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Hemtaye. Franco, (at the Bpanlsh Berlin. March 80__ (A P )— The For That Reason Left Tke'^ border), March 80.— (A P )— Q«n- cry for autonomy from four minor- As King Carol Calls eraUMlmo Franctseo Franco today ity groups echoed through Oecho- . League, He Declares; Rt> - aasumed peroonal command of hia alovakia with Increasing vigor to- . Inaurgent armtea cloeliig In, on Lerlda, key to the government uph day and the continuing assurances calls That Napoleon Sail . of protection for Germans beyond For Reorganization tal, Barcelona, 80 miles to the east. 4 With hla main body reported at the the borders from Nad MgulgB. outskirts of the city on the highway Germans, Slovaks, Hungarians and Italians Wonld Become! from Fraga, the Insurgent chioftatn Poles put tkelr cards plainly on the ^uch&reat. M^cb- 30^(AP)**-The^Manlu’« now Innctive Peazant nartv government table duri^ yestenlajr’s government headed by the Patrl would receive poftfoUos, threw other units forward In swsep- arch Mfron CrlStea resigned at noon tumultuous Partlamsnt ssadon. At It emphasised, however, World’s Best Soldieraf! Ing roovsraenta designed to encircle today for reorgaalcatlon. The Crla- Lerlda, all but deserted by Its the same time great Germany moved that Rumania U no longer ruled on toward the April jO plebisdte on tea Cabinet waa formed Feb. 11 fol- a party baaU and that parties whUe dvlltan population. Insurgent re- lowing dismissal of the ministry of “That’s What We Want" TCrts said huge smoke clouds annexation of Czechoslovakia’s for- exUtent were dormant. mer Independent neighbor, Austria. Oetavlan Goga by King CMrol. The King had members of the re- darkensd the environs of the be- Slxty-nlne-year-old (>lstea Patrl- siegod dty. German newspapers, reporting signing Cabinet to the palace for extensively on the aggravating ten- areh of the Rumanian Orthodox lunch where be expressed thanks Rome, March 80,— (A P )— j Part of General Juan Tagus's col- church, waa commissioned King umn of Moors, which had led the sion between the four minority for Its emergency serviee In bring- Premier Mussolini today groupe on one side and the Czech parol to form a now government ing order to Rumanian affairs af- advance from Fraga on the south' snd It vrss expected tha fommUtiea on the Italian pepple to west, branched oil to the eouthoast Btate government on the other, ter the shortlived antl-Seroitle gov- made Plain that only drastic reor- would be completed before evening- ernment of Goga. the menace of aerial Into u e valley of the .Segre river It waa statto at the palace that

to join eUpportIng columns advanc- ganisation could ^pease Ute emo- . Crlatea’a first government gave by movlnsr from big citjefi tions of the various natioaaUtiss. Rumania's Csblnet of "old man’’ the country a new consUtuUon cen- ing up the rtver bed. had served Its purpose and t h ^ at small towns. Tillages and Seise Electric Plant ‘’Fundaimatsl Chaage,” tnllsliig authority In the Crown, Influentla] Nazis warned that the request pt many memhera of tha adopted a budget and enacted sev- tryside. . ^ . These columns had struck a dam- IBAnu commiis ministry, the King waa gathering aging blow by seizing the village of Clzechoslovakta must make a fund- eral pieces ot emergency l^elation. Before a crowded, Iw amental change In her political COURT RESTRAINS new leaders about him. Maniu, the Peasant leadw. In hU Aytona and a hydroelectric plant structure If she would save her ta- In Informed quarters It was said Senate, II Duce told of Ii there which serves more than 60 career waa a leader in K l ^ Carol’s depmidence. ATCMNDCANM. George Tatareseu, tbe foreign min- restoration to the throne, and op- readiness for war in a apeoeh Catalan villages, aitb supplemen- uter, and other members of the Jfemler Milan Hodza of Clzecbo- posed G ^ ’a snU-SemiUc reglms broadcast to all Italy and many: tary lines Into Linlda. alovakla had Indicated greater po- Uberal party would ha excluded Franco's plan apparently was to STOCK VOTING BY and the Fascist-Uke Iron GuardUta. countries abroad. • i ' litical and cultural privilegea would from the new government. He quarreled with the King, how- strike Lerlda from Its two sputba.fh bo granted the minorities, but with- The same sources said it waa He told his people . thiafi^ oomers, bis main body drivihg''ara^ ever, because of the latter’s favor- in the countar's constitution. likely that several members of Jullu itism of Hme. Lupescu. should quit the cities before It the Fraga highway from the ^utb- (A federal system such as Swit- wost, and part of Vague’s oommand was too late to escape the «oii> zerland’s for treatment of mlnori- GUARANTY TRUST Front In Terrilict Conflict sequences of war in t ^ air. striking for the aoutheastern comer, tlto would involve changes in the where the Segre enters the city. Csecboslovakia consUtuUm.) He lauded Italy’s Before taking command before Official clrelcs, however, failed to Front In Terrific ConYicL ing power, asserting the naU Lerlda, Franco Inspected the Bar- offer a clue as to what Fuehrer Hit- Qe?ebod Financier Brings CALLiS MEXICAN CONGRESS could "completely mc^lUae in bastro sector, some 35 miles to the ler might have In mind to safe- northwest,'where bis northern wing short time a num^r of qn|i guard the rigbU of the ajM)0,000 Sbsnghsl, March SO.— (A PI __ was moving slowly southeastward Sudeten Germans following the dec- . Action Chiming Morgan L A T E N E W S greater than that engaged* along both banka of the C8nca river.- laration of the Slovak deputy Tlso Chinese and Japanese high com- FOR DISCUSSION ON OIL the battle ot Vittmio Vei,.. The Insurgent southern wing es- la the Czech parliament yestwlay: mands rushed heavy relnforesmenta tablished strong positions in the Interests Menaced His —^Italy’s World War Tleterj "It is not the army alone that de- FLASHES! of all available planea, tanka and 8sn Marcos mountains before Mor- fends the state." which 67 divisions fought. elia, only 88 mites from the Mediter- artUlery Into the lOO-mUe triangle President Cardenas Scans Most Net Fan Asleep m But drastic comment can be heard Rnie Of Sweringen Roads TOBACCO BUYERS ranean. . in Nazi clrclea In Berlin that, those M ANY HURT IN STOBM bounded by Yenebow, Suchuw and Ha waiTisd hia Faadat fo lL ... Oecopy Bead Jnnetion Gen^-blooded aokUen In the Oelombna, Kaa„ March 80— (A P ) Llnl today In a despeiate effort to however, thia must not lull tbim Berne 40 miles southwest of Czech army can also Plans To Pay For Proper- sleep. turn their Next fork, March 80 — (A P ) — rreatern tMe tut decisively the seeeawing eoalee . Lertde, roogUy half way between rifles the other way." a t this town of 8JM0 shortly before of battle north o< the Grand Canal. r "PreciaMy becanaa amok that d ty and Morelia. Franco's REACH HA M 'Hardly SafMiBBlofy. Guarnnty Trust Company, third •evorety damaging a Offsetting Chinese vi< tortes In the tws As H. 8. Files Protest; done, it la naeeasary ta tell Central Aragon forces occupied the Diplomattacbe PoIlUaehe Korrea- largest bank In the Uolted States, school hnlMkig and hUnriag eoerea that atUi more remains to •treteglc highway Junctions of past ten dayre, Japanese fecapturad poodens, German foreign office today was ijestrSined by Federal •fmrsona. Talnlng and Lincbeng, keypolnta on and that we shaU do it, Madia and Fabeue. mouthpiece, cdofly daecribed as The west side school building waa Mexican Laiior Restless. the cost," he declared. Capture of MiuUa, 88 miles from Ckiurt Injunction from exercising the Tlentsln-Pukow railway system SerersI Milfion Dollars "h s T ^ satisfactory,” the promisee filled with children who were pre- down which Japsnete have been en- (foiling for emigratioa from tka the coast, brought tbs Insurgents of Premier Hodsa regarding mlnor- stock voting rights which would paring to leave for hmeh when the Mtles, n Duce said: doss to the border of the (Satalotilan give it virtual control of the vast deavoring for three iconthe to march lUea storm strock. Mexico Qty, Marcb *8— (A P ) Wortb Of ffighest Priced “From thia moment I say tfiat MI province of Tarragons and almost Meanwhile Vienna prepared for Van Sweringen rail empire. to Suebow, junction point with the half way along the highway from oaat-west Lungbai line. President Cardenas, snmrocnlog an of those who can organlae tliatr ei^ Its blggeit day since Fuehrer HU The temporary Injunction, return- SIX KILLED BY' "CURE". Istences In amall toinia. In riUagw Caspe to Oandeaa. able Friday, was Issued by Federal However, fresh Kwangsl province “urgent" session of Obiigress to help ler's triumphant entry March 14. <>rlando, Fla., March 89—(AP)-— Prodnet To Go On Sal& and the countryside would d o i5 5 Fabam Is a junction point for Thirty thousand Austrian Legion- District Judge Albert Cose on alle- Dr. H. A. Day, president of ttie divisions were launched Into the him, was confronted today with gation of Itobert R. Young. 41-year- central China battle by (Chinese corn- near-revolt by a segment of labor, not to watt unUl tbe twelfth hdOP, naires who have not seen their Co“ »ty Medical AseoelaUon; "In case at war evetything w k te (tXMittniied on Pngs Two) homeland for years win return Sat- old Texas and Cleveland financier, to ^ y six women have died and a vigorous Uolud States pro- Hartford, March 80 — (A P ) __ that bis control of the Van S w ^ (UenUnaed oe Page ISb ) test against expropriation of the prevents mobtUsatkm (suck aa urday and march into the former n w -aM lour other persons bare Several million dMIars worth of the civilian movements from the eftiw) imperial capital. Ingen roSda was menaced by a com- $400,900,000 Ml Indtutry. been stricken with tetanus during might be prohibited. So much the 'ITie Legionnaires—all members of bination of Morgan banking Inter- the past 24 henrs following Injec- The American protest waa pre- blgbeet priced domestic cigar leaf ests and prominent General Motors sented to the foreign ministry yes- tobacco grown In Amertcn—Oonnec- worse, then, for those who have ast RULES oa LANDS the Austrian Nazi storm troops__ tIoM OMd ta tTMiment of cwuioero foreseen this snd are late. fled during the regimes of Chancel- officials. terday by Ambassador Jomphua Meut valley shadegrown—will be He said Orlando physicians feared PENDERGAST WINS "War from the sky Is desOned to lors Engelbert DoUfuss and Kurt Young, who last srear with a com- n nnraber of other persons might be Daniels, and a high Mexican official offered to leading cigar manufactur- SchuSchnlgg. They were housed Indicated it was an energetic note ers from all parte of the country assume an even gret.tw importaaOt OWNED BY U. S. (OontUmed on Page Ten) • " nn5«»ennlnod demanding explanaUon bow Mexico here beginning Monday. In tomorrow's war.” In various camps in Germany ana Mona''^ l>een^ven the Injec- given military drill. IN KANSAS o n intended to pay for the 17 American Representing also a slseable in- By arming further, at whatsTsr • • • and British oil properties. coat, Mussolini said, "we intend ta i Nine hundred trucks will take vestment for tbe growers and pack- them acroea the former Austvo- NO CUT IN SILVER The Indications of labor dlssatla- M , the tobacco, Imown to the trade ■iasure general peace, but ahora aB (iei;ieral Land OHi^ Hands German border. ' They wUl be ao- Waahlngtoq, March SO—(A P )— factlon came from Ckuioe Flores, aa the second priming, has been 'our peare’.” He oon’Jnued: FDR TO INSPECT Labor Department Inspector In compsnied by an honor detachment T r ^ o r y Uiade no change te- Keeps Control Of City HaD processed. In the local warehouses "We reject Ulimione and I'toptafo of Grarman storm troopers. «My In Its price of 41 oente per Tampico and members of the aU^ winter, by aeveral tbousuid em- and for this reason we left the ■)>•$> Down Decision On Famed Plebiscite campaigning was car- ounce for foreign silver. ^ powerful union there which con- ployes, most of them women. that sells them. In Genova. ried on yesterday by Hitler. Field FORT DENNING, GA. Bat Coafition Party Cats trols 6,000 ex-employes of tbO Tbe 1987 crop of shade Is rated as "That which has always counted On each of tho two prevloin davt. Agutla (Royal Dutch Shell) com Marshal Goerlng and Propaganda ^ Treasury had reduced Itn pifoe and still oounte- among peoples is Elks HiD Naval Reserve. Minister Goebbels, pany. (Oonttooed oe Page Ten) “ J® ^ 1 . »fter maintaining a price their war-making ability.’’ Pleaded 18 Hours. Majority; His Statement Tbe government "took advnntage Napoleoa’a Predictlaa of 45 cents an ounce for more rii».. of labor-capltal conflict to create A t Hamburg, Hitler told an audi- To Look Over Famoos Mili- two years. He recaUed that Napoleon COM ( Washington, March. SO—(A P )— ence of 20.000 that he bad pleaded s s * International mlitlcal conflict" by TTie general land office ruled today with Scbuschnlgg for 12 hours at expropriation, Flores charged. said tbe Italians would become fikS PLOT FBUSTBATED Kansas City, March 80.— (A P ) __ day the world'c beat soldiers. ' ' that the Federal government and tary ReserratioD; Prom- Tom Pendergust sUIl U boss of one Aisertlng be spoke for other MORE POUUCIANS not private oil companloa was the (UontlsiMd on Page Two) Montevideo, Uruguay, March 80 of the most powerful city political members of his union, Flores con- "That’s what we want," ha de- rightful owner of milUons of dollars — (A P ) — AuthorttleB today said organizations In the nation but he tradicted assertions by union bead- clared. "We desire that Napoiacsi'S of dl/lands In the famed Elk Bills ises New Special Message w y had fruBtrated a mUltary plot knew today be had been In n fight quarters In Mexico d ty that an waa CALLED BY JURORS prediction will become a Fascist SM navni reserve ,ln California. to aelse power for Dr. Ednardo The Democratic leader retained peaceful among the workers. The Rumiui reality of our time.” These tsnds. Indirectly i ’OES SEEK D E U Y B t a ^ Acevedo, defeated the city ball, which be has domi- Tampico union ousted a capital-ap- This brought the W black-sbtlt- with the Teapot Dome oh scandal of W arm Springs, Ga., March 80.— In Sunday’s presideatlal eteottoas. nated ^ c e 1926, by winning a hotly proved administrative ooimcll, de- ed Senators to tbel>' feet, cbeertag: the Harding administration, (A P )—President Roosevelt took F w army colonels and the Mon- contested battle of 194,000 ballots manded wage Increasee and other Three DemocraHc Allies Of They' had greetAl .him with shouts . claimed by the state of (Mllfornla, time out from hie vacation routine tevldeo chief of police were arrest- in Tuesday's munIcipM election. It beneflte. of "Dues! Duce!” as he strode Into the General Petroleum Company of ON BUREAUS BILL on Pine mountain today for a long- ed and dismissed from their posts waa the first election hero since Better Off Before tbe Senate to tipeak. California, Thomas A. D’OemneU, cherished trip of inspection to the •ho ohief conspirators. Kansas City waa rocked by vote "We are all dtaedntented. We Mayor Hayes Saminoned United btates Ambassador Wil- Homer I. Tupman and the Potter famous Fort Benning, Ga., infantry • • • fraud seandaU two years ago. were for better off before," Flores liam Phillips waa among the dipio- OU Company, all of whom have $0 post, 80 miles south of here. FEAB 5 FLiEBS Knj.S!p Pondergaat'a 1984 majority of said. mata crowding the galleries. daye in w b l^ to file appeals to Seo- Bilt Thor Appeals Rejected He arranged to leave his cottage Honolnln, Blarch 80.— (A P )__give 59,000, rolled up at a dty election Tampico reports said every stor- In The Waterbary Probe. MussoUnt outlmed the counttyk retsry of Interior Ickea in raid-afternoon byautomobile, with Navy fliers were misalag t e ^ anU marred by four killings, was cut to age tank there was filled with Ml. armed strength, deuiaring that the The lands Involved In the genernl a atop planned in Oolumbus to greet olfIMals feared they were kUJed m 43,000 yesterday In orderly voting and there was no place to put crude land office ruling are known as largest naval buUdlng program in As Leaders Decide To De- city officials and representatives the crash of a Mg patrol bombing guarded by a new ex-partlsan dty or refined oU since the lack of for- Watertmry. March 80.— CAP) — Italy's history wo(ild be completed "Section 16," a one-mile square area eign markets crested by expropria- frtsn the 97,000-acre military reser- plane of Walaaae. on Ote Island of electlaa board. The Waterbury Grand Jury, ap- "by 1940 or 1941, or perhapa-earittR" on the southwestern border o f the vation. Oahu. The opposition waa a ooaUtton tion of the campanles March 17. parently nbifUng back for the Ume ’’Itallsn aviation," he aseertad. Ban Joaquin valley In Kern county. bate Later Hiis Week. Two hours were set aside for the party of Republicans and Independ- Asphalt, packing, shipping, ma- They constitute the second of two A sistb man, anoonsetoas. was being, at least, to witnesses official- "ts among the world’s best." drive with the party a r r lv ^ at to • nagtti^ ent mmocrata, formed only a few rine and other departments of all oB mopertles considered v ______terml - were closed, -and “ nnectyd.Yritb thfeiltya munici- He. went into the advantays 4# the fort Ihto reodwl shore snfcly. momtha ago by a Tmuse to Bsum pal affairs, called today three men various types of airplanes:' by US Federal govertiuieni to aa- Washington, March SO—(A P ) Tha Presideat planned to apend 45 canvas, to challenge an organtaa- I f 8,000 part-time workers were tlohal defense and for which Secre- Uon funded In the ’80s. released. - long Identified with Democratic "Our CR-32 (pursuit ptenes), al- Admlnlstratkm leaders rejected to- minutes there, . viewing tha cele- MABKBTB AT'A OtANOE. politics here. though less speroy, have brought tary Ickes has been fighting for re- day oppesitieD appeals to delay Unofficial figures gave Pender- Posa. Rica came reports turn to government ownership. brated Infantiy achooL tha latest New York. March 8 $ ^ (A P ) — The trio comprised Town Chair- down many Cfortiss and Rata typea house cowsIderaUoo of the govern- types of tanks and other modern gast'a mayor, Bryce B. Smith, 118,- that workers there were not pMd The other part of the Elk HUla Stocks— Steady: leaders rally teturday or. Monday, although the man John H. Crary; Michael Slavln. in Spanish skies.” ment morgantsatlon bin, d ecld ^ fighting equipment, and more than moderately. 875 votes for a third term, to 78,. propertiea. Section 38. of the same 218 for the CoallUonUta' Ool. Fled Oil LAbor Syndicate aMerted “pay- deputy registrar of voters; and Mar- After' outlining the fleet Itaty ■nstaad to begin debate later this 6,000 officers and men lined up on Bonds Easy; indtwtrtals sad else, was won back by lekez In a week. Gordon Field. VVhItten, a lawyer and World War meats were effected normally tin J. Dunn, purchasing agent In the soon would have afloat, n Duce sa- recent Federal District Court de- rails nnder peeosme. serted: The special reorganisation com- Gov. B. D. RIfors of Georgia and veteran. throughout the Industry" last week- dty eomptreUer’a office. All of them clzion and is on appeal in the Cir- mittee - was called together by Curb—Ixtwer; some eOa, nttUttee J Pewdergaet’e StetenmiL end. have been poUtical(-aUles for several I confirm to the Senate that Mayor L. C Wliaon and other offi- resist selttng. Italy has the most poweifol subma- cuit Court of Appeals. Titles for- Chairman Cochran (D„ Mo.), to cials were to meet him la Columbus, Pendergaat called hU tleket'a vic- Cenmilsslon to Meet years of Mayor Frank Hayes and merly were held the Standard Oil Foreign Exchange—Steady, start, A permanent commission of c>in. rine fleet in the vorld. We havd ratify ptoesdure agreed on Its while Brig. (Sea. A ia L. Sl^leton, lag declines. tory "a wonderful showing" and former a t y Comptroller Daniel J. • . CJompany of CkUifomla, Mrs. Sydney Democratle majority. Issued this statement; gross was to meet late today to set Leary. uutdif^tanced all in such a manqM’ Fort Banning commandant, and his OoHos—Higher; tseal and trade R. Greeley, Frank J. Carman, The Inter proposed combining Into " If (t la true, as the Kansas City a date for tbe Congressional session, The posaibllity that the Jury that It will be difficult. If not Impoee lea O. Falrbank, Edward L. staff waited at the entrance to the buying. •- one meiuare the fo w hois which Mg reservattoa, spread out over Star and the ceallUon epeakers re- probably for the second ten days In might return later tn the day to a slble. to catch up with ua snd dis- Thomas A. O'DonnaU, Pan- the committee approved last year, Sugar— Eaey; Ineteaaed apnt of- ported, that the Democratle Presi- April. lodge us from this position.'' S P I^ ^ c a n Petroleum Company, VaU Muffs and valleys along the (Aat- ferings. further ecrutlny of leglslaUve ac- and then aubsUtute the new legisls- tnhooehee river. dent of the United States waa Cnrdenas' reqbest for the session Uvltlea was suggested by the reap- Aroused by a three-day propa- ^3RS'-’’Natural Gas Oompany, and As- tion for that passed by the Senate Coffee Soft; rnniiifteliiii Hqnl- against us, that the attorney general waa coupled with a list of bills to ganda campaign, the Italian sociated Oil Company. datloa. ^ ba eooaidered. pseranee of Harry B. Mackenzie eagerly awaited the speech, Mowtay. Plans for the journey were com- of the United States waa against Fairfield eounty Republican. leader Backgrewnd « f Oeaea Although conceding the futility us, that the governor of the state High amongi them waa one for speakers carried MusaoUnl’c Both Class had their background pleted yesterday after n press con- 9TAKT SIT-DOWN STRIKE aqd for years one ot the most ^ of his request, B «^ T s ^ (K,, N. ference at which the Presideat de- of Mlarourl was against us, that the htodlflcatlon of Import and export to a big overflow la the square be- In legislation pataM by Oengrsas bi-partisan election board was dune#, inereaaed as much as 800 per fasolUar -figures In legislative cir- hind tbe Senate and to the expectf: T.). made a final attampt to pest- nounced oppoatlon outside of Con- Watorbury, Marsh 88— (A P ) — cles. In March, 1858. Under that law. It pone floor dahata by baking for pub. against us, that the Independent cent in January to the concern of ant nation. waa stipulated In part that Seetiana gress to his government reorgaalsn- Rollers employed In the north | ^ t Mackenzie, former state labor He baartaga. Admlalstratioe Ueut- tien program and promised a special Kansas City Star newspaper wss tha United States. War Equipment 18 snd 86 of every township of eaaats tarmsd thgm unnaeeaaary. of the Am ^can Btsm Oo ., began a sgalnst us—I think under those It waa perhaps significant that commissioner, spent considerable n Duce' started hia speed by f e- public lands In CaUfemla, "ahhO bo message soon on railread teliaf Iw- sit-down strike at 10:80 o’clock r*»«« «• no qoapSmi,” Tabar IMatlen. conditions we msda a wonderful Onrdenaa asked ter tariff revlslea tlma In the CJourt House last week, and hereby are granted" to the morning, shortly after the poeUnx coming kere after bis poUUcal aUy Id. "but that tha Prasideat U try^ Asked for oenuaeat on Senate Fhowtng. nfter Ambassador Daniels’ pro- (Uonttaoed on Page Ten) state for the use of the public of a notice advlring of a 10 per oent- of many yeara, l^iarias E. William- lag to dastsqy tha eoatrol of Osn- pasMge ofI the raorgaalsstioa MU (U. 8. plstrlet Attorney Scnurioe test fo Foreign Minister- Eduardo acboola The courts subsequently eut, effecUre AprU 8. OffUlaU a t BClUigan, whom promeutlon a t the yesterday. son of Darien, had been summoned. ■ i- gieas over approprlaticas and an keoday. with brofid asacutlve pow- TKEA8UBT BALANCE. L eoostruad giis law to maan agri- honest audit of acMunts « id la try- the Waterbury Braaa Workaie’ 1988 frauds here hM resulted in 58 Canlels protested the expropria- <)at4e Lew Finn cultural lands and not geoaral S n - ers to conaeUdato and shift bureaus Union, a C.LO. affiliate, aaM that ing to brash down tha efvll service." intact bs hsaltated a mesnwt and convictions of eleetym workers ttoo on his first visit and expressed Williamson, who resigned yeeter- eral lands title to wtdeh 'reawlaad 200 man were Involved. Gbauwny without an a c^ tta l. waa raappofot- a 8. Secretary of SUte HuJl’a riew Washington. March $oJl(APf.«.-^ tksa rei^itd ha would t$ka a shot cfficiau could act be reached. day from the Bridgeport taw firm Tbe poeition of the TreasarT ' ' in tbs Fsderal govenimapt. Both suppmtara M eC tba ad racsntly on rarommendatlan of "sertousneas" of the s|tuati^ When on development acttviuea at It . I A committee from the roUinff mill of Wmiamaon. Wiuia, Lister snd Mard 28: - ' administratiea’a bcoad program "It preves". ha aald. watvfog tha (SummlngB and President Roeasvslf. There wss no indication of the Foster, wgs among several out-of- w en atm engaged in a eoofereace Ban. Harry S. Truman (D., Mo. a natifte of the Maclean government’s Receipts $2Sfi6S.44IJ2: with J. (X Admnaan, ^ant euperin. town lawyetsjwho performed special tuiea $ie.U6.778J4; bslaadK (t am Pace r«e) «■ thfe fore) (C I e a P a c * Dm ) tesdent this afteraaon. (OaMsnsd es Page T v s ) 109,601fil6A8; customs rm (Osnitnaad am Page T m ) , (OenKnoed en Page TkaV tbs month $34.3S8,88SJS. H A N O H BSTES ZVEN IN O HEl> ALD . U A N C H ESTEB. C O N N, W EB N ESD A T, M AEC H SO, 188S attendance and each lodge in the wlpiBd out in the "fat month ahead" ICT K. OF P, LODGES district will be represented. A large when taaea are due. gathering Is ^expected, and Memori* NEW BUDGET PLAN Tbe quarterly aliotmente are HOLD LAST HOME R IF U Union concert next Sunday svanlng al LiOdge will provide refreshments, Lenten Speaker ture of heavy machinery and halt PLAN CONCLAVE HERE baaed on three audita o f the atate'a FRANO) MOVES in toe Columbia church. This will on armamsnU. War munltLons are Scout troop In that section of toe permit a repUca Sir Walter Ra- fl- the entertainment to be furnished need*. MATCH THIS EVENING FOUR MINORITY DEMOCRAHC SPLIT be given by toe Connecticut S t ^ HITLER’S STRATEGY INVEST NEW SCOUTS town. leigh's flbtilla to dock at the etage by representatives of each lodge in exported all over tbe world m huge Mrs. John Rehiartx and Mrs" •V.'. 11■■■■■■ 0 IN FINAL TESTS College Glee club, and will begin quantities. - and disembark the flrst English diatriet neetlng of Rnldita of the district, each lodge to provide at 8 o’clock. Tbe glee club gave Harold Agard of the training and setlers upon Roanoke Island in a at least one entertainer. TOHITLERIDA There are the Bata shoe plants, TROOP ON FRIDAY personnel committee^ with Mrs. a concert in toe Hebron church teat lodge* which include* Members Of Locz] Legion Poirt (XOUPS PLAGUE NOT-YET HEALED producing 120,000 pairs daily m reall4tic manner. NORTON'S STARTS S A U year which waa much enjoyed. IS NOT PUZZLING Nina Fogil, captain of Troop 6. have InTited To Watch Contest Chechoslovakia alone, not to men- The pageant, to be presented as ^ lodge* In East Hartford, Thompson- Edwin Smith and Douglas Porter been assisting in forming the troop. a part of the 380th Anniversary H. E. BEBRV PROMOTED Director Hopeful That It With Bristol Team. a tion their foreign factories. More liOa, Boekrllte, Stafford Springs ATTW^POINTS were two Hebron boys who respond- GIrh To Meet A t West Side lijra. Armstrong ahd Mrs. Ander- Virginia Dare celebration, has and Ifanchcster, will be hald with BEFORE ALTERATIONS CZE® STATE than 400 breweries, including the ed to an Invitatioa to visit Ooonse- Recreation Center; Mothers son were among the 28 who attend- been described by one critic as . M*morlsl Lodge, K. of P,, of Han- Hartford, March 80.~(AP>—The Wember* of Dtlworth-Cbmell (Oentonsd rrain Page On*) tlcut State CMlege Friday and Sat- Mackende Point$ Oat Diat world fanrous planU a t Piteen, turn ed the training course at RockriUc Win Be Balanced Before fO settnai from P a ^ One) Are Invited To Be Present. the "patriotic^ OberammerjiBu of ohtster aa boat in the regular moet- adjutant general's office announced Ihterior Of Store To Be Re- Post, Anurlesn Legion, ar* invited urday. Vteite by young people in out more t )» n two mmdred 4^Ulon with Miss Thelma Tyott, national America.’’ —taS*.*^"*** “ *• • uituw at ■ ' -big hall of- Memorial Lodge, on today the a^ p oih tm eiifo f Second secondary roads south of the Caspe- gallona o f beer— enough to float a dllrector. This course began at modeled And Decorated; U n - to attend the last bom* match of groups of four, from Tolland' Ooun- Green wrote toe play aa a patri- Wednesday evening, April 6. Lieut. Harold B. Berry, Co. H, 102nd Reua railway. toe Berchtesgaden oonfsreiio* Psb. FaraOels DiTiaon ty, ore sponsored by th* State 4-H He Acts When Opponents good-sized na'Sja the Union Congregational church on Hscal Year Ends. the seaaon to be shot by the Ameri- 12 to choose a course o f gradual Tho new troop of Girl Scouts otic contribution to hte state and 'Orand (Aancellor Morris Robin of Infantry, as flrst lieutenant to re- usual Values Made Possible. Inaurgent officers at Iron said club for toe purpose o f ocquolntiBg The total .nuimer ot tactorles runs Monday evening and will be con- Naaifleation o f Austria. which meets at toe West Side Rec- has refused to allow it to go to HfRlW u m i ll» A ik ^ = WatWbuiy and bis staff wiil be in main In his present assignment. can Legion Rifle team tonight. Th* Lfcsy >uul received addiUbna) news them with toe workings of toe col- to more thoa UJIOO. Th* country te tinued for the next two weeka on- Whsn Bebuacbnlgg repudiated tha Over The Court Measure. Are Having Own Tronbles reaUon Center under toe leadership Broadway or Hollywood, iniHsting Th* Norton Shoe Store, withla a rifle team wiU meet the BeD City from thalr aviators "eonflrming" lege,' familiarising them with its en- rich In timbsrt and^ has coal. Iron, Monday evenings, April 4 and 11. Hartford, March SO.—fAP) agreement, he dsclared, be determin- of Mrs, Ernest Armstrong and Mra. it is solely for ^ a n o k e Island, day or two, wlU start exUnslv* al' team of Bristol The match will b* yssterdaya reports of fighting in the vironments, etc., with a view to. graphite, gamete, ell^r, copper and The atate'a new executive budget ed to "eliminate'' toe Auatrian Elmer Anderson will have an in- where the events it recreates took terationa In the Interior of their held at th* P*arl street range ' u d center of Leri da. their future enrollment as students. lead. I t te a tend flowing with milk REPUCA OF RALEIGH FLEET place. chancellor. . March SO—(A P )— By DE WITT MACKENZIE vestiture ceremony for their mem- ■yitem under which the governor store located at 977 Main street in shooting vrtll start at 8 o'clock. Th* The government denied th* earlier Rev. Harold R. Keen's sermon and honey. bers Friday afternoon, April l at TO DOCK AT I8UAND STAOE Read The Herald Adv$. enjoys strong flacnl power* today tbe Cheney Building, match trmigbt I* In the Charter Oak reports o f an insurrection. Oosring visited Styrion iron mines o f dissenting Demo- *New York, March 80.—A fine ex- in Austria to arrange increased Sunday morning at SL Peter's Epis- 3:30 o'clock. entered the final atage o f a test of Tbia popular ahoe store has long League, in which league the Man- There were three air raids on Manteo, N. C — (A P )— Real ships production.. with Republicans copal church was based on to* theme ample of the Hitlerian strategy and Mothers of the girls aro Invited tta balance budgeting poislblllties. been recognized for Ita progressive chester team haa not loat a match. lArida yesterday; but Insurgents in- of a belief in God. Miss Marjorie will sail upon a seaside stage dur- FASHION HATS Goebbels told an audience ’^rnment reorganiza- timing which have carried him from to attend tola meeting and become A fter weeka of lengthy confer- spirit It is the only ahoe store In In addition to the match to be ahot dicated that the big push would be Martin of Dalton, Mass.', who - was ing the second season perform- ences with his financial department tonight the Manchester team ha* withheld until recent g i ^ had 100,000 at Vienna there waa ' bill Is providing new evidence one su:!cess to another may be had TOLLAND acqualntentlniied Step-in appointments.) former Guardsman) on his generos- promptly removed him. appointing and 7:38, and at 8:30 and 7 o'clock ity in donating pictures to the or- screened by cavalry feeling out Republicans as well aa Democrats ish Aid held their usual meeting Very Rich Country Mrs. Frances Bushnell is eltlwr a saving account,, single payment shares or obtaining a Pumps "The only further thing • I have their foe. Engineers brought up Johnaon In his place. He reversed In S t Bridget’s church. Monday afternoon from 2 to 4. Cteecboslovokia, gem of O ntral mortgage loan. Personal Notices "mlzatlon . . . many local men ■poke against the bill, and helped and with her committee e Punched Vamp* . . , ROCHESTER to say la that the Democratic office pontoon bridge equipment for the Moore's action lii 1936, after long one another by asking questions de- Eight members were present and Europe, te one ol the richest coun- ing for an evening full of holders elected yesterday will go on ised for one of those pictures which public hearings, and started the A new aeriea opens In April, so If interested In the purt:haae of r- Open toes ' . S now are holding . . . why don't Clnca river crossings where the re- Monarch butterlUea migrate Ilk* signed to emphasize arguments did good work on toe old fashioned tries on toe continent, both in nat- enjoyments “Custom Built” Suits doing their duty to Kansas City present suite to recapture the land. shares of cither t3rpe you should soon be giving the matter your some of )rou vets come over and see treating government forces had birds, fl}rtng thousands of miles more clearly. quilt on which they are engaged. u>*al resourees anu li. industiiee. Mr. and Mrs. William Wuerdlg of attention. # Complete Stae* S to 10 CARD OF THANKS business Interests and to Kansas dynamited the bridges. Some geologists hold that private from os far North as Alaska. 'Hiough U)e quilting te progressing of Very Fine Quality The family of the Ute Mra. Nora City generally. what you looked ItkeT . . . one Forgot Party Lines The Republic has an area of 84,- Manchester m re Sunday guests of Although insurgent fliers yester- operations would dnQp off oil re- with fair rapidity there te much to Mr. and Mrs. U Ernest Hall. Murphy wlehea U thank their many 'There never baa been and there thing our present flrst sergeant It waa not unusual to see Demo- 000 square miles It te bigger than $1S.1S Value*! friend and nelghbora for kindnesn lacks that the old timer used to ilay declaied many white finga were serves of tncalcuablf Importance to cratic Senators Byrd of Virginia. be done and It 1s hardly likely that England, three times the slsa ot Henry Pero, aNstudent at Lowell aiii aympathy aiiown thena durln* the never will be any reprisals, as was the Navy because of their proximi- It will be finished before cummer. THCRSDAF SPECIAL! boast of la a big black moustache flying Over houses in Lerida and Walsh of Massachusetts, and CSark Denmark, and four tlmsa as large as college, spent toeN m k-end at toe Ilmea \“»d a the death of their he- stated by the coalition speakers, ty to Pacific coast naval baaea. Pri- Highway Safety Week te being home of hte paranU.\ 'loved mothe* and stater. Also wish to . . . We are informed that Private that sniping by insurgent sympa- o f Missouri In a huddle on the Sen- Holland. Forty-two per cent of this and tbe Democratic organisation vate concerns, tbe land office said, ---- HARTtORB obesrved here by plaearde posted at T h e M anchester Building thank those who so kindly donated which I represent will do Ita utmost Uewelljrn Blsaell was unable to at- thizer* had broken out, government ate floor with Republican Senators area te suitable for f< rmlng and the cars. the post office and in other oonsptc- for the best interests of Kansas tend drill last night because of the sources denied the reports of insur- have extracted ffom section 86, 4,- Borah of Idaho, Johnson of (^U- country is rich in agriculture. - Its TOM, DICK AND kA R R Y fact that he was at his girl friend's rection. , 978.000 baiTels of crude oil valued at fornla, Vandenberg of Michigan, uous places. The governor’s mes- City now and for all times In the house trying to explain why he let sage on the subject was read in the live-stock runs to r unions. Slaton, Texas — (A P ) - ^ o u can & Loan Associatio n, Inc. future.” Tarragona, Casteilon and Ban (8,300.000; 60.140,000,000 cubic feet State and McNary o f Oregon. Chechoslovakia has many thriv- her fall when horseback riding re- Vincente de Caldera were bombed churches Sunday. People here Ilnd Tom, Dick and Harry almost 955 Main Street Whitten congratulated Mayor ot dry gas valued at (3,000.000 and SHOWS! Act Of CONNECTICUT Observers noted that the majority ing industries. There are the famous cently .... A certain giood-looklng today by the Insurgents. One hun- probably do no need the warning any time at the home of Mr.'and Smith but said "I haven't changed 12.681.000 gallons of gasoline valued of southern Senators supported the Skoda Works, employing some 38,- Operated Under Local Management Since 189L Endicotf-Johnson Shoes Watch For private will peel potatoes at pamp dred bombs were dropped on Caatel- at (1,104,000. so much as outsiders who come Mrs. Harry Bell of Slaton. They arc rny opinion of the administration or this year for accasing a sergeant Thurt-Fri-Sat-Sun reorganization bhi. while two speeding through the Green with- 000 persons—h a lf on the manufac- their triplet sons. 749 Main Street state Theater B u ildin r my Ideals of government." lon, hitting the Provincial Sanitary The District Court decision re- months ago that group had been or. W for cheating at sollta-rt last night Institute and the Provincial hospi- turning Sectioii 36 to the govern- out much apparent regard for In the campaign Whitten blamed . . . Private Demeusey had a hard conducting a filibuster against the "safety first.’’ Very few Hebron the Pendergast organization for the tal Seventy houses were destroyed ment ordered the Standard Oil Com- IN PERSON-ON STAGE anti-lynching bill. The latter was Red Men time the other night trying to cop- In the workers district. drivers have been Involved in road 1036 frauds and charged that wide vlnce another well known private pany of California to pay (6,21,4,- not made an administration meas- A dispatch from Perpignan, accidents on toe whole. open gambling and protected vice that It was his .urn to treat . . . 102 damages and court costs. ure, although President Roosevelt The second 'of a series o f card were rampant here. The Pender- the boya came horn, soon after, France, said insurgent bombers, There has been no drilling on Sec- recently said that If the Senate did RADIO, DISCUSS THIS SUBJECT; Bingo A dy. striking three times during tbe parties sponsored by toe Hebron JN T O O, T H EY gaat organization said the opposi- naturally . . . Private Swanson Is tion 16, offi lais said, but resources not prehs It, other methods to meet O>ngregatlonal church choir will night virtually "razed" Port Bou, “The majority of tion was resorting to slander to di- willing to oblige uiy member of the there combined witu those of Sec- the problem would have to be found. take place Thursday evening at toe vert attention from Kansas City's company at any time if they would railway station at the French bor- tion 36 have been variously estimat- One southern Senator— Byrnes of Oh This Page der. home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. businesslike admlni.stratlon. like to hear a few of his hair-raising ed to be worth from (30,000,000 to South Carolina—was the floor man- Hildlng. There will be tables for Despite the reduced majority, adventures at an Indian reservation Two were killed, ten wounded and ( 100,000,000. ager for tbe reorganization meas- bridge, setback and pinochle. Un- ^jiisar#] tobacco growers Tom orrow Pendergast forces won back one of . see you tomorrow. a train of merchandise fntended for ure. Another speaker In its behalf usual prizes are again offered. First, the Council seats he lost to a Pu Barcelona waa destroyed, it was waa Senator Harrison (D., Miss.), there will be a brautlful door prize slonist movement in 193J. said. who as chairman of the Senate for whoever gets the lucky ticket Quantttlss of heavy bombs were TEMPLE COMMITTEE favor Camels FOES SEEK D E U Y Finance committee has helped pre- number. The first ladles’ bridge ‘S PE C IA L! aimed at the station where cars of pare a committee recommendation prize will be a permanent wave, do- For A Limited Time Only! At French-donated clothing were wait- MEETING SCHEDULED nated by Brownie's. Beauty Salon. ing to start southward. to eliminate the administration's ON BUREAUS BILL undistributed profits tax. Miss Victoria HUding donates a sec- because we know One plane, whose Identity was Southerners in the House have ond prize. Howard Kelsey and Ira not confirmed, flew a slight distance A Joint meeting of toe general Turehen are donating first and sec- SAM YULYES over French ' territory and drew committee of the member* of Tem- furnished the principal opposition (UnotlBiwd frem Pag* One) L O U I S to another Roosevelt measure— ond prizes In setback, and Mrs. French anti-aircraft fire. ple Beth Sholom and the Sisterhood Thelma West, proprietor of the what choice SH OE R E PA IR SH O P JEWELRY 4 Insurgent officers at Irun said in will be held Tuesday evening. April wage and hour standards. Admin- agreed tbe House struggle would istration lieutenants, now working Belle Beauty Salon, (test Hampton Burgent troops had reached a point 8 at 7:30 In St. Mary’s Episcopal ARMSTRO NG donates a finger wave and ahamjpoc FIRST QUALITY be as intense as that In the Simata. church on Church s tr e ^ on a new biU, are hopeful that by The thousands of telegraphic pro- six miles from Madia, advancing "TRUMKT KING OF SWING* for each of the winners in Iraes' All members are requested to at- modifying it they can win over the perfect gift tests which Senators had received toward Gandesa, in tbs southern setback table. The proceeds will tobacco goes tend and submit progress reports AND HIS BAND enough of the dissenters to bring were being duplicated la tha other saetor. go towards the Oingregational pipe FOR A LL OCCASIONS chamber. dealing with toe building fund cam- Win A 8REAT SENA lEVUE about ita enactment. organ electric blower. It te hop^ Rulibd* Heds paign now underway. The conati- 90 Min. of Comedy, Music, Oaoclnp that this can be instelled in time Although two o f the House re- tuUon end by-laws of the Temple no timo wAysASouT iLBeny. - , into them, Lady Hamilton 0 /• /\ t\f\ and organization bills were passed last for toe ^Easter service. RULES on. LANDS will also be submitted for approval For Ladies, Gents and Wrist Watches ^ f l U . U U summer, members ^ I I have to re- PLUS 2 SCNEEN F E A TU m , lMREHEARSIN6 0R0N'mEAIRmK4o . up at the meeting which la to be fol- consider their provisions when the HEBRON SHAW FILM EDITED TOBACCO lowed by toe serving of refresh- H o tH K A w e e c . i r t Tou e H o n m v n e r v e s , omnibus measure comas up. Tha OWNED BY D. S. Mae West la Parson Apr. 16-20 FOB AMERICANS Children Attached Eight Wrist ments Posted in a conspicuous place on te, WeeSJWN, AND ESPECIAUy MV THROAT. PLANTERS REPORT and two would have authorisod th* ap the town bulletin board Is the warn- polntment of six Presidential aa- London— (A P ) — Two firm ver MV OGARETTE M UST AGREE WITH ME. Watches ... $^50 up (Osettooed rrees Pag* One) ing that property taxes will be due Now b the Time of Year Yonr Shoes Need Repairing! aistants and would have empowered and payable April 1, 1938, and will sions will be made of Bernard AND CA MELS DO-.IN BfERV WAY Shaw’a ■’'Pygmalion,'' now in pro- “ The favorite with ALL WORK GUARANTEED! the President to merge .and rear- struck the Elk Hills territory pri- become delinquent May 3. Inter- THIS IS Waltham Wrist and range Federal agencies during the duction—eo that it 'w ill be Intel- HAVE A moat men who grow vate prospectors bought up portions est at the rate of six tenths of one myimnt ms, THANKS, RAV. Watches...... up, next two years. per cent per month or fraction of ligible to both Ehiglteh and Amer- tobacco,’’ is what $25-00 of toes* school land sections and. loan audiences. CAMEL SA V-V OU N E V K Pragram* Differ a month, beginning April I, wlU be POLKS, WISHIN6 . Vault Snowden, vet- Tbe Senate and House reorganiza- after numerous negotiations and In the American version, "gar- BETTV? SAAOKE ANVTHINS < and reorganiaatlons, they were acquired charged on all taxes not paid on or you AU 6000 eran planter, calls Hamilton Strap W atch es...... tion programs differ most wldtly in before May 8. The tax collector, bage man" will be subsUtuted for " UrCAMELS, ARETHEV^ I- » ISAM YULYES $37.50 up their treatment of the general ac- by toe Standard Oil Company of "dust man,” "baby carriage" for NI6 HT Camels. “ Camel • QUALITY SHOE REPAIR SERVICE Californla. Mark H. W, Hills, will receive pay- , SO WFPBRENT FROM T. and counting office. The Senate bill ments dally at his home. “ pram.” "stool pigeon’ for "cop- doesn’t buy Just a n y 701 Main Street Johnson Block Elgin Strap Watches ...... The private Intereste claimed title $21.00 would place Its functions in tha Many of toe townspeople wit- per's naric,” faucet’’ for *Vater \ o t h e r c i 6 a r e t t e s 7 tobacco-they get the bttt. Th* Budget Bureau. The House blU in toe present lltlgaUon on tbe "Pill it on your 'must >**' lisl' nessed a magnificent example of tap” and "duds' for “toff.’" would retain the office of eomptrol ground that toe property had not Camel buyer bought all the choice Waltham Stfap Watefjea ...... $18.50 , —Jimmy Fidkr. the Aurora Borealis or Northern. grade tobacco of-ray last crop. I ’m ler general. been recognised as mineral in Lights teat Friday evening. There Both measures would create a character to 1908 when the General _____ ware streamers r f white fiamitig un been a steady Camel smoker my- tWtPR KAY BtBITKB* fig f)^ rdf (shove)Jm bed new auditor goierat who would re- Land Office oppror^ a survey of toe sky from toe north. A t times aerrete(^«Siigy:cdbrai3ng work'le ddea "Csmd* self for 19 j^aw.**' DIA M O N D RIN G view administration expendltUTM a long, hard day hchind him. Rsy has thought a log them, Pve never known Camels to make my throat feel toe land. and in places deep red colors were tO m SSJA F F E oifdoctly different from other dgarettet," it hit verdict. and report to Congress. CommiBsloner Fred W. Johnaon seen. A luminous ray or arch of* 6»iMaiast.>: Phorneamn lot abont whiefa dgam ts best fits ia with th* sx- scratchy. O r my nerves ngged. That t p e ^ ptvtty well for The fourth o r ig l^ House bill t* APW with me. In «U the ten yean I’ts been enjoy- Standard American ••■PH SETS qf toe General Land Office contend- <1*ZTllng white formed, stretching CamcTs mildnsss, doesn’t it?" B. P. Blvin*, an- similar to provtaioos in the Senate across the sky from northwest to other experienced ■naktr measure subetltuUng a alngle civil Natural Gold Setting southeast. It waa thought by some And many mHHons o f otfiar sinokars on THt Ain tobacco grower, service administrator for tbe present 6ni fuU Jngih ftaian. that toe deep red glow was caused mOMDAYt find what they want hi C*bmIs , to o . knows' what eigo- Eocyclopedli three-man coniinlaslon. Mate. ISe. Evga- 16-16-S8e. by a fire in the distance. About a p e o p l e ^ A P P R E C I A T E T H E President Roosevelt vacatlaiilng E*D-D*I*C- rette pays more week before there was .a Northern '. V $40.00 "" at Warm Springs, Ga„ told report- Lights demonstration which some TTi Tr for the eboica leaf VoiBBe-a-Week TODAY AND TOMORROW TORE and raorae^ieticflced C-A-N-T-O-R ers yesterday that Senate a p p ro ^ who saw it said waa even im re ■" tobacco. “ Th* of the reorganisation program L tmoken or* coaclnding: C OSTLIER T O B A CC OS Aastica’a grest fas-asktr SPECIAL CONCESSION spectacular than that of Friday Camel people sure do get the best 'proves that the Senate cannot be THE NEW evening. "Csaw/U the cigarette that sgncf Bteesbtiore* bfCuMl dsw Other Diamond Engagement Rings twtw. Bvet, M owbf tt. 7iM grsdes,” he say*. “ Take my own COUPON $25,00 purchased by organized telegrams A teige and enthusiastic congre- REGI8TKRBD OPTICIAN with me." If you are not now I I N C A M E L S »Si l.S.T..<:50 pa CS.T..t: M Jassd on direct mlarapresenteUan," NOV WHITE ^ o n were gathered at toe Hebtxm , tcooUag Csmcit. tty ibsm. Look pa»U.T..ta

no aoAttar what tha Prealdaat new highway Is plastered Into the MANLTIESTER KVENTNG HEUALD. MANOIESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY. M A R C H 30. 193* Ootumaa m l(kt do. Middle Tumpika landscapa. We PAGE n v i On Woadajr, howavar, Um eom* can't afford to let Island towns like Health and Diet annual signing of new milk oon- usual, Mr. Buckingham said, ex- NEW M U (XHITRACTS to prices this year, Mr. Buckingham Federal licensing plan that had been KBftllim SVfSiO lacaooa et thia group raeataad tracta, \ hich go toto effect April 1, plaining that relaUvely little "looae” dent of the United Aircraft Corp. quarter last year, Joseph F. Mc- New Torfc get ahead ot us In plan- W a shington D a yboo k la proceeding smoothly, S. McLean said. ^ considered as a preventaUve. age pension because she fibbed I ataggaring blow. By a vota ot atx ning. ‘ Advice milk, or mUk without a market, had and the Sikorsky division, was Carthy, controller and secretary, Frtafu <7r*B«r- IN EFFECT ON FRIDAY Buckingham, state milk .administra- appeared. * The threat of a cheap milk im ^r- elected a director of the corporation three years about her age when ‘ ■iaAuTnmnura oot^NT, ina ______V By 0 & FBANB UoUUt NAMED AIRCRAFT MRECTOR reported to the stockholders. waa married, Byron O. Alien, si It BlaMU KnM to ona, two of tha "Uberala” not tor, said today. Produ-ers and dealers each year taUon from New York has not devel- at the annual meeUiig yesterday. Miiirt—<«r. Comm. voting ahd only Juatloa McRay* • W a s h i n g t o n - O u t t o Rosaburgra------hoping to blast It toto political ob- General conditions to the milk in- draw up new eontracta for 12 The company’s earnings for the . . old age pension chief, reported. SLUM PHILOSOPHY Hartterd, March DO.— (A|>)—Hie oped. the administrator said, and it COSTLY FIB. rmouAB nnm nom ■BNEFITS o r GOOD POSTURE Oregon, gaunt-faced Dr, Francis“ - ”E. U r ^ Dr TownMnd hlmsalf was dustry this year seem better than months April 1. There is no change Hartford, Conn., March 80—(A P ) first quarter of 1938 were approx! "That’s what all the girls OMMnI lUucMr nolda dlaaentlng, the court dadantT has not been necessary to adopt the' -Rensselaer W. aark, viee-preal- Des Moines, Iowa—An Iowa wom- she protested when confronted Sometlmea there Is more Uiuml- Townsend announced on Feb. t that called to the stand and tlie contempt mately-ths same aa tor the flrst I an la having trouble getting (in old ■ ■ y»«n a»< Ottthtr 1, Ittt conatltuttonal tha lleentlng provl' You have good posture when all be would return to Washington and the marriage license record. naUon la the "human Intorast" sto-- action grew out of bis refusal to ' ■ ' raMlabai ■vaala* CxMpt rion* of the Utility Holding Com- Of tha parts of tha body are cor- ^ e a 80-day jail santeace for • hf f st tha .flood of qusstlons pre- •l^an aM ■oIMara- Batarat at tha rias in the newspapen tba,a to jibe 'contempt of the House ot Repre- pany Act, which many holding oom- rectly balanced. This perfect bal- pared tor him. . Mat OClaa at ^ Maaefcaatat. Ooaa, aa Waabtogton dtspatchea or the ao sentative*” taaaat Claaa lUfl Mattar.______panlea bad defied In complete cpnfi' ance has t^e deatrable effect of-cut- TTie present flow of mail Is most counts of ths deliberations of social Then began • slow journey across svldent to ths old time strongholds, •oaacitiTTioii katm denea that the Supreme Court wotljU ting down ..on tension, strain, and ths eonttosnt that to some of his California and Oregon. Whether it «M Taar Mr Hall ...... scrap them. wslfars organisations. Pardon, did lost motion'by making the body a elderly followers took on eertato re- Far MaaU br Hall -M w* say "sometimes?” is purely a sentimental outpouring '.nicia O w a a a a a a • •MWM••• • • • I It was shocking enough, to theta more effective working machine. fleotlona ot martyrdom. For this could only be guessed at by Cail- 0*llT*r«4 Oo« T«ar believers In the Inherent right of Rlcbsrd OaUagber and Warran Good poeture not only impiovM 'fl'year-old physician was In their forala and Oregon people questioned the appearance of the body but also eyes being made a martyr to a " KBinnni o r m amociathd De Munn, neighbors on West Six- here. business to operate without feder- after the age of thirty produces a cause which had begun tor them as riiHM tieth street. New York, are each It was reoallsd that a goodly por- Tka Aaaaauiat Praaa'ia aaataairalr al Interference, to havsi the decision greater effect of youth. In addi- a promise of a fabulous $200 a i,‘aHtttM M tha aaa at taaabMaatlaa three years old. Richard la whlto, tion of the CMUfornia delegation go squaraly agalnat them with only tion It helps the vital organa such mouth to spend In a last fling, at bad depended to part on Townsend carnival -- at an aaara tiaaatahaa aratitat la It BARCAJM at aal alharwlaa aratHat M tkla one juatloa on their side; but thara Warren Is colored. They are chuma as the lungs, stomach and totoa- life, and had gradually grown toto endorsement for election to IMS ~ aaaar aat alaa tha laaal aaara aab- Monday thay went adventuring, tines, to do’ their work bettor nhd Bomsthlng Uka a cult and ona aufiiorttatlve' souroa said ' U o a t harala. was worse than that In the lau' last but not least. It meant that looking for a new and better candy That trip aeroas tha oonttorut ths resurgence w u such that those AU ilchta at rapaUlaaUoaa at guaga of the opinion, wrtt|an by muscle work Is done with the least however, waa no eulUam to Cbn- t taaetti tiaaatahaa baraM ara alaa ra- ■tore to which to spend the two sxpenditura of energy. who depended Upon the Townsend aaraat. Chief Justice Hughes himself. These grass. It looked more Uka the re- supimrt then would have to deal cents that aach bad. They were at E^irthermore, good posture has a turn of that old headaeha—the ran aarataa allaat at R. m A BarT are the parUcularty devastating with It'again next fall. : laa te a sentences: ^ Sevraty-second street and Colum' 'definite mental or psychological re- Townsend movement. Months bad sult In the way of encoun^ng a gone by with scarcely a peep out of Maaibar Haa bus'avenue and thoroughly lost effect Ptedleled That they can conduct such stata of eonfldenca. Act physically from the $200-a-month pension or- One Californian said tbs Town- transactions (In Intorstate com- whan a cop picked them ug and as though you had all the confidence ganlatlon. Many Ctoogresamen bad send clubs nsver had dissolved, Kalt Bayoa Sale! 70c Union Suits Pabllaban Raaraaaatatlaaai Tha merce) through the tnstruraan- took them’ to the Sixty-eighth In the world, walk In the manner of begun to laugh up their sleeves at had evolved toto social clUhs for al- tallaa Hathaara Banlal Aaaaar Haw taUty ef subaldiarlea cannot avaU Horry in sshUe thee* vahiea laatl’ Made of Lo w est Price Street Police Station. one filled with confidence, with the the movement, bellevlnf at last derjy lower-mlddle-claas folk eager Tarh, Chlaaga, Datratt aat >aata> to remove them from the reach head up and.tha shoulders well car- Thera Richard and Warren, either thoy could conduct tbolr cmnpnlzns for weekly Thursday-night supper good quality combed cotton. Ankle length; e IN WARDS toMBan AOOT ntraHAB o r of tha federal power. It Is the ried. and you will soon find that omi. unharassed by demands for pledgss G O W N S OatCULATlOWB. substance of whst they do, and of whom can talk like a streak, ab- meeting r^ere they ooiud slug and ahert slteve* Firmly knit in fall.cnt rizeel tal confidence Is being built up. to a movement they privately con- chat of the hoped for abewer of VAUJII HISTORYl not tha form in which they clothe solutely refused to toll the police A round-shouldered state is one sidered ridiculous All at once they lowatt price in our history oa Tha Baralt Fttatlag O it a ay laC their transactions, which must 1200 cheeks. liius they were ready Dresses aaaaaaa ao t aaa^ raatMiMhlHtF who they were. The cops'promised of the very common examples of Mgan shaking those laughs out of to voice their feelings when Dr afford the test. faulty posture. The upper back is them Ice cream apd cake. Nothing their sleeves, hoping no ons bsd Townsend began hla jail march. Nutionaliy known orgonriy Sale! CHIFFON HOSE humped over, the chrot la sunken, heard them. . Btaalaa Baralt. - Probably never has the Supreme Usat the Townsend organisation $25.00 to $100. •nd rayon taffeta Regularly 49el Flatter your lege with theac doifl^. Not even a smile. Just the , SoVB 31c Court more definitely declared that the head sags forward and the chin expected something like this to de- beautiful eheer etocking* Full length or well known dead pan. For four Is held to. One of the most *ar- Flaa BfaU 69* WEONB8DAT', ICAlUai 30 Htlgants cannot hope to win before velop was Indicated to a comment Regularly C ringleea chiffon knee length. All first quality hours the two midgets refused to reachlng effects of this type of pos- Mall bags began to spit out the of a national repreaentaUvs at and fuU-fathioned. it by pettifoggery, expert dodging ture Is the effect vipon breathing. type of letters they bad found so Every one a beauty and made like disclose th«}r IdenUUes. Then a Roaeburg at ths Um# of Townsend’s gowns costing tw/er as mnehl 98c 39f IN GOOSE-STEP? and hair splitting; that its purpose As the lungs are cfamped and h^ard to answer In 1986 when the cop whose beat Is on Sixtieth street Mnouncement ON A NEW 1937 Novelty booele knh that’s run re- la to Interpret the law in spirit crowded for qjace in this position, Townsend movement was at its ^"D r. Townsend feels," the official K " t b* laaat craditabla chaptar In saw them, recognised them and breathing Is Interfered with and the i"/ sistant. 4 days only at this s p e ^ Dressy Easter frock* Many rather than In letter; that It U use- peak. In that year the House hsd said, “that he can do the pension pretty style* Ruffle trimmei Sale! HOUSE DHESSES Uatoiy ot tha Unltad B^taa it notified belr parent* entire, body suffers from not getting Investigated the Townsend organi- orice. toss to attompt to wangle the In- movement more good Iqr going to It Paetel color* Full cut. Excel- Regularly 94c. Newest spring prints I Bolero that eotraring our nlatlonlr^ %lth At three, those morsels had ab- enough air. This lower breathing zation with most membere of the jail for 80 days and keeping his lent workmanihip. effects, shirt waist or frUIy types highlighted validation of stfitut^g^ anadmento capacity often sesms to have a rtefl-ji Investigating oommlttee p riv e t^ :MtBleo. It la navar ainphaaiaad In sorbed the spirit of the slums and typewriter busy.” • with crisp white. Sizet 14 to S2. Hurry to by Invoking strained interpret*, nlte effect In causing a loss In ev Wardi... eavel <«ttr aehool hiatoilta. On tha oon- the hard neighborhoods. Nsver tell tlona of either statute or Constitu ergy. In other words, there will ^ 84* ^traqr It It gteatad orar tad hat, in- a cop anything. A oop la your ene- less vitality as long as this faulty tloo—and very particularly that the clety which was held at tha home of idtad, bata tha aubjaet ot nu^ my. He Is John Law. The law breathing U pracUced. • Sutehloss Colics ^ n la r ly tec! Dazzling clear print*—dainty Court does not axist for ths sola With the continuance of the Norman R. Lord, Thuraday ^ le ro eflfect*—very, full swing skirts. Crisp jtottplataly diahooaat mltrapraaan- hatea you; It’a your job to hi(te the WAlffi SYSTEM afternoon, Mias Olaa Sands ot the purpose of being the economic pro- round-shouldered position, the upper NORGE • SlMehlfirCuffs Itogerle trims. Sizes 14 to 40. law, to baffle it, deceive It, trick IL Hartford County Farm Bureau gave h Hw#Ty"~W/i//e Qu a ntittos La st I tector of any ona element among spine tends to remain curved and ; : Our govemment wlnkad when an toteresUng talk on "Our. Di^y 39e m e n three-year-old kids have eventually the Individual finds It Im- HEALTH RECORD the various mors or lass conflicting Food.” ' Di*es8 ■" Com p a ra A n y $ 1 9 . 9 5 Q u a l i t y ! I’.'fcitda of Individual Amarlcans stole soaked In that kind of stuff till It's possible to straighten the spine, as Min Jean Thiena* daughUr of sismsnts of tbs nation. the spine seems to lose some of Its llh n s and ssoedsd from Mstloo bw part of them, their futurs la already to* Rev. and Mr* Elmer T. Thienes Sale! Meri’s Overalls • Smooth 06 a rillowl C B C B Perhaps ths utUltlM inagnatoa flexibility. ^ KEPl^OLATE R O LL ATO R SHIRTS '^ause, ft you plaasa, the Msxl- half determined. It takea a lot of ^ o la * studeatk *t to* Amerieu R^s^srfy 79c/ Super-Homestesdsrs— • ImpoHoil Damask TickI unconsciously bad absorbed a con- Another effect of faulty posture CoU^A Wasbtogtam, D. C, Is home toej^re Soa/orhed Shrunk/ Heavy denim - MB govatnmant bad aboHshed sUv- luck bealdaB a lot of othar things to manifests Itself to a protrusion of • 182 Comfort Coils! viction, very common anmag radl- Muagaments of OohnacUeut's for to* rpring vaeaUon. Will (w L 4 9 9 1 tiiple-etitched and bartacked for EXTRA ary. Next we took Tsaas'into tha make a good citizen out of such n the lower abdomen. Host clvlUsed wearl Sizei 30^42. • Sisal Intukrtor PcnIs I eaia, economic panacea peddlers and people have this particular fault and public water supply s3rftems, as well Ahor Saturday d -favar exists to 59 I t o v aa the reshuffling of some but she bonUnues her leUurely pace human wastes from habitations on Extra dnrablsl Non-laAig; caloral Big towns don’t get off ao easUy. (Eating Between Meals) toe watersheds or drainage areaa, government bureaus. when ahe fiscertaina It'a from the Question: C. X. wants to know: Fir* Resistaht by Underwriters’ L a ^ to r is In New York a fellow who geU an shooUng gallery. and for tola rai-sun tha matoods ef "What do you advlae on the eating wasta dlspoaal at aU such dwaliuiga Coverall Incorporated! Roll covers 100 square feet. Idea to build himself a bualnesa Oene Knipa, tha. famous drum- to between meals problem? No KI3 lu* Inspacted at least once a. year place has to be gosh darned care- mar. alights at Psitosyivanta Sta- matter what I uke for lunch, I get H oom Palat ‘ L I C E N S I N G D E C I S I O N by stata enginear* and to# local ful, when he gets about fifty stories Uon aftor a trip to ths Vnidwest to hungry In the middle of the after- Ouutandtog to quality, style and prioel Cuatoin We take tt to be self-evident that qusst of swing musicians tor hu mahagementa and autoortUaa make S A L E! 3 Pc. Bathrooms up, that he Isn't violating aomt noon. Do not get my dinner unlU Grand Rapids tailored to your ehoio* of blue, rust, light or dark Moderntoa your home with tola first a>ere is a amall but highly impor- band and axclalms that hs has some 8 o'clock at night. What could I certain that no sourcea at water .5 Jl*! 149 belght-sone regulation. For Nsw sensational finds. 'contamination develop in toe mean- green, gold, red terrr cott*; fawn, blue grean, wtoe, quality bathroom. Beautiful tub and tant group In this country which, have, say about 3 or 4 to the after- lavatory . . . finest enamelware. York has Its upper alr-spaoe sub- noon?" Ume. It la to avoid aimllar polluUon walnut or turquoise. Delivery to approximately Regulariy $1.65! Gal. cov- during the now hiitorie batUe over Broadway’s Extremes that bathing is banned to reaervolra >0 day* Regutor $175.00. en 500 square feet, srito Kfflclent cloMt. Less fittings, closet divided Into "can do" and "no can Answer: Aa a general rule I do M at included. 34 9 5 Sofa $X00 two eostiJ Supreme Court revamping, labored Peraonal Data: Broadway's young- not particularly advise eating be- or streama feeding Into them. do” areas. UkewUe, the New York- est ahowman la Orson Welles, not Should such polluUon result, how- ($5.00 monthly plus eanyteg charge) under a deflnlta misapprehension, er who starts to groundmols to yet 85. tween meal* Howevar, if your din- BasebaD Glove ■nds U the group made up of those ner meal it delayed, you could try ever, other means are takan to kill Screen Paint China. . encounters legal mimiclpal The oMeet of active producers U using some fresh fruit or a glass of dangerous baelerta. Leae than two Re$;ulariy SSe. ' very big business men who have all WUUam A. Brady, who baa passed Sale! Water System traps.. You can get to be so low, fruit Juice during thep afternoon. percent of ConnecUcut’s populaUon Per quart...... ITC •long been firmly his seventh dwade. served from the public supply ays- ! 119 ElectricI Automatic! Redacad ao that no lowft to that town, for TJl*?. •bould satisfy _you and at the Vlntea Freedley Is the most eii^f-mmme time, will nr-guventoteia to interfere |n any there U a depth-zone rule too. thuslastle fisherman along Theater tJfN------Kalsomtne - — . - -./aotograpb] Full- way with what they regarded as evening meal. has neither been filtered or ehlori- ■ tiste X^Mtbtr WMtod ssimal per steel tank, gatvanised insidt and out. Manehester doean't worry much Row; his weaknaa* barracudn. nsM , two sure means ot protection, Cholea o f many $ 8 7 ^ Fumpa 2S0 gal* per hour. Buy now! the orderly and legiUmatc proceaeea colon. 6 lb* .. m.1 C Lon Waraeke BasebaU ..15a atiuqt that regulation. We have George 8. Kaufmann walks far- (Rest Oaref) to HddiUen, other means are pur- of tmainass waa a violation of what ther within the walU of one room had our rumors of aubterranaan Quastion; M r* F. J. O. toquirea wed to safeguard water from een- J' they called the "American way" whlla writing a play, than any other taminaUon after It Laa reached tha development underpasses • and dramatUL ~Oould you tall ma tt a p n U o i^ •ad In conflict with tha OonsUtu- rest cure is adyUabla to my eas*T customer's premises. what-not but so far have restated Georgs M. COhan has the record A l l W hit eJW a sh e r JTTiiy believed they were safe am tired all the time ao that all I the incitoatioa to burrow. We root tor more miloags than his conUm- BeautlfuUy ■tyled.^iSodern design, fa- fifaJhst any such Interference ao porartas to open air stroUs. want to do Is to flop down some- mous 8-way cleansing procas* Big down a way for our cellars, but wher* Have a alight secondary •ong aa there was no "monkeying” Lee Shubart’s limousine waa con- MARLBOROUGH porcelain tub holda 18 gallon*—7 lbs. never at such distance that U ip u a m l* Examination ahews ovary- capacity. $69.00 valu* (Only $4.0() with the Bupreme Oourt—that that structed from special pluu-to pro- thing als* normal. Ftal dlaeour- 54 95 Ukely wt wtU have to be soned out Mra. Frank WhlUng ef Hartford monthly plus eanyteg charge.) vide an unusually adds rear com' agM all tha Um* Am oonsUpstad Wbunal aa normally constituted of the nether part* partment And yet he prefers to ^ been a recent gueot at to* home 4-Blado, 14-Inch •res a sure balkwark of defense for and blue. Have never liked exerds* “ r •"<« M r* Henry J. Blakealee. Still, m have been informed that ride along aldb the chauffeur to the ♦kalr own conception of front seaL or athleUcs and admit I II* around • P****Bt at consUtu- zoning, primarily. Isn’t Intended to too much but can’t aaem to get up the Hiddleaax HoepitaL V a c u u m a nd H o n d Cle a n er ilonal right* No ons Is so addiotad to the long- • n o i^ amUtlon to even go tot Thla araasing offer la for limited Um* Wani$ Fatt Growing correct present Uli quite as much as dUtanoe phona call as is Jed Harrl* A torthday party waa held for l a w n m o w e r II was poaMhIy beeauae they ton Max RankI at the bom* of hla par- only. Powerful big cleaner . . . ti.f It Is designed to prevent the arising California la a local eaU for him. beattag, sweeping, suction afcuon. Lawn Has smooth, ball-bearing M. Mjr of a normal Supreme Oourt Answer: if a proloneed rw t cure ants Saturday aljriit of usage aquabblee to the future. were advisable for you, your exam- to . aad M r* Howard Bl Lard ^ d c le a im r suction type. For Both: action. Gears completely ■••Ing eye to eye erith themselvas Nama OddlUas: dauuny Kayo's Periiapa Manchester would be ex- ining phyddan would have rseom- •ad son Robait and Mia. Joha FoUar ($5.00 moqthly ptoa earryteg charg*) tost the mamben e( this group fig- Cretan and arrangsre•re sign taslr enclosed from dirt, 8-inch hibiting a commendable amount of names Bad JolUs and Pump : mended It Judging from your ae- •ad childraa Dick aad Edith w * FricM Suite ured ao eoBsplcueiMriy to the fight Pump Haen- cmrat of your symptomA I suggsst ^ to ProridaacA wheels. Save at Wards I foresight ft. with the future to die, respeetlvely. 4-DAY SALE! the Prealdent’s fantastle that the bast plan Is tor you to kssp ot the week. Brosrh. Mn* Mwrii. greaa. ehoeoUt* g«M red . . , mind, the Board ot Boning Uday Shan-kar, the dancer, has on your foot and hoop fighUagTif Ga s Ra nge Sole! Produce* a beautiful B*eme for HbaraUxing” the court the saost uauanal aam to tt* the- *” ■* attoad any at these colon in frlwM aad your gn u * Level Wtodlag Reel ..«8e Itotartshaw oven heat eontroll Large sts^ quickly I Finsat GARDEN HOSE- ■Ipnere can aaa Its way clear to tha you wish to rsgato a normal t o s ^ the Qlastonbory High aeiMMii *m A t aU event, wftea that srhemv ater, 2 Pcs. $89 win be made to order. (Delivery in about 30 day*) M J «* U -tt aUk Bm , 45o H®*vy InsulaUon! quality ssed—100% new Unttliig of an local buUdtoga to a ^ vigor aad vitaUty. Many pa a waak’a vaoatks* Waist high brOOar ha* amokeleas pan! crop I Packsd to Wards * VEARSI Has , two -m A a r WM defeated the gm ip m s a hap- A lsxandsr Woolleott sssa isd tt Uaats who-are hahttuaUy eoosUpat- Marrt K. Baker who haa i _ Knuckle arm style, built to Watkins rigid quality IMnwi— S-tray tackle wckneeee* of robber with cotton cord in ■ *9 flat sixty stortea to height, with typssstUra span his aams teeor- ttFerlfliiatkxn. Regular $188.00. 4 D ^ Oalyl (BMO aMttly axclusivs pour-spoat host sd also suffer from a Ured f s & g n earryteg rtmrg* ) betwee* See It.,. end eeve . . . at Ward* I H t s a -one. profouiidly taaawred that depth Sanaa hardpanned at 100 rsetly. 59 9 5 w everytktag m oM ba taa and Bunny Berlgaa got hU d It to ^ t s lOmly that ttars- OPEN THURSDAYS (aet . .**** “ »* oaasUpaUon would ^ aB Tight with Om "AniMlcan beew hia rtilMhood ptayamtas TIL • P. M. 824-828 M A IN S T R E E T . B mttag m o u taka Sara • ( bring amarksd gato to wsD-bslag. ^ and that J'eoaatttattosar fc ^ d tt ssMsv to any ttaa Bataard. MANCHESTER the to m ti up and dom BMtton ft* IB s glBfUsM sitonH flrTs b *bm pament mmM faa fimy Tha PsBama Ouis) aavss H y y J. Jaltaalaa hM haaa a la- the next qicU of yean, even ft a within Qua comer’s mimni jr is Oay 4,000 TELEPHONE 51«1 miles (m the nresn voyage from bT l * ” * * * " •**’ •*' *■ Bewturimt, Ckrlova. Aad aMottsr’nt-lma BbU1*i Nsw York Cttgr to K sv Bsstoi A t tta aiim ag aC |||f 4 OMERV WAKD HOUCHTON SCHOOL CHOffil PA0B1 IAO.Y RADIO PROGRAM Cause of X^Ray Illness next period are BUYS M AW ST. SHOP touch with ‘ fs'vorable comment In such quartera _ T^a buildlaf w u forxnarly owned STATE STILL LAND Selectmen, taking this action, fait some e b a ^ e in the r TO SING IN VERNON once. aa have expressed opinion regarding that the Interest of the taxpayer WIONUDAV, MARCH W (Ccatnl «sd Eattera Standard Tima) by* B.• ,— A. ——MW leSttiMy who wuuuwLvu eonducUd m ealectmen, and to aacertatn L n QABtS FOB D m B N E S . Oraae Fire the question. The threat of prosecu- who have to foot reUef blUa, de- Natal AH protrann ta kar and kaale chalna or anrapa thareaf unlaaa apaaO Discovered 'By Scientists plumbing and beating store at that tha Board bitenda to go ta ttaj •; eaaat ta oqM %w(a taw Wfa) iaatanatJena usMi»nMuvii« inciuMlaelada milall aTmilSDl*availabla ftJLtiOM.r*-*'— The Rockville Fire Department tion o f alcohol addicts tor non-sup- mandi that tha town shaU not, even . Capella Choms To Be Heard FOR CRAFT BUSINESS location. James H. Stannard alao. Hartford, March 30.— (A P )— It porting, but enquiilet i rrofntiw Ml—t I# 9hMnw toy tUtJ«fw wHhaut yrtyUtfC r MIm . M* conducted a plumUng eetabliab- OF STEADY HABITS waa called out about five o'clock port, another move, to close loop- (udlrecUy, pay tor the over Indul- NtC-WlAr (KID) NITWORK lact In Vernon Cenier Chnrch On m « t In the building. m ^ be deck tennis to ocean voy- Tuesday afternoon for a grass Are holes through which the liquor do not Bubstantlate thk...... ag«rs but_ Hartford hospital in- TWa Week gence of chronic alcoholics, aspeclai- Waddell said tbi. morning •AtlC iM ti wmi WBM wtle 4 il^ •iP^nupmatliar,'* Uatah — Thursday, April 7. “ “ p *."? With un- The new ownerler (>!s(>!ana to rent one which was threatening. The alarm itream might flow, has also received wt*f weth kyw wfbr wra rnmr wban . baale: Kathryn Cravan Talk—waat of a “ to^c aubatancd" produced in treated animals showed that the ra- ternes calf it “flip” andnd thshsy play FARIIESS TO ENROLL waa sounded from Box 33 at tha April 3 — Legioa cabaret dance. ly In those Inataneea where IrmlUes has not been approached In th il wea« wtui wwj trial wd*l: m#wait< 4HJ— f ‘44—HImp Haua^ Mit—ta a the blood by X-rays, which may floor ot the three-story building to favorable comment. suffer as a result, tor want of food The A Capella Choir of Houghton diation caused an interruption in Harold J. Dwyer Purchases jM t as enthusiastic and W ilfu l a comer o f East aad Hale streets. The Rainbow, in Bolton. ter. It Is not now anowa a kad wnw4 who trow wdaf wir* kitp; S'??*" !'2?—f»»4a-?a4la Naara Nariad prove to be the cauee of X-ray eick- a decorator and will uUUae <^e floor So Says Governor Cross Bot Mr. Waddell said today that local- and shelter. Mountaint koa kdyl; toeuths wmbf; t'9fr tr*" "•'adaa College, which will glVc a program the activity of the brain enzymea— gaiM u ever takes piaoe on the Are was extinguished before any Next Week the 40 namea to be posted ^iilflot kfl kfw koino kk< kpo ktou; fit Taachar" Pragram neea, waa announced today by a and a large attic as shop apace and deck of a liner. FOR CONSERVATION WaddeO Says State Has Not ly there has been lltUe remark on of sacred music on Thursday, A ^ tha fermenting chemicals which salesroom. damags was done. April 6—Concert at High School It hsa been reported that 'some tuts a majority of the ad omOMAL iTATtONS (omtaU latir« ai*#— d:3^Maka Cartar'a Cammant Baltimore scientist before the open- Stannard Property At 38 Their "flip" court U the roof of the poitln;. naove, either tor^ qr otoMfiably oa oitbir IUBt> or BXaU£ S|4»— j!4^Lun> and Abnar bkateh 7 In the Vernon Center Cengraga- cause the breaklng-up of other sub Points Ont Two Spots Halt aponaored by Teacheri’ CHub. local liquor dealers have conferred town, er If there will be aub. lOO— 7iOP—Paatle Matadlaa — eaat; ing meeting of the Federated Wo- Mr. Dwyer has increased his busi- one of the hospital buildings and . WUl Open Branch Office against, tha megaure. The Board of Botworki): lA tlC —> Ciitt tHw wfia tional church at 8;00 o’clock, wlU standes. Interference with the Commissioner Michael A. Connor N ext Montb Yet Fornished Otfidal Liq with an object in view o f seeking, additions made tr thla g ro i^ ,' wmlb weak wool; iNidwoit: wbod wj|i "Obbli|ala” ‘ Irani Chiaapa—waat logical eocietlee. ness reflnishing antiques, making the Internes are said to p raer the Another Opportunity Given Wftof wtoew wibc kioo kano. OTHIK dilji- TiltHabby Labby—aaat; Har. demonstrate tbs marvelous .possibUii work of these enmrmes may cause Main Street. of the State Department of Motor April 10—“OUvet to Calvary" by X-ray alcknese sometlrfes devel- copies of antlqueSjand oifier forma game, a comMnation o f tennis, bad- / For Registratitm So Thut OPTIONAL toTATIONS — Canidiini halt P e ^ ’a Orup Caneart—watt ties of the unaccompanied trained tbs harmful substance to be of flne craftsmanship among a That Look Weak. Vehicles announced on Tuesday that cholra of Emanuel Uitheran church. wet ofef: Contrit: trefl trtmj wiba wday dilO— 7:|^Tha Aaallan Tria — watt opee In peraona undergoing radia- formed. mjnton and volley ball, to the swlml Benefits May Be Secured. oor Vendor List kfyr koajvi; South: wtar wpcf wli wjax •|4J— 7i4»—Adult Bdueatlan Pragram human voice— the supreme musical tion treatment, according to Dr. growing trade In this sscUon of the a temporary sub branch office of April 16 — Hospital Linen Auxil- trrla*wium trlod waoo wfbe wtmo weie 7iOO— iiO^Amarlea Caaalaada^to c instmment. No raaa>niade tnstm* Dr. Macht and his assistant. Dr. ming pool and gymnasium appara- iary baU at Bond Hotel. Hartford. David L Macht, but the cause of It Harold J. Dwyer, proprietor of a state and the new building Is ad- tus available to them for exerclM. the department will open in Rock- wan wim wmo wib trapl waaib wldx JiJJ- Sarnia A Lada—ta a ment of wood and metal, nor any Curtis F. Bumam, also found that Danbury, CkJnn.. March 80.— (A P ) Rockville, March 80.— Announce- ville on Monday, AprU 25th lor the , April 19-30—“The Night of Janu- kToo wky wTaa wbap kwe wool kthi •iJJ- biw—Lawranaa TIbbatt—alao c baa been obacure. The occaelonal small doses of X-rays on plants In- crafts shop and small 'torntture re- kyba ktbi kark kfne; Moufitalm kflr •‘JJ-Ta ik; Annaunaad (10 m.) combination of Instmmenia can ap- occurrence of the condlUon la no —Governor Wilbur L. Cross raid ment has been made by E. E. convenience of operators who wish ary 16tb," a 3-act comedy drama Ddlsy ta posting thg names of kfhl ktar kob: PielSet kfbk kwt km) •Tha Oana Suatara—e to a proach the tonal variation, ths ver- creased the percentage of germin- anlshlng shop at 18 Chestnut streeL by the Community Players at *l^^10»P~-Barry•ry Waadwwwwi s andm n m ««nw— tanga— — for refuaing to- undergo Tucker, Tolland County Farm Bu- to secure their 1938 drivers licenses. local relief reclplenta known to use satility, and the emotional Interpre- ation of eeeda of wheat, oata and has purchased the three-story build- .J 'Oonnectleut might etlll be described Whlton Memorial Hall. •Co^L last. a Cfbtoy^waat iT p a S P treatment. It waa added. reau agent that another- oppor- The office will be located at the liquor to excees la duo to the Unu- ALTERATION in S tJ rS rS *"- P. Duffay. Talk tation of which the human voice la tomatoea and speeded up the growth ing located at 88 Main street for with Justice as "the land of eteady Town Hall, and will be open each AprU •23—Sodality formal dance 4:S^-»'StiO—N^iik Armitrona. SarliL- 10:0^11 ;0^Iann/ Oaadman orbh.—^ The eubatance baa not yet been tunity la being given this week for Starta ~it: doi. OaiflMhlo OnnMr—wait capable. When to this Is added the ^ jroung plants. Larges doses, occupancy aa a shop aad storeroom 5 M A R K ET B A SK ETS FREE! 'baUts." the farmers of the county to anroll day from 8:80 a m. to 4:80 p. m. at Oountry Club. nesa of tha State Liquor Omtrol bnnlo; Puttia Malodlaa—waat rapaat given a name but Ita preaence hea however, slowed growth and some- Today- store Open 4:4 »S:4S-*Littli Orphan Annio «• use of words—the ability to convey In his rapidly growing business. The , Worth About $4.00 Apleoe! "But", he observed in an address li. the 1988 Agricultural ConMrva- unUl BatunUy, April 80th when the Alao Mona-Yprea 0th annivenary Commlaalon in furnlahlng tha namea w. JMa Qiillcihlo jOnhM^wiit JiinnrU‘5 tS *2 '‘*!S OrehMtra been proven and studlee are under- times killed the plants. Indicating I'T ^ : Ae Uanal iV2trJ?'2S~2*4 * Orchaatra the thoughts and aspirations and property was sold to Mr. Dwyer before the Men’s Club of the First tlon Program. office will close. banquet at Orange HaU. of legal Mancbeater liquor retaiiera While v.w iiOO rivw Aweflia*iAAinrriPi'i Stohioii.Mnorii, Ofcmii^ima 11*^171*0—Prank Dallay Orchaatra- way to try and Bnd druga which effects similar those discovered THURSDAY, MARCH .11, 8 P. M. S:1^ ttlS^Tip Hittin Dinei Sand baste: H. Handaraon.Orchas__west emotions In living speech— the pin- to for James H. Stannard o f Weat- Congregational church here laat A supervisor will be at EUlngton When tha'OfflM waa located In AprU 33—Semlformal danpe at to the Board o f Belectmen, it waa Daring AL •:I0— t:Kh-*Pma*fUdia Nawa Parlod ‘t. T h e ^ U m o r e In animals. A... ^ Winners 7»Miiicr» inuiiiMowt i>eBe rreeent.Present. i They Laat! nacle of all musical interpretation is sciential found that It Is produced brook. Conn., by the Walton W. night, "we've got two apota tha oa Thuraday, March 81, at the Town RockvIUe last yror there were 2397 Hilltop Houfe tn Eaat Hartford giv- said today “by Town Treasurer terations! S:SS» SiH ■Sammy Watkiiw Orahad. NSC-WJZ (BLUE) NETWORK reached. These discoveries will undoubted- Grant real estate agency. Nqthlng To Buy — No Strings Attached. Just Fill In'Coupoai i S:4W Si In largest quantlUea when the bead look a Uttle weak.” Hall from ten In the morning to operators licenses Issued and it Is en by degree team of Sandla Lodge George H. WaddeU. The Treaeurcr, •AhiC. rr Saati wja wbi-wban wlial ly shed new light on the uses of "rae building will be occupied by aad Leave With Da «Mtf Orphan Anni*—mldw rapMt It Is not strictly tm e that an a la Irradiated and least In X-rav He-referred to two grand Jury in eight in the evening to assist tn expected that this year thsrs wiU be No. 38, Order of Vaaa. leaking, an authentic Hat ot dealera S:Se^ 7:0to—Amaa *n* Andy—eaat; Hal »W i »'"*< capella choir sings unaccompanied X-rays and their limitations, many the new owner by the 15th of Tattan and Sparta CPfnmani—waat 5?" *21? "'iiT ’i»R waaf wtam.' chem ls^ physiologists, nutriUon- In another report. Dr. Macht. Robinow Building The supervisor will also be at AprU 28— Tenth annual concert selectmen to poet a Ust of 40 namea. . kyw wanr wtw: Happy Saak-ethara than any other Instruments could Uts, pharmacologists and patholo- at 13 Chestnut street has been op- other Inquiring. Into city' govern Somers on Friday, April 1st at the of .the . period. Present licenses ex- 7dK>— SiOO ■ Ona Man^ Family—e to a do. The Houghton Oollegg Choir Is who has done extensive work on the erated by Mr. Dwyer and of late NAME of O Clef Club at Emanual Luth- Upon polling of these namea, it will WBAF^n I c Cot o'ptlaiul gists were axpected to attend the ,,,,,,,,,,, ADDRESS mental affairs at Waterbury. Town Hall from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. pire on April SOU) at midnight, and eran church. 7HS— Blip—Tammy'oaraay'draha^a Hat of atatJonp. said to have reached a point cf de- use of the venom of the cobra the proprietor has been cramped soeeeeaa "In spite of that” , be said, “ those become an Illegal le t for any dealer hJOp ' MAllan ila n aat i Tawe i a w n rHall r a i i v,'’ ,.'**? meeting o f the federation snake to lessen pain In many severe and at Vernon, Saturday, AprU 3-6 In order to renew 1987 operator's April 35-30—Bazaar sponsored by or person to furnish the named per- l.-dO—lOiOO—K. Kya^a Mualaal—ta eat CanL . Baat. velopment that has caused many which begins today. Practically for room for the rapidly growing are Dm only apota” , and added that at the Farm Bureau office from 8 Ucensea It Is only necessary to Women’s, Men’s, Children’s ttidb-llide—Olek Oataarra Orahaa— ItSS—Tha Sinalnf Lady—eaat: commentators to rate It supreme diseases guch as advanced cancer, the majority of Omnectieut cUizena Red Man and Gluaeppe Garibaldi aons with alcoholic drinks. aut:— ------Amaa- .'n' Andy—waat tapaat tapa ^ Ta »a Annauncac^wait all o f the new knowledge of aclence declare that it has recently proven a. m. to twelve o'clock noon. " sign the renewal blank and present Society at State Armory. among college choral organizations are honest and Intelligent. it at the local office. It la axpected that the dealer Uat IdiM—Ilidb-Karaaa Haldl'aidt*a BrlgadlaBrlnadlm •i4^Ta Ba Announead—baalc: concerning the complex actions of much more effective when combined The farmers who do not file «thalr Shoes— Every Pair in Stock llr^ttiO»-Andy KIrh aad OralSa. a Vocala^waat specializing exclusively in' sacred The Governor also discussed the AprU 37—Flrat annual Founders’ win be forwarded shortly^^end Im lliMk—itiW—"LIghta Out/' Oramalla the human body In health and die- with cocaine to relieve pain. • In Intended practices before July 1st ^ Funeral of Mrs. Bokle ball, aponsored by Temple Bath •‘St: •'**—Nawai Ta Ba Annaunetd music. case win be discussed during the state's flacal affairs, predicting "we mediately on its receipt, toplea of •‘I t " •ill—traadeaat (ram Qualamaia addition, persons In convulsions either at one of these eesslona or at Thb/funeral of Mrs. NelUe Bokls, Sholom at Maaonlc Temple. CBS-WABC NETWORK !'*?— Craak and Organ The range of choral music that sessions. can probably balance the budget" the Farm Bureau office In Rockville wife of George Bokls of Sandy the Ust wUl be dlotributed to the Greatly Reduced. from drinking absinthe, a liquor AprU 29— Father aad Son Ban- BAtie — Baati waba wade woko waaa •'•^ dild—Tha Ravalara — wJi only: can be produced, and. the effects A hint of how the X-ray toxin Is despite a falUng off .in state income will not be considered as enrolled in Beach. Crystal Lake was held this various package atorea and Uverna waat war srkbw wkra whk w|r wdre ^ma lOtahall, Canirtlla—chain' that can b4 secured by a trained a containing oil of wormwood, were due to the recession, and dbaeribed quat, S t Mary'e church parish weaa wjaa srpro wfbl wlar wgar; Mid. •i4i—•di4d—Lasrall di4»—Lasrall Thamaa — aaat; produced was given by Dr. Macht deflnltely relieved hy Injections of BRIGHTE NUP YOUR HOME FOR SPRING the 1938 program and therefore will morning from the Burke funeral bouse. here. ManebMter’s attempt to con- Women’s $3.00 waali wbbm srtbni kmba kmoa whaa Dlnnar Caneart—watt capeUa.. choir are truly amazing, In his report. A story of X-ray the (11.000.000 sUte inaUtuUonal not be eligible to receive beneflta parlors at 8:80 and at St. Bsinard's trol the excesses of some persons ALL NEW SPRING STYLES' kfab kmt diflo— ■ even those who have head this **•the------snake- jgoison.7ir Owning Bveots tiii-■ I'?SrS4*>L*“ *t. dlw eat .to WITH THESE NEW building program. under the program church at nine o'clock. Burial waa on relief rolls has met with general AH„ He^ ■AbT^bna wpg wbp whaa wore efrb ’ Kddh A Laat eartona type of singing many times. The That program Is being carried out May 4 — Fourth annual High DRESS SHOES $4.00 aad 68.oe ckaa wtbs wraiLi wtag iraM wibi wkba • * i— Rrepi Pythian Bisters la St Bereard’s cemetsiy. The whia wkU •■45— 7i«»i Solanaailanaa. an tha the March lilareh effect upon thoee to whom It Is a by the state department of public bearers were John Rady, Lewis H. School concert at High School Hall. 7id»- JiO^Ray Shlald’a Ridla Ravua P m.. Senator Edward R. Burke ot club o f Ohio Wesleyan. WABC- Several acttyltles are being POLLY piXIB — wg t srafa wbre wgra, wded ■Tsy St 4iS** Radio Ravua novelty Is profound. The Houghton I works which, the Governor said, planned by Damon Temple, Pythian Chapman, LesUe Mann, Charles May 5-6 — Faculty play, “The —wagwwkiiw I aacMi wpa* W KM,; MIU KU _____ J2fc ! Mavlaa Nebraska und out a pro- windows a NEW outiook. ^ members will bs present from Man- "Ths Lord's Prajrsr", at the morning, ers at Elducattonal Squart gram that concludes with the solemn (moved from MBS); l'J:30 -Lights «OWI» T t » Mats TO out and Boris Karloff. Some Thursday short waves: ORGANDIE chester, WtUimsntle, Norwleb, New cervtce. Jima 6-11 — Carnival aponsored benediction by Lutkln—"The Lord London, Colehester and RockvUla In the evening there wiU be a epe- WABC-CBS. 7:18—Hobby Lobby TPA2 Paris. 9:30 a m.—Chamber '.I by Manchester Fire Department . Cang 1 Bless You and Keep You." Damon Temple. Pythian Sisters ^ Lenten s#»viee held in the N E W Y O R K $2-M 10:30—CeclBa Club. The choir Is singing here In the (west repeat 10:30)' 8—Cavalcade music; JZJ JZl Tokyo. 4:45 p m — LOCAL GIRl STUDENT Orchestra; G8P OSD OSC GSB Lon- will celebrate Its 28th anniversary chapel wlUi Rev. WlUlam F. Tyler, 10:45— American Viewpoints — Sen. course of an extensive tour which America; 8:30— New time for the first week In May. Mrs. Pauline B O ST O N $2'M W T IC don, 8:50— Welsh concert: KAN C O TT A GE SETS pester of the Vernon Canter church Begeler 61.98 Joseph F. Guffey. will cover about two thousand miles Ben Bernle; 0—Grace Moore start- 1 Farr, Ehccellent Chief la at the head as the speaker. CURB QUOTATIONS Irsii HAITfOM Regular $2.95 gnd 13.30 TiBTilerg Broadouttag Senrie*, 11:00— Sports—News. during which they will sing In log series with Andre Kostelanetz; M(mc o w , 7—Program In English; WINS COLLEGE HONORS Coin Dote - Nautical of the committee of officers which Is Mimt Beeure Penult • »■*•>—Wen and 63.48 Hartford, Coaa. 11:15— Btainy Goodman's (Mchestra. twenty or more plaoes In the United 9:80— Motet slngeis of UesoS DJd Berlin. 7:30—Aim v songs and I and Dutch Boy pat- making arrangements for the event. O. R. Skinner U the foraat warden By ASSOCIATED PRESS Ptoee NarMerd 8-1l9t S0.B00 W. 1040 H, C SS.S M. 11:30—George------Olsen I’s . Orchestra. States and Canada The tour will choirs; 10—Gang BjHters; 10:45__ 9:30— Radio Jesters; 2RO Rome, terns. ^ Miss Marcella D. Kelly Is Giv- Further details as to ths date and tor the ytctnlty of Ogden’a Corner. MEN’S SHOES culminate In a program to be given 7:30 — Selections from Operas; Am etta Pow aad L t B ...... MM fAVW m Children’s Caatara Btaadard Tima Norvo’a Orchestra. Pennsylvania tercentenary program. 89c features will be announced early In Those desiring to build flres tn thst in Buffalo at the Eastern Music Edu- Sen. Guffey. YV5RC • Caracas: » —Songs; G3U I en Scholarship At New Brit- Am Oea ...... Dalle.v's Orchestra. AprlL secUon are reminded to ask for a Ark N at O a a ...... Tomorrow’s Program. cators Conference. Delegates from WJ^NBC. 7—Easy Aoee: 7:45— OSC GSB London, 10:80— Selections ain Teachers’ CoRegre. Attended Meeting . , permit Shoes Wadaaadajr, March SO A. He fourteen eastern states will hear the from Gilber. and Sullivan operas; SPECIAL Asad Oaa and El A ...... Science on the march; 8:30— Harriet A delegatloa from Damoh'lMgs, AmSttpPow...... $2.49 r- -?■ I 7:00-^Eta Alpha Programraa. choir at that time. Parsons on movies; 9:80— Under JZJ Tokyo. 12:48— Popular songs. . Announcement was made today Knights of Pythias attended the 4:00— Lorenao Jones. Bl^ue R i d g e ...... ____ AB New ntylee .7 :3 0 -.Shoppers Special. western skies; 10:80— Minstrel by President H. D. W elle of the meeting of John Hayee Lodge. 4:1B—The Story o f Maty Marlin. FLAT ^M arconi...... a— lae Goodyear Welte 7:48— News Service. show; 12:30—Teddy Hill orchestrA Teachers (College of ConnecUcut of Knights of Pythias held In Hartford 4:30—Hughetreel preaentix« Rugb 8:00—Treasure House. the award of acbolarahipa A t the TAICOTTVILIE Cent SUtes E l ...... $1.69 Tam. WABC-CBS,.7:45 -Clark M. on Tuesday eveningsjvben t ^ rank CIU S erv...... Attention Boys! Regalar 68.00 to 6460 Hughes, newa commentator. 8:18— Shoppers Special. time of the creation of the four-year of esquire was conferred on a class 4:48—The Road of Life. Elcheibcrger on "Can We Stay Out CURTAINS Cits Serv., pfd ...... j An Wage WORK SHOES- RWaek B r e w s 9:00—Aa % u Like I t ot War?•• I STAMP COI,LECTORS eurilculum and the establishment of of ten candidates. A meeting for admitting a.new ■I2.49 8:00— Dick Tracy. ATTEN’noN ! Good quality Nets. Full a tuition fee. It was voted to grant El Bond and S h a re...... AP WMthg An Bowed Oeedyeer Waite White aad Browa l ' 2 5 ~ 5 ^ Oaslng in Holljavood. R A DIO Criss-Cross Mrs. btoUn Much class Into the Vernon Grange wUl be Ford Umttod ...... 8:18—‘T erry and thenPlrateg’'. 9:80— Organ Reveries. Packets of stamps glren away width. Hemmed and head- remission of the tuition charge to Mrs. Otelia Much, widow of W il- FREE! and W Uto - Day What to expect Thursday; ed. Special . . . held on Friday, AprU 1. Nlag Hud P o w ...... B:S0— Jack Armitrong. 9:45—Dan Hardings Wife. Free with each purrhase of CURTAINS not more than 10 per cent of any liam Much, a resident of Rockville 6:48— “Little Orphan Annie". WEAF-NBC. 2 p. m.— Music 1 Frunklln Oas at On Monday, April 4. at 8 p. m. Penn Road ...... A BAG OP AGATES WITH 10:00—P retty K itty Kelly. Eastern Standard Time class, the recipients of these schol- for many years, died at Norwich on Mr. Philip Howe wUI address the 8:00— Newg. 10:15— M vrt and Marge. Guild;,2:30 -Light Opera selections; $1.69 Pitney Bowea...... EACH $1.00 PURCHASE Franklin Service Stations arships to have a high academic Monday. Vernon Civic Betterment Associa- 6:15—The Reveleri. 10:80-EmUy Post— "How to Get 3-30—Vic and Sade; 8:15— Singers and more Segal Lock ...... 11 New York, March 30__ The Viola, standing. The following students Mrs. Much was born in Jersey tion on consolidation o f schools. AU Unit Oaa ...... ; ...... ^ A T 6:38—Musical Interlude. the Moat Out of Life " ware granted scholarships for the City and came to RockvIUe aa a 6:80—WrightvlUa Clarion •t&r instninncnt of itjinsf quftrtcti Interested citizens should attend. Unit Lt aad Pow A ...... !!! 1048— Newa Servlcg. and more present college year: young woman. For many years she 6:45—Jean Sabloo. 11 :p0—Master Singers. but •eldom u»ed on a w lo baKli, ii to try to make a radio go of u Freehmen: Alice EUenberg, Qen- resided on Grand avenue where the The flrat akull of the ao-caUed 7:00—Amos 'n* Andy. 11 fl5—Instmmentallsts. Ricrulta tor tha Royal Canadian Fra n k lin singly In a series of Sunday after- evlve U. Otybowakl, Margaret family formerly owned the present Neandertaal Man waa dlaoovgred 977 Main Street — 6ieney Building X.R*y Shoe Fitting Ezelnaive With Norton’! T .'l^ U n ela Eara’g R ^ o Station. 11:30— Big Bister. . S c ra n to n L a c e Bronowlts property. Recently she Mounted PoUee are trained at 7.80—"String -CUuulcg" — Moshe noon recitals via the WJ2-NBC net- Judd. Florence Statebeo, and WII- In 1886 In Germany. G a t 5 ta tio n t 11:48—Aunt Jenny's Real Ufe hasrUved on Spring street. She had Bogina, Saakatohewan. ParanoT, director. Stories. work. T H U RS D A Y A N D F R ID A Y Net Curtains Uam 'neraay of New BriUln; I-ene The playj. Is to be WlUlam Prim- Full width— ready to hang. Holmes, West Hartford; CSiarles F. been ill for abwt four montha Sbe 7:46—"Chandu, The Magician." Mary Margaret McBride. was active in the First Evangelical S:00—One Man’s Family. rose of the NBC symphony orches- Petltjean, Naugatuck; Thomas V. SP EC IA LS A T 7 Raimondi, Hartford; Ruth Selina, Lutheran church where she waa a 6:80—Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra. 13:18—Your News P a r id e - Edwin tra, with the opening p ro .^ m set member. 6:00—Town Hall Tonight — Fred and more Bristol; Edward J. Silks, New C. Hill, *or thia weekend. Pdm:x>ie, a native Mrs. Much leaves two sons, Fred Allen and Portland HofTa. of Glaagow, Scotland, has tran^ Haven; Elizabeth L. Slack. Strat- H'len Trent. ford; Ruth Straub, and Leonard Much of Patterson, N. J. and 10K)0—Kay Kyeer's Musical—Class 12:45—Our Oa! Sunday. fl( l ibed a number of compoatUona EVERYBO DY'S M ARKET George of San Francisco, <3sl., one and Dance. 1 .0 0 -Betty and Bob. written for violin and ‘cello tor use FREE DELIVERY WUleox, Meriden; Ellen White, ,<3os 11:00—Nsws. PHONE 5721 Oob. daughter, Mias Bertha Much of 1:18—Hymns of All Churches. on the solo viola. Norwich: one sister, Mrs. Pauline 11:16—rack Gasparre's Orchestra. 1:30— Arnold Grim's Daughter. Jack Frost Sophomores; Alice OiUavitz and Ruth Boh lighting of New Britain; Baral of Maynard, Maas., also sev- 11:80—Horace Heldt'a Orchestra. 1 :45— Valiant Lady.' In i'dditlon to send hts annual re- Ruffled CURTAINS eral nieces and nephews. 13:00— Weather Report. Daniel Orlfflths, Plalnvllle; Shirley 2:00—James Martin, songs; Vln- port ti' the stockholders ot the CBS Organdies, Voiles The funeral was held this after- 13:03— Andy Kirk's Orchestra. SU G A R 10 lb. clo th bag 3 9 c Huse, Meriden; Abraham J. Jaffee. Mnt -Sargent, organist. network. William S. Paley, presi- a n d Marquiaetteg. and more noon from Norwich with servlees at •Ji' 13:80— Lights Out. 2:18—Tho O'NelU’s. with every purchase of 61-00 cr more. * Hartford: ituth Oreaga, Bridgeport; dent, has made plans to broadcast Exceptional Values, Grove Hill cemetery at S;8<) o'clock 1:00 a. m.—Silent. 98c Mona Parkinson, Kensington; Sey- School of the Air. the same report to isteners on the Rev. K. Otto Klette, pastor of the 3:00- Ray Block's Varieties. mour Riehman and Kenneth Strei First Lutheran church officiated 3:30- IT. s. Army Band. night of April 5 ... .to be Included in NEW "Slicks" and big, Dabbuiy; Robert C. Wason 7ofnoirow's Proerani the Hat of guest conductors for the PE A C H ES PEA RS PIN E A PPLE Burial was In Grove Hill cemetery. Am. . Chenille "Dandee-Knit" Greenwich; Walter Wick, Salisbury. Leariis of Sister's Death 6:00—Blus Grass Roy. NBC symphony In Its spring series Juniors: Doris Backman, Burling- of concerts Is Dimitri Mltropoulos, Larg e ca n 19c Form Fitting Word was received tn RockvUIs on 6:30— "Reveille''. Bedspreads ton; David Burghoff, BristoL M ar Tuesday by Mrs. J. Arthur Edwards, 7:00—Morning Watch— Ben Haw. LOUIS ARMSIRONG PLAYS director of the MlnneapoH" sym- garet M. Case, West Branby; Mar- phony. He will appear May 28. In an tha new colors. wife of Rev. J. Arthur Edwards, pas- thome. See our apeclal this Slip Covers ian Falck, West Hartfohl: Dorothy tor o f the RockvIUe Methodist 6:00—News. IN PERSON IN THE CITY Corny Peasy Strin g Beans ca n 9c week. It's heavy and Hlnkleman, Hartford; Esther Mohn, church of the death of her oldest 8:18— Hi-Boys. Additions to the schedule: Thure- weU covered. It’s reaUy Chairs ....$2.96 Warehouse Point; Marian Roberts sister, Mrs. William MonRgomery 6:30—Radio Baeaar day on WJZ-NBC at 8:15 p. m. from Klrkman's an exceptional buyl Canton Canter; Bernard Shapiro which bad occurred tn Randlmro, EGGS 6;l»0-M llky Way. Ixgndon, . address of Ambassador I Divans ...,$4.95 Bridgeport; John A. Tierney and Province of Quebec, Canada. She THIS TIC KET A N D 25e 6:18—Gretchen McMullen TOUT- Joseph P. Kennedy at annual dinner SO A P C H IPS Reg. 2 0 c 15c [NEW CUSTOM-MADE DRAPES Francis Zakoleki. New Britain. leavga flve brothers and four sisters. 6:30— Food News. Armstrong, of the chamber of shipping. j $2.98 and more Seniors: Lillian Andrews, Mount She had been tn til health for soms ADMITS YOU TO THE Wldder Jones " the Medicine Man of Music, Is vour Thursday on WABC-CBS at 10:3U $1.98 and more time. doz. best bet. L^uls. called "Satchmo" by Carmel; Joaephlne A. Boublik, Dur- lb. 21 C One AppSoatton Rooelved ^ IhUci?*” ’ <^*'’‘>ste his Inrimates, brings hU entire or- Blue Su p er Suds Reg. 2 0 c 15c ham; Helena Broden, PlalnvUle; Ma- frad H. Dean, Falls VUtage; Mslzle Only one application hss been re- 10:15—John s Other Wife cnestrc and a sensational colored ODD FELLO WS BINGO! Harrison. Wallingford; Francis M. eolved by MIM Helen Underwood of JO:SO—Just Plain Bill.' revue to the etage of the State THURSDAY NIGHT, MARCH 81 Kelly, and Kathleen O'Donnell, New the selectman's office for the next theater, Hartford from March 31 BONELESS " ’oinan In White. rOWA S T A T E B U T T ER Ib T Is ^ Britain; MarceUa D. Kelly, Man- enUatment period/ in a OOC camp. 11.00—David Hamm. through April 8. He claims that nis rEXTILE STORE 25 L A P GAMES A N D 10—$3.00 CASH DOOR PRIZES I 913 M A I N S T R E E T The period tor receiving such appU- 11:18—Backstage WIte. NEXT TO THE BANK chester; Francee MazulaltU, Water- °"h estra cure more bury; Minnie Pybus, Norwalk; eatloDS ends on Friday. April 1st $80.00 TOTALl CUT THIS TICKET NOW! * “ “ k*™ Exchange' bl^uee than carloads of pUis. When L A R D Young men between the ages of 17 FILETS with Eleanor Howe. * lb. 10c caiarles Shaw, New Haven; John A tbs trompet King of Swing—Louis Veeehlolla, Meriden. and 31 who deslra to enroU for this PORK J J -| [^ “Th4 Mystery Chef’. out on his ft SALT PORK Most Out specially made 81500 gold trumpet, L O C A L EG GS La rg e d o z. 2 9 c ft Ot U fs’’- R , v . wmiam L Stld- you U respond to his rhythm one FUNERAL TOMORROW CHOPS 2»»' 25® way or another. Either you’re con- PURE LARD of Horae- scious of every note or—well, piach 1 Lb . Fra n k fu rts 1 Ja r M ustard ,'^U> Fred Wade, vocal- yourielf you're dead , ^ FlorMa IM, Harold Kolb, organlet. FOR COLONEL HUSTON 13:30— RayonaJItlea. LOTle Armatrong — the ' Both for 2 5 c For The Next Few Weeks’^ ORANGES 13j 45— "Slngln’ Sam". Former Part Owner Of The 1:00— News and Weather. b ill-addl^has juit returned from " W h a t H elps Business H elps You'- [e» COTTAGE CHEESE ft 2 doz. 2 S C ’’ “ ‘'‘I*” ' Girl Interne". Hollywood, where ha played In eev- Life b u e y, Lu x , Lo v e See p b er 6e New York Yankees Died 1:30—Story of Sight. ®“ ’8 ^ » y amt THE COMMUNITY FILLING STATION Suddenly A t Home In Sooth. Music. Company. Brunswick. Oa., March 80— (A P ) You have probably heard this new slogan but have you real- GRAPEFRUIT '* “ •* mvorlte IV O R Y SO A P M ediu m Sc SLICED Opera Selections". Infclaentally Mat If yseVe fessd sr4l. In appreciation of its customers will give Free on each Monday, —ObL TlUinghaat L. Rustoo, one SLICED 3:45—Hank Keene. ^ ized ite full meaning? . ss4l(sgs Is f h e ^ near hare yMterday,. wUl be burled 6:80—vie and Sade. W h at you buy from your local merchants creates a demand BANANAS i ^ ^ a r i n ’ ” In at least soms of •ew^cts pbiriicil ead sMstal aest. IV O R Y S O A P Larg e 3 f e r 2 5 c In hlatorle (jhrlst church' cemetery 8:48— "The Guiding Light". Louis Armstrong's performances. H fit Tea vM iba anMikg, NEW OB St. Umona Island. Bervlcas have for new sroods to replace those which they have sold. This 29® 33c lb. Ahat song his luck N O N -S K I D SP I N A C H bean arranged tor 4 p.m., Thursday 3 '>>’ • 25® 5 25e “ “ W •bice be p eck 13 e VANCO GRANULES at Frsdarlea’a Christ church (Bpla- ^neans work for people and machines— the factories man- ^ t Introduced It In "Connies Hot S P OT-P A D TRUSS copal). Chocolates" back In 1929. Fats Wal- Q UALITY SUDS CLEANER CoL Huston, widely known as a RADISHES ?• • •*•"“ ksw lbs aew ufacture their products, in turn pur- WDRC er t^ote "Ain t Misbehavin' " whue *NM-SUd SpM-rM" fsatKeksUsIbd C A R R O T S or BEETS bun. 4 e aoldier and engineer before entering lounging In “ Alimony JaU", but ha nigtsra tsesrtiT »Mi talr eae-b^ lbs To Customers Who Purchase 6 Gallons or More basebaU with Cbl. Jacob R u p p ^ CORN 3 bunches lOC 6*8 Hartford, Conn. ijgo chasings materials and paying wages— CR ISCO n>'»n 1 never made a .lime out of It. But pesMsra sf srdinerr tratssa Ugbt M c I n t o s h a p p l e s s ibs. 2Se proaant owner of thq world ebam- * • • • « " Standard Ttme I^uis Armstrong worked It up to eed cewfsrtaUa yoe tm *ear It vltb- p K * Tankaaa, waa 71 yeara old. and so the cycle revolves. flakes TOMATOES ^ **’* masterpieces, with sat bebit eouKisai tf k. HI TEST REGULAR HS died shortly yesterday while those extra-sensaUonal high C s at Tbg 'Ypel' boMi lbs banla HI TEST NO KNOCK — t ed at the desk from which be T. M. March 80 the finish. ’ ai LE M O N S 5 for 10c FRANKLIN dinfcted operaUona o f a 1,380 acre OtrrANB CONTENT 78 TEST Mcaraly, m «itb Tear THE NEW Savings can only be laid aside freun 3Ibs.2fe M S .J isr«, able (be nee-ikM OCTANE CONTENT 78 TEST •state noted tor prlae Guernsey FANCY TUNA FISH 2 cam Bossy* BANQUET. awfaes kaept Iba pad (real R A D IS H ES bun. 3c THE BETTER GRADE ^mttle. the results of work so be sure you save ~ dippiap. ITTAKES OUT THE KNOCK A aoa. Arthur Huston, said hla r TO A A - CELERY HEARTS '^ ‘•— <3*rabeUA prlsp tatbar died T to m what is believed a part of your ihcome m you make it aFvvam B 9 v v «M b J i IrfiA B Winning Ouernvey cow, will k SeleNlifle FIMImc By Experts GASOLINE to have been a sudden heart faU 40 FATH O M I 2SO—Stepmother. T O M A T O ES tue»t of honor at the annual ban- Ceaw b aad caaiatt as aitbaat cast sr 2 lb. bsk t. 15e 2 bunches ISe Houae. TtJNB W STATION WNBC A I 13:48 EVEBT SUNDAY _ FRANKLIN PBOOBAIC. ure.” and do it the Mutual Savings Bank way. quet of the Wlsconaln Dalrsrmen'a ^battaa. Tbara b e *7pot-red" #:0D—Ntwa Service. Traa la fit year azaci tagalraaiaati. Tha aged ^ortamaa received be- FANCY COD Large Aaeociatlon Thursday iiighL tween-(IJIOO.OOO and $3,000,000 for DESIRE Ensemble. O R A N G ES dox. 2 9 e Fill Up, Ask for a Trial Package Vanco Soap Granules. \ Uia Habit of Depoaitlnc Rofolarly Ib 6:80—Boeke Carter. 4-H club leader, Bay 1 Deasa aad Oet 1 Doiea FREE! his half Interest la tha Tankeas CUCUMBERS bought two ban- PIttlaga la Teor Owa R oom 6:48—Ldtm aad Abner. A t No Extra Charge. Get Yours Now, FREE. whan ha add fats boldlaga to Cbl. Bjpcad Flour FISHCAKES Rnnicrt in 1938. Salad Dressing 7:00—Poetic Melodies. forfn. CalarabeDe. bn« 2 for 15e 7,18—Hoblw Lobby, BOtler Island, erhaie Ool. Huston 7:45—Tbs Old Fire Chief ClarabeUe wUl P I N K SA L M O N 2 Ige. co ns 2 5 c M met by an eecortlng squad of died, la located 13 miles north of The Savings Bank 21e 23« qL 2 of AmeiicA ^lieem cA and downtown «r e will ARTHUR taste in ths Altamaha river delta STRING B EANS 6:80—Ben Bernle and AH W.S. GRANT ths be greeted by a high aehool (Mgd T U N A FISH lands near Darlan. Ga. _2 2 9 c Mrs. Huston aad the son ware at White aaieed Drug Stores near THE T. M. C. A. ,39 f i O . MAIN ST, MANCHESTER SM AL^UlSEm JlcSE 2 qts. 15c , •f®®—^eeterS eld PresentA Skunk and black for am popu- tha Huston horns at Saa lalaiid BREAD sugS bun^ * 86—^The Word Game With to^bim m lngs for coats and suits S A R D IN ES beach' at the. t^oa at his death. Two ofI Manchester AND RYE BREAD P- A- 6 « 8 S rsr -?3 ssr Bldg. 3 2Sc We WUl Continue to Give a Loaf of Bread as Usual On Backed la OUvo OIL danghtasK MM, Walter A. Leonard A MatRRl SaTings iinwh Bo0tonLettSc«' Saturday and Sundajm. at New York and Mra. W. D. Me- 2 loaves 15c 7eloaf 15c doz. / •lOni at P Mj9dalNita survive alao. Sc fwKf HKi«LD. M*»CH«ari«fc 00N», WBDNHTOAT. HAKCH >»n A O V B K T I S B M E N T — ADVTCKTIHEMEINT__ MANCHB8TER EVENING HERALD. MANCHE8TER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 80,198S Dwarf* Diacorer Snow White pa g e ; EUNORE on Tuesday aysntog, April 0 at Webb; Hilda Strpbon, Haaal Haw- PO U CE CO M M ISSIONDtS which time It to aspactai that all do this. OOvantry Oraage has voted kins; Aritoa Holmes, Thankful Bar- to de thslr part and will ooUeot the evening at 7:48 p. m. Bteeryone wtu LOVE LAUGHE^ 7 COWAN three members of tha board will be NORTH COVENTRY be welcome to eome. preeant and full oonslderation given low, Gerald CSiappri, Elwood El- money from each member 'instead WAPPING / STONE FACE BUSY SESSION kina, Richard Keanay, Dorothy of trytag to sam It to other ways. Ephrlam H. Cowiss, tax eollector Y,M.C:A.Wi to tha different quaatlona that now A. play, "Simple Simon Slmpla" for tha toam of South Windsor, baa confroota tha board? which Jneludsa Buckworth, Mildred Meyars. Each member help a lot if they A meeting for the purpose of or- CsB!?i K iW«i. will be presented Thursday avanlng Mra. Estelle leR yesterday for a made arrangemente to %e at the tha poasUda cutting doam of ex- March $1, at 8 o'clock to the Orange will remember to give their contri- ganising the active membership of 8:40-8:48—Senior I wgiM HOUND AT THE DOCTOR N6A Sw»8c», lec. ’April Meetint Scheduled For penses beeauaa ot tha already vialt-with relatives to Maryland. bution to U n . Arthur Reed, secre- the South Windsor Fire Department. Post Offlca to Wapplng on Friday, Hall. TTiU to being sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce, Mr. April 22nd from 1 p. m. to 6 p. m., 6:48—South Methodist va. Ok CAST OF CBABACTBB8 Next Tuesday; Must Cur- aosured oysrdraR of the appropria- the reeepUen committee of (3oven- ta*y before July 1st. k.111 be held at the South Windsor 7:48—Highland Park vr oons”'ancb aiAiDWEu, L This country te perfectly safe: we tail Expenses In Some Way. tion that waa mad* at tha annual and Mrs. Fred Mitchell and Mtas The 4-H Service Cfiub will meet Town Hall next Thursday evening, for tha coUeetlon of properiy taxes. Johns. He seem^ about to speak; then be tr;- Grange No. 78, P. of H. Tbto Martle Mitchell of Boaton arere Tbto to to accommodate the taxpay- RMOIae; the staad-la. n e w even lock our doors. But I'd town meattof and the faUurt of tha committee to: Anna C. Andereon, •riday evening. The meeting will UbTch 81 at eight o clock. 8:48—<5yvlts vs. Eaglea. DEBEK M ANTBON-mi artist rather—really.” » u t ^ e d picked up hto bag. and went special town meeting to Ifareh to vttotora Tuesday afternoon at Rev. be to the nature et aa April Fools Mrs. Roy C. Guily who has been ers on the east side of the town. BSUiO niBRB:-^ brown, navy blue or black, for ex- Itovtag been unable to dispose of Dorothy White, Marion HIU. Ruth nimflV- demonstrate this radio who loved nwn«) first. He was _going „ to.. .say, ”There abrupUy out Into tho night. make aa addltkmal. appropriation. and Mrs. Leon Austln'a. Party. confined at the Manchester Me- A son, Robert Henry Moore, was 8:48—Begtoners danotaig < flprtnf Pev«r weathar, but O’ ao ample. all ths butlneas that came to their Loomis and Rqth Well*. The pro- . The co-chairman of tha Summer bom to Mr. and Mra. William 1. you. Just phono 3838. HILDEGARbE THORVALD — I “ y one about, ' Constance atte^on at the March meeting of T e purehaatog of new motorcycles, ceeds are to go towards landscap- Mra. Walter Pomeroy and Mrs. morial hospital for about two wseks, 4:00—Intormsdiato Mm , ao •til! in th« apiiH^of Spring which woM one of tha matters that Festival which will be held June 29 Donald Ocrhlng spent Tuesday with Moore recently at the Hartford ara a f«w note* on riie high- Derek polntod her portrait ' ^'^Ebt drearily. up to bed tha Board of Police Commtoslonert ing and beautifying th* Grangs returned to her borne on Avery 6:30—Advanced danrinff i Swing Into Step Little Tables ^ th a breakfast tray across bar waa laid over from the last meal- are U n . Marion Ulnar and Mlaa Mrs. Gerhlngs relatives to Spring- bospital. Mrs. Moore was Mias EUxa- '^gbti of fhahion: , DB. BOGERS—ho met Ms most But tf be were, be was mistaken. and alao being unable to hold their grounds. The cast ot characters to street. Wapplng, lost Sunday after- 6:00-7:00 — Aeea in your new Easter shoes . from In any smartly tailored room the dlfflcnlt K n ^ next morning when her ing. wUl again ha glvan eonaidara- Lillian Ayers. field. Masa. beth Northern before her marriage, period. In the first plaoo color predOiol' Kane's. Here you can find all the ffallery Just out- npeeted speclat meeting later to from ths North Methodist chureli to noon. Mrs. Gully is also at that lltUe occasional Ubies have been side the door of the main sola, they, hostess came to. the month becauae of Illness of tlon at tha April masting. The State Orange baa asked all hospital and to much improved anq daughter of Mrs. Bltia Dibble 7:00—T. U. d A. 1____ Mtas areiTWbere. Tt aplaidies in latest styles in colors and heels. Manchester and aa folows: Simpis memben of aubordinate Orangea to Just as thoughtfully chosen as the I D e r* begins to apolo- almost ran Into Dr. ftoifera ^ '■Pleaae don’t move, Mtoa Mald- mambara of tha Board, there Is a Pactfle salmon cannot be pro- is expected to return to hto home Northam ot 860 Park Road, Weat 8:00—Red Crosa play. tnaapocted combinations such as Make your budget last longer at Simon Simple, Corwin Grant; tha atate to contribute ten cants Hartford and granddaughter of the Kkns's. easy chairs and sofa. It la impor- gize for postponing the wedding. He Derek said shortly, "EveiUng w u ." Hlldegatle Thorvald begged. considerable amount of routine and The British gallon to approxi- Sophia Simple, Ruth Tyler; Stella duced extensively to any part of also tbto aRemoon. Nd, fucbsla and purple in big floral tant that the small tables harmo- per member for the purpose of late Albert B. Dibble of Pleasant The bodily tempenttuw i daaigns or in bouquets o f. single Me# the Thorvalds for an alibi and lovely. You're one of sdal buslDeas to bo taken up at mately $0 per cent larger than the Simple, Dorothy Harks; Sammy the world except the North Pa- The Third of the Lenten Neigh- nize in scale, color and style with | MIm I April maettog. h id in g a Hosteos House at the VaUey. peraon living in tha axtranw flowera gy>r general purpose n’ear, I'Vom a Man's Viewpoint t^nnlo intemipto, "bat In the memi- Maldwell, and . went quickly the few women 1 know who seem, correspondtog United, Statea gal- Simple; Maniard Briggs; Sally Ann, cific ocean, according to studies borhood meeftogs to to be held at the other furnishings in the room. I time.” made to have breakfast In bed'' “ “ April meeting will be held lon. Eastern Statea Exposition grounds. mads by the United States Bureau' the home of Mrs. Hattie B. Johnson of the far north is almost the floral deigns are apt to be Men, it seems, usually are un through the house towards hto own the maid; May Sloan, Mtoarra This amount fi;om each member suite. fluffy negligees.” of Fisheries. of Wapptog Center paxt Thursday cal with that of one who rM •man and scattered on a back- aware of the high style points, but Refleetlons of Spring CHAPTER XVm _ the steaming troplea. giDViid of black or navy. Horizon- they Instantly spot careless tailor^ “ W e^ I see you took my advice," She was In her riding clotb «— Reid The Herald Advt. I came face to face with a beau- "Well, In the meantime," Derek totiwn breeches and boots, and a tal Htripes are to be seen again and ing and object violently tp'’ bad tiful mirror this afternoon at Wat- floundered on. "wLj can't we Just said with an Ironic again. Sometimes tbey are gay UR of one eyebrow. "But l f » rather towny Bhirt Of soft silk that toned grooming. They see women, And not kins. It was a large round shape, Here's one of the delightful scenes In "Snow White and the Seven sometimes this way with- eomblnalkms in various widths, but their clothes. Which brings right fortunate aa It turns out. Would you sweetly with th amber of aer eyes finished in burnished btoose for Dwarfsvarto” when the dwarf, find Snow White asleep m their“ t t i e T V * often they alternate with florals or home again all the importance of only 87.88. Ideal for over (he daven- irlnd running into Mr. Thorv^d's *'e^ Bkm. peasant motifs. a-length animated feature wilt ______. . .w ! The ly think, darling, that as thingsthluga are 'I t ’s no lue trying to apologize having a few dresses, spotlessly five days I now, we ought to make our own room again for a few mlnutea? He's According to fashion the Spring clean, and though only one suit, one not sleeping waU. .Has ap idea you for yesterday, ahe began In her eeat you are planning to buy may that fits perfectly.. happiness too conspicuous 7.... warm, leisurely voice. "Or to it? Damn It all, 1 know thia sounds__” were Just another halluclnaUon be neatly flttecLor It may be a boxy At your request some more points He spoke llghUy, but bis eyes Perhaps you don’t know Mark style with slim straight ilnes. A Don’t Mlaa This Chance ‘T see,” Conatrnee said. were worried. Rogers as well as we do.” and some old ones will be repeated She got up slowly and drow her real highlight of fashion is the to have your clothes made crisp on the cw of your ruga 'and car- Constance tried to say. "Ot Was there a faint question to her Spring weight boucle' coat with and new looking for Easter. Take w ap about her, shivering a little, long amber !yca? pets. This la an Important on e- HIGH COURT RULES BIG SNOW DRIFTS although the evening was warm. course”—cleared her throat! and tuxedo of gro-grain sUk, boxy in them to the Thrifty Cleaners and bo sure to use an aU hair cushion stood Bllent, biting her Ups and try- "I'm beginning to understand, at back, lined with lustrous rayon, Dyers of M l Main street TWo plain I tired, Derek,” she said gent ing desperately not to cry. leaat." Ckmstance amlled, "that under your ruga and carpets. By ly. Tjo you mind If 1 go In nowT" topped off with chiffon handkle in garments for «.0 0 called for and actual teat, the use of high quality when he says 'Or to bed.’ you’re the top pocket. delivered, or if you take them In ON THREE APPEALS Ha sprang up, all chiarming con- cushions double the life of floor fab- 1BAP MOTORISTSl cern. supposed to do it and like it." Tou will be having one or more yourself the Cash and Carry serv- He glanced at her; then appkrent- Hilda Thorvalc laughed. Then rics. These rugs and carpet cush- 'Darling, Pm sorry. What an In- ly oblivious to her quivering lips Jackets, as It seems every dress has ice is only 40c a piece for plain gar' tona can now be had permanently suddenly she was serious. ona. They may be a short bolero, a ments. moth-proofed too. considerate brute -rve been. Of and plteoua eyes, he leaned agalMt '■Wh« I really came for.” she fitted style to the waistline or a Finds Error In One Case And course you're Ured. We’U talk this a plllau of the gallery and began said, her voice dropping' to a husky longer style over he htpa It may A Suit Pattern Snow Piles U p 20 Feel lfi(h over again....O f course, daytimes toying with an overhanging spray Honaeeleaiilng Season Agate of roses. - « r j note, “was to thank you—no. To try be of wool with a dress of silk or Here are seven points to look for You can trust your finest cur- —unless I csii be useful to the to thank you—•' rayon, or In a wash costume, the Orders New Trial In when you pick out a suit pattern: tains and spreads to a Norge Waah- Os Colorado NoontaiD famUy, I really phould be In the "Do you know." ha aald to a mat- "Please—no!” Constance cut to embroidered jacket^ matches a plain I. Becoming style. w. Ita gentle thorough washing n n u n ~ .studio After all”- h e toughed de- ter-of-fact voice. "Pve often wonder- quickly. aUrt of the same rolor. In fact. It J. Not too'difficult to make. will restore them to their original Case From Torrinjfton. ed why It to Uiat, of all the people to is truly a Spring where you can 8. Easy to put on and take off. Pass; Held For 36 Si: But the other girl we'nt on, "I__ ^ u t y . CaU R. s. Potterton for a the world, the ones who have plenty George to pretty important to wear any color you like, and be sure 4. Allowance in the coat for —about Uu same time, shall wo 7 Of time to sleep are the one’s who to find a style that is becoming to reaching. free domonstraUon and inquire re- Father and me. Miss Maidwell. And garding their easy terms and trade- Hartford, March 30.— (A P )— Constance aald with a little never want to go tt bed. You’d be Hark told u. you—well, worked a you. 8. Skirt wide enough for step- Durango, Colo., March 3D—(A P ) Piteous smile, ’T think I’m going to amaaed to know the variety of ex- ping. in allowance for your old washer. The Supreme Court of Errors or- mlracie lost nljht." Twenty-five motorists, rescued by I ^ ■ terribly tired tomorrow evening, CTises a doctor runs tote for not go- ' Boneie’ Coats 6. Skirt narrow enough to pre- dered a new trial today In the case 1 wonder how much more be told Lanndry Hint a rotary snow plow from 20-foot " li^ to bed at a reasonable hour, you?. Ckmatonce thought ILIC T R IC If you are wondering what kind vent its falling. forward when Clothes . . ™ „ Emma Duvall vs. Harold P. Blr- ^ e r e are the people who have to of a coat to buy this Spring you one stoops. that are to be Ironed snow drifts which trapped them for wilence Derek said "It was such an amazing piece should be thoroughly dried and then I ***“ • adndnlstrator of the estate of •it up for their favorite radio pro- - will find very outstanding values 7. Interest!^ decorative details, 36 hours on Wolf Creek Pass rested lUf . ***‘ *’’ of luck—Mark's finding you.” Hllde- AIR TRUMPETS %, in the line selection of Boucle' coatl buttons, etc. sprinkled. Otherwise the seams and William A-. Birden of Torrington, safely here today but a ^ To' eve-grams; the one’„ who sit up to garde Thorvald's Ion# brown fingers gathers will remain damper than nlng, <3onztancc.” finish books; the one’s who sit up to at Rubinow's for 116.78. on appeal from a lower court Jury started on foot across the pass had were playing Idly with a paper knife AUTO SEAT COVERS the rest of the garment and they verdict of 12.178 as compensation Then he came and stood over her. —look at the moon; and, of she had picked ji|J. But Constance Sew Vour Easter Togs will take longer to Iron properly. not been heard from. A Bargain Carnival The Angus Park Mill store In for services allegedly rendered. Even by moonlight she saw how the course, the one’s who Just don't like had a feeling that the other girl is in full swing, starring the pre- least Glastonbury have lovely wool- The plaintiff and her family had ^ e missing man, George WlIUsI pupUs of his eyes widened with emo- to go to bed at all... .Dammit all. was studying her curiously under m P L E % S T O R E S ■aster sales at Montgomery W a r^ Now Embroidery For Spring lived In the house with the decedent, of Buckeye, Ariz.. started eastward tion. very black In their clear I ve been times when Fd rather sold ens in all the new Spring shades Embroidery lovers wlU be her lowered lids—trying to make up starting today and continuing t^m 78c a yard and up, that you to whom she was In no way related. over the pass yesterday while a two. Irises. my soul for a chance to sleep an her mjnd about aomethtog. thus^ at the lovely new display of for 28 years from May 11, 1910 un- day blizzard continued In fuU force. •You are so lovely, Connie,” be honest eight hours—and all the ''W e - / / . through Saturday. Elverythlng you can easily make Into a smart Eas- (To Be Con tinned) will need for Easter can be found In ter outfit at small expense. to embroider at til his death Jon. 8, 1936 at the age 'Hie motorists to 10 automobiles !!****’ ***• hznds finding her sboui- radlOT and beat tellers and moons Mrs. Elliots, Rug and Gift Shop. of 87 years. ^ ‘r.rairtt smr>ne.x:«yi.amAJUuuv:ucizui:a.v a laoA waralac stgiiar the "specials" in every department. followed the snow plow down tte ‘‘Tour fact to the moonlight to the world wouldn't have kept me Service that iim iaAi tostaat Be sure to sm the items marked love. Honor and *6 Ooodneaa’ • ------. The action was brought In the pass highway to Pagoaa Springs, ** •"<1 young and shining, awake." SCHOOL FOR SAILORS CARRY attaatlsa. O a m p lg t* ‘Vlracle Value” as that is certain- When It comes to cooking and Apricot Pineapple Jam • Litchfield Superior Court for $2,800 from where they traveled over open *^ke—I ahall paint you tbto way SPARU with bfasksta oaA h m ly Just what they are. This la a treat the children will I claimed value of the plaintiff's serv- .^ved highway to Durango, 06 miles Ume—to white, •vltn—" keeping Lent, but Cottage cheese enjoy and tt Is bo slifaple to make; I ices. He glanced at her bent head, and London— (A P ) — The Seafarers (jR iu r ^ « relay. recipes are always appetizing and 1 lb. dried apricots „ ^ "I’m terribly sorry, Derek." Con- went on plalnUvely. "A doctor can’t Education Service, which provides 9 lbs: „ Put On Vour faster Bonnet The defendant filed an answer 870 Brittoh cargo ships with libra- iloe Luxr.covERi ^ A UTO BULB nourishing and so easy to prepare. I large can crushed pineapple. Nourished by food carried to them went on steadily. "But 1 ^ hto best work when he falls into Cempleie nctoi kB A U C A B I QUARTS r . . . $1.95 Only a tittle sun "You are devlltoh Ured." he re- naturaUy, "Thanks. You—you run rttni milk or cream, cook for a few min- And s clean wind blowing: cover damages for alleged breacn Cumbrea Pass, on the New Mexi- peated. "Yea, do go to bed, darling. BBOfO XtVB Cut-Outs utes longer and fold in the cottage of a supposed agreement of the de- co Iwundary. was blocked, halting grand interference, Doctor. Fm TAX id llT PINTS ...... $ ^ $1.101 and not the kind we used to make, Only one robin song. You’ll feel dlfferenUy tomorrow." ready now." COMTAIMIB cheese. Reheat and serve Immedi- To set things growing. fendant's decedent to bequeath a service on the Denver A Rio Grande the adorable paper dolls, but cut- ately. Serves four to six. sum of money to the plaintiff. Western • narrow gauge line across So Constence sat again by George outs or perforations in shoes. Low- the Continental Divide. Derek, Ckmatance remembered, Thorvald’a bedside. Soothing and Only a little faith. Details of Holt. had an uncanny totulUon for know- ti*68 er cuts expose and flatter the foot, .f •utomobllea cajoling him until he drowsed com- •specially in pumps which are In R ^ o Nurse Comee To MaorhestN A little more of Iaugl|ter The defendant's testatrix was the ing when It was wise not to press a forthbly off. This new device utlllzos radio To keep an April heart widow of Ebenezer A. Hoyt, who stalled overnight on Molas Pass again and also gabardine ties. Open about 60 miles west of Wolf Oeek matter—a femtome gift for appear- principles and ijlvcs you com- Now—and hereafter. died in 1923 in Ridgefield, owning a Dr. Rogers followed her out of ff/oussTW ffr toes let in the breeze and straps Pms. were taken to Sllverton. ing to accept defeat gracefully, the room. A foo4 quAlily Aconomlcil plete protection for your ba^y substantial estate of real and per- only to reorganise hto forces for wm ____ are narrow to the point of daintl- when it's alone in the nursery. It sonal property and leaving two wills, Heavy snow fell in Denver and ''Well.” (Constance aald with a ness. \ tight beige or fawn Is a sertlons of eastern Colorado today. ulUmate victory. She hod often flippancy ahe felt to be her best enables you to *keep an ear on one executed in 1886 and devising succumbed to It bffore, and had 6.002i» HOUSE PAINT popular Spring color; Light touches all his property to her and the One of the heaviest snowatorms'of safe-guard agatost making another take the warm look out pf dark things' wherever you choose to be even found It endearing. Now she In I Me,t FapaUr No wiring. Just plug in. Benson's. other to 1912. the only alleged pro- toe wdnter swept eastern Montana exhibition of herself, "Why don't Small Weekly or Monthly **•0™—white trimmings on dark hardened herself. Colsrs 713 Main street, wiu be glad to vision of which revoked the 1886 Northern railroad suo- you say, 'I toid you ao>T" PaymenU Will Purchase 1 will. pended freight service to the Great "I’m going back to the house 4.902*1 ■ejoosV* 19- • "With you all set to Jump down Any Machine. Mints tsUlng Shortly after Ebenefi-r'a death, Falla area and a MUwaukee passen. now," she said. "And It to rather my throat the minute I open my S.002i* ger train was halted at L e y to n . ‘A ^ MM yw gslton. his. brother (Charles learned the con- late. Don’t you think it would be__ mouth?” he aid with a sardonic SA LV A T ION A R M rS I parepte Mr. and Mrs. C. H. MoOre tents of the two wllle and threat- Airplanes were grounded. wiser—If I went to alone?” SERVICE grin. "Thanks. Fm not courting aeif- YOU RIOI T H I B IST W H IN YOU RIDE A SAMSCO 9 STAFFORD SPRINGS at their home on Crown street. ened to protest probating of the From four to six Inches of snow "Nonsense. Jf course I ’m going destrucUon.” Mr. and Mrs., John Tonoli and 1912 will aa a distribution of Eb^ with ■you. There won't be anyone—” TYPEW RITER CO. Co«A SpsH. Om A XsaRb. Bxtitlw UNIVERSAL P AINT eastern Wyoming. O'’ **' He stoqd looking down at her for 105 Trnmboll S t Hartford. Oooii. Oeet REVIVALS OPENED! family of West Main street were nezer’B property aa unfair to hto he caught himself up. glanced at L«eal Ageotsi J FOB MIN. WOMZN, BOTI. OIRLB De Lue Qnality in aU 14 A S I Lasl({my of Wentworth a moment, one eyebrow faintly visitors the first part of the week of blood relatives. her swiftly, and ttoisbed, "there cocked, hto hands hto pockets, Institute Boaton, Is spending the relatives In Huntington. Moss. to KEMP’S ..... -...... ptrgAlloB f i n y p To prevent this, the widow wouldn't be any danger of course. whistling an Inaudible uttia tune. Ths targesi Assortment of the Good-Sized Attendance At spring vacation with his parents The Catholic Daughters of Amer- "agreed" with CTiarlea. the plain- l« Mr. and«Mrs. Ctorl Lasbury at their Most Beautiful Bleydes in Town First In Series; Maj. Hughes “ >*et .Monday, April 4 at tiff Mabel L. Tator and E. Earle lOOK LONG P IM I home oil Prospect street. 7:30 In the K.'of C. Hall ot Hoyt, surviving children of Ebe- ■aaMea Bteyrire are tha flastt ahlatoabis at Of Ohio, Conducts Meetings Main Recreation ION ASPHALT ASIISTOS Mrs. C. GllUgan )iad as weekend street '■■ezer’s other brother who had pre- •V •'**^ ^ *‘ yaa My A aetnyicia ssasrt- guests at her home on Btost street deceased him. and the other lega- '«ca t-eA ilMi^ afl stilM. II 3’etor Lusa of Bl- tees under the second will that she RpOF C O ATIN G A good-sized crowd gathered In Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Buchanan Ungton were recent guests at the Center Items Osare la aaA flclsst the Modal Tsa Want sad the Salvation Army hall last night be allowed life use of all the prop- and family of Clinton, Mass., and home of thel, aon and daughter-ln- Fay far It on Onr for the opening of a ten-day revival Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sweenor and erty leR by her husband. Wedneadsy Makes eU reef law Mr. and Mra. Tony Lusa on IA81I9T TIRM8ta-NO RIO TAPt ' campaign conducted by Major daughter of Oanston, R. I., Brown avenue. Further Provlaloaa. Ttoe men’s volleybaU period win leek aew afleh Joay)h Hughee of Akron. Ohio. Joseph Plsclotta has taken a poel- Mrs. Frank Belcher has returned I f tnla were done. It was "agreed" bo from 8 to 7 o'clock. -ta seals on MiMc was furnished by the band tlon at the Stafford Oonservatorlea. the "said second will might be de- The Junior boy's period will TOP ECONOMY |uwr the direction of Harold Turk. to h ^ home In Staffordville aRer be weteryreefs. Miss Su.ian Lucas ot Hartford has spending the past week visiting with stroyed and not offered for probate from 6 to 6:48. tolRon, and by the Songster Brigade and that under the first will, which classes will ClAAn'O under Fred CTough. A good spirit been visiting at the home ot her her son Ernest Belcher to Hartford . .-ta ------InaHon 3 OeL PaR parents in Staffordville. and her sister, Mrs. Herbert Barlow It was agreed might be probated, atari at 7 o’clock. NEW HUDSON 112 BEATS “ OTHER TH R E E " prevailed throughout the evening. In New Britain. the said Mary E. Hoyt would take The tewltog aUeys have been ra- McAlecr's Clenner M a ^ Hughes will speak each night MIm I^igh Ptnney has resumed UOULAR I P M wre w \ Mrs. Mary Bernards baa been en- only a use for the term of her nat- served from 8 to 10 o’clock, at 7:45 during the. series of meet- her studies at St. Margaret's school ural life of the property remaining . P^.C, gflrls will plAv bftsktt IN COM P ETITIV E TE ST •^mww w tSc SIZE J|% JBl g|| ings. ^ in Waterbury, after spending the tertatotog her etoter Miss A. Don- I tP dero of Meriden. after the paynmt of hto debts and b*U from S to 9 o'clock. * 'vas Romans. pMt with her parents Mr. and gxpenses of administration." Total TU m WHh Rnsy Cka MsAUPOWI WAX Tfanndftj NUDS0NI12 CAIA CAM *♦^12, ‘So then every one of us Mrs. Charles Plnney on East street. Further if this were done, ahe The women's ewunmlnr CARC S1.8A i/ 2S.18V F. •hall give account of himself to OsMr Schmidt of South Lancas- would upon har death, turn over all mil meet as follows: 7:00 to 7 *4B S0.9S 234)0 33.10 ► eJe %, AO Thne Wt*' 60o that respon- ter, Msm., is spending several days such property so received In equal Advanced: 7:45 to 8:86. Life Sav- mCmemmi, ■MigwgM QaaOU Baseballs MhiUty will be placed squarely on ink* for Only OlMBirgOo Itelghts*'** P*^ents on Brandon Overnight News portlona-ione ha]f to the said H A 1 A * 3“ -O I^ IA L W S E b J^l T* Mcn one In that accounUnr with Charles F. Hoyt or hto helre, and Tha tenowtog Junior teams will CLUTCH.--^ MUPFLERS the Almighty. We frequently blame Total a Jack Patten, student at Wllbra- tha other half to the heirs of hto £5''? floor: 6 to 7 sisi'o-.ta QII' the younger generation for its ap- ham Academy Is spending the Of Connecticut deceased brother. Mabel L. Tator Now the new Hudson 112 gives yoa FOBAUC^ Ttlne |1 JO .M lttt waywardness, he said, while spring recess at the home of his pais (g y AaawtMdflBwaa) __ »saaa mn vMWV BBLFjr M...... — ----- ‘p r o o f o f kettengtaaU ne eco o o m y . . , 1 a ...... I e, reem em. ^h for to the fij^ ^counting the blame wta Mr. and Mrs. Parley Pattenon The high court upheld Judge Friday direa competitive tests wid) the "other be Placrf on the parents who Edgen^pod street. Hartterd—The worst forest fire Simpson to sustaining a demurrer ® f SOFTBALLS nave Uved inconsistenUy before ‘The glrta‘ afternoon swimming three” leading lowest priced cars,sa^srw A UTO TOP O R IK I OUFONT omeifll MIm Helen Douglas of Stafford- 2?^.*“ ^*** 3 ^ reported by the to the complaint with Judg- classes wiU start at 8:45. kj'* WELDER’S CLOVES them. Quoting Revelations, 20-12 ments ffor the defendants saying wif W Ay • /ary o f ownen o f th e’’other Triee vlUe has returned to her home after State Forestly Department cUlKax- The senior basketball league Judgment wa:; •pending several days visiting with tog a two-week period that brought that “the suppression contracted games will start at 7 :15. three!" CELLULOSE SPONCI P RII a l ^ y telng paased and that death relaUvea In Maine. She was ten- more calls tor forest fire flg ^ ra for of the 1912 will was to direct ■’ / i j-m ta eomP^*^ • W ITB E YIR T PINT CAN to $3.19 would bring either eternal bliss or P*Hod wUI Hudson 112 ssoa by a wide margin. dered a surprise birthday party by teon any similar period since 1930. violation of Section 4882. of the DO from 7 to 9 o clock. •wrlastlng punishment. statutea.” • . . 2 to 42 miles per gallon. Yon save her friends Sunday night at her «r e s were reported burning to Gtos- SmUuStLj . DUCO No. 7 p o l i s h ' _ D A « MitMINV MlTTf home. tonbmy, North Stonington. Griswold In the remataliSg' case the court The girls’ tap daadng claaMo will on first cost, too, with a Hudson 112... I DUKE ATTENDS TRIAL found no error to a Superior (2ourt DUPONT IPONOI ...... J$ ''^'’“ ‘toouee. a former and Shelton, to addition to numer- meet as follows: 9:$0 to 10:00, Be- M tower upkeep, and longer life. Even lA fa rl dlstrirt nurse In Stafford Springs oua other anuUler btoseo. verdict for the plototiff Eli Eeser 10:00 to 10:30, Intormodi* PtDttOONnTPOUSB.. .W Price Wo 98c to $3.39 l^don, March 30 — (A P )__The now district nurse In WlncheaterTN. for $481 to an aetkm Rgatoat the driving, you ssee. . . a Hudson WtSOi of Gloucester, Great Britain's New Britaln^K. J. WtototoU and 10-30 to 11:00, Advanced, H., was r e ^ t ly tendered a shower R a ^ o a d U. Ztokto, both of Hart- Bridgeport-City Trust Company to boye* awlmmlnc claeeee wtii 112 lost a v e r a ^ 25.6 miles per gallon I A n. viiM ■^ e r prinre, took an unusual step recover daraagea for the alleged • CyfcdiBHn. b a seb a l l •A fllALL M AStt riage"°*^ e* •>**■ approaching mar- torjL were presented CtennecUcut ■tart at 9:80. in a cardfied lOOO-mile "nop-eaAm - today by attending a trial in Old COTverslOT of certain bowling aUeya Aoe men • plunge Beth for **” 2Se to Bakers’ Association awards ter hav- and equipment ^e_m en ’a plunge period will test through heavy traffic! A B E n E R Hudso n i ia IxAdon's famous court, Mr. and Mra David Gutlmaln had ing "done most tor ths baking to- Irom 7 to 8 o'elodL _59c -3 9 c ar^ deserters accused of DEAL FOR as weekend guests at their home on dustry to Oonnectleut” during 1937. Drive die new Hudson 112! See year poUMmen in an au ^ k e e s street, Mr. and Mrs. Leo The preoentations were made at a Hudson dealer now—and ask him to * YOUR and I toobU e chase were on trUL Sol- D^ne of Provider, R. t UP iK D S M rarely are involved In mX banquet' which brought to a eloee prove Hudson lU *! top eoMxany to yon! 694 Monaon wffl ^ aaaorlatloo'a spring convention LvM w adiwycw K -iNgxPBkBvgyq D O L U R JOHNSON’S RATO make her future home with her Imre. rT R IE CARDEN SRADE SAVS i0% is f^e D^a brother ot King brotbtf and sister-ln-tow, Mr. and Bristol MoSavwta Ra«M omi GARDEN SPRAYER 0«>rge u d third to line of a u ^ pm ir o o m y.fflUfSSL Beset that hae4e** T. Eaton on Highland Savo Ym DeOara HIGH QUALITY /OMPT. T H E N E W " L O W E S T P R I C E D' C A R SISSZ in OLO-GOAT throne, to known tec hto Ta SRaaS PM M 06L G to con «... ^ love of tte army. Before the ehaag- STRONGLY BUILT y MM m eaniSf S* 5*m ka Dlmmlck Is seriously Iwtartatwoiaiil S S -S .m a t tog r^ a l aceiie forred htei toiSro Stofford Hollov^ New York—John Silvan to to a % .reMplete ^ boqpital becauoa be didn’t look be- pirn Icea HhassnVAateWkn j$ m S mil up active mUltaiy iJiiiii# ka strinii fore he leaped. York as major in the Tstal Yktae a p n ^ reeeae with her parenti ^ k t o g a abort cut through Cen- 1 Irel Park, he vaulted a three-teot Halns, New HainpMilro siwi ver- M^ WUltom Haakyew wall, HUDSON 112 BOLISNED BLAPE t t • 4 YOOSAYRJ •out are the o n ly ^T Hznteas atreat. GARDEN An almost, entbely ^2*f*** *ma rasumad hto otS^SdT" • {utoanoug. strpfBU. **toBa» U Wastmlastor sehool aft- He suffered a iAMBOO R A k l j ~ osym l doya with Us HomBRISTOL 9SE««? S. & F. Motor Sales SB TOOTH L Cor. WIBE BOUND 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 80,198S . MANCHESTER EVENTING HERALD, MANCHESTER OONN» WEDNESDAY, MARCH 80,1988 FAGS BLBFBS

of a play coming soon and that la NL HIGGINS TO BE what a motorist found ont Suhday SMOKIES ym FOND l Agioiwaires* part tn toe Spanish Assembly after a blttar flght on tke OBITUARY TOWN’S RESERVOIR when he Ignored the selectmen's Insurgent offensive la Ctatalonia in- floor rt She House. sign that stated, the Notch road was te^fled toe feeling of national Hugh M. Alcorn. Jr, rt ISPEGIAL SOIEDDLE closed. He nearly became buried FOR BIG OBSERVANCE pride ia toe prowess of Fascist Suffleld Was a leading participant EXAMINER OH VETS SUIT NOT HEARD in mud before he knew he could not in the battle over toe bill Ytf*s and Olson*s Win Rec League Playoffs make it. The selectmen closed the ^Lsljr^s present resentment to- charged durifag /Jebate that a road last week and will not open it Win Raise Money For Tnrkey ward France ooneerns toe mysteri- "slush fund” luui been raised FOR "SNOW WfflTE” DR. HOLMES’S CORTEGE until passable. i Dinner, Anniversary Cele- ous flight rt ■ French warplane among; druggtata to obtain its pas- litecoiimieDded For Post Lef Bchedoled For Trial, Today Over the week-end there sMs over Italian territory last week. An ssff6. Young Alcorn ta assisting hJs Sunset Ridge Club Opens some more drivers who ignored Ithe bration Of Fire Department taquiry ta underway to determine father, toe veteran Hartford county [APLE LEAFS SWEEP HOCKEY SERIES GOES TO B AY STATE stop sign at the Notch and Con- toe flight’s purpose. state's attorney, In toe current in Sanson Arranges LATTER EDGES RENN’S Yacaot By Death Of Dr. It Was Not Reached; May stable OllUo will arrest all who do The Manchester Firemen's Set- vestlgatioii. not come to a complete stop. back League voted last night to Because ao official Indication has Its Golf Course On Friday Burial Takes Place In WeDea- tnske a charge of 50 cents for the fi Holmes By Maj. Bannigan been given that toe Fair Trades Act Iniibg So That It May Be W- ley This Afternoon; Given Be Settled. playing of cards at next week's ses BATIU CONTINDES waa in any way^lnked to Water- 0) BRUINS 3RD Ramblers Blank Eagles, Training Camp IN OVERTIME BY 29-28 Stale Poiiee Eaccnl. Sion of the league, and of this the holder to a locker, aliower bury municipal affairs, aoma ob- of Sunaet Ridge Country club, an------f ------■ GUARANH TRUCT CO. <^rge. 25 cents win go Into the servers considered toe sppearaace Seen After Si^ool Honrs. privileges and other house privileges Dr. BAwfai C Riggins, member of League treasury to help to pay the AT GRAND CANAL nounced today the course will be not open to the public The Hilltop Under an escort of OonnecUcut ’The Roaring Brook Reservoir as- of Belrne and Blanc supported toe STRAIGHT UCkiNG Stars Nose Out Hornets Notes rtiened Fridi^, April 1st Pro the MeinorUl hoepital ataff and State Police, a car containing a sessment esse, brought by the Town expenses for the turkey dinner that theory that testimony taken in re- House restaurant and bar will con- BOX SCORE I Senrice Gagers Drab Mori* . RESTRAINED BY COURT win be served on April 26. and the In order that patrons rt toe State Schafer and (SreenMeeper Fred tinue aa tn toe past open to toe tor the paat ten state policeman leading and anoth- of Manchester against the Town of (Ossttnned frem Page One) cent days might have caused the Clearwater, Fla.—It may or may Peckham made aa inspection rt ths ' ymrt was recommended today by er car with a state policeman Qlastonbury, was not reached today Ollier 25 cents is to )>e used as a jurors to poake an exhaustive .study theater may arrang> their time to By ASSOCIATED PRESS AProvldence and Cleveland, respec- not be toe result of Lsrry Mac- public. The entire men's locker IN AMAZING UPSET course over the week-end snd found room will be reserved exclusively artys, 42>18, As Sclnieb, ‘ lOlJor Thomas Bannlgan, Admlnls- brfngmg up the rear, the funeral for hearing aa achedulei in Superior FROM VOTING STOCK fund for the League’s contribution manders in a counterattack and bit- of legialaUve lobbying. see toe local showing oi ."Snow .Uvely, in the divtaitlngi . . . up herie the standard order ta feautred for toe losers. Rsaa'S eral Motors. bassador Dwight Morrow. floor where toe Jury was in- session Wlimers la last night's playing using to admit they’re too old and J ability is games between here and New York. ing to the money positions in past Theater building which has been Frank F. Kerf be. New York finan- Alvah J. Bradatreet of Beverly, High’s basketball conqueats, it second to none..l. Joe McCarthy says he looks for An- Usual; Has 4 28 Average. orange Juice and coffee . . . Frank McAdams, rg td a eilm but clear edge In the lit t le IXMTaine Ostroski Runs under lease to Warner Brothen for The government still was gravely w Jacob (Jake) Levy of Westport. Mastf., arrested by Officer Stone for rt duplicate contract at toe Ma- Ireaky to win toe trophy, bowled Thomas is strutting arouno toe Johnston, rg . first half but Olson's came back tournaments* are so far down that cier, until recently an associate ot eonlo Temple were as follows: seems to us that the Poltah-Ameri- drews to do a lot of first-class re- Into Car A t Oak And Spruce the paat 10 yeara and which has Young. concerned whether toe United What, if any, connection he had with violation of rules rt toe road bad his Iver tbe Chicagoans 3 to 1 in'* toe cans have been deprived rt a full campus at Tuscaloosa, Ala., these Werner, Ig .. with a rush to close toe gap and set If now appea.’s they are out of the States Treasury could cut the price North and south, first, Mr. and Mm. Bruno Bychotaki sad Stan Opa- lief work. b'en sold to ao out of town man, Charles L. Bradley, president and toe investigation was not disclosed. case nolled on payment rt costa rt Mrst game rt their ’’semi-flnai" measure of recognlUon for their lach have teamed up brilliantly at Beaten In toe first round and tied days like nobody’a business . . . Antonio, c ., toe stage for a final driva to vtc- Streets This Noon. rimnlng. The Colonials and the VaJ- of silver another cent an ounce. to ecourt Knofla; second. Professor and Mrs. ^ries, but toe odds still are against vollne team are n e.ghth and sixth has created an interest as to the director of (Thesape^e Ckirp- Backed Racing BIU splendid achievement in capturing forward this season... .toe lanky mebbe It’s because a guy called Pkirico, r f . . . tory In a hecUc overtime period. Mexico produces about 80,000,000 Frank Kupchunos of Wapplng Sedgwick of WilUmaatlc; east and hem. They must win another game, Bradenton. Fla.—Johnny Niggel- la the second, toe Bon Ami bowlers struck by an automobile i at Oak place, but betv een the first place cause, among those on Main street John P. Murphy,' secretary and l«v y lias been a frequent visitor toe State Polish League champion- Bycbolskl baa borne toe bnmt of llng. 32-year-oId rookie burler of the (fliarlle Boswell 1s all set to step Olson, r f ...... Short Batketo O alM ounces of silver a year, and a great was fined one dollar on four charges west, first, Mr. and Mrs. PhiUnXin- Utoer at Chicago tomorrow or at of the 'YhtCA Mon/lay League came into toe big sh<>es of the departed With Hartdd Sehueta and Jim aqd Spruce streets at 12:45 p. m. team and the seventh place team who saw the work being done. director of (Chesapeake. in both branches rt toe General As- ship... .Manchester hac a plethora play under the basket and bla size Boston Bees, la torektenlng to Muldoon, if .. That the building has fallen into many mines are “marginal”, unable sembly. He was mentioned as one rt fishing without a license, fishing nell; saimnd, William Stevenson and flew York Sunday, and toe Leafs rt sports champs this 1937-38 sea- baa made him tbe target for op- back brilliantly in tha playoffa to Joe Kllgrow . . how about that, Bheldon rifling toe mesh from aU twiay as she was returning to the there is but 27 points difference. The 'The petition alleges in substance to operate profitably if the price ta within 500 feet rt a dam, for catch- John HaydetL achieve toe same fame won by . t Nathan Hale-'school, six-yesr-old need of repair slqce it was closed that Young was Informed that Guar- of-the supporters of toe horse rac- ave a chance to rest while that is son but we feel that tbe PA's de- posing players___ Opalsch's s]>eed defeat Shearer’s by eight pipe fo? Frank? . . . Alabama won't admit 18 1 anglea of toe floor, the YD'e led 'ast three sittings will prove inter- niuch below 40 cents nn ounce. ing trout, also for catching bass out One mors aeries will be held thla Ping on. year's young oldatera. Lou Fette and it yet, but it’s pretty well set that Mprtartye from etart to fitii«»i and Lorraine Ostroski Jumped up and ran esting. as a theater Is not doubted by any arjty Intends to exercise Its. Chesa- ing bill when that measure was be- serve a wealth of acclaim for the and fine floor work baa made him Jim Turner. Johnny, up from New- ■econd round "lonors and then cap- Score at half . ime. 24-12, (The ellver price waa cut by one of season. He also paid toe coats season but this lost aerim wiU con- tured the deciding single game for this. Boswell wiU be their 1939 All- were never seriously threatened. ■to the achck>l building after the Healy and Derrick were high who have visited the building. Un- peake Corp., voting power to change fore the (Seneral Assembly in 1936. The Leafs, who turned from manner In which they routed their a highly capable running mate___ ark, hurled six shutout innings Referee, Clerk#.' ci 3r the lease it la necessary for the cent for the second day yesterday, of court. The arrest waa mode by sist rt three aUtlngs only. The first ItricUy offensive hockey to export opponents in what ta unanimously the League diadem. Frank Shfl- American candidate . . . Ray pUlng up on 18-7 lead by halfUma aeddeot, where she received medi- scorers last night with 1S2 points, the management of the Chesapeake making the price 43 centa against tievy spent about 20 minutes in Game Warden Deah. chunky Eddie Haraburda and husky against Louisville yesterday. person taking the lease to return * Ohio railway. It recites that in toe new series will be played at U-around play for toe playoffs, considered toe fastest cage circuit Mike Saveriek and .the veteran Fal- don waa the individual star Ir every (Bear) Wolf; North Carolloa coaiSi. and ertally holding their margin to cal attention from Dr. Noah A. Burr they being members of the Tobacco the 45 centa maintained alnce the toe Qjurt House. When be reported Robert M. Eccles of Ansonta, Otaon’s who chanced to be there. The girl, the property in the same condition Guaranty’s “failure to follow the toe Temple ilext Tuesday night atched. Boston’s power and wore In OonnecUcut.... koski have functioned in sparkling mlitch as toe Bon Ami succeaefully predicts Sammy Baugh will do one y - toe closing whistle. Duffy and Cui^ Growers, who are now in third place, he asked to see either EMward J. (Tonn., was fined $5 and costs for April 6. San Antonio, Tex. — Tom Ctarey, B. F. T. ley were tbe big guna for Mortartya. jauKhter of Mr. and Mrs. Bronislaw it was in at the time the lease was wishes of Brown and Smith may 'Til® United Hickey, ace Investigator on special etter defensively lost night. Twice fashion aa guards, both offensively defended toe title won laat year more I'ear’s tour with toe Weablng- with Schendel \nd Wilson, members staiea Treaaury announced Sunday violation of rules of toe road. He St. Louis Brawns inflclder, waa from Shearer's. Champa of 1936. ton Redskins then go to (fliapel HIH Kaenejy'U...... , 1 0 2 The PoItah-AmericaM atartad Wtiuskl of Oak street, was only taken, less the natural wear and prompt said Brown and Smith to Proeecutor Hugh M. Alcorn's staff lUI (fowley, Boston’s all-star cen- Ten teama, composed of toe fin- and defenatvely___ Relmi^ r f ...... 2 0 4 ahghUy injured. of the Vaivollne team, in second it would suspend aUver purchases was arrested by Officer Watrous on est court talent In the state, were ready to Join toe Hollywood Pacific Town (fliamplon Cfliarlle Kebart. as assistant to Wolf. their regulars and ran up a 28-12 tear and with exception of such cause to be lessened the preferen from Mexico April 1, terminating or toe tatter’s son, Hugh M. Alcorn, toe ElUngtoii road. Irt, put toe Bruins on even terms M^house, e ...... 6 1 Samuel 3. Robb of 170 Maple place for high s'ores with tlal treatment of long standing arrayed against toe Polish-Ameri- (Toast league club today. Caray bad os he has done for several years, n advantage over Dillon’s In the flnt '•acta- of God" as would cause de ita program of buying $2,000,000 in Jr. diaries 0>beii rt Port (^tester, N. |uring toe third peri(xi and Jack Mention must atacj be made of tbe balked at being optioned to toe Levett, e ...... 0 0 u atiect, driver of the car that hit the points. The standmg: predation. given to the defendant (Guaranty THOMPSONVllLE MASONS cans but tha local hoopttarz came other members of toe team, big Ed denned up all toe Individual honors Battleship, toe first Amfrican- half, then ealUng on tha rcservaa Royal A. C...... sliver monthly but guaranteeing a The horse racing bill was approv- Y., was arrested by Sheriff Budda ortland mtased a wide-open chance California club but decided, "as long with a season's average of 128.20 tn 4ie(Uund. Ig ...... 8 0 6 to protect toe lead in the firl toU Policeman Winlleld Mar- ...... 2S2M An inventory of the equipment in Trust) and to J. P. Morgan A Co , >r toe winning goal. through tn sensational style to saw Kovie, John Vojeck, John Bychol- hred stcepIecliaBcr to win The Gran Manchester Green . day to day market The price for ed by both branches, but was vetoed on complaint rt passing bad checks as I don't lose any money I m t^ t 74 games railed, hit high single of National, was trained down at T' Jolly, rg ...... 2 •* 6 minutes. Al Obuchowski aad Jobn- tto. who investigated, that be was ---- i JMU the building when the lease was by the General Motors Corp., with domestic slver ta 64.64 centa ) by (fov. Wllbnr L. Cross. Daniel F, The checks were made good by Then tn the “sudden death” ses- up toe coveted btmtlng several ekl, Mordaveky, Brozowsicl and ■Mag aioog Spruce street at about l obacco Growers .., ...... 2S1U respect to the distribution of its COMING HERE FRIDAY weeks befors the campaign's close Gr^b, all rt wbom /xrried on Just as well go.” 163 and high triple of 428. Hta burst, N. C., where a lot of troMTers r FalkooU paced tba .AmsrkS’ en- K of P...... taken was filed by Warner Brothers. Oontributioiis Ornttnoe. B. Hickey of Stamford, who has Cohen and he gave blmWf up lun, DriUor, who bad made toe first cloeeet rival was Loceelo of Gtbeon'i are now quartered . . . /North 18 8 29 Saught aa almost every membw ao aiilss an hour when the child ran ...... 2807 It was found that certain frames huge deposit of cash balSnces.” (^ntribuUona sUll were coming :oal, gathered up a looee puck and ...their record rt thirteen straight eplendldly as resi'rvea... .the regu- 0«rt from in back of several parked' Hose Jrs...... twice been summoned here by toe rsther toon have toe ad/led expense triumphs before suffering a setback Lakeland. Fta. — Manager ^ c k y with an average of 118.26 while Carolina university’s new SaOO.OOO Renn's rt the team figured in the soortag, ...... 2SU4 for holding poatera th»t were on the Further Details in for a "fund of economic libero- of having an officer get the proper Doric Lodge Members To Be >atted it high into toe cage past lars were In action most of toe time Gess of Gibson’s wee third with • ears. The left rear fender of Robb’s Vaivollne ...... The petition continues: x x x I'uy, was Republican floor leader rt and their twenty wins In twenty- In State League competition but Harris of toe Washington Senators gymnasium, srtd to be tlue'flneet in B. r. T. while Muld(x>n end Werner wars ----- 2802 sidewalls of the lobby bad been re- tlon. along with pledgee to buy the House at toe time. papers to bring him into this state. Guests Of Manchester Lodge [oalle Tiny Thompson. 117.2. standouta for DUlon’s. *-aMchlne struck the girt. Buckland ...... ---- 2801 "Defendant’s (Guaranty’s) course one starts in the State League was toe reaervea held up their end when ta beginning to vision old Goose the south, will be called "Woolen F; Biazell. rg ...... 2 1 5 moved. New frames have been bonds which Carden/u asked Con- Received Extra Pay TTi® case was nolled on payment rt For Sports Eventa. Amerks Stage ftally Goslln ss a distinct aaseL Against Five msmtars of toe league gym" In honor of (fliarhta T. Woolen, E. BtaMlI, Ig ...... 0 0 YD’e Are Favorites Oolonials ...... ---- 2793 of action threatened as aforesaid is great to authorise to pay for toe costs of court. Several cases were compiled against the tougheet, stlf- called upon and have played fine bowled in every game during toe 0 placed in the lobby thJbi paat week also motivated by Its Improper de- Oary. town chalrnum for about The Americane, for toe third fest ' opposition Inaaginable... .it’s (fl>lumbus yesterday, the (3oose hit graduate manager of Atoletlca at Netaon, e ...... 0 1 On the basis of peat performances; Yankees ...... 2789 taking the place of those that were oil properties. . continued until next week. nail In tbe Rec Senior League, eeason, 75 in ail, being Varrick. 1 Reid's ...... sire and Intent to bring atx>ut such 20 yeara, ta also chairman of toe Manchester MSaons will be hosts Ime in playoff gamee, won after a recoid that stamps the PA's os where toe pressure hasn't been aa a homer with two on in his only (fliapel Hill for many years Zwtek, e ...... 1 0 2 toe YD'S are beavUy favored to re- ---- 2/48 removed. The motion picture ma- Dr. Jose Stiurob, head of the Fed- Cbaq^. McGuire. Twaronlta and LENIEN tea SUCCESS Hose No. 1 ...... changes in the present directorkte city board rt tax commissioners. to toe mombera rt Doric lodge of etUng their oppenenta take the one of tbe finest qulnteta that has tough---- all in all. It’s a team of Ume at bat. That didn’t hurt his It Isn’t official yet, but it's so Murray, rf ...... 8 4 lU pel Olson's and tout earn toe r i^ t ---- 273/ chines, which were removed, have district which includes Mexico sad. Carl Voea scored Chicago's (fliapfn. It marked the third sea- why were Judge Landis and Judge to a fourth meeting with the Poltah- Frank's ...... and management of the (Chesapeake City vouchers show that he and ThompeonvlUe at s “Sports Iflght" pastlmed In toe slate In toe post which Manchester has reason to be chances of winning a Washington son in succession tost Tvmronlte Renn, If ...... 8 0 6 ---- 2724 been returned and set up in the City, announced he was organising HOSPITAL NOTES nly goal tn toe first period and toe decade.... contract. Eramham tnrfng to bide that "Card- Aroericana this season. Olson's eis- Ramblers ...... 2099 * Ohio Railway as will assure to a “Committee of National Economic Slavln received extra pay from toe party tai the Temple on Friday night mighty proud and we take tola op- has competed in every match played Klahoney, i f ...... 2 0 4 IN EVERY RESPECT theater and small electric light Morgan, Stanley A Co., Inc., an in- city for services above their normal rt this week. It waa announced today I gad lasted untU late in toe eecono portunity to render a rousing salute Inal purgeF' . , . neither would say gineered an amazing upset victory 'mprovement Club .... 2889 Redemption’-' to raise money for toe by his team. over toe YD'e In tbe opening week bulba have been placed in the sign vestment banking cor^ratlon, the duties. Discharged yesterday: Catherine by Richard McLagan, chairman of rben Nelson (old poison) Stewart Complete harmemy among the to toe Polish-Americana.... Loz Angeles — Cfliarley Grimm's k word Imtll an enterprising news- Trojans ...... ---- 2889 on the marquee, replacing those bonda The final etandinn and individual paper^n went to Florida, talked 11 6 28 of the uncompleted second round Attend Annn.H Affair At Mldeays ...... benefit ot underwriting such securi- Governor Wenceslao Labra of the Dunn frequently served as acting Macri, 3 Walnut street. Jadlth La toe oommittee in cha^e. (flialrman tanked home Lome Carr'a pass, in players and a constant striving for dream ot a hord-bltUng outfielder average! of toe bovrier' follows; Score at half time. 18-6, Renn’s. ---- 2819 that burned out. ties as the (Chesapeake A Ohio x x x Chappelle, 15 Mints Oourt, 'Mrs. Ida be final frame Johnny Sorrell scor- perfection have been paramount While on toe subject rt ths PA’s, for hta Chicago (Tube may be ful- to toem, put two and two together but toe Service ejagers ars dstarmin- South .Methodi.st Church Porterfields ...... 2619 State of Mexico sent 50,000 pesos comptroller in toe absence of L e ^ , McLagan has appointed the follow- Won Lost anjr wrote toe yarn . . . then toe Referee, (flerke. ed not to tat it happen again. Tha The first pictures taken of the may have occasion to Issue x x x bis chief. Dunn retained hta poet Ptnney, Andover, David Husband, 66 d and as the Hawks pressed in an factors in the success of tbe Poltah- we’d Ilk# to say a few words on toe filled. Joe Marty, unlmpreszlve aa Bon Ami ...... 34x 14 Aircraft ...... 2470 building were snapped by Morris (about $11,000) and 8,000 p ^ ing asstatanta foi Manchester lodger tory broke. YD'S apUt with toe PA ’e In the first Yesterday Afternoon. and to assure x x x the continuance came from toe Territory of Quin- after Leary was succeeded recently Ridge street Jack Trotter, bridge; Harold Pres- ffort to Us, Sweeney Schriner allp( Americans in their two campaigns State League... .It’s one of toe a freebman last yea has been hit- Shearer's ...... 34 14, Pasternack, who, it was thought, of emoluments which said J. p. ted away for a final tally. on toe chalked court....and toe beat organized circulta In toe state, ting hard tola spring and connected Gibson's .. round to tie for top honors but won tana Itoo. by hta Republican adversary In the Admitted today: Mrs. Mary Shil- ton, cribbsge; James Baker, set- ...... 31 beaten in the playoff ctaeh. The 'Mrs. J. c. Hl.nrlchs, g< ueral ihair- waa representing the owners of the Morgan A Co., has enjoyed x x x." ton, Merrow. Oonn., Mrs. Ellen Mc- Chicago was handicapped somc- club has been extremely fortunate no doubt about It. but we think )t for three doubles and a single in five U. S. Poet Office ...... 22 Young Ctalvln Griffith, foster son SHARKEY TO REFEREE The bankers' asspciatlon here an- October city election, Sherwood L. back: Thomas Weir, checkers; John As of Clark (Old Fox I Griffith, owner games were close every time sad man and members of the Gleaners building, and yesterday afternoon (Morgan, Stanley A Co., Inc., was Ro-viand. Grogan, 82 Garden street rhzt by an injury to goalie Mike to bays a man of Johnny Falkoskl's could be Improved in several wa\’a tries against toe White Sox yester- Talcottrtlle ...... 19 / 29 Sroup of the Wesleyan Guild who ATTENDS CONFERENCE nounce employes were contributing Hood, pool; Robert Boyce, ping- of the Washington Senators, ta mak- another PA-YD tussle seems cer- Leon Fallott took pictures for War- formed in 1935 to take over the In- one day's salary to toe bond fund. . The morning group of witnesses Discharged today; Mrs. Harriet Carokas, who war banged into bis calibre as c<7acb___ through the ....first of all we'd suggest the day. The Pittsburgh Plratee. op- Reid’s ...... 6/ 42 ^re in charge of the annual Len- ner Brothers. vestment banking business of J. p. pong; Roy Vorrta, basebaU darts. fo(pe of bis own personality and his ing good with a bang aa president FOR WRESTLING SHOW tMn to prove one of toe bast attrao- B. T. W. Van Hasselt co-<]lrector also Included O r l Olsen, Waterbury Servens, 18 Ulley street wn goal post when A1 Murray ot elimination of the glrla’ rircuit. in posing toe Cuba today, may have to X—Bon Ami won roll off. y Lea yesterday afternoon at the Morgan A Co., some of its officials Refreshments will be served after unquestionable ability as a player, favor rt a Junior league to be com- Bon Aral / of the (fliarlotte club of the Pied- tlons of toe feet waning camprtgn. OF BAKERS OF STATE of toe Agulla Company, meanwhile banker wuo served on too cliy Oneus; Sixty paUenta. tbe sports sventa. be Amerks went after a puck Ue get along without Pipil Waner, who mont league ... a fellow for the South Methodist church, were con- were previously idenUfied with he has welded together a combina- posed of .pollth-Ameriean young pulled a leg muscle slightly yester- G. PJiffall Aver. To Handle Feature Between Ouaranty). Etarted court action to regain con- finance board foi a brief period. ras holding. He bad to take Ume football experts to watch next sea- gimtulated on Its success, at least tents of toe company safe, taken tut for three etitches in hta scalp tl(m that is well nigh invincible___ stera wbo arep't quite ready for day. Kobart ...... 74 y9492 123.20 ^ m a social and artistic stand- AA. J. Davis .Attends Meeting ' BOLTON NOTCH Young, defending the present H m Night Session toe rigors of senior basketball.. Brennan ...... ^ / 3254 112.8 son ta Horace Bell, a goal-kicking Koverly And Pinto At Foot by toe government last week os se- The Waterbury Grand Jury re- tut came back to give a courageous nepo guard at Minnesota .... Last Night *s Fights point Favorite Ea.ster colors, or- In president of (Chesapeake A Ohio curity against back taxes. The PA’i have a state-wide repu- Davis ...... M 6179 110.19 Guard In Hartford. chid and yellow, were used through- At Hotel Burritt New The Men’s and Women's club will assembled after a night session held xbiblUon. Pasadena, Calif.—Still ahroucled AUen ...... heU be fighting for a living after rMiway, Gebrge D. Brooke, other ■Van Hasselt asked toe Federal tation for. their sportamanshlp on We have all toe admiration lo toe in gloom because of Luke Appling’s 2427 110.7 out in the decorations. The flow- Bril.ii'n A’eslerday. give away a beautiful hand embroid- officers, and their record for earn- under circumstances which some and off toe basketball floor, a fact world for toe gentler seat—outside Bheldon . . . 7958 W7.40 one more year rt the collltch grid Hartford, March JW— Jack Shar- Vtm York-Jackie Kid Berg, 14R District (3ourt for an injunction sources interpreted os meaning toe ankle fracture, .q/blch showed up as stuff . . . they say he’s got it. both England, outpointed FranMe Wal- ^ were orchid sweet peas and ered bedspread at ita play and dance ings and management, added in ihe against toe finance ministry, ossert- that ta a tribute to toe qualities toe realm of sport—but we believe GIraitta . . . 4....S7 7201 107.32 key, former world's boxing heavy- ytllow rosebuds. William J. Davis of Davlw Horae April 19. - petltlcm: 18-man investigating body had a double break under toe X-ray, toe WalchowxM ....20 2159 in football and boxing . . . P. 8.: weight champion srtll be toe third lace, I40ti, aeveland t«). Ing Agulla never owed toe app’rozi- Manchester Public Market that FalkoskI has instilled in bis < I that a Junior circuit would be Chicago White Sox came here t^ a y 107.19 AIra N. S. Cutler introduced Dr. Bakery at the' CenUr. attended the cnieaterfieia Plrle was taken ill "Chesapeake * Ohio is and has started to make an exhaustive scru- Racing Notes ebargeg.. . .he expects hta team to Ojlemim''^...... 24 2668 107 He's a heavyweight . . . seems a man In the ring this Thursday night Loe Angelei“-(fliuck OoweU. 222, mately 5,000,000 pesos (about $1,- much better proposition.. ..girls' for a final workout before starting Btrl Story, the pastor, as ‘The meeting of the Connecticut Bakers the first of the week and Is confined been one of the few railroads in the tiny of charges lobbytata influenced fight hard and to fight to win but basketball ta, welL girls' baaketball Shearer’s bit strange to see our old pal Max at Food Guard HaU. He will refere* Los Angelee, stopped Johnny Er- association yesterday at the Hotel to bed. (K)0,000) claimed for taxes on funita their eastern trip with toe Cubs, Baer up there in second place Javee, 191, St. Paul, (8). Voice of the Guild." Dr. Story s country which have enjoyed a direct send abroad in 1984-35. toe fate of legtalatlon at recent By ASSOCIATED PRESS be demands clean, honeet play as and wa attlt cling to toe old-fashion- / G. Plnfall Aver. the star bout and the epeciai semi- woom lng address was InUrestlng BuiTitt. .New Britain. The guest Roger Williams has started the and strong ownership-controlled General Assembly sessions. T H URSD AY SPECIALS w ell....toe PA'e have brought ed Idea that a woman’s place ta in Pittsburgh and toe St. Louis Cotak ...... 74 8611 116.1 among toe heavyweight challengere. final match. Seattle—WUd BUI Boyd, U9, •Bd amusing, and In it he stressed speaker was Edwin G. Woodward of cellar for a new bouse on bis prop- He held toe treasury agents vio- A “league rt natloni" combined to Browns. yarrlck ... but you can’t deny that the fellow Seattle, knocked out Bob NestelL management as dUtlngulshed from lated constitutional guarantees In The only'witneesea summoned to credit to toe Polish people but tha home.. .. esse #75 8581 114:31 In toe main event, Georgs (K. O.) irf. chrlsUan people are Salisbury, state dairy and food com- erty. * eastern banker dominated manafe- tha over-time seaalon, second held ShouMer Veal C h i^ s...... 25c lb. vln toe feature race at Tropical they've also brought credit to Man- Chanda ...... 75 8484 113.9 earned the spot. Koverly, tbe Hollywood Howitzer, 186, Los Angeles, (1). Just folks. missioner. who talked in regard to ment" ^ taking over 100.000 peaoa (about ?ark yesterday. The liorie was toe Lakeland, Fla— The "guessers" In Petke ...... 74 Richard Moror has purchased a $22,000) and other contents of toe within a week, were Hugh P. Belrne chester and their eu]^rb exploits Secondly, wa feel that a league 8307 112.19 will bring up his guna against Btan- Detroit—Al Drtansy, 198. Wind- iiTB. Dorothy Hanson Keeney thegiew law,In Connecticut requiring new Dodge truck this week. of New Haven and Felix Blanc Itnn.l... Sr ~ I ...... Ib. fliUean-bred VltaUo, owned by A. A. toe Detroit Tiger camp already^''are McLagan ...... 72 7957 110.37 sor. Ont., stopped Max 2k>aa, 800. safe. have deme much to place our com- of eleven teama ta too unwelldy and Mrs. Payne Whitney's Greentree lev Pinto, rough mixer of Chicago, ay^ beautUuUy on the piano, physical examination of bakery em- Many of the motorists in town Hartford, secretary-treasurer . um ...... 25c Ib. lulz of (hiba. He was ridden by munity in the limelight os a town should ta reduced. ...it ta reported nominating Elden Auker tp’ pltcb Olbson's Oarage W o beat Henry Piet*, champion of Qiicsgo, (7). •n2. ing toe Boston Bsiss over that dis- Wlnton ...... 18 2000 111.2 Tropical Handicap, toe closing day wrangler, who scales 214 pounds. ed to prevent cut-rate prices, which members of the team received as top-notchers In Claes A and tbe WUeon .... Frank Velez, 140, Puerto Rico. (8). Btott Mrs. Ohion was accompan- foodli after they are purchased. June 1st. (Oontinimd from Page Oaa) was enacted by toe 1937 General U m b to Stew ...... schoolboira for nearly all rt toe rest In (flaaa B ....U would make tance Monday. 72 7896 109.48 feature. In hta last outing. Brush 'Two other Ume limit bouts com- ied by Mrs. Keeney. Olbeon ...... 58 6010 103 A6 Hook set up a New Americaa rec- Mickey Makar, 146, Bayonne, out- V ery often, he said, they are allowed A t the auction held at the Rain- a DUCE TELLS WORLD Ivcan Beef for Stewingp cat op...... 2*wi Ih Ben Jonas, Mtaaouii sportsman players ars graduatae of either the cireult even fester toon It ta plete tbe program which atarta at pointed Irtah Ed Ctanley, 148, New , Mrs. Howard Keith then Introduc- to remain in a heated car while bow auditorium Saturday afternoon vho ta training Herbert M. WoolTs now.... Btloxl, Mtae.—The task of twaw V. 8. Poet (MBoe ord of 1:41 for a mile an^ 60 jranta. 8:30 p. m. ont ot the best ever produced here Special on Chack Bee^Groqnd for Hamburg; Ib! H i^ or Trade school... .Bruno By- , O. York, (8). N rs. Lillian S. Bowers, the guest milady is at a bridge or other there was a very large crowd of LAwrin for tbs Kentucky Derby, bos aging the PhilUea, who turn in a PlnfaU Aver. buyers.. from the manufacturers' standpolnL (Oosttened iMm rags Om) cbotakl and Stan Opatach were Prantlce ...... 27 3024 ■power, who is a member of the pastime, or when delivered at the It baa an unusually high cigar yield, IT IS DA NGEROUS 8ot wagered a penny on hta Fla- with Coach Wilfred J. Clarke's A card reachae us from WUUsm good many odd peiformanccs ia the 112 Town School Board and the Town homes are careleaaly left on the w ould tbs motorist who has driv- It ta daageroas to seU ■ SDBSn- McGuire .. » s e e #75 8355 1X1.30 meaning the number of wrappers A FRESH SHD^MENT OF FINE QUALITY SEA FOOD oaln(x> stakes victor to .take the tesun as lata as 1936 and A1 Obu- Pairett of ths Perrstt A Glanney National League, seems to ta mak- ...... 75 IJhimry committee. Mm. Bowers pantry shelf instead of being imme- en all over tbs nice stats park we counting Italy's equipment for w «.. I'UTJf tor 6M Joed to iiiako throo or , aiurcbill Downs clastic. May 7. He Twarnlte .. 8330 111.14 available In a single leaf; and ta rt He said toe nation had 876 factorlee chowskl.-pasUmM arlth the Ctarke- oompany. who was Manchester ing a philosopher out rt Jimmy Farr ...... 72 7946 110.26 h rl^y reviewed a dozen or more diately placed in the ice box. have at the Notch please be more toe customary excellent color and (ow ecMta more. Costomers a rs, Fresh Halibut Steak ; laid he tried to get down something men in 1935, while Mike Saveriek High's bus driver to both tbs state hooks, for the most part recent fic- careful. If he la ever caught, it employing 580,000' workmen pro- Swordfish Wilson. After wild BUI HalUhan Chapin ...... 76 7647 101.72 Commissioner Woodward an- high quaUty required by toe mak- Tomr best assetoi loM them and yoa Whole Haddock to Bake .,...! ...... ; It 20 to 1 but the od/ta were re- was with Trade tn J9S6___ Fsl- and New England tournaments..., uncorked a wild pitch yesterday ss well aa a few non-flctlon, swered a number of questions put to Is a very serious offense destroying ducing armaments. The workers, ------oor tantaeoa. 666 ta worth! ...... 9c Ib. MeSweeney ....43 3890 90.29 era of hlgb priced cUrare. I Fused. kowskl ta a te a fqrmwr High asa BUI MYi. ."D sn hst*-. four - d m ■that .gava the Ctavelaad a TsIeuttilHe - ^ L tc n slnce^ the beginning him by the bakert in regard ta the -stats property. The ground ta EBnysre A r r i v t a g be^sld. “have dlrpiayed perfect dis------or tome tlmeo as rtoeA si ...... ^.121i c lb. xm l K vetoran of niiay semi-pro €C the Revolution m Spain and the i cipline." SUBSTITUTE. Fancy Fresh Piltet of HiddbH( ~ I Wortfi Kansas City department getting my nenrss back tn plaos” ■tart on. a winzdag rally, Jimmy O. -PlnfaU Aver. new food laws. The meeting* svere very soft now and the car has cut ^ y e rs repreeenUng most of toe Tfibwder Clams I itore owner, has wagered $100 at (xmpsigne...... it comas from Wsshlngtan. D. wmr in China, she closed with the held both morning and afternoon. deep ruts Into the newly seeded Vlgoroos applause greeted his Just rentarked, “such thiags hap- KroD see'* s s s #7E 7962 110.42 Clearance leading cigar' manufacturers in too and Stewing Oysters i LS t o n . C .... If Bin wandsis Into a Coo- pen." rosin g of what she termed a whlm- Md in the evening a banquet and green this side of the bridge. It Is declaration he Intended to keep In H. Barton...... 48 6218 10SA4 country wlU be in Hartford for toe The PA's succeeded beostas rt gress session ws’re afraid hta nerves Brogan ...... 89 4198 107.25 .slcal story, entitled "Liicy, Per- dancing waa enjoyed. believed to be the work of some offering, many of them arriving hta own hands direction of tbslr concentration on teamwork woo't get any rest. bapt." writtrn by a West Hartford young fellows from : out of town. Italy's armed forces In war time, COME IN AND SEE OUR MANY BUDGET SAVING , .I'* * * DD.OIX) Vtacaya purse, which MotaUa, Ala.—Ooanls Mack, vet- Strickle nd ....12 1272 106 taocher. Sunday night when the tradlUohal IT'S TIME NOW vUl Is run at Tropical Park Satur- ..each player carried out hta as- eran manager rt the PhUodelphta LoCfluppelle ....80 8131 104.11 of Lost year they had a simUar case gathering with local packers and although toe King wouKT continue VALUES! . JNrs. Arthur Gibson and Mrs TO THINK OF tay, promises to bring out toe best ■Ignment to the. bast of hta talents BUoxi. Mtae.—Johnny Hunq/hries, Athletics whose health has shown Lee ...... see *62 6378 103.22 HARTFORD SYMPHONY where many cut around the stop growers wUl be held at Hotel Bond, to be titular head. without thought rt Individual glory, BOymond Hunt of the Gleaners’ sign and drove on to the green to He then swung into a review rt Butter. Falrm m tVCream er (Better Butter), 2 lbs, 67c wo-yeor olds in tra tn ^ in Florida. (flevetand Indians’ rookie pitcher, great Improvement stnee be came Goodrich ...... 48 4947 103.8 (hiatomera as far west aa Ban Fran- n »y include. Sweet Patrice, Spin thus making It possibto for tbe has made /pilte an Impreaelnn on at N. Barton . ___ 45 4408 97.43 IPWp poured at the buffet table go from Andover way out toward cisco and south to Texas have been the navy, asserting Italy had the Goodrich j^**»JN aO ^ Strictly Fresh, extra large size . .doz. 3.3c south, ta taking do chaaoM on the Open-face sandwiches, small, deco- (Coventry. in, Huskie Queen. Throttle Wide, PA ’e to develop a nifty aggregation least one rival manager. Oxmle Bald’s Anettonasrs SOCIETY IN CONCERT here in toe past for the big tobecco world’s strongest submarine fleet Fish, Royal Scarlet, light m eat...... med. can 17c rt ban handlers who pass the ban possible results of "harnstormlag.” rated cupcakes and tea were served Frank Rlva Is believed to be the fllerry Jam, Kata Smith, American Hock of the Athleties watched him He rested at Biloxi, Mtas., while O. PlnfaU Aver. market He declared that toe country's Litentuf ^ident Family Flour...... 5 |b. bair^9c smartly and smoothly and shoot HamUton . ....39 4329 Ill on card tables to the 100 or more first fannsr la Bolton to get bis naval buUdtng program, largest In lyrd, Spanish Mammon, Town, hurl against tha PhllllM yesterday the A's beat MobUe yesterday, Spring Hats *^**I"* Seaeoo Bade Cream O’Wheat, Wheatena. Haltez, and * with uncanny accuracy.... the Hair...... 72 7891 109.48 gnests present. Mias Mary C. Roach of the Rob- horse and plow out for the first Its history, would be eompleted "by ack Horner and Maellne. The lat- and said he ta "a aeneatlon on form largely on the burling of Rookie e t ^ n school heads the oommittee V ^ ‘Lh toe offering of some 20,0(W Amerks are a elas^ club and a alone.” j Farraad ...... 24 2816 109 turning of the spring soil this sea- bales of the shade wrapper, the In- 1D40 or 1941, and perfaape earlier.” Fishing ^ h lch formerly ran aa Hireling, Almon WUltame. from the Manchester Teachers' CTlub son. ^ been beaten tn four starts. treat to watch, working with a Mortarty ...... 10 1090 109 dustry will write finis to the 1987 Mussolini assured the nation that Scaiiet, fancy white in wood I’-'lb. box! 27c ■nappy prsetatea sad intentasss of (tavagaaro . ....47 6066 107J7 VALUES FROM -S which Is bringing the Hartford Tbs motorcycle fever is breaking tn case of war Italy could count on abo utto w n Symphony orchestra to High School growing and packing season and jtolk Pea Beans, extra fancy...... 2 lbs. l i e purpose that has mad* them cos rt McCarthy ...... 61 6370 108.16 out In town again and there is going turn its attention to" toe- cultivation fuel to operate the navy foe a Boots R. Bradlsy will not bavs Tuesday. April 5. at 8 o'clock. to be a record number of them this Sweet Heart Soap, boy 3 cakes for 18c and get an extra • the most oolorfni tesma in tbe state R. R a i d ___ ....45 4601 100.1 12.95 TO $3.50 ^ of tots year’s crop. Acting under a “sufficient ler^th of time." As comfortable as your street __ , in ths Kmtucky Derby, .-...FalkoskI has driUed hta play- McLaughlin ....5 5 >- 6878 97.48 Tk* Legion and V. F. W. bowling The ronceit U given for the bene- summer. cake for le. , 7, but he’ll probably ta rooting tsams will meet on Farr’s alleys at marketing agreement with the Poeslble lack of oil in wartime aboea They are "U te" in ers tboroughly tn ths tntiM te American Legion Junior Bafieball fit of the Verplanck Foundation, a A farmer in town who has been has been a cause for Italian anxie- weight and '“Tuff- to wear Mra. Emil Deaamark's Blind 0 o*clock this evenlnt;. fund named in honor s«I the assd rt Italy's b s l^ sear ht foils. owDsd a plan* and who agrssd to GLENNEY’S *xt Chat Bs Domr Is tha j to atUod tbe •boogar, aspedalty la avtatfoo. eo many j^lsys that hsvs sat up ta- get aim dosra there la aa hour aad >|ssls. sad stdars ptsosd ■ ttet wsjr.i COemtag ptaas rspests a ( S gl 5«7 WE DEUVCR * haU . . . tke M p wka awda aad I* PA G E TW E L V E MAiMGHtajTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ WEDNESDAY, MARCH SO. 198t • MANCRE8TZR EVENING HERALD, iHANCRESTER. CONN, WTONEBDAT, HARCn 80,1988 PAcn' r - BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES How About It, Boots? .H Y taMDOMGl By MARTIN 5------. nibmrvyI " lo^ WMItRA o e % « SEN SE and N O N SEN SE SET — SUIT ' booy« vomat W9W OO y o o UHft PiCfURS TO « 0 ~ 50HETHIM& TO J HAUVTO wild flowsrs soon will ba here. I The MoraUg After M k w M ^ cw t M0 ^ m € Let us, this spring, be content with y AT M ' u . HIM* wm rnt quite wen, thanks, aad wide V— BO M M *** 1 admiring them and not pull them OO MHAT \ O O ^ out by the roots and cause their ex- Last night was raUiw taint, tinction. Others psssera-by will be Uetng copper cents for staka LOST ANH/fOUND AUTOMOBILES FOR 8AI,E able to admire teem if we leave REPAIRING FUEL AND FEED 49-A BOARDERS WANTED We played a quiet game; S9-A them alone aa we should. • We ate some caks, we drank sooM LD8T—TUSSDJI^ afternoon, linall LA«VNM0WERS sharpened and re- brown p u i^ containing atim or FOR A GOOD USED FOR SALE—WELL aeasoned bard CAN ACCOMMODATE one young BRITISH LA^R ITES WAITING COUPLE BOLDS milk. paired. Precision grinding. De- wood 84AO load. Teleptxme 8628. Indy, with room uid* board. CaU at Lad—Sandy MaePerson hak been We made a Good Luck wish, ' money, Rpwurd. Return to Herald livery service. Karlalan and Bdger- DOUBT BROOK CASl iU, I hear. Ia‘ he able to go out vS Office. CAR M. Giglio, Bolton. Centenlal Apartments. Today we feel as tins os silk— 8E h n ] Ate an aocaptad evor tka tslaahoaa L ar^ aavtnga. Work guaranteed. ‘T CON- driving test or pay the fee of five to be a direct health menace, r loved his grandmother would arise But Hitler wins only 200,000 At tka CHARQB RXTB alraa abova Lang. Phone 8bB2. rockers and mlsceUaneoua pieces. CtR.N;—Notica It karaby glvan that shillings ($1.26) normally charge- Greetings were brought by Pa.it whether, aa some have suggestq In tee early morning so aa to eat FOR • SALE —CHEAP. Chevrolet rrtdarlck P. Kttltnd ol Watt Hart- able. ’ ® President Joseph Lockashtre of Austrian soldiers, about 200 adrartlsara, but radio, In perfect order. Call 849 Several high grade coal or oil the brook should ‘ be purified an breakfast with her. One morning, SCORCH Y SMITH S',?,RATES will ba aocaptad as 1-3 OFF ON AU. 1937 wall papera^ ranges very cheap. Inquire at The ford. Connactio ,t and Jeroma B. Sul- Meriden; Max Munce of New Lon- planes, 32,000 square miles of ter- This Way Out! ro^ payme nt It paid SI tho basl- Main street or phone 4047. livan of Larchmont, New York, aa (The London County Council la stocked with fish, has not cleaiH hs thought it was rather gloomy ritory, a litUe coat chiefly lignite, By JOHN C. TERRY See your own contractor or Xhoa. O. E. Keith Furniture Co. R.neral i artnera. and Kalvlr. N. Sacha the municipal assembly for Greater don: Thomas Hsyward of Hart- been set forth ss an opinion of ti and said to hla grandma; TgggiFigp T t n m n r u n w t d w r-nf* tka saraiith ford, State Secretary, William Wil- some iron ore and farm products. SJ? s * iBsartloB of McGill Jr, 126 Cedar street. ot Wcat Harlfor' Connecticut, aa a London.) Board. ’ Boy—Turn on tee electric light, ^ia. ‘ba CBAROB for sal e—FAMILY Size Coolers- aneclal partner, have formed a llmit- cox of Meriden' and State Tre'aa- Thirty per cent of the Austrian Pkrtiicrahlp under the Arm name sources commented that grandmother dear. population to engaged in fanning. SflJ* «ontoiadL Na taapanal* tor, only two years old. Price low both the Duke and Sir Robert Hodg- urcr Walter Stowe of Bridgeport. 150 OUTTLAWh. KILLED Grandmother—Ob, I guess we at $26. Kemp's Inc. o* E**i*nd A ConiDBTiy to trantact a International vice president of The main indusMes are the-mak- will ba aaaiiBtd thalr aecvnMT brokerage butineat. located son, British representative at Bur- k______see without it. r saanot ba aroaraataad. /# at 49 Pearl atreat, Hartford. Oon- gM’ "do receive certain personal the Master Painters’ Association Manila, March 30.— (AP)--C»iJ Ing of machinery, together with FOR SALE—GLENWOOP GRAf The little fellow walked into tee work In textiles, cotton, wool, " Opporfunif'y nectteul and that Prederlch P Baa- prlvllfges." They declared, however, Villiam Muirbead of Bridgeport monwealth soldicrr returning tixla corner and his grandmother heard INDEX OF enamel combination range. Com- land a.id Jeroma b. Sullivan, the gen- ^ a a present and complimented the leather and fancy goods, wcKid- eral partne. are authortaef. to they were "less in fact that diplo- from a four-months campaign 1 these words; "Dear God! Make it EMERGENCY plete with oil burner. 152 Benton matic privileges.'’ local chapter on the activity and dark, so grandma will have to turn work, furniture, and paper. Der CLASSIFICATIONS Contest street. tranaact the paifn«rahtp buslnea* and interest being shown In the • local Lahao province reported more thil Fuehrer’s chief victory to the name and that Kelvin They said the letter was "written on the light." JMMks ...... trade organization. 160 Moro outlaws were killed aif prestige of the Sacha, the apecla) partner, has' on a privileged occasion and who- 60 forte q^ere destroyed. EmIaSaa"** ...... »•••••»•.a . « _ FOR SALE—SOME used refrigera- PartnerahiD. the aum of eyer communicated It to the press Albert Morgan, president of the conqueror. Typi- WA NTED J8.0u0.00 caah and that eald limited The 1(16 soldiers were sent A lot of people in every commun- CALLS tors. gas stoves, and furniture. Call did so Improperly.” State Paint Saleaman's club also ity need to learn how to read and fy Ing his new sub- ...... a*.».a„ O Talented amateur entertain- Mancheatei 4131. partnerahlp . commenced .March 1, kpoke briefly. Lanao when, the regular garrison i, jects is the 1034 1938 and la to terminate March 1. Laborite lead- ported' It was unable to cope with how to hear correctly. A good ers of all kinds; singers, 1 9 39 . er In the House of Commons, wlU Lawrence Converse was chairman I Austrian stamp Moro outbreak. At present, offlcej many false rumors are started by P O LICE dancers, acrobats, imperson. (6ifrned)i open the debate. He waa expected of the dinner meeting and John Ol- people who half read an item or shown here, one of » 2S2.a.ii ...... —— » MACHINEKY AND TOOI.S 52 FIIEDERICK P. EASLAaSD .son was toastmaster. Thirty-five said, the province to peaceful exce| 18 values portray- r«rsoBaU *** *•>* • ators, instrumental soloists, J E R O M E B. S U L L IV A N to sttack the government for de- hear only a portion of a conversa- TRACTORS, NEW AND used, raandlng trade union cooperation In members from this and other state for isolated clashes ^tween patj tion. They put two and two to- ing Austrian dress and musical groups. KELVIN N. SACHS centers were present at the meet- fbWmobllas « 4343 spreaders, plows, harrows, plant- Britrins enlarged rearmament and outlaws who escaped Into gether and make a hundred. ------and people. katomobltaa tor Bxehanse * program despite labor’s disapproval ing. Jungles. iL ISIS, NBA Servic*. Inc.) Auto Aeoaaaorlas—Tiros • ers, Fordson parts, spade lugs for kspalriBi'—Palatlas___ ,, i First Prize: all tractors See us for jmur needs. ^ ^ e foreign policy on which It to Auto Bobools . . . . , 2 FIRE Dublin Tract-ir Co., Providence Autos-6hly br T ^ k ...... M ITALIAN SOCIETIES FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser Aulos-ror Hire . . •” •••••• • $ 5 0.0 0 in Cash Rd., WllUmantIc. South WASHINGTON TUBBS By CYane 9 Additional Awards! roUCL AUTO WORKERS | FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia OUT OUR WAY By Williams fit Gold Bracelet Watch to Mosl WANTED— TO BUY 58 TO DINEJ^S. TEAMS r TH' BALM YO U'VE 6 C T T O *V***** rmfweleaal 4321 n i a m t * * t. »to • • > « . o r r ______OF SPRIN(S PLEASE, FISH, BITE.' A BIG BubIobm 8«rTie*t Off«r*d it Talented Male Performer. SPRING CLBIANINQ? Rummage a U V LO W A N D ONE, PLEASE! IF THEY CAN North sales? Call 8879 for your saleable SWING OURS IN FIGHT IS IN TH' A IRY S E L L H IG H . t h a t Gold Bracelet Watch to Most BundiBB-OooWaetlair -U H . NOW RESIST SEEIN' ME KETCH A junk.. Wm Oatrinsky, 182 BlsseU Another Party To Be G?en M O NEY VOU HAVE BIG FtSH WITHOUT RUSHIM' Florists—Noraarlas i j Talented Female Performer. street. Live poultry bought. WHUT WILL Funeral D ito n o n ...... }J r IN' T H ' BA N K W ILL HOME FER POLES, THEN I'U Basties—Flumblur—R^ ia » * m it 5432 No Obligation! Apply In Detroit March 30.—,AF) —Po- c . Vcj' RHYME WITH M AKE V O J RIC H KNOW IF IM TH' ONLY Person To 20 Birch Street For Basketbafl, Track And lice and United Autoraobtlp Work- ^ s AIR? FAIR- . Miinaary-DraMmskmVi! era pickets, both swinging clubs, IF SO U H A N DLE WEAKLIN' IN THE BUNCH — Read Tbt Herald Adva RE--WEAR fought at the entrance to the Fed- IT R IG H T . TH' only FAILURE! IF THEY A M B ULA N CE Cross-Country Champs. ernl Screw Workers today, for the fourth time In three days. Fifty CAN RESIST rr, THEN I'M (Dougan) TH' LONE failure.' . S i r f- pickets were knocked down and one WHUr Tollti poodB 8«rTte« , Manchester High’s state and New poIlreriM was injured as the police G O O D WuU4-»BQB!n«tB 8«rTlo« 5630 England champs in basketbsll and escorted approximately 600 non- It . / strikers Into the plant S T O C K - S. L. BRIGGS — A U CTIO N EER stats champs in cross country and IS LO W Odutm* and CUmm (Holloran) TELEPHONE LEBANON 18-6 Indoor track and flelo will be honor- T policeman, Abraham Prlval. In.troetloB...... „ J. Matlcn. waa taken to recelvln* N O W ed again next Sunday afternoon at ? banquet sponsored by the several hospital for treatment of a cut ifusieai-DrimitVo'*13 06 0 M A M M OTH C A T T LE SA LE! 1 over one eye. One picket wa W«Qt«d—iDBtrurtloiSB M 68 HEAD ACCREDITEH COWS AND HEIFERS Italian societies in town. The affair, I taken Into custody. a ^ « FiMMiMrtal (Quish) scheduled for 1 o clock, will be open BoodB—Slock*—iloru»Jr«G —. . . IT Several hundred pickets, many of Bu*In*i» OpDortonItt** , , , , ^'O TO N ! 1 I ^ aeU at poblie onctlaa at what la knowa aa to the general public. teem women, attempted to block .Monty to Loan ...... it the Jtin Lathrop farm located In the Towa of Tolland, about two Selectman Jo.ieph Pero will serve Ine emplo3rraent entrance aa the . 4340 mllte fr m VlntoB’a Oaa Stotioa at North Coveatry on the etote as toastmaster at the banquet, i Va only the _ , _ H«l* mm§ non-strikers arrived to begin work. P i r W AS A s w c u . O EA L C O M T E A C T O R , . ^ that^ too bad. B*)p W*r.i4}d—F*n*lo .. eond Imding to Tolland Center, on Tkuradmy, March 81, at 10 A. M. which will feature Italian dishes. One hundred and fifty-eight po- B ur DO 'lOU '\'v Hall, w .D . . d - M . i , Th^followlng prpperty; 66 head ot cattle tnclodlng choice Arturo Gremmo to ebairman ot the T& M AKE A -RBO ORO O H think'ANYONE ‘ SM O K E! ]AM6TeR. TM '.-•s' 8nl«Bm«A Wnectd ...... ir . a licemen, armed with night-sticks Sjev, o e s w ir l i can do Sprtngen, 18 neA milch, 40 fane; heifers, yearllBK 2-year- committee in charge, John Rota to -YtXJR SPEEC H f N O W IF WILL GET CARRVIMOOUT M BANICftUPTCO!! JwmMHb * ' Famaur," IT H OSPIT AL opened a path through the mrjsed aioo tto ^ ABOUT nr. 6 0 Ag%ntB W*nl«d ...... olds. OMtney and HoUteln breeds; 2 fonn honeoi • aheep; 7 H. F. secretory and B. F. Carinl to treas- 't o o G ET STA GE FRIQ MT, WISE that gM engine aad anw rig; also 8 H. P. gaa engine; hny tedder, rake, p i ^ t s to the employment entiancs. AHEAD, S|ta*.tion* Wanttd—F*mU* . .. it urer. Tickets St $1.00 each may be TOe pickets carriM heavy sticks, JU S T KEEP M OVING YO UR ITS ONLY A Sttuatton* W*nt*d—M *U ...... |y " 'Towr, team wagon, dump cart, aalky plow, other plows, U PS A N D T H E REO O r K < Etnplerm«ni A*«nel»* ...... 49 5131 miltlyator and other toola too nameroas to mention. Earl Lath- obtained from the Oak Grille at 80 a foot and a half long, to which Recording Oak street, Cervinl's Package store small signs were affUed but which . W O N T EVEN RJM B l E Fakldaa rop, owner. Sale rain or ahlno. Terms: Caoli. Caterer In at- OP TtXlR A' oc o— P # t * ...... jw tendance. at 21 Oak streeL V. Flrpo at 118 they used as weapons when the Uva Stock—Vaoielas 42 lighting began. ^ullry and 6app!lo* . . . W A TER DEPT. Wells street. Armor} Package atore w*nt«d— p»tf— Poultry STATEMU tT ; This Is oM^qf the Hneot herd. MO Main streeL Fred's 'Package Half an hour after the first c l o ^ ^tock o f cattle 4n Eaatom Ceniiectlcat. M oA of.fiw' eolQe were raised sLbre at 117 Spruce street, Greromo's the police were bolding the employ- Fa, Sal*— jstaoalUaaaoa Artlolaa rnr Eala ...... 3077 **» P*“ *‘ «* tftnrtltloB aad vary market at 73 Bl»cb street, Pero’s ment entrance, while the pickets 5®s's aad AcecHOiiaa *t large In a t^ All rattlemra ahoold attead this aile. Mr. Lath- fruit stand at 299 Oakland street, were massed around other portions BulWtos lUtartal...... J} of the plant. (After 5 P.M .) JpP *• *’ ' *“* "P ilaliy baslnens aad golag Iota trocktag. Mr. Carinl or Mr. RoU at 186 El- Eveiythlng mast go for the high dollar. tlridge street The UAW. a CIO affUtote, colled 8-5* the strike Monday following an- A program of speeches and music 0«Td«>—Farm— D*Jiy Pro^veta M 7868 nouncement of a 10 cents aa hour BoMobold Good* {• win be presented after the dinner. wage reduction. ‘'Don’t bt so impatient! I had to lock the car, didn’t I?” Ma^latry ind TooU u M A N C H ESTER / j sSriai:"S,''.srs£?:;” ’“* •••• ** MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE ^ ms tr MIA W ATER C O . l^yinff Eyes By THOMPSON AND COLL Lii.awT.otr. t h e TIM E W A S T E R hViu ALLEY OOP Playing: Rougrh 5974 5 E £ M fi VOU THAT'S ClflHT,JUOC3E- L A S T n i g h t X W AS By HAMLIN 3U>oia* Without Boat* •• BCriH A LIV E ' WE'LL BE CiLADTD Birr-rHeRE’LLBE • : THOUOHT ^e a n w h /l £ , m p/AJCt IN Tie. PLAYIN G T H E RECORD U P TMHUSISOU A RULER? BAH! C3lEADlKJC. AND W ELL 15 A eatty to set in oboer 'THAT? HELP you SET THIN05 t a u S H O N in e BA N K — IN MY RO O M — M CJM TH CXJGKr THOUGHT! Y O U 'RE GONmA V£X1 ARE TB E GlviN YOU LOUP-MOUTHEP B A CK • WCL(UMAE EN0U6H IN O RD ER-W H Y, I A F T E R 7W /S, V O U N O M A M - G AS C O . TO the TT W AS M E A N D TO l O IT < CrrC H ER C A R C ^ O VER M E O RD ERS? TM w.audis2S2r!?^:a;;i-:-:^ g U N CLE HLU3H' BELIEVE THE WATECTS 1 M U S T G E T T H E S H E R IF F BLOW H < « D ,m EM EQ 3EN Cy B U SY A S SO O N A S W E O ET 3 0 ! TH* m e d d l i n 'S7EA M 6ER T O WASH n s H A N DS A N D H ERE A N ' H ELP ME G IT y T H ' R U LER WHO SHOW *u . CAMP, RECEOINO ALCEAOy/ O A PAL O ’ CO ME DOWN TO DIN N ER/ ^ HBA O U T A T H ERE* j- \ S A Y S WHATS tiSSryUuoB* 55T A S H O R E / 5075 T H E WHAT* R3CLOBM W A to Beat fARTY ELEC TRIC C O . IN THE BOAT ^ T i4SSi-“U M s 5181 ENJOY* A HAPPY Evdning Herald BEUNIOJ S a j!3B JTJS ^ -- = \ 5121 A ^Mctal busineaa nseetlng will David King of ReckvIUe has en- Tha ItaUan Amarlcan Athletic Girls Soouta of Troop 9 will nieat The knqnal spring rummage sale ha held Friday evening at 7:80 at tered the employ of the Benson Club will meet this evening at 7:15 next week on Tuesday night at 6180 the Second Congregational church Furniture and R ^ q company, aa In tha Moose Hall, Brainard Place. of the MemorUl Hrspltal auxiliary at the South Methodist church. In- will be held tomorrow all day la the for the purpoaa of cofieldering the a aalesman and collector. stead of Monday evening. The 01fle«r AltMTt Bahnod report of the businecs committee on old postoffloa, 1007 Main strset. !• aoUfled its local applicanta The spring meeting of the Hart- change la made because of the Girt C O C automatic he Ung .for the church, A easCfrora the Fireside Forum Tha proceeds will be used for the Protect Your Winter Garments iBtam t dMmselvea at tin eentral ford County Federated Women's Scout training class which meeu on linen fund of lit hospital. floor covering foi the auditorium of the North Methodist church wtO clubs wlU be held Monday, April « Mondays at 7, April 4 and 11.' Bw Ai Hartford Monday at 8 am. and any other bustueae proper to repeat the three-act comedy, "Sim- phyMea] examination prior to at Immanuel church, Farmington come before said meeting. ple Simon Simple” at North Coven- A delegation from the AiKlUary Against the Destruction oip Moths naming to camp vacandaa. try tomorrow evening, with a avenue at Woodland street, Hart- A trig public bridge party will be Vka atz are Joaepb R. Varrlck, Ray- ford. The morning session at 10:30 held at the Munnlc Temple tonight Dept, o f Cheney Bros, will travel to Rev. C. Cleilc Kennedy, rector of hearaal tonight id Grange HalL A will be followed ^ luncheon In the Norwich tonight to pay their last New Improved Mood J. Vancour, Howard W. Wil- Christ church. New Haven, wlU number who mlseed seeing the lo- with play slirting promptly at MB, Robert E. Janlckf, ^Calvin S. pariah bouae at 12;8(k The charge la eight o'clock. It la expected that reflects to the late Oeoige Strong, preach at the Lenten service this cal performance plan to attend to- formeriy an employee of tha Ma- UieardB and 8t;usrt E. Pierce. niorrow night 79 cents and those who plan to at- there will be 100 tables In play. ODORA-GLIDE evening-'at 7:80 at St, Mary's tend the luncheon shendd make There will be a cash prize and re- chine Dept. Episcopal church. GARMENT ' rederal commodltlea oonaixttng of Pupils of Mias LlUian O. Grant, reservations by Friday through Miss freshments wtll be served followitur Maty Benton, president of the Cos- the play. ^ iaplaa and beana(w1tl ba given out Owing to the Lenten tea at the teacher o f elocution, will attend the CLOSET •a idHef ractpienta Friday at .IQt- mopolitan club. g South Methodist church yesterday performance by ComeUa OUs Skin- lara market. It waa announced to- afternoon which was sponsored by ner of "Edna, His Wife," at the Roll up door. 60” z 4ay. Iiocal auppliea of two tons of the Gleaners' group, the regular Buahnell Memorial this evening, A meeting of all meftibera of the 24” X 22" applaa and 890 pounds o f dried sponsored by the Mount Holyoke Memorial Hospital Unen Auxiliary Mans bave been received for the monthly business and social meeting of the group, scheduled for last club of Hartford. It is Miss Skin- dance committee wlH be held tomor- RADIO ner’s own- dramatization of the row night at eight o’clock in the We Pay the Higrhest night, waa postponed until tomor- book by Margaret Ayer Barnes. She Clinic house on Haynes stm t. Mrs. $1.98 11^ and Anna Crocker, daugh* row evinlng at 7:45 at thd church. will portray 11 chhi^ters of dif- Mary Dannaher, general ^airman, tars o f Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. All members are requested to bring ferent ages in this full length solo- asks that an' accurate re^rt on CASH PRICES for SERVICE ^e New E-Z-Do taoeker of Westwood, Mass., are to this meeting -the money due on drama, which covers s period of 87 ticket sales to date be made at that VWtlng their gracidmother, Mrs. the autograph quilt. The bosteaaes years. time. W’izard Mary Pierson Cheney of Forest will be Mrs. Edgar Thompson, Mrs. street. Monroe Morris and Mrs. Alfred The increasing popularity of the The fotirth session of the Lead- Wm. E. Krah ROL-A-DOR Tomm. OLD Hotel Sheridan aa a dining place er's Training Course will be held PHONE 4457 Gibbons Assembly, Catholic Ladles waa evidenced last n l^ t when the at the South Methodist church to- CLOSET , Following an argument at hla 33 Delmont Street . of Oolumbus, will omit ita meeting main dining room w u crowded to night at 7:80. All Roy Scout lead- The door rolls up on l^day e>venltts in' the K. of C chib-| home at midnight last night, Rich- capacity with dinner guests, and the ers and others interested in Scout- irsoms, and hold It Instead on Friday ard Shea waa arrested by Policeman banquet room waa also tn use by ing are invited to attend. a spring roller. Com- SMBlng., April 8. Walter Caasells on a eW ge of In- GOLD plete with retillable the Master Painters' Aaaoclation. > • • toxication and breach of the peace. ______’ \ moth humidor. ' Company No. 1 of the South Man- Shea, who Uvea at 323 Spruce UtlllUea line poles to replace the ;iMMatai fire department was called street, was lodged In jail to await old ones now In uae near the Green 60” z 24” X 20”. Wood frame con- M 8:49 yesterday afternoon to ea- tonight's court session. have been aet In position this week, M anchester T a x i Lenten struction. ttBgnlsh a brush lire on Middle tunr- the new line extending from the Matthew $2-98 ^e, west, near Broad street. The Young People's society of Green went to Porter street. The the Swedish Congregational church ne*" polea are set back an average Phane 6 5 8 8 Mve monsy whan you paint. Use will bold a sale of handmaMe arti- ofYwelve feet from the preaent line, 34-HOUB SERVICE I Q ui^ t;H our MOTHPROOF GARMENT BAGS Narfelk - paint. Oovera better and I-. Neron, Prop. cles In .variety at the church on due to Intended widening of the Wior 27” X 60” side opening bags. Mats lon W . Sold only by O. E. Spruce street Friday evening from highway. Winis A Son. Inc.—Advt. 7:80 on. T O N IG H T JEWELER Racing Pigeon Qub will bo held to- 7:15 to 8:00 15c 2 for 25c Raclng Pigeon Qub wll bo held to- A Few Steps Below Hale’s morrow evening at 8 o’clock at the home of Peter VondrlBo. Alton 999 Main S t- Manchester Em an uel T H IS W A Y, F O O D S H O FPERS! street. Very Important club busi- SAFE-PACK GARMENT BAG Lu th era n C h u rch 5 yev waat dependable delivery servloe. the flnes^ Meats, ness wUI be taken up at the meet- Setb ack Cedarized and white lined. 60” bag. Frssh FIsK Vegetables and Frnlt . . . dial 4181 or come ing. Matters pertaining to the sea- Sponsored by Manchester ever to Pineliijrst son’s first racaa. which wtll start on May 1, will be discussed. Green Community Club OOITAOE CREESE PINEHURST MEAT Manchester Green School MOTH BALLS AND MOTH FLAKES Theodore Nelaoh, Jr., son of iff. Fresh^Chopped T u esd a y, A p ril 5 t h , 8 :0 0 P. M . 12c ” sad Mrs. Theodore Nelson o f 98 FRIDAY AT 8 P. M. In 1-pound boxes. GROUND BEEF. O *7 HolUiter street baa returned home 80-Piece : ' 12c Bsedlsss ORAPBFRCTT lb...... Z / C from Middlesex hospital In Middle- 3 Playing Prizes. Use It for meat balls, meat loaf, town. where he underwent an opera- H artford Sym phony O rch estra 9**" 2 5 c Uon for appendJelUa. He Is a sopho- Admission 25c. age at or stulfed peppers. /| Jacques Gordon, Conductor Orsat. 1 ^ , dnley more at Wealeyan university.

FLOmS/A ORANGES — BrilTs Mushroom Sauce — um UNIT OF WPA FEDERAL MUSIC PROJECT Sponsors: Manchester Teachers’ Club. Th«J.W.HAL€coM 3 2 c it on meat loaf, 15e can, 2 cans 25c. M anch ester MANCHiSTtR C onn* BIpe Aveoados Plasapples Green Peppers ...... 3 for 10c BIm KMiaiias H ig h School A u d itoriu m OaUfernia Fears Especially Teoder, Touag H ALE'S SELF'SER V E Tickets: 75 cents. Ceeeamrta TTic Origins! In New England! BEEF LIVER, o f f ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD — IT PAYS! lb...... Zw C

Freah Mnshroomia...... lb. 33c A N D H EA LT H M A RKET Sliced B acon...... lb.3 3c

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Haddock Fillets Sole Fillets C h eese HALE’S SHURFINE COFFEE Fresh Hsllinit lb. Oed 1 Polloch Haddock 2 3 c Borden Crea m C h e ese, 2 p k gs. 15c 8th Annual Hot Htmae Dandelions are lower ...... 54 peck igc

fresh Asparagus 15 27c '/I'Pouod Packsfa

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C U C U M BERS

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T O M A T O ES 3 Cana 25c

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EGG N O O DLES pkg. Augustana College Choir 14c

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HENRY VELD, Director CUCU M BERS Each 7c

$ 10.95 $8-95 Bushnoll M em orial A u ditoriu m . A hMuttful bUnkot of tb« long napped type fw wUih Bm- Pack Hartford FRESH SPIN A C H 15c wood U noted. Gorgeoualy aott, fluffy and warm. B m ^ wl3i A soft, kueysnt, beautiful blanket, thickly TuppeJ and closely durable 4” aatln rlhlxm. Nine colors. Fancy, woven tor ell-around warmth. Made of aalacted wools and bound Extra'Laige, with 4" aatln ribbon. Fight ...... * t h u n d o f , M a reh 31, B.-IS P. M. . ______^ ______<

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FIS H SP E C I A LS 60” x90" $12.95

72” x90” Slice d Co d I b. 1 2 ic $13.95 $ 8 * 9 5

to held, gey, two-tons cheeks tor a boy’s or girl's loom st 80” x90” tBSOOBSOOOoaososessssgasei Slice d Bostan Blue $15.95 taeims or school. It haa Kenwood’s famous, strong, firm weara lb. 1 2 ic Big, soft deeply napped, famouz for Ita sleeping oomfort. and daap, fluffy, securely anchored nap. Red and black, green Made of the eboioest long flbered, live, new woola. Bound with . and black, blue and black, or brown and gold cheeks. Three long-wearing, heavy luatroua 8" aatln ribbon. Fourteen eolors. plain colors. F ille t a f H a d d ock " lb. 18c

ATf GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES.

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RICHARD STONE

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