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VOL. NO. 143. (doMlIleil AdvertiBiig on Page 10.) SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1932. (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CEMT9
■ f De Valera Talks Over Sea to U. S. POWER COMPANY SENATOR ROBINSON -4 HmERTTES PREPARING AGAINST DEBT CUT SPENT m O M il G E im V O T E S FOR CIVIL W AR, REPORT Democratic Leader Warns MANCHESTER MAN Federal Trade Board Told of Headquarters In Half Dozen MeHon That Congress Will NAMED EXECUTOR Maine Cam|Ki^n>-*^nr^ Sixteen Year Old Boy Cities Raided— Anns Are Not Stand For Redaction spondence Destroyed; Sentenced to 10 Years Discovered and Plans Uh’* For Great Britain. Carlos S. Holcomb, Nephew May Call Officials To of Former Governor, To Waterbury, March 17.—(AP) — 'i at the reformatory pending tbs earthed That Outlined Washington. March 17.—(AP) — Washington To Explain. Wiley Elbert, 16, negro was given a i outcome of the appeal he would be 10 year term in the State R^orm%- Administrjition , intimations that I sent there at once. The court room Officiate Under WiD. tory at Cheshire tMs morning j was crowded when the sentence was March Upon Big Cities; Ambassador Mellon will enter Into Judge F. M. Peasley of the Superior Imposed. Elbert took the entire negotiations with Great Britain Washington, March 17.— (AP) • Criminal (k)urt. An appeal to the proceedings calmly and when taken Raids To Be Continued AH shortly for revision of that coun Testimony that the New England Supreme <3ourt is to be taken and to the cell block, effter being sen Southington, March 17.— (AP) — try's war debt to the United States Public Service CJompany spent $200. the defense has asked the court to tenced was smiling. The .will of the late ex-Govemor have sabert held in jail rather than I For the first time during the case brought a warning in the Senate to 000 to obtain a favorable vote in a Over Germany. Marcus H. Holcomb, filed in the Pro in the reformatory pending the de ' tbc complete report of the three day from Senator Robinson, of Maine referendum on an act to per bate Court here yesterday, provided cision of the Supreme CTourt In ap alienists was made public. These Arkansas, the Democratic leader. mit power export was given the Fed peal wMch w in determine the juris doctors examined Elbert at the for a trust fund of $38,000 for the Berlin. March 17— (AP) — The Demanding that the administra eral Trade (Commission today by diction of the juvenile courts. El New Haven jail. One was Dr. Grif Prussian government accepted a tion regard the debt problem “from former governor’s housekeeper. Miss William T. CChantland, a commission bert was convicted several weeks fin of Bridgeport. The alienists ago by the court on a charge of found Elbert physically sound, of challenge of the forces of Adolf the standpoint of the American Elizabeth C^mody. She was in the attorney. taxpayers rather than that ot Brit employ of the Holcomb family for criminal assault on a white house Mgh intelligence with absolutely no Hitler today by ordering raids on (Cbantland. who went to Maine in maid at the home of Lewis J. Hart, trace of insanity. They also found ish tstxpayer,” the Democratic chief many years. Miss C^armody will National Socialist headquarters added “any reduction of debt settle August, 1930, to investigate the ex of 84 Murray street, this city. EHbert to be very shrewd for Ms have life us«> of the income from pen-Jiture, said he was told by the Judge Peasley reserved decision age, careful, not Impulsive and with throughout the state after disclos ments, especially when proposed by ures purporting to reveal Nazi plane Mr. Mellon will require very careful the fund, which, after her death, will committee that handled the cam on the motion for a stay of execu no lack of foresight as to what he paign that the correspondence had for a virtual civil war. conslderaUon by the Congress In revert to nieces and nephews of the tion so that EHbert could be held in was doing and what the punishment been destroyed because the room it the New Haven jail. He indicated would be, if caught They were re Backing up Its action, the mnistry order to safeguard the best inter former governor. occupied was needed. that if Elbert could be segregated tained by the defense. of interior issued a statement in ests of the government which Mr. wMch it said its investigation re Mellon Is presumed to represent.” No estimate was given as to the Members of the committee were value of the estate. Besides the The voice of the Irish Free State’s new President was being heard on quoted as saying they believed vealed that the Nazis signal for n Newspaper Story radio sets throughout the United States when this picture was taken, march upon the big cities In their Senator Robinson based his de trust fund to Miss Carmody, the will records of accounts and expendi STUCK VALVE STARTS also provides for a fund of $1,000, showing Bamon De Valera before the microphone in a Dublin broadcast- tures of the campaign were suffi neighborhoods was to be the fiash clarations on a newspaper story pub in studio. This is the most recent photo of the fldry Irish leader. A WILD LINDY RUMOR. “Grandmother dead.” lished here today purporting to at the Income from which will provide cient. DE VALERA PLANS for the upkeep of the Holcomb burial Ready for March tribute to Mr. Mellon the view that This testimony was received in the PMladelpMa, March 17.— (AP) plot in Oak Hill cemetery here. A commission’s investigation of the The statement said the Hitlerites Great Britain faces a hardship In —A train whistle blew loud and were ready for a march on Berlin paying its wantime obligations in a legacy of $1,000 is provided for Mrs. public service company after Com A UNITED IRELAND long today when its valve stuck. Benjamin S. Porter, of Plantsvllle. missioner McCCuUoch, who was pre at the time of the presidential elec depreciated currency. A nearby factory watchman tion last Sunday and that all details Others mentioned in the docu siding, ruled it was pertinent. “Disturbance of existing agree REGIME IN MANCHURIA hecurd and blew his whistle too. had been planned, such as arrange ment are Mrs. Adelaide Weaver, sis Robert E. Heeily, counsel for the ments by the United States through Others followed suit and so
UTESTUNDTCUIE ABOUT TOWN SPANISH WAR VETERANS OBITUARY JUSnCE CONDEMNS HIGH SCHOOL HOSPITAL NOTES GYPSY MARRIAGE Mr. and Mrs. H. Russell Haley AUXILIARY CELEBRATES who recently sold their home on CONNECTICUT JA IU NEWS Two sons and one daughter were PROVESFAISE LEAD bom at the MEmcbester MemoriEtl East Center street to Leona T. DEATHS Hospital today. Mr. imd Mrs. A1TRACTS THRONG (Salvert of Hartford have made no Twelfth Anniversary of Mary (OoBtinaed Prom Page 1.) The bEMketball season for the definite plans for the future though boys has officlEdly ended. An ef George Karks of East Hartford are Bushnell Cheney Camp Is Mrs. CbEirlotte R. Seamim the parents of a son; Mr. Emd Mrs. they expect to leave town soon. Mr. say proper treatment to their in fort was made yesterday to obtain Chisel Reported Hissmn Is Haley has been for several years Observed Last Evening. Mrs. Charlotte R. Seaman, of 106 mates.” two post-season games with Wilby H. OUn GrEmt of Keeney street re ceived a S t Patrick’s Day present, superintendent of finishing in Che (jbestnut street, widow of (jarl Sea- Women Prisoners High of Waterbury but plans fell Nomads From a Dozu States Mary B. Cheney Auxiliary No. IS, a son, Emd a daughter weis bom to ney Brothers. num, died this morning at 4:30 at Use of the present jails as deten through. Wilby was number mn« Found and Police Are U. S. W. V. celebrated its twelfth Mr. Emd Mrs. Harry KEmehl of 52 her home. Had she lived until M ay tion places only for boundover pris Eind MEinchester number ten in the anniversary at State Armory last stEuiding of teEims whose records Edwards street. Present At Chardi Cere The usual setback and dance will 1, Mrs. Seaman would have been 81 oners and those serving short terms night Over 80 enjoyed a Birthday were submitted for admission to the The condition of Dr. A. E. Friend, be held tomorrow evening at eight yeEirs old. For the past year she has was recommended by the chief jus Back Where They Started. Supper under direction of Mrs. Yale tournament. It was thought ill for the pEist week with pneu o’clock at the Manchester Green been in fEdllng health but was not tice. He also suggested all women Lawrence Converse at 7 p. m. Dec that a home Eind home series be monia. was reported tod§y to be mony In Virginia Today. school imder the auspices of the confined to her bed imtll a week prisoners except l>oundover inmates orations were green candles and tween the two schools would be de much better. Community club. A ll cash prizes ago. ^ and those confined for very brief Hopewell, N. J., March 17— (AP) favors— with SEtla^, bEdted beius sirable. However, Wilby felt that a Marion Hoffner, 147 'Spruce will be ^ v en and refreshments periods be committed to the State —The latest theory In the Lindbergh and cold meats served on green Mrs. SeamEm was bom in Bolton game in Waterbury would not draw street, a hospital clinic patient was Suffolk, Va., March 17.— (A P )— served. All players will be welcome Farm for Women. glass table ware all in S t Patrick's but lived practically eUI her long enough crowd to pay the expenses Eidmltted to the hospital today. baby kidnaping msretery fell apart to attend. Professor .Terome Dhvis of Yale Stringed instruments throbbed and day observance. The Birthday Cake life in this town. She weis for mEmy of the contest. At the last Wilby- Owing to the heavy census at the University is chalrnum of the exec fljring feet dEmced today to inaugu today. nmde by President WatemtEui was years a member of the South Metho Manchester MemorlEil HospitEd utive committee. He is being assist Crosby game, that game which For devertU days police from the School officials say that there is done up in packages for each per dist church Emd Interested in the which hEUB been mEiintained steadily rate a four-day celebration of the ed in the preparation of the report should be the jiggeat drawing card comparatively little grip Illness son tied with AintiUary colors, yel work of the Lsidles Aid society for the past two weeks three extra Lindbergh home have been invest!* which will be submitted to the gov of the year, only a small sum of marriage of a RomEmy chieftain and among the pupils although the town low, red imd white ribbon. while her health permitted. Of a nurses have been added to the hos grating the story of Mr. and Mrs. ernor, the Telegram said, by George money, leas than fifty dollars, was his bridei is in the midst of an epidemic of The entertainment following was kindly, sociable nature, she was netted at the gate. Consequently pital stEiff. Their period of em Leandro Lightfoot of Franklin Park, W. Kirschway, former WEirden a t severe colds at present. One super under the direction of Mrs. Robert much beloved by all who knew her. the boys have been Etsked to turn in ployment Is temporary only. MEddens in native dress danced as Sing Sing Emd deEm of the Columbia Josephine Mitchell, daughter o f the who told ol their foreign servEmts intendent said that adults are usual Dougan, which was greatly Mjoyed Mrs. Seanum leaves two eons, their suits to Coach ClEirk this week University law school. Oklahoma gypsy chief, Tom leaving the day after the kidnaping. ly far more Eiffected by this disease by the 20 officers of Burdette A,ux- Earl and Harry of this town, and a before Friday noon. The Ligbtfoots reported also that Kirschway also assisted in the In Mitchell, paused with Stanley than school children. iliary No. 4 of Hartford, 20 officers grandson, Robert E. Seaman. She Among other awards which Man wood similar to that used in the vestigation of the state prison or D. A R. OmCERS Joseph George, son of Gue George, of Col. Tyler Auxiliary No. 14 of also leaves one sister, Mrs. Eva chester high graduates have been kidnapers’ ladder was missing from dered in 1930 by Governor J. H. another chief, at the entrEmce t-) St. Hose CompEmy No. 4, S. M. F. D., WillimanUc, Ward Cheney CJamp White and two brothers, Frank and Trumbull. receiving at colleges this winter their home, as was a chisel like the Mary’s Catholic church. The Rev. was cEdled out at 10:45 this morn U. S. W. V., and guest o f honor, Charles Tryon, all of Manchester. comes the news that Ckirl P. Cub- Bridgeport, March 17.— (AP) — one fmmd beneath the Lindbergh Father P. C. Blackburn joined them ing for a chimney fire at the home Mrs. Ellen G. Berry of Hartford who berly hsui won honors at Bates in Continuing the 39tb annuEil confer nursery window. instituted the local Auxiliary 12 Funeral services will be held at in marriage before a thronr that of C. B. Weir of 64 Garden street. debating. Carl made the AuelIs in ence of the Ctonnecticut Daughters Today the Lightfoots foimd the her home, SatuMay at 2:30 p. m. years ago in (Zlheney hall. She has the freshman debates Emd bis team of the American Revolution, which filled the church imd overflowed the chisel and police acknowledged they Rev. R. A. Ctolpltts, pastor of the grounds. Two local young men are among visited the pEuties eEmh yeEur and LATEST STOCKS won the championship which gives opened yesterday afternoon at the were just about back where they South Methodist chuich will officiate the forty-two applicEmts for per always gives a happy greeting to each speEdeer a cEish prize and a de Stratfield hotel, the slate of officers Attendants holding lighted candles started on the night of March and burial will be in the East ceme mission to take the bar examina ^camp^and auxiliary. bating honor. While at M. H. S. presented by Mrs. John Laldlaw formed a circle luround the couple when the baby was stolen. tery. Friends are requested to kind New York, March 17.—(AP)— tions in June. They are: RiUph H. Among the department officers be WEIS on two winning debating Buel, chairman of the nominating in accordimce with im ancient cus Ctol. H. Norman Schwarzkopf, ly omit flowers. Selling pressure was firmly resisted Cbapnick of 20 Birch street and of auxiliary present were: teEuns. committee, were voted at this morn tom. The bride aiid hei' attendants superintendent of state police, tolc in another quiet session of the Joseph A. Farr of 513 Main street. Sr. Vice-Pres.— ^M ary Mullens, ing’s session. They include: For wore modem evening dresses. of the finding of the chisel in his Stock Market today. A meeting of the Central Con The County Bar committee will ex Hartford; PEUt Dept. Pres.—^Minnie ome year, state regent. Miss Emme The vveddlng ceremony was but mid-moming bulletin. The list eEised In spots In the necticut Interscholastic League bEis amine EiU the applicants on admis Fl3Tim, WillimanUc; Past Dept. FUNERALS line A. Street; state vice re the beginning o f a great cerebra “In the investigation of the story Pres.— ^Mary Johnson of this town; early trading, partlcula.ly in the been CEilled for next week Wednes sions before allowing them to tE^e raUs, but selling failed to make day evening at 6:30 o’clock at the gent, Mrs. Frederick P. Latimer; tion at the Gypsy city which sprang told by Leandro Lightfoot,” he said D ept HospitELl ChEdrman—Mrs. state chaplain, Mrs. George May the examinations. John Conlon much headway, and publication of University Qub in HEirtford. BEmket up Edmost overnight on the Suffolk- “would state that Mr. Lightfoot has Brooks, Windsor; Dept. Aides— nard Minor; coundlors, Mrs. W. C, a favorable income report for Feb bEtll schedules for 1933 will be Portemoutb highway. found the chisel which he claimed to SeverEd MEmcbester horsemen at Mary Warren Emd Mrs. Lamoureux, The funeral of John Ctonlon of 24 Bristol, Miss Jessie W. Hayden Emd Trotter street, who died early yes ruary by Chesapeake and Ohio drawn up Emd the time Emd place The camp was alive with Eustivlty have lost and there is no suspicion tended an auction sale of trotting Willlmantic. Mrs. George H. Gllnum; for two terday morning, will be held from brought a fair recovery after mad- for the spring musical contest will as the wedding party returned la placed on Mr. and Mrs. Thornburg stock owned by H. C. Williams at The entertainment consisted of years, state recording secretary. Dougan’s funeral parlors a f 59 day. be decided. handsome automobiles. (the missing servants) in this Lebanon and as a result two music, songs and comedy sketches, Miss Sara Meade Webb; state cor A fter sEigging more 'han a point I f school attendEmce is Emy basis Gypsies from a dozen states were particular instance any more. The animals of the Aroostook County, "The Kitchen Minstrel,” led by Mrs. Holl street at 1:30 o’clock tomorrow responding secretary, Mrs. Phineaa to a new low, Chesapeake and Ohio for judging, then beEdth conditions present. other parts of the story are being Maine, Dillon strain acquired owners Jere Maher with trombone solos Eiftemoon and at the South Metho P. Randall; state treasurer, Mrs. rallied to sell about a point higher. have materially improved in town as further checked and when the lU' here. Steve Pearl bought a mare, and eight bther members Eissisting dist church at 2 o’clock. The serv Frederick E. Hunter; aasistant Union Pacific recovered a 2-point far as the high school is concerned. vestlgatlon is completed we will be Lucy DUion anl Archie Hayes bid in in three numbers. ices at DougEm’s will be private. All loss, and Santa Fe converted an The absence list during the lEist treasurer, Mrs. Edward D. Garrett; NARROWLY ESCAPE DEATH glad to give further fact in the find' a brother of the mare. The "Bachelor's Dream,” proved ex-service men Eire requested to meet councilor, Mrs. James V. Reed ings.” at the church shortly before the early loss Into a 3-poInt gain. Loss week in February had over 135 very funny with six ladles of differ Miss Nellie C. Smith. For three Windsor Locks, Conn., March 17— Theory OoUapsea service. Rev. Robert A. (3olpitts es of a point or so In U, S, Steel names on it. This week the list bEU Some little misunderstanding over ent stations in life disturbing bis yeEms: (Consulting registrar, Mrs, (A P )—^Three young men narrowly While Schwarzkopf said investiga will officiate. Burial will be in the and American Can were recovered, about 40 absentees on the average. pimching methods that arose at the sleep, until the bride in wedding ar Andrew D. Baldvrin; state historian, tion of the Ligntfoot'Thomburg East cemetery. and American Telephon- turned up A number of these are not out on eEicaped death early today when close of 'Ihursday evening’s session ray, was chosen emd quickly led to Mrs. Charles F. Brusie; state libra their automobile bit a telephone angle of the case was being contlnU' ward, after getting do /n 2 points. Eiccount of illness on the part o f the of the North £lnd Community set church and a new home. Arthur It was decided not to hold the rian, Mrs. M. C. Treadway; coun pole imd then landed on the New ed, Investigators working imder him American Tobacco “B” snd Allied student but because they are needed back tournament have been Keating weis the bachelor; Evelyn service at the home because of the cilors, Miss Jennie Loomis and Mrs. let it be known they believed the (Chemical pushed up a point or at home or In some csises quaran Haven railroad tracks where it was straightened out Emd the remaining Custer bride, emd Mrs. C. Sinnaman serious condition of Robert Arm George E. Matthus. struck by a freight train. The three whole theory had collapsed with dls- more. GenerEil Refractories was a tined out. five sittings of the tourney are ex reader. Dancing followed and a strong of 26 Trotter street, who has who aidd they were drivers for a coveiT of the chisel. soft spot In the specialties, losing 3 pected to go along without friction. Jolly time was enjoyed by all. not yet been told of his brother-in- GOVERNOR HAS COLD Springfield, Mass., trucking concern, The wood from v^hich the ladder points. American Typefounders Pre The drawing o f telephone table, law’s death. Mr. Armstrong is ill escaped injury and were arrested on was made, they pointed out, could ferred lost a couple of points, on There has been little change as which was given by George Ed with pneumonia Emd the crisis is ex New Haven, March 17.— (AP) — charges of intoxication. They gave have been easily secured from a omission of the dividend. DE VALERA PLANS yet in the condition of Gustave O. wards in Jemuary was won -by No. pected today or tomorrow. Governor W. L. Cross weis confined their names as WiUiam Bedard of hundred places in the region and the Chesapeake and Ohio was the Ulrich, North End restaurant keep 218, Mrs. C. A. Lamoureux of Willl Members of Washington L. O. L to his bed today by a cold. C!bicopee, Mass., Humphrey Smith, chisel bad really been the only thing first Importent railroad to report er who was seriously Injured in a mantic. Mr. Edwards offered a will meet at the Washington social A UNITED IRELAND It was Einnounced at his home dnd Widlace Foster, ot Springfield. connecting the disappearance of the its February net income. Its show West HEU-tford automobile accident band ceirved plaque to the member clubrooms at 7 o’clock tonight and that be probably would be unable to The car wim demolished. None of the Thornburgs with the kidnap case. on Sunday morning. He has, how of auxiliaries and camp present who ing of 31,470,744 was substEintiEdly (ContinuiO Prom Page One) The rest o f Schwarzkopfs bulls will go In a body to Dougan’s funeral resume his duties at the Capitol for three was able to state who was ever, been able to talk to Mrs. will bring in most, members before parlors to pay a lEist tribute of re better than the 31,196,638 reported a few days. driving. tin dealt with angles of the case al lleves,” the Northern W hig said, Ulrich, who has visited him each June 16, 1932. ' spect to their deceEised brother. for JEUttuary, and was better than ready provem.to be o f no value. He day at St. Francis hospltEil, Hart A setback social will be held to February of last year, when net “that the moment the oath (#t al spoke of the child held for a time at ford. While there has been little morrow Erftemoon at the home of was 31,165,612. This is the first re legiance) is abolished membf s of C^ston, Iowa, and said that a birth improvement since Sunday night Mrs. Charles Warren, 447 Citenter port to reflect the 10 per cent wage the Irish lepubliCEm Arm y will vol- mark on that baby’s chest bad made when he regained consciousness, street. Friends are invited. SENATOR ROBINSON reduction, and was appEirently sub- imtarily disbEmd, leaving the FiEinna it possible definitely to determine it neither has there been any setback stantia'ly better than expected. Fall government to the placid pur- was not the Lindbergh baby, which and the last two nights have been 'This stock had been under consider ERiit of a peaceful evolution.” was not BO marked. reported as comfortable. AGAINST DEBT CUT able pressure lately, presumably els The Belfast News Letter said De He mentioned also a report of MAN NEARLY KILLED / result of this carrier’s taking Valera “expects a series of miracles fotu* men in a blue sedan with New over substantial blocks "bf Erie and to occur” *vlth the British govern So much time has been lost by (Continued from Page 1) STATE York license plates who were seen Eighth District pupils on account of Nickel Plate from Allep'hany Corp., ment not only acquiescing in the FRIDAY NIGHT acting in a suspicious manner la IN DETENTION ROOM investments 'hat were not general Free .State’s retenion of the land the prevalence of scarlet fever that o f paying the losses which foreign DuncUen, N. J., the day before the assembly periods have been given ly viewed in Wall street as Immedi annuity payments, but disgorging tv.AY kidnaping. governments will incur, by reason ately advantageous. £30,000,000 already paid, while “ the up for the present in the schools of Boston, March 17.— (A P )—Harry of changes in their financial policies T h is has been thoroughly in* the district and the time devoted to political border which separates Ul vestigated/’ he said, “and these peo C. Morgan, awaiting trial for a — policies which on the whole seem Brokerage quarters have largely bringing the pupils up to their been inclined to regard t ^ market ster from the Free State is to ple have been seen sei^eral times in series of Eumed robberies, beat and fruitful of gain to them and disad A Fast and stEmdard of preparation. The scarlet outlook Eu: considerably dfmmed by disappeEU* at the waving of some Dunellen since. While probably en* kicked a fellow prisoner to the vantage to us?” fever cases have greatly diminished the recent penetration of new low mysterious wand.” gaged in some suspicious action it is point o f death in the detention room Furious Fun Festival! but a good many absences are re- ground by General Motors and quite evident this carries no import of the Suffolk Superior CJourt. CHARGE IS DENIED rarted due to grip. The victim of the attack was some of the raiils. Some market ance in this case.” Washington, March 17.— (A P )— Frank B. Brady of Everett who wels theorists have felt that f- ’T indicat PUBUC RECORDS David Wamock, of 112 Pitkin tEiken to the hospital wcu'd of the A Democratic attack In the Senate ed that a further testing of the street, manager of the Depot Square Charles street jail and administered today against revision of the Brit market’s triple bottom registered In ish war debt owed to America Warrantee Deeds oppoR TU N m r & P Store, has been confined to the last rites of his church. the past three months might be Four warrantee deeds, Arthur A. MANY PAY TRIBUTE his home since last Saturday with brought a denial from Senator Brady had turned state’s evidence necessary to provide a bEise for a Knofla to Joseph Emonds; Arthur A. the grip. It WEW necessary to bring Reed, (R., Pa.), on behalf of Presi In a robbery case, in nowise con fresh advEince. It Is acknowledged, Knofla to Frank A. Johnson; Joseph n a substitute manager. dent Hoover that the subject was AT EASTMAN BIER nected with that for which Mor however, that the Improvement in Emonds to Arthur A. Knofla, Emd NIGHT even under consideration. Anotiier excellent bill of local perform gan was held, and had given testi the bainking situation has largely Frank A. Johnson to Arthvu’ A. Senator Reed specified the "ques ers competing for cash prizes with the The Board of Directors of Kl- mony resulting in the conviction of eliminated the dangers of necessi- Knofla, were recorded in the town (OentlBaed Prom Page 1.) tion had not been discussed” with audience acting as Judge! wEinia Club met this noon at the Edward Farrell, 25, of Brookline, tious liquidation, and recent in- clerk’s office this afternoon in con iloTel Sheridan and discussed com- charged with armed robbery. The Ambassador Mellon, who is about creEises in the short Interest bEis Charles G. Dawes and General John nection with the stndgbtening and ng activities o f the club, including Jury rAtumed a sealed verdict this tr sail for bis London post probably strengthened the market’s J. Pershing. acceptance of Strong street by the he Minstrel Show in April and tta morning. Senator Robinson, o f Arkansas, technical position. Church Senrloes town. Six Acts of Entertaining Tfiddies’ Camp at Hebron this sum Today Brady was brought back to the Democratic leader, had quoted W elU street manifested consider Rev. George Edward Norton, Adminlstrator'a Deed Vaudeville Waiting for * « mer. The resignation of Stephen the court house to give testimony from a newspaper story published able interest in the new GIelss bEUOk- S.T.D., rector of St. Paul’s and The Manchester Trust Company, C, Hale was accepted and also the In another case when he was con here saying Mellon was favorably ing bill as introduced In the Senate, close friend o f Eastman, was chos trustee of the estate of the late the word to go! applications for membership of Dr. ducted into the detention room Mor- inclined for revision of the British but advices indicating sharp dis en to intone the opening sentences Franklin H. Strong, land on Strick DeVeme Holmes and James Nichols. gim objected to his presence in the debt. He warned that any revision agreement over the mesisure In the of the ritual; the Psalms were to.be land street. Don’t Miss the Fun! W. George Qlenney, president of the same room. Hot words were ex- would be very carefully considered bEinking and currency committee, said by Rev. Murray Bartlett, D.D., Quit Claim Deed club, was unable to be present, be chEmged and a fight ensued. by (Congress. indicating that final action on it president of Hobart College at Gen ’The Manchester Lumber Cjompany ing lU with a cold, WiUiam B. Hal- Court Officer George Ellsworth After Senator Connally, (D.>Tex- may be considerably delayed, rob eva, and former rector of the to the Manchester Trust CompEmy, sted, vice-president, presided. attempted to separate them but as), chaUenged the administration bed it of any market influence. church. Dr. Rush Rhees, president land on Hemlock street. was fdled and rendered unconscious to state its position Senator Reed Banking quarters described the new of the University of Rochester, was The Manchester Lumber Company The Manchester Green Commun by Morgan. Before additional help who bad just returned to the floor bill as less "reactionary” thEin the to the Manchester Building imd to read the lesson, from St. Paul’s ity club will have a brief business arrived, Brady had been punched ssdd: previous one. Epistle to the Romans, the eighth Loan (Company, two tracts of lemd meeting tomorrow evening In the knd kicked into insensibility. "I am authorized to say that on Glenwood street and Lockwood chapter, beginning at the 14th Green school hall preceding the verse: there la not a word o f truth In the street. setback and dance. newspaper article.” Cbimles J. Strickland to Frank A. “As many as are led by the spirit CHENEYS ANNOUNCE Friday of (Sod, they are the sons o f (Sod.” Johnson, land on Strickland street Friday ; In far away Hollywood, Calif., BOY SCOUT NEWS Attachment and and Robert Noack EigEilnst Margaret motion picture making was sus HITLERITES PREPARING REPUBLICANS VOTE NEW CREDIT SERVICE Saturday Saturday pended for a minute or two in trib Troop 4 Benson and Arthur C. Ayer, attsich- ute to the man who contributed so Troop 4 held a practice Tuesday ment in the sum o f 31,000 damages largely toward the mechanical de FOR yiRTUAL CIVIL WAR evening for the play "After Dark” DEMOCRATS’ TICKET (Continued from Page One) and costa of -ult on Ismd and build velopment o' the Industry. Many which is to be given the latter part ings in the Elizabeth Park tract. HAPPINESS WEEK of Mau'ch. Most of the stage prop to foreign style centers for Cheneys IJs Pendens educational institutions aided by (ContlBned from Page 1.) BRINGS ANOTHER MERRY, MAD Eastman during a life time of phU- erties have been gotten and the play (Continued from Page 1.) she also assisted in msmy public The Manchester Trast Company fashion shows in leading depart against HeraiEm Gordon and others, MELANGE OF HILARITY THAT anthropy suspended classes for the the making of political speeches. He will be very successful If everyone WILL DRIVE DESPAIR INTO OLD day. Dental clinics he founded all will learn bis part. returns would bring the Yotel to ment stores throughout the country foreclosure of a mortgage on land Issued the order at the suggestion around 70,000. over the world closed their doors. After the practice several an and has given style talks to depart on North School and Oakland MAN GLOOM’S HEART. of Protestant and Catholic church Previous High Vote ment store sEiles executives. streets. authorities. nouncements were made. A ll those Scouts who volimteered to be In The previous high vote of the dians or clowns in the Rally which Democrats in a presidential prefer is to be held very soon have been ence primary was In 1924 when 13,- SHIP BATTLES GALE asked to be present at a meeting 113 were registered. The high Dem Quality Groceries this Friday night All Scouts in the ocratic vote this ysEU* was believed play are requested to be present by some politicians to be due In fdso. Some o f the clown stunts arh part to a general lack of Interest Follow The Crowd For Less New Haven, March 17— (AP) — new and all Scouts have abown a in the Republican . contest, where The Brltieh Lantern, a ten thousand Cnmulated Sugar, m 0 desire to be in the Rally stimts. only Dr. J. I. Frim'ce o f Maryland % ton cargo ship was tied up In the DdROTHY 10 lb. sack ...... C The Scouts present at the meeting and Jacob S. Coxey, Ohio, competed New Haven harbor today attm Tomorrow Night ZELMA O ’NiAL Oranolated Sugar. gave the Soout Oath and Laws and for the preference vote. President weathering a three dayn gale which Hoover was not entered on the JOS. CAWTHORN lb. s a c k ...... $ 1 . 0 8 then the Troop was dismissed. to the recently swept the Atlantic seEi- Tickets to be sold for the Itelly preference ballot Dr. France de 525^^ Strikes, board. feated Coxey. Old Gold, Chesterfield, were given out Cowles and Mc- She arrived here three days late (jaughey demonstrated their sales With the preference vote' near PCflCH % pkgi. f o r ...... from Plymouth, Englemd, to tEdce on Van Camp AOlk, ability by selling the greater part of completion, tabulation of returns on State Armory a cargo o f crude tEur. The trip re their tickets a lAort while after the delegates to the National conven Reno tall cans, S f o r ...... a UC quired 17 days. . meeting had closed. tions was begun today. The dele-’ Crushed Pineapple, « g% "A ll went well,” her skipper uep- Scribe Matcbett gates are not bound by the prefer This whoopin', rollicking rampage large No. S l-s tin ...... 1 D C tEdn Jfiunes Halcrow said "until we ence vote. VS California Spinach, were approachl^ Newfmmdland. S ^ t b Poeelble Rec Guards around Reno is sure divorce from all large No. S 1-2 tin .... Then we were hit by the terrific SALES TAX POUCY Both Governor Roosevelt and Esquiiiiaiix Red Sabnon, storm which lashed the Atlantic Governor Murray are contesting for Final Game of Town Title gloom as these two dizzy clowns turn tall c a n ...... coast Our fight agEdnst the ele control of I'orth Jlakota’e ten na California Sardines, ments lasted three dajm. S«a(fli of Washington, March 17.— (AP) — tional Democratic delegates. Each Basketball Series the whqle town upside-down! l I b . o a n ...... H J the 36 members of the crew stood The Republican House members will has a slate of bis own, but since the Salt Pork, hoavy, « by during that time in case of an decide tomorrow night whether they delegated are listed on the ballot PROBABLE UNEUPt emergency.” van support the sales tax with Emy ^ ...... 1 0 alphabetically and not according to REC G UAR D S O N t h e s a m e B IL L ! > The ship is one of the largest ever degree of solidarity. Pea Beans, their preference for president, a STURGEON Right Forward HOLLAND to dock here. Representative Snail of New York, split group is possible. ’This also CHESTER MORRIS S pounds l o r ...... ^ £ their floor leader, etdled a meeting F A U L K N E R . . . Leift Forward ...... M cC A N N complicates the tabulation of the IN BOLAND WBSrS Puritan Marshmallows, m a After a petition had been presented retimut. B O Y L E ...... Center . TURKINGTON ARBE6T SUSPECT Ib -P k g * ...... l o to the clerk of the party conference On the Republican side is a group WATERMAN ... Right Guard ... GUSTAFSON 4 Bbmtreal MSlt Syrup, today bearing aufficlent aignaturea of eleven national delegatee favor Auburn, Maine, March 17— (A P) to force a meeting tmder the rules of FARR Left Guard ...... M cH ALE “CORSAIR” — Francois LaChance, Lewiston able to President Hoover and an the conference. other instructed, if elected, to vote tsxicab driver was arfeated today Preliminary Game— Williams vs. House A gridiron hero who whipped hla way to power About the same time Speaker for a “progressive.” Neither France on a charge o f murder in the Slay Gamer expressed the view that a on the high seas— only to bo into su bm it ing of Eldridge Jacques, another nor Coxey had any pledged dele Dancing Until 12 MiUBEU’S vote would be in order on an amend gates. Sion by love! taxicab driver who disappeared last ment calling for a |5 a barrel tax October 31. Returns from 1,850 prednets on S.'ni per cent beer. gave |6r Democratlo prMMfntlal Flotilla Orchestra GROCERY LaOhance was taken Into custody A Utue earlier the ways and LAST TIMES TODAY at Martin, Quebec, two days ago preference: Rooeevelt, 88,660; Mur* Dial 6476 183 Spruce S t means committee had tentatively ray, 19,481. Republican presi* Adm ission...... 50c and 25c 'L A D IE S O F TH E J U R Y " and came back here of his own ac approved a four cent a pound tax on cord. dential preference 1,311 precincts "HUSBAND'S H OI^AT* copper imports. gave France 33;0e8; Ooxer 15,643.
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONI^^ THURSDAY, MARCH 17,19S2. PAGE THREE - 4 ' D i^ lA Y S IN STORES COMMUNITY HAVERS Manchester’s STUDENTS SEE "ARRIVAL BANQUET HCKEIS KEITH’S BETTER HOMES HONOR ST. PATRICK ABRAM MATCHETT, 8 2 , 1 FINE IN PORTRAYALS Date Book OF h t t t p r e se n te d CLUB NAMES OmCERS GIVEN SURPRISE P A R lI PROMISE OF SPRING ON SALE TOMORROW IN DANCE, PARTIES % Frank Linnell Is President of Present “Three Live Ghosts” T onight Freshmoi-Sophomore Dramat Oakland Street Man Honorid In An Excellent Manner — Thxirsday, March 17—^Annual St. ic Club Gives Fine Perform Group—Supper Served At By Relatives and Fiends Despite Winter Atmosphere Large Audience Sees It. Patrick’s Day dance at Masonic ance of Comedy. Chamber’s Ammal Dinner To Last Night’s Meeting. Irdand’s PtiroD Remanber- LAst N{g;ht— ^Receives Gifti^ Temple, auspices of A. O. H. Merdiants Openings h £ - From the moment the curtains Taxpayers’ League meeting at An enthusiastic audience of 400 'The annual meeting of Keith’s Abram Matcbett of 60 OoklauDd parted for the opening scene of High School balL students witnessed the opening per Cost Less This Better Homes Club waS held last ed Today — Kberoians street reached bis eighty-second Annual Spring Opening to con formance of Norman Lee Swartouts’ night in the Club Room. The fot "Three Live Ghosts,’’ the initial play tinue through Saturday. milestone yesterday. The members, cate Good Weather Soon. lowing officers were elected: Presi of the newly organized Community Tom orrow “The Arrival of Kitty" in the as ham Speaker. Dance Leads Erents. of his immediate family, deciding Players at the Hollister street sembly ball of the high school this dent, Frank Linnell; Vice Pres., toe event should not pass unnoticed, Friday, March 18 — "Arrival of afternoon. The three-act play is a Frank Chamberlin; Sec. and Treas., Custom demands that Spring school last i^gbt, the large audi Kitty," comedy play by Sophomore- production of the'Freshman-Sopho Beatrice Qulow. The committee In surprised him last evening and re should be announced with the an ence was sw aj^ by the story and Freshman Dramatic Club at High Tickets will be placed on sale to' The fifty-fifth annual social and more Dramatic Club and represents charge of last night’s meeting serv membered him with money, cigars nual offerings of merchants of the the clever acting of the cast. school. morrow morning for the thirty-first dance of the local division of toe the club’s first public efforts to raise ed a delicious supper consisting of and other acceptable gifts. M r||. new and fashionable things for The stage was converted into a Deciding game of series between annual banquet of the Chamber of baked ham, scalloped potatoes, pine Anclmt Order of Hibernians, which Easter. A barrage of real winter living room of a middle class Lon National Guards and Rec Five at funds for the purpose of providing Matcbett, who was aware of toe. better school assemblies. Commerce, to be held at the Masonic apple and cabbage salad, pickles, will be held tonight at the Masonic weather has taken front-stage in don family. Old-fashioned what-nots State Armory. olives, celery, cranberry sauce, prospective party, had made and occupied comers, kerosene lamps Its Purpose Temple, Tuesday evening, April 5, it Temple, beads toe list of St. the meantime, though there are N ext W eek was announced today by R. K. An whipped cream cake and ice cream. decorated a large birthday cake to v^ere iised fo r illum inating purposes, The club, sponsored by Miss Patrick’s Day celebrations in Man silver-lined clouds hiding behind the Tuesday, March 22 — Republican derson, chairman of the ticket sales ’The decorations were in keeping lambrequins and antimacassars Helen Page, Freshman English chester today in commemoration ot Lis honor. Setback was played attCT barrier of late winter’s defenses. caucus at High school to elect dele committee. The cost of the ban with St Patrick’s Day. decorated shelves and chairs in tme teacher, and organized for the pur toe fifteenth-hundred anniversary of the greetings and congratula'Joqs Cold weather and high winds will gates to Republican State Conven quet has been reduced this year with After the business meeting, whist were over, and Harry Armstrong, not sdways remidn, and within a English style of a few decades ago. pose of meeting one of the aims of the beginning of St. Patrick’s ajios- tion. single tickets at 82.50 and a pair at was enjoyed. The first prize going one of his sons-in-law, enlivened few days real spring weather will Miss Anne McAdams of William secondary education —training in tolic mission to Ireland. tSt Wednesday, March 28 — First an 86. to Willium Murphy and toe consola occasion by singing popular songs; let loose a flood of optimism charac street played the leading role of the worthy use of leisure time— tion to Frank Ldnnell. Old Erin Customs niversary and presentation of colors meets each week in the regular Osaao To Cater Mr. Matcbett enjoyed toe collectioip teristic of the advancing season. Mrs. Gubbins. It was the first time of Anderson-Shea Post, V. F. W., at On this day, Ireland’s sons and i school club period, studying the The banquet will start at 6:30 daughters revive toe customs, songs and toe evening’s program ae Big Spring Stock her local friends had seen her take State Armory. o’clock and Urbano Osano will part in a theatrical performance and ' drama, disenssing relative values and dances o f old Elrin in honor o f heartily as toe youngest member With Spring right around the cor 'This Month cater. The ticket seile will be con present. ner, Manchester merchants took full they were surprised by her splendid ' of the good and poor play, writing HRS. URREN STENBERG Ireland’s apostle and patron saint. Monday, March 28 — Rally at ducted along lines similar to last Mr. Matcbett has been a resident advantage of the greatest retail portrayal of a difficult role. She was and producing its own theatricals, Su Patrick’s Day card parties, teas, Masonic Temple, auspices of Man' year, when members were able to of Manchester for upwards of half market in history and have stocked almost constantly on the stage, and and growing in its power to culti suppers, dances/cmd entertainments Chester branch of the Women’s Or reserve entire tables for their par HONORED ON BIRTHDAY a century. He was married in Engr the choiest and most fashiopable her naturalness, and the way in vate a sense of distinction between are being held in abundance this ganization for Prohibition Reform. ties. Reservations will be taken land and two of bis children were wear for Spring ever possible in the which she sustained the cockney ac trash and merit in the dramatic week, both private and public. And Tuesday, March 29 — Three-act care of in the order in which they bora there. Though a baker by present century. That local people cent throughout the drama amazed offerings of the present day theater. the green of Erin’s shamrocks is toe play, "The Chintz Cottage,” given are applied for. It is expected that favorite color of many people in trpde, he was once employed as a will beneflt this year from the low everybody. She is deserving of the "The Arrival of Kitty" shows the the tables will be arranged on the Eldridge Street Woman, SI at Odd Fellows hall by Pythian Sis Manchester today. London "Bobby”. Since living in ered prices prevailing in the fash highest praise, as indeed is every result of expert casting of charac same plan as last year also. ters. ters, skillful training in acting, Years Old, Given Party By Dance Tonight Manchester be has worked for the k " ion markets, is a foregone conclu one in the cast for the hard work Wednesday, March 30 — Annual Bingham the Speaker they put into rehearsals. Great commendable cooperation on the Ladies’ Aid Society. Among toe events scheduled for Oakland Paper company, (toeney sion. No single item of new Spring ball of Knights of Columbus at According to present plans, the tonight are the following: social and credit is due to the coach, Mrs. part of townspeople in their willing Brothers and toe Orford Soap comr wear is excluded from the down State Armory. speakers and entertainment will be dance at Masonic Temple at 8 Joseph Handley, for her tireless ef ness to lend costumes and a note presented at 8 o’clock to last two pany. Although he retired from ac ward price teend, and lowered bud N ext Month Mrs. Urrum Stenberg of Eldridge o'clock, featuring old fashioned and gets will more approximately match forts and interest to make this first worthy spirit of unified endeavor hours, followed by dancing. The tive work a number of years ago, he street was 81 years old yesterday. modem dancing with music by Bill is enjoying good health ann takes complete fittings for the family to performance an indication of what Friday, April 2 — Tall Cedars among the students who participate principal speaker will be Senator As is her custom, she attended the Waddell’s orchestra; St. Patrick’s much interest in politics and cur day than ever before. may be expected of the players Masonic club April Fool Frolic, Ma in the organization and production Hiram Bingham. Eifforts are now sonic Temple. of the play. Too much credit cannot meeting of toe Ladies Aid society of Day party at toe South MetLodlst rent events. He is well regarded by Windows lighted with a little more experience. being made to obtain an outstand the South Methodist church, not ex church at 7:30 o’clock by the Ep- ’Tuesday, April 5 — Thirty-first be given Miss Page for the results ing humorous speeiker and enter the circle of friends and neighbors Last night Manchester’s mer WhOe the play is a favorite with pecting any notice would be taken worto League with the North annuEd banquet of Chamber of of her leadership in the club. tainment is being booked through a who know him intimately. chants showed for the first time professionals, it is also a good of the anniversary Inasmuch as rela Metoodist Epworto Leaguers as Commerce at Masonic Temple. The Cast Boston agency. As usual, formal the wealth of the season’s fashions choice for amateurs because of the tives and friends to toe number of guests; St. Patrick’s supper and en Friday, April 11 — Annual Kl- Following is the cast of charac dress will be optional, although more and creations in lighted and deco fact that only one scene is necessary tertainment at toe Second Congre wanis Minstrel Show at High school, ters: 30 had celebrated her approaching rated windows along Main street, and little is required in the way of than ninety per cent of those who gational church by the Women’s ser also April 12. William Winkler—Edward . Swee attended last year were in evening birthday on Simday last. However, ihrom the Center to the Terminus, costum es. she found after she arrived with her vice League; setback party at toe Miss McAdams and Clayton Saturday, April 16—Annual semi- ney. dress. windows blazed with lights. Palms formal dance at Masonic Temple by daughter, Mrs. Joseph W. Flood, Home Club by toe Women of Moose; ENDS PILES and ferns and pottec plants lent a Holmes, as “Spoofy” one of the Aunt Jane, his sister—Barbara The Committees and an Irish tea tomorrow night at John Mather Chapter, Order of De- The personnel of the seven com toat more than 50 of the members touch of cheerfulness and freshness three ghosts, furnished most of the Stoltenfeldt. Masonic Temple by Cliapman Court, M olay. mittees in charge of the banquet of the aid, home and foreign mis After 25 Years in the midst of new coloring^ and comedy. Mr. Holmes’ makeup . and Jane, his niece—Rita Stephens. Order of Amaranth. Monday, April 18 — Seventh an was completed today, as follows: sionary societies bad gathered in designs in everything offered in the actions was sufficient to call forth Bobbie Baxter—Frank Robinson. Saint’s Importance nual concert of Beethoven Glee Club Benjamin More—John Wengro- E. J. Murphy, general chairman; her honor, and the parlors were Peterson’s Ointment Did It seasonal review. roars of laughter every time he ap at High School Auditorium, assisted prettily decorated with potted daf St. Patrick, according to toe his vlous. speakers and entertainment, . Goods Displayed peared upon the stsige. Three other by Mendelssohn Singers of Worces fodils and hyacinths. 'The hospitality torical data available was bora in and Only 3 5 Cents locsil men who surprised their Ting, a bell-boy—Gordon Frazer. Thomas J. Rogers, chairman; Theater crowds viewed the late ter, Mass. Thomas Ferguson, L. N. Heebner, committee was beaded by Mrs. Inez the year 389 and died in toe year friends by the excellence of their Sam, a colored porter—Edgar 461. His importance in toe history models of spring wear, for both men Play, “Mystery Island," at Odd Willard B. Rogers and George H Truax. and women and children, home fur acting were Thomsis Conrsm, Karl Fellows Hall, given by Sunset Re- Clarke. of Ireland and toe Irish church con Mr. T. G. Rockstrom of Detroit, Kitty, an actress—Eleanor Wal Waddell; ticket sales, R. K. Ander After/the ladies had congratulat nishings, electrical accessories in Keller, well known business ihen on bekah Lodge. ed Mrs. Stenberg, Mrs. George E. sists in toe fact toat he brought Mich., writes: “I suffered with piles lace. son, chairman; Fred Blish, Jr,, Ar contrasting silver and enamel, and Depot Square smd Joseph Handley. ’Thursday, April 21 — Opening of Keith, In their behalf and in a short Ireland into touch with western for over 25 years—nothing did me Suzette, Aimt Jane’s maid—Mary thur Hultman, Arthur Knofla and the more practical garden tools, Joseph as Jimmy Gubbins, stepson two-day annual convention of State Karl Keller; decorations and souve and-graceful speech presented to Europea and more particularly with any good. After my fourth box of Martina. Rome, and toat he introduced Latin throughout the length of Main of Mrs. Gubbins, also succeeded Department of Daughters of Union nirs, Horace Murphy, chairman; Mrs. Stenberg a purse of money and Peterson’s Ointment I am nearly (Miss Martina is substituting for into Ireland as toe language of toe well. It is toe greatest Ointment I street. Contrasting color schemes, very well with the “Lunnon" tongue. Veterans of Civil War at Odd Fel William Thornton, Charles Burr, C. a pot of hyacinths, she wished her black, white, blue, green and tan He also had a pretty * heavy part low s Hall. Peggy Davies who is absent from E. W ilson and Elarl M iner; gpaests church. ever heard of.” school because of illness.) mtiny more happy birthdays, and In Peterson’s Ointment there is showed to advantage under the which he hsindled admirably. Friday, April 22 — ’Three-act and reception, E. J. Holl, chairman; years of usefulness yet for toe Scenes: The office and temporary not only an amazingly effective med bright lighting. Very few merchants Ben Radding, another of the comedy, “Babs,” by Sock and Bus C. R. Burr, Lawrence Case, William church she loved. Mrs. W. H. Varney ghosts, smd a form er member o f the dining room of the Halcyon House, ication which immediately ends aH failed to take advantage of the kin club at High school. C. Cheney and R. LaMotte Russell; read an original poem composed for Town Players is one of the best in the (^atskill Moimtains. burning, itching and soreness but it privilege to join in the display. Thursday and Friday, April 28, dinner-menu and service, N. B. the birthday party. Mrs. Leila Ab Beginning at the Center, Syming known amateur actors in town. A 29—"Henry’s Wedding,” comedy. Time: One day last August. Richards, chairman; Scott Simon, FITS also contains powerfully healing and bey and Mrs. Ada McCue poured. Booklet smooth performsmee lyas expected Tall Cedars, High school. Act I—Late morning. repairing correctives which banish ton’s Men’s Shop showed the latest FYancis Miner, Dr. James Farr and This afternoon a party of relatives If yon have ^ ilep ty. Fits, Falling Sick- of him smd he did not disappoint last Act II—Early afternoon. the most stubborn cases of trouble in Spring toggery for men and Coming Events Dr. A. A. Savage; publicity and and close friends of Mrs. Stenberg nest or Convulaiont—write me today ught. Miss Gwen Prescott, teacher A.C H I—^Almost evening. some piles quicker than anything; young men. Coming down the street Friday, June 24 — Opening of printing, Ronald H. Ferguson, chair surprised her again in recognition of without fail about my favorite prescrip- at the Robertson school, smd an FliuJ Show Friday tloa. Hiridytecofamaaded—fermtiiTwui. you’ve ever tried. If not—money the WUrose ,Dress Shop and the two-day state convention and field man; Herbert Swanson, William H her birthday and showered her with acquisition in dramatih circles, wsis The final performance of this Dr. C. M. Simpson Co.. 2010 W. hack. 35 cents a box at any drug Ladles’ Shop 'displayed the current day of Loysd Order of Moose here. Schieldge, Erik Modean and Miss floral and other choice gifts. styles ioT wbaaen and misses in Ben’s gancee until war and mis Saturday, June 25 — State Ma amusing play will be staged at 8:15 Ethel Anderson; seating and check 44th, CIcTelanO, O. store.—^Advt. dresses ~coats. Tulips fortune iMUtod them. TbQM^re re sonic Veterans Reunion at Temple. o’clock Friday evening in the as ing service, Joseph Pero, chairman; and added to the presenta united at Mts. Gubbins’ home and Opening of two-day session of sembly hall. There will be no seats Ernest Bantly; Heirlowe Willis, everything is straightened out to tion. 16th annual convention of the New reserved for the last performance. George Glenney and Thomas Con Flow ers their satisfaction. England Conference Luther League ran. Minor parts were well taken by Milikowski’s Flower Shop, was at Swedish Lutheran church. Roger Winton, Miss Lucille Grsmt, filled with the best in flowers and and Miss Arlyne C. Morisurty. The COMMON LAW WIFE HERE TO DEPORT AMERICANS potted plants for the Easter shop latter delighted with her sin^ng of These Merchants Believe In per. wartime songs, accompanied by PENNY CAFETERIA IS THOUGHT SHE WAS LEGAL Moscow, March 17 — (AP) — The Smart Shop and Fradins’, Miss Marion Dorward, supervisor of American job-hunters and those and the Montgomciy Ward store music in the Ninth District. Miss from other coimtries who come to contained full assortments of the Moriarty was presented with a NOVEL ENTERTAINMENr Mrs. Julia Pisch Had License Rusia on ordinary tourist visas are fashion showings while Glenney’s The Value Of Well Lighted beautiful bouquet of cut flowers in But No Ceremony—Sues going to be disappointed this sum and Hultman’s showed the latest for appreciation of her services. mer if they expect to find work and men la suits, shirts, shoes, gloves, The High school orchestra imder The Center Church Women’s Fed For Money Loaned. stay here. ties and hats. Miss Dorward played a number of eration gave a successful penny The government, which has been Frank Hoher, 50, of 319 Lake Rubinow’s window was not deco appropriate tunes while the hall was cafeteria and entertainment last trying a long time to keep that type Display Windows street, Manchester, has been made rated bujt the force of men who have filling and between the acts. The night in the banquet hall. Mrs. Ed of visitor away, appears to be tight th:: defendant in a suit for damages spent extra hours during the past ptrformance was given under the na Case Parker was chairman of ening its policy of discouraging un and during Spring Opening their windows will be, lighted Wednesday* two weeks in anticipation of today’s auspices and for the benefit of the brought by Mrs. Julia Pisch of East employed persons from entering the the supper committee. Articles of Hartford over complications and I'hursday, Friday and Saturday evenings in order that you may have an opening had almost completed their Y. M. C. A. food like butter, cheese, began at a country imless they have jobs speci enforced labors at nine o’clock. difficulties which''arose over living fically contracted for in advance. opportunity to see all the new merchandise for Spring. penny, with no dish more than a together as man and wife. Mrs. Other windows with fine displays dime and for that one might have a The new restrictions, as yet un were the Geo. E. Keith Company. HIGHWAYS DANGEROUS Pisch, who had been married and announced, are expected to apply generous helping of roast lamb or divorced previously, claims that she Montgomery Ward & Co. Watkins Brothers, Manchester Elec scalloped potatoes. It was easily even to skilled labor for which there tric Company, Brown-Bilt Shoe understock that she and Hoher is a great need here. AFTER UGHT SNOWFALL possible to assemble a square meal were legally married when he ob store, Faven’s McClellsm’s, Mrs. for 30 or 35 cents. Edward Hess • Symington EUliott’s, Benson’s and Johnson and tained a marriage license at the ASK OPINION. ’The entertainment which was town clerk’s office here July 5, Little, R. Donnelley’s, George Wil thrown in for good measure, was Brown-Bilt Shoe Store liams’, C. E. House’s, John Olson’s, Driving of Automobiles Haz 1930. However, the wedding cere Hartford, March 17—(AP) —The Benson & Welch under the direction of Mrs. John mony was never performed. and Dunhill’s. ardous As Snow Freezes To State Tuberculosis Commission has Trask and her committee. It con Mrs. Pisch claims that she loan Just a Glimpse asked the attorney general for an W. T. Grant Co. Surface of Roads Early To sisted of a vocal solo by Mrs. Harry ed her husband a large sum of Silent Glow Oil Burner Co. Altogether the initial showing un opinion on whether the construction day. Cahoon, a sketch by eight ladies, money and that he has never paid der lights was but a glimpse of the of markers at the outer end of jet Silbros Clothing Co. Mrs. Rushington’s Cure” in which it back. Only recently she discover ties to be constructed at the site of Packard’s Pharmacy many bargains awaiting Manches Snow which fell during the night the leading part was well taken by ed at the town clerk’s office that the new Sesufide Sanitorium, at ter shoppers today, tomorrow and left a half inch white coating this Mrs. Arthur Hutchinson. Miss Helen they were not legally mauried, the Waterford if satisfactory to the Glenney’s Saturday. Never were prices so low morning that was wet and packed Vlertel played violin solos, Mrs. application for a license having no Sperber & Turkington —or quality as high. Today is the Unitfed States Army engineers, will down hard so as to make many Henry Lowd gave a humorous read bearing on the legality of marriage. protect the state from liability in time to take full advantage of both. highways treacherous for traveling. Wilrose Dress Shop ing. Mrs. Marion Gowdy played The case is now ' efore the Superior the case of wrecks of smsdl boats, At least one minor accident rcsrilt- Bidwell’s piano accordeon solos, Mrs. Arthur Ctourt judge in Hartford. Several nmning against the jetties during ed. Thomas Martin of 13 Cedar Vinton sang and appeared in duets, Manchester witnesses have been X>eriod o f hlghwater. Mihkowski EVANGELIST TO TELL street was driving down St. James’s one of them a jolly Irish piece, with called to testify in the case. Keith Furniture Co. street heawied fo r Main street when Mrs. Doris Simms. These last three CASHIEB KILLS SELF Dunhill’s his car suddenly skidded and plung ladies were from Coventry and gave LIFE STORY FRIDAY ed off the road, swen-ed to the Matthew Wior their services, yrhich were much ap IRISH TEA TOMORROW Hopewell, N. J., March 17.— (AP) right up a steep embankment into G. H. Williams preciated. The closing number was —^Theodore M. H all, 60-year-old the woods. Mrs. Martin was riding Rev. John Fleming, Conducting by a ladies’ quartet, "Over the Gar cashier of the Hopewell National Thom McAn with her husband but neither was GIVEN BY AMARANTH den W all.” bank, shot himself in the cellar of State Soda Shop Nazarene Revivals, To Give injured. The car also escaped being his home today and died soon after- McClellan’s Interesting Sermon. damaged. Martin said he was passing an Will Be Held In Masonic Tem Kemp’s Inc. Rev. John Fleming of Kentucky other car going the opposite direc ple Following Brief Business Officials said the institution’s af LARSON-FRIEND fairs were in good order and that C. E. House & Son, Inc. will tell bis life story at the First tion at the time and was driving Session of Court. Dewey-Richman Church of the Nazarene Friday with the clutch out. He shut off the the suicide had nothing to do with night The revival that brought John ignition and pulled on the emergen financial matters. The J. W. Hale Co. Miss Pearl Esther Friend, daugh Chapman Court, Order of Amar Mrs. Hall said her husband had Manchester Electric Co. Fleming into contact with God has cy. The car came to a halt with its anth, will give an Irish Tea tomor spread to aH parts of the country rear wheels in the gutter and the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. been suffering from a nervous dis row evening at the Masonic Temple. order. Watkins Bros. and under the spell of bis stirring rest of the automobile Li the woods. Friend, of Prospect street, Glaston The Smart Shop bury, was married yesterday after A brief business meeting will be messages thousands have been led A number of persons on Main street noon to Clarence W. Larson, son of held promptly at 8 o’clock, after Hultman’s ^ to a saving knowledge of Christ. at the time were attracted to the which adjournment will be made to Vanity Pair Gift Shop scene and they assisted in pulling Mr. and Mrs. Albert Larson, of Clin Friday John Fleming will tell ton street, this town. The ceremony the banquet hall, where five tea the car back onto* the road. St. the inspiring story of his re-birth was performed at the home of Mr. tables will be attractively arranged Park Hill Flower Shop James’s street was so slippery that Fradin’s and his trials and blessings through Larson’s brother, Henry W. Larson, and presided over by the folowing pedestrians could hardly stand up. PRICES out the land In the pulpit, stsige and of Niantic. Rev. Dr. Arnold Fenton women: Mrs. F. A. Verpanck, Past Many other streets in town were as Naven’s campmeeting. Bom a mountain boy of the Elpiscopal church in Niantic, Grand Royal matron Adele Bantly, Louis L. Jaffe in the hills of Kentucky, living the bad and some even wju'se. performed the ceremony, in the pres Mina Olive Chapman, grand Wis The snow and rain of early this CUT Miner’s Pharmacy rebellious life of a horse trader and ence of the . immediate relatives. dom; Mrs. Nellie Packard, grand Manchester Plumbing & moonshiner and then turning ‘right morning caused several accidents ’The bridal couple were attended by representative pnd Mrs. Jessie Win- H AIR C U T ...... 35c about’ for God has been one of the in the vicinity of Manchester in Miss Efivira Larson, sister of the terbottom, past royal matron. Mrs. SHAVE ...... 15c Supply Co. Quinn’s Pharmacy m]mteries of all who have heard cluding one to an automobile driv bridegfroom, and EUmer Johnson of Tryon, the present royal matron, is him. en by Joseph Then, who conducts a this town. general chairman, assisted by Mrs. Children’s Hair Cut 25c He will tell of his many conquests garage on McKee street, at 10:30 Mr. and Mrs. Larson will make Fredericka Spiess and the standing J. Laufer Potterton & Krah from the Atlantic to the Pacific; o’clock this morning, when travel their home in this toW. The entertainment committee. Pro O. SCARLATO from the Arctic to the Gulf in every ing on the Silver Lane road near bridegroom is a teller with the Phoe vision will be made for at least 75, BARBER SHOP Karl Keller H. Mintz D ept Store state in the United States over a the'pickle factory. The car skidded nix-State Bank Sc Trust company of and an entertainment appropriate and overturned, crashed into a decade. He is hardly ever at home Hartford. ‘ to St Patrick’s day will be en No. 2 3 1 / 2 Maple S t street sign and continued through joyed. Murphy’s Pharmacy North End Pharmacy except at Christmas time and con shrubbery onto the lawn of a resi fesses to get lonesome, the one thing dent in the vicinity. The car was The W. G. Glenney Co. Nichols News Stand he never outlived in his minis badly damaged but Then escaped terial wanderings. without injiuy. ’T.ie mishap was re i> * John Fleming has counseled bank ported to East Hartford authorities. J. P. Ledgard Pagani Brothers er and miner; magnate and farmer SUPPERT HIGHWAYS ALWAYS-- and takes a real and conscious de PARADE POSTPONED ligh t in his w ork. FHery, chuck full Increased Traffic Hazards Better Hemstitching: Clarke Dept. Store The Conran Shoppe a t epigrams and the wit of a South New York, March 17.—(AP)— a t the erner, he is bound to fill the church Heavy rain caused a postponement GET FULL PROTECTION G. E. Willis & Soh« Inc. thill evening when he traces his bat to^y of the imnnsl St. Patrick’s FROM THE BEST OOBIPANIE8 tle with the Devil over a decade. day parade of New York’s sons of THBOUGH TH IS ACHENCY SYLVIA SHOPPE Success has attended the efforts Erin up Fifth avenue. a t the Evangelist while here and The poB^x>nement until Saturday A lso Rev. Harris B. Anthony, pastor and was announced by Roderick J. Ken FAYETTE B . O^ARKE Dress Making. Atterations, ^ The Manchester Qectric J^. DMtfibars of the Nazarene church nedy, general diairman of the pa Buttons Covered, Pleating. 773 Main Street* TcL 5181* are satisfied with the results rade committee after a conference IfiMalaMreefi ^ Si88 of the 'POst two weeks of revival over the telephone with Mayor lU. S8t6, Ml Mnin St TT sorvfeee- James J. W alkv, grand jnarshal. iOver Bale’s * •
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1932. PAGE FIVE GUARD DESCRIBES JDe Valera—Ireland’s New President A C (B E S W. R FLYNN SINKING OF SHIP LIFE STORY OF ERIN’S PATRIOT OF MISUSE OF P O W E Soup . . . made by New York, March 17.—(AP) — )• Heritage of Hatred Insi>ires Boy Scholar To Quit Bodks For Testifying before the Hoftarter Own Vessel Was Unmanage legislative investigating committee Cooks Bullets^—Once Sentenced To Be Shot after a Bronx business man had ac cused him of "misuse of powjr,” able When Near Collier; William J. Flynn, Bronx commis sioner of public works, ueclared that Crew Was Saved. to his "best recollection” he had never had confused fiis private in Who Gore terests with his duties to the public. Boston, March 17.— (AP)—The Flynn waived immunity and fol first eye-witness story of the sink lowed Louis H. Willard on the stand. in these remarkable Willard charged Flynn frustrated ing of the collier H. F. DeBardeleben his attempts to build a garage on was related today by Commander his Bronx property and then himself Noble G. Ricketts, skipper of the erected 91 garages across the street. Co-operative Coast Guard Qutter Ossipec, which Fl3rnn admitted being opposed to was standing by when the sea swal Willard’s -attempts to build a garage, but said his objections to lowed the vessel. He will testify at Kitchens! the Federal inquiry into loss of the the Board of Standards and Appeals vessel. were made as a private citizen be The collier sank last Thursday at cause he was a resident In the A Challenge: ■.•.'.■fv.;.:.sSgS; neighborhood. C ief Counsel Sam-el the height of a gale, while the Ossi- Serve TONIGHT any pee herself was hove to and prac---i Seabury of the Hofstadter commit tlcally unmanageable. Commander ' tee pointed out that a letter which of the 16 Columbia Flynn sent- to the chairman of the Ricketts said. The Osslpee arrived I varieties of Soups. If here today. board was written upon official sta "We had gone into Gloucester tionary. Flynn said his stenogprapher you don't agree it itV . A s used the official stationery without Harbor for shelter from the gale S V, N is the most delicious his permission. March 7, when we first beard the soup you have ever DeBardeleben's radio messages in Willard told the committee that dicating she was in trouble and we as a result of Flynn’s opposition he tasted return the were already proceeding to her as lost $125,000, his wife committed container and your sistance V hen we were orderer to suicide, a mortgage on his home was do so," Commander Ricketts said. foreclosed and he attempted to take money will be “If she had not been driving ahead his own life. refunded so fast before the storm we could Flynn sat in the hearing room have reached her in 15 hours, but /A while Willard testified. The witness we did not catch up with her until pointed to him and said: "That 8:45 a. m., March 10. The crew had dirty yellow dog over there.” Flynn already been picked up by the S. S. displayed no visible emotion. Sea Laganbank, which we relieved. bury admonished Willard not to lose “We circled about the vessel to control of himself. determine her condition and had in Willard said Flynn’s opposition tended sending over a boarding p.* rty before the board was based on argu and making an attempt to tow her. Eamonn de Valera, new president of the Irish Free State, and scenes from his colorful career are shown here. At the left, a splendid ment that the property was to be Fortunately we dio not send anyone used for a public park. aboard for we might not have been portrait-sketch. Top picture is a scene during secret fighting in Ennis, able to get them back. After the County Clare, when de. Valera was arrested by the British. Below, left, brief lull, during which the collier Mrs. Charles E. Wheelwright, de Valera’s mother, who lives in Roches had been abandoned, a whole gale ter, N. V. Below,, right,, de Valera, then an outlaw and fugitive, as he RE-ELECTION OF HOOVER blew up accompanied by terrific made the speech at Ennis which resulted in his capture by soldiers s Sbas. few minutes nfter this picture was taken. "The DeBardeleben sank at 4:27 IMPORTANT-MRS. (iANN o’clock Thursday afternoon, stem blocked by a building that stood in April 30, he was sentenced to death. first, about 500 miles true east of the way. De Valera ran up the Irish He heard his fate calmly and the Nantucket Lightship. It was at revolutionary flag on this building. prepared to die before a British Boston, March 17.—(AP)—Mrs. There’s All Chicken Meat the height of the gsde and we were Shells Level Building firing squad, as had been the case Dolly Curtis Gann believes that the hove to about a mile and a half The British believing it to be with so many other Irish revolu re-election of President Hoover is away, practic^y unmanageable. Irish revolutionary headquarters, tionary leaders. more important to the welfare of in COLUMBIA Chicken Soup Rain and wind and sea combined. conveniently removed the building But Eamonn de Valera was not the country than any other issue be The tops of the waves were picked with their artillery. Then the Irish destined to die then. Fate, always fore the electorate. up and thrown by the force of the sharpshooters resumed where they mysterious and inscrutable, had an The sister of Vice-President Cur . . . and EXTRA Rich Broth,Too gale. The collier began to lift by had left off. other destiny in store for him. In tis told the Business and Profession the bow, with the water churning U -1 On the fifth day. General Pearse stead of becoming merely another al Women’s Republican Club of Columbia (Dhkken Soup contains nourishiag extra rich broth about her. She stood almost verti I —“to prevent further slaughter of nameless martyr to the revolution, Massachusetts last night that and all chicken meat (although a coosidetable percentage of cal before she sank. A bow plate Dublin citizens and in the hope of he was destined to become the "every great problem which con beef is permitted by law). Likewise Columbia Vegetable Soup blew off with the force of the air saving the lives of our followers fronts us now, both domestic and pressure and through it came a B y MIL'TON BBONNEB English, inbesited from his Irish greatest living hero of the Irish in contains extra rich broth, slightly thickened—dthough the European Manager, NEA Service now surroimded and hopelessly out the years to come. foreign, harks back to the war — Fedetal and State laws permit the use of much more ceted diidt- geyser of dirty water. She went mother, developed when marriage numbered”—ordered his Iri^men the war and not Herbert Hoover.” down quickly.’’ threw him into close contact with ening in "vegetable” soup without mendon On the label. .Also, Dublin, March 17.—This St. Pat to surrender. NEXT: A singing guard, a pretty “In all seriousness and candor,” a young woman whose duty it had fresh beef is used in all Columbia beef soups (although corned rick’s Day finds a modem hero in De Valera gave up his little com maid, and a captive de Valera out she said, “and not abating in any de bem to teach the history of Ire- gree my staunch support of the pro beef could be used according to law in “becT’ soup). Ireland whose fame bids fair to go leind’s 700-year struggle for inde mand and was taken prisoner along wit guards of England’s famous with the rest of the leaders. On prison. tective tariff, of a sormd currency, of These are some of the reasons for Columbia’s Soups’ added tasd- COLUMBIA down in history with that of Erin's pendence. law -enforcement and all the other patron saint. Outlet in Bevolt great tenets of the Republican; ness, added food value. And behind their goodness lies the story o f this country’s most tmusuil example of lodustdal Demoaaqr:— - He is Eamonn de Valera, modem This soon found an outlet when expense of the ethical demands of a Party, I believe that the re-election Fred QL Avery, who med in Fast the revived Irish freedom move of Herbert Hoover to the office of Hartford on Sunday, was bom in Ireland’s outstanding fig;ure, who free people. But we are to blame for has just climaxed 16 years of fight ment—^under the guidance of Ar OPEN FORUM lying down dumb and not trying to President is more to be desired toan Columbia July 10, 1869 and lived thur Griffith and o&ers—culminat any other one thing for which we here until after his marriage to Lil ing the British—^with both ballots do some constructive thinking about and bullets—^by his victory at the ed in the bloody Easter Week insur EDUCA'nON it. will contend in the coming cam Every Cook is lian Fuller, also of Columbia, in rection of 1916. paign, and, theref(^re, should be 1889. Mrs. Avery died in 1919 and polls which makes him the new A change in taxation is what is president of the Irish Free State. Editor of The Herald: made the dominant, paramount in January 1921 Mr. Avery married At that time, Prof, de Valera needed. Before the 1929 crash we issue.” There is, probably, more fight was engaged at National Univer On Friday of last week The Mrs. George Hartley, who survives Herald carried the news that Man were spending six times as much To have the "strong, inspiring and an Equal Partner ing to come—poUtidal or other sity in res^rch work in quaternion him, also a son Kenneth by the first chester High school had won first money on automobiles, candies, steadying influence” of President manlage, two other sons havmg wise. To de Valera, his election analysis, a powerful space calculus. movies, cosmetics, etc., as we were Hoover withdrawn from Interna G>Iumbia soups are made in Idtcb- been operating soccessfully in die as president of the British-con- But he never finished it. When the ribbon in the Columbia University eos wbicb are controlled 100% by bands of the workns for many years, previously died. Mr. Avery has been Interscholastic contest of 1000 spending on education. As if chew tional councils, Mrs. Gann said, in poor health for several years. The trolled Irish Free State is but an call came, he dropped his mathe the working force. The workers - while making most of the best school papers. That does not cause ing gum, giggling and weeping at "would be an immeasurable calam diemselves are the company. The known brands of aonps in the fimeral was held from his late home other step toward the consununa- matical instruments and note pads movies, and riding out in cars to be ity, not only to our own country but tion of his aim: a free and inde and went forfh to fight for the new any surprise to those acquainted capital is controlled by the workers. United Sutes (brands that proba -in Blast Hartford Tuesday after with "Somanhis” but it must have daily, slaughtered were preferable to to the world,” The entire management is in the bly every woman has used at times noon, and burial was in Columbia pendent Republic of Ireland. "Irish Republic” just proclaimed by the leaders of the Sinn Fein party. given keen pleasure to those of us providing for our children a rich hands of the workers. EACH and found to be of excellent qnal- cemetery, where his first wife and He says S''. Some Sinn Fein mem and valuable education. who try to appreciate the progress FARENT-4L EDUCATION WORKER IS GUARANTEED ^ity). Today the Columbia ConwtTC two sons are buried. Mr. Avery was bers doubt him. The Sinn Fein party was mere It is true that our national in THAT HE WILL SUFFER NO Company, in addidon to maldog ly another movement in Ireland’s of our public schools and the ef the son of Rev. Frederick Avery, In personal appearance, he makes forts cf our school teachers and come has now come down to 68 bil UNEMPLOYMENT—is guaran these well-known brands, is also who was the beloved pastor of the no commanding figure such as one long struggle for liberty from its Hartford, March 17.—(AP)—^The teed a living wa^e, $2 pay checks ofi'ering soups under its own ntme, officials. lion dollars, about three-fourths of aims, purpose and organization of Columbia church for 45 years, and might expect in the leader of a Einglish kings and landlords. The what it was before the 1929 crash. a year, full medic^, hospiul, and the "COLUMBIA” brand. history of 700 years is dotted with But, of course, there are those the Connecticut Congress of par who is still lovingly remembered as great cause. He is lean and awk But that is due to wrong business dental attention without cost for KIa Sa . If want to learn more such moves. who regard that distinction lightly ents and teachers were discussed himself and dependents, vacations fyOTB. jgtgiig of. die Columbia "Father Avery” by those still living ward, his lantern-jawed face is lined or not at all. Possibly they class it methods and unfair taxation. this morning at a meeting' of the who knew him as their pastor. and pinched. He is not yet quite 45 In Gaelic, Sinn Fein means “Our Here in Manchester we find our- with pay, old-age pensions, and the plan of worker oworfship and mao' selves Alone.” amongst the frills and fancies they Hartford coimty council of the con hve-mty week. Mement now in opetatieo at the Rural Carrier Ra}rmond Lsrman years old, but he is the human sym winge about. Actually it is but one selve.^ with the same unhappy lack gress held at the Hartford Woman's was confined to his home by a bol today of Ireland’s 700-year fight of fiu ds as most other communities This is the meat Hapgood "experi- ^lu m b ia Conserve Company, Ind* Form Irish Army of the phases of democratic culture Club, Mrs, L. E. Watson of West ment” which has been made a mat ianapolis, write for copies of the severe cold on Monday. His substi to break the bonds of British rule. that our public schools are trjring throughout the coimtry. Undoubted Haven, former otate president, pre tute carrier, Donald Woodward, was His life has had all the drama Griffith crystallized this move ter of commmt in newspapers in Free Booklety "The Business With ment with his newspaper, which so earnestly to bring o'ut. Culture is ly as a. result we must cut down on sided and led the informal discus every part of the United States; in out a Boss” snd "An Experiment on the route in his place. and suspense of a movie thriller. became a sort of Irish bible. As the chief soil of a rich spiritual our expenses, even our school ex sion. fact, all over the world for mote in ladnscrial Democyacy.” Address The annual installation of officers He has fought and sweated be penses. But let us not forget that Miss Margaret Rees of Vassar than ten years. Now it is past the hind Irish guns In a bloody revo the movement grew, an Irish army destiny. Surely anyone who desires your inquiry to Columbia Conserve of the Columbia Lodge of A O U W known as the Irish volunteers was to be more than one of Longfellow’s it Is because of injustice that we are College, who has ma<}e an intensive "experimenul”sage. The plant has Co., Dept. C, lodisnspoUs, lad. took place Monday evening at the lution in Dublin’s streets. He has obliged to make these cuts. When study of the subjecf, S|oke af the been captured by. the British and organized. In 1913, Boy Scouts were dumb, driven cattle” must aspire Town HalL Preceding the meeting likewise organized. to culture, broad culture, even that we begin to find our way out of this aftorhoon session on "Parental Ed a supper was served by the local sentenced to death by a firing wilderness depression, let us not ucation.” squad. Britain, harried by the growing culture of "planetary consciousness” Try These Soups on Our Yoimg Married Women’s Club con of Dr. John Finley so recently forg^et that to ou t children, yet, to sistlng of baked bam, mashed pota Hunted as Outlaw discontent in Ireland, suddenly found Itself 'plunged into the World sneered about in our local papers. our state, we owe the purpose to toes, salads, pie, and coffee. 43 mem He has been hunted in the re Freedom! Ah, the vigorous boimd provide rich educational opportuni Money-Back Offer bers of the order from this lodge mote hills of Ireland as an out War in 1914. Soon the rebellious Irish sought, and received, aid from of that word! Of course, as youth ties. and other lodges were present. The law, shielded and hidden by Irish C. It takes human interest, human skill to make good soup. Mere wptebing the Germans. Sir Roger Casement, palls, and imvisioned eyes turn over workers esnoot accomplish this. Eretr Cdlumbis wotlcn—becsose installing officer was Grand Record patriots in their cabins. He has dreadingly toward the last decrepit ^nst^mted? er Robert E. Dickinson of New Ha escaped from an English jail in a fervent patriot, was captured and be is ao equal payt owner and shares eqaslly in the e a tn in p -^ vitslly executed by a firing squad after a years and the cold hard coffin, it TikaM-ffATime’S mOBY-teBUbt, interested in making Columbia Soups the liMt possible soup. Nstnrsliy ven. A delegation from the Man drama as colorful as any grand may be that the call of freedom m BRITAIN TRADE gear eUmtnstiraensiiewlII bafonetioiiiiic chester Lodge were present, among opera plot, in which a singing German submarine had landed him proparir to BMcaiiiS and roar cewtipiMioa the latest equipment and the most soeodfic netbods are used in C o lu m n Irish gardener sang directions to on the Irish coast. A German ship, arouses no healthier want than a will aM with • bowal aetioa aa tea and kitchens. But the good quality of the soup still depends upontfae saupu- them being the Grand Master the Aud, was rank with a cargo of roof, a crust and a quiet place. But aair aa oatnra at bar boat no pain, aa lous care in the selection o f inmedients, unreleodng iospecdoo d u ^ g the Workman of that Lodge, M. W. him in Gaelic and pretty Irish IN NEWPORT TOURNEY gripbtf. tT fit. OnlrSSe. progress of prroaration, carefoT tesdng and cbeddog of the flsvodng. plus girls entertained the warders with arms for the Irish revolutionists. youth, healthy youth, is rarin’ to Tenney. Other guests included Field go. Go where ? Usually to those The Att’Vegetahle Laxative that kind of skill in the cookery which no machine Can ever sup^y. In Manager "Jack” Marshall of North &eir charms tmtil he could make The break finally brought about open warfare between the Irish in places and opportunities nearest at Newport, March 17.—(AP) — short—Columbia Soups are made by cooks who care! That it your guar Dakota, and Deputy Grand Master his getaway. antee o f splendid, high quality. Tty these soups on our money back offer. He might have walked right out surgents and the British authorities band to their native or their culti Drawings for the New England In- Workman Fr^nk H. Wheeler of New terscbolastic Basketball tourna Haven. The following were the of the pages of one of Rafael' on Easter Monday, 1916. vated ta«tes. Largely their tastes Sabatini’s blood-and-thunder novels. A great Sinn Fein parade was are cultivated by the school. While ment to be held here Thursday, Fri officers Installed for the Columbia day and Saturday nights were 16 Varieties of COLUMBIA Soups Lodge: But be had his prosaic start as to be held in Dubli" that day. ^ am aware that subject matter and methods of teaching are still made today. Past Master Workman, Henry B. a young college professor whose some way, the word got around Wakeihetetltoaif^nit Tomato; Vegetable Beef Bouillon Otier CoUtmbis bobby was higher mathematics of that the British bad ordered the some distance from the ideals The tournament will open tomor Hutchins; Master Workman, George visioned by efur leading educators,. I row night with Winslow, Maine, Chicken; Green Pea Pepper Poq^ Consomme . Produefti Champlin; Foreman, Lester J. the most abstruse kind—and whose arrest of the leaders of the Sinn Vegeuble-Beef consuming passion was politics. Fein, the Gaelic League and the am also aware that our school facing New Bedford, Spaulding Mock Turtle; Beef Pork and Beane Hutchins; Overseer, Howard A. High of Barre, Vt, against North Tomato-Beef Ox Tail; Navy Bean Rice; Recorder and Treasurer, Philip Singularly enough, the new presi National Volunteers. It has been teachers as a rule do remarkably Tomfto Juice fine work in spite of handicaps im ampton, Mass., Joseph’s of Man' TomatO'VegeUble Celery; M olli^tawny Been Sproncs Isham; Guide, Raymond Clarke; In dent rf the Irish Free State was claimed since that this alleged Chester, N. H,, against Pawtucket side Watchman, Clayton E. Hunt; bom in New York City, in an old order was a forgery—a work of posed upon them. The reason mqst be their vital and iinselfish interest and New Britain, Cozm., Trade Outside Watchman, Rowland L. house that is said to have stood on propaganda to inflame the Irish against Rogers Hig^ of Newport. Cobb. The following committee were the site of the present (Chrysler But, regardless of that, it had its in the children and in their work. appointed by the Master Workman, 1 'iiiding. The date was Oct. 14, effect Never forgetting the fire-brand "liberty and justice for all,” they TO OPEN NEW BRIDGE George Champlin: Grievance Com 1882. Irish Bepnb^le Proclaimed mittee, Curtis A. Holmes and Robert His father was a Spaniard, said strive patiently, persistently, to in The Irish, already armed, decided still in each and every child a love Sydney, N. S. W., March 17,— COLUMBIA S. Cobb; Auditing committee, Hu to have been a political refugee to fight At noon on Easter Mon (AP)—Fifty thousand school chil Cash bert P. Collins and Rasrmond E. from Europe, and from him the of culture. I wonder how well the dren marched today across the new day, the Irish republic was formal average parent could discharge that Clarke; Suspension committee, Row boy obtained his Spanish name, de ly proclaimed from the base of Nel bridge over Sydney harbor which is From $10 to land L. Cobb and Lester J. Hutch Valera (pronounc^: devil-era). task with even so few children as to be dedicated formally on Satur His mother was an Irish son's pillar in Dublin, and while this just his own family. I wonder if ins; Relief committee, Hubert P. was being done insurgent forces day by government officials. $300 Collins and Rowland L. Cobb. lately arrived from the old coun after trying it, he would not wlU- This is one of the biggest bridges try, in whom had been bred an took possession of several strategic ingly spend more for education than oups in the world, a collossal arch that householders S positions in the city. intense hatred for the English any other one thing, if be could not links the two shores of the harbor. We promptly furnish from DE BOSA FABDONED through many generations. She General Padraic Psarse took over fall back on our public school sys The deck Is 172 feet above the water |10 to ISUO on your own se despised the English and from the the postoffice after a short battle; tem which comparatively costs him and the main arch is 1650 feet long. curity without endorsers. An h r sals at Brussels, Belgium, March 17. — outset he was passionately Irish. railway stations were seized and so little now. Shame on those par It is higher than the Brookljoi easy, business-like solution to (AP)—^King Albert today pardoned B etom to Irrtlaad the rebels also occupied many other ents whose eyes see no further than bridge in New York and cost S45,- money problems and our only Fernando De Rosa, a student who When de Valera was about six points. their scant pocketbooks, scant be 000,000. charge is three and a half per attempted to assassinate Crown years old his father died and his When the call came, Prof, de cause they are afraid to challenge cent a month on the unpaid Prince Humbert of Italy when the mother returned to Ireland, tak Valera abandoned bis research a system wbicb grinds them down balance. At All crown prince was in Brussels, Oc ing the child with her. They went work in quaternion analysis and and down and threatens to make I New SALARIED tober 25,1929, prior to his marriage to Bruree in the County of Lim took command of a revolutionary them abject serfs. Shame on those Leading to . the Belgian princess, Marie Jose. unit. Portables' EMPLOYEES erick Fbere de Valera was edu parents who prefer to let the swords Need no security on loans De Rosa, who was sentenced to cated Itt the common schools. He He was given the "Rlngsend” sec of greed smite their children rather AU Independent serve five years, will be released to up to 1100. Simple, dignified passed to higher schools and was tion on Mount street to bold with than to wake up and stand up and Bfakes and requiring no signature morrow after having put in alxmt educated as^ teacher. his battalipn. For five days, hiS dalm their rights. Grpeers. half his sentence, ^ e defense of- fprea of 200 Irtsh volufiteers with We c a ^ all makea of icbaiM other than .your own. While a young professor .of I very well know, with you all, Call, Phone, Write. ttjpei at his trial was that be was an mathematics at Dublin he met and stood the entire force of two divi the conditions of our Federal state, typewi ltm . emotional and patriotic youth op married a dark-haired young teach sions of the British army which had apd town treasuries..! know they 120.00 and up E. S. KIBBE CO. pose to Fascism. er of Gaelic and Irish history. It is marchied, with artillery, on Dublin are about dry. But why are they Spedal Boafalltotaa cants It was understood he was liber said by a friend of Vxa. de Valera from Kingstown. dry? That’s the great p(^t. Why? ID E A t Hartford, ated at the request at Prince Hum that she had 50 suitors, but young De Valera proved some The answer lies largely in the flnandqf Association, Ine„ bert conveyed to King Albert by Eamonn persisted until Ahe married what of a'strateslst On the second form and amounts of toatation. We .KEMP'S 858 Main St, Second Floor Distributors Marta Jose during her recent visit him. ov third day, h|a irti|smen ft to blame because property. 7t81«^Sdiith Mancheftof at Brussels. px&jaot 7*8 BIsiB:St» Pbom $680 His eoBsuiniaf - hatnd of the tflrtr aliB'on'tlM' p o ift .4sMtIita Is inadsmiato, to meet ta i r-'Xr* *. ■ , 4 J UA,4w ■* / ' ' ■ ■ ' ’ ■ : ,f /- - r-f."-- -m : A it! . PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER^ CONN*.THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1932. ■■r'- > DAILY RADIO PROGRAM COUNT WATEREOWl BIU^ORDEREDPAIDBYSEEnillEN VEGETABLE CROWERS B IE D IE INSPECTOR’S R E PO n rjsr^ THURSDAY, MARCH I f (Kaitom Standard Tima); IN AIR SURVEY ON TOUR SATURDAY ^ p . 3C. TinlesB Indicated. Procrama and station lists snbject to ehaniSfc ' " Town bills approved for payment Tuesday night follow: I (.By The Auociated Preae) The following report of Building Ihspector Edward C. Elliott. J^. 9:1^Ted Husing—Also woko wfbll Chief Game Warden William American City M^azine Co., subscription ...... $ 4.00 Will Visit Greenhouses In was accepted by the Selectmen Tuesday night: 454.3—WEAF-NBC-460 wkbw wean wdro wnac wcau wjaal American Steel & W ire (k>., guard r a i l ...... -...... 103.86 w n ^ wcao wade whk wkrc wbt wxys son and Aviator George Kane State Starting At West 6:30—World Today—weaf etasln #580—Love Drama-Also ■wfbl wkbw; Armstrong, Wm., care'of dum p ...... 55.00 Honorable Board of Selectmen, 6:45— To Be Announced— west chain wean wdre wnao wcau wjas wcao' Make Interesting Study. Baldwin, Peter A., services ...... 7:00— Lumberjacks — Also wtio wtaa 1 ^ 0 whk wfcro wxys wspd 8.00 Cheshire At 2 P. M. Manchester, Conn. | - weel wjar wcsh wfl wfbr Vfgy ■when 10:tX>—Trumpeters—Also wfbl wkbw Barrett (Company, tarvia ...... 204.00 Gentlemen: • wcae wwj wsal wean wdre waab wcau wjas wmal Within three and jne-half hours Blatter; Fanny Elstate, rent ...... 20.00 Hartford, March 17,—The annual 7:15— Robert Simmons— ^Also wtlo wtac wcao wado whk wkrc wxys wpsd of flying time, Chief Game Warden Ity report as Building Inspector for the month of February. 1932, ris weel wjar wcah wfl wfbr wro way Blisb, F. T. Hardware C3o., hardware, etc...... 176.96 spring greenhouse field tour of the herewith submitted: 10:30—Shilkrst Oreh.—Also woko wfbl A. Joseph Williamson, of the Con when wtam wwJ wsal cfef ckyw whso wkbw wlbs wean wdro waab Bowers, Raymond, rent ...... 22.00 __ Garages Cast 7:30— Alice Joy—Also wtle wtaa wjar wore wpg wcau whp wjas wlbw wmal necticut State Board of Fisheries Boyle, Ekl. & Sons, m ilk ...... Connecticut Vegetable Growers’ As wcsh wfl wfbr wro way when wtam wcao wtar wmbg wdbj wado whk 11.98 Samuel Qilklnson, 34 McKee street...... ^ JOO wsal wrva wptf wls wwno wjax wlod and Game, has completed a survey Bray, F. E., services ...... 9.00 sociation will start Saturday after wkrc wcah wbt wblg wtoc wqam wdbo of waterfowl wintering in Connecti Mlscellaneons ;wfla wdae wxys wspd Brazauskas, J., groceries and ren ts ...... 54.00 noon, March 19 at 2:00 o’clock from James Aceto, 568 Center street, gas station ... s sno 7:45—Goldbergs—^AIso wtle wjar wcsh 10:45— Jack Miller—^Also woko wfbl cut. According to his observations, Brown, Ernest F., treasurer, ren t ...... wgy when wcae wtam wwj wsal whec wkbw wlbs wdre waab wore wfp> 15.00 the farm of A. H. Brumagbim in Michael Orfitelli, Warren street, ^ e d ...... i ” . ; ...... * ^ 8:C0— Rudy Vallee — Also wtlo wtaa wfan whp wjas wlbw wmal wcao wtar a normal number of ducks and geese Brozowskl, Mrs. A., ren t ...... 22.00 West Cheshire. weel wjar wcsh wfl wfbr wro way are at the present time resting con Carmella M a^ ro, 10X4 Middle Turnpike, West, chicken*ctoo’ !!.’! lOO wdbj wade wkbn wbt wblg wtoc wqam Buck, S. A., ren t ...... 8.00 A. E. Wilkinson, Vegetable Speci James McFadden, 28 (jooper street, brooder house ...... 50 when wcae wtam wwj wsal wptf ckaw wdbo wdae tentedly on Connecticut River and (Hapitol Chevrolet Co., auto and truck psirts ...... cfcf wrva wiod wjax wfla •* 11:00— Barlow Symphony—^Also woko. 1.35 alist of the (jonnecticut Agricultural '9:00— Piano Duo A Vocal—Also wtle wfbl whec wkbw wlbz wean wdre waab Long Island Sound waters. Ccurabino, Antonio, rent ...... 20.00 College in charge of the trip, reports' ^vtag weel wjar wcsh wfl wfbr wro wgy 8780 wore wlp-'wfan whp wlbw wmal wcao Reporting results of his inspec Case, Lockwood & Brainard Co., dog posters ...... 5.32 that an opportunity to observe Iwben wcae wtam wwj wsal wrva wwno wtar wdbj wado wcah wkbn wbt wtoc tion to the meeting of the State . . . Alterations and Additions wis wjax wlod wfla wqam wdbo wdae •wxys wspd efrb Center Auto Supply Co., auto and truck parts, etc. 60.29 many novel greenhouse practices Is | Pallotti A Andretta Co., 1081 Main street, repairs « 300 '9:30— Sherlock Holmes—Also wtle wtaa Bosurd in H artford, C hief W illiam 11:30—Olsen Orch.—Also woko wfbl Chartier, R. J., board and care 15.00 afforded at Mr. Brumaghim’s place! WUliam Rublnow, 855 Main street, alterations and adition ...... ^ IM weei wjar wcsh wfl wro wgy when wkbw wlbs wean wdre waab wore wpg son ssdd: wcae wtam wwj wsal ckgw cfcf Cheney Brothers, rent, etc...... 119.20 where nearly half a million plants, R. Namerovsky. 405 Center street, alterations and additinn whp wlbw wmal wcao wtar wdbj wado *T left Brainard fleld with C!hief 10:00— Danes Hour — Also wtlo wtag whk wkrc wcah wkbn wbt wtoc wqam Cleavdand Legal Blank Service, leg^ Manks 1.28 are gro-wn.^ In case o f heavy rain j Fred Thayer, New Bolton Road, alterations and addition ...... weel wjar wcsh wfl wfbr wre wgy when wdbo wdae wxys wspd efrb Inspector George Kane of the State CSoverleaf Dairy, milk ...... 16.56 or snow the trip will be postponed ...... ^ wcae wtam wwj wsal wrva wls wwnc 12:00— Guy Lombardo— ^Also woko wfbl Department of Aeronautics as pilot Community Press, printing services ...... wjax wlod wfla wkbw wean wnac whp wlbw wmal 25.25 until March 26. 11:00—Jests Crawford—Also wtlo wjar whk wkrc wcah wkbn wspd and we followed the Connecticut Conlon, John, m ilk ...... 10.44 8550 wfl The tour, as outlined by Mr. Wilk 12:30— Re Ithman Orch.—Also woko River south to Wethersfleld where Correnti, Paul, meats and groceries ...... 46.00 inson, will include stops at vege TOTALS 11:15—Conrad’s Orch.—^Also wtle wjar wkbw wean wnao wlbw ■wmal wkbn we noted a concentration of about Cummings, B. W., milk ...... 81,500 .wfbr wfl wre wtam 1dX>—Dance Hour—Also wean wnac 3.48 table greenhouses where more than Respectfully submitted, 11:45— Blue Rhythm Band — Also wtle 1,000 black ducks. Along the river Curran, Mrs. Emeline, ren t ...... 18.00 a million and a half plants are grow iwjar wfbr wfl wre wgy wcae wtam wwj 394.5—WJZ.NBC— 760 numerous small flocks were seen but Damm, C., rent ...... EDW ARD C. ELLIOTT, JR. 12:00 — Ralph Kirbery; Coon-Sanders’ 22.00 ing. From Mr. Brumaghim’s place 6:30—Old Songs of the Church— ^Also at Great Island public shooting jOreh.—Also wtle wre wgy wtam wbal wgar Dell, Mrs. Angellne, ren t ...... 44.00 the vegetable growers will inspect 112:30 a. m.— Agnew’s Orch.—Also wtle >8:45—Topics In Brief—Also wbal wbs grounds in Lyme it was difficult to Desmond, T. H. & Assoc., landscape services 50.00 the greenhouses of Henry Schafer, 'wre wtam kdka wlw Noyes, Miss Helen Himter and MMis discern ducks in the heavy marine Dewey-Rlchman Co., oftice supplies ...... 92 Julius Winches, August Schmidt, 348.6— WABC-CBS— 860 7:00—Amos *n’ Andy—Also wbal wbs growth. Inspector Kane dove the Grace Keeler. wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wro ckgw Diamond’s Shoe Store, shoes ...... 22.93 Philip De Bissebop, "fiieodore Rein 6:3(^B ing Crosby—Also woko wkbw cfcf wrva wptf wjax wlod wfla plane to within a few hundred feet Dolge, C. B. (jo., weed killer ...... The other feature will be. a vaude w lbz wdro waab wore whp wjas wlbw 79.00 hart and Arthur De Bisschop. The 7:15—Jesters—^Also wbs kdka wgar of the ground and ducks rose in Dougan, Thomas G., transportation ...... ville act entitled “Bananeoes” an ■ wdbj wade wkbn wbt whig wtoc wqam 7:30—Stebbins Boys— wjs chain 14.00 tour is BO arranged in the town of ROCKVILLE wdbo wxys great numbers, frightened by the Italian character sketch. During in 7:48—Jones and Hars— Also wgar Eight School District supplies ...... 456.51 (jheshire so that it will be possible 6:45— Stretz Orch.—Also wkbw wean 8:00—Dixie Singers — Also wrva wbal roar of the motor. We estimated termission there will be instrument wdre waab wcau wSzau wjas wmal Engineering News Record, subscription . • •••«• I 5.00 to make all the itops in the after wbs wham kdka wgar easily a thousand blacl> ducks here al and vocal numbers by Mrs. Mdiia 7:00— Myrt and Marge—Alsb woko 8:15— Rin Tin Tin — Also wbz wham England, George, meats and groceries ... 38.00 noon as it is only* a short distance At,the meeting of the (jity Coun wfbl wgr wean wdro wnac wcau wjas as well as numerous geese. Hansen Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Wil kdka wgar wlw Ensworth, L. L. A Son, machine steri, etc. 14.06 between farms. cil on Tuesday night all appointive wmal wcao wwva wade wkrc wspd 8:30—Vocal A. Piano Duo—wjs “South Cove at Fenwick also con fred Kent, Robert Pierce, John' :7:15— "E asy Aces’’—^Also woko wgr Farr, Mrs. Lucy, rents ...... 36.00 Every one interested in the grow 8:45—Sisters of the Skillet—Also wbal tained hundreds of ducks and be officials* were reappointed as fol Wilhy and Edmund Sierbinslri- wnac wcau wjas wmal wcao wkrc wbs kdka wgar wlw Farr, Philip, rent ...... 20.00 ing of early vegetables under glass 7:30— H. V. Kaltenborn—^Also woko 9:00—Sanderson and CrumIt — Also tween there and Groton numerous Felice, Lul8d> rent ...... lows: (jorporation (jounsel, John E. There will be readings by Miss Doris ■wfbl wgr wean wdro wnao wcau wjas 22.00 will be welcome on this tour and can wbal wbs wham kdka broadbUl were seen. Following the Fisk; health officer, E. H. Metcalf; H ew itt wlbw wcao wwva wade whk wkrc 9:30—Oreh. Melodies—^Also wbal wbs First National Stores, Inc., meats and groceries ...... !!!!! 185 oi) secure complete information and wxys wspd shore westward to New Haven we N otes wham kdka wgar wJr wlw wrva wwno Fischer, Gusta-ve (3o., envelopes ...... 1.59 route directions from their (jounty superintendent of public works, 7:45 — M orton Downey — Also woko wjax wlod wfla sighted some 500 geese at Clinton Plans are being made for a pub Flavell, John J., labor and m aterials ...... 4.H0 Farm Bureau Agent. As the group wfbl whec wgr wlbs wean wdro wnao 10:00— Dance Gypsies— Also wbal wbs and off Stony Creek and at Morris George B. Milne; tax collector, Fred lic supper to be held by the Li^ea wore wcau whp wjas wmal wcao wtar wham kdka wgar wjr wlw Foley’s Express, transportation ...... 5.00 goe^ from farm to farm Mr. Wilk •wdbj wwva wade whk wkro'wcah wkbn Cove, New Haven, large flocks of erick H. H olt; treasurer o f ainWing Aid Society of the First Lutheran 10:30—Paris Night Life— Also wbal wbs Foley, Michael, rents ...... 66.00 inson will answer questions and ex wbt whig wsjs wtoc wqam wdbo wdae wham wjr kdka wgar broadbUl were seen. We reached fund, Sherwood C. (jiunmings; rate Church on April 6 at the church on wxyr wspd Gesner Equipment Corp., show plow parts 13.68 plain some of the outstanding proj 10:45—^To Be Announced—wjs chain Hartford from New Haven within maker, Raymond E. Himt. West Main street Mrs. Enoma Rau, 8:00—The Club—^Also woko wfbl wgr 11:00—Slumber Music—^Also wham cfcf Giblin, Mrs. Frsmk, ren t ...... 22.00 ects which the (jheshire vegetable wean wdro wnao wcau wjas wmal thirty minutes, completing the sur The matter of fireworks for July president of the organization, who wjax ckgw wls Gleason, Wna. E., ren t ...... 20.00 growers have accomplished through wcao wade whk wkrc wxys wspd 11:30—Through the Opera Glass—Also vey in three emd one-half hours.” 4 was discussed at length and a will act as general chairman, has 8:15 — Lyman’s Orch.-Also wfbl wgr wbal wgar wjr wjax Glenney, W. G. (jo., coal and ren t ...... >»•••••••*« 425.73 the use of greenhouses. The survey was undertaken to committee consisting of Alderman appointed committees to plan for wean wdre wnac wcau wjas wmal 12:00—Moore’s Oreh.—Also wgar Rdka Gollmitzer, John, ren ts ...... 72.00 wcao wade whk wkrc wints wspd wjr t:. ascertain whether or not ducks com Great A. A P. Tea (jo., meats and groceries George Scheets, Councilman Charles the affair. 8:30—Kate Smith—Also wfbl wheo wgr 12:30 a. m.— Funk’s O reh .-w js 515.95 wcau wjas wmal wcao wado wlut mon to Connecticut had been affect Grezel, Alfred A., labor and m aterials ...... Underwood and Robert Davis re The Rockville Emfelem Club held 5.80 ported that it would be advisable to a St Patrick’s social at the Etas wkrc wcah wkbn wxys wspd TELEVISION ed by adverse conditions in (R a Hale, A. D., rent ...... 22.00 8:45—Angelo Patrl—Also ■wfbl wgr W2XAB—2750ko (W2XE-6120kc) dian nesting areas last summer as sell fireworks here to a certain ex Home on Prospect street on Wed wean wdre wnao wcau wjas wmal wcao Hale, J. W. Co., meats, groceries, drugs, etc. 426.02 8:00 to 11:00—Variety W ith Sound i other species are reported to have tent It was voted that fireworks nesday afternoon. There were bridge wado whk wkrc wxys wspd Harrison, Thomas, rents ...... 54.00 The Scout’s Badge ifi-'P^MlIlt Brothers—Also woko wfbl W2XCR—2000ke (W INS— 1180kc)' been. not more than three inches in length and a social hour, with refresh Herald Printing Co., advertising ...... 21.50 This was originally adapted from wkbw wean wdro wnac wcau wjas 6700 to 7:45—Audlovislon Variety * Hibbard, W. E., wicks ...... might be sold here and permits will ments, Prizes were swarded to Mte. wmal wcao wado whk wkrc wxys wspd' 7:45 to 8:00— Silent Pictures '1 2.10 the North point of the compass sig Higgins, Mrs, Henry, board and ca re ...... [ * | 4i 46 nifying that a Scout was able to be granted to those applying for L. J. (jonrick, Mrs. Harry C Dowd- HoUi E. J., ren ts...... i22!oo point the way as truly as the needle licenses to sell beginning Jyly i. Ing and Mrs. Abe Fine. The public 8:30—"New England Lullaby A year ago there was considerable bridge party which was to have be^ Overnight Holloran Bros„ ambulance service 28.00 of the compass. In the early days 8:45—Slaters of the Skillet discussion on this matter and the held under the auspices of the club Homestead Premier Grocery, meats and groceries ...... 10.00 of Scouting this badge was looked- WTIC PROGRAMS 9:00—Sponsored Program storemen selling fireworks were next week Wednesday afternoon has Home Trading Co., meats and groceries ...... 36.00 on -with suspicion by anti-militarist Travelers BroadcastJnc Service 9:30— A . P. N ew s Hultman, Arthur L., clothing ...... societies eind one o f these in the warned not to stock up too heavily been postponed, due to Holy Week. 10:00— ’’ ’’ 7.50 as permits might not be granted this The annual business meeting of Hartford, Coan. Jacobson, (jharies E., rent ...... !!!!!! 30.00 United States charged us with being 10:30—Paris Night Life year, "rae committee took into con the Rockville Baptist church wi& be 50,000 W., 1060 IL Cl, 882.8 BL Center Ossipee, N. H.—^Elmer Jaffe, Louis S., r e n t...... 20.00 a war-like association because our 11:00—^Time; W eather; tem pera Elldridge, 69, burned to death in his Jarvis, Alex. J., rents tmd gra v el...... badge was a spearhead—or arrow sideration that if the fireworks could held on Thursday evening, March 24.80 31 at 7:30. ture; Sports Review. hermit home in the Ossipee moim Johnson, Alfred, rent ...... head, meaning aggression and blood qot be bought here there was noth Thursday, March 17, 1982 11:14—Musical aock 22.00 ing to hinder people from purchas There will be an important busi tains. Johnson, C. L., Comm., dog te g s ...... !!!!!!! 86.'2o shed. 11:15—McEnelly’s Orchestra. ing same in nearby towns and using ness meeting of Alden Skinner Boston—Miss Nancy H. Harris of Johnson A Little, labor and m aterials ...... 15.95 In reply to a cable questioning me E. S. T. ~ 11:45—Orchestra them here. Auziliary in G. A. R. hall on Friday Allston elected state regent of the Keller’s, clothing ...... !!!!!! 28.67 on the subject I wrote:—“The crest 4:15 p. m.—WTIC Sychronized with 12:15 a. m.—Time. New Roller Here evening at 8 o’clock. Massachusetts Society, Daughters Keeney. Robert R., et al, ren t ...... 22.00 of the Scouts Is a fleur-de-lys or WEAF on 660 k. c. (See WEAF of the American Revolution. Kilpatrick, James, blacksi^th services ...... lily, the emblem of purity and peace. The new road roller which the There are many cases of chicken for Program). 6.75 pox and whooping cough among the Concord, Mass.—^Fire which start Kittel’s Market, meats and groceries ...... ” The Fleur-de-Lys was ori^ally city voted to purchase at the 1:00 a. m. —Silent. 63.36 school children of the dty. ed in the West Ckincord fire station Klelman, L. L., ren t ...... | | the crest of the French kings. city meeting some weeks ago a r- 9.00 rived in this city by freight on Mrs. Emma Hemmann and son destroys the station and two other Knofla, Arthur A., insurance ...... !!!!!!*.! 9.81 Charles, King of Naples, owing to structures, spread to nine other Kottke, Mrs. Augusta, re n t...... his French descent, also had It as Tuesday. It is a Buffalo-Springfleld Edward Hemmann have moved from Queer Twists 18.00 roller and cost $4,500. It will be used Ward street to the tenement recent bullding;s and causes 8100,OOQ dam KucynsW, Ed., rent ...... 22.00 his crest. 225— WDRC age. LaCihappelle, Ellen, rent ...... !!!!! During his reign Flavlo Gloja the to replace the old stegm roller which ly vacated by Mr. and Mrs. William 22.00 has been used by the street depart Pahl on Orchard street Hartford— 18S(^ In Day^s News New Bedford, Mass.—New Bed Lantleri, G., meats and groceries ...... !!”!!! 40.00 navigator, who brought about the ford business man telegpraphs appeal Lasala, 'Biagio, rent ...... adoption of the Mariners’ compass, ment for a good many years. The Joan Walnwright is ill at the 22.00 home o fher parents, Mr. and Mrs. to Colonel Edward H. R. Green for Lewis, Philip, rents ...... [ \ \ added a card marked with the in old roller wUI be kept and used as Thursday, March 17 44.00 George Walnwright of Grove Street financial aid for city. Little A McKinney, feed, etc...... ” ” ’ itial letters N. S. E. and W. a reserve outfit. The new roller is Boston: Traffic problems date 12.55 operated by gasoline and it is ex 4:00 p. m.—U. S. Army Band Con Providence, R. I.—Final compu Lock Joint Pipe Co., p ip e ...... ' ] .* i7i!oo The North, in Italian, is Tramon w ay back when, says J. A . Ckmry, tation of Rhode Mand Federal in Lundberg, G. A. F., M. D., medical services—Pasteur treatment 50.00 tana, so the capital T stood for the pected more progress will be made The Japanese government has or cert. in the work of the city. This roller 4:30—Young Folks Program. who helps to solve them for Boston. com e tax retfTms shows 81 >306,475.' Madden, J. H., meats and groceries...... 20.OO North. But in dedicating his com dered thousands of tons of bisans 31, or 30.5 per cent less than last Mahleu, August D., meats and groceries ...... 4o!oo pass to the King he made the T in will be put in operation next month from Mexico. If they are of the 5:15—Summary, Tennis Matches Moses and his followers, asserted when the resurfing of roqds about 5:30—^Three Minute Men.. Ckmry, had to detour around Edom; year, paid to the government. Manchester Auto Top Co., auto parts...... g’so the form of a fleur-de-lys in honor jumping variety, those Japs are go Norwich, Ckmn.—Connecticut jails Manchester Gas (jo., gas service ...... i [ 18!53 of the King’s crest and it was from the center of the city is started. The ing to be too busy to bother with 5:45—Orchestra. a traffic jam almost crabbed St. roller is also equipped with appara 6:00—Connie BosweU. Pat’s snake parade, and Washington termed a disgrace to the state by Manchester Construction Co., rent ...... 22!oo that origin that the Scout badge has (jhina. (]lbief Justice Maltbie of the Su Manchester Electric Co., electric service ...... 1 831 23 come into being. tus for tearing up old macadam. 6:15—Reis and Dunn, songs and warned the redcoats: “No Parking.” Brotberhewd te Bowl Comedy. Detroit: Harry Miller and Rex preme Court of Errors. Manchester Lumber Co., lumber, cement, etc...... 212 39 It is specially suitable for Scouts Hopewell, N. J. — Police seek Manchester Memorial Hespital, board and ca re ...... 5 95 1.3 In that its three points serve to re The Brotherhood of the First 6:30—Charles Boulanger’s Orches- Shritz are sworn sticklers for Lutheran (jburcb at a meeting on tra. courtesy from now on. Loot-laden, butler and maid who disappeared Manchester Motor Sales Co., auto and truck parts ...... 28.72 mind the Scout of the three prom THIS WOMAN LOST from home of Mrs. Leandro Light- Manchester Plumbing A Supply Co., hardware and supplies .... 46.39 ises he mEdtes on joining the Move Tuesday evening accepted an invi 6:45—Frank Stretz Orchestra. they accidentally doused a fellow tation to take part In a bowling 7:00—^Myrt and Marge. Itmcher with coffee and recognizing foot, Franklin Park, N. J., day after Manchester Public Market, meats and groceries ...... 26.09 ment and the Motto, which stands Lindbergh baby ■was kidnaped. Manchester Sand A Gravel (jo., sand ...... 69i20 below the crest, is Be Prepared. This tournament to be held by the New 64 POUNDS OF FAT 7:15—Manhattan Serenaders the dousee as a detective, “lammed” England Conference Brotherhoods of 7:30-i-Dusky Twins without apologizing. Recognition Washington—Group of 50 Demo Manchester Trust (jo.. Administrator, ren t ...... goioo like other points in the uniform is crats decides to join Independent Re Martina, John B., re n t...... 20.OO adopted from that of the South Af the United Lutheran Synod of New Mrs. H. Price of Woodside. L. L, 7:45—Morton Downey, Anthony wasn’t mutual but the detective, York on April 16. In order to make publicans in effort to defeat sales May, G. W., M. D., services...... io!oo rican Constabulary- There the men writes: “A year ago I weighed 190 Wons, Jacques Renard’s Orches suspicious, pursued. Introduction the meetings of the Brotherhood tra. was in order at headquarters. tax. Mleskle, Stanley, ren t ...... 18.OO chose their own Motto of Be Pre lbs. I started to take Kruschen and Jackson, Miss.—Guard is placed Miner’s Pharmacy, drugs, efc...... 15.00 pared to accord with the initial let more interesting it was decided to now I weigh 126 and never felt bet 8:00—Interview; contralto, quartet, Cambridge, Mass.: Charles Sur- di^vide men into groups and have at orchestra. rigue is no skeptic but when be about'governor’s mansion after all Mohr’s Bakery, bread ...... ig ;56 ters of their founder’s name. ter in my life and what’s mors. I each meeting a debate on a given look more like 20 yrs. old than the 8:15—Abe Ljrman’s Californians wants to be sure about t&ings he day demonstration against state Moriarty, E. J., ren t ...... igiod It Is usual in heraldry to place the subject. At the next meeting the mother of 2 children, one 19 and the vi^ting New York Night Caubs. believes in personal attention. That’s sales tax. Moriarty, M. J., ren t ...... 22.00 motto beneath the crest of the in Columbus, O.—Governor White at Morrissey, M. J., M. D., medical sei^ces—^work. comp...... 5.00 dividual or association, but the subject of prohibition will be de- other 18. Every one of my friends 8:30—Reminiscences of Victor Her why, he explained, he ran a mile to ,bated. bert. a fire station, passing a dozen or. so W. C. T. U. banquet says dry err in Moske, Stanley, milk ...... 25.48 scroll on which the Motto is written say it’s marvelous the way I re The second Sunday after Easter alarm boxes on the way, when his opposing prohibition referenduno. Murphy, Mrs.Mary, rent ...... •...... 20.00 usually has its ends turned down duced.” 8:45—Dr. Angelo Patrl, “Your has been set aside to attend divine CMld.” home caught fire. N orfolk, Va.— Ckisist Guard cu t Mc(jann, Reubm, rent ...... 22.00 wards. In the crest of the Scouts To lose fat SAFELY and HARM service in a body. 9:00—The Mills Brothers. Boston: Speaking of a price on ters go to aid of imidentified ship re McNeill, Wm., rent ...... 22.00 the ends are turned upwards to rep LESSLY. take a half teaspoonful of Epwortb League Plays Kruschen in a glass of hot water 9:15—Ted Busing’s Sportslants, heads. Judge Thomas Dowd and ported afire and sinking off Dela Newington Home for Crippled Children, board and ca re ...... 8.29 resent the comers of the Scout’s! John Gaily differ. Gaily sued for ware capes. New Model Laundry, services...... 1.2;; mouth which should be raised in a i The Epworth League of the Rock in the morning before breakfast— Irene Beasley, FTeddle Rich’s Or ville Methodist (jhureh will present chestra. 85,000 damages for injuries he said Fargo, N. D. — Democrats' poll Norton Elec. Instrument Co., repairs...... i[«o smile showing that he is prepared don’t miss a morning—a bottle tha^ two short plays In the vestry of the 9:30—Story’Hour. his head suffered in an auto acci largest vote in North Dakota history Obraitis, Mrs. U,, re n t...... 15.00 to do his duty ■willingly. lasts 4 weeks costs but a trifle—btit church on Friday night of this don’t take chiaces—^be sure lt!s 10:00—Trumpeters with Ekiwin C. dent. The court allowed him one as Roosevelt defeats Murray in Olson, John I., piaTnt, etc...... 12.93 —J. G. Dean. we^. One is entitled “Cleon Kruschen—your health comes first— Hill, “The Man in the Front Row.” cent. presidential primary. Packard’s Pharmacy, drugs, etc...... 41.00 Field Scout Executive. Rensselaer, N. Y.: Democratic Dublin, Irish Free State — De Palmer, W. L, milk ...... 5.22 Linen” and the other is “No Men Al get it at J. H. (^ulnn St Co., South 10:30—Music that Satisfies. lowed.” Those taking part are Miss 10:45—^Art Jarrett. aldermen are on strike but the Re Valera says he hopes to effect union Park Hill Flower Shop, wreaths ...... 33.75 TO PAY INTEREST Manchester—>or any drugstore in Helen Livz, Miss Gladys Rhodes, America. If not joyfully satisfied 11:00—Toscha Seidel; Columbia publicans don’t mind. Needing at or North and South Ireland. Peckham, M. C., milk ...... 5.52 Merle T^ler, Francis Green, Mr. and after the first bottle—money back. Symphony Orchestra. lear#: one D em ocrat to start & eir Tokyo—Rengo News Agency re Peden, Mrs. I., care ...... 28.00 Sofia, Bulgaria, March 17.— (AP) Mrs. En^I Kroymann, Miss Gertrude — AdvL 11:30—-(Jeorge Olsen’s Orchestra. ses^on they had police shanghai ports discord in administration of Phelps Oil (jo., Inc., o il ...... 1...... 4.34 —The (jabinet decided today, after 11:45—^Bing Crosby. Councilman C. W. Boos from his new Manchurian state. Pinehurst, meats and groceries ...... 7.02 an all-night session, to meet tLe in locomotive, bring him, grimy over Moscow — American built blast Polish Grocery Co., meats and groceries ...... 20.00 terest charges on Bulgaria’s pre alls and all, to the council chamber, furnace begins production of Iron. Price A Lee Co., directories ...... 63.00 war and post-war foreign debts due blocked all doors and then enthus St. Petersburg, Fla.— Babe Ruth Quinn, J. H. A Co., drugs, e tc...... i ...... 9.75 today. W B 2-W B Z A iastically outshouted him in the vot one year contrsM:t at 875,000. Quish, Wm. P., ambulance services...... 17.00 It was announced that negotia ing. New York—^Borotra, Boussus and Rashimus, Katherinfe, rent ...... 18.00 tions looking to a reduction of the WEEK-END SPECIALS Gentien eliminated from Indoor ten Rich, Richard G., insurance ...... 9.37 Interest payments and other allevia Thursday, March 17, 1982 nis tournament. Robinson, Rajrmond B., 17 dogs killed, 7 Investigations...... 72.00 tion will be continued but that a Princeton, N. J.—^EHton E. (Tad) Rockville Private Home, board and ca re ...... 180.44 plan for a moratorium will be RACKLIFFE OIL CO. 4:00 p. m.—^Home Decorations PROBE IS ADJOURNED Weiman is appointed assistant to Scarlato, O., ren t ...... 46.00 shelved, at least temporarily. Center and Adams Streets, M anchester 4:15—“National Affairs” — David Fritz Crisler, football coach. Schieldge, Wm. H., printing ...... 28.50 The payments due total $266,000, Lawrence. Hamilton, Ont. — George Spitz Schmidt, Mrs, Carl, bokrd and ca re...... 19.63 which is almost one-tliird of the Na 4:20—The Business World Today New York, March 17.—(AP) — high jumps six feet, seven and bne- Scranton, E. E., rent ...... ; ...... 20.00 tional Bank’s supply of foreign cur FREE! 4:30—Stock Ebcchange quotations Hearings of the Hofstadter legisla quarter inches. Sheehan, John F-, Agent, ren t ...... ; ...... 15.00 rencies. 4:45— ^Uncle Bee zee Skinner, Ida, r e n t...... 17.00 A BEAUTIFUL GENUINE LEATHER 5:00— ^Mid-week M usicale. tive committee which is investigat UCENSE HOLDER ing New York City governmental Skrabaez, Charles, rent and groceries ...... 36.00 5:30—^Agricultural Markets GANOS’TEB SLAIN Smachetti, P., meats ahd groceries...... 16.52 affairs have been adjourned until m tb every purchase of seven gallons 5:40—Gieneral Mills Smith, Raymond W., stenographer services ...... 39.50 M arch 28. 5:45—Evening Echoes. Smith, Thomas D., meats and groceries ...... 83.80 A U T O TO PS vThe committee yesterday heard Denver, Ckilo., M arch 17.— (A P ) FRANKLIN HI-TEST GASOLINE 6:00—^Time; W eather. —One man -was shot to death and South Bolton Dairy, milk ...... 6.96 Louis H. Willard, Bronx business at a special price of 95c 6:02—^Edwaird J. Lord, pianist. two others were wounded seriously South Manchester Railroad, freigh t...... 6.04 6:06—Musical Clock. man, tesUty that his wife conunit- South Manchester Water Co., water service ...... 48.98 r e p a i r e d or six gallons ted suicide, that he lost 8126,000, early today in what police said was 6:07—Sports Review; temperature. a resumption of North Denver liquor Southern New England Telephone Co., telephone service ...... 135.73 that a mortgage on his home was 6:15— ^Betty Cole, blues singer; feuds. Spears, Mrs. Wm., rent ...... 22.00 FRANKLIN NO-KNOCK GASOLINE Frances Johnston and Phil Salt- foreclosed and that he attempted to Squires, Clifford, re n t...... 16.00 Curtains, Tops, at a apedal price of 99c take his o'wn life because William J. Vincent Mortellardo, 26, was kill man, piano duo. ed as his car was sprayed by ma- State of Coimecticut, board and ca re ...... 637.43 6:30—Band. z F’lynn, Bronx commissioner of pub Floor Mats ebine gun fire from an automobOe Stoddard, F. C.. m U k...... 4.08 6:45—Topics In Brief — Lowell lic works, “misused his power.” FRANKLIN GAS STARTS EASIER which sped along Speer Boulevard Straugha, W. K., milk ...... 13.92 Made-to-Order Thomas Flynn, on the stacl later, declared Sullivan, Catherine, rent ...... 22.00 7:00— ^Time; A m os ’n’ Andy. aU o f his acts w ere ■within the law. and caught him at an intersection. Joe Barry, in-volved in previous 'Tedford, Joseph, mUk ...... 3.48 Harness Making, Repairing 7:15—Romance Ebcchange M^ard said Flynn blocked his Thier, Adam, rent ..'1 ...... 11.00 MOTOR on. gang shootings here, and Frank 7:30—Stebbins Boys attempts-to. build a garag;e on cer Turkingtan, S. J., YHtal Statistics and Town Service ...... 145.07 A good grade, 5 gall(Mis...... $L98 7:45—Sponsored Program tain restricted proputy and then Mortellaro, brotUer of the slain man, CHAS. LAKING 100% Penn., 5 gallons ...... $2.49 were wounded. Both were hit by Twaronite, Joseph, rent ...... 20.00 8:00—^Dbde Spiritusd Singers himself erected 91 garag^es on ad Ptiene 4740 machine gun slugs and catapulted Valluzzi, P. S., re n t...... 17.00 BO Gambridge St. Bring yonr can. 8:15—Rin-Tln-Tin Thriller jacent property. from the ear as it went ont of con Valvoline Oil (jo., gas and oU ...... 342.14 Expert Greasing SpecialPrices trol and careened over a aldewidk. Warrington, Mrs, Albert, rent .7 ...... 22.00 Watson, James, blacksmith services ...... 4.6O FIND NEW CAVE W eir, G eorge, re n t...... 22.00 Alcohd, 188 p r o o f...... 10cQuart N EW €X>BPOBA'nONS West Side Dairy, m ilk ...... 22.32 In your c a n ...... 35c RADIO TUBES Los Angreles, March 17.— (AP)— Whipple, Mrs. Larrabee, board and care ...... 20.00 Discovery of a huge cave in Death Hartford, March 17.— (AP)—^The in^nis, Q. E. A Son, Inc., coal and cem ent...... 724.10 James Inglese Valley was announced here today by FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY Pine Brook Qrimtry C3ub, 750 Post Wilson, Mrs. EUz., meats and groceries...... 12.00 3 9 c each A. W. Plummer, head of a group of road, has filed a certificate of incor Wilson, H. L., salaiy as Sealer ...... 37.50 - ■______March 18,19,20 news photog;raphers who passed a Wilson, Robert D,, services...... 70.2.5 78 Birch St. Same quality r^folaxly aoM at 48e poration with the secretaiy of state. month In the Death Vdbey region. The capital Is 500 shares, no par Windsor Locks, Town of, aid rendered...... 65.00 For a linltod Thne. Wedc-IM Specials Every Friday, Radio Service All Makes. The great cave, said Plummer, is value said amount of property jMrid Wogman. (Seorge, m ilk ...... 6.22 Saturday and Sonwy! in the southern part of the valley. in | | 0 ,0 0 0 . Benjamin EL Plotkln Is Berlin Ckmstruction (jo., beams ...... 88.00 Custom Tailor WAtCM FOB ANNOPNCBBIEIfra!______He said the entrance is through a the president DeCiantis. FIrank, meats and groceries ...... 153.00 circular opening 125 feet deep and Tune in m WDItC every Wednesday nt'SiSO pk ta. Sad 1 Potterton & Krah The Thaanea Textile Company of - Dry Gleaning, Pressing. that the cave then veers off at an Norwich has filed a preliminary $11,453.57 Mtajor a Minor with Frank linn. “On the Square” angle. Plummer announced his in-^ certificate of dissolution. Any kind of alterati(>ns. neiM 8788 218 No. Mata St. t^tion of returning to explore it Anum g certificates of Inc Insuraace Bolldtag of Litchfield; AL TOURNAUD, Muiacer. thorouglily. Electrics, Winsted; CSesu: Ice Mfg. tion filed were those d t Wo PStamraat Stores, DaidMiry; d M Ooaipatiy, Danbury. ■if i .:- . 1 ' ’
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ORANGEMEN TO HOLD ^VERTIBBMENT ADVBRTlSBlfiBNT HERKin nCHWAY DIET, EXERCISE Sounds AUTO ACCIDENTS Girl SERVICE FOR DECEASED and ROUTES Om iDiED KEY TO HEALTH Sights LESSBUTWORSE Scout Instead of Conducting Funeral . e f tile of John Conlon They Will News Stage The less toby have, toe more peo-^ You wfll enjoy your luncheon Commissioner Macdonald Have Ceremony Tonight. Proper Food Balance and Number Decreased Last pie seem obsessed with toe inclinS' the Coffee Shop. The dsli( and tion to speak their mind. home cooked food served in Members of Washington, L. O. L., attractive surroundings makes Says Work Will Start 1117, are requested to meet at Correct Weight Are Easily Year Bnt Deaths In You need have no fear to send look forward to lunch time. The following greeting was sent the Washington social ‘abrooms Screen your fine linens or curtains of deli throughout the coimtry on Satur this evening at 7 o’clock. ’The ~BY JUUAN BEARDSLEY*" cate material to toe New Model A one-color rug that is worn ^ April 1 On First Section. day, the 20th birthday of Girl Scout Orangemen will go in a body to the Attained creased By 64. Laundry. You can depend on toe some places more then in others CM in g : Dougan fimeral parlors to pay a South Manchester film lovers still quality of their service. Phone be renovated by mixing a Uttls last tribute of respect to their de have the opportimity of seeing the 8072. water with a package of dye tbl “Twenty years is quite a long most powerful cinema that has Highway Oominiflsioner John A. time. A girl at twenty feels able to ceased brother, John Conlon. Relation of diet and exercise to A trend toward fewer . more same color as toe rug and appljii^ It has been decided, owing to the good health and proper weight was ;ome to CJonnecticut in several Rhubarb is a delightful change Macdonald today announced the cope with almost any situation. 1 severe motor vehicle accidents is to the faded parts with a stiff b n w cold weather and so nuch sickness expounded today in the weekly months at the RivoU theater, 1755 as an item of toe dinner menu—and The rug will look like new. location of the right of way of the feel that GJirl Scouting, which cele Park street, Hartford, where the reflected by statistics collected by brates its twentieth birthday on prevailing, to omit the funeral cere broadcast of the State I^partment its season is almost here. Try Rhu new Merritt Boulevard, both at the monies of the order at the graveside of Health by Elizabeth C. Nicker Russian classic “Road to Life” is toe Department of Motor eVhicles barb Meringue as a change from toe At Hale’s Drug Department, J March 12, is now ready to meet-any being shown. weatem end in the town of Green and hold them at the funeral par son, Director of the Bureau of Pub of Connecticut for :93l it was an regular stewed fruit: saw a novelty in toe form of Easttf emergency; in fact its 270,000 mem Those accustomed to crying at the wich and at the eastern end in bers are busily employed this year lors tonlgl^ instead. lic Health Instruction of the de 1 pound rhubarb Musical Bunny bath salts for $1.00. The delegation and bearers chos partment. Miss Nickerson used an movies should go well supplied with nounced by the Department today, 4 ounces sugar Stratford and Tnunbull; and stated In helping in every way they can to You may select most any color, and en to represent he lodge at the fu imaginary conversation of Mrs. handkerchiefs, because ti^ film is ^toough automobile collisions de 2 eggs this Dermay product will make a that construction operations on lighten burdens and bring happiness in the true Russian tempo, packed creased more than 2,500, injuries to their own homes and to the neral are requested to meet at the Black, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Green The grated rind of a lemon. seasonable and useful bridge priie. the latter extreme'would be started clubrooms tomorrow afternoon at over the afternoon bridge table to with pathos Intermingled with the were 264 less and property damage homes of others. How to proceed: Stew rhubarb The miniature hat box bath powder about April 1. 1:30 o’clock. bring out the effects of the daily success of (Uie of the most amazing dropped mortf than $300,000, there till tender, strain the juice, rub fruit The right of way through the “We shall cdebrate our birthday at 50c, also a Dermay prxiduct, u menus in the three homes. experiments the world has ever was an increase in deaths of 64. through a wire sieve. R^uce the town of Greenwich begins just west best In 1932 by giving gifts to very attractive as well. - In the dialogue, it appears that khQWn. N icholal B aitolov in the The Totids juice to a gill, mix it with the fruit of Glenville, connecting s^th the others instead of reoelving them. Mrs. Jones weighs a trifling 198 role of “Sergeyev,” patron saint in In a total ot 17,081 accidents in puree, add the yolks, and lemon Hutebinson River Parkway in New What greater gift could we receive When roasting or frying pork see pounds and is munching handfuls o f the rehabilitation of bimdreds of volving 28,255 vehicl there re rind. Pour the nfixture into a fire York state, extends north and east than a smile and a hamdshake upon HEBRON that it is thoroughly cooked. Many nuts between bids of Qd trump and street urchins, is magnificent. Many sulted 482 deaths, injuries to 12,903 proof dish and bake one-half hour. ^inmg the eastern tributary of the reaching our grownup years? people are made ill by eating pork two hearts. Mrs. Jones isn’t at all of the children in the film were once t>ersons and a total property dam Whisk toe whites of toe eggs to a not sufficiently cooked. Byram River, turns south near "So here’s to you. Girl Scouts, and Rev. Dr. Denslow of Gla lonbury, members of Wild children who have age of $2,247,810 during 1931. many happy returns of the day. particular about the bid. Her in stiff broth, mix them with 4 ounces the reservoir and then east to the a former cub-dean of the General terest centers chiefly upon what foimd the rpad to useful life through In 1930 there were 418 persons Stamford-Greenwich Town Line at "BIRDSALL OnS EDEY, of sugar, spread over toe pudding, If you have not already tried Theologrical Seminary, New York, freind hostess will serve to eat at the collectives operated by the killed, 13,167 injured in 19,634 acci dust with powdered sugar, and re northern New York boundary and "National President, "blue coal”—do so and give it a officiate
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MARCH 17„1982. PAGE NINE Rec Loses Cotter For the Deciding Game of Series D E m O IT, CHICAGO WESLEYAN STARTS Grand^ \National Race Curious Castoffs IN 1 1 DEADLOCK BASEBALL PRACTICE Death of His Mother Takes Place Tomorrow On Dodgers ^ Team Falcons Meet Brains To Sqoad of Thirty Reports To Keeps Ont Rec Center ' Crackle, Winner Last Year, CTearwater, Fla., March 17.— ^to,” said Carey, "but take my word BOWUNG night; Canadian Division (AP)—Baseball history is crowded for it that this club will be in con Coach Wiggin; Tied For tie wiU be the fifth and deciding with the table sitting achievements dition to play better ball than ever. Hartford Player’s Absence game of their series. The rivals be Is Favorite In Betting Bat First Place Battle Rages. of players who have eaten, them This is ^especially true of our vet tween these outfits is very Itste as CHENEY GIRLS’ LEAGUE selves right out of the big leagues. erans.” Title Last Season. Se?ere Blow To Rec’s can be observed by the scores the Champs Seldom Repeat Won By Weaving No. 1 Among this year’s rapidly refonh- The only casualty is Del Bisson- last two gam es. House 46, WUUama Team Standing ing cast of Brooklyn Dodgers, the ette, first sacktr whose left ankle is 42; House 34, WllllEms 39. The line New York, March 17.—(AP) — process is being reversed, with the in a cast as a result of a pulled ten Middletown, Conn., March 17.— Chances; Boyle To Take ups: ’The Detroit Falcons invaded Chica result that a curious collection of don. Bissonette probably will not be Honse A Son In Historic Steeplechase Team Pointe Won Pointe About thirty Wesleyan vkrsjty base- G. H. WilUaics Weaving No. 1 62 10 go last night in the National castoffs is eating its way back intp in shape to start the season, though Breen Bissell condition and threatening to dis ball candidates are working out MalOney Velvet No. 1 51 21 Hockey League race and held the be should be idl right w it^ five His Place; Goards Lose Hadden Classic At Aintree. Throwing No. 1 49 23 rupt the National League pennant weeks. Meanwhile Carey may jug daily under the watchful eye of Donahue second place Blackhawks to a 1 to race. Brown Weaving No. 2 47 25 gle the two hard-hitting players he Coach Wiggin in the new baseball Kerr MeCkmkey Cravat No. 1 41 31 1 tie in a furious encounter. The re This renaissance was bound to got from the Reds by aligning Joe Chapman, Sab Forward, Anderson sult left these t^m s just two points cage. Falkoski Liverpool, Eng., March 17.— (AP) 'Throwing No. 2 40 32 follow the passing of the old war Stripp to first base and Tony Cuc- Aitken apart and put Detroit a full game A ngelo —Thirty-seven of the best equine Main Office No. 1 35 37 rior, Uncle Wl' ert Robertson, and clnello to third, with Glenn Wright Seven letter men from last year’s Ford ahead in the American division of the shccession to leadership of aggregation remain as the nucleus Through Death of His Brim ley jumpers of two continents tomot' Cravat No. 2 25 47 at short and Mickey Hnn at sec Coles "Cordner row will match strides and leaps Velvet No. 2 8 64 the last place Boston Bruins, whom Prof. Max Carey. CaUithenlcs, sal ond. around which this season’s nine will they meet tonight. over the 4 1-2 mile course at Ain Main Office 6 66 ary cuts, the b^ deal with Cincin Babe Herman is gone but Carey be built In addition to Claptain Bill Father. tree in the Grand National. A Detroit victory would put the nati, and finally, regulrtion of the believes this , lost punch and color Johnstone, of New York City, who Falcons even with Chicago and edmmissary department, all have For the horse and rider that suc Season Statistioo will be offset by Hack Wilson. ’The covers the initial sack, they are contributed to the. most Interesting cessfully negotiates the 32 difficult Winning Team—Weaving No. 1— leave Boston with only a mathe ex-Cub cloutor will work with Lefty E3d. Johns, of New London, Conn., Due to the death of bis mother matical chance of tying them in hhakeups in recent big league his obstacles of water, brush and stone Emily Kissman, Captain. O’Doul and Johnny Frederick in the catcher; By Sweet, of Tarrytown, points in the remaining two games tory. N. Y., pitcher; Bud Werner, of yesterday, Jim Cotter, star center PRATT A WHITNEY LOBE. and flashes first past the Jurors Second Team—Velvet No. 1 — outfield, unless Ike Boone’s hitting of the season. But even in that case Carey credits the so-called Waite on the Recreation Center basketball stand, there awaits fame and riches Mae Sherman, Captain continues too valuable to be omit Newark, N. J., second base; Johnny the won and lost records would give Ho3rt diet for his preliminary suc ted. W edne^y night the Pratt and Of thirteen American - owned Third Team—^Throwing No. 1 — Dee, of Brockton, Mass., third base; team, will not take part in the third Detroit the edge. cess in reducing waistlines and Whitney Industrial league team was horses named to start in this, the EHeanor R oyce, Captain. Carey’s pitching strength repre Jack Wells, of New York City, left and deciding game of the town "Two other gam es on tonight’s avoirdupois. Discarded by the Ath sents an assortment of 16 pitchers. field; and Smitty Smith, of Spring- defMted by South Methodist 88-31. Blue Ribbon of steeplechase events, High Single—Annette Taggart— championship senes with the Na Score 126. schedule involve mainly the argu letics and tu3 American League, Vance, Hoyt and Watson Clark top field, Mass., center field. South Methodist led all the way and first run in 1839, only one—Sea Hojrt Joined Brooklyn with a prom tional Guar(l8 tomorrow night at the at half time the score stood 17-10, Soldier—^is American-bred. He is a Eight Highest Averages — Mary ment for first place in the Canadian the list. Of the Hartford recruits. Among the new men who have division between the Montreal Cana- ise to behave and'win twenty ball Van Mungo and Arthur Jones, the state armory. His loss is a severe Pratt and Whitney rallied in the son of Man O’War the super horse Strong, 99.14; Clara Jackmore, shown some ability in early practice 98.13; Mae Sherman, 96.45; Annette games. He reported in the best con youngest two twirlers in camp, ap blow to the Chances of the Rec Five closing minutes but could net over of American flat racing and is en' diccs and the Toronto Maple Leafs. sessions are Bill Maloney, of Brook • I retain its title. Taggart, 95.1; Martha Hadden, *Tbe Canadians play at home against dition of years, minus thirty poimds pear best. come the lead, BergbendahTs play tered in the name of A. H. Niblack lyn, N. Y., a shortstop, who trans Cotter’s absence means that John 94:30; Flora Nelson, 94.22; Emily the New York'Americans and the of excess weight. A1 Lopez and Clyde Sukeforth, was outstanding for the losers while and backed by a syndicate of ten ferred from Yale last year: Zuber, of ny Boyle will play center for the Kissman, 94.22; Anna Shea, 92.38. Leafs invade New York to tackle With the veteran pitcher as an obtained from the Risds, will handle Jim Metcalf was leading point get w .althy Chicago sportsmen. Rosemont, Pa., an infielder, who ia ter for the winners, Winning Team — Pearl Burke, the Rangers. example and preacher of the diet the backstopping with some aid Rec. Boyle started both of the series Sea Soldier is an outsider in the a transfer from Haverford; Hal contests which have been played but Anna Shea, Gerturde Nelson, Emily The Canadians now are four ary doctrine, Carey persuaded from Val Picinioh. Sontb hfethodJst (88) official betting at the Victoria Club Wiggers, of Cfieveland Heights, O., was relieved by Cotter early in the Kissman, Annette Taggart. points ahead, an almost tmbeatable heavyweights like Hack Wilson, As a camp follower put it: "’This S F T being quoted at 50 to 1. Only one a pitcher; Walt Fricke, an infielder, fray. With Cotter absent, the Reo S. Keith, r f...... 0 1.3 1 Highest per cent gain, Mary Suli- margin, but even if they win to Dazzy Vance and Babe Phelps to club can do .one of ttoee things: American-bred horse, Rubi ever of Bala-Cynwyd, Pa.; Vin Struogla, has no reserve center imless it J. 8M ^ I f , I f ...... 6^ 14 van, 48 games, gained 4.3 points. night and Toronto loses they can’t adopt Hoyt’s eating gospel. Finish first, fifth or wind up pluck won the race and ^ was English- a first baseman, of Brooklyn, N. Y., drafts the services of Captain A* Juod# Cs 3 0*0 10 Team attendance, bowled the clinch first. The Leafs have one "They may kid us all they want ing daisies. owned. and Dick Housley, of Wellesley, "Ding" Farr whose guard play as E. Smith, rg...... 2 0-1 4 most number of games with regular more game to play than their rivals Mrs. C. S. Bird Jr’s Heartbreak team. Cravat No. 1, Helen Gustaf Mass., an infielder. been one of the outstanding features F, BJseell, Ig. .,.,.. 1 2-4 4 Hill is the qaost highly favored of and still would have a mathemati- Last year’s freshman team will of the series to date. If Farr goes R. Nichols, rg...... 0 0-9 0 son, captain; Cecilia Dion, Margaret carchance to tie. the foreign group to repeat the Shirshac, Martha Reinartz, Ethelyn probably furnish very little good to center, Billy DowJ will probably American-owned triumphs of Step Geddis. nmterial, for that team succeeded take his place ia the backcourt. „ ^ ^ 7-14 *8 hen (Laddie) Sanford’s Sergeant Captains, Main Office No. 2, in banging up the worst record in Boyle’s AMUty Pratt and Whitney (81) Murphy in 1923 and A. Charles Mildred Metcalf, Velvet No. 2, Flor French Tennis history. At the present time the Although not as finished a player B . B F T Schwartz’s Jack Horner in 1926. ence Sheekey, Cravet No. 2, Elsie greatest needs are for another pitch as Cotter, Boyle is capable of a very Roman, r f ...... 4 o-2 S Mrs. Bird’s Irish-bred jumper has Klelnschmidt, Main Office No. 1, P o r t ' er to replace Oley Nye, lost through safisfactory defensive game and hs Bergbendahl, if. ... 7 3-6 17 climbed to the position of second Alice Paradis, Throwing No. 2, graduation, pitcher for the Albany may be at center the entire decid I * " * ' c ...... 0 , 0-0 0 choice at 11 to 1. Iflartha Hadden, Chtivat No. 1, Helen Lawmakers in the Eastern League ing game tomorrow night, Boyle is Peterson, c ...... 0 0-0 0 C. R. Taylor’L Grackle, winner Gustafson, Weaving No. 2, Clara h A t A N T S last year; and a good shortstop. a former Manchester High school Saunders, rg ...... 0 0-0 0 Jackmore, Throwing No. 1, Efleanor Aces Beaten On the diamond last year the Patrla, Ig. 2 2.4 g last year, rules favorite at odds of o o D i - P player and his best effort this sea 8 to 1 tmt history is against the Royce, Velvet No. 1, Mae Sherman, A s s o a a r e o sa spctnaopi Wesleyanites succeeded in breaking son was in t. game against the Ri- If' ...... 0 0-0 0 chances of the ten year old jumper Weaving No. 1, Emily Kissman. even with a schedule identically like Vlclno, Ig...... 0 0-0 0 The motto of the Athletics this grahams in Bristol when be out repeating. that of the current season, and in played Paur Briggs by a wide mar Individual Averages year will be "stick and slug." Even addition tied with Williams for the 18 8-11 31 Gregalach, the top weight of the gin and led bis mates to a surprising Referee, Brown. field with 175 pounds and winner in Name / Games A verage without the mighty Aloysius Harry In New York Little Three title. This year ex Md mtexpected victory. ceptionally strong opposition is ex 17-10, fouth 1929 is third favorite at 100 to 7. M. S t r o n g ...... 48 99.14 Simmons in camp at Fort Meyers, The National Guards will also bs Mdbodiats. Gregalach finished second to Grackle C. JacknTore...... 44 98.13 the House of Mack has been rever pected from Yale, Army; Trinity, short one member when they take last year. M. Sherman ...... 51 96.45 berating with the sound of bats final match that kept the crowd in Williams and fiprlngfield. the fioor tomorrow night but their Time, 8 mlBute quarters, N. T a g g a r t ...... 51 96,1 cracking against the borsebide, Borotra, Boussds and Geo- a tumult. This year's squad will, however, loee involves a substitute forward M. Hadden ...... 54 94.30 ’The program and policy of beat Mangin Beats Boussus enjoy one distinct advantage over and is therefore not ae damaging. BRITISB-AMEBICAN CLVB F. N e ls o n ...... 45 04.22 ing the other fellows into submis Manqin, pride of Newark, N. J lest year’s aggregation due to the Jason Cbapmsa will not bs in. uni tien lo se h National In turned back Christian ]^ussus, BASEBALL E. Kissman ...... 42 94.22 sion, jf possible, ia further strength fact that it can use the newly con form owing to the death of bis Old Laafw A . S h e a ...... 51 92.88 ened by the addition of such clout- third-ranking^ Frenchman and pros structed cage for practice during father who was buried yesterday pective Davis cupper, 6-8, 6-4, and Portadown 8, Taadragee 8. Los Angeles, March 17.—(AP)— M. K a r p in ...... 51 92,17 ers as Oscar Roettger and Ed c:k)le' Inclement weather. Last year ..3 afternoon. Chapman was also absent door Tourney; Pairints Seligson, somewhat overweight New Lurgan 8, Amagb 8, The N. y. Oii^its have been kidding E. Robinson ...... 42 91.28 man, team was inactive for a great part at the game last Friday owing to H. Gustafson .... Yorker, subdued Antoine Gentien, Leagw f tamHag .T Francis Hogan about his excess ...61 90.45 Roettger batted .367 for St. Paul of the season because of recurrent bis father's criticsl illnsss. H. Frederlckson . . . . 54 6-3, 6-4, both in the fourth rotmd weight, but the big catcher not only 89.31 last year, driving out 59 extra base For Today’s Matches. rainy spells. Cotter’s Feat W L F G. Nedson ...... The sudden overthrow of the Portadown 81 49 ai ...50 89.27 hits. Coleman walloped the ball at When interviewed today Coach With all due reaped to Boyle, it knows how to "take it" but be can A. P a r a d is ...... French dynasty that has reigned Tandragee ...... 87 88 87 ...51 89.7 a .358 cl^p for Portland (Ore.) and Wiggin emphasized the fact that cannot be denied that the lots pf turn some of the jokes back on bis E. R oyce ...... 54 over this nation’s indoor courts in l^tagen ...... 80 70 80 toj mentors. 89.1 blasted out 103 extra base bit^ in the Cardinal this season is facing a Cotter in t!ie final game of the serifa E. M c C o u r t...... 39 88.14 cluding 37 home nms. New York, March 17—(AP) — four of the last seven years left Armagh ...... m 74 88 Ordered to catch a full game yes decidedly stiff schedule, although it is a real blow to the Rec’s cbancee M. Kissmann ...... 48 88.13 Both look like natural hitters and The National Indoor Tennis cham seven Americans to fight it out for terday to take off extra poundage should be able to get in more prac to annex the town championship. It M. Kissmann ...... 48 88.13 ^t companions for such accom pionships which started out to be a the crown that slipped from Lorgaa (8) a- 1 admonished as well to "stop tice than last year's squad, and that was Ciotter who, almost singls-bsnd' Tedford C. Schnauble .... .,,61 87.81 plished thumpers as Simmons, Foxx, Borotra’s fingers. •••teteeeeeee dOl sort of a winter preview of what fact alone may have something to ed, guided the Rec to its smashing Hughes ’’ii crashing into the grandstand" M. Reinartz ...... 48 87.15 Cochrane, Haas, Miller and Dykes. George Lottt, Jr,, of CJbicago, Hogan replied by getting two bases m ight happen In next Summer's d“ with a more favorable showing, 31 to 21 triumph last wsek to squsr'i McCullough eeeeeeee« 318 C. Kasalsky ...... 51 87.7 ’The elderly Mr. Mack has seenj advanced by defeating Eddie Jen 'This year’s schedule follows: on a infield hit and winning the ball P, R e a le ...... Davis cup play with France, have kins, Jr,, of New Yorkr 8»6, 6-4; tile series at one yietory for each Jones ...... 301 ...42 87.6 enough of the baseball wars to April 20—Lowell Textile at |iid game with it as well. L, Reinartz ...... Frank Shields of New York erased team, the Guards having taksn the McDonnell ...... 301 ...51 86.31 know that there is no strategy like become an all-American tournament dletown, , F. S h e e k e y ...... «• • 33 Eugene McCqullff of New York, 6-4, opener 88 to 37. Amwgli (6) . 84.20 a few drives out of the park, coupled with the quarter final round just A pril 23— Stevens Institute o f •St. Petersburg, March 17.— (AP) M. M e t c a lf...... 4 5 84.15 0-4; Sidney Wood, Jr., New York, Boyle la also not in the best of Haugh I ...... 228 with such pitching as be may ex getting under way. Technology at Middletown. —What started out to be an experi A. R e a le ...... 42 84.3 won from Har
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LKN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SQUTH MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, MARCH'17,1982. TH E El ED #ECTI ON BUY AND SELLB EBC AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE FUEL AND FEED 49-A HOUSES FOR RENT 65 Waat Ad DifnnMHwi OLDEST BANK PRESIDENT 1929 L A S A L L E S E D A N . 1932 FOR SALE—HARD WOOD 38 per FOR RENT—SINGLE HOUSE with TRAIN LEAMRAOS, Manchester Chevrolet convertible Cabriolet, cord. Chas. Heckler, telephone im provem ents and garage. 321 Local Stocks N. Y. Stocks fine condition, bargain. Cora P. Rosedale 13-13. Oakland street. IS DEAD IN BRIDGEPORT BUT NO ONE nioRED Evening Herald Clarke, 146 Porter street. FOR SALEl—HARD wood, under (Fniaished by Putnam & Co.) Adauns E x p ...... cover, furnace and stove wood 35 W A N T E D TO R E N T W B ridgeport. M arch 17.— (A P ) — Central Bow, Hartford, C o n n . CLASSIFIED Air Reduction .. ■ B altim ore, M arch 17.— ( A P ) — BUILDING- a load. V. Firpo, 116 Wells street Benjai^n Fletcher, president of the 1 P. M. Stocks ADVERTISEMENTS Piissengers aboaird the (Japitql Lim CONTRACTING T eL 6148. WANTED BY YOUNG Christiim City Savings Bank, oldest Odd Fel Aiaiska Ju n ...... ited at the Baltimore and Ohio rail Count alx av«ras« words ts s Uas. couple small furnished apartment, low and bank president in the nation Bank Stocks A llegh en y ...... CONTRACTOR and builder, roof FOR SALE—HARD WOOD and road were shaken but no one was Initials, numbers and abbrsYlstlQBS house keeping privilege for ap and last of the men who built, the Bid Asked Allied Cbpm .... •acb oount as a word and eomponnd ing, plumbing and heating. Paper hard wood slabs sawed stove proximately six weeks or board and ironclad "Cheese Box” Monitor, Cap Nat B amd T 200 hurt when the fas* tra'n from Chl- words as two worda Minimum cost Is hanging, painting. New low prices. lengtl and under cover. Cash price Conn. River ...... A m C a n ...... caigo to New York was deradled at price of three lines. lodging, private family, no other which engaged the Merrimac in the 500 — Line rates per day for traaslsnt T. W. Vennard, 21 Elro street. per load for hard wood 35.00; hard boarders. Reply Box Y. Herald. Civil War, died early today at his Htfd Conn Trust .. Am For Pow ... Weverton, Md., at 7:27 a. m. to day. ada Phone. wood slabs 34.00. L. T . W ood Co. home, 89 Cottage street. He was First Nationad ...... 140 A m Raid Stamd . BlIectlTe Msrek 1T> II Phone 4496. Three sleepers, the club cam, Gh- Cash Chares 94. Lamd Mtg amd Title .. — A m S m e lt ...... FARMS AND LAND FOR New Brit. Trust ...... — ing cair and locomoti-. tender left 6 Consecutive Days 7 cts Mr. Fletcher, who also was one of Am Tel and Tel . S Consecutive Days ..I I ets MOVING—TRUCKING- S A L E 71 West Hartford Trust.. — the rails but none of them tipped WANTED—TO BUY 5S the oldest Masons in the United 1 Day ...... I U ots STO RAGE 20 States, last appeared at his bank A m Tob B ...... over. All orders for Irregrurar insertions F O R S A L E — 10 A C R E S , 12 m iles , ' Insoraiiee Stocks February 16, in his usual health. On Aetna Casualty ...... 40 Am Wat Wks ... B. and O. officiads here said the will be charged at the one time rata WANTED TO BUY IRON Age gar Anaconda ...... Special rates for long term svary FRANK V. WILLIAMS— General from Manchester, suitable for his way home, he fell. The shock Aetna Life ...... 25 cause of the accident raa not .de- den seeder, must be in good condi Atchison ...... day advertising given upon request. trucking, carlot distribution, fer chickens, with 5 room cottage. was followed by pneumonia, from Aetna Fire ...... 29 tenpined and stairted am investiga Ads ordered for three or six days tion. T e l 6490. Auburn ...... tilizer and tobacco deUvery Modem plumbing. 1st mortgage which he failed to recover. Autom obUe ...... 17 tion. They sadd it may have been and stopped before the third or flftk Balt amd Ohio ... day will be charged only for the ae* specialty. Rates reasonable. Tel. already arranged. Small amount Surviving are two daughters. Conn. General ...... 47 caused by rome mechamical defect Bendix ...... tuni number of times the ad appear* 7997. cash pajrment, balance as rent. No Miss Belle L. Fletcher, of Bridge Nationad Fire ...... 36% in the locon-otive or coupling, or in ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 Beth S t e e l ...... ed. charging at the rate earned, but agents. Address owner in care of port, and Mrs. Rosalind Oole, of Hartford Fire ...... 38% some, failure of the track itself. no allowance or refunds can be made Borden ...... on six time, ads stopped after the CARLSON & COMPANY fizpreta. ROOM—SUITABLE for gentleman, Herald Office. New York City; one grandson, Hartford Steam Boiler 42 The fast express had slowed down fifth day. Daily service to Hartford and with or without breakfast or board. Fletcher Cole, of Fairfield, and one Phoenix Fire ...... 47 <3am P ac ...... somewhat for the-Weverton station Caise (J. I . ) .... No *‘ 1111 forbids” ; display lines not Springfield, and all Connecticut, 19 Autunm street. Phone 5765. great grandson, Chules F. Cole. • T ra velers ...... 490 which is at the junction point of the sold. and Massaebusetts points. Loads REAL ESTATE FOR Funeral services will be held at C erro De Pamco . Hagerstown branch of the railroad. The Herald will not be responsible 4 - Poblio Ctilitaes Stocks for more than one incorrect insertion or part loads moven anywhere. E X C H A N G E ' 76 the home at 3:30 p. m. Saturday, Ches amd Ohio .. Slight damage was done to the WANTED—ROOMS— Conn. Elec Serv ...... 44 Chrysler ...... of any advertisement ordered for Furniture moving, leiepbone Man conducted by the Rev. Charles Kra Conn. River ...... 41 cars. Two lineo of the four tracks more than one time. FARMS— SUBURBAN AND CITY Coca Cola ...... at that poin. were blocked. The inadvertent omission of incor chester 8624, H a rtford 2-6229, BOARD 62 mer of the ^ rst Universalist church. Greenwich, W&G, pfd. — property for sale or exchange. M. Col Gais ...... A Detroit-Waushington train fol . r rect publication of advertising will be Springfield 6-U39L After the services, the body will be Hairtford Elec ...... 52 WANTED—BY YOUNG lady, room Parsons, 34 State street, Hartford, Ckiml S olv ...... low in g less tham three-quarters o f rectified only by cancellation of the taken to the chapel of Henry E. H a rtford Geis ...... 41 charge made tor the service .-endered. PERRETT & OLBNNB x IN a—We and board, centrally located. Write Tel. 2-3415. Cons G a w ...... an hbim later, was s to p ^ at Wev Bishop & Son, 274 F a irfie ld avenue, do, p fd ...... 40 Alt advertisements must conform wifi move, pack and slilp your B ox X , in C6u« o f H erald. where it will remain till Sunday Cont ...... erton amd the passengers transfer in style, copy and typography with S N E T C o ...... 124 128 regulations enforced by the publish mercbandlse quickly and ecoooin- noon, when it will be shipped'to Corn P r o d ...... red to iL Approximatel.v half of ers and they reserve the right to tcally. Fast daily express service Nashua, N. H., for burial Monday in ManafEmtnring Stocks D ru g ...... them were bound for Washington edit, revise or reject any copy con to ana Crom N ew York Connec APARTMENns— FLATS— Woodlawn cemetery there. Am Hardware ...... 23 25 Du P on t ...... while adrrangements were made for sidered objectionable. Am Hosiery ...... 25 tions with fast truck service out of TENEMENTS 63 Elastmam K odak the others to reach their destina CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads to IN QUOTATION MARKS Arrow H and H, com.. 13 be published same day must be re New 2ork going south ana west Mec amd Mus ... tions at Badtimore, Philadelphia do, p fd ...... — ceived by 12 o'clock noon; Saturdays Agents for United Van Service, FOR RENT—4 AND 6 room tene ESec Auto Lite . and New York. The Capitol Express 10:30 a. m. Billings amd Spencer... — one of the leading tong disunce ment ,all improvements, rent rea “By The Ass^d Press.” Elec Pow amd Lt passengers were only about half aa Bristol Brass ...... — TELEPHONE YOUR m oving companies. Phone 3068 sonable. Apply 14 Spruce. Tele The spoken word by men and wo Fox Film A .... hour later in arriving at Washing Wall Street do, p fd ...... 90 ton. W A N T ADS. 8860, 8864. phone 4545 or 5230. men in the days news: Gen E lec ...... Ads are accepted over the telephone Superior Judge Charles Burnell in Case, Lockwood amd B — 400 Gen F o o d s ...... at the CHARGE RATE given above L. T. WOOD CO.—Furniture and FOR RENT—47 MAPLE ST.—Up sentencing three men to prison: Collins Co ...... 20 (jlen M otors...... as a convenience to advertisers, but piano moving, modern equipment, per fiat of four rooms, modem, for "Kidnaping is of equal serious Colt’s Fireaurms ...... 8 G illette ...... the CASH RATES will be accepted as Eagle Lock ...... ig PU LL PATMENT if paid at the busi experienced help, public store small family. Garage. F. R. Man ness and equal msJignsmcy with Gold D u s t ...... 2 DIAMOND SALESMEN ness office on or before the seventh house. Phone 4486. ning, 230 Hackmatack street. Tel. murder itself.” N e w '4’ork, M arch 17.— The N a - Fafnlr Beamings...... — Grigsby Grunow day following the first Insertion of 8146. tionEd Bond & ShEure Corp. reports Puller Brush, Class A. — H ershey ...... each ad otherwise the CHARGE Daniel Webster Hoan, Mayor of ROBBED ON LONEY ROAD M ilw aukee: a net asset value o f 36,779,189, Hart and Cooley ...... — In t Haurv ...... RATE w ill be collected. No responsi PROFESSIONAL TO RENT—AFTER APRIL 1ST.— Hsmtmamn Tob, c o m .. — bility for errors in telephoned ads “The greatest problem confront equsd 385.05 a shsire as o f Feb. 5 In t N ick ...... 5 room tenement with all improve do, p fd ...... — will be assumed and their accuracy SERVICES 22 ing cities is crime. The choice is com pared w ith 39>435,681 or 347.17 Int Tel and Tel .. cannot be guaranteed. ments, comer Main and Wads Inter S ilver...... 20 decency or A1 Ckpone." a share on Feb. 28, 1931. The com- Johns Mamville . Andover, Mass., March 17.— (A P ) WANTED— PRUNING OF trees, worth streets. Apply to Joseph do, p fd ...... 50 —Two New York City Gaunond amd IN D E X OF Tracy Richsurdson, Soldier of For pEmy CEurries common stocks to the Kelvinator ...., shrubs and vines, care of place Trotter, 459 Main street. Lamders, Framy & C lk . 29 CLASSIFICATIONS tune (at Tyler, Texas): am ount o f 31|938,482, representing K ennecott ...., jewelry salesmen today told police Telephone 3672. Mann & Bow, Qaiss A — they had been robbed on a lonely Births ...... “When I was in jail once in Nica about 28 per cent of the investment Kreug and Toll . Engagements ...... B FOR RENT—4 ROOM flats, newly do, Q ass B ...... — North ReaGng-North Andover road ragua my friends tore down the jail portfolio. The balsmce, amounting to Lehigh Vad R w y ., Marrl.'res " refinished. Inqu ire a t 180 Center New Brit, Mch. com— 4 GAS BUGGIES— There Are Dogr Men and Dog: Men By FRANK BECK iu..akng;,1 3lt WHATS YOUR (BEAD THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) IDEA OF THE The laust small cupimke to jump ^ let me! I’U be as careful as can be. PROPER AiSE FDR free, stood on the oven. “Ah, poor; In fact m frost it aU alone, if you T H A T S REMOVING me!” it shouted, ‘Tm affrald I’ll fall, i will show me bow. FQ love to help A DEW - CLAWS 7 t r i f l e in getting to the ground. Willi you with your wwk and, h on ^y. I (DUESTtONl HOW CAN YOU WARM'. someone kinGy lend a hamd? Pm, wiU not shirk." “AU rf^t"'N iriied lESTEROAt' I D . . B R -. DISTINGUISH tired and I don’t like to stamd.” ' the baker. “Let’s get ' at iV son, d A M P S O M LIKE — FOLLICULAR F E B l. “Why, sure,” exclaimed the Tlnies. | right now!” _ : SOT IKTro A TO TH IN K .MANGE FROM FAINT And the whole bunch gathered i So Scouty donned a baker^s .^bat P IQ H T , S O TH/CT E C Z E M A - . round. and prouGy ahouted. *Txwk at HEM HAD ID G E T SO M E Wee Duncy held his hand out that! I look just CUce a baker- and FRESH TAKE HIM TO stralgnt and sadd, “Come on! Don’t 171 proye I^am one, too. HT; put the A VETERINARY, .AIR .. hesitate. Wadk right into my hand frosting on tlm cake and it wiD A N O V E L and then you’re bound to be all make you Tfnies ache to have, a • lit EXPERIENCE right” The cupcake acted bra,ve tle piece of it as soon ap j un PO R B O T H ; auxd bold. It Gd just as it bad been thrm^** ' ; - A N D A S told. When plau;^ down with tiie ‘The bakers then bTOjoght'iorth ia IT ‘TURNED others it sadd. “ Goodness, w b at a calm and said. "See, adR? tea OUT. ALMOST fr ig h t !" / sin^.^take thia kntte. aad A S S I N F U L ^ e baker smiled at an of tb^ the frosting ’ceuod. Jtishit hanM t FOR IH E M “ I-Iere’G Eomething you won't wapt ai^ Be careftd afi4;do6ff .‘«r /Cb p o o r to m L^" said be, ‘Tm goinjg to frpst bit, or drop some siRlle ybtfijs: SAMPSON. a cadee. W h o wamts to help a h it? log it'; K Hairw'g^Qt - It won’t he long till I aun tbtouiita' fleer wiieM*er I l^aooM Yp cause it’s not very bard to do. I merely bGd the cake and spread o ve r i t " J d 7 EM" erlad ^jBeeuir» ^ •; • ^ -- :j/r - . ■ ■ V . . ' •• • • : ' ■ '- ■ A^> MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU}, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, BIARCH17,1982. PAGEEUVUS' , \ OUR BOARDING HOUSE SP4SE AND NONSENSE Toonerville Folks By Fontaine Fox By Gene Ahern 8 t Patrlok’g Dan is with us again,« One reason why Europeaa^Acanery M ic k e y ( h i m s e l f ) M c G u ir e and we can’t think of anything to attracts tourists is because they say about Ireland, except: The Land don’t have to read it... . When a of the Fray and the Home of the fellow is so in love that he oOehs Brave. (That’s not very good, but himself to a woman, he feels be Is 'ROM uiHXrf 1 iteAR,-lHe- somebody might like it.) giving her something pretty nice be ___ As the old saying goes: "Every uiooDPeckBRS M\te w vrfeo uicsRXiM Hoa rr is AUrfMiAid -ts Bobbed hair and short skirts were thing comes to him who waits—or ca V(saR MeAD g il h a io MAPS IAS A sci^Airfinc o r too sensible to last .... If Uncle eats hash.’’ So if you have been MfiCiUUf JA L /UAAIUER [ Sam’s money talks it’s probably waiting for the end of this dish o’ v o o Ai& ip& A FOR A tieu i uav/&Ar77oAi I with a foreign accent. . . In tba old hash, “here ’tis.’’ IS -THAr 'RuSiiY Q UCUi MIAlDy u u sr A^5iMPuE,BRrtuAAlrr da3TS they talked about their crazy I *(AV/e’‘^ l S urfTLE i/UusurTToO “tHArf quilts. But they never saw our The boy that used to mb all the UMU. BRlAiOi M E present-day pajamas .... The dirt off on the guest towels, now has CUrffER EP UP uirfHl V4IRES /UlP politicians now tell us that prohibi a daughter who gets lipstick on all SXPLOPIHG CHRfAlCAte AUP 'FORTllAlEv WHiOl tion is neither here nor there. And the napkins. /Uiv (U tfffV co a rrR A P ^ ro k is MAtURMA.V WILL S fiA PE ! for once they’re right .... When you find the "sugar baby’’ you’ll Teacher — What’s the greatest StUMAiCi usually find the "sap’’. . . . The help to the textile industry? radio has got to the point of where Uttle Willie—Moths. we can’t look at the rainbow with out wondering what its advertising .... We can’t decide which is the SALESMANSHIP curse of drink, the price or the quality .... Radio’s bringing back A woman well advanced in years prosperity: headache manufacturers entered a beauty shop and leaned axe getting rich .... In these days, confidingly across the counter. a bigamist is merely a man who at "I want,’’ she said in low tones, tempts to save time by trying out “something for restoring the com' two wives concurrently instead of plexion.’’ consecutively. "Restoring, madam!’’ the young clerk exclaimed. "You mean pre ERIN GO BBAUGH serving,’’ The course was strewn with divots He then sold her six different and brands.—Answers. I asked: "What does this mean?’’ , «> The golfer paused and said: "My WEARING THEM HIGH land! I ’m wearin’ off the green." A man who bad been a guest at a fashionable hotel was paying bis Ethel—Have you ever had a les bill. He looked up at the girl cash WriA-r son by correspondence ? ier and asked what it was she had SHE Hi Doctor—Well, my good roan, have ALL OF THEM? you any temperature this rooming? (^oauiM Fos. iU2) Patient—No, the nurse took it. "I see from your advertisement in the newspaper that you have Just Teacher—If a group of sheep is a received two hundred bats from flock, and a group of cattle is a your Paris branch." SCORCHY SMITH Another Question By John C. Terry herd, what is the name for a group "Yes, madam, that is correct." of camels? "Very well; I would like to try Johnny—A carton. them on."—Answers, w h a t ' a My s t e r i o u s h a p p e n in o ! ^ A MUfSPEROUS AND UNKNOWN EHEMV Wife (paying hubby a surprise APPEARS - ATTEIAPTS TD K lU ME. - BLOWS UP MIME AMP m m a r . visit at the office, and clapping her A PART OP OUR MINES-AMD NOW c o m m it s SUICIDE PAMA6E WA^POME \ bands over bis eyes)—Guess who it flapper Fa n n y Say& TO AVOID CAPTURE I I WONDER WMO HE WAS le? Tubby—Stop that fooling and get on with your work. How To K e » The Fuller Brush Man From The Door 1. Hang a scgrlet fever sign out side. 2. When you sec him coming, throw . lot of old brushes out of the window, announcing at the same time ii! a very loud voice that you never use them anyway. 3. Turn vicious dogs loose on him. 4. Hire gangsters to hold him up and steel his samples. 5. CHosc up front door. Built secret {•assage into your bouse. 6. Station a squad of marines tround front door. 7. Bum d o ^ bouse. mifx.A, Hash; We sympathize naturally with the underdog. But not infre WASHINGTON TUBBS II By Crane OUT OUR WAY By Williams quently, be belongs beneath, right where be is . . . . How strange that the vocal part of movies should dis turb the sleep of people who nap right through a sermon .... Out side of the fact that we are bossed Qwca by tradition, restrained by the con- ventionalties, and ruled by habit, we There are always new wrinkles to MtAVEMs! AKOTMER T I 6 6 R 0 , 1 HANDLES^ THMB THE.«iRL/ \ HE OHVi\ are a free and glorious people . . . . packing clothes. tv^k t b a b y — He l p m b u p . ) startled ecM «eooY WHY, BOS’ MY TD I ME. I’M- WATtH oor N tC K l I CAHT CATS WAS i * n a / i’m no t &VCN WALK H&R6 . HAVE yCATRAiP. BAcw There , FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS AMY MORE. *Tb BE Mone / ^ ’>—7 ' By Blosser CAREFUL. ' WHILE LlSrEKi,KJOM/...Z T 6 U . 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TIa e PENO w h a t IM t h e . r a il r o a d BOSIfJESS NoW TU a T'S ,A T HOfAe'.TRAIM LEAVES SOOflL THE KSy~SEE lT.lb y o u OOIM* IM TH i U iT ru E D o u g h (M «. e a n e o ^ 1 SAtAl' AM’ AS LOMO- AS TOU DoM'T ^ A \ & «T V TH* c l u b H ouse I OM RAILROAD FVkRE. T b ClARS. VJHERS y A »> / PAGEtWai^VB flU tetatrr Sontittii im U i THURSDAT, U A B ^ 1T,.U Mrs. Hania B. Anthony is 111 at stein reported at the station and de The Sewing otub of the American ijob a I. Oitoa. ye$t«ntoy bbmi SETBACK- DANCE the Nasareno parsonage, 466 Main TRADE SCHOOL BASKET manded a trial, saying he did not fail TEACHERS’ HAU. COOK Legion auzlUary which was to hsve •d painting aad>deQonti|if the , street with an attack of grip. POUCE COURT to stop at the intersection and would bdd a meeting for work tomorrow room dorttiltory fecenqir- ooaitniStiiii.% Friday* March 18,8 P. M. not pay the two dollar fine. aftmoon at the home of Mrs. ed in. A fa n i^ ld 'b y t i^ lC a s e liip (M # Peter J. Happeny of Knighton RETURNING TO AUSTRIA Sarah Pentland, 'will omit this get- Manchester Green School Local Jews will celebrate the SQUAD GIVEN PA R H Bond of |10 was furnished for hla Constnwuoa' , CQm^y. Patiitiim :-, Feast of Purim in their meeting street, night fire truck driver at appearance In court March 10 but together because of illness in the end decontors hav« worldiqr: Green Community Club. Hose Company No. 3, faced a charge Pentland family. rooms in the Cheney block , on Mon Fi^estein was late. He said that Mrs. Anna Bloezom To Meet on the job for the pisst two TnonthiS/^, CMh Prliee. Refrertuneiit*. Faculty Host To 35 Players of reckless driving in Manchester police told him that he was due in aSeento. day evening at 8 o’clock. ’This is a Jewish festival instituted accord Who Had Successful Court Police Court this morning as a re court at 10 a. m. When he ap Husband Who Could Not in g to tradition to commemorate the Season This Year. sult of an automobile accident on peared court was over and Ray Gain Entry Here. deliverance of the Jews from the Madn street near Wells late yester mond’s 10 spot was In the safe in day afternoon. In court this morn nutcUantions of Haman. The first string Trade school lieu of his appearance. Mrs. Anna Bloszom, cook at ing the case was continued to Thurs ABOUT TOWN basketball team, including the sec Finklestein still had a little fight Teachers’ Hall, 1180 Main street, is day, March 24. ’This evening at 7:45 a fellowship onds, and the Trade School orches left in him and asked for another on the high seas today boimd for her tra were feted last night in the Happeny was driving an automo bearing today. On the stand be The liO Caub will meet tonight at meeting wiU be held at the Second native home In Austria where she tha hoxna of Mrs. Isaac Cole of 32 Congregational church parson, ge, School street Rec by the faculty of bile owned by the Dougan Dye said he did not fail to stop at the will re-join her husband after five Hasel street. immediately following the supper the Trade school. A party of 35 Works and was engpaged in deliver sign ADd said Officer W irtalla could and short program of the Women’s players who recently completed an ing clothing at the time. He was not see him as be was facing the years absence. Mrs. Bloszom was Mrs. Buell Grant of Henry street League at the church other fine season on the basketball driving south on Main street and other way and talking with someone married six years ago while on a entertained the cast of the play, court were on band to enjoy a fine struck a Ford sedan owned by W il on the sidewalk. W irtalla denied visit to her homeland. Six months liam Spacek of Hlllstown Road having talked with anyone at the •^ree Live Ghosts,” at her home An infant and pre-school confer banquet furnished by the “ profs.” later she returned to her work in the which' was coming north. The acci time and said that Finklestein shift following the performance at the ence will take place tomorrow at 1 Lewis Lloyd and Frankie Busch United States hoping to be able to dent resulted when Happeny start ed into second speed and made the Hollister street school last night. o’clock at the Memorial Hospital were the guests of the faculty at make arrangements for her husband ed to turn into Wells street. turn into Main street Her daughter. Miss Lucille Grant, annex. the dinner and short talks were to come to this countiy. She was was one of the participants. made on the season’s success by The Ford was very badly dam Judge Johnson slapped a |2.00 not successful in tnis endeavor and Captain Magnuson, players Jolly and aged but the other machine, though fine and costs of 37.32 on Finkle ’The Epworth League of the South finally decided to return home. Gibbons Assembly, Catholic La Sendrowskl, and members of the its radiator was smashed, was stein in addition to the forfeiture Methodist church has invited the Word that her husband’s mother dles of Colunjbus, will hold its reg faculty. Group singing was enjoy driven away under Its own power. of the bond of |10 made last Thurs North Methodist Epworth Leaguers was ill Induced her to leave earlier ular meeting tomorrow evening at 8 ed and.a trio oi. Trade school boys, Happeny said he did not see Spacek day for bis failure to appear. Finkle to attend their St. Patrick’s party than bad been planned and she sail o’clock at the Knights of Columbus John Adams, William Zinsser and until it was too late to avoid a stein thought be woiUd like to ap tonight at 7:30. ed Wednesday at midnight from clubrooms. i "Chet” Sendrowski rendered several crash. Tire marks on the road show peal the case again but when told New York. Prior to her departure, popular selections. that Happeny started to turn for by Judge Johnson that a bond of waitresses and others employed in ‘‘The Arrival Of Kitty^^ The Blues basketball team of the Miss Ruth Hanson beads a com Similar events have been planned Wells street fully 50 feet before the $100 was required be paid up and the dining room and kitchen of mittee from the firc,t group of street intersection was reached. South Methodist church will prac by the faculty to honor participants left the courtroom. Altogether be Teachers’ Hall held a surprise party A COMEDY FARCE tice tonight at 7 o’clock in the North Methodist women in charge In athletics during the Indoor and Raymond N. Finklestein, a sales paid a total of $19.32 for a traffic in her honor. Mrs. Bloszom was church gym, in preparation for its of a food sale to be held Saturday outdoor seasons. man of 14 Derby street, Worcester, violation. presented with a handsome travel afternoon, March 19, at * Mark game with Suffleld here on Satur Mass., was fined 12.00 and costs in Armand F. Bourassa, 24, o f 892 ing bag by her co-workers and other Presented by Holmes’ store. Friends from the day night. The Justamere Bridge Club will police court this morning for failure Burnside avenue, paid $10 and costs gifts by residents of the boarding church or outside who are willing be entertained tomorrow afternoon to stop at a stop sign on the comer yesterday in court for driving with bouse. Features of the party were to donate food, are requesteds to of Main and Oak streets March 3. The Executive Committee and by Mrs, Iva Ingraham at the home out a license. solos by Miss Sophie Naszkowski The Freshman-Sophomore Dramatic Club committee chairmen of the Luther have it at the store at 1:30. Others of her daughter, Mrs. Walter W. Officer Rudolph Wlrtalla testified in and dances by Miss Patriria Gedra, court this morning that he gave League of the Swedish Lutheran on the committee are Mrs. Jessie Henry of 46 Starkweather street. dining room waitresses. Mrs. Ruth Sweet, Miss May Hanna. ’The lat Finklestein a ticket about 6 p. m. The Junior choir of St. Mary’s church will meet tonight at 7 Kissman, the new cook, also featur ter may be reached by dialing 5767. March 3 to report at the police sta o’clock. Episcopal church will bold its re ed with humorous stories. tion for the usual traffic fine. Finkle hearsal Saturday afternoon at 4:30. Scandia Lodge, No. 23, Order of Mrs. Kissman has been doing the High School Hall Vasa, will meet at Orange hall at 8 The Red Men will hold their first DUTCH SUPPER! cooking at Chestnut Lodge during o’clock tonight. Important business annual supper and entertainment the vacation of the regular cook Friday Evening, March 18 at 8 p. m. is scheduled to come before the tomorrow evening. All those going there and previously was employed iheeting and all members are re should be at the clubrooms on Friday, March 18,6 P. M. at the Cheney restaurant which has quested to be present. Brainard Place by 7 o'clock. since been discontinued. She worked Admission: Adults 35c, Students 25c. North Methodist Church at Teachers’ Hall once before doing Miss Anna Sampson who frac A Dutch supper will be given by relief work during a vacation. tured her ankle while skating on the Booster Club tomorrow evening Booster Club. the pond at Highland Park Satur at the North Methodist church At 6 day, is resting as comfortably as o’clock, under the direction of Mrs, Menu: Fresh pork, sauerkraut, can be expected at the Memorial Thomas D. Smith and her commit mashed potatoes, relishes, rye bread, Hospital. X-ray pictures revealed tee of ladies. The menu and price pretzels, rolls, Dutch apple cake, two broken bones. will be found in the club’s adver coffee. tisement elsewhere today’s pa SUPPER ONLY 86c. Ward E, Duffy of West Hartford, per. Everybody Welcome! formerly of this town will be the Again Tomorrow We Repeat speaker at the meeting of the Cos mopolitan club tomorrow afternoon at the Center Church House. Mrs. Charles Herman Cheney will be the hostess and members have the priv Our New ilege of inviting guests. Mr. Duffy’s topic wll) be "Presidential Candi FRESH HALIBUT 26c lb. dates.” Pormeily on tht staff of The Herald he is now managing editor o f the Hartford Times. FILET OF HADDOCK FILET OF SOLE Friday Shopping Plan Candidates of St, Mary’s Girls' Friendly society will meet Saturday WUl afternoon at 2:30 until further no Be To Relieve tice. SMELTS I S c lb. STEAK COD COD TO BOIL The Jam of MACKEREL OYSTERS FILMS SCALLOPS CLAMS Saturday Shoppers DEVKLOPEU AND PRINTED Chase & Sanborn’s Dated 24 HOUR SERVICE Last \^ock uc tried this new Friday shopping plan for the Film Deposit Box at first time and it met ^vith instant success. Customers were more Store Entrance C O F F E E 31c lb. than pleased \^1th the idea. Remember all items advertised in KEMP'S Friday night's paper for Saturday business in the Seif-Serve and SPRING Health Market wiil be placed on sale Friday afternoon from three o'clock on. This will allow all those who can come down Friday afternoon and do their shopping, avoiding the Saturday OPENING David Chambers G O O D THINGS TO EW rush, an opportunity to buy all items that are advertised in the Herald Friday night. Contractor presenting It has been physically impossible to handle the crowds on and Builder Saturday morning and this method is being tried out again this 68 Hollister Street Smart 1932 Spring Fashions week. We urge you to .take advantage of it. Remember! You can have one bundle or a truckload delivered for 10c. You can Place Your Orders save that on one item alone by buying at Hale’s Food depart Styled To Fit Reduced Budgets With tJs for Prompt Delivery On ments. in a RANGE FURNACE and FASHION SHOW FUEL OIL On Living Models Center Auto Supply If you are trimming Friday, March 18th Saturday, March 19tli Phone 5293 your budget... HARD COAL can help you... 3 to 3.45 Daily SHOE Second Floor REPAIRING ITie smartest 1932 Spring Fashions stj'led to fit your new reduced budget# You^l find 'blue coal' makes a wonderful will be shown Friday and Saturday afternoons in a Fashion Show on living Good soles on your shoes models. It has always been the policy of The J. W. Hale Company to are protection against colds. difference In the way your furnace behaves. present each season the newest, most accepted fashions at popular prices. These unusually low prices It’s all heat-gives up qll Its heat-burns Burning better coat !s step This year more than ever we have searched the New York market for the have been set on our quality long —right down to a fine ash, with never smartest fashions to fit reduced budgets. This is no year to say you will shoe repairing at both Diana number one in the heating wear last spring’s apparel. Everyone can afford these fashions at these shops. a clinker. economy program. Using the proper size is step number two. new low prices. You will be amazed at the styles and values which we And It’s quick acting-leaps to life when will present in our Fashion Show. Six living models will display newest While the third is a possible Ladies’ or Gents’ you open the drafts. Yet sleeps gently when styles for miss and madam. They will be assisted by three children from RUBBER HEELS they’re closed. Floods your house with change in your methods of heater mans^e- the Girls’ and Baby Shops. ment. Old Company’s Lehigh Anthracite healthful heat on cold days; with gentle will take care of step number one. And we’ll warmth In mild weather. Economical heat, take care of steps two and three by a p w « cemfertable heat. sonal call or our booklet. -7 A Silk Dress LADIES’ FLEXIBLE Costs no mere than ordinary coal. ’Phone Old Company’s Lehigh hard coal is pure* Leather Soles your order nowl Given Away FREE uniform, high in heating value and low in ash. It bum s long, evenly and thoroughly Each Afternoon The W . G. Glenney Co. and gives more heat per dollar than any Slach afternoon a silk frock will be given away free. EXTRA HEAVY OAK Fuel Oil, Goal, Lumber, Masons' Supplies, Paint. other domestic fuel. Simply fill In card before the show and drop in ballot 8S6 North Main St., TeL 4149, Manchester FOR MEN box. Person is entitled to win one day only. Gall us for the coal that helps you trim the ♦ ■ Apslsulsu to OM -eoM . . . budget. 9 5 c s—Itisr Mfifquallty prsdwet.' G. E. 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