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- ADDY AND HUGHES Last Photo of Lost Motor Ship SPECIAL JURY NO CONTINENT SIGHTED IS PICKED TO DIE IN SKID CRASH HtOBJJRUSTS BY CAPTAIN WILKINS Herald Reporter and ''Old REUEF PLANE To Investigate Doings of In­ Man Who Flew Over North Wood Shop” Proprietor I Police Hold Suspect vestment Firms Which Pole Made No New Dis­ ARRIVES ON i f . Meet Violent Deaths on any and former state Will Spend |154,000 on Ex­ Oslo, Norway, April 23.— If, as Consul in China Fears That Faces Audience of 700; commissioner of banking. Assassins Fire at Man With some Arctic explorers believe, a BENNETT BETTEll Robert C. Glazier, Hartford, continent exists at the North Pole, Quebec. April 23.— Floyd Ben­ Tells Students His Reac­ banker. Shotguns Pointed Through tensions in Year— In­ Captain George H. Wilkins and Pi­ nett. who was to have piloted the They Will Be Fired on By Henry T. Holt, Hartford, banker. lot Carl B. Ellson failed to find It Ford relief plane to Greenly Island, Chester Hadfield, Hartford, ac­ on their dash by plane from Point was reported as ‘‘somewhat improv­ Soldiers. tions to Shakespeare. countant. the Window. cludes New Building. Barrow, Alaska, to Spitzbergen. ed today” at the Jeffery Hale hospi­ Eugene Ballard, Hartford, brok­ Capt. Wilkins and the American tal here where he is ill with pneu­ er. aviator gje at Green Harbor, Spits­ monia. Clark Belden, Hartford, executive To provide adequate facilities bergen, today where the former is Bennett was more concerned Washington, April 2 3— Fearing New Haven, Conn., April 23 — vice-president, Connecticut State Chicago, April 23.— Ben New- reasonably well in advance of the assembling his data for a report to' that he was unable to go to the aid the collapse of the Shantung gov­ Gene Tunney came here today to Chamber of Commerce. mark,, former chief investigator for the National Geographical Society of the German flyers than he was ernment before the Nationalist observe Shakespeare’s birthday. Edward E. King, Hartford, brok­ State’s Attorney Robert B. Crowe, increasing demand for telephone of America. While Capt. Wilkins at his own condition. forces in their northward march to He faced seven hundred people in er. was shot to death in his home by service here, the Southern New made observations of great scienti­ Few visitors were permitted to William H. Webster, Berlin. England Telephone Company will fic value, reports received here so see him. His wife was notified at Peking, American Consul Webber Professor Phelp’s lecture room at Owen T. Haven, Rocky Hill. unknown assasi^in-j early today. far indicated that he had made no her home In Brooklyn, N. Y., and at Cbefoo has urged all Ameri­ Yale, during the course of the pro­ William R. Wood, South Wind­ Newmark was sitting on one of spend about $154,000 on plant ex­ new discoveries. Part of the time is now on her way to the bedside cans in the province to concentrate fessor’s regular Monday noon class sor. twin beds when the assassins fired tensions and betterments In the the aviators were In the air their of her husband. on Shakespeare, and told the Robert A. Broadmau, South vision was obscured by mist anil in Cbefoo to prepare for evacuation. upon him with sawed-off shotguns Manchester Exchange during the Albeit Addy Bennett was very much elated audience his reactions to Shakes­ Windsor. through the windows of his bunga­ current year. This announcement clouds. when he was told that Captain Wil­ Although no details of the mili­ peare. Professor Phelps’ Shakes­ David N. Case, West Hartford. low. Plane Damaged kins had flown over the North tary activities were available in was made today by Exchange in which they were riding, skidded peare class usually gets one hun­ Charles A. Griswold, West Hart­ Mrs. Newmark had retired in the Manager W. B. Halsted. The landing gear of the plane and overturned, crashing into a Pole. state department advices today the j dred students: today, however, the ford. other bed but was not asleep when The growth of Manchester’i was slightly damaged in landing tree. Mr. Addy was killed instant­ situation is known to be critical. large room in William L. Harkness Edward R. Woodliouse, Wethers­ on the ice at Green Harbor,- after her husband was slain. population and the consequent in­ ly and Mr. Hughes died on the way BVKI> LEAVES BOSTON Webber has recommended the recitation building was more than field. Wife Hysterical the hop off from Dead Man’s Isl­ to the Hartford hospital. A very Boston, Mass., April 23.— Can­ despatch of naval vessels at once to crowded with undergraduates, Instructs Jury. crease in the commercial, industrial and, hut it is believed here that the Mrs. Newmark was in a state of and social uses of the telephone is slippery roadway, resulting from a celling all engagements. Command­ Chefoo, but his recommendation faculty members and newspaper­ Judge Marvin instructed the jury hysteria when police arrived and damage Is not extensive and can steady rain mixed with snow, was er Richard E. Byrd, Arctic and has not yet been acted upon. A as to their duties. They were told indicated by the announced plans easily be repaired. However, it is men. He pointed a moral and could not give a coherent account of the company to enlarge the local the cause of the tragedy. trans-Atlantic flyer, today was pre­ Japanese warship is standing by adorned a tale throingh Shakes­ they have the power to call wit­ not known if there is sufficient paring to leave at 9 o’clock this of the. shooting. Newmark was still plant. Generally speaking, tele­ The accident occurred directly and the British consul has also ask­ peare. nesses and examine them. They breathing wlfien the officers found gasoline at Green Harbor available opposite Blinn’s filling station just evening for the bedside of Floyd ed for naval protection for foreign­ were told it is their duty to deter­ phone development is a splendid to- allow the explorers to continue His Address / him, but he died on his bed without barometer of the business activities north of Robbins avenue, at the Bennett, co-pllot of the relief plane ers. "I have no intellect, as you here' mine whether certain offeitees have their flight southward if they de­ bound for Greenly Island to assist making a statement. of any community and it is evident cide to do so. middle of a fairly steep grade at About one hundred Americans can see,” declared the heavyweight been committed. They were in­ The assassins had placed a flower 6 :3U ill the morning. The men were the trans-Atlantic Bremen. Com­ are scattered throughout the Shan­ structed carefully in the routine from the way in which this town No official advices have arrived mander Byrd decided to leave when boxer, “ but I am trying to develop box on the ground underneath the has grown telephonically that it riding in a Hupmobile coupe driv­ tung province. it.” He related how he tried to tie of procedure, and finally they were here from Wilkins as to his future en by Addy. They were proceeding he received a telegram stating that urged to “ use common sense” in bedroom window on which they also is expanding in other ways, plans, but it is currently believed south enroute for either Waterbury Bennett was suffering from pneu­ up training and liftellect, “ 1 try stood to fire the fatal shots. The notably as a trade center for those out two or three miles of road work everything. that they may try to continue the or Ansonia, and had just rounded monia in Jeffery Hale, hospital, window was protected with iron who live in nearby towns. flight to Oslo and England, return­ some day, and someone says; ‘Why Judge Marvin pointed out that a curve at the foot of the hill. They Quebec. the state does not seek to interfere bars, as were all of the bungalow Growth Of Exchange ing to the United States by steam­ passed a Massachusetts automobile Miss Train QUAKES RUIN TOWN don’t you try five?’ But I say ‘that with any legitimate business but windows. "How Manchester has grown in ship with the plane. at this point, the Manchester car The commander missed an earl­ will kill me.’ and the other persons that it does want to protect its citi­ Newmark recently has been do­ the past ten years,” said Manager Ron Into Gale skidded and its driver lost control. ier train to Quebec and was OF CORINTH, GREECE ‘try it.’ So I try it, and I And I zens and give proper warning to ing private detective work, it is Halsted today, “ is evidenced by the The explorers ran Into an Arctic Eyewitnesses say that the Hup­ greatly worried at not being able can do five as well as two or three the unwary. He pointed out that understood. He has been a political increase In the number of tele­ gale of great violence after they mobile turned over either two oi to get to the bedside of bis friend. miles. Gov. Trumbull favored the calling protege of Corporation Counsel phones in use in this exchange dur­ had flown approximately 2,100 three times before it struck a tree Behnett was second in command of ‘‘It is better for a man to train of the grand jury even if it were Samuel Ettelson, of the Mayor ing that period. At the end of 1916 miles and were within 35 miles of on a small embankment beside the Warned in Time, Natives the proposed Byrd Antarctic expe­ his own mind, just as he trains his to result in nothing else than the Thompson organization. there were 1,637 telephones in the their goal— Spitzbergen. This highway. Then it turned over again dition, being considered indispens­ Leave Homes and Flee to body, instead of doing nothing but purpose of serving notice that the storm continued to rage for five and righted itself. As it did so, the Manchester Exchange while at the able for the trip. the Fields. going to lectures and having state Intends to protect its invest­ close of 1926 there were 4,279 tele­ days, holding the airmen upon left hand door was smashed com­ A year ago Bennett was serious­ tutors.” ors. By its action the state warns phones in service here. This is a net Doedmansoelra from Monday after­ pletely off and both occupants wei\* ly injured when his plane over­ London, April 23.— The town Tunney met Shakespeare first in so-called "fly-by-nIght’’ concerns DEMPSEY ON STAND noon until Saturday morning when thrown out. The automobile was a turned while he was preparing for gain of more than 150 percent dur­ of Corinth, Greece, was believed to France. He told of his military that it Is unhealthy to locate any­ ing the ten year period and that, as they were able to hop off from the total wreck. the Byrd trans-Atlantic flight and be in ruins today following four company clerk walking ten miles where in Connecticut for active op­ bleak, desolate and uninhabited One Left Companions spent several months in a hospital. violent earthquake shocks ' which to borrow a copy of a play of IN HIS U W SUIT reflecting our growing business ac­ erations. tivity, Is something of which the bit of land to complete their long Francis l-^itzgerald of Knighton Mrs. Bennett and New York spe­ rocked the entire country last Shakespeare he hadn’t read. ‘‘If and daring voyage at Green Har­ street, w'as in the party as far as Judge Marvin then announced town has a right to be proud. There cialists were rushing from that city night, according to an Exchange this man shows much Interest In that twelve of the eighteen members bor. East Hartford, driving the car, but to Quebec, according to word re­ Telegraph dispatch from Athens. Shakespeare,” I thought, "there Tells Briay His Earning For are about 4,450 telephones here left his companions there. must be in agreement if a true bill Despite the hardships, cold and ceived by Commander Byrd. Warned by minor shocks which must be something in it. So I bor­ Tunney Fight in Philadel- now and the estimated net gain in lack of food the men are both in Medical Examiner Dr. John is presented for prosecution. telephones for 1928 is 250. preceded the violent ’quakes, the rowed ‘a Winter’s Tale.’ But I The call for the grand jury was phia. good condition and are able to Purney of New Britain said that CHAMBERLAIN HELD UP couldn’t understand it or get the "And Manchester people use their Addy’s death was instantaneous. He population of the town fled to the obtained at the request of Hugh M. continue their journey at once if Hartford, Conn., April 23.— open country and no casualties re­ meter. It was too much for my un- A.corn, state’s attorney for Hart­ New York, April 21.— For the telephones, too. On an average day they decide to do so. lia'd a fracture of the skull, a com­ Clarence D. Chamberlain was fog­ e.xpanded mind. there are about 20,850 originating pound fracture of the left arm sulted, the dispatch stated. ford county, after he had held len­ second time since his trial opened Zero Weather bound here today. A thick fog that The town of Lutraki is believed “ I re'ad that play at least ten gthy interviews with Governor in the Federal Court here Jack calls, made up of 20,050 local calls The weather was far below zero, above the elbow and his face was was generated along the river bot­ times before I got the drift of it and 800 A-B calls, which are calls badly cut. Hughes was still breath­ to have been wiped out by the Trumbull and with Lester E. Ship- Dempsey, today took the witness during the entire flight and at toms rolled back into the hills shock. The number of casualties and the meter. After I got the hang pee, present state commissioner of stand. His brief testimony was between different cities, but are times the cold was terrific. For ing when help' reached him imme­ of the thing I ‘worshipped at his about the city and formed a ceil­ there has not been ascertained. banking. merely a certification that he had handled like local calls. more than 20 hours the ship roared diately after the crash. He was tak­ ing that lay unusually low over shrine.' en to Hartford hospital in an auto­ Many other districts are also said Organization of the grand jury received $817,899.70 in various pay­ Distribution over the Arctic wastes with the mo­ Bralnard field and the Qountry for to have been affected by the shocks. “ A Boxing Fan!” “ The management has made tor working perfectly all the time. ■M mobile by Sven j. Helwcg of 144 Casually Tunney remarked: “ If was expected to take place some ments before and after the Demp-’ miles around was shrouded com­ Earthquakes in the Balkans dur­ time during the day. A meeting sey-Tunney fight at Philadelphia. plans to undertake construction In addition to concentrated food, pletely. ing the last week have taken a toll Shakespeare were alive today, he work In the Manchester Exchange matches, tobacco and extra cloth­ would be a boxing fan. And I won­ to which witnesses will be sum­ He had been questioned by Ar­ When Chamberlain had taken of more than 200 lives, injured moned is intended to take place thur N. Sager, attorney for Jack ing the men carried a rifle with careful observations he decided to der if he would have been rooting ammunition and fishing tackle for hundreds, made thousands home­ for me to stay up or stay down in within the next week or ten days. Kearns who is trying to recover postpone the start of his' flight to less and caused property damage use in event they were forced down Chicago*” No information could be obtained from the former heavyweight cham­ running into millions. .as to the witnesses to be summoned. pion $701,026 which he says is due near the Pole and compelled to (Continued on Page 6) Tunney’s favorite Shakespeare So far the heaviest damage passage, he admitted today is that him under,a contract with Demp­ wait for weeks and perhaps months has been confined to Bulgaria, including ‘One ^touch of nature sey. until rescue arrived. where many cities, towns and vil­ makes the whole world kin,’ out of Although Dempsey followed Tex Whether they were able to ob­ lages have suffered/heavy damage. Troilus and Cressida. It includes POWDER HOUSE DAY Rickard and sat ne.xt to him during tain any game on Doedmansoeira HIGH WINDS SWEEP the tale of the preparation for the today’s session, as he has every day (Dead Man’s Land) or any fish duel between Achilles and Hector since the case opened before Fed­ through the ice is not known. FREE STATE PRESffiENT to decide the Trojan war. Achilles BEING CELEBRATED eral Judge John J. Knox, neither No Sign of Humans NEW ENGLAND COAST is' sulking in his tent. looked at each other or spoke a No sign of human habitation Tunney suggested that Achilles word. Heretofore they have chat­ was sighted from the time the HAS NARROW ESCAPE was a "has-been,” because he had­ ted gaily and Rickard has passed i plane left Point Barrow until it Freight Trains Wrecked and n’t kept in the running. Achilles Governor and His Staff in. New a package of gum to Jack at got over Spitzbergen where the ex­ Shipping Tied Up— 30 Hurt was either in love, or too proud to Haven Re-enact Scenes of each silting. But neither spoke, plorers saw the wireless station, In Accidents. His Auto Hits Telegraph Pole fight, and had to be stirred up to Revolutionary Days. nor did either Indulge in their fa­ the huts and the shafts of the coal But Nobody in Car Is In meet the occasion. Ajax appears In vorite chicle exercise. ^ mines. Hour after hour the ma­ Boston, Mass., April 23.— New the scene, and Tunney likened chine whirred through the Arctic jured. New Haven, Conn., April 23.— England today continued in the Ajax to Sharkey— “ a young fellow DRUGGIST HELD UP air, the desolate stillness biroken Governor John H. Trumbull return­ only by the roar of the motor. grip of a northeast storm, which given to extended mouthings but ed here again today after review­ tied up shipping, caused widespread Dublin, April 23.— Friends to­ didn’t have the stuff.” Every minute of that time present­ day bombarded President William ing World War veterans on Satur­ Danbury, Conir., April 23.— Po­ damage to crops, resulted in auto­ From this point Tunney swung lice here have been searching since ed a peril. If the plane had been mobile crashes which injured 30 T. Cosgrave, of the Irish Free more completely into modern times, day afternoon, and attending a forced down by storm or mechan­ State, with messages of congratu­ meeting of a fraternal organization Sunday morning for two men who persons and caused the wreck of remarking: held up John Accavallo, drug store ical trouble there would have been two freight trains. lation upon his narrow escape yes­ “ A fellow has to keep from being on Saturday evening. With the gov­ grave danger that the two men terday when his car crashed into a ernor today came his staff. They proprietor, at point of gun, tied his Rain, hail, snow and sleet fell. ’a has-been’ nowadays. This applies apron over his head and then bound would have perished amidst the ice Sections of New Hampshire were telegraph pole at Clonskea. to any person In the limelight. He are to be guests of the Second Com­ wastes before succour could reach I’lcdcrick E, Hughes him hand and foot and robbed his W. B. Halsted blanketed with sn.ow. While the president and some must stay there by good deeds pany, Governor’s Foot Guard, dur­ cash register a t , leisure. After them. friends were out riding, the driver ing the celebration of the 153rd Fairview street. New Britain, but The storm roared off the coast. done, because when he goes out, he struggling for more than two hours, this year which will involve an ex­ There are two courses open to of his car suddenly swerved off the anniversary of Powder House Day, died on the way. Death was caused The steamship City of Columbus is out.” Accavallo freed himself and called penditure of about $154,000. This the explorers: by fractured ribs which punctured from the south was forced, to an­ road to avoid hitting a bicycle When Tunney finished, amid the the occasion on which, in 1775, the the police. The men secured about will be distributed as follows: a 1. They can remain at Spitz­ the lungs. chor off Handkerchief lightship. rider. The car crashed into a tele­ wildest, applause of his audience. Foot Guard forced the English one hundred dollars in cash. bergen until a steamer arrives to Dr. Purney gave permission for The wreck of the freight trains graph pole with such force that Prof. Phelps told the gathering Selectmen of New Raven to surren­ new telephone building to cost $75,000, exchange aerial and un­ ' carry them southward. > the removal of Addy’s body to the occurred during the height of the the motor was disabled. that when Tunney accepted his in­ der their powder and so equip the LIFT SINCLAIR BAN. 2, They can continue their flight / undertaking parlors of M. J. Keen­ storm when a locomotive and 63 Luckily none of the occupants vitation to come to Yale, the Foot Guard to march to Boston to derground cable $16,000; subscrib­ southward if they obtain gasoline. ers’ station equipment $21,000; ey & Co., of New Britain. Later cars containing perishable goods of the car was injured, although heavyweight champion replied: aid the Colonists there to fight Baltimore, Md., April 23.— The Heavy Ice Packs both bodies were brought back to bound from the west to Boston they were somewhat shaken up. "I will speak If you ask me. But English troops. ban on Harry F. Sinclair’s race wire and miscellaneous jobs $32,- Reports from the north state 000; toll cable $6,000; additionai Manchester by Undertaker Thomas crashed into a switching train just I’d rather fight any three heavy­ Governor Trumbull’s program to­ horses In Maryland may be lifted that there is a heavy ice pack pit G. Dougan ol 59 Roll street. east of the Fitchburg station. 'TO MOVE PRIVATE STOCK weight boxers.” day Includes services in Center by the state racing commission, H central office equipment $3,000. the Spitzbergen coast which may, The first reports reaching Man­ Wreckage tied up the main line jf church on the Green, a march to was Indicated today. “ These expenditures represent prevent a ship from getting in or chester of the accident told only of the Boston & Maine railroad fur Hartford, Cohn., April 23.— Dr. OCCUPATION? BOO'TLEGGER the City Hall where the powder James A. Latane, chairman, said only the .cost of material and the out of Green Harbor for weeks. Hughes' death and it was not until twenty hours. Horace G. Keith, of 610 Palisade labor of construction an'l do lot The weather is stormy and unfit nearly 11 o’clock that the extent of Coastguard Patrolboat No. 139 avenue, Yonkers, N. Y., will have Hartford, Conn., April 23.— house keys will be demanded from a meeting would be held tomorrow Mayor John B, Tower, a review on or Wednesday- to consider the ques­ include any amount to be spent for for flying at this time. the tragedy became known. was torn from its moorings at a stock of liquor moved to hla coun­ George B. (Jantarow, of Providence, the maintenance of the existing That the men were able to com­ Car Recently Bought Provincetown and cast in the fish­ try home at Litchfield before the who told police when booked here the Green, and, this evening, a tion. formal banquet at Hotel Taft. “ Now that Sinclair has been ac­ plant. plete more than 2,000 miles of, The automobile in which the men ing wiers. Coastguard Cutter No. summer season starts. Attorney- last' Saturday that be was a boot­ “ Manchester Is growing rapidly their flight without a break indfe’ were riding is owned by Mrs. John 15 was blown from its shelter and General Benjamin W. Ailing today legger by occupation, was sent to quitted In Washington, I see no reason to maintain the ruling,” said and the telephone company not. cates that they were favored by e i^ Addy of 43 Garden street, mother after bumping the weirs was res­ informed Frank T. Putney, federal jail for three months after a'trial only wishes to grow with it, but by cellent weather conditions. / of Albert. It .was bought less than In City Court. TREASURY BALANCE Jarvis Spencer, jr„ a member. cued. prohibition agent here, that he keeping a jump or two ahead o f the from the cold, the ice mist two .weeks ago. Although the wet Beach property all along the would approve of such transfer un­ Cantarow, caught at a Bucking- Sinclair had Intended to race New England coastline was dam- der the powers conferred upon the liam street filling station, had four Washington, April 23.— ^Treasury some of his horses at Pimlico be- city’s telephone needs, it seriously ^Continued on Paife 6.^ ,a£ed .tliei hifli .waves and £in tbe city to xro*w.’* OA: '- - v?- n-"^-»V„T jq r a B TWO MANCHESTER '(CONN.y EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 23,1928. KIWANIANS DINE WM ARGOMENT f 5 sc h o o l s m n a A B O U T T O W N BRIDGEPORT MECCA COLUMBIA IHOKRIIR OF W AR . BOYS TOMORROW At tonight’s meeting of the 8t. ‘ WIIH AIRPUHES S T U D ID M m l ON LIQUOR CASE ^ Mary’s Young Men’s Club mem­ FOR STATE 1.0 .0 . F. The annual speaking and- spell­ bers, action will he taken on the ing contest of the town schools ^7 was held at the hall Friday after­ Manchester Kiwanis club mem­ Five schools appear in the hun­ question of using'motley now in the bers are reminded of the meeting BY EXTRA f l i f dred per cent, class for the sum­ building fund, to repair and re­ noon. Those taking part were the TOLD BY EXPERT winners of the six schools in town. tomorrow afternoon at the north mary of the week ending April 17 model the club house. Grand Lodge Session There end fire headquarters, when “ Bill” Lack of Evidence Produced in connection with the local Those taking part in the speaking contest were Westcott Rice of the Wood of "Wesleyan University will schools, it was anounced to­ A daughter, Janet Frances, was London.— All the horrors of a talk on athletics and students London-^Extras In the mq^e day at the Savings Bank of Man- born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Robert May 14-16-^and Sire Center, Mary Wilke of Hop River studios are quite accustomed to ‘ By State (Sains So. Main Village, Celie Zenowitz of Chest­ future war and the super-part from the college will sing. The Chester. The report follows C. Howes of Ridgefield, formerly of which the aeroplane will play in it. “ register” wrath, hatred, reyolt and nut Hill, Leonard German of West largest gathering that has ever at­ School Enroll. Dep. P. C. the town. tended a regular weekly meeting of other forms of concerted indigna­ Street Man Release. Hollister street . 278 278 100 Coining. street, Frederick Macht of Old Hop j ^ou^ B?he?ton'!°°Eng- tion for screen purposes, hnd those River, Marie Fisher of Pine street the club is expected, for tomorrow Man. Green . . .. 225 225 100 Mrs. Richard C. Williams and land’s famous commander of the will be the first “ Boys” day and employed in the British studios are A’ South ...... 70 70 100 daughter Mabel of Maplewood, N. The judges were Mrs. Welch and 51st anti-Aircraft Brigade in the now rehearsing a little collective Mrs. Mitchell of Columbia, and every Kiwanian will have as his The Manchester police court was Open Air . . . . . 22 22 100 J. arrived today for a visit with From now to May 14 the watch­ London Air Defenses, who organ­ guest his own son or a borrowed wrath on their own professional ac­ Oakland ...... 18 18 100 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Williams of word of the Odd Fellows of Man­ Miss White of Andover. They de­ ized the mimic air raid on London in session for about three hours cided that Westcott Rice who re­ one, of High school age. The count. No. School St. . . 567 564 100 Hudson street. chester as well as those of other three years ago. Indignation meetings have been this forenoon, most of which was cited “ The Wind and the Moon” ladies of the Memorial hospital devoted to one case, that of Joseph Porter street . . . 84 80 95.2 towns and cities of the state will be Bombing airplanes that will rise linen auxiliary are to cater and held at which demands were for­ Buckland . . . . . 120 114 95 The Ladies Auxiliary of the A. O. “ On to Bridgeport.’’ The 1928 ses­ had won first place and Leonard a good deal higher than Mount ’ Alsakavich of South Main street, German of West street who spoke they are planning for about 85. mulated for more pay, better al­ chai'ged with keeping liquor with Keeney street . . 79 7 5 94 H. will hold its regular business sion of the grand lodge of the Odd Everest, and travel over 300 miles The profits will be for the benefit lowances, payment for overtime,' Bunce ...... 78 66 84.6 meeting this evening in St. James’s Fellows of Connecticut will be held “ I am an American” won second an hour; diving towards the earth intent to sell. Alsasavich was de­ place. The spellers were Jasnar of the linen fund. and no fees to agents. fended by Attorney William Har­ Washington . . . . 324 274 84.5 hall. at Bridgeport on May 14, 15 and at a speed of 800 miles an hour; The “ studio revolt” is the result Nathan Hale . . . 484 400 82 16. The grand master. Dorr R. Woodward of Center^ Annie Chow- are among the astonishing prophe­ ney. Sergeant John Crockett with enac of Old Hop River, Celia Zen­ of a long-standing dissatisfaction Officers Fitzgerald, Wirtalla and Barnard ...... 445 327 73 A son was born Saturday to Mr. Whitney of Bridgeport will preside. cies made by Colonel Etherton in AFTERNOON OF MUSIC with the present wage scale. Ex­ Lincoln ...... 431 290 67 Through the persistent effort of owitz of Chestnut Hill, Wilhelmina his book, “ Adventures in Five McGlinn, made a call at the Alsa­ and Mrs. Harry Montle of 148 West German of West street. Jack Ru- tras have been receiving an average Grand Secretary W. S. Hutchison, Continents,” which has just been kavich home Sunday just before Center street. benstein of Pine street and Jennie of five dollars a day, but even thi! Totals 3225 2803 96 the Odd Fellows of this state will published in London. AT NEW STORRS CHURCH noon. They found Theodore Johnston of Hop River Village. Amazingly Rapid is not clear profit. Chunbevich of Bissell street in the have as their guest the Hon. Leon Celia Zenowitz of Chestnut Hill “ Future jvars will be character­ Need Own Wardrobe house in the act of filling a glass OLD BRIGGS H O TE, S. Merrill, grand sire of Odd Fel­ Unless the production in whiefc won first place and Annie Chow- ized by their amazing rapidity. Ev­ A number of local peop at­ of supposed liquor from a beer bot- SUN’S SPOT SHRINK; lows of the world. He will be ac­ enac of Old Hop River won second erything will depend upon the ele­ all they appear is a “ costume” oi , tie partly filled. In a box in a bed­ companied by many of the grand tended the “ Afternoon of Music” “ period” film, they must provide all CHICAGO LANDMARK, place in spelling. ment of surprise,” writes Colonel at the Storrs Community church room the officers found another officers of the sister jurisdiction of Miss Ser^o of Forestvllle Is Etherton. “ The declaration of war the clothes necessary for any and bottle of liquor. SEE BETTER WEATHER the New England states. yesterday afternoon by the Hart­ every social occasion, both indoor again substituting at the Pine will synchronize with the depar­ ford County Choral societj and The officers maintained that they BEING TORN DOWN Grand Sire Merrill upon his elec­ street school during the illness of ture of the enemy air fleet from and outdoor. This means that thej had received complaints about the tion to the highest honor within the capital city. A thousand of orchestra. The conductor is G. Cur­ must maintain an extensive ward­ FOR NEXT 11 YEARS the teacher, Mrs. Cummings. Miss tis Munson and the concert master, place in question and Howard I. the order, immediately sought and Sergio is boarding at the Fishers. these super-bombing planes, able robe in good condition and repair. Taylor who lives just across the was granted a leave of absence for Clinton Lewis is painting his to cover 4,000 miles non-stop, and Bernice Bockus. The chorus is com­ They report at the studio when re­ street testified that he had seen Chicago.— They are tearing down one year from his duties as dean carrying four tons of bombs, as posed of 40 voices and the orches­ Chicago’s famous Briggs House at store. quired at 9 a. m. or earlier, and re­ men going in and out of the place Berlin.— The period of cyclone, of the University of Maine in order Dawson’s men have started set­ they do now, would, if successful tra, IS pieces. The accompanist, main until work for the day is fin­ under the influence of liquor. Alsa­ tornado, flood and earthquake dis­ 188 West Randolph street, for many that he might devote all of his time in penetrating the defenses, spread who played on a piano furnished by years one of the city’s leading ho­ ting the shrubbery on the Green ished. A twelve-hour day is noth­ kavich had, on two previous occa­ asters which wrought havoc all over and energy to the work of the Odd and are at present setting the bar death and destruction in several Watkins Brothers, was Miss Louise ing unusual for a film-crowd play­ sions, been convicted on a similar the world during the last few years tels and for almost three quarters forms. The damage to property Kuchta. of a century headquarters of mid- Fellows. His pleasing personality berry hedge which will go around er. offense in the local court. is over. makes him a very attractive speak- j the edge. would be enormous, the poison Among the chorus singers were Out of their five dollars a day, B rou^t It With Him. This is the assertion of German vest officials and politicians. gases and vapors released from Mr. and Mrs. William E. Shaw of Built in 1852, it was long a show- er and a wonderful successor to j The Misses Lois and Hazel Gil­ the extras must provide their own ■ The defense claimed that Church- astronomers who have ascertained the late Past Grand Sire Pickett. | lette are visiting their grandpar­ chemical bombs would render en­ Putnam, formerly of Manchester. evich had brought the liquor he had place of Chicago, with its huge red meals, traveling expenses and that the huge sun spots to which He is reputed to be a very forceful ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Isham. tire districts untenable. Every one of the singers and other agents fees — a total averaging 1' > in his hand with him and Mr. and such disasters are attributed have plush lounges in the lobby, im­ Colonel Etherton points out that speaker. When notifying Grand Little Mary Szegda who is recov­ musicians contributed their services from $1.50 to $2.00 a day at thf I) Mrs. Alsakavich verified this state­ passed their maximum expansion mense leather armckairs and deco­ the countries involved will be at rations, at the time, considered the Hutchison that he would accept ering from an attack of pneumonia and a ver’^ enjoyable program of very least. It is practically im­ ment. The woman of the house and are now beginning to disap­ the invitation to attend the grand had her ninth birthday and had the mercy of the aeroplane in the more than fifteen vocal md instru­ ,) ■ dernier cri in artistic effect. next European war, which will possible to eatn a living wage un­ maintained that the bottle of liquor pear. lodge session, he said he would be many presents from her friends mental numbers was rendered, found in the box in the bedroom The sun spots, some of which Abraham Lincoln once made his probably be decided within six der such conditions, and the ex­ headquarters at the Briggs House. in Bridgeport May 14, 15 and 16. and schoolmates. The children in with pri.yer and scripture reading tras are up In arms. was bought some twq months ago cover areas larger than the whole the Center school of which she is months. by the pastor of the Storrs Com­ ■ and never had been touched. It was in a dingy, rather gloomy The Rebekah degree will be “ The fast bombing planes, able Crowd Players surface of the earth, produce gi­ exemplified on Monday afternoon. a member made her a large scrap­ munity church, Rev. Morris Ailing. Attorney Harney took exception gantic gas explosions and electro­ room, even at its best, known as to travel at not less than 300 miles Many crowd players, of course Parlor A, where Lincoln received May 14 and in the evening of the book containing stories, pictures are simply learning the business to much of the testimony introduc- magnetic storms which, it is held, and cut outs. The teacher. Miss an hour, will move in the sky at a , ed by the state. It was a legal in turn produce such a commotion word he had been nominated for same day the patriarchal degree height of 35,000 feet to 40,000 and the salary means little to them. the presidency of the United States. will be worked by a specially pick­ Holmes also took her a basket of feet. They will move in safety CITY CLUB r^EMBERS But others are stage fo'lk ekeing battle between him and Prosecuting in the earth’s atmosphere and so fruit and other goodies. Mary also Attorney Hathaway from the start unbalance its equilibrium that A few blocks away from the site ed team from among the patriarchs through dense fog in the blackest out a living. A large number, per­ of the ancient hostelry, which of Bridgeport. On Tuesday morn­ had a birthday cake. of nights. haps the majority, are “ gentle­ to the finish. The prosecutor weather and earthquake catastro­ Mrs. Oscar Ericson and two IN BANQUET TONIGHT . claimed that the evidence was suffi­ phes take place. is to be replaced by a Chica­ ing the grand sire will meet the Fought in Air folk in reduced circumstances,” go club building, the square red grand officers of the grand lodge daughters of Berlin spent the week­ “ If gained by the opposite side cient to convict while Attorney Har­ The sun spots come and go in end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. which many are derelicts of the ney maintained there was an ele- cycles of eleven years. They grow banner of the auctioneer flutters. and grand encampment. In the not only would the point assailed stage and music hall. Others are Here has Been carted the well-rub­ evening at 7 o’clock a monster par­ Lester Hutchins. be reduced to a gas-flooded, wreck­ Nearly 100 members of the Man­ • ment of doubt, especially so because for five and a half years, then be­ Mr. and Mrs. Jewett Collins, well-to-do people seeking a neis of the small amount of liquor found gin to decrease. In the present bed, age-stained furniture of the old ade will take place immediately fol­ ed, and burning area, but the mor­ chester City club will be present at interest in life or merely anxious hotel. Quaint desks with twisted lowed by the exemplification of the Rodney Collins and Mrs. Evelyn al effect would be incalculable the Hotel Bond ballroom this even­ in the house. cycle, the sun spots passed their Davis spent the week-end in Co­ to see themselves on the screen. Not Guilty-. maximum development toward the legs; dressers, all aglitter with mar­ first degree of the subordinate with a population flying from the ing when the annual banquet of the But in their effort to obtain high­ lumbia with relatives. doomed area, harrassed by fast- Judge Raymond A. Johnson said end of 1927. ble and mirrors, and bedsteads, al­ branch of Odd Fellows. club will be held. Festivities are er wages, they have banded them­ most ten feet high, make up the se­ The Ladies’ Aid Society will swooping airplanes dealing out to start at eight o’clock, and it is . that he was bound to decide the The years of 1926 and 1927, it is Every lodge in the state is ex­ meet at the home of Mrs. Junie selves into what they call the Filn: • case according to the evidence pro­ explained, wer.e therefore bad lections of the auctioneer. pected to produce one or more can­ bombs, sprays and poisonous va­ expected will last until midnight. Artists Guild. They have choser A prize among the antiques, now Squiers Tuesday afternoon at 2 pors with pitiless persistency. Af­ Club members are planning to duced before him. He agreed that years; they brought ruinous torna­ didates for these three events. The o’clock. Mrs. Squiers, Mrs. Tucker a committee which is now engaged there was an element of doubt and does and floods in both America and quoted at rather fancy prices, is a three local branches of the Odd ter such a raid little would be left leave their local headquarters at in negotiating with film companies and Mrs. Hutchinson will be the of a once prosperous city teeming he felt that the state's evidence was Europe, and earthquakes in Japan. hatrack, studded with old-fashioned Fellows, that is. Sunset Rebekah seven o’clock this evening for the for improved conditions, and has al­ pegs. hostesses. with life and industry.” Bond. "Willard B. Rogers is com­ , not sufficient to convict. He there­ Now, therefore, the sun spots Lodge, King David Lodge and The annual meeting of the Co­ ready succeeded in obtaining an fore found the man not guilty. have begun to shrink and it is be­ The immense height of the fu­ mittee chairman and he has ap­ Shepherd Encampment will have lumbia Improvement Association ture air wars will .call for super­ overtime concession when work ex­ Edward McManus paid a fine of lieved that the next five years will OFF TO ATLANTA candidates present. . will be held at the Town Hall next pointed Edward Ballsieper, Sr., as tends beyond 7 p. m. $10 and costs for intoxication. He searchlights, and Colonel Etherton toastmaster. Lieutenant-Governor be free from natural catastrophes. Grand Secretary William S. Hut­ Saturday evening, to elect officers states that the French now pos­ was arrested by Sergeant John Other astronomical phenomena New York, April 23.— Colonel chison who is a Manchester man and do any other necessary busi­ J. Edwin Brainard and his staff will sess the most powerful searchlight be present. Crockett yesterday. which this year will bring are three 'Thomas W. Miller, former alien and a member of King David Lodge, ness. in the world. “ It is,” he says, “ a TH.IT’S NO L.4DY Howard J. Osborne and Albert sun and two moon eclipses. property custodian, is believed to has on every occasion possible dur­ The tax collector states that searchlight of one thousand million The dinner which will feature One (at fancy dress ball): That Cohn both of Hartford each paid a Jupiter and Mars will pass close filet mignon will begin at eight be on his way to Atlanta to begin ing his visitations all over New about one-third of the taxpayers candlepower and in clean, weather lady over there has been watching fine of $10 and costs for speeding to the earth and attracted the in­ o’clock. a sentence of eighteen months in England, introduced himself as a have paid their taxes to date. Those the beams penetrate to a distance you for ever sd long; I bet she'll their automobiles on Center street. creased attention of all who try to past grand of King David Lodge, remaining will have to pay up by of ninety miles, while the light Is be asking for an introduction soon. They were arrested by Traffic Offi­ solve the problem of life on other federal prison for defrauding the government in disposing of foreign of Manchester, 'nd in so doing has the first of May or pay an extra visible at a range of just over four Two: She won’t— she’s my wife. cer "Wirtalla. planets. ACCOMMODATING — Passing Show. dye patents. caused the name of his home lodge percentage. hundred miles.” Henry Starkweather paid a fine Three comets, named Taylor, to be known, throughout the Ufiited Rev. Duane Wain preached Sun­ of $1 for allowing his automobile Holmes and Encke, will again visit Accompanied by two deputy U. S. She: I don’t like to be pawed States and Canada. day morning on the subject, “ New to stand on the east side of Main the earth after absences varying marshals, Col. Miller left the fed­ NEW BEDFORD STRIKE over and kissed. A hurricane, by United States eral building here today by a side It is expected that Manchester Wine in New Bottles.” His talk to He: All right— I’ll kiss you first. Weather Bureau standards is a street near the postoffice for more from three to seven years. will send a large delegation to the. children was “ The lessona of a ^ than one hour. entrance, after submitting himself New Bedford, Mass., April 23.— — Life. wind of 60 or more miles an hour. Bridgeport on this occasion. Each postage stamp.” Cases Jiolled. to Marshal William Hecht. Rumors that some of the mills, shut of the local lodges will have a com -' Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hunt and The case of Benjamin McGowan family and Mrs. Jennie Hunt at­ down by the strike of 27,000 mill of Oakland street charged with non­ BOOTLEGGERS’ PROFITS mlttee on transportation. Past workers a week ago, would attempt KILLS WIFE AND SELF Grand W. D. Loveland and Past tended the concert at the Storrs support was nolled. Mrs. McGow­ Community church Sunday after­ to re-open today, proved ground­ Chief Patriarch William Prentice less, according to reports made by an admitted that it was because of DWINDLING, SHOWN BY Detroit, Mich., April 23.— Jo­ noon. By Popular Demand a, misunderstanding with her hus- are the chairmen of these commit­ pickets. seph Dzonkiewicz, 42, former su­ tees. Further information will be Mrs. Fred Abell is suffering from Return Engagement 'oand that he was arrested. attack of bronchitis. Condil'ons in the strike over the perintendent of the Harntramci given out regarding this event at an week-eha remained the same. Neith­ The case of William H. Jenks of i SMALLER SEIZURES Department of Public Works, to­ WEDNESDAY STATE the encampment meeting tonight er side sho'wed any inclination to South Windsor who was brought in day shot and killed his wife, Stel­ REPORTER DIES by a siate police officer on the and also at the meeting of King give way. la, and then turned the gun on David Lodge next Friday evening. Mill workers in several of the charge of driving an automobile Cleveland.— Bootlegger’s profits, himself, inflicting a fatal wound. Hartford, Conn., April 23.— Ar­ while under the influence of liquor thur S. Burns, who for the past mills that were not affected by the at least in Cleveland and vicinity, He died half hour later. strike, voted to give ten per cent of WILLIAM HAINES was nolled for lack 'of evidence. According to police the couple twenty years has been in newspa­ John Gardner, through his attor- are dwindling. KHODY FOR SMITH. their wages for relief work among -in- Whereas three years ago, the attended a party last night and per work in this city, died at Hart­ eny, William Shea, had his case ford hospital today after a long ill­ the. strikers. A meeting of the citi­ the federal storeroom here in which quarreled over what time they zens relief committee this after­ continued until tomorrow morning. should go home. Providence, R. I., April 23.— ness. Mr. Burns was forty. He is charged with driving while seized liquor is kept, seldoi.. con­ Rhode Island fell in line for A1 Mr. Burns was once city aviation noon was expected to aid the work­ under the influence of liquor. tained less than 1,000 cases and 25 Smith for president today when 20 commissioner. He was once con­ ers too, many of whom had appeal­ or more barrels of whiskey, today PROVED VALUE ed to the public welfare commis­ ‘WEST POINT delegates and 20 alternates were nected with the Hartford Telegram only a mere fifty or so, cases, could sion for assistance. Alice: How do you like the instructed to vote for the New York and the Hartford Post, both de­ The picture hit of the year. lie found in government custody in governor at the Democratic nation­ funct, and of late years was with Shakespeare Club? If you have not seen it BRITISH INDUSTRIES the whole northeastern Ohio dis­ "Virginia: Wonderful! Why,. I al convention at Houston, Texas. the Hartford Courant, first as Recent tests indicate that house trict. made three grand slams at the This action was taken at the court reporter and later as aviation flies often make a journey of five HERE IS YOUR CHANCE! The authority for this statement last meeting.— Judge. Democratic state convention here. and radio editor. or six miles in 24 hours. AND CORPORATIONS IN is H. D. Lingenfelter chief deputy If you have seen it United States marshal here. YOU’LL WANT TO SEE IT AGAIN “ Formerly when raids were RAIL AND MOTOR WAR made,” Lingenfelter declared, “ agents brought liquor in by trucklaods. Now they bring it in London.— A furious war is im­ two or three pints at a time, usual­ Beethoven Glee Club Third Annual Concert pending between British railroad ly taken from hangers-on, who corporations and British industries. make it their business to serve Helge E. Pearson, Director Miss Eva M. Johnson, Accompanist ONCE AGAIN It arises from the railroads seek­ speak-easy customers from pocket ing legislative powers to have the flasks instead of openly as before.” same transport powers for goods, Present events presage the pass­ Another over roads, as they now do over the ing of “ big time” liquor traffic, rails. Lingenfelter believes. This state of affairs has arisen “ Dealers have become wary,” Fairbanks because of the losses suffered by Lingenfelter said, “ due to losses, m the railroads in the past five years and as a result small amounts of Triumph as the result of competition of pri­ liquor are confiscated. However it vate firms which deliver goods by is noticeable that they are finan­ f Bril­ road lorries at half the transporta­ cially unable to lay in large stores. % > 1 ¥ tion costs charged by the railroads. “ Few people realize the great ex­ liant — BE SURE British industries claim that if pense under which bootleggers- the railroads obtained the legisla­ work. They must pay good prices Chor­ —YOU— tive powers for which they as, they for liquor they handle, in addition ■. a- , Instru­ ------SEE - would crush their smaller competi­ to protection from hi-jackers and in uses tors and then adjust the road rates certain localities ‘protection’ from mental to those now charged by rail— all to crooked officials. They must pay the detriment of Industry general­ 'good salaries to their employes al­ and ^ ^ D O U O L A S ly. so.” Num ­ The Federation of British Indus­ Lawyers who formerly collected Glees by tries, which represents many mil­ ‘fat’ fees from liquor law vidlators, bers and lions of pounds capital, is heading also are feeling the pinch • of the V A the fight, and will oppose to the FAIRBANKS new era, Lingenfelter declared. the death any bill which the railroads -m Solos of present to Parliament. Club DAD KNOWS Excel­ « THE GAUCHO” I CHICAGO SCHOOL BOARD Worried Mother: I suppose it’s Laughter— romance-—deeds of daring! You’ll find HAS $2,205,991 DEFICIT; too much to expect an idiot like lence NEW BUDGET $84,046,620 you to even notice when the baby them all in “The Gaucho.” Don’t miss it. starts crying. Chicago, 111.— ^The Chicago Board Husband: On the contrary, my of Education is faced with a deficit dear, I did notice— it was 5:30.— of $2,205,991 from expenditures Passing ghow. 'm during the past year. In 1928, as a consequence, the DID HE GET IT? Board 'vrill ask a budget of $84,- 048,620, -which means a nincreased STATE Young Wife (to tramp): When assessed valuation in this city of I gave you half a pie this moaning An Exceptional Musical Program of Merit SOUTH MANCHESTER $600,000,000. you told me it would save your life. Dealing In millions of dollars Why have you come back? ' Assisting Artists monthly to educate the children of Tramp: For the other half, lady, Tonight & Tomorrow Chicago, the board has found it so as I can save your husband’s Gloria Trumpeters, New York Earl Beilis, Tenor, Worcester necessary to Increase its budget for life.— Passing Show. the coining year by $4,724,013 a Miss Eleanor Willard, Soprano, Albert Pearson, Bass, Rudolph Swanson^ Baritone ADMISSION FOR THIS FRODUOtlON! year, . . Despite the large deficit of last Say It With Flowers MATINEE I ieVBNING year, however, there is no danger Adults ...... 2.1 lulls . aoet$— . Of reduction of the 1928 program, Flowers For All Occasions High School Hall, Tuesday Evening, April 24 at 8 O^clock Children ...... 10 lUdren .. . v m nor Ct layi&$ olt teachers or re­ Tickets $1.00. On sale at 0. E. House & Son, Inc., or at the hail on night wmoerti ducing salaries, according to J. Anderson Greenhouses Lewis tioath, presideht of the board, , 158 Eldridge St. Tel. 2124

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MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HEEAtD, MONDAY, A F fili ZS/19Z8.

BEETHOVANS’ CONCERT Rockville BUSY SEASON WINDUP OBITUARY

Mothers Clnb Entertaiiis DEATHS The Mothers Club of the Union Tomorrcw Night’s Affair Will Congregational Church held a very Mark Close of These Events Officer Had Found That Li­ successful party on Friday evening Till Next Fall. Mrs. Thomas P. Abbott when they held their “ Family Mrs. Margaret McConnell Ab­ Night.” At 6:15 o’clock supper Manchester’s concert season will bott, wife of Thomas F. Abbott, vice-president of one of Buffalo’s censer Had Another was served to 120, the dining room come to a close to-morrow night G A S RANGES was decorated with spring fiowers. with the third annual concert of largest department stores, died at ■/ the Beethoven Glee Club, which her home in Buffalo, N. Y., Satur­ Following the supper Mrs. Charles day. Mrs. Abbott was a native of YOU BUY SUCCESS FOR ALL YOUR BAKING WHEN YOU Man’s 'l o s f Animal. Leonard, president of the club, ex­ will be held at the High school as­ sembly hall. This is a musical Manchester and burial will be at tended a hearty welcome to all the Buckland cemetery here to­ BUY THIS GLENWOOD RANGE. present and invited the guests to event to-which the public has look­ ed forward to with anticipation morrow. That Lieutenant of police the chapel where the following Mrs. Abbott is survived by three William Barron knows dogs and program was presented: after hearing the club’s efforts. The program will be entirely new children, Robert L., Evelyn E., and that dogs know their own masters, Piano s o lo ,...... Edna Barrows Norman E., and three sisters, Mrs. Just like the larger and more ex­ A Heart to Heart T a lk ...... and will include numbers that are was shown yesterday when Tony varied enough to plehse everyone’s Henry Mussmann, of Hartford,-and Rev. George S. Brookes Mrs. Harry L. Wilson and Mrs. pensive Glen wood gas ranges, this Miscellio went to the police station Monologue, “ My Father Can Lick musical taste. "Assisting the club will be the Charles Martin, of Manchester. and demanded that Lieutenant Bar­ Yours” ...... Billy Herzog Funeral services will be held at compact C-126 model is equipped S on g ...... Vera Marie Cobb Gloria Trumpeters of New York, ron return $2 that Miscellio lost in Earl Beilis, tenor, of Worcester and her late home. 111 Morris Avenue, with the Glen wood Automatic the registration of a dog during the Magic and Ventriloquism...... several Manchester artists. This is Buffalo, this afternoon. The body past week, admitting that the dog Ernest K. Schieldge of Hartford will be brought here tomorrow and Cook to control the heat for all did not belong to him. Property Transferred a service for members of the fam­ According to court records Tony The farm of Charles O. Dart, ily will be held at the home of her your baking and oven cooking. was before the town court within located in Vernon, has been trans­ sister, Mrs. Charles Martin of Oak­ This device measures oven heat as the last two weeks charged with ferred to Frederick Ecker of this • land street, at 1:30 tomorrow aft­ keeping liquor with Intent to sell, city. The farm comprises 85 acres j ernoon. A service will be held in , you measure all the other ingredi- failing to support his wife and chil­ and has been owned by Mr. Dart the Second Congregational church dren and drew a fine of $200 and since 1891. Mr. Dart plans on re­ at two o’clock with burial in Buck- nts in your cooking, except that it costs and a suspended jail sentence tiring from farming. land cemetery. a of thirty days, with the understand­ Masons Meeting The bearers will be three broth­ is more accurate than you can ing that he pay $10 a week to his The Master Mason Degree will be ers-in-law, Harry L. Wilson, Henry Mussmann. Charles Martin, and possibly be. It makes successful family. He took an appeal. conferred by Past Master Robert S. BuUdog Didn’t Fft. Crittenden and associate ofllcers of three cousins, James Richmond, j baking automatic—and it never When Officer Barron visited Hartford on a class of candidates Clarence McGonigal and Willie.ih McGonigal. forgets. Tony’s home he found a bulldog Tuesday evening. ______I The dog did not seem to fit in with Host and Hostess of Rockville j the surrounding, but it had a li­ House Eentertain j Mrs. Fred Colton cense showing that he had paid $2 Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Chapdelaine | entertained about 150 of their i Mrs. Fred Colton of 1031 Tolland for the right to own such a dog and Turnpike, Buckland, passed away that the dog was known as “ Bud” . friends at the Rockville House on i A RANGE THAT HELPS YOU early this morning after an illness j i This was for the year 1928. Saturday evening. The dining \ ut several months. She was 56 years A woman soon learns that she can When the court session was over room was attractively decorated for ■ 11 old and leaves, besides her hus­ Officer Barron again started an in­ the occasion. Captain Stephen J. band, two daughters, Gertrude, wife i j depend on the Glenwoo d Auto­ vestigation and learned that A. J. Tobin prompted the old fashioned Gloria Trumpeters of Peter MeSweeney of Burnsi(!<-) s' matic Cook to take all the worry Willis of Delmont street had lost a dance numbers. Music was furn­ and Hazel Colton, who lives at j dog. Returning to Tony’s home he ished by Kabrick’s orchestra. Guests the second appearance of the Gloria home. Mrs. Colton was born in i of oven-watching off her mind. took the dog with him and drove were present from Springfield, Trumpeters in Manchester, after Burnside but had lived most of her ^ to the coal yard of G. E. Willis & Holyoke, Worcester, Hartford and ■♦1 their concert with the Beethoven life in Manchester. Her funer::! . This range has two good-sized Son where A. J. Willis is the yard Manchester. club two years ago. will be held at St. Bridget’s church. ; man. Mr. Willis, on seeing the Notes The third annual concert comes Wednesday morning at nine o’clock. ovens, four top- dog, at once recognized him. In­ Edward L. Newmarker addressed at the close of a busy season for the burners, and a stead of calling him “ Bud” he call­ the Young Men’s Class of the Union Beethoven club. Opening the sea­ Arthur Kamn ed him “ Ted” and the dog was out Congregational Church, Sunday son last fall with a concert tour Arthur Kamm, of Griswold street, simmerer. The of the automobile. Mr. Willis noon. . throughout New York, New Jersey Glastonbury, died this morning at promptly registered him under the The Christian Endeavor Society and Connecticut, the club has since the Hartford hospital to which in­ ovens are lined name of “ Ted” again. Now Tony of the Union Church enjoyed a hike given several concerts in and about stitution he was taken Friday after­ with rust-proof finds that he can’t get his money Saturday afternoon to Snipsic Lake. Manchester, their most recent en­ noon. Mr. Kamm, who was 60 years back from the town clerk and is Upon their return to the church, a gagement being at the Eiwanis old, had been suffering for the past trying to collect the $2 from the enamel as supper was served. Benefit last Wednesday where they year with anemia and it was plan­ I ? policeman. Rev. James Mclvy of Hartford sang for the Kiddies Camp. ned to perform an operation for smooth as the met a group of Rockville colored How much has been accomplish­ blood transfusion today. \ range itself. WATiONS TO HOLD residents on Sunday in regard to ed during the last year will be Mr. K '.ram was a tobacco farmer | forming a Methodist Mission.^ shown at the concert tomorrow eve­ and beside his wife leaves a daugh­ See this range in color—Green, The Woman’s Benefit Association ning. The club will meet for its ter and four sons. They are Mrs. AUCTION OF ANTIQUES will hold a public whist on Tuesday final rehearsal tonight at the Swed­ Oscar Schnetz of 82 West Center I Gray, Ivory, Blue or Red Enamel. afternoon in their rooms in Fit-h ish Lutheran church. street and Frederick Kamm of Block. , , . School street this town, Henry of Mrs. Mary Ryder will celebrate Glastonbury, Otto of East Hartford C. F. Macfarlane of Williman- her 90th birthday Saturday, April G CLEF CLUB DRAWS and Ernest who lives at home. tic in Charge— Many Rare 2 8th, at the home of her daughter, There are three grandchildren. Pieces on Sale. Mrs. Robert Doyle of Tolland. Funeral arrangements have not yet There will be open house Saturday BIG BRISTOL AUDIENCE been completed. KEITH FURNITURE CO. Tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock afternoon. It will be an informal SOUTH MANCHESTER Watkins Brothers will inaugurate affair and friends will be cordially CORNER M Al^ AND SCHOOL STREETS their first auction of American an­ welcomed. FUNERALS tiques. Watkins antique depart­ Mayfiower Rebekah Lodge No. 8 8 Church There Crowded on ment was opened about six months will meet on Tuesday evening, in Stormy Night to Hear Local ago and many fine and rare pieces I.O.O.F. hall. The delegates of the Girls Sing. Richard Lee Taylor have been collected and will be Rebekah Assembly held in Torring- j Funeral services for Richard 43% 43% ' Lee Taylor, Manchester’s veteran U S Rub . . . .43% placed on sale tomorrow. The an­ ton, April 17th and 18th, will give The G Clef Glee Club of the U S Steel . . .146% 145 145% tique department of the local store their reports. Following the meet­ I meat business dealer, were held at . 26% 26 26 Swedish Lutheran Church rendered his home at 11 Oak Place at 2 ABOUT TOWN Willys Over differs from thfe usual antique shop ing whist will be enjoyed. a sacred program last evening at Local Stocks N.Y. Stocks in that most of the pieces on dis­ The Young Peoples’ Fellowship o’clock Saturday afternoon. The the Libauon Lutheran church of services were largely attended, play have been refinished and re­ of the St. John’s Episcopal Church Bristol and in spite of inclement SAYS BAD ROADS KEEP are rehearsing for a comedy “ Just friends and relatives coming from paired when necessary to make weather the club was greeted by a A special meeting of the Ec­ Low 1 p. m. Like Percy” which will be given Taftyille, New Britain, Hartford, clesiastical Society of the Center Furnished by Putnam & Co. High them suitably for immediate use. capacity audience that showed live­ Giastfrtibury and other places. May 2nd in the Parish rooms. Congregational church will be held 6 Central Row, Hartford 157% 158 TRADE OUT OF TOWN Such rare pieces as a gateleg ly appreciation of the singers’ ef­ There were forty floral pieces. Rev. Alied Chem ..160 table, an oak tavern table, side­ Tickets are now on sale. in the church parlors tomorrow Bid Asked forts. Robert A. Colpitts, pastor of the Alls C h a l----- 123% 123% 123% boards of the 18th century type, Mrs. Charles Schilling and son of evening at 7:30. Bank Stocks The Glee Club made a fine ap­ South Methodist Episcopal church, Am Bosch ....25% 25% 25% one being a half-circle model and Patterson, N. Y. are visiting at the pearance in new costume of navy City Bank & Tr . . . .915 — Secretary Rix Points Out Thai home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. officiated. The bearers were Albert Am C a n ...... 82 81% 81% others short models, fine inlaid blue crepe romaine with flesh tinted Taylor, Rollin Rood, Lincoln Car­ Miss Agnes Watson of Spruce Capital Natl Bank ..350 — Manchester Business Suffers Julius Gebler of East street. street, fell while roller skating Fri­ Conn River ...... 375 — Am Loco ....106% 106% 106% chests of drawers and the like are collars and stockings to match, ter, Jr., John G. Pentland, George 183% In Two Directions. Included. Pieces in oak, maple, Palmer Dickinson of Talcqtt day night and broke her leg. She First Bond and Mort . — 55 Am Smelt ...184% 183% worn last evening for the first time. Hunt and Harry Hills. All except 62 62 pine, cherry and mahogany are to avenue spent the week-end in is at the Manchester Memorial hos­ First Natl (Htfd) ...295 310 Am St Fdy . 62% Business conditions for Manches­ Assisting the club in its pro­ Mr. Grant live here. His home is in Am Sug ...... 69 69 69 be found in the collection. Newark, N. J. gram were Miss Eleanor Willard, pital. Htfd Natl Br & Tr . .570 — ter merchants would be greatly Mrs. George Thompson of Talcott Taftville. Burial was in the family Htfd Conn Tr Co ...795 810 Am T & T . . .186^ 186 186 C. F. Macfarlane-.of Willimantic, soprano soloist of the South Metho­ plot of the East cemetery. 67 67% bettered if the country roads lead­ one of the best known antique avenue spent the week-end in There will be a meeting of the Land Mtg & Title . . — 60 Anaconda .... 68'% dist church, and Alb'irt Pearson, Atchison .... 191 % 190 190% ing to surrounding towns were Im­ auctioneers of this vicinity will be Newark, N. J. - m i officers, substitutes and second de- Morris Plan Bank . . .160 — proved. bass soloist of the Central Congre­ Miss Priscilla Bradley. Park St T r u s t...... 650 — Balt & Ohio 114 113% 113% in charge of the sale. Mr. Macfar­ Mrs. George Thompson of Tal­ gational church of Hartford. The funeral of Miss Priscilla ^ e e team of John Mather chapter, 61% 61% This was the opinion expressed cott avenue spent the week-end in Phoenix St B ...... 460 Beth Steel ----- 62% lane has a following of over three Members of the Beethoven Glee Bradley, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Order of DeMolay, in the Masonic Can P a c ...... 2 0 9 % 209 209 i today by George E. Rix, secretary hundred enthuiastic antique col­ Woodstock. N. Y. Temple this evening at 7:30. Riverside Trust ....550 — of the Manchester Chamber of Club cooperated by furnishing their Mark S. Bradley of Hartford, Bonds C M & St Paul 37% 37% 37% lectors who attend his auctions so Raymond Dickinson of New York 48% Commerce. Mr. Rix believes that cars for transportation. formerly of Manchester, was held Conn L P 5%s ...... 108 110 do pfd .... 48 % 48% a good size crowd is expected to at­ spent the week-end at his home on There will be a meeting of the Cons Gas .... 150 150 150 if Manchester’s business sections The program was as follows: at her late home Saturday after­ Brid Hyd 5s ...... '.104 — were more easily accessable the tend tomorrow’s sale. The auction Talcott avenue. Organ— Ave Maria “ Ottello” . . . noon at 1:30, and burial was at Manchester Broadcast Listeners in Corn Prod . . . 79% 79% 79% The Ladies Aid Society of the rooms six and seven at the School East Conn Power . .101% 103 merchants would gain a great deal will be held in Watkins music Verdi 1:30 yesterday afternoon in East Cohn L P 4 % s ...... 102% 103 Rel & Hud ..210% 200 210% room, entrance from either 11 Oak Methodist Episcop^-l Church will street Recreation Center at eight 20% 20% of out-of-town trade which is how Helge Pearson Jaffrey, N. H. Insurance Stocks Dodge Bros .. 20% diverted to Willimantic and Hart­ street or from Main street, and meet at the home of Mrs. Charles The bearers were George H. o’clock tomorrow night. Louis E r ie ...... 55% 55% 55% Chim es...... Marcy Aetna Insurance ....875 885 ford. comfortable chairs will be provided Prelle of High street on Wednesday List! the Cherubic Host — “ Holy Pinney, Robert M. Brewster, G. A. Richmond, president of the organi­ Aetna Cas & Sure . .1090 — Gen Elec .... 165 % 162% 162% 185% Secretary Rix said he had in. for those who attend. afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. The City-...... Gaul Rochford, H. B. Strong, E. S. Good­ zation, and John Dwyer will make Aetna L i f e ...... 905 915 Gen Motors ..188% 185 107% 107% mind particularly the, road leading members are requested to bring the G Clef Glee Club with win and J. M. Parkey. a. report on what took place at t'h^ Automobile ...... 410 420 Gillet Raz ...108% penny bags which should be turned New England radio meeting in Inspirat ...... 21% 2 1 % 21% from the south end terminus to the Miss Willard and Albert Pearson Conn General ...... 1825 — 243 Nevr London Turnpike and the one GETS ANGLER’S LICENSE in at this time. Boston Friday and Saturday. Hart ford F ir e ...... 850 860 Int Harv ....243 243 How Beautiful Upon the Moun­ Int Nick .... 8 6 % 85% 85% leading from Highland Park The Emblem Club will hold a tains ...... Parker 18245301 Hart St Boil ...... 780 800 through Camp Meeting Woods and, Maybasket social at the Elks Home ___ ; — HERE Masses In St. James’s church Kennecott .. .84 83% 84 Miss Eleanor Willard Lincoln Nat Life,. .. .130 85 connecting with Hebron, Gilead IN NINETIETH YEAR on Wednesday afterpoon. Mrs. next Sunday will be on the regular P h oen ix ...... 820 840 Mack Truck .. 85% 85 Such a Little Fellow . . .Strickland Marl Oil ------42% 41% 42 and that region. He argues that if Thomas Garvan is chairman. schedule and will he on standard National Fire ...... 1190 1210 these roads, which during several A large delegation from Kitchen­ Greetings to Spring ...... Strauss IN E. HARTFORD CASE time, although all other churches N Y Cenerfil .175 175 175 G Clef Glee Club T ravelers...... 1760 1780 61% months of the year are in no con­ er Lodge, Sons of St. George, at­ are expected to hold their services Public Utility Stocks New Haven . . 61 % 61% John M. Allen Plans to Do a Remarks . . .Rev. Henning Johnson dition for comfortable traveling? tended the service in the Baptist on daylight saving time. Conn L P 8% ...... 120 ‘-24 Nor Am Co . . 68 67% 68 Little Fishing Just Like Spin, S p in ...... Jungst 97% 97% were suitably rebuilt they would’ Church Sunday evening. Rev. Conn L P 7% ....117 120 Nor P a c ...... 97% Darling Nellie G ra y ...... Barnby Boxer Charged With Holdup 68% 68% bring many traders into town who U sual. Blake Smith preached a very in­ The police have been asked ^ to Green Wat & Gas . . .102 104 Penn R R .... 6 8 % G. Clef Glee Club Brought to Manchester by 24% 24% at present go elsewhere. teresting sermon on •‘Three Whole locate James Smith for the New Hart E L ...... 500 510 Pull new .... 24 % Why Do the Nations Rage?— “ Mes­ Post Cereal ..121% 120% 120% John M. Allen of Hudson street, Continents Unexplored” . The male County Officer. London authorities, who siay . he Hart Gas c o m ...... 106 110 Peaches Browning has bobbed, siah” ...... Handel Radio Corp ..197 173 173 who will be 90 years next Novem­ quartette rendered several soloe. was last heard of as living in Man­ Hart Gass p f d ...... 85 90 up again here and there on the ber, this morning took out a fish­ Albert Pearson At 8 o’clock this morning Depu­ chester, at the Edgewbod house, S N E Tel C o ...... 190 195 Sears Roe ...100% 99% 99% Hope Sewing Club, O.E.S. will So Pac ...... 120% 120 120 news pages. Did we hear some ing license from Town Clark Turk- G allia...... Gounod ty Sheriff Gerald R. Wrisley, as­ and being employed by Cheney Conn P o w e r ...... 520 530 one say the newspapers just have ington. Intending to do a little ang­ hold another of their popular after­ So Rail ...... 146% 146% 146% noon whists at the home of Mrs. G Clef Glee Club with . sistant county detective, took from Brothers. At the Edgewood house Conn El Serv ...... 92 94 to have something to fill up all ling. Last year he had a combina­ Miss Willard the Manchester police station Manufacturing Stocks S O of N J . .44 43% 44 Nelson Little of Orchard street on no James Smith could he found. 112 that white space? tion license, but this year does not The Club’s next appearance will Adolph D’Onofrio, wanted in East Further effort is being made to lo­ American H a r d ...... 75 77 Toh Prod ....112% 112 • expect to be in Manchester and Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. William Hartford on a charge of highway F. Say and Mrs. Henry Tronton will be at the Young People’s Ralley at cate him, as his father died yester­ American Silver .... 26 — probably will not go hunting. the Second Congregational church, robbery with violence, and whom day in New London. Acme W ir e ...... 14 20 He is the oldest fisherman in assist in serving. he had brought here after arresting Billings Spencer com. 1 3 Albert Beaumont of High street Thursday evening, April 26, when Manchester to obtain a license. He they will take part in the program. him in Hartford, for police reasons. The semi-monthly meeting of Billings Spencer pfd . 5 7 has been a resident of Manchester is confined to the house by illness. It is alleged that he is wanted Bigelow Hard com .. 93 07 Ellsworth Nettleton of Yale spent Cjamphell Council, K. of C., will he seven years, moving here from El­ in connection with the holdup of a held in the hall this evening. Bristol B ra ss...... 14 17 CONFIDENTIAL QUICK-LOANS lington. He has had a fishing li­ the week-end at the home of his Glastonbury man, Fred York, In Collins C o ...... 117 125 cense ever since it became legally parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nettle- STOPS BASEBALL CAR, the southern part of B ^ t Hart­ George H. Waddell is in Stam­ Colt Fire Arms ..... 33% 34% ON HOME FURNITURE or ENDORSED NOTES necessary to have one. ton of Talcott avenue. ford on March 25, when York was ford today in connection with town Eagle L o c k ...... 70 76 Only three women in Manchester Miss Edith Mead of Springfield badly beaten, his watch and $46 in Fafnir Bearing .....130 — Repayable in Monthly Instalments. have taken out licenses, for women business. spent the week-end at her home on BUT ir S NOT WANTED money taken from him. Two other Hart & C o o le y ...... 240 — No Delays— ^No Annoyance can fish legally without licenses Union street. men who are said to have assisted Inter Silver com — .162 167 excepting in state leased waters. •Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilkinson in the attack were arrested the day o f 104 Walnut street, spent the Inter Silver pfd ....127 — We irnniMict all bnainesa wlffc patron*, lii a careful, Following an accident In Andover following by the East Hartford po­ ■^^eek-end in New York City. Landers, Prary & Clrk 75 77 conadential and dlBnifled manner. exteadInK conrte*y lice and are being held for the next Mann & Bow A .... 19 21 and consideration consistent with the transaction of a safe PARTY FOR BRroE-ELECT HARRY BELLAMY DORIS HOW­ Saturday night the Manchester po­ loan business. Everythlns will be earefnlly explained. term of the superior court under The April meeting of the Man­ do B ...... 11 13 ARD WIN PRIZE DANCE AT lice were notified to pick up a bonds of $20,000 each. Oar helpful purpose Is to assure every cooperation that Cadillac sedan with New York chester Chamber of Commerce will New Brit Ma pfd A. .101 — EHriends of Miss Hazel Chambers “ GREEN” It is the claim of the police that do c o m ...... 27 29 any borrower can properly clnlm. Give Her Miscellaneous Shower markers. It being claimed that It be held at the Masonic Temple at D’Opofrlo, who is only nineteen Niles Be Pond ...... 39 43 All loans are made repayable In 8 to 20 *“®“ ***’^ “ *?!*“ On Saturday Evening had struck another car and had fail­ 6;':'30 tonight, starting with a din­ years old, made his escape and that ner served by Chef Osano. Scott J R Mont p f d ...... 75 nients of principal n* nsreed by borrower, tosether ine The five dollars In gold offered ed to stop. At 8:30 Sergeant John he returned to Boston where he interest actually due. Interest may be saved by mafcinif set­ H. Simon, George Glenney and North & J u d d ...... 31 — tlement in advance, at option and convenience of borrower. Miss Hazel Chambers of Benton to the winning couple in the prize Crockett stopped such a car as It has been Hknging out for several fox trot dance at the Manchester Arthur Knofla will present the Pratt, Whitney, ptd ..90 95 street was the guest of honor at a was coming through the Center. months and where he has appeared Peck, Stowe- & Wil . . 15 20 SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS ON PRINCIPAL AS POLLOWSi surprise miscellaneous shower giv­ Green school last Saturday night The car was listed as being owned pne-act play based on Dp- Maupsa- as a fighter under the name of Mi­ sant’s “ Hippolyte’s Claim.” Russell Mfg Co ....138 145 On $ 30.00 Loan Yon Pay Back ...... * S-®® ” * * * ? en Saturday evening at the home was won byi Harry Bellamy, Jr., of by the Albany Baseball Association chael Rowe. On 8 40.00 Loan Yon Pay Back ...... - ...... • *-®® **** Flower street, with Miss Doris Scoville C o ...... 4'9 51 of Mrs. Elof Johnson of Holl street. and the driver was Bill McCorey, D’Onofrio is tery well known by Smyth Mfg C o ...... 395 — On 8 5«.00 Loan Yon Pay Back ...... • ®"®® •*** About 25 friends of Mias Chambers Howard of Woodbridge street as i Bm'THDAY PARTY manager of the team. With him Manchester boxing fans, who have Stanley Wrks com . . 57 59 On 8 75.00 Loan Yon Pay Back . . i ...... * '^•®® “ * ■ " attended. One of the fun-making his partner. An interesting point in attended the amateur bouts at Foot were seven other men, all players i Adelia Guilin celebrated her Standard Screw . . . .105 110 On 8100.00 Loan You Pay Back ...... 810.00 p^r MOn h events of the evening was a mock connection with their victory Is the on the Albany team, who had play­ Guard hall In Hartford this winter. Torrington ...... 108 112 810.00 per Month marriage. The “ shower” was ar­ fact that they had been dancing thirteenth birthday Saturday after- On 8150.00 Loan Yon Pny Back ed in Providence and were return­ U ^ Envelope pfd .. 120 — On 8300.00 Loan Yow Pay Back ...... 815.00 per Manth ranged in a novel way In the dining but a very short time. They merely ( npon by giving a party at the new ing to Albany to meert Springfield Union Mfg Co ....17 20 Pins Lawfnl Interest on Monthly Balances room. It was in the form of a flow­ danced the last encore of the num­ ACCIDENT VIC'nM DIES hoime of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. there on Sunday. John Cullin, on Bond street. Ten of Whit Coil Pipe .... IS 21 er garden, and the gifts were con­ ber prior to the prize event. Prize McCorey declared that he knew cealed beneath tfffe blossoms. When contest dancers understand that Danbury, Conn., April 23.— h ^ girl friends were present and the prospective bride had uprooted this is “ going in cold.” Two of the nothing of any accident and as the Stephen Merak, struck by a motor­ tljey made merry in? the usiial way IDEAL FINANCING ASS’N, INC. Uiem all she was rewarded "with a judges were Thomas Kearns and matter was outside of the Manches­ cycle here on Friday evening, died bjr gaip6s, music and danbih^. Mr^. Say It WiA Flowers choice collection of gifts. Long William Brennan. Leo Weir’s or­ ter police territory the Stafford bar­ at Danbury hospital here today Cullin had decorated the table and 98S Main St.. Koom 408, ^ ;^^’“ *** tables decorated with daffodils chestra furnished the music. Next racks of the state police were noti­ from the effects of that accident. dfnlng room with pink. Pink sweet Flowers For All Occasions F. W. Hawklnson, Mrt. Wione 2-84foiS , ^ were lifet on the sunporcb, and a Saturday night there will be a prize fied. John Sasiak. operator of the motor­ peas were used for the table cen­ Licensed by Bank Commissioner and Bonded to the ' dainty luncheon was served. waltz and A] Behrend’s orchestra That ofllce reported that the ac­ cycle, la being held on a charge of terpiece. There were pink candy . Miss Chambers is to be married will be on the job. These orchestras cident was not a “ hit and run” case manslaughter pending the Inquest baskets and pink favors. Adella re- Anderson Greenbooses and that but little damage had been c^ved many pretty gifts the In May to Fred Finnegan of this alternate each week because of oth­ by Coroner John J<-Phelan, who is TeL 2124 - )owm . er bookingSa done. No arrests wjUl be madei. bueeted here tomonov* jlblB all had . a fine timew mm

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ib m d ;> « te r Palmer Wool Wiltons ❖ Surnins BfraUi ' No. 1 Axminsters 9x12 ft...... PUBUSHBO B1 Sxl2 ft, ...... $33;75 8 % x l0 y j ft...... | 8 9 .^ THB HBRALD PRINTINO CO. 6x9 f t ...... f 61.50 ronndcd by Bl'tkood S. Bla. ^ ...... Oot. 1. 1881 (115) Connecticut’s Tax Bill, $122,329,499. 86x63 in...... |4-50 36x63 in...... BT«ry 8y«nlBS Bseapt Sundays and Bolidays. The estimated 1,623.000 persons in Connecticut last year paid 27x54 in...... $3.25 Enterud at th« Post OIBoa at Man* 812^329 499 in taxes. This was about ?H>000,000 more than Shestsr as Saeond Class Mall Matter. fn 1926. ’ll2.000.000 more than in 1925, and more than four Anglo Persians SUBSCUIPTION RATES: By Mall times th’e $27,532,652 collected In 1913. No. 2 Axminsters atz dollars a year, sixty cents a (Finest Worsted Wiltons) month tor shorter pertoda Exactly 48.84 per cent of the total taxes collected in Connec­ 9x12 f t ...... ?38.25 By onrrler, eighteen cents a week. ticut In 1927 was levied by local governments. This a ^ u n t 81Ax 101/2 f t ...... $35.55 9x12 f t ...... $152 Single coplea three centa was 559 739,979. The amount of the county taxes, .87% of -8iAxlO»/2'ft...... $132 SPECIAL advertising REPRB- 71/ 2x 9 ft. V •• • ?28.2o SBNTAriVB, Hamllton-Ue Llsser. the total was 51,068,982. The state collecting 20.77% of the 6x9 f t ...... Ihe» 88B Madison Avenue. New York total received 525,410.090 (including 36x63 in...... $6.7b and 613 North Michigan Avenua fees) making the total local, county and states t^ es 586,219, 27x54 in...... $4,50 lAiioago. _ . 27x54 in...... The Manchester Evening Herald Is 052, or 70.48% of the total. Federal taxes amounted to 536,- 18x36 in...... $2.50 On sale In New Yorlt City at Schultz's 110’,447. Hews Stand. Sixth Avenns and <8nd. Street and 42nd. Street entrance of Of the 5116,985,242 collected in taxes in the state ^or 1926, Servians Grand Central St.^.tloB and at all 557 235 504 or 48.93%, was paid to mupicipal tax collectors. No. 3 Axminsters Boatlirg News Standa Here is a new rug for those county 14% ^ ' • • • amounting to 5866.002. while state taxes amounted to |23.346, 9x12 f t ...... "N* • • |42.75 who want Oriental effects with­ Client ot International News Ser­ 909, or 19.96%. The federal government received 535,536, gl/ixlOi/2 ft ...... out Oriental cost! Their high, vice. 825* in taxes from Connecticut. 6x9 f t ...... $22.95 "International News Service baa the soft pile give real hand-tufted azcllislve rights to use for republloa- The percentage of local taxes was 36xi63 in...... $5.85 effects. The patterns and col­ tlon In any form all news dispatches 1925 than for the other two years, the 550,610,815 collectea credited to or not otherwise credited 27x54 in...... •$4 ors are wpyen through the back. In this paper. U Is also exclusively being 45.65% of the total. County taxes that year amounted 221/^x36 in...... $2.75 entitled to use for republloatlon all 5721 332 or 65% : state taxes, 522,573,357, or 20.36%, 9x12 ft ...... $121.50 the local or undated news published “ „a’ ted;rarj36,9ll,448. or 33.34%, more than either ol the berein." Pull Service Chlent ot N B A No. 4 Axminsters Service. ° ‘ ¥ he'To^'tarea (or 1913 *19,316.018, or 71%1 Bengal Orientals the county tax, 5673,305. or 2% . and the state tax ^5.497,195 9x12 f t ...... $42.75 Another new fabric, woven MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1928 or 20%. Aggregate collections of internal revenue, for Con­ necticut that year totaled 51>087,074, or 7%. 8 ^ x 1 0 V2 f t ...... with a soft back, like Orientals. 6x9 f t ...... $22.30 The patterns are exact reproduc­ ALBERT ADDT Wednesday— Per Capita Tax Is $75.54. 36x63 in...... $6.75 tions of rare museum rugs^ The Herald office today Is a 27x54 in...... $4.50 beautifully copied in antique col­ house of sorrow. From 'out of this plane yet made, not even except­ 18x36 in...... $2.50 ors. newspaper’s family of workers has They /had a fine laugh. If the ing the more appealing and sensa­ Time To 9 x 1 2 ...... $169.50 been suddenly snatched one whose neighbors had thought quickly tional journey to Paris by Colonel taking away strikes a poignant enough to say, “ Yep, them’s the No. 5 Axminsters Charles Lindbergh. blow at ^very heart among us. The Benders,” the laugh might have 9x12 f t ...... $49.50 Oval Wiltons been on the other side for some tragic death of Albert Addy blots 8i;4xlOV2 ft ...... ?45 . Plain backgrounds with flow­ out a mind of unusual capacity and time; but they didn’t. OUT FOR DAWES 6x9 f t ...... $25.65 New Floor Coverings er, ship and nursery motifs. a personality of peculiar winsome­ Evidently the fake murder con­ The anti-Hoover forces in the 36x72 in...... $7.65 Very fine worsted Wilton grade.. ness. Every one in this organiza­ fession for the sake of a trip is Republican party seem to seriously 27x54 in...... $4.95 22x34 in...... • • $19 one of those things we shall have lack the power of co-ordination. tion suffers a sense of profoundest 221/2x36 in...... $2.98 i m e to banish every trace of winter! 27x40 in...... $42 loss. with us always. While in Massachusetts, Connecti­ 36 in. ro u n d ...... $13.50 cut and New York the policy of the Plan to replace worn rugs after the 36x70 in...... $25 anti-Hooverites is still predicated No. 6 Axminsters SINCLAIR ALL LOVELY? house has been cleaned for Spring! V The Waterbury Republican ex­ on the “ Coolidge anyhow” idea, T The expected has transpired. 9x12 f t ...... $52.65 the midwest opposition seems lit­ Carpets The jury in the Sinclair trial found presses the belief that if there 81/4x101/2 f t ...... $49.50 And what a wonderful array of new rugs are tle inclined to fall in with the no­ Hit-or-Miss Axminster the oil man innocent. The record should eventually be a merger of 6x9 f t ...... $28.35 tion. Ohio adherents of the late here to help you enliven your floors. Wil­ Carpet, yd...... $1.95 still stands. You cannot send a the New Haven railroad with “the 36x63 in...... $7.65 Senator Willis have now, in some Plain, heather-taupe Velvet multi-millionaire to jail in the Pennsylvania it would more prob­ 27x54 in...... $4.80 parts of the state, come out in open tons, Axminsters, fibers, mohair, chenilles, Uamet vd...... $2.50 United States— not thtough the act ably be through the method of a 22i/>x36 in...... *.------$3.65 advocacy of the nomination of Velvet stair Carpet, small, all-^ of a jury. The United States Su­ long lease with a guarantee of in­ rag rugs and the rest, plain and patterned, in Vice-President Dawes, which is a over figures, yd...... $2.50 preme court has declared that the come to the stockholders of the gesture of despair that by no possi­ Wool Wiltons the smartest new designs and colors. Best Velvet stair carpet, all- transactions between Albert Fall former than through purchase of a bility would have been made if over pattern, yd...... $3.50 and Sinclair in the leasing of Tea­ majority of the stock. The Repub­ ^xl2 ft...... $79 Ohio Republicans had considered Best plain rose-taupe Axmin­ pot Dome were shot through with lican goes on to say; 8 I/4 XIOI/2 f t ...... $72 You can use your old rugs as part payment the Coolidge boom in the least ster carpet, yd...... $3.95 fraud and corruption. Obviously the “ Public opinion in regard to the 36x64 in...... $13.27 practicable. on the new by trading them in now! United States Supreme court did proposed merger would depend on I______not know what it was talking what assurances the Pennsylvania STUFFING OUR BRAINS Rag Rugs 69c about; a District of Columbia jury was prepared to give that the in­ A Pennsylvania psychologist an­ Hit-or-miss rugs, size 27x54 •has decided differently. terests of New England ports and nounces that if a man acquired 30,- inches, with crow-foot borders It isn’t 80 difficult, at that, to cities would be as well served as 000 bits of information a day, his and fringed ends. Regular $1. follow the reasoning of the jury­ they are today. If one could be sure brain would be stuffed to capacity men. They had opportunity to ob­ that the Pennsylvania would pur­ by the time he was 50 years old. AUCTION serve Harry Sinclair. They knew sue the same policies in regard to After that he could learn nothing about his associates. They knew the New Haven that the New York -of- that he was a man who met other Central has since it acquired the more. Knowing little of formal psychol­ big business men on terms of social Boston and Albany no fears would ogy, we nevertheless feel there and business equality. They knew be necessary on this score.” must be something wrong with the that he was no cheap and shabby Are we altogether mistaken in ANTIQUES professor’s figures. We know any trickster but a man with a reputa­ the impression that the administra­ number of men whose brains are tion for square shooting, whose tion of the Boston and Albany by C. E. Macfarlane, Auctioneer hermetically sealed to any and all word was as good as his bond— a the Central has not been entirely new ideas. Most of them are not big man who had done big things free from criticism on this very yet 50, but they have learned noth­ They knew that If there was any­ score? We seem to remember many ing hew in a dozen years. And thing indirect and subterranean in a loud and agonized wail from Bos­ Tomorrow, 10 O’clock we’re positive they, never took in the Teapot Dome deal it was not ton shipping interests over alleged The Beautyrest 30,000 bits of information in one aimed at any individual; that it favoritism extended by the Central This is the first auction ever held by our half- was In line with that co-partner­ to the port of New York in the day— or in 1,000. Replace your worn mattresses year old Antique Department. All the $ 3 Down ship of business and politics which matter of ocean freights. Boston­ with new Beautyrests. You’ve lar stock will be included. The sale will start Long usage has stamped with the ians have even been known to cry never slept on a mattress as soft at 10 o’clock, rain or shine, and continued On the Club Plan, $3 delivers mark of approved custom in the out against a “conspiracy” be­ and luxurious. And its price throughout the day. any new refrigerator in our “ best” business circles. They knew tween the Central and New York is as low as that of mattresses stock. Then pay the balance in that Sinclair was, in every proba­ port interests to prevent the natu­ that can’t touch the Beautyrest MUSIC ROOM, easy weekly sums you’ll never bility, unconscious of doing any­ ral growth of Boston’s blue water for comfort. All sizes. miss and still receive the CASH thing criminal or even reprehensi­ commerce. ENTRANCE FROM 11 OAK ST. PRICE! $5 will be allowed for ble to grabbing off anything he your old refrigerator, too, as cottld get from the public domain. NEW SMELTING PROCESS part payment on the new one. Often the really important news New York, April 23.—-Not, per­ "For scores of years people have $39.50 <$> been doing the same thing. One of of the day goes almost unnoticed. haps, that it makes much .differ­ The other day the foreign informa­ ence— but the clowns of the great the most gigantic steals on record est show on earth” are using com­ was participated in by Congress tion department of the Bankers panionate marriage as one of their WATKINS BROTHERS. Ikc. when it made its notorious land Trust Company, New York, issued headline stunts. And the appear­ a bulletin saying that a new smelt­ ance of an “ old-fashioned *Pfn“ er grants to the Union Pacific rail­ on Broadway Is such a novelty thac EXCLUSIVE BBPRESENTATIVES FOR CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES ing process has been discovered in road. There have been innumerable it gets into the papers. An oiu- such Instances. The public mind, Great Britain that, its Inventor fashioned spender,” I and the Jury mind, have become says, will so reduce the cost of plain, is a fellow who insists on making Iron as to revolutionize paying 55 more for whatever he so habituated to them that the purchases, be it gingerale or cock­ thought of picking out one of the the iron and steel industry in a tails, than the already inflated participants and sending him to few years. quotation of a night club demands. prison is simply revolting. The process, according to its in­ Some folk have been so unkind as to call them "suckers.” Anyway, Perhaps, in the near future, ventor, will cut the cost of making they don’t happen often any more. Dwight P. Davis, during his Eu­ there will be a readjustment. iron and steel in half. One result, Say what you will of it, this U a over the Thompson-Crowe-Smith- it is predicted, may be that Eng­ the footlights were dimming before ropean visit last year, to observe fairly practical age. Small gang in lUlnola has added that troops were ever to be seen EVER PRESENT land will be able to stop Importing And when fhe late Eddie Poy s her eyes. It was as though some­ immensely to his prestige here, possessions went under the ham­ one was flashing off the lights. parading around Buckingham American The y6ung man in Oklahoma iron and steel and make all she where it had hardly been expected. Palace and other famous places mer the other day, it was found Within a few days one of Broad­ It strengthened Lowden as a presi­ needs at home. and to wish that we might have who sought a free ride to New that his taste in books ran to en­ way’s most promising players was dential candidate, for he participat­ HISTORY something of the sort here. Jersey by asserting that he was the It may be, of course, that this cyclopedias. He bad twelve differ­ blind. The doctors told her that ed In the fruits of victory, but it APRIL 28 gew process will develop some fiaw ent sets of reference books of en­ something had happened to her op­ The result was that for awhile X743— Birthday of Thomas Jeffer­ real villain of the Hall-Mills mys­ doesn’t seem to have increased ^ e last summer every Friday saw a or other that will prevent it from cyclopedic nature. And yot the tic nerves. For two years Dorothy son. tery, and whose aspiration has been Stickney disappeared from Broad­ ' belief that Dawes would be the ulti­ small detachment of troops doing world knew him as a clown! Most By RODNEY DUTCHER mate Republican candidate if Hoov­ 1791— Birthday of James Buchan­ nipped by the hard boiled cynicism being effective. But if it is all that their stuff on the ellipse between of Foy’s money— he didn’t have way. Washington— One class of about er should be stopped on the early an, fifteenth president. , of doubting Thomases of police­ it is claimed to be, this little bulle­ much toward the end of his career In the turn-over of theatergoers, 500,000 American citizens is not the White House grounds and the 1813— Birthday of Stephen A. — had gone into a little home just the newcomers didn’t so much as balloting. There has been a Washington monument. Large men and prosecutors, has had not- tin is one of the most significant permitted to participate actively in barely perceptible reaction lately Douglas, statesman. bits of news that has appeared in ‘ ‘ 4 5-minutes-from-Broadway.” Here know there had been suck a play­ politics during this big political and enthusiastic crowds- were an­ 1861— Robert E. Lee accepted •o-good luck as compkred with he loyed dearly to rest when he had er; and the critics forgot, perhaps. against the general conception of ticipated, but when the parading a long, long time. year or any other. Lowden and Dawes as “ the Twin command of yirglnla troops. many another claimant of unearn­ finished making his audiences A season ago these critics called at­ troops began regularly to outmum- 1879— Thomas A. Edison received tention to the excellent work a cer­ Government employes who hold Permutables.” ed honors as a murderer. For a laugh. Here the droll-looking old their jobs through competitive ber the spectators the drills were a patent- on the electric fellow would wrap himself in his tain Dorothy Stickney had done as There is evidence that Lowden long time it has been something of WILKINS’ ACHIEVEMENT civil service examinations are per­ called off. Now they have been light. ^ whimsical bathrobe and pour over the mad girl in “ Chicago.” And will be stronger than many ex­ started again, at the height of the a custom for individuals to pop in­ Dramatic as has been the epi­ this year the whole street is talk­ mitted to vote and express their 1898— President McKinley called his encyclopedias, trying to pick up pect and that Dawes is not adding tourists atASQU, with more bally­ for 125,000 two-year volnn^ sode of the German-Irish transat­ an education which his early strug­ ing about the adroit playing of this private opinions but may not en­ to view with confessions of mys­ to the secret strength with which hoo, more eclat, more spectators teers. lantic flight, the intrusion of the gle in life had denied him. You can same young woman in “ March gage in any political activity in he has been credited^ Many tery murders committed afar off, city, county, state or national and more troops. Wllklns-Eilson hop over the top of never tell about a clown! Hares.” months ago this writer was told to get a long railroad ride to the elections— or primaries. Secretary of State Kellogg was Jurisdiction of the crime, and then the world from Point Barrow to by Illinois politicians that Deneen drafted as chief reviewing func-. jg.OOO CX)VERED SEATS Which reminds me, there’s a Dexter Fellowes, circus publicist Just recently, employes of the had presidential ambitions. It Spltzbergen bids far to steal much extraordkiary, informs me that the gan Francisco postofflce felt the tionary after President Coolidge AT y.ALE’S BALL GAMES smilingly say, “ I was just fool­ certain auctioneer in the Broadway may be now that In the event of a of its thunder. In comparison with belt whose hammer has rapped off bearded lady is the rarest of circus effect of this regulation. Quite a and Vice President Dawes had WHEN SEASON OPENS ing!” and produce identification as convention deadlock Lowden dele­ pleaded othei engagements. For the vast mystery of the unexplored the world goods of scores of fam-| freaks. For the first time in many a number of them had worked for some entirely different person or ous ones of the show world. Only year, the “ biggest show” has to James E. Power, a former San gates will go to Deneen rather the grand opening, Secretary New Haven, Conn.— Twblvs else an iron plad alibi. Arctic spaces the Atlantic areas, he has known Just how inflated I take to the road without one. And ITranclsca postmaster who was than to Dawes. Davis calRd for all th« available thousand comfortable seats und«^T We seem to remember an ancient the Labrador coast ^ d the straits were the public impressions of iwhat l8 a freak show without a running for mayor. It was said Now that Deneen appears to trocps in Port Myey, Port Humph cover will be offered holders ' of of Belle Isle are an open book, many of their fortunes. In some nearded lady? It seems that beard­ that they had been given to under­ rule supreme In Illinois it might rey and Washington barracks, tickets to Yale’s Varsity baseball etory of an entire family of four or games when the seasbu opens next often read. Wilkins and Eilson flew cases the families have had to sell ed ladies command such excellent stand that Power, If defeated, be poor judgment for a delegate to more than 150d of them. The five persons getting transportation treasured keepsakes in order to salaries that they're hard to keep. do otherwise —- and the elected army band oompah-oompahed. If month, and an addition to the vast over hundreds of miles of. the would return to his old job and from California, where they were keep away the wolf. There is a What’s more, the giants and fat that it would thus be as well for delegates have more in common the crowd keeps up, therfi will be Yale athletic plant goes into serv­ gtranded, to Kansas, wkere they earth’s surface never before beheld prevalent legend that most of t. men soon see their economic value them to help him. A similar situ­ with Deneen, who braved the pine­ marching troqps to be seen every ice in a very informal'Way. As mat­ and marry them. The “ Baroness formerly lived, by pretending to be by the eye of man. And they mark­ great footlight stars accumulq ation, incidentally, developed in apples, than with Dawes, who Friday all summer long. ters now stand no one.;erp€[cts the wealth, whereas scores of them de Barcy,*’ last of the famed seats to be filled evefi on the the notorious Bender family, who a ed out a route between the North Chicago several years a«o when stayed on the job In Washington bluff it through in their late years “ bearded ladies,” not only married, The comforting fact for Dawes big baseball day of the year, vv'r long time ago kept a kind of a American mainland and Europe and die leaving insufficient money but settled down and quit the tent Arthui^ C. Lueder resigned as post­ Yale and Harvard clash on ' master to run for mayor against would be that Deneen couldn’t be toadside tavern in the lonely Kan- far shorter than any other ever to pay the undertaker. show world. Tuesday of Commencement W ' GILBERT SWAN. Denver. , . nominated and that he palght aas prairie and indulged in a weak- followed. nevertheless, barring a6cldenth, The new stands replace a col .. Here’s another of those little Two assistant superintendents tion of wooden bleacher* .thhl sesa lor tnnkimK travelers on the Setting aside all questions of of mall in the San Francisco office get the whole Illinois delegation dramas to be found In "off stage’* Is no new ihlps Wider the in use more than a generi^n an'i. lead with a hammer, assimilating mere performance, the adventurq Broadway. A few years ago they have been removed, three clerks In the end, that cost the athletic asiaclil^oh We have the candidate for reduced in grade and salary, four One of the strongest tendencies siin***Eccl* their cash and hnrying their bodies of Wilkins and Eilson will probably were sajdug of her that “ she had president. He’s a Justice of the much money in keeping la-‘ > great possibilities” and “ a great clerks reduced in salary and 14 in the councils qf our Army be considered, by students of avia­ peace in Hiawatha, Kas., and he In these times we light for ideas, from year to year_The Yale ' «ader the ehack. Alter getting back deal of talent.” Her rise was r^ ld others “ warned and admonished. and Navy is to do things the way tion, as the most interesting in paid the damages on an automo­ and nawspapw* fortreeses. , b*ll field has not been chaidMidjI to their own stamping ground the and deserved. the Britiah do them. But It waa whht it proves and its potential bile in which three boys were rid- the lefigt* ., is fiseatton, upon identiflca- One night, Dorothy Stlcjmey re- Senator peneen'a big yietory ^gniy lor Booretary fit War jBOiu^attBeet of all long flights by oMlvSS It oolUded with his own.

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MANCTTESTEK XCONN.V FVENTNG’ nER A*t:T), MONDAY, APRft 28, 1828., —< iT.\ ■ Paris, has a case before th# first in New York and Chicago, tnd - FRENCH PHONE CO. in which he will latEodpce Campaign Portraits— Charles G. Dawes seems to be becoming more and ^ T P O W r A T graph reeprd containing th®,w,, “ GANGING” CAUSE more universal. The-activity re­ tlon of;,a;;b&lliff-,wte ferred to is that of passing from the STATE WEDNESDAV USE PHONOCRAPHS TO claration.’ pVer lffie^.-'Heiophone 50.^ rear to the right of other vehicles. miles from the icapital. OF AUTO CRASHES This is apparently not authoriifed Pershing Helped Put under Connecticut law and proba­ Picture Starring William PROTECT CIKTOMERS bly not under any law .. Return “The ^trolley car for which this Haines to Have Henry Poyd, according , to dis­ provision is made in the law is hot Showing. Paris.— Blackmailers can no patches from End^and, belleres in "Mass Driving” Dangerous a motor vehicle under legal de­ Dawes In Limelight In response to the wishes of hun­ longer use the telephone in France “ free trade all around.” But, gosh!', finition, but is recognized as a with impunity. In fact anj’ oonver you can’t trade one of thoS8;rl922 necessary obstruction to motor dreds of local movie fans. Manager and Commissioner Tells Jack Sanson of the State Theater sation sub rosa in nature can be Fords for anything, unless it' b® vehicle traffic so provision is made carried on only with the greatest Editor’s Note: This, the 13th in has secured a limited return en­ razor blades. where it may be legally passed from gagement of “ West Point,” the danger over the wires. , a series of Presidential Campaign Reasons Why. the rear on the right. The passing Portraits written for The Herald Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer -production The telephone company, which is of all other vehicles is strictly pro­ starring William Haines, and it is government-owned, now offers and rNEA Service by Robert Talley, vided for to the effect that they SPRING PRICES is the second of four articles dis-v to be on view at the State Wednes­ phonographic register service to > - i.- F' ; Censure for the practice of must be passed from the rear on the day only of this week. subscribers for a few dollars above cussing the career of Vice President ieft. In city operation, however, it (i^ash) Charles G. Dawes. The third article “ ganging,” or driving vehicles too During its successful showing in the regular annual tolls. As soon has apparently become necessary Manchester some few weeks ago, / on Dawes will be printed tomorrow. close to one another on the high­ as two parties are connected the re­ PEA COAL ...... $11.25 Ton that in practice this principle be this famous army school, created a cording disk functions catching ways, is contained in an article on often disregarded and that the profound interest. Because of the CHESTNUT COAL $14.75 Ton By ROBERT T.XLLEY. every word. “ Mass Driving,” written by Robbins “ drive to the right” rule herein dis­ popuiar demand for the picture at Business men hail the device as STOVE C O A L ____ $15.00 Ton cussed has forced passing on the that time, it was Impossible to hold Washington, April 23.— The B. Stoeckel, commissioner of Motor a. boon in interurban negotiations. EGG COAL ...... $14.75 Ton story of Brig. Gen. Charles G. right under certain circumstances. it over beyond its original booking. Authorities point out the “ invis­ Vehicles for the current bulletin of This practice has developed to the Remembering this incident and Dawes in the World War— where ible stenographer” will virtually ARCHIE H, HAYES the Motor Vehicle Department. point where probably some attempt with the realization that there were preclude telephonic approach by he first became a national and in- I still hundreds of local peisons who “ It is readily apparent,” he says will need to be made to govern it blackmailers and kidnapers and Center St. Phones 1115-2, 1115-3 ternational figure— runs parallel in : by law or ordinance.” did not have the chance of seeing “ that this practice may cause dan­ “ West Point” when it played Ma(i- speed up the apprehension of many many respects to the story of Gen- | ger to other users of the highway, ether evil-doers. Coal and Xrucking, chester before. Manager Sansdn Soutfi Manchester eral John J. Pershing, his friend of especially where the individual DOUG AS “GAUCHO” immediately liooked it for Wednes­ Maltre Annet-Badel, lawyer of a life time. vehicles making up a gang are day. Their friendship began in Dan | large, and they usually are.” It will be shown in conjunction Cameron’s 15-cent lunch room out ; Particularly does he denounce IS A BIG HIT with a pleasing variety of shorter in Lincoln, Neb., ♦) years ago when i “ gaiuging” in a fleet of trucks, each subject^. Dawes was a struggling young law- : having the same destination as the jer and Lieutenant Pershing, not i other, and all following one another Fairbanks’ Latest Is Most Un A midshipman is called a plebe long out of West Point, was a mill- I closely along the route. ‘‘Trans­ during his first year at Annapolis. tary instructor of the University ! portation officials and operators, usual Picture— At State ■ M of Nebraska. William Jennings ; especially those in charge of 3 % Two More Days. Wise Smith & Co. Bryan, another famous resident cf i ton trucks and greater and large HARTFORD Lincoln, enters the picture, but | jitney buses, ought to understand Eulogizing a day when Gauchos NOTICE soon fades out. the danger of this particular fea­ bold rode the boundless pampas Vice President Dawes exp’ odes j ture of road driving more thorough­ and the law of, might made right, A Very Timely Sale of the legend that in his first lawsuit 1 ly than is now the case,” he says. Douglas F'airbanks comes forth in Whereas: Ten or more mem- Bryan was attorney for the other j “ Operators ought to be instructed his thrilling new United Artists side. Bryan’s law firm— Talbot and against these dangers and be taught production, “ The Gaucho, whicn bers of the Ecclesiastical So^ Byran— once opposed him in a rate to avoid the near proximity of other opened at the State Theater last ciety of Manchester, Conn., case as counsel for the Missouri vehicles and especially of other evening for a three day engage­ have petitioned for a special W ALL PAPER Pacific, Dawes says, but Talbot large ones of similar type.” ment. A more colorful romance than meeting conducted it and Bryan remained President Dawes and General John. J Pershing, his life-long The recent accident on the Bos­ We hereby give notice that pretty much in the background. \ice this South American story, with its friend, photographed together at the Sesqui-Centennial E.vijosition ton Post road, when a bus overturn­ majestic scenery, its tense rivalries a special meeting of the Eccle­ ed and a large number of persons and conquests, could scarcely be 'c to 59c in Philadelphia in 1925. siastical Society of Manchester The ’oond between Dawes and were injured, is cited by the com­ conceived. Again, Fairbanks, actor- Pershing, when the war broke out, Dawes refused; he wanted to go to both turned at the same time, and missioner as one of those whic,^ producer, brings to his world audi­ will be held in the parlors of Regularly 40c to 75c Roll was deeper than friendship which France. each was in tears. All John said might have been avoided if this ence a wonderful screen narrative the Center Congregational had ripened throughout the years; By this time the news got tc was: ‘Even the war can’t keep it gangin»g practice had not been fol­ destined to rank with the epics of Wall papers in newest spring styles suitable for it was the bond of tragedy. out of my mind.’ ” Church Tuesday evening, April Pershing, and Pershing promptly lowed. all time. 24, 1928 at 7 :30 o’clock for the every room, '' It came about this way: called Dawes to direct the supply- Commercial vehicles are not The star has the role of a bandit During Pershing’s absence in forces behind the lines in h ranee. Nevertheless they had their jokes alone in this fault, the commission­ chief, the leader of a horde of Gau­ following purpose, to wit: FREE Mexico, fire destroyed the Pershing Dawes’ job was to purchase ma­ together and each helped the er finds. “ It is compai-atively just cho riders, who cross the moun­ First— To hear and take home and his wife and three of terial wherever he could find it in other’s burden. Once, while lunch­ as dangerous,” he says “ for tw-o tains and occupy a stately shrine such action as deemed advis­ With $3.00 or Over their four children were burned to Europe a very important jOb in ing together in the former palace of touring cars to proceed in close city whose wealth is the prey of the able in regard to an offer to Two pounds of paste death. view of the fact that submarines Napoleon’s Marshall Lannes, Dawes proximity to each other and at a cruel usurper of the country. A Dawes had one son— Rufus Fear­ were sinking many of the cargoes surveyed the magnificisnt splendors slow rate of speed. Wherever the madcap mountain lass, thrilled by purchase the property on and paste brush with ing Dawes— who was making a that started from this country. 1 and then turned to the commander- operation of motor vehicles which the notoriety of the Gaucho chief, which the parsonage is located. every room, $3.00 or record for himself at Princeloi. I in-chief. are accompanying each other, in join.s him enroute. News of tlie Second—To transact any over. No father was ever prouder of his outlaw’s presence reaches the usur­ Dawes bought everything from ! “ John,” he said, “ when I con- the sense that they are close enough other business proper to come boy; none ever hoped, planned or organized | trast these barren surroundings ■ ^^Qggther so that they form a traffic per, who, in turn, puts a price on dreamed of a greater future for his hay to locomotives and before said meeting. Statesman labor battalions to build railroads, with the iuxuriousness of our i unit of operation which is out of his head. It is here that the action child. And then, on the threshold and beginning of the story takes W. L. PARKIS highways and mine coal. Supplies life in Lincoln, Neb., it does seem , average speed and out Floor Varnish of manhood, Rufus Fearing Dawes that a good man has no chance in with other driving on the place. Lupe Velez is cast in the role W. H. GARDNER was drowned while bathing in had to come and di.hiculties had lo of the beautiful mountain lass and j- 1 the world. i same highway, then there is cx- STEPHEN C. HALE. $3.49 Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. be brushed aside. Once, when in Gustave von Seyffertitz, eminent' I dire need of artillery horses, he “ Don t it beat hell. Pershi o dan.ger, not only to the South Manchester, Conn., Regularly $4.50 laughed. vehicles and their operators who are character-actor, is at his best as the finally found a number in Spain. wicked usurper. Others prominent April 18, 1928. gallon The eulogy of his son that Gen­ Another time Dawes tlinhed a doing this type of drivins but also eral. Dav/es wrote for the min­ Spanish law, however, prohi'Dited in the cast are Eve Southern, who their exportation. A neat little board of officers with an eloqUent to all other traffic. I hereby certify that the ister to read at the funeral is a description of “ General Persiiing s has the rqie of a shrine girl, Mich­ Spar Varnish smuggling plot served the difficulty. Another driving practice which is ael Vavitcli, A1 MacQuarrie, Nigel above notice was filed with the classic. After reciting in a tender, famous Spanish friend, the famous scored by the commissioner in his sympathetic manner, the material Often Dawes negotiated single- de Brulier and Charles Stevens. F. clerk of the Society and a copy Dan Cameron.” Dawes prated on, article is the common fault of oper­ $4.49 successes that his boy v,;as winning, handed with w'hole governments. Richard Jones directed the produc­ placed on the door of the He went at their commissions ham­ describing a Spanish grandee of ating too near the middle of the Dawes continued: tion. church, April 18, 1928. Regularly $6.00 mer and tongs, casting military some sort who was noted as an epi­ road, especially on the new four- On Wednesday only, the manage­ “ My boy livel long enough to curean— Pershing was convulsed Better Wall 'win out.’ Whatever the years etiquet to the winds, bellowing his track highways. The only safe way ment of the State is bringing Wil­ W. L. PARKIS, demands and largely over-awelug with silent laughter, remembering to drive on a wide straiigtit road, he liam Haines in “ West Point,” back would have added would be only the Dan Cameron of 15-cent lunch Chairman of the Society’s Papers material. In a man’s character is their attempts at the tricks of says, especially for slow vehicles is to Manchester for a special return diplomacy-. His language was often fame back in Nebraska. engagement. • Committee. his real career. to keep to the right so that if it unpolished, but usually effective. becomes necessary for another to 69c " $1.79 “ He died suddenly in the midst After months of effort Dawes pass, its operator need not go to BIBLE CLASS CONVENTION Regularly $1.00 to of happiness. He died with Ins succeeded shortly before the war Pershing and Dawes were fre- j the left of the center of the high­ The fifth annual, convention of $2.50 Roll nigh ideals unlowered. He died ended in. getting the allies to unify the National Federation of Men's with all the noble illusions ot high- quently together, and about that ] way to get by. their system of supply behind the “ Every vehicle on such a road Bible Classes will be held in New­ minded youth undisturbed and un­ time Dawes entered this in his pub­ lines. A point board, with him as 6c Roll must keep to the right,” the com­ ark, N. J., on Saturday and Sun­ dispelled. He died without having lished diary: . chairman, was formed to co-ordin- day, April 28 and 29. The Second Regularly 10c and “ I have been with General Per­ missioner declar’fes. “ If for any H arm ony lost ambition, with his eyes fixed c* t0. P-resbyterian church, Washington 121/oC shing each day, taking lunch on reason it becomes necessary to de­ on the high mountains of life With General Pershing, Dawes— and James streets, will be the head­ Papers for bedroom, where, beyond any question, had he Friday at the house, or rather the then a brigadier general— occasion­ viate from the right hand path to­ quarters for the convention. lived he would have ‘ climbed.,” palace, where he is staying. Deal ally visited the front line and the wards the center, then the right A special train will start from kitchens, etc. must be returned to forthwith as Records tellow and loyal friend. . . . We hospitals. Hartford at 8:30 on Sunday, April have both passed through tne “ I have seen war as it is,” he _ soon as the reason for the deviation 29. The railroad has reduced the lOc Per Roll Fifty-one days after war was de­ One might go further and clared in 1917, Dawes left his bank greatest grief v.^hich can come to a says in his book. “ Before the is over, rates to fare and one-half for the Regularly 15c and 18c man. As we rode up together front-line private soldier and the sugtgest to enforcement officers that round trip. in Chicago to become a lieutenent- it .constitutes reckless driving for papers. colonel in an outfit of engineers there occurred an instance of tele­ front-line officers, the aviators and pathy which was too much for the tank men, a staff officer, no anybody to proceed on such a road 35« (railway), training near Atlanta. in any other part than on the ex­ 14c per roll He went to camp in his private car, either of us. matter how essential his work or “ Neither of us was saying any­ treme right providing there is other TEST ANSWERS Regularly 20c to 25c taking his wife and daugliter, and how high his rank, feels like stand­ thing, but I was thinking of my ing at salute. At least I do.” traffic which is incommoded there­ Papers for all kinds lived on his car while there. by. _ Certainly______under _____ the . extreme Here Is one solution to the 3 FOR $1 Herbert Hoover, food administra- lost boy and of John’s loss, and At least I do.” of rooms. looking out of the window, and he conditionr o"rtraffic as they some- i LETTER GOLF puzzle on the comic same thing oa the times exist on such highways it is | pa,ge. ’roniorrow: “ Hell an’ Maria!” All the Latest Hits Varnish movements in this country. But 1 other side of the automboile. We prime facie reckless to be in the i center of the road. “ Probably the one defensible rea- j A Quality Record $2.98 SEEK DEEP CHANNEL son for left side road driving is that V 1 c E Regular $4.00 grade CHARLEMAGNE TOWER it enables the driver to see ahead at a Low Price IN GREAT LAKES AS around curves. The tendency to Paint Varnish Stain CRUMBLES TO DUST drive left must he curbed. Wher­ V 1 N E Try Some “ Neighbors’ Night” was observed ever a man finds that he is indulg­ p.79 Gallon $3.49 I at the Grange Tuesday evening. HELP FOR SHIPPERS ing in it he must begin to realize In red, gray, green Regular $4.50 gallon that while he may not be putting I N E AFTER 1128 YEARS Good Will, Columbia, Wethersfield, F and brown. Downstairs Lyme and Andover were represent­ himself in danger because his re­ KEMP'S ed. Columbia and Good Will furn­ actions are so atuned as to take Cleveland.— Shippers would save care of his own work, yet he may D 'lours.— The celebrated “ Tour ished the program which was, in $25,250,000 annually, if a 25 foot F I N Charlemagne” has finally yielded to part, as follows: by an appearance of an intended channel would be dug.in the Great action fault an oncoming car and age. The inhabitants of the well- Dialogue, Howard Squire and Lakes from the Welland Canal to known chateau center watched it Miss Blaksley; song. Miss Lila See­ make trouble. F O N D the ports of Buffalo, N. Y., Toledo, Comment is made by Commission­ WXXXVVN.VVXA.VVVVV crumble away one night, just one ley; reading, William Wolf; chorus O., Duluth, Minn., Superior and thousand one hundred and twenty- by members of Good Will; duet. er Stoeckel on a curious phase of Milwaukee, W'^is., Chicago and the drive to the right rule which is F O O D eight years after the day it was That Girl of Mine, by the Misses Cleveland, Congressman William Ruth and Carolyn Moore; dialogue. becoming more and more in vogue built. W. Chalmers, ^of Toledo, who in­ Constant weathering had made Misses Lillian and Olive Bantle; in' city driving and practice. “ It For Less Than reading, Keeping Fit, Lucy Bantle; troduced a bill in Congress to dee. - has developed,” he says “ in the G- O O D great cracks and loosened the en the Great Lakes channel declar­ stones. After many repairs all pantomine, “ Wanted a Wife,” by large cities of the United States, hope of saving the tower was aban­ several members of Good Will; ed. doned, and. notice was given for chorus, A Perfect Day. Visitors Practically all of the lake those living in the immediate neigh­ present were eighty-five, local thir­ freighters, it was asserted, of 2,000 vvvvvvvvvvs.v $100.00 borhood to vacate. The crash was ty-three. Refreshments consisting of tons of more capacity have *& expected. sandwiches, 'cake and punch, were greater draft than the present You Can Get an served by the local Grange. The falling of the tower marks channel depths permit. the disappearance of the famous Mrs. Alfred H. 'Post is ill with “ If the same recommendation as Abbey St. Martin, one of the glories tonsilitis. Dr. C. E. Pendleton of I am now introducting in Congress of the Dark Ages. Luitgard, one Colchester is attending her. Her had been adopted by the govern­ ELECTRIC of the wives of the famous Charie- daughter, Mrs. Charles Fish of ment 22 years ago when made by niagn^, is said to have been buried Manchester, is with her. Gen. Davis after he made a survey Over 50' Lovely beneath it. Two hundred monks ^ The Gilead Players will give the as authorized by Congress, many I WASHING MACHINE once lived in the dormitories. three-act comdy “ Two Days to Mar­ times the cost of improvement Colors Twenty at a time they chanted in ry” at the Andover town hall Tues­ would have been saved to___ the shipI Designs the chapel all day long, changing day evening the 24th. * pers of the country. Representa-j ^ every hour. They became im­ Joseph Barrasso, manager of the tive Chalmers explained. FREE! mensely wealthy but later lo§t all Wells-Way farms has secured the According to Chalmers, two years - the gold and rare jewels which services of a Mr. Gilmore and his ago the seven harbors mentioned A beautiful clothes hamper filled their coffers. After the re­ son. Mr. Gilmore and family are handled more than one-half the with every automatic sold this living in Mr. Way’s tenement, the ligious wars, their prosperity tonnage of the country and received month. ■waned, but the Abbey survived un­ Post house. only $684,770 appropriation for im­ til the Revolution . Mrs. Benjamin Lyman is ill with provement of the harbors. Give Your Rooms a cold and sore throat. ITALIAN CITIES OFFER Robert E. Foote, delegate, at­ PRIZE FOR BIG FAMILIES; tended the Republican State Con­ DOMESTIC REVOLUTION Charming Personality Only FREE STREET CAR RIDES vention in Hartford, Tuesday even­ ing and Wednesday. Very Young Wife (tearfully): IT’S WONDERFUL what a new sense of person­ Milan.— The more the merrier is Thirteen members of the local ...... And you used to call mo ality a tasteful and artistic wall paper can give to apparently new Italy’s motto for Grange attended the evening ses­ “my queen.” a room. And never have we known such Wely babies. sion of the East Central Pomona Her Hubby: Yes, but when I held at Wapping Wednesday- after- new designs as those we are now displaying. $ Children, instead of being a found that the queen let the din­ 99.50 dra'wback, are proving an acquiffi- .noon and evening. ner burn and took a week to mend You’ll be surprised at the charming effects you can tion to the Italian family man to- Mr. and Mrs. Asa W. Ellis at­ her subject’s socks, ,I decided that achieve at very small cost in selecting from our $5.00 DOWN tended the funeral of their relative day. ' ' a republic was better.— Passing new spring assortments. Inspect them today. We are now ahle to offer our customers the Automatic Washer The parents of every child born Mr. Latham in Columbia Wednes­ Show. nO'W get a bounty from Signor day afternoon. at a price unbelievably low. Mussolini, while those with large Messrs Bishop and Merritt of families enjoy various degrees of Andover are painting the barn and fiscal exemption. garage at J. B. Jones’. Say It With Flowers Some of the larger cities are vie- A grass fire Wednesday, started John I. Olson ing with one another in encourag­ by children at the Oscar Barthble- THE MANCHESTER mew place, was extinguished by Flowers For All Occasions Painting and Decorating Contractor ing large families. Milan has de­ 773 Main street creed free use of street-cats to men working on the road dear by 699 Main St., . Phone 1400, , South Manchester families with many young children, and men employed at E. W. Buell Anderson Greenhouses while Turin is applying public shop. There was a high wind and much damagS might have resulted. 158 Eldiidae St. Tel. 2124 dies. 1 )i.' L MANCHESTER (CONN^) EVENING HER AID, M O N D A Y , A P | « L 28, 132?. P A G E S IX OATHOlilO WOMWt

A ‘Tavorite Son” Gets the ‘‘Fatted Calf” ( Y H E H n O M aItamfcord, Cott-i., Aprjt^l NO CONTINENT SEEN R iU E FP IM Hnxirtf di foor bandred^_^^ ereparo throughout Scandanavia over- the and offer to act as pathflnder on dresses by Kt. Rev. Twmaa F. Be Finished in Fall. fiight, as this is the "Land of Ex­ their flight Into New York. Cham­ Aullffe, Rev. J. Eliot Roas. and plorers.’’ Capt. Wilkins detailed berlain had Intended to get away In effort to stimulate further in­ Rev. Matthew J. Judge, of Hart­ report of his epic journey is await­ from Brainard ^eld at 4;30 a. m. terest in the annual gymnastic ex­ ford. (Bficers will be elected on Representatives of the Southern ed with eager anticipation. He was still on the field four hours hibition to be beld at the School Tuesday and the convention will New England Telephone Company Wireless stations have intercept­ later, and the prediction made Street recreation Center May 4 the end on Wednesday. were in Manchester this morning ed a veritable flood of messages ad­ that he could not sUrt before ^ten followip^g letter was mailed today and spent considerable time at the dressed to Wilkins and Eilson at o'clock at the earliest. to the various members of the men's An ordinary thimble wbuld hold office of Cheney Brothers securing the Green Harbor radio station. gym classes: 100,000 of the small screws used the necessary inforinatioii as to the These come from friends,- from AWAIT RESCUE PLANE. Dear Gym Member; in making \vatehes. size and depth of the water mains scfentific bodies and from newspa­ Greenly Island, April 28.'— (By On Friday evening May 4tb we that run along East Center street pers and press associations seeking Airplane to Seven .Islands , and Mur­ are planning to have an exhibition, and also the sanitary sewer mains details of the "Great Adventure of ray Bay, and Land Wire to New which will be a demonstration, by NOTICE on East Center street in front of the Ffir North.” Y orkj— Impatient, over continued both men and wtmen, of the vari­ their property, known as the Smith delays'in getting replacement parts ous forms of gymnastic work that TO THE PUBIJC PURPOSE OF FLIGHT place, just west of Orange Hall. to Grfeenly Island for the Bremea, has been done during the past win­ \ ' They are also seeking informa­ New York, April 23.— The chief Baron von Huenefeld and Captain Great rejIucHons on shoe rC|iair- purpose of Captain George H. Wil­ Herman Koehl restlessly awaited ter. tion as to the condition of the soil One of the members on the pro ing. You catf save t»0 to on kins’ epic flight was to search for ’the arrival of the trl-motored Ford each Job In (his place. and befr-e the day was through land in the hidden wastes of the monoplane and Its precious burden gram will be a fifteen minute dunab expected to visit Building Inspector Arctic, and not to fly over the bell drill by men. The drill will Men’s soles sewed • avoid the necessity of preliminary PLOT TO KIDNAP children. expedition began a few days later. is possible that an accident in which the Cuban pacification campaign Uygeks before another ship «** >pu^n hearing in lower court. The court­ The statement said: the car was involved earlier in the and also saw service on the Mexi-| tiere. room was crowded with spectators MAY AWAIT NOBILE Headman’s Island evening, may have produced a de­ ‘We have all learned one thing. when the alleged bandits were MOVIE ACTRESS London, April 23 — Captain can border. “ The landing point of Wilkins tect in the steering gear. The car The people who live in these isolat­ brought in. Parents of the pair George H. Wilkins and Carl B. As sergeant in the 77th com­ and Eilson, described in the meagre had become mired in the mud in pany, Sixth- Machine Gun Battalion, ed districts beyond the rim of were present. Eilson, trans-Artie explorers, who dispatches as ‘Deadman’s Island, Bolton and it was necessary to get civilization are, amofig the in Los Angeles, Calif., AprU 23. second Division, U. S. Marines, he flew by plane from Point Barrdw, just north of Ice Fjord,’ lies an­ a horse to pull it out. saw much active service in the tjje world. They are A plot to kidnap Dolores Del Rio Alaska, to Spitzbergen, may remain other 125 miles south of King’s State Policeman Edward Foley and hold the Mexican screen beauty World War. His company was in charitable and give freely of wnai SAILORS DROWNED. at Spitzbergen until General Um­ Bay. The flyers were apparently and Alvin Backlel of the Hartford the thick of the fighting at Ver- they have.” - for $100,000 ransom was revealed berto Nobile arrives for a Polar making for the Spitsbergen wire­ barracks investigated the accident. today with three suspected conspi­ dun, the Meuse Sector. Bamrlchea, Baron gave some adduionai San Sebastian, Spain, April 23.- flight in the dirgible Italia, accord­ less station at Green Harbor, an They attributed the accident to the Belleau Woods, Chateau Thierry, details of the difficulties be en- Seven members of the crew of thb keep it right- rators under arrest. ing to an Exchange Telegraph dis­ indentation in the south shore of slippery highway. They said that At the same time it was learned Soissons, Verzy, St. Mihiel, Cham-| in raising money for the fishing schooner “ Calming Ancho” patch from Spitzbergen this after­ Ice Fjord, when they found it ne(^ the car traveled 104 feet after it pagne and Mount Blanc. He was jugijt. It was financed, with funds were drowned when it foundered that police have been guarding the noon. Capt. Wilkins wishes to give started to.skid before it struck the star’s home in Hollywood for the essary to land on the small Island. badly wounded in the latter bat- . obtained through personal loans, upon the rocks off Point Asajes keep it tuned I the Italian explorer the benefit of The Geographic Society points tree. The wreckage was towed to tie by an exploding shrapnel, which | There was a iresh snowfall over last two months and that a Kinney’s garage. ■today. \ clothesman accompanied Miss Dei his experiences to assist him in out that charts fail to disclose a literally peppered him with flying the week-end and the wind was selecting routes. “ Deadman’s Island” .in this region, Neither of the victims was mar­ bits of metal. He was one of seven o u r piano is a vei^ w

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measures were required to stop the Mrs. Cunlille, attempted to novelist, Christian Reid. a washed-out pn’^ n e n t To Set Dates flow of blood. Dr, tlrane took charge of the case. ed with another jcar, his sedtfni SEEGAINSFOR SOUTHTOHAVE The exact dates for the unveil­ dows being shattered by the ings have, not been decided upon, The accident occurred when DAILY RADIO PROGRAM but Rev. McClellan said that ' the Thomas H. Travis, a son-in-law of pact j , 440.9— W e X -W J R . DETROIT—680. Leading DX Stations. exercises would be held sometime Monday, April 23. FREE STATE IN ABBEY IN HONOR during the summer months. 7:00—C. J. Lingeman minstrels. 475.9— WSB, ATLANTA—630. President Coolldge will open Amerl- 7:30—Roxy with VVJZ. In 1929 memorials will be lin- 8:30— Dreamers; dance orchestra. 7:30—Roxy with WJZ. can Forestry Week at 8 o'clock Mon- 9:00—W JZ Rivcralde hour. veiled to Edgar Allen Poe, Henry day night when he reads a proclama­ 9:00—VVJZ Riverside hour. 9:30— W E A F artJsta family party, POTEEN BAHLE OF FAMED SONS Timrod. Prances 0. Ticknor, and tion through the microphones of 535.4— WTIC, HARTFORD—560. 10:30— VVEAF harmony team. W K A F and the Red network. Other 6:30—Bond Instrumental trio. ll-45_Melody artists’ orchestra. Father Ryan. Other monuments of speakers Include the Honorable 7:30— I’lay boys program. 526-KYW , CHICAGO—570. the future will be to Thomas Nel­ DOG OWNERS Charles Stewart, minister of Inter.or 8 :0 0 -New Departure orchestra. 7 :30— Roxy’s Gang with WJZ. son Page, Joel Chandler Harris, 8:30—WEAF Gypsies: artisU party, Fletcher, N. C.— Bronze tablets of the Dominion of Canada, and rheo- 9:00— VVJZ Riverside hour. Dublin.— Bootlegging in Ireland, John Esten Cook and others. Section 5, Chapter 269 of the Public Acts of 1925 of dor« Roosevelt, general chaiman cf 10:30—VVEAF harmony team. 1();00— WJZ moon magic. through the manufacture and sale commemorating four famous South­ the American Forestry WeeK Commit­ 11:00__VVEAF Johnson’s orchestra. 10:35— Dixie Trail, musical program. ^ When Rev. McClellan came to the the State of Connecticut require that all dogs must be tee. A musical program will present 11:30—Old time melodies. 365.6— W EBH -W JJD . CHICAGO—B20. of ‘poteen’, a high-powered, home erners will be unveiled in the ivy- aristocratic old church here foui- Louise Homer Stires. soprano: Har­ 8:30--Edgewater orchestra, trio. licensed on or before May 1st, 1928. Neglect or refusa 422.3-WOR, NEWARK-710. brewed illicit intoxicant, had its covered, time-mellowed “ Westmin­ years ago he became interested in rington Van Hoesen, baritone, and 7 :00—Levitow’s orchestra: lleders. 9:00—Mooseheart hour; songs. greatest development during the to license on or before that date will cost an additional Frank La Forge, composer-pianist 9:00—Columbia male quartet, solos. 11:05—Orchestra; mystery three. ster Abbey of the South” this sum­ southern history, and the idea oc­ Viola Philo, dramatic soprano of both 9:30— Columbia concert orchestra, 416.4— W G N 'W L IB , J3HICAGO— 720. trouble-times in Ireland between curred to him that there were monu­ dollar as well as makipg you liable to arrest. the operatic and concert stages, and lyoo—Columlria classical music. g.;40—WEAF Gypsies: artists party. 1916 and 1922. The political situa­ mer. ments enough to the South’s war the newest member of the Gang, will lfl-30—Columliia Buccaneers program. 10-.30— Violinist, neigliiKirhood frolic. Registration fee. Male or spayed female $2.00. be introduced to radio listeners of ] 1;05—Henderson’s dance orchestra. 344.6— WLS, CHICAGO—870. tion made it impossible to deal with The so-called Southern Westmin­ heroes, but that many of its states­ VVJZ and the Blue network by Itoxy ll';30—The Witching hour. 8'10—Jack, Jean, pianist: Angelus. the traffic in any connected , and ster Abbey is at the Calvary Epis­ men, artists and musicians were un­ male $10.25. Under the law you must give the dog s at 7:30. Other features of this hour 333.1—W B Z, NEW ENGLAND—900 8:35—Tenor; harmony girls. determined manner, and the Irish will be a chorus, choir and a sym­ 9 :00—Witches, hippodrome revue. copal church near here. Rev. sung. age instead of size. phony orchestra. A program of the 5:45—Weldon ensemble: forum. bootleggetrs were able to build up a 7:00- Lowe’s dance orchestra. 447.5— W M AQ-W QJ. CHICAGO—€70. Clarence Stuart McClellan, Jr., de­ Veterinary Certificate required for Spayed Female not most popular song hits will character 8:11—Amos 'n' Andy. tremendous industry with practical­ GLASS CUTS ARTERY ize the family party to go on the air 7 :30—Roxy with VVJZ. scendant of Gen. George B. McClel­ 9:00- VVJZ Riverside hour. 8 :25—Kellogg entertainment. ly no interference from the author- previously licensed. through W EAK and the Red network 9 :00- WOR programs (2 hrs.) lan, Yankee soldier, is rector. at D’30. A baritone soloist and a male 9:30— Aleppo drum corps. i les. — Stamford, Conn., April 23— Mrs. 10:30—Andrew’s troubadours. 11:00- Musical potpourri. Great southerners from General Office hours during the month of April will be as fol­ quartet will be supported by a sym­ 12:00— Studio dance orchestra. Before the establishment of the Ann Cunliffe, 74, mother-in-law of 491.5— W E A F . NEVy YO R K -610, Robert E. Lee to Edgar Allen Poe lows: Daily, except Sunday, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Also phony orchestra, a novelty orchestra 499.7— W F A A , DALLAS—600. Irish Free State, it was an axiom Dr. Ralph W. Crane, medical exam­ and a band. W B A I. will provide mili­ 6 :00—Waldorf-Astoria music; talk. g:00-i-Cline’s dance orchestra. will be commemorated in the little 6 :55—Big league baseball scores. that if one wanted to obtain the iner, is in critical condition in every Tuesday night from 6:30 tci9 p. m. tary music by the 105th Infantry band 10:00—Bclcanto male quartet. chapel, according to Rev. McClel­ Stamford hospital today after an be^nning at 10 o’clock. Similar pro­ 7:15—National string quarteL 374.8—w oe, DAVENPORT—800. best poteen in the district, the local lan, who conceived the idea of a SAMUEL J. TURKTNGTON, Town Clerk- grams may be tuned in from ^ N A C 7 :30—Talk; physical culture prlnc*. 8:00— W E A F President Coolldge, sergeant of the police was the man automobile collision in which a at the same time and from W H AZ 8:00— Forest week program witn 8:30— Girls glee club. shrine dedicated to the poets, ar­ sliver of glass penetrated her tem­ five minutes later. President Coolldge. 9-30—W EAK parly: harmony team, to apply to. tists, musicians and statesmen of ple and severed an artery. Heroic 8:30— Gypsies orchestra In Illinois. 325.9— KOA, DENVER—920. ChaJiged Since 1924 thC'South. Black face type indicates best features 9:30— General Motors’ family party 9:30—Brov;n dinner music. with vocal, instrumental solo- 10:00- Theater concert orchestra. Such was the case until 1924, To Unveil Tablets All programs Eastern Standard Time. Ists, symphony orchestra, band. 11:45— Excerpts from Shake«jeare. when the Civic Guards, who were The forthcoming summer will see 10:30— Fisk harmony jteam. 499.7— W B AP, FORT W ORTH —tOO. entrusted with the task of wiping the unveiling of tablets to Zebulon LeSiding^ East Stations. 11:00—Johnson’s dance orchestra. 8 :30—Musical programs (3% hrs.) 454.3_WJZ, NEW YORK—660. 12:15—Theater enterUinera. out the traffic, werd able to make Bajrd Vance, the famous North 272.6—WPG. ATLANTIC CITY 1100. 1:30—Astor concert orchestra. 400—PWX, HAVANA—750. their first real progress. Carolina Governor and statesman: 7:05—Concert; talk: 6:00— Manger dance o rc h e sl^ 8:00— Stetson military parade. Meanwhile, the traffic had in­ Francis Scott Key, the Maryland 8;30_Soprano, saxophone, guitars, 6:50—Mme. Faneriova. mezzo-so 9:00— Studio musical program. tenors. . . 422.3—WOS, JEFFERSON CITY-7.0. creased to sudh an .xtent that thou­ soldier who composed “ The Star 0;30-« Loventhars concert orchestra. 7.30__Roxy and His Gana featuring 10:00—Christian College hour. sands of gallons of illicit spirit Spangled Banner” during the bom-, 1();00__Violinist, ’cellist. pianisL Viola Philo, dramatic soprana 11:00—Ramblers dance orchertra, were being turned out each month, bardment of Fort McHenry; Sid­ in '30—Two dance orchestras. 9:00— Riverside hour with band ana 370.2—W D AF, KANSAS CITY—810. ney Lanier, the Georgia poet, and *^285.5—W B A L, BALTIMORE— 1050. male quartet. 8:30—WEAF Gypsies; artists party. while special agents sold the pro- 6::iu—Studio dinner music. n.30— Hans Barth, pianist. 10:30-VVEAF harmony team. I duct in practically every town, and Francis Fisher, Tiernan, woman 7:30— Roxy with WJZ. 10:00—Excerpts from Shakespeare. 12:45—Nlghthawk frolic. novelist who wrote under the S-no—W.IZ Riverside hour. city of Ireland. The potee* manu­ 10:30—Character, comedy songs. <168.5— KFI, LOS ANGELES—640, facturers and their agents were in pseudonym of “ Christian Reid.” 3:30—String quartet, baritone. 11:00—Slumber music. 11:00—N. B. C. entertainers. The Vance tablet is the gift of lO'OO—U. S. Naval Academy band. 405 2— W LIT, PHILADELPHIA— 740, 12:00—Moore’s concert orchestra. close alliance with the lower class V/ 461.3— W NAC, BOSTON—650. 9;30_ W E A F artists family party. 12:30—Harmony team: symphonette. publican who bought the raw spirit, the Jewish people of Asheville, N. 6 ;3D—'I'wo concert orchestras. 322.5—WHAS, LOUISVILLE—930. C., while Herbert L. Satterlee, of 7|30— I'inni.st; lectures. 10:30— Dance orchestra. 8:30— Louisville entertainers. diluted It with coloring matter and 348.6- WOO. PhT l ADELPHIA-860. New York, is tha d'mor of the tab­ 8:00— Sullivan’s Shamrock band. 8-00— W E A F President Coolldge. small quantities of whiskey or rum, :i:m)-*lvOK music, songs. 7 -30- Studio instrumental trio. y;00—W JZ Riverside nour. ; let to Francis Scott Key. The peo­ 9 :3oA w OR concert orchestra. 9;U.‘i—Grand organ recltul. ____ 9:30—W E A F party; harmony team. and' sold it over the bar ?.s the duty ple of Macon, Ga., Lanier’s birth­ 30;no—IVOR classics: buccaneers. 9 -25—Orchestra, studio prograna, 405.^WCCO, MINN., ST. PAUL—/40- paid product. 10-30- Manufacturers’ Club music, place, have donated the tablet that 11-10—Svmpliony dance music. 7:30—Long’s orchestra, soprano. t - Naturally enormous p.ofits were 302.8—WGR, BUFFALO—990. 315.6- KDKA, PlTTSBURGH-950. 8:3(V—Crinoline trio. will be erected to him. Arthur 9;00—Hy an’ Dry. 6:15—Little Symphony orchestra. 9 :0 0 -W JZ Riverside hour. made on every hand at the expense Grlffing. of Asheville, N. C., gave 9 -30- W E A F artists family party. 6:55—Baseball scores. 9:30—W E A F party; harmony team. of the public health, for poteen con­ the tablet to the North Carolina 10:30—WEAF harmony te ^ . 7 -00- Eclipse entertainers. 11:05—Third Infantry ban^d. sumed in a raw state is harmful ii*nn»Vjin SurdaiB’s orchestra* 336.9— WSM, NASHVILLE—890. m i wmak buffal 7 :30—Roxy with WJZ. T. - T^ ^ g-OO-WJZ programs to ILOO. 9:00—Jackson dinner concerL to an extreme degree. In Dublin Foods at the A & P are always 7 -30—W G £ General Electric hour. 280.2—W H AM , ROCHESTER-'1(J70. 9:30— W E A F party; harmony team. and Belfast the traffic reached a best — always fresh. Fleets of 8 :30—Univis string trio. 7 :00— Barrett’s dance orchestra. 11:00—Craig’s dance orchestra. scandalous height, and a ring of 8:45—Studio piano . 7 -30—Roxy with WJZ. 384.4— KGO, OAKLAND—780. motor trucks whisk the best to 9:00—WOR programs (2 hrs.) 9;00—W JZ Riverside hour. * 11:00— Seiger's shell symphonisia. publicans was implicated. The Civic your A & P store, fresh from 11 .{)0—Arcadia orchestra; pj^^uist. g'.gO—W JZ piano recital. Guards directed their first atten­ ^ 428.3—WLW . CINCINNATI—700. 12:00—Rounders; harmony team* „ AUNT JANE farms and markets. 10-00—WJZ Shakespearean program 1 - 0 0 - "Broadways and Boulevarfl^ tion toward the traffic in the large 9;00-^WJZ Riverside hour. 379.5_WGY, SCHENECTADY—790, 254.1—W R VA. RICHMOND— 11«0. 9:30—Instrumental trio; soloist. 2:00—French lesson; orchestra. 8:00—Tenor, pianist; history talk. cities, and in Dublin and Belfast it INVITES YOU 10:00—Georgia melodian orchestra. ^ 6:3(1—Van Curler orchestra. 9:15- Pianist; syncopators. 10:30—Vocal solos; studio features. was not many months before the 7 :30—General Electric hour. 12:00- Richmond dance music. sale of poteen was wiped out. 11:00— Swiss Gardens <*j;uhestr^ 8:.30—VVEAF programs to 11^0. I 422.3— KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—710. THE POPULAR DOUBLES'THE 39g,8_WTAM, CLEVELAND—750. 305.9— W H AZ. TROY—980. 1925 Peak Year To hear the tempting dishes g-OO—Hollenden dance orchestra. ll:W —N, B. C. programs. SLOW COOKED LIFE OF g-OO-Professor Nobbe’s concert. X;00— Variety program, artists. Now, the agents arc concentrat­ that she will describe g.311—W E A F Gypsies; artists party BE.\NS STOCKINGS . _ organlsL 10:05— 105th Infantry band. Secondary DX Sta' - ’s. ing on the isolated country dis­ “ ^“- " ‘“ '’'•'®srcoida^"EasternStatw^ 535.4__WHO, DES MOINES—550, tricts, where bootlegging remains a 394.5- WHN, NEW YORK—760. 7::ii)—Roxy with WJZ. flourishing industry. Hundreds of CAMPBELL’S SPECIAirVALUE 508.2-WEEI, BOSTON—590. 8:30—Theater orchestra.. 7:30—Chelmsford old-time rnlnstrels. 8 ;00—W E.\F President Coolldge. seizures have been made, and dis­ 0:00—St. Nicholas boxing houts. 340.7— WJAX. JACKSONVILLE-880. 8 -Oi)—Sports talk; garden talk. 10-30—Music, artists to 12:30. g.;;!)_W EAF GiTisies; artists party. 8:00—-SMidio pnigiam. tenor. tilleries confiscated, but many of 526—WNYC. NEW YORK-^70. the culprits who have been brought 10;!:0— VVEAF harmony team. 8:15—'renor; music, health talks 8:30—Old time fiddlers. 9;3()_ w 1':.VF artists family-party. R A D I O TUESDAY LUX iilftn_Kalla' danco orchestra. before the bar of justice have es­ BEANS oltO—Gregg shorthand contest. ^^245.8— W KR C, CINCINNATI— 1220. !):30—Czechosiavak con ^ rt. |ll:00—Organ recital.. 8:00-Instrumental program. caped, punishment on the grounds STATION MORNING 370.2—W L W L , NEW YORK—810. 336.9— KNX, OAKLAND—890. that thei stills were erected on LARGE 9:00- WOR programs (2 hrs.) 7:05__Tenor; concert orchestra. 12:00- Feature program. PKG 12;00— Dance orchestra. 1:00—Orchestra; artists. “ commonage”— land th«t cannot be WTIC 11 o’clock 361 2—WSAI, CINCINNATI—830. 7 ;30—I’ roblems in religion. 7 - 45—Newman Club orchestra. 2:00—'Two dance orclieslras. said to be under the jurisdiction of 8 :nu_Wk:AF programs M hrs.) 4 6 1 .6 - WCAE, PITTSBURGH-650. 499.7_kTHS, HOT SPRINGS—€00. 265.3—W H K . CLE.VELAND—1130. 8 - 00______VVE.-VF President Coolldge.9 :30—Arlington orchestra. the Civic Guards. Aunt Jane is dean of New 8 :00— String ensemble. . 110:45—Ozark’s phtin.snptier. Poteen bootlegging had its peak 00 g’-3n-Wl-IAli’ Gypsies program. England housewives and 9. — Screnaders: Morgan sisters. 9- 30—WE.VF artists family party. 10:30— Artists: dance orchertra. 416.4_KHJ. LOS ANGELES—720. year in 1925. In that period, 1,268 brings you h e r kitchen FOR ALL FINE FABRICS 10:30— W E A F harmony lonm. 112:00—Studio musical programs. FOR EMERGENCY MEALS 362.7-WWJ. DETROIT-850. 293.9—WSYR. SYRACUSE— 1020. seizures were made, and more than 6^00—OgnMist; dinner concert. 1:00—Dance orche.«itru. secrets through the courte­ 6;;:o—syr.-Hiise dinner music. 516.9— WMC. MEMPHIS—580. 1,000 persons prosecuted. Of this 7 ;10— Studio musidal program, 7:30_Knlglits; entert.-iineis: concert. sy of the a-on— VVI-'AF programs fn 11:30. ig.gy—i;;inova concert program. number, 754 were convicted, fined, 410.7—CFCF, MONTREAL—730. 9 :30—Musiciil magnots; .soprano. Ilj:3n—WICAF John.^nn nre.heslrn. 468.5—WRC. WASHINGTON—640. or sentenced to varying terms of 7;3M— ii,nilie’s concert orchestra. 394.5— KOB. NEW MEXICO—760. imprisonment. The fines for this ' Williams & Carleton Co. The ketchup that lends spice to every meal! 8:30— 1’age’s concert trio. 7:30—Roxy with VVJZ. 9:30—J-’arm taik; orchestra. LARGE ie 9:00—Traymore instnimental quartet. 8:00— VVEAF President Coolldge. 10:30—Housekeepers’ talk; orchestra, year alone were far in exehss of East Hartford. Conn. lO-.IO— l>enni*s danre orchestra. 8:30—W E A F Gypsies orchestra. 348.6— KJR, SEATTLE—860. $50,000. BOTTLE 309.1—W ABC, N EW YORK—970. O-SO—VVEAF artists family party. 12 00—Levienne Instrumental trio. CHARTER OAK COFFEE 10:30—W E A F harmony team. K etchup 8 :0(1—Studio entertainment. 1 0 0— "Goofy Bird Frolic.' WUIianu’ Tea, Spices and Extracts 9i0lF-Manddllers. tenor, pianist. 11:00—Le Paradis band. Kilauea, in Hawaii, is the largest Sections of tree ripened fruit — ready to use! 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WTIC GOOD WEATHER HOPE The entertainment which was Keep that schoolgirl complexion! given under the auspices of the Y. CAKES Travelers Insurance Co. If You Want a Beautiful Lawn M. C. A. Senior boys, last Friday A.ND A rHHIVl.XG HOME GAKDK.N— USE Hartford FOR JUNE CONVENTION evening at the Wapping Center Palmolive Soap school hall, was greatly appreciated Sealed fresh and flavorful — a low price! 535.4 m. 560 k. c. by a large audience. Dave Reed 1 the well-known hypnotist, from HOLLAND PEAT MOSS % oz Kansas City, Mo.— If weather %LB »C PKG MIXED WITH POULTRY MANURE records for the past twenty years New Haven, surely amused the autr- PKG PKG iqnce by hypnotizing a number of For Sale at the Saladla Tea Program for Monday may be taken as a fair indication, P. M. young men and boys, both local and delegates to the Republican Nation­ 5:55— Correct time and summary out of town boys. The Pleasant Oakhurst Poultry Farm T o insure your haking results — use R oyal! 12 o z of program al convention opening here June Valley male quartet rendered sev­ 12, need have little fear for an un­ PRICE $1.00 PER BAG B A K IN G 6 0 Z CAN 6:00— Piano Recital— eral selections, and Miss Anna Rockville, Conn. a. Hunting Song . . Schumann comfortable season. Sullivan of Buckland sang several ! Phone 74-5 Imoysll P O W D E R CAN b. Dreamer’s Tale (No. 1) According to P. Conner, local solo’s, which were greatly appre­ Peterkin government weather observer, the ciated. There was also a young EDUCATOR CREAM FILLED SANDWICH lb 23c , c. Uncle Remus’ Rhapsody average temperature for the week lady toe-dancer. Morris of June 12, for the last two decades Gus Notch, who is the owner of UNDERWOOD’S d e v h t :d h a m 3 cans 23c Laura G. Gaudet, Staff Pianist in Kansas City, has been 74 de­ a new automobile was a brother of : ROYAL GELATINE DESSERT 3 pkgs 25c 6:12— Mother Goose grees. The average maximum Mrs. Joseph Reichenbach, instead ! 6:25— News Bulletins position of the mercury for the of Mrs. Carl Reichenbach, as was ' 6:30— Hotel Bond Trio, Emil period was 84 degrees and the min­ reported last week. BAB-O 2 pkgs 25c KETCHUP A & P 2 Ige bots 29c Heimberger, Director imum 65. C. Leslie King and family have HEINZ BEANS p l a i n can 16c HEINZ BEA^S s a u c e # can 14c Paul Lincke Period— Rainfall, on the other hand, ac­ moved into the Gilman house on Eight selections by Paul Lin­ cording to records of the observer’s Long Hill recently. cke will be presented tonight in office, has been quite plentiful dur­ Harry Stoughton has purchased THE LARGEST SELLING COFFEE IN AMERICA the dinner program by t^e Hotel ing the week, it having descended the late Frederick 0. Newberry Bond Trio under the direction on five days between June 12 and property opposite his house at Sta­ of Emil Heimberger through 19 last year. Only four times, how­ tion 44 South Windsor. 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Time was when Sylvia Pankhurst to make me admit you was Sally at the end of which sat the great was quite content with the fame ing. All «he knew for certain was THIS HAS HAPPENED Ford and I acted innocent as a white stone structure which gave she gained by smashing windows, that Enid had overheard Betsey’s SALIiY FORD. 16. ward of the new-born lamb. Told her you d the street its name, when a limou­ s hunger-striking, and doing all the atate orphanage elnce shriek: “ That’s not Princess been with us since we left New sine skidded to a sudden stop tricks in the militant suffragettes four, ts “farmed out” to CLEM Lalla! That’s Sally Ford— play­ and an all-too-famillar voice sang bag. But that cause was finished CARSON, who alao hlrea DAVID York.” ^ . NASH, athlete f*“'**li; acting!” And she fled, feeling “Why Is she so interested in out: . some time ago. Evidently Sylvia anmmer work. When C a n o n Enid’s eyes upon her but not dar­ “PrlncesB Lalla! What In tha is about ready for another cause, makea remark* about Sally, Mr. Bybee?” David asked Ulrtfen VOh »fi ing to look back. world are you doing out alone. at for the other day she introduced frfendahip for Sally, quietly. her baby son to photographers and LA'Tfe' him a cmahing blow, There was less than half an “ She ’lowed a carnival wasn t no this time of night?” away and Join a hour before the next and Anal Sally contemplated fiightt but reporters to whom she calmly an­ OUT iC t l'f ae cook’e helper and Sally m a place for a pure young girl,” By­ aldcBbow dUgnlaed aa\ “Prlnceaa show was to-start. She spent the the limousine bloc’aed her path. nounced that the baby was produc- 'tHfr TJiCf bee chuckled. “ She said they was ed without benefit of clergy, that Lalla,” cryatal gaaer. time In the dress tent, wishing awful anxious over at the orphan­ Before she could turn back the way In Capital City, location of the with all her heart that she was she had come Van Horne stepped she didn’t consider marriage a sub- orp h a n a g e, S a lly la age to get Sally back, away from B , ject of legal contract, and that “ ray when the orphan* through work for the day and out of the tonneau of the car. eroned by a beautiful “Lady her life of sin, and that pers’n’ly ^ union with my husband is entirely that she could go to David. Poor she took a powerful Interest In un­ “Let me drive you to the carni­ Bountiful/* . David! Lying wounded in a val grounds, Sally," he urged in a I free.” She would -o t tell her “ hus­ ARTHUR VAN HORNE, a hand- fortunate girls and was determined band’s” identity. Bome eaaterner vlalting In Cap­ stuffy, hot berth, tormented with to see Sally safe back in the Home low voice, completely devoid of j ital City, aeea .the “Lady Boun­ worries as to the future and pos­ mockery for once. "It!a really not tiful.” Sally hear* him call her if ‘Princess Lalla’ was Sally Ford. sibly with regrets for the past, safe for, you to be out alone dressed ‘‘Love Baby” Epiaemic ENID BARR and apeak of New I lied like a gentleman for you, Miss Pankhurst’s “ eugenic baby” York. Van Horne la while Eddie Cobb strutted on the child. Told her she was a nice lit­ like that Come along! Don’t be with Sally and annoy* her with prudish, child! I’m not going to is the second publicly noted case hla attention*. That night when midway as the hero of the safe tle dame and all that, but clear harm you. Remember, I'm not within the past few weeks. What in a atorm the tent eolinpaea, robbery. ^ oft her base in ‘this Instance. Sylvia is to Britain Mrs. Louise Sally And* heraelf It would be better for David, Reckon I put it across all right, for that kind of m an!'” And he V an H orne’a arm *. He *«!•■ "* * laughed as he almost lifted her Burnham, well-to-do society wom­ he know* ahe U Sally Ford. Dur­ infinitely better, if she could she shut up and beat it pretty an, was to New York. Both women ing the atorm. NITA and an n«^ screw up her courage to the point into the car. merely put into execution the old complice rob the carnival aafe and soon. She sank back upon the cushions, oit going back to the orphanage “I think she’s wonderful,” Sally slogan of “ the right of every wom­ David follow*, recovering the feeling their depth and softness Btnicn money and receiving and taking her punishment. It surprised them all by speaking up an to at least one child and no In HI* with a childish awe. The chauffeur wound which keep* would be so simple! She had only almost sharply. “ She's just trying 1 berth for aeveral day*. T h e next questions asked.” to seek out Enid Barr and say to to be kind. She doesn’t know how started the car, and Van Home The rapidity with which our so­ day Van Home apeak* to Sally dropped a hand lightly over hers again. He tell* her that ^Id her:i “ I am Sally Ford! Send awful an Orphans’ home can be. cial laws and traditions are chang Barr la a wealthy eaatern wo­ for Mrs. Stone.” And perhaps as he leaned back and regarded ing indicates that Miss Pankhurst man. wife of COURTNEY BARR, “Come along, Mother. Let’s give and a phllanthroplat with a paa- Enid would intercede for her, for these two kids a chance. But you her quizzically. may not be so far wrong when she “I’m glad I ran into you, he Mon for reaculng SlrU. she seemed so very kind. mustn’t stay long, Sally. Tomor­ says, “ I believe that the t,endei%py Enid aaka Sally to read h®/J,®'' told her. ‘1 suppose you’ve been “ Wake up. Sally.” Bess, one of row’s Saturday, and you oughta be of the future is in this direction, tune. Leaning eagerly told that Enid—Mrs. Barr—is hot ahe any* “There’* aomething I d the dancers of the “girlie show,” enough of a trouper by now to and that posterity will see nothing g iv e a n y th in g to k n o w — _ B®* called to her, as she came shuf­ know what that means. We head on your trail?” remarkable in my decision,” ahe I* interrupted by Van Horn^ ‘Tes,” Sally nodded, her lips too fling Into the tent on tortured South Saturday night, riding all NOW GO ON W IT H T H E STORY feet. “Gns is ballyhooing your stiff with sudden fright to form How About It? CHAPTER XXXIV day Sunday.” show.” “Out of the state?” Sally and the word. * The social stigma on illegitlma n id BARR and Arthur Van “ She’s almost convinced that Yes, her mind was made up. cy came about, of course, in an at­ Horne moved away from David cried in unison. you’re really Sally Ford," he told tempt to protect both mother and E She would tell Enid Barr, beg her “ Yep. Out of the state. You "Princess Lalla’s” platform to­ her lightly. “And if she makes up child. It was the natural viewpoint to intercede with the orphanage kids’ll be safe then. The police gether, Enid’s golden head held her mind, there’s nothlnlg Ih of an age when women were not for her. and with the police for ain’t going to bother about extra­ high, her lovely voice staccato heaven or hell that can stop Enid self-supporting. Most of the argu- dition for a couple of juvenile de­ with anger; but Sally, although David. But there was no Enid Barr. A damnably persistent lit­ rqents supporting this attitude of Barr among the audience at the linquents. So long, Dave boy. she was guilty of trying to do so. tle wretch! I’ve never been able the outrageousness of producing il­ last show of the evening, and Don’t let this little Jane keep you could not distinguish a word that to understand Enid’s passion for legitimate children are supposed to even Van Horne was absent. In awake too late.” succoring ‘fallen girls.’ She ap­ be rather weak wh-'n ifp,against the was being said. , , , spite of her good resolutions Sally “ I’ll leave in 15 minutes,” Sally Near the front exit of the^ tent pears to be such a normal little fact that women are self-supporting ~voaP = Sally paled and reached In­ (To Be Continued) stinctively that Enid Barr’s ques­ she slowed to a sedate walk when that they get it somehow, for frat I’d noticed a table for four in a Dearest love, Manchester Green tions concerned her, but whether stinctively for David’s left hand. she had reached the business dances and corsages and matinee good place so we sat there. MARYE. they concerned Sally Ford, run­ “ Ch! You mean—Mrs. Barr, the Will Sally accept Tan Horne’s Store streets through which she had to tickets and frappes must be paid There happened to be a man at away from the state orphanage, lady who was talking to you?” wonderful offert Read the next W. Harry England. Phone 74 pass to reach the carnival grounds. for. it but of course one person can’t or "Princess Lalla,” fake crystal- “Nothing else but!” Bybee RUSTY STEEL She was crossing Capitol Avenue, chapter. have a table exclusively when gazer, she had no way. of know­ nodded, smiling at her. “ She tried Hot vinegar and salt will clean liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiininiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiililiililllllllllllllOllllllllllllllllllllllIlllilllllllllillllliiiiltllllllBllllllllllilllllillllllllllia there’s a crowd. So I told him I rusty steel, if one is persistent. hoped he wouldn’t mind if we sat Then rub it hard with a piece of MRS. ADA M. there and he said he didn’t. dark flannel until it shines. MERRIFIELD was puzzled. But when the He was so nice about it, getting left, his cousin’s wife explained it. Teacher of Lifers Niceties up and bowing, that we thought SPANISH BEANS Mandolin Tenor Banjo Home Page Editorial “Don’t you see, John? Cousin it would be all right to talk to him. Matthew bad a gorgeous time but Serve new green beans with a Banjo-Mandolin He turned out to be a South Ameri­ hot Spanish sauce some night. Tenor Guitar Plectrum Banjo I ; he simply wouldn’t let on. He was HINTS ON ETIQUET THE BLASE afraid we would think he was pro- can. That was no surprise. I Boil until almost tender, then Ukulele Mando-C^lfl Daily Health Service COUNTRY vincial if he appeared to be im- thought so the Instant I saw him. bake with the sauce, topped with Mandola Cello-^aujo ')rcssG(i.^* There’s something about those peo­ crumbs. Ensemble Playing for Advam^ HINTS ON HOW TO KEEP WELL ple, a suppression that gives you a * Pupils. COUSIN That was It, of course. Too 1— ^Holding: spades— none by World Famed Authority I many people are like Cousin Mat­ Agent for. Gibson Instruments. thew, afraid to show enth'uslasm hearts—X; clubs—A Q X X X Odd Fellows' Block By Olive Roberts Barton Now we know what purpose over a kindness lest they are con­ XXX; diamonds—K X X X, Kin£ Victor Emmanuel serves— At the Center.—Room a Moo* sidered Ignorant, when It is pre­ what should you bid? he’s Just the best kind of target day, Tuesday, Wednesday sod Leonard Hill, the noted British cisely the other way dround. practice. Thuteday. PNEUMONIA, BRONCHITIS The people who are accustomed 2— Holding: spades — X; SECOND AS DE.ATH CAUSE. physiologist, is convinced that The country cousin, it appears, hearts—X X; diamonds— Q 10 smoke and fog interfere with the was a big man in his own commu­ to luxury usually are the quickest passage of sunlight and are thus nity. His Word was law at the serv­ to show appreciation. The best X X XXX; clubs—A X X, By DR. .MORRIS FISHBEIN. directly associated with Increased ice station at the crossroads where way is to be natural. what should you bid initially? mortality. the crowd collected evenings to 3— Holding: spades—J X X Editor Journal of the Americ^ Records kept for hundreds of play 500. He was one of the coun­ Medical .Association and of Hygeia, ty commissioners and a big boss in X X X X X; hearts—X; dia­ years of climatic changes and of monds—K; clubs—X X X, the Health Association. the incidence of fog have been politics. He knew all about cows, studied in relation to the number and chickens, and crops, too, and what should you bid initially? Infections of the lungs and of the of deaths from respiratory diseas­ he had enough money out at inter­ Bridge M e The Answers I Y o u w o u ld n ’t be w ith o u t J breathing tract are no new thing to est to be able to carry on an intel­ es. 1— Four clubs. human beings. They were careful­ ligent conversation with the city 2— Pass. ly noted by physicians long before There are so many factors in­ bond salesman who drove out that Feel Tired and volved that it is difficult to draw A n oth er 3— Pass. the Christian era. way. your tel^h on e The changes that take place in definite conclusions, but recent Naturally, ruling this country’s BY W. W, WENTWORTH A ch y? the lungs in pneumonia were care­ studies again seem to show that roost so long and so well, he be­ Then why go without our professional . sudden changes in temperature are (Abbreviations: A—«ce; K-~ Too Often This Warns of fully recorded by a Bohemian gan to consider that there wasn’t Idnc— Q— queen; J— ^Jack; X—i Varicose Veins Reduced pathologist named Rokitansky at more certainly related to bronchitis much on earth that he didn’t Sluggish Kidni^* shirt and collar service? and pneumonia than the Incidence any card lower than 10.) OR MONEY BACK the beginning of the nineteenth know. a m e ? stiff? A A y ? ^ ^ y o u r of smoke and fog. century. . , ^ * When he arrived In a far-away kidneys are working right? Slug­ You’ll save time and money by having Bronchitis, which is limited to Treatment. Simple Home Treatment That L city one morning and his city cous­ 1. How can flowers be used gish kidneys allow waste poisOTS to us launder these important items *of the inflammation of the tubes that One of the main features of in’s limousine met him at the sta­ Is Giving Amazing Results. accumulate' and make one laiuiuid, to announce engagements? carry the air into the lung tissues, these diseases is that they are most tion, he saw Instantly that here tired and achy; with often dull head- dress. was differentiated from pneu­ fatal in old age and in youth. For was another kind of prosperity that 2. Is it good form to send If you have varicose veins or a^es; dizziness and nagging ba«- monia more than a hundred years this reason records of various kinds he knew little about. But he set his announcements of engage­ bunches you can start today to ache. A common warning is too rre- quoit, scanty or burning excretions, You’ll also save your temper. ago. Today pneumonia and the of treatment must always be stud­ face hard as he settled himself on ments to the local papers? bring them back to normal size, / inflammations of the breathing ied in relationship to the ages of the eiderdown cushions and rolled and if you are wise you will do so. i Doan^ Pills; a stimulant diuretic. tract are the second largest cause off noiselessly to his cousin’s house. 3. If a girl’s mother has re­ Just get an original bottle of the secretion of the kidneys And you’ll be pleased with the reliable the persons treated. and thus aid in the elimination of of death all over the temperate Nowadays the most Important He stayed a week, and during married, how should announce­ Moone’s Emerald Oil at any dis­ week to week uniformity of this service. that week he whig treated like roy­ pensing pharmacist and apply it bodily waste. Users everywhere en­ zone. factor in recovery from pneumonia ments read ? dorse Doans. Ask your neighbor I Climate Counts. is skillful nursing. In London dur­ alty. All he knew about theaters The Answers night and morning to the enlarged Use your telephone now! was the movie in the converted 50,000 UsersEndorse Doan’s: Many scientific studies have ing 1920, as recorded by Epidemi­ 1. Nosegays may decorate each veins. It Is very powerful and pen­ been made to find out whether or town hall at home, yet the new etrating. I Geo W. Hubbard, 10 ologist Hilda Woods, only 18 per one in the cify that would have place, with cards of both attached. > Bridgeport, Com ., i*y»: Doene raia upt climatic conditions are re­ cent, of the 5,315 deaths from Or a single centerpiece of roses After a few days’ treatment the have never bailed to relieve me prompdy CALL 180 sponsible for the high incidence of made a French king gasp, seemed veins will begin to grow smaller when 1 have bad oecarion to uie Oieim .1 pneumonia occurred in hospitals to leave him cold. Not a word of may be divided among the guests waa annoyed by too frequrat paMarn of the this type of disorder. A well- and nursing homes, and 22 per at the end of a meal and the cards and by regular use will soon re­ kidney aecretion*. oapeeially at mfht w d known British epidemiologist has praise nor wonder nor pleasure did duce to normal. cent In poor-law Institutions, he express. The museum with its wrapped' around the stems of each. the eecretione were a ^ t ^ mnfuLhly recently concluded that a drop in People who want to reduce vari­ back pained me too. Knowing about Doan e whereas ,60 per cent, of the deaths 2. Yes. Pills Itricd them and they fixed mo up in the temperature below the nor­ statues, picture galleries and cu­ cose veins, or get rid of eczema, occurred In patients treated with­ rios seemed to arouse no Interest 3. Her stepfather’s and her good ahape."______mal for the season of the year is out special nursing at home. Mother’s name should be used, as ulcers, or piles in a few days either. He viewed them passively, should not hesitate to get a bottle likely to be associated with an In­ without comment. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lake announce creased number of deaths from the engagement of their daughter, at once. It Is such a powerful, pene­ His relatives entertained sump­ trating antiseptic oil that a small DOAN’S such diseases. Miss Ann Smith, to ------A stimulant diuretic kidneys A dispatch says Ford Is interest­ tuously for him. But he failed to bottle lasts a long time. Any phar­ In London studies have been Ibater-MUburn C a MfgChea*.SuffaIo,MY. made to find out just how the ed in the British Isles. It would express surprise or pleasure over macy can supply you. All druggists the important men or beautifully Even the price of a dress Isn’t fogs may be associated with____ deaths be just like him to come drag- modest any more. jell lots of it,—Ady. yheum onU.Ulng_bon» io a * like .that. ..dressed jvonien he met. Bit cousin

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Major League American League Results Cotter BeaU w Connie Not Disturbed Standings Old Tim Finds Another McGrath Thinks Young Cowboy Will Take Title At St, Ijoalsfr— ____ YESTERDAY’S RESTJliTS IlTDIANS 2, BROWKS 1 By 125 To 94 Score From Mickey Walker Cleveland Over Stars^ Playing Eastern League AB. R. H. PO. A. E. All games postponed, rain. Jamieson. If ...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 Lind, 2 b ...... 4 1 2 1 0 0- ON W A R P A T H American Ijeagne Langford, cf . •••••• 4 0 2 7 - 0 0 TinhiQimp Silitt PoM^ Boston S, Washington 5. J. Sewell, ss , ...... 3 0 0 0 1 0 BAC K TO TR ACK Fonseca, lb ...... 4 0 0 8 0 0 Manager of Athletics Says Chicago 9, Detroit 3. Summa, rf .. • ••••• 3 0 0 2 0 0 Cleveland 2, St. Louis 1. Hodapp, 3b ...... 2 1 1 3 0 0 BorFbiiii»H Sinne Cot­ Philadelphia-New York, rain. Jj. Sewell, c ...... 2 0 0 5 0 0 Cobb and Speaker Have National League Uhle, p ...... 3 0 0 0 7 0 ter Robs'SS BaD^ i n f s Chicago 3, Pittsburgh 2. 29 o 5 27 8 0 Permanent Place on His St. L ouis THE STANDINGS AB. R. H. PO. A. E. McNeely, rf ...... 4 1 1 3 0 0 Best b 15. . ' " O’Rourke, 3b ...... 4 0 2 1 2 0 Lineup. Eastern League Manush, If ...... 3 3 0 2 0 0 W. PC. Schulte, cf ...... 4 0 0 0 0 Bill Cotter took Jud Gallup, town ...... 3 0 0 1 1 0 New Haven ...... 3 .750 Schang, c .... pocket billiards champion, Into Blue, lb ...... 4 0 e 13 1 0 camp Saturday" night at the Park By DAVIS J. WALSH Pittsfield...... 3 .750 Brannon. 2b ...... 2 0 0 2 5 0 Hartford ...... 2 .500 Mellllo, 2b ...... 1 0 0 2 1 0 Billiards by a thirty-one ball mar­ K ress, ss ...... 3 0 1 2 5 0 gin, 125 to 94. By virtue of a 35 Bridgeport ...... 2 .500 New York, April 23 — Connie Blaeholder, p ...... 2 0 0 1 2 0 ball run early ip the mateb apd .500 ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mack, proprietor of some of our Springfield ...... 2 Nevers, p ., mediocre playing on the part of his Providence ...... 2 .500 Sturdy, x ...... 1 0 c 0 0 0 better known restorations in Bennett, xx ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 opponent. Cotter shot his way to antiques, washes to anrilounce today ■ Waterbury ...... 1 .250 the overwhelming lead 01.63 points that, in spite of journalistic critic- . Albany ...... 1 .250 32 1 6 27 17 0 by the end of fhe seyepth rack, the American League Cleveland ... 000 100 010-—2 Isms, Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker are j St. Louis ... 000 000 010-—1 score standing 79 to 16. likely to remain indefinitely in tbe W. L. PC. Two base hits, Bennett, O’Rourke; From that point on, Gallup play­ regular line-up of the Philadelphia Cleveland ...... 8 2 .800 stolen bases, Lind, Hodapp; sacrifices, ed a much better game and'Rradu-. Washington ...... 5 3 .625 J. Sewell, Manush, L. Sewell; double Athletics. plays, Kress to Branmn to Blue; left ally reduced Cotter’s lead until a Connie was in a gently chiding New York . . 5 3 .625 on bases, Cleveland 3, St. Louis 6; point where the outcome was a tri­ mood as he talked to the writer St. Louis . . 5 C .455 base on balls, off Uhlo 1, Blaeholder fle In doubt When Gallup missed Chicago ...... 4 5 .444 1; struck out, by Uhlj C, Blaeholder an easy shot, with the balls well last night about Ty and Tris. 1; hits, off Blaeholder 4 in 8, Nevers “ I am satisfied with them, if no­ Boston ...... ; . . . 4 6 .400 1 in 1; losing pitcher, Blaeholder; spread about the table, a run of 28 body else is,” said he. “ Cobb and Detroit ...... 4 8 .333 umpires, Ormsby, Guthrie and Hilde­ would have given him the match. Philadelphia , . . . . . 2 4 .333 brand; time, 1:35. Cotter ran »out at this point to score Speaker are in my line-up and they X—Sturdy batted for Brannon In 7. are there to stay until further no­ National League a well Asferved triumph. The win­ XX—Bennett batted for Blaeholder ner’s, brand of play was much more tice.” W. L. in 8th. New Y o r k ...... 5 2 consistent than Gallup’s although Had Off Days he did not have to pull as sensa­ “ There is a tendency, tp magnify St. L o u is ...... 5 3 At Wanhinicton!— RED SOX S, SENATORS 5 tional shots. everything Ty and Tris,do. Some Chicago ...... 7 5 B oston The date has not been definitely young fellow will have an off day Brooklyn ...... 4 3 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. arranged, but the men will play a . and nothing is said about it. But, Cincinnati...... 5 5 Flagstead, cf ...... 5 1 1 3 1 0 Rogell, BS ...... 4 1 1 3 0 0 return match sometime In the near let Cobb or Speaker fail to play a Philadelphia ...... 3 4 Myer, 3b ...... 5 0 2 1 2 0 future at Joe Coughlin’s pool room ball 100 per cent perfectly and the Boston ...... 2 5 K. WllllaiAs, I f ___ 4 0 1 3 0 0 over north. The same night. Cotter cry goes up about them being old Pittsburgh ...... 2 6 R egan, 2b ...... 4 0 0 3 1 0 Taltt, rf ...... 2 1 0 1 0 0 plans to pay a visit to the City Club and crippled and decrepid and Tarbet, rf ...... 2 0 0 2 0 0 apd play an exhibition match with through. I think it is about time GAMES TODAY Rothrock, lb ...... 5 3 4 5 0 0 Many years ago, the Coquelle Jarle Johnson, former town cham­ they give these grand veterans a Hoffmann, c ...... 3 1 3 6 1 0 pion, who lost the tlt]^ to Gallup a Ruffing, p ...... 4 t - 0 2 0 Indians had many threats to offer break. They surely have it coming Eastern League early settlers in southern Oregon. few weeks ago 300 to 290 in the to them.” Pittsfield at Hartford. 38 8 14 27 7 0 Now, Chief Hus-Heh, last of a long finals of ’The Manchester Evening The writer then asked how long After having been out of the Springfield at Albany. "Washington line of chieftains, appears as a Herald elimination tournament con­ he expected the pair to stick,with AB. R. H. PO. A. E. ducted at the School Street Recrea­ racing game for more than 10 years Providence at Bridgeport. W est, cf , 5 3 ti 3 0 0 triple threat. To his classmates the situation on their current day- C. K. (i. Billings returns to thor­ New Haven at Wa.erbuy. i 5 3 0 tion Center; . 5 1 he is known as Coquelle Thompson Although defeated, Gallup does to-day basis and he answered the oughbred racing this season. Doc American Ijcagut , S 1 1 3 0 0 and he will be the fullback on next 1 1 11 1 0 not lose his title. This was not at question very readily— by asking Tanner, who trained the Billings Cleveland at St. Louis. , 3 year’s eleven. He weighs 200 another. This is usually parlor Bluegc, 3b .... , 3 0 1 1 0 0 stake. Cotter Is not eligible to com­ light harness stable in the days, of Chicago at Detroit. Ruel. c ...... 3 0 1 3 1 0 pounds and does everything a good etiquette for requesting some one 4 0 0 5 0 pete for It anyway because he does Lou Dillon, Uhlan and The Harvest­ Washington at New York. San Francisco, April 23.— Back Davy Shade took a' ten-round Harris, 2b ...... 0 back should do. not live in Manchester. Gallup’s ti­ to be so kind as to mind his own er, will have charge of the new H adley, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Boston at Philadelphia. in the old days, 'Tim McGrath, mer­ cision from Willis— but not until Van Alystyne, p 0 0 0 2 0 tle will remain intact until he de­ dot-and-dash business. I take it stable, which probably will makes after Shade had been floored. . 2 that Cornelius hardly looks for the National League ry wise-cracker of the pugilistic Burke, p ...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 fends It In The Hehald’s tournament its first appearance at Saratoga. New York at Boston. fraternity, had a habit of inyading Willis was picked for Walker’s .Tones, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 next fall. This Is mentioned to cor­ old gentleman to be out of the run­ Twenty years ago Billings was opponent in one of these over­ Barnes, z ...._. . 1 0 0 0 0 0 ning around in the sun through Pittsburgh at Chicago. eastern rings with a gee-whizzer, Tate, zz ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 rect a report in an out of towp the most prominent figure on the St. Loui^at Cincinnati. like Tom Sharkey, Ike Weir, the weight, non-title scraps here. The Eighteen Players newspaper that the match was for the entire campaign. light harness track and was said to “ Belfast Spider,” “ Mysterious Bil­ money offered Willis was nothing to 35 5 10 27 13 0 Blames Pitching. Other teams not scheduled. the town championsnip. bo the finest amateur driver in the ly” Smith and other fistic immor­ brag about, either. But canny Mr. B oston ...... 052 000 100— 8 Cotter plays the type of a game Their outflelding, he intimated, world. He also was identified with McGrath did some figuring. He fell "Washington ...... 310 100 000— 5 tals. Two base hits, Hoffmann, Flag- that Is interesting to watch. He had nothing to do with the team’s thoroughbred racing-tor a time and Now, with his famous old part­ a good showing with Walker would Out for Rec Nin defeats at the getaway; it was stead, AVest; three base hit. Rice; plays , his shots without any undue won the Kentucky Derby with Omar ner, “ Spider” Kelly, gone, Tim’s more than make up the financial home run. West; stolen bases, Roth­ deliberation and his position Is very simply bad pitching, he said. The Khayyam in 1917. ready to entrain once more. After end. rock; sacrifice, K. Williams; double CHAMPION ARRIVES play. Judge to Gillls; left on bases, good.- That is why he was not forced writer suggested that pitching a year of work, he’s presenting Their scrap was an epic. Several Eighteen candidates reported for to attempt the spectacular shots sometimes was made to appear bad Boston 8, Washington 7; base on Cowboy Jack Willis, a Texas mid­ times Willis seelned on the verge balls, off Ruffling 4, Hadley 1. Van practice for the Recreation Center which Gallup tried. There were re­ by the outflelding. Connie sug­ BARNARD TEAMS WIN dleweight. On the strength of Wil­ of taking the count. In each case, Alystyne 2; struck out, by Ruffing 5. baseball team Saturday afternoon markably few safely shots played gested that in this particular in­ IN NEW YORK CITY lis’ great showing here with Mick­ he fought himself back, and while Burke 1; hits, off Hadley 7 in 1 1-3, at the West Side Playgrounds. during the match. ' In the tenth stance, I was entitled to at least Walker had an edge, many insisted off Van Alystyne 3 In 4 2-3, off Burke Among them are some of the best Miss Sweeney’s boy’s members of ey Walker and Dave Shade, Tim 3 in 2; hit by pitcher by Van Alystyne rack. Cotter did not have a shot one more suggestion. believe.s his boy is entitled to a it should have been a draw. (Taltt); losing pitcher. Hadley; um­ ball players in Manchester. and so played a cushion safe. In the eight grade basketball league, “ That was an over-weight fight; I Coach Bill Brennan feels confi­ “ Both Cobb and Speaker will be defeated the all-Servenths by a score crack at the title in Chicago. pires, Barry, Nallin and Dineen; time, doing so, he scratched and Gallup -we can take Walker at the middle­ 1:59. dent that he will be able to develop the first to admit that they are not of 32 to 8. Superior height and Willis, a blond batterer, showed followed with an intentional safe. as fast as they were; at their age, Is Picture of Health; Weighs weight limit,” insists Mr. McGrath. z—Barnes batted for "Van Alystyne a very strong team. After a few judging of distances seemed to be a wicked wallop and beaucoup in­ in 6th. Cotter again'failed to hit tbe bunch they take this for granted,” he said. So now Tim the kidder isn’t kid­ more practice sessions, the squad the reasons for the Eight’s victory. testinal fortitude when he was sent zz—Tate batted for Burke in 8th. on an attempt to play safe by hit­ “ Why, then, can’t everybody else 202 Pounds; Thinks Hee- out to Tim— old-time trainer and ding a soul by the way he’s going will be cut down to proper size. ting the cushion first. Once more Both" teams did good passwork. seconder of fighters^ ____ in the finish after a title scrap. He’s thorough- Those who came out for practice do the same thing? Many time the smaller boys found At DelroKi— Gallup purposely scratched but on “ All I can say is that, even if scrap days— for tutelage. He’s hit-jly sold on the idea that Willis will "W’HITE SOX 9, TIGERS 3 Saturday were Ed Von Deck, Ed­ his third shot, Cotter succeeded in a ball, over which they had no c >n- C hicago they may .not be as good as they ney Good Man. ting as hard or harder. And in ad- | succeed Walker as middleweight die Boyce, Jerry Holmes, Rudy driving one ball to the cushion thus trol, easily passed out of reach over AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Posposil, Mac Macdonald, Clarey were, they still are far too good to dition, he’s ringwise. i king. M osul, rf ...... 4 1 0 1 0 0 averting losing fifteen points for sit on my bench.” their heads. In a second game, the Clancy, lb ...... 4 1 2i: 1 0 Hanna, Carroll Barrett, Jack Hunt, three consecutive scratches. Eagles from Freshman High scored Metzler. cf ...... ' 3 3 2 0 0 Sam Hewitt, Jack Stratton. Herb New York, April 23— Tanned to At the start of the match. Cotter three more points than the Barnard Barrett. 2b ...... 4 1 1 3 4 1 Angeli, Harry White, Jack Llnnell, completely outclassed Gallup. 'The a lark brown shade by many weeks Falk, If ...... 4 2 1 2 0 0 Bob Boyce, Emil Plit, Charlie Grif­ Arrows. Again Turkington’s height Kamm, 3b ...... 5 1 2 0 4 0 latter played very poorly missing permitted him to gain possession of of Florida sunshine and packing Cissell. ss ...... 3 0 1 4 3 0 fith, Frankie Busch and Bill Bren­ more solid weight thauxhe has ever many shots which he ordinarily CUBS PLAYING the ball and pass to Kerr, who fin­ McCurdy, c ...... 4 0 1 3 0 0 nan. makes. His play was not nearly as ished with high score. Gribhon carried before, Gene Tunney is Tjyons, p ...... 4 0 1 2 3 0 Others expected to report later good as it was in tbe championship home for a few days before trans­ , j: % Y V are Pop Edgar, Mike Zwlck, Elmo proved to be the star of the Barnard 36 9 12 27 15 1 tournament. Meanwhile, Cotter was team. ferring his activities to Speculator, D etroit Mantelli, Ding Farr, Quido Giorget- playing splendid pool. After taking BEST IN LEAGUE Miss Sweeney N. Y., where he will train for his / B. R. H. PO. A. E. ti, Ty Holland, Pat Carlson and four straight racks. Cotter then defense of the heavyweight title Sweeney, lb ...... 5 Dodger Dowd. B P T Gehringer, 2b ...... 4 went on a “ scoring spree’ ds they Gaffoglio, rf...... 0 0 0 against Tom Heeney, of New Zea­ OLYMPICS ^who got a place he certainly Rice, c f ...... 4 say in basketball, and ran 35 balls, Jackmore, If...... 5 1 11 land. Finding that the nation at large should have had, will have to be Heilmann, rf ...... 4 EXECU'nONER WANTED the high run of the match, to takfe Lessner, c ...... 3 0 6 Tunney is the picture of health. IS only casually interested in the introduced to the boys on the McManus, 3b ...... 4 the next three racks, seven In a Results of Yesterday’s He weighs 202 pounds and looks team and they probably will bo Easterling. If ...... 4 Jully, ag ...... 4 1 9 Olympic games and not at all in­ Tavener, as ...... 4 Warsaw.— The government here row. The shot on which he missed UrbanettI, Ig ...... 3 0 6 hard and fit. clined to help pay the expenses of asked— who Is he and what of it? Shea, c is having a hard time finding an was exceptionally hard. The cue Urban Shocker S ip s Gene was to visit New Haven, the boys to Amsterdam, the Lon­ Cost Too Mpeh 3Ioney B iliings, n. executioner, although the job is ball was frozen to two object balls Conn., today. It is reported that Fans in Chicago are beginning Smith, p very remunerative. Formerly exo-* and he missed, a cross-side shot. T otals...... 1...... 5 2 32 don Daily Express and other jour­ .Sorrell, p AU-Sevenths V he will address the English class of nals are wondering if the Olyrnpic | to wonder if Chalmers Cissell will F oth ergill, z ...... cutions were carried out by sol­ Not until Cnen, did Gallup come With New Yorks. B P T one of his close friends who Is a games are worth while. j W ingo, zz ...... diers, but when the latter became to life^. The score "was 79 to 16 Hargrave, c, x .... against him at this point and the Kennedy, r f ...... 1 0 2 Yale professor. They are considering the old unwilling to continue the gruesome Woodall, XX ...... work, the punishment was changed boys were beginning to get uninter­ "Vuillermet, If ...... 0 0 0 Heeney Is reported as sailing to­ question that perhaps the Olympic By LE8 CONKLIN 3 morrow from Southampton to New games engender bad feelintg 37 n 27 5 2 from shooting to hanging and was ested. Cotter missed a long cut shot Carlson, c ...... 1 1 and Gallup took the eighth rack, . . .0 2 2 York. among the contending nations in­ Chicago ...... 304 200 00—9 I turned over to the civil auth.ori- Enrico, r g ...... D etroit ...... 000 000 030— 3 ' ties. The government then offered eight to six. He opened the next New York, April 23— The disap­ Bissel, I g ...... 0 0 0 Heeney The Best stead of promoting good will. ■ Two base hits, Metzler 2, Easter­ Tunney declared that Heeney Is bj another victim of a fancy price prospective candidates 100 zloty frame with the best break shot of pointing performances of Titts- Felice, If ...... 0 1 1 There is no doubt that Olympic tag like Rube Marquard, Jimmy ling; three base hit, Kamm; stolen undoubtedly the best of the con­ bases. Metzler, Barrett; sacrifices, (about $11) for each execution. the game from a very difficult an­ burgh and Detroit, and the pheno­ games always have resulted in O’Connell and others were. tenders. Cissell, Clancy, Metzler; doublj plays, There were no applications scl the gle and then cleaned the table. The menal playing of the Cleveland In­ Totals ...... 2 4 8 some bad feeling In particular The White Sox paid $123,000 Lyons to Clancy; left on bases, (Ihlca- next rack also -went to Gallup nine dians continue to feature the big “ I have much respect for him.” cases and always will, but inter­ pay was increased to 1,009 zloty Referee, Renn. for Cissell and thought they go6, Detroit 7; base on balls, off Bill­ (about $110), but there are still to five and the score stood 85 to league pennant races. The Pirates Arrows Gene said, “ and I really think he is national conferences of diplomats would have a real pennant con­ ings 1, Smith 2; struck out, by Bill­ 43. the best drawing card because of ings 2, Lyons 1; hits, off Billing.!'7 in no candidates available. and the Tigers, rated as strong con­ B P T do not always finish with " the tender with such a promising star 3 innings, off Smith 2 In 2. off Sorrell At this point. Cotter braced and tenders, are In last place In their the international angle. Smith, rf ...... 3 0 6 delegates In an embrace. at shortstop. But Cissell did 3 Jn 4; losing pitcher, Billings; um­ INDUCEMENTS? took the next four racks although respective leagues today while the Gribhon, rf ...... 4 5 13 “ I will have nearly three months Because the British can figure pires, McGowan, Connelly and Van they were stubbornly contested. It everything hut the expected dur­ Orafian; tim e 2:05. Pond Father: The man who mar­ Indians, regarded before the season Murray, c ...... 1 0 2 of hard training behind me when that as a nation they have very ing the training season and he was was at this point that Gallup made I climb into the ring with Heeney. z—Fothergill batted for Billings 43 ries my daughter will get a prize. opened as probable occupants of the Squatrlto, rg ...... 5 0 10 little chance to win In the impor­ such a disappointment that the 3rd. Bright Young Man: May I see his best effort to pull the game out second division, enjoy a lead of two Viot, I f ...... 4 0 8 I am not holding him cheaply tfnd tant branches of the Olympic com­ zz— "Wingo batted for Shea In 5th. of fire. He tpok the fifteenth rack, Sox owners were figuring on send­ X—Hargrave batted for Smith In 5. it, please?— Answers. games In the American League. I shall work with high-class spar­ petitions, the inventive to con­ ing him back to the Coast League. IS to" 1 and the sixteenth, 12 to 2, ring partners. A man who fights XX — ^Woodall batted for Sorrell In The Pirates dropped their sixth T otals...... 17 5 39 tribute to the support of the If he had been just an ordinary 9th. RIGHTO bringing'the totals up to 188 to 88. game in eight starts yesterday. EAGLES only once a year needs a lot of teams could not be strong. But rookie ball player he might have He picked, up six more in the sev­ Johnny MU jus, mound star of the B ' P T work. digging down in the pockets can’t found himself, but he bent under Teacher: What Is a synonym? enteenth before he flipped on a National League champions, lost a Kerr, r f ...... 8 3 19 “ Dempsey? I’m sure he is sincere be taken as the real demonstra­ the strain of trying to live up to Pupil: It’s a word that you can sucker shot and Cotter ran out. in saying he is through. Caesar, A small crowd watched the 3 to 2 decision to Percy Jones of the Vince, I f ...... 3 0 6 tion of loyalty. his price. use when you don’t know how to Cubs when Stephenson, tripled In .. .7 1 15 Napoleon and Alexander the Great The United States is the moat spell the one you thought of first. match which followed an exhTLl- Turklujgton, c . . . National League tion by Frank McKerver. Shakes­ the eighth and scored on a sacrifice McVeigh, r g ...... 1 0 2 all had their day and didn’t know generous nation of all and the — Somerset County Gazette. fly. 0 0 when, to quit. Dempsey does. proudest of its athletes. The pearian one-hand and finger artist. Breen, Ig ...... 0 BUCKINGHAM PALACE IN Results The latter gave a splendid-exhibi­ At present the Cubs are playing Dupont, I g ...... 0 0 0 “ I had hoped,to have two fight? United States always has had the SPRING HOU9B CLEANING the best ball in the league, having this summer, but have now definite­ team most heavily favored to win tion of trick shots without allow­ UNDER QUEE-P8 DIRECTION ing the cue stick to touch the table. "woa five of their last eight games. T otals...... 19 4 42 ly decided on only one.” the Olympic games and this year HAS HARD JOB A record Bruin crowd of 50,000 saw Asked if he is contemplating At Chicago »— Cotter has been playing pool for Referee, Schieber. London.— Buckingham Palace. CVBS 3. PIRATES 2 eighteen years, he says, and thir­ them perform yesterday. marriage or taking a trip abroad C hicago London home of King George and teen years ago won the Hudson Uhle’s HurUng next fall, Gene replied: Queen Mary, is being spring clean­ AB. R. H. PO. E. “ Ridiculous. I shall not marry 0 2 1 5 0 valley championship In New York George Uhle of Cleveland hung ed. Even palaces, it seems, become 4 0 1 2 2 1 . The rack by rack total score. Cot until after I retire— If I ever do. 0 up his third straight victory in win­ dirty. , 4 0 0 3 0 ter’s first, follows; 6-6, 18-8, 29 ning a 2 to 1 duel from Blaeholder Meanwhile, I hope to make hay Every morning the Queen and 3 1 1 1 0 ^ f O X V VHAHiH while the sun shines. Last year I 3 2 3 2 0 s o5’ 83 of the St. Louis Bro"wns. Tbe In­ it has a prohibitive favorite hut her housekeeper, ,Mrs. Wll super­ 4 0 0 16 1 0 35-43, 92.49, 102-53 dians have copped five of their last The pitchers with the great­ got $1,000,000 for taking seven the cash isn’t coming In. vise the “ turning-out” of at least 2 0 1 2 1 0 ^30.63, 121-76, 122-88, seven games while the Browns est control are sometimes punches on the chin from Dempsey. The commitee in charge of two rooms. I-Hartnett, c 0 0 0 0 0 125-94* have dropped six of their last eight At this rate of exchange I am will­ raising the funds to finance the Special attention is being paid Butler, 2b . 3 0 1 0 > the wildest Jones, p. . . 4 0 0 0 . 5 0 contests after a splendiferous start. ing to risk many more.” team is $40,000 short of its'esti­ to the Belgian suite, on the first 0 0 0 0 0 0 MOTORBOAT RACES The Detroit Tigers, who showed mate and a serious drive has to floor, which will he occupied by the signs of life during the first part of king and Queen of Afghanistan 31 3 9 27 17 LEADING LEAGUE HITTERS. be made to get enough money to Pittsburgh New York, April 23.—Earl last week, have fallen into evil way send the boys to Amsterdam. during their three-day state "visit to AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Widegrenr Locust Valley. N. Y., again. Ted Lyons of the White Sox London. The suite has Empire fur­ L. "Waner, c f ...... 4 0 American League. Every time it is the same case of today hqlda-the record for the 133- beat them yesterday, 9 to 3. niture and carved gold fittings. Adams, 2 b ...... , . 4 0 mile outboard motorboat race from - Easterling, D etroit...... 481a late response to^ the call that P. Waner, rf 1 Rothrock and Hofmann swung a brings just enough money to make To give It a home like air for the Albany to New York. Ho covered Durocher, New Y o r k ...... 444 Royal Visitors the Queen has sent Wright, ss ...... 4 0 mean shiilalah as the Red Sox cap­ Traynor, 3 b ...... 4 1 the distance In 4:27:30 yesterday Cobb, Philadelphia...... 444 the expedition possible. to Windsor Castle for som^ of the tured an S to 5 slugfest from Wash­ So, if it is only money that Is Grantham, lb ..... 1 0 after his boat, the Baby Olds, Meusel, New Y o r k ...... 424 magnificent Oriental carpets and Barnhart. If ...... 2 C ington. , Goslin, "Washington...... 393 bothering them, the British should hangings there. She is also having Gooch, c ...... ‘.3 0 built by Kentnerr*bad thrown him New York’s stock went up today Leader a year ago today Heil- not be too pessimistic. There Mlljns, p ...... S 0 into the river at Albany and had' some Eastern jades transferred to Harris, x ...... 1 0 with the announcement that Urban mann, Detroit. .500. isn’t much danger that foreign the suite from her private drawing crMhed into a float. Shocker probably would sign a con­ National League. relations will be so badly strained room. 30 2 5 24 9 3 W idegrra "Wins the .Haynea^rif- tract this morning. Grantham, P irates...... 577 at Amsterdam that there will be Chicago ...... 000 200 Olx— 3 fin award’ of |600. J. E. Wilkmson, Pittsburgh ...... 100 200 000— 2 of Boston, gets the yachting trophy Bell, B oston ...... 464 any way out of it., GET8 m s MAN. Two base ’hits, Butler, P. Waner, for bMts "With a Class B motor. Purdy,, Cincinnati . .441 Another Gill Victory Traynor; thre base hits, Ctephenson; ■* RACE SEASON OPENS. The University of Illinois track C. P. Steveni^ x>f Albany* partici­ . ’ 'New York, April 23.— Braving a Holm, St. Louis . . .424 Cochrane, Ont.— ^The Mounted sacrifices, Grantham, Barnhart. But­ Douthit, St. Louis .424 team recently journeyed far west gets its man! Constable Truelove, ler; doable plays, Hlljus to "Wright, pated in three of the four races drdnehing, turf enthusiasts throng­ Grantham to Gooch to Traynor to held within th# last fortnight and Leader a year ago today Sand, and defeated the powerful Southern of the Royal Canadian MouQted Adams to Gooch; left on bases, Pitts­ ed to the Jamaica track today for California team. It was consider­ finished not worse than third in thg official of the Metropolitan rac- Philadelphia .519 Police recently proved that when burgh 4, Chicago 9; base on balls, off The Big Five. able of an upset :tO; the expert^. he brought back a prisoner, Jacob Jones 1, Mlljus 4; struck out, by Mil- any of tbenu His time ysfeterday \\ Ing Reason. The Illinois team Is* the same Jus 7, Jones 2; wild pitch, Jones 1; Folks, meet Burt Shotten. Lest was 4:S3.18. Fifteen thoroughbreds were nam­ Cobb ...... 444 Mattonas, Creek Inlon, after a passed ball, Gooch; umpires, McCor­ Hornsby; ...... 393 one that won the Western Confer­ 100(^-mile trip on snowshoes. mick, Magee and Klem ; time, 1:48. xou don’t kno"w, he vraa picked dur­ ed overnight for the ^8,500 Pau- ing the winter to lead the Phillies tiAllO A UGfflVmBAVl'. monok handicap, of six furlongs, the TH^CAkfroDB Gehrig ...... 323 ence indoor clumpionship last s— WebD batted for Gonzales in 8th. Ruth ...... 207 season and It Is coached by Harry Nearly two million people not X— Harris batted for Grantham In out of the National League cellar. N^ York,'* April ‘e,. feature of the six-race'card. Sweep- "Voo cAhi'rvue&a flth. Of course, that is some Job for any Lattd^ tt-welterwelght ehampioA,’; sCftr and Nassak, the Rancocas Speaker ...... -154Gill, one of the 'best coaches In being paid for working, the La­ the world. bor Department reports. What man, but Shotten is confident that makes hhi bow as # light ' • sprinters, were favored to win the One thing about those elections the PhUlies of 1928 wUI be just a weight ttmight Is a tm. THAMkS Who said ths Irish and the Gill Isn’t well known enough to we’d like to see is an accurate rich prize because of their mud- figure on those paid for working In Chicago— it’s easy to bear the little different than the PhilUeg of here with TOfir MaroUdt runeping ability. Rain made the go- WfliTepSME^ AfICtf. Dutch don’t amount to very much? get a place on the Olympic coach­ ing staff, althoncli tome of those who are not. raaorfa. , .Orltaoi bittlnt Jjtfi: ^eavy.' Go ask the Atlantic ocean

' f KlANCHESroR (CONN.) KVTCNTNG HERAIJD, MONDAY, A FR It 23,1928. P A u E TEN ' TTie Advertisers Under Classification 23 Offer You Many And

Wanted— I^uBlness Service AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD Wamt Ad bfomiKdon Suburban for Sale AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD Real Estate for Exchange ... at Manchester, within ami for t"® at Manchester, within and for the Wanted—Real Estate •••••••• PERRETT AND GLBNNBT--Local District of Manchester, on the 21st. District of Manchester, on the 21st. AucdoB— Legal Notices and long distance moving and truck­ day of April, A. D., 1928...... day of April, A. D., 1928, _ Manchester, Auction Sales ing Dally express to Hartford Liv­ Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., Legal Notices ery car for hire. Telephone 7-2. jutige. JUdSOe Estate of Richard L. Taylor, l«ta of Evening Herald WANTED-^LOCAL and long distance Estate of John Brennan late of Manchester, In said District, dec^sed. Superintendents Lost and Found Phone Your Want Ads Manchester, In said District, deceased. moving. We have five trucks es­ On motion of Margaret Leister, On motion of The Manchester Trust Hold Themem Frisonerife^W- Classified Advertisements pecially equipped for moving, r a g ­ Company admlnlstratori executrix with will annexed. rines Rnsned to the Cotmt six average worde to a line, to st__^BETWEEN Russell street and ing in capacity frotn one to 6/® tons. To The ORDERED:—^That six months from ORDERED:—^That six months from nitlala numbere and abbreviations, Packard’s Drug store, Experienced men. 55 Bissell street. the 21st day of April, A. D., 1928 be the 21st. day of April, A. D., 1928, be lach count as a word and compond Packard’s Drug stone and Bantley s and the same are limited and allowed Blueflelds, Nicaragua, AVfid 23 Filling station $20. Finder please ____ - - and the same are limited and allowed rords as two words. Minimum cost for the creditors within which, to for the creditors within which to — United States marines were being s price of three lines. call 18(/7. Reward. ______Help Wanted— Female 35 bring In their claims against said bring In their claims against said es­ estate, and the said executrix Is di­ tate, and the said administrator Is di­ rushed today to the Prlnclpnlca d^e-. Line rates per day for transient LOST—$20 BILL between Bissell rected to give public— - --notice - ■ to , . the trict -where Sandino r e b e l a ridded street and SUte Theater. Reward. WANTED—yo u n g GIRL to assist Evening Herald rected to give public notice to the %ds with housework, and care of chil­ creditors to bring in their claims IMtectlve Marcli IT, IWT Return State Soda Shop. ______within said time allowed by posting lu<,wed'’ bj p o K the Bonanz. and LhlhP gold Cash Charge dren Call 2597-W, or Inquire C, E. a copy of this order on the public camps, seizing the mine superin* Rogers, 30 Lewis street. a copy of this order on the public 1 Consecutive Days oc.l 7 cts 9 cts sign post nearest to the place where sign post nearest to the place where tendents and carrying them ’off, as 11 cts LOST— TRUCK TIRE and rlm 38x5. the deceased last dwelt within said i Consecutive Days ..I 9 cts John Kingsbury, telephone 1204-4, 86 the deceased last dwelt within said prisoners. The^ mines, both of 1 Day .,,.••...... •••1 11 cts 18 cts Help Wanted— ^Male town and by publsihing the same In town and by publishing the same In All orders for Irregular Insertions some newspaper having a circulation some newspaper having a circulation which are o'wned by Americans, atn LOST — POCKBTBOOK, containing Call 664 In said probate district, within ten about 70 miles from Blueflelds. will be charged at the one-time rate. small beaded bag and money. Kindly in said probate district, within ten Special rates for long term every days from the date of this order, and days from the date of this order, and call 804-5, WANTED—^YOUNG MAN to work on return make to this court of the’ no­ There were about 30W rebels in the day advrtlslng glvn upon request. farm. Apply 862 Woodland street. And Ask for “Bee’ return make to this court of the no­ band which made the raids. The Ads ordered for tl\ree or six days tice given. __ _ tice given. and stopped before the third ®r fifth Announcements 2 WANTED—^MAN to drive car. Must WILLIAM S. HYDE WILLIAM S. HYDE . rebels looted both mines, carrying day will be charged only for the ac­ be neat in appearance and willing to Tell Her What You Want Judge. Judge., ^ off considerable bullion and pro­ tual number of times the ad appear­ STEAMSHIP TICKBTS--all Pfrts of work. Phone 1107 for appoirltment. H-4-23-28. H-4-23-28. ed. charging at the rate earned, but the world. Ask for sailing lists and visions. no allowances or refunds can be made ratea Phono 75(J-2. Robert J. Smith. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD At the same time rebels looted on six time ads stopped after the Situations Wanted— ^Female 88 , She will take your ad.-help you R for best at Manchester, within and for the at Manchester, within and for the the Martinez mahogany camp in the 1009 Main street. and see that it is properly inserted. Bill will be m^led district of Manchester, on the 21st District of Manchester, on the 21st. ^^I^o*^‘^tni forbids” ; display lines not WANTED— ALL KINDS of plain sew- same day allowing you until seventh day after insertion day of April, A. D., 1928. • Cape Gracias district. Automobiles for Sale day of April, A. D., 1928. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., The 'scene of the raids is some ing, work called for and delivered. to take advantage of the CASH RATE. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., ^°The Herald will not bo responsible Telephone 476-2. ______Judge. Judge. miles distant where the rebels were for more than one Incorrect Insertion GOOD USED CARS AT Estate of Julia Tomasleskl and Estate of Adelald M. Hills late of of any advertisement ordered for USED CAR PRICES WANTED—IRONING OR any other Brunislaw Tomasleskl of Manchester Manchester, In said District, deceas­ last active. more than one time. __ Geo. L. Betts steady work by mlddle-a^ed w o m ^ in said district, minors. ed. The inadvertent omission or incor­ 127 Spruce St. Phone 711 Best of references. Apply 95 South Upon application of Olga Tomasle On motion of Harry E. Hills execu­ Katherine Howard, wile of rect publication of advertising Main street or Seastrand Bros^^___ ski praying for the appointment of ( tor with will annexed. Henry VIII was the flrst person to rectified only by cancellation of the 1926 Ford Coupe. guardian of said minors, as per appll ORDERED:—That six months from the 21st. day of April, A. D., 1928, be use pins in England. They were Im­ charge made for the service rendered. 1925 Ford Sedan. WANTED — HOUSEWORK, dress­ Apartments, Flats, Tenements 63 cation on file, It Is 1925 Star Sedan. making, caring for children or simi­ Wanted— ^To Buy 68 ORDERED:—That the foregoing and the same are limited gand allowed ported from France in 1543. All advertisements must conform 1924 Chevrolet Touring. lar work. Call Mrs. Underhill, 46 application be heard and determined for the creditors within which to in style, copy and typography with 1923 Overland Sedan. Foley street. Phone 1212-4, TWO ROOM SUITE Johnson Block. at the Probate office In Manchester bring In their claims against said regulations enforced by the publlsn- 1923 Ford Fordor Sedan. WE PAY HIGHEST price., for old Apply to Aaron Johnson, 62 Linden In said District, on the 28th. day of estate and the said executor Is direct­ ers, and ana theytney reserve t»e^tlc_ right to 1923 Dodge Coupe. Live Stock— Vehicles 42 furniture and junk. Call 849. street or to janitor. April, A. D., 1928, at 9 o’clock In the ed to give public notice to the credi­ edit, revise or reject any copy con­ ELMER AUTOMOBILE CO. forenoon, and that notice be given to tors to bring In their claims within sidered objectionable. . Trotter Block Tel. 941 all persons Interested In said estate said time allowed by posting a copy Houses For Sale WANTED — TO BUY old-fashioned of- this order on the public sign post CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads FOR SALE—75 YOUNG PIGS. Reln- furniture. Also repairing a*'®, J®' Wanted to Rent 68 to the pendency of said application to be published same day must be re­ d e p e n d a b l e u se d c a r s finishing of antique and modern and the time and place of hearing nearest to the place where the.de­ $2,600 Is the price for a small MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES CO. Jh a r d ^ L ^ u 0 ceased last dwelt within said town ceived by 12 o’clock noon. Saturdays furniture. V. Hedeen, 333 Center St. WANTED FURNISHED ROOMS, 2 or thereon, by publishing a copy of [this cottage with fair sized lot. elec­ 10:30 a. m. 1069 Main St. So. Manchester order In some newspaper having a and by publishing the same In some Open Eve. and Sun. Tel. "40 Poultry and Supplies 43 3 rooms for light housekee^ng by circulation in said district, on or be­ newspaper having a circulation in tricity,, bathroom, garden and poul­ WILL PAY HIGHEST prices for all young couple. Reply to Hox W, Man­ Telephone Your Want Ads kinds of poultry. We will fore April 23rd., 1928, and by posting said probate district, within ten days try place. Why pay rent? Cen­ 12 GOOD USED CARS Including 1927 rags, papers and all kinds of Junk. chester Herald. a copy of this order on the public from the date of this order, and re­ Oldsmobile Landau, 1925 Oldsmoblle MILLER'S BABY Chlx, ^®fT sign-post In said town of Manchester, turn make to this court of the notice tral location. Ads are accepted over the telephone Two-Door sedan, Crawford auto hwns from our healthy trapnested Call 982-4, at least five days before the day of given. Seven room single, furnace, gas, at the CHARGE RATE given above breeders, state-tested and free Jtrom Business Property for Sale 70 Supply Co., Center and Trotter 59 said hearing, to appear if they see WILLIAM S. HYDE etc., walk and curbing, 2 ear garage, as a convenience to advertisers, but streets, Tel. 1174 or 2021-2. disease. Good sized birds and ®BE®‘ Rooms Without Board cause at said time and place and be Judge. poultry house, land for auothei the CASH RATES will be accepted as Heavy producers. Hatch weekly. FOR SALE—WELL ESTABLISHED heard relative thereto, and make re­ H-4-23-28. FULL PAYMENT if paid at the busi­ f o r s a l e —l a t e MODEL Bulck ] Phone 1063-3. Fred Miller, Nor TO RENT— TWO ROOMS, all con­ garage business. Doing good bus! turn to this court. house or garden. A few fruit ness office on or before the seventh coach. Fully equipped. Low mileage. Coventry. (Ask me about poultry veniences with or without table ness on Center street. South Man WILLIAM S. HYDE trees and grapes. Price $6,600, dav following the first Insertion of Price very reasonable. Inquire 34 supplies and equipment). board. 169 Main street. Tel. 865-5^^ Chester Garage. Phone 680. Judge. WILL ROGERS’ JOKE tornis* each ad., otherwise the CHARGE Bidwell street^______H-4-23-28. TO COST HIM $5 Porter street, nice single with 2 RATE will be collected. No responsi­ OLIVER BRO’rHERS day old chicks Farina and Land for Sale 71 bility for errors in telephoned ads 1927 Studebaker Standard Sedan. Apartments, Flats, Tenements 08 AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD car garage. House Is all modem will be assumed and their accuracy from two year old hens. 1924 Studebaker Special 6 Sedan. Strain-Blood tested FOR SALE—ON STATE ROAD only at Manchester, within and for the Washington, April 23. — Will and the rooms are well arranged. It cannot be guaranteed. 1924 Studebaker Big 6 Sedan. white diarrhea. Oliver Bros.. Clarks FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, down $4,000 buys a nice small farm, house District of Manchester, on the 21st. Rogers, the comedian, has told one Is offered at $7,500, $1,000 cash. 1924 Studebaker Big 6 Touring, stairs, at 111 Holl street. Apply on day of April, A. D„ 1928. 1923 Studebaker Big 6 Touring. Corner, Conn. ___ premises, or telephone 1214-4. In good condition. Price Is right. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., joke too many and his last one will Six room American colonial, oak 1924 Studebaker Light 6 Sedan. Easy terms Call Arth ir A. Knofla, cost him five dollars, according trim and floors down, steam, gas, Phone 664 782-2. Judge. ASK FOR WANT AD SERVICE 1924 Studebaker Light 6 Touring. BABY CHICKG—Best FOR RENT—PRACTICALLY brand Estate of John J. Sullivan late of to Senator William E. Borah, Re­ white plumbing, 2 car garage, high « « « 1921 Studebaker Big 6 Touring. popular breeds: guaranteed live de- new 5 room flat, all Improvements Manchester, In said District, deceased. elevation, north end. Price only 1922 Studebaker Light 6 Sedan. llveryi W6 do custom hatchings free and conveniences. Centrally located. Houses fob Sale 72 The Administrator having exhibit­ publican of Idaho. Index of Classifications A few cars of all makes. Good buys catalogue. Clark's Hatchery. EJast Tel. 1519 or call 25 Strant street. ed his administration account with Rogers boasted of sending $5 to $6,600, $1,000 cash. Evening Herald Want for little money. tiar*^ford. Conn. ■______FOR SALE—12 ROOM flat, large lot, said estate to this Court for allow­ Borah’s “ Republican Conscience Five room single, Greenacres. A grouped according to classifications THE CONKEY AUTO CO. TO RENT—5 ROOM flat, 67 Summer double garage, on improved street, ance, it Is nice little cottage, all modem Distributors, Studebaker & Ersklne street, near trolley, all modern con­ Fund,’’ which the Idaho Senator is Llow and for handy reference will BABY CHICKS convenient to Hartford. Will sell or ORDERED:—That the 28th day of $6,500. $500 cash. appear in the numerical order Indi­ 20-22 East Center St. Tel. 840. Baby chicks, blood tested, Ohio veniences. Inquire 5 Walnut street. exchange for single house o. bulld- \pril, A D., 1928, at 9 o’clock, fore­ raising to repay the $160,000 noon, at the Probate Office. In said Building lots. Buy now when cated: . State University accredited. Order In FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM_ modern Inn lots. Call 14 St. Lawrence street “ loaned” by Harry F. Sinclair to CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE advance. Manchester Grain and Coal or phone 1462-3. Manchester, be and the same Is as­ prices are at lowest of year. Prices Births ...... g If you are in the market for a good tenement. Inquire at 65 Stark­ signed for a hearing on the allow­ the Republican Party in 1923. Engagements ...... " re-conditioned used car we have them Company. Phone 1760. weather street after 5. Rogers said he had listed five Re­ as low as $150 with dty water and Marriages ...... SPECIAL PRICE—Two-family house ance of said administration account electricity. $350 With sewer, at all prices. of 10 rdoms on North Main street. with said estate, and this Court di­ publicans he wanted Borah to Deaths ...... if. H. A. STEPHENS Articles for Sale 45 FOR RENT—2 FIVE ROOM FLATS rects the administrator to. give public water, gas and electricity. These Cards of Thanks ...... with bath and garage. 2' minutes All Ifiiprovements $4450. $1500 cwh. “ clean” fox' his fl e dol’ 's. In Memorlam ...... Center at Knox Tel. 939-2 Apply 243 or 247 North Main. Tel. notice to all persons interested there­ are absolute bargains and a lot for HOT AIR FURNACES (2)—Good con­ walk from trolley, 32 and 34 St. in to appear and be heard thereon by The only thing wron,. "itli Lost and Found ...... ^ Johns street. So. Manenester. E. A. 438-12. a little. Announcements ...... " Auto Accessories— Tires 6 dition at most any price, act quick. publishing a copy of this order in ’’.ogers’ little Joke, Bor. Ii said to­ 253 Main street. South; Manchester, Standish, Andover, Conn, Telephone some newspaper having a circulation Personals ...... ^ FOR SALE—MAIN STRKBT, nice day, was that he net'er sent in the j or Cohen Bros,, 82 Taicott street, 1351-3—WlUimantlc. ______in said District, on or before April Automobiles O-TITE PISTON RINGS for all bungalow, just the place tor busi­ Automobiles for Sale ...... ’ Hartford. ness Car washing and greasing 23, 1928. and by posting a copy of this five bucks. 1 makes of cars. They give your APARTMENTS—Two, three and tour “ But,” Borah added, “ I’m going Automobiles for Exchange ...... o engine more power, more miles per room apartments, heat, janitor ser­ equipment. Garage (tor ten oars) or order on the public signpost in the Auto Accessories—Tires ...... « FOR SALE— WHITNEY reversible workshop 50x30. Lot 66x270. Investi­ Town where the deceased last dwelt, to write him and ask for the five.” Robert ]. gallon of gas; also stops oil pump­ baby carriage, very cheap. Can be vice, gas range, refrigerator, In-a- gate. Call Arthur A.. Knofla for five days before said day of hearing Auto Repairing—Painting ...... ‘ ing. Fred H. Norton, 180 Main St. seen. 38 Main street, Manchester or door bed furnished. Call Manchester Borah also announced he would 1009 Main Street , Auto Schools ...... Construction Company, 2100 or tele­ terms and price. TeL 782-2, 876 Main. and return make to this Court. Autos—Ship by Truck ...... » DISTRIBUTOR FOR Prest-O-Llte call 783. ______WILLIAM S. HYDE not abandon his plan for raising the REAL ESTATE, INSlteANCE Autos—For Hire ...... » phone 782-2. _____ FOR SALE—ST,'ATB ROA to Hart­ Judge. $160,000 even though Sinclair won Garages—Service—Storage ...... 10 batteries for automobiles and radios. t’OR SALE— FURNITURE suitable ford. 6 room single, 2 car garage, H-4-23-28. STEAMSHIP TICKETS All sizes and cars. Complete battery for cottage; also kitchen stove, Hey- corner property. Price only $6400.- an acquittal here Saturday. Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... it service. Center Auto Supply Co. 165 wood Wakefield baby carriage, FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM tenement, Wanted Autos—Motorcyles ..... i^ with garage. 184 Hilliard street. $800 cash. Call Arthur A Knofla. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD fiiiHiness and Professional Services Center street. TeL, 673. child’s play yard. Call 823 Main Telephone 782-2, 875 Main street. at Manchester, within and for the Business Services Offered ...... , street or phone 413. - ______HUDSON STREET. 6 lluOM tenement District of Manchester, on the 21st. THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: Household Services Offered...... 13-A Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 FOK SALE—NEW 5 ROOM bunga­ day of April, A. D., 1928. FOR SALE— FERTILIZER for lawns. and garage, near Depot. In good Building—ContractingDUXIUlXiB---... ------14 _ condition Modern improvements. low all improvements. Telephone Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., (270) Day Birds of Prey Florists— Nurseries ...... Karl Marks, 136 Summer street. Tel. 3632-2 or call 108 Benten street. Judge. FOR SALE—1924 Harley Davidson 1877. Telephone 981-‘X. Estate of Michael J. Sullivan late Sketches by Bessey; Synopsis by Braucher Funeral Directors ...... ' motorcycle, good condition $60 cash Heating—Plumbing—Roofing takes it. 179 Middle Turnpike. East. FOR r e n t —SEVERAL first cUss fo r s a l e —DELMON'f STREET— of Manchester, In said District, de­ Insurance ...... Tel. 1911-2. rents with all improvements. Apply seven room single, fire place, oak ceased. Millinery— Dressmaking .... Building Materials 47 floors and trim, shade trees, price The Administrator having exhibited Edward J. Holl. 865 Main street. Tel. right. Call Arthur A Knofla. Tele­ his administration account with said Moving—Trucking—Storage . 560. Painting—Papering ...... Business Services Offered 13 FOR SALE—CONCRETE building phone 782-2, 875 Main street. estate to this Court for allowance, it 1‘rofessional Services ...... blocks and chimney blocks. Inquire 3 ROOMS FOR RENT at 170 Oak is Repairing ...... ■WANTED-ALL kinds of tools sharp­ Frank Damato, 24 Homestead street. street, all improvements, hot water Lots for Sale 73 ORDERED:—That the 28th. day of Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ened, saws, razors, scissors, knives, Manchester, Telephone 1507. heat. Call 616-5.______\pril, A. D., 1928, at 9 o’clock, fore­ Toilet Goods and Services ... la-^vn mowers, first class work, on all noon, at the I’robate Office, in said Wanted—Business Service . . jobs, at the Corner of Bissell and FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM FLAT on FOR SALE—TWO BEAUTIFUL lots Manchester, be and the same is as­ K)l iioiitional Spruce streets. Electrical Appliances— Radio 49 Wadsworth street, all modern and centrally located. Must be sold Im­ signed for a hearing on the allows Poiirses and Classes ...... new, steam heat, oak floors, rent mediately. regardless of price. Con- ance of said administration account Private Instruction ...... CHAIR CANING NEATLY done. Price ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING appli­ reasonable. See Stuart J. Wasiey, vlnce yourself of this remarkable with said estate, and this Court di­ Dancing ...... right, satisfaction guaranteed. Carl ances. motors, generators, sold and 827 Main street, telephone 1428-2. bargain offer. Call 1717 rects the Administrator to give public Musical—Dramatic ...... Anderson, 53 Norman street. Phone repaired; work called for. Pequol notice to all persons Interested there­ Wanted—Instruction ...... 1892-2. Electric Co.. 407 Center street Phone FOR RENT—FOUR room flat, and Real Estate for Exchange 70 in to appear and be heard thereon by Financial one room finished in attic, all .mod- publishing a copy of this order in 31 1592. Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages WANTED—TEAM work, scrapping ern improvements. One minute walk FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE property some new'spaper having a circulation Business Opportunities ...... 32 cellars, plowing, carting ashes, etc. 49-A from Main street. Inquire at 26 in town, in good locality. What have in said District, on or before April 23, Money to Loan ...... 55 Bissell street. Fuel and Feed Maple street. ______1928, and by posting a copy of this you to offer? Wm. KanehL Telephone order on the public signpost in the Money Wanted ...... 1776. Help and Sltuaflona ^ Millinery— ^Dressmaking 19 FOR SALE—BIRCH WOOD cut in TO RENT—5 ROOM flat, all modern Town where the deceased last dwelt, Help Wanted—Female ...... 35 stove lengths $11 per cord. Phone improvements, garage, 164 Eldrldge five days before said day of hearing Help Wanted—Male ---- . . .. 36 143-12. C. H. Schell. ______street or call at 58 Ashworth street. Legal Notices and return make to this Court. Help Wanted—Male or Female.. WANTED—DRESSMAKING to do at WILLIAM S, HYDE home, at 178 Parker street. Mrs. Agents Wanted ...... 37-A FOR SALE — HARDWOOD stove AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Judge. Situations Wanted—Female .... 38 Harry French. Telephone 2155-3. length, under cover. Call after 6 TO RENT—THREE room tenement. H-4-23-28. The bold frerw hunters of the air correspond to tiie -j_nj-Lrtr>r>r^r at Manchester, within and for the Situations Wanted—Male ...... 39 p. *1. V Firpo 116* WellB street. Inquire 28 Church street. Tel. 1598. district of Manchester, on the 21st great flesh-eating mammals that prowl the earth. 'Employment Agencies ...... 40 Moving— Trucking— Storage 20 Phono 1307-2. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Live Stock— Pets— Poultry— Vehicles FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, all day of April, A. D„ 1928. at Manchester, within and for the Swift-winged robbers they are* but serve their useful improvements, newly renovated, Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq.. District of Manchester, on the 21st. Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... ; 41 MANCHESTER & N. Y. MOTOR Dis­ Household Goods 51 J uds, e. purposes, too, ridding the earth of polution which would Uve Stock—Vehicles ...... 42 patch-Part loads to and from New windows shaded, 30 Russell street. Estate of Aaron Cook, Jr., late of day of April, 1928. Poultry and Supplies ...... " York, regular service. Call 7-2 or Call 28 Russell street. ______Manchester in said district, deceased. Present. WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., poison our health. They kill the superfluous in the huge Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 1282. NOW IS THE TIME TO furnish your Upon application of Jennie M. Cook Judge. bird family, and censor rats, snakes and herb-eaters. For Sale— ^Miscellaneous summer cottage. We have a large FOR RENT—6 ROOM TENEMENT at praying that letters of administration Estate of Jacob Orensteln of Man­ /Articles for Sale ...... 45 amount of slightly used furniture 150 Center street. For Information chester, In said District, Incompetent. The artist has sketched a common European Bu2zard.‘ Boats and Accessories ...... 46 Painting— Papering 21 on hand at very reasonable prices. telephone 171-4. be granted on said estate, as per ap­ The Conservator having exhibited Building Materials ...... 47 Ostrinsky’s Furniture Store, 28 Oak. plication on file, it is her account with said estate -to this By NEA. Through Spoeial Ptnnitilon o» th» Publlthtro ol Th« Book of knowlodgo. CopyfIgM. 1923-26. Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 ORDERED:—That the foregoing Court for allowance, and having re­ GEORGE E. STURTEVANT and Sons, FOK A LIMITED TIME we will sell application be heard and determined Electrical Appliances—Radio • • 49 painting and Interior decorating, "CRAZY NIGHT DRIVERS.” at the Probate office In Manchester in signed as such Conservator, It is Fuel and Feed ...... our $55 9x12 seemless extra heavy Greenwich, Conn., April 23.— A ORDERED;—That the 28th day of prices reasonable, work guaranteed. Axmlnster rugs for $39.50; $45 seam­ said District, on the 5th. day of May. Garden—Farm—Dairy Products 50 198 Eldrldge street. Tel. 1922-5. campaign against ‘‘these crazy night April, 1928, at 9 o’clock, forenoon, at Household Goods ...... 51 less Axminster for $35. These are all A D., 1928, at 9 o'clcck in the fore­ the Probate Office, in said Manches­ Machinery and Tools ...... 52 splendid patterns. Benson’s Furni­ drivers’’ is proposed by Judge noon. and that notice be given to all ter, be and the same Is assigned for Musical Instruments ...... 53 Repairing 23 ture Company. James R. Mead, of town court, who persons interested in said estate of a hearing on the allowance of said pfflee and Store Equipment...... 54 the pendency of said application and account and the acceptance of said FOR A LIMITED time we will sell announced such a move today when the time and place of hearing there­ Sporting Goods— PRETTYi' NEW TO BE YEARS AfiO , WHEN ' THEY BURHM6 UP ’ THE ' ROAD J BLEW INTO TOWN AND -iMfS.. IS IT i USED ME AS BAIT TO REAtCY/ VMfiOPCrM^i] ■ ’^ S E T ’ PEOPLE TO BITE ON rwerf^^M) CATCH r ‘ .THEIR PETRIFIED ^ THOSE] BIROS . sV PELLETS. IF THAT . A, Ip d o e ^ t ^: m a k e IT /■ / A IM PORTANT , T H E N WDVMk USTEN«------TH^'

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“ Look here, Carbona, It may not kill you when A hits you, but you’ll I T 3*, r o o jM V d t\ ^\AfK-r'sfrco} 3 p e ; 5 s y 1 I'i" starve to death bouncing!” m a n I t o Parson Johnson: “ De choir will H A N 0 C 6 ------now sing, ’I ’m Glad Salvation s Free,’ while Deacon Ketcha.n pass­ es de hat. De congregation will please ‘menber, while salvation am free, we hab to pay de cho}r foh w slngin’ about it. All please contri­ bute according to yo' means an’ not you’ meanness.”

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Jemima, at the zoo, saw a zebra h'' for the first time. “ Sambo,” she said, “ what kinu uv a animal am CtpytliM 1«1«, P«re7 L Cro*y, Cnterf 9tm REO. U. S. PAT. OFT. dat?” Otaza. >T NCA SCRVKX tNC. Sambo also gazed in much per­ plexity and awe. He had never seen one before, either. “ Why, Jem, dat iThe Toonerville Trolley That M eets A ll the Trains By Fontaine Pox OUR BOARDING HOUSE It's an ill wind (hat %l ows a ere are a sport model jackass!” By Gene Ahem saxophone. A Negro asked the station agent what the round-trip fare was to a certain place. $7.38. “ How much POKifT L^T -YM aT Vfe P I P A b l a c k ­ If’i A Wh iLP -THP MAS "To WITH ort BoVS,-^rK so for a corpse?” The fare for the U lQ RfW y A F o ? A t* leaf in letter golf and make VICE there than to have all the folks NSSfeRPAV, ASK(M(S be GOOD. Par is six, according BOMB(U

A Southern storekeeper, who was also justice of the peace, was sit­ ting in front of his store when a colored man drove up. “ Say, squire,” the latter an­ • nounced, “ dat woman you married me to las’ week has ten children, ii*^ an’ every one of dem plays some kin’ O b a musical inst’ument.” “ Why, that’s a regular band. Mose,” replied the justice. “ Do you want me to send off and get you a horn too?” “ No, sah,” was the dismal re­ o o o D sponse, “ Ah wants to get disband­ ed.” THE RULES. A minister went into a negro bar­ ber shop to get a shave. The barber 1 — The idea of letter golf is tobeing under the influence of liquor change one word to another and do made several bad cuts on the minis­ it in par, a given number of strokes. ter’s face, whereupon the minister Thus to change Cow to Hen in three ever alert to call attention to the strokes, COW, HOW, HEW, HEN. evils of drink said, “ Now you see / y 2— You can change only one let­what booze does!” ter at a time. IS “ Yassuh,” retorted the barber \ / 3— You must have a completegrinning broadly, “ it shore do make BKiPAKlGFKeP OULY BV VaIORK* word, of common usuage, for each de skin tendah! ” (' l’’on»a»nc Ff'g. l92R. The BtH jump. Slang words and abbrevia­ tions don't count. Two colored gentlemen who had 4 — The order of letters cannotreduced the population of a hen­ be changed. B y C r a n e roost were making a getaway. W ASHINGTON TUBBS H “ Laws, Mose” gasped Sambo “ Why ------We would like to know just what do you s’pose them flies follow us r happens to the Italian venders so close?” \'\X CiEt A PICK < s o z v . ' when they sell a bag full of wormy “Keep gallopin’, nigger,” said AN!) SHOMei-Y o i l l C K . ^ chestnuts to Mussolini. Mose, “ them’s buckshot.” ' MOO v\\w. c o m

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7;tCi s 5>>>T._orr. .S' Oiszs. BY NfA SERVICE. IRC. w& u. a mr. ' j-li Yi — A—— K i A A!SSJQJS& READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE B y S m a l l The Tinymites w’ere tickled on, I guess. W e’ll sleep right in SALESMAN SAM Is That W hat Peeved Him ? pink, and very much relieved this nest.” And shortly they couln to think that they were absolutely hardly see. ’Twak just as dark as TH' Wpy, SAW,HOW A WHOOPS, \ ^ 0 K (^ ^ A § YM' «C4U LT OF 6UR B t - W o o BAOj eU'L-L — safe from any sort of harm. The it could be. The birds and Tinies TH ' HORSE DOeSM'T birds were kind as kind could be. cuddled up to get a good night’s TMAT OUP- MA<3 IS BACK, \ ALL PiBOOT tUAT I C6MT MAwe coMtfesr \ YbO'D ©e.TTeR.60 OUT J I’LL TOST TftKe A w e OReAT PLEAsade IM U K e H IS , Soon Scouty sighed, and said, “ Ah rest. .. CHWSteMIMA me! ’Twas foolish that w'e wor­ Whet! morning came the sun M' YfeLL H(t^ HIS new / feom L t pH 0«R ried. There is no cause for alarm. rose high to brighten up the pret­ 3'AWe (6 ^OAl©OM* y/BeSTClOtefC. AM' ty sky. The Tinies ’woke and CMWSTCM HtM Wim FiO RO VeR j “ I feared the birds would peck stretched a bit. Then Coppy said, ALL D ue CER&MOAy * 'A Y H e us all, and chase us out, and make “ Oh, gee, I wish that we could V iS A K us fall. What saved us was the have a ride out with the birds, to 6MP crackers that we fed Ihem, I ’ll dip and glide. The air is so re­ just bet. I guess that we will freshing that ’twould quite appeal always find it pays to try and be to me.” real kind, for in return, it seems The big birds seemed to under­ to me, it’s kindness that you get.” stand. Within their bills they The -small birds then began to seized a band of vine and stretch­ squeal. “ Oh, my they want an­ ed it out real straight, and Scouty other meal,” said Coppy. “ I’ve yelled, “ Hurray! Upon this vine some crackers left. Come help me we all will sit. There’s room feed them, please. To hold the enough for us to. fit.” And, as crackers was a ‘.ht.ll. The birds they took their places, both the wmuld snap them with their bill. big birds flew away. Wee Clowny’d jerk them back a bit. He was an awful tease. r > .» “■Oh, watch the sun,” somebody (The Tinymites meet the old cried, “ i t ’s siuj^ing o’er the moun- man of the mountains in the ue.\l taiu Aide. The nlfhtUme’s rominn \ V ,

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John A. Derrick of Buckland who HOSPITAL NOTES entered the Hartford hospital last HUNDRED AND TEN THIRD ANNUAL CONCERT Tuesday for observation and treat­ ment is improving. Six patients were reported dis­ Beethoven Glee Club charged from Memorial hospital About thirty persons attended TO VISIT CAPITAL today. They are Mrs. Louis Lane H d ge E. Pearson, Director the first supper held by the n®^ly and Infant son of 40 Foley street, M iss Era M. Johnson, Accompanist organlied Non-Commissioned Oi- Mrs. Clifford Loomis and infant assisted by ficers’ Club at the State Armory son of 44 Cambridge street, Ruth THE GLORIA TRUMPETERS, Saturday night. A roast beef dinner 92 High School Seniors^ 18 Fields of Glenwood street and New York was served after which impromptu William Foley of Griswold street. EARL BELLIS, Tenor, Worcester speech-making took place. The sup­ There was one death, Arthur and Other Artists per was given by the officers of the Othen to Make Washing­ Barber, aged 83, colored, of He­ two national guard companies. bron, yesterday noon. He was ad­ HIGH SCHOOL HALL Company G and the Howitzer Com­ ton Pilgrimage. mitted March 20. No admissions Tuesday Evening, April 24, at pany. were reported. Over Ten Thousand Yards of Fabrics Displayed During 8 O’clock. Mrs. Frank Karver of New Haveh There will be 110 persons in the Joseph F. Madden of Madden spent the week-end with Miss Haz­ senior group from Manchester High i el Chambers of Benton street. Brothers, accompanied by John ABOUT TO W N^ school which starts on its annual Burke, left for Boston this morning Washington trip early next Satur-! and will return tonight with two The Young People’s Society of day morning, it was announced to-| Elmer Elliott and daughter, Jan the Concordia Lutheran church Nash closed cars for which Madden H A T FAS FABRIC WEEK day by Principal Clarence P. Quim- Brothers are agent, the cars to be Ice, of 19 Hollister street .spent the will entertain the cast of “The by. week-end in Woodstock, N. Y. Family Upstairs” at the church to­ The party will consist of 92 delivered to purchasers tomorrow rpHlS week has been set aside as Fabric ."VVeek and we have morrow evening. members of the senior class and morning. _ i-L assembled for your selection over ten thousand yards of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elms of the remainder will be friends or the season’s newest and favored fabrics. The new spring ^x- Wells street spent Sunday ih Rock­ relatives of students. The party tures are beautiful beyond words. In them American and Eu­ ville, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. will be supervised by Principal and Say It With Flowers ropean designers and weavers have achieved a great beauty and Charles Young. LOCAL COUPLE WED Mrs. Qulmby, Miss Esther Nuzuni a new feeling. And whethei; you enjoy the adventure of mak­ and Edson M. Bailey, the latter Flowers For All Occasions ing vour own clothes, or have them made, these fabrics will do Buddie, small son of Mr. and two members of the faculty. much to assure their success. See them before your spring Mrs. John Gowans of Hollister The itinerary for the trip which street celebrated his seventh birth­ IN DOUBLE CEREMONY Anderson Greenhonses wardrobe takeb further form in your mind. % day with a party Friday for a num­ comes to conclusion Thursday ber of his little playmates. Mrs, night of next week, has been an­ 158 Eldridg© St. Tel. 2124 We have made arrangements to have a skilled dressmaker Gowans had made a large, beauti­ nounced in The Herald heretofore. in our yard goods department this week. She will cut free Miss Lillian Gill Marries Roy This year the group will visit the fully decorated cake, with seven Knight and Miss Lillian of charge any fabric from 29c a yard and up. to your pattern. K pink candles. The dining room was United Statps Naval Academy at (The fabric must be purchased in our department.) I -'® also decorated in pink and white. Steele Is Bride of Lester Annapolis on the way down to The children played games and did Trouton. Washington and will stop at Phila­ iJ justice to the good things provided delphia on the return and visit the plant of the Curtis Publishing for them. A beautiful double wedding took Company. The return trip will be TE^ ^PHONE THIS WEEK ONLY! Women of Mooseheart Legion place at the home of Wallace Hum- made in a special train all the way will hold their second meeting of iston at Northfield. Conn., Saturday to Manchester. 40 INCH The Manchester party will be ac the month at the home of Mrs. afternoon at 5 p. m. Miss Lillian Barbara Hampson, 21 Stockhouse companied by eighty students from road, tomorrow evening. Gill formerly of Manchester now of Rockville High school and five Stratford was married to Roy from Glastonbury High. The train Light o’day Printed Crepe de Chine Printed Celanesa ^ Helen Davidson Lodge, Daugh­ Knights of Albine, Maine and Miss leaves Hartford at 6:54 Saturday ters of Scotia, is planning to enter­ Lillian Steele was married to Lester morning. The local party will leave Thirty new and different patterns to se­ tain Mrs. Mary Guest of Bridgeport, Trouton of Manchester. here at 6 o’clock. lect from. About half of these were orig­ grand chief dauglrter on Friday Miss Gill wore a peach beaded Prints inally priced $2.98 a yard. The smart $ woman will surely find the print of her 1.69 evening. May 18, also Mrs, Mary georgette dress and Miss Steele Absolutely tub fast—the Sub­ Chiffon Miller Athens of Torrington, grand luster cannot be washed choice In this beautiful array of printed crepes. wore a peach georgette with tan dued patterns for the conservative woman, and gay pat­ To see this new, beautiful deputy. Supper will be served be­ lace. Miss Gill carried a corsage WANTED! away. This is a new devel­ Your old carpets, old rugs to j terns for the girl who desires colorful frocks. fabric is to love it. Large ,1 fore the meeting to the official vis­ bouquet of yellow sweet peas. Miss opment—a fabric with the floral patterns in three and itors and members. A delegation Steele carried a corsage bouquet of make into beautiful rugs, all plain look of silk, the economy of colors. Call from 1:30 p. ni. until four colorings that are the from Ellen Douglas lodge of Hart­ pink roses and violet sweet peas. sturdy cotton. Floral pat­ last word in style. It looks ford will be present. 8 p. m. Tel. 2667 or write Econ­ ' ft* ».N terns and geometric designs. They were attended by Miss Ruby omy Rug Co., 129 Center Street. just like georgette at half on I Trouton of Manchester and Myron 36 inches wide. Patterns the cost. Patterns for dainty There was no police officer Klanesicl of Thomaston, Conn. Miss E l « d i for Avomen and children. afternoon and dance frocks. motorcycle duty last night, al­ Trouton was dressed in violet Yard, Yard, though Albert Roberts, newly ap­ georgette and carried a corsage 79c pointed night police officer to do bouquet of . yellow roses. Gold $ 1.69 duty from 5 o’clock until midnight pieces were presented to the brides­ IJillhiltd sStiicdt,:;'” appeared at the police station in maid and best man. Washable his riding togs. As several of the The wedding reception was held li ypu : have anir night men had been on duty yes­ the; terday during the rain period he at the home of Miss Myron Klani- Flat Crepe Rayon was assigned to street duty. The eski of Thomaston. iN weather conditions were such that Mr. and Mrs. Knights will live in Gej^erator' After comparing compet­ Voile the traveling was not iieavy and Maine. Mr. and Mrs. Trouton will itive crepes for some time, tlio.se who were driving seemed to make their home in Manchester. :a s £ o r we cannot find any that will One of the oustanding ma­ be using care. ■Better .service oji;,- compete with this crepe in terials for summer frocks. generator, starterf. weighj; or quality. A heavy This fabric is also tlmilar to Mrs. E. S. Culver, chairman of ighitapn ami magv quality, 40 Inch flat crepe georgette. Floral designs the Ways and Means committee of 'T R O U B t G th at Is washable. All new in light and dark patterns Spiritual Meeting netSi^epairs. '• light shades for sport, after­ that are guaranteed fast. 36 tlie Buckland Parent-Teacher asso­ TUESD.4Y evening noon and evening frocks. Inches wide. Yard, ciation, announces another dance A TELEPHONE call 102 Summit St. Tel. 2664 Rate ^ Yard, for Wednesday evening of this week Also Monday, Wednesday and receives the same care­ $1L.29. in the assembly hall of the school. Friday evenings at 50 Allyn St., ful consideration here All Worfcq^l’ $1.98 Wehr’s orchestra will provide the as a personal call. So Drive Your Ca music and Dan Miller will be on Hartford, Tel. 0-8349. Printed 36 Inch Blanche Rochon. Medinni do not hesitate to ring tor Free Test band to prompt for tlie old-fash­ us when an emergency Printed Dimities and ioned dances. arises. You will find Broadcloth and Peqoe us quick to arrive and Lawn Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Chartier efficient In the ways of These two fabrics have proven Predicted to be the leading fab­ and small son returned to their our trade. to be two of the season’s wanted rics for spring and summer wear. home in Allentown, Pa, yesterday materials. Attractive patterns that 'A. Perfect .Service” Stunning designs that will make up after spending a few days with their . are suitable for women’s morning into the best looking frocks for parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Chartier ; and afternoon frocks, as well as women’s’ and children’s wear. At Df North Main street. CARL W children’s school dresses. 36 Inches this price you surely can afford one wide—fast colors. Yard, or two frocks. Yard, .\rthur Barber, aged S3, colored, Jttummum dasher ANPERSON of Hebron, died at Memorial hospi­ '.:iiiibing and Heating 59c 39c tal at 2 o'clock yesterday after­ Contractor. noon. He was sent to the hospital .Vi liissell 8t. Tel. 143:J by the Town of Hebron, March 20. “EverfasP^ Heart disease and pneumonia were Fasheen and Balloon Prints the causes. Youngsters will love these bright, Soisette Prints balloon patterns not only for dress- Lady Roberts Lodge Daughters es but also for curtains, bureau of St. George will celebrate its 7th We have just received for this and bedspreads in their anniversary by a theater party and week’s selling thirty new patterns scarfs and colorings in these well known room___ Combined with crisp col­ dinner in Hartford this evening. lars and cuffs they will make pret­ V, prints. Many of the patterns are suitable for draperies. 32 inches ty frocks. Absolutely guaranteed wide. Color fast. Yard, fast. Yard, PHONES 9 39c 50c WATKINS BROTHERS i Printed Rayon Alpaca ...... / H! Linene Rayon alpaca is a plain GOOD THINGS TO EAT Patterns that express rayon fabric that is being SALES and SERVICE spring and summer in all its used for draP®rl®®* dress AMEERS AND OTHERS glory. It will make up in­ slips and dresses. A good ^Btrerfars 12 M Red Label assortment of shades. Yard, About as high and mighty a personage as any, to the best looking one and two piece frocks for sport Robert K Anderson anywhere, is the Ameer of Afghanistan. He has 39c HILLERY BROS. been making a tour of Europe, all dressed up and and business wear. The best part of it is that the Tel. 1107 with a big entourage, as the guest of several na­ Phone: ^00 or 748-2 tions. There is a generally credited report that patterns are color fast. 36 Pongee 384 Htfd. Road, So. Manchester in England he bought every luxury in sight—and inches wide. Yard, walked off owing two million dollars for the em­ 50c barrassed British government to pay. Now he’s This well known fabric fills many uses In headed for Russia; and he’ll probably repay Brit­ every home—^women’s frocks, children s Indian Prints ain by making some kind of an underhanded deal dresses- and suits and draperies. A I®hrlc with the Soviets that will imperil the northern 40 Inch Excellum that looks like new after repeated washings. The popular Indian prints frontiers of Britain’s India. A high lustered rayon ba- Special this week at the low price of 59c a yard. I colors of red. hlue, tan Our interest in this top-lofty individual takes the ronette satin which is espe­ nrt green. 36 Inches MEN’S WORK form of imagining what would happen if he were cially suitable, for slips. All wide. Yard, to step out of his gold-leafed limousine in front of light pastel shades, as well Pinehurst some fine morning, walk in here and as the darker tones. 40 98c command that the regular order of events be halt­ Inches wide. Yard, CLOTHES ed while he was served with the very cream of Pinehurst edibles—the choicest broilers, the finest 99c Our store offers you a fine line of high grade work ^ shad or what-not—with everybody in the place clothing. Many local men wear our work clothes for S running around In circles to wait on him. service and satisfaction. Really, we suspect that the Ameer would pres­ THIS WEEK 49c ently depart unserved. Because Pinehurst would be extremely likely to say: “In your turn. Ameer; “Year Round” in your turn. Here are a dozen people ahead of Men’s Khaki Pants, Sizes you a,nd this little girl with a note from her mother for a box of sardines is next. Little girls, Chatmeusette Cotton Prints 30 to 5 0 ...... ?l-50 to $3.50 little boys, ten dollar customers, ten cent custom­ ers, Ameers and ditch diggers, all get the same ser­ Men’s Corduroy P a n ts...... $5.00 vice here—the best we know how to give.” 50c yard 29c yard Men’s Cotton Mixed Pants.. $2.50 to $4.00 Try a Pinehurst Sirloin Steak Tuesday (Regular price 69c) Most every housewife is A fabric that ordinarily Men’s All Leather Work Gloves Lean Ribs of Pinehurst Corned familiar with this sturdy retails for 49c a yard. Pat­ printed m aterial which is so terns suiteble for children’s for nursery w ork ...... $1.00 to $2.00 B e e f...... 14c lb. practical for house frocks and women’s frocks and dra­ and children’s’ school and peries. 32r inches wide. Men’s Leather Palm Gloves 35c to 50c pair, Pure Lard, 2 lbs...... 25c play frocks. New patterns Guaranteed color fast. Pinehurst Hamburg ...... ,25c lb. and colors that are guaran­ Men’s Work Socks.. 20c, 25c and 35c pair teed fast. Men’s Working Shoes .... .’.$3.50 to $5.50 The Meat Department will If you are not quite satis­ have fied with your flour—try Some very tender Juicy King Arthur. , e ’ 3 Sirloin Steaks. Pinehurst (light) bulk Pictorial afd Men’s Overalls, Unionalls, Jumpers and 'the new pant Fresh Pork or Chops for Review overalls with Whizzit fastner and copper riveted seams. Molasses 35c qt. ^' (Jbods roasting. Sauer Kraut, 3 lbs. 25c Patterns Bare Bones for Soup at O’Cedar and Liquid Ve­ Main'Flool 3c lb. Main Floor Meaty Soup Bones and neer. tender pieces of Lamb for Johnson’s Paste and stewing. Liquid Floor Wax. A . L BROWN ^ ...... MONDAY, APKlEi ITOanfltgBtgr g pgntoa

John A. Derrick of Buckland who HOSPITAL NOTES entered the Hartford hospital last HUNDRED AND TEN Tuesday for observation and treat­ ment Is Improving. Six patients were reported dis­ TO VISIT CAPITAL charged from Memorial hospital About thirty persons attended today. They are Mrs. Louis Lane Hdge E. Pearson, Director the first supper held by the and infant son of 40 Foley street, Miss Bra M. Johnson, Accompanist organised Non-Commissioned Of­ Mrs. Clifford Loomis and infant assisted by ficers’ Club at the State Armory son of 44 Cambridge street, Ruth THE GLORIA TRUMPETERS, Saturday night. A roast beef dinner 92 High School Senior^, 18 Fields of Glenwood street and New York was served after which Impromptu William Foley of Griswold street. EARL BELLIS, Tenor, Worcester speech-making took place. The sup­ There was one death, Arthur and Other Artists per was given by the officers of the Others to Make Washing­ B a r t e r ? aged 83. colored, of He­ two national guard companies. bron, yesterday noon. He was ad- HIGH SCHOOL HALL Company G and the Howitser Com­ ton Pilgrimage. imltted March 20. No admissions Tuesday Evening, April 24, at pany. 1 were reported. Over Ten Thousand Yards of Fabrics Displayed During 8 O’clock. Mrs. Frank Karver of New Haveh There will be 110 persons in the Joseph F. Madden of Madden spent the week-end with Miss Haz­ senior group from Manchester High Brothers, accompanied by John ABOUT TOWN el Chambers of Benton street. school which starts on Its annual Burke, left for Boston this morning Washington trip early next Satur­ and will return tonight two The Young People’s Society of day morning, it was announced to­ Elmer Elliott and daughter, Jan­ the Concordia Lutheran church Nash closed cars for which Madden day by Principal Clarence P. Quim- Brothers are agent, the cars to be HALE’S FABRIC WEEK ice, of 19 Hollister street ,spent the will entertain the cast of “The by. „ n delivered to purchasers tomorrow week-end in Woodstock, N. Y. Family Upstairs” at the church to­ The party will consist of 92 rpHlS week has been set aside as Fabric .Week and we have morrow evening. members of the senior class and morning. oaassembled for your selection over ten thousand yards of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bl^s of the remainder will be friends or the season’s newest and favored fabrics. The new spring ^x- Wells street spent Sunday In Rock­ relatives of students. The party tures are beautiful beyond words. In them American and Eu­ ville, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. will be supervised by Principal and Say it With Flowers ropean designers and weavers have achieved a great beauty and Charles Young. LOCAL COUPLE WED Mrs. Qulmby, Miss Esther Nuzum a new feeling. And whethei; you enjoy the adventure of mak­ and Edson M. Bailey, the latter Flowers For All Occasions ing vour own clothes, or have them made, these fabrics will ao Buddie, small son of Mr. and two members of the faculty. much to assure their success. See them before your spring Mrs. John Gowans of Hollister IN DOUBLE CEREMONY The itinerary for the trip which | Anderson Greenhouses ■wardrobe takeb further form in your mind. street celebrated his seventh birth­ comes to conclusion Thursday | day with a party Friday for a num­ night of next week, has been an-' ber of his little playmates. Mrs. 158 Bldridge St. Tel. 2124 We have made arrangements to have a skilled dressmaker nounced in The Herald heretofore. | in our yard goods department this week. She will cut free Gowans had made a large, beautl- Miss Lillian Gill Marrias Roy This year the group will visit the j fully decorated cake, with seven Knight and Miss Lillian of charge any fabric from 29c a yard and up. to your pattern. pink candles. The dining room was United States Naval Academy at (The fabric must be purchased in our department.) also decorated in pink and white. Steele Is Bride of Lester Annapolis on the way down to The children played games and did i Trouton. Washington and will stop at Phila­ justice to the good things provided | delphia on the return and visit the plant of the Curtis Publishing for them. ' A beautiful double wedding took Company. The return trip will be THIS WEEK ONLY! Women of Mooseheart Legion place at the home of Wallace Hum- made in a special train all the way will hold their second meeting of iston at Northfield. Conn., Saturday to Manchester. 40 INCH The Manchester party will be ac­ the month at the home of Mrs. afternoon at 5 p. m. Miss Lillian Barbara Hampson, 21 Stockhouse companied by eighty students from road, tomorrow evening. Gill formerly of Manchester now of Rockville High school and five Stratford was married to Roy from Glastonbury High. The train Light o’day Printed Crepe de Chine Printed Celanesa Knights of Albine, Maine and Miss leaves Hartford at 6:54 Saturday Helen Davidson Lodge, Daugh­ Thirty new and different patterns to se­ ters of Scotia, is planning to enter­ Lillian Steele was married to Lester morning. The local party will leave tain Mrs. Mary Guest of Bridgeport, Trouton of Manchester. here at 6 o’clock. Prints lect from. About half of these were orig­ grand chief daugliter on Friday Miss Gill wore a peach beaded inally priced $2.98 a yard. The smart $ 1.69 georgette dress and Miss Steele Absolutely tub fast—the woman will surely find the print of her Chiffon evening. May 18, also Mrs. Mary choice in this beautiful array of printed crepes. Sub­ Miller Athens of Torrington, grand wore a peach georgette with tan luster cannot be washed To see this new, beautiful away. This is a new devel­ dued patterns for the conservative woman, and gay pat- deputy. Supper will be served be­ lace. Miss Gill carried a corsfS® - ■ :olc ' ’ ' - fabric is to love It. Large fore the meeting to the official vis­ bouquet of yellow sweet peas. Miss Tour old carpets, old rugs to j opment—a fabric with the terns for the girl who desires colorful frocks. make into beautiful rugs, all plain floral patterns in three and itors and members. A delegation Steele carried a corsage bouquet ot look of silk, the economy of four colorings that are the hi from Ellen Douglas lodge of Hart­ pink roses and violet sweet peas. colors. Call from 1:30 p. ni, until sturdy cotton. Floral pat­ last word in style. It looks ford will be present. 8 p. m. Tel. 2667 or write Econ­ terns and geometric designs. They were attended by Miss Ruby omy Rug Co., 139 Center Street just like georgette at half Trouton of Manchester and Myron 36 Inches wide. Patterns the cost. Patterns for dainty II There was no police officer on Klaneski of Thomaston, Conn. Miss for women and children. afternoon and dance frocks. motorcycle duty last night, al­ Trouton was dressed in violet Yard, Yard, though Albert Roberts, newly ap­ georgette and carried a corsage 79c pointed night police officer to do bouquet of . yellow roses. Gold $ 1.69 duty from 5 o'clock until midnight pieces were presented to the brides­ appeared at the police station in maid and best man. Washable his riding togs. As several of the The wedding reception was held night men had been on duty yes­ US terday during the rain period he at the home of Miss Myron Klam- Flat Crepe Rayon was assigned to street duty. The eski of Thomaston. IN A\eather conditions were such that Mr. and Mrs. Knights will live in After comparing compet­ Voile Die traveling was not heavy and Maine. Mr. and Mrs. Trouton will itive crepes for some time, those who were driving seemed to make their home in Manchester. ^ s e o r we cannot find any that will One of the oustanding ma­ be using care. compete with this crepe In terials for summer frocks. ■welghj; or quality. A heavy This fabric is also timllar to Mrs. E. S. Culver, chairman of quality, 40 inch flat crepe georgette. Floral designs Uie Ways and Means committee of Spiritual Meeting that is washable. All new in light and dark patterns the Buckland Parent-Teacher asso­ light shades for sport, after­ that are guaranteed fast. 36 TUE^.4Y EVENING noon and evening frocks. inches wide. Yard, ciation, announces another dance A TELEPHONE call 102 Summit St. Tel. 2664 Yard, for Wednesday evening of this week Also Monday, Wednesday and '•yr receives the same care­ $1.29- in the assembly hall of the school. Friday evenings at 50 Allyn St., ful consideration here $'1.981. Wehr's orchestra will provide the Hartford, Tel. 6-8349. as a personal call. So 36 Inch music and Dan Miller will be on Blanche Rochon, Medium do not hesitate to ring Printed hand to prompt for the old-fash­ us when an emergency Printed Dimities and ioned (lances. arises. You will find Broadcloth and Peqoe us quick to arrive and Lawn Mr. and. ^Irs. Sylvester Cliartiei efficient In the ways of These two fabrics have proven Predicted to be the leading fab­ aud small son returned to their our trade. to be two of the season’s wanted rics for spring and summer wear. home in Allentown, Pa. yesterday materials. Attractive patterns that •A. Perfect .Service” Stunning designs that will make up after spending a few days with their , are suitable for women’s morning into the best looking frocks for parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Chattier | and afternoon frocks, as well as women’s’ and children’s wear. At Df North Main street. | CARL W children’s school dresses. 36 Inches this price you surely can afford one wide—fast colors. Yard, or two frocks. Yard, Arthur Barber, aged S3, colored, Jttummum dasher ANItKRSON of Hebron, died at Memorial hospi­ imbing and Heating 59c 39c tal at 2 o’clock yesterday after­ Con tractor. noon. He was sent to the hospital .V, itissell 8 t. Tel. 14S:i by the Town of Hebron, March 20. ‘Everfast” Heart disease and pneumonia were Fasheen and Balloon Prints the causes. Youngsters will love these bright, Soisette Prints balloon patterns not only for dress­ Lady Roberts Lodge Daughters We have just received for this es, but also for curtains, bureau of St. George will celebrate its 7th scarfs aud bedspreads In their anniversary by a theater party and week’s selling thirty new patterns, and colorings in these well known room. Combined with crisp col­ dinner in Hartford this evening. v' lars and cuffs they will make pret­ A prints. Many of the patterns are suitable for draperies. 32 inches ty frocks. Absolutely guaranteed wide. Color fast. Yard, fast. Yard, PHON^ 39c 50c WATKINS BROTHERS I Printed Rayon Alpaca f f k j y i I ..... ^ If Linene Rayon alpaca is a plain M "GOOD THINGS TO EAT Patterns that express rayon fabric that is being SALES and SERVICE spring and summer in all its used for draperies, dress AMEERS AND OTHERS glory. It will make up in­ slips and dresses. A good d irecto rs 12 M Red Label assortment of shades. Yard, About as high and mighty a personage as any, to the best looking one and two piece frocks for sport Robert K Anderson Mywhere, is the Ameer of Afghanistan. He has 39c HILLERY BROS. ^en making a tour of Europe, all dressed up and and business wear. The best part of it Is that the Tel. 1107 with a big entourage, as the guest of several na­ Phone: ^00 or 748-2 tions. There is a generally credited report that patterns are color fast. 36 Pongee 384 Httd. Road, So. Manehestei in England he bought every luxury in sight—and inches wide. .Yard, walked off owing two million dollars for the em­ 50c barrassed British government to pay. Now he’s 'This well known fabric fills many uses in headed for Russia; and he’ll probably repay Brit­ every home—women’s frocks, childrens Indian Prints WCW£3£S«SCXX3fiXXS£3»5a£S£3£363«3SS6SK3«S6SC*3C^^ ain by making some kind of an underhanded deal dresses, and suits and draperies. A fabric with the Soviets that will imperil the northern 40 Inch Excellum that looks like new after repeated washings. The popular Indian prints frontiers of Britain’s India. in colors of red. blue, tan A high lustered rayon ba- Special this week at the low price of 59c a yard. Our interest in this top-lofty individual takes the and green. 36 Inches ronette satin which is espe­ Yard, MEN’S WORK form ot imagining what would happen if he were cially suitable, for slips. All wide to step out of his gold-leafed limousine in front of light pastel shades, as well Pinehurst some fine morning, walk In here and as the darker tones. 40 98c command that the regular order of events be halt­ Inches wide. Yard, CLOTHES ed while he was served with the very cream of Pinehurst edibles—the choicest broilers, the finest 99c Our store offers you a fine line of high grade work Bhad or what-not—with everybody in the place clothing. Many local men wear our work clothes for running around In circles to wait on him. 49c service and satisfaction. Really, we suspect that the Ameer would pres­ THIS WEEK ently depart unserved. Because Pinehurst would be extremely likely to say: "In your turn, Ameer; “Year Round” in your turn. Here are a dozen people ahead of Men’s Khaki Pants, Sizes you a,nd this little girl with a note from her Cotton Prints mother for a box of sardines is next. Little girls, Cha^meusette 30 to 5 0 ...... ?l-50 to $3.50 little boys, ten dollEr customers, ten cent custom- ers. Ameers and ditch diggers, all get the same ser­ Men’s Corduroy P ants ...... $5.00 vice here—the best we know how to give.’ 5Gc yard 29c yard Men’s Cotton Mixed P ants.. $2.50 to $4.00 Try a Pinehurst Sirloin Steak Tuesday (Regular price 59c) Most every housewife is A fabric that ordinarily Men^s All Leather Work Gloves familiar with this sturdy retails for 49c a yard. Pat­ St* ■ Lean Ribs of Pinehurst Corned printed material which Is so & terns suitable for children’s for nursery w o rk ...... $1.00 to $2.00 B©0f ...... X4c lh» practical for house frocks and women’s frocks and dra­ and children’s’ school and peries. 3^ inches wide. Men’s Leather Palm Gloves 35c to 50c pair Pure Lard, 2 lbs...... • 25c play frocks. New patterns Guaranteed color fast. Pinehurst Hamburg ...... 25c lb. and colors that are guaran­ Men’s Work Socks.. 20c, 25c and 35c pair teed fast. Men’s Working Shoes ;... .’.$3.50 to $5.50 The Meat Department will If you are not quite satis­ have . _ , fied with your flour—try Some very tender Juicy King Arthur. Sirloin Steaks. Pinehurst (light) bulk <| Pictorial Men’s OveraUs, Unionalls, Jumpers and the new pant Fresh Pork or Chops for Review overalls with Whizzit fastner and copper riveted seams. Molasses 35c qt. ^ * roasting. Sauer Kraut, 3 lbs. 25c Patterns Bare Bones for Soup at O’Cedar and Liquid Ve­ SOUTH 'MRHCHTSTER'CONN l^bin'Flobr 3c lb. - Main Floor Meaty Soup Bones and neer. tender pieces of Lamb for Johnson’s Paste and A. L. BROWN &. CO. stew ing. Liquid Floor Wax.

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