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VOL. LVtt„ NO. 145 (Ulaaallled Advertising on Page 10) , MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 21,1938 TTWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE .{CENTS

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Rescuers Sift Debris for Victims

BIG PARADE TONIGHT J POLAND

FOR H. S. CHAMPIONS

AS RUMORS OF WAR

Whole Town To Turn Out t o Order of Parade to " • '

Honor New England Platoon of Police. Marshal and Aides

Salvatlcm Army Hand IN EUROPE Champion High School Manchester High Bsaketba]] Team In Automobllea Manchester High* Sehool Basketball Squad;' Big Student Body In lithnania Rumblings (H ^ "Spirit of ’76" BRITAIN, FRANCE S EN. KING RAPS Elementary Schobis Bonfire At Old Golf Lot Girl Scout Bajid Discord Heard With Twt Girl and Boy Scouts JOININ PROTEST BUREAUS BILL American Legion Band K towii'Tqronflored parade 'and Athletic Groups: Cabinet Members Threit-

bonfire to celebrate Manche.^ter (Baseball, Football. Track. Swimming, Golf, Tennie, OVER BOMBINGS High’s first New England basket AS ADDING COST ening To Quit; Germanl^ Cross (Country) boll title, earned by the Rod and Center Flute Band 'White team In Providence Saturday Alumni Groups: — Tells League that AnstHli^ night, will be held this evening. The (Former M. H. 8. Team units) Spanish Rebels l i g h t e n Declares It Will Mean Gving celebration was taken In hand by a Silk City Band

group representing the Board of Local Clubs and Teams: ' ,Is No Longer A Membiri Education, the Board of .Selectmen, (Baseball, Football, Basketball, Front To Drive Loyali^s Up Attempts To Balance

Police Commissioners and the tesp- Twk, Volleyball) monlal banquet'eouuhlttee and co- St. John's Polish (IJiuixb Band Bndget And Lessen Kg operating groups when It appeared (!dUzens In automobiles From Torreveiilla; Ad- By .Associated Prefis that. Impromptu celebration num- The world'* wars surgod oiTii bering three or four bad been plan- Start of Parade—6:30 p. ra. gt Tax Barden; More Work. today but Europe’s rumor fif.! vance Is Stiffly Resisted. ned by athletic groups. In order to Main and Schools Streets: ' new wars slackmed. give the celebration something akin Route; North on "Main to Depot Predictions of an early, Brfb* . to orderlineos and organisation, the Square, countermarching to .Hendsye, France, at the Spaniah Washington, March 21.—(A P)— opmmittee was hastlfy formed jres- the CenGer, east oo East Cen- Ish-Itailan aixord becijnB^ • ! Frontier, March 21.—(A P )—Span- Senator King (P „ Utah) told the terday afternoon and a meeting was ter, north side to Old Golf lots. Nineteen alr-ralds to leai than forty-eight hours by "Spantiih" reb eto flying German and Italian splash of cheerful color on tli*’ Senate today that passage of the held last nigh't in the- Hotel Sheri' Big bonfire, about 9 p. m. bombers, snuffed out the lives at approximately’ 1300, wounded approximately 2,000 more and pulver- ish Insurgents driving a wedge European panorama after dan.' , . , ised .a large section of the once-beautiful city of Barcelona In Loyalist Spain. The radiophoto above Mutheost of Alcanir. trapped scat- administration’s reorganization MU' hectic weeks of anxioiu, soiBr.! - Back 'To Normal \ first to reach the United. States, shows rescue-workers at the gruesome task of alftlng - debris for tered units oi government troops to- would mean that "expectations of 'Due to the delirium following the mangled corpses of men. women and children. Hundreds are still In the wreckage. Along with bombs, balancing the budget aad IlfUng the her retouching and repairlnqi early morning parade and celebra- the raiders from the sky dropped leaflets demanding that-Bercelona "aurrender or pertsb” ! day In a triangular sector west of Poland and Lithuania,' nefie^ heavy tax burden must be aban- tion Sunday members of the com- Torreveiilla. The movement to armed conflict last week, plan-f mittee planni.ng the orderly cele- BONDISPOSTQ) straighten their front for a renewed doned." bration of the great victory stressed drive toward the Mediterranean was The broad reorganUatton powers ned to patch up an old ramnjf; } the need of returning the school to started yesterday with aerial and which irauld be granted to the line so they could resume'; Ita scholastic tempo r- aoon as pos- BY G. LEROY KEMP GOPCOlifXNIIlATES artillery attacks which took the gov- PresldeOLunder terms of the^pend• friendly communication, non-• MANY AMERICANS WIN Ing measilre would permit “bu- sible, and the parade and bonfire ernipent advance guard by surprlae. existent' for nearly 18 yean. thi» evening fraa deemed the best Pursuit planes machine-gunned reaucratic government to become more powerful aad therefore more There were rumblings 6t d i»; possible action to take. , ON HOUSE SEATS Otalan engineering squads attampt- George sH. Waddell was elected Ing to erect barricades and dlspera- autocratic," King aaaerted. cord in Lithuania, hox Former Parkvmy Agent Pats PRIZES IN IRISH SWEEPS He declaired be belleved\ the .pro- Marshal of the parade and' at ten ed them with heavy loiaea. with two Cabinet mfimb posed reorganisation would be fol- o’clock last night telephone orders The insurgents claimed a triangu- lowed’ by an Increase to government tendering resignations and ator vbegra to go out to the various atbr Up $10,000 As He Is Not lar sector pointed by Alcantz, leUc, civic, ex-sdrvice, bands and Leaders Plan employes and a consequent Increase dents calling a 10-day period o if' Fiftf-Two Per Cent jOf Rrsl C^landa and Torreveiilla. The dla- In expenditures. clubs to gather their .members for FEAR SEVEN DEAD patebes added, however, that Gov- mourning over the capitula*’ the gala march and bonfire, the Now A Resident Of State. "Is Congreaa ao timid If la afraid tion to Poland’s army-backsdl Hardest Work h North- ernment militiamen were still bold- to abolish these Feileral bureaus T” latter to be held on the Old Oolf 480 Tickets Drown To- ing out to some of the villages In- King demanded. “Congreea oould demand for normal diplomat^ lots. All local bands have been In- IN RAFT DISASTER cluded,.but that'conaolldation opera- well afford to address itself earnest- vited to march and at l l o’clock last Bridgeport, Mahih' 31.— (AP) — ern And Eastern States. and commercial relatlona. day Hdd h Unh^ States; tions were under way. ' ly and sincerely Jto the task of over- Austria Quits Les«M night the Salvation Army band and O. Leroy Kemp, former agent for Torreveiilla Is about nine miles hauling the machinery of the fed- thf Legion Drum Corps had defl- Genmuay, still digesting Auotriia the state. In Merritt Parirway land aoutheaat of Alcsnla and Galanda eral government. And delegalloh Informed,the League of Natloa6'>, idtely decided to turn out full roem- ^ Washington! March 31.— (AP) — of power to the executive Is not the deals, posted $10,000 bond at tha List Of The Big Winners. Craft Made Up Of Hnge Tree about the same distance aouthweat. that her paw provinca “no Ion barship. Dlractors of I|epubltpaa aOorta to Leyallsto Strangly Kaslst wAy to do It." The committee Voted to tu n over ooun^ Ciourt House today to con la considered” a member of jkooL aatoable Moo of-House ssaU Tha toinirgentk aclmowledged that Tax Laws Btaowfi. Leagw. the details of organUlng Uia.Hlgh Bsetton with a Grand Jury 4ndlct Tranks Strikes Bridge; 4B Dublin, March 4:.—(AP) —Fifty- from Democrats to the November the Governineat' wfis, jntlttog up The Sanato finance committee A myaterious roundup of Bovk and elemratafy school pupils Into trong reslatance. An attack launch separate oeeUons for the parade ment against him ’'ciiarging con- two per cent of the first 480 tickets heard from a spokesman for the allxens was underway In Rusfilib— election said today they ware con- ad from the AIcahlx-Alcorlaa line United States Chamber of Com- and ' o aisemblles were held tn the spiracy. drawn today to the Irish hospitals Passengers Go Overboard centrating^ on 113 CongresslonalNIto- apparently an effort to Insulate th* yesterday gave the Insurgents the merce that the present tax laws suspicious regime from unwantid Kemp, was todictod with Samuai sweepstakes. Including tickets on tricts, principally to northern site (Oonttaueicl on Page IWo) H. flUverman of Stpmford and eastern sVfites. foreign contacts. Recent dissppsWh' two of Ihn first five favorites, were (Uontinoed on Page Two) (OoDtlaiied on Fsjp Pwe) /SDOes end arrests, included a aabli^'' Thomas N. Cox,ke of Greenwich, rtiu held by residents of the. United Williamsport, Pa., March 31 — Lawrence Sullivan, secretary of the Republican Congresatonal Cham- t 'jy of the Moscow o-*tce of tka- astote brokers, last Frldq^, wind up States. .. (AP) T-Old rafting- tradition was New York Hmes and several Rus- day of an eight weeks Jury Investi- The big green drum to DuhUn's paign committee, aald Uiat to 62 of cast' Into the discard today os po- sian employas of the United States HEARS? GIVES OP gation Into land deals by which' Con- Mansion . House had spun out .480 theae districts Republicanii got lice and volunteer sesfichars drag- Within 5 percent of enough votes to- Embassy. ^ n ^ e u t acquired a right of way for t l ^ t s up t o , the. nobn recess and The Spanish Insurgents, straighU' the 125,000,000 super. hlgh'wSy In 350 of p rlM will go to the ged the murky waters of the Su*'' win to 1986. In 61 districts, be said, MILUON DOLLAR LOAN quehsnna river for the bodies of Six they polled within 10 percent of the enlng out their front for atipijiH' Fairfield county. ' United States. big lunge toward the sea o g a t ^ ' ACTIVE BUSINESS Sixteen tickets -each had been men' believed drowned In the crash wtimer'a total. He came to the Court House at stiffening government realstiiwW 12:40 p, m: with his bondsmsa: The drawn on 30 horses entered In Frl' of the "Last Raft" against a bridge Republicans now have 90 Houee >1 seats, the imallest number to recent occupied a triangular piece of ter» operation of posting bond required day's Grand Natloiud steeplechase REVEALED BY WHITNEY One man was dead. He waa W. years. The Demoerats have 327. ritory south of Alcahls. Thsjr still only a tow minutes. C. Van Scoyoc, 86, of Philadelphia, Victor Harding, lecretary of the were more than 40 miles from thn -. Poblisher Tarns Over Man* A bench warrant against Kemp (Cootiaued on Page I'wo) a "Joy-rider.” — Democratic Congreaaional Campaign coast. charged him with two.<: counts of Missing ware Thomas Proffitt, committee, said the Democratic Former ^ Stoick °^change In China, Japanese assault troopiO; agement To Others; Enter- conspiracy. Chester, a news reel cameraman: strategy was to offer a "good of- failed to crack Chinese defeasoa Not State .Iteatdeat Dr. C. F. Taylor, burgess of Mont- fense os the beat defense." LATE NEWS along the ancient Grand IS The bond origins Ijy was 'to have BRinSH-ITALIAN gomery borough; H. C. Conner, "In many districta where Demo- Head Says Brother Made mllfs north of Suchow, rail cstttnv

prizes To Be Reorganized beer. 15,000 but upon arriving at the' chief pilot of the raft, of Burnside; crats won in 1936 by small mfirglns, and the key to domlnatlop of thn Court House with hlk lawyer, John Harry Berrlnger, of Tyrone; Mal- they have madc^ the beat recorda", Chinese central front—U the Japs- Keogh of Norwalk, $Cemp cooferred colm MacFarland, of New York, said Harding, scoffing at Republican A Personal Loan Last FLASHES! nese can grab It. . . accord’reached with State’s Attorney Lorln W. and W. W. Holly, of Bradford. clalma. The push on 'Suchow from thn New York. March 21.—(A P )— William Randolph, Hearst, 75 and WlOto, telling him that he no long- Profltt waa recording the reenact- Republloan CRadme November Jo Help Him. north along the Tientata-PulfinF./ er was a resident of Connecticut. ment of old rafting practices when NAVY BOX APPROVED "oonsdous o f the 'uncertainties of Sullivu) drolared, on the other railway went Into Its second « life." Is relinquishing active busi- Kemp said be n.ow lives to ML the 112-foot craft, made up of 51 hand, that key men to the Republi- Washington, March 21— (AP)— with heavy losses on both siden ness management of hla vast pub- Vernon. N. Y. Formerly bs lived to n Dace’s Troops Taken Out huge white pine "atlcka” hurled all can organization foresaw a posalbll- Thn Hoqse npproved overwheiinlng- Ilshlng * financial holdings. Darien. * but one of Its 48 passengers Into the Ity of picking' up four aeata In New New York, March 21.—(AP) — Ijr today the adiiiftilatratlon's bUllon- 8 0 river. TURN TOWARD PEAOB The publisher has appointed Clar- Beemise be to a non resident of Jersey, tfiree In Iowa, four or five to Richard Whitney, 49, expelled for- doUar naval egpiuMlon bUL^ Warsaw. Poland, March 31 - Of Lliya; Itafians Also To ence J. Shearn. former New York this stats the bond was doubled. It In the "old days." which a small New EnglancL one In Delaware, one mer president of the New York ' 7 Final possag. came alter defeat (A P )—Poland and Lithuania. deW(H Siqjreme Court JqsUce "and for WHS explained. group of elderly former rlvermen In New York, one In Nebraska, two Stock Exchange, disclosed at a pub- rt a Republlean nttompl to send the ing not to go to war, made puian jreM his personal attorney and po- Mrs. Glady O ofet of 600 Glen- Qnit The Spanish Areas and descendants of lumbermen and or three In Challfornis. four or five In today to fix up an old raUway Unn raftsmen were trying to recreate lic hearing texlay that he.^’as In se- bi|! bark to the House Naval com- litical protege, to reorgarilze and brook Road, Staniford pledged real Indiana, eight In Pennsylvania and nfittee nlth; Instruction^ to ellmt- to they .could resume .friendly oomr, consolidate his ramified businesa In- by a 300-miIe voyage to Harriaburg, seven to .Ohio. rious'financial straits In November, estate aoeessed at 8313,000 In post- the death of a member of the crew nnto the provision for three hew munlcatlon. / tereata. ing the bond for Kemp. Rome, March 21,— (A P )—The Both campaign committees—the 1937, aqd that his brother, George battlenhips. The bill now goes to tuc Thn Polish, railways ordered omrll tn hla new post Shearn win act never baited the voyage. Republican under Representative ^ t h Sllberman and COoke posted first detachment of Italian troops Wanted ta Continue Whitney, a partner In J. P. Morgan Sennto. begun at once on repalriM U m . aa voting trustee of the pubItaAier’a bonds of 15,000 Satuiday. Kemp was Martin (R., Maas.), jind the Demo- • • • right-of-way of the Wllno-Kaimnn; withdrawn from Libya as a conces- Levy (Bud) Connor of Glen cratic under Representative Drewry and (tompany, came to his aid with stock In. American Newspapers, to have appeared at the court sion to Britain came home today, NEW KIDNAP (X l'E The turn from war to peaoe nrna' Die., parent boMihg company for Campbell,, builder of the raft and (D., Va.)—have been sending out a personal loan of $1.082,0000. clerk’s office then too but his at- and Informed sources predicted that brother of the mlastog chief pilot, The- grey-halred defendant, who New Rochelle, N. Mnreh .— accomplished on Saturday by LIthu-. the Hearst enterprises. speakers for weeks. But the real 21 ania’s acceptance of Polish demaodn torney sold he was ill and be was a prittoh-ItallM friendship accord said the trlj^ would be resumed sif- campaigning will begin only after has pleaded guilty to two grand lar- (A P)—A toy typewriter, possibly T. J. White, 'chairman of the ex- permitted to delay his appearance would be concluded by Saturday. that communications be resumed ecutive committee of Amerlcah ter repairs were made today. Ongress adjourns and some of the ceny Indictments, denied - that he similar to one on whlcli n ransonr until today. Almost 4,000 officers and men But Coroner Dr. Thomas C. Bran- and that the two countries exchaagn primaries have been held. waa “ ahleldlng" any of hjs asso- note WBs typtn In the Peter Levine Newspapers, Inc., said that Shearn which bad helped garrlaon Italy’s diplomatic envoys. ^ and a committee of Hearst execu- (Ion, declared the craft could not Flret Primary ciates In Ih# Investigation on the kidnaping, was lonnd hy Investiga- North African colony disembarked leave Its mooring place until after The first primary will' be-April 12 collapse of Richard Whitqcy and Side by side, the two nsUonS bad tives chosen by the publisher last at Naplea. tors In the hnsement o( a vacant been at- odds since Poland took October would cany out Heorst'a he completed an Investigation. In Ullnols. Eighteen of the 21 (tompany. Wall street brokeragfc house about two miles (rom the Informed persona aald the accord The clumsy vessel bad passed DemcKratIc representatives and all firm. He Insisted he alone was re- WIIno, the old, Lithuanian capital^ wish "to place on a more perma- TRIPLE E X ^ O N would provide for British support Iswlne home, it wn» learned t.slay, nent basis a comprebensive plan of through far more perilous places six of the Republicans are asking sponsible for the crash. a a a IS years ago. of recognition for Premier Musso- than the scene of the trdgedy to lU An exposition of the tasks 2hand management for aU of bis varied for renomlnatlon. ' Assistant Altorney-Geners! Am- PRD ULTIMATL'.M enterprises newspapers, magS' lini's Ethiopian conquest throligh Week-long journey from the head*, Of the three Democrats not-seek- brose V. McCall, conducting the was expected from Foreign .Mlfiln- tines, art objects, mines, ranches IN WEST VIRGINIA the League of Nations and 'with- waters of the Susquehanna river. ing another House term. Representa- hearing, brought out that the pur- U'aahIngton, March 21.— (AP) — L r Thomas Beck when,he addresMh and reql estate." drawal -of all Italian combatants Perilous Journey tive Lucas Is In the Senate primary pose of the million dollar loan guar- Prenldent Roonevelt gave Chairman the PoUsb Parliament on Weddhn- from the Spanish civil war through Over six-foot^ dams and through race. Representative O’Brien Is nin- anteed by Whitney's brother was to Arthur B. Morgan of the Tennessee, day. Holda 95 Per Cent Valloy Adthorlty today the alterna- Hearst, aeoordlng to Poor's Man- the 27-nathm non-intervention com- enable RIcharrI wihiltncy to redeem Meanwhile! Polish, newspepen rn- . Ffip Of Coin To Decide Who mittee. (Uonttnoed on Pag* two) (Continued on Pagn Two) tive of withdrawing his charges ported that Marian Kosctalkoiziki, ual for 1987, owlii 95 per cent of the securities originally In tjie New against hts TVA colleagues, or ten- stock of his chief holding company TTieae sources aald Italy would York Stock Exchange Gratuity Pollah minister of social wsltain, discontinue construction of certain dering Ms rrslgiiatlon. and la tniotee for'tbe rest. Under Fund. would be named minister to KauMS, Is To Die Last Among Kid- fortifications to Eritrea which Whitney testified he had misap- Lithuania, as part of the frlebdsbip . the reorganisation piano, a state- MARKETS AT A OL.\.\CE ment by White oald, the publisher might threaten Red Sea traffic and propriated theae securities and agreement. He Is a LlthuanlaB by therefore merihee the Sues Ctonal and hla family "retain their benefi- napers Of Dry Leader. Traffic Manager Needed ^ pledged them to the Corn Exchange New York, March 21. — (AP) — birth. IlfeMne” of the British Empire. bank .for a loan. ' " Stocks—Irrefiular; . quiet ’ m-lllng War Score Over cial Interest to the stock.". ’’ halts early rally! White said the Heart publicattons Exchange Information He aald the gratuity fund com- The war ocarq over, (noat oswf* Both natioiis wnuld exelunge Bonds—Firm! Central European paper comment centeired aroiipd employed 37,000 perqons ^ and con- MoundavHle. W. Va., Msirch 21— To Look After Envoys mittee made a demancl upon h(m laans boand np. sisted of 33 navqiapeiu,—” T ^ UMItorranean. and Red Boa ‘ mili- last November' for the return of Jews, who were blamed for iloUqg , (A P)—^The flip of a coin mea tary tofOrmation. Cort> Imptwredi metals aad nils American Weekly," tone magastoeo the oecurltles, and that hla hrethsia la deaiaad. on Saturday beesuaa tb.y assertofi.’ to this country and three Iff Eto^ ntoutga of life today for one of 'rae accord also would Include, an Weahlngton, March 21.— (AP) — A came to hla aid. T)ie gratuity fund ly started a run on banks. agreement on the boundary be- If a certain minister is scheduled Porelga Exchange—4)ole(; "ddhr- land. ^ three convicted kidnapers, but heads The State Department has a sort of to pull into the waiting room at amounted to about $2.(>iD0.000. Rich- Uag, fraae lower. } The students’ ssaoclatloa of War- tween lEthlopia and British Kenya. traffic manager of diplomacy, ard (Whitney was custodian of the saw by reaolution demanded th a t. He sold the executive committee' or tolls, they aU go to the gallows. No financial proviskma srould bo 11:15 a. m., the unsung State De- Cotton—Easier; soothern and for- would direct Its primary attention The three Arnett A. Booth, 40, iwboee job these days Is aering that partment attache must keep the funii, eign MlBag. all persona who withdrew their. M f 'V h to the publication ' of newspapers embodied, but Italy eicpectod the certain dlplomati don't get ma- Demand Made John Travto, 25. and OrviUe Ad- accord to open the way tor long track clear until the caller leaves Bogan—Evea; trade baying. Ings should be deprived of clUsM^{^| aad magasines and follow "a policy rooned to Secretary HuU’s watting "Was a demand made on you by U u 35, an of Huntington, W. Va. term loaiu from British private for bis Legion. Coffee Lower; easier Brazlllaa ship and that the frontier nhould of gradual liquidation” aa to the —were eonvieted of the kidnaping room with certain other diplomau. ' 'hme waa when all. the diplomats the gratuity fund committee of the markeL cin'sed to Jewish refugees from AWIs pubUaber's collateral and imruimtii capital for development of II Duce’s For toatance: , tost November 1 of Dr. Jamea T. Empire. ^ ^ came down to the department at Stock Exchange In November. 1937, trla. ’i- tovastmenU. Seder, formor mtoalonaiy and' 79- Japanese Ambassador Htroal Balto the same time, an(* there's qultor a foT-the-eeturn of the securlUea?” The assocla'-ioa'a youthful eijsir ' Infetmod sourcoa aald the final and Ctotoese Ambassador Dr. OUng- PANTLE8B PRIBONEK Annoiamment was made several yoar-old retired dry leader. story about one pf the get'-togethers. McCall asked. man, Boleslaw Jahlonski, and 3^; weeks ago that the Hsarst art col- serious hunUe far the aegoUatlona ttog T. Wang may admire one an- "TTtat waa done," W hltn^ re- Worden C M. Stone explained Involved the Balearic to the DIplomatjcally. charge d’affaires other Students were taken Into cus- lection, Talued at more than 115,- that the state penitentiary here had other personally, but you can see plied. New Haven. March 31.—(A P)— Mediterranean off Spain. The larg- defer to ministers and ministers to CfiiarlM Woods, 57, of New Haven, 000,000, .would be broken op sod on'y a double trap and that It was how a two-wray conversation might "When that demand was • made (Ocotlaoed am Pago Six) sold. est Mallorca, to aa air and naval log. wbaasadors. A certain ambassador they were pledged for loans by your appeared in City (tourt today pant- decided the condemned men should base for the Spanish Insurgents. refused to sit down to tha waiting PobHshes's Desifw And Spanish Ambassador Fer- firm with the 0>m Exchange lesB but otherwlM well dressed. toss tbs coin to determine which It was aald Italy had agreed to room one day. This kept a lot of Explatotog the pubUsher’s desire tiro should dls simultaneously. nando de los Rios might not relish Bank?” Woods told Judge Philip R. Pas- TBCASURY BALANCV to oonsohdate hla intaresto on a wttlidraw her soldtors from the Ba- long drawn-out (Uscuoston of lesaer callers standing, and they tors that he couldn't explain the Booth and Travto were bapttosd laarica but tostotod on a psovtoion d l^ ’t like It until they found out "That is true.” permanant plan, WlUto said: yestontojr to the fountain %t the Washington waatbar with represent- "When the demand was made ag odd omission. He had a few drlBkfi Washington. March U —( for rs-entarlng If .bar Interests atlvea of certain other natlono. the trouble. "l(r. Hearst is'75 years of age. you for the return, you couldn't de Saturday alght and the next thing The position of the Traasurjr penltenUaiy by the Rev. f ! W. Slg- were threatoned. Britain, probably To prevent these (Uzpiomatlc - The ambaOsador—a novtce horse- WhQs be to to aptondfat health and Isr, Protstoant prtooa- rtiapja'" Itf” M.knew.thcre wa^ a jail call around 16: ., Ti(or ahd oomes d a kmg-ltvad because o f Preadt pcaasurs. insist- head-on eoUWons, the traffic man- back rider—had come to the State "No. I bad to bortow the ssoney.” Wm, Weeda told Uu tourt. Judge while fellow prtaoneni gaaed to awe ed on aa agreement tor absolute Receipts. $I30.090J)$1.6T; aged must watch the aeeretary'a ap- Department directly from long “^ 4 T a you eolvent when the , de- Paatore 'suspencied judgment on a withdrawal and It was understood diturei. $I41JM4,202,Sg; JOenllBee* an > H a flvajL pointment chart like a railroad dl*- canter through the'park. choige of drunkeness and payment S' m Pifo Italy finally jriel^ $3,0S8.ibl,g04.2S; custwns Ha oouldnt sit down.- XUwy—ed on Itoge iwe> of |& and costs. for Um month, 110,830,730.73. placed the number of dead at Police Details Brookfield street due to the eoft 4833 Tacony street. and the wounded at 1,379. All details In connection with the oondtUon of the groiuKl,'^ Phlladelpijia. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CUMN. MOr MARCH 21, 193S PAGE THREE Some eatimates put the dead at parade and polling of the parade After the bonlM been light- f O R ESI lR S COURTS Pa.; "Iron I ^ , " 333 ILoomis s^Mt,' TAKE ACTION t o POST PAIN, FRANCE 1,300 and the wpupded at 3,000 but route, are in charge of Chief of Po- ed the students of Ue High sdiool BHsabetb, N. J.;4osepblns SulUvan, MEXICiD PRODUCING lice Samuel O. Goidott. Members of 220 B. 36th sthMt, New ToiPk City; was using the autOmoWe on a cer- tha exact number vrill not Jbe known wlU sing Uis schoiil’s alma maUr P. DlversUo, 223 f , 39th aUeet, NAMESOF DRINKERS tain evening when the police aought Week-End Featiire at the State Blue -team'in the monthly pboostls , until the aeamh of ruined'bulldlngs the Legion post and other ex-service song and the remainder of the eve- Ne\y York City. ^ . ASK CAIVOUC GROUP EXPRESSION CLUB PLANS JOINIIfPROTEST organizations have been asked to ning will be given over to enjoy- HERE ARE MERGED NATIONAL CHAMBER the operator. National Guard contest. A feature of ths mesttOR la completed. 'nrlrteen Americana drew tbe I B OWN O il NOW "When 'a' regiatratlon la Issued to was a debate'presented hy Jffiss Ub-. Britain. France Protest assist Chief Gordon to police tbe ment .by the a^ool children. roiite of the parade. n^hich.wlU bF Members of' the -V. F. W. wUl act favorite. Royal Mall, lOO'tO 7. They Refiiae Vendors Right To Sell the owner of a motor car the Infer-, TO EXPLAIN ITS STAND by Glazier .and Mrs. Celia Dlx Okr* . (Orest. Britain joined wjlh Franca were:^ ' ■ Liquor To Charity Recipients ence la that the vehicle la going to — New^ — GUEST NIGHT RECITAL roU. and Mias. Mildred West sad In protesUng to lilt ' .Insurgents froip the High School bulUtlifg, Main os actlve'^ aides In the parade and STATES TAX STAND OV^ m iN G S ■treat, to Depot Square, county policing o^ the. grounds snd along Cere m o n ies Y est e r d ay Com ■'Good Star", C. and C. BuUding Who Drink To ^ e f i s . be used for legaL,purpoeea .and that Miss Aim DeMonte upon ths sutP against the Barcelona' bombard- marchlng'on Main street to the Cen- the route of march will be under the Department. Honolulu, T. H.; Mr. Pob Gc Notified T h e Coon* theuxiwner'or re ^ tra n t la going to Protestant Bishops Await Re By Dnimy' Shea Will Be B(gld In Whlton Memoi Iqct of smoklog by women. (Onttanad trsm Om ). i^nta. The protest pointed out that direction of Chief of Pollde': Samuel an# Mrs. .Kanter, -SK Wadsworth be responsible for the uses to which plja’To Plea To Influence DRIVE ^ D S * SECOND WEEK.. such attacks - were- contrary tp ter, then east on East Onter street avenue. New York a ty ; "Jinx ^At the meeting of the Board of the car la placed." rial On Monday Evening, ® Friday evening, March ' MtsS to the Old Golf lots where* the vl<>' O. Gordon, assisted by- poll«e and plete Consolidation; M eet N Spanish Rebels To Stop The company’s recruit drive will Frances Wallett will entertAln wdttt ' vllUca of Oodenan, 10 mllea aouth- principles Of International law. Legionnaires.. - Club." 32 Court street. Auburn, N. Selectmen planned for Wednesday t ry’s N ee ds Will B e So p- S u ggests .Cot Id U g h e r 1d < .The Commissioner pointed out June 1.1, It Ib Announced. •w t of Alcuntz, but tbay fallad to tory bonfire will be touched oft at 9 Y.; Hans A. Hansen. 72 Dsyton Bombing Of Civilians. close Its second week, eonlght. All a monologue at the Second Congis*. Tbousamjg of demonstrators parad- p. m. „ ^ the meeting of the commit- night, a list of approx!matsly 36 1 n those agected can appeal to membe'rs of the company who have /-g jie TorraveUha, J«at south of ed London stre'etH In protest sigalnst ing P l ace Changed. avenue, Toms River, N. J.; •"Double names of pe sons now on Town rnmp Rrsrkpts* Sensto judge or the superior court of Saturday anprnoori,' the regular gatlonal church os a part of- Ul«' dodehera. The parade will start at School tee added enthuaiasm has ^ en plied Sa m e A s B efo r e. LUUie OrdLRClS, jc u a i c Connecticut If they feel any Injus- new members ta bring In should Parade of the bolldayz, and . on -the raids.) and Main street at 6:30 p. m. 'this given thS victory parade and t h ^ Trouble.” 845 Riverside Drive, New charity Hat will be presented to the ■X New York, March 21—(AP) —A monthly meeting of the Lillian Ger- i' / S tuffed Cknarnment realsthnce York City: "No Chance," 18 Oolum- Ucf has been dealt them. group of 61 Protestant bishops ‘o- have them at the office of the Com- March 29 Mise Maryann Batch and The 01001*0 Gazette In Barcelona evening. A platoon of police sunder bands have been added to the parade, ^ r d for approval Before the USt pany (JommsLnder before the drill trude Grant Expression club waa ■kmc * BOW defaosa line eatablU(hed announced that the Spanish govem- the "Spirit of ’76", the Polish Ns- The right hand of faUowshlp was bla etwet. New York a ty ; Alber- .Is posted Uf the varlour taverns and day awaited a reply to its plea that Miss Phyllis B- Firato will present Sergeant John McGlinn will head Una Raseh, 330 North Bristol, Mexico a ty , March 31.—(AP)-s " ^ ^ o p S M i e s T h e D etails session .'tarts. Corporal Anthony held at the home' of Miss Grant on monologues at an entertainment tO’\ in tha ntccod mountain tarraih out- meht would dost a treasury loan the parade followed by the Marshal, tionsl church Band and the Manches- extended by (3ourt Manchester, For- package stores here. AU of the per- the Catholic Hierarchy of America Kaminski lea^ the Guardsmen In ■Ida TorrevsllHa stoppad the. insur- March 34 for 3.V),(X)0,000 pesetas ter Pipe Band. Brentwwd Heights. Los Angeles. A petroleoum board jointly reprs- Camjirldgc street. Mrs, Cclla Ulx he given at ,the Center Congreffdr ' George H. Waddell and the members eitera of America, to the members Cal.; ' G ^ Hope", 80 Northern sons whose names are on the list ssntlng the Cardenas government '■x, HISS BROOKINCS HEARD iise Its influence with Cencral Fran- the drive up to date. gents' forward movemant, a Bsree- (about 121.000,000). The loan would, of his committee and aides. Next Unite other than the High and have been said to be users of alco- cisco Franco to halt bombing of . Squatrlto and Lovett Bapk. 'T^K'-irroll prc.sidcd at the? business tlonal.churc).. kma communique said. elementary echools will form at 6:16 of Court Nutmeg in s' ceremony avenue. New York a t y , "Lucky and labor-ventured today Into op- WaahlngtoYl. March 21—^.(AP) — .pieeting. As a pen. of this year’s The followrlng officers were elect*, b«.ar 3 1-2 per cent Interest and be In line will come the Salvation conducted by Grand Chief Ranger Joe.' 321 N. Broad street, Qiass- hol to excess, and several qf the eration of Mexico’s nationalized oil The United Sta^Chamber of (Com- civilians In Spain. ' Privates Ernie Sqimtrito and Jer- The Insurirehts, however. ' Aald repayable in twb year*. Army Band. Following the band on Forest and School' streets with names have been written In on' com- BY SUNDAY SCHOOL The bishops, representing Metho- ry Lovett returned frtim firovidcncc study, th.e club voted to attend, tbe ed for the quarterly period endlnR thsy halted to establish advance the .head of the columil on Mala Felix .Oaurini and staff from the boro, N. J.; James H. Young, 719 Industry. j merce recommended^ today that the performance of Cornelia Otis Skin- June 18: President, Esther 8. PIN will come the Victorious team with street. ' ' ‘ , ^nvllle BuUding, PhUadelphia. J)lalnts received by charity depart- The board assumed responsibility dist ahd Protestant Episcopal In the bus Saturday jilght aftpr be- tasss a4jequate for the mass of men CoMh Wilfred Clarke and team ment officials. ""(V ^(udmum surtax eit. large Indlvl- churches In 36 states, declared In an ing, away since Thursday morning. ner on March 30 when she presents kin, vice president, Marlon Derby; I^MBartlclpatlng in the' iHyf toward Parade''Nbtes Pa.; Arthur GraU, Whltolaw, Wls.- for producing gasoline and other Former South African Mission- her own' drefnatlzrtlon of "Eklna, secretary. Miss Libby Glazier, and, BIG PARADE TONIGHT mahagVr,* riding In-four defedfated Members of the Legion will re- Jerry ^gelrae. 136 B. 38th street. Recently the Board ordered ths crude oil p ^ u c ta to supply] the fdual Incomes be reduceds.to 40 per ■open letter: Ernie playcdthree nice games while the H^itOrranean coast. General Op«n--earsr TliSlnd ^ic.tcam will charity department to prepare a list country’s ne.eds on the same fcale ary Teacher Speaker At "We realize (hat - the CJathoIlc- there, and 'Je'rpy acted its Coach Hjir Wife." , treasurer. Miss Kosb F. DeMonte of nvidsco Franco's ahmy has been | coitie the entire high school section port to Chief of Police Gordon at Hoping." cent from the present 76'i)«r cent, H.ortford. The next meeting of tha the police station at 9:46 p, m: to m a Wagner avenue, PhUadelphia. of exce.sslve'users of aleohul, action as when the oil industry was con- The latter rate Itow applied^ n« • North Methodist Service. Hlerachy In this country has, for Clarke's right hand man. Both ■’The buslnes.H meeting wfl* largely ^ estimated at between lOO.OtlO and I FOR M. H. S. CHAMPIONS and'.'eienlentary grades, local ath- trolled by 17 British and American - reasons which scorn good to It,'chos- boys will be on hand for the drill devoted to preliminary plans for the club will ,be on April 18. gjlM.OOO men. ' ^ letlc.k’lubs, civic groups. receive orders for policing, parking following many complaints thqt re- inoomea of more than 36,000,000 — tonight. and truffle control during and-fol- The prise fund Is divisible Inttt 16 cipients of town relief In some companies. * * ’ ’ year, crhalrman Harrison i^., Miss Anne'Brookings of 141 Eaat en .to defend the Franco (insurgent) annual June Ghost Night Recital An Insurgent communiqne'^^id lOontthupd from rage One) Pupils of the Bsmard, Lincoln, lowing the parade. units of 3600,000 each. The bal- Instances, have been "drinking up The problem of maintaining for*- Miss..), of the Senate Finance com^ cause. It la for this very reason, ' Pagan! Signs Over, j W’hlctr it is ox pec ted, will be held on ■Tvrees of the Legfon yeaterdby Hollister,. Nathan Hole, Buskland, Middle turnpike, addressed the knowing that word from you would Private l a . Trieata Bagani, Monday evening. June IS.iln Whlton Et Iquct requires announcement *■ (llvUlble Into 90 their benefits" In taverns. After the eign markets loome'd large on ths nilttee has suggested the maximum Wallace Beery and Dennis O’Keefe In "The Bad Man of Brimstone’ of an engagement on the day that '■widened theli region of action In the Manchester Green and other local changing Mexican economic borisoh tax might be reduced to 60 per cent united departments of,the North ev ry weight and force, that we call whose first enlistment expired Memorial^Hall. school this rnomlng at which com- schools, above the sixth grade, have Member! qt Anderson-Shea Poet, reelduals of $l,t82 each. lists are posted as prescribed by Methqdlst church school Sunday u^n-you to act. at tl)c State.theater Thu^ay, Friday and Saturday. on March 10 after three years'of the bride-elect chooses to wear ' Alosnlz and Castelseras sectors, de- plete plans were outlined by Prin- V. F. W„ who have served In pre- law, any vendor selling liquor to per- as President Lazaro Cardenas’ So-, In a statement prepared for Har ■Miss Frances . Wallclt's' White her engagement ring publicly for 'fsiittng two enemy divisions which been invited to take part In the vic- vious parades as aides are request- DiuUeuf'^* ‘>™wn was Royal claltatic government and Its union riaon'a committee, tbe Chamber also mornthg on the subject o* her six “We believe that you see as clear- service has signed over for another tqath defeated Miss Betty Gorton’s cipal ^dson M. Bailey. tory parade. The elementary school sona listed, will be subject to heavy years' a-brk In South Africa as mis- ly os we do that, regardless of any enlistment period. thi? first time. . ■bafidoned many dead on the bat- The committee In charge of the ed to report to Archie Kilpatrick at Ucket was drawn by fine. allies undertook operation of the in- suggested repeal of the undistribut- sunshine cake made by Mrs. -Frank n ..tlsdald. Today no operations worthy High and elementary ichoordlvislon division will form at the Barnard the High school at 6 o'clock. dustry. ed profits tax and further revision sionary-tedbher to the Zulus. She ^sslble merits 'bf General Franco’s Pay Cheeks Tonight-, school. Vine atreet and will line up Preceding the opening of the held the undivided attention of all position X X X, the war which be­ SUSTAIN SOCIAL WORK, E. House was raffled off and won All members of the company who "l of mention have taken place.' of the parade 1h beaded by Chair- The petroleum Iroard was organ- of the caplUl gains. The House by Roy Buniham. j, 'Tn herlal batUea an enpmy war- on 'Wells street, the head of the 'unll All Manchester .Boy Scouts Will Selectmen’s meeting: Wsdnssday -a modified both those levies In Its gen- ages as she drew realistic pictures gan as a military uprising and have not yet received their pay man H(iwell Cheney Pf the Board of at Wells and Main street at 6:30 p, ized with representatives of ' ths |:jilane WM shot down yesterday and Education. Superintendent of nsseemble on Forest street, fronting Eight Americans snd one Cana- public hearing, postponed from to- Treasury Department, Secretary of eral tax revision bill. of the customs and mannerisms and purely SpjUiish struggle Is showing URGED Mr. and Mrs.Vlohn A. Collins and checks for the last quarter wlli get m. ready to march.- on Main street at 6:30 this evening filRHt' 4V111 be held to hear opinions National Economy and the OU Besides cutting surtaxes, there accomplishments i^ u lla r to .sub- itsqlf vita ever increasing clarity Mrs. Stoddard attended the flower them after drill tonight No mem- two other ptusult ships were ber Schools, Arthur E. Tiling and Edson The entire High school student dian drew Royal DanlelU. Hared shot down." M. Bailey, principal of the High in uniform, Tioops will carry The outcome of the Grand Na- qf residents and take action on the Workers Syndicate. have been suggestions for broaden- tropical peoples. She brought nu- to be an kitegral part of a general show In Boston, Mass., last Satur- ber will be allowed to sec the com- SILEX COFFEE MAKER , FREE! Oovernment Ketnforced school. bo

^ a ^ e him by. But after he had on RusMs and Frahce simultsneou*- Farmlngton, la also suing Weaver JUm r^m trr ths church fp rf It is true that and Jonea for $5,000 damages. , appropriation for oiling Fairview pie Grove alleys, Saturday ^ been In office for two years and ly as to even hlntj that tie . intends avenue. Elizabeth, Woodbtqe and., it iS almost impoesible tii keep ' Chriat|anity,ls a narrow w^r—ths SIX ACCIDENT SUITS In an accident which occurred m ockvllle rolled a total of agsiu after he had been governor to make such g i|lemand on the CHOR ADJOURNED BOLTON Chestntit streets, all located .neap clean, making washing o f -M tifj LOVE LAUGHS reason, perhaps, why soma paople MCCUISKEY TO BE the town of Chaplin laat January'5, fplns, while . Hartford had 1265, gtv-f >ostf6 ne boar d wUl not accept it aa a way o f life. ROCKVILLE the Rockville city line. ■ - necessary several Umea Js e K Whilk - Cttfnitts B^raUlk for fbur years. It m\itt have appear Czechs, let alone putting it In the George Corey of Broad Brook, his ing Rockville the match by 127 pins. I But who has not denied hlauKlf A petition has been received s instead at on the..ueUar^washday'! • p u B i i i C K B o 8 T n n r ed most improbable, even to hlro^ form Of an ulUmattim. wife, daughter, and a pasienger In Miss Toys Panclera, who is fast be- AT SOUTH tHURCH many things to attain the greater? HERE FjDR $105,000 SESSp SATURDAY ed by 60 residenta that the highway coming one of the leading women • only. PaXNTllfO OOMPANT. fM ! fully as Improbable as that Connec- BecauM such a siuWuon lu would DRIRR SPEAKER the Corey car were Injured. Hurts, iESSION TONIGHT It BItMU StM t AT THE DOCTOR No iTsat man has ever realized hia at first not deemed severe', were between Sandy Beach '/Ond o i^ ta l bowlers of this city, had high single i . . - — - z — ---- — ---- - ICuobMt«r, OpBft. ticut shodM m ve a first degree then be created would not be ambitloa without pairing the initial later found to be oPauch serious na- Lake, eaat to the Stafford Une be. of 122 and hlg)) three-string of 328 | PRESIDENT TO SPEAK TBOMAl PBR0U808 BY EUNORE COWAN STON? , Cowrftk iwa, NSA Sw»h., Uc 1,263 ARE DEPOSITORS .quake—that tJv voters should re- CzechoslovaKU's btisjness alone, by price of necesaaiY oarrowness. ture that hospitalization and medi- Improved., this being'at present Miss J. Fournier w a s best ,/qr the Waahtogton; March 3l— (A P )v -. , 0«D«rBl "It Aften takas mors courage to time a dirt road.^''^'hls»H /-This {d- a short White House officiala said today Poasdtt Oetob«r lilt tain Mm. Yet they did, and there any means. R would be Rtissla’s Writs Senred Oyer Week- cal care-were necessary tor a long To Seek Additional Appro* i^rn s Of 22 Farnishes Mu- live up to inner convietlon of what Ticket Sale For Banqnel For cut from the .,-l^ke Stafford score of< 302. Following" tl^ m a t ^ i President Roosevelt .would maka'lh .: ' Oast or craractbks period, according to theewri,tcr GlrlsT H. Kel^,' The Board of Se'Wtmen,3meeting the dedication of a square named MBMBER OP THE ASSOCIAT^BD Alan, earthquakes are a pretty HlUer would hardly be ?ool slde, and—Mark, why don't you chAir for yie th ird 'of the lentep School Sa'vings account between Veaterday: Llonnie geja her nrst and be an acceptable follower of the speakers committee .of the citi- the other driver, seeing a truck the pew toad from Ellington Center 72, 79. 83— 234; A. Fournier, 91, 79, ■of which was schedl for tonight, after him where the Federal gor-- PRESS take this obliging young lady Sunday evening aenfices at South sult of alx automobile accidents posted this morning by the ’rixtard . Tax AaSiO«lat*d"pr«|p t•'•x»laaiY•lp comfortable subject to. take up enough to. go through any such letter, from Derek and. elated she the Lord. A right-minded -Chrla- zens testimonial to tba Mancheater coming down over the top of the September 13, 1937 and March 14', to. Crj^stal .Lake a year ago, the 83—253; J. Fournier. D6. 100, 106- will defer its gathe: ufitll Wed- emment aaaieted in rehabilitating: a wberevei<'she wonts to go....O h , werp entered into over the weekend of aelectmen.' The call is signed by 1938, according to the report Issued 302; M. Shavak, 75, 89, 79 -243; aaitUad ta tbx om of ropnblloatloa one's speaking time when It hds sparring over Czcchoalovkkia as he n-nnders if the people at 1Iafilett‘'s church, last evening. This i(roup Uan accepts the > strait tliiiigs Just High- School basketball team nac^ hill, suddenly, in order to avoid col- selectmen feel that this short nesday at 8 p.m., IIt announcAd section' destroyed by tornado in tha ' 9t an a«wt dItfpatohM jor*tod to^lf to Fateh. My son." because he 'hopes for the wide.'" — 'according to information on writs Thomas. Wilson, John Alhaal and by Kenneth M. Wlilte. director of stretch'of road may be eliminated. L. Griffln,/23, 87, 72— 283.' *■ today. Occasion ? jiii8T*-bfen, charged by a grand Jury are' Mtereated in her. She of young women whom Thomas lision with it, swung sharply !ell, moat of faU o f 1935. ai*^ Bot otbxrariM mdtfod .iB ' tbit did ovef Austria because' that , she explained proudly, "can’t for- A. 8. .1 nouheed today {hat Joseph UcClua-C George Rbse, the three selectmen school savings. ' There were 1263 ^ Hlle 'signal the Selectmen will be 'papor aad xloo fh* loeal a«wt learn /net how morh later! Maxwell-has led to local fame, sang Jtsy, Manchester’s Olympic repre- T Berved by Deputy Sheriff Harold T. to the right, and sought to'pull In lowing the that one'.s' apjxrintee's hired man wniild 'merely be an Invitation to get. even when he’s on vacation, and calla the meeting for 2 o'clock depositors out of a total enrollment . Henry J. G«ttz, '43, of Tolland Board's clerk In tohl* lUbad bartia • CHAPTER X sentatlve and nat^ally-known two- - KeaUng of this town, acting for behind the Oorey auto. In so doing, parade All rtaKU Of rapobHeaiioog ■ ar has been-gypping the state treas- that he’s a busy doctor... .Voii’re- with a most imexpected volume In In the afternoon of Saturday March of 1639. , • Was arrested on Sunday on the Ru.ssla to strike flrrt—and there Is At, Bartletjt's next day things got roller and the present steeplechase Judge Msrold W. Garrlty of the tile Phllljps car hit the rear of the honoring Slanchester hampion- apoela) dlapateboo baralB ora aloo ro* not rushing off to any deathbeds the auditpriiim to the largest con- 26 in the town, hall In Bolton. The amounts for the -schools were charge of drunken driving after he HEARS! GIVES UP ship bssketball team, ^ BaraoS.» ■ ______ury in the hsnilllng of some millions a deadly ’ ruthlessness ..about the off to a bad .etart. champioa krill attend the victory Corey machine, spinning it out into tlme IFUNERAtNOMiO^ this evening. Mark.” ^ gregatto'n which'has so far attended HUGH THORIA'ON ESTATE law firm of Butler, Howard and The call contains fitre sectlone. as follows; Town of Vernon, Dqb- failed to (hake the curve when dHv- the Board was schediil of state btghw'ay fimds, when an- Soylet set-up thkt makes It ex- Miss Letts,' for whose customers banquet tomorrow night In the .Ma- the center of the road, and in front go Into ’^Pq{| aor^ea altant of N. E A^Sarr- A doctor, Constance thought. ’ Of the lenten sessions.. Singing St. Campbell of Hartford. Liability for The first Is a request thqt there be sonvllle, $46.10, enrollment 14,,de- Ing from West, Main street into action, it is expected ti Consfanc.e ■ sometimes tflbdcled sonic Temple. MeCIuskey is a of the oncoming truck, vrith a re- positors. .14; EaiSt District, $793.79. ’ ACnVE BUSINESS re drill lea rna _____ other grand Jury-Is raising rim with tremely probable that If Rtissia course it can’t be any noy«lty'to Bees—"Hasten Lord!, the Glorious the entire amount asked in all of the sultant craah. an appropriation of $700 made for Vernon avenue, and crashed Into be noise enough about gowns, was 'the. salesw-om'an who, DIVIDED IN NINE PARTS graduate of the local sebooL • sulto la .aald to be covered b.v In- enrollment 383, depositors'^ 353; to put the prh'ale political marhlne oif .idoes deckle that the time has arriv- him to see a little lingerie strew-n Time,” aa. a .processional, the choir relief of town indlgents, which Is to the trafflc"slgnal. a check to any legislative tfoMbar Anarlcao Naarapapar P«b< 80 short a time aijo, bad sold her The sale of tickets since tha vic- surance. In bringing suit, the' plaintiffs al- Maple, street, $761.48. , enrollment deUbera- llabara Aixoetatloiv aljout. ' of about 22 marched into the au- so are including the owners of . the bring the total to rbe experided on Policeman Arthur Francla r drove (Centlooed from Page One) Uona that might b'e planned. In- otic's second-ln-comm.and, when ed to fight' Germany sht, vi’lll waste many of the lovely thlngi now tory at the team ta Provldeneq has- Keefe Mult this account tO'$l,0(H> as the annual 306. depositors 184; Northeast to the scene of the accident and ditorium. During the ritualftthey truck, the Rogers ani Hubbard sLad of Bitting around a table, the pBbllibara Raprapentatlraa; ‘^ a One’s national politjcal party Is on no words and no preliminary fetea hanging unused at h&me. Although,, When Constance hesltatito. Dr. I^Heirry Thornton Acting As Increased to nearly 800 at noon to- . Francis J. Keefe of 23 Cambridge $149.40. enrollment 7 1 ,/depositors, found Goetz's automobile still on contributed antlphonal septcncea in company. It ta stated that had the meeting In October -made an appro- family, he is'conscious of the^uncer- Town Fathers wUl tonight Join the 4mUaa Maibawt Sparta) the womaj) rleycr gave any sign of Rogers said, arching *(l|ic gyebrow Executor Puts Up Surety day, The committee baa set 8 - street is suing for $15,000 aa the re- priation of $30<). 56; Ogden’s. Comer, $28.7.7, enroll- top of the traffic signal. Both the Tark. Cbleaao, DatroM and Boatoia. the skids and when one’s eager but will 'strike with all her m ig h t- lln'e Episcopal style.' Tllfelr first driver of the truck been traveling talntle.s of life. genisral whoopee at the Golf LoU. remembering that, Conrtence could at her. "Doctors are notoriously bad o’clock this aftemoon as the absh-'” sult of an. accident in which he wgs There Is but • one person. ’ who ment 23. ((eposUors, l it Talcoltvllle, traffic signal and the car were dam- backing of the utillUcs-cOntroIlcd first. anthem was "Lord for Thy Tender Bond O f .110,000. with reasonable caution, he could "He thetoforc decided to place The Town Court will hold Its ses- MEMBER ACUrr bur eau op not escape a feeling that M l^ I,et'ts insiirance risks; but If you're willing Mercies' Sake" by FarrOnt. Fol- lute deadline on ticket raoervatlona. Involved last November 20. makes his home In Bolton, that ^ $67.37, enrollment 24; depositors, aged. Goetz was released under 'amcui-ATioKs -flood compacts Is becoming the Hitler la uullkely to invite ’ the to takc-a .-hance I ’ll be very glad.'* for the dinner. It.is expected tte t Named aa defendants are Constable have avoided hitting the Corey enr. 17; Vernon Center, $56.56, ehroll- the burden.s of business manage-, sion aa usual, albeit with many le- lild not like to w'or.. with hlcr. She lowing Clifton Brainard, at the or- , Under the will of tile late Hugh being given town aid. the other ex- bonds of $200 for his appearance In 1 don't think he'd burst Into the limit of 400 tickets wiU be Jamea.ff>uffy, hla wife, and Richard Phillips, the Walnut Street Pontiac ment 27-, depositors. 17; Vernon De. the City Court of Rockville. ment and business policy on the gal shortcuta. The Court officials Sp ecially ^ Tba Harald Printing CoBipaar' lB«M sijbJecC of keen curiosity • on the unwarned arrival of 500 Soviet .air- put this ilown to the fqct.l which San, the choir attacks were prompt Thornton which has been admitted penditure! for aid being bills pre- tears If I refused. Constance reached late this kftemoon. Blpcks Donchlan, secretary and treasurer Com|!^y and the Rogers and Hub- sented by other towns where chil- pot, $111.07, entollment 37. deposi- shoulders of a group of the princi- aren't cold to the idea of celebra- asaBmaa no flnanela) rfgpohslbllltp part qj the plain pi-ople of the planes over Berlin and E.sscn by everyone knew, that the red-haired throughout, and the, anthem waa to probate, his estate Is divided into Card Party Tonight far typograpbleal arrora appaarlag la thought wrj'iy. But she was tired, of tickets are still to be bougllt at of the Donchlan Rug company of hard company are betog sued for a (iren bom In Bolton are being given tors. 37; total/or Vernon 2014, en- The Italian Ladles Sqclal Oub pal executives who have been asso- Ubn. either. state. Baiillnc was Miss lilt s ' favorite taken ajt a brisk tempo. In this Designed SAoartlaararnts la tba Manebattov ■any such flst-shaklng as this de- and she knewr that bv this time nine equal parts which , are left to more than a dozen local stores and Hartford. According to the claim, total of $45,000 aa a result Af the aid and their father being an alien rollment 885 depositors 072. will hold a card party -this evening ciated with him for many years.” The selectmen at the meeting pio<1el. first number, the alto was rather his children and grandchildren. Mr. EooBtnr Harald _Thc good Governor didn't say mand for the aimndonment of the every car and biis would be Jammed business places. Keefe was a passenger in the Don- accident. the birthplece of their mother Is Town of^ Ellington, Cogswell, at the exchange block. There will He.irst wilt "continue as active scheduled for Wedne.sday will have The trouble began while Con- predominant, but it showed good Thornton, who resided at 18 Spring Just when he expected the e'artli- to the dCKlTR. timbre. Arthur McOInley, aporta editor o f • chian car at the time it was in col- Wife, Daughter Hurt, Too taken as their legal residence, $52.42, cntollment 32. depositors. be prizes and refreshments. as .ever In eclitlrial matters and In before them for ' consideration a treaties with Russia and France by stance was showing .srime gowns street, died following a Main'street George Corey, driver, claims glS.t- and MONDAY, MARCH 21 The second numbcf;."Thls Is the the Hartford limes, will be the • llslbn with the Duffy machine at which In their case la Bolton. Be- 32; Windermere $71,23, enrollment Ozrd Party Wednr-utay advice on general policy,” he said. petition from the residenta of quake; Could It l>e that has a the Czechs. before a cjistomer for .Miss I/Ctts, •Thank yoii." she said. "I'll hur- automobile accident. He was 76 000 for severe injury to hia shoul- ry ’’ Day" by Simper, was splendidly guest speaker of the evening and Center and Linden streets. Keefe cause of these calla.the selectmen 19, depositors, 19; Job's Hill $61.66, The Rockville Emblem Club will Members of the executive com- -|-JIomestead ParR, asking that the premonition that It may happen on Another .customer, whose ' .stocky years old, and was employed as a ders, back and knee, and loss of in- performed! The balance of alto following the program the basket- asserts that be sustained a fractured now tool that $1000 will'be needed errollment 30,' depositors 30: Num- hold a public bridge party on Wed- mittee be.-■ There ere probably a good many Monday In November next? , canonical effect 'which started the duced. Gifts of school sweaters and eyesight haa been affected aa tjie re- appropriation for this department. posltors 22; Center $203.06 enroll- Mrs. Geneva Roy of Manchester Is of all Hcarst newspapers; R. E. tlrued. The claim Is made that . . . the Qniah aai- „ ■ . ■ A. , dressing's. Insisted on frying qn Constance almost laughed when she erell, Thornton leaves his housshold for hemorrhages and sHock alleged-, anthem, giving the theme, was car- school letters will be made to the .sult of the force with^hlch he was Dia; Ban'Fireworks' ment 97. depositors, 61; Crystal cholrmaii of the committee In Berlin, publisher of-all Hearst mag- fire burning at the dump at all people in Manclieeter wbo feel that Surpa.saing the unl that her aelf-esfeem my Job"; and then In response to confifljnce, fine tone placement, un- three-quarters sliaras are left Joint- quet will start at 6:80 p. m. is suing, for $10,000. A . passenger in the town there was talk about plac- is making,plans for Its reception of Hearst family. b a little out of proportion to its DeMille of conspiring, consorting, injury. $54.60, enrollment 18, depositors' nominal supporters of the adminis- manded a victim. Miss Letts was.the his qiicstlonlng eyebrows. "Twenty- affected by passages demanding;ruU ly to two granddsughtera, Dorothy the (3orey car, Lkrry Wolfe?' of ing a ban on the sale of fireworks new members on Sunday morning, SALVE importance to the community as a and otherwise plotting with the 8o- Margaret and Richard Foote of in Bolton unless the person selling 18. : ■ tration—has played beautifully into vietim. l^lsa Letts. In her turn, vent- two forty Bloncha'rd street, please volume of her. Her pitch waa ac- Jind Marian Fraser, daughters of Broad Brook, claims $10,000 for 5Iay 1. The class for preparation for' .vlets. Wllllmantlc are defendants In an ac- head, back and chest injuries. them Waa a resident at BoltoQ. Holding Alembershlp Drive ’ Dhole. That there is something ija ed her-chagrin lipon Cor stance'. ---- You go out thb Boulevard.'’ curate, and We shading pleasantly Thomton’a ^eceaseiT daughter, Mrs. SOUTH CHURCH GLEANERS of candidates will hold its first ses- the hahds of the 'administration. Jennie Fraser. tion for $10,Q(X> damages brought All of the cases are returnable The question as to the legal point A raeroberabip drive is being held sion on Sunday, April 3 at 10:15 a. American manufactureni of ex- this view is not to be denied. A|t \ It seems that - back in December They-aid ,flot speak again until exible. ThS closing section chal- pensive stationary articles, such COLDS Mr. Gannett Is the promoter and It was Elml O'Dare who rescu J. Henry Thornton, a son, is against them by John F. O'Brien of to the April term of the kuperior on such a question was raised and it by Frank Badstuebner Auxiliary, ra. tte eame time It may very well b|e Of 1935 Mr. DeMlIlc sent to Boris they were out of the kf^rst of the lenged the choir on every point, as high-grade fountain pens and Constance and rmo-jthed dowm the\ named as executor.of the estate, PLANNING A LENTEN TEA East Hartford. Cars owned. by court. waa emried over to be voted upon at' V.F.W. with Mrs. Mary Sloan, mem- A t Nlancliester Meeting 666 price ;flnancial backbone of the "National traffic, the other day gt. Daimler's with a full organ—a challenge which that K is a good thing for this eoin- Shumlatsky, then head of the So- riiffled ciVstomer with a lew t.aclful plaintiff and defendant were In^col- the meeting Saturday of thla week;' bership chairman in charge.. The pen6Us, have built up- a consider- I thought the Joke -was An Mother. was met most coinpetently. serving under surety of $10,000. The Trinity Past Noble Grands l.laeie TakIMe n e r Committee to Uphold Constitution- words. lislon here laat January 8 at Summit The selectmen have gone over the drive will close on March 31 and al- Association is meeting in Manches- able business in India. ttunity, or any other, to go through viet film industry, this cryptic mes- I’d have sworn 'a t first that you ,The musical part of the service Th’A Thornton Aatate haa not yet halve, Saa* Uropa lOC ol 25C al Ooveroment” That agency Is To the saleswoman, who showed A Lenten tea will be held at the Street and East Middle turnpike. figures since’ the last town meeting ready a large number jiave signed ter this afternoon. Past .,,s'Ioble . h period of high exhilaration— to sage, "Season’s Greetings." This were there for 'a more frivolous concluded with a. brief organ re- been inventoried, an Inclination to sulk after llie cus- South Methodist church, Tuesday, ’ Richard Toote was operating a ve- DEAL ON SYMINGTON’S ' and with a corrected grand Hat it Is Grandp from Rockville. Mahehes- T one of the moat active In the coun- purpose than modeling gowns." cital by Cliftoa Brainerd; "The throw up Its hat gnd jrell, ao to was In response to the equally sin- tomer had gone, soothed and flatter- March 39, at 2:80 p. m.,’ under hicle envned by his mother, Marxaret now considered necessary to recom- Meeting In Vernon tor, EJast Hartford and Glastonbury - try In bucking the New Deal. It 1 "1 should have sunpoeed," Con- Gothic Suite", by Boellmann. ,, PHOTO FINISH. auspices of the Gleaners' group o f - Foote. •peak, till It has yelled itself out— ister cable from Shumlatsky, "Mer- ed, Elsa .said -rlsply, ’’ You must ex-. mend a tax of 21 mtlla. This is a The ladles of the Tolland County are attehdlng the meeting which ha.s always rathei plumed Itself on Wtance suggested, "that to a busy Dr. Eari Story preached a ser-^ the Wesleyan Guild.. It wlU bs , In a suit Involving damages and SHOP NOT COMPLETED ry Christmas."- |-ect troiible If you, don't know yet mon ' on the appropriate Lenten Erie, Pa.—Death snapped a photo half mill more than was laid last Fai m Bureau are holding a meeting will be followed by a slipper. upture Trusses dM a time when its people have iloctor, moilcllni, might soeni the open to all members and . friends, " personal injured noted at $15,000, to _ ^ at the home of Mrs. Martin having been the lending Influence how to talk baby elephants like that topic: "The Narrow W ay." The finish for Frederick Carter, high year, hut the Increase In the charity Appeal Continue* 3-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITES ' . keen, for. a number of yean, bear* So the Nasi sleuths have decided most useless and frivolous business and reservations may be made by Michael Olnofll of 44 Florence street L'. I of Vernon.. .The subject for second Book of Esdras In the Apo-! school ..freshman and photography Difficulties That Arose Pre- depiu^tment and also the extra cost The drive for the $4,000 goal of Elastic H o s i e ^ in defeating the Rooae\-elt scheme out of trying on debutante models. |W)SHible." calling the general chairman, Mrs. seeks to recover from August D. tlie day was "Slip Covers", and a t ig up under a yprying but alrooa^ that they must keep an eye on this crypfia, has a fine picture of a noble enthustast. “ r ■' for ecbobis Is the chief reason for the Tolland County Y.M.C.A. con- for-!' reorganizing the Supreme Miss-Letts." John O. Hlniicba, dial 4698, not Mahleu of 125 Autumn street. Gln- vented Completing: Transac- luncheon was enjoyed this noon. lelts, Supports MhtiBuoui seme of the'gravity ojt fellow DeMille. Shumlatsky, like a V'Usele.ss?" He se’emeil to con- city reached by a na'rrow road. The He " went to the Railroad tracks the 4ncrease of a half a mill being tinues and appeals for supporting RE-UPHOLSTEHED Then she tiirned to Contance. later than Simday morning, March ofll was hit by Mahleu's car last tion With Earl Gifford. aakAd. Special Town Meeting Court. Since theri It has made the Hldfew the quest. "Maybe. But high- writer reminds ua that the citizens with schoolmate Lawrence Flesler the campaign were made In several •Klst^ce. good many other Russians w'ho ’.'I'm sending you to Chester to- 27. November 10 on Florence street A special town meeting will be Fittings at your own home government reofginlzallon meas- l.v decbpatjve. And God knows, we of the place love the open spaces to take a head-on shot of aa oncom- The selectmen will also recom- of the churches on Sunday. As a master of fact it ta }<> be were on the top side a short time morrow,’’ she went on. "We're hav- Mrs. N. 8. Cutler, prdgram chair- near Clinton. * held lb, the Ellington Town hall this at no extra charge. need all The frivolity and beauty we of the city, not the .narrowness of ing train. Earl Clifford, proprietor,of CTlf- mAnd that the town accept the The workers believe In this pro- uu-dts principal target. ing a preview at the Mctropole man, haa arranged with Mrs. LUUan .. Personal Injury and propery dami evening, at eight o'clock to act on suspected that It is a subconscious back, has been "liquidated." But can gel in this sordid w o rld .,..I'm the .road that leads to It. • As he The train rushed by and Felslcr, ford’e Men's and Boys’ shop, an- qsual $10,000 given by the state for gram for the young men of Tolland jExpert guarantees perfect Not, perhaps, bad pollib s. Hut Hotel there... .Just you and Ger- 8. Bowers, a meno^er of Town, ago toUIhng $5,000 Is sought State aid roads to be used in the several highway questions. Sever- Ckmnty and they are giving their Vcailcation of the infrequency of DeMille, the Nasls suspect, Is still not so sure that a lot of the_>to- puts It, of travelers' thither: "The busy taking a side view snapshot, Robert E. Shaw of 405 North Main nounced today that, due to c^ura- fittings, s Twaw la Sail Tai where Mr. Gannett put his fool In tnide. She will be In charge." Library committee, to give a taik stances affecting the reported further Improvement, of roads in al of the questions under discussion time to make possible its -continu- anything to J\ibllate about- which busy at his communistic plottings. mcn I have to deal - s-lth w o ^ n ’t righteous shall suffer strait things heard a scream. Carter had failed on books. Mrs. Dorothy Keeney will street of Sol Lavritt of EUlngtAn. Caavaalwni jt was In not being reasonably cau- Bartlett's. Constance knew, was be better off If they were doing any- snd hope for tha wlile." to, leap aside In time. transfer if the stock and fixttires' Bolton on the state aid plan. v/cre signed by many petitioners, ance.. They, ask the .cooperation of Kmt •■rtea has made Manchester seize on this play several .piano humbeM and ad-, Both men were involved. In .an aqto- and for this reason a large attend- Reasonable Prices Is all .too funny, of course., to making a campaign to advertise thing half so useful.” The Christian Jellglon is often of Symington's men’s shop, the dea) Any other business that is proper the public for'th e young people. tious .In the selection of his asso- its designing department tp small company Mrs. Eetells Olaon, wbo mobile accident Ortober 17 oh North to come before the mheUng will be ance la expected. fcboolhoya' achievement aa an oc gejt sore about. But Mr. De|tlllle criticized today for Ita narrownsss. ^IXEQE HON6RS Main street ncar^the old Cheney has failed to materialize. - /■ Those In the $1.00 group arc Just ciates. He could not well have tied outlying cities. Assignments to such wtu Uttg. taken care of in the 'flfth section of The first matter will be the adqpi A budget payment plan (f aasipn >for almost hysterical rele* y not be pleased at the Implies- Superior male, hm? Constance It iB said to fofbid our yvanderhiR power house. Mr. (ffUtord had planned to buy as welcoiqe aa those tit the $26.00 work paid a little extra A moderate fss for reftsskaesnu the call. T tlon of a reaolution applying for the class. Elach one la asked td give ac. you wish. •G u aran tee U p h o lst e ^ Co m p an y bratiori. up with on .abler propagandist than thought. Aloud she eald, "I gather freely afield In this pleaMnt world.' .Lewiiton. Me., March 21—(a P),- AoetdeaX In East Hartford Mr. Symington’s business,' had in- ins. He is a pUIar in that ex- will bs made, but inoUisra o f small 1938 town aid road grant from the cording to their ot^,ability, and if Amos Ptnehot. who has supplied Pauline, who had just come Ipto you don’t think tpo highly of wo- We hear a. peraon say: "I'd like Bates college students learned at CTaimlng $10,000 damages ahd in- ventoried the stock and fixtures, ■' ') T ... 1$M Main Street > . * ^ Hattfavd C e i^ n ly nothing is better for h mely radical, revolutionary, and the room, turned upon. Elsa, .-’her chlldrsD may have them cared fo r State Highway department and anyone la hot called upon,' they are men?" to Join your church, but If I do, It chapel today 8 of their number had in ths nursAry without charge. juries she says she sustained laat and In .fact had filed a bill of tale Five years ago, weSther forecasts the Committee with fte quite «- eyes flashing. authorizing the selectmen to enter asked to get in touch with one. of ■* r e ««> a W e ’ prleea, esU Hartford inafi, woman or ch)M, than to be- v*ry left-wing political party knowTi "On the contrary," he said. "I've forbids me to do this, and th at.." been elected to honorary societies. Christmas Day when a car in which with the 'Town Clerk's bffke/ How- were rule-qf-thumb /predictions —r UUng arguments, ftit he coulaper aero- ViUI CAMPS ... - to the full!” Camel people bought an earthquake so seriously that he i the fact thkt tlie measure Ls a bad 65. of Amherst. Maas, wife of looking shout him. As ti this were a nautical departmenr in the United deep 27-inch seat cushion and an attached pillow back that measures 22 tup my best tobacco Robert H. Frost, noted, po«t, died States In the old New York- Herald. thinks the mimlcliialltlcs of the one, In many \vays a tiangerotis one. flea circus, she , thought. He was finches. Notice the stubby ball that allow'the upholstering to go last year,” Tom Middleton saya. yesterday after a brief^ Illness. older Ihzm she 'had supposed, wltk He also served as a political corre- state shfiuld have a prearranged It may not lie quite true to say Mrs. FYost suffered a 'severe heart EVAPORATEa* “They have for 12 years. When a deep line between his, alert brown spondent at Albany and Washing- nearly to the_ door inches o f big, hancl-tied coil apings^ sraalier CrOPLI o q APPUFCIATE THt plan for meeting the eonseqiienc^ that the high probability that . the ^ttack Friday. eyes, and a fine web of wrinkles at ton. . anyone Ulks about finer, more ex- of such a dusaster, and minimizing bill will become law is due entlreljk . The body will be cremated at Newton directed the publicity for inhersprings (for the seaf cushion) and downy cotton upholstery. No pensive tobaccos, that means Cam- jacksonvllle and the aahes sent to the-comers.. ■■ them. It appears, from what he to the mixing In of Mr. Gannett, btit The woman was - volqbl'a and Wilson's' .presidential campaign in MILK C O STLIER T O BACCOS 7 els to me. I smoke ’em—my brother Amherst for serveies. 1913. After leaving the Treasury wonder this chair is so comfortable. Over all it measures 86 inches told a gathering of tnunirlpa! offi- he certainly made a mess of the ojV’ The Frosts were married in 1S95 friendly. '• , 1 LIMlTEto! IN CAMKIS smokes 'em-and so do most o f ua " I ’m afraid we’re keeping you he served as Collector of the Port deep, 28 inches wide and inches high. Tn its hidden fektures are in- cials at Hartford last Friday to dis- po.sitlon when he thrust himself ta- at Lawrence. Masa., Mrs. Frost's of New York until 1921. He was around here who grow and know after hours," she smiled apolugetl- cuss Red-Cron matters, that the to its lezd"rship and then y-oked- hls birthplace. Besides her husband, tax commissioner of'Queens at hia eluded such super-fine, tailoring Hardwood frame, firmly doweled, tobsecn.’* she la survived by two daughters, cally to Constaiico. , ' •MOOBUNO" out a problem hi **MW It saying bow fanportant bcdjby Governor haa heard about the New neck with that of Rumely. death. THE'. ARE THE RWWt, Cathleeo,” says Mrs. Laslle Frost >'rancts .of Cam- Miss I>>tt8 — perhaps reflecting Bom in Wirt, Alleghany county, glued and screwed for'thirability, hand tied tempered coll springs on au o design. And getting in e bii nerves are to a racing car driver. "The fact iW England geological, fault and is tn- tliat-she,..too, was being kept after Wilbur to Mrs,. Shaw, hit checkers "DOWN AT bridge, Mass..-and Mrs. Irma Frost N. Y„. In 1881. he had lived In Lean - ITender o f smoklag, d i ^ it. “ Camel's ellned to worry over it Just a tittla. Cone o f Hanover, N. H., itnd a son. hours, and nothing said about It platform$ o f finest quality webbing and back). Choose from L A R G ES T -SELLI N G that Camels dM ’t get on my nerves score! ' partner. His own move' is to light an THE tobacco UNIJKELY Queens since 1917. i «to mad dguettc,? Shaw says. a big hit with me," he points oun ~ Perhaps the Governor la peculiar^ Carol Frost of South Shaftsbury, Vt. shrugged faintly. a long color line o f plain frigaw coveYs';,. ^ $^'rabl» and beautiful , and a Camel-"foe digesdoa’s taka.” ' warehouae they One may take with a eonsiderl "But Tm going away tomorrow,’' C I C A R E T T E I N A M E R I C A ly susceptible to a worry of that 3IAT BID FOR OA.MR.S told ziM they’d able dose of salt the week-end st£te< the lady Went oir, "and my eon and your chair will be tailored to prde^ with delivery in approxlinately 20 never seen finer ktejl because,- above Other men, he UOCA AFPOINTEa Cube Steaks ment that HlUer had notiiled I want to eelect eome thlnga for a :^alro. Egypt, M arch'fl.-(AP)— tobacco than my, . feai reason to realize thr.t after-all young nleca who's stranded in days ! Regularly these chairs should sgll for |89.75. Czf/choslovakia that she must give WaLerbury. March 3i.— lA P ) — le still may bid for the 1944 an.all town.” laat crop," aaya It U the most unlikely thing that it up her military alliances yi-lth Rus- National Cbmniaader John DePas- npic games, it developed today, J. E. Jenkins, - veteran tobaeeo Mkely to happen. Haven't the peo- tino of the Italian American World /’We’re alwa.ys glad to accommo- here was considerable, aurprtw sia and Franoe. That tluil alleged date you, M ra R ^ r a , ” Miss Letts -Rome waa.„ not among the grower. “Cgmel bought aU tbs top ple of Connecticut thrioe elected Veterans of the United States an- wsinlng has not creatitd more of a ,Bounced today that be will recom- pet in effusively.,“ I f Oonaiance is announced aa aatiriqg the grades. It Jptt ahowa that tba Hm to the govemorsblpT ^ rumpus than anything elsf which mend the anointm ent o f, Vetran too -tired, we have other models games, but.lOlymBle oOdaliii Camel people make sat* to g«t the/ who—” ptod out that the Italian city i - That queer procecdlBgi may not haa occurred stnoe the beginning of Rlcca, o f Loa Angeles, Cal., as na- choice lets of tobacco. I>prafy kave Memod •ueb an is^robabls tional vice commander for the Pa- "Oh. but we want har,” Mrs. 1 antor its bid at any Ums prior. the Austrian flareup may be " L O. C. masting tn London Camels every time. I know my •Be at the beginning o f bis poUUoal jglAn stateo. Mr. Rlcca, gyaduata Rogers objectod; and want on to those finer, more azpanaive tor as fairly good evidenoe that It nev- Of Princeton and Southei;|^ Cali- Constance, "M y ana •uggsotad the for precisely ihjD r ® * ** er was issued. fornia universities. Is npw CMufomia day w e saw you at Daimler's that cos in Camel dgarettca mqr imokers.* k« kn4 as jzoMttcal Artec ' lo Rttlsr atigbt na nren deetain,Mir t o b o lli pubU* ^ ic e you a n about my nieqe'a aixa ana oelartbr-” <^ 0>l. MSS.J.1)|»/ IfSllijC'. SWASTIKA OK V. O. Science in the WABC— 8 • HEBE—A UTTUE UME GAKDEN aUBS-LECTURE Tuesday matin , 3:30 Clnclimsu Andrew* MrS! ‘Howard Rice, LADIES orange LODGE FORMQt RECENT HEAtiS Miss Oikdys Rite. SAYS WAR ALONE RULING ANNOUNCED JAPANESE TROOPS DAILY RADIO PROGRAM symphony cbildran''8 concert; 4:45 Overnight News FOREIGNERS ISOLATED Bometlma Saturday night or i Groton Prophet Predict Questions befdreI th« —.te House;— wu,rc 6 Let’s Nextl Sunday evening the Til- COURSE DATES ARE SET Oounty Union will meet in Hebron Sunday morning a Swastika sign ' OBSERVES 35TH YEAR M0NDAV,'MA'SbE|''!(j''‘(C'entrai a h ^ ^ stera Standard Timd) \ Pretend. WJE-NBC—12;30 ' Farm EAST HARIFORO CHAPTER was' drawm with chalk on one of N su t All praarams'ta k tr'in d Male chains or aroupt thereof unloM OBoel-X end Home Hour: 2:15 Let's Talk It Of Connecticut at the: Congregational church at BY NEW SOYIET ORDi CANStOPlilTlER DEATHS QN TROLLEY TRAOIS CHECKED A T CANALl (by Associated Praas) the columns in the front part ot Warm and Fair SuWimer fled; coast to coast (a lo ai. daaignstlons lacludo ail aviuiabia^uueni. ' win Be Held In Hartford Qn Over; 4 Club matinee; 6 Marvin eight o'clock. Th^ Coleridge Taylor the 'Mant;bester post office. The Albert 8. INbbM ' Nambcr Go To Hotel Garde In Proaramt tubjwet to chango by otatlono wtthotr? provlouo potMo. b. *M. Frederic orchestra. Mrs. Gladys Packard White To ChorM o f Harlford will entertain ------NIC-WKAF (RCDL MIOWBBT — wmbd wlan artbt ThursdSys. March 3l, April Some Tuesday, short waves: Russian Employers Of Ai sign was found by the Janltpr | .Albert S. Dibble 90,' of Pleasant Hartford For Chicken Din- V kf h- . ' W aterbury-Rabbi Lewi* Browne, with a program of spirituals and ^ • t c — ftatt. wotr WBM wtlofwMr wkbb wuq.tgkbh weco wabt k ^ l wnas TPA2 Parts 9:80 s. m. play; j£ ) Be Installed As Worthy Ma- and waah.!d off. The fact that Valley,. South Windsor died at hla New London, MarcR-RL— I API— The papers .fluttered, the string’ woo 7 .^d 'l-i, It Is Announced'. w dely known aqthor and religious other Cong*. (/ / can Concerns Are Arri Slato College Profeiuor Is Towns^Caqnot Be Bardened ner As Part Of Celebration. Spring, with robin* in har hiUr, I awung around,. . flnidiy streamed wcoh kyw wtbr wto i r f f JZI Tokyo 4:45 p. m. Muslcale; tron f)f Star Tomorrow. there was such a sign drawn on | home yesterday afbemoOn following Despite Heavy Artillery Fire woao wUm wwj wmi w 4o 1: Midwooti koh kal k*vo kfbb leader, said the mo'st dletlhgulshlng Marshall Squiei:vfaaa the motor m Others Fear To Tokc T h ^ warmth in bar brsatb- and a aong I In a bi ’ south *of kod WQiaq who wow wd ait wlro kotp; COAkT—knx koln kol kfpy kR^atfo key. The Federated Garden cliiba'Vit W2XAD W2XAF Schenectady 6:85 his airplane reinstalled and, he re- the Office was not known to j a short lllnesa Bom in Saybrook, Daughters of Liberty, No. jl25. Cant. Eaato, characteristic of the Jew is the fact Places. : • on her Up*, bowed to th» aorld to- ! west, formation, reported MouiHalnt ho*, kdyl; louthi wmbg: (toniMcUcut has announced that its Short Wave Mail Bag; EAR Madrid he 11 an. urbanite. A n)imber of Eastern Star mem- ports that It is in top shape for a S p ^ e f At Kiwaniaos’ Postmaster Thomas J. Qulsh.un- | he follow ^ the sea' for many years With Ijjlaintenance If They Ladies Loyal Orange Lodge, held a Chinese CUng To Trench day, and elmultaneoualy came from | to Poppe Roelflet kfl krw komo kha 'kpo k|nt: 4 :3 ^ e:SO-^<8tapmothorr»* tkatek — in the day, was the OPTIO NAL ftTA TtO N t (oporato Irrtor- ari'Hual lecture course wil. be given 7:30 P/ogram in English; 2RO Hartford— A raiding squad broke bers are planning to attend the in- lot of Spring flying. On ;^turday 'ktU 2:30 this afternoon when aoat: torium; in New Haven at th* Y. w , New Canaan— A New Haven rail- son of Jewett CoHiis who formerly day to be a reason for acttrreaE^I wfiA*wiun wlod wpoo wfbo wwno weso ‘ •• Wmg A go—wait 10:60 BBC-Men's chorus. road train crashed into an automo- /te'orthy matron. Itit’a current.campaign to make Get- , sure that there waa no such sign Abandoned trolley tracks, which are served for tha lodge memberi for Japanese shock troops failed to that the prevaUing wind for the ramparts of Fort Griswold and wavo witn wm«»iMb wapl wmitt wldx il l s . . 7 il^ A rtH u r Qodfrty. John Balb . A. on Wedneadays, March. 30th, lived;In (tolumfcih, visited bis uncle, roundup of Soviet citizen* ■I kvoo wky wfaa whip km wool kth« April 6th and 13th; and tor the flrst bile at a grade crossing her*, but The ceremony will take place in ' many - aalf nifflcient, Profeifpr A. left he made a pcraonsl Inspec- not removed are "dead horses" and the evening. The tables were most next six months will be from th at, pointing a moistened finger - boale;.Jaok thannacicI. ton _ g—woat Hiybyrt tColUnW over the w‘eek end. Fdr the past few daya, Ruasle#| I crack Chinese defenses today in a Ivb x ktbfl'kirk kgne: D^unttlnt kirir l»W — 7:|^Qao'foa Hall A Orphaaiqrqhaatfd time at Hartford on Thursdays, the four occupants of the machlhe/ the Masonic Temple. East Hartford, I fion to be sure that there waa no attractive with bowls of calendulas quarter, and that such a wind wl)j ward to determine the direction ot ||Vhl ktar kob; PaeJflei hfbk kwg km^ :00- U lh et‘guesly/dl .Mt! and Mrs. Col- s crot police and urrlnformjM .prSlopR* ISchenker of Connecticut State Col- towns cannot be burdened with their bloody battle along the ancient 7JpO— HolU, O. Himbor ^1 women’ escaped injury. The car Mr*. Ralph D Goach, a sister of ' other sign, of .the kind on the and maiden hair fern. The candles bring hot, clear weather. the night wind. 7l»y- itt^ _ p ile k ,ond Rat Run—bnbnald Maroh 81at. April 7th and 14th at INDUSTRIAL HOME WORK lins were/'Mr. and M-s. Roger men have been quratlonin^ ali Rus-- ' 1*1* declared at tke weekly noon>' maintenance. , 4:00- ttOB-Radlo Thaatro—« to ott left the • tracks ‘ under Its o*-n Mrs. White and formerly' worthy . building and after the Inveatlga- were purple, and (he favors, all of Grand (Janal. A t '1:43 zi'elock thla mbmlng,/the Only once haa Poppe'* pradlctlop, Cant. Biat. ^ tba Avery Memorial. Izbell, alsd^ of New Hav$n! siahs leaving the American Bm* J day meeting of the Kiwanii Club at If Highway Commlaaioner ' John sun crorised tha ^u atof*on the./Way 4:00—10:00-^Wayna King Waltp—to d power. matron of Bigelow chapter will be tion leaned that the one that which were nmde by Worthy Mis- Despite terrlflc artillery shelling, been questioned, and that waTat th*| 4iS^ liSb—aliok Armotrontf 'Birlal— 10i8(^Bravt Now WaaHd. Drama * W. B. Bryant, 28 Olcott Dilv*, Cohimhl*. Grorige Is invited to b a »y . Some were reported takea the TAI.C.A. today. Speaking on i A. Macdon^d does not order their north to mark th'e'official ' ' boile;. RiX MiupIn'Orohittra-MWiit CONDITIONS FAR BETTER Middletown— Conrad O. Mbller tnstsUtng matron. Mrs. Hertiert W. had been drawi.; with chalk tre.ss Mrs. Elizabeth A. House, were the Chinese clung to their trench faU equinox last September when 10:00—11:00—Jimmy-- - ...... „ _ Doraoy_____y Orahaata—Orkhaat*— Mancheater. la managing the Hart- nelghbof with Echo Orange of Into custody. L ‘The Pi(e»ent CrIeU In Europe. ’ the I rettioval then the state and the rail- spring and at that Instant he forecast a cold winter 4t4^ l:4^U lttli Orphin Annlt —> bnaie: Reatle Maiodita—woat ropont 57. an Industiiaj engineer who was’ Robb pf Ihl* town, another sister, measured but two inches square. dolls dressed In orange with purple lines on the soqth bank of the ca- on th* •Ait; Ptik MauplA Orehottra—woit 10:8^11:40—Sammy. Kaya Orahaatra ford lectures. Mansflold on Tueri.ay evening. A A t least three 'Russian employag^l Storra ‘ profeaaor. expremed the way company must pay the cotta of the . vernal— or spring basis of a northwsst wlnq. Some 4:0(^tongi"by Cr«ijh MathuM ‘“ ''gest land Owner and a past matron of Temple Chap- s.------,------. e — hate, standing upright In 'mSrsh- nal 18 miles north of Buebow'. 11:00—18:00—Jack Crawford Orahaatra In Middletown, died. few/members of (tolumbla Orange of American concerns have vaaiah>> opinion. that conflict between Get' maintaining tbe_pavement. mallowa. Using the equinox w ln ^ miffing held the wind was from Uvle south 6t1»— iil^ T o p Hpttirt Oinoi Bind 11:30—13:80—OrriN'Tuekar*a Orahaatra ter of Mancheater will be Installing wUl present n senes of short plays many and Ruisia waa inevitable E. H. Parker, engineer of main- An advance guard of Japaneae. system of weather promooticatlon, liSO^Pi^M-RadloL Nowi Rirlod Since Law Took Effect 12.'i NazardvUle— Howard D. 'Gordon ed In recent months. ForelgiM at the time. 4:Sg—toftbi'and Joan BdwaMo ; NBC-WJZ (BLUE; NETWORK marshal. * os their part of the program. and {ikinted a higbl,- .peaalmietic 24, at the Congregational church in tenance for the state blkhway de- . Charter members And past cavalry which swam the river waa Poppe ha* been forecaatlng summer Permits Have Been Issued; a manufacturer here, died ot a heart have found theihselvea handlcapp worthy mistresses were jeated at Commenting today on hla"winter’s tt4 b « 1(4^—AI Jahn and Orehaatra—■ BASIC —'i!Baatft wja wba*wbaa wbal On Wednesday dt'ening-a regular pictim of foreign condition* today Vernon Center. partment, has received thla rulhig driven back by Chinese machine and winter weather 'srtlh accuracy forecast, Poppe said, "It waa cer- oaat: Orphan Annio—mldw rqpokt wham kdkn wgnr.wxya wjtn trayr Ribal allmjeirt. He was 07. by a reluctance o t Russians to ta the head (able, and a( each pla(e gun and rifle lire. itOC^ TiOC^Amoa *n* Andy—oxot; Hat wm waby wabr wcky. waM waan wlco To Continue To Progress. meeting pf Columbia Grange w1U be.- the placet of thoa* who hava^dtse-L Ur! Schenker aaid that Hltler i Filial Spring Rally will be held from Dennia P. O'Connor, deputy for several year* andr hi* semi- tainly not a mild winter. Ice 14 RADIO B ridgeport- Sidney Shapiro of ■was a place card and shoulder (?or- Tottanand Sperti Commant<^woat wlau: Midwaati wanr #la KWk koll wran held In Yeomans H air at elghltc\ xppeabed. presumably taken IntAI activiUea,'which have cauaed worldi. the third Sunday in May at Camp attorney general. ■/ The Japanese we/e fighting des- annual predictions are awaited inches thick was cut' here for the it1& » Uneia b r a Radio Station mt kao Wowo weln: touthi wrtd wnbr ■ B rt^eport triumphed over a field of aage of rosea and awee( peas. A ( 7:a<>-*Now Vork Parado~woti; =s=s= Day COLUMBIA o'clock. ^stody. ^ 'I wide concern, are the product of a Wooditock. a picnic supper will be "Towns are not liable under Sec- .perately to effect a crossing and with interest. first time in aeveral years; prevail- krfT kfdm wrol krla wJbo wdau warn Hartford, March 21 — Opnnectl- ... 39 to capture the 1938 Connecticut (he other platea were small cor~ Since the equihox this spring oc- John Htrriek. Baritono. and Molody wsen kxya: Mountain: Vo krM kfhf: cut’s drive for better condl Mi/s Valentina . Snlglravskayitel *well.deflned hlan that date* back to held at that meeting. The commit- tion 3757 ot the General Statutes continue their advance do'wn the ing winds were from the west; the ,^hd Rhythm—>notwork R«lflc: kfo Irfad kox k A koea kJr Standard Time • idiuons In “ “ “ toble tennis men’s ' single/ sages of yellow roaes. ‘ - curred at such/an barly hour in the Caatoro championship in the sevehth annual On Friday the Ladles Aid society secretary In the, • Moscow pine* of'f the World War. He pointed out tee voted to hold a rally every for the repair and maintenance of Tlentsln-Pukow railway line to Su- Thames river was frozen over above . 7i0b— iiOb^Purno.and Allan by Radio NOTBi Boo WBAR.nT c toT o^lenal Induatrtsl home work is m'eetlng that Germany took Alaace-Liorralne Following the dinner. Past chow, where the line crosses the morning, Poppe enlisted the services 7 ;S ^ a:Sb»Alfrod Wallonataln Oreh. Hit of atatlona.) met In Yeomans Hall for the last the New York llmea, U bejUevaJ toj month etarting the third Sunday In that portion of a state aid or trunk the highway bridge; January f:0CV—To Bo Announeod (80 m.) with oonaiderable success according «!!!!"*!!"winners: from France In 1871 and that line highway betA’een the tracks of Worthy Mistress Mrs. Elizabeth R, east-west Lungbat railway. of JPatrolman Charles B.-Twlas of Cent. East. „ New York, March 21— Europe’s ... .. ouuimii Mildred Madams of Hartford, wom- ah day meeting before the annual GUILFORD TERCENTENARY be the latest victim. ' September right through until May brought a prolonged cold apelL C:3(M 9:30—Rhh Spitatny A tht Oiria to R report submitted today to France went into the World War to a street railway company when the Caverly on behalf of the lodge pre- Hanchwang, on the southern'bor- the Groton police force, who at pre- In long-range forecaatlng the only Marak Wabtr Mualo—to c 4:8^ 5jS0—Tho. . Singing’ Lady—oaat: present situation,, which is dcvelqit. Jtommlssloiler Joseph en s.alngles; Shapiro and Ruin (tory fair In August. Forty Isdler. were .. She was arrteted March 8 la slj excepting the modtb of ’ December. l Vt t. .T* Ba^ Armouncod—woat iLsslotler Joseph M Tone by regain it. company has abandoned the line," sented to Worthy Mistress House a der of Shantung province where th* cisely 1:43 a. m. held aloft a piece differentiation can'be beween cold • M *" Only'—.woof wnac Ing plenty of microphone activity ■ •' also Bridgeport, men’s doubles; present to work on sewing for the liight raid on her apartmtot dur Tbeee notices were given out by wtam wwJ wlw^'Hero No. 1—w«at 4 :4 ^ 6:40—Tom Mix, Bkatch-baale; the factory Insilection dlvLilon of CELEBRATION P L p iE D Navies Don't Make Peace Mr. O’Connor ruled. box containing a varied collection TIentaln-Puchow line crosses the of: string with bite of paper attach- and mild,. and It waa not- a mild 10:00—11:00—Qoldtn Qtovoa >Bouta — Tha Cnicago Cadata Quartat—weat on America’s air waves these days, the -Slate Department of Labor. Delaney of Bridgeport. fair and the Windham (tommunlty the recently concluded treason t Peace treatiea, said the apeaker, Rev Tyler of Vernon at the evening of personal ^ t s . She expressed canal, fell into Japanese hands. ed to one end. winter.” oaat: Amoa ’n* Andy—woat renoat 4:00— 4:00—Nawai U. 8. Army Band is to come up for attention In Amer- . D<^ried Holm-Naneen of of 21 once-hlgh Soviet leaders, Albert S. Dibble The qu'eatlbn was raised by the .11:00—12:00-^Lanl Mointtra'Orehaatra 6:30t> 4i3g>7^oat^n'a Walta 8orani(dr Under the terma of the Act con- Aicmorlal hospital. Lunch was serv- do not. aa^'rule, encourage or pro service which wae held Sunday fol- the appreciation of all of- the work rha Ravaltra — wla only; ica's town meeting this week! Stratford, mixed doubles. First . Selectman, of the town of Japanese were assaulting Taler- 11;8^1f:S(^Loula Arh^trpng ^rehaa. cerning Industrial homo wtok which ed by the hostesses Mrs. Rsympncl Set Dates Of ObseTtlancc. Of had acted as translator for Araerl- mote peace, Italy waa not satiafled lowing the committee meeting and and has followed fa m ^ g in the Westport, who. objected to paying Mrs. House h ij accomplished dur- cbwang, 25 miles to the east. Rtkay*a._.iay»a Mt...Mtgla Rhythm—katla When the gathering assembles on Newington.— ‘Theodore TVardy, Squler. Mrs. Lester Hutchins, Mrs. carl and English newspspertnaa t t a light luncheon served by the Cov- ' CBS-WABC NETWORK 1 :4 ^ 4:40—Lowail_— TnamaaThamaa — oaatl went Into effect on July 1st of last •iOOih Birthday Op. S with her share Of th* spoils under Plea.iant Valley aectlotrm f Boutn the town s hall of thb coat m which ing her two years In office knd Report Heavy Leasee. Concert—weat; Tom Mix—mdw rpt WJZ-NBC Thursday night thla will °5 36 Blast Ceriar atrMt, wraa Allen Roblnso.', Mrs. Joseph Hutch- Slept. 2. the trial. . ■ . entry Society. Th* Spring Rally b A b iC — Eaati wabc wade woko wcao 123 permits have been issued the Veraailles Treaty, which ac- Windsor. j the state shares equally because the hoped for a continuance tor at Both sides adm itt^ heavy loath- 4:0(^ 7:00—Mjiale la My Hobby Rrag. be the question: '“What does the arrested yesterday on chairgea of ins, Mr*. Fred Tstro, and Mrs. Ray- And 4 Jt Is Apn'ounred. Charges against her could pot bs 1 which is sponsored by the Tollahd watl wer wkbw wkrc whk wjr wdre 4:18— 7:10—Throo Chtara Trio, Vocal European situation mean to us?" to 30 employers; the report reveals count* for her unfriendly attitude Mr. and Mrs. Dibble, both de- trolley line has been abandoned. least two more,. Remarks were es. The fighting has been going on ^FRUSTRATE woau wjaa i^pro wfbl w itr wgar: Mid* 4:3D— 7i30—Carol Waymann, Soprano *™**.u?.1* ‘**"*^* «vadlng re- mond Lyman. It wae announced ascertained- County Council of Religious Educa- Invited to speak are Senator Genld A twenty-live dollar fee was col- toward the nations with which she acendante of the first Connecticut The town, of Westport claims that made by several of thh other head incessantly since the Japanese waatt wbbm wfbtb km Bo kmox what 4:40— 7 i4 ^ T h o Boyo—wja wba wanr; apoMlblllty la oonnectlon with the that the next meeting will be held A committee of loading citizens Roifisn Blske, legal expert, « , was formtrly allied. tion waa held Suni^y evening at PARKING kfkb krnt . . Barry MoKInlay—othara P. Nye of North Dakota and Doro- lected from each' ol the employers familtea, (Celebrated the 6Bth anni- the highway depi^rtment aboiiW officers and charter members _ and started their new drive dowTi the B AST-wbna wpg whp whac wore efrb Dower, 20, o f at the. home of" Mr*. Irving Lohr;' -representing Guilford and Its off- several other Russian empioyM of i Chord" waa played by Mias Sylvia 7:0(^ 8:0(V—Malody Ruxxiaa, Or.—to • thy Thomson, newspaper columnist. permitted to distribute work which TIm nazt war when it comes will versary of their marriage last either order the .street railway com- chorus singing followed. Tlentsln-Pukow railway more than okoo wlbx wma%waag wnbf wlba wkbn 7:30— 4:3(^Qrand Hota] Ploy—to cpt i m Main i ^ e t , wha .waa killed who will be assisted by Mra. Curtis shoot Madison, Is now at work the United , States Embassy luiz be net a war between nations, Dr. Chord" was played by Mist Slyvla (Kiny to remove the raila or the a week a g o.. THEATER ROBBERY whio wkbl 4:00— 9:00—Philadaipbla Orch.—to e ,on political subjectei George V. Indlvldusls perform in their home*. Saturday nlghf orj AUln street by s month. ^ IX tB — 'wxit.wafa wbro wqanv w0od Holmes and Miss Marion Holme*'. planning for the 300th anniversary d lssp p e^d recantly. Blake's Sebeflker declared, but a war be- Smith. The atory of. this selection 9:0(L-.10:00—Wardan Lawai* Dramatio Denny, Jr., Is expected back as Commissioner Tone, In comment- hit-nm car. The eurvlvore are his wife. Mrs state should assume the town's ob- ' A JapancN flanking; force Mirimg kirk wrae wlko wwl wtoo krid ktrh ktaa 4:30-i9iS0—Th4 NatM Radio Rorum • The theme tor the Rev. Ralph o f th* settlement pf the town of rest lyss reported Feb. 18. tween Communiem and Democracy was told by Mlee Jane tioomia. Lea- ligations. Two years ago the to the east and occupied Y le^ien in REQUEST waee komn wdbo wbt wdaa wbljt wdbj 10:(XL-11]00—Nawai Bart Block Or^h. moderator after a. week'* vacation. ’ ing upon the report, declared that Fatella (Belding) Dibble of Pleas- POLAND C E IB R AIE S Rowland's Sundo; morning sermon Guilford In 1639. Madison waa a M m * .Tatiana Sofiano, i creatr^ by the new social order that ter Hill then gave ^ e call £b wor- town paid this bill alter a contro- the push on ToiercbWanf; Three wwva wmbg waja wmt>r wala ktul kgko 10:3(^11 :SO—Tho Flako Jubllao Singaro much prograas has been made since ant Valley, and three daughters, )■■ ' ' wooa wdno wnox kwkh know wmmm 11:00—i3:0O-ChJc|c Wabb A Orahaatra Two big time flghte In one night, was 'JMsteb Man With the Tlmea.’’ part of ■Gullford...)»ntli early in the qf the Russian-Ameriean chamb - .b u arisen since the last great ship. Choir rendertd .the anthem versy but It now is raising ;objec- American Women missionaries were iBnrglar Alarm Brings Pa- wjno wcha wpar wmas wcoe wnra> 11:30—13:80—Deaaon Moora*a OrehaaL 1935.wh$n the Department began lo lost century when It was set apart struggle between the powers of tbs M/s. Robert Northam of West / Chief of Police 8. O. Gordon including Joe Louis, are due on the EX-POUCEMAN DIES The dirtitlsn Elndesvor service of Ctommerc* boa bean qndsr ."Dear Spirit, Lead Me," a story of Hartford, Mias Annie Dibble and tion*. .f. AS RUMORS OF WAR reported to ba at Yihaien. .investigate the conditions m which as a town by Iteclf. , . /, rest since Nov. 21. Nadeja Rad - world. Prsnes, Bngisnd and tha Mias Margaret Slattery's wea told A dispatch reaching Shanghai WJZ-NTC scheil^* April 1. In the evening was omlttec' to allow Mrs. Edna Brooks of Pleasant Val- The town states the immediate iiaqueatad today that ther* be no spproxlmatsly 7,000 persons made Guilford.,was the seventh town skaya, translator for. Internattc United Btatee, he said, are the only by Mlaa Ruth Vinton; th* hymn removal of the trolley rails .might said a German Catholfe church at trolmon To Scene And 8:80—Pick and Pat in Pip* Smok'- First tba microphone will open at industris] products. aeveral members to stter.d the Tol- ley, three grandchildren and three parking oh Mala atraet from tha ‘ IN ELECTRIC CHAIR settled by yre EngUab ptonesm in News -Sarvlea- has bean under democraclde left with Ruasia being "W e May Not Climb the Heavenly be coetly and a hardship toi‘ street SLACKEN IN EUROPE Lincheng, on the ra^way north of ing Time. New York at 10 for tha return “There is more to be done In this land Ctounty Youth Rally held in linked up with them. great-grandchildren. match of the mlddleweigbte, Fred North (toventry. Those attending what Is now CtonneetIcuL Itvikaa r*0 W. 1040 K. C 28.2 M. employpient when they were no ner the characteristics of tha Eng- Bcbenker said be does not ' agree 35 North street. M lri Odway had Weitporl 3 exist ;in other towns. been Chinese. / The church was said Four men, who Aaalatant City A t- 11:15— Jimmy Dorsey's Orchestra. Listening tonight: of ^rlng' In Pennay’vanU'a electric Deroals. a ln ^ g the hyma V l Would Be Sunday In Warsaw by extreme Na- Eastern Standard Tima longer allowed to process material at lish founders. The celebration wdU with Germaoy'e preaent policy but been an Invalid for a number oi Highway C'omn>u>!sioiier Macdonald to have beei/ flying the Nazt flog. torney M. Edward Klebanoff de- 11:30— Sammy Kaye’s Orcbestrk. Talk*— W EAF-NBC 6:46, Rep. home. chair at Rcckvlew penitentiary hers. Oh Sunday evening twelve from True"; choir sang "Give Unto The tlonBllata, who felt the government be held on September 2, S and 4, ' be cannot blame Hitler for hie plana. years but had been'aroimd and able suggested U114I! the town of West- The Chinese said they bad pushed scribed as. having ' previous police 12:00— Jack Cirswford's Orchestra. Bamuql Dlcksteln on “Th* Present '^ e 7.4-yaar-old former patrojmon Ooliimbia attended a special church Lord": Rev.: Leon Austin gave the had been /oo lenient toward Lithu- Im m l^tlon Problem"; WJZ-NBC —"The/123 are persoru)*who be- 1939, and rosnyl comralttaaa or* now NEW Y O R K 'S IH W E S T * Hitler, be eaid, could have been to are her many friends until with- port act a dehnlte ruling as to the back the JapaneM at all polnte records, were arrested today in the P M 12:30 a. m.— Orrin Tucker's Orches- at Duqueane, P a , a suburb of Pitta- seryte* In the Baptlab -church In ■topped but that waa before' his welcome and Introduced the spetk- ania. 7:15, New series, Dr. Joseph Jas- cause of Injury, non-contagious Ill- planning the three days' program* e-. Rev. GIbaon I. Daniels who gave in a few dayr of bar death. legality of billing towns for main- along the Yellow river 00 the west- Whalley theater after a burglar 6:0oi—"Dick Tracy." tra. burgh, waa executed for the slaying Wllllmantle. The Rev. H. L. Hanson •nnexstion of Auetzia. Ekigland ' She waa the daughter of the late Two persons were klDed and CONFERENCE HEAD alarm sounded, on the outside of the trow, psychologist, ofl' “Sanity and ness or old age woudl .be hard put AddiUonai notes on the progress of HOyEL an informal address on "Our Ren- tenance work In abandoned street ern border of Shansi province, re- 5:15— Terry and the Pirates. Tomorrow'* Program to'go to factories every day but '..ho of five neighbors he.accussd ot re- of New Britain was the featured •ad Primee atood pbt and Hitler got Mr. and Mrs. William Golway and a more than 100 Injured during disor- movlirt danger of Invasldn of Shen- building. S;30i--Jack Armstrong. Society’ ’: W EAF-NBC 9:30 Discus- the work In this connection will be •way with It. dezvous With Life"; all united In railway area* until It la considered A. M. . are able to earn wages by home apoitMblllty for hla arrest on a soloist. The Rev. Hanson was ac- lifelong resident of Manchester der* Saturday. si province. , The men gave their names aa 6:45— "Little Orphan Aiml*." , sion of "Spring Outlook on Bus- charge o f molesting a girt. Issued through the press of the Behind Hitler. singing "Follow The Gleam''; Rev. advisable tp rerhove the Vail and re- 7;S0—Eta Alpha Prdgrammo. Inssa” by niiie business executives: production." ' companied at tha organ by Miss state. The chairman of the execu- Educated In its public tehoola she build the pavement. For the most part, howevsr, It FEUCITATES HIGH Joseph Asuntlno,' 29, Stephen J. 6:00—News. EDISON tOOtyroomt, 'aaefc with The epeakar was of the opinion Leon H. Austin pronouncing the graduated from th* New Briteih waa a happy Sunday. 7:30— Shoppers Spedal. WJZ-NBC, Radio Forum, Rep. Sam The status of every employer who He wraa pronounced dead at 12.-38 Ahlens Badge of (tolumbla, who is tive commltteb Is Rev. Wm. C. H. Under the stetutea, street rail- Ahem, 24, William "Red" Sullivan 6:16— "The Revelers.” the regular organist at this church. Oar* thottar, radio aod that 95 per cent o f the German peo- benediction. There were represen- Normal school and her first charge Polish troop* paraded—Jubilantly 6:26— Musical Interlude. ’ 7:46—News Strviee. D. McReyholds of Tennessee on "In applied for a permit was Investi- *■ tontact of Moe, pastor of tha First (tourcb of tatives present from Andover, WII- way companies are! liable for the and Ralph Mele, 28 and 88 respec- Ttiose sttei)dlng ths service from ' !* water. ple are behind Hitler in ^ attempt waa the little one-room school at but peacefully at Wllno where only tively. " 6:30—Wrightville Clarion. ; 8:00— Treasure Houae. ternatlonol affairs and America'^ gated by a Labor Deparlment rep- 2,000 volte—the oldest person, ac- the town; the secretary Mr*. J, lington, Vernon Center. Tolland, coat of maintenance and repairs 01 part therein." here were Mr. and M r* Raymond MOOMAlf tS fll' to make the nation self-aufficlent. Oakland, formerly ,ln District No. 1. a day before they were concentrat- Mela waa held in 150,000 bonda , ^ 6:46—Jack the Inquisitor. 8:15—Shoppers SpeclaL resenttve to determine whether such cording to prison record*; ,, to be Laurence Raymond; treasurer Mias Ellington, Somers and Rockville be- all highways on which their tracks Principal BaOey Gets Tele- Ownenhis Mamasssanl Now Viat Auetrla baa been added Later she taught for a number; of ed to move against Lithuania. and the others In bonds of 125,000 - 7:00—Amos 'n' Andy. 9:00—Music In the Air. Boxing bouts: W EAF-NBC 11 home proceasiDg is necessary and executed in this state and the 208th rLyman, Mlaa Eva (toliina. Mrs. Eleanor H. UtUe; while Frederick to the German state, Hungary and sides Coventry making a total of years In the Union school on North are located for eight inches on each N. Y. Stocks 9:26—.Star Gazing in Hollywood. and WOR-MB8 11:16, Golden customary In bis Industry, the re- to die In the electric chair. Julia Little, Horace Little, Mrs. Bes- Colvin Norton is the r'lbitelty chair- 46ih to 47ih 8l JM VaM at aide ot each rail. Rather than pay each. 7:15—Uncle Ezra's Radio Station Csechoslovakia will be acquired about 125 present. School street, now closed, and for a E-Z-R-A. 9:30—Famous Homes of Famous Gloves match. New York vs. (tol- port states. Home environment of The pudgy Sullivan was oonvtet- sls Trrthall, Miss Hal* Field, Mrs. man, assisted by Curtiss 8. Johnson, Br*oould come. made her home with her for nearly coat and removal when the removal ...... l.H H* said the men were In to* iVABC-CBS—7 New Series of ed. Bmetona but it cOuld not be learned Principal Edaon M. Bailey of theater office ounounded by a lay- 8:80—Alfred WalleiMtein's Orches- th* Host Out o f Ufa.” type of labor Include; garters, dolls’ "He koosted th a t' he was "not N o , matter what ones feelings two years. ia tor the purpose of public Improve- Allied Cbem ...... 165 tra. 10:46—News Service. "Just Entertainment" (W est re- bodies, baseballs, shirts^ hate, ties, Mrs,.Benjamin A. Strack, Mlaa today whether they were accepted. Am C an ...... Manchester High thla afternoon re- out of tools and revolvers. Two of afralr. Bcbenker aaid. Oermany baa afternoon at 2:30 at' her home. Rev. Would seem to be no question but ...... 35H 9:30— Program from New York. 11:15— Rhythmslrea. HImber; 8:80 Pick and Pat; 9 Patriola Brown spent the week end tls offered his resignation five days Am Rad St.S . H. A. Swaffleld of Fatrfleld, presi- crouched in a corner ot the dark- December 17, 1936, on hla door-to- •oeompllahed greater trade expan- Ferris E. Reynolds, pastor of the that It would be a nublic Impiuve- ...... 10:00— Contented Program. 11:30—Big Slater. George Arils* and wife In "The Man ABSENT-5IINDED PROFESSOR. In South America, espedaily in In Long Island! ago— before a show of Polish arms Am Smelt ...... dent of the (tonnecticut Inter- ened Interior, while the others wer* Who Played Cfod;" 10 Wayne King door tour of "revenge.” Second Congregationla church, of m enl. to remove abahdoned trolley forced Lithuania to bow to demands ...... 10:80—Guy Hedlund and (tompany. ll:46-c-Aunt Jenny’s Real Life Brazil, than all the other nations, The Ooventry hTagment Society Am Tel and Tel ...... 125H acholasflc Athletic Ctonference, of behind the office door. waits. lariy which, shf was a member and long tracks from any state aid or trunk for "normalization" of Pollsh-Lith- which Manchester is a member. 11:00—New*. -Stories. Albuquerque, N. M.— Dr. T. C. •nd only war can stop him now, a will meet at the parsonage Wednes- Am Tob B ...... 68 Cooke was accompanied to the WJZ-NBC—8 Melody puzsles; LATE DECISION. actively interested, will conduct the line highway. iianlan commercial and diplomatic "The Ctonference sends heartiest 11:15— “Golden Gloves Box Mstoh- 12:00 Noon— M ary Margaret Mc- DonnfcUy of the University of New war that Dr. Schenker U flrmly day. Covered dish luncheon will be service and burial will be In the Am Wat Wks ...... 6\i scene by Patrolman John Doughan es." 8:80 Grand hotel;'♦0 Philadelphia "From the standpoint of the relations, but that the President congratulations to the newly crown- Bride. „ Mexico, hurrying to a luncheon, Fort Dodge, la.—Peter Grell, 72, •oovlnced Will be with Russia. The served at 12 noon. Business meet- family plot In the Buckland ceme- town, once the railway company has Anaconda ...... 31 and two repreaentatlves of the 12:00—Weather. P. M. ■ orcheatra; 10 Warden Lawes drama; discovered a flat tire, called' a re- amall nations that'HIU er ‘desires would not accept It. . Armour 111 .... ed 'Connecticut and New Etogland 11:30 Fiak Singers. who married fifty years ago, is cele- ing at 1:30 p.m. to allow the re- terj-. ' . - absindoned Its line through a town...... Arnerican District Telegraph Oom- 12:03— Lanl Mclntlre’s Orcheetra. - 12:1'6—^Your News Parade—Edwin pairman. cannot count on England or France Throughout last week’s tension Atchison ...... 29'i interscholaatic , baaketbaU , cham. P4l|iy, whose alarm cauaed'the po- What to expect Tuesday: brating his golden wedding anni- mainder of the afternoon for the ny benetU the town may receive la piODS. 13:30—Louis Armstrong's Orche*-- C. HlU. Wheil the job was done ho versary this year by asking for a tor aid because .these nations fear Lazoraltls favored reconciliation Aviation Corp ■. 3>i nd* to'go, to the theater. ^ t r * . K^EAE-NBC—2 p. m. Fun irr soJ;i^e Missionary Program plaflned'by the Mrs. Fred Frederick. t an end. In other words It ia no 12:80— Romano* of H elen .T ren t Climbed in, but his key wouldn't” Russia more than Germany, be said. with Poland; Baldwin CT ...' ...... 8'.i "The Conference la proud of Ite music; 8 Pepper Young's family; dl'vorce. His suit ch arg^ his Mlaalonary Committee with Mrs Kbenefit to have the tracks of an .The' quartet were 'charged with 1:00—SUent 12;45-'-Our Gal Sunday. fit—his own automobile was parked PRUDENTIAL J President Thomaa Bentley an- Mrs. Berths Frederick, w ife -o f Saturday's compliance with Po- Balt and Ohio . new basketball hings. Again, con- 4:80 Rush Hughes comment;' 6 wife, Susan, 72, with cruel ahd In- Leon Austin in charge. abandoned trolley line running 644 burglary, possessing burglars’ jtoola 1:00—Batty and Bob. Immediately behind,.tl^ O. K. n''V TH[ nounced that starting April 4, four Fred Frederick' passed away last land's army-backed ultimatum, Bendix ___ gratulatlons to team’s coach, W ll ToinoiTOw*s Program. human treatment and desertion. through any town and there seems ' .. 11’4 fred (!larke, the school and you.’ and carrying concealed weapon*. 1:15— H 3rmiu of AU ^rtrehaa. meetinga will be held at the Hotel The Manchester Trade School Or- evening at her late home, 289 Mid- however, affected the foreign min- Beth Steel ___ ...... 5.1% A. M. STRENGTH OF to be DO reason'w-hy It should be They will appear in court again 1:36—^Arnold' Qrim’a Itoughter. . Bberldu, after which' meetings will chestra will give a concert at the dle Turnpike Eoat after a lengthy ister's political ppsitlon and caused Beth Steel, pfd ...... 90 6.00— Blue Grass Boy. GIBRALTAR / Phiirch Community Houae under illness. Bom in Poland, a daugh- called upon to pay for the malnte- coimtry-alde bitterness. •J .Afirll 6. 1:46—VaUant liuly. transfer (to the Country Club /or Borden ...... 17 A safe in the office waa unopen- , 6:30—"Revellla.’’ the auspices of the Ooventry Frag- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Oustaf Hints oance and repair." ' ' student asaociatlOns declared a Can Pac ...... 2:00—The Chicagoans. the summer...... 6 ad. It contained 8900. 7:00—Morning Wstch— Ben Haw- ment Society. she came to this country 40 years in accordance with Section - 3757 ten-day period of mourning to pro- Case (J. I.) ___ 2:15—Th* O'NeUIa. Spea/u For B. 8. Temn ...... 80 Police questioned the- men for thorne. ago and haa been a resident of ot the general atatulei^ the highway tc^st the nation’s capitulation to Po- Cerro De Pa* .. Local Stocks 2:30—American School of the Air. Principal EdMn M. Bailey ot The "Ekim A Dollar Party"" will ...... 38'4 hours coDceroing other safe jobs in 8:00— News. Manchester for the past 37 years. commissioner may order the tracka land. Ches and Ohio 3:00—Tea Time Revue. ELIMINATE COOKING FAILURES Hancbeater High waa present and be held April 1, at the Church Com- ..... 29 New Raven during the last few , 8:OiM!^Hi-Bova She la survived by her husband, removed. The aasoct;tttoD members decided* Chrysler ...... Furnished by Eddy Brothers -3:30 — Cinclzmatl Conservatory apok8 briefly in praise of the bas- munity House. Starting at 2 p.m. ■... 00 8 Do, months. 8:XW fc adlo Bazaar. with high tea served at 4 p.m. one daughter Emma (Mrs. N. Mlr- " I f the highway commissioner de- to wear black crepe on their caps Coca (tola ...... 117 38 Lew is 8t. • - 9:00—HUky Way. Symphony cauidren’s Pro- lent ketball players who Saturday added onovitch) of Manchester, three sires to continue these tracka,” the until March 31, the date when Lith- Col (torbon • ...., Hartford, Conn. ■— gntm. -thes^re too expensive the New England title to their Hoiy Week services will be held ...... 69 9:18— Oretchen McMullen. - , sons, Edward and Herman of Man- opinion atatea further, "then the uania ligreed to exchange diplomatic Col Gas and lE3 William R, 5larUn 4:30—Those Happy OUmana. Ii»gue .Uid state laurels. He said Tuesday and Thursday evening of ...... 7 9:30-r-Food News. chester and William of Hartford; atate and the railway company envoy! with Poland, aa demanded ComI IDV T r ...... 374 4 liocal Representative 4:45— (topltol (Jptiilonf. that he was proud of their achleve- Holy Week. Tuesday evening lerv- 9:45— "Young Wldder Jones." and disappointing:— also eight grandchildren. ‘One should pay for maintenance; the in the Polish note of last week. Ctoml S o l v ...... 7>. 1:00 p. m. .Quotations ABOUT TOWN 10:00—Mrs. Wlggs of the Csbbsge mehte but prouder still of the fact ice, the pastor will give the Story daughter, Alice pre-deceased her' of, "Peter In The Firelight," which town should not be called t ^ n to There waa a brief' flurry last (tons Eldlaon ...... 20U X Bid Asked Patch. that the hotel manager ; in' Provi- nine years ago. Plana are being made for a larg* will be Interpersed with appropriate contribute to. the, support o f . the night at the state opera when a (tons Oil ...... 844 X lasuranoe Stocks 10;18-John's Other Wife. dence told him that the Manchester The funeral will be held Tuesday delegation of Red Men to visit tha Deaths Last Night selections by the choir. dead horse.", Leftist newspaperman tried to read Ctont Can ...... 41 Aetna CiauaUy...... 10:80->JUst Plain BUI. team waa the best behaved group afternoon at 2 o'clock at Watkins' a statement demanding the govern- Com Prod ...... 62 Aetna F ire '...... Rockville tribe tomorrow night 10:45—The Woman in White. Of boys U iit ever staved at the Funeral Home With Pastor Karl when the Great Sachem of the State Supplying London with ga* calls ment resign. Police bustled him Del Lack and Wea't ...... 544Aetna Life ...... 11:00—David Harum. New York-—Arthur H. Samuala, hotel. Richter of Concordia Lutheran of Rhode Island pays a vlqlt to that ANNUAL PRIMIUM for more than 6400 miles of gas off. but the audience cheered him Douglas Aircraft ...... 40 Automobile ...... 11:15—Backstage Wife. 40, axecutlv*! producer o f radio sta- Today was Dr. FoVbes Bushnell's church o f which Mrs. Frederick waa Dii Pont' ...... Ctorm. General ...... tribe. All members of the local tribe mains. wildly. ---- ..114T4 11;30—Hopie Makers Exchange tion WOR, and former editor o f the for *9/000 birthday and someone hod arranged., OPEN FORUM member, officiating. Burial will Elec Auto Lite .., ...... 1744 Hartford Fire ...... desirous of going’ are requested to with Eleanor Hose. PROBLEM: You need more fife foi a birthday cake, pieces of which be In East cemetery. Friends may Gen Elec ...... Hartford Steam Boiler leave their names at the, club on New Yorker magaxln*. Harper's Af» «t Firit Alter 38^4' 11.45— "The Mystery Chef.” Basaar and House BeauUtuL were diatribut^ among the Klwan- call at the funeral home thla eve- Gen F o o d i...... 2744 National Fire ...... Bralnard place so that transportar lenM f Yeen •tkYeer ning. , 12:00—"Getting the Most Out of lana. Henry Smltli won the attend- A TBIBpTB. Gen Motors ...... Phoenix ...... 70 tion may be furnished. . Life"— Rev. WlUlsm L. Sofia, Bulgaria—^Alexander HaSn- insurance than ypu feel you can Jacket and Dress Costume OlUette ...... Traveler* ___ ..... 395 SUdget. ■ '. off, 71. former Bulgarian premier. 20 •43.33 . 991.10 ance prim, donated by Dr Buahneil. 31 46.70 Editor, The Herald; E. E. Eaton. Hfckbr Prod Pnbllo UtUitiea A grass Are at West Center and P. M. Mobile, A la —Th* Right Rev. WU- ELECTRICALLY 93.40 It was the writer's good fortune Uam O. McOoweU, bUbop of th* 32 47.90 93 AO afford at present. But you ha^e'rea- Mrs. Uoyd Nevera of Main street Hudson Motors . ,. Conn. Lt. and P ow .'.. Henderson streets was extinguished 12:16—"The Artistry of Homemak- * ' . to be one of a large Class of boys Episcopal diooesa of Alabama. 33 49.03 96.10 has received news of the death yes- Will Go Places in Style Int Horv ...... Conn. Pow...... by (tompany No. 1 of the South ing" wiOi Fred Wade, vocal- nitfi M 30A3 and girls. In the old Union school By CAROL DAY Detroit—Robert I t FotbergUl, 89. 100.30 terday afternoon of her brother-in- Int Nick ...... Htfd. Elec. L t...... Manchester fire department called ist; Harold Kolk, organist. 33 31.30 103.00 son to expect larger income or less NORTH COVENTRY on North School street, who had Int Tel and Tel ... Illuminating Sbs...... on,a.stiU alarm at 1:20 this after- 12:30—Beauty Hint*. former major league butfleldar and Mis.s Elizabeth J. Golway as their law. Ernest Eaton Kidder, at his One thing you aimply must have 3* MM 103.10 home, 17 Sixth street, Dover, ,N. H. this spring ia a jacket coatume that Johns Manville . .. New Britain Gas ... noon. 12:46— "Slngta’ Sam'.’ alnca January baaebaU coach at 27 33.93 107.00 instructor, not for one year but Mr. Kidder and bis wife, Mary Mc- Kennecott ...... So. New Eng. Tel. (to. 433 1:00—News; Weather. Lawrence InsUtut* of Taebnelogy. expense in a few years. The legal voters of the Town of several as she waa an. excellent goea amartly to bridge club, meet- 38 MM 1II.I0 Intyre Kidder, have frequently" visit- Lehigh Val Rd .... Western Mass...... 24 Mr. and Mrs. Nila. Pearson who 1:15— "Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne." Los Angelas -A u s tin Partcar, 1 U N I V E R S A L ’ S 34 37.90 114.40 * Ooventry will meet tonight, at 7:30 teacher and waa promoted as t ^ y . Inga and luncheons and yet is not I ^ ' p.m. a f the Town Hall in South ed In Manchester and are known to ' too dressy for general street wear, LIgg and Myers B Indnatriala recently moved from Fiorpnee street 1:30—Words and Music. author, aviator and former husband were. The thorough, conscientious Loew's ...... Acme Wire ___ ..... 27 to their new house on Server street 2:00— French Prommdatlon Les- 3* Coventry to,_take action on the fol- effort she put into her work with a number of people. Mr. Kidder too. Pattern 8042 la exactly tn^ of Miriam Hopkins, film actreoa 38.83 ' 117.70 lowing articles: 1-2-3-4 which were who was 69 years old. Iraves a sla- Mont W a r d ...... < Am. Hardware ...... 20 were given a surprise housewarm- abiia. Professor O oteau. OtUwa — Martin Burrell. 79, 31 flO.73 191.30 ■SOLUTMONt- Oor lifetime policy tho9i^ grammar .achuol pupils, laid type you. want, and you cair make 33 put over from the meeting held m ter, Mrs. Roecoe Twombly of Lake- Niah K e lv ...... Arrow H and H, Com. 35 ing party Saturday night by 'about 2:30— Hank Keene. Ubrarten of th* Canadian Partla- M.73 113JO a solid foundation for their con- it so earily. It haa evarything to Nat B is ...... 25 of their friends from Hartford. 2:40—Progress In Promoting Pub- Pine 'ttee 33 M.90 118.00 • NpjtiL Coventry Dec. 4. 1937 which port. N. H. He waa a deacon of Billings and (.Spetlcer. 4 ment 'and format minister o f agri- tinued education. Many of them make It style-right and becoming— Nat dash R e g ___ Bristol Brass ...... 32 Burnside and this town. The guests^ lic Health— Stanley H. Oi- 34 67.09 ns4.io with premiums first five years onlff wore pertaining to putting electric the Baptist church of Dover for 45 culture. In later years expressed their ap- casual, feminine lines, amootn Nat Dalrv ...... Colt's Pat. Firearms . 54 brought, with them all the essentials * .* born, M. D. Model 39 69.40 I38J0 hghte in the'acbools, and Indoor years and tang In the choir. He Minneapolis— Dr. / «a rt Edward preciation to her for all she bad waa also a member of the City shoulders in the jacket, soft drapmiS' Nat Distill ...... Eagle Lock ...... 1444 fer a biiffetdimchr and an occasional 2:45—Kay Fayre, New, Ehigland's 3« 71.90 143.80 toilets In the Center Sch-jol, pur- Smith. 57, former superintendent of half the pate there^ifter. done for them, even though she was School Board and Mt. Pleasant at the bodice in the dress. Notice N Y Ontral ...... Fafnir Bearings _____ 85 chair for the new hiome. A_ bultet- Song Sweetheart. i - 37 74M 149.10 chasing land from the church for often compelled t'o be a strict dla- l^idge of Odd Fellows. that It la made with the new lifted N Y NH and H . .. lunch Was served and a thoroughly. 3:00—Pepper Yoimg's FamUy. the adult department of education 38 77.S9 134.70 clplmarian. Gray Tel Pay Station 4., ■chool purposes etc. Article 5, To waistline and fuilness over the bust, North Am ...... Hart and (tooley .... iJS enjoyable evening spent by all prea-' 3:15—Ma Perkins. of .the Methodist Bplsoopol church. 34 80.33 100.70 see what action the town will take School hours were longer in those that combine por perfect flattery. Packard ...... Hendey Mach. Bt . . . . 7 ent. 8:80—Vic and Bade. Palo Alto, (tollf.—l4«f. Perley days and subjiCte fewer. Extra . 46 88.3 « PREMIUM WAIVER GolwSy Included apelling matchss, '43 90.43 1804)0 ! tion the Town will take In regard Mlaa Hilda B. Nlelsea Phelps D o d g e...... do.,-pfd...... 90 the Boston flower show yesterday in 4:15—The Story Mary Marlin. Lo* Angelas—JoUi Logg, 86, ra- practicing - new songs, committing ere]ie. which ever you prefer, and 43 84,33 188.70 DISABIUTY BE-NEnr mC^UDED IN POU-, i to closing section of road starting PhU Pete ...... North and Judd . ! . . . 24 The Mechanics building 'included 6:80— "Hughesreel” presenting tlrrt president of the Worcester • p favorite poems to methory or the Largely attended funeral aenlees the bodice top may be in contrasting 44 M.S9 190.70 • t Route 44 jopposlte North Cov-n- Pub Serv N J ...... Peck, Stow A Wilcox * 5 Mias Beatrice, Mlaa Bernice and Rush Hughe* new* com- Woolen Mill Corporation of Wore** , guessing of conundrums ot a bia- for Mlaa Hilda B. Nielsen were held fabric Or color. 43 V i o t . 6 3 103.30 CIES ISSUED AT THE ^ T E S SHOWIf. ^ tjry church abd' ending at the rcai- Radio ...... Russell J lfg. Co...... 37 Mias Irene Lydall, Mrs. F r ^ Pohl- mentator. ter, M s f* tortcal or educational nature. An Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Pattern 8042 la designed for sizes 46 ' 107.M 114.30 dence of Mrs'. Arth"r Porter. A r- Ram R a n d ...... man. Mrs. W. J. Taylor, Mlaa Flor- 4:46—The Road of Life. occasional treat for good behavior Watkins' Funeral' Home with Rav. 84. 36, 38. M, 42, 44 and 46. In slse Scovlll Mfg. (to...... 21 >4 47 llt.05 114.10 ticle 7, To see about closing portion Fenia E. ReynoMa of the Second 36. the dress requires I 3-8 yards Republic Steel X Stanley W o r iu ___ 3544 ence Shaw, Mlaa Mary Bonn, Mias 48 117.13 1S4J0 o f Cassidy Hill Road atertlng at the waa the reading by Mtaa Golway Congregational church, of which of 39 inch material, plus 1 8-0 ya/ds Rey Tob B ...... do., pfd ...... 2744 Emma Merkel, M r*.' Flora Burk- ' to. 44 lft.73 143 JO of the hill by the residence of of a chapter or two from a new. or absorbing book, all serving the pur- Miss Nielsen was a member, offlel- eoDtrostlng. The joclftt . raquiraa 2 Sebenley Dls ...... Torrington ...... 20 44 bardt and Mr. and Mrs. John H. Goltier and ending at the ao- Tanner. a 80 118.30 pose of a Well-rounded, elemental^ atlng. Among thoa* present was a l-2Jrards of 39 Inch materiaL Sears R oebuck!...., V e ^ fr Root, new . . . ' 44 44 t«7.t0 llie.d Tolland and Merion Road. delegation from Sunset Rebekah Shell Union WDRC ibash Installed On First Floors! ! • t o - 4 This plan wiU help you training., •- Tba new SPRING AND BUM New York Banks Article-8, To- see if Town will ^ te lodge. The bearer* were; Joeeph Socony Vacv (tompany K. 169th Infantry, Con- ' « ,1 Several reunions of thla class MER PATTERN BOOK, S3 pages Rank ot Now York . . 840 AUo Imuad to lay a tax aufficient to cqver the Plach, Alvin Hunt- Btobert (toleman. South Pac Bankers Trust ...... ' 4644 necticut National Guard, wllUhold A eUgfctly Ugber for aebond \ have been held in her honor of attractive design* for every slae OxnUqM a i 8 CH3 mtaigaaSI to 90. ■ to start right now budget. ^ Albert Anderson and Donald Lord! South Rwy Ontral Hanover .... 90 their regular dnU session ao^bed-M ( aae Urird Soar tnitallatiott* 1 throughout th* year*, which have all ot Manchester, and W llll^ and every occasion, la now randy. T i* 4-H Service Club held a helped to atren ^en tha bond of St Brands. Chase...... 3944 uled to i^ b t at 7;30. " neetlng Friday evfoUig at the Armstrong of Irvlngtoii; New Jer- Photographs show drassaa 'tnoda Sti Oos and El Chenfleal ...... 4044 friendship and respect between the sey. Interment was in East ceme- from these patterru being worn; a r *T » IlSIli Bpiae o f Mlaa ^lather Koehler. Their teacher and pupils. St OU CU ...... ; ...... a t y ...... 2344 St; John’s Drum and Bugle Corps * Monday, Msrtli 21 , tery. feature you will anjoy. Let to* ^ i ^ l t agent, phone Itxil o$(x.or write to the Company next meettng wiU b« held April 1. MART SHAW TAYLOR St o n N J ...... Continental ...... 1144 WiU hav* a lehearwU this afternoon charming designs in this now book Tax Corp ...... at 0 o’clock for its partlcipaUbn in -**• J . , *LM IILTZ R«t . Leon H. Auattn gave hia Corn E xchange...... 4644 5:3aT-8t*i»potlier. — ■ " third Lenten aanOap, Sunday /Dom- INDIAN FIGHTER DIES help you In srour sewing. One pat- Timken Roll B e a r ...... First .National ...... 1660 tha parade Oils evening. The Modem El^etric Way Means Geanlinesa, Conreniehce, tern and th* new Spring and Suin- 5:46—Hilltop House—starring Bess TlfMM H ing at tha Second OongregiitipnaJ BRITONS NOT TO BOW TraiM. America ...... Guaranty T ru s t...... 328 Johnson. / church. mer Pattern Book—26 cents. Book Union Carbide ...... Irving Trust u The rheebog of the Board of- Bethel. ■ March 21— (AP).—John 6:00—News Service. , ^ Pius Better Cooking: Results Every Time. ‘ a alon^l5 cents. Union Pac . ♦...... Selectmen, scheduled for tonlgnta, ^lieU li IIMIEI’S ' About 25 delegates of the dlffer- ♦ London, March 21,— ( I*) — The Manhattan ...... 21 6:15—WTMIC String Enaembla, Jo- British,government does not Whnt J. Lamson, 82, who aa a corporal Unit A ircra ft...... 9 .... -I . rat churches mat Sunday afternoon For a PATTE RN of this attrac- Manufact. Trust • • • • 35 lyUI ha postponed unttl Wednesday, seph Blume, director. Britons to bow to Japanese aantilea.; in the United States Army (tovalry Unit Oorp . ; ...... OieiESYM at- the Beoofld Oongfegatlonai tive model send 15$ In (XJIN, your New York Trust .... 87 aa will be a hearing concerning ui* 6:80—Books Carter. Asked in Jh* Houae of Oatfiifloha participated in th* Sioux and north- Unit Gas Imp ...... ; ...... church to make plaha for the pom- ern (toeyaniM campaign*, diad Sun- NAME. ADDRESS, STYLE NUM- Public N ational...... 2644 fixing of a., new building line on -6:45— Lum and Abner. FKliiiNTio ^ pear. I t araa voted one dele- today U th* Japan*** command at; day at his boma bar*. BER and SIZE to TODAY'S PAT- U 8 Rubber ...... Title Guarantee . . . . . 8 School street. For purposes ot th* FaltHng had not laauad order* that' 7:00—Poetic M elodles-^ack Ful. t'A w o u ■; UtiBurminf n f Atnrrini from eacii church abould be A native o f Now Milford, ba had TERN BUUAU, U 8TERLINU U S Smelt U. S. TTuat...... 1460 ! record, the Board wlU convene to- The Manchester^ Electric jD^sidn foralgnera bow 'to Japan*** guard*. U S Steel ...... ^. ton. tenor; FrwiklyB Mm ). to form an executive com- laaldad ia Bathal for 6S yaon. Sur- ?L, BROOk Sy N, N. Y. * X—Ex-Dividend. 'night at 8 p. m., and immediately Prime Htnlater Cbam beri^ repUad: Vick Orem ...... Omnack. vfhich Jn turn will make viving are four eons and aaveral Be aura to addrea- 'jwur anvelopa* adjourn. ' ‘ TOB—Arthur Godfrey. , 'Instruction hav* been sent that Waatern—Unloo ...... Approxlmetelv :noo gal- isd aniMiBcncox sown oonPAinr ; K>WA»0 a DOWno;Pra*«*nf Homo Omeo, NIW AM C NSW JCRSIT for Um nLiire meetinga The j jf this ptacUi grandchildren ai>d grisat-grandehll-’ to THE HERALD TODAY’t PAT- 7:80—Am oeg our Suvenira. / • * r -■* •aiatad it s h ^ d b* West El and M f g ...... / Iona ut antl-ircv.. uiuitme are laUjr warn aaneuneed ^ April 1 diaooottonad dren. _^Fn(Mral oaiNloaa will b* TERN BUREAU, U 8TERUNU Venus is nearly twice as far »:00i-M oodily N ight IWow./ ^ mUsinSM ; WmAeedm.tn.rn. ® " V . ' ■ bald Woolworth •...... used by Amtricaa 'C. / rt-ACE, BROOKL'YN; N. Y . ------com the aun aa Mortury. and M . 'V - . / . .. Elec Bon<| and Bbare (Curb). every year. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, MARCIL21, 1938 PAGE NHO|! WHrre EAGLES TAKE Stat^ Meet Victor, At WILUMANTIG Recoti HEROES OF THE LAST QUARTER DRIVE TO M B ' NEW ENGLAND CAGE DIADEM r- Nose Out M o i i^ Orioles ROLISH-AMERICANS NEW ENGLAND CROWN ’■-il f Tourney Notes HIGH CAGERS ACCORDED *i * SMASHES OWN STANDARD^ It Manchester High whips Paw- SETBACK BRISTOL ' In Otertiqie 49 tucket tonight to achieve Ito grand, slam in basketball, tt will be a dis- A WILD DEMONSTRATION 46 In Gold Medal Tonr< tinct upset as far as Providence OVER TW O -M ILE ROUTE WON BY papers are concerned . . . all the IN LEAGUE TUSSLE writeni have gpne-overboSrtin^ Townspeople Torn Out En j t)oubles for Wes m ney; SaTerick, Haraborda, dieting a Rhode Islandc^n(ifmpb\ 5«^ pointing out that Pas^raAtot dis- Local Distance Edipiei played far supach aarke were Erik Modean. From yisitore Aa Suraislaaki Holder of 19 national titlas aodoui- ; V.4«oce'&turday night in the finals of the 1,4th annual New Eng- 26 won the g l ^ ’ AAU tournament of m PA team to M to 80 aad out- ficiencies os a walter'>. .we're not bllee. loaded wuth N H Nnuira* lo out to replace Schleldge. then gart. Then Cole scored with a short in aJl, six on each team, de.spltc the a huge sliver loving cup that will aad just before the game ended Newport Saturday morning to give daily good in tourney game# . . team, by scoring 16 points. and Norman Bright twice at tbai profusion of bodily- contact during Members of the (3ielsea, Mass. to welcome home th> Mew England monial dinner to be given Tuesday With,but Otie more League game tuck and Pawtucket in the New England play, the last thriller by a 28<8 called on the Squatrlto brothers to toss as he sifted through Paw- be the permanent award to the Spaulding High of Barre, Vt., Ports- Fraher came through with another hit charges all possible rest but hla dose checking averted many remaining for the locals, ths stand- St. Jeha*a name distance, third once to Arekla^ ■ margin that waa achieved in as heart-hammering. nerve-tinEllna nuUe- the action-crammed, thrill-laden en- Pawtucket went along ..... t baakstbaU chumploni. As soon as night by the Chamber ot (jorliraerce. succeed the others. And with Mur- tucket's shifting zone .to register team winning three times. It mouth High of New Hampshire and Shot to make the final score 49 to probable talllea under toe basket in the final rseulta were announced at ir.g of the State Pollah 'League P. San Romani and Lash I the 3,000 ^ poundlng a finish ns could possibly be imagined. - ' * phy and Cole, this quintet, all of the first twin-pointer. '• counter. will be on display at tomorrow every game . . . he should e4joy a 0 B. Sumlslaskl, It .. meters and fifth once at the mile. L \M>at A Comeback! ; ------Winslow, Me., teams were also men- 46. Saverick, Haraburds and Wlers' The HeraKd office, the huge group shapes \ip aa followa. Other teams whom will be back next season ex- Nine times the lead changed Rhody Forges .\head night's testimonial banquet along 19oned.but weren’t in . action long blcki proved to be the big guns of John “Shorty" Malln of Hartford, fine season next year . . . have but one'more game: 2 H. Grayb, rf . It woe bis third triumph, Mcaua-j Eight minutes to go! cel)! Ernie Squat rito, lived up to « The dispute having subsided, the with the trophy captured Iri the Oofin., and Emety DanMll of Crans- of fans launched a parai’c, march- R Davlk, rf ...... key bavtng won a two-mile handl- i hands in that hiazlhg first quarter enough, to make a vivid Impression the Pa team while Fraher and Cur- ing up ana dewn Main street Irre- Men’s DIvtalon 0 . Manchester outclassed and oul- (Marke's confidence with a closing as Cole, Schleldge and Murphy rivals took up their strugggle again state tourney. on the host of sports writers cover- ley featured for the Moriarty toft, R. I., orera dloquallfled as ref- Young Tod Brown,: who took TOURNEY’S W, L. Pet. 0 M. Rubaeba, o . . . , cap avent loot month and also drive that wiped out Pawtucket's and Shannon scored with a follow- The Clarkemen were also pre- sress for ths final because they gardleaa of truffle oonditlona. In no MaaehbsUr ...... 20 0 A. Rubacha, rg ., national ateepleohasa UUe tor Mayed but hot outfought by a great I Grand Finale! provided Manchester's points, while ing the loumament. - Brothers Oriolee. HennSa Wlers- Koac'a place at center when toe time at all, they had picked up a 1 .983 Pawutcket quintet that had every- ilght-polnt advantage and provided Mclllwaln, Shannon, Rutledge and up tap on a long shot after which sented with a bro'nze plaque for bleld played aa eaaeptlonally fine come from the same states as the veteran waa injured against Bristol tthompaonvUla ...... 1 8 8 .727 1 B. Orzyb, Ig . . . . . sixth time la eeven years. .Manchester (28) ail the margin that was necessary Harry Squatrlto sank a free try permanent possession j»nd gold game to hold the high scoring Cur- oppoelag teams . . . therefoca Paul late in toe season, also rate-: com- crowd of both pedeetriana and HISTORYl New BritainBrill ....14 7 .666 thing. Six points down, 24 to 18. Gossler paced ' Pawtucket’s on- motorists which made Main street Then Harry Squatrlto, injected In- P. B. F. to bring Manchester through in a slaught. The . Rhody champs led when fouled by Pogson to give Paw- watch charms for players, coach ley to a single basket In the last A. Flaherty of Portland, Me., and mendation for his fine work . . . he BrUtol ...... 12 6 .666 3 23 1 47 to the fray a few minutes before 0 Cole, rf . . , ...... 4 1-1 blaze of vell-de.scrved, hard-earned tucket a 20-15 edge at halftime. and manager. Sliver watch half while scoring three boskets and Fred E. Fahey of Pittsfield, Mass., didn't got Into toe final dash but jiractlcally a one-way Vioroughfare, The New England Invitation In- Meriden ...... 13 7 .650 New York Area five times, the sebre waa tie* twice f ]V(Sek End Sports were slated to handle the title care coming down four abreaet. CURB QVOrAnONS along with Elmo Gavello and Ernie ■ 0 Green, rf ...... 0 ()-0 glory, nnd to^jrove that' superior and it was Murphy’s long set shot Coach Bob Morris^., of the Rhode charms were awarded to the two fouls himself. As a result of more than upheld bis end in the terschOlasUc Basketball Tourna- Hartford .. ___ 14 8' .636 !*• B. ; 1 Schleldge, If ...... riinnerups and bronze souvenirs tussle . . . j Music for the parade waa furmaheo Union City ... 8 7 .633 1 F - . M l c k l w l t a , r f Squatrlto, waa fouled by Dick Gos.s- ; 1 0-0 ability In the-finp points of the .that sent Manchester to the front Island team; a swell fellow, said al- By the Associated Praso. 'the loM, the Moriarty Brothers other games . . . SUnley' Baviloma ment was Originated' by Tufts <3oI- j 1 H. Squatrlto, If game isn't equal to an inspired tenvards that be expected . his were given the other entranta in Orioles gained second place in the by members of the SaJvaUou Army N6w Haven ..10 12 .464 0 F. Koaalc, I f . . . ' ler while shooting. He missed the j 3 3-5 for the fourth time- in the last sec- Manchsater reeelvsd a flood of ! waa too, only member of the squad lege In 192L with tbs principal tro-’ ftiat -try, made the other. But sec- I 0 K o s e . c ...... 0 fighting Spirit bom of an unflinch- charges to have at le'ast^ ten points the New Erigland events.) St. Augustine, Fla.—Frank Moore touniameot. ’ 4'ho wasn't tn action at all . . . Band and the Manchester Pipe Band. RiKkvUlB ...... 8 16 .233 1 S. Lias, I f ...... By lYSSOCIAtgO 8 k ESS 0-0 onda of the period for a 10-9 edge. and Bobby Dunkelberger defeated telsgrama Friday night, so many phy. still In competition, given by .Middletown ...... 4 16 .200 onds later, BUI Rutledge, Pawtuck-, 1 Gavello. if-c 1 ing, undying will to win. leeway at that stage of the game. The AO-Toumament team Along the line of march were 0 8. Lucas, c ...... Am a t s Povi and Lt' B ; i 0-0 Tied .And Tied Again Jimmy Thomson and CMrl Dann, Jr_ that it’a tmpossibls to list tosm all heard cheers ano eonga from the M. the late Dr. Austin Fletchar, then Terryville ...... 416 .200 1 Vy. Varrick. rg .. ot'i blond blizsard ■ and . tourney i' 2 Tacgart. rg . 0 I'pheld State Prestige ' Manchester's reserves took the .Most of the sports writers, save bpmpoaed of Saverick and Hara- It waa a grand't glorious week- Ark Nat Oos ...... ' j 1-1 3 w d 2 in 36-hoIe final of amateur- • • ■ Coach (3arke bad nearly a H. S. students aa they broadcast chairman of toe Board of Tniatees Torrington ...... 3 18 .166 1 C. Kosak, Ig .... standout, dribbled in for a short, 1 E . S q u a t . - ! ! >, 1 flbor in the second quarter and Goa- those from Co.inectlcut, figured Mrrvin Cole and Harry Sqaatrito burda nf tha PA .White Eagles, end all told . . . the boya enjoyed Assd Gas and EH A ...... rg 0-0 Thii.s was Connecticut prestige professional beat bail golf tourna- ”Deo” Wiley and Curley of tbs Ori< 100 massages crammed .* In bis to those who had nqt been Informed at Hifta, In hts honu‘,.thla massive Olrlo* Division'' twisting Shot to make it 26-19. : 0 M u r p h y . I g 1 1-1 sler knotted the count when fouled likewise. emerged as high scorers but Elmo ment toemselvea to toe utmosL .despite Am Sup P o w ...... /. .../ i,. iiplield| as Manchester became the Gayello, Ernie Squatrlto and Jimmy eiss sad Volsck of the WUHmsh'tio pockets and wires were coming in regarding the rcaulte, that their own cup la called toe Tufta-FUtcher W. L. Pel. Q ts 8srv ...... 4 ,...... 1 'Then Meiwin ‘*Ike’’ Cole, in ac- 0 Winzier. Ig 0 0-0 by Ernie Squatrlto. Pawtucket, Pawtucket slowed down Its fast to# neceulty of bolding their vaca- eighth representative of this state Ed Kose Miami, Fla,—Gray Goose, driven neekots, Duffy of the Oriolee gained by the minute, seemingly from boya m red and white had snatched Trophy, and Is awarded for ooa ear RockvIUe^...... 21 0 1.000 : Score St half, 28-24;. N. T. tion all the final half along with easily the smoothest, 'finest ball-: breaking attack after the rest pe- Murphy turned in glittering per- every Individual and organisation in tion spirita down right to the finish Bristol ...... El Bond and Sh are...... 8 to annex the New England cham- High Gingras, wins all three a place on the second team. toe New England championship to the winner of the' Now Engiahd ...... 18 3 .833 free, Yost. | Ford Limited ...... 8 husky Jimmy Murphy, got set on 6 11 handling team in the tourney, was riod In favor of methodical drib- formances, and Bin Schleldge, Ed dence over last weekend, hie stellar Manchester, a grand tribute to toe . . . all acted llge gentlemen and Meriden ...... 18 6 .780 8-8 28 pionship in fourteen years, extend- -eats to take 225-hydroplane race, PaHah American White Eagles (49) honors m the lost ten seconds. This Tournament ' Nlag Hud Po w \...... T Psivtiicket C26) t (» big and too classy for the bling tactics but Manchester would Kose, Roger Taggart. Johnny Green all-around play winning the dynamic 'eature of the 25th anpual Biacayne whole-hearted support of toe towns- lightened toe task of Coach aarke Thompsonvllle ...... 16 6 .727 ing Connecticut domlnaUon of the and Johnny Winzier played their P. B. F. T. preliminary phase of the celebration It ha.# always been understood Ailmiral Peary flamed and Penn Roed ...... g B. F. ■p I event to six conaeculive years. In Clarkemen but the reserves over- i^ave none of it and kept up a con- cage star recognition from most of Bay powerboat regatta. people . . . and Faculty Manager Dsilght that this coveted prise would be- Hartford...... 18 7 .882 placed Grocker Land on the map, heart out aa Important factors in the twenty-seven sports writers who 0 J. Mordavsky, if, c 2 1-3 9 Perry, who were In charge . . . lasted until midnight when the Un- Segal Lock ...... Shannon, rf . 3 0-0 B ; addition, Manchester was the third came these obstacles with theli stant, punishing hammering. / The New York—New York A. C. re- 8 B. Haponlk, rf . . . 0 0-1 0 # ------come the permanent possession of Middletown ...... 1..10 10 .800 Years later, this "extensive---- north. the final outcome. participated in the poll, token dur mistakable -ilost of toe bus's born Union City . ... Unit G a s '...... 1... 8 Allard; rf .... •0 0 -0 „ CCIL team to achieve a grauid slam speed and aggressiveness arid never third quarter produced little score- tains Metropolitan A. A. U. tracli 0 B. Wadaaa. rf . . . . 8i^M ust menUon that a Ulegram toe team first winning it three .. ... 6 » .400 ern land" was found to be Ing as both teams began to show Foul Shooting Decides ing the first quarter of the Man- 1 1-2 Providence papers of yesterday was heard In the distance. Hundreds Msitchester ...... 6 i8 Atkins, rf ... 0 0-0 ,, « f three tlMes, following the lead of let their rivals pile up a command- and field team title with 63 polntj 0 H. WlariMcld. . .. 8 2-4 8 earns from Thomas W. Stowe, for- times. Rogers High School of New- .886 mirage. In the light of cold atatisttca, tt ellester-Pawtucket final Saturday' had a hard time explaining Paw- Uiut physical world indoor record and Glenn Cun- 8 M. Saverick, tg .. 9 1-8 19 kept in play ns a permanent trop'iy. Chicago— Mel-Mei,. haira g la a i. 1-2 3 victory for both teams tallied eleven Manchester's march to the state'dta- Fight every minute and victory will declared that I’awtucket was the Aa thty mproacbed toe center, TerryvOUe ...... 218 *.100 Pogson, c . . . . 1 0-0 2 state. bled the ball around smartly tn the strain took heavy toll of accurate ningham wlna mile championship in This, of course, la only a suggestion panda, made her debut betore k 140^ passing and shooting and repeated' times from the floor. The CTarke- dem a week ago and distlngiiisited 4:21.2. be yours. No Manchester team ever better team but bowed to Manches- home b la a j^ everywhere there waa 1921 —New Haven Commercial^ Rutledge, rg , 4 1-2 9 Manchester’s conquest o,Vcr Paw- back court waiting for an opening, 21 7-19 49 and something that the Tufts Ool- Conn. ord crowd of 42,000 at the Braok-^ but Harry Squatrlto again tied the hi rrages on both backboards were men got only eight attempts f>om himself again In the New EMgland Chicago— Charles Fenake, Wis- deserved greater praise. Congratula- ter's manpower . . , that explans- one available tears of bapplneas Maneheitter P. A. A. O. Boya (40) field zoo, but went high hat ;;; Ploclak. Ig ... 1 0-2 2 tucket was the brilliant climax to a warfare with a superb performance Orioles (48) lego authdrltlea, owners of the cup, P. B. K. T. 1922—Brockton, Mass. march in whlch*'the Clarkemen score at 12-all with r follow-up tap unavailing. the complimentary circle but con- consin, nwis fastest talle in mid- r. R F. T. tions aad best wishes.” Stowe was tioa la a bit hard to swallow aa the were noticed among the spertators. A/tar caetlng a dislntaraeted ioekl verted all but two of them, while in all three games. He sparked the informed of toe outcome by Evan and Tho Council of New England 2—Kovls, rf ...... 3 0-1 6 J9'23- Fitchburg, Mans. -I have been responsible • for many Then Rutledge; spearhead of Paw- Gain 8-Polnt Lead western track history (4:08.9)' al 8 r . Blatichsrd. rf . 0 - 0-2 0 box score shows that toe Red and many ' of them being the proud upon her appnelate kudlenM rtw , 11 4-9 2« ; Pawtucket made good only four of Armour Tech relays to beat Waltei Nyqulst, racently returned from a White used 'ten .. players, bnl.v one Secondary Schools Principals Asso- 2— SavMriek, rf. 1 .." 3-8 5 1924—New Haven Commercial, ^ Points By Periods cafes of nejar heart fstlure, but al- tucket's play, a forward on offense 8 J. Frabar, If . . . . 4 1-2 9 mothers and fatberi of tha Inoom- ciations would have to decide. turaed her bank and beeamy Taggart was fouled by Ploclak nine tries. Be that as It may, it Mehl by 70 yards. trip south . . . more than Pawtucket . . . superior 3— B. BycholskI.. 7 If 3-8 IT Conn.— Manchester ...... ii .i I ways th^y arose Jo the occasion and and a guard on defense, snared 4 CMftsy, If, rf . . . 1-2 16 Ing quintet. With one big sweep, the ■ From 1921 through 1926, a period 2-41ryk-, If ...... 0 0-0 0 192.5- Rogera, Newport, R. I, grassed In squirming threugh a I 10-28 after almost four minutes had pass was fighting heart and spirit that Indianapolis—Don Lash runs manpower would be more like it . . . bus swung around the center and low leg and playing with a be Pawtucket ...... 9 11 4 PDved themselves ns good as they long pass and tallied under the ed and converted the try, then Rut- % 0-8 10 of six yeara, the tourney was held 2—ObuohowHkII c . 2 0-3 4 1928 —Bsockton, Mass. "1 had to be. Only a/late rally ellml- basket but Ernie Squatrlto'a long was responsible for the achievement 3.000 meters in 8:32.8 and Indians 8 1-8 7 All of the aforemoatloned notea began its slow, victorious, ride down buggy and eaavaa chair okilsd .Score By Periods ledge picked up-a loose ball, drib that sent all'of Mariehester Into a distance medley. relay team posts were writtaa prior to Uaachester'a at Tufts Ooliege. It was discon- 0—J. Bjrcholakl, c. . 0 1-1 1 (Tourney discontinued for I nated Portsmouth' of New Hamp' pop again equalized matters at 14- 1 Ponmta, If ..... 1 1-1 8 A poor heart or nervous conlUtu- Main street, by this time a maos ot 3—Opalach, r g . . . . ' . 1 1-3 3 ths floor. Manchester ...... lo 15 18 28 bled in and scored to make it 22-18. deliripua tribute to Us valiant 10:16.8, mCet record, as Michlgar breath-taking triumph over Paw- tlon wouldn't' find the Brown gym tinued for a few yeara and then re- next four years.) • , PawtUclfet ...... 9 shire. In the open<:r. an early lead all. 8 Duf^f ..■,,...x .. 1 0*8 3 care and epcctatora. Innumerable 1— Nkraburda, rg . 1 0-0 2 1931— Rogers, Newport, R 1. 24 2'tt Gavello entered the game at this schoolboy athletiea. ^Heroes, all! wins team trophy at Butler Univer- tucket in the finals . , -. the boys the healthiest place to be last Sat- vived at Newport R. I., where Score at halftime. 20-15 i saved the day against Naugatuck Second later Ploclak rippled the point. Rutledge tallied a^ain with sity relays with 40H points. had.a light lunch early Saturday af. ■tudents clun«, to the ildea ot tha tournaments were staged In 1921 0—FalkoskJL Ig ... •1 0-0 3 1932— Northampton, Hass. LUCKY BBiyU L Uaw- I andjia sensational rally nipped Paw- U 81 4-U 46 urday night . . . those Pawtucket bus and cUmbi^ on the roof to wel- tucket Referees, Fred E. Fahey ot mesh with a aide tosr with less than a aljort toes to give Pawtucket it's Medford, Mass.—John Welley wini ternoon, after which most of them 1932, and 1933, after which It was 1—Vojook, Ig .... . 0 0-0 0 1933— Bristol, Conn. I tucket. It was the same at New two minutes of the quarter remaln-i WUte Eagles ..18 Ifi T 8 7—49 boya sure gave us a thrill during come their boy heroes home. 1934— Brigeport_Central, Corm. Pittsfield. Mass., and I’ aiil A Fla- widest lead of the contest. Then 2(i;mlle marathon run of North Orlolas ...... 8 18 10 4— wandered off to a movie . . . they the first part of the game, but our decided to rotate It among tho New DaDas, Ore — J. C. Symo, eUos;^ : Haven a week ago when the Clarke- Ing. That waa the basket that sent 18 returned to the hotel around 5 •Main Btreel Blockade 18—TotaU ' ...... 16 8-18' 40 193.’ ’)— Me r i d e n , Conn. herty of Portland, Me. Time, eight the Squatrltos appeared and Harry- Medford club, beating Gerard Ck>te, Boors at half. White Bagleo 27, Red aad White cogers would not be England states desirous of acting aa triclan, got Up after a 88-toQt taSt I men squeezed by Hartford Public Pawtucket into a lead that wasn't SL- l^aclnthe, Quebec, by 20 yards. O'clock and rested for more than an Aa the vehicle carrying the cagers boats. Bristol SL Stan Bov » (86) 1936—Meriden, Conti. from acaffolding and found tha aa> minute quarters. topped homaa follow up that made ^HOCKEY Orioles 80. RofUOA Ltwto. 'nna; denied . . - Harry Squatrlto, Oavello I and Waterbury Croaby, then reach- headed until the closing minutes of CkJrtjl Gables, Fla.-—Easiest Way hour, then had a btU to eat before neared the High school. It was near- Under this plan toe tourney re- P. B. F. T. 1037—New Haven llillhouse. ctdent had restored toe hearing be' it 24-18 in Pawtucket’s favor at the 8 mtnjito poitods. and Oole sort, of threw a"hot coal 1—Dobreskl. rf ... . 2 ed unbeatable form to trounce the claah. Harry n>gson replaced . Last Night’s Hockey Results owned by James Cosgrave, wins Co- trekklnk by taxi to Brown gym . . . ly at a standstiU in a vain attempt turned to TufU (College In Medford, 8-11 13 Conn. . ■ had loat In one ea r years bworh. < mlxup, broke spe< over midfloor. state diadem. Polish Aassttaaa WhHo Baglaa (44) a bit tired . . And wore they surprised! . . . Paw- 4— B. SenskI , I f . . . . 6 3-4 16 gap as be found the cords with, a alaught that wrought havoc with National League raceotracR, special police force' beaded by Conn:, In 1935, found the University pairing muscle and nerve adhsttiWK : It seemed impossible that last short pop from the side. P. B. F. T. tucket, a package of dynamite, al- 8— Koblea, o ...... 2 . 1-2 8 Coach Wilfred J. Clarke Cole .Scores t'llhcher Pawtucket's amOoth-worklng, high- New YoHt Americans 4'Joronto 2 Chicago—Alfred -Letourncr anc 1 J. Mordavokj, i t e 1 0-fi 8 Sergeant Jack McGllnr was on duty of Vermont as host Burlington, 0—Twardy, rg .... Ten seconds to go! .Saturday's New England finale Clarke Protesta Hoop Omer>' Debruyeker win six-day bi- ,^ l«gilagrmma aad mete ogee kept ar- lowed their fuse to burn out before at the school attempting to make . 6 0-0 0 ly-organized cage machine. In the De‘,jnlt 4 tjifw York Rangers 3. .4 E. Hapoalk. rf, IT . 8 S-S 8 V’ , In 1936, and was held in Port- 2—4 . Mtaaki. rg .. . 0 0-1 0 ■ Gavello had the ball. He raised his could equal the Monchester-Nauga- Pogson, however, had entered the Boston 6 Chicago 1. cycle race. flP v- during4 the afternoon, os did the gun Wknt >tt. giving Cble the ror m for the hue. Alter they arriv- the sl'le and rang up a nifty twln- last minute, it Iwaa Pawtucket's de- 0 E. WateM, rf, e .. 8 0-0 0 opportunity to sink toe winning laud, Maine in 1937. This year’s 3—Us, Ig ...'...... 3 0-0 4 eyc.s lo the basket, poised for a I tuck state playoff for speed, thrills game without reporting to the of- Intemational-Amerlcan League New Orleans—Chance Ray, from Muchelester.fana bent oa a few ed at the school, the beys were tournament has as its host Brown Mlnter. Gavello grabbed a jump and excitement, but not only waa-i votion to amartfaeas that aided Man- 1 H. WlaroMeki. if .. a 1.3 8 bosk^ with seconds fo go . . . 0—Kowalec, Ig .... . 0 0t3 0 call, raced under the basket and ■shot, then whistled the leather to ficial scorer and a technical foul Syracuse 7 ‘t’hiladelphla 2. K. Davison's, stable captures 2 H. Gryk, o, rf ... 8 8-8 8 words of encouragemaat to the transported back to a local res- University at Providence, R. I. that thriller equalled, ■ It waa aur- chriHer’s cause\ for the Rhody C^r k emen before departing for the , scored It wms 26-23 and the over- Colo, waiting under' the -mesh. was called on Pawtucket. Accord- PT’^lderice 5 New Haven 3. 82.000 added Hammond Handicap 3, B. Haraburda. rg • 8 ,0-i 6 taurant amidst shouts and cheers . Thera has been a'marked change 18— ^Totals ...... p.assed. ■ Manchester and Pawtucket champs stuck to\dribblInA! and pass- at Fair Grounds, after Orinoco, fa- scene of combat . . . reserved seats tn the meantime, while the High .12 12-20 36 SPRING IS HERE! Twi.stlng away from three Paw- ing to the rules, the basket should . AnKricaa AseoclaUon Playoffs where they had a light lunch, alter ' ■llow crowd of nearly 4,000. fans started off at a terrific, killing pace ing Instead of ahooting to give the 2 M. 8avortd^ Ig .. T 8.8 17 CBgers wars battling for supremacy In toe method of holding this event Score at- halftime P. A. A, C. went crazy with frcnzle-d exclle- tucket players. Cole Went into the not have counted but Coach St. Louis 2 Minneapolis 1. vorite. is disqualified -for interfer- were at a premium, all being sold which they mlxee wl(h the crowd, 88, St. Stans 16. that waa sustained through thirty- Clarkemen their golden opportunity ence. ^ ■' out early in the afUrnoon . and thousands of fans were cheer- since It was origlnatod. At Tufts It's time, now any day to ■ ment. wrought up to feve/ pitch by air and bounced the ball off the Clarke'a protest waa. Ignoreirih a (No games tonight). 18 18 s-ie relating some of their experteneed Otllege the flrat six yeara 16 teams Referee: "A l” Bogglnl. backh-jard with an angling shot minutes of the fastest, ! hardest, to take the ball away and snatch a Southern Pines. ,N. C.—Ctobin Manager Burnette Cummings of ing them and urging them on in shed your heavy overcoat! the terrilic speed and fuiry. of Uie brief flare-up with the officials that glorious triumph on the very brink WUHamntte Bnflew («8) and thanking their-friends for the were invited to compete in . a 4wo- ■ Time: -lO-mlnute periods. Y'ou’ll find it a real Joy to that slilhcrevl through the mesh most gruelling play ever displayed almost precipitated a fist fight be- TWI-LEAGUE MEETING Fire, owned by L. W. Robinson, Jr„ P. B. Manchester spent moot of the day Providence, a large crowd gathered claah. Pawtucket called lime out- of defeat. * F.-- t. In taxiing to the' Brown gym to telcgrami they i\.r«ived. Despite dky. touraamenL the first two Score by periods: slip Into one of these fashion- without touching the rim. As Cole between New England flnallsta. tween fans. Clarke was angered, take^ 81,000 Yadkin steeplechase 0 Labelle, rf ...... 1 1-8 8 outside Tho Herald oilice tn town to P. A. A. C...... 14 8 13 8— 40 Sinks Tying Basket 'The boys who finished the game Bio ScUeldga by two lengths from Mrs. James C. make reservations for those who get toe results as they came In. their evident wearinees following rounds of which were played Fri- right topcoats. landed on his feet again, the final A Blazing Start and rightly, and took a booing from There will be a meeting of the 0 Rosen. I t ...... 1 0-0 a day, and the semi-finals on Satur- St Stans...... 8 8 6 18—38 Less than four minutes to go! gun .cracked were outstanding, without a doubt, Brady’s Crooning'water. ' wired ahead for them . . in- Every time the score changed, it the three d y acUyitiee, the b m to set off the wildest Manchester’s first team ao-called rabid Pawtucket fans. Harry town Twilight League tonight at dosing drive that tqppled Ports- 0 Knowles, If,, rf ...4 1-8 9 Mfigered with the Crowd for' eJhne day. This meant 12 games toe ■Harry Squatrlto waa fouled by- demonstration-in the 14-vear his- ■t'ri'ted and the opening whlsUe waa but-every member of the Squad de- Jack Dwyer’s office at 7 o'clock. Denver /-Kansaa . City (Kans.) 2 Moss, c ...... 4 0-0 cidentally, he aad Jerry LbVett did waa announced through the mega- Bristol St. Stan Girls (*8) Squatrlto shpt the free try but serves all the praise, compliments Inouth In thO^ opener, suffered a- 8 a fine job of taMag care of toe odds time. The boyg returned to the bus opening day. and three on Saturday. p _ Ed Ploclak coolly converted the free tory of the tournament. Fans, there the signal for torrid hostilities that missed. KlecUOh of league officers and plans slight letdoum from weariness Healey's W4n national A, A. U; ba.4- ■ 0 Smith, 0 ...... 0 - 1-3 1 phone to toe waiting crowd . . . B. F. T. College „Town and congratulaMona that have been kelbail title, defeating Denver Safe- aad Olds of things during the gala later in the evening, and were aura When Newport was glvwn per- ^ • 7 Pawtucket, depending more on must have been l.OOo or more of saw Pawtucket ally the first point To many observers. It ssemed for the coming tvilitght league will O jg^it Nadgatubk in the semi-finals 1 Sorota, rg ...... 8 0-2 10 Yells such as ”(3oms on. Squatrlto,” 1— A . SenskI, rf ... 7 1-1 18 Highland Pride smart, canny tactics than headlong, and are being heaped upon- them. be discusse^. wtow M:39; -''Bartlesville' (Okla.) week-end . . . and "Put In the second team." were jglsd to aee tb’eir bomea loom up be- mission by Tufts College to atege them from Manchester, spilled out ami came thrbum again'In slzxllng 4 Oorlarty. Ig ...... 8. 8-1 • fora them. ------the event. Invitations wore limited 1—K. SenskI, if . ... 1 1-3 3 drive, stalled for time by dribbling on the floor and almost mobbed the Philllpsjtop ;Wlchlta Gridleys 45-32 1 Chrlstldors, I g common when Pawtucket, to ail ap- 0— VodsrskI,... f 1 . 0^0 2 fisbion In the urrific rally that ... 8 0-8 4 Coach Tommy Monahan ot Bhis- ■ (Joacb Wilfred CHarke arrived in to eight teams, qnd tha conteata aroi nd In the barkcourt hut Man- triumphant Clarkemen. It was al- nipped Pawtucket lln the final. ln’'consirit w-ould carry was congratulated' by one of toe eight teams hoa been conUBaed, • ' »-«. 4 ' way in close to tally ueder the bas- greatest .-omeback and finish In the ond team, while blond,\chunky Bill Endees. 16. Referee, Lewis.* '‘Hme,- them through to victory . . . and toe announcement that Cole put lit .^ket with the tying oounter, 26-29. -New England evenL Schleldge was p(aeed ah guard be- ton. Bermuda. —Mifim'e. 8 .minute periods. . toe winning basket. men as he was walking down Mam. ^with the modification of staging two 8—'Totals ...... 12 4-8 28. SylvIajHenrotln Downs Mrs. Mar- it did, but only after many amclous games each on, th^ afternoon and $ 17-50 ^ ' Two minutes to go! PawlLcket has a great team. cause of his splendid work through- street he gtated, "My friend, now Manebester P. A. A. C. Girls (10) jorie (1 Van Ryn. 3-6. 6-1, 6-2 -to momenta when local hopes were at evening'of Thuraday, instead of P. F. T. -Make no mistake about that. But out the^ -toumamenL While only Metiartjr Oriales The raeqits at 'The Herald were I'm going home and get some sleep.” B. ' .Grays • Browns • Tatu , With all the resources at their capture ^rm uda women'g tennis a low ebb . . . four games that night. - rf 0 0-0 0 j command, the rivals battled desper- m the clutch, when the chips were three of the CHarkcmen were men- P. B. under the^ supervision of . Danny And as usual, as the delabration 1— F; klordavaky, Plaids and Herringbones { down In those swiftly waning, min- tioned, nearly all of theln were tIUe an^d teams with Don McNeilli* reached its prak, and the members The tourbament has beaa undar 0— 'Bolliuky, r f . .. .. 0 0-0 0 hi pell-mell forays up and to-defeat. Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fab-'* 2 Fraher.* rf ...... 1 Mancheoter receivhd an invitation Shea , . . several Hjgb School stu> utes of the final quarter, it was named by one or more of the sports 2 F. Blanchard, If ..,8 dents and hegifM Boy SepuU aldsd of the team received their bard tha tupervialon and dlrectton of Tha a—^trowaki. If . .. 1 0-1 2 floor hot "both were too .van Md Bernard Coghlan win men'i to compete at Portland. Me., next a—Ijojcakl. e ...... 1 2-3 ■■'^.hurried, too harried, too tdnsc and' M^chester that achieved unparal- writers and all were a credit to 1 Curly, If ...... '8 In giving the returns and t|)e,:bpys sallied chaera anc yeUA tha man re-, Council of New England Baooadary 4 i^ b le k downing McNelU and Rob- •rasom and merf likely m m accept 8ehooU Principals Associations ■ I—A. Mordavsky. rg 2 0-0 4 excited to make their shooting bar- leled heights of greatness with a Manchester’s glorious achievemept. ert Mi^tray, 6-3,. 6-4, 6-2. 1 ’DernpF, o'.8 . . theyve got a gnud arena up deaeive much commendatton fnr tbs sponsible for tt all slowly sralked For April ghowers . . . dazzling . display of speed, courage, WlHlam Rufledge, ’ blond co-cap- 8. W y l l e l r g ...... 8 since that body was organised In 8— Haraburda, Ig .. 0 0-0 ■ 0 »«»• • count in the scoring column. there and the place Is a hotbed of splendid way aad the speed 4n which home alone leaving all tha honor 1— Qromulokl ...... 0 0-0 0 Shot after shot rained on both stamina and fighting spirit that toln of the Pawtucket quintet, who 8 ^iffy, Ig a ...... >8 bukAball . . the plan ta tp hav*; Manchester was notified that thstf to his boys, dreaming 1932. The OouncU appoints a tour- Reversible PSV:- backboards, bounded crazily around produced a rip-roaring, never-to-be- plajred forward on offense and * I^ABTY IS POSTPON|J||> ' 0 Pongraja, I g ...... 9 Bristol, Mancheatar and another boys wars taking home tha bon only oi duplIcaUng the splendid job nament committee, a tournament guard on defense, was virtually a director and a local chairman who 8—Totals ___ .. 4 2-4 •^10 ’ T : 0 c o a t e b ; the hoop, then out forgotten climax to the most suc- Oonneetleut tosm up tor the week- be did this year, when the 1988 sea- ■eora at halftime : St. Stans 10, cessful cage season in , Red and unanimous choice in the poll as the 8^ waged "a great batUs dato due to the parade tfala Evening Mrs. Oarka, wtff < Mancheste'^ fUvted. th ooBe in abbitlir aftsf 8 JMBBa ytand At .the, 0 iart«r Oak Bowdoin. and,' this year. Brawn ■t Stans ...... 4 8 8 12—28 /“ tblaznd down Uie floor, got aet just against -Manchester ia the semi- 3 Johnson,' O'...... • ? 19.95 'j ! butslde the fcjul cfrde and let go twenty-year span of coaching here dent Dr. O. A. Caillouette an- vetaian mentor, wras la Provideace o’clock and did not halt until eleven Held. Tb>aYe ih% ,M ^eriea. motor- have either asMstsd or sponsored it P. A. A. a 4 8 4 0—10 To him goes credit tn full measure finals. The forward poattions oommittoe had pl"ns. well under 0 Lis. c . . . r ...... 1 Saturday sight but didn’t aaa tha o’clock, . - la the 14 touhieya staged to data, : hut. axhaustlofl had robbed him of for the strats*y that gave Man- went to Joseph Keefe of Westfield, a.DannehF. rg ..... 1 tat tahiad.a^ their IMhta, but could his Usual accuracy and the shot • when informed of thir sVe n « a i. . It seams that Mrs. net ba Bknead t# atn# blowing tbetr ConneeUeut teams have demon- chester its clean sweep of all the Moaa, and -Edward Ploclak. Paw- 3 Riasdl, I g 1 atrated their superiority By leianlng mtaaed by a hair's breadth. Man- 'a mammoth celAHratioa. Inel- Clarfca kaa attended only two games BUly Pagaal of tka Wast^^Bfle boras. It isaa itni|waaW8aibly one of or Btatf High School Atbtotte As- basketball bonora In the schoolboy 1 tueket'a co-captolh, both of whom itaUy the meeting srtwduled tor 1 8rfeuaka,'l|; .^ ... 8 hi naarly SO yaara and ManclUatar eight Umas, Indodtag ths l a a t S chester get tha baa ia a pushing occupied* starring rWes In their Barber Shop has genaroos^r ottered tha gtrnim Bwpraaaiwia.o? loyalty aortatloas la consldarsd' somewhat faato. Ha stuck to his two-unit, al- J tylgh t U postponed also to allow kwt both ttohs . . . wMcti led UMr free holhnits to eU iM «sbm of tha -ohampionablpa In sueceai' nmisoal beoauaa tha NaUenal Fed team’s •a membera to take part ip the « 14 -T-M 88 dotorttar Jsaa ,to brf|sv«. . bar ever pmm tn Maaehsater'to a high ehuaetts has won tear Score at half, Ortolea 18, Trajafli team, andidl thoos egoaectad with school qport graii|>.... aratloa doaa not uatially sanction »andBdtel4ra ealshrsUuti^ rtBoOer mlgM be a jtax . ao Rhode Island twlea iatar-skata touraeya, the New Eng- 84. On the bus aa it pulled into Maa- ■The fact that the. tourney ia ap- I liw -l I I B bsT ma ebastar tn afldttMB to tha'tohto aad land BtatSi tn ‘his case Olldsatly proved by tha Natloaal Faflaratea balgg zegaeded as a/

'M OVHMO VAiOT T 'O d * .____ All 1 MADE M E EO O M ttE. MOX t'M n V T B COOLO T'XMROIM HEtk E)VV Oth 'XW EACH thOMB V THAT >«D4M0B «AKX (X JOBX ABOUX exhEAUB XBBXHKQ , AT YtXkVX • BE HUMBLE READ IT OR N O T^ WEASeX \ AIM MMM MB -*> hi' " ______' If , Be humble! Realise you’ve nothing There were 691 radio hrosdcaat- of your own; Ing Btationa In opetmtlon la Uta XO XHVMK. VX% AViV. Mf<‘ (3od U the source o f strength, you Unitad Statea and (ta poasaaaidna ______, • ea on:< -a ,‘ ’ do not walk alone.'' Jan. 1, 1638, w ith 38 more author- Bs bnmble; It is God's will that you ised for construction but not yat In cUMPT—SATURDAT March 12th. 1936 PLYMOUTH 4 door aedan FOR RENT—ROOM sulUble for IfOTICB LEGAL NOITCES obtdient-be; operation. Camada haa 81 stattoas. Jfta hound, blacc, whlt« and tan. color gray, heater, radio, very ^ ^UKT OF PiROBATE HELD Rts happy, perfect chUd. guileless, WANTED—WOMAN to do house light housekeeping. ' Inquire 124 Taken by vlrt'u- of an Execution, * COURT OF PROBATE HELD AT A COURT OF PROBATE HBLD Ajum-en to name ..“Dixie”. Notify to ram directed, and will ba eold at' strong, and free. clean innide and out. Mechanically work one or two dayrs a week a t High StreeL > rfleljTot''’oV «■ •"** ^ DIbuiVJ'oV^''' »"6 tor thiat Manchestsr. within and for th« Helan—Jake eompUmentad ma oo . Frank H. Jonis, Amaton, Conn. perfect, low mileage, gpod Urea I'ubllc V'endue to tha hlab'eac bidder, d a r t f M2fch***A".*D*'lVs8“" ‘*‘*' p i i t r l c t p f M an ch ester, oiiv th e 19th Olstrlot- of Usnehaator, on ths 19th Ba humble! Of no avail \o strive for my complexion last night. Bolton Lake. AIsc man or boy, to at the sear of 183 Oak etreet. In the day of Mafch, A. D., 1938 ' day o f M arch, A. D., 1988. , Tel. WUUmantic Div. 777-5. Meaaicr Naar. liic., 7258. care for lawn, Apply by letter. Box FOR REOT—SINGLE roon. for town of Manchester, Conn., fourteen JliCge""* a HYDE, Eiq., * b u m i u p o w e r ; Katherine—Sort of a poardar puff, I ------.------JudKe'"'‘ S' I^D E . E bq., Present WILLIAM 8. H7D&, Esq., .Better far to grow In grtoe, apd 40. Hotel Sheridan. light housekeeping, heated. Wm. (Ml days after date, which will be Judge. ^ ehT ■ pWBT—BNOLlSM SETTER, female, on Monday the :sth day of March. Jannie A. Bld- blossom like a flower. « Rublnow, 841 Main StreeL «.*i*L* ^ • " ‘T Mc E b IU Trust £atate u-w of Bridgsf Cal- aame “Queenle". White with black MOVIM;—TKIJCKING— A. O.. 1938, a t 9:30 o'clock In th a fo ra- d u e « .d * " ''’**‘* \ ' " houn late of Manchester, In said Re humj^le! Do well your work nor WANTED—GIRL FOR housewmrk, noon. to aatlefy said Execution and ll/eea/ta Dla- Top many peraona aeam tb be cra- M rUnga, near V'emon and Rock- STORAGE 20 FOR RENT—TW’O rooms, also trlct, deceased. . * T eeek reward ar praise; ten to get along, In this arorld by steady work, home nights. Apply my_ fe e t th arao n , th e fo llo w in c d e - Thi Manchsater Trust Company The Manchester Trust Cofi trine. Reward. TcL M30. store, heated, at 507 Main street. scrib ed p ro p e rty to w it: One (1) 1938 TrI!:t\.\\"?{’„“‘*;ghTb?t;‘d (tp*ny Tour heart aglow with love will 29 Stephen street. Tel. 6419. account with aald eetati to thT. Truataa havinx exhibited Ita annual Trustee having exhibited Its nnual leaning on their ralattvas and GENERAL TRUCKING, tobacco Telephone 6277 or Inquire 513 Main Buick sedan automobile: one (1) elec- Ccmri for allowance. It Is account with aald eatat. to thla cSS?t make thla best of days, frienda. Instead of making thalr tric hand drill. | for allowance. It Ir account with said estate to this \ Court humble! Heed today heaven's hauling, alac. tractors f o r '“Tflfer' Street. ORDERED:—That the lith day of fo r allow'.'‘.noe, It le own way. This does not make for /■ AUltIMUKILES FXIK SALE 4 Telephone M anchester 8867. Dated ; at Manchester. Conn., this March, A. D., 1938, at 9 o'clock fore —That tha l$th day of ORDERED;—That tha 3«th dly of , clarion call. progress. The wise man Ukaa ad- HELP WANTED— M th d a y o f .March. 1938, 3farch, A. D., 1938, a t 9 o'clopk fo re - M arch^ A. D., 19,?8. a t -9 o'clock ITore- I humble! Know that only God la HAROLD T. ^A TI.N O Sun"ch^\« noon, at the Probate Office; lb said vantage of hla opportunlUes, not ot ,.J9S6 FORD COUPE. Painted black, Male 36 APARTM EM 'S—FLATS— aiancneater. be and the same la aa. non. at the Probate Office,. -in \aald An-ln-all. AUEiTIN A. CHAMBERS when you JfSn.li'V''' •'’® ••(“• I* M anchester, be an-o». In said Olitrict. five days before said There Is no failure until you M l KAPP -P -*-»eam Ns-w PoiYT OFPICe WILL ^ Caab Chorgo 4477 Monfnouth, Cincinnati, O. FOR RENT— MIDLAND apart- Ing a circulation In said District five months be allowed and limited for PlMt At Noon Yesterday or In Chocolate Creams, no milk T-CAPTLOSMO • C oasocuuvo I>Aro 7 ,etoi > oio LAWNMOWERS sharpened and re- ment, three rooms. Cal) 8333 or the creditors Of said estate to exhibit Durlngr the time when the re- SB COWDUCTED t Obnoocattvo Dayo o.| • ptoi il eio paired. Precision .grinding. De- hearing and their claims against the same to the sults were given out Saturday Ana*' Firemen Get Little In’Milk of Magnesia, in Milkweed 4131. return make to thla Court. or In the Cocoanut. 'These are all WITH THE usual! 1 Dkf ...... 11 btoi II eta livery service. Karlsen and Edger- WILLIA.M 8. H Y D E administrator And directs that public night; s man stood In the office, Practice. ------^ BAA/Z>rs All ordart for irregular Inaariiona ton, Buckland. Phone 7385. POI)|,THY ANDSniTlilES 4.3 notice be given of this order by ada as remote from the cow as the HOOpLB WlU bo ebargad at tba opa lima rato H-3-31-38. Judge. vertlslng In a newspaper having a calmly smoking his pipe and taking cowslip. SUVeSLE- SpoolAl ratoa for long tarts avarj SEE OUR BABY chicks at Little SUBURBAN FOR RENT 66 circulation In said district, and by the returns as they came In . . . "There Is no grape grapefruit, or HAtJPBD EFFiaENCy/ Aay Adrarilolng glvao apoo raquaaL ROOFING AND SIDING,estizpatea posting a copy thereof on the public Occasionally he would mutter softly, Firemen, members of the Man- Ada ordarad bafora tba third ot fifth freely given. Yrars of experience. * McKlnn$/a southend feed store. FOR RENT—ABOUT 4 acres good sign post lb said town of Bolton bread in bread-fruit. A pineapple AA/D* Ffedi'ri7i^°D “S- *, h»r«by given that "Good Luck, boys " . . . he was none chester Fire department, were at is nsltber pine nor apple; a prick- uy vlU ba ebargad 011I7 for tba ac* Woikmanablp ^aranteed. Also Can supply Reds, New Hampshlres, Irjid, suttwble for potatoes or P- Laeland of West Hart- nearest the place where, the deceaned their firehouse sC'noon Sunday when I sa J ouenbar of tlmaa tba od appaar* la st dw*elt. other than the Justly proud dad of ty pear Is not a pear; an Mllga- carpentry. A. A" Dion, 81 Wells White Leghorns and Barred Rocks vegetables. Reasonable. Telephone V ' • " ‘I •*«‘ om » B, Sul- Johnny Green . . . who has made the whistle, used to sound an alarm •d. ^ r g ln g at tba ral> aarnad but from our healthy Pullorura clean llvai^ of Larchmont, .Naw York aa Certified from Record ^ ~ tor pear is neither a pear nor..sn M Allovanea «r rafgbda cab ba mada street. Phone 4860 7168 after 6 p. m. / CJ-'AYTON E. HUNT himself popular In another great of fire, sent out a bloat from ttie breeders. None belter for eggs and of ^v 'f.,' »"'**7*' '^*''’'h N- Sacha alligator, and a Sugat- plum la not ftb*da/*” * ada aioppad afUr tba "•‘('or .Connecticut, aa a sport, soccer. Orford SoSp Company’s plant. TBs HARNESSES, CpLLARS, luggage nieaL Phone 8897. .feed Miller, special partner, have formed a llmit- H-3-JI.38.' a plum. Apple-butter Is not but- \ “till forbldo**: dloptay llnad not members of the department jumped ter. All buttes Is taken Out of " ggJd* and harnesa repairing, sport topa North Ckiventry WANTED TO RBlVf 68 of *h« firm name onto the two pieces of motor appa- Of Easland ft Company to transact m. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD A false alarm came Iff from buttermilk, and there U no5e In JTETERMINED Harald will aot ba raaponalbta and curtains re j^ e d 90 Cam^ ratus. started the engines of both ba by CHICI^S. Waterers, feeders, WANTED TO RENT four rooms, at Manchester.' within and for the of the celebrators Saturday nt„... butternuts, or In buttercups, and ^ all-Pollsh seaporti the t^llsh for Bora than 00a iDoorraet Inaartloo bridge street. Telephone 4740. at 49 Pearl afreet, hu.ln,...*To?at.S Hartford, Con- District of sManchester. on the 19th •f aay advartlaamant ordarad for brdodenl. , Co.iipiete:., 'Ine poultry by young couple; wltl. one child. bringing the apparatus to the cor- pieces and sounded the siren on the the files In the dairy are hot but- government in 1924. turned ‘hat Frederick P, Eae- day of M arch. A. D.. 1938 firehouse, giving warning that there Boro than ooa tlma ^ equipment and feed Checkerboard Call 7898. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq.. ner of Pleasant and Cedar streets. ^‘terfllM. Peanuts ara nht peas, splendid natural site at the The Inadvartant omtaaioo of locor* land a.id Jerome b. Sullivan, the gen- Judge. .. *4. was s fire. The doors of the fire- UDSINESS Feed Store, 10 Apel Place. Phone ‘’.“TL"*'? •“ authorixeu-' to and It is doubtful if they are nuts. fishing village of Gdynia. tinUl' WfUt poblleatlon of advartloing will be Estate of Marie N. Diiguet late of As the cars moved along the lln* house were swung open and the fire- Sailors wear pea-Jacketa—peas do then most of the country's eea MoUflad only by oanealtatlon of tba OPPORTliNITIES 7711. .fin 5* Ohitnerehlp bualneee and . dwtrga mada for tba aorviea raodarad :i2 WANTED—3 OR 4 rooms. In vicini- V q.eh. "''.1! "•"(•,»nd that Kelvin Manchester, in said District, deceased. the spectators watched each one . .. men waited for s further eSU to not, they have peas-cods, which trade passed through Oaiulg. ■ .'h* »P«ofal, partner, hae On motion o: George ' C. Lessner. tell them where the fire was locat- All advartlaamanto moat conform FOR RENT—IN BUSINESS sec- FANCY QUALITY BROILERS, ty of the Centet Phone 4298. Afjly-. of said M an ch ester executor. suddenly there was the exclamation, by the way, are not fish." So basins were excavated and ; m s^lOt copy and typography irltb i ? o!pi 'no’ ** 1 (’• ‘‘nerehlp. tha lum or "There goes the Mayor of Manches- ed. -M W latlono anforpad by tba pubrtah* tion, brick meicuiuie building roasting chiekemi, and fowl, dress- months from wharves constructed at Gdynia. L •» d»4 thay raaarva tba right to with 3000 ft. of ground floor space. ed. Fresh eggs ;lelivered direct PqV. 5 oom m enced Slarch 1, th e 19th day of M arch A. D., 1988 be ter, we can all celebrate now. . ’There was Just one blast. A few He might have included refer- In a short time the population HOUSES FOR S A I.E 72 1939 ‘“‘(nlnate ilarch 1,nn^ the same arc limited and allowed minutes after the bloat was sound- ence! to enub Sandwiches and Cot- ^ ddli» raolaa or rajaet any copy eob* Suitable, for light manufacturing. from Carlson A S— FUEI?AND FEED 49 A 6394. witmn said time allowed by posting Vessels of 40 lines make Gdynia stfeet . . . whistle la bKwn one blast. Ths globe atlas b)s Ms mother. After a port of regular call, today. Unk- femal e 1 35 * COURT OP PROBATE HELD a copy of this order on the public pointing to .all the countries with TELEPHONE YOUR ' FOR SALE—WELL seasoned bard FOR SALE!—54 HUDSON atroet, sign post nearest to the place, where fireman on duty yesterday did not , ing It with at least 120 American (b wanted—Woman over so, with wood. Apply Edward, J Roll, tele- house all li^rovementa. On lot Mxnchester. on th« 19th the deceased last dwelt within said Three newsboys took s supply of recall that It was Sunday and when their peculiar shapes, she asked. WANT ADS da> of ..March, A. D., 1938 lown^and by publishing ihe same In Mother—Now, Billy, w.hat shape and European ports. - Out of tha good itjefsonallty, able to.meet cus- phone 4642 01 8025. extending tlirough from Hudson s special edition of The Herald to tbe clock pointSd to 12 noon he foN port Poland poured upw ard of (• n n M reawbe res) ' AAi are gecapiad ovar tha talapboiio JlidL'e"'"'’ S' HYD^, E.q., some -newspaper having a circulation Providence- Saturday]' where they lowed (he same tader that Is tbs Is the'world? Sd Uo CHARGE RATE gtvao abova tomers. Hours 10 to 4. percentage to William street. Wld-h 99’ ft., in said probate district, within ten Billy (looking' very wise and hap- 7,000.000 tons of exports in the ^ A oonvaolanca to advartlaara. but arrangem ent, Call Hotel Bond, FOR SALE—WELL seasoned hard length 165. Phone 7900. Extato of C»«-ttfr,R Presen.1 W ILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq. piBirlct of Manch.Bt.r. on tha !9tb W ashington, M arch 21.— (A P )— bo gnarantaaA Judge. »* ^ ‘“ Sata Office, In aald HOR'nCULTURE SOCIETT whelm him.’ Poland’s modern metropolis.. And nuCKIff ANP llancheiter, be and the eame la aa- day of M arch, A. D.. 1938 MEETS NEXT FRIDAY President Roosevelt liomlnaM Nel- Estate of Mary Dougela late of Signed for a hearing on the allow- Pr.B.nt WTLLIAM 8. HYDE; Eaq.. shortly big guns to be erected on flAPt IN AN INDEX OF Judse. ^ _ lie Tayloe Rosa of Wyoming today GARDEN—FARM - Manchester In said district, deceased. wlfa ‘«'u’'''l«t>'atlon account for another term aa director of the A kind old gentleman, seeing a the white sand dunes of Pen- O00CVKS KANMN EMERGENCY ^ Upon - uppllcalloa of Margaret with aald- eatlite. and .thla Court dl- Eatat. of ifugh Thornton lajtb of The March meeting of the Con- email boy who waa carrying a lot insula .win make the port the CLASSIFICATIONS DAIRY PKODUI’I'S 50 Dwlre. Administratrix, praying for recta the Admlnleirator to »tve pub- Manch.Blcr. In aald Llatrlct. decraard. necticut Horticultural society will mint MCT f i ’ , r u e authority to sell ilie Interest which of newspapers, said: _ altg of stra- etm tunvH NKP llo notice to all pcriona Intereeted On m ot'on of J. Henry Thornton of bo held Friday at 8 o’clock In the He also sent to the Senate the Old (jentleman—Don’t all those ...... FOR SALE — OREPN Mountain said deceased had in certain real es- tbe^ln to appear and b« heard there- said Manchester, executor County building on Washington nomination of Captain' William F. te^c forti- TD UMITN cr tate situated in said .Mancheater aa on by publlahlng a copy of thla (order ORDE lED:—That six months from papers make you tired, my boy? fleat Iona Katk CAILS potatoes—oook mealy and white, per application on file, It Is the 19th day of March. A. D.M938, bs street' The speaker will be l^ter Halsey, Jr., to be rear admiral la Lad—No, I don’t read them. THfIR ^I6F(9 in Borne newnpaper having a clrcula- Pride of ^ Thzok® •SB*#*****,*,,*, 75c bu. at p.ace. H. McIntosh, . ORDERED:—That the foregoing tlon In aald district, five days bofora and the same are limited and allow- J. Caaclo of Hartford, who will dis- the Navy and. M ajor Thomaa D. UVATH- application b4 heard and iletermlntd Poland, the ’ M«Bor1aai Buckland. 1633 Toliand turnpike. Bald day or hearing and return make ed for the creditors within which to cuss "Planning the Year’s Work In Stamps, corps of engineers to bs McDonaJd-:-Bo you love spinach? ------Md Foood » POLICE at the Probate Office ; In Mnnchosier to this CouYt. bring In their claims against said Yard and Garden." Manchester professor of civil and military engi- mar itlme Auomao«mcnui • • • • • • • • • In said District, on tlie 26lh day of WILLIAM 8. HYEE estate,^ and the aald executor I® dl- M acPbsrson—Yes. It’s my; middle terminal at ^•tvonalt . 9'OR SALE—GOOD, cow manure, M arch, A. D.. 1938. a t 9 o'clock in th e Garden club members are Invited to neering at the United States Mili- name. Judge. rectttd to give public notice to the attend thla meeting. Gdynia la ^ ^ AatoMbllM about 36 cqrds. Wm. Sasa, 570 Ver- forenoon, and that notice i>e glaen to H-3-n-38. c^pdltqrs to b rin g I n ,t h e i r , FOR ^ALE—EGGS strictly Desb thereon, by publishing a copy of this Rkpolrlne—pAlotiot « from the roop! 25c per dozen. J district of Manchester, on the 3lst the deceased la st d w elt wMthin said im Aoto PciiooU ...... 1-A FIRE order In some newspaper having day of M arch. A. D.. 1938 town and by publlshlnR the same In ■ Bblp bjr Truck'..,, Morlarlv, 184 Wocxlland street circul.tU on (n ifald d is tric t, at ^east Present WILLIAM S, HYDE. Esq., some newap.'ifiey having a clrcHilation a .Judge. F L A P P E R F A N N Y B y Sylvia For Ulro ...... a South Telephone 6092. live days before fht- day^f said heor- In said probate district, wllhlh ten FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser •BrASeA—Servlco—titorogo Ing. to upbear if they see cause at Estate of Adolf Klssmsn late of days, from the date of this order, and u said time and place and be heard WASHINGTON TUBBS By CVaiie OUT OUR (WAY ltotorer«U »—BteyeUi ...... 12 Manchester #n said district, deceased. return make tb thls court of the rid- ^rA8t#d Aotoa—MotArojrclot la relative thereto, and make ret«urn to Upon application of W iniam Kiss- tlce given. tiAUAitg OF -m e CEMTV8V. Am Is TCR. 60UMD6 -reO 60od| I 8M YOUR PARDON. \ TMAr<^ 4321 H O U S E H O L D G IM ID S 51 this court. man. Executor, praying for author!* ,.^***"**" •»< Mrrleca WILLIAM 8. HYDE A4WSLL N l«a CU» ONLY ^ M il EVFXOIA \ TO BE TRUE. SR. no I UMOERSTAMOl R16HT VMtPOM Barvieci Offarafi . .. .. u W ILLIAM S. HYDE ty to sell certain real estate belong- ing-to said deceased, as per applica- H-8-11-18. TOWN. WNS A PROFIT OF *2,000 A I, ER.rLLTTlHA THW THi TOPSV TURVV MihTlR,. i f Offarafi North 3 ROOMS SLIGHTLY H.3.21.3’8. tio n on file. It la SmMlBg—CoDiraetliu , MONTH. SUr. BECAUftl I THE CAiH.^ OVER CAN be LEA6ED FOR ./PKMk«.E 14 USED FU RNITURE $110 ORDERED:—That the .* foregoing fJumarlaa ...... • la Save $79 MqrOR PERMIT DB r u LIT vgy HAVE IT FOR (ONLY 61,-000 A MONTHf/E MOMTH) I Olractora ...... applicalton be heard and tletermined • i« 5432 J€OTICB“OF APPLICATNON at the Probate Office In Manchester “ ONtV $ 1 ^ 0 W5NTH M AD- ■••WBg—PlumblDg—Roofing • “ 17 —Original price $189. tuaim aea ...... — U s e d 3 . 1 - 2 m o n t h s This is to give notice that I Walter m said District, on the 38th day of WARNING VANCE. • la B. Quinn of 18 -Munro street. Man- M arch, A. D.. 1938. a t 9 o'clock In* th e 'IfUltBar/—Draaamakmt .... • la* —Easy terms arranged chester. Conn., have llled an. appllca- * 5*^og~Trb<*k!n»—Sicraga forenoon, and that notice be given SPECIAL TOWN MEETD^G • 10 —18 months to-pay tte h d ated I7lh M arch. 1938 w ith the to ali.persons interested In said es- nblle PAstar.gar 'Sarvlca ., .»0-A A M BULA N C E Llquor.Control Cntnmiaalon for Drug- The electors of the Town 6f Bol- .^to lln g —pap^riDg ...... • ai Tteao -3 rooms of furniture Incliufe tate of the pendency of said applica- P*7#*alonal Barvlcaa gists Permit for the .sale of alcgholle tion and the lime and place of hear- ton are hereby warned to meet In II (Dougan) complete bedioom suite, a com- llquo^ on the premises of 878 Main ing thereon, by publishing a copy of the basement of the Congregational ...... II plete living roon. suite and a com- street. Manchester. Conn. The busi- this order In some newspaper having , ™ }arlns—D r.lnt—CUanlnt • ness la owned by Estate oa James H. Church on Saturday, March 26j VBIBt Oooda and Strviea .... a 11^ plete kitchen. Everything ready for I circulation In said district, at Isatt 1638 a t 2:00 P. il., for the follow- ^■#t®d—Bu»fnaaani^aa Sarvlea8arvl<»a 5630 Quinn, Manchester Trust Co., Adm., l.ve days before the day of aald hear- li the home. Even ruga and other of 973 Main street, Iklanchester. Conn.,’ ing. to a p p e a r If th ey see , All Stores Open’ Wed. Sc Sat. Eve*. A team . AND, 1^ •'•nltry— V.kIcU. ths looS plan you asl«3. No andocssra taquirad. Privacy osaursd. 5. ’ To do any other bustneas TO HEAR HS SPEECH OogB—Blrda—Pata ...... «a PBUONAl LOAMS up Is $100 ' we're:^. meeting and TELL HIM HCM/ Uvt Stoek—Vabiclaa ...... Jr WATER DEPT. proper to come before said Yneetl^. ykWlliT AOd Suppllaa ...... «s MACHINERY AND TOOLS 52 PERSONAL FINANCE COMPANY D ated a t Bolton, M arch 2L 1938. sh AoysideIs IT, SCXJM OS/ wWitad— Paf^— Poultry—gtoek 44 THOMAS W. WILSON,,, TEAM IN TW O Floor ffo. ,s: lots yvor K* Manckvolrr, Llrooao’9To. BS1 W eeks/ fiala ■ iflaaallaaaaaa' 4 6 3077 I OLIVER LOW DOWN ipreadert, Ya* .48ola a tm ir . Room S. S lo to T k .a f r r .B id * . T*l.. S4aS JOHN' ALBASI. Artltlaa For gala GEORGE O. ROSE. aod Aceaaaorlta 44 plows singles and doubles, harro.ws. Boiv of lalcrvat ist pvr cror m aatkl, oo noaold ' pHacIpal Idlog U atarlaia 47 - ( . \ f t e r 5 P. m ;> B0< v a r v o d l s s s f o e ; jeaS 43) porwat , moalhir oa say ro- • Selectmen. W atchaa—Jaw alrjr 41 com and potato planters, new and moladrr. t ’ r plea) Appitancaf—Radio used tractors. Dublin T ractor Co., I ran t figure you ou( Aiwhys natgin* me to buy difirrent - ...... !I4»-A 7868 feovldeqc* Road, WllUmantla. a^FaTO— Dairy ProdaeU bO clothes, and theh fall k .: a guy th at w ears the sam e ole suit •hold Oooda ...... II kjJLB , Read Tile Herald Advs, every day.” hlBory and Toola ...... ii • J In atro m an ta ...... i t MANCHESTER ABd Stora Cquipniaot •••• * I 4 iSala At tba gtorea ...... Flood Waters rMirtog Apparal—Para IT WATER CO. By THOIVIPSON AND COlX FM tA d-To B u y ...... :;:rrr: u ^ tAhSMB Baarg RaaoTia \/B A AMO JACK HAVE EROUCiHT AM,EY00P Baatannuita. , i 5974 nM.*TM£ M EA M TIM E, Sft/ttA MAKES SOME --witboni Bo.rd ....i.... |s 1 ^ INJURED BOV TO TWE EMERaEMCY U AKJXIO US IMQU1RIES OF THE REFU> s JACK BOMOEBS'THE peoSLEM.'A Ir x ' hear his ' • r. W .ni.4 ...... ,,4 9 -A TEkrr, AMD MOW JACK OOES OFF THRU EEFP/. SELF-STYLED D lC D A I^ 6 EES IM THE CAMR.... k SMALL "SOCT SUDDEMUV EMERGES SPEECH.. 1 COULD PLAN T hat^, Jto.rd—Hwrt...... 89 T H E FLOOD TO FIMD T H E C H ILD S A •Ja—R ^ t.u rw n t. «] fr om IM BACK OF THE HOUSE — 0'MY OW N ACCORDlNGCYv OF fcVDO, WAS ^ A R C H I N (^ ~ 6 A S CO. MOTHEC«..t RIGHT Rooma—Board .....T T •? ^ HAVE SOU SEEM AMVTH IMS AND TH AT WOULD -BE TA K IN G A LADY WE JUNGLES FOROOOLA-AN o I BoaI Batata For Baat - FlAtA. Tanam'aota at AN UNFAIR a d v a n t a g e / . MUST MAD TH E MISFORTUNE TO taM as. UMattoD. fbr B u t . . . . #4 5075 SO 'I DA/?ENT SEE HIM/ ij AUMAYS BE , FIND M E 5--A M D DfNNV, it' jabarban For R.nt...... (t GENTLEMAN.' I «7Mttaar Haa aa For Racit i i ' Fasted Is lUnl ...... ^ ELECTRIC CO. Maki KmtMU Far Sal. m ' xtas.nl Bundles for 8wl. . . . S| « icaaa Rroparty for gala ••••• 7® 5181 jbta for^Bal. jyi V. teson. Proparty for Fals In hbathto for Solo ...... a ,.., T$ Evening Herald Joel E .ieto for ExehaoF* . .. .. TS FSFted—R u l Eatet. Tf wedue 5121 Katies n I

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’ Robert J. Slhltb oCBlwood frtxttt, Members of local ex-servloe, or- Arriving by freight at 10:40 this Arthur Ford, 45, o f- ' 40 Church deputy commissioner of welfare, ganizations (wearing service'cnpeI morning was a-flat ear which waa Sunset CouncU, Degree of jf>oca Mrs. John HulUno of 585 A l stieet, was arrested on a charge of bontas, wlU bold Itg tieedug to- District Scout Commissioner Hey* ABODI^ commissioner F, C Walcott and are requested to report to Chief ^ carrying 10 small farm: tractors. street was honored with a sutpi_. den L._Qriswold today requests Edward Reeves, director of Old Age Intoxication at 7:45 p m.. Mst night night at 8 O’clock la Ttnicerball; Police Samihl Q. Gordon at the po^ They were consigned to the Brackett by Policeman Herman Muske, after •arty Friday evening at her home, ^The Herald to annohhe^that It is . Selecting ^gcnt Albert Behrend assistance, are in Boston today, con- lice station tonight at 5:40. Vet- * Shaw Company of AUen place. A t nans for attending the testimonial hak recelTcd infonmtion from CXX) a complaint had been received that t ’Waalnr-OOth birthday and 20 of hU desire to have eU.^ Itonuhaster ferring with officials of the Social erans will be detailed to stations In Ibe office of the compemy today it dicasr to the Oreat Poeabontos at her friends from this town and boys; rnemben of the Boy Scouts, . heedquart''.rs that OouieoUcure Security board In that dty. Ford waa asleep Ip a doorway of the the parade of locations along the was stated that all of the 10 tractors the Garde Hotel,, Hartford, on Hartford, gathered to help her cele- to meet at 5:45 thla afternoon. In - eemp quote hae been greatly .la- route of march. Selwtto building at Main and'Poarl April 28, will be made, and all mem- have, been sold and were to be d^ streets. brate, and to combine hi presenting uniform, at the Uanchestor High areaaed foi Ibe coming ca m p ^ As the seven strokes of the bell Uvered at once. The company sells b«;s a ^ urged to be present this her with a puree of money and School. The Boy ScouU will be period due to luge numben'of ap- 'announced that 7 a. m. had rolled Temple C^hspter, Order of the heavy farm machinery In all parts -evening. * flowers. Cards and a buffet lunch gives a po81tioR.-ln the line of pUcanta (Tom aaumg unepiployed around this Oiomlng, no accompany- Eastern Stsr,. will Install Its oflCtcers of the state. Lnyal Circle of King’s Daughteri will hold a rummage Mle, Friday, occupied the remainder of the time. perade that la to be held tonight, youths who have failed ^ Bad )obe ing whistle or drone of machinery fo- the coming y-ar at ita meeting atarting at 8 o’clock. In celebration at this Unu, Mr.-SehrepU baa been was audible, at-Cheney's Silk mills. Wednesday evening In the Miunnlc Members of »he Xx:gion Drum March 25, pi the old postoffice Mrs. Harold Knoflla of the Mid- of the Manebeatw High sdiool wtn. building, 1007 Main street. Articles CedUan CTub members taking k||." informed that practically an phyal- The plant will j^pend Derations t-mple. A social time with refresh- Ctorps are requested to report at the land Apartment; a recent, bride. part in the Easter Drama. Ppntlua ning tbs New England basketball eally lit appUcanta ^ aaaured of during this comlbg week except in ments will follow. In charge of Mrs. High school at 8 o’clock tonight for the sale will be called for If was' honored wti talseellanrous championship. -■ fe - donors wlU notify Miss Lura AUen, Pilate, are requested to meet to- aeoeptance for the coming camp a few departments. Pay checks Lawrence Converse and her com- Members will report to Harold O I^ gtfL shower Frl, . evening, given mo-row hlgbt at 7:80 at the South vacaades. interebted youths should win be distributed I to the first shifts at that potni the^ebatrman, 4815, who will be as- by her slster-ia-: mittee. The Chapter has’ received ny, H ^ . Raymond Methodist church to reheana. Acts secure additional information from at the usual time, and the night: sisted by Mrs. Ruth McLaughlin and Smith, at her h( The monthly meeting of all te - an invitation to attend the Installa- Mrs. Elizabeth R^Intosh Ihe op Strickland 1 and 2 and Scene: 2. Ur. Behrend in the Municipal Bulld- shifts win call for their pay at the tion ceremony of BIglow firapter'ht Reservations for the tUrkey sup- streeL A pink am blue Color scheme groups of the Wesleyan GuUd^WlU taig. same time niursday>. Work will per to be ser\’ed by the QuanyvUle was used by th be held this evening at 7:40 at the Masonic Temple in Bast Hart, hoetess and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Armstrong of be resumed, on the same sch^^Ie ford tom^frow evening. Ladles’ Aid society at the church On account of the parade tonight, buffet lunch servi South Methodist church. .

RobinSs In addition to,the false alsrm at 3:28 Sunday morning answered by Pussywillows N a 1 and No. 4 companliea of the South Manchester 8« department Petqlware Pattern Bonfires yesterday morning there were two still alarms during the day. At Every 'Piece Thin As Fine China. . _ A N D — ■10:10 yesterday morning No. 4 went 15c Glow Tea Cups and KARLSEN AND to 174 Eldiidge street to extinguish a chimney fire at that address and Sancere ...... at 12:40 jreaterday noon No. 1 was EDGERTON*S a n c h i s t i r o n n 10c Glaas Luncheon \ p: called on a still alarm to extinguish M C * LAWN BTOWER ADVTS. Plates ...... 1.....7 . a chimney Ore at 40 Falrfleld street. Featuring New England’a Original Self Serve Grocery! m APPEARING AGAIN IN lOcGlaasSalad | ‘ '

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Tee. It’s Mrw Make up a Luncheon Service for 8 persons. S«lf Serve and' Health Market 32 P i e c e s ...... 'l...... to talk Law* $ 1.00 Mowers. Tsar TUESDAY SPECIALS mewar h SETBACK

baea Idle tor Tuesday Night, several Double' Green Staihps Given With Cakh Sales O’aock TABLE TUMBLERS i / months b a t 8 Giyeh With- I Cash Sales All All Day Tuesday. yea will have HIGHLAND PARK ' Plain Crystal thin blown. 9 ounce size, to nae It again dozen ...... ,, aooB. I t wiU COMMUNITY CLUB Day Tuesday In All De­ 50c cleaning, oUtag. adjnetlng, Given by the Hdle's Milk Bread ®”tSl!, 6e Fruit Juice Tiimbtei^.S ounce size, * ■■f P «*^ N y ahatpcalag or ra- dozen Isidles’ Sewing Circles • 50 c pnMag. Why aot call ns sew to Uiirge Can Carnation pwt year mewar la grat elsM Everyone Weleome! eattlBg oeadlttoar. r partments of Both These Admission 25c. Chamois-like Dusting and Polishing MILK. ^ An Sharping Done With 3 caM 23 c I Cloths Predalon ntachinery. Stores. t Fancy Washable and Sanitary. m

Free Deliyery Service. lS^’x33” ...... lU c

Satiafaction Guaranteed. PINK SALMON Can 1 2 c Vacuum Geaner KARLSEN AND Regular Can Derby” Airtite Ftmd Saver Bowl—Covers Trattsparent oU silk. Ai\ Th« CORK ^ E D G E R T O N Repairs JW HAL€ CORNED BEEF Set of 6 covers...... 4“ ^ BJa«d(8Biith Shop Depot St. M a n c h i s t i r Comm*

Buck land Phone 7S85 $1.29 Value! PEA

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RAYON SUPS INC. FANCY RICE 2 Lbs. 9c PRICE OR With brassiere tops and V tops.

QUAUTTtr Sizes S-Lto 44. About two dozen to

Hbllqnd Herrings 9 Lbs; 69c sell.' Which Would You Choose? St to Fish Per Keg. ' - ® 88 “ 79<^ Yea, That’a Right . . . . REAR STORE

Large Package Seftasilk QUALITY FIRST! Vacuum cleaners adjusted 41.00 Value! That’a Why It Paya Y’ou or repaired at a small cost. Manchester Public Market

To Shop At Arthur’a UordS' can be replaced witii CAKE FLOUR Genuine iJi^repe Twist Ringless Chiffon

HERE YOU GET “BOTH” smooth rubber cords thnt TUESDAY SPECIALS We maintain the loweat will not pick Up l i n t WHEATIES poaaiblr pricea on all qual- Fancy Lean Smoked Shonideni...... 21c lb. HOSiERY

ity itema. 'NORTON * Tender Calvm’ Liver ...... 3Sc lb. New Spring Shades Sugar Cured Sliced Bacon ELE(TRI( AL ...*•* 33c lb. IVORY SOAP \ Fancy Rib Lamb Chops .. 3^ 25c ARTHUR ...... 35c lb. in s t r u m e n t ( 0. Hllllsrd Strpet PhfMie iOGo P. A O \ Drug Store SPECIAL AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT. (C PV' pair $1.50 Babinow Bnlldlag Home Made Rolls, assorted...... I7c doz. Bars White Naptha Soap2 7c Glazed Doknts...... 23c doz. $1.00 Moore German Ryp Bread, plain or seeds...... 10c loaf

Filled Bum...... ,23c doz. RINSO THE Sedi Home Made Crullers, plain or sugared .21c doz. 2pr^l7c Fountain ^PENS each SPECIAL Danish PasMy (our home made kind) ...... 3 for 9c OoM .Medal

Assorted Innortpring SPENDING AT OUR VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT 5 Lb^ Bag' FLOUR 25 c Cauliflower ...... I5c and 19c ea. No. 1 Green Nomtatii MATTRESS Green Beans .•.,•.■,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,2 qts. 19c CHOCOLATES V at ■ J______IS eM om e Green Peas .•.*...,,,,.,,,,,,,,,2 qts. 23c Na- POTATOES Peck 2 3 c

Juicy, Sweet ' ^12.95 DIAL 5137 DRUG DEPT.

SPENDING GRAPEFRUIT for 21c 75c Pepsodent Antiseptic ..... KEMP'S R And keeping a home In La«e Btmch, Faiieyg Fmk’ ...5^9c Coty’a Face Powder, iirst class shape — making ' Rouge Tester Frite! i .

repairs promptly is what $1.00 b r o c 5 l i 2 Ban. 25c every iamily wants fo do. 60c Syrup of Figs S $ $ 8 8 8 Fancy Yellow 40c But home repairs cost cash 75c^ Bayer Aspirin ...... Re - U phofelerfng and cash is often hard to BANANAS 4 t:.^19c ...59c SAVE MOKE TUAN EVER! get. fVe Pay The Highest 50c Phillips’ Milk o f Magnesia...... By geo. HOL.MES ...34c PHONE'8815 for Krco Samplos! • With the ABC Monthfy Payment Plan, home re- HEALTH MARKET 50c O y a ltin e ...... Sboolder ...33c TAJUE THIB CPTOO, A8 THOC pels and remodeling can CASH PRICES For BANDS OF OTHER HOCSE- ba purchased on easy $1.00 White Cod Livrt- Oil Tablets .., WIVBB RAVE DONE! Have LAMB u. .. 79c yoBT ewe gbud fnntlnre i»- monthly payments small

■phulatuud.by ns and Mve Vit ^ Kleenex ...... enough to fit almost any ... 28c 25c Bay Jtnm Shaving Cream. > pockatbook. PORK CHOPS u 25c 32c —

OLD ... 11c

Special! s 3 9 G. E. Willis & Son, BEEF STEW u^25d T ort S-PC. LIVING ROOM Inc. BABY SHOP SET re-npholstered by uti Lunibvr. .MssooV SuhnUes. like new. New cmhioiu, . Paint ' LEAN LAMB STEWu 15c CHILDREN’S ANKLET SOCKS ■ew covering. 2 Bfsia ^ xeL 5128 GOLD

Tta, brown, green, and pink. Blaee SH to 7. t pmr 25c PAY AS LITTLE AS |8.?S BEEF LIVER Lb, 1 9 c A MONTH Lean Rib . ^ v

Matthew Wior CHILDREN'S OVERALLS Honest Upholstering JEWELER —Always Come Here! ABC CORNED BEEF Lk h e •W tz...... 79j 4 A Few Steps Below Hale’a Map/^iefter

M O N TH LY ' Manchester ^ ^ »99MaiaStrMt * '

Hamburg or Upholstering Co. PAYMENT

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• P L A N . WJUKHAUcm Sausage Meat 2Lt.35c M a n c n i s t i r Comm*

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