fo^ toe Month of A j^ » 1980 noon and ptobably tonight; Finftiyi olondy with slowly rishig tempera 5 , 5 2 7 ture. Uembcra ot the Andlt Bureau of ClrculatloBU ___ Conn. State Library—Ck>mp. SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS SOUTH MANC;HESTER, c o n n ., THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1930. (Classified ^Advertising on Page 14) VOL. XUV., NO. 193. r EX-CADET CAGLE, AND THE ^ ^ ADMIRALS DISAGREE Leads Revolt in India YALE STUDENTS REASON HE QUIT THE ARMY D R Y BROOK” SUPT. QUESTION IIP ARE SUSPENDED OVER NAVAL PACT TO THE VOTERS F O L L O m R IO T MERIDEN PROBE BEFORE THE SENATE in Statement Say He Did Not Fourteen Come Under Dean’s SOLDIER SAVES LIFE Selectmen Decide Special Merit Discharge for Call OF KING’S SMALL SON HSary P. Jones Says a Kf* Ban; Sixteen Others Lose Town Meeting Should Act Belgrade, Jugo-Slavia, May 15. (erent Setdement Woold ing Attention to Condi __(AP)—Prompt action today of Privileges as Result of a sehtinel outside toe King’s On Sanitary Sewer Dis summer palace saved the life of Have Been Possible; Was tions at the State School. his second son, Tomislav. Disturbances Last We.eh. The sentinel on duty below toe trict Purchase Proposal. nursery ■window saw toe child Naval Adviser at London; New Haven, May. 15.—(AP)— New Haven, May 14.—(AP.)— playing on the balcony, climb to Praise of the investigation precipi toe rail and faU. He drop^d his The question of tlie purchase of Fourteen students in Yale College tated by James Peck, discharged rifle and dashed forward just in Pratt Says America Got the rights of way through the so today foxmd themselves suspended farm superintendent into charges of time to catch toe infant in his called “dry brook” from the South from recitations for the remainder arms. the Best It Could— Borah brutality at toe Connecticut School King Alexander, frantic, de Manchester Sanitary an(J Sewer dis of the college year by order of Dean for Boys at Meriden is contained in scended rapidly and embracing trict and the reimbursement of the a statement drafted for presenta Clarence W. Mendell of the college, toe sentinel called toe officer of district for money expended for tion to toe executive board of toe Agrees With Jones on as an outcome of the student dis toe guard, instructing him to storm water sewer construction will Connecticut Child Welfare associa be placed before a special to'ira turbance of last Thursday night. take immediate steps o procure tion. the soldier’s discharge from toe Need of More Eight-Inch meeting to be held in June, the The disciplinary notice also de The statement prepared by Mrs. Board of Selectmen decided last prived sixteen students of the priri- army. He then presented him Percy T. Walden of New Haven, with 30,000 dinars (about $500) night. The date of the special town lege of the right to live in a cottage president of toe aisociatipn, Miss and arranged for a life-long pen Cruisers. meeting will be set after sever^ dormitory next year, “because of Mary Bvilkeley o f Hartford, presi other minor matters that may M the disorder in their rooms” that dent of toe State League of Women sion. placed before the meeting are set same night. Voters, and Mrs. Edith Valet Cook, Washington, May 15 —(AP) —- tled. Dean’s Statement of New Haven, state chairman of Two grey-haired admirals of the Action by Dean Mendell was fore In Conference Child Welfare for toe League, says: American Navy, each with upwards Last night the Selectmen held a cast as his inquiry into the disturb “The Connecticut League of ENVOY PRKENTS conference with Frank Cheney, Jr., ance progressed but the number of Women Voters and toe Connecticut of a half century of distinguished president of the district and Howell Poetess, orator, Oxford graduate students who were to be disciplined Now you see why Cadet Christian (Red) Keener Cagle, AU-Amenc^ Child Welfare have been watching service behind him, disagreed Cheney, head of the Industrial Re were not known until a formal football ster. has had to quit West Point. He is pi^ctured here with toe ■with toe greatest interest develop edly today over toe merits of -too and first woman president of the lations divisioc of Cheney Brokers. statement was issued today. In part wife whom he secretly, married two years ago in defiance of toe ments in toe reorganization of toe HIS CREDENTIALS naval treaty of London. Several questions with regard to the Indian National Congress, Sarojini this said: IcaLmy’s regulations; She is toe former Miss Manon HaUle of New Connecticut School for Boys, follow Sounding toe first note of pro sewer district’s proposals were Naidu, above, now has succeeded “Much of the disorder in these Orleans^ a b o ^ o o d sweetheart. Cagle resigned, a monto before he was ing toe recent investigations there test from any official quarter, Rear rooms was due to intruders from, Admiral Hilary P. Jones, long an ironed out, but most important of to the leadership of India’s “civil to have been graduated, following disclosure of toe marriage. and we have noted, with concern all was the decision, of the Select other rooms with the result that certain actions recently taken by toe Gabert B. Stockton in Vienna outstanding figure among na"vy men, disobedience” campaign against men to place the entire matter be some apparent injustice is being board of trustees. told toe Senate foreign relations fore the voters in meeting and let British rule. This unusual portrait done. A t the same time occupants of Praise Peck. committee |hat he not only dis agreed with many of toe decisions them decide. . study of her was made during her rooms are responsible for the order "The only employe of toe institu Is Officially Recognized Practically the only point m the of the rooms and failing knowledge of toe London conference bpt visit'to the United States last year. tion thus far actually discharged discussion about which the Select of the actual disturbers of the peace SAVE EIGHT AVIATORS has been James Peck on toe ground, thought a different settlement womd men and the district representatives She has long been a co-worker of who protected themselves by using 1 we 'understand, of being a ‘trouble by Austria’s President. have been entirely possible. have not reached an agreement is Mabafma Gandhi and Abbas Tyabji, other men’s rooms the conse maker.’ We know that we are voic At toe same time Admiral William V. Pratt, commander of toe battle the paying of any money for the Indian leaders who have been ar quences faU in some eases upon ing toe sentiment of a large group construction of a storm water sewer those less responsible.” _ IN SHARK FILLED SEA f AP'»__Gilbert fleet, was ad'vising the Senate navm of Connecticut nitizens in saying Vienna, May 15.-(AP)-GUbert that toe treaty suited between Spruce street and the “dry rested. In the case of suspensions the that, far from meriting discharge, Baker Stockton, successor to toe brook.” Cheney Brothers say that dean said: Mr. Peck is deserving of sincere him, that he was satisfied to have if this storm water sewer were clos “In the case of these men as with commendation for his disinterested late Albert H. Washburn as United fewer eight-inch gun cruisers tom ed the town would be forced to the others, responsibility lies large Two Believed to Be __^indeed self sacrificing—service in States nfinister to Austria, present toe Na'vy previously had asked, great expense to replace it. They POLICE FRUSTRATE ly upon the shoulders or other me®, calling attention to toe shocking ed his credentials to President Mik- and that in any case toe A m eri^ delegation at London got toe best it have no intention of closing this themselves more guilty.” conditions that obtained there.^ las today. ,, . „ culvert but they simply ctie that The students who were suspended On Plane and Two Others - - — “In contrast, no other dismissals In the course of an address, he could. point to proe what the Samtary were: L. H. Boles, New York City, Both Naval Advisers MRS. NAIDU’S RAID m I . f . A/r 1 1 2 I Tourists Must Carry Gold or have, so far as we know, been made said among other things; Both admirals were naval advis and Sewer district has done for the W. E. Culbertson, Lansdowne, Pa.; although toe commission’s report “There has always been a bond ers at London, but Jones left before south end. On the other hand some N. L. Deutsch, Brooklyn, N. Y.; H. Thought Lost Utt Islana at Coia certificates or Silver clearly indicated that a number of of sympathy between toe peoples of of the Selectmen maintain that the C. Reiner, Clayton, Mo,; B. Kauff _ Money Will Be Confiscated. toe United States and A'ustria. Our toe conference ended because of m- staff members deserved summary ness and he came to toe committee culvert system has been in 20 years man, East Orange, N. J.; W. C. discharge. To permit such employes people have long -viewed with pro- and has become dedicated to public Officers Surround New In uuTTuHawaii; J Big Plane Lost Nogales, Anz., May 15.— W d admiration - the achievements table today leaning heavily *• Thome, Rye, N. Y.; R. A. McLaugh to resign voluntarily, leaving them cane. His disability did not dimjn- use in that time. They also fear a lin, Boston; T. Todd, Seattle, Wash.; (AP.)—American bankers bave in good standing to t^ e similar of toe AUstrifltn people in all fields nf precedent . would be established if ish-the -vigor of his replies to ques dian Leader and Friends W. I. Wait, Kinderhook, N. Y,; T. J. Honolulu, May' 15.— (AP)—Bight been informe4 by'Mexican Con position* in - another state, would huQum endwvor. It is esped^y the work were paid for at the pres hofewortoy toat even through, toe tioning Senators. Welsh, Steubenville; G. Wolfe, Bal sul Jose Valenzuela that , an or- see»;to ua Uttl«- i*ort of * crime ‘T disagree fundamentally with Ad of toe 12 Army and Na-v^ fliers who very difficult period of political and ept time. timore, R. C. Webery, Akron. Ohio, • han been' received Jnjm against boyhood. miral Pratt,” he said. ‘1 cannjrt un Want Statement As They Take Salt nil members of the class of 1930 and were cast upon toe rough, shark-in Ptosident Ort^ Rubio fbrhki- Kack Hadley. ecohomical readjustment Vienna After a long discussion the Select- j derstand Admiral Pratt’s position. J, A. Godchaux, of New Orleans, fested waters between toe islands ding toe import of sil'veri in’ any "We also feel that a great in kept undiminished its prestige as a Great Britain, Jones said, always men voted to place the matter be . La., and Roy C. Robison of New form into Mexico. justice has been done to Mr. Julius had tried to beat down toe Ameri fore the town meeting after, how of Maui and Hawaii were rescued Valenzuela said toe otder ap Dharasaana, India, May 15.— York City of the class of 1932. Hadley, secretary of toe State Board (Continued on Page 9.) can strength in toe eight-inch ever, they have secured from Cheney late last night by toe inter-island plied to silver coin, buUioh and of Welfare, in toe statement of toe Brothers a statement in writing out (AP.)—^Police this forenoon nipped The IMsturbance. cruisers most desired by the Navy, steamer Hawaii- Two others were j ore and Mexican coin new in boat’d of trustees condemning his ntifi at London had brought about lining the obligations that must go The disturbance a week ago be in toe bud Mrs. Sarojini Naidu’s believed to be afloat in an army toe United States as weU as part in bringing about toe inquiry. with the rights of way and includ gan much like those in other years, such a r«Iuction. projected civil disobedience leader Amphibian plane. The fate of the coin of other nations. It would seem to toe public that STUDENTS OPPOSE The Japanese cruiser strength as ing assurance that Cheney Brothers the ringing of a false alarm of fire Under a strict interpretation - Mr. Hadley, if directly responsible ship by surrounding her and a large remaining two was unknown. against toe United S’tateg under the would not seek money for any other followed by other alarms, a student of toe order, tourists and others for toe publicity g^ven the affairs party of volunteers as they started treaty he placed at “5-5 plus.” storm sewer construction the firm demonstration with the fire appar The twelve fliers were caught in wiU have to carry gold, or gold of toe school, deserves from toe When toe witness concluded, or the sewer district may have to raid- the salt depot’ here. atus in the center and hurly-burly the grip of the rough channel yes certificates for money oh enter board, toe State Board of Welfsffe CHANGE IN NAME rTinirmau Borah said that while he built. In answer to this latter re The' police action indicated toe which led to sending police to toe terday in toe emergency landing • of ing Mexico. The penalty for ■vio and toe pubUc toe heartiest thanks was not ready to indicate wheto*- quest Cheney Brothers stete that government’s determination to prac college section. In the bodily con a big Army bombing plane lation will be confiscation of and commendation.for his courage he would support ratification of toe they are not seeking any reimburse tice firm methods against toe salt flict which finally came about a toe subsequent rescue attempto by silver coin possessed And a fine. in bringing to their attention a situ treaty, he agreed -with Jones in ments for expenditures that were raids.' ' number of students were clubbed fellow aviators who were \mable to ation of such intense concern to us Wesleyan Boys at Middle- respect to toe need for' more eight- Mrs. Naidu had assembled her and toe police were bombarded from’ taUft off after they had landed at toe all.” inch cruisers. (Continued on Page Three.) followers early in toe morning, dormitory windows with various ar scene. The statement was presented to volunteers flocking to the scene ticles. . Eight Rescued. VARIOUS FAITHS the executive hoard of toe State town Are Satisfied With TYPES CWF CRUISERS. just outside this town. Ten students were in court next The eight rescued fliers werd tak League of Women Voters a,t Hart Washington, May 15.—(AP)— ford yesterday, and will be offered Police Assemble day and seven were fined for dis en from a Navy seaplane The old feud over toe type of cruis ROY INAUGURATED Several hundred police had been turbance of toe'peace. Army amphibian, both of which, had ! to toe board of toe Child Welfare Present Name. er best suited to American nee-ls HOLD CONFERENCE Association at its meeting here concentrated for toe purpose of pre Dean Praises Police. gone to 'the rescue of toe bomber. I ■was revived in a running exchange venting toe salt raid. The depot at ■ Dean Mendell in a statement, The big bomber was believed to next week. of questions and answers today as HAITFSPRESIDENT Dharasaana is privately-owned but praised toe action of toe police and have been lost. The Hawaii is pro Middletown, May 15.— (A P )—two ^ ^ ^ Senate___ committees continued government operated, according to he began an inquiry into toe partici ceeding in search of another amphi Students of Wesleyan University are f jjgannga on toe London naval toe authorities. The government in- pation of students in the trouble. bian which was believed to be carry Jews, Catholics and Protes opposed to change of name of toe ti^ ty . . , The freshman class had been warn ing t^o men, believed to be afloat WOMAN PROSPECT alma mater a student survey just The smaller ship, with six-inch (Continaed on Page Three.) made shows, as only 84 out of 50t» ed previously that members who in toe channel. „ tants Attempt to Clear Up guns, found a champion in Admiral Selected by Hoover Commis took part in any disturbance would Piloted by Lieutenant T. L. Boyd, voted “yes.” T he proposal for a Willia'm V. Pratt, commander of tb » face drastic action. The list of stu of 'Washington; D. C., ^ d carrying NOT A CANDIDATE change of name was due in part to battle______fleet,______who told toe naval sion and Political Groups dents given out by Dean Mendell to Staff Sergeant H. Alexander of Misnnderstandings. toe fact that there are two otl«r uwjjg ^^gu satisfied wUk AMERICAN GIRLS day shows that all but two-suspend Kennedy, Ala.; Staff Swgeant ^ e stitutions In which “Wesleyan” te ■■j treaty provision giving the ed students were seniors and toe Becker of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Pri part of toe title. The Navy Uttle as weU as big cruisers, were made known by D. C. sffiis secretary Adams' of too Na'vy As Temporary Chief , others sophomores. vate H. L. Cowan, of Syracuse, N. St. Louis,'- May 15.— (A P )—Im Mrs. Emma L Nettleton Says chairman of toe student committee ^jgfore toe foreign relations commit- AT PRESENTATION Of those deprived of dormitory Y., toe bomber was forced down in passioned pleas from laiety and rooms next year, eight are sopho the channel while flying from Luke clergy alike to end conflict ih re in charge and these cover also ato- defended the treaty al- Port Au Prince, Haiti, May 15.— mores and eight j'uniors. The fresh Field to Hilo. ligion today were before a National ^ She Would Not Consider letics and publicity.. toough he had disclosed that ^e• Eugene Roy, selected for temporary men had heeded toe warning and Three Jump. seminar here of Jewish, Catholic and i On toe change of name American Delegation at Lon ftANCHGSTBB EVISnNG HEEAU), SCiM b MANCHESTER. CQIOl. THURSDAY, MAY 16, i9s6. ■jPAGBTWO five years aa faculty repreaehtative ADWHRALS DISAGISE 6ABS0N BUYS PLANT of Yale college on the board and as Ship Arrivals MSTON WOMAN LEAVES a member of executive committee of Local Stocks the board. He was graduated from OVER NAVAL TREATY N.Y» Stobkir FORTUNE TO CHARTTY Albany, N. T., May 15.— Yale In 1009. (Furnlslied. by Initaaia i i .-Co.^ The Albany Evening News said to New York, Cherbourg, May 15, Central Row, Hartford, Conn. jLdazns ^ ...... 31^4 day that control of the Albany Per UNIVERSAUSTS ELECT (Conttnnod from l*age i.) AUeg C o r p '...... i ...... 27^ forated Wrapping Paper Company, Bridgeport, May 15.— (AP.)—The from New York. Am C a n ...... 144^4 I Newport, R. I., May 15.—(i^ ) OBADVATE NURSES MEET course ^e made a compromise. The France, Havre, May la, Newi 1 P. M. Stocka. An estate estimated at approximate one of the largest paper n ^ u fa c- Meriden, May 15— (AP.)—The goverping officers of the organiza-^ • Bank Stocks. Am and For Pow ...... 85 turing concerns of its type in this tion of the Connecticut Universalist question is whether we made a just York. Am Intemat ...... i.. 44 ly $5,000,000 was left largely to spring meeting of the Graduate Sailed: Bid Asked charitable and altruistic purposes in country ,has been acqured by Roger Nurses’ Association of Connecticut churches were «dl re-elected at a compromise.” Am PoW tod Bt ,...... 107 The secretary related that the p^V'pivm outh. May 14, for New i Bankers Trust Co. . . . 325 the will of Ellen Frances Mason of W. Babson, financial statistician, is being' held here today at the meeting of the . 98th annual conven- 360 Am Rad Stand San ...... 3 2 ^ treaty entailed a billion dollar biUld- YoriT ^ . ' I « t y Bank and Trust . 340 Newport and Boston filed for pro and his American Public Welfare First Baptist and Center Congrega- tion here today, Dresden, Bremen, May 15, New. Cap Nat B A T ...... 365 Am RoEMill ...... 75 bate here today. She died in Boston tional churches. About 60 nurses Reports of various committees ing program over ten years but ”a Am Smelt ...... 69% Trust, of Babson Park, Mass. weve read. Those re-elected follow: York I Conn. River ...... 425 a few weeks ago. William A. Wheeler, president of are in attendance at the meeting of somewhat delayed building program, Frederik v m , Copenhagen, MayiHtfd Conn. Trust . . . . 135 Am T and T ...... '.*• • *248% Specific bequests, public and per the board members and the private President, Theodore A. Fischer, spreading over more years may be iAm Tob B ....'...... 254 the company, the News says, has New Haven; vice-president, Edwin 15, New York. First Nat Htfd ...... — sonal, totalled slighUy in excess of sold his entire interest in the com duty section and about 100 are at wiser.” Vulcania, New York, May 16, j Land and Title Am Wat W k s ...... 113% $805,000 and of that amoimt $740,- tending the health and education E. Smith, Meriden; superintendent. Designs Changing. Anaconda ...... 60% pany to the Babson firm and the Rev. A. N. Foster, Norwich; treas- Naples. ‘ Mutual BAT 000 represented public bequests. The sessions. [New Brit Trust ...... — Atl Ref ...... 43% ' presidency will be taken over oy served I urer, Herbert E. Belden, Hartford. He pointed out that ship designs, residue, real and personal, was left This noon luncheon was particularly in crusers, were chang i Riverside Trust ...... 500 Bald Xioco ...... 28% Seth Wheeler, present vice presi Rev. Harry A. Hersey, of Dan Bendix A'viat ...... 41% in trust with the Old Colony Trust dent. The new vice president will and a joint meeting was held this ing, and a more deliberate program i West Htfd,, Trust . . . . 325 Company of Boston, the net income afternoon. bury, was elected to be preacher of L A T E ^ STOCKS Be*h S teel...... 97 be a Babson Company official. the Occasional sermon at the con might save expense and pro'vlde a I Insurance Stocks. to be paid to charitable and altruis- j “ “ xjoUster of Wellesley xAetna Casualty...... 140 150 Case Thresh .336 tic purposes as directed by a com -. Dwight G. W. HoUster, oi weue ^ vention to be held next year in stronger navy. 92% i Cerro E(e P a sc o ...... -. 55% NORWALK’S POPULATION “When do you expect parity wm xAetna life ...... 90^ mittee composed of Esther G. Bar- Hills, Mass. Stamford. 72 Chic Mil StR and P pf ...... 35% The amoimt involved in the aeai Norwalk, May 15^ (A P )—Incom- be reached •with Great Britain?” New York, May 15.— CAP)— . i ------xAetna Fire,-- $10 par . ’ 70 -- rows of Boston, Frank W. Hallowell ^ ^ _ plete fig^ures today showed that Stock prices sank slowly in unusual- xAutomobUe ...... 42 I Chic and Norwest . , ...... 82% of Newton, Mass.; Ida S.. Ripley of; was not mentioned. The company is NOT TO PROTEST CENSUS asked Senator Johnson, Republican, Cterysler ...... 34% SI 440 000, W ita lj Norwalk has gained 5579 since the Hartford, May 15,— (AP.)—May ly calm seas today, as professional conn. General ...... 138 Nev/ton, Mass.; Helen Morton of i capitalized at California. dnerators failed to provide renewed xHtfd Fire, $10 par .. 80 (Jol Gas and El ...... 86 ^ ’ ’ of no par 11920 census; the total to date is 33,- or Walter E. Batterson, Registrars “That depends, but my own -view I Boston and Richard M. Smith of j stock is 156,000 shares ' 329 gainst 27,743 ten years ago. buoyancy, and tee puWic remained i jjtfd Stm Boil, $10 par 68 Col Graph — ...... 28% ■Boston value common. William W. Cotter and Andrew G. is that it would be some time after Coml S o lv ...... 32 With a section of one large district Nystrom. and Chamber of Com apathetic. A few issues in which j National F ir e ...... 78 The ^sposal of the income of the j Wheeler and Hollister 30“ jtly stat- still missing, Norwalk’s population 1936, depending on the policy we only a market is prolded broke j xPhoenix Fire ...... 88 Comwlth and Sou ...... - • 17% residue is subject, however, to the ; gd negotiations for the sale ^ been merce officials today decided not to adopt,” said the secretary. Consol Gas ...... • -129% is expected to exceed 35,000 or an protest the census returns for Hart sharply, but leading shares gto-1 Travelers ...... 1510 : needs of the chUdren of Margaret | under way for two years. Wlte the increase of approximately 25 per “Isn’t it a fact that under the erally lost Uttie more than 2 points , PnbUc Uttlity Stocks. Contin C t o ...... ••• 65% Winthrop Forbes, wife of J. Grant j exception of Wheeler and Hollister, ford. The official count is 161,327 treaty it is impossible to attain par Ck>]^ Prod ...... 105% cent. and the registears estimate that the or so. xConn. E3ec Sve ...... 94 Forbes of England, for their com- , ggjd no, changes would occur in ity during the life of the treaty?” Neither long or short positions in | xConn. P ow er...... 88 Curtiss Wright ...... 11 fortable support. The fund continued | executive department, city’s population is at least 167,000. “That is true, we must leave two Dupont De N e m ...... ,...130% MAN’S BODY IDENTIFIED the market have worked out very Hartford Ellec Lt ----- 92 until Jan. 7, 1942 and for as much company specializes in the They base their estimate on person Eastman K odak...... 247% Thompsonville, May 15—^4AP) — al tax lists and school enumeration. ships to be built after the life of profitably of late, and traders were Greenwich WAG, pfd . 90 % longer as the committee may direct. manufacture of paper towels and the treaty." disposed to await developments suf- j Hartford Gas r ...... 72 Elec Pow and Lt ...... 90 The body of a man found in the It was shown today that an enumer Erie ...... 48% ^ An additional provision, however, toilet- tissue. Connecticut River hfere yesterday ator had failed to Ust fully 300 per-, Favors Division. ficiently definite to be used a* a . do, p f d ...... 45 S limits the life of the fund to 21 was identified today as that of expected! Johnson then asked Adam’s •view starting point for a new move.With | S N E T Co ...... 175 180 FoxFilm A ...... 63 sons on one street. It Is ------, ^ ...... -84 years after the death of the last Frank Tetrault, 51 of Aldenville, ______that corrections during_ the next few ^I on the eight-inch and six-inch gun moderate signs of improvement in , Manufactoring Stocks. Gen Elec child of Margaret Wiathrop Forbes Mass., who committed suicide last ; make the city total over • cruisers. freight traffic, retail trade, and: ^.m Har«Jware...... 60 62 Gen F oods...... ; ...... 59 • living at the time of the testator s Gen M ots...... 48% V-5 IN COMMISSION January 20 by leaping from a bridge 162,000. “I want a division of bote types,” bank clearings, bears have been ^ Amer Hosiery ...... 3C — death. Upon expiration of the trust j in Holyoke. Relatives made the said Adams. , cautious, but bulls have failed to at- j American Silver .... ^ 18 Gold D u st...... 45 the entire fund, as then constituted, identification from clothing and “Did you oppose in London tee tract any notable following in bid-1 Arrow HAH, com . . . 37%. 39% Grigsby Gnmow ...... 21% Portsmouth, N. H., May 15— (AP) MASQUERADES AS BOY Int Harv ...... ,.-107 ■ shaU be paid over to such charities dentEd work. New Britain, May 15.^—(AP.)— adoption of the six inch gun cruis ding up stocks. . | Automatic R e fr ig ----- 4 as the committee______shall direct. —Tbe fieet submarine V-5 went in- Speculative attention was focused • xBigelow Sanford, com 6£ . 71 Int Nick C an...... 33% Amone th^ personal bequests is | to commission today when Capt. Attired in boy’s clothes,'Mary De ers TRY TO SALVAGE TUG on tee Federal Reserve brokerage! xdo, pfd ...... 100 Int 'I'd Md Tel ...... 65% Grant David Boyd, executive officer of the Seno, 17, was arrested in Walnut “Personally I should have prefer Johns Manville...... 110% one of $150,000 to James New London, May 15— (AP) Hill___ park______this Eiftemoon and admit- red more 8-incl^ cruisers.” loan and condition statements, to j BUlings and Spencer . 3 Forbes to . be held in trust for his Yard read the na-vy departments Kennecott ...... 47% commissioning order to Lieut-com- Tug Security of New York,^h^ch j ted'thaVfor tee past five nighte she “Did you yield your views? appear after the close of the mar- j Bristol Brass ...... 21 children. went hard agroimd on Fishers ^ t and this also served to hold j do, pfd ...... 98 Kreuger and T o ll...... 33% mander John H. Brown, commander ;had slept in a garage on Lyons “I thought it wise to adopt the Kroger G ro c ...... 35% Island yesterday while proceeding > street. She was charged •with •vio operations in check. While tee ral y : colUns Co...... 102 of the submarine. situation opened to us.” in prices over the past week would, Ctoe, Lock— ^od and B. 525 Loew’s, Inc ...... 94% Brown in turn, in the presence of from New York to Bbston, was still lating probation. She applied to “When did you yield?” held fast today, but protected from seem to Indicate a substantial gain i (^it’a Firearms -----.' 27 Lorillard ...... 24% FACES DEPORTATION his six subordinate officers and crew New Britain General hospital today “When I found out it was impos- Mo Kan and T e x ...... 57% of 80 men read his own orders and a hard storm by tee lee of tee island for work but tee authorities, think in loans, hangover liquidation of Eagle Lock ...... 35 was in no further danger. She has rible to get more—we had to com weakly held stock on rallies some-, Fafnir Bearings ...... 75 ifontg Ward ...... 44% took charge. The V-5 was launch ing she was a runaway boy, noti promise.” j Nat Cash Re8 A ...... v.. .. 66 % New Haven, May 15.—(AP.)—Al- ed December 17, 1929 and is of the a decided list to starboard, there fied tee police. In tee meantime she times causes a further reduction in j Fuller Bri..sh. cnass A . — is a big hole in her bottom and she Senator Robinson, Republican, In tee total even after a selling move- | Hart A Cooley ...... 125 " fred Kurth of Allingtown, who, ac largest type in the United States disappeared but was found later diana, asked if tee "real reason” for 1 Nat Pow and L t ...... • 4*7% cording to police, was once deport- Na'vy, It is equipped with every is full of water. wandering around the park, her 1 .. . ^ 4.U— ment has definitely ended, and tee.; Hartmann Tob, com . — Salvage operations has not yet giving up his stand for more | turned upward. ! do, 1st pfd ...... — I Nev Ck)p ...... 21% 5 ed, again faces that prospect. safety deidce approved by the Na'vy clothes soaked by a hea'vy rain !NY C to t...... ^. . . ..14T14 r? He was arrested by West Haven department since the S-4 disaster been started, but negotiations are storm. 8 eight inch guns was that tee other “ “ ^*on S u ou 8 R in tee da^s | inter Silver ...... 90 being carried on between her o'wner nations would” not ^ permit “ it- news w 2 tee reduction of . tee j do, pfd ....,...... 105 NY NH H ...... 115% ? police on a complaint of his brother- off Proidncetown. I Nor Amer ...... •. ,120% in-law, Andrew Shanley, who al- and a salvage concern. The task of DRIVER RESPONSIBLE “That was my reason, but I don’t American Locomotive annual divi-i xLanders, Frary A Clk 69 The V-5 wiU have its trial runs know about the others,” said ! Pack M o t...... 18 ‘1 leged that he had been assaulted, Bridgeport, May 15.— (AP.) — fiend rate from $8 to *$4, but this | Mann A Bow. CHass A 13 about the middle of June and when Adams. hid bIe?so gSerally expected that j do. Class B ...... 7 . 1 Pan Am Pet B ...... • 64% g Police recognized him as one who officially accepted by the govern quire several weeks for temporary Coroner J. J. Phelan today held repairs must be made and water Johnson wanted to know about it was without reflection in tee mar-1 xNew Brit. Mch. com 25 iPar Publix...... 69% was deported in 1928. ment will become a unit submarine Guizippe Scarello, driver of a truck, ; Penn ...... - 78% a Kurth, it was saichfc entered this pumped out before she can be pulled criminally responsible for the death the cruiser ratio with Japan. ket. Standard Oil Of New Jersey’s North A J u d d ...... /1 9 division No. 20 and based at San “You yielded because Japan was I Pub Serv NJ ...... ,118 -X S country in 1928 after the German Diego, Calif. clear. of Mrs. Essie Mead, 69, in Stamford annual report, showing $4.75 a Niles Bern Pond . . . . 33 adamant?” share a|£inst $4,43 in 1928» tod a Peck Stow and Wilcox 8 I Rad C orp ...... M £ quota had been exhausted, was ap- on May 8. Mrs. Mead was riding- in Rad Keith ...... - f • - • 44% 6 prehended and placed aboard a ship GOVERNOR’S APPOINTMENT an automobile driven by her daugh “That isn’t a . fair statement. We mildly optimistic summary of condi-i Russell Mfg Co. X . . . 70 ? it New York. The boat, however, HMtford, May 15.—(AP)—(gov ter when it figured in a collision thought it was just.” “ industry by W. a Tea-1 xScovlll ...... I Reading ...... •'117„ ernor Trumbull today announced tee Asked directly by Senator Swan-1 nresident, failed, to stir up re- xSetii, Thpm Co. com Rem Rand ,w % i stopped at St. Johns, N. F., where REDS KILL 200 with Scarello’s truck. Rep Ir and Stl, new ..,. . . . - .:. . -55 Kurth managed to slip ashore. Soon appointment of Eric T. Ball of New son. Democrat, Virginia, whether he | b ^ enthusiasm for tee oils. Some xdo, xdo. pfd .... ------27 — Haven a member of the board of thought the 8-inCh cruiser ‘ more j eastern utilities were flrni. Standard Screw ...... 110 — Sears R o e ...... • • •...... 83% H he was back in Allingtown again. PHONE FOLKS TO MEET Simmons...... -42% § i Shanley .after he had caused Hankow, China, May 15.— (AP.) harbor commissioners for New Ha effective,” Adams said, "yes.” in response to further- rumors of do. pfd, guar “A' New Haven, May 15.— (A P)—The Sinclair OH . . . i 28% S Kurth’s arrest asked that the —Two hundred persons today were ven harbor to fill tee vacancy caused semi-annual meeting of the general Pressed by committee members, new alignments. United CJorp. was xStanley Works . 42 f charges be dropped but police had killed and $600,000 property looted by tee death of Frank W. Rowley. Adams said he thought it would be said to have made an ever more t o Smythe, Mfg ----- Skelley Oil ...... 36% conference board of tee Telephone [ Sou Pac •.122 ^ to active interest in the case by by “Reds” attacking Simakow, a The appointment, is until the next Employees Association of Connecti impossible for Great Britain, in re tractive offer for a block of Colum xTaylor’ A Fenn ...... 115 town on the Han river 40 miles from session of the general assembly. placing tonnage, to substitute big bia Gas stock than tee one rumored Torrington ...... 57 59 1 Sou Rv,^ ...... , . . •11*% that time. cut will be open-at Norfolk Monday 111%. 113% 1 Stand Brtods ...... v.-.^M% Hankow. May 19. The session will be oontinu- gufi ships for small. Q, f6W- d&ys Underwood _____ Mfg w Co The Reds burned the town. The NE\^ TELE'TYPE SYSTEM. Johnson sought to learn whether Aubiim Auto- was on. acutely j union Mfg C o ^ . ig 21 St Gas and E l ...... • ..117% ed until Friday. _ j SO Cal ...... 71 COLLEGE UNNECESSARY garrison fought bravely, but was Hartford, May 15.— (AP)—The Representatives'____ of____ employees of any figures were ^discussed between weak spot, dropping nearly 30 u S Ervelope. com .. 225 overwhelmed. new teletype system to be insttoed company and representatives of President Hoover and Premier Mac points to a new low for the year ; do. p f d ...... 112 — ISO NJ ...... 80 Eg Hanchwan, across the river from by the state police department is management get 'together each Donald when the latter came here low 160, and more tean 100 points ; Veeder R o o t -----..... 40 42 j SO NY 36%, g . Boston, May 15.-(AP)-Charles Simakow, today was surrounded by expected to be in operation by Au-1 ^t Norfolk for a last summer. Adams said tee ques below its 1930, peak. Bears even- i xWhltlock (Joil Pipe 20 1 Studebaker ...... 36% ^‘Tex Corp ...... *r..... 57^(4 R. Gow, postmaster of Boston and 3,000 attackers,.well equipped with gust 1, according to Comtossloner, ^ygmegg conference which has its tion should be addressed to tee state tually singled out this lssuei despite X—Ehc-di'Vldend.’ !, % an engineer, today estimated that machine guns. ^ Robert T. Hurley of tee State poUce bringing about a friendly department. its cxceUent sales record, on Jhe , -Ex-rights. Tim Rod Bear .. ^. ..(.i .76% D only 13 per cent of tee qualities of a The Hsmchwan garrison, about department, '^ e new sy^em pro- j ya(jgj.gtanding on all' business mat- ^ Pratt’a Examination basis of the prospect of increaring Tranaccm Oil, .. i .. >.. ‘ . j * • .<. '31% ^ k i t'na-- MANCHESTte EVENING HB|lAU), SOtJTH MANGHESIDR. G O ^ George^Damroth, . . , . and Hetoy Gaode.; Burial was iir St GRANTS C G illRATES Maj^r’s/cemeteiy, Burnside. OBITUARY V ! 45TH ANNIVERSARY ; ‘ Mra Celia O w e Funeral serices were held yester day afternoon for Mrs. Celia M. More Than 100 Merabers'^and Crane, widow of Curtis L. Crane, d e a t h s formerly of this^town, at-the I^dm. e bn|ht«i€M^rfuV Color of Guests Do ■ Honor to Mrs. of her daughter, Mrs. lAnwood B. FOLLOWING RIOT Cushman, Ch^ter Member. Campbell of Fairfield avenue, Hart ford. Rev. John Newton Lackey, »• (Continued from Pa^ 1) Manchester Grange fittingly cele D., pastor . of the Central Baptist brated its 45th anniversary in OddiiM RS. lU aU S PINNEY, (CTontinned from Page 1) church of that city, officiated. The made obviously to improve Cheney Fellows ball leist evening, ^th. .66 of bearers were her two grandsons, Brothers’ property. They did hot were not involved in the disturbance the 150 members present and visit OLD RESIDENT, DIES Everett and KenneUi Ludington, ors from surrounding Granges swell own any property in toe Spruce to an extent which brought them Donald Munger, IHitilip Judd, C u ^s street section when that culvert was ing the number attending to more suggests isd f tb Summer under the dean’s disciplinary meas- Brown and Arthur Hateh. . Burial buUt. ’ = than 100. was in Buckland cemetery. n tes. ^ e guest of honor was the ordy, Wife of Well Known Civil War Conferences occupied most of the ' Among the Connecticut students ^ m m A ^ _I 1 orr — v*k_____ A T r * 4’ charter member of thfe original 27, Veteran Passes Away Last time of toe Selectmen last night, | who lost dormitory privileges were toe three members of toe board of ! M, W. Goss, and E. P. Goss of Mrs. Carrie B. Cushman, who was Evening After Brief Illness/ BOY SCOUT NEWS assessors being present to discuss | Waterbury and W. L. Smith of able to be present and was escorted to the platform and seated, on the re-assessment costs with them. The j Hartford. ' Mrs! 'Maiy . (HdlBrook) Pinney, 4 j assessors maintain that $500 each :a j right of Master Irvhag Wickham. wife of Lucius Piimey, Civil War The program was for the most Troop 4 met Tuesday evening at j not sufficient pay for toe i veteran, died late last evening at, M a^ ’s church with 20 Scouts' re-assessment caUs for. They are I part historical. Mr. Wickham had her home at 84 Prospect street fol POLICE FRUSTRATE ! culled the high lights of the S ; r a e ^ S F o p e n e d b y : after $1,000 each. The Selectmeb lowing a brief illness with a compli living toe Scout Oato imd Laws.; had previously voted to recommend I Grange’s history during the period cation .of diseases. She, was 85 years j and read them, and Mrs. Arthur Dues were then coUected and the; to .toe town meeting in thaj MRS. NAIDirS RAID old. . J roll called. The staff relay and pb-, the pay for this WOTk be $1,500 oy i Loomis, secretary of Mianchester M rs. Pinney had not been in good (Continued from Page 1.) j Grange, read thetne rollrou ofoi theuue 27 ;; .jjg nast few years due to Stacie race were run off to try to $500 per asses^r. They voted last - charter members, and toe ^nutes of j ? ^ -^g g^e had been un pick a team for the meet on Satur-j night not to change this previous time ago by! several of the early meetings _^ter , h^^^ doctor’^^ steady care' since day. The meeting closed with the, recommendation. .1 sured its safety some It ■ der a reinforcing■einforcing its guardguara. | the Grange was instituted here. • ‘I ^arch 10. Mts. Pinney was born in Scout Oath and Laws. 1 tt. n i -Early today virtually every police j developed at one time, the January 15, 1845. Notes. i ' Following a hearing the Select-| 'officer of Jalalpur had been trans-: bership arose beyond the 200 mark. gj^ ^een a resident of Man- The Wolf Patrol is ahead in the , men established building and veran- j feVred to Dharasaana. During the evening the l^^gbts bne naa^ inter-patrol contest wlto'377 points, j . da lines on Proctor Road. The stieet ■ Previous to this the first woman were extinguished and a larg^ birtj- ^este ^jm ey on her scoutsScouts are requested to be present; line was established as the budding 1 line for 100 feet on the Center j leader to be arrested for a salt raid • day cake with 45 lighted tapers w4s , Januarv 15 1867. Mr. and at Mt. Nebo Thursday-- - at 6:30' at Vedaranyam. Mrs. Lakshmpathi. wheeled in. Mrs. Cushman was es-; ’ observe their t o’clock to pick teams for the contest street end of the highway and a 10 .| had been sentenced to one year’s corted tatoe cake apd with one e x -, ^ s . r i y anniversary but did Saturday. . ^ . foot line was established for toe first 100 feet on the West Center | simple imprisonment. ghe^wls°r^quested t^ S it th M d ve a celebration at the completion Fred Barnsley was made assistanago.— ,i street end. The line between these An emergency order v;a3 in one. scoutmaster a few weeks Scribe Matchett. ■ points will be 30 feet building and feet today prohibiting assembly m j gake and every one_ ^icg^®°cre^m./^^Mrsfl^ney iTaves, in addition to 20 feet veranda. Schiebel Brothers the salt depot town of more than | served with a portion, V sons, George H ., * are plauming a factory on toe corner four persons, indicating that arrest | cake and punch was serve furnished------. . ^ Pinnev of this town, and . ' Captain j AT RFHFAR^Af ^ of Center street and Proctor road of- Mr";. Naidu and her volunteers Musical < ^r ^ k L of the United 1 HliiyiiUPAL and desired that, the street line bg was intended. by Miss Ruth was a and Mr. estates Navy. Mrs. Pinney the building, line for 125 feet in, on and Miss Grace Sp^er ' ; member of the Daughters of the Wickham played a piano duet, FOR TATSY’ TONIGHT Proctor Road. Property owners ap LEADER ARRESTED. ' ■ American Revolutioh and of the pearing were E. J. Holl, Cornelius STUDliaJiOIJNGE ■ Sholapur, May 15.— (AP)—Man- : Center Congregational church. i Foley, Robert Adams, Charles Jones, eckchand Shah, president of the mu-' j '' The funeral wlU be held ati 2 Final rehearsal of toe toree-act Alfred Patnaude, Alfred Schiebe^ . luxurious new lounge with many uses about L o’clock Saturday afternpoB at her ^ . hicipality of Sholapur, today was ar- | MINSTREL SHOW R A iiS comedy “The Patsy” :which will he Samuel Mason, Axel Swanson, WIIt -the home. V it Is particulkriy ad^ to th,® re^cd in connection with last week’s ; VI An vriivn ri I t i n Tate home. Rev. Watson Woodruff, | pj.gggjitg(j Cheney hall tqmorrow liam Wuerdig. . . i- ridts v/hich broiight on martial law. , FNOilHH FOR KIDS CAMP 1 pastor of the Center Congrtgational; g o’clock by the Epworto Clinton street between Oak and A small apartmtot studio living . room from • Before martial lav/was prb- tnlnJun ruu IVWw ! church win'officiate. Burlal will be : J^g^^^^g gf the ^ u t o , Methodist Florence streets was recoipinendea whence It derives its name. „ The base is a deep -cliimcd he was appointed an honor-, _____ ' ; in toe E ^ t cemefei^. / i church for the benefit of toe piano for acceptance following a hearing.j- resilfent'box'spring on'which »resfe anew type ih- ary magistrate to deal with the riot fund, will be held tonight at eight neriSpring inattress providing totmost comfort. The Not All Returns from Kiwams, The Selectmen voted to accept the situation but resigned, apparently Mrs. Anna L. Brown o’clock. It will be a dress l-ehears- invitation of the Permanent Me lounge is novered in colorful .’denim and includes Show Are Yet Reported: because of differences with the ,dis- 1 Mrs. Anna L. Browii, of 89 Laurel al. morial Day committee to attend the three Kapok pillows.:! .••••••.I $ 5 9 . ^ trict magistrate regarding the ban- j Pearson to Be Director. street, wife of Franklin S B r o ^ , Tickets for the production, which Memorial Day exercises in a body^ Complete dling of a group which paraded Sun died at 6 o’clock this borning,^fol- will have James Wilson 8nd Miss The board also approved toe jury day in defiance of law. He has Although total returns have not 1 lowing several weeks Vera Hotchkiss in the leading roles, list which was submitted. The peti strong leanings toward the inde- v S blen made, the Manchester j a paralytic shock. She was 55 are selling rapidly, there being no tion of Joseph F. Fortier for a gaso •pendence movement. , . l f/;^anis' Club _ raisedfunds enough funds j ygirS AfOf age.OCTA reserve seats on sale. Candy vrill be line station on Oakland street was Details of Capture., Minstrel Show Tues- ^ Besides her husband Mrs. Brmra sold after the play. The play con approved. Mr. Fortier also intends Details of the military occupation | evening, to again carry on the 1 (g survived by her mother, Mrs. cerns the struggle of toe heroine to build a tire repairing shop on thd The charming Maple occa of, the city Tuesday were made pub-1 Camp at Hebron this year. | Elizabeth Rost of for happiness which she ultimately To very early Colonii^j lic today. The soldiers arrived Mon-jKiiWiesC^^^^ the | sons. Elwood A.. Raymond V., Wal- site. sional chair above has color obtains despite having to play “sec Complaints were registered by I days, tola dinette suite owes ful linen upholstery that will day night and bivouacked m the . j ^j^g gamp will be run has not 1 ter E., of Manchester, Estey V. of ond fiddle” to her ambitious sister its qusintness. Includes drop, scatter summer sunshine in -wounds of the railway institute un-' PenoU tne camp wu ------T^rivntP Herman F property owners on Lilac street and ^3------, .V • been decided upon but one month is Springfield, and Private Herman B. until the hen-pecked father of toe Lyness street on the condition o f ) leaf toMo, arin chair and five your home. It til shortly after midnight, then made, gg^g^ to be toe time limit oa-the Brown of the 8th Cavalry, stationed family asserts himself. the roads. Dust-was the piain objCc- j side chairs (as costs but .... $24.00 a surprise march in the moonlight. I gf the camping period. at Fort Bliss, Texas; one daughter, tion. E. J. Holl requestod that the illustrtoed). With fixed bayonets they took POSts, director this year will Mrs. Hazel E. Fahey, of 362 Hart Complete .. $ 6 1 . 2 5 ford Road; one brother, George F. board do something to improve Pur 'in all strategic points, most of the [ jjgigg E. Pearson, a member of VOTE TO AH) NASHUA; nell Place at the Main street en-. [ detachments having machine guns,, ^j^g j^as had much Giesange of Medford, Mass.; three sisters, Miss Mary Rost, Mrs. An trance. The highway committee will and before dawn had possession of ] gjj_gj.ig]jge in this line in the Scout- investigate all three places. toe entire city. ] figid. He has been a leader at tonio Wheeler, Mrs. Louise Hughes, SEEK POPULAR GIFTS Search Begins. j Piofaeer, Winsted, for the past all of Torrington; and two grand Once the soldiers were in control, j years and is chairman of the children. . with restricted measures put into ef- 1 rp^ggi Committee of Troop . 5, of Mrs. Brown was a member of tne At a meeting of ten members of SAVE EIGHT AVIATORS ■feet,’ the work of searching out not ^j^igj^ j^g ^ras formerly Scoutmaster, Woman’s Benefit Association of the executive committee ^of the ^ leaders began and numerous arrests l Manchester and of the King’s Manchester Chapter o f. the Ameri-j IN SHARK FILLED SEAI ■ WiereVter yofi put it, this ' lovely tosulted. A few were released with Daughters of the Center Congrega can Red Cross a modest sum of ■’"little Maple'occahibhal chair will money was appropriated. from tpe ■wariiings, some were handed over: tional church of which she was also (Contlnned from Page 1.) wfn the ‘ admiration * of your for civil trial and the remainder will CLAN McLEAN HOLDS a member. treasury to assist jin the relief .work Choice of chintz or at Nashua, N. H., recently swept by be tried in military courts. 1 ' The funeral will be held from the out salvage workers to pick up the Hlrtn..... Close observers here toy home at 2 o’clock Sunday after devastating fires tha-t caused mil damaged seaplane at dawn. , lions of dollars-daniiiaga and made ' ut>h6lstfery; $13.95 was not fear of mob violence which, ANNIVERSARY FRIDAY noon. Rev. Watson Woodruff of the Fate'of toe two,missing membeto prompted the authorities to request | ...... ' . Ctoter'Church 'trill officiate. Burial hundreds homeless. of the bomber’s crew was. not additional troops and the i^ osition I McLean No. 52 O.S.C. of ■will be in the Gilead ce'metery, It was also voted to invite toe citizens of toe town to contribute known. ' o f martial law. 'p^®y this town w ill’ celebrate the ninth Hebron. The bomber was one of eighteen Summer months have no populace was bent on demonstra g I organization in voluntarily if they so vrish by fill ing in the form printed elsewhere in planes that was being convoyed limit to many, uses for toe its defiance of ditonct magist Tinker hall tomorrow evening at 8 from Luke Field to Hilo by Navy ever popular Butterfly table. and must be controlled. j g.giggjj Delegations are expected toe Herald. FUNERALS seaplanes. The other 17 as well a? The one pictured is made of w^wxwtnrtxvref I trom Clan Gordon of Hartford and AUDIBNCB WnH POPE 24 aircraft from Wheeler Field were solid Maple and convoyed safely across the water. costs ^ ENVOY PRESENTS IS: .S'- John Damroth. Vatican aty. May 15.—(AP.)— but ...... splO'aJ/O Helen Davidson Lodge, Daughters The funeral of John Damroth, age Pope Pius today received two pre SUES FOR DIVORCE HIS CREDENTIALS of Scotia, of Manchester, Ellen 49, of 180 Hillstown Road, who died lates from toe archdiocese of Bos Douglas Lodge of Hartford and in Middletown Simday, was held ton, Monsignor J. McGlinchey Bridgeport, May 15.— (AP.)—La- (Continued from Page C|ne.) others. yesterday morning at 8:30 o’clock and Monsignor F. A. Burke who mont BHtzgerald of Stamford today The committee in charge: Samuel from the William P. Quish Funeral were presented by Monsignor Sped" filed suit in Superior (3ourt for dir world center of art, music and medi- Little, chairman; Samuel Mason, Home on Main street and at 9 rngn who is how in the office of the vorce from his wife, Eleanor Berry glgg j James Findley sind John T. Munsie, o’clock at St. Rose’s church. Bum- piapal secretary of state. The Pon Fitzgerald of New York. He charged her with desertion two Watched Bv America • has prepared an excellent program side. Rev. J. C. Martin celebrated tiff conversed with them cordially “The government of the United of music and recitations, and has for some minutes and imparted the months after they were married in toe solemn requiem mass. 1926 in. Mianoi. / States followed wdth solicitude the engaged Bill Waddell’s orchestra to The bearers were , Joseph and Pontificial blessifig. trials of its sister republic Austria,! play for general dancing which will and ever manifested a desire to be continue until midnight. Refresh helpful. Our people applaud the ments will he served. courageous and the cheerful manner All members are requested to in which your people haye confropL- make returns of tickets sold for the , eff and b.vercome difficulties which prize drawing which will also take | Seemed almost insurmountable. They place tomorrow evening Jejoice with you at the great pro WHEN YOU NEED MONEY gress you are now making and trust I - Plainvtoe, .Epdoreers or Cto-Mskers YOUR OLD FLAT i Joseph Porowski I'Mortgage of Eurhituto „ , that each day will reveal more clear irigns of an ever brightening future. VARIOUS FAITHS . i of the automobile j > Entomrrassiiag In^ •li “For me, coming back to Vienna I H. Madigan ,6f,lJe)V . JHJdden Ctoarges, Advance Deductions or Fines i^eems like returning home. I shall 1 HOLD CONFERENd ! death here last nlight* was strive to continue the splendid work ] i dnder bohdi of $1,500 , ■ Your Si^ture Is Our Only Requirement ’ ' is YraRTH $ $2 to i$5 Monthly Frincd^ Psyments Repays a $10 to $76 LoaiU p „ Of Mr. Washburn in the develop- | 1.00 1 morning. .J^ iheht t o , toe, tullest extent of Aus-'i (Continued from Page 1.) reckless driving has been -Larger loans can be arranged on your own security and repaid’^ tro-American friendship. I trust | against him, and he in the same proportion. Interest at Three and (^e-Half Per ' every year will witness the growth mon confidence in toe moral re hearing in toe local Town ^ i^ t op Cent Per Month on toe Unpaid Balance, just for the Actual Time*::; Of deeper understanding and sympa- sources of religion. He urged ^ : ■/ ’> -Tuesday, May'27.T The toe Money Is toy between peoples which is the honest analysis of differences. PHONE, CALL OR WRITE. surest foiihdation upon which Rabbi Stephen S. Wise of New Streets, and police say that ?orow- permanent - world peace can be i York, warned that both Jew and Who had five other, young men Ideal Financing Association, Inc. built.” Kristian must co-operate to ra^ Turn It In NOW in his machine, tried to p ^ s 863 St.. Room 5 , Bldg., Senth Manchester, Conn< President’s Answer the barrier of racial differences aqfl of a car operated-by Miss /^ to . 7*81 State license No. 463 IPresiditot Miklas, after'reciprocat- that it /must be accomplished Chalko, local school-teacher/ ing the good wishes of Mri Stock-1 through education to dispel pre jfailed. Porowskl’s car boimd^- off ton said • Austria bad-feelings of i judice and.ill-will. ■ • / The Benef ^ Of Our toe other, stnick a pole and tover- deepest ■ gratitude'- and sympathy.] 'Tiie Rw.-^phn A. McClorey, S. Ji, toward “ toe United ! States, which j of Detroit, discussed culture and rp- i' Madigan was taken to .the ^^istol Ijad not diminished, vrith the years | ligion. He stated that irrellgion h^s 4nd greeted the hew minister with | failed, and that religion has fallep liospital, where, he died^shorOjr sincere and. hearty sentiments. 1 into desuetude. He urged a return terwards. George -M oqi^ and Rene “We shall never forget the help to normal in religious faiths. Yallex, both of Bristol, and occu which President Hoover afforded by } Personal and family matters wito j pants of Porowski’s car were _Mso Now Is The Time his action in relieving the sufferings ■ regard ,to religion, including ques- Emitted to the hospital, where toelr Qf our people.” he said. , j tions of inter-marriage and of condition this morning was said, to The president made lengthy j church laws concerning the rearii%, fairly good. The ^ to. have your old gutters and conductors repaired or reference tO" the late Mr. Wash-I of children, were frankly discussed young men were unhurt. Miss Edith placed ■with new copper or galvanized ones. Expert burn’s activities and sympathy for j in round-table conference^ opening fchaiko’s nose was broken and mv- workmanship by'high: class mei^anics, guaranteed. Austria. ‘ yesterday and continuing today. ' | cral teetodwere,kil()cked out, while- Ver sister. IfissHel^P Lowo8t prices in-town. We are in a position to take fed injury and Miss Edna Bums, the care ^^bur met^ work su^ as skylights, smoke stacks, jtoird occupant of toe-,Chalko shine, sustained only minor injuries., broodyThomas Gleason in charge of our CHROME PLATE sheet tq to departm years’ experience. SERVICE - QUALITY - PRICE 1 MEBII^iN-S8,45i . I Meriden, 15— I isleased today from Fancy Fresh Caught Mackerel 12 l-2c lb. ; toe district supervisor of toe ceneqs Fresh Eastern Halibut Steak .. 35c lb. ' ■*+ -NiP-w Haven show Meriden s^popu- Alfred A. on first'figiirea to toe/38,46i Steak Cod to fry ...... 19c lb. to r,"^Satlbn:toc«ase!of TeL 7167 . . 18c lb. liPPriidl Place Cod to Boil , :f-;tter® than 10 per_ ^ ., cent oyer the Cape Cod Butterfish . . . .. 25c lb. ! , S€i20 total of 34,764. Fresh Shore Haddock .. . . •-V --- - m.CiA ■■'J-is /V'6, ■ 4. H-', V. > i'IJ ,'M! — ------< ^ ^ MANCHESTER EVENWG: HERALD, SOOTH UANCHESTEE, CONN, THURSDAY, MATC 15, 1980. PAGE FOUS CRAZED MOTHER KILLS Ity was slowly increasing through ALL INDIA WAPPING out the entire day, moving from 60 dared work of racketeers. in the morning to 61 at noon and ITEADY DOWNPOUR Overnight Worcester, Mass.—Annual con-1 Mrs. Celia M. Crane, widow of HER THREE CHILDREN reading 66 at 8 o’clock last night. ventioh of 31st district of Rotarians . IN SECRET SESSION The wind direction was northeast Curtis L. Crane, who died last Mon attended by 1,000. ' | day, ywas biirled In toe faniily plot in the mor^g, ^d last night the A. P. News Canso, N.'s:, May i5.~(AP)—. ! BRINGS REIEF HERE direction was easterly. The velocity Allahabad, India, May 15.— (AP) in toe Buckland cemetery on Wed had increased from 4 to 12 miles _A secret program of disobedience nesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Tlxree' of the .seven children of C. N. G: ASSIGNMENTS today was Inaugurated by the All- per hour. " - i Crane and family lived for many (^ r g e Munroe, a fisherman, were Winsted.—Elisha Wells, 74, miss India Congress Eifter a conclave that years in toe north part of Wapping, ing since Simday, foimd dead in dead today at Dover after their Hartford, May 15.-(AP)-Adjut- ‘lasted ^nterruptedly for three across from . M. D. Sullivans, and mother had attacked them' with an idly Needed Rain Last woods. Police give s\iicide verdict. they will be remembered by the Putnam—Speakers at Windham ant general’s office orders just is- days and mgnts. axe during a spell of insanity. PREPARE FOR TRODBLE sued note qualification by examiiia-| Emerging from the session, toe older residents of toe town. The woman was found in tears by county Women’s Republican Asso tions and assignments to duty ... of, Congress executives observed the Mrs, Albertos Jones, of South Nifht and Today Ends ciation meeting pledge support to neighbors summoned by the eldest toe following: strictest sUence regarding toe new Windsor, is ill at toe Hartford son, Andy, 12, who had tried in vain Ypu con moko ol| Lieut.-Gov. Ernest E. Rogers as hospital. Bombay, May 15.— (AP)—The Republican gubernatorial candi First Lieut. K. K. Kiney to be | plans. Elaborate precautions were to save toe life of one of the chil arrongomonts for o Dronght of a Month. 1 British government took extreme captain, medical corps, to remain in l taken to surround impending opera- The Misses Watsons returned to dren when he returned home. The date. I , . . j ----- ...-----I secrecy their home at East Windsor Hill, precautions today to prevent the PlalnvUle-Bicterd Madlgw, 21,1 dapartmeat da husband was attending his lobster loon/ up to $300# In projected raid of Indian Nationalists tachment special troops 43rd Di-1 Pandit Malaviya, Congress leader, from Texas and Bermuda, where traps. i Rain started falling during the vmder the woman, Mrs. Sarojini New Britain, killed and five injured, vision, vice Perry resigned. | telegraphed toe viceroy and the they have been spending toe winter. Tbe dead children are Albert, 5; 2 4 hours or loss two seriously, in auto collision. East Central Pomona Grange will knight and the storm was still in Naidu on the salt depots at Dhar- First Lieut, A. C. Dreher to be i chief commissioner of toe northwest Gerald, 3, and Theresa Elizabeth, an Norwich.—Nelson 'Souley, 60, meet with Central Pomona Grange f progress at noon today much to the saana. captain, medical corps, remaining | frontier province his intention to infant bom Easter Simday. TwO Orders were issued prohibiting as committed suicide by hanging. with the 102nd Infantry. . | yjgit peshwar and arrange distribu- at Newington, on this Wednesday boys and a girl had left home before ^'•approval of farmers and practical- sembly of more than four persons in Meriden.—City signs contract for Norman Edwin Gissler, to be first | ^on of relief to victims of toe recent evening. The officers of Blast Cen the slayings and Andy returned from Ropoymoots to ?;!ly everyone for that matter, with the vicinity of the salt depots World War monument. Lieut., medical corps, to duty with! military troubles. His notification tral Pomona will work toe fifth de a neighbor’s house during her in Suit Your locomo *S?^he possible exception of the mer- which though privately o^ed, are 169th Infantry, vice McGUlivray, | gree on a class of candidates for sane spell. ’Two were dead and she Bridgeport.—Mrs. Louise W. Mar- expresses toe hope there will be no Central Pomona. The Orange will ^chants who feel that it is always state opeirated. The entire police ble, Meriden, elected president o f ! promoted. objection. A recent order by the WM attacking toe third. He wrested ; their misfortune to have a storm on force of Jal^pur was said to have Women’s Universal Missionary So-j Second Lieut. T. P. Tellier, to be open at six o’clock for toe supper. the £uce from her add rushed to give government officers forbade Con The South Windsor Garden ^Club >'a Thursday or Saturday night. been removed to the threatened ciety of Connecticut. . - l^irst lieutenant medical administra- gress representatives from entering toe Filarm. Courteous Attontloii , ?■ The rain was badly needed in point. One year simple imprison Bridgeport.—Jury- disagrees in tive corps to remain in present as were invited to toe East Hartford An inquest was held last night. iManchester by the crop-growers in- the area for investigation purposes. Garden Club open meeting Tuesday Complote Privocy ment was imposed on Mrs. Lak- $200,000 alienation of affections signment with service company, Rafi Ahmed Kidawi, leader of toe The woman said she did not remem fiasmuch as there has been no major shmipathi widely known social suit of Oliver Martin, contractor, 118th medical regiment. evening at the High school audi- ber what she had done. She had ^rainfall since April 18, the little that civil disobedience movement at Rae torfuin. been in ill health. worker of Madros, the first woman against Arthur L. Clark, wealthy Bareilly, today was served viith a The only charge/is three astd ooe- ?did come from the brief thunder to be taken into custody by the A meeting of the Parent-Teachers’ auto dealer. notice forbidding him to address Association was held at toe Wood haif per cent per mionUi on napaM Sstorms during the early part of the government since the civil disobedi Bridgeport.—Mrs. Lewis R. Sala- RELATIONS RESUMED amount of loan. ?month being quickly absorbed by ence campaign began. H6r offense bes, Bridgeport, elected president of meetings and organize processions, Memorial Library Thursday after ISLAND SWIM MEET noon. Election of officers took place, |the arid ground. The rain will also was leading a demonstration against toe Connecticut State Federation of Personal Finance C a |help to swell the brooks and lakes the salt laws at Vedaranyara. Temple Sisterhood. Geneva, May 15.—(AP)—The MEN LEARN HULA A report was given of the' conven-, Honolulu—The Hawaiian Islands Iwhich have already begun to show Hartford.—Master Plumbers As Council of the League of Nations Honolulu-Hula dancing is no longer tion held in New London last will play host to two of the United Rooms 2 and 3 Sa lower water level. sociation of Connecticut names Wil meeting in continuation of its fifty- the exclusive sport of dusky-hued month. States’ crack swimming teams when State Theatre Bldg., Second. Floor Roads Dried Up BICYCLE RULES. liam J. Henry, of New Haven as ninth session today received formal Hawaiian women. Men have enter an inter-collegiate swimming meet ed the ranks of toe dancers and takes place here July 17, 18 and 19. 753 Main Street The recent heat wave had served ; president. ndtice of re-establishment of diplo When winter comes toe little gftp w dry up -— the ------roads to - . a mid-July i, Boston, May 15.— (AP) -Bicycle nampru.—v.,uttncoHartford.-Charles A. Rapelye, matic relations between Bolivia and Mossman’s Hawaiian School is ad striped ground squirrel curls up into Teams from Yale and toe Univer S o. M a n c h e st e r ., C o n n ^ ^condition,Scondition, causing passmgpassing veniciesvehicles | jg obsolete method of of Connecticut druggists, dies Paraguay in letters from toe repre vertising a ‘‘special hula class for a roimd ball and goes to sleep. He sity of. Southern California will TdephoM Dial S.4-3-3 'ito be hidden from view by clouds oi | Massachusetts. j jq g2nd year. sentatives of those two coimtries. men only.” Tourists’ interest in the becomes as hard as stone, but v/heii compete against Meiji University, Open S:30 to 5—Saturday S:30 to 1 :dust like an army tank in a smoae ; ^ safety code for cyclists has been | Washington— Speaker Longworto A. Cortadellas, Bolivian minister dance has led the school to adopt placed in a warm room will thaw of Japan, and toe University of ----LICENSED BY THE STATE— ‘screen. This was ! issued by the governor’s committee; a^j-ested to obtain House quorum, at Berne; said in a letter to Sir Eric toe class for men, the head of the out and come to life again. Hawaii. v the road connecting the | qh street and highway safety follow-; Log Angeles — Laura Rhinock Drununond, secretary general: “I school explains^______^-trolley terminus and the New ixm- ^ fatality of the season j cmgti wins second divorce from Roy now. have the honor to inform you l^on 'Turnpike. ^ i from a collision with an automobile. [ p-Arcy, New York night club oper- and request that you bring to the n Further proof of Uu3 condition IS j ^.mong the rules are: Use to e } ^tor and former screen actor. knowledge of the Council that ^ een from the fact that the | ^,^11 of the feet to pedal ivith; grip Washington— Mrs. Hoover im- thanks to the good offices of toe i®of Selectmen in nignt,, handlebars and ride on the'proves; takes brief automobile ride. Uruguayaui chaincellery the Wash I^or toe first time in Its history naa [ Never i Dallas— Bishop Cannon quizzed ington protocol of 1929 has been ja complaint over too much oust on another person on the handle- j j-jiree hours by fellow churchmen re- brought into operation. 'The inci- ' dent of 1929 has been settled and diplomatic relations resumed.” A sipiilar letter was received from BEFORE IT’S LATE! r ’dily B.4NK OF ENGLAND REPORT Caballero de Bedoay, Paraguayan I - The, tr-sferred to Dep.rth,«.t ot Ju,. minister at Paris. ^ y the board gets complaints over j statement of the Bank . Washington-Flexible provision in W h e n tempted to over-lndulge ^tax assessments, holes in toe road I shows the ! tariff measure may table bill after ^ r some other similar condition b u t, changes in pounds: Total reserve in- j . . nionths’ work la s t night’s complaints were of a , 881,000; circulation, de-, ^ w aS iS gtS -M cB rid e denies he nst unique nature. creased 2,036,000; bullion decreased, W h g contention Helps Ponds ] 1,155,000; other securities increased | gave ms P ^ permits the' Reach for a While the present storm is most 1229,000; public deposits increased • that istead law p ceded and is proving very benefi- 3,337,000; other deposits decreased, bial to garden crops and flowers, it 9,801,000; notes reserve mpjeasod, I » • dissipaUon of re- rould be more beneficial to toe 847,000; government securities de- Ji onds and lakes if toe rainfall were ligious prejudices at religious creased, 3,570,000. seminar. STRIKING heavier. Although toe rain fell The proportion of toe bank’s re London — Eight American de e^teadily throughout toe morning serve to liability is 56.05 per cent ^ours, it was more of a drizzle than j compared___^ with 54.64 a week ago butantes,-presented to court. hard rain.ain. However, this sort of j RateR^te of discount 3 per cent,cent. Managua, Nicaragua — Sixteen CWniNCIMi storm is much better for toe | ------:----- •bandits and four Nicaraguan Na &rops. The rain brought fVia the irtor.mer 1 tional Guardsmen killed in six skir i n s t e a d ! ^ ^ cury down to a much more corn- QUICK-WITTED THIEF mishes. Bombay—First woman arrested in fortable level. i civil • disobedience campaigfn sen- f The month of April was 1.431 Elyria. O., Mrs. Harold M. Hor Be moderate—be moderate in aE inches short in toe normal rainfall I ace evidently isn’t so well acquaint- tenced to one year, lor that month, and toe total deficit I gd with her husband’s voice, or toe i Portland, Me.--Kenneto William^, PROOF things, even in smoking. Avoid that far this year is 4.57 inches. It | thief who recently ransacked her ] 20-year-old state ward, allegedly future shadow* by avoiding over- as this shortage that prompted j home was a good imitator. One i confesses slaying young bnde on tftatD irt, A ir indulgence. if yott would malhfain e water company to warn users of 1 night recently she heard a noise in | April 4 begause of “general dissatis- , that modern, ever-youdifol figure* ter not to be wasteful with toe j the kitchen. “Is that you. Harold?” faction with conditions at home. i "Reach for a iweley instead.’* v'ater as conditions might become | she called downstairs. “Yes, dear,” Amherst, Mass.—Dwight W. Mor acre or less serious if toe drought j came the reply. Thinking it was row, ambassador to Mexico and o r M o is iu r e ton tinned. her husband Mrs. Horace/went back naval parley delegate, voted out- The highest temperature yester- to sleep. Later the real Horace------| standing Amherst graduate by 'flay was 76 degrees and the lowest came home to find the house ran senior class. em tqfictihe Lucky Strike# the finest .♦ bark was 54 degrees. The humid- j sacked. Boston—Throwing of acid which Cigarette you ever SEALED IN SIM smoked# mode of the «DaUUUL KUCTM C finest tobocco—The Cream of the Crep—"IT'S BBm iG ZBA TIN fi UNIT Opening of Another TOASTED." Lucky Strike h e convincing tmder-water test is proving the tacts hundreds of, hoson extra# secret heot^ Tthousands of users already know— that General ElectricRefrigerators are ing process. Everyone trouble-proof and service-free. A flawless mechanism, bathed in oil, is knows that heot purifies sealed in steel. Dust, ^ t , moisture and rust cannot harm it—or halt its and so2d#679physi€ians quiet.efficient,dependable operation. FRANCE • Completely submerged in water—this soy that Luckies ore less refrigerator has operated day after day. Only a General Electric could do irritating to your throat. CHAIN MILLINERY STORE this. Dramatically—convincingly— General Elecfnc has shown why not a single owner has ever spent a cent 741 Main St., Next to State Theater, Friday, May 16, at 9 a. nu for servicc^that efficiency is sealed in—trouble sealed out. Built of all steel and porcelain Imed. 'Comlnfl •vMils SPECIAL for our Grand Opening—2000 New Latest Style far greater food storage capacity is cost Ri«lr provided. It is movable—can be SPRING HATS, direct from Nev/ York at popular prices that installed anywhere. ghaciovis Itnfora" General Electric serves faithfully the command attention and recognized immediately as unusual val year round—work is saved—expenses $1.98 to $5.98 reduced. Prices are reasonable— ues the minute you see them. terms liberaL —Largest Variety GENERAL ©ELECTRIC -Every new in town AUL* STEEL REFRIGERATOK conceivable —Every new shape conceivable NOW PRICED AS LOW AS at thm -Every new style f 2 0 5 Factory straiv —Every New material , Spring Color f \ A Special Offering of Finer-Type Hats S., - ; that would ordinarily sell for $6 to $10 for our Grand Opening. M. H. STRICKLAND ' $1.98 to $5.98 * 832 Main St. Tel. 3768 WE ARE • -South Manchester SHOWING Your Throat Protection—against irritation—g 2000 New Spring Hats Next Door to r.- V C OVER Montgomery Ward & Co. the U. S. Public Health Reports of 1923, Volume 38, Page 1271, we find the fbllbv^^: **Ainong t l ^ Alwuys.,. .this is Spring’s most spectacular event in millinery! Tomorrow’s event men less than 5 feet 7 inches in height an extxsa (in weight) of 20% involves mi added mortality of brinffs hundreds of exclusive spring styles at these remarkably low prices,.. .^$1.98 to above wnrmal excess adds 80% to the mortality.” We do not represent that smoking iw ky SI r to $5.98. It isn’t too late to think of Spring Millinery.. . . not when a collection of this Jain US in the General Eledrie Hour Cigarettes will bring modem figures or cause the reduction of flesh. W e do d e d m /d ia t when importance awaits you. Included is literally EVERYTHING that’s NEW in sprinff hranieari eoary StOuriay evening oeer a styles___the quality of course, indicating. their far greater value. .. • • • to do yourself too well, if you will ‘Tleach for a Lugicy instead,” you wffl thus avoid io ^* in d d ^B ta^' ■ m : miUan^de N , B. C. ndwork,- fb«v>ga cause excess weight and, by avoiding*oVer»indulgence, maintam a modem, graceful, focm* BOTH LARGE AND SMALL HEAD SIZES ,‘rii.. I .... -.V.'r - ‘ ' ‘O w /S r* ■■■■ . J’J ™ ^\7r . . ,’■w^'f!, S ef,,-_V *' ’>''"v\ '*i * -■< ■ MAKCriEJStBR E V Sa^G 7f -’ »•'» ;;; ^v.yi»vr~-;wv . . -i--> ■ ^ -1- Mbition is hot enforced. But even m , T would oppose it oh toe groimd* pf eiasa iniusUce. - j " “I. have alwrays taught- law and toe by-products of prohibitioh have .L t " J IM orancl tdways been offensive to any .‘iV lawyer.” ^ ^. Bohlen’s nearest -..preyipus con G T«p b i liOcal Peo^e in F m J- nection* with .^politics was his large WaShihgtpp, i«i Show Section of The part in fr j^ h g toe Pennsylvania tost of ,^the _ administration^ b y RODNEY BUTCHER H A R T F O iO ) Big Show” at Memorial Hall state workmen’s compensation ^wt bius for t o f t ; '.itopfoyetoto °f which was passed in 1915 and his hibition enforcement'toddy. Itore the , PhUadelphia—Out of the cloisters A number of Manchester young service fpr eig^t; years as coiumel -approval o f bo;totortoxcdies of C o^ j F r » S a b ® * " Telepkmie tor Mw A m W, at the age of 62 came Professor for the state board adnainlsterlng people appeared in “The Big gress’.and elimina-1 p ^ ced ^ th e Insi»ance aubs Francis H. Bohlen to run for the the act. .. ~ ;tipn of minor mff^ between Entertainment Bureau i n j * e ^ s h - United States Senate on a wet ’ His running mate, Tpom asW .. nell lieRDorial last mght, takmg ticket in Pennsylvania’s Republican Phillips of Butler,'out: for the gover two itouses before being sent to part in the Fastdon Show, toe primaries. He is ^rhaps t^e^most norship, is many Uines a n^lonalre foe White ifouto/ \ ^ cHlnaji t o ’the second act, one of toe picturesque______of all "the cantfidates in and owns coal , mines apd utllitl^ ’This was to® niewtoe. to transfer- m m m high spots of the show. The i^r- ^ primaries, and he is making Hi 3 dislike for prbtiibittoh is ps foe prohibition unit from the Treaar fonsiance. a , is------believed------Imore to have or less of a hit wherever he enthusiastic as Bohleh?s. ury to the Justice Department the greatest amateur production goes in the " campaign. “I wouldn’t walk across toe co-ordinate it with theto«>se®wii>^ ever staged in Hartford in the musi- He won’t wdn. His opponents are street to be governor of Pennsyl agency there imder the direction qf cid comody line. « ^ Senator Joseph R- Grundy and vania;” he said when they game and a^single head, it was approved toy The’ Misses Katharine Schuetz, Secretary of Labor James J. Davis, asked him to’ go on toe ticket. toe Senate late yesterday, . w ito'a Hadabui WoQdhouae, and Lalhan and he has no real organization sup “But I’d. crawl on my belly from few minor amendments in which t ^ Murdock Were toe loc^ girls who port. But he has a good chance of Butler to Harrisburg in order to House la, expected to conc^. ’ took part and Roger Wmton, also polling a larger vote than any can- strike down prohibition.” Tbe vigorous wpt .an<^^dry, debate j,j of this town, sang toe. accompam- ^date who ever before ran on an ment^to several of toe fashion num that toe blU had .^heen, ejtpected fo ' exclusively wet or dry platform. evoke in toe Senate failed to ma bers. Bohlen is professor of law at tne RAirS CRYSTAL lAKE terialize. The prtoGipal- ^ Sentop University of Pennsylvania, an amendment Kirill provide-toat toe wh erudite gent whose speech bristles become effective nekt July 1- •wdth classical allusions to ordinary ■ PAVIUON OPEN MAY 24 The. wet bloc of toe. House today conversation and sometimes even | threw itself behind an effort to ob CIGTATIQ overflow into his caimpaign speeches, j tain consideration at this session qf He has had no previous experience either the LaGuardia bill for ipodi;- , as a political candidate, but a high - The tw'elfth season at Rau’s Pavilion at Crystal Lake will start fication of the ’Volstead.Law or the: reputation in the teaching of law. In Norton resolution for a referendum 1925 he was appointed to toe Lang- May 24. Everything is in readiness for toe grand opening and a season on toe repeal of th,® l®th Amen<^ , “I neVer saw a' legislator refuse dell professorship of law at Harvard and he is the author of a compre of enjoyment. ment. , a drink.” Happy Harrington and his —Mrs. Archibald Roosevelt. hensive case book on torts. There’s nothing dry or dull about Rhyth™ Boys ^ will be toe first at this professor. He dresses almost traction. Thls.bMd will start toe fol “The uniformed forces of the lowing week to play at Bab’s Rlace United States have never occasioned flashily. He speaks rapidly and vehemenUy and frankly. He some •on Lake Congamond for all summer or precipitated a war.” where they always go over big. Al __Dr. Jason N. Pierce. times writes his speeches in ad vance, but if he does he forgets all though they have be to heard fre quently over the air, they will be “I cannot believe that I am the about them and proceeds extempo- nerson in America who is . raneously. He is a highbrow in both heard for the first time in person at Charity shMl cover the multi person in " ____ onrt literalthe senses figpirative of and literal senses of Rau’s on toe 24 of May. They are a tude of sins.—r Peter 4il8. . sick of seeing the front page every young t^gregation rtf nausipians morning and every evening flaring the word, has fine gray hair and a .* snappy mustache. Recently when, with a wtolto 'of experience under Large'charity, doth never soil, bUt w to prohibiticm;” - i = 'toe leadership of one- of the be to only , whitens soft white hands.^, —Professor WUflam Lyon Phelps. with toe other candidates, he ad dressed the Pennsylveinia League of drummers that ever shook a stick. Lowell. ■ f Women 'Voters, his impressive ap An added feature this yekr at .. “Few are^'pacifl^ in a pinch.” ■ Rau’s Dance Palace will be a mas —^i^rwhod Broun, author. pearance, his crisp delivery and his obvious sincerity drew greater ap ter of ceremonies who will en plause than toe ladies gave anyone deavor to keep things going at a ‘T o live remains an art which ?varm and delightful pitch.. When In Hartford everyone must learn, and which no c3-;e. . . ■■ ■ ■ Memorial Day, May 30, Charles one can teach.” Cut at toe University of Pennsyl- why not stop at the H—0 —B —^Havelock ElUs. lia, Bohlen is one of toe most Millep and his orchestra from Hol for some of their gli jular members of toe faculty and yoke will make his first appearance ster Meat, Crahineatr Shrimp, ; boys, have organized a Bohlen this year at Rau’s where he had a ub to work for his candidacy. large following lasWyear. Soft Shell. Crabs, i Steaming miSTOW K This writer asked Bohlen how he Saturday, May 31, Leo Roy and Clams, Open liOng Clams and This Hai happened to leave the classroom and his Spanish Cavaliers will make Chowder Clains. take up such an arduous job in a toeir first appearance at Crystal' Lake. This is good news to the^dance Hillstown Grange has appointed a primary where he had little or no We also serve in our Dining chance of winning. public who know how well Leo and committee to give a dance in his boys are going in Hartford and Room a “ Five Course Lobster Grange Hall May 21. 'There will be “We’re giving the voters a chance Shore Dinner” each day from 4 to show that they resent toe dicta about the state as well as in old fMhioned and moaern dancing’. Massachusetts. to 8 p. m. for only $1.50. On Tuesday night, May ,20 toe torship of the dominant dry minori ty,” Bohlen replied. “Why let a ’This year all dances will be run Grange takes part in toe program on daylight saving time from eight- V at Tuxis Grange, Bloomfield. minority rule us simply because it is highly organized ? thirty to twelve-thirty, and it is Mrs. Harry Bremer has been “I’m not opposed to temperance. hoped that this consistent plsm will As, visiting in "Windaor for a few days. No one who has a son and grand remedy toe misunderstandings o f Mathew Claus of Forbes street son growing up, as I have, is op time that have been kpcwn-in toe Illustrated who was operated on at toe Hart posed to temperance. But this cam past ford hospital Saturday is reported paign of ours is designed to pro-^ 22 Slate Str^t, very comfortable. A sparrow’s wfogs^ihsikes thirteen mote temperance in fact instead of Hartford, Co m . Kathleen Cummings, daughter of prohibition in name. strokes a second while.flying. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cummings of ‘When I think of toe way even New York, formerly of here, was children are drinking today, I’m operated on some time ago for shocked. I’m horribly frightened ruptured appendix has not been able about toe whole thing. What pro seats to return to school yet. ponent of prohibition in times past truly exclusive. Mrs. Katherine Ohliger of Brewer ever thought that prohibition would Afhe Sofa...... $^.95 street who died at toe Hartford be worth such prices as we are pay hospital \^ais well known in this ing in Chicago, where the entire city vicinity, coming many tunes to at is terrorized by armed gangs fight- $2 Down Buys You AU the Clothes tend toe socials and card parties, I mg only___ for monopoly . , of bootleg- held in Grange Hall, ghe was also 1 gijjg territory? Frankly, the best You "Need at Dunhill’s .; a member of Hillstown Grange. ] explanation I can make is that I — was______shocked and frightened____ into The examination of Egyptian making this campaign. mummies, some of 'them 400 years “Personally and selfishly, I have old, show the existence in those days no great room for complaint. I am Lovely Spring iCoats of gout, tuberculosis and pyorrhea. one of a class against whom pro- "A Special Group of '■'Bjctra . Pto® . '"OwB i I X aMrSeWng Regularly at Pay Oidy $29;00 and $85.00 gllfow n :'V \ CHARMING, $ W 98 SPRING 2 for Themidier DRESSES 3 -Riece Suite of Fiber Maple Porcli tku tk . U 4 .9 S €retdiihf 4!i k- semstrilM^ .50 8 9 Simple, decidedly coifitfort- Regularly $ff4;75 ' able and well, built...... maple with double woven rash; seat, C losely woven, loom^fiber makes this very desikble s i ^ o ^ ensCpa-i 20 an 5ill-weather seraice’ tohair. 20 WEEKS ble. The weU shaped backs and deep, cretonne upholstered spring seaM Arm chair same price. • WEEKS give an abundance of comfort. Finished in beautiful shaded tan, antique . . V TO TO PAY green Or honey colored maple. , SOU) ()\ PAY I I T abled nisteh ...... •,•••••$5.24 O u t f i t OTh Bed, Spiiig or Mattress All You Need is $2 Down Buy, \A, A) A Fine^Men’s VoM iWatliex^ iiy meani of ’the tear* Veleua, ezeluaivo ploatinf Agitator,^ aro Spring Suit This, popular “Windsob” bed is the “ best T«« WaA ta the ivaahing maclunea to duplicate seller.” Finished in thevdCsirable,soft brown ta» Bm4a— the geode theroughoeM and aatety of thq Nm Tap enamel, making an attractive *addilJon t6’any iiaad washing asethod. Excellent materials, first class ^ werk- Study the three illurtrations al the lefti boirfdbir. They make clear the advantages of the mahshlp—all perfect; all'in tl^e* latest aatiural hand washing principle employed style—and $2 down is all you n ^ d ^ The spring is a Simmon’s, 99 double deck by VOSS Washers. The sigitetor zests coil with helical tied top, and strong side TkaTam gently upon the clothes and swishes them pay the rest in sntoU, convenient pay stabilizers, finished in baked enamel. through the clean, sudsy water at tha top VlaahM !m ments that: maaceliuyihg ^ y Mia ga*a—«■ of the tub—ewny, from the dirt* whi4i A}1 layer frft’ mattresses of Shn- tteTaa settles to the bottom. pleas^t. D^ss well on easy oredit moA*s quahty, 50 poimds to the Thus year flaw* tUngi isre iso isie tajurr. and the dlrUaat gansenta are washed at.Dunhill’s. . f^rsize,coveredw|th thenewdob- as desnly and as thoroughly as thoagls washed by your own hands. ' bestry' ahd heavy railed edge. Xn addition to this outstanding iszeliilvi -a.'J Improremeat, the new Toss has every werth- VA'.'s,-' J,. whiDe featare et the modern: washw ■hallwois chairs c f h$*****^^ mt wringer roUerei pereelaln eaawel, tnht ea- eloaed meehantsai. rannlng In oil hatht sge. . low lightly :' c h ^ doolgned nsotob ele. dad tha pnea fg ^^»ed bot* .Cusk|iih% ';.RociGM$^^ 691 Main S tr ^ , v JdhnsMi Block V South Man^Aeiter - M. . H. • r BRAl^Gg S ^ fifain S t, Opposite The Htnne Bank, Tel 5t68 f0S .:Vi: y " 'i- '.'■ . ::;i^*r ‘ *■ -.-t:'/"'-’ M ^CH isrEB EVENING fillULD. S O t a It^CHESTER. C < ^ THUBSPAY, HAT IB, 18W. •. : 4.. ■ « ‘j!-, "7^ ?AGESIX tmIv b 18 and 20. they will be hdilNorthea^ Bchotfia Wedding March «nd for the at the*Baptist Church. The eeiylBei T lOanball, piriBtfpwl sional she rendered Mend»te80htt e S Jmy^. Au^iirtMnd be ^ F^' K PROGRAM "Midsumiinerls I^ h t Dream , held^t the Methodftt Chutcdi Md | the home M ^ “ *** The btjde IpoWd very pretty Annie R.gyj^ewf DAILY RADIO on Syndays, RQCKVniE ^vhite satin tsd-kUM dress and veu honor .ofShtr.;oo: 422.3—WOR. N E W A R K —710, Leading DX Stations. of lace and tufie, w^ch feU from a Thursday, May 16. 7:30 6:’30—Cabbies dance mmiic. le home^^bhs a tb cap. of otan^blossom s and pearls. gatioiial phidJch. *Ihd J**?®*^ torlng fl , um-b-ual musical treat Is prom 8:00 7 :00—Symphony orchestr*. «i5.^^W8B. AtLANTA*-74», ^ conduct the services la their reepeo-; An 9:00 8:00—Lone Star Ranger >Quaftot, T v o Cases In Coort •Sha^esurried a 'ahower .of rosea afid pished‘W d priz4t#j ised to radio listeners Thumday eve- 9:30 8:30—Instrumental eniembie. 8:00 7:00—NBC programs t* hra-) tlve^4^urche)i.. a , • . 10:00 9:00—Oriental philosophy, musio 12:00 ll:00-^Concertj organ recital. There were two cases in,the Rock F o r Mba> ed.tose A U ^ Burke) TUng, at 10 o’clock when the -'WEAE X;80 12:30—Theater stage prograni. ibelpian attended her 10:30 9:30—Two dance orchestraj. . ville' Police Court on Wedne^ay Q n?SdS: evenly, t!^ o f ^ d r a lk e r v a n q M ia s UUiuijro nctiNork broadcasts a 11:30 10:30—Moonbeama muaic, poema. 293.9-KYW, CHlCAOO^j^* ^ sister as bridesmaid and she t^re up entirely of composition of Rudolf 9:00 8:00—N B C ‘programs ( 2 » morhliig, the first case being that of Burpee Woman’s iW ldf RefreiAitients were served^y It^S—WBZ, NEW ENGUANBM wO. 11:80 10:30—Amos *n* Andy.- cCmediant a gown of pink s a ^ and lace, with Vriml Artists of country-wide fame, 7:00 6:00—Amos 'n* Andy, comedians of s S e l Walek, 38; and his wife woDt to .tho lioxxio o f Mirs* - Andrews Isder in tlm evening. - Columbus, OhlQ.-^(AP.)—In.: 111:45 10:45—Dance. m u ^ to 3 m , picture hat to match her bouquet Miaa Clough Surprised MDUorted W a large orchestm under 8:30 7:30—Goldosl trio; m alaqrtntet. 389.4—WB8M, CHlCAQ^TTfl. Viola, 37, of High street. They Sold ’Talcott in Vernon, where they ufhcture of stasi c t r a ^ lU s the direction of Nathaniel- Shllkret, 9:00 8:00—WJZ programs (2 hrs.) was of pink roses. . Miss Alice Clough, teacher of the be hMTd In songs and selections 11:00 10:00—Bert Lowe’s orchestra. 8:00 7:00—WABC progs. (2% bra.) aH their household goods and ^ r e dered a pleasant surprise to a w by A. H. Bterker of 348.5— WABC, NEW YO RK—86C. 10:30 9:80—Washington songsters. about to leave the citjy; when they Little Eleanor DeCarli, friend of fifth grade at the I^ut school, was ?rom the operettas of this popular 1:00 13:00—An hour about CblcugA :Florence .Cook, a m em b« of toe Stote univeralty t o p 1,000. to n ij cc^ ser. j In the list of singers ap- 8-15 6:15—Heywood Broun’s column. the bride was flower girl and she given a pleasant surprise by her 294.1-WJJD, CHICAGO-1180. decided to celebrate. The couple Corps, who will leava sooq to join new molding sands is rsqulrsdvi Se^^uch well known names as Lucy G:30 6:30—Civic Repertory theater. wore a dress of "blue georgette and pupils last evening, when they hung 6:00—Paul Spccht’s orcheidra, 9:00 8:00—Mooseheart children s hr. imbibed more than,what was neces her husband in Pennsylvania Dig- ton of castings. j Marsh. Gladys Rice. James MeUc^m 7:00 carried a basket of roSes. T Awifl Jani6Si Elliott SnaWs vyiiirca 7:30 6:30—Variety program; address 9:30 8:80—Studio hub music hour. sary for a good time, and they were Ing the Course of the evenmg she her a May basket. The teacher was Glenn and Ijanibert Murphy. Ajuoni 7:1 5-Political situation mldress. 10:30 9:80—Danco orcheatrarTiftlstA Following toe ceremony, a wed delighted and invited the children 8:15 arrested by officers Shea and Dow- w a s presented ■with a g d d . T h e shipm ent a bro a d o f |50,< torm u slcal numbers to be Presente 8:30 7:30—United States Mariife band 12:00 lltOO'-Artlsts; concert trip. ding b re ^ a st was served toei bridal into her home, where a delightful 8:0U—Manhattan moods music. 41S,4..WON RAiDIO SERVICE on all makes. New Sets and Standard Ateessonea.' 66tTolland Tfifnpike" 'OREBRA&q PHO*»^33 : f ' ' i V r - ' - J'.T tie- li^UKib’i'tfR BVK^IlN(> HiutiiLbrsoirm manches^ conn, TBKr^A^.'^Y is, im. n I 'V ■ . i, ‘ .-.-' .'*: ■*■'•/» • \ '• MA Y • •> • ••. . * ■;• 1 It Can Be Person In ,K N V>v -Nj- ■' $' ■ ' i il tlMi Ut ■■:: \ . »•■ ; • N th€ short period of nine yeiars since the Manchester o u r Imspital is a living tribute to the Manchester I Memorial Hospital was established it has achieved Y meh aitd women, living and dead, who fought in the World Wafe A row of beautiful trees marks the drive an enviable record. It has been under the guidance way to tWt institution; Hvingrem^ of those who and supervision of an able board of trustees and the gave-t^^yies in the war. actual work at the institution has been done by a capa Fuh^l for the hospital were pledged and given by ble superintendent and staff of doctors and nurses. parents a d r^atives^f t h ^ men Through perserverance and hard work this hospital has countlesiiundreds besides. Their work i^ o t fimshed received the A rating of the American College of Sur —your hospital cannot be idle when there is need of .. t service^^; i ft requiresJ^i^to do this work.. „ Many old V • geons which means that it is oh a par with the metro er inMiiMfts afe fortuhai^^ have endo^ent fund& politan hospitals in our large cities. , ^ u ch dirt^ ^ re jusf^^^ accumulate for this Many costly facilities have been added to the equip ment to give patients every possible‘ treatment The for a fHospital must rely physical plant has been expanded^ staff has upon a a ^ a n cia l su^a^^^^ meet its ai^ual operat- been expanded and the scope of work has en ii^^defflfeit ihtil such tim ers it may be fortunate to be larged even faster than it can be-taken care o f... The s^ sa n tm r endowed^t Js f noble I«n»se Chester people have pledged themselves to and they services of this hospital are in greater; demand today than ever before. V V , #•. ■ . .. ^ r-;-^ ' Every Dollar Cowtts Toward The \ \ A; I' i Make AU Checks Payable to the Manchester . > , . . - . > ■ . . .. A ■* .. ■< .'■ y H I ■ " . i - '. i C^lritaW b rto C It B^rr company, Th.J. T^^ ■ 1 •. - w- ■ ■ ■■ I- : ' • , >-'ja ' -i MANCaWto BWCi’G m tm >.south Miai0fflSmt. C0MK4 THUBSI)iOf/»*ril^^ - 2 V i!v page EIGHT —■but nobody but CbkIs knew that. advantage can possibly accrus to Hartford, its people or Its bualneas, Hti«l|Mt»r What did ho care? W:_- ■ But now that there was a very by getting proof that Its population Swtiftig Bswtt serious imlikelihood of his being per- is 170,000 instead of 161,000. Even niitted to welch on his contract, it the element of rivalry sefxns to be H«R*LS“iaS?FN“GSSMpT.n.O. ^ was convenient for Cadet Cagle to “ out” because Bridgeport, though IS BtueU Strt^ j trot out the unacknowledged wife, its count is still incomplete, expects South Mancheiter. Conn. to show hardly more than 150,000 THOMAS FBRQOSON knowing that her production would Sm art sum are O narnl Mtnagnr • automatically cut the bond that tied and Hartford’s place as second city in the state seems to be secure Foundofl O ctobT 1. I ttl him to the military service of his enough. As if it made any differ PublUhod Evory Ertnlns E ««P f country—that he would bo lired, Sundays and HoUd^a. BqUrsd at tha after which he could bo hired. ence. . Post OfMc# at South Uanenaatar. Conn., as Sscond Class Mall Mattar. Just possibly former Cadet Cagle, j SUBSCRIPTION RATES dismissed without honor from West j t h e y l ik e rr Ona Tear, by m a W .* .* '...... As nearly as we can see it, the Per Month, by maH ...... * -60 Point, lucky to escape a court mar- Dalivcred. one y e a r ...... »».D0 . tiali may discover that he is not town of Andover and the village of Single copies ...... * Sandy Hook, down in..^ Fairfield «? wanted by any coUege as a football ' MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED County, ought to organize a little PREaSS coach; he will, if there is a shred of The Associated Press Is exclusively consideration remaining in the col solidarity or two-town league, being, entitled to the use i o r •'•P'iPlloV*®.'! of all news dispatches credited to It leges for standards of decency and apparently the only two communi or not otherwise credited In this ties in New England that object to M paper and also the local news pub* good sportsmanship. And perhaps llshed herein. his value as a bond salesman may having the “ main stem’' deflected All rights of republlcatlon of enough to keep the traffic from special dispatches herein are also re not now bo deemed as high as It served. ______was a little while ago. Who wants roaring imder their bedroom win SPECIAL, advertising RBPRB- to buy bonds of a welcher? It might dows. SENTATIVE: Hamilton - DeLlsser, Sandy Hook has come in for Inc.. S85 Madison Ave.. New York. N. not be quite safe. T.. and 612 North Michigan Ave.. Tn any event the very clayey feet quite a lot of wondering comment IV 1 •• n I Chicago. Ills. discovered under this football idol from other places which would be Full service client of N E A Service, may, as we suggested at the start, only too glad to have the ruck of Inc/ Member, Audit Bureau of Clrcula- bring the reflection to some school trucks and automobiles shunted off r/ - tlons. master or other that perhaps some to one side. But Andover’s case The Herald Printing Company. Inc., seems to be Just about parallel with' ftssutnes no financial raspontlblllty thing besides mere athletic prowess ior typographical errors appearing In —some elements of simple man that of the litUe neighbor over to ifadvertlsements In the Manchester the southwest. 1 Evening Herald.______hood, for example—might well be stressed as worthy of admiration It has often been said that there Three Artfiber Pieces $71. THURSDAY, MAY 15,. 1930 among Ijis boys. are some folks so habituated to the 3'Piece Aftfiber Ensemble $44. mental habit of self-defense that Natural and orange are the predominating colors of this CAGLE m ig h t h a v e b e e n k in g they would throw stones at Santa Three fuU size ^eces in natural and green artfiber, trim ensemble with black used as trimmings. Green predominates Perhaps the Cagle episode may The history of Dr. Nansen, Nor aaus if they heard him on the med with orange! Green predominates in the floral cfetonne have, in some school or other, some in the modem floral cretonne used. wegian Arctic explorer, scientist, slight effect upon the overemphasis roof. used. Chair, sofa and rocker. humanitarian and statesman, is fa' on athletics—competitive athletics miliar to Americans generally only t h e j a k e y r a c k e t — which is exercising so great an in so far as is concerned that part of fluence on American schoolboys and And now that it appears that all it which deals with his work In the the mysterious Jakey has been pro college students. polar seas. It has therefore always duced In the cultural Hub of the Cagle has been famous as one of been a little puzzling to a good Universe, the natural reaction of the greatest football players to rep many people in this country why the general public will be a mild de 07: resent west Point Military Acad Nansen should have been so patent gree of wonder as to Just how many emy at any time. To followers of ly an idol of the Norwegian na of Boston’s police commissioners, football all over the country—and tion. His achievement in proving the capteins and patrolmen own stock that means, nowadays, practically possibility of a drift passage across in the chemical concerns which have every boy over the age of twelve— > n 1111 i; 1! J n the Arctic ocean, while a very been distributing paralysis through : he has been an idol; a tremendous notable one, was after all only one out the Union., I figure deserving of ah emulation. . of innumerable tremendous sea ad I'll- Lately it had been announced that ventures that figure in Viking his Cagle intended to resign from the tory and legend—hardly distinctive United States Army immediately enough, in Norway, to cause its per IN NEW YORK upon his graduation next month. He former to be so singled out for na had received, it was said, offers of tional acclaim. Three Artfiber Pieces $53. 'tw o splendid salaries—one for part New York, May 15—From "Mat- As a matter of fact. Dr. Nansen tie M.” of Wichita Falls, Tex., comes 3'Piece Artfiber Group $71. j of the year for his services as foot- would probably have been almost if a note; “I am sure there are Natural and'green are the colorings of this group, trim moderne cretonne which has all the colorings of the fib^ i ball coach at a Southern college, not quite as great a figure in his of your readers who, like myself, in med -with orange. A moderne floral cretonne repeating all be other for the rest of the time tend spending a vacation in ^ New __green, orange and black—is used on the spring seats of this native country if he had never at- York this summer, who would like the colors is used. Sofa, chair and rocker. ' as a bond salesman. The bond sell- teined to celebrity through polar ex further suggestions on what to do smart stick-fiber group. H ^ 'J-in g offer of course was occasioned ploration. How great a hold he had and to see in New York.” j solely by his fame as a football star. on the affections of the people be ^ • Y I cause of his distinguished civic serv Very well! A few weeks ago I de Great stuff! declared all the Cagle tailed some of the colorful spots, j^rooters. Quite overlooking certain ices to Norway is to be gathered with an admonition to "clip this out ’ 1 facts. from the circumstance, rarely men and paste it in your hat.” But also, When Christian Keener Cagle be tioned but now brought to mind by I note, I promised more. So here the Oslo correspondent of the New came Cadet Cagle he signed an ^ Take in the entire new Grand Cen £; agreement to serve eight years in York Times, that in the period tral Station skyline belt, with em )the United States Army, four years when the union between Norway phasis on the new Chrysler, Grand ^ a student officer at the West and Sweden was process of dis Central and Chanin buildings. To get a particularly memorable solution, in ,1905, toere was a very jpoint Academy and four years as an view of this fast changing officer under commission. The op important movement on foot to scraper zone, choose a place in ^ ^rtunity to make such an agree make Nansen the first king of the Library Square, or the Sixth avenue fiient he sought himself—the United independent Norway. elevated station at Forty-second ^States government does not draft Don’t miss the new Greenwich ■Jr young men into West Point. West SURPRISE ■Village, for the old one paases fast. « Point is an expensive school. The The spectacle of Nickey Long- Eighth street becomes a highway pupils there do not pay for their worth being lugged into the House of "Villagy” shops and eating places from Fifth to Sixth avenue, tuition. Instead they receive pay. of Representatives by a sergeant- any of them worth a visit. And 3'Piece Artfiber Grouping $62. Two Reed find Fiber Pieces $81. f . They get 3780 a year and their keep. at-arms, under arrest, while Mrs. historic spots disappear daily • • • • I'T hey receive instruction not only Longworth looked on from the gal The old wholesale belt in Canal The fiber of this group is finished green and orange with Reed is wmbined with fiber and finished tan with greeri in military science but in mathe- lery, must have provided that nim street . . . the new radio theater black trimmings! A moderne floral, cretonne used repeats all and orange accents in this group. One chair and the sofa are In the old Amsterdam theater roof matics, English, French, Spanish, ble witted lady with several things these colors. Sofa, rocker and chair. included. . , . . the play, “Berkeley Square,’ \ ^ drawing, natural and experimental to say to the speaker of the House if it’s still: in town .... the upper ^philosophy, chemistry, mineralogy, Hudson . . . the typical Manhattan at dinner. ~ ^______L - ______li, geology, electricity, history, intema- back^ound of the Stadium sym Every, once in a while, generally phony concerts, with autos blaring ptional and constitutional law, ciVil when least expected, the country by and the city lights off in the dis- i engineering smd other Important gets a rather startling demonstra ^£L11C6* subjects. When they are graduated tion of Congress’ capacity for hus The breadlines of the Bowery and the Little Church Around thb. 'they are highly educated, quite tling along its own activities when Comer . . . . just to remind your aside from their training^ as sol it happens to feel like doing so. In self how iortunate you are to be diers. the present instance the legislation able to afford a vacation. 55 ' YEARS AT S0 UTH . MANCHESTER in hand was a bill that not one per And that boat trip around Man In return for this free gift of four hattan Isle, revealing the magic years of splendid schooling the son in ten thousand in the United changes which come over the city. 'cadet, before it begins, has agreed States ever heard of before. For .... The conglomeration of shops 'I to serve an equal length of time in some obscure reason a filibuster and humans in Nassau street whsh against it developed. There was no the Wall Street buildings empty the Army itself—at, of course, the their tens of thousands at noon or regular rate of pay of his rank quorum and the House couldn’t even in the late afternoon. which starts at second lieutenant. adjourn. For the first time in a He has given his word and his word blue moon the House exercised its The miles of swanky new model right of arrest of absentees—most apartments that , now lino the has been accepted. He is not asked East river .... And, if you’ve fathers both have the same kind of of teeth: It should be corrected as accord with the principle of Tolstoi^ for a bond. It is assumed that he is of whom were in the Capitol but out niBver seen It before, don’t miss blood, nothing can be determined. soon as possible as there is some great Russian who said, 'T canned a man of honor, a gentleman. of the hall of the House getting the Times Square shuttle crowd H E « i 8 . i ) S T a p a Many parasites inhabiting the danger, of-.epithelial .or skin cancer afford to hate because o f the thing devud^hg. h . is a good plan to use a it does to my own soul.” Gandhi something to eat. And Speaker at rush hour, nor the kaleidoscope bloOd may be detected by the mi If, because his presence in the of .humanity in Grand Central Sta- croscopical examinations. The most citrus fruit fast until , yoxur weight has said, “The Englishman nevejr academy has provided him wdth op Longworth was one of the early vic tiok_____ WhUe there, pass a half ...... common parasite to be found in the has Micome. slightly below normal, respects you until you stand up to' portunity to attain celebrity in a tims of his own machine. hour figuring out how much ex blood are those of msdaria. In some then you could have some local him. He is afraid of nothing phy-' At almost any time either bremch ploration you can do and. how many tImlM of the tropical countries an orgdn- treati^its.to the growths, such as sical, but he is mortally afraid ofi sport or other activity, it chances todchixig them w1t)i nitrate of silver his own conscience.” of Congress could be Just as per novelties you can find without leav- ism known as the trjrpanosoma or that he sees an opportvmity to make In the building. the parasite of sleeping sickness or electric cautery. 'They are not Here are the principles of the Ma money by going back on his prom^ emptory in compelling action. But he Grand street push carts after b l o o d examinations <|oglobin of your blood is not plentl- may . be present In the blood. Some likely to recur; If you have your hatma. Never force, but ever an- insistent, persistent presentation o f ise, and if he does go back on it by when it is a matter which demands, Sitfall, just down from Manhat ARE im p o r t a n t ful enough. The color is expressed times in tropical countries blood jean- teeUk • corrected and thoroughly very urgently, early disposition,-no tan bridge . . . And- the Orchard be founds containing quantities of. a cleanse yqur Wood stream. facts before the moral tribunal of; wriggling out of the Army in some ------T in percentage, thus the normal the world. His whole theory of Ufa! such measures are ever resorted to. street maelstrom at any hour be A^very food physician considers | said to range from 85 small worm called the filarla san- way or other, our cadet is a welch fore six . . . The old “braisstowh’' glnis hotninis. Contraetlag T^reulosls and of society is so far removed: Many Congress’ rules, like a great b i ^ tMta of tfxe .utmost importance | percent to 100 per' cent. The hemo- from the conventional pifftern that: er; Just a plain welcher. belt on the East Side ..... The The blood can also be tested for Questiqn:-M- writes; “My many of our statutory laws, are last remnants of Old Chelsea in the aa an aid in' making diognoses. You ^ globin of the red cells gives them work-'brings ine in contact with a there is serious doubt whether ha- Cadet Cagle, intending to resign the Wsjssermaim and Widdel reac can persuade hia own fo'lowers to', made to keep in reserve—and there middle Twenties. tion. In this way the doctor may be Twiiti affecte.^, with tuberculosis. Do es soon as he had gotten the last The Hvmgarion and „ Gsrpsy you think there Is any danger of accept it Gandhi;would scrap all. atom of benefit to be squeezed out they stay. iS^heh you consider it the principal means that the cells of your body able to- determine the presence' .'of power machinery and have falB peo<>'' restaurants dotting upper Second ithod o f providing nourishment I diseases which might otherwise only my contracUng this disease, and if of West Point, suddenly finds him avenue almost anywhere above do not obtain as much oxygen as so what caution should 1 take?” pie return to spinning and weaving J drainage to' practically every they should. be suspected. My readers knoW their own cloth. Part of hia day it; self confronted by a very serious CENSUS RECOUNTS Eightieth street . . . . And if you Answer: It Is possible to contract jai^g'c I, ’ •j'Sw ... a ,~ c‘‘ '''"■'Sit -. Q MANCHESTE!R EVENING HEEALD, SOUTH B4ANCHESTBR, CONfN.,^ THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1930. BUjORDEREDPAIDBTfflEnilEN HEBRON BUPINGINSPECTIHFS Mr. and Mrs. John Twomey mo tored from Bridgeport on Saturday The following report of Building Inspector, Edward C.. Elliott, Jr., i Bills ordered paid by the Board Of Selectmen last night were as accompanied by Miss Helen Gilbert was accepted by the Selectmen iMt Honorable Board of Selectmen, . > 3 follows: 5,638.53 and Miss Helen Royce, both teach Ahem, Henry, April Estimate ...... ers in the Unquowa school in FIRST AIR MAIL Anderaon, Carl W., Labor and material 10.00 irs ^ ° M ™ r e ^ rt a s Building Inspector for the month of April, 1930, is here- 31.60 Bridgeport, sp'endlng the day with Anderson Sc Noren, Groceries ...... Miss Gilbert and enjoying a picnic On May 15.1918, the first regular Armstrong, Harry, Labor and material 3.50 with «.bnhtted; d w b LUNGS ‘ ’ ' E . t Cost 60.00 in the open air. Miss Gilbert return d ^ y air service in the world Armstrong, Wm., Care of d u m p ...... ed with them Saturday evening. William Munsie, Lot No. 65, Benton St...... 8 7,0M Baldwin, Peter A., Labor and material 46.50 W. Harry England, Lot. No. 69, Jensen St...... o,ow was inaugurated by the United 1.25 Mrs. Twomey is the art teacher at Barlo^, Clarence, Auto p arts ...... itti 74. the Unquowa school. W. Harry England, Lot No. 54, Jensen St...... 6,0TO States government between New Henry Floto, Lot No. 14, Do^e S t...... ^ ...... Blish, F. T. Hdw. Co., Hardware, etc...... 20.00 Miss Clarissa Lord of Storrs Col York and Washington. Bogaciuk, B., Rent ...... lege, accompanied several friends Tansia Lindstrom, Lot No. 146, Autumn St. ^ ^ *...... 3,000 Before this time there had been Brazauskas, J., Rent and Groceries ... 38.00 72.50 from that institution on a sight see 324,000 attempts to carry mail from point Calhoun, Patrick J., Plowing...... 18.80 ing trip about New York aty over to point or across intervening bodies Campbell’s Filling Station, Auto parts the week-end; GARAGES of water, but not on a large and Campbell’s Quality Grocery. Groceries 18.13 Edward J. Holl. Lot No. 32, Scarborci^h M . I.... 3 500, 9.15 Miss Marjorie Martin spent the 500, regular basis of service. Carpenter, J. L. Co., Truck parts ... week-end at the home of her par W. Harry England, Lot No. 3, North Elm St. The service was begun with a 86.32 ...... 400 i Center Auto Supply, Auto parts, etc. . 15.00 ents, the Rev. and Mrs. T. D. Mar Carl A. Johnson, 14 Jackson St 300 special stamp of 24 cents to a let Chartier, R. J., Board and care ...... tin, returning to Dalton, Mass., John Clough, Lot No. 11, Washington St. .... ter, but later the rate was reduced 41.00 . 275 Cheney Brothers, R ent...... •; • • 12’5o'Monday morning, Joseph Angell, 118 Glenwood St...... 250 to 16 and then again to 6 cents. Connecticut Co., Current-McLean Hiu 60.041 The local Christian Endeavor so- Albin Wolfram, Autumn St...... The distance between the cities was Correnti. Paul, Groceries ...... 2 2«5iciety united with Gilead Sunday 32,225 negotiated in three hours amd 22 Dewey-Richmaa Co., Office Supplies • 121501 evening, at which time a moving minutes. Dolge, C.“ B., DisinfectentsD isinfectents...... 1 picture reel showing “The Rich MISCELLANEOUS , < At first the Washington-New Dudek’s Service StaUon, Auto rep airs...... young Ruler’’ was given. Earl G. Campbell, Main St. Cor. Mid. Tpk. East ....g a s Station 310,000 York service was maintained by East Hartford, Town of. Aid Rendered...... yhe Rev. T. D. Martin and Allan Earl G. Campbell, East Center St. Comer Poster .., Stetion\ 2 ,^ the air service of the army, but Farr, Mrs. L., Rent ...... 5 1 0 'L. Carr were present at the meet- Karl Marks, 136 Summer St...... ??? as soon as its reliability was dem Fischer, Gustave Co., Office Supplies...... • • • • , i^g of the Pastors’ Union of Tolland John Buchanan, 175 Woodland St...... Hen Coops onstrated, it was taken over by the Great AUantic & Pacific Tea Co.. Groceries...... ' County - ■ on ----- Monday------at- the =Second----- August Mlldner. 19 Lindman St...... Hen Coops 100 Postoliice Department. Grezel, Alfred A.. Collecting PaUs ...... 41 .75 Congregational church. North Cov Ernest Sass, 570 Vernon St...... • -Shea <0 Although the service was dis Hale, J. W. Co., Brush ...... 7.50 entry. An enthusiastic program was Thomas J. Lewie, Bolton Center R o ad ...... - Hen ^op 75 continued in 1920 from motives of Hayes, Archie H.. Truck h ir e ---- 59.63 carried out and a fine dinner served Walter Cassells, 57 Oxford St...... -n Coop economy, similar services were es Herald Printing Co., Advertising . 90.97 at the parish house. H. F. Tarbox, 611 No. Main St...... 4,,..H en Coop 00 tablished between the larger cities. Manchester> Alfred WlUiams, a student at Holl, E. J., Rent, etc 2.85 : 813,200 On September 8 of the same year Ingraham, A. W.. Labor and m aterial...... 00 Berkeley Divinity School, New Ha the transcontinental mail was in alterations Sc ADDITIONS ’ , Est. Cost We Are Headquarters for the Following: Jarvis, Alex., L o am ...... 2.20 ven, wiU preach at the morning augurated between New York and Keith, G. E. Furniture Co., Castors 20.00 sendee at St. Peter’s Episcopal CamiUe GambolatU, Bell St...... 3 1 , ^ San Francisco. Kellum, J. W. R e n t...... ” *"!!!! 150.01 church, next Sunday, a t 11 o’clock. Rogers Paper Mfg. Co., 216 Hartford Road ...... l.iw Boy Scout Articles Kittel’s Market,■ " Groceries^ __ _ ...... The hour of service was chamged Mary Salvatore, etal, 50 Pine St...... •••.“ *...... Koehler, Martin, Labor—^N. W. Cem etery...... somewhat, in order to accommodate Saul Berman, 801 Main S t.,...... Of course you have heard of the 00 refined panhandler who asked a Kottke, Mrs. Augusta, R e n t...... 22.00 with the bus schedule. Paul Parcharck, 75 North S t ...... 3 ^ Kuezynski, E., R e n t...... 3.75 Arthur Eiseman and family, of O. E. Powell, 226 Woodbridge St...... passerby for 15 cents to buy a choc T.pttnev E. A.. Labor and m aterial...... 98.00 Elmhurst, L. I., spent the week-end Francis P. Wetherell, 130 Washington S t ...... olate malted. Luettgens, W. E., 18 Dogs Killed, 13 Investigations, etc at their country place here, the for Fred Carpenter, 63 Pitkin St...... Iw Coats, Shirts, Breeches 16.00 mer Congregational parsonage. Lundberg, G. A. F., M. D., Medical Services...... 20.00 Michael Foley, 38-40 Summer St...... Madden, J. H., Groceries...... Recent guests at the home of Mr. 25.00 and Mrs. Sherwood Miner were Mrs. 4,350 HOW TO REDUCE Manchester Construction Co., Rent ...... • • • ■ 2,408.47 Manchester Electric Co., lUectric Service...... 23.54 Bertha Downing of New Britain, T o tals...... 343,775 Hats, Belts, Hose, Neck Manchester Gas Co., Gas^Seryice ...... • fis.95 Mrs. W. S. Park of New London Respectfully submitted, VARICOSE VEINS Manchester Lumber Co., Lumber, etc...... • • ok’ss and U. E. Clark of TylerylUe. It was EDW. C. ELLIO’TT, JR. Manchester Motor Sales Co., Auto ; ...... iat’is twenty-eight years previously when SSchester Plumbing Sc Supply Co., Hardware, etc...... 147.15 Mr. and Mrs. Miner last saw these Bob Gently Upward and Toward family, Paul Broome, and of her year, and in some parts of the town erchiefs and Slide and Manchester Public Market, ^Groceries ...... 33*06 guests, until their present visit. even the supplies of well water are the Heart asf Blood In Veins A good representation from He niece, Mrs. Leroy Benzlngcr, in Flows That Way. Mexican Petroleum Corp., Oil ...... 25.00 Hopevale. beginning to be threatened. Mickalonis, Stanley, R e n t---- bron Center attended the Mothers’ John N. Hewitt is having his 11.70 day pageant gfiven a t the Gilead The early crops, grass and vege Many people have become de Mohr’s Bakery, B read ...... 25.48 tation in general are suffering from house on Hebron Green painted. Haversacks Morris Sc Company, M e a t---- Congregational church -on Sunday Harold Gray and Sherwood Miner spondent because they have been 20.00 last St. Peter’s Episcopal church the lack of rain. Brooks and ponds Mozzer’s Market, Groceries .._ ^ 1.17 ^ are doing the wdrk. led to believe that there is no reme ' \ New Model Laundry, Laundry Service...... ^ held an early session in otder to ac are very low for this time of the dy that will reduce swollen veins commodate those of its members And in a few days’ notice can procure any article Packard’s Pharmacy, Drugs, etc ...... 4.15 and hunches. \ Plnehurst Grocery, Groceries .. who wished to attend the pageant, If you will get a two-ounce orig 31.06 and the Center Congregational for the Boy Scout or Scout Master. Get your uniform Pola, Luigi, Groceries ...... 42.00 inal bottle of Moone*s Emerald Oil Polish Grocery Co., Groceries .. church was closed for the day. (full strength) at any first-class 7.75 Messrs. Donald Campbell and and appurtenances for the coming events. Quinn, J. H. & Co., D ru g s ...... 14.00 drug store and apply it night and Rogers, Mrs. A. M., R e n t...... Thomas Carson, of Berkeley Divini morning as directed you will quick 23.25 ty School, New Haven, were guests ly notice an improvement which will Scharr Brothers, Mower, etc. ... 1.20 Schiebel Brothers, Truck parts . of their classmate, Allan L. Carr, at continue until the veins and bunch 17.25 St Peter’s rectory, Tuesday eve Schieldge, Wm. H., PrinUng ... 30.50 es are reduced to normal. Scott, O. M. Sc Sons, Co., Seeds . ning. Moone's Emerald Oil is a h ara- 28.70 A meeting of the .Hebron Wom less, yet, most powerful germicide C. E. HOUSE & SON, Inc, Seaman, Harry E., Coal .. 4.85 o„ Shearer, James M., Auto p arts ...... 24 21 en's Exchange was held Tuesday and two oimces last a very long Smith, Thomas D., Groceries...... q'oq afternoon at the Congregational time. Indeed, so powerful is Emer South Bolton Dairy, Milk ...... * 1 a4*7R church parlor. Officers were elected ald Oil that old chronic sores and So. New England Telephone Co., Telephone Service...... for the coming year, as follows: ulcers are often entirely healed and State of Connecticut, Board and ewe ...... President, Mrs. Chauncey B. Kin anyone who is disappointed with its State Trade School, Labor and m aterial...... 5 so ney; secretary, Mrs. Ruby Gibson; use can have their money refunded. Tar Products Corp., T arm ac...... !*.!!!! ’ 3.75 treasurer, Mrs. Edward A. Smith; Magnell Drug Co., South Manches assistant treasurer, Mrs. Arnold C. hill of beautu ter, sells lots of it.—Adv. ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PAYS T?MCh, jSSoS^W esreem eW ...... r $2 00 Foote; directresses, Mrs. Chaimcey B. Kinney, Mrs. Asa W. Ellis, Mrs. Herbert Porter. Plana were discuss Valvoline Oil Co., Gas^ and oil - ...... ;;*■** ■‘‘*...... 9.92 ed for the year and it was decided West Side Dairy, Milk .. .. • ; ...... «S46.30 to open the Colonial Airline Tea rouse full of beaufy for only $31 Willis, G. E. & Son, Coal and o i l ...... Room and Women’s Elxchange on 41.66 Friday, May 30, for the season. Tea That's a big promise. But Artlac Wilson, H. L., Salary as Sealer ...... 32.06 A Wilson, Joseph C., Labor and matenal , room and exchange will be run on will make good on it. Artlac is a mar 7.20 the same plan as last year, the tea Wogman, George, Milk ...... 200.00 vel ous paint discovery that can transform Bradley, H. O., Use of c a r ...... t*' ' room being in charge of Mrs. Her 1 ' 29.25 bert Porter. It will be <^eiL every ‘ your old odds and ends of furniture into Chambers, David & Loiiise,, Tax r^uM ^ 300.00 Digney, John, Use of csif ...... • ■ I...... *« day, including Sunday. 20.00 Edward A. Smith, Mark "H. W. bright, exciting, new things. Dougan, Thomas G., Ambulance service 1.55 Ensworth, L. L. & Son, Supplies...... Hills, and Max Frankel went to Even though you know next to nothing 2.35 Hartford on Wednesday to continue about painting you can get professional BoaVd « r e ■ J7.00 the agitation for an electric lighting system which will make it possible results with Artlac. It's the easiest paint ^d^r’e Lhboratoriea. inc.. ^iture Media...... ■ 40.00 for those in the locality in which in the world to use. Just paint it on over they live to have the lights. Mr. any smooth, clean surface, and it will M?“ch«t«’J?morlM • V •••••••■•• • Hills has a private plant but the others have none and are deprived even itself out into the silkiest finish you CAR DEALERS SSe? K .« ‘sS: & u n d « . 0 of electric lighting in their homes or ever saw. Ninth School District, Teachers, etc. ..^ ...... 1 3 40 on the farms. At a previous confer ence before the Public Utilities Let us show you the beautiful new Art DEMONSTRATE WITH Noble & Westbrook Mfg. Co., Daters, etc...... ^ t Stavinsky Bro., ...... '*'"!!!!! 144.00 Commission, held about three weeks lac colors.Let us telly ou some of the amaz- Strickland, W. A., Stone ago, the Utilities Commission rec 9!oo ommended that the Electric Light I Ing thingsyou can do with this great paint. SOCONY Taylor and Cummings, Milk _ , 13.33 Work, Theodore, S., License p la te s ...... •; Company try to make arrange 75 ments with the Telephone Company Anderson, Ethel,.r#ib Teacher ...... 43.00 Cassells, Alice E., Clerk to have the electric light carried by THE F. T. BLISH HDW. CO. Dean, Joseph G., Manual T rain in g ...... means of the telephone wires, in iiTThth School District, Teachers, etc...... 277 M the vicinity alluded to. 793 Main St., South Manchester Fifth School District, Teachers, etc...... Miss Lillie Broome has returned First School District, T ethers, ®tc...... to her home in Brooklyn, N. Y., aft er having been the guest for about Fourth School District, Teachers, etc...... ■w Healv, Sarah, Sub Teacher ...... two weeks of her brother-in-law and Hoit»ah. Edith, | | ;;;; |11 Go to the car dealer for the Miner, Nan W., H ygienist...... 115.00 _ rn Vri1T*QA ...... AAV.WVr Moore, Isabelle T., Nurse 9.37 Reynolds, Ruth, Sub. Teacher S47an Second school District, Teachers, e tc ...... 847.^ Seventh School District, Teachers, etc...... TRUTH Iporer, Addald. M., ,Dr.wtag Teacher ...... 100.00 » Supemat, Willo, Music T eacher...... Talcott, Helen, Gym. Teacher ...... 65.00 Third School District, Teachers, eta ..... •. • • • • • 506.25 about gasoline— knows ! Fitzgerald, L. P., Sales and Service, Ford Roadster 200.00 50.00 Grimason, Robert H., Uniform ...... 55 Holl, E. J., Insurance...... Knofla, ArtburA., insur^ce...... SiSo ’HAT sells a new car? This impression it makes when Rich, Richard G., Insurance 2A1 Rogers, Willard B., Insurance...... 41.40 demonstrated. That’s why more dealers in New York Smith. Robert J., Insurance ...... 9.20 W «;tate Trade School, Labor and matenal and New England demonstrate their cars with Socony Special Solman, Mrs. C. W., Treas., Child Welfare approp...... - ^’000-0° 381,708.18 plus Ethyl than with any other motor fuel. ON- Your car, too, will always give "demonstration perform WOMAN WINS AIR PRIZE • ciety fbr a paper on airships. She has been on the technical staff of London —Hilda M. Lyon, young the British Airship Works for five ance” ^ y o u use .Socony Special plus Ethyl— the only pre Englishwoman, is the first woman years and has helped design num to win the R-38 Memorial prize of erous aircraft, among them Eng mium gasoline sold in New Ybrk and New England to which fered by the Royal Aeronautical So land’s new airship, the R-101. Frigidaire is sold with a definite guarantee, backed Ethyl is added. by General Motors. And still more important For years Socony Special was recognized as the best pre to you as a purchaser is mium gasoline in its territory. Now the addition of Ethyl Costs 85 Cents a Month the £act that year after hi ^ ' year Frigidaire contiziues makes it the finest motor fuel that science has yet developed To Lose Pounds of Ugly Fat to give satisfisetion ~ St long after the guarantee —explains why sales keep jumping month by month. and also gain in ambition and keen has c^ired* Thousands of Women ness of z^d? If service should be re- Know This Is True G*t on th# seal*! to-day and se® quired it is rendered how much you wel»h—then cent bottle of Kfu/cben. Satie which instantly and without 7 How would you like to lose 15 win last you for 4 weeks. Take one removing the machine pounds of fat in a month and at the half teaspoonful every mormna In a class of hot water and when you from the premises. same time increase your energy and have flnIsMd the first bottle wel»h yourself again. . improve your health? Now you can laugh at the people How would you like to lose im- who pay hundrada of dollara to a fow pounds of fat—now you will SPECIAL GASOLINE plu s ETHYL healthy fat that you don’t need and know the pleasant way to lose un don’t want and at the same time sightly fat and you’ll also know that 0-807 feel better than you have for years? the 6 vitalizing satis of Kruschen AIRCRAFT OIL (Satis that your blood, nerves ana ■'v . '4’' How would you like to lose your glands must have to function proper t ' « '’double chin and your too prominent ly)—^have presented you with glori PAUL HILLERY, INC. abdomen and at the same time ous health. ^ ,, 748 Bfala Street, Sooth Sfaooheitw '' Befefe making your luramer automobile tripi, write to Socony Touring Serrica, make your skin so dean and clear After that you’ll want to walk around and say to your friends,— THE MANCHESTER ELECTRIC CO 23 Broadway, New York G ty, for belt routes and information on road conditions, that It will compel admiration? "One 85 cent bottle of Kruschen Salts Sooth Maochoet<^ ,>^>; How .would you like to get your Is worth one hundred dollars qf any 778 Main Street, weight down to normal and at the fat person’s money.’’ Leading 'druggists America over STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW sasoa time develop th a t urge for sell Kruschen Salts—you can always activity that makes work a pleasure get it at Packard’s Pharmacy.—Adv. 4*/. V . ■ A a i -. i'- ■: .. \ -iS.-i( K ‘ - ^St.' ■ I • ■ e •>* ■ M Anoii:^ E^m¥G h k a iS " ^ ^ - M conn, thuespay, m ay. ib, m o, ' ^ --■ ' ' " ""•" FATE OF TARIFF B ill {l in e r s in k s,sc h o o n e r, RAIN SEEN AS BOOSTER j OF GARDEN CLUB SALE Van Wagner’s Service Statk» CREW OF EIGHT SAVED a n Main street TM. 6891 Wall Street RESTS WITH COAUTION Official A. S. A. Station ____ REPORliS’ PZ IF IT IS BEAL SERVICE YOU WANT—BBINO IT HEBE. cm SMTH CHARGES - New York, May 16.— (AP)—The Seedlings^and Plants to Be Of• schooner Azua, bound for Bermuda Briefs Washington, May 15.— (AP) — j 4 ' ^ ' ' fered at Store Near Bid- RADIATOR FLUSHING with a cargo of coal, was rsmimed Car greai^g and crankcase service on my new eJeoIrlo lift. Whether the; Urltty,bin win b e j^ jjj (lliestioil? and’Bunk early today by the Savan V well's at Center. ‘ nah-liner a t y of Atlanta, 47,*mUes WE USE THAT GOOD SHELL OIL AT SOo PER QUART. passed or not depended today. Con' The Best Oil Money Can Boy. , iHit Guky of Polkieal Activi- New York, May 15 —^ Domestic gresslonal leaders believed, on southwest of Barnecat Light, N. J., Local Garden club members wel the Savannah line was advised, to If your car hasn’t got the old pep try sales of copper during the past whether the Senate’s Democratic-In M to Him bn B e^s of comed toe rain today, as did every V GAS AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE day by radio. j ty Bat Stock Market Qwz week totaled 136,700 phort tons, the dependent Republican coalition can J. E. McLean, master and owner body else whose gardens and'lawns ^ It costs no more than other gas but, oh> what a difference. largest weekly tonnage ever sold in muster a majority for , a final test of toe Azua, and all seven members were suffering from toe protracted His Trip; 4 . accessories the history of the industry, metal on its amendment revoking the of his crew were taken aboard toe dry sped. The rain will benefit toe IsStM O g. plants and seedlings which toe club Tires, tubes, batteries, spark idngs, gaskets, noost everything I and minerals markets reports. A President’s authority to make City of Atlanta, which proceeded to Savannah with her bow damaged will offer for sale Saturday all day yon want for the car. Conie In and get my prices and 1 am sure emergency changes in import duty Panama City, May 15— (AP) very acUve foreign business brought above toe water line. beg^inning at 10 a. m '., and help start yon will be satisfied. rates. Read Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd, Dallas, Texas, May 14.— (AP)— the combined bokoings to a total of In Deadlock. The Azua was a four master. The them when they are planted in their Exonerated of charges of undue who returned to American soil City of Atlanta sailed from New new locations. 8 HOUR BATTERY CHARGING 196,000 tons. The buying wave, The Republican conferees of the; Txilitical activity in the 1928 cam- yesterday after tw o. years in the York yesterday with 22 passengers Only a few of toe gardeners have Bring it in the.morning, get It at night. ' ^ g n , Bishop James Cannon, Jr., of which started Wednesday of last two houses have reached an impasse i week, attained its peak last Mon and a cargo of freight. notified toe committee what kind of Washington, D. C., today still faced and before the end of the week the i Antarctic, has coined a non-commit Although confirmation was lack annuals and perennials they will day just before most of the sellep Senate Republican majority of the | tal reply to interviewers which has complaints signed by more than a advanced the domestic quotation to ing from Captain Diehl pf the City donate, but it is safe to assume score of delegates, to the general conference committee are to ask to | proved quite "as effective as that of Atlanta, it was believed toe col there will be toe usual wide variety. conference, Methodist Episcopal 13 cents. be relieved of an agreement restrict-, lision occurred in thick fog. The The list in hand already includes a ■ — } ing them from abandoning this used by Colonel ’Lind^rgh. church south, that he speculated on Colonel Lindb'erg]^" frequently par night was pitch black and toe sea few. of toe better known rock gar the Stock Market. Offering is being made of amendment. den plants, such hardy flowers as 000,000 National Power & Light Co. The coalition today was discussing ried questions with: ‘T have nothmg choppy. Nearly six hours of deliberation to say." Rear Admiral Byrd vanes The Azua was struck amidships, veronica, delphiniums, pink and by the Episcopacy committee yes 5 per cent debentures, due May l, whether it'should oppose this re and sank quickly with its heavy white hardy chrysanthemums, peri l^ m O N IMPROVEMENT 2030,. as the first step in a new quest or grant it and then oppose the wording, but is. no less firm terday failed to clear Bishop Can when the questions touch the per cargo. The vessel was built 12 winkle, coreopsis, iris, pink and non of the speculation allegations. financing program. The debentures the conference report, if the amend yews ago. Its tonnage was 605. It white sweet rocket, phlox, Chinese To this work our moiiernly equipped shop ' are priced at 91, to yield about 5.50 ment is not included. When the con sonal or scientific phases of his ex For three hours in the afternoon pedition. He says:, ‘T had a most i ^ e d from Hoboken for Bermuda forget-me-not, and among the an is devoted. All branches of automotive and 45 minutes at night Cannon per cent and are callable at 106 on ference report is brought to the Sen oh Monday, with a coal load valued nuals promised are pansies, zinnias, thirty days notice at any time up ate,' the issue will be approval or re interesting time.” ...... ' electric service and repairing, skillfully was on the witness stand. Much of at $12,000. The City of Atlanta is petunias, snapdragons, upright handled. Quick and satisfactory work the time he was known to have to and including April 30, 2030, they jection of the 'entire bill. Retiring early last night after an a 6,433 ton ship, built at Chester, growing verbena, salpiglosis and will rank equally ^ t h an outstand Republicans were of the opinion arduous day of ceremony and g r a t spent reading papers, presumably in Pa., in 1904. stocks. guaranteed. reply to the photostatic documents ing issue of 39,500,000^ 6 per cent that the coalition could kill the bill ing the rear admiral and the five The sale will be held in the vacant presented by Judge G. T. Fitzhugh debentures due in 2026. This t o ^ c - by refusing the conferees a free members of the expedition who ac Scientific ing will be followed by an offering hand the Democrats replied that the store at 539 Main street, near Bid- of Memphis purporting the records companied him aboard, the Rangi- WOED DISCUSS PACT well’s Candy and Soda Shop at the Electric Maintenance of Automobiles of his stock market transactions. of additional shares of $6 dividend Republicans were willing to let it tiki from Dunedin, New Zealand, cumiUative preferred stock of no- Center, The store will be open to After Bishop Cannon left the die. awoke today to a new round of morrow afternoon at 3:30 to receive HYDRAULIC BRAKE SERVICE committee room, the committee pare value. It is planned to retire speeches and acclaim-. .. London, May 15.— (AP)—Premier all of the $7 dividend preferred now Today’s Schedule plants, with Mrs. W. W. Eells, Mrs. “We Start and Stop You” ' spent nearly two more hours dis Ramsay MacDonald today told the Harold Belcher and Mrs. William outstanding, amounting to 140,295 The explorers were tdlowed the House of Commons, Britain’s part in cussing his case. The sole known KIN OF ROOSEVELT DIES morning to themselves at their Taylor in attendance, and at 9 accomplishment of that session was shares. the recent London naval conferences o’clock Saturday morning a number a two paragraph statement which hotel, but with the afternoon their would be opened up to the - widest SOUTH MANCHESTER GARAGE schedule called for visiting a swim of the committee members will be GEO. L. HAWLEY Residence placed the committee definitely on The National Biscuit Q o . , has ac possible discussion. at toe store to prepare for selling Business quired Pacific Coast Biscuit ^ for New York, May 15.— (A P)—W. ming exhibition by Coach Henry. J. The premier defended the accom Phone 7860 478 Center St. Phone 5864 record as supporting the political Grieser’s Red, White, and Blue at 10 o’clock. activities of five bishops. 140,(XM) common shares and Bishop Emlen Roosevelt, capitalist and a, plishments of the parleys, declaring An attraction at this third annual cousin of the late Theodore Roose-j Troupe, tea at the American Lega however small their results might & Co., for 70,000 common shares. tion with the diplomatic corps at plant sale of the Garden club will be velt, died today at his Fifth ave-1 have been, they were only possible an exhibit of windmills, bird-houses, t h e y a l l d o t h e n tending, and a dinner at the home nue home at the age of 73. i through “very great forbearance, bird baths and other garden novel BERTHA; Well, I know one An extension to May 22 has been Mr. Roosevelt had been ill for | of Governor Harry Burgess. helpfulness and good will of all the ties, made and colorfully decorated woman who thinks her husband is granted in the time for deposit of some time at his home at 804 Fifth j The party last night appeared a the Wilcox Rich B stock, under the delegates.” by W. E. Keyes of 17 Washington perfectly wonderful. avenue. He died at 6:30 o’clock this ^I jolly crowd at their hotel, the Mr, MacDonald said the gathering plans for a merger with the Eaton street. .BEATRICE: So you’ve ]ust morning. . jj Tivoli, where Charles E. Lofgren, was not merely a naval conference corhe from a wedding?—Answers. Axle & Spring Co. He was a member of the financial I Ralph S. Haines, and Richard Kont- but had been aimed at making a house of Roosevelt and Son, chair er, Russell Owen, and-Lloyd Berk- “substantial contribution to toe I ner, who arrived'with Rear Admiral STRICKLAND SECURES RELIABLE SERVICE man of AU America Cables, and an problem of general disarmament.” New Achievement f in e f is h officer and director in numerous i Byrd, all are staying. ‘ He continued: “We must bend our ThfiCs What You Get at other organizations. ! The explorer’s plans call for a ■attention not merely to the sea but VOSS WASHER AGENCV Bloomsburg, Pa.— Walter Ran- He was the son of James and 1 direct run from Panama to New to the air and the land as well. The In Face Powder ' York aboard his bark, the City of dusky wiU go a long time before he Elizabeth Roosevelt and married the mere limitation of one form of The skin of youth lies in every box s New York, which is due here from catches any fish quite so fine as 27 former Christine Kean. armament will not go very far to Merton H. Strickland, of Main of new wonderful MELLO-GLO In 1923 W. Emlen Roosevelt gave i New Zealand about May 23. secure the peace of the world.” street, has been appointed by toe Face Powder. The purest powder trout he bagged recently.. They 11% acres of wildland surrounding The prime minister said failure to Voss Washer Company of Daven made—its color is passed by the U. were all under size and when caught the”grave of Theodore Roosevelt at The whale is not a fish. It is a get results at Geneva undoubtedly port, Iowa, as local distributor for Expert Repairing on All Cars S. Government. No pastiness, fiaki- by Game Warden Lithwhiler, he Oyster Bay, Long Island, to the had caused the nations to fall back the firm. The Voss Company has ‘ ness or irritation. A new French mammal which lives on toe surface was fined $270. This fine of $10 a National Association of Audubon of toe water, breathes air (firectiy into their old fears and supersti been in the washer field for more process makes it spread more Societies for a wild bird sanctuary tions regarding security, “but it is than 50 years so local people w ll be smoothly and prevents large pores. fish was made because Randus^ through nostrils, and gives birth to Willys Knight and Whippet Work told the warden he had only caugM and shrine for bird lovers. Several of living young which ate suckled ai i still possible to correct that state satisfied concerning the integrity of -\ No more shiny noses—^it stays on I the Roosevelts ’have estates near of mind.” the manufacturers. . longer. Use MELLO-GLO. The J. W. four, while a search revealed the 27 the breast of the mother. in his game coat. that of the former president. To introduce toe Voss Washer in a Specialty Hale Co., South Manchester.—Adv. this vicinity Mr. Strickland is giving a valuable electric flat iron free with every purchase of a Voss Washer Business Men this month. The Voss is indorsed by Good Housekeeping Institute and ; No need of tying up .your delivery trucks. We fix embodies an exclusive patent on a floating agitator. ‘ Further details them while they are idle. THE ANSWER TO YOUR QUESTION, about this principle will be found elsewhere in the Herald. Dial 4407 for Service Mr. Strickland has also been ap pointed by the Manchester Gas “WHATS THE GASOLINE TO BUY IN 1930?#: Company to sell toe Glenwood In J. T. McNamara, Manchester Green . . M -ft'. sulated gas ranges. Several ranges ' '.-...J r*-, . will be on the floor and visitors will be welcome to inspect them with no obligation at all. The latest in gas water heaters, the Kompals is also on display. Due to the unprecedented demand for General Electric refrigerators, Free Free Free prospective -purchasers are request ed to place their order at least two Upholstered Furniture weeks before delivery. According to figures just released the G. E. Ticket Given With Every 50c Purchase Company will merchandise 145 mil lion dollars worth of refrigerators. First Prize, High Chair; Second, Occasional Chair; Ttod, PUn® It will take 12,000 carloads to de Bench; Fourth, Radio Bench; Fifth, Bedroom Bench; Sixto, Foot liver and distribute the G. E. this Stool. year. Today G. E. has achieved first place in domestic refrigeration from Atlantic combines in the nothing four years ago. Mr. Strickland reports May busi ness for 1930 just about 100 per Washing - Polislung - GreaBng cent^ over May, 1929, on toe G. E. refrigerator. Nineteen G. E.’s were Prompt and Efficient Service at installed in May to date is Man chester’s share of toe total sales in Reasonable Prices. the United States. highest practical EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE Radiators F{lushed and. Cleaned Stamford, May 5.— (AP.)—Prob The famous Purge method guarantees you permanent able cause for a charge of embezzle and satisfactory results.; ment of $5,500 from toe Yale and Towne Mfg. Co., was found against Tire and Battery Service William Hann, 43, of 7 East Gun-] the essential hiU Road, New York, by Judge Lee Tires and Tubes at New Low Justus J. Fennel in Stamford aty] Court this morning, and Hanh was | Prices. See Us Now bound over to toe next criminal / * term of toe Superior Court at Bridgeport in default of $5,000 bail. Service That Pleases a t . He was employed for 18 years at complete all-round motor fuel toe local factory. Berg0n & Bcrmaii Battery Co. He was in charge of expert workmen, who are sent to various 24 Main Street, Phone 3819', Manchester, Conn. cities by toe company to repair and install bank locks. It is alleged that Hann drew expense money for fake trips in toe past few years and kept toe money himself.'A sudden rise in expense money caused toe Investi gation. ’ FINE o “What a'terrible-looking dog.” HEL-L HEL-ko . e x t r a - p o w e r e d “I tell-you that dog'cost me a I thousand pounds.’’ ‘ ^ “That mongrel? Impossible! “He did—he once bit a dancer . INSTANT PICK-UP jin toe leg.”—Der Lustige;Sachse, Buick ^ en cy Speaking I Leipzig. MAXIMUM MILEAGE Have you seen our good used cars? If not, we are- An ’ educator says • that! young here^to show you and also demonstrate and our prices I men no longer - burn the; midnight oil. It’s banana oil now. ' ' ' \ are righ t. 1927 Buick Coupe standard ■fi' 1927 Buick Coupe Standard ■ 1^ 7 Buick Sedan Standard 1^ Dodge Sedan ; ' ; 1925 Hupmobile Sedan. ‘ 1925 Maxwell Sedan - Special 1930 Buick Demonstrator W e recommend these cars rad wiU guarantee; .1).' I - r -r • ...f, > . James M. Shearer Tel. 7220 T(^7220 BUICK - MARQUETTE SUPER- /■ . * rt .I' '■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOITO MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1980; P A ^ t l ■.■■ ■ ' -1..3 -.V ^ • • / the warmer weather thins the fluid repair shop caught it on the radiator a connection to' the frame which such corrosion commences wear pro Suggest Channel Highway needs occasional tightening. smd results in less effective spring ceeds at a more rapid rate. drain cock which broke off and control. This can bd offset to a very caused him a lot of unnecessary With mechanical braking systems Fortunately, lubrication is great there are additional brake rods, large extent'by allowing the springs Dealers Here Offer ■ y Motor Hints ly improved and the pins are show grief. shafts, universal points and other to work “d^.” *1110 situation is just ered, or even force fed, with oil. % mechanism that may ratHe when the reverse of that in cold weather. Timely Soggestlons on tli« Unosuai Yahies This acts as a protection. Further Stops Battery Corrosion worn. Over a rough stretch of road Automatic chassis lubrication, if Care of tUe Vm t b> the Auto more, with the introduction of the Those corroded terminals of the Ie n g l is h c h a n n e l ] the driver can usually silence these overdone, will provide so much oil mobile Club ol Hartford. constat clearance tjrpe of piston battery can be taken care of by the c a n a l I by pressing on the brake pedal light for the shackles as to lubricate the there 4s less leakage during the simple process of greasing them. ly while feeding gas with the hand spring ends. About the best rule, Gibson’s Garage and Super-ServT warming up process which is when This does not mean even the trouble control. This puts the brake mech therefore, for the motorist with the ice Station offers to the motoring Gas Wears Piston Fins raw gasoline is most prone to get of unloosening them and smearing ^i»yr»E gyi anism rmder tension. latest equipment is to guard against public of Manchester a free, brake " How tight fitting pistons and rings past the pistons. To offset these ad them with vaseline. Some rattling is a direct result of being too liberal with oU, if he wants inspection service on the‘ Raybestos vantages, however, pistons are now ftan spare the piston pins excess In some service stations mechanics minor shimmying of the front best, riding qualities, in wauih Scientific Brake Testing MacMne. extremely cutaway in design so that merely pour a little heavy oil over wheels. There is just enough insta weather, ... Brakes adjusted or relUigd^br tested wear may seem to be merely a what fuel does get by can reach the the terminals, using a grade of lu bility to set up vibrations which li- r' at this garage do not grind of grjib, mechanical process, but it is chemi pins more readily. _ bricant similar to that employed for shake the entire car. Sometimes i sq\iealing and groaning stops Are NEW AUTO RECORD cal as well. The piston pins are apt transmissions. The oil works its this is caused by too liberal lubrica eliminteed and your car comes toL.a .Jack Up With Care way over the entire surface of the tion of the front end,” but more usu ——* fo be damaged by the gasoline that More thah 6,300,000 automobiles smooth even stop' Raybestos piiv- Cars are s o ' low, the front axle terminals and provides protection ENGLISH CHANNEL ally by wear on the king pins or ducts are nationally known an Expert Bolck and Nash Repairing mesm -to the motorist better mileage, complete'Ipbricatlon and greater power withbnt Increase in cost. . r: f/ow She Hitting? Special Flat Bate Price on Removing % Or a n g e TO SHELL ^ C^boh and Grinding V alves...... $10 \ . Flat Rate Prices On All Tj^ies of Work Bl^SBAEL KLEIN 1^. J. MORIABTY - ien Lafayette, ;il; Army 8. Terms if desired. Trade in your old Georgetown, 8; Guilford, 8. Brown, 7; LowcH Textile, 3. Amherst, 9; Wesleyan, S. i car. Let lis demonstrate. EXPERT REPAIRING AND Holy Cross '38,13; Brown ’88, 8. PRINCIPLE; Wilhama, 8; Boaten U., 2. ; t bvERHAUMNG Harvard, 14; Bates, 9. ; / . h i ' . ' ■; . Mount St. Mary’s, 0; WartiliigtcBi^! T 1 R E S Q (5 Innings, rsln). ' Navy, 14; William and Mary, 0- e. are built'^~a firm witlT over 31 years o f ^elusive tire construction experience c o m p l e t e LUBRICATION SEKVICE Juniata, 9; Penn State, 4. - . . and represent the utmost that money can buy in their four respective price fields.! Wyoming Semiaary, 11;. BtoomufJ: Come in and let us aid you in selecting the type o f Fisk-which will serve you bfst! CaU7220 burg, 10. I—at the lowest possible first cost.' J V. M. I., 10; liarjdaad, 8. Norwich, 4; Venamt, 2. - .■ WOUam and M iry ’88. 8; FlibM, 0. NO BOAB m ROBINSON AUTO SIW I.T Service StdtiMi ’The. governor ot Vlvtr Phone 50i2 or 5516 a t ------415 MAIN STREET, 18 Main StraM - :t>:- '• >■-' M t wnuRSTTBR RVENIMG HERALD. SOOTH MAiSCBBSifllt: C0NN,,^;^^ !?> PAttB TWELVE I Cbml^^Bii^ts Alto^Dier Smart Practical OuWt By ANNETTE The Cheaper They Are the For the befwh, wee inodems sm PAGE FOURTEEN ^ >. TH EC V‘>r* :!>» k t96S(K)IKKX9C ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 HOUSES FOR RENT 65 CHINESE WQIDING ' LOST AND FOUND SITUATIONS WANTED— BROOKLYirS VICTORY ' W ant Ad InA>nnation______FEMALE 38 FOR RENT — UNFURNISHED f o r r e n t —s ix ROOM house, With The Leaders room in Tinker Block, suitable for all improvements. Garage' ff heed JUSTIFIES TRADES l o s t —DOG, COLLAR and license, EXPERIENCED reliable young girl ed. Large rooms, location very New York, May 15.—(AP)^The Manchester light housekeeping. Inquire at old .songr told in measured lyrics the No. 87657. Reward. Phone 3624. wishes housework, would go as Glenney’s Store. central,'Telephone 4920. . .. Evening Herald waitress. Phone 8520. (Including Games of May 14,) raptures of a Chinese honeymoon, l o st —PAIR OF glasses, near, FURNISHED ROOM, suitable for WILL LEASE WITH • buying op A,raong the trades which made a National: but it was to ‘that Occidental re tion, new house, six rooms and sun CLASSIFIED Cheney sUk mills. Finder please light housekeeping in Selwitz good many baseball fans think that Batting—Stephenson, Cubs .458. treat of the newly married, Atlantic call 11 South Main' street or. tele SITUATIONS WANTED— room, fire place, oil burner,, tlie. Brooklyn Robins were getting Runs—^Terry, Giants 29. . aty, that the Cheen^ih. Nems ADVERTISEMENTS Building. Inquire Selwitz Shoe garage, excellent' view,, nice phone 6311. MALE 39 Shop. the worst of the bargain, were those Hits—Frederick, Robins'42, made their way today. neighborhood. Address Herald, Box Wtilcb brought Glenn Wright and Doubles—Comorosky, Pirates II. Cheen and the lovely Toy re Count »lx averas® lo st—TORTOISE shell glasses in WANTED—WORK ON FARM by TnitlalB numbers and abbreviations F. ■ • ■ ' Adolfo Luqiie to Brooklyn. Wright Triples—Cuyler, Cubs and Suhr, puted. in Mott street to ho the most each count as a -word and compound black case between State theater boy 19 years old, no milking. TENEMENTS 63 came in exchmge for a good pitcher beauteous maiden..in Cblnatoira, eacn count^^ Minimum cost Is and Trotter street. Reward. Finder Roland Cunningham, Broad Brook, Pirates 5. w o rd s a s APARTMENTS—FLATS— FARMS AND LAND FOR J^ s Petty, and was useless last year Home Runs—^Wilson, Cubs 9, were wed yesterday a t the Chinese price of three lines. for transient return to Metter’s Smoke Shop. Conn. (Wapping-East Windsor because of a bad arm. Luque, a vet Presbyterian church. Dine rates per day SALE T1 eran of 14 years with the Cincin Rims batted in—Suhr, Pirates; Before the ceremony, Cheen Wah Hill Road) R. F. D. FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, all Wilson, Cubs, Klein, Phillies 27. ElfecflTe March l^^charge nati Reds arrived in exchange for Nenn ate shark fins with the g;,entle- automobiles f o r SALE 4 CARETAKER OF LAWNS, cellars modern improvements at 19 Rus TALCOTTVILLE FARM—28 acres, some much yoimger baseball ma- Stolen bases—Cuyler, Cubs 7, men and Toy Ng feasted on birds fi Consecutive 7 ctsl 9 cts cleaned, clothes washed, all kinds sell street. Inquire 21 Russell St. 6 rooms, electric lights, furnace, American: Days 9 cts 11 cts teried. nests 'With the women—^fpr custom 3 Consecutive Days of odd work; also window washing. heat, new bam, sUo, apple orchards These two yesterday went a long Batting—Rice, Senators .414. GOOD USED CARS FOR RENT—4 ROOM flat, all im and small berries. Will exchange does not permit the sexes to xxiingle ^ A lf orders for irregular in se rtio n s Cash or Terms Phone 4866. provements. Inquire at 599 Center way toward justifying Wilbert Runs—Ruth, Yanks; Bishop, Ath at Chinese wedding feasts. win be charged at the one t l ^ rate. for 6 room house well locat letics and Hodapp, Indians 26. Madden Bros. street. ______Robinson’s confidence In them as The bride and groom kne^.^each Special rates for long term every Tel. 5500 ed. O. R. Lamphier -Farm, Man. they formed an alliance which put Hits—Oliver, Red Sox, 42, day advertising given upon requesD 681 Main St. LIVE STOCK- 860 Main street. East Hartford. other in Canton as children and al Ads ordered for ibree or six days f o r r e n t —6 ROOM tenement, aU the Robins in third place In the Na Doubles—Cronin, Senators 12. though their fathers, •wealthy and stopped i^o^ore the third or fifth VEHICLES improvements, including garage,' Phone 8-3221. tional League. Between them they Triples—^West, Senators 5. Chinese . importers of .New York, dav will be charged only for tne ac FOR SALE—1929 Essex Sport 83 Garden street. Apply 21 Russell defeated the Cincinnati Reds 7 to 4. Home runs—Foxx, Athletics 6. arranged the marriage in th» uisuM tual number of times v„t Coupe, run 4000 miles. Archie Luque pitched his first complete Runs batted in—Simmons 28. ed. chargin^r at the rate earned, but Hayes, rear 829 Main street. FOR SALE—PONY and saddle, rea street. HOUSES FOR SALE Oriental manner, the two lovers no allowance or refunds can be made sonable. Call Rosedale 16-12. game of the year and won his second Stolen bases—Rice, Senators 5. themselves prompted the making of on six time ads stopped after the COLONIAL HOMESTEAD, four •victory In four starts. He has yet to the contract FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement at fire places, 2 baths, electricity, run be defeated. In the third Inning ^^No^^tUl forbids"; display lines not BUSINESS SERVICES 28 Marble street. Phone 6712. OFFERED 13 POULTRY AND ning water, State Road and bus Wright tied score with a homer ■with *°^lie Herald will not be responsible line, one acre of land, 2 car garage. one on. And in the course of the for more than one incorrect Insertion SUPPLIES 43 FOR RENT—ABOUT JUNE 1st. Hartford Gamei TO STUDY WAUNG WALE ASHES REMOVED BY the load or Will exchange for a small 6 room rest of the game he added two of any advertisement ordered for five room modern flat, on West triples and a single and scored one more than one time. . , ^ inpor- job. Any other jobs for light truck. f o r s a l e — ROASTING ducks, Center street. Wm. Kanehl. Tele house. O. R. Lamphler Farm, Man. The Inadvertent omission of V. Firpo, 116 Wells street. Dial 860 Main street. East Haftfwd. more nm. Geneva, May 15 — (AP) — The rect publication of advertls ng will be baby ducklings, hatching eggs phone 7773. At Bridgeport!— Coimcll of the Leagfue of Nations rectified only by cancellation of the 'Telephone S8C7. B. T. Allen, 37 Tel. 8-322L______, All but two of the games In the BEARS 0, SENATORS 4 6148. B rid g e p o rt adjourned today after approvbig charKe made for the service lendered. Doane street. FOR RENT—2-4 ROOM lower tene National smd all in the American All advertisements must oon^rm WANTED—TEAM WORK carting ment, all improvements, small FOR SALE;r-6 ROOM house; also 5 league were postponed. The St. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. the personnel for a special commis In style, copy and typography with room bim '^ow . All Improvements? Sheridan, 3b ...... 3 1 0 1 1 1 sion which- •ndll study the his^toHc ashes, plowing, etc. L. T. Wood families, 13 and 17 Cottage street. Louis Cards tdoved into the first di E. Smith, rf .. • •'•••• S 1 2 3 0 0 regulations enforced t>y i^e Polish Call a t 168 Benton street. Dial 0 problem of the 'Wailing Wail' in ers and they reserve the right to Co., 55 Bissell street. ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 E. J. HoU. vision by beating New York Giants ■\'’eltman. c ...... 4 1 2 4 2 yesterday 7 to 3;as A1 Grabowskl N ason, if ...... • f • • • • 5 2 2 2 0 0 Jerusalem, so often the center'of edit, revise or reject any copy con 8713. 0 sidered objectionable. FOR RENT — SMALL tenement, aiad'Hermaii Bell gave just four hits. Klmmlck, 2b ...... 3 1 0 2 ^pute between Jews and Arabs. ■ CDOSING HOURS—Classlfie^d ads to Fitzgerald, cf ...... 4 1 2 4 0 0 FLORISTS—^NURSERIES 15 FOR SALE—GOOD LOAM. E. near Lake in South Coventry, $7 The-game was costly to Giants as it 4 0 The cominissioners are 'H . EUel be published same day ,^®.J®: LOTS FOR SALE 7S A llen, ss ...... 0 1 1 ceived by 12 o'clock noon; Saturdays Dickenson, telephone 7188. ______month; also police dog for sale reduced them to a virtual tie with Belanger,- lb ...... 4 1 3 10 0 0 Loefgren, former Swedish f o r e ^ WE HAVE NOW ready 500,000 Tennant, p ...... 4 1 1 0 3 0 Minister, Charles Buds, Swiss jur 10:30 a. m. cheap. W. E. Orcutt, Coventry. PROSPECT ST.—A few chpibe the Cubs. 0 0 flowers and vegetable plants; also Telephone Rosedale 34-3. Higgins, p ...... 0 0 0 0 ist- . and Mynhieer' von -Kempen, t e l e p h o n e y o u r perennials, shrubs, evergreens, ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES building lots a t a low price. High, Dutch coloniar official. ' quiet, healthy location. Build near 37 9 13 27 12 1 WANT ADS. fruit trees, shade trees and orna —RADIO 49 FOR RENT—FIVE ROOMS on H a rtfo rd During today’s session, Fpf’ei|:n Ads are accepted over the telephone mental trees. These plants are first Rogers Place—off Prospect street. the mills and enjoy the advantage STORMY ON SOUND AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Secreta^ Hendersdn of (jreat'Bnt- a t th e CHARGE RATE given above of noonday lunch at home. R. J: 0 1 1 3 0 as a convenience to advertisers, but class and low prices. This is the LATEST MODELS of Atwater Bath, lights and gas, ?20. Dial Corrella, 3b ... .,6 ain, said that his government ’ was Kent, and Zenith Radios, electrical McKay, 21 Summit street. Phone H. "Watson, cf . .,5 0 0 1 0 0 the CASH RATES will be accepted as best time of the year to plant 4979. ..3 0 2 1 0 0 not relaxing ndeasiures for main FULD PAYMENT If paid at the busi work of all kinds. Raymond A. 6185. R oser, r f ...... n them. Always open. Phone 8-3091. New London, May 15— Buffeted Hohman, If ...... 5 0 1 O 0 0 taining order in Palestine. There ness office on or before the Walker, 64 Mather street. Phone FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat with all ..4 2 2 10 0 0 will be no immediate raducti<^ in day following the 379 Burnside Avenue Greenhouses, by hea'vy seas, two steamers east- M alay, lb ...... j modem improvements, including Paynter, 2b ...... 5 1 2 4 4 1 the military and police forces in each ad otherwise the CHARGE East Hartford. 4673. bound in Long Island Sound ^ d ..2 1 0 0 2 1 RATE will be collected. No f®sP°P®j" steam heat at 67 Sumpier street. J. Watson, ss .. five coastwise tugs sought shelter J. Smith, c .... ,.o 0 0 3 0 0 Palestine. ,’ blllty for errors in telephoned ads FLOWERINQ SHRUBS, Rose bush 0 0 will be assumed and their accuracy Inquire at 3 1-2 Walnut street. OPENING STOCKS B ry a n t, o ...... 0 0 0 1 His Majesty’s government have es, rambler roses, climbing vines, FUEL AND FEED 49-A in the local harbor today. ..2 0 0 0 3 0 cannot be guaranteed. The unfavorable weather condi B row n, p ...... increased the military forces in Pal hedging plants, evergreen trees, FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, Novosells. X .. ..0 0 0 0 0 0 estine.’’ He said. “They have under INDEX OF fruit trees, • grape vines, spring f o r s a l e —BIRCH seasoned hard all improvements, garage if de tions generally dem0raliz,ed regular Cannon, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 wood, or hickory sawed for stove, New York, May 15.—(AP)—The schedules of vessels operating in the Manfredi. xx . ..0 0- 0 0 0 0 consideration •with their expert ad- CLASSIFICATIONS bulbs,' hardy ^ants, perennials and sired. Apply 95 Foster street or Walsh, XXX ... ..0 0 0 0 0 0 •risers'the question” of the Garrison furnace, or tire place by the truck Stock Market opened irregular to-1 Sound. 0 0 B irth s ...... « annuals of aU kinds. Burke The load, good service and measure dial 5230. Woodman, p .. ..0 0 0 0 parmanently required in that coun Engagements ...... ^ Florist, Wayside Gardens, Tel. day, although variations were of The passenger steamer Lexington PhilMps, xxxx ..0 0 0 0 0 0 try and pending a clear decision on M a rria g es ...... guaranteed. Fred Miller, Coventry. ! ROOM SUITE, new Johnson Rockville 714. which was bound from New York to 32 , 4 8 24 12 Ufis .imbject they do not propose to D e a t h s ...... k Telephone Rosedale 33-3. Block, all modem improvements. fractional extent In most instances. Providence, came into the New Eng Card of Thanks ...... " U. S. Steel dropped 1% and Au Bridgeport ...... 200 102 13x— 1 make'any reduction fon^" In Memoriam ' Phone Aaron Johnson 3726 or jani land Steam^p Co’s, wharf at 11 H a rtfo rd ...... 000-000 031— 4 Dost and Found ...... * STORAGE 20 GARDEN—FARM- tor 7635. burn Auto lost 5. Electric Auto- o’clock today, and tmloaded passen Runs batted In, Veltman, Nason Announcements J MOVING—TRUCKING— Lite sold a point higher, while New gers. A small freight vessel, which Belanger 2, Walsh, Corrella, Fitz Personals * DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement York Central and A. M. Byers rose operates between New York and gerald 3. Woodman: two base hit STORK W A M G i A atom obilM on School street, near Main with Fitzgerald; stolen bases, Nason 2 Automobiles for Sale * WOULD LIKE a few more cus %. Vanadium, which had a broad Pawtucket, dropped anchor in the sacrifices, J. Smith, Walsh, Wood Automobllea for Exchange ...« » PERRETT & GLENNEY INC. nil improvements, and garage. upturn yesterday, was unchanged. harbor to await better wind and sea man: double plays. Brown to Payn Washington, May...... 15.—(A Py^ Auto Accessories-—Tires ...... • Local and long distance express tomers for Tuberculin tested milk, Dial 7393. ter to Malay, Paynter to Corrella Auto Repairing—^Painting ...... ‘ delivered at your door every morn Radio and American Can sagged conditions. left on bases, Hartford 15, Bridgeport The Weather Bureau today IssiKd and freight service. Including over about half a point each. The following tugs dropped tows ^ following storm wamitti{t' A uto Schools ...... ‘■ " night express service between Man ing 13c qt. Call Rosedale 36-14 or FOR RENT—AFTER June 1st, five 10; base on balls, off Brown 3, Can Autos—Ship by Truck ...... » room downstairs flat, on Bigelow With the exception of continued in the harbor and went to the lum non 1, Woodman 2, Tennant 8, Hig “Ad'risdry: Northeast storm^warn A u tos— V o T H ire ...... ■ chester and New York. Furniture 3028. strength in some of the utilities the ber wharf of the F. H. & A. H gins 2; struck out. by Brown 2. Can ings ordered 9:30 Nantucket, Mads., Garages—Service—Storage moved under the supervision ot ex street. Inquire 53 Bigelow or tele Chappell Company: Bristol, Prud non 1, Tennant 2, Higgins 2; hits, off Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... i j WANTED—CUSTOMERS , for T. B. phone 5853. market worked into soft ground aft Brown 10 In 6, Tennant 6 In 7 (none to Easiport, Maine. ^Disturbuice Wanted Autos—^Motorcycles i* perts and in specially constructed tested milk, at your door daily 13c er the initial orders had be^ exe ence, Marion Moran, Watuppa, and out in Sth). Cannon 1 In 1, Higgins central off New Jergey coapt, 'Rov Boslness and Professional Services trucks.. Phone 3063, ^860 or 8864. APARTMENT AND OFFICE roorns cuted. U. S. Steel’s loss was extend Charles T. Gallagher. 2 in 2, Woodman 2 in 1: hit by pitch ing east-northeastward .In cob^ c- B u sin ess S ervices O ffered ...... 1? a quart with tickets. Maple Rowe er, by Higgins (Bryant); passed ball. Household Services Offered . .13- L. T. WOOD CO.—Furniture and Farm, Coventry. Phone Rosedale for rent in Forest Block, Main ed to 2 points, while American Can, Bryant: winning pitcher, Tennant: tion with high pressure^over 'Citna- Building—Contracting ...... piano moving, modern equipment, 33-13. street. August Kanehl. Dial 7541. General Electric and Radio each losing pitcher. Brown: umpires. Dunn dlan. maritime provinces, •will 1^: at Florists—^Nurseries ...... yielded a point. and Barnett: time, 1:58. tended , by strong easterly^ Funeral Directors ...... experienced help, public store tXDR RENT—4 ROOMS all im American Telephone and" Public A. 1. CONVENTION X—Batted for Brown In 7th. probably reaching gale force today Heating—Plumbing—Roofing house. Phone 4496. provements, rent reasonable. In Ran for Smith in 8th. In su ra n c e ...... HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 Service of New Jersey soon joined XXX—Batted for Cannon In Sth. and shifting to westerly- -and Millinery—Dressmaking .... quire H. Mintz Department Store. the list of prominent issues showing xxxx—Ran for Bryant in Sth. diminshing tonight” ,, Moving—Trucking—*^torage PAINTING—REPAIRING 21 USED RADIOLA 25 with loop $15. moderate losses, although Columbia Bridgeport, May 15.—(AP)—An Painting—Papering ...... One oak buffet $12.50. Kitchen FOR RENT—FOUR room flht, third Gas and Electric, which had been outline of the entertainment to be Professional Services ...... cabinet $5. floor, all Improvements, all re HOME RUN HITTEBS R e p a irin g ...... ’ V * ‘ PAINTING AND PAPER hangiui. hea'vy yesterday, turned more than given the delegates to the state con A B A R G A m Tailoring—Dyelng;^leaning neatly done, prices reasonable. Watkins Furniture Exchange decorated, garage at 36 Clinton 2 points higher. American and For-r vention of the American Legion to IN MAJOR LEAGUES. rV'. ' Toilet Goods and Service ... James F. Roach, Jr., 36 Walnut street. Kione 4970. eign Power and Pacific Lighting be held here July 24 to 26 was .Very choice building lot on Pitkin Wanted—Business Service ... 26 FOR SALE—3 PIECE parlor suite, street offered for sale. Sidewalk, Edncational street. Dial 5921. kitchen table and chairs, Glenwood FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, all were up substantially. given today through publicity given Yesterday C ourses an d C lasses ...... 27 Colorado Fuel and Iron, Wairen to appointments of chairman of com Frederick, Robins...... 1 cirrb, sewers,.'gas and a paved 50 Private Instruction ...... kitchen range. Inquire 346 Keeney redecorated, all improvements, 95 foot street. $1550 is the price, terms Charter Oak street. Apply Sam Brothers and Columbian Carbon mittees. , . Wright, Robins ...... I D an cin g ...... REPAIRING street. made progress against the general W. Parker Seeley is made chair Meusel, Reds ...... I if ‘desired. Build now and save Musical—Dramatic ...... - j Yulyes, 701 Main street, telephone money—ask your contractor about Wanted—Instruction ...... eO FOR SALE—3 USED ice boxes in trend, improving nearly 2 points in man of the convention committee Frisch, Cardinals ...... 1 F in an cial MOWER SHARPENING, vacuum 5425. the first Half hour. Eastman Kodak, Leaders ’ building costs? 'Bonds—Stocks—^Mortgages » .... 31 cleaner, phonograph, clock repair excellent condition. Apply Alfred •with these sub-chairmen: B usiness O p p o rtu n itie s ...... ing, key fitting. Bralthwaite, 52 A. Grezel, 1 Purnell Place. FOR r e n t —5 ROOM flat, all mod Gpodyear Rubber and Manhattan ' Albert E. Wheway, publicity; Vin 'Wilson, Cubs 9 Cjlose Cjcnter street, beau Money to X,oan ...... ** Pearl street. ern improements. Inquire at 27 Eflectrical -Supply, however, lost cent L. Keating, finance; Col. Philip Klein, Phillies ...... 8 tiful hoine of 6 rooms, fireplace, tile Help and SItiurtlons FOR SALE—ICE BOX in A-1 con from^one to 2 points. Stanimrd Oil Hurley, parade; James Sheehan, Foxx, A thletics...... 6 bath, 2 car garage. Owner’s busi Help Wanted—Female ...... 2u Elro street. Help Wanted—M ale ...... ae SEWING MACHINE repairing ot dition. Call 6398 or inquire at 116 of . New Jersey, whose 1929' report, houdng: Raymond Congdon, enter Jackson, Giants...... ® ness calls him away and this Ideal H elp W a n te d —^Male o r F em ale all makes, oils, needles, and sup- North School street. FOR RE3NT—5 ROOM flat, all mod published today, showed earnings tainment and P. G. Moore, badges. Terry, Giants...... 6 home Is offered a t a sacrifice price. Agents Wanted ...... 37- j)lies., R. W, Ga.rrard. 37 Edward ern improvements. Inquire Roberf equal to $4.75 a share against $4.43 The headquarters of the legion and Herman, Robins ...... 6 Qaii us at once for appointihent to Situations Wanted—Fem ale ...... ao FOR SALE—MAHOGANY gateleg R. Keeney, 16 Eldrldgp street. in 1928, sagged by a major fraction the auxiliary will he at the Strat Hafey, Ca'rdinals...... 6 Situations *Wlant©d—Male ••••#•• 33 street. TeL 4301. extension dining table and buffet, inspect. Employment AgenclM ...... • on profit taking from the recent ad ford Hotel. League Totals Dive Stock—Pets—^Poultry—VehlclcH . practically new. Will sacrifice for FOR RENT—6 ROOM flat with all vance. .' . National League...... 1^0 ROBERT J. S8HTH Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... *1 COURSES AND CLASSES 27 * quick sale. Call 35 Westminster improvements. Inquire at 82 Cot The morning’s news was meager, American League...... - ...... 97 Dive Stock—^Vehicles Road, or dial 7930. tage street or telephone 4332. but the selling of the industrial 1009 Main Poultry and Supplies ...... BARBER (TRADE taught In day Yesterday’s Stars fire and Autombbile InswSpoe. Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat on leaders was apparently anp^er Grand total 237 For Sale—^BHscellaneons and evening classes. Low tuition move by the bear faction to ix^h Articles for Sale ...... *5 rate. Vaughn Barber School. 14 WANTED—TO BUY 58 Center street, also 6 room tene ment, all modern improvements. capital of imcertalnties in the bust-: Boats and Accessories ••••••#*•' Market street Hartford. ness situation, as reflected'in cur-- : Glenn frig h t, Robins—Hit home Building Materials ...... 47 Inquire 147 East Center street. Am, two triples and single for per Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 WANTED—SAND and ashes for Telephone 7864. rcht reports on steel operations. Electrical Appliances—^Radio . • •,„ <3 BUSINESS filling, at 189 School street. Profit taking from the higher fect day at bat as Robins defeated Fuel and Feed ...... Reds.7 to 4. ~ Garden — Farm—Dairy Products 50 OPPORTUNITIES 32 FOR RENT—NORTH END, tene ground made by the market gener Household Goods ...... 51 WILL PAY HIGHEST cash prices ment of 5 rooms, all improvements, ally this week was also in evidence. Herman- Bell, Cards—Held Giants M achinery an d T o o l s ...... “2 SHOP FOR SALE—Sylvia’s Hem for rags, papers, magazines and 159 Oakland street. Phone 4960. Sterling cables opened at $4.86 to one hit in last five Innings as Musical Instrum ents ...... 63 metals. Also buy all kinds of Cards won eighth straight game. Office and Store Equipment .... 54 stitching and pleating shop in the 1-32, up 1-32. Specials at the Stores ...... 56 House and Hale Building. Inquire chickens. Morris H. Lessner. Dial FOR RENT—4 ROOM flat, on Frankie Frisch, Cards—Home run Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 57 6389 or 3886. Maple street, modem improve and two doubles helped Cards heat r HCAR YOU RE TAKING Wanted—To Buy ...... 68 or Phone 6231. LEADING HITTEBS ments, rent very reasonable. Apply IN MAJOR LEAGUES Giants 7 to 3. (W PECIPCP to ENfK Rooms^Board—Hotels—Resorts JIWK Miss Walker, Main office. J. W, THIS TWO-YEAR-OLD Restaurants I will buy anything saleable and DOWN TO LEKINGTON Hirt — IT w iu . b e H(S Rooms Without Board ...... 69 HELP WANTED— Hale Company. National League Boarders Wanted ...... 59-A FEMALE 35 pay best cash prices. Prompt atten AB. R. H . ’PC. Real Estate for Sale to RUN THE KEN FIRST TVW -W LE RACE. Country Boafd—Resorts ...... 60 tion. Wm. Ostrinsky, 91 Clinton. Step’son, Chi...... IS 48 8 22 .458 TUCKY DERBY. H o tels—R e s ta u ra n ts ...... 61 WANTED—WOMAN to do house Tel. 5879. O’DouI, P h il...... 21 82 21 37 .451 Wanted—Rooms—B oard ...... 62 BUSINESS LOCATIONS Hogan. N. Y...... 17 65 11 28 .431 at a Bargain in '~ 7 Real Estate For Rent work, and care for children, go FOR RENT 64 P. "Waner, P itts . ..2 3 84 18 36 .429 i r Apartments, Flats, Tenements ..: 68 home nights. Write Box H, in care Herman. Bkln. ...23 92 27 39 .424 Business Docatlons for Rent ... 64 ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 Leader a year ago today, Stephen- Dobsonville Houses for R ent ...... 65 of Herald. FOR RENT—SMALL STORE suit .son, Chicago, .434. • Suburban for Rent ...... 66 FOR RENT—TWO AND THREE able for barber ^hop, Manchester A m erican L ea g u e About 20 acres around North Summer Homes' for R en t ...... 67 rooms furnished with 'gas; also 3 R ice. W a sh ...... 24 99 24 41 .414 Wanted to R ent ...... 68 HELP WANTED—MALE 36 Green. C^l 8991. Burnett. Clev...... 1“? 58 22 23 .397 Shore of Lower Pond. Can be used Real Estate For Sale room tenement, 109 Foster street. R uth. N. Y...... 22 81 26 31 .383 for summer 'cottages or chicken Apartment Building for Sale ... 69 WEAVERS WANTED on night Inquire of Janitor. O liver, B oston ...2 5 110 19 42 .382 farm. Two tenement dwelling with Business Property for Sale ..... 70 shift 4:15 to 1 a. m. Raw and CisseU, Chi...... 22 95 21 ' 36 .379 Farms and Dand for Sale ...... 71 FOR RENT—^FURNISHED rooms A BIT DUSTY Leader a year ago today, Jamieson. store In basement. Also a 15 room H ouses fo r Sale ...... 72 artificial silk. Write Bill-Bee Tex Cleveland, .418. dwelling and an 8 room dwelling. Ivots fo r Sale ...... 73 by the week, at The Waranoke tile Corp., Whitestone, L. J. Att. Hotel. Call 3867, or at hotel. . S H E ^ (somewhat foggy on musl E aetei L ea g u e For terms apply to Resort Property for Sale ...... 74 Mr. Curran. Potvell, N. H. .. 13 49 11 24 .490 Suburban for S ale ...... 75 caL matters )-l Is Bach composing Cochlin. Al’to-wn 17 45 9 19 ;422 George F. Hann on premises or Real Estate for Exchange ...... 76 WANTED—FIRST class automo FOR RENT — EAST CENTER much now? ■Walsh, A lb an y . 19 54 17 21 .389 T. F. (iarvan. Agent, 33 Park St., Wanted—Real Estate ...... 77 street, 131, room," near c ^ te r, Con 'H E: No, madam, he’s decom Smith, Hartford 18 52 9 20 .385 Auction—Degal Notices bile salesman. Write Box R, in care 27 99 27 36 .364 Rockville, Conn. Degal Notices ...... 78 tinuous hot water, on bathroom posing.—Passing ’ Show. Boyle, Prov ...... 27 of Herald. floor. By PRANK BECK GAS BUGGIES—The Glitter of Gold IF X W ER E IVIARRIED MV WIFE WOULO aHAVE A CHARee ACCOUNT AT UJOUB’S . THE ONE THINQ I»D INSIST UPON IS TW ^ SHE KEEP FASHIONABCY TO eeW NED. NOTHINO-'^ THefOPERA_ WAS AUACAVS >KfOUL.D B E T O O , 9 f h There are at least four mistakes in the above picture. Tblty rwy tain to grammar, history, etiquette, drawing or wh*^t._. ^ if can find them. Then look a t the scrambled word bel PAGE FIFTEEN MANOTE'STER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1930. By Percy L Crosby SKIPPY F l a p p e r f a n n y ,.S a y s . 5 ■ Ma.u.«.PAT,orf.______w m I • , ' 'll!"* “ - / i Pep Vigor, vitality, vim and punch— f / - That’s pep! r "i I , ■ - The courage to act on a sudden h u ^ —That’s pep! - ! 'rijir" n I » ** ’The nerve to tackle the hardest. J. thing, ' I With feet that climb and hands that cling, 1 And a heart that never forgets to- sing—’That’s pep’ j i n Sand and grit in a concrete base— i ’That's pep! 1 Friendly smile on an honest face— | ’That’s pep! , i The M rit that helps when another s do^m, That knows how to scatter the blackest frown, ’That loves its neighbor and loves its town—’That’s pep! j £ To say “I will!” for you know youj OUR BOARDING HOUSE can—That’s pep! ! By Fontaine Fox To look for the best in every man— . One* Toonerville Folks By Gene Ahern ' That’S'pep! , To meet each thundering knockout It’s easier to provide for the in blow, ' w ' ner man than for the outer woman. And come back with a laugh, be ANOTHER BIG^^MARK^T CRASH'”! • •^UT,/VOPEAR v^I iM-teMD cause you know nIova! a s •To VoUR down to worry over it, he gets des- -To m a r k e t MV MoToR- You’ll get the best of the whole pret and kills hisself. ‘ When a nig EL£crTR(c "RocKi/Uca c HAi r -. darned show—That’s pep! PRtVeM p o c k i m g c Ha i r j ger sets down he jus’ goes to sleep. BAP EKiOUChri -To HAV/E WOLi I MAV' Ha v e s o m e Guest—Say, waiter, I ordered j arolJi^ p He r s Ba"T I’ ul. MgT pa"V Sambo—What kind of watch have BIG BAM KBPS COM I Mg strawberry shortcake and y o u 'THE ELECrfRlC COMPAU^ "lb HELP VoU you got? He r e "To s r r iM i T ; brought me a plate of strawberries. ^ Jasho—A wonder watch. p o r f I WAM'T'T'o P lI-T -THA-T Where’s the cake? Sambo—Wonder watch! Never W. VERILV^M’ ^EAR John .Henry—Well, suh, that b MoTo'R 'Ib GOOP USE 7 FI/ UP SOME heard of that before. APE A VMASH-OiUT whut we is short of. i Jasho—Well, you see, it’s like CoMTr APT oM-THA-T \aJILL piJ^MP VoLl OUT this: Every time I look at it, I won OlM THE PATH OF q t :sep BEFORE ^iooM; — ^ or e l s e A colored man came in yesterday, der w'hat time it is. PROGRESS ! inquiring, “Is dis de printin’ office ? | -TAKE "THE c HAIR -1b VoUR OWl Is c l u b Being assured that we were dis-, A w'oman’s place still may be in | AMP MORE POVMER "tb l-f, \F ciples of Johannes Guttenburg, as the home, sometimes, but a daugh- ■ siduously following the livelihood ^ ter’s place seems to be ‘ out in the j \-r UJILU GIVE the art preservative, we inquired to : auto at all times. j s o m e GOOP what manner we could serve him. “I wants de names of my chillun “An apple a day keeps the doc s t i f f s Hq c K ^ ! and dates of deir burf printed on a j tor away.” Add an onion a day and piece of paper.’’ i everybody else will join the doctor. We told our prospective customer, that it could be done, since there Guide—We are now passing the were only some seven or eight names most famous brew'ery in Berlin. | on the list submitted. : American Tourist (hopping off, vt lUt “An’ be shore to leave lots of sightseeing bus)—We are not. i space at'de bottom where I can add^ de names of others as dey come j The human paturest thing in the j along,” requested the colored man. ; world is to believe w'hen times are | Qd This, too, proved no difficult mat- ^I good they will always be, and when | ter for our printers always strive to they are bad that they w'ill soon . please. , pass. Boss—Why is^it, Rastus, that soj During the hearing of a case a <3^ ^ '-y ^0 few negroes ever commit suicide? man began clattering about in the \ Rastus—It’s dis way, boss. When back of the court room, pushing CO %\ a white man gets in trouble and sets |over chairs and generally upsetting C 9 things. Judge (sternly)r—Young man, you make a great deal of noise. N .C C JYoung Man—^Your Honor, I have U P O N lost my overcoat and I am looking for it. 6 Judge (irately)—Well, well, peo A T I M E .-" ple often lose whole suits here with CHlAl'RN^AMi out half as much disturbances. OF t h e Americanism: Doing the daily dozen for health and trying to pass another car on a blind curve an <3P 01930 BY NCA SERVICC INC.. hour later. ^Fontaine fok, 19o0 It is said that the tax received an By; Crane nually by the government from^ to A Fight for Their Lives! bacco, more than pays the cost of WASHINGTON TUBBS IL running the war department. Put ; that in your pipe and smoke it. n o t h in g l e f t t o s a y ( SlAM tS \S AlOVJE,TfeRl?lPveP.SW£ SCREAMS, swoots BUHPUN. t h e WEADI^OHTER BACWS MOTHER:1: ^hat did your fath- AVlAS, W'S pace stream ing UJlTri Ruth Hanna er say whenlen le saw his broken McCormick, pipe ? 4. Republican INN(X®NT: Shall I leave out nominee f o r the swear words, mother? United States MOTHER: Certainly, my dear. senator from INNOCiJNT: Then I don’t think Illinois, at 16, he said anything.—Passing Show. ■was sent into 1*0 strike: - p a r a- COVERING UP lyzed mine dis tricts owned by OFFICIAL: You have a fine her father, the head of hair—your passport de late Mark Han scribes you as bald-r-the passport na, to s u r v e y is fal.se. - . . , miners’ condi TRAVELER; No, the hair is! f? jO \ S E OF TrtE BATTUE BEACHES THE —Passing Show. tions. EASf TO TrtE RESCUE! I n otaer samAoes. with a SUOOT eSCUOME OF EUfeV...... -DODOlMG, PUCKlViO.... Tv\EV TURN TOWA^P SRORE A&MN. EAGER. TO BE »N TirAE FOR TvAE FINISH * SVIVHOIMG A (sKACHEte WlTrt ONE V\ANP, ANP ElRlNG A PISTOL TAEOTHER* SWOUTS, SCREAMAS, HEtt. U.8.PAT.< *'01990 BY NEA ! VJASW GETS PREE, QRABS A SPEAR— THRUSTS. COCHRAN^ PICTURES ICIN' By Blosser FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Caught, Thumbs Down! LDORl THERE’S AN INWAM U TRATS VNWO IT WA f llOVN.vNWiT DO VOO vNWy.SAVUTWS IS A 1 \i)ELL,WUAT OF IT? 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Admirals Disagree Over Naval Pact Before the Senate
