Roberts said regulation should not all lines. week*nd, clearing the Ice from Leisure” , in which he pointed out includes a pique blouse, scarf, hat, something new in sweets. They’re is no storm drainage at this spot, fee of 60 cents to J>e charged for be arbitrary and should have a many cloaed atretchea. that many avenues Ue open for the This proved to be true m tbe bus with rolled brim, and gatintlet 89 crate a pound at Weldon’s. tbs water must seep Into tbs tbe turkey supper, together with tbe "reasonable relation” to the end from Boston,, en route to New Traffic on the through routea and use o f leisure but that we sbomd gloves—each piece decorated with a •ought. York, went through tbe Center at in town Increaaed perceptibly over ground. use our time sanely for the • re blue embroidered anchor. Grapefruit and pears in lime gela 2:40 this morning. Tbe driver bad the weekend. With the sulvnt of Statutes creating moncmlles in creation of body and soul. tine nuUce an attractive salad for tbe occasion to make a stop and report tbe public interest, be said, In many Do you want to know how to main course of a luncheon. Leave warmer weather, many cars H* Tbe speaker said that everyone ed that tbe roads through from Bos cenaed aa of March 1 were again instances have been sustained. has twenty-four hours on deposit b prepare a smothered steak fit for a tbe grapefruit sections whole and Tbe legislation w m aimed, be ton over the route by way ot Staf king ? Of course you do and that's put Into aendce, Interatate truck SWEDISH COUPLES tbe bank of time. He used "John ford Springs were open. 'The driver cut tbe canned pears in halves. Cov ing, affected during the paat month said, to correct abusee found to ex Jones” as an example of one who why you’ll want to attend the iMt er witb gelatin and place In a mold. ist in the milk Industry. of the bus from New York, arriving cooking demonstration by Mrs.'Arra by the condition of the roada, waa had 168 hours per week, 40 work at tbe Center, five minutes later, again at normal with heavy car* Tbe court bad sustained frequent ing hours, 66 sleeping hours, 21 eat Sutton Mlxter of tbe Mancbeeter THEATER'S GUESTS reported that tbe thaw w m melting Gas Company at the Y. M. C. A. ’Tls spring (maybe). goea Hated on the regular llnea. Ex* ly, he said, laws to prevent monop ing hours and 61 left In his account tbe ice near New Haven. Two buses tomorrow Efftemoon at 2 o’clock. preaa and freight ^Ipmenta also olies which interfere with private for leisure. He said that many owned by tbe New Elngland Trans Her menu will eUso Include baked were greatly Increaaed, contracts. have the same situation and then portation Comptuiy came through The flrat major accident to be re Hs added that regulation of went on to point out that leisure is from Providence at 8:10 this morn lamb chops, veal HungartEm style ported to police In several weeks Oldest b Town EUgible to 'rices w m only invalid when arbi- something new that wae not enjoyed in g both on regular schedule. and liver with vegetables. Doesn’t OOULO^AWlt. occurred Saturday afternoon on frary, capricious and Irrelevant by our forefathers. Two drivers have been riding' on this all sound most appetizing? £ Center street when a car driven by Roberts was joined by Chief Jus He spoke of the attempts by edu the buses. They have been .^n^lng Charles E, Paquettl, 21, of 48 Win See “Queen Christina” at tice Hughes and Justices Brandeis, cators to assist boys and girls m snow shovels and sand boxes. The ter street, WllHmantic, sldewiped Stone and Cardozc in sustaining the the use of leisure by furnishing shovels were used in shoveling snow ation building wUl meet with favor Along tbe equator, days and one driven by John L. Sullivan of legislation. courses In manual tr a ^ n g and cul and the sand for sprinkling over the able approval at the mEuay who at nights are of equal length all the State. icy parts. M2 York avenue. Providence, as Justice McReynolds delivered the tural subjects during vacation tended bis inltlEd appearance here through the year; on MEU-cb 21 and the latter was passing a parked car. dissenting opinion In which Justices periods. He pointed out that Am er September 22, they are equal all two weeks ago. A t that time this Mrs, Charles Flubacher of 26 Win Van Devanter, Sutherland and But ican people do not play correctly be over the world. ter street, a passenger in the Pa- The State theater's sesu-cb for tbe ler joined. cause they are too serious about it. young bEmd leEuler made a decided quetti car, was injured and both ten oldest Swedish couples in Man McReynolds said a man's priyate Tbe speaker was of tbe opinion that HOTEL BOND ORCHESTRA hit with tbe local dance followere machines were damaged. Paquettl chester Is fast bearing results, five business, pursued honestly and in the use of leisure will be one of the with his voceU selections, Emd the wsus arrested for reckless driving. couples already having sent in infor an ordinary way, i.’ not "clothed great problems in this country when HERE FRIDAY NIGHT band's fine rhythm Is especiEdly He will appear In court tomorrow. with a public Interest” and that a economic conditions are settled. adapted for dancing. Ap. raring Itching, burns, sores and chaps, eased mation that entitles them to free It wsui noi possible to keep all Legislature therefore had no right The attendance prize was won O’/ with tbe orchestra is Miss Ethel quickly with bland, reliable RetinoL tickets to the current attraction at to take control. Robert Hamilton. It was donated Tbe return of Charles Millard and EvEins whose many renditions of Jie ____ Ttrio Sot free taaple write to the water that flowed through the Keebel Dept 66. Balto. M MANUMESTBR HIVKNTNO HIRALD, MANCHBariTO, CONN h MONDAY, MARCH 6,1984. **Queen Giriatina’’ Most Distinctive Screen Event DAILY RADIO PROORAM WAROFnCIALSASK Queer Twiete BOT ONE AUTO D E A lI l MONDAY, MARCH B (Gtntnil &ad Eastern Standard Time) FOR 279 MILLIONS IS REPORTED Di 5TA!i Not.! AJ1 profram. to key and basic chains or rroupa thwcof unlMs seed* In Day’e Newa fled; coast to coast (« to e) daslfnatlon IncludM all avallabl. statlofla Programs subject to changs. P. M. Cent. East. NBC-WEAF NETWORK. 6:15— 7:15—Just Plain BUI — east; Connecticut borsly miesed sA* BASIC — East! wsat wlw wo6t wtlc Texas Rangers—w; Panleo O re- Kansas City—Mrs. Harry Btabss; other week-«id free of automobUt midwest; Travers Orchestra-Dlzle Would Provide for 12,000 on her way horns from ths UniA wjar wta* wesh wfl wilt wtbr wro wgy 8 : 3 ^ 7:30—Music en the Air—east; fatoimei. when wcae wtam wwj wsat; Midi kad .Tom Baker—west; Buck Rogers— station, tola the tohlcab driver, wmao well woc-who wow wdaf wkbl mldw rpt: Knight Orohee.-^lzle Officers and 118,750 En- Charles A. Wills, to turn west, the With travel ntode haiardoiw tqp NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj 6:45— 7:45—Bosks Carter, Talk—ba> rain, fog and loe, only one outoao-' wlba kstp webe wday kfyr cret cfcf sic; And the Crowd Rears—west cab turned east Pussled, she re SOUTH — wrva wptf wwnc wls wjax 7:00— 3:00^Ths Happy Bakers—basle peated the Instructions. Then she bile death was reported. A lulctde wfla*wsun wlod wsm wme wsb wapi 7:15— I:l5-B dw ln 0. Hilt - basle: listed'Mon During Year. frabbed ths wheel Just in time to was the only other violent death te wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro Bonos—west; Taximeter—Dlzle occur in the state. woal ktba kths wsoc wave 7:30— 1:30—Bing Crosby—also coast; prevent the cab from crashing into MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kflr kfhl C. Wheeler’s Dfoheetra—midwest another machine. Stopping the cab, Walter Duby, 9, was killed la PACIFIC c Oa ST — kgo kfl kgw komo 8:00— 9:00—Stokowski Orches.—o to e •be turned to, the driver, he was Bridgeport by on automobile drivea khq kfsd ktar kgu kpo 8:15— 9:15—Chae. Carllle, Songs—to c Wuhlngton, March 5.—(AP)—In by John J. Broadbrook, Jr., ot Fair* Cent. E ast 8:30-: 9:30—Ths Big Bhew—cst to cst language almost u hard boiled dead, of heart disease. field. The boy, struck by the cor 4:00— SiOO—Lso Zolle and Orchestra 9:00—10:05—Wayne King O rchestra- Milton, Ore.—The Lowell Cbeav* 4 4 ^ 6iS(h—Tom Mix Adventure—east to c; Ths Melstersingers—Dlzle that used by a grizzled drill ser Saturday night, remained unldentl* 4:45— B»48—The WIsard of Os, Drama 8:15—10:15—Ronny and Van—to Dixie geant, a 1279,541,0(X) War Depart ers, who a year ago lost their one- fled until yesterday paomlng. SiOO— 6:00—Dinner Concert—also cat 9:30—10:3<^Mark Warnew Presents yw -old boy, have another one. Michael Clapps, 10, committed 5:30— 6:30—Irene Beasley, Songs—to c 9:45—10:45—Myrt and Marge—w rpt ment appropriation bill today was They found s day-old boy on their suicide in Waterbury with a re 8:45— 6:45—Philosophy In Horeesense 10:00—11:00—To Be Announced reTOrted to the House. 6:00— 7:00—Oeuld A Shefter, Planes 10:18—lltl^N ew s Broadcast—baste door-step. It woe wrapped In a volver on which hod neen scratched 6:15— 7:15—Billy Bachelor’s Sketch 10:80—11:8(^T e Be Announced It would provide for maintenance woman’s nightgown and a blonkst the word ”E)eath.” Two policemen 6:30— 7:30—Shirley Howard, Jesters 10:30—11:30—Charlie Davis Oreh.—to o of an army of 12,000 officers and saw the youth kill himself in a 6:45— 7:45—The Goldbergs, Serial Act 11:00-18:00—Lson Belaeco Oreh.—ba 118,760 enlisted men during the Seattle—Superior Judge Charles doorway. 7:00— S:00—Historical Sketehee -east sle; Dickerson Orches.-midwest fiscal year 1985. P. Morlsrty is a good Judge in more 7:30— S:30—Richard Crooks, Tenor 11:3^12:30—Pancho A Orohos.—e to e Grett Garbo in “Queen Chriitina** ways than one.' On their recent re Clapps was released in $1,000 SiOO— 3:00—Gypsies Concert Orches. 12:W— 1:00—Dance Hour—wabo only As the outgrowth of a controversy bonds shortly before he killed him 8:30— 8:30—The Ship of Joy—also cat over Army alrplame buying, it pro turn from New York on the liner 9:00—10:00—Eastman Orches.—also c NBC-WJZ NETWORK Santa Paula, Mrs. Morlarty was self after being arrested on a charge 9:30—10:30—Radio Forum—cat to cst vided 115,000 to fill the vacant post * A new motfon picture with Greta > Few choices for the composer of of breaking and entering a tavern. ,10:0(^11:00—John L. Fogarty, Tenor BASIC — East! wjs wbz-wbsa wbal of assistnmt secretary for cUr. dialogue could have been so fortu adjudged the mest beautiful among Dr. Sldward H. 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Seventeen ‘ ststes that Clapps killed himself because 1140—12:00—George Olsen's Orchestra NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmJ commlttee headed '->y Representa the leading actress of the icreen, wright has been responsible for News were represented. he feared the two policemen ap 11 ;S0—12:30—Frankie Masters Orehes. wlba kstp wobo wday kfyr cret ofef tive Collins (D., Miss.), directly and her vehicles are so carefully New York—Burton Salisbury, proaching him would find the CB8-WABC NETWORK SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wls wjaz some of the wittiest comedies pro wfla-wsuti wlod wsm wme wsb wapl questioned whether the $93,000,000 spaced that it always seems an ex duced in the New York theater for F eVBNINO RIRAtD, ia N O B a R IS ,O O m ). HOMOAT. MAIteR S, IIM . m \r ,t % New BasebaD May Bring PRELIMINARY PLANS BEGUN FOR TOWN TITIE CAGE Change In Game--HubbeD Local Teams Take Three 5 TEAMS TO STAGE Here Are Some Problems CAMPBELL N AT Hnrkr BdieTes Batting and Out Of Five Cage Tflts ELIMINATIONS FOR Of Hie Baseball Season FOR AUTO MARK Earned Rnn Averagei Are H o c k e y CHANCE AT GUARDS BY BILL BBAVenUt f Loa AagalM iMt gtvt A DESERT OF S A f By Aaaociated Frees (NEA Sperta Editor). wiaklair oltohlaff boMT NetlonaJ League J^"oroDl^ WMhlBgtdB — Who’s Due to Go Up Bat Says It Chicago 4, Montreal Maroons 2. Along about this time of year 16 going to take Qown’i > a e o la tho New York Americans 8, Ottawa major league m anagm atart talk* outfield?. John S to o o f And wiU Eligibility Lists Expected to ing to themselvea. 'rhe converaa* Wbke ExpauM it Ukh Won’t Hurt the Pennant 0. Ossie Bluege boar up under another Oanadlan-Amerlcan League boys Win Gaines at Rec; CoUegiaae (44) tion consists mainly pf questiona year in the iaflold, or will I have Boston 2, Quebec 2 (tie). P B. F. T. Cause Dispute Among which are, at preeent, unanswerable. to start Bob Bokon or Ooell Travis Be Scene of Next Atteijii Chances of Giants in Least Providence at New Haven, (post Phantoms and East Sides l ' Stonamon, rf .. . . . 3 1-2 7 The questions ooncem various in his place? poned to Tuesday). 1 Judd, rf ...... 3 0-2 6 weaknesses in their 1983 equads Joe McCarthy, Yankeee—The 0 Green, I f ...... 0 0-0 0 Challengers; Many Diffi which will have to be remedied in pitching stafPs okay, but what about to Read) 300 Milet h i Are Beaten; Hit Nelson 0 Muldoon, If ...... 4 0-0 8 1934 before their teams can go the aging Lasserl and the uncertain EDITOR'S NOTE: Some ques* edge on their rivals in the National. 0 (Darpenter, c .. . . . 6 1-3 13 places. quanUty of Babe Ruth? tloiu about the screw ball, and the Likewise, pitchers in the National 2 Obuchowski, rg . . . 4 0-0 8 culties Ahead. Following arc some of the prob Mickey (Dochrane, Detroit — If Honr by Fifflons A ce .. ; new ball adopted by the National always owed something to the dead Plays Two Full Games. 0 Muldoon, Ig ...... 1 0-0 2 lems American League managere Schoolboy Rowe’s arm Is healed anil Leagiie are answered by Carl Hob* er ball. 2 Tierney, Ig ...... 0 0-3 0 are pondering: Tommy Bridges can dodge that jinx, beU, Giants’ aoe pitcher. This Is the Preliminary arrangements for • Walter Johnson, Cleveland — Will our pitching staff is okay. But if Salt Lake aty, March S.—( i ^ third of a series of six articles on The question I am asked most 6 21 2-10 44 town title basketball series, in Wesley Ferrell regain bis old pitch Gerald Walker can’t hit his stride baseball in 1984 by Hubbell. frequently is— “How do you throw Before one of the largest crowds —A blinding white desert of ptin West Side Boys’ Oub (8) which the National Guards will de ing form after his dismal slump of In the outfield with Pete Fox and the screw ball?” During the sum of the indoor basketball season at 0 Lennon, r f ___ . . . 0 0-0 0 last year, which necessitated plac salt, 50 miles across. fend the championship they have Goose (Soslln, what’ll I do? By CARL HUBBELL mer, When youngsters are interest- the East Side Rec Saturday night, 1 Bantley, If ..., . . . 0 0-0 0 ing him in the outfield ? What are A daytime sum New York .Giants’ Pitcher eo in baseball, I get hundreds of five games were played, which re 0 Benson, c ...... 0 0-1 0 held for two years, were begun yes we going to do about that second terday. morning, when representa la the NaOonaL mer temperatuM (Copyright, 1 984. NEA Service Inc.) letters. minded one of a tournament as so 3 Anderson, c ...... 0 0-0 0 base weakness? • Will Odell Hale Charley Grimm, (Dubs— Hitting aa high as MN A lot has been written about the I’ve tried to teach the screw ball 0 Heats, r g ...... 3 0-2 6 tives of six challenging teams met many games in a single night if an at the State Armory to discuss the fill the bill? Harley Boss Is a bet was our weakness last year. Klein, degrees, somer new National Leas:ue baseball. Most tu every pitcher who has worn a 2 Cordy, Ig ...... 0 2-2 2 ter fielding first sacker than Eddie (Duyler and Babe Herman should limes dropqpti^ sports writers seem to have it sized unusual event. However some fast 3 Salmonson, Ig . . . . 0 0-2 0 matter. No definite action was Giant uniform since I’ve been with and interesting games were played, taken and another meeting will be Morgsm was, but will his weak supply that missing punch—but will at night te up about the way I have. It's going them and none has been successful stlckwork pick up this year ? they? around 45 de which, met with the approval of the 9 3 2-7 held next Sunday morning at 10 t'j make a decided difference in the with it. It’s hard to teach. 8 o’clock. Lou Fonseca, (Chicago — Will Frankie Frisch, Cards— Old Bur grees. ■ game. many spectators. Halftime score. 27-6 (Dolleglans. This is all I can tell about It: Collegians Victors The Big Question George Elamshaw work willingly leigh Grimes vows he’ll win plenty Early mominj While it wall have the same Inside Eight minute periods. Referee, A. for the Sox, or will he show tfic I do It all with my wrist. Of The Initial contest found the (Col Saimonds. The West Side Rees, Masons, of games for us. A lot of people mirages when as the old ball—botli American and course I grip the ball just as for legian quintet having easy pickings Jewels, YMCA, Phantoms and same "enthusiasm” he displayed for are laughing at that statement — auto mobile) National— the cover will be thinner every other pitch. ' Every major in scoring a 44-8 victory over the Rangers were all represented at the for Connie Mack? If we can get should I? seem to stop ant and the seams will not portrude so Herald Newsboys (29) meeting, which was devoted almost another hea'vy,hitting outfielder to start myfita league pitcher must learn to use the West Side Boys’ club. The Boys’ P George Gibson, Pittsburgh— Red high. Consequently, there will be ssune delivery or the coaches would club could not at any stage of the B. F. T. entirely to a discussion of eligibility put out there with A1 Simmons and Lucas is just what we needed to sup riously, t u h i 0 R. Johnson, rf . . . 2 2-3 less wind reAstance and the ball catch on to what was coming and game compete with the smooth 6 to compete in an elimination tour Mule Haas, our outfield problem ply that missing pitching punch. If over find 1 Muldoon, rt ...... 0 0-0 0 won’t take the “English” or curve flash it to the batter. working Collegian, team. Muldoon ney for the light to meet the Guards will be solved. Will that guy be Red doesn’t dsliver, can I depend on imaccounta b I j so readily. and Carpenter were the high scorers 0 G. Johnson, rf . . . . 2 5-6 9 for the title. Only five teams will this Bernard Uhalt, who bit .350 In Blrkofer? Into the air. When I let go of the baU, I flip 0 Borowski, If ...... 0 Esuih time a batter hits it, it will for the winners, while Hesufs, who 0-0 0 engage In the eliminations and this the Pacific Coast loop last season ? Bob O’Farrell, Cincinntai— (Dan I And across the my wrist just the opposite way I do 1 Judd, I f ...... 2 0-1 4 be Just a trifle faster than the same scored six out of his team’s eight number may be reduced to four un bring Paul Derringer back to his white expanse for a curve. I’m not double jointed, 1 Weir, c ...... 1 0-1 2 sort of blow last season and the in* points, played a superior game for less all questions of eligibility are Rosy for Bucky. peak of effectiveness shown when the rutted wheel but there’s a lot of play In my wrist 2 Jolley, c ...... 1 0-1 2 ironed out satisfactorily. MALCOLM CAMPREa fielder, as a result, will have a frac and other arm joints and that’s the losers. . Bucky Harris, Red Sox— With he pitched for the Cards ? Is Dassy ti-acks of the 1 Hedliind, rg ...... 0 0-2 0 The Jewels and Phantoms seem Donner trail, over which Callfomln tion less of a second to get his vrhere the snap, or “English,” comes Newsies Whip Panthers Grove and Pennock to bolster the Vance’s threat to win 20 games the The Herald Newsboys shot down 2 Walker, Ig ...... 8 0-1 6 beaded for a tie for flrst place in the Argonauts of ’49 dragged thelt bands on it 0 Jolly, Ig ...... pitching staff, and with Maxle Blah- bunk? Will Oomorsky team, up from. the New Britain Panthers In the . . . 0 0-0 0 second round of the Rm Senior weaty thirst-wracked bodies towmrS The ball won't “float” like the old League and a playoff seems likely op, Eddie Morgan and Bill dssell with Rafey to give us one of the one. Outfielders will find it dropping second game by a score of 29-16 giving us a new infield, about the beat outfields In the league? the Ctolconda beyond the Sierroa The flrst time I found that I could The game was nip and tuck, with 8 11 7-15 26 to be necessary, unless an upset never reached by many of them. fM ter and going for hits instead of New Britain Panthers (19) takes place in tomorrow night’s only worry I have is In the outfield. BUI McKechnie, Braves —Who can make the ball curve out away, from the visitors holding a 10-8 advan This is the locale that may be puteuts. 2 Parson, rf ___ . . . 2 2-4 game, for the chance to meet the Will Arthur Graham and Julius Sol- I buy, bed, borrow, or steal to bol 8 right hand batter was when I was tage at half time. With Gunnar 6 chosen for Sir Malcolm Campbell’i Batting averages are due to go up with Oklahoma City. I had been try 1 McGrath, If ...... 1 0-1 2 Masons, winners of the first round, ters, both rookies who hit better ter my weak-hittlng Infield? Jotmaon playing the leading role than .360 last year, fit In with Roy **‘-^®®pt to reach an automO>^ and earned nm averages with them. ing to get a sinker and I had slow 1 Gorman, o ...... 1 %-l 2 for the Rec title. Only the winners Bill Terry, Giants— Will Blondy the second half the Newsboys went Johnson? bile speed of 300 miles an bour, as Higher scoring games are certain to ed down my pitches, trying to get 0 Luclttl, 0 ...... 1 0-0 2 of the flrst and second round will be Ryan come up with a new pep slo Into the lead late In the third'period (Donnie Mack, Philadelphia— yet unattained by man on land. make it harder on the pitchers next control of it, when the “screw” or to work out their victory after 1 Luclttl, r g ...... 3 0-1 6 considered eligible to complete for gan? (Dan w l Hubbell make the the town title. Therefore, either Grove g(me! (Dochrane gone! Sara- Once Was Bed of Salt season, but it’ll be as fair for one “fadeaway” effect' became notice- number of repeated challenges by 0 Parson, fg ...... 0 1-2 1 new lively ball behave? And what’s as thd other and, personally, I don’t 4 Morley, Ig ----- . . . 0 0-0 0 the Phantoms or Jewels will be shaw gone! Bishop gone! My good going to happen to “Hard Luck” A 16-mile straightway, over lev^ able. I have kept on practicing It the visitors. Ralph Johnson and eliminated from consideration. ness! see any great reason to be alarm WsOker also played well for the Her^ 2 Morvay, Ig ...... 0 0-2 0 Johnny Verges this year? stretches of the rock-hard salt be^ ever since. Teams Submit Lists Rogers Hornsby, St Louis —Can ed. , aid team, while Parson and Luclttl Jimmy Wilson, Phils— How can I Is available. Once scraped smooth When I was in spring training 11 Elach of the six teams present I plug up that bole at third, and will So far as the Giants are concern stood out for'tbe losers. 8 8-11 19 stay out of last place? by a grader. It would not be lubied with Detroit, Ty Cobb considered submitted preliminary ell^bility Big Jim Weaver, and that recruit ed, I don’t believe it will hurt our Jewels Also Win Halftime ecore 10-8, Pantbere. (^ ey Stengel, Dodgers— Who’s to the vagaries of wind and tide, ae the screw b ^ a freak. He advised Eight minutes periods. Referee, By- lists, each being allowed ten players, Louis Newsome, who won 80 (or chance^ in the least ' Jaffa’s Jewels sharp-shooting afraid of Terry’s Giants? Is a sea beach. Amd the salt track me not to use it, for fear I would Bcholsky. at yesterday's meeting and must would help to cool the whirling tire* My experience with the American hurt my arm, but I’ve never used it team handed the Mitchell ' House submit final lists next Sunday. Due 'Five of Hartford a 26-22 setback in of the giant Bluebird n instead of League ball—said to be the same enough to hurt me. to the fact that a number of play a fast and clean game. T h ; first half Jaffe’s Jewels (29) heating them to near-bursting teas* ball that the National League now Sometimes I pitch several innings ers have appeared In the lineup of peratures as some trackb would. the local team bad things much B. F. more than one of the teams eligible, has adopted—was limited to the without calling on it. It’s only when 0 Faulkner, rf ...... The bed ot the Great Salt Lake 4a their own wav holding a 19-6 advan 4 0-0 considerable dispute seems in pros game I pitched in Washington dur I need to be most effiective that tage at the half way mark. The 0 James Tlemey, rf. 2 0-0 prehistoric times, the salt desert start mixing it in. pect before the teams arrive at an Eight Teams Are Picked ing the world se^es and part of a second half the visitors started 1 John Tierney, lf_ .. 4 1-1 has been"bullt up to a thickness la game during the all-star contest in If I were to use it all the time— agreement. Then too, a number of clicking, having considerable suc 8 Nelson, c ...... 2 2-4 teams have players who are also places of several feet by the con- Chicago. Judging from that and pfovided my arm would stand the cess on long range shooting, and 1 Gorman, rg ...... 0 2-3 playing with teams that are mem tlnued deposits of overflowing wa from the opinions of the other play strain—everyone would be hitting It came within striking distance sev 1 8. Anderson, Ig ... 0 0-0 bers of the Managers Protective As ters High winds at certain season! ers, it shouldn’t worry us any. before long. Let a good batter know sral tiroes. However, Uil Jewels put 0 Bycholsky, Ig .... 0 0-0 sociation of Hartford. As the For Yale Court Tourney blow the watei from nearby sail Adoption of a imiform ball should what you’re going to throw and on a bslatsd rally to finish an easy Guards are also members of this or pools, and when it evaporates our* jMve been done long ago. There al- he’ll knock it down your throat. \4finner. The bard working Nelson 6 12 6-8 29 ganisation, they are not allowed to ■alt Is Isft behind. . wujrs was the feeling that the bat was outstanding for the Jaffes MltcheU House (22) compete against a local team using automatically eliminate a team This process builds up shallow ters of the American League had sin NEXT: Ball players’ superstitions. though Faulkner and John Tierney 1 Bavitch, r f ...... 4 0-0 Association players, unless such from further competition In the ridges, which two or three trips ol were close behind for honors. 0 Tracy, I f ...... 2 1-4 players have been officially released tourney. The town aeries, as usual, Wiodliam Tops Lists and an ordinary roj.c grader level away, Bavitch and Tracy looked best for 2 Dulka, c ...... 1 1-2 by the Hartford team on which they will be conducted on a- best two out at the Bume time leaving the trach the losers. 0 Oolec, c ...... 0 0-0 compete. of three games basis, providing, of Faces Meriden in Opener, sufficiently rough to provide ade Phantoms Defeated 2 Hauser, r g ...... 2 0-1 Point of Dispute course, that the series is held. quate traction. Lacking their usual aggressive 0 Spatt, t g ...... 0 0-0 A numbor of those present at yea EUgiblUty Usts Jenkln* Makes Rons Tehere 0 Golec, I g ...... 1 0-0 Yale Makes Strong Bid play and accuracy for the basket the tsrday's meeting felt that Assocla The preliminary eligibility lists, Bristol Meets Danbnry, Ordinarily the desert in summer Phantoms went down to defeat at tion players could bo used in tho 5 subject to change during the week, and early autumn la swept by nc the hands of the Colt’s team of 10 2-7 22 elimination tourney and then drop are as follows: wdnds of such high velocity as to lih Hartford by a score of 39-23. Play Halftime, 19-6 Jaffe’s. Eight min- ped in the title series but others dis New Britain Plays Strat ute periods. Referee, RANGERS: Stewart Kennedy, terfere with the speed ’trials. Pe^ through the first half was close Dellaferra. agreed on this as unfair to me Andrew Raguskus, Harold Schsuta, feet visibility would be available Umpire, Kennedy. other teams and fans alike. This To Retain Track Title with the Arms company holding a Francis Della Fera, James Antonio, those familiar with the salt desert matter will alto bo ironed out at the ford; Play Starts on 14-18 Isad at the end or the second James Sheldon, Jceeph Starter, say, la vhs late afternoon when the ♦ period. The Colts, led by Karosla Colt’s (39) next mooting. P Howard Brown, Geno Enrico and sun dips toward the desert moun and Kapura started to click at the ' B. F. T. A glance at the preliminary lists Albert Saimonds. 0 Karosis, rf ...... 5 2-4 12 shows that the name of Phil Welles Uiarsday. tain ranges to the west. Tsmpsra- ■tart of the second half and went WEST SIDE RECS: Earl BisseU, tures also would be much lower at B is Expect Sharp Competi TWO SEEDED TEAMS out front to outclass the locals and 2 Kapura, If ...... 6 2-6 14 appears with both the Phantoms Francis Mahoney, Milton Nelsofi, that hour than earlier’ la the day romp home to an easy victory. T^e 0 Nelson, c ...... 8 2-2 8 and the Y, Tony Saimonds with Fred BisseU, Alfred Brown, LaW' visitors played ' good brand of bas 2 Popowlcs, rg .. . . . 1 2-2 4 both the Phantoms and the Y, By' New Haven, March 5.— (A P )— So hard is the salt bed that la tion from NYU and Man rence Maloney, Edwin Jolley, Shet' staking a course for Ab Jsnklas ketball. exhibiting some fine team 1 Holcomb, If .,. . . . 0 1-2 1 cholskl with both the Y and the The sight teams to compete in the BOW IN 1ST ROUND wood BisseU, John Tierney, Wilfred automobile driver who has mads 24^ play, as well as outstanding basket Jewels, MU Nelson with both the Hadden. 6 West Side Reca and the Jewels, annual Yale scholastic ba. ketbaU hour tipeed runs there the past twe hattan in LC4-A Meet To shooting, so richly deserved the 15 9-16 89 MASONS; Edgar Oplssl, Bevd' tournament were chosen Saturday victory. Nelson who had played a Phantonss (28) John Tierney with both the Rees Hurley, Walter HoUanil, Jim Qulab, years. It was found necessary to 0 Renn, rf ...... 0 and the 'Jewels and Kovls with bq^ by ths Owmecticut Intersobolastlc drive Iron spikes to make holes for full game for the Jaffe team, pulled 0-1 0 O. Giraitle, Raymond Campbell, Athletic Conference. night; Bonthron, Venzke 0 Smith, rf ...... 0 0-1 0 the Masons and the Y. ^ flag poles. Armosr-Wood and Sarazen- the Iron man stunt, by playing a William Dowd, Edward Kovle, W. The teaxna leleoted; New Britain full game also for the Colt team. 2* Smith, I f ...... 1 1-4 3 The YMCA nas three players who Britt, Robert Sturgeon. Near Faasops Donner Trail 1 Fraser, I f ...... 0 0-0 0 are also on teams that are members High echool. Stratford, Commercial The probable location for « i His playing was an important fac JEWELS: Thomai Faulkner, of New Haven, Bridgeport Central, to Battle at 1500 Meters. Kirkwood Are Defrated; tor in the team’s victory. For the 3 T. Slamonds, o . . . 4 0-0 8 of the Association, Welles, Water James Hemey, Milton Nelson, Malcolm’s race .s about a rails east 3 Magnuson, rg . . . . 1 0-0 2 man and Anderson; the Masons Bristol, Danbury, Meriden and of Salduro, an abandoned railroad Phantoms the playing of T. Sal- Hutt, Sherwood Anderson, Whitey Windham of WUlimantlc. monds and Courtney stood out. 2 Courtney, rg .. . . . 3 0-0 6 have Bevo Hurley, Glraltls and Bycholskl, Pete Larson, John Tier station some 50 mues west of hero, Britt; the Jewels have Ray Hutt New York, March 8 (AP)— Champa Extended to Fm. East SIden Bow 2 S. Saimonds, Ig . . . 2 0-0 4 n e y u d Otto Seelert. New Britain will meet Stratford Siding facilities are available thSfe. and the Phantoms also have Welles la the first gamr of the 12th annuak The Indoor track and field whirl The nightcap game found the YMCA; Tony Saimonds, Whitey The course is not far from U. a 13 11 1^ 23 and Sonnie-Nicholson. Bycholtki, Joe Zapatka, PhU Welles, tournament at the New Haven highway 40, which crosses ths des reaches its climax so far as college Miami, Fla., March 6.— (A P )— Maroons of Hartford outclassing the According to this layout, the East Sides by a score of 34-20. Can' Halftime, 14-18, Colts. Eight min- Stuart Ferguson, Wardy Water arena Thursday afternoon. In the ert on a paved causeway of earth athletes are concerned tonight in With half of the four seeded teams ute periods. Referee, Bycholsky. Rangers are the only team with a man, L. Anderson, "Red’*^ Andersqh, second afternoon game. Commer and gravel. tees of the Hartford team waa easily lineup not subject to dispute. It can the 13th auinual intercollegiate A. eliminated, survivors of the opening the outstanding star, scoring a total Umpire, Jolly. Jim SpiUane and Edward Kovis. cial will pipy Bridgeport Central, to About two miles to ths notlB easily be seen that a number of the two games Thursday svexxing, A. A. championships. Twenty-nine round of the 13,500 international of 16 points, and the playing of PHANTOMS: Daniel Renn, Ro: lies the Donner trail, followed by Maroons (84) changes will be absolutely neces Fraser, Clifford Magnuson, Ph Bristol will play Danbury and Meri colleges, mostly In the east, have four-ball golf tournament at Miami Bavich was also a big help to the sary and it Is also easy to imagine ’49ers seeking a shorter trail to the P B. F. Welles, Sully Saimonds, Tony den will o p j^ e Windham. Country Club buckled down today Maroon’s cause. Weir, Georgettl T. that a good deal of controversy will California gold fields than ths usbal nominated athletes for the meet 2 Bavich, rf ___ . . . 2 0-0 4 Saimonds, William Courtney, Con' The executive committee la an which will be held in Madison to the serious business of warding and Urbapetti played well for the range l^ore the question of eliglbll route around the north eztd of G rs^ off a similau: fate. losers. 1 (Dantees, If ...... 7 2-3 16 nle Nicholson, Fred Wlppert and nouncing the pairings named Nau Salt Lake, It was mads *nemorabls Square Garden and under the metric tty Is settled to the satisfaction of Ludwig Hansen. 2 C. Keenan, c .. * • • s 0-0 6 all concerned. gatuck High echool as the first al by the Donner party, which, caught system for the first time In history. One of the finest of the hand 2 Jaworskl, rg .. . . . 1 0-2 2 Want To Start Soon ternate In the event that one of the In the high Sierras by winter snows, Yale Defends Title picked teams, Tommy Armour, of 3 Low ig ...... 2 0-1 4 flrit eight teams chosen does not The individual rivalries whicb Chicago, twice co-holder of the four The Guards, who are scheduled lost many of Its number by starva BASEBALL 0 J. Keenan, Ig . . . . 1 0-0 2 to meet the Kevin Barry five of compete. tion. r have stirred up such tremendous In ball crown, and Craig Wood of Deal, PLAY FINAL GAMES The teams, with their tournament N. J., fell before Henri Culd, and Hartford here on Wedneaday night, terest In track and field athletics 10 16 2-6 84 are eager to have the series played percentages were: this winter wdll be temporarily laid Mike Tumesa, youthful Metropoli Miami Beach, Fla., March 6.— East Bides (20) Windham ...... i.067 tan padr, by two and one, over 86 (AP)—'the New York Giants have as soon as possible, Manager Jimmy IN R E C Q G E LOOP aside for the principal emphasis in 1. Vince, r f ...... 0 1-3 1 Neill being of the opinion that it Bristol ...... 1.012 this meet is on the team title Yale holes. completed their flrst week of spring 2 Urbanetti, If .. . . . 2 0-1 4 New Britain ...... 979 LEVINSKYTOFACE: training and Bill Terry is convinced should be played before the end of so surprisingly won last year. The other seeded padr to fall was 0 Georgettl, If .. . . . 1 2-3 4 this month. Unless the teams fail Bridgeport Centra*...... 976 The Elis are rated powerful con Gene Sarazen, the P.G.A. chamipion the world champions will get better 1 Weir, c ...... 8 1-2 7 to reach an agreement on players Phantoms Must Beat News Danbury ...... 906 tenders again, mostxy because of the and Joe Kirkwood. They surrend pitching than they did a year ago. 1 Borowski, rg . . . . 0 0-0 0 next Sunday, it is expected that the M eriden...... 905 NEUSELJN FRIDAY strength they can show In the field ered to T. PhUlp Perkins of Qeve- 0 Deyorio. m ...... 1 1-1 • 3 elinoination series will get underway S tra tford ...... 881 events, particularly the pole vault, land, former British amateur cham Orlando, Fla,—The Brooklyn 0 Muldoon, I f ...... 0 1-8 1 early next week and will be eon ies Tomorrow Night to Tie ^ m m e r d a l ...... 871 but are expecting sharp competition pions, Paul Runyan, of White Dodgere’ flrst workout was slightly ducted as speadlly as possible to 'H n u g a tu e k ...... 868 Kinglisli Cels Chuee to 8d|p from New York University and Plains, N. Y., and Horton Smith, of “phony,” The equad of 16, was sum 5 . 7 6-18 20 ve the way for the town series Hartford Bulkeley and Warren moned to the practice field yester Manhattan college and possibly Chicago, were carried to two extra Halftime score. 17-10, Hartford. e following week. Jewels for First Place. Harding of Bridgeport, which also day afternoon,. but It was largely Eight minute periods. Referee, from Cornell and Harvard as well. holes by a straight-shooting Long eIn the eliminations, pairings will submitted records were rated .M6 Gardea FiiHi ChaUaigerl) for the benefit of press photogra Bycholsky. Umpire, Jolley. To Renew Rivalry Island, New York pair, WUlle Klein be drawn from a hat and defeat will The Rec Senior League wlU play and .687. Bristol is the defending phers. ■ The milers have been the big box- and Jiihmie Hines. its final games of Its schedule for champion. Meet Careera. office draw all through this cam Willie MacFawlane, of 'Tuckahoe, the second round at the School N. Y., and Johnny Revolta, of Mil Fort Myers, Fla.— Of aU the OXFORD JR8. WIN. paign and tonight will be no ex rookies rambling aroimd the Phila street gym tomorrow night wh'«n waukee, the remaining seeded team, A revamped Oxford Jrs. defeated New York, Maroh 5.—(AP)i2 ception for Bill Bonthron of Prince delphia Athletics training camp the the Phantoms will clash with the fought a nlp-and-tuck battle with Boston Providence Only the newly fonned High Scores to King Levlnaky gets a new ohinortn ton and (jrene Venzke of Penn are only pitcher who seems assured of Herald Newsboys In the first game Abe Espinosa of (Chicago, and Reg the tune of 25-14. “Pop” Lias was redeem himself and help Madison to renew their rivalry at 1,500 a place on the team is Horry Matu- at 7:30, while the Ansaldl Masons the outstanding floor worker. Par- Square Garden in its quest for meters. Frank Crowley of Man gie Myles, of (Cleveland, before win zak, who was in the Texas League will mingle with the Dugout Five. ning one up on the 36th green. A Game Apart In Can-Am chuck and Joe Sudolf were the new heavyweight challeagor tfeM hattan, the IC4A Indoor mile cham last year. “Shorty” MaUn of Hartford wUl be pion, is expected to do no better the eleventh man on the floor. sharpshooters. Billy Schieldge waa week. Connie Mack, veteran manager oustandlng fo the lossrs. The Ox' than third against the combined op of the A’s, says Matuzak “is a real Picked by the Gardea for a boUdr Boston, March 6.— (A P )—Bos-^ Thursday, Quebec at Boston; LEAGUE STANDING ford Jra. will challenge the Orioles up can^algn designed to send k t a position of Bonthron and Gene find and is sure to help us.” ' to a two game series. Games can Venzke. ' RANGERS TO OPPOSE ton and Providence, only a game Philadelphia at Providence. Won Lost Into the ring against nhsmpiiia*, apart, continue their battle for top be arranged by calling the Y. M. C. Primo Camera la the summer, Lsma- Venzke, incidentaUy also expects Pasadena, Cal.—Although not ex Sunday, Boston at Providence, J'affe Jewels ...... honors In the (Dan-Am league. The Quebec at New Haven. Phantoms ...... 3 A. inaky tackles the hard-hlttlag Q«f« to start In the three thousand meter DE MOLAY WEDNESDAY actly worried. Manager Lew Fon Oxford Jrs. (25). nm. Keith Brown of Yale, world’s Boston club retained Its bold on Herald Newsboys ...... 2 mem youngster. Walter NeosH; lif> seca of the Chicago White Sox, Is B r the big Eighth avontw fight Indoor record holder In the pole wondering what has become of flrst place, but Providence spent TWO WEEKS TO PLAY Ansaldi Masons...... 2 A. Sudolf, If...... 2 0-8 Friday night He will need to vault ajxd George Spitz of New On Wednesday night at the Luke Appling, bis prize shortstop. last week making it far from com Dugout Five ...... 1 fortable for the Bruin cubs. New- York, March 5.—(AP)— (Deities ...... 1 J. Blcbolski, rg .. 1 0-0 (Mblslvely If ke Is to bo o f any risil York University, also plan to do School street court the unbeaten Nothing has been heard from Ap The National Hockey league race Ranger team will attempt to annex Connie King and Tonomy Ander Tuesday Night's Slate Parchuck, o ..... 2 1-1 aSsistanos to the Oarden. .'>** double duty. pling, who hit .322 last season. slowly began to imtangle itself dur Baske, If ...... 1 O-O victory number elxteen at the ex son, Philadelphia team mates were 7:46— Herald vs. Phantoms. Otherwise ths Nsttohal Browm Leads Vaoltars ing ^ e last week but in spots it 8:45— Ansaldls vs. Dufouta. J. Sudolf. r f ...... 4 8-S ] program this weak la mmriksd Brown favored to lead an EU pense of the New Britain DeMolay Avalon, Calif.—The Chicago Cubs tied for flrst place In the scoring team. list. Bach had 35 points. was far from being decided to Pop Uss, rg .... 0 1-4 by a tn-ro«md *tttli* u s it c h sweep of the flrst three places In were ordered out today for their The visitors come to the Rec The official standing: day with only two weeks of the reg BAOINO DRIVER KILLED tween Barasy R o n of OBtosgo the pole vault, also will pwform in flrst drill of the training season. court with a mod impressive rec W L T P ular campaign left Imperial, (DaMf., March 5.— (AP) 10 8-12 25 FraaU6~KUn of BsHi the high :juxqp where be tied Spits B i i i Beosers ^4>. ord and have been represeated on Boston ...... 16 12 7 36 The concrete achievements of the —^Emle IMplett, among the most tho Uttar’s hems tofwa.1 and Bob Pitkin. Spits, who won Philadelphia—The Phillies are the baaketball court the past few Providence ...... 13 10 9 85 week were the clinching of flrst fhmous of the nation’s radng tween them RoM sad the broad jump title a year ago, will going “some place.” Leaving for B. Schieldge, rf t yeare with strong teaau. The sub Quebec ...... 14 12 9 36 place In the (Dsmadlan (UvlBlon by drivers, died here tonight aa the three ohaasplcwailpfi o f try to repeat in that event as well their southern training camp at GrutMe, I f ...... t ' ject of ooDvereatlon in basketball Philadelphia ...... 18 14 7 86 the Toronto Maplolegfs and the result of injuries received In a pile- Roar lyat amtliette Junior as to snare the high Jump crown. Winter Haven, Fla., yesterday. up of radng ears at the Imperial Davldstti, 0 . circles ie the Impressive record of New H a ven ...... 11 18 4 26 final elimination of Ottawa from the titls be Hie^^ Manager Jimmy Wilson said be did eoUnty fair. NdU, rg .... the RangSr team to date. Qamee this, week: playoff struggle. Connie Maok, manager of the not know where they would wind Triplett turned over trying te Mohr, Ig. . . . This game is scheduled to start Tuesday, Bostoxi at Quebec; wMtoBia^ Philadf’lpbia Athletics, took his up, but he knew they were “going.’’ Ottawa gave a miserable exhibi avoid a man who had run out upon at 9:00 p. m. and a banner turn" “We have created a new spirit this Providence at New Haven. tion Sunday in losing 3 to 0, to the flrst airplane ride on his n th birth out is anticipated. The game is free the Thack in the excitement created 2-5 14 day. year,” the. new managec comment- Wednesday, New Haven at Phila second place Maroons lost 4 to 2 to the wreck of three other ma- Halftime, lfi«10, Oxford Jri. to the BtibUfl. #d. . delphia. the Chletfo Mawki last sight* >T.y. P A O B T B T ^ • UAMGEQB9TBR EVlBZnNG , • . TV- ^ ^ ■• .*v r ' '^*^'*** >',*!’• d ,c ClRSSIFiED af*^ uinv LOST AND FOUND 1 MOVING—TRUCKING- l e g a l NOTICES 78 critic 6Dd sayinff to him, "Well, old •toow—all of the people in WOULD THE PE3RSON who took STORAGE 20 COURT OF PROBATE HELD HERE IS COMPLETE TE H man, and what do you suggest?” country were given a part in mak oto 9 1 d .it tV- BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD: MANCHESTER, OONN^ MONDAY, MARCH 6, IBSA n \ Toonerville Folks By Fontaine Fox QUR BOARDING HOUSE By Gene Aliem THE Village Plumper's beautiful New Car SENSE and NONSENSE r O ^ yes-**.Tv« ■poATOEns o p t v o s WHY H ou se USE BKTIREI^’ TOO NMJCH TU' MILTsr 0 4 t A Uttl< boy WM wyinf his fo> Elephants are not regarded as a BACTH A N D O C C U P Y T H e ; tO'bsd prayers la a very low rolce: ture until they reach the age of 80AH IM TH ' T U e His Mother—I can’t hear you, about SO. T U ^ T O O l o n g A“nMG-^SO t • 50 LOWS ,\OU COME dear. AhA d O N S T O ATTACH lAY BKmMETW< Little One (firmly)— wasn’t OUT OOVERED WTTH talklnf to you. TO THE Tue»-wyEs--••DEpoarr A *6ARNACLES 0 COIN ~& AV,Z5t--AIM O A C6PCTMM m o t a t i a n a — If It happens that there Is any* AMOUNT OP Hcn- WATER T?UNS IN WHAT THIS JOINt one left who has difficulty spelUng THE TUB~THEM , AFTER TEN NEEDS S ASEPARATE the word, "deficit," he is going to A bull fighter knows that if bulls AQUARIUM,OR FOND have plenty of opportimlty to famll* were as alert as cows are, there MINUTES,THE WA^ER larlse himself with the word during wouldn't be any bull fights, or bull AUlOMAnCALLT IS ORAIHEO— FORTOU! the rest of his Uncle Sam’s fiscal fighters. year. —Sidney Franklin, Brooklyn’s UKA-M— AJN matador. EXCELLENT Actor—So you don’t like my new leading lady? ' If Hitler ever should laugh at Wife—I can’t stand her mouth. himself, the whole thing would blow Actor—Why, what have you up. fieoad against it? —Rev. Dr. Franklin Kingdon of // Wife—Yours., Orange, N. J. THE OIRL WHO USED TO Notidug is as strong in Austria SLIDE DOWN BANNISTERS HAS as poverty.—Emil Ludwig, famous A DAUGHTER WHO G±TS A author. MILD EXHILERATION FROM PARACHUTING. The Republican party should be rescued from the Mills' and Mellons' First Man—I seem to know you. and retumeo to the common people, Did I once lend you money? where it belongs. —Former Senator Roscoe McCul Second Ditto—Did you get it loch of Ohio. back? First Man—Yes. In destro}ricg my paintings the Second Ditto—Then you don’t Rockefellers have committed an act know me. of cultural vandalism. —Diego Rivera, famous artist, SHORTS . . . By some strange flip whose murals in Rockefeller (sbsASIONAUy HE of fate the man who is henpecked Center, New York, were de TAKES AN INTEREST^’ seldom realises it . . . Moat young stroyed. folks don't take their engagement IN , THE HOUSE- seriously until after they are mar ried . . . Well, look at the s\m, too, for instance. It always comes out Kapperiwte.u.asAT.ofr. Fanny sayS ail right again . . . Finding a nee N dle in a haystack is easy compared to finding the blessing In poverty SC ORCHY SMITH A Duel In The Skies By John C. Terry . . . Every cloud has a silver lining, ROARING oerrOF THS s t o r m S TR A /O H T a t SC O R C H Y -OLUtCRLY TURNING HIS BIS MONOPLANE, - A KICK AT THE RODDER AND SCORCHY ASAlH and that is more than we can say^ r p ,gi p i^LlSG 5CORCHYSMITH! SCORCHY FINDS THE SMALL PLANE ROARING about our pocketbooks . . . The si COMES ANOTHER PLANE^ SCORCHY BANKS HARD 70 AVOIDS A COLLISION - A OLHCK CLIMB FOR D CfiLUN3 SCORCHY SMITH / THE LEFT AND THE MYSTERY PLANE SCREAMS PAiT POWA/ A T HIM AGAIN — ALTITUDE —HES above THE STORM —THE lent partner is the lellow who rais CLEARJN& SCORCHY'S UNDERCARR/AGE BY ONLY A FEIN FS S T- GRIM CONTEST CONTINUES — es so much hell when things go wrong . . . As we go along in life — MS OOKSN'T ANSWER— - A RSCKtMSS AfAPMAN IS A T TH£ we discover that a lot of fast men CONTROLS OF THE PURSUING PLAHE / are slow pay .... SOOffCHY ITS MUST Be IN THAT MySTEIZy SBKIOUS PLANS AGAIN — DID YOU KNOW T H A T - t TftOUSLB * KBePTRY/NS "Minnow" submarines weighing only 12 tons and meausring 29 feet In length M v e been given success 1 ful undersea tests in Japan. If a battery is fully charged thete is no danger of its freezing. There are 56 licensed gliders and 585 unlicensed gliders in the Unit ed States. Licensed glider pilots number 149. The original derivation of the WASHINGTON TUBBS By Crane OUT OUR WAY word “planet” meant “wandering.” — By W illiam s The secretary bird is so called be BLAZES? THE WHUT— Q UITT’N ’ ? cause its crest suggests a bunch FIRST DRINK pens stuck behind the ear. PLAYIN' TH* BOOB, O' WATER HAH ? YOU Yellowstone National Park is. in ALL DAY. three states— Wyoming, Montara A man’s ardor is often cooled by DION' NOTICE ANY and Idaho. a hot-headed girl. a TH' OTHER Kips (^UITT'I^, WHEN THEY WAS TH’ SNAPPER ON TH' END OF THE FLAVOR L* A* S;TlS TH' WHIP! *0R HOURS WASH AND EA^ PLOD AL0N6 THE RAILROAD TRACKS BEFORE gOMING, AT LAST, TO A. WATER TANK. f YOU BCAS LOOK KINDER TUCKERED^ WAL, V'SEE, THIS HERE'S RANCHIN’ C0UNTRY> ^ A OUT. BETTER COME OVER AND SET NUTHIN BUT DESERT. DON'T NOBOOV EVER EVERYWHERE DOWN TO A PLATE OF BEANS. GIT OFF HERE, AND I filT SORTER LONESOME. OBOV* FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser W IU WE? WHAT DO YOU THATS WHAt WE_WA»4MA\ SUPPOSE rr IS. FIND OUT.XIT...WHILE 1 Q mile FRECKLES ' WW3 DICCINC WITH MY DIGGING A SHOVEL, 1 LOOKED DOWN AND THERE IT WAS, HOLE.TD BURY TWE WIS7b-DBTECR», “THE BOYS 9-f FOUND ^ jr.P,WiLV.iaM5 g a IN>T. w wca ig. y. snapping out of it. SOMETHING.... a i»34 w w imwca wa SALESMAN SAM Now Sam Can Sing The Blues! ^ B y ^ m a l l t'ysKTreR., ftlOHT MooJ.THATis AN ^ THAT'o b e a w APPROPRlATt^ <(EAH? COELL^ I KNOW A , e.'Y'R.YTHINO- 1 BUDO'/? YA Ha d A IO€A I I'fA DOIN’ TX' SONG-. re u ,A ,lF 1 MORE ApPROPRlATte ONE} , VOUR TIME. IS W KINDA OC36cTfeO WITH A S A (AS. - REACH FER.) SIMO-lW IT I EV'RYTHiMGpI / < r _ SHE , TH' tAOONi HAVE 1^ W U R S l f-ve UP’ WELL H/WE A WELL, GEOLOGIST MAKE WHAT ABE SqwE TESTS! WE GONNA GET A SMALL DO bottle ...WE'LL 7 take some over TO MR.WAM6LEY.., HE CAN TELL US WHAT IT IS » a IM* vr M* MBwea aP GAS BUGGIES The Fable of the Good Resolution By Frank Beek POOR HEM. HE STILL THINKS OH.. AU.MGHT...IP JUDGE JACKSON REALLY INTENDED YOU WANT TO KEtP ON ^TO GIVE HIM A BIG SHARE OF BULKINE... 6 0 AMBAOu.. Wi-rr MR.SCUTTLE,THE COOK HIS INHERITANCE IN REWARD . . STAV MAO «• I ’LL MAKE A PROPEpfTY IS VERY VS^L- FOR THAT B50 LOAN HEM YOU LIKt THAT BBTTBR. YOU MADE HIM. AND HE BLAMES 1 DON'T CARE.«... TEST AND LET R>R ME, LIABLE ....VERY/ ms ME FOR NOT GETTING IT. PRODUCING SOMETHING ______IT You KNOW WAMSLBY I ’LL TELL HIM I'M SORRY ODBSNnr BOTHCR THAT EVERY CMUk-CmS I WAS 50 CURT TO THE l a t e r , 7 • M THB IN THE NATION IS OLD . LBA6 T... BOYS/.' lWINO^AS. HA-MA-mA m a w PAQBTWHDT* ■•A’ f' „ ■ CHAS. MILLARD AND HIS ■•veral of the Junior music pupils Mrs. Bva ’Talebert of 76 Oloott Tba monthly mooting of tho Bot- a crowd at Odd Follows hall, where for tbs prcMtit, to have the ofBoc tbs taUUf pstatsd of Mrs. Dorothy Keeney entertained stTMt, widow of Frederick ’Tsiohert, tor Films Counoll has boon post the meeting w m htid, that' an oeuld opened OB Wedneeday w W sad Thure- HOTEL BOND ORCHESTRA m act wrlttSD tti. . - ■ . their mothers and friends at Mrs. reached her 80th milestone Ekitur- poned until April 8, when the an OPENINGUNI0N not gala admission, over 700 being day ao that tgoae whr wish to turn Tbs name Featuring Mim Ethel Evana Keeney’s home Saturday afternoon. day. Her daughters, Miss Ger nual meeting will Im held at the in attendance. Organiser Joseph in their namee to become bonnect- ttMy c u . Itt 00^ A musical demonstration of time trude and Miss Minnie Teichert, be- Friday, March 9th Girl Scout headquartera. The nomi Sylva addressed the meeting on ed with tlu. new orgaaisation may env«lops,and bV purcluHQii and rhyUim was given by Ann lievii^ the birthday should be cele nating coipmlttee will bring in a OFHCES TODAY Saturday and told of the progreea do so. In this connectioo, Mr. Shorts velopea from tbc govcrfimsiil ~ School Street Rec Laahlnske, Duane Holcomb, Marie brated, arranged for a turkey din ■late ot officers, at that time and that wne being made In qther tex said, there ate now over 1(X> namee the cent stanq;> priiltfid. ^ 25c Admission Lantierie, Gordon Thrall and Doro ner which was served early in the Mrs. Herbert House of the program tile centdrs. on cards applying for memberahip, them, a saving is m m in tb s ^ thy Snow. Musical games were afternoon and which was enjoyed committee hopes to secure an in In speaking of the meeting this but they were not reat^ to be acted of the envelope and tbs purebsss also played after which tea was by a large number of relatives and teresting speaker. Members are Rooms for Execatiye Meet morning Mr. Shorts said that the upon at the meeting on Saturday. the stamps. served and a social hour enjoyed. friends. Mrs. Teichert was bom in asked to reserve the date. buslnesa transacted at the meeting Another matter wfaicb did not There are 9,651 s u d i____ ABOUT TOWN Germany but has lived la Manches on Saturdew was such that It was concern the employees of Cheney be used, and by not saaliag the The meeting of Campbell Coun ter for many years. She was re ’The finance committee of the ings Secured in Odd Fel felt that action taken should first Brotners,' but woolen workers, with there win be a saving of over. cil, K. of C., postponed from last membered by fiowers and numerous North Methodist church will meet be made known to Cheney Brothers the Hilliard Company as the con In postage by following this nu A pre-school dental clinic will be Monday night, will be held In the gifts. at the office of Lydall and Foulds and that there would be no chaises cern mentioned, was discussed by which was used last year and held at the health center on Haynes be used again this year In ths rooms this evening. at 7:30 o’clock tomorrow night lows Boilding. in the local sltuatJon until after the Organizer Sylvia, where a recently street Conaorrow morning at 9 ing of personal tax l^Jlls. The local W. C. T. U. will meet state conference which is to be held organized union has not secured he o’clock. A tonsil clinic will be held at the South Methodist church to Judge William S. Hyde of Man In the petition in voluntary bank In Jewett City next Sunday. re<»gnitlon that was expected and at 10 o’clock. morrow afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. chester has been named administra ’The charter will remain open for which is to be given furtoer consid ruptcy filed by the Manchester Arthur Shorts, p.’-esident of Local AD'VERjnSEMENT— ^ tor of the estate of Edward Tanner, two weeks more for the admittance eration by tbe state organizer. Pump A Electrical Supply company, owner of the Tanner nursery In No. 2125, United Textile Workers’ ’The degree team of the Daugh of loomflxers, twisters and weavers. ‘the largest creditors are given as East Hartford, who died last week. Association, which has been recent Mrs. Rose Kronlck of ’The WUrosS Hedrlg Nygen, Manchester, $1,050; ters of Liberty will meet tomorrow In the lattoi class there is Included Dress Shop Is in New York making ’The estate is to be probated in Ekist ly formed among the employees of Atlantic Pump and Supply compemy, evening at 7:30 In Odd Fellows hall Hartford, his last place of abode. both broad goods and velvet weav TOWN W nX SAVE $100 a personally selected purchase of Providence, $174; Capitol Ught and for their monthly business meeting Clarence H. Smith Is the probate Cheney Brothers, was engaged this ers, as they wera the first depart- swagger suits and coats. Announcement Supply company, Hartford, $108; and drill practice. A full attendance Judge for the district of Blast Hart morning in opening headquarters meAt to organize. Other depart Crane company, Hartford, $146; is desired. ford. for the new local to be located in ments have sitice come in. but the ON TAX BILL ENVELOPES Elastem Pump and Supply compcuay, the south side of Odd Fellows hall, three named, having been the origi Hartford, $127 and the New Britain The Jolly Bridge club will meet ’Thomas Himt of East Center taking the space that was at one nal orgsmlzer, have but a limited «-X-PRC-SS-i Extraordinary Plumbing and Supply company, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock street, a member of the State Police time used as a rest room for the time and that will expire in two 9,651 Bills to Be Sent Out— LIMOUSINES $252. All claims are imsecured. In with Mrs. Lucy Plnney of East department, connected with the local employees of the Southern weeks. ' Personal Taxes Must Be Paid There is to be a meeting of the *0 BOSTON the petition of bankrutcy filed Center street. Stafford S p ^ g barracks, has been New Elngland Telephone Company. During April. March 1 by Jomn M. Oowans, doing notified of his transfer from the It Is intended to use the headquar executive committee a | }d officers (Roimd ’Trip $$.60) business as the Quality Bakery, The weekly card party will be Stafford barracks to the Hartford ters for meetings of the officers and again on Saturday moraing of this Telephone 7007 Manchester, the first hearing of held tonight at St. Bridget’s parish headquarters. He will report at the executive committee and a secre week at 9 o’clock. 'This will be a It is possible under the law to ___ •___ Leaves Hartford bcuracks next Monday. creditors has been set for March 12 hall, followed by refreshments and tary will probably be elected by the closed meeting and will be held in mail personal tax bills to those who CENTER 'TRAVEL BUBEAOSAG I at 2 p’clock in the afternoon at 750 a social time. Worthwhile prizes local to ^ve full time in handling the new quarters which are being are called upon to payisuch a tax in 498 Mato Street, IWanrilifstnfIter I ’The last sitting in the present Main street, Hartford. will be given In bridge, whist and the business of the union. It now opened t i^ y . It is also Intended, an unsealed letter, as tbe amount of Rhikshire (.oai.h i i DRASTIC series of the Masonic club bridge setback by the committee In charge. has 1,211 members and is the larg will be held this evening at the Ma Mrs. Frank De Clantis, chairman est textile local In the state of Con Lorraine, small daughter of Mr. sonic Temple. ’The winners last necticut. and Mrs. Clifford Mitchell of CoO' for the women will be assisted by week were J. Wolcott and D. Mat- PRICE Mrs. Henry Vaillant, Mrs. George At the meeting Saturday after per Hill street, celebrated her fifth chett, first, I. Cole and B. Fsdeone, Snow, Mrs. JEunes Burke, Mrs. noon 280 new names were added to birthday yesterday with a party for second. B. Falcone also won the Oliver Bingham and Miss Bernice the list, which had numbered 931 ten litUe boys and girls. Games, door prize. before the meeting. ’There was such Sava On Everyday Need# In This CUT good things to eat and the usual Moske. William Griffin. Teofil Opa- gift shower foi Lorraine made the lach, Michael Benevento are also on the new, improved, cast- little ones very happy. working on the social. aluminum, square tub Four Coimectlcut students In the Sunset Rebekah Lodge will bold College of Arts and Sciences at the its regular meeting this evening in University of Vermont attained MAYTAG Odd Fellows ball The guards are honor grades of 85 or higher during requested to meet at 7 o’clock for the first semester. They are; Eliza rehearsal. Following the business beth Rich, Manchester: Katherine NOW meeting the degree team will re Babbitt and Ruth Rome, Hartford, hearse and the other members will and C. J. Kllbum, Collinsville. Purchase One Item At The Regtdar play bridge in the banquet ball. Mrs. ONLY Lillian Tedford will be in charge of Price...Buy Another for One Cent! $ 7 9 5 * cards and refreshments. FORMERLY $165.00 Women’s and Children’s Meet Your Friends And Fred Werner’s advanced pupils You Do Not Have To Take Two of the Same Articles. Choose will appear in a recital this evening HAIR CUTTING f9 at 8 o’clock at Watkins Brothers’ Neighbors A t The ^^Self-Serve Prom Any Other Items On Sale Up To The Same Price. music room, 11 Oak street. Mrs. Arlyne C. Garrlty, soprano, and Ar thur Stein, Rockville violinist, will Thrifty Housewives Know That Radium White Pine assist Magnesia Tar Rasor “ It Pays To W ait On Yourself” Tooth Paste Blades Cough Large, regular tSe riw Campbell’s Fine Tempered Syrup Steel Doubk edge; pkg. 2 T 26c The BEANS ^ cans 2 1 ^ ot 6 regularly 25c 2 f®’’ 26c Hotel Sheridan Dial 5009 Begolar 49e ICE and OIL Pork and beans. 2 ’“‘ 26c Beg. sec Sjrap WIM Cherry, Flax- Milk of seed and and Menthol Cudahy’s Newton Bobertson’s Prune 8HAVINO GUAM A pkga o 1 Magnesia 2 “ 51c BUSINESS Gtant rise. Beg- SSc^ fer O i C sec Brown’s Mixture o t e Formeriy Owned and Operated by Office TeL 6018 Antacid, mS