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,. ■ * f ’ ’ ' I • HIGH SCHOOL’S BRING NATIONS Pope ©penis Portal To H(iHy: Year' HONOR PUPILS CLOSER 6 AIM N A i e TODAY OFCONTERENCE STEAl^tRDNK New York Police BoBove miss Lucy Barrera Attains Premier MacDonald Outlines r ' . I ' Consideratiw) of M w m e Valedictorian Rank — Objectiye of His Trip to Trojik Was DroppoU from Here*s Complete Text Postponed Until Tvesditp Passiiig Aoio— Had Net Janies Toman, Sahtator- Washington— No Alli Of Beer Control Bill — EIotoi RepiABcans ian, 33 Get Class Honors. ances Are Contemplated. Boon Dead Long. Join Democratic Oppioii* The text of the new bill, entitled^specify the name, address, and age “An Act Concerning Taxation of of the applicant and shall describe New York, April 18.— (A P )— The London, April 13.— (AP)—Prime Beverages,” is as' follows: the location fit the premises jpon tion— Goremor Cross in Thirty-three memberi of the body of an unidentified woman of “Section 1. The term “beverage” which such beverage is to be sold Minister Ramsay MacDonald, during class of 1933 of Manchester High about 85 years was formd in a amall wlthh) the meaning of this act shall and shall furtl)|er state that such a foreign affairs debate in the Long Statement Opposes school will receive diplomas mark steamier trunk early today in front be any liquid prepured for human s^e trom such location is not in House of Commons today, outlined consumption containing more than violation of any zoning or other ed “With Honor” at the commence of a Madison avenue residence n^r the objective of his trip to Washing one-hifif of one per cent of alcohol local ordinance, and he application Plan Bron^t in by Com ment exercises to be held at the 138th street shall contain suob further informa ton as an attempt to bring the na Examiners said that she bad not by volume, and riot more than State Theater, Friday morning, three and two-tenths per cent of tion as may be prescribed by the June 23, it was announced at as tions of the world closer together, been dead long. Tpey were .unable Tax Commissioner the state. to discover in cursory examlnatlqn alcohol by weight. ot mittee. sembly today by Principal Clarence not in alliances, but in spirit, and to Such application shall be filed bv bow she had bed) kfiled. “Section 2. No person sbffil sell, P. Quimby. The Honor List always secure a cooperative effort for a offer for sale or dlstribu\.j any such the towm clerk and shall be a pub- solution of economic and political The body wttS discovered by two negroes who had been warming beverage wdthout. having first re li record. The filing fee shall be Hartford, April 18— (AP) -^17)6 problems. ceived a permit as hereinafter pro pne dollar, payable to the town The premier will sail Saturday. themselves by a fire in a metal cao most bitter parliamentary battle under the approach to the Madison vided. clerk. “American policy,” the premier “Section 5. Upon application
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AnderaoD’a Oroenhouae haa ralaed ABOONA MAN WINS 18 years, wife of tbe late Braztua F. AWAIT INFORMATION the majorl^ of tha atook on aale 0. A. BW Birs PBIZB Cowles, paseed away eariy tbla POOLlRYMENm v tbla Baatar they are able to offer morning a t her borne, 800 HUlstewn the fineit ol healthy sturdy atook OBITUARY RoadTroaowlng a Uagerlng lUniM. HAT FASHIONS ON FORESTRY SERVICE wlth a profusion' of blooms at prices When Charles Sweet observed Mn. Oewlei bad beep a reildait of JOHN KAY PR E^D lN f lower than thoae of any.' other year bis 70tb birthday 10 days ago Manobeater fbr tba pant 64 years. alnee they have b e i p ^ the bual- he said that he would give a •be la aurvivad by tbe following for the EASTER No Word Received Yet Regard nsM. The people of M ueheater a rt prlM to the person sending him DEATHS children: M n. Cbiriea B. Cowles, Df eide to Hold AiuimI 8kow on ing Number to Be Sent from Invited to vldt the Oreenhouses at a greeting card from the point Carl J.j. Hoff,HOn, Mrs.MTz. wmiarn wuiiam L.u , Wal wai- Dioombor 27, 2^ 89 M this time and eee for themetlvee farthest from Manohester. A dron aoiaad Harry K. Cowles, all of —Othif OFtcsri. PARADE Mancheeter. this display of Manehester grown deluge of card! and folders Manebibelter asd tba foUowlai atep- flowers. greeted the well known local Obarlia______■>. Oeerga A„ Robert Frank Chaney, Jr., president of Tha saaiwl BMsttsg ^ man ae the result of his en- JOSEPH POHLMAN, W. and J a Oowlei, all of Man- of effleara of ths M sn c ^ (^ 1^ the Manoheiter Bmergenoy nounoement, The one coming cbaiter, IT grandeblldreB and nini try elub was bsld last J ^ a pleyaent Aeaoclatlon expeote to re- the longeet dlatanoe wee from smat-erandenUdren. May of Wialow atiaat^waa atostad odva Information m ertly eonoern- BITTER HOUSE BATTLE Oeorge IffulhoUend in Phoenix, CIGAR Mm, DIES* l? m e n l aervieea wlU be held from prssldsat and tba otbw oCRotm Inf the eeleotloD of Manoheeter'e Arlaona, ao Mr, Sweat today her lata borne laturday afternoon at wars aaoMd as IbUewii Jessi^ Veiled teicorne, high quota of unemployed young men dlspatohed a Cheney lUk Amer 8:80. Rev. Watson Woodruff wlU Tanunaay, first vtoSiFrsiddsot; J. in the' back, with for the reforeitatlon eampi. No OVER CONTROL OF BEER ican Sag to Mr. MulhoUand. offldats and burial will bs In ths Fraak B o ^ , asoosd vloa-wrasl- definite word hke been received yet Garde were received from Well Koowd North End Ren- pert feather. refardlBf the number oC thOie on West cemetery. dant; Charlaa Jobaaon, a s o r t^ ; $2.75 the lilt to be sent to camp with the (Oentlnned From Page One)/ Oharlca F. Xcami In Ohloiun Georga G.'• May,----- aialataatjalataat aaerstary:s a o s t ^ first draft, but It la expected to be and from Hcmv Varney In WU- dent PaiMS — In Busi- Bin. Mary J. Bennett Raymond Bnilth, treaauran treaaurar: Bdward about ten or twelve. Over 40 have dayi will be m''.gntfled beyond mlngton, Del. Other oarda came M n. Mary J. Bennett who died at P. Btaln aad Joaapb Tuamu9> raglitored with Manager' Herbert meuure. from Bedford, Maaa., and Hol home In B ait Hartford yesterday auditora; axaoutiva eoaunittas, Bd- MoCann to date. “Z submit to theI people that uni- yoke, Meaa. neu Here 52 Years. was well known hen, being a eleter ward P. Btaln, obalraaa: Daatsl form state control, luon as is pro-pro< of Mrs. Katherine M, Gornum of Altklna, Jamaa Lapp, Rayaoad vlded In tbs BuekleyIV mil,bill. ISIs requrequired lioouit etreet Mri. Benm c leaves Smith, Harman Klaamaa. for bser and ale and that In order to Manohester lous another of Its besides her huiband, Almee Ben Tbs mMtlng whieh waa hald laat ANDERSONS HAVE FINE vote Intelligentiv on repeal, we must oldest and most'rsspeoted oltlztns nett, three eons and thne daugh Bight In tha Buckland buUdlBf be prepared and the oltlseni of the ABOUT TOWN today In the passing of JoiepU Pohl- ter!, also a brother in Minnesota, where the Rabbit club exhibit la ba-, state must have before them the man, 87, of 28 Main etreet, following M. J. Foley. Ing ihowB voted to hold tha 18th' DISPLAY FOR EASTER complete plan for regulation.’* a lingering lUneis. A reildent of this Funeral lervloci will be held In annual poultry ahow Daeembar 27, Z^eooard Booellente local violinist town for the past 68 yeare,^ a re , Mr. S t Roie’s church, Bumilde, at 8:80 28, 29 and 80. Bdward P. Stain waa who has bean spending a few days Pholman conducted a dgar imanu- named chairman of the annual show Anderson Qreenhouiea and Flower PURBLY BBBR BILL at'nls home, 106 Spruce etreet left Saturday morning. Shop, located at 168 Bldrldge street Hartford, AprU 18.—(AP) — A oommlttee and be will ba aaslsted beer blU Ignonng both eldee of the today for Boston to resume his by James L«pp, George O. May, baa one of tha flneat Baitar dla- radio work. Jamea WUllamson Shiny straw, slant playa of flowara In town. Tbla year itate-commlielon or oountv-oommle- Jam es' WlUlaxnson, who lived at Joseph Tammany, Raymond Bmltli,' ing brim, and tiny this oonoem raised praotlcally uelr sioner control plan of ue liquor the home of J. P. Ladgard of Strick Kerman Ktaeman and Rudaoo Hol- entire stock of flowers. Tha Baatar question and making no referenoe Manohester Orange conferred the land street, died at 1:85 o’clock to lliter, Joseph Tammany waa veil. Llllea ara towering healthy plants to the question of bard liquors in first aud eeoond degrees in one of day at the Memorial hospital after named as lupcriatendent of the $1.95 with a maaa of buda. The byaolntba the event of repeal of the 18th the largest claasei In Its history, a month’s lUness. He was 88 yean ■how and the press aad advertlslBg ara largq and oo irful and present Amendment was brought into the last, night at a regular meeting In of age and lived here about three work will be la charge of Raymond one of outstanding aeleouone of house today. Odd Fellowi hall. Thirty-three out years. He leaves a sister in Scot Szoltb. thla Easter favorite ever to be of The measure, drafted by the Re of a olaaa of thirty-five candidates land, bis only surviving relative. fered the patrons of Andaraon publican majority of the judiciary were present, and upwards of 100 Funeral arrangements are Incom Oreenhouaes. Due to the fact that committee, placed the lleenslng of the regular members. Light re- plete. TO DISCUSS VETERAN powers in the hands of the town freehmenta were served and a social clerks and the tax commissioner, time bdd in the banquet haL’. end left regulation of drinking UGISUTION HERE plHces to local authorities. Minor ity members of the committee, who The Mancheeter Oreen Communi are also the Democratic leaders of ty club, complying with popular re- Commander Mulligan to Ba the two Chambers of the Legisla queits, will run the Friday evening Gnaat of Mancheatar D. A i V. WINDOW ture, have indicated they wlU flgbt wblat parties and dances for the Tomorrow Evening. the measure and support the gov- j^resent, including tomorrow eve AUGUST UNDHOLM emcr’s plan for centralizedI traU» control, ning. Caeh prizes will be awarded Department Commander William DISPLAY The bill provides for the Issuance the wlnnere and progressive whist FUNERAL IN ANDOVER Mulligan and members of hla staff of licenses to sell liquor of a sped only played; All players wlirbe of the State Departmant» Disabled Our display of new goods and fled...... alcoholic conten'nt of no greater welcome. American Veterans of the World than 3.2 per cent by weight "byoy thet Died Mimday Night After War, will be the gueat tomorrow town clerk on the jrment of a Mrs. Jessie Wallace has called a evening at the state armory' of specials in our spacious win 160 license fee. Wholesaler amd Horse Pinned Him Against rehearsal of the Rbbekah play, WaU in Stable. Manohester Chapter, No, 17, Dla- dows are worth seeing before manufacturer permits would be is “TiUie Listens In,” for tonight at abled American Veterans. Tbe sued by the tax commissioner for 7 o’clock In Odd Fellows hall, again Joseph Pohlman The funeral of August lindbolm, meeting vrill be open to an. voter- they are carried off by the fees of $600 and |1,000 respectively. Saturday afternoon at 4 o’clock at ana of Manchester who are eligible Rough straw sail The town cleric Is ordered to is the same place, and the final re facturing shop here during those prominent resident of Andover and well known to the local Swedish to memberahlp In *'lie post. or, ribbon bow eager purchasers of these days. sue a license, on proper appUcatlon hearsal Sundlty afternoon at 8 years from 1869 until 1872 when be Department Commander Mulligan to ‘ any dtlzen, 21 years of age or o’clock. The play, together with a returned to New York and conduct element, was held this afternoon at will speak on veterans’ legialattan trim. over.” One section provides that variety of orchestral and vocal num ed a cigar making setablishment in 2 o’clock at hla home. Rev. K. E. and will give hla views on tbe ef $1.95 "any I town, city, or borough, x x x tbe city of bis, birth. He returned to Erickson, pastor of the Emanuel fect of the recently enacted Boon-’ may by ordinance regulate or pro bers, will be given Monday evening, Lutheran church here, and Rev. S. Coquettisli shal Wonderful Values at 8:16 in Odd Fellows hall. This as Manchester in 1881 and upon his re C. Franzen, retired paztor, officiat omy BlU on veterans aa a whole. And hundreds of other hibit the retail sde of any beverage the annual spring entertainment of turn be adopted Manchester as bis A claaa of 25 reomlta wlU be hats for miss and matron low crown, fabric permitted under this act.” ed. obligated by Commander Mulligan Sunlight Butter, Clamors of town and city authori the Rebekahs for the Odd Fellows permanent home in preference to Mr. Ldndbolm died Monday night that will lead the fashion ■ straw. home in Groton, and it is expected the life he had known in tbe busy and invitationa have been extended lb...... 21c ties that part of the revenue ex at tbe WUUmantic hospital, where to town officials and tbe Comman parade. $1.95 pected from bter should be turned that it will be well supported by metropolis. he was taken after a serious acci local Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and Good Tobacco Judge. ders ot the various ex-servlee or $1.00 to $2.75 Gold Medal Softasilk O Q ^ over to local treasuries was met by dent at bis home early Simday ganizations of the town. Other provisions that retail license fees their friends. Joseph Pohlman was a mastor morning when a horse that he had Cake Flour, pkg. ... craftsman and was one of the best speakers on tbe program tomorrow shnl: be turned over to the city or recently purchased attacked him. night wfll be Nsnonal Junior !tUce towTT In which the licensee is to do Nutmeg District, L. O. L., No. 21 judges of tobacco leaf in this sec Mr. Lindbolm waa alone at the time Puritan Pure Vanilla, tion. Coupled with bis uncanny Commander, Peter Nugent; Na business. The tax commissioner will have a supper and social in of the mishap but It is believed that tional Organizer WUllam Dodd aad bottle ...... wouln turn over to the counties the Orange ball Saturday evening at 7 knowledge of tbe quality of tobacco be waa trying to get tbe horse into National RebabiUtation Officer Ed fimds received from wbblesaler and o’clock. Grand officers will be leaf, he took a special pride In his a stable and was pinned against the ward Kelley. FoUowlng the meet Native Eggs, manufacturers' licenses. # present. ’The Daughters of Liberty work and never lowered the quality wall by tbe animal. Mr. Lindbolm ing refrezbmentz wlU be zerved by dozen ...... Revenue to be derived from direct will assist with the program, put of his product during his lifetime of suffered nine broken riba, a lung the entertainment committee of the taxation is reserved for the state ting oil a fancy IdrllL labor over tbe bench. puncture, a jaw injury and a bruis local post. and is to be oolleotsd by stamps on When Joseph Pohlman began the ed forehead. He was unconscious Handy's.Sliced Bacon, ! A ..* each bottle or container. Beer would ’The Beethoven Glee Club will re manufacture of cigars in the little imtil hla death. ^-Ib.’^. lUC be taxed at three tenths of a cent hearse at the Emanuel Lutheran shop in Oakland street in 1869. Man The deceased was bom in Tore per bottle of 12 ounces^ or at one church tomorrow morning from 9 chester was but a village. There boda, Sweden, March 26, 1864. His REV. L L W E IiS DIES ■ Royal Desserts, O O dollar per keg of 81 gallons. to 11 o’clock. were no large tobacco plantations in sixty-ninth birthday waa recently Regulatory provisions of the bill 3 pkgs. fo r ...... 4U(m C Bujkland or Wapping when Mr. celebrated with a family party at recommended by the Buckley stud^ ’The choir of the Emanuel Lu Pobnman first made cigars, most of his home. Mr. Lindbolm waa form' IN STOUGHTON. NASS. commleelcn are Ignored in tb!is Krasdale Golden Ban- 1 A ^ theran church \rill rehearse tomor the leaf coming from other lands. erly a carpenter and held several measure other than to give that row evening at 7 o’clock instead of Later tobacco raising was introduc town offices in Andover, including tarn Com, No. 2 can 1 V C powei to local authorities. Saturday evening. that of selectman and assessor. Word was received here today of POPULAR MARKET Toe bill was drawn after the ju ed in this state, and Mr. Pohlman the sudden death in Stougbten, became an authorliy on the quality He is survived by twe sons, Ed Mass., this morning of Rev, Bdsrard 855 Main Street ' Rubinow Building Del Monte Asparagus Y dlcisry committee sat through two A meeting of the officers of the win and Claf; three daughters, long executive sessions, after the of tbe domestic leaf. He was ever E. Wells, a member of the Soutbem Tips, No. 1 sq. can 1 O C Junior Daughters of Italy will be a staunch supporter of home-grown Anna, Mary and Clga Lindbolm, all New England conference of the controversy over whether liquor held this evening at 7 o’clock at the of Andover; and a lister. Hilda control system should be adminis products and his cigars attaified a Methodist Episcopal church qf home of Joy Bquatrito. large sale in this section and else Lindbolm of Sweden. He was a which Manchester churches are a Ki'asdale Fancy Toma- Q ^ tered by a state commission as member of tbe Emanuel Lutheran Extra Speeial Good Friday toes. No. 2 can .... recommended by tbs Buckley com where. During his lifetime be is esti part Until last year RaV. Walls 7 C A meeting of the executive com mated to have made over six million church, Andover Grange and East was the district superlataBdaht la mission, or by the ootmty oommls- mittee of the Anderson-Sbea Post ern Cmtral Pomona Orange. Astor Coffee, ■lonlri, as was the practice prior to cigars. tbe Providence district Ha was prohibition, had swept through the will be held this evening at the Depot Square Shop At tbe funeral this afternoon, delegate to tbe general oonfSreaoe lb. tin .... 24c entire General Assembly and had home of Commander Clarence Upon bis return from New York Rev. Wallace Z. Woodln, pastor of in 1928. Tbla la tha ninth n eu appnrently defined well . drawn Peterson, 76 Westminster Road. in 1881 he secured a shop at Depot the Andover Congregational church, ter’s death in this conference this Hot/ Cross Buns also spoke briefiy. Philip PYanzan, party lines. Square and lived on Oakland etreet, year, an unusual number. Due to the Inclemency of the son .of Rev. Franzen. lang "Rock of MAMIEU'8 later moving to Main street, nearby Ages” and “In tbe Sweet Bye and weather, the scheduled meeting of bis shop. He retired from active the Permanent Memorial Day Com Bye" at tbe home and "Nearer My L astT lnaa STORE SHOWS COSTUMES work several years ago. He waa a Go To Thee" at tbe grave In Andover 1 2 0. doxon GROCERY mittee was oanoellsd last evening. charter member of tbe local order TealghtI Tbs next meeting of the committee cemetery. The bearers were all In 188 Spruce Street of Knights of the Maccabees, Man timate friends of ths deceased. '9 r o a ^ ^ GOOD FOR BARN DANCE will be held In the Municipal build chester Tent No. 2, and also a mem STATE 2 DOZEN ...... 23c. ing, Wednesday,. April 26 at 8 ber of Teutonia l.odge, New York Frl. aad Sat Jcaa o’clock. City. Great Ooablb FCatora Fregmal Nurses of the Memorial hospital ■ I M X ’ He is survived by one son, Fred on the committee for the "BiJm ' The Whiten Memorial library HOSPITAL NOTES Dance" at the State A m oty, Wed erick W. P. Pohlman of thla town; ’ ■ I ' - " \ v-.r^: /v . .. L-c!. ‘ r* i ' HFAGB THREE ; -•c. the htoidreih df ceipt or cancelled note and mort ' t r 'V' w gage deed release. Mordals’ state " -r. •'.•.•ysK'.'.SS**-.; ment was that he took no receipt as f(L LITTtE MONE?' there was no stamp to put on the I 7 transaction. \;-=- John Makosky, a retired Willi- mantic merchant, who formerly con ducted a cigar store, put a knife in the whole case when he made a $ statement in court which was as I; follows “Miller dead and mortgage dead and don’t ’lave to pay.” These I a t e the allured words of Alexander i:.-: i t Mordals of New Haven made to J (^ Makosky. It was brought out in the cross examination that Mor- ‘itS' dkia owes Makosky some money in the form of a mortgage. Consider L- ’1.. able time was spent n an effort to Inring out whether it is a custom in the foreign countries to declare % , ! < ■ i. -. ' c, t . mortgages "dead” when the bolder j ’ -V ! of same dies. This was implied sev- . . J,. . . times in the testimony but ; ; • ’ .'f ■’.•■-rr-: / ' - • 'I J . Alexander Mordals refused to an- aimr each time saying ‘T no un- KiCiSicHii c m iT t n dfrstand." . , • rt^die'woddi 1, loose friendship .was the reason ovetMU/ r-: '.AttntOUra..' • te6dkf ' «lib nfen by Mordals for not immedi- wfaen vtr ypo My seeking a receipt from John ''Tzaia .eeiniiMiMy! ■-hMi' - .'to thuim Ploto* • Aiinmo to^ yt te b0«v«!|iiir- *. Ai , ^er on either of the'occaslbhs cottMuy. &»Si\ '^*- he paid the money. Judge h t a ^ g e ^ ^ S t ■TN'.j : • •'7' . : ■ ■ ■ ''I/' ' / PAC TV trU R icANCHi arrgft Evem KG r e k a l d . mancrestteb , c o n M h T h u r s d a y , a f r i l i s , i s s ^ . -3^ half way to shore. There are thou some objectors ttuA dnoe the re- Theie territorial Di^tefl R|»tc4*0trr sands of people in this state fIrsmsBt of these oAcers would bei would r^fard a Congressional ad at the usual rate of torsa-fourths of ' fiKtritiB Eendik journment at this tiSBe as utteriy thdr presalt pay the savings to be W A T KINS B R'OTH E R S . Inc. M E v e R calaaaltouB. Conceivably It would effected would not compensate for HBluiSraiNTOft S m m t . p jt t have been brtter to have had no the lops- In psrsonneL IS Bt. c«u 9tt—t Funeral Director , ^ ,!fi IC a a flb M t ^ OoaiL special sesslon. at all than to have It This point of view would be better T W »U 8 rS^bOOBON GSTABUSHED^ a«a6ral MaPigcr quit with Its job half done. fupported If It were true that toe To be. sure, the PresldeBt’s an pay of SB army officer, constituted Fott&dM Ootot/er 1. 18S1 CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. Publtobad Bv«ry Bvanlng Uzoagt nounced program of remedial, legis an toe cost of maintaining him on SuBdua Bad BelidByib Itaterati at tba lation is approaching oomplstlon. duty. The officer, however, re- Pbonei^Otesril Post offtoa at Ifaaoliaatar. Coon., aa Hobart K. Anderaon SaooBd Claas Mall Mattar. To be sure, it Is beoomlBg obvious oelvaa much m ore than his pa;,*, I fliofimJ Director Residtnee 7494 ■uasoBivTioK lu m i Oaa Xaar, by mall .....'...... IS.M that Mr. Roosevelt cannot depend on drawing subslstanoe allowaaoe, com Par ICoBth, by mall ...... S .SS an everiastlng duration of the moat mutation of quarters In many cases, SlBgla ooptaa •«•••••••••••••••,«S *0S sxtraordinary non-partlaan co-oper travel sllowaaoea upon tranaiirs— Oarvarad. oaa yaar ...... Sf.oa T*- ation ever given to a chief executive all of which, so far as toe retired MOIIBBR OP XHM aSSOCUl'BO of the United States. To be.sUre, personnel Is concerned, win be saved PRBSa -NEW * Tba Aaaeclatad Pra-s la aaoloalvaly as Senator Walcott says, there ia In addition to the 36 per oant ia pay. ^ I AM' POM TTRV-ro Health and Diet aatltlad to tba oaa f*r rapublleatloa ot all aawa dlapatobaa eraditad to it some risk that a eonttnuation of the The aUowanee savings wiU be great or not otbarwiaa oraditad la tbla session may see the President'a in er than^ that m ade on toe pay, and A dvice papar and alao tba looal aawa pub* 6 ) ^ By Dr. Frank MeOoy SILENT llahad haralB. fluence with Congress diminisn. together the economies will be vary AU riPhta ot rapubr'.eatloB or apaolal dlapatebaa barala ara alao ra* But that is a hasard that he must large . G L O * * ^ sarvad. take.. After aU, the vital thing is The military economies, it Is un DIBTETIO TREATMENT FOB C X IU T IS . Pull aarvlea eltant or N B a Bar* not whether Mr. Roosevelt ahaU derstood, are to extend to toe Na Ttea, too. continue to enjoy a career of unpar tional Guard. Whether there is to The treatment for any form of Publtabara Kapraaaautivai Tba alleled Influlnce, but whether the be any shortening of the annual JuUaa Matbawa Spaolai Agaoay—Naw oolitia ia much toe earn# and oon- Tork. Obloago, uatrolt and Boaton. country is to be rescued from the camp periods or not has npt yet been ■ieta In'ralleving the irritation and slump of deflation in which It is still indicated but it is-stated that the MBMfiBR A DOIT BUR BAU o r allowing toe mflaxnmation to eub- CiRCULAlTUNI. wallowing, despite the heroic meas drill periods‘for which, for a good elde, after which meaeures may be Tba Barald Priaiiag company, lae., ures adopted. many years toe government has used to Increase the health and tone aaaumaa ao flaaaoial raapoaalbility . It is true, as Mr. Walcott points been paying, are to be sharply cur of the colon and prevent a return of to. typograpbtcal arrera appaaring la the trouble. The first part of toe out, that the stupendous undertak tailed. y o u N \ e * A i advartlaamoBta ia tha Manehaatar eatmoit la to use a liquid diet for Bvaalag Baraid. ings to which the President has com This part of the savings proceed S f fiS e g s f time. The freedom from rough- » 2 2 -5up® T H U R S D A Y , A P R I L 13. mitted the country and to which be ings will be peculiarly regrettable age allowe toe heating to progress further pfroposes to commit it are to a great proportion of the people, unhampered. 1 do not advise toe gruel meta as are sometimes used BEER AND POLITICS. leading toward the assumption of who regard toe National Guard as Nationally known....nation:, because the excessive amount of ally famouBl Now new. Un flnancial obligations of staggering the most essential of all our defen » The new "Act Concerning Taxa starchy food tends to fsrment in the proved modeJa ....m ore for tion of Beverages," by which the site; no dpubt the Senator is right sive elements.. However, it is in Intestins and make toe inflamma your money. Still the big tion worse. Instead I have found Judiciary Comnoittee of the General in asserting that Mr. Roosevelt has evitable, and it is to be expected gest value In satlefaoto^ that an acid fruit fait is more eatia- range oU beating. Boonom- Assembly proposes'to divorce con- already deliberately ineraas«ilKthe that the personnel of toe Guard will faotory, one of toe beat being the imj to operate, too. ^ trol of 8.3 beer and wine from -the deficit by half a billion dollars. But loyally accept that share of toe na tomato juice fast. Tomato Jnloe Fast proMsm of regulating ardent liquors, in this we see, not a reason for the tional deprivation that falls to them. For about five days I would sug is at least in logical accord with the adjournment of Congress, but an Easy Terms iclepet.«»gDf ’ gest uelag ao food except an eight- decision of Congress that the two imperative demand that it stay on ounce glam of tomato juice every two hours from as soon as you are { propositions fan into different cate- the job. IJV NEW YORK dressed in the morning until you ara The whole course of the special gories. The assumption of the machines, and usually devote their ready to retire. With each glam of !|F Judiciary Committee that the busi- sessien, the whole course of the By PAUL HARRISON evenings to playing .them. A ll three, tomato juice you must drink halt a WATKINS especially Ernest, have become Behind the Scenes in ness of beer control is largely a mat- President’a program, leads straight New York, April 13.—Meander- glas3 of water. Aa these systemlo Ings: At a quiet and unofficial little phenomenally skinful at bagatelle poleona are atirred up, one may ^ ter of revenue by taxation la one to the inescapable gateway of con ceremony in Forty-eighth street, and enjoy dropping into their Sport- have a slight headache or ache In trolled currency Inflation. We do ^ which will receive the respectful Alfred E. Smith opened the season lands about the dty and, unrecog toe muadka, but these dimppear If ' consideration of plenty of people. not know and apparently nobody for the town’s favorite outdoor nized, running up a few pwfect WASHINGTON the fast is ooatinued and no medi other methods ot eoedUng-, especially scores for the pop-eyed dtizenry. cinal preparations are used to sup- fln lc M ? ” The opposition of Governor Cross knows whether Mr. Roosevelt him sport—excavation watching. He prem toeie symptoms of elimina Aniwer: 1 thoroughly approve of self recognises that ' fact. If he St )d by toe rail observing a busy BEER BREWS FEARS OF .^hard liquor, which might give beer : and bis small number of backers in tion. preaeura eooklngi waterltaa cooking steam shovel,.but he soon realised ■ff WETS FOR REPEAL AS does, then unquestionably’ Congress another black eye. One should also use one or two and firelees cooking.’ 1 do not be support of the Commission bill, that more people wire watching him DRY FORCES LOAD GUNS Politicians appear to have been enemas of a quart of warm water lieve there is any health advantage when it takes the form of declaring will go along with him, for by no than were watching toe digging. trying to chisel in on\the new beer each day while on the tomato juice of one method ovei toe other, the other route can the path so far fol That didn't seem fair, so he strolled, Queer Twists that the Judiciary Committee’s bill By RODNEY DCTCHER business in neariy all states. There fast Tha water should be fairly principal dfflarence being the is the “lowest" yet proposed and lowed lead to national rehabilita a w ay .... Fannie Brice, the actress,' NEA Service Writer has been a notable light in New hot, about 104 degrees F ab r., with length of time required for cooking can’t remember names. The other that it would involve town and city tion. If he does not recognize it, In Day’s News York, while Govern^, Lehman has a half teaspo(Haful of soda added. food, pressure cooking requiring the day she couldn’t recall her hus Washington, April IS.—Between led the forces favoring nonpoliticai Before the water is expelled it 1e least time and tireless cooking the politics in a maae o f. beer piHitlos, U he depends on his palliatives to band’s name during an attempted quaffs of toe legalized 3.3 per cent control. But the general fear that well to tie on the back and churn lo n ge st is simply ridiculous. As a matter cure deflation without removing the introduction. If this will aelp any, Cincinnati — Henry La Mara, beer, everyone concerned- is holding beer might get out oT hand and re the abdomen up and down for three « of fact the weak point In the newest cause of the disease, then his. whole bis name is Billy R ose ____ Som e o f ne^o, has the court’s pennisslon to store many of the cld buses has led or four minutes.' the speakeasies are serving such shoot, another woman. his breath. After toe five days oh toxnato ^ measure arises from a very obvious program is worse than useless in its to stringent regulations in many weak liquor that it isn’t unusual .:o ' Accused ot shooting Eva Bell, The wets are frankl> wuisled lest sUtes, especiaUy against the old- juice use ao acid fruit diet for five V determination to avoid midUng bear incompleteness— and Congress itself RU1H BRYAN OWEN sec customers spU'ing their own negro', in the arm. La Mara pleaded beer and the handling of it get such fashioned saloon. days. will have to lead the procession licenses an object of poUticai i^tau- drinks from pocket flasks .... There it was the first time in his 64 years a bad reputation as to hamper their The drys have always argued not Acid Fruit Diet he had been in trouble. <• ence. Under the bill practically through the gateway to restoration. usually are fresh roses in Jack campaign for ratification in the only that 8.2 per cent beer is in- Use three meals daily of any . one Judge Stanley Struble deferred kind of the following raw,^ unsweet ENVOY TD DENMARK For Congress to go home now, ot Dempsey’s hotel suite when he’s in states of complete prohibition re toxicatlng, but also that beer is just *'*. anybody can get a permit.' The sentdice saying: ened fruits; oranges, apples, grape 'll'. town. He buys them himself, but peal. - - - ' ' as vicious a bevbrage— ^if not more '' ’-measure provides for no discretion before fitting the k^stene to -the “After a man lives to be 64 years fruit, grapes, plums, mNoOs, pears, wishes he could afford orchids .. The drys lean'forwaro avidly, so— than hard liquor. Even if the arch, would be siniply ruinous. The old without ever having any trouble. peaches, apricots, cherries, nec , ~on the part of any official or board If O. Henry were here today, he’d ready to pounce upon every instance per cent beer were not highly *new deal" would have become * vrite about Bagdad-in-the-subway. of abuse.as propaganda for their tarines, berries, pineapples or to- President Also Names Mayor anywhere. It-does not even'limit Intoxioating, they said, it would set matoca. Eat as much as you desire Musical mendicants, playing saxes, without serious punishment. ditch fight to keep the eighteenth ' the number of permits to be issued misdeal. The country would fiud up^ “lifekmg alcohoUc habits" among of any one of these fruits, continuing or singing, lurch through the cars. “So 1 place you on probation for amendment in the Constitution. itself in desperation over the most 64 year, La Mara, and it you live toe citizens, take aw i^ money need- to use only one kind each day. The by any town, borough or city. Peddlers actually set up little tables A he consumers, of course, are Cnrley of Boston LiToy out that probation, you can shoot c-l for bread and baby’s shoes, ex next day. If you desire, you may In this, it seems to us, the bill complete economic failure of an ad between express stops and display primarily interested in the enjoy- another woman.” cite automobile driven: to recUess- change to some other variety. Drink ministration in the history of the cheap novelties. And in the under ability of the product Behind them, leans backward away from the risk Minneapolis, Minn.— Louis Sideria ness and stimulate most of the other at least a pint of water at each meal to Poland. ground shops in the stationj you can also wondering how the consumers of political entanglement. All sorts nation. has put adde his waiter’s apron and eril resulto of toe old liquor traffic. ana also drink two or three glasses buy anything from, a pork chop for are going'to like it, are the brew is on hit way with his two children Now they will ^ to prove that between meals in order to give the and conditions of people can get supper to a home-site in Jersey.... ers, the hotel men and restaurant for a.visit to his native Greece. these things are happening. system plenty of liquid with wbicb W ashington, A p ril 18.— (A P > — beer permits. Whether they can REMOVE THE OBUGATION. Wotta Burdeo! keepers and all others who will have Courtesy made this possible. ^ The cojiaunler is flndmg out how to wash out toe impuritiee. President Roosevelt again broke a hand in production, transportation keep them or not depends on wheth While there may be no valid rea Mrs. Paul Whiteman, helping For ten years he was patient and the beer tastes and bow he reacts Take two qx>nge or shower baths precedent today in m wom an and distribution. each day to keep the pores of the er they run their places wlthip t£e son for denying to Women the privi write a book about reducing, tolVkn courteous to a woman customer i-’ho to its alcoholic content. A s for taste, to a major dl^omatio part for the she’ll title it “Whiteman’s Burden" ate regularly in the restaurant Federal, state and local govern the official warnin;: is that for skin open and to assist in the skin first time—Mrs. Ruth Ebyan Owen law. But clearly the applicant lege of serving on juries, any pro- Franklin Jr., and John Roose where he. worked. Blness compelled ments Want to know exactly how while—except at the very outset— elimination. At least one enema a of Florida, to be minister to Den for a permit imder the proposed law visiqn of law that would make such velt are bossing arrangements for her to remain away from the eating much they will collect in taxes and most of the available beer will be day of plain warm water should be m ark. taken while on the fruit diet. Do not would be freer from the necessity of du\y obligatory would not stay on the biggest affair of younger sociali house recently. So she called Sideris economists will be able to stop green. How serious this handicap on ’The nomination of the daughter try to substitute laxatives in place pulling wires and of depending on ties during the Easter holidays .... and gave his his tip. guessing how effective beer can be beer will prove to be can only be of William Jennings B^ran, three the statute books a day longer than the enema or,the results win not For people who want to get-away- I t w a s a check fo r $2,000. in relieving depre^on. guessed. o t times Democratic presideatial nom political influence than such a per required for the women of this state be as satisfactory. Use no other from-lt-all, a steamship company is Monroe, Wis.— Dealers say toe re But the effect of beer on the re It must be. admitted that many inee, was forwarded to toe Senate son ever has been in the history of food or liquid during the five days to force its repeal. offering a one-year cruise to no turn of beer has stimulated the de peal campaign, if any, presents membera. of Congress who voted with that of Mayor James M. Curley of this fruit and water fast. Hot alcoholic beverage control in Con mand for limburger cheese co the what may be the most important of Boaton, to be ambassadw to Grant that women are the exact where in particular. For $1300 you for this beer aa "nonintoxicating” applications over toe abdomen may point where factories were being of aspect. The wets long ago 1 ^ light Poland. necticut. equals of men in every mental and can go abroad, make yourself at did so with tongues in oh«ek.^ The be of value, using either a deep fered half a cent a pound more for wines and beer as a rallying point Both Mrs. Owen, who is a former There may be valid objections to home, bask in toe aim, worry about arguments on the point of its in therapy lamp or towels wrung out moral quality necessary in a juror, the product than they Were a month and gave up Interest in beer as com con-iitionS' at home, go wherever toe toxicating potentialities will not be in hot water. These treatments member of the Houae from Flortdsi, the Committee’s measure, but the ago. pared with repeal.' there are the most obvious reasons boat goes, and fln ^y get off right settled by everyone at once. It does should be continued for about fif and Mayor Curley, were active cam criticism that it would link local why they are not, as a sex, equally where you started .... W in do w - Royal Oak, Mich.— Fred Burtop Those 18 States seem to be established that the teen or twenty mlhutes a day. paign workers for President Rooiie- thinks bis pet hen, Aurora, ie the Now they fear that between velt and closely identified with toe politics and 'the beer places is the fitted from a physical point of view. card in A Madison Avenue apart beer is at least as strong as that Following toe fruit fast the diet only combination alarm clock and politicians seeking to get their National Democratic organization. most arrant nonsense. That is just ment: "Madame Hammer—Piano conunoBly sold before prohibition. may be similar to that which is' de- There are literally thousands df Lessons’’ .... The town’s prettiest breakfast provider existing. clutches on toe beer situation and Obanglng Our HaUts senbed in my weekly menus in thia With these appointments the the one thing that it would not do. women in any slxeable eommunl^ postufed in toe model parade dur Each morning at dawn the hen extremists acting badly with the It is accepted that beer intoxi column, except that toe starchy President left a few of toe mere If the bill had provided that the flaps through a window into Bur important (Hplomatio poote Mill who, considering the problem from ing the Art Editors' Frolic at the restored beverage there may be cation is 14ss vicious thiu) bant foods should be avoided for at least ton’s bedroom and peeks at too open, Including Berlin, Rome. Tokyo applicant “shall be a person of good Bohetpia Qub. And Lejaren Hiller, just enough of a reaction to enable liquor Intoxication. But if ehougb a month. Skiemae should, be con that point of alope, cannot In de covers until be is awakened. Then id Havana. Early announoeineata moral character,’’ or if it had pro the illustrator, scoffed at'all bids the drys to bold the 18 states they people zoom to be getting stewed tinued once doily for about two cency be required to submit to toe Aurora often clambers onto a dras- for toe Italian and Cuban ambazta- for bis jjb of tape-measuring each need to prevent repeal’s consum On Deer- they w ill g iv e toe. d ry s a weeks after using toe diet Every vided for the hearing of remon ser and lays ap egg for breakfast dorz ara in prospect strhin of long periods of enforced beauty. mation. further araument 'agidast restora' morning and evening after toe fruti Philadelphia — Harry Horner, an In one of hie first appointments strances, or if it had set up any Sportsmen All If a few high school boys and tions of aU types eg alcoholic bev fast one should begm to use an-in- confinement to/which any juror is elevator operator, stepped into the fropa the far northwest the Presi discretionary machinery whatever, In this town, which in good times girls get funny and get loaded up erages. creasiBg amount of exercise each liable at any time. spot where his oar should have been day. Long walks are especially dent today made Ffank T. Bril, then there might be room for the or bad will always support an en on beer before classes tos repeal A further problem involves the Again, the customary division of and plunged eight feet to toe bottom cause may be done definite bhrm. valuable. These inatruotiODB will Washington, commlzrionef of fish- intrusion of the old element of in tertainment noveilty, there' are ex of the abaft extent to which tlM' b ^ experi- and fisheries. Tbs drys will magnify such inci bring relief in all but the most se labors in our civilisation is such actly 47 establishments called Sport- It took the fire department to get meht can change a nation’s drink fluence— which is another word tor dents and cite them far and wide. vere oases of oolitli which might re- thsjb to drag a woman away from land. They’re mostly store sites, him o u t ing habits. Thera ara those who qitire additional treatments a i could political dealing. But in its stark And there is the possibility with a couple of fibers gaily repaint Fort Worth, Texas—During trial claim prohihitioa has bred millions be given by a doctor skilled in her home and compel her to devote that other evil results of the pres REAL STREET FIGHT ly mandatory provision that town ed and given over to dozens c£ of a theft case. County Judge Mc of hard liquor drinkers iriio cannot phjmo-toerapy and manipulative long and weary periods to service ent widespread problbltlofi vlqlatlons clerks “shall" issue permits to any games. And they’re run by toe Gee grew thirsty. He called a. live be Weaned away. They think-beer tifeatments. on a jury would be in couptless cases Chester Brothers—Frank, Charles with reference to hard liquor will be win be a fad at first, but never will adult person who pays the perpilt minute recess imd strolled ove'r to *«*‘~*«« wm oe BY MOVIE EXTRAS to disrupt toe whole routine of a and Blmest—who can shoot a mean gain permanent popularity. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS fee the Committee has provided for er game of bagatelle than any of brew . Already toe great army of home fam ily. to down a drink oTwater did he turn the most complete divorcement of their customers. his back. He went to toe bench, Tho hotel men of the capital, brewers.ie boasting thatTt will con (Bow Oan I Grow TaUerf) Jobless. Men Try io Tetr Down If women want to serve pn juries, hearing about all the “new beer” drinking places from politics that In Australia, where they were rapped for order, then blurted out tinue to make its own beer, pre Question: Mrs. Mary L. B. writes: Set in France nnd tlie'B ittle well and good. No doubt toe aver born, toe brothers sang an itin parties that were to get going ferring both toe taste and toe great “I am enarried and tho mother of a kas ever been achieved in this state. to a startled courtroom: “My watch Begins. age woman would make as good a erant children’s opera company, is gone! around here about midnight be er alooholto content. Their case may daughter. I am 37 yean old and Argument against the bill, to carry managed by their mother, until their came; alarmed and unanimously p a n ^ that of the heme makers of weigh 95 pounds, 1 am four feet juror as toe average man. There the slightest weight with thinking voices changed. Then they came to petitioped that sale of beer be bar bathtub gin, few at whom may now eleven Inches tall; Is there aiw way Blot France, April 18v^(AF)— A moving piotura aet at thih Ri is not a sdntina of evidence' that America, where they picked up odd red until 7 am . They explained be persuaded to exchange their sim 1 could promote iny growth? I have people, must be based on something viera village was under gUarij to she would make a better one, nor jobs around theaters and finally be that noany beer celebrants wero ple produet fOr tha pre-war gin. a bone growth In my nose; would other than the reason so hastily and BOLTON day after some 1,600 clashing ex came interested in trick mechanical likely to celebrate, with gin cr whis One othery olasa'iemalns to be that be toe cause of a retarded any reason for guessing that she tras and unemployed actoefl toiaed so llloglcally grabbed at by the and lighting effects. They built aU ky and that any/dlsorder would be oopsldered the speakeasy pro- growth? I am going to have my would.' So far, that Is, as her ndos operated' on ae the doctor says a- staged street battle Into A real G overnor. sorts of illusions—moving ships and Choir practice will be held at toe attributed to tha new law. M They also wait with bated it might help my height at least an one. ' ' V.,,..,. judgnient and her mentality and treadmills for races and things like parsonage this evening at 7 HH at Bsloon*s Betura to,learn whether any large After all, any town that doesn't inch.'* Four paritdpaata- were takifl |o even her courage are concerned. But that. Being fans for all kinds ot o’clock. The choir sang the anthem The wets also realise that in s6me , . of their ouhtomers is going wAnt beer sold within its borders Answer: At your age the bones a bospUal azid a eoora a m n wane sports, toe brothers began experi “I love to teU the sto ^ ’. Mrs. R. K. places sale cT beer is likely to be she Is physically different and her desert tito fos the pteasures of an probably nuly developed and slightly hurt i has the power, imder the bill, to prer menting with mlniaturr mechanical Jones sang “The Old Rugged Cross” used as a cloak for dispensatien.of seer Ifl lawful surrouniUngSi social responsibiUtles, despite fine you will not grow any talfar; bow W h ile 1,300 am ateur e x tra s w ere vent It; and if it wants to regi^te as a solo at Bunday mortong service., games. Their first successful one, ever, you may ■ be able to Increase enacting the street battle inMo*- spun theories, are different in a vast There will be extra music Easter. it further than Is done by the bill though, was “The Great Balloon your height to some extent perhaps day for a film production ef vietor majority of cases from those of men. R m o ," wherein two contestants The choir will have two anthems, Freshmen, Ruth Bhedd, B honors; It can do that, too an bwh. oy toe ' use of exercises tost Hugo’s “Lea MhMnMe■,'^ aoina 100 and toe ehlldren will sing two songs. Isolde Riva, B honork There are any number of women tvHrled cranks that pumped up toy will bring flexibility tfl /our spine jobleaa profaaelonalf triefl. to. taak Mrs. Howard Hart and two owl- balloons. The first one to burst was Supervisor L. T .' Garrison and so as to Increase the wiotb 6f toe down toe set whldi repraeiwtai' the who simply would not submit to dren ot CromwelLMiss Eva Jones Quotations' AS TO "GOING HOME," the winner. Miss M argaret Doaehyt nurse, visit cartilages bstwesa tos vnrtshrae. A old quartan u f Faria. We are a little surprised at Sena serve on juries' under any dreum- Bagatelle Champs and'Miss Mabel Buekley ot H a rt ed schools ia town reoeatly. slight tolokening of ths many carti ford, Mr. Goodfleld ot Cromwell, Mr. 1111 dlractoni of the fVmNli eeifl- stances. It Is unfair to them to The Chesters were respotaible for ^ Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Alvord ot lages between the vertebrae will add >aay making toe pNtara Dti|a nd tor Walcott’s quoted belief that, and Mrs. Claude Jones and children ‘nuy'beg for bsead and we give adopt a law that would compel them most of the mechanical golf, soccer, Hartford have moved to “Alvord distinctly to toe height 1 do not after toe passage of a modified farm ot Hebron wore recent visitors at sen M s r ; f ...... 'ormer Ruaainn trooperki.wlifl^wtira baseball, boxing and bagatelle A c r e a " they ask for'fisn and we believti,that the ramova) ef the to tell lies in order to get out ot the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. K. # iy a MX a itm u , aetlng in toe movie ne: relief bill, a meature authorizing re games that spread around toe coun growth in your nose would have any Itee, to d rive off Jonea Mias Helen Berry and Miss ERIe lief loans to the states to toe ex doing jury duty. , try, in drug stores and hotel lob J'kreal Pali,' member ef effect upon your height The Bolton Baseball team will Colllnt of Hartferd have moved iflto The melee ~laste4r an Ifliy /m id bies. They dropped out of toe manu- finally was qttdM by peMim i " ' tent of half a billion dollars and toe give a dance at the hall-'this their oottage. faoturing sod, though, when other (iMseJekrted) from toe nearby terFnfl'.flf approprlaUon bills, Congress should MILITABY liOpNOIIlES. companies b e ^ to put hundreds of evening. Miss Jeanette Heckler, teacher at Queetion: Erith sT aeka: ”Whnt ThelDramatio club will meet at Birch Mountain sehOol spent the If woesen feel fsea to oonsume Cannes and AntibM. call Its work done and adjouQi. Reports that drastic cuts are to similar ebntraptiona on toe market bootleg liquor la ptlvau, 1 oan think makes: toe joints of n young men’s toe basement Wednesday night. week-end at her hOiae m North satin bei^ torn out of fllnee? For Connecticut people are always Row they buy up the best of toe of no logical reason u tk a they should be made by administrative order iu The Beleetmen will hold their O oventiy. iastaaot. m wMzta, ht^ or knees 8tc55r55jBB5l machines and Install them in their not consume legallaed wUsky ia CopAderably Influenced by toe views toe officer personnel of th^ Army monthly nieetftig at the Basemtat and Miss Helen Mo- ena be made to *o6fla> tad . move own nickel casinoB. Their firm 14 W i A p rU Monday afternoon. Hartford' and sa— Mary PUMO abont or baefc and-forth, la is that of Its senior Senator, which It knows have produced a panicky feeling. called toe Chester Pollard Amuse The Weatoer The regular meeting ot the MoOojsaa of Torrington visited in — Fred A. Stmoneen. president, Ma- the joflita ara net settled, or the are inyar^y patriotic and oon- ment Company, the “Pollard" being toe fdnowihf .atom It is understood that sCfncthing Grange wul be held Frii n igh t a t town Batufd^. tteeal^Beatawraat A— MaBm. iigiMMnta w«nk?" ' ti^ed by high motives. They may iike 4,000 officers, many of them a sjnttmental inclusion because it the Basement. Mr. and Mm Arthur Rockwefi Afiaww! nokably thq timlnehts ' “A d v iio jy was toe name of toe Australian The follow ^ High school popUs have returned to their bonte after A a re Qhs tnis ofdertd. bf fofglvep by tor Senator,, how- in toe quartermaster’s department, Bite wiu be a greet M to la ona operp dbmpany. from Bolton were on the benps roll week’i absence. would ditenatM . aysr. If inoat of them.fail to sea tos flgll^agiunit rep^t.eftoa Utb .o r not are to be retired,.ahd toe news has Tbslr offtcM are orswded these the fo ii^ maritinr pMlMl The teachers la town attandeil s jokffs piupi^ l i i . ..2 ? aaisndmsnt. f l^ t In a prepesal toi letgo toe Ufa b ^ g b t considerMfle dismay to the days with iHhl-eyed Invaitors who AngfltoMasedWTB hoflm; Bam teoichars* meeting in Souta-O ovei^' erthwMt ii«i Um at toe dmment whl^jthe cn* Individuals affected and to- toe serv brinff in their games fo r the broth BUveittlia, B honors; Earl Bhedd, recently. Supervisor L. V. G arrison —Mrs. RuiikiiMre ^Ellsnma, Vine ers to test Out The brothers, ia B hoamn; Fean Onger, A heners. and Assistaatsg ■vr ‘.'How oouQtry has bpS: hauled', ice generally. . It U ffotaUd o u t.b y . tiufi, get a great kick eut of flow fioidiemores, Ruth Ilsh, B honors. Lacey presided. dose praosttrAoookfog :w lfh r-). AS H- ? “ ‘•i^fr ’"X-J'.r ’'■<'■•. • . - 'L *t ^7'^ •r-'vr '■•«t.y i '<■ . 4 ^ V,-- -.: ‘ * -7 ' I * I ^ • MANCHBfftBR BVBNWO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CW N'^^IpbRaDAY, APRIL 18;^ appointed ter-toa-juvenUa^Orangte wrltoig.'Mr.' Llndholm received se mastiBg with “Shadows Crssp” and rious injuiilas when' atteeked by a ^'Tsps/* and as she baa aot’ite y«t bfWi'tok- Deaths, 15 YEAR O C TREES . Serlbs, Mary-Smith, an in aa a mamber of tha juvsnlla horse Sund^ mondnc. His family SMKT EtSTEX organisation toe ivin be gtton the was called to the hospital, when or n o o p 7 Mr. Undholm’s'condition took a Washlhgtbn — Charles ' McAtee decrees with the Andover class on CAN MAKE NEWSPRINT Girt Troop 7 hold its mooting a t 1 ^ change for the worse about eight Leivls, 70, Washington and Ken : luckland'School, April 10, The May 6. ’Tbla will be the second tucky writer and thoroughbred ’The Ladles’ Missioiu(iy'*8odifety class to be given to degrees by. o’clock Monday eveidng. - The end Tout IN HISTORY mooting opened with a game, caUed came but an hour and r half later. Seoaf musical stiojc, followed by aptrol held a meeting in - tt the Andover Grange officers. M exl^ City—Zelia C. NuttaU; 78, Experiment! Prove That 25 comers. Captain Grant gave room of the church on Mrs. Charles Faulkner is spend V temooti. - Mrs. -F. P Arthur Feliows ‘of .Worcester, ing several weeks in New Jersey as authority on Mexican arcbaeologiid. Tears Can Be Saved in Man* New$ some instruotibns abdut flre-buUd- hm . spent Sunday with his London--J.' Rankin Towse, 8$, ng. Wo played ."Chootohoo.^/ Later oharga ■ of -the d e y ^ c ^ SerVloe. toe guest of' relatives. I Maiij Noted EtodU in Ages ufaeture of Paper.. Mrs; -Franklin Q. WsO(^; Jr., gave brother, Emery Fellows and fam foriner city editor,'foreign' editor some of too girls worked on-knots, a teport-of tite'FatoeriFatoef snd’Spna^BpB hian-— ily. and dramatic critic of the New-York while others worked, on bed-making. Writer says It will take 80 years Evening Post Josephine Zaremba passed knots. quet-. Mrs; John L. Brbvto sB^ gave August Llndholm, aged 09 years, Pkit Hare Occnnred on Seattle, Waah., April 18.—(AP) Oflioers' Assoiolatlon a report of toe Work Oofnmittee. died at 9:80 Monday night at toe to raise another crop of suckers m A propoial to cut 25 years off too The meeting closed i^tb a. stalking The hostesses were Mnk. ; James this country. Maybe toe new ad At the April meeting of the Girl game followed Ityi the gooihilgbt d r St. Joseph’s hospital in WilUmon- idle time of Pacific northwest for Wood,-Mrs. James M oj^a^ and tic. Fimeral arrangements have ministration can figure out a plan to Eniler Snnday. Scout Officers’ Association, the fol- cle and toe sin^ng of.xtaps. April Mrs. Charter Btankenburg.' not been made at the time of this restrict production even then. ests by using flr trees as soon as loYving officers were elected for the 8 the troop gave a play for .J|bo ’The-’Thursday "evening prayer they are 15 yeais old to make ensuing year: president, Mrs. Henty Bucklahd Community Club, meeting -will be omitted this week East Boston Mother io b b b t tallidy white newsprint paper was made B. Du k m ; vice-president, Mrs. John Scribe,' Doris Cole. as * -Fast Day Service will be held BA Service Writer F. Toumaud; secretary and treas Troop 8 on Friday morning at 9:80 in the Telb a Secret % today by H. K. Benson, professor urer, Miss Emily Smith. Reports on The regular meeting of Troop 8 you ehildroa ao ate# of chemical engineering of the church. Bov do mi Euter Sunday, most sacred the past year were given by toe was hold Friday, April 7. A circle The basketball game scheduled Ud hGAitllf % ottoation plaaaaa I t e University of Michigan. president and treasurer. Mrs. was formed, in which we played McZmjr,, who now W.W t«lJua har aalglAortt :for Friday evening between toe “I happonad to bodr aoont date in the calendar of the Chris* “There are two regions in toe Charles Oliver, scout conunlssioner some guessing games. Patrols cor : Harried - -Men - and the Pioneer tian church, also has played an Im United States whore trees grow read a letter, from the Stamford ners were held and dues were taken. fienlors has been postponed to Fri portant part in the world’s history. rapidly,” he said. "One is the hu Council inviting Mancnester Girl Lieutenant Smith worked with toe day, April 21. The story of centuries is dotted mid south; the other the humid Scouts to attend their camp at Kent, second-class scouts, and Mrs. John Mrs. Emory Phelps of Rockville D r.lh]^£lbdr with major events that have oc northwest. Conn, this sununer. Mrs. W. J. Pickles, chairman of badges iand pent Tuesday with Mrs. Lucius Uzitive Worm EzpcUcr curred on this day—events far re In the south the experiments of Thornton, chairman of the enter awards, was present and informed imitb. talnment committee, w u present us about the' requirements for too John Puzines has moved bis fam- diroiub a ralative —aa my Utfie boy moved from those of a religious the state of Georgia and Dr. and asked toe officers, for sugges vsa tot aome dm# troubled with lots Charles H. Herty show that any homenurse badge. The following ly and household furniture here on nature. tions for the May Rally to be held at passed testr. Phyllis Cushman, sig Tuesday...... of'appetite, restlessnesa at n i^ t and It was on Easter Sunday in the pine, if young and freshly cut, can the Old Golf Links on May 20. Miss at timea wta very fretful, I decided to nalling; Janet Cairpenter, health and The Golden Rule , Club members tty Dr. Tme’a Elixir . . . He began to year 1618 that Ponce de Leon, be used succo/nfully in tbo aanu Emily Smith was appointed chair Esther Pitkin, fire prevention. are requested to -neet a t toe home Spanish ekplorer, discovered Flori facturo of sulfite pulp, that is, m man of the committee for toe June improve immediately and inavety shMt newsprint and various grades of There will be no mteting Friday, of Mrs. Mae Blankenburg on time he waa well . . . I would never da while searching for the fabled picnic. The meeting closed with but aU scouts of toe troop will meet ’Thursday evening at 7:80. “fountain of eternal youth.’’ He fine white paper, be without i t” — Mra. B. O. McKay, ■ «ANCHS!SWarevi!OTNBin!®ra,«XNeiBEST^ t h d u s d At , xranrwriw*. MiyiUUhM iiS S S a m m pMutmtea the radiator of lha ear Pay .Wray In Pur Cape TQHiffi(TSIIQBEilT endwaaOrivm thseughin undor the; T.KC.AANHUiU. FINANCING OF HOMES, coTrt. - / ' N . Y . S todn Nrithef ikttkiioa, ner Ms wtfe, a NEW ROSEVELT PLAN N.Y.PRODIMYKIN mer In am « r , wom injotaa. were an tii^ w x y to vieii a ______'f-t IKEinGMATU) Adamfe S x p ...... 41 (FWBlsfeM by PKtaans ff JoMph Trimmoa of MoKm otroet, ^(CaBtfamad from Page One) F. C. SlridklMdf MiaelmfUir mhmm Aiir R^dUC aeeedcdeeSecaeeea ^00^ central Row. RnrtlM , Oeob owner ot tbe-WeeC Bide Dairy. Mr: JUA •••»*e»eeeee«ee«e X4l 1 F . k i M e Msa,;to Pot oti PwMch Cooi- Trueman vms aotilled and b roi^t would be authoxlaad to tax ••#•••••••■# e • • • ■ .8dy—Mias 'Wood in Load. the vixitore to hia heme. He hod ProcUm lb i S ts T|n To Name 7 Directors; Board exempt bonds to $3,000,000,000 Allied Chem A . 86^ BaakSteefes the oar lowed away by a dotiy truok at four per cent Inttteat, ^ ch ^Lm Can 82)4 B id A sked F. C Strickland Of this town for repairs. would be exchanged fob existing ^Lm For Four .•*««■.•••*•«.• 6)e Cap N at Bond T .... — 8 0 ^ for Nihre Frogapt n mortgages. The government would Who for the past fiva years has been >1^ HoUs Regnhr Session ^ Am Rod Stand 7^ Conn. RIvtr ...... OSO — dlTCOtor o f ^ v a p rod tiiitf a t the guara^e the interest but not the A m Sm elt ...... 19 Htfd. Conn. Trust .... 48 86 principal. Berkshire Playhouse In Stodi- Am Tel and Tel ...... 98% Htfd. Nat B and T ... 90 bridge, as wen os dttes in the Boot COMMUNITY PUYERS Sdiools. Finance Standing. Bonds exchanged for mortgages A m T m B ...... 84% First Natienal ...... ~ 180 would be limited to 80 per cent of ondiHddle West, hoi hglB engaged Am Wot Wks ...... 18% New Britain Trust ... — 180 by thS'Shuberti to direM the pro- the value of the mortgaged home, Anaconda ...... 8% West Hartford Trust.. ^ 180 n NEW CU M OOM S amiiud mtctinf of the T. M. as appraised by the corporation. duotiea o f. ‘•Just Out^” one o f Mr. Governor WUhdf L. Crofo today C. A. and election of seven directors Atchison ...... 48% lasuranoi Sleeks •trloMand’s eueemeii at Stoek- ja DCnOlftflBfttiOO ilk YrillOll 1(6 Refinancing would be Uinlted to Auburn ...... 87 will be held on Wednesday May 10 homes valued at $20,000 or less, oo-i Aetna Casualty ..... 88 37 bridge last eeaeca. TfaM 1e a trone- at 7:80 p. m. All voting male mem Aviation Corp ...... 7% Aetna Life ...... l o 12 lotton of Bdoaord BoardCft's “Vlent Amuiat Msating to Ba Held Bird D s y T ^ prsdomotion says in cupied by not more than three Balt and Ohio ...... 9% bers over 16 years of age who have Aetna Fire ...... 22 23 da Pataltre,“ which ran for a whole part: “At thli Moeon vdim oU na- fam ilies. Bendlx ...... 99s Thir4^ WadiModay in May subscribed in writing to the decla Automobile ...... 12 14 mre is awakening and bods are Any mark down in the face value Beth Steel*...... I. l7 % Conn. General ...... 17 19 Prepiura Naw Play. ration of their faith in Ood and ac of the debt accepted by the mort B«th Steel; pfd ...... 88% •tirring birds are retUMdiM to ceptance of Jesus as Savicur are Hartford fire ...... 83 84 \ our floMa aad meadowa, It Is dtOng gagee would be credited to the Borden ...... 98% National F irs ...... 84% 86% eligible to vote at this election. Con Pac .8% The Community Players held an that exereieee be hltid to the Three per cent of the voting mem Hartford Steam Boiler 89 48 enthualaatle meeting and eodal last scboole; that. ehrubbery and trees **The^Some owner would amortise Case (J. L) ...... 60% Phoenix Fire ...... 42 44 bers may present in writing to the night, tiie lin t in the newly furnish be planted: and tU s t Mrd sqnmu- his debt to the oorporatioo within 16 Do P asco ...... 11% Travelers ...... 980 988 nominating committee not later years, wito interest at 6 par cent, es and Ohio ...... 28% ed clubroome in the Batch and arlM ba bttUt in gardens and for than ten days before the annual ^ e board would have authority to Chrysler ...... 12% PabUo Utmtlea gtoeks boUding. President Karl est!. Thus ore we in tune with na election the name or names of any rant a three year extension of C oca C o l a ...... 83% Conn. Bise Serv ...... 38 39 Keller took oeeaslon to praise the ture In tnalcing ouf hdm4i Ond voting member for nomination. Ac gme for payment of prinolpal or in-1 Col Oas ...... 19% Conn. Pow er ...... 87 89 menbers who bad given generously surrounding increasingly beiUti- cording to the by*laws the names of Col Carbon ...... 88 Greenwich, WAG. pfd. 46 66 of their time la re-deooroting the terett. Hartford Else ...... 48 6o ful.” ______seven members to be elected at the Could Advance Cash Coml Solv ...... 14% rooms and donating rugs, furnish- Cons Gas ...... 46% Hartford O os ...... 49 46' ingi, draperiee and numerous other Tea and coffee refreshments nre. annual meeting to All the places of In refinanoing the home o w o m , do., pfd 46 "-■ those whose terms expire next Lons Oil ...... 6 oi^ ee wmoh moke the two large served people who laepeet brewer the corporation could advance oaah BN BTCk>...... 89 98 rooms an ideal plaoe for buslaeM month will be posted on the Y. M. for the payment of taxes, or aaaaaa- Cont Con ...... a... 48% ies In AuefoUo. C om p r o d ...... 59% Bfapofaeturing Stooke meetings, play rehearsals or social ‘ C. A. bulletin board and published in menta or provide for oeoessary Am Hardware ...... 12 14 The Herald at least ten days before Del L and W n ...... 21% affaire. maintenance or repairs. Am Hosiery ...... — 95 The annual meeting with reports the annual meeting. Cash advances for these purposes D rug ...... 35% Du P on t' ...... 40 Arrow R and H, com.. 4 % 7 and election of offleen and oommit- Dlroetors Meet also could be made to home owners do., p f d ...... 80 — The Board of Directors had its whose property was not mortgaged Eastman Kodak ...... 54' tees'wlll t i^ plaoe the third In steed Fay Wray combines net and chin Billings and Bpmoer.. — 2 of the eeoend Wedneaday in May, regular monthly meeting last night , bv ov per cent of the value. FJlec and M U S...... i% up to 80 per 01 chilla in this evening costume for Bristm BrOM ...... 8 8 re w uj put OB with Messrs. Strickland, Norton, Federal savings and loan aasoda- Bleo Auto L ite ...... 13% Inaamuoh oe the players will put on “King Kong,” at State theater Sun Blec Pow and L t ...... 4% do., pfd...... » 105 for tho benoflt of Bve* Ready- ^ Cirole * Loomis, Holmes, Anderson, Holman, tlons would be set up under tulw day. The dress, very simply made Qen B lec ...... 14% Cass, Lockwood and B — 800 of Kint*e Daughtors onD W ednes^, and regulations prescribed by the CoUins Oo...... ; ____ 90 •— ' Reid, caarke, Thienes and Mrs. Burr to ihow the design of the figured Gen Foods ...... 96% May 10, tho Bnglish oomedy,DOmedy,'“Tne Home Loan Bank Board “giving C(4fs flnarm s ...... 9 10 and Mrs. Shearer of the board pres- net. Is of palest daffodil tint, making Gen Motors ...... 14 Bnohanted April.” A nominating primary consideration to the beat Eagle Look ...... 14 18 ■■ ent; also Mrs. Crockett and Mr. one of the season’s smartest color Gillette ...... 18% ooBittittee of three was aiqpointed Hamilton and Mr. Simonds of the practices of .ocal mutual thrift and Fonilr Bettlttgs ...... — 35 home financing Institutions.” combinations of gray odtl yellow. Gold Dust ...... 15% to bring In a alato o f offioere. Xt is in staff. Grigsby Orunow ...... % Fuller Brush, dose A. — 19 •'But no such association shall be Gray Tel Pay Station. 8 10 oompoeed of Mrs. Robort Wilson of Charles S. Burr was elected to Xnt H arv ...... 26^ F.O. Areh atroot, Rionard Owere and membership to complete the board Incorporated by the board,” the fees so collected. Such permit Hart and Cooley ...... 195 bill says, “unless in -its judgment Int N ick ...... 9% VI— Patriifo Pettoolae. number of 21 as called for by the shall not entitle the holder toereof Int Tel and '”ei ...... 7 Hartmann Tab, com... — 9 ICE CREAM the community to be served is in to sell at retail any such beverage do., pfd 6 — “The Baveadropper" a delightful i constitution. Mr. Burr is chairman Johns Manville ...... 90 sufficiently served by local thrift within the limits of any town, city Int Silver ...... '... 20 22 one-ool play directed by Mies Bea nr of the athletic committee of the and home-financing institutions. KennecOtt ...... 12 trice Perrett, wee presented for the association and a member of the or borough until he shall have re Lthigh Val Rd ...... 10% do*, pfd...... 98 40 reer. Mr. striektend hos succeeded “Such associations shall be au ceived a permit therefor from the Landers, Frory A Cak. 90% 98% la securing PMgy Wood for the entertainment of the players by the County Y. M. C. A. Board of Direc thorized to make loans upon homes Llgg and Myers S ...... 64% feUowlng oompetont oosti Mies Ruth tors 1 ^ . Mr. Burr is one of the clerk of such town, city or borough. Lodw’s ...... 19% New Brit., Mcb., com. — 8 leading role, Wlui a strong support secured by duly recorded home do., pfd ..I ....•*•• “ “ 60 Smith, formoriyformerly of the Town P li^ “Section 7. No person or corpor Lorlllard ...... 14% ing ooet. most enthusiastic volley ball play mortgages and to ’nvest their funds Aionn A Bew.Tnass A — 2 ers; Mlee Pearl Martin, Miss Porreit, ers at the Y. and seldom misses a ation other than a duly licensed McKeesp Tin ...... S8% A letter received by Mr. Strick in obligation? of the United States do., doss B ...... — 1 land’s parents todsy conveys the Ounaar Johnson, Roger Winton and game. The membership hsus Increas- manufacturer shall sell at wholesale M ont w o r d ...... 16 and in Federal Home Loan Sank North and Judd ...... 8 19 news that ths Shuberts have pur- Robert Morehom. Mies Margaret ed slightly this past two months or distribute such beverages in lots Nat Biscuit ...... 39% bonds.” Niles Bern P ond ...... 6 7 ehosed the rights to “Just Out,” and Henry, chairmen tif the oommittee, iM... 4od it is hoped Uiat all in Mancbes- Bach association would auto of five wine gallons or more until Nat Cosh R eg ...... 9% served ice cream and wafers. A such person or some officer of sueh Nat Dairy ...... 14% Peek Stow and WUoex — 8 ths premiere wUl be Monday sve- ' " ter Who can possibly do so will add matically become a member of the Russel) Mfg ...... — 10 number remained to play bridge or corporation shtui have obtained a Nat Pow and L t ...... 9% dag at the National Thoater, on their names to the list even though Federal Home Loan Bank of its dis SoovUl ...... z i 18 Pei^lvM iia Avenue, Washington. pool. they cannot attend often. The in trict in the same manner as other permit from said Tax Commission N Y C entral...... Ig er, upon w ritten application \mder Stanley Works ...... 9 l i D. C. He Is at prsssat in* New terest and support of all for even a institutions. NY NH and H ...... 18% oath in such form as the Commis N oronda ...... 19% Standard Screw ...... 98 98 York rehearsing the east. small amount will be of encourage The Treasury would subscribe to • do., pfd., guar...... lOO ^ capital in such associations up to sioner shall presoribe, setting forth N orth Am ...... 19 ment to the Board. tluit the applicant is a Oltizen, 21 Smythe Mfg <3o ...... — 25 While money has been coming in $io0,000 at the request of Packard ...... 1 % Taylor and Finn ..... — 100 board, but the amount paid by the years of age or over, describUv the Penn ...... 17 • very slowly lately the Treasurer’s location ot the premises upotf’whloh Pbila Rdg C and I ...... 3 Torrtogton ...... 96 27 BRITON REPEATS STORY Individual Slice . report shows that during the very government could not exceed capi Underwood Mfg Co .. 18 17 tal subscribed by other share such \Vh;'.realc or distributing busi PblUlps Pete ...... 6% Union Mfg C o ...... 7 VenUla Zee Cnem. deeoraUd vim . hard times of the last twelve months ness in to !:r conducted and declar Pub serv N J ...... 37% ttOMn vhipp^ cream, pocked in holders. u B Dnveiope, 00m ... 35 OF SPYING IN RUSSIA immiduri cartons. the finances have held their own. ing that mich business Will not be Ftadlo ...... 4% The Y is not ahead but i^ has not After five years, each association do,, pfd ...... 45 — would set aside one-third of its re conducted in violation of any zoning Rem Rand ...... 8% . gone farther “in the red” than a Key Tob B ...... 32 Veedtr R oot ...... 4 7 (Continued From Page One> Priet 10c Each ceipts to retire the government or other local ordinance, and such Whitloek Coil Pipe ...... 0 . year ego. Hopes have been high to ap^cation shall contain such other Sears Roebuck' ...... 19% close the fiscal year next month holdings. JJ8.WU’me>oo. $10 par — 46 Any member of a home loan bank information as the Commissioner Socony Vac ...... 7 tov turned.to Thornton. . r with all bills paid and nothing in could convert Itself into a Federal noay require. The fee for such per South Pac ...... 15 “Do you admit that?’* he would a sk ? . the red. A few more friends around institution by vote Of Its stock mit Shall be $500 payable to the Sou P Rio S ...... 28% RAULtSTEWART Manchester could yet help to make holders and subject to the regula State Treasurer for the use of the south R w y ...... 6% Bach time Thornton’s onswsr this possible before the year’s books tion of the board. County within which such wholesaler St Brands ...... 16'% no. The only Information hs ever are closed. A separate appropriation of $250,- or distributor is located. The State St Gas and EH ...... 8 GETS FIVE YEARS coUeoted or ordired collect^ he The membership at present is as ?JD0 is authori«Ni -y the bill to en Traasurcr shall remit monthly to the St OU Col ...... 24% / sold, was information cemceming YOUa fACfl u UM follow s: able the board to promote organ treasurers of the several counties St Oil N J .....i...,28% the. operation of maetUaery instali^ YfiT..,OM l«l«of Full paid up members, men and ization of these associations. the fees so collected. Such permit Tex G orp ...... 13% (COnttaued From Page' One) ed at Russian plants by bis com- MrnKfly m«f* htXtil boys— 221. The bill would repeal that section shall not entitle the holder thereof Timk Roll Biear ...... 1 7 9 1 Tm aiMl yw i'tl wont it Full paid up members, women and of the existing Home Loan Bank to sell any such beverage at retail I'rani-America ...... 4 ) i sold military secrets to a foreign did admit, however, that be '•Nm .I« w IH yoof (VM. girls-—fe . law under which Federal Home Mdthin the lim its o f any town, city Union Carbide ...... 261, nation. hod paid S,OO0 rubles for “current Ily ond yoor IriotiA. Members paying weekly—181. Loan banks are eutRMlxed to loan or borough until he have received Unit A ircra ft'...... 22T> During the court mi^tial the expenses*' to a Russian named Dol MIo Tm Total—437. directly to home owners. a permit therefor from the Clerk vt Unit Corn ...... 6Vi proseeutiOA charged' that he had gov, who. Was identified as an agent Uit GasI impIm p ...... l6 provocateur. m k**... Moro 6o- this does not include 43 boys pay such town, city or borough. “sold his country for £50 or more,’’ frofronto and u g Ind A le ...... 25% “There are no spies In oiir com ing 5 cents and 10 cents a week. HOW IT WORKS “ Section 3. N o such bevera^^e receiving the money In the mail '•IrMinth. To gnt Indio U fi Rubber •••seeeSei N otes shall be sold, offered for sale or dis from Otto Waldemar Obst of Ber pany and we do no - spy’s work,“ Ice Cream Cake Washington, April 13.—(A P )V U D e S t e e l ...... said Thornton. Too. took for Hio ! (obovo)..^ The Hartford County Older Boys you are bird pressed to meet mort tributed unless there SbaU have been lin. A two-layer cake of deiloioue Zee ttn P6W and Lt •sss»«e#eesi ttoeeoammlyotii Conference will be held here April affixed to the bottle, keg or Other His Defense But MacDonald said: ■“! syste Cream, decorated with froeen gage payments on your home, and West Union s s • s • s s I ••seesf# India Tm . 38 and 28. We would like to have container, in which such beverage HlS defense was that the money matically collected Information and whipped cream and topped with an It doesn’t exceed ten thousand dol West B) and Mfg I supposed other engineers did the all good friends in any part of Man lars in value, this is the way the was furnished, tax stamps in the Woolworth had corns from a Oermai. girl ice cream chick breaUng through named Marie Louise whom be had same.” chester who could entertain a cou- Roosevelt plan for refinancing would form and denomination prescribed Bleo 'Bond and Share (Curb). 18% an ice cream egg. jte of boys for one night and break- operate:— by said Tax Commissioner in such met while he woe on leave in Ger •ffloil u se Lerxe Ust 'ast to let MM know in calling 7206. Insurance company bolds a $8,000 manner that' such stomps will oe many. He denied betroylnt secrets A good game of basketball is mortgage—^for example—on own destroyed when such container is GOERINGPRA^S of the Army. GUARD RAIL PUNCTURES $ 1 .2 5 $ 2.00 opened. The tax shall be at the The-Xing himeelf oonnrmed the N E W Y O R K promised for tonight when the En- er’s home now valued at $9,000, On Berris 6 to t Seryes 1# to U deeSt champions of the two Recrea- rate of three-tenths of one cent for ilttdlngs' of the ooiurt, but BoilUe- which the interest rate is six p«r EXCURSION Delivered, Packed la Dry Xto tloft Centers will play Joe’s Fillers cent or above, but owner ii unable each 12 ounces of suCh beverage, if DUCEY PEACE PACT Stewart will eseope the shame of RADIATOR IN CAR CRASH for the title in the Senior ”A” class bottled, and, if not bottled, at the being “drummed out** of the A i^ , SUNDAY, APRIL 16 to pay. (Oontfoued From Fast Oae) of Manehsster. This game is sched Either the insurance company or rate of one dollar for each 81 gal for that eld ceremony of degrada uled for 9 p. m. All players are ask lons. Tax stamps os herein- pro tion no longer Is observed in eueb Dadiuin, Mass., Driver Skids the owner has to approach the Boibo, Italian air minister, to visit ed to be at the Y by 8:30 and get vided for may he purchased from oosea Os this. OR Tolland Turnpike — On ^ 2 . 0 0 “Home Owners Corporation*' offices Berlin after returning from a group started as soon as the 8 o’clock said Tax Commissioner, or from the Hs win lervs hli sentsnoo la a coma for refinancing. Sight to Ohleogo which he will head. Way to Visit Here. L t. W I s i M T L ooIm eeeeeeeoe ilM f game it over. town clerk of any town, and the civiT prison whsre he wlU be treated The insurance company will ac proceeds therefrom shall be account He sold General Boibo hod accept Lv. • t• • t• • at•##ea. The Oxfords won two out of three cept in exchange for the mortgage, the same os any other prliOLer. For Turaiag out to avoid striking a i M t t 0t* « a • • « e «e • • a a a ell llB 4 ed for and paid to the State Treas ed. OhO Now • • d V o a d e e e • eSS ttti 4 games in volley bMl last night, wln- several weeke before lad during the ear oomlag in the opposite direction, bonds issued by the corporation op urer monthly for the use of the state. (General Boibo will head a Sight RITUIIVfllfO nlng against ths Tigers. Ths Tigers trio) he WM inooroerated in the OB automobile driven by Carl Brlck- which the government guarantees “Section 9. Stompe and forms of twonty Italian airp^es to the LVa Now atan.aaaaaaa T 8 0 O P .A L sported up in good shape the second Tower of London. Of Dedham, Mass., skidded on 4 per cent interest, in return for for application for permits herein Certury of Progreee Bxpesltion in game and took it with a tcora of 16 the sure interest the company may wet pavement of Tolland Turn- provided for phaU be fumiehed by C h icago). Berlia'Bae one boerbouse oad oae •ad erashed into a highway •or a«lrttt la odvaoM, M Oibir tin- Easter Mould# to 12, but went to pieces on the agree to mark down tb-: debt to |6,« the State Comptroller. Me voiced "on affinity in thought ui^boa^ to every 971 of Ito resl- yesterday afternoon near Buy tiefeola in odvonee, mafoer Urn- third game and lest 16 to 8 Next 000. “Seetloa 10. - When any person late and eentlment existing between Oakland street. A rail of the fence Hid. G«od only on ipednl eoneh Wednesday night ths Oxfords and The corporation then gives ths to whom a permit ehall have been Bucklands will play for ths volley Fascism and National SocUdism" train. owner a new mortgage with a face issued under this act shall be coa- and sold, “Cbonoellor Hltlsr ond'X ball championship. They mutt Mn Bee “Oavatoade** or “IMg Gaye*^ at value of $5,000 payable in 15 years vieted of any violation of its pro advocate cordial ttolo-German eello- RADIO a n 12.00 $ 1 .2 5 t^ee out of five this nsxt time. at 6 per cent interest. visions or of ths laws relating to the ZMiveied, Peeked la Dry toe- Harry Hedley Smith, state secre boratlon, since between the two In addition the corporation may manufacture, transportation or sale eountriee exist no dlffsrenees worth THE NEW HAVEN r. r. tary of the Y. M. C. A. was a Man advance him cash for payment o t of intoxicating liquor, or when there mentioning.'* Plaae Your OrjUrg Sttly., chester visitor today. He was on his tuces and necessary repairs and ehell be a eenvlouon of any person The M anchester Public MaHiet Order Through Your way to Middletown to meet with Captain Goerlng expreesed eatis- cover it in the mortgage. for any sueh violation UMn the foctien **for having heard H Duce their annual campaign committee. Local Daulm Or In the discretion of the Home premises from which any beverage say that Italy and Germany have He reports New Haven closed their Loan Bank Board, the owner may is sold under the urovisions of this ths some friends and tha soma ons- campaign for the Y. M. C. A. last be given a three year moratorium act, the permit of the occupant of night with cash and pledges of over miss,” and declared that the revolu on hie debt. The owner could make such premises Shall be forfeited. tion in Oennany eould not have been Good Friday Specials The 1,000. 358, “ his payments monthly, quarterly, “Section 11. Any town, city or oooompUehed hod net the Foeeiit borough may, by ordinance, regu OUR bSUClOUS HOME MADE HOT CROSS BUNS semi-annually, or annually. example exlsUd. late or prohibit the retail sale of M andiester COMPOSES PAGEANT any suuch beverage within its terri He affirmed that Germany is no Fresh From Our Own Ovens, At HERE^ COMPLETE TEXT torial limits. peril to any nation. 15c dozen, 2 dozen for 25c. FOR EASTER SUNDAY “Section 18. Any person who I c e O f o u n C d . shall violate any prorision of this act STOP ITCHING OF BEER CONTROL B IU shall be fined not more than $5,000 P l^ a . 525(1 or Imprisoned not more than five lt*e snusiiig hew this tormemlag Thomas Maxw^l Directing years or both. tmable—wherever it oeeiirs— PRIME SEA FOOD Cecelian Club in His Compo (Continued From Page One) “Section 18. Number 163 of the ' Fresh Cod Steaks...... 2 lbs. 25c sition **The Dawning.” special acts of 1933 is repealed. Boston Blnaflah CutlatB...... 2 lbs. 25c such permit shall be one dollar, “Section 14. This act shall take Fresh Fllat of Haddock...... i^lb. "The Dawning” an Baster pag payable to the town clerk. Such effect from its passage.” R d iiiid Fresh Shore Haddock, whole ...... ,10c lb. eant by Thomas Maxwell, director permit shall be non-transfsrabls of the Cecelian Club of the South and effective from the date of its Fancy Large Mackerel...... •. .lOc lb. Methodist church will be presented issue imtil May 1, 1984. Such per RarringB...... 10c lb. Saster Sunday evening in the mits may be renewed annually up on May first of each year thereaft Frksh SaatamTlAlibut Steak ...... ,29c lb. South Methodist church. The pag Fresh Stewing ...... ^. . . .25c pint eant in three acts depicts the er upon the same terms and condi ProductiCo. iQomlsg of the, Resurrection, the tions as herein set forth for obtain Fresh Chowder ...... 16c quart ing a permit In the firs instance. SOCONY day following and the day of the 75 Birth Bkuat: : - Moniifnotiirer*g Fee. Aacenaion. The cast ii composed of 24 members of the Cecelian club. “Section 6. No person or corpor AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT ation shall manufacture any s\wb for oil ranges Special scenery has been con . Ho$ne Made Codflah CUcB — ...... 25c dozen Folks!- structed for the current Baster beverage until such person or some HotCroaBBuBa produetioa and new lighting effects officer of such corporation riiall stuffed and Baked Large Maekarel, raiMy to aarve, have obtained a permit from said There’o.a Message of havs been arranged. Special music 19c-2te each Tax Commissioner, upon written will be presented durlnig the pag- application in such form as the Home Baked Beans — ...... quart Real Interest Riat AirKIM BlNIk, eantiby the State Trade school or CLEAN PROMPT Commissioner shall describe, setting Freih Made Cottage Choiaa .I5c Ib, dauBii • y*^,.« chestra under the direction of Con forth that he Is a oltisen 21 years wfll be unfolded to ductor William Hanna. Land0*LakesGhaaaa 19clb. of age or over, describing the loca BURNING DELIVERY Try Onr Home Ma^ BHUt foead, lO-aa. leaf • • *...... 7e tion of the promises upon which you in tomolTOW*s g a l a b s b s b s b n t b n o b d such manufacturing is to be con Home Bbde Scotch Bread...... 10c loaf B c BM» S oBBII'.' .IV -?j. . Waterbury, April 13.—(AP) — ducted, deeloring toat such manu HaffMBladaItlali Bread • «10cloaf lisper. John Calatoese, 31, was convicted facture will notM oondueted In vio A]lK liid8n«n:^it of manslaughter today by Judge lation of any zoiUng or other local ECONOMICAL (Admission 60e) eaieh . .••.-fc-i:.;.,. - - - J . , John Richards Booth of the Superior ordinance and conU^Olag syeb oth<^ Headquarters For Finest l^ d a y PoqKfy! Criminal Court. He was charged information as tbs 'pouttdfoioner with criminal^ n^ligenca in the Fancy Tender Turkey^ ChiCken%.uqNHa, Fowl, Broilers, may require. The fee for mch per . 1.1 aadlf^tivePiilleta. drtrlnt of a truck la a sand pit off mit sbaU be $1000 poyoUe to thi WATXm Plimk road on the night of Dee. 19, State Treasurer for the UM of the Tour Order Now i t s Yaw Baatmr Turkey. resulting in ths truck running over county within Which such manufac and toushiag to death Mrs. Jennie turer la located. The State Treas STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF N£W YORK, N K . i m Laaeh. Judge Booth imposed a term urer shall remit monthly to the • D M u m . ■ Of ena year in jail. treasurers of the several eou&tlaa the Phone ManclMS^r SOVS* ’ .r*. . .J •' ••’ •■«■'■• ■ ,. • w ^ ■ * f c \ lUNCHESTBft SyBNQtO .B S m p. lUl«CHBSn& OOmU-TSUtiSDA^’ I*' )<**• ' liiifii'i j ’ i I.I iiiS : •i.-|"^ i------mstmmm ORIUNlNCAnON DA|1f RADIO PROGRAM liMMtllEfMSIDtlirr fORDEgniOPflOSIMND O R T IA a M NEUSniRAIII • ■ _ V THURSDAY! APRIL 13 (Otntral and Bastern Standard Tlnid) E IIP TO c o o n s HMCEVUICASE \ ' ' . * ^iOtd by New Rochelle Pidice* csfRilth suing, I WES hsM by ths BupraM Oourt M amor Oraas. COAST—k«o kll kgw komo khq kpo Ruth ‘ ------‘ Bners todsy te A asoter TebMs handed dawn a number of opinions. Her husband, Harry Slavin, was taation today to whining higher teachers retiromsat fund .should klad ktar ksu 9:15— 0H5—PlanaPlan Team 4bo HOuas yesterday tabled a education to Germany u to uae. have takso u Its basis net salary 9:90—- t d ^ a l. A Budd “ junk y i ^ CESS thst diOBltloti of a MU Wblte would aet up a mtalmum to tee action for damages of the dlled February 10 by Gerhard cant. East. 0KI0-10KIO—Foreign Laalan—a ta art statutory prenrlsiMi is a fudislal pleasurs IseebiP irk , Company vs. Uum, a New RoOhelle policeman.. Reriinuttiou of tea preaent heads rather then tbe figure tbe teacher 4i1S— 8:1S—Thraa Scamps. Music 0:90—lOdO—BeaWetl...... - -ntara—to dial, _ coaat waye-. oommlsMOB. Tba text of tee of univeraittos to iiavltabls under 4t80— S:SS—Oania ^onariova—also e 0:45—10:45 — Merten Oewna;ly — aast: nattsr aad act o m to ba deddsd om^DnmgO dt ,Derrlcb Com* Who was trying to capture him after bed received bsfon he bed two 4:45— 5*.45—Sakatary Hawkins—east Myrt and Marge—repeat ter waat telitrom was as fottowat administrative teenges being to- rsduotiou to it I0d»—11:00—Barlaw Symahany—a^ta a by as adsBlalstratlTs oHRsiaL “May 1 oatt your attestfmi to tee paay a judgment'tor tbe defendant stats' police alarm was sent out 8:00— 6:00—Mayar Davis Or.—also cst Tbs oourt btfd ss of doubtful Mssd on Na 'plea teat a storm to for StoVln. sugiursted. Advlee w u asked ot tbe court by StSO— 1:90—John •. Kannady—to eat 10:90—11 dO—Tad Lawla 6reh.—a to a ealslBHUB- wage law jgasaod by tee Judge P. ri. O'Sullivan to the. action 8:95— 6:95—Thraa Kays, Harmony 11d»—IfdO—ChaA Barnet Or.-4 to a validity proTlsIoDs la Farssrd^ L IIj M Fine Pitching QUEEN B E E N MAY V. 5 .-i nV E GAMES PLAYED AS LIMIT HER TENNIS Basketball World Series * SLATED, THREE DELAYED 03963861 • mm “ ■ — — — President Roosevelt Sees tiow They Stand « (^unera Hopes That Black. World’s Greatest Fenunine Wadmqton ' Down A’s P e s t e b d a y ’ s r e s u l t s Shirt Spirit VM Net Fh3 American -League 4*1; Simmons Hits First Washington 4, Philadelphia 1. Net Player is Undecided Cle',»land 4, Detroit 1. Hhn in Bent for Heary- Homer, Nearly 100,000 Chicago 4, S t Louis 2. on Competing in Foreign Boston at New Tork (rdlnL weightTitle. National League * . Fans Attend; Ynnks-Red Chicago 3, S t Louis 0. Tournaments. Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati l. Rome. April 18—(AP)—A Fascist (Other games postponed). Sox, Bmves-Gnnts, PhQ- International League wallop in both huge fists and toe '' San Francisco. April 13. —Al Baltimore 12, Toronto 1, unyielding courag of n Duce, him though keenly anxious to defend her lies-Dodgers Snowed OnL self, is wbat Primo Oarnera expects English title at Wimbledon this! THE STANDING to take into toe ring for bis cham- year, Mrs. Helen Wilis Moody has American League iionship bout nrith Jack Sharkey at yet made no defl- 'Tie Grand Pageant of baseball W. L. PC. 'few York te Jime. " " " j i n i t e plans and her has begim its six months parade Washington ...... 1 0 1.000 Tb ring mastodon said so during tlEuropean tennis j through America attended by Cleveland- ...... 1 0 1.000 recent visit to the capital, where crowds only slightly smaller than Chicago ...... 1 0 1.000 ^{activities probably be affirmed his loyalty to MusspHm those of a year ago and with x lot BoOton ...... 0 0 .000 and deecribed bimself aa "entirely I will not be de- of very unpleasant'weather to ac New Y ork ...... 0 0 .000 a Blackshirt." II e r m ib e d until count for the decrease. D etroit ...... 0 1 .000 IlMme time in May. “1 ^uUy realise the tremendous re- Nearly 100,000 fans, ranging from S t L ou is...... 0 1 .000 iponeibiUty placed on my shoulders The first lady of the President of the United fltateq Philadelphia...... 0 1 .000 with toie battle,” ha said. “In it. as tennis, however, down to the humble holders of National in all my figbts, 1 will do my utmost bleacher tickets, saw the five m^or hsuH decided she W. L. PC. to represent Fascism and my coun will not play in Taking up International basketball rivalry w ^rc the men folk left league geUway games try properly. 1 hope the Blackshirt and the displays of fine^ pitching Pittsburgh ...... 1 0 1.000 the French cham- off after the recent atiplane crash near Neodeslmt in^ whlcl^two C ricago ...... 1 0 1.000 spirit orill not fail me." I p i 0 n s h ip s this members of the •Winnipeg Tollers I ost their lives, the Oklahoiiia that went with them. Although the Carnera painted a menacing-pic total was some 20,000 lower than Now Y ork ...... l 0 .000 year. She won the bwterlan CoUege C a ro ls, national girls’ ebampiOM, win B rooklyn...... 0 0. .000 ture of Shiurkey for bis Roman ad ______JF r e n c h singles Edmonton Grads at Edmonton, Alta., In Jure the 1982 opening day attendance HEAD PLAY mirers. DeoUnteg to minimise the there was no defection on the part I Philadelphia ...... 0 0 .000 I HCUN WILLS.MOODY. title In 1982. title of North America. The Cards are shown grouped about Doll Har B o s t b n ...... 0 0 .000 champ's ring skUl, strategy and "Tennis kept me away from home ris, All-An^ca captain and forw ard. ____ St. Louis ...... 0 1 .000 By MAX BIDDLE ability to give or take punishment, for nearly nine months of last be said be would prepare for the Cincinnati ...... 0 1 .000 The bargain yearling of 1981— GEIZEWICB EASHV year/* Mrs. Moody said. *1 cannot By CHARLES GBUMICH impending bout "as never before." consider such a long period of play Head Play — is the outstanding •It will take lometoing more than (Associated Press Sports Writer) TODAFS GAMES ing this year. If I decided to go S .T .S . SQUAD CUT hope of the west to win the 59th weight and courage to whip* Shar abroad it wiU be only to play at Durant, Okla., April 18— (AP) — Aroeelcan League Kentucky Derby on May 0. The son TOSSES WASHBURN key." be told a group of a w ^ ' 9riKiki bi» c nswflWMiy r LOST AND FOUND 1 FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 a p a r t m e n t s — f l a t s — farmers, u well u a reasonable-ad vance to the consumers.” cxeaaoi. ./I.". t e n e m e n t s 63 FOUND— SMALL BLACK AND EASTER LILIES 75c pot, tulips SAYS MEK DEALERS HIT'AND-RUN SNOW “ 1 have stways taken tlMtt view ffllB SCHOOL’S ks the aUh of Wddd 'eoooinBlh w bite VA • v a n d pid ■tu b ss yr o h , s u r e * he kneui p e r HIT! 1MK KNOW WHERE THE \ COMBINATION TO OER SAFE QUN YOU CAN BUY KE'IS w ere K EPT?/^ ONP EFFRYTlNG. I O M C T ll T FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser \ OHLY WENT .'lu 60SH, THESE. rM GOING* AFTEEAGLA8TH t^RATE5HAVL BACK WHERE DUCK DOWN/ INATBE\ A RE6ULAR WE WERE.... m ARSENAL I'M MORE. TURNING IKl HER&- CURIOUS THAN EN0U6H10 EVER ABOUT 6LOW UP CAPTAIN YORK. THIS WHOLE ’ INLAND f .>0 0 0 ; ^ « im aY HiA wnyjgiiS^ i^^oScU T O R C0F5THE RUBBER WITH A GRANP SLAM . wMkwiawvT.err. VS1B.LL READ. jhH •MWjrzmeMVMaMe By Small SALESMAN SAM TeU Him, Sam! UJHAT DO VA UlAUK 0H 9 .SAHXAvce TKr s k folk s over, and | ^ Aloul, U3 AIT TILL SA 05T iMS\P^W t«feRA tTV I AND I'ULSHOUl VA a H O U St UKTWOUT 7 UIOR.0 I SHoil TH4tA THAT «OUSe I HFaIS ^ ^ CHlKFl A FLAK) I L^cnSStSntm FOR. R e N T - ffiem et M im m DON'T Ai5K ME WHY I WANT ED CAMP/ Dm THE ^ IL A IR N YOU KNOWfHL'B INVENTED A BUDMARINE T b L E T COMBLM MEANTIME, DETECTAPHONE WHICH ENADUED EVERY 5HIP K IS S ifm it THE ARGU TO DETECT THE PRESENCE OF ANY CR MENT BE UNDERSEA CRAFT, WITHIN A RADIUS U. OF TWENTY MILES...... bA/£f (_ TWEEN THE CUeOLAKtS CAPTAINS OF THE o u t l e t ' NELUE M. OOnFfRitgCMliM AND THE grnOMUit/^Smp^ My«TEPlOU8 SUBMARINE, \ 1 HASBCQOME VI MORE AND He's All Business—At Home By Frank B «k MORE HEATED. GAS BUGGIES THI eiK M IS IN TM/N TOn*Y HIS NAME IS IV kR B A R / Z GOT rr NOW.GALEKI I ATaA. ll?EMeMBGR VORK^FACe.. HE'S A BIG CROOK, THINKIM 4 OF PROM BACK IN THE HE I8NT CAPTAIM VWK STATES / / H ill 'MHTCH fr FUeiri I 'U I ** !■ .■■■•*'“ “ ■•.-y *• • -;,^ '( ; • •,■ . ■;■■. '-i; . ■; ■ ■ ■, ' • -».-. V '" .; •t- ■ . •'.••> ■ , .,r.‘ f^;-■•>’ ■'';■..<'■ "■..V ; ' . • ’■- ' ’• '•■■ . 7 ' * ■ •. • . • •■. I • : . • . 1 • • •/ T ,. T^SD AY/API^iilaBipf * XV PAOB TWBXiiVfl - ' *,* n 1 publicity, Mrs. - Seymour Brown;^ The Easter Sunrise service to.be. camp, Mrs. C. R Burr;-drum and ...... held on Sunset HIU off Hackmatack DANCE DANCE SEMINARY PROFESSOR GIRL SCOUTS OPEN bugle, Mrs. Fred Norton. ABO^inO W N street In rear of the Gustafson home Some of the activities of Msn- ' '^TORE OPEN ALL DAY GOODTOIDAY OLD FASHIONED AND MODERN will bo under the direction of the chester Girl Scouts during ths year At Bolton .Center Hall E^worth-League of the- -South UNION SERVICE GUEST have been a First Aid dius undisr Wnilam SkoBeskl, o f '-27- School T O N IG p r ANOTHER YEAR Methodist Chwch Easter mornlngi the supervision of Dr. L. P. Knapp; gtreet. !■ spending the Baeter vace* Music by Jill and Hls'Band. The correct tline to meet at the one movie was sponsored, the re tion with hlB family. Mr. Skoneakl Prompter, 0. WlgimowskL church la 4:45 a. m. instead o f •7:45 |g A student at Bryant-Stratton Admission'25c. Rev. Alexwder C. Purdy to Be ceipts adding a substantial sum to College, Providence, R. I. a. m., as stated yesterday.' Speaker at' North Methodist the treasury; the selling' of candy Church Tonight.. ^ast One Has Been Most Suc at Christmas time and the Shop SOUTH MMNCNCSTFH ■ CONN Miss Elizabeth lithwlnski, daiigh- ping D4y at Hale’s. ter of O. Lithwlnski, of 127 lUgh cessful — Mrs. Oliver - For whatever help has been re street, is spending the Easter vaca Rev. Alexander C. Purdy, profes ceived or co-operation, making for tion with her family. Miss Llth- sor .of the New .Testament at the the success of Girl Scouting In wlnskl is a student at Bryant-Strat Heurtford Th^loglcal' Seminary, Manchester, the Girl Scout Council SiOi '3*wujty.toBu^ at PINEHURST! ton College, Providence, Rhode Is Commissioner Again. has > chosen, for his-subject at the Is most appreciative.. A H uge Display land. union meeting tonight at the North ’The Children of M ary of St. Methodist church, ‘“Ihe .Ministry "of The annual meeting of the Girl ST R A W B E R R IE S, 2 pints 25c; 14c basket Mrs. Frank V. Williams who Is In Reodndlllation,’’ taken froln Second James’s church will assemble in charge of the children’s program at Corinthians, 5:18-19. Scout Council was held Tuesday the basement of the church this the Easter 'service at Second Con The service-will be held at 7:80. afternoon at Girl Scout headquar evening at 7:30 and proceed to the £ A S T E R 5 WEETS Green Beans New • Spinach gregational church, Sunday evening PEAS ters wfth. 17 members present. Re upper church for the evening serv at 7, has called another rehearsal Cabbage ports of the officers and standing ices where'seats will be reserved. 6clb. for Saturday afternoon at the Members are requested to wear 2 qts. .29c 2 qts. 19c 9c ea. church. The younger children will committees show that the Girl From Cunning Chocolate Bunnies badges. appear in the first part of the pro Scouts of Manchester have had an For Kiddies To Lovely Boxed gram, and the young people wlU active and prosperous year under present a mystery drama under the the leadership of Mrs. Charles Candies For Grown-ups Pinehurst Open Until 9 Tonight direction of Superintendent J. C. Oliver, Scout commissioner. By co Special Stage Attraction Sat Ooses at Noon Friday. Please phone your Friday order to Owers and Rev. F. C. Allen. It Is operation of council members, lead urday — LOU SCHWARTZ, night If It is convenient. entitled “The.Resurrection." ers $md all who have an interest In New England’s feremost 5IA- Filled this splendid work, the Girl Scouts GICIAN, in feats of Magic. St. M ary’s Woman’s auxiliary, begin another year as $m organiza Free Rabbits to Lucky Kiddles. HOT CROSS BUNS, 15c and 20c dozen. which announced a supper for tion of which Manchester may well On the Screen, ’’Smoke t4ght- April 27, has been oblig^ owing be proud. nlng" and “ Grand Slam.’’ E a s t e r FOR THE FRESHEST FISH— DIAL 4151. There are 10 troops, representing to other conflicting activities, to C T A T I T Saturday change the date to Thursday eve 276 registered Scouts and four 0 1A JL Hi Afternoon Chowder ning, May 4. A roast beef supper Brownie Packs with a membership Scallops Buck Shad Oysters Clams will be served, with Mrs. James of 94. The Drum and Bugle Corps B a s k e t s Harrison as chairman. is an outstanding feature of Scout 45c pt. Roe Shad 29c pt. 2 qts. 35c ing In town. This organization re Miss Elsie Harrison has arrived ceives regular Instructions. During home from Boston to spend the the past yetu* the Corps hu ap l y u j ^ g g EEUSter holidays. peared in two public parades and I Q c t o 5 Q c lb s. at three rallies, each time winning Boston Blue Fish 2 2S® Always a big “bit’’ with little folks. The Epworth League sunrise hearty approval by their work and Cod Butter Fish Colored baskets filled with pure, service will be held Good Friday appearance. One of the raUies was Still A Fresh Eastern Halibut Haddock Filets morning, rain or shine. In case the the one sponsored by the D. A. R., wholesome Easter sweets—eggs, rab Few Left! bits, chicks, and hens. * Mackerel Filet of Sole weather is stormy the meeting will for the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts be held at the South Methodist at the Y. M. C. A. ^ T H o e 3 T r ^ church Instead of at Sunset H ill. Two hundred and eighty-seven Rev. A. O. Purdy Oranges Grapefrnit Bananas Crushed The hour is 4:45 tomorrow. merit badges have been awarded, EASTER NOVELTIES FOR TOTS 66 girls received their second class Pineapple, There will be special music by the Easter Baskets 2 doz. 35c • 3 for 19c 4 lbs. 25c 8 8-oz. cans Mlantonomoh Tribe No. 58, Im choir of the church and the pastor badges and one Girl Scout received 25c. proved Order of Red Meu, will hold will be assisted by the Rev. R. A. her first class badge. LILIES The following officers were elect JELLY E G G S ...... lb. 15c its regular m ee^g tomorrow night Colpltts of the South Methodist ed for the ensuing year: Cbmmls- MARSHMALLOW EGGS ...... lb. 25c While Pinehurst will close Friday at noon, part of the force at 8 o’clock In Tinker ball. Mem church, Rev. F. C. Allen 'of the Sec sloner, Mrs. Charles Oliver; deputy .Cash and wUi return at 6 o'clock and work until 9 on the usual Friday bers are asked to make a special ond Cpngregatlonal church and DECORATED CHOCOLATE EGGS, commissioner, Mre. Sidney Whea night telephone service. You can phone your Saturday order any effort to attend this meeting as Rev. L. Tberon French of the ea. 8c to 16c ton; treasurer, Mrs. Edward 4|? Carry 1 ♦imA Friday night from 6 untU 9 o’clock and It will bo given business of much Importance will North Methodist church. Brosnan; corresponding secretary, CHOCOLATE NOVELTIES ...... ea. 8c to 50c oareful attention and the usual early Saturday delivery. be acted upon. It Is hoped that a large number ' (Rabbits, chicks, roosters, bunnies, eggs.) Mrs. Ray Goslee; recording secre of the members of all three church tary, Mrs. Russell Hathaway; EGGS IN BASKET ...... ea. 50c David Gourley, of the Rublnow es and all others Interested will at Brownie commissioner, Mrs. Rob (All chocolate.) Order your Easter Ham at Pinehurst. The finest block, brother o f John Gourley, tend this service. There is a move ert Dewey; standing committees, Hams with shorter shanks and less waste— always de local customs tailor, left today for ment among Protestant churches FILLED EASTER BOXES ...... ea. 5c to 25c New York and will sail tomorrow badges and awards, Mrs. John everywhere to celebrate the anni pendable. afternoon for Belfast, Ireland, to re Pickles; entertainment, Mrs. W. J. versary of the Last Supper, when EASTER SWEETS join hlB wife and children. Mr. Thornton; flnsmee, Mrs. Robert Jesus met with His disciples in the Gourley has spent the past 'six Hawley; service, Mrs. Louis Marte; upper room on Thursday preceding For Grown-ups TURKEYS, CHICKENS, FOWL AND BROILERS. years In this country. sturdy, beau Hli crucifixion on Friday. BOXED CHOCOLATES...... lb. 29c tiful plants Because of the sudden snow storm Pure, wholesome chocolate* la an Bwter box. last night, the soccer game between with gorgeous, Selling elsewhere at 59c. Assorted. the Olympics and Bloomfield, sched TRADE SCHOOL HEAD EASTER P A C K A G E ...... ; ...... box 79c uled to be played tomorrow after healthy buds. A' decorated box of Mayflower chocolates. OuMhrilling the wildest thrill^ noon, has been cancelled. i The local 2 H-pound size. team will practice at the West Side ADDRESSES MACCABEES No phone or Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. ders. No deliv 2V2-Pound A t St. M ary’s church tomorrow, Members of Manchester Ten eries. Good Friday, as In other years, the Hold Monthly Get Together Shop All Day Boxed Chocolates Protestant churches will combine In and Supper — Many Guests a three-hour service, beginning at Special! Present. 12 o’clock. The ministers will preach Friday Easter on the “Seven Last Words of Christ.’’ Worshippers may come and > John G. Echmalicu, director of go at will, entering and leaving- dur box. SU N D A Y the State Tride school in Manches Store Open Until 6 Lilies, ing the singing of hymna The bap MON., TUBS. ter, was . one .of the guest speakers ContMning from four to six Family box of Easter sweets, Special After School tismal services will tak3 place at S t at the'monthly supper and get-to buds. variety of tasty, pure centers. Matinee Monday Mary’s church Saturday at 4 p. m gether of. the lUembers of Mamches- Basement. , A t 4:15 P. M. STATE and Eeister Sunday at 2. ter Tent No. 2, Kplghts of the Hot Cross At HALE’S Candy Department—Front Entrance Maccabees, last night In the Balcb Now In Progress! and Brown hall. An oyster supper was served at 7 o’clock In the ban BUNS H ale’s Annual quet hall to the knights,; members Tempered rubber of their. families and friends. The committee Included Joseph Burke, Sale! W alter CooUdge, A . L. Brown, Clif ford Richardson and LeRoy Chap 1 A TYPEWRITER man. Commander George Bidwell SEE THE NEW gives yeu w u master o f ceremonies. ROSE SENSATION Mr. Echmsdian’s t«dk was of You know the quality. Of especial Interest to the young men EASY WASHER present. Another, good speech was course, yon win want hot cross BUSHES The New made by Rudolph Dohm of'Hart buns for Good Friday! DeUvered Royal MORE SAFE MILES ford, past supreme representative, to ns hot and fresh from the $59.50 who Is again being urged to run New agitator, bnllooa tjpa ovens every few hours. DeUclous- for that position and has the en Each Signet roUa; new tub, new beunty, dorsement of many of the tents In ly brown, covered with honey and only 85 ■ month. Now on Display. the East. Other guests from Hart a frosted cross. ford were present, and with music ROSE BUSHES—Los Angeles, Come in and try It. KEMP’S, IN C and cards- spent a pleasant evening. Armour’s Ham Headquarters Simburst, Frau Karl, Mock, Her Kemp’s’, Inc. Free Home Demonatratfon. • • I Another supper and open meeting For Easter— At Hale’s. bert Hoover, Etoile de France, 768 Main St. Phone 5680 will be held in May. Victoria, Pemet, Talisman, Amer ican Beauty, Betty, Gruss an Dr. A. C. Redderoth, acting pastor Teplitz, Duchess of Wellington, will conduct the confessional and Excelsa, Paul Scarlet, Cllmblag h oly. communion services this eve Armour’s “Star” American Beauty, Yellow and ning at 7 o’clock at the. Concordia White Ramblers. rtflore llM value of any lira ee ■ Lutheran .church In English. To cast par’Billa basil and yau*a read morrow morning at 10 o’clock the “Fixed Flavor” By aadarstand why U. LTIras alva German confession services and Holy Flowering as; yau aMra far year asaaay. Ibalr Commimion will titice place. tauahar safaty traads af TIMMRIO SHRUBS RUaaiK waar dawa slawar aad HAM gi aally pralaBi Hra Ufa. lahaastlva WHISr-DANCE FLOWERS tests prava they pravMa a aUal- Pound. aten af ; Friday, April 14, 8:15 p. m. (Whole Each * ^Lovely as the Day** Manchester' Green Community Club. . w or Shank We offer this Easter a large quantity of beautiful 7 % t o 3 6 9 4 . Cash Prize*. H alf) Lilies grown In our own greenhouses. You can save , 25-Cents. SHR'UBS — Cydonla Japonlca, money on your Ekister flowers by buying direct from laagar adlaafia thaii atlMr laadlag Everybody' Welcome. Spirea, Deutzia, Stepbanandra, the. grower. breads. But they cast yae aa aMra. 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