Chapman Wrttes His Own Epitaph in Closing Hours

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VOL. XtIV „ NO. .^r HEAVY COATS WILL BE JOHN T. KING IN ORDER FOR EASTER BANDITS IRON Washington, April 2.—^Heavy coats will be needed along the 10 IN R. I. BANK, ; INUCTED FOR Atlantic seaboard for the annual Easter parade Sunday. Fair but cold was the weather bureau's prediction today for GET ALL CASH W N G INCOME the eastern part of the counbry. It will rain tomorrow but the precipitation probably will stop by night. Raid Trust Co. at Phenix, Huge Profits Disclosed/by Negni, Near Deadi, Assert! <$>------Handcuff Clerks, Custom­ ^ federal Probe Into Deal in New-York, April 2.— ^Eighty He Beard Employer Fire .percent o f, the crime in New TIES BOY TO POST; ers, Drive Off wiA $15, York .. is committed by; persons German-own^ Metals Co. FWiraUURYIN under 22 years of age, acCQrd*>^ Fatal Shot— Appeals to 000 to $20,000. ing tb'the annuarreport'of tl^ Stock. PUNISHED IN COURT Children’s* Aid society. B A T H m (P Z •»- Supreme Court Judges Phenlx, R. I., April 2.— The Fal^-lawyers* Last C a4 New York, April 2.— John T. Mrs. Urbanad on Probadon mdht daring bank robbery In the King, former Republican national history of Rhode Island was staged Play Producer Indicteff After CQjnmltteemani of Connecticut, was here today when four masked ban­ New Trial Petition, to Ifc indicted today for perjury by the for Harsb Treatment of dits entered the banking rpoms of federal grand jury that has been in­ the Phenlx Trust company and Jury Probe of Famous ‘ CDIDEin Played Tomorrow. vestigating for almost a year the Her 7 Year OM Son. with leveled -revolvers compelled alleged return of stock in the customers and bank employees tc P arly-- Faces Two Years American Metals company, seized submit to being handcuffed. Henderson, Ky., April 2.~Re- during the war, to Swiss and Ger­ Then they leisurely proceeded Browningll Fad for Young paated grUlings have failed to shake Because her seven year old hoy to loot the bank, carrying awdy in Prison. man corporations. a story told*by McKinley White, 27» King was charged with having did not do everything she ordered currency and negotiable securities estimated by bank officials at 615,- Girls 1$ Enquired Into by negro, that* be was Gerald Chap­ falsified returns made in his federal him to do, Mrs. Lena Urbanatl of •J. income tax for 1921. The alleged Spruce street yesterday afternoon 000 to 620.000. New York, April 2.— Earl Car- man’s. efiaufleur on the night the discrepancies were discovered by Phenlx is a mill^ village In the roll, debonair young Broadway Trio of Agencies. •bandit shot'^and killed PoUcenian • punished the boy by tying him to Pawtucket valley and is a part of theatrical producer, today faced the grand jury In the course of its a veranda post with a clothes line. Skelly in New Britairi, Conn., Police lengthy investigation into the stock the town of West Warwick. the* prospect of a* term in prison The boy was In pain and his cries Masked Motorists. as-l an aftermath of the after-thea­ Chief CharleU Parley declared to­ transfer. ^ attracted the attention of the pass­ According to the indictment, King 'The tdvLT employees of the hank tre party he gave on the stage of New York, April 2.— A trlpW; day. , V swore to the government that his ers by. Some school children re­ were at their desks and half a doz­ the Eiarl Carroll theatre on Febht- vbstigatlonJiito the adventot^l leased him hut later bis mother The negro,'said V^be to'the fln^ total Income lor 1921 was en enstomerrs were in the banking ary 23, ' ' Edvard Wi lBk0wokngi tied him to the post rooms when an automoblla- swong: At thH party Joyicd Hawley.- a stageis of >8 fatal dlsoMA-valkBd,*to-: 529.15, hts aettneome 2****15, and estate nurai < trith young that he owed nothing to the gov­ A workman returning from the np through the valley gnd came to pretty model. Is alleged to have to pollpe: headquarters- hpto, ernment In the form of income tax. mill after five o’clock heard the boy a stop near the front pf the bank. bathed in a bathtub filled with High school age, vas lit full sviitg night and sdld 'he-was present afrtho crying and Informed the police. With 5lock-like precision,, as: If -wine. • ' $196,529 Income Officer R. H. Wirtalla was sent up shooting of the policeman by Chap- The grand jury charged that In­ tl^ robbery had b^n planned and Carroll is’ liow under arrest as a *°^townlng*8, *^lwilt*..6f'J«y^ rman-to New-Britato. vestigation had revealed his total there and found the,child’s bands rehearsed days In advance, four result of the Federal Grand Jury*t B ro^vsy, Vhere Jid entertained purple with the cold and the little* • Driver For Years > ^ income was "greatly In excess" of men, wearing masks, and carrying investigation Into the affair. He pf^ty young girU, .‘vns b ^ g ^r©-^ Wbite said he was Chapman’*, 2196,529.15; his net Income |137,- fellow suffering from the cold raw plated, in their hands, allghti^ was taken in' custody' on an Indict ^ v eiled by detectives investigating wjnd. ment chaiglng hlin with perinry^ln ebanffenr for several years arid- 266.16. and that the Indebtedness^ from the car and walked in single for tka Children’s Society. ’ near^ always drove the car fropi to the government was more than Admitted the Act. file into the bank. teetlfying falsely before the Jury The Board of Education was in­ In court, this morning Mrs. Ur­ quiring -as to. Yj^y, beautiful. “15- which the bandit and his gang 640,000. "Throw up your bands," shout­ Carroll, Miss Hawley and other operated in a numbey o f cities. In­ The indictment today was one of banatl admitted tying the boy to ed the leader. witnesses have been going’ before near^ld. Proucea /Heehan,: Brown- the post. Through an Interpreter the jury at *varions’ times .during variably,. the^ negro' told, pollcei a series of revelations that has Customers and employees- alike to^g’a latest/ “ Clndetoll»,"„h“ Chapman had a^macblne gnn In* the followed the investigation launched she claimed she was not feeling well obeyed, for they were looking Into the last few weeks. attended . tiassia* .nf;T«rtlle Hign and the boy had^heen bothering her Five Years Maxlmnitt. back .of bis car.' ^ ^ into the transfer of the stock by the the muzzles of four pistols. sefibel steee, la^t Npi^mber. When chapman' killed the alien property custodian's office. The and would not fl<^'to school. She Then the robbers did an unpre­ Five years’ Imprisonment and • Arid.TfMfovtoff’ didn’t-think she wps doing him any CHAPMAN WRTTES HIS OWN 62,(^0 flne,is the maximum penal* Britain officer he gave White.ger- InQuIry was launched by Special cedented thing in bank burglaries. m addition;, pttllc© Ydto searcb- eral thousand dollars "to keep hli Assistant District Attorney Hiram harm. Judge ^bnson did not They produced handcuffs and pro­ ty for perjury.' tog Ipr ag^e with her and sentenced her Carroll, who was'arrested it hlr month shut," the negro said. ^ C. Todd, and resumed Ih the indict­ ceeded to shackle each eiflsten^er, terious bpribJf .6^ Lme His /ierlons physical ‘eosdltfqK ment of Col. Thomas W. Miller, to Jail for fifteen daiys. He then bank official and clerk. theatre, was pale and harwua of Frtind^ M suspended the jaU sentence and when he appeared * before^Fedeeal her ‘’dtoderelU^^ man.’* , ^ b^ri gone only, a short time of which Merton Is the president. eldest with Carl Tyler near Bridge proceedb^ Ipslde.! , L .... Li , Hla lawyer fo r "«n‘ street last Sunday.. The. case, wns ' ' ^ ■ No WGr whe» j . h®Md jM 9L - C ^ The cons^racy indictment, ffian-^ Imtnediptely after the tobber^ S ^ .rriiMiira to ffie .car' and gWY* Uoned King as one of 'tdree pd w oa continued until tomorrow morning search tot the bandit gang was be- reffto sot rtMli dll* In order to* give Oreenough an erp- ArengiK riMf.ripiiriutlmafely ,68,000 and toW who had received |440,0#$- for guh^^'tbe SttthOfHieSi ' * ovef,’*^ the lawyer, jumes-A.,.Tsy at me;‘to'' *beat It’.’ their services In the transfer of th6 portuDlty to seenfe counsel. - ' Rhode rsWttd Tfitate pbllCb on Wa8hlng^^ Apri) 2.—O. thy, added, ,*’there hab bpen'AJlg tavhis White, who Is 27, confessed kof stock. motor cyclee-hurrled to PaUrtneket Henry’s famous^ ‘‘lbet"A)lend,” of unplepriint j^bHclty .• {^nitopw quidritrihee with "ell .the big- guri* , King waived immunity and testl' valley and every road was hatched. the most vicious: intoxicating with thnnmttei* Bnd we-voul«1ren IteoUsit^’^r*'* i-.i men” lri;Chlcago'wid .professeid: ,h fled on several occasions before the Connecticut and Massachusetts, drink knowti'to its time, is to get It over Vlth.’! : d^lie to be locked; ttiy tor State police took up the lookout; at / Not Gonrt^i^Faiitt.. grand Jury. WEST SIDE e m C K (By Oenof Cohn) pink lemon^e' _ compared to ' tired of ruririlng aroonq. The Proceeding the border roads. The bandits, some of the* beverages ^ con* Judge Ki«nt aslte« htm; if OwToll feuii«ttatei|d do- to returii t® New;.. Britain and stand the United States government took IS SOLD BY SMITH the cordon and. escaped. ^^ an has written his own epitaph. interior United States, govern­ city, 'Ilmotliy-dianfe^.tbat .be Y*** t'efidifce: .vbether hna prop- trlgl' on .any ^chargethey might over the forty-nine per cent of stock The looting of the TraSt Com­ These are'*tne-words, penned In ment dry ehenilsts disclosed "Neither* was the* Ponrt or- ^the pi* guardlkna. Hls? soclely;.atoo W ta- have against me.” ' . In the American Metals /company pany in broad daylight -fblloflrs Ads lest h on » of Uto, which might Jto-day. federal authorities lUaponsfbls; tor He Is/being held to. Jail pending which was owned by the foreign within a few weeks of *^the mid­ well tw graven upon fcls tomb: A survey Just completed 'the publlcltyi” replied ■ the Judge,^ :pht LambdATl^ ®* orders from Connecticut. corporations before the war. "the night burglary o f the Pawtucket "Futility, presses, on one like; a disclosed that flavoring ex­ "This case,, ad' far as this* court Is Franc'^ In a mpniber and: for which stock, which represented' a value of Store, Tenements and Gar­ postoffice, the largest ^posto^lce tightening m old.. . . tract, spirits of camphOf, cah->., concerned,' *will take Its place on Browning adpiltt«dl ,he drew up' the the calendar'in thq same manner about 67,000,000. was later sold^by ro'bbery In history; 'The Pawtucket "Last thoughts are a sort of In­ ned heat, Jamaica.ginger, bit*- charteri andF'dbwadrthe badges liAST CARD TOMORROW', the government and LlbeVty bonds bandits, who have not been appre­ terrupted ''thunder in my little, ters, hair tonic, and a host pf as any other ordinary;! case." purchased In its place. age Transferred— Is Val­ hended, got away with 6260,000 Ih w orld ... .disturbing* no one, 1 as­ other concoctions prepared for postal funds and stamps. non-beverage purposes are Gonrisri to Move- for Hetrial « The proceeds of this sale, how­ sure you. . . . but silenced when the "New Bvidenco." * ever, continued to be held by the uable Property. bleak daWn of reason slgbs 'tut, furnishing the kick w;hlch roucEATRO(MrQi United States government as tut’ . . . . ” ' makes parties merry. “ CANDY HD” U a Y ‘ For the real pre-Volstead 'Hartford, April 2— Abruptly and trustee. In such final poetic gestures to a M R K T DRY OFFICERS definitely turned down by three In 1921, the allCn property cus­ world, upon which he preyed Chap­ recoil a highball based on can­ Pbilomeno Cavagnaro today sold ned heat, flavored with lemon justices of the United States Su­ todian’s office recommended that AT BUFFALO TRIP man seems to* take as model the preme court ih Washington, y^ter- , Ihe fund be transferred to the Socie­ his store and tenement block and extract, spirits of .camphor poet whose verses he reiids avidly Clash Between Local' and Fed day, counsel for Gerald Chapme®*' ty Suisse de Valours. This corpora- public garage at Center and Gris­ .in hlB death ,cell here at Wethers­ for the ^Icohol, and a dash of wold streets to Normjn Namerov- tonic for variety was said to eral Officers Grows Out of today had but a alngle unplayed Could Have Beaten Murder field Prlson^—-Francois Villon, thief, card'to their handstand that one ct (Conilnned on Page 2.) sky. 'The deal was made by Rob­ vagabond and ballad maker. be the most hair-raising drink Bitter Feeling. ert J. Smith. Charge in Baltimore, Bandit ever prepared. Vote Taken iR of Tnr- no apparent value. . ^ Myths to Die. Chapman’s lawyers plan to-ap­ Conducts Store. Tells Detective. But even as the noose tightens It Is guaranteed provided Rochester, N. Y., April 2.— Bit-; The property Is one of the most the drinker is poison proof. ter feeling between police and. fed­ inorf”'’"May-CaniW' a*Spe” peal to Judge. Newell- S. Jennings of ENEMY OF FASCISTI about his neck it becomes evident the Coqnectlcut'Superlor court, who valuable corners In the west end Buffalo, N. T., April 2.— In a that with Chapman, dies much myth Included In the denaturiu? eral prohibition enforcement, agents section of Manchester and quite a vicious mood, Richard Reese Whit- and glamor and halo of romance. Ingredients of some of the here, broke but Into an open feud presided at the trial when Chapman DYING OF ASSAULT large sum of money was Involved temore, Broadway Bandit King, Is One by one. in his last days of life non-beverage drinks are qui­ today when John A. Johnson’, chief cial Senate Session. was'conricted of- the murder of,Pt>- in the deal. Namerovsky, who be­ safely lodged in a cell today after perish colorful legends built when nine, arsenic, laxatives and of the, local enforcement, was held llcefeam Skelly at New BrlUln. aal^' comes owner of the block, has beqn transfer from New York City he. wore the title of "super-bandit.” formaldehyde. These prepara­ In jail on an assault charge* pre­ Ing foir a neW: trial, on the .grouM Amendola, Leader of Aventine conducting the store on that ebrner authorities to face a trial for the Ferhaps the cruelest of these rev­ tions contain from ten to ferred by a woman. , ’ . Washington. ApriV 2-— By a vote ^of-newly discovered evldeime* and Opposition, Beaten Up at for the past three years. murder of two bank messengers, in eighty per cent alcohol. oh,’ the'allegation that one-bf,the elations was one. which robbed him The trouble started when dry of 30,6 to 62 the .House last nignt ; prejudiced. Monte Carlo. First Spring Deal. a Buffalo hold-up last October, of his oftrtold glamorous love story. ralders'selzed a quantity of Pass- Th»'public garage, which goes The “ Candy Kid” gang leader “ Betty Beeswax” she was known as over wine to a store here.- * A crowd Impeached-,Federal* Judge George In-this move it-had been hoped *with the sgle is located on Griswold was in an ugly frame of mind and during his frial. She was the of two thousand* gathered,, and W . English-of the Eastern district by the'Chapman counsel; to get the Paris, April 2. — Gionvannl 2 NEW YORK POUCEMEN cash, legularly "Into court," so that ^ Amendola, leader of the Aventine street in the rear of the Center kicked over the camera of a "mystery woman” In his past. A Johnson became Involved-with Mrs. 'of Illinois on charges of “ high mis­ street Mock. ‘ This Is the first real photographer as he was taken off au'.’appeal might be taken to®®* opposition to Premier Mussolini of “ society matron’.’ of Providence, Julia Amdoursky, whom he airest- demeanors”', in offlice.’ ' Italy, is dyin.g in Paris today as the estate deal of any importance to be the train. Before leaving New York who had beeh bis great love. In VICTIMS OF SHOOTINGS ed on a charge of resisting an offi­ Judge Jennings’ decision *ln case of result of an alleged Fascist attack transacted in Manchester for some he also attacked a camera man. His this tale it was related that it was cer. She retaliated by sweartog*^ '. The action of the House automat- a refusal. But’ State Attorney < upon him at Monte Carlo some time. Robert J. Smith reports sev­ ugliness was attributed to chagrin hla love, for "Betty” that had been out a warrant for johnSeu, declar­ sically provided‘lor'the trial of Hngh ’ M.. Alcom defeated this by time ago. ' eral sales in the works and expects in'not being extradited to Baltimore his undoing in , the little city of One/Dying ^hot Fired by ing he was nnneeessiaiily rotigh* to Judge^Engflsh’ before the . Senate. -tefristog^to ■waive,the'State's right Amendola was smuggled out of . the spring boom to start soon. where he has friends. MuhclOr Ind., where he had sne- • Unknown, Other After Ride .arresting her. ' Pollcb' intervened, This- probably ,„wlll take place In to’ have any such action taken sqm- Italy by friends and Is now a pa­ Stop-Over Before Chair cessfuliy hidden In .a cottage, that With Fellow Officers. and -thijee of the'- federal officers Junq, and Presldept Coolldge has clentiy -far In advance of the* d ^ . tient in a private hospital near thb- Whittempre appeared to realize bore a doctor’s placard. were taken to the-station house in Indicated thht ♦he would c!Ul a spe­ ^of‘execution-to'sH®'"^ tUe state suffii*'. Bolt Du Boulogne. Physicians said DRY HAGUE APPEALS that Buffalo was but a stop-over on It was said that Chapman, had in­ New York, April 2.— Two ordi­ a patrol wagon. cial ' sessloh'.'of; life fSenate-' If Con­ dent time for ri reply;* ' be bad little hope of surviving. the road to the electric chair. If the discreetly written to "Betty” , that nary buttons, torn from a murder­ gress adjourns before that time. AS -matters stand there .can he., In addition to a severe concus­ FOR $50,000 WAR FUND up-state authorities make good these letters .were Intercepted by er’s coat by'an aged father, ^ who Vote In Turmoil. nO; appeal In case Judge Jennings. sion of the brain, he Is suffering their promise. police and Chapman. ti*aced to his had just seen his son shot down ‘TNGUBATOR” BABY ' The final* vbte came (to'.the midst refuses to grant a new trial. ■' ft V, from a broken rib and a punctured "If I burn for this Buffalo Job, biding plaee,*^.where,,It will be re­ b^ore hla eyes, are the only clues of turmoil at-the climax.of the third ■ Fetttioo Tomorrow; .. ' ' lung. others are going to bum with me,” called, be tried to sliooi an arrest­ In the possession of police today to day of debate, during which, at an Judge Predarick J. Grbehrr;-;o|,-,: ^ Both Sidles Must Pay Expenses Whlttomcre declared to Chief De­ DIES IN COLUMBUS! New.York, and Bay M. W lley ij# ^ v Aggravating Amendola's condi­ of Witnesses for Con­ ing officer. . the-killing of Louis J. Keith, forty- earlier point.. only.,prompt Interle^ tion is his mental state. He refuses tective Austin J. Roche, during the Perhaps, somewhere in ,bls life, nine, traffic patrolman. He was ence* prevented’ a 'fist-fight - on ^the Springfield, •were due here at • » ,i?j gress Hearings. o.’clock this afteinoon foV aaotheyg to see anyone. He does not talk, long train ride. there was a “ Betty” but the "Betty shot through the heart as hei en­ Columbus, Ohio. April 2.— The floor between Representative,Ogden and does not sleep, living in con­ Thrw detectives kept their hands Beeswax” of Providence is now dis­ tered the lobby of the ‘ apartment L. Mills, Repribllcan, of ,NeW "rork, contereriee in, * Incubator" daughtef- of Mr. and client'. Mesjiwhllo,; Joseph stant dread of renewal of "Fascist Washington, April 2.— ^Wets and on their guns uotll the bandit ar­ solved and. instead, there arises the house to which he lived with his Mrs. Edward • Pfeifer died here to­ and' Repres'rftatiVe 'John' B. Ban- vengeance.” drys will have to pay the expenses rived at police headquarters. pockmarked face of a one-time aged father, Jacob,'and his sister, kin, Democrat, of Mississippi. Friedman went to ’Wethersfield bo.^ Professor Amendola, a deputy Whlttemore was booked at head­ day; Tiny Mildred, who spent her- notifs^Chapman* offlclatly * that thej of all witnesses they summon to tes­ crook, pal: ofunderworld, years —■ Mary. entire life of seven weeks in an in­ Mr. Mills thought Mr. Rankin from Salerno, was formerly minis­ tify before the.Senate liquor law quarters on the murder charge. He "Pocky Dillon,” as the police knew Policeman David M. Garrety, 28, was trying to ihow up the proceedir Supreme court of: the United Statea) cubator, weighed only one pound had.:tumed down Wiley’s plUa IW, ter of colonies. modification hearings, the Senate gave his address as 1301 East him. The Providence, letters,. It is dying of a wound in . his left and thirteen ounces at birth. togs, and while hot words.passed On December 28, 1923, while "beer’’ committee ruled today. Boulevard, Cleveland, Ohio. He said has been revealed, were to, this one­ breast. He received the wound between the two men, other mem­ hdialf of Chapman.., walking in the streets of Rome at he was 28 years old, a clerk, first Her weight had increased to two The Chapman counsel .will By a vote of four to one, the com­ time partner In crime, “ planted” by while riding with friends . in an pounds and six ounces when. (She bers Intervene j to prevent a physi­ night, he was assaulted by six mittee held that it was not given admitted, he was at one time a the police asl a trap for Chapman. Judge Ne*well .^. Jennings at thia automobile. , died. . cal encouriter'^Und the Sergeant-mt- unidentified men and given a se­ authority by the judiciary commit­ blacksmith, Not ‘.‘Master Mind,” Garrety was brought to the hos­ Arma mady his appearance-on -■ the court "house here lotooirow xuvri^^^ vere beating. Before he had recov­ ' Wanted Baltimore Trial Onef hundred and twenty drops of tee to subjoena witnesses. " , Dillon, wh6 bad been serving pital by Edward Walsh, alpp a po; milk fed with a medicine, dropper floor. : ■ tog 'With five affidavits looking f®g ered from this attack he went to The hearings begin Monday, with Whlttemore frankly recounted time, “ squealed,” 'gained bis release ^liceman, and his brother^'William. Soon -aftet-the' voto/th'e House a news trial for Chapmatu - It la bis home district to conduct an was her diet at first, hut this was the wets opening the attack on the incidents, in New York* City holdups through an arrangement with Coun­ The Walshes ware -arrested and later increased to four teaspoonfuls adjorinied.untiLMonday so that certain - today,; wheUiev -Judge electoral campaign and was denied dry law. and even, described the killing of ty Dete'etive Hickey, of Hartford charged with feloiriouB assault aft­ members could (go-home* for Easter, nto^ will fli^ mSrt Attbrnw the use of a publTc hall. The Fas­ The anti-saloon league today ini­ the prison guard in Baltimore to county, and used the initial "B" er a search of the - automobile -in dally. ’ i. com and the-' Chappaari*; fowes,; to. *-,. cist government denied all respon­ In signing letters that were'cred­ Until a few ’ days ago it was tiated a drive to raise a "battle Detective Quigley.' , which' the three had been, ridihg thought the child would llve.'~ . . %. YAi^’ra oiS on ^ iP s. ^ ■ hl8''oham1)ers and thdre.-to * sibility for the attack on Prof., fund” of 650,000 to combat wets in "I could have heat the murder ited to "Betty.” Postid Inspectors disclosed two automatic pistols conference' decide* If'the appesJ Amendola in Rome and promised bearings before the Senate judi­ charge in Baltimore, damn/ It!". stepped in. Chapman, carelessly letb from which a ahelLwM missing. B O O T lte’ MILK RING. ; New Haven. April 2—^Dr. George merits. eu A a step Is taken, an inquiry. ciary committee next week. ' „ Whlttemore declared. He declined a brown kit’ bag behind hlm-~and Matthe^. Dutdier,>^ri'OW at tfae'bead' possJbUHy eristo th^"to!Mui,wfil‘ Prof. Amendola has long been to tell what his defense would have -no .open "court*.aeeston,* The league declared .650,000,w u that waa that. . . DEFENSIVE TEAR OAS ^ New York, AprU- 2.—-Speqtacnlar of Wtoleyari’a ’ Wiite^ry? department, one of the most bitter opponents bf the "least we dare Oak.” It re­ been. Then, In.hla lait tflverish efforts and ,Er. Robert^ Llvliigston Bchuy- U Uttdge Jeitotoge rih®Ul4 Fascism. r o u t s JEWELER'S STAFF. revelstlona were pyoml*^^ today ferred to the wets’ present drl’^e Cojnmentlng oh the confessions to escape Weihewlleld’a nqwly con­ regarding an alleg^'*' 61»J09;000 ler, j^rofeeeor rif .Metonr « t Coium- at « 1^riHto tor amendment of the Volstead act ■of Ahthony , Paladino and other trived scaffold, .Chapman tore off New York, April 2.— A dozen em­ hjlrnerto^to^jlM ployes of the leweUT'f tore o f' John bootleg milk lik e by Health Oom* hUJwere”t6l|ia!faiirionri mSHOF MANNING ILL. aa a "serldna offensive." m em b^ of thd gang in Naw York, the trappings ot-*a mbB^oner* Louis I. / Harris. H anr toig' profewbci:' - !R«ir. 'WHliam T. ifannlng, bishop Choool^tes in E;uter packages, also and squawk!” ' on eseppef ho wen 'porarlly* blinded '-*bF the accidental discharge of a tear gas tarik held In from' westerri shippers of 'bootlegv -y fm ol^ the Episcop^ diocese of New Salted;Nuts at Packard's Fbarmanr* He said he did ap t$e "heavj;: ‘sii..: ged-cream. . ^ • Toric, is ill with a severe cold. -V—Ad V, •' work" In the robberiea. ' (OontiiiMit

V.

N SMASHES LOCAL AUTO SOMEBODY’S P] S' O i » __ A JOKE u t m i i M i m

In yesterday’s mail came a let­ Alekander Shearb? of , . .y to Determine Hilliard Last, evening, rather late, ter hddressed to O.^H. Winfhnfs, / strb«tvawW8e':.i^q»d oom- parta^oPTfae-grouBdei ~ - marked Kansas ^ity, M6J' i’ in* opeir’eburt. fprtably as can be 'expect^<*at the Ur. :r" in Jiiiie. " Bhington, April 2.- -In a ' Ah inveatigKitlott disclosed the 11 is:i It would be a''bilw^b'*of con­ caybrif 'bf'SrAve-lIKb'eilence fa f te « <;tBAlk8e Jnryiium. Manchester Memorial hospit^. *'lt fact ''thaf^TOfeM* fibherfnen,- arm­ Local police have not yet been fidence to give the ekhet'woV4ihg Albany, April ■2.‘^ A split devel­ . beheatli' \ i^the government’s The acb o f ’ the'dhfeBbe plea, it is’ believed it (will be several weeks ed with fiash lights -sfere hunt- able'to'looatb ahy'trace of the driver of the missive. By baying that it oped' -today between Republican scientific laboratories at the was stated will be a swoi^i state­ tfefbtb ''KfrT Sharer 1*' ahlh’ lb ihg;W6rnis tb go'fishlftg; xjcetQ of an automobile which col^ded was an'"ultta- Bt'lJdux ment ^oLHaify C. Peck, of Canton, IbaVwtf hat* inNtitdtfof!',''hofWeyar.*‘ ‘ 'v Many‘believed feat-the recent J^laAye81ead«f#'t>vi,r t^ ‘ea‘''’thb Bureau of Standt.rda, experts flfft' i’le*cuiiLjfHvilttVvv I with a ^aThedl Fotd Coupe on main -Tht rbl^eriduini^iiiklhg "•Cotfgi^s 'to are laboring night and day Cdlffn.,’'who'"said that his fellow cold-hpelf hhd Icept thb worms atreet Weflneedajr trtgbtwreckiilg it tfodify ia#i'A revised formula for cal- that he-'lrotffd Ifl* td-ebb-Chipmail da'UfhtbV ItfRhkt; pWee. J^He was comb*to the surface attracted'by •fesAntmetot was ’ manifested’’ ^flday waa In achobl when the accident Williams;" oi; kisses' i>estow«d[ speaker'of thfr-iASsbliibly, has his cufatihg •’more accurately the hang.-"'' nobdibpahiefd ” by IhiB granddaugh­ theiJlght.'— - - , : - - by-'admlnlstration’ pfflcialA tiydf.^Ac- \ tMdpkliea'.’ '' ' " ' ’ and of promises td^w'ed.'*-’' ‘ b«y,*‘the‘ refbtfeiwaitf''bill,’ which fbifce'bf gira'vitation. • - ‘ ' State’s Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn ter, Mias'DorOlhy LHlle,-*bf Hart- '-i;— ------L------tidir of the Leagud' of Natidnn ia feiachlne was parked on the '“ I guess some dfftotter visit­ dhlla fOT its BuhMitaidon «to the vot'i ' '|.'”rher weight-of the world. -reiterated today'thaf Kb- ♦ouM nOt fbfd.'"^*7'*' vlrtuaUy’ instructing Its iWmher \ east; YictiJ 'of hfaih street near the I'Olij. , ____ ing Manchester, c o p i ^ '^ hame bfS'at *0 special'blbbth^ on'June 8, ' For thirty years' stientiflo walvb‘ any o f ftfs teehntcaPrightA'lii Scovllle of Chester, a teacher j In nations not Id ddai with thd Sen- d^^net Ifiiafn' and 'S|chool streets. from my slqrti w li^ tv and^’H " ♦Hi be^mended*'adt'M’ to put it be­ men havo usbd thA HgUTe8’«;ff6 thbf CbapnRin''cd8d'.-*‘5^fi^thfaft}uncfel Upwards of twenty-five members AteV reseryatiorik ‘ to^ the '‘'World WbRVahe wabln the s’Chool, her car thainame school;^*' • - h - cause he lik'eci U, h'e^ Ts 'tfslng' It fore the' lieoplo at the’ regular elec­ Air thia^Rra-rttational'^conttaifti ,mont ;tof ,tbb‘ contrary^imd^’^’llebn of Cbapman-'Cofirbf-Order of Ami- Court in the manner'prescribed by ^ wka wrecked. Police found the car all through the Mi4!dle West.” tion ih November. ^* Three years of remarkable ifiaBe by-tbe defdnib'codiMbl. " Al- rantR'ure* planning to attend the I **'•'• . the American government,' halt on the sidewalk and half in ‘ ”rPhb' dWb’TSf th e submission of delving into nature’s funda- c6rti'' rfefer#ed H B jJ e M Ilc a t^ th e al^ay AbiislOn hf*the'Giahd''Cobrt , ’SiV E ric Drummond'e- 'letter to the gutter. For a time police wer'j AMARANTH MEMBERS ENJOY the rAferbudutn win he deeidefl at mbhtal lalVs by Dr. Paul R. court''rtflb‘ glvlSfe" '^le'ip’rosebutlori At'tjyb'Maaonia Tbnihia'fa®a5tforT ' ^-'BBIPOE. ' ‘ * the\ forty-eight ‘po-wiers" unable to learn the dwner of'th e a cOhfoihhAi''Of RAkuhliiiaw Ibidety Heyl, of the Bureau o'f’Stand- "bufflclent tlrtid’*''>fot*»'fllliriir.ail -km tomorrow. Mrs.'^Adeie Bantly and the court, asking that they-oppoad wMckisd mhiihtne. It was thought prior to 1914, and that the Uniteii . . . -V meeting of Washlngton'A^hrograih’ of Jnditddual States had acted Illegally in sef»' in Kb^T^ttfk Cifyt^b^ •^eelc'i 'Ards, have clmnged this con­ ^ I'-E bth er PKklda' b f ‘t1rb»!'local ^Following a brief meeting of that the owner was attending the end. stant to 6.658. ^ JUcorn's position, it Is under- covftt are gfand bffleera. ' - Cha'pmnn’CduTt, Order ollAfiiaranth cofresimhdeffce on the _ baSkelball game but inquiry proved ing the stock, as R was not Qef- vttiin j—ilcu' , J! man-'own6d. ’ThS gr'aifd Jury held, Pemocrate in the leglsla- ‘ Another 18'months’ work, by st’oo)L will ‘prevent the*' defense In Odd-Fellows hair last night,;u.Bu.,. theV..V, . iaift’ ii'tiH-he': Later Miss ttahn came turhv to attAnVaVe for'thfe rettihn- which time the experiment Memorial Temple, Pythian Sis­ ' As “ a most remarkable'dOWment, out at the close of night achool and hOXv’eveV, that ‘suflSCleiht prrt>q|^had fforn’ getting regnlarly' “ihtordbnrt” Amaranth Bridge club conducted a ! d'aVfti hbfr ffibjr hblfeve'll''ahOtHd'go ♦ill he cOihpleted, may H n -. with thb new trial motion, thiiq^ de­ ters, are invited to the meeting of The net result of” 'the' 'League Claimed her car. hot heen adVariCdd tkat the' stocrash and therefore ' noTsubject td'dlH^ if Judge‘Jennlhgs'dedles^ a''?new Wheh "it^ came to dwAf'dlng of position by ‘the alieh property’ cils- tftb b^te ’ ‘HhoUsanlfB - et •' dbllars trial;'*'”’ ^ ■ i,' night will therefore be changed to prizes everybody was fooled. Those States of the invitation to send n said the driver who fled from the wWich''^ti spertAl'” 'blbctlb’n would “DAMNED SOULS” BUE 'To?eEday"» eTenfngi” -April 6‘;*^ at delegation to G'edeVa to negotiate accident was in an Essex coach. He todian’s ofiice. ' Chapman was not unduly de­ holding highest scores were given Daugherty End cost. ' '€f|ANT” 'OP DRYS. pressed this mOrntng. Grbebl said Orangh half? ahd''there will be a re- the cOttsolAtion prizes, an^rice ver- with the League powers,the-, ty ^ s was'linabie to get a glimpse of the If the referendum bill, which hoarbal of'thdhegteb teanf.' ' under which Amerifeah" adherfecd mntiber'plh' e or the Identity of the Harry Mf''DktifeRerty,' attorney-' he had'hOen pbrceptably cheelud liy saf bpt all'accepted them-good-nat­ wan rbi^rted by the Senate jUdi- Rochester, 'N. Y., A pril' 2.— vf u u i-.- to the Court beebtUes ■dpera’tlve;'^'**^ > ojcnpants ac he was too far away. general of the 'Uhlted ^tatSs hi "the the h e w s ’of the discovery o f the uredly, particularly the recipients Harding administration, was called dafy bdidiflitteb this ♦ookf is” ’ to Chargeif'^trtth Alan dering' a' member new evidence. ' '’ Mr. and Mrs; ‘A. J. Mealey of of the ■ moat valuable prizes. '* For ‘ Sir Eric's open’letter ” 'th*’-.the before the grand jury to testify in be amended so that it will go to of'the “Ptfibfiefl' BOttls'" btheibfTfr So­ fi-'i Bucklaud left today to*'spend Easter ______instance--Miss Finis______Grattt____ who_____ heldCourt powers was characterised the probe'. Hfe 'and his brother, Mai th'e VOfbW‘fh Noveitabe?r/dt may not ciety'at' th'b'TJttlVbiiitty d f ’'RbchbS- the highest score in bridgei was I day In’ administration‘dreier as, ^'a Dougherty, president‘Of 4rhfe •Midland tt^ptribeil iii thAlfthbr hbiise' be­ tef, GlintiiH NV " ’HtiRartf. ' ‘ 'Little awarded’A paiForblneblrd-BAlt and blunder,and as a direct WAy’ Into fore the middle of itext week.*^ Giant” the- pidhiWtIon caUab'; pepper’ ishakers. ‘ F. C.;'’Titden re­ the hands of the IrreConcllables' In National Bank of Washington Court mm e u^'.Q.iie i'» .. '•■•'■■tix Supreme Courtv Justices ______OWN EPITAPH IN CELL House, Ohio," Werb''questloned at wab hambd 'd6feddaht'’ 'today " in " A ' .1 " D6wn 'CTiApmaft' ceived an ash tray. Mrs. Carrie the Senate who were fclftlckllnirlL^ length regarding certain financial PLAN-BAN ON SECRET 8 M , 0 Rhep kWfc hrdugh^ 'by Carl l>t.\v ' S 'SiiotiiiiUi t i'V Miss Ethel M. Fish of North Elm Juul Ahderson who stOod lowest in day. f -v :o SENATE COfjr|:i^MA|:iONS Statements-of the barik" MaFWffd tfe Rtfsso, 24; '8ophbm’ore'‘'a’t' the dUi- Washington," April 2.— Last min­ stryet," for BeVerail'yeaVs A ‘feaOher bridgeli' whw the- first prizey half a ' Among the pro-court senators, (Continaed from page 1.) had turned these over to his brdfhei' veidity and- Vlb^-qmbSidbnt of the tt’ the- Idbaf''schOOll,* hAs ‘beeir oti- ^osen irridescent goblets and Fj -H. the Drummond letter was^‘‘ ’lri'<^ly Washington, April 2.—Aroused ute hopes- of'Gbraid Clhapmdn for while the former attortey general at^lst s b i ^ b t y . ‘■‘•'■'■'''''’i'-' stay 'o f hls'he'ntefieib Of ek^Utlon i?aged -td' tehch l*he 'fifth* gradw in the j6n(s an Rv'eraharp pencil. “ deplored;" althodgfi tt»dy getter- the "master mind” of the great- declared he h'S'd nO recollectfdii of by the secrecy which accompanlGd ■RueBd''aRb'gea Howard referred €?Shter'kciftSofaft'’We8V'Har1;foVd'. ’ :” • Ilf'pro^esSlvA Whtst'the prizes ally refrkined’ ffom*-'Coniiii«nt.'i ^^'' confirmation of the appolnfmeht 'of M"ondacy,'’Wef a''dashed here ”'today postoffide robbery; he* had been‘n o ; receiving or disposing of the state- to ’thbl‘'do.'Pickles' of Buck- child of intelligent Irish folk, his told the court his''Alleht'would Srifiic'e ‘street— Qulsrf. ' ■" ■' '' flbl'ds. The'ib^ltlg wllUbe apout 2t) associate justices with the possible lAlid‘'^Attd-'’Ultfford 'Stri’ckiaifd !''was parents dying while he was still in West Ildb^-'iUbert.’ ' per cent of normal. Lhe''eideii e6n--'of \juRufs *‘Ji’»‘ Rtritk- Kiltb. • ■ available at all time's,'Tiavfh||"tAkeii exception of Associate Justice San­ an apartment in this cUy,'ahd Midhight tour*—-Hassett "’‘The"suggeslT6h'bf operators thit ford who decl^fed it to be his policy land-Gf'Maltt stbeet.*” ’*’ - So, after all the swashbuckle and making week-end trips to Hls''h6'irie pay shtft-^WlTtalla. McGIinn. the men 'tum*‘oUt! today for work to high adventure have been removed, to refuse all answers'to fiewspapei^ in Bridgeport;' He'expIai'nAd that pAjr Rbrgeant-';-p8rroli. '• ” meet the fidmand-fOr" coal BrOUght id e h ; *’ ' '^'I'vsiMVfcc Miss Louise McDonald of the there deems to remain for hiln only height 'get%¥aht— Cr'Oc'kett. k'-'l?reat’6V 1‘e’S'pdheo 'than last year, SteSrS'exterieton'^«elWle«'wllU giVb Ihb precarious distinction of an In- Ring’s public prdmlnAhAy"|hataA- teed assurance that’ M'Wduld’'&la'jl:b--'kb CHen'ey 1«lirs-^Rl8rey,^‘Wall and WUbir'bfmy thhS'e’ flllhek'werb'operat­ tflfbtlfer 'bif WJr"'talkk“bif Ite'atth Afid .teljl^ent mah turned crook. So few H sif'- ed. i ¥ .1. ... no attempta to ey&de'''tKe” p'i‘oce'eu- ANNOYS N. Y. BANDITS, rtufslng k£ the » Itbilbe -dn are the crooks with mind above “the Ings. ' SO HE IS SitoT DEAD North’ MAln’ 'street ' Afext ” ‘’TftesSay avprage ^{lat they Invarlaply become WOULD-BE SUICIDE BIT O’ PRINCE OVER-HERE. ■ ■•:>“ <• 1 fM, ^ atteVhobiit.’ 'TBb Affair Will be klnAfei; felamdrous figures. ’ •'MariAttA,*'0^.: ^ April 2.-ii-Kiiiph New York, 'April 2.r—Two ban­ the-auspices' of*'t'ite‘ Okklaifd'#lAb", RAYBIO N D & “ ’ChApman was a reader of the RESCUE CREW 0F THREE NeM'*Moss'; 11,“ son'-of, if. B. M'dAs', a dits shot and killed- Louis ROth- k t i d dike 'Wl rfis^' McDdnalrf’s*' lec- tS. clAs^lca’,' A student of the phlloso- W fsf,"80)‘ d’’goverrfnleht clerh'. ‘tihP farmer, was killed when ht^'fliHiad mkh, wafchniiMrWheA'he |iftp'r- ffirAs’'Villi-be ‘Vefl WrtH-'heatiifg. PkioA and something of a wtiter of thahlc a vei‘itablb''dlpi'b''no-^el resen'e an unexploded three-inch shell In i lAfed. with a hdid-up of a la’uhdry Mrs. James''6hbarfer'?'M5*k. BPb-w^i-d VersA that betrayed a basic "sentl- Northeast Harbor, Me., April 2. tbdHy Jor' th'b' fa ct'tb it bhb ls'^'''fetfll a fleJ4-an tlptt of sophisMcatlon and talent. DANIELS I'lAngihif to'We'gflhii''''p^ oilb’'hand ii.- WatoHma&'An'd’seiif k bblfct latb hi’#’ Miss Priscilla' Crosby who teach­ Rrom’ his cell came cynical and hatiled from' death 1n 'the '’’ ’brhhk- ei-s by fishermen,"were' brought to whbn'twb’pAydln’k’hJotdHstaf'Wl'^Wi SNOW .4T CHICAGO IS stomkthi’ - ‘*‘”1 *•* '* ? ;nt';- h'S- es in Ihe JObif J.‘ J^hnlAgs schbbl phljosphlc paragraphs and - frag­ C6fihor’’ahd C. ^hl'tlhg'iy saw (!tooD'li^|t 2 MORE it ^ a-k her* heme'#n-'Snm- ments of verse'. ‘ His last was the the Cranberry Island Coastguard station in A lifeboat'." ' ’■(R . hib'r. |i^ftlfigly''g'Wtlng Cbhfi'dr'hbad FREIGHTER. RUpDBR GON Mjt'-sifbet tor' -the Ekstdr vAteatfOtt. Vljlon gesture. He would erase dbwnW&Vd'Ify hfd^ hk^a' Art'd the^glrl Chicago, April'2.— Fears o£ dam­ She has'^3 h'eV ghdst^Mlsd' GefaeVa- thq thief And erect the poet. This was the ■ aftermath of an “ h e l p l e s s attempted rescue that hqarly cost wak^ 'pulled , i • ,■,7 BacY" -I, '-1to 'safety. ,u... * '' ' aging floods and a weather’-bilteau New ’’ TOrkj A-Arii u-i*^ Ad i-:'- •.;-?*'‘i- Futility “ set upon hfm like a prediction'that snowrthat ' hegati tightening mould." “ Last thoughts the life of Qaptaln Jason Myers and der smashed by.vhfgb'■ sbtfS; liis 'crew of seven men of the local FORD ONE OP THE GREATEST fajlfng'ih Chicago-, at 8:80 a. m., Ain erica# ‘ Weigh tet' fForyAld llS diW came like interrupted thunder” only ^' feb'dddd.‘y-'% W g^ OltfrgeV' ”the woiil'd- continue throughout tomor­ td'be silenced by the “ grim dawu of life sAvlng'station.” ‘ abfed forty miMA'east bf ‘' CA'de Prince''Of ■’^aleS -And HbtiVy Fbtd row- and Sunday,- caused the' mid­ God," acco>diilg”tdt a'”radlo'‘received SUN.-M reason.” west again to prepare foi^ a grim ' ChApman had unconsciously MUST PAY MITCHRLIr here today fibra‘* Captain '-''PJbiife 2—EEAtUiiES-^2 f o r VtoCRT MARTIAL TIME. battle'vwith blizzA'rds and 'hekvy Deschelles- of the PAbj-bMUnefiTPa- created hfs best epitaph. I.\ i rains. ■>- •• -. ■■ tria, which left New ‘Tofk-Weflrfbi- THOS. MEIGHAN 'Conway .Jeaile 'V\'ashington, April 2.— Col. W il­ j;!»**p:'*M.‘ip;''A.VAS a"p*rt* *of its •Today’s... , new storm IS - again gen­ day fOr’ a ’MAdlte’rttthdatf brlliiO.^ " INPICT JOHN T . KING liam Mitchell will ■' collect '*81^072 wtSrld Ifc^uiry’lntb'-W?iSt‘ ils eral, wfeather'buTean^officiafs-sald. & B^roiny flying pay- for'th e pei'ioq he -Aras Hf' thinking' aboht. The- natah of There will b r an old'" fasijohed President‘Cb'i'lldgo Also was men- . M under arrest'and undergoing cdurt Got-j'Cm ,1.1*': October has the highest record dance ln;^he KeCnejr'ktreelfA'clllfta (O ck \ ^ e martial, according to a decision for colds; while June has-the lowest. tomorrow night;” r,;, K**, i-Ui ‘iFhe Pancer rendered by Comptroller J. R. Mc­ .JO.' “ 1? (Continned rrom page Call', today. ' • ' ‘ /* -'■ -iv Mitchell fiew from Bolling Field tion alleged that the German inter­ during his 'Washington' stay, and AND HIS d '^ fi^ filB A . Of Pffll” ests had turned over their share in McCall ruled that under the regu*- the American Metals Company latlons he -was entitled ta-the''pAy.

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-■ > . on's teeth. Had I not been so^young Write: aftii*^ imy^’ natoe, “ Suci and inexperienced In thla body, I 6UCKW6RAM BINGHAM DEFENDS should have risen and mored that But sbe knom I a eoUege JUDGE mlui',"-'-- . we go Into executlre aesslon, In or­ Not a grad of .1.- C. S. der that any remarks of that na­ Harry Prink, the local lcemaii> V ture which the Senator might de­ “ My overhead Is very high,” I (By Special Oorrespondent.) DEBTSE1TLEMENT Perhaps some day her ideal she’ll bnn Just purchased a new Ford sire to make might not bo spread heard a merchant say. ' A Glastonbury taxpayer inform­ TEEIK see • ' truck. broadcast throughout the world to I never knew 'just what he meant ed the reporter that r o ^ repairs And announce the wedding glad; Mrs. Dorothy W est and little son stir up animosity against this gov­ until the other day; ; come high In this placq when one But I know full well that It won’t are visiting her mother, Mrs. Emma going there. We saw some of the ernment, , I saw him on his way to church, a team with two men called It a plug hat on' his bean— be me— West of 216 Washington street, signs of warfare in the presence of Mf Greatly Aided Tkreiigk Good Faith For AH. ' day’s work to apply, two loads of Jfws, MMlens, aad Chrk- His was the highest over head I I’in a man and not an ad. gravel to the highway. The cost for Hartford. French destroyers at Beirut, and Finally I would remind the Sen­ Miss Ida M. Loomis left Tues­ ators those words of -Washing­ think I’ve ever seen. team and driver was $8 and the of wounded soldiers brought Into Our E^orts, Says C m e c- Any old day Is Tbanlpiglvlng day- for her home In Philadelphia ton in) his farevfell address In extra man made $4 more or a total 6m Vie WMi Eadi Odmr Tiberias, Latter Is on the Sea of Day for the old maid who gets after a briet visit with her cousin; which! he says: “.Observe, good Gladys says that it’s a fine thing of |18. Gravel comes rather high Galilee to which we made a pil- married.' Mrs. Howard H.- Spencer, of Avery grljnage. ticut Senater. faith and justice tor^rds all na­ to be able to have a man in your a t |6 pier load. Another ''taxpayer' m GkMieh Faiatical Wor­ tions; cultivate peace and harmony arms but the only trouble Is that advised the selectman in this place Going back a bit we, of course, Famous sayings:“ I’ll be. down The committee of six of the Fed­ with all. Religion and moraJIty en­ you end up by having him on your to put crushed stone in the' deep had a busy couple of days at Con­ In just a minute, John.” Thirty erated church postponed Its meet­ stantinople. Saw many things there join this conduct, and can • It be hands. .ruts, but was told by the selectman ship— Looks Forw»d to U. S. Senator Hiram Bingham’s minutes later: “I hope I didn’t ;that crushed stone was too ex- ing on acconnt of the storm from and many things we did not see. that good poUcy dbea not equally Wednesday night till Friday night address In the Senate on the Ital­ The weather didn’t agree with Jteep you wailing long, Dear.” :^ensive. . The game old Turks look after all enjoin It? It,;,wiU be;worthy.‘pf a at the parsonage at eight o’clock. < ian debt settlement Is an excellent free, ehllghten«$, at no dis­ him, BO the weather man left town. Trip Up Nile River. this and show us just what they V You have to look ’higher ^than A resident of Buckingham 83 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Geer, who desire— nothing else. There -is os­ tant pe'riofjl a.great-jihtlon, to give example of the Connecticut man’s “Do you want a hunting 11- the knees to have any idea about years of age, started burning a have been spending the '^nter in tensibly a Turkish republic in persuasive, logical argument. to mankind the pile/ of brush a few., days ago. He Daytona, Florida,, caqie nome in charge of things. From what I too hovel exa^ale.pf a people al­ their age. Judge H. O. Bowers who with ' The Speech. “ Nb, I'm through hunting. I I n t coutrorof the. fire so Eire their automobile, arfiviug herd' oh could observe and hear, this repub­ Paragraphs from the speech fol­ ways-guided by'■ a'n;' edited justice want a marriage license.” America is still the country Eu­ Warden'Uay and several neighbors Thursday morning. Mrs. Bowers and Charles E. House lic thing Is simply a change la the and benevolence;“ . low: rope makes fun of and borrows h i^ .a most strenuous time putting Mr. President, have v e Ip the are on a Mediterranean cruise has branch that runs things. What else Mr. President, It seems to stick She (after a little: argument): out a lively grai» fire. The warden HIPPO OPERATED ON. can you expect? No person can act In the crops of certain Senators on proposal brought to us by the Debt money from. written an Interesting letter of the I’m going home to mother. told the. aged man that hereafter Peru, Ind.— Operating In spe^^ Commission a “ too novel ^cample trip for The Herald. It follows; as a guide who Is not approved by the other side of Eie Chamber that He: Weil, that’s a lot better he should leave brush burning to dally prepared stocks in lieu ot the government. It stands to rea­ after the settlement of this debt of a people always guided by an All the world loves a lover, Editor, The Herald:— than having her come here. younger, men and also stated that the comfortably upholstered den­ exalted JiXstlce and b.fenevolence to boosts a booster, quits a quitter W e are steaming gaily over son that what Is told the Infidel Is had been allowed, Italy was then he would be brought to court for tist chair, William E. Muldoon, what the government wants told. able to borrow some money. It suit some of those v^'d are here?” and kicks a kicker. blue sea Just a few miles from the Experience would be a much bet buriilng without a permit as the veterinary surgeon, performed th'e north end of the Suez Canal, and I They won’t even allow a foreigner seems to be their opinion that we But to go on with the words of ter teacher if' she stopped to ex­ resident had the mistaken notion difficult feat of dressing ten tusks to visit the ship to converse with should be wringing the last drop of Washington: "who can doubt but. Many a rose lives to blush at the guess about 470 of the party are plain things to us. that no permits were required dur­ for Bon Bon, large hippopotamus, In the course of time-and things, price the florist gets for It. very happy to be through with the us Infidels! Very democratic you blood from Italy and cutting out ing the mouth of Maich. making Its winter home at the d r - Asiatic part of the trip. This isn’t observe. The wife of the Y. M. C. of her the pound of flesh so that the fruits of such ,,a:, plan would You get used to things. Seems cus winter quarters near here. In paying it she must die and her richly repay any temporary ad-- Always look for the point In saying that our call has not been A. director brought on at Athens a only natural now that a girl’s com­ lot of beautiful linen work to sell. credit be destroyed and she be un­ vantages which might be lost by a disappointment; It’s there. pleasant, but the old boat looks plexion should be artificial. iiiiiiiiuuuiiiUiiuiniiiiiiiiiiiiHiimiiiiHiiinHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHHi' good. Each new place Is different She was assigned to our table and, able to borrow another penny from steady adherence to it?” us. What an attitude to take, Mr. Follow Golden Rule.' A newspaper has an article en­ from those gone before but even of course, gave us much Interesting Talk about women, look at that President, on the part of the ben­ In other words, Mr. President, titled: “ A Cure- for Scratching the new (or old) sights pall. Information. She came on at freak dancing over there. ' evolent American government! It the golden rule, which I take It Is Hens.” If another ben Is flirting Jerusalem was cold and clammy. Athens because they wouldn’t al­ W ell, I’ll speak to her about It. seem to me that the fact that she more likely to be the general mot­ with her husband there ain’t no Three days there were enough. low her to come on at Constanti­ < "Do you know her?” was able to borrow money after to which the people of this <»untry cure. There are objects of Interest at nople, So she had to ship all her “ She’s my wife.” every turn, largely connected with goods to Athens by rail, and join this arrangement had been made desire to see adopted In their pri­ the superstitions of by-gone ages, the boat there. When she reached is a very good argument to show vate affairs and In their public af­ Gloom Matrimonial. 2353484848314853234853022353485323532348235323535353482353532348485353485323 that the arrangement was a just fairs than any other single rule— and with equally present-day ‘reli­ home her goods were all sold! Can When I tell Pauline that I would D o You one to enable her to gCt on her the rule that we should do to Telephone 1652. gious” myths and fanaticisms. you beat It? A presidential cam­ be glad others as we would that .others Jew, Moslem and' Christian vie paign In Constantinople must be feet. I take it that the present de­ To enter the marriage ties. should do to us— should be our with one another— mostly In child­ an exciting game. How T. Fergu­ velopment of her water power and She mutely looks at the collar ad. guide in this' particular. If we ish fanatlca4 worship, or whatever son would enjoy being a registrar! other things which Italy needs and Then looks at my map— and for which she must borrow capital, were In the situation-of Italy, pic­ you may call It. Church and We have two days in Cairo— sighs. George S. Patten mosques and holy places at every then five days up the Nile and re­ are necessary for her welfare and tured as It has been so graphically Like Toast? turn. The guides lead you from one turn— then three days more in for the payment of her debt at by the Senator from Utah (Mr. My memory Is, I hope, quite fair. Smoot) In his able exposition of point to another, telling their Cairo. Expect this to be about the all. But when I would plight our the reasons which led the Oommis- Contractor and Builder stories and pointing to proven ob­ best part of the trip. Fight For It? troth, slon to arrive at the results at A Gas Toaster will make four jects— then telling you that the We, are all well and taking our Air. Pi’esident, do the Senators She laughs and asks If I can com­ who oppose this measure wish us which they did arrive; certainly city has been destroyed utterly nourlshm^t regularly. pare Jobbing Promptly Done slices of Toast in two minutes. three different times and that the WJrei^inv Jerusalem I visited to go to war to collect this debt? we should be delighted to be treat­ With a bird named David Roth. present levels of the streets are 25 King Solomon’s quarries with a How are we going to collect It in ed with justice and benevolence. I hope that when the vote Is to 40 feet above the surface of the bunch of Masons. There I discover­ its entirety if we do not go to war? I say that I hope some day I can 65 Hollister St. — Manchester, Ct. A GAS TOASTER COSTS Saviour’s time! "Take it or leave ed that one of my companions The distinguished Senator from taken on this question we can fall It, I’ve told It to you as it was told was the captain of the Oberlin ball Utah (Mr. Smoot), representing in with the Ideas recommended In to me.” Still It’s all worth seeing nine, whom I had not seen since the debt commission, told us that Washington’s Farewell Address, once. Of course everything Is May 1894. He Is a doctor living in this is the best Italy can do. We “ The experiment, at least. Is rec­ strange, the people, the buildings, Michigan. Another is I. Wise, of believe that to be true. If we are ommended by every sentiment the ruins, the way of doing things, Hartford. Another is Mrs. W. A. to collect any more we have got to which enobles human nature.” Arabs, Jews, Bedouins, Syrians, Lowrey of East Hartford. Lieut. do it by going to war. It is perfect­ only occasionally a person who can Governor Leonard of New York Is ly silly to say that we can collect also a passenger! Rich bootleggers, this debt by war. No nation ever Take th e Original 40c speak English— It all goes to make A GOOD KICK. the picture. Outside the cities the suddenly rich real estate people— went to war successfully to collect Judge (to convicted burglar); Package Home country Is most interesting. The all sorts and conditions. a great debt. Certainly America, Have you anything to say before struggle for life Is fierce. Every We are getting rested— that is least of all, would even desire to ‘sentence la passed? . And makes the Best Toast you | foot of soil seems to be in use. The the big thing. go to war for the sake of collecting Burglar: ’The only thing I’m Safe Milk Very truly, its debts. Oitr commission has kicking about Is being Identified by have ever eaten. 5 hills and mountains, mostly rocks, X are terraced by lines of stone wall H. O. BOWERS. made the best possible settlement a man that kept his head under and F o o d East Mediterranean, in connection with justice and a the bedclothes the whole time! — built by the toll of countless thou­ For Infants, Convalescents; sands for almost countless cen­ Enroute Haifa to Alexandria, due regard to what the people can Royal Magazine. March 16. 1926. pay. the A g^, Nursing snd Expect­ turies. Every ounce of soil seems ant Mothers, Children, etc- to be carefully saved. Herds of It seems to me that there has Order your Easter Lilies or The Manchester | been a disposition on the part of sheep and goats, attended by the Potted Plants from Edward J. X shepherd of old, wander among one or two of those who have been Murphy’s Pharmacy, Depot Square. the rocks— just as they did 2,000 arguing against this settlement to — Adv. years and more ago. $10 or $15 a indulge in remarks with regard to governments w4th which we are at Gas Company I year Is existence— more than that A wdl-balanced, delicious, easily assinulat^ F ood-D ri^ that is luxury. Along the sea anct among ATBOUGHT present on terms of amity and the hills are occasionally reaches concord, which are not likely to TYPEWRITERS n o S b e s and up-buUds. Use whw of the finest soil Imaginable— all It is better to go to the house of produce peaceful relations in the or hot, upon retiring. Endorsed by for o w 4 0 y ^ . I I cared for by hand and with the mourning than to the house of future, or a friendly attitude to­ All makes. Sold, rented, P r ^ a S at hom e in a minute by b n s ^ stiirog of : X crudest of Implements. Wooden feasting, for that Is the end of all ward our citizens who travel in exchanged and overhauled. the powder in a little hot or cold water, then add water or nulk. liniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiim plows scratching the surface drawn men; and the living will lay It to those countries or who are desir­ by mules, by a mule and an ox, by his heart. ous ot doing business with them, Special disco,unt to students. camel, this is the same as 2,000 or toward our ambassadors and years ago. The true way to mourn the dead ministers who of necessity must SERVICE TYPEWRITER Houses are mostly novels. Inhab­ Is to take care of the living who carry on our relations with them. EXCHANGE ited by humans, by the animals, belong to them.— Burke. I have on this fioor within the last by the chickens— one as good as few weeks seen a Senator with one Telephone 821 the other, all apparently equal In Largest assortment Easter Eggs hand gesturing in favor of peace At Kemp’s Music Shop rights therein. and Rabbits. Princess Candy Shop, and against war, and have seen Beirut (In Syria) Is in French Selwitz Block.— Adv. him with the other hhnd sow drag­ 691 Main St., So. Manchester territory (or under French man­ date) and Is a wide-awake town. A college with over 1,000 students Is a lively Institution— a branch of New York University— or sponsor­ ed by It. A few of us were enter­ tained there. That Is the only place In Syria that we visited. The Insur­ rection at Damascus prevented our

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SALESMAN HERE farm, however,-be brought bis op­ lishmant bnt also in its organiza­ car filled with high school pupils, til an old-fashioned maid donate to Enter His Native Country eratives together and told them tion of salesman. en route home, became stalled- be­ that he would operate his shop on two hair pins and soon the car w< Leroy Gardner of 21 Hnnting- cause of a burned fuse. The mo- speeding homewar FOR KIIiLIHG ton street, formerly of Tbompson- the Golden Rule basis. Wages 15^TBAR-OLD QIRL. vllle, has been appointed agent in were accordingly increased from Totk, April *.— ^In th« •yea^ "It arises, I am inclined to think, 100 to 300 per cent and six weeks "^ e a t federal ofllclala at^ through confusion of citizenship Manchester and Glastonbury for the Pontiac, Mich., April 2.— Jamey A. Nash clothing company, the larg­ after when the proprietor came Bugene V. Debs, So- with the right to vote. back the store showed a profit. The i L. Vennaman, 28, an automobile est manufacturer of custom made leader, has lived In re­ “ The present attorney-general salesman, was on his way back to employees had reciprocated the con­ news as a man without a clothing in the country. Mr. Gard­ and his predecessors and Presidents Buffalo today, where he is said to ner, whose advertisement appears cessions grante.d them and had *ry- Coolidge and Harding both have be wanted on a charge of slaying In 'The Herald for the first time to­ given the best that was in them to SALE O F Mow Debs, aided by Morris Hill- stated that the first pre-requisite to 15-year-old Pauline Sokolowskl, a night, tells the following story of the business. quit. New York attorney, is plan­ restoration of the citizenship of Eu­ maid In the home of Jaraeq Burke. the start of this great establish “ In 1918 the volume of business ning a legal battle to convince these gene Debs is a formal application Vennaman was 'arrested at the ment. reached'(ISO,000. In 1926 it w^s ^ h l^ M t federal officials, Including by Debs for this clemency. home of a relative here. According "In 1919 Arthur Nash, a retired $12,200,000 and it is expected tb%t Rose Bushes aiid Shrubs ^ the President and the attorney gen- Letter Is Unanswered. to police, Vennaman admitted he Seventh Day Adventist clergyman $20,000,000 business will be done was present in the Burke home ; eral, that they’ve been looking at “ I have written the attorney-gen­ purchased a clothing business but by the end of this year.” his case— and at thousands -of other eral asking him to state his author­ when the girl was shot and killed, at the end of six months he found bub Insisted her death was acciden­ Nash clothes are sold direct to cases— with cross-eyed vision. ity for the supposition that the that ho was operating at a loss The •battle will come, as Debs tal. • the buyer and are absolutely guar­ citizenship rights of Debs ever have He became dissatisfied for the anteed as to satisfaction, quality and Hillquit foresee it, when the been legally withdrawn. .one-rtime Socialist presidential can­ didate returns to American shores "I have had no reply.” from a trip to Bermuda. Debs served 82 months in fed­ ClUsenshlp Bights. eral prison following his espionage It will hinge on the question of act conviction. Then President whether the United States courts Harding freed him. But Harding can revoke all citizenship rights of granted him only commutation of an American subject as a penalty the remainder of his sentence, not 3 for $1.00 for crime. a pardon. NIMBLE TRAFFIC The astounding theory that no And only a pardon, as the federal such authority is. vested in the authorities see it, carries citizenship Fqniiture and Piano M oving- Genuinie Am erican Field Grown courts is advanced by Hillquit; as- restoration. 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Mrs. Esther Atz of Fairmont, Minn., is held in jail there for first de­ gree murder in connection with the death of her son, Raymond, 5 (left), who died last December. Chemists report finding poison In his body. They are now examining the organs of Florence Atz (right), who died last May. Mrs. Atz is a widow. 1,900,000 Bobbed Heads in Factoties Reduce Accidents to W^omati Workers

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FOR SALE TO RENT ti IP & FOR SALE—'We har® Ju»t r®c«lved TO RENT—Tenement of flve rooms, SB»,>stsmriss«Hu I« gs.'»s*s|y-.3 & car load o f good nice cl®aB apples all improvements at 63 West Middle for aweet cider. Bring your barreL We Tamplke. Apply to GugUelmo An- ■nrlll grind the apple# and fill your nulll, 13 Hawthorn street. barrel, right from the presa. at 25c FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Nothing Like a Flat Iron byElosaei; per gallon while it lasta. Call 97®-5. FOR RENT—Two stores on Oak H. Silversteln, Bolton, street, rent $50 a month. Apply to N. B. RichardA VURArSTWAT , FOR SALE—^Victor V ictrola with \HAFFVJ6 records. Almost new. Will take half FOR RENT—A brand new extra Y 9 0 e o T , price. Apply at 213 Porter atreet. i r o n T d i d v o o OONfT VCOft NkCWv. large six' room tenement. All con- TAOMASCS VMAPiaS venlencea on Trumbull street, rent SAV m pFVC A A A U S ' FOR S.\LE—Mixed seasoned slab $40. A pply to N. B. RicbardA wood. Alexander Jarrls Jr. Phone 341. ® iR w y \WAPFLCS I ------FOR RENT—A brand new single FOR SALE—SCO egg Buckeye in­ six room house, steam heat, gas etc.. M ? cubator, nearly new J. R. Foster, 613 Glenwood street, rent $45. A pply to N. North Main atreet. Telephone T3-A B. Richards. ■»/ FOR SALE—Used gas ranges, taken FOR RENT—A six room tenement. in trade for new. All in good condi­ 262 Oak street, thoroughly renovated. tion. four burner with oven and broil­ Nice condition, rent $35. A pply to N. er ?15 up Wm. Ostrlnsky, 27 Oak St. B. RlchardA TO BENT—Four car garage, also single car garage. $4 and $5 per montn. At 26 Cooper street. Apply on the premiseA FOR RENT—Pour room flat, all FOR SALE—40 Hard wood modern ImprovementA Inquire at 71 settees, with perforated Veneer Bridge street. Telephone 772-2. seats. Suitable for assembly hall or cottage purposes. Sold singly FOR RENT—Four room flat, up- or In quantities as needed. In­ BtalrA all Improvements, with two quire of Sexton at the South Man­ nice atUo r o o m A flve minutes from chester Methodist Episcopal the mills. Telephone 990-4. church. i f .? . ^ TO RENT—Tenement of 4 rooms, ■a gas and all modern Improvements. Garage If desired. Call at 162 Bissell street, downstairs. $ALE$MAN $AM Sounds 0. K. by Swan FOR RENT—Double tenement at / 85 Garden street, all modern Improve­ / k EM VOU \DiOT-tUHW ■ K tT.o m T m m HBCV^ FOR SALE—Rabbits, raise them for ments. Inquire at 82 Garden street or HBhVEWSO "ftw Tb V UOOVA OUT fun. Fancy fur, food and fertilizer. A telephone 1336. MAWvE. 0\JEA®-«JATE$Ly <3tOlP "eO SS DiDW’T WexJ PUT o u T “ “ MOO few more tested breeds, these rabbits WOU12. HAWD COHEN VOO’ KB, ICOULDW' 'EM TbKllfSWT y c X i . WOUVl. i^r HANI> took first prize money at the show. FOR RENT—Furnished room, with GOMUA “STOP Do not wait till they are all gone. or without board, for one or two men, TlUW eWArt DAT More clear profit In a trio of rabbits in private fam ily. Inquire at 183 Cen­ ^^EtUO- UU'PVG KACkVHdS: • than 50 chickens, with 1-4 the work ter street, after five o’clock. AB»_E and space. The fertilizer will pay 10 •to riM tk per cent over cost to feed, leaving a FOR RENT— April 1st. flve room EMPVCNMEWt n f f u A clear profit on the fancy fur and single house, all Improvements, also VAJE' ElWh garage. Inquire at 9 Norman street. 5Am AMD food end of It (with my system) 1?A^>TU7> which will be given free with every Kv - TO RENT—Four room tenement A-rtEN'PtlMfr trio of breeders. Young rabbits for To HlvtE sale at all times, also books and with large garden, rent $15.00 a # 1 magazines on rabbits and fur ani­ month. Inquire at 92 East Middle ■TKe«? WAV mals. Call evenings, Saturday after­ Turnpike. noon and Sundays. Manchester Maga­ ®.eM CC zine Subscription A gency, 346 No. TO RENT—^New five room flat. In­ quire 270 Oak street. Tm' o ld Main street, Manchester, Conn.. rAACWlMR tHEV DOUdW FOR SALE—Hoosler kitchen cabi­ TO RENT—Large size office room, net used little. Two small living room 18 by 27, tile floor. Orford building. WHEW " t i e v suites, brass bed with spring, bur­ Rent reasonable. S. L. Barrabce. Tel. first UAMOED rows, one Morris chair, new and used 1925-4. IW FLORIDA gas stoves, small kitchen stoves. We l^> PROUlUCt also buy used furniture. What have TO RENT—Five room flat, all Im­ A CrlJEKT you to sell. Spruce street second hand provements. rent reasonable, good HELP -To store. TeL 1325-5. location. Apply to Stuart J. Wasley, UGHTUM 827 Main street. TcL 1428-3. -TUEm.. FOR S-4.LE—Gladiolus. Finest flow­ lOORWeM ering bulbs. New price list now ready. TO RENT—Six room tenement with Ask for j’our copy. Marshall, 674 E. all improvements. Steam heat. At 177 J V Middle Turnpike, Manchester Green. Maple atreet. Apply 99 Oak street. Tel. 1090. FOR RENT—Six room tenement on Bissell street, modern Improvements. FOR SALE—Several drop head sew­ Inquire at 93 Bissell atreet. WANTED AUTOMOBILES the man by the roadside. The coro­ had thu webl lamperature ot ing machines In perfect order. Singer ner declared, he could find no rea­ any ynuT slnca laid, while Hf pre- Sewing Machine Company, 3 Eldrldge TO RENT—Six rooms on Lilac ADMITTBUJAR FREH) WINTEirS SNOWFALL street. Telephone 149-4. WANTED—A cook. Apply to Mrs. FOR GALE—Fordor Sedan in ex­ son in law to hold Wilk responsible pipltatiqu was the Iqweat. sincs street, steam heat, all Improvements, Frank D. Cheney, 98 Forrest street. cellent coiuiiUon. good rubber, etc. two car garage, flve minutes to mills, for the death. m h FOR SALE—Hard and chestnut Telephone 358. Cheap for cash. Call Manchester 1895 also garage on Elro street. Inquire after flve o’clock. OF AUTOMOBILE DEATH The coiTonar also said that Wilk LESS THAN AVERAGE wood, sawed stove length. Li. T. Wood, 21 Elro. 55 Bissell street. Phone 496. WANTED—I want a good, reliable was driving at 25 miles an hour in man to go Into business . for FOR SALE—Chevrolet touring car, Ldttle Maw Tkan Half af That FOR RENT—Three room heated a storm of rain and snow and that FOR SALE—Hard wood, stove blmself in S. W. Hartford coun­ 1923 model. In good condition. Good Told Safety»flrst Tale But length $12.50 per cord, white birch apartment with bath, all con­ ty, selling Rawleigh’s Good Health tires. Inquire at 682 (Center street. his windshield was covered with in But Marok HuJda $12,00. Telephone 884-12. O. H. W hip­ veniences. In Purnell Building. Apply Products to farmers. A permanent, TeL 90-12. Corouer Finds No Evidenee moisture. -Bowmau. the coroner BeoaH far C^^» B A Y l ASPIRIN ple, Andover, Conn. to G. E. In care of G. E. Keith Furni­ profitable, and pleasant business ml ture Company. your own. Very little capital required. of Uaw-Breaking, pointed out., wasr walking on the FOR SALE—Chevrolet aedan. Olds- pavement of Rowaytpn avenue New Haven, April ?.—-A tptal TO RENT—Several small rents at Sea me quickly, E. R. Walker, 45 mobile 6 cylinder touring in good con­ REAL ESTATE $30 per month. Apply to Ednard J Mather street, town. dition. cheap. Phone 1119-18. 787 East Bridgeport, April 2.— Andrew J. when he was struck. snuwfail qf 31-1 Inchea duriug the WANTED — Young married man Middle Turnpike. South Manchester. Bowman, 72, of Norwalk, died of a past wiatep was recorded in the Holl, Orford Bldg. TeL 560. would like position as truck driver or PROVED SAFE fractured skull at Norwalk hospi­ Federal Weather Bureau qfflpe here, FOR RENT—Furnished room at 35 chauifeur. Will furnish references. FOR SALE—O-Tlte Piston Rings. FOR SALE—Now is you opportunity A(ldresa Chauffeur In care Herald. They stop oil pumping, they prevent tal March 26 after being run down according to the monthly summary to get a section of building lots at Birch street. Telephone 1153. gasoline from getting down Into the farm values, from a large fertile by an automohii© driven by Henry MANCHESTER iasued today hy fjeqnard M. Tarr, Tafee without as Told FOR RENT—Six room tenement, WANTED—To buy old cars for oil. They give your engine more tract of land between Hartford and junk. Telephone 7S9. power and Increase your mileage. P. Wilk, of Stamford. Wilk removed head of the office. Manchester with modern school roads with all Improvements at 40 Garden street. Inquire at 38 Garden street or H. Norton, 180 Main street. the man’s body to the side of the AUTO TOP CO, In the winter of 1923-24 60.4 under construction. Terms can be ar­ WANTED—Return load from West read and then drove to the Darien inches fell. The average snowfall in “3ayer” Package ranged. Property shown by appoint­ telephone 1953. Chatham. Mass., via Buzzards Bay ment. Telephone M anchester 36-3. H. police station and reported having 115 Oak St. Phone 181^'3 for the winter here is 40 iu.phea- FOR RENT—Six room tenement, and Providence, Saturday April 3rd. Warren Case, Buckland. I j . T. Wood, 55 Bissell street. Phone seen a man lying by the roadside. For the first time in several yeafs with all improvements. Inquire at 38 496. ROSE B. WILSON FOR SALE—East Center street. Hawthorne street or telephone 653-14. Later he admitted he had run the the first three months qf ihe'yoar Best residential district, six rooms, WANTED — Woman for general Public Stenographer man down. Slip Coversi showed an excess of precipitation strictly modern, oak floor and trim, FOR RENT—Six-room tenement on housework at “The Four Acres." Ap­ this year, though March was behind Madison street with modern Improve­ Copybig Mimeographing. With this story related to him. two car garage, built last year. $9.- ply to Cheney Brothers Employment Circoiar Letters. Coroner John J. Phelan today an­ Auto Tops Re-oovered. normal. In temperature, March was 500 for quick sale. Wallace D. Robb, ments including steam heat. Apply to Bureau. , 853 Main street. Alexander Trotter. lOu East (Center 681 MAIN STREET nounced that Bowman’s death was Carpets and Upholstery. 1.6 degrees below pormal while the street. TeL 535. WANTED—Light trucking of all Soath Manchester. Cano. accidental because those investi­ three months of the year have been FOR SALE—North of Center. Two kinds. Ashes to move. H. Gilman. 23G Telephone 2084. gating the case had produced "no Rex Winter Enelusu^. slightly below normal. March 1926 family twelve room, strictly modern. TO RENT— Four room flat, first Main street. Phone 542. and second floors just been renovat­ evidence to show WUk knew of se­ Price $8,600. W allace D. Robb, 85S Celluloids for Curtains. Malh street. ed. Cemeqt cellar. GaA handy tray, WANTED—Painting and paixer- vere injuries to the man,”- or that AUTOMOBILE INSURANT electric lights, bathtubs. Inquire 36 hanging, graining and all kinds of in­ he knew it was dangerous to leave Silk Curtains. FOR SALE—North of Center. Two Clinton street. terior work. J. C. Anderson, 78 Birch AT COST street. Always paid 25 per cent, divi­ family ten rooms, two car garage. TO RENT—6-room tenement with Make me an offer. Owner out of all improvements and garden. Apply dend. Reducing cost of Insurance town. W allace D. Robb, 853 Main St. WANTED—I will pay the highest 1 Wllace I.Goodin & Co. at 58 Summer street. , prices for all kinds of Junk. Also buy that apioufit. Ooes not effect all kinds of poultry and old cars for MUDD CENTER FOLKS FOR S.4LE—Moat market and FOR RENT—On W. Center street, [nsuranevA STUART J. WASLEY groceries. South End. doing good junk. Morris H, Lessner, telephone a new five room flat, all modern Im­ 982-4. 8 2 7 Main St. Phone 14S|8. the Heart business, all up to date equipment. provementA Wm. KanehL TeL 1776. Cheap if sold Immediately, building Our H»t of property In-; can also be bought or will trade for WANTED—If you want a good eludes building lota, tohac- ■ FOR RENT—Two furnished roomA honie portrait of yourself, call D Manchester property. Wallace D. and a single room, for light house­ cQ farms, truck farms, Robb, 853 Main street. Fallott, 9T Ridge street. Child pho­ diversUied fa^ms, two- keeping. Also three room tenement at tography a ape^alty. Phens £41-12. 109 Foster street, and a four room famHy houses. single FOR BALE—West Side. Single flve houses and bungalows. teneme.it on Ridgewood street. Apply WA^TTMT —, Vacuum cleaners and room bungalow, ptrlotly modsrn, In­ at 109 Foster street. W« have a horns t o duit. cluding steam hast. Pries $4950 for elsotrio irons for rapalrg. Ksy mak­ your tanta and, to ft your ing, saw Qllng, clock and phono­ quick sale. Wallace D. Robb, 851 FOR RENT—Seven room tenement purse. If wa haven't wha* Main street. graph cleaning or repairing. Razor on Maple street. Apply to H. R. blades sharpened. Braithwalte, 150 you want we’U find ik DR. M. R SQUIRES Tryon at the J. W, Hale Compeny, FOR SALE—Six room single, all Im­ Center street. .v r , I w m provements. at Manchester Green; TO RENT—Heated apartment, three CHIROPRACTOR two car garage. This Is an excep­ nice large* rooms, bath, gas, etc„ over tional buy. ^rice only $4,000. Stuart the post office, 1009 Main street. Rent LOST J. Wasley, 827 Main. Telephone 1428. only $36.00 a month. Robert J. Smith. ChiFQpractiq afid Electric FOR SALE—Two family house of FOR RENT—Two desirable ofBce LOST—Black and tan male hound. ten rooms, all Improvements, two car rooms. Apply to Mr. Padrove. Man­ Telephone 1188-2. Reward. Treatments garage, for $10,600. This Is a good chester Public Market. Phone. 10. buy. Stuart J. W asley, 827 Main, LOST—Pair of tortoise shell glasses Telephone 1428. Selwitz Block. South Manchester. TO RENT—Midland apartmentA between Center and Oak Street last three rooms, steam heated, janitor week. Finder please call 1294. REAL ESTATE Telephone 4^7-2. FOR SALE—Farm of three acres, servlCA refrigerator, gas range fur­ five room house, near Manchester nished, rent $38 per month. Call "■■■ ■ ■■■ ■ ■ Green, on St .to road. Would make t Manchester Construction (3o., $100, MISCELLANEOUS ' good chicken and truck gardening or telephone 783-3. farm. Price reasonable. See Stuart FOR SALE r. Wasley, 827 Main. Telephone 1428. I pay highest cash prices for your FOR BENT—Five-room tenement rags, magazines, bundled paper and \VAS«lfNGT furnace, ipoul- WANTED—Second and third mort- nished. Call Manchester Construc­ lish Woolen Company, tailors since 12 rooms, handy to everything, al­ rages. More money on hand. P. D, tion Co., 2100 or telephone 782-2. 1898. Let us show you the latest ways rented. try bpuse, small barn, convenient |q trolley and fpetories. fSOO Comollo, 13 Oak street. Telephone fashions. Phone. 1221-$. ' cash, balance easy terms. Price Collect your own eggs. 1540. 8TREBT Nt»w fl WANTED r««P hwpMowi flrortgpq. Prtw Fipe looking semi-bungalow, thoroughly Cambeidge Money to loan on first and second POULTRY O, K . 'k mortgages. If you have money to in­ street. Two-car garage,-corner lot, high eJeYation. WANTED—Return load from Ossin­ W EST HTOSI "TP Two-iiBiHy, vest in mortgages I can invest it for EGGS FOR HATOMINQ rou. Arthur A. Knofla. telephone ing, New York, Saturday A pril 8rd. L. roQips, (tycoUent epmutinp, iipogr Lafge, .well built, twq:;fnmi)y> tvrelvq-$oong[ house, all improve- f82->, 876 Main street. T. Wood, 65 Bissell street. Tel. 496. Barred Plymouth Rocks, eggs for menta, walk and curbing, claae tP sUH’ WU}?, never offered for hatching from prize winning and ex­ " WASniNaTON STREET ©«!• WANTED—To do all kinds of team­ cellent laying stock IS.Of pet 14, ■=S* sale heforq, * ^ TO RENT ing, ashes hauled, plowing done, cel­ $12.00 per 100. J. F. Bowen. 670 W ood - d;i bail^Uii TOQO pm)i, i jfesif lars dug and also all kinds of truck­ bridge street. Phone 1285-2, Manches­ to pay halanee. Beautiful little hpine St th® Gceen, brand pew and up-tordate, ing. Prices right. Fred Baxter, 19 ter Groen. STATE ROAD—-On wajf to Rock­ Oakland Terrace. Telephone 218-3. POP SLUP6 weveR. MKes/Tp six good rooms, nopF Teady* ?»4Pe only 97WPO. TO RENT—Five room flat, all im­ ville, 6 room bnpgalpwt an provements, new house. At 112 Oak, “BABY CHIOKr' THAT' «6 HftS MADS A MISTAKS, ^^9. Oorner lot qn l|a|p street, 6e-fqot front, epltPkle for Appljr 114 Oak after 6 o'clock on Sat­ WANTED—Painting in all Us Bi»BY CHICKS—Smith Standard aepe p| Ignd. Price ||S,Q0Qt urday afternoon or Sunday morning. branches. Paparhanglng, calolmlnlng, sturdy thoroughbred pt free range gas station or garage. Price qnly 9440U> Terips, -s' etc. Workmanship guaranteed. Prices fiopka Order now and have your soMeriMGiS (A siTuATiaM RewRYCR:, TO RENT—Furnished room on East reasonable. Formerly wltk Cheney chicks when you want them. Man­ Center street near Center. Gentleman Bros. Estimates furnished cheerfully. chester Qraln Co., 246 North Main St. WH€M APPe$^RAHC«f preferred. Breakfast If desired. Tele­ Ted LeCIalr, 39 Chestnut street. P hone. 1760.______Arthur A. Knofla phone )383'12. WANTED—Washings to do at BAB7 CHICKS-'Bred-to-Lar Ppp- t'A little mvaiui § lat, ' FOR RENT—May 1st at 831 East home. Telephone 477-2. ul .r Breeds; guaranteed live dellvenfl AND • lot iBfnni R borne.” Center street, flye room tenement, free catalBKue of chlpUa hroodew ■V ‘ Real Estate — Insurance modem, with steam heat. Apply at WANTED—Plain or fancy sewing and supplies. Clarks HatoBtiiTa DepL MB M4dB Str«et. a?el. f88-a. i '/ - ’'.. t/*' ■■ ■ , 123 Sast Center street. by the/day or by the piece. Call 1655. R B 4 t ESTATE fud INSCBANCB. 23, East Hartford, Conn. '1 S’U, : ..'i; 11.11 fe :,,

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:■ -f ’ Condition of State Roads L FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1928 /j »'------^

Cromwell— River road under con­ 1 I struction but is open for traffic. Suffield— West Suffleld-East Gran­ by road under construction but Is open for traffic. Middletown — Middletown-Hart- ford road under construction but is open for traffic. East Hampton— Road between the four corners and the lake under construction but is open for traffic. Bethel— Newtown road. Road and bridge construction under way. No detours necessary. Roxbury— Southbury road. Sur­ face in good condition. Shoulders and gutters uncompleted. New Milford — Gaylordsville Bridge. Work on the new bridge and approaches, under way. No de­ tours necessary. Washington Grade crossing elimination. Roacf and bridge con­ struction under way. No detours necessary. Chaplin— Wllllmantic Hampton road under construction, open to traffic. Killingly— Norwich-Putnam road under construction, open to traffic. Norwlch-Montvllle — Norwich- New London road under construc­ tion. Through traffic between New London and Norwich should use road on east side of Thames River. Franklin— Norwich - Willimantic road under construction, open to traffic. Greenwich— Boston Post Road. Grading under construction at Cos Cob cut off. No delay to traffic. Westport — Boston Post road. Grading at Lighthouse curve. No delay to traffic. Westport— Grading at Compo Inn Curve. No delay to traffic. Shelton— Road under construc­ tion in front of Laurel Heights Sanitarium. No delay to traffic. West Haven & Milford— Oyster river bridge under construction. Temporary bridge provided. West Haven— Cove river bridge under construction. Temporary bridge provided. Waterbury— Chaehire Road un­ der construction. No delay to traf­ fic. Hartland— East Hartland Moun­ tain. Under construction. Present road open for travel. Torrington— Goshen road is un­ der construction. Open for travel. Waterbury— Watertown. Water- Come in and see this beautiful suite in rich taupe mohair over long-wearing, town-Thomaston road is under cou- You can bring spring indoors now with this eight-piece living room outfit jtructlon. Shoulders incomplete. dependable construction. See the new Spring fripged velvet rug, a 9x12 de­ and Shoor Bros.’ ijuality buying selection and large buying power make Featuring sign in harmonizing shades; a combination mahogany davenport table; end possible this exceptional offer. Only your ov/n inspection will convince table to match (not shown); silk georgette bridge lamp and table lamp— you of this unusual Shoor Bros, value—and those v,’ho have bought here a eight pieces at this excentional price, and for Friday and Saturday only I A Kinof’s Salute know that ours is a policy of quality first, with price secondary! Mohair Suite • For Your New Dinkig Room—Save| A Shoor Bros. Quality Group—Save! 3-Door Side leer

A specially priced Chil” three-door side icer, sold by us for 17 years. Fin­ Shitehtd'fromSfbei— ff.Cf/orna' ' ■ Jjliir ished in golden oak—for the Only at Shoor Bros, will you find such an attractive four- thrifty Spring, buyer! Fri­ Here is a new spring dining room suite that combines at­ 4 Pieces 8 Pieces piece Queen Anne group of .two-tone walnut veneer and other day and Saturday only! tractiveness and economy. Eight pieces in walnut veneer and cabinet woods; mahogany interiors and full dustproof construc­ other cabinet woods, buffet, table, five side chams and host chair tion—at such a saving! Large dresser, full vanity, spacious $ 1 5 9 . 0 0 in leather {china cabinet and server at slight additional cost). wardrobe and full size bow-end bed. Shown here just as you $ 1 9 .9 5 You can only appreciate the beauty of this Stuart design by $ 1 3 4 . 0 0 will find it in the store. See it! Friday and Saturday only— Others from $9.75 up your own insp€ction. As shown—^Friday and Saturday only! Spiall do^rn payment^—terms to suit. Small down payment—terms to suit. New Spring Baby Carnage Cabinet Gas Range Rug M 9^' l Bedding D\ Specials! King George turns colonel in this pictufe—-colonel of the Royal En- / gineers. He is saluting the regi­ ment as it marches past at Bromp- lon Barracks, Chatham.

Easter Lilies or potted plants; Friday Park Hill Flower Shop stock, at Edward J. Murphy’s Pharmacy.— and ^.dv. Saturday Only! One of.-the early spring spe­ New spring special, cotton mattress ...... cials -from-, among our large $7.95. . 9x12 Tapestry .rugs, Friday, and Saturday assortment of vbaby carriages. Better, weather brings hopes for 50-lb. cotton mattress, well tufted i . • • • $ 1 0 .® lighter kitchen woHc. Try this New - only ■ ei*** ••••••• ••••••♦/•• Friday and Saturday only! ’ 9x12 Axminater rugs, - Friday and Saturday^ Cotton-felt mattress for better resti . • •$l5.f5 Method' fpur-burner cabinet gas - -I * •. , . "v. I ■ • . rangerr-Friday and Saturday' only! _ only...... — , _ Pure silk floss'mattress, specially, priced ...... ; 1 2 4 9 5 9x12 Velvet rugs, Frlday^and Saturday ‘ ' Q k $ 1 5 .6 5 only . . ; . . '. -Vi ...... , • ...... ’ 9xl2‘ ’Wilton rugs; Friday and ^ tw d a y . ^ li./ , . A A Invest in better rest; silk floss matlxess ...... ;$ 3 2 i5 0 Strollers; '$,7.95'u p ' $ 3 9 :5 0 ■ only 'A..... i ...... M.... U/tFWeVV ■' NEAR ASYLUM TRUMBULL NEAR mlATT from all other laxatives rmd reliefs for Defective Elimination Old HDustoiniers Not Required Q^nstipation Liberal Terms Mere - ■ r ■ ‘ ■■■ ' BOiousness To Pay Moniey Down / - The action of Nature’s Remedy (N| To Suit Your Needs H a r t f o r i j ; ; » ; Tablets) is more natural and thor­ ough. The effects will be a revcU(> tCADING reRNnOttR’^O R E tion—you will feel so good. Make the test. You will appreciate this difference. „ Utmd For Ooar Thirty Yoara Chips off Old Block ta JUNIORS— Uttia Nta The same N) —in one-third dotes, candy-coated. For Children and adults. s g u BY YOUR ORUeaitT

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i^aelees to whleh-police are, some­ through dwindling forest .resources. times called and which, though ob­ Thelmok Is worthwhile 7 Elwood S.'Ela sider. OPEN FORUM Oct. 1. 1881 Of course there Is an inside story Every Evening: Except Sundays and ■■lit Helldays. to the English Impeachment, and MR. HOHBNTHAR' CRmOtEES. Entered at the Post Office at Man* sooner or later a perspective of It Chester as Second Class Mail Matter. will be had by the public. But if Editor of the Herald: ~ SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mail ' Commenting on Yonr editorial a : six dollars a year; slaty cents a ever three days of scrapping In the "Concurrence" In ' the issue of ♦ month for shorter periods. House of Representatives produced March 2Tth, JL have the “ tenierlty’l carrier, eighteen eentr a week. less enlightenment as to what It to say that if the State oi Connec­ Single copies, three centa was all about, than In this case, we ticut did the things you mentiop,' SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE­ she. would come pfetty nearly be­ SENTATIVE: Hamllton-De Llsser, cannot recall the circumstance.' ing in “rebellion" and In addition, Ine^ 26 West 43d Street New York and 127 N. Dearborn St. Chicago. place hersdlf In a Hdlculous: light. y The Mai^hester Evening Herald la DEBTS. Whatever the State’s attitude on sale in New York City at Sehults’s In the controversy over the Ital* may or may not be concerning pro­ News Stand, Sixth Avenue and 42nd hibition, members of the Connecti­ Street and 42nd Street entrance of ian debt settlement,it is almost as Grand Central Station. cut legislatures are generally not] difficult for this newspaper to eif- entirely bereft of common eense. Y ■ "International News Service has the exclusive rights to use for republlcd- tertaln sympathy/Or those who op­ f he answers to your hypotheti­ tlon in any form all news dispatches pose the settlement as for tl^ese Who cal questions are in the very lan-| credited to It or not otherwise credit­ guage of the 18 th Amendment it­ ed in this paper. It Is also exclnsively support It, or the other way about. cntlt'ed to use for republication all self, which forbids the traffic in I the local or undated news published The western bloc in the Senate intoxicating liquor for beverage j herein." which Is frothing at the mouth over purposes, and gives “ eoncjurrent’' the cheapness of the terms rm which power to the states to enforce^ not | FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1926; nullify, the amendment.- we are letting Europe off is frankly For the state to exCrcise its I demanding the pound of flesh, and “ constitUUonal right” which we| FRIBND HOHENTHAL. so is advocating the impossible as admit she has, to define as “ Intoxi­ \ One of the most delightful things well as the abhorrent. On the cating," liquor containing. oye'f\, 80 other hand that Very considerable per cent alcohol, would be stating about newspapering in Manchester a truth, but there should then . be is that there is never any danger of Senate element which Is all amllea added that it was also a quick sict- going very far wrong in this wet- and consideration fOr Italy and all ing poison, which 80 per cent alco­ and-dry matter. It Is possible to frowns and Ice toward France oc­ hol would be. \ cupies not a whit better position. To define “ beverage" 'as a liquid trot right ahead in serene confi­ -["taken td'assuage thirst' wO’tild be dence that If the editorial utterance Opposition to the terms of the stating what is not a fact. Ask any­ strays from logic or from fact there Italian settlement,' not on the one who has been accustomed to is always our good friend Etnil L. ground that the United States is drinking whiskey and very likely beihg cheated out of its dues there­ he will tell you he does not Know, G. Hohenthal, ready and willing and excepting that he has a craving all primed up, to come a-running by, but because of the utter favorit­ for a drink of water. So the whis­ and set us right. ism and unfairness in that settle­ key does not assuage thlCst, but It is altogether a pleasant condi­ ment as compared with other Euro­ creates thirst and the “ chaser” (the drink of water) assuages the tion, for which the Herald, if not pean settlements— not excepting that with Great Britain— would demand created. exactly grateful. Is at least appre­ The logic of your comment on ciative and prepared. It is. In a gain a deal of popular support which “ Co¤t" legislaClon, carried Spedal lamp values . way, satisfying and encouraging to the present fault finding fails to to a final conclusion, would drive be aware of this solicitously guard­ acquire. you into a serious predicament. h e most, recent lamp creations await you at our For the state to maintain, It could Spring Fashion Show of Almco and Kerohrapdt ian presence. enact and' enforce legislation, Elsewhere on this page Mr. Ho­ PBANC3B. whereby the operation of Federal L ^ p s . You will find a wonderful varied selection henthal assures us that If the state The greatest of South American law, or the Federal government T of exquisite designs at this time, consisting chiefly of of Connecticut were to do what the editors, reaching new York a week could be interfered with, by the the nationally kno-wn Almco Lamps. We have arranged or so ago after an extended visit In act of the Legislature, would be to Herald suggested as a possibility acknowledge we were not a nation, these lamps in a number of price groups, all at a con­ in relation to “concurrent legisla­ Paris, said; “ There will be no but a group of individual states. siderable reduction, so it should be a simple matter to tion" everybody would laugh at her. financial crisis In France. A peo­ The last session of the Conncctl-1 choose. . - ple as great as the French proved cut Legislature passed an act de­ We afe quite tickled to hear that. All the groups, with the exception of the first, eonsist themselves to be In the- war will priving the town and City of If Connecticut can provide a uni­ Bridgeport of what had theretofore of metal base lamps with silk and georgette shades, versal good time, If she can stir the not destroy themselves through been the exclusive privilege of trimmed with niching and fancy braids. Bases are fin­ yjsibilities, for Instance, of that folly In peace.” Bridgeport.-by appointing tax and other officials. The Connecticut Su­ ished in the latest gold leaf, painted and polychrome dour and gloomy organization the Yesterday, after many months of effects. the most harrowing political exper­ preme Court has ruled the state j Anti-SaJoon league, she ought to had a right to do it. In other words be not only willing but glad to do ience through which any country r^4. the tall could not wag the dog. If it, for it has been some time since ever went, the French Chamber of Connecticut undertook to pass the that worthy but sombre outfit has Deputies accepted Finance Minister legislation as you indicate, the $5.98 - $13.75 Peret’s program, balancing the bud­ United .States Supreme Court j cracked a smile. The corners of would, undoubtedly declare it un-| § r o u p ^ o u p Its mouth have curved downward get after six previous finance min­ constitutional as soon as it get the Metal base bridge lamps most lugubriously ever since the re­ isters had fallen in the effort. chance ter pass on it- Here is what | Almco and. Rembrandt of in black and-gold, with Bridge Damps with silk turns from the newspaper referen­ In almost any other country on j the Court has said m the cac striped parchment-pap6r ,, -shades. $16.75 to $19.75 dum began to come in. earth a struggle like that through -Hoke vs. U. S. (227 U. S ;, 33!!): “ Our' dual form of government has shades. $6,. 7 5 value. values. We hesitate, in view of all this, which France has-been going with • Ha perplexities. State and n.'it.ion to intimate that Mr. Hohenthal, relation to its finances and tax probr have different spheres of jurisdic­ in his kindly correction of our silly lem would have produced, if not tion, as we have said, but it must fe'-.' blunders, may Just possibly be the actual revolution, at least ^ a reac­ be kept in mind that we are one people, and the powers reserved to tiniest mite removed from Infalli­ tion of national gloom and pessi; the States and thosA conferred on $ 19.75 $22.50 bility himself; to suggest that his mism almost as bad. French, how­ the nation are adopted to be exor­ citations from supreme^ court de­ ever, has gone on doing “ business cised whether independently or group group concurrently to promote the gen­ *v Almco and' Rembrandt cisions have no more relevance to as usual," In an utterly serebe con­ Almco' and Rembrandt eral welfare, material and’ moral." Bridge Lamps And. Rem­ Bridge' Lamps with silk what we proposed than- they have fidence that in due course “ these The same court dealing with the brandt Junior Floor to the color of the other side of the small troubles" would he straight­ Lamps. , "Values 822.50! shades. $27.50 to $31.60' validity and construction of the values. moon; that he has settled out of ened out. .And they have been. 18th Amendment, said, June 7, to $23.75. hand matters which are still moot There is only onC France. 1920; in R. I. va. Palmer 253 U. S. in the minds of constitutional law­ 350. 64 L. Ed. 946, In. paragraph 6: “ The first section of the Amend­ yers; that he has established the RUN FOR m s m o n e y ; ment— the one embodying the Pro­ relationship between the states and One thing can be said about this hibition— is operation throughout - the federal government, as no Chapman case, at all events. If t!)e entire territorial limits of the $29.75 $39.75 statesman— before him-—has ever Unilcd .States, binds all IcgiElatlvs the bandit-murderef hasn’t remain­ hodiGe. court,?, public officers aPd g ro u p g ro u p dared to ' establish them, as a ing a whole lot of his loot, and if indi'-idur.ls within those limitf, and Almco Bridge and Junior Almco Junior ^ P 1 o o r finally and irrevocably completed he hasn’t the control of it fitlll In of Us own'force invaUdates every | Floor Lamps and special Lamps, some of Almeo’s thing; that he sees with one eye his bands, he has acquired, in the legislative act—'whether by Cen- hand-made Junior Floors. finest designs. "Values gress, by a state legislature, or b:, and hears with one ear in all mat­ persons of those lawyers of ^is, the $31.00 to $45.00 values. $57.00 to $69.00. a trrritorlal assembly— which ,au-1 ters associated with the liquor most amazingly zealous and self thorlzed or, sanctions what the sec-1 question: that he Is hide-bound by sacrificing array of friends that any- ' tion prohibits.” traditions of his own selection, and body in hla situation ever had be­ Paragraph 7 of the decision that his legal education is limited fore him. reads as follows: “ The r cCconcl section of the ,\mendmrnt— the to the narrow activities of picking At what cost of money and time one declaring, 'the Congress and out phrases from laws and decis­ the battle for Chapmim’s life has the several states -shall have cen- WATKI NS BROTHERS, In c . ions that sound as If they might, been, carried, on it would be hard enrrent power to enforce" this arti­ SEE OUR cle by appropriate legislation'— SEE OUR perhaps, support his wishes. to guess, but the total of ‘ outlay WINDOW FLORIDA BRANCH — THE WATKINS-UMBACHER CO, — ST. PBTERSUUftG. We hesitate, we say, to suggest does not enable Congress or the FLOOR must be staggering. And then several states to defeat or thwart DISPLAY DISPLAYS. these things— and we won’t. there is the throwing to the winds the Prohibition, but only to en­ Instead, we thank our friend of professional self-respect and force It by appropriate means." Hohenthal for his good inten^ons ethical standing, Involved in such Dealing with contradictory leg­ in steering us right and must ask islation, the court has this to Say performances as chasing governors In the case of Commonwealth jti. his Indulgence if some time in the and supreme court justices around' Florence Nickerson 128 N. E. 273, m future— perhaps not so distant— we and pestering them with requests on “concurrent” legislation: “ The say some more things that may for action which there is Absolutely power is concurrent, that la,\lt may strike him as Just as silly as those be given different manifestations thee mad," In which case I shall looks forward to the cross. The last those who, in a certain type of came to hate. Were young women no chance of obtaining. of the words on the cross in John’s place, must pretend to sip the hip- happily married whO/crave the “ ex­ he comments on. directed to the accomplishment of reply that “ I speak forth the words Of course, it Isn’t really accom­ the same general purpose, provid­ of truth and soberness." . Gospel Is this ‘It is finished,' a word pocket brand of good cheer and to citement" and the ‘‘glamor" they Friend Hohenthal suggests that plishing anything and has no ed they are not in iinaiedlate and Yours respectfully, not of defeat but of triumph, a com­ g o on from evening to dawn hiding saw in Peggy’s life and who say pletion of this prophecy of the say­ their thoughts and desires and. emo­ we may be inclined to say, “ Much chance of accomplishing anything. hostile collision one with the E. L. O. HOHENTHAL. they would change places' with her learningTiath made thee mad." Qh, other. In instances of such tcolll- - March 31, 1926. ing at the Last Supper. “ I have tions behind the perpetual smile. in a moment did they dare. But the lawyers are elthef giving finished the work which Thou — GILBERT SWAN. dear Mr. Hohenthal! We feel sUri^ Blon the State '^Legislature must a record breaking demonstration of yield!” Hence fOr Connecticut to gayest me to do” . Some get completely "hard boil­ it would take quite a great deal loyalty to a poverty stricken client pass any 80 per ^ n t alcoholic con­ Frayer— Standing, O Our God, be­ ed” and it doesn’t matter. And now more than such a little bit to make or they are giving a rich One a fine tent would be in collision With the fore the face of Christ so glori­ and then something happens to A woman may have trouble xHth “ same gener^ purpose” and would ous, beneath His cross St) strange. you that way. run for his money. ettotofihip atrip off the mask^ and show the her. heart, but the greatest trouble have to yield as the court well We cannot rest content with .what iiuman that has gone on living be­ DAILY POEM she has with her head is Washing we are. May Christ be born with­ FREE-FOR-ALL. says. ■ hind it. - • her hair. '' " > TREES* VOTES. Further on in .this decision the in us, and rise from the tomb of There Was Peggy, for instance. The row in the House of Repre­ If trees could vote we lAould not court says: “ The fact that Con­ otfr dead selves, glorious and She had come from Milwaukee. She MOM’S JOB The honeymoon ends when, he sentatives over the impeachment have to speak for them. Plenty gress has enacted legislation gov­ raBtt triumphant? Amen. modeled, she 'sold oigareta in a night ■ A man hies homeward, every day finds a chew of tobacoo'. makes him of Federal Judge George W. English erning in general the field of-Na­ . Dally Lenten Bible reading 'Club, She played hostess. The other when working hours are done. His more comfortable than her respect. of attention would be paid to their >and meditation prepared for of Illinois might be better under­ tional Prohibition doea not exclude night she swallowed poison in a mind is turned to loaf and play welfare. Since they don’t go to the operation of appropriate state Commission on Evangelism oL taxicab— but didn’t die. and things that make tip ttan.' He We heard about a man who got stood in New England If it were not the polls we all have a duty toward legislation directed to the enforce­ Federal 0 o "u n e i 1 - of the' •oI wanted to get married, but— ” longs to eat a home-cooked meal 20 miles out of a .gallon and six quite so far from Manchester tq them. • ment and not for the obstruction Churches of. Christ in America. ard here Peggy left her story un­ that wifey has prepared. He knows months out of a quart. ’ \ East St. Louis. Judging from the of the dominant purpose of the finished. ~ ' , how good he’s going to feel as sup- ■I Fifty years ago the first organ­ FRIDAY character of the charges brought amendment. It must not bO in di­ But you can guess *.he story for p6r fare'ls shared. ' ' - ' Hunt the bright-Bide. Wottldh^t ized effort. to help the forests was rect conflict With the act of Con­ yourself. Peggy had, all the ^ time, So buried in such thoughts is he, things be awful if it was darjj^, against English he is a queer sort The' Crucifixion |£1 made hy the United States govern­ gress in the same field.” New York, April 2.— Many a wanted love,a home-—perhaps he seldom stops to think that tired­ the daytime and light at plghtf'^ C of Judge both as to moral equip­ ment. The American Tree Asso­ From these decisions and others night as a wandered through the babies. Surely sh'e had wanted love; ness comes with hbrnetrork and the that can be cited, you will readily ment and as to manners? and since ciation, with headquarters at Wash^ night club belt, stopping at this wanted it enbtigh to seek death wife is on the brink.. It really ' All the good don’t die young. The'^ a large majority of the House mem­ see that your proposals would' be I’ Read Jn, 19:15-30. Text: 19:30. place or at that, I have tried to wLen it slipped from her grasp.- looks so ehsy, when the supper’s on gbod duto dodgers live a long timp. ington, D. C., is observing the cen­ not only in “direct conflict’! With It is finished. penetrate the masks worn by the Yet, night upon' night she went the table. To realize that booking bership seems to have believed in tennial by the publishing of the the Federal law but'would be ridi­ Meditation— ’Truly thia was a good beautiful and Inscrutable women through the carelliB flatk blbbllng, ’food iS'work, he Is not able. ^most time for the spring-fpif- the truth of the allegations it ap­ “ Forestry Primer,” by Charles culous In view of the court’s decla­ I man, sighed a thoughtful pagan and girls who keep alive the lllu- laughing, dancing, Jassing crowds Then wltle takes a week-ond to'see his shadow. ’ i !? pears at this distance somewhat Lathrop Pack. rations. - V . ' '.‘’'bystaaderi'Jesus was crucified tor sion of pep and pleasure in sur-. wearing bier mask. - Smiling to this trip, and leaves things'on the shelf strange that so unpleasIng a person This nation la a union of states 1' his goodness. They bated hiin not roundings of most obvious alloy. one and to that. 'J ' * , so dad, when he comes home at Stay a-way from bad ’company Pack tells in the primer how Dr> and not a loose federation: Hence ,^4 for any evil he had done,' no man There is-'the hostess, who must "Were there not . times when she night, can cook his meals himself. should have found so many red hot and you won't knoW;. enough ctiite Franklin B. Hough was appointed the will of the'majority expressed could convict him of sin, they keep up the continued pretence of wanted to lift, the plates from the The first attempt is not so bad. words to call your itUto whefi it supporters in Congress. in 1876 as special agent to inquire through cbusiituiional Channels .A killed him because his accusing being pleased to see each guest, who tables and smash them, Over bald With, actions rather orudiK he rolls won’t start. If the affair were one of parti­ into forest oondltlons. This was must be supreme. A change, canilot , / goodness was a constant and in- mu^t night upon night repeat'the heads? Even as she greeted most his sleeves ahd sails right la the be brought about by-any mo'ifiifiea' . escapable inditementt The captain san politics alone it would be easy the first step taken(for the protec­ banalities of studied small talk. cordial]^ ah over-fresh Uppler, did Job of cooking £o.od.j«: b The hard thing' abbut‘.J”iqak^u|^. tion as proposed by thethO ’‘ASaocla- "o f 6ur Salvation/was made per- she not loath him— anjjT all \hose' to understand, but as both Demo­ There are the cigaret girls who go The second:'/.and 'vhli^ . niihL money last is mafHng.lt flfsL;V:i : ?.U;? tion of the trees this country ever tion opposed to t’rohibitlon,” '^ ’ it ^ feet as the Saviour of the world about ever smiling, the glad hand­ about him?,, '' .' ’s " though, .begin? to tell theli sibry.- crats and Republicans have been on made. > can only be done by changing the >: by unmerited suffering. Suffering ers and all the rest. The entertain­ - Did she not tell heraslf a thou­ Dad wonders why hi evif thddgbt - Some men are so brave. ehlcagl^< each side of the eontvoversy, and Looking ahead another 60 yeare constitution to conform to the de­ ' ' deserved by' the doer of evil he ers at least have their particular sand tim es:.! h a ta *all this; I want' that'mom was in harrglbryt j>jBut doqtor had three wives and Obrfi-f! sire of the wets. To attempt to se­ V endured because he was the su- have quarreled over Judge Eag> to 1976, Mr. pack qiks if the eottfi' Bcng or dance ntimber, as they to marry? And one night the k&te then, when she arrtvel^bkr hbme goh Wants to run for president bf% cure such is their undoubted' privi­ !. pfeme doer of good. ^ grew too strong. Peggyjidred.Atafiik llsh as heartily. 'Wth their own party might i>n the stage and their atti­ and tackles work agifin|?hC:?dn6o MOklco again. ,.4.- > try will have' advanced any toward lege. Upon that field we are ready “The crueifizion was indeed the tude toward the gathered oroyrds is opened a bottle and drapk poison. more "thinks her Job Js sdftr^he’s ^ ^ _ igii comrades as with the opposition, forestry independence. He sifows to meet them; ■ ' • , oatstabding fact, of

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that Harry Gordon and Company have been on the stage. ' Bv Percy Crosby D ANIiG FEATURES The film part of the program Is SKiPPy of the usual high State . quall^. z: -J- Vi, There Is a good Bobby Vernon ,MA. IfWO'nfAr ^ BILL A t THE STATE comedy and the Pathe news reel MR. K'RAU5M£V£R HAS SOMej shows the Col. Jcfhn Coolidge fu­ neral. Bebe Daniels is the star in very CCeCANT 6AHANAS- "The Splendid Crime” a peach of doouio IT 66 Alright to a crook picture. ^Twists and Twirls'' Tops Ch a r g e a n ic k 6 l'^ Vandeville— Bebe Daniels LUMBER CAMP COOK UioRTH'> in Crook Picture. IS NOW MILUONAIRE L k :

Gadsden, .Ala.— With a fortune (By Member Herald Staff.) of more than half a million dollars "Twists and Twirls,” a snappy and an annual income of $25,000, dancing act with three clever girls George Coleman, aged lumber and three fellows, tops the State’s camp cook, still finds hia only joy vaudeville bill for*' the last three in cooking for a bunch of "nice -7=4^ dayfc of the week. Fpr 20 minutes boys” in an Alaba6ia sawmill the six dancers are the essence of camp. pep. The prettiest part of their act George, who is. a half-breed In­ is played by a little miss in an old dian, acquired his wealth as the fashioned costume. She executes result of inheritances from his In­ an old fashioned waltz perfectly. dian ancestors, whose Oklahoma P. K rpoeb.v, .Athrrf^. Tne. The three fellows do some excep­ holdings were found to be rich in mar.. tional stunts with their feet. oil' and coal deposits. Next in importance on the bill is He has an account og $350,000 Ramon and Royce. They are black­ in one Alabama bank. He recently face comedians— just a bit better received a check for $20O,OOO for “ BARBARIC BOB” DEER. CHICKENS, CAT, GO TO to wash its face and hands. Dixie found the body of a big owl that SOUNtoED TOO FAmLIAR. I Second Dub: Well, It seemed like 4 th%n State patrons have been see­ his interest in certain Oklahoma IS LATEST R.\GE M A ^ UP^quEER f a m i l y . gives the cat a thorough tongue had alighted on a wet crossbar, on First Dub: How did you like a good show but it was all made '54 ing. Royce plays "Stars and Stripes lands which were sold, and he en­ IX LONDON TOWN bath regularly. Stone road, backed up aghlnst the "Hamlet” last night? - up of quotations.— Punch. Forever” on his "uke” and he can joys an annual royalty income of London. — The "barbaric bob” wire carrying 33,000 volts, and Atchison, Kas.— Perhaps the just about make it taljt. A clever about $25,000 a year. has been imported from Paris by “ UNWISE OL’ OWL” shorted the circuit. line accompanies their singing and But he still holds his job as fiair-dressers who are trying to queerest family group lives in the AUTOS WASHEU Atchison zoo. In a pen live Dixie, SHORTS CIRCUIT; The dancing. cook in the lumber camp apd knock out'j;l»3 shingle. HE’S ELECTROCUTED The Roman Troups open the would be scared to death to lose This is the fuzziest effect which buck deer, six chickens, and a big Cleaned and Polished. yellow -alley cat. At-night the deer Greencastlq, Ind. — The Wabash McGovern Granite Co. vaudeville with the usual thing in it. has yet been introduced since wo­ Valley ' Electric company, , which CEMETERY MEMORIALS Expert Simonizing. “Will you quit when you get a men began to bob their hair. And curls up id its Shelter and the cat lEURALGIA Japanese acrobatics and balancing and chickens hover in close prov serves Central Indiana communi­ orljeadache—rub the forehead million, George?” a correspondent it requires .a skillful professional Represented by stunts. They are three clever fel­ Imity, absorbing the warmth from ties with electric current, recently t ' melt- and inhale the vapors lows and of. Unusual attraction is asked him. manipulator to produce it; it is^ far receive^ complaints that three C. W. HARTENSTKl.V Wilson’s Cleaning Stat "Mebbe so, mebbe not,” George beyond the ordinary barber, who the deer’s body. the balancing of an opened Japan­ . At feeding time the deer push­ silks and — and with its customers. 1920 Liberty Touring ...... $175 1923 Willys-Knight Coupe. lisles, This is what it means to you: , 1919 Chandler 7-Passenger Touring ...... $175 1922 Ford Coupe. 35c to $1.00 Perfect‘ fitting, cut to individual 1925 Ford Touring ...... $350 W hitman's 1921 Ford Touring. measure^ men’s suits. Guaranteed, 1920 Chevrolet T o u rin g ...... $75 1925 Ford Sedan. GLOVES satisfaction at a price lower than' 1923 Harley-Davidson M otorcycle...... $125 Dress capes, mochas, bucks, most ready7made suits. Perfect Each car has a good battery, 5 good tires, guaran­ pigskins, service and co-operation. teed to be mechanically right. Chocolates $3.00 to $5.00 Latest Spring and Summer fabrics' Sold on G. M. A . C. Easy Payment Plan, -one-third Our Motto Is — all wool— 3-Piece Suit, $23.00. Ex­ tra Pants Suit, $29.00. down, balance* 12 months. SAMPLER To Sell a Used Car Right I, SHIRTS Old customers, please notice. Collar attached and neckband, FUSSY PACKAGE $1.35 to $5.00 Crawford Auto Supply PIN^ OF PERFECTION Leroy E. Gardner - Agent Oldsmobile Sale and Service. South Manchester East Center and Walker Streets Phone 2021-2 Capitol' Buick C o .! 21 Huntington Street , Phone 205-4. Meet Me at J. M. Shearer. Symington Shop At the Center. Tel. 1600. 285 Main Street. Tel. 1600. QUINN’S Blaster Plants Authorized Service cind Cut Flowers for Generators, Starters and Ignition Tulips — Hyacinths — Primroses i— Cineraria — on the Following Cars Genista — Lilies — Fancy Plant Baskets — Baskets of Cut Flowers — Potted Daffodils — Golden Spur Cut Vr- Daffodils.

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There’ll Never Be One Be­ . COMPOSITE BOX SUMMARY tween Champ and Wills in CHENEY BROTHERS (83) ‘ G. B. F.G. P. F.' New York, Says Sports MuDiit, F...... •...... 3 4 1-3 9 6 Herald Selections ManteDi^BkseD, Norris; Best* 2 Pentland, F...... 3 19 1-12 39 ' ' FIRST TEAM. Writer. Stavnitsky,^C, ...... 3 9 5-10 23 6 Elmo Mantelli Forward s o n ^ l ^ Cervini, G. . . . ; ...... 3 3 4-2 7 . 8 “Cap” BisseU...... Forward, Anderson, G...... -2 0 0-1, 0 3 Roy Norris...... Center j (By DAVIS J. WALSH) Harry Benson (c)...... Guard First teaitt:— Nearly For­ “Hap” Madden ...... Guard New York, April 2.— There will V - 37 9-32 83 28 ty l^Iayors Coopered in be no Dempsey-Wills fight in this i ; rV^.ST. MARY’S (61) SECOND TEAM. ' | sovereign state for the heavy­ Johnny MulUn (c)' ...Forward weight championship, regardless of G. B. F.G. P, F. Herby Kerr ...... Forward all the edicts, decrees, ordinances, Kerr, F...... n ...... 3 8 4-7 20 1 George Stavnitsky ...... Center proclamations and manifestoes the Lutz, F...... 3 5 0-2 10 6 “Bobby” Boyce ...... Qnard “Ynmp” Dahlqnist...... Guard New York State Athletic Commis­ 4 . House, F...... 3 0 1-5 1 THIRD TEAM. Now that Manchpter basketball sion may see fit to air on the sub­ Stevenson, F...... 1 0 0-1 0 1 fans have sung their swan song and ject. The fight was never "on” here Joe Pentland ...... Forward i the season is in its sepulchre tor the jid now it is absolutely off, prob- Dietz, c ...... 3 I 2-5 4 7 “Ty” Holland ...... Forward ! summer months and Old King Base- Ably for good. Rogers, G...... ;.*!!. 3 1 lr3 3 1 Connie Dietz ' ...... Center I ball Is rapping for admission at The political cat has jumped In Smith, G...... 3 3 1-3 7 ' 1 “ Red” Cervini ...... Guard sportdom’s door, we ibelleve the Albany and from now until the “Red” Thornton (c) , . . Guard Boyce, G...... 3 7 2-5 16 ' 4 ^ ^ time is ripe for the announcement presidential campaign of 1928, the of The Manchester Evening: Dempsey-Wills proposition Is ta- Herald’s All-Star basketball teams.’ ^ boo| By that time. It will have died 25 11-31 61 25 The Herald’s spofts department to­ of malnutrltlo-n, anyhow. Score by periods: day announces its selections for This Is the reason Tex Rickard 1 2 3 4 Tl. first, second and third teams. The is proceeding serenely with plans selections were made following a C. B. A. A. ■••••*••••••• n - to stage a meeting between Demp­ 26 26 20 83 careful scrutiny, in which nearly sey and Gene Tunney. He knows S a in ts----- ...... 10 15 21 OL'LEGE 15---- 61 forty local players wers taken into that if the commission ever went consideration. ^ BO far as to get out of its depth with the Wills-Dempsey Issue, In making the ' 'Selections Tha something would be allowed to Herald took the following local happen that would postpone the Joe Scored Almost Twice As Many Points As players into considerstlon: Beimon, business Indefinitely, the first nlne- Bis^C'li, Madden, Norris, Thormon, ty-nlrie years being by far the Any Other Player— Stavnitsky Stecond High­ MAKES GOOD AGAIN. ’ Muliin, Pentland. Sta'vnitsk”'. Lar- hardest. est and Kerr Was Third— Other Interesting “ Red” Grange, as the multitude Boyce, Kerr, Martelli, Angell, ' Here Is the Plot. knows, made good in an Illinois ^t^s.nge, Smith. Lqtz,, House, Dietz,^ The plot runs something like Information. football suit. “ Red” Grange also ^ Holland, Bray, Quist, L. Cervini, this: Governor A1 Smith Is one of made good toting Iqe around W h L -! P' Cervini. Wylie Dahlquist, Me. the leading candidates for the ton. The other day the gridiron Democratic nomination In 1928. A composite 'box sofore of the VET FABER APPEARS ghost purchased a $25,000 home ^ a ch ,-R . Cervini, Kwash, He might even be considered a hot three games played in the town | IN GREAT SHAPE. for his aged dad. The e l d e r ; Edgar. Tha favorite for the honor If it wasn’t basketball championship series Grange then tossed away hia job in for the fact that he has been un­ which was won by Cheney Broth­ "Red” Faber, one of the few the little Illinois hamlet to spend. able to "sell” his candidacy to the ers Wednesday night reveals Joe spit-ballers left, looks great,' the rest of his days in ease and com -' southern states. Without this sup­ Pentland, slim- eagle-eyed forward He is 15 pounds lighter than fort. "Dad” Grange’s boy, “Red” ' played basketball In Manchester port, he can go no further than he of the champions, as the leading last year, which should help his made It adl possible. What more this season. did in 1924 and the fact that he scorer. Pentland amassed a total fielding. He has promised to could a son do for his father? Yep, ; Mantelli and BisseU realizes this was proved by Jimmy of 39 points in the three games, a win 15 games for Manager Col­ the titian-thatched star has made In picking Mantelli and Blasell Walker’s southern tour immedi­ figure which almost doubles that lins. good again, and in a greater for first string forward berths, we ately after his election as mayor made by any of the other thirteen than before. ^ believe that the pair stand l»ead and of New York, players who participated in the ser­ Shortstop Gap Worries The Reds * * * . shoulders above any other-two- Man­ Would the governor further his ies. Pentland, on the other hand, “ Slim” Callender, a student at chester players for these positions. with the St. Mary’s, player a 16 to 9 Mantelli is one of the best, if not southern interests by placing a was the poorest foul shooter of the victor. Mullin’s brilliant work Culver Military Academy, Jumped 6 white champion In a position series. He missed all but one of Wednesday, however, was largely T roles at Cincinnati with great cred­ feet, 3 inches in the Wisconsin prep i aH-around Player in where he may be beaten by a color­ his twelve attempts. instrumental in his team’s victory. That Position Is the Only it. school track and field meet recent-i brilliant ed man under the governor’s pa­ George Stavnitsky, C. B. A. A. Red Cervini, although commit­ For that reason M^n^'Ser Hen­ ly. He hung up a new record fo r ' m |stuff all the more effec- - It’s a long lane^that has no turn. quarterback. Piloted several While not willing to bet our pay . M e n ’ s strength of the combinations. greatest season, staVring with the i tive , . . Or, for that matter, a barbe­ Michigan Aggie elevens. Gau­ envelopes that the above team can Sunday’s game will start prompt­ Portland club of tha Pacific Coast) Mays looks to be In for a great cue sandwich stand. thier’S now football and basketball wliip any other, selection in town, ly at 3 o’clock and will be in League. On the strength of his fine year. He says he will win 20 ball coach at Ohio Wesleyan. He’s hands down, we do, believe that it is. charge of Andy York of Torring- work he was secured by Cincinnati. games. If he does the Reds are go­ Mr. O’Goofty, on hearing fash­ enjoying pronounced success.- Last tke best all-around selection that' ton. Emmer is a mighty likely^ lo6k- ing to be a mighty dangerous ball fall his eleven tied a great Syra­ f ionable women are now wearing can be madri ..trom, ,a Impartial Suits ing chap. "Whether be can make cuse team, making a big hit'In the club. ' suspenders, made the following standpoint.' 'U* the major league grade remains to Luque, despite a recent opera­ comment: "They don’t need any­ east, which, by the way, is saying Promising Prospects ^-! :A N D • BROWN BASEBALL TEAM be proved. Manager Hendricks is tion for appendicitis, apparently is thing to hold their dresses up. . . quite a little. The five players mentioned as. the hopeful. Like all players- making as good as ever. . What they need is soinething to “ first team” together-with $taTralt-,l' STAYS IN PROVIDENCE their big league debut, Emmer has While Rixey has lost most of the let them down a little.” Washington hopes to-turn in an­ sky and M uUinwe':rej:ard as the his faults. 'V , spring training work, due to hold­ other winner at the Poughkeepsie best severi“ baskOtbalt ■ player*" In this respect he is fortunate in ing out for more money, he condi­ A baseball holdout Is a player rowing carnival in June. In the town and if, arrangements could he ^ . icoats having on the Cincinnati club as tions quickly and should have a who demands a healthy increase last four years the Huskies hav^e completed whereas lo'cal businesh; Providence, April —^The Brown coach one of the greatest short­ big year. in March and accepts a sickly de­ won twice and landed second twice. men would back it, Manchester^ baseball squad of thirty men will stops that ever heavOd a'ball across Washington will get its first real Here you can select On the whole, the team will line crease in April. could be represented by a real team*^ remain in Providence during the the diamond— Bobby Wallace.- The up very much as it did lost season. test of the season against Califor­ next year, p f course, there would ^ spring recess and will practice twice from every new style— veteran is working to correct Em- 'While the recruits look good, sev- Rome was not built Ima day . . . nia on Lake Washington April 9.' hav* to be an agreement - that nn? daily in preparation for the nine A Washington Victory will again mer’s faults and if successful it eijal are sure to ba retained, still This probably explains why the Other teams lh town ,would ■buck teen game schedule which opens may make a considerable differ­ place the Callow crew in the fear­ in both single and it is doubtful if any will be aWe to plumbing lasted so long. them.” 'I*., .; ' April 10 with the Providence In ence in his battle to make, good. , crowd the regulars out. ' . ed-contender. class. Basketball In Manchester -wllLnot^ double - breasted. New ternational League team. Should Emmer fail, the burden • * • Dempsey tells interviewers he reach a successful basis again. Untiir. The list of men who are working of the shortstop Job would be put Buy your Easter Eggs and Rab­ Cornell, Penn, Syracuse and Coir petty jealousy is eliminated, 'the? bright patterns — Blues under the direction of Coach V/. H directly up to Sammy Bohne, who does not expect to be beaten for bits at the Princess Candy Shop, two or three years. . . .--'VTOat he nmbia— the four members o f the sooner local'"bashetbaU players; Snell includes seven pitchers, four for years has played utility infield in plain and fancy Main and Pearl streets.— Adv. meant, of course, was two or three, Intercollegiate Rowing Association comprehend this, the <|u|chpr Man-.^!.!; catches, nine Infielders, seven out­ — haven’t turned in a single winner centuries. "" - ' Chester will have^ another ^teamK: weaves. English and fielders and three freshmen battery at Poughkeepsie since 1920. Syra- which_____ will______make__ a _ strong,____ imprea-?: candidates. The men have been —*----- > It is practically impossible for a cuse crossed the finish .line first that slon throu^out Conneetlcut, conservative models — working In the cage for several year. Moreover, Cornell,, Penh, fighter to lose any kind of a fight weeks, and have been out on the Syracuse and Columbia have been two or three button freshman diariiond but two times wlthoub, fighting, and one of these the last four to finish in each of the days Mr. Dempsey’s-.. interviewers FITCHBPfi LOOKS GOOD coats. because of unfavorable weather last five varsity races/, AH of conditions. 1. are going to realize It. . which makes it apparent the Inter­ The list of candidates Includes Suzanne Lenglen writds she was collegiate Rowing .Association TOWE^EXPERi but five varsity letter men: Capt. hasn’t much to boast about. “THEY’RE ALL” Dixon, who will probably work on glad .to hear Mr. Tll^en Tiat been S T O R E defeated. . . . This strikes ua as O PE N second: Myron Ruckstall, shortstop New ... Engird'^ Teaiii; E V E N IN G S who has played in 62 of the last 64 iip l4K»l F «^ M U N T IL crowd the other night as the light­ E A S T E R Brown gariies; Charlie • Holden, jujjBv AttaAMdeMKf«T>WiTH oolfcrs maoazinc, CHiCAd^ j weight champion of the* world and Turn Pqt WinneriW- ^ 4 TO 9 catcher; and MabDonald and Dugan, everybody applauded. .50 - WAKpiB MAGK^-L-IjBARN SWING BEfORE PLAYING. O’CLOCK outfielders.,. Daqzell and Quill are Chicago,. April g.-r^Pourth round ' the most likely of the pitching staff - The beginner sKould'never go near a' golf course It is -not hard to recall the day play. In the University hf Chlcago’ft:^' which was badl^ depleted when and date of Custer’s last fight, hut national , prep basketbfiiy" t^utna^^l Hadley failed in the semester ex­ until he has learned siraiQ idea of how to hit a ball. who can remember Dempsey’s last ment will ’ 'Aef dnder way at four'? “ THE HAN WHO KNOWS aminations.* Coach Snell has- a Getting the proper swingbefore approaching « golf one? O’clock thli»’‘^lteruooa'; lEi|^t craok/^^ herculean task to develop enough gronrids will save ft; lot, Beginners shbuld remembbr ■ ■ ■■■ ■ - - teams, dlf gtat to»\ain (if the o r l g t ^ pitchers to hold opposing batsmen, WEARS ARROW CLOTHES" that first-class play^ra liate fp’waste time playing with a rather obvious gesture for Amer­ John D. Bbckerfeller feut six nal forty, will battle semi-, u? and is working with all th» avall- ican popularity. strokes off his score the other final bertha4omorrow(-v- . ablri candidates. . <•- a duffer who only retards tlieir progress. Learning day. . . . ’This indicates"’' either his Fitchburg, Mass,, an^ M antico^# the game while playing,in a match is no way to get ' ^ it never seenas to fail. . . . Just counting or his golf la .improving. Pa., will clash in the hpet^r, todajt^ > LADIES BOWLING LEAGDR. any headway. ' You nre spoiling your own game and as soon as all the experts begin to Others who eprirlyed 'cy^tordaya>i-2^ that of the good player*!." -tjall Marry Greb a great fighter he As the reformers, write It; “A third round &hH^ are.L Mrs. Johnson .. 73 ,.'E7 47- /69 up, ^nd gets the yeast , tablets woman is only a womans but a Gaylord,, M i ^ :, Fsr|(0#.’|fJvip;^>San M ‘I Mrs. Lennon ... 84 71 97 '85' There is anottert'ihfleitp'diW game,^^ Begin­ knocked right out of him. good cigar la a crime.’* ' • Antonio, a i ^ S j; Mrs. McCormack 77 84 84 68 ners.do congest a,golf course.'" - They, can't play the., Pueblo;^Golo;?- ITOW .. Mrs. Bashlow 83 84 88 83 Babe Ruth la chasing fllOs in the < Connie Mack looks to* a Scotch 1 t game fast enough, to ^ I d their jplace and a great’many of them do hot The bIjp8:esfc.,tiRset o f the know enough about golf etYguetle to invite those behind to come throogh. spring camp with Jin eye shade on finish In the American.League this merit wa» the eHmteaftoit^sihraay^^;5 . 317 296 316 305 . r .. . .That’s'nothing, we’ve seeir year.... In other words,',a > close of Westport Higb of byX; i Mrs. Krause ... '76 81 68 '79 As a result the coh i^ is hpl4 ^ . - ' " ' < , ' players chasing ’em who looked as race. « - V the light hnt^fllwhy Mrs. Warren . ..ii*' 67 ■52 60 80 Try and ’h}ust keep clotfe behind.thoae ahead of it they Jiad blinders on. y.; ^ Hartford 44 ASYLUM STREET Hartford Mrst Montie .... 6'9 *^'64 84 74 you. Thd generalla^ to play when the players^, ' - Trls .. Speaker’s .- hair ’ ettlsi: Mrs. Rissell . . . ti 74 k U 80 65, front of you- htire^hapvtlHsihe^eQhd’ii^ is not enougN onp r ■ They'' huW, ia, great- sffise of hn- s^yer and grayer erew day.;>vVsi, &or in Florida...... Rooky .Kandas E fitty-ioph he’ll he ^eligible trait they -

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LATEST FASHION (V HINTS BY FOREMOST FEATURE ARTICLES AUTHORITIES ABOUT INTERESTING THE HERALD’S HOME PAGE WOMEN m Green Novelty heads, didn’t it? By the way. while you’re here 1 want you to meet this Olga Maynard. Maybe after you see ''My Beauty Beliefs her you’ll agree with me that she’s all right now.” Barry was silent. "Old doubting Thomas, eh?" oomaOKT I9M mr nca wrvicc inc Jimmy laughed, . . . "Give me a clgaret, Barry," Jimmy BEGIN UEKB TOD AI as O’Day had told it to him. . . . He told Barry the details. said a few minutes later. He shiv­ DSS HENRY BAND, 55, a businesa “What a pity!” commented Barry' “ It might be,’’ Barry said, "Uiat ered. “ Lord, I'm as nervous as an when Jimmy was through. "And so man, ia found murdered In a this Ike Jensen Is the one who is old woman. icDeStarmei^ cheap hotel In Grafton. Police they did see each other again, after all—this Marie Real and your fa writing the notes.” “ It’s this feeling of being con find a woman’s handkerchief and stantly watched, Barry. It’s not the r ther." - “ Or somebody he knows," sup In My Oidnlon! the stub of a yellow theater threats. I think they are a schfiol- ticket “ We can only guess. The ring plemented Jimmy. "There’s more would make it appear so. . . . '^arry. than one man mixed up In this boy trick. . . . But to bo haunted Back in “ gramma’s” day, frolic­ JANET RAND, his daughter by the feeling that every move of did you ever hear of a concert or Jensen, it he’s still In town. Isn’t some “ gran’pa’s” pinching grand­ breaks her engagement with mine is kno^vn to this—this some­ stage singer named Marie Real? It taking any chances being seen mall daughter’s arms, remarked some­ BARRY COLVIN, because of the one, whoever It Is.’’ thing about new dresses for Christ­ "disgrace." JIMMY BAND, bis would have to be some time back, Ing letters. He’s lying low, Barry— son, goes to CleTeland, where the for shd'a tjo nearly flfty-flve years for two reasons. In the first place, He clasped and unclasped his mas “ if you’ll put a little fat on theater is. The stub is traced to old now." there was that mlxup with me. And hands, nervously. “ If only bo would your bones.” THOMAS FOGARTY, a political Barry shook his head. then he saw Olga with me and saw come out in the open. . . . Barry. • “ Gran’pa’s” standard of feminine boss, who says he gave it to “ Of course," Jimmy went on, "we Olga recognize him. Lord knows have you ever read about any of beauty is returning. The latest OLGA MAYNARD, a cabaret don't know whether they met accl what - he thought when he saw us these vendetta murders?" He forced, proof comes from none less than a singer. dentally years after they had both together, but he must have a sus a smile. "1 feel as I imagine a man bishop of the church who offers a who has been marked as a vendetta prize to the girl in Central College, 'Jimmy meets and falls in love left Durbin, or whether they were plclon that she’s told me about the Two shades of green— Julep and with MARY LOWELL.. Later In communication with each other all handkerchief. victim must feel, . . . Not exactly, Missouri, who adds the most pound­ you understand. . , . It Isn't fear Seagrass— make this brim unusual. he encounters Olga, She fMnts along." “ I don’t think he knows anything age during the scholastic year. actually—’’ at bearing police want her for “ Probably the first, Jim. You see, about the ticket stub, Barry. I think The darker shows through the steel murder. Mary, out with SAM your dad married someone else.” “ It’s a plain case of nerves, Jim." that fell out of his pocket and he What the world pow needs is a eyelets. UEL CHURCH, a wealthy law “ Oh well, they both might have didn’t see it. At any rate, it's euffl Barry laid his hand on the other’s yer, sees Jimmy lift Olga into a decided they made a mistake.” shoulder. "Come home and take a good transparent leather so that dent to make him Iplde. . . . I'll ladles may wear Russian boots and taxi, and misunderstands. Barry shrugged. "1 confess It’s bet he’s worried sick, wondering how rest, before you go to pieces. Maybe Olga tells police the stub might got me guessing. . . . Do you think much 1 know." that’s Just what these people are still expose the nether limb, com­ have come into possession of a It's linked up in any way with the “ Yes, and how you came to know trying to do—make you a nervous ments “ Ifindon Punch.” And what man who “ picked her up” ^ two murder?" Olga Maynard." wreck.” the worldf needs a whale of a sight nights before the murder. Jimmy worse is a modicum of common HER OWN Jimmy threw up his hands In a de “ What does Mooney think about ‘Oh, probably I exaggerate my receives mysterious warnings to sense which does not get unduly leave Cleveland and later is exercised over two very ordinary f. attacked by two men, but es­ objects, known as legs! • •^AY- capes. With Jimmy and Mary ea The counts of France can almost tJoiRLofacm /tf tranged. Church gets Mary’s be counted on the haild, warns the promise to marry him. Jinuny Paris police, preparing for the an­ FATE INTERVENES. accuses her of marrying for nual deluge of count-hunting "I wonder what you would do, money. Vmerlcan females. Police explain Julie, if someone had taken you on Jinuny and Olga, out one hat thousands of bogus counts an airplane and rushed you up, up night, see a man they both rec­ 'rope in”' rich American women into the clouds from which you ognize—she as the man who got could see through rosy splendor all V,? jvery year with their stolen titles. the stub, he as one of his as­ And what a good time the fake the kingdoms of the earth, and then sailants. The man escapes, but counts have among themselves suddenly fiung you out of the they identify him by his police when, gathered about the old camp plane? picture as IKE JEINSEN fire, they translate their titles Into “ That Is what happened to me. V Church, motoring with Mary, English— Count of Sausage; Count “ Tortenlo said I could make the runs over a dog. His heartless- of Hairpins; Count of Pretzels; Metropolitan Opera House in five ness kindles hatred in her and xO: A a a Count of Cabbage. years and then told me that his she breaks their engagement. price alone would be seventy-five LIEUTENANT O’DAY. a po­ Table Chatter! dollars a week. This, with French, lice friend of Jimmy’s, invites The gentle art of conversation Is Italian and German lessons, clothes the latter to dinner. There he almost dead, comments a continen­ and food and the money I would tells him of a boyhood romance tal madame whose salons once have to give to my mother, would between Henry Rand and a girl schoed the babel of many tongues. mean two hundred dollars a^week named MARIE REAL, that re­ Ihe explains that loud jazz which on close calSulation. By LENORE ULRIC, sulted in a break between Henry Irowns out talk, the deep concen- “ I went back to Madame Seria, Actress in “Kiki” ; “ Lulu Belle.” and his father, Thaddeus Rand, down In the depths. I had struck and In Henry’s leaving home. ration required by bridge and mah I ani a finn friend of the pineapple in its many forms as fair jong and cross-word puzzles, the the earth and was perfectly flatten­ Jimmy goes home to his room ed out. iady’s greatest friend. I believe in the pineapple and lamb chop to find Barry Colvin. Barry has lack of vocal exercise as one listens to the radio, have turned the trick. “ ‘Don’t you worry, Mamie,’ she diet for reduction. I know that this combination has kept me with him a ring that belonged to Together they ran to the window and looked out into the night. said as she put her hands on my from getting many a curve and bump. Henry Rand Now all that remains is for a spalrlng gesture "Lord knows. it? About those letters I’ve been get feelings. It’s not that bad. I get scientist to discover that our entire shoulders. ‘My dear, you’ll find And I believe in the pineapple bath. Don’t laugh. It’s fully NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY the money somehow.’ 1 can’t see how " ting?" presentiments, you know. . , . The vocal apparatus is ossifying. as effective as a skin whitener as the milk bath which Anaa CHAPTER XXXIV "But if this Marie Real Is still “ That afternoon Lola Lawrence "Well. Mooney, of course, thought night 1 was followed home and 1 had Held niade famous. If one can afford it, a clear bath of pine- IMMY took the ring from Barry's living and we can find her, it might he was going to find this H. A. Jones that mlxup with Jensen, something Ye Beauty sailed for Paris and the next morn­ help." ing Mr. Tremaine called up Madame nipple iuice is ideal as a body whitener. .But not many of us hand and examined it. person In Grafton But he's pretty kept telling me that I was being fol­ "And beauty draws us with a J 'I'll turn the ring over to Detec sure, he says, that these threats lowed, . . . And tonight—’’ single hair,’’ a poetical wise-crack­ Seria and asked: c p use a carload of pineapples daily. I would say that the juics “ You say it belonged to dad?’ tlve Mooney. Barry Maybe he can against you are all mixed up in some He paused, “ —tonight, on the er once arose to remark. Perfectly “ ‘What’s the name of that girl of three pineapples to a tub half full of warm water would do He frowned. do something” way with the murder. He thinks short walk from the street car here, rue, but it depends on where the that sings?’ teh trick. “ Janet gave it to me to show you "Of course, she might have had an you ought to leave town and go 1 kept Imagining the same thing.” ingle hair is! None of us waxeth " ‘I told him to come over and other name a profe.'sslonal name It home Says If you don’t he's going see me this afternoon,’ she added, Lemon and cucumber juice also whiten the skin. But I stick She ran across it when she went "Oh. Jim, go to bed. 'You need oetical o’er its discovery in the might be possible to trace her to frame some kind of charge against sleep, that’s all." estaurant pie, nor straying harrl- ‘and I don’t want you around the to the pineapple. through some papers he had In the thro.ugn some of the theatrical book you and come after you with a war Barry yawned. “ I’m ready for the lanwise from the pate place when he comes. Go on home, safety deposit vault In the bank^ Ing houses and other agencies in rant. He s worried about you.” hay myself." He got to his feet and Many of "us girls” who are let- my dear, and come baclc tomorrow.’ Jimmy frowned. "Just a plain New York " Jimmy laughed "Mooney’s a man stretched "By the way, Jim, are ing the bobbed hair grow up into a “ Of course you know, Julie, I FOR SAVELLED WOOD. TO SAVE SOAP. Signet ring. 1 guess It was dad's Jimmy was pKiclng the floor He of direct action —and of originality you a polar bear or something?" g girl now, have this harridan could not go home. I went out to When bureau drawers stick or all right. Her are his Initials H R stopped. "Is that why you came No. Barry I’m not going home until “ What do you mean?" •ouble. Movie stars art. doing it the park and literally walked miles. cupboard doors seem to have swell­ But 1 never saw It before. Barry here Harry? To show me this the puzzle is unraveled. . . . You It takes much more soap to lath­ "Well, when I came in the room, :e this: Wear head-bands of crepe I couldn’t even sit still five minutes ed until they no longer close neat­ er hard water than soft, conse­ He never wore it." ring?" see as long as I stay here I seem the window waa open It was cold r sjlk handkerchiefs of Roman rib- of the time on a park bench. "There's something on the Inside Not entirely I’ve got some bust to be a source of Irrigation to some ly, rub in a little floor wax and pol­ quently a water softener saves soap. as the devil. It’s raw outside." orl to match the gown. “ In the late afternoon f went ish thoroughly. They will be suf­ Jim Maybe that's why." ness here. . , And there's another one who evidently 'knows a lot 'That’s tunny.” Jimmy stroked home and found that my mother Jimmy shot him a peculiar look reason. Jim Janet wants you to about the murder If 1 ga home, they ficiently chastened to behave as his chin thoughtfully “ It wasn’t Ye Style! had been telephoning me for hours. they should. then examined the ring again. come home There was another let may never find him.” open when 1 left Maybe Mrs King “ My brother Tom had that morn­ His race went very white. "From ter’." "If you Insist on staying," re came In to clean and wanted to air Good news from the fashion 'ont! The coat and dress must not ing married a little girl he had Marie t< Harry," he said slowly "You mean—" marked Barry drily, "someone’s the room Unusual, though, tor her picked up in a dance hall and my For Easter reading the inscription inside the "Another one of those unslgneo likely to use you for target practice to clean at night” 'sitively, absolutely, be so chum- BREAKFAST SUGGESTION. ly as in yesteryear when every sister was ill with the flu. You ring. "September 26, 1898 Seplem warnings It’s got her pretty t)r perhaps a knife between the He laughed "Maybe it's spooks, ■will never know, Julie, how I up Sausage is not the only meat that Give a Box of ber 25 was my father's birthday scared " ribs ’ He went through the parte Harry Better—" ood coat’s lining matched the fits in well with the griddle cakes- Barry ' ress with which It was worn, braided myself for spending all What did this one say'/ Did you nimie of a dagger thrust His voice was drowned out in the that money on my voice when It and combination. Creamed meat, He glanced up at Barry. 'What bring It?’ "Thai s a little far fetched Barry sudden sharp roar of sound that fol­ oats. In fact, are quite a contrast was needed sj much in our home. particularly creamed chicken, Is did Janet say? Does mother know "No 1 gave It tO Mooney It slm 'No It Isn 1 not by a long shot, lowed—a crashing pistol shot, and ith the gown worn beneath. Black quite as delectable. GOLDEN SPUR about it?" ply said there wouldn t be any more iffeta coats, for instance, with a Mother was nearly in hysterics. She the 0‘ bet persisted doggedly "If then the tinkling of breaking glass. was wringing her hands and crying "Janet said your mother knew warnings- that you had had your vou won’t come home, then I’m go The bullet sang past Jimmy’s heafi olue print dress. DAFFODILS nothing about it. You see, Jim, the last chance” Ing to stay here a while and he vour and talking incoherently most of and burled Itself In the wall over the the time to herself. WHIT AND CXiEAN. ring ■ given to your dad after his "Good' 1 m glad there won't be bodyguard head of the bed. "For Better or Worse" Rub your hands with talcum pow­ marriage. That's why Janet didn't any more." Jimmy laughed, but a "How Ibng shall you be in town? Spring weddings In the air! “ Of course, Tom could not give Jimmy dropped to the floor. "My mother any of his wages. He der before crocheting or knitting Anderson Greenhouse! want your mother to know ' trifle nervously "Oh. a few days Then I’ll have God!" gasped Barry, “are you hit, 'What’ll I Do?” is the question on where you use white thread or yarn, "Barry, you once asked me If "Jim. It’s got you worried. I’m to run back to (Jrafton.for a day Jim?" -nany a palpitating future bride and would need all of his money for his 153 Eldridge Street I young wife. your finished article will not be there could have been another wo worried myself." Then I'm coming back here and In "No. Get down, that's all. Quick! "rroom’s lips. Here’s an answer to soiled. Phone 1399-4. man in dad's life." "Well, to be truthful with you. It's filet myself on you. Unless, of Get down on the floor." one of these what’ll-I-do’s: When “ The district nurse had ordered “ I’m sorry. Jim." Barry red not exactly a pleasant sensation to I’ourse, you listen to reason." But there was no need. The sound leither parent nor any very Imme- Sis to the hospital, saying that a dened. know I’m being watched like this "Good Make yourself at home of scuffling feet came from the iate relative of the bride is alive case of the flu was contagious and “There waa. 1 know who this Ma . . . Oh well! . . . By the way I You can share this room with me porch, onto which the window ‘ o announce the wedding, the twain poor mother had just three dollars rle was. Her name was Marie Real saw the man that Olga Maynard went If you like. I'll have Mrs. King put opened There was dead silence for do it themselves, with the girl’s to keep things going until my salary I've Just heard about her. It was out with that night—the man she said in twin beds.” a space, and then the two of them, name first, thus: was paid next week. It was cer­ & boyhood romance. Listen." might have got the stub and the "It's not necessary, as far aa I’m white of face and stunned, r: n to “ Miss Mabel Anne Brown tainly up to me to do something.’ A lw a ys say He sank down on the bed and handkerchief. He waa one of the concerned.” the window together aad lookt-J out and with the ring in his hand, he told men who tried to waylay me that “ Nor for me. The old army took into the night. TOMORROW; Sacrifice. Barry Colvin the whole story lu4t night that 1 wrote you about." Mr. W. Blake Adams, a lot of finicky notions out of our (To Be ContlnneA have the honour of announcing EXTRA COOKING SPACE. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH iiiiiiiiiiH iiiiiiiiiiiH iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiffliiH iiiifliiiiii their marriage on Tuesday, the third of May If you have a small kitchen and Nineteen hundred and twenty-six limited stove space, remember that Quick Quaker bage with its pretty swirls of green. It wr." ‘ he same everywhere. He At Concord electric toasters, percolators and “ I’ll bet you that old crow is simply c J not hide. Everyone saw Massachusetts." other table equipment "will enable around somewhere,’’ thought Marky him and called to him. you to augment what you have very when buying iDVENTODESi uneasily. ‘‘He always flies over from "Dear me! Wasn’t I silly?” he al­ satisfactorily. the seashore about this time of year. most wept. “ As long as I was mud- I’ll have to look out. And that colored, no one could see me and I Champion INSTEAD OF CREAM. cooking oats t w is t s greedy owl, no doubt, thinks he be­ was safe. That’s what I get for be­ Tomato juice may be used In­ OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON longs here, too! To say nothing of ing unhappy and vain. I’m going stead of milk or cream to add to that old chicken hawk, who likes back to Scrub-Up Land and see If I the eggs when making an omelet. muskrat quite as well as chicken, can’t be turned into myself again.” It gives a distinct fiavor that is -the only qmds-ox^dng oats and Reddy Fox, too! Oh well. I’ve Mr. Rudaduh got all the paint oft most appetizing. always kept out of their way. I with magic turpentine and that’s with the rich Quaker Ctets FOR LUNCHEON. don’t need to be afraid now. Besides the end of the story. flavor you want^ the world’s I they’ll not know who I am!’’ Marky is mud-colored to this day. For a luncheon dish there Is (To be continued) much nourishment and well bal­ most famous flavor in oats. Suddenly he heard a sound that anced food values In a platter of / made him shiver. It was a faint flap­ green string beans and crisp boiled ping of wings that came nearer and bacon. nearer. L Cooka in 3 to 5 minuHis At last it was quite close. And 'That*s faster than plain toast Mister Hawk’s hateful voice called down from a tall beech tree, "Hello there! Who are you? I saw you a whole mile away.’’ "A whole mile!’’ grasped Marky, "Did you really?’’ "I should say so," said the hawk. “You’re as bright as a circus pos­ FRroAY, APRIL 8 ter. What’s your name?’’ “ M-M-Mufty Musqush!” said the If so, you are a lover of the care­ little muskrat sneaking away into free, pleasure-seeking life, dances some tall dead grass. Then as soon and parties being your greatest de­ as he was out of sight, he ran for all light. "Hello there! Who are yon? I Sa'w yon a whole mUe away." he was worth. You buy far too many clothes for a your financial standing and this will Touraine “ Hi, there! Stop and say a civil you baked bread Marky Muskrat, or I should say Scrub-Up-Land ended and the word, can’t you,’’ said another voice cause you many worries. Kufty Musqush, since he had Spring Country began. suddenly, close tb^his ear. “ I’ve Pay more attention to your home Ihanged his name, went down the It looked a lot like the same old been chasing you for'half a mile. I and business and less to these you would use path that led from Scrub-Up-Land meadow, and the same old woods thought I’d never catch up.” pleasures and you will get further (0 the Land-Where-Spring-Was- and the same old hollow and the It was Reddy Fox this time. The along in life. Made produces the Comlng. same old pond. But now It was get­ little Muskrat boy shivered harder Music and the stage appeal to you ^ e same and you will long for a theatrical No one would have known him—• ting so green that It really couldn’t than ever. or operatic career. /inest cup o f coffee in the world! ot even his own mother— with his be quite just the same place. ■ “ Could you see me that far?” he Mrs. Jessie Miller, a native of Lit­ in|Yedients No, Marky, I mean Mufty, was gasped. flue body, pink tail, yellow head, tle Rock, Ark., has ’won the world’s 5 9 4 L B . fed legs and green and black feet. sure It wasn’t. Much had happened “ See you?” laughed Reddy. “ You In the short time he had been in TO SAVE GLOVES. record for typists and stenogra­ Yes, that’s what had happened to may as well ask me if I could see Rubber gloves are often short­ as in Scrub-Up-Land, not only to him but the sky. Of course anyone can see phers, writing 162 1-2 words a ilm In Scrub-Up-Land. Poor Ruba- to the country itself. lived, more’s the pity and for that ybu mi^ht as w dl havetliebest you with all those colors. Didn’t reason many women forego the lux­ minute in shorthand and 46 words lub was not to blame. It was entire- The pussy willows were out, and y Marky’s, I mean Mufty’s own you know it? What’s your name?” ury of them. However, if you will a minute on her typewriter. And —I the grass was green. Clover was “ M-M-Mufty Musqulsh,” said Mar­ dea. piit a little cotton in each finger, now that she-B champion, sho says, out In thick patches and all sorts of ky faintly. Reddy looked puzzled your fingernails will not press At last he reached the little secret “ I hope people won’t laugh at ------early.. plants ------were growing near the aand u u Hnot U L quite Bso O ggreedy. r O B U Mufty against them and you are apt to get liiM that marked the place where j pond. There was a lot of skunk cab-J hoped he had fooled him. considerably more wear from a pair. 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By the Waters/of Minnetonka, Mo. 8— Negro spirituals. 11:45 Lieurance — Frolic. c. Spanish Dance, No. IV and V, X - (Bolero) Moszkowskl Sixth Word— “ Father, Into thy asked to change the title of'one man d. "Tales of Hoffman," Offenbach A PUZZLE A DAY Eastern Time hands” to the title of the other. “ Let us,” e. Fantasia on My Old Kentucky Russell Besser, Tenor they were told, “ make the same WRC (469) Washington, D. C. 5 Home Seventh Word— “ It Is Finished” change on paper that Mrs. France — Orchestra. f. Violin Solo: Kol Nldre (He­ Mrs. Kenneth Roberts, Soprano will make In real life. Only one let­ WTAM (389.4) Cleveland, Ohio. brew Prayer) Watson Woodford, Tenor ter in each word can be changed at 6— Orchestra. Moe Blumentbal. Spencer Terry, Baritone. one time. In each instance the re­ HALE'S SELF-SERVE WGY (379.5) Schenectady, N. g. “ D’ye Love Me?” from “ Sunny” 10:15 P. M.— WTIC’S Mail Bag sult must be an English noun. A I Y. 7— Orchestra. 8:30— Good Fri- h. Farewell to Gucullain , prize will be awarded to the person I day program. 10— Musical. F. and H. Kreisler forming the fev^est words.’" WJR (517) Detroit, Mich. 7— i. Llebesleid Fritz Kreisler To Far Places Wnat was the winning answer? Orchestra and soloists. 9— Studio. j. Popular Period. Last puzzle answer: WRNY (258.5) New York City. G P ?a C E R Y 7:3 0— Announcements, Police The racehorse gambler made a 7:20— Songs. 9 — Instrumental. and Weather Reports. first payment of $30 on his debt of PAYS TO W AIT ON YOHI 10:15— Novelty. 11— Orchestra. 7/: 4 5— W'TIC Cartoon LesBonn-r- WRITER 5UTLER $100; the second payment was one- WJAR (305.9) Providence, R. Bud Kingston, Editor, Bridgeport half as much or $15; the third pay­ I. 8— Musical. Herald. ment was three-quarters as much or WJZ (455) New York City. 8— 8:00— United States (^ast Guard Mrs. France recently became en­ $22.50; the fourth payment was Orchestra. 8:30— Variety. Band— H. O. Jenks, Director. gaged to marry. She will soon be one-quarter, or $7.50; the fifth pay­ WNYC (526) New York City. 8 a. March: Sempre Fidelia, the wife of a butler instead of the ment was two-fifths or $12. At the — Concert. 9:20— Songs. 9:40— Saturday Specials At ^ AQ^ T*Q J. P. Sousa widow of a famous writer. A friend time of the last payment a balance b. Overture: Stradella, announced the engagement at a of $13 was still due. ($30 plus $15 WLIT (394.5) Philadelphia, Pa. F. von Flotow small party in this fashion. Each plus $22.50 plus $7.50 plus $12 plus ; 8:15— Classical. 10— Orchestra. 11 c. Two Solos for Euphonium— guest was given the above card and $13 equals $100.) Fantasia: My Old Kentucky ! WRW (272.6) Tarrytown, N. Y. Manchester’s Public Pantry Home, Edwin Franko I 9— Voeal and Instrumental. 10— Goldman I Variety. Elegle from “Les Erynnles,’- ' Oentrel Time. Op. 10 Massenet WBB-M (226) Ctilcago, 111. 4— C. V. Tate, Bandmaster. Features. 8— Orchestra and solo­ d. Sacred Selection: Providence, ists. Armours Star Ham 32c lb. Tbeo. Moses-Tobani WHAS (399.8) Louisville, K}'. 4 e. Waltz: The Invitation, Weber “The ham what am.” Whole or half. Are you ready for that traditional ' — Concert. 7:30— Concert. f. Selection from “ Rose Marie,” Easter Sunday morning breakfast of ham and eggs? Armour’s Star Ham is { W3-B (428.3) Atlanta, Ga. 6— Friml and Stothart ! Feature. 8— Studio. deliciously sugar cured and fairly melts in your mouth! Come in and buy a g. March: Rellgioso, ham tomorrow. I KFAB '(340.7) Lincoln, Neb. W. P. Chamber? 5:30— Concert. 8:30— Band. h. Finale: Star Spangled Banner. KYW (536) Chicago, III. 6— 9:00— Cantata — “ The Seven Concert. 7:30— Musical. 10— Re­ Last Words of Christ,” Dubois vue. The Travelers Double Quartet. Hale’s Strictly Fre^ WMCA (341) Cazenovia, N. Y. 6 The Travelers Symphonic — Orchestra. 9— Musical. 11:30— Ensemble. Armour’s Star Bacon, Orchestra and entertainers. Soprano Solo— WCAP (469) Washington, D. 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But it is nasty and repulsive and ...... 22c lb...... ,24c and 28c lb. evil smelling and nearly always up­ Tender Juicy Under Gnt sets children’s stomachs— so "now SmaK Tender Fresh Shoul­ up-to-date chemists advise McCoy’s Office at Store of C. E, House & Son, In c.' POULTRY ders , lb.Boast lb. Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablots. Tender Roasting Chickens Children love them as they do ...... 45c lb. Fresh Spareribs . •• r23e lb. Frime g|b 9oa«t of B eef.. candy, because they are sugar coat­ 4 to 5 lbs,' ...... 3 3 c ib . ed and easy to take. One boy Link Sausages...... 30c lb. gained 11 1-2 pounds In seven Milk Fed Fowl .... . 40c Ib.y weeks, and is now healthy and 4 to 6 lbs, Scotch Ham ..,.... .4Sc lb. ^boidder Fat lUmst .22c lb. happy— thousands of other children have grown strong and robust. / Sixty tablets for 60 cents at all druggists— but be snre and ask for McCoy’s— the original and genuine, Give them to the sickly, frail Stiictly Freih Eggs at the Healdi Mmrket child for 30 days, and if they don’t help—wonderfully, your druggist is authorized to hand you back the money you paid for thnpi.— ^Adv. m FATSE TDXJRTBBrr

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OLD LAAV BOOK IN USE. RACING INTEREST BOOMS. . BUCK DEI!B ON RAMP4 OB. GIRLS PULL BIKISHASi CALF TUBlfS'KOa WF ------We’ve No Symmetrical Sweeties; VERY FEW TROUT ’ Xrfmdonflerry, N. H . — A big-' , . V. Livermore, Cal.— A lav^ book London.— ^Interest In horse rac­ buck deef’ nearly wrecked<^th» In­ PeUnY. 80 haa^y have eon« BowdlOi S. D ,r -^ hUsd tiiBbltlof printed In 1771 by Robert Bell, a ing In England has been Increasing terior of the home o f Jei^'.Patw tinned civil wars and political up­ to eat lt» vniy thtOtiSh .A strr^l Phlladelpbla typesetter. Is still In greatly. Statistics Issued by the Everybody Is Lopsided Somehow CAUGHT FIR^ DAY nienter here. Awakened! by-a‘ crash heavals 'pressed upon the poof of stack on the farm of John BpUfa^ active use In the library here. The Racing Calendar show that during ;of glass Parmenter rushed from his Peking that a few girls, have start­ ef nearly cost a calf Ita.llfe. Tn< publication known as the first book the last fiat racing season 4,690 bedroom and encountered th» deer ed pulling rlklshas for hire., Chil- calf had been missing" 82 'dayi of Blackstone's Commentaries Is li horses ran under Jockey Club rules, Weather Bad, Local Anglers halfway up the front stairs. The ^mentioned the other day as per­ drtn of eight or ten drawing riki- when Bollinger heard its plalntlVI good condition despite Its 155 years this being the greatest total on rec­ BY MARGERY REX Report— Brooks Too High, hnlmal smashed through the balus­ fect, but In a way which proves the sbas are a frequent sight. In Peking bawling. After finding where, thi and Is as readable as many recently ord. In 1827 only 1,166 horses Fishermen Say. trade, fell to the hall floor and was ( Special Correspondent) present point. Its perfection con­ streets, despite police prohibition. calf bad entered, he dng from thi printed books. ran during the season. injured. Parmenter killed it with other side and finally came u p ^ New York— Is your sweetheart sists, >o someone said, in that Its an ax. two sides differ, one showng the With adverse weather conditions OUT OP LUCK. the calf, still at work on the hli^ symmetrical? gest Job of eating It had evel The maa or ■^oman looking for perfect wt, the other the perfect confronting them, local followers "Don’t you think that a man cynic. At any rate, one of the of Izaak Walton were disappointed Send your Easter Greetings in a who’d hide behind a woman’s petti­ tackled. It had no watef durlnl a perfect mate will never find one package of Apollo, or Whitman Shavian eyes seems a tiny bit low­ yesterday when they ventured out coat Is a contemptible coward?’' the 32 days and when led from thf if he or she demands an Individual Easter Chocolates at Edward J. er than the other, hut this may into the country to match wits with "Coward? He’s an anachronism.” stack could hardly stagger te th| whose eyes, ears, hands and feet Murphy’s Pharmacy.— Adv. — Japan Advertiser. barn. ' ■ '? are perfect mates, A symmetrical only be the angle at which the the wily 'trout. Those from Man­ chester who look advantage of the "sweetie” simply doesn’t exist. For, picture was taken. first day of the trout fishing, season SMITH’S GROCERY according to Dr. Adolph H. Schultz, In the slyly smiling face of Mona Lisa It Is hard to find anything came home with the regular fisher­ 2 NORTH SCHOOL STREET MANCHESTER associate In anthropology in Johns man’s luck story which means no Hopkins Medical School, we are all but a slight difference In the two PHONES: 1200— 1201. fish. . lopsided. sides. One corner of that mys­ Local fishermen found the Dr. Schultz says our eyes are terious classical smirk may be brooks high and in many cases not on the level, that Is, on the slightly different from the other, overflowing their banks. This made Service — Quality — Low Prices same horizontal plane; our ears and one eye may slant, and most fishing most difficult. In addition are not the same size; our mouths likely does. In a way that the other the day was cold and dreary. The are bigger on one side; right arms orb doesn’t follow. morning snow squall also added to Your Easter Dinner are longer than lefts and one foot Near Perfection the handicap. The anglers found It Ham, Chicken, Roast Beef or whatever you have Is sure to outdo the other In point In this modern day wo haven’t difficult enough to keep warm to Stridkly Fresh Eggs hrom Vernon in mind, can be selected or ordered at Smith’s with the of size. any mysterious Mona Lisas but we say nothing of hooking the John Sloan, famous American have Atlantic City prize beauties speckled beauties. assurance that it will be of the highest quality and that painter, says this Is true from the among whom Miss Fay Lamphier The only local fisherrten who 38c Doz. 2 Doz for 75c the price is absolutely “ right.” point of view of the draughtsman has been conspicuous. Yet critics had any luck even worth mention­ WHAT GOES WITH THE EGGS? who does not measure but simply attack the fair faco of the pulchri­ ing were, Eddy Lynch, Tommy puts down on canvas or paper his tudinous Fay, saying she does not Smith, and Walter Luettgens. They Impression of features. Mr. Sloan measure up to perfection that she reported a catch of fifteen trout, explains: deviates from the strictly horizon­ one being bagged by Luettgens Slight Variations tal here and the absolutely per­ who holds the reputation of being For Easter ‘Though slight variation Is com­ pendicular there. one of Manchester’s star fisher­ mon In every face, I find If I get Among men Georg- M. Cohan, men. Sugar Cured Hams, (half or w h o le )...... 32c lb. one eye too low for the other In famous actor and author, is re­ However, with the expected Handy’s Smoked Shoulders, 4-6 lbs...... 25c lb. a painting, It is more conspicu^s markable for his play of facial ex­ change in temperature within the Roasting Chickens, 5-6 lbs...... 53c lb. than It would be on the human pression. Most characteristic of next few days, the future of the countenance. Rib Roast B e e f...... 25c-35c lb. this familiar countenance Is a smile foxy trout looks more gloomy. It “ These variations are always so that turns slightly to the right— will not be long before the fisher­ That Rich, Sugar Cured, Pink Meat— ^“CJalled The Easter Turkey Legs L a m b ...... 34c lb. slight that to record the difference or Is it to the left? Anyway It men will be returning to town with Roast P o r k ...... 28c-30c lb. Is actually to overstate It." has at least forty times the charm , good sized strings. Roast Veal ...... 30c-35c lb. Though few of us are bl-lateral- that a 50-50 right and left .ordinary While the ice is melting, the ly symmetrical, it is not remark­ A Mild Cured Ham Boneless Pot R o a sts...... 25c-30c lb. smile would have. trout seek food in the streams. able, says Mr. Sloan. The truly The angleworm usually meets the We highly recommend Cudahy’s Puritan Sausage Meat ...... 29c lb. strange"thing about us Is that we . demand best at this time. But this Hams for your Easter feast. “The taste oj-i. -iit. Pork C hops...... 30c-35c lb. manage to keep a pretty fair bal­ does not mean that a trout will not » Ham Sandwiches will be served during Veal Chops ...... 30c-35c lb. ance with only lopsided minds to ALUMNI INVITED snap at minnows, frogs, grubs, mill Two representatives from Cudahy’s demonstration and souvenirs for chOdrei. Lamb C h op s...... 35c-40c lb. guide us. roaches, and crickets with equal George Bernard Shaw’s face was delight. As a matter of fact In plant will be at our store all day Saturday Come and get yours. TO ’23 REUNION early season trout fishing, live bait is more or less the favorite of the demonstrating Cudahy’s Puritsm Hams. Cabaret Dance Open to All I trout. With the coming of April and PURITAN HAMS, whole, most • We also have several other grades of Graduates and Students ofi spring weather, local fishermen Grocery Specials S. M. H. S. have their first chance to get back v ;'a « ...... of® II* fine Sugar Cured Hams for your choice, AtC.H.Tryon’s once more to sirort they love. Native Eggs ...... 37c dox. The reunion of the Centennial I ______Baldwin Apples ...... 49c peck Sanitary Market class of 1923, S. M. H. S. which will GETS BEER SHQWER. S u g a r...... 10 lbs. 59c be held in High school hall on Mon­ Bloomington, Ind.— Ninety-nine day evening will not be confined to i bottles of beer were emptied in the Hecker’s Pancake F lou r...... 2 pkgs. 25c ‘ Td. 441 alumni and undergraduates of that street In front of the City Hall here Beef Special Gold Medal F lou r...... 1-8 bbl. sack $1.45 recently by Bert Chambers, a mem­ TELEPHONE 442. class but will be open to any alumni Catsup...... 23c bottle of the school and also to High ber of the city police force. The Prime Rib R o^t Beef .... !?* Fancy Legs Spring Lamb ...... 35c lb . ^neless RoU^ R o ^ l^ e f 35c-40c lb. Boneless Roast of Lamb ...... 35c lb. Sauerkraut...... 5 lbs. 25c school students. Each member-of beer was confiscated In a raid. A the alumni or school Is privileged slicker was borrowed from the fire Boneless Pot Roast B eef ...... 25c-30c lb. Pea B ean s...... 3 . .lbs. 25c to invite one friend. department to save the policeman Native Turnips...... 33c peck Groceries. The affair will be conducted in from getting sprayed, for every time a bottle was opened the home Supreme Butter, 40c lb. cabaret style similar to the cabaret Native Pork for Easter Sunkist O ranges...... 45c doz. Strictly Fresh Eggs, from Pome­ dance given by last year’s senior brew shot into the air. roy’s Farm— look for the names on class for the benefit of its Wash­ Native Fresh Hams. ington trip. The seniors of this • INCREASES ARE SHOWN. Native Fresh Bacon. the box, Pomeroy and Tryon, Only Tokyo. — Japanese mines in Native Fresh Shoulders. Also: Tomatoes," Cucumbers, Spinach, Carrots, 30c dozen. year have been engaged to serve Gur Home Made Sausage Meat from Na^ refreshments and all the money 1925, according to the Department Native Pork to Roast. Pai'snips, Beets, etc. Supreme Hams, 37c lb. tive P o rk ...... 25c lb. they earn at the affair will be used of Commerce, produced 277,500 Native Spare Ribs. Arlington Hams, 87c lb. for their coming Washington trip. ounces of gold, 4,124,375 ounces of Boneless Hams, 30c lb. An elaborate program of enter­ silver and 69,524 tons of copper. Smoked Shqulders, 25c lb. tainment is being arranged by a These are all increases over the 25 pound bag Sugar, $1.48. committee under Robert McPher­ 1924 production. Poultry Special Confectionery Sugar, lb. box, son. It will include musical, vocal 10c. and dancing numbers by local and i K illed Fo\ Pure Lard, 17c Ib. out of town talent. Ray Bride’s ing Chiekei Rolled Oats, 10c pkg. Rainbow Serenaders have been en­ Fruit for Easter Green & Green Graham Crack­ gaged to play for dancing. Fancy Table Apples. ers, 25c lb. The subscription price will cover 5 pound bag Rye Meal, 20c. cloak room and refreshments. California Pears. Fancy Milk Fed Veal 5 pound bag Graham Flour, 20c. California and Florida A Wealth of Health! ! Best Food Shortening, 25c can. REVIVED. Boneless Veal Roast. Veal Chops and Cutlets. Dill Pickles, 1 quart jar 20c. Oranges. Wife: Darling, I have been un­ Fancy Yellow Bananas. Rump Roast Veal Richelieu Stringless Beans, 25c true to you. I love another. Found in every can of Ballantine’s can. Husband: W-h-a-t!! Sweet Juicy Grapefruit. Ritter’s Kecbup, large size, 18c Wife: Calm yourself, dear, calm Mixed Nuts - - Fresh Eggs. bottle. * yourself. I’m writing a novel. Do Not Miss The Food Show Irish Tea, half-pound package, That is only what my heroine says 40c. to her husband, and I wanted to James Mannise Three Rings—Hop Flavored 3 cans Campbell’s Baked Beans, see how the husband would act.— In Our 25c. Weekly Telegraph. 5 Eldridge Street. Royal Scarlet Salmon, large size, 45c can. Cooked Food Dept Saturday i/iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii> This is our first Easter and we want tq MALT SYRUP make a mark to hit at next year. If the Meats window display does not whet your appe­ STUFFED Native Fowl, 5 lbs. to 6 lbs. each, Buffalo Market i tite then you need a tonic, you’ll find the ROASTED SPRING CHICKENS A wonderful blend of 40c lb. tonic inside— the best and biggest layout $1.50 up to $2.50. Pork to Roast, 32c lb. 1071 MAIN STREET of HOME COOKED FOODS in the county Three Rings Hops and Legs of Lamb, 30c lb. A wonderful bargin. Three Rings Malt Rib Roast Beef, 35c lb. — and the prices I Not to be duplicated Pot Rottet, '25c lb. anywhere for like goods— and that’s that. Syrup Loin Veal Chops, 38c lb. 3 Veal Patties, 25c. AN EXTRA SPECIAL CHICKEN PIE Pass Your Plates-Folks | tEMON MERINGUE PIES A perfect combination 3 Lamb Patties, 25c. FO R 25c. Fancy Fresh Shoulders, 25c lb. Everybody ’round the breakfast or dinner table S 40c each. producing We’ve made some good ones, but the^e Sausage Meat, 30c lb. Easier will be “smacking their lips” after the first S A ten-inch pie, nearly two inches thick. Beef Liver, 15c lb. are the best ever. mouthful of our Ham or Bacon. = Armour’s Sugar Cured Pork Ham, half or whole .... 28c S A Flavor That LAYER CAKES— Armour’s Sugar Cured Bacon, half or w hole...... 30c S Chocolate, Cocoanut Cream, Pineapple Baked Beans, Brown Bread, N ew Cid>- Fruit Eastern Cut Pork R o a st...... 22c * = « 35c Each. bage Salad, and all the other delicacies. Pork Chops ...... 25c S Florida Oranges, 59c dozen. Just look at them on display. Can’t Be Copied CallfomlR Oranges, 09c to 73c E Fresh Shoulders ...... 20c g dozen. Bananas, 10c lb. Insist Upon Baldwin Apples, 95c basket. ,VEAL ~ I Grocery Specials Grapef m lt, 12 l-2 c and 15c E Leg of V e a l...... 25c = each. Best Pure L ard ...... 15 l-2c Jb. Fancy Creamery Tub Butter ...... 45c Ib. This Label Dark or Light. Fancy Apples, 15c quart. Veal C h op s...... 25c S Cloverbloom B utter ...... 45c Ib. 2 p6unds Fine Prunes ...... 2 5 e Breast Veals ...... '...... 15c = Wedgewood Butter ...... 45c lb. 10 pounds Granulated Sugar ...... 5 8 e Boned Veal R oast ...... 32c E - ■ _ i.m. II I m—— iWi—i—^ Just try a can and learn for yourself why Three Rings ■ V Vegetables Hop Flavored Malt Syrup is the National choke. Fruits and Fr^sh Vegetables Dandelion Greens, 70o peck. BEEF ~ ~ I Lean Pot R o a st...... 20c E For Sale Everywhere— Get Yours To-day. Powell's Lettuce, 15o headt Fancy Baldwin Apples ...... 4 q ts. 30c Cauliflower, 85c. * ' Chuck Roast ...... 20c = 2 quarts Finest Eating Apples ...... 25c iF^cy Celery, Lettuce^ Parsnips, Ai^wr* New Carrots, 3 bunches for 26c. Fancy Sunkist Oranges, 50c, ^Oc, 75c, 85c agus. Parsley, etc. i' New Beets, 3 bundles for 25c. dozen. Spinach, SOo peck. “ POULTRY ^ I ♦ ______•' I Cdery, 25o bunch. Green Peppers, 25o quart. Native Capons, liv e ...... 45e = Sonp Bunches, 10c each. Milk Fed Fow l ...... 40c S Parsley, iOc btuich. Milk Fed Roasting Chickens ...... 42c E STANDARD PAPER CO. White Turnips, 20c peck. M l Manchester Public Market 4 pounds Onions, 25c. Whtdesale Distributors Hartford, Ctmn. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES . ’ I # OF AUL KINDS. , ^ 3 A. Podrove^ Prop. Phone 10 OYSTERS TODAY, 45c Pint. miiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiliiliililiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiii . N

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j»i-l." |lff‘ . of i.‘W ', •-V y when the moment come for farm Countless producers offered LOCAL SOLDIER BOYI9 . -----JSfg.:- ittItH' questions to be discussed. •4.- Jackie"ibWons a year . O;;. FRIDAY I Senator Smoot generates very fared"Gharite more than a millfoii / ■ Stew art's little heat on any subject which fer-fhe'isoMract whlck-ha htld.ttn the child < wonder. Charlie* vAdaldg'i This day is well remembered lacks some financial angle. lis by local'boys Who' were- in the ’WASHINGTON But take Senator Norris or Repre­ sell.*’ 'H e 1:oti”Up the conSN)Ctvb'e IJl9iaii.sU W orld-W ar. Dr otie (Hvisidn the sentative Blanton. You strike fire held on*-Jackie and'told thd* kid's a - 0—-.V"-- - j ’ mett .had' been in >» danger'zone from either of them no matter what father^ grab oft. the best'sentriicS fOr eem teys eir8f'*'’A number of?.'-‘ex­ wevq.’ seekteg the girl's - /serviMS ed‘foo(W;- Fully three-quarters of the mem groups and blocs than by the ma­ Surgeon ’ QMieral,' Unit^’ Slhtes tras” rushed forward, some with and’hO'^eased her. ■“^dft '^feod Friday they were in hers of both houses simply /it and jority. - Public Heath Service extended-hando*. to offer congratu- That’s natural and to be expected. "I. i >■ /-"iCifSO • a place -of comparative nafety. look on. Some don’t even do that. The City dweller wh'6 goeb to the latiooi- to“'th^ newlywed. Editorial: ‘ William Fox Film The majority goes ahead and does country for a vacation ' or • for a COrtez shunned*^ - the extended Desperate!;^ ‘.''hungry the-!* men Probably they’re Wandering around Company -is preparing to • make lddhed‘:i^war& a big meal. as it thinks best. It may have a bit holiday over the week end would hands, turning his back on the :':«0 the capitol somewhere, but they re “The Music Master”— a part- ” 01 The’ ub(Acs,';«iyliiaiaB drafted-in­ of explaining to do, but what it do well to^amiUaflze himself with WeD-wlshers, hurrted to his direc­ seldom seen In their places in the stage history because of Werdeld-’d to*. ihe?< kriew* nothing of Senate or lower house, whichever wants it’s in a position to get. The certain plants as a necessary pre­ tor, William Wellman. Then the army minority has protests to record and incomparable - charactetikatido* regiilatloiftP^and' *> W oUe* ?.blg caution against trouble. Every sum movie'-aheik, ’labeled after the it may happen to be. the only way it can do it is by word Wai^leld has never succumbed • Ao The merest handful do nearly mer brings its toll of suffering name of-a couple of cigars, com­ heaps of steak. ' .. of mouth. Moves 'and It Isn’t likely tUM film .-.‘ib rush 9(Wm‘'made for “ chow.” all the orating there Is done. from poison ivy and poison"Oak, plained'to the*director‘‘about the gold will now entice him eV%fn.'‘ *to for many people are susceptible-to “ extraO” annoying him and asked .vbadk’'".*"' 'ordered a play his pet role. In that^event regirtat* Mrmy'oftcer. '^Hoyn' this It doesn’t necessarily follow that thp irritating substance found in that they ^be restrained *rom e-ven cad FOREMAN AT HILLIARD’S i* thdtiniy «a y ift the wfiofetyear a talkatlre senator Or represents* the sap of these two pants. speaking to him. ’ transmit to the...... silent screen the live has anything on a silent one. In the eastern part of the Unit- N ■ * • • Wliaft'’a'»dl*ie^ la not allowed poignant charm and -'tragedy bf to eat meat In 'the'United States Part 6f the talkers have something GIVEN PURSE OF MONEY ' ed States and also in the western The day after Cortez’ role In B. Walthall. K ‘lHank”« Unfit cast .a part poison ivy and polsorf‘ '"dak "The? Pcmy ‘ExpresB'’^-'had beOn army*” A>?'' “ to say. Part haven't. ft this 'foBb, motion picturai - wijl • rypii never forget Good Frl- The formers’ • talk counts. The abound and in the middle states widely acclaimed by critics and the have many; alibis to mzke.'V da^I saUFthb Ibcahman lh tell- latter^ naerely waste time. Harry M. Bassett, superinten­ the poison sumach is fouUd; Of all iteWs' hsd beached the actor. I had dent of the Weaving department at luch with him at the M^ontmartrei litg thlMaOming. . The popular idea Is that more of these the poison ivy is perhaps After learning that Madam Eli­ .J.J <1 . n'l T-. Ir «. • . '»v-r------i talking is done in the Senate than the E. E. Hilliard Co., for the past file plant most frequently encount­ HA was very democratic then. He nor ■Glyn wtitea all of her/storleS in the House ot Representatives. two years resigned yesterday. ered by the unsuspecting-city' visi­ teok" his cinema honors very mod­ while a phonograph- is hurling mus estly. • :>l • u .,-M. This is a mistake. The senators While in Manchester Mr. Bassett tor to the country.and'this’ is true *0 ical capsuls Into her-ears, Ifthraed " ' STORSS ■“Bird old fellow,” he said to me, talk lohger, per senator, but there has made a host of friends. in spite of the fact that poison ivy on the* Vietrola and ^ewalted • rei .j-s./r-'-t ♦ A ' f i l g . -'f' ■■ “ I will never forget that I am just are nearly five times as many rep­ On leaving the factory yesterday may be easily recognized. suits. < Finally, -iny flngersrf fash­ Hockanum, Conn.— A gale re­ he was met by the employees who a mtere-human being. <»■ I know-I resentatives. as senators to talk. ■ The poison ivy is- a’ shrub which ioned theBe‘'Werd8:i‘- ' - : *tV? cently‘•tore the rOof off,ia‘> back presented him with $50 in gold. shall uever ’become’ a little tin god “ Wonder who’ll read this stuff, usually climbs by means of root- unto myself like a lot of .other fel­ porch of n house here, lifted it to Some senators and representa­ 'I'he presentation speech was made anyway?” ^ ^ ' lets over rocks, walls and trees and lows,'I know, have.” ’ the house rOof'/*«ifled It to push ov- tives are Silent'because they have by Raymond Moonan, one of Mr. - often confused with the beauti­ 1 Cortez has failed to establish eb 111* clilmtt8>. aua’ theh^dOpfeslted Com e In A n4 See The Specials nothing to say* and unlike the talk­ Bassett’s assistants. ful Virginia creeper. It may be ■*! Mr. Bassett will leave Manches­ this distinction- ^.* . . the dls- REVIVAL OP INDUSTRY It over‘ th)#wne/‘ '^-'The«ho«se soon ative ones in a similar fix, at least easily’ distinguished ftom ' Other tioetKDn'' of* not becoming egotls- Itlledt wrthf* slflOke, artving-; the- oc- W e'Aire O ffetihg •' ' ' have the good sense to refrain ter Friday for Portland, Oregon, creepers, however, by the three di­ Boston, Mass.— A dlstlnctlcV’Bviv- where he will enter business with tlcBll’y-phaded -by ‘ 'overnight .-ont to 'bO' the mlHIon i ^ Deucious Sweets, ter. ' ' ' starts upon the exposed parts first. dollar kid. The'famed'comedian Catholic countries in observance of ' At your service with the finest line of foodstuffs They specialize on it. They put in Good Friday. The hands and wrist and forearms had a contract'on Jackie for ^ five F a v b r s 'd h ^ a lot of time over it in committee. The American Farmer, pioneer are usually the first-members at­ years after'*‘The'Kid;'* the picture that can bd obtained.^ '^erything we tfiufchaise to sell 'Fhey know all about ft— more than agricultural paper, was establish­ tacked. although the attack rften which made him*' overnight, was H ckages Sp^ldin^ ^ anybody else. ed April 2, 1818 at Baltimore. quickly spreads to the face. released. When their respective hobbies are d ) i t h onliicm ce trotted out to show their paces, this group of legislators become exceed­ ..isa a thin^ you get here Wfll ttfe satirfadthty.- costly 3 and Spring ingly vocal. Later, other hobbies, in ------Ofur itanlard to mafiitamliut it is^wdtttrtt'to know that o C o l o r ! which they’ve no interest, being led dtii^lMers ai^wj^otectWd'aiid sati0 ddi *' “ ’ into the arena, they subside. , .k *' HOME MADE SPECIALS Congressman Haugen, for in­ stance, hasn’t peeped this session. Daily— -■ ' But watch him and listen to him ’ Shrimp Sated ** /■ •" Vigetittle Sated ' 1 Potato Sdte'd Oadord Chocolatee Count ub Salad SpedaU 'I or Bon Bons aM8t>QhDtt> rliiiidn Salad lates. Very delioieus 1 Hand*. CoW Friday & Gomely packaged for Esiter. #d Beans' SdtUtcfdy, FuttPhihid' 5 9 « Everything you need for the approaching feast ’H^deairoiii and pheese A^ril 2, 3 Itlf^ Style Spaghetti MUk Chocolate l^ a day is on hand at your A. & store!*k&s .‘M White they tost f --•**‘**1 y‘jtn \ til k” * Home Made Crullers Home Made Pies, Each^qc* 59c, 990 VaalUa Creamed h a n i. . . bacon. . . ?>rea<|. . . cofifee. Alliresh, very EtmiMM P a r a d i s e A l m o n d s FridayiJw*’'" HAM AND EGGS wholesome foods of llil^est quaU^ marked at ^ Etamvrkete, Pound 3 P | R ' for Sunday Morning Breakfast. ( ^ ‘ ChOctfiate Cream ' V Codfish Cakes a Swift’s Premium Halns are sold at pleasingly low prices, ^top ^ toddyl * <’^f^|ii£i!Chhwder Eggs^ brildantly foUod and ./J ■ •. y • M l^ at ilally t e s be-ribboned.' ’ ‘ our store because ive believe they Saturday— V Completo Pound are the best. ^ A‘'•"Roust Chicken > . Princeton ^ A supply of Fresh EGGS brought vv*' ' ‘ Chicken Pies Chocolate Cowered SVNNYBROOK SELECTED ChoMlates in from Andover Thursday ^will be Qiop Suev. ~ Nutted Moguls , - WaidlS^ftilly delicious. Bz- sold tomorrow' at SSc” a dozen, 3 '‘ ‘"Boston Brown Bread ritdU^iWFetiind (lUiaitely packaged. A per­ dozen for $ . . fect Easter Gif^l 1 00 Very best new of Fancy fresh selected eggs Two things you should do to AHThns Full Pound • 1 . 2 $ highesjt quality ‘ doz * **'■ "Gdarant^ed di make this Easter Sunday most PukiHt' hr . Very High Grade joyous one: V-...... ackberry Jam. Aeaoirtfed Chocolates — Go to Church H a n i "Enorr’s Soups and' ^ u il- import ' dv Bbn Botis and Chbco- — ^Eat Ham and Eggs. Fancy hams for Ek^ter dinners 4li[|P|nuPn ^ later. Delicacies of Quality ‘ J___lid - BnlporU Green Gage Plum and Variety seldom equaled />*■*#$ for double'the price^ Fresh KUle^ Boasting Chickens H^gPB SeasoningJ M ilk Choeotote RahUta from 'Andovei‘.~ Please order yours Full Pound ! ! b 2 2 c Boned Chicken iU glgss...... strawberry Jam. . ^ 5 9 0 ; 8 9 0 , ' / ’’./J r'-j’*.- early. ‘ ' anna* hOlk CAoeolatC' Chiclceii ala ilpiig gl^iss. Decorated9t|||p California and Florida Oranges. Clii^eii gfe. In artistic Easter deigns. Ri|>e Bananas. Sweet, medium mm^ Yourcho^P^^^^ WaahesiclbthW ' — Wud Bramble Jefiy. Each,' 34e,Stc,$(.S9 Baldwin Apples. sized June peas, cu a^ g many popular C wom

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> r t • < PAGE SIXTEEN FRIDAY, APRIL 2, >u .2 :;. At the vesper service at Center church Easter Sunday, to be held ; OLD FASHIONED AND ABOUT TOWN at 7 o’clock, a drama, "The Resur­ MODERN DANCE rection of Peter", will be given by SATURDAY EVE., APIOL 3 a east of ten characters. There will 1 ONLY ONE MORE Shopping day before easier i Ml*, and Mn. Frank Skewes of At Mftnchester Green BeMool 151 Pearl street hare been In New be special music by the choir and ^London attending the funeral of a reading by Mrs. Louis Marte, en­ A1 ^hrend’8 Orchestra P i ^ TO SHOE HERE TOMORROW. WIDE ASSORTMENTS. tl^elr nephew which took place yea> titled "A Handful of Clay" by Van Prof. Louis Beebe, Prompter. tordar> Dyke. Mra. Marte will be assisted by Miss Barbara Ltindberfir* GOOD FRIDAY MUSICAL To-night Last of Lenten Orgiui Recitals by Archibald Seraions, Assisted by Full Ohoir. SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH. The Pnbllo Invited.

Mr. and Mrs. M. ■ J. Moriarty The Last Minute who have been spending the venter Of Great Importance In St. Petersburg, Florida, left for their home here yesterday. Your Easter Hat. For Easter wouldn’t be Easter without a new Group I of Center church work­ hat! We feel sure you will find a ers, Mrs. Ray Plllsbury leader, will hat to please you in our .large Shoppers Will hold a social meeting Monday Exclusive agents in stock. Satin, bengaline, stritw and evening, April 6, at the homo of South' Manchester for The leading colors for hair hats in large and small sizes. Mrs. Elbert'Shelton, 14 Cambridge the well-known • Im­ Spring and Summer Wide assortment of the newest col­ street. ported "Townfleld"- wear are navy and ors. Moderately priced, and • "Dunmurry’’-. top­ gray. Boise de rose Edgar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ern­ coats. ' and .green are both $1.95 to $10.00 est Smith of Wells street is suffer­ very good. Find Selection0 ing from scarlet fever. His sister Hecond Floor. Eleanor, is recovering from the same disease. There will be a special baptis­ Sizes Sizes mal service tomorrow afternoon at $ 4 9 . 9 5 Easy Here four o’clock at St. Mary’s Episco­ 16 to 44 pal church, and another on Sunday 16 to 44 at two o’clock. ■rf.K ' ■ ' You have choice in Ready To Wear for Woman or Miss • ^ 1 in the new and smarest modes. Let us outfit you Ralph H. Brown of M&io street So Inr^ and varied is our assortment of smart coats that you will auicklv find nno fLof for Easter. motored to Boston this morning to you. Handscme dress coats of charmeen and poiret sheen t r i m S with s a & spend Easter. Stuart Segar who embroidery trimmings on the sleeves. ' wim squirrel or mole:mole; a few havehav« has been spending his vacation at his home here returned with him. - H ^ Smai t Suit, or Dress. With of ij»Poi*ted tweeds and-mixtures. They a r e verv s m a r t fn r full lines of the latest styles we can assure you quick Sprmg and Summer w e » and deserve a placO in th e wardrobe of every well-dressed and easy choice. The teachers of the Swedish Lutheran church will have thelf 4iown tomorrow and select a coat, for at this price you will iSnd some lovely m iT co S .^ meeting tonight at 8 o'clock with Rev. J. O. Cornell at the parson- PALMEITTa GREEN TAN NAVY’ TEA ROSE. ITALIAN BLUE c a n b e immediately f t i t e d , w it h LIT- age.. alterations to a n e w s u i t f o r . BOISDEROSE GRAY ^STER , OF SPORT TWEEDS, PLAIN TAILORED Miss Madeline Spiess of West TWILLS, OR LIGHT COLORED MIXTURES. Center street, who hai been super­ ’brcZm V-LI1WB BosiEmr visor of drawing in the South Wind­ sor sehools, has been engaged as Other Coats Priced $25.00 and up Giving Good Selection From $15. to $65. I art instructor in the new W. H. Hall High school in Wtest Hartford. SomethhifirNew; a t t r a c t i v e t o p c o a t , w e o f f e r Cbate—Second Floor. LARGEST AND SMARTEST LINE Cordon V Llne Ine very latest models for women’s or misses’ wear. Sizes 2 to 6 years. The young Regular price $1.60. folks like to have a new h at and coat ^1.50 Joncalre Perfome ., Easy Selection Made from $10.95 to $95.00 for Easter, too J Plain tailored coats • • • ...... 79c bottle SUNDAY DINNER suitable for general wear, and dressy Tendresse, reve d’omar, A NEW BLOUSE WILL BRIGHTEN UP AND 'inodes for dress-up occasions. A rose d’Joncalre. at Uonton's Bath C rystals___ FRESHEN a n y COSTUME. You have choice here of lai^e collection of styles in the want­ ...... BOc and 1(11.00 a fine line of broadcloths and silks from which you can ed colors. Decorated bottle. easily make satisfactory selection for Easter. - BontonCs Body Powder .... Hotel Sheridan ...... $1.00 and fl.39 12:30 to 2:30 Children's Hats, Bouton’s Talcum Powder . . See Our Showing, Priced at $1.98 • • •! ...... 29c bottle ■ Roast Chicken or Turkey $1.98 to $4i98 Rose. to $8.75 Each. for $1.00. Midn Floor. A la carte Service Baby Shop—Main Floor, Rear. all day and evening. New Gloves SPRING SIYLEISIf ^ Juat before you leave the house ou EASTER COATS Easter morning you. will put on your gloves; They should be spick- W E B POLKS span new ones and to make sure of for the Miss 7 to 14 Years them why not buy .a pair tomoiv row? Kid and silk ones in lovely Infants* (&wts...... $8*98 to $8.98 new shades. $5.98 to $16.50 KID G L O V E S...... $ 2 .9 8 pair The Easter Dress-Up Darling little' model^tjn cashmere, and KILK G L O V E S...... $1.S8 pa:*! crepe de chine in white-pink an4,pongee. Sizes 1 arid 2 years. The little tots •will The young miss must be dressed up on Main Floor. loofc darling in oneof th ^ e coats Sunday* Easter Sunday* We have a large collec­ tion of sport ahd dress coats in charmeen Silk B onn ets...... - 99c to $2.98 and mixtures. The colors are the very A visit to this store will enable you to find whatever you newest. . Come in and buy her a new coat. need to complete your Easter wardrobe. AscheFs Knit Jacquettes .. .$1.25 to $2.98 tomorrow! Pink and blue trimiped. HATS ...... $1.98 to $3.98 Baby Shop—dMfaln Floor. Girls' Shop— Main Floor. Suits and « s /

Gay'Scarfs” k: ' - 0 . T oijcoats A gay colored , ^ r f will add ' that flulshing touch to your Si^tor cos­ tume, whether It Is a s«it,.w m or coat. We have a large >eira|^oC Suits in the newest patterns. Young men’s and conserva­ georgette and crep^ de ch t^ T ^ rfd tive models. Easter Baskets ...... ’.. 10c to 29c each in uoth plain.ahd figured desJRns. Priced, . ^ ' Chocolate Novelties...... ‘. 5c to $1.25 each Marshmallow Eggs ...... 25c Ib. $2i5to$4.98 Photp by Feder TOPCOATS that put the finishing touch to the early Pah Robin Eggs ...... 50c lb. Main Floor. Spring wardrobe— they’re all wearing them this season. ' P. and T. Surpr^ Padiage ...... 25c P. and T. Easter Pmni Package...... 50c P. and T. Nut and Fruit Eggs ... .25c ta75c P. and T. Easter E g ^ In CraW...... 25^' ' SILK MUFFLERS, DRESSY SHIRTS, HANDSOME NECKWEAR MARVIN HATS, DRESS GLOVES, SILK HOSE-Th.y ar. all ha«. Path anUTilford Boxed Chocolhtes Special! White Box...... $1.00 to $1.75 All Nutted Chocolates . . $1.50 Hale’s Assorted Nut and Fruit Fancies . .$|.50 La Surprise ...... $1.50 Chocolates ...... Spring Oxfords Promenade ...... $i.60 Epchanted-'Isle ...... $1.50 ...... 49c box that are the last word in style and quality. Colonial---- ...... $l;5b Nut ahd Fruit ...... $1,50 Regular 60c choco­ Well Groomed ^ lates. Romp or knickers, To really Complete yotir Easter co»> some with vests. Prices very moderate. Gandy—Main Ilbor, Frm t tumo you will need a new wrap- arrund corset. We have Just re­ ceived our new Spring line of Trcfo and Double V wrap-arou&df in Step-In, slide and front faptenln^ Sizes for the small, average .a n d . Stont. Let 6ur corsetiere fit'i(t)U to Arthur L Hultman a new girdle tomorrow., P ^ a d . V $Z66 to $5.60 . Next vDoor to Manchester Trust Co. \ Beoottd #!iobr.

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