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VOL. XLIU., NO. 120. (Classified Advertising on Page 14) SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1929. SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS
-A MEXICAN FEDERALS Scene and Principals in Manchester Shooting: TO CRUSH REVOLT THEN Gen. Almazan Ordered to HOOVER PLANS ! March to Monterrey to MASS MEETING Ignatz Charley, Center Street Tailor, a Suicide After Drive Out Rebels—Is TO H E P FEDS, Firing Bullet at Rocco Fa rr, His Landlord— Farr in . Modern Napoleon. IN RJBELUON ONCHARTERTO Serious Condition at Hospital— Believe Charley Mis BE ONJONDAY took Farr for Men He Had Argued With Earlier. Mexico City, March 6.—A mod Says That Constitutional | ern Xapoleon was brought forth had been In Hartford all day and- from the ranks of the Mexican BULLETIN! did not get bad: till 8:30 when he Army , today by. General Plutarco Government in Latin! Revision Committee in Con> returned by bus. Calles, minister of war, to crush the At 3 o’clock this afternoon (jharley’s wife obtained a divorce rebellious citadel of Monterrey, America Should Be En- ference With District the condition of Bocco Farr from him last spring and thereafter i was re|»orted as being critical. he lived at the Edgewood House'un- capital city of Neuvo Leon Stale. til Monday, when he was told that He is General Juan Andreu Al couraged. Committeemen; Consoli Farr lost so ninch blood before he was not wanted there any n^re mazan, youngest general command be was given treatment at the because he drank too much. That ing a division in the Mexican Army, dation Advanced. liospital and (he fact that the night he slept at the home of Alas- Washington, March G—Herbert bnligt that entered his neck kavich,' but left there next aorning who today was suddenly transfer and did not return, so the family red from the command of the gov Hoover apparently has taken the Avas from a badly deconiposeil said. , ernment's forces in the south lo first step in the formation of one Following a conference on con shell make his recovery dif Charley came to Manchester sev move immediately against the rebel important part of his foreign policy. solidation and charier revision held ficult. eral years ago and bought the little troops under General Jose Gonzalo tailor shop from Michael Della Fer- Escobar, in command at .Monterrey. Broadly speaking, it is that cen- last night in the Municipal building stitutinnal government in Latin the joint meeting of Selectmen Perhaps because he mistook his ra when the latter went to Cali Gen. Almazan was appointed to landlord, Rocco Farr of 113 Center fornia. He had a wife and several the southern command only yester America is to be encouraged and and Charter Revision committee s'reet for one of two men with children but the family did not slay day, and his sudden transfer today supported, actively if need be. and members selected Monday evening, whom he had had an altercation a here long. Mrs. Charley and the turned all attention upon him. .s that revolution and military coups •March 11, as the date for the in short time before. Ignatz Charley, children returned to Hartford, it is expected in informed circles are to be discouraged and denied a clothes cleaner and presser with a whence they had come, and took’iip here that he will move immediately the material aids from this country, formal town mass tr-eeting for gen eral discussion of the proposed shop at 115 Center street, fired a their residence at 36 1-2 *Morgaa upomthe Rebel stronghold. without which few of them can be ,38 calibre pistol bullet through street. In May of last year she was Forces Converging successful. changes in the Manchester form of the glass door of his shop into This was the Interpretation plac granted a divorce on the ground of Several federal forces were re government. The conference last Farr’s neck, critically wounding cruelty. It is said that while Charley ported converging on the Neuvo ed today upon the promp. action of night brought together the Charter the new president in ordering the him. and then killed himseslf with was living here and Mrs. Charley Leon capital today, and it was as Above is the tailor Revision committee, the Selectmen a bullet from the same gun. fired in Hartford he visited her several sumed that Gen. Almazan would rigid maintenance of the embargo and the school district committee into bis ear. The shooting took on arms and munitions to Mexico, shop at 115 Center street men of the entire town, as well as times, though never welcomed, and lake immediate command of all and at the same time permitting place at 8:20 o’clock last evening. on at least two occasions threaten ;hese units. the Eight district's special commit At 4;45 o’clock yesterday after shipments to go forward to the where Ignatz Charley, tee on consolidation. ed to kiil somebody. Military observers here we’’e Mexican federal government. noon Charley drove up to the police Captain Schendel went to Hart 3uick to grasp the strategy of Gen Ten radical changes in the pres-, station and asked that a yrarrant IMiinItions Shipped left, shot Rocco Farr, ent form of government were e.x- ford at 1 o'clock this morning and eral Calles in making this shift. be issued for Joseph Arson, whosj with the assistance of Police Lieu For obvious reasons, no * an right, and then turned plained to the gathering by Howell right name i' said to be Joseph It was pointed out that at.the nouncement has been niadw of the Cheney and Judge William S. Hyde. tenant Sheran of the Hartford force present time the Federal forces are Alsakavicb. a Manche.'-ter man who. found Mrs. Charley and told her ol extent nr character of the military his gun on himself. Hole Senator Robert J. Smith, chairman so Charley told the police, had waging a defensive fight in a con supplies that have been lUshed
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ful consideration, Mr. Cheney said. plained that this amendment does Whole Town Back of Child not In any way open up the zoning JAMROiU NO LONGER MYSTERY STILL SHROUDS H A S S m i N G There is considerable confusion question. Zoning can be adopted at N.Y. in the administration of the schools any time by a town meeting vote. DEATH OF MRS. WILSON ^ in town now, the speaker argued. Libraries and Fire Dept. BELIEVED IN DANGER Bessie Love (Fur^hed by Putnam & Co.) Consolidation would abolish the In consolidation of the libraries seemingly foolish plan of one child of Manchester the town simply Allied Chem ...... 292% ' Am Boseli ...... 57 , on one side of the street going to takes them over without payment Grave Doubt However That He Body Found in Hotel Room Bank Stocks one school and a child across the and assumes their upkeep. The Comes Back With Pistol Nearby—Sus Am Can ...... 118% same is true of the Fire districts. Will Walk Again; Can Use| — Am Car and Fdy ...... v95% BE ON MONDAY street going to an entirely different pect is Questioned. Bankers Trust Co .. 320 school. The interest of all the The town simply assumes the first His Arms. Cap Nat Bank .... 415 — Am Loco ...... *l08 children would be backed by all the district burden xvithout payment to City B & T C o ...... 1600 --- Am Pow and Lt ...... / . » .ii)7 % (CoDtinned from Page 1) resources of the town, Mr. Cher.ey either department. Dr. F. A. Sweet “ I fear It is hopeless, but 1 Miami, Fla., March 6.— The state Conn T of N B ...... 230 235 Am Tel and Tel' ...... 215 maintained that a paid department wouldn't want to state definitely.” In “ Talkies’ ’ today launched an investigation in — Anaconda ...... 160% 1 asserted. Conn River B ...... 425 Would Cancel Lenses would be the outcome, saying that This was the answer given to The to the death of Mrs. Nora Wilson, First Bond & Mort . 41 ... Atchison ...... 203% similar In many respects to the Asked what Cheney Brothers it would be impossible to get vol Herald today by an official at the social hostess, whose body was First Nat 1 0 % ...... 280 295 Atr Rief ...... ;.____ .. 55% process of acquiring property, Mr. unteers under the consolidation Hartford hospital when asked found late Saturday night In a Balt and Ohio ...... 132 . would do with their school build By GILBERT SWAN. xxHart Aetna Rlty . 35 42 Cheney said. The town appraises plan. Senator Smith argued that the whether there was any chance that hotel, a bullet through the head, Htfd Nat B & T ...... — Beth Steel ...... *....102% ings in the Ninth district should and a pistol lying nearby. 625 the school district property for consolidation be not voted Mr. question did not deal with a paid Stanley Jamroga of 471 North Main New York.— In the more critical Hart-Conn Trust . . . 670 Can Pac . . . “...... ^..252%' their sound value (the (5heney department, and insisted that the street, critically injured in a foot The inquiry was taken up by the Ches and O h io ___ ...... 223% Cheney said that the firm would circles, the point of debate remains state after a coroner’s jury late Htfd Morris Plan .. 200 school buildings at all times at simply cancel all the leases on the problem w'as there whether the dis ball game here last fall, would re Eugene O’Neill and his latest opus, Land Mort & T .... --- ■ 60 M and St P a u l...... 37 %* their cost value) and pays or col tricts were consolidated or not. gain the use of his legs. The legs yesterday returned a verdict that — Cons Gas ...... '...... 109 , buildings and the next move would “ Dynamo.” Mrs. Wilson came to her death “ at N Brit T 10% ...... 225 lects to or from each district in ac be up to the Ninth district. Either Board of Finance. are still paralyzed though Jamroga But in mid-Broadway, where Park St Trust 12% .1100 _ Corn Prod ...... 85% the hands of an unknown person.” Erie ...... 77 cordance with its pro rata shaie of the district would buy the build Judge Hyde explained the Board regained the use of his arms several they talk in terms of “ box office' Phoenix St B&T . . . 560 the entire town grand list. The weeks ago. During the inquest Mrs. Wilson Gen Elec ...... 239%* ings or build schools of its own. of Finance. It is proposed that the receipts,” the conversation centers was described as a housekeeper and Riverside Trust .... 700 town as a whole assumes the dis Selectmen appoint seven members Jamroga is in no pain. He has on the vast success of a talking pic Underwrt Fin Corp . 48 — Gen Motors ...... 83 % The schools have been offered to ,been in ' the hospital over five social hostess in the employ of Guy Int Harv ...... 106%' trict debts and pays for them the district at their cost value. Mr. of the Board of Finance. This Board ture, “ Broadway Melody”— and par do ...... — 104 through general taxation. months. The injury was the result Loomis, New York investment Int Nickel ...... 63 Cheney emphasized the fact that if will hold hearings on department ticularly are they discussing Bessie i broker. Loomis testified at length West Htfd T Co . . . 360 appropriations, arrange the town’s of a blow, or probable kick on the Love. For Bessie Love is the first Fire Insurance Companies. Kenecot ...... 97 If- Mr. Cheney had compiled several the town consolidates before the back of the neck. There is apparent at the inquest. Mack Truck...... 107%' sets of figures to outline the exact purchase of these buildings they financial budget and set the tax of the fine talking picture act He declared his relation with Aetna Fire 20% . . . 785 795 rate. A town meeting can act on ly no fear now of a fatal outcome of resses. At the moment she tops the Automobile Ins .... 615 625 Marland Oil ...... 39 % financial standing of all the dis will be purchased at their cost the injury. Mrs. Wilson was in “ no way physi Miami C op ...... 46 value: if they a,re purchased by the any of the Board of Finance deci list. There are few better bits, of Htfd Fire Ins Co . . 990 1005 tricts. In his first table Mr. Cheney sions upon a petition of 100 voters. character playing to be found on cal.” N Y Central...... ,..196%' Ninth district and then the town The witness testified further Nat F ir e ...... 1310 1340 showed what it would cost the in In this connection Dr. E. G. Dolan, the Broadway stage at the moment, New Haven ...... 92% consolidates it will be necessary that Mrs. Wilson had threatened Phoenix F i r e ...... 990 1010 dividual districts to pay their pres Edward J. Murphy, and William E. CABINET COMPLETED and the big street knows it. Bessie Rossia Ins Co ...... 260 265 do pfd . . . ______117 ; ent debts in one payment, compar under the state law to pay their ap Buckley, prominent local Demo Love has “ come back.” nis life “ frequently,” and that he North Amn Co ....'...... 104 ^ moved his yacht from ‘ one pier to Life and Indemnity Ins Co. ing those costs with the cost of an praisal value. Thus, the entire town crats. argued in favor of minority And therein lies a tale. Aetna Cas & Sur .,.1650 — Packard ...... 142%' equalization tax. To pay these effects some saving by consolidat representation on the board. They another here last week because she Penna R R ...... 7 8 % Washington, March 6.— Presi Most of the picture fans ali-eady threatened to send gunmen down to Aetna Life Ins Co . .1280 1300 debts all at once it would take the ing before the Ninth district pur believed that the Democratic party dent Hoover’s new Cabinet was know that Bessie had taken the JlOO 2150 Post Cer ...... 71% the pier to shoot him. Conn Gen Life .... I following tax rates: Oakland, 20 chases the Cheney schools. should be given representation re- completed and put into a position long slide that so many film celebri Htfd Steam Boiler . 830 860 Prsd Str Car ..... ,.. 21 % mills: Manchester Green 34.7 j Diverse Views gardess of its voting strength. to officially function today with the ties have experienced. One of the Lincoln Nat Life Ins. 1855 1880 Pullman ...... 82% Radio Corp ...... 393 mills: Porter street 61 mills: South Dr. Edward G. Dolan said it Park Board. swearing in of two additional mem . Public Utilities. Mainjtreet 22^mills: Keeney street i jiidn-t look to him as though the bers. N. G. CHAPLAIN xConn L & P 7% . . 117 121 Reading ...... 112%' Judge Raymond A. Johnson ex Sou P a c ...... 132 15 mills: Buckland^ — ^ 17 mills: tax burden brought about through plained that the new charter brings James W. Good took the oath of xConn L & P 7 % . . 117 Eighth 33 mills and Ninth IS.S consolidation would be equalized. office at 9:30 a. m., and an hour Conn Po Co com . . 144 148 S O of N J ...... 49%’ the parks, cemeteries and outside SO of N Y ...... 39% mills. Mr. Cheney pointed out that the recreational facilities under one later e.x-Gov. Arthur M. Hyde was Danbury, March 6.— Rev. Hamil Conn Po pfd ...... 111 -- - Ninth district constituted 72 per sworn in as secretary of agricul ton Hyde Kellogg, rector of St. Htfd G Co com .... 98 101 S O of Ca.1 ...... 67% Comijarative Costs board. This does away with ceme Studebaker ...... 89% cent of the grand list of the town tery committees. It does not affect ture. Six othehs took their oaths James Epsicopal church here, has Htfd Gas C pfd . '... 63 — Now, under consolidation, the been apppinted chaplain of the Na Texas Co ...'...... 58% net cost to each district of a pro and therefore assumed 72 per cent recreation buildings. Judge John yesterday. Only one member of the Htfd Elec L com . . . 139 143 new Cabinet ‘is now missing. Col. tional Guam with rank of captain, 135 — Union Pac ...... 229%; rata share of the $801,000 debt to of the debt. Nothing could be fair son pointed out. Htfd Elec L VCT . . . Westinghouse ...... 153 % Henry L. Stimson, of New York, according to orders received here Holyoke Wat Po . .. 675 — be assumed by the w-hole town is as er, said Mr. Cheney. Irving P. Bond I.ssues. W. Overland ...... — . 36 % follows: First, $9,729: Second, Campbell thought that the town Judge Hyde explained that pro- who is enroute from Manila to be from the adjutant-general at Hart No Conn Po pfd .... 98 — come secretary of state. ford, and has been given the rank SNET ...... 191 196 $70,899: Third, $55,876; Fourth, should start a tax . revision move jjosed bond issues would be first ap 1- V $22,751; Fifth, $24,739; Seventh, ment before studying charter re proved by the proposed Board of The first meeting of the Cabinet of captain. He came here recently Manufacturing Companies. $47,056; Eighth, $188,419; Ninth. vision. Finance and then would be submit will be on Friday. from Greenwich to succeed Rev. A. Acme W’ire, com . . . 27 30 BOND FORFETUD C. Coburn. Captain Kellogg is as Acme Wire, pfd .... 95 — $1,194,000. The difference in Dr. Sweet Skeptical ' ted to the voters by way of the vot signed to the 192nd Field Artillery. Amer Hardware .. . 69 71 these methods as applied to dis Dr. F. A. Sweet told Mr. Cheney ing machines, not a town meeting. Sewers. , DYNAMITE PLOT Amer Hosiery ...... 27 — tricts between settling as Individual that he believed taxes would in Hartford', -March 6.^—John «. districts or under consolidation is Howell Cheney discussed the con Amer Silver...... 26 — crease under consolidation. Mr. Amer Thd ...... 3 4 Higgins. New Britain real estate as follows: First pays $4,062, or solidation of sewers pointing out Los Angeles, Cal., March 6.— An PATROLMAN SLAIN Cheney said the Eighth district that the two sewer districts of the Automat Refrig .... 10 15 man and member of .the city plan 10 1-2 mills more under consolida could do, with a four mill tax, what asserted plot to dynamite the Los — commission there, failed to appear tion; Second saves $12,512, or 3.8 town face like problems. The state The Edw Balf Co . . . 200 it now does with the five mill tax, keeps insisting that the streams be Angeles aqueduct in Owens valley Cleveland, Ohio, March 6.— Pa Beat & C a ld ...... — 85 in Superior Court here todax.t6 an mills under consolidation: Third if consolidated. Dr. Sweet said that was frustrated today with the ar trolman Carl Sherman was instantly swer a charge, of extortion for saves $40,576 or 30 mills: Fourth not polluted. This naturally forces xBig Htfd Carp Co pf 100 — didn't take into consideration the rest of a woman and two men and killed and Sergt. Martin Hoffman which he was bound over in Decem pays $1,379 or 8 mills; Fifth pays the.district to find the oest means Big Htfd Car Co com 99 102 fire and sewer districts in the of sewage disposal. The sewer the seizure of a cache of explosives was probably fatally injured by two Billings & Spen .... 9 10 ber and Judge Isaac Wolfe .ordered $13,822 or 15 mills; Seventh pays at Newhall, 30 miles north of here, gunmen on the south side here to $16,194 or 14 mills: Eighth saves Eighth district, but .Mr. Cheney in systems would be a burden that the Bristol Brass ...... 38 43 his bond of 93^000 foifeited. sisted that these extra items were whole town would have to assume, according to a report to the sheriff’s day. Bristol Brass pfd . . 108 — Counsel for Higgins told’ Judge $41,356 or 2.13 mills; Ninth saves The two policemen w’ere cruising $11,014 or 1.02 mills. Under con negligible and that taxes in reality Mr. Cheney said, and pay for office. Bry and Chap ...... 41 44 Wolfe bis client had promised to would not increase under consoli through general taxation. James Robinson .Sinclair, 70, of in a squad car and drove alongside Case Lkwd and Brnd 400 — be in court today. His family d^, solidation the debts would be a large sedan occupied by the two amortized over a period of 25 dation. Compares Costs. Independence, was arrested when Collins Co . . . . I . . . 1.50 160 dared Higgins left for Hartford Wants Ilepi’csentatives. officers reported they found three men. With no warning the gunmen Colt's Arms ...... 38 40 at 7:15 a. m., to appear in court. years, Mr. Cheney said. In answer to charges he had opened fire and sped away. Irving P. Cainp'. ell asked why heard Mr. Cheney said that the sticks of dynamite and a supply of Eagle Lock Co ..... 57 63 Higgins was arrested at Avon by Benefit of Uniformity the proposed charter didn't provide caps and fuses in his automobile. The entire city was being combed Fafnir Bear (par 25) — 150 two stale policemen in December I sewer system of the south end is in by flying squadrons, in search of Aside from the financial consid district representatives on the pro Dr. and Mrs. F C. Adams, also of Fuller Brush Class A 15 18 where he accepted marked money the* very best of condition. But 3 the slayers. erations involved there are under posed school committee. Judge miles of piping will have to be re- Independence, were held for ques Fuller Brush Cl AA. 60 75 from Armando Lattizore, a farmer, lying principles which greatly favor Hyde asked Mr. Campbell if he tioning. Hart and Cooley . . . --- - 255 in the presence of the two offlicers. laid, he said. In comparing the SOGIETY DIVORCE consolidation, of the schools, Mr. wanted to consolidate and still con costs of the south and north end Hart Tob 1st pfd . .. — 95 Lattizora had complained that Hig* Cheney argued. He said that con tinue the district system. sewers, Dr. F. A. Sweet said that BASEBALL POOL PROBE do com ...... 20 22 gins had been collecting money solidation would give the town one Town Planning. Boston, March 6~“ Never again.” Inter Sil com ...... 138 145 the north end sewer system costs That was the comment today of from him for wto' years as a fed school committee with a uniform Judge Hyde explained the next were much, smaller because there New York, March 6.— The in Int Sil 7% ...... 114 — eral. man who was protecting bis plan for the whole town with simi section for consideration, that rela both Frederick Cameron Church. Jacobs Mfg (par 25) 50 —r- were no salaries and no deprecia vestigation of income and activities Jr., and the wife who divorced him property. Higgins was bound ovejr lar text books and facilities in every tive to a town planning commission. tion. Despite the fact that Mr. of the Albany baseball and Stock Land Fr & Clk . . . . 69 71 for trial and placed tinder bail at The proposed an^endment differs Mrs. Murial Vanderbilt Church, Jr. 19 21 school. The school buildings would Cheney insisted there must be a de Market pool which in February was Man Bow & Co . . . . the- time. be put to their maximum use and but slightly from the general sta The “ Golden Girl of Society, do class B ...... 12 14 preciation figure Dr. Sweet said conducted before the Federal orand following the quick granting of a many economies in administration tute and gives the town the right to there was no depreciation. Jury was continued today. A wit Nat Mar Lamp . . . . 1 — could be affected. The school job appoint a town plan commission at divorce on the grounds of neglect New Brit Meh com . 48 51 ness which was William J. Pringle, to provide at Newport, R. I., said GOOD SWORN IN. is the most responsible one in town { any time. .\t a question from Wil- * Procedure. Bessie Lo\e ‘foiiglit back.” N H Clock C o ...... 26 — former secretary treasurer of the she did not contemplate taking the and should be given the most care- liam E. Buckley, Senator Smith e.x- » Judge Hyde said that the char New Dep M f g ...... 114 — 'Washington, March 6.—rin the ter revision committee intended to pool, who was sent to Atlanta for best bets of ten years ago, or matter to the Holy Rota Tribunal 30 J - - a year and a half upon conviction of N H Clk Co com . . . presence of the Iowa Congressional call a special town meeting for the so— in the days when the old Tri at Vatican City, and hat. not even Niles Bern Pond com 22."> — pool activities. Pringle was before angle company was alive— her re requested permission to use her delegation and a group of friends, discussion of all the proposed char do pfd ...... 100 — James W. Good of Iowa, was SMTorn ter amendments. Later in the eve the Grand Jury for 15 minutes and cession began with the death of Tri maiden name. North and Judd . . . 26 29 will be brought back from the angle. During the past few yeaivi The former “ Harvard Green in as secretary of war at 9:30 tbit ning the committee chose Monday Peck Stow.& Wil .. 18 21 morning. night, March 11, for the meeting. Tombs to resume his testimony to you would' see her in “ bits.” But God” at his home on Beacon Hill Plimp Mfg C o ...... 135 — .-Yfter the informal discussion then morrow. the general opinion was that she here intimated that he would never Rusl’l Mfg (par 100) 140 150 the town will vote on the princi James Otto and Walter J. Kane, was through. marry again, during an interview. Seth Thom Clk com . 32 — pal changes on voting machines Pringle’s partners, who were also Had the cinema remained silent, do 7 per cent . .. 26 PARSONS’ CHARGED WITH PERJURY with the polls open all day. Then brought from Atlanta to testify and this might well have, been the case. Smyth Mfg Co . .. . 103 — Hartford the question will be submitted to appeared before the February And that would have been too bad. Std Screw com . . . . 120 130 the Legislature. Grand Jury, will be callfed some Bridgeport, March 6.^—William do pfd ...... 100 — MARCH T-«.» At the meeting of thp Selectmen time this week. Assistant U. S. At It was about a year ago that Silinski, of Danbury, a retired Stanley Sec Co . . . . 480 — 8 Nigbts>-Pop.>Mat. Sat. * and the Charter Revision commit torney Thomas T. Cooke declined to Bessie Love came into New York Yonkers, N. Y., policeman, was ar Stanley W o rk s ...... 66 68 tee which followed the conference make any statement about today’s wearing an assumed name. She rested on a bench warrant charg Taylor and Fenn . . . 130 — New Play by H. H, Harper the date of the informal meeting proceedings. had been going about the vaude ing perjury today, and locked up in Torrington com . . . 80 83 ville routes under this name, but THE was set. jail in default of bail of $5,000. Terry Stm Turb . . . 950 — THE Tliose Present. HOOVER’S SECO.M) DAY suddenly she appeared as a mere Silinski's arrest followed an Un Mfg Co (par 25) 18 21 Those who-attended last night’s student in a singing school and a vestigation that started after bi U S Envelope com .. 260 — DEVIL’S meeting were: Senator Robert J. Washington, March 6— Adhering dancing school. She could al ski secured a divorce from his wife, xdo p f d ...... 118 123 MISTRESS SMITH JEWELRY Smith, Town Treasurer George H. to a strict workaday schedule, ready dance well— hadn’t Michael Margaret, of Yonkers, on February Veeder Root Inc. . . . 47 49 Arlen called her the best Charles- Waddell, A. N. Potter, Stephen President Hoover's second day in Eighth in a Superior Court action Winsted Hos Co . .. 155 — with ROOM 11, CHENEY BLOCK, OVER GREEN’S Hale. Rev. P. J. 0. Cornell. Robert the White House found him at his toner in Hollywood some years here. Whitlock Coil Pipe . — . 15 back? But she appeared, neverthe Brandon Tynan Marci$ Byron y . Treat. Howell Cheney. Judge desk at 8:55 a. m. Wiley Bickf Swt pf . 30 — Raymond A. Johnson. Judge Wil Numerous engagements were less, at Ned Wayburn’s class. And EXPERTS TO GATHER X—Ex-dividends. Dodson Mitchell Roberf FhMdier FOR the word went around that Jeanotte ’ ’ Louise t^uinn EXPERT WORK liam S. Hyde. Charles-W. Holman, sclieduled . during the morning x.\—Ex rights. Ellen Dorr Frank Cheney, Jr., Charles B. hours, mostly with members of Con was teaching her to sing. The pre Peggy Shannon 'ttilda'Uowe sumption was that she was prepar Paris, March 6.— A sub-commit YOU PAY GENUINE PARTS Loomis. Wells A. Strickland, John gress who came to discus's plans for tee of the committee of reparations Jean Del Val May Davenport ing for musical comedy. Hyde, Thomas J. Rogers, James the extra session which opens next experts proposed this afternoon the TREASURY BALANCE; Johnston, Gus Johnson. Walter month. , As a matter of fact she was pre Prices: Eves. Orth. f3.B0; Bale. FOR EXPENSIVE paring to “ fight back” . . . very creation of an international bank Buckley. Raymond Goslee, Frank J. The first visitor was Represen S2, S1.80, $1; Fara, a r . 75c. Sat. OVERHEAD OR much like tli€\ character she plays ing committee with headquarters at Mat., Orch. $1.50, Bale, flJW, $1; Bowen, A. L. Brown. Matthew tative Tilson (R) of Connecticut, tli6 Hague for the purpose of re Washington, .March 6.— Treasury HIGH RENTS. in the picture. The heartaches and Fam. CIr. 75c. NOT Merz, Joseph Chartier. Mrs. Lillian majority leader of the House, who ceiving German reparation pay balance March 2.— $63,595,713.74. despairs of the "Broadway Melody” Bowers, Mrs. John A. Stoutnar, has proposed April 10 as the date ments and distributing them to the Mrs. Walter Shipman. for calling the session. story are strangely paralleled by SEE US AND SAVE MONEY her own. allied creditors. Under this plan * Also Dr. F. A. Sweet, Irving P. the post of agent general for repa FACT FINDING BOARD. However, the picture made Its RETAIL Campbell, Edward Stein. David appearance prefaced by a certain ration payments, now held by S. Armstrong. Gus Magnuson. Sher amount of whispering and mystery. Parker Gilbert, would be abolish Optical, Watch, Jewelry Repairing wood Bowers. Judge Thomas Fer Washington, March 6.— President ed. The experts will study the pro Hoover has nearly completed the And overnight, the not-so-wise men NOW guson. Attorney Raymond Bowers. of Broadway were wondering where posal at a meeting on Friday. At Wholesale Prices Joseph Doyle. John Spillane. 'Wil selection of those who are to com PLAYING prise his fact-finding commission they had been, and -why they liam E. Buckley. Mrs. Jane B. Wil hadn’t "been watching Miss Bessie JUST A WEE DROP. cox, George H. Wilcox. Mrs. Louis to delve Into the breakdown of law W. A. SMITH, Manager enforcement Incident to prohibition Love! more closely. St. Clair Burr, Dr. Edward G. Do ■Which, of course, has nothing lan, Edward J. Murphy. Louis T. and other causes. It was reported W’ashingtoif, D. C.— A full glass today. much to do with the drama per se. of whiskey Is made up of only so Breen and members of the press. except that some play producers The commission, it was said, many drops, and It’s these few probably will consist of nine per are wondering a bit more about the drops that are causing trouble In possibilities of the talkies since government liquor warehouses. sons, and may Include one or more Miss Love’s performance. women. Emptied casks always have a few The make-up of the commission drops left In the bottom, and offi An Outstanding NEW BANK MERGER cials, In an effort to stop this little was discussed this morning between leak, have Issued orders that all the new president and Senator New York, March 6.— Bankers casks shall either be subjected to Borah (R ) of Idaho, one of the live steam pressure for 15 minutes dry champions of the Senate. Trust Company stock jumped 365 The Great Screen Lovers Together Again in a Pictura points to $1,875 a share In the un or soaked in a boiling solution of Filled With Flaming Romance. washing soda for 24 hours. WANTS PROOF OF DEATH listed market today, following the directors’ announcement of the In Store Service tention to split the stock on a ten- The Great War has been esti- i Bridgeport, March 6— Probate GRETA GARBO Judge W. W. Bent wants more for-one basis, making the par value mated to have cost $55,000,000,000 for responsible men who prefer it definite proof of the-death of Henry $10 a share. Binder, who disappeared thirty-five Wall street heard rumors that years ago. His wife died recently the National City; Bank, one of JOHN and left an estate that netted $20,- the largest banks in America, would U*T« GILBERT take over the Bankers Trust Com THE TEN PAY BUDGET PLAN 000. Three sisters today asked dis — ii tribution on the ground that Binder pany in a new merger, in order to is dead. Judge Bent ruled that the hold Its first place position, now U An inviting incentive to you to wear finer clothing because of estate must remain in escrow five threatened by the $2,000,000,000 Tito h o m esT To . years unless proof of the man’s merger of'the'N ational Bank of TAWS A ADDED FEATURE the convenient arrangement for paying. death Is presented. Commerce and the Guaranty Trust Company. Instead of the full amount at one time, payments are sprci d ECHO OP BIG STRIKE KARL DANE MERCHANT DIES over a period of ten weeks- Many men use it—they like it. New Bedford, Mass,, March 6.— GEO. K. ARTHUR rr The last 6cho o f New Bedford’s big Stamford, March 6.— Ferdinand textile strike last summer, when Nicholas Mongo, prominent New “ALLAT SPECIAL THIS WEEK, 27,000 workers from 26 textile With iSyndirouixed Miule' York fur merchant, died at his Score.. $1.00 WORK SHIRTS...... mills were on strike for 25 weeks, home here today after an illness SEA” was heard In Superior Court today with pneumonia that lasted two A Cyclone of Thrills when Judge David F. Dillon accept weeks. Mr. Mongo was a leader In and Laughs. COMING ifRIDAT ed the pleas of nolo entered by charitable and civic affairs heri, a nearly 900 defendants arrested on member of several local clubs and Richara Dlx in '*RedskUi** 1,200 charges and placed them on of the First Congregational church. probation for one year. He leaves his wife and three sons. The men and women had been arrested at different times and had Freezing within a few hour.s WILLIAMS appealed from sentence. They were after placing cqncreate Interferes INCORPORATED charged with picketing, loitering, with the chemical reaction be •‘Home Sonnd JOHNSON BLOCK, SOUTH MANCHESTER parading without license, conspir tween the water and the cement Hits” , ing to incite riot, assault upon po and makes the concrete much lice officers, etc. weaker. na.u.«.pAT.orr. * ' ' MANCHESTER EVENING P^RATT), SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDOTJSDAT; MARCH-6,1929.: " h m '
vidlng for compulsory Wednesday] CfUnQI RHARD VOTES afternoon closing for stores by for- aVllUUL DUAIU/ f U lliJ lOWNCOURT FIGHT bidding closing on any other day; HOOVER PLANS providing that any town may re GREEN TRANSPORTATION scind its voting tax; providing for iilPSETS THE SENATEpurchase of detention homes for TO HELP FEDS. juveniles by the judge of any Will Provide Bus for Children Let’s Refiiraish The Bedroom . . . during March juvenile court; providing that In Outskirts Who Must Town Courts shall furnish certified copies of vital statistics to courts; Travel Dangerous Highway. INREBELUON Letter AUeged to Have Been requiring the appointment of an electrical inspector in every town; j The board of school visitors vot (Continaad from Page 1.) Written by Wife Causes a increasing penalty for illegal use ed this morning to take immediate of billiard and pool tables; provid steps to provide transportation lor port a first class revolution. To be all children in the Manchester For Your B6dfOdms . \ ing a penalty for carrying and for successful the rebels must obtain Row. Green School district who have to the sinews of war from the outside. sale of pistols and revolvers; pro travel over the state highway be viding there shall be a state license By c u ttin g ' off supplies from this tween the school and the Bolton country, and by cooperating with to sell cattle; putting a closed sea town line. The decision to provide Hartford, March 6.—The Water son on foxes. the Mexican federal authorities in transportation was made as a result the suppression of “bootleg” muni ford Towa Court fight reacted in Four Judgeships of a petition signed by a dozen par the State Senate this afternoon , Four judgeship resolutions pass- tions from other countries, a long SIMMON’S ents of school children living in the step will be taken in throttling the with considerabie force. Friends , ed by the House follow: section in question and ■ was also of J. J. Floyd, a Waterford law ' Joseph E. Shapiro, judge and influenced by the recent accidents revolt. yer, who have been trying to have I John N. Sinsebaugh, deputy judge, It has worked before, notably In which children have met with while the case of the De La Huerta re him instead of F. J. Scofield, a i of Shelton City Court. going to or from school. carpenter, made judge of the little volt. Officials are hopeful that it Henry A. Adams, judge, and The action of the town school will be similarly successful in the town, tried hard to block the Sen Lewis J. Mostaine, deputy judge, visitors is only temporary; that Is, present instance. ate action of rejecting a resolution of the Sprague Town Court. transportation will be provided only nominating Floyd. A debate be Under suspension of rules the until such time as the highway has Advertised tween Senator Fox, ^f New Lofldon, House passed an act permitting been satisfactorily improved and and Senator Peasley, of Cheshire, West Hartford to elect a . Town sidewalks laid so that children no WANT COOUDGES waxed warm but Senator Peasley Council. Dr. Emmett J. Lyman, of not have to walk In the street. Per- prevailed and Floyd’s name was Suffleld, and "Victor Donegan of rett & Glenney will have charge of dropped. FOR NORTHAMPTON New Britain, received forfeited the transportation, simply adding • • • Some one recently sent Senator the new territory to their present • Fox a letter supposed to contain an rights under suspension of House rules. '' route, which includes Lydallville attack on Scofield. Fox, yesterday, and other points. (Continued from Page 1) asked the Floyd action be held up Favorable reports tabled by the House for calendar and printing There are between 20 and 25 60 he could investigate. Today children who will be affected by the group of reporters to one of the Senator Peasley took the floor and follow: town’s best ta.\i drivers while wait Providing for appointment of decision of the board. Service will demanded immediate action. “This start at the first of next week if not ing hopefully for an interview with is a dastardly attack on a man’s two surgeons at the state prison Mr. Coolidge. and state hospitals who with the sooner. Five of the six members of reputation,” he said, referring to the board of school visitors were “Certainly,” responded the driver the letter. “This man is married, regular surgeons shall compose a cheerfully, and promptly swung board to examine inmates and per present this morning when it was he has five children, he has always voted to appropriate the necessary them into lam street and past the lived with his wife, he is still in form operations, when so deemed funds for transportation. James much-gabled hdme at No. 117 with Whatever you decide upon for your bedroom Connecticut, and this letter was not advisable: amending the Norwalk M. Burke is in Florida but the out knowledge of housing condi there’s a Simmons Bed and Bedding for just that written by his wife, as the Senator city charter to provide for six tax others were present. They are tions in Northampton but bearing purpose. Money can buy no better style, quality or from New London says.” ing districts; codifying all laws re Harold C. Alvord, Russell B. Hath in mind the very adequate founds beauty than Siipmons. Why not have the best when Fox’s Answer. lating to rights of husband and away, Mrs. George H. Wilcox, Ed the old-fashioned, rambling house Senator Fox declared he had wife; amending Norwalk charter ward J. Murphy and C. Elmore is on it, purchase price might run it costs so little more than for inferior makes. Keep never made an accusation against relating to trafllc control; providing W atkins. anywhere between $20,000 and Simmons foremost in your mind when refurnishing Scofield. He simply wanted time an appropriation for grading the $30,000. the bedroom—and Keith’s as the place to buy it. to investigate and he thought the grounds of Bristol’s state armory; “That’s the house Mr. Coolidge Is Senate, oat, of. courtesy should hold appropriating funds for repairs at going to buy,” the driver volunteer up the Ployd'' resolutioin.. Senator Groton monument: appropriating ABOUT TOWN ed. It was the same down in the Fox then related many verbal at funds for care of Col. Ledyard s business section. THE tacks made on him because of the grave at Groton. Ladies in charge of the bridge, To Buy Property. METAL BED case. Passed from Calendar. straight whist and setback games The former president, it was re BEAUTYREST “I have-even been accused of rep Bills passed from the House this evening at St. James’s ported most reliably, is about to resenting the Pope of Rome in this calendar were: parochial school hall include Mrs. buy himself some new property in The world’s most famous mattress—providing untold $11.50 matter,” he declared. Extending the time for Madison James O’Leary, Mrs. John Camp Northhampton. comfort and saUafactlon, to thousands, of proud owners. • Meanwhile the letter, which Sen to create a board of finance to July The half house on Massasoit The center consists of hundreds of fine resilient coils. ator Fox declared had been written bell, Mrs. William Barrett, Miss 1, 1931; authorizing voting dis Bessie Tynan, Mr. and Mrs. Do’ a- street, it was ayered, is too small, These are covered with soft layers of mattressing en A popular Sim by Mrs. Scofield, has been with tricts in Fairfield; authorizing the even though an unlimited phone closed in beautiful Damask ticking. Priced at $39.50. held from the public. Senator hue. Eighteen j)rizes will be award mons bed with public utilities commission to order ed and refreshments served. has been installed to replace the Peasley insisted Senator Fox had changes in canals or water courses party line in vogue for the last ten the stylish Grace made the matter public when he on petition of railroads: authoriz A pre-natal clinic will be held to years. line tubing. Wal should have kept it a secret, and ing the Central Burial Ground As And in this mood, the towns blamed him for the action. Sen morrow afternoon at 3 o’clock at sociation of Centerbrook to acquire the Memorial hospital annex. people of the Coolidges bespeak nut finish. ator Fox repeatedly insisted the land; creating the post to associate their fear. They are worried that Senate was discourteous to him. judge in New Canaan Town Court; The finance board of the Hart Northampton isn’t big enough for establishing the town Court of suf- the couple who held sway over the THE SENATE. ford County Y. M. C. A. will meet field;iitJiu, instructingiuDLim.Li.i6 the governor D ------to -- at the University club, Hartford, to- White House for five and a half . Hartford, March 6.—The Senate appoint a commission of seven to, evening to lay plays for the years. Northapipton is an amiable today rejected the so-called birth lay plans fnrfor poiohratinsrcelebrating the statestate’s s annual financial campaign of the New England dollege town and the THE ACE BOX SPRING control bill, the Act that would 300 anniversary of settlement: former first couple went to the have repealed the state law forbid County Y. M. C. A. April 12 and authorizing school instruction con 13. The members of the commit White House almost directly from A new comparison for the Beautyrest. Absolutely the ding use of contraceptives. The so- cerning Flag Day exercises; author it. The leading citizens are wonder called “Civil Rights” bill was also tee will be the guests at dinner of last word in box spring. Covered in beautiful Damask izing the Travelers Insurance Com John H. Thompson of Farmington, ing now whether the charm of the ticking and priced at $42.50. rejected. This -w'ould have in pany to increase capital to fifty place will stick. creased the penalties for violation general chairman of the finance millions. The best thought of the town is of the Equal Rights Statute now in committee. Other members in clude: Clarence P. Quimby and that after a little complete relaxa THE effect. Considerable opposition de tion, during the course of which THE LUXUROY MATTRESS veloped to this report, but no rec Chas. W. Holman of this town, TOM TAGGART DEAD; Sherman W. Eddy of Avon, Calvin Mr. Coolidge will write a few maga ACE SPRING ord vote was taken. zine articles, he and Mrs. Coolidge A new high grade cotton felt mattress built with the Unfavorable reports in the sen ^ C. Bolles of So. W indsor, Geo. R. painstaking care of the Beautyrest. Includes the famous i Marsh of Bristol, Samuel J. Magill will take a trip to Europe. Neither True to its name the Ace Is the finest of coil springs. ate and bills rejected follow: NOTED POLITICIAN have ever been abroad, and history Pair this with the Beautyrest and your bed will be a quilted edge and is covered in e.\clusive art ticking. Priced Appropriating $12,000 for sUte of Thompsonville, and E. T. Thienes a t $27.5Q. of Marlborough. has shown that ex-presidents of the haven of comfort and delight. Priced at $19.75. library repairs; appropriating $75,- United States have received marked gOO for the General Ho-spital Soci (Continued from Page 1) attention on the few occasions of ety of Connecticut: appropriating Thirty-one members of Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, such post administrative journeys $‘J0,000 for Greenwich hospital; steering a course that invariably to Europe. appropriating $10,000 for Man brought him back into control. For will go to Providence tomorrow af- •1$ leraoon at 4:30 o’clock to take part “We understand they are going chester hospital; providing for ap 14 years prior to that rise to state to settle here permanently, pointment by the governor of a “Boss” Taggart fought bis way up in a ceremonial and parade. Any TWO SOUTH Cedars who wish to go are asked to though,” the Northamptonites say, commissioner of auctions and sale; ward through the political ranks, liopefully, bearing in mind possibly STORES MANCHESTER ’ providing for an official sealer of in county, city, state and national leave their names at Sperbcr and Turkingtons’ that nice piece of property in the weights and measur.es in all towns affairs. better residential section. more than 100,000 population: pro The end came peacefully for Tag viding a pension for persons em gart at 10:30 a. m.. while mem There will be a sale of prticle-i ployed In county- homes more than bers of his family were at his bed made by the older blind people of “Where'You Can Afford to Buy Good Furniture’ 30 years: providing a commission side. He had been unconscious the state at Ch«ney Hall, Thursday LATEST STOCKS on rural highways: providing that for several hours. m orning from 10 o’clock to 1 p. m. the county commissioners shall re Those present at his death were and at the J. W. Hale Company on imburse towns for fees not already Mrs. Taggart. Thomas E. Taggart, Friday, March 8.—The same day a sale will also be held at the Man New York, March 6.—Though refunded to license holders; pro his son who is president of the the Copper stocks and a few of the viding for equal distribution, be French Lick Springs Hotel Co., and chester Community Club from noon to 5 p. m. speculative favorites pushed ahead tween the state and Fairfield coun four daughters. Miss Lucy Taggart. enthusiastically in the first hour ty towns for fees from criminal Mrs. D. L. Chambers of Indian The Scoutmasters’ Association or two today, the Market as a courts; making owners liable when apolis, Mrs. W. R. Sinclair of In- whole was handicapped by the nerv gambling machines are found on dianapolis and Mrs. Win. Young of will meet tomorrow night at 7:30 TROOP NO. 1 IS VICTOR at the School street Rec. ousness over money supplies, and their properties; authorizing bet Louisville, Ky. stocks turned irregularly downward Service — Quality— Low Prices ting on horse races, motor races, As soon as word of the death of in the early afternoon. There was IN SCOOTS’ CONTEST and. airplane races; providing a ex-Senator Taggart reached the Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Chace and !ier son. Carlton, attended the fun not enough “outside” money to keep penalty for conducting a lottery; Indiana Senate that body recessqd the rate down to 8 per cent, and 10 prohibiting policy playing; provid for 15 minutes in respect to the eral yesterday in Bristol. R. I. of .Mr. Chace’s aunt, Mrs. Ruth A. per cent, was offered by Wall street With six troops fighting for vic Real Money Saving ing repeal of several sections of the veteran Hoosier politician. speculators for sufficient money to state liquor enforcement laws; pro Selden who was in her 95th year. tory, neck and meek throughout the i She had been remarkably active for keep the speculative pot boiling. hibiting sale of food as “kosher Anaconda doluinated the situa annual contest of Manchester Dis Fancy Mackerel Steak Cod to fry, unless so labelled: providing an in GORMAN PLEADS GUILTY a person of th at a,ge until about trict Boy Scouts held last night at TO STEALING COATS two weeks ago she suffered a shock tion in the first two or three hours. 16 c lb. vestigation of state departments, With new “rights” to buy stock val the High school auditorium. Troop I21/ 2C lb. with a view toward consolidation. and fell fracturing several bones. 1, Joseph Dean, scoutuiaster, came Bridgeport, March 6—The trial Mrs. Selden had been an enthusias ued at $28 a share, the new holders Fresh Flounders Passed from Calendar. of Anaconda stock find themselves out winner with 38 points to 35 Fancy Fresh Shore Bills passed from the Senate cal of Jerome William Gorman, a tic member of the Rebekahs for Cleveland resident who styled him in possession of a fine melon which points for Troop 6. Troop 5 was 10c lb. endar follow: Allowing the Stale over forty years, having been noble third, with 25 points; Troop 3, Haddock 10c lb. self “doctor,” came to a sudden end grand of the Bristol lodge and they either “cash in” or use as re Historical Society to increase prop duction of the purchase price of the fourth, 21; Troop 2, fifth, 16; and Boston Bluefish to erty holdings; changing the name in Superior Court today after being president of the Rhode Island in progress since yesterday morn new stock, at $55 a share. Ana Troop 9, sixth, 8. • txf the Atlantic Funding Corpora Rebekah assembly. Mrs. Chace and The contest was the best held in fry 20c lb. ing. Gorman suddenly pleaded her son had been spending the pact conda climbed to 163 for a new 4% Fresh Eastern tion to the Atlantic Funding Cor- point gain, but fell back to 160 lu Manchester in several years and If T«n Need Meaejr Ceate pioration of Connecticut; authoriz guilty to a charge of stealing two twelve days in Auburn and Bristol. fur coats from a church in Stam the third hour, when the selling showed the fruits of hard training, ta Ui«-FeaiilT Leeas Halibut Steak ing New Haven .'Water company to on the part of the individual troops.'. ford last month and was sent to The three-act play, “A Poor Mar wave passed over. $ iO t a $ s d o Increase its capitiil from five mil It is the general understanding Points given In A isvents were 8 lions to te.m'‘'m'Uiiohs: increasing state prison for two to four years. ried Man,” which was to have been Bakery News Steak Salmon of the big financial district that the for first, 5 for second,-3 for third. the per diem .tee's of uieputy sher When the Gorman case had been given at the Highland Park Com ' d i d # %lPiJkM $S monthly, concluded Judge A. C. Baldwin re Reserve Board is making it plain B events, 5 for first, 3 for second plus lawful interest. stuffed and Baked Mack iffs frorh';,$6'td $'Hl; providing for munity clubhouse by young people erel 35c each. Fillet of Haddock reports ft^m^ddicatrexaminers to ceived a plea of guilty of man in that section of the town last Sat to the member banks, through con and 1 for third. Score by events^fol- fidential bulletins, that it meant d ld d LOAN fysyiiAle $10 monthly, coroners 6ii,.^eciflM cases; .pro slaughter from John Terribish, of urday evening, and was necessarily lows: ^ .pksf lowful interest. Our Home Made Hot X Smoked Fillets viding that' coii^nt of sextons shall Bridgeport, and sent him to prison postponed because of illness, will exactly what It said about the re Scoutcraft, Troops 3, 1 and 5, for from one to three years. Ter duction of speculative borrowing, placed in order named; Mors? Sig d S d O payable $15 m onthly; Buns 25c. ipe obtained fof’rmrial permits; pro be presented Saturda. evening of lawful interest. Toasted Cocoanut Cream viding that 'dohstruction of public ribish on January 5th hit John this week at 7:45.' The cast has and that banks which transgress nalling, Troops 5, 6; 2; Rescue Round Clams for vaults, crypts and mausoleums shall Kovacs, a fellow'gas company em been rehearsing for several weeks will find themselves cut off entire race. Troops 1, 5, 6; Staff relay. Cost by law. JSvery repayment Pie 35c. chowder be approved by State- Board of ploye over the head with a shovel past under the direction of Mrs. ly from the reserve bank credit Troops 5, 3, 1; Semaphore Signal redtices the cost. All loans Mohogana Cream Cakes Health; providing that fraternal during a fight, and Kavocs died Robert Dougan and an enjoyable reservoirs. That would Le a calam ling, Troops 1, 6, 5; Friction Fire, in strict privacy. ity too great to risk and the banks Troops 6, 3, 1; Firpt’Aid, Troops special 35c each. Butterfish insurance companies shall b? li from the blow. program is anticipated. "Violin CALL, W ire OR PHONE Cherry Cake 30c each censed in the same manner as reg John Sarko, 20. pleaded guilty solos will be given between the acts are Inclined to take orders with as 1, 6, 3; Stretcher Race, Troops 6, ular-insurance companies: provid to a hold-up here in December and and home-made candy sold. Danc good grace as they can muster. It 5. 1; K not Tying, Troops "1, .6, 2; Poppy Seed Rolls 18c doz. Swordfish ing for annual reports from .frater was sent to jail for six months. At ing will follow, the play. is too near “tax day” for the cor Potato race. Troops 2, 6, 9; Pacing, PERSONAL FINANCE nal insurance companies; . extend- the same time Maurice Kleley, 24. porations to pour very much money Troops 9, 3, 1; Obstacle' race. COMPAI*iY Idg fo January, 1931, the time in a paroled reformatory inmate, had into the call loan market and a 15 Troop 2, others disqualified. Booms 2 and 8, State Theater i which the John & Sylvia Workman a charge of misconduct with an HOOVER HEALTHY per cent money rate is predicted in Judges were Joseph Wright, BoUdiiig, 758 Main Street |iome for the sick shall , be or- SLUtomobile nolled by Judge Bald some sections of the "Wall street chairman of the Manchester Dis SO, MANOHBS'raR, CONN. Fresh Vegetables ganized. win and was released from jail district. trict Boy Scouts; Nelson Smith, Call, "'Wrftf or Phone 1-9-4 where he had been for a month. Washington, March 6.—Herbert B6th the industrial and the rail secretary of the dlstrlpt; Mr. Gowles Open 8 ; ^ to 5. Sht. 8:30 to 1 Fancy Cauliflower Fancy Sealdsweet Oranges ' THE HOUSE Kieley caused his automobile to Hoover is healthy—so much so, in road stocks were forced down to and former Scoutmaster Hutchin Licensed by State, bonded to public. fact, that he has decided to discon the lowest levels of the month by a Spinach large size, guaranteed sweet A ' Hartford, March 6.—The House drop into a pond on Park avenue son of Troop 3. ‘ and as a result Miss Annie Munko tinue the custom of having two selling wave which passed over the Lettuce 39c dozen. tbday received unfavorable reports .on;the common sfodk this'year esU- g,nd j-ejected bills as''follows: was drowned. physicians regularly detailed to the market in the third hour. Green Peppers Fancy Greening Apples White House. Both the Independent Steel and raated ?t sbare* investors in ' Esta3)i|i8hlng a rading commis •Erie’ ^re.,al?eni|y^nhticipattng divi New Carrots for pies, 4 qts. 39c. sion for Connecticut; establishing BIG BOOZE SEIZURE There have been two physicians the motor car stocks wobbled badly at the White House since the ad today, with the first sign of with NOONSTOCKS dends Qn the two issues of preferred M racing commissiah Jor, New Lon- vent of the Harding administration. drawal of bullish siMport. stock, with' a possible payment on ^nxounty; authorizing each toym "Woods Hole, Mass., March 6 — Federal prohibition inspsctors from Dr. Joel T. Boone, regulahly as Baltimore & Ohio, New York Cen the common before.-the end of the to establish, an advisory highw;ay signed to the presidential yacht tral and Erie were the leaders in a ypar. Brile sold a t'77 1-2, up 2 1-2 Commission; providing a '.penalty Boston arrived b«re today to re New Y ork, M arch 6.— The over Manchester Public Market move 500 cases of choice liquors, Mayflower, will return to that post new advance of the Rails. Erie night announcement of the offering •from Tuesday’s close. New York fo r gambling dl^wkere’than in a valued at $30,000, seized aboard and be available when and if the mounted the scale to 77 1-2 for a of close to 2,000,000 , new shares Central sold up about a point at taublic conveyances or gaming the schooner Joppjlte. new occupants of the White House new 2 1-2 point gain. The p’etro- of Anaconda stock at..$55 a share- 196.' . feu^e; establishing a fine of $100 They placed under arrest three require medical attention. leum stocks were in fairly good de brought in a heavy ^demand, for the^ ' Nervonsness over the-Money Mar A. Podiove, Prop. Phone 10 ^ d 'one year in jail for non-sup- members of the crew giving their I mand. ket, with as' high as 15 per'cent pre ^ rt;- providing an assistant toyrn old stock in the early trading to names as E. A. Cook, Wm. Phiebi- " MACWHITE ARRIVES. The market slowed up in the day, and traders who were ready dicted for call money by the middle ^ r k in every town; providing that deau and John R. Washburn, all of fourth hour, and the volume of to sell in order to take profits of the month, hpld back many persons under 25 shall he sent to Plym outh. New York, March 6.—Michael business was the smallest in a week found plenty of buying orders fpr speculators, who njiikht otherwise state prison, unless the minimum They said they had anchored off MacWhite, new minister of the or more. Traders held their stocks tbeir stocks. The steel and motor have entered the market on the bull points of Tuesday's late losses when BUST BVEJNING sentence is more than two^ears, Falmouth in a heavy fog. When Irish Free State arrived in New On a falling market and refused to side. The. reserve hoard -Is closely sell. stocks also pushed forward, and a the stock sold at 186 1-2 in the increasing the pSnatfy^dV vagrancy the fog lifted patrolboat 620 of the York today enroute to Washington, number of the railroad shares took acrntiaizlng loans made by member and trespassing on laiod without Woods Hole coast guard station a passenger aboard the Berengarla. t^nks .and will put the screws on second hour. The independent steels Patsy: How many times- we* He was accompanied by his wife Superphosphate fertilizer pro up the advance at the point where Owner’s permissioi^tg^easiiig the, was alongside^ The Joppjite, a 65- yesterday’s 10 per cent money rate those which ace-too liberal in their and the motor car stocks were un you kissed last night? . . and 5-year-old son. viding 80 pounds of,phosphoric acid bjenalty for intoxicatioirao $50 fine foot schooner, was owned by A. L. bad called a sudden, halt. allptihents of money to, the Stock der pressure and sold about a point Peggy: I don’t know. I got.- jSd six months^Jin ^,l!:-broviding a P. Lawton, of Mattapoiset, mem- The new Irish miqlster said that an acre has been found to Increase Market, ' - lower on the average, Nash Motor tired I could hardly keep m y a'i the present Irish Free State was on Ihe sugar beet yield by as much as Erie was the leader in the :*l8fi of fiie of $5 for depoMtlng rubbish or "bers of the crew toltf coastguards- the speculative rails," with earaiags )• -U.-S. Steel -recovered- about 2 declining to 108. closed.—Life. ,, . ^rbage along any highway; pro- men. a solid foundation. 7 tons per acre. • /■f
PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH ItlANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6 ,19Z9. was found on the sands of Sails' qially co-operating with the expe dition, supplying It with collecting MOTHERS C U B ANNUAL TAYLOR EXECUTED bury beach in June, 1927. ;^ fo r d Pinchot Will Make material and lists of specimens it Three hours before bis death the would like to obtain. For Instance, ex-Marlne adopted the Baptist faith. The annual meeting of the Man Boston, March 6.— George E. H. He walked firmly and calmly to the the museum wants a series of Taylor, itinerant “ dancing barber” \ Boyhood Dreams Come True skulls of Pacific ocean porpoises, chester Mothers’ Club will be held execution chamber. His last act be SCH(NB3i Friday evening at the South Metho from the coal regions of West Vir fore he took bis place between which have never been adequately ginia and lower Ohio, persisting his studied by scientists. dist church. The business session guards was to kiss the Bible. Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh^eagle becomes a ground sparrow or. will open promptly at 8 o’clock to innocence, early today died in the The Mary P. will sail from hesitatingly admits that his forth at least, a hawk with wings much allow for the election of officers and electric chair at Charlestown state’s Herr Ellen berger of Berlin, Philadelphia and will bee gone coming marriage will trim his wings less fleet than those of the bird be sufficient/tlme fqr the speaker of prison for the murder of Miss Stella eight or nine months. She will a little, keep him on the ground once was. who talked for several days, set a the evening, William B. Elwell, as Pomikala, known as Kale. The new marathon elocution record. touch at Key West and Havana more than heretofore, make him a Anyway, it’s all Interesting spec sistant principal of Crosby High broken body of the 21-year-old and proceed through the Yucatan bit more reluctant to take unneces ulation! The show must have been one for school of Waterbury. His pubject Lawrence photographer’s assistant men only. channel to the Grand Cayman sary risks, and all that. will be “ Modern Poetry.” Mr. El islands, from which the National Many Interesting observations Five young women of New Jer well Is much in demand for his lec Museum hopes to get some land can be made from this little news sey have had considerable notoriety tures and readings throughout this shells and insects. There will l)e note. One wonders if Lindy had of late due to their part in a section of New England. SPECIALS FOR another stop at Swan Island off been in love, either in a single or strange lawsuit against the U. S. The nominating committee, which the Honduran coast and the party married state, in May of 1927, If Radium corporation. Poisoned Includes Mrs. Harry Straw, chair THE WEEK-END will go through the Panama Canal that epochal flight would have by radium absorbed into their sys man, Mrs. William Rush and Mrs. Thursday, Friday, Saturday and down to the Galapagos beert made. tems from to their lips the brush Robert Dewey, held a meeting with island, far off Ecuador,, dry and True, other men, engaged or used to paint luminous watches, the chairman last evening and drew Elgin Legionnaire volcanic. wed, attempted the same thing, each of the five were given $10,000 up a slate of officers. »s Then a 3000-mile cruise to the time without number. Three of and pensions of $50 a month as Mrs. Joseph Tedford is chairman Strap Watches marqueasas, a heavily vegetated them, whose marital affairs seemed long as they lived. At the time of of the hostesses, who include M’-'. island group, and on to the Tua^ on the surface quite satisfactory, the trial each expected that she Theodore Brown, Mrs. J. S. Carey, $19.00 to $26.00 motu Archipelago, which con made the same flight westward. had no more than a year to live. Mrs. Edward Dolan, Mrs. Harold sists of low coral Islands. The Commander Byrd, undoubtedly Now comes science to say that Belcher, Mrs. George Harris, Mrs. Hamilton Traffic only island on the itinerary which in love with his wife and family perhaps it is not radium but meso- Bessie Howe, Mrs. James Johnston, has regular mail service will be and home, has voluntarily left them thorium which has invaded their Mrs. Lillian Keeney, Mrs. Warren Special Watches Tahiti. The Pinchot party will for years of hardship and danger ! bodies, and if the latter is true, cure Keith, Mrs. James McVeigh, Mrs. take in the Cook and Austral and the possibility that he will is possible. Here’s a neat legal an $35.00 never return from the frozen Charles Milikowski, Mrs. H. L. Ten islands if there is time, but in any gle. What about that $10,000 and ney, Mrs. Charles Trebbe, Mrs. event will return with stops and wastes of the far south. the $50-a-month-for-life awarded Cover Your Property It is evident that some men find Harry Miner. Mrs. Earl Miner and Waltham and Hamilton collections at Tubua, Gambler and on the basis that life was impossible Mrs. Arthur Wilkie. Pitcairn islands. even the pleasantest of romance for more than a rear? Strap Watches With a Coat of Good One Man and a Bible no barrier to their own “ careers.” Men themselves have helped THE PURSUIT! A hundred years ago a crew of $18.00 to $55.00 their cause of having their cake When a Mongolian girl reaches British sailors killed their officers, and eating it, too— namely, having kidnaped some native women and the age of marriage, the word Mothers—Try Mild their romance, by coining various goes forth that on such and such Crystal and Pearl went to settle down on Pitcairn epigrams and poems and platitudes PAINT a day she will be wed. Suitors clus Children’s Musterole Combination Chokers island. One man had a Bible, with aimed tt make the most rebellious which he finally converted all the ter about her tent. She rides forth It will pay you the best divi woman feel that she is a piker in on a fast horse and the "ultors pur Of comrse, you know good old $1.75 and up others to religion and in time, it Is deed if she does not tamely ac Musterole; how quickly, how easily dends of anything you do for said, a model community was de sue. The one who catches her first it relieves chest colds, sore throat, quiesce and accept the idea that is supposed to be her husband, but it. Let us do the painting. veloped. woman’s lot is to tend the hearth rheumatic and neuralgic pain, sore Ladies’ Wrist Watc^ she has a cute little whip and if she joints and muscles, stiff neck and Also on the return route are while her man goes down to the doesn’t like the one who ap Bands Our compete; it men are always r Easter Island, with its great mon sea in ships or up in the air in me lum bago. proaches, she lashes him off. giving We also want you to know CHIL at your service. f ' oliths, artificially cut but of uni chanical birds. more time for the one she does $2.00 and up dentified handiwork, and the DREN’S MUSTEROLE—Musterole /! want. When she stops lashing, she in milder form. Unexcelled for relie: “ Let Us Hsip Beautify great rock called Sala y Gomez. VERSE TELLS IT. is grabbed off her horse by the win / / I This rock Is half a mile long and of croupy coughs and colds; it pen Men’s Wrist Watch Manchester.” V V There’s the sweet couplet— ner. etrates, soothes and relieves without / ' (. rises 100 feet out of the water. “ I could not love thee, sweet, So tells Owen Lattimore in his “ We will try to collect material the blister of the old-fa^oned mus Bands so much. “ The Desert Road to Turkestan.” tard plaster. Keep a jar handy. It permitting Indentiflcation of bird Loved I not honor more.” It’s a bit roundabout, but the comes ready to apply instantly, with $3.25 and up migration routes by studying con -J- What woman can resist that in Mongolian maid’s methods doesn’t out fuss or bother. tents of their stomachs,” he says. all its implication that this man seem so unlike that of our own Westclox Alarm Clocks “ To that end we will collect vege- who loves her and whom she loves gals, somehow. in colors. Here are Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Pinchot and their son, Gifford tfttlon''|rom these Islands. is a swashbuckling, courageous gal Bryce Pinchot, 13, who will leave soon for a cruise in the South “ In the Galapagos there is some lant o ff to tilt with all the wind Seas,that remote and alluring section of the world made famous Wiry kangaroos from Australia of the finest game fishing in the mills and real obstacles that a are now contributing their ten John 1. Olson by the writings of Herman Melvville and Robert Louis Stevenson. world, tuna, broadbill swordfish, sense of honor demands. Below Is Pinchot’s craft, the Mary P., on which the expedition will dons to American surgery. The Painting and Decorating niarlen swordfish, yellow tails and Many a woman’s keen . analysis muscle sinew from these animals R. DONNELLY sail. , many sharks. has doubtless set to work upon the is used by doctors to take stitches MILO JEWELER Contractor. By RODNEY DLT:CHER <*bers of the party will make their “ Oour equipment includes a com pretty rhyme and asked, a bit bit in human cuts. Better tfum a muatard olaat^ 515 Main St., So. Manchester 699 Main SU So. Manchestei Washington, — Boyhood dreams own beds and wash their own plete whaleboat, 24 feet long. We terly, “ just what is this ‘ honor’ that of a romantic expedition among the dishes. won’t bother any full-sized men prize so highly?” remote and romantic islands of the Tlie Two Boys whales but we will probably try And the same bitter analysis, our luck at some small whales and quite unobstructed by personal emo South Seas will soon be realized by The two boys of the party are tion, is often forced to admit that GifforJ^ Pinchot. And his son, at known to parents and friends as blackfish, which are sometimes 30 feet long. the glim “ honor” of the couplet is the age of 13, looks forward to the “ Giff and Stiff.” really just a little boy’s plaything, voya«« with the same youthful ‘■‘I w'ant Giff and Stiff to learn “ I don’t know yet whether we his toy somewhere out there away imaginiation which possessed the how to handle a schooner and to can bring back much alive, but from home and the responsibilities father, now 64 years old. be able to take observations and there are some islands where and even the pleasures of home. The Pinchots, father, mother and find their position,” says Governor birds are so tame that they can There are women, too, so “ sold” son, will sail aw'ay this month on a Pinchot. ‘‘Gift will have charge be picked right up from their on the Idea that a true helpmeet fonbined scientific and vacation of all the firearms and be re nests and 1 should like to bring sends her man forth to tilt with voyage w'hich will take them to sponsible for their condition. Stiff back some of those six-foot Gala this poetical “ honor” of which she many remote Pacific islands. will be signal officer and there pagos turtles, which the whale has heard so much; so “ sold” on DAYS ONLY On the schooner, Mary P., probably will be considerable wig ships used to carry along and eat the idea that the more power . a which was once the Cutty Sark, wagging from ship to shore at for meat as the need arose. But woman has over her man, the more but was renamed by Pinchot for times. Mrs. Pinchot’s secretary. they are hard to find since man in will she goad him into doing the Thursday, Friday and Saturday his mother, they expect to return jlMorris Gregg, is going along to be troduced to the island dogs, cats difficult thing of flying from her with a valuable collection of rare our radio operator and rats which practically exter side to the tasks and challenges birds, fish, marine mammals and The National Museum here will minated them by eating the “ out there,” that they feel a little MAIL ORDERS The Greatest Manufacturers’ Ad ’^POSITIVELY marine vertebrates and insects for have first choice among the Pin young. bit hurt if their men do renounce — Ad d 11c for NONE o f these American museums. chot specimens, but some will also “ We hope to do much underwa life apart from them too much. postage. All or- Those Who .^re Going be brought back for the Philadel ter photography and so are taking j It is conceivable that an Anne ders must be vertising Toilet goods Sale in the products sold at This is the roster of the expe phia Academy of Sciences and the two diving helmets and a collapsi Morrow who falls in love with an mailed by Satur I this price after dition; University of Pittsburgh. ble shark cage — not to keep eagle of the skies is going to have day nig^t. History of This City. Saturday night. Gifford Pinchot, the famous The National Museum is offi- sharks in, but to keep them out.” a bit different attitude when the conservationist and former govei- nor of Pennsylvania. Mr^ Cornelia Bruce Pinchot, r his wife, who ran for Congress G enuine last year. Gifford Bryce Pinchot, their 13- year-old son. Steve Stahlnecker, young Pin FRENCH chot’s roommate at school. Narcissus Dr. k. K. Fisher of the U. S. 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of the second Alexander with Egidia Hay, was a legitimate son DAILY RADIO PROGRAM OLD ROMANCE IN of a legitimate marriage, duly al lowed by the church, despite the 9:00—'WE^F programs (2 hrs.) Leading DX Stations. Wednesday, March 6. 11:44—Carlone’s dance orchestra. fact that husband and wife were 12:00—Gang iilank club meeting. 405.2— WSB, ATLANTA—740. cousins. This .third Alexander was, trfswis and Body, comedians of 8:00—Westbrook Conservatory music. HOUSE OF LORDS •‘Hello, Hello, Hello" fame, ■will make 399.8—W ex-W JR , DETROIT—750. therefore, the’ legal heir to the title S:00—Goldkctte’s ordtestra. 8:30—Baker boys program. their bo wto the radio audience on 9:00—IV.IZ harmony team. i):on—AVE.AF program.? t‘4 hrs.) of Lord Gordon held by his father. Advaneg Sale "Wednesday night at 9:30 through the 10:00—WJZ opera excerpls. 11:15—Daisy Colib’s program. The Lord Advocate of Scotland, 293.9—KYW, CHICAGO—1020. TITLE CONTEST medium of the Columbia network. 10:30—Musical hits and hit.s. representing the Crown, said he 499.7—WTIC, HARTFORD—600. 10:00—Fiorito’s datice orchestra. Comedy, singing and humor make up 11:15—Herliuveaux's orchestra. accepted the claimant’s pedigree their bill, and as joint toastmasters of 6 :3 0 -Request trio selection.s. 7:30—\VE.\K program.? CH4 hrs.) 11:30—AVJZ Slumlter music. the hour, the team of Lewis and Dody 12:00-Fiorito’s dance orchestra. and also said the historical setting should be especially amusing. At the 422.3—WO R. NEWARK—600. BY MILTON BRONXEB was in his favor. There could -be 8:00—Show boat melodrama, "Pulse 1:00—Insomnia club music- of New Spring same time 'W'JZ and associated sta 389.4—WBBM, CHICAGO—770. tions ■will again broadcast the "Cabin lot Chinatown.” no doubt that the first Earl of 0:00—.Society entertainers. 9:00—Indian.a male quartet. Boor" hour in which will be presented 9:30—Orcliestra: studio gang. London.— A regular medieval Huntly intended to' depriiA bis eld songs and stories by famous Kegro 9:30—Lew and Dody. comedians. .___ est son, Alexander, of everything entertainers headed by Katherine Tift- ! 10:00—Symphony oichestra. strings, 10::!U—Lomliaido’s dance orchestra. Scotch romance a la Sir Walter 1:00—N'iglit Club program. Scott has been occupying the at in his power and to favor his sec Jones, brilliant impersonator. Eight 110:30— 254.1-WJJD, CHICAGOr-1180. thirty highlights indue a Scotch pro- 33:05—Golden’s ~ " dance orchestra. tention of the Committee for Privi ond son, George, and no doubt also 302.8—WBZ. NEW ENGLAND—990. 7:00—Arictorian orchestra; talk. Silk Dresses gram by Clan MacAlpine Kiltie band 7:00—WJZ Highlanders orche.slra. 8:30—Studio enlertainmenu ' leges of the House of Lords. thought he bad succeeded. But if a through WLS, Russian Symphonic mU' 9:00—AVJZ harmony team. in a complete collection of authentic sic with a native chorus through the 7:30—Radio Nature league. Sir Bruce Gordon Seton is claim peer wished to alter the destination 8:00—AVJZ programs (H i hrs.) 9:30—'riieater pi’esentalions. WE.\F hook-up, old favorite songs by 12:00—Studio program: artists. ing the title honor and dignit> of of a personal dignity, he could only models. the Foresters male quartet with Andy 9 :30—J'lntert.niners; dance music. I 3 ;0r,—W JZ Slumber music. 416.4— WGN-WUIB, CHICAGO—720. do so by resigning that dignity into Sandla, guitarist, and Milan Smolen. 9:00—WEAF programs (H i hrs.) Lord Gordon in the peerage of pianist, through WJZ and allied sta 454.3—WEAF, NEW YORK—660. the hands of his king and here Solid Shades and Printed. B;0n—llinner dance niu.sic. 10:30—Goidkette’s dance orchestra. Scotland and is being opposed by tions, and a course in music appreci 11:15—Louis’s Hungry five. there was no proof that there had ation with the Hartmann string quar 7:00—Synagogue service with the the Marquis of Huntly. The latter Sizes'14 to 48 Compinsky Hebrew ensemble. 11:30—Dance: tenor; orcliestra. urges that the title, Dominus de been such a resignation of the Cor tet through Sv.NVC. “The i’ulse of 7:30—Shilkret’s Concert orchestra. 12:00—Dream ship: niglilhawks. don peerage. Chinatown” will be the nest melo 8:00—String orchestra, tenor. 344.6—WLS. CHICAGO—870. Gordon, or Lord of Gordon,' Avas drama to be produced by Hank Sim 8:00—Scrap hook: The Angelus. The House of Lords committee mons’ show boat actors at S o’clock 8:30—Russian symphonic music. not a title of peerage: or alternate 9:00—Troubadours orchestra. 8:30—Clan MacAlpine Kiltie band. ly, if it was, that it was possessed announced it would hand down its through "WOK and associated stations. 9:30—Symphony orchestra, team, so 9:00—Round-up musical hour. The story centers around a little Ger 447.5— WMAQ-WQJ. CHICAGO—670. by a collateral line— his OAvn— decision later. $S each prano, Revelers male quartet, man girl who is captured by a bunch 8:00—AVOR programs (2 hrs.) of rogues and carried to a Chinese 10:30—Orchestra, tenor, soprano. which still exists. 11:00—Rudv Vallee’.? orchestra. 11:00—Ten o’clock musicale. joint to be educated as a pickpocket 393.5_WJZ, NEW YORK—760. 11:15—Three dance orchestras. History, romance, old letters, an and thief. One of these rogues, how 299.8— w o e , DAVENPORT—1000. anejeut papal bull, old records, ever. is touched by her beauty and (5:00—Rollack’s dinner orchestra. ABOUTTOWN 7:00—Highlanders orchestra with 9:00—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) for simplicit.v and becomes her champion, 13:00—Fisher’s concertina band. queer deeds— all took up the time later bringing about her rescue. harpist and baritone. 7:30—Talk, J. R. Kennedy. 12:00—Program of the Nations . of the learned lords who sat as a 361.2—KOA. DENVER—830. Black face type indicates best features 7-3.-,—Mme. Gain.sborc. pianisL -court in the case. The crux of this 7:4,5—Talk. J. Fred Fssary. 11:30—Persian Garden music. A complete remodeling job has 12:00^-Orchestra: mixed quarteL extraordinary case rests upon the been done on the interior of the All programs Eastern Standard Time. 8:00—Orchestr.a. mixed quartet. discovery only 16 years ago Oi a 8:30—Foresters male quartet with a 1:00—Trocaderans dance music. George H. Williams store on Main pianist and guitarist. 357—CMC. HAVANA—840. papal bull regarding a marriage street making it seem much larger | Leading East Stations. 9:00-Harmony team, guitarists. 8:00—Military orchestra. annulled 500 years ago. 9:30—Cabin Door with Katherine 9:00—Cuban troubadours . and giving the entering customer 272.6—WPG, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. Record of 1429 1 ii:00—Concert orch; harmony duo. Tift-Jones, Negro impersonator. lo:00—Columl'ia concert. a view of everything carried by the i m-00—Continentals operatic excerpts. 11:00—Concert: dance music. On behalf of the claimant, it is 3:4.5-Carroll Tate, recording arlisL 491.5— WDAP, KANSAS CITY—610. store. On the right hand side fur —b'olk songs by soprano. 33 :00—Slum ber mu.?ic. asserted that the records show that 491.5— WIP. PHILADELPHIA—610. 9:00-AVEAP programs (Hi hrs.) nishings are displayed; in the rear, ; 30:1.5—.Musical memories, soprano. 10:30-Katz boys entertainmenL in a Scotch Parliament held in SM ART N E W lu:30—Two dance orchestras. 7:45—Studio programs. shoes; on the left, hats, suits and j 233—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1060. 8:30—En.semble; Hawaiians quartet. 11:00—Kemp’s dance orchestra. 1 Perth in 1429, nine persons sat as 9:00—Alphabet musical program. 12:45—Nighthawk frolic. topcoats. In the center of the floor 6:30—Studio dinner music. 468.5—KFI, hOS ANGELES—640. . lords of Parliament, one of them 7:45—WJZ programs (1?4 hrs.) 30-00—Two dani^e orcheslras. there are tables with a large as 535.4—WLIT. PHILADELPHIA—560. 11:00—Harmony team; program. Lord de Gordon, who was the first !J:3(i—Soprano and baritone. sortment of odd trousers. The lay 10:00—l.,ederer’s dance orchestra. 9:00—Stanley theater hour. 12:00—Moore’s concert orchestra. Alexander de Se on. He had mar GHARMEUSE POULARD 9-30—WEAF programs (H,i hrs.) 1:00—Studio dance music. out is such that a customer can 243.8—WNAC, BOSTON—1230. ried Elizabeth de Gordon, a great ri;30—Gallagher’s dance orchestra. 305.9—KDKA, PITTSBURGH—980. 333.1— KHJ. LOS ANGELES—900. locate the whereabouts of the par 6:30—Dinner dance orchestra, 11:00—Orchestra: vocal soloists. heiress, who brought him the Ber 7:11—Contralto: organ recital. ticular article he is seeking at a 3:00—Columbia programs (3 hrs.) 7:00—Chimes, talks (% hr.) 12:00—Studio entertainmenL wickshire and Aberdeenshire es 11:10—Steven.?’ dance orchestra. 7 :45 -WJZ programs (2A4 hrs.) 1:00—Dance orchestra. glance. 545.1—WGR, BUFFALO—550. 30:00- Supper dance music. 370.2—WCCO, MINN., ST. PAUL—810.. tates. His son, the second Alexan 245.8—WCAE, PITTSBURGH—1220. 8:00—Columbia programs (3 hrs.) 7:00—Buffalo Symphony orchestra. der de Seton, was known during Loyal Circle of Kin gs Daughters 7::>0—WEAF programs (31,2 hrs.) G;00—WEAF dinner music. 11:00—Dramatist; orchestra, tenor. his father’s life time as the Master 4 11:10—Van Siirdam's orchestra, 7:00—Studio Gospel songs. 12:30—.Studio organ recital. will hold its annua! banquet at 333.1—WMAK. BUFFALO—900. 7:30—Quinby Symphony orchestra. 461.3— WSM. NASHVILLE—650. of Gordon, a title reserved to the Center church Monday evening of DRESSES 8:00—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 8:00—Allen Fireside hour. heir of a peerage. This son on his 7:00—Mr. and Mrs. with WGY. 9:00—AVEAF programs (2 hrs.) next week at 6:30. It is desired 7:30—I’ ianist; studio program. 260.7—WHAM, ROCHESTER—1150. father’s death became Lord de Gor- 8:00—WGY baritone, soprano. 7 :0 0 -Mr. and Mrs. with WGY. 11:00—Minstrel men’s frolic. that every member of the circle 9:00—Columbia programs (2 hrs.) 7:30—Rochester Ul hour; violinisL 379.5— KGO, OAKLAND—790. dan and, subsequently, Earl of make plans to be present at that Copies of Higher Priced Silk Dresses 8:00—WJZ programs (H i hrs.) 11:00—Motor mater; quinteL IROS—Three dance orchestras. 12:30—Songs and the singer, Huntly. time. 428.3—WLW. CINCINNATI—700. 9:30—On wings of song. But before he received this sec 7:30—Titles’ dance orchestra. 30:10—Request organ recital. 1:00—Trocaderans entertainment. 379.5— WGY. SCHENECTADY—790. 270.1— WRVA. RICHMOND—1110. ond and higher title, he married 7:45-WJZ programs (ll.i hrs.) 7:30—Old Virginia Church; concerL Wapping Grange players will re 9:00—Knsemhle; violinisL 11:55—Time: weather: markets. first his cousin, Egidia Hay, by peat their popular 3-act play, “ A 30:00—Great adventure moments. 0:00—Stocks, markets, farm forum. 8:00—^lale quartet; talk. 30:30—Henry Fillmore’ s band. 6:30—Dinner dance music. • 8:30—AVJZ male quarteL whom he had one son, the third Poor Marrifed Man” , at Second Con 7:00—Mr. and Mrs. Radio Skit. 9:00—Variety program; orchestra. Alexander, from whom Sir Bruce 31:00—Orchestra; Little Jack Little. 11:15—Theater organ recital. gregational church on Wednesday 12:00—Two dance orchestras. 8:00—Anthony Reese, baritone; Bes Gordon Seton claims direct descent. evenln,?. April 3, for the benefit of 1:00—Thriteenth hour music. sie Beatty, soprano. 440.9— KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—680. 280.2—WTAM, CLEVELAND—1070. 9:00—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) 11:00-NBC entertainment. This second Alexander obtained an the missionary committee. They S:30—Concert orchestra; tenor, 11:00—Albany dance music. l;0n—Henderson’s dance band. annuUment of the marriage with have presented this play in a num $2.95 Secondary Eastern Stations Secondary DX Stations. Egidia -Hay on the ground that it ber of the surrounding towns and it 508.2—WEEI, BOSTON—590. 9:.30—Gypsy music and songs. 344.8—WENR, CHICAGO—870. was within the prohibited degrees has been well received. 10:00—Musical poetic reveries. 8:15—Farmer Rusk’s lecture. 6:00—Hig Brother’s club. 10:00—Studio variety hours. of kinship and was wholly void In Sizes 40 to 54 7:00—"Oh Boy” programs; pianisL 10:30—Three dance orchestras. Harry Krupin’s liquor violation 8:00—Bra.ss octet; entertainers. 272.6— WLWL. NEW YORK—1100. 202.6— WHT. CHICAGO—1480. the absence of a papal dispensa 9:00—AVEAF programs (H i hrs.) 6:40—Educational talk: soprano. 9:30—Vocalists: instrumentalists. tion. He then married Elizabeth case in the superior court, appealed ' GUARANTEED FAST COLOR 10:45—C. of C. organ recital. 7:15—Catholic talks; en.?eml>le. 10:30—Your hour league. from the Manchester police court, 7:4n—q'nik. Rev. Seolt. S. .1. 11:00—Ramblers entertainment. Crichton, daughter of the power 374.9—WSAI, CINCINNATI—800. 525—WNYC, NEW YORK—570. 238—KOIL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—1260. ful chancellor of Scotland. From is due to come up for hearing in 8:00—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 7:30—Air college talg; baritone. 8:00—Columbia programs (3 hrs.) this marriage there was one off Superior Court next Tuesday while At this remarkably low price larger women can 11:00—Supper dance orchestra, 8:30—The Hartmann string quartet. 11:00—Studio concerL Peter Urbanetti’s case is due this 215.7—WHK, CLEVELAND—1390. 410.7—CFCF, MONTREAL—730. 32:00—Bears feature entertainment. spring. a son, George, who became 7:30—Religious questions: radiogram. 7:00—Dinner concert orchestra, 374.8— KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—800. the second Marquis of Huntly. the week Thursday. The latter is well afford to buy several of these dresses. Spe 8:00—Columbia programs (3 hrs.) 10:00—A^'enetian Carden music. 10:00—Peanut boy; orchestra. ancestor of the present marquis. charged with keeping a gambling j 11:05—Tb,*ee dance orchestras. 357—CKCL, TORONTO—840. 11:45—Soprano; dance orchestra. machine. j cially desired styles and patterns give the figure 325.9—W\yJ, DETROIT—920. 9:00—Puppy Club; philosopher. 12:00—Theater stage frolic. Answering the charge that the 7:30—AVEAF programs (2Ai hrs.) 9:4.5—Microphone mummers. 475.9— WOS. JEFFERSON CITY—630. third Alexander de Seton never 11:00—Kemp’s dance orchestra. 11:00—Orchestra, tenor, organ. 9:15-Girl Scouts program. made claim to the peerage of Gor The Jitney Players, the “ theatre j that slenderizing effect so much desired* The high 348.6—WABC, NEW YORK—860. 315.6— WRC, WASHINGTON—95a 10:15—Studio piano recital. on wheels,” headed by Bushnell ; 7:00—Orchestra, vocalist, feature. 8:00—AVEAF programs t3 hrs.) 384.4—WMC, MEMPHIS—780. don, it was pointed out that the 11:00—AVJZ Slumber music. 10:30—Studio concert. , - Cheney, son of H. B. Cheney of j lustre will retain its original beauty and finish after 9:00—Cellar Knight,” comedy skit. annuUment of his mother’s mar- Manchester, will begin a fortnight’s ’ .xlage made him dubious of his engagement at the Cherry Lane: many washings. ^ claims. Furthermore, his half Theatre, New York, on March 18. ‘'iyrttber, George, by his marriages, “ The Dragon,” which was presented j BUCKLAND WAXES GAY STATE HOSPITAL AID was a*^ Tery powerhil person. His in Manchester at the beginning of 1 WTIC first wlfe~w£is the daughter of the the season, will be the first week s | TO GO INTO BUDGET Lord Chancellor of whom Sir Wal presentation and “ A Trip to Scar PROGRAMS OVER ITS DIRE ‘POVERH’ ter Scott wrote that he was “ des borough” by Richard Brinsley Travelers, Hartford titute of faith, mercy and right-, Sheridan, which they played at eousness.” His second wife was the the Rec grounds last summer, the 500 m. 600 K. C. Parent-Teachers Association .411 adverse report, decided on Princess Annabella, sister of King yesterday by the Appropriations second; and Guests Get a Lot of Fun James Second. Of those days in Committee of the Legislature, on a Scotlaiiid..}t had been written: Alexander Cole ot the Oaklyn Fill Trograni for IVetlucsday Out of “Poor” Social. hill appropriating $10,000 to Man “ In those days there was no law ing Station is in Boston for a few chester Memorial hospital, does not in Scotland, but the strong oppress Down Stairs Thrift Store 6; 15 p. m.— Summary of Program. days on a business trip. mean that the hospital will have to ed the weak and the whole king 6:20 get along without any state aid for p. m.— United States Daily dom was one den of thieves, mis 841 Main Street, South Manchester News Bulletins from Washing Despite the rainy weather the next two years. deeds, robberies and fire raisings.’’ ton, D. C. night the assembly hall of The bill is only one of a number • f "i hospital appropriation measures The Papal Bull 6:25 p. m.— Hartford Couraut Buckland school 1 But now comes the papal kull FILMS Ne-ws Bulletins. was cioAvaea ! adversely treated at the same time. the monthly meeting and entertain-1 and was killed by the committee of Pope Eugenius I’V of 1447. It is Developed and 6:30 p. m.— Hotel Bond Trio— addressed to the Bishop of Moray. Emil Heimherger, Director— j ment of the Parent-Teacher asso- only because provision for such ap- Printed elation. Principal C. P. Quimby of propriations are to be made under From this document it appears that Program of Requested Selec-1 when the second Alexander de WM. E. KRAH tions. the High school was the speaker of the budget. the evening and took the general A. more scientific method of ap Seton asked for annuUment of his FLAMING T:D0 p. m.— Station WCAC w’ill marriage with Egidia Hay, he con broadcast on this same fre subject of education for his theme portioning state aid to hosoitals Expert — education in the church, the has been adopted than the hap cealed from the bishop's court the of All Kinds quency until 7:30 p. m. fact that he had duly-received dis 7:30 p. m.— La Touraine Concert school and the home, wdth particu hazard one in vogue in the past and Radio Service lar stress on the ’’home.” He drove state money is now to be awarded pensation to contract that mar Get behind from N. B. C. Studios. 669 Tolland Turnpike, home a number of points at the to hospitals according to a definite riage. Elite Studio S:00 p. m.—Woodruff Seed Pro After the annuUment thus ob gram. same time punctuating his retjiarks system, depending on the per capita South Manchester Avith humorous stories, sometimes cost of treatment and the number tained, he contracteci his second OSa Main, Upstairs Two features new to Station marriage, that Avith Elizabeth Phone 364-2 WTIC will he introduced in at the expense of the teaching pro of non-paying or part-paying patienl.s cared for. Under this ar Crichton. But some years later he wheel and this evening's broadcast. The fession, as for instance: ‘ ‘People that can do things do them; others rangement it i.s believed that the feared excommunication from the Woodruff Seed program at 8 Manchester.hospital will not suf pope because of this deceit. He. o’clock Avill be of particular in teach school.” The entertaiujnent committee, fer. therefore, made an appeal to the terest to garden-lovers and pope. In his bull, Eugenius absolv those who are interested in headed by Mrs. Loiiis L. Grant, an facts nounced that musical numbers ed Alexander from excommunica having flowers in the home. An tion, enjoined certain penances, al appropriate musical back Avould be given by a ladies’ orches S.VY NOT SO tra. This turned out to be a kitch lowed him and Elizabeth to con ground will be played as the tract marriage anew, and declared Just Drive—Just take the hints on the garden are given. en band, the players being young June: My kid brother is in the girls of Buckland. The troupe also adolescent stage already. all his past and future offspring INSURANCE « The Continental Baking pro from her as legitimate. wheel—then you’ll, know gram at 8:30 o’clock Avill fea presented a sketch entitled “ Mem- Beatrice: Is he? 1 didn't even ture the Happy Wonder Bak-} ories.” A saxophone and cornet know he was sick.— Life. Counsel for tte claimant urged why Bu’ick is winning ers, a lively ensemble Avhich 1 duet Avas given by Warren and that the conclusion from tWs bull was obvious. The third Alexander has wou favor among radio I Beaton Case and monologues by AN EASY PREY de Seton, offspring of the marriage more than twice as many listeners throughout the coun { Arthur and William Davis. iThe Best Guardian of try for its dance presentations. More than $10 Avas realized from ] Daughter: Did you have many Vf buyers as any oth er car Herman Knoll directs the Bak the "poverty social” fines. Those I love affairs, daddy? Life and Property ers, w’ho specialize in novel who had curled hair, bobbed hair Soldier Father; No, child: 1 fell orchestrations of current hits. or wore jewelry were subjected to in the first engagement.— Answers. 8:30 p. m.— Kremlin Echoes— fines of a nickel or a dime. Those Russian Symphonic Music and who smiled and those who had long Native Chorus. faces were fined and everybody was 9:00 p. m.— Ipana Troubadours fined on some pretext or another. from N. B. C. Studios. Those worst dressed had the small 3:30 p. m.— Palmolive Hour from est entrance fee to pay. It created N. B. C. Studios. a lot of fun and the whole program Insure Your Valuables 10:30 p. m.— Gold Strand Orches AA'as pronounced the most enjoy tra from N. B. C. Studios. able of the season. Home made • eu.iOTt. * A BOX A GOOD SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT 11:00 p. m.— Hartford Courant cake and coffee was served and Neivs Bulletins; Weather Re dancing followed, to music by the IS THE port. teachers’ orchestra. Program for Thursday Morning Priday evening of this week the H is Y o u n g BEST AND CHEAPEST INSURANCE. 11:00 a. m.— The Hartford Electric Parent-Teacher association will Light Company Presents Plor- sponsor an entertainment for the A m b itio n rie B, Bowering, Director of benefit of this year’s graduating The Manchester Trust Co. Home Economics, Landers, class. Mrs. Prank Smith has been Very likely your little son MOTOR .CARS Prary & Clark in “ Kool Kitch instrumental in securing a group hopes to be a pirate some day. en Kookery.” of young people from St. Mary’s Later on his plans and yours 11:15 a. m.— "Household Commo church to present the three-act will probably more nearly SERIES IIS ’ SERIES 121 SERIES 129 dities” from N. B. C. Studios. play, “ Bobby Takes a Look,"'un Yes Our Service coincide. 11:45 a. m.— United States Daily der the direction of Mrs. Ethel Sedans* • - • $1220 to $1320 $1450 to $1520 $1875 to $2145 News Bulletins from Washing Davis. The school children are dis Coapes - - • $1195 to $1250 $1395 to $1450 $1865 to $1879 You can fix thin^ ’so that no $1525 to $1550 ton, D. C. tributing thd tickets for the play j Sport Can • - $1225 $1325 Is A Source Of These prices L o. b. Buick Factory, special equipment exua. Convenient 11:55 a. m.— Time Signals. and it is certain that nobody in the { misfortune will prevent those Fire and Liability 12:00 Noon— Parm Plashes. district will be overlooked. Home-; plans from being carried out. terms can be arranged on the liberal G. M. A. C. Tune Payment Plan. 12:15 p. m.—The Brown Thomson made candy will he offered for sale j Sextette. during intermission. I Pride Life insurance will maintain An enthusiastic response On Monday evening, March 11, your young family in comfort CAPITOL BUICK CO. from its audience following the the young men of the district will I to US. We take pleasure in in case of your untimely death Insurance JAMES M. SHEARER, Manager. presentation of a number of give a public whist and dance in serving our customers and sell- and provide for their educa * ‘Cor. Main, and Mid. Tpk., South Manchester old-time jigs and reels has In the Buckland school assembly hall. ing them the best in coal and spired the Brown Thomson They have announced that the two tion later on. Inquire. Sextet to provide their pro first prizes wiU be $2.50 gold fuel oil. When Betty*’ Aatomobiles Are Built ; ; . Buick W ill Build Them pieces, that they will also offer two Connecticut General grams with several selections Sole agents for Old Com- RICHARD G. RICH of this type of maslc in their other prizes and an attendance Life Insurance Company pany’s Lehigh Coal- luncheon hour broadcasts prize. Refreshments and a social Tinker Building, South Manchester. through Station WTIC on time will follow the card games. FAYETTE R CLARKE Tuesdays and Thursdays at The boys have engaged Case’s or G. E. Willis & Son, Inc. 12:15 o’clock. These tunes are chestra to play for the dancing INSURANCE sprightly, vivacioas and full of which will take up the remainder Masons' Supplies Advertise in rojj^cking good humor. J .the $ime. . 2MainSL XeLSQ jpqnot Sauarcu Manchester
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'^1 .Vi I" . T - . d r- ! f^ PAGE EXGfiX MANCHESTBB EW anNC HERALD, SOUTH MANGHlHl^R, CONN, \yEHNESDAY, - - } i ■itiri iitif? automobile regulation— If In turn the little Mexlcau nury is adopting, m M stin ftfM they are reasonably backed by the but the half dozen gunboats and > Eonting EersUt Legislature and the State Highway one coast defen.se vessel which con Health and Diet Department. When the motor laws stitute that service may not be PUBUSSBD BY THE without effect in a struggle which HERALD PRINTINa COMPANY. INC are laughed at It Is not difficult to A dvice A t IS B lsiell Street, find the reason why. Involves such ports as Vera Cruz. South Manchester. Conn. By DB. FRANK McGOl Founded by Elwood S. Ela, TOWN MEETINGS EXIT B E ^ Oct. 1. 1881 It Is something of a commentary Evwry Evening Except Sundays and The fact that fewer than seventy Bolidaya citizens, about ten per cent of them on sheer, brains and cleverness, un Entered at the Post Office at South ^ .. Manchester, Conn^ as Second Class ■* ^om en, took part in the town meet- supported by certain other quali m GH BLOOD PRESSURE AND MARCH RUG Mall Matter. ing which Monday night determined ties, that Senator James A. Reed MEATS SUBSCRIPTION RATES; By Mall of Missouri can depart from the High blood pressure la found In six dollars a year, sixty cents a the tax rate that every property an alarmingly large percentage of month for shorter perloda holder in Manchester must pay this Senate of the United States with By carrier, eighteen cents a week. people over middle age. It is con Single copies three Centa year, is about as powerful an argu out Infilctlng on the country at sidered such a dangerous symptom* EVENT that Insurance companies will turn SPECIAL advertising REPRE- ment as could be presented for the large the slightest sense of loss. SENT ATI VE. Hamllton-Do Llsser, down an applicant without further '' Inc., 28S Madison Avenue, New York, creation of a board of finance to There are not many men gifted examination If the blood pressure js and 612 North Michigan Avenue, with more active minds than Jim Chicago. take over the business of tax lay too high. The Manchester Evening Herald Is ing and appropriation which the Reed and very few who possess Every doctor takes the blood on sale In New York City at Schultz’s such readiness in debate. In addi pressure as a matter of routine be News Stand, Sixth Avenue and 42nd. people of the town very obviously cause it is important in diagnosis. Street, and 42nd. Street entrance of no longer care to be bothered with tion endowed with extraordinary A person may have a high blood Grand Central Station and at all Hoatllng News Standa themselves. vigor and a great deal of 'that In pressure for years wlthont being definite quality that Is called force, aware of the fact since there is no If the laying of the tax is to be method of determining this without Client of International News Ser left to a handful of people In any an accurate memory and an Impish an examination with a sphygmo vice. event it would seem to be quite ap cleverness, he has been,- throughout manometer by a competent diagnos "International News Service has the parent that the handful would bet his senatorial career equipped to tician. Many people come to un exclusive rights to use for republlca- timely deaths or paralysBs from tlon In any form all news dispatches ter be one especially fitted and se make himself a place close to the credited to or not otherwise credited apoplexy. This could easily have In this paper. It Is also exclusively lected to do that work than one heart of the whole American people been avoided by the proper fasting entitled to use for republlc&tlon all — except that he has been like a and dieting regime had these in the local or undated news published made up of entirely casual indi herein." viduals who Just happen to drop good law without an enacting dividuals been aware that they were affected by high blood pres Select from Full Service Client of N E A Ser iu on town meeting, perhaps to get clause. He has never had an ad sure. vice. Member, Audit Bureau of Clrcu- mirable purpose, never been devot The instrument used to deter latlona out of the rain. tbe largest, It Is all very well to retain our ed to a cause apart from his own mine the blood pressure Is attached llUi'U to the upper arm and the blood WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1929 faith in the principle of the old career, never controlled by a loyal pressure is, determined by measur finest stock New England town meeting, but ty or a^ noble or sacrificial Idea. ing how many millimeters of mer when there are seven or eight It is rather regrettable that so cury are required to force a suf CONSOLIDATION ficient air pressure to stop the cir we have ever thousand voters in a town and not brilliant a light can go out in the i There is no doubt that the cause culation through the brachial over a thousand of them could pos Senate of the United States and artery. -.of town consolidation as to schools, shown ...... fire departments, libraries and sew- sibly attend the meeting If they that there is only here and there an The blood pressure should be be wanted to, and less than a hun American who Is not glad of its tween 120 to 130 in adults. If it ^ers was Importantly advanced by registers above 140 at any age it dredth part of them do want to. extinguishment. th e conference held at the Munici must be considered as a positive EXCHANGE PLAN pal building last night. Perhaps the It is clear that the town meeting, evidence of high blood pressure. as a practical working machine, High blood pressure would be Exchange your old rug for a r most useful development was the very easily controlled if every doc has outlived its usefulness. new one. One appraiser will ‘ demonstration of the fact that much /N NEW YORK tor understood how easily it can be |HE floor coverings you use in your home are the most important ■ of the opposition to consolidation To retain it as an emergency, as reduced with a fruit juice fast. I make you an allowance on your a court of appeal. Is patently the have never seen a single case under backgrounds for your furniture___ and should be selected with had grown up out of misunder old rug which may be applied part of wisdom; and nothing else is New York, March 6.— The liter my observation and control where the utmost care in regard to suitability of designs, and colors to standing of the purposes and meth- ary lanes of Manhattan produce as the pressure could not be readily on the price of a new one. 'ods of the consolidatlonists. And contemplated. But Monday night’s many fascinating romances of dis reduced to normal by this method. harmbhize with yoUr pi^ent furnishings and ^exposures of your - for this. It Is simple fairness to affair gives witness to the state of covery as the stage or the films. The usual dieting prescribed de room sV But for some reason, quite un pends upon eliminating meats, say, the antis are far from being collapse Into which the town meet known to me, the “ finds” of book* alcohol and tobacco, but I Seldom BUDGET PLAN. entirely to blame. ing, as a routine method of doing dom are presumed to be less allur find a patient afflicted with this Wherb would you look for helpful assistance in the correct As the Herald has hitherto in business, has. fallen. Let us by all ing than those of the amusement trouble who has used any of these A small payment down deliv world. so-called agents in excess. These sisted. such conferences as that of means have a finance board. selection of your ru^ but at Watkins? And where could one expect patients are usually heavy starch ers any of the new Spring rugs last night ought to have been held to find a better or larger selection from which to choose? At any rate, George Oppenheimer, and sugar eaters. now, and you can enjoy it while long ago— a half dozen of them in DEFLATING NOBILE After the fasting regime when of Viking Press, spun me a strange you pay the balance in small the last year would have gone a With the stern and spartan and Inspiring tale of achievement the blood pressure has been reduc hardihood which is the boast of the other day. ed to normal, a permanent cure de equal payments. The very best n ^ ... .the cream of America’s looms...... w ere long way toward clearing the at-; pends entirely upon the regulation Fascist! Italy, Admiral Cagni’s It seems that over In Sandwich, personally selected by our own buyers, so that no matter what price mospbere, probably would have Mass., lives one Jonathan Leonard. of the use of carbohydrates, some cleared It altogether; also they court of Inquiry Into the Italia dis At the age of 50 Leonard found times for a long period of time. _ I you pay here; you are assured of good design, correct colorings, up-to- Have tested this fact carefully in probably would have resulted In a aster has, to employ the vernacular, himself author of his first novel. SPECIAL TERMS. the-minute merchandise of the finest quality at low prices made possi* made a buni cut of a hero. Gener But he couldn’t find a publisher. A hundreds of cases. If the patler’ better and more permanent charter uses carbohydrates on one day and Just to give you an idea of ble by large quantity buying ! al Nobile, once lauded by Italians number of them flatly turned down revision than we are now likely to his manuscript. But Leonard be not on the next, it is very easy to the special terms in force dur get. all over the world as among the lieved In the book and wanted It, at determine the day when the car ^eatest of the great, is by that re least, to reach ithe hands of his bohydrates are used, by the blood in g M arch___ $3 down delivers You inay pay for the rugs you select during March on an unusual But this latter consideration is a pressure examination alone. High port hauled from,his pedestal and friends. A few days later found any rug in our stock up to minor matter. The big point is that him out shopping for typo. Next blood pressure is not actually a ly convenient payment plan... .taking advantage of our exchange plan, consolidation of the school dis soundly booted for having permit he bought.a second-hand job print disease. It is usually a symptom of $58.50, while $10 down delivers ~ some other condition of the body, also. i . .as described to the left. tricts, fire service and sewer con ted himself to be rescued from the ing press. With -the usual-clumsi any rug up to $100. Ice whil'e other members of the ness of one who flrsf aets type by and Is frequently found In gout or trol Is urgently demanded rigbt hand, he began the tedlofis-]^QC§3S rheumatism, excessive mental noy. Given these, other questions wrecked airship’s crew were nec of preparing a book bf'some 4(10 strain, or worry and hardening of as to forms of municipal govem-- essarily left behind to take their pages,'running off two pages at a the arteries. chances. time on his hand press. ^ Exercises should be used„ cau-j ment and methods of admlnlstrg^ He begun work on a second tiously at first, and all movements tion can very well wait for further The Cagni report. It may be men noveL taken slowly. A good policy is t legislation at another session of tioned, agrees completely with the take a walk each day, starting with the Legislature. opinion that many thousands of It seems that even a book, how one mile and gradually increasing 54 b/ South Manchester. persons of all nationalities have ever, -may have coincidence play a the distance as the endurance In Nor Is It possible to go back over ^ large part in Its life. Thus, it so creases and strength permits. • the past year or year and a half held ever since the truth about happened, Alfred Kreymborg, the A small amount of protein is and reconstruct the history of this Nobile’s rescue became known. Its poet, spent a vacation in the Cape needed in the dally diet. This can justice will be questioned by few. Cod district. The Leonards were be meat protein or the protein of charter revision. The Job at hand then living in Cape Cod and, quite As an’ example of a very special cheese' and nuts. If too large a is to get together for complete un by accident, they met Kreymborg. quantity of either meat, starch .or derstanding and unity of action on courage, as it seems to be regarded Kreymborg bega'n reading pop sugar is used the poison from this tions of the second work, which the business of consolidation. Last by some— a sort of super-victory excess nourishment may create for truth that would be impossi Leonard called “ The Meddlers.” So toxins which are irritating to the night’s meeting was a big help. The enthusiastic was the poet that he tissues. the issue of opposition to extension Informal mass meeting to be held ble anywhere else than in Musso asked permission to take it back to The one with a tendency to high of slavery. In case the legislation on Monday evening next should be lini’s Italy— the report simply is New York. A portion of It was blood pressure should live mostly should pass. ^ not. It is fair and just, and no printed In the second volume of on the non-starchy green vegetables The Kansas-Nebraska bill was a still greater one. If it Is entered "An American Caravan,” and at WASHINGTON LETTER passed by the Senate March 3 and more. Now if Mussolini himself had and use a liberal amount of the Into In a spirit of constructiveness. tracted, In turn, the' attention of blood purifying and acid fruits. One Ripon bad a second nreetlng March There Is still time for great achieve-' been in command of the Italia, and Bertrand Russell, internationally meal a day of nothing but the acid 20.' if he had permitted himself to be known critic and philosopher. fruits should be used whenever the ;“ I went from house to house and ment In the Improvement o f condi It was in this round-about way rescued under precisely the same blood pressure Shows a tendency to This is the first of two articles^ The namiB “ Republican” , iifai re- from shop to shop and halted men tions In Manchester, in economic that Oppenheimer heard of Leon increase. adopted from that of Tbomfifr Jef to get their names for the meet circumstances as did Nobile, and on the contentions of two Michigan and efficiency development. Provid ard, and being in the publishing and Wisconsin cities over “ the ferson’s old party* which had been ing,” Bovay wrote long' afterward. By WILLIAM EL GnJtOY, D. D. if then Admiral Cagni bad had the business was naturally curious “ At that time there were hot more ed the people of the town consult QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS birthplace of the Republican party.” discarded In- favor of i‘Demo-, nerve to denounce the action, that about the man. So. the book which cratic” in Jkckson's time, tilk^ kll than a hundred’ voters in Ripon Editor,ot .The Odngregatlonallait.s their interests ahead of their an took one year and a half to print Spots Before Eyes And, by a vast deal of earnest talk I have read of A dweller in aA would have been something to Question: Mary J. asks: “ What good Democrats; many RepuhllcaDs cient— and rather ridiculous— pre finally achieves a market. It is to this day trace, their political ah^- ing I obtained 53 of them. We EagliSh slum district who wa^ called “ Back to Stay,” and soon will causes black spots and chains and By RODNEY DUTCHER. judices and neighborhood jealous brag about. But how many will be cestry back to Jefferson. went into the.little meeting, held In asked why. be. got so drunk. everjK lieve that, in such circumstance, be published. webs to float in front of the eyes Washington, March 6.— To de a schoolhouse. Whigs, Free Sellers Saturday night. Bis reply wap. that ies. all the time? Have had them for cide whethet the Republican party and Democrats. W e came hut of- It such a report would have been it was “ the -slidrtest way out There are scores of stories of about four or five years. was born in RIpon, Wis., or Jack- Organization of the n d # . pkrty Republicans and wo Were the, first Manchester.” .. J made? discovery In the “ Grub Street” of Answer: This trouble is usually son, Mich., one must first define came from a movement 6( hiahy Republicans In the Union.** But Ufa has Its^hlgh Ways, a4 caused because the blood is in, a FLOUTED ANTI-LAWS Ah, the Invaluable life of the New York. the way in which a political party persons outside of politico;' Who htd The meeting voted to dissolve the well as its'low ways, of, forgetful Trader. Horn was about as unique highly toxic state and soflxe of these no political jobs to Itise; Anti- Whig and Free Soil local commit The extent to which the automo Duce— that is different! is actually born. uess and peace. There Is the peacu as any. Most of the reading world Impurities affect the eyes in such a The reason Jackson and Ripon Nebraska conventions were held, tees and appointed a committee qf of pbllvloD, of„ the wiping out « bile laws of Connecticut Jrave fall knows by this time how the old manner as to cause microscopical ate still arguing the question on however, and often were called three Whigs, one Depaocrat and a consciousness, and there is thi particles to float about in the en into contempt, ever since the ELEMENTS OF REAL WAR fellow, but a few years out of the Ihe eve of a 75th anniversary cele jointly by regular commlHoes of Free Soller to “ begin the, task, of peace: of a super-codsclousnesw^-thS African jungle, came by the door watery fluid inside of the eyeball. bration of the birth is that a party the old Whig, Democratic Afid Free forming a new party.” state government threw up its Any dependable appraisal of the inspiration' of visions that are seej steps of Elfrleda'Lewis, peddling This trouble can often he cured isn’t always born as a person is Soil parties. Newspapers jdlbhd ,in Whether or hot these events only with the eyes o f the soul. I| hands in surrender to the speed situation In Mexico at this time is kitchen utensils. He stopped to tell through a complete detoxication of l)orn. It may be born in several the movement, which was efipeclally can now he called the actual birth is a simple fact of, life that suen sters by casting off all maximum practically impossible. Apparently, her a few tales and ended by col the system by fasting, dieting, exer places, simultaneously or progres strong In the Northwest. MySrs of the Republican party, Myers visions have often been for th# laborating in one of the most suc cising and other hygienic measures. agrees with Charles M. Harvey that speed restrictions, was never bet however, this revolution is differ sively. says: j " poor and the' sorrowing, where the^ cessful yarns of the genCTatlon, Pimples on Tongue Few authorities huve undertaken “ Probably the meeting whiob ^ “ at these two meetings was started have, been denied to those wbosA ter illustrated than by the arrest ent from other disturbances there "Vina Delmar was a moving pic Question: Mrs. K. H. G. asks: arbitrarily to hand all . the honors pecially deseiwes the btealc for the earliest systematic work begun have been rfnil of luxury: an'd easeS in four towns. In one day of 26 in recent times, in that It Is an ture show usher In the Bron: be "Could you please tell me why I either to Ripon or Jackson. Dr. leading thd way in the orkkiiieatlon anywhere In the country to brln,g It was this that Paul bad in mlnijj^ fore she became famous overnight get pimples on my tongue after eat drivers who hadn’t taken the trou army revolt, primarily, and not, as Edward Stanwood, in his widely of a new party was tnht held at about the coalition of the enemies when he said “ 1 have learned with “ Bad Girl.” And Joan Lowell, ing walnuts?” consulted History of the Presi Ripon,, Fond dtt Lac-Cohrtty,,’ Wis., of slavery extension, who were whatsoever state I am therewith tw ble to obtain 1929 licenses. has usually been the case, a con who will be placed before the world Answer: There Is an acid con dency, merely says: and Mr. Alyan B. Bovay* A promi eventually fused Into a homogen be content.” 5 If the State Police could find 26 flict between poorly armed, undis by Max Schuster in a few weeks, tained in the skin of the walnut.^ • “ The Republican party origi nent, member of the Whig! pacty eous and aggressive party, adopting Paul also had discovered how has spun many a yarn of her South which proves irritating to some Illegal drivers In one*day in Ber ciplined bandit mobs on the one nated in the west A mass meeting who lived in that .town, whs the the name Republican.” dect and easily, accessible to ord^ Sea childhood over the Manhattan people. This is why you notice at Ripon, Wis., early In 1854, fol- prime mover in caliing the fiOnveh The basis for Jackson’s claim to lin, Plalnvllle and Thompsonville, side and trained troops on. the nary men Jesus, had made the wn^ teacups before friends were able to pimples on the tongue after eating Idwed soon afterward by a niass tion, and also* In tho use'bt the being the G.'O. Pi’s birthplace will to God. When he said that in G o« it is a fairly sure guess that there other, resulting in bushwhacking persuade her to set them down in them. You should either blanch state convention at Jackson, Mich., name Republican for th^ new be described in a subsequent article. “ we live and move and have ouw were literally thousands of per warfare consisting principally of a book to be called “ The Cradle of the walnuts or substitute blanched and state conventions In July in party.” ' i i being,” Paul was only repeating the Deep.” The first 17 years of almonds or pecans. sons driving on that day, within chases. Vermont, Wisconsin, Ohio pnd Indi Ripon Is a Small town, tt has what Jesus bad said to the Woma^ her life were spent among sailor FRECKLES ana, brought the new party into be- a population of only about 4.090 to at the Well. A modern poet haA the limits of the state, either on old What part of the Mexican army folk on her father’s barkenline, Question: Rosy writes: "I have Ipg, with its present name, and day. Bovay was a lawyei* who hkd said tbat ‘heaven lies round abou^ licenses or without any. has Joined the revolt and what part which touched at the far-away Isles freckles which fade in the winter, with opposition to the extension of come to Ripon from New t'hrk V.Jn us in our-infancy.” ' But age* bo? of the south Pacific. Du Bose but I look terrible in the summer. If this Is an evidence of anything of it remains and is likely to remain slavery as the one Issue that united 1850. In 1882 he was vlsftthg His fore. Jesus had revealed heaven Heyward was selling insurance in Is it the sun that causes this? How Its members. old friend Horace Greeley In New around men In their dally llve^ It Indicates a widespread disregard loyal to President Gil and his now Charleston when he determined to can I keep them from becoming so York and remarked that there muht I,And i .wiU bring yon out from The saint finds a truer way to pea<^ for the state’s power to control the military chieftain, Calles, there Is write. plain- In the summer?” be a new party which Wbiilii., (Jie ' and-will gather- you than the drunkard—^^and there Is n « And there are, of course, hun Answer: If I were you I '■ Prof. William Starr Myers, the mand exclusloh Of sldvetW from the aftermath of return to sordldnesi^ automobile, an indifference which no way of knowing. But if there is wouldn’t worry much about out of ■ the coiintrlet* wherein y e dreds of others. most recent historian of the party, territbrles. When Greeley -..i^SUbd w e ^tteiwd* with a mighty hand, and disillusionment - ' is fast coming to be as common as anything like an even division GILBERT S'WAN. fre.ckles. In fact, with these March makes a graceful bow to Ripon and him what he would ball this party winds blowing, my own freckles are and i^th a stretched out arm, and the Indifference and contempt for Mexico Is likely to witness in the then says that “ the next great, step Bovay replied “ Republican.**;; n^tb* fury' poured out.-—Ezekiel LAUGH THAT OFF coming out In full bloom and I am In 1854 he wrote the thhiobs An anvil block recently made aB the prohibitory liquor laws. Immediate future something pretty In the final organization of a new 20:84. Sheffield for>a five-ton drop stam^ not worrying a bit. Your face may party, and the step usually accepted editor urging him to advocatA inaSs Yet there Is a very wide differ serious In the way of real war. hammer weighs .98 tons. “ My father is richer than your be more interesting because of the by historical judgment as being the meetings of KansaS-NehraSka bill - Nothing can be/fairer or more ence Indeed between the prohibi The Mexican army is by no father. He’s got three houses and freckles but certainly cannot look actual beginning of the Republican opponents everywhere to bapd thr “ terrible.” There are many freckle npble than the holy fervor of true tory laws and the laws regulating means an Insignificant institution, yours has none.” organization, was taken when a gether under that natne. saying: zeal.-^MblietA^ “ I know, but my father has the removers on the market, hut any is the only one 'that wilt, live attd automobile traffic, because the lat state convention was held, a little Carlson & Company consisting as It does of some 50,000 mortgages on your father’s houses. of them are llkhle to Injure the over three months after the Ripon last.” Greeley a ffew hiohthji-later skin. You cannot remove freckles ^ If ..sodium''nitrate Is appll^ to ter have the active support of a regular troops, said to be well — Passing Show. meeting, at Jackson, Mich., on July suggested the name in' a Tribune wheat at the time of heading, the DAILY EXPRESS definite majority of the people. equipped and supplied with at least without Injury any more than a 6, 1854.” editorial. ^ ■ leopard can change his spots. protdn content of the grain is There is a great body of public a rudimentary air service. Natural OUT O’ ORDER 4 Myers draws largely from Henry increased.' ’ SERVICE Wilson’s The Rise and Pall of the Bovay and two Other. RiponlanS, opinion back of any effort to prop ly those units which are in revolt “ And after he kissed you three Slave Power and The Republican one a Democrat And the bther A ' , r • to erly regulate the automobile laws. will have seen to It that they are as times, then what?” Party, by Francis Curtis. Free Soller, Issued a call fot A piih- ^ ^(^n d Mortgage HARTFORD ; And, moreover, the motor laws are well supplied with munitions as “ Well— then he began to get Sen • The Kansaa-Nebraska bill, which lic meeting to consider the lliuntlhb timental.”— Life. TEST ANSWERS repealed the Missouri Compromise, while the Kansas-Nebras^ft mil THOMPSONVILLE % enforclble, or would be If they were could be arranged and there are / Money split the Whig and Democratic still pending in Congress, SPRINGFIELD strengthened by the addition of any all the elements of a sanguinary Scientists say that only a com Here Is the answer to .the Letter parties Vride open and furnished the At a meeting in the Rtn6B Oob- Now Oil Hand kind of a reasonable speed maxi conflict at hand. paratively small amount of smoke Golf puzzle on the comics page: big push for the new organization. •gregatlonal church on '.f'sh. . 98, Telephone: . . SCARE, SHARE.SHORE, s h o r n . The amalgamation of the anti 1854, a. resolution was piiSS^. i. de-. Arthur AI Knofla Nothing has been said as yet,,in in the air Is sufficient to cut off the Manchesti^ 2433. mum. The police, the public In gen- whole of the ultra-violet rays so SHOWN, SHOWS, CHOWS, slavery element was a “ synchron man ding the fobtfiatlbn fit a nSW 07G Mhin fii** - l*hone 782-2 |r{d, the courts will' back rational the dispatches, as to what attitude necessary to srnnd health. CROWS. ous rising in many places.” Republican” party baaed Solbiy on Btty, Build and Uvu in Mancheeter. Springfield 3-2180.
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■ i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6,1929. I stock I once owned Is now worth aiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiHiiiiniHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiii federal troops marching determin BATTLE OF PROXIES DAVID BIRCK DEAD millions of dollars,” he said a MEXICAN FEDERALS edly towards Vera Cruz . on the PAST HIGH PRIESTS short time before his death. “ But eastern coasL I’m not complaining or' accusing That Monterrey, the industrial TO OCCUPY CHAIRS STARTS TOMORROW Detroit, March 6.-—David D. anyone of cheating me. It was the ( N E W SPR IN G TO CRUSH REVOLT capital of the State of Nuevo Leon, Bulck, who spent a fortune on his breaks of the game, and 1—I lost has fallen before the onslaughts of ^‘impossible dream of horseless car rebel forces under Gen. Jose Gon- out.” (Continued from Pag'd 1) For First Time Delta Chapter, ((Tontlnned from P#ge 1) riages” and reaped only poverty In Without bitterness he revealed zalo Escobar, is now admitted by return. Is dead here today at the that friends of other and more the war ministry. R. A. M. Will See Past Offi qulred to prevent Stewart’s ouster, age of 74. prosperous days bad refused to help DRESSES ^dltional troops are being recruited. The government^ however, mini cers Confer Degree. a “ grapevine” tabulation of the re The one-time wagon manufac him. Communications Ont. mized the importance of the fall of turns Indicated today. turer who lost out in the tumultous Until a. month ago Bulck had Monterrey, stating that there were Railway communication between The Past High Priests of Delta Winthrop W. Aldrich, represent automotive Industry because of in worked doggedly at an Instructor- — in— Ei Paso, Texas, and Mexico City has few loyal troops in the city at the Chapter, No. 51, Royal Arch ing the Rockefellers, let it be ability to meet its financial expan ship In the Detroit School of Trades lime and that the city was taken been cut. Telegraphic and tele Masons, will accupy the chairs at known that the fight was directed sion, died of cancer in Harper bos- that gave him his livelihood in re phone communication is interrupt with vii'tually no fighting, the chapter communication tonight pltal here last night. cent years. (According to rebel versions of solely against Col. Stewart and that PRINTS AND ed. in the Masonic Temple. This will “ no drastic changes In the direc “ Yes, it’s true that I found the His widow and one son, Thomas Federal troops are approaching the fall of Monterrey, the rebels Bulck Motor Car Co., and that the Buick, survive. seized the city after an all night be the first time that the Past High torate of the company” would be Vera Cruz, capital of the '.State of Priests have ever exemplified in made. PLAIN COLORS Vera Cruz, which had been seized battle during which the first blood shed of the rebellion occured. The Delta Chapter. The communication It was also reported that in the by the insurrectos. rebels claimed they were dpposed opens at 7:30 p. m. event of a Rockefeller victory there Three thousand federals under The Mark Master Mason degree would be no “ tampering” with the Gen. Miguel Acosta, a cavalry com by 1,000 federal troops of which they captured 650. They also claim will be conferred and the following $400,000,000 stock melon cut by $5.00 $8.98 mander, have reached Esperanza, Past High Priests will occupy the the Stewart management a few half way between Mexico City and ed numerous federal casualties, list ing Gen. Lurriaga among the chairs: Pr-''’. Tilden, East, Thomas weeks ago. Vera Cruz. W. Grafiam, West, James Rich President Portes Gil, of Mexico, dead.) “ Field Marshal” Aldrich, who Is mond, South, Dr. Ward E. Greene, a brother-in-law of the junior WHITE has assured Dwight W. Morrow, the Garrison Recaptured. $10.00 The war ministry also announced Senior Deacon, Leonard J. Rich- Rockefeller, admitted today that he United States ambassador that he is man, Junior Deacon, Raymond confident the revolt will be quelled. great progress In the drive to the had left New York with 59 per cent sea towards the city of Vera Cruz. Goslee, Master Overseer, Herbert of the company's voting strength Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, the House, Senior Overseer, Millard W. Sizes 16 to 44 famous American aviator, who was It stated that the entire rebel gar pledged against Stewart, yet he Park, Junior Overseer. would not make a boast of victory. OAK marooned in Mexico by accident to rison of Orizaba, numbering about his plane, is still in Mexico City. He 500 troops, were recaptured. Urlza- Refreshments will be served fol At his hotel in Chicago, he said: and his fiancee. Miss Anne Morrow, ha is only 80 miles from Vera lowing the degree work. “ We will not make any claims All the Latest Materials daughter of the American ambas- Cruz. of victory until the checking o t sa,dor, spend much time together. It was also stated that 350 rebels DB VALERA FREE proxies is completed.” COAL Former President Calles, who surrenedered to the federal van London, March 6.— Eamonn De was especially appointed Mexican guard at Esperanza* Puebla, near Valera, Irish Republican leader HALEY FISEE’S FUNERAL secretary of war, issued an official the Vera Cruz state boundary. who was arrested near Belfast sev Seven large electric and steam loco New York, March 6.— With hun statement indicating his belief that eral weeks ago and imprisoned for dreds of the city’s most prominent MCtEHEAT-USS ASHES motives and much other rolling violating the exclusion order REARDON’S Vera Cruz will soon be taken by the residents crowded into the Protes stock was recaptured at the rail against him, was released today, FOR SALE BY Federals. Calles said that propa tant Episcopal church of St. Mary ganda leaflets were being dropped way junction there. said a Central News dispatch from G. B. WILLIS ft SON, [NO. Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiilip Gen. M. Molinar commanded the the Virgin, funeral services were from airplanes offering amnesty to Belfast. De Valera was taken to held today for Haley Flske, presi 2 Main St,, Manchester, Phone 50 the rebels'Who lay down their arms. federal force which captured Es- the Ulster border under armed es peranza. He reported that he en dent of the Metropolitan Life In cort and placed upon a Dublin surance Co, FOREIGNERS SAFE. countered no opposition. train. There was no demonstration. Washington, March 6. — The The federal force which took ADVER'nSE IN THE HERALD—IT PAY| Mexican revolution is proceeding on Orizaba consisted of 8,000 Infantry a basis of non-molestation of for and cavalry under the command of iiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii eigners and foreign interests, ac Gen. Almazan, the government in E = cording to dispatches reaching dicated that virtually no opposition Washington today. Thus far not a was encountered there either. single case of anti-foreign feelin This forse has now been augu- or of injury to Americans as a re mented to 15,000 for a concerted I Many A Fine Suit Has Met | sult-of revolutionary activity has drive upon Perote and Vera Cruz, been reported. according to the war ministry. A dispatch from Nuevo Laredo, War Minister Calles in an official timed night of March 5 stated that bulletin indicated that the rebel I Its Doom Thru Moths | Announcing A Consignment Sale of conditions there were tranquil, al force defending Vera Cruz under though Gen. Torres and Serratos, Gen. Aguirre was not sufficiently professing loyalty to the Gil gov large to offer effective resistance to = in a comparatively short time because some spot of | ernment, were moving their troops the federal forces. E grease or (Jirt was forgotten or half removed by home | to strategic points. According to unofficial estimates This dispatch confirmed that here, Gen. Aguirre’s forces total S methods. Unless you have had the experience you will S Monterrey was in the hands of the between 3,000 and 4,000 men. Parlor Furniture In Connection With Rebels. I hardly believe how fast moths will develop and how | An American development con 5 quickly they will find soiled places in your clothing. Our | cern at Nuevo Laredo, employing Coal crushed to the fineness of about fifty Americans, reported no toilet powder and used for firing = advice is to have your clothing cleaned regularly to avoid = molestation. ships’ furnaces, is claimed to make Report “ All Quiet.” a saving of $1.50 a ton on coal, E such losses. ' s Second Anniversary Another dispatch from Guaymas, while Increasing the boiler effi a port in Sonora, said: ciency 18 to 20 per cent. “ Travelers arriving at Guaymas I Phone 952 | from Hermosillo by automobile re port all quiet afternoon of March 4. I Work Called for and Delivered | Gen. Amanta and the 29th Battal Starting Thursday Morning o ’cloch ion and other troops and Indians i m i F i i B n loyal to the Gil government have taken to the mountains. There was no news of any combat and Guay M B I D I MANCHESTER mas is in the hands of the Revolu If you have dandruff, apply cool Manchester is waking up to the fact tionists. ing, soothing Zemo to the scalp. This “ The Mexican vessel Bolivar has amazing antiseptic liquid, which is been seized by the Revolutionists. in'visible and odorless, will quickly I CLEANERS & DYERS j “ The Gloria, an American fishing cleanse the head. It also brings reli^ that there is a third furniture store in vessel, is in the harbor. from itching skin, pimples and Ec S Robert E. Dougan, Prop- = “ Gen. Manzo, leader of the Son zema. It clears the sMn, as nothing ora Revolutionists, has Informed else can. Get a bottle of Zemo today. S 129 Center St., 0pp. Church St., South Manchester S town that is building up a sound busi- merchants and bankers business Keep it always on hand. All drug l • should continue as usual. Revolu gists, 35c, 60c and $1.00. tion has ample funds. There will TiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHi ness with good merchandise. We are be no seizures for forced loans. But our opponents will be executed.” Another Pevolt. Gen. Rizo, a former Gil com elling good furniture for less money. mander at Guaymas, has revolted ^Insulated Glenwood and is leader of the Rebel forces ^______here. 30 years’ experience in this line has From Hazatlan in Sinaloa came a delayed dispatch saying: “All federal offices, including taught us what Manchester folks re the telegraph office, were closed this morning. Employes placed on Costs Less ontrolledl the train for Guadalajafa, and quire in good furniture and they are Mazatlan is being evacuated by Fed eral troops. Rebel army is reported to Use H e a t to have been at San Bias, repairing railroad. Have no means of com willing to pay for it. munication except steamers. Only municipal authorities left in the tity.” EARLY BULLETINS. Mexico City, March 6.— The re hellion in Mexico today took on the Q u ick er MoreBrenl aspect of organized open warfare with the rebels continuing to hold the ascendancy in the north and R esults Baking
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"( s r t r t k T Fashion Pl^ue E BLACK raesoi ^ js ^ j^ -i W © 19E9 By NEA Service. Inc. ^ A N N E A U ST IN \ S r k •ti mSrn%m Sit THIS HAS HAPPENED “I thought so!” McMann inter quarreled so violently that Adams rupted grimly. “ All right, what had threatened Borden’s life,” Mc poer^Sarfon RUTH LESTER, secretary, finds next? When did Mr. Hayward Mann reflected aloud. “ After Adams the body of her employer, “ HAND- leave? I suppose you’re going tc be left— assuming that he has told the © 1 ^ 2 8 by NEA Servicejne. ' SO»IE HARRY” BORDEN, Monday very helpful and tell exactly when truth about Borden’s having order Do you interrupt your'children solute monarchy has disappear(>d morning sprawled beneath the air- he did leave?” ed him to Chicago— he may have and prevent them, from finish from home government , just as it shaft window of his. private office. Both Ruth and the scrubwoman decfded to make another appeal to ing something:-th^'have begun? has vanished from the courts of na He was shot some time between one glared at him then, but McMann bis boss, to be allowed to stay Most of USdo' that very thing, tion^. . and four Saturday afternoon. did not seem to mind. He did seem here— ” and it never occurh'-to us that it Is C^-operation is the basis of good McMANN, detective sergeant, a little nonplussed, however, when “ In that case, he would have rid a breach of good'manners;? For It government' everywhere. questions the following suspects: Letty answered deflantly: “ No, sir, den up In the elevator.” Ruth is just as possible to .'be rude with . . And if parents want co-opera- Rutli, MRS. BORDEN, Borden’s es I’m not, becausb I don’t know when pointed out drearily. “ And Micky our children as i t ‘ .is . with our tlon they must “do as they would tranged wife and mother of his he did leave! I wasn’t in that cor Moran did not bring him up. Micky friends. '' 1 ' be done by.” If they want con ttvQ, children, who admits calling ridor then. When Mr. Hayward knows Adams well. He would not siderate children they must be con on bhn Saturday afternoon: RITA “Come here, Ben.” come back I took my pail and mop have forgotten if Adams had re “Mother, I Jnst have half a page siderate themselves. DUBOIS, night club dancer, who and broom and went around the turned. Of course If Adams came says she called on Borden Satur to finish this chapter. May I?” 'About ■ laten^tions corner to an office I knew was clos back with the intention of killing “Certainly not., When 1 call, day afternoon to get the tom half ed for the day, because it’s always Mr. Bofden, with the gun he knew This ‘ matter of interrupting, of a S500 hill he promised her; you must come'instantly. Little now! \ closed all day Saturday. And from was kept in my desk, he would have boys mustn’t make mothers wait.” lACK HAYWARD, Ruth’s fiance, there I went to the office next to It. walked up, but If the quarrel had ..,^“Ben, I want you. When you THIS OUPOR’TED “signal flag whose office is across the narrow I’ve said it dozens of times my c.bip6 to a place you can stop, will scarf” of red and white crepe de I didn't come back to Mr. Hay been so bitter as all that, Mr. Bor self, to my children. In the dark airshaft from Borden’s. ward’s office till after half-past two, den would not have admitted him, you please come here?” chine is a striking new novelty. Hayward says he returned to the ages before we began to think pi And I think you won’t have so l'\e I said, and I didn’t see him and Adams had no key.” children as human beings, ‘ apd seventh' fioor Saturday afternoon again.” McMann regarded the girl steadi long to wait'for Ben. His reac to get hlS' and Ruth’s matinee study out this question, not • only tion. probably will surprise you. obedience and she bridles instantly. The hope that had routed Ruth’s ly through narrowed' eyes, and of their behavior toward us, >but tidfets left on his desk. McMann’s overpowering fatigue when she had slowly a smile twitched at his grim “Dorp.thy,. come here. I want "No, young Igdy.. Shut that off our behavior toward them. ' ypu to, set the table,” l)elief in Jack’s guilt is strengthen- remembered that Letty Miller had mouth. “ You’re a new experience and come right away.’* “Drop everything the minute. 1 “Mother, ; this record is just ed ^ xf testimony of MICKY seen Jack on his return to his office to me, Ruth Lester! You’d give If Dorothy's mother was con MORAN and OTTO PFLUGER, speak!” The Great-I-Am com about finished and the last part is died a violent death, leaving the your life to save Jack Hayward’s, mands. “My, word Is law. Whpn stantly interrupted at things she elevator boys, and of BILL if It comes to that, but you won’t the prettiest. Please may I finish girl utterly crushed, and so tired I speak, jump!” Isn’t it,the truth it?” wanted to finish, she would soon COW Ax, Jack’s friend, who tells of that she felt she could not even lift throw the weight of a word against that this is what we’ve been doing A minute or two more won’t che^h a feeling of resentment hating heard Jack threaten Bor- her eyes again, no matter what any other person that you don’t toward her tormentor. d^i’s life. believe is guilty.” to children? It .sounds-funny when make much difference to the table- \'9r happened. put into print, but really, it Is not A detective is sent for CLEG If only Letty had waited, had “ I want the truth to save Jack,” setting but'her mother fears that It follows that children muist ■ comedy, quite the reverse. The ab- GIIMAN, Borden’s discarded mis watched for Jack to leave, had ’.een Ruth answered quietly. “ I kno v he Dorothy’s answer smacks of dls> feel the same way. tress. BENNY SMITH, Borden’s in his office from two until 10 min is innocent, but 1 can’t blame you office boy, says he returned to the utes past two. so that she could for suspecting he is guilty— except office Saturday afternoon to get have refuted Bill Cowan’s damning for one thing. All this long, dread Ruth’s gun for target practice but story about the telephone call! ful day, Mr. McMann, no matter it was already gone. ASHE, Bor how much 1 wanted to help Jack, den’s manservant, tells McMann of I have told you the truth, and have a woman with a beautiful con 'While McMann continued his suppressed nothing— nothing! And I -^" tralto voice of whom Borden lived questioning of the cleaning woman, I ask you now not to forget that I YOUR RANGE WORKS BETTER l i in fear. Ruth sat In a small, inert heap in have corroborated Jack’s alibi— MINNIE CASSIDY, scrubwoman, her chair, staring with desp Ir- that he rejoined me at the Chester tells of going to Borden’s office at dulled eyes at her lax hands. Hotel at 10 minutes after two, and 1:30 Saturday, answering his phone Dimly she realized that McMann did not leave me again. According while he was out, and of telling the gained no further information: to Bill Cowan’s story, Borden was woman with a “ beautiful alto Letty had not worked in the corri alive and talking over the tele voice” that Borden refused to talk dor on which Borden’s offices were phone at 10 minutes after two— ” when it-s mode m ized with a tv her then but asked her to call located, hence had not had oppor “ With Jack Hayward!” McMann later. Roth asks Mrs. Borden if her tunity to witness the arrival or de reminded her, with curious gentle husband knew some woman with a parture of the dead promoter’s visi ness. beautiful contralto voice. The tors: she had not heard the shot “ N o!” Ruth cried desperately. Widow haughtily evades the ques fired, or, if she had, had not noted “ Perhaps with someone in Jack SILENT GLOW tion. LETTY MILLER, scrubwo it consciously: when she had clean Hayward’s office, but not with Jack man in Jack’s wing of the building, ed Jack Hayward’s offices she had Hayward! I’d stake my life on that. is brought in for questioning. not glanced across the airshaft. I've pointed out the similarity of No. 378— It’s One-Sided! This Emb. No. 11003— Flowered Scal OIL BURNER through Jack’s window to Borden’s, Jack’s and Mr. Borden’s telephone style is designed in sizes 6, 8, 10 loped Border. Pattern provides 3 NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY had, therefore, neither seen the pro numbers. ' Either Cowan or the and 12 years. Size 8 requires 2 yards of border, 2 7-8 Inches wide CHAPTER XXXI moter nor noticed whether his wTii'-^ pperatop'^could have got the wrong yards of 40-inch material with 3-8 (blue). Minnie Cassidy must have found dow was closed or open. As to number.''And though I know you yard of 32-inch contrasting. We suggest that when you send 'FLENT GLOW transforms Letty Miller already at work in Jack’s gun, Letty had never seen it. don’t believe her, believe instead No. 132— Bloomer Outfit. This for this pattern, you enclose 10 S, some office that had closed early for she said: on Saturday, when she" that she robbed a dead man’s body, style is designed in sizes 6, 8, 10, cents additional for a copy of our your stove into a iriodem the day, for when the cleaning wo had wiped off the desk drawers, ffie Rita Dubois"has told you that Bor 12 and 14 years. Size 8 requires Spring Fashion Magazine. It’s just man who "did” Jack Hayward’s bottom drawer had been closed, den was alive until half-past two— 3 1-4 yards of 40-inch material filled with delightful styles, includ oil burnitig range— ^frees you offices appeared within three min and she had not opened it, or any when Jack and I stood in the lobby with 1-4 yard of 27-inch contrast ing smart ensembles, and cut de from the work and bother of utes, she was carrying her broom, other drawer. of the Princess Theater.” ing. Emb. No. l i o n (blue) 15 signs for the kiddies. floor mop and scrubbing pail, filled ♦ • * “ Then you believe that Rita cents extra. coal, ashes and dirt— assures with oily dusting rags. Birdwell, . Ruth did not eveb-j^aise her head killed Borden?” McMann asked No. 301— Charm and Chic. This style is designed in sizes 16, 18, 20 the detective, opened the door for when Letty Miller waS dismissed, suddenly. Manchester Herald you of steady, e^en heat and her, and was hailed by his chief, with the usual instructions from « * « years, 36, 38, 40, 42 and 44 inches Mc-Mann. McMann. but she had the impipqs- Ruth struggled with temptation, bust measure. Size 36 requires Pattern ‘Service plenty of hot water always. 3 3-8 yards of 40-lnch material with “ Any further report from Clay sion that Letty’s near-sighted, dun> then raised her head to meet the As our patterns are malien Five years on tbe market; five on Cleo Gilman?” brown eyes peered at her pitying harrowed, probing gray eyes of c the 1-2 yard of 40-inch contrastioig. No. 271— Stimulates Two-Piece from New York City please al "No, sir.” ly, asking her to forgive her for not detective. “ I— don’t— know.” she low five days. year factory guarantee, and “ See if headquarters has got any having been able to clinch Jack answered despairingly. Then, des Modp. This style Is designed in line on Jake Bailey, Borden’s body perately, *her voice like a sob; “ No, sizes 16. 18, 20 yearr, 36, 38. 40 Pattern No...... Patented— Silent Glow is indeed the last word m oil heat; the first Hayward’s alibi. But she could not and 42 inches bust measure. Size guard,” McMann directed, then, as look up, and Letty was gone. I don’t believe she did. But I know word in convenience. And endorsed by 30,000 enthusiastic users Jack didn’t !” 36 requires 2 7-8 yards of 40-inch Price 15 Cents Birdwell withdrew, the detective “ Detective Carlson wants to re material with 1-2 yard of 27-inch sergeant glanced negligently at port, sir.” Birdwell announced from “ I don’t think Rita did it. because*it is Safe, Silent, Economical, EfScient. contrasting. Emb. No. 11011 N am e...... Letty Miller. “ Come on over here. the door. either,” McMann said quietly, ‘be (blue) 15 cents extra. I won't bite you -. . .Now. take that “ All right: show him in,” Mc cause of— this” and the detective Your range will work better than new with this modem, time-sav No. 269— Youthful — Swagger. bize chair, and don't fidget; I'm not go Mann replied curtly. “ Hello, Carl thrust a hand into the pocket of This style is designed in sizes 16. son. Any news? You’ve seen all his coat, brought out something ing burner. Quickly installed in your present range—surprisingly ing to keep you long. You'll have 18. 20 years. 36, 38, 40 and 42 Address ...... plenty of time to do vour work. the stock salesmen that showed up, which he extended toward Ruth on inches, bust measure. Size 36 re modest in price. Why not come -in today and see how much Silent You're Letty Miller, the woman haven’t you?” the palm of his hand. quires 4 1-8 yards of 40-incb ma who regularly cleans John C. Hay “ Yes. sir,” Carlson answered (To be Continued) terial. Glow offers you. ward's offices?” cheerfully, as he lowered his fat No. 268— Something New! This Send your order to the “ Pat Letty's thin, calico-clad body ac body into the chair vacated by Let What has McMann in his posses style is designed In sizes 16. 18, 20 tern Dept.. Manchester Evening cepted the sunport of the edge of ty Miller. “ Four of ’em blew in, sion that clears Rita of suspicion? years. 36, 38, 40 and 42 inches bust Herald. Manchester. Conn.” the chair McMann indicated. Her with rJlbis all neatly wrapped up In the next chapter. measure. Size 36 requires 2 1-8 THE SILENT GLOW OIL BURNER CORPORATION and ready to deliver. That accounts yards of 40-inch plain material. face was raised anxiously: faded 97 CENTER STREET. SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN, brown eyes peered at the detective for all of Borden’s boys except nearsightedly through ugly, steel- Adams, and Grant, one of the sales rimmed spectacles. Gray-haired, men, just received this wire from MRS. MIXTER GIVES frail, timid— no wonder, Ruth him. I’ve checked his alibi with thought, Letty Miller had appealed his landlady. He’s been renting a to Jack’s tender heart, so that he room in an apartment, of which he IDEAL LENTEN MENU had tipped her more than he could gave the address, and I called the afford. Was it in her power now to woman on the phone. Looks repay him for his kindness? It was straight, all right. Here’s the wire.” A fish and vegetable pie is the hard for Ruth not to take the wit McMann accepted the yellow piece de resistance of an ideal Len 1^'* ness out of the detective sergeant’s sheet and scanned it frownlngly, ten menu outlined by Mrs. Arra then, with courtesy which Ruth was The Sm artShop hands.. . . Sutton Mixter director of the home not too utterly tired to appreciate, service department of the Hartford I “ Yes, sir,” Letty quavered. “Always Something New” “ You cleaned Mr. Hayward’s of passed it to the girl. It was a long Gas Company, in her weekly radio fices last Saturday afternoon?” day letter: talk given this morning through State Theater Huilding, South Manchester “ Yes. sir.” “ Have just read of Borden’s mur Station WTIC of Tht Travelers, “ At what time, or approximately der. Saw him Saturday, left office Hartford, Conn. what time?” about one-ten. He ordered me to The entire menu includes fish The cleaning woman pursed her Chicago, becauhe he thought I was and vegetable pie, tomato slaw and colorless lips in thought, then ans spending too much thought and fruit tartlets. Mrs. Mixter’s recipe wered "llpv’ly; “ I couldn't say ex time on my girl. Went directly to for the fish and vegetable pie fol actly, sir, but it was after half-past my room, Mrs. London’s apartment, lows: two, because I "'as in another suite 128 West Sixty-fifth street, talked 2 c. milk at half-Tpast two and happened to with Mrs. London for half hour and 4 tbsp. flour lool&''at-f:he clock and remember packed my trunk and bag. Had 3 tbsp. butter or substitute that I still hadn’t cleaned Mr. Hay lunch with Mrs. London. Called my 2 tbsp. onion juice ward’s offices, though ordinarily girl, made a date with her, and left 1 1-2 c. diced carrots they're among the first I get to.” apartment about three o’clock. Met 1 c. cooked peas j * * * girl downtown half-past three. .Was 1 1-2 c. cooked fish with her till my train left for Chi Salt, Pepper Ruth’s cold hands gripped each Mashed Potato other fiercely as she waited for Mc cago eleven-ten Saturday night. Don’t give my girl’s name unless Make a white sauce of the milk, FOR Mann to put his next question: flour and butter. Add the vege “ And why didn’t you clean Mr. necessary, Miss Lester knows Bor den was sore at me and I don’t want tables, fish and seasoning and turn Hayward’s offices earlier, in your into a greased baking dish. Cover regular routine?” police to think I quarreled with Thursday, Friday and Saturday Borden and killed him. I did not. the top with mashed potato put “ Because Mr. Hayward came In through a pastry bag. Brush with when I was just ready'to begin,” He did bawl me out for falling down on job but gave me another melted butter and bake in a moder 'D ^ H e a M iW a Letty answered, w-ith a tiny flash ately hot oven 875 degrees until VERY DRESS REDOCED of defiance. chance. Show this wire to police if brown (about 25 minutes). ’This “ And ordered you out, eh?” Mc they haven’t found real murderer. recipe makes 8 servings. i c h in vitamins, proteins and ^ Mann suggested significantly. Am stopping at Drake Hotel. Will Here is Mrs. Mixter’s recipe for , butter-fat, milk builds up the “ No, sir,” Letty retorted, almost come back immediately if neces tomato slaw: ’ bodyR stm eture^ the growing gene- spiritedly. “ He told me to go right sary. Adams.” Ruth read it, and let 1 tbsp. green pepper, chopped ratiem, az>d pints renewed vim in die ahead with my work, but Just then the sheet flutter down upon Bor 2 tbsp. chili sauce taatai of gronm-ups. That is i bis phone rang and while be was den’s desk. 1 c. mayonnaise answering it I took my things and • • « 1-3 head small cabbage shredded what Katore . provides in the most , MiUt $3.95 left.” “ Well, Miss Lester, what do you flne neariy perfect food for all mankind. | “ Very considerate of you. I’m think?” McMann asked. Mix pepper and chili sauce with miDc is brenght fresh to yon ' “I think he’s telling the truth,” ^ure.” McMann commented drily. mayonnaise and use as a dressing daily, £rom our sncw-vdiite dairy TO "And what time was this— when Ruth answered dully. “ It had not for the cabbage, which has been Mr, Hayward returned, I mean?” occurred to me to suspect Mr. crisped in ice water, dried and where it has been pasteurized to Again Letty Miller pursed her Adams. 1 think It was flne of him shredded. safeguard the health o f your family. lips in' thought. “ I couldn’t say to to volunteer this Information 'so This is the fruit tartlet recipe: Untoudied by human hands from the minute, sir, but it must have promptly.” Roll plain pastry one-eighth Inch the time it leaves the farm imtil it ONJXC been about 10 minutes to two. We “ Or very clever,” McMann said thick. Cut in rounds correct size to readies your door-stgi, milk brings you the best elements o f fit muffin pans. Line muffin tins come on at 12 on Saturdays, but we slowly. “ Get the name of the girt green pastures and ^ d y brooks, in an attractive, wholesome do halls and baseboards and lava from that chap. Grant, Carlson, and with the pastry rounds'and prick tories until the tenants begin to go see this Mrs. London personally. well. Bake at 425 degrees until form . leave at one. And last Saturday I'd I don’t quite like the looks of this. the are delicately browned. Re Try a glass of milk with each meal, and soon you will realize done four suites of offices before I Too pat. Give the girl the works, move from oven, cool, and fill why athletes, movie stars and leaders in every walk of life SIZES FOR EVERYONE went In to do Mr. Hayward’s—^and too. . . . Did any of the salesmen cavity with fruit. Sliced peaches,’ dep March 8— World , Brotherhood March 22— Granby Father, ind^ Another Trip to the Cleaners! COP KICKER GETS OFF COUKTY Y. E C A. PLANS Committee meeting, University Club, Son, gathering. Hartford. March 23— Case Brothers’ com March 9— State basketball fin pany night. Highland Park. Jafies WITH A FINE OF $100 SPRING ACTIVITIES als. B. Thwing, New. Haven, spelter. March 13— Canton Center Father April 6— County Y. M. jO." A. and Son supper. Speaker, Professor leaders’ -conference. ------Moronovich’s Jail Sentence Announcement has been made by Chas. W. Holman of this town, Wm. D. McRae, Springfield Y. M. April 12 and 13— Spring fihhn- Changed to Cash Penalty by president of the Hartford County C. A. college. cial campaign. THE ALAxMO BIASSACRE Superior Court. Y. M. C. A. of the activities planned March 16— Camp Woodstock Re April 26 and 27— County Older by the association lor the spring union and County Boys’ Afternoon, Boys’ Conference, South M. _ E. months. Prominent among these Hartford Y. M. C. A. Speakers, k’. Church, So. Manchester. ’ Ninety-three years ago today 250 Days were changed to dollars by Judge Isaac Wolfe in Hartford is the County Older Boys’ Confer A. Stanley, State Boys’ Work Secre May 4— County track meet, NeW: Americans died in one of the blood County Superior Court yesterday ence, which annually draws over tary, New Haven; W. F. Tyler, gen Britain. \ iest massacres in our history. They afternoon in the case of Nicholas two hundred selected older boys eral secretary, Torringtoi Y. M. May 13— County cenventlbh, were members of the American gar Moronovlch of Kensington street, from the communities of the coun C. A. Plainville. rison of the Alamo, an ancient who appealed a sentence of 55 days ty to a two-days conference at a mission church at San Antonio, in jail handed down by Judge Ray- central point In the county. This Texas. nrond A. Johnson in Manchester year the conference will be enter The merciless attack, on March Police Court on Monday. February tained by South Manchester, the 6. 1S36. was led by General Santa 11. Judge Wolfe made it $100 and conference headquarters being in Doctor Found What is Best Anna, who by a series of revolu costs. the South Methodist church. tionary gestures had put himself at Moronovich was arrested on Sat Amot\g the activities planned are the head of the Mexican govern urday night, Feb. 9, lor making a the following: for Thin, Constipated People! ment. It occurred just four days disturbance at the Sub Alpine Club March 6— Scantic Y Group meet after Texas had declared Its inde on Eldridge street, where a wedding ing: speaker, Robt. Lougee of pendence to Mexico. Springfield. As a family doctor at Monticello, was In progress. It required the March 7— County Y Finance Illinois, tlie whole human body, The butchery caused great ex combined efforts of Patrolman citement in the United Stales. "Re Committee meeting, University club, not any small part of it. was Dr. David’ Galligan, Joseph Prentice Hartford. Caldwell’s practice. More than halt member the Alamo” became as stir and Raymond Griffin to subdue him. ring a phrase to Texans as “ Give bis "calls” were on women, chil During the tussle. Office Prentice dren and babies. They are the me liberty or give me death” was was kicked in the mouth and to the American colonists a half- ones most often sick. But their ill several teeth loosened. nesses were usually of a minor na century before. And on April 21 of In police court here, Moronovich the same year the Texans, under ture— colds, fevers, headaches, bil that was found guilty and sentenced to iousness— and all of them required CHRtSTMA^> Sam Houston, overwhelmingly de Kelvinator spend 15 days in Jail for intoxica first a thorough evacuation. 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One of these By establishing plants in Eng Here It Is! opened a couple of weeks ago, al Cl her old-time prosperity— this is land American firms are avoiding one of the most significant phases ready employs 3.000 men, and has this kind of tax. But there is an of after-the-war Great Britain. enough ground to expand its plant other point, too. Some time ago practically to a size equaling that Every summer the British news representatives o f Great Britain papers speak of the American In cf its factories in America. and all the self-governing domin vasion. meaning thereby the thou Other Invaders are drug and ions got together and agreed to sands of tourists who spend Yan breakfast food manufacturers and give an imperial preference to kee dollars in visiting the tight factories for phonographs and rec goods manufactured in Great Brit I'.ttle island. But the real Ameri ords, gasoline pumps, razor blades ain or the dominions. 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CALL 1419 216 Middle Turnpike East, Phone 1968 Main Street, Opposite Park Street, South Manchester MODERN South Manchester Phone 1525 Dyers and Cleaners 11 School St. Tel. 1419 SOUTH Mf\NCHCST€R ■ CONN PAY OUT OF YOUR INCOME ON OUR BUDGET PLAN PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, C O i^ « WEDNESD^ 1929. Curry’s Meriden Endees 49 ~ ■ . T m , , Dempsey To Be A Rival fi I I t iH H Outscored Nearly 3 To 1 Of Garden Corporation ; Herb Cohen Outstanding By DAVIS WALSH New York, March 6— Jack Demp Meriden Endees (49) sey and the Madison Square Garden 2 HARTFORD FIVES P. B. F. Corporation, all wrapped up in each 3 Rothenfeld, rf . . .5 other like a couple of clasped hands for ten years, probably will be IN BIG NATIONAL 2 Cook, r f ...... 2 1-3 5 major rivals in the field of big time 3 Cohen, I f ...... 8 2-3 18 promotion of sports this summer. 0 Conway, c ...... 2 1-3 5 This was declared to be virtually BOWLING TOURNEY inevitable today as the Garden Cor 1 McCarthy, rg ...1 0-1 2 poration was making formal an 0 Cohen, r g ...... , 0 0-0 0 nouncement, through William F. 1 Linger, Ig ...... 2 0-2 4 Carey, that it had decided what THE “BONER" THAT WON A GAME. everybody already seemed to know New Haven Sending Three ^'that it didn’t need Dempsey ex 10 20 9-19 49 cept as a fighter. According to Teams to Richmond, Va., Young Marcus Morlarty, forward on the high school second basket Manchester Rec (23) Dempsey’s friends here, it hasn’t ball team edn well afford to be jealous of Roy Riegels, captain-elect of the taken him long to decide that he P. B. F. T. Californta football team. Riegels made a blunder which lost his team’s 1 Holland, r f ...... 0 0-0 0 doesn’t need the Garden Corpora- March 11; 1930 Tourney most important game and set the whole sporting world laughing, but 'tion in either or any capacity and 0 Gustafson, If .. . .0 ' 0-0 0 committed bis faux pas, it enabled his team to win, and that, with the aid of horse racing in 3 McCann, I f ...... 2 4-4 8 Michigan, he plans to make Detroit In Connecticut. few heard of the peculiar Incident. an arch-competitor of New York boner In the contest with Aliddletown High seconds 0 Nichols, If ...... 0 0-0 0 -for the distinction of being the In thaY'city fast Friday and for a time it appeared that nothing would 1 Norris, c ...... 0_ 1-3 1 sport capital of America. 4 Madden, rg .'....3 2-3 8 Dempsey’s Plans By John A. Deridder. be heard about the matter. However, it was too amazing to keep the Dempsey’s tentative plans for the gosslpefs^^quiet and t6day’.the story was told to me. Knowing Marcus 2 Nichols, r g 1 ■ 0-0 2 .■Detroit setting include: At the stroke of twelve on Mon will forgive me for making it public because of the humor of the play, 1 Stavnitsky, Ig---- 1 2-4 4 The beating of the Garden outfit day Alarch,' 11, the Honorable J. here goes— ‘ to a McLarnin-Ray Miller replay Fulmer Bright, mayor of Rich When Aloriarty was inserted into the Alanchester lineup with only a 12 \ . -'7 " 9 -1 4 2 3 and, failing in this, an attempt to mond, Va., will officially open the -get Joe Dundee for McLarnin in a second National Duckpin Bowling few minute.s to go, the score was tied,. It was the mo.st exciting game Score by halves: -^welterweight title fight, tournament of the United States at of the year and players on both.sides were fighting furiously. Not to be Meriden ...... 21 '28—49 r" A lightweight championship fight the Health Centre Alleys in that outdone. Alarcus, who. incidentally was the smallest player on the floor, Rec Five lO 13-*23 featuring Sammy Mandel. city with teams from many sections A light heavyweight champion dove into a scrimmage, came out with the ball and started dribbling for Referee: Dan Ahern, Middle- of the country taking part who will the basket.‘V’ ; . " ' ■ ship fight coupling Tommy Lough- compete with each other for the town. ran with Lomski, providing Lough- the ne.\t three weeks in gaining na The cipiiyd. was: in an, uproar-^ahd well it should be, for. Air. Alori- ran gets Mickey Walker in Chicago tional championships on the polish .arty was pbboeeding toward the wrong basket! The din was so terrific •It was proved conclusively again this month. If a prizefighter in the days when one of their training sojourns in rific left into Ruhlin's stomach. The last night that the Rec Five basket ed lanes with the various cities and Uhat Alarcus could not hear the voice of his supporters trying to tell him A bantamweight championship towns of Connecticut playing a big This picture was tal:en liad tried to Happy Hoilow, back of the Arling gong rang and Ruhlin, in terrible ball learn is not in the same class fight featuring Kid Chacolate, part. give a lecture on Shakespeare to ton Hotel at Hot Springs, Ark. pain, staggered to his corner. Mad ofithe error. It all happened so suddenly, too. At any rate, just as with the three leading teams in the Cuban. Outside of Virginia, Maryland, the Yale students he would have Jeffries was preparing for his fight den tbok one look at his man and Marcus was about to take a “ sucker” shot from under the basket, (a state, namely, Meriden, Brlslbl and with Gus Ruhlin, which took place tossed in the sponge. Dempsey is supposed to arrive in and Washington, D. C., the state of been locked up. shot which, if good,.would have automatically have beaten his own team) New Britain. Jack Curry's Meri New York some time before the end Once glance is enoubh to assure in 1901 in the old Mechanics' Pavil Jack Jeffries also was a fighter, den Endees played rings around the Connecticut has entered the largest one of the Aliddletown players, Bon^ovno, by name, also lost his head. of the week, at which time he pro number of teams inclu- ing men and anybody tliat these three huskies ion, San Francisco. but he lived in a golden age of local team-last night and scored a bably will declare himself definitely women of any state in the country. could not under any circumstance That fight saw the death blow to heavyweights and was not quite Seeing Marcus about to take a shot at the basket. Bongiovno took a crushing 26 point victory. The on his plans for the immediate Teams from Hartford, New Britain. recite segements of Othello or even Iluhlin’s title hopes. Stimulated by good enough to tackle Fitzsimmons. lunge at his'tippdneiU and succeeded in breaking up the shot by fouling final score was 49 to-23. . future. He might even give one of Meriden, New Haven, Waterbury. V’enus and Adonis. But, if asked a victory over Tom Sharkey via the Corbett and men of that type. He the Alanchester youth. Referee Danny Ahern called a foul on Bongiov Herb Cohen. Jewish star who those I Will interviews about fight knockout route, Gus was certain he would no doubt rank high in the hails from the metropolis,, was Bristol, Danbury and Wallingford whethei a riglil liook to the chin no. (Coach Clark says why not two shots!) Not until then did Marcus ing again but, if he does, the bet have entered teams in the men’s di was more effective than a left to the was destined to become heavy list were he alive today, but then again the outstanding performer ting is even that it will be followed vision taking part in the five man breadbasket, anyone of them would weight champion, and Billy Mad he worked, as a sparring partner to realize fils mistake. However, it was quickly forgotten by the Bon for Meriden. Not only was his bas by Form Requisition B., entitled I team events, the doubles, the take the head of the class. den, his manager, urged him on in his brother. giovno bti^er which ha'd given him a chance to be a hero instead of the ket shooting about the best exhibi Won’t. In this way, he remains singles and the all-around cham In short, these three gentlemen every way he knew how. Ryan, middleweight ruler, served goat. Marcus walked to the foul line and, taking careful aim. dropped tion seen here this season, but he right whatever happens, and, at the pionship. offer a perfect example of the old For two rounds it looked as as an invaluable boxing teacher to also displayed excellent floorwork. same time, he preserves a signific tfie ball neatly intW the hoop, thus spelling victory for his team. 20 to 19. The only team in the state to be school of boxing. In the center is though Ruhlin would transfer the Jeffries. At the request of William Cohen handles the ball as good, if ance he might otherwise lack. represented by members of the fair 'title to his own. broad shoulders. A. Brady, Jeff’s manager. Ryan not better, with -one hand and at Have Option On Field Jim Jeffires, heavyweight cham- sex this year will be the Charter I)ion. His brother. Jack Jeffries, But in the third the ax, wielded by took the big fellow in hand and least half of his hoops last night Floyd Fitzsimmons says that he Oak girls of Hartford who finish Jeffries, fell with a vengeance, and taught him how to hit properly. In came in this manner. His passing and Dempsey have an option on stands to the left, while the great ed fourth at Baltimore last year. Tommy Ryan, middleweight and by the end of the fourth Ruhlin additioh to that, it was under is both deceptive and tricky and h« .Vavin Field in Detroit and can put Kearns Think$ Walker passes the ball back of him with This team also won the state girls was in bad shape. Just before the Ryan's tutelage that the famous on title fights in all divisions, mean- welterweight king, is on the right. grace that reminds'one of Ole Ol league championship in 1928 and This picture was taken during fifth ended, Jeffries whipped a ter Jeffries crouch came into existence. ins that they realize the Garden they will appear with the same son who played here with the Ter outfit has the heavyweight situation team with the exception of Airs. rible Swedes. in close custody. The only way Dixon who has been replaced by f ^ _ _ Will Be Next Champion The duty of trying to hold Cohen Dempsey can break that monopoly Mrs. Alartindale who was runner-up in check fell upon the broad shoul is to declare himself in on the in the Hartford City title for girls Jack Sharkey Now Claims ders of George Stavnitsky but he heavyweight tournament and, last season. Training Camp was unequal to the task, try as he whatever his intentions in this con New Haven is leading with the would. Some of the heaves Cohen nection were before Rickard died, number of teams entered from this REAL SLUGGIN’ BEE To Fight Loughran Late This made at the basket were next to it seems to he generally admitted state with three teams, one from F-Ua-S’h-e-s impos.sible to stop but he also suc that John now considers himself the Roger Sherman alleys and two Championship Of World Month ond Then Will Go ceeded in shaking himself loose un too smart to be mixed up with any teams from the N. Y. N. H. ii H. der the basket on two or three oc thing so undignified. R. R. The starlight alleys of Aleri- casions. Cohen sunk eight field He told one man recently in San Antonio, Tex., March 6.— The den have entered two teams, Hart New York Giants play their first After Dempsey or Jack goals and two from the free throw Miami Beach that noihing less than ford wdll be represented by one line. Six came in the first half. a million dollars— $500,000 on the Johnny Buckley Sends Tele- j exhibition game of the season to team of men and one of women day, taking on the Texas University The Rec was thoroughly out line and the rest in percentage — with the men's teams known as the Six Bouts on Hartford Pro Sharkey. * classed both halves although the would make him even contemplate nine at Austin. The regulars Wooster-Chaiter Oak Five. New gram to Boxing Commis-1 BOWLING warmed up for the game by hand score was comparatively close un the thin,g. I don’t believe he could Britain will have the Industrial BRITISH AMERICAN LEAGUE ing the scrubs a ten to nothing til toward the end of the opening get a million dollars out of the Stars, Waterbury by the Chase gram Tomorrow With chapter. Meriden made nine field flarden Corporation if he offered to The Standing drubbing yesterday. They col By SID MERCER Aletal Works, Wallingford by sion Saying His Man | W. L. P.s. lected sixteen hits off Dutch Henry goals against two the first haH and light Goliath with baseball bats. eleven against five the second. The only way, infact, that he might Roger’s Casino Five, Danbury by No. C ...... 30 15 30 and Tiny Chaplin. O’Brien and Curcio in New York, March 6.— Some of Frank H. Lee Hat Company (Leco) No. 1 ...... 2S 17 28 Meriden made nine field goals get away with critical money like Wants to Meet Dempsey. Mickey Walker’s plans and ambi against’ two the first half and Bristol by the Wallace Barnes Com No. 5 ...... 2 6 19 2 6 St. Petersburg, Fla.— Every mem tions came to light today when that would be to promote his own pany. eleven against five the second. fight at Windsor, Ont., across from No. 2 ...... 18 2 7 18 ber of the New "York Yankees is in Main Go. Jack Kearns, back in New York Secretary George Isemann .vho is No. 4 ...... 17 28 17 camp today with the arrival of after a long absence in California, Meriden led 21 to 10 at halftime. Detroit and thus take a r..p off the New York, Alarch G.— Jack .Shar- ‘.Happy” Madden was the best 25 per cent government tax that in charge of the tournament stated No. 3 ...... 16 2 9 16 Pitchers’ Hoyt and Zachary and nominated Mick for the next heavy that a total of 127 five man teams ] directed Mr. Gilbert and Miss A pleasing variety of snappy It would be a pleasure if son* ■A Governor “Goes Boom” “WOMAN OF AFFAIRS” Garbo in many of their previoutl re short subjects will also be shown PAIR OF FUMY HOSE of the fair ones who ride In leases, was also responsible for the on the same program. stuffy street cars bad better Rockville ...... guidance of this stirring photoplay. Friday and Saturday the -State scents. Or none at all! AT THE STATE TODAY Most of the action of the film will present Richard DIx in “ Red HOLDS KEG OF NAILS takes place in London social circles, skin.” a Paramount Quality Sound and has to do with a beautiful picture filmed entirely In techni Judge Fisk 28 Years on Bench Greta Garbo and John Gilbert young heiress who has many love color. This picture Is now being Demonstration in Hale’s Win NEW BABY DISTURBS ^ Judge John E. Fisk entered this affairs, only to find that she still shown on Broadway at two dollar week on his i8th year of service Starred— “All at Sea” is Co- dow Proves Strength and yearns for a nan whom she can call prices. Weaving Quality of Stock* on the bench of the Rockville City Feature. her life long mate. Many thrills TIRED OFFICE WORKER Court having been re-appointed by and dramatic sequences have been ings. the General Assembly at Monday’s woven deftly in to the story. session of the court. He has re-ap John Gilbert and Greta Garbo in LIKES TO TRAIN WITH BIKE Oije of the most novel tests ever “ When my oldest boy was Just a “ A Woman of Affairs,” a Metro- Karl Dane and George K. Arthur, pointed all of the present oCacials. a famous pair of film funsters, who employed to demonstrate the latent few weeks old he was badly consti Prosecuting attorney, Dennis J. Mc GoldwJ^n-Mayer picture from a need no Introduction to local Elizabeth Robinson, winner of strength of an apparently fragile pated from my milk,” says a;^0” story written by Michael Arlen, the 100 for women in the Olympic Carthy; assistant prosecuting attor- theater goers, are seen to the best and delicate material is now being braska mother. “ He kept us opens a two day engagement at the of their comical ability In “ All At games last summer, thinks .bicycle demonstrated In a wlndow'at Hale'a so much, my bushahd almost -slept aey, John B. Thomas; clerk, Lewis State theater commencing today. riding is one of the best methods H. Chapman; probation oflScer, Sea.” the companion-feature at the department store, where a keg of over his desk at the office. Then It is being presented with a colorful State for today and tomorrow. of conditioning. S-penny nails Is suspended In the my doctor got us to give Baby some Kenneth E. Sullivan, synebronixed music score. air, the suspending agent being a Castorla and the next day he was Fire Tuesday Noon “ A Woman of Affairs” is regard "All At Sea” is one of those GROGAN SAVES HIS DOUGH The Rockville fire department “ nautical but nice’’ pictures. By pair of dainty Blue Crane stock much better. His stomach imd bow ed as one of the most fascinating els began acting perfectly and he responded to an alarm rung from love stories ever to be transferred that we mean that it has to do with ings. At a glance the filmy things Tommy Grogan, Omaha fighter, gave us no more trouble.” Avoid box 44, corner of Vernon avenue to the screen. salty gobs who get themselves into says he Is saving the money he seem no more capable of withstand and High st’-eet at 12:55 Tuesday To support the two stars in their all kinds of hot water. And it’s all earns fighting so that he won’ t be ing the weight of a keg of nails imitations of Castorla. The Fletch noon. The fire was confined to the screen reunion, a. cast was selected just because they both are In love broke when the time comes for than a cobweb of holding up a er signature mar; s ll^e genuine, chimney and roof of the home of which includes aueb prominent film with the same girl. him to retire. motor truck. But there they are, purely-vegetable, harmless Cas Mr. and Mrs. Howard Winchell of folk as Lewis Stone, Hobart Bos- Josephine Dunn happens to be j quite uninjured. Similar stockings torla, doctors everywhere advise for 110 Vernon avenue. The upper worth, Do'oihy Sebastian. John the girl In the case. Others in I will be given as prizes to those who those ills of babies and children, story of the house was somewhat Mack Brown and Douglas Fal.r- the cast are Eddie Baker and Harry There are 295 navigable streams j guess closest to the number of nails such as colic, constipation, colds, damaged by water. The quick work banks, Jr., Clarence Brown, who Prior. in the United States. 1 in the keg. bilionsness, etc. of the fire department prevented a more serious fire. Leon Doss Honored at Yale Leon F. Doss, a senior at Yale University, was elected to an asso Governor Walter J. Kohler of Wisconsin left his Jiew Job long ciate membership in Sigma Xi. This enough to enjoy the winter sports frolic at Wausau. The governor. Is is an honorary fraternity which l3 shown as he faws down and goes boom while skiing on the hills around made up of men who have shown Wausau. exceptional ability along scientific lines. Leon is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Doss of Grand street. Basketball Game Thursday A basketball game will be played Thursday evening in Town Hall. The “ Rockville Clerks” will play against the “ Wheel.” There will be a preliminary game at 7:30 o’clock GOING OUT The big game will start at 8:30. St. Patrick's Program The Friendly Class of the Union church will hold their March soci.ii this evening. A surprise progruin has been arranged by the conimii tee. The decorations will be u' keeping with St. Patrick’s Day. Mi‘ George Herzog is chairman of U committee. BUSINESS Notes Junior Lee of Village street who has been quite ill h reported to be My Doctor Says, “Quit Inside Work.” I /• a . •• • • • • much t)eiier. Michael .Maulak, popular clerk ai the Cliapruan store, underwent an want to be out of the store by April 1. operation at the Rockville City hos pital Tuesday morning for appen dicitis. Mrs. George Anthony has return EVERY ARTICLE ed to her home in Willimanlic fo; lowing, several days visit with M' and Mrs. Thomas Lee of Villa.-- TO GO A T COST .'.t reel. Mrs. Carlo .Millanese who wa injured in a fall at her home oi- High street several weeks ago. OR RELOW reported to be very ill at her hoiii- ohe has been iinderefiing irealniei, a' the Kocnviile c'ity hospital an- ______/ the Hariforj Hospital. Mrs. Hoyt (.i Long- Island is tin- guest !’ t her daughter. Mrs, Wil iiain .X’liilaiiil oT Grand siieel. Th- latter has lieeii very ill of tlie grip Here Are Some Of Thomas itegan is seriously ill a' Ills home on Windsor avenue. •Miss Cstliv-r itaii has retnrii-i from New Voik City, where sh The Many was regisleied at the Hotel Lin :cln. Everywhere—these facts Officer Alfred Say of the Rock ville police department who ha- been confined to his home by ill BARGAINS ness, has resumed his duties. Mrs. Margaret Garahan of Voa are becoming known kers. N. 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Reg. $5 value now .... $3.85 15 Lewis St., Hartford, Conn. Wherever Koppers Connecticut Coke is used, the results are al CITY OF HARTFORD: About ways very satisfactory. Thousands of. users throughout Connecticut 4,088 ft. of concrete pavement and MEN’S RUBBERS, have re-ordered and are recommending it to their friends. asphalt surface on concrete base Regular $1.50 v a lu e ...... 95c on Albany Avenue. NOTE: The State will furnis’ cement. Plans and specifications at the office of MEN’S HEAVY WORK RUBBERS R. W. Stevens, Division Engineer, Regular $2-25, Now ...... 15 Lewis Street, Hartford, Conn. $1.55 COMES IN SERVICE TOWNS OF BRISTOL AND PLYMOUTH: About 12,109 ft. of MEN’S LIGHTWEIGHT UNION SUITS NUT, STOVE and A service man will call and waterbound macadam on the Terr.v- Regular $1.50 value, Now ...... rille-Bristol Road. NOTE: The 95c EGG SIZES FOR show yon how easy it ia to heat State will furnish cement and R. your home with KOPPERS U Pipe. Plans and specifications at Men’s Glastenbury Union Men’s Broadcloth ‘.he office of D. C. Loewe, Division STOVES, BOILERS Suits (K WHITE SHIRTS. COKE. There is no charge Sugineer, Bristol, Conn. Regular $3.50 . . . All bids must be accompanied by Phillip-Jones make ^ ^ and FURNACES PER TON for the service. I surety company bond or a certi- Reg. $1.75, now .. V A 5ed check not less than one-third Men’s Broadcloth Shirts. )f the cost of the work. The State One Big Lot Odd Sizes Highway Commissioner reserves No Two Alike. Men’s Felt House Slippers. ORDER FROM THE FOLLOWING DEALERS: ;he right to reject any and all bids. Values from $2.25 to $3.00. Regular $1.25 Dated at Hartford, Connecticut, v a lu e...... 09 C February 27, 1929, ” ‘”’ $ 1.59 JOHN A. MACDONALD, Men’s Dress and Work Boy’s Blouses THE W. G. GLENNEY COMPANY POLA COAL COMPANY State Highway Commissioner, Reg. 85c value . 12 Washington Street, Hartford, Pants Greatly Reduced. 50c Conn. SMITH BROS. GRAIN COMPANY G.E.WHJJS&SON Boys* Lined Pants Boys’ Blouses, Reg. $1.75 value $1 Reg. $1.00 value 69c MANCHESTER GRAIN & COAL COMPANY MULTIGRAPHING BILLING ADDRESSING IT’S NOW OR NEVER COPYING ■ y FILLING-IN THE CONNECTICUT COKE CO. f 1 m Men’ s Reliable Store Mary E. Wilcox 750 MAIN STREET PHONE 7-4902 HARTFORD Fublio Stenographer 695 Main Street, Johnson Block, 647 Main St., Farr Bldg., TeL Next to Colonial Lnneh* -f* i-. >AGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6,1929. The Poultry Season Is Here-Herald Ads Will Sell Baby Chicks And Supplies Nou)! k ___ ' Want Ad Information. Lost aad Found Repoiriug 23 BIRTHDAY SURPiaSE LOST—TUESDAY, either on Center or I (-mMjjEYS CLEANED and repaired. GILEAD Main streets, small brown purse con key fitting, safes opened, saw filing D a i / v H ealth Manchester taining operators license, bank book, and grinding. Work called for. Loyalty, was the foundation tor Mrs. Elizabeth Trotter, who and small sum of money. Reward if Harold Clemson. 108 North Elm the thoughts expressed by Rev. J. makes her . home with her .daugh returned to Herald office. street. I'el. 462. Mail Your Ad Evening Herald Deeter in this sermon Sunday. S ervice ter, Mrs. Thomas Wright of. Pearl LOST— BROWN leather key holder There was no service at the Classified Advertisements Tailoring— Dyclug— Cleanln.t 24 Hints Un Huw I't Keep Well street, was tendered a pleasant and keys Tuesday, corner Main and church Sunday evening as the birthday surpriae yesterday After Count six averase words to a line. School streets. Finder return 209 Christian Endeavor society had by World Koiiiod Authority Initials, numbers and abbreviations Pine street. noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. SUITS MADE TO ORDER $25 up. The Herald accepted an invitation from the Col each count as a word and compond Easter comes early—order now. Clifford Wright of Hazel ^street. words as two words. Minimum cost Is Aiinounceuicnts 2 chester C. E. Society to join with Mr Wright fs a grandson of ’j Mrs. price of three lines. Cleaning and pressing. Hartford them. Mrs. A. C. Foote was the • « • Tailoring Co. Nick Della Fera, Prop., By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN Trotter. When she arrived she leader. Line rates per day for transient W. E. BROCKWAY. 34 Church street, 15 Oak street. fovnd the noine beautifally deco formerly with Watkins Bros., an Clifford R. Perry and Arthur W. Among the mort peculiar of the ads. nounces that he has opened his own STATE TAILORING SHOP. Clearing, rated and the table all set with Eft'ectlve March 17. 18S7 pressing, dyeing, repairing. Suits Reefe have recently purchased new notions promoted by food fad Cash Charge shop and will do upholstering and Durant sedans. good things for a feast, the center 6 Consecutive Days ..I 7 cts| 9 cts repairing on all kinds of furniture. made to order. .Michael Della Fera. dists and physical ciflturists is the Tel. 1352-W for estimates. Prop., 10 BIssell street, next to The snow storm Saturday was of attraction being a large, beauti 3 Consecutive Days 9 ctsi 11 cts idea that starvation is good treaD fully trimmed birthday cake on 1 Day ...... I 11 ctsI 13 cts Western Union. the most severe of the season. The SEWING MACHINES rented by week ment for all disease. which was a lighted pink taper for All orders for irregular insertions or month. Repairs on all makes. 7ew N.ATIONAL HAT and Shoo Shining electric light and telephone lines will be charged at the one-time rate. At a meeting of the Medical So every year if her age. Four genera and used machine.s for sale. Singer Parlor, hats reblocked, cleaned, 'vvere somewhat crippled and travel ciety of London recently several ot Special rates for long term every renovated; ktd and satin shoes djed tions of the family were represent day advertising given upon request. Sewing Machine Co., 649 Main. Tel. ing by automobile was very diffi the leading physicians of England 2S2S-W. any color. Expert work guaranteed. cult. Two local men were unable ed at the party. Mrs. John Cham Ads ordered for three or six davs 887 Main street. considered the question of fasting and stopped before the 'bird or Ifth lo reach their homes that evening. bers ot Hartford, another daughter STEA.MSHIP TICKETS—All parts of thei in relationship to human health. day will he charged only for lie ac the world. .Ask for sailing lists and E.XPERT TAILOFI.NG. suits made to Clip this Blank— Write Your Ad, Miss Lovina t\)ote spent of Mrs. Trotter, was present. The tual number of times tlie ad appear rates. Phone 750-2. Robert J. Smith, measure, choice of fabrics, rea.^on- week-end with the Misses Olive and!' When food is withheld from the relatives cemblned in giving Mrs. ed. charging at tlie rate earned, but j 1009 Main street. able prices, work guaranteed Re body, the whole chemistry of the no allowances or refunds can be made , modeling. cleaning and pressing. M. Louise Owen. Trotter a purse of money. She also on six time ads stooped after the | Print your name and address below. system Is promptly changed. The Automobiles for Sale 4 H. Chapnlck. 20 Birch. Robert E. Foote and C. Daniel received many other personal gifts, fifth day. i Way attended a meeting of the Tol fat of the body is drawn on to sup as well as potted plants and cut Ko “till forbids” : display lines not CALL 1419—HAVE your suit or dress j FOR SALE—1924 Ford coupe, price land County Farm Bureau, held at ply energy, weight Is lost, the blood flowers. sold. cleaned, pressed, repaired for Easter. pressure falls, the temperature Is! The Herald will not he responsible $35. E. Walsh. 56 Chestnut street Costs little—will look like new. Byron Hall’s in Coventry Saturday for more than one incorrect insertion after 5 p. m. Telephone 2S95-J. Modern Dyers and Cleaners, 11 afternoon. modified, and mental changes su-' of any advertisement ordered for j School. perveue after a certain period. more than one time. i 1927 FORD FORDOR SEDAN Arnold C. Foote reports that he Heart and Brain The inadvertent omission or Incor- i 1925 FORD TUDOR CUSTO.M TAII.ORED SUIT m.ade to saw a flock of wild geese Monday, rect publication of advertising will be I BETTS GARAGE measure, your choice of coloring, flying northward. After the fat of the body has Only 15 Days rectified only l»v cancellation uf the j Hudson-Essex Dealer— 129 Spruce weave. $25 up. Work guaranteed. been called on to supply energy, charge made for ilie service rendered. , Miss Doris Hutchinson of Man w « « J Manchester Tailor Shoo. 241 North and Mail to The Herald for Real chester is spending a few days with some of the Internal organs begin NEXT TO A FEW Butek Is a used Main street. All advertisements must conform Buick. 1927 Brougham. 1926 Sport her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. to lose, including particularly the in style, copy and typographj with Roadster, 1926 Two-Door Sedan, 1924 ORDER YOUR SUIT OR topcoat for W. Hutchinson and other local rela liver, the spleen and the pancreas. Then Comes regul.ation.s enforced by tlie uuhli. h- Brougham. 1924 Regular Sedan. 1926 Easter. Expert ciianing. dyeing. ers and Micv reserve tlie right to Four Sedan, Capitol Buick, Phone tives. Next the muscles and In the end the 1600. pairing, pressing. Work called for edit, revise reject any copy con and delivered. Diana's Tailor Shop, 3 RESULTS > Mrs. Wilbur N. Hills is gaining heart and the brain. sidered objectionable Eldrldge street. Tel. 1734. very slowly from her recent illness. It is argued by the food faddists Spring CLOSI.N'C; HOL’R.^—Classified ads FOR S.ALE—REO 7 passenger tour Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Perry and to be uuidished same day must be re ing. Chandler sedan. 3 Reo trucks. OR that fasting clears the blood, but son Laurence visited relatives in ceived by 12 o'clock noon. Saturdays B.">wn's Garage. Telephone 869. Cor Help Wanted— Female 85 scientific studies indicate instead . / . REMEMBER / LISTEN TO 'EM ... THICK HEM) YOU OUGHT TO I HADN’T NOT ONLY DOES IT OUR SWELL AS MOLASSES. A FAT CHANCE READ THIS BOOK ON MODERN THOUGHT OF CREATE GOOD-WILL, BUT .'YOU'RE RIGHT. PARTY IN PARIS OF COLDGRIP FALLING FOR SALESMANSHIP. IT EMPHASIZES IT BEFORE, IT GIVES A SALESMAN AN ALECl MOST OF US FOUR YEARS MY GAG OF SENDING DRESSER ONE POINT IN PARTICULAR.. BUT IT MUST OPPORTUNITY. TO STUDY ARE BLIND TO ASO,DAN? AROUND CALLING ON OUR THE VALUE OF PERSONAL BE GOOD IF HIS PROSPECTS PROBLEMS OPPORTUNITIES IN DEALERS TO GET HIM CONTACT BETWEEN BUYER A BOOK HAS a t f ir st h a n d , a LIVE OUR OWN BUSINESS OUT OF TOWN AND AND SELLER... A BEEN WRITTEN WIRE , LIKE DRESSER THAT OUTSIDERS SPOT / AWAY FROM VIOLA. D A R N GOOD ABOUT IT. FOR INSTANCE, MIGHT IN A MINUTE . H E M 15 MY IDEA. DISCOVER A WAT OF THAT^ SOMETHING PbLISI CO/ MEAT. DOUBLING THE WORTH THINKING ORDER____ O.DRESS^!^'^^' ABOUT. SALES s-usa ■//./ 0 E The cardinai’s council of clergy advised him to go to c?) a safe place. Not only did Cardinal Borromeo refuse to 3 flee, but he went into Lodi, where the sickness was the Fill worst, walking among the victims, visiting the hospi- p tals, bringing consolation to the eying. tnd Svnoow, Oppyrlght. 192*. Th* Craliv ZwiMjr. ( T ® C O n t t H U e d ) *>*** if" (C<»in ►20 hy 1 MAIMCHKS'nSK EVENING HERALD, SUUTH MANUHESTEK, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAKUH 6, 1929. PAGE FIFTEEN ' ...... ■ ■ FLAPPER FANNY SAYS: SKIPHY By Percy L. C^sby SENSE and N0NSH He—You say that woman who (CHICKCHSI K moved into the next apartment is K ir r e H S , a widow? M A M A c a y ’s No[- f MSAhf Lyou MCAM, 3 KIPPY She— Yes, but I haven't been •THE d H lC K C N S able to discover yet whether she is HAD chickens living on life insurance money or Pa p a alimony. H 0 M € C A s r NIGHY j A Cynic’s Market. 11 Honor: Dear and scarce. The I old stock nearly e.\hausted and the j new crop rather unpromising, j Virtue: Few importations. That I of native growth degenerating. Honesty: None in the market. ! Patriotism: First quantity, no I demand. Patriotism: Second quantity, principally bought up on specula tion at par. Prudence: .\11 held by old stock holders. Modesty: None but damaged par cels in the market. REG. U. 5. PAT. OFF. Pride: Market glutted. Copyrishl. 1D20, Percy L. Crtiby, Central Preu © 1 929. B Y NCA SERVICC. INC. Politeness: Very cheap, but the When gossips get hold of an owners appear indifferent about 1 idle rumor, it isn't. the disposal of it. Scandal: Wholesale at every cor “Spunky” Edwards’ Monkey By Fontaine Fox OUR KOARDINU HOUSE ner where there is a newstand. By Gene Ahern Choicest items altogether engro.ssed by peddlers and hawkers. THE MAKES A PETEKMiMEP a T'T'EMP'T To dET E Religion: When brought Into the markets it is generally adulterated. JNf dLoSEK T ouch W irn OhJE h e THoUC^HT W a 5 Aisl U3HAT’ s TH’ id e a o f AH a m Goi/siG I Sales nominal. OLD-T i m e F K i e M P . *4 ^ :^ j Love: None offered, except for TH’ 3UCKWHEAT CAKE T o TLiRiU O U T A P i e c e o t I real estate, real pearls or stardom. HAT AW TH'' SMOCK ? — S c u l p t u r e iKi T i e m o d e r k I ODD PLAYMATES Talent: A scare article. No credit Today’s letter golf puzzle has allowed. Tell m e m a h m e r f WWW v e s t e r d a V iiJ Sincerity: Out of season. \ Woa’RE Ta k in g up to do with SCARE CROWS— you’ll - 0 A D o u )HT o u )kJ GALLe r V, find them more interesting asso ART/ WELL, AWV ciates than you might imagine. Par A man called up a bird store the EVCHlBlTiKlG SOME OT TmS is seven and one solution is on an other day and said: GLiW u)Ho HAS B umped Have you 30,000 cockroaches to PREPOSTEROUS MODERfci other page. send up to me at once?” ms HEAP GoiMS Ifj AH'* PAlHTikle AkJL SCULPTURIMG, I "What in heaven’s name do you OUT o r CELLARS AS want with 30,000 cockroaches?” s o f Hi A h e a t e d ARSUMEHT S | c iA R E much as Vou HAVJE, “Well,” replied the householder, W\TH A s c u l p t o r , who d a r e d “I am moving today and my lease IS LIABLE To Do says I must leave the premises here ME To T r V m V HAUD a t IT/ ww AJsiWTHlWe ( in exactly the same condition In ESAD t AfsiD I Am GoiUG which I found them.” \ - //, / \ To MAKE A , s t a t u e o u t OF The only relief from the weather puTTV AMD SOAP, To PROViE is pretending you like it. ^IW AT MoDERKl ART IS HoThiiJ g "A friend is the first one who Mo r e THAH Akl E>CPR£SSio*J steps IN after the whole world steps OUT.” oF THE UHTALEHTED AUD UNSKILLED f What to do with old safety razor blades was solved by one Washing ton man, ho swallowed ten of them. c R 0 w S For Debate. THE RULES. A hiuestion of national interest has recently arisen and we think it 1— The idea of Letter Golf is to proper to pass comment. change onp word to another and do "Does an incubator chicken love | it in par, a given number of strokes its mother?’ (K)e Thus to change COW to HEN, in three strokes, COW. HOW, HEW, Hubby— I think we have a cylin CAKi HEN. der missing. DO 2 — You change only one letter Wifey— I'll bet those mean kids next door took it. JUST at a time. AS 3— You must have a complete H r word, of common usage, for each Paint helps the looks of an old 'BAD- jump. Slang words and abbrevia house but it has the opposite effect tions don’t count. on an old face. (S 3-6 4— The order of letters cannot be changed. Just Be Glnd. r- So if life be short at best. mta. u. s. p>AT. o pL: B Y JIE A SENVICC. INC. Notes at the bank are the wings If we wonder what and why, C^Fomair.- Fox. 1929, The Bell Syndicat that make time fly so fast. Here's a toast to pledge with zest: Friendship ever— you and I; Estelle gives us the information If the day be gray and sad. v v a s h i n (;t ()n t u h r s \ i Wins by a F II By Crane that Eve was the first business Let us fight on and go through. 4 woman, because she started the And at evening just be glad. "loose-leaf” system. You for me and I for you. '^ r ,ND RISES To FIND HNNVSEIF p \ Q lY WOkK DER ADMIRAL NlNS -A L L HAIL \S FENREO BER admiral. V v - i •mORN placed f f o m r ^ UAL COCHRAN — PICIU2ES ^ KNICK UHOER ADMIRAL MT.orr. TUBE'S SADDLE; <13 HORSE COES m D W DUEL OF CEHTORY, \ TUBBS GALLAitiTu'i tries come B^CK BUT'LOOKS LIKE GONER AS HEAV'l A nd BlNeO-DAvJGONEo if he FAV/ORtTe. SPEEDS DOESN'T SMASH W^NDEL^eR^’S FOR EAS"/ K.O. PRVDE AND JOY 'NVTH A LEAPING OT SEfORE TrtE GRAND VIZER CAN APPLN'THE FINISHING TOUCH, LENA R ig h t to t h e w m s K E R s . § WASH GOES FOR A R\D£ THE SORROONDlMG ATVVOSPHERE. MnEG.U.“8.FAT.OFr.lei»*» "V SEHVICE. INC. FUECKLES AND UlS FRIENDS Could It Be? By Blosser YES-BUT TAN 'nela.- wcah D o e s ue AiESONT 'NORtty kNUEN DO ')OU TAINU. SOO/JERTAAM 7WEAJ AAAYBE 'sME'LL. \jJHAT DID O/AOLE ■me OMLy 7W1M6 1 SOI/OO.TO s e e T UMCLE AACD.VS TRIP YOU'LL STAKT. UNCLE TTLAT-XVWANT I BE l s a n im s im a o a v har r v aaeam By CAMTHtMk OF a b o u t o s , n e e d IF X CAAJ'T TO WANJAll STRlRe, T o S 6 T AN> ( .jIMlUKi REG. 0. S. PAT. OFT. 0<*2*. GT REA SERVtCC INC J :c. u. B. PAT, orr. BY HZA SCTVtCC. INC. (RE.ID THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) SALESMAN SAM Nothing Like Preparedness By Smal^ The Maple Tree said, " I ’ll be The Tinles watch with interest lice to you if you’ll take my advice. keen while Mister Baker baked iVho'll go upon an errand that is some cakes, Oil, my, but they ©EFoRe 1 GO OUT T o THE. PELICANS' PARK g e e . v j h i x \ No t p , b a d SAY, m is t e r , I WANNA GOSH, THATS 3UST p l a y in ' s a f e - who c a n T e l l ? not so hard to do. It merely means R o & e F . looked fine. The Tinies gathered cruess \'D Be t t e r l o o k o n e r ,T h e In d ia n 's LINE.-UP AT t h a t * A M ’ BUY ANOTHER BASE A NEW KINO A V MAY GET INTa s o m e O' TH' DOUBLE you'll have to run, but it will lead 'round a tree, sawed off as nice as Pt=.CtClMPlXUCrH CteVeLf^MD SEASON SCHEDULE AN’ SEE IF I REALLT LOOK.i t HER.E.— A COUPLE. BALL. SUIT- AN' T h i S ORDER To M E’ h e a d e r s t . te heaps of fun.” "I will!” exclaim it could be. Then Clowny shouted, VJAMNA PLAT W ITH THEf^ — ©ALL TeAt^ O’ GAMES ARE oN TAP FKJR TIM E g i m m e o n e w it h w h a t 's t h e ed wee Scouty, and the tree said, “ Hurry up. F;n ready how for EVERT HOLIDAY- I'M GLAD TWO PAIRS O'Pa n t s ,T wo IDEA "Good for you!” HtAUAGCR., mine.” STtLL OoeSKl’T I NOTICED t h a t *. ^ IR T S .T W O CAPS, AM* "Just o’er the hill you’ll find a The Maple Tree then hollered, KNOW WHAT A W f TWO e>ELTS — house. Go up as quiet as a mouse "Wait. 'Twill pay for you to hesi BtCr SHRFRISe and gently knock upon the door. tate. Y'our cakes will taste lots bet tS IM STOtce. — r fat man will appear. You’ll find ter with my syrup spread on thick. FOR. HtKi,'CAUSE he’s dressed up very slick. Please Walk by me with your plates in SAM HOWOT 'lll> :ell him that 1 want him quick. hand, and I will show you some HASN’T TET Then wait until he comes with thing grand. Don’t get my syrup on BeeN OUT To yon, and bring him right back your clothes. It’s always bound to THe BALL ©BiRK here." stick.” To AMNOUMCe Then Scouty said, " I ’fl find that So, with their pancakes piled T h a t He's rpau.” And o ’er the hill he quick up high, the Tinies calmly saun WiLUMCrTb ly rail. It wasn't very long until tered by the queer old maple tea PLAT VJtTH le came back on the run. The fat pot and its syrup slowly spilled. T H e .nail yelled, "Hello there, bunch. And then the whole bunch slowly INDIANS [ guess you’re ready for some ate, and all agreed the cakes were THIS / lunch. I’ve brought my pancake great. At last the baker said, "I : hatter and my stove. We’ll have guess you all are nicely filled.” lome fun,” (The Tinymites meet some little The little stove burned gasoline. peuclies ill the next story.) }tuti. ay MC* MnvKc. I’ L . -V WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6,1929. PAGE SIXTEEN EvraUm Herald large party given Monday evening ago to the main office. Her frleuds she was much surprised to find the The Past Matrons association of j CURTAIN PULLS HONORED BY ASSOCIATES at the School street Recreation-Cen at the ribbon mill, where she has chicken dinner and other festivities Terfiple Chapter, Order of the HERE’S COMPLEH CAST of the evening were planned for ter by associates in Cheney Broth been employed 'for a number o^ TONIGHT Eastern Star, will meet with Mrs. her. As a reminder of their pleasant New Beiads and Rings Lucius Foster of Parker street to ers ribbon mill o^ce. Mrs. McKin years, led her to believe she was morrow evening. OF SOC-BUSKIN PLAY Mrs. Mary McKinnon of Locust associations, the girls presented Big street was the guest of honor at a non was transferred about a week going to a shower on a bride and Mrs. McKinnon with a handsome Mrs. Elliott^s Shop Children of the Eighth district purse. 853 Main St. MID-LENT schools had the privilege of hear “ Pals First” the Sock and Buskin ing the inaugural speeches Mon three-act comedy to he presented milllljili liUlllUl Hiniiuy ■IMlIim; day in the Robertson school assem bly hall through the courtesy of at Cheney Hall Friday evening at DANCE 8 o’clock, besides having a cast AL PIERRE TABARIN John M. Williams, who installed a radio set for the occasion. made up of the leading players of WILLIMANTIC the club, has, in the leads, three ruoN Center church Women’s Federa players well known to those who tion will hold its regular monthly follow High school dramatics. Miss Enough Said business meeting tomorrow after 1 noon from 2 to 5 p. m. There will Mary Reardon, lead in “ The Whole be sewing and a short program Town’s Talking” and “ Clarence,” GOOD THINGS TO CA" which will include readings by Mrs. again appears as the leading lady. James Wilson, president of the ABOUT TOWN Joseph Conrow. Tea will be served, i§U A PERFECT THING and all members of the federation Sock and Buskin and prominent in ayp. are urged to attend. “ The Whole Town’s Talking” plays Manchester can’t always be called a “ land flowing Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Bidwell opposite Miss Reardon. Victor with milk and honey,” because, while the milk is add son Gerald returned yesterday Swanson, lead of the one-act sketch always present there are plenty of times when de 10 their home on Chestnut street The Daughters of Liberty wTll hold their regular meeting in “ Tragedy” assumes the other lead. sirable honey isn’t so easy to get. Pinehurst is after several week’s absence, during The complete cast follow's: rejoiced therefore to announce a new shipment of which they took a trip to Florida. Orange hall Monday evening at which time the new officers will be “ Danny” and “ Daninie” , pals, that extremely flne honey from the apiary of Alleu They spent some time at Daytona James Wilson and Victor Swanson; Latham of Norwichtown this state. It doesn’t need I Reach and other places of interest installed. A social will follow the business^ in charge of this commit “ Uncle -A.lex” , servant. Carle Cub- any boosting. It’s merely perfect light honey— in Florida and en route. They berly: “ The Squirrel” , a tramp, DO NOT JUMP AT what more can you say. Why gild the lily? traveled by automobile and had no tee; Mrs. Nellie Carson, Mrs. Jennie Chambers, Mrs. Esther Clifford, Winston Bendall: “ Aunt Caroline,” Strained, 23 cents and 35 cents the jar; Honey trouble during the more than 3000 servant, Mary Henderson: “ Judge Butter— a delightful “ spread”— 10 cents, 23 cents miles covered, except for occasional Mrs. Susan Colgrove and Mrs. Annie Donelly. Logan”, Elliot Knight: “Jean”, and 45 cents. Also Honey in the Comb— the same detours. They came through Wash Judge Logan’s niece, Mary Rear ington Sunday and found traffic A CONCLUSION honey. very heavy on account of the in Mary C. Keeney Tent, Daughters don; “ Dr. Chilton” , Ray Benson; Pinehurst’s delivery service starts early and augural of Monday. of Union War Veterans, will meet “ Miss Alicia” . Dorothy Armstrong; works all day. Orders phoned early in the morn tomorrow evening in the State “ Gordon” of Nashville Central unless you know you are right. A too hasty de ing go out on the 8 o’clock delivery. Phone two Mrs. Jerusha Parkhurst, for Armory. Officers as ■well as mem Office. Harry Radding; “ Stivens” , thousand any time after 6:30. many years a resident of the north bers are requested to turn out for federal detective, Gustave Ander cision in deciding on the proposition of a promo end of the town, has entered Mrs. a rehearsal of the floor work. son. FRESH FISH White's sanitarium at Vernon. ter of a speculative stock is often regretted. Consult your banker. Safety for funds is al Salmon Open Clams for chowdeii Halibut ^ Filet of Haddock ways desirable. Mackerel THE BIG DEMAND Oysters Dressed Haddock for WATKINS'BROTHERS, Inc. Fancy Green Beans, 2 qts...... 39c RUBBER HEELS .^ttachetl for Sweet Potatoes, 3 lbs...... -.29c Tangerines (large) ...... 45c dozen 25c established ' 5 4 y e a r s I Apples, 3 qts. ------• •... 25c Keeps us busy. Bring in The Savings BanicofManchester your shoes and have them CHAPEL AT 11 OAK^SX; i 5 Grapefruit...... — 25c fixed. SOUTH MANCHESTER,CONN. -f. Fresh Eggs ...... 55c dozen Robert K.Ajrderson P lion e 5 0 0 ^ Pestrito’s New Laid Fancy E ggs ...... 58c dozen SAM YULYES Funeral Director or2837-W iaiiiiiiiiii ItllllHMi; •UllllllU 701 Main St., Johnson Block iilllllliT! ESTABLISHED IS06 iilllllTin; 1 Your Last Opportunity This Season to Purchase a Fur Coat on Haleys Fur Coat Club Plan During This Specia I Selling of High Grade rur Coats A Small Down Every Fur Coat Payment—All Carries Haleys Summer To Pay noo Guarantee 3 Days Only When Miss Sargent, our apparel buyer, was in New York last week she purchased a number of high grade fur coats at unusual low prices which we in turn are offering to our customers during this three day selling, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, at great savings. A number of these fur coats have been grouped to sell at the low price of $100 and the remaining coats have been individually marked at prices we assure you that are far below those that you would ordinarily pay for coats of their quality and workmanship. Every fur coat offered during this sale carries Hale’s full guarantee and our free storage and inspection next summer. You can pur chase a fur coat during this sale, deposit a small down payment, and have all summer to pay for it. You will want>a fur coat next winter and you can own one at a small cost and have it all paid for next fall by purchasing it on our convenient credit terms. Remember! Our Fur Coat Club will be open to members for the last time this winter, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. $175 $150 $150 $125 $150 $150 $155 $175 French Seal Caracul Paw French Seal Mendoza Beaver French Seal French Seal American Opossum Silver Muskrat Trimmed with a shawl collar Gray squirrel shawl collar Johnny self-collar. IVell Beautiful fox collar. Silk Johnny collar and cuffs of Platinum caracul trimmed Cocoa squirrel shawl collar Self-trimmed Johnny collar. lined. Size 18. American broadtail. Size 18. with a fox shawl collar. Size and cuffs. Size 40. Size 18. Brocaded lining. of self-material. Size 40. and cuffs. Size 42. lined. Size 18. $100 “ $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 12 High Grade Fur Coats At Unusual Low Prices — Savings Average $45 to $100 $265 Ermine Pony C oat...... $165 $250 Natural Muskrat G oat...... $195 $195 Natural Muskrat Coat ...... $150 $225 Natural Pony Coat . . . ----- — $145 A serviceable coat of good grade natural pony trimmed Trimmed with a. luxurious brown fox shawl collar. Size Beautiful skins. Fox shawl collar and cuffs. size 40. Dark skins. -A sport coat with a Johnny collar of self- 16. material. Size li, with a fox collar. Size 38. $195 Logwood Mendoza Beaver Coat $165 $225 Mink Marmot Coat...... $175 $195 Castor Caracul Paw Coat...... $150 $265 Raccoon C oat...... $225 Trimmed with a good grade of Fisher Fitch. Johnny A castor, caracul paw coat with a beautiful wolf shawl A practical coat of good grade mink marmot, self trim collar gnd cuffs. Size 20. Beautiful dark skins. Shawl collar. Wool lined. Size med. . Sire 42. collar and cuffs. Size 18. 16. $100 European Lam b ...... $79.50 $195 French Seal Coat...... $150 $245 Platinum Caracul C oat...... $165 For the sportswoman and school girl. Beige European Deep pile French Seal coat with a Johnny collar of fltch. A beautiful coat with a Johnny,collar and cqffs of baby $225 Mendoza Beaver C oat...... $175 Lamb trimmed with suede. Size 18. Size 20. seal. Size 18, German fltch collar and cuffs. Size 38. Well lined. / FREE STORAGE Hale’ s Fur Coat Chib Open All coats .purchased during this sale will be stored free of charge in our modem cold storage vault until next fall. Thursday— ^Friday-^ SOUTH MR NCH€ST£f? • COHN A