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VOL. X U L , NO. 175. (Classified AdTortlsing on Page 14) SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1929. SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS

SAFETY FIRST LEADER SENATE DEFIES FINED FOR SPEEDING Doctor and Nurse Prescribe Jail Duties TARIFF BILL Oxted, Eng., May 9.— To be of Sinclair STUDENT KI1.LED SELF prosecuted and fined for break­ THE PRESIDENT ing the regulation he had helped ■4> CAUSES SPUT to frame was the unusual e x -: perience ,of Major Thomas I Loughborough, a member of tbe | ON ? m BILL Safety First Council of Great IN THE HOUSE DETECTIVE DECURES Britain. The major appeared before the Oxted Magistrates’ Court for Democrats and Insurgents exceeding the 20-mile an hour Democrats in Congress Find Bat Medical Examiner Cos* speed limit through Warllng- ham Village. Officials Of Boston Combine to Keep Deben­ Fining him |25, the presid­ Schedules to Their Liking; tello Reports That Wind^ ing magistrate told Major Loughborough be had set a bad This Win Help to Pass tures in B3I— May Be De­ example to other road users, Are Accused O f Fraud sor Youth Could Not Have ! since he was a member of the feated in tbe House. I committee which framed the 20- Measures> Leaders Think. Flung Away Revolver I mile an hour rule, Boston, May 9— The purchase of apayers of Boston to obtain redress.” a------———------4 laud for the widening of Exchange "The testimony heard before the Washington, May 9.— The Washington, May 9.— A split In street, which cost the city of Bos­ commission disclosed the most flag­ After Shooting Himself; rant case of waste of the taxpayers’ Democratic - Insurgent coalition, the Democratic ranks of the House . f t ton $1,750,000, was branded “ a money by public official brought to which handed President Hoover his BURGLARS STEAL developed today over the new most flagrant waste of taxpayers’ its attention since the commission Weapon Not Found; Clos­ first legislative defeat by writing Hawley-Smoot tariff bill as Repub­ money” and “ permeated with was created,” tbe flnance commis­ the export debenture plan into the lican leaders claimed progress in fraud” by the Boston Finance Com­ sion declared in its report. PO LIC E ’S GUN mission in its report today to Gov. Evidence at the hearing showed est Friend Says Hunting- new farm bill in the Senate, faced I ^ their effort to overcome wide­ Frank G. Allen and the Legislature. that the city of Boston hired six a superhuman task today in the spread dissatisfaction among their Stating that it was “ useless” to real estate experts at a cost of $10,- ton Was in Best of Spirits drive to enact this form of relief own members. call upon Mayor Malcolm E. Nichols 000 to. make an appraisal of the into a law. Also Take His Badge After While some Democrats were as­ and the city department, to ,begin land, and the commission ia Us A hostile House awaited the bill, action on the part of the city, the flndings declared that the action of Night Before He Died. which probably will be enacted sailing the new tariff bill as an finance commission In Its flndings ; the appraisers led to the conclusion finally by the Senate next week. Shooting Him Down in N. “ outrageous” piece of legislation, to the governor and general court = that there was a pre-arrangement Then, if the coalition should win as This doctor and nurse are the bosses of.a multi-millionaire. For other Democrats from Florida, recommended “ such action or , between them as to the amount Windsor, Conn., May 9.— Au­ surprising a victory in the House as Legislation as will enable the tax- ' they were to award as damages. it did in the Senate, the bill would Y. Night Chb. when Oilman Harry F. Sinclair was received at the District of Columbia Louisiana and Texas found much In thorities investigating the death of face an almost certain presidential jail to begin serving his 90-day sentence, he was assigned to special duty the bill to bring joy to their con­ as the jail pharmacist and assistant to Dr. Morris Hyman, left, prison Walter T. Huntington, Harvard veto. New York, May 9.— The Broad­ stituents. What It Is. physician, and Nurse Mary Kathleen Wright. So Sinclair, who once student whose body wag found here The debenture plan, as it now way White Light district was the studied pharmacy and worked as a drug clerk, compounds pills and pre­ Heavy Increases in duties to pro­ yesterday, are pursuing two differ­ scene of another sensational shoot­ scriptions for ailing fellow prisoners. tect Florida tropical fruits and MRS. SHERIDAN SIX AMERICANS stands, would authorize the pay­ ent theories today in their efforts ment of a bounty on all exported ing today. vegetables. Louisiana’s sugar and surplus crops. The bounty would be Policeman Peter J. Burns was the wool, and the fruit and vege­ to determine how Huntington equal to half the tariff rate on the shot and seriously wounded while table Interests of Texas, gave prom­ IS DEAD TODAY TO MEET QUEEN died. attempting to arrest two hold-up particular crop exported. Its pro­ ise of many Democratic votes for Edward J. Hickey, county detec­ ponents declared it would take care men who, led by an attractive young SHIED SINCLAIR DRY AGENTS K H l the new bill. woman, bad just held up and rob­ tive, is working on the theory that of the surplus crops, which have No Agreement Huntington committed suicide. Dr. pauperized agriculture in the past, bed the patrons of the night club of Pat Gallagher, in the heart of the Democratic members of the ways Prominent Society Leader Miss Helen Wills Among Henry N. Costello, medical exam­ and would provide this relief out FROM PUBLICITY YOUTH BY MISTAKE iner for the city of Hartford, who of tariff revenues. All crops were midtown section. The shooting took and means committee, who were place at 7:30 this morning. denied a part in the making of the performed the autopsy on Hunt­ included in its provisions, but the Passes Away Early This Those to Be Presented at ington’s body yesterday afternoon, whole provision would be oper­ The thugs, the woman leading bill, canvassed the situation in a them throughout, escaped in a taxi­ lengthy meeting but faile.'. to reach believes Huntington was murder­ able only of the proposed federal ed. farm board deemed it necessary to cab. The girl leader is known as Reporters Ordered Away Snspected as Rom Ranners an agreement on a course of action. Morning. Court Tonight. meet an emergency. “ Imogene.” While Representatives Hull (D) Hickey's Theory Snrprising Victory. All the trio got was $182 in cash. of Tennessee, Rainey (D) of Illi­ Both officials have little to say The policeman’s badge. No. 11131, from Jail Which House Stadeiis Do Not Stop today, Tbe detective merely an­ Tbe coalition won an astonishing nois and Collier (D) of Mississippi Mrs. Julia Daly Sheridan of 65 London, May 9.— Amid a scene victory in the ^nate. The final and the latter’s service revolver. nounced that he is “ sticking to the Burns, a bullet in his abdomen, were condemning the bill— except Park strieet, widow of Michael of sumptuous splendor rarely vote approving the debenture was Ofl Magnate. WlwB Ordered to Halt for praise of some of the agricul­ suicide theory.” Dr. Costello re­ 47 to 44— a total of 91 votes being was taken to Flower hospital where Sheridan, died at St. Francis hos­ equalled in any other world capital. fused to give any formal statemenl small hope was held for his re­ tural schedules — Representative Queen Mary, of England, will to­ cast. The four other Senators were Garner (D) of Texas, minority pital Hartford this morning at 5 until he has made bis official re­ paired on tbe ballot and two of covery. night hold the first of the four port to tbe coroner but did say: Shot At Door Washington, May 9 — Harry F. Abingdon, Va., May 9.— Whipped leader, declined to comment on the o'clock after a short illness. Mrs. royal courts of the 1929 social sea­ them were present. The vote, in rates, and concentrated hit fire up­ ” I believe it was homicide ratbei which every Senator was recorded, Tbe policeman was shot down at Sinclair, the onl;^ multi-millionaire into being by a storm of iddlsna- Sheridan underwent a major oper­ son In the throne room of Buck­ than suicide.” Dr. Costello explain- on the administrative changes lodg­ ation at the hospital three weeks ingham palace. was without precedent In recent the door of tbe night' club. Witness­ pharmacist Washington’s J>ig - jail- tlon, an investigafton into the death ed by saying the nature of tbs es told conflicting stories but jome ing greater tariff making power in ago and was supposed to be con­ Due to his long illness, which has years and indicated tbe tremendous house ever had, continued to roll of J. W, Kendrick, 17, allegedly at wound indicated that tbe youth political Importance attached to it of them said that •'Imogene,” who. the hands of tbe President. valescing favorably. She was able weakened him to such an extent be bis pills today behind a veil of the hands of police -and sheriff's could not undertake each an must have been Instantly paralysed by leaders of tbe two major parties. with her two companions had been Democratic members from the to be out on the porch at her home when the bullet entered bis bea^ 4 drinking, steam ed: secrecy obligingly drawn between officers who mistook the youth and arduous state duty, King George The coalition apparently has de­ two companions for rum-runners, congested districts of the east were on pleasant days. Monday compli­ and therefore could not have flung cided to make the debenture plan “ Give it to him.” him and the public awed District of unanimous in their condemnation cations set In and she was again will not be upon the royal dais to­ Columbia officials. was launched by Sheriff Kays Bord- night. Linder the powers of the a revolver away from him. its political campaign issue, even if And they did. A few seconds be­ wlne, of Washington county here of the committee’s proposal to fore they had “ stuck” up the place Efforts to ascertain details con­ Council of State, Queen Mary has Finn No Footprints It is ultimately stricken out of the today. raise tbe world tariff on sugar been delegated to act for His Officials today admitted then farm bill the coalition will attempt after having a round of drinks. The cerning the incarcerated oil baron’s from 2.40 to 8 cents a pound. They girl perched herself on the bar as movements within the prison have James McReynolds, assistant chief Majesty and tbe presentations to were no footprints near the spot to have it inserted in the tariff bill, of police of Abingdon, and Deputy also saw in many ether agricultur­ where the body was found. But which will follow the agricultural her two male companions rifled the proved unavailing insofar as ordin­ her count as preso ^tions to the ary sources of information and con­ Sheriffs James Crowe and J. P. al increases an added cost of liv­ king. footprints were discovered some measure. If defeated in that at­ cash register. The occupants of the ing for tbe people in the east's place, meanwhile, had been herded cerned, and it appeared today that, Worley, are at liberty under $5,000 Tbe queen, accompanied by the fifty yards away. These footprints tempt, tbe coalition undoubtedly bail in connection with the shooting great cities. w’ill make the debenture an issue into a room in the rear. despite protests from Congress and Prince of Wales, Prince George, have not yet been identified as elsewhere, the Impressed official­ while Paul Phelps and Sterling But­ Farm Bloc Murmurs the I>uke and Duchess of York, those made by Huntington. in the Congressional elections of ton, fellow students of young Ken­ 1930. dom of the district is according Sin­ Despite murmurings among Princess Mary and her husband Burdett Williams, tbe closest clair preferential treatment. drick at Emery and Henry College, Viscount Lascelles, will enter the friend Huntington had in this dis­ The debenture plan likely will MAY EXHUME BODY near here, are held in $500 bond members of the "farm bloc” it ap­ meet defeat in the House. Tbe Shielded from Public peared today that the corn belt throne room about 9:30 o'clock, trict, today bad little to say, Tbs Certainly no other prisoner in charged with intoxication. (4:30 p. m., American Eastern officials In charge of the case have Lower Branch of Congress already Carried No Llqaor would not rise in open rebellion to has refused to even vote on it but OF TORCH VICTIM the district jail ever has been so tbe bill. Daylight Saving Time). told him it would be better if be isolated and protected from any Demand for a searching investi­ Americans to be Present. will get another opportunity to ex­ Instead, according to Represen­ did not talk at the present time kind of publicity. Never before has gation into the facts surrounding Miss Helen Wilis, the young concerning the case. But Willlsms press itself after the bill has gone the slaying of Kendrick was voiced tative Dickinson (R) of Iowa and to conference to iron out the differ­ New Evidence Makes It Im­ a gag rule been imposed upon American tennis champion, will be did express his own belief that portant That Body Be Given Major William L. Peak, superin­ today when it was learned that the Knutson (R ) of Minnesota, tbe among the American women pre­ ences in the House and Senate bills. car in which the three youths were corn belt members will go into the Huntington was murdered. He said Administration leaders predicted tendent of tbe jail. He has been sented tonight. The otb?rs will bo his friend was cheerful and la Another Examination. riding at the time of the shooting Republican caucus on Friday with Miss Virginia Willys, of Toledo, .••fp the House, always more docile than forbidden to admit even that Sin­ good health on Tuesday evening clair Is in the jail. The unusual was devoid -of- liquor contraband demands that they be given tbe Ohio; Miss Jocelyn Pierson, of New the Senate to party control, would White Plains, N. Y., May 9,— The and tb a tit^ youths bad:no Hqnor when the two parted, and that stand by the president. The coali­ screcy has giveh rise to many right to propose amendments on York; Miss Lillian Emerson, of body of Dorothy Peacox, torch vic­ on their persons. the floor to a few of the farm Black Mountain, North Carolina; Huntington showed no sign of tion meanwhile centered its efforts tim of her youthful husband, may rumors. despondency or anything to indi­ on forcing a record roll-call in the George S. Wilson, who enjoys the The three boys were enroute from schedules which they claim were Mrs. Albert Halstead, of Cincinnati, be exhumed for minute examina­ the college to Bristol, Va., when Ohio, and Miss Harriet Walker, of cate he was considering taking bis House. tion, it was learned today. title of Director of Public Welfare neglected. own life. in the district, is the official who the officers sighted their car and The same tactics will be pursued Piedmont, Calif. New evidence changing tbe aspect ordered it to halt, suspecting the In adltion to the Americans a has given Jail officials flat orders to by some of the members from east­ of tbe case makes it important to occupants of transporting liquor. great number of English, British establish the exact physical condi­ reveal nothing concerning the oil ern industrial sections. A caucus of Windsor, Conn,. May 9,— With a SPANISH EXPOSITION king’s activities In the jail, and to When the car failed to halt, tbe Colonial, French, Germ .n, Italian brief note, scribbled almost il­ tion of tbe girl just before she was men opened fire, it was said. Ken­ tbe Pennsylvania delegation has and Japanese women will be pre- killed, according to counsel for the permit no reporters to com> within been called, at which proposals will legibly on a piece of tissue paper, gunshot of the place. He has been a drick was struck In the left temple seated. and a .32 caliber exploded shell as OmCIALLY OPENED husband, Earle Peacox. They con­ by a bullet and died in tbe George be made that the delegation seek Atherton to Act. tend that tbe proposed analysis will minor official in the district govern­ a tariff on coal directed against their only clues, authorities to­ ment for a score of years, connected Ben Johnston hospital here. removed to the hospital. Every­ The presentations will be made day met with but little success in strengthened their claim that there To Make Investigation Canada; pig iron and some other thing that medical skill could do by Ray Atherthon, American charge was no premeditation on the part with various charitable and reform their attempt to solve the mysteri­ activities. “ I Intend to prosecute this in­ steel products, and for a change to was done for tbe patient but she d’affaires and Frau Elizabeth ous slaying of Walter Treadway Took Ten Years to Prepare; of Peacox in the killing. vestigation until complete responsi­ the American plan of valuing im­ soon lapsed into unconsciousness Stahmer, American-born wife of It is reported Attorney Syme Is Hurts the Morale Huntington. 21-year-oId Harvard King Takes Part in Inaugu­ The bustling director of public bility is fixed for the killing of this ported goods. Joseph Grundy, wide­ and death came quickly. the German ambassador who is college student. planning a plea of emotional in­ young man,” declared Sheriff Bord- ly known Pennsylvania politician, The news of Mrs. Sheridan’s acting dean of the diplomatic corps. ral Ceremony. sanity in the defense of Earle Pea- welfare gave as his reason for the Huntington's body, with hands orders today that a score of report­ wlne who caused the arrest of the is leading a movement for the death came as a great shock to the Frau Stahmer will take Mrs. Ather­ folded peacefully over his breast, cox, the confessed slayer. Syme is three officers. American valuation plan. community. She was highly re­ ton’s place because tbe latter is ill. constantly amassing information ers around the Jail the first day was found lying in a roadsidj plot Seville, May 9.— After ten years “ hurt the morale” of the office.staff. E. M. Kendrick, the slain youth’s Rep. Snell (R ) of New York, one spected and well liked by a wide It will be a magical night for the here yesterday. A bullet had en­ of preparation, the great interna­ with which he hopes to prove that Wilson Is strong for morale. Curi­ uncle and one of the wealthiest host of young debutantes who have the married life of the Peacox was of the administration leaders, de­ circle of people in Manchester and tered his head just above the left tional exposition of Spanish art, ously, neither Major Peak nor M. farmers In this section, said he was clared that "the right is all over” in Bolton where she lived until Mr. come from far and wide to be pre­ ear and the empt 'hell, thought th ill-starred from the outset; that determined to "spend his last dol­ sented to Her Majesty. It will bring trade and sports was officially open­ M. Barnard, superintendent of and predicted that the bill would Sheridan’s death some years ago. have contained the fatal slug, lay there was a growing inconjpatlblll- penal Institutions, asked for the lar” to prosecute the killing of his to them tbe Realization of a roc'an­ about a foot from the body. The ty which eventually unbalanced the be passed iu substantial accord She was a devoted mother to her ed here today by King Alfonso. i order. Wilson himself has not visit­ nephew. with the wishes of the administra­ children gnd yet found time to do tic dream of splendor, ail agleam note, whose contents authorities re­ Tbe King, accompanied by Gen­ mind of tbe young husband. ed the Jail since Sinclair surrender­ Due to the prosecuting attorney with the soft shine of silk, satin fuse to divulge, was found in the., However, the findings of the pro­ tion. a remarkable amount of church, eral Prime De Rivera, dictator of ed himself. being out of tbe county, it could club and civic work. During the and pearls and aglitter with grass on the other side of tbe rohd. posed examination may be a weapon myriads of diamonds. Spain, and Senor Cruzconde, com­ "I am acting In my own light and not be learned whether a special World war she served on local com­ Girl’s Name Mentioned. missioner of the exposition, per­ in the hands of tbe state, if it according to my best Judgment,” Grand Jury would be summoned to Scene of Splendor. The investigation turned to should bear out the contention of mittees and took an active part in Gorgeous hued uniforms, the formed the inaugural ceremony Wilson said today. investigate the shooting. LINDBERGH TO MARRY every worthy project. young Huntington’s friends. The from a tribune situated in the District Attorney Coyne that Pea­ Few Know Wilson glitter of jeweled orders, dresses name of a girl, Lilwen Lewis, a cox had a definite motive of jeal­ Her Activities of tissue of silver and gold, music Plaza Espana, the city’s principal Prior to the issuance of his order Besides her activities in St. latin school pupil at Cambridge, ousy, in slaying his wife. EARLY PART OF JUNE rendered by the string band of one was brought into the case but It square. there were comparatively few re­ James’s church, Mrs. Sheridan was Commissioner Cruzconde then porters or Washingtonians in gen­ DAY IN CONGRESS of the king’s regiments of guards— quickly developed that she did not eral who knew of Wilson or his for many years a member of Bol­ altogether will create Ein atmos­ even know the slain youth. delivered the inaugural address, fol­ ton and Manchester Granges. She lowed by an address to the people KIN OF CONGRESSMAN authority. Members of Congress phere of enchantment, the memory uncle, the Rev. Goma Lewis, of Washington, May 9.— The day In Wedding to Take Place in was treasurer of the Ladles Cath­ of which will linger in the minds of by Gen. De Rivera, in which he asked “ who Is he?” When told of Congress: Waterbury, where she 1 as be«5tt North Haven, Maine, Friends olic Benevolent society, a past re­ the debutantes throughout the staying, so informed International' stressed the value of the exposition TAKES ALL THE BLAME the orders. Senate— as cementing the ties between the Wilson wavered a bit under pres- of the Family Say. gent of St. Margaret’s Circle years. News Service over the telephone Continues debate on farm relief Daughters of Isabella, serving as Surrounded by three of her sons today. Her name was first linkefl people of Spain and the Latin coun­ .=511 re from the reporters, but after a bill. tries of South America. Key West, Fla., May 9.— A war­ visit to one of the members o* his its head for two years and repre­ and her only daughter and other with tbe investigation when It '^a'S rant today was issued for the arrest board of welfare — a prominent Interstate commerce committee Mexico, City, May 9.— Colonel senting the circle at tbe national near relatives, with the members of reported that the note found near This afternoon, members of the considers new radio law. royal family are to make an official of Walter Gramm, brother-in-law Washington banker — he found a Charles A. Lindbergh and Miss convention a year ago in Indian­ tbe Cabinet and diplomatic corps the youth's body w m adressed . inspection of the exposition, under of Representative A. M. MIchaelson, renewed determination to protect Manufacturers committee hears Anne Spencer Morrow will be mar­ apolis. She was president of the and their ladies in close attendance, “ Lilly.” ried at the Morrow summer home the guidance of the dictator. of Chicago, charging him with im­ Sinclair from unwelcome publicity complaints from labor leaders on Ladles Auxiliary to the A. O. H. all wondrously attired in full cere­ It developed, however, that tbp portation and transportation of li­ rL &1l costs* working conditions in southern .tex­ at North Haven, Maine, and the and formerly held office in Gibbons monial court dress. Her Majesty for salutation read: “ Billie.” -The exposition, which is the tile mills. wedding will take place early in several hours will watch the state­ fruit of many years of labor and quor. Gramm is a Chicago coal Major Peak, said Wilson, could Assembly Catholic Ladies of Co­ automaticslly eliminated Miss dealer. “ give out no Information about any H o u se - June, it was most authoritatively lumbus. She was a trustee in the ly ' matrons and the flattering Lewis from the care. Over tbe planning, is divided into a number stated at the American Embassy debutantes pass slowly before her of different sections, setting forth The warrant was issued less than prisoner or about any activity In Ways and means committee for­ last named order at the. time of telephone her uncle said: 12 hours after the acquittal of the the Jail,” and •“ under no circum­ mally reports new tariff bill by 15 here today. her death and a member of Mystic and render the time-honored court­ “ Lilwen does not even know the hundreds of examples of Spanish Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow esy to the throne. activity in various fields. Dry Congressman on the same stances were reporters to be allow­ to 9 vote. Review Woman’s Benefit associa­ young man and of course has no charges. Gramm testified at ed in the jail.” Rep. Howley, chairman, takes .will leave Mexico City for North The imposing throne room, soft­ connection whatever with the casp,^ Haven about the 25th of this tion, as well as Mary Bnshnell aux­ ly illuminated by great crystal Michaelson’s trial that the trunks Wilson said he considered “ the floor to defend bill. iliary. Spanish War Veterans. Mrs. I am bringing her back to the Cam- ^ HERBERT BOUND OVER In which liquor was'alleged to have publicity about Mr. Sinclair de­ Mississippi valley members plan month, and the wedding will take chandeliers, its walls hung with bridge high and Latin school to^'- place there soon after the ambassa­ Sheridan’s name was not on the priceless tapestries and its floor day.” : been found when they were seized, plorable.” The millionaire oil fight to amend flood control act membership rolls alone but she and which formed tbe basis of the baron may be Prisoner No. 10,520 and speed surveys of tributaries. dor’s arrival, it was said. carpeted with rare products of east­ A Knotty Problem. , Greenwich, May 9.— George Her­ There will be no secret marriage took part in these organizations ern weavers, will present a striking A blank wall 'apparently coh-" bert, 18, of Port Chester, N. Y., MIchaelson indictment, were bis and to a lot of people, but Is always not the Congressman’s. “ Mister” Sinclair to the diminutive before the ambassador arrives ac­ and was Eilways ready to help with spectacle to those to be presented fronts detectives in their investifc-'* was bound over for trial in the Su­ United States Commissioner director of the district’s welfare. a r m y a i r p o r t s cording to Mr. Morrow, and the entertainments or in any way that as they advance slowly from the tlon so far as determining Huntini^-, perior Court on a charge of bur­ Rodney Gwyn issued the warrant George P. Hoover, attorney for ambassador himself will make an lay in her power. state drawing room towards the ton’s movements ImmediatelF prn^ glary after a Town Court bearing for Gramm’s arrest on affidavits Sinclair, was quick to deny that he Washington, May 9.— Represen­ announcement to the press giving Born in Ireland she came to this throne, with the semi-circle of ceding his death la efinCeme^ here today and was held in bail of sworn to by K. R. Bobbitt, deputy had seen Wilson or anyone eUo re­ tative James (R ) of Michigan, to­ the date afid place of the wedding. country with her parents when courtiers forming a glittering back­ The youth was Iteve te< visit hl» $5,000. He was accused of robbing collector of customs for the Florida questing Bucb a step. day Introduced a bill authorizing The other xtaemhers of the Mor­ very young. On June 28 next she ground to the dais. mother, Mrs. Mary C. Hnntingftflri;- the homes of David E. Fenlon and district, and L. T. Bragassa. col­ There were distinct rumblings expenditure of $4,629,354 for con­ row family, now at Englewood, N. would have been married to Mr/ wldow of the wealthy Inte Henry John Larkin in East Port Chester lector of customs at Key W est from Capitol Hill. Senator Heflin struction of bnildlngB at Army air J., and Col. Lindbergh are expect­ Sheridan 85 yean. Daring their TREASURY BAL^JIfCE. Huntington, prominent attorn^ on May 10 and 14, last, and tak­ The warrant was then given to a ports during 1923 to further the ed to 'precede the ambassador to Washington, May 9.-—Treasury ■ I »; I » '. . .. . : ing Jewelry valued at $1,500. deputy U. S. marshal to serve. (Qwtlnaed on Page 8.) . five year air jprograni. North Haven. 8); \ balance May 7; $197,700,939.7'2.' (Contlflued oa /^ ie^ > . .. P A U B T W O ^ MAUCHBSnae BViSN lN O HERALD, SOXJTH MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 9,1929. fLAN ZEPPELIN LINE STUDENT KILLED SELF I TALL CEDARS MINSTREL EMBLEM CLUB HOLDS RECOVERS STOLEN SHIT N.Y. Stocks ACROSS THE PACIFIC SAYS DETECTIVE HICKEY! AT CIRCLE ON MAY 17 OBITUARY ITS ANNUAL BANQUET BUT IT ISN’T LAUFER’S Local Stocks i Am Bosch ...... • 63% (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) (Continued from Page 1) Officers Also Installed at Ses­ Lieut. Barron Brings Back Am Ca ...... 142.% Dirigible to Carry 60 Passen­ Unusual Talent Secured for Am Loco ...... 115% DEATHS sion at Elks Home in Rock- ’ Goods from South Wind­ Old Asked gers and U. S. Mail If Con­ this town. He accompanied a Big Show HeM; Experienced Am Pow ad L t ...... 104% ville Last Night. ! ham; Wasn’t Taken Here. Bank 8tu< k.s. gress Passes Bill. friend, Burdett Williams, on a short Men in Charge. Mrs. Lucy Howell Bankers Trust Co . 325 __ Am Tel ad tel ...... 2 2 3 % automobile ride Tuesday night and Mrs. Lucy M. (D’Mund) Howell, City Bank and Trust. 1800 __ Am Tob ...... i..l7 2 % returned home about 10;30, bid­ I A large number of Emblem club Lieutenant William Barron, Anaconda ...... '...... 137% Wasbington, May 9.— Plans for Nutmeg Forest Tall Cedars of aged 64, died at her home at 125 members from Manchester attended who went to South Windham today, *Cap Nat B & T ...... 435 ___ ding Williams goodbye at the Lebanon Is rehearsing for a big Cooper Hill street last evening after Conn R iv e r ...... 400 — Atchison ...... 198 i passenger-mall dirigible service door. the Installation of officers and an­ acting on information secured Balt and Ohio ...... 120 minstrel show to b© given Tn the four years illness with a complica­ nual banquet In Rockville yester­ First Bond & tg . . . . 45 __ letween Lower California and A few minutes later, he left the tion of disorders. from one of the women arrested Beth S te e l...... -...... 107% Circle theater here Friday night day afternoon and evening. The in Hartford last night, returned at Htfd-Conn Trust Co. 660 700 Can P a c ...... 233% cionolulu were outlined to Presi- house, tolling his mother he was May 17. The affair will be for the She is survived by her husband First Nat Htfd . . . . . 275 lent Hooyer today by Paul W. Elies home where the ceremony 2 o’clock this afternoon with one 290 Ches and Ohio ...... 226 going to a drug store a short dis­ benefit of the Tall Cedars Rangers John R.; six children, Mrs. Ethel l..and Mig and rule — 60 Litchfield, president of the Good­ tance away. Clerks at the ntore took place was beautifully decorat­ of the zuitB that had been stolen by C M and St Paul ...... 31% and Band. The entire show is being Whitman of Manchester, Russell of ed with palms, apple blossoms, tu­ the clothes thieves that operated In .Morris IMan f'ank . . 200 Cons Gas ...... Il3 ,% year Zeppelin Corporation. The say he never reached there. From staged under the direction of John Henryville, Pa., William, Mra. New Brit Tr ...... 210 company plans to build a Zeppelin that time until his body was found lips and other spring flowers. Mrs. Manchester and throughout the 230 Corn Prod ...... 92% McLoughlin of Edmunds street and Richard^ Boughton, Forrest and John Flaherty of Rockville was state. Jacob Laufer, who has lost IMioetilx SI IJ&T . . . 575 ___ Dupont ...... 176 costing $1,500,000 and capable of yesterday, Huntington’s where­ the music arrangements are under Adeline'of this town; two sisters, Bark St. B a n k ...... 1200 ___ carrying 100 passengers or 60 pas­ abouts are cloaked in mystery. general chairman of the successful ten suits, was called to the police Erie ...... 70% the direction of Charles Harvey, an Mrs. Laura Phillips of Nazareth, affair. station to identify the suit, but xxRiverslde Trust .. 750 ___ Gen Elec ...... 254 sengers and mail. Not a Suicide. experienced vaudevlllian. Pa., and Mrs. Emma Werkhiser of do Rls ...... 153 _____ Senator Burton (R) of Ohio, said A theory of suicide at first ad­ At four o'clock the supreme claimed It was not one taken from Gen Motors ...... 82% Fifty six persons are In the com­ Henryville; two brothers, Theodore president, Mrs. Lawrence Kelly of bis place. West Htfd Trust . . . 525 ___ Int H a rv ...... 112 M.r. Hoover seemed sympathetic vanced was dissipated by Coroner pany which will feature seven D’Mund of Brooklyn and Frank lloiidA. with the project. He will submit a Costello and Medical Examiner Peabody, Mass., and her associate The suit was given to a girl by Int Nickel ...... 51% vaudeville acts. Prominent artists D’Mund of Henryville. officers installed the new officers of Richardson, who had turned it Hird & Conn West . . 96 —- Kenecot ...... 88% bill in the Senate authorizing the Pratt who declared ' the youth’s from all over this state and many Funeral service will be private East Conn Bow 5s . . 99 191 postofllce department to place con­ death to be a clear case of homi­ the Emblem club. A social hour over to her father as a gift. He .Mack Truck ...... 104 from points outside will take part. and will be held at the home at 8 followed during which light re­ had won it a few times, but when Conn L P 7 s ...... 115 118 Marland Oil ...... 38% tracts with the new service, he said. cide. Several local people are also includ­ o’clock tomorrow evening. Rev. E. Conn L P 5 % s -- 105 107 % The proposed system will not com­ Determination of a possible mo­ freshments were served. At 7:30 be learned that it was a stolen suit Miami C o p ...... 43% ed in the cast. T. French of the Church of the adjournment was made to the he lost no time in getting it done Conn L P 4 % 8 _ 98 100 Mo Pac ...... 33% pete with existing air routes but tive for Huntington’s slaying was Those in charge are General Nazerene, will officiate. The body Brid Hyd 5s ...... 102 105 will merely transport the mall over complicated with the revelations Rockville house where a delicious up In a package and returned to N Y central ...... 180 Chairman Janies O. Baker, Assis­ will be sent the following morning dinner was served, consisting of the police. In-xiiranoe SltM-ks. New Haven ...... 96 the Pacific. that the youth was quiet, studious, tant Frank Schlebel: advertising, by Holloran Brothers to East Aetna Casualty ....1 9 0 0 1950 Litchfield said the company will somewhat girl-shy and had no fruit cup, olives, celery and No Amn Co ...... 107 % Howard Hagedorn; tickets, Alfred Stroudburg, Pa., for burlhl. radishes, turkey with dressing, Aetna Insurance .. . 755 770 Packard ...... »..133% start building Its first dirigible soon known enemies. Schiebel; program, Stuart Wasley. Aetna Life ...... 1410 1425 as Congress authorizes Its mail con­ Despite a police guard around mashed potatoes, string beans, Penna R R ...... 80 tomato and cucumber salad, cran­ PARLEYS CONTINUE Automobile ...... 585 605 Post Cer ...... 76% tract. Drayton Hall, the dormitory in Conn. General ...... J350 ___ which young Huntington lived, the berry sauce, ice cream, cake and Pullman ...... 81% LATEST STOCKS coffee. The tables were tastefully Hartford Fire ...... 1095 1110 Radio Corp ...... 98% slain youth’s sister and brother ABOUT TOWN Htfd Steam Boiler . 850 875 cleaned out his room of all his ef­ decorated with purple candles, Paris, May 9— In the face of an Reading ...... 106% The May meeting of the Connec­ purple stock and ■ ''Ite carnations, Lincoln Nat Life . . . 120 140 Sou Pac ...... 127 fects, thereby depriving the police official announcement in the British National ...... 1440 1470 SKINNY MEN of the onportunity to conduct a New York, May 9.— A slight con­ ticut Horticultural society will be the colors of the club. The presi­ House of Commons in London that Sou Ry ...... 140% held at the new County Court build­ dents of eight dlfTereit cjubs were Phoenix ...... lOlO 1030 S O of N J ...... 60% Gain weight in few weeks with search for clues. Unfamlllarlty cession from the money market in the reparation apportionment fig­ Travelers ...... 1990 2015 with police methods is believed to the form of a reduction in call loan ing on Washington street. Hartford, present at the banquet, a remark­ ures of the Young plan are not ac­ S O of N Y ...... 43% new YEAST and IRON. Your tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock. able showing when It Is known that I’ lihlir. Utility blocks S O of Cal ...... 79 have been responsible for the rates to 12 per cent in the early ceptable to the British government, Conn Elec S v e ...... 120 125 own druggist guarantees re­ pair’s action. afternoon revived the drooping Garden club members, commercial there are only 16 in the United the experts continued conversations Studebaker ...... 85% States. Of the 126 guests at the Conn L P H% ...... 119 132 Texas Co ...... 64% sults— or pay nothing. Exonerates Friend. spirits of the bulls In the Stock fruit growers and others will find this evening. Sir Charles Adis, of Conn L P 7% ...... 117 120 Market today and brought about a the subject of Interest. Harold banquet, 25 were from Massachu­ the British delegation, conferred Union Pac ...... 216% Daily the letters pour in telling County Detective Hickey today setts and 9 from Rhode Islar-*. , Conn L P 5 % % pf. lOO 102 TOW Ironized Yeast has put on 5 to had a pool near the spot where the rally in the industrial stocks which Rogers, president of the Connecti­ with Owen D. Young, chairman of U S R u bber...... 55% Mrs. George H. Williams, presi­ Conn I. P 6% % Dfd 112 115 U S Steel ...... 178% 15 pounds of good, solid flesh in a body was found pumped out but had been falling steadily since the cut Poraologlcal society will give a the experts’ committee. Conn P Co (par 25) 133 130 opening of business on the big ! talk on fruit. dent of the Emblem club 1-st year Dr. Hjalmar Schacht. chief of the Westlnghouse ...... 158% few weeks. Has built up strength found nothing in the place. At the and re-elected to serve as Its head Hart El Lt (par ’zS) 131 134 W Ov-'iM.n-l ...... 26% h nervous, tired people. Has same time the detective more or board. German delegation, then called fio v t c ...... 12.') 13r. Everything seemed to favor the St. Margaret’s Circle. Daughters for the coming term, gave the ad­ upon Chairman Young, but so far beared skins of ugly pimples and less exonerated Huntington’s friend dress of welcome, and later Intro­ Greenwich W Ab G . . 98 101 Williams, and there .seemed no pos­ bears as trading in the Stock Ex­ of Isabella, will have a special as could be learned he had not yet BB.ITAIX’S INISITION lolls. People ask— how does Iron- duced the toastmlstress, Mrs. T. J. Htrd Gas c (par 25 ) 97 102 London. May 9.— The new vep- sibility, early this afternoon, the change started under unsettled con­ meeting In the basement of St. completed the revised memorandum do pfd (par 25 ) . 65 70 •zed Yeast work so quickly. Dannaher of this town. Vocal solos arations proposals contained in the Only when Yeast is Ironized is it youth was in any way Involved. ditions today. Wall street had little James’s church this evening at 8 of the German acceptance condi­ Htfd Gas Rls W I . . 8 9 hopes of relaxation in money. In o’clock to take action on the death were given by Miss Helen Burke, tions which he bad been expected to Young plan are not acceptable to aiore effective— for Iron is needed Williams’ story that he had left Mrs. Frauds Scanlon and Miss S N E T C o ...... 190 195 Huntington at 10:30 or the eve­ view of the failure of the 14 per of their late associate and past present. IWaniirarturing Storks. the British government and “ could ;o bring out the weight-building regent, Mrs. Julia Sheridan. Caroline Milanese of Rockville; It was understood that Dr. In no circumstances be entertain­ ralues of Yeast. Ironized Yeast ning Huntington d> and did not cent rate to attract any large Am Hardware ...... 67 69 amount of outside funds and the whistling solos by Mrs. Wright of Schacht plans to render the German, ed.” Chancellor of the Exchequer comes in pleasant tablets, safe Tor see him again was taken by police Stafford. The address of the eve­ Amer HosMry ...... 27 here as exactly the truth. reports that the banks and Reserve Relatives have received word of reservations verbally when the Winston Churchill announced In everybody. Do not upset stomach ning was given by Supreme Presi­ American Silver . . . 26 Board heads would show little con­ the sudden death last evening of Allies come to an agreement upon Arrow H&H El pfd . 106 the House of Commons this after­ Dr cause gas or bloating. Mrs. Louise Clouler of New York dent Mrs. Kelly, who told of the the apportionment of reparatlon.s. noon. He said his announcement Don’t have a skinny, weak body. sideration to the Stock Market un­ do conr ...... 50 who frequently visited here. She wonderful work perforinecl by Em­ This la the section of the Young was made “ in order to pr -vent mis­ ; Dor’t go around with an ugly skin. The Japanese arc growing tall­ til the “ situation cleared up,’’ the Automatic Refrig . , — Industrial and Railroad stocks, was a cousin of the late E. L. blem club members along charit­ plan that brought forth the formal conception abroad and alarm at Go to your druggist today. Get a er. The average height of the able lines. Brief remarks were Acme W ir e ...... 26 good and bad alike, were thrown on Hohenthal and his sisters here, Mrs. opposition of the British govern­ Blgelow-Hlfd. com . 105 home.” handy bottle of Ironized Yeast. If women has increased two inches the market In the forenoon, as Otto Hauschultz and Miss Lena made by Past Supreme President ment and the hostile comment of you are not delighted ' with the in 20 years and that of the men Mrs. Duffy of Providence, and Vice do pfd ...... 100 prices dropped all along the line. Hohenthal. the Franco-Belglan press. Billings and Spencer 10% juick results, get your money back one inch. President Mrs. Farrell. Each of It was reported this evening that 1 Radio Corporation's 3-poInt drop the eight visiting presidents was Bristol B ra ss...... 35 to 97 3-4 in a steady stream of The Ladles .Auxiliary of the 0. it Is now the policy of the British do pfd ...... 108 H. will have a special meeting In called upon to arise in response to delegate.^ to settle reoaratlons first speculative selling showed conclu­ her name and as she did die was Case. Lockwood & B 450 sively that the professions were on St. James’s church basement at and apportionment afterwards. Collins Co ...... 135 STATE 7:30 tomorrow evening to take greeted with hand-clapping. the selling side o f the market in the During the evening Mrs. Kelly Colt’s Firearms .... 37 forenoon, but it required only a few action upon the death of Its presi­ Eagle L o c k ...... 52 dent, Mrs. Julia Sheridan. was presented with a silver cake LAST TIMES TODAY minutes to bring about a rally to plate la appreciation of lier services TO CLEAR ELEVATORS. Fafnir Bearing .... no 100 1-2. General Electric, which in Fuller Brush A .... 15 Gibbons Assembly Catholic as Installing officer. The festivities Washington, .May 9.— With a the early trading fell off 8 points wound up with dancing at the Elks view to stimulating the foreign do Class AA .... 60 ^ J E A N N E ihU beautiful new to 253, recovered swiftly to 260, Ladles of Columbus will, bold a Hart &. Conley .... ‘200 special meeting in the basement of home, to which husbands of Eiii- market for American wheat and and numerous specialties had simi­ club members and also men of the wheat flour and to clear Ameri­ Hartman Tob 1st pf. lar market records.. St. James’s church this evening at do com ...... 20 7:30 to take action in the death of Elks were Invited. can grain elevators of 250.000.000 Transfer from the curb to the big bushels of wheat In anticipation of Inter Silver ...... 135 Lacel/ the late Mrs. Julia Sheridan. The board of the far-famed United Cor­ another heavy wheat crop this do pfd ...... 114 Frigidaire poration gave the professionals regular meeting of the Assembly Landers. Frary & Clk 68 will be held In K. of C. clubrooms year, eastern railioads today asked another favorite on which to con­ CALLS IT MURDER the interstate commerce commis­ Manning &. Bow A 18 centrate their activities. The stock tomorrow evening. sion to permit them to substan­ do Class B ...... 11 did not stray very far from the New Brit Mcti, pfd . 101 ■ Mrs. J. M. Pawley of Sidney. tially reduce freight rates on wheat * * price of 67 1-2 at which it was in­ and flour from Chicago. Buffalo. do com ...... 45 48 costs only complete troduced to trading, but unusually Australia, sister of Archibald Ses­ Washington, May t).— The fatal Nils Rem Pond .... 68 70.% sions of Highland Park arrived In shooting of J. W. Kendick, 17-year- Kansas City and St. Louis to New heavy trading marked its first day York for export. do Dfd ...... 1 00 on the Stock Exchange. The cor­ New York Tuesday. Mr. Sessions old college boy. by Virginia sheriffs North & Judd ...... 24 went down to meet his sister who because they “ suspected” his auto­ The proposal of the railroads poration, backed by Morgan is the was made at the suggestion of Beck. Slow and Wil . 15 holder of $220,000,000 of public will spend the summer with him at mobile might contain liquor, caused Russell Mfg Co .... 122 equipped with the his'home here. Mrs. Pawlev is a another stir in Congress today. President Hoover. The proposed utility stocks. reductions are 3 1-3 cenis per IdO Scoville Mfg Co ...... 57 For -the most part the market native of California but with her Senator Copeland (D> of New Seth Tlinm C com . . 32 York, characterized the shooting as nounds from Buffalo to New York. was in the position of being all husband and family has lived in cents from Chicago and 4 cents do pfd ...... 26 Cold dressed up but nowhere to go. The Australia for many years. “ a crime little short of murder." Smvth Mfg Co pfd 103 “ How long, oh, how long will the from St. Louis. bulls pressed their advantage Stand Screw ...... 165 ALL against the bears on the unexpect­ Miss Gertrude Berggren. local American people tolerate the blood­ .Stanley Works, com . 60 contralto who is pursuing her vocal shed caused by brainless underlings Taylor & Fenn .... 135 Control ed twist in the money market and FAST COLOR TALKING were in high spirits when the call studies in New York, will sing to­ In the campaign for enforcement of Torrington, new . . . 75 loan rate was pushed down to ten night from WJZ broadcasting sta­ an unenforceable law” he asked. Underwood ...... 119 PICTURE And yet it gives you per cent, tion at 10 o’clock. Miss Berggren “ This affair was an outrageous If you will begin, the very first Union Mfg Co ...... 19 every essential Frigid­ Marmon Motor’s advance to the will be one of a group of singers invasion of private rights by unre­ time you wish your lingerie or U S Envelope, pfd . . 115 year’s high price followed closely under the designation. "Voices of strained officials. If the possession hosiery, to rinse them in water to do. com ...... 220 aire feature the published estimates of $6 a the Evening.” Miss Berggren i-s of liquor were inherently a crime which a little coloring has been Veeder-Eoot ...... 44 ' 46% now singing at 11:30 . ni.. the first there would be some excuse for the added, you will find that they re­ Whit lock Coil Pipe . 12 16 share earnings In the first quarter and third Mondays from the same -ALSO- of the year, against $4.26 for the use of pistols other than in self-de- i tain their pristine beauty and x.\—Ex rlgnts. full year 1928. station. fense since It is a crime merely by color. EDDIE legislative enactment. Public senti- I w ith th« Frigid-- Consolidated Gas and Public Hose No. 3 of the South Manches­ TORTOISE SHELL PEABODY Service of New Jersey led a mod­ ment will never endorse such as- 1 •ir« Cold Control ter fire department was called out saults as these.” BIRD TONIC i .Ami Band in a Festival of Jazz. you can ragubt* erate rally in the public utility last night at 9:30 for a chimney i - stocks In the south hour, and ad­ Real tortoise shell can be clean­ f rooming timo «s- OootMoonginooringmehiovomont... fire at the home of A. Stanley Helm MENDl.NG TEARS Canaries and other pet birds ed and shined beautifully in the •etijr «• you ragu- vancing tendenies were picked up onoto Frigidairomt tho lotooot prieo on Boulder road. need green food as a spring tonic following manner. Wipe the sur­ \ Three Giersdorf Sisters lata bakiitf tima in Frtgidoiro history. It b nota on by a few other active utilities. The just as much as people. Chick- In your aaan. Rubberized silk coats, umbrel­ face with a cloth wet with alcohol, display in our shouroom. Oils spurted under the lead of las, rubbers and other overshoes weed, lettuce, mustard or most anv then rub dry and polish with a Barnsdell and Standard of New HAL ROACH COMEDY* can be mended effectively by the other green should be given them chamois dipped in jeweler’s rouge, Jersey, with Pan American recover­ NOON STOCKS several times a week. With Music and Sound. Home Electric Appliance Co. ing all of its early losses. The Rails use of ordinary adhesive tape. rottenstone or bismuth powder. 749 Main Street, South Manchester were inactive and the Steels and Coppers dull and quiet. New York, May 9.— There was The Manchester Electric Co. little hope of any relaxation In the Tlim-sdny, Friday and Saturday Nights 773 .Main Street, South Manchester COLORFUL GARNISH money market as the gong sounddd TOMORROW for the beginning of trading on the and ?3S* For fried chicken, or any other big board today. The 14 per cent, PARSONS May 16*17>‘18 rate was maintained, h possibili­ fowl, a beautiful garnish consists SATURDAY POP. .MAT. SATURDAY, MAY 18— 50c to $2 of thin slices of orange, cut cross­ ties of higher, rather than lower wise, topped by a slice of lime with rates before the end of the week. ONLY TI.ME HERE THIS i'EAR. .AVOID DIS.APPOINTMENT lllllllllllllllllllllilllilllllillllilllililllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllll a little grated pineapple. After a mixed opening, in which AND ORDER SE.ATS BY .M.AIL .NOW. THIS IS A SELL-OUT price changes In the active shares WILLIAM ATTRACTIO.V. were about evenly divided up to noon. Industrial stocks again felt I Service— Quality— LowPrices | May Have Had Aid in the weight of persistent speculative Prlocji Grea Orcli. VSt 4 rows SC.SOs iiv.\t 4 ru^vM (13s next 3 norm c E S1.5U) Gam. Cir. 911 Saf. Mat. Ortrh. 9Zt Bale. 4 ruiTM 9al next 4 roirn Wm ______Si Torch Murder selling and prices with a few ex­ 91.0U1 next 3 rotvn 91; Gain. Clr. 91. Be aure to eueluae atnniped enve­ ceptions dropped to the lower BOY lope to cnanre return of tieketa. levels. United Corporation, the new $200,000,000 Morgan - Bonbright utility holding company which was The WhistliiH) New york Casino Success I Fresh Seafood I transferred from tho curb to the S big board received considerable at tentioD as blocks of the stock were with the hmous‘W/fOOP££"Sot\q tossed around by the professionals. ^ M essr s. ^HUBERT present I at Right Prices United started on the boapd at 67%, against the curb’s close at 66, and sold actively fractionally above Fresh Buck Shad, whole Fancy Fresh Mackerel = 67. or half, 25c lb. 25c lb. i The steady drop in many of the Steak Cod Boston Bluefish E speculative leaders brought prices Fresh fiaddock 10c. Cape Cod Butterfish 30c = to the lowest levels of the month Radio was again under .attack and Fresh Flounders lb. E lost more than 2 ppints on the first Fillet of Sole Fillet of Haddock = half hour. Curtiss ero dropped 4 Fresh Roe Shad Round Clams for chowder = points to 164 and Anaconda Cop­ per 2% to 137%. High grade BAKERY SPECIALS rails sold off, New York Central Stuffed and Baked Had­ Sponge Cakes 25c each. losing 2% points at 180 anu Erie a point at 71. dock. slaked Beans, ready for Wall street found a partial e.x- Stuffed and Baked Mack­ noon, 25c qt. planation for tight money in the erel. Home Made Potato Salad large volume of new industrial HOUSE Peach Pies 28c each. 19c Ib. stocks which must be taken up by ODD THE BROADWAY COMEDIAN OF THE Y E A R _____ stockholders on “ rights” between Apricot Pies 28c^each. Best Creamery Tub But­ now and the middle of June. Close Leota Lane Harry Puck Doris Vinton Coffee Flavored Cup ter 48c Ib. to a billion dollars will be needed Cakes 25c dozen. Strictly Fresh Eggs 38c for this purpose, and 1- vectors and Eric Titus Lorraine Weimar Lou Powers Pumpernickel Bread 15c dozen, 2 dozen for 75c. banking houses have already begun Maude Allan William Dorbin Ella W hit^ead to accumulate funds to meet these loaf. Weston Cakes, assorted 35c payments, McGushion Twins ‘ Harold Vizard Angel Cakes 25c each. lb. Arthur Cutten’s statement that KELLEY DANCERS AND FOUR DIPLOMATS he was “^dolng nothing in the mar­ ket and would do nothing as long as money rates are abnormal” ex- A SuperUif Beautiful Production Here’s a close-up of Earl F. Pea- ^'plains and emphasizes thD stinted I Manchester Public Market i cox, young Mount Vernon. N. Y., buying power of the market at this with an Immense S ton o f tatent r»dlo repairman, who confeaaed to tim«, since the example of the big ALSO VITAPHONE VAUDEVILLE the killing of his bride and the operators Is closely followed by the I A. Podrove, Prop. Phone 10 | burning of her body. Peaeox facee smeller trader. Bnnching oi sell­ JESSE STAFFORD AUDREY FERRIS a first degree murder Indictment ing orders of the hears at such time and police are seeking to connect bare the Inevitable effect of driving AND HIS ORCHESTRA IN A COMEDY SKETCH 4 5 8 LAUGHS BY ACTI^ COpil a woman with the crime prices low^r. m m rnm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SO U T H MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, MAY. 9, 1929. PAGE TfelBB ‘ ^'7'J

AMERICANS LEAD MAY REBUILD DEPOT UNUSUAL FEATURE POSTPONE EXPERT’S ABOUT TOWN .K E I"l"H ’dr- TALKONFLOWERSI Miss Sanderson, a representative HERE DURING SUMMER of the Pictorial Review Company, QOU yo u can a io l>uy ^ooJi jutntiut^ INBRmSHOPEN AT THE LAWN FETE will be at the store of the J. W. Hale Company tonight and -tomor­ Budget of New HaTen Road Mrs. Johnstm Cannot Address row to demonstrate patterns. Includes Item Allowing for May Meeting of Garden Mrs, R. J. Gorman of Main street Diegel Tops Field With 140; Work on Station—The Pro­ High Divers, Thrilling Act, Club; Another Speaker Se­ waa removed to the .Manchester posed Plan. cured. Memorial hospital last night in Annual Home-Makers Month Secnred for Annnal Car­ Holloran Brothers’ ambulance to Hagen’s Spectacnlar 67 The 1929 budget of the New Since the announcement was undergo an operation for chronic York, New Haven and Hartford printed in yesterday’s Herald that appendicitis. Pnts Him Two Behind. Railroad Company carries an item nival Here. Mrs.* Belle Holcomb Johnson of the providing for the rebuilding of the State Board of Education was to be A change has been made in the station at Manchester, The Herald the speaker at the Manchester route of the Burnside trolley cars was informed" today. District Rep­ Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Garden club’s May meeting Mon­ through Hartford which helps Muirfield; Scotland, May 9.— resentative Mitchell of Hartford, to June 6, 7. and 8 are the dales set day evening, it has developed that Rockville and South Manchester a They had nothing up their sleeves whom ah appeal for repairs at the for the annual Lawn Fete of the she will be unable to address the cars to make better time, 'The J but two pairs of good American station was made, believes that the Manchester Community Club, which club at that time, but in all prob­ Burnside cars • formerly went arms and they strove to please the work may be started this summer will be in charge of Robert M. Reid, ability will speak at the. June meet­ through Main street in the city and eye rather than deceive It but Leo on the buildings. chairman of the committee on ar­ ing on the subject of wild flowers. oftentimes just prec-ded the local Diegel and Walter Hagen were Some months ago Willard B. rangements. The program committee has been cars holding them up all the way The done the less a couple of links Rogers and a committee of Depot Featuring the three days of able to secure Miss Florence Rob­ out to Burnside. Now the Burn­ magicians today as, with respective Square merchants conferred with carniyal will be “The Hellkvists’’, ertson, who is In charge of the side route 1:- through Market street scores of C9 and 67, they spread Mr. Mitchell and asked that some­ known to be the world's most sen­ Windsor branch of the Hartford li­ and they leave seven minutes ahead the.second round of the British thing be done to beautify the sta­ sational divers, in a high diving and brary, to give an informal talk at of the South Manchester car giving i KITCHEN Open Golf championship all over tion on Depot Square. Mr. Mitchell double fire diving act. Their act is the meeting Monday evening which them enough leeway to keep out of Muirfield's dour landscape, ies, at that time drew i>p a suggested a thriller beyond comparison, both will be held at the Manchester the way of the South Manchester magicians they were and more, for plan for the improvement and the dives being performed from a high Community clubhouse. Miss Rob­ express cars. whereas the average stage trickster inclusion of an Item • the rail­ platform Into a small tank of water. ertson’s subject will be “Gardens of is content to pull the rabbit out of road's budget seems to indicate In the Double Fire Dlvo “The Famous Estates Here and Abroad, A letter reached The Herald of­ you've often the hat, this pair went further that bis proposal has been accepted Hellkvists’’ set their costumes afire and Garden Literature." Miss Rob­ fice at noon today via airmail that They pulled the birdie out of the by the company’s board. and in a sheet of fiame both dive ertson will exhibit both pictures left, Chicago, Ills., at 7 p. m. last hole. If Mr. Mitchell’s plan goes into the tank, also flaming with and books in illustration of her night. This is the fastest demon­ Hagen’s 67, an epic of purity in through the station will be stucco­ •fire. This act has been performed talk. She has traveled extensively stration The Herald has j'et exper­ the matter of repressed control, ed, covered with red tile and the in­ In the largest parks, fairs, circuses, In this country and abroad and has ienced of airmail delivery. Much of Dreamed licked par by three strokes and bet­ terior refinished and modern toilet and carnivals on four continents visited famous gardens on the Paci­ The Herald's features and picture tered Percy Allis’ course record of facilities installed. and the millions who have seen it fic coast and In the east, as well as material is delivered by airmail. yesterday by two strokes, it was proclaim it to be the most marvel­ those of England, Scotland and one of the great rounds of all ous and unique diving act before the continent. “Mary Made Some Marmalade,” O f- championship history, a master­ MRS. SHERIDAN the public. a three act comedy drama, will be piece over which our descendenls Booths will be erected as in 'orm- presented under the auspices of may gloat. But great as was, all It er years and there Is a probability PICK CAST FOR PLAY the Zion Lutheran Church Walther got him was second place at the end IS DEAD TODAY that space will also be sold to Man­ Leaguers at Cheney Hall, Wednes­ of the day. chester merchants for display pur AT NORTH END CHURCH day evening,. May 15, at 8 o’clock, has a genuine McDougall kitchen cabinet just filled with conveniences to lighten The leadership went to Diegel, (Co:il iiiupd from Page 1) poses. by the Trinity Walther League So­ whose 69 ^.dded to his 71 of the ciety of Rockville. The play has your kitchen task. And if you have been thinking in terms good fashion for your first round yesterday, gave him an early married life they lived for a been presented in Rockville twice kitchen—beauty, harmonizing colors, etc.-you will want to see these new ensemble aggregate of 140. two strokes be­ time in Washington, D. C., then SHIELD SINCLAIR The cast of “The Clean-up.” a and met with such encouraging kitchens by McDougall. They’re new in color, harmony and conception. With yond Hagen. Two strokes back -of took up farming in Bolton. Mr. three-act comedy farce to be pre­ success that the local league In­ Walter another 72 today for j. total sented by the young people of the vited the players to stage the pres­ a McDougall you can have beauty as well as convenience in your kitchen. of 144, while Allis supplemented Sheridan was always much inter­ ested in raising fine horses. FOR PUBuenr Second Congregational church entation in Manchester. See our complete display during Annual Home Makers’ Month. his 69 with a 76 to finish in fourth about the middle of June, was an­ • position at 145. Their efforts Her Family Mrs. Sheridan leaves four daugh­ nounced todgy by Louis Smith, Monday evening preceding Me­ alone saved England from the Ig­ (Continaed from Page 1.) director of the production. Albert morial day is the date set by the Five Styles and Sizes to Select From nominy of an utter rout, for seven ters and three sons. They are Miss Tuttle will take the part of “Willie Mary and Julia Sheridan who Junior choir of the North Methodist of the first ten finishers were (D) of Alabama, already has berat­ Marsden” : Miss Lucille Grant church for a patriotic entertain­ Americans. live at home, Mrs. Thomas Sipples. ed the local government for the Nina Bnekmaster” ; Miss Virginia $47.25 $58.50 $67.50 $72 $89.50 Mrs. Charles Paquette, Michael, ment to be given in the church All Over 157 Out present state of affairs, and other Lowell. “Mrs. Cliff Collender” ; Miss vestry at 8 o’clock. The program They were Diegel, Hagen, Bobby Barnard and Paul Sheridan, all of speeches of like character are ex Sue Allen, “Mrs. Amos Woodruff’’.; will consist of recitations, songs Cruickshank with a 73 for 146; Manchester. There are also three pected in both Houses of Congress. Miss Ruth McMenemv, “Mrs. Lncre- and dialogues, all of a patriotic Johnny Farrell with a 75 for 147; grandchildren. Four sisters live in The Legislators are questioning tla Aswell” ; Miss Mary Reardoq nature, under the title of “For John Golden with a 73 for 147 and or near Boston, Mrs. Michael Mul­ Wilson’s action, and fireworks of a “Elizabeth Moore Madison” : Ben­ Freedom’s Sake.” The girls will be Gene Sarazen with a 74 for the len, Mrs. Hannah Uniacke, Mrs. nature unpleasant to the local of­ iamin Radding. “Mr. McKenna’ assisted by outside talent. A re­ same total; Tommy Armour with a Daniel Foley and Mrs. Margaret ficials are apt to ensue. David Williams. “Brooks Caldwell hearsal will be held this evening at 73 for 148 and Bill Mehlhorn. Kelly, Heflin said “it is time for of­ The part of “John Buckmaster' 7 o’clock. whose 74 got him a total of 148 and Funeral services for Mrs. Sheri­ ficials to stop truckling to million will, in all probabllltv, ;>e taken bv This a tie with Armour and Aubrey dan will be held at St. James's alre criminals” and sarcastically in I^onls Smith. According to present The Mayfair Fiesta which is Boomer, of England. church Saturday morning at 9 quired whether the admittance of plans the play will be staged in the nianned for Friday evening. May □ The remaining Americans finish­ o’clock. , reporters to the jail office would Hollister Street School, 17 by the young women of the Dor­ ed with the following totals: Mac­ disturb Sinclair’s nap. cas society of the Swedish Lutheran Complete Kitchen donald Smith and Jim Barnes. 151; An unconfirmed report was circu­ church, promises to be an interest­ A1 Espinosa. A1 Watrous, Ed Dud­ HAD WOMAN STABS lating in local circles today that Pihi in? rmiPT ing springtime affair. The various ley, JoeTurnesa and Horton Smith. barrassed district officials may find booth committees have recently in harmonizing 152; Jimmy Thompson, 156, and a way out of their present embar­ held meetings and are enthusiastic­ George Von Elm. 157. ADMEE’S SECRETARY rassment by moving Sinclair from ally working on the arrangements. colors! As it was decided that 64 players It was a row between neighbors the district jail to the work farm at that brought J->hn Tracy of 44 Miss Anna A. Johnson has been ap­ were to remain in the championship Occoquan. Va. pointed chairman of the candy com­ at scores up to and including 157. Los Angeles, Cal., May 9.—Brav­ Woodbridge street. and John Occoqnan is some miles removed Baronousky of 42 Woodbridge mittee; Mrs. William Munsie, fancy' all of the seventeen Americans re­ ery of Lois AyreA, assistant secre­ from the city, and its regulations articles; Miss Evelyn Anderson will mained in the event for its two final tary of Aimee Semple McPherson, street, to the Manchester polIc.e $153 are such that approach is almost court this morning on a charge of be in charge of the white elephant rounds tomorrow, morning and af­ and Special OfiScer Clearwater, to­ impossible. Those proposing the booth: Miss Beatrice Johnson, the **A Year to Pay” ternoon. day was believed to have frustrated breach of the peace. The trouble transfer of the oil baron point out occurred last nlg1\t and was over ice cream parlor; Miss Anna Lind- Thus far America’s domination an attempt to harm the evangelist, that such a move would lessen the berg the mvstery booth or chil­ of the British Open championship at Angelus Temple last night, the use of a barn that is connected \B tension caused by the gag cqle im with the house In which thev live. dren’s “wishing well’’; Miss Clara affirmed again Leymd the pos^ Mildred Hutchinson. 32, was ar­ posed on jail authorities by George Lindberg. the cafeteria. The decor­ slbflfty of a reply. Seventeen actual rested on an insanity complaint, In court Tracy, who is u little fel­ 8. Wilson, director of public wel low in comparison with Baron­ ations which will be elaborate will American contenders started in the after she bad slashed Miss Ayres in fare, and “save face” all around. be in pastel colors and the program event; seventeen still are in it. Of the neck with a pair of scissors, in ousky, admitted that he struck his neighbor in the face, following an ir charge of the executive commit­ these, fourteen were numbered an attempt to gain an audience with tee will be a surprise. among the first twenty-odd at the Mrs. McPherson, according to Miss argument, Baronousky resented the blow and struck Tracy several - finish of the second round. Ayres’ report to police. HOSPITAL NOTES Mrs, Isabella Hamilton and And two of them, Hagen and times. Both men were found guilty and a fine of 110 and costs family have moved from 44 Flor- | Diegel, played golf ruch as Eng­ ence street to 128 Wells street. land only saw once before, when was imposed in each case. Baron- Bobby Jones, greatest of all Amer­ WAPPING Mrs. Catherine Gorman of 750 ousky’s fine waa remitted. Main street underwent an appen Howard Smith of Knox street, Rev, Albert Turkington, the Irish icans. flouted Britain’s most treas­ evangelist, his wife, Mrs. Jennie ured traditions with a record 285 A barn owned by H. H. Goff, on dicitis operation at Memorial hospi paid a fine of $15 and costs for the Ellington road was totally des­ tal yesterday. Mrs, Sarah Wright speeding and driving with im­ Turkington. with Miss Isabel for 72 boles at St. Andrews. Yeman, formerly of Portadown, Reminds of Jones. troyed by fire last Monday evening. of 128 East Center street was the proper lights. He was arrested 16 PIECES only other patient reported ad last night by Officer Albert Rob­ Ireland and now of Baltimore, are Jones has been likened to the A horse, and flocks of ducks and visiting Mr. Turkington’s sister, machine in human guise but it is chickens were burned, also a ton mltted. She entered for treatment erts on Center street. ’ of a fractured ankle. John W, Royle of Norwich was Mrs. John Addy of Garden street. doubtful whether his perfection of bay. The loss is estimated at The party will attend the special ever kn.ew a more rigid. control over 12,000. Firemen from East Mrs, Frank Quish and baby boy arrested last night by Officer Al­ Picture a kitchen such as this one in your home, of Foster street and Mrs, Andrew bert Roberts on Center street for meeting at the Salvation Army cita­ than Hagen produced today. Hartford who responded to the call del this eveni'ig, Mr. Turkington all in colors that harmonize— beautiful pearl grey Usually a rabid liberal of the links, for aid, were handicapped for the Schmidt of 185 Center street were speeding. He will be given a hear­ discharged. ing on May 14. having been active in the work with a touch of light blue here and there. Then be turned conservative and shot ack of water, but they saved the while he lived here. bis way around almost without de- residence of Mr. Goff, which was consider the modem furnishings that it includes— riating from the straight line by a within 80 feet of the barn. The literal inch. cause of the Are is unknown. Mr. a genuine McDougall Lifetime Cabinet, a modish 5 Diegel, on the other hand, had to Goff was in the building a couple of pc. breakfast set, a full size cabinet gas range in Full pull a Hagen on the final nine in hours before and said everything order to stay in front. For the ac- appeared all right at that time, but 5,000 square feet under glaee. Enamel finish with oven heat indicator, a 9x12 Arm­ :uracy that has carried through when it was discovered the Are was strong Quaker Felt Rug, any pattern, and an 8 pc. five rounds of the Ryder Cup se­ beyond control. ries and the qualifying test and Miss Dorothy Dewey is ill at her utility glassware set for spices, tea, coffee, etc. regular championship days of this home on the Buckland road with Lastly consider the extremely moderate price with a tournament to an average of 69 4-5 the German measles. Say It With Anderson *s Flowers itrokes, suddenly deserted him. The Republican town committee whole year to pay—and you will readily see its value. Putting had prevented him from of South Windsor is to be enter- FOR shooting in the sixties through tained at Henbleln’s Hotel this eve­ svery previous day of the open; to­ ning. day, it kept him In that charmed Miss Jessie Lane entertained jnvlronment. some friends at tber home at Maple Twice on the late greens was he Ridge last Tuesday evening with a Interfered with by photographers baked potato supper. Shop for Ideas jr his score might have been even The Friendly Indians will meet MOTHERS’ DAY Entire Group on lower. Anyhow, he missed a three- at their club rooms with their lead­ Among the footer through this lack of consid- display in the er Rev. Harry B, Miner on Thurs­ We are prepared to fill your order with the best there is in cut flowers and potted Model Displays sration. day afternoon. Window of Onr However, the greens at least The choir of the Federated plants. Flowers from Anderson Greenhouses will be doubly appreciated because of at Onr vere kind to him. They fairly church will meet at the church to their freshness and fragrance. We have at all times the largest supply of plants and Opposite School Uptown Showrooms marled at Cruickshank and Ar- practice extra music for Mother’s cut flowers in town. Uptown South Manchester nour, neither of whom could sink Day, this evening. S25 Main St. I pi’*t on the' Inward nine, re­ Showrooms. tardless of their 73’s. As for Mac There are many professors of We Suggest. Smith, he took 41 putts on his Christianity, but oh how few are round of 78 and most of the other the strict practicers of It. A box of our own fresh cut Sweet Peas in all colors. imericans lacked the touch, too, vlth the possible exception of A mixed bouquet of all the different flowers that we grow. iohnny Golden, whose putting was )oth brilliant and erratic. But no American is finding fault Snapdragon, Stock, Calendulas, Roses, DAVID CHAMBER^ onight. With Diegel four strokes ind Hagen two strokes beyond the Larkspur, Heliotrope, Baby’s Breath. leld, and Farrell. Golden, Sarazen CONTRACrrOR ^ irm our and Hehlhorn close up hey couldn’t get :■ kick out of an Made up pots of Blooming Plants. AND BUILDER I ill American halfback. FOR SALE 68 Hollister Street Geraniums, Pelargoniums, Ferns =x PUBUC RECORDS Steele’s Mastadon Pansies. Best Quality Certifleef The following Instruments were For Mother on Mothers’ Day Olin R. Wood Property SEED POTATOES | today flled with the town clerk for may we suggest a package of Plant your flower beds with Anderson’s Annuals. The record: varieties we grow are the best there is. Don’t expect Property recently vacated by Judge Olin R. Wood at our special Buckland consisting of-house, bam, garage, wagon-shed, Frank V. Williams % Quit Claims good results when yon buy cheap plants. Henry S, Warren and Mary War- Mothers’ Day / and five and one-h^f aci;es of land. Buckland •en to E. J, HolL land and buildings You can depend

church wlU prese^ a thrae-aet Thursday. The next meeting will Mrs. Bessie Driscoll of Hartford John Blake of Providnge. R . L* musieal comady, “ llie Arrival of be on June 3. has been spending a few days with spent Wednesday with bis pereats, At the State Tonight Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blake o f O r* Kitty” on Friday evening at the Food Sale. Miss Gladys Palmer of Union The Christian Endeavor society chard street. Rockville Sykes Auditorium ^ Tickets for the street. play are now on sale at the High of the Baptist church will bold a Theaters school from 3 to 6 p. m. and 7 to 8 Food Sale at the Gas office on Fri­ Several members of Hope Chap­ p. m. The cast is being coached by day afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. ter, O. E. S., are attending the Aids Dram Corps. ReVi Bauohmann. Home made toed will be on sale. Grand Chapter meeting of the 0. £AD COLDS E. S. in Masonic hall, Springfield, Melt in spoon; inhale v^ ocs; The RockTille Chamber of Com­ Mothers' Day.at Union Chnrdi. Notes. a p ^ freOly up nostrils. merce at their meeting Tuesday Rockvillei’ Lodge of Elks will Mass., today. k PARSONS’S HARTFORD Mothers’ Day will be observed gt “ Lackee Girl” evening voted to aid the Rockville hold a meeting this evening at the next Sunday at the Union Congre­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Robinson of Fite and Drum corps in its efforts Elks Home on Prospect street. It i^Luckee Girl,” a boisterous, gay, gational church. Mothers will take Providence, R. I., were in town to bring the field day and meet to Is hoped there will be a large at­ outspoken musical comedy adapted part in the service and Miss Luo- Wednesday attending the funerjil Rockville In June and a silver lov­ tendance as there will be Important from the French by Gertrude Pur- chinl of the Hartford Y. W. Cl A ., of Clarence H. Merrick. ing cup will be donated by the business transacted. cill, will tumble Into Parsons’ the- will give a brief addresa Mr.) chamber as one of the prises In the r, Hartford, on Monday night, Brookes will give a MothersvDay contest. The chamber also were y 16 for three nights and a sermon. nlatlnee. A pronounced New York In favor of aiding James W . Milne Casino success, “ Luckee Girl,” has camp. United Spanish War Veter­ Meeting Night Changed. Iftewlse scored in Philadelphia ans, in securing the 1930 state con­ The Pythian Social club will hold sad Boston as a big seller. Pro- vention of Spanish War Veterans their meeting oh the first Monday dlieed by the Messrs. Sbubert this lor Rockville. of the month instead of the first '^usiglrl” comedy brings a rich Seek CSxtra Help. ^ e a d of talent topped hy Billy The Hockanum Mills company is TODAY THE PROVING GRO U.N D FOR Bduse, who after years of vaude- advertising for help lor their card­ ?^ e toil, has finally come into his ing and picker rooms which help V isit the MOTOR OILS IS IN THE AIR » .. aj6n a.s the Broadway comedian of will be employed on the night shift tltlft year. A giant of a man, at the Daniel mill. A few spin­ xj^l^ghin'g some 250 pounds. House ners are also needed for the night a powerful, cutting tenor voice shift. The company has many good McGovern iWh a comedy quirk that makes orders on faille which necessitates I^n unique and wholly unsugges- quick deliveries. ^ e of any other comedian on the Rockville City Hospital Report. l)&rds. His “ Let’s Make Whoopee” . , Tn.» . ., a ajaai ...... m i l — -— ------Graiiite Co.’s 6ong provides a rousing wccond-act Jeanne Bagels and Herbert Marshall in a'scene from, the The loliowlng is the report of BUrtain which hits the high-water the work of the Rockville City hos­ Memorial Day mark of the show. This number, a Paramount Picttire “ The I

Miss Doris Win ton. New York production, was specially written for the comedian by Mann Hpliner and Werner Jansson. ^Listed in the gifted and plentiful i iNAL CLEARANCE pply of principals are Leota ;ie, Harry Buck, Doris Vinton, rraine Welmer, Eric Titus, Lou ^vers, Maude Allan, William rbin, Ella Whitehead, Harold sard and the McGushion Twin? th the twelve Kelley Dancers and SALE four Musical Diplomats as ev- features. The official “ Luckee Girl” score tif the work of Maurice Yvain, iposer of the unforgettable on Homme,” popularized on this t : by Fannie Brice. Yvain, called Irving Berlin of Paris, has _ itten with prollficy for “ Luckee ^ 1 , ” with melody dripping from tfftry line. “ Magic Melody,” “ 1 ®rve You So,” and “ Wild About Itosic,” rank high in thq^^lurlng <8hnbers. In these days when t&sical shows carry on with one Season Coats Bttle song hit, It seems almost ^ d lg a l to supply “ Luckee Girl,” ^ h such an overflow of song and djpice pieces. Speed Is the key- ^ e of this New York Casino suc- esss. It would be difficult to gea» a show up faster. Here Is a plec htillt about a definite story, and. n sburse, there are a few pauses fni gdagio numbers and sbch. Bin Miss Amelia Earhart says . . . iQostly one rapid bit works defin­ itely into the text. price

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“'The Letter.” Eddie Peabody. my flights, because 1 know the value o f flaw­ ' Tonight marks the final oppor-] q ^ tty for Manchester theatergoers, see and hear Jeanne Eagels in less motor protection in meeting every flying Firamount's 100 per cent all-talk- thg film version of W. Somerset] Maugham’s play “ The Letter.” -^It is also the final chance fori emergency • • • Naturally, I use VEEDOL in my fapg to witness the comical capers ^ E d d le Peabody, the banjo boy, dnd his College Chums orchestra,] Coats for Sport! tbigether with the three Glersdorf, motor car, too.” atiters, the musical maids. Other lghtful short subjects will also] t shown. VEEDOL’ S tougher, heavier-bodied film

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The Sheraton Dining Room ..A An imported French scenic wall paper covers the

walls of this room. Its soft sepia isj l pleasing back­ ground for the rich crotch mahogany furniture. The deep red pf the rug and the blue and gold draperies add rich color notes. ^'Harmony House,” Our New Model Home, Will Show You The Way!

%-m ;a •• >APiS Living Room Is Spacious An entirely “livable” room has been created here, Even the entrance of “Harmony House” gives a thriUing hint of the clever and delightful rooms the visitor is to see. with several periods in companionable harmony. ^H E latch string is out at ‘Tlar- The gorgeous rug is a copy of one in the Kensington museum, London. Walls and woodwork are in old mony House” ___ we are holding of unusual resources Ivory . . . draperies in green and apricot. open house in good old and modem work­ rooms at his com­ New England style! V mand. And this same This is an entirely liv­ service is yours...... able home___a com­ \ "i'' for YOUR home, to ■rt'- ■* plete one of seven help you make it more rooms and bath, fur­ satisfying and more nished and decorated strikingly beautifuL in a manner designed We are a large and I to assist the seekers of able organization...... comfort and charm in yet small enough to give personal atten­ In the Hepplewhite Manner home interiors. Who­ A copy of an old hand-blocked paper, in gray and tion to every custom­ green brightens the walls of the master’s bedroom. ever plans a new home The lovely colorings and dainty grace of an 18th er’s problems. Har­ or strives to bring an century room are charmingly portrayed. Draperies mony House wel­ are glazed chintz. old one into harmony comes you and the op­ with the best modem An sir of eager and generona hoapltality has been attained In the qnaint hallway, The Xt mellow sepis tones of an old English scenic waU paper and the many faithful replicas of portunity to show you I ', ' I , rare old furniture combine to give It a delight ful oldtime flavor! The other rooms wiU trend can find a captivate you quite as completely. a capable furnishing wealth of practical service. suggestions in "Harmony House.” Here you will find lovely fabrics hung in new ways i f to make windows interesting— un­ usual effects of color___new ways of making fioors beautiful— furniture The Sunroom is Colorful chosen for the particular needs of A room to make the most of sunshine . . . in soft each room and cleverly arranged.... t greens, tan and orange . . . with flag-patterned lin­ oleum in citrine, blue and mulberry. Stick willow in important accessories to accent each the modern manner and gayly embroidered Numdah rugs add further to its bright cheeriness. room’s setting. Each room has been given a most practical individuality, carefully studied and worked out by our Decorator... .with a great store

The gnest room of “Hannony House'* Is one that can well make the guest wish to Unger ... .for Its color tones are of soft greens, orchid and gold, colors that give a wannth to the home's welcome. The Sheraton furniture is of brilliantly figured mahogany. A quaint fformandr chair in rose and green adds to the friendly welcoma.

The Gay Breakfast Nook Cheerful and inspiring . . . linoleum of black, ivory and green . . . walls of cream with trim of wedg- wood green . . . draperies of washable chintz, deep SELLING GOOD FURNITURE FOR 38 YEARS peach color. The breakfast set of ivory and green HARTFORD HARTFORD with a Hoosier cabinet in the same colors. IOd.ASV.LUM TRUMBULL .S.L.

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the targets in the next exchange of 1 bullets." MCHAELSON ACQUTITED REVENGE, REASON Guinta was known as the leader STUDENTS DEATH DAILY RADIO PROGRAM of Chicago Sicilians. He was the third local Sicilian leader shot to Thursday, May 9. 422.3—W OR. N E W A R K —710. Leading DX Stations. Key West, Fla., May 9.— Con­ 7:30 6:30—Concert ensemble; chimes FOR THREE DEATHS death in the past year. WAS ACCIDENTAL Oliver Smith, famous concert tenor, 8:00 7:00—Merrymakers musical hour 'DST) (ST) Lately, police understand, Scallsl gressman M. A. Miehaelson, of will be the ^est artist of the pro­ 8:30 7:30—Studio stock company. 405.2— W SB, A T L A N T A —740. gram to be broadcast by WABC and 9:00 8:00—Soprano and baritone. 8:30 7:30—NBC pi-ogi-ams (2 lira.) severed connections with the Ca­ Illinois, was acquitted on both sMoclated stations at 9:30 Thursday 9:30 8:30— Republican Club program. 10:30 9:30—Windham feature hour. pone organization to become a counts of an indictment charging night. Tho numbers to be sung by 10:30 9:30—Pianist and organise 12:00 11:00—Amos 'n' Andy, comedians bodyguard and business partner of Fell Down Flight of Stairs importation and transportation of Mr. Smith will be "One Alone" by 11:05 10:05—Two dance orcheslrus. 12:45 11:45—National music week. Chicago PoKce Say Moran Guinta. Romberg, and *T11 Never Ash For 302.8—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—990. 293.9— K Y W . CHICAGO—1020. liquor by a Jury In Federal Court More." He will be supported by a 7:00 6:00—Drake's variety hou/. 8:00 7:00—NBC programs (2 hrs.) here today. male trio and salon orchestra. The 7:30 6:30—WJZ programs (U4 hrs.) 10:35 9:35—String ensemble, songs. First Reports Hinted at a struggles of a small-time vaudeville 9:00 8:00—Bownes merry makers. 11:15 10:15—Studio dance orchestra. Gang Paid Up for Valen­ The jury received the case at team will be depicted in a new series 9:30 8:30—WJZ concert hour. 11:30 10:30—WJZ Slumber music. 8:46 o’clock last night and an­ of comic broadcasts, “Buck and 10:00 8:00—Modern harmonics. 12:00 U:00-rDance music I2V4 hrs.) REC CENTER PLANS nounced their findings at 1:03 a. Wing," the second episode of which 10:30 9:30—Butterfly dance orchestra. QnarreL will be radiated by the 'WFIAF net­ 348.6— WABCr NEW YORK—860. 389.4—W BBM , CH ICAGO —770. tine Day Massacre. m., today. work at 8. Two famous radio com­ 7:00 6:00—Dog chat; paters program 7:30 6:30—WABC progs. (2V4 hrs.) Mlcbaelson’s acquittal was re­ edians, Phil Cook and Vic Fleming, 8:00 7:00—Songs of yesteryeai;. 10:00 9:00—Mangclodians musical. ANNUAL MAY FROUC play the parts of the ill-starred three- 9:30 8:30—Oliver Smith, tenor. 11:00 10:00—LiOrabardo's orchestra. Worcester, Mass., May 9— The garded as a complete exoneration of a-day hoofers,. “Buck” and “Wing." 10:00 -9:00—Story, music of Arabia. L2:00 11:00—Studio artists frolic. Chicago, May 9.— "Just a mes- death of Robert R. Clarke, 21, the charges made against him. As­ The northern counties Of merry Eng­ 10:30 9:30—Columbians musical prog. —WJJD, CHICAGO—1180. sage from ‘Bugs’ Moran’s prominent junior at Holy Cross and sistant U. S. Attorney N. J . Mor­ land will be the next stop for the 11:00 10:00—Souvenier music,. songs. 9:00 8:(Jl>»M^8eheart hour, boys,” Will Be Held Saturday Even­ rison, in his closing argument last group of traveling students known as 11:30 10:30—Pancho's dance orchestra. 9:30 8:30—Stutilo hub hour. I was Deputy Police Commissioner son of Mrs. A. H. Clarke, of Bell the Voyagers in their musical itin­ 464.3— W E A F , N EW Y O R K —660. 10:30 9:30—Dance orchesiru: arttslA ing—Japanese Garden Cab­ Harbor, Long Island, N. Y., today night, called upon the jury to re­ erary through many lands. They will C:00 6:00—Talk, Thornton Fisher. 12:00 11:00—Artiets; concert trio. John Stege’s description today of aret. turn a verdict that would put an Bing and play sparkling ballads and 6:15 5:15—Dinner dance music. 416.4— W GN.W LIB, CHICAGO—720. was set down by official investiga­ snatches of medieval minstrelsy when 7:00 6:00—Mid-week hymn sing. 10:00 9:00—Musical melange. thfe murders of three notorious tors as accidental. end to the argument that the coun­ they broadcast for listeners of the 7:30 6:30—Comfort hour orch. with 10:30 9:30—Symphony orchestral. Chicago gangsters whose bodies, The annual May frolic will be An Investigation by Rev. Fr. try’s liquor laws were made only to WJZ hook-up at 10. A 23 piece band, Thomas Joyce, baritone. 11:15 10:15—(Julniet; dunce orchestra. curtail the rights of the poor man under the direction of Hugo Mariani, riddled with dum-dum bullets; were held at the School Street Recrea­ Michael Earls, S. J. administrator 8:00 7:00—Buck and Wing, comeoy 12:00 11:00—Dream ship; orchestra. tion Center Saturday evening. No­ and a mixed chorus, will Interpret vaudeville sketch. 344.6— W LS, CH ICA G O —870. found yesterday In Hammond, Ind. of the college, and two Worcester the selections. 8:30 7:30—Sentinel’s orchestra with 8:00 7:00—Hits from “ Princess Pat" This “ little massacre,” said Siege, tices have been mailed to all of the police detectives reveal that young . ' Jessica Dragonette, so- I 8:30 7:30—Frograni; round-up. members of the organization. Wave lengths in meters on left ol prano. ! was the answer to the “ big mas­ Clarke fell down a flight of stairs station title, kilocycles on the right. 8:00—Male quartet, piano duo, IU:U0 9:00—Studio concert orchestra. The program, which will begin at off a court downtown In Worcester. 447.5— WM AQ-W QJ. CH ICA G O —€70. sacre” of seven Moran gangsters Times are Eastern llayligiu baving singing violins. whojfvere lined up and slaughtered promptly 8:30, will Include bowl­ Two juniors Charles Sweeney, of and Eastern Standard. Biack lace 9:30 8:30—Vignettes music hour. 8:00 7:00—WABC programs (3 hrs.) ing, archery, cards and other indoor type indicates best features. 10:00 9:00—Educational talk. orch. 11:00 10:00—Amus 'n' Andy, comedians in a Dorth side garage on St. Valen­ Framingham, and Robert Donahue, 10:30 9:30—Concert Bureau program. 11:20 10:20—Musical potpourri. stunt games. Bridge, whist and of Proctor, 'Vt., were with Clarke 12:00 11:00—Two dance orcheetras. tine’s Day. MOTHERS’ DAY Leading East Stations. 11:00 10:00—George Olsen’s orchestra. setback will be played and prii^es at the time and told straightfor­ 12:00 11:00—Ben Bernle’s orchestra. 238—KOIL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—1260. Those found “on the spot” in (DST) (ST) ^ 393.5—W JZ, N EW Y O R K —760. 8:00 7:00—WABC progs. (2% hrs.) Hammond were John Scallsl and awarded to the winners. ward stories. 272.6—WPG, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 6:DU 6:00—Old Man Sunshine. 11:00 10:00—Merry ramblers; oance. Albert Anselmi, former bodyguards . Tickets may be purchased at the Lost His Balance On this day of days it is the thoughtful little gift 8:00 7:00—Trinity Church choir. 6:30 6:30—Pollack's dance orchestra. 12:00 11:00—Amos 'u' Andy; studio. for Alphonse (Scarface Al) Capone, Recreation Center office on School The stairway, located at the rear ^hat means so much to her. 8:2u 7:2u—Organist; novelties, 7:00 6:00—Talk by Captain Van 288.3— W FA A , D A L L A S —1040. street. Admission will Include all 9:3U 8:30—Studio hour; team. Hoffman. 7:30 6:30—WEAF orchestra, songs. and Joseph Guinta, ruler of Chicago of a building leads directly from 10:lo 9:15—Subway boys; comedians. 7:15 6:15—^Vocalists, saxophonlsL 9:30 8:30—WJZ concert program. Sicilians, who police said was "too activities and refreshments In the the sidewalk to the cellar and pro­ 10:30 9:30—Drama, "Salome." 7:30 6:30—Famous retold tales. Japanese Garden Cabaret. tected by an Iron grating. The A box of stationery or a motto is most ll;i)b 10:05—Happy Andrew's orchestra 8:00 7:00—Talk by Luclle Marsh, 361.2— KOA, D E N V E R —830. ambitious to live.” 283—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1060 artist, orchestra. 9:00 8:00—NBC programs (1>,4 hrs.) “ There was a rumor,’’ said Stege, grating, however. Is usually open, appropriate and will be appreciated. 7:00 (i:uu—Dinner music; Arcadians. 8:30 7:30—Ben Bernie's orchestra. 11:00 10:00—Supreme serenaders. 12:00 11:00—U. S. Engineers band. "that the Moran gang had lost Its occupants of the building stated. 7:30 6:30—WJZ programs (2\i hrs.) 9:00 8:00—Feature musical program. The trio, according to police had 10:00 9:00—Chesapeake music hour. 9:30 8:30—Rosario Bourdon's uren. 374.8— KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—800. morale under machine gun fire. PRISONER ESCAPES Make your selection from our large stock priced 10:30 9:30—Musical art gallery. 10:00 9:00—Voices of the Evening. 8:30 7:30—Orchestra, soprano. These new murders are an an­ entered the court when Clarke ap­ 11:00 10:00—WJZ Slumber music. 10:30 9:30—Palais D'Or orchestra. 9:00 8:00—Orchestra, tenor. from 85c up. 9:30 8:30—Studio entertainmenL nouncement to the contrary," parently lost his balance as he 645.1_WQR, b u f f a l o —650. 11:66 10:00—Slumber music. reached the head of the stairway. 6:30 6:30—Orchestra; concerL 635.4— WFI, PHILADELPHIA—560. 10:30 9:30—Dance orchestra. Out On Bail Boston, Mav 9— Albert Aldridge, 7:30 6:30—Charles feature hour. 7:00 6:00—Automobile dug feature. 491.5— WD A F, KA N SA S C IT Y —610. Scallsl was under liberty on a Both companions reached for him 8:00 7:00—WEAF progs. (3H hrs.) '7:15 6:15—Topics in season. 8:00 7:00—NBC programs (2^ hrs.) 29, alias 'William Aldridge, of Alls- and while Sweeney managed to 333.1—WMAK., B U F F A L O —900. 8:00 7:00—WEAF progs. (3V4 hrs.) 11:15 10:15—Studio variety program. $50,000 bond along with “ Machine ton, serving a sentence of from 10:30 9:30—Band concert. 491.6— WIP, PHILADELPHIA—610. 12:00 11:00—Amos 'n' Andy, comedians Gun" Jack McGurn pending trial grasp him, he was unable to retain 12:4't 11:45—NIghthawk frolic. eight to ten years for aiding a The D ew ey-R ichm an Cb. 243.8—W NAC, BOSTON—1230. 6:30 6:30—Oppenhelm’s orchestra. for the murder of the seven Moran his balance and fell with Clarke. 7:11 6:11—Amos 'n' Andy, comedians 7:00 6:00—Children's hour, pianist. 468.5—KFI, LOS ANGELES—640. prisoner to escape from Dedham Sweeney escaped with a bruise 7:25 6:25—Pearl's dance orchestra. 305.9—KDKA, PITTSBURGH—980. 11:00 10:00—Symphony orchestra. men executed with machine guns. Jail, today escaped from behind the jewelers, Silversmiths, Stationers, Opticians 8:00 7:00—WABC programs (3 hrs.) 6:80 6:30—Dinner dance music, 12:30 11:30—Concert programs. to his leg. The students returned 1:00 12:00—Dance orchestras. Scallsl was freed on bail because great granite walls of Charlestown 11:10 10:10—Two dance orchestras. 6:55 6:55—Aviation talk; ball scores. prosecutors said they were not yet to the college by cab, the police 428.3—WLW, CINCINNAT|i-700. 7:00 6:00—WJZ programs (3 hrs.) 333.1— KHJ, LOS ANGELES—900. state prison. slated, and when unable to gain an 8:00 7:00—WJZ programs (2 hrs.) 10:06 9:05—Merry ramblers; orch. 11:00 10:00—Urchestra; songs; artists. ready to proceed with the trial. Warden James Hogsett said that 10:00 9:00—Burnt Corkers novelty. 11:00 10:00—WJZ Slumber music. 12:00 11:00—Dance music. entrance, returned to the city and 379.6— KQO, O A K LA N D —790. The State of Illinois tried three an Investigation disclosed that the 10:30 9:30—Old.time Singing School. 245.8-WCAE. PITTSBURGH-1220. times to send Scallsl and Anselmi secured a room at a hotel. A phy­ 11:00 10:00—Hollingsworth UalL 6:30 5:30—Orchestra: pianist. 10:30 9:30—Standard Symphony orch. rear of the cell, close to the floor, sician, whose name was withheld, 11:30 10:30—Oilers; singers. 11:30 10:30—Memory Lane music. to the gallows. They killed two de­ 7:80 6:30—Book talk; Uncle Glmbee. had been dug out and that entrance was summoned and diagnosed the 12:30 11:30—Ulad Qlrls enterulnment. 8:00 7:00—WEAF progs. (3H hrs.) 12:30 11:30—Iilystery serial. tectives in a savage gun fight In was made to a corridor. ?«XXXXatX3tXXXX9i9tXXX3CKXX30tXX3^^ 1:00 12:00—Orchestra; variety hour. 11:30 10:30—Tracy-Brown’s orchestra. 1:00 12:00—Trocaderans orchestra. Injuries as slight. 280.2—WTAM, CLEVELAND—1070. 370.2—WCCO. MINN., ST. PAUL—810. 1925 in which Mike Genna, a com­ The Warden said that It was be­ Rumor of Scuffle 8:00 7:00—Invisible chorus. 260.7— W HAM, R O C H E S T E R —1160. 9:30 8:30—WABC tenor soloist. panion and gang leader, was slain. lieved the convict made his way 8:30 7:30—WEAF programs (1 hr.) 9:00 8:00—Eastman School program. 10:00 9:00—Artists; dance music. First reports to the police were 9:30 8:30—Musical tour; artists. 9:30 8:30—WJZ programs (2>A hrs.) 11:00 10:00—rianlsl, theatrical hour, Acquittal of the two resulted from through a ventilator onto the exten­ WE ARE PIjEASED TO 10:00 9;C0—Studio program. to the effect that there had been a 12:00 11:00—Three dance orchestras. 11:20 10:20—Dick Long's orchestra. a plea that they mistook the police­ sion of the north wing of the prison scuffle and this report coupled with 10:30 9:30—Trio; radloettes. 10:30 0:30—WJZ programs (1^ hrs.) 461.3— WSM, N A S H V IL L E —650. men, in civilian dress, for enemy and leaped twelve feet to freedom. 11:30 10:8O--9tudi0 variety hour. 12:00 11:00—Orchestra; organisu 8:30 7:30—WEAF prog. (1^ hrs.) the fact that there were bruises on ANNOUNCE THAT 399,»—WeX • W ET RO IT—760. 879.6—WQY. SCHENECTADY—790. 10:00 9:00—Studio rauslcHl hours. mobsmen. The escape was discovered when the knuckles of Clarke’s right hand 8:00 7:00—WJZ programs (S hrs.) 12:65 11:66—Time; weather; markets. 10:30 9:80—The Man Who Knows. Murder Suspects the guards made the rounds to as well as a 4-inch fracture of the 11:00 10:00—Egyptian serenaders. 6:00 5:00—Markets, farm forum. 12:00 11:00—Studio dance orchestra. Allied with the Genna band, awaken the prisoners. It was be­ 13:00 11:00—Organist; dance music. 6:30 5:30—Albany dinner music. 270.1— WRVA, RICHMOND-1110. skull at the base of the brain on Commencing Saturday, May 11 499.7—WTIC, HARTFORD—600. 7:20 6:20—Educational talk; artists. 6:110 6:00—Orenestra; Amos 'n' Andy which was affiliated with the Ca­ lieved that Aldridge escaped short­ the left side caused District Attor­ 6:30 6:30—Sea Oull dinner group. 8:00 7:00—Agricultural question box. 9:30 8:30—NBC programs (2V4 hrs.) pone gang, Scallsl and Anselmi ly after daylight. Warden Hogsett ney Charles R. Rugg to order a 7:00 6:00—Music memory contest. 8:30 7:30—WEAF programs (1 hr.) 12:00 11:00—Lawrence's orchestra. were suspects In the murder of Dion said that the excavating In the cell 7:30 6:80—WEAF programs (1 hr.) 9:30 8:30—With the Joneses, 440.9— KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—680. complete Investigation. Lieut. 8:80 7:80—“Tone Color," musical. 10:00 9:00—WEAF progA (1V4 hrs.) 11:00 10:00—Feature program. O’Banlon, but finally were liberat­ Indicated that It was not done In Maurice Kelllher and Sgt. Thomas 11:30 10:80—Theater organ rcdtal. Arthur W, Johnson 6:00 8:00—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) 12:00 11:00—NBC dance music. ed without formal charges being one night, but that the prisoner E. Long, of the detective bureau at Secondary Eastern Stations. Secondary DX Stations. placed against them. must have secretly worked for a police headquarters, were assigned. B0S.6—WBEI, BO8TON-600. 410.7—CNRM . M O N TR EA L—730. 344.6— W EN R , CHICAQ O—870. Coroner Herman Bundesen too long period and managed to con­ 7:30 6:30—O’Leary's Irish minstrels. 8:00 7:00—French Canadian concert. 8:15 7:16—Farmer Rusk's talk, blamed the Moran band for yester­ ceal his efforts from guards who 7:80 6:80—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) 9:66 8:00—Canadian concerL 12:00 11:00—Orchestra; comedy team. day’s triple killing. made regular inspections. Clinton Street, South Manchester 9:80 8:80—Mr. and Mrs. Radio Skit. 10:00 9:00—Ottawa dunce music. 1:10 12:10-DX air vaudeville. 10:00 9:00—WEAF musical program. 296.9—W HN, N EW Y O R K —1010. "It’s the old eye-for-an-eye and 10:36 9:85—Braves concert program. 6:30 6:30—Artists program; soprano. 202.6— W H T, C H ICA G O —1480. tooth-for-a-tooth racket," . said the 874.8—W8AI, CINCINNATI-600. 7:66 6:00—Dinner dance music. 10:00 9:00—Studio concert. 11:00 10:00—Your hour league. coroner. A Missouri girl has made a suc­ 1:80 7:80—W E ^ programs (1 hr.) 272.6— W L W L , N EW Y O R K —1100. cess of manufacturing slyilsh shoes Will Take Charge of Our Retail Sales 0:30 8:80—Minstrel men’s frolic. 6:00 6:00—Orchestra favorites. 299.8-WHO, DE8 MOINES—1000. Another theory entertained was 10:00 0:00—WEAF programs (1 hr.) 6:10 6:10—Ensemlile; address. 8:00 7:00—Studio musical progiam, that the executioners of the Moran In Paris. That’s nothing— for years 11:00 10:00—Footlights; orchestra. 6:55 6:55—Talk; tenor; talk. 8:30 7:30—NBC programs (3^ hrs.) people have been making a success Department Which Includes 215.7—WHK, CLEVELAND—1390. 7:26 6:25—Violin; orchestra; talk. 12:00 U;00—Llttlo Symphony orch. gangsters had become so dizzy with 374.8—WBAP, FORT WORTH—800. of maniifaoturlng Parli shoes right 6:00 7:00—1. B. B. A. mid-week ser. 626-WNYC, NEW YORK—670. a sense of their own power after­ 9:00 8:00—WABC programs (8 hrs.) 8:30 7:30—Songs, piano recital. ward that they had to be slain by here in America. 19:00 11:00—Amos Andy, comedians 7:35 6:85—Air College lectures. 608.2—W OW , OM AHA—690. 12:15 11:15—Day's dance orchestra. 8:15 7:16—Violin recital; talk. 10:00 9:00—Feature program. their own bosses "for the good of Nokol Oil Burners 32B.»-WVI^J.-WWJ, DETROIT—920. Ii45 7t46—Ninth Regiment bend. 11:00 10:00—Btirnham'a rhythm kings service." 7:00 6:00—Trio: spsed boys. 815.6— WRC, WASHINGTON—950. 309.1— K JR , S E A T T L E - 970. Kelvinator 8:00 7:00-WBAF progs. UH hrs.) 9:80 8:80—'WEAF progs. (1V4 hrs.) 11:00 10:00—Artistic ensemble, sololsta "But I believe," Deputy Com­ 9:30 8:80—Qypsy baron's oonoerL 11:60 10:00—WJZ Slumber music. 18:00 11:00—Salon orchestfo, artists. missioner Stege added, "that this 1()|00 8:00—WEAF programs (I hrs.) 12:06 11:00—Daugherty's orchestra. 1:00 12;00—Vio Myer’s otchcatra. job has the Moran trademark on it. SHORE LOBSTER Sterling Ranges "I am also convinced that it means more war. Moran himself DINNER Radio saddle horses military jumping and Capone himself are likely to be Washing Machines HAR1T0RD HORSE SHOW events. WTIC Among the most famous horses Served Each Day $tO to $300 Economizer Fuel Oil Savers PROGRAMS to compete In the .show are six FOR RADIO 5 p. m. to 8 p. m. OF INTEREST LOCALLY owned by 0. W. Brown, of Berlin, COWVKmKWT —— and— Travelers, Hartford N. H., three from Miriam Winslow SERVICE Except Sundays UrAYMIMTt of Boston, four from the R. 0. T. 0. Westinghouse Electric Ranges 500 m. 600 K. C. Col. Clifford D. Cheney Do­ unit of Massachusetts Agricultural PHONE 1968 College under the direction of Have yoo beard the new Ma­ nates Prizes—Many Man­ Major Sumner Briscoe. The latter jestic Qleciric Hafllo? PERSONAL FINANCE CO. Program for Thursday. chester Riders, in Show. Eastem Daylight Saving Time. are entered In the jumping, polo Honiss's Reomi B and 8, and military classes. Barstnw Radio P. M. Second Floor, State Theater Bldg. Alfred A. Grezel .6:20— Summary of program and Many Manchester horse lovers Mrs. R. Cleveland Hasting Is en­ 22 State St. are planning to attend the eighth tering her five gaited saddle horses, Service Sonth Mancheiter, Conn. Plumbing and Heating Contractor. United States dally news bulle* AuUiuiisod Dealer (Under Grant’s Store) tins from ’Washington, D. C. annual Hartford Cavalry Horse among them her champion, "Man Telephone 1-0-4 O’ The Hour." Mrs. R. J. Goodman Majestic, Crosley, I'hliro Hartford, Conn. Main Street, 0pp. Park Street, South Manchester 6:25— Hartford Courant news Show to be held In the Armory at Open 8:80 to 8. Sat. 8:80 to 1 West Hartford which opens this will enter her famous jumping 816 Mlilflle runiplke East bulletins. South Alaiichestcr 6:30— Bulova correct time. . evening and continues Friday night and saddle horses. William C. Llcenied by the State. 6:30— Sea Gull Dinner Group. with a grand finale set for the clos­ Hungerford, president of the 6:55— Baseball scores. ing night, Saturday. For several Cavalry Horse Show Incorporation, 7:00— The King Perfecto Music years the West Hartford show has will , be , the . , judge. , Captain F. S. Memory Contest directed by Emil been on the Incline until now It has • Waiimrlghjt Is^ the show secretary . Helmberger. reached a peak where it compares and Capt. C. P. Pendleton Is execu­ 7:30— Coward Comfort hour from favorably with the best Indoor tive secretary. Reservations may be N. B. C. Studios, Fritz Forsch, di­ shows in New England. made with the latter who has head­ a .R . CmpmeUy, 10,000 lbs. rector. Colonel Clifford D. Cheney, com­ quarters at 125 Pearl street in Pri**, nha—U enlr, 8:00—S. D. Woodruff & Sons mander of the 316th. Cavalry Re­ Hartford or at the Armory. P. O. B. PoBtlaa, Mtob Seed program. serve, U. S. A., is a donor of the SUNDAY—MAY m 8:30— "Tone Color" presented by prizes to be given the winners of Congresswoman Ruth Hanna Mc­ The Imperials. the various events on the program Cormick says the real artistic Im­ Victor Herbert program. which Is 8ponsore4 by three Hart­ pulses of the nation come from the March of the Toys from "Babes ford cavalry troops which Include "hick" towns. Now, would she In Toyland.” several Manchester men In their please name a few hick towns In her My Dream Girl. personnel. One of the special at­ illatrlct? Indian Summer, tractions will be the appearance of Punchinello. Troop O of the New York State Badinage. mounted police force under the per­ MVniErs MT Yesterthoughts. sonal direction of Captain Edward a ctio n ' A1 Fresco. Keeler. They are entered In the en­ / ^A^i5iurccl m/7/A 9:00— Selberllng Singers from N. listed men's jumping and gaited B. C. Studios, Frank Black, di­ rector. 9:3 0—tJIewton-Parsons Hour. Mother Loves All Flowers Program of outstanding Ameri- composers. Salutation, Semper Filells, Sousa. because they tell her you remember. To a Wild Rose, MacDowell. DICK ' Narcissus, Nevln. WM. E. KRAH For Morning, Oley Speaks. To Mother, a token of flowers ex­ Tenor solo. Expert POWERED Fantasle, Melodies of Stephen Mother Living, presses your many unspoken words Foster, Arr. Holmes. Ah! 'Sweet Mystery of Life, Her­ Radio Service ana mat means Flowers Bright o f appreciation and devotion. bert. Philco Jars and Batteries Tenor solo. Characteristics, Badinage, Victor Backache Bother R C A Tubes and New Sets. For Herbert. Phone 364-2 Money>llak«r March El Captain, Sousa. ______s 10:00— Halsey-Stuart program Y o u ? Mother’s Memory, Let Flowers Tell from N. B. C, Studios, Andy T oo Often This Warns of Sanella, director. Sluggish Kidneys, Flowers White. 10:30— Hotchkiss, Hinckley & T\O ES every day find yon lame NOTICE SMOOTHNESS, speed and A money-maker and a mon­ Walsh Old Fashioned Barn ey-saver—low-cost operation Dance from Bloomfield, Connec­ A / and achy— suffering nagging ^ power arei in thin famous H er Oil ticut. backache, headache and dizzy engine—72.5 actual honepower and upkeep, low depreciation. spells? (at 2500 r. p. m .). This means This BUICK-powered scries, Realism Is one of the factors Are kidney excretions too fre­ BOARD OF REUEF including heavier-duty mod- contributing to the immense pop­ quent, scanty or homing in pass­ profitaUe work-capacity for If Mother is in a distant city Mothers* Day ularity of the broadcasts of the age? These are often signs of an owner more ton-milee elsi 33 types of different Bloomfield barn dances from or town we will deliver your sluggish kidneys and shonldn't he SO. MANCHESTER FIRE per day. 4-speed transmiuion. Straight Ratr^g capacities that you remember how much she means yoffl. Station WTIC, one of which will nediKted. be heard at 10:30 o’clock to­ DISTRICT 4-wheel brakes. Pressed steel (10,000 lbs. to 18,000 lbs., flower rnnembrance through All flowers are appropriate, for Mother loves th m To promote normal kidney ac­ channel frame, maxi­ maximum allowable total night. When installing the re tion and assist yonr kidneys in our alL mote control apparatus, special cleansing yonr blood of poisonons All persons claiming to be ag mum depth. A real margin gross weight). Other models care is taken by the engineers wastes, use Doan's Pills. Recom­ grieved by the doings of the rate- of ruggedness and power in PONTIAC-powered for light each week to place the micro­ mended the world over. A sk your maker of the South Manchester every detail of construction. duty. Let us shame you the great Fire District and those who are re­ phones in such a manner that n eit^ b a r! That’s why it’s famous. value these modem trucks offer. not only the music of ' Sammy quiring offsets must appear and file Telegraph Spring’s old-fashioned square 50,000 Users Endorse Doan’s: their complaints at a meeting of a Mrs. PrmncM W ittman, CSX Miami dance orchestra may be heard, A t*., K«n»*» City, Kaa*., aar*! “Altar member of the Board of Selectmen but also the noise of the cjincing a acToa cold my ki^eya iiracaUHy. and one member of the South Man­ It oftan waa aaeciaarir to fat op at aiskc. G e b s e r a l M o t o r s T r d c r s D elivery crowd. By hearing the laughter I tiradaaailyaacHtdallaclieacroMoiTback chester Fire District Commission and giggling, the shouting and bo^aied ma a loL Ooan'a Pilla bad balpad acting as a Board of Relief to be stamping of the dancers, the lis­ my motber ao I betan oainx oad aoar 1 teal aa w ell ms a r e r ." beld at the Municipal Building in tener is infected with the spirit the Town of Manchester Tuesday, KEMP BROS. Service of gay abandon that rules the May 14, 1929, from 4:16 to 5:15 Hotel Sheridan Building, Phoae 108S-2 throng. 180 CENTER STREET TELEPHONE 1000 D oan’s Pills P. M., Standard Time. SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. 11:00—^Bulova correct time; Hart­ A PTIMULANT DIURETIC A KIDNEYS Signed ford Courant news bulletins and Ibater-Milbem Col MigChcm. BuDaIo.ItY WILLIAM J. CROCKETT, WMfhnr forecast. ------Sec. So. MAoebMUr Vih# XHst. \ I lie I K I <>W I \ I |(\ PI IJ V.I \N l» PI u PON I V/ •..■■•-■ ' / '■ ' • '• ■ ;■ ■ ,T.r .' • ‘

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Gennan Prince Takes to Skies The TOWN DOCTOR SAYS 1/ ON COMMUNITY SELLING wor courtesy, yon are selling. Some­ one said, “ Selling Is giving the The Tltal problem that confronts other fellow a reason why he every community today is one of should do what you want him to SPAIN IN FLOBipA I selling. It has always been one of do or not to do, and salesmanship selllnf — but in the past, probably is getting him to do It." , Today is tba anniversary of of less imp^tance, since most Community selling is gettlnf perhaps the greatest single aid towns could set by on the rlslns I other people to think your town is Spain, as an ally of the American market, so to speak. a better place In which to Invest colonies, gave during the Revolnt' A few years ago store keepers their money for a factory, a busi­ -tlonary War. thought of their businest as many ness, an enterprise, for real estate, For about two years prior to Mar now think of their community. They ! merchandise or any of those things 9, 1781, Galvez, tbf Spanish com­ thought because their store had jthat will materially benefit. Com* mander at New Orleans, had har*j been in existence for years, it al- ' munity salesmanship is doing those assed British forts along the urays would be; there were people, ; things that will Induce them to do southern length of the Mississippi, and people had .to buy what the it, and avoiding those things that river with considerable fuccesa. He store ca ^ ed In stock. Then came , will keep them from doing it. then planned a campaign againsb automobiles and good roads, free I You are a salesman or a sales­ ,the British on the west coast o^ mail delivery, radio, telephone and woman for ♦he place where you Florida, In the hope of reelaimloi; merchants. With the coming of live. You are working on a com­ the territory for Spain. j these, “ store keepers" and “ clerks' mission basis: you get paid accord­ His operations were delayed aC had to become merchants and sales ing to what you do, and you will the outset by the first hurricane people, or lose their business to get paid, and generously. You do in recorded history to strike Florl-> those who were. not have to own real estate, operate da and the adjacent territory Ofi Because for ages past compar­ a store, be a professional man or In the Gulf of Mexico. But on May 9; atively no constructive attention has jany business, to profit from com- 17^1. Pensacola, with a garrison of been paid to community building, munity growth and expansion, but 800 men, and the whole of Florida’s community planning, selling and *even If you didn’t make a dime west coast surrendered to Galvez. ; analysis. It is often considered as actual cash out of it. It is worth The Spanish victory was fsvbrr unnecessary. Many people reason the effort to enjoy better, more In­ able news to the struggling eol»j that because there always have been teresting and attractive surround­ nles. but it wap to give rise later tq cities, towns, and villages, there ings. to have better schools, more a prolonged border dispute between alwavs will be, the same as some parks, etc., which are bound to the United States and Spain. It retailers still think of their store come as a result of selling your was not settled until 40 years later as a supplv depot where people who community— not considering the and, meanwhile, provoked much 111+ ' A have a definite Idea of what they satisfaction you get out of doing will between the two countries. > : want, will get It without Invitation something for the good of all — from them or encouragement or something that you know, ybu service from the clerk. Yon know ought to do. what happens to “ store keepers No doubt there will be store who refuse to be merchants— who keepers” and “ clerks" for several BAD LEGS years to come; there will always be Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia is shown wearing the unique do not sell. The same will hanpen helmet with earphones through which the instructor gives Instructions to towns and communities who take cities and towns, but because your Do Your Feet Swell and Inllamp town has always been, as far as you to student flyers. The prince, shown climbing into the plane and in a like attitude. the square below, has taken a 30-day course at the Crawford Aero and Get so Sore Yon Can Hardly This Is a Selling Age. There are concerned, that is no reason Walk? ■Isn’t a business, a profession, or a why it will continue to be. It may School, Venice, Calif. Instructor 0. G. Johns is at the right, above. exist throughout your life time, as job. that doesn’t require some form Have You Varicose or Swollen of selling. Every married man was a sickly city, a tired town, vanish­ a salesman, when he induced "her ’ ing village, or callous community, GREEN PEAS KEEPING SPINACH V ein s? to say “ yes." And the wise married but without getting sold on It your­ self. and without selling it to Fresh peas should be put into To stop the misery, pain or sore­ man hasn’t quit selling! Every If you cook spinach carefully married women sells — sometimes, others, by your every action, word cold water for about 15 minutes ness, help reduce the dangerous and how! She has to, to make life and deed, your community cannot before cooking. Put a tiny pinch and drain all the water the first swollen veins and strengthen the bearable. The shebas and the keep up to and ahead of date. of soda In the water you cover minute it tests tender, you can legs, use Moone’s Emerald Oil. This shieks are constantly selling. You Don’t yet your community get the bottom of the pan with and keep It several hours or even days. clean powerful penetrating yet safe behind the times. Do your part. It cever them with either their own and I are selling. We may not To reheat, put t carefully , in a antiseptic healing oil is simply carry a sample case, we may ncrt be will be just as modern. Just as alive leaves and stalks or with leaves of wonderful for Ulcers— Old Sores ac you will work to make it. lettuce. Very little water is need­ pan to which butter and a few tea­ behind the counter, but we are spoonfuls of water have been add­ and Broken veins. Obtainable a.t everlastingly selling something— an ’The Town Doctor Article is pub­ ed for this way of cooking and Before you make ed. This will let it steam hot Magnell Drug Co., So. Manchester Idea, ourselves, or perhapr a friend. lished by The Herald in coopera­ the peas are delicious and very and all first class drug stores. When you ask for a raise, a day off. tion with the Manchester Lions green. without burning. a little more credit, or any favor ;Cluh.

of Andover were guests of honor at up your mind... the 81st birthday anniversary party of F. Clarence BIssell, which took place at his home on West Boule­ lUOTATIO^ vard. Hartford. Saturday at 1 p. m.. May 4. Mr. Blssell’s daughter, Mrs. Carroll, of Hartford and Mrs. Julia Visit Little, who makes her home at the BIssell residence, were also present. "WiseSmith C Go. “ A large family, if the income Is HARTFORD small, is a crime against the chil­ A turkey dinner was served and the dren born into it.” usual birthday cake was in evi­ — Margaret Sanger, advocate of dence.. Mr. Bissell was a native of Hebron and for many years was Garber Brothers birth control. organist at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, where he began his career Friday and Saturday Important Days “ Any real rarity of considerable as musician by blowing the organ value is almost sure to be known as a small boy. He held the office already to collectors and dealers." of chief clerk In the comptroller’s No matter how much or how little you want to spend —F. J. H. Kracke, U. S. appraiser office at the Capitol for a long term of the port of New York (North of years, and is now registrar oi the for furniture . . . before you decide, visit Garber American Review.) Connecticut Society of the Sons of National Baby Week the American Revolution, in which Brothers. “The civilised world today is run organization he takes an active in­ on the basis of a belief In prom­ terest. The guests, Mrs. Phelps Interesting Price Reductions on Wee ises.” and Miss Kellogg have also acted as —Dwight W. Morrow, ambassador organists at the same church where Folks Summer Wearables! to Mexico. Mr. Bissell played, for many years, Not to know the vast selection here, not to know the and the time was agreeably spent “ Besides her high proportion of in recalling old days and events. As for a Baby Book, army and naval officers, the south’s Interview Our Attend­ dependable qualilty of furniture here, not to know the The guests remained at the Bissell a pretty book full of Interest in the military is shown by home until Monday. ing Nurse, who will glad­ ier remarkable encouragement and common-sense Economy in back of our Everyday low­ While Edmund H. Horton, in ly help you decide on the valuable advice and in­ support of military colleges and company with several men in his schools.” employ, was driving a herd of 15 most healthful and com­ formation regarding est prices makes it hard for one to know just what rep­ —Robert Douthat Meade, Vander+ cows to pasture on the Marlborough fortable wearables for baby’s care. bit University. (Current His­ road, a Packard car. driven by J. resents “good furniture value.” tory.) A. Fenwick of Central Falls, R. I., baby for the new sea­ ran into the cows, breaking the leg son! “ The best organized political of a prize heifer and otherwise in­ Little Girls’ party in French Parliament is the juring it. The heifer, a two-year- There is a strong demand for Garber Brothers’ Fur­ radical Socialist group which has old. was owned by Mr. Horton’s son. Ensemble Suits as its essential rules the practical John, a member of the local 4-H Babies’ Lovely niture . . . but no matter how strong the demand, un­ organization of disarmament.” club. The owner of the car Adolphe Crepe'de Chine — Dr. Marcel Knecht. general secre­ R. Fenwick, brother of the driver, $1,69 reasonable profits are neither wanted nor taken. The tary of Le Matin of Paris. was also of Central Falls. The Coats driver made ino effort to avoid the Charming variety; of en­ guiding principle of this institution is to sell the best “ When the highway from Maine cattle and did not slacken speed. semble suits for wee girls of through Mexico and over the moun­ The drivers of the cows were unable tains and In the valleys of South $1.98 2 to 6 years! la eluded are quality furniture obtainable at the lowest possible prices to keep them from the middle of / America has been completed then the road though making every ef­ Practical little coats of those with dainty white the great possibilities of our sister fort to do so. The owner of the fine heavy crepe de chine in dimity dress and coat of .... not unreasonably high prices during ten months of republics will be realized and it will petal pink or soft blue. car was Insured and restitution will pretty floral material. bring Latin-Amerlcan countries and be secured. The creature was so Nicely made with neat the year and at so-called discount reductions the other the United States in closer friend­ badly injured that it was necessary smocking and touches of ship in our commercial relations to dispatch It. dainty embroidery that add Babies’ Wearables two m onths____but the very lowest prices every day of and a happier understanding in our Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Porter enter­ to its attractiveness. Truly Babies’ Wearables national policies.” tained as Sunday guests Mr. and worth 53.00. the year. Garber Brothers’ prices are based on cer­ — Representative Watson, Pennsyl­ Mrs. William Keenan and family of 25c vania. Hartford, also Mr. and Mrs. Edward ^5c tain important economies which are evident when you Doherty of Hartford. Babies’ Wearables Flannelette S a c q u e s, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Horton and Values 79c. to $1.00 .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferris of New Quilted Pads, Rayon and visit this store and which you cannot afford to overlook. HEBRON »Haven were Sundky guests at the 39c Cotton Stockings, Rubber Organdie* Bonnets, ruffled home of Mr. Horton’s mother. Mrs. Values 50c. to 70c. Pants. and tailored styles, white Miss Margaret Lewis of the state Marietta Horton. and tints. Charles Miner is able to be out department of health bureau of Dresses and Gertrudes, soft Pillows, kapok filled, cover­ Here you will find one of the largest and most beauti­ child hygiene visited some of those again after a prostrating Illness white malnsook. Interested in the well child move­ with grip. Gowns, Kimonos and Ger­ Babies’ Wearables ed with pink or 1)lue sa­ ful furniture stores in America .... A perpetual ex­ ment recently. The spring well Mrs. F- Etton Post is reported as trudes of flannelette. teen. much Improved from her recent child conference here will take Stockings, white silk and Madeira Pillow Covers, position of all that’s new in furniture. Hundreds of place on Friday, May 10, from 2 to Illness. wool; sizes 6 months to $1 00 4 p. m. daylight saving time., at the The Rev. Lewis H. Huber of Lan­ white with scalloped caster. Penn., officiated at St. 2 years. ' Values $2.00 designs. Also the help of a real Interior Decorating local Christian Endeavor rooms. It Carter’s Teething Bands, edges and embroidered by is desired that those children who ! Peter’s Episcopal church, Heb.'on, and at Calvary Church, Colchester, rayon and wool; slightly Sweaters, slip-on and coal? hand. will enter school for the first time Irregular. Department next fall be brought for examina­ on Sunday. Mr. Huber went from style, soft worsted, fa­ Carter’s Shirts and Bands, here to his home in Lancaster, after Receiving Blankets, white tion at this conference. This will with pink or blue edges. vorite tints. slightly irregular, good include principally those of the age which he will rcvurn to West Park. N. Y., where he has spent the past wearing quality. of five or six. Miss Lewis explained months at the order of the Holy Knit Capes, op ^ a capes of Before you decide. Visit Garber Brothers . . . A visit that the failure of the legislature to (3ross, for rest and recuperation. Ivory Finished worsted, in pink or blue. provide financial aid in the carry­ places you under no obligations, none whatever. Come, in g out of the well child project has Bassinets Dresses, hand-made with W ell Made made it necessary to cut down the . ■ y'' conferences in each town from one smocking and touches of Play Yards bring your friends. a month to one in six months. The $3.00 embroidery, hand work­ next conference here will be held in ed. the fall. Miss Margaret Danehy, Finished In a rich Ivory, Sacques, cosy worsted, school nurse, and Dr, Mary Haskins ATHOUGHT fitted with 18x36-lnch link $3.00 of Hartford will be present next springs and equipped with hand crocheted. For the creeper! Varnish Friday and assist in the physical Moreover the profit of the 6-inch rubber-tired wheels. finished, well constructed, examinations. The week of the earth is for all; the king himself Mattresses to fit may be Beacon Blankets, pink or in size 42x49. Regularly sell child hygiene bureau has been of Is served by the field.— ^ c l . 6 :0 . purchased at gl.45. blue sateen, ribbon bind- for 18.49. inestimable value here even In the few years of its operation. Creation’s heir, the world, the This town is as usual mixed on world, is mine.— Goldsmith. ARBI daylight and standard time. St. Hifidi Chairs ;J*eter’s Episcopal Church went on $3.00 ^daylight time per schedule, while THE ANSWER Nursery Chairs Birdseye Diapers FINE FURNITURE ^tbe Congregational Churches are MORGAN istlll on standard time. The center Here is the answer to the Letter Beautiful pink, ivory, Ready Hemmed $4.79 ^schools are on daylight time while Golf puzzle on the comic page: pale green and blue finlah- These wefe regularly sold to t^ilelSijbUc r M A R & r a ^ ■Mi >he other schools of the town are OWLS, AWLS, AILS, AIDS, es . . . e»ch with pret^ Sizes 24x24 for $^.98K Hand so me, ’iMvlded in that respect. BIDS, BITS, BATS. picture panel. back and per doz., pkgs $1.39 sturdy eha^s—:weU con­ The Eiseman family ,of New York beaded tray^ Complete with structed and finished in V lire spending the week-end at their Sizes 27x27 gray, ivory, green or blue. Perfume is now being concocted enclosed' vessel. Regularly ^ eb ron place. 13.79! per doz. pkgs. A super value! % Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Robinson and for automo'>iles, cabbages and a lot $1.59 A Short Block from Main Hfuiiford ^heir five grandchildren are apend- of other things, with the idea of ■ r_;‘ I*. ‘ a few days at their seashore promoting sales and nentra^ing Wiae-Smlth Baby 8h0p->-Ylilrd'Floair. WjMkapogue, R. I. disagre^bla :odors. It mAY taieli ’m m ~ jtL^Kellogk o f this ilka h^totrope but holqgu will V- ■du ■' »#«.■ ' y V. i?-. »i‘, T

Wl ■n’r PAUIS UlUaT MAiHuni!2STCK uvuninv nfiKALXi, CUMN^ THURSDAY, MA,Y 9 ,1 9 2 8 . ^iin'iHiiiw#>ii# - w S ti V^f ■ V-''.'■"■; ■*- bers might Just as well stay at millionaire la helpless In the face . . yf TT 8U niri)tB lrr home. of a typing machine. Perhaps hoth- Naturally then, circus day is the ing that has yet arisen In his ease WStGTON / OP&N UNTIL 9 O' CLOCK THUBSDAY BTEN EnmtaiQ BrraU) biggest of all days in the Legisla­ is better calculated to bring this FUBU8HBP BZ rSB ture. big fellow down In the estlnation BBRALD PRUITINO OOUPANT iNC of the newspaper fi^atemltjr. Can't tER ▲t IS UlSMil Street, use a typewriter—-yah! r Soatb MaoPbester. Oobb. AN UNKIND NESS By RODNEY W tb iL — iHti whatever he eonld and re- FOBBded br Blvood & Bla. Congressman DePrlest, the only ipH^baek prompUy»witboat reenit ■ f } Oot L IISI SUPERIORITY Washiagton, May | ire bare been all klnde , of Beerjr BvealDc Except SuBdiys ead Negro member of the House of There was a time when Meriden gossipy town as Wiiekiattoil, .fh t’ ie over the sugar rates ever HoUdaya Representatives, has named Negro Itftof the leak. Naturally the big Batered at the Poet OOee at Sooth was so much bigger than New impenetrable blanket ‘ 9t ftHtHfl boys as candidates and aiternates fh ia r Interests, principally Amexl- ACaaeheeter, Coao* ae Seooad Class Britain that it was perpetually which was thrown a i ^ f i iha, tAifff Mail MAtter. for appointment to West Point and edf 'prddueers operating In Cuba, f wiping its littld sister’s nose, so to bill is a pbenomenoA itlm o it^ >lti- i^ibe rlMblng In on ;tbe Republican SUBSCKIPTION RATB8: By Msll Annapolis. The only colored cadets six dollars a ye r. sixty seats a speak. But that time expired with terestlng to the eastat onloskir as Wfye fiembers and It the leak was moatb tor shorter perloda ever appointed to Annapolis were the provlsiona of thf .bill Itaall cPxreetHbsn and the new duties By earner, eisbteea eeats s week. the close of the last century and sent there during the reconstruc­ to members of Conijrisi s m iatar-f bad been fixed as reported the do- SlaKle copies three ceata now it Is almost impossible for esied industries. SPECIAL AUVBKT161NO RICPKB* tion period—-three of them, we be­ tlee. prpvlded by the bill may be al- Meriden to refer to the faster grow­ The rates of the Tarttutv felled* tpfitber different. SENT ATI VB, Hamlltoa-Ue Lisser. lieve—but what became of them it laa. S8S Madisoa Aeeaoa New fork, ing city without using the term ules, pending actual MteMuellea pb W i nIncident Indieates why eo aad 6IS North U leblsaa Aveaue. would take some research to dis­ the bill on the floon bfW# bOM wf* mttoh eecrecy Is maintained. If it Cblcayo. "our larger neighbor," so ever­ cover. olusively the property pf ib s jlfpsb* Urffd ail tbraebed out In the open The Maoehester Breaias *• present Is that consMoosnMs of Ucan members of the EPiise Ways eo sale la New fork City at Schults's Speaking from memory and not 'there probably never would be any size inferiority. Still and ail, big­ and Means Committee wbieh for­ tariff bills. For Instance, If word News Stead Sixth Aesaoe sad 4Xad. by the book, we are under the im­ BtresL aad 4tad. Street eatraace of ness isn’t everything, and Meriden mulated them. Welt out one day that tbe Repnb- Oraad Ceatral Statloa aad st all pression that only two Negroes The bill has not baaie If trodbeed UbaM members of tbe committee Hoatllas Nows Staada continues to bold up its bead and • • • have ever graduated from West as this is written, afd Hie Denio- were ednsiderlng rates on pottery smile proudly through its tears eratic members of the pottunlttee Clleat of taterastional News Ser- Point. One of these served for a and glace there would be 60 or 60 elea * when comparisons become unavoid­ can only guess wbat eiay bain iL , Ifople taking a Washington-bound short time as lieutenant in a Negro **lateraatloaal News Serelee aas the able, being buttressed by the pride ' Other Republican aembara el trfil that night, determined to tx- exclusive rlabts to use for repuPllda> regiment in the old army iu the the Hooie have no Infenfatioti at tioo la say form all news dupatebes of knowing that in New Britain frt pressnre. Life for Ways and credited to or oot otberwiss credited West and then faded from the pic­ all, and neither baravtbe. Intefeete Means eommittcemsn would simply you have to look after the disposal affected, to whom laereaaed tariffs •a this paper. It is also exeluslealr ture. The other was appointed from beeomi. unbearable. €Ar*S I^ASIil€N/U3LE eotitled to use tor repabllcatloa all of your asbes on your own, while mean increased proflti; A tariff bill is always a purely the local or uodated oews published Ohio. During the last year of his herein. ** Meriden—there she stands!—has Oonffresemen if thf Oarki party proposition. Minority mem- course at the Point he became im­ Prodnelng interests'back boma ben can only get in their digs, geb- Poll S em ce Clleat of N B A Ser* municipal collection of asbes. So ▼Ice. Member Audit Bureau of Clrcu* pressed with the social impossibili­ naturally, have beef writlhA tbeir erally futile, at the hearlnge or on ANE> NICELY USED flEI^EX latlooa there! congressmen for confidentliu infpr> the floor after the bill is presented. ty of the position of a Negro army mation about what would be in the Represent Indnstrialliite. THURSDAY. MAT 9, 1929 officer and asked for and received bill with regard to Mtea 6n their The bulk of the Republican mem­ Oak furniture was supreme in the Jacobean age— permission to resign immediately sebednies. Borne of Ibeee afngreee^ bers are from industrial distriota a most glorious age in Eng^and*s history. O ak upon graduation. He then studied 1 men have complalnfd .that .'they and sacb one, naturally, has a per- BAD NEWSPAPERING were turned down rather brutally; fwly beautiful chance to take furniture is acun seen evoywhere in the smartest law and became a notable figure in It isn’t concelrable that Ameri> Health and Diet if not angrily, by Ways andid MMne care of his own home interests. homes—and here is a suite of Renaissance oak, can newspapers will ever abandon Columbus, During the Spanish- members approached fdr the tftfor- Bevira statse—New York, Pennsyl­ the fundamental idea that it is neC' American war he organized and mation. vania, Massschus tts, New Jersey, exclusively created by Berkey Gay. A glance ' Advice "I thought he waa a friend of Ohio, tlllnois and Michigan—pro- essary to ’’get the story" by any commanded as major a separate mine!" more than one such con­ dUiM 60 per cent of American manu­ at the fortxight, stalwart outlines brings back the means not disbonerable, when the battalion of colored Infantry re­ 4 By DK. FRANR McCUt gressman has exclaimed. factured products, and each has at Jacobean age o i oak. Sturdy richnesst majestic, itory is of general interest, or that cruited in Ohio. This battalion Old-tiroeTs on Cabltol <.Hill say least one Republican congressman ingrained baufy is the n o te -^ th hand^carvingli was brigaded for several months there was never a time before ojd Ways and Meansv they will split hairs about dignity L when there wered'.t ffiora leakp of solid oak, bold stretchers, bulbiform legs, brc£l with a Connecticut regiment at a Tbe apparent reason why there and manners when it becomes nec­ EXERCISING THE INTESTINES. from the Ways and Means boyi, aa are fewer leaks this year than ever panels and extraordinarily grained decorative isF essary to sacrifice those things in a training camp in the South and its though tbs party in. power has-al­ before Is that there hasn't been ss Negro major confided to an officer The entire Intestinal tract may ways tried to preserve secrecy In tnueh pressure for higher duties pressions. The effect of & wnthereplng« 1 sheep herding one, and at that pro­ kale, as well as string beans and have used boric acid and witch Answer. The term "gynecology" IN THE MELLOW WOODS to the yellow tabloids, it would nounced by expert dog men to be the small non-starchy squashes, meaUa "the science of the diseases hazel, also bad my le'iUHM changed, of women." make for Increased self-respect on the worst sheep dog in the world; are most valuable parts of a nor­ but thia eye weeps* jufl ^e.-sama." OF THIS EARLY AMERICAN GROUP the part of the newspaper profes­ not for an instant to be compared mal diet and may be us<'d in com­ Answer: The c4uN Cf (he . U:^e sion of the country. There is as bination with any other food with­ weeping may be due toi inflamma­ XTO W your friends will envy maple lends its charm to the to the collie or its shepherd first out fear of overeating or using bad tion of tbe tear glandSi and'I Wdiild CHIFFON YOKE much disgust over the performance cousins.' mixtures. They are easily digested, suggest cold .^wet ''eom^resset, A JTl. the sununery airiness tops and fronts. Fittings are in newspaper offices as outside. Uncertain of temper, more wolf and also assist in the. digestion of fasting in' dieting ferime, inch as An autumn toned printed cblf-. th a t th is E arly American suite typical of Early American than dog by nature, they are big the "heavier" foods by making a Is outlined in my ’fCledfamiig Diet" (on frock, for afternoon gets a leflectsl For warm, mellow pieces as are the cane seat- softer, less sticky mass through should prove beaetldhh -t decided to organise a band of Michigan, where he played ta t from hard and serious work. who appear tberaln are "cry" bla own. Tbe radio did quite a orchestra aa a means of aa Oonneotlont’s Legislature is a DOWN HE ORABHE8 bablea." Tbe gal whole affection bit toward putting him over. his way along.. He orfaolaitf wanders Is now a "gypsy" and tbe band and took it to Detroit vmi far better one, take one session Reports from that Washington young man of similar tendancies with another, than many another Jail—perhaps they are not always Is a "quick change." Eddie Cantor bapponed to bv p Paul Whiteman, the big boy Ing. Cantor "oaught" tbe aet-. stgte has. At least it isn’t largely as accurate as one might wish— from Denver, came^of a musical liked' It so well that he w i ^ Nw made np of grafters and orooks— eay that Harry F. Sinclair could Broadway’s popular Jasi band York. In a ihprt timo OltoB foaat masstros, moat of whom are family. Hia father waa an in­ himself ' eaded tor Broddwhy aa< which is more than can said of have had a clerk’s Job In the Jail radioed and phonograpbed from structor In music In tbs Dsnvsr the goTemmsntal bodies of some therewith started of tb o eta office If he could have qualified tor coast to ooa«t, 'leapad into famesU schools and Paul ones told mu'bow, t^trtcai fi^diblpa oTtb states of the Union, But tor all the it, but he couldn’t. He would have most overnight. Most of tbs oU*?r at tbs ago of 6, be had .struggled "b' stroet.** . real work that is done and tor ail baton wislders seem to bold (M r with ''Hearts and Flowsrs." Olson (Onni., had to take dictation and use a partlonlar peaki in spits of the elf. M - the intelligent Interest that is dis­ Hli family line gdsi back to »:fatrfdal typewriter* Anybody who can type hew oompeUtlon. which stsadily England, Ireland and Holland. played In the more important prob­ bobs up. There seems always to bs . r —... and who has any business sense at 5HM. His grandfather 'was a yeoman lems of the state, and for all they all can take letters, even It he is room for ons mors. In Victoria’s guards. He began to' Tbe newest arrival ii Andy play In tbs Depivsr Symphony Or- do esoept take orders and have a not a stenographer, at the usual Valles, whose vocal and saxophonie ths etatfV bettgy time than they would have ohsstra While still a lad—ud. is rate of business dictation. So it Is ip o M A» eroorin|a^ve...... been dlatnrblMinrMhg tbe the ode of the. fan bendlti who ^ ly ' IS elsewhere, f«vr-fltths of the mem- to be assumed that the sroot oil "Ibel ieri." Thia yonh knows bis mtele'. Vincent Who is eflll MM’S than .D Metb«ir.#bo»|ita twtt ec d ' n ■ ' •• ' .T 'i.. ■ * i f ■> ^ 4 44’*1^ - i I k , ..-■-.w ri iiIl T ‘rtlnM . , ... ' ■.7 ■' '■'7-r - j?'-* / • i_1 ^NCtFrBBTBR EVENING HERALD, SODTH lilAT»FHBSTBR, bbN N , THURSDAY, IJAY 9 ,19l^ \-.

t.**; from 2.9 per cent to 111 per cent Percentage of Grand List increase. Tax rates have dropped Goode ot BLODGETT REVIEWS proportionately," except whore BfardiaBte budgets have risen abnormally. Dwelllngi Lots Mfg. Plante and Mfra. These changes involved the prop­ Before After Before After Before After ^eforo After ASSESSING METHODS erties of 100,714 taxpayers of all Berlin .\ ...... 39.9 34.2 4.8 24.5 15.6 .8 6.6 6. Bloomfield ...... 35.4 30.9 14.0 16.0 .3 .11 .86 1.8 X ■ TUDEBAKER I types— home owners, mercantile / and manufacturing enterprises, Bridgeport ...... 26.7 27.4 30.6 30.4 ' 8.6 11.3 20.7 * 14.6 THROUGm CONN. automobile owners, office buildings, B. Hartford ...,...... 62.7 49.6 20.2 23.4 etc. The towns covered almost East Haven ...... 51.2 45.9 22.2 36.2 300,000 acres of land, or 444 Manchseter ...... 26.9 30.1 12.3 17.8 leads the world in sales square miles, and the cost of the ImproYemeiits R e s a 1 ting various appraisal contracts^ is Middletown ...... 34.6 38.5 20.2 13.0 shown to extend from $6,000 to New B rita in ...... 27.6 26.0 18.5 16.9 from Reyaloations Are $100,000. The population of the Norwich ...... 40.6 36.1 19.2 20.6 towns involved is 426,585. Plalnvllle ...... 45.9 41.7 20.0 Manufacturers’ Goods eight^(ylindef P ortlan d ...... : ...... 47.9 62.0 10.6 Dealt With in Commission­ “ Another local tax problem Putnam ...... ,'....32.0 36.0 18.7 which presents a wide field for se­ er’s Annual Report. rious consideration is that relat­ Rocky H i l l ...... 39.0 35.00 17.0 22.9 19.4 8.0 X iFbrld-ChampionpeTfoTmsncemdOne’Pnfit ing to the taxation of personal Saybrook ...... 37.0 31.6 14.8 14.0 19.5 15.9 property or ‘goods’ of manufactur­ Southington ...... 34.3 37.7 16.8 17.0 17.1 10.0 l^ces\make Studebaker Eights supreme The far-reaching improvements ers and merchants. The present sit­ Torrlngton ...... 31.3 36.0 18.9 26.0 brought about In property assess­ uation is very unsatisfactory and West H a v e n ...... 49.9 60.4 25.4 29.0 STUDBBAKBR BIGHTS ment practices In Connecticut unfair to all, due to the inade­ Winchester ...... 35.3 33.0 16.0 19.6 through modern and scientific quacy of the law. While in most methods are reviewed and com­ of the towns which have undergone Windsor ...... 53.3 51.0 15.7 15.8 mended In the annual report of revaluations the assessed value of Averages ...... 38.9 38.0 li 20.7 12.5 '1495 to '2575 State Tax Commissioner William the tangible personal property of AT THE FACTORY H. Blodgett, which was presented manufacturert and merchants was sum which represents cost of repro­ there are usually nine and one- and deprives citizens of tbe hon­ to the state board of equalization increased to some extent, the duction, less depreciation. In such half parts compromise and guess­ est, fair treatment presumed to be today. values were arrived at in no two a process, there are nine and one- work and— If any— one-half part their due under stable government. The subject is of particular In­ towns by any two experts, or by half parts mathematics and barely economics or rules. The measure of No purely admlnisttetive board, terest to towns In view of the law any uniform method, or by com­ one-half part judgment. The human equity which results from the hap­ consisting of more than one per­ requiring competent valuations mon understanding. The defects of factor is reduced to a -ninimum. In hazard method— or lack of meth­ son, can possibly function with re­ every ten years, which period ex­ this law are pointed out in the the assessing office not run accord­ od— stands as an Indictment of spect to a matter so highly scienti­ pires In 1930 for many Connecticut 1927-1928 biennial report of the ing to such scientific formulae. such a plan. It produces no equity fic.” towns. Commissioner Blodgett tax commissioner, and several sug­ points out the impossibility of fair gestions for improvement made. and equitable assessments without 'The condition, with all its evils careful scientific plans which will and frailties, is certain to continue stand the test of public scrutiny. until remedied by legislation. The idea has been firmly planted “ It is interesting to note tbe In this state, he says, that prop­ shifting of the tax burden revealed erty assessments should no long**r in an analysl.s of the* revaluations be subject to inadequate or frail referred to. This is shown in the systems, or to the whim and fancy table, which gives the percentage of assessors, but that they should which the major types of property be the result of pains-taking study. bore to the grand list before and Must Correct Systems after the equalization work. “ Of late years, with demands for “ The advent of airplane photo­ I f municipal expenditure ever on the graphy has produced assesspient i i p r increase, growing attention has maps at a fraction of the cost of been focused on the problem of tax ground surveys and has enabled w m equalization,” the commissioner many small towns to assess thor­ Nzw Coinuimia Eight Bxovoham, $1 6 75 > Coumandbe Six Bzougham, $zsas—iix win oughly all properties where for­ says. “ This has caused a general wbetls end trunkt sUnderd Bnnghnnt tqntpmtn*. Commandek Eight Coufe, $14^5 , demand for improved assessing merly there was much doubt as to Priees et the fatterj. Bumpers end spere tires extra. methods, and the result has been property lines and town boun­ the installation of sound, fair tax daries. These maps 'hould be look­ ed upon as a permanent improve­ plans upon which may be built h e first Studebaker Eight, T he Today Studebaker holds every official municipal financial structures ment or capital expenditure, such which will last for generations. as a school or road outlay. They T President, was introduced at the stock car record fo r speed and d u ra n ce The main fault heretofore has not are good for generations and can auto shows last year. ... and sells more eight-cylinder cars than necessarily been due to the asses­ be duplicated at very small cost. any other maker! Get behind the wheel sors, because they have been oper­ “ There is an urgent necessity, A few months later this great President ating under many handicaps, with also, for a high-grade personnel in ofa Studebaker Presidentor Commander insufficient data or maps, and' for the assessing office if the results Eight electrified the motor world by Eight. These Champion Eights will little compensation. It is the system of a competent rb-appraisal of all setting eleven world and twenty-three that stands indicted, and. by cor­ property are to be of lasting bene­ win you, just as they have won multi­ recting the system. Improved as­ fit. The factor of 'carrying on’ is international records, including the tudes o f others by their flexible power, sessing methods must follow. The even more Important than the re­ greatest feat o f endurance and speed in comfort and beauty. Importance of this effort cannot be valuation Itself. Secret methods over-emphasized. It is one of the and favoritism have no place in an the history o f transportation— 30,cxx> SOSiudebaker-Erskine Models most vital municipal problems of office which deals so directly with miles in 26,326 consecutive minutes! $860 to $2575 at the factory today— ^if not the most vital. the purse strings of every citizen. “A review of the work that has A populace becomes alarmed and been going on in Connecticut In indignant if one of its officials, aft­ Summer calls— and all of us answer eagerly, for well we know the health and hap­ the last few years shows how test­ er tax and other funds are receiv­ piness of out-door days. ed, fair tax methods have replaced ed, absconds or otherwise does Simmons’ Sport Shoes may be chosen for smartness and comfort— two essentials disorder and distrust in the admin­ harm to the municipal treasury. in footwear that shall contribute to the loveliness for every costume, and the enjoy­ The Conkey Auto Co. istration of the assessment laws. But there is no outcry or protest The site of the work can bt better if several million Jollars escapes ment of every occasion. 20 EAST CENTER STREET, SOUTH MANCHESTER appreciated^ when it Is seen that taxation through improper or in­ $7.00 to $13.00 more than f 400.000 has been spent adequate assessing methods. Is the iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiliUliiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiitaitiir by nineteen Connecticut munici­ one case of unfaithful performance Hosiery in every style and color to match palities in the last several years to of duty any more to be condoned engage the service of expert ap­ than the other? From the stand­ The W. G. SIMMONS Corp. praisal organizations to overhaul point r>f effect on the pocketbook 48-58 Prait Street Hartford, Cctin. their local assessing offices. of the taxpayer, the negligence in “ It should be borne in mind, the assessing office is far more c however, that towns h: compen­ harmful and more direct than the sated for this expenditure, in some actual lifting of dollars and cents % cases completely and in others in a from the city’s cash drawer, be­ JA large measure, by the addition of cause our officials handling the newly-discovered property not pre­ cash are bonded and the municipal­ viously reached by the assessing ity ultimately recovers its losses. authority. Proper mapping of every But it is not so with the assessing parcel of land in the town corrects office. Nobody ever hears of losses all deed discrepancies, where the caused by negligence of the asses­ usual reference is such as ‘ 90 sors, and there is no bond coverage acres more or less,’ and has protecting the public treasury brought into the tax lists properties against failure to receive its pro­ O u r . T u r c e - e o u )! never before assessed. portionate -share from every tax­ “ This process has resulted in a payer. The only bond yet discover­ general shifting of the tax burden ed which guarantees fair and prop­ from one class of property to an­ er assessment of all properties is a R esponsidiuty other, putting all on a common, modern, scientifically - conducted * proi^rtlonate level and eliminating business office under the direct and the inaccuracies and injustices that sole responsibility of a man train­ / have found their way into tax lists ed in the work, whose integrity is B recognize the fact that w e luwe a deficRh which have been inherited by each absolute and who holds office on boafd of assessors from its prede­ permanent appointment, and not obligation to the public in this community and tbk cessor. by the accident of politics and obligation w e a c ^ t as a public trust y. This re- "A study of the figures involved party caucus. He will take the 0 8 In these general revaluations is mystery out of assessment work :>P D ibility.to you is three-fold: illuminating. They show, for exam­ and substitute mathematics. All ple, that property in the towns re­ factors of value in every case will \ , ^ Otn^enrico}maat, be Adequate ferred to formerly valued at $548,- be found in a card record system 000,000 before accurate appraisal open to public scrutiny. ^To meet this oondtticat we must prepare todayj methods were applied to each par­ “ A point to emphasize is that the for the demands of tomorrow. i Newbufidingsm ^ cel, was increased to $721,765,464. process of tax valuation today is While the average increase is 31.7 largely' the co-relatlng of numer­ be constructed, new apparatus installed, new stonn- per cent, the range of growth is ous distinctive factors into a lump proof cables ran, new personnel trained, so that when tomorrow^comes, we are ready to supply the demands which i t wfll'hring.^ , Q f V R A It mmi, be'Dependable Stfict adherence to high standards is necessary if itUs M arvelous M i l l i o n the s e r c ^ is to be dependable.'’* Only tty maintain-' flig' hig^ atandarde of construction, o f equipment M o t h e r s of opoatiog penonnet can we hope to give that newLACQjUER day in^ day out dependability o f service which it r e a d e your ff^ t , and which it is our constant aim that A M you ehoold hove. beats them A Llt H a p p i e r W i t h Aod it'ma8t[ba'Satiefaoiory .Ydur point ofYiew is the one which we most 00II-; M a y t a g s eider— not oure.11 You want 24 hour aervioe; you want aervice free from interruptions; service that Remember *‘Mother’s Day,” and rem em ^ MATTAO : WBZ-A, Beaton. 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* * * * • •• ••••••• • • • • • • J .VAVA^*V***A« -Ae^ y^rA,i CHILDREN Olive/Roberts Barlott Elate iW How K <$fq08 bu NBA Servic«.Inc bjr World-MiasNi •VST • • *v77. ****•**•••• .%V. #WAV.VAV.V.%V#V.VAvIv • • *VAV*VAVaVAV.V.V • • • •••••••••••« • ^^ A* • A A • • A • • * The father e f a young college stu­ Tvonn© and Henri -of Paris may dent Who happens to be on the Freshmen crew appeared on the YES, A m m :■ _____ ROTO be in with onf another, but scene Just before the last big race that the mpre fact qf being In love ^ BVWI V ____ of tbe season and made this little S t iilA T C ^ . ©j^MiEAStSwtoc. DEWEY GROVES automatically., supposes marriage speech. “ Boys, If you win. I’ll take " as a result ip an idea' which .the ♦ you all to England this spring to European mind cannot grasp, but see the boating rgees there.” By DR. MoRttis FisisiiHiif . t h is h a s h a p p e n e d . Editor ionrasl o f ‘flie AiilerlcBii first taxicab ran through, the driv­ which thie American: takes as a mat­ Now, of course, this man is very er thinking the other car might \ ter of course. MedicalAR|nolati^ and o f ^ ' . MILDRED LAWRENCE falls in rich to play Santa Claus with such Hjrgela, the Health i stop and be left a block behind. But Marriage to the European is very a magnificent gesture, but Is It a i lov© with STEPHEN ARMITAGE. the second car came tearing along nice if it includes love, but' love gesture? MagaMne. There are all sorts ■©( causes for i who Is lured away from her by close upon him. though only nar­ isn’t Msentlal. Marriage Is one How many fathers under tbe cir­ ,' PA3IELA JUDSON when she tells rowly avoiding a collision with a thing *and love another. For in­ Itebihg. In fact,'most dlieases of cumstances would do tbe saffie ttie. akin Itch ©i one>'tlme or an­ ; him that »lUdred Is trying to truck that bad nosed out for a stance, if the dowry question can thing? How many men of fifty i marry her brother, HAROLD, lor quick start across the avenue, be amicably settled by the parents other, but wb%t ,is Dro^nbly eafonoe moment have been completely at and‘ then to have Intricate band- faces. Paris ties-them low, just th© mercy of Huck’i vllllans. Ipgs, Insets and fine tuekings liven above the normal waistline. ' too* Rumford makes ott baked foods especially "W©’v© gotta go through with the interest of the back. A black lt/*>/they’d decided upon- seeing crepe has a narrow yoke that ex­ REMIVINB BLOUSE good and wholesome—it adds iwl food vobik Frean. “ We got the break." tends In a one-lneh banding as a “ And I'd like a chance to pay off loose panel down the back, Is A delicate; pink georgette blouse that flattie tor running me In,” one caught at the waistline In a belt has a square neckline with six observed vldously. , and becomes part of the skirt’s long, harrow streamers tying In '“ Better keep your mind on your yoke. three bow-knots across the left buslBesB,” his companion warned shoulder, with the, ends * falling him- “ You ain’t here to even up MOVIE STARS ELOPE. igracefully down either the front any old scores. It we fall down on RUMFORD Hollywood, Cal., May 9.— Jack or back. Fine nervures trace out this Job It ain't gonna be healthy Gilbert, one of fllmdom’s most pop­ a leaf pattern through th4 blouse (or us In Connor’s neighborhood.” ular lovers, and Ina Claire, muslohl and across the put sleeves. Tlie W holesome comedy star, have eloped and were , j i n the slgaal light changed tq on their way by train today to Las SLEEVE ntOIl' B iM and their ear started ifor- Vegas, Nev., where they planned to If you Intend'lolht much laun­ iiK ii both StepheA.|md Frean felt marry. dering. this Bumntef, a small Iron BAKING POWDER tur^mething was doe to hvpeo By wedding in Las /Vhgas they Is a saving. Since intricate sleeves ..M^*** /th Soon. will save the three-day wait ra> are ftrMmg In again, one really At the nest diange of signal the qalred by Oallfonla law. needs a assail sleeyS Iren. -f, '.J- 7 ,- -V-* ? ? .\ ■-: ' , : ■ ■ . -■• . ‘ ^ • ;/ '■ r * '

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"If I were hanged on the highest hill 1 know whose love would follow me still >• •• Mother olHine . n

E a He hard-headed business men, callous doctors, W carefree students, giddy debutantes . . . "hard- boiled” by the crowded contacts of modem civilization. But somewhere in all of us there is a soft spot reserved for Mother. One day a year we like to reserve to do homage to that wpnderful little woman who guided our first faltering footsteps, who endured our childish pec­ cadillos and who today perhaps is wistfully wishing that she might receive just a bit of attention from those to whom she gave EVERYTHING. Let us make it a big day for Mother. Let us show her that she still has "adorers at her shrine.”

May 12th A Suggestion for

ij. MOTHER Modern Gas Loves A Beautiful Dress From Appliances FLOWERS The Smart Shop Mothers’ Day State Theater Building. WiU Help to Give Her When all is said and done, there is no gift that can sup­ On her day and every day in the year a box of quality plant flowers as the supremely appropriate messenger chocolates more than win her favor. of your affection. A bunch of Roses, a perennial plant, $4.95 $9.95 a corsage, or any of a score of other fragrant and beau­ More Spare Time tiful blooms are in our new store, ready for your selec­ For Mothers’ Day we have a large tion. Every Mother loves flowers. YOUR Mother will be ever Special assortment of Chocolates in heart-shaped To Devote to the Children so glad to get a box of her favorites from Son or Daugh­ ter. Inducement and fancy packages that will more than for Glenwood Ranges please. Place Your Order Now Hot Water Heaters By Calling 786-2 Mothers* Da, If out of town we will prepare packages for mailing. Have you tried Our Luncheon or Blue Plate dinners?— “Kompak” Water Heaters booths ready to accommodate you. Wherever she is, we telegraph flowers. 18 Incinerators $ 1 .0 0 oH We offer Home Cooked Foods plus the best in service. Gas Clothes Driers on any Hat you select from our Gas Refrigeration beautiful display. The SO. MANCHESTER All Serve. Make your home modem and convenient. Shop Leading Florist NELLEGS CANDY KITCHEN The Manchester Gas Co. Manchester’s Millinery Headquarters 913 Main St.—^Next to Hultman’s. State Theater Building Birch and Main Streets. — Next to Glenney’s Phone 640

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Universd w Electric Jewelry^... Range GIFTS for MOTHERS’ DAY NOTHER Mothers* On this day you will naturally want the best of every­ thing so you may appropriately serve I c e A i C Rare, aparklliig bMUtifnl At a special lew price during this Jew«li7 gifts . . . of the sort \Built by the makers of the world-famous offer only. This Treat’s Ice Cream that Mother will warmly ap­ range completely? Williams Oil-O-Matic for dessert. preciate . . . of the qaaUty installed for that will last a Ufe-tlme. WiD Conserve ’—FLAVORS— k>'r The Family VANILLA, CHOCOLATE, STRAWBERRY, COFFEE. I ORANGE SHERBET, PISTACHIO, ORANGE, PINE­ $ Food Supply 15 Jewel white gold filled 160-65 APPLE. wrist watch, metal ^ O O is easy to own! band to match .... $25.65 down. $9.00 a mqnth And Make 15 months to pay. ? Housework Much A box of our delicious • • Diamond Brooches Easier for Mother EXTRA! of white gold .... $10 ICE-O-MATIC Chocolates $10.00 allowance' to first pUmeer on any strMitt Moderate prices and will make a fitting gift, as a remembrance to Mother Olfla^of other articles for convenient, liberal on her day. Mother — Pearl Beads, terms make it easy for anyone to own a Williams Ice-0- Chain. Rings anU pieces of .Your old stove is worth money in a trade for a Matic. Come in today, and let us show you Ice-O-Matic. Sllrenrare. yersal Electric Range. Electricity is cool, oeonom i^ Then you’ll be through'with ice and its troublesome clean, easy and safe. Ask us about the cost to openttiP worries forever. an electric range. Electricity Is your most econ BidwelVs servant. • ; V, JOHHSON * UTTLE CANDY & SODA SHOP The Dewey-Richman Co. Plumbing and Htiiting Contractors % *’ Mancfaiester Electric Co. 533 Main Street. Phone 2070 Agmits for U. S. Oil Burners Jewelers, Stationers, Silversmiths had Optieiaiis 773 H .] b S t H m s . ITM 13 Chestnut St. Td. 1083-2 So. Manchester Orders will be delivered. 7" *'•***' "

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TWO THINGS TO REMEMBER: By Henry A. Sehailer New Batteries SLUIAIRAINTIEIEl $7.00 up Head Gaskets Giving .jr ail makes of ears. Battery and Tire Service our friends New Radiator Cores a run for installed at Values Reasonable Prices. NEXT TO A NEW IlDICK IS A USED RUICK their money Selling at a Great Price Reduction BARLOW’S GARAGE .'>95 Alain St., So. Manchester S part of our busineos to $ee that Next Door to Sheridan Hotel. REMEMBER to set a good example before your BUICKS you get full value from the three children. Don’t cry when you’re hurt. 1927 Sedan 1926 Reg. Sedan lell you. REMEMBER that swearing never fixed a broken Radiator and down motor. Buy one of our saving bargains in 1924 Six Touring 1924 Reg. Sedan 7e believe you should be saf^ used cars and avoid profanity. General Repairing 1924 Brougham guarded by us against any condition OLIVER WELDING THIS WEEK’S USED CAR OFFERING OTHER MAKES which might shorten the life of your 1024 Dodge Coape 1024 WiUys- Knight Touring WORKS Comer Pearl and Sprace 1026 Dodge Sedan 1025 Bnlck Coach Hupmobile Club Sedan Nash Roadster 1025 Ford Coniie TeL 1280 These used cars we recommend to be In first class condition. 1026 Dodge Conpe 1025 Hnpmoblle Coupe 1023 Dodge Conpe 1025 Oakland Tonring » LET US DEMONSTRATE THESE VALUES! NIGHT “Buying Safely Means B u sin g o f a Reliable Dealer** CAPITOL BUICK CO. AUTO SERVICE Tel. 1600 J. N. SHEARER, SIGR. TeL 1600 KELLY Use your car daya. Let ns do yoor repair work at night. SPRINGFIELD TIRES SCHALLER MOTOR SALES, Inc. After 5 p. m. Phone 2954 Center Street. Phone 1226*2 ABEL’S Manchester Auto 250 West Center St. Let us therefore check your air pressure regularly DAY AND NIGHT REUABLE Expert Repairing on Top Co. SERVICE 1 USED GARS and inspect your tires occasionally for signs which All Work FaUy Qnaranteed. ITHUSTBESUIIIMER- All Makes of Cars. might indicate a wheel out of alignment or other 26 Cooper St. Tel. 789 W. J. MESSIER HERE’S FIRST OUTING condition which you yourself might not recognize but which might easUy cut your tire service in half. Cold Weather Doesn’t Inter­ fere With Good Time at Cov­ PRICES entry—Swedish Class Sp

WANCHBSTBR EVENING HERALD, SOOTH MANCHESTER, CX)NN„ THURSDAY, MAY «, 1W9. tI West Hartford Drubs Locals 14 m II No Hit, No Run Game HO, HUM! SIMPSON DOES IT AGAIN! NATIONAL At W«w Terki ______GIANTS 11. PIRATBS S New Tork BASEBALL AND IS OUrdJt^ A a K. B . p a A B. 5 Roush, c f ...... 5 1 I 1 • S Carl Hubbell’ s Feat Cohen, l b ...... 5 % S 1 1 0 Llndstrom. Z b ...... 4 1 0 0 * 0 Thir^ Players Take Part m 0(W .eeeeeeeeseeee 3 S S 4 0 0 T eF ^. l b ...... 4 0 1 IZ 1 0 AMERICAS Jackson, ss ...... 4 0 1 Z S 2 Fullis. If ...... 4 0 Z Z 0 1 Leagdiy Centesl; M. E S. Pirates Victim of Rare Pftdi-1 jj^^y stand O’Farrell, o ...... 4 Z Z 5 0 0 At Detroit^-. Hubbell. p ...... 3 1 0 1 Z 0 TIGBRS I. NATIONA]:.S 4 Hakes Only Fonr Hits aoi ing PerformaBc^ BraTes.'------ZS U Iz 27 It Z Detroit YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Fittsburgh .. 2 1 0 3 0 0 AB. H. a . p a A O. . . 4 0 0 1 0 0 Commits fight Errors Adsm a Zb ...... 3 0 0 1 Z 0 Qehrlnger, Zb . . 4 z z 1 2 0- Dislodge^ Yanks, A’s ' Eastern League U Waner, c f ...... 3 0 0 Z 0 0 Heiltnann, rf .. 2 0 1 Z 0 0 Bridgeport 7. HARTFORD 1. P. Waner, r f ...... 4 0 0 3 0 0 . . 4 0 1 4 0 0 Traynor, 3 b ...... 3 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 Z 2 0 Hay Meriden Satorday. Pittsfield 8, Allentown 0 (1st.) Stroner, 3b ...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 . . 4 Pittsfield 6, Allentown 2 (2nd.) Philips, . . 2 0 1 7 0 0 Win. Orantham, I f ...... 1 0 0 Z 0 0 Schuble, .. S 0 0 6 2 0 Albany 3, Providence 2. Oomorosky, If ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 I Uhte p .. z 1 1 0 0 0 New Haven 12, Springfield 8. Sheely, l b ...... 3 0 0 Z 1 1 , Whatever, humiliation West Bartell.es ...... 3 0 0 Z Z 0 27 6 "s 27 8 0 Hartford felt when It was outclass­ By LES CONKLIX. American League Hargreavea 0...... 3 0 0..t-0 0 Cleveland 3, Boston 1. ed by Manchester 77 to 22 in track Petty, p ...... 0 0 0 1 0 Monday was more than reversed NewvYork, May 9.— New \ork Philadelphia 5, Chicago 4. Fussell, P ...... 1' 0 0 0 0 0 , Myet, 3b ...... 4 Kremer, p ...... 1 0 0 0 Z 0 S. Rice, rf ...... 4 yesterday on the baseball diamond has a new baseball idol today In Detroit 5, Washington 4. Riconda, z ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 New York 8, St. Louis 1. Goslln, If ...... 3 with the locals, submitting to .a 14 Carl Hubbell. 25-year-old southpaw Judge, l b ...... 6 to 2 lacing. National League ZS 0 0 24 10 Z West, ef ...... 5 While there is no question of Meeker. Okla., who yesterday St. Louis 10, Boston 2. New T ork ...... 223 006 OOx—11 I Cronin, s s ...... 3 joined the blue stocking brigade of Pittsburgh ...... 000 000- 000— 0 Hayes, 2 b ...... 3 what West Hartford is a . bettei Chicago 4, Brooklyn 2. Runs batted In: Ott 4, Fullis 2. Hub­ Philadelphia 3. Cincinnati 2. Bluege,' ss .-...... 2 t^m than Manchester on the other big league pitchers by hurling a no­ bell, Cohen 2, Roush 2; two base hits, Stewart. 3 b ...... 1 band Coach Eric Norfeldt’s charges Ntw York 11, Pittsburgh 0. I O’Farrell; three base hits, O’Farrell. hit, no-run against the slugging Tate, c 2 had no license to win by the mar­ Pittsburgh Pirates. International League Roush; home runs, Ott 2. .Fullis, Ruel, o ...... 3 Hubbell, whose pitching ainaost Reading 3. Montreal 1 (1st.) Cohen. Hadley, p ...... 2 gin which they did. To spiah caught him in 9.4 seconds. It is doubtful Brown, p ...... 1 frankly, Manchester played med­ won the pennant for Reading 2, Montreal 1 (2nd.) It’s getting to.be a weekly event, this running of the 100-yard dash by George Simpson, of Ohio whether the record will be recognized officially. At BroeklyaH— Barnes, z x ...... 1 iocre ball from start to finlsh-^t year landed in baseball s hall of Newark 5, Toronto 0. Bowen of Pittsburgh, next to Simpson, was sec­ CUBS 4, DODGERS 2 .tones, X ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 times playing no better than a fame in less than a year after com­ Baltimore 6. Buffalo 1. State, in time that equals or breaks the world’s Chicago record. The finish of the 100 in the Ohio Relays ond. Elder of Notre Dame, second from left, 39 4 13 24 13 1 grammar school team. T ing to the big leagues from Beau­ Rochester 4, Jersey City 2. and Bennett, Toledo high school boy, extreme AB. R. H. PO. A E. mont, Texas. His exploit was the is shown here, the arrow indicating Simpson, the [English, s s ...... 6 0 1 2 4 D e t r o it ...... 110 030 OOx— 5 The West Hartford victory blast­ winner. His time was 9:5 seconds and one clock left, placed third and fourth, respectively. Beck, 3b ...... 3 1 0 0 1 W a sh in g ton ...... 000 020- 200— 4 ed whatever little hope Manchftstei first big league no-hit game since THE STANDINGS Cuyler, r f ...... 3 2 1 1 0 Runs batted in: Hellmann 2, West 3. Alexander. Barnes; two base hits, might have had toward winningf tbs Ted Lyons of the White Sox turned [Hornsby, 2 b ...... 3 0 1 3 3 C.C.I.L. championship this season the trick against the Red Sox on Wilson, cf ...... 4 1 2 3 0 Hellmann, West, McManus, Bluege. Eastern League Stephenson, If ...... 4 0 0 3 0 and stands Norfeldt’s crew In a godd August 21, 1926. And the iim L. Grimm, lb ...... 4 0 0 11 0 At ClciTelandi National League no-hit game since W. PC. position to repeat their 1928 feat of ___ 9 3 .750 Grace, o ...... 4 0 1 - 4 2 INDIANS 8, RED SOX 1 winning the pennant. West Hart­ Dazzy Vance mesmerized the Phil­ Providence . Bush, p ...... 3 0 1 0 3 Cleveland 5 .643 V ford has a strong team both at bsl lies on September 13, 1925. Hartford ...... 9 Hagen Clips Coarse In AB. R. a. PO. A. E. Bridgeport . .... 7 6 .538 33 4 7 27 18 . 4 1 8 1 0 0 and afield. Its pitching staff li No big league southpaw had ac­ Brooklyn Fonseca, lb . 3 1 0 11 0 0 complished the feat since Hub Albany ...... 6 6 .500 formidable and the school will pro­ .462 AB. R H. PO. A E. . 3 0 1 1 0 0 Leonard's classic -performance New Haven . .... 6 7 X Bressler, If ... 1 2 1 0 , J, Sewell, 3b . 4 0 0 1 1 0 bably again cop the title. against Detroit on June 3, 1918. Pittsfield , . . ___ 6 8 .429 DIEGE TAKES LEAD Gilbert, 3 b ...... 1 0 0 1 1 I Falk, rf .. . 3 1 1 0 0 0 Thirty players— more than thre< Sprininleld . ___ 5 9 .357 Amazing Work Gives Him Herman, r f ...... 4 0 0 2 1 I.. Sewell, o . 3 0 1 4 0 0 full teams— took part in yesterday’! And no Giant itcher had twirled a Gullop. c f ...... 4 0 0 3 1 Tavener, ss . 3 0 1 6 6 0 no-hit game since Jess Barnes hurl­ Allentown . ----- 5 9 .357 farce at the West Side playgrounds. Hendrick, lb 4 1 2 9 1 T.ind 2b . 3 0 0 2 7 0 Each nsed fifteen. Manchester spot­ ed one on May 7. 1922. American League WITH A 140 TOTAL! Flowers, 2 b ...... 8 0 0 2 8 Hudlin, p . 3 0 0 1 4 0 W. L. PC. 142 Total for Two Days; Bacrnoft, ss ...... 4 0 2 1 2 ted the visitors a five-run lead In Hubbeil's performance was the New York ., ___ 11 4 .733 Deberry, c ...... 1 0 0 6 0 29 3 7 27 17 "o the first inning by faulty playing. more noteworthy because National 5 Muirfield, Scotland, May 9. Frederick, x ...... 1 0 0 0 0 Boston Roy Fraser walked the first .tsro Philadelphia ___ 11 .683 Henline, e ...... 0 0 0 3 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. B. League pitchers are not allowed to St. Louis ...... 11 7 .611 His 67 Lowest in Com­ — Leo Dlegel and Walter batters. The next two were retired rub or dirty the balls this year. A McWeeny, p ...... 2 0 0 0 3 Rothrock, r£ ..,...... 2 1 1 4 0 0 Detroit ...... 12 9 .571 Hagen, American aces, com­ Wright, XX ...... 1 0 0 0 0 Reeves, 3b ...... 3 and then Frank Busch lined a prefect game was spoiled when the Cleveland . .... 9 10 ,474 petitive Golf. pletely prostrated their field Ballou, p ...... 0 0 0 0 J Todt, lb ...... 4 0 1 10 0 0 grounder through the Infield just a southpaw walked Adams in the in the second round of the Plolnich, X X X ...... 1 0 1 0 0 Bigelow, cf ...... 4 0 1 0 0 0 few inches away from Marcus Chicago .... ___6 12 .333 Carey, xxxx ...... 0 0 0 0 0 Taltt, If..,...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 third inning. In the ninth, errors 11 .313 British Open Golf champion­ Morlarty’s outstretched flng|tys. by Fullis and Jackson failed to un­ Boston ...... 5 I f Gillis. 3b ...... 2 0 1 18 0 Washington • • • • 4 11 .li6 ship today, Dlegel following 30 2 ~7 27 13 Narlesky, ss ...... 3 0 1 2 1 0 Both runners scored. nerve Hubbell, even with the dan­ National League By F. A. WRAY Hagen's record breaking 67 Chicago ...... 000 108 000— 4 Berry, c ...... 2 0 0 3 1 0 This would not have been so Sd. I gerous Waner brothers coming up. Brooklyn ...... 110 000 000— 2 Scarrltt, x ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 W. L. PC. with a 69 of his own to give but Dave McConkey dropped a ^ p He struck out Lloyd Waner and Runs batted In: Hornsby. Wilson, Asbjomson, c ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Chicago ... ___ 11 6 .647 him the lead with a two-day Grimm. Bressler, Bancroft: two base MacFayden, p ...... 2 0 0 0 1 0 fly right in his mitts allowing Carey then converted Paul’s smash into a 5 .C43 Muirfield, Scotland, May 9. total of 140. He had a 71 hits, Hendrick. Bancroft 2, Bressler. Williams, X X ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 to be safe at first and Busch to whirlwind double play, Hubbell to Boston .... ___9 St. Louis .. ___ 10 7 .588 —^Walter Hagen, the American yesterday, in addition to win­ Plclnlch; thre base hit, Cuyler; home Carroll, p...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 score. Another error by Samuelson Jackson to Terry. In the past Hirb- ...... 7 8 .467 ning the qualifying medal run. Bressler. and a single by Harold Mattson bell frequently has messed up this Pittsburgh . eagle, broke all competitive 28 1 5 24 11 0 Philadelphia .... 7 8 .467 earlier in the week with Cleveland ...... 012 000 OOx—3 brought in two more rucst. Singles kind of a play, but he did not fail records for the Muirfield rounds of 74 and lO. liagen’s A t IlOStOB*— Boston ...... 100 000 000—1 New York , • « • a • 6 7 .462 by George Hellyar and Roy SheldPU In his big moment yesterday. CARDS 10. BRAVES 2 Runs batted in: Averlll 2. Todt; Brooklyn ...... 6 10 .375 course today when he shot a 67 staked him to the lead St. Louis brought in another tally for tne Although the Giants piled up through the hectic houra of the two base hits, Jamieson 2, Averlll, Cincinnati ...... 6 11 .353 glittering 33-34— 67 in the sec­ ^ AB. R. H, PO. A. E. Narlesky. visitors In the second. ___ | eleven runs, Hubbell bore down all morning and mid-day through Douthlt, cf ...... 6 1 4 7 0 In the sixth. Carey singled, MaCf- . the way. Chick Fullis, rookie out­ ond round of the British open i the afternoon with a total of High. 3b ...... 6 1 2 2 2 son walked, Morander singled AOlL—' GAMES TODAY \Vh1i <*i* H ugcn Frisch. 2b ...... 4 1 11 2 At St. Lonls^— fielder from Pennsylvania, hit his golf championship, an honor 142 and many figured that bis Bottumley. l b ...... 3 3 1 11 0 YANKS 8. BROWNS 1 Nelson hoisted a sacrifice f l y ^ " , ' third home run in as many days. Eastern League he is defending ir the current position was unassailable. Hafey, If ...... 5 1 4 1 0 New York center driving in another run. jj Master Melvin Ott smacked a pair Bridgeport at HARTFORD. tournament. With his 75 of two strokes under Hagen’s medal Blit they reckoned without Holm, rf ...... 2 1 0 1 1 AB. R. H. PO, Manchester got its only runs In the i| of four-baggers and Cohen also hit score. their Diegel and capabilities of Gelbert, ss ...... 4 1 1 2 4 bs, ( . 5 0 1 2 same inning and they were far •* Pittsfield at Allentown. yesterday, Hagen finished the E. Smith, o ...... 4 1 0 2 fl Koenig. 3b . . 6 1 2 1 for the drcnlL Springfield at New Haven. Hagen’s card and par follow: American golf, both of which Sherdel, p 5 0 1 0 2 Ruth, If ... . 4 0 2 2 from earned. Ernie Dowd was safe Meanwhile the Chicago Cubs eas­ Providence at Albany.,;— first two rounds of the classic Out Nine appatentijr know no limitation. I Durst. If ., . 1 0 0 3 01 an error and McConkey singled f. ed -themselves into the league lead, American League with an aggregate of 142. P a r ...... 544— 355— 355— 39 Diegel’s great card follows: -38 10 14 27 12 I Gehrig, lb . >•••••• t . 1 2 6 t right. On Magnuson’s grounder, Boston Meusel, rf . . 5 0 0 0 displacing Boston, by trimming Hagen .... 443— 343— 354— 33 Out 444 344 335— 34. a play was made to get Dowd. The Philadelphia at Chicago. The glow of Hagen’s sensational AB. R H. PO. A. E. Lazzerl. 2 b . 4 1 ' 2 3 Brooklyn again, 4 to 2, while the New York at St. Louis. In Nine In 443 345 354— 35— 69— Clark, c f ...... 4 . 3 2 0 2 latter was trapped but got back to Braves were taking a 10 to 2 shel­ round still was at Us fiush when Par . 544-354-354— 37— 39— 76 140. MaKuire. 2b ...... 2 Jorgens. . 3 2 2 7 third safely when Ha.ris dropped Washington at Detroit. Jones, 2b ...... 2 Hoyt, p . 4 1 1 1 lacking from the Cardinals. The Boston at Cleveland. word reached the club house that Hagen 444-334-354— 34— 33— 67 the ball. Cards piled up eight ru n s^ a wild Hagen started today’s round with Sisler, l b '...... 4 National League Bobby Cruickshank, another Ameri­ ond hole, needing two putts after Harper. If ...... 3 39 8 12 27 8 0 A play was then made to first first inning, while WllUe Sherdel Pittsburgh at New York. a beautiful drive. His second, went a good drive and second shot. He Bell. 3b ...... 1 St. Louis and Magnusnn was caught sleeping held the back bay crew to four hits. can, had raced to the turn in 34 to the left of the green but he Dugan. 8b ...... 2 AB. R. H. POr A. E. Cincinnati at Philadelphia. strokes, giving him a chance to laid his approach shot three yards hut Dowd scored on the play. "West Boston had been leading the league brought the ball within a foot of Mueller, r f ...... 2 . 2 0 0 7 0 0 Hartford, believing the side had Chicago at Brooklyn. either tie or better I^gen s two-day mashie and took a from the pin and then sank the Taylor, z ...... 1 . 3 0 2 1 0 1 fell SOSIAATI Richbourg. z s ...... 0 . 4 0 1 2 0 0 been retired, walked off the field Buster Gehrig walloped his St. Louis at Boston. total. Cruickshank had a 73 at the | putt for a three on the third. His drive put him on the green on the J. Smith, rf ...... 0 . 3 0 0 2 0 0 and before the mistake was dis­ seventh homer as the Yankee end of the first round yesterday, another four on the sec- Legett. zzz ...... 1 Kress, ss .... . 4 0 0 1 3 1 fourth but be missed bis first putt Maranville. ss ...... 0 . 4 6 0 0 covered. McConkey had raced home steam roller crushed the St. Louis McGowan, rf . 1 1 unmolested. The final run was Browns, 8 to 1, the sixth straight TENNIS STARS SAIL. by inches and had to be content Farrell, ss ...... 4 Mellllo. 2b .. . 2 0 0 3 6 0 wltli a par three. Spohrer, o ...... 4 Dondero, 2b .. . 1 0 0 1 0 0 scored by West Hartford In the win for the champions and the Leverett, p ...... 0 Schange, c ... . 3 0 1 4 1 0 eighth. Carey was safe on an fourth successive victory for pitch­ New York, May 9.WIlliam T. 'HI- Hagen’s first nine, equalling the Wertz, p ...... 0 Stewart, p .. . 3 0 0 0 1 0 low half-round of the tournament Cunningham, p .... 2 Blaeholder, p . 0 0 0 0 0 0 error by Samuelson and completed er Waite HoyL den and Francis T, Hunter, first La Barbara-Chocolate the distance op hits by Harris and Jack Quinn and Red Faber, vet­ and second ranking players in made by Arthur Havers In the Jenkins, x ... . 1 0 0 0 0 0 qnalifying test, was not the only 32 2 4 27 18 1 Wadstrup. eran spitball pitchers, failed to go American tennis, sailed on the liner St. Louis ...... 800 100 010— 10 30 1 6 27 10 2 “ hot” score of the morning. Tom­ B o s to n ...... 000 000 200— 2 West Hartford used three pitch­ the route as the Athletics nosed out Aquitania early today for Eurcpe, Fight May Be Delayed New Tork 001 003 040— 8 ers. Nelson. Wadstrup and Flaherty the White Sox, 5 to 4. Detroit’s 5 where they will try for the singles my Armour went to the turn in 35 Runs batted in: Bottomlev 2, Dout- St. Louis ...... 010 000 000— 1 and Henry Cotton, the Englishman, hit, High, Frisch, Hafey, Holm. E. Runs l>atted in: Ruth. Gehrig. Jor- while Manchester had two on dntyi to 4 triumph over Washington and doubles titles in the British, Smith; two base hits, Oouthtt 2. High, In 36. gens 2. Hoyt. Koenig; two base hits. Fraser and Albert.Smith. marked George Uhle’s fifth straight French and Dutch championships. Hafey. Gelbert. Sisler, Farrell; three Koenig 2, Schang. Jorgens. Hoyt; Saturday the locals play at Meri­ win and the Tigers’ sixth consecu­ They may be drafted for Da'.is Cap By DAVIS J. WALSH. Makes Stellar Plays. base hit, Frisch; home run, Bottomley. three base bits, McGowan; home run, Hagen resumed his great play at Gehrig. den. Cheer up folks. West Hart­ tive victory. play against the French. New York, May 9.^—Jack Demp­ the fifth where he sent a tee -hot At Philadelphia*—< ford swamped Meriden 24 to 0. < Phill Collins, New Orleans The famous internationalists pre­ 'N o matter how far money West Hartford (14) dicted that the younger American sey and FHdel La Barba, respective­ booming down the middle and PHILLIES S, REDS 2 At Chicago^— rookie, pitched the Phillies to a 3 Philadelphia ATHLETICS 8. CHISOX 4 AB R H PO A. B to 2 decision over Cincinnati In his players would win all their Davis ly a champion who was and an­ goes, it seldom reaches finally dropped a long putt for a 4. Another great 3 followea at the AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Philadelphia Lane, rf .... . 5 > 2 0 1 Oi. 0 first start for the Quakers. With Cap matches in the home zone and other who probably Is going to be, next payday Thompson. 2b • ••••• 0 0 3 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. sixth where a magnificent seco n d O'Doul.______If ...... 4 1 1 2 Bishop. 2b ...... 4 0 2 1 4 1 Collins, 2b .. . 5 2 1 2 (T*l Willie Hudlin on the mound, Cleve­ would defeat Italy. Tilden said he were under the care of physicians 2 2 3 0 today, as a result of which it may shot, pln-hlgh, and then Klejn-'■/,Klein, rf .... **•*•«• 4 0 X 1 Haas, c f ...... 4 1 0 4 1 0 Hellyar, 3 b, ss 5 2 land beat the Red Sox, 3 to 1. expected the French to retain the Hurst, lb ... ••*•••• 4 1 1 9 Cochrane, o ...... 4 1 2 3 0 0 . .5 1 3 7 0 0 be that La Barba’s unofficial, other remarkable putt. A 3 fol’ " ‘ Sheldon, lb . Davis Cup, but gave the United Whitney. 3b ...... 2 O' 0 1 Simmons, If ...... 4 1 2 4 0 0 Busch, rf . .. . 5 1 2 1 1 0 States “ an outside chance” to win. world’s championship fight with Southern, cf ...... 2 1 1 2 Hale. 8b ...... 4 13 1 1 0 Friberg, ss ...... 4 0 1 3 Foxx, l b ...... 4 0 0 10 1 0 Care'v -f . . .. . 5 3 1 0 1 0 Kid Cholocate on May 22 might 1 1 2 2, *0 MATCH HERE TOMORROW. sufter a postponement. Dempsey at the eighth, he recovered In the Davis, c ...... 3 0 1, 6 Miller, rf ...... 4 0. 1 2 0 0 Matt "-s .. . 3 immemorial Hagen manner, pitched! Collins, p ...... 3 U 1 1 Dykes, s s ...... 2 1 0 2 8 1 Harr b . . . . 2 0 1 0 1 2 has no fights to postpone, either as Quinn, p - ...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 10 ,1 0 The Charter Oak bowling team PLAYED ONC!E WITH MACKS. safely on ..nd took a 5. At the I 30 3 7 27 Moranrter, c . . .5 1 fighter or promoter, but unless his French, s ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 . ,0 0 0 1 0^;>0 will roll a return match with Bris­ general condition Improves very lilnth. he didn’t quite get home! Cincinnati Yerkes, p ...... 1 0 0 0 2 '0 Popowlcz, c . tol at Farr’s alleys here tomorrow Harry Selbold, who now pitches with his recond but played AB. R. H. PO. Shores, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Nelson, p . . . . .3 1 1 0 l.«0 night. Curtiss, Saidella, Beletti, for the Boston ^aves, played the soon, it is believed that the box­ Purdy, If ...... 4 0 1 3 Wadstrup, p . .1 0 1 0 2 a ing racket will see very little of dazzling run-up from'a distance 4 0 0 4 Murphy and Berthold will lake up infield for Connie Mack’s Athletics Crltz. 3 b ----- 33 5 10 37 13 2 Flaherty, p . . .0 0 0 0 0 0 him for some time to come. ' 25 yards to within six Inches of| Walker, rf ...... 2^ 0 0 3 Chicago the Manchester combination. approximately 10 years ago. the pin for a 4. Kelly, lb ...... 4 0 1 8 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Huntting, lb . .1 0 0 1 0 0 La Barba was suffering from Hagen’s 4 at the tenth might Swanson, cf ******* 4 1 2 3 Metzler. If ...... 4 1 2 2 0 0 Batterson, rf . ,0 0 0 0 0 0 what his manager, George Blake, very well have been a 3, for after Dressen, 3b . •**••** 4 0 0 0 Kerr, 3b ...... 6 1 2 3 4 0 described as “ A head sniffle,” but Ford, ss ...... 4 1 1 1 Kamm, 8b ...... ,8 0 0 3 2 0 a resounding drive and a good sec- Gooch, 0 ...... 4 0 1 2 Clancy, lb ...... 5 0 1 11 3 0 Totals ...... 45 14 14 27 12 S others less conservative didn’t hes­ cond, he played a run-up that hit' Luque, p ...... 3 0 1 0 Hoffman, c f ...... 5 0 3 0 0 0 Manchester High itate to say that his indisposition Is I into tl Zitzmann. x ...... 0 0 0 0 Watwood, r f ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Samuelson, ss .4 a trifle more serious than. that. Pittenger, xx ...... 0 0 0 0 Reynolds, r f ...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 M. Moriarty, 2b 4 stayed out. It was the first break Lucas, XXX ...... 1 0 0 0 Clssell, ss ...... 4 1 2 4 6 1 They spoke of congestion of the that had run against Hao'en but he Crouse, o ...... 4 1 2 2 2 0 E. Dowd. If .. .4 lungs, cited the fact that the for­ didn’t let It affect his play on the 84 "3 7 24 9 2 Faber, p ...... 2 0 0 0. 3 0 McConkey, 8 b .4 mer flyweight champion hasn’t m V B C I U C K S eleventh, where he got a nlie 4 Philadelphia ...... 000 800 OOx—8 Shires, x ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Magnuson. rf . .2 been In a gymnasium for three Cincinnati ...... 010 001 000—2 Connally, p ...... 0 0 0.1 0 0 without------particular !• cldent. An- Runs batted In: Ford. Whitney, H. Mnrlarty, lb 3 days and further, that yesterday It other followed at the twel n, wheq.1 prlberg, Davis: two base bits. Swan 38 4 12 27 19 1 C. Dowd, cf . . . 2 was deemed necessary to call a he dropped his tee shot on the son; bom* run. Ford. Philadelphia ... 100 ZOO 110—5 Bycbolski, e . . . 3 Chicago ...... 110 100 001— 4 , HOP flavored physician. In any case, Blake’s thirteenth green and almost holed Fraser, p .... 0 story is that the Chocolate bout Runs batted In: Metzler Z, gtmmons, his first putt for what would have Millar, Foxx; Cochran*, Hoffman; two Smith, p -...... 1 will go on, as scheduled. been a'birdie 2. The fourteenth sawi OENARO BACK HOBIE. has* hit*. Cochran*. Hal*, Miller, xTlemey ..... 1 J MudweiM '^ Dempsey virtually has been con­ him hit successive shots dead on| Hoffman, Crouse, Kerr. xxSendrowskl .. 1 fined to his room In an uptown the line and then drop a 12-footer xzziSqtiatrito .. 0 hotel for ten days. At one time, New York, May 9.— ^Tankle xxxxVennart .. 1 % M A L T S l f i ! “‘ doubt the fact that tomorrow Is for a great 3. j Genaro, recognized as flyweight it was feared that he was threat- One of Few Errors. HARTFORD.GAHE Vince, r f ...... 0 X sV r - BuseH. 1-^ ened with" pneumonia but later bis the day after today, This matter champion of the world by the Na­ Hagen made one of his too few tional Boxing; Association and In­ LOUIS .MO L. symptoms were diagnosed as In­ really ought to be open to question At BarttorSi— Totals ...... 30 2 4 *26 7 with a man like Fugazy. He errors In playing the 15tb. This ternational Boxing .Federation, was ■ B A R t V. SEN ATORa 1 fluenza and quinsy. came after a spsnlng drive when Bridg*port Score by Innings: The list of resident casualties hasn’t been right since the year of back here today from Paris, where West Hartford 510 421 010— 14 he pulled his second to the left of he recently won on a foul from AB. R. H. PO. had a further addition In the per­ the big wind In Ireland. the green/ However, Hagen Is Emm*rieh, c f ...... 3 0 0 1 Manchester .. 000, 002 000— S son of Jack Fugazy, the promoter It all goes back to the time of Spider Pladner after'the French Klmmlek, a* . . . . > . . 1 1 1 2 X Batted for Tierney in 6 th. ____ V seldom ■ without reply and he bad Rodrtguas, l b ...... 6 1 z 8 man. Nothing really serious. Just Mr. James J. Tunney, who Is un champion had knocked him out In a XX Batted tor Magnuson in'8th* derstood to be distantly related to a good one. this time, a fine chip previous bout. Genaro said be Marshall, >• ...... 1 0 0 3 Today Budweiser Barley-Malt a headache. The ailment is more shot to the pin for a 4 he was rul­ Bon*y. rf ...... 3 0 1 0 XXX Batted for H. Moriarty In. or less chronic, Mr. Fugazy having Gene Tunney,; the prize fighter. planned to fight Johnny Hill. Eng­ Harman, 8 b ...... 5 0 0 1 ?th. Fugazy and Tunney hrtld repeated ing for a 8 after two good shots.at lish crack, in London after a bout Schlnk*!. If ...... 5 2 8 1 Syrup is one of America’s most contracted it in the performance of the 16th but the putt failed by XXXX Batted for C. Dowd In 9tb; his duty, which consists of stand­ conferences behind closed doors, here in June vrlth Corporal lazy VsUman. rt./et .... 6 0 6 2 • Sheldon out fof falling to:taaeh inches. Then after a long tee shot Schwarts, recognised- as ■ champioo .Wilkie, lb ...... 4 0 0 4 ing pmfectly still while the boxing relative to a world’s heavjrwelght Albert*. 0 ...... 2 2 2 5 first on' a three base hit. popular brands. People do w ^ t championship fight and, at the at the 17th, Walter erred again In New York state. profession In general runs around when he had a little slice on bis Rueh, p ...*...... 4 1 2 0 Thr^o ^ sa hit: Hellyar. and aronnd and around him. UL proper time, Tunney, who had been Two lniaa hlta: Bnach 2, Sheldon under contract to Rickard from the second, the hall ocHulng to rest at • zi' ”7 to 17 quality^ satisfaction^ results. timately, recurrent spells of dizzi­ the-base of a'hill, confronting a Hartford -Stolen haaap: Weak Hartfard t, ness seize him and he is led away outset, simply forgot to take ,U. 8. PLAYERS REST. ' AB. R, H. PO. A B. Manehastor S .' Fugazy Into bis confidence about trap. But he pitched on to within by kind friends. 20 feet of the pin and almost holed Adams, rf' 4 1.1 0 0 0 Sacrifice ttaa: Carayi NalaoiL Anheusq^-Busch — ST. Louis His condition had been some­ the matter. And so It came about Fhlladelphl*, May 9.— Johnny Schesr, Zb Hits off Nelson, f Inhlx lnningBi>*.| that he left town and neglected to ont again with his approach putt. Watson,' If a • aa**ee • W i/W ■ sp a w what Improved lately but late last Another long, booming drive fol­ Hennessey, John Van ’lyan Wilmer Roser, lb ; ...... 4 0 I S O 0 Wadstrup, one In two; Flaherty, night he suffered a relapse. Some­ leave a forwarding adilress except Allison, Who wlU represent the Hoamati, cf ...... 4 0 Z 0 0 0 none in one; Frnsar, 10 In flvaT' with Rickard, who thereupon met lowed at the home hole. His sec­ one had told him that the Lougb- ond rolled all the way to the back United SUtes In the. Davis Cup Ctfrrslla, ss ...... I 0 0 I .1 0 Smith, fonr In tour. ran-Brftddock fight for the light him in St. Louis by appointment so matches with Canada storting at Grah. lb ...... 4 0 z z z a Struck 6nt by: Nalaoff 8, heavyweight championship vir­ that they could sign the papers qll of the green, from which point Smltb, w .•..«••«•••• 4 0 1* S >1 .0' Hagen, carefully sislng up ovary Montreal next Thursday, lested to­ Peloquin. p ...... Z O 0; I S S 6, Smith t, .Wadat^F 1 / tually had been closed by the over again while the . camera men day. They have been'.'overworked. Bmigbols, x . •••••*. 1 0 -0 0 0. S Base on balla aft: -Fraa^ I, Madison Square Garden corpora-, were looking. halr-llned deviation along the right Fortune, jf ...... 0 0 0 0 1 S Budweiser o f Way, ran the putt np to within In the opinion Of officials of tha soirt 2, S m ithi. F la h a ^ l. tlon, a state of affairs which found Fugaxy previously bad been a United States Lawn l^ n ls Assoela^ Hit: hk 'PUehari ^ l l y n r the gentl^an standing on a comer serlens rival of the Garden Cor- 3 feet of the cup to get a four. l l 'l * 5 F u * 5 A partisan British gallery, usual­ Uon. R. Norris WfUiains and Wat­ Bridgeport ...... 001 100 1 40 r-t. W i------B arleyt^^t S ^ p patiently fondling the empty bag, poristlon. But not after Mr. Tun- son M. Washbnm. tmnons vatatonir Baitrord ...... ". oOv 000 aso—I Laft oa baiMa: ney bad Hnlsbed with him. 'In fact, ly ndne too fond of Hagen, roared Run* batted Int Rodrlgii*ii Zi Wstr quite according to custom. He bad Maaahaatdr IS. ^ a sportsmaullke tribute as the man of tha eonrts, ward achadnlad- to SOB. Alberta Z« Boney, K^mmiOk; Cgro B tf-u s thought he was going to g^ Lough- his deell^ as a definite rivaV for praatiea with tha yontotnl Uavla ’ Ttnar Two 1iou$a^ td. ngw big time flgbte dated from tha( with the new ehamplonshlp reooid bate hits, Adam*. Corrella, Boney. ran. aUhoukh l see no reittqn why Offs fisv an tpaponow. Klaunlok, Bobman. Uainhia; “ ' the Bum aHrtitldn’t be lAdlaed to moment. wtiked off the groea. PAGE FOUirnSEIT MANCHESTER EVENING HERATO, 8 0 0 ^ MANCrTESHTER. CONN, THURSDAY, MAT 9, X’ ’If You Have Something To Sell Advertise In These C^Iumns-'Sure^Mestdts, Lem

Want Ad lafionBatloa. Card ot Thanks Florists— N nrsrrles IS Apartineiita, VUta, Temmeatg M velo^mont of the iMUtoUom is the CARD OF THAHKS FOR SALE—PANSIES 26o dosen. ■Ute,- both pablte .aod private; for Manchester Early cabbage plants lOo dos, 76o FOR KBNT—FIVH ROOM flat on n<|. NATNIUl HOSniAL the carer o t the : eick end nn- *We wish to thank our friends and hundred, tomato plants 26o dos. moat atroot. dowattairs all nod- tortunate." nelahbors tor their kindness and Asters, straw plants, snapdragons, era Improyoments And garago. In­ Evening Herald sympathy shown to us durlnr the Ill­ and ten weeks stock 26o dos. Large .Mail Your A d quire $7 Delmont street. Niffitlngale Anniversery ‘ variety of shrubs, rose bushes and May 12 was chosen os Netfoiikl Clasd^ed AdvertiBements ness and at the time of the death ot FOR KENT—MODERN Six room DAY NEXT SUNDAY our beloved husband and father. evergreens.at reasonable prices. Also single, on Biro afreet, with gerags Hospital Day because ot the Urth Ooant «ts word* to o line MRS. R. METCAL.F AND DAUGHTER hardy perennials, phlox and Sweet on that date ot Florence Nightin­ nombora and. obbroalatlont ROBERT METCALF. SR.. FATHER William 26c dosen. Hardy chryaan- May let Walter Friche 94 Beet Uld- aaeh ooant as a word and oonpond JAMES METCALF. BROTHER themums, Japanese Iris, German Iris The Herald ■ die Turnpike Telephone $41-4. . gale, this year marking its lOfitb words as two words. Illnlmnm cost Is JOSEPH METCALF. BROTHER $1.00 dos. Gladiolus bulbs $6o dosen. FO|l R E N T-4 Af eta will be over leading flower for that garage. All modem ImproveTnents at government sent her to the Crimea the world. A«k for. soiling Hits obd 10 Hollleter street Apply 281 Spruce gale AmuYersary. to take charge of a 1600 bad hospi­ I ConseoatlTe Days ...I t ’Otal 11 eta roteo. Phone T60-S. Robert J. Smith. day. Snapdrakons, carnations, sweet street I D a y ...... I 11 etsi II eta 1009 ttolD street peas, gladioli, etc.. In abundance. We tal, by Improved sanitation, proper All orders tor Irrecnlar insertions specialtie In mixed bouquets. All kinds of potted plants, baby ram­ FOR R e n t —6 room tenement and food and careful nursing, she re­ will be ebarced at^he one*tnne rata Irkrags Inquire 480 Main street or duced the death rate in the-short Spoolal rates tor Iona tenn eveiy AdComobDea tor Sole 4 blers. hydrangeas, begonias, ivy leaf telephone 814-4. On Sunday, May 12, the hospi­ lay adrertlslos al^en upon reoneat. geraniums, primroses. Boston ferns, tals of this continent will observe period of six months from 42 per Ads ordered tor three or "sis . days palms, dracaenas Place your order cent to 2 per cent. tnd stopped before the third or 'ttb FOR SALE—T WO TON Reo truck, early. Burke the Florist, Wayside National Hospital Day. Regarding lay will be eharsedir s t: only tor ibe so- 1988 model, can be seen at 87 Spruce Gardens, Rockville, Conn. TeL 714-8. Bnginen LocatloiM .'or **ept 414 this observance President Hoover The object of observing National tual number ot times the ad appear- street or telephone 1236. Clip this Blank—Write Your A’d, wrote to Dr. Louis H. Burlingham, Hospital Day Is to encourage the sd. eharslns at the rate earned, hot VEGETABLE AND FLOWER plants, FOR RENT—LARGE GARAGE es- president ot the American Hospital public to visit some hospital on May no allowances or retunds ean be made 1928 Chevrolet Coach.' • Down pay­ tomato plants, pepper, egg plant, tabllehad as repair shop and auto on six time ads stopped attar the ment $160. One of the bettrbuya In cabbage, lettuce, oaullfiower. Also Number of insertiona here ' ' Painting place available for rent Association: "The growth ot public 12 so that all may become better fltth day. town. Thoroughly recondltloniidx^ aster, stnnla, salvia, verbena, calen­ -now. Fine location. Reasonable hospitals in this country ts one ot acquainted with the aims, ideals No "till torblds": display lines not dula. straw flowers, scabiosa, salpVg- rentaL Csill 710-W, or 2496. the finest manifestations of the and work of these institutions, their sold. 1928 Chevrolet Coupe. Low mileage^ lossis. snapdragons, marigold, del­ Print your name and address beloWn The Herald will not be responsible Runs like a new car. Paint, uphol- phinium, larkspur. Dukty Miller, FOR RENT—LARGE garage, 16x60. quality of opportunity that is the curative, educational and research for more than one Inoorreot Insertion Btery, tlrea and equipment. In good popples, phlax, shasta. daisy, chry­ Excellent place for repair shop and foremost aspiration of the Ameri­ activities, and to register the truth­ ot any advertisement ordered for shape. Down payment $160. santhemums petunia, aguilegta. Also gasoline station. Good location. Ap- can people. Our citizens will never ful conviction that a modern hospi­ more than one time. potted flowers; geraniums, Martha PlY^Cbas Leesnar, Chicken Market reat content until the poorest chil­ tal is a most important public utili­ The Inadvertent omission of Incor­ Early 1927 Chevrolet Landau Sedan. Washington, ageratum, colons, be­ 60 Oak. rect nuhllcatlon ot advertlslns will be Thoroughly reconditioned. Must be gonia, German and English Ivy. dren in our cities, the loneliest ty and a vital link in the public reclined only by eaneellatlon ut the seen to be appreciated. Price right vines, fushslas, hanging pans, ferns, TO RENT—ONE LARGE front offlee mothers of our Isolated farms, have health and welfare program. charge made !or the service rendered. to the first buyer. Hurryr Hurry! brachena and pansies. 621 Harffor-’ room on Main street, formerly used the comfort and protection of such • • • Road Greenhouse. Call 87-3. ^ IS beauty parlor. A only Quinn's Our own hospital, the Manches­ All advertisements must conform 1927 Whippet Coach. Mayehanta’ ■l Drugstore. institutions. I am glad to lend the ter Memorial enters heartily Into all In style, copy and tyoograph) with Week special. Down payment $99. and Mail to The Herald for Real encouragement of the presidency to the scope of National Hoppltal Day. regulations ontorced by the publi h- MACKLEY CHEVROLET CO. >vuur— I Micki.'iu— Murage 20 the movement symbolized bv Na­ Cara with an O, K. that conn>.- Uuus«s t o i f Rent Our towns-people and those within era and they reserve the rlgh* *> «n tional Hosnital D » v " edit, revise or reject any coov WANTED—LOAD or part load en- a distance radius are strongly urged ilderod objectionable. 1926 Reo 1 1-2 ton stake body. route to New York or Now Jersey, FOR RENT—6 ROOM house, with Murv) ovjierai to visit our local institution daring CLOSING HOURS—Classinef 1926 Reo 1 1-2 ton express body. between May 1st and May 16th. Per- RESULTS garage, 16 Anderson street, foot of This year’s celebration of Na­ the entire day of Sunday, May 12, to be Duhllahed same day must 1924 Reo 6 cylinder, 7 passenger rett & Glenney. Bigelow. Telephone 1189-6. tional Hospital Day will be more when kind and courteous welcome eelvad liv 18 nnftn. S*liiTn«v» touring. OR I A •» r 1926 Ford 1 ton dump body. GENERAL TRUCKING—Local and general than in previous ones. The awaits them. Many questions will •Brown's Garage—Telephone 869 long distance. Fertiliser grain heavy Hoateg for Sale 72 hospitals on the Pacific Coast, as be naturally asked and as kindly ‘l't!itrpiiw..v 1 our Wiint Ads- Corner Cooper and West Center Sts. freight etc., fast service, reasonable well as those in the Southwest, answered, the daily routine of care Ads are accepted ever the telephone rates. Frank V. Williams. Buckland. Fo r SALE—n ic e p l a c e consisting West and Middle West have Joined GOOD USED CARS Telephone 989-8. Of the sick explained and all parts at the CHARGE KATE given tbove of 8 houses. 2 garages, chicken coop, the hospitals along the Atlantic of the hospital thrown open for as a convience tc advertlsera, but Cash or Terms Phone nice orchard, all In good condition, the CA.SH RATES will be acceptad t MADDEN BROS. LOCAL and LONG distance moving, almost all tmprovsmenls. Ownsr seaboard for a nation-wide observ­ public Inspection. Assuredly all PULL PAYMENT If paid at the busi­ 681 Main St TeL 600 by experienced men. Public store­ leaving town, corner Wlndemere and ance. More inquiries and reports will take their departure thence ness office on or brfore the seventh house. L T. Wood, 66 BIssel) street. FOR AN AD TAKER Broad streets. Telephons 2887. 1986 OLDSMOUILE COACH. TeL 496. t are being received, this year from with a deep conviction of the value dav following the drst Insertion of hospitals who are arranging their each ad otherwise the CHakUC 1927 PONTIAC LANDAU. POR SALE—SINGLE HOUSE WITH of hospitals In the treatment of the RATE will be colleeteA No resoonsL 1987 PONTIAC COACH. MANCHESTER AND NEW YORK extra lot. Inquire W. H. Burke. 879 programs for May 12 than in any sick and unwoll, and the excellence blllty tor errors In telephoned ads 1927 WHIPPET LANDAU. Motor Dispatch. Dally service be­ or 283 Spruce street, or telephone previous one. Moreover, arrange­ In particular of our Manchester will he assumed and their accuracy 1927 WHIPPET SEDAN. tween New York and Manchaster. mtnatlona War.tad— Male 8 0 686 ot 2466-J. Memorial. :annot be guaranteed. 1926 PAIGE BROUGHAM. Call 7 or 1282. IV. mu Without Board OU ments have been made through the • • • 1926 DODGE SEDAN. FOR SALE—6 ROOM house. Bngllsb courtesy of B. R. Squibb & Sons to 1926 CHEVROLET COACH. WANTED—ASHES to cart, plowing FOR R E N T -p l e a s a n t room with type, all modern Improvements, 2 car have a Coast-to-Coast hook up on Index of Classifications 1926 CHEVROLET SEDAN. Kepalring 28 to do, cellars to dig. L. T. Wood. 66 private family, centriUly located; garage. 100 feet front. Inquire 23 next Friday evening, May 10, Evening Herald Want Ada are now Number of other good used cars all BIssell street. References exchanged.' Write Box K. Academy street. SPICr SALAD grouped according to claaslflcatlons being reconditioned. MOWER SHARPENING. vacuum in cartt ot Herald. through the Blue network of the below and for. handy reference will CRAWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO. cleaner, phonograph, clock, lock re­ Poultry and Supplies 48 POR SALE—COZY 1 FLOOR bunga­ National Broadcasting Company, appeiir In the numerical order Indi­ Center and Trotter Sts. pairing; key making. Bralthwalts, TO KENT—EA.ST CENTER street; low, 6 pleasant rooms, garage, For variety and zest, serve a cated; broadcasting air appreciation of large slice of rlpq tomato on let­ TeL 1174 or 2021 62 Pearl street. 131. room very central, hot water on shrubs large lot. near echool. Bar­ what hospitals In this country are Births ...... •eeeeesei MILLER’S DAY-OLD BABY Chlx and bath room floor. gain price, owner making change tuce centers with three slices of Engagementa . leeeeeaeeee FOR SALE—FORD ONE TON truck, Henry street. Phone 896-8. doing for the nation. Marriages ...... express body, perfect condition, or LAWN MOWERS REPAIRED, chim­ half-grown stock. Reds and White asparagus, and a quarter of an neys cleaned and repaired, key fit­ Leghurns, from our own selected and Many of the governors of our alligator pear atop It. A tart Deaths ...... eeeeeaeeeeeoea* , will exeshange for Ford' runabout in ting safes opened, saw filing and traonested stock, bred for vigor, else FOR RENT—PLEASANT furnished states and mayors of our munici­ Card of Thanks eeceeeeeeesi good order. Call 399-J or 123 Spruce grinding. Work called for Harold and egg uroductlon. State tested and room. Inquire 17 Huntington street. Real Ustate for Uxebang^ 76 French salad dressing, wltl capers In Memo.1am . > e e r e e a » e e • e e e street palities have issued proclamations Clemson. 108 North Elm street. Tele­ free of B. W. D. Member of Connecti­ to season, should be tarted with Lost and Pound teeseeeeea phone 462. furnished rooms. asking the hospitals to unite In the Announcements .| leeeeesei cut Recurd of Perfonnance Associa­ FOR SALK UK RXUHANUB: on Uath. tion. Eighth year ot square business . housekeeping privileges If ds- observance of National Hospital Persona Is...... i...... e SEE f>UR USED CARS FIRST slred. Call 19 Autumn street. er street Just finishing 6 room mod­ Antomohllea MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES SEWING MACHINE repairing of all methods. Visitors welcome. Tele­ ***'****^ - - - - ■ '- - - i-i-,-ry>nixiui. ern house with garage. Come and Day. A most interesting one Is that Automobiles for Sale ...... 4 1069 Main St. TeL 740 makes, oils, needles and suppitea R phone Manchester 1063-8 for Infor­ get acquainted. Wra. Kanehl. 619' of Governor Roosevelt of New York Automobiles for Exchange . . . . 6 Tbos. E. ponaibue. Mgr. W Garrard. 87 Edward streeL tel mation. Some bargains In brooders Boarders \Vr-n;ed Center streeL State: “ For several years he says. Auto Accessories—Tires ...... 6 716. and poultry supplies on hand. Fred 5U-A Auto Repairing—Painting ...... 1 Miller. Coventry Poultry Farm. It has been the custom of the people J925 FORD TUDOR Coventry. Auto Schools ...... 1-A , LATE 1927 ESSEX COACH ROOM AND BOARD' for two gentle­ of the State of New York to Join 6 Rooms Autos—Ship by Truck ...... 8 , BETTS GARAGE Courses and ClaMtea 27 men at 169 Main street. the nation-wide observance ot the Autos—Por Hire ...... 9 Hudson-Essex Dealer—129 Spruce GENE TUNNEY NOW Garages—Service—^Storage ...... 10 ■Articles For Sole 4A anniversary of the birth of Florence LEARN THE BARBER I'RADE In Nightingale to whose vision we are Motorcycles—Bicycle ...... II day or evening classes at Vaughn's Apartiiieni#, Flitti, TeremenL 413 Wanted Autos-Mororevrles ...-. 18 Auto Arcessnrtes—Tires 6 Barber School. 14 Market street. so largely Indebted for the modern llnalneaa amt PrAfeaainaa. Serrleea Hartford. FOR SALE—A-NO I loam. Inquire A CHESS PUYER $5500 Business Services Offered...... 18 FOR RENT--FOUR . ROOM flat, on hospital. The custom should be con­ FOR SALE—TWO automobile tires In Frank Damato, *24 Homestead street, tinued as a means of stimulating in­ Household Servicer ftffered ...... 18-A Mancuester. Telephone 1507. Ridge street. Inquire 77 Ridge street Rome, May 9— Having- met and Single of 6 rooms modern, garage Building—Contracting ...... 14 good Shane with tubes, size 33x5 $10 Help Wanted— Ketnule 35 upstaira terest in the administration and de- Florists—Nureeries ...... 16 each. Two without tubes $3 each WE CARRY A complete line of gold­ vanquished all comers in the ring. and poultry bouse, lot 65x150. Funeral Directors ...... 18 Robert M. Reid, 201 Main street. FOR RENT—I-ROOM apartment. Im­ Price I6.5UU. Manchester. fish. bird and dog suppllee, of the Gene Tunney, retired heavyweight Healing—Pltimhlng—Roofing ... 17 WANTED—CO.MPETENT girl for highest quality at moderate pneea provements. heat; also store at 26 champion of the world, is trying his Insurance ...... 18 general housework, stay nights. Mra Milikowski The Florist. Birch street. Brand new Dutch colonial, g Mllllnor.v— Oressma king ...... 19 BATTERIES FOR YOUR automobile, George Lundberg, 223 East Center hand at a different game of skill. rooms, oak floors, hot water heat, ranging from $7 up. Recharging and INTERNATIONAL PAPER Moving—Trucking—Storage . . . . 80 street. He has taken up chess, it was COMPANY gas water heater, tile hath, garage Painting—Panering ...... 81 repairing Distributors of Presr-O. Fuel and Feed 49-A LOWER RENT AND garage. Apply. learned here today, and is whiling In basemenL Price 18,760. It Profesaloncl Services...... 88 Lite Batteries Center Auto Supplv 72 Summer streeL N«« York. April 17tb 1929 Co.. 165 Center. Tel. 671. away many an hour worrying over la a real nice Home. Repairing ...... 88 Help 'Va».teo— Male 8 6 FOR SALE—HARD WOOD. $8 load Tailoring—Ovetng—('leaning . . . 84 mixed wood $6.50, slabs $7; als(> ro RENT — CENTB.nniaL apart- knights and pawns with no less The Board ol Directors have declared a New colonial 6 rooms, a well Tolle Goods ond Service ...... 86 menta four room apsrtmenL lanl- quarterly dividend of sixty (60c) centsa Aufo Repairing— I'ainling 7 FOR SUMMER RESORTS AND local ashes moved Charles Palmer, Tele- formidable an adversary than built house, well arranged rooms. Wanted — Business Service...... 88 positions. chefs, cooks, bakers, phone 895-8. George Bernard Shaw. ibare. on the common stock of tnis com- All conveniences, garage. |5U0 Kdacadonal countermen, sandwichmen. saladmen. furnished. Call Manchester Con­ pany. pavable May 16th, 1929, to com­ Courses and Glasses ...... 87 HAVE YOUR CAR checked up for OAK AND APPl.B tree wood tor struction Company. tlOO or T$2-8. The ez-ebampion ot flstdom and cash. Price 16.600. -Private Instruction ...... 88 kitchenmen. pantrymen, dlshyvash- the great writer are almost constant mon stockholders o f record, at the close spring driving. All makes of ears ers. soda dispensers, bus boys, hotel «tovo and fire place, heel quality. o f business May 1st, 1929. Middle Turnpike, close to Main -tanclng ...... 28-A repaired at reasonable prices First clerks, housemen cashiers.'Newberry Frank V. Williams, Buckland. Tel. T.?flnf Alt ST. , wuuitittuiuuacompanions on theme isianaIsland orof orione.Brione, Musical—Dramatic ...... 89 class wrecking service. Smith's 989-2. ^Checks to he mailed. Transfer books St., six room single, oak fioora aqd & Shields Employment. 112 State ply' H. H. Wm i * S?n.'‘ "’2''9" BisMli ^ Adriatic, where Wanted—Instruction ...... SO Garage, 30.BIssell street. jftreet, Hartford. Conn. Phone 6-3263. will not doee. trim on first flcMir. A well built Planaelal StreeL telephone 2500. Tunney has repaired with his bride home at a very reasonable prlcA, Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... SI MECHANICAL DRAFTSMEN. t^| Garden. Farm, Hairy i'rndm.te OU far away from the maddening OarsM SHsmsBO, F m»- P /s/ . T/ma Your chance for a real bargain. De« Business Opportunities ...... 8? Oa rages—8ery ire— dll lU TO RENT-DOWNSTAIRS flat, one of throng. Money to Igian ...... 83 orage and Machine designers, die designers. tbe most convenient apd desirable tails on regueat. Jigs and fixtures, detallers and trac­ FOR SALIf>-STRAWBERRY plants. locations In South Manchester, sll Shaw, whom Tunney has declared Money Wanted...... 14 ers. s»ructural and plant layout men. Green section. Single of 9 . Help and gllaatloBS FOR RENT—GARAGE Benton street, Howard 17, from new bed. Wilmei modern Improvements, steam heat, himself as admiring more than any international p a p e r Greenacres. Inquire William Munsie. Newberry & Shields Employment. Keeney, 490 Keenvy street. Phone ?** rapgc. gas heater and garage. rooms. 2 ear garage, extra lot, all Help Wanted—Female ...... Telephone 2686-W; U2 State street, Hartford. Conn other living celebrity, is also vaca­ and POWER COMPANY Help VYanted—Male ...... Phone 6-3263. ■ 285-2. 9* Church street or Pljone for 16,000. Small amount ot eaeb. Help Wanted—Male or Female tioning at Brione, and the pair, SMtMi. ApeP I7tk, 1929 Agents Wanted: * ...... TO' RENT—TWO . GARAGES rear [fo r SALE—STRAWBERRY plants messages from the Island today de­ Fire Inanranee. Antomobfle Inenr- Quinn's Drug Store. Apply same ad­ 100 FARM HANDS. 25 married farm­ Howard 17, ahd Premier. Call 270 RENT—TO a d u lts modern The Board of Directors have declared a Situations Wanted—Female .. dress. ers. milkers, teamsters. tractor clared, have found It enjoyable to once. All kioda of Inanranee. Situations Wanted—Male-...... operators, couples, poultry fruit and Gardner street. Tel. 1893. quarterly d iv id ^ of sixty (60c) cenU a EmpIoymet|i Aserctes pit their skill against one another market gardners. sheep herdsmen Ilto^ ” ’ O'cott street. Tel. over the chessboard. share, on the Cleee A Common Stock o f Live Stork—Pete—Pnallry—Vehlrire FOR RE.NT—GARAGE, Manchester understanding hot house lambing thia^coinpeny, peyebleM ey 16th, 1929, Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 tobacco hands. Newberry & Shields Hnus4*hoi I Q.mAIS 51 POR ruTMT — ------Shaw la invariably the victor, it Live Stock—Vehletrs ...... 42 Green, Cook property. Telephone 820. to CtMunoR StoeUiolderfl o f record, at Poultry and riupplies ...... 42 Employment. 112 State street, Hart­ nawly^M(»“ ?.d? appears. although Gene U proving the dow e f buetneM M ev 1st, 1929. Robert J. Smith DESOTO. HUPMUBiLB and Durant. ford, Conn. Phone 6-3263, SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK 27s60 street.------Telephone ■ 1987, wainer Umtell a game loser, demanding a Wanted — P e's—PoiiUrv—Stock 44 Art rugs, only 2 to a customer $1.49 Cheek# to be mailed, Trsne£ir Imke For Sale—Mleerllaaroke • Sales and ' service: also Chevrolet return "boat" after each loaalon. 1U4>9 MAIN BTRBVr service the same as formerly, TEN MALE STENOGRAPHERS, each. Window shades special 99c. FQR RENT—f ROOM tenement, with win not doee. Articles for Sale . . . . , ...... 49 building supt., with civil engineer­ Benson Furniture Company. Ho is rapidly Improving, aad la con­ Boats and Accessories...... 46 a. A. STEPENllS or without garage, all improve- R.G. Lise, T r t A t u r m 'If fon Intend to liro on onrtb 4>iro (J^ter at Knox Sts. I'eL 929-2 ing experience, must understand all menta Inquire 168 Hilliard etretu fident that be will soon be able to Building. Materials ...... 47 details of construction, buying etc FOR SALE—ALL KINDS of house­ a alJce o f ft.** Diamonds—Watches—Jswelry .. 49 hold hie own against all comers as bookkeepers, cost clerks. Newberry hold furniture. Inquire $0 Liberty ROOM tenemenL North Electrical Anpllancss—Radio . . . 49 BiMlueM Serrues Offerad ' 18 ,& Shields Employment. II2 State street. Elm street, newly renovated, mod- bq did In bis fighting days. Fuel and Feed ,i...... 49-A street, Hartford, Conn. Phone 6-3263. Garden — Farru-^Daify Pr^iiefs 60 - •' ■ ■'______ern improvements, fargge^ Call 268. PLU.FF RUGS made to ozdar from 10 PER CENT OFF Household G oods-----...... 91 MEN—WE WANT 2 live capable SPECIAL DISCOUNT THIS WEEK Machinery and Tools ...... 62 , yo.ur old carpets, write for {tarticu- sateameq to Introduce and sell a new ROOM tenement oii liEUCATE OPERATION lars. C.= Schulze, 9 Chamberlain on all the reupholeterlhg and high Newman street, all modern impreve- Musical Instruments ...... 6$ product In great demand, has no grade overstuffed euitee eavlng you •team hasL Inqaire Office and Sture Equipment...... 94 . street. Rockville, Conn, competition. New principle, real op­ Sporting Goods—Guns . at leaet 1-2. 147 B. Center etreet. TeL 1880. portunity, for men not afraid of Tel. 1268-1 Evening Phone 1268-$ FOR FAMOUS ATHLETE Sreclals at ths Stores . Dsssassss MATTRESSES, BOX SPRINGS, PIL­ I work, Manchester Plumbing and for ren t- modern 8 room flat, Wearing Apparel—Furs LOWS STEAM-STERILIZED AND Supply Company, MANCHESTER UPHOLSTERING CO. Wanted—to Buy ...... 95 MADE OVER EQUAL TO NEW 331 Center Opp. Arch—EeL Since 1922 foGitoh- Koons—Boerd-Hotrle—Resorts $5 FOR OLD MATritESS WANTED—BY MIDDLE aged mnn pnon« fO ot 1)3* Naw York, MaY 2— A1 ("T.N.T.'') UestMarMMie IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW ONE ONE USED 9 PIECE walnut dining Bluefields work gardening, hedge trimming Laaaman,' football and boxing hero Rooms Without Board...... 99 ONE DAY SERVICE and mowing lawns. Call 848, room act $96. Used Franklin piano ^arders Wanted...... 99-A MANCHESTER UPHOLSTERING CO. $39. POR RENT-FOUR ROOM flat, wttb of Naw York Unlveralty, Has In a WATKINS FURNITURE EXCHANGE O' ®- » Mato Country Board—Resorts 331 Center St. Opposite Arch St. WANTED—BOY—MUST havs drivers StreeL Telephone 80 or 881, hospital bars today draamlng of A 250 Lot Deyelopment Hotels—Restsursnts EsL Sloes 1922 TsI, 1261-2 license. Apply Immediately Mackey 17 Oak SL winning tba baavywaigbt boxing j Wa n tad—Rooms— Boa rd Chevrolet Company, 627 Main street. FOR RENT—«4 CHAIR CANING AND Splint seating. R O d U flat, and ebamplonablp of 'tba world, ignor­ ^ Location—Sslling Prfet tnd Ro-Snlo Vtino of lots or Real Estate For Reat Mnrioil Instrnineots AS ant of tba fact that spadallata ara Apartments, Flats. Tsnemehts Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices Rohan, telephone 1888.' Busiosss Locations for Rant , right, U B . Basey, Sr, 999 Main praparlng to perform a dalleata boosts fn this location art unsurpassed, Bidi bf a Ur# Houses for Rent ...... ■ tw L South Manebsstsr. Tel, 2831-W. FOR SALE—UPRIGHT plane in good FON 4, 8 AND 8 room renta operation npon blm which may Suburban for Rent ...... * • «'« • * « # • I SALESMAN WANTED condition, Randle make, mabogany Apply Edward J. Koll, 888 Main leave him a cripple for Ufa. orgaoi2Btidn—with twenty-flro (25) rears toecstsfol Summer Homes for Rant flnfab. Reasonable price. Tele. Ittl. street Telephone 880. Wanted to R en t...... li A8HB8 REMOVED BY load or Job In Young man between 21-36, Salary LoaaiMn, atrong, ebacrfnl and experience. Real Eatale Par gala light moving truck. V, FIrpo, lis and bonus. National Cash Regis­ FOR RBNT-FIVB ROOM flat, all im- confidant, bcllaraa be hoc recovered Apartment Buildings for Sals . . . WjUlls str##L Phon# 2466-W, ter Company, 198 Pearl street, Wsntffil— To Ubj M prpramente, beat farntsbed; CaU at from Injoricf received In leading Business Property for Sal# Hartford. 441 Center, atreet or telephone 881. ' tbe York University football tegm Faruij and f,and for Sals 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - JUNK Close to Hartford, Every House a Model Houses for Sale F lorists— II nrseries 15 for R ^ T —8 ROOM flat, at Iff to victory over Carnegie Tech at I^ls fov Sals ...... Too can always get the bigbeet *000000000000000 price for all kind# of Junk from North Main street over Dr, Mdran's Pittsburgh last Movambar. Wblla When fn need of RcaJ Eststo sdrfes consult t spsdilfst R«sort Property for Sals 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 B08TOM PERN8. BEGONIAS, earns- oflioe, all iisprovemanta and gia vacationing In Florida during tbe Suburban for Sals ...... tlons $1 dos., eat#ndulas $9o a pan to wm. Oetrinsky, $1 Clinton etreet. 0 *0000000000000 TeL 849. Faganl Bretbato winter be seemed to have recovered R«sl Bstars for'Esehang# 0 0 0 0 0 0 bud and bloom. Hanging pan full ot Bitpstlons Wantrt^—P m ala gg Store, Depot Square. , Wanted—Real Estate gr##o inch plants, #to, fl «aeh, Ev#r- f^oib a ckull fraetnr# and elota on • 0 0 0 0 0 0 WILL FAT HIGHEST eaeb prleee for Aaetloa—Legal Sotleea gr##ns and ahrubt, T#l. I-809L 879 yoUNO GIRL would- Ilk# work Sat- rage, paper, magaslnee, and metaia; (be brain, but treatment for pnx- Auetldn Salts 0 0 0 0 0 000000000000 Burnafda Ava. Or##oboua«. East THREE. R ^ M SUITS in Johnaon Hartford. ^H**"*!:* Virginia Whlt#bous#, Also buy all bind# of enlekeoe, Mor­ iling tremors in bis partially para­ Legal Notices 00000000*000000000 310 Charter Oak atr##L bloek. ^dern improvementa, Fftona ris ML LoMoor, Call 1148 or lit*. Aaron Johnaon, **4 or janitor tiiS T lysed left arm revealed that a cyst i was deeply, rooted in bie brain. Edward J, Roll GAS BUGGIES-Alec's W orried By FRANK BECK M5 Msfo Strsst HEM WAS TA LK M 6 WTTH X WONDER IP TMERE'5 ANY IFfONLY H i OOBGN*T^OO SIMPSON . THAT< OUMB-BEU. CHANCE OF HIS FINDING OUT ANYTHING UNTIL I CAN GET epOKKEElW. ALL MORNIN0. ' ♦ lOOO SHORTAGE f THE M O ^ WWKp TOiPMy I >VENT BY THEM THREE ^0M r je£ H0^t4& C A N FIND OAO^. GOT #160 NOW,eUT TIMES AND HEARD HEM "TOO d u m b ^ IT .TAKES A LONG TIME TO ASKING HIM QUESTIONS AND I DON'T THWK HEM WORLD . H i HAS VIOLA ALL TO KNOH/6 B40UGH ABOUT ^ 4^4. if,- iA EVE^TBODY THWK8 bookkeeping t <> ^ h t e j ^ - g r e a i w GALEGMAN OIGCOVER IT. m o p p e d a Second Mortgage^

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. 0 * 0 N fflANUUiaiTBK EVgNlf^U HISKALU. SUU’itl fljAMCHEgi'BR, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1929. PAGE FiirnsiiN riAFPEB FANNY SAYS: SKIPPY By Percy L Oodiy SENSE and NONSENSE ■■I ■« w i n 111...... JyCH, eOT I HAO W Little sparks and bonfires iHEVlTHAT WAS‘? JW €«| Caused by careless bands, VANIUA ^OOA, drank it, Make our giant forests Ofi IHH rr ’TO fIM OUT, Devastated lands. lA^CO FOR OIDN Didn’t i ? 5 ^ PlN6APPCg.j Paula— Pansy won a loving cup last night. Paul— Oh! I didn’t know they gave prizes for that.

Little Edgar didn’t realize till he got home and unwrapped bis pur­ chase that his mother bad bought him a two-pants suit. “Look, mama, look,” he cried. “ That man threw In'a- spare.”

“ So you are Mr. Blank's secre­ 1 ! tary?” “ No, his private secretary.” “ What’s the difference?” “ A private secretary knows more and tells less.”

i ! i “ Hello, Roy. I hear you have an ; addition in your family.” ® Kiftg F«Aiurf» 8yMIrit«, irw . Cnai Britain rtghU rmrvfd Ic»ie» “ Yes, two.” “ Oh, twins, eh?” It’s » good idea to wash your “ No, a baby boy and my wife’s hatida of people who are always OUR BOARDING HOUSE mother.” The Toonerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains By Fontaine Fox ■oft-soaping. By Gene Ahern “ Oh, yes,” added tho new ,bride, “ I want some pepper.” “ Black or red? ’ asked the EVERY rJoW A^4p THEM THE SKlPPEF^ THiMKS o f A (^IeW (2) grocer. Way To m a k e a l it t l e ex tr a monIey With t h e Ca r . I A iPAL: fM ’ "BiIllV, MACKf ~:e«to, “Red.” decided the new brfde. “ Black wouldn’t harmonize with my OCOCS- CLilB i o 6 0 ikf VOITW A ? A # '/oa*Re A PRoMOlTioWAL blue tablecloth.” PARtklER ii4 ‘The: "Moople loSY d o o 6ei3hJs /****AIL WiE' aJeed The height of curiosity would T uJd IiJs * CoRPoRAtlOKi " 'fWEll RJll iii E ift'' t-OSY YlilblkJs A LOSY Doe, IS man who wants to hear what a OWLS and BATS form a weird slow-motion talking picture wouid AiJt> Y dlIkId CoLiJKAKi, E)tPLAllJlkl6 VoUR A leash ak)d collar,'-* background for today’s par six be like. PRoP oS'iY okI HA\/E VoilR oPFice puzzle. Perhaps you can beat the AklD A BRie-F-CASe solution on another page. The katydid a tune doth play / AkI'' PMojJe liJ A "Rooh^ a t tR'* ovOL’ s T illed w iyH do6 With melody precarious. CLUB.^-— AiJ’ S'AV, YMlS MAV S'oUiJd 3ISCUlYS / V W U W - -M— And values a hind leg, they say. LIKE A SILL'V S l166EST|0kJ, ww^BUY — I MUSY 6EY AkJ o W L S More than a Stradivarius. VoiiR ASSlSYA^iT D 0 6 -SEARcMER, COUld ASSISYAiJT Dt>6- 1 Teacher: “When was Rome HUHYER U)Mo is a built?” bAAKE ES.YRA MOKJeV pbR RlM^ELF Percy: “At night.” PREAK iHs iiJ kJevO s h o e s n s R pe o p l e ', 6ooD tUHlStLER , ' Teacher: “Who told you that?” -.t RAT is a v/erV Percy: “ You did. You said Rome uOHlLE HLJ)iYllJ6 A wasn’t built in a day.” LOSY D 06 /vu*. A imporyakIt . kliCKEL A* WALKIkle MATYiSR /« I’m awfully sorry that an engage­ ment prevents my attending your .^KAlLE,'*-Ak)’’ LESS charity concert, but I shall ( TR5R PUBBER be with you in spirit. “Splendid,” replied bis friend; He e l s f “and where would you like your spirit to sit? I have tickets here for 50 cents, $1 and $2. B A T. S A blond flapper called at the hospital the day after an accident. THE RULES. “ I want to see the young man who I was injured in the auto wreck last (1 ^ " 1— The idea of Letter Golf Is tonight,” said she. ,\f*' change one word to another and do “Are you the girl who was with it in par, a given number of him?” asked the dainty young hos­ h v ) strokes. Thus to change v'OW to pital nurse. \iOE k'JovO, HEN, in three strokes, COW, HOW, “Yes,” was the reply, “and 1 THE s V ll HEW, HEN. I thought it was only right to come 2— You change only one letterand give him the kiss he was. try­ M A JoR at a time. ing for.” DID 6EY 3— You must have a complete A HEAD word, of common usage, for each • Golfer: If you laugh at me again. jump. Slang words and abbrevia­ I’ll knock your block off. •BRiAISE IW tions don’t count. Caddy: Haw. haw, you wouldn’t HlS 4— The order of letters cannot beeven know what club to use! RSG. I'. O. PAT. OFF. changed. O i * 2SL b y NEA SCRVICC, INC. One solution is printed on an­ We don,’t see why owners of ^I^ontalne Fox. 1920 __ other page. trucks stick to’ solid rubber tires anyway, when air is so much cheaper. By Crane The more experience a man has ) — —— WASHINGTON TUBBS H Trouble Ahead In making good resolutions the I It requircs.a won’ t power as well poorer the quality be turns out. ‘ as a will power to succeed. ^ ncRfe n IS. se& THIS uoose stone? i TrIiMX.. soil, IT'S Tvte vMWY D''fOU ENTRM4CETO THE ftSK TMfXT? , SECRET PNSSA6E. THIS IS The wny The oRmoO , VIIER ACVOKYS CNME, IM. SlQBfVig/lHAlC COCHRAN^ PBCTOWES KNiCK g.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS The Great Outdoors By Blosser

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(KE.AD THE SIORV, THE.N COLOR THE PICTURE) SALESMAN SAM And No Foolin’! By Small The King Bee was a sight to see buzz came from the monstrous bee because he spied the baker’s oven H6. Y boK upon thef Goofygoo ’cause . he L e T r c st: C’hNOM, CUPlO - you a m ' SAf*WAy WHOA'. MOT SO ^ i SAID NllLO PACE, OIOTA just a little ways away. “On me FAST* MOT VltLO RACe\ CUPlD sat right up straight and looked you always can depend,” said he. SPIVI AMD T A K e CUPID OUTTFeB. A R e GONNA ANIGLC. DOWN ws.\ so proud it made the Tinies smiie. “ Oil. journey’s at an end. I knew A u t t l c . e i e R o s e ’ TUe AVENUe AT A HULD PACE “Now don’t stray off,” he shouted that I could lead you tc this very / loud. “I’ll lead this happy Tiny place today.” crowd to Mister Baker’s oven. It Up to the oven they all walk­ is only 'bout a mile. ed. The Tinymites just talked “Through trees and shrubs we’ll and talked about how big the oven gaily go. Then suddenly I’ll hol­ was and how real nice it looked. A SVJ€U_', ler whoa! And you will know “Just think,” said Coppy. “That { CHAMC&TIk » that we can stop and start in hav­ big thing a heap of pleasure’s go­ ing fun.” The Goofygoo then mov­ ing to bring, ‘cause in it loaves ed real fast, and Clowny, who was o' bread for us will very soon be trailing last, yelled, “Hey! Go cooked.” slower. We‘ll get tired. I beg of And then the baker man stepped you, don’t run.” out. Said he. “ What is this all “All right,” the Goofygoo re­ about?” “Why these are little plied. " I thought I’d give this bee Tinymites,” the King Bee proudly a ride that he would long remem­ said. “They’ve come to say hello ber, but you’ve made me change to you and ask that one kind thing my mind. I won’t be tricky. Not you do. 'Twill make them very 'll So T don’t think the bee happy If you’ll bake them all some : fall. Perhaps, at least, he’ll bread.” thank me when he knows I’m be­ ing kind.” (CloWny helps the baker in the A half hour passed, and then a next story.) Hn

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Damien, 19, and Mary Wolowskl, and his pal Reilly, with whom he 19 DROWNED MODERN AND 18, whom they held as being in is now doing time, were seen here London, May 9.— Nineteen per­ ROUND UP GIRLS danger of falling into ways of vice. by a man who knows them both. sons were drowned when a ferry­ The Simons girl was booked on a Today Lieutenant Barron was on boat capsized in a flooded river in OLD FASHIONED charge of enticing minor females the same job again, in expectation Yamagata Prefecture, Japan, said IN STORE THEFTS into vicious ways. of possibly recovering, in the west­ an Exchange Telegraph dispatch South from Toklo, today. Two of Group Caught ern part of the state, some of the DANCING loot taken by the Richardson gang TONIGHT The arrest of the Simons girl Is from stores in Manchester and Miss Bernice Junl of the Weldon' Hartford Apartment Raided believed to be a link in a police Rockville. Beauty Parlors advises her patrons Rainbow Dance Palace chain involving some fifteen per­ to make appointments for perman­ sons in all to which a start was ent waving now, to insure having 8:80 to 18:80 D. S. Time In Search for Information given by the confession of Mrs. the work done before Memorial Mystic Review, W. B. A. Guards Day.— ^Adv. Merchants’ Week Music Fnrnlshed by Bernice Murphy, wife of James will hold their monthly meeting to­ BILIi WADDELL’S BROAD­ About Clothing Thieves. Murphy, both of whom were ar­ CASTING ORCHESTRA rested after the raid on the Laufer morrow evening at the home of — PANSIES - Professor Gates, Prompter. store here7 The suspects, most of Mrs. W. H. Cowles, 461 Wood- Only 2 More Days! Shop Tonight and Tomorrow! Steel’s Mastadon them known to the Hartford police, bridge street. A rehearsal for the WHIST Police Lieutenant William Bar­ have been lying low and keeping minstrel to be presented at the next Good Variety of Colors. FRIDAY EVENING ron put in a long stretch of duty, away from their accustomed group meeting will be held at this ANDERSON GREENHOUSES Given by from 9 o’clock yesterday morning haunts since the Laufer “ blowoft.” meeting and all who have a part in 153 Eldridge St. $10 and $15 Rayon .MANCHESTER GRANGE it are urged to attend. until 3 o’clock this morning, work­ The police have learned that one Phone 2124 So. Manchester At City View Dance Hall Henry Fitzpatrick, who was with Taffeta Spreads On Keeney Street ing with Rartford police on the Charles Brodrib just before the Rayon taffeta Spreads are Q Q Six Prizes case of the five alleged sneak latter drove the gang to Manches­ i^iiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHi the very latest. We pur- • • « /0 Refreshments— ^Dancing thieves who are accused of stealing ter on the Laufer raid, and a John chased about ten regular $10 and $15 clothes from a Manchester' store Reilly, skipped from Hartford right numbers which we are offering at the spe­ and who are to be given a hearing after the arrest of Brodrib and his cial price of $7.98. Novelty jacquard and ABOUT TOWN ' in the Manchester Town Court on companions, and headed for New plain rayon taffeta spreads with ruffled Saturday. The Hartford police Hampshire. They had a car but no i ASPARAGUS tops and scalloped edges. Blue, gold and have been busy tracing out the rose. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Garrard of money and in order to finance Edwards street are visiting friends ramifications and activities of the their getaway they robbed a cloth­ in Providence, R. I. gang and last night they raided an ing store in a New Hampshire apartment at 155 Wethersfield ave­ town, were caught in the act, tak­ Krinkle Bed Spreads Girl Scouts are reminded that nue and arrested Betty Simons, en immediately before the superior For the summer cottage or C Q the May rally will be held tomor­ otherwise Betty Lewis, 22, a friend court and are already doing two for home use; you will want ^ X e O s / row evening at 7 o’clock at the of Norman Richardson, supposed years in state prison. Louis L. Grant several of these light weight krinkle leader of the sneak-thief gang, who spreads which come in colorful stripes of Nathan Hale school. All scouts Were in Manchester should make it a point to attend. is said to have admitted having re­ = Buckland, Conn. Phone 1549 § blue, gold and rose. 80x105 inches. ceived part of the loot from the It has also been learned that 2,000 Yards Printed The Woman’s Foreign Mission­ Laufer store here. At the same Fitzpatrick was in Manchester on ary society will hold their meeting apartment the police took Into cus­ the Saturday night preceding the nmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijj $4 Linen Lunch Cloths at the South Method';' church to­ tody two younger girls, Stella robbery of the Laufer store. He morrow PTO-:- Wash Fabrics One of these linen lunch d * 0 Q C cloths will add to the attrac- tiveness of your table. Pure linen with A parisll o' ■ • ccieuiit- lion of the March church attend­ 3 9 ^ yard colored borders in gold and blue. Six ance contest, will take place at the napkins to match. 54 inches square. North Methodist church tomorrow SPECIAL WATKINS'BROJHERS.- Irvc. evening at 8 o’clock, and every A splendid assortment of new spring wash fabrics In modernistic, floral, dot and geometric Linen Lunch Cloths member of the church family is designs that will make-up into smart frocks for urged to be present. A varied en­ for “Merchants’ Week” women and children. The assortment Includes Inexpensive linen cloths in tertainment will be given consist­ such popular fabrics as: attractive colored borders In $1.00 ing of special music, recitations by ^ESTABLISHED^'s 4Ty EAEIS blue, gold and rose. 50 inches:hes squaresquarL Miss Beatrice Johnson, sketches by 40-lNCH PRINTED HOLLY"WOOD VOILES A splendid cloth for daily use. the Taggert children, solos by 75c popular fiction CHAPEL AT 1P0AK‘ ST; 32-INCH “ YEAR ROUND” PRINTS Corwin Grant and other members. 36-lNCH PRINTED DIMITIES Refreshments will be served. 36-INCH “ YEAR ROUND” CHARMEUSETTES Organdy Scarfs and RibSert iCAhdersort Pftbne^5 0 0 , 36-INCH PLAIN RAYON ALPACAS Chapman Court, Order of Amar­ ^ Funeral ^DtrectorX^ J o n 2 8 3 W Vanity Sets anth members will give a recep­ for 4 9 c All-over white embroidery trims * 7 0 ^ tion, entertainment and dance at 500 Yards these dainty organdy scarfs and f « / C the Masonic Temple tomorrow eve­ vanity sets. All pastel shades. ning at 8 o’clock in honor of the newly elected grand royal matron for Connecticut, Mrs. Adele Morgan Linen Toweling Bantly of this town. Her associate The Dewey^Richman Co. G)lorfiil Cotton Prints grand officers, the members of the Remember Your choice of a plain white O Q ^ local court and of the Eastern Jewelers Stationers Opticians toweling of heavy quality with col- C Star, and heads of local Masonic or­ 1 5 ^ yard ored borders; or a fine glass toweling in ders have been invited. novelty checks. Yard MOTHER A special purchase of crisp cotton prints in neat little floral designs in a choice of colors. 36 Inches wide. Regular 25c quality. These Turkish Face Cloths on CURRENT EVENTS TALKS prints will make-up Into delightful school and Fine, absorbent turklsh face play frocks for the children, and home frocks cloths in combination borders of m OC AT BARNARD SCHOOL n o N HER DAY for yourself. blue and gold, and rose and gold. Eighth Graders Discuss Im­ Oneida Sheets portant S’ubjects— Garden These sheets are sub- A g Q A Club Reports on Its Work. standards of a national- ^ X GOOD THINGS TO 6AT May 12th. ly advertised brand whose inspec­ Dotted Marquisette The following program was pre­ tion tests are so rigid that only sented by the eighth grade pupils WHAT “FRESH” MEANS. flawless goods must leave the mill of Barnard school today: When the broadcast goes forth, “ Fish! Fresh as perfects. In most cases the Im­ Question of Purchasing the Fish!!’’ from Plneliurst, it doesn’t just mean that perfections can hardly be detected. Schools from Clieney Brothers— there is fish to sell— as it used to do in the old days Sweeten Her Day 81x99 Inches. Ruffled Curtains Mildred Sutherland. when the ancient fish cart camo into view, befogged The Finding of an old .Map of in a cloud of flies and drawing cats out of barnyards South Manchester— June Mathia- with a box of Oneida Pillow Cases a mile away with its fine stout odors— it means that Two sizes: 42x36 and q q son. there is FRESH Fish. Fish kept, from the mo­ The Dial Telephone— Fred Bie- Perry’s, Dow’s or Apollo Chocolates 45x36 Inches. Good h e a v y O t/C ber. ment of capture till delivered to your kitchen, as weight pillow cases. firm and cold and sweet as when it came out of its The New Travoler.s’ Broadcasting Packed Especially for Mothers’ Day. Station— Anna Catalano. native waters. That’s a result of Modern Refrig­ eration—and Pinehurst’ refrigeration is the most West Point Doings of the State Legislature modern of all. If she is out of town we will prepare all packages for — John .McGann. a Turkish Towels There is no mark of progress any more pro­ mailing free of charge. Pair Bills Introduced by Senator Bing­ nounced than the way in which fish reaches the In summer the demand C Q ham— Alice Ait ken. on your turklsh towel sup- O ^ C The President's Message— Hugo consumer these days— when every possible care is given to its keeping in transit and in the store. At ply Is much more heavier than in Benson. OUR LUNCHEONETTE FEATURES DELICIOUS winter, so stock up now on these The Langley Sea Drome— Francis Pinehurst our standard is simply perfection of con­ These Point D’Es- dition. And if, by any rare chance, any item in TOASTED SANDWICHES. large, absorbent turklsh towels of Moriarty. the well known West Point quality. prit ruffled curtains our fish order fails to come up to that standard It Have You Tried Them? have been one of our An Appreciation of Horace is never offered to our customers. Colored borders in blue, green, Mann— Ellis Martin. gold, rose and orchid. Size 24x48 most popular curtain Today and tomorrow Pinehurst offers, in this numbers. , Fine, all- The Disarmament Conference— perfection, these items: inches. “ Runs of the mill.” Ruth tVilson and Laura Getze- over dotted marqui­ wich. FRESH MACKEREL (extra fine.) Heavy Turkish sette curtains in white New Ambassador to Great Brit­ FRESH EASTERN HALIBUT. and cream (less val­ r ain— Maynard Clough. FRESH SALMON (fresh peas to go with it.) Princess Candy Shop Towels ance as shown in the The Proposed Europe-to-Africa FRESH FILET OF SOLE. sketch.) Full length. FRESH COD (steaked or to boil or bake.) Main and Pearl St. Next to Sheridan Hotel. Heavy, turklsh towels in n f Tie backs to match. Tube— Sherwood Nyman. plain white with colored The New Alphabet in Turkey— FRESH FILET OF HADDOCK. FRESH DRESSED HADDOCK borders in the wanted shades. Kenneth Edwards. 18x36 inches. The Garden club gave a report on FRESH BUCK AND ROE SHAD (excellent.) gardens of early May. The report Phone 2000. Pinehurst closes at 6 o’clock Domestics— Main Floor w’as given by Florence Hentschel, Thursday. who carried a May basket contain­ ing flowers and vegetables of May. The follov.-ing girls then told le­ Maxwell House Coffee, gends concerning the origin of the flowers and vegetables. Special Friday...... 46c lb. Buy Your Coal A Complete Bed Outfit The Radish— Anna Smachetti. "Violet— Rose Gravino. One Pound Rolls Creamery Butter 49c lb. The Daffodil— -Vlae Thompson. The Forget-Me-Not,— Elsie Bau- sola. Four Cans Campbell’s Tomato Soup.. 29c From Pola For The Pansy— Olga "Weber. Fresh Asparagus, sp ecia l...... 29c lb. QUALITY AND SERVICE Two Cans of Maine White C o r n ...... 35c We Know How Two Cans Tender P e a s ...... We Sell Lehigh Valley Clean Coal Ken-L-Rations for dogs, 7 c a n s ...... 99c To Do Correct Any of these specials delivered only with other orders. SPRING PRICES EFFECTIVE MAY 1st. The Meat Department will hq,ve some very nice Fresh Work Pork — Lamb Patties at 4 for 39c. Pinehurst Hamburg We know a lot about pipe fitting 30c and Sliced Bacon, rind off, at 33c lb. Stove Coal For Merchants’ and every other branch of the Per Ton plumbing art. We know how to Week, we are offer­ install in your home the proper plumbing ii.xtures or to do the ing this complete proper kind of repair job at decent Chestnut prices. We know that you will be bed outfit — mat­ pleased with the courteous, correct Per Ton manner in which we will handle tress, spring and your order. B E A U T in Coal $14.50 bed— for $19.95. Joseph C. Wilson YO U R HOME Per Ton Plumbing and Heating Surprise the ndghbors by Contractor- showing a little activity Pea Coal 28 Spruce St.. Tel. 641 An Enamel Bed in single and full bed sizes, Baked on ..namel in rich brown. The South Manchester around the house- Get out Per Ton beds have welded joints and steel corner locks. the old hammer and put it A reinforced spring with cloverleaf links. A cotton mattress with rolled edges, Cov- to work. Forty-leven things ered with a good grade of ticking in, fancy designs and stripes. you’ve put off—diet’s get ’em Buckwheat Bedding— Second Floor done notol How about a little Per Ton FILMS lumber for repairs? Or addi* DEVELOPED AND tions ? Or ornaments ? Give Koppers Coke $12. PRINTED us a ring— see how quick we 24 HOUR SERVICE can deliver a small order. Per Ton Film Depomt Box at Store Entrance W . G. Glenney Co. POUCOAL Coal, Lumber Masons’ Supplies •e HawtliSinie S t, Maiidiester, Phone 546-2 or 3 Allenn Place» pS3oe 126, Manchei^er "\ . in. £ f , j • >' |- •V -tri i fc nirh